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LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Trxs Tura. The- following is
Time Table of the Penneyhauls aadl
York Canal and Ball Road Company, erl
took effect on Monday, Nov. 23, 18881
8013131WAXD.
P. M. P. M. A
sas mso
....6:50 12:45.... p.
743 12:58
......718 1:13
.....7:40 1:35.
NORTERAZD.
:..830 UM)
.....7:50' 11:40
.7:37 1197
722 11:12
...7:00 1020
A. M. A. IL P.
JOHN P. cox, superintendal
WAVERLY
Arnim..
Mom..
TOWANDA
ATMOIS .
I:Jur:mi..
TOWANDA
aer.A. very deeireable
property is offered for sale in our adv ;
ing columns. The situation is a
pleasant one, and those desirous of
chasing will do well to examine the p • . 1 !
ty and learn the terms. I
`Accumbrr.—Mr. WILLIAM Ns •
living about two miles from PI- .. '
towards Newark Valley, had a leg heti
nest the 'ankle, on Monday last. He
cared for by Drs. DAmza and Brass an.
doing well •
FIRE IN LATHROP.—The barn of C -
Ms Tswisszoar, containing s pair of hors
a quantity of corn, oats, and 16 or 20
•of hay,'was.htuned onthe morning of No .
Bth. The fire is supposed to have been e
work of an incendiary: The loss is a sev
one to Mr. T, as he has quite a stock of
cattle, and all his fodder was consumed
Insured for about EDO, in - Wyoming.,
Agent Black, of Nicholson, is taking
steps to bring the guilty ones to jaatioe.
A MONSTER NEWSPAPER —The Nciw
York Independent has recently been enlarged,
and is now the largest newspaper on this
continent. It contains 72 columns, each
26 inches tang, or - 150 lineal feet per week.
It is also as good as it is large. Contaiis
religions, commercial, political and general
news, able contributions and editorials,
dc., La. Published:at the low rate of $2150
a year, with reductions to clubs; premiunis.
&c. Edited by Bev. Theodore Tilton—
Henry C. Bowen, publisher, box 2787, N
Bs. The Trustees of Waverly v`l-
loge have all resigned, for the purpose of o
taining an expression of the opinion of l3
Electors of the village whether the expens
t,.
incurred in making the improvements n
Broad street shall be assessed upon the tax
able property of the Corporation, or s . 1
be paid b y the owners in front of who. e
lands the improvements have been made.
In resigning they offer themselves as c.
didates for re-election, in which case
vote of the electors will virtually decide
question at issue.
OUTRAGE UPON A LIITLE GIRL.—Two
men, named Eittuaa and PET= HZNION, wi4e
arrested on Sunday morning, at Owego, on
a charge of committing an indecent man*,
under the most aggravated circumslanceS,
upon the person of Canals PABCF, a child
twelve years of age, on Saturday evening,
the Erie Railroad, a few miles west of Bin:
hamton. There is a doubt yet wheth
their victim will live. It required ranch
effort of the officers to prevent the lynehhir
41 the prisoners. They are in jail in Bin -
hiitnton, and will be tried there.
HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH.—Mr. Ber: •
ner,cf the Daily Tekgraph, has issued a
prospectus in which he offers his paper
during the approaching session of the
Legislature for $1,50. The Telegraph is a
live Republican paper and its reports of the
saipigs and doings of our lawmakers are
always satisfactory and accurate. Its loca
tion 'at the capital of the state gives it facil
ities that are of immense value to an elite+
piising journal ; rendering it indispensablb
MI all who desire to be well posted in thb
political and general news of the ante,
Onr readers who need such a paper cannot
do better than subscribe for the Telegrap
Stir Upon the authority of a news
h l
paper reports we are enabled to say that ' i
is reported that Santa Clans and Kris
Kringle are making extreme prepanitio
for their next visit to this mundane sphere.'
The first preparatory act to visiting t •
neigborhood, will be the selection of
large amount of Confectionery and a great
number of Toys at Hsar's establishment.
Christmas would bring disappointment
to the littl i ones, if they did not find them
selves the 110.94.-RSOr of a portion of his va
ried assortment. Dealers will find it grea
tv to• their advantage to lay in their stock o
Confectionery and Toys at an early day,
while the assortment fa, unbroken.
There living in ItVi•stcbeste
Mass., the "last survivor of the Wyomin:
massacre." Mr. AOlOB Adams, born in the,
Wyoming settlement, near Old Kingston,!
August 16, 1773. He was not quite five)
years old at the time of the massacre,whichl
occurred in July, 1778. The lives of thos q .
in the fort where his family was were spared
but they were stripped of clothes and food
and turned into the wilderness.' The Adams
family consisted of five members—the fath
er, ifaother, and three children, Amos five
years, one three, and the other-one year old,
The mother carried the babe, the father the
next,and the eldest hackto walk the journey
of one hundred and fifty miles, and he
scarce five years old, in constant dread o
theTndians, to • Fishkill, New York, on the
North river. They lived on roots and ber
ries., He is now very active and is a hard
worker ; his sight, hearing, and general
health are excellent ; he is now a widower;
having bad two wives and ten children.
TERRIBLE AND FATAL ACCIDENTOLI
Saturday last, the' inhabitants of Bretaport,
Chemung Co., were atartled to hear that a
boy had been torn in pieces in the mill of
JOBEZPEI RODIIININ.
It seems that a little boy of about twelve
years of age, a son of CHAIINCIT &maxiNthe
engineer of the mill, had been grinding
pocket-knife on a large grind-atone,
was run by means of • heavy belt. The
belt passes about the main driving shaft•of
the mill, making about three hundred revo
lutions,. per minute. By some means he
was caught in the belt by one foot. In an
instant he was made to revolve about the
shaft with such velocity as to actually tear
the leg and hip from the body,throwing the
disembered limb some twenty feet away,-
The head was beaten all into pieces, the
skull bones and every bit of the brains be
ing scattered about on the floors and tim
bers.
The body revolved with such velocity as
to break a brace in the heavy timbers over
head, four by six inches, and four feet long,
severing it completely.—Elniira izefle.
A Nits STORE. —lt is all admitted
tact that one of the nest Book Stores in
Northern Pennsylvania, is the one owned
by Aliso= gt BAEBIR, in this place. Their
stock is always fall, and their prices are as
low as any establishment this side of New
York.
They are now adding to their assortment,
beautiful line of Holiday Gift Books, Sta.
tionery, &c., which we feel safe in assuring'
oar readers will be sold et prices within the
reach of all. Give them a call.
__INAL.—Ifon.V. A. Chow, - CA'
Bustair and LT.thstmuni, L nireselllatil'es
from Susquehanna COUllty, and D. W.
Sum; District Attorney. pidd' Our tom al .
Celt this week.
