gricultural.
Hints About Work
Animals.—Cows at pasture must
not lack. pure and ,fresh water—stag
nun! pools arc a poor_ ',source_of sup-.
ply. SO steck.ought to be forced to
drink from them, and, least Of all,;
milch cows. Calves are better pas
ture I byltheairlves than? with other
stock. Young horses often get the
had habits of running after and Strik
ing,thetn; if they feed trgether. An
old horse will take care of himself ,
among caws, but colti, o one or two
years old, are. .ieedless, and, if pas
tured with cattle, may be hart by
their horns; without any real malice
k:in the part of cows. , Working stock
4 /Should not lie over night in the pas
ture. It huvery well for them to have
a few hours, in which to graze,during
some part of the day, but both cattle
and horses work better on good hay,
. and some) provender, corn and oats,
rye-sh,trts, and the like. • The amount
of feed may be graduated in accord
ance, with .the, average amount of
work required; but it should be uni
form. MI animals, not at pasture;
shot,ld have some green feed-7.per
haps one-third of all they eat. This
sliould be Cot, wilted, and brought to
the yard or stables for them, and be.
ready when the day's work is done.
- Harness and Yoke Galls.—Wash
with castito soap and cold water,and,
if po,ssible, bind on a piece of sack
, Mg; wet with water, to remain over
night. Relieve pressure upon the
sore spots by shifting the-harness, or
by 'padding, and prutect,froin flies
; with grease amd,pine tar mixed, du
ring the day. ,
Sheep are distressed by the gad-fly
this monttt.and next, and : should be
protectedt y tarring. their noses.---:
Daub the tar oh their noses, extend !
in.- up, where they will nut rub it off,
in b fueding. The fly la: s eggs - in the
nostrils, which hatch, and:the worms
ascending, cause the "grub in the
head."
Hogs.—Provide .swine with roomy .
pens, to work over all the litter and
weeds that can be gathered, besides
sods, muck, etc. The amount of ex
cellent manure made is enormous.
Wepis.--Suffer none to go to seed,
is easily , written, but very hard to
carry out. Still, the nearer we can
live up to this injynction, the easier
will it be to carry it out, year after
year. Many weeds,,pulled or cut up
iu blossom, will ripen seed while dy
ing, but few, the seeds of which are
n_,t fully. mature,will 'survive the hog
pen, in root or - seed. It is never too
late to pull ducks in the mowing.—
C.lnatia thistles, cut a few times be•
low the, surface, will disappear.—
Carrots are biennial, and, perhaps, in
a few cases, will Hie a third year, if
they cannot blossom the second ; and
we haveAtrong faith, though not pos
itive. assurance, that the seeds will
not germinate alter the third year.—
So, two years cultivation will almost
always clean them out.
3fowings.—lf grass lodges badly,
cut it without reference to fitness.—
Timothy is fittest when it is just out ,
of bloom ; ,orchard grass and clover
-bloom at the same time; and should_
be cut when the latter is in fullest
flower. Cut all grasses, before the
seed will shell after curing. The
-best time to manure grass,is just af
ter mowing ; the best m .nure fine
muck compost, with a modicum of
ash -s, bone dtist and plaster. Spread
with a shovel from the cart, and go
over the land with an iron, toothed
horse-rake, to spread and knock the
lumpato pieces, and work them into
the sward.
• Hay and Grain. Caps.—The cheap
ness of fabrics will now permit the
economical rise of caps for hay cocks
and shock§ ofF' grain. Four, feet
square is a good size, and loops fu.
pins at the corners are the best fast
ening. Once using sometimes pays
the cost.
Hoeing.—floe to kill weeds, to stir
the soil, to replace earth washed off
4 by rains. The stirring of the soil is
a great security against the effects
of drought. •It enables - the plautif to
sget4e full advantage of showers
and trews. It enables the ..ir to cir
culate freely tiwough'the upper strat
um of earth,and to penetrate the low
er, taking moisture with it, and de
positing it in the cool soil below the .
slit lace. Work the soil as deeply as
convenient, 4Rd not disturb the roots,
of crops. As a rule, avoid raising
hills, either) about corn or potatoes.
Perfectly-flat culture requires, how
ever, deeper soil than we ordinal ily,
have on all 'fields.
Turnips after Corn.— With the last
'hoeing of Corn,if the soil be tolerably
deep, and the cultur6 fiat, turnip seed
may be-sown and hoed in lightly.—
The corn is cut tip and. removedwhen
the kernels are glazed; and the tur
nips often make a good :crop, having
6 weeks to groW.
Turnips Alone.—Turnips may be
sown any time this month. On tole
- rably mellow ,soil, it is best to sow
in drills,and give as much cultivation
• as other cares admit-Of. Rutabagas
= will make a good crop sowed before
the 15th or 20th--better for the'table
than if sowed earlier. They do best
in drills,,too, thinned to 6 or 8 inches
apart, In sowing - turnips broadcast,
use as little seed as possible. One
pound•to the acre, if it can be evenly
distributekl,is better than more,though
two pounds, is the usual quantity.—
Sod land; or newly broken tip land,
should be plowed repeatedly and har
rowed,to rot and kill sods and weeds,
then freshly harrowed before the
seed is'sown. _
Buckwheat is a valuable crop, es
pecially as a weed killer. Three
pecks of seed is enough for good
land ; more is required on pbor. Sow
.
about the middle of the month.
Cabbages.—Set .out cabbages on
land left vacant by early potatoes
and peas, or on fallow ground well
worked, limed and dunged. Keep
well hoed.
Soiling Crops.--Corn, sorghum,
-peat . ' and oats; etc,; may be sowed,for
soiling, any time this month. ..
Buller.--If the feed is good, the
butter tuarbe equal to that made
last month,provickri the dairy is cooli,
i or, rather, of. the right temperature;
which is about 58 deg. .to 60 dok
- Fahr, 'their. If the pastures are
short and dry, feed green fodder free,
ly— rn, sorghum, etc. It may b:,
, , nece4
sary td.inerease the salt in th ,
but r a Ittilein the hottest weath
Cr..' ,
'Serds.„-colleeted as they ripen._
Cherry pits iireito be waehed clean
acrd preservedin salad.
=I
lurniturt:
STILL ANOTHER NEW' wro qt .
OV GOODS!
JAMES 0. FROST, would mil attentlon.to the
large and varied assor tmeut of
F.IIRNITUR_E!
Now on exhibition at h e' Ware Rooms, which
be will be happy to show to any and everyone
free of charge, or to sell at a very smal ad
vance from cost. Thankful for the - past liberal
patronage of the pnblir, I weeld .say that 1
shall still endeavor tti make it to their interest
ttl deal with me, not only by keeplag a
LARGER STOCK
To select from than is kept in any other. Parni
tore Store in this- region ; but also by offering
them
AT A LESS PRItE
Than the same quality of goods can be put ,
chased. elsewhere. I have now in store over 60
DIFFERENT PATTERNS OF CRAMS,
THIRTY DIFFERENT STYLES BEDSTEADS
Besides Bureaus, Stands; Tables, Book Racks,
What Nott;, Sofas. Tete-a-Tete's, Rockers,
and Easy _Chairs, Piano. Stools, Chil
• draws Carriages,Claildien's Cradles
and Cribbs, Looking Glasses,
Looking Glass Plat-s,
tare Frames, Photo
graph Ovals,Steel
Engraiiings,
Cords and _ .
