A Word re Tom le&
f
There is not ir mores fatal( error, than,: the
notion of young 'mei'. born and bred in the
t ouatry. that a great city is the paradise of loca
u„, the altogether desirable goal. Seen
t h ro ugh the fancy,' the busy gay metropolis,,
with its flashing spires, thronged avenues, polish
o f l imners sod general gnarl of excitements,
m ar seem beautiful to the honest simple peasant
b o y, as he yokes the steer or guides the plough
in his native valley, but he may be assured, that.
oi l s distance lends enchantment to the
If he could transpose hiniseg by omniscience.
l ad without suffering MOW, look upon
t h e thousands of young men who have left
h o mes of plenty, and friends who were ready
to m inister *to every wish and' sentiment of. the
beartOo find that their ideal world, the city,
f or which they sacrificed ease - and peace, was
a barren, miserable desert, parching up by tits
heat and jostle, the freabset! unemployed spirit
That ever ventti,red there, crushing' hope, faith
and often the, ambition that started bravely for
adventure, they would pause long and earnest
ly +before they lett their icoultry .homes. ' Fatal
Delusion—the slender spires of the city may
use wail quiver never so brightly to. the sun—
Me wharves may be lined with white winged
--the v.- - her Id toy . w .IMinses and
peculiar
tis hours
'street to
iyment,
actual
pt. Act reveal
in it plain manly terms, or escape it by 'going
hack to . the plough„bectithe beggars and crtini-,
nals, ending their hves i i ttalms houses:or by .
'sulfide! ,IG our admonition could reach the,
ears of every young man, we would urge them
by their lode of independence, peace, lioneqty,
•
- and every true weal, to s ta y in the country
'Where they can alwilys live and be respected.
;Aber than venture to a city without the surest
,prnspect of success. , For more beautiful and
j.)ous are the green fields. silvery brooks',and
Nruntain sides wilt.re the summer sun dips
gollen•o,sons.of the peasant, freest and hap
!rest of itten—than all the artificialglare and
deep hidden misery of a great eityi There:
you are known, thought of and eared for—here,
, nu might perchance find a friend, but you
will search long for him
comes, will be green turf and fresh flow( rs
the church yard, and many sad hearts to lay
you down to the last ideep 7 —here. neither tolling
hell nor (earful eyes mark your loss. We sail
This of all cities.'and of all otdinary life ittthemi
Stay then in the country if youAtavei but bread
3 nil water. and a straw couch Id rest your head
on.—S, Y. Sun.
Eccst.nneoN.-‘--A grand chicken factory, or
itsprovedegg hatcher. is,oPeratinga.t479
say. opposite Howard's 'Hotel Young hens,
M• this process, are matte to toddle our of their
shells ups hide less that, no time, while the
,liparatut is so simple, every family might have
ow% and raise its own fowls. It is a curious
mght.—N. Y. Suit.
RAPID CRrncru.—ThirtY•nine years ago
on l y one house, and that a lOg one, occupied
o,s pretext( site of the city of Rochester, the
i i,
present population f which is about 27,000:
1 " Constipation of e Bowels or Costiveness, head
orhe, giddiness, pain in tbe side and breast, nausea and
fickness, variable appetite, yellow or swarthy coinplei ion,
Att., we•the iiittat symptoms of a irsorde.red Liver.—
Wneit's IndiSm Vegetable Pills are always certain to
!move the ikove complaints,.beca um they remove from
the body those'rearbill humors which are, the canoe, not
only of all disorders of theliver, but of every malady in
njeni to man. A • single 4 2s:Cent box will in all cases
pse relief, and perseveranceaccording to direCtions, will
f
•_. osurcdly drive every particle of disease from th
' bolt. t
Wight's Vegetible Pills also 'completely
dame the sbnnaeh and boss'elsiof all bilious and putrid
hem, and therefore are a certain cure for .eholic, dys
suety, cbohra merlins, and other disorders of theintes
'anes.
BBy %IC or CO UNTIOLTUTIL—The public are cat:l
oose] againet the many spur Mus medicines which, in
ardel to deceive, ■re called by names similar to Wrighes
Milan Vegetable Pills.
Offices; devoted erolualvely to-The sale. of WrighCe
Indian Veggtable,Pdls , Wholesale and Retail, I eta Race
NI., Philadelphia; 188 Greenwich St., N. York; and
i 98- Tiemont St., Boston.
Agents for the sale of Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills,
to rewinds, kfontanye's & Co.; for other agencies, see
sherusemetrt in .another column.. k
•
• Mara - EA
Ifournton on the 26th Wt., by Reir. Julius roster
li. ilium SW CET, 100 Mies MART TiciarliLisza
New ribocrtisiments.
New Cash Store in Towanda!
IEo To FOB.
TAKEiI ti)is tnethod.of informing every person who •
wants to purchase GOODS, that be has opened an
Pan nod of N:E W GOODS in No: 2, Brick Row,
k "otr occupied by C. & E. Reed, othe door below
Illos Office, where he would be happy to show any
reSii stock who will fsvoirliim with a call ; as he is
*reined not to undersolil by any one in this or soy
'llet Town this side of New York. My stock is eery
•lonsisting of Dry Goods, Grocerie4 Crockery,
"seStre, Boots & Shoes, &c. A large asoortmerit of
Goods, -scich as Scotch and Linen Gingham*,
MUsling, Printed and Argandie do., Oregon
Chambray. and Lorna cloth. Also, • great
" 4 " ai French, English and American cloths, Cas
481"e"eslieg4, Croton cloth, Tweeds and Summer
1,7, arc. I Don't fail to call, as I will sell for the
.71 lain° little less than any adze* live man.
" i ssils, June 1, 1847.
