J^rifttUuraL
Hints about Work-
Tue farmer's most important winter work
may be in cultivating bis own mind, aud
i..>t l is alone, but those of bis children and
0 pendents. In tliis free and independent:
c.i"try, tt is often bar 1 to tell which is the i
s< v.tut, be who gives the labor of his free !
bo ids tor money,or be who gives bis money
f>i labor. They sometimes change places,
and very often the hired man becomes the j
more intelligent, cultivated, and wealthy
01 'he two. Many a man has voted lor a
former day laborer as h : s representative in '
the Legislature, or in Congress, l'uis comes
only by good use of the golden hours of
winter evenings.
Books. —The world is full of good ones. —
The less one knows, the better is he satis
fied with what he knows. Those books up
on subjects bearing upon a man's own cal-'
ling, are a never failing source of interest
and profit ; and in connection with books,
Periodical* both professional and those <>l
general interest,are very important as edu
cators. These things should be made avail
able in each neighborhood, by means of a
well selected
• Circulating LUtrarj, established in a cen
tral location, iu the school house, a store, or
iu a private family, and opea at regular
hours. Even at present prices of literature
of all kinds.a small sum only is required to
establish and maintain such a library, if it
be selected by a good agent.
Account*. — To begin the new year aright
when it comes, the old year must be finish
ed rightly. Farmers are very apt to run
into careless habits about their accounts —
not so much in money transactions as in
tiieir store hills, especially where the farm
products are seldom sold for money,but are
excuauged for family groceries. Go over
ail accounts, and get ready to commence
with a clean balance sheet January iSt,
18t>7 A plain account hook has prevented
many a law suit, for it is the very best wit
ness a mail can take into court, provided it
has beeu regularly and accurately kept.
Protections against Prod.— Protect cellars
bv banking up outside the walls with sods
an ! Girt, or what is better, tan bark, Con
duct off water dripping or flowing from
leaves, and pack straw or leaves against
sub windows ami door as are not Constant
ly in use. Pumps or hydrants may be pro
tect- d by setting he&dlcss barn Is around
them aud filling them with tan-bark, or
muck, or manure. Protect underground cis
terns, if necessary, by covering them with
more earth. If water pipes lreeze,clear the
ice out by pouring hot water upon the ice
through an India rubber tube. Expos* d
pipes may lie protected very well by wind
ing them with hay rope, and smearing this
with clay.
Fodder. —lt makes little difference how
abundant fodder is ; its waste is ciiminal-
Tliose who throw out hay, straw, or stalks,
to be trampled upon, and trod into the
ground by cattle and sheep, do a veiy fool
ish thing, for if properly used as bedding
even, it wovld be worth a good deal lor ma
nure. Hacks ought to be provided for the
yards and sheds, as well as for the stalls,
and so constructed that all the cattle refuse
may be worked over, as indicated.
Lioe Stork of ull Kinds require the fann
er's especial care and daily personal atten
tion. The cold weather is apt to induce
carelessness on the part of the hands, and
animals are not all well watered or equal
ly foddered, or systematically carded or
cleaned, unless the master's presence se
cures faithful work Feed and water reg
ularly aud well, and keep salt before hor
ses, cattle and sheep. We like tin- Liver
pool rock salt best. This comes in solid,
hard masses, weighing several pounds, and
lumps may be iaid in the mangers or in salt
troughs in the yard. Give all kinds of cat
tle a daily airing of two or three hours.
Young cattle and shc< p may have much
more liberty. No class of stock should be
allowed to iuu down in flesh—it is so hard
to bring theiu up again,and keep the young
stock growing.
i'nits aud Steers. When we get a snow
of a loot or mure deep, it is a capital time
to break steers aud colts.
Horses. —Look out for having them well
shod and caulked as soon as icy weather
comes. I'lie best application for bruises
and sprains is usually c dd water and thor
ough rubbing. It very painful, put on ruin
aud a little tincture of arnica,but not on raw
spots. Cu's, or bruises, when the skin is
broken, are best treated with grease and
pine tar, fiu-lted together to soil salve.
Working (Keen, if used, should be well
shod and caulked, at any rate in front, oth
erwise one ruus a great risk of having them
get tails and sprains.
C'nivs. — Keep their stables clean, spiiukle
gypsum to prevent the odor of ammonia.—
ftive abundant ventilation, but not cold
drafts. Make tin m exercise daily when it
is not very icy. II kept in a yard, see that
the shed is dry, well roofed, and it possible
board up the front in part, and pni up feed
racks. Put balls or boards on tin* horns ol
tl.e "Lilies" aud of quarrelsome ones. It is
sant that corn nubbins fed to cows ou the
ground is a preventive of abortion. It there
be any virtue in it, it probably lies in the
tows' picking up some earth with the corn.
It is well to give occasionally a handful of
wood ashes, and if a cow's breath is not
quite sweet, give pulverized charcoal and a
tahiespoontul of nitre (saltpeter) iu her
food
—'towards the last part of the fat
tening season, hogs gain slowly. As a
general rule, feeding hogs is said to pay as
lung as they gain daily half of one pr rent
That is, when a 2(>o pound hog gains a
pound. Kvt ii that depends altogether on
the price ot Coin and pork, and changes in
tin market may make it pay to teed hogs
some weeks even, though they gain noth
ing at all. Slaughter hogs for family use
in the coldest weather before Clnistnias. A
friend ot experience who advocates shoot
ing hogs, fears that the recommendation of
a correspondent to shoot a wooden plug into
the forehead, woald not he effective, unless
with a pretty good charge ot powder. He
prefers shooting with a hall through the
temples A little experience will settle the
question, and enable every one to avoid all
music on slaughter day.
Poultry.— After the hogs are killed, the
poultry will receive uusalted scraps and
swill not fit for cows, and it will promote a
tendency t commence laying, if they have
warm ijuartors. Those who breed for pri
ces w ill take care to provide warm sunny
rooms, and keep tLem warm even by artiti
ciai heat, so as to get out a clutch or two
of chicks of each breed they fancy, as ear
s tt.e lirst week in February if possible.
It w ill pay to take great care ot fowls for .
eggs only, when they sell for four or five
cents a piece, as they do now at retail in I
Nlw fork City markets.
Munun- -\\ e do not approve of hauling
out manure in the winter, and spreading it,
or leaving it in heaps <>u the laud. It may
be iuo vi d to distant ikdds when the shed
ding is good, and thi ie laid in large com
pact heap, trodden down, and if possible!
covered with dirt.
