Waverly StatioMn, N.TABLE Y. & E. K. K.
TIE .
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---soiNG RAFT. o. 81. Goias Wall'. .U. M.
00 Express, rBB 12'24 *Day Express. xi is 3 00 .
r o t Express,r m I l 29,•Night Express. • x 3 44
r x 5 52 Mail, No I t x 7 33
)181 1 .
citionnetit Ex. As 4 03 Mail, No 2 - •x 7 96
wornisodation •x 5 35 Emigrant 'par 4 52
freit.bt No 2 r x I 53Aceomodation eis 12 02
Eieilhi No 4Ax 2 00 Freight No I aiis 57
I
.ponotstop at Waverly. Freight No 3 PX. 40
- ,
COACHES leave Waverly for
A thens,Towanda, Tookhannock
and intermediate places, every
morniri. after the arrival of the Trains.
R et urning. leave Towanda. (after the arrival of
t he Southern Stage,) at I o'clock. P. M , reaching
Waverly in time for all the, evening trains, east and
west. Mat 6. 1863.
New tbvcrthscmeuts.
ill the South end of the Ward House,
TOWANDA.
DR. H. C. PORTER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, dm.
THE lissortinent is large and very extensive, and
embraces almost 4 very article ui:ed in the Arts,
ralwr for media/ail, chemical or mechanical ['imposes.
Par'cialar attention will be given to all who may
‘rNit to vtarriine the stock, the cheapness of which,
the quality considered, can not fail to satisfy those
'who purchase.
Medirai 40(.11:nation will be cheerfully and grata.
tidy give,' to those who may wish to consult con
t., nine thrvneebres or their trends. Continuous sup-
Iti.• of rrebh and teeently prepared arlidt+3 will be
tee.ied ettrefully .1-elected with a view to their use
tu.ness, and any article wanted not usually kept.
tithe , will be lourid here or procured by Express for
th.• I. alma Iheir,lrder.
Acconinnalanui.c;erlis will always be rep ly to
a s rwnpoundgilt presrtplion and endeavor to
ca ke it (wit:get:lv die purchase) mutually agreeable.
ill giodi 4.111 he considered warranted as repre
ward. and ' , eine, Agent for the best and popular
Prat medicines. all (hose found in this Store can
t*o.eil upon in all'cases as being genuine.
The stork comprises all kinds of
;CID . ; RALSONIS, ES:!;ENCES,
TI; \f:TS. f t SEE ftS LEAVES,
FLOWERS. lOILS.
ERRS
liksfEßS, 'POWDERS. OIN F.NTs.
&c. -c . sLc
tifFICIN AL I'REPAILA I'ONS
kvis ...ups, perfumery, fancy goods and mis.
rd;asettus arturlrs, brushe•, trusses, supporters,
hre•ast pumps. therinomrters. &c.
41 k.rid: , of dye stun, Painls, Oils, Varnishes
(i .1,-,
N.‘r 3.111 beau.iful p merns of Larnp. fresh burn
dm, and (on phene. chooce brands of pure Ha
.„ aC•ao, &C
-GROCERIES.
and Tea of all kinds, mol.i.ses, spice
mustard, nutmeg, raNIIIR,
enton.. et• • ..t. -111/Itl oil, C••••.e.l. ' tl , lC. , te, ,110,13,
tuner rtlf!, 4 rc e. starch, g , n2er. t‘alen , tus, while
and oar ul and tallow candie., jugs, bottles,
pq, nip.' sauce &c.
Taiquors.
~. r.(),.ird and Ane ican nrly, Si. Croix.
; y•• . .I , l l ent; RI n. .o.oe Holland
ln,ion-.rke' Wll%.l:ev, Ma-
=II
Terincro Claret
o 1. le.—Co i'o e. A ulcer !Ho-
Mil
. r N..r.i ,t c c ..eaper than ever ot
Patent Inc iicines, from Dr. Jayne, Fitch, Bwsyne,
80 1 1, off ,etir,Townsend, Keeler, Schenk, Hoofland.
letetriw , 7 , e r r. Pepsin,Cargling Oil, Cholagogoe
Acuusi,r Dy , pepsis Bitters, Lyon's Rat
Pun 6r ua , Pile Medicines, Salt Rheum, Tetter,
tp ar a Founder. M'Allister's Ointment, dec. Vermi
lett. Gaiviinic curatives, Heave and Condition
I' , ' , :era. Cherry Pectoral, Rock Rose, Catholicon,
To,.n Ach. Dr.ps, Hair Invigorator and Hair Dye,
'Ol,ll, Eye W liters, Wright's Smith's,
le's, Jayne's Phi nney's, and numerous
ctirr Pills. All of which will he sold at
tP.1 , 113 .a h w raieS.
R. av,n her Dr PORTILIeII Drug and Chemical
'brie in llv South erVd of the Wart House, fnm.•
n Pubhe square. H. C. PORTER, M. D.
TO LUAIBERMEN.-WANTED.