, '.2 mired 12 Cheats Fresh To7 x zelling from
74 cents per lb., warranted or no sale
O. 2: B. R.
M „ obi and all and see the best and cheapest 80-
' 4 ' o4 9e mad Molasses. in to at NO. R. B. R..
int rate lot c 4 Gents kip, seal and coarse boots,
61 * medium An d coarse shoes; also Lady's tine
ri", Buskins, Gaiters and half Gaiters, rind
1 variety of child's straw at N 0.2 B. R.
11 1 , 14 5 . islortmen t of Crockery and Glassware
NO. 2, B. R.
bDik.gT ) f thi age • WI , w i t ich , ire
dbnf , cheap Parise
st reduced prices at NO. 2.
~HORII and LaWn Bonnets; also Leghorn, Pearl
Ind Palroleaf hatsm NO. '2, B. R.
DiggoLuTioN.
e chPertnership heretofore existing between
& R. REED is this day dissolved by mutual
~The ,sccounts, rn . nes, dtc., doe the firtn are
t's '- '"'" 112 1 Reed, No: 5, B. R. for collection.
CHARLES REED.
-.0 , 6 ,May 24, 1647, EDWARD REED.
•
MOIR MLLE,.
1
• Thomas Elliot &It ,C. 'Tonithisy •
TIA VIM° associated themselves togethei'in -dila
.1-1. Mercantile business, hope by class appkcation
and strict attention to business, to merit a share 'of pub.
lic s patromuge. They may always be found ready to
attend to any person who wishes accomodations in their
line.
• -.
They will occupy the old stand of Elliott& Meteor,
and as it has just been enlarged and made crime spaci
ous and convenient, customers will find it very plea
sant to do business in. & TOMKINS.
May 2.7, 1847.
NEW GO I i , ! NEW GOODS !!
tonirs
TOST received and for • le a apliindifi assortment of
J Spring andlitummer I • ..s, which will be sold es
cheap f r Cash as can be f. • • • in N.' •ent Penn's.—
Cos will find it to their • to call and ex
amine eir stock before puTboaing .where.
May 27. ELLIOTT • ' °MEIN&
New Spring and Sumner ioods.
a
15,
N. N. 'BETTS,
1. now opening a new and splendid assortment of
staple and fancy goods at his store, (situate on Main
street two doors below Bridge street (west sidi) nearly
Opposite, Montanye's dr Co.) embracing all articles
generally kept in the country, such u
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery and Glass
, . war e, Hardware. Nails. Iron. all the
varieties of Steel, Glass, Paints
Linseed Oil, Lamp Oil 4-c. •
which he offers is purchasers at unilual low prices for
Cash, Produce, or approved credit. And would re
spectfully invite all who,wish to purchase to call and
examine his goods and prices before purchising else
where, as.he is confident be can offer rood bargains.
• June 1, 1847.
THE
1.
neier
wh re
ie le at .
(iof in
gentle-
when
torture
A great variety of shawls scarfs, parasols Ladies sod
lliLithies Bonnets very cheap at BETTB'.
AUrge assortment of black and beaver cloths, black
and fancy Cassimeres, and all sorts of Bummer
stuffs low for crib BETTS'.
Anice var . . , of window and wall 'paper cheap
at BETTS'. i
HARRIS & BLOODS' Grass scythes and scythe
snattts vile.)) . Harris' cradle scythes at BETTS'.
lADIES, Misses - and children's shoes, a large vs
-4 riety on band atr BETTS'.
NEW AN CHEAP GOODS.
0. D. Bartlett.
HAS the pleasure to inform bis friends and custo ,
mere and the public in general, that he is just re
ceiving • large edid carefully selected stuck of seasona
ble Hoods, which, as heretofore, he is prepared to sell
lowed than any B RAGG ART.
Towanda, June 2, 1847.
Chore; when dead
THE largest and most .beaugiful assortment of Pa
per Hangings ever brought into this place. just
received and for sale cheap at 0. D. BARTLETT'S.
Ilardwa Ye... jr,
Bonnets,
Crockery; Books and Stationery,
• Iron and Steel, aper of all kinds.
Paints and Oils, ti" . and Putty. •
NEARLY every variety of eac f the above kinds
of Goods 0.12 baud at the Lowest rate at '-
' O. D.. BART S.
cdti, -
BEST tested coil chain for Bull wheels to saw mil r
and other similar 'uses just received end for sale
BOROU(ill TAXES. f'
The Tax pavers of the Borough of Towanda alle
hereby notified that they can have, an opportunity of
paying their taxes fOr the current year in Labor upon
the street!, at any time before the first day of July next,
on application to Witt' aw Nits one of the Streat,Com
ruissioners—who will be ready to commence work on
Monday. the 7th inst.
June l 1847.
Nem glbutrtistments.
,adies will find a beautit i rl assoitment of
Prints, M. De Lama, Gingha s, Lawns, tte.,
BETTS'.
PAPER HA .VG /NG S
Boots an (IShoes,
lial,i and Caps,
Dry Gyo da,
Groceries,
0. D. BARTLETT
BONNE 7'S.
cheap !.y
Asplendid assortment of Leghorn and straw Bonneta,
latest style just received and for sale very-low
O. D. BARTLETT
If '0 0 L Fed NTE D
OD. BARTLETT will exchange cloth or other
s Goods for Wool on the best terw possible.
Towanda, J une. I, 1,847.
WM. MIX ? Street
E. S. GOODRICH. S!'omr.s.
MILITARY NOTICE.
