New 2bvertionneuts. ESTRAY 'STEER. pAME to the enclosure of the subscriber, to tj Standing Stone trip., about the middle - of May, OW Brown Steer, very broad between the horns, n o other particular marks. The owner is requested to prose property, pay charges and take him sway. . ' NATHANIEL MODER. Standing Stone, July 4, 1853. _ Carpets , Matting &C. viGRIN and Venetian Carpets, floor matting I and Oil Cloths, jest received by; July 7, 1851 H. S. IdERCUR. DISSOLUTION. ri M. nowmarjsr. JOHN H. PHINNEY has 11. the; day dissolved, by mutual consent. All debts and,dernanda of the late firm is assigned acd transferred to G. M. Bowman, who alone is a othoris. cd to odds the same. G. M. BOWMAN, Towanda, July 5, 1853. JOHN H. PHINNEY; FARM FOR SALE. yr HE s ubscriber offers a valuable FARM for sale, 1 con taining 65 acres, acres of good timber. about 55 under a good stateof cultivation, well wat wed, and a water privilege thereon, capable 'of minin g machinery. Situated one mile from the 6ininehanna river, and . tialt Mlle from the road mooing from Towanda toilome. Any person or persons wishing to buy. cannot do tear than to call and give this Farm an examine con.. part of the purchase money will be required boll, and the balance can be made easy. GEO. L. STROPE. Wysex, July 4, 1853. CANTON AND ATUENS RAIL ROAD COMPANY. THE undersigned Commissioners appointed in pritmance of the Charter incorporating said company will open Books for subscriptions_of stock o the Bradford House, in the borough of Towanda, aila o'clock. A. M., on Saturday, the 25th of June rev. G. F. MASON. C. F.W ELLS BURTON -KINGSBERY C. H. HERRICK, Comnfrs. C. COMSTOCK, C. :4TOCKWELL, ' ROBERT FERRIS. J Towanda, May 25, 1833.. Po,Tros EST.—The opening of hooks for sub. .criptions of stock 'to the Canton and Athens Rail Read is postponed to July 31st inst. ATBENS AGRICULTURAL, N AND STOVE STORE. r_all , l'2o:i+4(4 le 4 Emery's Patent Changeable Horse Pow ers, Threshers, Separaters, dice. , eit.c. OWING to the great advance in the price of Iron, the manufacturers have found it net.essary to .a ad; an ce the priccu, so as to enable them to man ciancrc equally good With other seasons„ .1:.-t :halt tt , e - a cheaper material in their constru- The,e :nachines are invariably prortuuneed by %..,pett.td jutigt.s, to be the best treadmill Horse ?Aar that are known. Prices for the Season, 1853 E.1 , 71 ' . Patent Changeable Horse Power. ihrt,her,:•eparatur,Banda.4sce., fur two Patent Changeable Horse Power, "Ilre,hrr, 6epatator, Hand, &c., for one ram' , Pauli t Changeable Two horse Pow with Tnre'her and Cleaner combined, 235 00 Two•horse Power alone, 116 00 • •• One-horse '• • 83 00 rnr,m_ Vaehine, with Separator and fixtures, itich cvlirofer, 37 00 inch cylindcr. . • 3;.i . 00 ............ u( [Sandi fur Machine, with extras. &c. 5 00 Ktreirr•e Patents horse Threshing machine '.50 00 .• 1 • 123 00 1);. ::eaner. " 2 lik.N,e machine wi h ielf- • 'o7!l' for I or 2 horse power, Lam'. Patent Reaping and Mowing Ma nine combined. • 7 120 00 4 Machine alone, • - '....110 00 Iced:non to the above prices, but two-thirds of .1.e:1ml freight from Albany (which, on my ma• h tety low, and arranged by special con- Set ; be charged ;by which arrangement. pur. lints of machines of me, will save from four to du an on each machine. Machines will be de rfere,l at any place on canal or railroad. Tons—Cash or approved notes with interest, ‘Ya..• in 4 and 6 months. All machines war. ved. and in case of failure, may be returned , h+ll 3 months and pay refunded. Those wanting aolnes Fhould apply early in the season. For further particulars apply to the subscriber. R. M. %V ELLEB. hiens. Pei, June 22, 1853. Another Arrival of NEW/ GOODS! S. MERCUR is now receiving another New, Assontoeiit of Goods, consisting as usual of ioit everyliing wanted fp the line of Meichan /t. which will be sold very cheat) for CASH. r9 tranda, June 29, 1853. LIBEL EEC Drcrones. JI Em s vs. Jane Evans, in Bradford County oni Pifild. No 34. Fctiy. Term 1853 'NE EVANS, defendant - in - the above cause lou are hereby notified that John M. Evans, husband, has filed his petition foe a-divorce the bonds of Matriinony- And ao falai subs :a ha s teen returned, and proof made that you not to be found in said county. You are, there e,, hereby required toeear at the Cann noose, the bum' pp of Towanda, on Monday th`esth day of nesuber next, being the Ist day ofL'.ll46"mb.ker of said court of cornrnoopteal;-16- "I'mr":""e' complaint, awl shlss came, if-any you have, the said John shall not be dir)r'Cell 'from ; you. C. /Bul' Sheriff's Office, Towanda Jo 3Q ane 30. realsom • OST, bel wren Towanda and Monroeton, on Mon d-day, 13th June last, a Green changeableyarai, • tad red sail() Bowers. The finder is reopened foe home where it can be furund.or leave-it al Ilic e of the Bradford Reporter, where they will Lowy rewarded (or theirtrouble: - June.2B, 1853. - M. C. ALLEN. NOTICIL HEREBY forbid all persons from trtiatinganT ' , on car account, without a written orderfronS " 1 'eiled Will pay no debts so contracted. Unless by lw HUGH' O'HARA. 