(kllara where roots are stored,should for
tin same n asou be kept onen as long as,
ca: safely be j dont will -ot iii.< /.ing the con-'
ten's
Jnsnrancr.
rpOWANJM INSURANCE AGENCY'
H. B. M KLAN
Agen'. tor the following well known aiu -el Dole Insur
ance Companies :
NEW ENGLAND Insirance CO liar (fori, Conn.
A SETTS " 244.078 16
KENSINGTON INSIRANCE CO. — Philadelphia.
WYOMING INSURANCE COMPANY.
Wilkes-Barre. Penn'a.
' Capitai and Surp ut $150,000
ASSETS.
Stock not called in - $50,000 j
: BiUs receivable 40,000
U. S. 5-20 Bonos ...... 26,000 j
! Temporary and call Loans 6.000 j
103 shares Wyoming Bank Stock - b.lsO j
50 shares First Nat. Bank at Wilkes Burre, - 5,000 |
:70 " Sec. - - 7,000 1
46 shares Wiiks-Barre Bridge Stock - - 7.580 ]
! Real Estate j
| Judgments 102 j
| Due from Agents and others - - - 7,414 ;
; Cash in baud and in Bank .... 1.842 i
DIRECTORS.
G. M . Hollenback L. D. Shoemaker
R. D. Lacoe, Juhu Richards,
H M. Hoyt, Charles A. Miner,
Samuel adhains. O. Collins,
Stewart Fierce. Cbas. Dorrauee.
; 7,'ui S -.toss G M . Harding
G. M HOLLENBACK, President. \
L. '. SHOEMAKER, Vice-President.
> 11. 0- SMITH Ser'y.
H. B. M'Kkan. Agent. Towanda, Pa.
LUZERNE INSURANCE AGENCY.
A. ma InsikanceCo — Hartford,
I Ab-tt.s $8,000,000
FVLTON INSCRANCK Co.—New York,
CASH Cas-ii-la $300,000 j
METROPOLITAN INSCRANCK CO..
CiriTAL $1,4000.000
ROYAL INSCRANCK CO.,
CAPITAL ....$10,000,005
LIVERPOOL & LONDON INS. CO.,
CAPITAL $5,u00,000
LIFE INSUK INCE—CONNBCTICCT MVTCAL.
ASSETS . . $5,000,000 j
* Foil, it- issued lor the jEtna, Fulton aud Metre
poi'.tan, aud orders received tor Insurance upon iavora- -
"ole terms. R C. MITH, Agent,
Wiikes-Bai re, Fa.
H. B. M KEAN, Agent, tot the above Companies at
Towanda, Fa.
HOMER CaMP, Agent, Camptown, Pa.
tsept. 4.'65.
CURE, LIFE, and ACCIDENTAL INSDK
r ance.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED
OVER SEVEN '/ EE .'V MILLION DOLLARS'
C. >S. RUSSELL, Agent,
iuR THE FOLLOWING NAMED RELIABLE COMPANVS I
GiRARi) File A MARINE INSCRANCK COMPARE i
Philadelphia, f
< apital aud surplus over f3so,ix>;
H'<mb Ikscrakck COMPANY
OfNewYoik f
Capital and surplus,over .... $3,750,000
INSCRANCK COMEANY OP NORTH AMERICA, i
Philadelphia. J
Capital and surplus, over $1,700,000
Manhattas INSCRANCK COMPANY, I
Of New-York. f
Capital and surplus, over sßoo,oo*l
ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COMPANY, (
Of Philadelphia. j
Capital and surpins, over $350,*100
jVp.tic INSCRANCK COMPANY, I
Of New Yaik. \
| Capital and surplus, over ... ..........$760,000
PUTNAM INSURANCE COMPANY, i
Of Hartford, Colin. f
<'apital and surplus, over s7<)4,<Joo
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. i
Of New-York (
Capital and surplus,over IS.uOO.nOO
TRAVELLERS INSURANCE COMPANY, i
Of Hartford. Conn. f
( apital aud surplus, ovet s6oo,obu
itiskr taken on ail kinds of Piupeity, at as low rates
as by any '-iber reliable Companies
AA Polities issued and Ixisses il any, adjusted at
this Agency, thereby saving the trouble and expense ol
j going elsewhere tor settlement.
*- Office at the iiardwhere Store of Codding A
| Russell C'.H. RUSSELL
j Towanda, Feb. 7, 1866.- ft
f|o WANDA INSURANCE AGENCY!
1
Policies issued,{Losses adjusted and promptly paid, by
H 11. M'h'EAN, Agent,
j Of the following well known and reliable Companies.
Office Moiitanye'a Block,
j Amount of Capital, ... $17,000,0*0
' Shtsi. INSURANCE CUMPANY, i
Hartford, Conn., {
: Capital $4,000,000
j NIAGARA INSURANCE COMPANY /
Now York, 1
Capital. . ... $1,246,000
- NEW FNQLAND INSURANCE CUMPANT, i
Hart Jot d, Conn., (
Capital . . $200,1)00
' WYOMING INSURANCE COMPANY, i
tVdke, Rune, Pa , (
Capital 1150,000
NORTH AMERICAN TRANSIT INSURANCE CO., j
(Accidental)
Philadelphia I
Capital $500,000
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIKE INSURANCE CO., \
Hintloiit, Conn., f
Capital $10,000,000
KENSINTON Fire INSURANCE CO i
Philadelphia, I
Capital . $300,000
Towanda. Feb. 20, latin it
'P II E INSURANCE COMPANY OP
I NORTH AMERICA.
OftLe No. 242 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
This Company are now prosecuting the b,i inesa oi
Insurance trom loss or damage by FIRE on Buildings,
Merchandise, Furniture, A. . throughout the Slate ot
Pennsylvania, on liberal terms,for long or short periods;
or permanently ot Buildings, by a deposit ot Premium
The prompt payment of claims for losses during the
period ot nearly 7o years that I lie Company lias been in
esisteuce. tutitles tiieiu to thecouifdence of the public.
DIRECTORS. Arthur ti. Coffin, Samuel W. Jones, John
A Brown, t'harle:. 'laylor. Amino,.! White, Jno. it. N'rtt,
hi hard D. Wood, Wm. Welsh, Win K Bowen, James
N. Dickson. S. Morris Wain. John Mason, Geo. L. Aar
i rison, Francis U. Cope. Edward fi. Trotter, Edward S.
i Clarke, Wni. Gumming*. ARTHUR G. COFFIN, Pres'nt.
