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''.PEOCLANATION.
WHEREAS the tion.Dstrie Wmatre,Preeident
Judge of the 12th Judicial District comaistigg i
of the counties of Bradford, Buequehanna sad Bra
vais, and the Hons. Mums BALLMID sad H/Alll2
Acsr.zr, Associate Judges, in and fornsaid county of
Bradford have issued their precept bearing date the
Ist day August 11134, to me directed, for holding
Codrt of Oyer sad Terminer,General Quartarter Sea.
'ion,: of the Peace.. Common Pleas and Orphan's
Court, at Towanda, for the county of Bradford on Mon•
day the 4th day of Sept. next, to cantinas three weeks.
notice is therefore, beteby given, to the Coroners
antliJostites of the Peace and Constables of the coon.
ty of Bradford. that they be then and there in their
proper persons, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said
day. with their records, inquisitions, and other rer
memberancea. to do those things which to their office
appertain to be done—and those who are bound by
recognizance or otherwise to prosecute against the
prisoners who are or may be in the jail of said county,
or who shall be Found to appear at the Raid court, are
to be then and there to prosecute spinet them 'withal'
be just. Jurrors are requested to be punctual In their/
attendance agreeably to their notice.
Dated at Towanda, the let day orAug. in the year of
our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and fifty.
four, and of the Independence of the United States
the seventy-seventh. •
CHESTER THOMAS, Sheriff.
Suphsonin Beebe, by her nett friend, Aaron Newton,
vs. George Beebe. In lirculford Com Pleas, Ao.
236, Feb. T. 1854—.415. tub. Divorce.
GEORGE BEEBE, defendant in the above cause
—Yoti are hereby notified that your wife Sopron ia
Beebe (by her nest friend Aaron•Diewtort) has
filed her petition for' a divorce from the bonds of
matrimony. And an alias subpoena has been re
turned and proof made that you are not to be found
in said county. Yon are therefore hereby required
io appear at the Court House in the borough of To.
%rondo, on Monday, the 4th day of Sept nest, being
the first day of Sept term of said court of common
pleas, to answer the said complaint, and show cause
if any yon ha re,-Why the said Sophronia shall not
be divorced from ydu. C.THOMAS. Sheriff.
Sheriff 's'Offir e. Towanda. July 29, 1854.
S U
BY virtue of writs of Vend. Expo. issued out of the
Court of CoMmon Pleas of Bradford county, and
to
.me directed, will be exposed to public sale at
the Court House, in the boro' of Towanda, on Mon.
dag, 4th day of SEPTEMBER, at t o'clock P. M.
All of The following described lot, piece or
parcel of land situated in Sheshequin 'township,
ciunded as follows, to witlb On the North by a road
known as the Hornbrook road—on the East, South
and West, by landb.of luhn Bandon, containing one
acre, be the same more or less, all improved, one
framed house, and a few fruit trees thereon.
Seizrd and taken in execution at the suit of Co
r) ell d Gee, vs. William E. Campbell..
ALSO, the following lot, piece or parcel, of land,
,nutted In Shcshequin town.hip, bounded i.n the
North by lands ofJerome B. Gillett, on the Ea,t by
lands J. S. Spencer, on the suth by Sampel Owen,
and on the West by lands of E.li , ha Newell and oth
crs ; containing fifty acres more or less, about three
acres improved, and a log house thereon elected.
cized and taken in execution at the autt of Chas
i. Ladd, cs. Davi,l
.11.10, The fullowtng described lot, piece or par
cel f land, situated in Troy Borough, hounded as
~ . vs viz—oil the. ',North by lands of 1. E: Steep.
nerd, on the East by the public highway, and on
the s..uth and west, by lands of F, LS. Elliott; con—
taining about cne-half acre, to be the sims more or
1e ,, , all improved, with one fetned,,liouse thereon.
zscized and taken in execution at the suit of lra
saioh &Co., vs. Itarpan A. Phelps and Zephon F.
‘l.lll,:er.
ALSO. The follotrine, lot, piece or parcel ofland,
ituated to Monroe twp., bounded on the North by
lands 1 John 11. Scott and P.Sage and J. Coofbaugh,
n the East by lands of John M.Scote, on the south
he j..hn Santee, and on the west byJetterson Cool
baueh. containing twenty—five and a half acres:
n l,out fifteen acres improved, more or less. one
t•oard house, one board shed, and some fruit 'trees
thereon. • •
Seized and taked in execution at ihe suit of D.
M. Buil, note to the use of William A. Chamber
vs. vs. Joel Gros.
ALSO, The following lot; piece or parcel of land
F.:mated in Sprinztield Rep., bounded and described
a. - Ilows to wit—North by lands of Barney Mc-
G.me. and Charles lakes, East by the Joel McAfee
s•uuh by John Holley and west by land of Ed
"ca .1 :vlahow ; containing about one hundred acres,
ihe same more or less ; about thirty acres im
t,roved, one new framed house ; one old log house,
arid a few fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of John
E. Goodrich, vs. John McKay.
ALSO, All that certain lot of land. situated in•lhe
le %emit:tip of South Creek, containing sixty-five acre■
and seventymix perches, being lot No. 2 ors E.
overton's map, bounded on the North by .warrant'
line ; East by lot No. 2, late Faller and Greaves,
south by lot No. 6, Sthphen White's lot, and west
by lot No. 1, Jesse Peitits lot ; with a log house and
barn thereon; and a stna:l orchard and about forty
acres improved•
Seized and taken tit execution at the suit of Ed
ward Overton, vs. Samuel C. Kerrick.