'sands, June 39, 1853' Chance to mak eSZon.ey. j AGE NTS WANTED ~ ass for subscribers to-!' Hayward's Unit &lute. Gazetteer." the a ' Cottage Bible" and itaable and popular works, :atelligeot and entetyrisitig man can make 'ages, by acceoing -en agency' for Ittese thich are in high . tainr ,aril very easily to 1. F. BROWI4, at ibish Tee, natii ' 4ll . and thereafter, at th e , office of tbe Brad t'et, juucB .1. F. DROWN. - ORPHAN'S :COURT - SALE BY en ordegmfsie - Grphan's Court of the county of BradfOrd, r irill - be exposed to pub, lie sale, on the premise's, on Satordaycthe.lSth day of August, 1853, at I o'clock, P, M.; the following property,late the estateof Jobs Welch, deceased The nridivtded half of the two following pieces or parcels of land in the township of Durell, one of which it bounded and described as follows--Begin. ning at a post corner of lands sold to Jonathan Ac ta, thence south 40° west 125 perches, thence north 2 0 east 193 perches, thence south 48° east lOU p. to the place of beginning. Containing thirty nine acres ten perches, more or less, alum three acres thereof improved, with a board shantee thereon.. The other piece is bounded and described as fol lows—Beginning at a hemlock corner of Oliver Gilberr& lot, thence along the same south 50° east 81 perches to a post, thence by lands of John Griffin south 5° east 94 perches to a post, thence along the warrant line north 48° west 90 perches to a post, theope'by lands of Jonathan Acta north I° east 73 perches to the place of beginning. Containing 30 acres, more or less, about twelve acres thereof im proved, an old log barn and a few fruit trees thereon Attendance given and terms made knotvn on the day of sale. ROBERT BULL, June 30,1853. Administrator. ADMINIST'RATOR'S NOTICE. ALT. persons know i ttg themselves indebted to the estate of Edwa Patterson, deceased. late of South Towanda tp., are hereby requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims against said estate will please present them duly authenn eated for settlement. M A RIND A PA 'I".TERSON, DENNIS M'CrILL, June 27. 1853. Administrators Dr. Marchisi's UTERINE CATHOLICON. eases for whidh ft is of fered ; being those incidental to the respectable fe, mile, whether married orsingle, and usually known by the name of IMINEELTAI COMPLA.INTS. Of these are Prolapsus Uteri, or falling of the Womb ; Fluor Inflimation and Ulceration of the Womb ; Incidental limmorrhage, or flooding. Pain. ful, Supprefo ed and Irregular Menstruation, &c., with all their accompanying evils, (Cancer except ed.) no matter hovt , severe or of how long stand ing. That this CAT OLICON is in every way worthy of the confidence of the afflicted as a successful, safe, and cheap remedy, is vouched for by the fact of its having received the apprtib.iiion and liberal patronage of many prominent members of the in the United States, and also by the voluntary tes, timonials given in the testimonials given . in the pamphlets, from ladies .and Physician of ,he high est respectability as certified by the most satisfac tory authority. This preparation is not a" cure all," but it is in- tended expressly for the above named Complaints, so very distressing in their nature and consequent CPS and which have heretofore resisted the skill and exertions of the most accomplished Physicians of all countries, to a degree beyond that of perhaps any other malady to which the human family is heir. The ingredients, as certified by high medical au thority, (.•ee pamphlet ) are all VEGETA BCE. and are not associated anti any article unfriendly to the animal economy. RErnamscss.—P. B. Peckham, M. D. Utica, N. Y., L. D. Fleming, M. D t'nnandaguia, N. Y. D. Y. Foote, M. D.l:3yracu,e, N. Y. M. H. Mills, M. D. Rochester N. Y.. Prof. Dunbar, M. D. Baltimore, W. %V, Reese, M. D., City of New York, W. Pres cott., M. D. 'oncord, N. IL crj - Panapitlets can be had gratis at my Drug store in Towanda, Pa. Sold by all the leading Druggists in the adjnining counties. - DR. 11. C. PORTER, Agent J. B. Marchisi & Co., Proprietors, Central Depot, 30.1 Broadway, N. Y. junel.s To Contractors and Others. $I 30 00 125 00 .. 235 00 .. 