"In
J: 0.-Facoar tine added, largely ,
to his stock of Ftusiture and hie now one,
of the basest and best'filled establislunent•
in the country; His exidesvcii is to keep
pace with the limes with tha t style of his;
Ftrniture end prices,' and he is enabled to,
defy all competition. • ,
Cams Disaaas.—We ail, informed
by Hon. d. -F. Ottudisatats, of *yaltu3ing,
that a singular and fatal disease ihrui brokkli
out amongst his cattle, five haying already
died. The following is . a description of the
disease : ,
The blood settles under the skin behind
the left shoulder, and looks black. The
animal .bloals. Quite a large ; q uantity of
black blood settles.around the heart and
lights, and the heart is also filled with black
blood. The tallow looks dark,aid a yellow
matter runs - from the nose after. death. The
animal seems to lose its strength as there Is
scarcely any struggle. ' ' • •
/Mir "A m erry, Chiletmak !" Hotv
lightly we speak it yet how gretti.its import.
While you seek gifts for friends and dear
ones, fail not to visit the establishment of
Wrcsaux d BLUM.,
There.yon And articles suitable for the
children, fit for parents, just) right for
christmas trees, and oh how nice for your
•
"Cousin." Price, from onepenny up.
Mir The prophets who ,Predieted
an "open winter," will hale to prophecy
again, judging from the experience of the
past week. If Monday last was a i salubrious
day, then we are no judge. The way. "it
anew and blew," would have done credit to
arctic regions. The snow accumulated to
the depth of about eighteen inches, and the
sleighing at present writing is good.
Ta. EDWARD Ovsnos, Jr., Register
in Binkruptcy, informs us that he expects
to leave home on the 25th Wit., to keep his
appointments in Columbia Co., end there
fore residents of Bradford County who de
sire theif petitions for adjudication in Bank
ruptcy filed in Pittsburgh before the Ist of
January, must prepare their papers imme
diatsly, unless petitions are filed with the"
Clerk of the 11. S. Dist. Court befere Janu
ary Ist, 1869, the estate must pay 50 pet
cent, or the petition will not be discharged
from his indebtedness.
ger W. H. CAHNOCHAN, E , q., •Dis
trict Attorney elect, entered upon the du
ties of his office on Monday last. su We'have
no doubt that he will discharge the duties
of the office satisfactorily and promptly.
The retiring officer, W. T. DKVIES, has
earned deserved credit for himself during
the three years he has beeen District Attor
nay. The business has been transacted
with an ability find fidelity which redound
greatly to his credit as an officer, and his
reputation as a lawyer. In conducting the
delicate and important business before the
grand jury and the Court the public Welfiire
has been faithfully subserved and the inter
ests of the County carefully guarded.
FAIR WARNING !-.AII persons in•
debted to the subscriber. are hereby notb
fled that they must make immediate settle
ments. This means everybody who is ow
ing me. J. M. COLLINS.
Towanda. Nov. 26, 1868.
CAUTION. boy Ila eti HENRY
VAN Lois r, bound to me by the Commis
sioners of Burlington twp.,having ran away
for the third time, I hereby caution the
public against harboring or trusting him.
Aura. Dzscuoux.
Burlington, Dee. 1,1868.-3w_
NEW YEAR'S PARTY.—The;COMpaIIy,
of yourself and lady is solicited at a New
Years Party to be given at the Milan House
Milan, Pa., on Friday Evening, iJanuary 1,
1869. Music: Quick .17 McDonald's Full
Band. Bill $2 O. S. • WATILLKS,
Dec. 1, 1868. Proprietor.
L. L. MOODY, will sell ;41, public
auction in Rome Borough, on Saturday,
Dec. 12th. 1868, one span of valuable
Homes ; 1 single or buggy Horse, 1 heavy
platform Wagon, 1 LuMbar Wagon, 1 Bag
gy Wagon, 1 splendid 2 horse Family Car
nage, Sleighs, Cutters, Cattle, Hay, Grain,
Rome, Deo. 2,1868.-2 w.
NEW YEARS AT THE HOLCONTI HOUSE,
•Boy, Pa. The public aro invited to:at-'
, nd a dance, Friday evening, Jan. 1, 1869
naic, Smith's Cotillion Band. Bill $2 30.
Dec. 9.-3 w C. D. HoLcomii, Prop'r.
NOTICE - -The members of the differ.
nt Masonic bodies that meet at the Mason.
Hall, Towanda, Pa., and members of the
aaonic Hall Association, Towanda, are re.
nested to meet at the Masonic Hall in the
orough of Towanda, on Wednesday eve.
, • .g, Dec. 23, 1868, at 7 o'clock. For the
lurpose of electing a President, Treasurer;
cretary, and three Trustees of said Asso-
L'ation to serve for the ensuing year.
H. B. MCKEAN,
Sec 'y Masonic Hall ASsociation.
Dec. 7,1868.-3 w
Wt.. The annual meeting of the
stockholders of the First Nationafßank, of
Towanda, for the election of Diredors to
serve the ensuing year, and for such other
business as may come before them, will be
held at the Banking House, in the borough
of Towanda. on Tuesday, Jan. 12th, 1869,
between the hours of one and three P. H.
N. N. BErrs, Cashier.
TOWANDA, Dec. 7, 1868. •
gir Call at LONG & REELEIed and
examine their now stock of Sugar, Tea, and
Ccffee just received and being sold cheap
for cash. Coffee ground fresh daily.
SPECIAL.—AII .perectics indebted to
us either by book account or notes paid due
are requested to call and settle previoni to
January Ist. 1868. ' HuuranEY Bud's.
Dec. 10, 1868.--tf.
A HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-A
sblendid House and Lot for sale, situate on
Second street,] opposite the College, close
to good schools, very pleasantly located.—
The - house is new, just finished from bp to
bottom in first class style. For further par
ticulars enquire of D. R. BAszn, on the
premises. Towanda, Oct. 5, 1868.tf.
AYER'S HAIR VIGOR, For restoring
Gray Hair to its natural Vitality and Colon—
& dressing which is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual for preservingthe
hair. Ruled or gray hair ts restored to ifs
original color with the gloss and freshness of
youth. Thin hair is thickened, falling hair
checked, and baldness often, though not
always, cured by its use. Nothing can re
store the hair where the follicles are destroy
ed, or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for useful
ness by this application. Instead of fouling
the hair with a pasty sediment, it will keep
it-clean and vigorous. Its occasional use
will prevent the hair from turning gray or
falling of consequently prevent bald
ness. Free from those deleterious substan
ces which make some preparations . danger
ous and injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benifit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a hair dressing," nothing else
can be found so desirable. Containing nei
ther oil nor dye, it doe; not soil white cam
bric,and yet lasts long on the hair, giving it
a rich glossy lustre and grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer 4k Co.,' Prac
tical and Analytical chemists, Lowell,Mass.
Price Sl,OO.
Sold by Dr. - IL C, Porter Towanda, & all
Druggits & Dealers in medicines every
where. - Nov. 26, 186§.y
M. C. G.—Call at the Book Sterpof
Alvord & Barber and examine and you will
be sure to purchase. Nov. 18.
1869 1 Diaries ! Diarica 1 I The lar
gest assortment of Diaries, opened in this
market, just received and for sale cheap, at
Alvord h Barber ' s Nov. 18.
HOUSE FOR Rinvr.---Possesition given
immediately. For further particulars en
quire of H. V. Whitaker, Towanda, Pa. •
Slittial Natirto.
annual meeting s
Towanda' Bridge.
of nPresident„ - '"
to serve tlid :er
the First Nationail
Wednesday. ; Jar/
hours of ant! and
Dec. 1,48 p.
