Bradford reporter., June 30, 1847, Image 3

Lair. from' SaOtie re. '
. A ral ly oftraders have airlr whO leir Salim
fe,May 13th,
Every thing was tranquil there; rks far th e as_ ;.
r i ve s were concerned, but great discalisfactiv,..
with,the military, on account of the governinent
of c o t. Pride. , .
The former aeconnts ofthe ,dissipation of the of
f,:ersand soldiers are fully confirmed:, -•
Th e traders. on their rout found .I . lle Imlians very
They attack and rob patties of - Americans
w herever they ran Goremment has sustained
real lames by them, as they have stolen , a lar , e
proportion of the cattle, mules; &c. &e., belonging
to the United States, mei also Many from the vol
unteers and traders. •
On the 2itth they wreaked a late train of trading
lear ns. killed one of the party, and stole one hun
dred head of stock,. .
A party of AmeriCans were.cmiting to Santa Fe,
with despatehes from Gen. •Keatney, who is soon,
expected. „
The volunteers at Santa. Fe are extremely awe
isoio , zet home again, but 'in thiS they will be'
grievously - disappointed.
Wcckt Review . of the Markets.
, Philadelphia Market: '
• • . . FRIDAY, inNi 25, 18-17.
FLota AND MEAL.—The Flour market has not
been animated', and' prices have further declined
and the market'closes dull. Sales of 10,000 kis,.
principally Westent„at mss. ineluding.some parcels
-at :1....7. lined and deli, enact ; 1700 .bets. A3randywine
at 57;01, and the Mance Penna. at•tit7. To day
t oles tif 1(100 bris. at-8•75, pan Western, 'and 1000
Ed s . - a ”00,1 brand Penna. at 7. Rye Flour--Sales
of 5410 Ids at ?.5,50. Corn Meal-110 deelined.-
S:des at !..4.62.3 and 1,50. and yesterday and to-day
sales of 2300 brit; at 5.4,371, $4.21 did 4,25, part
lu t e4 , :tial d elivered. CRAW—Wheat - has tern in
fair n.quest. Sides ; of 20,000 - bushels Penn;
ivh e at, chiefly whin., at $l,OO in store ; red and
wltiw mixed at t1fi1533 and red at 51,50 and 1,48 :
6 and 9000 busiels Ohio red at '1,50 in store, and
;1144 -al - 1.-13 to-day. Rye has declined. Sales of
2:tte basliels at 95 ets. : Corn—Sales of Sand 60,10
Penn'a and Southern yellow at 95 and 9.13 cts, by
welght. - J
ifeselYork Market._ . .
, _VRIDVV. June 25; 18.17.
The market for'Flour was dull in the montiirr.
b u t Il i ene was no disposition to time sales to any
.zreat vt le. t.:filne lots of oiliti and Michieati
were pirl4.l tip at 5:6.75 and 6.873. but at the dose
if husittes: on Change the enquiry for export was
Utter. anti the market stiffened to '7 fur strait
Michigan. and 511.7.12-3 for Gettesee,, with no ~ r 1.:11
wlgtlt ,if Conesee at- that. Sales to arri% i.
_nett
%meek welt• made at the same price as on the spot.
The :i.rtitticy %i t 'll-a rnostlY tor t. •port, partly lot
•Frattee. 'Re aglreg-ate soles tVer at It!“-4 2 . 0.000
1.1.1-. In Snaltern the market is r 11 at ;....7,25. and
7.so—Small sales. Meal is :.-1,623 and 4,75 for
iv,. s .,• rn ;o1: 1 sr', for Jersey, will moderate sales.
Wheat verylntavy. being even at present prices
tcleively hig. : 11t...: than Flour. The twiiry wa.,
binned, except at etyme citnee-siou oil previous
r..t..4. A sale W . 10.1( I I.lNlit'h , :rekt Illinois was ina,lo
at 51,15. ;tint 7bIRI l.ustit-is towed 0:110 . 2'00(1 t-olti
at t'1.70 and. 516.23. For one extra: parcel of prime
6„. 11 .•-,•0 ---I.no ‘‘ iks reported to' have been bid.-
1' rli Is Ite.iyit.r. It !Ilia! YVIIOW Sl)lti as low- as 96
an d tri' hot 't4t)ttle parcels broilLritt 0.8 and 100. The
ctles wore 40.000 bu , liels. Mixed hroti. , ht 85 and
1 1 11 and liar yt.llow ill and 95. A sale of 7000
ln,hei. !kit ley \ Va. , • nlade at 75 cis. blur etxport.-
041- :He . Met at 5:1 et;. Itye ":'l.lo..rruttrl.sratre,
Hurried,
In 7it-eiroke, on Sunday even in„ June 12, by Rev.
11. Mr. Tsitionviic S, ITC, Junior editor
the ‘• Susquehanna Register: to
II 4;lw:titer of Charles Avery, all
ul'litat
Ncial 2.6ticrtiscmcnts.
.
F_ARINI FOR SALE.
E subscriber oilers for sale on reason
‘ . • al le term.. the • valuable FARM formerly
• "1„dt: owned awl now occupied by Joseph C.Pow.
- ell, Esq.. situate ono mile grorth of the bore
nt I onAnd.t. Ttic bit contains FI FT Y 11(7 0 5 . 0f good
land. nearly improved;' will a large and
dwelling house,. twolrarns, an apple. or
iiiid a v'arieAY,of other choice fruit trees thereon.
Fir iiirthrr 11.11 Lie thlarS, apply ip the subscriber at his
An , in the borough of Towanda.
•,:v. I * 4 •17. WILLIAM k:LVVELT., 'AzePt•
: 4 11EPIIERD'S MEDICINES,
tro4 I STI'N G
lAnifii.".r, Sarsaparilla, C0U , 211 Candy, .nad 4 Frrrr
and Ap.ne Pills.
\ ERNI IF UGH, nothing more need be ttaid
than %hat Is said in the MI/owing tertlhcatcs are.
ndttit., of Luzerue count) : .
I eseil Shepherd's Vermifuge for tvet; Of my
_children.
h °related well, and ex ip , llrtl a iliantity . of "worms. I
nn recommend it as a valuable medicine. •
.• COliiTnlntrr.