30 00 WE have on hand, pork. beef, butter. corn, oats, wheat, buckwheat, beans, dried apples, floor, feed, iron, steel, shovels, bars, powder, fuse, fish, tea, coffee, Fuvr, molasses, soap, tobacco, salt and cement for sale as cheap as at any other house. Athens, April T'.3, 1853. WELLS & HARRIS. Susquehanna Collrgiate Institute. PI-108E who have sub,.cribed towards the erec tion of the building, for this institution in To• wanda. are requested to call and pay into the Trea, sury 25 per cent. on the amount of their respective subscriptions, the 'building having been corn menced. J. D. MONTANYE, Towanda, May 11, 1853. Treasurer T 0 .4 L 1F Office with the ,Register and Recotder, TOWANDA. PA. NEW STORE, NEW GOODS, r\T WI, V 1P3:30 IMOig = wrociVe ¢ pm-v./ries- HAVING located themselves in the Brick Store west side of Main 8:., nearly opposite Bridge St-, have this day rece , ved a large and bpicaitlttl stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Ginteriss, Paints Oils, Hardware, Nails, Stone-Ware, 4 5 . c 15. c. which notwithstanding the advance of Goods, they are bound to sell theaper than ever , before offered n this market. " Quick sales end , imail propts" is their motto. n Most kinds of Produce taken in exchange for Goods. The highest price paid for lumber. May 6, 1863. S Pll IN G-''GoaDS . - WW2= ..zaaaozwaz TS now receiving a large nssorniient Of all kinds of I,,f3P,RINGt ; andSLIMM.F.ft, GOODS, l which hill riniiiively be sold itheaper than . ii the cheipeit ; and bee. Towanda. April 20..1E153. - • . ; NEW SPRING 13100Dgi , "- - THE subscriber hi s just•returned frbm the city with a very large and 'most superior *elev• ion of APAINO AND fiVaLlffElt GOODS. Which in rtspect to style end ptices tionably give satisfaction to all that may'ravor him with a JOSEPH KOMBBERY.• • Towanda, April : Bo, 1853. ' - BOOKS AND -STTION RY. An extensivecatalougne or Schontandlitscellai neous 80043 jeod iITNiTIOSARY, I just, received which will be sold at ihe lowest.priccs t , „ • 109 Barrels of 'SALT just received and for sale at • • ••• B. KINGSBURY'S. • Towanda. March 22; M 153. .` VTAY,RAKEt3.L—MI doz Hay'Askei at wholesale AL or retail at pine ir) MERCUR'S. Nsw . Mnettistiitints THE undersigned, having been duly ap pointed Agent for the sale of this truly IN VALUABLE MEDI CINE, would respect fully invite the atten— tion of Ladies and Practitioners of To— wanda and vicinity, to the gratifying success that has attended its use wherever introduc, ed, and its happy adap tation to the cure of all the distressing ditt Medical Faculty U. I. MA DILL JLAD ~Lecctlancous. NEW SPRING aoops. . . a S. M E RCM R c., Is NOW =mu vuoro Al VERT LAIOII AM osSissa. AS SOUTMENT 07 SPRING GOODS, Which are offered to the public at wholesale or retail, • at very/oio prices Towanda, March 31, 1853: Vats, Caps and' Sonnets. . • FRENCH Silk. Cassimere,: Kossuth. Panama. Leghorn, Canadian, straw and Palm Leaf Hats. Also, a large assortment of Ladies' and Mime Moieties; Straw, French Lace. &c., Hanneti just receivod at MERCUR'S. April 6. 1853. Boots &Shoes. • MENS, Woman, and Chi!divas Ltaots and shoes a 're ry•large assortment at MEIRCURIL Uardware. ' LARGE addition to the assortment, of common and Sadlery Uaidware now arriving It IERCUR'S. April O. 1853. Groceries. 7 AIMS. more of !hose cheap Brown Sugars, Coffee, Crushed and Powdered Sugars, common MolanseA, Stuart's Syrup. superior Green and Bl'k. Teas, Rio, Java and Mocha Coffee. Also, All other kinds of Groceries, except liquors. at wholesale or retail at MERC UR'S . French embroidery. EMBROIDERED collars , chemuetts, equacing. under sleeves, linen hiadkerchiefs, edgings end insertings at Shawls. WRITE CRAPE. bl'k Elk and colored shawls for sale at MERCURI4. NEW AND CHEAP GOODS. OD. BARTLETT , is now receiving a large . and carefully selected stock of . NEW GOODS, bought for cash since the late decline in prices, which he will offer for reedy pay at prices which cannot fail to give satisfaction—among other things he invites particular atienlion to his assortment of Dress Goods. Towanda, April 15, 1853. IMMENSE STOCK ! ! Summer Goods at the Cash Store OF GOODRICH CO., OWEGO, N. 1. THE deci.ion has gone forth, the fact is admit— ted that goods are sold at Iwweeprices at Good: rich & Co's, than anywhere else ; where now can be found an unusually large stock of Goods adapted to the season which ere going off at very low rates. Their stock of LADIES' DRESS GOODS Cannot be equalled, and the greatest variety of bereges,silk tissues, challis berege delains, jaconets, lawns, striped and plain chambras, strip ed and plain steel and gold•mixed poplins, fine striped and checked ginghams ; a great assortment of rich black silk shawls, cashmere, crape