LOCAL AND GENERAL. j®- A young man by the name of Smith, a volunteer from Rome, died at Troy, of diptberia, on Sun day last- Mis remains passed through this place on Mon day, tn route for his former residence. BQt, Mr. Agitator, you did right in striking a traitorous sheet from your list of exchanges. Not eveu the ink that is used to prii.t newspapers, should be al lowed to be put on types that print disunion doctrines. Off with him, on every side ! jfcirC. 11. Keelcr, son of X. H. Keelkr, of this village, we notice, has become connected with Micuael Mktlekf, in the publishing of the Sull van County Democrat. Cur wish is, that he may prosper, sod grow wise in the art that p reserves the arts. Suc cess to him. Navigation Opened. —Navigation is now cptn on the North Branch Canal, and freight boats are constantly passing and re passing this yla-e. Urge quantities of Barclay coal, is daily shipped from their dock. The breaks have all been repaired, and the ca nal is now in navagable order. The l*ucket Gazelle, Capt. Watts, is now plying between this place and Athens, With superior accommodations for passengers. Polk Raising —A Union Meeting will be held at the School House, near 11. Acclet'S, in Tuscnro ra township, at 2 o'clock, P. M„ on Saturday, May lsth. Extensive preparations are being made for a large meet ing, and excellent speakers have ben engaged for the occasion. The Springhill Brass Band will bo in atten dance to euliven the meeting. A pole bearing the Stars and Stripes, will be raised during the afternoon. A gen eral invitation is extenJed to all Baton loving citizens. B£T Naiad — At a regular meeting of Na iad Fire Co. No. 2 . held it the Engine House. May 3, 1861, the following offieerj were elected for the ensuing 7** r : — foreman. —K. W. ELM ELL. F,rst Atst —U. H. WooDßtrrr. Second Jlit.—E. L. Dscxzk. Pipeman —D. VandkbCOQX. See —Ciias. Caoss. Treat —Wit. I'ABSO.sS. ItjSi, At an adjoornH meeting of tlie Stock holders of tue Towanda Telegraph Company held at the WH House on Monday evening April 29—W*. ELWKLL r-ideut. G. D. Montamyx Secre ary—the following OSctrs and Board of Directors were elected, in pursu tz-tin t'oe Charter, for the ensuing year : President. —G. F.MASON. Ti'uioer —C. S. KuestLL. See'etary. —C. 1,. WARD. Directors.— tV. ElwclL, Jis. MACRABLaNX, Joetrn Powzi.l., 11. S. MERCCK, and J. F. MEANS. I C£F A? the season advances, once more ere I It is too late, lot me remind you of the importance of pre- | I Ktvlcg y r houses, barns and fences, frotn ruin and de- j I i-a* ly the use of I'aint, Oil and Varnith, which now j utsy Lo procured very cheap—warranted pure—at Dr. I Poktbk e Drug Store, corner of Main and Pine Streets, Towaudi Pa., and should be spread before the season of ftssnddast. Your buildings cleansed and well paint ed and the use of Dr. POSTS* a lirxnc fUm dees every Spring, will secure for your families sucb health and v ig or will enable tkein engage in various pursuits with p'.caicre, and undergo all the necessary toil of everyday lile. Medici's. Totvanda II omk Gi'Aßre.—At a moetinp of; the eit ;.ca of ih.s pkvee. be:J 03 Monday evening la=t, I a "onipniiy of Home fiuardi iris organized, and tha follow- I ing officers eiectcu' : Captain —Jou.v A. CoDCiso. • B Fait l.irut -tt's. 11. Dean. l Second I.ieul --Jas. Macvart,avs Orderly Set geant.— ALLKS MCKbam. k-nai Dr. C. M. Tt RKSS. H ."uril Ws. T. Dav!*. I Fourth " Gco. H. WOOD. ■ First Corporal —l.bstlr Dk LA Montanti. I .brand " CHAR. CASE. ■ 'hird O. D. Goonrsovnu. Fourth W'h. 11. TELFORD. H D - IMPROVEMCNT9.—Notwitilstanninjr the *t" it ennveming a great .".mount of mony to aid in dc- I ftr.ee 1! or glorious conntry and institutions, our citi- I ttr.t have made a reserve for building purposes. In all 'arts of our beautiful village, bouses are being erected, ■ :ti may, perhaps, be occupied some future day by the ' inmi Guard This state of things show that all of ■ tit - pockets are not dreancd as yet. But while there is being funds laid out to bniiil lioufc-s, i I cur Towu Council should remember that jusl a Utile ] -■ iould be appropriated to repair our side .Iks in dike- j 'I rr ot parts of the town, which are *t the present in a j very bad condition. Towanda ha-a good nau.e among! II improvements, and she sh cild not bo bcliiud other bur- j iH eaghs in this particular. Then let tl.e citizens " mend i )B Iw way, ' which lead them to their respective homes. : e arc informed by a wentleman from Trick, that a volunteer company of Home Guards, nutn- about one hundred, has teen organized in that ! and meet on each Saturday for drill. The fol ''2 named gentlemea are the officers : c ?lam—I. A. PECK. fiat Lieut.