local and general.
GEO. LANDON will address a pnb
c meeting, in Slieshequin. on Saturday the 12th day of
July, lSti'J, at two o'clock r. M.
s£,'So PAPER NEXT WEEK. —No paper
JU be j sSU id from this office next week. Fourth of July
u a what's the matter."
regr The Danville Democrat announces the
from jail at that place, of HtnrM HALE, ncutenced
for one year lor threatening to kid some one.
I^*GRAND CONCERT —The Students of
Allcmv College will give a concert at the Court House,
)Q place, this (Wednesday) evening. From the pro
gramme we judge it will be a line thing.
Alumni of the University at Lew
isbtirg have elected Rev. E. G. TAYLOR, of Cincinnati as
orator, and Ihv.J. H. LYONS, of New York, Poet, for
their Anniversary, July 20th.
jig?- RETURNED —Dr. WESTON, after an ah
trnce of several weeks, has returned, and his office is now
t.pen to visitors. Those residing in the country can make
their appointments by letter.
Last week, in Ilarrisborg, a girl named
Exiie WINGEKED, was handling a ]dstol which she
thooglitto be unloaded, play fully pointed it at a com
panion, Mrs. EDWAUIIS, and pulled the trigg.*r. A deaf
euiug report followed, and Mrs HOWARDS fell to the floor
shut through the breast. She died a few hours alter.
jgy WILL RE AT THE IIOR.SE Snow—The
valuable horse that was captured from the rebels at New.
bcrn, X. C-.some time since, we learn, will be at Wil
jiamsport at the Horse Sliw the coming fall. It is said
that the proprietor, M. E. JORDAN, has been offered and
refuseds2o,ooo for him.
I®-VICTIMS OF THE FLOOD —On Friday
Ut two mme bodies, one of a man and the other of a
woman, were discovered b-irieJ in the sand near Burling
ton about two miles below M.iueh Chunk. The remains
vif a babe were also found no ir WVissport. All through
the valley corpse* are continually discovered partly bur
ied in the -and, r under the dri.t wood. The 10-sof life
by this great freshet was terrible beyond calculation.
jeg" A CURIOSITY.— ll.irmnn'S lat cu r io*ity
isasmall baby ;a very pocket edition of the article. The
baby is eight months ol Laud weighs only one pound and
seven ounces. It is perfect in form and feature*. An
idea of it- littleness may be gained front the fact that Mr.
BAKNUM'S linger ring can be passed easily over its foot
gufi ancle to the knee.
v-
£•3*?*
pared to furnish the rewUnittrl State* tvv-rdy year six
per cent. Coupon Bond-. noon the - ime terms as they are
delivered to the ,-u! -eril tr* l,y the Government, viz : At
par and accrued interest from May Ist.
The B->iuhi ure i.**utd in denominations of SSO, SIOO.
SSOO, SI .0' 0.
For mure particular information apply tit their office
KG- RAIL ROAD EXCURSION ON MHS FORTH
—As there is tube no Celebration on the 4th. we are
pleased to lean, that nn lix tii*ion train will be run <-n
tie Raiciay Hal! Road leaving Towanda at 9a. m., ami
Birciay at 4p. rn. An independent and informal pick
ate will take pi i e at " Tilde R • k. ' one mile west of
the mine-, at one o'clock. The Declaration of Imleoend
eace will be red hut no tiresome speeches are to l>e al
lmved. All arc invited to a tend and notified to bring
their own lun 'a on-, as nothing will be provideJ but an
apro'ite an J cold water.
*>
FEACIIF.S—An exchingf? paper suvs :
T!:e leaves of many peach trees hive commenced curling
this s<*.u-"tr. and tiie- fruit of ail s'u li has dropped off. It
is-aid that l y digging around the roots of the trees*
•quantities of worms may be found penetrating the h,*k
and seriously damaging the trees. These worms may
be destroyed with lye. ami the leaves will, after the de
itrurtiog of the warm is accomplished, straighten and
the young fruit will remair.
8?* I?„ CAUTION. —THE editor of the Pittstoii
Gazett' says: "It may not be known to ail that the
leaves of wild cherry are poi.-onoos to rait!. . A neigh
bor of ours in West lhtt-tor,. i*-t a cow last week from
this cause. The leaves, ( specially when partly wilted,
are said by physicians, to contain a large quantity ot
'Pnivde* Acid, a deadiy pois,.*i. ( are siieuld !.e taken.
:n trimming or cut ing down these tree-, that lire branch
•fa are put where cattie cannot rc.gh them.
Tin* Rradfiinl hoy* in the tirmv, have,
soireof tlmiri at least," -mcl* powd*'t." A letter from a
private in ('apt. TLLFOUI/JS C unpany, fr((iri .* lutii Garo
-ina. dated June Mh, gives an account ola liliieskinn
ih in which tluee of the bo)s in that Company were
w,sanded. Tiie rebels' gun* were lorded with buck-h
HKNUY SCOTT, of this place, received three; J. S. BALL,
four and Tow Mat seven. Neither of them are danger
ousiy wounded.
£©"' PENNSYLVANIA STATE TEACHERS' INSTI
TCTF.—AH those engaged in teaching agd who wi*h to
keep pace with the progress or the age, in the art of ac.
<l'iiruig and the still more important art of imparting
knowledge to those committed to their charge, should,
before making arrangements for their summer vacation
visiting remember that the State Tea.hers' Institute
meets in the city of Reading.on the 12th of August next,
and continues four days. As all teachers who labor in
their avocation have need of re-nation, there is no better
*ay than traveling la a healthy region like that between
this section of country and Reading. Eminent men of
onr own aud other States will lie there to give in*truc"
tion. There i* no 2 hut the Reading Railroad Com
pany will is.,ue axeursion tickets on that occasion.
—* — 7
fcy In the lute battle near R't'hmond,
'Cnmpaufj F., sth Pennsylvania. Regiment, Cipt. STL* it-
X'JCK was engaged. In the li*t of w uinded we notice the
names of several in that C mpany. None are reported
killed. As tar as wc have been able to ascertain, the
list is as Isilows :
Uieut. RIDDLE, side an£ head.
MICHAEL GEHLEY, head, severely.