50.000 ft. Maple, 53 by 6-20 to 30,000 ft
" 9n t by 4.-10,000 feet 4 by 4, Poplar.—.
" .21 1.0011 ft, 3 inch A.h plank.-20 to 30.000 ft•
• t , ch Inh plank.-10,000 it. prone 4 by 4 cher
-10000 ft. pr.,ue I inch cherry boards, 15 inch ,
'' or over, to be delivered this coming Fall
on the bank of the River at Harrisburg.
Lm`wr f goorl quality and strait grained is wanted.
P , ori-na:s will be received till September let, for
' r •' .it.n ? the above, and persAms sending
;he quantity and 4ualtty of the dit,er
" the, an fat nish, and at what price, and
: - .? l, un3t)Prmen having such lumber would al—
writ l o .top at Harrisburg.
itrrns of payment.—Cash on delivery and in—
.P^rtti,s.
Addr''‘, ( post—paid) •
Harr W. 0. HICKOK, Harrisburg. Pa.
j u t y 5 . 1853.
•
c "TON AzTh AiruMNS RAL
THE undß.O.Au COMPANY.
ersigned Cornera , Sioners appointed in
pnrsuance of the Charter incorporating said
)ponymu w il l open Rooks for subscriptions of.stock
It Bradford House, in the borough of Towanda.
10 o'clock. A. M., no Saturday, the 25th of June
toll. G. F. M ASON.
C
BURToN KINGSBERY I
C. H. 'HERRICK, ronitn'ret.
C. CONIsTOCK.
sTOcli WELT.,
RORER I' FERItIs.
T9w?.tda,, May 25, 1853.
P"TPOs ENT. ---The opening of•books for sub.
~ oclr to the Canfon and Athens Rail
Lads pompotied to July 31st lost
lhance to make Money.
AGE NTS WANTED
TO eaavas4 for subscribers to" Hayward'` Cwt.
States Gazetteer," the " Cottage Bible" and
ei vaindble and popular works
tl i.atelllgent and enterprising man canmake
; *1 wages by accepting an agency for these
" d l4 . winch in high favor and very easily
10,
ti. APOly to J. F. BROWN, at ibis place, (mantes.
71 'ext, and thereafter, at the office of the Brad
---
Repurter. jun" J. F. BROWN.
b----._______focrs
and
GINGH A /418.—A new assortment
~' r 4 Prints and Critr , hams just received at
2 0 lo :), ,‘• ° MERCUR'S.
New lanntisements.
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE.
BY. virtue of an order of the Orphan's Court of
the county of Bradford, will be exposed to pub.
lic sale, on the premises. on Saturday, the 19th day
of. August, 1853, at I. o'clock. P. M., the following
property, late the. estate of John Welch, deceased ;
The undivided half of the two following pieces
or parcels of land in the township of Buren. on. of
which 'sr bounded and described as follows--Begin
ning at a post corner of lands sold to Jonathan Ac.
la. thence south 49° west 125 perches, thence north
2° east 199 Perches, thence south 48° east 100 p. to
the place of beginning. Containing thirty nine
acres ten perches, more or less, about three acres
thereof improved. with a board shame thereon.
The other piece is bounded and described as fol
lows—Beginning at a hemlock corner of Oliver
Gilbert's lot, thence along the same south 50° east
81 perches to a post, thence by lands of John Griffin
south 5° east 94 porches to a post. thence along the
warrant line north 48° west 90 perches to a post,
thence by lands of Jonathan Ada north 4° east 79
perches to the place of begin lug. Containing 90
acres, more or • less, about twelve acres thereof im
proved, an old log harp and a few fruit trees thereon.
Attendance given and terms made known on the
day of sale. r ROBERT BULL.
June 30, 1853. Administrator.
IkDMINISTRATOWS NOTICE.
ALL persons knowing themselves indebted 'to the
estate of Edward 9 - atterson, deceased, late of
South Towanda tp., are hereby requested to make
irnmedisee payment, and those having claims against
saki estate will please present them duly authenta•
caged for set.lement.
M A RIND A PA TTERSON,
DENNIS MOILL,
June 27, 1853. Administrators
To Contractors and Others.
WE have on hand, Pork . . beef, butter. corn, oats,
wheat, buckwheat, beans, dried apples, flour,
feed, ion, steel, shovels, bars, powder, fuse, fish,
tea, coffee, sugar, 'molasses, soap. tobacco, salt and
cement for sale as cheap as at any other house.
Athens. April 23, 1853. WELLS & HARRIS.
Susguebacea Collegiate Institute.
THOSE who have subscribed towards the erec
tion of the budding for this institution in To
wanda, are requested to call-end pay into the Tree.
sury 25 per cent. on the amount of their respective
sooscriptions, the building having been com•
metioed. J. D. MONTANYZ,
Towanda. May 11, 1 3.13. Treasurer
Z. Z. IMLAILDELL
dITTOR ..41" E wiT La ,
Office with , the Register and Recorder,
TrIWANDA, PA.
NEW STORE, NEW GOODS,
OM
, .