THE 4th Volunteer Battalion of Bradford county
willtmeet for parade and inspection at the house , '
of Stepheti Canfield in Standiug`Stone, on Tuesdai
June 22d inst., at 10 o'clswit - ,A A. M. armed and equip
ped as the law directs. election for Major in place
of T. B. Owerion resigned, will be held at said house On
the same dam.' Each company telonging to said Vat
talionill fill any vacancy of company officers that
may - exist by an il,xtion on Monday June 14th, at suet)
time d place as the former Captain, or in his absence,
either ieuti may de,.ignate; and said officers are here
by requesW to call such election as may be necessary
and act as Judge of the election and make due returns
thereof. C. F. WELLES, Jr., Lieut. Col.
Athena, Pa. Juno. 1, ;047.
AI)M I N IST R A TOR'S N OTIC E.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of J. B. Merritt,
late of Granville township, deed., are request
ed to make payment without delay, and those having
claims against said estate, wifl please present them du
ly attested to the subscriber.
JAMES MERRITT,
ROS W ELL DUNBAR.
Administrators.
Trog, May 29, 1847.
F EBH arrival of Spring and Summer Goods at
SAVINGS BA
___ • _ .
A..superior lot of Lawns, Summer Gjsrghims, and
- 4 4rIonterey plaids, a new article...for dressai... Also,
print of all patterns, which are—selling extremely low
at the,' SAVINGS BANK.
-- - 130NNETS.
A largaitnd , extensive assortment of Bonnets, con
iitrting of. Leghorn, Albert Braids, China pearl,
Straw gimp, English Straw.&c., together with ribtons,
artificial., wreaths, &c. to match. are now selling at
reduced prices at the SAVINGS BAN .
(„ZUMMER 8 . AWLS a beautiful assortmentA of
Berge, De Lain and Broths Shawls may be fin*
at the SAVIN 'S BANK'
PARASOLS of every variety and -m. Also.
Umbrellas, are now selling extremely low at the
Towanda, May 24, 1847. SAVINGS BANK.
New Spring and .Summer Goods,
41 !he Large Brick Store,
Corner of Main and Bridge Streets:
JKINGSBERY, JR. has received and , is sill)
• receiving • very large and desirable assortment :of
Dry-Goods Greceriar, Hardware, Crockn'y Boats and
Shoes, Fish, Naih, Glass, Saah,
PutlY
which will lee soW at such prices, for CAS., that par-
Osier; will be entirely satisfied.
,Towands: May 20, 1847.
T EGLIORN, Palm lest and a yaw Hatsand, , Bonnets
-1-4 Also,* lair variety of Caps, inaluding sane splen
did Palo :Aka and Rama de •Is Palma—latest styles,
just . received :by J. KINGSBEHY. J K.
LAWNS, Glngtuuns awl Prints. Also, Shawls,
Ribbons,' &a. Call anti' esamine.
May 20. KINGBBERY, /R.
NEW GOODS:
T UBT opening at N 0.9 Brick Flow filial! .
i 1 1 71* C117 1t
a , in due Limn.
May 24t11; 8147. ..
Rini*MlK itt.
SAYINGS BANK. -
• NEW OFFICERS ELECTED.
AT an annual sooting of the Irmo:ten isf Uri" To• .
wanda elavyargii Bank." , C. I . E. REED weft
.elected in pleural •G. E. • Myatt& Co.. tams
Wired May Ist, 1847. It is the maw odes g pie sew
Cashiers & Co., to sustain the credit of the inatitoties
by " putting goods low down* to pay 40.0semsgs.---,
We 'therefore invite our old eantserers and din public
generally to call and moist our stock of Now and
Chev Goods, just received, and convines themadvea
of the. truth_ of the - old adage, that " Goode have. cank
and shill be sold cheaper at the Seeing@ Bask than at
any other establishment in Towanda. No. 5. B. B.
May 18, 1847. C. & B. REED.
First Arrival of Goods from New York.
Merton Alseireberv, •
B now receiving a gametal assortment of Spring and
I
Summer Goods, which will be sold cheaper - than'
goo& were ever offered in this pleas before. Ms
friends will find am the" mount the stetted his door that
prices go down. Call and examine for yourselves.—
My goods and prices will praise thorned's& You will
find * luge end general assortment Ornery variety of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,. Crockery, alias,
Iron, Steel. Prints, Oils, Dye &Ws, Hoots, Shwa,
Hats, Caps, Codfish, Mackerel, &e., &e.
My !fiends and the public generally an respectfully
invited to call and examine my stock, as I am satisfied
I can offer them goods cheaper than at any other Store.
May 17th, 1847.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.
THE Co-Partnership heretofore exii*i under the
name and firm of Wales Batteries, and
&notice. Welks & Harris, at Athena Pa., was this
day dissolved by mutual consent. In; books and as
count of both firms will be found at the old stand,
where one of the parties will slurry_ be ready to 'settle
with thine having open accounts.,
Athena, Pa., May 10,1847,
I
ALL persons know - log thomaalves indebted by Book
account, 'Voice or Judgments, to It+ above Anne. will
do well to call and pay the , serne banmediaudy or cost
will be made after sixty days, withoetzeopect to persona.
SATTERLEY, WELLES & HARRIS.
Athens, Pa., May if, 1847••
• BRIGADE ORDERS.
THE enrolled militia and volonteem within the
bounds of the 2d Brigade 9th Div. P. M. will met
for military discipline, inspection and review . = follows :
In companies on Monday the 7th day of Juns'nest, et
soch places as may be directed by the commending
officers thereof—and in regiments and battalions se fob
lout : The 3d regiment, commanded by Col. A. K.
Bosard, lat Bat. on . Monday June 14, 1847, 3d Bat.
same Reg. on Tuesday June lath. There will be an
election held in the 24 Bat. on said day for Major, in
place of A. Clore, removed from the Bteur. -4th Res.
commanded by Col. N. A. Elliott, let Bat. on Wed
nesday‘June 16th; 24 Bat. same Reg. en Tbu:sday
'June 17th. The Ist Vol. Bat. of Twigs county:owl).
mended by Lieut. CuL Joseph Ynukin, on Thunday
June 17th. The 2d Reg: commanded by Lime . oL Col.
