Another llLeman by
rtrriafailig 1111111LVIN.
1 11 "; 40 wnge tithe grine. ; iod "gowethat
T /w ily and friendshadiresteillinissitgr, *i t e.
. 1,111 / ti : t d
*heti In tbitfilteatio‘hamog rsiD.
of Schenelee Pelmaele **tip, shi
ned b 1 lbe use
o with graters! emortkin iti rDn'Hothenclk
,in 10 I - beve imbed Oesic' s tbi-ine
if s,
g o ti (IA I **(faded a wieistit $44446143
o f which I had ehills.'altemitettaiih
ear w
andht breast mud shoukki lslade. with
bu r cough. o expectoration. I kept getting
' wail I took my bad, and bid 114,-'itttendailee of
lic": 1 , p hysician. II eras °Werth, bretahnottbur
e w, sod at the expiration of that , w as ?o h m !
low t he &gab took hold of *left afid Moods,
l of rem i ns pays kian atendeoed •ihe and gave me
,mdse with the hasty. consumption, My Appetite
l i l y bowels eery Irregular. *vetoed eight.
;t h pain in my breast and 0°11)&4 Mtynded with
jag cough, which was very fight ; my dish
dln dy all gone, arid *ea so Weak that I could
ire ely raise my bead from the pillow, and was truly
„ mew o r pity to behold. My (tirade had been sent
no m e die, and my sick bed was surrounded by
1 0 a m sympithirmg neighbors, who bad come to
j o ie my departure from this world.
Wheb all rays of hope had fled of my recovery. a
Slwr, Mr. David Conrad, proposed to trY Schenck 's
Mimic Syrup, with a view of loosening my tough
olivine me of the tough phlegm. and as a means
Jading temporary relief, remarking at . the time,
ibis I was too Worm for the Syrup to be of any
enroorntbenefit.” My wife, anxious for the relief
t oy intense safferinga, procured some of the Pub.
e Syrup. I found it afforded me relief, Ind too
rued taint it. I could feel its healing Manna
pee my lunge.
I continue to improve undsf its use, and my friends
rye much gratified to witness my unexpected ins
ivemcnt ; many of my neighbon came to look at me
one raised from the dead.
My cough sow became loose, and I felt something
At, , w en bad the pain in my bream!, and I die.
weed large quantities of yellow comer. I have for
As discharged sod raised a spit box full of manor
sty day, with bard lump like grains of something.
t ! b o wels now became 'littler and natural, and my
elite was so fir r improved, that I could scarcely re
m from eating too much. My strength improved,
td I regained my flesh.
I continued to improve in every respect soon after I
trammed using the Syrup, and the improvement
minced until I was restored to my health. I have
cod ththugh the inclement weather of the latter
,of winter and the spring, and feel as well now as
re I felt in my life, sod I em this day a living testi.
of the great efficacy of Schencies Pulmonie
sup in curing pulmonary diseases.
Lea this statement be thought too highly cohered by
we people. I subjoin cenfileates of e number of the
Ashitnnts of 'Newly, who saviour at different time
triog my diume, sod never cepa- led to see me tutor
do append the certificate of the brothers of
(your Lodge. No. 270,1. 0. of 0. V., who madly
* b e d o ver me, and fully believed they would eon-
Amy remains to the tomb ; but, thinks to Dr.
cock (or his invaluable Polmonic Syrup.' my fife
I been spared, and I am permitted to makethe fore
tog eminent for the benefit of suffering mankind.
I resicelt Teeony, , and am well known by moot of
Tapia Then, and will be gratified to have. any
sou cancan me and learn more partici:dare of the
locicf this medicine. JOHN C. GREEN.
uneftth, 1851. •
arabseribers. members of the Mystic Lodge, No.
,1.0.0 f 0. F. of Hoirnesborg. Ps. do hereby ear.
dm we know John C. Green. (and is • member
standing in No. 270 I. 0. of O. F.) who was
,oarly ill With a low Point 'nor y Consumption,
Irma r, su that they Ore him Pp .o die ; that he
sr folly tutored to perfect health, and they believe
omsery was produced by Schenck's Pulmonie
PO believe his tertifteate is correct in every par ,
• HENRY NEFF, P. G.
ALFRED ROBINSON , P. G.
'ABRAHAM ARTHUR, P. G.
J. IL OSMAN. N. G.
JACOB WATERMAN, JR.
JAMES C. CALVER.
JOSHUA PHINEMORE.
oltoeslang, Philadelphia Co., InnetS, 1.461.
re underoigned, residents of Tecony. eight miles
re Pbilerielphis, being well acquainted with John
itten. sod .he circumstances attending his CM.
impelled bye deep sense of imperative duty, to
(universally known to the public his entire rame
kin the very last stages of Pulmonary Consump•
8o entirely helpless was his Condition, having
; bat a brief period- since in that rapi4 sinkm4
narrate state, as tp needy preclude, in the opin
' his phydeions and friends. who watebed by his
1,111 hopes of even a temporary recovery and
ion to his present mbust health. Thus the care
;of your invaluable Specific. the Pulmonic 8y r.
tail our belief, under the circum4ances of his
os prostrate, not to ny dying condition, one of
3gt staniipj MAL/ that the whole annals of medir
till-LI mien can irodueil h deserves to be int:
ally warded to your credit, and secure to you,
-rt discoverer of thio hitherto remediless die.
eluting monument and a world-wide reputation
Wing an, that no time may either diminish or
. Hiving witnessed Mr. Green's distressing
kin and sufferings from a &manned cough, sus
. to the other symptoms consequent upon, or
to the ho stages of a pulmonary disease ;
morecon. ft bring so generally believed by his on.
trinutithat no human power could relieve, or
set his life, conch less restore him hack ' spin to
r heshb, we feel it thus our duty to give our
stifled ragdmony of Mr. Green's perfect recovery.
, v of the egelosive use of your wonderful Syr
sod we sitoold indeed rejoice if we could be made
•'' .fe instruments of relief and cure to others who
biota:manta as to be similarly Alm&
David Cogrid, Jess Duffield.
