FLTIUM ACAI.V —The following is a pretty
1 ke off to the " sensation stories" the
VrrhV rtcr of which is frequently inserted in
" .Mini* as an advertisement. The man
'V! unted it can take our hat :
w Tm , pißsr Kisf.—' "Am I really dear, Sophia?"
, .vhi-iwred and pressed my bungling lips to
, rov iuouth. She did not say yes; she
not say no ; but she returned my kiss, and
'won't frotu under my feet; my soul was
' | in'er in niv body, I touched the stars ; 1
1 V the happiness of the seraphim! The
Y ve is all of this deeply exciting story that
. ~a ; i phlish. The remainder will in the
Y W Vork Blower of April Ist, which has
FLJR million more subscribers than there are
. rl hitant3 in the world ! Korn Kob writes for
p Knutts writes for it—Tad Pole writes
, an j it is sold everywhere in the world
am i out of it.
p IIK TKRRIBLE TORNADO IN- ILLINOIS. — Chi-
Juue 2.— Later accounts received of tlie
jj| e tornado which passed over village of
; -on. on Sunday night state that four per-
Y have since died from the effects of the
they received. The names of the kil
i are as follows :
I .hn Hand, and two children.
\| r - M Williams, and four children.
I\Y K Thompson, wile and child.
}lr- Hrazleton, and two children.
lli.-ain Johnson and child.
\; j four others whose names are not known.
The track of the tornado was a quarter of
6 nvlein width, and it lasted fifteen minutes,
f: funeral of the killed was attended by a
v large number of persons, and ceremonies
fe re of an imposing character.
Grv HOUSTON'S EXPEDITION TO MEXICO. —
ffeuiulerst md that Gen. Houston,immediately
iter the adjournment of Congress, conteiu-
Pitts an expedition into Mexico with a eom
v( f four or five thousand men, who nre
xious to follow tiie beio of the Alamo to
i.'* conquests. Walker and Ilenniugseii do
t-tt inspire the adventurous youth of the South
:th i-niifitieiiee, and it has been signifed to
ihieral Houston that if he would lead them,
■ . : e were tlioiivinds ready to follow him to
• of M xico The understanding is
• it• v arc to Tex isize another slice of
\[ \ 1 ) and l>ri'.i_r it into the 1 icon, and with
HM-ton into the Senate.— ldre.ning Pest.
X/IED,
V R.'•••"• .Tin T' -,1. I ORIS \. daughter of JOHN
Al.ra LL-.wniat ag- I J }'■ A.-, • mouths and IN
FTF&SM 11| •. S.OI■ (I U t>-I !Y ir, • -t the I hri-s
--jiff T 1 iiarch f MNIIR-.F ami T<-W.tn<l;t will be
I'.T I 1 27th in-*- L'< v. A. I>. HA ".HI'IMI. ot (hi
_ \. Y. v. " 1--I-1 t! r\ l- f the A-ion.
Baptism ami th. I. rd- --upper will he ad
j Allan imittal to att' :'l ai 0 J'.lßTl'l|>ate.
RY*— IXI'KL'LNDKN' K KALI..— Tin • ming NN
FJKF iiiver-ars tit our Nati-MAL Birthday will he oele
it the H .-I''lF Or- 1 A R ckcy. in ROM- Village,
FRIDAY KV KNIN;. the 2d of JL'LY next. Good
n i l tie in atte;, lance. ainl G""D RNDIIIS ami G-!<•!
■ '.'"Viih'-i :• -r the ■ a-i >n. I patronage and at-
I ie 8, I*sß. OKSOX RICKEY, Proprietor.
Nino
■lßsß] Summer Goods. [IBSB
■ JOSEPH POWELL
Hi ving. . ._• I •. I! :-T kof SUMMER I
M|N AIU |, I,(1 ia C\-TIMT AND variety by anything |
H V 'L in X >RT.I PCIIN-yi V 11 .1 I" NOW PRE.
I AT BARGAIN'S IX BLACK A COLORED SILKS!
''ALX.- IN" DIP. AX DIES, IVU.tcd .LlC<uicts A I.aw 11
lIAIi'I AIXS IX CH V1.1.1S !
It Vlti IAIN'S IX ItRI 1.T.1 ANTS ! :
I ■ 'AIXS IX FRENCH .A ENGLISH CALICOES ! j
. H I I PATTERN'S ROUE A OUILLE,
I HII J.ivoiu its, Lawn- and ( hallis.
I ■ ::\T It VII'; A INS IN EMBROIDERIES!
U: \IX- !N EMBROIDERED CT'RTAINS 1
II MB RUNS IX GINGHAMS !
IIP. IAIXIAIX- IX PRINTS ALL PRICKS :
- 1-HI.MNANTs PRINTS, worth one shilling.
I, ■•"•UN* IX CLOVES AND HOSIERY !
BARGAINS IN WHITE GOODS F
BARGAINS IN LINENS 1|
' H V ' IN' ( LOTUS AND CASSIMKRES-I
■ a i■ I'.fi>ri''s :
■ :*L\!X< IN (• VRI'ETS WD MATTINGS F
'H BARGAIN'S IN BOOTS AND SHOES !
B
N<l * .fTcred IN a th'uisand other ar- |
t• nuTitioii. wliich will I.® cxlrihitpd I
. Ladies 3>rcss Goods.
I '■ i; a?*, LIT ion is invited tn a large asfUirt- <
I ha--- (IOIMIS. NOW lwing received hy i
■ LI.I ■'Kiijn i-iiig everything that is now
If in Beragr-, < Musett-, Or- i
P .at. 1 Jaennetts. Lawns. English ami i
H ■ lit-. Ducal fluids. Lu-tro-, T'halS's j
IS P. AE., which will LIE SOLD at prices
LG !' V,-T 1 TE "fibred in Towanda.
■ ALL whom it may Concern.
' '' > thai "II the 2Ath IUV "F May la-t
-V Erie Railroad Company, sold I
I* B [ " I Rrat eh Canal troni tiie line J
I | , V V V .rk to it- ten.'iimis at N'oithumhei- I
I I "I • WELLES, jr.. AMI a-soriatos. under the
, I NORTH BR VNI ii ( ANAL
L| V I-'H " T'D -ale wa- duly ratified and aj- [
I * I-V '-ilenry WH.I.IAM F. PACKER, Gover- '
] I ' ; WLL LI AM 1 . MT K>B
•f the Sunhury A Erie Railroad Coin- j
■ ' I tifii'ate. in aeeordaiiee with the above
L 'ir ■ P. Welles, Jr., T itake
■ ' - A; CANAL and property thereto helong
-HTS privilogrs ronferred hy " an
WE ■ -A.R state Canals," approved Ajiril 21,
'I 1 ' ' W !" reof, T TMRE placed my hand and the
IW' ■ ."iv. this 2tith iktv of May. IFI.'IS.
IVS ■ W.M.' G. MOORHEAD,
President.
- ■ fIOUR! FLOUR!
,—■ ■ . ?",* " R '• ■v. receiving Extra and Double
. ! PERIOR BRANDS, which he will
|U I irket PI lei-, T>y the load or SIN
KS ■ R V'L vered at any jdaee in the Borough
Z I TIII 2!>7Y DAYS GRACE.
