Oil
' - 41$ 18 0 d •
Mats ald WO*.
Clearing up.—lVs to be taken for
granted that howe er late the season
lit; manure han b.cin !wiled out drd,
except small :
. quantities of rich nom.:
pest-fLr espec ial purposes ; er the - re
bent accumulationi of, fertilizing ;ma
wrists, the barn )ards and ' rewire;
sheds are quite cleaned oat. ' Barns
IV the East at least have' been Woe
10) , empty for two or three Months,
ad t,. aright long ago to have been
swept and cleaned of hapdeed ' and
litter of all kinds ; (Old hay and straw
compactly . packed at one :side, yet_
convenietly: \ come-at-able, and the,
whole e ats lahmeat Pat in order for
the Coming crops! If this has not
been don
.)o\ it the first rainy day. .
Cale stanis,vto byres and calf pens
are empty nowi for the most part,and
it. is a good time, and good wet weft
ther work, to Blithe floors, renewitni
their; cleaning and drying the beams
and 'sills, painting those parts where
wool becomes moistened by manure,
when quite 'dry, ,with hot coal tar,.
sanding .thoroughly before relaying
the fliors. Make gutters at the same
time to carry off the liquids. These
should be one part cement and three
of - good sharp, clean sand. The more
time cement' gutters, floors or walls
have to harden !before frost,- the bet
ter. i 1
Pastures.-Look to the water sup
ply infpastures. ' Nothing dries 'up
the fountains Of milk like a lack of
water. gee also that the grass is
not fed 'offloo close, for any rain may
be the last for some weeks, and then:
permanent damage would be sustain
ed by over-stocked land. '
' Mowing /and.—Early in the month
it is usually' well to go . through the_
meadows and _ pastures, and ?a or i
cut up with a spud theyankest of the
weeds, or_those most ' dainaging to
the griss and hay.
Clover, if cut early when just com
ing into blessom, and a light
dressing -of plaster or oF any finelcom.
post, will, if 'the stools are 'strong, I
make a' vigorous seenntygrowth, and
ripen a paying .
crop of:seed._ Every
farmer might raise his own clover ,
seed In most 'parts o' the country.
Corn.- 7 -Early maturing kinds will
do very well , planted the first' week
in Jane ; soak in warm water until
it nearly sprouts, then stir it about
with a little previously warmed pine .
tar until every Itemal is coated, then
sprinkle with plaster or lime.
- , Hoeing.—The use of hoeing is not
only to kill the weeds, , and a clean
field is often an unproductive one,but
the thorough working and stirring of
the soil is equal to a dressing of ma-
I uure on land in poor heart. The use
of mere 'weeders and surface workers
effects 'but little except the .destruc
tion of the weeds. It is most useful
to cultivate' deeply, and the One horse
plow directly used tettWeen the rows,
not to hill; up too much,but to mellow
and - work the soil before the - roots.
get into it, ispreferable to any of the
cultivators. 7 These implements are
most useful after the roots begin to
fill -the soil more. - First the harrow,
theft the plow,' last the cultivator.—
This doctrine applies equally . to corn
auddpotatoes. Frequent and
,thor-,
ough stirring.by hot se :pdwer s o as'
not to hurt the roots,will insure good
crops on any 'good soil. ..
..
, Root Crops.:—Cirrots, and pars
nips,' and beets, may be sowed as late
as earl) , in June with'fair 81Iccess.L—
ltntabagas are preferably sown about
the 20th in good deep soil,' well tua
!lured and dressed with bone dust or
superphosphate of lime.
, White Field Beans may be planted
any time during the month. It is best
to put them iii drills. Bluenod ;or
White Marrowfat are good varieties,
the latter much the largest, the for-
mer -yielding the surest. - - - - ,
j_ Green Forage Crops.—lndian corn,
sown in drills about two feet apart,is
probably the most reliable crop- or
furnishing green ibdder -during the
summer. The cost of the seed is an
item which', of itself, may deter farm
ers from using it extensively, espec
ially when ' Sorghum , will'do nearly"
as, well . both for greeh
,and dry use.
Millet and Hungarian grass if cut be
- fore the seed ripens, afford good fod
der also, i Lnd ,will do well on soil
somewhatvlposed to drought. Peas
and oats together may be sowed even
in June for cutting and curing as bay
or feeding green. This, crop requires
a good well melloWed soil, but is not
especially exhausting. The .seed re
, quired is about two bushels ibf -each
kind to the acre.
' Cabbages.—Sow for 'late trop
seqd beds, near the land on'• which
they are to be grown, such varieties
as Flat Dutch, Drumhead, Late Ber
gen, etc.. There is ordinarily a good
market for cabbages in all our larger
'cities, and they are fully equal _to,
mangele for oattle,and as sure a crop.
A crop of cabbages is one of the best
for killing weeds. New land, with a
plenty of good manure, is to be pre
ferred: j Mr. Hendernon says that
lime in any form, will'prevent. club
foot.
Tobaceo...—Select the largest plants
from the seed beds, and, on a rainy
day, transplant them to the field, so
,as to make the general ,planting
about the 20th. The land should I n
very rich and mellow, warm and well
tilled. The plants may suffer from '
--, attacks of cut worms and grubs, and
all missing ones must be, reset, as
fast 118 vacancies °COL
Animals „of all kinds must have
clean airy eitarters, fir in hot weath
er they will be exp4ed , to lung dis
eases froin exhalation of fermenting
manure, etc. Use plaster freely iti
stables and fowl houses •to arrest am=
monia ; dry soil . is alpeet equally as
, I good: -
Fowls, if confined; 'Mould have fresh
_ Witei . and fresh sods' daily,and every
few days their scr4ching - ground
t i
should be forked up nd freshened.—
- Especially provi e g dusting box
' es ' and fresh wa r.
- ' Cattle.—ln pi vid ng for an. in
crease of stock in tit natural way,
let _no "penny-wise policy interfere
with the employment. of the very
• best male animals. Use only well.
bred \bulls of one of the approved
breada, Shorthorn, Devon, Ayrshire,
Alderny, ete.,• if they 'can be found
-", within a reasonable i.tiatance.
Beans may :still be planted for
lakaps or dried - teans. Limas in told
_ localities may,still be plaited.- The
best forlate plantings is the small
WE rather think that the most re
luctant slave to vice that we ever saw was
•rc poor Leßow who had Ma - Angels in <me.
il'''_it ,
1-;.:,,-:,.„...:_:,-:-Amitt
STILL:OPTI9IR NEW .1190kr,
OF- GOODS
"t~: f
JAKES . 6 'TROST, would eih ittentker#lllmr
•
- lute and varied moor teem et •,
F V, i-R-Vi''l7-7,k-*f:,:;:'..•
Now on exhibition at Ws Ware looms. which
he will to happy to show to any and every_ one
free of charge, or to Bell at a very -small ad
ranee from oat. Thaukfni for the past liberal'
patronage of the public. I would - tar that
shall stW.endeavor to make it to . their interest
tz- deatwith me, not only by ireepin a
LARGER STOCK
To select from Uteri is kep% in an other 'Rival
tore Store in this region ; but also hy oaring
AT A LESS PRICE
Than the same tioallty of goods can be pur
chased elnwher& I have now In store over 40
DIFFERENT PATTERNS OF CHAIRS,
Afid mo
• •
THIRTY DIFFERENT STYLES BEDSTEADS
•
Besides Bureaus, !Stands; Tables, Book Backe,
What Nets, Sobs Tete-a-Tete's, Rockers,
-and • Easy 'Obeli's, Plano Stools, Chit
. draft's Carriages Children's Cradles
and Cribbs, .Looking Glasses,
• Loeking Glass Plat-s, Pie
, 1 • -tare Frames, Photo-
graghgirabs, eal • •
Engravings,
Cords "an d
Tamels,
&c.,
la fact a fall insortment '
•
OF 14NrEBYTHING IN THE LINE,
All of which will beiold
CHEAP FOR CASH.
