B r ; tabirrracciroicire IMAD to sere lave
cant
'Boutin Acv.--This Department of the Intefier, bun
issued further instrectione in Mani tope hito Bunn:
ry Act:. tie sim was imidetiaid.-to Lisitotiltcre*
ty !indents Whole army of the 'United
wbweire located-Who iimeof the:lo46WWar,'
hrit , only tblitosewboseitteirtieeiresitimiepted:Wbb, ,
~tir-hadi direct Wifererme to thee iiitivOtotehlt
not necessary that iheyshordd hive beikilfdihtthe
ofidetice.• — Theidistbrbibiceson;the §outh•
western Iblintieeirt 1836,.ib"the therainieleicati*
• irrlB36 and ,1837, sittltherewYbri , diSh,lthaitees'
is 1838: indlB39, tie riot toisidered'atiretbriated
by the provisions of the.bet of SePternher,‘lBso, 4
,Tearatens Ind wrtificers who' Intoned to ana tt ny
'and weredetached; for that partiOlar s,er,
vice, ire entitled to boonqr.labd: 'The
perfontting theninilitery amide; iiidLnot. the:eni;
. :Voyer, is entitled to the ; land bounty _ ; . *A l tai an t
enkagement is partli - perfonied: hy -both, • meth , ie
'entitled to , his abate according to the period of sec.
vice. In 611'800k:drone hereafter to 6e made it
will he required that the claimant shall state hi his
ere(Fatiors that lie had not received norlie entitled.
,
to "r eceive bounty land under any other , act of Con.
i gress, such persona being. excluded - under the Etat,
.of 1850. Widowsufe untitled to the , land ,bounly
of deceased soldiers, if they are widows ut the pas%
sake of the ad of Septimber 28, 18 8 0.. This the ,
- law= its generatapplication. But the widow of
officer or soldierltlid inhale is entitled to maxint
umallowed of one hundred and silty acres, with
otit id krone* to AG period Of her husbandPs seiTice,
And, although a married -woman - at the passage of`
'the act t lf rintotried at the dateilf her - applseatien,'
her claim as
Up to the prtisent penod, one. /tundra) thousand
vappheittioni hve keen
been
The o ffi ce,' with ,
all its force, h as only been able to issue - between_
seven and eight thousand warjants on declarations
'received in October and eirly'm Noverriber._ Some
-dale; therefore, most elapse boforet, the numerous
jclaims whtch arrived-in . November and early in
4,ikeember can be fi nally noted _ From five hen-,
•died•lb a thousand warrants are daily received:—
The office iinow issuing between a thousand." and
twelve hundred indents a week ;.buysnoreAan
eighteen months must elaplobelote the claims now
f on bituttput bo,daml. - of, or ;natured_ into the
( "MP! . WarrultsP • .
HoasmSrtausto...on. l'huroday or Friday last,*
man by the name of Don F. Revelkma, hired a .
horse ofJames Whittaker of Factoryville, to ride to
Barton,,Mr. Manakin sendiog his. boy on another,
home to take the hired one back. Don F. Bevel
land rode away front the boy, passed Barton, cros
sed the river at Smithboro, was putsued by the boy
to Nichols, where ho' hall been seen riding at folf
speed a short time befoie,:up the Wappersena road.
The boy informed JOnathan Film. 241, that the m '
an•
was opining awayi with Mr: Whittaker's horse,
when-Platt started in pursuit, overtook the fellow
some miles up the creek. took him back to Barton
xvithout-procesa, ; wherrlr, ;was arrested in due
form ; and after an examination of - the case, Jas.
uce Seymour Wright gavelito into the •costody of
' a - Constable to be' conveyed to Owego for safe
keeping in the County - Jail =titian, next Oyer and
Terminer.--Orrego Glazerfe.
Cortrizmus,Psouutra,:who died in New Orleans
on the 10th inst ovus worth $1,000,000. He left
'lke balk at his prOperty to his - itumerous relatives.
To the Baptist Churtlrle has testoted thq property
which once belonged to theft', corner of St. Charles
andllevia streets, valued-at $30,000. He left- alFo
S5OOO to,the . PublicrSchools of the .Second Muni•
.cipality, and $5OOO tolhet Male Orphan Asylum, at
Lafayette.
IIITIM .r
AGE IN Korructv.—T nn
The ase of Jamea
and DavitUßeall, near Floysburgh, Ky., was enter
ed on the night of the 12th inst., by robbers, who
beat theinmate , a nearly to depth and then robbed
the house 'OEB2OOO in paper money, and a bag of
silyer °Unknown amount. One of the Beads will
probably die ofhis injuries. The robbers escaped.
- Marrlled, •
In Nryalosing. Marett '24th, by Rev. S. E. Dairow,
JonATratir Ropier, of DOrell, to Miss Haiturr
DONLST of•Wyalosing:
Marc' 10, 1851, by D. Gardner, ER., Brass CLsat .
of,Athens, to Miss POLL . / Minnsuon, of Ilidgbary.
In Troy pn the 21st inst, Mra. %Tet i wife - of Eli
Esird.figed 40 years,6 months, 11 days, •
In Springfield, on the 19th instant, Mrs. Tartarus.
KszToin the 90th year of her age, wife , of Bela
Kent, a revolatibaary soldier.
OfCOMMITTEES OF VIGILANCE.—The.
Democratic StandiorConmiitee of Brad;
t ford Copnty, have appointed the following Commit
tee of Vigilance, for the several election districts of
said County,.whose dory it will beto call' meetings
in. their respective districts, foe the purpose of elect
Delegates to,' the County Convention to be held
at the court house in the borough.' of Towanda. on
'rrieiday the 6th day of May next which county
Convention is hereby called for the purpose of elect
ing delegates to the State Conventions tube held in
June next, tri nominate a candidate for Governor;
Canal Commissioner; and Judges of the Supreme
Court. And' the 'further duties of said County Con
vention, will be lo take suitable action in relation to
securing to Bradford County a just representation
in the Conference hereafter to be held for the pur
pose of pliiiing in nomination a candidate for Pre ,
sident JOdge in th: Judidial District ; and - generally
to transact sash other business as may be deemed
conducive to the interest of the Democracy of this
County.