Jous- REMU ART, shoulder, tevcily.
THOMAS BKOSE,
SICUAKD FITCH Eft.
TQUTHF. U>F, OF FRUIT —As the practice
of purchasing and eating-fruit ofall kinds is now in
"Sue, we clip from an exchange a few suggestions iu
T.-ferenve to the use of such luxuries, which may not be
ami** : •* Fruit to lie beneficial, must be used in moder
&h<>n and in season, as may lead te internal commotion
*ud cholera morbus. Strawberries may be indulged in
°d lib with or without cream : but it is hardly judicious
t° allow a child six months old. to cut a quart of green
gooseberries ju.t before going to bed. In eating cherries,
P'ums and peaches, it is not necessary to swallow the
P*'S, and it is injurious to women and children when car.
Led to excess, lied currants should be us *d in modcra
ion > unle-* reduced to pies ; but they are st'll better iu
of wine. Pineapples should be pealed when
ealen - the skin is rougii and liable to irritate the coats
the stomach. The same rule is usually applied to
a °dn"as and oranges, iu which case be sure and throw
the skin* on the sidewalk as it is very amusing to see
People slip down on them ; il they bicak a leg, there is
& few <i, i[ jrs j or l j )e Bor g eon on ,j ail j^ t;n j or t [, e report
• 'he act is therefore, both laudable and amnring.—
Uieen apples should he eaten in moderation by children,
a quait being sufficient for ft schoolboy to cat after dinner,
By following these directions, people can enjoy the lux
uries of the earth without risking a settlement in the
cemetery."
HINTS TO WRITERS OF BUSINESS LETTERS,
Holbrook's United State's Ala it says : "It would be
well for merchants and others, when mailing valuable
letters, to do it in such a m(inner that legal proof can, if
necessary, be produced to suln tantiate the fact of such
letters having been actually deposited in the mails. It is
customary to prepare such letters and hand them to a
Post Office messenger tor mailing, without calling special
attention to them, and thus, in ca-e of loss, no one is
able to swear positively to the c--entil fact that the
missing letters were actually mailed. In a recent case,
tiiedat Rochester, this embarrassing state of tilings ex
isted. and would have defeated justice, but for other
strong presumptive evidence that the letter did get into
the mails. A memorandum book, kept in every count
ing house, in which the fact of the mailing ot valuable
letters may be recorded by the person actually mailing
thi-m. would involve but little trouble, and might prove
of incalculable benefit."
Too GOOD TO BF. LOST. One eveniup
last week, a party of young" bloods" crossed the river
for the purpose of attending a dance at a hotel not a
hundred tniies !r un this place. As the evening was warm
" refreshing" drinks were, of course, quite freely indulg
ed in, till at !a-t " tangle foot" rather got the advantage
of a portion of the crowd. One young gent proposed to
" retire," and starting out, went to the canal, where he
entirely undressed, whether for the purpose ot getting in
to bed. or going into the water, docs not appear, but be
that as it nmy, he at all event- started for home in a state
of nudity,leaving his clothing on the bank of the canal
lie crossed the bridge, climbed over the gat-, and from
there went to his hotel, at the lower end of town, and the
doors being locked crawled in at the window and made
his way to his loom, where he went to bed. In the
morning his clothes were found where he had left them,
and alarm given that he bad been drowned. A messen
ger was immediately de.-j a'llied to his hotel to ascer
tain it he had returned, and tie' ord proceeding t>
his room found him fast asleep, unconscious of the ex
ci ement lie had caused arv ? his friends.
V e have heard of people getting tight and losing their
hat and boots, but losing a whole suit goes a little a bead
ot anything that we have tver before heard of.
A PERFECT AMAZON. Under tin* head
ing the I.uzerne L ii o:i mentions an adventure of a char
acter pretty well known therea'oonst by the b'iioys a
BIG KATK' or Bl.ii: BONNET." She is a young woman
of remarkably ea-y vntuo, an 1 dre-.-ed in the habii.unents
o! the other sex, no doubt passes tor a good looking and
exticmely fast v; ung mail, the C„iou ,-avs :—" Hap
pening in tiie Coin t H mseoii Monday morning, we saw
one oi the m i-1 decided specimens of bravery in petti
conts it l,:i- ever been our lot to witness, 'ihe deputy
sheriff walked :n with rather a pretty girl by hi* side,
and alter sitting a few minutes the Judge sequested the
giri to ■' stand up a* all present supposed to receive a
sentence. We then le.-rned IKM- name t . be KATI: HAUT—
tii.it she had been committed lro:n Hyde I*. rk, on a
charge of die—ing in men's clothes. She was brought
before Judge < onyngham on a writ of habeas corpus, and
this honor not finding sutlißent ground for her imprison
ment, di.-ibarged her. It is -aid that KATK, although
ftpp.ut-utiy not ever twc.itv, had already become quite a
IT, TO —that she had a< ted lor a couple ot mouths as brake -
man on a coal tiain on the D. L. & \V. I'.. li.. had been in
the army,and *ii U'tly bef re her arrre-t, li.nl again en
listed .' A* before *r ited, -he i* rather g pretty girl, and
d 'uueil in a luil unit'n ut would doubtless make a bright
10. kng ' soldier boy.' She -tated that she was original
ly !r >m Towanda. A* she passed out ol the Court House,
u- tiantly to-s.ug h< r .cad, could hear the boys siiig out
• bu'ly tor KAIL.' "
—Who is K ATE HAUT? Can any of the " b'iioys" in
form u* ? The repntation of our proverbial m l.il to an
lui thus bee-n wantonly a-*ai!c,l by" Bio KATE." The
matter ouai.i t. •_. m.
figf Tiie Senate Moiidnv passed the resolu
tion pruvidiiiur tli it contracts tnadt* liv the De
partmetits be publislied wto kiy in tiie newspa
per. The resolution r.-iating to the compensa
tion of Senators nppointiti to fill vacancies
was passtd. Tltc biii uiakin<; further provi
sions in relation to salvage was passed. It
firovides that vessels and goods belonging to
loyal citizens of the United States which have
been captured by the 11 beJs, whet) tnkfti by
the United Stales, shall be d< ivired to the
owners without salt,ure. The bill granting a
pension to the w low of Gtn C I Smith pass
ed. Tie* biii proscribje.ir an additiomi! oath to
every officer of the Govet innent, except tiie
Fre*iil nt, was sign ed lo '1 lie bill establish
Big certain National Ar-enul*, was also passed.