C. 9. RUHSELL, Agent. Towanda.
L 1 A KM ERS M UTUAL FI RE I NSC RA NCE
i COMPANY
OF 4111)1)1.£ PENNSYLVANIA,
Odice in Danviile. Montour County, Penn'a.
Capital $357,000 00
The Farmers Mutual File Insurance Company of Mid
dle Pennsylvania was incorporated by the Pennsylvania
Legislature, in the year 1 vv- Mr the Mutual insurance
of Country property only, and immediately there-atter
commenced its operations on that principle, which has
been strictly adhered to since.
All losses buvc beeu promptly paid out ot the Premi
ums collected on application tor insurance without mak
ing any assessments.
The Insurance of Country proper y only, the low rales
charged lot Insurance .and the prompt payment of losses
are deemed a sufficient leeomiueudatiou oi the Farmer\
Mulua l Fire Jnsuiance Company ol Middle Penris Iva
nia to all owners ot sate class country property.
P. JOHNSON, efec'y. WM. Fclmkr, Prest.
C. M. MANVILI.E.
March 5, 66. Agent, Towanda. Pa.
J J \nS CARRIAGE SHOP,
AT ALBA, PENN'A.
The andersigued respectfully informs the citizeus of
Western Bradford that he ha, commenced the Carriage
uk.l Wagon mauutaelariiig biisiuess, in all its various
branches in Alba borough, iu the shop north oi the
Uuion Hotel, lli, foreman in the wood shop will be X
M KEYNtfLItH. who is well known to the people oi j
this vicinity , having beeu iu the busiuess tor the last lb j
years. He will manufacture to order, aud keep constant
ly on liand the latest styles ot Buggys, both top and
open, Platform, Democrat'and Skeleton Wagons, Sleigh,,
Cutters. Ac. His work will be dune by the most ex-,
pencil ed workmen, and great care will be taken in pio
eurriug the licst timt>er, and the most substantial ma
lei ials . lie intend, that the work turned out at his shop
tor style, durability and cheapness, shall not be excelled
in the County. REPAIUINt* ul all kinds doue with des
patch . iu a KtbUnliai Banner ou reasonable terna
Give usacait- JAMES UeINTYRE,
Altia, Bradford County, Pa., Feb. 40, l- .s. lv
1 T II E R ' 8 MI L L 8 ,
BURLINGTON, PA
The propuc-tor, having rebuilt bis Flouring Mill in Bur- !
lington. and taken pains iu seiecting articles, and the]
most mipiwved machinery, it is Uow completed in order
lor all kinds of Flouting.
CUSTOM WORK.. DONE AT SHORT NOTICE.
aUU t bciifal altendauls, who will see to y our wants in
good order ami with general satisfaction.
Am Lab Laid lor Grain. i :
April 17 1866. ROB WELL LUTHER. I
fijctfctpcirt.
f JJAKDWAKE. CODDING k KCSSELL
BaVK A
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK <>K GOODS.
To which additions me daily aeiLg made. which 1 hey
oflei cheap for Cash. A large e- -fwent f
COOKING STOVES.
! Mcug iho many desirable and beaut P- ! la'terae is the
CELECRATED AMKRii AN
This beautiful stove is unst ; • --eci for economy u,
fuel; is a perlect baker ; is the best C'-'U BTOVK iu
the market. Among their heating -.*.<>-.•• my be iound
a great variety suitable for every piece where *' mes are
| used.
STOVE PIPE AND SHEET IKON W.iKK
Always on band and made to order
TINWARE
; A large stock manufactured Iroic the very est maien
end by experienced workmen. A very ful assort
IKON, NIALvS AND STEEL,
At New York prices
HOUSE AND CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.
TOOLS FOR THE FARMER
! Tools tor the House Joiuer and Carpenter—Tools ;
Blacksmiths—Tools for everybody.
I WINDOW SASH AND GLASS, PAINTS, OILS AND
VARNISHES, MACHINE OIL A Nil BENZOLE,
| KDROSENE OIL, LAMPS. WICKS AND CHIMNEYS
BELTING, TABLE AM) SOCKET CCTLKRY,
BRITTANNIA AND PLATED WARE,
Pumps, Lm.il Pipe, kcun Pump*, Wnler
Pipes, Grindstones and firlures,
KEROSENE LANTERNS
j JOB WORK done with dispatch. S-amps repaired,
j Fluid J-anipsaud Lanterns altered and lilted to bum Ke
rosene.
Grain, Old Iron, Casting and Wrought raps, Copper.
: liras.- Brittaunia. Beeswax, Feathers ami Rags taken in
I exchange for goods.
Highest price in cash paid for Sheep Pelts and Furs.
ir OUR GOODS have been purctj-.c-e i on the pay
J.'Wii system and wili be Bold for READi i'A i.
IZZZZST'I OOODIMG A aWWBIX.
Towanda. March 10, 1863.
yj \HSI! VI. I C ' HERS A CO ,
I>K\LKRS IN
li V K D W ARE!
TIN, COPPKK, SIIKKT IRON, iND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
TOW AND A, PENN A.
Store or is door <outh of the Poet Offi.ee.
K. T. MARSHALL. W. K. MARSHALL. M. M. Mnitorn.
! MARSHALL BROTHERS A CO.,
Wish to call tiie utteut a ot the public to tic- r uew
Stuck of
HAUUWAKE,
FAUMING IMPLIMENTB,
BLACK SMITHS' TOOLS,
and OARPENTERS' TOOLS.
Also a large assortment of
Window Ola.-!,, .Sash, Paints, Oils,
O'utty, Varnishes, and Paint
and Varnish Brushes
of all lend-, will. h will be sold lot the lowest Cash prh •.
Also, all ilie assortment of
K EHOS KS E LA M P H
ot evtry style mu pattern to suit the pun i.,.
Lamps repaired and changed from Oil and i'luiu !
I Kerosene.
Particular attention paid to the m&uutactoring ot ah
kinds oi
! .TIN WAIt K
joss IKII riunrni ATTtK I> K TO
We have on hattd a line hi tide of,
GLA 8 S FRUIT J A it 8 ,
with improved seit- sealing corks, and
i HEBMETIb'AI. SEAM N 0 0 A N h ,
which is one of the ixisl cans used,
l June 20, Isiifi.
