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PORTLAND AND NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY. U
$ e Nj Nv e e KLY LINE.

"a = The splendid and fast Steam
ssa-s---.4M ships DlRIao, Capt. H. sHER-
n ri 4lENN wOoD, and FRANCONIA Capt
4zs4zss@k4AAA W. W. SHERWOOD, will, until
- further notice, run as follows:
Leave Browl.'s Wharf, Portland, every WEDNES-
80 East River, New York. every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY, at o'clock P. M. = !
These vessels are fitted up with fine accommoda-
safe and comfortable route tor travellers between
New York and Maine. Passage, in State Room,
$500 Cabin passage $500. Meals extra.
Goods forwarded by this line to and from Mon
st, Join.
shippers are requested to send their freight to the
steamers as early as p. NJ. on the day that thew
leave Portland. ~ '
For freight or passage apply to
EMERY a. FOX, Browns Wharf Portland
J: F. AMES, Pier SO East River.
May 20, 1866. -. dir
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IMPORTS.

WINDSOR, Ms. Sch DebOnaire-i6o tons plaster,
to order.
HILLSBoR0 NIB. Sch Qnic.step-- 1883 tons coal,
Kerosene Oil Co. Sch Belie--1S5 tons DO do.
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For Sale.

A BOUT 1900 feet Water and Gas Pine . tn r ;neb-
"A es diameter. Also about Is tons damaged Nails.
Hinges and Bolts. and TO tons Window WEIGHTS
will please call before purchasing elsewhere.
WOODMAN & LrTrLEJOHN,
sep2l-d2m* 70 Oak Street. Portland. Ne
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- DIR. JUAN DELAMARE'5 ft
CELEBRATED SPECIFIC PILLS.
Prepared by GARANcIERE 81 Dupont, No. pa rue
Lombard, Paris, from tie prescription OF DR.. Juan
Delamarre, Chief Physician to the Hospital du Nord
GU Laribosiere, air trial, they would ind immedi-
ATE relief, and, in short time be fully restored
Health and Strength. IL is used in the practice OF
many eminent French physicians, with uniform
Specific Remedy tor all persons suffering from General
Forces, Melancholy, Speymdtofrhoa or Seminal
Emissions all Weaknesse5 arising from Sexual EN-
Youthful Tndiscretiols, Loss of AIuscu.ar
Energy, Physical Prostiations, Nervousness, Weak
Spine Lowness of Spirits, Dinnness of visi II, Hy-
sterics, Pains in the Back and Limbs Impotenes &c.
No language can convey an adequate idea Of the
immediate and almost miracu ious change it
in the debilitated and shattered system In fact it
stands unrivalled unfailing oule of the mala-
dies above mentioned. 81. 5lafTs 5l,s
Suffer more, but use The Gf.Gt Trench Remedy
1t will effect cure where all others fail aud although
powerful remedy, contains nothing hui tiui to the
most delicate constitution 81 t is.a.ll.t. g.
Pamphlets, containing full particulars and diree
tons for using in English, FRENCH Spanish and Ger
man. accompany each box, and also are sent free
to any address when requested.
Price'One Dollar per box or six boxes for Fiv Dol
lars. ri
Sold by all Druggists throughout the world; OF will
be sent by mail, securely sealed from all observation
by inclosng specified price, to any authorized agent
Pr0pTiet0rs' General Agents for America OSCAR
g. MOSES 81 CO., II Corilandt ST., New York.
W. +. PHILLIPS d CO., Portland, Wholesale
Agent Sold at Retail by every Druggist in Maine.
June 13eodeow ,&w1y
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INOItSALE Tic well built and PLEASANTLY located
now occupied by Mr.. q. Mark. House contains suit
rarlors, scting-room; dning-room, kitchen and live
OF good water. The lot is 30 by 30 feet Good SPACE
ior another house. Apply TO
W. HI. JEIiRIS, Real Estate Agent.
Sent 1O-dH
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Help! Help!! Help!!!

- Help! HeIp!! HeIp!!!
fTNHE most reliable place in New England to get
i good male and female help is at the General Agen-
cy and Employment Office n o. .:B5l 1..s Congress
Ssrect, Portland, Me. The subscribers respectfully
inform all parties wishing to good girls for any
respectable employment that through their extensive
advertising throughout the Provinces and in New
England, there arriving daily at their Office mum
beers of good American and Provincial girls wanting
situations aa saanns r1Eae ias hetss boarding. houses
keepers nurses, seamstresses, &c, &c. All those
wanting any such, swl do well to apply soon with
their fee, fifty cents If you want men, Also for any
empoyment We will supply you, free of charge only
letlus know You want them, -
- % The firm is only changed In name. NIr.Whit-
5ney could not come, and Mfr. Cox has conducted the
business alone until The LIST of October, when he took
LII. POwars into the business with him. The firm
now is cox & POWARS,
u Late Whitney & Co.
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Public Notice.