H. H. Seely; en Friday June 18th — en election will be
held on said day fur one Col. of said 'Reg.. and Major
for the lot Bat. of said Reg. Tbelld Vol. But. of Bren
ton' county, commanded by L. J. Bradford, on Friday
June 18th. The Ist VoL Bat. of Bradford count
Celll manded by LieuL CoL Theodore Wilderoes .
day June 19th. There o ill be an election held*,
.d
day for one Major in place of Enos Cala reeigned.—
'The Ist Reg. commanded by CoL P.C. Ward, on
Monday June 21st--en election wage held en said
day for the election of one Lieut-Col. of said Reg. in
place of E. W. Morgan, emigre& The 4th Vol. BaL
of Bradford county commanded by LieuL Col. C. F.
Well*, Jr., on Tuesday June 291&—an election will be
held on said day for die elettio . aa let Major of said
Bat. in place of T. B. Overton resigned. The ad Vol.
Bat. of Bradford county, commanded by Maj. Jackson
. .
alssehtses, fifty dollars. W. E. BARTON,
Inspector. 241 Bng., 9th Div., P. M,
East Smithfield. May Btb, 1847.
IN- THE MATTER
Of the partition of the estate .of Benjamin
Brink, dee' tt . late of Sheshequin ton rukip
—in the Orphan's Court of Bradford-coun
ty of Dec. T. 1847.
E heirs and devisees of Benjamin Brink deed.
to wit : Daniel Brink, Brink Smith, Alpheus
Tozer and Calista his wife, Charles Smith, John Elisith„
Daniel Smith, Orion Smith, Valentine Smith, Jame*
Smith, Wm. Smith, Rachel Smith, Theodore W. Brink,
Henry M'Kinney and Amanda M'Kinney his wife,
and Miia:l Brink and John Brink and thew guardian,
Orison Rickey—Orris Brink, Elizabeth Brink, Charles
Brink, Julia Brink and John Brink, Jr., and their
guardian John Brink—Elizabeth Bewley. Janiesßrink
and Hester Brink. are hereby severally notified that
the Orphan's Court of Bradford county on the 11th
day, of May, 1847, did grant • rule upon them to co ,
into Court on. the first Monday of September nett, and,
elect to take or refuge the estate of said decedent
valuation made thereof. and in came they sb fuse
to accept the aame, to ,show cause, if • they hire,
why the shame shall not be sold. Bribe Court,
LYMAN E. DE-WOLF,
May 22. - 1847. Clerk of Orphan's Court.
ADMINI
Mk UMW A NY-- - iii an order of the Orphan's Court of
1
Br county, county, will be exposed to public sale at
these upon the premien, in Shashequin township,
_aft - M*ord county, Pa., on Saturday the 4th day of Sep
tember, 1847, at one o'clock P. M., all of the certain
pieces, lots or
,parcels.of land lying and being in laid
township, known as the Richard Heide fans; to be
sold as the property of Patrick Cummings, deed.,
hounded as follows : Beginning at • corner. thence by
Mot. No. 94 and' 101, 'oath thirty degrees and 15 mi
utes, 82. perches to • corner, thence by Arta d lots
No. 101, .102 and 103, south 59 degrees 'rat, 184
perches to a corner, thence along the Bballisquin road,
!north 64* degrees west, 22 perches, not* 63 degrees
west, .78 perches to a corner, and thence by pats of
lots No. 91 and 92, north 59 degrees met, 238 perches
to the beginning, being poet of lots No. s 3 end 101
in the old township of Claverack, ens oldie sevenleen
townships, ik.c..i ‘ Centaining 93 acres and - allowance,
with a framed house, framed barn, and out homer, and
a large apple ha rd thereon. •
ALSO—A of the two undivided tow* •perts or
shares the wh In to four equal parts or shares to be
divided of and i' all that tartan tract dieted being en
Island corn r celled Rattan ' s Weed. lying in the
Susquehanna ,On abowotha month el Boger
Creek. containing in the whole. by aisapinslies. My
'six acres and oat hundredfold twenty-Ave poselies,
the same more or kes. The odor belt Wangle, to
Stephen Newell and Franklin k""'""' •" 11
ho given at the time and place dale end lame ands
known. HIRAM M IX,
May 24, 1848. Adenosine's tk dads oars.
r bimeets rders.
H E en Militia within As benne ef the Ist
T
regiment 2d: Brig. llth Div. P. M.. will ant duly
firmed and equipped for drill sad isipeoliun en Mew
day the 21st Jane nest, at 10 eel A. M./ let the
house of Stephen Canfield in litaidieg Sims.
The company parades !Should Irs bell en Meedey
June 7th st such places within their item=lbettude. as
the commanding officers may direct. There subject
to military. dirty is the Ist mgiment. ars AllulteelleilY
refined to nth Section of the "set to iim p orittito se
.penses of the Militia tire.," approved 25th April 1044.
An election for Lient. Col. af the Rig. will be held
at ti. Canfield's on the day of veining. Ma
• Pe C. WARD.
Giveaway& Mq 11, Mt OIL Id Rag,
U. D. SATTERLEE.
C. F. WELLEB, JR.
N. C. HARRIS.
El
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SPRI
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•
cbtli ankli Per b. ibl.sElmrstitelfr•WraalbgiTawmt-Mar."4l mad
New .0 - rival • G ds, by Express!