; • The Standing Committee urge upon the Commit
tees of yigilance the importance of discharging their
duties fully and impartially. The primary meetings,
should be called on Saturday the 3d day of May
next, between the hours" of 4 and 8 o'clock its the
afternoon at the usual place for bolding-said meet
ings, or at Some place most convenient for the demo-
Crats of the district Great care should be nsed in
giving notice of the delegate meetings so, that every
democrat may have an -opportunity of attending.
• ' JAMES IL WEBB;
N THAN EDMINISTER,
• , ' P. E. MAYNARD,
Vir.s. VANDYKE;
H. LAWRENCESCOTT,
' - JOSEPH MENARDI,
- JOHN H. BT.ACE,
• • , ‘• , '.E.C.-OLIVER. • -
Vti*iiiidadeingtritOth 101: .
EBB
• • Albany—Benj. Wilcox, Peter Steriger,
•Aftiettilia-8, C. Shepard. Eckert Maw", •
Asvlttiari-Johb M. Norton, Jackson• Stone..
Athens bo.—Jaeobliareter, John Snell jr.'
tp:—Solonion Bosworth,Geo. J. Walker,
Boolington.—C. P.ltlichols. Samuel McKean,
Canton.-18unnel Owens, John Turner, • .-
Columbia—D. V, Barnes, S. D. Goodrich.
Statesa. M. Bishop, . . ,
Franklin.—Stewart Smiley, 0. W. Dodge,;
Granville.--Harrison Rots, L.Putnam„
•Herrick,—Gee,, W. Elliott, NelsosKeeler,'
Lelloy.—Jedetliah Hunt. John Cole.
Litchfield.—Danielß. Cotton, Milo Merrill,
Monroe,,—T.M. Wilson; Geo. Smith.
orwego - ...Jarvis Rustles. 0. J.Chabbacli, is
.Pike.—P. H. Buck. Geo.' Graves,
Ridgberry.—Johtt E. Smith, R. D. Squires,
.Rome.—Lawrence Vought. Charles Forbs, ,
tiheshequin.—Wm. Snyder jr. Josiah
Smithfield:—E. G. Darfee. C. B. Riggs. •
South Creek,David Bardwell, Henry Thompson,
Springhill.EdWard Wells, Horace Lewis,
Bpringfteld.-0.• A. Vincent, Elisha Knapp. •
Standing Stoned—G. W. Stephens, Geo/ A. Stephens.
Towanda bo.—L. W. T,ffany, H. P. Got - Aridly
4 .tp.'Reuben Belong, R u f us H. Mason,. .
Tray tp. J. A. P. Ballard, Loren Mdrse, --
" tporWilber Baker, Wm. R. peek,
illster.t-Edward. Mills, M.S. Warner,. - .• -
Warren,-_-Rufas Buffington, Charles lames, ,
-Jes.4 Mean; Wm.S. Ingalls, • -
Wilmot.—J. L. Jones, fchabod Corson, -'
Windlikm.—Wm: Sibley; A.•Danhaut jr.
Wylkuting..-Theadore'Hinis. Milton Hornet,
Rted,ckii-.
.
Died,
!NP Baliirpote
e n k tiiik WiPoolOne94:getnlicemkr
tificuussww•
,landed aikl The Widdycon waskowned bY M efiS llf •
Wakiren of 20 0 8 06 , 1 7 71TheCInktfiiiilieirOh.
4166 - 14 and= freight '•
ititatifoliWOati!OrtArica . A . V* ( hii, t m
siif
11111141rthliE_Aire
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Week.
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'. ;•M lit' C.' MEROUR I
A RE now 60 % 4 0 13 5.114 'offer tithe . public at their'
4. a. CABII,PRICEB , a large sand ge neral asebrimilmt .
- of SPRWGOODS, compiling alnioseeterYtbing,
bt the tine of DriVioda; ElaidwzrriHaltand Caps, .
Boots and alsou t G: rafaies;("matey dad 674iiiiaare,
o#B,'Pairsti,Tys &OA •firi:;*: generoni tta
towage bestowed upon them tlseV hai 'thus
early enabled them in advaneid' ' to Orel to
- their friends cock of IOU& WOW
sylheiralieri
, don. And they are determined-bb judlidous purchases
and small profits to Mails It the interest of all those
who pay, Cash for goods to. Pattonile them. '
Postanda;March 211;185t.
. „ .
E(III3TERI3 NOTICE,-41oties is hereby • eit
R
ihae there turns bees fded and ed in the -of
ewof'Rellisliersd Willi ; in - . and ',kir the Coati* of
Itradkni. meant. Ofatbniaistridan upon the follow
ing estates, eh; t,
Partial semune of Artmah;Ladd one of the execo
tors of the estate of Horatio ;Add deceased late of Al
bany. . • ,
Final aeconat of. Thesis craig, agod Armond 0.
Williams execntaraaf irstatii ofkiseph Craig deed
late of Ridgberry.'
• Final account of Rowland Wilcox and David Sabin
administrator of *be estate ef 4 eltMe,'PePl. l 4 l t'4 o =ased
late ,
,
`Final account
,4E.sP,; Colnizu aml Polly :Morrie ed.
miniriratoia tor Aladeon Monis -decease& late of - Stan
.
Final'account' of A. 1.. CniMinCr iunieing exacts—
tor of the edits or Samuel grammes &Ceased late of
M_ onroe.
Final aoiotint;Of. Adilade Swaim formerly
Sergeant, admininrator of the estate of George Ser
geant deceased late of Springfield. ,
• Final account of MT. Maion and Abram Fox ad
ministrators of the estate' of Ire C. Fowler decease d: ltte
of Monroe.. .
Final account of Harry Morgan, administrator of the
estate of Warren Gillet deceasediate of Sheshequin.
Final account of Eli Gibbs administrator of the es•
tate of Nelson Rogers, deceased' bite of Orwell.
AnTthe same will be presented to. the Orphan's
Court . of Bradford county, on Monday, the sth day of
May pert, tit confirmation and allowance. •
- , - H. BLACK, Register.
Register's Ofiki,-Towanda, March 24, .1851.
PROCLAMATION.- - Whereas- the Hon.. Horace
Wilbstott,.President Judge Of the ,I3th.Judiciat
District, consisting of the counties of Bradford, Tioga,
Potter and McKean; and Jere Adams and Geo. Tree.