Cry OF PORTLAND, Nov. 8, 1866.
LII persons having trees in front Of their lots rs
n which destroyed by the late 1lre OF July 1t
same under the direction of the Committee on Streets,
Sidewalks, &C., if done within ten days.
If not removed within the above time the Commit
tee will dispose of them to the best advantage.
Persons will not be permitted to cut down trees anu
leave stump in the Street.
By order of the Committee on Streets. Sidewalks,
Sc. "A. r. MORGAN, CHAIRMAN.
November o. 1866. d10t
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V0Iu0bEe Property for Sale
SUITABLE FOR
Hotel or for Private Residence.
d. THE Property is at the termination of the
I.;.l Portland Horse Rail Road at Morrill's Cor
.&ssA ner, and is now offered for sale. The House
is three story-but of brick, in the most substantial
manner; an abundance of hard and soft water; a
fine stable and out-buildings. The House is sur
rounded by shade trees, and Is most beautifully stu
ated for private residence.
Terms moderate. Apply to
CHARLES SMITH
ON the premises or to w, III. JERKS,
nov. 1w Real Estate Agent
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House for Sale,

4asH House Tor Sale, 6@ 81
FTNHE subscriber offers for sale his Dwelling House
i situated near the corner OF Oxford and Wilmot
Streets. 1t is two and a half story House. thor
oughy built, nearly new, finished in modern style.
1t has large cistern, and good well of water. APP
ply 70 J. PENNELL, on the premises, or w. II.
JERKS, Real Estate Agent. novSd2ws
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"T,ittIe Blue"

YTyHE Winter session of the Abbott Family Schoo
will open ON WEDNESDAY, NOV. 26th. Two orl
three vacancies remain to be occupied.
Apply to the Principal. -
Pennington, Nov 1o.-d&w2w &c
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HOUSES FOR SALE-House corner OF CONGRESS
IL and Neral Streets also, House adjoining The
same with 10000 feet of land This lot will be di.
yided 10 suit purchasers; Terms easy and made
known by applylns to ". W Carr, at W. "A. Duran's
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M ARR n H N EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

"Wednesday, November ii.
ARRIVED.
Bagque Devonshire, (new) Hill, BddefoTd to load
for Cuba
Sch Debonaire, tBr) McNeal, Windsor, rs.
Sch Qnickstep, (Br) Decrow IIilsboro.
Sch Belle, (Br) Edgett, Hillsboro
Sch Julie, Bowden, Trenton.
Sch Enter rise, Dbl kwater, Bangor.
Sch Dexter, Flood, Bangor. $40
Sch Fairdealer, Young, Bangor.
Sch Planet, Wal ace, Camden.
Sloop Passport Patt srson, Camden.
CLEARED.
Steamer Ffanconia, Sherwood, New YoIk-Eme v
g. Fox.
Sch Eliza Frances, Sawyer, New Bedford.
Sch Lena Hume Applcby, Eastport.
Sch Adelaide, Sanborn. Macbas.
Sch Ida Morton, Wichenbacb, W aldoboro-Fas-
fern Packet Co.
LAUNcHED--AtC iouidsloro recently from the yard
G w 4 Whitaker. "a d0uble-deck brig of 3i5 tens,
named ''Sulttvan." She is owned by the builders,
Capt Jesse Perry who is to command her,) and par
ues IN Boston. Also, from the yard of Edw Young,
brig OF 409 tons, owned By the bllder and Others
of Goulisboro.
Al Yarmouth Bib inst, from the ward of Henry
hutchIns, brig OF about $50 TONS named Arenora
owned by Capt Beni Webster, and others. Of Port,
land. 81
At Frank n recently, BY James Elaisdoli, sch Of
165 TONS owned at +. BY Chas Comes q 8 n Of va
tons owned in Boston. By White & Doiie q borone
CT 400 tons, owned in New York. wv
AT East Wachias 9Th inst, from The yard Of f A
Mansfield a sclr OF $40 TONS old measure, nam
ed Northern Light, intended Tor the coastng trade
and to be commanded by Capt Arthur Moore of
MachiasIort.
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Fruit Garden.