C. /Docile, A. Heath,
iamb Hesd,Jr., Jesus Watson.
Laken, ' Robert
whew Taw, James Toebeft.
Oka likameabarY. Allen Yeadegrilk.
by Dr. Schenck, end sold, whole
' retail. by his sole streets, Jahn Gilbert tfr
rife Druggists, 177 North Third-sitrret, Phil's.
dt Bag! Barclay street, N. Y. Redding & Co.
%test Boston ; H. Blikeley. corner Thlid and
meets. 81. Louis; and by principal Druggist s '•ot th e United Kates. And by the 6:Moiling
End ford County :
C• Prater, Towanda ; D. Bailey & eon. Leßaro
T. Humphrey, Orwell ; Maynard & Woodbnra
; 1 . I. Worried, Monroe ; D. D. Parkhurst..
1 C. E. Rsthbone. Canton; King &.. VtalhuHl
Perkins. Athens.
1 kaerseddressraj to DR. J. if. P BCREDiuf"
RI
to
Gillian Co., Whole sou Ditlifiiate,
bir d street, Philadelphia.
P ARTICULAR . • NOTICE.
Petluns il atialt unsettled accounts wi th th e
nth reribers, are requested to CO immediately. A
irnulee them either bjnoic or paytiicat. A ttd
thrt are over dile. tube paid. 9
Tarok April tl, •
H. K.&
,T C E—It hero, then to all persona iadebt
tu HoRATio inAcK, (late Register and
Ider ) Bradford County, that their *manta
be reified immediately, or they will
'4ll io the heads of an Attorney for
leek of May Court will' i beibe limit of fon.
110 RATIO SLAM
MIMI
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
aersons indebted to the estate of WILUAId
.44 , (3 °C1. late of Litthfield _township dee%
notified to make payment whbootdre
ti 'd all persosui having demand. against said
to di present them properly attested for settle'
JAMES LUREOCK:
SAMUEL DAVIDSON.
1 / 6 eld, April 17,1852 eileellwri'
tit =our Stay & Strain
A u * (3/17R8 and CORN 8 11ELLER4 will be
'RI low for Cash or approved credit at
TOMIONB' FOUNDRY. •
'rah, April 17, 1115 .
-
Treasurer's. Salt - of Vomited -Lath
114 . BRADFORD - cowry •
TN punnivie.of the pro:piston, cif sitAiii or the
General AsStatbil. passidtbillthliroritarch
Ind otber Atts of Assembly:Neill elpoied
to public sale at the Commissioners Mr" in the
ihrionah of Towandaom the ad Monday of Juan
1803. the ; trams of Laud described in the following
list. anima Metals' due on"..thern . plaid; before
• r
that time. ' ' '
Sir
to e t
A N o I Nr o m m rws
:mane.
400 Joseph Anderson,
107 lobo Barron, jr.
..711.pt..11 0 wederick Castatur.'
98 pi - Noses Busb.
400 Peter Benson.
418,. Andrew Backbit,.
in Pi *darn Ws9nner.
ataaajr ens Wrealnon.
7107 Joseph Thompson.
Amos Aso amuse.-
SOO ' Philip Brown.
__. Amur.
181 pt Christopher Avery,
80 pt Hannah Hubbard.
818 pt Barret Joel,
$0 pt Hannah Hibbard.
5 pi Hibbard William.
100 pt Thomas Jackson.
100 pt Wl6am Jackson.
100 pi Thomas Edwards.
damns ins Rossi&
41171 John Kidd.
ava
1 800 Charles Ce
&
rro!.
550 same.
191 pt James Wilson.
129 pt Hoghs & Fisher,
/MINI AID 111114fillai2.
pt James Wilson,
310 pt ' same.
63 pt same,
68 pt same, •
counters awl searsatirma.
170 pt Myers Fisher. '
36 pr same Columbia,
pt same do,
•
239 pt same dc.,
108 pt Myers Fisher, Springfield, 1 27
earn,.
4101 Casper Starner Jr. 063
4051 John Morgan, Canton & Lerey,B 51
302 pt lamest". Barker, 4 $4
$ll pt John Vaughn, 424
31 pt same,
SVILITOTOII.
U pt Charles Carrot.
195 pt same,
106 pt same,
rasa:wt.
Andrew Hardy, 24 00
Samuel Haga. 24 00
PIIMO 4 II Hardy, 34 00
Samuel Siddons, 24 00
Samuel Temple, 24 00
1. Samuel Betz. 2O 80
I Joseph Bete, 20'60
I lames Bet; 20 60
I John Betz. 20 60
Henry Dyson. " 24 00
5 Samuel Cooly, 22 if
Peter Edge, $0 60
0 Samuel Edge, 21 00 .
3 Samuel Prim 30 60
/0 Simon Hardy. • 24 00
/5 George Moore, 21 47
DO Joseph Seely; 24 00
DO Henry /lady. 14 00
00 _ Peter Temple. - 24 00
00 George Temple,. • 04 00
IGO James Hardx, 24 00
100 Nathan Hardy, 34 00
100 Joseph Siddons, -24 00
43 George Edge, SO 10
400 Paul Manly. 114 60
400 James Siddons, -24 00
400 Stephen Hollingsworth, 24 00
400 Peter diddons. 24 00
400 George Castator, " 24 00
400' Joshua Cooly, 24 00
400 Henry Hardy, 24 00
285 Deborah Stuart, . 15 88
400 Peter Seely. 24 00
300 -• Samuel Nichols. 16 00
437 Wm. Gray. Friuldhs & Monroe 28 16
RAZ
686 - limes Wilson.
104- pt do,
148 pt do
202 4 of Frederick fiestas
200 of Henry Beek
!MN BOIL
4574 Ephraim McAdams.
4344 Thomas Hamilton.
400 Robert Hampton,
400 Samuel North,
440 Peter Shins,
400 eamusi Anderson,
-400 Harmon Curator.
4eo Jonathan North.
