IllesChanbir,
ES3
1.12 Tr' it DID gib
•
. _ a giNGSENtRY 8. CO., :
RE now reisising a now supply of GOODS horn
ASew York: • Also, one ark load of MALT. • •
Towanda, July 12. 1848.
J. N. SUILNEI4 M. D., DENTIST,
Will pay his next visit to Towanda, in October
next, and may be found at Wooonurr's Horn.
His friends ate invited to call. July 12, 1849.
-4
HARDWARE AND
STOVE STORE!
DNIEL LORD takes this,. method to inform the
inhabitantsof Bradford Co., f ed the surmunding
country, that he is-receiving at the old stand of .1. P.
Kirby, a large and well.selected assortment of
Mit "Mk AL MEC 9
Consisting in part of the following : Nails, copper, tin.
sheet iron bar and sheet lead, lead pipe of various sizes,
anvils, cutter and staple vices, crow bars; spades, sho
vels and forks; mill, X cut, circular, panel & web saw",
SADDLERY HARDWARE, CARPENITR'S & MINER'S
Tools, House Trimmings of various descriptions.
COOK & PARLOR sTovgs,
Latent improvement. Also, the Self-Regulating Par
lor Store. He will manufacture and keep on hand
'Topper, Tin, and Sheet Iron Ware,
of all kinds, and at low prices. All persons wishing
to purchase Hardware, will do well to call on D. Lord
before purchasing at any other place. His stock is en
tirely new and fresh. He will sell as cheap as any oth
er establishnien (within 100 miles of this place, (no
mistake.) All kinds of Copper, Tin and (Sheet iron
Ware, repaired and made to unit r in workmanlike man
ner. Towanda, June 26, 1848.
7 . lOlll5MPS!—Cast Iron well - dr tl cistern pumps, war
.l ranted to draw water from thirty to sixty feet for
sale at the New Hardware Store. D. LORD.
..GROCERY AND .
VARIETY STORE.
SAYRE & WOODWORTH,
WOULD respectfully inform the inhahitants of To
wanda and vicinity, that they have opened a
GROCERY & VARIETY STORE, in" the corner
building north of the public square, on Main-st. where
may be found all kinds of •
Groceries, Preserves, pickil.s, Fruits,
Tuba cco , Sniff. Cigars,
Candy. Crackers and Toys of
etery description, Baskets, Brooms, ware,
_4c.; Sperm and Tallow Candles, Bar soap,
Vineear, Flour. Pork, Hams. 4-c., 4 . c.
all of which will be sold cheap for cash.
Towanda, July 3, 1843:
FLOUR.
A
QUANTITY OF SUPERFINE FLOUR just
11 rOceivietl, and for sale by the single barrel or load,
et ' je27 MERCURS'.
Cheapest Goods , cier sold in Towanda,
ARE NOW SELLIN3 AT THE SAVINGS BANK !
QPRING AND SUMMER GOMIS of every; des.
crtption, for old men - int(' young men. for young
misses and old ladies, for the high, the tow, the rich,
and the poor: all can now be accommodated. A few
'articles in,the line of Dress Goods, which are going off
with a perfect rush, we can here mention, such as Frch
lawn girighani.s, dark and light ,gfitghants, linen lustres,
French lawns, herages, and a great assortment of Prints
are now selling lower than the lowest at No. 5, B It.
'June 14, 1818. • REED'S.
BONNETS, and Bonnet Trimmings, of every des
cription, suitable for the season. may be found in
abundance, at.d very cheap at 5, B. R. REED'S.
PARASOLS & UMBRELLAS, the most extensive
and splendid assortment ever bro't into Towanda,
may be found at No. 5, B. R. • REED'S.
BROADCLOTHS. Cassiroeres, and Summer Staffs
—and endless variety, to suit all tastes and all clas
ses of people, selling extremely low at . REED'S.
G R AIN CRADLES—One doz. Reynold's superior
- 7 -also grass and grain scythes, rakes, par+ forks,
seytNe snaths, whet stones, &c, at REED'S:
THIS WAY FOR • BARGAINS !
Now receiving almost daily at the Central Brick
Store, (Cheap side of Main at.,) fresh supplies of
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS,— -
which we are selling unusually low prices. If you
want cheap and good (loads, mark the Central Store.
For particulars, see Reporter neat week.
May 29, 1848. • N. N. BETTS.
- STOP ! STOP !
IWOULD say to my old' friends and all that wish to
.huy 'goods cheap, that f am still to be fonnd at the
CENTRAL STORE, where my arrangements are still
to partially take charge of and assist Nr.N.N.%tta in
the above named estahli.hment.
- . - - - - - -
would theretore be pleased at may time to show and
satisfy you that it is not always a fact that those who
nialie die most noise in the World, sPv.hase the largest
stores, that seli goods the cheapest.
Respectfully, yours,
Towanda, June 6, 1848. A.D.MONTANYE.
et LOTUS & C A BSIM RES . •English, French
./ and American Cloths and Cassimeres, and a large
assortment of Fancy Cassimeres, selling at very low
rates at the Central Store. N. N. BETTS.
. _
LAMES' GOODS.—l,awns, gighams, raw ails,
.-amVsilk and linen ginghani., ( ' new style of goods)
de laina:white dress goodi, of every fariety, at the
Central Store. je7 N. N: BETTS.
PRINTS -1000 yards on hand, which we will sell
to cash cu./tamers at cost.
• March 22,1848. MONTANVES & CO.
c't ROCERIES.—Good young hyspn and hyson skin
1,3 'Fleas, at 37i aid 50 cents--an4sugar to sweeten
it at and $ cents ; all other kindsdf Groceries in pro
portio'n at the. Central Store. N. N. BETTS.
UNPECTED in a few days, a few more loads of
ILS New Goode, at N. N. 'JETTS'.
DR. R. JACKSON'S BILE EMBROCATION.—
1-7 This is no disgusting. nauseating pill, potion, or
mixture; nothing that produces pain or nritation; but
a medicine that is at once pleasant anti agreeable in its
application, affording immediate relief, and will cure the
very wont cases of painful. itching or bleeding Piles in
a - 'Wry few days. Call at CMI•X XXXI X & PORTER'S
Drug Store, No. 1, Brick Row, Towanifa, and you will
not go home without a bottle.