The public are., invited to , call and examine
my stock before 'porches ing elseitere. Store
on Main Street, 2 doors south of Ihntanyes. I
also keep on hand, a large assortment of
READY MADE-COFFINS,
Prom the most common to the finest Mahoga .y
or Rosewood, which will be furnished with or
without Attendance with Hearse, at as low a
price as the same quality can be purceased else
where, Dee. 1866.--yr.
NEW FURNITURE STORE i
laaving rented the' Furniture Ware-rooms form
erly occupied by F. N. Page, Athens, Pa.,
would now say - to the petunia of the old Estab
lishment that I have a complete Stock of Goods,
jut received, embracing everything in the
FURNITURE LINE.
ittly goods are new and well selected, and for
GOOD GOODS
Will not be undersold by any., Call and ez•
amine my dock befOre pnrchasini. 1 retain
the Workmen of.the old enabllahment, and
MR.II. I. HART
WillSsve charge of the business and blanatict,
Bring . is -short =we have -the finest Stock of
Goods in oar Noe west of New York , consisting
of_
Parlor Furniture,
Chamber-Setts, Sofas, BaTeam, Marble•top
Centre Tab!ea. Extension
and Dining 'MI* Chairs, Bedsteads,
Mirrors, Picturt Frames,
Photograph Ovals*, Cord and Tassels,
Steel Engravings;
Oiliburtins, Toilet Stands,-Work-Boxes,
Pictures, ,tc
COFFINS AND BURIAL CASES
OM. Undertaker's Department will at all
times be well supplied with everything.lu that
Ilue. We bave.the
FINEST HE , ,il HSI;
, .
In this seetiou, not eveeptlng anything west
of New Ydrk. and will attend Funerals within
a circuit of Twenty Miles, on reasonable terms.
G. IL VOORHIS.
N. I. Haar, Agent. .
Athens. Jan. 25. 1866.-1 y
F URNITURE" WAR E - ROOSTS
JAMES MARINSON announces to the ptiblic
that he still continues to manufacture and keep
on hand a large assortment of
CABINET VIIBNITURE,
Baraaus, Tables. Bedsteads. Stands, Chairs,
&c., of every. descripton , which will be made
of the best materials, andin he most workman
like manner.
I invite the inection of the public to myjwork,
which shall nc be surpssed in durability, at any
shop in the country, and my-prices will •be
found - to be as low as the timet will admit. •
COtliiut constantly on haitd or
made to ordeii,. A good Hearse will be furnished
when desired .
Aug. 115, 1865.
lUiscellantous.
T HE ITOWAst.DAt. BAKERY
ED
EATING 'ESTABLISHMENT
IV. E. 'HILL, hlivlng purchased the Bakery
and Eating Establishment and Grocery recently
kept by Pettes Hove* first door south of the
Ward House, Maki street, Towanda, Pa., and
having remodelled the same. and hiving asso
ciated, with him IRA SMITH, they are prepare d
to to nish their custdmers and the palate with
everything in their line at reasonable rattv.---
THEIR EATING DEPARTMENT
L fitted up in the most approired sty and
meals are served at all hours, and their ore is
filled with a good assortment of
GROCERIES,- CONFECTIONARY„
They will keep in store and sell at whosille
and retail or manufacture to order
BREAD, BISCUIT, RUSK, FRESH
BOLLS, BUNS, PIES. AND CAKES,
Of all kinds. Also will keep the best Crackers
of ,all kinds in the markot, by the 'Darrel or
pound.. Fresh Oysters' constantly on hand by
-the keg or dish, cheap as the cheapest. They
will use the best, materials in every thing and
will try to please the most fastidious.
w Wedding and other fancy Cakes made to
order.,
MP - Families supplied daily and promptly
with anything desired in our line.
They employ none but the moat skilful work
men, and use only the best material. Thera?.
_detaimined to keep a that class •estatdishment.
Give ut a fair and candid trial and you will'4ns
it to your advantage.
W. E. HILL, - IRA -SMITH.
_ Towanda; Jan. 2,1867.--yr.
GROOERIBS AND PROVISIONS.
FROIfI3IIX
JOHN M-ERIP,ETEL,
Main st., first door south of Ball Road House,
Towanda. has just received largo addition to
his stock of
GBOCERHIS ANV,PROV.I43IONS
Which will be sold at wholesale . and ret),ll, at
the very hmeat rates.
.11YE FLOUR. WHEAT PLOUE,
1
KEROSENE Orb,
'At Wholesale
•
Farmer's Produce of ail - bids,' bought and sold.
The public attention is respectfully invite
ed to my, stock which will . Is - found to .be
Fresh. bought at low prl.•,es and will be sold at
correspondingly low rates
Towand.►.Jnly 17,1868.
TOTIOE TO JOBBERS - AND LA
BOREBIL—Jobbere and laborers sre
Wanted to peel 6000 cords of Hemlock Bark,
and cut and haul the logo for 10 feet of
lumber. on hinds of the Schrader Land Com
panyAn Franklin twp, Apply to the wader.
signed at the Foot of the Plane of the *Way
• DAC ItkelLtNlFr.
May - t, iset.-21n,
• • ttt,
~.~ a _~...~. ~_r
.L`c
- .
0. It E - i
:].
two abc .
maniito:4; lit
°IP'. °id '
ifr aZ ir i=Z
_My skits Überld• slum
agr; lard ~ta~t of . .
• . FRESH DRUGS AND' BUIDICIDES -
=ME
Haajost been received, and we an' ngw Pm-
Pared to 113 PP 1 7 the
WANTS OP flip PIISLIO WITH ANTICISS
► Vp.L
EDI
BOTANIC, ECLECTIC• AND BOMPLTiIIe
.THE POPULAR PAITELIOr araol3l‘.
rulers, OIL. vpuinse,
PAINT AND , VARNISH BRUSHES;
ri DYNOMMDFDI AND GLASB. .
I PANOY AND TOILET ARTIMS OP EVERY
KIND. - •
ruzpi's ALconouc Alta . IMIJID ura•crrs,
A B-D,O UINAL -8 ppp
BREAST PUMPS; NIPPLE, SHELLS, - AND
I SHIELD'S, '
Noising Bottles, Syringes and.Cathetersi
I Lama Assoarmw or imors, STROPS, POOECT
'BORGIOLL'INEiTAMMTI3 OF LAVE STY,I
A large tmpply Brushes for tho • Hat and Hair
Also for the Teeth and Nails, Tooth Pow
'dere and !Pastes. Oils, Perfumery,
- • Soaps. Combs, Hair Afe, Invigor . •
ators..to., Kerosene Kerosene •
Lainps, Shades, Chimneys,
. W 1 ks, act., all of the -
late at styles. • •
CHOICE CIGARS, TOBACCO AND . SNUFF
Physicians supplied at reasonable rates.
