• •10:111.it ilkite thle Repeater..
«•,.
II (Ann: No. 410 North Fourtb sty: and fitin baihnng,
N. F corner of Third and Dock at., Philadelphia; .
V .n.,FALD*4.w.: caner br frhlid'aild Cbeannsitwirk
Philadelphia; an. 169 Nassau. st., (Tribune buildings ) N.V.:
DEORGE PRATT, 104 Nassau st. • (next door to Tammany
1101) New York. .
NGSBVRit .
Dealer in
Dry Goods, drocerielic Hardware. gild C l OtlerY/ Cro 6 kein
Points, Dye stairs, Pisb, Hhill Wash, obi
• , Nark. lints, Caps, Muffle' Boas, &c .
Hu just received another -extensive nit of ntiscellaiteene
BOOKS. . STATIONERY, bnibracing a gregt ihriety of wri
ting, wrapping, sod note PArt2 he. Merchardi gni/plied with
School. Dobbs, Paper, &c.. at vrlailegide prides.
f ir Brick store, cor. of Main & Bridge Ms. Dovril
J. IX
Ts Printers.
A fount of Long Primer, partly , worn : a fimm rif Service
noarly iww ; - 1.11.1 various Other Willting tuateripas /10V - 111 use,
'
and *sill bc-t , iild cheap, at this office.
.
Di. Wtsteirsis ilattam of Wtld Cherry.
This is a chemical extent of Wild Cherry and Tar; Every
Littly knows that Wild Cherry possesses Important medical
properties ; and Tar Waterhas always been administered in
cousumptiket. arid - Lang affections, generally, - by oar oldest
an I safest physicians . Various remedies; it is true, have been
offered and purified into notice for the cure of diseases, of the
lungs, rind some have been found no doubt very useful, bat of
all that have yet been discovered, it is admitted by physieans,
and all who have widlessed its effects, that none has proved
as successful as this. .Tor Asthma, Shortness Ofbreidtli, and
aim* affections it limy be pronounced a positiye care. It
has cured Asthma in any cases of ten and twenty years stan
ding. after physteans had declared tha case beyond the reach of
niedicine.
•
. The balsam is idade (Mtn materials which Nature has placed
in all northern latiusdes, as on antidote for diseases caused
by cold climate's,
ttastare is ) but the name fin. sm'elreet
Whose cause-i< God"
I.4as not neglect , lt:er plainest dictates.
The gcnume signed I. BUTTS on the wrapper ; Sold by
AS. CHAMBSRLI N, Towanda.
(Promahe Philadelphia Ledger.]
/
Tint Mamma N . Je Ts a s .—Next to good food should be good
•dus:lie-- - bui, according to tau New York Journal of &Led,-
c.ae, we. in duo latter respect, ate in a very bad. way. 'the
w York College of Pharmacy. have found it necessary to is
•u,• a caution to druggists." warning them to beware of the.
SOOTS /II the market, to touch not, taste not, handle not. A
yiantay of base composition.-under the name of blue pills, they
i,•11 us IS 110 W IR the market, being imported by German and
l'unch Importers. who know nothing ot medicines except to
- Ley cheaply and sell dear Rhubarb. invoiced train ten to
isnitecti pence per pound ground over and sold . , for Turkey
i:niharb. worth rive TLe Compound Extract of Co;o
- )1,01. has been imported into th.s market for the last
does• dot contain a particle of co!ocynth. but at made up
~,'an inierior sort of A:oess- with some other worthless ingre
!.. nig. • Agreat porieotim abe Coniround Extracts are adul.
vrated like manner More than Mill of the narcotics are
Ante 01 tiny net,ve properties. Voluttle oils are adultein
- I,d with sweet and other cheap oJs r In fact •it seems that
tt hen an Mil vidsal is sumo..rig thtirtie is taking some sinple
• ibstanee of pecul.ar properties he is inking half d dozen
-.lbstwtces e m properties Jusi the opposite character.
The al ove corroborates exactly what we sad the other
tlity, ° that it was next to Impossible to gel a genuine art.cle of
tie from the drug stores. fly putchas.ng in large quan :
and obtafning the natter.als in a Cat - De cats. NVr
t u .l an Vegetal:e Pills escape the . ra:echief which attelada the
:iparat.on of other med.cittes. •
The alte celebrined pills lbr idle by
Ws nranyOs & Co..' owanda. U. bloody & Co.. Frenchtown.
1.1 F. roan. y, troy. I). Brink, 44ortibrook.
l'on ea & East Buenton. .1. I'. Adonis,. Ruin. creek.
XV:n 1.-01 Ulster. C. Rathbone. Canton.
S ortli. Athens. W. Campbell. Slieshequin .
t.,11 !lacy: ;tidal). J. J. IVariord, Alonroeton.
Pr tic pb; office and general Depot, 169 Race St..Phira.
Ett a VIGILANCE COMMITTEES.—The De
mooratie Standing Committee met at the
li,use of GeoriesMersereau, in the borough of To
v..atiaa, on Monday evening, DecCiii - 1847, au pureu
. ance of notice given; at which meeting the follow
ing Committees of Vigilance were appointed fur the
several borcughs and townships of Bradford Co.:
.Vbany-lehaboil Carson. Arunah Ladd. 'Myron Wilcox ;
.\; men a-Isaac Willianon. Reuben Mason. J. It. Morgan:
A uylum-Elmar !lotion. B Quick: H. P Ingham :
• JAIL:us borough-J E. Canfield. J. Ercaubrack. H. C. Baird ;
A ltl• iis towush,p-Harris Murray. David Gardner. J.Walk tits
It ri,aglon-P.arl Nichols. D. A Ross. Myron Ballard: it
canion-A. Bothwell. William( H. Vattil.}•ke. C. Stockwell ;
• c.nuinbia-C. S. IM'Sean. J H Ftflntaii. Charles Ballard;
1/..re11-Stimuel Acra,..John-lAPSlalron. D. L. Sums ;
' r-inklin-N 1.. Dodge. Ezra Champon. Hiram Rockwell ;
t,... n..11,-.1 It. Ross. Win Bunyan. Ste henVroutrui i.