WORSTED DRESS GOODS.—Plain, figured and
plaid s black and colored Aipaccgs ; black and co
lored French h.erinoes ; Oregon Plnids ; rich French
and common Cashnfgres, Del.aines, &c., a great variety
of styles for sale at sep2s AIIERQ
BATHING SALOON.
, 1 itaIIUATIO D
HAVE the satisfactton of announcingto their eintalie►
ous friends, and the public that they hairejust open
ed a [LATHING ESTABLISHMENT. in Towanda,
in tote nAt , Brick Block of Burton Kingsbery, where
all who wish to indnlige in the healthful and invigorat
ing premise of a CoLn or WA ax Bath, can at any time
be accommodated. fo. Call and try it. Fehr 9.
The price for Bathing once, 25 cents. To those
who bathe .by the month, 50 cents.
PAINTS,, OILS & DYE-STUFFS, also Mstehes
by the gross, at No. 2. B. R. FOX'S.
THEY HAVE COME!!
TAR. JAYNE'S MEDICINES. at CHI MBERLIN
& PORTER'S Drug Store. No. !. Brick Row.
Also, Scarpa's Compound Acoustic Oil, a sure cure
or deafness. July 4, 10,148.
1 a BALES BROWN SHEETING.% drillings
I 4d !Chiming, wicking, wadding, batting, cotton yarn
and carpet.warp, cheap as the cheapcst, at Ni'. 7,, B.
at beet.")
, r •-".. - 71
iticrc anti' t "c.
ir (I) 1 11) a , ' A' • 0 I , *
GENUINE (VtillikkeiNßE,
IN •TaliAN#A.•
"ID • I% • FOX would woutiespectfolly ltafotin hisial#
.1.:4 a friends, and any ono; else. who ja in. want uf
chandise. that he is receiving end will keep ea nahantly
on band • good assortment of all.kinds of Clouds said
keptin a country. store :—Dry Gooda.Ornatrka, Crock
ery, Hardware, Boole 4 shoes. Bah and... Caps, Fisk,
I'aints and Oils, Dye staffs, Iron, Nails, Carpeting.
gr.. We will consider it a favor for people to let as
show them our goods, as we think:they cannot fait to
suit. It is true, I. , eassot boast of as great Lumber, of
years' experience in roaming yowls, as some, yell
trust the good people of Bradford have: not forgotten
their own dear bcnght experience in buying goods of
thew same old experienced cams. Look OW for thew.
or they will stick on their usual tariff! I will sell as
cheap, if not cheaper than any other live man. Please
give us e call, at No. 2, Brick Row.
Towanda, May 24. 1848.
JOY TO THE WORLD I
THE only Universal Remedy is at last discovered in
the shape of Cheap Goods, at FOX'S. it is an
an external remedy, but if applied by the subscriber, is
warranted sure cure, and no mistake. .1f • man feels
poor or bad in the region of .his.r icket-book, the most
remedy is to call at Fox s, and buy whet Goods
be wants, as he an buy more 6w,lese money than at
any other place in town. For anything like dyspepsia,
the safest, plesantest and best remedy is a quantity of
that fresh, de bus Tea at Fox's, from 3s to Gaper lb.,
sweetened lig me of Mit nice 6d Sugar. In feet,
there is hardly a ease that flesh is heir to, that a reme•
dy cannot be foun for at. my 24 FOX'S.
AN ACT ENTITLED
A N ACT for the benefit of the People of Bradford
1 - 1.. Co. ; Be it remembered by all good citizens, that
a man can buy as many Dry Gooda and Groceries as be
can carry borne, for a mere trine, hardly worth mention
ing. at No. 2, Brick Row. my 24 FO X*l4.
(1 ROCKERY, a large lot io setts, lac.; and Looking
li Glasses, a great variety, cheap at - FOX'S.
DRUGS, MEDICINES
GROCERIES & LIQUORS.
JN B. FORD has just received, et his Drug store
one door below Kingsbery's store, in B.Kingsbery's
new brick block, Main street, a large addition to his
former assortment, which he now offers to the attention
of the public. His stock now comprises every article
usually kept, among which may be found the following:
DRUGS. & MEDICINES.
Opium. cream tartar, camphor, engine 'soap, liquorice,
balsam col:Alba, rhubarb, jalap, aloes, flowera.chamo
mile, gum limbic, castor cal, quicksilver, magnesia, roll
and flour- sulphur, refl.-mil and ciude borax, calomel, rod
precipitate, corrosive sublimate, aqua ammonia, tartaric
acid, epsom salts, laudunum. senna. sulphate quinine,
all of the essential oils, gum myrrh, cantharidea, gum
tragacanth, corks, sarsaparilla, gamboge, litharge, spir
its turpentine, 'rotten stone, umber, terra de sienna, salt
pctre, annis seed, isinglasa, cubebs, annotto, &.c.,
GROCERIES.
Crushed, loaf, and muscavado sugars, chopper than
can be bought elsewhere in'town t black and green tea ;
'nutmegs,
pepper, spice , mustard, pepp-i sauce, raisins,
•nutinegs, cloves, mace, Rio and Java coffee, starch, gin
ger, oils, blacking. ca-tile, ratiegared and fancy
soap. sperm and tallow candles, tobacco, segars and
tin ua; in:itches, & &c
LIQUORS
Cogniar, Otard, peach and American Brandy; St.
Croix. Jarnacia Rod New England Rum; avian, lion
and Baltimore Gin; Sestet'. Irish and Monongishala
Whiskey ; Mania, paloand brown Sherry, pareluice,
Port, Tenerife,, Lisbon, Malaga, Muscat, claret and
champaigns wines, alcohol,
PERFUMERY & FANCY GOODS.
Bay water, lavender, colonge and rose water, mac
cassar and bear's oil, otto roses, ox marrow, pomatuni,
rouge, pearl powder, bandeline, flesh, tooth, hair, nail
and clothes brushes, feather dusters, ealf wallets, boy's
belt•, combs, pins, fish hooks, pencil points, *eying
cards, prevision raps, ink, steel pens, &c.
