A SPEciAL gown
. _
PEOPLE who &IA *ant to be' reit - used; hookbetter
.not as k me to trust them, wi I hue deformities! to
d i op the coedit system, sod will preithwlywot charge a
motto an y Man, women or child. Remember !
May I, 1850: WAL A CHAMBERLOT.
g, B. GOSS, DAGUERREOTYPIST
INFORMS the citizens of Towanda and vicinity that
1 be has taken rooms over Huston & Porter's store,
w h e re he it prepared to take pictures of those who may
rear him with a call. Milt stay in town will be short,
so it is necessary 'be those who want pictUres to call
Call and see specimens. May 1,1850.
NOW IS'YOUR TIME TO BUY • •
(l e ap: Watches, Clocks & Jeweliy !
•
JAMES P. BULL respectfully informs the citizens
of Towanda and vicinity, that be has lately return!
el from - Philadelphia, and may be found at the old
' Land, one door below the Brick Row, in the room for
merly occupied by Mercur's Hat Store, where he"ofTers
for male 'a Urge and splendid assortment of NEW
JE WELSH, at the following unexampled prima
Gold lever Watches, 18 carat cases, 13 jew. $4O 00
(;old L'Epines, 4 jewels, 25 00
sil ver Leers, 13 jewels. 15 00
Biker L'Epioes, 10 00
Qdartleis, 7 00
Brass Clocks, warranted to keep derfeet time or
manes ref Hided,
Breastpins, Finger rings, Ear rings, and Jewelry of
every description cheap in proportion to the above pri
.
rer. .
--"" Particular attention paid to repairing CLOCKS,
w - A i TeuEs JEWELRY, of every description, and
from the long eaperienee which ho has had in the busi
r‘r, work left in his cam will be done in a workman
tr. mAnner Towanda, May 1, 1850: •
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
A LL persons indebted to therestate of WILLIAM
I:OtiERS, deceased, late of the township of
Warren, are hereby requested to make payment with
out delay, and those having claims 'against said estate
Rill please present them duly -- authenticated for settle
larttk. MARIA ROGERS.
STEPHEN BOSTWICK,
Warren. May 4, 1850. Administrators
NEW SPRING GOODS.
B KINGSBERY & CO.
:LEAVE j ot received a lar g e and well selected as
-11 wri me', t nry Goods, Groceries. Hardware,
wh,ch will be sold extremely low tor Cash.,"
Amin. tacit assortment of Dry Cocas, can be
fund plain and embroidered Lawns, Linen Lasires,
4; dtr., of the latest style,
• April 25, 1650. K. & CO.
s;lenditl assortment of those
"A_ cher , C hen and Merrimack prints, (colors
). can be found at a 25 K. & CO.
UtoiCERIEA—A large stock of Teas, sugar , ,
i a tr .. 0.1 article for 8 cents,c Coffee, Pepper.
v.ae, Tooaceo &c., can be,bought cheap for cash
a . s::S K. d. (JO.
~_
ATS-A ..i,perior article fine Silk Hats. alto
11,palm !e:.f and Leghorn hat - c, fur sale at
1 r,,,N an I N:.tk, a good assortment at
a 1.5 K. & CO
ItCliE'lET. by the WA:. bbl. also
Ai ~.;tenor codtsh, can be found at
EL ITH E•l, .16.)0 Sole Leather, fnr gale at
I
alt MERCURR'
( I FZIND .sl'4 ES, a guperior article of Nova
Sc,t a, zr.n i stones, fvr sale at
ERCURS%
Those Cheap Goods at FOX'S!
1 1 1:47 and will he cold for cash st the lowest rites.
.11 he3wrol article of . Bncar 'at 61Crnts•. toe
fre , h Tea.. sarratit , ot nr no sale. at 37i to 60c.;
'tfolt..es at 53e. Also. a larze assortment of
rtnrkely of the n.west pstterns, very cheajWand in
fact, every thing in their bye will he soh, as •cheap as
the rtwapeat, at the corner of Matti and Pine sts
April la, 1650. E. T. FOX.
ra.t. aprittg aTyle mole.kin lints; elan Leahorn
IJ nal P.ilm H tta at Fr'X'S.
111-_IIE •
\ r'N F.REI,, in b'vls., half bbls., quitter hbls. and
kU : dry air I pickled Co IfiAb; also s few hose.
fiNt me Dry Herrings for sale at the '• Cosh Store"
sp.] 7 H. S. & M. C MERCITR.
mrECI, & N NlLS—the rno..t ectensive as
ax: Bri Iford eounty.st :MERCUR'S.
JOINER'S TOO'_S
A N evensive. assortment of Planes and Too!' of ev
era , :e4-riiition will be round at MERCURS'.
pl. k CIi , 3IIITHS will Goa An•ile, ViCPS. Bellows,
Are- et opl7 MERcURsr.
SUGARS & MOLASSES
r"'; !MR, S.it:GAR, at very tow tomes—also, a large
star , . o' Molasses, including Stuart's ivrvo. lust
terrw e ' at 'apt? MERCUR-s.
TEAM;—From I2i cents to $1 00 Per po.rml. at
Apr,l 17, 1850. MERCURS'.
1360 TAM.I - 8 AMVUUND. 3.669
GOLD IN WISCONSIN ! '
THE Corning, Elmira and Buffalo Line. having re
duced the fare from any port an the Chemonq ca
nal to Buffalo, afford facilities not heretofore offered to
emkgrants and others seeking a home and fortune in
the Great West.
•
A •Boatof this line will lease
. Corning &. Elmira for Iltiffalo
every week during the season, in the following order
Leaves Corning Tuesday's at IA o'clock, A. M.
Leaves Elmira, Wednetday e s at 2 o'clock, P. M.
Leaves Havana, Thursday's at . P. M.
?ORB dinvn Smart bake Friday,
touching at Brit Stream, Starkey, Lodi, Dread en.
pnrin g Geneva, Watterloo and Elena= falls on Sat
urday. r
Leaves Buffalo for Elniira and Corning every Sat
urday morning, leaves Rochester every Monday n'°'°-
Boat CORNING, Capt. E. H. CALEB,
Boat E,LMI RA . Capt. R. P FERRIS.