- 7g - squires, AsSociate Judge; in and for the county of
Bradfs4rd, having issued t heir.precept bearing date the
18th day of March, 101,. to me directed, for holding
a - Court of Oyer and !ermines, General Quarter Ses•
sions of the Peace, Commari Pleas, and Orphaire
Court, at Towanda, for. the county, of , Bradford, on the
first Monday of May nest, being the fifth day, and to
continue for three areekr. .
- Notice is therefore hereby given,_
_to, the Coroner,
/winces of the Pace and Constables of the county of
Bradford, that they be there in their proper person at
10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day with their w
ords loquisitioni siaminations,and other their remem
brances, to do those things which to 'their Glace ap•
pertains to be done • and those who bound by rec
ognisance ar o th erwise to prosetutted agitittst the
. prisoners who i re, Ot May be in the jail of said Court,,
or who ate, or shall be hound ,to sppest, at the said
Pond, are to be then and there to prosecute Against •
theft as ithall .
Jurors ate requested to be ptinchtal in their attn.
dance agreeable to their rt6tiata. ,
Dated at Towanda the .26 th day of March In the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and lift
' one, and of the Independence of :the United States
the seventy-sixth, •
WILLIAM_ 8 DOBBINS, Sheriff.
ECONOMY, OORAINLITY AND.. NEATNESS.
Saddle, gayness & Trimk Minufactory.
"(ERE CULP & Co., respectfully inform the public
thiethey bare taken the shop lately, occupied by
C. P. Herder, on Mainotreet. a few doom below the
Brick Ravi, where they will keep on hand a large o
stock of • -
ataß N 191.D52Mia DZILOZZGht
TaIIIERS, WIMP, ZTC.
AU articles in their line manufactured t 6 order; and
made of the best materialiand for workmanship cannot
be surpassed in Northern Pqnrwylvania, They solicit
a call from those wishing to purchase, confident that
they can' give satisfaction both as to quality and price.
c 3• Cash will be. paid for Hides and sheep Pelts,
et the highest, rates, at our shop.
Towands. November 18th. 1850.
GOODS SOLD FOR CASH ONLY!
pOSITIVEL,Y NO CREDIT WILL DE GIVEN,
After the 20thaterit, 1851, •
AT HUSTON &PORTER'S.
13:"Notiecis hereby given that after the above date
we shall sell Goods for. Cash poly, and Credit need
not be asked' for or expected. . March 29.
Tatern to Rent.—Rome Springs.
a. THE well known end celebrated stand
111-1 near the "Mar of Rome, in Bradford co.
U • The house and not-bnlllings. bernwand
*bring Oro in.good repair. -The 110131115
is large and ememodions. and twill accommodate a great
many boarders, WWI can be 11•11 daring the simmer
months by anylirtie who Will keep tegood . honsti. as the
media* Qualities of the water are so *elf kiloWn
that lore people hare always been'deiitottrof visiting
them than could And comfortable entertiinment. --
The tidese his recently, keel itted - ip; and is about
9 miles, from Towanda, one front the village of Kopko:
- and ab out •18 front the Waverly Thipct. •Ifis On the'
main post raid from Rome to -Athens, and if well kept
would be found a pleasant moat horn the cities dur
ing the warm weather. -
Reknince for terms: (which" will be liberal to the
right hied amen) ten • be made to Edward Oeenon,
Esq., of Towuids, who is authorised by the noderaign•
ed, the owner, to lease the lime.
March 1, 1851. DANIEL KEIFFE.
JEST received another large assortment of those
1 cheap BOOTS and SHOES at
Dee 4 ' PHINNEY'S.
Gridley's Cheap Publication, Music
- AND MAGAZINE OFFICE,
A T DRS. HUSTON As PORTER'S. where sob
A
seribere can be furnished .11th the following Ma.
guineaihnV
M ieviews, free of 'Postage ,
edic, Harper's New Itivuthiy.
Knickerbocker, i •-• • International 'Magazine,
Litters Living Godeeit Lady's Book,
Demoeratie Rearms, - . Sartain,
Whig " Graham. ' •
London Quarterly, '; Holden.'"'
Edinburg,• • " Lake Repository, •
North' Whisk " Yonth"s Cabinet.
Westminster, " • )Gather'.
Magazinei.,
Blihrrottit - • ILodlop s Wreath.
'Harpefe led the international himptsires riommen•
'ea the new 'demi with. %el:Om:ember Dumber.' The
public will pleattei call - in an& truhaaihs. Each
ps,i for es rietivered. ladies and cientlemeir writ
oikytter orders: I • jnt''T. . E. 'GRIDLEY:. '--
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r.,ppierid t in whalutri k ,sopobitia.,44,Alia.
rot atiritegoot4;4;.ile4itisthisititti'' '`bf lbw
above itisa* the
bOiii)iit etas ellOitiVariadietinivitli;iiii - MWAY
liitVot I At0i1,T410 1 4 0,4 1 -
risen. interkt*ff!!oll , takirmotke, ' • - •
Nribicipastiffra , :eirest 31E3Et3r, —
-
~ GOOI:Y.TALL.Q
_WMOL/Lti CANDLES;
poitil t lit tailed; -
=TEREETSitit *OAR,' 1- sinith
'T otica nd t , 21 ..
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SALE'
B 7 *
Venditiona trap: li4stied
Out Of t*Ciiiiit bfCOMminirPletti Of 'fir k dford
meta
to rimed; :trill heoeipfilif ittb ! ..
Goneelitt tbißrittl,
'ild;On'SatnidaY, the 12911i'day er.Miireh j esi.; at one
o'clock...l'. ht., the follbwing let, - piece, Or,psicel Of
lend situate in te 'berohglt of . thens; Bradford co.
BitindeffoOrth-by street'ruitting Ohm : Main' street
M . Biiiira raid; ;Welt byituid:of PeGeorge,
Sciuttay land lately ioniited byEd W ard'lleiriCk, : east
by main striet:'''ContaitilognUtit one 'acre; mitre or
lesir;Ph ihunid:lo,oi;"One
framed barn Mid' alkeittle
fithel, lher*oPt'
the'ritht iftle,&intetest whatsoever of
UndiVided`one' half
1 1, 66- SA O9 i - it viete'or 14011 of land•situated•
in thellOro* Atheni,,:wearoiir Connty..hoinded
and f ileieribeitis fblfows to wit,, beginning 'tit the'
north east Werner,' br Gip Tozer's tor 'bounded` on
Main street, 'thence north - Ming said street 84 feet
'to . the corner . , of CanaPitLid • Maki streets ~theice
weiterlialhngCanal street 159 feet to a poston the
ninth tartearner of MAX /edgers' hit, thence Ninth. ,
waidig along the easrlitte Of Kg. Boyers! 84 feet to'
the north !Weer , Gtij thence' easterly'
along the north lii* o f Toier'ilet.ls4l feet to the
plaCe of beginning; Containing abouel3Bll'square
feet of land; More Or - less, all improled,,one framed
bitildingnew occupied as a Groeery , &pre, one fram
ed Wagon shop and Blaeltsmith shop thereon.
