Dtgariiimii.
Calendar of Operations lor march, 1860.
FARM. —March is hew, with its rude vvib.D,
like a busy bluiurer clw.ii. , the way for the
advancing season. Uiipk'u.-.aut c-5 the sweep
ing blasts arc, tl.-.-y j rl arm ii i port awl
rapidly freeing li e surf. :e of the earth from
moisture aud enabling the ivnoiog vegeta
tion to push it? way up to light. Already at
the South the fields are gat-u uud tim gurcLiis
planted. Cultivators iu t.'iis latitude often
wish for the advantages of t ich an early .
son. Though we can uot control its sunwui. ,
we amy do much to make it n. .• cffectivo.--
A properly sheltered and thoroughly drained
farm may be worked many days earlier than
one where the winds are unchecked, and the
boil saturated with moisture, with no way of
escape but by surface evaporation. Much,
too, may be gained Ly system and full prepar
ation. Let the season'n work Lo fully 4 ianucd,
nil necessary imp!c< nts prepar d and seed
procured now, that there bono hindrance when
the time arrives for active operations.
Buildings need careful inspection to retire
weak timbers, locse boards, and op u j-.-ints
from the driving winds of March.
Cattle—This is perhaj s the worst month ol
the season for animals. Keep np their eppe
tite by change of food, alternating cut coarse
fodder with grain and roots. Look well to
breeding cows ; give them separate roomy
stalls at night. Woiking cattle should be
Gradually introduced to heavy work after tlieii
long inactivity. Keep them well carded ami
in good trim.
Cellars—Open for thorough ventilation a;
early as possible. Remove all refuse and de
caying vegetables. Sort potatoes, apples, etc
Preserve beets, carrots, cabbages, etc., foi
seed. Whitewash the walls and posts at ai
early day.
Clover—Sow, upon light snow, or when the
ground is well opened by a morning frost.—
Use plenty of seed.
Draining—Lay the drain as early as frost
w ill allow. If these can not be procured, sub
soil wet lands intended for grain. Clear out
open ditches,-adding the muck to the manure
heap.
Fences- -Put in repair, or as soon as frost
is cut of the ground. Sec particularly to lint
fences. Plant hedges, in localities not toe
cold. Prepare posts, rails and gates in stormy
weather.
Forests— Devote waste rocky spots to lo
oust, black walnut, maple or other quick grow
ing trees.
Grain—Examine bins to exclude vermin.—
Keep from molding. Shell and market corn.
Select cr procure seed if neglected until now.
Hedge rows near fences, and scrubby bashes
in meadows and pastures, or by the road side
should be rooted out. Tidiness adds to the
market value of the farm, and - improves the
taste and pleasure of tire occupants.
Ilogs—Breeding sows need attention. Give
a little animal food and charcoal or cinders
occasionally. Give liquor enough to intoxicate
to those inc'ined to destroy their young. Lit
ter the pens freely to make manure. Keep ail
dry.
Horses—Commence working gradually and
increase feed with the labor. Give carrots
with oats. Avoid exposure to winds when
heated.
Ice-llouse—Complete filling if not done,
and keep properly secured. Examine drainage
and ventilation.
Manures—Work over compost heaps. Cart
that already prepared to the Gelds, and cover
the heaps with muck or soil and plaster if ac
cessible. Remove contents of privies before
warm weather makes it more offensive. Cleanse
hog pens, hen roosts, kitchen drains, etc., to
increase the stock of fertilizers.
Meadows—Remove rocks, roots, brush, etc.,
as the weather permits. Keep drains open.
Allow no stock to'graze upou or trample them
up —or down.
Plowing done too early is a d trimcat. Wait
until the ground will not pack. Deepen the
soil gradually, one to two inches a v nr. Cross
plow lightly, lauds deeply turned last Fall.—
Subsoil when practicable.
Potatoes—Secure e trly, for home u-c at
least. Secure seed cf best varieties. Try new
kinds sparingly.
Poultry—Givechopped meat and green food
with grain. Supply with water, grave! and
n.-hes, or chip dirt. Remove accumulations of
droppings. Save eggs for setting. For earli
est chickens set. Allow one male to teu or
twelve hens.
Seed-Secure full supply from reliable sources
Change occasionally for that raised in a dist
ant locality. Test small parcels of corn and
other grain before u-;ng largely.
Sheep—Keep breeding ewes by themselves,
where they may be comfortable an 1 quiet.-
Ajlow them roots and grain. Watch for ear
ly lambs.
Sugar Maples—Tap. Use shallow evapor
ators. Keep all sufficiently clean to prevent
the necessity for clarifying.
Sorghum—lt may be well to plan for trying
a small plot this year for soiling, for fodder,
or if practicable for making syrup. Secure
seed early.
Tools--Provide all necessary, repair and re
paint those needing it. Kef urn borrowed tools;
your neighbor may be looking his up, and not
know whefe they are.
Wood—Have enough for the year cut and
piled to season now—under cover if practica
ble.
ORCHARD AND NURSERY.— In the Orchard
ranch may be done to promote thrift, protect
from insects, and replace decayed trees. Prop
er attention year by year will make this de
partment more remunerative than the grain
field.
The nurseryman will find plenty of business
in attending to orders for Spring planting, and
in providing for increase of stock. The earli
est favorable time for planting should be im
proved, both to forward the work and benefit
of the trees.
Apple Trees- -Scrape the trunks and larger
limbs clean. Remove small suckers—pruning
is better done la Aug ; : R. pla e poor fruit
with select varieties by grafting, Plant stand
ards in favorable locations by the roadside,
along lanes, etc.
Cherries, Peaches and Plums—Set a full
supply for house use near the house. Plant
Cherries as early as frost permits. Straighten
trees bent down by prevailing winds.
Lions may be cut, if not done before. Li
bel each sort distinctly. Keep those already
provided where they will preserve their natur
al moisture.
L. v.rgreen r I ! -es—Do v>t remove unless ab
solutely necessary. May is much more favor
able. If is, t;a 1 ..inc., t ' e en ,>|.>nty of earth
with them and kern the roots from exposure
to snnshme or wind .
ifttecrlUntgous.
J FRUIT TREES,
ELrubs axd Vines.