Boat BUFFALO, Captain
For Freight or Passage apply to the Captains or the
fallowing Agent.:
W . M. Mallory, Corning. B. Strang & Co. A .
(‘; B•ynolds, Elmira— , Wm.-Reynnlds, Horseheads, L
4.l "tairrintr, Horseheads—E. S. RllO9lllll, Havana L.
Town.wserl, Big Stream—Woodworth do Post,
L'il—Hastinga St Field, Geneva—Gray & Sweet.
Waterloo—J. Miller, Senses Boatedo, Mon
4m:um—H. L. Fish, Rochester—Niles & Wheeler,
Buffalo.
.70 - Provision.; for sale by the Captains on board.
Vinira, Ap•il 4, 1850.
NOTICE. •.
T"'pirinerAhip (414incetween T. & W. HA Y-
In: N. thi• dIV 111.411411VNE1 by mutual consent.—
All ia.ra ma hiring any ilematul• against the firin are to
sew! their accounts., and all !Aaron/is indebted tothem by
n 'e " 1 hand or hook account, are requreted In make
immediate payment. T. HAYDEN.
Tawand I, April 14. 1850. W. HAYDEN.
LOOK HER-E!
AFTER THE FIRBT DAY OF MAY, no credit
Will he elven by the subscriber—no goods sold
except for READY PAY. Those indebted to him
are requested to call and paynp immediately,
Towanda, April 11,1850. 8.8. BAILEY.
B AY WATER, Colognes, Hair Oils, sad-Perfume
rya all kinds, at 1' 0.1, B. R. H. & P.
814ER1,
Mit . ef *he Court of_ neaukokr/itekok.irriaford'
County, andto me: directed; - 4411 . exposed
saleat the c o urt House, in>ikkiiro.;"of
*lnd& Mbhday the 6th day of ;$6l, P r one
o'Cloek P. M., the following piece cir,tiar,cel Of land
situated to the tosiqlsip of Canton;, bonded and
described as follosettoo wit; Begiptitieitt a , post •
tip the - north hinleofthe Toieinde - ereeli,444o pee
ekes west of the old dt'mer of N. 11'.'Tkillei's lot,
thence north by lauds brenestat Peon, 7g perches
to a pOst on Horace Spaldingslitie tberiefiest attest
said line 15b girdles to' - 7post tba iikitet'of
Grigby'S laid; thence south alimg paid" libta'; to it
post, the eortilv of Horace Bpaldintra .jot bear a
Large hemlock stump on the south tilde of Tabeet
mill creek, thence Easterly !Sy Ayift.a. of Honi4 Spald
ing to a post on the bakk of Towanda Credit. thence
down - the nor - tidy bank Of said peek =tile iseveral
courses thereof to• the reginelitietatiting
abobt 190 acres more (with the - excep
tions hereinafter to wit: the house. barn sod gar
den now occupied by Horace Spalding; also the
barn yard and hafts) with abodt 100 acres improved
two Cradled houses, two framed barns, one horse .
shed and two apple orchards therecut
Seized and taken in execation at the suitotMahlon
C Mercar and John C. Adams. now to the use of
Geo. Wansey vs. Zenas Thomas.
ALSO --The following piece or parcel of land
situate in the township of Ulster, bounded and des
cribed as follows to wit : north by land in possessioe'
of Geo: Miller, west by lands of JaMes F. Galley
and Wells & Co..sonth by landau( Maly Ann bock-.
wood and Isaac Cash; on the east by 'the Susque
hanna river and• lands. of head Cash. Containing
390 acres and 3-10 with allowance; about 16 acres
-improved, and one loglionee thereon:
ALSO—One other pieTe or- parcel of land alma
ted in the township.of Uhtteo, bounded . -and describ
ed as follows !,North by lands of Wells & Co., west
by lands of Samuel B Holcomb, south by land Of
L Watkins, east by land of Mar 4an Lockwood.
Containina 356-10 acres with allArance, etc.
Seized and taken - in execution at the suit of Wells
.and Satterlee vs Herman Yen Yleck.
ALSO—AII the estate right, title and interest
whatsoever of Israel Satkof in and mall that piece
or parcel or tract of lashoaled in the town
ship of Duren. in the_coukty of Bradford, bounded
and described as follows to wit: on the north by
lands belonging to the estate of Moses Waford dec'd.
west by Sarah Morrison tract, east by the Masque
hana 'river, and south by lands of --. Holden.—
Containing about 170 acres more or less, and "more
or less. and more particularly described in a war
rant granted by the Commeth. of Penn's. to Benj.
Acta, deed., about 150 acres improved, four fram
ed houses', one slab shantee, one double saw mill
newly erected..three framed barns, three sheds two
apple orchards, one peach orchard, and other fruit ,
trees thereon
2 50
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Israel
Smith's use vs. John Acta, Edward Overton and
Julius Holden, now to the use of-Wm. Gibson.
ALSO—The following piece or parcel of land in
Columbia townshiripand bou ided on the Nortn by
the road leading froth Mill.creek to Morgan hollow,
on the east by lands of Royal Havens, and Phineas
Bronson, by lands of Charles Benson, and on the
west by the Tioga co. line. Containing 150 acres,
with about 55 acres improved rith a hewed log
house and some fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Hix
H. Mace vi. John Benson, Seely Johns, Rufus/Smith
and C. H. Benson.
K. h CO
ALMA—The fotlogrirrg lot of land situate in Ridg.
bery township. hounded on the north by Covell dr.
Brigham. east by Hiram Dewey. south by lands of
0, P. Coleman sve,4 by IH, Chamberlin and Joseph
Parke . r. Containing 97 acres with about 16 acres
improved, small framed House and some fruit
therion,
K & CO
seized and taken in ezecutidn at the snit of Bow
man & Palmer vs. Wm. N. Colernan.
ALSO—The following piece or parcel of land
situate in Columbia township; and bounded as fol-
lows : On the west by the Toga co. line, north by
the road leading from Mill creek to Cabbot or Mori
gan hollow, on the east by land of Royal Havens &
Phinneas llrownson, south by lands or Charles
Benson. Containihg IRO acres be the same more
or less, with about 55 acres improied one hewed
log noose and some fruirtreea !hereon, the descrip
:ion being given by the defeodent. 1 +.