Tas- els,
Sce.,
In fact a fall assortment
OF EVERYTHING IN THE LINE,
All of which will be sold
'CHEAP FOR CASH
The public are invited to call . and examine
my stock before purchaa ing elsewhere. Store
on Main Street, 2 doors south of Montanyes: I
also keep on hand, a large assortment of
READY MADE COFFINS,
From the most common to the finest Mahogany
or Rosewood, which will be furnished with or
without Attendance with 'Rearse, at as low a
price asthe same quality can be pnrceased else
where. Dec. 1866.—yr.
NEW FURNITURE STORE 1
Having rented the Furniture Ware-rooms form
erly occupied by F. N. Page, Athens, Pa.,
would now say to the patrons of the old Estab
lishment that I have a complete Stock of Goods,
just received, embracing'everything in the
My goods are new and well selected, and for
Will not be undersold by any. Call and ex
amine my stock before purchasing I retain
the Workmen of the oldestablishment, and
Will have charge of the business and Marinfact
uring. In short we have the finest Stock of
Goods in our line west of New York, consisting
tiamber-Setts, Sofas,' Bureaus, Marble-UV
Centre Tables, Extension
and Dining Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads,
Mtrrors, Picture Frames,
Photograph Ovals, Cord and Tassels,
oil Curtin:l, Toilet Stands, Work-Boxes,
COFFINS AND BURIAL CASES,
Our Undertaker's Department will at all
times he well supplied with everything in that
line. We have the •
In this section, not excepting anything went;
of New York, and will atttuid Funerals within
a circuit of Tmcnty Miles, on reasonable terms.
G. 11. 'VOORHIS.
N. L. HART. Agent-
Athonm. Jan. 25. 1K66.—1y
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS
,1,
. JAMES MA KINSON anti - Ounces to the public
that he still continue to manufacture and keep
on hand a large as.sortment of
CABINET FURNITURE,
Bureaus; Tab!rs. Bedsteads. Stands, Chairs,
ci every descriptan . which will be made
of the best materials, and'in he most workman
, •
like manner.
I incite the inect ion the public to my:work,
which shall ric be surpased in- durability, at ani
Shop In the counr y, and my prices will lie
found to be as low as the time , vill admit. ;
. .
R.:mai-made Cofftns constantly on hand;pf
made to older. A good Hearse will be tarLisbed
when desired.
Aug. 15,,15115
THE TOWANDA . BAKERY
EATING E: TABLISHMENT
W. K. RILL, having purchased the Bakery
and Eating Establi-hment and Grocery recently
kept by Pettea & Hovey, first doer •south oft the
Ward H. Main street, Towanda, Pa.,land
having re ..delled the Same. and, having asso
ciated with him IIIkSMITH, they' arelirepare d
to In nish . their customers and the public with
everything in their line at reasoaablelates.r-
THEIR EATING DEPARiIIENT 1 " 1
Is fitted up in the most apprOv. ed and
meaLs are served a' all hours, and ;flair stOreis
filled with a good assortment of
•
GROCERIES; CONFECTIONARY, Sce.; tie
They will keep in store and sell at wholesale
and retail or manpfacture to order "I
BREAD, ;BISCUIT; RUSK, FOOH
POLLS, BUNS, PIES AND CAKES',
01 all kinds. • Also will keep the beat. CraPkOrs
of all kinds in the markot, by the barrel •or
Pound. Fresh Oysters constantly on hanOy
the keg or dish, cheap as the cheapest. 'They
will use the best materials in every thin); 4nd
will try to please the most fastidious. I
liar. Wedding and other fancy Cakes mnde to
order.
nr_Families supplied daily and promptly
with anything desired in our line. ,
They employ none but the-most skilful *drk
men, and use only the best material. Thy ire
determined to keep a first class establistiml i nt.
Giyels a fair and candid trial and you will nd
it to - your advantage. • •
W. K. HILL, IBA smiir4.
Towanda, Jan. 2J, 1867.—yr. I '
GROCERY, PROVISION •'AND
FEED STORE.-
(Main-st., first door south of the Hail l oad
House) would most respectfully invite thO at
tention of the public to his large and welt ) se
lected stock of
- I
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
.1 - filch he %is selling to -suit the times, and
purses of all. He has also opened a splendO
Which Is well situated to supply the canal and
Barclay coal region at - all times. • He, keeps
eonstautly on hand a large stock of '
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGAIS,
MOLASSES,
FLOUR, BUTTER, PORK, i6I,C
t
The citizens of Towanda and viciniy, will
please accept my thanks tor their very liberal
patronage for the butt two years, n d, we
promise with their assiatanct, to imp ova ev•
ery opportunity to enlarge our bus no ,so as
to warrant satisfaction to all. • Call and see us
again.
JOHN KERJDETp.
Timmla, Jul 10, 1807.
And more than
FURNITURE LINE. N.
GOOD GOODS
MR. N. I. HART-
lor Furniture,
Steel Engravings,
Pictures,
FINEST HEA RSE
illistellantous.
rEI
I ,
JOHN MERIDETH,
FEED STORE,
Which he is selling cheap for cash.
MEI
Jkugicadt../Ntbi6;o.4 ; ,..T',
' I ~.
4:11` R E # .1". o, W ..E. L
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I
i 1 -- Dl3l/ STORE, , *
Ideal dc Pow= Onle&illso f h TN': tog W. %AL
old'. l H.
arnsillo. 4 : are 1
' fl a i ttotaill4t, where . h badness .
e_. he
— d - aiii
reliable lk it=ld i tian 're * "
fully .asks or a liberal shire of public li
ege, Al
large stock of . . _ • I
FRESH - DRUGS AND MEDICINES
;limpid been reedy d, and we are now pre
p !t,O
artl supply the; , .
* ' c
OF THE'? BIM WITH ARTICLES
1
RaLCINOING TO TOR TRAM.
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
FOR laprneAt. list ONLY.
♦ POLL Assoinockr OF CONCENTRATED
BOTANIC, ECIACTIC AND EIONCEPATIfic
MEDICINES.
ALL TILE POPULARP4TENT MEDICINES
, rams, OIL, VARNIIIII,
PAINT AND VARNISH BRUSHES,
I DYIE•STIIVIIIAND GLiliEl.
FANCY AND TOILELikRTICLES OP EVERY
KIND.
YILDIN'B ALOOLIOLIO AIM FLUID KITRACTS,
.A LEAL oip AND RESINOIDS.