PATENT MEDICINES
Western Panacea. Bairn of Columbia, Pink-Syrop,
Komstork's Vermifuge Hay's Liniment, Mother's Re
lief. Pain E xi:rector, Acoustic oil, Hair dye, Andrew's
and Mrs. Brnwn'a Painkiller, Godfrey's cordial, Adhe
sive plaster, Townse VVehster'.s, Wood's and Shep
herd's Sarsaparilla, Lithoraripic mixture, Wistar's Bal
sam, Hungarian Balsam of Life, Upham's Eleetuary,
fir A Ilistires'Oinrinent, Shepherd's, Rootstocks, Orrick's
and fahneatock's Vermifuge, Brown's celebrated Lotion
forVonsumplion, Sovereign balm 'pills, sugar coated
Pills, and allihe most popular medicines of the day.
0 --- 7 The block is complete, containing evirything
kept in the largest establishments, and is xtrered at the
lowest possible prices;
Remember, that Ford's Cheap Drug, Grocery and
Liquor Store. is in Kingshery'a new block.
'rovramla:June 7 1148.
LARGEST &LATEST !ARRIVAL OF SPRING & SUMMER
GOODS:
H:` S. & M. C. MERCUR,
ESPECTFULLY announce to their numerous
111 friends and customers, that they are now opening
the largest end most general
,assortment of GOODS,
ever before offered in Towanda ; embracing almost every
thing wanted by persons of every class and condition.
All those wishing to purchase Goods for cash, will
find it for their interest to examine tttis steck.
Towanda, M ay 26, 11448.
NOT THE,FAVL OF EMPIRES!
But a Great Fall in lhe Pelee of abode, at the
SAVINCS BAIVIC!
REED, the proprietor, is' flow receiving a large
C
assortment of_Spring am' Summer Goods, which
are selling so low as to astonish even the " natives."—
The selection consists of every vatic y and -Style of
fashionable goods for the season, a catalogue of which
would be entirely too numerous to mention here. Sam
ples will be showmrith the greatest plesbure, to any
one who will havrthe goodness to call, and we will
show them dim goods can and will be sold cheaper at
the Savings Bank, No. 5. Brick Row, than in any other
establishment in Bradford Co. C. REED.
Towanda, May 30, 1818. •
" G 0043, well Bought are half Sold !"
0. 0. BARTLETT,
IR now opening a large Mock and extensive variety of
GOODS, selected with the greatest care, and bought
under great advantages in the cities of New 'tot* and
Philade/phis—taking advantage of the favorable condi
tion ofah markets—and having in view the motto
above, has so bought that he can and will sell on as fa
uorable terms as the test, and will endeavor to show to
community the advantage of buying from those who buy
well. Towanda, May 23, 1848.
- SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS.
300 VOL& publisbexl by the American Sunday
School M4O. sod tot sale low in quantities
to suit purchasefr. niy23 RART LET I'.
Mips -DOANE,
MILLINER AND MANTAUMAKER,
Keit door to the Bridge, Towanda.
T 8 constantly receiving kind disposing of OA the meat
reasonable terma,tbe heat end most fashionable goods
in her line.
Her work will continue to be done in her ectostnmed
prompt god fashionable manner, and on accommodating
terms. t4he has made arrangements for receiving the
Newest Fashions 'for Bonnets, Caps and Awns whilst
they are new. 0 May 24,18t1(.
-
(11 IN Gli MS, new styles, and monetizing cheap t
VT Lawns, of every, ; Organdie muslin.
embroidered mohair and in fact all the most desirable
styles of Dress Goods in iaarket,with trimmings to match
cheaper than any other goods in town, at FOX'S.
mut Pierce's Fn
liotiMatches, hr the gross or box. et No.l, Brick
Row. my 9 (711 AM BERLIN & PORTER.
GREAT' I*ThiittflytiVES
; _ _ •
N. - 10 W-31014100.74S
,
.
ew
J .Ir. aid . 11 . .'3!Titi ! is, • lame sq:cbeitiistock of
Spriog lank %limit tiri- fidodsl"
Ai50....,./eneral. assortment of .
Groceries, Ildidienre,` triirktiY, Family Medicine?,
Roots mut Shoes, (n large variety.)
' Glasir, , Peints,.lhje-tedode, bisk, 4c.
A lao—Leghinn. Pedal end "Mtn leak Hits; Angola,
easifinere Hots 1 Florence; CMOs-pearl,
Neapoliton, open work aid lawn Bonneta. &mks and
Stationery, Wall paper 6on` loe Or 60e per piece, Win
dow paper, &e. -Muskat faafweerents--Flows.
Flageokts, Fi.4a,-Ace. KINUBBERY, JR.
MMMO
NEW SPRING GOODS I
E. T. VOL .
#E.qD ! RE.RD! !
BKINGSBERY „k CO., are now receiving from
. Philadelphia and New York, the largest, cheapest
and most complete assortment of GOODS of all kinds,
ever opene•l in Tor:arida, which will positively he sold
cheaper than goods have ever before been offered in this
place. 'We invite the eitheens to callandiee onr assert.
ment and price our goods before !Purchasing elsewhere,.
as we have got many things which are rare end &vim.
ble to be obtained. Don't forget the place, B.BINGS
BERY Or CO., new block, opposite the burnt district,
where goods will be soil this summer, cleardown below
the reach of any other store.
Towanda, May 17, 1848.
GINGH AMS.—We have a large quantity of ;mall
patteina, Very handsome and desirable ; French and
linen gunSamit, of excellent quality.
may 12 KINGSBERY & Cl
LAW:VS.—French., American and Organdie Laifr - ,
a beautiful aseortment ; also. plaid and figured silk
wool baragea. •my 17 KINGSDERY & CO.-
CALICOES.—A choice selection of Merrimack, or
lingo and blue, pink and all other kinds, small fig
ure. Two shilling calico for nine cents; call and see,
ho' mind, the only place is • KINGSBERY & CO.,
IL. C. PORTER, 111. D.
:PIEMIZINALLS7 601102 C1 3 ,
OFFERS his pmfessional seroicea to the people of
Towanda. and vicinity.
Office at Chaitherlin At Porter's Drug store, No. 1,
Brick Row. my 9
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BONNETS.—A choice selection of Flormicr, lace,
China pearl, Pamela ; Leghorn, and other fashion
able styles of ladies' and misses' Bonnets, very cheap;
also Bonnet ribbons, artificials, wreaths. &c.
mavl7 KINGSBERY & CO.