:
'j' RUE! TKU E ! Tit ( K I
j VV II EEI. E R k VV lI.S (J N
, TliK litisr
F A M I L Y M A(J II I N E !
UKAU Tilt. fUtifiMONY !
i
' Wheeler and Wilson is the best for household work
Tunis.
i We praise the Win der .k Wilson w,th euthusiasm.
CA. /„/</.
Intelligent sewing women are now generally sati tied
I ol the liiijiut l ,u< e and Value ol these Sewing M ichiue.-.
I (If. hi. lyiiif.
The Wheeler ,t Wilson will giv entire satisraetion
, —A'etii l'ort Observer.
'there is emphatically but one tsewing Machii,.- and
that is Wheeler A Wilson's —Judge Meigs, ,Sr. ulaiy
i AintiiciiH Institute, .V. I'. t'ity.
Mrs. Vinton desilfs ma to express to you net entire
satisfaction with your Newing Machine * My purse
1 bea s witness that the Sewing Machine, among its oth
er excellenuos, is a household economy. It. c. I),
Mant is t ftfton.
The Wheeler A Wilson has no rival Siientijir
America u
Woman's Grkailsl Boon.— We would advise u man
to lorego a thresher aud thresh with all ii i it.her t!i m
to see a wbe wear her health, vigor and life away iu
the i-vrila.ting ' stitch stitch, stitch,' when a Sowm •
Mai hiue can lie obtained. The Wheeler .V VV'il* m i"
an iuvahi ible a;d iu every household We have had
several diflerent kinds on trial ami alter six year -ei
vice, the W lieeler Wilson tias taken the precc erne
as the best where all kinds ul sewing is to he done in
a lauiily American Agi icultui d.
Methodist BookH om i-.iin , 2imi Mulberr. St. .> y.
Being in constant receipt oi iinpiii :es from our l ieth
ren respecting Sewing Machiues, with rei|nests to re
comiueud and purchose, we have in coujuuc'ion with
scone lady friends, caretully aud thoroughly ex iimned
the various machines oi practical value tor tamily ,ew
ing, aud UnU those uiatle by the Wheeler A Wilson
Manufacturing Company, 62) Broadway, New foik n
lolly combine the essentials ot a good instrunieut, aud
such as we can coulideutiy lecommend. Having seen
so favorable results from their use, in our owa and tt„
households lot our tiieods, we are desiiou* Dial iheir
beuetils should la; shared t.y all oui hrelhreu, and hence
have inteiestt-d ourselves iu tlielr ben ill
Ansel SteVeils f hos C'ail.'U, Daniel Wise. J. Belli
Edwards, James Floy, J. Porter, David Teny, Wiu a.
Cox.
F 1> K T .\ ILOHINU,
OR
II E A V V SV (> R K ,
(JKT
SINGER'S I M l' K O V E 1> ,
W 1 C K II A M BLACK,
AO Ft NTH,
TO WAN DA, BRADFORD COI'NTY, PA
Pit .'ii. IS6U
Q. V N SHOP!
(iONS, LIEi.KS AND PISTOLS.
J. V. (igiaea, would' iepeeifully inform the public
I bat he taw opened his
GUN SHOP
Ou the u,i. i, side of the Square, ue.tr the Court
Hou e, where may he lou'td i' >.ihle aud ."uugle barreled
Utile • it- v.tivets. Pistols. Cartridges, Ae .
Keys iiiu i to Doors. Pranks aod Padlocks
Particular alleuliou given to repairing, uud all
work warranted. j. y. UEiCKK.
Towauua, Aug. 'do Ihthi. fiiu .
ill rnijOm)r>i,
JT ft W A ft ft! fAM
W A ROOK WELL,
It- now rec-iviug an ,u i ili !v,' > uppplv ui
(J OOPS,
Comprising a l.isbi one'ole ass ortmeot of
PRESS GO'DS,
CLOAK INGS.
SHAW i-S,
BREAKFAST ('APES,
HOODS,
EMBROIDERY
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
SHEETING,
BATTINtj,
YARN,
Ana all d3S3ript ' uu * ; 1 1
RY GOODS
! > .
For Men and Boys wear,
CLOTHS, OASSIMEBES, HATS, CAPS,
BOOTS, SHOES, OF ALL KINDS.
Alsoaiir# ' is-ortui ?at ul
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, LAMPS,
LANTERNS, in i,
I . be sold a'. he lowest rates
WOODEN WARE,
Of a oa-, Birl ' c'i ncy Buc
* TOYS FOR TIIF CHI DREN,
To appreciate tbe great variety. you must call and see
: hem.
VARIETY.
P ri ornery, Jewelry, and ail scr ts Kni knacks .
GROCERIES
01 all kinds. Syrups .\f .1 Sugir. it tin* lowest
market price
TO THE PUBLIC.
We have purcba i d these goods at the lowest de
■ • lie in the market, ami feel confident that I can give
i utmost saUOaction quality and pi -.
Tnwands. 'et. I i, Imp;.
' J w . '!' AVI. ') R
Is now receiving a very large and well selected
STOCK O K K AL L GOO I) S i
<lomprisiug all the
NEW AM) DESIRABLE .STYLES
; In market, and will la? exhibited with pleasure. \ !
very fine aaaortnient o t
PRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS
To match. A Urge Block ol
' 'LOTUS AN D SACKINOS.
A large hto k ,(ii Lidiui and \ isncs
WOOL SHAWLS AND KMT GOODS
Ol all kinds.
BROWN SHEETING A BLCH'I) MUSLIN
A lull assort nieut of
FANCY COOPS.
And . very large ami complete stock ol
MILLINERY COOPS,
And a gie.it variety ol ether goads Dm numerous to
mention. Oct. a, lstai.
n O 0 1) B A R o A I N S
AT
w1 C K II A ,\1 A B L AUK'S,
Wishing to close out otir stock ol
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES,
HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE,
AND HOOKS,
Wo are now offerin-; them ,i
GREATLY REDUCED FRIGES.
This IS no lll!lilt, U>{ .We ire .m l t.i sell. A large
NEW STOCK
i>r
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHS,
JUST OPENKI>.
The Urgent stock of
CHINA,
CROCKERY,
AND YELLOW WARE,
Ever brought to; thhTuiarket, wit! he opened in a !
FEW DAYS.
Towanda.Oct. 3, 1 still.
