- -
.ent to sustain life, and the neglect of their
on, are evils as alarming in their influence
l e weltare of society as they are unjust in
oration -upon the unhappy individuals con
. It is to the females of the country that we
ok for the proper instruction of the rising
tion, and for the inculcation of those princi
instice morality and government by which
J
our free and happy institutions can be per
,,l, It is with woman that the child passes
lv rears in which' impressions are made and
its inculcated that control his whole after
this great fountain of knowle ige becorrup
that ignorance and destitution which lead to
the streams will soon become as corrupt as
mtain, arid the incapacity of man for self-gov
at shall soon be established.
the fashion with Painters, Poets and even
ins to 1 . 1 1%-e to woman a prominent place as
, offender in their representations of the
act of disobedience and its punishment by
hum Paradise,. But this is of a charac
h most the treatment which she has recev-
Me hand , Of her natural protectors. What
'o4lStire mac be imputed to her for wandering
converse with a stranger and offering
.-, an d a share of the fruit she had gathered
not j ustly chargeable with the sin of knowing
,latite, the command of God. She was not
nor wits she even created when the corn
, was delivered to Adam, nor is there anv
nee to show that it was either addressed to
correelv communicated to her by the person
she would naturally look for information.
,e contrary the command was addresed to Ad
the.surniinms to answer for its violation was
c`onvicied of the crime of disobedience—
ottowin7 the jii , tice of the judgment, against
alone issued the grcatfi fi t!, commanding his
Lion from Paradise. 'that she participated, in
wag in pail but the necessary result of
crone-Moil a , a wife her hu.tand's tortnne.
it I grow te‘hous. \V hen the rights of woman
poison of we are apt to think of the virtues o
twitters in I leaven ai.d the charms of our wives
i-terq and d.inghters mn earth—ot the piety of
• who Morel ed longest at the Cross. and Wore
wiliest at thin. Sepulchre and of Wi-dom 01 a ll
in agreeing that when the Fist: ARTS thi • I:a v.
or the ViiiTcy , arc to be personiti
ni incur IS .0 appropriate as that of Wom
la-4 hest gilt of lleaven to man."
accordanee with the scrim's-hum contained it
leiter, I tieg leave to oiler the following senti
ill , rrl7! of the I'rrlc-7ir to if of 'bras r0r
t,,,1 il, Rights of 'loom,' • 11 . 10 tr 111 ity in the.
Jot !o•ed.mi thr7il2l. ,, ut the l'lrlll/.1 . d
Very re-pechtble
LEWIS.
Cll \ TILES MCDEVITI: M WIER
(.. SIVA(:E. COMMiltve.
);? V: 1' If 'Marc!! Cultir,lfew
otl'ooltil2,e vt-a ,, !liven up to In:
Prt , m; othrers nn :\i on d a y. :Th d
to the NOrril Livermore by 111.1 brothol
Tue-bv.
my - IN WA , IIINGTIIN CITY --On t h e 1t h in.t.
hwit two n'cl•wis. ll the moranyi, a fire 1,101,e
in a rillN* . l , l iiic fidalo tietween-rhir
?h and l'otweenth :-Treet , .. in ‘Vashin•lon ci ty
v'core tr i )i)n.ed to be
trwk of :In frames were the
(ii Mr Tatlor.
—Fea-s are entertained at.
that Me Lola. from San Bias.
1, , 1%-tire pas-m2ers and a crew of seven, for
1 : 1,91C1 , 41 , . had !Veil let at t-ca Tie bra:: Vo-
•,,, !Jell Irom San Phis 21 tl;IN s after the
1 , a. , ,et1 at yea mulneett (rem!
11,•‘ 01 wreck. Several other ves.l.eis
Park of a wreck' in about the
no norihbortion.l. From all the eireumstaticei:,
. _
ri , nn il..ubt but the Lola has been lost, with
.ai‘l.
.1101111t1 —Two cases of cholera oecnred at
doxit to the lith—The cholera had
at \.t-liville on the 2 Ith—six out of nine
i„ viol 1 - .ltal Six or seven new cases. 2 deaths
~1 ;„ ! Dinrvic Hospital at Lexinuton Ky.
THi-d.iv—Amonn . the California etniurants.
n_!'i there were some eases near the towns, so
U miler-out.there was no sickness.
Rerord sta'es that in various parts
Che-ter county. Pa . the 110.sian Fly ha. made
appearance m the growin/ i:r,ps of Wheat and
depradatmns threaten to be disa-trou.. Wheat
at ITCoked flourAnng a few weeks since, exhibits
ilavni able.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE
Ci`r , 4llr , 0 CI00: 1.• hrn 111 , 1.0 , 1 V l• 111•111,1, wet feet. pi
nn .ints In 11,r - ea llIT)
go, 1111,, 1,1,10• Ff f ., 111).1” are 01 th., prAilar
tii that I. arttLl
MM \ ihr n nu - 3%a; Oh 11.1. ni 111 , , Call,
fiygt , in of all oh.trielpon. ulln)
ui
• .1 n_ •! a hen illy art tr. of thr tht• tottAt .tih.rtl)
o trnictl) 14 THOMSON ' S COM POU N D 111. (
AND WODD NAPDTDA
. _
preparro,no Is n.roincfl!y n on not of cfnlr of Ihr
s f loor Innsl • alAiillblr rf . CUOTRIS 111 n.null,
tit Tar—the yak.. ot‘,lt.rit. lit al' ntreet.ttle.ol the hr.
tow and roldvs, Sino , • Its int rmluctsrm, m those s'h
ploy cii it,
" None name it hot to rtramsc
111 r prejorilcr of Ph) •.r nos to the rrnt'inYrn,
aL ins .•n., TO who...ex art Ct.ll.lll.lentS OW) wnc he II:
1 , . ha. I . 7tr ntrrrnnv that !lop mr has trill r.
an I• I Irt‘v ilai prr•ri.lbed in their ',rant Cr
.! rind Ih. Aron.