•
'nix-if Hit, J an. 2n, 114 , 17.--John K..tions, I.,sq.
har Sir—You will please send me four bottles more of
Shepherd's Verrniftege. The three bottles purchased of
i•. 11 a short time a4o have been is , ed with the happiest ef
fects, They were given to three of my children—in one
ri•e fis worms were expelled, in another - 161, mid in the
t...t 57. lam au:slt , lls to girt" the rest of my family the
'enefits of this inedieme, i l therefore order as alioxT.
This is decidedly the hi, Wilds for destroying, worms
'hat his ever been: in this part of the country. I have
nut Orock's, rteitkir,t's nod several others, hut without
am r4..1 &rt. Yours;. with esteem,
l'r:ce CUL per bottle: Savicct. M. SsYnEn.
SiiiPlicors Sarsaparilla, fir the permanent
(nee • f all diseases ari..sinz front an
impure condi , ion of the blood, ' •
Vir —Scrofula, it; its various forms, rhetima!ism, pint.
1.6 pustii!e. on the face, crupti9hs on the :4( iii, boils,
4 i4lie,, mem, , or ter ter, cancerous atleelions,
rGro
serr eyes, scald head, enlargement and pain, of the
and 3.did4, lumbago, dropsy, dyspepsia, chrOnic
v. 4.1 0.1 t!ie disca-vs arising from an eirf4ll
tacTeurv, ids° all chronic constitutional diseases will
baY'y y u•i.l under tlii, preparation.
Wt..% the lum , ,s.are diseased, as is often the case,
nr plu a pimples or pustules appear on the face;
f mni,l will vanish, the latter give day, '
of NtwptierirsKars.iiiarilla.
Th , medicine under cmisnierstion is is-compound Or is.
l 'atton •d Sarsaparilla. and from its coinaining ingre
'7 • "holly vegotat , le; which it is lu•lirved are in .no
Id , Parstion iif the kind, the most astonishing cm es
64, t• been elTecdeil by its use, Price, 75 cis. per bottle.
i;,Tma n .l'errr (1714 .9gue
r L.—This intractable and debilitstiltg
s'lish pre‘ttils to so great an extent in many
Ne ,, ,,nf the country. and whieh is so liable to terminate
orratoc sisceral disease, is now entirely cured
bv the use of the celettrated GERMAN FEVER AND
M;CE PII.IA. These specific Pills never fall to drive
the disease' froaLete system, and restore the constitution
to its anginal healthy condition. Europe, an well as
America. can testify to their Wonderful efficacy. Thou
web of bores have been used, and nearly rm many in.
touluals restored to health.
.“For sale by HODDER & CO., Proprietors, No. 39,
Co nti. Frederick street, Baltimore, and by appointed
Vests, Prire $1 'icebox.
Slopherd's Compound Medicated Candy.
fa the - cure of couihs,polds, asthraa. catarrh, bronchi. ;
t h ousene.s. sore thiust, croup, spitting of tdpoit, and'
complaints of the throat and cheat, artd those
'"""ig from a disordered condition of the Lungst and for
'tram'
the voice, &c. Price l2i cants per Pa. - Jct.: 6 .
hauP i f ; , t liuwe who are troubled with hoarseness of throat,
or bronchitis—forget not to note;
'7 it am he cured, and that they can find rest,
' 16 4 seized with catairh or complaints of the breast.
it rte. kn been seleciclei minimising the Compoand Medicated Can
4Te ted with the utmost Car and A attention,
entiwly from the Vegetaidel kingdom—therefore no
1 ' 3 " 4 b e apprehended of its produeitnen the slight
'4lriotis eitext.
& CO., Towanda ; 3. C.
R opmersficld creek ; Mix dt Storrs, Standing
t i kterwouil, Ruali, Sts. co. 2m3
BOOTS ANti SHOES.
wittareilifilmit 'Xisittmis!
THOCBANIiB of times limo hes Matt inked,
Wh*e on earth are all the Stintsitstio;
tinfoctureo that supply the continual litt i ttediet
of Main end linage btrecta 011ars pt
is the place, end these re the things] lin diit*itltl .
t ot ib.
- Seventy-elevesinewlashions
every Iwo seconds!
- Put tin the Stem ::
- - -
Heat ye ! heat ye ! and understand. that O'Hara, at
the earner of Maio and Bridge strode; will sell et retail
this season. 39,781 pairs of Boots, Shoes and Brogan.,
at a less mice than ever was or probably ever will hear
tened again in Towanda _ •
The Ladies' „DepartmentAn„thie establishment I
•s
richly furnished with , fastiiinest 'Ladle., =Wee and
children's fancilind common hoots. end shoes, even to
the extremity - 16 the latest fashions., blislake net tbe
place —Corner of Main and Bridge infests. ; the wily
Sloe Store in Bradford County. Half am& and-half
•tmilefor Butted' H. O'HARA.
Tiiwanda...lune 16, 1847.
NO. 3 IN TOWN - AGAIN.
rinHE subscribesare a little later than usual thisspling with their extensive stuck of merchandise
but what the good people'of Bradford county have lost
by our delay, we will now endeavor to make op to them
in the'quantity, quality and price of our goods. .': -
We are now on hand' with the LARGEST, BEST
A ND CHEAPEST stock of goods in Towanda, btitught
exclusively fox cash, and since the great reduction in
prices. Our stock consists as usual of
For further particulars look along through the paper.
We need not say •" Call and examine our Goods," fur
we ,know that every body WILL call at N 0.3, before
pot - chasing elsewhere. WM. H. BAIRD &
J l une 15, 1847. s •
TUST received at No. 3 Brick Row, an extensive
assortment of rich and desirable dress gords of the
latest style, such asatriped Tarleton, embroidered- mu.
lin, Cherry lustre, M. De Laine, Ginghatit Lawn,
mourning organdie, Balzorine Gingham Robes, Ladies
erriped dresses, together with all the new and fashions.
I , le fancy goochilthat could be found in the city of New
York. and ilvili f be sold cheaper than the same goods
can be beught 4' any other ler tablishrneni in thecounty.
Remember this/and before you purchase stop into
t;At.r.w, May 17, 1817.
~~iiß' fir.
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Hard
ware, Drugs and Medicines.
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
.
H .I . l'S—Tlie largest and best 'mecum assortment of
u In flier lists; consisting of Pananta,English strays,
Dunstable, Pedal, Paltuleaf, &c., for sale cheap at
BAIRD'S
,T) ( 1N N I:TS—Florence,
the
PAL Straw and
L ,vvn Bonnets, all of the latest fashions, at
13 ,)() ! „ksi01: : _
t ensCafarl iorocxcboots, ;;,.ii , r:. L thrstdiLdies st oes ofe,oy
dtwription at
BAIRD'S.