B. A. Pi .
their line of
Fancy Dry G
Millinery . Goodi,
ducted paces
da, would do well oo call I
themselves Wore Omahas/
Towanda, Dem 1 1868.
FOB S 4 .a.. - , ho . Hon
now occupied by rite, Mtn&
Street. l'i'e Howie is wail ,
small ferully t and *ill lm sol.
session given about the first
Oct. 20. S.
Dr. Waitttsat,ll of _New
known to our readers as a po
upon Physiology Mid a die
ski= and likusebiti b abb "
other profetutional itutr throu
the country..
The following arb his
this county and iiOnityt ;
p
Hotel, U.Uayinge, •, •
Ward /lonise, ToWanda, W
16.
American I Hotel,lSmithtle
Deo. 17. t
Snyder Hottse,; Waverly
23 ,
Central Hotel, ton, W
. 1
Troy House, Troy, Th
Nov. 26, 1868. ;
ft.. A nice 0, ristmas
your wife or ivreet-hhart—one
tiful Mahogany clot► Stand
at Alvord & Barberu.
SHbNINGEE MELODEONS
r T .
parties are nave - g thea !
Agents of the Shen ger Me ,
attention of the pu he is
Sowing letter ::: , ,
NEW lisvill, Ct., o
Messrs. Wx. Dttrnrcu & C
You say other parties are adve
selves agents for theiß. Shonin
Co., We say in4y that w
er Agents in your county but
When any other parties ad
selves oar agents they do so
authority from As. Ir
Yours inespectf
Nov. 26.-2uf : ; I,.Suoursto
. il . .
• 11
le.. The. ivanAs of o
town and cori , •-•- - •
are to be f
Black. Part
FOR SAL:—
for sale a gOOdi DeOperat Wa
reasonable for pal& pr approv
Rome, Nov,,, ?.6.-2iv* E.
Los?. —Oh; StOurdaY.
Monroeton orilrowlinda, twe
oegar stamps; allintA by A. M
tor, 13th District clt , Penia'a.
Will be liberally -rewiuted by
with the anbseriberli at their
in Towataie. ' Maass
Nov. 26.
Harpols fair Dece
vord numb:
a new Tolima, ,and I ts a favorit
berg..
M. C. G.- . 7--Calt at the B
Alvord A - /Barber examine
be sure to pi:m.olas J.
• I '
0 subeer
keep constantly on , and a f
counts, and niso airtrst and
ity of olsters'by thq quart of
measure. Efonati* Parties
ings, and all qoliitt parties
quantities are req*ed will b‘
a liberal discount. SHAW tt
13escinient of NV
Nov. 4, 1868 '-tf 'li,
•
To LUMBEELUFth : 7 —Want:
of capital anili enokgy to sto.
Sawmill. • App
Towanda, Odt. 21'6! GE
•
Lisr OF Juanita:l:drawn
ter Term and Bessfilits, 1868
- • =onto WEEK.
Athens. twii.;, Wright Du am; Athena
born' ,Squire, NorOup; Bur gton- twp.,
Oliver B Stone; Jefetniah T vie Jr.„Ros
well Luther; ColaM''hia, Al ' Budd, John
Kilgore, Stepkienl Kqs; Fmn lin. Stephen
Lattimore; Leßoy, Robert Mc ett, Andrew
Boys; Orator iHolehmb; Li field, David
McKinney. Aiitlrfow fj Layton, Silus B Cor
ner; Orwell, i t Hatoran Cham lin, William
S Frisbe; oYetten - ,11 Richard Richards;
Pike, Alonzti ISmit&t; Rome twp., Peter
Vought, Williain Parks; Sprin field; Oliver
Dunbar, Alfre'dface, Da d Fanning;
Smithfield, Cl:ivies la Scouton. Terry, tPhi
lander White, t i Cra e S Davis; Towanda
boro' Joseph p Mci#taqe, tt-nry E Ship--
man; Troy twh. Jphn E ' . kwell,-john
McKean; Windt:an:lj Platt V . dyke, Oliver
Warner, Hirani Elsbree, Willi... H Rnssell;
Wyalusing, Edwas 10 Vangb ..
; 1 . , WEE:K., . 1
Athens borp , Ir Wil tam - Han. ock, Horace
i
Williston; AtliChs Itwp., W. .n S Petits;
Columbia, George Hull; Canto . twp., Enoch
Bellord; Franklin, torace Wiley; Monroe
t - wp., Gordon Hand Pike, M. tinier Pratt,
Granville Stevens; Home twp., James Park
er, Burton SI Smith; Smithfi, d, Henry W
Miller; Standing Stone, Ala.: on Taylor;
Geo A SteverisPlfenitf , Fisher; South Creek
Homan Lewis, . Henry J Mil er; Towanda
twp., Geo H Rix; Towanda ..ro' Wallace
W Kingsbury;' ;Gap Steven ; Towanda
North, Silus . Mils; Troy b ro' Israel A
Pierce, Charleti 0 Paine; Tro twp., Enos
Luther; Tnscarord,!: Willie Mahoney;
Terry, William Fitttchey;"l3 ter, Geo W
Nichols; Wilmot, Benjamin S Iford, Daniel
H Corbin; Wells, Jiomes A y, .James I
Osgood; Wyelusin b . 4 ,lSamttel °ward, Har
rison Black; Warren; Clark - 13c en,:William
i
Rider, William 11 Cl i offee.
~ ix. Ginn
f I
_• .
Tutot. Lief ctfr December
- : sEcoN4.) WEEK.
Smith vs. Moore f' .
Hewitt vs. Kellum !-'
Wheeler vs Pollockl heirs...,
Smith vs. Wm; IR S orrs et aI; V
Vanderpool vs. an erp001...!
Chitson vs Sweet ctlal 1
McCauley &e...,. as. McMorron!
Gibson vs Gibion .. ! ..... ...
Gilapn vs Helen McCauley..
Gib Ton vs Peter McCauley...
Fall Creek Coal d c lion Co vs 1
Denmark vs N 0 II It C0..'...
Wing & Mitchell vslWelles &
Noxon vs Townado Coil & Ira
Lent's use vs! Prince'
do ' clo , •
Kin vs Kriee 1 •
Seymour vs Fitch. 4.
music WEEK.
Miller vs Tanner, ....-
Bayles vs Leßoy niamship..
McGill vs Totiritida_
_,_Township
Weston's enti vs Miller et al..
Redington vs. Person.'.
Means vs Watts.
Lewis vs Jackson et al
Elsbree vs Blood still!
Patterecin vs Griffis et at...
Lovett admrs
Hrise vs 8rain.... ..
Sackett . vs Sp,enper&c
Chamberlin Jr Vs Vaughn ...
Cowell vs Andrews &..c
Goodrich vs Smith 1
McNeal vs Smith.. J
Hint'BrotherSva
Tracy & Moore }rs Smith ....
Decker vs Ladd ,
Merry vs Stull
Shaw vs Tusearora Township
Myers vs Griffis' 1
Smith.vs Whittenhiill & Co.
Macalloft*s-. do
Bliven vs Bill ' .1 ,
Lewis vs Whitteuluill & Co.