400 Peter surth.
400 Frederick Shots,
272 Mary Ellis,
400 George Shots,
390 Ann Harris,
230 Mari i Willis.
400 Josepo Castor.
393 John MoOke.
260 Hannah Woodruff,
400 Peter Hampton,
400 James North,
29 pt Sarah' Lebo,
419 Isiute Manor,
11111101111 M.
1510 400 ' • Charles Carrot,
1507 250 . same, , .l
1115 „JO pt same.'
ROI&
111 176 pt James Pape.
1613
1490
1533
1079
1531
1533
1531
1531
lid
960
96$
976
949
41100
4001
144
1493
1486
1453
1470
1470
=
surtanne.
14U 109 p 1 Cbades earfol.
1491 490 same.
1491 164 p 1 same,
SOII7TS COS'S.
5691 964 Jobasoo do Mithia,
51199 'llB pt same.
; TVICAIIOII4. ,
• . Prieto George, •
• 117 Peter Henry.
swot Ass avamarsoir.
1474 49 pt James Wilms,
1474• 147 pt game,
RH 100 pt same Tray,
yeses
- 111 194 pi 'James Pope.
brie:.
ALBO—At the same dine and place will be ex
posed to sale the killowieg Real Estate, is pursu
ance of the fortperat section of an Act , or. nitnd
Assembly. Passed :the 9th day. of .Aprß A.. ,D.
M=EHI
41111011/14.
11148 Benjamin Coolbuughj 200
1549
Isso " 48 200
" Bab= Rockwell, 100
aulairr.
Leis him Baits. in
Abnim Miller. 711
11111insi
K.•
es
tee
I!A' -
•iM
Is4s ibilataillia.•
• Thomas Whaling.
" Chester Bider,
• ZitokOrid
‘*Beth Pilger&
•Moab Mace
ISO . —do ,
AKUlltlaSi
IR4 . Charles Green
" L. McKee
111M1112.
IMO William Brea!
William W'
hinds Plan
" John %Waft
• macasissa.
Hite Bevy Casper = lie
- °awns. =
ma Elias & Dan') Dimmock
lOU
1850
1650
11713
ED
191
SU 00
I'4o
• 40
- 45
114 00
113 07
10 00
wa
EMI
23 20
Gil
- 11110
10 03
3 10
13 $3
11 30
33
0 00
• 09
•011
MOO
GI
E!
Erin
lON
Maa
4 II 30
10 14
in
573
0
1 02
II $1
1 23
1u
1860
3 ST
IS
1 SS
304
1111
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
DR. C. PORTER hes just added te e s ,
his erwort.
went a large mock of Froth Urges, Medicines.
Chemicals, Oils, Paints, Onweries end Liquors which
are now offered to the public et low rates.
Hie mock of FANCY GOODS & PERFUMERY
is the tarps' and mat complete ever offered in this
market.
Also a choice assortment of pure WIRER &
'QUORri, suitable far medical porpoise.
A large variety of Complus*, Phospene, Fluid,Lard
and Oil LAMPS, containing many new and beautiful
Being agent for all the best Patent Metficistsof the
day, purchasers may depend upon procuring a genuine
article In all came.
All the &upend Medicines kept at his •establiejr
meets rosy be relied upon 811 genuine and of the best
quality. having been carefully selected with s mew to
their aseforoess.
cr, South ,atore of the Ward Rouse. and Nat, Brick
Row. - Towanda, March Mk 1852.
1u
410
3 10
1111 i.
MOTIOE is hte'Z'Ven t OO hat a special court of
IN common pleas will be held in and for the coun
ty of Bradford, at Towanda. commencing on Mon
day the 17th day of May next. at one, o'clock. P.M.,
and to continue during the week, (if necessary) at
which time the Hon. R. CI. WHITE will preside,
for the trial of the following causes, to wit:
. Pendleton. Riley & Co. vs. Henry W. Tracy.
Henry W. Tracy vs. Ethel Taylor. '
David L. Scott vs. W. B. Clymer, et al.
'Thomas Elliott vs. Israel Smith..
Welch, Lnngnecker & Co. vs. John Wood, et al.
Stephen Powell vs. Henry'W. Tracy. garnishee.
Earl Nichols vs. W. Coryell, et al.
John Beidleman vs. Nebediah Smith.
L* R . Meoearge vs. E. Dunham, et al.
Subpoenas for special court as above, returnable
Monday, May 0.1055, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
April 1. ALLEN MeKEAN.Pnit.
42 35
5 12
a 75
TAKE NOTICE, that i base applini to the Hon.
the Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of brad.
frmi c 'County, for the benefit of the Inanivent leer of
this COMMt.ElWellth, and they base appointed Monday
the Istday of may Court next, for the hearing of me
andmy creditors, at the Court House, in the borough of
Toast da. at - which time and place you may attend, if
you think proper.
Mardi 57: -1832.
O 3
210
71.82ZIERISTON 1- 1 1011%11,
Cotner of Front and Walnut *Mt,
11 1 roprietor.
Cimmbennea ao4 others inviting Columbia. are
requested to pay the Washington Hotel avisitothere
they may be assured no exertions will be Oared
for their gratification. March I*. ISM
s ' WE STOP THE- PRESS," -
rro announee the arrival of a new. and splendid
assortment of
Spits/ iuld Summer Om*
from New York & Philadelphia. They were bought
for cash at unusually low vices. and will , be sold
10 per cent. cheaper foreash. Mau at any whet es•
tablishment in this place or the.county.
Apl 10 Burma KINGSNERY.
II 60
0 le
$ 66
TUDEIS GOODS —itt from India silks. to
J.; , emit Calicos. Also the latest style of Dress
Tri o'atinirs. at apl!O B. I[INtiSBRRY'B.
EMI
I 10
• 45
i Of
FORE looking elsewhere. it would be well for
LP Ladies to look at the Sprint Bonnets. Artificial
Pie re and Ribbons, which are wild an very cheap.
A l ril9 B. KINGSBERt.
117 •7
• 611
HATS,' BOOTS. 4 SHOES—s large ay.