I :‘” : Si•rure So:d I.y 11111 A t
11E11=3
INTERESTING COMMUNICATION
t•s% cg rea!intairenlion. cre arc ,o6irna.d. rn
c r. =peel:tide 1.111 , r remiti.tiv blit II f.,V ne•b
Ji the nrhele mrui.oncd. atm! the tact,. 3
h.(l 1., h) hi. neighbors
htil oar ,sI.ICII .rtier, anti nu, attack of dyspcp
.1 ot so•o , 6 rid lo make convt-O. of u.
• SI jo'lntr•ll,. MOIOZOIller) Co . inn 3. ".IA.
11... , t•rt -I iroir 4 r- i. 4 toot tour wt•t.k It • or*. I vt - o4
• 1,4 to,- 4k.. k nod 'oars:war:lln for 14)4.10tp...0 find
• t all co-duisuO .111 years most port 01 lite lime ottaltit• to rot
Ittot s 'how toofttring wow's' loon it.. alert. I bon.
t• d 0t0....t0% of )olir a:un!•'.• ounholo, and
I tn..... ent w:•.l. 5 1 , 5" 1 1 4 4 n•. tan
a. a h. am meal, nu ihollt the siiChtrnt Incrtriv,thellre
Ve I'•tn,lr your..
ANTI lON\ BEI:KM N
A cent i;trtv , r !dare MIX Sec also atlvert,c
cc c "kcal"
Another Wonderful Cure
- \Vr tn.r gr , In paths to procure authentic and respectable
•
•:.f•-iii•••.. and !lever give MIMIC Ily to any other.
Tir Dr : 4 ,l'aN or. I'h4ladelplna.
I , ••ar r —ll silo nl4 In , go at sat, star non to lay la - fore nt
A..,•• .•“ t% th.• lArnalerful sure el. 2 , ul your 1 'eonps
.. $. Cherry In curing true of that dreadful dinenne
•s.l•s•s , q lon alter nil other mean" had laded. I wan annek
•.1 1,1 II , n tilt bream. ,rry much att . . rtmg 111) I .o•re all.
' • .11' I ssssi 11 11$.1$1 , 1enOnle rough. and P 1.11• Ihrl.at :%1 V 110W.•'
.'l.• r;IC , mine. null ens stomach taus
suittaro :up ith)scian Was at n lots 11l know What 1 ,
s:•s •el tile. n. ever) thing I tuned $ll The thape of 111,1•rair sea
i l s l. •111 1, 1. ;$ cirri 111 !unified for 1111111:hs nt than FINVI-11
nlA.nt. and ;rave up nll hnpe• of et er rerover:ng. Hearn:,
of Ili.' tt molt mil cairn daily rerortne•l 0111' tnvaluallt.
rt.ed.etue. t o I '/Itteur. 'oltk. A ...lona. NN hooptne Cough, and ro
1;,•Lt,...• 4.1 the 11.i50t..4 and lire.'.-f. 1 relitetatiOy
drtrr
it urd to try ti ' I Ihoneht n hot I. of eChr .% gent. 111 111.• place
Moore & Loturnlter 1 wlvelt appear. d to take hold ut •
and rehet tne I Tit. , ut. ou it ' , lot! tt erada. ll ) .
tne in hen 'oh nail .ttrtur.ll Severn:of my friend. were af
leeted In the p.n... tnanolt r that I w t t. my.ottl. tt ho decline ,
dug the Syrnr. they. l ant .orry m MI appear lobe ln.t ap
itronehtng that bourn.' Ito iravehtr r. turn-. Ail I ex
it, et soon to leave the, puny I it..ve tnu In, not n ettandtn
memorial to the great v. flue 111 our Int ntrinhle Compol.nd.
1) C VV,l•tov Sorr.,/,‘ a. Pa.
CAUTIOIT —All preparations from \V Id Chet,'" Trer. except
Dr Sacs) ns's are to-Ilium...pod counterico mot sprung up y 4 art
r valtiab:r mritte:lirhallhire , ' 114,11 Intu tM
r .thrreli.irr ask for Dr I" , a on 4;
W.'il ( ' berry. and 110 Wiwi. The grow,-
- I.rrprirvtl only by Neat ne, NorTh-weeit corner or F..gty
II 4. s .:reels.
1'444
no. by 11. Ali .X, 'fovea oda. C N. I ferric k, AFL
BLANKS! BLANKS!
Constabte's Saler.
Receipts,
Attnehnients,
%nun moats,
S it hplr VI -
suprnor raper. for g
• Ailed :0 Or
Died. - •
o Ridgbery on 'Friday 28th ult. Barra Pasting-row;
after a short but painful illness, aged 46 years.
LAW CO-PARTNERSHIP.
.113,111110
HAVE this day entered into co-partnership in the
practice of Law, and they take this method of infin ,
ming tho public of the fact,
Office—No. 3, Brick Row (up stairs) where one of
them can at all times be found.
Towanda. June 1. '49
RUNAWAY FROM TOWANDA.
ALLpersons indebted to the subscriber, either by
Note, Judgment, or Book account, must settle the
same immediately, or Esquire Vandeicook will tend to
their case, so look out for Rufus Masons old Job -tailed
horse. WM. TROUT.
Towanda, June sth, 1849.
T‘ ROM the pasture of the subscriber on the night of
the 27th, inst a dark chesnut mare, about 16 itande
high with a long tail, and believed to have a small star
in the lot ehead. Whoever will return said onimal shall
be liberally rewarded. v
Towanda, May 28th, 1849.
CANNAN, will be a candidate for the office
Dd. of Brigade Inspector, in this Brigade composed
of Bradford County, at the election to he holden on
the 4th day of June next, and respectfully solicits the
suffrages of his fellow-soldiers.
Rome, May 29, 1849.
THE undersigned haying' been appointed an Auditor
by the Orphan's Court of the County of Bradf
to marshal assetts and distribute the funds raised by the
sale of the real and personal estate of John B. Taylor,
late of Rome township deceased, will attend to the du
ties of said appointment at his office in the Borough of
Towanda, on Saturday, the SOth day of June next, at
1 o'clock P. M., at which time and place all persons
interested will please present their claitfis, or be debared
from coming in for a share of said fund.