1■ Extensive Issortternt of Ready-mode Clothing
CLOTHING STORE..
AlVSsutmmerockisCialothingrge,eoomfperviesriyngkiandru•lisuch rtm en
as . w t eed of
Croton, Queen's Cloth, and silk mixed Grecian Sack
and habit cloth. linen and cloth dress COATS.
Also, PANTS & VESTS, of every kind ; cravats
and handerchiefs, gloves and summer hose, all offered
cheap—so Cheap that I think it will pay for coining and
looking at my stock.
Also, A good assortment of Broad Cloths, Cassi m - eres
and Yes/logs, Tweeds and Kentucky Jeans, Linens,
&c., that I will make up to order, and very cheerio. I
p)cdge myself to sell as cheap as can be houallt any
vvbere in the country. L. BATCIIELER.
Towanda, May 8, 1848.
lx TANTED, any quantity of Butter, at She market
VV prices, at the Central Store. N. N. BETTS,
JOINER'S TOOLS.—A goo) asecetmeit of Bead,
Moulding and Beech PLANES... moving plows,.
and other Joiner's Tool; just received from the manu
factory, and Ise sale low by (1. D. BARTLE PT .
Clicknees Vegetable Purgative Pills,
ARE the first and only medicine ever discovered that
will positively cure Headache, Giddiness, Piles,
Dyspepsia, Scurvy, Smallpox, Jaundice, Pains in the
Back, Inward Weaknees, Palpitation of the Heart, Ri
sing-in the Throat, Dropsy, Asthma, Fevers of all kinds
Female Ccmplaints. Measles, Salt Rheum, Heart Burn,
Worms. Cholera, Modls, Coughs, Quinsy, Whooping
cough, Consumption, Fits, Elver Complaint, Erysipelas,
Drainers, Itching. of the Skin, Colds, NervouwCom
plaints, and a variety of other Diseases arising from im
puritit s of Indigestion.
It has teen proved that dearly every disease to which
the uman frame is subject, originates from impurities
of the Blood of Derangements of the Digestive Organ.;
and to mecum Has Waummeamomuhase obstructions
or restore the 11440144AWAskiirii ttate: This fact is
universally kaMinAllailmopia 4- ..iroiivoieh. an aversion
to medicine, that, unlesi the case is urgent, thek prefer
the dimmea to theatre. until an impaired Coustitution
or a fit ellithimess rebukes-them for the toity - of Maircon
duct. Still keretofoit, med
icine in almoiraltiledierroOtaW Mill* as disgusting
as it was benefirlarAtt-i; Abe evil is most er
fectuilly removed ; for.Cliekeitef a Vegetable Purgative
Pith, being completely enveloped with A cornett of
eras weres freta,(erbich is, distinct from the kernel)
have no taste of medicine, bit are as easily swallowed
as bits of candy, Mora:iv:a they do not nauseate or
gripe in the slightest degree, which is occasioned by the
fact that are compounded on scientific principles, and
operate equally on all the diseased parts of the system,
instead of confluing themselves to, and racking any par
ticular region. (which is the gieat and admitted evil of
every other purgative.) Hence ,they strike at the root
of Disease, remove all impute humors from the blood,
open the pores externally and internally, promote the
Insensible Perspiration, obviate flatulency,. Headache,
&e.—separate an foreign and obnoxious particles from
chyle, so that the blood, of which it is the origin, must
be thoroughly pure—secure a free and healthy action to
the Heart, Lungs and Liver, and thereby restore health
even when at/ other means have failed.
gj A.I letters of inquiry or for advice most he ad
dressed (post paid) to Dr. C. V . CLICKENER, N 0.66
Vesey-st., New York, or his authorized agents through
out the country. For sale in Towanda, by
CH AMBE RLIN & PORTER, No. 1 , Brick Row.
N. It Remember, Dr. C.V. Clickener is the inventor
of Sugar Coated Pills, and that nothing 'of the sort was
ever heard of, until he introduced them in June, 1843.
Purchasers should therefore ask for Clickener's Sugar-
Coated Pills, and take no other, or they will be made
the victims of a fraud. by
MP" -AIL .W. Alf '711.' 1 .111 C .lIMT Q-•
PESPECTFULLY informs the cithens of Towan
da, and the public' generally that he is prepared'to
execute in the nearest style all descriptions of
House, Sign, Coach or Carriage Painfing, of
Trimming; and ;very variety of fancy
and Ornamental Painting.
From his long experience and the many specimens of
his productions now in use, he entertains • flattering
hope that by close application to hie profession, and
being prompt to order he may secure a suitable share of
public patient:sage. He may be found stall times •t the
Chair Factory of Tomkina•dt Makinson, where he will
be on hand to attend to the Pills of chow who may want
his sera/cm. PAPER-HAMMING done on sheet no
tice, in • superior manner and reasonablo terms.
Towanda, July 4, 1848.
Cia.taal3 eeigg) /tßainVitalADß3
THE subscribers mill continue
manufacture and keep on hand
their old stand, all kivds of cane
id wood mat CHAIRS; also
;ETTEES of various kinds, and
lEDSTEA DS of every deacrip
ion, which we will sell low for
cash or Produce, .or White . Pine
'lnict, White woad, Bass wood,
Cue Umber cl sir plank, or 4 by
4 Scantling 13 feet long—either Bottonwood,Bauwood
or Maple, will also be received for our work.
Turning done to order in the neatest manner.
JAMES MACKINSv.N & CO
Towanda, June 22, IRIS. '
-:-,Tr•
Mitt!An*, ;Cc:
Just rertiagel at L. Batcheler's
ITIBSIUTS Oo 113•112g10
lltitici•tiOnneitts.