11-, •ek- G. W. Elliott. Calvin Stone. A % for :
•
1, on -Nelson Ilnuncle, A G Picktird. Ingltatn Stone ;
r..: lifield-D. R. Cotton. Russel It hdlol - k. R. Park;
E..' 7.lonroe-J. P. Sm!th. Charles HollOn Wm. A. Mason:
; i:n al-11. G. Chubbuck. Julius Gorham. H. Z. Priabie ;
', I' lee-Augusins Smith. Ethel Tay*. Shelden Payne ; '
:: It Oglier” -Hector Owen. Sturges ISouircs. N. Smith ;-
~...' Ilnlio--C1126C. 1 . 7(01.k . 4.. g. C. ManT '. John Vought ;
4 ••, , ..o.oluo--A:ired (lore. Ithel Ito ant Albert Tuttle;
S. ; t'gri..l.l-Erasind Durfec.Enos Cit
iir Oscar Vincent
~: Se" 4 Creek-ID R. Moore. N. B. trusk •11. J. 1.. Phillips: •
* .• Isuringfiehl-LaFaretit Lecttmed. T. Wilder. P. M. I lorsley ;
!.. ~ , ,,gli 11-L. S. heeler. S J. :Iraqi, G. V. elaggen ;
~
-', •••••,:o ,e.: Prone--S mon Stevens. A•sTa y lor. P. D. ll:teens :
II". 'n ru.,:a I vrough-W. A. Rockwell. D. C. Hall. R. C. Smn:ly :
r,- - •• township-J. m. rot. Wm. Magill. Jr. S Strinton:
T -, ...l.r.rinizti-3 A P. Ballard. L. B. Mnrsc. D. Herr' ck :
i'''• - t`mitship-Wilher Baker. J. C. MlCean A. D. Fpalding ;
t,. , . l ..:er-l'Av. art! MIII6 MI 0. Chnbbuck. A. Mead ; •
..,:•;; ni. rrt , n--rha r 1,6 Jetties, Itortrio Bowen. E. F.. Allyn;
W
c1..-J. T. Craintall. 1.. W. Knapp. S. E. Alden:
:".. NVn.l ha m-Clivirles Walker; Platt RosTre,..?olonion Sibley ;
• n' n'iu Ilz-G. D. Willinm+. Ibrant s pllttl.. J. It. Staltord;
" ' .0 N -D. F,. Martin,.s3. AV. Strops. J. E. Piolleti
er. The Vigilance Committees are requested to give
,c.
i. , zxasrinable notice to the Democratic electors of, their
cveral towriships and boroughs of The County, to
in^et on Saturday, the sth day of February, 1817, at
i'.e u , ual place for holding delegate meetings. for
thi! purpose of electing two Delegates to the Demo=
'5 crane County Convention to beheld in .the borough
IA or •PaNi-anda, on Tuesday eveiiin,g, February, Bth;
'
IQUI, at which time the usual delegates will beelec
fg„,, ter' to.represent this County, in the'Democratic State
ronvention, to be holden at Harrisburg, on the 4th
• I March, 1:448.
O'N.DEMOCRATIC COUNTY 'CON YEN
TIGN.—:The Democratic Delegnies of the
several election districkst of Waif - ford county, will
assent* at the holough of. Towanda, on Tuesday
evening;TebrUary 8, 1848, for the purpose of elect
log the usual delegates to the Democratic Conven
tion, to be held at Hariisborg, March 4, 1817.
• DENNISON JOHNSON,)
HENRY CORA._
• C. MATHEW SON,
GEO. SANDERSON, I Standing
• JOHN ELLIOTT,
JAMES H. WEBS, Comm/Vet.
JOHN HORTON, JR.,
JOHN PORTER,
HORACE. WILLEY,
IMF"' SONS OF TEMPERANCE.-The
ed meetings ofVOWAIPA
Nn. M. 8. of T., are heHl every IIUESDAY even
rnv, at 6i o'clock - , in the Sons of Teinperance Hall,
over 13;_lEingsbery's store.
Py order of the rm.; J; 11. EVINS, R.S.
'Nem rabdcrlisan tuts.
2.1.8.t9 1- VVITZEfid
T"b'subscritter proposes to attend to taw busitteSs
hereafter, on the folloWinglerms : Re will toy suits
Nithe Pompon pleas, . before arbitrators and justices.
Ind oil! make no charge for service unless has client
, screeds in the suit. From experience and observation
` , c 'in of the opinion that if -an attorney is .auflkiently
'ol3!incej of the justice and practicability of his client's
Muse to recommend a suit or defence, be should be
siting to risk his fees on the result of the reuse; and
if In nny nun he is unwilling to incur the risk, he
A.rneot consistently plunge his client into doe expense
and uncertainty of a lawsuit by his advice.
Collections of every description will Ce attended to
In the same terms. Coorveyaneing and-other kinds
office business done prstotptly cud at . reasonable
. .
El
T) Mee in the North enir of brick Row &et the
office. Wert side of maid street, Towanda.
Towanda, Jan. um. - HENRY HOOTH.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
3 -
LL persons( indebted to the estate of DAN DICK
EASON, deed., late of Ritlibury township, are
'TOIL requested to makeysiment without delay, and
having claims skaintt s aid' estate will please pre
kht them duly authentimilial for settleMent.
. CARR,
rtiOuy , y 1c .:10, 1 847,
yt%
IF • you ;aid to durable, and well finished
Iliurftt, you will save.money by telling' at the tor
' 'of Main and Midge sts. 11. O'HARA.
LOT IIS, C &SIM ER ES & 8 A TTIN ETS, &e.
—f tench, English. and Amenean Cloths ;-
fancy Cassimeres and Sattinetts; satin, silk,
and worsted Vetting', very cheap at
n:25 15:. • ME,RCITR'B.
n ai
• -411A*-c
hanbiw, 4 - cl•
N! WIT ,( - 1- 14 . C'q; gi
, • i
.m 42 Eaeived.at .2rEnth
Oceaiis m er
'WHICH emit end will be sold at the volleying
V V notch f o r Cab or liewly Pay. Every person
who rimy want GOOD end CHEAP goods; isuppecx.
fully invited to cell and examine this stock. Doi%
Gail to call u tt costs nothing to look, and we consider
h a favor to show the goods, end will try to make it en
object fur those wishing to buy of E. T. FOX.
1 L) BALES BROWN RHEETINGS, &Minna,
1 4/ atartings, wic - ng, wadding, batting, cotton yam
and carpet watp. chca as the cheapest, at No. 2, B.
11.,1at pl 5
GINGHAMS ! GI NGHAIt I IB!-30 pieces new and
most splehdid styles,- decidedly the prettiest ever
in market. Also, eregoh Plaids. Oilk-Plaids. and all
the new styles ilress roods all at No. 2. Brick Row.
2,g, PS. BLIC STRIPE D ALPACCAS, at the
t-/ very tairest posaibtrorieea at FOX'S.
J'ARDWAtE, • good'assortment, Including Iron,
Steel, NOIR, &e. at No. 2, B.R. FOX'S.
ISILS & DYE-STUFFS. also Matches
by the grOss , at No. 4 B. R. FOX'&
SEALED HALF BUSHELS, on hand and for sale
at map 10 FOX'S.,
• Cooking and Parlor Stoves.
Tusr receiv e (iy MONTANYES ¢ C S. a large
.1 tot—Also, PIPE, and a few second-hand stoves, all
of which will be sold cheap to: pay.' Sept.;, 1847.
ANOTHER ADDITION -TO THE
Stock of Goods in the Savings Bank.
IN consequence of the great rush at the savings Bank
fur Cheap Goods, the proprietor has been indoceilto
replenish with a splendid assortment of SPRING &
SUMMER GOODS, which are now opening, and sell
ing at greatly, reduced prices. The proprietor, Mr.C.
REED, pledges himself to Cully and amply sustain tie
credit of the institution which it has hitherto borne. Le.
for selling goods cheaper than any other establishment
in Bradford co. Persons desirous of testing this, have
only to call at No. 5, Brick Row, and satisfy themselves.
July 7, 1847. C. REED.