E-CAPE OF UI.BKL I'KISONKKS FROM CAMP
MORTON—gentiiunin who reiuind tins city
yifttt rday aftettioon, from IntJia'-apolis, gives
us the following particulars of the escape of
six rebel prisoners from Carup Morton, on
Thursday afternoon last :
it set m* that these six rebel prisoners hud
obtained pm'niissioti, from the officer in com
inand, to go to a creek near by, to bathe, tie.d
an escort of six Home Guards, with Enfield
till-s, was provided to aecompany them. Alter
wa kmg along some distance, talking a: d
laughing, lhe conversation turned on the supe
riority of the E li. Id idle over any other arms,
and one or two prisoners took lite guns from
the Guard* to examine them. In an instant
the six rebels became possessed of the arms of
their escott, and, making tracks for the woods,
were soon oat of sight — Cin. Gazelle.
In Slicsheqnin June 2*. bv R-v. ?* J. Mr. J. A.
KI NILS it RY to Mi s iiMM A -F.J Alt.
ii eta) gitata r rtfsfin nts.
ATONE Y TO LET.—O aporoved secur
i*.L tv. ("I' live yeai*. Adilic-s Box No. 226, Towanda
P..*t Office.
NEW L 7 ." S. ,t 5—20" LOAN.
BANKING lint-I: OF B. S. Russia.l, A Co.. I
T"WAXI)A. June 3D. ls<;2. f
RPIIE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE
A sipplicatious ami furni-b to su'os riliei s tiie bond
tor tin* New 1/i.inot tin- United Stales, aotlu'i ;/.ed by the
Actot Coiigre--, February t*-b2. These Bonds are
. i-.-ued in *i,ni- ot j'lii. sioo. Jibo. and JI.OUO, with cou
i pons attached, and are dated May 1. 18(52, peysibie in
! twenty year*, but rede.-mable at tiie option ot the Gov
: eruiuent after live yc >r-. and bear intere.-t nt the rate of
! (J per rent., pnyabh* in Hold oil the 1-t of May and Xo
| v niier, in each year. 'the l.rgnl Tender .V le< of the
, United States trill be rn lived at par. Payment may ai
I so be made in other lands adding the current rate of ex
: change ou New Yoik The allowed interest rn i-t be paid
1 in Hold or its equivalent. 15. S. RUSSELL.
DISSOLUTION. —Thecopa tncrship hen*-
tolore exi*ting between the .-u'l-criber-, aid known
, a* tlielinn otMADILLA PA fl't)\, is this day di*>!v
--• ed by mutual con-eat. The book-, notes and accounts of
said firm ate in tiie bauds ot J. G. PA t'TON lor collec-
T F. MADILL.
J.C. PATTOX.
Dr. MADILL will continue tiie Drug business at the
old stand of MADILL & PATTOX, where he may be
found at all times, when not prole—ionally engaged, bv
clo*e nt ten'b>n to business, lie hopes to merit and receive
a liberal share of public patronage.
Towanda. April 3, 1862.
(COOPERING —A huge supply of Firkins
J and Butter Tubs, Barrels, Casks. Ciiurnes, Well
Buckets, Wash Tubs, and all kind* ol Cooper's work kept
constantly on hand, and all order- promptly tilled at
ROCKWELL'S Shop, nearly opposite the Rail Road
House.
WANTED.—A good journeyman Cooper to carry
on a shop, call at W. A- ROCKWELL.
Towanda. Feb. 18. !892-
ilciu astxTttscmtiUs
D EUG ST ORE.
(F Vhohsule and Retail. .V<> 4, Pattern's Work, Corner
of Mia an / Bridge St■;., Towanda . l J a.)
DR. T. F. SV3AD3LL, Proprietor.
TUIE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
-I- iHforms tlie Public that lie has purchased the above
Drug Store, ami having thoroughly refitted and enlarged
it. and iucrea-ed his facilities for Compounding Medicines
is prepared to supply every want o! the public, in the
iiue of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Mv'Stock, almost entirely new, has been selected with
care, and embraces a in 11 assortment ofall articles belong
ing to the Drug Trade.
PRE3E STTPPI.IES
are received monthly. of Pure and Iteliaiiie Drugs and
Medicines, which will he sold at prices that cannot tail
to suit our patrons. My stock consists of
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals, and
PURE LIQUORS,
Of every description, and the le-t quality for Medical
use. All the popular
PATPNT MEDICINE
AN'I) A LARGE SUPPLY OF
HOMEOPATHIC & COXCEMI'ATKU MEDICINES
Botanic Ecicdic ~\Ldicine.<t, Til,ion's Alco
holic and Fluid Ertrncts,
Alkaloids' and Resinoids. All the best Trusses,
Abdominal Supporters, Shoulder Br.ices,
Bre ist Pumps. Nipple Shalls A Khiei s,
Nursing 15 dtles.Syringe-, Painters,
A LARC 11 ASSORTMENT OF RAZORS k STROPS.
Pocket Knives, Surgical Instruments of ate style and
best qualify. Paints. Oil-. Varnishes, Window Glass, Put
ty, Ac. A large sup dy of
J3 JR TJ S IEEE ZED S
For the Hit. Hair, ami Mi-vs. i'.n..' .ng. Varnishing and
White Vt.i-.lijng.ai- i fur tin I'eelh and Nails.
TQGTH PaWB&RS AN.H PASTES,
of every variety. A fug- is-ortim.-iit of
P&S3SY Ji'ir/J 11LS3#
Pare Ks-cntial Fine Per: rn : c -ad Toilet Soaps,
Buffalo aid Ivor, ("•:!.W-, li r 'vt-, Oils and
liivigorutor- K*msene Honing Fluid,
Lamps,:-l)mn s. Chimneys,
Wick-, a
Choice Jobacco, ( i'jurs & Sniuj.
