T
Zadebtis .io v e
t i of a book secoant win Salo take riijriza
Oistirs la leant of nonel; Sad iiilvitimene it,
;ilea to attend to thin timely_
" a p f ct a lien boat the Ante cmgabk :170
a / 0 line. I/AIX
81Ttis ELL.
- Mira U. te53.-
A CARD. .
400 cerify 'hall!. A. CARE, of T r oy, e
p a .
I.loifroaly atobonzed Agent'
the sal
fligton , era Pilidona."lbr the County
s od, Pa., and that subscribers wilt . not be
•
g,dibrongb any other persod"all
vr ju gley to the conary, bare been revoked,
i rs ., a 7 e tor — declared t eno ball and void.
P DERBY I MILLER, sole 'Publisher,
Auburn, N. Y.
sob ' 24, 1853.
grOVICKIL
obseriber baying discontinued bit business
je th i s p l a ce, more than eighteen months age,
s is months since, would resieetfully
0 3 v ev ey person knowing himself indebted to
to c o e nd rat vr by the 20th of April next,
Motes or swum will be left *itb a magic
„efsr collection. • BPTTI
te
nanda. March It 1803,
mote' Ordinance.
Coovers's Omen, February IR, 101
T o wring of the Town Council lithe borough
i- o f Towanda, the following Ordinance was
Be it ordained by the Town Coattail of
ugh of Towanda, thBi hereafter no building
it ; s erved or moved within the limits it.gaid
bo o without application first made to the CODA.
w i t vg, stating the kind of Wilding materials
' he ved in its construction, arid . itirlocality—and
I mo ,
by said Council in pursuance of
li-I-oration ;also, that no wooden building shall
l ottirbe erected within the following limits to
a : nu Bridge Street, within SO feet of either side
; laid sure!, from the River to Main street ; on
g ond within 100 feet of either side or said
vehom Bridge street to State street ; and within
• lot of either side of the Public Square. And
othertatter no wooden building shall be moved
wits said limits from any plate without the same
way wooden building erected upon, or moved
void limits in violation of this nrdinance, shall
\ideetned a nuisance, and the person so erecting
E rg such building shall be punished accord.
pith ELWELL.Burgess.
Meth 15, 1853. H McALPINE. Clerk.
lets= 1L1LMA312.43n1
ITTORNEY AT LAW, TOWANDA.
lents the north end of the Ward lionse,riatsly occupied
Wan, Mason& Co '
Tollinda, March, 5.1853.
NEW Toßti
ADVERTISEMENT.
H. BAIRD, formerly of Bradford Co.. Pa.
, . is still engaged with the firm of VanDuren,
diaper, who have this day removed to their
ex and spacious store N° JO Vesey street. corner
tCbarch, (in the rear of the Astor House) where
r'
are prepared to exhibit a very large and
gn i assortment of Foreign and Domestic
IT GOODS, adapted to the country trade. They
•Ilkeep a large stock of Merimac, Cocheo, and oth
desirable stylus of Prints. Cash as well as
'class credit customers will find it to their in
to call. _ _ _
They have also a department devoted to itto
IT and SHOE business, and feel confident they
odder better bargains in that line than any excln:
en Boot sad Shoe house in New York, from the
fin that the expense is much less in proportion to
demount of sales. Mr. Baird hatters himself
tubules the benefit of 15 years experience an the
seenule business in Bradford Co, his knowledge
die style of goods adapted to the Northern Penn•
oath trade, will make it an object. for inerch
ds doing business in that section to give him a
Soy orders fir foods in the above tines will be
imply attended to, and the articles warranted to
pu &Wootton.
New York, March, 1, 1853.
NEST AND NEW ARRIVAL OF
PRINC sk SUMMER
IG 41CIP CD MD Mil •
MONTANTIIII dc CO.,
CbLNER of 114 Public Square and Main Street,
Towanda, Pa., respectfully give notice that
ky re nom opening and receiting direct from the
fii ! a New York , their Nt W STOCE. of SPRING
dIEMMER GOODS, which, with their former
ark on band, comprises one of the largest and best
Want aos , rtmente to be found *eat of New York.
hitt
been purchased at
GREAT BARGAINS!
to enabled to - offer them cheaper than tier.—
k'llllrite particular attention to their assortment
Ladies' Dress Goods
kEsting of Jaconet and Swiss Mnstins, Printed
!ant, Gingham.% Earl Muslini, Merriniac,
Cecheco"ll River and other styles of
Athefican Prints, in endless variety . , ii
lege assortment anti for sale
cheap. They have also a
latte variety of YANKEE NO. ,
*rt‘vtit% embracing almost every thing
from a Crochet Needle to a Lady's Stitch-
et. They invite partienists attention rto their
ivinment of Carpeting of all prices and style&
Mao, Spring and Sommer Hats,
. : ots and
Hot!; &toe Findings and Leather, Gra
Ones, Crockery, Shelf Hardware ./c.
tier stock has been selected with Care, and will
'iatJ cheap. Fartbei comment is unnecessary
vas a earl. god we Will show you our goods
prices, and convince you that the above is no
Onr motto is, " Small Profits & Quick
MONTAN fES & CO.
Ntact, March le', 1833.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ill, persons indebted to the estate of Wm. L.
%nett deit'd, late of Darlington township, are
by requested to makc . ill'ayment without delay;
tU persons having demands against said estate
'Notated fo present them' duly. Authenticated
r settlement. ANN E. GRENELL;
'tiro 16 . 19b3
CLOTHING STORE.