AWNS. ORGA.'iIES, LAWN GINGHAM
and Light Gingham., \ have been received at the
Savings dank, and arc selling twenty-five per cent..
cheapt.r than ever. jy7 C. REED.
BOOTS & SHOES—A large and elbsostlesi 'as•
sottment of coarse soil fine boots and shoes, ladies'
full and haifgaiters, kid ties, Waking, French kid slip
pers, children- 1 i cloth and• morocco shoes ire now selling
very low at the Savings Bank, No. 5, Brick Row.
OU,'/U3s) EI2M, alaaaa
NEW
BKINGSBERY & CO., •are just receiving,
. rectly from New York and opening at the new
brick store, recently erected at U.Kingebety's old stand,
a large assortment of Fall 4 Winter Goods, comprising
Broad cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets ; Aipaecas, of eve-
ry description ; French English Meptnos ; Mow.
segue DeLaines ; Ginghnrns, a great variety;
Cashmere ti• woolen Shawls ; Domestic goods,
llosiiry and Glares, of every description.
Groceries. Crockery, ilardirare, Boots 4 Shoes, Sole
• and,troper Leggier, Trench and common calf and
kip skins. -Nails, square, round ant Steaks Iron,
Glass, lids and Cij s, Tin and pone Ware,
Paper Ilinffings, dfnfrin robes anti Muffs,
Mackerel, CorllsJri.had and Herring.
The attention of the public is respectfully. ipsite. l to
our , tesent large stock of goods, which are now exhibit
ed for sale at the lowest pric-s, for ready pay. They
have been selected with unusual care and attention, ex
pressly for the accommodation ,of our customer*. and
we believe offer inducements to purchasers no where
else to be met with.
3 Remember, before-purchasing elsewhere, to call
at B. Kingsbery's old stand, and examine our goods and
prices, as we are confident the, will meet the views of
tWe closest cash buyers.
Oct. 12, 1847
This Way for Bargains.
AR ‘I'OI,S, SEN SHADES AND sI7MMER
r
sTFFs, selling at cost.. a 1 PDX'S.
PEIiF EIiIES, a api •ndid,iiitiele of liar
Brushes, Thermometers, and Fasiry Articles, Km
sale at • el 6 -1, BM," BOW.
- , -
Fair Warning 'and the Last Notice!
IHEREBY warn every person indebted to me, that
unless immediate payment is made, they will be
sued ! This notice is given without tespect to riersons
and all persons knowing themselves indebted, will save
cots, by giving prompt attention. --
Towanda. Oct. t 2, 1847. K. HATHAWAY.
SIAY ! JOHN ! don't tell Any body that we will pay
'the ‘• ready John Davis," for 100 bushels Chestnuts
' and 500 IN4. Lard. CARTER & 'SMALLEY.
Cag 0' 1 2 4
.IVUILVIZMISIT(
A LARGE end extensive assortment of School,Clas-
Pleat and Miscellaneous BOOKS; ohm • large
stock and great variety of Papers, including note, letter,
pip, folio, post office and wrapping papers; togethct
'with a complete assortment of Blank Books, Foiling
Cards, Enttelopcs, he., Ire. ; all for l sale cheaper than
tke cheapest, by 019 O. D. BA R TLETT.
General Scott in the City of Mexico!
And another large stock of Goodi just received al
11101 q TA Nir ES & CO'S STORE.
which le.ve been carefully selected for the Fall Trade.
BE public are invitedto call and examine their
T
stock of D ry s Goods, tlinzweries, Birdware and
Crockery, Boots & hlhoes, Hats & Caps; and everything
• • the hue of staples, suited to the wants of this region
of country. which have been purchased exclusively for
Cash, and at the !dwelt ebb in the market. We hope
our old friends will not forget to give us • call, as we
can make iron object for them to do so.
Towanda, August 18, 1847.
COIL CHAllq for bull wheels to saw mills, Bc.atc.
just received and for bale by;
October 19, 1947. O. D. BARTLETT.
/1C A S trff E 8-11811 bushel, peek, four quart, two
quirt, and one quart measures, at RAIRDII.
li
FS—a great variety or elegant muffs, some vet M
ry beautiful—just received.and . for !ale very bur,
019 . 0. D. BARTLETT.
ALA • Gg assortment of Broad Cloths, CsainWres,
end Sattinetts, which ate have long been fan2on's
for selling good and cheap, now cheaper than. ever—
and upon' Whith et 6 eh/denies the wotid, just ree.elied
at G. D. BARTLETT:
Towantri.Nov. 3, 1846
IPRINGOS OlktPB. of all kinds, also; Buttons
and other trimmings for leafed drie.sed and 'Medi,
'OS -MODITANYE & CO.
FOR THE LADIES—a l arge - assortment o f white
gads, such es Irish linens, cross barreiLanddripa3
muslin*, jaconetti, swiss matins. &c.; alidawiss mat,
and muslin edgings, thread and cotton edgingt.lobblOal.
silk fringe and bigtons, lace buttons. patent whaleboat
skirts, purse twist; in short R great variety of fancy
goods of every description, may be found pt the
aep27 SAVINGS BANK.
ITORSTED DRESS GOODS.—Plaiti, figured and
V • plaid, idaik aoSeofoled Alenteeva flagek widow
fortd French it.eritioes; Oregoo risidir rich Irretitt
and common Cashmeres, DeLaines,&e.va great variety
of styles for pale at • arp2s .MERcuwa,
8. P.ENDKETON,
/ Admini-trators
IRON & large amattmentiot We, at
acp2s MERCUR'B.
_ _
- -
NOVA BCOTIA GRrNil STONES, for iota if
Dep2s MERT; Ult'S.
T_) DIX R - will find it to their 'advantage to call ditto
' Drug Diipet, where they can be supplied with eve
ry snide desired, such as phials, essences. Ate; on the
bed terms." ,jettl• No,'l, BRICK ROW. °
GOODS
AND NEW PRICES!
BURTON KINOSBERY
J.K. SMITH.
'W. F. MENARDI.
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CENTRLBRICKATO .—
R : .:
-E.
-pitr. - tarps hq,...itecciii4. at,tirf Ctlttral store
• trf.the new brick black; a very largik_filds_les,iim•
bfirstock ul GOODS, wild& heofTers'aWmertamall
advance from cart. Pareinisaridesirois orgettinglle
'forth of their money; aml having the sitiAtetiOn of be
ing honestly dealt with, will'find it gylitiliterrat tarts
amine his stock belorepurcharing. - ,
Among my goods may te found Fretich.Englialt : and
American bread cloths, do. cashmere; silk velvet ,and
satin vestingi A fanry vesting., sheep'. grry,eloths, sat
inetts; Xentecity jeans, tweed., Leary', knit woolen
shirts and drawers, cotton do.; alpscoer, t gnat variety.
French merinos, silk and wool do., le brines. Oregon,
gala, ILei sad woolen plaids, gingham., eashttreres,
mantilla silk e 4bonnet velvets satins, trimmings to
correspond, gilittis Ind (tinges a ood assortment, brus
sells and woolen carpet bags, b chs. stradifia. cash
mere, delain; french and woolen plaid shawls, domes
tic goods, hosiery end gloves, rags. 4 and ti-I oir
l u
cloths, erindew shales, &c. Groceries, crockety i stone
and tin warts hardware, boots and awes. largr assort
ment. Leather. fling, square, mind and common bar
iron, plow and abidgepatttrns nail rod, horse shoes and
nails, band and hoop iron, cast, english blister, german.