JNG I Y' ! ' H "il accounts of the undersign*
r --ramftng, wIH be placed
1 N. N. Uetto, Esq. for collection, and
ivVD FL: " r the charge of A I .awycr. unless some I
ION ■ . | H'LJTNENT is ntade within the above men
R npt paying and Cash customers, and
Mr. B X' R ' V 'WE would say, our stock of OOOI>S
N|(J : "" 1 AR F weekly receiving FRESH SUP
ARC determined to sell at prices that
1 • J "(HE satisfaction. We sell Goods at whole
■ MON I AN Vl*.
I DRESS GOODS.— Just receiv
' VT week, a large assortment of Ladies'
I , Fringes, Lawns, Robes, Challis,
'. — ■ ' Ac., Co., which we offer very low for
001' I HUMPHREY A WICKHAM.
ing I DOOD6, BREEDCKTIW, ( A-.-I
--■ ■ 'T ■ CAPS. Hosirrv. A - Ac. AT
HI ML'IIRCV A ivji. KIIAM
fllisccllancons.
Point
Agricnllural & Junction Iron Works.
AT
Athens, Bradford County, Fa.
WELLES, BLOOD & CO.
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KIRBY'S MOWER AMI REAPER.
U/"E are manofaeturmg the above mentioned excellent
machine fo* Eastern Pennsylvania and the neigh
boring Counties in New York, and invite the particular
j attention of fanners to the following feature- of Kirov's
1 Mower and reaper, which we believ to lie superior to all
others in use, in the following particulars :—lt is thh
lightest iu use ; strong and durable : simple in construc
tion ; easily worked; adapted for horse- or oxen; re
quirt much le— draught than other machines ; has no
-ide draught though it cuts a \>u!e -wath : will work on
r nigh ground where no other machine can follow it : very
difficult to lie clogged fn any kind of gra.--, be it wet or
dry ; not liable to get out or repait ; is composed princi
pally of ir on ; is a perfect combined machine, working
equally well whether mowing or reaping ; ami is the cheap
est in price. —Mower being only if 100. and the combined
Machine #l2o,—making it altogether the mn-t desirable
Mower and Reaper in market.
*#-Farmers wanting RELI ABLEM"w< rsand Reaper-,
should by all menus see our machine before making up
their minds to buy any other. Additional and interesting
information conn-ruing the Kirfiy machine i- contained
ill our Illustrated Catalogue, which al-o describes our
other machines and implements : among which are
EMERY'S PATENT CHANGEABLE RAIL IiOAD
HORSE POWERS ;
TIOGA POINT IMPROVED TLRESHERS A CLKVX
KRS.THRESHER* A SEPARATORS. PORTABLE
SAW-MILLS. PLOWs. 1 ULTI V'ATORS AND
HORSE liOEs, CIDER MILLS. DRILLS.
OUR PORTABLE DOG POWER
i- a valual le machine, atiil inneh superior to the common
inclined wheel, and is adapted for dairies of from 5 to 2d
cows.
Send f"r copies of our Catalogue and Price List for
yourself and neighbors.
WELLES, BLOOD & CO-
Athens , I'a.. June 10.1858.
THE MOWING MACHINE
That Everybody Lilies!
1 i, LEX'S PATENT IMPROVED MOWE \ AND
A MOWER AN!) REAPER COMBINED. Strong and
-impic iu construction, liot liable to get out of order,
compact, light, ea-y of draft, so 1 ~-y a- to tie comforable
ail day w■ rk for a light tcam ; -a:c t > tie-driver,and may
be work' 1 at a si wv gait by b'.r.-es ami 1 xen.
No cl .c_.ag ot knives ; wot k vvell on side hills, and iti
any kind of gra--. heavy or light, coarse or fine, lodged
01 standing, ripe or unripe, wet or drv. long or short, or
.-anded.
Not confined to 1 icalities where other machines work,
but will do good where others operate indifferently, or
none at all.
It i-believed that no per-ott can te found having one,
tli t would ex< liaugc it lor the test of other kinds, and
nitt dollars.
eir Every machine warranted to give entire satisfac
tion. For sale by P. P PECKIIAM.
Co! :nibia X Roads, Bradford County, i'a.
May 1\ KV-.
dissolution.
r Co-partner-h ;> heretofore xi-ting between th<
1 undersigned, under the name and style of Lapnrte,
Mason A Co., is this day dissolved by mutual consent.—
JOHN LAI'OKTK and GOKUKN F Mason having purchased
the iritere.-t of D. .S. RLSSEI.I, will continue the iiusineis
of iaiikiijg at the same place, under the same stvle.
JOHN L A PORTE,"
G. F. M ASON,
Towanda, Apr. 24,1858. B. s. RUSSELL.
M O N T ANY E8
Are now receiving their Spring and Summer Stock of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY,
*3&onts K ?jjnt /intiingD k Itntjjrr,
HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, AC.
Which will be sold at Great! tj Bed need Prices.
Cor. Public Square and Main -C
J. n. MON'TVNYK, t TOWANDA. jJ. l. MONT ANTE, JK
K. 1). MONTANVK, ' April l'f.ls.'iS. |P. P. MONTANYK.
WAIi I) 110 US E,
TOWANDA, PA,
CWKAZbY it HOLMKS rosportfully in
lO form the public, tiurt having leased th> Ward House
for -I term of years, ami thoroughly ri paired and newly
furnished the same, they invite the patronage nf travel- \
lers and others, with every confidence that their fitciU- !
tie- are such as to enable thiWi to render satisfaction.— j
Thev assure the public that no effort shall b- spared to j
maiiitaiii f<>r the Ward House th.e high reput;?tfon it has :
so long enjoyed ; to effect which the personal wants of '
their guests will be carefully attended to, while every j
facility the market affords will he appropriated to make j
the Table all that could be desired.
We shall pay particular attention to the acconfHfodn
f ion of Jurors and witnesses attending Court; who will ■
be boarded at the low price of 821 cents per day.
e. - Tlx Bar 1- well -to, ked with an excellent assort- '
inent of LIQUORS. We also offer to the public a large
assortment ot Liquors, hy the quart, gallon or barrel, of
a quality not to be excelled, and at prices as low if not
lower than car? be obtained in the cities.
Reading, Eimira and Binghamtou Ale, by the quart,
gallon or Imriel.
Towanda, April 11, 1858.
IITOOL— Cash pen) for Wool, at No. 2,
r s fhti >n'a Bl k.
June 3,1858. W'M. A. ROCKWELI
WOOL ! WOOL! WOOL !
1/\ /WVA LBS. WANTED, for which , a-h will be,
J ' ) A " HF paid at the < iothing Store of
JnmS, 1858. * I. SOLOMON. _
1!) HI NTS.—A new arrival of tliose cheap J
Prints, at No. 2, Patton's Block.
June !>>. virf. A# JfDuCKWfcLL* ;
iif fjDDIiSI
IV ST received by the subscriber, the very
best selection of new
Spring &. Summer Dry Goods
to te found 111 this market. AS>, the u-uat general as
sortmeut of GROCEKIES, HARDWARE. * R*i( Kf.itt \
BOOTS A SHOES, NAILS, FISH, GLASS, SASH, and j
a great variety of Summer HATS A CAPS. Also, a j
lengthy cat;* loge of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
all of which will he sold at amazing low figures for CASH. I
June 2, 1858. J- KINGSBKRS .
tfotifte to the PuDlitf.