and broche shawls ; silk capes and mantillas ; an une qualled show of highly clustered, black, 'watered striped, plaid and changeable silks, satins, bonnets and ribbons, French embroiders ; 15000 yards of shilling calicoes for sixpence ; Lisle thread and cotton gloves from 3 cts. to 2 shillings : rich vest ings, cloths, cassimeres, satineits, tweeds, jeans, ; cotionailes all kinds, mens summer wear, plain, striped and plaid linnens, sheetings, shirt ings, cotton ticks, drills, ittc. - Cash purchasers will find great bargains, as the whole has been purchased at auction and package prices. (CY Cash paid for BUTTER..) . Owego, May 25,.1853. Nails and Glass. ALARGE supply of Nails and Windom Glass of almost every size for sale at MERCUR'S. April 22, 1853. EARM.' PP AS.—A quantity of early Peas in pa pers and packages ; also, by the quart, peck dr bushel, at . ap22 MERCURIC Mini=TittacreutrauirE ATTORNEY AT LAW, TOWANDA. ift lee :a Elie north end-of the Ward !louse, (lately occupied by Laporte, :Hawn & Co.) Towanda, March, 5,1853. SPRING GOODS ! usii_\,zs.v a sg)amm South Corner of Mercur's• Block, &Mt, AhE now opening their stock of GQPDSkir the Spring and Summer trade, comprising a full and complete assortment, and of the usnal variety, which will be sold at a very amen profit for Ready Pity. Among the assortment of DRY' GOODS, will he found a great variety of bathes' Dress Goods, consisting, in part of Bereges, B•rcgc Delaines, all•tend Ddaines, Lawns, plain and printed ; Ginghams, English, Scotch and American ; Poptins, Prints of all shades and color: Also, fur Men's wear may be found Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds, Kentucky ;eons. silk, Satin and Summer 'Vesiinos. '• Also r §hekkngs..:Skirtinipt, bleached apd -bran% T ink i tike, &rout& os.ttidt ;fortoye,•= ?Imr e- 4;4066 Vain, Carpet, Warp, Cotton flatten, Arc., &c. GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS. ' 5 • A full Flock will he kept on band. Those. in tvadt of t-ugars.Teas, Coffee, Molasses, Stevfart's best syrup,tiptees. Pepper Ginger, Solemn's, Flour, Fish, Salt, Tobacco, or any other article in this line, will 'Jo well to oall,on, us before purchasing else wittite. itzOlimmuutz. A large a splendid assortment. • C►ockarv, Glass and Stone-ware, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps— , Nails.-Pain/8, Pas, 6"ktp apd Putty : ThankfUl for the liberal patronage oft he past Frei son. the undersigned feel a plea Sure in inviting ihe public to en examination of our Spring stock, be- i lieving that good Goods and low prices will insure a speedy,sale for ready pay. TRACY 4 MOORE. Towanda, May 20 1853. Towanda and Burlington Plank Roads . C:,IIICRIBERS to the Sleek of this Road are hereby notified tfiat an instalment of Ten par cent,,on the amount of ,Ijleir be due ipd Payable to the Treaattrer„: at 'kne Ottme of LipOrte, I;lasOtt'tiCit:,On The tsiti day alb)) , next. By order pf the Managers, " DENJ.B. RUSSELL, Elkeretary. June 21 3 1853. , • DOESJT, MEAN YOU t • A". peons inilebt9llo the Subscriber, in any: way or Matlbey:,Otre'itereby notifie&that imme diate payment must bb Made, br the i teCaunts. twee &c. will be placed in the hands of a Magistratelor collection. r JOHN I,I.9EI(tER. Towenda, Jdne 1853, ; ; astray - CA" to le enclt*ute cif Ake anbscribe rim wind. ham t ap,, ab ut two weeks since,,Three ewes and two Latrib6:=-i - teite,4 . litft novirtimilar marks. The owner is requested to ittosre properlyipay atm ges and take ihetraway.r , :JAMES REYNOLDS • .! Windburn, Junes PKI.Sta•":- ry INTer, OIL &e.-;'—katiiir supply of poiegrotied White Lead. ParisOremii. Verdigfis. Lin - Seed' Lamp and Neatsfoot Oil. Itil . isto;' Cotehrßody'ind Furniture Varakalriirtsmeglyed 19534 4151‘07/03.-"; TRON ANDSA - 11 0 8. - 4i4 - Toil iitOte-V [stir in 4 Iklails just reseivcd at mar2o BIERCURT. Al4;peszona indebted-.to clarosikl; deo'd, tate,:uf litnalthBell, are hereby, requested to make payment without delay. and those having dialmsagaluat said estate. wlii - Pleas, prc.t sent them dolt authenticated:. for seulemene - JAM E 8 GEROIJLD. TlAdca'nistrators JAME9_);,GEIIOULD:, .•• May 27. 1859. Auditots'a_lffotioo:*;.