T) A I NTS & 0 I LS--Linseixl, Lamp and Tanner's
.1_ Oil—White Lead, dry and ground Venitian Red,
and all kinds of Paints for sale at the cheapest store in
Towanda. BAIRD'S NO. 3, B. R.
%lockers!, Shad, and Codfish inßrZattbsr-
G)CERIES.—The best article of Tea Coffee
k"Bu
gar, it iee.Tobacen, &c., eanhe found at BAIRD'S.
MOS.—Everything in tae line of Dry Cr'oods
..I_} usually kept in tine country, or ever wanted Jot
use, ran be found ai No. 3. The said goods were por
ch:ied in New York after the great rush was over, and
when herle watt' a great depression in the Markete. and
ontsegnently . were &night cheaper and shall be sold
c/o arcr than any stock of goods in Bradford county.—
This is true, if we do say ourselves, and if you don't
believe it. just drop in' at No a, where - the children, cry
to rotor ! and you will become convinced that goods
ran be sold cheap in Towanda.
WM. BAIRD & CO.
- -
SALT—ioo bbls. Salt just received and for sale
BAIRD'S, N 0.3, B. R.
- - ---
1 .4 1 1.0.11 R.—fin sacks of first rate flour just receilosil
and for sale at BAIRD'S, NO. 3, B. R.
New Arrival at: No. 1, .Brick Row !
.4. 8. Cheranbertin,
newr.treiripg, and °tiers for sate at the DRUG
I
DEPOT,No.I, thick Row. a large addition es his
f,rnier stook, coliststilg of every variety of
Grorcrii I, Drugs andledigiurs. Dye Staffs, Paints,
Oils, PerfamegT, Fancy Articles ke.
nhiell Rill be sold a ;wholesale or retail, at unusually
low prices ; Terms CASH. Towanda, June 18, 1847. E
I [MC EllY'S, in the country. can be supplied *kb.
1.3 all articles in their line, on the most reatianable
terms. of jel No. t, BRICK ROW.
.L BROTRKR JONATHAN, for the
.1 Fourth of July, ut No. f, BRICK ROW.
Reeve's, and a splendid artieltrat
ported CIGAR'S, at - No .1. BRICK ROW.
ATENT MEDICINES, every kind now in nee,
1. eau he Otuntll at the Drug Depot; Agent for Jayne's
Clificences, Moffat's, Pain killer, •0d various
other istedicittes.' A full and general supply ilways on
jel 6 No. 1, BRICK ROW.
011.8' PBI2PIJNIEBIES, a splendid article of Hair
Brushes, 'llicricimetcrs, and Fancy Articles, for
alle at jei6 No. BRICK ROW.
I )EDI.ERS will find it to theit'advantage to call at the
Drug- Oeisit, where they can he supplied with eve
ry article ihisired,. such as phials, essences. &c., on the
hest terms. jelti No, 1, BRICK ROW.
c.:1) D I'o LINT A IN, just erected at the Drug Depot,
t... 3 to which the attention of the public its invited. -
IE2 6ITSZAIII - 120
roil Sulercriber offers his new stock of HATS
It AND CAPS at the first 'building south of the
Drick.liiiw. where the hat manufactory of Mr. Thomas
was formerly kept. Those who wish to purchase for
Cnsli, will be accommodated at very reduced prices.—.•
Fur Huts from one to four dollars; Silk Hats from one
to three dollarli; Wool hats from thirtpseven and a half
cents to one - aollar; Caps from eighteen cents to one
dollar—according to quality. HENRY MERCUR..
May 27, 1847.
SPRING GOODS.
HB. & M. C. MERCTIR, have just received
. god assortment of Ginghstos, Lawns, Sommer
Shawls, Elovvers, Wreaths, &c. &c., which will be sold
cheaper than ever. Towanda ! May 3, 1817.
New Arrival of Goods, by Express!
B. KINGSBER Y. -
AS juk, ,cceived From .14. w York, a boalltifill as
sortment of Lawns, Gingham's, Boometts, Palm
Leaf Haus, 4c.. &c-, which will be sold very cheap.—
Also Caps and Parasols and a veriety of other goods.
Call and see the reduction from lust spring's prices,
end if you should want any thing in the way of New
boodr. ou-will lx sure to buy. April 213,1847.
•
Fiat lot or New Goods in Towanda..
Nl T i t ioNtANyEs , & CO. are receiving s lame rad
general assortment; of Spring and Summer Goods
which . will be disposed of at wholesale of retail at re
docc4l pricos. April 20, 1847.
•
Vo W.L1122.1911:1L19
HAS just received the birgest assortment of 'NEW
GOODS ever brought into_ Dradfonl co., which
he uffetd• in cachange for
CASH,
LUMBER, or
PRODUCE. . •
onroeton, May 10, MT.
LADI VI can Grid a superior aaloetracnt of PRESS
GOODS & CLOARINGS, at MERCIJWS.
BAIRD'S O. 3, B. R
BAIRD'S.
, . *;:gre
WHINE
NEW' STU LR
r. IFOIL 4
TAKES tide method of iaformifl i permit
wants to purchase GOODS, Mahe, hes opened'"
entire meek et NEW . GOODS in No. 2, Iltickfidif;
formerly oceepied by C. 'sit E. Reed, wee door
the Post Office, *bete he would be Ispiy to show soy
one his stock wbo. will favor him with ; as be is
determined not to-betmdersold by martinet in ibis.ur any
ether Town this side of piew•York. -My stock is very
large, consisting .of
• Dry Goofiss
'Groceries, Cromer,
Hardware, Boots if Shoes, Ile.
A large amortaieneof brats - Goody' F -
Such as Scotch and Linen Gingkants, Ging- -
/sane Mullins,_ Printed and Argandie do, Oregon
Plaids, Chambrays and Lama dodo. Also, ,
A great varsety of Prow* English /
And American depths, Casiri- •
•
were: outings, Croton
• Cl oth. Tweeds and
Summer &aril
tc-ite•
Don't fail to call, se I will sell for the Ready Rhino
a hide leas than anr other live men.
Towanda, Jana 1, 1817.