All the Dye Stuffs, Fish Tackling. Amm unit ion. Ac.
l;rd Cages, o. every style .:i.4 vaiiety, Caps, Nests and
to. Dr. MADILL will be found at Ms office, in the
Drugstore :,f all time*, v. am engaged in nut ol dour
practice wbi-!i lie- ■-■ ill e\tini j and prescribe lor patients
in hit vn. free ol ch.irg .
Physician* supplied ii reasonable rates. Prescriptions
carefully compounded. Tin.-paid:.-are cordially invited
to e.xainine and te-t our stuck and Earn our prices.
Towauidit. June 24. 1-H>2. T. F. MADILL
War of the Rebellion, 186!.
T D GOODENOUGII hereby announce
*} • to alt persona interested, that he has just received
for obta i.ing the lluiintyMum . Arrears ot Pay, Hal'
I'av. Pensions, anil all .irroai ages or -co* of iiium-y dot
tor services, or by I.M- ■>. •>: ;!: death nt any soldier of
the present war. !■'•■•■ th* more speedy prosecution of
-aid claim-, he has a—•• "iited hlm-eif with a reliable at
torney at Die i ity of Washington. lie ii.iUcis himself
that from his long i-xpi ri,' • e in procuring I.and WVr
rants. Pen-ions. Ac., that. I,< •mi givi it. least a-good
satisfaction as the-,- can who have iiud less experience,
and on as reasonable Tt-ri is.
Towanda, June 14. !-*•'.
60 TOIN"S
mm npniip BHHIR
fgilufS
17011 H A.l. {£,
AT
WB3. A. ROCKWELL'S.
Towand i. ,f in.<B. Wl.
3M. "L'. tft £L RAIL &OAB.
piIAXGE OF TIME COMMENTING
V7 MOXPA ;.'4 \ V o is... Train will leave Wa
verly at about the tollowilr-' hour- v.. :
WE*TW Aan HOUND. EASTWARD rurvp.
BaSalo Express. .4 1* P M N. Y. Express.. .11.33 A M
Night Express... b Is \ M Night K.vpre*-.. .12 i! A M
Mai! ft.55 P Steamboat K.Npiesso.iA pJ)
Way !i.M A M Way 1 AO PM
Way Freight ...9-25 A M ( iiuiniiot. Kxprv--4-1 AM
Accommodation.. 1.07 PM. Way Freight.... 3.1') PM
The Nigh Express -ei-t and west - ru I- every day
Cincinnati Kvpress run.-Sunday*, hut i-• e.- not run on
Mondays. Night Express of Sundays runs through to
lluft.iio. but d ies not run to Duukiik. M is remains over
night at Elrnira.
CIIA S. MINOT. Gen'! Sup't.
BTotice to Collectors.
VOU am I,ell by nutliorizi il to deduct five
-JL per cent, from the Stale tux "f every individual
who shall pay ii - or her Mate and County Taxes in full,
on or before the -Ist day of.L.ne nix,. mid the - into .shall
be allowed you in your settlement with the Treasurer,
provided the -u'no i- bv you | aid into the County Treas
ury on or be lore the 'lit!: and 27th days o; June next.
By order ut the Comuii-.-ionei -
L. 15. COOLBAUi.H, Clerk.
Commissioner's Office, April If). 1862.
VTOTICE.—J. CORN has boat; fit lite en
i_\ t ire stock of Read.y Made < loth ing. Gents Pnrnisit
ing (ioods. Hats and Caps, and all the rights, title and
in'erest and claims of JOHN sll j, VM, and i- ready to sell
off his old stock ot Fall and Winter Clothing It) per cent,
h-.-s than first cost, and he will be very thankful to all ol
his old and new cu-toiiei-.il they wil! give liini a call.
N. 15. All the UeiiCosof the e-cbP-iirneut are request
ed to cm! and pay their debts to J. Corn, immediately.
Remember the place—One doer South of 11. S. Mer
cur's store. J. CORN.
Towanda. January lft. 1862.
PRESERVE YOUR FRUITS IN HAL
.1. LEU'S Air-Tight J.i.rs. the ru-'-t simple, convenient
and economical article of the kind in use ; a large stock
oi these justly celebrated jars, at much less than tlie us
ual price, at FOX S.
FOIL CAaiTJ CHEAP.
S ECO N D 11 ANI >T\V 0 HO USE CA R
XI. RIAHE, in pretty good loiiuiti'.ui, for -.tie at a bar
gain. E.T. FOX.
Towanda. May 2s, lsr,2.
Ep IFT Y FIRST RATE BUTTER FIR
KINS, for >a eat fi. cents a piece. Also, a ijnanti
ty of Tubs at 38 cent-a piece at (J. H. DRAKE S
Jui.e 11. Carni'.'P Manufactory in Towanda.
T*7QOL —FARMERS ! THIS WAY
V T With .vonr WOOL, fur which the highest price in
CASH will he paid by Mj • A. ROCKW ELL.
"VTOTICE —NOTICE IS HEREBY GIY
11 en that an application will lc- imdeto his Ei'cel
lency. Governor A. G. tM'RTIN, for the pardon oi Mar
tin Love, now cuniiued in the jail of Bradtord county lor
petty larceny. LKYOA.NY LOVE.
Columbia, May 2s 1802.
4 DAH NI ST R A TRI X'S NOT ICE- Notice
£ V is hereby given, that all persons indebted to the es
tate of Henry W. Johnson, late of Athens twp., dee'd.,
are hereby reqne*tel to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against said estate will present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
M SA LIN A JOHNSON,
Jme 21,1802. Adra'*-
.miscellaneous.
" W.s. M intccjt ~ I
Is now receiving a now snppiy of
SPHIBI&
Purchased since the late reduction in puces.
ritllE special attention of customers from all sections of
X this anu adjoining counties is invited to this
Large, Choice and Attractive Stock,
which will be offered at the lowest prices.
Towanda. April 9. 181,2.
PRIX TS A- DOMESTICS.
The cheapest in the market, for cash at
HVC O 2ST T.A. IN" "Y" lE] S ,
(Corner of the Public Square and Main Street.)