I F CHAMBERLAIN,
el.
WVALUSIKG, PA.,
successor to B. M. A E WELLISS, general Warehouse
business. Also keeps ou hauj a general assortment ol
i>d ami sol! ground plaster, Liiue, Salt, and Farm
tug Implements. Cooking Stoves of virions patterns •
I'arlour Stoves, Ac . all ol win-h will be sola at iea
souah.e rates, lor ready pay. Cash paid tor grain
Wyaluaing, Pa. Oct. 9th, 1966-Ira*
Drugs anfr jUtbirincß.
y^ T H. GORE'S DRUGS TO R E
W. b. b. Go<tc. (si'cei o ; tin a.oiT .v fGo.e.) is
continuing i.c be i >e-> . ,.? old a'end Mo. 4. Psion a
Block. wlie.e be i-> r'aiiv ttocvjii* foußiobs to bis
blots icon in ... ci do D ID, e.s .'DO Ula ttliac
luieis It'Sp#'i ,udy e as oi . i. 1 .su.ee oi poolic
pa lou.ije AI a rye sleek t>'
FBEhH U B l"i b AND MEDICINES
Has just i.eeu meiTW,aud we art now p'ej.a'ed to sop
ply the
WANT.-. OF THE t'Liill,it WITH ALL ARTICLES
be norm i> u to T at T a ale.
Pa RE WINE AND LIQUORS. FOR MEDICAL USE
>KLY. A FULL ABSOhIaSM OK UOJttBTtAI St
TAN J ECLECTIC AND HOMEPATHIC MKL>I
CI NEB.
Al.i. THE POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES.
FAINTS, OIL, VAKKISU .
PAINT AND VARNISH BRUSHES,
DYE-STUFFS AMI GLASS.
! FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES OF EVERY KIND.
TILDKN H ALCOHOLIC AND FLUID EXTKACTg,
ALKALOID A .V h R E SIM OID 8
r All tbe Best Trusses.
A B DO M I N A L 8 U P P O B T K KB ,
Biiouldei Brn'fc?,*
BREABT PUMPS, NIPPLE SHELLS AND SHIELDS,
Nursing Bottles, syringes and Catheters.
A LAKOK AB6ORTMFNT OF RAZOR . STROPS. POCKET EMVES,
! SURGICAL INBTRUM ENTB OF LATE BTYLF
j AND BUST QUALITY.
1 A large supply Brushes for the Ila.l anu Hair. Also for
tie Teth and Nails, Tooth Powders and Pastes,
Oils, Perfumery, Soaps, Combs. Hair Dye, ln
vigoratora. Ac., Kerosene. Kerosene Lamps.
Shades, Chimneys, Wicks, Ac , all of
tbe latest styles.
i CHOICE OIGAJib, TOBACCO AND SNUFF. j
fir ' t iaicians supplied at reasonable rates. Medt
• : Pre* , I US CArefnUy and accurately com- ,
:• 'tid pre; red by c> ri.etent persons at all bourn
day at.o ■ ight Bmdajr how Irorn to 10o 1 * j
I Bock in the fctwnil, to 'I in the afternoon.
W. H. H. GORE.
Tovands, Btpt. 10, i^
|\R PORTER 8 OLD DRlfo STORE.
.lire idy admittedto ;>e
The largest,safest and most approved
DRUG HOUSE IN* NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA
WtTii
AnestablMbed reputation lor keeping the l es medicine
UNEQUALLED
• In Its facilities andapparat is lor compounding ano p*e
paring
MEDICINE AND PRESCRIPTION?-
| Conducted by thoroughly competent person* v. *o
the most careful at.en", ion.nay the S. i est :e',;>:
to accuracy, and '-eonly se'ec'- o arti
cles, and medicine- of nnour;-
tiuned purity, has become
J HE CASH bItUG KTORE
j With prices ccvised to correspond with tbe o.vrL>-'.
WHOLESALE A N D RE T A I L.
ALL ARTIULKS WIHKIH..:! 1" KLi HRILNTiiO.
i By recent art tugc-nic-ntk with the ilam tai uiera, 1 i.-. .r
ters or Fit-l Holticrr of Good -in ' .Purcic
see,tbe prices will always b. in lovr
est point for I'm icimoos.
LOWER FIGURES THAN EVER IN
i'Af.N ! - OILS V MDNISHE.- GI,ABs. DKUftB AND j
i Ectrylhing iu this r/Uunrf u■ U hr ■ln
f'h'tip for Cash !
VK ! • . U KKDt'CID, VIZ:
OF SOAP- I'ERcT.'M? RY, BRUMIES, COMBS, j
I IMVi -■ AND UI7.OCS,
I. A M PS AND M A 1 I-: li f \ L K FOR I. Hi H T. j
TKUBBKS A SUPPORTERS,
'.VINES AND LIQUORS, ONLY FOR MEDICINE. I
TOItAI AND SNUFF.
ALL THE POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES,
TOOTH, tut.". AM. IIAIK I'iIEFAKATIOKS.
FANCY ARTICLES OF M.I. DF>CKIPTIONS,
Edt'hr, Botanic and lioyuioyilhic Mrdirines
S/iirrs, Li, 1 1 Setil, l.unt/1 Siiurit < and Uat den Seeds.
FISH TACKLE. AMMUNITION, Ac. . S
Constituting tbe most complete assortment, embracing
the great wants of tbe I't ijilc, reduced in Piice,
and revised lor the i ,sh .System.
1)R. PORTER'S COAL OIL.
DR. PORTER S CAMPHENE !
DR. PORTER S ALCOHOL!
I)R. PORTER'S BURNING FLUID!
Are Fresh, daily prepared, and uunvalied hvanv in the
Market, " *
DR. lORI KI: f i I 1 ARATI (I X S
FOK KAKII.Y IVK.
Known as Sale and Reliable Reiueiiics.are warrauted fo
what they are intended to give satisfaction,
viz :
Dr Porter's Pectoral Syrup. price JO eentr
I)r Porter's Family Entbrocatioa •' 35 ••
Dr Porter's Tonic Elixer • Kgj ..
Dr Porter'• Worm Syrvp " so
l)r Porter'a Comp. Syr. Hypophoaphitea.. " lop
t)r Porter's Uterine i oni. * >
Dr Porter's Blackberry Balsam " ;t
Dr Porter's Tooth Ache Drops " 'JS ..