Russell& Col&o vs Andrews.
Marshall's admr's vii; Marshal
Howard Expiess Co, vs Brain
Kelly vs .
McQueen's use vs Elsbree...
Passage vs Martin•ii
Pike et al vsi Smith tet a 1...
do • ! de
Eubpcsuas for'sectind week
Monday, Decemberi 11, at 10
third week Storalar • Ductal),
m. • W. A.)
• Nov. 12, 1868: ' - •
- Ai it
BbfLL-÷SILL.-LAt! 'the resi
• bride's father l in McLeod. •
day, Dec. 2, 1/368, ! by Rev
Mr. James Brill,' of Liber
Miss Annie Bill, and Mr. W
of Monroetim, to Miss Em .•
WARNER—EDSELL—Irk Pi
1, by Rev. A. Eigbam, Mr.
of Middletown'; to Miss M
of Pike. -
I=
Q,Ras. Quaton , N.,- De& 1, 1868,1
-14 thtiM.J. a muck 2.l7icei E.
Orem; to Miss Flora J. Meek : '
- .
'he
the
Lion
.xide, on
Itweeat the
HIME/1.--At Atlmas._Bradfoid COFIL.T.' Pa
Sept. 91, 1868, Huldah Byre,. -
The B abieet of this brief sketch was ittrit
in Sussex COMA], W. starch 90,1806;
Moved with her husband and fbur children
to Bradford copnty, twenty-one 7eazi
ago,- Hie *broad. religkin‘when; r e s t!ri
years of site, and lived ever aftera l
ply, religious life,: and was fa Mae, instil
a member' 21 the M. E. Claw& Of this
place.. Her husband•died- December
1866, since his death Mrs. Ryser resided
withler children, at the home provided bil
the father's 'industry on the banks of the
flowing Susquehanna. As a wife and ruoth4
er~Sister Xyzer was kind, affectionate, and
wise; - as a christiau, full of faith' and 500 d,
works. It was my privilege to know Sia.
ter Bytes about eighteen Months; saw ion'
last a few days prior to her last, illness,:
which was very short; she was then bi-!
tunphantly hopeful, and as might he ea."
pected, she died in the triumphs of the
faith leaving the blessed testimony, behind
her that she has gone to be. with Jams,
which is far batter.
Secretary.
offering
sues and
Gloves,
greatly re.
ig to To .
re and see for
oleewhere.
:0 and Lot
in. Chestnut
• .ged for a
cheap. Pos.
f January.
W. &moan.
York, well
.ular Lecturer
guiehed Th
to make any
.ll-this part of
ointments for
y, Deo. 15.
sdaY. Deo.
:3, Thursday,
I. Father to us vouchsafe the grace
Which brought our friend vietdzions thto '
Let us her ehinlng footsteps trace, ! -
Letus her steadfast faith pun%
Follow this folloWer of the lamb
day, Deo. 18
esday, Dec.
y Dec. 2i.
Aud.conguer all through deans' Dante.
present for
f those bean:
Table covers
Nov. 26.
0 may we all like her believe,
And keep the faith and w in the prize;
Father, prepare, and then receive
Our hallowed spirits to the *Wei
To chant with all our Mends above,;
Thy glorious, everlasting love."
As certain
selves as the
:cleon Co., the
1.(1 to the fol•
W. Al. H.
VAN 1131 L—la !Towanda, Nov. 29, 1888,
Curio Bell, &lights" of d. W. and Hp E.
VanTnyl, aged 1 year, 2 months, and 23
days.
,
: 14,•1868.
.—gents.—
•rtising them-
Lle u r , Melodeon
re no oth
onrselve&—
rertlae them
without any
LEWIS—In Pike, Pa., Oct. 9,1.868, Levl
Lewis, aged 63 years.
' The deceased lived an acceptable mem
ber of the IL E. Church at Prattville about
40 years, and hence was ono of the Fathers
of the Society, and I mzy add, and of the
olden style, a lover of grace and of meth
‘oding usage. His closing days were afflic
tive from a chronic heart disease, but pa
tience and hope characterized his dying
couch. He is missed from our midst as one
long respected, beloved t and cherished.—
Peace to his memory, and blessing upon his
lone widOw and children.
• MeL Co
r ,growing
liday Goods.
Wickham do
Nov. 26.
ned offers
rerms
d security.
" TA.TLOB.
, ov. 14, in
, ty sheets of
Ilen, Inspee , ,
The finder
eaving them
robaccia Store
•• Plummy.
Nun ativertistments
A BEAUIPUL LINE Olr WRIT
..cx. Deaks Jost opened by .
AbV - ORD 4S: BARBER,
pLANCIIIaTE FOR FIFTY
centi,at ALVORD & BARBER'S.
`lwr, at Al
ncommenare
to 8 übscri-
Nov. 26.
CRANDALL & HILL'S BLOCKS;
at ALVORT) & BARBER'S.
A NOTHER DECLINE IN PAPER
11 and envelopes. Call and examine.
ALVORD &: BARBER.
ok s
and you will
Nov. 3.
Q AVE YOUR RAGS.—OId Papers
acd Woolen Raga bought by
ALVORD 1 BARRER.
r'bers will
h supply of
cond qua
. allon,solid
Thancagiv
where, large
furnished-at
1 BILIUND.
IT YOU DESIRE TO HAVE
your paper neatly atampel, call at
A I.V0131) St, BA.I33ER'B.
MONOGLIMS•IN ANY STYLE
got tip at ehort by
AI o VORD & BARBER.
d House
W INTER HAS COME! So has
r AI.V3I:D lc &LEDER% NM-GOODS,
and they are Felling them lower than Aver.
.-A man
and run a
!1. to,
1,. P. Cunt.
INITIAL PAPER, Put up iu neat
Boxes, all stjles. at
ALVORD k WILBER'S.
.1 711°'U
Book cal
examine the
cr Decem-
IF
.YOU
Picture
t BABBE
Chromos.
L 0 0
RE
GO
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WALT
FINE
ALL KINDS OF CLOCKS,
Spectacles, and lota of things too numeroni to
Call and Fee him. ion will save wenty per cent
• in your pnrchaFec
li' Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired,
and Warranted. Pattoe's Blin k.
A. N. WARNER.
Towanda, Dee, 1, 18a9
ERIR'RAILWAY.
On and after Monday Nov. 23d, 1864,
Trains will leave Waverly. at about the follow
log houral viz :
4:53 a. mt Night Express, Mondays excep
ted. for Rochester, Buffalo, Salamanca .and
Dunkirk, makin, direct connections with Amine
oflhe Atlantic and eat Western, Lake Shore
and Grand Trunli Railways, for all points Wept ;
also at Elmira for Canandaigua.
5:14 a. irrT," Night Express, Daily, for
Rochester Buffalo, Salamanca, Dunkirk and the
West, connecting as above.
8:25 a. m., Mail Train, Sundays excepted, for
Buffalo and Dunkirk.
, Sheriff,
Term,lB6B
.Isitie
Eject.
Trespass.
Replevin.
3:58 p. m., Elmira Accommodation, Sundays
excepted.