CHANGED HANDS!
rpIIE subscriber wishes to inform the public
I that lie has leased the Hotel in East Smithfield, for
merly occupied by J. A.KINOSLEY. where he will he found
ready at all times to w ait upon all who may lavor him j
with a call.
HIS TABLE will at all times be supplied with all the
delicacies of the season, together with the more subst in- |
tial fare ; and no pains will be spared to make this house
a comfortshffc home for travellers and boarders.
He would also state that his STABLE ACCOMMODA
TID-NS are so arranged, that the beast aw ell as the man
shall te amply provided for--and the traveller, while en
joying the comfoitß of the hon-e, can rest assured that
his horse is enjoying the same blessing in his well-fur
nished ham.
By strict attention to business and the eomfqrt of hi
patrons, the subscriber hopes to merit and receive a fair
portion of public patronage.
East Smithfield, May 1,1868, M. R. 110SS.
| > 1111 > CAGES of ull description, Hemp and
Canary seeds, Birds nests, Cuttle Bone and other
Bird Axon's at No. 2 Fattens Block.
April 21, 1858. WM- A. ROCKWELL.
A LARGE assortment of Ladies Fancy
A Baskets, Childreus Willow aud Empire Cabs,
Ac., at No. 2 Pattons Block.
April ZJ, fSSB. WM. A. ROCKWELL.
VX extensive variety of Crockery, Glass,
Yellow Ware, FL-iid. lamp nicking Ac., at No. 2
Fattens P' *c'k
Xilcrrljtinbiic, &~c.
WANTm
11 1( 1 Eushcles of Oats for which wt will
j U'v'Ut J pay cash on delivery.
Towanda, April 2, 1858. BAILEY A NEVINS.
FOR SALE.
A HORSE, HARNESS AND CARRIAGE. Inquire
-A. at the Presbyterian Parsonage, in this Borough, ot
Towanda. April 2s. li58. J. FOSTER.
Humphrey & Wickham
VRE now receiving a general assortment of goods
suitable for the season, consisting of
i DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, HARDWARE. BOOTS A
SHOES, SOLE AUI . ER LEATHER. FRENCH
& AMERICAN CALFSKINS, MOROC
CO LININGS A- FINDINGS, Ac.
0 which they invite the attention of their patrons ami
friends and the public generally—trusting that they will
he able to please both as to price and quality those who
favor them with a call.
Towanda, May 10, 1858.
( M' I/n VATOR TKKTII, fur sale by
\J_ May 4,1858. H. S. MKRCI'R.
| VJ 1 A U more of tliose 6d Prints ;
1 =." f\J also, 12 doz. more of those Cd Linen Hand
kerchiefs, just received at
May i. i -S -. MERCUR'S.
UOOPS. —Just received by express, anoth
. er l"t of those double extension Steel Hoop Skirts
at May t, H*. MERCUR'S.
/ Mil-] A P Embroidered Curtain Muslins, now
, opening at May 4,1858. MERCUR'S.
HATS. —A large assortment of Men's and
B 'v's Wool, Fur, Leirhorn. Palm Leaf, Colored and
White Straw Hats at May f, ls5S. MERCUR'S
t; 11 <> c■ i: it L ESi
J PICKERING,
Wo. 12, Lake St. Eimira. N. Y.,
WHOLESALE DEALER IX
(irocorics and Provisions !
Black and Green Teas.
Green, lloas/ccl and ground Coffees.
Sugars, Si/rups and Molasses.
Clou r, j'ork, Salt,
J'is//, hard, Butter, Cheese,
Bruits, iVitfs, Cigars, J-r.
f fI.OSE BUYERS in search of Good Goods at the VE-
V Its LOWES I CASH PRICES, will find it to their
. advantage to examine my fre-h and desirable stock lie*
i lore purclia-iug el-ewhere. as I -h ill endeavor to sell goods
■ as low as they c n l- bought of New York Jobbers, which
v. .11 make from five to ten per cent in favor of the pur
| chaser. J. P.. No. 12, Lake street.
P. S—Good- well bought are half sold.
! May 4.1858.
WI, A. ROCKWELL.
Having just returned from the City, is now receiving a
splendid assortment of
Spring and Summer Goods,
To which be invites particular attention. Be'tvg fully
determined not to be outdone either in
CHEAPNESS OR EXCELLENCE
of articles olti-ied for-ale. and having had sufficient ex
perk-mo; in bis btisint-- to warrant hi in iu saying that he
i can oiler very gieat inducements to customers. .
TO THE LADIES
He offer-the very smallest Bonnets and the very largest
Hoop Skirt- : al-o. ttm-e of a medium size. A inost ele
gant lot o! Plaid, Black and Broi aded dress Silks.
Lawns, Bareges, Challiis. DeL.iiues. Brilliants and
\V bite Goods a- n.-nal of the best kinds, and the cheapest
and best lot of PRINTS ever offered in this town J—lf
you don't believe it, come and see. Our stock of
GROch R I K S
has as usual been selected with great care, and cannot
tail to give satisfaction li itli as t'.' prices and qualities.
If you want the worth of your money, go to No. 2, Pat
ton's Block. Many thanks "for pa.-t favors, we hope to
merit our share of patronage.
Towanda. April 27, l*os. WM. A. ROCKWELL.
t'LOUR ! FLOUR!—A first rate article
J- of Western Flour, may be bad at SOLOMON'S iu Mel
on's Block, lower than can be purchased in this vicini-'
ty.
April 2i'>. ls.o. M. E. SOLOMON.
DLANKS ! BLANKS ! —Justices and Con
1> stable's BLANKS ; also. DEEDS and CONTRACTS.
fii"We have printed ami can supply SCHOOL DIREC
TORS with sets of all the blanks necessary for three or
four years, consisting ot orders, contracts, bonds, and
warrants. Price ?1 a set.
Sir We have neatly printed and substantially bound,
TOWN ORDERS, in books sufficient to la-t from live to
ten years. Price ?2.
BLANKS of all kinds, printed to order, in first-rate
style, and at reasonable prices,at the REPORTER office.
WA R OF ISI2 !—The
Volunteers and drafted men of the
War of lsl2, who were called into
S"i vice by the -tats- of New Vork, may hear something to
their advantage, by calling on the subscriber fir tiie Bo
rough of Towanda.
May Id. I -.ld, J.J). GOODENOUGH.
CHAWLS.—A new arrival of Stella, Thi
t" liet, Silk, Printed and M. DcLainte Shawls, at 1, Pat
toa'B Block. June 2. ls.is. WM. A. ROCKWELL.
COAL OIL LI4HT ! 1
Ct'AI.L and see some beautiful patterns of f,amps for
burning KEROSENE AND I!KE< KEXRIDGE OIL
distilled from Coal and not explosive; cheaper than
any light yet discovei d. Both Oil and Lamps, with
Wicks and Shades, furn shed very cheap at
JrR. ii. . PORTER'S DRUG STORE.