?UST received 12 Chests Fresh Toss, selling from
371 to ?Scents per lb., wirrinced void or no sale
C °
Pr,
'one I.
one and all and see the best and cheapest Su
► . and'Molassep in town at 1
FOX'B, NO. 2. B. R.
•B I TS AND 'SHOES. •
AFIRST rate of Gents kip, futal midcourse boots,
fine medium and wane shoes; also Ladies' fine
kid B. B, Ties, Buskins, Gaiters an d half Gaiters, end
an endless variety of child's shoes at NO. 28. R.
A FEW F•inily ewes HOMEOPATHIC Medi
-EL tine, - with Reintiee tkweessie Physipian. Al•v,
• few Rutra Leeriest • FOX'S. NO. 2, B. R.
CROCKERY 4 , GLASSWARE, a first rate aseeA
meat* 810.2, B: R.
1 rk DOZ . BB of these therm Parasols left, which are
IIJ selling at reduced prices et NO. 2, B. 12.
LEGHORN and Lawn Bonnets ; also Leghorn, Pearl
-LA btsialtind Patinkaf hats, and a great variety of Caps
at ' jet NO. 2. B. IL
THE Ladies Jo soy that the largest- and prettiest
_assortment of Dress Goods, Ribbons, Parasols,
Gloves Hosiery, &e. in town, is to be found-at FOX'S.
Call and see them, as they are selling from 10 to 25
per cent. cheaper than at any other Store in town at
jane I. NO. 2, B. R.
2011ki P IECES Calicoes, the prettiest in town, sel
ling (rum b to I§ cents per yard as •
NO: 2, B. R.
june 1.
' SAVINGS BANK
NEW OFFICERS ELECTED.
A T Tan annual meeting of the di ors of the "To-
wands Savings Bank," C. & E. REED were
elected in plain of G. E. Flynt & Co., whose term
expired May Ist, 1847. It is the intention of the new
Cashiers & Co., to sustain the credit Male institution
by " putting goads low down " to pay up customers.—
We therefore invite our old cuatomets and the public
generally to call and examine out stock of New and
Cheap Goods, just received, and convince themselves
of the truth of the old adage, that " Goods have, can,
and shalPbe sold ample: at the Savings Rank than at
any other establishment in Towanda. No. S. B. R.
May, 18, 1847. C. & E. REED.
T IST.OF PElB3ONSengaged in vending Goode and
1-4 Merchandise in Bradford county, clarified
andar
ranged according to law for the year 1847, to wit
Nantes or Raga Hers. 'With or without lig. Class. hiconss.
Jas. Friteher, Athens bone no lig. 14 7, 00
C. Park - • " " 14 700
H. 8. Coninoek, '" .. 13 10 00
G. A. Perkins, " " . 14 700
LB, Ellsworth, " " 13 10 00
Phelps, " • • 4 14 700
C. H.' Herrick. " - " 14 7 00
Welles & Henn, " " l3 10 00
John Watkins, Athens tp. " 14 700
A. &M. H. Modey, Burlington, " 13 10 00
John N. Daniels " •' 14 700
Corell & Goal, " 4. 13 10 00
Job Mosley, . " " 14 700
EdwaraDverton
V. E. Rathbone, Canton, liquor
Newman & Brown, " no liquor
Asylum,
1r
Jaha Horton jr.
Elmer Heaton,
A. W:ReMbaw, . "
U. Moody &Po., Darell,
0. D. Chamberlin, "
Coultiatighilk Balisbiary, dra
R. K. Hawley, Franklin,
S. W. Mercer,
T. Hornplaiky, Herrick,
Writ. Angie,
1: Warrant, Monroe,
8 & J. D. N. Hinman, do. liquor
B. &G. Smith, "
fp. Haile &. Son " ..
Sohn Hanson, liquor
Coolbeughd. Salisbury, do. no liq
14.- L. & IL - Powl4, " "
Theo.Huniphrey; Orwell, "
Henry Gibbs, " "
D. Bailey : i Pike, "
A. H. Smith, " "
J. E. Bn
L. b. Maynard,
El
Asaph Coolbaugh, Ilidgbery,
Cbsa. F. Wilson, " liquor
Wm. Campbell, abeshequin,
Foduk. Whitbeek. « ' u
Kinney & Sauerlee, "
L. E. Durfey, Smithfield, liquor
E. 8. Tracy, • " no liq.
M. Bulliick& Co. " liquor
J. C. Adams, ' Standing Stone no liq.
Mix & litoirs, " ' liquor
H. W.,Truey, " .I
Hinton &. - Ladd, Towanda boa "
H 8& kW Humor, " DO lig.
8.8. Bet*, " _ "
Burton litinushery, 4. "
Elliott kTonikins, " "
0. D. Bartlett,
Wm. H.D.MI &Co."
E. T. Fox. da
C. Reed,
A. It Chamberlin,
Tracy & Moore, .6 , " 11
J. Kiarzbay Jr. 6 . ' ." ' 14
N. N. Betts, " " 14
Hugh#Hira, " "
J. D di. E.ll. Montan e &Co. - " 1
i. &E. Runyon, Troy, liquor 1 13
G. F. Readington, .. • " 11
8 W& D F Pomeroy u " ll
Baird & Stephens, " no 4 12'
o.l'. Ballard, .. Ingot 14
Peckham& Mather, Ulster, no liq. •14
Guy Tracy, " , " 14
-Trnmsn'& Co. " "- - 13
W. Gilson, " " l3
/Oen Holcomb, Wyoom. liquor 14
James Taylor, Wells, no liq. 14
E. &A. Lewis, Wyalusing, " 14
C. B. Fisher, " " 11
W H &G H Welles. " " 13
R. Cooper, - Warren, " 14 700
B. BuffingtOU, " dieneatie 14 350
114:Tyrrel, _ " liquor 14 10 50
AS persona aggrieved by the foregoing Clawification,
are hereby notified tiwt an appeal will be held at the
Contniasioners Office on Thursday the 151 b day of July.
Cff .413 ‘ STOCKW ELL,
Appraiser of Mercantile Tax for Bradford comity.
THE GRJEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLti
and the Green Mountain Vegdable.Ointment, 63,
Mk by the subscriber. only agent for the Knott and bo-
rough of Towanda. d 2 N. N. BETTS.
LADIES I I BAY, LADIES ! I If you are made
up )out minds to buy a nice dream. cloak or shawl
tins season, don't fail to call at No. 3, Wick Row, where
you can find the most,
beat and chea t F li attick; in that
hue, that is hype in town, besides all of trimmings.