12E1
6:t7 p. m., Pay Express, Sundays excepted,
for Rochester, Buffalo. - Salamanca, Dunkirk and
the West. Connects at Elmira for Canandaigua
at • Salamanca with the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway, and at Maio with the Lake
Shore and Grand Trunk Railways; for all points
West and South.
:100d... "
•
Bei. Fa.
10:33 p. m., Express Mail, Sundays cx
cepted, for Buffalo, Salamanca and Dunkirk; con
necting with trains for the West.
9 10 - a m. Way Freight. Sundays excepted.
W 3:15 p. m., Emigrant Train, Daily, for the
est.
. . Calle
appeal
2:13 a. in., Night Express, Ifondaya excepted
connecting at New York with afternoon trlina
and steamers for Boston and New Engrand
cities.
soi fa
.debt,
—eject
5:42 a. m., Cincinnati Express, Mondays ex
cepted, connecting at Owego for 'lthaca ; at
Binghamton for Syracuse ' • at Great Bend for
Scranton and Philadelphia : at Lackawaxea for
Hawley, and at Graycourt for Newburg and
Warwick.
appeal
.0880
sci fa
..appeal
trespass
....case
..appeal
eject
....case
8:53 a. m., Binghamton Accommodation, Sun
days excepted.
12:20 p. m., Day Express, Sundays exCepted,
connecting at Binghamton for Syracusetiat fit ßend for Scranton• at Lackawaxen for Rawleyt
and, at Jersey City with midnight „espies"
train of New Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington. •
1:47 "p. m., Accommodation' train, daily,con
nectiog at Owego for Ithaca'.
6:27 m.. New. York and Baltimore Mall,.
Sundays excepted.
9:20 - p. tn., Lightning Exprdia. connecting
at Jersey City with morningjexpreas train of
New Jersey Railroad for Baltimore and Wash.
ington.
4.30 p. m. Way Freight `Sundays excepted.
OZ. A revised and complete Pocket Time
Table "of Passenger Trains on the Erie Rail.
'ay and onnecting Lines, has recently been
published, and can be procured on application
to the Ticket Agent of the Company.
WK. R. BARR, B. RIDDLE.
Deal Pau Ag't, New-York. Geol. Sup't. •
tram
debt
; set fa
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case
debt
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saN,
DISSOLUTION.—The co-partner
ehrp heretofore• existing between W.
Bramtuill* P. W. Cowell. under the drm mane
of Brambail k Cowell, is this day dissolved Dy
mutual count. MI outstanding accounts must
be settled immediately or they will be lett for
collection. r W. DR 41110 ALL,
P. W. COWELL.
Towanda, Nov. 24',1868.
:turnable on
m., and for
. 1 . 21, at 10 a.
Tnomyt, _
thonofary.
The undersigned her o in& purchased the entire
interest of W.:Grainhall In the above business
and property. will continue the Grocery and
P ovlsiotibosiness at the old stand. Thankful
f . past liberal patronage, will use every °Obit
to merit a continvance of the`same,
P. W:COWELL.•
enee of the
. onNteilnea
" m,,Harris,
y'Coliners, to
Alartio.
a if. tilt
FOR SALE AT SCOTIA'TANNERY
Plastering Bair at wholesale and retail,
alio Soap and Wagon Grease by, the pound and
barrel. • Cash paid for Bark and Bides. •
ADAM INNE3.
Granville Centre, Pa., July 16, 186 8 . 6M.
e, Pa., Dee.
D. Werner,
E. Edsell,
.02.1 .0.
WANT A 'MCP; GIFT
lat ALVORD & . BARBER'S and
it assortment.
ADMIRE A BEAUTIFUL
est stop in at the.store of A LVORD
1 , and .examine their belutiful
ME
J.EWELRY,
AT W. REEIVa.
D WATCHES,
-AT A'AliNgErh'.
IN WATCHES;
AT WARNER'S.
AM • W A.T C H
AT WARNER'S.
'OLD JEWELRY,
AT WARNER'S. '
A T WAR ER"il
trenti 1), at WARNER'S
GOING V &ST
GOING' EAST
,
Mis 41W1111.
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ORINA,
MI
cßocarmo
GLASSWARE;
LAMP% talinnsi
SILVER PLATED WA
TABLE CUTLERY, WOOD & WILLO
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& BLACK.
'l'6El7mds, Dee: 3, 1868.
TOWANDA STRAM FLOURING
MILLS
IVM. H.
_FULLER & CO.,
Iteepoctfully Ipfotm the public that
.t ' bey Ism
paretkased the new and extensive Stesm Flour-
Log Mille , built by Griffiths, Welk aifiit son,
In the south pa of the borough of Towanda,
and having•all the. modern Improtementa, and
compete,nt BliHere, they sre prepared to do
CUSTOM GRINDING,
In the beat possible manner and at unusually
short notice. Every pains will betaken to give
satisfaction, and se invite a public trial
FLOUR AND FEED ,
For sale at the I 'Teat cub prlcea
Towanda, November 10, 1868
TOWANDA COAL YARD
ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS
• COALS.
The undersigned baying leased the Coal Yard
and Dock at the old" Barclay Basin," and Ja t
completed a large Coal Hods/ and Office upon
the premises, are now p repared to furnish the
citizens'of Towanda and vicinity with the Cif,:
erent kinds and sires of the above named coals
upon the most reassnab'e .terms In . any guard'.
ty desired. Prices at the Yard until farther
notice :
Large, Egg BC,OO
Staall Egg 6; 0
Stove, . 6,25
Chesnut,: .
5,50
Barclay "Lump, 4,60
Run 61 Mines, - 4,00
Fine , r Blacksmith 3,50
The following additional charges - will be
blade for delivering' Coal within the Borough
limits:
Per T0n,..50 eta. extra tor carrying i t 50 cta
Halt T0n..35 '• '• •• •• 2.5 ••
Qttarterr ton2s '• •• •• •a 25 ••
113 . Orders ma•t in all cans be accompanied
with the cash.
...
- ID'A OVERTON k CO
Towanda, Nov. 4, 186.3.—tf.
Cti
W. MOFFITT,
Has just 'Opened a fall and complete assortment
of
GROCERIES OF' ' ALL KINDS 1
TEA, SUGAR, COFFEE AND SPICES!
BOAT ♦B ALL KINDS,
Including the celebrated IdinerallSOsp, ure;
surpassed for dealing Tinlnd Silver ware.
He also keeps constantly On hand all kinds of
GREEN FRUITS!
Peaches, Pears, - Apples. Barnes, Green C orn
and T. matoes, and all other fruits in their sea
son,_ which will be sold 'cheap
He also has connected wlih the about) an
Eating Hone, where people eating In town
for Miner will find a Warm meld got up in good
style. in readiness at any time.
Cash paid for Green Fruit. Give him a call.
GEO. W. MOFFITT.
Towanda, Lug. IT, 18g7.
FIRE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENTAL
INSURANCE AGENCY !