— A. G.CAMP. fecttd Lfeul—l. 8. CLAM, Sergeant.—J. S. Crawford. ■ Srrond - W M. BLACHKR, Titrd W. w. Rogers. itH F <*r>K T . s. CAMr. F ' r,t Corpora! —JoSETH HCRST- I S"ond " Et.Hsu BILES. ■ Third F.J.BLAcnER. f'd* \Vx. Angle. ' rrim Pany will remain at home, subject to the call ' "M Governor. p 1 oca 1. Concert. —There wtig held a :St* 3 ' f -° n ' r rt at the Court Ilonse last Friday evening, ate ' t '" > '' action of Prof. T. E. Peiikins, of the Nor ,!e. , blemy of Music. Geneseo, N. Y., assisted by Mr. u cr Ik,s T.r. Frimo Basso, T. 11. Chckcu, Basso, and nc singing commenced, Prof. PERKINS made [OH- a .'*P r '':>riate remarks, which were listened to with j'llf H 5 Among the many well-selected and popular | e ; p higher order, we present a few to the eye ; ( j c >l e: 'ders v'e Greet Thee, There's Music in the j [f , 6 f our Union. When the ! ' Hushed to Peace, Blue Violets, The Barber- • ' Jntr . v Home, Stand by the Flag, [This piece | "d by the Professor, we believe,] We are ■... l \ JiCe '-idy. Wake The Three Callers. By re- | hi® H . ir Spangled Banner was sung, and the audi- 1 *l3 ■ *"' b P' Ms b I'll Sec Thee Nelly, Home, Kind [pefl 'ever Die, Libia, Meet Me Soon, High and n ce. - T Smi ling Morn, and Columbia—all which we -e f o f V ' otD Pl'shed tronp is well known thronghont the • ji. ■ . ,' ? co "ntry, and therefore needs no recommen - " r " ;r P* n - Wherever they go. they receive "' 'fences. Their music is of classic caste. •v p so s as t, west, north.or south, they should jj 'P cr regard at the hands of the music loving ! "g L . that they gave entire satisfaction . H.--,' Wc lre '""■y t0 M >' that the audience was not N* f * 11 kll °uld hare been. We believe they will nine Btb 00|efc r ' ,m Lert - and we hope they may receive 5°, nrt CoDTen ed 011 MondT. Tb pro ■ J pp*ar next wk. Sunlury American, of the Ith iost., says :—'• The war exciteirent in this placa has rather in sreasej than diminished. Troops arrive almost daily in the cars. On Wednesday morning, the T* o'clock train brought in al>out six hundred men irom the Northern counties, namely : four companies from Potter, Elk.Me- Kean and Cameron, under command of Col. Thomas L. Kane, of Philadelphia, brother of Pr. Kane, of Arctic celebrity. These companies are made up of the robust and hardy watermen of the lumbering regions of the North and West Branches of the Susquehanna, and look as it they would be a match for double tliair number of the kid gloved gentry, that constitute most of the army South.— They are railed the " Kane RiCes," and uu-abcr about 300 men,commanded by Captains Wtx.-i.ow, Blanch ur>. Ft drl.o aud Ovektox. The other three companies are from Bradford county,a fine body of men, many of whom are among the best citizens of the county. These compe nies were respectively commanded by Captair- Gore, Mason and Bkadbciiy. Many of those meo had break fast at 3 and a o'clock in the mom'n - ;. and were truly grateful for the refreshments furnished the.u by our cit : - zens. They were accompanied by Gen. Mkass, Colonel Ma dill, Captain Spalding, and other influential citizens of Bradford county. On reaching Sunbury they were greatly disappointed on finding an order from the Govern or to the Superintendent of the Northern Central road, at this place, forbidding the forwarding of any troops without a special order. Col. Kane, in reply to his des patch to the Governor, received au order to bring 131 of his men. The Colonel, however, refused to sepa,ate his men, and remained in quarters with them until the uext day. A Sand slide having occured near the Relins grove station, the regular train did not leave ou'il 2 P. M.. leaving seven companies, or nearly GOO men, to be quar tered and provided for till next morning. Col. KANE and his men occupied the Court House, the I.utlicran and Me thodist churches. The