Remember, call at nal I BAIRD'S;
FOXV. NO. 2. IL L
7 00
18 75
10 00
M
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
N
7 it
7 - 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
10 50
no kg.
7 00
7 00
10 50
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
M
7 00
10 50
10 - 00
10 00
10 00
15 00
10 00
15 00
7 00
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7 00
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;caw ftEtw....
h
T °maw remtine,
themaelle'es the
11 6. 1 044 4 btlainess; Hope by tiffitliapplic' Mien
and saki audition/to basement, to meat Awe pub 7
lie pstrodige. -- They may always b. foaniL-sesdy to
-attend to any Orson who wishes accommhitions in jbeir
They wltimeapy fire old stand of Elliott & germ,
and as ithasjuit been enlarged and made more spaci
ous anikouvenisnt, customers will find it very plea
sant tide l ,businvas in.. ELLIOTT & TOMLIN&
litay 27, 1847. r •
/NE W GOODS"
_NEW GOODS !!
TUtiirreeebred and;forsale a spllndid siwortareni, of
0/ Spring and Summer Goods, which will be ,sold ;as
cheap for Gash wean be found in Sordoni Peolilk—
eingossiars will find it t 0 their advalitagelani call mud es
amiss their stock before purchasing elsew h ere.
May 27. f 17.1.1.104 T & TOMLIN&
A NY quantity of : GINGH;+►MB. just received and
[1 fur .aM by _ ELLIOTT & TOMKINS.
T AWNS of itit varieties; also Gingham Lawns very
Jl-1 low for ninth hy ELLIOTT & TOMKINK,
00T8 and Blues, ,the largest stock in town and
1.) cheap us can be bought in the country by E. &!F.
SHOES, Lakes wear of all kinds—French Barrio
Britton Gaiters, Pa'. tips. Buskins, kid slips, Last
ing Gaiterri t and 4 variety of an kinds by E. &T.
COTTON Yarn, any quantity—also Carpet warp
white and eolored by • E. de T.
V OICING GLASSES, of every variety for sale
- •
jc9 E. dt.
aciN of all kinds, English and Swedes, together with
I
rolled and hammered; GLASS as cheap as the
cheseest, and a large stock of NA I LS, by p.& T.
OLD LUble Nail Urals,* eery large quantity *a cheap
V as the cheapest. & a variety dental' iron by E 1 & T.
A SPLENDID assortment Parasols of all and
of every variety of Umbrellas by E. & T.
1110110NNEDS, s good variety Leghorn. .Straw. Lawn
LP and Coburg, cheap as the cheapest by E. & T.
TEMMEN 'Hats of all sizes sod descriplacms , to
-14
gather with s good lot of psinilesf by E. dz. T.
A GOOD assortment of C..licoes. In fact, we base
sis good an assortment of all kinds of Dress Goods
as you can #ad in any store in the country. Also, a
good assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres, and Summer
wear of all kinds. and descriptions as cheap for cash as
the cheapest by E. & T.
SHE*TINGB acid Shirting', both Wea l
Wombed cheap as the cheapest by
' SALT! SALT!
c)eirt BARRELS Salt for gale at
June 8. NIONTANYEtir & CO.
New Spring and Summer Good&
N. N. BETTS,
T 8 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 side) nearly
opposite Montanye's & Co.) embracing all articles
generally kept in the country, such as
Dry Goods, GroteCies,. Crockery and Glass
ware. hardware. Nails. Iron. all the
•
varidies of Steel, Glass,l'oinls
Linseed Oil, Lamp Oil 4-c.
Which he offens is purchasers at unusual low prices for
Caste r Produce. or approved credit. And would re
spectfully invite . all who wish to purchase to coll and
examine his goods and prices before purchasing else
whero, as be is confident be can offer good bargains.
June 1. 1897. .
RINTB, M. De Laines, Gingham', Lawns, &c.—
Tito Ladies will find a beautiful assattment at
june 9. "BETTB'.
A GREAT variety of Shawls sours, parasols Ladies
A
and Itlisses Bonnets very cheap at BETTS'.
BLACK & BEAVER CLOTHS, blaCk and faney
Cassimeres, and ail sorts of Summer stuffs, a large
assortment, low for cash at BETTS'.
WINDOW &.WALL.PAPER„ a Inca variety and
cheap at BE'TTS'.
HARMS & BLOOD' Grass scythes and _scythe
straths ;also Harris' cradle scythes at BE ITS'.
,NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
O. D. Bartlett,
the pleasure to inform his friends and curio
-1.1. men and the public in general, that he is just re
ceiving a large and carefully selected stock . of seasona
ble Goods, which, as heretofore, he is prepared to sell
lower than any BRAGGART.
Towarunt. June 2, 1847.
PiIPER IMNGINGS.
T HE
largest and most beautiful assortment of Pe
perHanginim ever brought into due place. just
'received and for salt eheapat O. D. BARTLETT'S.
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes,
Groceries, Hats and Caps,
Hardware, Bonnets,
Crockery: Books and Stationery.
Iron and Steel. Paper of all kin.lar.
Paints and (NIA. Glass and Putty.
NEARLY every variety 4 each of the ammo kinds
of Good, on hand at the lowest rate at
0. D. BARTLETT'S.
COIL
BEST tested coil chain for Bull wheels to raw mills
and other similar uses juin received and for sale
cheap by 0. D. BARiII.ETT.
_
IiON.VE7'B.
Asplendid assortment of Leghorn and straw Bonnets,
latest style just received and for sale very low
h• 0. D. 8.% ItTLETT.
WOOL WANTED!!
OD. BAR TI.ETT will clehange cloth or other
. Goods for Wool on the best terms possible.
Towanda, June I, 1847.
Asuperior lot of Lawns, Suminer Gingham's, and
Monterey plaids,• new article fur dresses. Also,
prints of all patterns, which are selling extremely low
at the SAVINGS BANK.
BON SI ETS.
Alarge and extensive assortment of Bonnets, con
sisting of'Leghorsi, Aljwlß Braids, China pearl,
Btraw gimp, English Straw.dte„ together with ribbons,
artificials, wreaths, &C, to Match. are now selling at
reduced prices at the 'IIIytVINGS BANK.
