tXtnicriletate lite
1!;c14,_._
Amditor'i Notice.
(tie cilate of Herrick C. Miller, decd.
,igued having been appointed an Au.
t he Orphan's Court of Bradford cone-
A adjust the cunt of_R. Ex
le d
12,1 will and ac le o Wil
stament of said dece
attend to the duties
iceptici.i, tiled. will
Ant.rent at his office in TowalB33 nda
at Iw
one
o',
day of Novemer, A.D. ,
hi, o f which all b
persons interested will
HENRY BOOTH, Auditor.
- -
Auditor's Notice.
In the Corn. Pleas of Bradford
trber
County, No. 100, May T. 1852.
auditor, appointed by the Court
i mi gned,
tribute money tallied on execution issued
Cise, will attend to the duties of his
rr
'tat 1 11 office in Towanda boro', on the
liorember, A. D. 1853, at 1 o'olock, p.
4,,kkaeraons i nterested are required to pre.
tit dim, OT doe be debarred from any pop
said fuci i HENRY BOOTH, Auditor.
1853
Auditor's Notice.
Lawrence ) Bradford Com. Pleas, No.
t e tt7o, Feb. T. 1853.
rf.
Hale.
;tor appointed by the Court to distribute
raised by Sheriff's sale of the property
idant in the above suit. will atten to
:ss at the office of IL Booth. to Towa d
nda
ihe 23d day of November, 1853, at 10 o'-
where all persons to teras ted are requ ir—
it their demands or else be debarred
ind. P. D. MORROW, Audltor.
953. ,
_ . .
Auditor's Notice. '
ion, mina Meredith, John Read, John
and Margaret lit. Read who survived
M. Read vs Ardo3 J. Verguson and
t outs. No. 321. Dee T. 1852.
sittnr appointed by the Court to distribute
raised by sheriff's sale of the property
idants in the above suit, will attend to
sa at the office of Wm Watkins in Tow-
Friday the. 25th of November 1853, at
t . M. where all persons interested are re
went their claims or else be debarred
( an d. GL Ylt WATKINS, Audi•or.
1359.
—.
DISSOLUTION.'
whereby given that the cmpartnetship
acute wining under the firm of J. &
8.
vas this day dissolved by the withdrawal
Alerind'er.
sawmill hereafter be conducted by the
le a f ins , (consi•ttng only of Jacob Alex
'lawn Alexander. and M. E. Solomon) at
lad a Artnit's Hall, No. 7 Water st. Elms.
s o , Mercur's Block, Towanda. Pa.:
goilegigneil will be happy to receive a
et of the patronage which has been so lib.
!tided to their predecessors.
ALEXANDEIts Sr. SOLOMON.
to due J. § Alexander must
thirty ,hys Trion this date.
00:13. 1N53
'HMG STORE.
di. SOLOMAN,
.oek. next door to Mercurs store have
(0 (heir stock, a large and feshione
•nt of
Beady made Clothing,
=
16eIV, bolil of ,•tyle and price. to which
the anentoin of the public. This 14 111)w
Offered in Towanda !!
;old at prices considerable lower than
noun in this place. Our goods are
h a regard both to styli, and price, and
icnta,not to be met with at
~a ny other,
s visiting Towanda in want of Cluthini
LARGEsT A ssoRTmENT
•blishinent, in this section al the enyntry.
• such style and materials as to ensure
We shall endeavor by
:ES a GOOD CLCMITIMT .
tronage. feeling confident that our int
satisfaction to the purchaser.
4Jnment comprise,. every article required
outfit. TERMS-.CASH.
As Coats Pants, UuTrails Caps 47c
us. lest door south of Mercur's Main
; and No. 7 Water st. 'Arnouts Hall.
.1105 # Country Produce, W001,4c.,
.hinge for Goods.
J. ALEXANDER,
S. ALEXANDER,
M. E. SOLOMON.
October 13. 1853.
T OW ANDA
EIKRITHAIRY.
titution, for the edUcation of young, ladies
;Toed on Tuesday the 201 h :September, in
g formerly occupied by Mrs. hlercur.
vier the charge of Miss Oervr• D. H• 7.
by her sister. Miss R6/gCC• D. H ANSON.
Sr of pupils is limited to thirty. The
rear consists of forty-four weeks.
S, $9, and $l2 per quarter, according to
)arsued.
barge for the Latin Language. French,
cis—Rev. Dr. SI/CLEAN, Vice President
Mitge of New Jersey, Princeton.
WID WILMOT, IMIN I.IIPOSTM , ESQ., C. L.
How.Gso. Sinnensos, Towanda.
MIL' Coo
SECCA D. HANSON proposes to give
action to the young ladies of this place
Terms—slo per quarter.
tion to be made to _Miss .Hanson at the
use, or at tha Towanda Female Seminary.
` , 22, 1853.
finery and Mantaumaking.
K. D. FOWLER has the pleasure to all—
ure to the Ladies of Doreil and its irteini—
ibe has, established herself at the house of
l‘hop, sitere she will with pleasure waitup
m,7l.l4,er line of business. She tespeetfully
11 ""T Pirronsge, and trusts that her cnoder—
I T aid her desire to plesie, will be an ini
I for them to Rive hers call.