lu the rapid ripenings up of small fruits
allow none to go to waste Raspberries
currants and blackberries may be preserved
In any kind of bottles or jars, with mouths
barely wide enough to admit the fruit. Drv
ing may also be resorted TO-
BlocE5e'Ties-Stop the growth of rampant
canes at convenient hight, else they will
grow out OF reach and bear less fruit.
D'carf Trees.-Continue to thin the fruit
A little pinching now and then of shoots in
cined to push unduly, will keep the tree in
shape. IL
Grapes.-Provide some kind of bellows
and be prepared to use sulphur or other
dustlng material. Keep tied up the trellis
or to stakes.
Rasz6e'ries-Select the young canes that
are to fruit next year, and give them the
by removing all others.
Nt,rTG'c6e1TleS.-Runners may be rooted in
small pots and set in beds, where they will
bear moderate crop next year. Keep the
runners clipped when loose culture is follow
ed
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Kitchen Garden.

One should not in the enjoyment OF the
abundant products of the garden forget 10
provide for next year, in the way OF seedS
This is often thought of too late, and alter
the best of the yield has been used upon the
table. We have so often insisted upon the
earliest and best for seed that 1T is unneC-
essarv to repeat it. Some kinds OF seed
are best raised by large growers, but there
are many sorts that every one can as well
save for himself.
Asparagus will now only need to have the
coarse weeds pulled up. Ii seed is wanted,
collect it from the best plants. Some En-
glish cultivators strip off the flowers as
they appear, believing that the root Will
be stronger if not allowed to bear seed.
Beans.0Plant some of the bush sorts for
sailing.
Beets.-Thin and use the hoe freely A
slowly grown beet is of poor quality.
Cn5baqes and CaulJlowerS-f slugs are
! troublesome, use lime or set traps. Cater
pillars are easily disposed of when the first
: hatch and before they scatter. Use the
hoe frequently.
Carr0ts.-Hoe and thin, and if young car
] rots are wanted, SOW the Dutch Horn va
, riety. G..
|
d ont for latest crop. Keep that set out IL
n fat culture free OF weeds by running '1e
cultivator between the rows-and towards
d the middle or end of the month commence
g TO draw the earth up to the plants.
t, Corn Select the finest and earliest ears
It for seed. Destroy the worm that feeds OF
II the silk.
IS Cucunabers.-Gather for pickles when G
small size.
Is Egq Plants.-Keep the fruit from tn
CT orou9d bv putting handful of hay or stray
under it. If holes appear IN the ieaVes'ioo
es under for caterpiIlars.
lg Endire-set out plants foot apart eac
III way. Tie up the older ones to blanch.
ne Herbs Continue to gather as they CON
tn into flower. Dry and put out OF the way
* * dust. A.
IL Letuce.-If sown during hot weathe
els should have the benefit of partial shade.
se lelo,,s.--Remove those set too late to
tip men If vine is allowed to carry ON
ull three or four melons, the fruit will be
ter the larger and finer. r
Oaiors.-When majority Of the tops. II
by over. commence harvesting. II the ONO
ed are to be stored for winter, dry thoroue
YES YES ly. 49,, ontoa for 60
ms Potatoes.--Leave those wanted lot se
OF OF until ripe IL
be may be sown, especially
all as as suggested last month. Save seft IS t.
ms the joints. vines root
pdy =. II.omotoe@;-Keep those GROWING ~
IDS treIIlSes tied up. Thin out dinS crowdnS5 u. ul
the % cngs, Look out for and destroy the uD cat Dl
ave P'ilII 70, OF worm"
if1i- r,,;l5 z95'1lps--Thin ruta-bagas, and sow
the round sorts in places left vacant anti h ~" w.
iIt- earl y crops. vacant oy 9th
nd ruJt Tefds-Use sa the hoe rake, bayonet bo
nd the surface, and if used often, viii kee
down the weeds.
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How TO PRoDUcE MUrroN.-'In the first
place secure good breed. That is the
most important point The next thine, is
to keep them growing, from the time thew
are weaned till they are taken to the sIangi-
ter-house, never allowing them to grow
poor at any season Of the year. | have fed
them alt the hay, peas and oats they will
eat: Peas are better than Indian corn for
making mutton Oats furnish nitrooenons
matter for the formation of necessary mns.
Gle. Peas produce more fat than the same
number of pounds of cereal grain .n-Ame,,i.
can Farmer.
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SPARE THE WooDPECKERs.-"As is well
known, they subsist principally upon the
IarV@ OF the tree-beetles or bores, which
they obtain 10y picking holes in the trunks
and branches Of the trees, and thrusting in
their long barbed tongues and drawing the
Termn from their lurking places. Some Of
these wood peckers have at times been re-
garded as Injurious, from the fact that thew
are called, in some localities, sap-suckers.
rom II the mistaken opinion that they suck
the sap and eat the soft inner bark Of some
of the trees" '''0
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slaughter house offal horn piths, hops and
sprouts from the breweries, so"py ana oily
water from the cloth factories, which may
be absorbed by muck or led out upon the
grass. Save any choice finer manure from
the bottom of compost heaps In the yard tor
wheat
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GATES SAGGISG.-.-My way of keeping gates
from sagging that are hung on hinges, is to
take Il inch augur, bore into the post
that they shut against at the bottom cor.
heT' ana drive IN a pin sharpened on one
SIDE, the rounded side up, and in such
position that the weight of the out end of
the gete will rest on the pin instead of hang
ing Oh j, II. W.
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GarGmdre.
HARDWARE. CoDDING & RUSSELL