B. lINGBBERT,
lams just received boo Niw York a beautiful se•
11 sortment of Lawne.l3lingians; Barnett; Palm
Leaf HMI; 4r— ice, which will-be sold very cheep.—
Also Caps- and Parasols sod a au** of other goods.
CaU and see the Marti= Beal lest spring's price;
and if you should want any Wag in the way of New
Goode. you will be sad to buy. F April 13,1847.
First . lot of New Goods in Towanda.
viONTANYEW &.00. ass nasiving • large and
.I.VI portal assortment of Spring and Sanwa/ -Goads
which will be disposed of at win:lank or mail at re
dewed pion. April SO. 11141.
CO E TO THE RESOUE ,
THE mhaeribeis havinemet with memo lames by
1 the Ms Irvin Towitada.m well es other loam,
earnestly request that Mese who know theureelm • in
debted will make leery .)Tort pomible to put min fwd.
that we mey be able 10 meet our honest enpgenterets
and continue our busnes•
, MONTANYEII & CO.
MOBTANTrIII & CO. have removed their budge=
situatiOn a few 'doors below Bridge street where they
intend to accommodate their customers on their usual
liberal tams. We bare now on hand a fair supply of
Goods whoa to the spring trade , which win be &pm
ed of at veiny reduced prices. compared with : the great
adenom' Goods in the city.
Meech 22, 1847..
Distoolulims. •
TEE' capattamaltip Immigrant existing between
MONTA N YE! & FOX, his been this del
salved by mutual calmest. AD. MONTANYE,
Match 30, 1847. E T. FOX.
The 'demob of the late firm d Montanye k Foe
have been transferred to end and will be settled by E.T.
FOX, who hes purchased the interest of Mouteoye io
the goods on bead. He will COOOOl/0 business at the
dare late of the dam, end will be ready to wait upon all
who may all.
Towanda, Match 30, 1347.
311EILMEINIBK11011111r..41111CRE—aes
el do E. REED have removed their Store from N..
• 2. Brick, Row, to. No. I% Brick Row. formerly
occupied by 0. E. Flynt & Co., where they will be
happy to Ise their old customers mar MI theta goods
cheaper than ever. Towanda, May 12,1847.
No. 1., Brick Bow, apin in the Field !
Mr. Chamberffss,
- e ... •
ior A 8 just returned from the city
ii , _
11 of New York with a large
4,14 rr ofwastj m 4: 7and rir..mcom pri si ng .rt,
- the following snicks :—Lever,
,_ L'Epine and Plain W a t ch er, i with
a bb. ' '' a complete assortment of IGokl
Jewelry, such es Ear Rings, Fin
ger EM s, Breast Pins, Bracelets, Lockets, Gold chains,
i t
Gold ens, Keys, etc. Also, all sorts of Ililverware,
an ny quantity of Steel Beads—all of which be offers
far le exceeedingly cheap for CARH.
aches repaired on short notice, and warranted
to run well, or the money will be refunded, and a writ-
ten agreement given to that effect if required.
N. IL—MAPLE SUGAR, and Country Produce
taken in psyment- for work ; and ale,. kern now, and
forever, that the Produce onset be paid when the work
is done—l war against credit in all- its forma.
W. A. CHAMBERLIN, Agent.
Towanda, April 2S, 1847. •
Shaving and Hair Dressing.
Solomon cooper,
11(0 ES PeCTFULL ir informs his old friends and pat
ron. that having been obliged to abandon his for
mer stand on the afternoon of the 12th ult., he is now
permanently located on the west side of the public
square, two doors north of Briggs' tavern. Grateful
for past favors, he hopes by superior skill and attention
to merit en increase of patronage in future.
He will always keep on hand a supply of oils, es
sences, perfumery, and whatevet is aecessary to give
an agreeable anish to his operations, ■rid will spare no
pains in his endeavors to adapt his to wit the vary
ing tastes of his customers.
ALSO-81tholitooning for restoring and a stwe pre
vetativn to keep the Heir from falling out," or turning
gray, '• beautiful head of hair is a powerful auxiliary.
March ' 1847. -
T IST OP TRkyERSE JURORS drawn fir adjourn.
ed or Special Curt of Oyer end - Terminer, to be
held June 16tb, 11147.
Leroy—Robed McKee t
South Creek—Philo. Yeomen jr, J. L. Phillips; • ,
Darell--Bartbolornew Laporte, W. N. Goff,
Ennes ; •
Wyaloetng—Benj. Brown;
Springfield—Thos. Wolcott;
Anstenian—Lyman Morgan;
Rome—H. 0. Chobbock, IP„.-Cranniar ;
Minos -- Bader Wood,-Edirsrir P. Young, H.
.Myers;
Wpaz—,Stepjen Stitioiland jr. Bertrand Whitney ;
Warren—MM. Pendleton ;
Athimorrimo7 , Tlios. T. Human, L Entheabthdi
e—Abicer Wood ;
Albany - --Geo. Miller, Robert Lewis;
. errietrtElirhs Reeler ;
Towsndi tp—J. M. Watts
Otwell—Asa. Barrow. J. W. Payson r
Litehtleld—Banj. Ball ;
Burlington—bbarmas Akmandec; Hiram Goo;
Columbia—Wm. Strait.. Wm. H •Smitth ;
Wells—Robert T. Miller, C. 8. Ingalls;
Standing Stone—Simon Stevens ; -
Bhesbegoira—Chas, Chaf f ee Andrew Webb - ;
Lero7—Cyrus Holcomb;
Grantille—Dunham Ross;
Asylum—Harry Binary
Smithfield—E. 1.1. Gorky, Lyman Durk, Joel Allen
Springhill--Harry Ackley G. C. Vision ;
Athens tp.—M. D.Hpsfford Samuel Ovensbire ;
Troy boron—E. C. Oliver W.I. A. Vandyke ;
E. HUBLIBEIRT
Lir 91 CO IR ST 111 k. go
TENDERS his servioss to Ilia friends and the rob
lie generally in aft Wahiawa his proles ion. OF
Eies in his dwelling near the corner of Riser and Bashi
Streets. rewinds, May Is, ISM
PRINTING PAPER.