T t W IP Utt3 6 l'-'1 0 4
BO ormecir 4 PIIII.V.XEY
tiA VIM: located themselves in the Brick Store
west side of Main S , nearly oppaisite Bridge
St. have title day rece ved a large and splendid
stock of
Foreign end Drmestic Dry Groceries. Paints
th!s Hardware Nails, :none - Ware,
4)-e . 4"c . irs
which notwithstanding the advance of Goods. they
are hound 'o sell cheaper than ever before offered
n this market. •• Quick hales and email profits" is
them motto.
cCr Most kinds of Produce taken in exchange for
Goods. The highest price paid for lumber.
May 6, 1853.
W
SPRING GOODS.
`63QMI Litagt3Lalra2
TS now receiving a large assortment of all kinds of
1. SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, which will
pos.i;vely be sold cheaper than the cheapest ; call
and see.
'Towanda. April 29. 1953.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
THE subscriber has just returned from the city
with a very large and most superior select
ion of
SPINA'S; &AD 811JIME1 GOODS,
which in r. specs to style and prices will unquea.
tionably give satisfaction to alt that may favor him
With a ca:l. itiBEPH KINGSBERY.
Towanda, April 30, 1853.
BOOKS AND STTK)N RY.
An exiensive catalougue of School and Miscella•
neous BOOKS and STATIONARY, just received
which will be sold at the lowest prices.,
Carpets, Matting &c.
INGRAIN od %enetian Carpets, door matting
A. and Oil Cloths, jolt received by, _
July 7. 1853. H. 8. MERCUR.
FARM FORS LE.
THE subscriber offers a valuable FARM for sale,
containing. 63 acres, 10 acres of good timber.
about 55 under a good state of cultivation. well way
tered, and a water privilege •thereon, capable of
running machinery. Situated one mile from the
Susquehanna river, and half mile from the road
running from Towanda to Rome.
Any person or persons arixhing.to buy cannot do
better than to call' end give this Farm an examina
tion. A part of the purchase money will be required
down, and the balance can be made easy.
Wysoz,July 4. 1853._
LIST OF LETTERS,
REMAINING in the Post Office at Towanda, Jo
ly 1, 1859.
Acinvine John lirrHoghs Patrick 2
Agney Miss Mary 3 M'Doneugh Cornelius
Bunnell. J A Marshall Joseph
Bradley Anthony M'Gill Dennis
Ballibay James Lee Maloney Lawsende
Beardsley George Miller Richard
Baitleu D P Meryman J L
Brown John Jacob Mull , my Anthony
Brown J
Brown John Morris Miss Louisa
Bell Johnson Jack & Co Murphy Julia
Blovett Miss Margaret Orchard John
Busted Miss Mary O'Halleran Mrs Thrady
Blair Miss Shrah O'Keefe Mrs Catharine
Cole M. F. Post Lawrence
Cooper William Passmnre John
Clark James 'nark George B
Carpenter Levi V Piollet V E
Connors William Quigley Miss Catherine
Crone Michael Bore !tenseler
Cole Mrs Ann Eliiabeth - Regan Cornelius
Clerk of Baptist Church Rafer Nathaniel Peirs
Dodge Dwight.l Ryan Francis
FJ% Abram Esq • Rowan Michael 2
Foster W W Rowan Orange
Fir.geraid Joseph' Spear Hiram
Frit Ittit.C.l , Jth-lah Smith Curtis
Finn .'Andrew Shonghow JIMe3
Fresta Benjamin Snow Mr J
Foster Miss Betty Storey Charles H
Granger Miss Emeline Sefton Joseph
Gardner J R 2 Sullivan John
Huntley John Shores Stephen
Hoff• Daniel Shoemaker E.
Ho ton Joshua Spillane Maurice
Horton Mrs Phebe Tukly Moses N ,
Junes Joseph Taylor James
Johnson John Togrenda P 0
Jenntngs Miis Mary Von Wort John
Kerby Maui ice Webb Andrew
Locigwadsinski Peter White Hon B 0
M'Alliver Chauncey 2 Woodard REsq
M'Cullougb Francis Wells 1 8
M'Glone John Walrat L D
M'Parland Edward Wheeler Silas
M'Parland Peter ' Wiete Mr W.
CHARLES REED. P. M.
Per H. CAMPBELL, Deputy.
Person. calling for any of the above letters, will
say advertised.
GEO. L. STROPE
Mix Hiram
Anther Arrival •f
NEW GOODS!
'LI S. OINRCON is now receiving another New
• Assortment of Goods, consisting u usual of
almost everrhing wanted to the-line of Meichan
dine, which will be sold very cheap for CASH.
Towanda. lone U. 1853.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
H. 8. MERCUR
LI lOW ISCIIII7IIIII • ViRT Laws LID 011111111•118
•OITxiIT or
SPILIMO GOODS,
Wkid are offered to the public at sokoktak or retail,
at very low prim.
Towanda, March 31, 185 •3.
nat., Caps
FRENCH Minuets.
Bilk, Cassimere, Kossuth, Panama,
Leghorn, Canadian, Straw and Palm Leaf Hats.