other companies occupied the lower rooms of the Public School building, the Episcopal and Lutheran school rooms. The ladies in the meantime converted the Grand Jury room into a commissary department. Beef, bread, ham, cgxs, butter, cakes, coftre, and other edibles, were bro't in large quantities for the troops, many families having parted with all the bread in their houses. A certain num ber of men were detached from each company to the commissary department, and were furnished by th ladies with supplies of provisions ready cooked Cel. Madill sta. tioned himself among the ladies to preserve order atnong the troops as tbev bore away their rations. The troops, before they took possession of their quarters, were ad dressed by Gen. Means, Col. Kane, and others, who ex pressed their warmest thanks for the hospitality and kindness extended towards them by the citizens of Sun bury, and appealed to the troops to commit no acts dero gatory to th'-ir character as good citizens. In the morning the Bradford county troops were form ed into a hollow square, and in front of the Court House nd addressed by Geu. Means. Three cheers were given for the citizens of Sunbury, and three more and a tiger tor the ladies. The companies then entered the cars.— Col. KANE'S men theu entered the Square, and aftergiv ir,g three cheers, fired a parting salute iu a solid body." The Reorganization of the State Militia. Iff the lloti=e of Representatives, at Ilar risborp, yesterday, Mr. liail, from the Select Committee of that brunch, to whorne had been referred the special message of the Gov ernor, reported a biii for the reorganization of the State niiiitia, and other puruosesofa si nilar character. By the provisstous of the bill, the State Treasurer is authorized to bor row, on the credit of the State, three million of dollars, hearing interest at six per cent., to he used for defraying the expenses of or ganizing, arming, equipping, transporting, and ►applying the military forces of the State.— No bonds shall be issued for a less sum than twenty-five dollars, nor fhall it be negotiated for less than its par value. The Governor is authorized, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, to np point in addition to those officers aiiuweii by law, an officer in command of our State, forces, with the rank of Major General, net! entitled, when iu service, to the rank, pay and emo luments of a Major General in th" service o.' the Government. Lie shall ul.-o appoint twu officers of the rank of Brigadier General. The Government R also authorized to estab lish two camps of instru lion, ; i su :ii places as m?.y be determined on by the Governor, Adjutnut General, and OIL:, lerusa ler Getter al. The nnmher of men at each of these camps shall not he more tnanseven regiments. K-jci 1 camp shall be under lite command of u commissioned officer of the ran!: net below that of acolonei. Unless iu tirr.e of darker, no person shall be required to rervo i.t the camp fur a period ie. , than tec. nor more titan thir ty days i.t each year. The chief of each siuff depart men hall command uli the subordinate officers. The Governor nay appoint nil staff officers he may ueem necessary for proper efficiency, the same to receive the pay allotted to persons of a similar rani: in the service of the United Statrs. lie is also authorized and empowered to confer brevet rank on all such officers of the Pennsylvania troops as may distinguish themselves for bravery, and the brevet rank of second lieutenant on such non-eomtniitsioried officers and privates as may distinguish them selves by gallant and meritorious conduct. The Governor is further required to call immediately info the field and organize, for the defence of the Commonwealth, fifteen reg intents of cavalry and infantry, and also such numbers of companies of artillery and rifles as the interests of the State may require.