*merles!' spring stxls, 7 by 9, 8 by 10 and 10 by 12
glass, putty. linseed sod lamp oils, paints of all kinds.
mackerel ao. 1 and 2, codfish, dtc.ike. Goods sold at
cash prices for grain, butter, cheese &c. Wanted 10011
fox and martin skins for which cash will be paid.
I take this method of informing my old friends and
customers, that I have made arrangements pith Mr. N.
N. Deus, to partially take charge of, and assist him, in
his beakless. I would, therefore, be thy happy, to lee
any of you at the above mentioned eaablishthent, where
goods moat sad will be sold st very low rates. tor - my
motto is as it ever has been, small profits and quick
sales. Call and see Yours truly,
A. D. MONTANYE.
2999 Y
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g S at .
8 81 an iE d E jce li rt; a (b y e :L Y .
th s ke s t
d 22 N. N. BETTS.
txsl storm
CLOTHS'. CLOTHS!!—Every body admits that
the cheapest in town are to be found st the Cen
tral store; call and see; no charges for showing goods.
MUFFS !—These furred animals are to he had at
the Central store, from 37i cents. to $l3. Mark
the place, if you want muffs cheap. N.N.ttETTS.
NAILS--frotti a 4 inch spike down to a shoe nail, a
the Central-attire. N. N. BETTS.
ItWin= Scott,
.8. 7 N5V0M-NlB'sg A.R 1
HAS removed his office to D. Cash'. new otraco, ou
second street, where he will be pleased to see.those
who need his professional services. Dec. 29, I 847 .3?
XCUT AND MILL SAWS, bend end wool do
at the Central store. d 22 N. N. BETTS.
WHITE LEAD, No. I, extra, dry and ground in
oil, at the Central store. N. N. BETTS.
THE DIGNITY OF N 0.3, KEPT UP !
THE old fi rm of WM. 11. BAIRD & basing
keen dissolved by mutual consent. and the subscri
ber being disposal to keep OLD N 0.3, (alto is always
right) GOING AUEAD, would now announce to those
who 'like- to boy goods . -cheap, thal...lude_new drily !o•
ceiving from the city of New York, a new and splendid
assortment of Goods, which be is bound tosell as cheap
as they can be bought this stile of the city of New Yolk.
My assortment consists, as usual of
DRYGOODS,GROCERIES.CROCKERY.
HARDWARE. IRON AND STEEL,
BOOTS &SIIOES. BOIL SLEDS,
TRUCK CARTS. &C., &C.
Now. Mr.end Mrs. Everybody, just continue your
old habit of dropping in at 15o: 3, before purchasing
elsewhere, and if I don't sell you dooda tight, "don't
buy them." I have 'accommodating clerk',-who will
always be happy to wait upon you in case you don't
find the Old Nan constantly of hand himself, and I
have 0) doubt but on pricing the goods you will he glad
to bur (
- I feel thankful for past favors, bestowed upon the old
Arai, and it shall be my aim to merit a continuance of
the same. . nov2 E. W. DAMP.
Q.EA ?MM.—Codfish and Mackerel, any 'quaniily
for gale of n I 0 — BAIRD'S.
11Q ROW SH ERTIIN GS.— A boot 43.000 yards of
I/ Brown Sheetinaa. jug rer'd at RAIRWS.
VESTINGS.—S.tin, .Ilk, twin stripe; silk velvet
V and other Veatioga, for winter or summer. 141 or
aring ; a great avortment at BAIRD'S. No. 3, B.R.
riDOICE DRY GOODS.—Alpacca", French Mai
l..." 'no, Oregon plaids, mouelin de trines, Columbian
plaids. gingham', of "11.desicriptiOns, &c., acc., at
Nor. 10. BAIRD'S, No. 3, Brick Row.
UR GOODS.—Dentlemen's fur cops, Ladies' muffs,
1 &c., a good assortment at BAIRD'S.
SA WS. —Mill saws , and 6i feet and 6 foot crofts cut
saws, at BAIRD'S. No. 3, Brick Row.
ATS & CAPS.—A good assortment silk anil fur
11 Hats, gent's glazed caps, with capes, (a great ar
ticle for stormy weash•b) mien and %we. e i. t h
Children . ' velvet caps, &c. You will find all these
kinds. and many more, at nlo
HORSE ELAN KETS.-4f you want a abedand
cheap aiticle.of the kind, call at BAIRD'S.
10AINT8.—White and red lead, Venetian red, Spa
-1 nigh brown, copal gum, litharage, chrome green,
chrome yellowi c., at BAIRD'S.
LADIES' DR EBB TRI INGS. —Fringe, gimp,
habit buttons, and all kinds of fizin's for trimming
ladies' dresses, st: BAIRD'S, No. 3, Rack Row.
CLOTHS.—French, and English • Broad Cloths and
Cassimeres, Sattinets, sheep's gray, a good mart
ment at nIO 'BAIRD'S, No. 3, Brick Row.
Lpits !—Dii.you know where to find the nicest
Freheh Lice Capes in town I—the sot is at
Nos. 10. BAIRD'S, No. 3, Brick Row.
LADIES' CARPET BAGS, ■ splendid article, at
Nov .11 . BAIRD'S, No. 3, Brick Row.
LADIES' MINTER DRESS GOODS. —A groat
variety. comprising all the latest styles.and Molt
beautiful patienia, juSt received and for sale very low
al 9 O.D. BARTLETT.
OERSHOES;of every dewliption, for sole very low
by d 22 H. O'HARA.
UFF!.—Jest recolveil by expreps, a new supply
1.11. of MUFFS, including some No. 1. Lyric. and
cheaper qualities, at 429 MERL:URI&
WD`&9 . 1M13 0 .11. .Z.V.AM)=2C.
T''' Institution is now under the charge of Mr. F.
.W. Onx , a graduate of Yale CLAW, assisted
by Hr. 0. H. PRATT, of Conn. The bird term com
menced on the. 16th of Sept. ult. The *toad will
commenctron the 6th of Dec. Pupils are admitted at
•
shy time: TI MIS:
Tuition per tins of ekeen weeks/
Common English Utudies, $2 ao
Higher English stories, 4 00
Ancient Languages and tegitel maharani* 500
Extra charge, (Ist and 2tl term's) 25
Arrangements will be made to wide the eeriiiii of
an illecomplished Preceptress Si the spring.
0c1.12. J. D. MONTAN YE.. Preddent. ,
MllltB—A large asso rtment of all kfnds and quali•
'fies,ate now sellingseri low at tliatipinga Bank,
No.' Brick RoW. dC C. REED.
Gas CERIES—A large and extensive -assortment,
ev,er7 description, has jam been received et the
Sevin gunk. and are sailing chaplet' Atari till dm*
est, et No. 5. Brick Row. C. REED.
OATS! . CAPS! of every" kind 'ad Kitt atso rubber
Cfvetshoea, consisting of Men's sandals, Ladies' do.