Akw Suodkooreopegior print msnufactared
A. Bradley IF Bces, Dimwit Y., for ale
way amp - by MONTAN YU' & CO.
May Is, 1847.
DISSOLUTION.
(SHE 'FIRM of E. &Ai& & Bsa is ibis day &solved
bismutsal coassurt. AU seesaws, Are., dos the
firm oast be beise&sialy paid. E. SMITH.
Tpiradde, May IS, 1847. Co TO SMITH.
NEW FIRM AT ATHENS.
TIE sedenissed hem brawl a paiteurship fie aka
.1. ing Geoesal Memo& Ilesieeri et Misses. Pe.
sods, the Rams d Welles k Danis, sad may be foetid
at the old steed et llettedes, Welles & ENT* where
they will sees be resew fiesh stock' of .GOODS
hem New York. which they will bs berm to sal et
bar prices se all she am all epee these.
, C. F. WELLES. Jr.
N. C. HARES.
Athens. Pa.. Nay it 11147,:
' MEM NADA=
11111114.111111 ED AND 11ILANTIDAMANZI4
Orme? or /111/hpor sad Brides iltTirstay,
IXTBERE greet is bar line will be At.. promptly
V V friblemelky. owl et fair prices. Nay IS, 11147.
14=8 as s =wig, essertimpit of I RES,
De & CLOAKING% M MIZICV"'
IMPS imiltipliteliOttitittlied
A LL Maw thaOniver themselves to be. ,
11 IRt.a so Gook a Meg
*bah am rPrikeil to eamk the ; Wire
the tot of Deeigher, ‘4 4
..amenimaildhiesitieoit nieq INN
es they 'nor awe to poly 'issetrlvithotat qtr to per ,
was . . lot t ,A.D.MONTIUYY E.
icauotii,' - a tau • ' et IQ.
iLdt Brandy, Amer - a Brandy lindaie: . Blesompliela
Whiskey, Port. Madena and Beim' wawa, me# che
found ut the New Yotk Cheap Busire, Na.
.Row of HEEDS ~
B ,
OOTB 7k. 211101 M--• filet-tete ementagentef &titre
and lies Boom: Shoes said Shppete. the Watt
Fteoeholf mule. just -opened et • i
nov3 . , ' 0. D. BARTLEI,I"B.
CAPS of dl kinds cheap, besides every thing vise at
. 0. D. BA irmerrs.,
•_ a _BANTA-ANNA ,TAKEN -
rum- received a large and splendid isscntinent of new
J Goods, bought entirety with Cash, daring a west
depromion in the market, and with the expreas:viiii of
UNDERSELLING the BRAGIGADOOIES. • •
. O. D. BARTLETT.
I,ILOUIt. from Um "Globs bhilo." a oupenor•oruelo
JV
also PORK. Ent quali t y, for oils by
November S.. ri.TNr & co.
VI ORE of Mom A. No.. 1. BOOTS, ,aint I lama
lrl quantity of LADIES' SHOES. just received by
November 3.FLYNT &
. .
CLOTHS AND CA&siIIEELE:
+ALARGE ASSORTMENT Of Cloths of all Modes
sad color; and guillitiea,"and' prices. Casicarres.
y and Plain. Bauioetts and a good asioibilent of
Vestinp may be found at GEO. E. PLYN Pit co.
THEGRAIFENBERG VEGETABLE: PILLS
and tbe Green Mountain Vegetable Ointerent,lbr
sale by the subscriber:rally agent fiw the town and bo
rough nf Towanda. Idth -N. N. BILVTIL -
LADIES ! I SAY, LA DIE'S ! ! If you bare made
ap your minds to buy a nice dress. desk car shawl
this mom, don't fail to cell at No. S; Brick Row, -where
70D eats Ind the most, best and cheapest article! in that
line. that is kept in woo, besides all kinds of trinnimpi.
Reasember, cal at ors t . BAIRD'S.
1 00
YDS. Beautiful Caminit', t,....Mega per
poi below the arerket price at
B. KINOSBEItir'I3.
. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
A PFW hura.red pounds BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
hr 50 lb: sacks, . superior .►tick, kw received sad
for este by Feb. 22. 0. D. BARTLETT.
E. T. PDX.
NAMES AND HARNESS TRIMMINGS.
TUST received ■ large quantity of- Pine and Cominion
II Mello Al" Plated and Japered Hannan Trim
mings at - Feb. 22. MERUUR'S.
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE.
IN pumuanee of an order of the Orphan's Court in
and for the county of Bradford, 'held at Towanda
on dm 1 Ith day of Ma 184'7, there grill be ezpourli
to vela by public 'endue as outcry on the promMea es
Friday the 18th dig of June nest,al ono-oclock. lathe
'Hero''', • eataio piaas or parcel of laid situate, lying
and being in the township of Shesbequin and bounded
as follow.: On the north by Archibald Forbes, on the
east - by Archibald Forbes aml Geo. Chaffee, en the
mouth by John G. Towner and Julia Townes his wife;.
and on the west by the Susquehanna river. ammitring•
about twenty acme most or lees, about twelve area
prima, being the land or share of laud belong to Wm.
Forbes of the estate of his -father, Elis:m Forhes,:deed. r
late of Shesbequin township. Terms made knoWit on
the day of sale. ARNEST FORBES;
Guardia' of Wm. Forbes.
Shesbequin, May 25, 1847.