ALSO, The following -described lots, piece or
parcel of land, situated ih the township of Ridgeber
ry, bounded as follows, io wit. the first lot begin
ning at a post for a corner 'being thi North-west
corner of the Simons lot ; thence along said Simons
lot south 21 ° , East- 117 rods to s corner ; thence
North 88e, West 91 TA 0 rods to a corner; thence
North 11 deg, East 116 rods to a corner; thence
iiouth 861 ° , East 84 1.10 toils, to the place of begin
ning.
ALSO, one other lot, piece or parcel of land sit
u• ted in said township. bounded and described as
follows—beginning at the North-weer corner of the
above described lot, thence North 15°, West 71 4
rods to a corner, thence North 889°, Wert 116 rods
to the place of beginning—being the west part of
lot NO. 38. and the south half of lot No. 23—con
taining, one hundred and thirteen acres, be the same
more or less, (113 acres in both lots.) First lot
containing 63 acres or there abouts, with about
45 acres improved, with a log house and log barns*
and a few fruit trees thereon. Second lot contain
ing about 50 acres, and about 15 acres improved.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of H.
W. Patrick, vs. Cornelius Driscoll.
ALSO—AII that lot piece or parcel of lend situate
In the tp. of Smut Creek. containing about forty
acres, being lot No. a on Edward Overtort's Map—
bounded on the east by Edmund Mead's lot No. 5,
south by lot' No, 10, the Nathaniel Campbell lot,
west by lot No. 7, and north by lot No. 2, Samuel
'Kermit's lot, with a framed House end log barn.
small orchard, and twenty -Bye acres of improved
land.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of Ed
ward Overton vs. Charles White.
ALSO—The following lot piece or parcel of land
situate in Burlington•tp. bounded and described as
follows—beginning at the centre of Sugar Creek. on
the lute of Jehial M'Kean and Wm. M'l(ean, run
ning north forty-two and a half degrees west fifty.
ear perches to a past, thence south twelve degrees,
east one hundred and fit e perches to a post a corner
of Erastus Beach's land, thence north along the line
of Henry Riy , p-land, seventy-sit and a half degs..
east twenty-nine perches to a post, thence north
twelve degreei,o est along Jeh i al and W ni M'Kean's
line fifty-seven perches. to the place of beginning.
containing fourteen acres, and one hundred and nine
perches strict miasurc, al( improved, two framed
l'"uses, one shed, one saw mill and some few fruit
trees thereon.
S elzett and taken in mention at the snit of John
Hanson vs. Wm. T. Bradford.
ALSO—The following described lot, piece or
parcel Oland shunted in North Towanda twp.,
bounded as follows, viz—beginning at a stake on
the North-west line of Samuel Stratton's land—
thence along the line of the same, North 60 14 deg.
East 117 perches to a stone, North corner of said
Stratton—thence North 31°, west 106 perches to a
stake and stone, the west corner of lot No. 22--
ihebee south 61 I.B° West 67 perches to the road,
thence along said road south 49 14°, Ea perch.
vs—thence *oath 13r, Envois perches to the Su—
gar Creek — thence along sea Creek, , the several
corners thereof 114 perches-4teate sou h 16i deg.,
Ncto eAbnatisaneuts.
Eastl6 pembes-io sintalto-.thencitioulk2e, Emit
191 perches - to the begliniet--coetaintag Op-eight
acres and ll„Operellegleig_parte*lntt &
33. itsameePAßliepard.47-DemeAs same
or Mitt acme ~ :llsiejet vwith
two smilftliosattsstd,ifluise ii4thereon
erect*: 't..,;,7=- „„
liteigetXond.mheiTtieleemlas lit'tl4.: suit:
alsretkissidC. tti''the*.Oflacob
Myerors. - -Thomes . Malatiley.
ALOQr-The 01 10 willr:desCriked lot, piece or
parcel of land altnatediti Motet - twp., bounded on
the North by Eitel/416 . 11440n the East by
the higkoiy.leading•from Towanda , to Athens- on
the south by landiorkilin Swiittfint andVeihe west
by landed Edwei4-19184Wwtiawfwg6wifilltracr°'
be the The, latecomers :or lac:mowed; one
franiediumnie oebtipith as kawelling and grocery,
(a cellar also Writ
ALSO.,-Chse ether lot, - fleet. or parcel of land
situated to said taiiiistipibbanded ow the-North by
Charlia,Holcomb and.D. 11.r8riggi, on the East by
lan&variforacellitath:MethesoutlillYilillAighway
leadi- g from Ulster village to Smithfield Centre, de
mi the Wet' by lauds •of c..r. sweet...ton taiga,
about dee half acre, be the same more or less—all
improved. one fawned dwelling house, and one
stable. and a few fruit trees thereon.
Seised ,and taken in execution at the out of Rohl.
son & Shipmfiu, vs. lobe M. Pike.