Towanda, May, 26, 1849. W.M. SCOTT, Auditor.
ATY wife POLLY, having left my bed and board, I
-I- hereby' forbid all persons doing any business
whiiever with her on my account, or with any person
or Orsons who profess to be acting in her behalf, as I
shill pay no debts contracted by her or on her account
after tl.is date. PETER M'KERNEN.
Moony, May 28, 1819_.
•
NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to the late firm" of WILLIS-
ToN ELWELL. nre hereby' requested to call
and settle with WM.- ELWELL without delay.
H. WILLIsToN.
Towanda, May, 27, 1919. WM. ELWELL.
A"' persons indebted to the estate of JOSEPH EL
LIOTT deceased late of Wya!using township, are
hereby requested to make payment without delay, and
tho.e liaising claims against said estate will please pre
sent them duly authenticated for settlement
NIiEZ ELLIOTT,
HARRY . ELLIorr.
WyalusineMay 1549. Executors.
ADNIINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of ELLAZER
NORM AN, deceased, late of Springfield township,
are hereby requested in make payment w about delay, and
those basing claims against said estate will please pre
sent them duly authenticated for settlement.
ELAM BENNETT,
Springfield, May 26, 1819. Administrator.
SPRING GOODS!
E.. T. FOX,
Ts now receiving a full supply of SPRING AND
J SUMMER GOODS which are offii•red for sale as
Low as the same can be purchased at any place this side
of the city of New York. Thankful for the very fiber
ral Patronage extended to him heretofore, he would
respectfully ask a call from all who wi-h to purchas
Goods cheap as this stork is to be disposed of at the
lowest notch. please dont neglect to call and dont forget
the place. North Store corner of Main and Pine-st.
TirsT opening a splended assortment of fashionable
DRESS GOODS consisting of Worsted and Linen
Ilireges, Silk Tissues, Linen and Chanirgehle Lusters,
Organdies and Printed Muslim., Scotch, French, and
American Ginahams, Chambria's Small Figured Blue
and Green DeLanes and the Prctttst assortment of
Prints in town at FOX'S.
HA'S REMOVED to the New Brick Block, corner
of Main and Pine street, one door above Mercury,
where he is now opening a full stock of the CHEAP
EST GOODS ever sold in Towanda. Don't fail to
come and see them, as he is determined to sell than
right. Cash customers can find bargains.
Towanda, May 14,1819.
At I ach't Executions
Executions,
Deeds.
Mortgages,
Notes, d.c.,
a:c at .i, t•L`.c.e. Blanks, a
der.
New Slibvertteements.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
BRIGADE INSPECTOR.
AUDITORS' NOTICE
NOTICE.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Za Mi.I::IIIMST
RICH DRESS GOODS
1 LOVES-50 clozen Kid .ilk, lesle thread and cot.
ton gloves of every possible size and color.at
my?..3 FOX'S.
3 (1 DOZEN more of those linen Hinlterehtg;
x a! s l2i
V) els. at my 23
T iSS . B ehildrens, and Infants Gloves and Hose
at my 23 FOX'S.
PARASOLS—A large lot of Green Silk
and Turky Satin Heavy Fringed Parasols a t
my 23 TON'S.
CINGII.; MS—Good patterns and good colors for 12}
T cta. at my 23 FOX'S.
T.? oN:cm's AND BONNET TRIM ING—Floren
re. Pedal braid and Fiench lave Bonnets and the
best a...ortment of Ribbons Flowers, white, black, blue,
rose. and straw color leise and crape in fart everything
desireable iii the shitpe of 'Linnet Trims. at FOX'S.
EGIIOICC ANO PALM LEAF HA FS—Pedal
and Ens, milan braid new shape, infants and
children's do also gents fine mole akin Hats at
m)23 FOX'S.
1 - 4 1 11E4H TEAS, warranted to suit, or the money re-
I turned ; aim), Sugais, Coffee, Rice, and Lamp oil,
cheap as ever, at aplB , FOX'S.
GLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED, for sale at
ap2o MERCURS'.
WH ITF., Hack, blue and green worked Demi Veils
also Muslin, linen wrought and French lace col
lars a splendid bit of Ivory Dandled Fans, also white
sun Bonnets, Bonnet fronts. linen and cotton laces,
swiss and jaconet Muslin edgings and insertings cheap
at my 23 FOX S.
LEILS7WI';I's Ia3MMIUg
MISS GRIFFIN,
IXTOULD inform the Ladies that she has received a
1 V large assortment of HATS, oonsitiag of avarie
ty of styles, and also a good assortment of Flowers.
Ribbons. Belts, &e., and a variety of MILLINERY
ARTICLES, all of which will be offered at a low price.
Towanda, May 15, 1849.
REMOVAL AND
NEW GOODS!
E. T. FOX,
OPERATIONS ON THE TEETH !
'T N. SUMNER, M. D. will be at Towanda, on or
J . before the Nth inst., for a ptofeasional visit, and
can he found at Stephens' Hotel. Phase wishing his
services, had better see him early, for his stay must of
necessity be short.
ttp Dr. S. has received the agency of the PENN'A
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. of Philadelphia.
He has likewise been appointed agent fur the Philad'a
HEALTH INSURANCE CO.. and is prepared to
effect Insurances in either of the above institutions.
SUMMER GOODS !
, H. S. & M. C. MERCUR,
HAVE just received, via N. Y. arid Erie Railroad ;
and are now opening and offering for sale for rea
dy pay, a general assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
at prices which will make it for the interest Of all wish
ing to pay cash for Goods, to give them a call.
Towanda, April 20,, 1819.
E. W. BAIRD,
0. H. P. KINNEY
l_lATS—Moleskin, fur, silk, coloted and white Mex
'can, wool, Parana, Lel , tiorn, pedal and palm leaf
Hats, on hand and for sale at HERCITRS'.