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Arai . A t
• •
n' l ol;isEirAtt UN/ VEBB4I4)PYMENT4„A. cont
.& phis ,sly for Burns. Aaddss. 9,re. OnTilinflo o
greilits, t. kWh( YMiiiiMuits Basle; Bi 4
'U1 1 '4 12 00 14 Hands, PhiPliPiNsatii.ilvidi sold pl
lianAtgliabimea wes t , •
~1„. •
Peones in all combats:is 2
emit Unseat:able to
' be afflicted with ths okays romplainta. It intherefore
the duty of head; of f milies to_providi"arul kerp on
brid, Lady fat
,anj ernergrant, RE MEDY die is
eipabie 17 removing die angering atteisdeit .on those
very troublesome euppanions. Those who hers used
TOusers G.NIrERSAL 9/2VTMENT.
need not be; tokl that it is a complee remedy. a master
of pain. and the most speedy remover of refiamatafion
ever discovered. Tke experience clErch Persons near
(iciest to prompt them to keep it always oniums). thane
ing that me% relatable fifes have ,Ineti sired; . ,by tip
likkical Conqueror of killinned and otbei fficiee,,bures,
ike. It instantly stopsiii pain of the eruest
kind, and prevents scars, No family shoal] be updffast
it, if Si immediate "SPplinition of it in eaten ?ft ict asin
ecalde, Ueda do more goelithile within* hiltin.
than ha,coal k do when 'seised, besides preventing long
hoar! of the utmost suffering which risightpasolefore
ti
physician could be obtained.
It possesses control over the Remit injuries by Gm
over mordfleatinn. over inflammation, and by its com
bined aunties it acts as online tie, nervine, anii-spas
rnock anodline,cmolrcul and heaang, and is the most
complete external remedy in use.
Thousands have, tried, and thousands praise it. It is
working its way into pablii‘ favor with a rapidity un
known in the history of medicines. AU collo use U. re
commend U. Again we say. no family should be with
out it. The agents furnish the public gratis, with Looks
dessiibing this ointment. . .
.
cOs Each box of the genuine Torst4s Mery CAUL
OusTarsivr has the signature of S. Tousey written on
the outside label in black ink. Never purchase i box
unless this signature cad be seen. Price 25 cents per
box or five boxes for $l. Prepared by Et.Licrrr &Tor
s's, Syracuse. N. Y. Sold in New' Yiait at to 6 Iles
watt street, and in Towanda, by CHAMBERLIN &
PORTER, No. I, Brick Row by
TOW ANDA NEW CHEAP
CLOTHING STORE.
THE iubacriber has opened B CLOTBIXG 13ro s s, two
doors north of the Public Square, on Main Ptreet,
(nearly opposite the new brick tavern now being erect
ed by C. L. We'd, Esq.) wherehe will keep constantly
on hand, and for sale at the lowest possible prices, a
large and general assortment of READY MADE
CLOTHING, such as
COATS, PANTS, VESTS, SHIRT-BOSOMS, CRAVATS,
Collars, Stocks, Suspenders, (Worcs. Hosiery, Drawers,
Flannel Undershirts 4c., 4-e.
Be bas also on hand and is constantly receiving,
arse assortment of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS,
such as Silks, Satins, Marseilles, &c.. ail of which will
be made up to order on abort notice and on reasonable
terms. The subscriber having been a practical Tailor
for the lad 15 years, in the chy of New York, flatters
himself that he can Rive satisfaction to all who may fa
vor him with their patronage.
His Clothing is all made op under his own inspec
ti , and he has therefore no hesitancy in recommend
ing it to those who wish to purchase.
ccy curniNG and MAKING VP for persons who
Inver to furnish ih.ir . own materials; and Cutting done
for'persons who wish to have their garments made else
where—all of which shall be done with neatness and
despatch.
The subscriber Is also agent for A. Wheeler's Report
of Fashions, which he can furnish to such as are want
ing. on reasonable terms. H. A. SMITH.
Towanda, June 6, 1848.
CIIENANGO LAKE BOAT LINE,
ott
Tell% 101WCOTCARITODT.
THEproprietors of this long-established Line, still
continue the business of freighting merchandise
produce, lumber &e., between
Binghamton mad Jrcev Fork,
end solicit the continued patronage of their friend
They aro prepared with increased facilities to accome
modals the. public, basing
FORTY FIRST CLASS LAKE BOATS,
which will enable them to despatch a boat direct from
New-York to Binghamton DAILY during the season.
with NO TRANSHIPMENTS on the entire route.
--.. Yhey invite a call from their friends before shipping,
os their charges will be at lowest rates.
. .
IC. IWKINNEY, Binghamton ;
Ikorarre : JESSE HINDS, 7 South-st.. N. York ;
D. A. REXFORD, . "
g The subscriber still continues the business ofBlo
- Forwarding, and may at all times be found at
his well known storehouse, where he keep. for sale at
lowest prices, Flour, Salt, Grindstones, Ropes, Pitch,
Oakum, Beet, Pork, &c.
try Cash paid for ill lands of Lumber and Prodlnce,
delivered at the Storehouse. C. M'KINNEY.
Binghamton, April 21, 1848. 45m6
QUA Wl.B.—Barage. printed . Cashmere, broth., de
lain. Thibet ; and a great variety of Collura, which
cannot hilt° snit. XINGSBERY & CO.
RADOLB AND PARABOLETTES:—A groat Pvariety of silk, gingham and eotton--aome extra
rich. In feet, we have all kinds of fancy and daple
Dry Goods, adapted to the season, bodgbt by one who
has been in the business twenty-one years, abd 6e fief-,
tens himself that they have been bought as Cheap, if not
more so, than any other merchant can buy, and is ab
solutely sure they will be sold cheaper. Call and see,
at myl7 KINGSBERY & Co.
THE NEW YORK BARNBURNER,
Fret Labor and N Slavery.
A CAMPAIGN PAPER of this title will be issued
A& weekly ia teas city during the Presidential =wails,
commencing on the first Saturday in July, and ending
on the second Saturday after the election. It will be
printed with nest type, on fine paper, each number con
taining at least twenty columns of reading matter.
a The Barnbumer ' is designed to be a powerful aux
fiery to the new organization in this state afid elsewhere
—and it will advocate, with the utmost zeal and ability,
the glorious cause of raze sort. razz LABOR,
rases, ears arisen. It will strive to secure the elec.
lion of Ili were Vast Brash and HENRY 1.. Donny., to
the high offices for which they were nominated at Utica
and it will present the condition and progress of the
public sentiment in every part of the state and country
upon the great issues put forth by the Utica.convention,
" The New York Bamburner " will be mailed to cub
scribers, orient in packages by express, striamboat, rail
road. or in any way it may be ordered, to agents or clubs,
for distribution, on the following terms—payable in all
cases in advance :
Single copies to one address,....so cts. each.