— Whenever the emergency of the stale may require, he is empowered to call for any num ber of troops not exceeding hfteen regiments. In addition to these departments,there shall be a hospital department under the commad of a surgeon general. Each division shall have a hospital surgeon with tlie rank of Major. These officers shall be recommended by u medical board. Their ranks shall not entitle them to promotion, nor, unless when in service under the requisition of the Pres ident, or the proclamation of the Governor, regulate their pay or rations. The bill dcclails that it shall not be lawful for a volunteer to leave the State until he lias been armed and equipped for effective service, and has been accepted by the Governor under a requisition ot the President. It shall be also lawful for the authorities of any city, or bo rough to assess and levy a tax for the support of the families of all volunteers in service.— This tax shall not exceed one milt on the dol lar per annum. All incorporated universities, colleges, and academies in the commonwealth, are also au thorized to establish, in connection with their several institutions, as a military professorship for the education of young nieu iu military discipline and the art of war. In Wvalnsinsr. Mav I, 1861. by the Iter. N. S. Rrown.Mr. WM. CH AM llKfit I. A IN', Jit., to Miss I'. JEW IE FKA ZEIt, both of Wyalu.sing. April 30 at the residence of J. W. Infjham Esq., by the Rev David Craft. Mr. VOLXEY FIO.WET M. D. ( to Miss EMMA A B. INGHAM. All of Wilmot. WILMOT & WATKINS. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, TOWANDA, PA.—Office formerly occupied by U. Mercer. DAVID WILMOT f G. H "WATKIKS. May ilMl. tficto SHtorrUsrinents. APRIL 22, 1861. AT THE KEYSTONE STORE, A COUPLETS ASSORTMENT OF SPfiiHG L SiiMi) GOODS, I | HAS J"U"ST | BEEN OPENED. ARE IWITED TO AN Examination Of THIS STOCK. PLANTS! CHAFE VINES At FLOWER FOTS, For sale at the Garden of IT -A. It It Y MIX. Isabella, Concord. Clinton, jHartford Prolific, Delawate, [Brown's Catawba, ltebec va, j While Sweet Water, Catawba. Diana. Northern 'f'.sc.vHtH, White Chassclas, And a . arlaty of tenner Crap- Vir . nil of v.Licb willjbe ! sold at LOW ItA a r : . | LIST OF PRICES : 3 ioch Flower Pols at • ctuUeach. ! 5 " '• " I 6 " •' •' " H ••' •' I 7 10 " " ""■ " " ') " " ■ IsCd. 10 " " " ' 3;, Early Winniny - ladt Cabhag >; cc U dox. j Early Ox Hear* * " C " Early Sugar Loaf •' ff " " | Early Fork " „ *• 11 j Early LomloV C'auiiflo-.cr C " " i 1.-.rgc I.ate Caniifiower • •' " ! I .org Egg i'h lit -0 ' •' Large Sweet ! eppvr-j 10 Bell-shaped Peppers :•) " ' Sweet Chinese Tomato lb •' " I Large Veilow " -> •' " j l.arn: I,'ed " tj " •* I Large Round Egg Plant 10 " " All la'." Cabbage I'lauC, oat-door culture, 2 5 p-r auu- | dreu. A tew thtiusuiid Swec. Potato Pi.it.U wih be in erudi tion <• set from the lota of May to the 10th of June, at 5J • • :P-' pe. lr'..d;x .1. French Yellow ahcrdoc.i Tuia'.cp Plants, 25 cents por huttdrc '■ Mi u.u!hv l !a:it-> in Pots. "0 cents each l't. < t-'.ery, at k < cents per hundred; tlim ..tnds in fine condi tion to-ft Imm the IBtli of Majr to the Ist of August. ri' 'lnch pains .. ill t>e takcu to make plants as strong ami stocky ; s |>o.-siik- by toting. Ac. Plants and \ inc.-, may be i trried any di-t. ,u as liiey v. ill Is; packet : i ..'.oc ;t •ediny wtl!. \ll cr-yc vines t.arrantcd *,o ' be i.e. to name. Towr.odo, May 1, lScl. prrjfip f) pMPaeflVft pftft r - Vi sSiAti ' . uytvhiiiii e'JJL w 4 ; ! In Great Variety, NOW OPENING, ll 'est Side of Hie l'uhiic sijua,e, at the store of A. wiCKKAr.i & son. l'owanda, April 30, ls6l. swsW SiFISIM ®lM§ RECEIVED DY H. S. IVJERCUR, Towanda, April 24, 18CiI. OAKFORD A SON'S CELEBRATED HAT, For Spring and Summer Styles, Just received at E. S. BENEDICT'S Clothing and Hat and Cap Store, March 7. TOWAND.V. PA. STOVES ! STOVES! JUST RECEIVED! HAVING lately returned from the city . where we have purchased for CASH a large as sortment of STOVES, of all varieties and sizes suited to this locality, we arc prepared to sell Cheap for Cash or approved credit. We would call especial attention to the celebrated Coal Stove 10 Vfl ■— bc BCMWe the perfection of arrangement for burning coal. We are also casting and setting up in onr own Foundry, a num ber of kinds of excellent COOKING STOVES,and BOX STOVES for SCHOOL-HOUSES and SHOPS. Persons who fear to purchase imported Stoves on ac count or broken plates. Ac..can get just as good of Home Manufacture. Our assortment taken a whole, is ttie Largest and Most Complete ever offered for sale in this market. We also manufacture and keep constantly on hand, a