All the Best Tresses,
BDO MIN A L 8 17zpqn TEIkS
Shoulder Braces,
BREAST PUMPS, NIPPLE SHELLS, AND
SHIELDS,
I Nursing Bottles, Syringes and Catheters,
A taw; ASSORTMENT OF RAZORS, STROPS, POCKET
num,
StrIiGICAL INSTRUMENTS OF LATE STYLE
AND BEST.c RIIALITT
A Dirge supply Brushes for the Hat and Hair.
Also for the Teeth and Nails, Tooth Pow
ders and Pastes, Oils, Perfumery,
Soaps: Comkis, Hair Dye, invigor
.aters.&c. ' Kerosene._ Kerosene
Lamps, Shades, Chimneys,
- Wicks, &e., all of the
late st styles
CHOICE CIGARS, TOBACCO AND SNUFF,
sr Physicians supplied at reas9nable rates.
Medicines and Prescriptions carefully and ac
curately compounded slid prepared by compet
ent persons at all hoofs of the day and night.
Sunday hours from 9to 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, to 2in the afternoon.
W. H. H. GORE.
Towanda , Sept. 29, 1,366.
!Elotbin4.
CLOTHING 1 CLOTHING 1`
1
FLEApY MADE AND hiliDE TO ORDER
J. M. COLLIS,
Ist door South of Codding & Russell's, has just
- received from New York alarge and atractive
•
assdrtment of
NEW WINTER LOTHING.
i •
Our stock comprises every art4le worn by
men and boys, '
PILOT AND BEAVER OVERCOATS, BEST
QUALITY BUSINESS SUITS OF ALL
STYLES. COATS, PANTS, VESTS,
SHIRTS; COLLARS, TIES,
WRAPI'ERS, DRAWERS &c.
GENTS FURNISHING' GOODS
Of every deleription
Especial attention is called to our kook of
1 - CIPTES, CASSISIERES AND VESTINGS
Whie we will make up to order on short notice,
A nice line of Fancy Gassimers for Pants and
Coats. Latest style guts and Caps. Gents Fur
Cattin,g done to , order on short notice
Bear in mind if ypu,wish to buy Clothing
CHEAP, arid At , good as represented, call at
. Terms Cash. COLLINS'
Towanda, pee. 7. Ih'6s.
T OETEMPLE OF FAS
. NEIN?' STORE,
NEW -G 0 0 D S !
•
An entire New fheek of ;Clothing bought as
cheap as before the War, tolbe sold with
SMALL ';PROFITS!
The undersigned irould, respectfully announce
to the citizens of T wanda and vicinity that he
has this day opene. at the south stole of
•
BE ID L LAN LOCK,
Opposite the Means House, Main Street, a
NEW ES,A.BLISHMEN,T
Of Beady Made-Miens and Boys ariMhildrens
CLHI N G I
GENTS FURNISLUNG GOODS, HATS, CADS
4., &c.,
And that those g4ds bought at very low figs r
will be sold with very iiiirukll profits. I into.
to establish a per anent trade in this place ,a
ru t
in order to gain t e confidence of porch as e
will deal with the on a basis of honest.y a
integrity, and all goods sold will be guar an't e
for what they are,ppresented to be. .
13. Come and (*amine the New Store of
Towanda, 4ptillB, 1867.—yr
SO•LOMiON & SON,
Are now opening their general stock of
SPRING & HMMER CLOTHING,
For men and iboy43 wear. The assortment will
be found the Choices they have ever offered, se
lected with reterrice to the wants of their
trade. They re a p airing invite an examination
of their clothing. which is manufactured ex
pressly for their trade, having a buyer at ail
times in the market we fdel confident to give a
better at a lower price than can be obtained
eliewhere. Also in stpre for the trade a coal
plete stock of ; - •
GENT'S k FURNISHING GOODS,
PLAIN Si FANCY CASS. SHIRTS
LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS,
LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS .
PAPER COLLARS AND CUFFS
SUSPENDERS, GLOVES, TIES
HATS AND CAPS, &C.
•
The en tire sto, must be sold by the
August, ne e are offering great b
as we inten d to *move, we feel confide.
saying to our friends and customers, yo
find it to your interest to call on us belnre
chasing elsewhere, Remember the place,
' SOLOMON A. SON
No. 2, Patton's 810.
Towanda, May ; 24.'67,
vS. BOI.OS.
7 3•10 ITREASI7R-Ir- NOTES,
&
•COMPOIIND INTEREST NOTES't
Bon and sold by , •
g c ss. nusctr.l.l, I 0
The Treasurer of the United States is now con
vertingthe first series of 7 3-10 Treasury Notes
in the 5.20 Bonds of 1865. Holders hi this
vicinity who wish to have their Notes coivert
ed, can do BO by billing c n us. ." •
B. S. RUSSELL do CO.,
Bankers, Towanda, Pa.
Aug. 20, 1866
ENAMELED 'CHAMBER SE IS.
Also Flue 9manut ! or Walnut chamber s
FIIOB!8
C:5.0 . 70*4 . 4-T:- .. . : . ST , O R.K.-;
4" t
'lfni - varied lad ni•iltted thelietere
as up with a =, , • --
We propose, to keep in connection t►ith tbe
above a full atock of
lON 1
H. JACOBS
sucn As
ii T *l ka.K •1~~
WICKRAM & BLACK;
- VERT LARGE
I • • ~
-
And_ 'va:ed.assintokent of
0 OCFERY;
GLASS7E,
CHINA,
YELLOA ,
ROCK '
LAVA,
AND
STONE WARE.
StLTER PLATED,
WOOD,
WILLOW,
AND
JAPANNED GOODS
TABLE CUTLERY
In variety;
As we buy all (=goods from
FIRST -HANDS,
We utter ourselves, we can sell
GOOD Obis 1
Lower than any other parties in this. region
OLOTHS,
I CASSIMERES,
AND
TAILOR'S TRIMMINGS;
Of the beat quality.
CUTTING
--- And
MANUFACTURING
Done to order,
Agefits fur
WHEELER & VfI,LSON'S
And
SINGER'S SEWIN4 MACHINES
Towanda, March 7,1867 i
GLASS'W , A.I
225 Greenwich Street, 2 doors below Barclay it
/a the ., Great Depot for
CROCKERY DEALERS' GLASS WARE
CONFECTIONERS'
DRUGGIST& IS a d.
GR#EN GLASS BY THE PACKAGE
In Pact all kinds cxf
G. L A S-S. WARE.
Also, a complete assortment of
10tITANNIA WARE,
And
SILVER PLATED WARE
KEROSENE WARE 3
CHANDELIERS, LANTERNS, &C
t
Best. brand; of Kerosene Oil .
The best patent Fruit Jars in the market, to
be sold at the lowest priet,„ A full linkof
Looking Glasses. All kin of Glass Ware
' Made to order. Agent for eridien Britannia
Compar.y
J. T. WRIGHT,
225. Greenwich Street, .
April 15, '67. 2 doors Lelow Barclay, N. Y.