ALSO--The following lot, piece orparcelof land.
situ }tad in township of Litchfield, bouatletras fol.
iota!' On the North by lands of Samuel Davidson.
on the East hylaiids of Lecatardllkinekest, on the
south by lend of Mosey Wheeler—on the west by
lands of John Layton—containing about eighty
acres, more or less—about twenty-five acres um.
proved- one log house, and one orchard of fruit
trees thereon. _
Seized and taken in execution at the suit of N.
Mitchell za. A. V. D. Teed.
ALSO, By virtue of sondry writs of Leveri Pa.
cies, all that certain lot, piece or parcel of land. ly
ing and being in the township of Rome, and bounds
ed as follows viz—Beginning at a stake and atones,
nearly a North east caner from the Grist Mill, on
the East bank of Park. Creek—thence south 70°,
West, eight perches to a stake—thence south four
teen and seven-tenths perches to a stake—etence
East 18 perches to the east branch of said creek—
thence North 26 3-4°, West 18 87-100 perches to
the place of beginning. Containing one acre and
27 76,100 percher.
ALSO-Another for a mill pond, beginning at the
North side of a rock projecting from the bank,west
of Park's Creek—thence North 61 deg., west 68
perches to a hemlock, on the solidi line of William
Strope's farm—thence south 881 deg., West 22
perches to • hemlock sapling on the east bier of the
creek—thence south 871 deg., East 471 vetches to
a:stake and stones, one perch up the slopeeast of the
flat—thence south 47 deg., west 29 7.10 perches to
the beginning. Containing 8 acres and 38 perches.
be the same more or less—with the privilege of
making a race, sufficient to carry the water to the
mill aforesaid, on the west aide of the creek—and
also the right and privilege of a road from the
mill4o the highway, leading from Wysoz to Owego.
Land in both lots improved and eccupied as a mill
site, the mill burned down lately.
bko. ized and taken in execution at the suit of Eliz
abeth Valentina. sta. James W. Mowat: and Maria
Mowatt, his wife.
Sheriff's Office, Towanda, Aug. 12.119541.
Notice is hereby given, tharan amount equal to
the costs will be required to be paid upon each sale
when struck down to the bidder, and upon a failure
to comply with this regulation, the tract of land will
again be offered fur
FL Z.
T TOR Jr E r L
Office with the Resister and Recorder,
TowAwnw, Pa.
D'A. OVERTON,
A IrOUNEY AT LAW.
TOW*NDA,. PAL
ryFFIOE in the second story of the Union Block,
%.-1 north side of the Public square, over the office
of J. U. Adams, Esq. Sept. 24.
Mug TiMACIULRLIIMI
ATTORNEY AT LAW, TOWANDA.
ozr Office removed to John C. AdarneOffice in the
Union Block. July 20.
Administrator's Notice...
Al.l. persons= indebted to the estate of Henry
Vandyke, dec'd late of Albany tp., are reques
ted to make payment without delay : and those bag
ing demands against said estate will present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
SAMUEL VANDYKE,
JOHN HATCH
August 23, 1854. Administrators.
CHAS. D. EMISMILT,
ATTOR.rEr AT LAw,
Lycoming County, Pa.
a:7- OFFlCE—Opposite U. ti. Hotel-Up Stairs.ja
Executor's Notice.
persons indebted to the estate al N. Pratt,
dec'd late of Burlington township. aro here
by requested to make payment without delay : and
all persons having claims against 'said estate will
please present them duly authenticated
. for settle
ment. r. B. .PRATT, Executor.
July IS, ties 4.
The aqui hanna Collegiate Institute,
'TILL be opened for the reception of Pupils,
,WV Male and Female, on Wednesday the 6th of
September, when the Inaugural esemises will take
place.
ITETROCTODS.
REV. S. F. cour, A. M. PIINCIPAt.
Professor of Natural, Mental and Mnral sciences
Rzy. JAMES M'WILLIAM. A. At
Professor of Ancient and Modern Languages and
Belles Lesiva.
CHARLES R. COBURN.
Prof. of Mathematics and Master of Normal School
Miss FANNIE BILES,
Teacher of Music and French.
Miss PHEBE DAYTON,
Teacher of English and Music.
Negotiations ire in progress for securing the see.
•ices of two other Lady tractors in time for .the
opening.
cO"' The Principal will reside in the Institute and
the Pupils will board with his family.
The academie year will coasist of three terms of
fourteen weeks each.
earsaiiss eta TIMM Or 1017 TTTTT WM.IS
Tuition in the 4th class, Elementary English
Branches. $4 00
24 Class, Higher English Branches. $ 00
2d Class, Mathematics, Natural Science and
Classics commenced, 0 ob
I st Class. Mental and Moral Science with the
atiove continued; 7 00
Tuition in Modern Languages each, 3 00
Ornamental Needle Work and Embroidery, 200
Drawing, 2 00
Oil Painting in Landscapes, 8 00
do in Figores, 10 00
Instrumental Music with use of instrument, 10 00
Room Rent, • 175
Incidental expenses, as
Boarding in the Hall $1 63 per week, or per
Term. 29 73
Washing three shillings per dozen. Lights and
Fuel at the actual expense.
Tn addition to the above course, College classes
will be organized if advanced scholars apply.
Especial attention will be paid to the instruction
of persons designing to qualify themselves as Tuck'.
ere for Common Schools.
Pupils will furnish themselves with bed.bedding,
towels, &c. The Bills for the term must be paid in
advance, or one half it the entrance, and the re
maining half at the expiration of the half term.