full assortmeut of TIN-WARE, and will make to order any thing trom a Telescope op— to a Sausage Machine ! Kf Call and examine for yourselves, and yon will be satisfied that there is something in the world yet, besider Gas. JOHN CARMAN. Towanda, Ang. 30,15C0. N. B Our Tin Store is on Main street, south store in Mercur'a Block. A CARD. THE nndersi<rn6tl having found it better for all concerned to do business on the Ready-Pay sys tem would respectfully give notice that after "the s'2d of April no credit will be given. Those having unsettled accounts wiil please call and pay up without farther no tice. W. A. ROCKWELL. Towanda, April IS, 1861. BUffER FIRKINS & TUBS At PATCH'S. Sftbcrtfafmrnts. R."MT\yELLE9, (Late Senior Proprietor of the Tioga Point Agricul tural I forks.) Has Recently Purchased the ATHENS FURNITURE ROOMS, AND Cabinet Manufactory, and will give liis new business his personal attention, and with the distance of Mr. A. O. Hart, as Foreman, be will strive to increase the popularity of 'bis WELL KNOWN and favorite establishment. A Splendid Assortment of Goods! We have on hand and shall always keep the VERY BEST ASSORTMENT OF Bureaus, Secretaries, Book Cases. to be found within 100 miles of us.—all of our own supe rior manufacture. Come and see them. SOFAS. TETE-A-TETES, LOUNGES. EASY CHAIRS. MAHOGANY CHAIRS, ' and Chairs of Every Description ! Extension Dining Tables, ! MARBLE-TOP AND CENTRE TABLES. (anything y>H :ucy want in that line.) Then a<jain look at our BEAUTIFUL SETTS 0? Enameled Chamber Furniture, of our own manufacture—gooT enough for any AMERI CAN SOVEREIGN 1 Bedsteads, Beds & Matresses! BEaUVIFUL MIRRORS, Looking Glasses. Plates & Frames ELEGANT SQUARE PICTURE AND OVAL PHOTO GRAPH Kit A4l ICS. and Goods 100 nnmtrovs io tmniio::. ! Wj shall at all times keep a .'all supply of nicely dri | ishtd and furnished ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY, V.'AL j NUT, CHERRY and COMMON READY-MADE COFFINS. I All orders, for Coffins of any description, size, stylo j and price, .shall be expeditiously mid satisfactorily filled. We keep a GOOD IIEARSR, ready at all times for use at low rates ; and can attend aud conduct funerals any where within 20 miles. N. B. All articles of our own m.n.ufuctnrs are war ranted : and all other Goods are camiiilly selected from the s'ocl.s of the h -t and cheapest manufacturers in the Middle and Eastern Slates. PRICES CHE A: 4 FG;I CASH, OK SliOßf APPROVED CREDIT. t~y Tio rut buy .iscichc. e t II at least you have exam ; in.J cur hoc k of Coot*j. It. M. WELLE9. Athena, Pa., March 28, ISM. i WAR ! WAR!! I i I JUT LLC ".TtKD AT MOXTANYES' BTO n E , A LARGE STOCK OF SPRING & SUMMER GOODS Purchased in New-York City during a Great War Panic, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, Which will be offered at WHOLESALE fc RETAIL, QTP- At prices that cannot fail to please. April 22, '6l. MOXTANYES. I Hurry Alon, Everybody! TO the New Grocery and Provision Store, just opened by 21. 11. ST3VEPTS. at the building formerly occupied by J. If. KEVINS, on Main atreet. opposite the Court House. His stock con sists of various brands of Coffee's Teas. Sugars Ac., all very cheap ; besides a splendid assortment of Spices, Nuts, Candies, Fruits and Confectionaries, C'gars of ev ery quality and price. He will also pay the highest price for BUTTER AND ECCS, and such other articles of country trade as the farmers tnay have to dispose of. He would just say to all. if you want anything in my line of trade, give me a call, 'and you can he accommodated. Towanda, April 10,1861. H. 11. S. BUY YOUR GARDEN FEUDS AT FOX'S. Ihnvc the largest stock and best variety of j Garden Seeds ever offered for sale in this town. It is a well known fact that a large proportion of the Garden Seeds sold throughout the country, are old, infe rior, and often worth's**. In view of this fact I have ta ken great pains to procure Fresh and Reliable Seeds, in fact the best to be found in market, in hopes to sup ply & want long telt in this community, (and also to in crease my own sales in tiiat line.) Will you examine my Seeds before purchasing elsewhere ? ter REM EM HER TIIAT GOOD SEEDS COST NO j MOltE THAN POOR ONES. I tar WITH GOOD SEEDS YOU CAN* HAVE GOOD ! VEGETABLES. , WITH