HARDWARE. CODDING & RUSSELL
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF GOODS,
To which additions are daily being made, which they
offer cheap for Cash. large assortment oi
COOKING STOVES,
Among the many desirable and beautiful patterns Is tue
CEIECR ATED AMERICAN
T; beantifpl stove Is unsurpassed for economy in
fnel is nerfect baker; is the best COOK STOVE III
the market Among their heating Stoves may De ounu
great variety suitable for every place |here STOVES are
used.
STOVE PIPE AND SHEET IRON WORE
Always on hand and made to order
TINW ARE,
large stock manufactured from the very best material
and by experienced workmen very 'n assoc '''
IRON, MAILS AND STEEL,
At New York prices. -
HOUSE AND CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS
TOOLS FOR THE FARMER
Tools for the House Joiner and Carpenter-looS i''
| Blacksmiths'- for everybody.
WINDOW SASH AND GLASS, PAINTS, OILS AND
vARN1sHEs, MACHINE OIL AND BENzoLE,
KnposENE OIL. LAMPS, WICKS AND CHIMNE4S
RELTrNG, TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
BRITANNIA AND PLATED WARE,
pwmps Lead Pipe, Chain Pumps, Wate'
Pines GrindstoneS and fixtures,
KERo sENE LIANT TERMS,
1op WORK done with dispatch Lamps repaired.
Fluid Lamps and Lanterns altered ana htted 10 our ne
Grain Old Iron, Casting and Wrought Scraps, Copper
Brass, Britannia, BeesWaH' featlers anu i''s
Highest price in cash paid for Sheep Pes and d. FGrs
aS OUR GOODS have been purchased on the Pay
down system and will be sold for READY fAl'
JOHN A. ooDDINs' CoDDING RUSSELL
y c.. :. RUSSELL.
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Unions AND PouLrRY.--Scarcely too mnch
can be said in praise of onions for fowls
ihey seem to be a preventive and rene
dy Tor various diseases to which domestic
towles are liable. For gaps and inAamma-
ton OF the throat, eyes and head, onions are
almost specific. They should be finely
chopped. 4 small addition of cornmeal ia
an GenesSee Farmer.
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CURING HENS OF SITTING. A writer in tba
New England Farmer says that he cnrcd
ms mems from sitting by shutting them up
~ ~ d tuD having an inch or two of water on
the bottom. He keeps them there during
Ine day and puts them on the roost at night
II not cured the first day he treats them to
the water cure another day, when thew
will be glad to stand on their feet
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MARSHALL BRO I ID ,
wish to call the attention of the public to their ne"
Stock of
HARDWARE,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
BLACK SMITHS TOOLS,
and CARPENTERS TOOLS.
Also. A large assortment of o,
window Glass, Sash, Paints, OIls'
Putty, Varnishes, and Paint
and Varnsh Brushes
of all kinds which will be sold for the lowest |aS
Also, q fine assortment OF
KEROSENE LA NJ P
! kinds of 'H P'Id TO the naprt,bpJ Fluid u
JoRprv TIN WARE.
we nave on hand fine article of DED TO.
vt,, ,.,. 9 IS FRUIT JARS,
win III improved self sealing corks, and
Whit ~ F. II NJ I CAL SEALING CANS
June 20, 1865 -D' uSeu'
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MON CARRIAGE SHOP
AT ALRA, PENN'A.