C. L. WARD, President.
& Cot?, Sec. J. D. Mos &&&&& ' Treas.
Towanda.,Augast 12, 1854.
TAKEN UP.
TN 'Towanda Borough, on the Bth of August. four
sheep and two lambs. The owner is tequested
to prove , property, psy char es ad take them away.
. B. WELLMAN.
Towinds, Aug. , en,
C. THOMAS, Sheriff.
Nei
• 4.lolltllol2fatiltlik „ '
VOTICIII is anreby . Siveti•tbit ihentlitiveebees
lr Abld hod Iletlred:ffiligatfiles AstitegllWsf
Wills is and fur tbn coning of itnitifbitt amlontitS
of idmintstrationlipon the following eitittes.
_ Partial sceount of Daniel Brink Jr. czecutor of the
last willemktesuustent - a - Abraham Pram, late of
Sheilistirki4sMWM4
Ardmutstiollisitinel DavideetOtaardistitd Hart'
Ann ihimirest minor 'child of Jana surest
late Of Windham d•ea, •
Final We - Min Wf..Ahilim-Wrsitthrook..adatinisita•
tor itthsinditin - if tnyi Westlatitilt,trit! ot:Athenn
Final itecouWo .s altn nor of
111 - iiilhuiy"
the estate °Martin Wilden late , of Minute dee'd.
Partial Account of Chutes Stockwell and Betsey
Holcomb, adminiiitnitori sell' the will annexed of
Sterling - Holton*. late of Leroy deed.
Final account of Guy Tracy administrator de bo.
nis non of Arvine Plsyt 2d. late of.lkidgbury dec'd.
Final account of Benj. Park. Orson Bicker and
Miria Park administrators of Reuben Park late of
Litchfield deceased.
Fival Account of James Gordon adatinistratorof
the estate of Samuel Gordon late of South Creek.
deceased.
Final arseount of John Vandyke and Mardaknah
Walters administrators of the estate of Peter Wal
ters Ws of Leroy deed.
Final account of Josiah M. Crantner admioistra•
tor of the estate of Rachel Creamer late of Durell
deceased.
Final account of Thomas Fyne administrator of
the estate of Patrick Pyne late-of Athens dec'd.
Final account of Dennis McGill and Marinda
Patterson administrators of the estate of EJw'd Pat-
terson law et Booth Towanda dec'd.
Final recount of Charles Hornet and John Elliott
administrators of the estate of Humphrey Brown
late of Wyalusing deceased.
Final account of John Rogers guardian of Orrin
1) Roberta, Charles B. Roberts, John Roberts,Artg,t•
ta Roberts and Mary B Vanderlip late Mary E. Ro
berts,childrea of Pieta ing Roberts deed.
Final account of Thomas Elliott guardian of Mars ,
Cook, Daniel Cook, Bally Ann Cook, Reuben Cook,
G. W. Cook, Emeline Cook and Adaline Coolcheirs
of Elisabeth Cook deceased.
Final account of C. o.oridley administrator with
the will annexed of the estate of Francis V. Water
man late of Pike deceased.
Final account of C. G. Gridley administrator of
the estate of Lydia P. Gridley late of Orwell dec'd.
Final account of Reuben Delon and Maria Sco.
ville administrators of the estate of Silas Scoville,
late of South Towanda deeramed.
Final Account of Ann E. Grinnell and Miles B.
Grinnell, administrators of the estate of William 1..
Grinnell late of Burlington dec'd.
And the same will be presented to the Orphan's
Court of Bradford county, on Monday. the 4th day
of September next, for confirmation and allowance.
H.LAWRENCE SCOTT, Register.
Register'. Office, August 1. 1854.
Bituminous Coal.—Barclay Coal Bed.
THE undersigned is ptepared to furnish at the
beds, any quantity of this superior COAL, at
the reduced prize of $1 25 per ton for Blacksmith
coal, and $1 75 for picked Grata ..toal. Payment in
cult or country produce. but no credit will bo given.
HENRY GA FIBS, Agent
for the Barclay R.R. and Coal Company.
Franklin (Old Coal Bed) May 25, 1854.
Administrator's Bale.
BY ri n neof an order issued by the Orphans' Court
of Bradford county, will he sold on the 29th of
May next, it 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Man
sion house on the premises, all that foi of land sit
uate in Monroe tp., containing one hundred acres,
described as fvllows : Beginning at a black oak, the
north west corner of the farm of which D. H. Owen
died seized, thence north 56° east 121 and 3-10 per
ches to a post, thence south 33° east 94 perches
thence south 13° west 180 perehes,thence north 32°
west 148 perches to the beginning, with about 30 '
acres improved, and a framed house lad barn there-
on. Perms made known at the day of sale. , -
THUS. ELLIOTT,
May 1,1854. WM. COOLBAUGH,2d,
Adm'rs. D. H. Owen, dee'd,
The above sale stands adjourned till Saturday the
10 day of June, at 2 o'clock In the afternoon at the
house of Hiram Shaw, in Monroe.
irj The above sale is further adjourned until
Saturday, September 2d, at the same place and time
of day.
DR. E. H. MASON,
PHICSIVICIANdt. StritGZION,
Residence. on Pine Street. opposite the oil Presbyterian
Church.