SUMMF R ISH AW LS a beautiful a.tiort ment of
Dane, De Lain and Dream Shawls may b round
at the SAVINGS BANK.
pARABOIA of every varitty and pattern. A 1330,
Unalncites, are now selling i *mutely low at the
Towanda, May 24, 1847. SA V iNGS BANK.
BUCKWHEAT F r OUR.
AFFW huns.red pounds BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
in 50 lb. sacks, a soiperior article, just received and
for sale by Fels. 22. (1. D. BAHTLETT.
DAME'S AND HARNESS TRINIMIN(4S.
JUST maeleed a large quantity of Fine and Common
Names. Also, Plated and Japan'il Hawes* Trim
mings at . Feb. 22. , IVERCITWS.
nuntasur
rf VS L 11 1 U 4 II "07
rrigNDERB his services to his friends and the path.
tic generally in all business of his pnifession. Of
fice in his dwelling near the comer of ,River and State
Streets. Towanda, May 18. 1847.
DISSOLUTION. •
EVE FIRM of &Smith & Son is this day disaolsea
1 by mutual consent. All accounts, &c., due the
rummest he immediately paid. V.
Toviapda, May Pi, 11M7. • C. T. SMITH.
Mblitriisent - cnts.
••• - • I lit. Tilt .. IiPATTER•• •' : • - r , ' • '
Cr attOlitioit of the - utast - of Hoed , pfisit; 1
- late of Con/on , logiquihip4 eteed..,,in the-117r
'phan a 6 akrt vf :Brae einOty, tor pee
r,
.: Te , 1840. ° .- ..- . 1 4- - • l ' *. , - ~ o j. ,
T " eh* and devisees of'llacild Pwit deed, N .3o,
wit, Ebenezer Pratt, David Pratt. Ass, Pi,iii.
Jonathan B. Pratt. Wm. Roberta, Betsey Roberti, AA*
Griffin, Miami Grdfin.Julitm Pratt and Ghewer-Pritt:
erelereby•-severally notified that the Urphaft's Colitt.
of Huainad county on the. Bth day of Max )847, 4pq
grant a rule upon them to come into said court on the
first Monday of September treat and' uti:ct to' take ihr
refuse the estate of said deoglent at the valuatom wade
thereof. sod iu case thry shall
_refuse to netts Or
mine, to show cause if any theiiiior.. why the tia,..t.
shall not be sold. By the Cods. • '
•, - lil MAN E. ItE WOLF,,i' •
Ord of Orplein's t;,.flrt .
Jun, 1; 1847.
AU DITOWN-AOIIC,E. • :
Edward Overton vs. Harry N. Spul.ling.,No
629. Stepaber Term. 1843.Bradfura 1.44 a
.mon P leas. . . .
IptiE undersigned, having been apninted an auditor
,to distribute moneys Mill:
. 14 by execution, issued in
the above suit, will attend vi Ate duties of his appoint-
Ment at 116 rare in Towanda borough, on Friday the
.9th day of July nest at 2 o'clock I'. 14..a' which time
anal place all persons interested are retiuirod to'preeeni
their claims before him or be debaneil Crain coming in
upon said funds. 11ENRY BUtIFII, Auditor.
June 7,1847.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE
Thomas Elliott,os. John .M. Jr,. No. 125.
&manlier Tenn. 1842, Bradford Common
Plum.
THE undersigned.having been appoirited an auditor
to distribut.• moneys raised by r irtue of.xecutiun
issued in the above suit, will, attend to the duties of his
appointment at his office in l'owaods borough, on
btatunlay the lath day of July next, at 2 o'clock Y. M.,
at which time and place all persons interested are re
quirrd to present their claims before him, or he debarred
from coming in upon said funds.,
June 7, 1847. HENR Y BOOTH, Auditor.
Of the partition of the estate of Benjairtin
Bank, deed , late of Shesherrin too reship.
—in the Orphan's Court of Bradford
coun
ty of Drc. 7. 1847.
THE heirs and devisees of Benjamin Brink deed,
to wit Danid Blink, Brink Smith, Alpheus
Tozer and Ciliate his wife, Charleis Smith, John Smith,
Daniel Smith, Orson Smith, Valentine Smith, JilMel4
Smith, Win. Smith, Rachel Smith, Theodore W. Brink,
Henry M'Kiuney and Amanda MtKuoiery his wife;
and Delilah Brink and John Brink and their guardian,
Orison Rickey—Orris Brink, Elizabeth Brink, Charles
Brink. Julia Brink and John Brick, Jr:, and .their
guardian John Brink—Elizab. tb Hensley, James Brink
and •Hester Mink, are hereby severally notified. that
the Orphan's Court of Bradford county on the 1 Rh
day of May, 1847, did grant a rule upon them to come
into Court on the first Monday of September next, and
elect to take or refuse the estate of ,eeil decedent at the
valuation made thereof. an.' in ease they shall refuse
to accept the same, to show cause, if any they have,
*by the shame shall not he sold By the Court,
ai end uis-
E.& T.
LYMAN . E. DE WOLF, .
May 22, 11 , 147. , Clerk of Orphan's Court
ADM IN ISTRAI OR'S SALE.
PURSUA f to an order of the Orphan's Court of
Bradford county, will be exposed to public sale at
the house upon the premises in Sheshequin township,
Bradford county, Pa., on Saturday the 4th day of Sep
wither, 1817, at one o'klock P. M., all of the certain
Nieces, lots Or parcels of land !prig and being ip said
biwnship, known as the Richard Horton farm, to be
sold as the property of Patrick .Cummings,
bounded as tollows : Beginning at a corner. thence by
lots No. 94 and 101, south thirty degrees and 1 . 5 nii-'
Mites, 82 perches to a corner, thence by parts of lots
No. 101, 102 and 103, south 59 degrees west, 484
perches to a corner, thence along the Sheshequin road,
north 64} decrees west, 22 perches, north 63 degrees
west,' 78 perches to a corner, and theme by parts of
lots No. - 01 and 92, north 59 degrees east, 236 perches
bribe beginning, bring part of lots No. 92,93 and 101
in the old township of Clavemck, one of the seventrfu
townships, &c. Centaining 92 acres and allowance,
with a framed house, framed barn, and out houses, end
a large apple orchart: thereon.