April tl, 1858,
New Spring ami Summer
GOODS.
HS, MERCUR just reee'ved a gx>d assortment
• of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods ;
Groceries, Hardware, Harness and Carriage
'JVi/twn.ngs, Crockery and Gtass 1 Vare,
Boats if Shoes, Hats J* Caps, Paints,
Oils, II (loden II are, J-r , Sr.
Many of which articles will be sold for cash at lower
prh es than were ever before effete ! in Bradford County.
Towanda, April 2'C ls.ls.
SOWEE VERY CHEAP GOODS.
r.VDIES Linen Cambric. Handkerchiefs at d 4 cents
J each. White Cotton Hose at b j cents per j>air.
Handsome Lawns at d .(cent-per yard, and the best b (
cetit Calicoes iu tl>e Stale, will be fouudat Hie Store of
Towanda, April'2f, 1858. 11. S. MEIKT'IT.
IT. FOX
TS NOW RECEIVING a forge stock of
A FAMILY GB(>CKRIES, which are offered for sale at
as low prices as the *ll m* quality of Goods ran be bought
yswbere t'uis side ft tiie City I>T New A'ork.
PEAS, for sale it
March 25, ISgtt. FO\".
nOMMONY, SAMP, Wheat-Grits, Out
. meal. Tapioca, Rice Flour, Maceartinl, Venuicilla,
Corn Starch and Farina, for tale at
March 25.1858. . FOX ?.
TpRENCH, ENGLISH and AMERICAN
A MUSTARD, ground and whole, at
March 25, 18.".8. FOX'S.
YK7" ORG ESTERS HI RE BAUCE, Pepper
T t Sauce, Tomato Catchup, Pickles, Sardines, <Xc.
March V>, 1858. FOX'S.
WHITE CRANBERRY BEANS for
* v seed : the test Field Bean in the country. at
March 25, 1858. FOX'S.
\f APLE SUGAR—Anv quantity for sale.
I'A March 25. 1858. " FOX'S, j
DRIED BLACKBERRIES, Raspber
ries and Apples, at
March 25, 1858. FOX'S.
CARPETING. —Fine Ingrain, Venitian,
Hemp and Rush Carpeting, Mats, Pugs Ac., at No.
2, Patton* Block,
April 21, 1858 WM. A■ ROCKWELL.
THE cheapest and funeral variety of Boots
anil Shoes ever offered iu Towanda, at No. 2 Pat
tons Block-.'
April 21,1858. WM. A. ROC KWELL.
THE IISUH] a:.-ortuieut of Hardware. Nails
and Cntlcrv at WM A. ROCKwr.LL'S.
Ljnal.
SHERIFF'S SALE. — By virtue of a writ
of 11. fa., issued out ot the court of Common Pleas of
j Bradford county, and to me directed and delivered, will
be exposed to public sale at the Court House, in Towan
da Borough, ou THURSDAY, the Ist day of JULY. 1858,
at 1, P. &f..the following lot. piece or parcel of land situ
ate in Ridgbury twp.. Bradford county,bounded north by
lend of Jacob Mitchell and X. Squires, east by the Ber
wick turnpike, south bv land of E. Stevens and west by
land ol E. Stevens. Containing one-fourth of an acre,
more or less, all improved, with a framed dwelling house
thereon.
ALSO—AII that certain lot. piece o* parcel of land
situate in Ridgbury twp., Bradford county, bounded 011
the north, east ami south by land of E. Stevens, and we-t
by the Berwick turnpike. Containing 2 acres, more or
less, all improved.
ALSO—The defendant's interest, snppo-"d to he the
undivided one-half of tlie following lot. piece or parcel
of land situate in Ridgbury twp., Bradford county, bound
ed north and east by land of James Stevens, south bv laud
of E. Stevens aud west by land of E. Stevens. Ccnta n
ing 1| acres, more 01 less, all improved, with a saw-mill
i and the water privilege thereunto belonging.
Seized and taken iu execution at the suit of C F. Wil
son vs. Nathaniel Squire*.
_ May 31,1* .*. THUS. M. WOODRUFF, Sh'ff.
A DMINISTR ATOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice
-a V. is hereby given, that all persons indebted to the es
tate of Cassiu- Gillette, dee'd, late of California, are re
que-ted to make payment without delay ; and all persons
having claims against -aid estate, must present them duly
authenticated for settlement, to the subset jner*.
RALPH GILLETTE,
May 4. I*sß. Administrator.
A DMINISTIt ATOIi s N (>TlCE,—Notice
2\. is hereby triven. that all persons indebted to the es
tate of CHARITY MEAD, dee'd., late of Michigan,
are hereby requested to make payment without de
lay; and ail persons having claim* against said estate will
please present them duly authenticated for settlement.
T. T- BROWN,
May 4. 18,58. Administrator.
\ UDITOR'S NOTICE. — Orrtile Cham
-1 V btrlin rs. Aaron Perkins, lu the Common Pleas
of Bradford county, No. 591, Sept. T. I*s*.
The under.-igued, Auditor, appointed by said Court to
distribute fund* raised by Sheriff's sale of the real estate
of defendant, will atteud to the duties of his appointment
at li is office, iu Towanda borough, on Saturday, the 2'Jth
il iy of June, 18-s*. at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, at which
time and place all persons interested are required to pr*
sent their claims or else he forever debarred from said
fund. G. I). MONT AN YE,
June 1. 18.58. Auditor.
A DMINISTR ATOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice
A V. is hereby given, that all persons indebted to the es
tate of Joscpli 11. Ch tffee, dee'd. late of Warren township,
are requested to make payment without delay : and ail
persons having claims against said estate will please pre
sent them dulv authenticated for settlement.
NANCY M. CHAFFEE,
HENRY C. ALLY X,
I June 1,1858. Administrators.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE. —By virtue
of an order of the Orphans' Court of Bradford Co.,
| will be exposed to public sale on the premises, on SAT
j I'UDAY, the 26th -far of JUNE, atone o'clock, P. M.,
! the following described real estate situate in Troy twp.,
! Bradford county, bounded and described as follows, to
wit : Beginning at a post and -tones the south east cor
ner of a lot owned by Sidney Vanhorn, thence by the said
! lot north 157 perches to a post and stones, corner, thence
; by Andrew Ayres" lot ea-t 4.5 9 10 perches to a po-t and
sti.nes.a c >rncr of a iot heretofore granted to Hiram Kit
tle, thence by the said Kittle's lot south 71 8-10 perches
;to a po-t and stones, thence north 80 3 eat *7 *-10 per
i cites to a post ami stcues in the line ot Enos Luther's land.
lieing the warrant suivev line, thence along said line west
60 (Mo perches to the place of beginning. Containing
48 acre- and 105 perches, more or les-, except -even
acres conveyed by JohnC. Ball in his lifetime to
; Vantr••rtt, and situated on the south side of said lot.
Terms made kuowu on dav of sale.
C. 11. CAMPBELL,
JOHN SALISBURY,
May 25,1858. Administrator#.