Also, a large assortment of Ladies' and Misses'
Florence, Straw, French Lace, &c., Bosoms just
receivod at 51ERCURTI.
April 6, 1653.
Moots * noes.
MWomens, and Children. Boots and shoes
a very large assortment at MERCUR'S.
Hardware.
LARGE addition to the assortment of common
and Badlery Hardware now arriving at
April 8, 1859. MERCER'S.
Groceries.
7HIrDS. more i.f shore cheap Brown Supra.
Coffee. Crushed and Powdered Sugars, common
Molasses, 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
mail at MERCUR'S.
French Embroidery.
EMBROIDERED collars, chei•.etts, flouncing.
rn
under sleeves, linen handkerchiefs. edgings and
inserting, at ME RC URTI.
Shawls.
WHITE CRAPE. WI silk and colored shawls
V V for sale at MERCURIC.
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
OD. BARTI.ETT. is now receiving a large
. and carefully selected stock of
innir WOODS,
boaght for cash since the late decline in prices,
which he will offer fur ready pay at prices which
cannot fail to give satisfaction—among other things
he invites particular attention to his assortment of
Dress Goods.
Towanda, Apnl 15. 1853.
ThiIIEDISE STOCK ! !
Sommer Goods. at the Cash Store
OF GOODRICH 4. co., O WEGO, N. Y.
THE decision has gop' forth, the fact is admit—
ted that goods are tat I wwer prices at Good:
rich & Co's, than anywhere else ; where now can
be found an unususlly large stock of Goods adapted
to the season which are going.utr at very low rates.
Their stock of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
cannot be equalled, and the greatest variety of
bereges, silk tissues. challis berege delains, muslin.,
jacor.ets, lawn'., 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
hinche 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, satnetts, tweeds, jeans,
; cottomulfs all kinds, mens summer wear.
plain, striped and plaid linnens, sheetings, shirt
ing& cotton ticks, d. ills, 4c.
Cash purchasers will find great bargains, as the
whole has been purchased at auction and package
prices.
ciCr Cash - paid for BUTTER.ZD
Owego, May 25, 1853.
Nails and Glass.
ALARGE supply of Nails and Window Glass of
almost every size for sale at MERCURI+
April t 2, 1853.
EARLV PP Akt.—A quantity of early Peas in pa.
pers and packages ; also, by the quart, peck or
bushel, at ap22 MERCURIC
JIM= 2/111.01%.111LAZIE
ATTORNEY AT LAW, TOWANDA.
ffi tee in the north end orate Ward Home, (lately occupied
by Laporte, Mason& Co.)
Towanda, March, b, 1853.
SPRING GOODS !
inr ft ICZCZBIL
South Corner of Mercier's Block, Main Street,
ARE now opening their stock of GOODS for the
Spring and Summer trade, comprising a full
and complete assortment, and of the usual variety,
which will be sold at a very small profit fur Ready
Pay. Among the assortment of
Dar GOODS,
o'il be found a great variety of Ladies ' Dress Goods,
consisting in part of . .
Bereges. B rege Deleines. Delo;nes, Lawns,
plain and printed ; Ginghams,
Scotch d ad iemerican ; Poplins,
Prints of all shades and
colors 4c , 4.e
Also, for men's wear may be found Broad Cloths,
Cassimeges, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans silk, Satin
and Summer Vestinp.
Also, Shee,ings, Shiriings, bleached and brown,
Tickling. Summer Good* for boys' wear, Cotton
Yarn, Carpet, Warp, Cotton Batten, /k.c.,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
A foil stock will be kept on hand. Those in want
of sugars. Teas, Coffee. Molasses, 14.ewart's best
Sycop,Kpices. Pepper Ginger, Sideratus, Flour,
Fish, Salt, Tobacco, or any other ariicle in this line.
will do well to call on us before purchasing else.
where.
ILA,ILDINF'dILZ.
A Isrge a splendid assortment. Crockary, Glass
and thone.ware, Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps--
Nails. Paints, Oils, Glau.and Putty.
Thankful fur the liberal petronage of the past sea.
son. the undersigned feel a pleasure in inviting the
public to an e:amination of our Spring stock, be
lieving that good Goods and low prices will insure
a speedy sale for ready pay. TRACY & MOORE.
Towanda, May 20 1853.
DOES IT MEAN YOU ?
AII. persons indebted to the Subscriber, in any
wiy or manner, are hereby notified that imme
diate payment must be made, or the accounts. notes
arc. will be placed in the hands of • Magistrate for
co!lection. JOHN E. GEIGER.
Towanda, June 25. 1853
Estray Sheep.
r A ME to the enclosure of the subccriber in Wind.
k ham twp., about two weeks since, Three Ewes
and two Lambs :—white, with no particular marks.
The owner is requested to prove property, pay char
ges and take them away. JAMES REYNOLDS
Windham, June 23, 1853.