POOR SEEDS NONE, j Towanda, March 21,1861. E. T. FOX. ~Vj"OTICE TO COLLECTORS —You are j As hereby authorized to deduct live per cent, from the t State tax ot every individual who shall pay his or her State and County Taxes in full, on or before the 22d day of June next, and the same shall be allowed you in your settlement with the Treasurer, provided the same is by you paid into the County Treasury on or before the 26th and 27th days oi June, next. By order of the Commis sioners. E. B. COOLBAUGH, Clerk. Commissioner's Office, April 8,1861. ADM IXISTRATORS NOTlCE—Notice is hereby given, that all persons indebted to the estate ot NATHAN B. HILL, late of Rome tp. dee'd., j are hereby requested to made payment without de lay, and all persons having demands "against said estate, will present them duly authenticated for settlement. SMITH LENT, April 17,1861. Administrator. Garden Seeds!! WARRANTED FRESH, At PATOR'fI ■ - - imtscrllatuous. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF BOOTS, AT HUMPHREY'S- The subscriber offers liis very Large Stock of Boots of his own manufacture and also his Extensive aud well selected assortment of 1 LADIES' FINE WORK, of all styles and varieties for the remainder of this Sea son to Cash Customers at prices which make it a great nduceiuent to give him a call before purchiug elsewhere. Also, an unusually large stock of LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS at reduced prices to suit the times. Also, a Due assort ment of CROCKERY, which I will sell at bargains, la order to closa that ru* ch of my business. FOUR TONS BOONETOH NA3LS, ' COLLI.XS AXES, CAST STEEL SHOVELS, MANURE FORKS, SADDLERY WARE, mzaaa.Tr sassai&asis. &c., &c., Dec. I,IS6'J. J. D. HUMPHREY. NOV. 2-1, 1860. LATEST ARRIVAL OF WINTER GOODS! CONSISTING OF EVERY VARIETY, STYLE AND i QUALITY OF LADIES DRESS GOODS. AND TRIMMINGS, PRINTS AND GINGHAMS, OIL CLOTHS AND CARPETXNGS, ■! BOOTS Sc SHOES, HATS AItSD CAPS, GROCERIES, CROCKERY. II ADR WARE. Etc. Feeling confident that we are now prepared to meet he wants of ALL, we would call ilie attention of the public to our NEW STOCK, which will be sold at greatly reduced prices for C ASn oi READY-PAY. Nov.au, 1860. TRACY & MOORE, j LATEST ARRIVAL OF SPRING GOODS. William. A. Rockwell would invite attention to his new stock of Goous, which have been selected with great care to suit the wants of his customers. Having found it desirable to adopt the Ready-Pay System, he offer: his Good ;at correspondingly LOW TRICES. | ! Persons examining his present FASHIONABLE & DESIRABLE STOCK. j which was purchased at PANIC PRICES, can net fail of being satisfied both with articles offered and prices asked, fi.s .took consists of Bry Ca-oGds, CxBOCEBIES, Boots <£ Shoes, Hats & Caps, 1 WALL AND CURTAIN PAPERS, HARDWARE, GLASS & SASH, Paints, Oils, and Fails, BIRD CAGES <£ SEEDS, CROCKERY, GLASS & WOOD EX-WARE. PLASTER, constantly on hand and for sale at No. 1, Tatton's Block. April 18,1861. IMPORTANT NOTICE. To Farmers and others Interested ! I TREES—3O,OOO Choice Fruit IJL Trees for sale, including all the best variety of the Apple, the Pear, Peach, Plum, ( herry and Apricot, atso a fine collection of the bc<t Evergreen-., such as Norway Spruce. Fir. Arbor Vitae, Austrian Pine, Scot h Fir and Black Spruce, including all sizes, Irom 2 to G leet. suited to ornament lawns and door yards, also Dwarf Box for edging. Deciduous ornamental trees and shrubs, European Ash. do. Horse Chestnut, European Larch, Fringe or Smoke tree. Altbea. Deutzia, Seabra, African Tamarix, Wigelia Rosea, Forsythia, Spirea, Primifoiio and many others not named. 5000 of our best Native hardy Grape Vines, for sale the coming spring, such as Delaware, Con-ord, Rebecca and Cottage .also Clinton, Catawba and Isabella. 20 varieties Of the best I,eating Strawberries, including Wilson's Albany seedling, HoveyA Hooker seedling: sold at low prices, by the 100 or lutio : the Led Cherry White Grare Curt-rents, also Red A White, Dutch, Black. English and Black Naples ; 12 other kinds not 'named here. 1000 Law ton Blackberry plants, these fruited in my garden last summer and proved equal to ',he recom mend. A line collection of Hybrid, Perpetna.', and Climb ing Roses and Dahlias. In addition to rny Nursery, lo cated at this place, I have lately purchased the Tioga Point Nursery, embracing over 25.000 fruit A ornamentnl trees with all other things in the line. Our people will find it much to their advantage to buy these articles at home instead of giving orders to traveling Agents from Rochester and other places at a distance. , „ DANIEL HARKINS. rovranda, Pa.. Feb. 23, 1861. P S.