- _ Estateof Iforati %Cad, cietea . ;4l. THE auditor appal n tedrhi-i he Orphan's -'-Court of Bradford County to settle and adjust the ac-. acount of Moses A. Ladd,. one of.th!: z Esecutor's of said estate, on•exeePtiops - filed .Attind to said business at his office_ in Towanda horn; on the Bth day of July, 1852,,at o'ci43el . (.1"31.. - 14f which 611 persons interested Willt4lca: iiiittee:ll- BOOTH, June I. 1823. . - • - Auditor. ALL persons. bidet:aid" iu die 4 - #llte - ;of Beonight; deed, latent Ridgluilt townAip, are hereby requested to_mytke froptiediatejiayineitt, and those having elaiina apinsksaid estatef:teill,plea.e present them duly authenticate& fur settlement. • - RIIEUDIVBENNIGHT, April 2!, 1853. Ereentrix, A LL persons' indebted to the :ease. of_JAMES lA. LAMB,' deed late - iitLEROY iwp., are hereby.requetted to make immedlitte - payment Scut those having claim against said estate, will please present them duly aniheuticat . ed for settle ment. EDMUND KF:LLY, April 90,1853. MERCUR'S. T ETTERB of administraton having been granted I the undersigned by the Register of Bradford . county. on the estate of Dattigl O'Keefe. late of said county, deceased ; all peContt indebted to said es. tete are hereby notified to make immediate payment to the undersigned, and those having claims against said estate will present them duly authenticated for settlement- CATHARINE O'KEEFE. JEREMIAH AHEARN, Adm'ri JOHN FLYNN, April 14, 1853. ALL persons indebted to the estate of.DAVID H. pwENt4, deceased, late of Monroe tvrp. are hereby requested to make immediate payment, end those having claims against said estate, will please prOgeut them duly authenticated for settle merit. May 11. 1853. ORPHAN'S COURT' SALE By virtue of an order of the Orphan's Court r,l Bradford County, will be exposed to Public Sale, on the premises, on SATURDAY, the 25th of JUNE next, at I o'clock, P. M., the following prop erty, late the estate of Seth T. Barstow, dec'd, situ ate in Wysnx twp., and bounded and described as follows :—North by the public highway- leading from Towanda to Rummerfield Creek, on the cast by land in possession of J. R. Middleton. south by the Susquehanna river. and west by land of V. E. ri J. E. Piolett. Containing about 3 acres of land, all improved, with a house thereon. Attendance will be given and terms of sale made known on day of sale. D. F. BARS I'OW, May 19. 1853. Administrator. ALLpersons indebted to the estate of MANUEL SILVARA, dec'd late of Tuscarora twp.. are hereby requested to make payment without delay ; and all persons havina claims aeainst said estate will pleabe present them duly authenticated fur wt. tlement. BEN I. M. SILVARA. May 25. 18A3 ALL persons indebted to the estate of Samuel Gunsaules, deed. late of Ridgbery wp., are hereby requested to make payment without delay ; and all persons having demands against said estate are requested to present them duly authenticated for settlement. W. 0. GUNSAULES, June 2, 1853. Administrator. 41.17D1T0R11 NOTICE. Estate of Peter Johnson, deceased THE auditor having been appointed by the Court t> re-examine claims of certain excepting cred, itors to the fund, inthe hands of the adrainibiraioni of maid estate, raised by sale of the real properly of the defendant, will attend to said business at the tavern of Hugh Hicks, in Rome village,on the 12th day ()fluty 1853, at I o'clock. I'. M.. of which all persons interested will take notice. H. BOOTH , June 4, 1853. • Auditor. ALLpersons indebted to the estate of James Lennox, dec'd s late of Ul%ter twp. are hereby requested to make payment without delay : and all those having demands against said estate will pre• sent them duly authenticated for settlement. DA IVEL.LENNOX, Administrator.. June 25, 1853. Aipprentle,e Wanted. 4BOY ahout 17 years of age, who can e.m• well recommended as to moral character, Rie.. Can eet a situation as an apprentice to the TIN NING bnainesa by applying immediately to TOwands, April 15,1853. HAI.I. RtlBBEl..t. Carpeting. SEVERAL new pieces of Carpeting added to the stock, making the assortment good. for sate on the most reasonable terms. A pri I, 80,18:r.7. 308. KINGSBERY, FRESH. AND NEW ARRIVAL OF SPRING , St SUMMER . .1160DIPEANTES & CO., CORNER of the Public. Square and Main Street, Towanda, Pa., respectfully give. notice that they are now opening and receivinu direct from the City of New York, their NEW STOCK 40( SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, which, with their fainter stock on hand.comprises one of the largest and hem selected assortments robe found west of New York. Having been purchased at, • GREAT 11Art•GA INS! They are enabled to rfTer them diviner than ever. , — They indite particalat attention to their ailurtno:nt of 'Ladies' Dross O'oods C c Osistmg,OtJakaet and Sarisa Muslim, I'cinie,l Lawrig.Oinetama, .13Vd Mostios, Merrimac. • Cot:heco,Fcliliiv'er..anA, other styfe ! , of Arneticallrfints,in endless variety, a Large ,assortment,. and fur sa le cheap. They. lave slso a* - lame Variety of VANKkg Tl•llsitil„anheaciag.almost every thing f: from a Crochet Needle to a Lady's Satcri..i el. They invite pariicular attention to their. assortment of Carpeting of all prices and styles. Also,:Spring and .Benntiter Bats; , Bioto and Shots, Shoe Findings ..and Leather,• ' deries - Mrookeryiigkelf Hardware .