The Saddle and Harness Basmess
TB itiU continued by. LKANAII SMITH, J. CULP
.1 &C. T. SMITH, under the Firm of Oltenia)
Smith 4 CO.,.st the old stand' N.onti side of tha Public
Square, where will be kept constantly on band,: Best
Plain and Quihee &oldies, Plated and Common
Harness, tilt kinds of Trunks, Valicas, and sll‘ other
work in their rum
Carriage Trimming ¢ Military toOrk
done to ender. Free their experience and pupeteality,
they win hyper* vacant a share of public palmier. L
Work CM be bed at their shop so chesp,.as at any other
shop in the conntv 'of the same quality. May 18,'47
.1•11L11180,1•100ir •
H• S. &M. C. MEEM;DR, rearmed their
S GOODS to the Store formerly_ ma:spied by H.
Mix Sons, north side oldie public square. where
they are prepared to supply their costatiers Si hereto
fore. TOwanda, Marth 17, 1847.. l
poingrz - vm varci*zazi,
THE subscriber tales thisonxeglinity Were wake
to those indebted to Wm, that his wants, and
MUST HAVE his does. All pitisons indebted will
please take warning and govern thlowelves accordingly.
Towanda, Hey 8, 1847. D. C.' HALL
_ •
.Q %TADS* boo, Haw Shoe, Hound Bed. Nil rode
.1. - .11 H o me Shoe Neils, Steel 'of all kits& will be sold
wiry low by
A Woolen Factory, at Home.
TAE subscribers take *Baum In announcing to Ma
citizens of Bradford county and vicinity, that they
base leased for a term of years the building situate in
WyitoOng township, and known es Ingham's Factory,
and whia,they are now fitting uti with machinery ind
ipparatos for *he niannfotture of broad and nairovr
Botha, flannels, ate., in *prior style and on the mod
reasonable terms. Those wist,ing to have.woolmane
fietured upon shares will find it to their advantage to
give them a call. or they amdetermined that Domino
shall be spared to give the tood,perfect satisfaction.—
They work Wool into Broad or murder dresord cloths
for one half the cloth, or if preferred, they_ will menu.
facture by the yard as follows r—Breed cloths for from
$1 to $1.25 ; Narrow cloth, from 44 to 50 et& Other
-articles manufactured for proportionate prices.
Wool carding and cloth dressing will be done. on
short notice and reasonable terms. They will be pre : l
pared for business on or before the Mist of /ant next.
WY•losuller A pril 25, 1847. $A 'LL
CLOVER SEED.
•
A QUANTITY of superior clover seed. both of the
1 - 1 largo and small kinds, just received and for sale
cheap by 0.
_D. BARTLETT.
Towanda, March 21, 1847.
grAtaalao
LYSKEB MERCUR HAS REMOvED hie LAW.
U
OFFICE, to the second wary of No. b. Brick
Row.. March 18.1847.
NOTICE.
JKINGSBERY, Ir., bits removed Ma (Isaac Books.
. Stationery, ike.. to the Sri& Store, foneetly emu"
pied by Manse & °ism% where Ina him& sqd lbe
public are invited to call.
Towanda, March 18. 1847.
.11101.71•6111011:111111VAMLIIILsai
•
Burton Kingsbery,
j_j'ite . removed his Gleed•-in-the frinCivote of-hie
JJL dwellins itstlas. one, elsormentkof Ai, old , sla
whin be is perused to,seernman*Abe
!bepublic peed
etaTly. aie invited to dad' neW tinattets.'whael, ;
(as jiditiciaile say) '" be en ditelierte his 'idly sawn". !
ins to the best et hie ability."
Tbssubectiberespec,te tbet-bie elepenees.will be rag
teny doting the enesinil.!seseon, es ke, ie about, to
btaidt be would theßroPs urge the "ego**4f. pr o mpt
payments on tbi paitof thaw indebted; sad. as in Inky
bound be will seer pray. -.
BURTON KINGSBERY.
Towards. Keeb sS, p , i • •
,
lIIMICSA
..Ig ob tlialb.,Mit.olll-11F-41111110 .
BALED •PROPOI§ALB reciiied bj
S
Commis:topers of Iladord minty at theieotllee,
until dis &I derol.turio mitt:forthrdelluerip ore the
public 11111118te s 4 tits -florosigh of Towanda, of-our boo.
Auld mod fifty thoustokigood ourebuntobla .btiok., of
suitabie qualkies fpg, liwoructiou of a Court Homo,
A. 'L. CRXIVIISIL — •
BLACK.
Vossiiiuloutts.
T ", 18,311 q /1.1.1#47
,lESlll4iork
- WINDOWAMMO-4
.No. 7 Spruce:: 714trume . .'
-ititTAIIIOIBIIOIII- ,
aniojXBM•frand:Retnit4-ittRAI
- 110400iik
God& fling:town( noises sinew
in the Lite MOE of besenifelltinst
Al' moth edeared awl delta* gilele
erery_ityin deneriptiken 0444
Buy per cent. cheaper than .enii*- •
place, Trilling** at asitni
Banner and interiorsleeorationiF door ,
inrywriefir BART*, •
Ih•1 14- Manisfaidneen"
. ,
?mums Awarded ts
By the Istrien lastitate,be
1849--A 1 4 114 v 114r ey
1... I
1841—A Diploma Gold rop
• I tir4l—A Upton", the beet Go
1843—A -Dithoire•fier the. beet
1844-41 Dian foe sequin, •
1846--4tilver Medal fhr the too
1845,-4 Silva Media tee the
Tbieei to eenio, that the Agee is
t4pleionis of the Merriam lamitieelr
HENRY MEMO,
6ai3B Ree.lllte. of the A
•
Neelw Fal and: Titer
/TINE. soltsalber is now receiving
New York a large assortment of 0,
the eiMen, carefully selected, and pa
le low prices, which will inablis his
foe cosh, lumber, country . produce, or
His meads and the public genewillY
sail roomiest ha stock befars pc '
He feels confident that hemus offer•th 1 ,
than they Imre heretofore mode in th'
other in this . region Of country. In
be' gland In all their Tanaka, Thy t - :
Hinlware. Crockery, GROW Nedsr l
Oils; Dye Stuffs. Boots, Shoes, 4
Towards, 0 - 21, 1841, H
rim - Ladies will find vest
. ..a dress goods ; bessitifni
at very low priests as
111MRENCH and Emboli cii,,tlfir.