Las. Autvundm, ace.
the Brick Block, next door to MeteurS dot* have
past added to their stock, a fop and &du .l On*.
aasonment of
Beady inadi diOthinit
ADAFTIO TO rim SIMON)
kT 'my variety, both of style nil prick tib 'hitt
ask the snenuon of the public. This is now
Ishrgest stock
Beer Nrer e d tfi 7liothicki,ll
itn be sold at prices considerable lower than
'before known in this place. Our goods are
led with a regard both to style and price, and
ria dmements,not to be met with at any Akita'
%Wait
Critrazig mat*
'hi Want ofoMrini ll"
11IE LARGEST AIO3OIIIIIENT
int mablahment, in this section of the
atet itt sub stile and materials as to am=
We shalt erideator by
6,21 1 2011 S AL GOOD 010.111X1ri t t ,
41 711 t Pupilage. Sethi* erintideht that our
satisfaction to the purebemp •
"1 tent merino eve article
Sao's outfit. Ilf ABM
O temats, Coots Pants, EhresalluCape 4U.
I.7 4 , 2u lL—Next door sou th of Heresy ' s Maio
-- -uma: and Na. 7 Water st. linitioOte Haft.
"lasad ewer A. C. Porters notetrr!oP
o. Pa.
N eale DT art9th tem.'
}
'THO satiscsthere ireidd.lieforar their Mea ds and
casioniets that &AT baseineasi . iinstaisirfa
las forsnanatectariliff "
(
sad Intend. keeping the largescatta an d isiint
•
meat of
DOWERS FERN ! '
=UM GOODS, GIi.ED CLOTHING
AND RUBBER GOODS,'` ' • '
that can be found in the States. Terms sad pri
ces satisfactory. HANFORD & BROTHER.
29 Park Row. opposite the - Aunt Home:
New York. Marchil. -
. ,
THE subscribers offer for retie for
rm
ERN BTANIA
a -e nd c illf*O 7 R e rt iltemkbroTY, in t3heshequic
township. The Tavern is a large and
well-arranged building, with stabling allsched.well.
calculated for a Hotel, - and-is well loestedlor bud
mss. _Tito orthree saes *RI be rented wok: the
Tavern, if dashed, with atiorchard.. The !Store Is
• new building. of good size, and dislocation a first
rate ono for the mercantile businesr They will be'
rented mparately or together at the :will. of.the _ap
plicant.
.. D. BRINK & SON.
Hornbrook, Feb.. 17, 1853.
"“THEREAS. my wife CATHARINE, has left
VW my bed and board, without any just cause
or provocation, this is hereby to forbid all persons
from harboring or trusting her on my account.'as
I shall pay no debts of her contracting.
Asylum. Feb. IL 1859. GEO. HARFORD. .
A LL persons indebted to the estate of JOHN
(1. HORTON, dec'd, late of Rome township, are
hereby requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against said estate, will Apse
present them duly authenticated for settlement.
J H O . H m N oR H G OLT . O N, Admi n istrators.
°February 16, 1853,
%V ILEELB. GRENULL,
Atinihisirators
,
Tavern bid Store-to •Rent.
~~.~~=~~~ T ~
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of CHARLES
FORBES, dec'd late of Rome twp., are hereby
requested to make payment with Out delay : and all
those having demands against said estate will pre.
sent them duly authenticated. for settlement.
JULIANNA FORBES.?
WILLIAM FORBES, Adm inistrators.
Feb. 1 7. 1853.
NEW GOODS.
311E11. 3111ACIIIMITIMAIII11113 - 11F—TANI:311r
TS this day receiving from New York, an assort
) meat of Real Whiter Goods,
which will be disposed of on the most reasonable
terms. for ready pay.
Towands, Feb. 18, 1859.
WATTS NERVOUS AZIFTEIXOWEL
SURERelief for Disease and Pain. warranted to
give Relief, or the money refunded. A written
guarantee is given to each purchaser, and if the ar
ticle is not all it is represented to be, the money
will be refunded. Cures all Nervous complaints.,
&e. Sold by Dr. H. C. PORTER,Towsuda, Pa.
Feb. 16, 1853.
AL. E .IW.Ras
l ir H. WILSON, formerly of Bradford County,
VV
• Pa., returns his thanks to his friends for past
favors, and solicits the continuation of their patron
age. Having made arrangements tc, continue with
the firm of Fuller 4 Dayton N° 148 West street, be
tween Barclay and Vevey streets, where he can be
found always ready to supply his customers want
ing GROCERIES, with a supply at low prices and
on favorable terms. Particular pains will be taken
to keep on hand desirable goods for that section of
the country.
New• York, Feb. 9. 1852.
LjF BRYAN'S
UULTIONIC
1 5 7.4 )1 . 1k . \'33l WAFERS.
►puis extraordinary preparation has been for ma
ny years the most certain and speedy remedy
for- Coypus, Cocos, Arrows, Baoacurros, Dieu:res
ts, AND DISIASED OW Tex CHISST A3D LUNGS. To
those suffering from obstinate and confirmed Couglis,
they give the most immediate and perfect relief, and
when great liability to take cold exists, and a troub
lesome Cough succeeds the slightest exposure, these
WAFERS produce the most marked results. They
at once relieve the Cough and other symptoms, and
entirely remove that morbid irritability and weak.
ness of the Luugs which give rise to the complaint.