I P I IE undersigned will be prepared the com
' JL i: g Fall, t • supply the public wit a a well -p : 'ted
• unci choice variety ot trees, shrubs aM vines._ AI! tS
tent I.r gi\ca 1 v.itl attend to l.iiiegand tit;.verb •1 y
' if, and ;e to ma' s- ■ "aviary. 'Ai- Uhnt slu-1 th
I leaf houlJ be transplanted i the IU!. evergreens late in
. the s ring. A - .. ..<• [h-• !s think ii.. t nursery men
j, J should replace all trees that do not live. I would say.
to Uaose buying of me, that i do not agree to do so, 1 ..
-; i ; w.ui it my tut -to!e iu p lord .-v. .1
. tied. I will warrant all (• live, l.v.t in such a <S9e I will
L.iVe an cxi.a : ar.dattend 1 ■ oat . A.
-
pr int-.:; me thr-.r At at, t-. ■risked uit el,!- 5 v.!.-"re
' 1 -a! .e ent •• ui<- not ; .and : 'the 1 .UT.uai ;.i 11 V. u
" auee Co., and Crest Western, waited,now of Philadelphia,
j 1- K 1-i *.• ;i of I'hik; i iphia. the Ly Cc-..uiy
I: ~1 i . ..1- . c I'ompa. y, i Me;, y Fa., Any thing
iu this line promptly attended.-
C DANIEL HACK INS.
f Towai 1 1 .! ly -". 1 - v.;.
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r rpms IS THE ESTABLISHMENT
J A where you ran find a very line assortment of
WATCHES AND JEWELRY of all descriptions, also a
pood stork of CLOCKS, prices ran pine from 10 shillings
LS up, and warranted to give pood satisfaction or no sale.
, Ifam also agent for the sale of D. E. LENT'S celebrated
Barometers, which every farmer should always have. Fri
!• res from {s to S2O, according to finish REPAIRING
i>- done as usual in a neat and workmanlike manner and war
ranted. WJI. A. CI) AM BERLIN.
THE OLD SVAIVD
STILL IN OPERATION!
.JKtfWWJ-IW--THE subscriber would announce
* to the public that he lias now on
t p"-"j" 1 " • band, and will make to order all
~ KT"'; rl I'AidNi.l LI K.\"! ITRi!.
It ArL 1 -] - j such as Sofas.Divans.Lountrcs.fen
1.11 trP , Card, Dinini: and Breakfast Ta
e j. j- jl 1 de. Makop-any, Walnut, Maple and
!gf ii "" U f Cherry Bureaus, Stands of various
l_Jl 1 kinds, Chairs and Bedsteads of every
it description, which are, and will c made of the be -t n: ■
; for L-h cheaper than can be bought in any other Ware
-0 | ro on in the country.
V 1 READY-MADE < OFFTXS, on hand o-i the most rea
" sonable terms. A good HEARSE will lie furnished on
. Funeral occaakms. J AM LS .MAC KIN SON.
)• j Towai.da, January 1.15.57.
DISSOLUTION. —Tbe CO-partnership here
toforc existing i ctween the su!>st-ril)cr.j i;r..!i-r the
- ! firm of (Tl.l A KIKBV, is this day dissolved by mutual
' consent. The books, notes, accounts, and other obliga
* i tions and papers belonging to said fin*, ate now in tot
r . i hands of J ERE CL'LF for settlement.
1 All accounts and notes overdue ou the Ist day of Feb
ruary next, will IK- put 1:1 course of collection without re
'l ' spect to persons. Until that time Grain,. Sheep I'elta and
0 Ilides will be received in payment.
JERRY GULP,
Towanda, August 1, IsjJ. J. P. Klltlii'.
. JEB.HV CULT?
Will hrreafter carry on the HARNESS AND SADDLE
'S B1 - IX!—in ail its various brr.u lies, at tlte old st.o 1
c of Culp & Kirhy, where lie solicits a continuance of the
patron,i. - id iherto enjoyed. A large stock of Ready-Made
L " uticies and matcriah will be kept on hand, and every
!1 I exertion made to deserve tlie favor of the public.
McCABE'B
S CENTRAL MEAT MARKET,
II Below J. Eingsbenj's store, Alain st.
I rpiiE subscriber wonld respectlbfiy tender bis sincere
', I thanks to the public for the very liberal patron-gc
extended t>> him, and solicits a continnance of the same.
1 lie begs leave to a-.-urc that be intcnils t . keep on hand
as heretofore, a choice selection of MEATS ol ail kinds,
t the best the country a'Pirds, which he intend to w-il for
very small profits, 1 itber by tbe side, omrttr or 1 ih L
I t: 1 A rpiantity of first ipmlit. of s ALT PORK, put up
by myself, cheap, by the barn-l 5r pound.
_ Me ats will be promptly delivered, at any place within
the corporation.
C Towanda, August 12, 1 '5"). J. JfeCABE.
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I TOMB STONES AND MONUMENTS.
Towanda F£arble Factory.
(Nearly Opposite (he Baptist Church.)
S iT-v The subscribers hnveonened the TOWAN
-1 1 sCf'FVfV 1)A G ARBLE FA< TORY, where he will 1 e
r< "- prepared toj furnish Monuments and Tomb
- ! Stones, manufactured from the be t qualities
. i-i 'of RUTLAND and ITALIAN MARBLE, and
t / 1 Jx wrought into such styles and designs as will
1 j - suit every variety of taste.
\ Persons wishing to m ike their selections
! -' " -i do so whenever in Towanda, by calling at
1 ; this New 1-1 tablish'nicut.
r I The superior quality of the stock, the artistical beauty
p."f V - V !:. in 1 i'K pr ' "--a With whicli onl< rw wiil
| be filled, will oiler iudu< t-n. Nts to visit this new shop.
F. 11. BALDWIN,
\ MILLS BARKER,
j Towanda, Jan. 2, IsfiO. Proprietor..
KEFKKEKCES.
WAVXKT.Y. TOW AVP A, TA.
Hon. Nathan Bristol, Prof. C. R. Unburn,
C. H. Shepard, Cashier, Rev. Julius Foster,
I IR. G. Crans, Menhant, 11. s Marcnr,Merehaat,
Aliiin A D-u.blfluy,do. MdlltnWt, "
Rev. (). Crane, T. M. Wo -draflT, Sheriff,
" Win. Putnam, Col. A. M'Kean, ITut'y,
" D. A. She| r!, Hon. 1). Wilmot,
F. Tyler. I'res't. Bank. " J. C. \u-in -.
CUrlMt-NU. " Win. Klwcil.