—A few good Salesmen wanted to act as Agents apply at my house. p. n. IN the mailer oj the opplir/tlinn of Asi Sla ter for the benefit of the Insolvent Imws — To my creditors. Take Notice— l have applied to the Honorable the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas of lor the County of Bradford, for the benefit of the Insolvent IJIWS of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and they have appoint ed MONDAY the 6th day of May next, at 2 o'clock, p. ra., to hear me and my creditors, at the Court House in the Borongh of Towanda, when ted where you may t -' tend If yon think proper Jfar-h3B.UBt, ASA SLATER. ittfsccllanrous. NOW READY! BIRTLETTS'MiI IRONWORKS TOW AN DA, PKNNA. THE Sabicribcr heps leave to call the at teution of the public to the fact that be has enliigJ his motive power and purchased and set up additional machinery, and employed a larger number of wotkmcn than formerly, so thuthe is now prepared to execute or ders for Castings or Machinery with promptitude. lie has ot his works nil the PATTERNS in use by the late lirm of Wm. If. Phiiiips A Son ol Elmira N*. Y., and has ala> added to these, patterns of various kinds. MILL IRONS furnished for Grist Mills, Gang, Gate, Circular and Muiey Saw Mills, besides STEAM ENGINES of different sizes and styles and in fart almost any kiatl of Castings or Machinery in common use. Steam Fillings such as Steam Pipes, Flbenes, Return Bed*, Reducers, Couplings, Globe-Valves, Cheek Voices, Guagt Cock., Oil Cups, IVhietles, fyc. always on hand and mad# to order. He is also prepared to furnish STEAM BOILERS of any siz or kind wanted. Small Castings made in Brass or Composition. Cook ing and Heating Stoves of different sizes manufactured and lor sale at the above works. Furniture for Cooking Stoves and Stove Pipe always on hand _ Persons who want GEARING of any kind are Informed that the subscrioer has mote patterns for Gearing than any other concern iu this part of the eouutry. They would l>e quit-* sure of finding ameng his Patterns Gear ing that would answer their wants aad thus save delay and expense iu getting up work. He makes also a large variety of Pulleys, Balanbo \\ heels and Crank-, V. a;<-r \\ heels ; also Saw Gurnmers, Thimble ske.ns and Pipe Boxes, Iron Fence, Caldrou ', Plows, Ac. His equipment of machinery consists of a good tools as are made, and was selected with 3'he design of being able to do any job which might be offered, whether largo or small In short Lis off i t has been to get up iu all respects a fir-t class establishment. Terms Reasonable. Orders solicited. Cash paid for Old Pewter and Brit tan ia. ■ Works situated on Main Street near Barclay It. It. Canal Basin. 0. D. BARTLETT. Towanda, April 11. JBGI. Preyirietos. SULLIVAN COUNTY Hardware and Stove Store. D. C.TIALL, I> ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of \i Sullivan County, and tho public getlerally, that he has commenced business in DL'SHORE, where he has just received a very extensive stock of f r 3a of every style and pattern, adapted for burning Coal or Wood which will b- sold as low as any other place thle -ido of Albany or New York, 'ihe attention of those desiring to puriha-e Stoves i- r aiticnlarly directed tj| my assortment, which is especially adapted to the wants of this section ol the country, and w ill be sold lower than car.be purchased this s. le ot Albany or New York. I believe I can offer gi-eater inducements than any otLer establishment in the country. Also, Hardware, Iron, Steel, Nails, Glass, PAINTS AND OILS, Housa and Carriage Trimmings, SPRINGS, IRON AXLES & BOXES, of all sizes. Car penter s and Jomcr'-Tool-. Blacksmith's Tools. Cross- Cut, Circular and Mill SAWS,TabIe and Pocket Cutlery. Pumps. Lead Pipe. Chain Pumps and Tube. Farming Tools. Tin W.nv and Stove Pipe, always on baud, at 1 Wholesale and Retail. Job Work done