Offers h:s professional services to the people of
Towanda and vicinity. Can always he found at his
office, in Dr. Polurca's Drug Store, when not pro
fessionally engaged.
THE GOOD TIME HAS COME!
OZONTALNYES a CO.
417 E come to the conclusion that the time has
1-1
come, that debts can be collected, and after
waiting patiently for Years, and finding the Good
Time has mired, when farmers are realizing almost
double for their Products, they hope this notice will
suffice for a more astensive one and that payments
will either he made in Grain at the present high pri
ces or in Cash.
Their Assortment of GOODS is replenished week
ly from New York City, and will be sold cheaper
than at retail in the Great Emporium itself.
Towanda, January 31, 1954.
Southern Military Academy Lottery t.
(1111 ♦CTNONITT OV , IIII. STATE. Of AAAAA NA,)
Conduttal on the Havana Plan.
10,000 Numbers-230 Prizes i—all the
Prizes drawn at each Drawing.
CLASS E—TO BE DRAWN 20TH SErBER.
CAPITALS $7500
$4 6000
3000
1500
lo all 238 prizes, amounting to $30,000
Tickets ss.—Halves and Quarters in proportion.
Bills on all solvent banks taken at par.
All communications strictly confidential.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager
Sign of the Bronze Lions.
Montgomery, Ala. Aug. 20, 1854.
IN WANT !
THE subscribers are in want of a young man as
an shprenticis to the Tinman's trade. 17 or 18
years of age, of good habits, who they will bind
themselves to learn the business.
HALL & RUSSELL.
Towanda, July 26, 1854.
O. TWICIVVIDNE, MUMMA
nR. J. ALLEN, lam Professor in the Ohio College
-IL/ of Dental Burgeons, has discoverer, • method
of insening Artificial Teeth on plate, which makes
any further improvement impossible.
It combines strength and durability with perfect
cleanliness. The gum is continuos., and can be
made to suit any case, however difficult. do life
like is the eipressitna. tbst.the most familiar with
artificial teeth fail.to determine they are false t the
teeth appearing u if they actually grew out of the
gum.
I have secured letters patent for Bradford Co.
iry Office in Mercur's Block.
Towanda, July 28, 1854.
DISSOLUTION.
T"'partnership between E. F. Dawson and
A. Gay, is this day dissolved by mutual con—
sent—the acconots are. left in the hands of J. L.
Jones, Esq., for settlement.
ilmot,llone 22, 1854.
LO Cli. Mr is
ABOUT the last of Aisle. a pocket MEMORAN•
DUM, with blue black tuck Covet, . the tuck
broken and nearly wore out. Whoever will return
the same to the undenigned, at Towanda. shall be
liberally se vanied. 15.V.51511'MAN.
Towanda, July le, IttS4.
ittertish-
3 0 1 . 411 .- 4 gnifiC I PIE 1111 W I P I k; 1 11 11r,
rave 6 5;4
onus iirra.Tair, 23011111".
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NEW SPRING* SUM M ER GOODS
BURTON KINGSBERY,
Is Dow restiviiig ell sorts of NEW GOODS, whic h
will be sold very low for Cult.
May 3, Mi. • •
EST* Mc) I 1/1144510
VVoutp infirm het that she heti just re •
turned from , the city. lOW*
,lazge . usury:tan t
of 211:11=121021r GOODS,
which she offers at rolusied prices. Produce of or.
cry Wed Idea In payment for gouda.
i4llll ICOVALC--.DL MASON has removed
his °Nee to him dwelling,- on Pine sower, oppo s ite
the old Presbyterian Church.
Towanda. May 13. 18114.
Plows Sod Plow castings!
BIATCHLEY; Worm county, Alba or Curtis
Plows, Side hill; subsoil and corn plows and
Castings, tor . iele cheap.
I take particular pains to, pt good well made
plows and tough castings. I would invite panicu
tar attention to the Alba, or Curtis plow.
Call and see. R. M. WELLES.
Cistern and WeU 1 1 011111011
LEAP PIPE ! Hydraulic Rains I of any kind,
size, Arc., cheap for read; pay. for sale bar
Jan. 8, 18118. R. Si. WELLES.
vr x rur
SPRING GOODS.
TUST received by Joseph Kingsbury, • large and
J complete stock of NEW GOODS, for sale as
usual, quasi , lOU CALM !
Towanda, April 28. 1854.
June Wood, by her next frond. Witham Frisbie, vs
George Wood. Libel tor Divorce. In Bradford
Com. Pleas, No 119, Feb T •18 54.
Pro GODRUE WOOD, defendant in the above
-L cause. You are hereby notified that your wife
Jane Wood, [by her nett friend Wm. Frisbie,) has
filed her petition for a divorce from the bonds of
matrimony. Mid an alias subpceoa has been re
turned and proof made that you are Dot to beTound
in said county. You are therefore hereby required
to appear at the Court House in the Borough of
Towanda, Monday, the 4th day of Sept. neat, being
the first day of Sept., term of said court of common
pleas, to answer the said complaint and show cause
if any you have, why said Jane shall not be divine.
ed from you. C. THOMAS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Towanda, Aug. 3, 1834.
Trial Islet, Tor September Term 1954.
SUCISI3
John Vanderin's adme's vs Com'th of Penn - :'
John Ingham vs H H Ingham.