The medical properties are combined in an agreea
ble form and pleasant to the taste, so that any child
will readily take them : and they are warranted to
give relief in ten minutes after use in all cases.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Dr. H..; C.
PORTER, Towanda. Pa.
Towanda, Feb. 9.1853.
lovei Seed.
,14D BUISHELt3 of Clover Seed just received and
for sale by the subscribers at the lowest cash
price, or exchanged for most kinds of preduce.
Towanda, Feb: A,1853. BAILEY &NEVIN&
'Hurter.
THE subscribers have/made arrangedenti for a
quantity of Plaster;to be delivered in the Spring
which will be sold for $6,50 per ton for ready pay.
Wheat, Rye, Corn, Oats arid Bucliwbeat will be re
*rived its payment a! the going.easb price.
Towanda, Jan. 27. 1953. BAILEY 4. NEVINS.
Z. 0. of 0. P.
REGULAR Meeting of Iradford Encampment
are held at the Odd Fellows Hall on the even•
tog of the let and 3d Fridays of each month. ,
C. B. RUSSELL. Pleribe.
A friendly
THE subscribers are compelled by the necessity
of liability to ask those kibling thethsetves
indebted, to conse.and settle and utak; payment,
etherwise . they deed not be. surprised to find their am
counts lodged where payment can be enforced.
Towanda, Feb. 4,1853. MONTANYH'S&
The accounts and notes of ISAAC POST dec'd,
are at the store of the above firm, and immediate at.
teeTIO3 to"thilr settlement will save cost.
• THOMAS HLLTOTT.
J. D.' (INTANTH.
ToWania. Feb. 4. 1858. Administrators.
Ma MM.
, •
alga
PIRCOV/ISICON galigepagid
THE citizens of the.boro' ojTo.wanda and vide'.
ity, are respectfully informed that the subscri
ber has commenced Walliess oe the south corner
of Main and Bridge streets, whin- he will keep on
liand and for sale,eve,ry attainable• • article in his
It his intention u keep ti COMltlikii supply
Or Choderies and Provisions
to meet the fasts of the conlmuoity,whieff CAI be
selected with care. and sold at the lowest price.
He has a large stock of Confectionary and nuts,
and all other intiefektutbe grocery MM.
Floor. Fish, Candles, Eggs. •nd , all the different
kinds of provisions to be obtained, will be kept on
cab • '
.Casli paid for Hattie. Lard and Eas e and
Boost °idle articles sold by thec,fainrer. •
Oysters - , received et err day by Zupan (tom Hear
York, andurred up is a gapt•ridt 1014: and sold
by the gallon. dilator plat, .• • - •
(a OWE at aliall-gu luidethitained by ton.
stant attention tobuidness to deserve, u thopti.lb
securer a share of public _patronage. .
Tewanda,lan. %Arai A. I. NOBLZ.;„
No, ~.
,airoirommardcack.,-,-.7
A R E ibtt
youghAttv l .oll. e and _
'styles of Goods aerial* hi NiarYcnirjrii4 boon'
the' bands or airiell Oren:: •
- Also, the cholcest end beri deity Bt a pk Gota
sud at Oces.thatcapnot taiLtO please,
Their afrantersitais.ge such that .
'goods atAshobtsale for cash as low a; they can int
piuchared of.the jobbers in New York shy. :
• With an humble ackaawledgmeat of yam fascia,
an examination of, their aery exteasivh astorantat
of-Goods is respectfully solicited. . -
Towanda, Janel.s„ 1843.. ; . .
•
- 73001* 'Slit Shoes.-
A LARGE stack of Ladies% Obildran'a and les&
JIL Gaiters, Bastian. Slippers,' Polkas and Boortso-.
AIM aloe assortment of ation'srand baylelsig Ididand
Monmeo Bootijthosimid Brogans, and* good apply,
agent's Gaitenrand Gosaltaor Eaota. Ind csoeketttet
MERCURIL
THE NW RETURN
Of Sir M a nent' NE W
aniie no grymit:.f rex
ci the NEW STOCKED
CLOTHING. STORE ,
OPPOIIMI "TUE iXr4=l ZOVIEIL
BUNTING respectfully informs his friends arid.
—tne
the public generally. so town and thcannound..
ing'country. together with' all the rest of man;
kind," that he has, just received from New York.
one of the most complete assortments of Mena and
Boys Ready Made Clothing. ever before offered in
Towanda, together with Cloths, Casaimeres, Vest.
logs, and Trinsings which he will make op in the
most approved style, and at the lowest price.
He has also, on hand one of the most fashionable
stock of Furnishing. Goods, such as 'Woolen
_En.
dershirts, Overshirti, Overalls. Drawers, and every
article in his line pertaining to Gentlemen' War.
drobe, which will be sold cheaper than any other
Clothing Store in Bradford County.
He is confident that Irma his long experience that
he can give general satisfaction. He employs none
but the most expert Workmen, and feels assured that
his work will not suffer by comparison with the best
city shops either in elegance of workmanship or
egance of style; and hopes by strict attention to
business, to merit a continuance of that liberal pat •
roosge which has been extended to him heretofore.
Returning sincere thanks for past tavors he asks
the public to give him a call and see for themselves.