OAF'S—A good assortment of Men's aid Boy's caps,
V.l from 12.6 cents up, for sale at mERcuRs%
2)..k.(57321LL1313:01U2')PT,g,c,
/{SHE subscriber, intending to leave town soon, res.
pet-dully presents, his thanks, and acknowledgments
to the citizens of this village, and vicinity ; for their kind,
and extensive patronage; and will be happy to secure
a continuation of calls. Should there be those, wish
ing fora likeness, '• penciled by a ray of light." he will
entleasor to satisfy them, by producing a perfectly cor
rect representation, of feature*, and expression.
Cl - 1400tti. over Mr. J. Kingsbery's stire.
Towanda.
DMlMgay Bth, 1849
...t
. W. R. SMALL.
-1..
o 119.1.SKED
J. F. MEANS
MILLINER AND MANTUA MAKER,
TOW .AND..
HAVING receited New Factions and New Good's
and being in all respects prepared promptly anal
satisfactorily to respond to the calls of her customers
solid's a continuation of their patronage. May 10, '49.
ATEKCIIER of much experience will commence
the Female Department in the Towanda Acade
my, on Monday,l%lay 7th. A thorough courie of in
struction will be given to :11114/IFIA and young I,ini
in all the branches usually taught in Female Sentina
ries. These who are desirous of preparing to instuct
Common schools, can receive particular instructions
in the science if Teaching.
TERMS.
Common English studies
Same with History and Mop Drawing
Botany. and Chemistry, new ic, Natural or
filerrhan , i)e,
SPRING AND
A CARD
Raoms in Mercur's Build.ngs,
MISS WILLARD,
Intellectual l'hibutophy
French, by a French Lady (extra)
Painting or Drawing
Music on the Piano
Itt.er.nmErr..—The Tru-tee sof the Academy,
Re.. ILA. Riley, Eld. Devitt Dtatock, Montrtote.
Towanda. May 7, 11419
NEW SPRING GOODS,
BY the New York and - Erie Railroad.
I NGsBE BY & CO., are now receiving a large
. and m,wt desirable stock of Goods. Basing been
Purchased at the most reduced prices, they can confi
dently say to the citizens of Bradford' County, that
thry vEill not.he undersold. Their Goods will posi
tively be sold for cash, cheaper than they-can be bought
at Owego, Elmira or Binghamton. To prove this call
and examine our goods and. prices. Among, our Dry
Goods mac he fend the futh..wicg:
GENTLEMEN'S DRESS GOODS,
Super real French black, Blue, Olive green and
brown Cloths; desaable Beaver, French Doe• Skin,
and fancy Casvimerev; Tweeds, Sattinets, and full
cloth , Worsted and Silk Serges ; Satin, Cashthere and
a great variety of Vestings, plain and plaid linings, Sc.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
French and American Cloaking ; Scotch, French and
American Gingham+ : French plaids, changeable. plain
and plaid Alpacas; Queen's Lustre embroidered Thibet
Cloth, Silk and Satin Stripes, Plaid, plain Mohair,
Basket, French and Long Shawls : alsn pink, and blue
Bonnets of the latest style. Cashmere, Harnilton,Coch
echn, Mourning, blue and white orange and blue, and
almost every variety of English, American and French
Prints, changeable Coberg. black Grode Rhine, plain
and plaid Silk, Silk and Cotton Velvet, cambric
book, Swiss and Bishop Lawn.. Brussels Lace, plain
and figured Bobinetts, cotton edgings and insertings ;
pure Silks. Gimps, Trimming Buttons ; a large assort
ment of ribands, linen cambrirs, ladies' needle worked
cuffs, French collars, lace capes, emb. mitts, broaha
show. a, 4-c.
Also—Brown and bleached Sheeting, brown and
bleached Hollands, bangup Cords, white, red, mixed
and `Salsbury Flannels, satin Corset, brown and bleach
ed Jeans' Canton Flannel, cotton yam., baits, he. In
short, almost every article in the Dry Goods line in use.
HARDWARE.
A large assortment of cutlery from the best imanu
farturers ; Iron, Nails, cast and German Steel-, Ames
& Co.'s Shovels, mill, (-rocs-cur:and wood Sawa, panel
and back Saws, cast, wrought and brass Butts. thumt
and drop Latches, Squires, Dividers, Chisels, Augurs,
Brace and Bitla of the heat quality, Wrenchei, Bolts
German silver. Brittannia and Iron Table and Tea
Spoons, Candlesticks, Lamps, all kinds of locks,
files, tacks, &c.
CROCKERY
Flowing blue, light do, and white setts to Kul{ put
ehaiwr4—hird patterns; plain and every article in this
line wanted.
BOOTS AND SHOES
The Interest and moat fashionable assortment of La
dies' and Misses Boots. Buskins and Slippers, to he
found this side of New York. Gents' and Boys' Boots
and Shoes in great variety.
Also a good lot of SOLE LEATHER on hat.d.
The Cheoprsi Groceries can be had at
Towanda. May lst., MB. B. K. 4 Co.
J. M'INTOSH, DENTIST,
TIIO.II NEW TURK.
ATOW of Bradford County, Pa., will make a periodi
ill cal visit to TO IX A N liA, remaining a week or ten
days, commencing 9th of May next. Willlss found at
the Bradford Hotel.
Satisfactoryreferences and moderate prices. Teeth
inserted, from one to a whole nett, and warranted to be
executed as well as can be done - in the cities.
The following villages will be periodically visited
Towanda, Athens, Troy, Leßaysville, &c. Informa
tion will be given a week or so in advance, through the
Reporter, and by small advertisements. ap2y
BO.NNETS—A large ar•sortment of Ladies and Mia.
sea Florence, patent, lace, gimp; pearl, Coburg.
Neapolitan and Leghorn Bonnets. Also, wreaths and
flowers, for sale at ap2o E RC CRS'.
_ _
(AILS! OILS !—Lamp and Linseed Oil, in quantities
to suit purchasers, for sale at ME ROO W..
ItAILS AND SPIKES-4, 5,6, 8, 10, 20, 30 ; and
40d Nails, and 4,4 i, and 51 inch Spikes, for sale
by the pound, kej or tom at . MERCURS'.