Five " 45 a
Ten 40 "
Twenty " 35 "
Fifty " 30 a
One hundred 25
Orders are requested immediately, from clubs, agents,
and individuals, in every part of this and other states.—
They must be addressed in all eases, to Wm.?. Tinny,
No. 18, Nassau street, N. Y 4 by whom, assisted by an
association of gentlemen,the Barnbumer' will be edited.
Any, paper which will announce the publicatiorrof
" Barnburner," stating the terms, shall receive a copy
during the whole campaign.
New York, June 2¢, 1848.
L)MiffJUIT92IIOM6
THE co-partnership heretofore existing between the
subscribers in the practice of Medicine and Surge
ry is this day dissolved by mutnal consent. Their as
are left with J. D .CROSS. at Ford's Drug State
and who is Duly authorized to settle them.
SAMUEL HUSTON,
Towanda, May 9: ISIS. CIIAS. K. LADD.
GREEN PA BASOLS—a few more of those splen
did green silk and Turk satin fringed parasols and
shades, just reedand selling very low at FOX'S.
Q.A WB.—Mill saws. aria 61. feet am! 6 foot cross pi
Bawl:, at BAIRD'S, No. 3, Brick Row.
• tilertbanbi;c,`'k:c."
- - -- -I-L.-- --------. .....„..,...ro4•40.11.0 , 4....... fiv...
l uiesu
:pit REJIIEW GOODS
-11 ER mnbarl2o4; : egain;'-With'Ae heit‘ert.
lairthefehalimetaMi-101,04pobsigireeta.
• "
ander Mk!. 11 • 941 -4 - Dli ...l*, GV:riaay
Cmckery Hardwire. Hipgs Mid medierio‘" B and
Slime; lion air] liali, et.c.,‘& - e 'tit comae, you al
know where le coWswtri get the' cheeped! goods-:ooteme
mateoti Idall: aid: till at . -, ISSUIPA,
_ May It MI.,
HAM & CAPB,—A good assottMent edit and fur
He
a le,
sea glazed ceps, with cape% (a vent ar
ticle for ormy weather, men and boy'. cloth cape.
children' ' Ma'am Smite': &c. You will finttelt these
kinds. , sod mow mete, at - , m 29 •BA !HD'S.
11.;0008.-19tiertihiii' 2114 Shiitinii,
ervaie . yarn, isatuywickiee bar* liino;' 4l "* 44lll e 4
at No. 3,0. R. iny3l I
'TA rOOIDEN WA R&—iliilf bustk.peek. eta four
I .V. glut aessens, clothes pink 411.0;:alf
may 3 I, 84,14113,„
- GLAtSB--Ao .aimsetliest-m. No. 3,
Row. ' my3l.
Raw
11[1.1N ._ 4
WV B •
r ISII.I-4 good .nick of Codfish-and Mackerel, at
1. - No. , D . R. neat BAIRD:8 1 .
T p.% ER—Any. quantity of Bole and Upprr Lea.
-LI the: at tay3l BAIRD's.
HARB GOODS.—Iron, nails, steel, hand inon.hqrse
ehofe, &e., fresh shack, at BAIRD'S-.
TWO Tow Eninipacre best hammered iron , just re
ot•isth at MONTANTES & CO.
2[l BBL& MESS PORK and • few. btrailred of
ki Hints on hand, at MONTAN YEB & CO.
1 -
PATENT MEDICINES.—AII the mat celebrated
Medicines pf the day,can he found at No. I,Hrick
Row. InyB CHAMBERLIN & POR I'ER.
S"EETINGS AND SHIRTING'S —lf you will et.
amine our stock, you will helium to buy, unless
you should think the price so low, that there wag some
thing wrong in it. KINGSBERY & CO.
DROWN SHEETINGS.—About 43,000 rude of
Brows Sheeting's, just rcc'd at BA IRI PS.
VESTINGS.--,Batin. shir. Min mriPP, eillt velvet
and other Vesting% for winter or summer, NI or
spring ; i west assortment at BAIRD'S, No. 3,-
HARDWA RE, a good asscatment„ including Iran,
Steel, Nails, &c. at'No. 2, B.R. FOX'S.
fiLOlllB s iI:ABSIMERES, Veining,. Overcast
Clotbs t , such mi brown, olive mil gold mixed Bea
vers will be sold very low at SAVINGS BANK.
j 3 ROM A, of every variety and style. foreign and do
meslic, now opening at wholesale and retail. at
aulB MONTANYE'S di CO.
CAIN 611 A MS& PRINTS.—PIain and twilled Ging
k...T barna; English and American Prints, a beautiful
assortment. at eep2s MERE UR'S.
A' l 4`Ti' 6.o(P.Miaca
• _
At Wholesale and Retail.
v / , T ONiI'ANYES & CO. are now receiving fresh
I.YI from New York and Philadelphia, the most dest
ratCe lot v..f GOODS. ever ottived in this market, and
think that en experience of twenty years in the selec
tion of goods had ought to enable them to purchase as
cheap as' the cheapest. We invite public attention to
our stock, and think we can offer inducemeuta'worthy
the notice of the most close buyers and amateurs of de
s cable gpods. 4 May 1, 1848.
T IST 'OF LETTERS remaining in the Post Office
1-4 at TOWANDA, June 31, 1848.
A root kti E Howe Miss M E
Alexantkv' Jesse Hall D C
Blaannin P Ingham./
Bpi. 8 K Johnson Ellen '
Bowers Miss 10 Johnson Wm '
Barnes George Johnson Caleb .
Basset A Jennings C G - '''
Barber M Kelly ThemL i
Bowman D Kipp Miss M L --.