'IL, 19, IBM.
LEARPR4CLAMATION.
the Hon. DavlD Witaacer, President
lie of the 12th Judicial District consisting
Intim of Bradford, Suagtiehanna and Sul
'the HODS. MillON HALLAM) and HARRY
Associate Judges, in and for said county of
have issued their precept bearing date the
letober 1 853, to me directed, for holdin g' a
; Uyer and Terminer, General Quinn ""`a
( the Peace, Common Pleas and Orphan's
at Towanda, for the county of Bnidforl, on
1 511 day of pecember next, to continue
therefore hereby 'given'. to the Coroners
of the Peace Constables of the county
~ that they be then end there in their pro.
at In o'clock in the - forenoon of said day,
records, inquisitions; and other .remeni.
to those things which to their office sp:
done ' • and those who are bound by ret
or otherwise to prosecute against the
i are ormay,be in the jail of said , cowl
111 be bound-to appear at the said court,
end there to prosecute against them as
Juror's are requested to be punctual in
4 ° lifreiAly to their notice. •
warola,the 6tb day October, in the year
rd one thousand eighl oc rundred and filly
, of the Independen the United States
L'HEdTLR THOMAS, sheriff.
MEM IPICIWEIB MEM=
xxnu f be at BAILEY & 14E1110113Grocery and
1 V Provision and Fancy Eltore,opposite the Court
House, Towanda, after the 15th of October, tilt Jan•
nary 1; 1854.
STRAYED OR STOLEN,
FROM the premises of A. B. Smith, in Ulster tp..
on Thursday night Sept. 22d, a large bright red
Cow, 6 years - old, with straight handsome horns and
marked with a swallow-tail in the right ear. Who
ever will give information where said cow can be
found shall be reasonably rewarded.
Ulster, Oct. 1, 1859. ALLEN OOPER.
1 (ig EMPTY Barrels, suitab le
. for Cider, Pork
UV/and Beef packing. &c, to good order, for
sale cheap at • REED'S DRUG STORE.
Sept. 4, 1853.
NEW FALL GOODS !
...MERc UR has just received another large
H. assikrtment of Goods of every description. to
which additions will be made every week,and which
will be sold as usual very cheap.
Towanda, Sept 20, 1853.
SALT—A quantity of Salt just received by
H. S. MERCUR
NOTICE.
TIR. J. E. INGHAM, of Monroe, has located in
ll Wysoz, at the Presbyterian Parsonage.
September 22, 1853.
MfMl7 GOVM§II
Snot received by Joseph Powell.
Mlle attention- of the puhlic is respectfully invited
.1 to a large and complete assortment of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
Groceries. Harnware. Crockery, Boots and Shoes,
Huts and Caps. Carpeting. Paper Hang
' stags, Leather. Drags. Arras, Oils, Ifc.
All of which will be sold at the lowest market price
for CASH or country produce.
JOSEPH POWELL.
Towanda, Sept. 10. 18153.
The War' Question Being Settled in
ELI
MONTANYES & CO. have come to the conchs.
mon to enlarge their business, in view of the
unparalleled prosperity that must result from a state
peace. They therefore, after returning thanks for
former favors, invite the attention of the citizens ot
this and adjoining counties to the examination of
their
Fall and Winter Goods.
consisting of all the varieties of Fancy and Dress
Goods. as also heavy staples,
- Hardware. Crockery, Groceries, Harness and Car
riage Trimmings, Iron, Leather, Irc, §"c ,
all of which VI ill be offered it wholesale or retail, at
prices that cannot fail to please.
Sept. I. 1853.
MORE NEW GOODS.
BURTON KINGS BERY
IS Now opening a NEW STOCK or Goons, consist
ing of full and complete assortment of all kinds
31EliCHANDIZE,
which will be.uld as 'cheap as the same quality of
Goods can be bought anywhere this side of New-
York.
Towanda, August '20,1853.
_
Paper Sanginge,
1, very fine variety of ta.atin and common paper
/I Hangings, curtain papers and tran.parent win—
dow shades, just reed by J. POWELL.
'l' Wanda, Sept. 10, 1853 •
ESTRAY.
ME to the enclosure of the subscriber, in Stand'
C
ing Stone tp., about the Bth of August, one Red
Heifer. two years old, horns lop over the eye ; also
a Heifer two years old. red, with some white spots.
and one yearling Red Heifer. The owner is reques
ted to prove properly, 4c. A. ENNIS.
Aug. 30, 1853.
A complete assortment of black, plaid and colored
471 dress silks—all wool delaittesonouslin detainee.
Etellegesi Thibet cloth., paramettas. Sce. just receiv
ed by J. POWELL.
DR. E.„ H. MASON,
PUYSICLAN di. SURGEON,
ReSlelenCe..o2l Ptne Street. npposite the obi Presbyterunt
Offers bis professional services to the people of
Towanda and vicinity. Can alw4s be found at his
office. in Dr. Pow'.En's Dru; Store, when not pro
fessionally engag,ed.
VISW' 500L00,4
Groom)! and Provision Store.