Wain", and alt other kidds, Yust Cecelia and ttit.side
law of the Sayings Bank: dt C. REED.
ItirllFPf3, and are muffs, and can't be best—some rro ,
iU. ty choice and beautiful Mutts that can't fail to
auk. just receiVerilt nlt4 Fora
iALISTER'3 na* sdilidy or
DI- **disarray poputht. arlicts Yogi *dyed sl
25 MERtUR'S.
#tcrctiaibig: k 4.
QUA cerivrittoni liaccu
par,fsWOolisisi, at his. 2 Drisik 1t4111..4-
7:"Rids, Jan.
.I I: 184A' • ' E. I'. FOX. _
Beienial4os3.ll. ‘ P e s LIMO
IXTITEREAS tie Hon June N. Cittereenatt, Prig
TY Hderir Judipt of the 14th Judicial diiniet
'Wink of thelcountiert of Ltmeme, Bradford, and Tiro
Etc altd H: Horgan end `Reuben Wilber Emirs ,
dale' nagea in and for the county of Bradford, hale is.
surd thoir inecept, hearing date the 25th day of Dec.
1847, to me directed fur holding a court of quarter sea-
Gioia, or the peace, common Oros and orphan's court
et Towanda for the - County of Wail ford, on the Ist
Monday of February, next, being the 7th, to continue
'the wear. '
•
Wotiee is therctoto hereby given. to the Gamins.
Justices of the Peace and Constable■ of the county of
Bradford, that they be then and there in Weir proper
persons, at I o'clock in the forenoon of paid dry, with
records,j , nguisitions, eirsininstiont, and other Visit ie
mvmbrances, to do those things which' to their office
appertains Lobo done : arid those who are bound by
recognizance or otherwise to proaeciite against the
prisoners who ire or may be in the jail of said county.
Or sr ,are or shall be bound to appear at the said
court, a obe then and there io prosecute against
them tit t. Jurors are reildested to he punct
ual ih t*r at ce; . agreeably to their notice.
Dated 'at Towanda. bth day of January. in the
year Of our Lord 1848, dof the Independence of
the United States the seven hinl.
JODN F'.'. - -MEA NS, Sh'lL
IST OF LETTERS remaining in IL_
at Troy, quarter ending Dec. 31, 1847. .
Avery W 11 Lindurman.Jacob-R '',
Augustin W Lucus James
Allen Semi Landon Levi
Benson 13 W McAffee B J
Banshees Mrs Cecilia M McGeorge James
Dunham Abbe . McAllister Chauncey
Beach Benj ... McKean James
Blanchard Mi•-• Jane McKean John
BuW Clarissa Morrison p R
Baker Joshua Merwin Mrs Mary
Boal Martha i Miller Mr . 's Sandi T •
Case Jareb More James
Cue Jalwz Mertit James
Covert Win Nolen Rev John
De:nosing Josiah 2 Pearce Mrs Abigal D
Dtekir.son Miss Sarah Pierce Wightman
..
Elliott San. 1 Randall Daniel
Pinson Seth ' Rockwell II C
Guild D C • Reynolds M A
Grannies & Cross - Rose Jesse G
Hayse & Lash's • Spalding Miss Helen M
Hazard EVI ' Spalding Mrs Susan M.
Hickock Harmon U Seeman Randolph
Johnson Alfred Shattuck Mrs Ssueph
Johnson P H k dinith G W 2
Jones Miss Lucy Short Thomas
Kelly Wm F Sweet Wm .1
Kiff Erastua 2 Smith Miss Eunice
Kiff John -. Tears John
Landon Miss Entity NVelder Miss Rosina
Lamb Lines Wilber Ilan Reuben
LAYTON RUNYON, P. 'd
LlBl' OF LETTERS, remaining in the Post Ofri:e
at Towanda, quarter ending Dec. 31, 1847.
Bottum John Kinneik Thomao
Bell J A Laughlin Terry
Baker H M Lent Wm .1
Lyon Cornelia
Bowen Stephen
Blackman Elijah li Legg Stillman '
Brian Wm • Mull. n James
Bailey Cinderilla Moran Petit
Burns l.uey M ailey Mitchell
Rooth Wm McCracken Peter
Blackman J C Mason Wm C
'Broortisem Wyllni Mirbell Mich eel
Conley Mary Moore Cornelius
Chapel Will , Northrup Sti.phen
Cooper James Post Isaac 2
Carter Sarah Pearson Mary
Cole Win Piolett V E
Chase Isabella Patterson Thomas .
Danobo Margaret Pinney Amos
Mood' Park Post Lawrence
-Dougherty Pat'k Post Marvin
Drake Francis Phelps Daniel B
Dempsey Margaret Slain Patrick
&limits Daniel - Shores II & U
nester JohgbW Salsbury H lAr
Freeman Prudence Stanton Charles 2
Gaskill Is C Sickler Gilbert
Goff Mrs Geo J Sherwood James
Hurley Cornelius Slosoon Esbon
Harrison Win W Swartwood Charles
Hyde Deinetrico Shores David
Haynes John II Taylor .1
Hicks Jesse Tanner Amos
Ilorton Richard Thompson Wirt
Harris Win Taylor Matilda C
Jones J ames • Whitmore Michael
Janes Lester Rev IrVollbridge Sam' '
Johnson Coub Wood Samuel li
Kingsbury Esther Wiliam 0. J.
Killcullin Thomas 2 Wheeld James
Kilmer Jeremiah Yard Ann •
. Kellum Eunice A. S. CHAMBERLIN, P.M.
7E.Wiiir3:L'ilr.-i'l:k- -1 / I Z4s
CAME to the enclosure of the subsc,rihcr. some time
during the pas ttiummer, a spotted yearling HEIF
ER. The owner is requested to prove property. ply
charges, andtake her away ED. PATTERSON.
Towanda,. January 1, Big.
J. N. Sumner, M. D., Dentist,
W ILL pay his next professional visit to Towanda,
in JUNE nest. Ile may be found at Wood
nirs Hotel. jy4
lamileoooo%volium.ol
BY the second section of enact of Assembly passed
April 25, 1844. it is enacted that any person wbo
may desire not.to be called to attend any militia train
ing, may eiempt hiliself . from such 'stall, by paying to
the proper county Treasurer. one dollar for the we of
Militia fund ; end the receipt of the county Treasurer
Ghat*, evidence of the papilla:l of said fund. This
paintent must be made in time to deliver the receipt to
tb , enrolling odicer. Bee pamphlet lairs, 1844, page
3 . The 'Filename is now prepared to receive such
pa meats. JAMES:4I. PECK, Treasurer.
Tragical Office, Towanda, Jan. 4, 1848.
REMOVAL AND
Tr l a CO /t)
s. M. C. MERCUR,
HAVE _REMOVED to their new store, corner of
Main and Pine 'amts. - where they are niri open
ing a new assortment of WINTER GOODS, to which
'the attention of the public is respectfully requested.
Towanda. December 21, 1847.
gALT, for sale by
300 Bjec2RIE L S MERCUR'S
L ' A (6 I. ollElga
•
A'LARGE and well selected assortment of. Fall and
Winter Goods, just received, and for sale Id EL.;
LEOTT & TOMIUNS, consisting of
DRY COO* GROCERIES, HARDWIRE, CROMER t,
IRON, NMI, &C., &C.