1 1 Tweeds for pvervoita. *lnc,
finals,* great vadat, willjitio found id
OUSLIN Ds WANE,
FALL & WINTER
MICATANYEEr & CO., tor • I
desirable assortment of Goods,'
• great &premised& she market. en
English UROAD-Cl.OTBB,,C•asi
and the choicest patens' of Prints •ad)
Grateful fin past favors they reapectfu
roue public to NM and - examine their
can huid out sulkiest indoor:one:its to
og Pub* Pawn* •
Baptienibor 7, ,11346.
wk..miro 111
HAB just receive' th e' largest amortment of MEW
MEW
GOODS' ever bread{* linalioni
tie ogeni in exchange' for . •
CASE...
LUMBER.LUMBR. sr
PRODUCE.
Monroeton, May
• PROC:
,THEREAS the
V V *Went lodge r
ing of the counties
and EL Morgan and
edges in and for
their preeepthearim
me directed, for hob
Terminer, at the II
Towanda, appointed
of said county, on
to those who are 'born
to prosectite apinr
io the jail - of said col
to'appear at the sal
prosecute against 0
requested to be put
to their notice.
Dual_ et Towanda,
ear bold 184 t,
ied Stamp the yew
T BAC/JELIN,
1.1. lbm third .toe.
LOOKING GL
fraintig, latest
soy 1 I
8., KINOSBERY
1 - 10118 TIC Ct
1..1 leg, and drillink
kV, awl wadding. ha
it .nvlt
ADMINISfRATOR'S°
e — aa:nt d w theAAitiN,htet.
p.
e q
to make payment withu
Intidn eliekta spinet maid estate.
theta duly 1,0014 W to the eubwriber
NANCY
HENRY c
Warren. clitay .3, 1847.
ORPHAN'S COUR'
IN
pummel!' of en order of the
Bradford county. held armies
dip of >Nay 1847. will be exposed
'endue or, outcry, oh the prem -
24th dif of June next, at I Oar*
log described- lot of land 'situate by t
and bounded es Wows* Conies -
the public road leading from Route
in Rome township. and running n•
two rods, thence south eights-oine
one-fourth rods to a corner. then --
west two rods, thence north eighty
ten end one-fburtit to•the
tithing terealpone eriusre rode
thereon erected, being a let of land
Creamer, dee'rl. in April 1842. by
lor, in his Gfe time. Ina of which' di
died porseserd. Terme ;node kn
role. • ' LEWIS
Nay RI. 1147. • W. B
Adniinktrone at J
Er'
A small iron Gay HORSE;
with black mime and tails I
forehtedonsiene hind foot panty
smell wart the tight side Wide
es bights; escaped how the .
in redrew tetwaship. Licoming!Wen
its, the 1 bth inst. Said honer e l
Btedfotdeannty,entl it is suP • ' I
A. 7 - 51101111.6111
Ain lettiftai wireer sped doe' weer,
Fr treseded:by gists' infenestioe
thtypeW 40iver,hini st..Bmith's •
ail apassagb is l.ll 17 (aspen's, will be pil.
t
RE'
IMPORTANT" 7 4 0-2
6 MP% Rensintsit
3. to VW botawrie mohloper.
Damp* ti!.„. MONT
y wittoPlitt.trzei as 1.
family
_without 4m-came o*
iottiotell- plume_ hafboriog ar
poor, r I 'hail pay no debts of
WILLIAM`.
Buutingtr, March 1 %
131)Crra .'514111M41J dozen'
&lye' 10 mint ; eWlf 11110
ma • gicA 4a tbo best end ebea
"wad lattice ittiti to tow& Cal
Sicrcbanb*, &LI
.111Pfleo to
roy
Mil
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tow% er sem
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N. BEIVII
Mil
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RETTIP-
GOODS.
minim a ithy
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w omias.`
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mock. ma it
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t• BENA4I
deed., Its
delay, sad theme
ill irlesm roma
. ALLYN. '
Aihnhatitrater.
SALE.
*bales Coen of .
co iba fontisasth
.sale ibp public
on Thuhulay Ha
P. M. ' the . follow.
•
township of Rose
ins at a corset as
1 1 Blase to Johaiou'a
c 4 r 4 eVO,Ill0••
. • east, Miami
south isoe'dqpsa.
'Se &eat irso;
if hashish*: saw
shamed Moss
Wails of
he said L 11.,t7
'• said J. B.
,n the 6* at
tlrc•Fir.
*YPIAIItD • - -• ;
,;‘ 7 . 1 1 3:104 the*
yesrs'OW p.t.
I *tun astriajai
*bite; - lad al" a
and on sewn
4 60 sidmiegiber
j, ha., on Waisiesi !
Wind in Trsly
was tilmalligsite
• his whansahoista.
• 'shall to Awl&
;
• ' **Fantail.
=ll
' ICURES.'
llP.oqual in ibingr
Tis FOX:,
irjr. lova WI
', I ST
muusgsum•
ROSINiXtN;
Pak Coin" 10. b.
:ip 600kilid Aims.
• tit if striemes
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