One door South of J. H. l'hinney s Store, Main Stmt.
THE subscriber being desirous of enlarging his
business, would respectfully announce to the
citizens of Towanda and vicinity that be is just re
ceiving from New York and is now opening for
sale a large assortment of
11G-1•11L4COIC IFILICIIMMIE 4,
SUCH AS
Tea, Sugar, Coffee Rice Molasses, Stuart's Syrup,
Tobacco. Ginger, Pepper, Spice. Cloves Mace, Nut
meg, Cinnamon, Saiercaus, Cream Tarter. Soda,
Ground Mustard, Peppee Satire, Catsup, Candles,
Bar and Shaving Soap, Vinegar, Starch, Cigars. etc.
He has also on band and for sale a large stock of
W'llE11.411:111 - 1117.M5MICE:111b1i r S,
Hams and Shoulders.. Mackerel. CodOsh, Herring.
Potatoes, Beans. Dried Apples, Wheat Flour, Lard,
Butter, Chee.e. Soda, Butter and Boston Crackers.
Also—most kinds of Fruit and Nuts. Preserved
Prunes. Citron. Figs, Raistns.Oranges and Lemons,
together with a large stock of German. French and
American Toys of all descriptions and price.
1:13' Please give him a call. A. J. NOBLE.
Towanda. August 1853.
Whose Indebted to Vs
BY note or book account will please take NOTICE
that we are in want of money. and must hare it.
All Who neglect to attend to this timely warning,
may expect a visit from She little Constable. Na jo•
king this time. HALL & RUSSEILL.
Towanda. March 24, IRS&
POCKET-BOOK LOST.
THE subscriber lost on the 3d lost., in this boro'
a small BLAFtt Alonocco ,Pocas'r•Dooa, con
taining. besides a small sum of money, notes and
papers of value hi him, but useless to any one elie.
The finder is welCome to the money, and will-be
further rewarded by returning the other contents,
with or without the pocketibook.rither through the
Post Office or otherwise. - - A - •
GEO. 13ANDERf3ON.
Towanda, Aug. 23, 1853. - •
170MPAIRS of Menu', WI - miens' and Chil,
dreoeohoes, for sole by
TRACY, & MOORE.
D _ .
LANEEL—A, new aiwortment otrlanessin.i.oke.r
Joiner's Toolp, inst,recciysii at •
May 5. 1863. mEßcuirti.
Embroidered" Goods:
THE largest stock ever offered for sale lit ToWat.
da of Lobes embrOidered Andereletives, collars,
jaconett end swiss muslin bands.skirtings edgings
and insenings, handkerchiefs, just received by
•t 10. • i. POWELL.
(IN Tuesday. Vib e.mst, =mouth NOTE
N./ CASE, coulainigig times Two1,1:1111ir ,papera.—
The ftaier will be_liberally rewarded y. retinnias ik
to
.my s toic., or leaving ii_at ,the 'Office of die Brad,
ford Reporter.
Mooroetoo, Oct. 5, 1853.
ME@
LO-ST:
- AELMIN z SOIIOE.
A LL'peesons knowing thiSiMelvaintiebted to the
ri. estate of lohn Warfoid, rieartMeJ. late of
Monroe towaskies., :are . hereby
,ritittersted to make
immediate payment , and those havittgelahiss against
said estate will
. please present them dolY anthems.,
cated for settlement. - ••
J. T.,: ROCK W ELI.,
1. 13. SMlrmr,
&pl. 12, 1653. Adminmtrators.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
ALL persons indebted to the estate of Thos.
Bennight, dec'd, late of Ridgbnry township, are
hereby requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against said estate. will please
present them duly authenticated for settlement.
RIIEUBY BENNIGHT,
Eseentric.
April 21 , , 1859
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
lEWERS of adMinistratoo having been granted
A the undersigned by the Register of Bradford
county, on the estateiof Patrick Pyne, late of Athena
twp., eeceased ; all persons indebted to said es
tateme hereby notified to make immediate paymen
tothe undersigned, and those having claims against
raid estate will present them duly authenticated for
settlement- THOMAti PINE, Adners.
Sept. 22, 1853.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NO fIcE.
A U. persons indebted to the estate of Elliott
.1 - 1 Marsh, deceased, late of PIKE twp., are
hereby requested to make immediate payment and
those having claim. against said estate, will
please present them duly authenticated toe settle
ment. JOSEPH MARSH
Sept. 22, 1853. Atim'rs.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
ALL persons indebted to the estate of James
Lennox. dec'd late of Ulster 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.
DANIEL LENNOX, Administrator..
June 25. 1863.
EXECI;TOR'S NOTICE
ALLpersons indebted to the estate of Alexander
Madill, dec'd late of Wysox township. are
hereby requested to make payment without delay
and all persons having • claimcagainst said estate
will please present them duly authenticated for set
tlement. HENRY J. MADILL, Executor.
Sept. 28, 1851
, Cq I-% 014.1. r
NOTICE is hereby given that a Special Court of
Common Pleas will be held in and fur the
County of Bradford. at Towanda, commencing on
Monday the 7th day of November next, al 10 o'clock
A. M., and to continue one week, at which the Hon.
Roaaav G. Wilma will preside, for the trial of the
following Causes, to wit :
Pendleton, Rilty & Co. vs Henry W. Tracy.