Spring and Summer Millinery,
FOU 1858,
BY A. T. MARSH & CO.
jN*o. 5, Union Sleek,
EL M 111 A, N. Y,
HAVING made extensive arrangements and improve
ments in our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, we now
! cordially invite alt to favor us with a call before purchas
' ing SPRING or SUMMER MILLINERY, feeling conrt
-1 dent we can make it to the advantage of all.
OUR WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
Will be full and complete, with everything in the line of
Millinery : such as Straw Bonnets, Bloomers. Flats ami
Gypsiette* of all kind-aid styles for Ladies' or Misses'
wear, by the dozen or ea-v
I Ruches and Flowers by the bo*. Ribbon# by the piece
| or cartoon. Blond-, edging, footings and Straw Braid#by
! the dozen or piece. Bonnet Frames, Crowns and Blocks
by the dozen Itccds and covered bones by the gross.—
Band boxes bv the nest or gf, •-#. Foultons, Crapes,
! f.isses, Crown leuirrgs and ("ape Netf* l> tbe piece, and
hi fact everything required in the -Millinery line iu the
1 greatest abundance and at the very lowest Ctry Wjioi.e
--: SAI.E P..jcks.
(?Vn RETAIL DEPARTMENT
WiJl embrace a full and complete assortment of eTI of
I the above mentioned articles at price* to suit the time*.
| All bonnets bought at the store will be trimmed free of
1 charge in the !ate-t style an,? be-f manner. Goods bought
by parties (Voir* out of toVn, will be packed and deliver
ed to the stages or cars free of expense.
A. T. MARSH & CO.,
No. .5. Union Block. Klinira. X. Y'.
People of Bradford Comity
I N pnrticul&r, and readers of the Reporter
JL in general.
MARSH & CO., OF KLMIRA, N. Y'. send greetings
to you and yours, and desire to inhume one and nil that
they can and will make it greutTy to Ton'r advantage to
purchase cverv tiling von want in the shape of DRY'
GOODS, FANCY GOODS and MILLINERY, either
wholeswle or retail of them at No 5. Union Block, in the
aforesaid village of Eimnra. N. Y.
fiieir facilities are cevtakily unsurpassed : as one mem
ber of the firm is i.n the spot all the while, consulting
the tastes and want-of their numerous customers, whilst
auotlwr < f the firm is daily iu the auction rooms and im
porting house* in >'•* Y'm k City, securing the newest
aud most de-irable goodie ttl the very lo\4e.*t rates, (as
they buy exclusively for cash) and as they sell for ca-li
only tin y have no losses to make up, and consequently
can and do sell so cheap as to defy competition. Time
and space preclude the possibility of mentioning* half or
quarter of the many inducement- which are offered to all
to trade at their popular estnblislsuwnt. and the Nkw
A o\ KunsKWK>?TS w ill from week to week gie hut a limit
ed idea of tire many advantages to '>c derived bv calling
oil A. T. MARSH <* CO..
No. 5, Union Work. K1 infra, N. V.
P. S. For further particulars,see New Adverti-ententa,
a*k those who have called, and go see for yourselves.
r-Jow Just Scar what IVXarsh has been
?.nd gone and done-
I ST—Went fo N- w Y'ork on YfonsTay night.
I 2d—Bought lots of New Goods of the Very lafc-t anil
most de-irable styles, a few of which will be mentioned
in our new advertisements, hut most of which must be
seen in order to lie appreciated.
3d—We intend our stn k shall be more extensive than
< ver, and htsf. ttro igli not least, wc -ball
SELL FOR C ASH (TNLY ?
anl as cheap as we can afford to and pay our clerks
enough to keep them honest. We would just sav that
our facilities continue to be such that we will be enabled
to offer extra iadueeiaeuts to aIV to buy Drv Goods of
M Alt-11 fe Co.,
: . No. 5, i'uioii Mock, Eim'rra.
Shirred Bonnets,
IN ALL COLOIiK, at extra low prices, umde by First
Class Milliners, the proceeds devoted to the poor at
BONNET RIBBONS in splendid variety,
and entirely new styles at all prices, from Is to lis
per yard, just opened at MARSH .V CO'S.
rpHE PRINCESS ROYAL Looped Ex-
A tension Bridal Skirt, made by Machinery without a
single stitch, with a new style of spring adjusting hustle,
can be taken apart and put together again in one minute,
and adapted to any member of the family. It is a strong
competitor and rival of Douglas & Sherwood's patent,
and by many considered even better. B th styles can
be bought only at MARSH A - CD'S.
rPIIE RUSH for Bonnets and Millinery at
A Marsli &, Co's is unparalleled. Those in the trade
living within a hundred mile- of Elniira. are availing
them-elves ol the superior facilities for replenishing their
stock-, at No. 5, and our own Ladies are supplying thein
selves with first class Millinery from Union Block. Don't
be backward about " going forward,'' ladies, for there are
still Bonnets by the thousand, and Ribbons and Flowers
in proportion, on hand and constantly arriving.
*TIHE PRETTIEST assortment of Fancy
A Head Pins, probably, ever exhibited in Ehnira.has
just been opened by " MARSH A CO.
O NEW pieces splendid Black Drp-s SILKS
O atfis, 8* and 10s a yard at MARSH A CO'S.
LOTS of Linen Tapes in all widths ; aEo,
extr Ti-p tWtQed Cotton Tape.*
JUrtf H A C.Q I
Cegal.
4 N APPRAISEMENT AND CLASSI
FY. FICATIOX of the different person# engaged in the
sale of good*. wares and merchandise in the County ot
Bradford for the rear 1858, with the amount of license
thereunto annexed:
Where Sold. A'amti. Ciast. License.