CLOTHS, Cassimeres, Satmetts and Vestings, a ge
neral assortment, just received and for sale right ,
at ap2o E RC OEN%
_ _ _
SUMMER CLOTH I N G.— A larks assortment of
Goods for Mena' and Boys' Summer Clothes, now
opening and for sale at ep2o MERCURS'.
TEAS.
MPERIAL, Young Hyson. Brion Skin and Black
T
Teas, of superior flavor, for sale at prices that will
suit judges of the article, at MERCERS'.
• -
worm nlr us! a 9
TEYE MG, Laying Ant Roads and Lots, Dividing
1-4 Estates, Measuring Masonry, Embankments. &c.,
accurately done by E.G. NICHOLS. Office nt Rome
Bradicmi cnuutyr Pa. . 6m4S
TAKE NOTICE !
THE hooks of the Isle firms of HUSTON & MA
SON and of ItusTirrs & LADD, have been
placed in my hands for settlement. lam instructed to
say, that prompt attention on the part of debtors will
save them COST. D. VANDERCOOK, J. F ill
save
May 14, 184 , 9, Argus copy.
_ . _
GENTS BOOTS AND SHOES, Ladies Gaiters,
ties, slippers and buskins, excelsior slippers and
wrking shoes miss's gaiters and walking shoes also al
lags stock of hildrens shoos cheap at FOX'S.
Illrrchanbi3e, kr.
HIRAM MIX'S
to. alma war 0 a if:,
k 111 r l 4 l . - A r • - 3// VIA - rwrrYll
HMIX has removed his Drug Store to the north
• corner of the Public Squats, lately occupied by
James H. Sayre, and having fitted up bis store, has
added to his former assortment a large supply of
7ero &KZ XEL"7IYJiiO:I2IMg ,
GR9CERES, LIQUORS, OILS & PAINTS,
ITillow & Wooden ware, Glosswart, Fishing Tackle
Fanry Goods, Perfumery, &e;
He is agent for most of the valuable POPULAR
MEDICINES of the day, which can be purchased of
him with a certainty of procuring geouine articles.
He is also agent for the CANTON TEA COM
PANY of New York,whose Teas have attained a wide
spread reputation for genuineness and their low price.
An examination of his stock, to which be invites the
attention of the public, will satisfy every one that it
has been selected with a view of procuring the best and
most desirable artieles, and purchased at the lowest
rates, Towanda, May 1, 1819.
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NEW GOODS AT THE
CENTRAL STORE
Now opening at the above establishment a very
tar:leant] desirable assortment of FALL AND
WINTER GOODS, which will be sold at very low
rates. Business et this establishment conducted uism
fair and honest principles. VJU have nor thanks for
past favor. and we hope for a continuance of the same
as we are bound to sell Goods Cheap.
Towanda, Dec. 4, ISIS. N. BF.TTR.
cal& clis IN.I.Nr ) 3' I 0 Se.:l2.Hi‘.l).
Til E subscriber, still continues
to manufacture anilkeep on hand
at the old stand of Tomkins and
Mal.invon, all kic.ds of cane and
wood seat CHAIRS; and SET
TEES of various kinds, & BED
STEADS of every description,
which I will sell low for cash
or Produce, or Pine or Cherry
Loather, or cl air plank, wiil be
received for work. -TURNING dune to order in the
neatest manner. Alt-u,
CABINET WORK,
$2,00
3,50
make and kept on hand, or made to order, im the hes
manner. JAMES MA KIN:3ON.
row3ntl3, January 4, I+l9
4.00
4 00
STOVES STOVES !
9ARE FOR WINTER '
DM
1 0,00
MIMI
IMontany3... New Block. ah.we \terrors', on the
south !..ide of the pull square. to better advantriee.
perhaps, than at any other place in or out of Bradiurd
county.
ll." C. TT ALT. respectfully info-ms his friends and the
pubbc, that he has now for sale at his NEW 3nottf:.
a general and choice assortment of STOVES. of all
sizes and patterns, which he is prepared to sell at whole
s de or road, or exchar.ge for country produce iipcm the
most accommodating terms. Among his stock are the
Ate tight Cvnyletr. Stricort's Air
R0i1:44 Mut 11.1 . r I tar .1/ir
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Clll/ Rri"4oll, ~ (Ito., Central 1. do.: Bo c k
rai.. hot atr orro, with ',gar?, lilt. l'iromila
No I. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 41lic most unproved /w'he'ts
Air ItLrhl Parlor Storrs. till ,i:rs : St..r idol( q. al,
$l.:Pc : C 1, 1 ,1.1.1 SI , WI . C. 0,1 rxrdirsit auticief;,r otivrs
biro•rits. : Radiator Parlor %boy:: : Kry
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siptir ritciet I , .n•rA : nil la.:rBll.zisti bar store, trc
4,000 Iba. of Ewe-la and Nmerican STOVE-PIPE,
reatl7pmaile; also, Bras and Capper Kettles, of various
p a tt e r n ., together with a general assortment of Brass
and Copper Ware.
rJC" lE. lICV 111:VAT ...11L
5041 Lard Till., with a choir° assortment of every
article in the Tin viire line, to which the site turn of
Meschants, Pedlars, Families and Housekeepers gene
rally is invited.
c2l - The highest price will be 'ilia for old castings.
copper and brass. Grain, Turkeys, Chickens, and all
kinds of marketable produce will be received in pay
ment for Stoves, Tinware, Arc.
For stoves, sheetiron, cop 3er and tinware, his assort
ment is complete. He returns his thanks .to his old
custioners, to whom, and the public he renews his invi
tation to give him a call before purchasing elsewhere;
Don't mistake the nia.re—but. remember HA L south
side of the Public Square, in Montanyes Block.
Towanda Dee. 12, 1839. D. C. HALT .
Corning, Elmira anti BoTinto Line.
A BOAT OP Tills LINE will leave CORNING
& ELMIRA for BUFFALO, every week during
the sen•inn, in the following order :
Leave Corning Tuetdays, at 10 cgclork, A. M.
Leave Corning I,llt4lnestlays, at 2 o'clock, P. M.