Capital Represented over $27,000,000,
JOHN W. MIX, Agent for , the following well. known Companies
North America, Philadelphia,...' 2,901,28 G 72
.Phcenix, of Hartford, 1,231,195 41
OmManla, New Ydrk, ' 8715 58
Home In. Co., Noir Haven, 1,61 8070 31
North American Fire In. Co., 01
New York. , ' • 755,000 0
Mutual Life, New York, 20,00 .000 OC
Hanover, New Yolk 808,634 79
We write policies in the abovit rellable - com,
panics at the lowest rat', and tho losses,if any
adjusted at this agency. Particular attention
given to farm property. Office at hie law office.
in Ille ,- our's new block; north side public square
T. wands, Feb. 20,1868.
N EW MILLINERY GOODS
MRS. E. J.. PIERCE
Presents herself to the ladies of Towanda with
a very choice selection of goods, and is entire
dconldent of being, able to meet the Astly
serlminsting taste of such as may do her the
honor of an examination of her stock, Thank
ing her (miner patrons for their favors, she so
licits a continuance of the same. Fluting done
beautifully and on the shortest notice. Roo ms
over Cohen a Rosenfield's, Maln Street.
Towanda, Oct. 5, 1888.
PRICE LIST.-CASCADE MILLS
Best quality Winter Wheat Flour per
hundred $4 60 ®-17 00
Best quality, Rye Flour per hundred ' 4 00
Corn Meal and Bye and Cons Feed 2 76
Buckwhiat Flour, per hundred, . 360
A falrmaigin allowed to des era. We pay
cash tor main. Whist $2 25, and 12 60. Rye,
good, $1 30, Buckwheat 75 cents. Corn $1 26.
Custom grinding usually done at once, as the
capacity of the mill is sufficient for • large
amount of work. • R. B. INGHAM:
Camptown, May 7, 1868.
nTSSOLUTION.—Notice is hereby
given that the partnership lately subsist
ing between 0. P. Cross and, J. G. Patton of
the borough of Towands Pa.,under the firm
mine of Cron Co. Wei lasolved, i on the
Seth day of October, A. D. 1888, by mutual
consent. All thole owing to the said firm are
to be received by C. P. Orals, and all demur's
wind said firm are to be ratedpres tor settle
. went to him. • 0. hO5B.
Towanda, Nov.., 1868. •J. Q. PATI'OI.
The business will MAU be carried on at No.
3, Patton's Bloat. by C.P. Cross.
R. TAYLOR, Fashionable Hair
.1.7 • Dresser, Ward". House, Towanda, Pa.;
keeps constantly on hand aid makes to order
all kinds of Hair Work, such =Switches, Curls,
Braids, Frissets, Lady's Front Pieces, Wigs,
Toupees, Waterfalls, Pun, False Whiskers and
ornamental Hair Work of all descriptions made
to snit the customer. Particular attention paid'
to the Cutting- and Dressing of Lady's Hair,—
Highest market price paid for Raw Hair.
• .'Towands, Nov. 26, 1868.
A W. AYRES' MARBLE SHOP
ELMIRA • N. Y.
•
lon will find Granite Monuments, both Quincy
and Concord, Marble add Slate Mantle', and'
oal Grates to -tit. A large usorttnent con
staotlyon hand,.chesp.as the cheapest.
Aug. 10,1868.-Iy.
A CHOICE LOT, OP WINTER
Fruit of all binds, for silo by the Barren
or Bushel. at McCABE 3 MIX'S.
FINE ASSORTMENT OF TOI:.
41. LET SOAPS. at 'QOM & NUS
.
' 7 l II ECII 1r D
•
• S-P:.
1- '.7irri
,i II
ME
.MONYANYE'S _ STOIIII
j.l •
E, .
UM
LARGE AND WELL o,ixo T zp immni
12•11
Fall and Winter Goods I
AT THE PfiESIINT
Depression of the Market I
Which will be sold szcondly at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!
Also, direct from Livrrpool,
FIVE CRATES OF CROOKEKY !
Towanda, Oct. 5,11868.
STOVES 1 STOVES STOVES !
Just received new line Stove, at
METROPOUTAN HARDWARE STORE,
ORWELL, PA. ti
Are bitractin much attention . An immense
variety of Stoves
al. WA l'S ON NAND!; , -
Stoves, coal or wood,-
. ..that will snit yin/ for
PARLOR, 0 FFICE, STORE, SCHOOL, SHOP,
CHURCH, BOAT, on COOKING SIVVEB
CAD? and see the new patteroa—vit le eat.
ONE LOOK BEFORE BUYING 'I
We keep all leading 'tint-clue Stoves for the
opulent, or
bleat. ta e rtg r vari yo e u ty it n to s v . es y t o o u r r th o wlm n g:
tereat
B. N. BRONSON.
Oawell, Pa., Oct. 21,1668. 1 f
FACIpICAPTEL,
470, 179.174 It 176 Greenwich Sheet,
, .
Nay You, Oct. 10, 1565.
The undersigned takes pleasure In announc
ing to his numerous friends and patrons that
from this date, the cha ge of the Paciffc will
be $3,50 per day.-
Being sole Proprietor of this house,' and
therefore tree ftom the too common exaction of
an lnord Mate rent, he is fully able to meet the
downward tendency of prices without any fill
ip: ofi of service.
t will now. - u heretofore, be hL aim to
maintain undiminished the favorable reputatk n
of the Pacific, which it has enjoyed for many
years, as one of the best of travelers' hotels.
The table will be botiptifully supplied with
every de icac y of the . .a e on.
-The attendance will be found efficient and
obliging.
The location will be found convenient for
those whose business calls them in the lower
part-of the city, being one door north of Cott
lamitat., and one blocirwest of Broadway, and
of ready access to all Rail Road and Steamboat
Lines, JOHN PATTEN.
Nov. 17, 1868.-6 m.
SOMETHING NEWS
• AGAIN IN MOTION
Having porciuured the stook of Tobacco belong
ing to Randall, Compton lk Co, and having
Wit a phut, on theme* pond, we are pro;
pared to cat to the public
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
•
A variety of _
CHEWING TOBACCO,
Such as
Gold ,Leaf. Sunny Side, Pine Apple, Michigan
Fig, Rose Leaf . and Star, which we oder foredo
in quantities to suit customers. Packages in
Barrels, half, and quarters.
FANCY SMOKING.
The celebrated Lone leek, 'Pride of the Unl
ted States, Vlrginistie,Oold Leaf, Navy and all
kinda of Killielmick.
BRANDS OF puss.
•
American Eagle. Oen. Grant, Leboost,
perk), Tycoon and the very choicest Winds of
Taro.
We will keep constantly on hand a variety of
Pipes, Cigar Cases, Tobacco Bones and•Pouch
ea and everything usually kept In a Tobacco
Store.
Laudlordaatipplied with To-
Cacao on liberal terms.
' AU orders promptly elks yolks!
Oct 97. 1867 A. BAUER.
CONFECTIONERY, TOYS, NUTS
OaUs the' attention of the'• public to the lick
that be manufactures and sells at •
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
All kinds of Confectiona.iai, Foreign . and Do
wwsUc Nuts, lc. Dealer s
, the country wish
ing anything In his line wilt do well to lend
their orders to him, and they will be • NY
attended to: Satisfaction guaranteed.
In 'south side of Nercur's New Block. = Foie&
da. Ps.