,„ simmeat,aold. vary cheap-for cash. by
April 9 ' • B. Ktrcasagay.
13u
1$ 60
rIIROCIEBRY & HARDWARE.-4 large suort•
ki meat, cheap, by B. KINGSBERY:
.1 01
$l.
2'lo
GROCERIES.—The quality and prices M Teas.
.131111 gars *and: Cop% always, spank Gar theta.
seie. at solo' H. KINGIstiERY'S:
FM
I%A ACICEREL-410 bait barreli:. and IS quarter
barrels. at _ 8. KINOaBERY'B.
QUITITALS CODFISH--Tbof are worth
WlOOking at; It sot baying. for satti-by
' April 10: 11. smoffelay.
VIEW fORIE!--.10 bills. Prime, for *bleb "Nib
JAI- price 'mai paidand for Thirsts
I
high price will
be asked. by apito • 11. iLINGIMRY.
BO
1111 5 0
TO
• 1 Ti
TO
~A CHANCE FOR. OAROAINS I
at-sabseriberliaAni coneluded to close up his
T
bosiness.'offers for seethe hilince aids stock
of Goods it GEIeATLY REDUCED PRICES, for
ca h.' Palos: iiiittinig mural] themselves of this
opportneity" tor getting Goods cheap. unltind it to
their advantage to call soon. Aad he would also
.reqUest all - who have stemmas on his books to doss
the same iniasedisMy.eltber by payment otitrillts.
April 1.11152., L. T. FOi.
E
1 9$
1-01
lin
IMI
Iti
FOR SALE OR- TO RENT..
9.
.s.„ . "A SMALL - PARK ofabotsitty acres.
in Barth:moo townsfiii. aboutfour miles
froat Towanda. with thirty acres improv
:."-- - 041nd a framed house and batn erected
li ereon.. - For farther particulars enquire of Rev.
Jeremiah Ahem or Michael Sonia. Towanda i or
by letter post paid- to -DENNIS.KeIIIABON..Ls•
,ports, Sullivan county. Pa. April 1.1855.
OS
II
111
I GS
- ',NI
iI 51
1 30
1 11
1N
0
tcH wikons, slow Silk, Lein eisa Ostia fit
•LV rara
s»
3ADO& Tama% Lesborn i Pala Lief sad Cards
M Straw Rats at IVO ror..
~
3 111
9 ILI. -,
eam, Wiest; ,
hagbaus Stool
00.- - 411 111
Orlitliilf 1 oti
- won.
Ezra Cbindler
Daeiel Hill -
nuarnii• imam-
Hotta:W.llBpr al is. -.i:"71
• tagrunna.
William Roe
WM, J. Rase
elecirge Cook
Joeo o.4ltente
Cleo. Caentapas
Tbo s seoirhook.
Joho.o.lkerna
vosearrins.
Oeu. Tanner
- Michael" Bogart
Oeo. Maack!
' TOII/63115A
Egben Sh:kist
TIM Tt.
(lima Williams
William Greens
Jaws Galley
WTIOS.
B.ib I'. Bantam
Barry Parka
John do Beanie Whits 70
Jas. L. Online 70
William Vaught 40
Ira Own
Jabs Owsas' est. 10
113111111.
Jacob Coma
Atpraa Mater
(fee. H. Shepard,
wyssumse.
Luther L. Stewart
Sam i l Fish
VAS'S..
Caleb Carmale 1211
Hem Blanchard 125
Stephen Sherwood 100
James Sherwood 110
_
writ: max.
James Mare lug 25
BENJAMIN WILCOX. Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office, Toiranda. April 11, 1852.
leo Creditors.
CZ=
EIT *turf irrits.ot.Vell4 ,B4 o omee ' isgo ed
1) - etit of** CkniriorCnatuidit'iletakelf &said
County, and to dm dirtcted Will bo42o ol ed to Pub"
lielale,mit the Court Holm in.the born. of Timande
on 'Monday. the St day of MAY., at sue o'cloch4 ) .
M.-the-following lot piece orparcel . of, land situate
infirm: l i village. bounded and desenbed: is 2d10e41
towit ,oss thasiortb by tia.seiroad tenting- (roil
Rome village- to thittowitjtmd, ,so called; gaol tt7
lands of J. Holcomb'; south' and west byjands or
JolurPassmorez Containing 7400 feet of ground.
be the same more or less; an improvekonkframed
house ootguise anishedoliereon :erected:.. .,
Seized and takert-ht eseriallen
T.Allmidt stc._Chirles • c r.-,
ALSO—The following piece • or: jaw; ;or „lalya
.sintwed in Sheshegaist township. :bounded as„ fol
lows soa the booth by._ lands of .Williast Hortitu_i'
ea dui west by-lands beketgiag to.. Charles
Norton ;on the south by hind of Wiliam B. Hot-.
ton, cornering on Jeremiah Kilmer; on the east by,
Ltpdi otAndrgur, Webb. Vimtainhigabout wee
mare Ortega, about 20 antes imptuved.
Seized and taken in vacation at the suit of An
drew Webb now to the use of David Cash vs. WU-,
liens Hatton jr. •
ALSO—The following piece pareel of l a nd
shunted in Sandillitld tp. sounded and described SIP
fellows oa she north by lands of Elijah Tracy
west by Mods of.H. Carlisle and Henry Quiek,t
south by. lands of Ebenezer Keeler; east by !auditor
William Rolfe. Containing about 60 acre; about
MI sexes improved, one name hawse, and one log
ban, and as apple orchard thereon.
Poised and tam ta cantina at the mad Oar.
don - Wilsotto the use of Dotoilla Ford vs. Timothy
Rolfe. - •
ALSO—The following piece or
_parcel of land
situated in Troy bo, bounded es (allows ton the
nonh by lands of O. P. Ballard ;on the east by
lands of V. H. Long ; on the south by main at. ; and
on the west by 0. P. Ballard. Containing 40 feet
Lent and $8 het back. All improved. with a lug
brick building thereon, occupied as games. shop &n.