Bennet Chester Kennedy John -
Bailey •N Linz James
Bennet E Lester H N
Bancroft L G Laughlin Miss M '
Bowen Mis 11 Lewis Mint E
Barret Armes Morris John
Bowman Geo. W Mans G F
Cotter no. Minier Mina II 2
Cook Wigs Mary • Marshal Miss C ' ' . '
Carman. Mr. Marlin G
Carman John Myers J W
Coveney M Morgue J L •
Cross A Mrs. McCarty Janes
C amble, 8 U Mason N
Clancey M Owen P •
C use T B Piatt C
Dewitt Miss E Pouchet Mho M J 1 •
• Dramas Geo Post I
Dodge E Mrs Posit A .
. .
Doherty+ M • • Platt MisiF
DunlapiChas Pewit! J
Durgan . D • Record J A
Eastabreok Wm Rosintsdn D
Evans 8 A Wheeler Miss E
Einstein 8 • ' Warneilli Irt 2 1
Fairchild I' I' Wints-1 II 1
Falk-DFid , • Willcox B
Griffis yron • Woodward R
Goodell Miss A ' Wheeler Chia
Gibbs EE , - Wilcox Mimi
Grandin jr L 8 • Ward I
' Hurley Mrs, B Willard Wm
Heigler A • Wattles .1 M
Hall C M Whipple JR°
HealJohtl Warner Miss A 1)
Husain R. E.W.BAIRD, P. M.
TWO NEW BUGGIES FOR SALE.,
FOR'SALE, two new BUGGIES. in complete oder
for running. They are finished in superior man
ner, made of good and substantial materials, and will be
sold at i great bargain. for Csse only. They may be
seen at Esenirrinee shop ; in the lower part of the bona'.
Ma 14. lA4S. I. A. ESENWINE.
,
T IST OF LETTERS, remaining in chi Put Office
2-4 atiTariv, quartet ending June 30, 1848. •
Alden D C 3 Leguard Chmincej. I
Atkins Wm Landon Mrs Elisabeth
Allen F A Lane Freeman
Beard's' Chas Morse Miss Eliza
BarnesiD V Morse Mi6ll. Ann Elisa
Dunham Miss Cecelia Mott A R . '
Boice Jun - Monroe Andrew '
Baxter i i i ktiss Clarissa hlather John C
Bush spiel G McAlister. Chauncey
BaldwTilos 2 McAlister James
Brawn I Alexander Murray James
BaisettlC it Moulton 0 T •
Baldwin Caro Marvin John
Cue Joel Pomeroy . E
Case Andrew Preston W H
61110 l it ama Perhurst P J
Case'. ' Perego Lyman
Dar, kiith Phillips J W •
Dunba r • Pierre-Edward
Edam! - Em Priam Lodge
Guild eras Parsons James
Greenti -Mary Phillips Joseph
Guthrie Mies Elvin Russel Ebenezer • •
Herrick Si ph Rumsey Miss Eyeing
Hazard E W Robison' Wilda
Halsey Gen R Rockwell Miss Mary R
Hanarek Missierustba Reynolds Jr hn -
Horton Dr: Gee r Rose Mile _
Jeralatnan John Smith S V • •
Jeffries Mr Smead Elam
Jones Geo E 4 Shattuck. Merrick
Knights Eiihu Thomas W A .
Knights John Thorp Abram
Kline Johnson West :Amnon W."
Kizer G R Wakeman Mr. • , •
Kid Liman " Wright Spencer
Lyons Calvin ' Williams Miss M
Lyman B K Wilson Hiram
Lyman Miss Betsy .' Youngs It
Leonard Alfred Yeomans John
LAYTON RUNYON, P:M
LEGHORN BONNETS are lord—if any doubts it,
let: them step into TOY'S, and teal the feet ; a good
assortment of Flownee braid, also, new awl fashionab
ribbons, flowers aid leise, of No. 2. Brick Row mn24
£cgal :%botttiscatcnts
A p N taISTRATOWS 'NOTICE
11.1, perilous indt.hted to the rigor of JOH Pi
/1 - N °gra Rap; dre'd,lote of Monroe township, am
luijity o ntiotougto make
.porineot without delay, owl
th# ll .! ,, tting.t_laints *pinto 41914 eete will it . iratte
lifillellOttlffttbets' kited hti iwittement;
pw
t ' --v N Al' H NORTHROP,
Allionfor,Mily 13, 1848. • • Administrator.
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ROTA TOR'S •KOTICIE.,
Ll• l terwns -indebted to the estate of JOHN
KLINE, deed., late of Eidglserry township, sirs
irreby requested to make paymeut without delay, and
thira hating claims against said eFtale will please pry
atnt them duty authenticated for setekmsent.
$04 ,, I, taut. JAMEs E. KLINE.
Irtntam Scott
13. W Co IMAM TH Te ,
as removed hhi wrier to D. Cast's new 0119ce..0n
1 1 seam!! st,eet, where he will be pleased 10 mei thane
who nee .1 his !wore's:ions! services. Dee. 29, 1947.7
•
. IS'IILA TOR'S NoTic&
Al.l. persona rudebted to the estate of JOHN
CI BARNS. dee'd., late of Orwell tow!). are beinetty
moaned to make payment without delay. and than
hairing.claims -against !hernia estate will &am present
them duty authenticated for.settlement.
C. G. - GRIDLEY,. Alms istrator.
Orwell, Mn, 29. Intlft. 61•41
•
ADMIT IST ATO NOTICE.
AT.I, persons indebtced to the estate of 2. NIVEL
MATTOCKS. deed., late of Springfiekt tow resitid,
are hereby remonsted to make payrnen witheut delay,
and those having claims against said estate win picnic
present them duly authenticated for settlement.
ISAAC BOWE.
Springneld, May I?, ltHe. Administrator.
_ . .
ADMIN ISTIt ATO WS NOTICE.
A 1.1. perms indebted to the e-rate of Merrill' Meow !
phrey, dec'd.,4ate of Orwell tp., are hereby reques
ted to make payment without delay, and thoee ha•ing
claims against Paid estate will please preprnt them duty
authenticated for settlement. C . G. GRIDLEY,
• Orwell, July 12:1848. Administrator.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
ALLprrwins indebted to the estate of FREDERICK
BRA DLE Y. deed., late of Litchfield, are hereby
requested to make payment without delay, and those
having claims again: t said estate will please present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
• ANDREW BRADLEY, Executm.
SAMUEL DAVIDSON, SS
Litchfield, June 14, 1845.