Asylum... .Ingham A Stalford 1-1 700
J. W. Denison 11 7 00
U. Terrv 11 7 Oh
John iforton 1-4 7 00
Athens ton' (I.A.Perkins 1' 7 00
G. B. Perkins. 11 7 0(1
C. Park A Son... 13 10 00
Page & P.ristol 11 16 00
C. Conistock 11 7 00
P.W.Meeker ..11 7 00
Joseph Parsons 11 7 00
[ Athens twp David Gardner I t 700
Anson Beidicman 14 7 00
I Burlington boro'... F. Loug A Sous... 11
S. W. Miller 14 7 oo
Merry. Wilhelm A Co .11 7 00
! Canton . .11. Look wood 11 70"
A. X. A \V. W. Spalcfiug 11 7 00
J. Francisco 11 7 00
D.Wilcox A Co 14 7 00
A. Doty 11 7 00
J. YanUvkc, jr. 11 7 00
W.P. Newbury 11 7 00
Mix A Hooper 14 7 00
W. S- Baker .14 7 00
| Columbia.-..A. B. Austin 11 7 0')
Durell ...U. Mo. dy 11 7 00
Franklin Barclay R. It. A Coal C 0.... 11 7 00
i Granville.... 1.. D. Taylor 74 700
| Hugh Malov 11 7 00
W. H. I'hiliips 14 7 00
H"Trick.. . .Chas. Piatt It 7 00
A. Stevens 11 7 00
i Lcroy. . E. Holcomb 14 7 00
Parkhnrst A Foss 11 7 00
Monroe boro' ... H. C. Tracy 13 10 00
Ingham A Miller 11 7 00
Smith. CranmerA Co 11 7 00
H. S. Hinman 11 7 00
0. P. I.von 14 7 00
Orwell... .T. Humphrey 12 12 50
S. X. Bronson . 11 7 00
H. Gibhs A Sou *3 10 00
; Overton... .Potter A Lyon 11 700
Daniel Heverlev 11 7 00
I Pike. ...M. A DM. Bailey.. 13 10 (H>
L. L. 80-worth 14 7 00
Baldwin tf Robbing 11 7 00
<i. H. Little 13 10 00
Stevens 4" Birrows. 11 7 00
/{i'Tgbun-.... H. (J. Cornell 14 7so
A. H. Voorhis 14 7 00
B. F. Buck 14 7 00
A. Cofbnrn 1 i 7 00
Rome.. J. YV. Woodbum A Co It 700
Geo. Nichols 14 7 (8)
' Standing Stone.... Geo Stevens 13 12 50
H.W.Tracy 13 lo 00
Kspy A Whitman. II 7 00
1 Shesbequin.... Kinney A Gore .11 700
I Smithdeld M. Bullock 13 10 00
Ihtrfev A Fritcher 13 lo 00
J.W.Phelps 14 7 00
I Springfield.... Hiram Spear 14 700
W. T. Dailev It 7 00
Tuscarra... .Tlios. Tayior 11 7 ('0
Troy boro'... .S. W. A I). F. I'omeroy ... >2 12 5"
Maxwell. Leonard A Brothers.li 12 50
O. V Ballard It 7 w>
H. Koon .It 7 00
V. M. A H. F. Long 13 10 0'
S. W. Payne )i 7 *.*
Spencer A Payne 11 7 00
Troy twp T. W. White 14 700
Tovanda boro'... .Montanyes 13 10 oo
J. Kimrsbery ./ ll 700
H. S. Merenr ?2 12 50
M. E. Solomon It 7 0"
Tracy A M<ore 13 10 00
J. A. Record 14 7 Oo
W. V Rockwell It 7 00
J. 11. Phinney A Co 14 7 00
Collins A Powell 11 7 00
D.C.HaI 13 10 0()
O. I). Rurtlett 14 7 00
l'atton A Payne It 7 00
Humphrey A Wickham 12 12 50
W.A. Chamberlin It 7 00
Bailey A Kevins It 7 00
K. T. Fox .11 7 (Ki
H. C. Porter 11 7 00
E. A. Par-ons . 14 7(0
Joseph I'oweil 10 2o 0O
I Ulster A. A A. Newell 13 10 00
J. AT. Mather II 7 Oo
H. S. Davidson A Co 13 10 00
Gibson A Oor.sline 11 7 00
| Wells....John Briwnell It 7 00
| Warren. .. It. Cooper 11 7 00
T>t linage A Bowen 14 7 00
Windham. . YV. H. Russell 11 7"0
Nvalusing... .C. Avery 11 700
G. C. At wood 11 7 00
F.A C. lanvis . 11 7 00
W. Taylor 11 7 00
M.Bixbv 13 lo oo
\Vv*x V. E. A J. E. Piolett .13 1000
Wilmot I.L.Jones 11 7 00
A List and Classification of the Beer 1 louses,
Eating i/ouse*. Ac., m the County of Bradford, for the
year I*s*. under the acts of Assembly 1 P.'th of April,
1*49 and 31#t of March. fßj*:
Where I AH'iUed. .Xames. Class. License.
Athens boro'... .Cornelius Harsh ft 5 00
Carner A Knell 8 5 00
Burlington boro'. .Charles Ross H 5 00
Monroe boro'... A. Mullan 11 5 00
Orwell E.J. Ea-ferbfooks 8 5 00
Klicsheijttin K. RrighiiHl . S 5 10
Smithtield C. 15. Uigg* 8 5 oo
South Creek H.Wheeler . 8 5 00
Towanda b0r0'.... Miles Garter 8 5 00
H. A. Burbank 8 5 00
Troy boro' Win. Morgan 8 5 00
A Lis? and Classification of the persons en
gaged in the sale of Nostrums. Patent Medicines, Ac.,
iu the County of Bradford, for the year ls.is, under the
act of Assembly of April 10. 1*49.
Where lAKoted Same*. Clot*. License.
Athens boro'... .(>. A. Perkins 4 6 00
Canton 1). Wilcox A Co 4 5 00
W. S. Baker 4 5 00
Franklin Win. Rose I 5 00
Lcriiy Parkhnrst A Fos.s 4 ft 00
M in roe boro' ... P. N. Newton I 5 00
Orwell T. Humphry 4 5 00
S. X. Bronson 4 5 00
Standing Stone.... H. W.Tracy 4 50"
TowanAi borb'.... Patton A Fame 4 5 "0
if. C. Porter 4 5 0"
Trov boro'.. S. W. A D.F. I'omeroy 4 500
V. M. A 11. F. Long 4 5 oo
F. L. Ballard 4 5 ""
W-sov V. E. A J. E. Piollet... 4 5 0"
Warren Talmagc A Bowen 4 5 00
A List and Classification of the different Dis
tilleries in Bradford County,for the year I*sß, under
the acts of Assembly of April loth. 1*49, and March
31st. I *."><>.
Springfield. ..Wm. Brace 50 50 00
Standing Stone... .James Gortletr 10 So 00
Troy twp G. A J. Vetie 10 50 Ott
Orwan .Spalding AjCo 18 50 00
A Lisr and Classification of Rankers in Brad
fold County. for the year I*sß.
Towanda b0r0'..,. Laporte. Masrtn ACo 1.500 45 00
fii" Notice i- hereby given that an appeal wi'i bebeid
at the Commissioner'* Offi'e. in the borough of Towanda,
on WEDNESDAY, the 30th day of JUNE next, at 1 o'-
dock, P. Si., at which time and place any person ag
giieved by the Erf yiin; Apprai-euieut end Cla-situation
can attend il they think proper.
r. H. >MES.
Shesboiuiin, May 21, 1858. Mercantile Appraiser.
I certify t!i foregoing appraisement and classification
to b true and correct, to the best of my knowledge and
belief. Witness my hand this 21>t day of May, 185*.
C. H. AMES, Mercantile Appraiser.
AYRPHANS' COURT BALE.—By virtue
V / of an order of the Orphans' Court of Bradford Co..
will be exposed t" public sale on the premises, on MtTN
i DAY, JUNE 3I1858, at I o'clock.F. W., tlo- following
desctitiou lot of land situate in Weils township, l ite the
estate of Charlotte Kiiepcd-, deceased, bounded us fol
low*. to wit : Beginning in the centre of the roud lending
front Elioira to Daggett's Mills at the north east corner
'of Andrew J. Miller's lot. thence north 64° west 10 t'.-lo
perches to a post and stones, the north west corner ot
said Miller's lot, thence north 20° ea-t 4 2-10 perches to
a post- and stones, thence south 04° east 10 6-10 per. to
the centre of said road, tlicuce south 24° west 1 2-10 per.
to the place of beginning. Containing 44 S-W perches,
more or less, with a framed bouse and a trained barn
thereon. Terms made known on day of sale.
JAMES H. BRINK,
Wells. Mav 12, 1 *SB. Administrator.