DISSOLUTION-
Gl4. BOWMAN & JOHN H. PHINNEY has
. this day dissolved. by mutual consent. All
debts and demands of the late firm is assigned ard
transferred to G. M. Bowman, who alone is aothoria.
ed to settle the same. G. M. BOWMAN,
Towanda, July 5, 1853. JOHN H. PHINNEY
&gal 21buttisenunts.
ADMINISTRATOR% NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to th e estate of Geo.
Gemsld, detect. late of Smithfield, are
requested to make payment without delay, and those
having elaimsagiunst said estate, will please prat
sent them duly authenticated for settlement
JAMES WIROULD, 1 AdministratorsJAMßS L,GEROULD.
May $7, 1853. .
Auditors's Notice.
Estate of Moretti, Ladd, deceased
THE auditor appointed by the Orphan's Court of
Bradfonl County to settle arid adjust the &c
-oconut of Moses A. Ladd. one of the Executor's of
said estate, on exceptions filed will attend to said
business at his office in Towanda boro', on the Bth
day of July,lllllB. at I o'clock. P.M.. of which all
persons interested will take notice, H. BOOTH.
June 4. 11123. Auditor.
EXECUTOR% NOTICE
ALL persona indebted to the estate of Thos.
Bennight, decid, late of Bideboty township, are
hereby requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against said estate, will please
present them duly authenticated for settlement.
RHEUBY BENNIGHT,
April 31, 1853. Executrix.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
ALL persons indebted to the estate of JAMES
LAMB, deed late of LEROY twp., are
hereby requested to make immediate payment and
those having claims against said estate, will
please present them dimly authenticated for settle
ment. EDMUND KELLY,
April 30,1853. Executor.
ADM IN ISTRA TOR'B NOTICE
T ETTERB of administraton having been granted
.1.4 the undersigned by the Register of Bradford
county, on the estate of Daniel O'Keefe. late of ma id
county, deceased ; all persons indebted to raid es
tate are hereby notified to make immediate payment
to the undersigned, and those having claims against
said estate will present them duly authenticated for
set.lement• CAI'HARINE O'KEEFE,
JEREMIAH AHEARN, .Adm'rs
JOHN FLYNN,
April 14, 185 p.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
ALL persona indebted to the estate of DAVID
H. OWENS, deceased, late of Monroe twp.
are hereby requested to 'make immediate payment,
and those having claims against said estate, will
please present them duly authenticated for settle
went.
THOS. ELLIOTT.
WM. COOLBAUGH.
Administrauirs.
May IL 1853.
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE.
BY virtue of an order of the Orphan's Court of
Bradford County, will be exposed to Public
Bale, 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. dee'd, situ.
ate in Wysox twp., and bounded and described as
follow. :—North by the public highway leading
from Towanda to Rummerfield Creek, on the east
by land in possession of .1. R. Middleton. south by
the Susquehanna river, and west by land of V. E.
it J. B. Piolett. Containing about 3 acres of land,
all improved, with • 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.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
ALL persons indebted to the estate of MANUEL
BILVARA, dec'd late of Tuscarora tap.. are
hereby requested to make payment without delay ;
and all persons having claims against said estate
will please present them duly authenticated for set
tlement. BEN I. M. SILVARA.
THEODORE 811.VARA.
Executors
May 25, 1053
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
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
W. 0. GUNSAULES,
Administrator
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Peter Johnson, deceased .
for settlement.
June 2, fen
THE auditor having been appointed by the Court
t re-ezamine claims of certain excepting credt
nom to the fund, in the bands of the administrators
of said estate, raised by sale of the real property of
, he defendant, will attend to said business at the
tavern of Hugh Hicks. in Rome village, on the 12th
day of July 1853, at 1 o'clock. P. M.. of which all
persons interested will take notice. H. BOOTH,
June 4, 1853. Auditor.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
ALL persons indebted to the estate of James
Lennox, deed late of Ulster twp. are hereby
requested ,o make payment without delay : and all
those having demands against said estate will pre.
sent them duly authenticated for settlement.
DANIEL LENNOX, Administrator..
June 25, 1853.
41.ppreatice Wasted.
A BOY about 17 years of age, who can come
I 1 well recommended as to moral character, &c.,
can get a sitostien as an apprentice to the TIN
NING bnsiness by applying immediately to
Towanda. April 15,1853. HALL fr RUSSELL.
SEVERAL new Cl piece Tp f C
s oarpeting added to the
stock. making the assortment good for sale on
the most reasonable terms.
A pril, 30, 1853. JOB. KINUSBERY.
FRESH AND NEW ARRIVAL OF
SPRING & SUMMER
411G31- ICA 1111311 MAP MS .
IMONTAUIn= & CO.,
CORNER of the Public Square and Main Street.
Towanda, Pa., respectfully give notice that
they arc now opening and receiving direct from the
C . . v 01 New York, their NEW STOCK of SPRING
and SUMMER GOODS, which, with their former
snick on hand.comprises ore of the largest and hest
selected assortments tobe found west of New York.
Ha v been purchasedlat
GREAT BARGAINS!