TIIEY OFFEU FOn SALE
MERRIMAC PRINTS AT
12 1-2 Cis. Per Yard
1 And other Goods in proportion. The public are invited
to call and examine for themselves.
All persons knowing themselves indebted over six
i months, will uo well to call and settle.
MONTANYES.
| March 17, 1862.
New Spring & Summer Goods.
IIE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING RE
moved to the south corner of the Mercur Biock, are
; now opening a large Stock of
111! (&©@©Ss
Clothing Tor Men and Boys.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
CROCKERY, GROCERIES, YANKEE NOTIONS, Ac.
I Onr stock of Spring and Summer Clothing, is all oi our
| own manufacture. Consisting in part ot,
] Metis Coats irom SO.BS to $20.00
Mens Pants limit o.'-' to 10.00
j Mens Vests from 0.7 . o C.OO
! Sir Mens, Boys and Youths Clothe., made to order, large
j selections of fabrics ulway-oa hand.
The public are invited to give u> a call, as we are de
j tennined n'ot to he undersold tor cash. Most kiuus of
I Farmers Produce taken in exchange.
I N. p, Also .-til FINKLE A LYONS celebrated Shuttle
i Sewing Ma-chines, m..king t ie luck sti.-ls alike on both
sides. A. WICKHAM A SON.
Towanda April 3, IS-J2.
18 6 2!
NEW SPRING GOODS,
AT
i
i TRACY A MOORE'S.
BARCt A I A S
I
FOP.
|CASH PURCHASERS.
Towandy, Ajnil 8. TRACY A MOORE.
Ciirdim Seeds of lust years Crop.
, THIE LARGEST STOCK IN TOWN,
X of almost every variety, in large and sniail pack
j ages.
A large assortment of Peas in packages.
ALSO,
! TURNIPS AND E-IET SEED BY IK: HJUND.
tlf l'lta-e call and make } iur selection front
j our assortment at I'OX'S.
Towanda. April 10.1802.
New Arrangements.
TMIE SU BSC RIB ERS 11A VIX GFO R M
jXed a Cop-irtm r-hip, will eontinne the husine-s for
| itierly carri'd on l- tk HUMPH HEY. in the store p
--i p-isite the 1 ourt lions.- whore t Ley will keep constantly
on hand a general a>--irtment oi
BOOTS & SHOES,
; and a very large - 0.-k oi ,k kinds of LEATHER requir
,ed iora country trade. A full assortment of
:She Findings, Harness Trimmings,
FADDLEEY, HARTiV.'ARE, ''ROCKERY, NAILS
GLASS, GROCERIES.&c., Ac.
We expect t>. i:f<-r-.is -.. M i.e-iiit'es in the mannfactnr
1 ing departui'-iit, so as to beside to - ipj ly dealers witii a
! suppi-jur article ,rt prices rivaling all competition, and
I e-ipeciaiiy ,' foreign, v '->-vii,g it.: vital importance to
1 community to Post, r dor.; --.tie productions as furasprac
! titrable.
Hav.ng purchased the M-< k . f Harness and Saddlery
1 owned by Messrs. Cut. A nirf-y .. ,
; I'm iiirr'v kociii.cd by them, we oiler tor sale a large stock
: of
HARNESS. R IDLES, TRUNKS. TRAVtLINS BASS.&C
1 and will make M order almost anything in this line
j v.'e rc-spectfiilly invite public attention to our whole
j stock in im various hranebes trusting that by strict st-
I tetiti'in to business and zeuhuH exertions to supply the
wants ot eoinir.unity. we shall merit and receive a lair
' share o." public patronage.
We are |.rep;red to l.uik - t > 0r.1.-r anything in our line.
I Also, do a!! kinds of repairing on very short notice
W Cash paid lor Sheep pelts. Hides and Skins,
j. n. nuMrnitF.v. tax n. CULL, J. E. II.VYTOX.
j Towanda, April 2a, ISM.
low jirjs mniux r&tcss,
! READY MADE CLOTHING
j
FOR
Men's a d Boys Wear.
Au®o,
FUSWISKSG- G-OOHS,
HATS AISX> CAPS,
HOOT 3 AriTDSHOZS,
EE Al HEU OF LL KINDS.
THE BEST AND
Cheapest slock in market ever offered !
THIIE BUYER IN SEARCH OF CHEAP
I and desirable goods should not fail to see ray stock,
i if they want t; save money i.y buying goo ;s at the low
i est price which can lie had, at the clothing store
INt. E. SOLO LSI AKN"
No. 2 PATTON'S Block.
Towanda. May 16.1662.
-R. W. EDDI,
HAS RETURNED FROM THE CITY,
Where he has bought for cash a remarkable stock
I of GOODS which he would call the attention of the pub
i lie to, a-king them to give his stock an inspection before
! purchasing ; hcliev he can give them better bargains than
lias ever been offered iu this market Beiore. 1 have a gen
eral assortment of
C L O T II ING!
HATS, CAPS,SHIRTS, COLLARS,
I NECKTIES, CANES, UMBRELLAS, GLOVES,
HOSIERY, SUSPENDERS. &C.
I would call particular attention to my stock of FUR
II ATS, which are 25 per cent, cheaper than ever sold in
j the country. Also the
MONITOR CAP,
which is all the rage in the city—a tine article. I have
' the summer pattern of the celebrated
©AIUUDJUD S3YA IDA©
I from Philadelphia. Call aud see. No charges to show
j Goods. R W. EDDY.
Tovaciß, May 14, 1863
.fHCscclaneous.
TH3 OLD STAWB
STILL IN OPERATION.
RRAE SUBSCRIBER WOULD SAY TO
X the citizens of Bradford County, that he has on
hand the largest, stock of CARRIAGE WORK that was ever
offered in Northern Pennsylvania, consi.-ting of 4 top
buggies. 1 slide seat top buggy 4 two horse democrat
wagons, 2 with tops, 4 one horse democrat, 2 open bug
gies, 2 lumber wagons, besides several second hand wag
ons. All made of the best material, mostly ol Eastern
timber, and of the latest, style, and better made than any
other carriages in Northern Pennsylvania.
The work is such that 1 warrant it to stand all reason
able use.