Seized and taken in execution at the saitofJam'a
Voorhis es. Sydney Hayden.
ALS. I—The following described piece at parcel
of land situated in Towaida Wrongly bounded as
follows : on the north by !Janda belonging to 0. L.
Ward; on the east by lands belonging to J. C. Ad.
sots. Wm. Elwell, Sydney Hayden and lands of La
ti. Stephens; on the south by the public swims ;
on the west by main street. Containing about on.
half acre be the same more or less. all improved.
with:a block of framed buildings, twOrtories high.
extending about 120 feet on the public 'gnu*. and
about 50 feet on main street ; occupied as a Owe
shop, dwelling houses. lawyer and justices *Wes.
and a billiard room. Also one other building, one
sod a bar story high, about iB.by SO feet on the
ground, occupied sea shoe shop lOne other build
ing two stories high, including the beeement. about
the same size on the (rein& occupied as a. harness
shop, and one frame barn and shed thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Pol.
ler. Waller & Co., and W. H. Stare& Fellows, and
Mills & Thompson, and Protbingham & Beckwith
vs. Hiram Mix.
t'•••• ,
"11)
I&
_ 21
25
' 40
100 • / 41
lib . 146
100 166
.193 saw soil II 44
$O.. 1 - 32
..511-
/e 2 saw' mill-11U
4$
109
$OO
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a
um
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4-,
bone.
110
II 27
1 13
is
II 21
$ •I
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as
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9 00
I $7
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II ri
1 80
1 GO
70
ALSO—The fullowing lot piece or parcel of lend
situated in Rome township. bounded and deseribrd
as follows to wit: (the undlirided half] on theworth
by lands or Silas Gore. on the net brlands or Silas
Gore, on the south by lands of Raderiek Morley. on
the west by lands of Gen. Horton and-William
ott. COntainina ninety ars awns nom or less,
about aby acres improved. one tram A house, one
framed barn and a small orchard theteron.
Sezedaad taken in execution at the snit: f D. Li
nea vs F. M. Lent.
ALS l —The following lot piece or parcel of land
situated in South Creek township, bounded as fol
lows : north by !midis of William Butte. east by
lands of David Hildreth and Ralph Crane, south by
William Decker, and west by lands in possession of
James Dewey. Containing one hundred and twenty
roar acres. about thirtptive acres improved, with
one log house, log barn and two apple orchards
thereon.
ALSO—One other tract of land situated in South
Creek township, and bounded north by lands of wi
dow Aber, east by lands of Jams. Dewey. south by
William Decker, and west bylands of Philo Passett.
Containing seventy-one acres. with about twenty
live acres improved.
Seized and taken in evocation at the suit of Darius
Bullock and James H. Webb. administrators of the
estate ofJohn L. Webb den% to the, us et of E. it
BeCkwith vs. James Dewey.
ALSO—The following lot piece or pareet of hind
situated in the Bomugh of Athens, Bradford Coon.
ty, bounded and described as follows to wit ; oa the
north by the public highway. on the east by main-
street-leading from Athens ho. to Milltown. on the
south by, lands late the property of E. Herrick. ,on
the west by a lot in the possession of H.P. M'George.
Containing one acre or thereabouts. with one (tam.
ed house and one framed barn thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Fran
ck; Tyler es, Geo. Ffikcher and Nathaniel Flower.
ALSO—The following lot piece or parcel of land
situated in Wysox township, hounded and dese.rib•
ed as, follows to wit Oa the north bvjapdx4re.n•-
• tams ; in utast; void
baugh, on the south by lands of John Owens, on the
west by lands of John Bartlett. containing filly
acres. be the same more or less ; abqut eight acres
improved. •
Seized and taken in execution at the snit of Pat
rick Bildot vs. Wlllis t Cart. •
ISAAC CASTER.
ALSO—The following lot piece or parcel of land
situated in Uhtei towbship, bounded and described
as follows to wit : on the south by lands of C. W.
Holcomb, on the east by lands af Hiram Heath. on
the south by the road leading from Ulster to Smith-
Bold, on the west by lands of Oyrel Sweet. Con
taining about one half acre, one framed bons,: a
wood Muse atiached and small' and!, orchard
thereon.
Seized and taken in audition hi the salt of [llya.
ses Memo's nue, vs. Hari Pilo.
ALSO—The following lot place Cr farcel of laud
situated in Burlington township. bounded and des
cribed as follows to wit : _on the north by the' Car
roll lands, on the east by lands of Addison Witeari,
on the south.aud west by toad" of-Jeremiah Love.
land. Containing one and a halt acres, all improv
ed, with one frame house, frame barn and saw mill
thereon. • --
• SePied and taken in emotion at the mitt of L. S.
Ellsworth noir to the nee of Witten vs. 8.
'Pliehols and William Nieboll..
. . •
ALSO—The following property to wit: situated
ip the township, of r Wyeinsing and Tuscarora and
boundsitand deseribed ay follows.: beginning at a
sugar tree; thetice by hada 'of 'John ;Locket and A-
Owenip.soilth balf a degree. east %vet hundred and
eighty-fletrywrokes to tY omen Om/ by ludo of
Henry Tolaud and Henry Locke. botch eighty-nine
and a half degrees. -west three ,kundred and eight
Perches' to a biteh. thente by , Other landsoorth tbir.
tpaittn and Onelsortb degreet, text' four hfindred
and nitiety•three perches to the plaee.Of beginning.
Containing three hundred Ind feet-nine acres and
one hundred jietehes ; in allowance of six pefeentt
shout fifteen acres improved and three log houses,
and two log *bedstead a by fveit trees thereon.