Medicines and prescriptions carefully and ac
curately*compounded and prepared by compet
ent persons at all hours of the da3r and night.
Sunday hours from 9to 10 o'clock in the for*
noon, to 2in the afternoon.
W. H. GORE.
..Towanda, Sept. 29, 1866.
CLOT
READY MADE AND MADE TO ORDER.
tat doOr South of Codding & Rus.sell'e,. has just
received from New York a- lorgeOnsui. &tractive
assortment of
Ocii stock comprises every article worn, by
men and boys,
PILOT AHD BEAVER OVERCOATb, BEST
QUALITY • BUSINEt3B SUITS OF ALL
bTYLB3. COATS, PANTS, VESTS,
SHIRTS, COLLARS, N'H' TIES,
WRAPrERS, DRAWERS Ulr..c.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
EspeClA attentlon,is called to our stook of
OWTHS, CASSIMEBEB AND VESTINGS
Whic we will make up to order oishort notice,
• nice Ilnepof Fancy_ dassimers for Pant; and
Coats. .Lateat style_ flats and Cape. Gents Far,
Collars.
Dear in mind if yha wish to bay Clothing
CHEAP, and' As good as represented, call at
Terms Cash. COLLINS' '
Towanda, Dec. 7. 1865.
THE TEMPLE OF FASHION
NEW STORE:
An entire New Stock of Clothing bought as
cheap as before the war, to be sold with
SMALL PROFITS!
•
. C
The undersigned would'respectfally adnounce
to the citizens of Towanda and vicinity that he
has this day Opened at the south Store of
BEIDLEMA'N'S BLOCK,
NEW ESTABLISHMENT
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS
And that those goods bought at very low fig ur
will be sold with very small profits. I into
to establish a nermanenttrade in this place ,a
in order to gam the confidence of purchase
will deal with them on a 'basis of honest y a
integrity, and all goods sold will be guaranis
for what they are represented to be, '
'filivinada, April 8. 1867---31%
OmoN & SON,
• Are now optning their general stock of
SPR Y .ING &SUMMER CLOTHING,
_ •
For Men and WO wear. The assortment will
be found thechoices they have ever offered, se
lected with reference to the wants of their
trade. They respectfaUy invite an exathination
of their clothing, which is mSnufictured ex
presisly for their .trade, haVing a buyer at all
times in the market we fe'el confident to give a
better at a lower price than can be obtained
eiseWhere. Also in store lior the ;trade a com
plete stock of -
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
I, • - ars es
•
PLAIN & FANCY 'VASS; SHI4TS-,
lANEN • AND musLlNktnins,
I •
LINEN OOLLARSAND CUFFS,
- .
PIAPER COLLARS. AND CUFFS,
•
SUSPENDERS, GLOVES, TIES,
HATS AND CAPS &C.
lie entire stook must be field by the first, of
August, next. We are offering,great bargains,
As we Intend to remove, we feel confident In
saying to our friends. and_ customers, you will
- findilt telourintere tci R emem b er n us before par
cluujing elsewhere, the place,
, SOLOMON & BON
• ;
__ • No. 2, Patton's pica.
Sunda, May 23;'67.
ni S. ItONlig.
9a.1 • 9SD TREASURY NOTES, `
_ COMPOUND INTPIUMiT NOTES;
Scatibt and sold by .
1 8 . S. RUSSELL & CO.
The Treasurer of the United States Is now con
Tertingthe first Series o 7 3.10 Treasury otes
in the 4,30 Bonds of 18 f 65. Holders. In N this
, Woy
who wish to hark': their Notes convert..
ed, On do so by =Dior ta as.
"mam &
Ana. 20, 1886. Ba nkers, Towanda, ra.
.
lAMELED' .. CHOBERSETI3.- --
ElAlso Fine %%Nati olr.1 1 70m#, &amber iets
• . FROSTS
MI
NM
111/.01 1"0 vas ipktra.
WINES LIQUOBS,
POE WEDIOAI: U$N , ONLY.
Or. CONCZYTIATED
ALBA - 401D 4ND RESp7O!DEI.
. I
lithe Beet Thum", •
Shoulder Bracer.
Ult UST : QUALITY..
elotbing.
NG 1 CLOTHING 1
J. M. GOLLINS,
NEW WINTER CLOTHING
Of every description
Cutting done to order on short notice.
NEW GOODS!
Opposite the Mean House, Main Street, a
Of Ready Made Mens aid Boys and Childress
CLOTHIN.GI
&c., &c., &c.,
106 Come and examine the New Store of ,
• *
BM
ME
HEE
. •
wit
... , - 3,=„1 , :,....:. . --• ~: 'J . rp - s-t--, - -.. [
M •at: , 4 10 . , 1:- . H . cg' , J
: , r-,...77 - .. 7 - ' '
..• ....-.Y. ::2...1: - -,:, .
RE
YON, ;ARCM
; 1 4111m4 'vested assortment or
GLAWARE,
YELLow,
k STONE • WARE.
,
We 'propose te , keep: In ramiettbn vittb tb j;
abcrre a toll stock cN - • • -
I SILVER ,PLATED, -
JAPANNED_ GOODS
ITABLE ODTtiRY.
all our goods from
FIRST HANDS,
I .• We flatter oarselveif ,wo
,Ifuf aril
GOOD GOODS
Dower than any other parttiii it thla region.
TAILOR'S TRIMMINGSt
WHEELER & WILSON'S
SINGER'S SEWINO MACHINES.
Towanda, March 7,1867
G 55W ARE1
236 Greenwich Street; I doors below Bare lay at
CROCKERY DEALERS' GLASS WARE.
CONFECTIONERS' di 41
DRUGGISTS' 66 61
GREEN GLASS BY THE PACKAGE
GLASS WARE.
Also, a comigeta assortment of
BRITANNIA WARE/
SILVER PLATED WA 4,11
CHANDELIERS, LANTERNS, &CJ,
The best,patent Fruit Jam In the market,. to
be sold at the lowest pridca. Alnli line of
Looking Glasses, All loin& of Glass Ware
made to order. Agent for liferidlia Britannia
OompaLy
J. `T. WEIGHT,
225 Greenwich Street;
April 15, '67. 2 doers below Barclay, N. Y.
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING}
Purchased the entire interest of
m-na the . .llrm of C. B. PATCH
prepared to offer to the citizens of Bradford
County and vicinity, a large and well selected
H. JACOBI 3.
stock of
Which I have parchased for'Cash and Mil coati
dent that can isell at as low figures teem be
purchased elsewhere. I now offer to the public.
a splendid stock of
TEAS,' COFFEES, ,SUGARS,
STARCH, SALERATITS, 5P10163, AC.