ALSO—AII of the two undivided fourth pans or
shares the whole into four equal parts or shares , to be
divided of and in all that certain tract of land_ being - an
Island commonly called Hurton's island, lying in the
Susquehanna river, just shove the mouth of Sher
Creek. containing_in the whole. by computation, Ofty
six acres and one hundred and twenty-five petehei r be
the same more or less. The other hilt belonging to
Stephen Newell and Franklin —. Attendance: will
be given at the time and place of sale arnl terms made
known. HIRAM MIX,
May 24, 1840. Adminstrator de teortiartemee.
ADMINISTRATOR'S
ALL persona net.ted to the estate of BENAJAH
al
MANN, late of Warren twp., deed., are hereby
requested tomake payment without delay, and those
having churns against said estate, will please present
them duly attested to the subscriber.
NANCY ALLYN,
HENRY C. ALLYN,
Warren. May 3, 1847.-
AD MIN ISTRATOICS NOTICE.
ALA.ersons indebted' to the estate of JOEL.
BARNES.A late of Orwell township, deed., are
hereby requested to make payment without delay, and
those having' claims meainpt said estate, will please pre
rent,.,\ them duly a ted to the subsenber,
OYPI AN BARNES. Administrator.
Orwell Juno 10, 18 . With. the will armesed.
AD NIINIsTRITOR'S no l'l('E. • -
ALT.persons indebted to the estate of 'I 'R O! AN
KINSMAN, late of Tcrwamla borough doe'd., aro
hereby requested to make payment w thorn. delay, and
those having claims against said estate, will .please prce
sent them duly attested to the subscriber.
L. W. TI FF A N V, Administrator.
Towanda, June if, 18 , 17.
A D)1INISTI1 ATOR'.S: , NOTICE.
prisons indatited to the estate of J. B. Menitt,
late of tiranvillo township, deed.i.are sequeist
ed to payment without delay, and those having.
claims agailis!, said estate, will please pm:scut them du
ly attested to the subscriber.
m}.l3 mERRITT,
itoNwELI. DUN Lt.k
0 Administrators.'
Troy. May :9, 1847
ORPHAN'S couRT SALE.,
ri pursuance of an order of the Orphau's Court
,of
Bradfonl comity, held at Towanda , in and for said
county, on the 14th day of May,:A. D. 1847, Will be
exposer] to Wale by public ,endue or outcry on the pre
mises, on Wednesday the 28th day of July, A. D. 1847,
at I o'clock,P4 M., the following piece of land situate
in the township of irprirMfield, botnnied north by the
county toad leading from Troy to Tiotra Point. and by
landsWf Sylvester Leonard, east by landa of Oliver Oates
and lands of I'4ul Shemoray. south by lands of Stephen
and !jest by. lailtb, of Daniel Bartlett and J. W.
Meteor mid lamb. of Lemuel Faulkner. Containing
one hundred acres or thereabouts, with a two story
framed dwelling house, a frameljiarn•and other out
houses thereon erected, and an orchard thereon. The
above will be sold as'ibe looped)! of Benintit WALLA,
ilec'il.—Tertna made known on thl day sate.
JOEL P. Ai AFEE;
hine 1817
COME TO THE RESCUE'
T _
H eubseriben having ntrt with green. lovers Jt- the late fire in 'Towanda, Sta well as other how*.
earnestly request that those who know theinswalwa its- :
Jebted will make every effort p..asil.le to Ina us in funds
that w o
, may be able to meet our honest engagements
andcoutinueout business.
MONTAN YE'S & C.O. have removed their busine.s
situation a few doosi below Bridge street Witiffe they
intend to accommodate their customers on their usual
Wirral tenni, We have wow on hand a fair supply of
bowls adapted to the spring trade, which wil t _
ed of at greatly reduced price*, compaied with the grout
advance of Goods in the city.
March 22, 1847.
IN THE MATTER
BE J.
Exerubug of Benj. fiv
MONTANVEII & (X)
tut i '4lbuirtiecins
.
rrtimmos'..A.warted. lo Lev
ifblktOmeileaLlastitate4e ,
IN4Rdic... Bit r. Bart./km
I—. VIA,/ .. , !6ti;VDiploitio• fur . Gokl Fen
1812•-A Diplome fee the lasi Guli
1943—A . - Itiplatott fur the I est Gold
. t 844 harsuptrior•Golik
„,...I.64l!& 7 *A• . 'itetr klethid for the !vet I;
tvi6-IAIS4. er Medal G t the beet ti
titi's is 1.1 ccliify, thlit the' übove. is a
.the't•Tilii:of Ai. American Insiittite. •
...#E.I4ItY . •
Occ.of the Amen"
11.11 1 —$ IP4LIESO7IIEZie: A 4%Iri t ILN
1 Tr H KAHLE Y, E D aux.— -4:1 kl agrame. foe:
./.• formeily tinder the cd.e oil). A - comminution*
Fouith Volume under the editorship of .T- Headley,
Jutiiiiii of 0: Nripoi. on ainl, his Marshald," Wayhington
iind his Generals,' - Letters f holy," . etc;' We
isseatil.ndihilig iii say lug dui this Alisgsadnet - dastitied
4s) lid 4 irl go place ate public estimation.; itiritst walnut .
~,:ly pianist:l*in% present enviable repinaiion, but earn ,
to itself e far higher popularity, and heiiime the cum.'
penal° ut many a circle to which it is w I stranger 4
gladdempg by its Presence,,ahte it eke en influence
pure. elevating and healdifid. :rile edit t will-brd hie
eider*" dto mike this the nova popular agdzine of the
I va
day; and while availing himself of am' from the
bon writers, he will draw freely from. ' ovrei'tsbetias,
less Acne. , ' .. - - and
It will continue to maintain its high oral . tenet,
nothing will be admitted into its wine eit *blab will' '
minisier to the corrinlt paravoldind - iiii nciessit_teuibi
or which the author »sastra k iipum ...I, to blue:
or,
design is tefolfer the publie aof azini - soillan.
leg all the attniction and 'Lariat uf the lighter iieviodi.: •
.cats. while it moves ip a dilferent - pethi mid 'in nil -i x- ' ,
pomxi iis #lO.lOlMe utlior4ol.ll4 ..
..._,.- • ~.,.,,—;
.i
It is issued moty93ly. cummencitl z wf ' * II YOF,C il i n" .
4jiiii .
log 32 pages of orig,ifial matieli.*iiie" i ii '
_llereir.
in handsome ' covers; with . 1 iplailifiriii4 .VOltninigiiiiiii.
allured:flower, in cub au r wi.h- - • "* * 'mil*
and is got, up in every in the t style at AA •
...