Dr Porter's Cephalic Snutf •• 25 "
Dr Porter's Tooth Powder •• ap <•
Dr Porter'sTricogene • yp ..
Dr Porter's Tricopbile " ,-,i, ..
Dr Porter's Shampoo •* , ..
Dr Porter's Dorse and Cattle Lotion '• ;,n
Dr Porter's Horse-end Cattle Powder ■' bj
l)r Porter's Bi'd Bug Poison . . ' " u,
Dr Porter s Black Ink.. ' .. 2', ••
Dr Porter's Cleansing Fluid "* ' << -J-i
fir i'ort. r's Hat and Mice Poison •< 35 ..
Dr Porter's Citrate Magnesia • 1.
Dr Porter's Worm Waft-is 35
MEDICAL ADVKI- GIVEN GRATUITOUSLY Ai
THE OFFICE.
Charging only tor Meuicine.
s' i hitukliil ior j -,-i ' la! pa ronage would respect
:u!l> announce to liis friends and the public tbatuo pain
haii l.e Spar, d to satisfy and merit the continuance of
then confidence and patronage, at the
O A M it I) It U C STORE!
Corner of Slain and Pine streets.
r jniK NORTH BRANCH FOUNDRY
AMI
M A C H 1 N E SHOD,
Situated on fine, east of Main Street,
TOVVAN DA, BRADFORD COUNTY, FA.,
Is now prepared to turuMi
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
AND
S H 1 X G L E M A C II 1 N E S',
Of the best quality with tire l itest improvements. All
kiuds ot Machinery lor Flouring aud Sw Mills.
! STEAM ENGINES, .MADE A REPAIRED
I STEAM WHISTLES,
STEAM G AGUES,
GAUGE COCKS,
OIL CANS, AC.,
Furnished at short notice.
B0 L T Cl T TTI NG ,
Done from J to It iuohes in diameter.
FORGING
t< heavy wrought work for Br'dges, and .11 other pur
poses, done to order. Also, a large assortment of
! COOKING AND HEATING STOVES,
foul and Wood Burners. Furniture lor Cooking Stoves,
S'ove Pipe. Tin-Ware, Boat Pumps, Plows, Cultivators
: aud Lcrapers, kept constantly on hand.
DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS
Oi all kiuds of machineiy for mills aud other purposes
j prepared by
G . S. PECK,
Foreman, wb • has had large experience in this branch
ot the business.
, r , ~ JOHS CAKMAN.
Towandt, Oct. 29, 1*66 !y.
.furniture.
E W AH IA N 0 EMhN T ! |
A M AMMOTH FURNITURE STOKE, j
w
TOWANDA, BRADFORD CO UN TV , PENN'A.,
WITH KCDCCBD PRICK*.
.f A M E S O. FKO S T
Would respectfully annouuct to the people o! Brad
lord mid the a .joining counties, that In- - purchased
the Store, on the south side of the Put Square, tor
iueri> occupied by CHESTER WELL* ; and also the
Store on Main Sire t, formerly occupied by J. W.Mcan.-
a* a Grocery Store, and having connected tlie smut, has j
now the largest and best Furniture Ware Uooixi U o
tound this side of the city ol New York And he would
I fanbertnore utuouDct' that h<* bw> in tbf* b'<!pp *d* mrp
est and best stork of Furniture ever oße red in tins Mar
ket, or to be found in Northern Pennsylvania whi< h
Constant additions will 1* made iron, Boston. New-York
Rochester and various other piaces to numerous to men
tion all o! which will he sold i lower pr.ce- than any
other dealer this bide of New York will sell the same
quality of g >ods.
My stock consists in part o!
MARBLE and WOO It TOP CENTRE TABLE*,
MARBLE and WOOD TOP HALL TAND,
DINING and EXTENSION TABLES
CARD TABLES,
PIANO STOOLS,
BUREAUS, STANDS, BEDSIEA S A':., A j
Chairs of every variety and style, a -neap as if. 1
cheapest and good as the • ■-!
Enameled Chamber - i- „;vi Oak, CheSU-r .
Walnut. Parlor sets in H.r, Cloth, La:i.;u-b Vor?' a
and lieps, a! prices which defy competition A-i
EASY CHAIRS, aud liOCKEKri,
CAMP CHAIRb and iTOOi-S
BOOR RACK-,
W HAT NOTS,
IRON BEDSTEADS
HAIL amfHU.-.K 1 ITRE.-v-..-.
Children's Carriages,
Children's Cra*j.- • a ■ r - !
I liOCKING CLASH!
j LOOKING GLA.-O PLAT&-.
PICTURE FRAMES,
MOULDINGS,
PHOTOGRAPH OVALS.
STEEL ENGRAVINGS,
• trKDS and TASSELS,
In fact everyt- : g in the Iln- usually to he found in a
first class Futailure Store. I bhali also continue to man
ulacture furniture ah usual aau warrant the saint to give
! satisfaction. The public are invited to call lad ftVSmi'
; ior themselve.-. at the store, on Main atieet. two do rs
south of Montanyes. My motto i, quick salts aud sinali
, profits
Ready g" de Coffins. Burial Cases. -Co.an I'iatea ~nd
Handle's,' o witu everything in the iyne o! under
■ taking constantly on bund, witn two elegant Hear
Funerals attended within a circuit 0f.25 miies on reas
onable tutu-.,
rowan da* Pa., Ibm 20,1865. JAMBS O. FBOSt.
JP I'KM TI KE WAKE-ROOM.t !
JAM - MAKIN'SON nil-, tnee- to the public that he
t ■ it ■ u hi-, .uf lure and keep on hand a large
a - ■ tri. lit-'
C A B ISET FUBNI TUH B ,
B:- Wed-'JO-.!-. Stands Chairs, Ac., of
every di -.-i.-.i oi 1. : ti ii,: is? made of the he-t ma eri
aN, ind in h- w. -' . km.-*! kt manner.
fit vit* ■ iin "on the public to my work, wuicb 1
- <■•;.■ iit urp- td in tine, .iiity. -t any shop in the
Htsl y, and my price* will he found to :>e as low us the |
Tin. -i 'lnr.it.
~ i_. -■< it, us >us-aat!y on Baa or made to or
di -g i Hearse wil imtahed when desired- I
VE W FU K NIT UR 8 .STOKE !
it
>i..vmg lcnied the Furuituie W.irc rooms formerly oc- i
e ij-.i-.i by P. N. Page, Atbc ns, Pa , would now say to I
to-- pali' ns ■ ! tbr old Establishiiicat that 1 have a com
plete Stock of Goods, ju received, embracing every-1
. thing in the
FURNITURE LINE.