.4tulitoes .Vo lice.
►rHE undersigned, baring een appointed an Auditor
by the Orphan's court of Bradford county, to MST.
shal assets, and distribute the fund raised by the Admin
istrates's sale of the rartand personal estate of E.B.Weria.
of Monroe, deed, will attend to the duties of his ap
pointment, on Saturday', the 26th day of Augnst nest.
at 1 eloek in the afternoon, at his office in the borough
of Towanda, when and where all persona interested,ase
required to present their claims before him, or be da
barred from coming in for a stfare of - said fund.
June 21, 1848. WM. SCOTT, Auditor. „
SHERIFF'S SALE.
B - virtue of sundry writs of vend. expo. issued , out
of the court of Common Pleas of Bradford County,
to me directed, I shall eipose to politic sale atthe house
of 'l'. P. WmidrufT, in ths borough of Towanda, on Mon
day the 4th day of SEHTEMBER next, at one o'clock
P. M., the following piece or parcel of land in the
township of Ridgebery, and bounded on the north by
lands of Perrin Burnham., on the- east by Israel Burt,
and south-west by Howard Burt, Containing three
acres all improved, with one framed house.
Seized end' taken in execution at the slut of Cotd
baugh and McAlpine c•. Wm. Johnson.
ALSO—The defendants interest in the following
piece or petrel of land situated in Springfield township‘
and bounded north by lands of Charles L. Wells, milt
by Alvin Parmeoter, mob by Woodard Berry, and
west by lands of Mrnel and Seth Sherman. ContabiL
ing about one hundred and thirty aireswith about this•
ty acres improved, one log house, one framed burn and
an apple orchard thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Edwin
Dyer vs. John T. Page.
ALSO—The following piece or parceled land situat
ed in Monroe township, and bounded as follows, to wit :
north by the Towanda Creek, and east by the Asylum
company lands, south by land of C. L. Ward, and
west by the Schrader Branch, containing three hundred
acres. with fifty acres improved, with one framed house,.
one framed born and Ando' small orchard thereon.
Seized and taken in execution to the suit of Wm..
Watkins to use of Frederick Watts vs. T. H. Lewis.
ALSO-I.ly Sundry writs of Levari Facies, a tract
of land situ ded in . Granville township, beginning at a
dead pine tree south west corner of lot no. 199 on war
rant lot no. 1537, thence south one hundred and, fart,-
two perches to a dead maple, thence west two hundred
and sixteen and 8-10 perches to a chestnut oak for •
corner, south-east corner of .lot no. 181, thence north
one hundred and fortrtwo perches to a past, thence east
two hundred and sixteen and 8-10 perches to the begin
ning. Containing one hundred and ninety-two acres
and sixty-six perchat mild measure.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of IL B.
Davidson administra or of Wm. Davidson dec'd., who
sat vived Timothy Paxson vs. Joseph Cairn .Simpson
administrator of John Taylor.
ALSO—Another piece or parcel of land situated in
Burlington township, beginning at a pat south-wen
corner of lot nor 49 on down. 1477, thence east
one hundred and one perches to • post, thence south
one hundred and fifty-two perches and 7-10th to a post,
oh nee west one hundred and one perches to a poet.
thence ,north one hundred and fifty4wo and 7.101 h
perches to dee beginning. Containing . ninety-six Aces
and sixty-three perches strict measure
Seined and taken in' execution at the suit of R. 11.
Davidson administrator- of Wm. Davidson deed., who
survived Timothy Paxson vi. Joseph C. Simpson
iad
ministrator of R. Sweney decd.
ALSO—Alit at certain piece or parcel of land, with
the improvemen thereon . erected situated on Bentley
tow ' p in the tow 'poi Ridgebery, bounded es follows:
Beginning atilt seventieth mile stone, and runs thence
along the Penn Ivania line, 45. chains 50 links to a
sapling, thence utherly three chains to astilre, thence
thence westerly 5 chains 50 links to a stake, thence
northerly 33 ins to the beginning. Containing 150
11
acres of land; the same more or less, it being part of
a lot of land of 00 acres, originally conveyed by Fran
cis W Johnson nd nthers, to Elijah Depuy, on -which
said lot Thos. aldwin and Elijah Depuy erected mills;
excepting. how er out of the said lot one acre, hereto
fore sold, lying n the south side of the same.
Seized and t o en in execution at the suit of Samuel
Rexford and A. & S. Willis' use, vs. David Brewer,ad.
of Arvine Clark 2,1., with flepoy Clark, widow of said'
Arvino Clark, . ~ and Stephen H arman an d George
Fishier, term teilants
JOHN F. MEANS, Shwa
Sheriff's OM* Towanda, July 5. 1818.
huditor's Notice. .
THS undersigned having been appointed Auditor by
the Orphan's Court of Bradford county to criushall
assetts ind distribute moneys in the bands orJesse E.
Bullock and D. A. Carey, administrators of the estate of
Samuel Lewis, late of said county, dec'd., will attend to
the duties of hie said appointment at his office in To.
wands borough, on Tuesday, the Isth day cf August
rent, at 10 o'clock, A: M., at which time and place all
persona interested are required to piesent their chines
before him or he debarred from coming in upon saidfiend.
July 12, 1848. HENRY BOOTH. Auditor.
Auditor's Notice.
THE undersigned having bi , en appointed Auditor by
the Orphan's Court of Bradford county, to settle
and adjust the administration account of'J. M. Cranium
Joseph Allen,' and Polly Crammer; administrators mid
administratiix of the casts of Stephen Crammer, late of
mid county, dec'd., will attend to the duties of his ap
pointment, at his office in Towanda borough, on Tues
day, the 15th clay of August next, at 2 o'clock, P. bl,
of which all persons interested, will take notice.
July I'2, 18t .HENRY BOO'T'H, Auditor.
' NOTICE!
ALL ream* indebted to the. subscriber , by note,
book account or otherwise, must pay me by, the
first day of August -neat, or the same will be placed in
the hands of the proper persons, for collection.
Rome.Jurni 12, 1848. L.S.MAYNARD;
XAINTS.—White and red lead, Venetian red, Spa.
nish brown, copal gum, litharage, chrome green.
route yellow, Tarnish, &c.,, at • BAIRD'S