A DM fN IST RATH IX NOTlCE.—Notice
A is hereby given, that all persons indebted to the es
t ite of WM. B*. IfEIFKNYDER, late, of Albany township,
deceased, arc requested to make payment without de
lay ; and ..11 persons hiving rla .roe agninst -aid -tate will
please present them duly authenticated for -ettiemeut.
MARY KEIFSNYDER,
May 10,1859. Administratrix.
A DMINISTRATKIN NOTICE —Notice
A. is hereby given, that, all persons indebted to the
estate of JOliX FROST, decease d. late of Rune
twp, re hereby notified to make payment without delay,
and all persons Laving demands against said estate ire
requested to picsent them duly authenticated for settle
ment. JANE 0. FROST.
May 4. 1858. Administratrix.
C F.COND Arrival of 200 Barrels of Flour ,
kO front the West, which will be sold .lower than else
w here at the Clothing Store of
May 10. Mfifc M- f . SOLOMON.
I A DIES Skeleton laiUk-8 extension steel;
-i
£egal.
0 TIERIFFS SALES.—By virtue of sundry
lO writs of Vend. Expo., issued outof tlieeourtof Corn
rron Pleas of Bradford Comity. to me directed and de
-1 vered, will be exposed to public saleat the Conrt House,
Towsndfl Bor-ltgh, on SATURDAY, tbe 28 th day of
JI'NK, 195-*. at ow o'clock. P. M.. tJ:a following lot, piece
or parcel of land situate in Smithfiold twp.. Bradford
County, bum.did on the south, west and north by land
of K. S Tr-.cey. nr..! en t by the public highway, running
northward from near Ulysses Moody's. Containing threo
I fourths of an afro, in->re or less, aU improved, with u
framed hou-e and -null framed barn thsi' >u erei tod.
j .■seized and taken in execution at the suit of M. IluiluiA
A Co vs. Artuiall I.', dil.
ALSO—The P Rowing lot, pieceor parcel of Jar.J eiM
nto in Granville tvep.. (wended as follows, to wit : Begin
ning at a post on the line of a lot hi possess'on of >jea
r man Snitii und owned by Dulx-8. it being tbe south east
j corner, them e west one handled and eighty-eight r"ds
und eight-teeth" to a post, tl c-sonth est corner of a lot
j owned by Or.'and • Streeter, theme tiortii eighty-five rods
i 11 a post, the south wi-t corner ot a I t owned by Philati
i di r Wiiliams, tlience east 7-* *-10 n"l- t a post, it be
i lug the south ca-tc rwr of I'Lilnr 'rr'Yiliirnus'lot. tlience
south 85 perches to the jilacc -f beginning. ont.iini.-ig
i one hundied acres und forty-eight per lies, la? tlic saiuu
. more or lea. about seventy-five acres improved,one fram
-1 td li .use. one trained bin! irrv? a 4 ?" l'rait tree" therein,
j Seized and ttbn in exec tiun at ti.e -uit of G. W. C_t-
I tis t-i tlie iw- ot E P imiT' y v . Dunham Ross.
I ALSO—The lbilouing lot, piece or parcel of land situ
ate iu Wiliaut tap.. Bradford county, hounded on tliu
not th by lnmi bilongi -g to tb" est fe of Thomas Stevt hi
dte'd., i-.t-t by Und- oi Chares F. Welles, south bv laudi
of Era-tus Shepard auJ on the we t by lands of Sum .. 1
lliilhou.se ami others. Containing about one bundrcd
acres, more "r less. Hboat fifty acre-' improved, two fram
ed housed, one framed iaim, corn bouse and other out
buildings ami one apjiie orchard and other fruit trees
i thereon.
ALSO—Defendant's interest in one ither lot, piece or
I parcel ot laud situate in Wiiniot twp.. Bradford county,
j bounded on the north Ly lands of Faa-tus Shepard and
; tfie highway leading from the Albany road to the French
town loud, cast by the highway leading from the Su*que
j banna rivet to Albany, south ami <--t by lands ol Hiram
J and J. P. Horton and' unseated land. Containing about
i thirty acres, more or lev), about lirteen acres improved,
■ one stoum -aw mill, two framed boa-sen und framed barn,
i and other out buildings thereon.
Seized an 1 taken in execution at the *uit of Moses Ki
! ienburgi r now t, th.. use ol ilirum Morton v* lid ward J.
j Shepiird.
; ALSO—The fill .wing lot, piece or parcel of land sit
j uate in Canto;: Jown-hip, Bnidford county, bounded orj
j tlu North by uind- ol J. W. Griffin, a-t by tfie public
| ro id leading from Canton to Bu< h Ffc ts, south bv lands
by Cb is. Stock well, and west by lauds of A. Dot v. C n
--j tabling ttb mt fifty-five feet in lr- nt. by three Hundred
feet bai fc itmre or less, all iu>i>roved with a frame dwelling
• In use there >n.
I Seized and taken tn execution at the suit of S. H. New
; man to tin u-e ot K. Yandiue vs. J. S. lliniird.
ALSO—The following lot. pieceor parcel of land itu
i ate in Canton twp., Bradford county, bounded on tha
i north by land- of Wm. S Baker and l{ingsl>ery. Newman
A Co , ei-t by laud* of King-hery, If. Wiuan A Co., south
bv Tioga Str*et and -.re.t by lands ot Kingsl.ery, New
j man A Co. and Win. S. Baker. Containing one-fourth
! ot an acre, more or less, ali improved, with a framed
j lioue thereon.
Seized and taken hi oxeeutioh at the -nit ofS. H. New
man to the u*e of E. Vaudine vs. A. M. Kramer,
j Al>- The follow iu.g Int. piece or parcel of land site*
, ate in I Ist. rtwp., Biadlord county, bounded on the north
h\ land of Mary Ann LuckwiH>d or the Lock wo -d etatu,
ea t, .south and we*t 'yC. W. Jbdcoinb. Containing ten
i acre*, more or less, all impr v. d. w.h a fraftt-.d house, a
small barn, a sew mill and a few fruit tree 3.
Seized and taken in ewrcntion at fiie suit tt f If. S. Da
vid-on A (' • v* Henry Walker and Samuel Hunt.
A I.St i— The follow ing J-.t, piece or parcel :f. land situ
i at- in Motir e b MO', Bradford county, bour.ib 1 r.nd de.->*
cribed a* follow*, to w it : lb-ginning at h white oak post
in tbe . enter of the State foa l, t'.e i. c north soj® w.-st
10 perche* to a post, thence *outh t4° west 4 per. to a
i post, them-e *outh >oo° ca.-.t 10 per. t • a p i.-t in the cen
ter of c-id State road thence along the center of the snnm
north 9*° ea-t 4 per. to the place of legtnning. Contain
ing a . .ot forty ro.l*. more or It a, ali improved, with *
j framed lion e uid framed barn thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at t'ie suit of J. B. A G.
; Smith to the use of G. F. Mas-m v-. C.'urles Dun h.
I. M. WOUDBUFF,
Towanda. May 25,1859. Sheriff.