CCUTTING done as usual and Warranted to
fit.if properly made up.„CO
Cl` Don't mistake the place, on the corner of
Main st.. and the public square, opposite the Ward
House..CD
'Tis even so, this world is " all a stage,"
And gents most dress in this progressive age,
Each have their taste of style, of cut and dress—
The question asked where can we get the best 1
Where can the largest stock of goods be faunal
Say where the cheapest and best abound 1
Where can we st the shortest notice get
A coat, a vest and pantaloons that fit I
To answer these, I frankly say to all
Thu cheapest place is " Bunting's Clothing
Towanda. Dec. 29, 1852.
7117'31E0111;1117
OYSTER SALOON.
• a.= 2.conallma. •
WOULD say to his friends and the public getter
ally that he has located himself in the
OYSTER SALOON,
In the Basement of the Union Block,
next door to Briggs' Hotel, (formerly occupied by
W. R. Smalley,) where he will be receiving Oysters
three times a weak by express, and will serve them
up in the mnslapproved style. He has spared no
pains or expense to make it one of the best
EATI.rO ESTAIBLISIMIEXT
this side of New York.
Oysters, by the gallon, quart or pint, at the lowt
est rates.
Towanda, Oct. 27, 1852.
Cistern and Well Pumps
TEATYPIPE ! Hydraulic Rams ! of -any kind
-1-.4 size. &c.. cheap for ready pay. fur sale by
Jan. El, 1853. R. M. WELLES.
NEW GOODS
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE.
ItAILZT & NEVI EM,
HAVE just completed a large and finely finished
Stole on the site of the two they had burned,
and filled it with the largest and most c,omprehene•
ive stock of
Groceries, Provisions, 'Waukee Notions,
Fruit, Confectionery, Toys, sc., etc.
ever exhibited this side of the city.
We have bought for cash, articles of the best
quality ; consequently are prepared to sell at as.
low prices as the same quality caffbe bought , at
any other place. And we flatter ourselves that if
fortune has been against us, (fire having chumm
ed two stores and one stock of goods) our old cus
tomers will not follow the precedent, if they call
and see our stock and bear the exceedingly tom
prices. Among the many articles we have are.
GROGERIESi
Tea, sugar, coffee, chocolate, cocoa, molasses,
Stewart's syrup, singer pepper, spioe,cloves , nut
mess, cinamon, saleratus, soda, cream tartar,
ground mustard, pepper since, catsup, can
dles, bar soap, vinegar, siatah drc.,.
P 13 - 0 VISI 0 14 ,
Mess pork and beef. hams and shoulders,
wheat flour, buckwheat flower, corn meal,
soda and batter crackers, rkackerelr, codfish,
shad, herring, potatoes, beans onions, &c., ike
AND
Is IL tr iz Zir tr 'Z' ,
Preserved prunes. citrons, English carrsnts, raisins,
green and dried apples. Almonds, Mena, genoble
and maderia walnuts, brazil nuts, peanuts, chest
now hickory in:nooks. ,
PAX/KEE Jrol'/0.0 • 8i
ivory, born and wood pipette combs, tditet, combs,
fine combs, hair, cloth, teeth, infants, and blacking
brushes, wallets:Torte monies, arid paiiis of many
styles, poCket ink stands, pocket and small fancy
mirrors, lobacco, boxes, snuff -boxes, aid almost
every articlein this .ine- - Work bozer t Orqiit cases.
secretarivi4laia and embroidered, work haslet' of
litany stiles.
aertnan,FrencliandAmerlcin TOYS Of every de.
Jcription andlirice.; A fewearthen and Outer tea
Sens, for little girls, and a few bojie sleigh's. ,
BROWN'S WASH BOARDS;DIIGAR BOXES,
WILLOW AHD SPLIHT MARKET BASKETS.
Ashton ashy Salt, ground-rock silt, Salina • salt both.
come and Roe. Aho, tt quantity of White Stone
CANDY wholesale or remit titta i kinds and
innumerable other iitialeijor file at the newatore
opposite ifie Court Hoist • -
'Towanda, 1.18152 IiA&E V'
3
C N
.
li t
H4IIfikCAMIIBELL having POitiel l l
. ilirtecoat firo t lior al&ia-111ted up &elf
. • CLOTHING RTPitt .
in the U ptaedab berm . * sod' are mai Offeeirie
kat aate. a desilabte- eiloitmeat :of fall sad winter
• • '011 : 03/4 - ; -- •-•
Ithey'bruit deariods of aislnlig dp ditfrietest loss;
*Mt dater apordally row prided. ,
'iltd:an*;yey. d, 1d52.
„ .
11''IkAltikultin4
GEORGE H. BUNTING,
I`..72MW' EIWOMI
AND
• .
. 1,1 1 10 41.*
bt -"1 oma w 4 84 " 1 eloof
t =M AW
having atdiiktppillatillgohlilL_ - -.l9lViillisle. r t.
nal %WS i . kit t alialiaidukt4lol 4
geoltrir."
reley.:llo:lll.ll,67"L=M
• J.Atiiiiinin,NrOiril
ALL iersons lidebied to the estatnefPurdarrink
dec s d.lata . Affiers - 10 liMati= l " / 1 P
'male inintsdinti payment aid *Oa'
against Said istateroitilrpleata 'Mani dilly
antheasiestallitt , ;
Feb. 10085iir. JOHNAI. FRINK.
-.,Administrators.
El
thintselv r es indebted to the
mate' tit. 7 B}PLIAMIN
,IXKILBAInin i deed
late of Wart* ireliereti ~,requested so 2, make
'immediate lo#lntint i , lid these baiingehailMoainst
said estate artil please present then.thilt-rtathenta.