Stephen Powell vs. Same, ai garnishee.
Lyman Matson vs. Ira Jennings et al.
C. L. C. De Chasteleaux vs.-Lyman Matson.
Newton Humphrey vs. Wm Humphrey.
C. L. C. De Chameleons vs. Ira Jennings et al.
Subpmnas returnable on Monday .Nov. 7, 1853
at 18 o'clock, in the forenoon.
ALLEN M'KEAN, Proth'y
August 30. 1833.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Al.l.persons indebted to the estate of N. D.
Watford, deceased, late of Monroe twp., are
hereby requested to make payment without delay ;
and all persons having demands against said estate
are requested to present them duly authenticated
fur settlement. ZERIAH ROCKWELL.
Ades.
C. A. WARPORD,
Monroe, Sept. 29, 19.53.
- - -
In the Orphans' Court of Bradford Co.
In the mutter of the partition of the Real Estate of
Samuel Bought, late Ridgeberry, deed.
rro Sarah Benight,Celvin Bcnigbt, Mary Benight,
Samuel Benight, Phebe Benight, Benjamin W.
Benight and Susan Benight, heirs of Thaddeus Be.
night deceased, residing at St. Joseph. Missouri.
Notice is hereby given, that the Court grant rule
upon the heirs and legal representations of Samuel
Benight late of Ridgeberry, deceased, requiring
them to come into Court on ;the 2nd Monday of De•
cember next, and elect to take, or refuse the real
estate of the-said Samuel Benight deed. at the val•
nation made and returned by
,the inquest.
By the Court.
H. L. SCOTT, Clerk.
Towanda, Oct. I. 185.1.
FRESH AND NEW ARRIVAL OF
SPRINC & SUMMER
111 7 -A- IC. 41131 i WO Si •
BiONTAUM3S & CO.,
(lORNER of the Public &. q uare and Main Street.
Towanda, Pa., respectfully give notice that
they are now opening anti receiving direct from the
City of New York, their NEW STOCK of SPRING
and SUMMER GOODS, which, wish their former
stock on hand. comprises one of the largestand best
selected assortments to be found west of New York.
Having been purchased at
GREAT BARGAINS!
They are enabled to firer them cheaper than ever.—
They invite particular attention to their assortmrnt
of roadies' Dress Goods •
Consisting of Jaconet and Swiss Mut.lins, Printed
Lawn , s,Ginghams. 'Bar'd Muslin*. Merrimac.
Cocheco,Pc.ll 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-
T 1 INS, embracing almost every thing
from a Crochet Needle to a Lady's *latch-
,el. They invite particular attention to their .
assortment of of all prices and style..
Also, Spring and Summer Hats, Boots and
Shoes, Shoe Findings and Leather, Urn-
ceases, Crockeryhelf Hardware
Their Stock bas been seletted with care, and will
be sold cheap. Farther comment is unnecessary
—give us a call. anti we will show you oar goods
and prices, and convince you that the above is no
fiction.' Our motto is, 44.8ma11 Profits & Quick
Returns. MONTAN YES &
Towanda. March 16. 1863.
Alarge rtuck of Pall ficinnets and Trimmings.—
Also Hate 4., Caps of every description for
mai and Loop,' wear. fur side by J. PO WELL.
TOWANDA AND BURLINGTON PLANK ROAD.
AA N Election will be held on the first ',Monday of
November nest, at the office of Laporte. Mason
& is Towanda. betwten the hours of 10 A. M..
and 2 P. M., for a President. five Managers and at
Treasurer, fur the ensuing year.
B. 8. RUSSELL. Sec.
Towanda. Oct. 110853.
r Imam iiiewres342lll3
ATTORNEY AT, LAW, TOWANDA.
rime to the narth end oribe Werd Howe, (lamer occupied
by Lupine, Moon deCo.) ,
Towanda. March:ll. INS. •
_ 4 SICADUIL
sO• T TOR pl' g ;Jr TL 4 liP
-Office ifith the Reif!,ter and Recorder, '
•
.O,VART 0 N
A 'Et tt rf - 'L
TOTRIANDA,. PAL
rfVFIOS in, the wood lam of the Union *lock,
V' oonli `
side of the Pdbife - tiiiiiire;'otrer the ogle
of J. C. Adatoi,‘•Eiti. • ' Sept. 24.
Towanda and Plank Road:
rpHE Stockhohlets• *is Sae hereby cotilied
that so instalment of Twenty-live per cent. on
the ansonitt of theit *pooh, be due indaYme
at thi Olfci lot Litittife; Aftsetif & the lith
of October next. • - •
_
By order or the Roa►J. .
• ,• • , S. RUSSELL, Scc'y
WWI
In the South end of the Ward House,
T OWANDA.
Di
THE assortment is large and very ostensive, end ,
embraces almost veer, article used in the Arts.
either for medicinal, chemical or mechanical purposes.