Aniong oar Goode may be found, French, English
Ind American Cloths and Cassinteres; also, a goOd as
sortment of Fancy Quadmeres and Tweeds, sheep's
gray cloth and &Marfa: Alb; ti good assortment of
Over coat Cloths and Clookinp.
For the LADIES, weP,bars any quantity of Ging
hams, M. Del.tioes,' Cash Metes, alPs =as, of all colors
and price*, both cotton stud silk warp ; Mimic of all
kinds, dress silk, black and fancy, with trimmings( to
corrospbnd.
Mixo-f-Itobnet Bilk di Bonnet Velvet with tainting&
MUFFS—a large stock.
Sept.l7. ELLIOTT dr. TOMICINIL
'MEW ORLEANS pod' edge' hc;hte; PRolaseba, loaf,
11 dueled, NeW Weds, and common brown sugar,.
Ace, PiPPer, spies. ginger. nutmegs. aaheritua, mans,
tobacco, extra plug and paper, Scotch and mei:ahoy
snuff, &c., alf of Wadi are garnet at leis than " pro
verbially low Picea: * at the Central *tore.
DeLeewher 22, ltkit N: N. BETTS, -
T OOKtNo OLASSES AND CLOCKS are aellirig
..1-4 et :cry e.beitp riles. and a' beautiful ar jele. at_tba
Ccuttal•ster&. d2t 18.
Esar:oo nig:Ft:lol 4 •
B.‘tattitto Wolfer. I."'
Ptney4lo'the • eta'
. ritrce;lti‘9"
4.oternort. Pornewkicactif Twee fen d'Ontrity;
Ico.
— ll, FOrttaty 15164
TE undersigned , basin bepi.appointed-an .iknditor
to distribute the a 611AA•tty'illieeltri tats of
teal estate; by skate of eittettione lama holds ewe;
era attend to the duties of his appointment ottikendays
the ft4itt (ley of lomat'', fitito, di 2 44.10f.k.T. 111, at
his afire hi thelierobigh of Towslida, ts he and where
ail persons interested ate required to ptiet their
chime, or be di hatted from' cowing in upon said loud*.
Dee. 22. , U. Mk RCL L Auditer.
,atediforas .rotice.
THE undersigned,. Atul tot. aomintar ti k t he Court
of Commit Pleas of Bradford oxi,isty, todbitribuie
money raised by yirtue of it writ of leeariTacias isaunl
do No. 220, Ma term. 1846. of said court, at suit of
lotiu Keating. against Israel Smith, hereby gives notice
-j#iat ho will atCerd to tee Of 64 appointment, at
his office in Towanda tierou'et, dri Tr:lmlay. the 25th
day of Janutry, 1848. at limo tithxl, P:111.... at which
time and place all pertin* inter, sled ate require& to
present their claims ibef,mt htm, or be jebartcd hunt
coming in upon raid fund.
• Dee: 11147: HENRY BOOTH. Amßiori
MHZ Ifiidilskened, having been appointed en Auditor
by the Orphan's edurt of Bradford county, to mar
shal assets, and distribute • itm fund raised by the Ad.
minlstrator's sale of the real estate a A. IL Shaw, de.
coiled, will attend to the duties of hie appointment, on
Monday, the Stst day of January next, at Lo%lock in
the afternoon, at his office in the borough of Towanda,
when and.where all persons interested, are monad to
pt.& ent their claims before him, or be debarred Dom
comint in for sr stare of said fond.
ee. 28. 1847. ULYSSES MERCI.FR. A Orlitor.
FOR DIVORCE.
Melixw Lya.l4,, by her next friend, Job P. Kirby. rs.
Charles Lymult. In the Common Pleas Y . Bradford
County, No. 221 pt. Term, 1847 .
TO CH Alt I.ES LY 14N, defendant in the shove
T
cause: You are herbbf-netifted that Metiers Ly
man-, your wife; by her next Mend. Sob P. Kirby, has
filed d her petition fur a divorce fromithe bonds of matri
money. And an alias subprens has beertj:efornerl, and
proof mado that you ace not to be found in std county.
You are therefore. hereby required to appear at thecourt
house in the borough of Towanda. on Monday, theAkti
day of Februruy next, beirig•Cie first day of February
term of said court of common peas, to answer the said
complaint, and show cause If any you have, why the
said Melissa shall not be divorced froth you:
J. F. MOANS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Towanda. Dec. 27, 1847,
NLrust Office
TBE un.h.raigned , having been appointed by the 01.-
phanre Curt of Bradford county, an Auditor to
examine and decide on the-exceptions filed to the [allow
ance of the account of Anson H. Bowe,. administrator
of the estate of Matthew Schemer horn, deceased, here
by gives notice that he will attend to the dutiei of his
appointment, at his alike, in the borough of Towanda,
ma Thursday, the 27th day of January, A. D., 1848, at
I o'clock, P. M., of Which all ,persona interested will
'please take not:ce.. H .0 . KELLY , Auditor.
Towanda, December 23, 11347.
SHERIFF'S - SALE.
110 t. Y virtue of sundry writs of vend. expo. totted oti
of the court of Common flees of Bririford County,
to me directed. I shall expose to ;molly sale at the house
of T. P. Wclntirufr, in the hormigh of Towtinds, on Mon-
Jay the 7th day of February next, at One o'clock P. M.,
the following piece or parcel of laoJ ih the township of
li,'lrox, and 'bounded as follows, to wit: on the north
by lands of John Johnson. on the east by Lyman Trum
bull, a sub by Bertrand Whitney. and west by land in
possession of'Pomer•.y Gorsline. Containing about
eighty six acres more or less, about thirty five acres Ma-
proved, with two I 'g houses thereon.
• Seized and taken in execution at the suit of E. R
kiyer's use vs. Win. White, John White and Dennis
W
A I.6o—The f.lloWing piece or parcel of !anti situate
in Armenia IN Bradford Co. and bounded and described
as follows, to wit': north by land of Alfred Ripley, swat
by land in possession of -Juba Benson, on the south by
laud of Riley Dawkins and on the west by unseated
lend. Containing 100 acres with about St/ here.
proved, with one . double !ct house; she framed bait and
a small apple or chard thereon,
Seism' and taken in excretion at the suit of P eled
P. ek, now to the use of D. Vandricook vs. Jelin Benson.
• ALSO—The following piece or parcel of land situate
in Athens bona, and bounded as follows, to wit: north
by lands formerly owned by the Totranda Bank, east
by lands of Lorenzo RovriandsOn, south Canal street,
and west by Thomas R. Davis. Containing 4400 square
feet all unproved, with one framed house and one fram
ed barn and a few fruit trees thereon.
r3ciaed and taken in execution at the suit of Abel Busk
ins now to the nee of N C. Harris vs. Nathaniel Clap
dad Forbes I. t ow tern . tenants.