THE UNDEOIGNED, HAVING
Purchased the entire interest of
R. H. PATCH,
4
nin the firm aC. B. PATCH /r, COI, is nod
prepared to offer to the . eittaena of Bradford
County and vicinity, a large 'and well selected
stock of
R 0 9,E it, I
Which I have purchased for Cash and led cod
dent that can sell at as low figures as can be
purdhased elsewhere. I now'offer to th,yublle
a splendid s took of
; g,
TEAS, COFFEE 'SUGARS,
STARCH, SALERAT 8, SPICES, &C.
Have on hand a large stock of
AKRON. FLOUR, GRAHAM DO
RYE DO. DIICKWREAT DO
I keep owtontly.mitind, PORK, HAMS
LARD and• kinds of FISH. Would call the at-
tention of the public to °lir Can't Be Beat
STOOK OF TOBACCO,
I
In chilly or price. Jesse Oakbo l os Celebrated
• '
Laundry; New York Chemical ail Brown Bop
Please eall'antreininine our stofkof
WOODEN WARE
•
Large ...assortment, of Y NOTIONS,
TOILET SOAPS, &c., 414 ! I w 'pay the
'at cash price for
COUNTRY PODUCE
• -
Farmers glee us a call before selling elsewhere
All persons indebted lo the ,late AIM will
please call and make immediate payment.
Towanda, March 12, 1867.
MP
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i• - :',,,,_ , ,ae -"era .:,, . ' . - •IF ' ,'.
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i , 111011.-7,'.01010,..: '.STORE,
.. , , 41:-.C-ir i.....!:1
7L'.l 4 1 ThRF.RiltSif. 1 , 112 1 1 11/ 1 1 014 .. :):-.
) - - fiats* l'inifitriefik fa..
ra ' ' teienby: added largely to hie tioek, it
_ llad ct vi t i ntle y t .r e ararrita 'smytir l i t r, •tx s =tn ej.i ttly=
t0.,10
lit the km mechanical parpososi carefully'
select Mith Mgard to the pregreaslte' Wants of
the pn le, which % will be kept constantly sap
pted th fresh purchases, and offered on the
most.
as terms at Molesale cte Retail,
weals r,
tau B mEDIMNES, .CHEMICALS;
, .
1. , . run% Olus 17Aluillins l i t •
.
BE E AND . FITBRENtNE,
, . •
13k1M, PAINT, - )rornigt, waFrE-valfs,
• • ' And till klada of-Brushes, .
EBOESE I ~ 01. ; • COAL , OIL,
la
hlcohol:g6il Burtd4g
k ERA-, 1243, • MOBS,. -CHHINEYS,
:perm,iArd. Whale, Neata Foot, '
TAN k TWS AND MOHINF . ,OLLS;
. Flute . rind Tilletirtielea in all their variety,
SPUMES, BRUSHES,. SOAPS; COHBS,!
Poulltdes,.Halraiq, Perfumeii,
POC: ET BOOKS, TORT MONAIS,
L) Pocket Sofres, Razors,
T t , SKIN AND HAIR PREPARATIONS
' ÜBE( -,i17310, t . AND LIQUORS
For hfetioaluo,.
TOBACCOS • SNUFF, - AND CIGARS,
Garden. Field and Flour Seeds°,.Trusses, Sup
porters Suspensories , Shoulder. Braces,
Breast pumps, Teething Rings, Nursing
Bottles, Nipples, Nipple Shells and
Syringes,_Bed Pans,
gettllng Fruit Jars, ' Thermometers
Flavering Extracts, Stone Jugs, Ghiss
Ware, Bottles, Vials, Corks, Bath Brick,
and Stove Blacking, Fish. Tackle, Ammuni
tion., &0., Botanic. eclectic and Bommpath•
is Medicines. and all the Popular Patent
•
MEDICINES.
. -
ci
All articles warranted as-represented. Per
sons at a distance can receive their _orders b. A
stage, or mail; which will receive prompt an.
careful attention.-
-DR? PORTER'S PREPARATIONS
FOR FAMILY USE, •
. • '
~
'Known as Safe and 'Reliable Item edies, ate war
ranted for what they are', intended to kivu atitisi
faction, viz': ,
Dr. Porter's , P ectoral Syrup, for coughs,
colds, lung complaints4c.6oc&3l 00
Dr. Porter's Eclectic Pills, forldliou s cam.'
plaints and Mild cathartic ... . 25
Dr. Porter's &niter Syrup, for . scrofula
' .skin diseases, 4m. - 1 00
• Dr. Porter's Uterine Tonic, for female weak
nese, 4M, . ' ' 100
Dr. Porter a TiniteEllith•for strengthening
the system, ' -- 1 00
lir. Porter's Tansy Schnapps, for liver and ..
kidney emnplaints .. '........ .. ' 1 00
Dr. Porter's Comp. Syr.. Hypophosghitea, I
for nervous debility.... ...... I'l3o
Dr Porter's Blackberry Balsam. for diar-
Ouzo „&e . 36
. .
Dr. Porter's Family Einbrocationfoi sprains
biwises, Eke , • 35
D. Porter's Pectoral Wafers, 'for ,hoarse
ness, sore throat, c........... 25
Dr. Porter's Worm Wafers, for expelling
\i • worms . 4 25 •
Dr. Porter's Worm Syrup, for extermina- •
I • ling Maims,, l 35
Dr. Porter's Inlaid Relief, fur cryibg babies
cofic, 4 - c 25
11:'. Purter's Cephalic Snuff, for eatairh"
, . headache 25
Dr. Porter's - Toothache Drops, for (mg&
. .. ache 25
Dr. Porter's Tooth Potyder, for preserving -
.teeth... _25
Dr. Porter's Trlcozeut, toi• dressing and 60
' ' ‘ growirvc The hair - 50
Dr.,Porter 'a Tricephile, , or beautifying the
•
hair . '... 50
Dr. Porter's Odoriferous Shampoo,for clean
ing the hair ' ' '5O 1
Ur. Porter's Milk of Flowers, for beautify. ..
• lug the c omplexioa 50
Dr. Porter's Pile Crntment. for external _ •
piles ' 100
Dr—Porter's French Compound, for scald
' ling urine •
Dr. Porter's Medicated Figs,, for habitual
constipation ? . 1 06.
Dr. Porter's Healing Salte, for cuts.wounds {
&." 15
Dr. Porter's Lip salve, for-chapped-lips....' 25
Dr. l'orter'e Eye :Salve, Ar Inflamed eyes..
. .
Dr. Porter's Eye Water, for inflamed eyes.. 25
li
Dr . .,Porter's Corti and Wart 1 Remover, (or
corns and bunions - -.' 25
Dr. Porte:'s Constipal ion Pills, for costive
ness
;
Dr. Porter's iron l'illEi, tor poor-blood , ...