Leave HAVIIIMI Tauredpv'. P. M.
Tow Down Seneca Lake oft Priddy, touching at
Big Stream, Starkey, Lodi. Dre , den, pasiiing Geneva,
Waterloo and Seneca Fella, on Saturday.
Leave Buffalo for Elmira and Corning. every Saturday
Morning . . Leave Rochester evely Monday morning.
BOAT CORNINC, (741 r. A. M. TITLOR.
BOAT ELMIRA ('4PT. IL P. Faun's.
BOAT BUFFALO CAPT. E. H. CALEB,
For freight or Passage apply to the Captains on
hoard, or to the following Acent3:
W. M. Mallory. Corning. I . Price & Holly. Geneva. •
S. B. Strang & Co. Elmira' Hastings & Field. do
J. Wintermuit , Horse heads' I. Miller, Seneca Falls.
E. S. Hinman, Ilavanna. 'L. Bogle4o. Montezuma.
L G.Townsend,hiz Streamlli, 1.. Fish. Rochester.
Woodworth & Post, Lodi. Niles & Wheeler, Buffalo
Gay & Sweet, Waterloo. ! April 12, IRI9.
DRESS GOODS, Ladies can find a rich anaortmen
LI of tisuea, barages, ginghams, muslin., lawns. ret
at ap2o MERCERS'.
SHEETlNG—Bleached and brown abirtinga and
drilling, tickinga, cotton yarn, batting &c. at
my 23 FOX'S.
FRESH GREEN OR BLACK TEAS—Warranted
good or no sale, the money returned in all eases,
whet.. Tea does not suit at my 23 FO'XR.
Boot and Shoe Shop Removed !
BRISTOL & SMITH have removed their Shop
00054 the street, a few doors above their late loca
tion, in the room lately occupied 'by B. A. Smith's
Clothing Store, one door north of Hanky's Harness
Shop, where they will be pleased to see their customers.
Towanda, May 1, 1849.
pHE Collectors of the several townships in Bradford
County, are hereby authorized to make • deduc
tion office per cent. from the amon it of State Taxes
placed in their hands for collection, against every indi
vidual who shall pay his or her State and County taxes
in full, on or before the 29th day of June next ; and the
amount so deducted shall be allowed them in their set
tlement. Thr same, however, to be paid by them into
the CO- Treasury on or before the 2d day 0fiu1y,1949.
By older of the Commissioners.
C.S. RUSSELL, Cleik.
Commissioner's Office, Towanda, Kind IR, 1849.
N OTICE is hereby given that the o-partnership
lr heretofore existing between CHA. BERLIN &
PORTER, as Druggists, &c., is this d y dissob;ed by
mutual consent. The business will be carried on by
D. C. PORTER, who will settle all accounts of the
tc firm. Towanda Jail. 6, 1619.
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AT D. C. HALL'S
iive, Tin, Copper,
IT-ROM MANUFACTORY
NOTICE
DISSOLUTION.
Miscellanea: 3s.
BRIGADE ORDERS
T . •
HE several uniformed Companies of Bradford Cotwe
ty belonging to the Ist 2d 3d and 4th Volunteer
Batalion's are hereby. notified to meet at the k usual
place of meeting on Monday the 4th cal of June next,
and elect one person fur Brigadier General and one
person for Brigade Inspector of the—Brigade- 13th Di
vision P. M. and also one person for Lieut. Colonel and
one person fur Major for the let 2.1 and 3d Vol. Bat-1
taliuns and one person fur Lieut. Col. one person for
tat Maier and one person for 2d Major in the 4th Vol.
Battalion of Bradford County. The election will be
conducted and returns made in accordance with the 13th .
section of the Militia Law of 1849.
The General and field officers elected in the 4th day
of June together with the comndasiored officers of the
several uniformed companies of Bradford County meet
at the Court House in Towanda on Monday the 3d day
of July next and elect one Major General of the 13th
Division composed of thh euttottts
of
Sullivan Bradford
and Tioga. W. E. BA RTON.
Inspector 2d Brig, 9th Div. P. M.
Brig. Inspectors office East Smithfield May 10th 1819.
Section 13. That all the uniform companies that
shall be organized on before the first Monday of June.
one thousand eight hundred and forty-nine. shall meet
at their usual place of meeting, on said first Monday of
J nue, and on the first Monday of June in every five
years thereafter, and an election shall be held in each
company for one brigadier general, and one brigade
inspector fur each brigade ;also for such field officers as
the battalion of regiment to which each company may
be attached shall be entitled to; the captain or COlll.
mantling officer of tech erm,riny shall superintend said
election, and take to his assistance one or more mem
bers who shaft be severally sworn or affirmed to con
duct said election fairly and impartially, and make a
true and correct return thereof, and when the said elec
tion shallhave been closed and the votes counted, the
Said superintendent and his assistants shall make out
duplicate returns of the SBl/IC. to Ise sinned by them, stat
ing the number of votes given for each prison for the thf
ferent offi.-es %wed for, for the lent Mon or redolent. as
well as the brigadier general and brigade inspector one
of said returns the said superintendent iti each com
pany shall rause to he Wid with the papers of the
company, and the other he shell within ten days there
after de Ivor nr rause to he delivered to the brigade in-
apector then in commis ion, who shall open and cast up
the name and shall make out one general return of the
election of each officer having the highest number of
votes, and basing certifie I and signed the same, shall
forthwith transmit th.- same t 3 the secretary of the com
monweal h : and the said brigade inspector shall imme.
dustily cause a written certific .te and notice to he given
to each of said persons of his election. and the returns
of the election from cacti company received by said
btigatle inspector shall be filed and preserved in his of
fice, and subject to the inspection of any person interes
ted who may wish to examine the same.
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" (;Dods well Bought are half Sold !"
D. BARTLETT,
Is now opening a large stock and extensive variety of
Ili Wpm, selected with the greatest care, and bought
tinder great advents:ref; in the cities of New York and
Philadelphia—taking advantage of the favorable condi
tion of both markets—and h tying in. view the motto
above. has so bought that he can and will sell on as ll
uorable term: a: the cost, and will endeavor to show to
community the advantage of buying from those who buy
well. Towanda. \lav 21.1415.