ALSO—A tract of land situate in the tinbuship
Orwell, Bradfo.d county, bounded as follows. Begin
ning at the north writ corner of a lot Formerly. run out
to R. Bostwick, thence south 50 perihes to a post, thence
east 75 perches to • post, thence Mirth 50 percher to the
north east corner of a lot run out fur said Bostwick
beech tree, thence west 75 perches to the place of begirt-
ning. Containing 33 acres and a half, with atWati 16
acres thereof improved, and a framed holm and barn,
and also an apple orchard thereon.
Seivll sod taken in execution at the suit of John War
ner vs. Eliiur Warner. .
ALSO—A piece or parcel of land situate in. liras
_township. and liounded on the north by land of Abraham
Terwilliger, east by land of Asa Gillett, on the south by
land of Dennis Lewis, and on the west by land of Silas
Odell. Containing 60 acres more or less, with about
10 saes therejf improved, end a framed house and been
thereon. . . .
Se;zed snit taken in eigeution at the suit of Wm. S.
tngaU4, va. Jams. Terwilfigir.
ALSO—The following pieen or parcel of land in the
township id Granville and boranied as Gallows, to wit:
on the north by lands of J. IL lfloiiison, on the east by
3. H. Rosa, south bflaridin pieseiiinsion of H. Rose, and
on the west by land of Henry Putnam. Containing
123 acres, with about 40 acres improved with one doub
le lqg house, one log barn, end an orchard thereon. ,
Seized and taken in ezecition of the suit of Jame, r.
Pierce, to the use of Hazard and friernivs. Jacob Mace.
ALSO—ht piece or parcel of land in Wysiusiog
bounded and described es follows:—north by land of
the estate of Elisha Whitney deed.. and James Butler,
east by'land of the esters of Noah Atte t deed., south by
lands of Thomas Brown and Austin Stafford, and west
by land of Daniel Brown. Containing °ire hundred
scree, with about seventy acre' improved, with one fram
ed barn, one framed house, the one orchard of tlui. trees
nensisting of apples, pears, peaches, plums, &c thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Joseph
P. Bosworth, to the use of Daniel Bailey, vs. Mason
Biown.
ALSO—A piece oritareerof land in Orwell (p., bound
ed as follow!: beginning at the north west corner of a
lot formerly run out to Ralph Bostwick, a beech s apling,
thence south fifty patches to a post, thence east seven?,
five perche' to a posy thence north fifty perthei td ti'
north east corner of a tot run - out for said Bostwick, a
beech tree, thence west seventy-five perches to the place
of beginning. Containing • twenty three scree and a
half, with about sixteen acres thereof irni-and a
fratited bouseand barn and also an apple orelteM thereon.
Seized and taken in execution sa the suit of john War
ner, vs. Elizur Werner.
ALSO—A piece or parcel of land in Monroe lit; sun
«eyed in the nate, of Allei Siippreis, containing four
hundred and one acres tied eighty perches, bean as
follows :—commencing Ogg White pine - . on the th
branch of the Towanda creek, thence south fifty
test third huhrined and twenty perches to a chest* oak
corner theses wroth4fty kir west two hundred s and
thirty perches to steeple, them* south ewe hundre'l
"and forty perches to a white oak, and thence worth ig a i r ,
ty degrees, weak slime hundred and twelve peretm* *
poet near said creek, therms down the same to the Ow .
of beginning. with twenty-Ike acres imp/Iced, with one
log house and one log barn theses. •
Seized and taken in execution :.t the suit of Robert*
141141 CoMon F. Mason. to '.we of Mark C. Avant who
stands sobropted to the rl f ghts of the Firs, vs. &noel
Creamer jr., and Rickard Northrop
ALSO—A piece or parcel of land in Bhishequin'tri.,
bounded as follows: beginning at a poet- 113' perches
south from the north-east earner [of a lot rim out for
Richard . .lohnson ; thence east 108-4-10 prodoiri to
post north-waist corner of lot N 0.28; them, smith 79
$4O perches to a post; theme west 108 840 perches
to the east burial the Cyrus Wheeler lot; thence north
. _
eluditor's ,Jretite.
.✓lpditsr's .!Police.
• •-••• ••••••-;••••-.1 -
' 00On:tents.
114-s iror
" n -- rra • ll, iiptng t ATio'
airty•three semi; initet ot itaintihiee acre*
ilzli ff " sr arAb 1 / % 111 1 4 4 1k lulfritpr iberitetthereon.
intitaliat iq, eisie4r4 at Ui. auit of Lewis
0. Gillett. es,,tewir;Norlott aril E 14411 Tiareencl.
AL:4o—the folltrainerlat4 ,Or parra., o Clan d Gnu=
ate in trptinpueld tp•,, sta. listtntlpor fu4ovitk to a.
at
on the tooth .ot .noti Alan•aoui
Fit.ler, tin the faitAMA; &Or, entlJohu
Knapp, On he WWI by Tullientlkleafil4y.ou the vie:t
by land of Folek;of Vim 'shit Th:iniaa.' IStilitut Or the
bighway.l i Ountaittingfiri melee more tefleewith about
•.'
•• Pc reA. leproved. with oni old , Mort. hooey and floe
framed hint with a ailed atto.bte htel thie swell apple
garland Idlefoil•
ff'rivi*d and taken i,t etecattiora diro snit of Orlin
Leojard, Adtnioistr.tot Ot. CO {Lehi Leonard vs, Au
drew Scoui,d;
• A lASI )—The fu :tutting At rettrel of fond situ
ate iu tranktin sod lhouni.4l rs tollows, to s r
north by I,oid Cokehly, fuhfi l'itkland. q. t.!
east by-A. Goy, .ontli I y Towanda &eat stud on the
*rad by Nathan J.. I.kutuu. t;.. t hrsh t iog, 227 wo rts
with abdut 60 • iosprovrti with i'ffuo Irdrard boomu
tau logic tnu• une fitont-trbatti and ale burn au I
twn mi.* orchards thereon •
Sciuttt and i..ken' etueution at itta suit of Wsii.
Devmilr va; Win. Lynn:
ALSO-A lot of land situate in rl.ter tp., eos.inin..
ing one. 4iirth of azTalie, toutga at hii• north by Lsud
of Urigh Slaw, rut by thh,pultlie• filittway'obtutto byi
Milton Baileys land, and we..l by latil of lard Holt
eolith s with a two story framed dwelling house thereon.
Seised and taken in exceutiod at the suit of .1. V.
Itroji4min - tit Ap use of b. S. Leadlli vs. taut Milli
and Edward Mat.
ALSO-13y virt de a'a'rit of l i kieri Farlllo all that
rettaits rir©r or itarrellif bti J situate it. Straithtield ti,.
Bradfield in..„ dnJ fiitutided as . fuitowh. to wr : Begtu-
rang at •be erh 614; Me nortLeatd joiner warning
No. 1156 and the southeast corner ol < atrratat No 1157,
thence morth 40,deg. and West I I 1 perches
6-10 of s krch to s brwhtrk, them . ; duktb 45 minutes.
cast 141 perchei andclo a Idea; thtpne south 89
deg. Riad 15 granules. east I 11 perches aid I-10 to • peed.
thence south 45 minutes, east 151 perches; and 5-10 to
the place of beginning. Ountainins 105 acres and 4710
of an a c re.