My goods urc new and wc ii selected, aad lor
GOOD GOODS
i Will not be undn'old i.y any. Cull and examine my
| stock bei ore put chasing 1 ret..i th Workmen : t' -
j old e- T ab.:-hmeat. and
MR. N. I. iIART
i Will have charge of the l.u nc-ss and Manufacturing. It
short we h.:v- ;hc tilu-.-t -fork of Goods in our one w
of New York, com; tug of
Parlor Fnmiture,
Chamber-Se-.ts, s Ns. Bare l is, Marble-top
Centre Tables. Extension
and Dining Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads,
Mirrors, Picture Flames,
Ph-togiaph Ovals, Cord aud 1 assets,
Steel Engravings,
Oil Curiins, Toilet Stands, Work-Boxes,
Pictures, Ac
COFFINS AND BURIAL CASES.
Our Uwleitakti'* fie/iaitment will at all times 1-e
well supplied with everything in that line. We hate
the
F/XEST HEARSE
In this s>-utiiin, not ev • ;>ting luy thing west of New
York, and will aileril Funerals within a circuit o f
1 wruly Jii'f.i, on ri .-■ i tliieterms.
G. H. VOORHIS.
N.I. HAUT, AE t.
Alliens ,Im. ' 1 sr.' jy
|Jl)otogrupt)S.
(J OME Tll 1N G NE W A T
GEORGE H. WOOD'S
PUOTUG li AP II 1 0 GA L L ERY,
TOWANIIA, PA.
le ha the pleasure oi informing his old friends and
patrons, that he is now prepared to make the new and
beautiful style of
<v E M FERROT YI'E S ,
mounted on cards very cheap.
AN.,. l.tiin.types for Lockets. Cases.or Frames, as
well is all kinds <>!
P 11 0 T 0 G K A 1' II S
AS BEFORK tN
'I'D BEST ST Y L E O F A R T .
View s taken f Houses on short notice.
VO P 1 I N(1 I) 0N E TO ORD E1?
In a few days.
Ai. L WO li K WARRA NTE D .
Albums kept on hand aud will be sold cheap.
G. H. WOOD.
IW. |Bu.
| THE OLD BAKERY REVIVED!
PETTES &, HOVEY,
Ate now receiving a tresh supply of Nuts, Fruits and
i Candies, at the ohl Stand on Main street opposite the
I Court House. Also an assortment oi
FAM IL Y GROCERIES,
Such as Teas, Sugar*, Coffee. Sa'eratus, Molasses,
! Syrup Spices, Ac., Ac. which w ill be .-old as cheap as
j can be bought iu the borough ot Towauda or elsewhere.
COOD GREEN TEA FOR sl, PER POUND.
Kept constantly OD hand.
BREAD, BUSCUIT, PIES,CAKES, AC., AC.,
At the Towauda Bakery.
Crackers by the barrel or pound, at the Bakery.
PETTES A HOVEY,
i May 7, '66.—tf.
I U L 0 O D 6i CO.,
Still Manufacture the best
II O R\s E P 0 W E li S ,
The Best
THRESHERS AND CLEANERS,
Also,
THRESHERS AND SEPARATORS,
FANNING MILLS, Ac., Ac., Ac.
All of which we lurulsb at the Lowest Prices,
CALL AVI> SRK, AT THIS NKW SLOP.
Athens. Pa.. Aug. 10. 1866 —tf.
Clotljing.
i t S*BW> ftSBSLLION eSheD !
i -.LK OF GI.OTHIM,
|O < N E r> O VV S WITH GOi. |.
•d, well made Ciotiuwg .
'• " > now open tor inspect!- n *' ih.
oiUKE OI K. W. EWLIY,
Bougu' siu-.e toe fail oi Gold aud the Reoeinc i • ■
will enable him to give his customers the b- -t : u i i
•OW hßures, and the decline in prices My ■> ,
al ar?'stylish, and c la motlr No sec -no iste ,
go'ju*. every article guaranteed as represented*o> r*
seat fcv gooo: are a;.
THE LATE-T FASHIO-NF,
And equal to Ure best city custom made,so '< • ax
if uacts' the nest quality sii wool
Business Suits.
Black F'rock CoaU,
Bis- f I Hie Pent* and Vesta,
Linen Coats. Duster*, and Pants,
The Latest blyie i ine Bilk fiats, -o'i.
Htrew, Panama and Clot'i Hats, White ...
Negligee BhirU, Collars Net k To- Gfovoe, a
ptrnders. Under isbirts a;.o Disacra, Bestuus. ;v
English Halt Hose Over Alls, Over Shir' ■. Line: >Ut,j
kerchiefs, Indies Fine M-roc<*> Traveling Bag-. '
Jx ia-A everything uausliy found in a Fir.ic.o--
(- •u'ieiuan a Furnishing More. My m- tto o, go-gi
I G-—C- a* a 'sir price are cheaper than poor go-xi-, at any
li"!'* Ail good- sold at one price.no oaufcrirignoi
tec.Mng to iuake an offer, but every one get- the
goods -1 the same price, which Is the
- • 'lt the market. All old g'g)dh
" it-' - c now u to the gold base, and
• ill bes-ild rega.-nlesagif sacri
hce. 1} y-ru want good
gooc - at a fair price,
go to EDDY'S,
here you will End
-ii!' icu } to stow hia goods
-co -• • -:e?n t-s. •.* the lowest fig
'T to eonespocd with Gold. Bear m
mind the place to t-ci g>c . well made, reiiabl
j Clothing is at R. W. EDDY .- next door to Powe *, Co.
! . K. W. EDi Y.
I , JiD. 7,1 jo.
: { ! CLOTH I.Y G !
I
-ax J\ aj A l)L AN' * MA ah i O OR 'J * K.
J M. COLLIN'S,
: Ist door .Sooth of Codding 4 BuaselTs, has just recei . <1
ir'i New York a large and atractive assert in en: ot
NEW WINTER CLOTHING.
Our stock comprises every .rude worn by men a.-,u
boy r,
PILOT AND BEAVER OVERCOAT*. ,E-T QUA L
i.Y BU-IN'ESS SUITS OF ALL h. /Liir-
COAT.-. PANT- VESTS. SHIP.TS,
COLLARS N K TIES. WRAP-
I ids. DRAWERS ie.