G. \\. Buck R -'p E. V. F r-' us, Ed. Argus.
- „ _. "• -ox. E.O. Guodr!i,Ed.Reporter.
V. E. PKDTET, BK|.
i YV AX'tKD. Uiiio:; and Skins, for which
1 ' ' '•<■ :• ' x : wi 1 i M > paid, eith'-r in
••■•o -a. !i.
rcto'-T MIMBMPEY \vd?k?MM. |
jClteceUancous.
t * 3 .MACEmss.
RAYMOND'S LATEST IMPROVED
' DOUBLE Til BEADED
SE WIN G MA CHINE
Flttc 1 iiLiu liiti Kitor l.\cr> FuiLiiy.
I flood Power, ISO ; /'• i-.„. <r. • iiii doz-. A...
§'C., ;.ii | Cao'.Ktk Cusf, ; ,j ; E n.i;:t. , ; .
fTHIESK ui.iiva::, d Ma. Ida. s lie. 1 DO
J. . E to a..•(... i~*.
{arfty • ' :t unsurpassed ly eny Machine. After
, , \ io! i. ■. t . ..t u i:; tli' V. o- urn Stab ■■. ' y
! ave been ;; mounted the be.-t Machine in the world for
family use and are {inferred to t:." higher pi-iced Ma
chine*-. Tiu ■ win-want Inriher pni'! o.ivi.-only tv | tr
cha • and Rive It a fair tri I, and if they tind they
cannot w-e it, they can return it and have their money
refunded. Tl.ey ore wun.in'o.J u-i durable as any of the
/her preel Mad '• •=. s:t !an dive Led of everything
like cociidi.J r. ithiiitry.
They will Milch, lieu, Tuck, Foil, Gather and Em
br.l '• r with i •• n 11, u luii! ,-cv. every kind of goods
from tile finest Sivi.-.i Media to the heaviest and coar->c.-A
cloth fabric—even Leather.
The 1 .wing roast >:• are selected from the many, wJ.y
B '■ YMONDV is the lie.-l in to • Maiket:
If. :-o it is tlieeh.-u; . . 2ltis by far the simplest.
2 The least liable to ; I < :.t of cider. Tlic easiest
mat ' d and ur.d :ti. d. 5 it make: the celebrated
ILvuUc L > kSt it h, which is t! e tin t elastic ever made
by m.!< hinery. 0 it i t I tint tip if a stitch . ts ; :>ke_
or ev. ry fourth c :t. 7 It makes the neatc t and hand
imest liteh. 8 The seams are the strongest. :i It uses
two tine; 's fr it! the ordinal} "is r.s bought Irom the
stel •, without re-winding. 10 They finish tln-ir work
without fastening the thrtnd at either end oi the ream
with tiie hand needle as is required l y the Shuttle Stitch
Machines. 11 It has the least machinery. 12 Its mechan
ism is the most perfect. 12 It is the most popular among
the masses. 11 It is the easiest running, and almost
: noiseless in its operation. 15 It is an ornament for any
f parlor. 1G It combines the advantages of both Hand
j and Foot Powers. 17 The price is within the reach of
s every family, 18 any person of ordinary intelligence
.. can learn to uc it successfully in one hour's time.—
j 19 They can do all kinds of work that any high priced
i- Machine can, and just as well. 20 Every Machine is
; warranted to give satisfaction or the money refuxded.
We, the undersigned, are each one of us using one of
Raymond's Latest Improved Double-Thread Family Sew
ing Machines, and we take plea-:'• in this manner of
confidently recommending it to all perrons who want a
i good Sewing Machine; for we find it easily managed,
• very durable anil strong, not liable to get out of order,
and ca-ily adjust d for all kinds of work, simply
c cliangiug the needles and spools of thread, and believe
" the work much stronger,better and more perfect in every
[' respect than that made by hand.
'• Mrs. Win. Elwcll, Tovvanda, Pa.
Mi • Harriet Alloway, North To wan da.
l " Miss Minerva Vn-burg, Burlington, Pa.
( ' Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, Asylum, Pa,
■ H Mrs. J. W. Alexander, Troy, l'a.
5 Mrs. F. P. Shaw, She Lc./iin, Pa.
j: lk v. N. A. Del ew, Peurai N. V.
™ Calvin Carpenter, Esq. Kimira, X. V.
Mr. E. A.Scutt, Kliiiiru, N. V.
Mr. M. Richardson, Elmirs, N. Y.
r bales Rim over Tray & Moore's store. Stitching
" done to order h>rcents per yard.
All ordi is by Mail or Expia with the ca>h, will re
ceive proiiift attention. A libers! discount given to lo
cal and traveling agents. Address,
B. P. SHAW.
Dec. 6,1 39. Towamli, Pa.
sßsqat|auna Colltjhle Institute,
TOWANDA, HRADFORD CO., PA.
1 r.vcrr.TT:
OLIVER S. DEAN. A .15. Pimc'. a I Probes- .r of Ancient
Languages,sod Mental ~a i M S sieaces.
WX. H. DEAN, A. is.. A.- ociate Principal, Professor
of Mathematics and Nat iral Science.
Prof. CHARLES E- COBURN, Couuty Superintendent,
i . mre I Director of Normal Department.
I Mrs. ANN (1. KELLOGG. Pre eptreas.
. Miss ANNA M. DEAN, Assistant Preceptress.
Mi-sMARV 15. ALLEN, Tea rof Vocal and Instru
mental Music.
Mr. C'ANFIEI.D DAVTON, Stewarl.
The Winter Term commences WEDNESDAY, NO
VEMBER 31, and will continue 11 weeks.
TUITION, PEU TEIIJI :
, [Psyal 1c 11variably In a?v ince, or one-half on entering
the sell' 1, and one-ii 11 at the middle of tlie term—fuel
and coutin [-ueies included.]