Dr. Porter's Citrate Magnesia, for a pleas-, •
ant catharric. . • . 40
Dr. Porter's Liquid Rennet, for making nu-
tr.tions diet for invalids • 25
Err. Potter's Extract Vanilla, for flavoring ,•
. . ice cream, .t. 6 , .t . 40
Dr. Porter's Extract Lemon, for flavoring I
ice ,cream---:large bottles ¢O,
lir. Porter's Oriental Cement, fa. mending '
• , broken glass, 3:c 25
Dr. Porter's Liquid Gine, for repairing
wood work- . • • - 25
Dr. Porter's Cleansing Flaul,for easy ,wash ,
ing • • t
50
Dr. Porter's • Bed Bog Poison, tor killing •
hugs Po
Dr. `Porter's Fly Poison Paper, for killing
, flies • t 05
Dr. Porter's Rat and Mice Poison, for ex-
• terminating rats - P
Dr. Porter's ,Benzine, for removing spots
Irons clothes. , , 25
Dr. Porter's 'Black Ink, in pint bottles 25
in bulk by the gallon 1 00
Dr. Porter's Horse and Cattle Powder, for
- diseases of unbinds ... f ..... • 30
r. flirter's Horse and Cattle Lotibn, for 1 .
. spiains, galls, Sc 50
~,
r. Porter's Ring-Bone and Spavin Core. ' -
for lame horses 150
Medical advice given gratuitously at, the office,
charging only for medicine.
sir Thankful tor past liberal patronage,wciald
tespectfuly announce to his friends and th e
public, that no pains shall be • spared to satisfy,
and merit the continuation of their confidence
and patronage. t r
• R. C. PORTER, M. D.
Deo. 18, Ip66.—yr.
GOOD THING• MAY BE SEEN
,AT
WOOD & HARRINGT GALLERY : OF ART
• TOWANDA, BAADFORD COUNTY, PA.
We take pleasure in Infor mjng our old friertthi
and the public, that we' ha cured one of the
best large Solar Cameras now in use, and are
prepared to furnish to all par patrons, better
PHOTOGRAPHS, from miniature to life size,
than ever offered in this corinfv, , at very low pri
ces: We are stillmaking the, neat GEM FERRO
TYPES, morinted on caids, as well as all kinds
of CASE PICTURES. such as
MELAJNOTYPES and AMBROTYPES
CARD PROTCGRAPHOI;
of all the best styles, and, having 'secured the
best, and plenty of help, we can insure. sittings
to all that maylfavor us with their patronage.
We shall in tulure give our strict attention to all
sittings, in order to secure the most favorabre
positions, and as little inconvenience as possi
ble to our customers. In regard to
our present facilities enable us to make.on short
notice, the most artistic pictures from vefilpobr
DAGURRROTYPEEi, BIELANIOTYPRS,
OR AMBROTYPES;
. .
the increasing demand for that kind of work has
lead us to give our attention particularly to that
branch of She business.
• We are taaldtg large additions to our Stock
.Cof.
OHO. -H. WOOD.
Deb..lo, 1866. '
TtENTION FAI2IIiI RS
A .
EASTERN BRADFORD
Farming Tools of alirkinds at MOODY'S, agent
for the celebrated 'Cayuga Chid Mower and
Reaper, which is acknowledged by all that
know them to be the best machine yet Offered
to the public. .Alsoothe best Horse Pitch Fork
in the - United States. Horse and Hand Rakes,
Scythes, &e, &e.
Home, Jane 24;1867.-4w.
C. B. PATCH
C. B. PATCH
?JpNW NN~N~ fir,
Ijiotogra3h4 6 .
We are also making beautiful
COPYING,
OIL+, -ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT' FRANRS
DEL. HARDING
t • r
IMO
I 111051 New
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4.ltill7§ELk .. ; ci
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LAROB AND, • wFl46 l 4LEcOrsi STQcIK OF ,
. .:.!:,,Hiodoic- - , - -: -• . ,-...(. :7, 4' 7. fl. i •
..-'
To wh ich addition ar" daily beltigleada...lolch
thpy,,offer cheap i;o/ _ .. , A large assottMent
`Among - the Mini:: de thole and' , bestistrofyit:
. - CELEBRAT Ii : ;WEHICIH:,..LI,:I
lii
This beantlfulstor ,is unsurpassed ior mi•
my _in fuel-; is .a p f eat baker, ;. is, the "beat
COOK STOVE in ti's nmrket.' •Amonr• their
leathig Stoves , may pe- . lonnd. a great -variety'
sidtablaloi every place Where.stovewaxerused.! ,
STOVE PIPE = A SHEET IRON ,
• • Always on andmade tiiiiier: :,- ! ,
..,.. _
TI N.W
.A . HE, ,; •- . , •.,
A.targe stock manuft tared front f the.very keit
material and.by exp , enced wOrkmetici A eery.
I'd assortrnent fr of •.I , .
1110 N., Ni.. ANDHTI3II6,' 1, ::- ,
:.
As
- . - At Ne York prices. ,
- HOUSE AND CIRIt/AGE 'TRINifINGS,
. 'TOOL S -,,F01 . THE 144.1041,,;.• ! .
Toole , ICIP the Douse Jokier and Carptinteii,
Tools for Blackimtlihs'•;--Tooli for draped y: •
WINDOW SASH eiND GI...ASS„PiIiiITS, OTLH.
a I .
AND vinisurs, atom:B.9x. 5.87? catrots,'
KDROSENE OIL, E .DAMPS, _WICKS . AND
. • . CHIMNEY'S, • •.- --" 11 ! -
• .. BELTING, TREE. AND POCKET CUTLERY, /,
. :BILITTA . NN!A .- AND PLATEDWARE, .' '
Ptalapsi . Lead
.. ipe, Cdtaii,i Ilaisps,
Waeer Pipes, Grindstones li zi;l6l:fiztirires,
. , •
, ,
,-:-
.11 .O I E 21-E '.I. ANT E 11 N-. 13:,! -
JOB WORK donee with dispatch: - Lamps TO.
paired.. Fluid Lampa and Lantern altered and
fitted to,nrniKeresene. "
Grain, Old Iron, qasting and Wrought ;Serape,
Copper, [ Brass, Brittannia, Beeswax, Feathers
and Bags taken in tzehange-forgooda. •
. Highest price Ink cash paid for Sheep Pelts
and Furs. G OO D
w (PR have been purchased on
the pa? down By tem and . will be !told- for
READ PAN - - - •
JOB): A; CODONG, CODDING 4fRIISSELL:
c. 8: ERSSELL.
T°WaPd* ilarch 0, 1863.