Particular attention will be given to all who may '
wish to examine the stock, the cheapness of which, !
the quality considered; can not fail to satisfy those ;
who purchase.
Medical information will be cheerfully and grate. ,
ilnusly given to those who may wish to consult con
cerning themselves or their friends. Continuous sup
plies of fresh and recently prepped articles will he
received carefully selected with a view to their use-
fulness, awl any article wanted not usually kept,
either will be found here or procured by Express f'r
those leaving their order.
Accommodating clerks will always be tee ly to
safely compound any prescription and endeavor to
make it (whatever the purchase) mutually agreeable.
All goods shall be considered warranted as repre. ,
seated. and -being Agent for the best and popular
Patent medicines, all those found in this Store can
be relied upon in all cases as being genuine.
The stock comprises all kinds of
ACIDS, RA LSOMS, ESSENCES,
EXTRACTS, ISER DS. . LEES
AV,
IF LO E RS,- On,S.
SALTS,ROOTS. HERBS.
PLASTERS,
SALTS,(
PO W DERS, OINTMENTS, •
PILLS, &C., &C.. &C , &C.
OFFICINAL PRPARATIONS.
All kinds snaps, perfumery, fancy goods and miss
cellaneous articles, brushes, trusses, supporters,
nursing bottles, breast pumps, thermometers, &c.
All kinds of dye stuffs, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, I,
Window Glass, &c.
New and beautiful pitierns of Lamps, fresh buin
ing fluid and campheoe, choice brands of pure Ha. ;
vans cigars, tobacco, &c.
GROCERIES.
Sugar. Coffee end Tea of all kinds, molasses, spice
pepper. cloves , mustard, nutmeg, macs. fish, resins,
citrons, currants, salad oil, cocoa, chocolate, soda,
butter crackers, rice, starch, ginger, saleratus, white
and bar soap, sperm and tallow candles, jugs, bottles,
pipes, pepper sauce &e.
Liquors.
Crieniac, Otard and American Brandy, St. Crout.
Old Jamaici and New England Rum, pure Holland
and Am. Gin, Irish and Monongahela Whiskry • Ma.
dei.s Lisbon, Sherry, Tamest& Port, Muscat. Claret
and Champaign Wines--Cotdials, Rase, Amour Mo•
kee. Noyeau &c , cheaper than ever offered.
Patent medicines, from Dr. Jayne, Fitch, Swsyne,
Brants,Orricks,Towneend,Keeler, Schenk. Hoolland.
Graefenberg, de. Pepain,Gargling Oil, Chalagogue
Adoustic Oil, Dyspepsia Balers, Lyon's gat Pills,
Pain Killers, Pile Medicines, Salt Rheum, Tetter.
Spavin, Founder, M'Allister's Ointment, &c. Vermi
loge, Galvanic curatives, Heave and Condition
Powders. Cherry Pectoral, Rock Rose, Catholicon,
Tooth Ache Dropi.' Hair Invigorator and Hair Dye,
Bed Bug Poison, Eye Waters, Wright's Smith's,
Bennett's Soule's, Jayne's Phinners, and numerous
other kinds of Pills. All of which will be sold at
unusually low rates.
T. Remember Dr. PORTIR • Drug and Chemical
Storele in the South end of the Wart House. (rant
ing the Public square. H. C. PORTER. M. D.
BEM
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DR. 11. C. PORTER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, *45.
NEW ARRANGEMENT!
JHARPY PHINNEY, Jr.,having purchased for
• Caah of G. M. Bowman, his entire s'oek of
Merchandise at a price hr below the actual cost in
New York. (and 15 per cent. lower than any Mer—
chant in Towanda has or can buy) If prepared to
sell for case. more Goods for one dam, than any
man will sell for nine shillings! This stock is
large, embracing all articles usually found in a
Store, viz—Dry Goods. Groceries. Hardware, Boots
and Shoes, heather, Nails, trash. Glass. Hats, Cap.
and Bonnets. All of wh,ch will be sold as above,
and no mistake. At the BrickBl"e! corner of
Main and Bridge streets.
Towanda. July IS, Is15:1„
EST3LAY.
CAME to the enclosure of the subscriber in She
bhequin twp„ on the Mat alt., a large lied Cow,
about 6 or 7 years old. middling sized horns, and
not particularly marked. The owner is requested
to prove property, pay charges and take her away.
HENRY VANCISE.
Sheahequin. Sept. 5, 1853.
. _
k il e:wii ‘ A
WINTER GOODS!
et
South .Corner of Memo's Block, Mdm Street,
AbE now opening their stock of GOODS tor die
Fall and Winter trade, comprii.ing a full
and complete assortment, and of the usual variety,
which will ba. sold at a very small profit for Ready
Pay. Among the assortment of
DRY' GOODS.
will be found a great variety of Latlieb' Dress Goods,
consisting in pan of
Bereges. B rege Delaines, nil-wool Delaines, Lawns.
plata and printed ; Gingham*, English,
Scotch and American : Poplins,
Prints if all shades and
colors tfc , ire
Also. for men's wear may be found Broad Cloths,
Cassimeres, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans silk, natin
and,Summer Vestings.