> Primary, per term ?5 00
Preparatory G On
Higher, Ist year, per term 7 00
I Higher, Ist and 2o year, per term S'tO
i I ■ val. Ist year, p< r term 700
■ t'la-sieal, 2d and nil year, per term s 00
. Collegiate, per term 10 ik)
i X. 15. Pupils will be classed bj the most advanced
bra"."li tliey respecti\:' p::r.-ue.
i Pupils using h lar.-liips are charged $1 per term for
fuel and contingent .
KXTIfA K-.1-ENS US :
French t 5 00
German.. t (Ml
Drawing 3 00
B urd in the Institute, p. r week, including fuel
a 1 light 2 00
M ashing, per dozen .IS
1 The Colli iate year is divided into three terms of 14
weeks i '. The A. : i.. ij c.\> i ' s will In: la '! at
l! closf of tliO b'.'i . . r.-n.
No '.-I E v.'i'l 1•• in ido for abso'i e, ex- tincu e
of protracted iilnoss of over two weeks.
Inatrnmi > tal Masic will not. as hen t if ire, be taught in
ti.e 111-! itutio.l. but bv s-ic ial ; u-;- ai on! - a cl-i s w'.d
A: la. -'lit in ah . :: ... e t; . a.'.sol ti: 'ln -lit.-l-,
I
Thb arrati.e meat 1m leu. 1 .jited for the past term,
and experience b:< proved it t < In: •. mi:..-ntly ■ >ri,• to
• th- plan pi: . 1 i.i former years. Sp i.l p .o: ill ' -
" taken to secure t*. ■at< t"p= -ire • i those wishing to
.
Tuition on Piano Porte, iter term 91® 00
Pupils boarding in the Ilall will furnish their own tow
els. ,v<\, and the table silver .<■ th. ir opt; >n. It i■ d. Ira
- ble t'ut they also furni h tli- ir own bed and • * Iding
when it is convoth t, !r.;t when otherwise, these will be
furnished at a slight charge.
It is strongly recommen led that students from abroad
i should board in the In-tit itiou, as better oj)|>ortuiiities
Normal INparlrr.rr.t - Special exercises are arranged
without extra charge fur those prepsr'-'g themselves as
T achei of r. ram in . ' tok Prof. R. Ol)BUltN, th •
able and well known Superintendent of Ccaanion s. h : ,
fif the county, has kindly consent* Ito or nize theTlca
cher's i las ; . and direct the coarse to h■]nr md.
He will also be present to condiu t it- e\rr< i-esai oP.f a
as practicable, and will deliver fr. ueut lectures < n the
Theory and Pr.i tieci f Teaching, a.-> also on other i-uhjt ts
con::; • ! d with Normal trait inc.
Those persons, then fore, intending to ng.i. e in teach
ing for the winter, will flml it greatly to their advantage
to lie present during the Fall term. "
I'rof. Coburn's connection with the institution is not
such as to in any way interfere with the discharge of the
regular duties of his office.
No pains will be spared, on the part of the Faculty and
Trustees in sustaining the high repulatation the institu
tion has hitherto enjoyed, and. in rendering it more wor
thy of future patronage and support
WILLIAM H. DEAN, 1 p . . .
Aug. 0,1859. OLIVER S. DEAN, | Principals.
Arrival of the Great Eastern !
LATEST INTELLIGENCE!
IMPORTANT NEWS TO THE CITIZENS OF TOWANDA
AND VICINITY!
ME. SOLOMON has jnst returned from
• the E.tM with the LARGEST, BEST A CHEAP
EST stock of
Fall & Winter Clothing,
■ ever brought to this market. I can assure ray custo
> raers that I have studied their intci tst as well as my own
t by buying tlie bnt made, and mod durable -tock of Fa-h-
I Enable Clothbig to be found. .My stock consi-tsof Peiia
-1 ier, Raglan. Back, etc. Overcoats; Black and Fancy
Gossimere Frock and Hack Coats of all style s and qualr
i tics; Black Doeskin, Fancy Casaimcre and Satinctte
Pants: Fan y Silk and Cotton Velvet, Ct-imere, Satti
nct and Huh Nests, in fa< t, a great many styles too num
• irons to mention, also including a large stock of
1 i TV ENISHIHG €1007)3.
V on wiil find it to your adv nt.igo t > cail and examine
my ■--tock before purcli i.-ing d tivhere. C :<* one ! Come
a!! 1 to the ' h thing Store • i M. E. S(>LO.UON,
Towanda Nov. 1, E59. No. 2. Patton's Block.
N. B—Jt ST Rf.CEIV ,:n—A lirge Stock of Sloe Leather
Upper Leather, liip-ki. ,(' If i Lining .Skins, Ac.,
which will he sold cheaper tlnn 1 twlii re in this market.
The highest market price in ca-h, wiil be paid for ail
kidtiw Graln. Wool, Hides and Sheep Pelts. Reatemb t
the place, No. 2, Patton's Block, M. K....
DR. PRATT
HAS removed to the corner of Second and Poplar sts.,
immediately back of the Ward House, gw All ar
•M ; with him over one years standing, must be im
mo'liafeiy si tiled.
Towanda, Kept. 21, Iflj'J.
i )liAßf I'.lL—loo torn Plaster for sale for
i Ca.-!i, Gr.iin at,
Decern' t r I' F.OPKNNTI.L'S,
.fttCscdlcTurotis.
MFER'SJTTLLS.
THE üßdcrsigtietl laving purchased the above well
known mills and cttachiu to it a Steam Eng: , oad
also put ever -• li' 1 , '.cdTv. ithit in perfeet n: r,
with all ti mo. it improvem. .A nw in t.<e it ilrot
class tlouri ..; V. .li—v.u.sid re: il' tfully solidl th pa
t:..n r.t ii.;c .-r ity tg tl ! tie yep'.niti 11
the ir.ifl ha here. 1. 0 • "n.c may .<t sa:'t:r in the b.u. .s
.1 f ~ tii.i. It 'PI le our ..im to do all v.-.rkcu
led to u promj tly an lin ti. ) t. Rl< m >.cti
r . ricr.s f: •• .v.l; a 'y rj- . hiivlng t. it
Work d ne at: ui.oe, alas to make but one trip to mill."
t;:.ii.::,' 1 wiil i .tinue toivehinown personal at
t.l J .h i ... i.c t t the mill.