Benedind taken II execution ilthe suit 6f
ry Tolatit, Margaretta Tilden& Elizabeth ?Oland &
vs.lngham Stone; administrator of
'ones Ingham deed. ' ' '
ALSO-The foiloaring lot piece or parcel of land
situated ioHuriingtoti tininship. and bounded and
detierthed as'follews :" beginning alai post the south
east corner of lot No. 25 - aid on the' north Hne of
Charles Ilitatitoes tit, thence south 014 detetes east
one kindred lad Sixteen and 1-10 perches to a post
indstones, the nort .east ctirneeof ,taid Salmon's
jot, thence north idle of a degree, tint 105 and MO
to ologoo-Unkonnuk lineef the Simpson
perches
themesorih dips ma, west one hun
dred nttd sixteen and. 11-10 perches to a. post end
stone dtieibodrirest corner of said Simpson's lot,
and theneesoath of a degree 105 oft44 s • lo Perches
to the place of beginning. Containing seventy six
awes and eighty-one path's, beinirlot 113. on
R. Overton's map, and 60 acres offsets wrest end .of
lot No: 4 tabout air jaspoied;bna Ingham them
ern erected:
eatted lad faker ill fiteebtios ut the:inn& ed.
ward OM** vs. Sylvester Hitl. .
, • ALllll.6.The following lot piney" minket land
shaded latillorlatiold %tooth* boliodellina , des.
Bribed as &Howes ea thenorth by binds of Joseph
Robins**, Mt the east by lash ifleibt-Irarksees . jr.
=ML;M
=M
on the south by lOoda74:llledietalßoas, and west by'
the•bighway leading fronethe county road to Pleas.
ant Valley. Coatailthogalmut% ost.hundred. smell
more. or leas, about twenty-0c acres itneroved ■ one•
framed loose, en e frifiThd hirn.dne saw and it
am all orchard of frail trees Thereon. ' - '•'l
Seised end tekettin 'etiectitiery et the auk of /am.
viateSAVLetirtte&u' ' '—
ALSO—The following Lt piece or parcel of land
situated in Wyalasing township, boundstl as foil
lows : beginning its past. and slimes okthe,uld
ttpringleld township line (certified) adjoining Medi
/Anson Palmer, and running thence north Bade.
grees vein In a comet Of lend terrified to Httmph
,rey and Daniel Drowns heirs, thence by antLwith
said Certified land, southlt degree', east Ifott , pet,
ches to a corner on the southerly line of a lot inthe
warrantee dim or noun* Sherman. _patented to
Dewy Toland•deed&thenerwitirsaid line south gg
degrees tut, on the line of certified Springfield And
thence by and with the same, north 13 degree., west .
$32 perches to theydace of 'beginning. Containing
141 acres and 94 perches. be the fame mureor leas,
with about 5 acres improved, with a shanty thiamin.
Seized and taken in execution at tbesnit of Mary
Toland. /dawning' Toland. 4 =Jibed' Toland. and
Juhanna Tolandrea. John Gartland.'
AL80,..8y writ of Levari, Paint, the following-
described lot piece or parcel of land situated in the
township, of 11,201111 p, bounded and described, as
follows: beginning at the north west corner of a.
lot deeded to Ezra Baxter at a post; thence cut
Ito and 640 perebes tow post on the south line of
tot No. 130 t thence south along the fine of said klt
No, 130, 41 perches to a jag; thence west along the
south line amid 1et..1110. 110 and I-10 perches
to a white maples thaw north an the west - . liste of
said lot No. 130, 41 perches to the beginning. -Coe.
mining twenty-nine acres and one perch strict sitia
am.. All improved. with one old frame house, and.
one new framed house partly finished. two trailed -
loam, and an orchard of fruit unte4 thereon.
1 Seized and taken in execution at the snit of Stepp
'-in Pierce vs. N. IL Parsons administrator-of Ainah
Baiter deed.
AL9o—By virtue of sundry writs of Lend Fa
cia; issued as store, a piene or parcel of land to
Granville township Begriming et a post N E ear
ner 01 a kit contractedio Thomas Batley, jr. thence
east 95 p to the east line of warrant lot No. 1473.
thence north 42 p. to a post. thence west 95 - p to the
north east corner of a lot heretofore deeded to slid
p
Baxter, thence south 42 to the beginning. Con
taining twenty-foorAcres and one hundred and s alty
perches.
ALSO—One other . pieta or parcel of land. begin•
ning at the N W corner of said heretofore deeded
lot, thence west 3 p., thence south 42 p., thence
east as p to the south west corner heretofore deeded
to said Saner, thence north 42 p so the beginning.
Containing ten acres and thirty eight perehli.; both
pieces included containing tisinpfive awes and
twenty eight perches, strict measure. all improved.
and no buildings thereon.
Seised and taken in'eseention at the suit of Ste.
phen Fiery.: vs. p. Parsons, administrator of Mi
nh Batter, deceased.
ALSO—AII that piece or parcel of land situated
in Wyelasing. part of a tract surveyed in the war.
matey name of Penick Moore. and bounded as fol
loss
t beginning at slibret oak sapling and finning
thence north 1$ degrees ; west 21 and 840 perches
to a white ash t tnenee sothh 13 end 14 degree ;
west $8 perches to the highway : theses by and
with the same north SS degrees ; west 44 perches to
a White pine; thence north 7$ degrees; west 1111
perches; thence south 83 degrees t west 23 perches;
thence south 73 degrees ; West IS and 1-10 perches;
thence south 13 degrees east on the line ofnertified
Springfield, 132 perches to n"post and stones, adjoin
ing Squire Mills': thence north . 89 degrees east
188 and 7-10 pe ches to a brook sapling the begin
ning.bon,' 20 acre. improved. a small frame
house and it few fruit trees thereon. Contsining 73
acres and 150 perches be the same more or less.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Mary
Toland. Marge:nub Toland. Elizabeth To:and. and
Juliana Toland vs Detrick Cobb.
AL I 3O-.410e er bet piece or parcel of land situated
in Bout Creek township bounded as followt: be
ginning at a black oak stump the south.oresterly
corner of warrant No. 6562; thence north 222 per.
ches to a post ; thence east 70 and - WO perches to
a post; thence south 232 perches to a post; thence
west 72 and t-10 perches to the place of beginning.