'"Seized'ind taken' in execution' at the snit of
& Williston Vs. George Ptltcher.
ALSO-'—A piece-or parcel of land situate - in the
township'of Athens, &ginning at the N.W." corner
of a lot'owned by Lemuel thence ninth it ,
east 109 rods to a' corner. thence south 1391° east
115 rods, tO thesouth west corner.of a lot sold to I.
B. Sherwood, 'thence' south. west 139 rods to a
corner, theacelnorth 881° West 115 rods to the Place
of beginning. Containing one hundred acres, being
lot No. t More or tees, about seven acres iuiproved,
one log house and Tog barn thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at'the suit of H.W.
Patrick vs. Henry Weaver. •
• WM. S. DOBBINS, Sheriff.
SlieriiPs Office, Toivanda, March" 5, , 1851.
AUDITOR'S , NOTICE-,
ITAVENG ipeen appointed an Auditor by the Or
-11-phan's coact of thesCoantY of Bradford, to di..
tribute' the funds in the lands' of the administrator of
Niram Ackley, deceased, the' undersigned will attend
at his office in.the borough of Toirando, On Saturday,
the 12th day of April next; at one. o'clock; P. M., at
which time end place all persons interested am requir
ed to . preaem their claims, or be debarred from coming
in upon said fund. WM. ecorr,
March 4, 0351. Auditor.
20BBLS. OLD YORK STATE WHISREY,
4AJ
just rewired and for sale in large or small quan-
Allies, at the !omit market price, by
March 4, 1851. • L. W. TIFFANY.
'FRESH FIGS, just received awl for sale cheap; at
March 4. • . •
New Chair and Bedstead Warerooin.
JESSE TAYLOR,
REBPECTFULLY informs the public that he has
. opened a shop at his new house, corner of Main
and, Paine streets, nearly opposite Edward Overton's,
Towinda, where he mill •keep ont,band or manufacture
to order, Flag-seated. Cottage. Windsor, Fancy, Cane
seated and•CoMmoi CHAIRS, made of the best ma.
orris*, and ofimparior durability. .
has also for sate an (1801=1 of Banersans,
it low vices .'
Repairing and "Seating Common, Canwbottom and
Flsg.sealed Chairs, on reasonable terms.
Chen*, Basswood, Whitewood.and Cucumber lim
ber takeri iii payment for work. •
'He trusts that his long arquantance in this county,
ana the durability dills work as tested , by many years
experience, will secure him a share, of public patron
age. Towarga, March t, !fiat 4.
TO SPECULATORS.
DBLED APPLES—any , mmotity for sale at TII.
FA N Yl3, for VS cents PER BUSHEL. Come
bee, mmar all.' . ..; March 1, 1851.
OLOVER EZED,.A superior article ,of both the
tarp and guild seed, for sate cheap by' ,
hisrA•L'' ' ' 13..KINGSBIRY.
LOVER !MED.—Large and small Clover Seed for
C
sale by ' flB INIONTANYEE 41.
13 °qT & SHOE DEPOT T -1000 pair at prices
.din defy'. all competition.. '
Februaly 22. , MONTANYES & CO.
PHINT! PAINT i—Oltio *n4 Oneida county Fire
Prof Paint for sale very cheep by,
February. 22. MONTANYES & CO.
TjA RRISON'S COLUMBIAN INF, for sale whole
11 sale and retail at Philadelphia paces.
February 22. MONTANYES & CO.
CASH PAID FOR - 01.1) CASTINGS, at the Com
menial Works, by
February 22.
TOMKINR, SON h CO.
FURNISHING DEPOT !
subscribers having' just received s large *deli
iion to their stock. ars prepared to furnish a per.
son with " cothplete outfit, consisting of
Overcoats, Conts, Pants, Vests, Shirts, Undershirts,
Drawers, Hutt, Cups, Suspenders, Cravats; Oee.
All of which trill be sold Sleeper than the cliespest for
neatly pay. • , U. dr.A. CAMPBELL.
Towanda, November 14, 1950.
MORE NEW GOODS
The sesseribere aie_tiow receiving Another
GeneTal :of ;.Now-:. Goods.'
1 4 , 0 8. 8:1850. '+ 11.'8. & M.O. MERCUIL -
11011ROADCLOT1114. - Csealmeres. Kentucky:Jean.
sheep's, grey ckab, tkce .
sold-very low for cub
nl4. ..KINGSD.ERric
by , _
- .GREAT BARGAINS.
HE cabscriber bee just recolsed.oaother lot of New
T
Goodgwhicl* be °Tem to 'the public at a less
price then 'the Same gtialittcon be , bought in this boro•
and he woulkrespectfully say to thO public that this
is no nennco, but an ebsotate that be will sell
goods for Cash or ready pay cheaper than can be bad
in this County. His assortment is genital and all
Fresh Goods. 0 7 Doult mistake the place—No. 3,
Brick Row. ; J. H. PHINNBY, Jr.
Towanda, Dec. 4. trA5O. • '
BLACKSMLTHtNO
A DAM ESSNWINE vespeetfally informs the puh.
LA lie that he now occupies the tabop where himself
and brother beve for ears, worked, 'nearly opposite
Tomkins' foundry, where he is ready to do nil work
in his line,.as formerly in. the best manner. 'He is de
termined they reputation be has attained as a skilful
workmen shall not Wirer by any neglect of the inter
estrof customers or by any inattention, to buskins.
TOOLS, manufactured to order—;machirtery of all
kinds repaired in the best manner, and every kind - of
Repairing and Afannfaeinring wW be done at short
notice. and in the stile desired..