C \ Hi ii.l i • all ' of GRAIN; also Flour. Meal
a.,d Fvcd for ..t the 1 west nt .rket p
Mi ER, FROST & CO.
IS t, AC JIVFtt .1. 0. FROST E. T. FOX.
NORTH TCWAM A, Oct. 6, E.V..
ClbO. IT. TH'NTirsO.
RESPECTFULLY informs hit fonowr customers and
tiie- public p ncrally.tl.at he ban removed his
Tik£ Zi O Xl' S SH 07,
To one d orFouth of Tracy A Moore's store and imme
diately opposite I>. C. Half's Stove an-1 Tin Store Main st.
He flutter- himself that from his long experience in bu
edne-s lie will be ab! to please all who may favor him
with their cti-'om. Ow ing to the low prexut ein the mo
ney marki t, he will make Coats fror 1 $2 s(i to #4 50each
a:, i jtl 1 r v. ,rk in proportion for READY I'AV.
Country Produce in payment, will not is? refused, it
fl'ered. Towanda, March 20, ls.is.
XmCVi Store! ZJCXY Prices!
11. W. NOBLE,
jYo. 5, Brick Raw, Towanda,
\y HOLES ALE & RETAIL LIQUOR
f f DEALER, now offers to the public a well selected
stock of Wines, Liquors, Tobacco, Havana and Domestic
Cigars. Consisting in part of the following:
BRAXDlES.—Hennessey, Otard, Cognac, and Dupuy.
GINS.— Holland, Rose, and Scheidam Schnapps.
IH'.M.-s.- Santa Cruz. Jamaica, .and New England.
WHISKEYS.—Bourbon, Scotch, Monongehc.la, Old
Crow, and Old Rye.
WlNES.—Champaign?, Claret, Sherry, Madeira, Bur
gundy, Port, Muscat, Malaga, Domestic. French cor
dials of all brands.
CIGARS.- I.a Vi'toria, Washington. Light Guards,
Rio Hondo, Henry Clay, La La Isabella, La Flor
i'Cnlitoti Principe, Yara, Principe.
TOBACCO. A good a -ortment of Cut, Chewing, Smo
king and M innl'actured Tobacco of various brands, all o!
which will be sold at the lowest prices for Cash, or to
prompt payers. All kinds ol produce taken in exchange
i'or Goods.
X. !!. A large lot of Jugs, Demijohns, and bottles of all
sizes for ale.
Townnda, Feb. 92, 1-50.
Eliascn, Greener Co.
Piano Foi'te Mamifact urei's,
AND MUSIC PUBLISHERS,
No. 51, Water-si., Elmira.
1 .V ADDITION TO V LARGE ASSORT
1. meut of our own itunufatcurcd Piano Fortes, whicli
1> vc • w been in use I>r years, and have been pronounc
ed by M S I'RACKOS'i H and .tlier eminent Arti-ts,
un irp 1 < d *1 t . h, ton. Audi! :.ability, we have a large
stock of the world-wide celebrated
' CLiokering'c-i Ccns," Sostcn:
ani fxqur.rc Piauo Fortes,
whohavcreceived tliii t ;ur medt.ls in Europe and Amor
s'a lor the In t Piano Fortes. We have a! -o
j.i.-.vcD, Bacon & Co.'s.
Pi to V'wl: li are - :, i ab'. Jly prcfer.Vde to ntt*
other makers in New York.
Itvii.gr m.inuiai tarcrs i rselves, we get the aigive T, t
stnimcnts on the i;io-t lavi ra! Ie terms, en biingn to
t n tin in to dealers and .* cni:.i.'.ricsatthf irregular whole
sale pric. s.
Carhart, <k Co.'s, KSelodoons.
Mr. Carliart l.cing tiie original •>••.. iti-r of tiie a • ve 1 11-
•-tnir.e iits, and tin-. aine having all the valuable improve
incuts, it i- only jti t t > say tli-y arc not to be excelled.
A large assortment-of SH El^IT MUSIC.
One of our linn having had long experience in this
bruin h, parties t a distai. e not able t< vi it our Ware
rooms, may rely on his sidei tUns.
The l.cs; ol I tali in Strings, V iolins, Guitars, etc. Par
iticclar attertion is paid to the selection of BRASS IX
| rRI MENTB for Bands.
All Piano Ft tea ijought of ns arc WARRANTED fr.r
tl: ' • years.
1 iai.os a:.d Mclodotts TO RENT, and sent all over the
country t i .\trci ;e!y low prices.
i'at ties wishing to purchase Piano Fortes, or any other
Mi: ' tl Mi rciiimdi; e, nfti! .-ave from ten to fifteen per
cent., will plea, e call, or add i ss
Eld ASUX. GREENER A CO.
May 16,1853. 51 Wat. r Street, ghaira, N. Y.
NY M. DiTTtin ir, is agent for the fit 111 at Towanda.
BUY YOU,-I DOO f3 AND SHOES
L. C. PJjHLSOFJ.
fpilE sii'iscriljcr would rospocifully tnpler
I his th:.' k.to iiN patron, md the ; ildic g- for
1 v-ry i. '.'tal and unex ccted amount of trade iveu
him i .IP . t!.w • ;• urn.' niont:: .an i as hk- la
conic acquainted w itii the • its of the 1■ ■ ■;• i-.a id t.ie
style w ■ :: in tit: • part of the country, i.rlo't aim ■■!!
that lie is now prep -ed t > furni h Boots and Slioes of nil
kind ■ _! in 1 hi . ■ ih a i..i', - ■ has will I. -.lei' pa-a.sc P ,11
.
hi- whole !:,.. and. lt'o uti'ii to this one great i'.r: i import
nut lirs.:; !i ol the Mc h'tli .1 Arts. And a- t!"re arc
F ie cd h's customers prejudiced against Ftit-'hitig Ma
i
en- • J hand help, wliens all of his work will Lc made and
warranted lir.-t i est.