Stephen Piercrvs Jacob Harkness.
Job Shepard's use vs Athena Bridge Co.
David Barber vs John Snyder.
David Barber T 9 S R Chandler.
Sarah Ogden et. al• vs Wm II H Brown
Robert Metteer vs Daniel Webber.
Sanderson & Kingsberry vs J A Waller
Hugh M'Eldry vs Gilbert Gorelinc.
Stephen R Chandler vs Wm and Horace Koff
Phebe Ann Patton vs John M Fox.
•
Phebe Nun Patton vs Hiram FOX-
Wm Sinsebsugh vs WITI Kid
David Berber vs S St Hinman
Joratban Royce vs Austin FarnarwOrth.
David Boughton vs John Thompson
Lyman Chamberlin vs Wm P Junes.
Wm H Bell et al vs Edward Overton
Clarissa Grace vs Chimney Guthrie
G W Marsh vs J F Chamberlin
John Ingham vs Z ¢ H Esse!tine
C L Ward's use vs Nathan Coon's rem
Samuel Huff vs Charles Kitchen
Wyllis Christie vs Simon Smyrna et .1
Alben Van Gorder vs S S Clark et al
Hiram A Case vs John Tomlinson /Co.
Wm Kira use yr R L M'George
A B Smith vs Israel and Emma J Smith
E T Fox vs Iliavid Cash
Comtn'th of Pentia. vs Andrew Hand et al
D C Hayek et al vv H W Tracey
Samuel Means et al VII Win Patton et al
J Vanderworken's 119signew vs R Brower
Geo P Crofut vs John and Philip WK. et
W W Wheaton vs Lucius Humphrey •
Henry Sihle vs Curtis Smith
Geo W Goodell vs S A Tenant
Benj T Midduugh vs John Flood
Abel Goodell vs P P Sweet
Hugh Caveneugh vs James Reyley
Wood, Grata & Co use of vs W Coolbaugh 2d
John Allen vs Elliott Whitney
Chester Thomas vs 0 I' Ballard
Samuel Wall vs Jetties Stevan. et al
J F Satterlee et al vs Guy Tozer
David Sinsebsugh's adm rs vs W Einsebaugh.
Jacob Reel vs F H Arnold
Joseph Gaylord et al vs Sarnorl Clark et al
John Sadler vs The township of Leroy
Talon WESS.
Josiah Francisco vs amuel Huston.
H %V Tracey vs D¢ I I uyck
J B nark vs E B Luther
Eandusen & Jagger vs Clarrissa Rus.all
8 C Myer vs S W DeWitt
Hannah Smead rs Benj Clarkins et el
John Rowe vs W Gregory
W Alden v 3 R H Richard et al
C T Smity & Co vs John L Cranmer
Elijah Wolcott vs E R Munn, garnishee &c
E A Parsons vs The Rochester Insurance Co
J F Satterlee et al Guy Tozer.
Wm H Ellis va Timothy Hireen
Richard Brower vs H C Porter
Eben Dunning vs Geo Dunham
same vs H H Howe et al
Josepn Van Kirk vs same
E 8 Goodrich vs Jan Thompson
Laura MeKean vs Pelee Peck
H W Tracy vs Daniel Huyck
Wm E Gore vs C M Seger
A C Moore vs Ceo A Johnson et al
Ru'iff Campbell vs Wm Campbell -
Isaac D Cole vs Soloman Cole
Edward Herrick vs C F Wells jr et al
M anson Elabree et al vs George Rogers
David Barber vs J H Hendershot
Hiram U Johns & Co vs Wm Conley
The Bloomsburg ft R and Iron Co vs Isaac Lamer .
emus et al
Oliver Rice vs Richard Brower
C M Merriman vs Jehial Anderson et al
N N Betts' use vs Lycoming Ins. Co
H G Taylor vs David Farmsworth
Caleb Carmalt vs Thomas Morris
Hastings. Libbey & Ft:4l)y us R Brower
Frastus hot ett vs Joseph Seeley •
O P Ballard's use vs C T admr's
same same
Waltzer, Beardsley 4 eo vs D H Crane
Wm H Brant vs Robert Tyrrell et t .al
J H Ransom & co vs Bowman & 'Phinney
Lyman Cooke 4c co vs same
Faller 4 Dayton vs same
Al: Madill's ears. vs Nathaniel Morgan
David Barber-vs Jacks Worthing et al
James A Paine vs John Reed
H Williston jr vole:ere Driseoll et al
Ridgway. Peaeotk & co vs Wm Kiff ,
E W Baird vs J M Fox
E R Myers use vs C Fricke adm're.
Subptenas for the 2d week returnable on Monday.
Sept. 11. at 10 o'clock A. M.; and for the ad week
on, thefollowing Monday Sept., 13th, at 10 o'clock
A M.
All matters in the Quarter session■ and upon the
Argument Ltst. irtll be disposed of during the first
week. ALUM AeHEAN, Prot.
Engine and, Fixtures for sale.
('LICE second hand ENGINE and fixtures for a
‘J SAW MILL. capable of driving two* owe
saws, all in good order, and will be sold Cheap, on
a long credit, if desired. The Engine is now tan—
nins. and ban be seen by calling on H. 8. Davo
soy. at Ulster, or C. F. Wttl.L3. Jr. at Athens, Pa.