The above will be sold low for cash or approved credit,
as 1 wish to get out of the business. I also have 2 sul
kies tor sale.
X. B.— Work made to order and repairing none on
short notice. G.H. DRAKE,
'i'owanua, April 22,18G2. 2m
Mow Furniture and Chairs.
I HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
1 and extensive assortment ol Sofas, Mahogany Chair--
Mahogany aud Walnut Rockers, Boston Rockers, Fin
ane-seat. Wood, and Rush-bottom. Hair, Cane scat and
ane-bark Rockers, Looking-G lasses, Cord and Tassels,
icture Frames, Ac.,
Cheaper than the Cheapest.
Air Please call and satisfy yourselves.
* Tuwanda. June 2i, I*ol. CHESTER WELES.
yjjk
4*,: w
£y V>
J "
' / c V->- ■>
AC /\.v >
LIT HIS IS THE ESTABLISHMENT
X where you can find a very fine assortment of
WATCHES AND JEWELRY of all descriptions, also a
good stock of < LOCKS, pile.< tanging from 10 -1 'IF:. ;
up, and warranted to give good satisfaction or no sale.
lam also agent tor the sale of D. I . LEXTN cc.-- . -■
Barometers, which every tanner should ahvgj .. Iri
pes from $8 to $lO, according to finish 81 PAIRING
done as u.-uatin a neat and workmanlike manner and war
ranted. WM. A. CHAIIBERUX.
FEW £FBNTS
pHAIR, BESDTEAD & FURNISHING
\J WAREROOM—F.LI BROWNING respectfully in
forms the !> iblis that he has purchased from James Mack
iason his stock of i uraiture.atMi rented his shop &: >oms
and is prepared to <>il\ ;-to p;u--.\ i-e. g eat in-i ■■ - v a.-:
in all articles in liisiiu *. He wiil manufacture and hot p
on hand at all limes a stock of
CHAIRS. BEDSTEADS. BUREAUS,
.gywr :rr V.'ashsfaiids, Tab'-:-, Ac., .
ollf'-rent a.id ; r 1 -.it
{Hyyvy*!"'•j*'J •'the want- ..' lb cou.ry. He
the att a'iun I t•. -e wish; -g*
l.uy to the articles k< :>t i.y hi:u...
jffri jl**-- Y : ii d"t. i •■ i .
Ve." l b v
tied that the READY "PAY sy.-iei -ieb. <t for 1
purchaser and seller, his business wiil becond icted upon
tint system. Be will, however, take In exchange for i
work, all kinds ot Country Produ. *. at iiiaiktt price
TTTPo 2>T Z IN" G- ,
Of all kinds, done to order, in t': best manner, at reason- j
able rates.and short notice.
tRT TheUiid- ik ; ng Department will be conducted,
as nsnal.bv Mr. Mackinson wh is prepared with a new
and splendid LB U-e T AT tend to a.t talis M his IIDC. I
Towanda, April 7, Im_'2. I
rpHE unilersigrned lia:: ber-i the
X Agent of the Insurance Company <-!" North At
at PLikAlpliui. is now prepared to take ri. ks,
in town or county. This Company is one of the ..idest ir
theDuitedStates, having been chartered in i::it has
a capital of Satin.ooo. cud H i. ar.aged tv a board < .
rectors ol the wry Light-;. ' have.-tcr 1 r h -iicr and in
t.-grity. All 10-- s are adjusted promptly. Its rates a.
as low r.s those ..f any go.<! Company. ami property h"H
ers insuring in this Company may rest assured that they
can rely on the periect surety of their j.olich-s .ncase •.;
loss. R.h. lII'ELL.
At the Banking Office of B. S. RUSSELL ,v CO.
March Is, 1M;2.—n41-t..
"VT OTWITHSTAN DIN G THE HARP
i limes, the subscriber ims r it..l*3
C A. S tl ,
WHEREWITH TO PURCHASE
Farmers' Produce I
An J has on h&nu 3, forge stock of
GROCERIES ATiD PRGVISiONS,
2 o be exchanged lur the CASH.
CT? PATCH 1
1 owanun, aiayaw. i .
HARRISBURG NAIL WORKS. !
THE nrolcraicned has on hand a sapply ol I
Nails. from these well known work. The :;a c
made trom Pennsylvania Iron, man bctaiyi expressly ;
for tifis pwpow, and are of as uperior quality. lor sale j
to dealers only, andoti better terms than they can obtain
in New A ork. Emjuirc at the Bunking Office of L*. |
RUSSELL A CO. 11. S. RUSSELL.
Towanda, March TB, 1862. j
ioTCXL ssatb&ssrs
QI'ARTKIILY REVIEW OF FASHIONS, !
YXTI I'll GREAT IMPROVEMENTS AND A "'''l-;
VV tiohsj the suminer number contains four large]
splendid fash ion-plates .three full-sized patterns! f dresses, j
comprising the new French A.iot.au elegant Rleeve.and I
a Misses S.ick.r.mi i. sl.t- 1 v;. .. ; !k. ... .n. •
Ehnbroidering Patterns.togetherwith nearly liui
engravingo of ail the novelties! r summer ury-t-, ,
trimniiugs. cliiidren'.- dresses, e1.., ,i ;. v 1 -.able iu!;- ..a
lions to MUlinei - . Dress make's, M-fii s . n:id la-Fits
jteneraliy, presenting the largest and best Fast ion M
azine in the World, published 4i.t Bro id tray, and i old
everywhere at 22 cts., or i eaßy sl, v. :h tee fu - wmg
valuable premium:
Each yearly sui .ribcr ill b cr.tlti Ito r. r ; ~eiyt f
the selection of 60 ct - worth of plain patterns, from the
designs in the book.oi from the B! owxoom.or they may
tic or lered and sent by mail: ny time during the Year,
byepaying the postage. Splendid indtfcetaents to Can
va SSIN gammer No. now ready.
Good Flow and Good Bread!
WHY IS IT THAT SO MANY FAMI
-1 V bin 3 HAVE POOR BREAD ! Ask the iady of
I the house, and you wHi inv.-riubly f< cetvo in answer :
[ The flour is poor or the yeast m poor. ,
j To avoid these ir nbles buy your floaralweys r.t FOX S
and use St ration's Yeast Compound, to fie hah at the
same place; it always gives eatisfactiOß.