_- Horse Shoeing, on reasonable terms. Hs will rho
take Country Produce in payment for work, but ob.
kelt; strongly to mall • • - • • '
- Tow* . Jan: 17 # 11851,:- •
IIakfUNTED end hdit.DeLellies.'snil ° 0 ,4 1 ' nisrasilif
`'.."44 the 'teed - elegant style:4nd SS lOW,IIII
Anne a pied, et B. KINGSBEIM&tO.. ,
•
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TO'-efOrmodi"X Bo o4 l 46tif.,.**Vti illi •
*lie Ai. &tianiit'.. , !,Pnaat till,-itak
'',._''.ll:; - =: - "' -"'...,-
°vei l , Oink ',SaiE tix4?Batineze Coat . s,..Frock, orel,
'Dies' s' it'oati - flintirkithisAii# 4. ll*tid• I
7 2 .1 217 ,,;,. 4 .4 . :v . ,.ak it iaa. 1n - u uial l iii ,
1, R e 1 4
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1 - toil - tittwOr• OuterniNcr.lii which he iioi i 4ill= •
togonj4eihieh wiir.boout - ,;iore,n4ol;,ep• his
Pidi.iiiiaiNiliiktibi.*44:l l l**o.!* ) .-ffa r'SW Sr. :
11aki.1.4*** 1 4 1 40:,a*ii . -. 4 4 Pr9oo l :4*g.•• %.
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~ ,, j l4l,lelletienninelflq:r e eli lie , Clothing .:at 'line:malty,
law pikes he . eisttl'uta.tiaiiiiisi he can make it the*
, tcfc.o4,l l *!l, t.,04406-00,*0-0.; 44114401!
4. At glitroidlitind. (titian - B — udeunni" , lruii*i
:biTY:i .StiMise lIP sialcl.'i
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Tp 4
Sviii‘ik . wa.wr:votwOlya*d 0 011 * , .•)•• , •:,
t. ; •
..:Town.o4f.Popp*rg. !Voi.i. t: ,, ~. ..--, -,i - t. ~
,r " , I.
gitittlistutzt
- be
'VIM —ASO , would res tfu ll y, onn e a.
rhee Jot Talon& and' Aoki*. that shn bee. apes.;
estahlishmentlmbr t ain stnniriont .dsont
belovr,Bridge., et, is the bottle formerlymepildity;
M.-13011: , She baron hand i welkelemed-mdiety:
of the most lashinnebiellirtnittemeoeds.- elso'having
wand:the serried df_a &Wettable , Millineri jot:from
the iti. She feels'imitident - of giving' satisfied& to
thole Ittni# extend' te.hei their patronage: •
Sfrow•Bansels Cksyseer.au&Pressed in the neatest
winner. mistiest gait:e t /1y a ems she** Promo ,
ishiettoiSes them a beeptifiiVerbiteams. without iojm
Ins the stakerC, Sonnets djed staged: eolorial. 4sda k
Tow aiuts; rtomnbei se. 1801
v•inrrEß' ,- coopos_i
70... T. FOX -has jai received another largo stnek
Of WINTER 000D8. to add& the attention:
of the.putdc is invited. , • No.. 28. 1850
.Fittliettartictilaritif the . great Flood
.: - NEW_i.COODS s.
ATBW Cash:Cerro; Broadcloths, Vesting's'', Prints,
1:11 Mohair cloths, Merinos,-Alpsceas; MonalDelaine, -
Ilinghams,—Hosiery, Mem Triminings,'-Plaid
plain Flannels, bleached MUllii29, sheeting,. Airlifts::
bets, tiekings,-/Sca, just openast the Arore.
Oct, 80,188O:' `•- ,• - • I.ICTIVGISIIERY. _
Arr.:AthmiricaolarAwir.a.
nips. D:QANE, MILLINER , AND' MANTRA
iVI MAKER, has Removed to No. 6„ Mich Roily,
when she will continue to wait on her friends and
patrons promptly and thankolly. Dec. 6.
FOR -SALE.•OR RENT.., H
TBE Monroeton' Hotel, for Sale or Rent, with most
of the Furniture and Bedding. Proposals will
•be received until the first day of March next on which
it will be-Let.or Bold to the highest' and.best bidder. ,
Powession..given on the 15th day March.
Monroeton, Jan. 27, 1850. J. J. . WARFORD. I
- FARM FOR SALE. •
r,p IHE Subscriber offers for sale a valuable . Farm,'
*hunted in Standing Stone tovaiship. Bradford
County, containing about one hundred and eighty
acres, about fifty, of which are Improved. The said .
hum is well situated for grazing or , tilling, is well
watered, and on a good road. Persons wishing to poi=
chase a fium are requested to call and examine for
themselita. It will, be sold low, and terms of payment
made easy., . , • LEWIS E. GIBBS. "
Standing St*, deb. 4,1p51.
TITHEAT, Oita, Rye and most hinds, or Produce
TV - taken, for which the higheit•priee will be paid
at - #4. PHINNEY'ri,
. _
RENIO'VED. • '
TAT A. OffAMBERLIN bis.timovedlile. Clock,
VV Wald' and Jeweriy qtrire to' B. Kingdom &
Co.'s Brick block, !where he keeps - on bend it very
extensive assortment of Clocks, • Watches, Jewelry,
Fancy Geode, to which hit hai just mile XAittge addi
tion. reeeived•by minis from NewrYork: ' na
ISIMEDIFSED 1E011631
•.
Dia aVaatta
RESPECTFULtY informs the public that he has
taken the large and cammodions house,formerly
known as the " Ward Horne," where he,la now ready
to accommodate those who may give him'a call. Be
is , determinet by *gamut attention to, the, rritfort of
bib guests;tied tii criterktglO their itipetitei'in i proper
Tanner, to merit_the patronage of the public..!
The house being one of largest dad most ein;iiitient
in Northern Pennsylvania with every'coliienience Of
tikabiing s ikc., attached, it is believed that entire! Satis
faction can be given. Towanda; Dec: 28, t 8.50.
A GENERAL ASSOETMENT
NEW AND SEASONADLE.QOODS,
JUST OPENING, and forae very,loar for Cub,
at : G. D. uenTLgrrg.
Towanda, December 10, 1850.
•
45. eaLuxicasalatr.
r HE largest and most complete assortment of school,
A blank and miscellaneous •BOOKS & STATION.