Containing 100 acres strict measure. About 30
acres improved. one frame house, one frame barn
and a few fruit trees thereon
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Sarel
Pettengall vs. Horace C. Tallman.
ALSO—The fallowing pieces or parcel of laid
situated in 'Rhestiequin. bounded and described as
follows : beginning at the south-eagt corner of a lot
run oat to William Dates a maple; thence south 70
degrees, east BO perches to !spoon; thence south 78
degrees, east 126 and 2-10 perches to a post south.
west corner of a lot run out to. Richard Johnston ;
thence north 12 degrees. east 127 and 9.10 perches
to a post ; thence west 42 and 840 perches to a
black calk (opt corner ; thence south 103 and 4-10
perchis to . a Postillteeee West 'Bl and 6-10 perches
to t post ; theme . Beath 711 pe cies 'itt the beginning.
Containing 90 acres and Fe trercht• stri. ,
A..ka."0444.T.0.1. 4 0rriffe% OP. scoot dwelling house
and one &Sited hart ina trona! : orchard of fruit
t rees. thereon... ;
, Seized and taken in execution at the suit of P.J.
theater, et ux. vs. - Isaiah Y. Jghttsto'n_ and Yument
Tuttle terre tenants: .
CHESTER TFlOMMS;;lllherifil
Sheriff's °dice, Towart*,April t.. 11152.
Notice is hereby.given,tbat an amount equal to
the costs, wilt be required to be paid upon each sale.
when struck down loth" bidder,and upon a failure
to comply with - this reinlatfOn, the tract of land will
again be offered for .aalel.
SCRS.I,I:OII2nI,
.0 40 ftIttg.,ARTIST.
Towanda, -Xtrad. , g
'ROWE over 113.f.11,10(0910011tormerly (neared by
, Feb. 13.
irs7 CRESTS YOUNCI HYSOlf r iasperiel. Hypo
1 Skis assd Black Ter: Also 15 Bap Rio -and
JiiisCaffee, vesieiral at MERCIIIrB.
• . „ .
.INRAVERV MOHAN. fi law and splendid smolt
.Le ingg4lkiiT7 .sFullirte!" at *MIL
- Allnightat thortralihtftikoot.
N& A. CA MPSELtiteturn thelt.enteere thanks
• for the libe el patronage- beweoforo testi:med.
11011 *lda spin eal4.-attentiori thOr friends and cue.
wasernloitek Ito':
,of•llsw .- Elrantoi Vienne.
Mote Wiciererylbe elothlne the Ont.
er own prhish will he sold Ma little tower pneeethaa
ba kilholtatare been. . •
Pie", Os, wr a can. Woes itr'iltitelseirlierit• •
+ • Ag• A•PAKPUELL
ADMINISTAIWRIS ' -
perines tii theistste of WILLIAM
[Li! BRADFORD deeeeMtd. tupofWairen township,
ire 6irei6t trcuestett.to flake ateot without delay,
Sad all parsons hieing &Mande against said eitste are
presesS :theiti. dolt' authenticated for set.
detneut: 'GEORGE MANNING.
'WILLIAM BRADFORD.
*loci,. Oct. VT, Administrators.
0 EGISTER'S NOTICE.-.Notice is hereby given
then there have been died and settled in the of
fice Odle Register of Wills in and for-the county of.
Bradford. amounts of administration upon the AA.
lowing estates, vis s '
Tibet account of Matilda Benjamin and Absalom
Rowidan, administrators of -this mats of Edward
DenjaMitt deceased late of Athens. - •
• Pinfl amount of Thotnatr Elliott Zimmer of the
last wsil and Wilmot etAndrew Fols7_ deed date
oll'oirenda Soto*. -
- Fin I account 4E. tdministrator
De ism of theisUtte of Albert Beckwith deed
who ' Hester Wr Strong, late of Ridgliery:
Final St:Count lO.W. strait, administrator artist
estate of A. J. Str ait dec'd fate of Tray. •
And thmesmr ter presented to to the Orphan's
Court of Bradfurd.e.onetYr.cfi*T-dar• th e NU. difY
of May nest. for conferee/mon Arm allowamerk l .
r 11`, LAW RENG,E BCOT'Fb Register.
Kerr' !sOfEker 'ro,vida. March $74 IBM
t.
- .W 7
Wit 1110 !—Mackerei hy the aut.. 11. z
bh Rugg, : CLOVE* ism iiiint.rafe bbL, lid pound. Ali o s'zehniee quality d• Cod
fors& by • 'IL W. RAUL lib this day received atoll fat , sale by
- Mourn ep, Telmaarr It, tt6t, - MA-" • 4 - • urnatira.
.70 andlli rater ds.
-'llo4przorswcl isia .
I.. T Airtiais now lit finale ; large ehick of • frets
11 New-York and other mallets, which ere offered
Wholesale and retail; at lowest possible priori.--
monitor' a fits Minglitiit - miy slaty/ be farad at
Aar Stare.' Pthilrysinithanso. poplins, H. dialog. es.
of the latest styles;
Gramme, Hardware, Croctory, 'Lots auJ Shope,
Hats, Caps, &e. &e. Of *bleb we have a largo as
•sonment. seleetedertth gnat eels and offerod at low
trice*. and' will not, be undersold. Also. bolding
11 1 0!ItS want earl. &eh Sate laths% Woldrl
thouseattorlivi 'aides which we need nor eumnaster
all Of which wi ear fto out aratirtnera at irriciii that
am et give peer Munk se - out endritiltocleliis
: two laid in time when game*" was sanonnains
ly depressed,. and goodS were many per cunt. lows,
thin - laud, 8j attention and' prompts ess in ateetics
. the wantsuf our customary we hope to mint a cats
thrones' otthe patronise that bee hitherto batten
liheraity bestowed upon re. 111ONTANYEtrY i, Co. -
Towende, Oet. t. 1861. -
FALL. GOODS.