1. nu u.sarra.
Completion of the North Branch Canal !
BRISTOL & SMITH
TIAVINt: formed a co-partnership in the manufac.
11 tore of HOOTS & SHOCK. at the old stand
three dttors north of Rridge st. would resperrully inform
their friends and the public-, that they will carry. on the
t.u..iness in 3:1 its branchcs—keep on hanthind make to
ort h., T t me t ything in their line in the neatest manner and
in their latest style.
Beleiring that they can 110 as od or 'miter work.
than can be had elsewhere they would say to those wish
ing good article in their line to gees them a call, and they
shall he sati-find. Repairing done on short notice.
Produce of all kinds taken for wqrk. Hides
wanted in exchange for Boots and Shoes'and Leather.
Towanda Hee. 14, 14 Ar S.
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TAKE NOTICE!
A".persons indebted to the subscriber. either In
note or book account. must settle the same by the
Ist doy of June nt it, or costs will be mode without re
spect to persons. feb23 E. T. FOX.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY !
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THE only oliginal and genuine article for the cure
of Heaves and other complaints of thezespiratory
apparatus and derangement of thedigestive funttions
in the Horse, is Kirkbride'a
TATTERSALL'S HAVE POWDER 4 .
It is warranted to be perfectly safe in all cases, will
not inconvenience the animal or injure, even it he has
no diasasse ; it is from 4 to 8 times cheaper than most
of the imitations which are being tin ulited through
out the country, being put up in mueh longer package...
sufficient to cure an ordinary cast of heaves, and to ad
minster in a dozen caaes of cold, eat irrh, &c.
This remedy has acquired a standing never before
attained by any horse medicine, and in fact we know
of patent medicine that has received as much commerir
dation considering the time it has heed established in
this canntry. More than 500 verbal and writen testi
monials have voluntarily been tendered use
GREAT SPRING PURIFIER.
The Heave Powder, given in small discs, will be
found most useful at that season.. They stimulate the
skin to cast oil' the superfluous hair and produce. new ;
they loosen. the hide, give a glossy appearance to the
coat, protect against disease; they. also. for their fine
alterative and restorative powers, purify the blood anti
renovate the system, a hich horses require at this sea
son as much as any of the human racfi, who knd a pre
partition ofSarsaparilla useful to correct the vitiated
state of the fluids, incident to the change of weather,
which in the spring streets all animal as weU,as vege•
table life. In short, most of thb diseases hinges arc
subject tn, these powders are the cheapest and best, and
for all the purposes of a
GENERAL CONDITION MEDICINE.
One package of it administered to a'horse oat of condi
tion, will do more to improve his flesh and appearance
than five bushels of corn= oats—this has been tested a
hundred times.
To these who may be disposed to doubt the extraor
dinary effiacy of this medicine, we will quote the fol
lowing synopsis of evidence, out of the hundreds of cer
tificates we have on hand.
THOSE WHO DOUBT M NY READ.
Mr. 0. S. Hail, of Scriber, Oswego county, certifies
to a permanent cure of Heaves by one package.
Mr. Ambler, of Danbury, Ct., certifitz to a cure of
Heaves on a favorite Horse. and says he would not be
without tho Tsttersael's Heave Powders on hand if it
cost him One Dollar a week to keep a supply.
Mr. Chili.. A. Peadby, of Spring Hill, Alaba.aa, in a
Icier to eatpolumbus agents, says :
" I have a valuable horse that was so severely' affect
n 1 with Heavetand violent coughing that I had wel I nigh
lost him. I cured him him by one package of the Tat
tersalls Heave Powder." .
Mr. Geo. W. Davis, of Monroe, N. J. cured a horse
of Heaves, and warrants him sound.
Samuel Roberts, East Hamps cad, L. I. Edward
Janes, Clyde. N. Y. Mr. Glanrgan. Midillebut y, Vt. and
Mr. Kip, of Milton, N. V. have all testified to remarka
ble cures.
Plopared and sold by George Hetebetitan 149 Ft)ltin
St. N. Y, HIRAM MIX agent for Towanda.
DRINTS, a large assortment of pinta, from 4 to 12
.L 1-2 els. just received at MERCURS'.
fcgat' Wvcrtistmcnts.'
SHERIFF SALE.
BY virtue of wilts Of Vend. Expo. issued out of, the
Court of. Co - lemon Pleas of Bradford county. to me . •
directed, I ghat I , expose topublic sale at the courthouse,
in the Irmo. of Towanda; es Saturday the 16. h day of
JUNE. 1846, attrne,st'elock..Y. M., the folloWing piece
or parcel of land situate in thetoiruship of Stiesbequin,
bounded and described as follows : Olt the east by the
school house lot near Daniel Brink's, on the south by
the main road leading from Daniel Brink's to the river
road, on the west by lands now in possession of Levi
1.1 : Douglass, and on the. north by lands of the estate; of
Benj. Brink 2d, deed. Containing about about there.
fourths of an acre, with two . small framed or plank •
buildings thereon erected, one occupied as a a dwelling
house and the other. occupied formerly as a grocery More.
Seized end taken in execution at the suet of Myer
& Manville vs.6rorge Heath.
ALSO—Thefoll•iwing piece or pared°, land situate
in the township-of Franklin Bounded and described as
follows beginning at the corner of Hams, and Reynolds
lot now in possession of Horace Willey thence south
thirty rods, thence down the several courses of the To
weenie creek to an Iw, thence westerly to the place
beginning ; ci staining !we've iicrespore or less, with
one old saw milt,' small dwelling, house and one old
stable thereon, whit:about three acre's improved.
ALSO—A tract piece or parcel of land, situate in
Frenklin t-wnship, bounded westerly by &Hula in pos
session of William Williams, teirtherly by the Towan
da creek, easterly by lands Of Oliver Rockwell, souther
ly by unsealed tarok, title unknown the old Franklin
coal beds, running, through said latal ; rer•taining four ,
hundred acres more or lees a ith 'about eighty acres im
proved-with one plank house one framed house one lug
house three barns, and fruit trees thereon.