They are enabled to effer them cheaper than ever.—
They invite particular attention to their assortment
of ladies' Dress Goods
Consisting of Jaconet and Swiss ginslins, Printed
Lawnv.Ginghams, Bar'd Muslins, Merrimac,
Coeheco, Fall River and other styles of
American Prints, in endless variety, a
large assortment and for sale
cheap. They have also a
large variety of YANKEE NO.
TI INB, embracing almost every thing
from a Crochet Needle to a Lady's Batch-
el. They invite particular attention to their
assortment of Carpeting of all prices and styles.
Also. Spring and Summer Hats, BrMrs and
Shoes, Shoe Findings and Leather, Gro
ceries, Crockery, Shelf Hardware 4.e..
Their Stock has been selected with care. and will
be sold cheap. Farther comment is unnecessary
—gi•r us a call. and we will show you our goods
and prices, and convince you that the above is no
fiction. Our motto is, " Small Profits & Quick
Returns. 1101016 TAN YES & CO.
Towanda, March 16, 1863.
Nzecutriz'i Notice.
TETTERS Testamentary having ben granted
1/ to the subscriber upon the estate of A. G. Pica
lAD. deceased, late of Canton township, all persons
having demands against said estate, are hereby nu,
titled to attend to the settlement of the same, at the
late residenmof the deceased, in Canton, on Mon.
day, July 28, - 11159, at which time all persons hay
ing demands against the estate, will present them
properly authenticated for srulement.
SOPHIA PICKA RD,
Canton, June 9, 1833. Executrix.
a HH'ls. MOWSES, frail Ilts4 shillings. aad
the bens eagt-Basar in noun. at
• May 8, 1853. PHINNBY de BOWMAN'S.
erlatbing.
1111111113111LINV
SUMMER CIATEING
T_T CAMPBELL has again filled op with a first
11. rate amok of GOODS suitable for the season.
which he can sell as low as any in the 'market--
His goods are manufactured as well as any home
work, and warranted to givr good satisfaction.
350 Coats oral, siees and prices.
200 pair of Panni from 4 shillings to $6.
200 Vests of all descriptions .
Brown Linnen Coats, a shillings each.
White and Buff Vests tor Balls and Porters.
Straw anittChip Haw
Summer Cravats--a first rate aisortment.
Hose, Gloves. dre..
Remember, the same old place, No. I Brick
Row. H. CAMPBELL.
Tairanda, May 19, 1853.
THE SAFE' RETURN
Of Sir Jahn Franklin. should cause no greater
ez
citement, than the NEW STOCKED
CLOTHING STORE,
0 P
GEORGE H. BUNTING,
OPPOSITE TEM WWI SCOWL
MINTING respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally, in town and the surround
ing country, together with " all the rest of man
kind," that he has juvt received from New York,
one of the most complete assortments of Meng and
Boys Ready Made Clotiting. ever before offered in
'Towanda. together with Cloths, Cassimeres, Vest.
logs, and Trimings which he will make up 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 f'n,
dershirts, Overshirts, Overalls; Drawers, and every
article in his line pertaining to Genaeniens' War
drobe, which will be sold cheaper than any other
Clothing Store 'n Bradford County.
He is confident that fro., his long expenence that
he can give general satisfaction. He employs none
but the most expert workmen, and feels assured that
his work sill not suffer by comparison with the best
city shops either in elegance of workmanship or el,
egance of style; and hopes by strict attention to
business, to merit a continuance of that libersl pat.
ronage which has been extended to him heretofore.
Returning sincere thanks for past favors he asks
the public to give him a call and see for themselves.
t:0-C1J1TING done as usual and warranted to
fit if properly made up.. ,(20
a 3. Don't mistake the place, on the corner of
Main at.. and the public square, opposite the Ward
House.,,Co
'Tis even so, this untold is " all a singe,"
And gents must dress in this progressive age,
Each have their taste of style, of cut and dress—
The question asked where can we ge the best!
Where can the largest stock of goods be found!
Bay where the cheapest and best abound!
Where can we at the shorest notice get
A coat, a vest and pantaloons that fit 1
To answer these, I frankly say to all
The cheapest place is " Bunting's Clothing I."
Towanda Dec. 29, 1852.
CLOTHING STORE.
J. tat S. AZIELILITZEIL, alt. CO. '
IN the Brick Block. r-4:1 door io Meicors store have
just added to their s . a large and fashiona
ble assortment of
Ready 'nee Clothing,
Af&FTLD TIP .IHa 36ASOT,
of every variety, both ofidyle and price. to which
ihey ask the attention of the public. This is now
the largest stock
Ever Offered in Towanda !!
and will be sold at prices considerable lower than
e-rer before known in this place. Our goods are
selected w•.h a regard both to style and price, and
offer inducemen,s,not to be met with at any other
establishment.
re Strangers visiting Tparanda, or oth
ers in want ofCti will Snd
THE LARCEsT ASSORTMENT
at our establishment, in this section of the coyntry.
and made in such style and materials F., to ensure
..,,iikraction. We .hall endeavor by
LOW PROMS & GOOD CLOT G,
I a secure ne , eonage. feeling confident Mat our arti
cles mtl ^ We .atisfact ;on to he purchaser.