Rated for seidemsll.‘-,Z,ZIECOOLI4 I O6I‘.
Monroe. Feb. mar Administrator.
A LTlOnioisalrkbted. tbi ;Sage 4 JAVA
rt YUAN' deed 3ate olliitabenv' top, are
tatty oiMested to make-immediate payment and
Altos. having claim' it..wins( aajd ..estate; .will
pleats piesentWeis My imbetitusted settl . a.
me " BENI. REVPIAN.
IL B. REYMAN,
• Euteutors.
Feb, 10. 1853.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of lAMBS
Iit:DEM ARIST, deceased. late of Windham tp.
pre hereby segnested to make immediate payment.
and those having claims against said estate, will
please present them' uly an thentioated for settle
MOM
EMALINE DEMARIST.
Administrator
March 9, 1963.
SHERIFF SALE.
BY virtue of a writ at Levari Facies issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas, of Bradford :oun
ty,and to me directed. will be exposed to public sale,
at the Court Rouse. io the born' of Towanda, on
Saturday the 9th day of April. at 1 o'clock. P. M..
the following lot, piece or parcel of land Situated in
Ridgberry twp.„ Bradford County, State of Penn'r
Beginning at an elm freestanding on the west bank
or Bentley Creek and running thence south 6° east
6 perches and SAO to the north-east corner of Abi
al Fuller's farm, from thence 8. I 1 E. SO perches to
a certain butternut tree standing on the West side of
the west ethbankment of the mill run ; thence S. 2°
10" E. 10 perches to a post and stones. standing by
a white pine stump ; thence 8.54 W. 8 perches and
7-10 to a post and stones; thence 8.2 E. 9 perches
to the south east corner of said Abiab Fuller's (arm,
being a butternut tree ; thence north 27 E. 14 per
ches to a post. 8.88 E.lB-7 tri a hemlock tree stand,
lug on the east bank of said Bentley Creek ; thence
N. 29 West 495 to a corner on the east bank of
said creek ; thence N. 88 W. 8 perches to the place
of beginnings Containing 4 acres and 60 perches,
more or less, all ittfproved , and having thereon erec
ted a one and a hill( story frame house and a saw
mill together with the Mill run end priviliges thereto
belonging
Seized and taken in eleCutien at the suit of 8. B
gtrang 4 , Co. vs Asaph Colborn and C. T . Mur
phey.
Sheriff% Office. Towan4iI C :M T UTI P , 4 4, B lEl2:r
Notice is hereby given, that an amount equal to
the cost, will be required to be paid upon each sale
when struck down to the bidder, and upon a failure
to comply with this regulation, the tract of land will
again be offered for sale.
• 131 a, ao K.jt
Reuben Stnead, us Lydia Smead, in Bradford Coun
ty, Com. Pleas, No. 381 Sept Term 1852.
7," YDIA SMEAD, defendant in the above cause :
Li You are herby notified that Reuben Smead,
your husband, has filed his petition for a divorce
from the bonds of matrimony. And an alias sub.
pcena has been returned, and proof made that you
are not to be found in said county. You are, there.
fore, hereby required to appear at .he Court House,
in the bone of Towanda, on Monday the 2d day of
Miry next, being the Ord day of May term of said
court of com. pleas. to answer the said complaint.
and show cause, if any you hare, why the said
Reuben shall not be divorced from you.
C. THOMAS, Sheriff.
Sheriffe Office. Towanda. March, 9 1853,
P.• - }>+ , ll , •• &)A')
Jonathan H Phelps, os Mary Jane Phelps. in Brad-
ford County, Com. Plense No. 267 Dec. term
1852.
MARY JANE PHELPS, defendant in the above
cause: You are hereby notified that Jonathan
H. Pbelphs, your husband, has filed his petition
for a divorce from the bonds of matrimony. And
an alias subprena has beon returned, and proof made
that you are not to be found in said county. You
are, therefore, hereby required to appear at , the
Court House, in the boro' of Towanda. on Monday.
the 2d day of May nett, being the first day of May
term of said court of coat. pleas, to answer the raid
complaint. and show cause, if any you have, why
the said Jonathan shall not be divorced from you.
C. THOMAS, +Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Towanda, March 9, 1853.
LIQUORS ! • LIQUORS !
THE Bubscribera having formed a copartnership
under the firm of 8. FELTON & CO. fur dt.-
log • general Liginir business, would respectfully
ask Hotel keepers and all others in want of any.
thing in their line to giva them a call. We intend
keeping on hand a general assortment of Foreign
Liquors, which we can sell cheaper than, any one
else in the county, from the fact that we buy direct
from the importers. and thereby save a large profit
charged by the N.Y. Jobbers ; Liquois are ?tramm
ed pure and free from adulteration. Also constant.
ly on hand Whiskey of the best quality. We have
made arrangements by which we can furnish our
customers with any quantity of Binghamton' BEER
fresh from the Brewery. Pleaee give us aicall.—
The notes and accounts of the old firm of 8. Fel
ton & Co., are in our hands for settlemen.
Towanda. Dee. t, 1852
AND
DRESS -MAKING.
MINES C. U.& M. A. LYON, have establi'hed
themselves in Monroeton, intend carrying on
the above business in all its various branches, and
respectfully solicit a share of the public patronage.