-c. ' l'keir Eliotlt hal been ielected with care, and will be'lliild''dielfrt:"Parrhercomeneneitvnttnecessary, give us a call. antfarryWill show you our goods: and MON'raf Firjees.aunt-sonaine you that theNtbotre - itr no. Re dct ttir&ioni .oitt anolrOi4i! " Small Pr fE4 'Bl rieus- do Quick: ; Trtwanda,,March 10,108. • • lizectrtries Notice. • ; T ETTBRS Tesuimentary . having' beetr granted. .to the subscriber upon the estate °IA. o.•l't cc *an, detteasedaate of Canton towirshicre all' persons hav to g4feneand s againarsaidestate.wre - hereby noti titled to attend to the settlement of itte-sarnOt the lite residence of Otte deeeased,in flaatenn•tift Mon ! ! day. July U, 19131 in which tithe all -persons 'hav4 ing demandlitgainst the estate, will ,preent' them; pn . jartuuthentleaterfor settlement. - - topic - P=IMM - Canton, June 9.11139 i: Exenntrirr 6-HE'DS.MOLASSES. Own 3104 shiUioga; End i~icbest if 'cent Sugar in town. at ',.• ' 'May 6, 1953. PIIINNEY & 130 WMAN'T; EtgaVabnextisematio. A DMINISTRAMMI,NOTIOR E!ECt1TOB•8 trancE EXECUTOWB NOTICE ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE ADM IN ISTRATOE's NOTICE. THOS. ELLIOTT. WV. COOLBAUOIL Adminixtratnrs EXECUTOR'S NOTICE THEODORE SILVARA. Executors ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE A DMINIsTEATOR'S NOTICE GOO WS ._i' • BUXOM G LZ. rate f ul t i e tA se it a , s fi ci rs n t k • iYu°/?3 uitabtc which lie can sell as lota.astatly in.the Market.— His :too& are' manufactured a* well ag any halite work ; And war ranted to vac good natisfactiuu. 350 t:tmisot pozei mutt ptices. 200 Hair of PantA from 4 ahilatags to $6, 200 Vert.. of all dem-111)0..11c Brown Linnet) 11n:its, U White and Hoff Veor for H.lis and Porters. • Straw and Chip nape Summer Cravats—a first (am assortment. Hose, Gloves..&c., Remember, the same old place, S•.' I 13r:ck Row. 11, t; A.VI Towanda. Al Iv 19, 1953. TILL' bYJF 111.17'1:111.V. Of Sir Jain Franklin.. 5 'ioulet re,der citenient,lll.ll, NEW STOCKED CLOTHING STOPE, GEORGE H. BUNTING, OPPOSITE man WARD 11017S1EL BUNTING respectfully , informs hi• friend, and the pdblie uetterall, in town and Ow. surround ing country, tueetlwr wul. all the re.t of man. kind," that -he has fu.tot received from New York. one (date most coin plrie aqsortinent Mens and Buys Ready Made Ctothing,eser before tarried in Towanda. together with Cloths, Cussiniere4, tugs, and Trimingi which he will make up in the most approi.ed rayh., and at the lowevt price. Executrw lie has also on hand %meta the most ra s hion l hir stock of Futot,lting Fuch as Wth.lett l'n. der.hirni, Overahirt*, °Trion*, Watt rs, anti every article in his line periaiiiim4 to Gentlemen:: War drobe. which will be .old cheaper than any taller Clo,hing `Store ;ci Bradfuttl Cuut.ty. He is confident tha: from his lung experience that he can give general satisfaction. lie einplol,s tome but the most expert workmen, and tech asoured Whet his work %ill not Nutter by comparisi!m with the best city shops either hi elegance of WOl4 l / l abOlp or CI, egance of style ;•and hopes by strict .atiention to bu s i ness , to merit a continuance of that Wien! pat ronage which has been extended to him heretofore. Returning sincere thanks fur past a vori he asks the public to give him a call and see for themselves. TING done as truAl and warranted I, fit if properly made up .('D TY. Don't mistake the place, on the corner of Maul st.. and the public sTisre, opposite the Ward House..D even so, this woi6l is " all a stlge," And gents mu-t dress in this progiessive age, Each have ihe:r taste of style, of cut and drew— The question asked where cio uc get the lie.l! Where can the large ,t stock of good, he Say where the cheapest and best abound Wiicre can we et the >hure>t nni ice get A coat, a reAt and p‘ntaloona that fit ! To answer these, I frankly say to all The cheapest place is '• llunimes Clothing Towanda Dec. 29. 1$5!: CLOTHING STORE. J. & R. ALICCANDIOL, & CO. TN the Brick Mock. next door to Meicurs more have 1. just added to their stqck, a large and fabhtoli, ble assortthent of Ready mado Clqhing, ADAPTLIO TU •IRK SIt , LSt.N. of evers , vartolv, boat of ,hlt..ind prirr, la vt h• ,- h they adk the attenttort of the public. Thin t+ ilow the Inrgest stick Ever Offered in Towanda LI and will be sold at prices considerable lowvr then ever befure known IR LitlN place. r goods :rte selected with a regsrd both to style and price. ail offer indocemenk, not to be inrt with at ally other establishment. re Strangers visiting Towanda, or oth ers in want of CLOTILING will and TM! LARCEsT AsSoFirMENT, at our establi.,hinent, in thiN at ihe coyntiv, and mode in such style nod matprinis et to enure satisfaction. We shall endeavor by LOW PILWES ec GOOD CLCTEXNG, to secure petrottage. feeling confident that our ani clesivql give satisfaction to the narcha..er.