Ulster, July 19, 1951.
ILARDWARE
I. 4, , .".
AtDWARE AND - STOITS ,
Japa dita V'.
, ane andl'lllll , ..
Can foga .Tll„auntrir , , Zrartuns sit. Sladdlery
Ware, Carpenter's Mid SoiLor'a
lOKSMIWOOLS, FARMERS. , TOOLS AND Ai:RaiIMAL IMPLEVENTS
P UMPS,, of all kinds and tiro,
n rON, STEEL, i:EATtIER, BELTING, tte,
Would inform tharfriende,tbil those are ontY 2 part of the - general head under which may be dossed
c
their extensive assortmenand to which they are constantly receiving additional supplies, direct from the
i m p a rters and inimufactiaters, which enables them ti. olTer each ruducewents in their large eta* wed low
prices, that VriU challengecompetition front any quarter. We woubl ask the particular attsotiou of
atett.ts - duoli %kualzbilaza
to an examinatiOn=of ouritoilt, which having btu :elected v.itiOthe venue; cafe, we art confident will
satisfy even the West particular.
CO' Don't forget the place-906tb side of the public square.
Oki Iron, Coppot and Brae*, and all kinds.of Country Produce taken in eacAange for good'.
Towanda, May fl 1851. HALL &
DR. PORTER'S OFFICE &. DRUG STORE,
SOUTH END OF THE WARD HOUSE,
. Fronting the Public Square.
TIM subscriber , thankful for the liberal patronage received the past year, intvride to keep itinatantly on
hand a 101 l assortment of the very beet articles usually Lept in our line, which us wict dispose of on
such terms aa will be satisfactory to all who may patronize him. The purchaera are made entirely with cash
in hand, and for the Clan our customers will receive th-, benefit of a good article at a hiw price. All articles
not answering our reoommendation, wilL be cheerfully iukrn hack, and 'he money refunded.
B - Medical idvice gratuitously ven at the Of rice, charging snly for the killeinrs.
The stuck consist! of a complete and Meet assortment
MEDICINES,
DRUGS,
Pure Wine & Liquors, for Medicinal Esc, Londtin Porter & Scotch Ale.
.ILL 7HE MOST POP .§l,-111 l'elTE NT MEDICINES !
FRESH CANINENE & BURNING FLIA--NEW & BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS OF LAMPS !
American 'Pocket Cutlery, (Warrant_d Good,)
Superior TOBACCO & surtrrr !----Choice brands of Pure Savanna, Principe
and Yara CIGARS
Paints, 01Is, Varnishes,. Window Glaoat. lieuSikes, Perfamery. Slut% la; Soap,
Fancy Articles, Sic. ft,c.
FAMILY GROCERIES :
Black and Green Teae ; Rio and Java Coffee ; Mot: vote., Syrups, Sugars, spices, dre . &c
Salmon, Mackerel, Sardiues, N7o.
REMEMBIft THE :TORE-SOUTH END OF THE WARD BOUSE!
(‘ 71st hit Quality of Goo,ls—Full Assortment —Mod , srats Froths—Ready Atleofton to Crstomer
Adniteration of Goods--Candul Aciruc as to Patent Iternedies—wai Close 'land on to Bu.ane. "
Towanda. Nnromber 12, IASB. . U. C. PORTER, M. D.
Awarded t• this Machtne at the Fair of Cho A martens' Ilniattute. New Vork, Oat. l fie a
• Diploma at the Franklin institute, Philattelphlia. First Premium at the tat
rids, Otlea;Nitor York, and at the Columbia and RenSlir 1 fter County New 'Work Valve.
and a Diploma al the Weeteh County . Fair at White Plains.
/IN
HICKOK'S PATENT IX
To the prwenf arrangement of thIA hL bly e rpm, ea uad
nimble 11111, tie labor LIP di. Med 1 y +rr.ogtm n cui tin%
Cylkeder to break the apple*. nn.l. thou 'lei. , tl , on to Om
btwer Cyllodere to to retincr,l 1n r..rro , oe Itv tH kr
reasetoent the *ork .1.11 performed Le.ster and *ht. rutroll
ban labor.
The Perm ii arranged with I. much •crew than
Ihrenerly, and be bra very ingiliku , din Ice the of the Ing
dhiPtitistd wtth and the Toth mode to open t will to thc
liver the postmos, while at the tame time the 1 uter Is left
their and (ho work ran be done with much :.5 Inter then
by the old method. This ei 'loiters are cvver.l with hery
shawl %.Ipe., both on their isnikheric• tied en•ts: the wood
In then - is arranged so cos not to suoil . and tL. oh. to u,t
on the Mill and Presa made in the erry hest winner nod
arranged with especial slew to their thin:l4llft- nod ,irsise.
No Fanner who us. the still caruftillitoul .11,1 sling
to dlrartitma will be dies pole t etl , un the other
hand b will earl Mkt ens of ()minuet Talent le and efbcient
mashicam on him fit.rtm
The Iterbine La made to rob by Imre., atetm...e band
power, and Wheel the apples am erm od, a .moll boy of It
years of age can prom the pomace with ad oa-o.