A choice stock of
MILLINERY.
will be kept on hand and for sale at tte lowest pri
ces. Miss Lyon will be constantly advised of As
latestfashions by thesomosion in the CWT. and no
endeavours will be spared tit please.
Monroeton. Nov. :AL 1852.
T I RESB GOODB.-4 r od jumortment of almost
1f every style ot dress gacids 'worn by .ledivi and
ehildren. frr IRIS at dee't MERCURS.
111ireratT,
DE. A N DREW JACESON. Physician and Sur.
'elm. respectfully in liiFma the citizens. of Tip
triadic and ' vicinity doubt bad established him.,
gelf h era. for the purpose of eaetiiiidni Ma preens.
ion. Dr. Jackson has been' jinteiding in Ulster
tirNandseighbodhood for tho Ore* years; and '
has formers held responsible medial appointments
in England and Scothsed
He cube found when net iirolesalanalll engaged
et Mrs Eatoe's boarding house.2door etst of the
Wadi Hoots Rariessee— Dr . ismer_ _
TOWanda. lifareb 119, HUM /AMMON U. D
asdaDangff direr/ description it
Ur Ike. 1. 161 MERSURIL
OO JedA4o4ol4 .
01 very soperior clover
J
SeaTarim"lve*, w4fyl_p!relsase heir
seettoaryk, I. KIM:MARL
To . oviumde, feb. 6,185ar •
Tort:giMez.
8. FELTON.
E. T. FOX.
•it STA
. ''t •
' 4.3Airg Towanda- for Mercer%
• arilagumeAsetlilioithield ,
pot Oa ."7 : • • • • "'D..greart . as
aesaaritiChsisself#, eche* kli.. - altslitilre
arthe depot:it' time to tike the inning trate of tiers
eithar-eureseireet. ,
,Resamiattnizmar„Vairairmt and ffensairer,
after the snivel of 'theriassielli train, and . also - the
Western care from Jefferson, Elmira, 4ke.,, and ar.
rive at Towanda-same day.
• Yaill r,—Tovands toliktemant mill* .• - It;
. . tolrßlirlingtOn* 4 40 ^.
toDaet t3mitbfield, •=1124
• - • u to flidgebery,. - • 1,00
64. *to , Wellsburg depot, 1.2 h -
Express packages gofer from the Rail Road care
fully delivered at =deflate charges.
D. M.111./1.114
Proprietor
Towanda. Ckt.B,
DAILY' JANE Co'F'' MAIL' STAGES,
3111/11163T11711117.1ECIECI1IIT
IDOWANDA AND WAVAIEILLT.
- Proprietors. an now run
ning a daily line of four horse
coaches,. between Towanda and
the ew York and Erie Railroad. at Waverly.
They are determined that DU efforts or expense
shall be spared to keep this hie stocked and run, in
a manner worthy the encouragement of the public.
Leave Waverly every day, at 9 o'clock, A. M.,lbr
after the arrival of the morning trains, and irriv
ing at Towanda, at 12 o'clock A. M.. in dme to con•
nect with a line df stages, to Tunkannock.
Leave Towanda'every day at 2 P. M., arriving at
Waverly in time to take the evening trains. east .
or west.
At Towanda, passengers can take stages for Wil
liamspon, Wellsborough and Montrose, and csmag
es can always be obtained, as may be desired.
The Proprietors are pre•iared to take any num•
ber of passengers by means of extra stages. if nec
essary. er Office in Towands, at the Ward House,
from-which all the stages take their departure.
A. KENNAR dr. Co.,
Proprietors.
Nov. 110. 1851.
O.PPOSITION.LINZI
AR' MIL CD MIE
WAVERLY TO TOWANDA.
Y fir , THE subscriber* are now fun
ning a coach daily from Waver
• _ ly to Towanda. they may be found
morning and evening at G. H Hallett's Claremont
Houve.:Waverly, and at noon at Wm. Briggs' To.
wanda:"The patronage of friends and travelers will
be •hankfully received.
8H 1W 4 BLACKMAN.
Sheshequin, Nov. 15, 1852.
DIIDM2Ei M'Z'W
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
Joseph Powell,
Is now receiving from New Ycrk the most corn•
plete and need assortment of Dress and Family
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Boots
and Shoes,Hats and Caps, Leather &c.,
hibited in Towanda. My stock of Dry Goods will
be found to contain most decided bargains in shawls.
Merino's. plain and figured defainex, thibet cloths,
alpacas, ladies flannels, &c., a good stock of gloves
and hosiery, every rtyle of
DSMICtRas CaaUaZin
Ditch as tickings, stripes, bleached and unbleached
_ tattslins, corbeco and uteri
mac prints. WOOLEN GOODS, of eve
ry descriplion, comprising Jeans, sheep. grey,
and Holley plaids, which will be sold cheap and to
which 1 invite the attention of close buyers fur cash.
Towanda, Dee. 1, lea.
IGHTet—Pre4h Caaiphine and Burning Fluid
I
ept constantly on hand at MERCUItB.
SALT just received at
Towanda, Dec.ls. 1852.
IMPORTANT
TO 1111
Farr, Farrier & Stage Proprietor
GEO. W. MERCHANT'S
CELEBRATED GARGLING OIL
01111Pall•LLIZIAD 131 Till WISTOZT Or mammas
as the most nommitable Erteamal Aptitastimt am
. They _ Xeep . It."
ExpMente of awe than sixteen years has southlishod
the tint that Merchant ' s Celehnived Gargling Oil, sr lie
serial loamily gollllol3ldoo, will call most cuss, and s►
have ail such as .