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MARStEAL BROTHERS & CO.,
Wish to 411 the attention of the public: to
their new Stock o
' • A RDiAf ARE,
t'AItHING IMPEIMENTS, •
IILACE,SMITRS'IOOLS,
' • and CARPENTERS' TOOLS.;
IsQ. a Ifirge assortment of
Wiladow Glass. Sash,
- ,IPutty. Varnishes, and Paint •
• • and Varnish Brushes
all kindS, which will ,be sold fur the lowest
!Gash prtcf.t Mao, a dine assortment of
KEROSENE LAMPS, '
of every style and pattern IQ suit the public.
Lamps cepaircd land changed from Oil and
Berosene.t
' Partirutkr atteutinn paid to the manufacturing
of alil kinds 01 i
- T I'N WARE. •
itiONPTLY A.TTENDXD TO
We hav4 on - hana a fine article of .
GLASS FRII.IT JARS, -
.
with, improved;seltr sealing corks, and ; 1
H.E,RMET#CALSEALING
which is one of the best calls Awed.
June 20; 186 , 4 1 . •
1 00
=I
,WHOLESALE MUSIC DEPOT.
_ _ _
Sc ton,; Pa., Dealer in Chiekering's Planos,„
Deckers Pianos, Mason & Ilamlin's Cabinet Or
gans Treat Lindaley & Co's 1143 iedns, and all
of Musical Instruments, Sheet Music 'd Music
Boqks: Orders from ' , eaters and 'Teachers es
pecially Solicited.. Addles
• - . . L. B. POWELL. •
-118 Pennsylvania Avenue; ilSerantoni Pa.
MurCh 28, 1,u7.-Bm.
pi - A.'4os, AMERICAN ORGANS
r AND BIELODIANS.
-The undersigned most respectfully announces
to thv citizens of Towanda and vicinity, that he
has purchased the Mhsio business of. G. T. COl.B,
and hereafter supply Mly of the above arti
cles, together with
VIOLINS, GUITARS, A:CCORDIANS,
STRINGS,
on as good terms as they can be had elsewhere.
1 A. CHAMBERLAIN.
.1 He is also Agent for the •
CELEBRATED AMERICAN WATCH
and has always on hand, a good assortment of
Swiss Watches, with a general assortment of
JEWELRY AND FANCY''. GOODS,
Silver and Plated Ware of the BEST MAN'I7-
1.• A CTUAERS . which, will-be sold at unusually.
low tigaes. A large variety of Clocks just re
ceived, ataqpg which may be fond the Seth' Tho
mas, which has Ito equal.
RE,PIAiIIING AND JOBBING,
done with neatuesa and dispatch, and wa
ed. TO those who can't see, we wotlhi say go to
Chamberlain's and get a pair of glasses that will
make you gee as well as ever. Don't forget the
sliop, nearly opposite the Court House.
Dec. 1,1866. W. A. MUM REMAIN.
MATHIISHEIC ' PATENT PIANO,
FORTES. -
Wholesale and Retail Agency tor North East
Penttsylvania'and Southern New York,
AT THE NEW MUSIC STORE
J. A. "DEWITT, frOWANDA43A.
Next door to the National Hotel.
All these Pianos are made AO scales drawn,
and invented'by -
MR. FREDERICK MATRUBREK,
Whose reputation for theory Madpracticei In
building Pianos, istwidely known. ' All the im•
portant improv ements made in .Apericit. dar
ing the last eighteen years; In the ftnufactnte
of Planes, are due ro Mt. Mathushek, who is
rightly styled the Father of American Mang.
factures. His improveinenti r are now nerd by
all the prominent Arms. .Tbe Mathushek Plano
Forte lathe only instrument which Artiste
alder '‘N •
PERFECT IN EVERY RESPECT.'
Galltnnd examine thqm and yon will Wino
other. There inSy be round, also, at the New
Music /3%re', the r
IMPERIAL OEM ORGANS
For the' church and parlor.' Nothing. - Mill be.
said in 1 avor of these •organs. They .speak fOr
themselves.
IMPROVED MELODEO NS.`
° ALL ,THE LATEST aunt , . 110310, .• f
- - -
INTRUOTIGN'.S‘OO3K.S,
I
-1 PIANO :10(11,41, *C. -
e ji
I •
Libiral discount t ministers, cburobei 4101
schools. ' Sheet 1 -111 sto sent b y ' mail., Old
Maori and bielod taken in exchange: Goa'
inducements offer/Ai to agents •nnd the trade!
generally. Address . t - . • '
-1 -' • . - J.:A Dniirl", i
. AO3, 18(4. —4. • Towanda, Pa.
CrSIO, OR ANY O.
TIOLE in oar lino, ordered•i
'tog at tlos NE
L.L. MOODY
:-r 7
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. to
N
ro
4,..
UusicaL
L. B. POWEL►.
'HER
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at shut notice
ROOM.
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yorr7l
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'NORTH • ',BRAN 011 . ..10 . MM RY
. 4 1.11rii!z , ...471. ar.132115 : 41 ., 4.47;1?
I. I .ri 4 9 1 $1P.TIcii .
)1) Itiwriyll#l4l-4.%.5.43 tr.o4
crj f31M 11 .44- 9 4kMitA 16.
OWAPltr4;4tattrPOn fYd 'PR
L .. 't
L•rn.÷.B -
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I+.l .°)
SRINGLIV 'MACHINES;
.ofoizbegt_ sq‘uity *Rh • Qui West like*
etz463,t .144 , 0 at Misbialats7 far. .Esnitiatikod.•
eair „ „
` 7 "" ' ' STEM! EIktQWES,
- MitorlcltEPAPlgi;
STEAM wilisTLEs ' ,
-STEAM'"GILIMES,`
, • ''GA I IIGE 'COOKS; '
.." ' ."'' ' 'OW gOst - 491,`,
',I
1 410 L T%;". uTaq .N G
„
,ipona from f te fl !naafi In &miler;
'.FORGING • "
Ot heavy wrought :woric...for, andial
'othey peritonea l , done - to' order."Aise; a large
assortment Of r;' • , • •
COOKING Fr ( HEATING -STOVES,
Coal On& Wood , Harter a. Furniture for Cooking
• E' v ir e k s 0 1 1;1 1 g0 11117 ;: 11 ;47it ;
AWING44 II SitOIFICAtI6NO
Of all kinde r Of' tnaiblie4 int`*ll3 - and l other.
preparedly'-‘
WARREN HILL;- .
dremiukwboluta had•large
_exit erlenee In this
brOch ofAbe- bilainale...
JOHI4 - 11 . 141,4AN.
Towanda, oet:-29,•1866. , .. iv.
~ .
...
B 4?
.o , - . P :4 'ci,‘.o: .
~ .: ::Fitill-Maiinfacture the beg •• • _' • .
4.0 R-8 E P o,llir-_E-B, S.; :.
~. Ilie Ilgst ;,
.., .