Have on band a large stock of
AKRON FLOUR, GRAHAM DO
I keep constantly on band ,
Lt s ltD tnd k4kiiii of FISH:" Would mill the it-
tantion et the public to onr'Caul Be Best
STOCK OF TOBACCO,
In 4,1* or price. Jesse Oakley's Celebrate&
laundry, New York Chmliial and 1 . 3113W11 Soap
Pie sae call and examine our stock of
LAW looxirthlelt of
TO;LET 601114; &a - , &el,
et cash prigs tor
Farina et"? al a call
All roll! ic drbled
.
please call an 4 lake huniedlae przien.' - —' ' ' -. '
... , - ,
~ - . • ..1 Allialk wirouded ai so ca
B o t_ikei. A
•, .. , - . 0.. B. 'PATCH; able of rapeatella 801 l dtPd -
Towanda,
Saab 12, 17; 1 , Jan, , 18 6 7.,.. '- . 7 - - -. -. .
._... . .. , _
Mil
S=IMMi
mem
M!OIC.EitY,
OH! NAB
EN
BOCK.
I4VA,
'AND
WOOD'
?
WILLOW,
AND
In variety:
CLOTHS;
OASSIMERES,
AND I
Of the . best quality.
CUTTING
And
MAINUFACTURING
Done 6 order,
/.
i Agents for
And
la the (heat Depot for
In, fact all kinds of -
And
KEROSENE WARE,
Best ivands.Of Kergaene .011.
R. H. PATCH,
GROCERIES,
EMI
BYE bo. BtfOII*RDAT DO.
_TrooDEN: yam.
MIZE N OTION
psi the high
COUNTRY
•RODUCS. -
animals elsewhere.
PATOH.
rto ali lee um . will
UM
• 0 1 1 3, 11 1- -_anit:. ll . l l l6 . ll lnet. -
:.naor Rt 0' - •R TR E;
- ,
: L on*
4)1,11.';•,'- 0 • , z
• •.;:,,t• :A z ,
• -
1 1 / 4 440ki
ea rns. riatiiiisdaed u m * is biiistock,
fall andcoraidetctswortuten eondituting. an
extensive variety: embracing mar ortir.les need
in the
-Arta for mechanical ,psrposer..; carefully
- selected with rettatdroltudtelolve 01
peedubile.. video w lie kept =Wang, sup.
with froth cult e a a n d offered on tbe
'rnikstvesummable ter#l at - Wholesale or Detail,
°4 1 11211 1 4(f • '
b.RUGS.;MEDIA NASA - QHEMWATAC
ratan.. oits...vaninelati.
1 BENZINE' /AND TURPENTINE,
SASH, PAW, VARNISH, WIPTE44 I I II 3
- And all kinds of Brnslies, f" •
KEROSENE.,b4.
Alcohol andllurnb: Fluids.
LAMP SHADES, WICK. Oatinigna,
SpermxLink. *hale, iresta Foot,
TANNER'S AND MACHINE ,OILS,
I Fancy and TollatAtticles In all their varlety i
SPONGES, BRUSHES, SOAPS: CONES,
,Pcomailea v ilalr• Sea; Perfumery,:
POCKET ROOKS PORT MONALS,,
Poem! Knl in, Razors,
1111
TOOTR,IBRIN P r iND
•
PURE WINES
./ i LIQUORS:
•
For Medicinal we, .
T4BACCIO,- , SNUFF,. "IPES AND, 91GABLI,
Pollen, Field and PoMr Seeds,"Tinssee • SuP
porters Suspensories, -Shoulder ; Braces,
Breast Pumps, Teethlug Rings, NoisLer,
Bcttles,. Nipples, Nipple
Panit
Sheila r And
Syringe!, Bed lf-
Selling Fruit Jar Thermo eters,, '
I Flavoring Extracts, Stone , Glass
Ware; Bottles , Vials Corks, Ba
and Stove Slacking; Fish Tackle, Ammuni
tionoto. ; Botanic. Eclectic and . H =Oath
lo Medicines . and all the Porn 1 r Patent
• D I IN 8. .
All articles warrant as represented.' Per
sians at a distance can. receive their orders by
stage or mail; which w 11. receive prompt and
carefuliattentiou. .
•
DR. PORTER'SIPREPARATIONS
, 1
' 4 , FOR FAMILT USE,
• ,
.IKnown as Safe and licjiabk Remedies, il
s are war
ranted for what they are intended to give satis
faction, via :
Dr." Porter's P ectoral I Syrap, for coughs,
colds, lung complairdsotc.socs4l 00
Dr. Porter's Eclectic Pills, for bilious win- .
gaud; and mild cathartic . .... 2s
Cr. Porter's Eianifer . Syru, for serofula, l l
I
.1
skin diseases, t . on.
,
'Dr. Potter's Uterine Tottiojor female, weak
nass, .Pc. ,. . ; ...... :...,.. 1 00
D. Potters Tonle BUxirfor strengthening
, - - 'dm syMen, .t ‘ • 100 ,
Dr. Porter's Tansy Scbnappii, for liver and •
... . ' money compftmts 1 00
Dr. Porter's Comp. Syr.
_llytiopluisphites, '
' -for nervous dOilay.: ' 100
Dr Porter's Blackbe Balsam . for diar
rhea, &c.. q . • , 95
Dr. Porter's Family Em robationfoi sprains ~
bruises, ' 35
D. Porter'sPectwal I,iojafers,. for hoarse-;
nen, sore throat, 4re
Dr. Porter's V d
'Worm Wafers, for corite "
uxirms ; ... .. ~.....-..... 25
. .
Dr. Porter's Worm Syrup, .... a:terming
" iting worms .35
Dr. Porter's 'lntent Belief, for crying babies c• -
;
colic 4-c.., ~, .. .. ... • 25
Dr. Porter's Cephalic Snuff, for catarrh - •
headache. ...\ 25
•
Dr. Porter's Toothach Drops, for tooth-.
ache '• JJJJ 25
Dr. Porter's Tooth Powder, for pisserning
teeth 2
Dr. Porter's Triccurene, for dressing and 50
• growirK the hair '5O
Dr, Porter's Tricophile; Or beautifying the
. . hair. 50 ,
1 Dr. Porter's Odoriferous Shampoo for clean. 1
lug the hair. 50'
1:/r, Porter's Milk of Flowers, 'for beautify.
- lug the complexion 4 50
Dr. Porferls Pile Olatment. for external'
• piles 1 00
Dr. Porter's , E'reinch Compound,' for scald. ;
tux urine ' . 1 0(i
Dr. Porter's Medicated Figs,; for habitual
constipation ' 1 00
Dr2r Porter's Healing Salve, for cuts:sounds
I Stc'
,
Dr.porter's Lip Salve, for chapped lips
Mlll
1M
Dr. Porter's Eye Salve, for Inflamed eyes.. 25
Dr. Porter's Eye Water. for inflamed eyes:. 25,
Dr.lPorter'l! Corn and Wart Remover, for
'corns and bunions
Dr.)E'orte.Ja Constipation for emit:lvo
' ness.
Dr.'Vorter's Iron * Pills, for poor blood ....