•
Tile as.ortment Loreprisw every article required
for a ~e ntleman's ovifit. TERMS-.CABH.
Overcoats. ('orals Punts, oln:rails ("apt 4-c
LOCATIONS.—Next door south of Mercur's • Main
st. 'rouranda ; and No. 7 Wa.e6 st. Arnouts Hall.
Elmira; and under the Troy Exchange, Troy, Pa.
(0"A II kinds of Country Produce. W001.4.c., tak
en in exchange for Goods. Towanda, May 10.'63.
INTAW BSVORM
AND
NEW GOODS,
OPPC SITE THE COURT HOUSE.
:7:%• 1 1.21 ,- 11[11 , cp.v/••:11
HAVE jost coinpleted a large and finely finished
Store on the Rite of the two they had hornet',
and filled it with the largest and most comprehens
ive stock of
Groceries, Provisions, Yankee Notions,
Fruit, Confectionory, Toys, &c., &c.
ever exhiofied , his side of the city.
We hive Uoti-Ot ibr cash, articles of the b7st
(vitality ; consequently are prepared to sell rt as
low prices as , he same quality can be bought at
onv p'. And we flatter ourselves that if
forone s t.-n a9,4inst us. (fire having consum
-d twos or . . and one stock of goods) our old cus
mn-is will not follow the precedent, if they call
and b . f . our sock and hear the exceedingly fora
prices. Among lie ITIPQv ari'cles we have are
cr.oc ERIES,
l'ea, sugar. cofree, chore i.e, cocoa., molasses,
Siewert's syrup, ain , ter nepper. spice, cloves, nut.
now, ci ir? moo, salera las, soda. cream tartar,
ground mustard, pepper sauce. catsup, can
dles, b.ir soap, virre , zar, starch &c., &c.
PBOVISIONS,
Mess pork rnd beef, hams and shoulders.
wheat flour, buckwheat flower, corn meal,
soda and butter crackers, mackerell, codfish,
shad, herring, potatoes beans onions, &c., &c
raLuzir AND NUTS,
Preserved prunes, citrons, English currants, raisins,
green and dried apples. Almonds, filberts, genobie
and maderiu walnuts, brazil nuts, peanuts, chest
nuts, hickory nuts, &c. •
Ira.r/K EE rrorrorrs,
Ivory, born and wood pocket combs, toilet, combs,
fine combs, hair, clo'h, teeth, infants, and blacking
brushes, wallets, pone monies: and purses of many
styles, pocket ink stands, pocket and small fancy
mirrors, tobacco, box"s, snuff bore-. and almost
every ankle to this •ine. Work box: ,, , toilet cases,
secretaries. plain and embroidered, k7Ol baskets of
many styles.
TOZIDIZZ - M".
Germsn.French and American TOYS of every de
scription and price. A few earthen and pewter tea
seta, for little girls, and a few hope sle.eha.
BROWN'S WASH BOARDS, SUGAR BOXES,
WILLOW AND SPLINT MARKET BASKETS.
sets,
Ashton dairy salt,gruund rock salt, Salina salt both
coarse and fine. Also, a quantity of White Stone
Lime.
CANDY wholesale or retail, of all, kinds and
innumerable other articies,for sale at the new store
opposite the Court House.
Towanda, Dec. 1, 1852 BAILEY 4 NEVINS.
"GLARES.— ot nem assolment of Planes and ;Miser
Joiner's Tools, just received at
May 0; 1853. MOROI/IM.
rield !Peas.
AQUANTITY of FIELD PEAS just nterived
at - mayl2 MERCLIIVS.
fines of Otago.
STAG hs
LEAVE Towandx for Mercer's
t 4 in HISAO rlinfriOn.EaSi Smithfield
•"^-'" Ridgehery, sad Wellsburg de
pot on the N. Y. it E. R. R., every Mosaiv. Was
and Pamir at 8 o'clock. A. M., and arrive
at the depot in time to take the evenin g tram of cars
either east or acid, aame day.
Realkming Teases,. Tacesesx and Siorransr,
after the snivel of the Eastern tram, and also the
We-tern can from Jefferson. Elmira. ike., and ar
rive at Towanda same day.
FANS :—Towanda to Mercer's mills, 82
to Burlington. 50
" to East amitt,field. 62
" to Ridgebery. 1.00
" to Wellsburg depot. 1.25
Express packages to or from the Rail Road care-
Polly delivered at moderate charges.
Towanda, Oct. 9, 1852
AVB:132111 ALGRICITAWITILALL,
TIN ANDITOYE STORE.
ADV
Emery's Patent Changeable Earse Pow
ers, Threshers, Separaters, den , &e.
af - A WING to the great advance in the price of Iron,
%--/ the manufacturers have found it necessary to
to advance the prices. so as to enable them to man
ufacture powers equally-good with other Reason!,
rather than use a cheaper material in their crinstru
lion.