Also. SheetingA. Shirtings. bleached and brown,
Tiekinga. Bummer Goods frir boys' wear, Cotton
Yarn. Carpet. Warp, Cotton Batten. &e..
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
A full stock will be kept on hand. Those in want
of Sugars, Tilts, Coffee. Molasses. Stewart's best
Syrup,Spioes. Pepper Ginger. Saleratus, Flour,
Fish, Salt, Tobacco, or any other article in this line,
will do Well to call on us tlfore purchasing else ,
who're.
IUaUNTN7AURIL•
A large a splendid asseiiinent ' erneitary. Glass
and IStoameire. Boots and Shnes,'Hata and Ca ps—
&Mr.*, PaiszA: (Nisi Glass and PION.
Thankful for, the liberal. patronage of the past sea •
son. the undersigned feet a pleliure in inviting the
pohlic to in examination of our Bpririg stuck. be
lieving amigo* Goodaand low price% will insure
apeedy.sale.for.ready pay. TRACY as _MOO,RE.
Tolanda, Air 87 1853.
10 . 111NTS and Staple Domestic Goods—an °nom
1 ally large stock of Cocheeo sad Merribiterifiall.
giegbim', stet dugs. bleached Mid atiblOched shirt-
My, ticking, itripece-debiter-: Stc, Ads & bliekclotb,
Kentucky
end faney ea/dilutes, Sattinette.'Tweeds and
Kentucky Jeans reed by J. POWELp.
Cupethig.& MI Cloths. - .
A. • quantity of cub just Taw:Lived AniLter ;um . b7 A-Sept 10. , 7 ,f
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300 NEW BARRELS. tit for Pork or' Cider
for sale it 'Mc each , Py 5. rEvos *CO
ro ands, Au;. 11.), 1833.
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HICEOIES PATENT ,IMPROVED CIDER MILL .. ;
In the present arrangement of this highly approved pnd Cider Press, even if the apple* ware ground is finely as on
valuable Mill the labor le divided by arranging a cutting the improved Mill: and if theapples were weevil studied,
4 . ylluder to tweak the apples, and th an deliver theta to UK as on the hut Machine, it would minim a foreenne of on
Lower Cylinders to be redurol to pomace.. Of thieiu ,- hundred tons to produce the result soconsplkhed by this
rengetnent the work Ls pertained foster and with ratiela 'Patent Mill. The fdlowlag may bi Maimed as Um added
late labor. , ' • '"' • ' advantages of this Mill. • •
The Pam Ls arranged -with a mackkricer screw than heat-lt will make snore Cider than any other PreMegab,
formerly, and by a serf throne oirtirit the urea theleg a given quantity of apple', in a given tithea, end witb MKS
is dispOiticti wi thand die ;Armee to open at will-to the less labor anal expense. - '
liver the puny* while at awe sairatimithe Cider is lift Beceml-It will make clever Mal amok:Alder than my
a tear and the week can Itedone with meth less labor than other /dill.— - • '''', '
by the old method. TheiCylindere ate towel with heavy Third-Too can make the Cider as yearamf theriderhen
abeet Zinc, both on dick -periphesies and ends; the wood Yon want Lt-and in quantities from one gallon to 6et 111
In them is arranged to so net to swell: and the whale Work • barrel*. ,•, :- : . • —• :. •••••, ,
on th e Mill sad made in the eery best nomerandi Fourth -rk ith it. you can press your Curtants i cherriee.
arranged with especial slew to their durability andaerriee. '' Berries Cheese, Putter, Lard, and Tallow. - '
No Farmer who now the Mill everting and warding Fifth-to ith It you can sane one-fourth of rant.
to directione will he slisappointed, but on the other those altt.anailang Apple.lnatter.. .
kand he will find this one of the man 'Mantle and efncient - ';Nth-Wi t h its nee yeas an at all times bare P,ssh
machines on his farm.nand Sweet Cider.
The machine . Pi male to run 17 lSece, therm or - inlet 4- '4 lilt alt the ..dvantrres resulting from the aseasedonand
power, and when the apples are ground, a smell boy Of Li i use of such a machine-it a price ant low Abet it le within
years of age an pre., the pomace with all as. . I the reach of all-can IL be that any Intelligent Perener
In all former times it was ruppored that a large inanity ' wonl.l do without it!
of Cider could only be mede by mall e pondered, merhine. Po you wish to have in vourhou'e at all times Cider that
that slowly crushed the apples without grinding t hem ins. Is sweet, end fret, the dinii time It La really beldthY sod fit
They were than made into a massive cheese ins raw, rind a fur are-and do you wish to rave PI 1414111, cordon of the
most severe and long pressure was required to extraet a hard labor attendin the meshing . of
(gibe Cider , • ansideraidequanth g' e
being absorbed Appiewbutter I If co, buy this unichnie, and our word
Ey ' m tt n straw and the moss of pomace; and to obtain this Cu? at, you will m.t. be disappoint d.
nnaatisfactery result the farmerhwl to take ell his binds, This Mill is warranted superior to , any ether, portable
and perhaps Ids six-hone team. and devotes whole day that Mill Jct elLlSteZiet, and the Proprienn is ready at my lints.