Dr.porter's Citrate "Magnesia, (era pleas- - .-
, ant cathartic - . . SO
Dr. porter'S Liquid Rennet, for making nu
? • .: trltions diet for invalids...... 25
Dr. Porter's Extract Vanilla, fir flavoling '
1 1 lice cream, ke -•40
Dr Porter's Extract Lemon, for flavoring
I:, let cream—large bottles , - 40
Dr. Porter's Oriental Cement, foi mending •
1 broken glass, et,e - - 26
Dt Porter's Liquid Glue, for repairing
wood work _ 2
Dr Porter's Cleansing Fluid,for easy wash
ing ..', ' , 50
Dr. Portela Bed Bug Polkon, for kink's
• ' bugs ,
Dr. Porter's Fly Poison P aper , f o r kill i n g
I. Ries ps
Dr Porter's Rat and , nice Poison, for ex- . '
'' ternihuiting rats ~ 25
Dr. Porter's Benzine, for removing spots
1 . trona clothes 25
Dr, Porter's Black Ink, in pint bottles..." 25
• in bulk bYthe gallon "1 00
Dr: Porter's Horse and-Cattle Powder, for
•_ • ' diseases of animals ' 30
Di.`Porter's'llotse and Cattle Lotion, for
' spmins,zalls, ac 50
Dr. Porter's Ring-Bone.. and SpaVln Curq,
for lame horses
0 , 60
Medical advice given watuitously at the office,
Ivens only for medecine.
W Thankful for past liberal patronage,woald
respectfaily announce to his. friends and th e
public, that no pains shall he spared to said!,
and "merit the continuation of 1 heir confidence
and.patronage.
PORTER, M D.
Dee'. 18, 1866.—yr
/- PotograPhhs•
A , GOOD THING MAY BE SEEN
AT
WOOD I - }iARDING'S GALLERY OF ART
TOWANDA, BRADPOED COUNTY, YA.
, We take wirtre in tutor ming,our old friends
and the pub lic, that we have procured one of the
best large Solar Cameras. now in use, and are
prepared to furnish to all our patrons. better
PHOTOGRAPHS, from' miniature to life size,
than ever offered-in this county, at very
i i , crag.
Wq are still making the neat GEM
TYPES, mounted Oh cards, s wrap all kinds.
Of CAEiR PICTORES. such a s
liWL.,4IIIOTYPES tudAIIfBIZOTrPES.
- We are also making benntifnl
CARD PROTOGRAP,RS., , .
..
the
all ' all . the best si t ylwl, l and having 'secured the
beat ail and plenty w. help, we can insure - sittings
to. 'that may favor ts with their patronage.
We aliall in tufure give our strict attention to all
sittings, In order to secure t most favorable
positions., and as litti, into wee as possi
ble to onvenstomers. In rega
4
COPk.ING,
our present facilities enable us to make on short
ratite, the most artistic pictures from very poor
DAIRIERROTYPES, MELANIOTYPES, •
OR4lll4oripEs, i.
the increasing demand for that kind of Work has
lead us to give oar attention particttlarly to 'that
branch of the business: • •
Wa:e . maling large additions 'to our = stock,
of ,
a NOBZWOOD AND. WALNUT mutes.
020. , n. WOOD. , DEL. UANDINEL.
DWT. 10, 1866. " '•••
.
S. HOLLAND;
BOOT AND BROD IiA.ILEg,
Poplar Arm , ,in rear of Ward:Home. 'rowan
da, Where he will make to order all kinds,
of Boot& and Shoes for itadlea and Gentlemen
on th aelkortat notice, alo • .
•
RarAIRII,IG DONE'.
NEON
sti 11q to =Oki villa
they offer champ for Cash. 4, Inse morrotatent
.
Oft COOKING S T OVES,, . ~ ,
~,,
Among the man Y desirable' so beautiful psi,r
terns ta the, '- -.:.:,„. ', /
CELEBRATED. AIdERIOAN. ; ' ' /
.This basal* ie,'MunnMPSSeed-farysfo
pr in - Nei ; is• a perfect nate/ ; hi 'the' best
GOOK STOVE - n the ;market. Amon their
'heating StoSes ,y 1 be (sound a great variety
suitable forestry piece where stoves a b used.
STOVE PIPE Istsq SHEET IRON, WORK,
.., Always mi tisd and Made to ;rder. •
. '.; t oe T . 1:1' N. Vf AR . E; • 7 . .
L large s ' k mil Avery iipici the very best
material 'Mid tly e xperienced, workmen.` Very
fut . assortment oli .': -- : .1 , 1-/ :: • i ' I
- 1 - IR°Nll l _ l 4-L 8 -SNP STZEL, '
At pie* York Prices. .' -!
OUSE.AND CARRIAGE TRITIINGS,;
_ 1 TOOLS 11 16 0 R. THE ' EARAfEk,' '.
Tools Sir the a ss Joineti. and Carpenter—
loofas for Bine iths'—ToOis for - eserybody. ,
WINDOW;SAS AND GLASS, PAINTS, OILS'
AND VbENISillIfIl MACUIKS OIL, AND . lIINZOLb, t
KbßOer 7 , "LAKqe3, • WICKS AND
• , ' HIMNEYr, ' -1; •
l i
• siturtuo, ?mum sun rocpwr cirrtunif,
BRITT nf 't - A AND 'P I LATED*ApS; .
, camps,. Pipe: , - Chain Pumps;
Lea
Water Pipes, Grindstones 9rindstoses and •fizitsires -
% 11 Ell OS. NE E., NI EN -
A ? $,
. _
JOB' WORK d no with -dispatch. La ps re. l r
paired. Fluid tape and Lanterns site and
fitted to, urn KC osene.
Grail:l,old Iron, Oasking and Wroughtq3cra ` ,
Copper,' Brass, lirlttannia, Beeiwax, Pesthole,
and Rags taken ip exchange for goods.
...E . Highest price in' Cash paid for ;Sheep Pelts
' and Furs.
W OUR- GOODS • haie been purchased on
eiht4 i p l ay down System, and will be sold for
Y PA 1 ,
Jona. A. commit°, }, ~, CORDING A RUSSELL:
c. a. ItIISSILL; 3
Towanda, Much 10,1863.; _ - -
AIR i'llEPAlc,k'lONl3
... 15
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•
MARSHALL BR I
Wish. to call the attentio
their newßtock of
' HARDWARE.
FARMING IMP
BLACK
, •
and CA
also, 0 16tge assortment
Window ,G lass,. Sus
Patty, Pantlab
a
of all kiwi:), otL a- 1 71 ;1 -
Cash pric6. Also; a Mae .*
ICEIIOI3,EN
of every s
Lanips -i?paired and, c
Fluid. W KeroSene.
I I
Partien ar attention paid
of all kl de of
. .
, ,T N lir•
It E I •
!,Ikiclegf
T I II N'D . X,D T 0
T J*llS,
enrka,Aud '
A L I 2.1• G C A N'S,.
nu used. ,
J0.11,1111;0 PR:ONPTL
We have enhaidagne e
Gl. A 8 F:11 II
with insplroved
HER lii.ETIcALS£
which is of' the best
Jane 20, 1865
---
• r
WHOLESALE-
t IL.B. PO
Scrantori, Ps.; Dealer in
Decker's Planes, Mason &
gans, Treat, k t indsley & C.
of Musical Instruments, B.
Books. Orders from 1)e
peclally jso Hated. Addre!
I
111Peanailvania Av
March 28, 1867.--Eak.
r----
131.A.505, • AMER I
1 - ABM MEL
The nhderalitte - d most
to the= r'
of Tower'
hasp the Music bi
and
l e
hereafteranpply
eles,.to ther with
VI LINE, GUITA :
.1 . STRINGS!
on as gehd terms as they.