The besi quality of W.mat and Buckwheat Flmir and
1 fresh ground Corn Meal all at low prices, at the Cash
j Grocery Store. h. a.i'OX.
Jan. 28, ls-;2.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTlCE—Notice
is liercy given, that all persona indebted to c=tate
of Henry Ransom, late of Orwell twp., <i okb, are
requested to make payment without delay, and thuae sav
ing claims against said estate will present them duiy
authenticated tor settlement.
V.'M. RANSOM, Adm.
March 11,1868.
\Vf AN 7 !'EI) ! SHEER CELLS AND
IT WOOL, for which the highest price in cash will
be paid at
Towanda. Pept. PAiCTlsi.
WAR CIaiiZIVIS.
HAYING MADE ARRANGEMENTS
With a Solicitor in Washington, we are prepared
i to prosecute claims of every description against the Unit
' ed States, especially timse arisiag out of the present war,
i fur bouutv, arrears, widows and invalid pensions.
| MORROW A MERCUR.
Towanda. May 12,1D52.
DRIED BEEF, for sale at
FOX'S.
~ TOR SALE.
A PAIR OF THREE YEAR OLD
MULES, well broken, will be sold at a bargain-
Rnitiv.
jttfstcUancous.
PLANTS,
' pRAPE VINES, ROSES, VERBENAS,
| vT Di:t'etra. Pennies and Flower Pots, lor sale at the
! Garden of HARRY MIX.
I Isr.belin 20 tla. eath.tConeord 60 " "
i Clinton 20 " •' jllurt'u Prolific .0 •' "
I Delaware itfO " " |Urow: 's ( a'wa 20 " "
, lieheita 60 " " jw Sweet Wutersli " "
| Catawba... . 20 " " iDlamt..6o " "
i Nu'u MusvadinfeuO *' " }
The grapes of our own country are quite distinct spo
i cies from the wine Gran© ot Europe, sa l are usually
j monger in growth, with lunger tutu more entire foliage,
! and in their native state wi'u a 'fcuii *' > v :y odor or ftv
; vor, and more or less luudiac.-- pt.ijj; these traits,
: however, disappear in process <T cdtiv iiioa : and we
! Lave already oLI :Uicd from ine wild ty,.o new \ rietiee,
; of high quality, aud ot superior hardi: -na. 2 productive-
I ness'tn this, our northern e l .in ,;te, am : ~V lies! 1 know
j I oiler for sa.a at exceedingly law prices, ail of which I
warrant true t > nam
ritOWEH ros'.s,
At prices that will satisfy the reasoawlhe, t.V. sizes, from
| ?• to l f inches.
Early Winninghiadt Cabbage • cts, per doz.
| " Ox Heart •' C "
i " Futr.tr Loaf C "
'* York "• 6 " ••
• " Large York - ....... a " "
! Large Early D'.teu Cauliflower
I Wtilcheren Ilrocoii t> •• *•
J lAte Dutch (.'auiifiiiv,er 6 " "
. White Chinese Tenia.o 6 " •*
I Early Porple Egg Plant .. 10 " **
1 Larce Round Purple r ,*e Plant 10 " '•
j Large Sweet Pepuer i'tapt W ■' h
Large Bull lVj • Plant M " -
j Bed Cherry Pepper PI in " **
1 Fejee Island Tomato —lo " •
' Lycester's PerfeettdTomatO, 10 "
! Red Cherry 7 . it; ■ ... <5 *' *
| Large ."n;!'"-Ot Yei'< v Ton..to . ..... f. - "
Large bnn.oth IP*'.: T •• "
rnoSii ssiaAsrs v .TO,
< Is a variety intri thu d y Cati'Lil tdelpbhk
! from the F{je Island, large sit • and 1< a itif il pfak coi
j or, very fir:u iu flesh, and considered one .: ;ue i-est ev
sr introduced.
LYCSSTEH'S PERI'ECTiID IoMaTO,
j Large size, Besb abuntlutii and firm, it ranks with tLe
! Fejee, and many think it ?- • .♦ a: . Coli r. prd e pnrpn ,
l These varieties arc new and hare : <* r distributed spar
; i.igy 1* > t'li.ia'jtij . 'i .i me a* J
i better variety c..! .r.- ia.
l-LRPETUAP,OR I i.' T> '.oo:.;iND EOSK3.
j A few dozen of choice . rare variety, having the
• i nallty of ; looming the full season, ■■■ un vrhite to the
darkest co: Ce..*. i c-, ... . • tit. 1. of i* il raer
' it, Loth i . , o • ! ;* * iuisi
• tio'.i in the line of roses. Price from >">o cents it sl.
j rtK.v. i
i Ibvae icenUd, r,ink, lire fuland finesha^fe
. Yi'ii do.. , ; . arc a
! cv.-gt ornameut to'a Bow r:• ... n •.•*< cents each.
P'P.fVK:^,
I On. 1 1*. ' r.al dr
: !>:•• ijaeut. . j c -'.u I
: 1
\i,i.
Tl. fines v.".:.e1. .1 ' a'. c* -hat sLa'.l bo
i eatisfactorv. Cu'i .. t >••• t;
j C . "El ": PL.'E' 3.
1 !:• • . t-v 12" • .-r ' * ' oat with
htVMvJT ro'i'Ai"') PLdiXT.-s
. 1 fly cents per uundre I. Ail -swc-i-t j tatoes arc rtiaed
by setting plants. .. .. lefwnd upon supply thi*
it : P. :•; * • ai set ; ' if May to
2of . . . . ... , • l tee potato
;!. . • . i ... ' . •, . . .*.i -•. > ..
t: v ' •.•'Jnn?. They
| are i F early curtate, and three plants to the'hill, and can
■be raised Is Brad on * un . ...■ luforznstion
; in mire at the g rti<
All I&te cabbage plants, out door culture, 2y cts. per
handled.