G E > i .- F U R N ISH IN G G0 U D.<
Of every derx ripiion.
Especial attention i- calleti to oar stock of
CU'Tlti, CAS.S I MERES AND VEST IX o >
Wfc.-' we will make up to orier on short notice
A nit e tie of Fancy Cassiuaen for Pants and (' at...
. La*?-st style Hats and Cups. Gents Fur Collar-.
cutting done to order on short notice.
| t -.or in uiiua ii you isb to buy Cioth*ng CHEAP,
and • ■ g'.-id as represented, call at
I i enns Ca-h ' COLLI X
[ T 'Wanua, Dec. 7. Isds.
fUistcllancons.
H ! EALTH I.S THE GREAT NEED OF
THE AT.;
A NEW -YSTHM OF THE HEALING * HI.
N. J. COGSWELL, M D.,
9YGIENIC PHYSICIAN AND -URGEOX,
May G . L-uitec in |.<erson c-r by letter, at his es
dence, E.—t Sic rut Hiii. Bradford caun y. Pa.
An ia'ciiige.if c-mmsnity require a meuical do „e
gr< ii'i-Sed up-• - glii re.. on. in harmony with . d
avouched by i he unerring laws of Nature and of th-.- vi
tal organism, aud authenticated by successful rt-ills.
Hence we soli- it an examination oi our system. Claim
ing that uil tii ea.-i.s can he successfully treated with
truiy Hygienic Agencies.
No I> -jg p Lsou- will Ije given. As a graduate : th;
oniy- College in tne world where health is taught. ae
-li.t l Uk- • pecial pain? to explain to the patient.-, tne
nature of the disei-e. The laws ol lite and health, why
it it is unnecessary and dangerous to take drugs, ana
how to preserve health and long life. Will visit pa-
Gents, and give directions tor home treatment, when
d'-sired.
East Springhiil, May 1, Gil.— ly.p.
PIANOS, AMERICAN ORGANS ANi
1 MELODIANS.
The undersigned m --t respectfully announces to the
citizci sol Towanda anu vicinity, that he hus purchased
the Music business of G. T. COLE, and will uerc.it - r
supply a' y ol the above articles, together with
V IOLINS, GUITARS, ACCORDIANS, STRINGS. AC.,
on ax good terms as they can be h id eiswbere.
W. A. CHAMBERLAIN .
tie is also Agent for the
CELEBRATED AMERICAN WATCH,
and has always on band, good assortment ct Swiss
Watches, with a general assortment of
JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS,
••silver and Plated Ware of the BEST M VN'UFACTUB
KRS. which will he s.M at unusually low figures A
voucty oi Cluck-just received, among which may
lie h uuU tin Svth l homas, which has no equal.
Ut.FAiBI.NG AND* JOBBING,
done with ue& :ss aua Jisjiiteh, and wirtanteil. To
those wuo can't ,e. we w mid say gi 'Jhainberlain's
and get a pair of -las.se-' that will rni i-n see as well
as ever. Don't l -rget the shop, ueiriy opposite th"
Court House. VV. A. CiiA •) bLiILAIN.
Towanda, Nov. 6,1865.
1 E*F F I) AV IS ESCAPED!
How many hearts will burn with indignation on real
ing this announcement. But we counsel you to spare
your feelings ot indignation for a future period, for al
t-hough this arch trait r has escaped being hung or shot
;he Public are requested to call at
WARNER'S JEWELRY STORE,
Aud examine his splendid stock ol Watches and Jewel
ry of the latest designs and elaborate finish, which are
l>ng sold at
VERY LOW PRICES.
He also keeps the celebrated Seth Thomas Clock and
American and Swiss Watches. Other articles usually
kept in i store ol this kind. Remember the place, Pat
ion s bio k. N. B.—Watches, Clocks and Jewelry re
pain d tid warr late 1.
A. M. WARNER.
lowandii, June 20,—6 m.p.
/JAR RI AGES, WAGONS, SLEIGHS!
THE OLD EsTAßi.i.-UMENT fsiILL IN OPERATION
FELLOWS, CRANDALL A CO..
Successors to Re. IT ' Fellows A Co., are now offering
and are prepared to ,rni t oa short notice, Wagons,
Carriage* and S eigi's. ot all descriptions aud of the ,'a
[ test ami most approved style, and of the best materia:.
, it the old stand opposite the Union Bouse, in the cen
tral part ot Alba Borough. Bradford County, Pa.
The public are assured that the reputation the shop
has acquired during the last six years under the super
intendence of J . H. Fellows, wili lie more than main
tained. a* he will superintend the work as heretolor- he
uavu,g ioug bet n aud hatting had much experience as t
Carriage aud Sleigh liuildei would assure the pied
that o pains will be spar.'d by the above tirta to m.a -
the establishment worthy of 'heir patronage, rhauktu!
as one ot the old linn lor the patronage thus far ext- n
ded, we hope to merit a continuance ot the s.uie.
N. B—We, the undersigned, baing practi •i!me• ;ia -
ics,can m inutactare and otter to the pnhlic ut pr.ee
that wi.l dely competition. JAMES H. FELLOWS,
D. W. C. CRANDALL,
J. G. MERITf
Aibi Borough, \j-ril li. iS-.ii. !\
E W I' L A N I N G M i L L
The undersigned having built a Marge and commodious
Mill in the Borough of Towauda", and filled it with "the
t:"st modern and improved much.- ni v. tor the manufac
ture of
WINDOW SASH. A BLINDS,
are prepared to fill orders, whether large or small, opou
the shortest notice. We have also a large variety ot
MOULDINGS, ot the latest style and pattern, which we
can : ra -h much cheaperttai they can be worked by
rind.
PLANING.
I'ONGUEINO,
GROVEING,
AND SCROLL
SAWING,
aid all other-wort pert-caiug to Joinery, will be done to
suit our customers
Persons building, and not living more than twelve or
fourteen miles distant, will litid it largely for their inter
est to buy oi us, or bring their lumber and have it
worked by our machinery. Briug your grist of Floor
ing. or other lumber, and while your team is feeding,
tave it ground out aud take it home with you.
We will pay CASU for PINE .v HEMLOCK LUMBER
delivered at our lumber yard. Come and see us, or if
you can't come, write.
L..8. KODGERS A CO
fowanda, Feb. 8,1861
i