XoTies TO PcrtcfiASKits.—To prevent raismder-tand'
ing. n tp-e is hereby given that purrlmsers at Sheriff"a
: sales wiii be required to pay the amount bid ut the tiiua
tlie hind i* sold. It has be.- one imperatively necessary
i to ad ipt this rule, and it will !e strictly adhered to, ix
cept in cast's where the purchaser is a lien creditor and
i is entitle i t ' the fund as provided in tlie Ist section of
; the in tof As ruriify. stppruted April 20. 1941. which U
'as follow.*: ' Whenever tlie pnr -hascrs of real estate at
I Orphans' Court or SiieriS's sale, -hill appear from tlio
proper record to he entitled, as a lieu creditor,to receive
the whole or any portion oi tlic pi ex-teds of said sale, it
i "half be the duty of the sheiilf. administrator, executor
i or other perst.ii making such sale, to receive the rece'pt
i of irnch purcl4-ef or pnr-h isers f-.T fire amount which
lie or they would appear, fr on the record as aforesaid,
to be entitled to receive : l'r ivided that this section sh ill
- not Iw so construed us to prevent tlie rmrt of said She: UT
administrator, esccutoror other pe-r*ir Rforesaid to ilw
imaud and receive at tin- time of sale a wirs ratftcieiit V
cover all legal costs entitled t 'bepaidoutof the proceeds
of said -aie : and provided further, that before any pur
i chaser or ptircha-crs shall receive the benefit of this seu
j tiun. he i*r they shall produce to the Siierilf, orotiier pir
i son so in iking said sale, a d ilv certified statem p nt Ir -tu
i the proper i ceords. under tlie hand and official seal oi the
■ proper pflh-rr, siviwing that be is a lien creditor, entitled
) to receive an v partofthc proceeds of the sale as aforesaid."
TIIOS. M. WfyODRUFF,
Towanda. May 24, 1 *. r >,-i. Sheriff.
4UDITOIT3 N'OTK'E — J*d Smith
; * a Afnutrrr ll'ormleti and K. A". IVurm'.ty. — In the
1 ('minion I'feas of Bradford Coufitv, No. 3>i>, May Tuxut,
| 18%7.
The nndefsigned an Auditor appointed hy said Court
I to distribute t'unda ruised by tlic Sheritfs sale of dc fen -
! dant's real . will att. nd to 'be duties of iiis appoint
- rto lit at tlic office of Jame- Macfailatic, Esq., in the boio*
jot Towanda, on Friday, the lsth day of June. Isss. at 2
| n'clo k in toe afternoon, at wbb h tiiiw and place all per
sons interested are r |uire.l to present their claims,or ha
forever debaired from said fund.
K. GVEBTON, JR..
May 24, KH. _ _ Auditor.
\ DMIXISTRATOR'S XOTICE.—Xotii
: I\. is hereby given, that all persons indebted to the oa>
j tate of John Hitelt, dec d . I .tc cf Albauv township,
i are requested to imbe payment without delay ; and aii
1 persons having cJaims against said estate, must picaeut
! them duly auilir.itieated, k> the subscriber.
A. J. NOBLE,
May 2.1. 18.75. Administrator.
ORPHANS' CO CRT SALE.—Bf virm
of an or>h-r of the Orphaon' Court of Bradford Co.,
will lie exposed to joiliiic sale on tl prem-ises, on BAT*
FBDAY. JU\M lit. at 1 ii'cec pr. F. M., the following
rea! e*t.ile, situjite in SptingfieVl tw p.,- itradlord county.
!""ia led a . fn'biws, t i wit Beghni.ng at a post in the
j diiishm ! lie of tie- Kli-lia U. l'otter farm and lands of
I Richard Roe. a* tbe sec.th-ist corner of lands of said
Riciiarfi R ie, t'.i":i e north 1° ea-t <l4 4-lo perches to a
I | iiist, tlience n rth 7t~ ta*f 12 7-10 perches to a post,
I th. Nec soofTi 2" west 70 2-10 per. to a post, then -e north
i*7 we-t ■'< IT) pevts-- to tlie place of beginning. Oon
-111 i?itig 22ttcr'sand llii perches, be the name luoro or
, ie- a.
MINERVA POTTFH,
flprlrjßttelif. May 11, 1H&8. Administratrix.
VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.—By vir'no
of an-order of the OrplMt*' (.'ourt of Bradford Co..
will l'• exposed to public sale, on tlic premises, oi
THURSDAY, the lnih day of JUNK, KW. at ! o'clock.
I I'. M.. the following described property, late the estate
i of Daniel Keel*, dec'.?..
All tliaf trait ot fa -d situate in the township of Rome.
; i .ard comity. Itounded and descrilied as follows, viz
Ibe ti.s! iot on tbe n nth by the I t of land hereinafter
de.erd.cd, on the e-.-t ly land* of T. J. Lent.on the south
and we.-t by It di.iriFs i reek and Jacob Worthing. Con
taining s ai res, itli a Ira mod iiouse and haru thereon.
\ I.SO—One other lot adj lining the said last mention'
:"di- ton the we t *ide. Beginning at a c-nner on the
1 warrant line on Ballard'* (. reek on the ifie ol the betord
mentioned l"f, tin iicc bv the cornerof the warrant lino
nearly an wth co r<e we-t t. a po*t in tiie corner
of the i"ad. tlience by the centre of said road to tbe said'
. cnek, thence by the said creelru south caste id j- corner
to tlie pi oeof 1 egin i lg. C i.ituitiing three acres, inme
or les.
I AI .S —Oii ofi-er lot lying on the norfh side of and
j adjoining the tw.> l"t* u-i :e it- si-ril - d ; Bcgiuniu.g at a
' po-t on the division line, flienee south 80° e i*t (72 per.
ito ,i po-t n eorne of Lewis Gaff, thence along OotTa
I line south P west 11 per. t-> a post thence norths'J we-t
i t'2 per. aboig a piece ol land la-longing t > T. J. Ia nt.anJ
! fbc corner of the two here in before d-s< ribed lots of land
to a post, a comer ot the I i.*t described lot in tlie divi
| sion line, thence noith 1° ea-t along the said divi ion
lin ■ >1 per. to tlie p!a. C of beginning. Containing D
; acres ,md 121) pefchcs.
A Lb')—fine ot.u-r parcel or bt of land lying unrth of
. the -aid 1 i-t incuti uied lot. la ginning at the s. uthweft
J corner of Warrant b t No. h* in the warrantee nan>e of
: Joseph Pole, at a p -t thvice rorF) 1° ea-t along the west
line of said Warrant per. to a post, tlience north l 5
west along tike * .--th line of said w irrant 47 fi-lo p. r. to
; the hegianing. Containing 1-i aoies. and 124 pecche*.
The nboro projierty contains about *5 acres, of whick
,-rlvmt 50 are improved. Upon i: s.-a large Tavern stand,
barn and other out buildings. Fhvie ii aLo near' the Tav
em a celebrated Mineral Sjulnc.
Tbe te.ap* of a!o will be one quarter of the pnrcbaso
! money, and the balance in annual instalments of USO
witli iuterest. JOHN Mc.MAHON.
! Guardian of the minor children of Dan'l O'KeeiY.dec'd
May 5,1958.
A NEW invi>ice of Lauri.str Oinrh®i
t\ (list re-"- ed hv H ?. JIERCUF
Ma y 11