THRESHERS AND. • CLEANERS,
THRESHERS AND SRPARATORB,
-* FANNING M1Lt.43, , Ace. ~ h o., • .to . ~,-
:ts
Allot 'Oki) we tarnish at.l4 -IA; t Prices
...,
CALL AND ask, ii TEL! *Sir Stl ' ioi.:
. [ Athens, Prt. :'A na. 16, 16g6'.Ltr. • ' *! •
niARIAGES, WAGONS,SLEIGIIS,
THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT STILL IN OPEB;
AVON
FCLUMB, CRANDALL & CO.,
Snecessois to Reynolds, Fellows & Co., are now
offering . ..and are prepsxed to furnish , on short
! notice, Wagons Carriages! and B.eighs. of all
!descriptions and of the !atest and most anpro
nd style, and of the beit.• • material •at the old'
!stand opposite the. Union. House, in tluv.cett,
rtral.pial of .41ba'' Borough; - Bradford County,
Pa. - •
The public are assured .that the reputation
the shop' has acquired during the last six years
under the superintendence of J; H:Pellows, vino
ed
be more than maintained as he will aupertn
teed the work as heretolore tie having long been
and having bad much '• erp rienceus tocarrlage
and Sleigh Buildef, wo w d assure the .public
that ao pains will be spar dby the above firm'
to make the estabilihment worthy of their pat
ronage. Thankfnl IS one o t he' old firm for the
patronage thns- far extend ,we hope to Merit
a continuance of the same. • .
N. B.—We o the orders being practical
mechanics, eau * manufacture 41. offer •to the
1 public at' pee,' • volt will 11.:ry dqapetition.
• • JAMES-H. FELLOWS;
• , ' D. it% C. CN /LNDALL;
. . .; ' - J. G. MERITT
Alba "norm's/h. April 15; lade.' ly. '-' • ~z '
T 0
W AND'A;CARRIAGE
FACTORY.
Thelindetsigned rt.spectfulliintioanae to t t b, e
putaie thajhey have purchased the
C A 11:11, A ,I G ) ,E SHOP
0F
•I • *
G. H. • D R-A
And are now prepared to build:work in -
THE LA. 4 TET STYLE
And most workmanlike / manner. They will
constantly keep on.handa assortment of spien•
did I
. s - ,
TOP J AND I . ' OPEN* I • BtrGGIES,
. .
. . _
• - FAMILY CARRIAGES, -•
DEM9C o ST LIU) LUMBER WAGONS,
ONE AND TRIO 89,T.ED
A•LBAN•Y SLEIG HS.
ALL WORK W' ED.
REPAIRING promptly attended to atiee
souable prices. - . , -
BRYANT .S . TIILEN
Towanda, May 9,1867.=1y.' -
LIITHER'.S
13178LINGT04, PA.
The proprietor, having rebnifti - his Flouring Mill
in Burin n. and taken pains in selecting ar
ticles, and the moat improved machinery, it is
now completed in order for all kinds of Flouring.
CUSTOM' WORN. • DONE; 4,7 SH9RT NOTpit.
with cheerful attendants, who Will ileo.to your
wants in pod order and with geiaeril sadsfae
tion, •-• • • '
Vreash.puld for Grain.
__'"
April. 17. 1868. , • ROSWELL . LUTHER,
NEW PLANING,. AtILL
The unders*ned having built a large and mm
=odious Min in the Borough of.Towsada, and
filled it with the, moat MOOlll and.improved
machinery, for the nun:taut* of "
...
- - ivultiow s4sg, i BLINDS, ,
are prepared to fill orders, whether , large or
email, . upon_ the ijhortest notice. We, hm°
jo l
also a i larke, varletY„ 01 !..1 ULD,INGS, of . the
latest style and pattern;. .' oh, ive can furnish
much ; cheaper than t y _can - ,tie , winked by
• TONGIIBING, • .
• GBOVEING, . •
. .r . AN D . 80 - 11614 L.
fild.W . l„Na;
. .
and all other work % pertaining ;Riflery, will
be dorielo'suit our castoiiirs. . -
Peraoris' and' n o t liviitgluirrei•than
twelve to 'fourteen - miles 'distant; will • find,it;
largely footheifintetest' to buy of tie, or brinic
their• lumber and •Worked'-fry our machiberyv
Bring your grist of .Blooring;-orother lumber;,
and while. your .team is .is deeding, ,have' It
ground ouud take it.hme
Wa ut
°ABA ,fOr o
PDZ &. REBIL4kg
.LUDIBEII dellverd - at our . lubibetLir i d t C9me
an r. •
11 see us or i you can't 'c'ome‘
• L. IL RODGER& &
•
Toiranda; Feb.,1884. - • ... -
OOK-BINDERY. Pußmg
B
reapectially hithrieed that the Bacill
i:tindery has been removed to the Argus
Ine, 3d spry, where trillbe done ' . t 4 _
! - t B •
•In all ite wartime - bninches, :on tarbil. reii
atonable aa" the times" wau::•allow. TbtkPlad.
cry .will bi.ander - thechariteoi • • .
WHAAKEEt4
'An expitiencied Biniet,'• and ;all • iraic • 4 1 1 / 2 11 be
prampttrilone,in a style an& inatuits
cannot be excelled., Masi%Ma News.
papers, Old Books, &c., bound le titfety'varlell
ol - st_yie. Piirticulai attention Will lie , paid to
the Ha li ng:and Binding ot • • - • ,
' BLAME:" stoofics 4 •
To
daram at 044.t.defiy treat „
_', m PatteKnt tesk 1 41 , fLulati
411 !IRA
e nmin •
work, ,fo_to= ,+l
• PttronalP AM° LPUbligii `.40538414, 'l lll 4
per estruci;tgcmB66iteed..7iL,
litultitt!-Vfllll-4/11 . ..-
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INSI3AN - uE
• I AGENCY
I) pa
B. , 4IItUic.A'AIV, A —.1..
Of 04.40 0 44 3 g W .e ll -1 1 . 0 UV,n ' . 111 0 'v..
u ' ithl°l,J,,al),l4l'? IL
.1 ggf cgalt if owing eppittd, , •-$l7 Miu,tho
INPitariouts CloirraPer,.
11/y . ord, Ccnn.,
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I.rvlaPodi. pro Letups OD GL..
Fins Atb-triti - iiititastaa CO:" ' •
Ctal, Burplasaimil FUElflo
• ...50,271,:
'E . & tiftieh . 147*, 1,800 .0 0
Prombuo, tiomardiot
bit% cz t
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Capital
Miro!ago ineristaiAxasCoire.m,. .•.; -4 '.
i . . IViiprilart e, 4•ce..,1 t %,,,
&pita!, .......,.... .... r.... ....... ..11611,600
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capita 1......„........,..,,,........ .
Voimsoriovi MilTvat
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ConnMlSCiCapital l •
0., ;%, • . gt 7 4 11
10,0orvao
•-• To , Peb,-20;t866---it- - -
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iTARTFORD .Llt 4 . 'STOOK IN St
-13ANCE''COMANT
• . , . - .: •
-'' I . ' ; ' - '" ; • L .' .... - '-''ViTITAL - S:500,000. • • ,
Vailvasseti Nov i j i • 1,868;..:.; ' • 'Bl ?JA ..3 .