ER Y ever offered in Ibis market, and at very low prices,
now just opening at dlO O.D. DARTLETTIB.
dgency for Hook?, etc.
OD. BARTLETT will take (mien An_ any Book
. on sale in New York eitband 'apply i at short
notice. Int! on reasonable terms:, Dee. 26. 1850.,
. DISSOLUTION•i! '
IVOTICE is beveby. given ,tbst thevarinembip here'
IA tame existtng between tbe.suteribera bas been
divolived by mutual consent. The a sire.of said inn
will be arranged by O. Kingsbery., All pavans indebt
ed are requested to settle: their amounts by the first of
May next. _ ' hum* NifiGrIBERY,
. .
3. K. ‘BMITH ,
1 ' el. Pk KiNgSBERT.
Feb. 19,
. •
. . PARTICUI,AR: - . NdrIOE . •
j' AIR watnieg is bombs" given. tad my.books and
ativonitelave been placedirr the bands of Daniel
Vandernoek Esq., for immediate colleetiori, and those.
knowing themselves indebted will save costa by giving
the mutter immediate attention.- ; HIRAM-MIX.
Towandeaebruaty 18.1851. ,t• • •
30 DOZEN PROPMSkjust . received end for sale
• tty the - dozpo i" '• p ' • 2 MERCUR'S.,
.
XELMMIWIRAICIIVIIV-:11L11F-As
SMITH dr; SON have iemtiveil theirSadillidt
E
Harness Shop to the ,ho Ming nearly opposite
th 'Ward House, late the +' Nosh Pennsylvanian"
printing office—onln4in'strert. jars. I.
. , . . ,
1" 1G WT. LIGHT .4--17ametine. Owning Fl uid, I amp
Oil; Spann and 'Tallow Candles"; far sale in any
quantities-lo whit pneehasets at MERCURI.
~.Towanda. Feb. 9,1851:
- 9. II In KINNEY r
ATTORNEY L COUNSEL,OR AT LAW,
TOWANDA,. BRAD. CO., PA. '
O:tr• Officc, Nortli'lide . of the Public Square.
NEW FALL'GOODS.'
tiJST received at FOrEisfolistrock of NEW FALL
13001:18 comprising all: the net sfsdecin markets
which ore respectfully olieredit the lariat orices. ' A
call Is solicited furor all who wish to purchase Pea
ispOp • E. T. vox:
. .
A LL. Wool DeUm ind Maim ea
"..
Thibet &Rim 44,W=1 ptintiOce..adso Flereguier.
Swami floww.lently lAnd sod Are i fitst
rate
. "101. of Glileih 111, and &Mich Yougge”
at`.seta^ tore.
millaidelOMT*4
r*
otmcdo'r ittri u s i f
1144 1, 1 ,7=r , " 4 " 14 t P" * " I . nittodil
i iat'withootdiy
i nplusa_- ,a.2 I‘l4 1 ‘ 14 duly ootimmticated• for settlowegf c
AdmilaCteinktenh,
. ,
inflAr VRATOR'3 NOTICE -
A,LL'
::.EXA' • tt,) lOWITENS,-41e,411;.'" IV* Stinditig
PtaiitoirmilliP; ate' iI,X4W-Mbestid' toemake pay-
Saylng
58id estate will pleise iwelseat them dgli
**en; for i settlement.
" - ' t3TEVENS,_ Adptiidibjttt4ot ''
k)iftatidlnti Stone,'Dee; , l6 . thi . losot .! -
.- . ' 'MIN IMIATOWS ,NOTI ( g.l .-,, .
')/( . .ti... - " sliitle‘ititi -, th eiestatir' , 4l.l#l*Eit
i iiin
t.n.'.11. T.LATT defaiml.lltiorViutfill.Owo*iiN
ire her e - fr,i - Ostal.io ..c6ittre iispaciii irithi ashy..
,ind thipvinif criiiiitOiglinisCiiiid,istithio(lll4l,
priiietit . in if4Ysii}hitithiaiiet. fprimittlente!at
...- .2` ' ' o'''''.' - : -- A.llllC4kßl . lVAdatiits . ' -.! •
1 ';', C -- #l2,tiiii,4lrillel - „'1851?-...;'' :..-- .'- -t , .'1 : 1;
AH MIN IST R &TO WS -NOTIC H.
LL. tipersort* indebted* .to`-tbe ',veleta of 8 AS
•IV EX-BUCK,Aeoeased, Um. okWieleslni Io p"
are busily revolted to make pey_ment,withoutdeley,
Itott those Seeing claim seHOtetimill Ones
IpreeeitSteeidtily au thenticated erttleetent. 1 •
- L • • HARRISON BLACK, 1 • •
Illyalfteing,Frb. 3: 1851.• , , .• •• • AthoiMitreter.
• AUDITOR'.
uIN
AvG,*o appointed - en Auditor, hi the Court
111 of Fora me n Pies.; to &tribute the moneys relo
ad hy brherfif,:elde in the thee of E.llV.Thdrd %doter
I),,Stuidi: the undersigned .1011 meet the paniewileter
ustridat Ware in Towanda on Waineediry t tith fib
,day'of April. at one , o'clock. P.,llll,,,strethies
time and plate 'all pinenne , interested are required le
pressnt their claims; of be. debarred front cousins in.
upon aid - fund.l - 'O.H. P. KINNEY,
februmy , • , . Auditor.
:..... ~ AUDITOR 'S , NOTICE. - ' ' '
ATOTIC,Bis hereby givewthat,lliswebeeW appoloted
1 1 11. an Auditor by tbe Oryhan'a Court of Bradford
'Catinty. to distriboe the lauds In_ dm hanile 9( the ad
ministrator of ?gestri.• Mason, deeessedi end teat I
- will attend to e duties of n l 3' ePPointliOnt l it Y of.
Bee iti the borough of Towanda, on Thuradef.6 10111,,
' dsj of April:1;851, at 1'0'46)04 P.M.. at irbit time
awl place in persons interested are required ingsent
their claims, of be detainee from coming' in a said
fund. ' 1 O, II: P. ICINIf l,
,
' February 28. ~ , , , i Au ditor.
ADMINISTRATOR'S- NOTICE, ;.