mutt have been more profitably employed. to make from Om fair notice being given.) to test It with any reetable
eke to eight barrels of Cider. To obviate the difficulty the Mill that It not en infrirgensent an it
farmers base heretofore labored under, this Malibu, has Farmers, examine this newly IMPROVICD
been invented . and the statement of a &ergots will prove MILL, before yon buy any other.
that it to not only the hod Marldneof the kindinaissepec., - One groat advantage of this machine ores all others, l 4
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but It the most praliteble that a man can here on lie that it will not choke up, and hard or tuft apples
farm. The apples ere-by this Maclaine grated up Into a tine can le ground. and yet the cylinder, w ill always senge
pulp. so that It rsquiree bat aremparatively itght mallard clear and in grinding ostler. •
and that but a minute or two, to extract all the Viler. It All orders will I e filled In the order In-which they see
being ascertained by practind experiment that Ore-Fdurtb received. and all persons wanting them would do well to
more-Juice can be obtained than by the old mecca. Be. rend their adds early, and state at .. hat time they rant
fides this. Lt only requires two Lando to grind up and take the Mill moat
into Cider a larger quantity of apples than can be possibly This Mill. attended by 2 men. will, when properly worked
done on the oid-fashioned machines. On this press. ovina sconding to iikeetkone. maks aSO 12 berrelf of rides' . ithr
to the compactness of the pomace in the tub, and the am- and will grind alone by horsemorm from 100 to 300 bulasie
plate manner in which it is ground, s pressure of ftom 3to of apples a dec.
5 tow-that can easily be obtained-I,M pmdtme a more air The Price of the Mill is 640, fees of freight
favorable result than fifty tons preseure on the ordinary licitatounut, PA., May, 1163. W. 0.1
Entered serrates. Lot or Clip4eini. 41 U. year 1'42, lo the District Coact of Qui losers District et Doonerhootio.
(Cr Persons need not .hesitate to order, behanie they. live SO' tile. distance away—as I Will allow the
freight to be taken off the price of the machine ; and when they get it they can pay the freight and send
the balance by mail to me. : 1 W. 0. HICKOK.
Filsitarrianne. Perna.•
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STAGES
Clit,"1":1 LEAVE , Towanda for Mer . cur's
milis,Burlington,Ea.st.4sniihfirld
Ridgeliery, and Weßobots de•
pot on the As E. R. R.. every Minna:, Wan
'lssas and Flunks at.B o'clock A. M., and arrive
at the depot in time to take the evening train of cars
either east or o est, saine,sliy.
Returning TC ESDAT, Tarsal, tr and Sx-rcnnxr,ii
after the arrival of the Eastern train, and algo the I
We,tern cars from Jefferson, Elmira. dic., and ar
rive at Towanda same day.
Fl :—Towanda to Meteor's mill,; t? lj
to Burlington.
" to East Smithfield. 52.1
to Ridgebery, 1.00
to Wellsburg depot. 1.25
Express packages to or from the Hail Road care
fully delivered at moderate charges.
D. M. 813,41.,
proprietor
Towanda. Oct 8. 102.
Another Arnvil of
NEW GOODS!
lIS. MERCUR is now receiving another New
11. Assortment of Gooill, conflating as usual of
almost everyihing wanted In the
. line of Meichan
dize, which will be mold very cheap fur CASH.
Towanda, June 29. IEO3
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
0 D. BARTLETI', i t s now - rerciving a large
1 • and carefully selrcted smelt of
NEW GOODS,
bought for cash since the late itlecline.,n
which he will offer for ready pay at prices which
cannot fail to giro satisfaction—atnougotherthings
ho invites particular attention to bis assordrneut of
Dress Goods.
TonatlA, April 15. 1553.
To Contractors and Others.'
AVE have on band. pork. beef, butter. corn, oats,
wheat, buckwheat, beansh dried apples, flmar.
feed, iron. steel, shovels. bars, powder. fuse, fish,
tea, coffee, sugar, molasses, soap, tobacco, alt and
cement for sale as cheap as at , rny other hciuSe. '
Athens. April 23, 1853. WELLS & HAFMIS.
p ROCHE 811AVVI.S—A large anti orientied a 4
1.1 'ailment just Wed b .1. POWELL.
List of Letters,
pEM A MING nil die Post thrice-at Towanda
ILL. net. t, I R 53.
%twooti Mr , A LeihNey Nattimtiel
Vdiciall W H 1.e514 3 P ' 4
An - worms?. M i r v Iltu.iiits James
-%leoitnl S W millet W H l
Brown D A Aliquot - 4i D D
Brownson Rev W A Mulligan Anaea
801 l Robert
Bennis Martin
Brennen Mary
Bowman .1 M
Bowman Jerusha
Brann Ann
Cangley Thomas
Croups John
Cook 8 B
Coon Ann Parriure Henry '
Courtney John Patterson Marinda
Cooper 80l R usMII Joseph
Cummings Harvey Randall Lydia •
Carpenter Levi W Ryan Patrick , ;3
Dacy Wm Rowan Miebad
Divine John Swai.turood Daniel "2:
Daho Patrick Bhanahan James ,
Decker Philu r a luallivan John
Degan Jerry Smith Benj.