Those g tit n.i n tlwt ore in the habit of wearing'nice
Fr- h(' s. dor pi •d. will do well to cull
Ond leave their measure. He h,.s employed one of the
!. t w :!:.• n si town. Indies Kid, M >rr>. :o and Calf
M in and li :i' is an be i.ivnished at short notice, and
td tl:*- •-t n:.t. ;i..ii. He also bus in his employ faith
'■> 1 and ex; G nr ed W".rknien engaged in making Gents
Thi k .md Kip Booto end Shoes of all kinds to measure,
down to Boys , Yo&ths and ChildreiNs. As he has been
1 ;';:ccd i >r r-.'tuc years in the Eastern B- ot and Shoe
?' •:•-!'.> turc. 1 o has then'iy become acquainted with
many of the Custom Boot a r t Shoe Manufacturers, can
buy goods al'uo. t at c t. wl en Uy bis department of
i ti-rn wot'. w til be < tiered at prices that wiil defy com
petition.
At. : :' hi :wh le ' n-'nes: life bIS bcetl dov ♦ d to the
tw I'f.tn i - -. Oust '.7 i and Sah: Boot and Sh ie Manufi.c
tare, til!" pogttdand conversant with all the rules sad
prim t I s which eiit-r into the preparation of the shock.
The corieet ineasurmcut of the foot, also a knowledge
t. ith tlie anatomy of the toot, a familiar acquaintance
with the angles, lir.es and curves, which arc involved in
the perfect adjustment of part to part, and their relative
positions, which is necessary in order to be successful 111
the profession.
Call and examine Ills winter goods before buving else
where, he lias a large assortment of tlie best Thick and
Kip Boots, extra long legs and custom made. He wants
every man unci boy to buy a pair for his as well as their
own interest.
tA' Propositions cheerfully heard.
Repairing of Boots and Shoes of all kinds, will be faith
ful! v done ami at the time promised.
Towanda. fiept. 2s, is,-,9. L. C. KELSON.
FALL A3MD WINTER
© £;..U fill
JM. COLLINS, is notv receiving at his
• old stand on Main Street, next door to Hall's, one
of the largest, best selected and cheapest stocks of
REABIT MADE CLOTIIIWG,
ever brought into this market, to which he invites the at
tention of purchasers. Having had some years'experi
ence in the business, he is able to offer inducements at to
the QUALITY, STYLE ANI) PRICK OF GOODS, not to
be met with at any other e-tablishment. His stuck em
l n>"ts the is.mil as ortment of OVERCOATS, COATS;
\ ES I'S \\|) PANTALOONS, of every style and price,
t 1 suit the taste and the pockets of customers. To tlm-e
who pref ■ r ordering garments, he would say that he keeps
< rwtantlyon hand 1 large assortment of CLOTHS, CAS
SIM'.EF.rx A N'D 4 ESTTN!> S, which will be ntaile np on
short notice, by experienced workmen, odd warranted to
tioa in every way. Parthtular attention will
.a- iveti -o t!:is cl.'-s of cr.-.tom, a:t 1 every exertion mad*
to please customers.
Cfcntlemcn's Furnishing- CSoods,
SHIRTS, COLLARS, TIES, HOSIERY, GLOVES
SUSPENDERS, 4c. Ac.
A large assortment of hatj and caps, of all styles and
prKf \
*- 1 1 •'' uno to order, a:.J v,arrautetl if propcrlv
it--",'. .1.
Towanda, October 10,1?59. j jjp Q
HAY SCALES I
T!IK SUCSCEIItELt IS NOW i'P.E
. I'-JRHB) to constmet Hay Stales upon an improved
priueiple, wlicre simplicity, a ecu racy, nffl ilnrabilltv are
; ' - ■ "') '. .!iu at lc t iplieitj' :.:.d m >-
"I "'•• ' 'vr t*t '. A' pan-in:. -I'M
" 1 " ' ' done on TriwonabW terms httd with dis
patch. A.hire-s <l. W. JACKSON,
'*• ' I';**.! '.irdt.'o P.-
iWcrl mucoid.
1W1T0N& PAYNE,
1 jBZo. % Pattern's Eicck, towanda, Pa.,
Have recently addcJ largely to their tockof
MM % USMM,
C I IK/MICA I',H,
FAMILY GROCERIES.
They also have constantly 011 hand
PUB.E WINES AEID 111 QUO US,
yOli MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
FRESH CAMPHENE,
At the lowest rates, and BURNINIi FLUID, of superior
quality, manufactured expressly for the gas-jet Fluid
Lumps. They also keep all the Popular
PATEN T M ES,
of the day. Every article going from this store is war
ranted as represented, and if any prove different, they
will be cheerfully taken back,and the coney refunded.
J. 11. PATTON,
Towanda, Feb. 1, lggt Dr. E. 1). PAYNE.
' ' - ~T
£\ X>, - ■
fe 1 : > 'FL
J % R -.-- •
:: 'X
STORES & OTIATFIELI)
OWEGO, N, Y,
Are agents for the sale of
i Wheeler's Patent Railway Chain
IL o 11 SY; - 1 >c>AV Y: 1 1.
WHEELER'S PATENT
| Combined Thresher mid Winnower.
OVERSHOT THRESHER,
(With Vibrating Separator,)
Single or One horse P-.nver anil Separator,
WHEELER'S CLOVER HULLER,
LAWRENCE SAW-MILLS, (for sawing wood, Ac.)
All the above machine, arc manufaetured ! y Wl.eeler,
Meli. k. .V Co., Albany, H. V., and are warranted to give
entire mtisfartion. or may be returned at the expiration I
, of a reasonable time for trial.
S. HGRTGre Co.'s
CELEBRATED DOG POWERS, FOR CHURNING, SiC.
Constantly on hand.
. i a:rFarmers and others wishing to procure nnv of the
j above articles, will do well to call upon usliefore pnrehas
. I ing. June "2s. 1859.
TOWANDA HARDWARE, CUTLERY
IRON AND STOVE STOLE.
I .
Ff p. C. IIALL
Wh de-.de and Retail Dealer
ware and Stoves, Iron
M aft! p . W.J-aand Nails, Sash, Ola-s, Paints
LkL.' 'j ii.d nils, ii use 'IT! nniisi'.'s
y'"r'~ —>->-.■ .... .'4 all kmdsotCarriiige trimmings.
" J v ' at ' lot lis aid lanes, Carriage
- ■■■■■-- f-J Snll.ey and Seat Springs. Car
pP ■':■■■■ ' r.'.fl .! ■!:r.' Planes.