Feb. 94,1868.—tf.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE IN
Cub paid -for well fatted and well dregs
edillop and Poultry, at
• 1 • 11(cCABE a NlX'd, '
Nodal Store In Idereor's Dew Mott.
Nor 12,1868.
MS
:T~
EMILI
ME
MEI
.~ t , ,
AND FROTS.
A. HART.
''.•'''lt*t - 6:-''Co. l : tipiiiinti
DO 18 : 8 . CIO 0 . 0 S . !
isid °toned
POWELL • co.,
BLACK RAN COWIN Ale OIPMEABLE
es if X. B.
Solid Cob)* and aulareble P o pli n s. ;
French Heeiao's sod Empress Ckeis,
°Selina *alms. Sege; Blunts
Ckgis, linamlis Cords Alp&
ca'o, rads. sod peat
' !MA, at NEW
• deopixr _
ALL NEW Elms&
GREAT BARGAINS I
pOWELL & CO.
Now offer a great varietypf
Goods for. Ladies.
CLOAKS All BACQUES.
Comprising all the desirable and fashions.
Ida shades of Beavers, Oldnoldllas
Velveteens, Ic. Also Black Add- -
cans and Ilan Ulla Velvets ! •
AT LOW PRICES!
• •
CLOTHS & OASSIMBRES e
Black and Colored beavers, French Coat
ings, 'Erlglish Medians, Broadcloths,
Plain Black and Fancy . Cassinmes,
Fine qnidities, and a fall line
lower grades for Boys
wear, now open.
POWELL d: co:
ALEXANDRE'S )CID GLOVES,
All also in colors, Black and White of
tkese Celebrated Gloves, will always be
• brand at the ; Store of
POWELL & CO.
CARPETS ! CARPETS! CARPETS!
CEOI3I3LAY'S TAPESTRY BRESTELLS
In land 64 widtbs 3 ply: •
EXTRA .IM PROVER, M ED!OM IMPROVED
INGRAIN.
WOOL CARPETS, IN NEW AND BLUM
FIX STYLES
TOuETRER WITH A LARGE STOCK OF
LOWER GRADES, AST RECEIVED BY
POWELL 4i CO.
Towndi4od.cUM
F LOOR OIL CLOTHS!
MATTINGS, MATE, BUGS, &C.,
ID anal Tatiety, now offered by
POWELL dr, •CO.
Towanda, tiet. 5, 1868.
LADIES' 4, CHILDREN'S FURS!
POWELL & CO.,
Desire. to announce that the
will open and offer sale on
Saturday next (October 10),
their stock of Ladies and
Children's FANCY FURS,
a large stock of which. they
are now receiving.
Towanda. Oct. 5, 1868.
B OOTS AN - t► SHOES!
THIS DEPARTMENT OF OUR BUSISM3B
A SPECIALTY.
We have devoted much time,
and have spared no pains, to
make our stock of BOOTS 4.
SHOES the largest, best, and
most attractive to be found,
and having- made,. our pur
• .
chases from the 'best andlithat
popular 4t\.anufadurers in the
country, wee now offer a stock
.
Of 014** Made Goode un
• I both in magnitude.
and qiiality.
TOIIIIIIII, Oct. 110118841
,''• : :.. IMiiilliiiiiiiii:'''''"': I*
CA8313 - 7 . BOOTS & sgozs
tyvv. .
- AT RETAIL.
altlf&PltUkt finoT HERS
0111 r to their :old Calcine n and fhe - mend
Public,
NOT ONLY 'ME LARGEST
BDT BEST
ASSORTMEN7 GOODS
Mt mg
orm;gm:)zi
That can be fend in
NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA,
The stock Si obbred at
HE LOWEST RATES!
And the
WORK QUARRANTEED 1
EDWIN C. BURT'S
SHOES FOR LADIES;
MISSES AND CHILDREN; _
RECEIVED TIE ONI.Y BONER MEDAL
Awdrded for
Excellence of Manufacture
At the
PARIS EXPOSITION 1867.
JAMBS Y. BURTt4
GOODS FOR MEN'S .WEAR,
EMI
HEAVY OR Lkir
CALF, OPERA, INAPOe.EON,
Hungarian, and other Styles:
OUR. OWN -MANUFACTURE
la full Operation and all goods
Made to Ordir by Experienced Workmen.
In the
Saddlery Department
00 HORSE BLANKETS !
BUFFALO & WOLF ROBES
Carriage - Team Harness
TRUNKS, WHIPS, &C.
Towanda, Oct. 31, 1868. - ,
NEW FIRM ! NEW GOODS I
WICKHAM 8 FROST,
Would call the attention of the citizens of
Roine and vicinity, that they have opened with
A New Stock of - Gooils
At - the old stand of L. L. Moody.; wh rre with
close attention to the yenta of,tbe t.ommtmity
they ill
ey will w keep a
good assortment of goods,
which tb
SELL AS LOW AS THE LOWEST
And-at prices that wM induce every one to bay
of them. We shall at all times. have a good
assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Embracing all the latest etylesior
LADIES DRESS GOODS!
DELAINES, ALPACAS, PRINTS, GLOVES,
OBIGHAIIR, HOSIERY, E . LAS, . CAPS,
110018, SHOES, CLOTHS, CABBIIIEIIE3,
VESTINGS, FANCY GOODS, UMBRELLAS,
Family Groceries, Hardware
VROCKERY,MEUMW,
LADIES TRAVELLING BAGS
WOOD AND TIN•WARi.
Drugs, Furniture, &c
: The above gives bat a alight idea of the
GOODS WE HAVE IN STORE
.
And we only say to oar - numerous friends and
therimblic generally, call and use as, test the
write of our pretensions, and if convinced.:
Puy AND MAKE YOURSELVES RI
By sating money In your purchases. We In
tend to
RIPE 'GREATER• BARGAINS THAN
EVER BEFORE HEARD OF I
W ll kinds e know we can pleyse you, s6 give us a call.
A of
FARMERS PRODUCE
OKRAII 1 FROST.
B
Taken Li exchange for goods.
cceuors L. L. Moody '
o. D. wicaux.;•liria to
-.
Borne. Pe..-N0t.1.868 ID. run
H Er RRAllei HURRAH-1
HESE IT IS AT LAST !
P. W. OGWELL
HAS IT !
Anything you want in the.GraLery line. See
what they have :
FLOUR, FEED, FISH, SUGAR,
PORK, TEA, SPICE, BUTTER, EGGS, LARD,
DRIED AND CANNED FRUIT !
FRESH !EMS IN THEIR SEASON,
SALT BY THE SACK OR BARREL
TOBACCO AND BECIABS
We are tole spats for the best trends of Ylr
&la sad
CAROLINA SMOKING TOBACCO,
Wholesale and Retail.
WV/. evvrAblng hs tie
H .OCu GRERY awl PRO
VISION
•
air Itewesber the place, No. 51 Nolo; street
Ilist door below Beldlemea's Block. -
Tornado. Nev. lb, 1/968. - •
J O ok ANY OTHER As-
JU. mum la ow Hoe, ordered at abort ItOtit
of Gang at the ligw• BOON
~:~~:
HORSZPOWB
CLIAMUBMWMPig4ONNIS!!
_
Bkiod tb - -Co dr Agate Pa., f
.