, . • W. -
. ,
Be is also' As ,
CELE3EATED: ,. I
and h. 1
as 'always on hand,
Swiss Watches, with ate ,
1
JEWiLRY AND
Silver dad Plated---,Ware , - 1
FACTUARRS., which wil
IoW figdres. A large v, .1
teived, among which may
man, which has no equal.
REPAIRING A ,•
• - I
done wi h neatuess , and,.,
ed. 1
.Chahlbe lain's and get. a .1
make y a see as well as
shop, nearly opposite the
Dec. 1 1 , 1866. W. • 1
MArtUSHEK
FORT,
L 4 , •
Wholezile and Retail Ag!
Pennsylvania and 80 ,
AT THE NEW
i
01 , 1
• ~
J.
A. DEWITT T i
/y - ext dooro the
411 these Piano sare
and invented by
"HR. FREDRICR-
Whose reputation for tit.
building Placa, ia,widel
portant ,itqleovements
in the last eighteen y 1
of Pianos, are due to
rightly styled the Pattie
factures. His improvem.
all the prominent firms.
• Forte is the only instr,
alder
PNILPEq'I' IN
• I
Call and examiee th
'other. Therelr maybe t
Music Store, the
W.PERIA.L. G
For the thatch anti. p
said ht favor of those, o
t4entsOves.
IMPROVED
ALL THE LATE 43
PIANO
Liberal discount to m
schools. -- Sheet. litmles
Pianos and Melodeons
inducements. offered to.
genendly.,:-Address
•
No - 234867:: •
VIUSIO..OR
.pcia in oir
DT Dannisill the
• -
slatifirai
N 0
111
.:,- : .- lien ' • .
: v" - ,i';'•.. - , , ,...,.....- ... 1 . ! .. -. • -: •
' --AX /111,-itrN-11- : S ,
II 'O' -, P . ,
. 1 - -“•Blo 4 o469l•AiitNimut.otsia#L gaiter' ' -
'TQW DA:,-.P4D,
_FP. 09,,,PA,
...-. ,- ,- • 'l,ll**irt;plired en furnith , - ~ • '
, CiROULW smy . --tai & t. ',.„,
/
'.. . 1" - .' , '-'.• , ,. ,AND - .:.' .. . 4
. 1 ..-. SII4I4IGLEAfiCHIN
~. ' •
.ot. the. List k ' i loalitY trfth-thilat prow;
eats: All- Or Machinerythr Flouring and
arad - ";i ENGINES, -
1 : . - • MADE ;it REPAIRED, ' ..-
-stEAlt wHiszpB. Li .
.STEAM.:GAGUES; ' :'. •'
. GAUGE COCKS,
. . ....:' -: - • OIL C.ANS, Bcp.;
: - - Furnished at short nOtice.' ! '
.BOLT; ( OUTTINGI,
, . .
_Done from i to 1}" inches , in 41sineter.
• : -,. . 'FORGING - • i • '-.).
Of heary."wroaght work 'for. Bridges,) andall:
other purposes, •done to order. Also,' a hags'
assortment of .. . • - - !-. . •
COOKING & HEATING STOVES,
Coil aid WOod Burn - ors. Oarnitare iar'Cooking
Stoves, Stove. Pipe, Tin-Ware, Boat PoinPIP.
Plows, Cultivators and Lcrapers, kept constant
ly on hand. • 1 a- .- .
DRANIgGS, k SPECIFICATIONS
. .
434 all Ideals of wlachlnely for mills and other
purposes prepard by '.
. . ' WARREN HILL, 0
. Foreman; who has had large experienee iti:ttds
branch of the briefness. 1
": • . • JOHN CARMAN.
Towanda, Oct. '49;1864. ty, , -
woo
~H 0R S Er. OWERS,,
I S.
Ik,RESHiRS. AND CLEANERS,.
THD,ES*RS AN' L!
..iSEPAAATODS;
El
.
All of t; hich we furnish at the Lowell Prices.
a' g cf 4
~,~
.'
r
!Alberni, Pa., Aug. l& lqnt3:—tf •
CARRIAGES; WAGONS,SLEIGIIS
Tile OLD ESTABLISHMENT STILL IN OPEN;
Suceeasois to Reynolds, Feßola & Co., Are now
offering and are prepared tO furnish on short
notice, Wagons Carriages land B.elgha, ottil
descriptions and of the' bitclst and most aripro
ved style,And of the best .material at.the old
stand opposite the , Uhion House, in the cen
tral part of Alba . Borough, Bradford County,
Pa. .
0
The public are assured that the reputation
the shop has acquired during the last six years
under the superintendence of J. Y. Fellows, mil
be more than patutitined,si he will superin
tend the work as heretOtore he having long been
and having had mach experience awe Carriage
and Sleigh Builder, would assure ' the public
that ao pains will - he. spared by the above firm
to make the . establishment worthy Of their pat
ronage. _I Thankful as one of the old firm for the
patronage thus far extended, we hope to . .mellt
a continuance of the same.
N. B.—We, the undersigned, Whig practical
mechanics, can ntinullicture• and offer to the
-public at price/ that witf dety; coinpetitio.
JAM PA H. FELLOWS,
D. W. C. CB ANDAI,I I ,
; J. O. MEHITT
Alba toreuxh. April 15, 1866.
HERS & CO.,
of the public to
SSTS,
ITHS' TOOLS,
PENTESS' TOOLS .
of '
011 a,
" , and Paint
If rtuthea
tiold for the lowest
.rtment of
LAMPS
L snit the public.
t oged from Oil and
Ito the manufacturing
T ° AiIDA CARRIAGE
The undersigned respectfully announce to 'the
public that they haii.purchased
CAR-,RLACE' SHOP
al.
ic DEPOT
rmi
. ,
Chictering's Pianos, _
Hamlin's Cabinet Or
.'s Melol , and all
cet tduSic and Music
ors and Teachers es
-1: 8
L. ,
B. PO WELL.
nue, Scranton, Pa.
And most, worknianllke manner. The/ will
constantly keep - on hand an assortment orsplen
dld
Top AND OPEN BUGGIES,
FAMILY VARRI,A ( GES,
lIESIOCICAT AND LOPER WAGONS,
CAN ORGANS
DIANSJ
j espectfally annonneea
t and vicinity. that he
mess of G. T. Coca,
any of the above !nil.
ALBANY SLEI . G HS.
, ACCORDLPIE4 • -..
•• be had elsewhere.
• .CHAMBERLA IN • .
• t. for the
RICAN WATCH
a good assortment of
era! assortment of
imitable Prices,
:L U T HER'S AI I . I L, S• ,
. - -
_ BURLINGTON, Pk.
The proprietor, having rehilllt his. Flouring PIM
in Buringtn, and. taluft pains In selecting
Moles, and the most improved machinery, His
now completed In order for all kinds of Flouting.
CUSTOM WORK DONE AT SHORT NOTICE.
with cheerful attendants, who will Bee to' yarn;
wants in good order Ina with general Satisfac
tion. ,
torCaitt paidlor Grai '
April 17. 1866. _ SWELL LUTHER.