C • yr. v
I At 25 cts. per hundred. Thousands 5a fine condition Be
j set from the ti-'tfenth f May to the AugosU
: pains will be taken to i aula strong
land stocky as possible, by traosplanticßf. Ac. Plants,
Grape Vines, and 11 f sell may i .* ■ arried any distance,
aa they will packed iu mo®! ' x .* wdL
ear I have n j TEAM iIUK&ES, a very e
cellcntLurob< TWO 110R3E Y.".v ■> . i team hif*
tesa toseli. Terms made known to the applicant* A
Igo id bargain -• t . . o. and . them al my burn,
i Towandz, Ap!.. j; i* _.
NEW SPRING GOODS!
f pj* j BAigy?
w LB ii VI *22? sf
ft :rat dvorSouth of C - 2. Russell i.j
; JUST RECEIVED FROM NEWTORK
*J r. * : • - • C.'.-cmt-rs
• V -tin /-. v,v I k Caps, which
. \Vi*t LC oUtil 111 .'. t .v 1' til: * wlzUli IC.
OI fl v>U" RliNiG Sio' -0 K
i WH! .:i.-'.* .* '■:- , v.. . I. •• .* u:jji or boy."
B'ti'smsLise -ou-isfs.pants
v . A . A-i,
Ainspeiiders, I-Jcck Cfics,
(.*)OW9. XVrappers, 'decks,
j Ovewlls■. B : ..•'• .' 1 Jackets ... eclal attention
. i. Olt < i
t LGiiiS. i .. Uk UUi.S A>B V£'iI:XGS,
VThkl. r.:c :• ly i > ... • . t . i t notice,
;ii i v iu"'..:/ ; c* . *.. ..* !. . .*•• - ..*:a
eight year' experieo*i-4n this tineo* hnsiuess. my cnu?r,
I Mr. PEXGPACKE3, wiil bewi 1* 1 "•
x.. Xxe del. A— jO
l£ XiSvViio- • ; ::•'V "-' "•-•••- --• S>' c - s S'd M
Ifjoavitbto j ft ivorth ofyour money and buy nf
i';. -ill t.< ■ ~s . i . v. iii r.K
f-a'.istied. No trouble to show goods and no fbrcing to buy
Goods sold for cash only- J. -.1. COLLINS.
Towaada. 2V 2.
A DMi Ni.-'-i UAV il'S NO'i'ii. Notice
-** l is hereby n, th I ] > indebted bo tbe es
tate of I. H. SXLi'iJi-N:-. I •• ■' X rtb To <le<**d.
nre relocated to . .-iki , •; ■ .-.'.u ;k ■■ -e
having claims against s.s id estate wit n sent th ?m duly
at.i - i.ic.' >1 ..cut. JjJN !; N.x'b/X,
Aptfl 10. l-.•. ymmktratob
PSTRA Y.—i. .. : • > • s io ; 10-ure oi tbe
1M subscriber, on oral out the 2d inst trt. <*. A EABL
-IXO BAY ' ; v '• ru> pre
pert". lav:•,.! take it aw.i*.
4 Orteell. Api.. - 2. AAKOS COLE.
(1 —WiuTf. • iity ii wii.-r ALY
J ANN, has '.eft my bed and bbard trithoutauy just
cause or provocatu.-?. I he:'by forbid all persMtfa
harbortng bar < my jc >■ nt its I will v.; n > debts of
V.'r.Vn.iT.'-30, '■ '•'• STORAGE ARNOLD*
\ UDITOR'S N O.Ti C E.— ln lut matter of
Xr\ ;It:te f .
KoticCi*heifcl ? giveo, that tho undersigned, an Audi
tor.api>oiJ't-..l by ifc? > Gu*t • tie the tuosfc*
in the tends of B. Pomeray.Tru —e. n -.<. by the Aw
of decedent's real estate, will tu-nd * • Jt-cs of
his appoint mer* . '• •. "it; e• : • r ' >i:u: h. n.ia
Trey borough,oiFriday,Jane 6, • ■ InXii t>.:en
present them, or the be ft) • r dciwi r d rhit he SABA
.. . v '—2>.. ai A.. A —vjr.
T; v.M _
4 D.MINISTEA i i.:>C NOTICE,-rNotKj*
" ■ l'' 1 C
tattof PERRY C. LIEA rH, late of Snritl 8 rldtp..
are hereby rjaeslted t ica e {mjineut without ♦!•?! jr.
and all persSßß :.r.\ rK " man I iii ss I estatfcl wi4
present thcoi -nis aulhi;:ilct'-l * •:
iIWXAiI UWATn.
May 2", IS'-?. ' j"
i~7'XECUTOR , S NOTICE N wi ore-
Ii bv g'ven 1'; i ■ • tiicestat<yof
LEVI D. LANDOJf C ca d, hut taut n twp. s
hereof rMuestscl to make : to paynient, ana ad
pti.sous .*m'X d- :W ' ■ ' ; l"' as, >
present thuni duly littffßticati 1 f"r settlCtnent.
v ' BEXJAHtSLAiIDOS,
Jn UK W.LANDO2T.
Cantor. Mr:v Ift. !>"?• Exe--ut-)w.__
I~TISS(3IX"Tiv)-N Oi;' CUt'ARTN KiVsiIIP
/ The copartne-.- hip heretofore e>: : sti! •• 1 j'-vreti the
subscriber- i:.i> or the I'm - :u.- -oo.ii i-h, New her J
Peck is this day diwiived oy mut.-.ai • -.sent.
JO;;N n GooDnrcii.
, t.KO. N. Mi-id ,i;\ ,
<!Li i. L. Pi.Cii.
The notes and a'c*<-ur.tr of the. <• >lrni the hands
of i\ A. I'ievce for cu: o-linn. All peiiiun.-. indebted will
please take notice -"-u ave '-si.
I'roy, April 7,1862.
~A 1) MINls lif.-vT't ursNO n Civ—Notice
il is hereby <;lven. that all persons indebted to the
estate ot Patrick Hotviov.ilec'd., lateoi Xorti' . owanda,
t are hereby re'piest: i to tnuXo i... .Kiit ikitlvut (iu
i.y and ail persons'vivi'-r deniand-
wiii present tiictit d..-auiaenti ~ite tor sett.ciui-r.t.
y JOHN .V-inista'
.Inn" 17.1°<T