Swine. Sweeney* itinghone. Windgabla.
Evil. Callous. Cracked Heels. Galls of all
kinds. Fresh Wounds. Sprains. Bruises. Fis
tula. Sitfast. Sand Cracks. Strains. Lameness.
Foundered Foot. Scratches or Grease, Mange,
Rheumatism. Bites of Anirnala. External Poi
smug Painful Nervous Affections. Frost Bites;
Boils. Corns; Whitkors. Brain and Scalds.
Chilli) CbaPPe dl64 Cram r Con
tmctions of the Muscles . Swellings, "eakness
of the Joints. Caked Briasts. otc.dre.
The asmaraitennt succor or mi. Oil, to Oil titre of die •
Mee In unties and Cattle, and even in Vermin flesh, re
deity becoming more 'iuisirn to the firming eoennundty.
It can hardly be credited, erll•Pt by thou. wb° berg bees
to the habit of keeping it in their stables and houses, what
a vas amount of pain, 'offering and dun, an saved by
the timely appheauoo of tine Oil.
IST Re eon the name of the now proprietor, GEORGE
W. MeRCHANT Lockpatt, N. V., is blown In the Al. ef the bottle, and In his handwriting over the cork.
Al addrunisit to the proprietor win be promptir
. 7.7.7 -- Pamphlet of the Agent, and we what weeders an
iteotophehed by .the we of thifenedieine.
Sold by respectable dealers generilly, In the Val*
Sates aid Canada. Also by
Aszaws.—H. C. Porter, Towanda—Wm. KiEl
Athens—Eli Baird, Troy—D. V. Barnes. Columbia
tial3-4. D. Taylor, Burlington—Frisbie & Brim.
son, Orwell—E. Dyer, Covington—D. M. Bailey.
Mansfield—Humphrey & Place, Tioga—Turrell
Montrose—Perry & Ogden, Elmira. Wholesale
agents are Ward, Close & Co., Et 3 Maiden at., New
York.
minim ismi7
TA%Zs! ar Go 3)04
HS. 4M. C. MERCUR, have just received 'a
. very large and general awortmentaf
F,Al#4 (10101:1d..
Which they oder tti : tbe public at Ui,eir usual low
prices. sept 16
sezamszack i won =RE
CARPENTERS & JOINERS will dad a full as.
militant of Fume!, gauges, saw/, mum., trying
aquaria, bevels, campuses; iron and good spirit levels. -
auger, gimlet, Cancer and roger 6itts, broad, band and
bench axes, adzes, hammers, chisels, poxes, chalk
liens and meets , brim, and scratch tape
BLACK - 811'MM will find' anvils. vices, bellows,
olodgoo, band sad shoeing tioninero, rum files; iron
braces, bins. hand home ohms and tail.; strew
*too, and a gOnertilibent of IniotiOennan;ryiring
English and American baiter steel, idgeokiiilitrihritab
and EmilWi boa.• •
MASONS wt kid ilia sad phigering-trelvels,
gone hammers. lathing htithots, crbilervinah
Ike , oustionly en' lifid at • IitERVUTIV.
a=
. . . .
_ ... ~
uOVEY'S Patent •Elitir.d_Nnife . nay and ikon .
1.1. Cutters of various sizes. Nos, L,s, It. 4,5
and 6. ;Pikes. SS, $9, 1110.1iti, ;16111.018 'SIC -1'
, These Strait Cutters are better sad ,Abesper *as•
the straight knife tam, mitirkailnoeset thaggaant.
au the shaft. • - . . ~
The knimi on,t4ov,eiN . Cutter an 450111 61414,
enables' them ti. eat alright anths,•Pinit *ln*
little roller. „They cnrateadik, with awls ' ....,„
ere easily kept in , repair .. Eztch„knife sap tam
sr and sbarpenet . l wahott dislt(44/0.411 a inn
I C
other knivetjand if iiicesikry each Imili Osmimitit
out or in, was to keep them all true, If omr , kW*:
should wear faster than. another.. Sway._ fantail
should have ono of these' hOor - audifeed-mtvingjav
chines. ' IL M. WELLUI.
Athens. Pa., lan. 13. 18bli1 - - , • -. .
Corn ebellers..
THE very beat article to be fotagar4 %NC 114611 4 ,
and cbeapeat—(Warranted ) for **-
Agricultural and Stove Store of A. bt. VITALIMI"
Stove"! Starves!
COOKlStotts of ?Arlon , AWI4 IScellakt
NG
tem aizei and prices. Fmk gatterop Qr. Alin=
ted Oven Cooking Stoic's, Mit tiest to be fottsditl
Bradford, for Sale cheap. Eiegerpt
. Parror Stitatt•fat'
wood-er goal, of different patterns. &a. Box Aar ,
Coal Stove* for galls. Stores, Chortle*. B b°l 4 !‘
School Houses, &a., very cheap. Call It Ike Atli-
ens stove store of R. U. WELD:
Jan. 8.1853.
Bathing Tubs,
QPONGE RATHS and foot bath pans for male
Ll cheap. My bathing- tubs are equal to the but
city made. R. M. WR P LLES
Jan. 8. 1853. .