Seized and taken in execution at; the snit of H. H.
Mace vs. Seely Johns and John Binlon,
ALSCS--The following lot piece or parcel of land
situate in the township of Rome, bounded and des
cribed as follows. to wit: north by lands of Gen.
Fox, west by lands of Wm.:'Strope, south by lands of
Nathan Maynard; east by land. of Geo. Fox. Con
ta lime about 60 acres_be the same more ;sr less.
about , lo acrei improved, one framed house, (me
framed harn and framed horse shed ani:2 4 7 4 4
orchard thereon.
Sei - z,41 a-id takeii i 3 cssecution at the
E. Goodrich vs. Joshua Vought.
ALSO—The following lot ce or parcel of land
situate in the towlishipyl Agbery and b•muded
and described as follows, to wit t forth by lauds be
longing the,es of Smith Pembleton. deed-. west
by lands Griswold. south by lands of John
Lynch, an ''eirt by land of David Brown. - Con.
taming about 34 acres more or less, Macres im
proved. owe log house and log barn and apple or
chard thereon.
ALSO—One othq piece or parcel oTlind sitnate
in the township of flidgbery bounded and described
as described as follows, th wit: north hi unseated
lands and west by lands belonging to the estate of
Smith- Pembleton, south Dy lands of David Brown.
and east by land of Anson Bkldieman. Cuntainnig
49 acres more or less about t 2 acres improved.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Ho
mer 8. Keeney v-s. James Rightmire, adm'r, of
Samuel 1 ; Rightmire deed: .
ALsO—The following piece or parcel, of land
situate in the township of Sheshequin, bounded and
described as follows to wit: On the north by land
of Merritt Beeman. east by and of John M. Keen,
south by land of Robert Chandler, and west by land
of Martha Chandler. Containing fifty acres, about .
fifteen acres improved and one log house thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the snit of Win.
Campbell to the use of Wickham dr, Hutchinson
vs. John M. Russell.
ALSO—The following lot of land situate in Troy
township and botinded as follows, to wit : North by
lands of Smith Baxter and Jonathan Boybe, east
by lands lately the estate of Daniel Loamis. dec'd,
south and west by lands of B H Stevens, Contain
ing thirty-six acres and one hundred and forty
- four perches, about twenty acres Unproved, log
house and barn, framed house, barn and shed there
on erected.
Belted and taken in e.tenution at the atilt of O. P
Ballard vs. Peterltrer.
ALSO—The following lot of land Situate in
Springfield township. and bounded' as follows to
wit: tto the the with by lands of Daniel Cleave.
land; on east by D. Cleaveland, on the south by the
highway leading from Leonard.% hollOw to Smith.
field Centre, west by lama of George Gum. Con
taining five.acres all improved with'a framed house;
small framed shed and small orchard thereon.
Seized and taken in erecution at the Suit of 0:P
Ballard vs. Q. E. Cleaveland.
ALSO—By virtue of a' writ of Levari Pacias,
the following describetllnt piece or parcel of land
situate in the township of Granville County of Brad
ford, bounded as follows, viz; Beginning at a hem.
lock northwest corner of No 170, thence south 140
perches to a beece, thence west 120 perches to a hem.
lock sapling thence north 140 perches to post, the
north east corner of lot No. 160. theme* east 20 p.
to the plate of beginning. Containing 105 acres
strict measure. it being the whole of lot'No 169,
to warrant lot No. 1472,-20 acres inlproved with
a lin?, 'loose, (ranted barn and saw mill thereon.
Seized and taken in execution nt the suit of 0.
Davidson administrator of W. Dairds .n. deed who
survived Timothy?. Pearon v.. Gilbert 'lyres
ALRit—The following described Ist or piece (.1
land situate - in the Township of She-Regain in the
county and state aforesaid, Beginning at the north
west corner of e lot now in - pcisSiession of Orisim
Goodsell a black oak for a corner, thence south
1° wtst 100 and 3 4-10 perches to a post on the
north line of warrant lot No. 90. thence north 89°
west. on said warrant line 90 perches to the north
east corner of a lot of land ran out for Williant
Dates,.thence north 1° east lOU 9 4.10 perches to a
chesout tree,for a corner. thence south 99° east 99
perches to the beginning. Containing 51 ACM &.80
_
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--aiiia rglOrrift,frcail.n•;i: iiiili ii 6 t j ji,
Beliid
"till*
1 ,1617 "5"14 Dar" iloitai dial
betatel James . ilang'• ' died aid
Chitlei bhaffey adaissi: !if,ll- • / 11 . 8 ,4
Mirtio Tomkiis tiv i tglit i i, ion
. his; sat
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thieiff's thiteel l iwiidiOltarai dri.7550 _ ,
. .
T IST OF JURORS:I4I4 forMaY term sod *Ol l
.1.4 lion, A. D. 1850:
&amts..
:Atliens boro= A. IL Phelps;;
, Columbia=NewbetY 41kItat;
Durell—Samnel Kellem . U.;
Lero7--Bli HOleembs-
Orwafta:Collsw DarliagrFraneM Woodruff . Asa B.
- l'assoti ; -.• k • • •
W. Jones, G. H. Lewis, W.- Rittetdasai;
Ridgbery— Wm. Covell ;
Spriagfield—Chauncy Golflrie. Wm. Fanning;
Springhill--C. Mall. Wellington •Barroweliff;
Towanda born—Josepb Marshall;
cm. Campbell;
Troy born.—E. F. Ballard ;
" Tp—Samuel Thomas;
Wyslasing—G. D. Williams;
Warren—Geo. Manning;
Wells—James Callous;
TiATIMIC 81111011111•4111117
Armenia—Andrew Monroe;
Albany—Wm. Campbell;
Asylam—Gideon Fitch;
Harlington—John G. Blakesley, W. P. McKean, W.
Ballard;
Colombia— Pe leolbeek 3
Canton:—Jamia Warren;
Dorf—lT. Moody, Francis Cole t
Franklin—Thomas T Smiley;
Granville--Dapiethionroe, E. B. Lfithit
Herrick—,Miner Fairchild; Calvin Stone, P.Bos•
worth;
Litchfield—Manson Career;
Monroe-8. 8. Hinman;
Orwell—Hiram Wells, 8. 4711rownson ;
flicigbery W dual, Or T. Murphey, Mark A.