me Undersigned respectfully informs the citzan of
" . I ETu bradford that he has commenced the C@rro
anu magon manufacturing business in all its varo
T Pches IN Alba borough, in the shop north of 3bS
PFS6f' HSet' His foreman in the woodshop will be n
Ias @ VICINITY having been in the business for t io+ 1e
r. go o ne VIII manufacture to order and Keep Constant
6nen m iI tne latest styles of Buggy5 both ton and
&c. His work will be done by he most a 5
er wsrkmen and great win Ie taken in ,o
ferais 'G Gest TIMBER, and the substantial mo
or 81 ne intends that the work turned out af his sLnr
ny IIye durability and eheapness shall not be- excsio
~ tie Eouhty REP AIRING of all kinds done With 'eu &
Give a call IL II ,IES ,iIGEaSona6le NJ terms
AiOa' bradford County Pa, eb. 20, l866.~lv
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Drnos ono Me0irines.
DARSTOW & CORES DRUG STORE
NEW FIRM, NEW q y d
AND NEW PRICES !

AND NEW PRICES
The undersigned having formed co-gatIReTTEsn II III
.be Drng busness under the name OF BARSIoT O.
SnpF 81 tbe old stand No t. Patton's Block, Where
thew are daily receiving additions to their stoch, o
the most reliable importers and nahuiactultlS u'0
fuly ask ior a liberal share OF public patronage
large stock oil
FRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINE
Has lust been received and now prepared to sup
ply the
wAYTs7Or THE PUBLIC WITH ALL ARTICLES
BELONGING TO THE TRADE.
p, RE WINE AND LIQUORS, FOR MEDICAL USE
ONLY. FULL ASSORTMENT OF CONCENTRATED
RoTANIC, ECLECTIC AND HOMEOPATHIC MEDl-
CINEs.
ALI, THE POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES.
PAINTS, OIL, vARNIsH
PAINT AND VARNISH BRUSHES,
| pYE-srUFFs AND GLASS.
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES OF EVERY KIND
rupEN's ALcouoIrc AND FLUID EXTRACTS
/ AK l. OF u 4 II II r. % - " y - -
All the Best Trusses.
ARDoMINAL SUPPORT E RlS'
Shoulder Braces,
BREAST PUMPS, NIPPLE SHELLS AND SHIELD
, Nursing Bottles, syrnges and Catheters'
1.RaE ASSORTMENT or RAzoRs, sTRoPs, POCKET KNi'A
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS OF LATE STYL
AND BEST QUALITY.
large supplv Brushes for the Hat and Hair. a $50
The Teeth and Nails, Tooth Powders and Fas te9'
oils, Periumery, Soaps Combs, Hair Dye, IN
=. vioorators &c., Kerosene, Kerosene Lamps,
Shades. Chimneys, Wcks, &c, all oil
the latest styles
CHOICE CIGARS, TOBACCO AND SNUFF
aq- Physicians supplied at reasonable rates. NE
ines and Prescriptions carefully and accurately co
nounded and prepared by competent persons al an no.
Of the day and night. Sunday hours from 10 ~
clock in the forenoon, / to in the afternoon
u PApcTOW. H Il. GORE
~ Towanda, Aug. /, 1850.
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TOWANDA INSURANCE AGENCY.
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ance Companies
NEW ENGLAND Insurance Co Hartford, Conn
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Dr.. II. WESTON, DENTIST 00ico
- IN Paton's Block over Barstow 4 Core,s n+DI
--N' '2s"t'' fapee
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k'ARMERS MUTUAL FTREINSUR4NCE
= COMPANY
OF MIDDLE PENNSYLVANIA.
Office in Danville Mor+orr r,-., D..
WARD HOUSE, TOWANDA, PENN,

respectfully informs the public that he has rrr,, ,
ms "eknown Hotel and taken possession of the sar
me mara house will be thoroughly repaired and re-
i ana no labor nor expense viii be spared o
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MEDICAL ADVICE GIVEN GPATTrTToIreT an
THE OFFICE y
Charging only for Medicine
Inahh.ui Tor past liberal patronage would resroct
d1cG m s,e 10 ms friends and the public thatno balm
DC spared 10 satisfy and merit the coDtinuance f
thelreonidence and patronage, at the o'
A H D R sTOREl
Corner of Main and Pine streets