ANOY ;GOODS,
f the BEST lIANII
be sold at unusually
Isty of Clocks just re
. e found the Seth Tho•
D JOBBING,
etch, and warrant-
We would
,say go to
Ir of glasses that will
• ver. Don't forget the
ourt House, •
• _
OEIAMBERLAIN.
ATENT PIANO
. -
N EW PLtANING
••
The undersigned having built.a large and com
modious Min in the Borough of Towanda, and
filled it With the _most ,modern and improved
machinery, for the ninnufactius of •
noy for North East
.ther New Yo*,
•
i f iltSlC -STORE
WINDOW 13A84,. ts. BLINDS - ,
are prepared to tlll orders, whether large Qt
small, upon the shortest notice.' TAN h.: se
_,
also a large variety of NOULDMAS. - di the
latest style and *ter% which .we 0-
much cheaper than they call b• furnish
worked by
hand.' ,
WANeIA, PA.
Hotel.
PLANING 1
TONGURING • .
ao
S
e LiltG,
•
=
MATRUSHEN,
and an ot_ther work pertaining to
AND BEIIO . LL •
SLWING.
Joinery, will
b e de e° "" 'suit our customers.
Perot'
.213 bandit - lg , and not.living more than'
.ve to fourteen miles distant, will. find it
.argely for their interest to bay of na, or bring
their lumber and worked by our machinery.
Bring your grist of Flooring or other lumber;
and whin, your team is , is!-feeding, have it.
gibund out and takelt home with yo u.. • -
We will pay CASH. for PINE & HEMLOCK
LIMBER delivered at oar limber yard. I Come
and see no, or if you can't Wome,
L. - B. BODGEBS*4. CO.
Towanda. Feb 41864. •- - • .*
11 ; cry. And practice, in
known. All the kn..
e in. 'America, der
, In the manufacture
Mathushek, who is
Ame ricatt Nit a .
eta are nolo st•A b y The ?intim:LOA pi ano
l ent whl4l) . Amato con•
Y RESPECT.
and yea will buy 4q
; and, also, at the New
liGit 0 OX-B IN D ERY.-TH PUBLIC
AN reipectfally..infonned that the Book-
Bindery too been removed to the-Argue BMW.
log, 84 * O 4, whore wM•be done .
ompuols,
Tor. Nothing will be
no.. They'speak for
• .
In alliticsarions branches • on terms an 'in
sensible as 1 ! the times 1 4 allow. The Bind
ery will be Wade* the eof •-• •
ELOREOM.
i .): &.4 : 0 i _e;
,
.An experienced . and air work will be
promptly done, in i , 'style and manner 'which
cannot be excelled,' -Nosier MammlniM, News
papers, Old Books; Ito., bound in 'every variety,
of style: ; Particular attention will be paid to.
the Baling and Binding of. . ,
OLB,-acv.
-re, .olnwohea and
I sent; by mall. - Old
en In exchange. Good
Inputs - and' the trade
'l " B 2 t i red Paitall • : 11 4c4 In. qua.
dorabilf .1011 warranes4
Au *fir bc ?emir for, delivery,. when
41(11111.14.-
46f,the , pn filla Is goitid led
so
sliwiocus_parson' teed. .....
Tikwands, AuVa 29 /806'-11*
•okerinumkt;
, -
ordered at shlrtnotice
NEWS RO OL,
=EI
VOVNORY
& C 0 .•;
St4ll itanqßcture the beet
The Best
PANNING MILLS, ac., •
CAL!. •+L SEE, * AT TUX NEW 81702
AVON
FELLOWS, CSANDALL do CO.,
FACTORY:.
G. H. -D RAK E,
And are now prepared to build work in
THE. LATEST STYLE
ONE Alm TWO SEATED
ALMWORK WMUED.
REPAIRING promptly attended to at rea
BRYANT k STIMEN.
Towanda, May 9,1867.4 y.
0, - 01t-B N c
•. • . • •
9.lilirpume i
BLANK BOOKS,
,„
4 cf. - - virt,l g
FaEli
l' '''-
'''AN'ic-'ilis,lci, AN CE
--:---- .'.c 'i_ 'AGE/Arri
'Policies ISsuoYd. l .o.lo.4oltediod ..r mpili I,kid(
. ,:- By* •13. -M" REALM 'Ol- . 1 ' • 1 I
4#
_Um' oPoy., iiiii*iiii*rrif lipi,sl .1%.; shit (; 44 ,
pitilks'; ' Oftlek)ll6oll4of`iii: 4i c . •
digivegatr - Meowsf et Capital c 41700 ti
441riii.slivoirvesscolltaiiirwr 1
f, • t I.
-ThrtfOrd: Coon.. l'. - .
- • ,:, - .14 At
-••: 1 . . r ........".... ... ' •:. 7 • ;
liiiiiiooi. iiillikniDOS i
:AJID'al: '
77, Pitts Augitlurif haulms to:. ' , ' • '
Ca?ltst, Surplus sod Reserved Pena . - ' •
(Geld,. • ..,. ... .... :. i ... ... Si6,l7t,:f•
Assets , Gs Ate Ilidt44l3lllsi, over.... 1,8004
WY PgamiuntsviVirsr4lo (Rold): , 17,110
Sri **aux* intlia*Cllo eollnitY, A
_ ' •- _ . ligiVel as CPaLb .f
I ;4Pi t al : ,••• • —7 . • • •,•• •• •
I r.,
Wrcumge bagniatiAMM WPM. - I
•,'• • . , lillibtu-ll 4 1: Rii.,l
- Capita!: i :: : i —.... -•:,.-:-
tioxii diSizioss 'tissue .t
Co., . • (Accident
-Ptah
Capital..
Capltil:. -
~"
Cossiscirt Utrar.ei.Litni .
Co. ; ° • ,
. .
Towanda 1 fiel;; -.• t
rfARTN:PRD:Wir:
RANCH - COMPIOpf
' ' cserrii
Cash assets liTerri.l, 1865; 5155.266
Inalarthi ;kinds of live. stock:- against
&elk andokiat i ti fron any calm, •
• ( • -?.s:
10,.1867 ; - ; :
Dec: sth; the fifire_..!` lady kliacer.''., owned by;
Dennis F. Elam of 'Boston ,Stitsi., accident a l' y
receivedt kick from another ktnnie, breaking :
her. telt fore leg. , above: the lined: rendering It:
necessary to.lthl her as an stet of hainaaiiy. la..
lined in theHargord Livestock Inaqranee e.,
Patty.' Low pskl Dee.. 60.1867.•
LIVE, AND ACCIDENTA 1,
'•
-
ligraltattilltD OVER
sev.gN2w MILLION voLLARA
S. itIISSEL4 Agent, -1 .
/bit rag YOLLOWI2:G-FA . llollilt.llll4l/111 comrAwn
1 - _
Chian]) Fins Insinanct : 1
Coaraxv i f
Capital and :earplug! 0ver..... , ... s.t.cts.fs*
itthat Conran; • / „ _
Of New-York.
Capital and Surplus, 0ver...... .....
•• -•.• • .
lastmancit COMILNY 7 cir. Nowrn
.A.uninca,. • Philaddihia. - I
Capital and
,tn!iplai„ over
lintivriielivarraaNci.CoxiasT, '
.., - -Of lyew-York.