• The as,q - Inwnt compri t es every article rerouted fur a nentlent.m's outfit. TEIZW-.CASH. Uc•ereoil.c. Cotil9 Pods . Orr& fiTh Cop: Sc Locrtwas.—Next doer maoh of Mercue , , Main it. Towanda ; and Nn. 7 Warr rt. Amon/4 nail, Elmira: and tinder the Troy Eichunge, Troy. Pa. Cr All kind, of Country l'rutluce, tilt en in excharice fig• Tu womb', Mnv It), '33, :6 1 :0•013,21 A :\ D NE W. G 0 S ' OPPOSITE THE . COURT HOUSE. RAU= NEvnva, HAVE just compacted lv:zealot finely finislieJ Store on the site of the Iwo ihey bad` linne'. 1114 filled it with the large A t arid trio4t eunirrelien*- ive, block of . Groceries; Provisions, Yankee Notions, Trutt, Confoctionory, Toys, &.c., eke. ever exhibited this side We h..ve bought 1 , .t. ;wick , ' of 'he best quality consettnentlY are prepared in sell at ns low prices as the same •tualitv can be bc,ught al any other place: Mid vre.. - fiattet ourselves that tf fortune has beer agaiirq iN, (tire havlng consum ed over storefrand one stork at good.) otir old cue tamers will not follow the precedent. if then - call and see our stock and hear the exceedtngly prices. Among the many 'articles we hare are GROCERIES, I..ov v ar, coffee,' chocolate, cocoa, molasses, Ste tvarA s syrup, ginger pepper, spice, cluv . e::: nut megs, Cilia moil, ~ arratugi soda, cream tartar, potted tanstaid, pepper sauce. catsup, stmt. tiles, bar soap. iu staseit de., de. , I' 1.1 t) 1 1.4 S I alsi Itless pork and lwel, tiumti nod shoiulaers. wheatiftour, buckwheat:tower. corn meal, soda and butter cracker:4,r mackerell, codfish, ,sliad, herring, potatoes , brats onions, • &0., ~,St a,i It tir %, AND NUTS,. Preserved prunes. elf tmri, Fti ii,h c tirratits, rs„tsins. green and dried apples. A IttrontlS, filberts, *noble and rnaderi.l walnuts, brazil nuts, rearms, chests, oats, hickory wits, &r. • 1 4 :1.4 - KEF: TIG!..*. born and wood pocket combs.. toilet, combs, fine crrcalip. hair, cloth; teeM'lnran is, and ..111.niking b4uslied. Wallets. %torte .monies- an,d purses,.( many styles, Pocket ink stands, pocke,..t and small.. fancy mirrors, tobacco, boles, stanaf boxes. anti almost every article in this •ine." Work toil.ct cases, ecreiarics. plain and,enabLoidercd,.Work baskets of =Mk stylco... . . 'MC" 4111:111 Mk; ew," German,Yrench and etniteriCatir. To Yg of beery de scription anti mute. A tew earthed and ri•wter tea itieus, for little gifts, anti a fe t e boys' sletrhs,. BROWN't; viAsii RI : BOXES, WILLOW A riD SPLINV MAIiKEr •BASIi B'I'~, B A IV Ashton da:.ty salt; ground rook salt, Saliba* bolh coarse and hoe. Also, a qintntity •of %Mite Stone Lime. .. CANDY wholesale or retail: of ail -kinds and innumerable other articles, ciir sale at, the pew store ginositilbe, Court House. * • - " Toivanda, Dee. 1, 1852 BAILEY *NEVINS. . , . DI:Ark:TBS.—A new nisortri3ent Plat#4litid ogler Joiner's Tools,'lnsurkeiveil at. ' Oja. '• - • • • INERoUII'Ei. 4,, • • resit. , f \ quAtcrtrr at may 1* MERCTIFE'S. - ~~~ Mar at Otagm STAGts e r s .... ,<";7"—__. LEA IT To %Oa n for' Mere u ?fit tuills.Curlington last StnitlArld -- Itideebery, and Wellsburg de pot un the.N. Y. & E.R. R.. every MosnAli, WOW. sia.nrY end FAIDAT at 8 o'clock A.. N., atiitarriVa at the depot in time to take the everting train of ca re either cast or nett, same day. _ Returning Titaini r, TileattliAr and Sivtinie, after the arrival of the Eastern train, and also die We-tern ears from Jefferson, Elmira. &a.. and ar rive at Towanda name day. FA : — Towanda Marcia** mills, 2 73 " to Burlington, " to East Smithfield, .bag . to Ridgebery, . i,OO " to Wellsburg depot. 1,1,5 EsprAv pacl•ages to or from the Rail Rued care d?li, %red ut moderate charges. rovrand3. 187.2 IMPORTANT TV Te.o farrier it Stage Proprietor UEO. W. 3IERCIIANT'S IMMTO!r;PI . 7TM osrsallsiLgt.cp IS TIIN AMOR! Of ailialrlNS As the most remarkable External Applkeda' over discovered. " They can't Keep House without it" F. ‘tot:l.twe of more than pirceu peen luta ostablo-he.l the ht,t :th,rcltaht's Co:cbrated Gargling Oil, or toi. I..inthy Etl/blnCfttlull, WE/ t uro lnoit eloef t and litre c. .och as Spat lin - ctney. ILingLone. Wilt*ils. rOll Callous. Cracked Heels. Galls of nil fresh Wounds, Sprains. Bruise% }is Lula, :-atfast, Sand Cracks, Strains. I„ameuev, r,,andcrell Feet. Sendai...4i or Grease, kruare, )o:et/mat:gni, Rites cy; Animals. Extenull Painful Nen ous AffectionS, cn , nt, liit,s P its Cons, 'Whitlows, I:urns and Scalds, eldllblalus, Cl:spiv.' 