Burt;
Montgoosery. Martin Lyons ;
Smithfield—Lyman.Matooo. E. 8. Tracy ;
Springfield—John tiislsbory ;
Sluslsbequin—Andrew Webb, Somers Kinney, Ed
fri on cr Hill ;
South Creek--Daniel Gillet, W. Ts Mines
WyalusingA Chandler Baldwin, W. Taylor;
Windhan—Oeo: W. Kinney.
SZCOND W
Armenia--Edmund Caae;
Athebs rp—John Sdaldini; Benjamin o.. , Hiee, Ebe
nezer Dunham ; •
Iltirlmgton--4ohn F. Long;
Columbia—Geo. M. Card, Isaac Besley, V. A. Bul
lock ;
I)urell-N. S. Bradley, M. T. Vangorder;
Leroy—Perley Morse ;
Litchfield—A. C. Barnard
Monroe.-Judson Blackman;
Orwell 7 -Josiah Potter;
'Pike--Harman Briggs. John Ayres!
Rome—J. Maynard. Hiram Brute, J. B. Allen;'
Standide Stone—lsaac Westbrooks . ;
Springfield—Samuel Falkner, Isaac Hooker, T. P,
Woolcott; .
Smithfield—Moses Wood, Wm. E. Barton;
Towanda brit o-JE. A. Parsons, Zeruiah Cross, J.
K. Smith ;
Troy boro—Erastus Welch, Delos!' Herrick ;
Troy iwp—Johnson Williams, Walker Pierce;
Windham—Soloman Sibley;
Ulster—Wm. Mounsey; John !Bathers.
THIRD IRLLI.
Athens bar, , --11. G. Allen;
Hthens twp—T•aac Gregory, John Watkins;
A - rmertia— Israel Moore;
Ganum—Thomac Williams, N. B. Taber;
Columbia—Wm. Strait;
Franklm—Horace Wiley, Samuel Smith;
Granville—Albert Barnes;
Ilerritti—Edmund Hagar, Hewnll Keeler;
LitchfieldHaniel B, Cotton;
Kerry—i /arid White Jr.;
Monroe—Abraham Fos Jr.;
Riiighery—James Crot•ley ;
South Creek—John Plus;
Springfi.lrl—Wakeman Brboks, C
J. O. Harkness. /antes U. Um
SmithfieldL-Hezekiah Hunlin,
sheshequin—Jebez Fish,
Toranda twp—H. L.
Windham--Simo
Bice, El!
Wk.;
mu;
1 - •ai narJ, ash' Bronson, Henry
Cheney;
- P. Tay lor, James J ()spoil ;
<az—Jacob Strunk . ..Chester Bnck
Abel. W.'fyre:I 1
%%'ysoz—John B. sm.th.
Treasurer's Sale of Unsealed Lands.
voTrt.E is hereby ei ven, 'that agreeably to an act
of General Assembly-of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, passed the I:ith day of March, 1815,
entitled eAn act to amend the act entitled an act
directing the mode ofselling unseated finds for lases
and for other purposes." and of sits eel passed the
13th day of March, 1817 entitled; ' farther sup
plement to an act entitled an act directing the mode
of selling Unseated lands, and for other purposes,"
the following tracts of UN SE %TED LAND will be
sold at public rendue on the 10th day of June next.
(being the second Monday.) at the Court in
the borough of Towanda, in the county of Bradford.
for the arrearages of Taxes due, an 4 the cost ac
crued on each lot respectively:
,r I No of t
1 . 7 of John
o 0
Worm
♦O ot
A rrrit
17.5 Albany, Abel Wagner, 11 37
140 " Nathan Carry, 946
294 v , Abel Pierce, 19 38
180 " Pbineas Bradley. 10 58
100 " Daniel Shepard. BGO
100 " Thomas Edwards, 8 60
418 " Addrew Buckhart, 97 59
400 " Peter Benson. 28 40
100 " sally Fish; 8 Go
GO Asylum; Hannah Hibbard; 3 96
218 " Joel Barrett. 14 24
89 " • Hannah Hibbatd, 588
5 " . W illiam Hibbard, '3B
100 " William Jgcks6B, 860
410} Canton Caspher Shaffner. Jr. 27 12
4051 do ik Leroy Jahn Morgan, 26 78
400 Franklin Geo. Castater. 28 40
400 a • Joshua Cooley, , 241 40
400 a Henry Hardy, 29 40
400 is Peter Seely; 28 40
237 pt. Monroe John Stevens. II 69
437+ - 0 Ephraim MeAdams.• 28 88
434+ of Thomas Hamilton, MI 48
400 es Peter Hampton; MI 40
400 " Jamei North, 26 40
176 pt. Rome James Pope. 4 74
1694 do do Orwell Job Fell. 488
814 South Creek Johnston* Mifflin 33 90
964 " " " 81 32
128 , w _ f. ill
.. 8 44
218 Springhill; Samuel Craft. 14 24
69 " ' Samuel Porter, 4 54
216+ " Peter Gain ip, •' 14 30
124 Wysoft James Pope. 333
' JOHN HOR EON, Treasurer.
Treasury Office; April 4. 1850.
122
124
5690
5691
15692
MIT MEC *IV
SPRING C.OODS.
"A Is!inible Sixpence worth a Slow Shilling." '
'THE subscriber is now receiving. a fresh stock
of spring and summer Goods. consisting of his
usual as.orimeni of desirable styles. Which will he
sold fur READY PA I at the very lowest pcoisible
priers. Hawing determined to sell goods fir ready
pav evelusifely. tustoiders may depend upon get-
Roe moods of all kinds as cheap as the same can be
-sokl by any living man. spill E. T. FOX.
tia 'VIVA licAlZkill.93ci
PLEASE nail at For and see his assortment of
IfreAs Goods, Ribbons. Gloves,. Hosiery . Mitts,
Laces. dee.; lAN &large stock of . Primaidinetin
plain. embroidered and dbensitioti Leinwand Dress
Bilks. which will-ber shown with& Oeuvre. and sold
at -minimum prices. corner of Main and Pine its.