Elliott James hieJds T J . ,
Forrist Alm iviniatonselo,lornon
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Flan Win IC StibgaskG I, ',,1. ...,. '.;I
Griffin John . - , Ti Ito is Miss,KFbeeea
Huntley John ' 2 Terri:till - N.!, ,
Henry) M
Hickey M Vuelsorder Miss It
Harkness liamuel Wuker Mrs Map
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Heveisner Johci WIT iairts T A ' •
Irvine Mis,s , E M
, Wh ling 3 • • f. i' .'
King Mrs Mary • W .. i eta 4
Ke u ngdy IVIFt t r lili 'We t 4 'a Mattb a ;111p4s f s.
'Kerby Maur3Ce . ~ , Ws do'.Milt 4cl
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WDonell Mrs
Miller Mrs Lydia
(Mica Parr lick -
Patrick 'S
Pri , e W 1.
Phelict'Delun
Park l Joseph
Barber James
Powers Olive E
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AND
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OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE.
NEW
BAILEY & =WINS,
H AYE just completed a large and finely finished
Store on the site of the two they had borate.
and filled it with the largest and must comprehens
ive stock of
Groceries, Provisions, Yankee Notions,
Fruit, ConfeCtionory, Toys, &c., QCs.
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 can be bought at
:Inv other i lace. And we flatter ourselves that if
fortune has been against us, (fire having contata
ed two stores and one stock of goods) our old eas
tnnaers will not follow the precedent, if they trail
and see our stock and hear the exceedingly low
prices. Among the many articles we have ars
GROCERIES,
t.
re .1, so , r, coffer, chocolate, cocoa, molasses.
Stewart'. up, ginger pepper, spice, cloves. mut
mewl, cm moo, aaleratus, soda, cream tartar,
ground mustard, pepper sauce. catsup ~,can
Liles, bar soap, vinegar, starch &c.,-84.-
PBO VISIONS,
lie„a roik and beef, hams and shoulders,
u heat flour, buckwheat flower, corn meal.
soda and butter crackers, mackerel', c odfish,
shad, narring, potatoes. beans onion Arc., &c
-r MIXT .AND 7SI7 1 211.
Preserved prunes, citrons, English entrants, raisins.
grcen and dried apples. Almonds, filberts.gpoo ble
and maderia tralwata, brazil nuts, peanuts, chest
nut., hickory nuts, Sic
I *.l.Arit E T10.411.,
Ivory, born and wood pocket combs, toilet, combs.
fine combs. hair, cloth, teeth, infants. and blacking
brushes, walleig, ports monies. and purses of many
styles, pocket ink i Lstands; pocket and small fancy
mirrors, lobacco, boles, snuff boxes, and almost
every article in this .ine. Work bores, toile case,.
secretaries, plain and embroidered,. work basketurof
many styles.
'llllC4lOlll7le YOB 4,
German, French and American TOYS of every de
scription and price. A-few earthen and pewter toe
Netts, for little an 4 a few boys' sletghs.
BROWN'S WASH' BOARDS, SUGAR, BOXES,
WILLOW AND SPLINT MARKET BASKETS.
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Ashton dairy salt, ground rock %att.:3:llin* eeltlitutt
coarse and floe. Also, wAtiantoy of White atone
Lune,
CANDY wholesale or retail, of all kinds and
innumerable other articles, for sale at the new store
nppoNite 'he Court House.N
Towanda, Dee. .I, 18= BpLES" h NEVINS.
FARM FO: SALE;
THE vubsrriber o a valuable FARM for sale
caniaintnos acrec,lo acre. al good timber,.
about 55 under a good slate of cultivation well 1 / 1 1;
tered, rind a water 'privilege thereon, capable of
running machinery,. .Situated one mile from the
Susquthanna river, and half mile from the
roßd
running from Towanda to Rome.
Auy person or persons wi , hing In eannotdo
better than to call and give , this Farm an eXaMin•-
lion . A p art o r q t e purchase money w he'teirintrid'
down, sod the balance can be made easy'.
ATIMPE
Wyrox. July
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1 - 3RINTSaant OINGHAMS. , —A--Daw-sonadmetst
LL of Pribta fnd Caufitbims just reeeilod-
Way4o - . - MERCIMIL
OVeYeiy,Aleecri ioad:or 4diro
bore-mid-4 ildrgincll'Area r,.just reed by
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Franklin kTowanda K. T.
lat 94f. itetaigßOg itting g9qi!PlmOgna rill —1
in the Act or Assembly incorporatinOttsturtgef
named Vontpa ny.hetst by r s ivr natio. that4py her*
tifttiei'Atetfil feAdiyythellittr:ll4 4 4sl444 * Mhsie i.
fiCitlCi cahkaibovitittivivitif tontitartiact
antrotgabite -the eitd•Cel4,llt:',lft
ntle4Votgielittittlit:estrer,tn 1111 bite" of To r 4
and.. befateenthyaititior.4, lo
41 - e Nook . t t: Ai.. mid for thrAtc. torn of 11 Preet# eat
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