Capital and mirpler, cores - $ or(fii • •
, • r , j,
..
ENTIERPRIBE Isauxiarcs COMMXY.',
Of Philade/phia. f
Capital and surplia, over V
I
Instritancs COMPLWY,
Of IVito-York.
Capital and aurplan; over . • 374 0 MO
Ptrmas bastraanca Conriarr, t
- • .Of Hartford, ~Ocaut. . 1
Capital and implua. , $704,000
!durum. Ws Insraat, Coupatrr,
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Capital 4tid surp O lu f s,ov ew- er Ffirk:l
t
TnivsLLsas Ltsasax k s COrmar
• -' ;Of Hartford, 'Conn. f
Capital and ' 1600,000
Risk.; f‘fken on *bids of • Ifropetty, at as
low ratesas by any o ther reiable Comp an ies .
•'Sr Follett:a isms& and LOSESS3, U any. 'ad
justed at this Akeney,thereby sallog the tro Lie
and expense of going elsewhere for settletve.t.
W °thew at the liardwberei Store 61 od
• ding a; llama • - C. SI RUSSF.I.I .
Towanda, Peb..7,1966— 1 ti t _
TIIE INSURANCE - COMPA . T
2. OF NO TB. AMERICA. - 5
Office No: 24:.', alnut Street, PhiladelPhis,
This Company now prosecuting the bn i.
nese 'ot 'lnsuran from loss or daamege by FIRE
on B uildings,.' Merchandise. Furniture,. lc.,
throughout t State of Pennsylvania, on liber
al' terms,for . fig orsktiort periods; or permanent
ly .of Buil ga, by a deposit ,of Premium.
Thep pt paymat of claims for losses do
lag the eriod of pearly:7o yeari th at the Com
pang been, inexistence, entitles them_to th
confidence otthe public.
DtiacToss.;—Arthor . G..- Coffin, Samuel W.
Jones, John A Brown, Charles Taylor, Ambrose
White, iJno. R.,Neff, }Beard D. Wood, Wm.
Welsh, WM. E. :Bowen, James,— Dickson, 13.
Morris Wain,' John - Mason, Geo 1,.. Harris. ' ,
Francis R. Cppe. Edward H. Tro ter, Ed*: Ard S .
If
Clarke, Wm. Cumming/I. -
AIM= 4 3.COirt, pees , nt:
C. B.IiCSSELL, -Rent, , d a .
.7____ T 4ws . .
I DUAL VRE INSU .
RIP.rt;E COMPANtkr
o iN
bi 311DDLS PEliNerri.l lA,
Office in Danville ; Montour ty, Penn 2
Capital
$3&7,000
The Partners Mutual Wire - Usti:aim Company
of Middle Pennsylvania was incoiporatod by the
Pennsylvania Legislature. In j the year 1859, lc:
the 7datnal Insurance of Country.property,only,
imaintmediately thereafter commenced its toper.
Minns on that principle, which has been strict,
ly adh.cred.to since. - -
• All losses have.been promptly, paid, ant of the
Premiums collected application ' foe insurance
mithout•making auy'aesessmente.
Theinsurarice of Country prop erty
low rates charged for Insurance, and the prompt
pAyment of losses are deemed a sufficient recom
mbadation of the Farmers Mutual lire /n.ul
ante Company of Middle iPennallvania, to ail
ownetp of tade thus c ountry pperty.
P. Jpigtecni treci ro y. WiI..FOLKII3. Presj
C. fd. MANVILLE.
- Mara 6,'66..• Agent, Totkands..Pa.
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COUNTY
REAL/ ESTATE. AGENCY,
H. - I B. ktcKEA..IsT, REAL- Ewers At:as:T.
Valuable Farina, Properties City and .
Town lota for sale. I • •
Parties basing propertyfor 'sale eill ,
find It
to their
- advantage by -easing a description
the same, with terms of sale at.. this agency, a
patties ire constantly enquiring for Shims &c..
j 11.. B. iIcKEAN . ,.
• - - ilealrEstste Agent.
Office Montanye'si Block Towatas, Ps,
1-
Jan. p, 1867. - • •
IVERPOOL I AND LON4(liv
L;
GLOBE PIREI AND ' &At%NeE
'dohiPAßT—ottlee, 45 WWI. - - * zURA `..
•
Broadway, N. Y.
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Rpital, Surplus anti ,
(G01d)... „
,„,
Assets itm it - • ' 4. St., and-gal
1111,24 I ei,J
, . aited States, over.
444 145, ;•". - arna, upwards of (g01d)... • 17 . ft ! Al
an ,„.. 1411 shareholders petionally responsible
— _,..gements of the company. • All' Ildrector4
must be shareholders.
. , .
Dias: roan ix Misr Yoan.:—FrancisCottenet,
Esq. Chairman; Henry Grinnelt-Esq., •PePaV
Chairman,Joseph 1 Gaillard, Jr. Esq., h. li -
Archibal, l ; q., 1E B, 14 con;ul, , Alexander
Hamilton, Jr., Esq.{ Robert O. Fergut A • Esti.
• Allred (' elk Esq., Bealdent Smells y. L'X'
i i i
ander HaMilton, Jr 4,:, Fes., Courtel orßoard.
Ban-Ken—Phenix Bank.4.Carnman Jr Co.
The Policies of this Company •are ued by
-Well-known American citizens reside' itties
Yorh, who arc Directors and Sharehold ts, and
conqtiently, with the .other Shareholders-. are
indlvidually
„liable ', for ' all Vac engagements of
the Company ; all Policies are signednm.beta ;
'ail claims are payable in:cash 'on priiiiit-01 - .119. 11 .
without deduction , for interest, and not, as t$
usitaVsizty days after pre3*entatlon of pr) !I ;
Theyendreatisix !o'clock. P. M.; and not st
noon. Life insurance effected, and nano:ties
grtuited.mf favorable terms,. t
, -', • !. ti, . 11. hcKEAN, Agent.
Towanda ,april 23,48b7, .. , t ' • -,J . -
IMPORTAN' TO FARMERS
my goodri e h s ce an ng Po . .,tgles, grown from
the orignal stock, and hence 'rue to name. are
now ready for deli Very te•th , -; who have alma•
dy engaged them • and also a to whoever
may with to secure these ahoy a :,..ttatoes for the
ensuing spring. •
-. Prom friar of the above pouttoes by those
who were so fortunate .as to .secure some seed
from me. last spring - t most farmers have be-
came 1013 re of their vast superiority • over '
otherii• They are tinrivelle4 Lin their immeeaq
yield; exmdingty excellent. for table use and',
verythardy--nearlr free fiom rot or- disease.
All persona
.Wlalaing tharn, had bette, apply
now or early a; possible. and - . bring- their Ws
to - Dr. Porter's Drag Store.
Early Goodrich: beat eat? g 3 00 pr
Calico, beautiful and delicate. : , 300 "
Gleason, fine for Winter use, . 300 "
Busty Coat, - superior yleldersand good 2 00 "
Crisco, enormously fruitful,' 2 00 '!:-
Garnet ChM; at about the market price.
Dem 10;1860::.J Dr. • H. C. -PORThli.
THE PARLOR SETS, at.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS OF ALL
ekes fad styles, at: the NT4121 ROOM.
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