ALL persists indebted to the estate - Of Daniel Doium
deceased. Isle of •the township of Witidham,
are hereby requested to mike payment without , delal.
and all pawns basing demands against said estate are
requested to them duly"authenticated for set
!UMW., . i .A..CHUBDUCK,
Orwell, February iv, 1851.
t IST OF JURORS. drown' for May I'. 'le
L commencing the sth day of May, 1831.
• • uaann ;vaults.
Albany—Jacob Hottenstine..,
Columbia—Nelsou Wolfe, James Wilsoa„ Peter S
•
Durell-r4licbard E Gilbert.
Litchfield--Silas Cartier, James Lareociu.
Monroe—James Ingham, J L Rockwell. • . ,
'Rome-1 W Woodburn. AAi Wattles, E,
E• •
Smithfield—John C Aldrich, George tit Peek. , •
Springfield—Bela K Adams, Chester Harkness,
• Hiram Spear, Constant WiUiamsr
Troy tp—Suiphen it Styles. -
Wells-h-Ransont Beckwith. • '
Wysinging—William Conover. • •
Warren—Bela Faircitilds.
vtivsnis goaclas—nner
Armenii—john Beelier.
Athens tp—John S Ovenshirer
- " , boro—A P Stevens.. * ,
Asylum—John 'M Quick. -
Burlington-Francis • Ingalls, .?redprick
PowleiBWain - . 4
Columbia-4Osiph Beeman.
Canton—Seneca_ Kendall, Silas Packard,. Aim eel
Owen. • • I • i
Orwell—Joel Johnson.
.Pike—Jesse Gregory.
Ridgberry—Smith B Brown, Horace ,Bmcbman,
Calvin T Covell. •
Roine=L 8 Maynard. -
South Creek—Timothy Brockway, Bamui4 resin
gall. . r"
Bbeibilittin-41eyen - Bidlaek, Wm.
' B Campbell, U.
E Horton. Gay ,
Smithfield—Crel Faintish. • ;
Springtield—Deonison Gates.
Standing Stone—Thomas Scoonoyer.
Towanda tp—Wm. Gregg, James Nestor Francis
Watts.
Towanda boroW K Walker.
Troy tp—Wilber Baker.
Ulster—Wm. McCarty, James Van Dyke.
Warren—SaMbel Drown.
ficcOarli
Athens tp—Cherles McDanie. Alhert Tater, John
Watkins, jr, John Wolcott.
Albany—Augustus Sterigeri.
Burlington—LAgney, Wm. Hall, Jeseph 'Hilton.
Canton—Robert Lilley, John Lilly, J W Van Dyke.
Columbia-t-Leinuel Mosher. '
FranklinSatittel, Miro,
Leroy--Samuel Bockakell.
Pike—Myron Stephens, Simeon Ti
Ronte—John Mist, Hezehiah Tots
Ridgherry—William Buck.,
Springfield—Bernard Newell, Na;]
'Smithfield—DOM Macon;Harvej
Moody. -
Sheshequih—charles.Horton.
Sianding H Van Nest.
Troy tri=Samael Allen, lI F Lob
" boro—Leander Hickock.
Towanda tp—liarvey. Kellogg.
" boro-t—H Shalt. Benj.
Ulster--Gny Tracy '
Wysoz—J M Coolbangh.
Warren—Chsrles James:
.
Tante *US:
Athens bcittods.Asa Dedustos. A
Gores ,
Athens tis—Psilet, Sable '
Albany-14s IVlatoheirs.'
Barlingtoi—Kneelt
Charles ElSoutong Callen F
Colambitt.. - Atyron Baliard, lasi
Durell—Wms Cole.
Franklin-5 0 Ridg*ay, Henry,.
Herrick—liit4slVoOd.
Monroe--Sleven Shiner.
Orwell-:Rich F&LIotL
Pike-41alloeryiett. ,
Spriaghili--Hdrty - Aelay. '
South Critelt-4very
Bmithfiedid—J! 14 Gerould, mama
Towanda horo:=0 D Bartlett.. re'
Troy tp—brvill Johnson, Ebene
tilster=Thornas seolt4
Aytts.
Windham-0 S earner, John
Wilmot--Ichabod Carson.
_Wtirren-441exander Dewing, Ja,
:Wyalasittg—T. M Hewitt.
Wysoz—Win D Strope.
2000 rru.24 sca2,F.
QI-IiNGLES, and nom& vri
1.) highest !ties will be paid-in
-r i NE care epying style tralleaki
.W.mal Palo leaf Het, at "
11DILASTING PO 'intElt.-4
de?, by ' ' (18 MON
.MILANNEL for: Ladies• Sseki
..josvreaeived and for -age - by^
Der.46,11350.-:_ ' O.
ECM
00.441seltaisOulitiploti itednoef, s
14141 imairielLiniPto_now
.4ffRIIMIIO%
mattivizooKlnutznii Thsersand
'4l.4loittit wilt 6b paid
ark.'
-•••-
Ateniiii*Trosomil'ob.-% 18494 • ;At T4. ls
Doe from Worrirgir. et id. , .30-t9O
Due on dutriterfiii:lB49; 280 .
'lreed - or 11:ksodoliciOglie.hte toilworn( 7 `40 , -.88
Atnoout orohndkate „.1 ‘11 . 71
RerOlooo for Haase for ' „- -,•••
.-Orders iseitA t0.085k • • • 969"60
• "1111311145
• - ' ' 1171 9 nutiTv gal •
Work - dOne.on stre
s ets4od rids 64
Eryetisor:or Donnish Dbielsois;;; . -*/ 50 -
Pnotiog ainnial - repitt; dLe. ••- 4'-00
ksaticatee*.- ;,511,711
Clerk's
salary.„ , 26,.00
'Elervintnotiee of - fipl4 . ' 8 3 06
BOA* and - • ' ' I: 00
Ordencrettimed , stresnadlsd; = • t :1138 , 18
Exoneratioas, to Ww..Driggo oo dup. Car 3,444 . 14. 1t14911.
-. •. • ' • 'Skit Of:
Doe from Woodnaff;onludet, - • '
FOOS Brims, «)Ileet. for: 191
Doe on di3plicete kte too., 33618% , ,•••
Amount 9 '28483 3$
• -
. ,
- . sonopor,ouni"s.