A1.r.:0-1 Me, Irak t piece or parrel of land situate
in Franklin township. Bounded as follow~ northerly by-,
lands if Samuel Arnahle and John IWDanels, west by
lands of Horace Willey and southerly by the main read
ru g front Mourne to tjanton and the Towanda creek
and east by landii of Horace ‘‘ Ilcy ; containing about
law bun:lre:l acres more or less with about eight acres
improved and one log house elected thereon.
hzed and taken in executien at the suit of John V.
Woodward vs. V 6 m. Watkins administrator of Win.
B. :Spalding dec.
S. DOUBT:VS. Stilt
Sheriff'. Office, Towanda, May 15. 1849. •
SHERIFF SALE.
rV virtue of a writ of Vend. Expo. issued out of the
.1) Court of (' 1111 l mon Pleas of Sullivan county and to
me threeind rill be exposed to public sale at the Court
House at Lap. rie on Tuesday sth day of June next at
one o'clock I'. M. of said day the following real proper
ty to wit :—a certain tract or piece of a tract of unseat
ed laud aduated in Cherry townships Sullivan county
in the warrantee name of William Wilson, containing
one hundred and seventeen acres and eighty fere perches.
Seized and taken in execution and to be sold as ('her
property of Lawrence Reynolds.
EVAN , 11. PHILLIPS, WIT.'
Sheriff.. °trier. Laporte, May 10th 1819.
A DNII NISI* ATOR'S NOTICE.
A Li. persons Marlin d to the estate of Christopher
O.N ichol:, deceased, I.tte of t'prilegfield township,
.are hen:bycipiested to make pavnien without delay,
and thoir vina, claims acaiust said C,l2te will plea4o
percent thin' duly authentic - MA for widen - tent.
GEOltta: L. NICAOLS;
Sroir:ffo•ld'. Atoll 20. 1819. ilmini.trarnr.
EXECUTOR S NOTICE
1.1. persons indebted to the orate of GODFREY
11 N'OtAiliT,,decrused, late, uf Rome Township, are
hereby requested to make 'payment without delay, and
th.oo having claims a t zatmd said 'trate will please
scut them duly auth, n•ieltrd for settlement.
JUSIII:a vuutaiT, Executor.
Mo t I. It t 9.
G. W. Merchant's Celebrated
FOR HORSES.
Which is also a Universal Family Embrocation for
Diseases of the Damao Flcsit.
TIME and experience have fully proved that that this
UNIv FhtSA 1. REI4 EDY has - not not, its equal
on the list of popular medicines, ha v ing been more than
14 years before the public.
Testimony of the most disinterested character of its
wonderful effects on„the animal economy is almost dai
ly presented to the proprietor.
A young man in the town of Wilson, whose clothes
were burnt off of him, was restored twithont suffering)
by the timely use of the Oil.
Numerous are the unsolicited statements of patients
themselves, and others Who have used the Oil, of cures
which in themselves appear remarkable, that they at
all interested in a pecuniary point, they could hardly
have been ciedded.
The following diseases are among many others in HA '
cure of which this Oil has been completely successful
and in which others had entirely tribe l :
Sp:l%lns, t-.4weencY, Ringbone, Windgalls, Poll Evil, Cal -
• lons, Cracked Heels, Galls of all kinds, Lameness,
4 Fresh Wonnds, Sprains, Bruises; Sand Cracks,
Foundered Feet. Scratches, or Crease Mange, Rheu
matism. Bites of Animals, External Poisons, Painful
Nervous Affections, Frost Bites, Boa's, Corns, Whit
lows, Burns and Scalds, Chilblains, Chaped hands.
Cramp, Contractions of the Muscles, Swellings,
Weakness gf the Joints, Caked Breasts, &c. ,
• CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
Beware of COUNTERFEITS; and be sure the name
of the Sole Proprietor, GEORGE. W. MERCHANT,
LOCK rata. N. Y., is blown in the side of the bot
tle, or in his hand writing over the cork. 'Don't be
persuaded to take any thing else with the premise it is
just as fined, &e., &e. This is practised by those Un
principled deaiers whose conscience will stretch like
India It. bber. 1171 d who are of a kindred spirit of those
in our 14 , e cities, whose nefarious practices have so re
cent!), been exposed to the action of Congress.
Those who attempt to Counterfeit this article pre re
ferred to the law of New York, of May 1845, by which
it will he seen that every person Meddling in, these
counterfeits is subject to indictment; implisontnent, and
•
line.
A person selling out of this state, will be liable to sr
rest when in the state, and also to be held as a witness
against those he 'bought of or gold for.
All Orders addressed to the proprietor will he respond
ed tn. '•;•,
Get a ,amphlet of thOgimt and see what wonder.
are accomplished by the tile ef this medicine.
Sold by respectable dealers generally in the United
Stites and Canada.
Fur sale by Chamberlin & Porter, Towanda, E. 1)
Wells, Lawrenceville. Edwin Dyer, Covington; Abel
Turrell, Montrose, Pomp & Kinsey, Easton; lottsris
Smith & Cn.„ Allentown, H. B. puffin, South Easton.
Octit 15th 1848. n2ovl.
DRS. HUSTON & PORTER,
PHYSICIANS . AND SURGEONS
OFFICE, at No. 1, BRICK RCiW,arbere,they may
lJ at all timed be foe d, reedy to. attend to calls in
their profession. Towanda, Jan. 10, 1849.
NOTICE! •
THE Prothonotary's costs of ADDISON Iti'KEAN
are, left with N .1 .KEELER, at Towanda. for set
tlement and collection. Those indebted are requested
to call upon him. and pay the nine. Hewitt general
ty ho found at the-Prothonotary's office.
A rll 16,1 . 849. ADDISON -M'KE AN.
TOINER'S TOOLS.--4 good assortment of Bead,
at Moulding and Bench PLANES, grooving pknve;
and other Joiner's Tools, just received from the manu
factory, and for sale low by 0. D..BARTL&rr.