• April 11, 1950. E. T. -FOX.
Tuttle ;
7.° " l " h I' s. I NTntr e I Yr.:::
o rintoosekberilwroaiNt*setoirmidie-.
ftitsiiiitothor*ginotitic-ia
tu-set. - tetteacanjte - WO** advadutiteuus
bUth'iforge.rindor red* .pniebaser.—fur _cast!.
credit; here icirteladed to elms arm&
nwnesimionsin k. , the &St day of April dem, and there
afte.itirirdosisltriirrtsh• •
''They trust Gat the many gave iiiiionters who
heite.beritofore patronized them... s alvia:4am their
patroditgiVinderthi new mangled - cut believing
they can satisfy all such. that ii will hefor_their in •
tereOt 4040..ate1 - that eeklbtle Irv:Meat will be
necessari tibednyince all'and every tige,tbetgoods
eanim sold cheaper for cosh than on a credit.
Asinine - persons may think that the ilibifie is not
designed to include then—aft-are desired to 'dis
tantly understand that it Means precisely what it
reads, and that THEY CAN SELL NO %GOODS
ON A CREDIT TO ANY'ONE. after the above
mentioned, date.
/ It is necessary that their 41 business. should - be
closed, alllliose indebted will therefore See the ne
cessity of paying up, with as little delay a. possi
ble.' .L . 8.& M. C MERCUR. •
Towanda. March 12, Mb.
NEW SPRING GOODS!
Just received by.
teivanda. March 8. .I..KINGSBERY
BOOKS ! BOOKS !
. .
MBE Subsc - riteris In the wevitly secerpt (via
Rail - Road) of New School and Miscellaneous
Books and Stationery, to which the attention of the
commuaity is respectfully invited. These Books
will he sold cheaper than the New York retail
prices.
Alas. a large supply of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Rardivare, Crockery,' Ham Caps, Boots, Shoes.
Nails Glass. dte. &c., constantly on hand, Cash
Orders partienlarly attended to. No. 2, New Brick
Block, two doors below the public square.
Towanda. Feb. 22d,'60. 503. KINGSBERY.
BY virtueof writs of Vend. Expo. issued oat of
-1-0 the Court of Common Pleas of Bradford coau
ty, to me directed. I shall expose to public sale at
the Court Rouse in the born. of Towanda, on Mon
day. the 25th day of March, 1850. at 1 o'clock,
P.I4L. the following piece or paicel of land situate
situate in the township of smithfield, bounded and
described as follows, to wit; On the north by lands
of champion G. Brown._ west by_lands of Willet
Brown, on the south by lands of John Sylvester &
Enoch smith, and on the east by lands of William
Courtney. Containing one hundred acres more or
less, about sixty acres improved, one log house one
small framed ht.use, and one framed barn and ap
ple orchard thereon.
;Seisednd taken in execution af the snit of Silas
Betts vs. John Hail.
WM. S. DOBBINS, Stiff.
Sheriffs Office, Towanda Jan. 13, 1850.
tja• The above sale stands adjourned until Mon
day. The 6in day of May next, at the same place of
sale, and time of day.
WItI. S. DOBBINS, Sh'ff.
Sheriff'. Office. Towanda. March 25. 1850.
TOWANDA ACADEMY.
THIS In
•
4 50
Latin, Greek and French Languages, 5 00
Fuel. Ist and 2d terms. 25
Scholars received at any period of the term, and
charged only from the time of their entrance.
Board can be obtained in private families on rea
sonable term , . .1. D. moynori - E. Pres't.
C. L. Wino, Seep. of Board of Trustees.
Towanda. March 30. 1850.
2:=21
Triai Last for May Terns, 1630.
THE followint eanseJ are on the list and for trial
1. at May term, MO, as follows, to licit:
75 Feb. '5O T. Pols vs E:eazar Pomeroy, issue
75 " IS Stiles use Vs A 6r. D R bides
272 " H A Holienback vs Harrison et al. ap
151 May '45. Ii Pratt vs I) Pratt' admrs.. ease.
40S Sep. '45 Alotto Long rs :as M Gillson.appeal
49 Feb. '46 Wm Goaline's nse vs J Loomis, debt.
40 May '47 C W Smith irs E Blakesley. ejectxn't.
285 Sep. '47 John Wilcnx vs Chas Loomis. appeal
319 D S vsiSaMuel MeDolree "
43 Dee. '47 John Horning vs Hiram sa pli; case.
30 May '4B E N Keeler vs Edmund Hagar, "
40 " " E Denison et al vs Brad. co. M ulna! "
166 Sep. F Schrader vs J B Hinman et al, eject.
281 " Albert Tonle rs E 'Horton. arpelt.
182 4 E de. Ed Sickler vs E Horton, "
327 '" Rayner & Pord cs C T Bliss. Debt
187 Dec. A Madill vs VE&JE Piolett "
79 Feb. '49 J E rtibinson vs 0 P Ballard. case
130 " Wm Week vs Chas Sill, debt.
SECOND WEEK.
175 Feb." 49 Woodhull & Co vs W Campbell case
179 " Wickham & Hutchinson vs same "
199 " J F t'cribner vs H C Tallman, for. at
67 May '49 I:livid Barber vs E W Baird. case.
92 V Buskirk et ux S lial,ted et us"
MO N Wesirtn's adats vs 0 Pitillard,deLt
205 " V E Plolett vs A Lent, Ejeet'mt.
235 " A Chubbuik vs 0 P Ballard. ease.
254 " P Bal'ard es S Hickok, ejectment.
272 McMullin et al &c V 4.1 Whitbeck dbt.
290 - J Hanson its F Schrader, appeal.
298 M Bixby vs J U Grace.
16 Kep. '49 Henry Cease vs A K Astell, case.
17 " P Kinyoa J&J Demerect. trespass.
148 a R Depew es 1113 en nett Jr. ejetainit.
1511 " J Moore's sdras vs J Green, sci. fa.
tat . 4 ' .1 Miller's use vs Elijah Runyon, ap'l.
236 " J Buttka vs W Vyis well, ejec.i'mt.
243 " T Elliott vs J F Long, -
248 a .E Ettotth vs N Weston Fl i ers. can,.
383 " 0 Eames vs A Faritsworth. ejecenl l .