; . . > W,. I TS, FH -els and all
I _ • ... v-i "t! > • T• I • ro-- Cut, Mill
( >f ' ; •! a-'. ~ Blacksmith
V T.-i-'I . R..li,ws, Anvils, Vices.
11 ui,nnors and Screw Plates,
Axes.Drond Narrow, Lath and Hand Hatchets—Cable,
Log. Tr.i-.rc and flaltr, t haius, C:< w'.ar.s, Picks, She', Is
and Spades.
POCK KT ANT) TABLE CUTLERY Shears and Sch
kore, Edg Tools of ail kin Is. Li s . ami Enameled Nettles.
MopsTul Was! ; ~rc , and all t ti kinds of house-keep
ing implements.
In the 1. 11.DWARF ib>e. lira . Brit' mia. Jappaned
and i'l .ill Fin 'c ure, i: •or i • ■ -. 1! r. I .and. Scroll
and Stoop Iron, Steel of all kinds, Nail B da,Ao. Pumps.
Load Pipe and all thenect try flxt res f r water works.
Patent, Stretched Leather Belting and String Leather,
and 10,w)0 other articles too numei .us to mention, that
we are now re -eiving direct from the hands of manufac
turers andimporters. including the largest assortment
and greatest variety of
STO V E 3
Sieves 25 per cent, less than usual for Cash,
or (drain ot the highest market prices.
Conl and W" nl C. 1 inc. Coal and Wo •IPa! T. Dining-
Poom, Six Plate ■ .1 Cylinder.ever Br- tight into Northern
Pennsylvania or Southern New V ■ vk ; ail of which we
are now prepared to -b at wlr V ale or retail, at as 1 uv
rates, and on as good TEM as < an be f nod this side .♦
New-York, from the fact that all our goods were hot rht
•>! lirst hands and in full p. ckuges and large quantities,
that gives us an advantage over smaller puivlui.-ors and
Dry Goods dealers, that wiil enable us t > sell from 5 to
15 per cent, less than any of them, which advantage we
shall offer to any who will favor us with a call before pur
chasing elsewhere.
A large quantity of Tin ware, Stove Pipe and Elbows
always on hand, wholesale and retail. AH kinds of Job
Work done to order, on short notice and warranted.
Don't mistake the place to buy STOVES and HARD
WARE cheap—one door South of Tracy A Moore's, and
Powell's new block on Main street, in the new Wood
Building, lettered alt over.
Grain and Country Produce, old Iron, Brass, Brittania
and Copper, Dried 1 ruit ol'ail kinds, Feathers and Bees
wax wanted for goods.
10,000 Sheep Pelts wanted, for which the highest price
n CASH will be paid.
*5" No credit given over four months, and all hav
ing accounts or notes over due h id better call and pay
immediately, if they wish to save cost.
Towanda, October 13,1858.
Extraordinary Inducements
TO THE BUYERS OF
FURNITURE AND
Cf " ' ' HAVING great]v increased ntv farmer
• \ < : A... 1 r: I
"* *"* -'•'•■!• . mined t • ~. thc-c a-', umlu.i
tions rapidly, and with that design offer all articles at
unprecedented low price v. for Cash.
Good Sofas at $lO to S2O, tine Cane Scat Chairs 75 ets.
each, a nice Bedstead for 20 shillings.
I have now more tlnn 00 different patterns ot Chairs,
Bureaus, Desks for the farmer or merchant. Looking
Glasses, I/jokinggla - Plates, Portrait and Picture frames
of gilt, Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut corner ; 20
patterns -i Stands ; .■ \t< " i< n, dining, tea and work Ta
bu s, II ill Stands, and in fact anything that can he found
in a city Ware house.
A large a < irtment of ready-made Coffins, with a pond
Hearse ready, at, all times.
. Purchasers w il be sure to find the right place, south
side of the public square, one ih.or en-t of Mont inyes
Towanda, Dec. 1.1*30. CHESTER WELLS.
CA3MDIC AND CANi)"£ TOYS.
[II AN E oit hand too Ir.i'q-p'f find grout est
variety ol CANDY AND CANDY TOYS to be Fund
in ♦his town, which I will sell at retail cht ai cr than any
living man.
CANDY of all kinds sold to those who buy tosel! again
at Pedlar's pi b-es.
Towa la.l . 15/1.859. Et T. FOX.
LA S3 AXD SASH.—IOO l-.ovcs U!a.sß,l
'J IhOO li rhr.; -'a !i tur -it
' Oct H. > > W. A. ROCKWFj I.M 1
ijuslntss Cirrus.
DR (HAS. M.TL'RN ER, I'IIYSK 7J
A" RURGFON, offers his proff-sional servi*..
the inhabitants of Towai.da and vLiniti. OCi c ;.u
idence in the dwelling recently occupied 1 v 11.
~ofce door north of the Epis >pa! Church, ou Mah
Etreet. t e
0' VEIITOX' K MOXTAXVE! 'TTTO'D
NjIYS s'.'l /..I ll r ~() i;, Uni'.li Li ;. fo:.
y oecupit iby J . liaci AHLA.SE.
H.J.madiu " j. •., ■
\! -\ I JILL A MORROW, A TTOITM-YS
1. AND COUNSET.LORR AT LAW-AY
cv< :Mi rw:n* sSiwe.T' Nvauila,l'u.
Towanda, April 2. is. n -43-tf
TY:. E. H. MA SOX, /'// YSICIA X A\D
j IT SURGEON, offer- his pr> rial services to tl.e
pec'ple 1 1 Tovvandu ard vicimtr. Olliceath-n..ice. e
jon Pin- stn .t, wl ere, he can always be found when ,t
professh sally ng iged.
P R. PARSOXS, ATTORNEY AT
I.AIR, TROY, Bradford Co., Pa. Office over V
M. .V H. F. Losg'e store. Aug- 7, 15.
HENRY B. M KEAX, ATTORNEY
- A7' LA IV, TOWANDA, PA.; will pay prompt
attention to business entrusted to him. Collections made
on reasonable terms, with prompt remittances. ostly
LM.HAXAX SMITH, Enving returned to
iJ Towanda, has opened a Law Office over Mercur's
Store. Dec. 1.1857.
F.V I I- 11. WESTON, DEN
AF A, 77*. P. permanently located in Towanda.