• • ...; .... . ,
BUD continuo to :woofiictiOilllODll CEL
EBRATED TERISMIIIMI AID MAiNgits.
-AID ROWS PQM= to nut Ilio woe, sad.
aro prepared to illarimprouptly. :,
ON Id GOOD 'llllll6
As can be boapttr bt Os thdtedastes. Hay
ingbeen 15- estamist atesetsetartse
Thnshisir• we bare spared wither
Gus nor espouse in perfeetimi 011 nrarldoes.
and ride' to lisle •
THE BEST CLEANER'
•
. -. ..
One that , will mesa the (hale• from-the
,
Straw sore perfectly sad with less power ,
than any other . salsa . They are very
simple ht eosatinetioa, be eotsprW4 In one
piece, so that It does sot subs a mechanic
to set them spar rue • thi7 are all man*
nUetnred an der our sosk enpervlsion, and
WE CHALLENGIFTRE WORLD
To choir beiterworteumblp or ,material Ev
en' machine lent op ad
THOROUGHLY TESTED *UNDER StuTIDN
Doran leaving the Works, and are
WARRARTY:D TO , 8131/if t WORKING OR DEjt
Tbry. Luc bcea in poetics' on e for wawa 1
yarn. and can be stbiaed to Tread Powers,
Sweep Powers. Stem or Water Power, and for
DURABILITY. Perfection of., Working • and
Economy, their mid baa itotlwen invented.
0(lit PEWEES-
Are $6 low u theme of any other matnfactut , .. r,
sod sartko desiring to purchase. will and it to
their intanist to mad= oar stock before pur•
chasing elsewissre.
:PRICE LISTS ruamnsazu .
On ipplkuktioa. All kinds of
AGEICULTITRAL ILACIIINEg
On hand, and Mill /Work, Engines; Boilca a n d
machinery of au klodo sok op to order prompt
ly and on Larorado tams.
A1E866,3817 23 1868.
BOOTS! BOOT S BOOTS 1!!
NORTH BRANCH BOOT & SHOE AToltE!
L 0.. NELSON,
H=t asjost Bab Ed' slid ready for salt a large - Ili
wat, of .
ROOTS AND' SHOES!
•
I isive Boots forthe yeomaf -that torneth the
And the bard laboring marl that carries the
- hod ; . .
And for the mechanic that cat atone and lay
brick;
And-for the soft kande! Gents that apply tlic
yard stick ; •
And. Boots for the wise that flonrialf tbe :
And for the honest mechanic that works in tl.t.
Hill!. -
I have Boots a little extra made;
For the hard laboring man that has= trai•
I have Boots for all, please give me s call. ,
My Boota are good and prices just .
But I am determined NOT TO-11104T !,
I have JAMES IL:GREGOR. boot- .s nor . •
Celebrated In that flee ;
Call my friends, all you that anlf, -
Leave your mesa urea—try his skill.
The Episcopal Cluarcb,,,bat Is about to .
Myalace In ' front exactly . lies ;
It'll known by many nary well
By the title of—NORTH BRANCH HOTEL. :p
L. -
Towanda, dog. 25 ,1868; - -3ta .
YOWLER, A: 00
• .
REA L-EST ATE DEA LERN
orrice,l3 lexcum!ci plan,
k r.Lituv•
Real - Relate purzhioed and sold. Inveattneir
made and Money Loaned.
CHICAGO, 11,1..,0ct. 17,
DEAR Slit :—Having .stablished odrf.lsoi
permanently in the above - business, we ie the
liberty of sending your our c.rd. Sho tl - d you
have any desire to make investments loal
money, ott, long stsidener is Chicago, (haring
lived here - end Seen its growth from a email
village to a city of over three huhdred thou taa d
Inhabitants) gives/us ample mans of knowing
where good inveitlnents can be made, or what
will be good a ecurityl for money loaned. All
basinesk entrusted ea, our care will TCLCiV.'
prompt attention.'
This city la Inc easing very rapldin in wealth
and ••opnlation, and at no period have better
oppOrtunitles offered for investment. than at present. •
Near Twelve =lions Dunne are expended
annually In fine and costly dwelling‘, sirmy
permanence and causing great edrar:•:e i
prices fo all Improved property. •
Veryßespectluliv
• H. POWIER ,k
By permission refers to Hons. N. B.. Judd, M.
-C., John V. Farwell, P.C. Sherman, Chicago:
Hons. Simon Cameron, U. B. S.. U. Hamar, if
C., Wm. Elwell, Judge 19th Dist., Penns ylva
eta; Hons. John Hotame, Charles Hancock.
Boston; Hon. Win. B. Ogden, New York: Ly
man Truman, Owego. N. T. N0v.28,'68.6m.
TOIfACCO CIGA WS!
The undersignid have established a
STE AM TOBACCO FACTO KT,
T 0 - W A. 1T D ..A.
•
On Main Street belownitidge! Street.
Wiles, they are mannfictaring ell kinds of
CUT TOBACCO? - AND ::CIGARS !
Which they offer to the trile 4t.
WHOLE'_ kAALi'd PRICES
.
That cannot fail to- suit. W e 'wild most re
spectfully solicit a call from:the dealeo throaah
Northern Pennaylrarits to an examine ion of
OUR STOCK AND PRICES !
Oar Tobacco 13 manufactured from the bee.,
KENTUCKY AND VIRGINIA:
Stock that am be procured in the market.--
Give ne a try. This is a borne enterprise' an
will succeed with a liberal dimpositioa of the
trade to support home manufactora.
MEANS & PRINNY,•
157 Kai; Street, Torradda, Pa,
June 4,1268.—ti.
- A. PETTE . S CO.,
B
-
Are now receiving from New York a:fine as
sortment of
GOODS IN THEIR 4NE!
:Consistitig in Part of L -
BROW'S & BLEACHED 3114SLI1S,
Ain/rains,
LAPIFZ
.A ND CHILDREN": 3 PR i f
Fancy Skirta,:§hawb, Hoop 'ldris ,
•
GLOVES, HOSIERY, YANKEE Kuril c.c.s,
.&c., &c
Ail of which can •be 'bought a;.
game qnality, of goods can be
wench. Their;
MILLINERY • DEPA '
I.4;beiaelanitihel with the la
BI:}NNE'TS . AND
And a general usortinent o' MI
with competent Milliners to nit
who my Amor theta with their p
U Whirrs vlll te tarnished wit
golds at "hellhole prices.
DON' C FORT THE NAME IP;
Main btredt directly opposite
th. C.'"urt
House.
-B. A. PETTES A co
Towands.Bept. 24.1864.4 n •
$3OO RZWARD.—In ticortlanco
wilb a notation, or proposition
of the COMMIS COUO3II of the Swoop of Alba
adopted-Octob e r the 28th, A. D. 1868,1 here
by offhr a reward of Three Handnd boilers to
be pald,apos conviction of sa perslit or per
sons who eta dre, or hare -n
any building
Lr buildinge. 01 caused the same to be dots
'Whisk the Units ot said PA LME Rgh.
DAVID Bargesi.
Nei. 3,1868%
1
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111 A TS,
Goods.
e 1 - aste of all
tranage.
01) I irols of