on short notice. W Grain. (Ed Ir-.i, C -pper, Britannia, Brass, Bees wax and Feathers, taken in exchange for goods. Having had many years' experience in the business, I am confident I .,i : make it the interest of purchasers to g.ve me a call. My goo is will be bought at the lowest rates, and sold at corresponding prices. Ail manufactur ed articles will lie made Ir on the best materials, and by competent workmen,and will be warranted. D. C. lIALL. Dnshore. Oct. 25, ISC9. Burbanlrs Bakery TIIE subscriber respectfully informs tbe pub lic that iie has re-utned the management of the aiiove establishment, one door south of the " Ward House," where he is manufacturing CRACKERS, of every description, wtich as oyster, milk, Boston, soda, butter, water, pic-nic, Graham, sugar, wine and common cracker.. Also, Rusk, Buns, Butter Rolls, Wheat, In dian and Graham BREAD & CAKE, of all kinds, constantly on hand and made to order. The attention r f the citizens of this place and vicinity, ij called to the above, and they are assured that they can always be supplied with any of these articles. Wedding- and Social Parties, will be furnished with every description and style of Fruit. Pound, and fancy CAKES. Tavern keepers and Grocers will he supplied on terms as rdTsntsgtuaw as at any other establishment hi the State. In connection with the above he lias an BATING SALOON, where everything in 'he line will le sorved out to thoa* who may favor him with a call. Thankful h.r pa.-t favors he respectfully solicits a eon- Unnamed the same. HENRY A* BURBAN'K. Towanda, March 5, ISGI. I2E OLD STAND STILL IN OPERATION! j ■-THE subscriber would annonnco t ' lc P' :t !ll ' that he has now or* I k nis ' AIiiNET FURNITURE. | l|HfllmlStg£kr||"uch as c .fas,Divans. Lounges,Cen- I ,:p -' •• I'h.ii pnnd BreaklnstTa- P'wjSafcljjpi*le. Mahogany, Walnut, Mspfe and ■ I | | Cu rry Bureaus, Stands of various kinds. V hairs and Uedsti-ads-ofevery description, which are. and will he made of the host ma terial end workmanlike manner, aud which thev will sell for cash cheaper than can he bought iu any other Ware room in the country. RLAf>\ -M ADE l 01- FIN'S, on hand on the nio-t rpa sonable terms. A good HEARSE will lie furnished o I nneral occasions. J AMES il ACKINSON. Towanda, January 1.1557. RAILROAD HOTEL i\far the Barclay Railread terminus, TOWANDA, PENN'A. TU. JORDAN respectfully informs the • the public that he IJ- leaped the wei-known tar era stand formerly occupied b v y„ T . Cxaaiaa, in the owerpart ol the borough of Towanda. which having ben refitted and thoroughly rc furukbed. he invites the pat! ORNATE ot tho pu MC with every confidence that ho can ffive entire satislat;t;oix to such as may iavov him wit ha call. J r ;! ! IT Vc ? l stocked with the best qualities of Eij, I ul.s, and the l>e-t Brands of CIGARS. Extensive steading \s connected with the house, and reliable attendants v/il! enly 1.3 kept. No paiijs or expense wi 1 le spare.l to deserve the pat ronage ci the pi.niic —and the charges will be reasona ble. ° Towanda, April 1,1801. SNYDER HOUSE. WATERLY, N. Y. 4 FOUR story brick edifice, near the depot, has Targe - Y airy rooms, elegant parlors, and well famished, is owned and conducted by C. WARFORI) with a desire to please first class patronage, is open lor night trains, and pas.-enners ca'led up il desired. Board 2..X1 to 4.00 a week, and single meals 25 cents. A new barn near by Hor-es kept at 50 cents per day. P.i--.enger trains east 12.211, 4.1:) and 11, a. m.. 4.03 p. m. to Binghamton. West 3.42, 5.44 a. m., 4.57 p. m. H. 32 to Eiinira. Stages south twice a day. Exciting* Times! GET THE LATEST NEWS! THE NOW \ork Dalies.—The Nesv York Tribune, Herald Times and I Veer Id. I will furnish any ol the above papcrs at 15 cents per week, or single copies for sale. Farmers who want the latest news, will always find a supply at the News Room id A. F. COWLES. iVow is the time lo subscribe for the THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE. A Clnb is now being formed for the New York Weekly Tribune, at Cowle's New Rem, only One Dollar a veai ; Ali who want this piper will rdeaae civil in soon, as shSil vend oa the nam as immediately. Towards, Jan n.I-Tl.
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