Oars outstsnairig FebL, 2, 11150,
" /Slued in 1850.. '
Returnarssir eastoalla rib. 27, IBA
'Uois*din P0b..27;
t roue,
Balance in treuury►, 1850,
Reel rif D ! Vond k, ad. for 1849:
&Geiger, coiledor for 1548'.. ." 195
"W. A. Cbarnberiin j cot. for 11151 X 291 - 00
A.:D'OmdilToueltiate Treanor. 7.0*
I. Ralson seppoet of Nestor. transient pauper. $ lO.OO
Funeral expenses of same,, • ~,,, . 750
J. Ifetnaly, support of Gee. :Snowden, pauper.. 4
.00
Funeral expenses of um*. - ' • 2 . 5
Henry Butler for keeping pauper, , --•-, • ' '6 88
T.o"Dal.kseping Ure..rolay dy-blis./11'Adasos.40 30
Was. Werner, keeping _ l • do. do. 99-00
Relief of .folut Robinson, tr ansient pauper,. ' 563
F.. Whaling; support of iransieat pauper. 17 00
Stage fare of transient pauper. . 1-00
Funeral expenses of - Wm. Conley, trans-paup. 400
do. Little, , , " 5 ST
. ~
Temporary relict of blind pioper, - 400
0: K. Ladd, Physician, • ' ' ' 15:37
Relief of Mrs: Dennis. transient pauper, ' , 6 - 00
T. O'Day, support of Mary Brown, - do. 625
Mts. Warner, ` ,l ' Catharine Dagen,
,_ do. 287
Wm. Mix, temporary relief for di. too
• do . Pom master foe 1850, 10 OD
0. D. Bartlett, • do._ , _.6„ 30
Exonerations to V..A.Chamberlin, col. for 1850;11 2,6
Amount in Treasury, - 0112 g 9
Duo from Athol., township. • • *6 56
i i..
" J. E.A.feiger,* 'olltsuor, IB4k . . R : .99
/1 D. Vanderm , Collector, 1849. 39 16,
• a Mr. A..Clusm ,rlin,collidtor, 1850, 211='08
We, the undersigned, Burgess And, Town Conseil of
the Borough Of Towanda, do hereby certify the above
to be a true and correct statement of the Beeeipni ind
Expenditures ot. said Bonmitt, front the Stief Fawns.
1 79 1860r-tro 1402114 day of January, 1851.
WILLIAM ELWELL, Bargees%
-,Town Council
lon* •liiintittitri v :1 C.M.
M.D.• Miner/it,
Aitlat—OAN. &arr. Clerk. •
INPORTERS' AND' JOBBERS,'
Ltbeitty - fitreetatew *ark:
.• illetweetrßroadvray an Nab= 1 -
ARE.now teeeirrings rich ind beautifulasEntineet
of Fancy Silkorrid Millinery Goods, to whichwe
would particolarly invite the attention of , all Cult
Purchasers, Iced will Make it in Oblect for thenlei to
give us a call, as. We are determined to Will - our asset
for Cub. lower than ever tiltrotor:diked hrthis_merket.
Milliners can supply themselves with 'every article
in their liha, it about the cost or liimottatfori or Auc
tion prices: Many of out goods ate manufactured
expressly'fortauf own gals, and canna' be surpassed
for beauty or low. prices.
Rich Mined Cep Ribbons, o large variety.
Silks and Satins for Bonnets.
Crapes; Crape Lisses.Peritions and Illusion Laces.
Trimmings for Hite, Capwand Dresses,
Jenny Lind Ceps, and Party Opera Head Dresses.
Embroidered Copes, Collars, Cuffs, and Chemisetts.
Embroidered Edgings & Insertmgs, Swills do Muslin. ,
Thread, Brussels, Valenciene, Silk and Lisle Thread
Laces.
Embroidered, Revoke end Plain Csmbrie
Cloves — and Mitts, Kid, Silk, Lisle Thtead end
Sewing Silk. - -\
Sc arfa,.Cravats and Them Mira. '
Swiss, Jaconett, Book Muslins, and Ilishop_Lewns. -
Embroidered Damask and. Plain Canton Crepe
Shawls.
A full assortment of Straw Goods. ,
-French and American AttOcial FloWers.
With a large.vatietv not Mentioned above. '
All wishing to avoid paying long pricer will mike
money by calling and satiefying themselves.
January. 1851.
aylor.
..send4
an Potter,
Mufti; Ulysses
GRE AT ACCIDENT
As befallen tilt nietthinlailh consequence of the
H
subscribers basing, revived No. 3, BRICK ROW
nearly opposite . MercUri. with d large and general a.-
solteant of PALL & WIlliT F R GOODS, especially
adapted to the,toten anti enbntry trade, consisting of
Dry (look, Groceries Crud:cry, Glass
, ware: Paints. ) -011s J)yes , idxtikr,
• . Boots 4. Shoes: Liquor,
homisi
UM
lirgesciti, Alfred
I
- ,
AU Of which. the sub:miler flatters himself, that from
atlexperienev of drieen year* in the business be can.
end *AI eeb as cheep de any other establishment ill.
Towanda. Ladies and gentlemen are most respect,
fitly inaited to call and examine my stock.
07 Most kinds of Country Produce takes►
change for goods, and CASH paid for Lumber.
JANIES B. PHINNET.
Towanda, Hetober 12, 1950.
ritatio
chnls.
Nash.
GNI
'fir ARRIVAL OF FASAIONABLE JEWELRY!
WARNER has just received from , the city a
11.'tar¢e tind-splndidassottment of WATCHES,
JEWELRY, Sri., of the those faglinnable styleti, to
which the attntion of ladies and gentlemen is invited.
and which will besold at prices to defy competition. A
fargO t4ssortmeni of Clocks and Panty Gonda of the
lowest rate Oetoher 10, 1850.
1 Niles.
civil Powel
er Pomeroy.
atner,
CENTRAL STORE .!
es TibbNatte, jr.
AT , N. BETTM has lust received a fresh end Gene=
s rat stock of Fall and Winter Goods. whielt ha
Wren to lb° public at low prizes. as .4cap as As elkiap
cal, for rash orvnost kin& of proluro. -
' In* his stocTr will' be fiend a good assortment of
Ladies' Dress Condi and Trimmings, snitable foi the
season, nisei a splendid araortment of Shmila; linen
and cotton Taws, French mirk collars and cuffs.
.tadiest Gentlemen's, Boy's and Children's Book &
sattoilt. atreat variety.
fEt on uknii aad
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