400 " H C Tompkins vs 1.8 Ellsworth,slebt.
403 " 0 Butler et us vs L Benjamin et al, cies.
404 "
.Same vs ttamoel Chilson
Shbpoenas for 6-at week made returnable 10
o'clock, A. M. on Wednesday, May 8; and for the
second week, on Monday 13, two n'M`.ck. P. M.
March 23„:1850. A IWKEAN. Prot.
_ TOWANDA CHEAP
CLOTHING STORE.
,EO. H. HINTING, respectful, informs the pub
lie that he is just receiving from New York an
assortment of ready-rnstle Clothing, to which he in
vites the attention of pnrchascroz Among his stock
may he found
Over Coats, Sack Coats, Basins& Coat', Frock end
Drat Coats, Cloaks, Pantaloons, Vests, floand
nb2uts, t tc., in all styles and all prim:.
He is determined to sell his Clothing at unusually
low Klee* for CASH, and believes he cut make it the ins
!rest of those wishing to purchase to give him a call.
cc? At the old stand, between Bartlett and Mugs
bery's Storrs, up stairs.
Cutting and making up. dole es usual in the most
fashionable mahrer, protisptly end to WO.
Towanda, October 20, 1849 y.
ANEW+ PORIL—.i 12 bith, corn fed mess pork, for
in. sate eery cheap, b the Nowt or pound.
Athena. Jan. 30. WELLEB & HARRIS.
1000 BAGS Tarts Island SALT fa/dairymen,
for We at the Farmer's Exchange. is Irma
torrille, N. T. mar3o R. W. ADAMS.
- •
smiltV'S
FIRST WEEK
. .
Ilresruients.-
- 7 4 , -Ilte •
PUBLIC - T
wilt
be sold_sc'Poblib *man: inefsale rls nom__
nience.rreiay; Mit by Inbikat t 0 0'
end con n eat - gyERT DAIIT 6;11 dip :ii*Tre itocit
Wdispoied irf. • " • • ° •
landlords, Bowie * - OitetbirreArtiory CHOICE LT;
Qt7ORS evbry 'description; OruceriisOitelTars'
and Terbiete; • - •
A large tssortrnent of Dry foods. ready.matie
Clothing. Crockery. &e. and other setts desirable
articles, which - "ultra Said to thellabest
1 3 3. West corner of Mato A Bridge streets. J. F.
Means' brick hniklinif. *2b 4 T.*& W. H.
110ORINTlit, GINGHAM . % LeltWl4l4 dte., a•beanti
fal assortment can be foetid at
April 24,1860, •
BOOTS SIMONS. Men. Womerf and childrens'
the best assortment in toten, can b. found at
. April 24.'50. "
-Now ~rrangement_
ANW NEW GOODS
T BE it4iseribeia now til.eivint a nen , tot
sortment of GOGDS.ofevery kind, which will
be sold at very low price!, and ezebut'vely fir ecuh.
All who wish to purchase goads CHEA.P - are re-:
apectlfolly invited to call. grid give the " cash systent"
a fair trial. ~ S. 4111. C. litCliCUlt
Towanda Alfril 4.th. 1850.
NEW GOODS:
A LARDE and spl , mdid aes,fttrtmt of NEW
SPRING AND SLINfMETt GOODS jolt rreeiv
td by the subscriber,' which" he now offers la the
yulltio for Vash or Ctuturil produce as Chesp.as
ever before offered to the •'native!;' those wishing ,
to obtain a large quantity for a small amount cab
do soby calling at No. 2 Brick Row. • •
Towanda M%rch 4, IPSO: WA LTIS BUM.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to tar b y note or book ac•
count arc hereby notified that unless payment is
made by the first day of May next. I shall proceed
to collect. This notice is general, and will be Silici
fy carried out. It any one hail any doubt al.out it
let them wait and see. C. F. HARDER.
Towanda April 5, 1850.
PORK. a few barrels of Mess Po. ir for sale be.
Ap. 5, 1850. • M. S. &M. II MERCUR.
ADNI INISTRATOR's NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of JOSEPA
HAMILTON, deceased, late of Windham
sir hereby requested to a titahe payntent•aithoutdi
those having claims against said *state will
seut them duly authenticated for settle t.
JOSEPH }l.%mir. N.
SOPHEONIA HAMILTON.
•
Much 19F.0. Admini.tratme
EXECUT
ALT, persons in&
LADD tlecm6
by requested,
hawing
them
'S NOTICS,
red to the estate of HORATIO
led late of Albany township, are here
make payment without delay. and those
ins against said estate will please present
fy authenticated for settlement. •
MOSES A. T.ADD,
A R.HNA II ',ADD,
Albany, lan I'4 18'20. Executors.
ADMINISTRATdit'S NOTICE
ALL person. indeLted tt l the estate cf SEELY
CROFUt.decea , ed, late of Leroy tivrnship are'
hereby requested to make Vtyment without _ delay
and those having claims a a inst said estate will
please present them duly, apthenttcated for settle
ment. EDIWN I) KELLY, Jr.
Leroy, 'Feb. 22d, 'EA . Adm'r with will tined
EXECUTORS NO ncE
LT. pers:mg indebted to Me estate of JONAS
ri P. SMITH. deed.. Tate of NlOnroe twp., are
hereby requested to make payment without delay.
and those haying claims acainid said estate will
please present them duly authenticated 4;4. settle.
tent. A. 1.. CIiANM
Monroe, March 15,'511
E.XECT lOTS NOTICE
A LI. persons indebted to the estate of ALONZO
GREENOUGH. clec:4, late of Canton twp..are
hereby requested to malretpayment without delay.
and those having claims pagainst said estate will
please present them duly, authenticated for settle-
(Dent.. 1111 D WILSON,
Canton, March 31,'50. A. D. SPALDING,
Executor!:
L. B. Lit ATT.
vann :17:1) 11 INT ram.; TS B
Of Tr y. Bradford couoty, Pa.,
PROPOSES -mak in g ;periodical yields at 'regrinds
-I- during the session of nvery court. He may he
found at the house of .1. B. Cram; commenting no the
3.1 of September. Reference can he had from any part
of the ct.irnit. All work warranted. an ttm:i
• J. AI'INTOSII, DENTIST,
Late of Ootesn, N. Y.,
Utif3 permanently located himself in Towanda. 7 -
Li ()trice in the Union Block, over Eltaell'a °Dice,
next td the Bradford Ho•eL Oct. 15.1849.