ET. FOX, would respectfully inform his old Mends
• and the citizime of Bradford in mend that he
ie now remising a full stock of FALL GOOD% which
be Le desirous of disposing of at a very small advance
from first coat, being satisfied that his goods are Meet
sd with so mach ears, sad bougbt et less% et OS liAr
Primo as his neighbom,be la now milk" to carmine,*
We cseannere that they will be sold at the right kind of
prices. Please gal and ea, esthete is sorely no harm
to knowing how eheap stmw folks do yell goods--case
seen. Corner of
s hbin and Pine street.
Stooks I Books I
Aqotplete - assortment of /School. Blank, Classi
cal & Miscellaneous Books. constantly kg, up
sod Air sale at rhe lowest rates by.
Nov. S 9. 195 t. 0. D. DARTLMI7'.
Ir NM 11141V'
Fall and Winter Goods.
T. FOX,
Ie now receiving direct from New York a largo an*
splendid assortment of Goods which he of (ae
ante at prices whi:h cannot fail to suit the closest key.
its, for CAGE. Pummels, on Aernovaa Casarr. 1!e
respectfully asks • call from Opuses* wishing to buy
goods cheap, as he , is determined out to bo undessold.
Towanda. November 24. 1851.
VICTORINES AND CUFFS—a few setts for sal/
V cheap at ne.ll FOX'S.
60 BAY STATE SHALLP, various patents. fol.
ors and qualities, just received et
Oct. 14, 1851. MERCUR'S.
04 r 1 401 Q . WORTH of Sheep Palm wanted for
4,090 V Caal . l bJ H. &A. C.
LATER FROM CUBA
Execution of Lopez !
QTILL later news via New York % E. R. R. of the
17 arrival of • very taw itoeft of Merchentlise at
PRINNEY & BOWM&N8 Na BBrick Row which
they are prepared to sell at wholesale or retail for Cub
or Ready Pay. cheaper than the cheapest, from the Met
that they purchased their stock for rash In • very de.
=state of the market. Don't mistake the place.
Brick Row next door to Dr. liusums.Drng atom.
5 TONS BUOAR, jut received, et wholevale end
retail. PHINNEY & BOWMAN..
SALT, a lairs lot, also Iron, Nails. Hardwire, tke
and Mackerel in bbta, I and i bbl., for sale by
sept 22 PHINNEY & BOWMAN.
10 CHEST) more of those three and four shillings
TEAS. at PHINNEY & BOWMAN.
VIENTINGB, shirting,, stripes. and ticks, for ado
by NUNN EY & BOWMAN.
B0011t& SHOES. the largest and cheapest assort
went in town—and Hats and Caps, at what's's
lust Map. PHINNEY & BOWMAN.
CROCKERY, Oluiparare. Paints, Oils. class, Dr"
&e. PHINNET & BOWMAN.
DREBB GOODS, a large variety—Bonnets sad
Ethanls, s good assortment, for male by
PHInTNEY & BOWMAN
.mss
T UMBER WANTED, et PHINNEY & BOV•
:11.-/ MAN'S, for whieh ete,h will he paid. .2!
'TREAT, Oats, Rye and Corn. taken in exchange
for goods. PHINNEY & nowmAN.
111041ITTER-100 Firkins wantml, for which part as-h
LP will * wait PHINNEY & BOWMAN-
n*.
omE ONE, COME ALL, and examine the Xi
V Goods, which ate new being exhibited at
• • .26. B. ICINCHDERTIT.
Tr. -- bus..L. RYE & CORN for Mir ••••
R- 1 July 8. E. T. FOX.
BLAsma POWDER .- 50 keit* !Mating 1".. 7 .-
der, by 118 MONTA NYES At ('tl.
ROCKERY.—The largest stock , in town. I .
kJ dinner and tee s.tta, of white granite awl
ware, which will be sold cheap 0 ,
r VERY one knows that the place to find the
aeinettnent and bast quality of gloves of dr •
eriptiona hi at ap2B FO'•
PLIEBIII and 13118 ill Lace for MANTT: r ' t
sp26
DRY 00011 N--A good aseortment or tf , ...
.Cautimerm.De Lain,. Alpacas. sml • ",`",
netting In. .jlp MEI: , ' "
aroGedes
lifi'D.. of Sugar at prices pos . itively 1-- :• • ••
Wore sold In kneel within one yea- -' • `! •• -
see sweet and goodlrtrot 31 to SO ets. P . - • •• - :•:1 , •
.and Old Java Volk, that east he beat I" ".
Raiaiw.JPeppet..Rpice, titaleratus. Give-- *•,,: •
mil assortment of:groceries; alsoa full
new Tall warranted as usual. good ant
money mterned in . all eases ; just reeeir
at esp. 12
20 BALES - OF SHEETING..
i; In 164 side. A nice asierm :1-. •
ed Goods. bleached and brown Drills' f • kl - Y•
PPM biotin ind bleached Table Linn - ••,‘ r
' 2l l* Tteltilttt. Cotten Yam, Batting, v•:;04, 1
Wsoldinz, yelling cheap at
A DIKINItTRATR4X'S NO ! r
A LL potions indebted to the ewe,. of
Vaogordet o .deo!d, late of the to,.
ale hereby requested to make muter , ,
and those having claims against sail • r . • I'. •
present them dab , authenticated for ••••
MATILDA VA ri t)
asetember 22, 1881. A •••• .• .
By Elpresi,tivett from the 1:, a er TS
• NEW. tH A ‘ll\.
VISIT received by express ann. r
of 'Bo'4 Shawls. splendid styles. sv
Towanda. Nov. 211.41151. J. I:INGSBERY.
Fin 8c Winter Goods,
strwzon-
TS holuteeshins s tarp moment of TellepB Whi.
11 ter (hods. direct from New Toth ighich is oared
et Oreitly teducod prim to cash boom
Towanda. Oa. 11. 1851.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
. .
Ala. persons indebted to the estate of WILLIAM
"BOV EN, deed, late of Warren township. are
hereby requested to make payment without delay.
and all perilous having demands against said estate
are requested to present them, duly authenticated for
settlement. JAMES M. Bo WEN, Executor.
Wirraff. Muth 2A.
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