These machines are invariably proconneed by
competent judges, to be the best treadmill Horse-
Power that are known.
Prices for the lesson, 1833
Emery's Patent Changeable Horse Power.
Thresher, Separator, Bands, &c., for two
Hone.
Einery'S - Patent Changeable Horse Power,
Thresher. rieparator; Hand, &c., for one
Horse,
Emery's Patent Changeable Two horse Pow
er, with Thresher and Cleaner combined,23s 00
Emery's Patent Two-horse Power alone, Ila 00
" One-horse " 83 Ott
Threshing Machine. with Separator and fixtures,
26 inch cylinder, 37 On
24 inch cylinder. 35 Oft
Sett of Rands for Machine, with extras. &c. 5 00
W heeler's Patent 2 horse Threshing machine 50 00
W heeler's •, 1 •• 123 00
Do. . 4 2 horse machine wilt self
cleaner. 235 00
Clover Hullers for lor 2 horse power...:. 30 00
Emery's Patent Reaping and Mowing Ma-
chine combiner+. 120 00
Mowing Machine alone, 110 00
In addition to the above prices, but two-thirds of
the actual freight from Albany (which, on my ma•
chines, is very low, and arranged by special con
tract) will be charged ; by which arrangement. pur.
chasers of machines of me, will save from four to
six dollar on each machine. Machines will be de
livered at any place on canal or railroad.
Tessa—Cash or approved notes with inierest,
payable in 4 and 6 months. All machines war
ranted, and in case of failure, may be returned
within 3 months and pay refunded. Those wanting
machines should apply early in the season.
For further particulars apply to the subscriber.
R. M. WELLES.
Athens, Ps., June 22, 1053.
wawa Ear DIVORCIL
Jahn M Evans vs line Evans, in Bradfcrril Comity
Corn Pens .No 34. Feby. Term 1853
ENE EVANS, defendant in the above cause:-
J You are hereby notified that John M. Evans,
your husband. has filed his petition for a divorce
your
the bonds of Matrimony. And an alias sob,
palm has been returned. and proof made that you
are not to he found in said county. You are, there
fore. hereby. required to appear at the Court House,
in the bum' of Towanda, on Monday the Bth day of
September next, being the Ist day of September
term of said court of common pleas, to answer the
said complaint, and show came, if any you have,
why the said John shall not be divorced from you.
C. THOMAS. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Towanda June 30. 1853.
F7--T 7 :771F77-71
LOST. bet wren Towanda and Monroeton, on Mon
day, 13th June last, a Green changeable Para.
sol, with red satin flowers. The finder is requested
to let me know where it can be found,or lease it at
the office of the Bradford Reporter, where they will
be suitably rewarded for their trouble.
Wysos. June 28. 1853. M. C. ALLEN.
NOTION.
T HEREBY forbid all persons from trusting any
one on my account, without a written order from
me, as I will pay no debts so contracted, unless
compelled by law.
Towanda, June 30, 1863
THE only assodnieni of Paper Hangings kept in
this vicinity, with a fresh stock join coming in
at unusually low prices. 0. D. BARTLETT.
Towanda, April 21, 1853
ir LOUIL-A qoaniity of superfine flour. just re
ceived. and for sale by B. KINGSBURY.
Towanda, Feb. 16, 1953.
IL•4. TUBS AND MATS —A new supply of
P
painted tubs and pails. also Alicant mats, just
received at may2s MENCUR S
SPRING.
1953. }
TILE subscJihers would inform their friends and
customers that they have increased their faecal
'ties for manufacturing
o; r o, lr
and intend keeping the largest stock and assort
ment of
CLOTHING, SHIRTS, DR.4IVERS, - FURN
ISHING GOODS, OILED CLOTHING
AND RUBBER GOODS,
that can be found in the States. Terms and pri
ces satisfactory. HANFORD Be. BROTHER.
29 Park Row. opposite the Astor House
New York. Mart.h 9, 1853.
United tates Hotel,
LAPORTE, PA.
JOB O. WILSON, PROMILECTOR.
Formerly of the' Laporte Hotel."
SALT FOR BAl.B .— too Barrels of tsalt received
this day and for sale by
June 15, 1833. BAILEY h NEVINS.
AMEM FOR rIIALR.-5 Arks for sale on liberal
terms by junets BAILEY 4. NEVINS.
LOOKING GLABB PLATES cut and fi tted or
any size, to be had at the Jewelry storit of
May IS. 1852. W. A. CHAMBERLIN
Clover Seed.
40 BUSHELS of Clover Seed just received cod
foil sale by the subscriber, at the lowest cash
Ore, or exchanged for most kinds of produce.
Towanda,Feb.& 1853. BAILEY &NEVINS.
9 Barrels of SALT just received and for
.1 0
sale at B. KINGBBURYIL
Towanda. March 22. 1853.
HRAV RARE-80 des Ray Rakes at wholexele
or retail at - janetb MERCURII.
D. M. DULL.
Proprietor
oo 00
125 00
HUGH O'HARA
.< 1553.