Seized and taken execution at the snit of 'William
Bingham. direisei See. vs. Svphim
AI.SOrAit diet piece or parcel-of hued situate in
Smithfield tp., bounded and described as follosmrs.to wit:
Beano:lint at • beach, thence south, 45 minutes west
14,0 perches and 5-10 of a perch to a leech, thence
north,4s minutes east 110 percher+ and 5 40 of a per. h
to a poll, &id thence north 89 deg. 15 tuitintes;eest 151
riches ariii.+lo of a pereh s to the liegituang. Content
dig 104 acres and 5.10 of au aro%
Seized and taken nt torecution at the suit of Alexan
An; Daring and Henry l3arinp, who viva! Robert Gil
more. Thomas Mayne Withog, and Chas. Willing Hair.
devisees in trust of the estate of Wm. Bingham so J.
Wnel. Ailm . r. of the. estate of Abner Thomas dei:d..
and Hiram' Farnsworth terre tenant.
Al-SG—All that piece or parcsril land situate in the
, Yroship of Athens and ginult6elJ.Beirmning at a poet
on the north line of warrant I,t. 1757. tbenrwsouth
13g deg. and t 5 minutes. east 1 . 1 perch , .s and l-10 of
a perch toe beech sapling, the nce south 95 minutes west
152 perches and oto the beginning. ll:outatuing 150
acres and 9- l 0 of an acre. ;-
§..izetrand taken in etceotion at the suit of Alexan
der Barint and henry Baiine tiho surmise] RObert Gil-
Muni, Thames Mayne Willing and Charles WillinX
Halt, destsees,kn trust of the e.44..45 of Wet.' Bingham
ye. Jonathan Wood Adm'r. of the estete of- Timothy
Bingham. deceascd and Eli Horsley and notate Goodsell;
term tenant..
- JOHN F. MEANS, %wilt,
Sheritrf.olTice,T..amoida, D•c. 25. 1847 .
12E(IISTER'S NOTICE.
xforict i s hereby given all neves' interested.
.1.11, that Sarni ‘Vheaton nud Say Wheaton. 'dues
of die estate of
John Tile'amt . , dref.tod:
late of Wanen township t and WAiata Rasta, Guar
dian of
AngWide IFiLder,
minor child efloseph Webster, laite of Windham tp. ;
and Wm:Russell, Guardian of
Georre Webder,
minor child of Joseph. Webster, I.te of Windham tp. ;
and Ilenry Miller. °drier. or the estate of
Phebe Cate. deceased,
bite of Troy tp. have filed add skiled ;nabs office of the
Register of W ills, in and for the Co. of,Drariford. the as
of their several administrations upon the estates
aforesaid, and that die same will be presented to the
Orphan's. court of said i•o. on Monday the 6th day of
!February next; for confirmation antillorwance.
L E: DEW,OLr, Welter.
Tlegisier'i Office. Towanda, 1947.
LIBEL IN EilVOkbE.
Zelpah Rogers, by her nest friend. Zliphald illison,
• v.. Isaac Rogers. ' in BradAn t il Common Pleas,
• No. 65, February 'Atm, 18.17.
TO lOAAC 1201:11BR 8 ~fl 7e ndant in the above cause :
Yam are hereby pqn6od that Zelpah Eager., your
i i
wife, b ' her next friend, Eliphslet Mason , hes filed ties
petitio for a di`em f ee from the bonds of matrimony.—
And a elide eribigena has been returned, and proof
‘ made t4at. you are not t, be found in said county. You
are, th'iyetene, hereby required to appear at the court
housed the borough of Towanda. on Monday, the 7th
day of February next, being the fist day of February
term otitutid court of common pleas, to gumetir the said
complagn, and show cause, iI any you baie, why the
said Zelpah shall not b* divorced from you.
jOH'N F.. 141 EA fitS, Sheriff.
. . ..
aberir's office, Towanda, Jan. 4, 1846. •
LIST OF JURORS. draain* for Felsnia l it trim and
_ swims, commencing Feb. 7, 1847.
ON•ND Joked&
Athens tp. 4.1 F. Ovensliire, J. P. Green, H. Beach ;
Albany—Myroia Wikoi ;
Burlioigton—J. Cimphell. earl Nichols, j. F. Long;
Canton-84*nd Gee% AM Pratt, fr..;
Columbia-4°6'olnm Peck ;
Litchfietir4, C.. Vando(aeo, A. C. Brainard ;
Orwell—M. Fairaii, Jsmei D. Novell;
Pike--F togene Keeler'
Rome—Hiram IL Man i i ;
Springhill--8, P. Maacoeld ;
opringfiekl—Francis C Bensei;
Bmithfield—Amos Pierce, Wm. E. Barton;
Windham—H. W. Dunham, Samuel Jackway ;
WcUs—J. H. Beers, Hu mp h ryMosher.
, ..11.11101111—ri aAT RISK.'
Albany—lumii Willcox, C. Hosserly,lctutboil Corson;
Joseph Lee
Athena tp.--U. Tozer, F.A.Tyler, E. Carry, D.Dpinro
Atfiens born—Gen. Merrill, Wm. H. Baird /
Burlington—G. Dewitt, John Ross, G. D. Godard;
Cantos—A. Bothwell, J. Vandyke, Thomas. Manley,
Nino& Rockwell;
Du ell—A. V. Hurlbut ;
Litchfield—J. r. Munn, T. B. Merrill, D. B. Cotton k
Monroe—Bennie' ;
Orwell---Jamer-Cretatiand ;
-Pike—Mower Bnivens;
Rome--Philander Robison. Nathin B. Hill k •
Ridgberry—Wm. Duck, G urge Fishier;
Springfield—Alanson 8. Cole;
Smithfield—Leonard Pierce;
Standing %fru ;
Sheshequin—Aylibuld Fcaboo
BpringhiU—DaTes D. 81a.:, g
Troy tp..-Bteptsen Stephan ;
Wyaluang—Jonalb, o Hornet.
Tnarsr.aa avioas--aterrea wean.
Athens firtnifie,leeerdrlirthatit ; •
Albany Brown;
Burlinr j e—Cbarne Efiraution
Pluktw.o--fikßoekwall, jr., .HavnlV J W.Vondyke
00 '.4nobia—Leserr Paten, C. linkhans, ILD.Watkin' a;
:Jurell—Harry O. Goff;
Franklin—Within taint ;
Leroy—Walter Mans:
Orarelr•-zchandlei Canfield;
Roma•—Elijah W.Towner ;
Irprioillald•—Rickard Rows:
Bprio~liilf-8. J: filearilla. Ben}'. Silvers a,
Smithfield—C. E. Kierwr. H. awritinteent',
filteabequin—Ulysses Horton ;
S out h Creek—nylvester H. llowelon• •
Blanding . fitone--P. D. Humor:.
Towanda boro—E. D. Mentanpr, Lothar H. Seed
troy tp—Roswell Dantean , •
Uhoerlaavi , Noble, r Davit son ;
WYalusing — E- Lewis. lie FnUar, Rufus Cleaveland .
Harvey B. 'dolma ;
Windlranaltilartaborne, Wm. Ti. Remelt;
Wysoz-..t : 11. Wickland, jr., Chesty( Nem-
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