SPECIAL COURT.
IVrOTICE is hereby riven that a spental boort wil;
IN be held in and for the rtmtriy of Bradford, ad
Towanda, commencing on Monday. the 20th day of
May next, at 10 o'clock, A. M.. to continue for one
week, at which the Hon. WV.. Jasser will preside,
for•the trial of the following haus..., to wit :
151 May '4l Thos. NVelcb sr. Pihkard et. all sea. fa.
341 May '44 Bhnemaker*s Stephens,•case.
312 Sep. '45 A Minter vs H T Benedict. trespasss.
105 Dec. " C Boiler et ni. vs J Bennett et at.eject.
122. " John Ada tits A Bt4inan et al. eject.
199 .1 Tres. Tow. Cast Cp. vs. Inghainsi reel
2211 " W Campbell vs GI 3 Mathewson. appl
155 F , h. '46 D Bartlett vs W & ;‘I Dre'lain. eject.
27 Sep: E Herrick vs t 7 Ridkey et al. trespass
31 Dec. '4O E Raper vs E Rockwell, et al. eject.
223 " H Williston jr vs A Morris, appeal.
142 May '47 N , Pease vs U P Ballard, appeal'. •
147 " hot. Lyon. replevin.
191 R Prund's ad's vs D Damp eral. sei. fa
2 9 Miller Foz vs David Da -h. ca e.
04 Sep. '47 Spencer vs 0 & A Ellsworth. case.
720 .4 A Gordinier va W Andrews et al.ease
1113 " P
Murray vs Deo Rogers. appeal.
310 W Afi Tozer vs Wm A Lane, •
90 Dec.l7 H F Dart vs E. Worniley, case.
1: 1 0 H Benjamin as M Hinman, appeal.
75 Feb. '49 Wynkoop et al. vs Van Ilok" trey.
78 a • do do • eject.
132 •• Pennington dr-Hoffman vs Compton o
134 0 . do Hearn. "
155 C Thomas et al. vs 0 P debt.
72 May '4B 11 Proud's ad's vs a Brink et al. eject..
132 " • Davidson etc: re Brooks et al. selia.in
198 " J Hanson vs C G Ward: case.
71 Sep. '4B Hicharkon et al. vs J C Ballard, eject.
120 W Hamphrycs D C&N linnOphry "
150 " Richardson et at. vs. J
311 1"bos. Ellicdt vs Israel Smith.
1122 " 0 P Ballard vs C Thomar, yd. fad
337 " Spring-field tp. vs Wllliams et al. it stye
62 Cire.'46 S Harden vs John Ciiioct. debt.
91 • H C Tallman vs G'i nes et al. eject.
164 • Nancy snyder vs John Snyder, Issue,
170 A 'Madill vs Pioletts, trespass.
190 • L s Ell-worth vs H Bachic, trespass;
trts M - Allister vs W T MidAugh.
218 • E K Price vs E ! cf. fa. molt.
77 Feb. '49 S Phillips vs S Flcohotr.e. Covenant.
105 • S W Park vs Geo Davis, appeal
134 • R K Miller's use vs A Pierce, trespass.
171 " 8 G Andros vs H C Tallman, for: at.
174 • D Driscoll -vs I Driscoll, .ejectment.
879 Sep. '49 Kite & Williantsoa vs .1 MOliver, , :
391 " - do. L VonHont"
.01•Sobposuas roads ratavnaltis at 10 o'clock, A.
DL of Moaday, thelOut of Ma •
April !pop. , FKEAN. Prot.
nucirwmuernorß, of a tuferloel '7,
for at 71
p.,
y, and
.41 are pre.
MELIA 8. SMITH.
&seething
ISTIII
',aUc , MgiZ
INS
"' / 'ST E •
C. HALL lee lords= bisfrianda old dui
JL/s toubbcobajltekhaasowforsia/a at his *Twit,
a gebtrall anA chow* asaistrartit or STOVES, at alk
Sites and patterns..whiektee iipreptrat tit sell-starliair
ito dr wail, or exchangetOr itoottiry Priil24 ailiat the
moat ttaccuomodstiSF-4- '• - •
For stniie,'..skaittiriii.oarsit . ittaitiara,lss assort.
ntesit is complete, ..iia.rytoptailts„tbasks tojiiisokl
customers, to eitkOrfh intEllts f its.l* - bi.t:eisishelgti ins&
tailor" to, gis• Wassail tiotor.S.-ru!!
.
Don't mistake Ihe mrger-.- - :Nn Tenupber SALL south
side of thc Publir Nuaire.fn Monti:des BAWL.
a:7 Those indebted that
I. am now closing my hooks: and. tution l -Ibil high* so• luntsrily and tattle.. they.wnll -14 towelled to do so;
without turibreisutica. D.. C. HALL.
'Forum-41a Dee. 12. IRO.
ARRIVAL AT. -TIE.
OLD glit'UC STORE •
.v..c.Bricit Row.
rrrsTo's k PORTER' are floor receiving; at Nn.
t, Brici a large addition to theiklotniee
stock, consisting , of ••
Drags, 31eitichwm ; Groceries, Liciabilli
011 s, Paints; Dyestuffs. Panty Cued;
Which will he sold at onosually low rates. Tiny alas
eters for sale the eplendid end genuine 'Prase( the PC
KIN TEA COMPA NY. foe whithllll7 nee steals. and
which they (fa no! hesitate to recommend -a beint . t
perior to any other inaported, They hive tbningen;.
ey of mod '
of the ;term:tine razipa Medici:6es ittligt..
Towanda, November 20, 1810.
SPERM and Tallow Candl e r. by the box or pound.
at -- dl. - ilL:4Tox_4-PORTERI9.
( - AMUCK'S VER4IIFi OE, by the dozen or vial at
k-J
at & PORTBIrS.
DEAD asHQ.T..for bell Lugs. at the Drug Kara •
No. 1, Brick Row.- . H. St P. •
VRASIVE $'lll,P ; for remoiing tar. paint., 411. s te.