Oils !. One
COBUTINII celebrated winter strained Lard 0114 -
for machinery, warranted not to gem Alsoi
an excellent but cheaper article for Lamps,
NEVell Four OIL for Leather, IlArnesa,ail
for sale by the quantity or less, cheap for cish
ready pay, at the Athens Agricultural store of
Jan. 8, 1853. B. M. WELLS& .
Patent Leathei Pelting! _
AI.I. sizes of Patent oak and hemlock tanned
Belting and Lace Leather, at 10 per cent. lam
than city retail prices to be bad for cash at the 44-
ems Agricultural Stan of R. M. WELLS 8.
Jan. 8. 1853.
lobbing
OF all tondo in Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper, Brest.ll",
done on short notice. Workmanship &s., war
ranted to give satisfaction.
Tin roofing done in such a mannet asshalltlea= l ..
Call on H. M. WEL WC
Athens. January 8, 1853.
FOR sale at very low prices for ready pay s the
very best Axes to be found is tbis
made oat of the best cast and silver stash o< var;wBs
patterns fur Inmberm , n and wood choppers, sad
warran u ted. Call at the Athens Agrionitbril stereo!
Jan. 8,1853. R. M. WELLBS.
HANG OUT THE BANNER!!
-- A born ! a horse ! my kingdom foe
a horse and customers to take away
R -
~.r:ld h i e s ag oodi .ous s .
fir N e otar 4 ittivat rA ng the late
r , the 1111)
- --- '''' himself again!
And at No. I Brick ,How you'll and
Most anything that's in his line,
From d cambric needle of the finest kind,
To a jewelled watch of eighteen karat fins.
Clocks which keep time accurate and Wulf
Breast pins cif every style and bus,
Gold, silver, steel and plated chains,
Selected with the greatest pains.
Finger,ring:t, my gosh, why what a pile
01 every .shape and every style,
To suit the old the young, the gave. the m i.
May there be seen in elegant atriy.
And Witle in, who is himself 4 ' bell.: 1-
Is always ready and at hi; post,
To wait upon his customers and all
Who chance upop Ini to give a call.
So with good advice make up your mlndai
To call or. him and there youll find
Such sights, my eyes, 0 I what a kali
. Jewelry of every style and hue. .. , . ..
cDen't mistake the place No. 1. Brie Mir,
wherein, is prepared to do all kinds of
MERCURS
in his line of busines, at the cheapest rates that Ka ti
possibly be afforded. He will also sell his jewels,,
at 20 per cent /ewer, than was ever before offered li
this oj• market. Call and see.
Towanda, Zl)
Nov. 12, 1852. A. M. WANNIit.
Removed to B. Kingsbery's Block I
WA. Cfiamberifn,
TA AB just returned frotsktiesiii
* I!" l.l. of New York with a . large
4).
.t.iikirf suthipype?
ware,
W , d c l o er priin ie s sm a lry .44 l
(—....
,:',; the following artirdentiesilf,
7- , , :"- L'Epine and Plain Watches, wilt
_.): . )15,„ -- -::'1- 1 -°' a complete assortment of doe r
Jewell, such as Ear Bingia,,Pia;
ger II in ga, Breast Pins, Bracelets. l l ink.ets, GOIASUAIIi
Gold Pelts, Keys, etc. Alio, all sorts of Elliman",
and any quantity of Steel Beads—Ali of which he oars
for sale exceeeillrigly cheap foi CAtill.
Watches repaired do abort notice, Auld umemtifilt
to run well,ci the money will he refunded., end• wge
ten agreement given to that °llea if reioireil.
N. B.—MAPLE IiftIGNR, and Country I‘tali
taken. in payment for work; and alit. learn , w4 1 2..f" ,
orever;that the Produce must be paid whew thew;
is done--I Vet against credit in all its for
W. A. CHAMBERLIN, Ag i6f.
Towanda, April I:8, 1852.
T OVKINd GLASS PLATES cot and attelii
1.4 soy size. to be bad ■t the Jewetro•.tere of
May I. 1852. W. A. CHAMBERLIN, ,
MIL IM I mkatirs - lorir _AC ir.—.•
•
Saddle, (farness & Trnnk Mannfuttety.
"[ERE CCU? & Co, respectfully itiforuithii I . OMW
that they havyFernoyed to tho,ohop,rut
recently occupied by Smith & Bon, appall*
the Ward ,House, - where they on band a
law stock
rsattruezh, o.t—cgaaunia 3 1 223.1 . 309
-Ail unlike fn their Una manufactured to order, and
made of the tquit mattria!,,and.for workmanship antes
be surpaiieed in Northern P4mayleania,, They solidi
a call from those wishing to
: Madame, confident that
they ran live entisfection bot h uto quality sod prim
TT/fides and Sheep Volts - received for work and on
aettotint, at the lowest rates.
Sale Lies Mir, Uppd .. , .oher,Fraratis Leatikr awl
Calf skins, fur fain in any quantity.
rimtilotiLAß. NoTicgi
(IN =Mini of tame sustained at itbe Ists fire: wi
‘.." ore obliged to earl on those iokebted to Oa lin a
prouipt Settlement, as we are under the neeeseity dl
hating what is Owing to as, we unlit this nod , * will
to madam without resorting to other means. -
I t cniande. nee. 1. 195%
u-THITE GOODB.—A large and desirable assort•
meat of bishop lawns. swiss and book one.
lin*. jeconetN. earnbricb and baled Causline
bec 1 18112, IaRCURO,
WOW.
.Asesl dies!
JOB-WORK
Taxes, vatisgs, ;mire, arc.
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