I T_. I~> OFFICE one door south of Bailcy&Ncvcii.-'.
Towanda, Fob. 19,1853.
O. 12. WOODRUFF-DENTIST.
T3EIIMAXEXTLY located in Towanda.—
X Office No. 5, Brick Row, over 11. VV. NOIILKS' Store.
Entrance one door south of Tracy A Moores. dec.l.tf.
DIL.S, G. S.iI'ECK AND O. CITURCJL
ILL, SURGEONS AND MECHANIC At.
DENTISTS, TOWANDA, Pa. *-<>ffire, No. ],
Brick Row, over E. T. Fox's store—entrance first door
en Pine st. February 16, 1860.
/ I UY 11. WATKINS, ATTORNE VAT
VJ LAW, TOWANDA. PA.
Office opp i. ite Ijßporte. Mason A Co.
i 'Colh. ctions made and remitted with promptness.
Towanda, January 2, lst;o.
DR. PORTERS
OLD BIIUG STORE,
Already admitted to be
Tim largest, safest and most approved
DRUG HOUSE IN NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA!
w iTn
An established reputation for keeping the best medicine,
UNEQUALLED
In its facilities and apparatus for compounding and pre
paring
MCDICJNE AND PRESCRIPTIONS,
Conducted hy thoroughly competent persons, wi.o.i'", te
the meet careful attentlon,p*y the strictest regard
to accuracy, and u only selected arti
cles. and medicines of unques
tioned purity, has bee one
HSIE SA3II XSIIDB SY
With prices revised to cori -qxuid with the market.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
ALL AKTICLfcS WARKAXTUD AS RErRESESTKU.
By recent arrangements with the Manufacturers, Impor
ters or First Holders of Goods and Cash Purcha
ses, the prices will always he at the low
est point for Prime Goods.
LOWER FIGURES THAN EVER IN
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, (ilas,s,
DRUGS &. DYE-STUFFS.
i Everything in this extensive sleek trill be sold
CHEAP for Cash !
TRICES REDUCED, VIZ:
Of Soaps, Perfumery, Brashes, Combs,
jpoclict SLuives and Siazcrs,
IAT mps mid MI tcrii >. Is for L HJLT T.
TRUSSES & SUPPORTERS,
Wi'NES AND LIQUORS, ONLY FOR MEDICINE,
TODACCO a SNUFF.
All the Popular Patent Medicine? ,
Tooth, Skin & Eair Preparations,
Fanny Articles of all Descriptions,
Eoltclic, IHTA /tie and Homoeopathic MEDI, ims
Spices, Ri:d Seed, Lump M ides end Garden .Sc...'.
PISH TACKLE, A If MUNITION, Ac.
Constituting the most complete n utnient, cmbr.i 'ag
the great wants of the I'eople. reduced in I'i ice,
and revised for tiie Cash System.
DR. PORTER'S CAMPHENE !
DR. PORTER'S ALCOHOL!
PR. PORTER'S BURNING FLUID !
Are Fresh, daily prepared, and unrivalled by any in Uw
Market.
DR. PORTER'S PREPARATIONS
Fcr Family Use,
Known n Safe and Reliable Remedies, are warranted foi
what they are intended to give satisfaction,
viz :
Dr. Porter's Pectoral Syrup price 27 J oentf
Dr. IVrter's Family Embrocation •' 25
Dr. P.rrtei"., Tonic Klixer *• 50 "
Dr. Porter's WofJt Syrup " 25 •'
Dr. Porter's Coinp. llypophosphitea.. " 100
Dr. Porters Uterine Tonic./ " ' >0
Dr. Porter's Blackberry Bal/am.. " "
Dr. Porter's Tooth Ache Drops " "
Dr. Porter's Cephalic Snuff. 25 "
Dr. Porter's Tm>th Powder •' 25 "
Dr. Porter's Trieogene " 25 "
Dr. Porter's Tricophile " 25 "
Dr. Porter's Shampoo " 25 "
Dr. Porter's Horse and Cattle Lotion " 37J "
Dr. Porter's Horse and Cattle Powder " 25 "
Dr. Porter's Bed Bug Poison " 25 "
Dr. Porter's Bkick Ink " **2s '*
Dr. Porter'sCfeswejag Fluid " :m •'
Dr. Porter's I!at and Mice Poison " 25 "
I>r. Porter's Citrate Magnesia " 25 "
Hedical ldvice given gralnitoiDly at the offkc
Charging only for Medicine.
Thankful for pa<t lilvoral patronage would respect-
Inllv announce to his fi'iet\ds and tiie jmblic that no pains
shall he spared to satisfy and merit the continuance of
their confidence and patronage, at the
CUYSII JY\ IL A STORE
Corner of Main and Pine streets.
J""e W. 11. C. PORTER. M. D.
CLOSING UP OF NAVIGATION.
RRE.IK IN THE
TtlO JIFX W \N"TED to buy Stoves at the MAM
'MM/ MoTll FOUNDRY, or:e door east of Mercnr's
bt.'i'e. We have just received the largest assortment i
SI'CVES ever brought to this mark, t, both for C d • ; d
Wood Cooking. Parlor Coal and Wood Parlor, Dining
room Six-plate and Cylitidcred Stoves. Some ot t!io
celebrated Empress Cook Stoves, the best Coal Stove ever
manufactured, all of which will bo sold cheaper than at
any other establishment in country.
A large quantity of Tin Ware, Stove Pipe, l'lbo . .
Coal Hods. Coal Shovels and Coal Sifters, always oil
I h.'.ud, and It r ale at Wholcs/lo or 11 t til. All h a-ls at
| . ; ati:igs and machine wyrk done tooriler on short 111' '•
Particular attention pad to I!< ing. Eve Trou
ductors, G .iters and ail kinds of Jobbing done and war
ranted t. give siti focti. n.
All ki- 1. of Sc ond Land Cotiking Stoves on :• 'a
Vv'hi h wi!! be .• Id eery cheap, l'h ~ c. -a -..i1.
Towanda Nov. 1.185 J. JOHN CARMAN.
! \ LL WAXTIXG FA R.MS IX A RE
| -AXlightful cliric.te, i...1i soil, and secure "r..n t.
|.* -e Ivci th-euie-at ot a'eu LauJd in figv'2 **
eolnrctJ.