J.j "farrowed, at di ft. 84: P'S.
c./JP,EItIOII Wince and Liquors-30 blda. that si
perior WHISKEY j:l4 rec.:Ted at 11: di. P.
TH3 %V FOR. 7-.
CREAK'
,
. 1 17 ST. R F''
J hy 1 •
be se •
,galuit the World I
~.44 F .IVED a splindill assortment. or Goo4l.
Initmeriber, at Nn. 2,l3tirk Row, Which chit
. .
. at all ,hoary. end will he sold of thii lollies& pri.
.... Our friends will ideate Ese..4 us with a. 0414 at
iesst. We w.li charge you nothing for looking. and
very little if you hay. We intend keeping constantly
a:oamd a large assortment of .
'Cloths, ' A [pacer% (Styles.
Oussimeres, % orated at cue.. valuta
Si:tinet., t. ozsrs. ,
To-eels, *reto,,,
Jana. • Coffee... ~, •
-Vr•tlact.t, Balerat us,
Dri.aint A. I .°..p; 0,2.
~ ,
Merit ft, - ;t, (ringer, a. a., • .
Mtn. n int 7f. naienrimont of Crocker'.
. • WILLIS BULL, No. 2, Brick tuuw:
Toware. 7 o, Nov .5. 1014 ti. ..
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE: `A
BY virine of an order of, the C/rpllan's CD' urt of
.ruttps county, -.-111;•re e:. - po<ed sale cm
the pre Acs, at the I,itp , a of, E. Cole, onlionday,
the loth day of Jure next, at 10 o'clock' A. M. of -
said day. the following described tract of land—
hounded on the east by the county line, on the north
by ihe notch half" of warrant 1399, on the west by
vrnrrant 1190. awl on the sr.ofh by warrant 1409.—:-
Containing five hundred and fifty acres, on which
is erected two 1,4 houses, and al,out ten acres of
lan d has :ern cleared—late t::: c•tate of Winsel P.
Toe'lot is Situate:. la Sector township,
Potter corintr.
Terms of sale—one halt' ca , h in hand, rna the
halzne. in ort,e year with approved ‘oenrity.
b ir April IL 11340. L. ARNOLD, Mm r.
NEW GOODS AT THE
CENTRAL STORE !
NOW oi.er,in,g at the aboYe establishment tt_ very
Ili large and dateable assortment of SPRING &
SUMMER GOODS, which will be sold at very lust
rates. Rtuilnera at this establishment conducted upon
tau and hottest principle.. You have our thanks for
past favors and we hope for.* cunttnuance of the LIMO
sate ate hound In sell Goods Cheap.
Towanda, Jule 4. IS4 9. N. IC. A:IETTS.
T EVE LIN G. Loring not Roads and Lots, Dieiding
-IP Estates, Measuring m tsonry, Etubankturnts. &c..
areanitely dor.e he. E.G. NICHOLS. Office at Rome
Bradford county, Pa. Pyr-ono at a distance, needing
l'i. services, shall by writing him a line a few days be=
forehand, have their business promptly attended to.
bbis. cur, inoo lb?. Smoked trams Sr, Shaul.
kJ t 1 derv, and WO bushels of Ryele torn fotgare
for Cagh at ml. . FOX'S
EiaJXID JRID
• 4_
ALDWIN 11 WALKER,
H AVE taken this well known Hotel,atil give notice
that they will he pleased to see their 014
,ftiende,
and rionil happy to form new acquaintance. rt is theli
i n tent i t n...and will-be their constant aim, to give visitori
.and atOngeni vetch a reception as will be sure to give
*wire satiArtruinn. They respectfully vdicit the patron
sze atilt! Towanda,
TROUBLE AHEAD.
tH.T. WArt HAS ACTUALLY 13611*
Among the Merchants in Factc-ville.
k DAMS. formerly
. 01 - New Totl
R• lost returned from 'hero wit:t an Piti;Te ?iEW
STOCK and general assartmr7.: df qOOi)S, which be
offer s at the foltooring eatreln.ly low ;mites :—Caliert
from 5 to 124 cents pee' yard, of the latest style. , l?blh
of English and A m man nwonfaettue. and war ranted
fast color.; Mon.iin de 'nines from 421 to Ilfl'eentspir
rye! ; Sct*4t finish loom. Oincharn Of collry stir le. from
194 to 50 cents per yard Broadcloths from II 25 to
55 , 00 per yard r.lostether with every style of 'Drell
Gocida for botkladies gentlemen. Also taceneral
assortment of Carpriit•g• and Off Cloths, at the sumo
rare afire:. price.. A complete nnsottment of Grorri;
ies, ybung hysol, and_ hyiton skin Teas. from 124 to 71 1 .1
cents per piund, all warranted sound and goad. Alits
boots and ,hoes, .Gsitent, lints . and Cap* Crockery
and U.assarare, Hardveare, Nails, Builtlihn MateriAs.
frothily. Arc. Also, Farming Utensil., Wayne County
Zae., tin:ether with every description of merchan.
dize, all offered CHEAP at. wholesale or retail, upon
the one price, mill or prine:ple. Goods wilt
always he excharned for nll kinds of Country Proc!uca
no the ahownamod cash or one-price plan, at the now
store known as the Pu..nier's Erchunize. In Factory.
saki llori en., N. T. Please 'call and see for enure
select. March 25. 18.50.11:11 W. ADA MS.:.
NEW 4S:, CWEAP SPRING GOOl4.
MONTANYES & CO,
RE constantly receiving by the New York At-Erie
.11. Railroad. direct from New York. a largo stock of
SPRING MD SUMMER -GOOK - .
which bees been bought low, and will be Fold Cheap,—
Their assortment is now unusually large,and :offers in-
ducements to penchants unity to be me! with. An
insnection will satisfy the public of this fact.
Tow/mita, March lis°. •
NOTICE.
per indebted to the firm Herrn. a
Pests, are hereby requested to ad) sad wale
ibek (doe No. 1. Brick flaw. without 41.Isvi .
lIUSTON & PORTER.
Towant a ria. 7. MO,
BUTTEit-t-A tow ititins of BUTTER 'Ay +1
Marc 1127,1450. MERCURS%
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