In all toner flame It wee supposed that a large quantity
of Cider could only be made by u-beg a ponderous umelalua I
that slowly crushed the apple. without erlahng them fine. i
They were time made tote • to wave sheen. in 4:11M, and a I
most severe and long Prersitre was required; to *street a
=of the Cider, a conaidemble quantity tieing theorbed
straw and the men of pomace; and to obtain this {
neutallellietory molt the farmer but to take , ell his bauds,
andhis all-horse tee m end de iote a whole day that
coed ' re n more profitably employed. to make from
eta blanch of Oder. To obviate the difficulty the
bands
Taxmen hams heretothre labored wider. title Machine ha.
been invented, and the Statement of a few filets will prove
that it le not wily the beet Machine of the kind in embracer,
bet It is the mad profitable that a man MA hem on his '
throb The apples are by this idethhie grated op into a fine
pulp, go that It requires bet agemparetively light preeaure.
and that but • minute or two, to extract all the eider, It
Wag asnittainad by prartkal experiment that Nu Fourth
mere Airs tan be obtained than by the aid pcperse Etc
Odin this, it only requires two bands to grind up @miens ke
Into Cider a law quantity of apples than an be powdbly
dons en the oid-hiettioned machines. On this peas, owing
to the eatnpretneie of the pomace in the tub, and the econ
ghee menner fit whistb It is a pressure of from 3 So
b tone—that can easily be will
thewprxl a more
enceabbiateolt than fifty tau pterar• on oriburry
rowel ameming ts get at Omagreen la lb* year Mil. la
Vertld by HALL 4 RUSSELL. Towand
PLASTER, SALT, &C.
Two HUNDRO 1431.13 Cayuga Ground rims.
ter, 100 H is Salt. 100 abb. White Stone
Lime, 20 bushalifOrwell 4* West Branch Cleves
Seed, SO buabala I rinsithy Stet 500 lbs. Allegany
County Chews. just 'waived and for sale by
BAILEY & NEVEM'.
Towanda, AFnt 27, 1.34.
HALL
St 'I
-RUSSELL,'
Wholesale and Retail Beware in
I=l
-AND ITS MOTTO,--
MWlrr. 7 W wl l2l • .
IRON STORE.
AND CROCERIES,
PROVED CIDER MILL
titer Preto. even if the apple. were ground u Reeky u or
lie iniprored Mill: and if the apples% wore marely,tnalbol s
a• on the \ Ut tier-hies, It would recialre,e pressure of ono
Iniodred tow to produce the mink reconiplistpd by thli
Patent Mill. The following luny be tichluced as Du chided
stirenteiree of this MilL
!lest—lt 1 , 11 l make runt" Cider than an! other Neu. wile
t given qnsntity mole., Ina given time, and with much
less Intesr and e•tt+'t:se.
Second -It a.!l uttske cleaner and tweeter CLlar o:unsay
other Mill.
T131,1--Yntl rzol Tr.skte the rider an you wia.t . 7 balk
you .ant It—ea.•l to 4uantlt.6s from ono gallon to 0 or 10
hu-rele,
• .
Fourth—WWl It ma ran Arent your rwniats, amnia%
BeITLIN, Chown. 6uit•r. Lant, and
fifth- ‘IS 4 IT ',AI ran nee oneeirotarth Taw
time In malting Appleebutter.
Sixth— ntth 1 , , you cm st all dines have Praia/
and Sweet Cider.
nigh ail the ad cant:wee reanlting Crean the pone...mien axell
ear of such a Inscl,fuc—at a price ad low that It is vrithba
the each of all - qati it be Coat any intdAVl 4 Formes
etiuM do viiihout it?
Do you wish to boor In your homo at all times Cider that
to sweet and frvah, the only time It is really healthy and Et
for use—and do )ou wish to POI', • greet portion of the
hard labor attending the making of
A prole-butter f lf eo. buy Ode within', and our lied -
for U. you will not be disappointed.
This Mill Is warranted superior to any otbUL
Mill lo existents, etui the Proprietor is reedy at • time.
oorfair nodes being Oleo.) to test it with any %Malta
iiili that to not as infringement on it.
Farmers, examine this newly IIdPROVPD
MILL, before you buy any ether.'
One great advantage of this mutant, ore all others, h.
that tt will not choke' up, and hard or soft spats,
no be ground. and yet the Cylinders will always =Waft
clear and in grinding order,
All orders will be filled In the order in Whisk they we
twodtild , and all T 4.71.01211 wanting thew would do well to
rend their orders early, and Rate at what time Otei wait
the Mill sent. •
Thts MU. attends' by 2 Men. Ira when properly Parisi
rtronrcihtg to directions, wake • to 12 barrel. of elder • day—
and will grind alone by bonmeptemer from 100 to 300 bushels
of apples • day.
SFr The Pries of the Ma Is $lO, free of freight.
FLULIUSBOII.I:4 Pa, Slay, 1153. W. 0. 111010 X.
W Maoist tearr of tar tutors Muir. of reasqivard•
•, and by C. M. -WIDRIG, Eimirl. N. Y
DISSOLUTION.
as-partnership heretofore existing banreeit
tee snbseribers, under the firm of Alexander dt
Solomon. vas &evolved by mutual consent on the
77th day ut May. M. E. Solomon eatiriei. Ihe
business will hereafter be carried on under the nemll
of 3. k S. Alexander.
Towanda, May 27, ;RI