; 1
et ...._ _
art. [nuking a p way Fatima or3S4-tal b ,
prts4
ilinstrattanr, and (wining ali tlega4C a
parlor UM'', or "-rich and .Talualda
Badt aainbeira and ivolinnea•always
Price only Sir.per 4ear, if is siftraw
$5. 8 copies for $O3.
The Press and the pelNie are daily .1
very highest. teptimerdals of the editorii
Magazine; and the tarty and taste wit
placing it in the very first •
spect, •moiig the thou.ands of Which'
{owing.
"Mr Haadiy's lively and versatile iho is admirably
fitted to give a charm , to • work tile
tindertbles.'-Arta l'crk •
Emege/in. ,
" the edit° ' I charge of ./. T. Headley, the
moat popular writer°T
the age, we predict • still stirest.er
interest will I.e taker
•in this 'beady limn-knows mad
valuable Magazine s , The name of Heoultey alone is •
sure guaranty of success."— !'m Ince acid Mechanic.., •
- The new editor has infused that intense and abseib-
ing interesvinto its pages for which hii writings ars re
markable, l'he•weik has gained in t 1
e Lowe:which
enchains the sympathies •scd rivets di attention, with
out Wing ahything of its former eh to and vitiated
" We wish this Magazine mucheucc F,
morals and style."— Wiedkarn Co. Lie' rot-rats ,
rt.
sent guardianship."—Admcqc and .1.4 rota.
The editor is well known as one of glee me .I brillitot
writers of the day.."—Amer con Ar in! terra,
•,' Their motto is to aciivg:e the beautiful with the
good .—N. E. Reol'etv. .
• •• Mr. Headley contributes to the present May num
ber liberally in his usual pledging style." —N. Y Trawler.
"His lents will add greatly to the interukut the
publicatio . and have great influence in extending its
• circulatio .",-- Christian Inteltgenctr: i
",T,hillrerf neat monthly is gaining ravor, refining the
roughness of life, and blessing the (roily where it slights,
ir
....„,,,..,..u...„—MassachuatitsEal le. i
"This is unquestionably the best M gazing of illstlgid
in the conistry."--.Naatud.: el Enquiry -.
beautiful es it is valeable."—Lu►heren Obaereer.
azy A few gal responsible Agents ;wanted. to eircu•
Isle this work, to *hum the best indlceuu•nts will be
offered. E. E. MILES, Puslieher.-
. 4t. 1 151 Nano st.;N. Yetk.
No. 1., trick — tow, again i
Chamberips,
AS just rat final from the
Elk; • of New 1 ork 'with a largo
supply of Wa . Jewelry and
• - criver chaff, 4o Ip. k
icing in part,
..:( the folk% irg mina' sr—Limier,
/
7 e .
, L'Eprne and PI in Watches, with
\-
- a complete rtment of Gold
Jewelry, iroch Ear Rings, Fin
ger Rin ;a, Breast Pins, Bracelets. I eta, Gold chains,
Gold - Pens, Keys, etc.. Also, all sot of Silverware,
and any miantayof Steel Beads—all f WhiCh he offers
foranle excreedingly cheap for CABI4. '
Watches repaired on short notice( and warranted
to run well, or the money will be refUnded, and a writ
ten agreement ;Oren to that effect' if lequired.
N. 11.--MAPLE SUGAR, and Pouniry Produce •
Biken in ay merit for work ; and ale 'I, learn nnw, and
forcer, t int the l'raduce must le peild when the work
is dune—l war against credit in all i 4 forms.
W. A. WINN BBRLIN, Agent
Towanda, April 28. 184 7.
shaving and Hair Dressing
m
1 t".
Solomon
Ir informs big o d frierultand pat-
Cooptr,
T)EBPECTFULL
'l.lt, runs, that having been obliged t 4 abandon his for
met stand an the afternoon of the 1201 ult.:, be is now. '.
permanently located on the crest aide Of the. public ,
square, two doors north of Briggs' ;tavern. (hateful
for past favors, lie hop( a by superior Skill and! attention, -
to merit an increase of patrtnvige in figure, .
I{e will always keep on hand a Supply of ails, es
sonars, perfumery, and whatever is 1. aeceseary to give
an 'agreeable:finish to his owations. i .ond will spare no
pains in' his endeavors to adapt his style to suit the vary
ing Pastes of his customers. . ~ ~
A I.Sll—Miampriorring for restoria g and • sure pre
vemative to,keep the hair from falli ig ow, or turning
gray, for a beautiful head o f hair is r, iowcrful auxiliary.
The Saddle and Harness Business
"( S still .c.rienuerl by ELK ANA!! S.'..lll"eft, J. CULP
1 '& C.'l'. . z3m rill . , under the rum of E.kanah
Smith Se CO., utthe old stand Norttrsideof tha Public
Square, where will he kept cut stonily on hind
.Best
Plain -and Quitter' Saddles, Plated' and Common
Harness, all kinds of Trunks, Valier s, ii.d all other
Work in their line,
Carriuge .To imtnioqr, 4- 34 latiry work
dunejo order. Frunitheir experirritM and punctuality,
they re in hopes to receive a slims or public patronage.
Work can'be bad at their shop as et 'cap as at ory-ether
shop in thesonntv of the same 'pod ty. May Is, '47
A Woolen Factory
rrliE stili.crtherg take pleasure
-IL 'citizens of Bradford. comity arts
hairs leased f'r a term of years the
Wyalnsing townsl.tp, and Limon a
and winch they aro now fiuitnt up 1 1
orparul.oh. for the_ m31)111110 ure r f
dolts, flannels, &c. , in superior sty
reaannithie terms. Tho,e - widone,-
factored upon shares oiii fool it I
give them II e3ll, iL4 they are &lett
shall be sp ore.l to Give the J:O4 p,
They work Vlionl into Proad or na
For Me half the cloth. or if prefers
facture by the yard Rs 1011, ws
$1 to $1.25 , Narrow sloth. Isom
artiden, mannfietured t,r prop ohm
4%f1n1 eanlitiZ and cloth dies.i:
tiliort notice and reasonahle terms.
pared for hosioess on or pefore the
Wyalustoor. Apr 25. 1.4 IL
_ - - - -
11ISSOLUTIO
eo.pastruirahop hesetofo
e„;. Sr E. BEE 1) is this day
consent. the 40r011atd,
lull wi h Charles Reel, N u, 5, B.
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