'lands, Cramps, Con t!actlons Muselt.., Swellings, Wesknc,a of the Joints, Caked Bleasta, etc.. &c. 1 Le suc c ess of this Oil, in the cure of tt ituinsee and Cattle, anti oven in tureen Ilealt, Istymune known to the fawniug cammunit•. it can Iwnlly he credited, except by dram who hate bean in the habit of keeping itin their ambles end beasts, what • real aniutunt of pain, entierin: and ulna, aro sal cd Lv the joillit:4114(1 of thl3 Oil. hT flu 'urn the name of the wile plop, mint, GEtnic %V. tI LitCIIANT, N I , is L on n is the atria o: ilia t. , :tln, and in tom handwriting twin- the tuck. A.I ordnrs addree.ted to the atturnarnar wail be i.toeortif resinnrl:ll in. Get a remphle• of the Agent. aro, .tae what woinlere ar s necurnt.liehed by the ure of Ova tin.licine Soil tlealcra 6...1.c14:.), to !ha Vote. ! 4 C..1.1.1.a. A :r.o Ly AGENTL-11. C. Porter. Towa . Ki 4 Athens—Di 11n4141, Trff—D. V. 'James. CuIUMIII I I Flats—l,. D. Ta,lor, 1144rlingtmi—FrINI• • & Heon• nrwelf—E. Dyer, C4:4l , : ng!Git —D. M. Millen :41.440•II-1,t —Humphrey tic. Twra—Titrrell. 114•44tr0-o-- Per & Ogden, 1-.: 1 444:ra WholeN.Tde 4<.-.,•44ts are Wa: I, & . Ce., 83 Maalen Et., New PAPER THE may at Paper Haugings kept Itl tlti, vuetoily, wiih a fredi stock jo.t coming in prices. 0. D. UMITLETT. Tkol.s.luda. Api 11 21, 1953. 1 -, , LotR—A quantity of bupvrtine flour. just re / ceived, and for salt by IL KlNUStitia. Towanda, reb.-16, 1833. TUB 6 AND MATS— belt' s ttppiy of 11 painted tut , a paik, atau Ai:cant =pa. just roce,ted at nlay:ts ' ME:RC/PR it 1553. }. SPRING. r I bubscilbers their friends and L customers that they have increased flirtr facet!. ties fut waiinfarturing (U,524' - iD4X21:311L% an I 1,1: , ..hd Leeping Q,c laigcsl stock and assort- mcul CLOTHI.V;, SIM RTS GuODS, OILED CLOTIIING .4A I) RUBBER GooDs, that ran be found to the States. Terms and pri ees Latiblactory. HAN rORD & BROTHER. 29 Pal Row. opposite the Astor House New York:Marc It 9, 3853. United States Hotel,, LAPORTE. P.l. somt tigrIZZON, Zor Emma. ro,f , o of ll,cf Lap.,7 te, now 'r T N the Orphan's Court of P.rai 4 ;on, Co M. the matter I of the parimon of :he ' , cal estate of Samuel Ben • nir , lo, late of Rids:bury tar p., deceased. To Han nah Hammond, Phew Mr.,floogalt, Susan Nc ingaley, sally Burt. Fiorillo bur., A Imenia Burt, Thadtms Heuniglii's widow. Cal'.in Hennight, Mary Benniert, Samuel Be n ight Ma , ahßennight, Phebe Hennight, Benj. W. Beto:lo'.‘, Susan ltennight and Thomas, tieunight's with) , ds, You aro I,err ny notifieil that he virtue et an or. , ler from 11, q '.orphan's Court o . rl3faltfOrti County, to me drracte' ; I will hohl an inquisition upon the re al Bamnel tlennieht. la , e of Ifidgbuiy tp, ileeewse.'., tol) the prenti.e.i mai.l township, ott Monda y ., the Bth day of .4 ttett4t nest, at I 0100 elli• P. M., for the purpose of mak ine partition and valu all, n of tap rsmie, at which time and place yon attetot if YOU thick, ptoper. L. Tirc•NrA S, Sheriff. Sheriff** 041 ire, Thiva min, May :A, • QAI,T F OIL sAI.L.--100 Hands of salt received this thy and for ba 4: by Jane 1.5, 1833. 1114.I:1( & NEVINS.; ACI terlZltzim FOB BALF..-5 ATk for sato oil liberal junels BAILEY NEVINS. LOOKING GI. ASkPL %TES Ott and fitted or oily size, be had at the lewetilttnho of May 15, 11351 . : W. A. CHAMBERLIN . .414tditor's,I , NOtiae., Estate q Alten Illekdv.dereqsfd r. auditor atpoinwett b * rthe (Mort fei distribute U the firnd in the hand': of the administrators of gaid',emote, will attend to said business, at his office in Towanda born'. no the 7th day of July 1814, at o'ciobk;•f i . M.., when all persons interested ere re (piked t,pnevent tkeir eloitos or else be debarrit from.shiii* food; ' 11. IMOTIft June 1. 1553. Auditor. Zrotice: J o hn Itokevot is buntc A Potip , . Bradford' Conr. •Pletrt; :64. Sept 7' (i T HE eniditoo appcinted by the Court to distribute • money raised by Sheriff's sale, of the proprety of the defendant in the above suit, trill attend' to' said busineas at his office in Towanda boro', on the Fitt) , day oriole itt.ig, at t O'clock, P. M., when all persons interested are required topresenttheir claims or else be debarred from said find; 11,1300 TH.. Jon. 4. 1853. , • '' • ' Ana* - Clover • „ . _Ter eectjuiti receind sad 40 roYs,'2 b y l a P a l ubstriteie at the loweeti:44 4 prie4, or eichanged tor 'most kinds of pmduee. Tc.‘cant.,Feb•: s ,lFM. BAILEY dc 1E11:18, MEE D. M. BULL. Propric t. r •< 1853. bll.l
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