Insures on -2iMno.IS of live stack. a,.; Lift ,t.
Slieft.. oad.AloOkfrgro„ally 4;a1ue 13..11. 1 '
• N, • R . . c K fitt - IN ,
,-....,1ati 1138611 .'.; . ~ : r- :-.., 2'; , . :,.•,."/, Rem
Dec. 6at: the Mire.:l4lol.l,y,liskie",?!.. ownt , l. 1,
Defteii. F. Villa., of DO tton 4 1,1'433.. a1:4;1‘1 , : a Le!'
'received a; t tek froth another' horke; - br ki ki n . 4 . •
, bee left.foresteg,rabcom I.l* knee,. recid?ring !I
1 neeesear,y to kill her as e 4. an: 01 ilUltll.!y.. In
sired” in the
,1 Live St.) , . la i Ar.i.n..2 t!•, .a '
pifny.,, -I..oill'poid•Pee. %tit-1857 ... -- _ : , •
I'FIRE, LIFE, AND"
- -- 'Ticsurt.i.:s,;CE. . •
ZAPITAL flgritiSlDiTED* OVEI I
SkreNTERIV '31141,10.1; 'DOLL r
'4I , KUSSELL,- Agent,
FOR TIIE rottawurq 241iLED'IlITLIALBLE Clost
•
GIIIARD . rIREAMASINE.INSCRANCE
• . • Philadelphia,
awl" surplus ..Grer .....
Issugasce Courxert,
• • , Of .gew- York
tapital andiurplok, ()ter.
Nacii.uics,Cauwir Noarp , t
AMERICA., Phttliclf lila.
.Capital and eisrplas, over.
r4ANUATTA.. I ;
• •.,. •Of New... York: -
Capital and.surp!es, over
ENTEHPIUSE C.OgrANY,
• • . 91 Phrlcutelphia.
•Capitialind surplus, over '
Alt= /.1;81M41;CS COMELNY, . I
Of Nett-York..
• CopitaLandAturplus, over
$730.00,1
PurNix'TnsUaLNCY Courarrr;
Of .11artford. Conn.
.Capital 114 surplas, over:'
lettiTGAL Lin I.I4BZFCANCE COMPANY.
. . •cl Nan- York:
Caigtil aca surplus, over
Taaveaxiaa bosua.a.not CONPANY,
- ' Of Hartford, Conn. •
Capital and trarpina, over ... ..
4airen.on a2l. kinds of" Trope; Cy, • -
low nitesas by - and -other reliable Companies
• sr Policies inatted And Losses, it say
ljnate4Abereby saving" the
and espeise of going elsewhere for .30f:tint:v.
'Sir Office st• the ilardivlrete- tlitore of r•
ding - , .Seßussell .. C.
Towanda; Feb. 7, 1866 I
,PEE • _ INSURANO.L. COAIP,A.N
!OE Noata
office No. 242 Walnut Street:Thilade:phia
This Conipany are now prosecuting the b..
ness ut Insurance (rem loss or damage by F I;'.:;.
on Buildings, Merchandise. Furniture. ac..
throughout!. thaState of Pennsylvania, on hher
tenxis,foriong or short periods; or pern...o.L
ly cit.:Buildings, by s deposit of Premium.
• The prompt.paymont of -claims. for lases la
ing. the period of nearly 70 years that the C., h
pang has been in existence. entities: them •
confidence of the puha. ' •
Druacvoni.—Arthur G. -Coffin, Samue.
JOnes, Jolut A Brown,Chafles TS)lor. LI tutu-
White, Jno.- B. Neff, Bkhird 11 . WOOd ,
.Welsh, Wm. If._ : Bowen, James N. 'Dickson
'Mortis Wain, John Mason, Geo. L. Berri:
,
l'Franehi R. Cope. Edward EL" Trotter.qc.rd
Clarke, Wm: Cummings.
. A.uvram G. COFFIN, Pres I.:
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C.
8. RUSSELL,' Agent. Towanda.
FARMER'S • UTUAL FIRE INN
RANCE COMPASY
OF MIDDLB-FZMNYLVANIA,
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Octine in Daniallo, itiontonrOonnfj. PILL
Capital
'The Farmers'.Mutual lire Insurance Cow. •
of Middle Penhxylvardawas incorporated I
Pennsylvania Legislature, in., the year-lsnt*, • :
the Mutual Inkuntnce of CeiMtry.property
and immediately t hereafter ooiumeeeed it. op.r.'
Ationa oh that principle,• which has been 'strict •
iy adhered to since.
iii losses have heeMpromptirpatd.ont..oi the
Premlutni collected on application for insurance
without making airy assuesmen.ts. -
The-Insurance Of Couhtry 'prdper„y only ti.e
low rates chargedlorinsurance, utichhe prompt
payment of losses are ,deemed a sufficient r l ct
Incitation of-the Pannier , ' Mutual - Fl-re 1.,•,,.
dare Comte, of Middle Penns Irann,, to
owners 'oi sate. ch , ss countr.y
P: J 01114807;, Seey. Wm-FuLtatrit, Pres
IstIOIEN MY ER,
Agent, towinda, l'a.
, Marcb 5,'66.
B - 13,,A;Dj' .0 RD COUNT
MILLS.
R MIKE' AN," REAL ESTATE AGENT.
." Valuable Farms, )11ill. Properties, City
Town Lots for sale.
iPartiesi having property for sale will find it
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to their.advabtage. by .eaviug a' deecriptiou ol
the 'same, with terms of sale t tiis aguttey, is
parties are constusary.enquiii: c, , ' for farms Se.
' . - ' 'H. ... tfc.KEAN,
- . , „Bo II Ebtate Agent,
. . , , ,
Office Biontanye's Block, 1oaw,11; l'a.
' Jan. 29, 1567-. ' .
j ; tITtRPO - Ot :4W lON DON--A.Nii
Gl.()BE PIRE ND bieK. - 14;eU11.1Nr .
COMPANY.--f)ffice, 45 "William St, anti 7 '
BrealiwllY. N.Y.' ' • • •
Uspital, Snrpins and Reserved Funds
• (G01d)... )
Assets'in the United Stitei, Over
Daily .Pnerniares, upwards of (gold)..
The. niaatehollicra personally ,respunsw .• r
engagements of tiro company. JIl 1)1. ...;••••
mast tie shareholders. -• ' .
TIEfiCTPIIS iinsic t.r . ;•
Esq. Clutirmanj . Henry Grinnell. Hag!! '.,:v, , uTy
chairman,"loseph Gaillard, 'Sr.,Esq.: f•
'Archibald. Er 44.11. B. U. -ti0n,4;21 Alca,4,.er
Hamilton, Jr.,44.,Hobert C; Fergus on, Allred Pell,. Esq., licedent Secretary. ' A
ender Hamilton % r„ Esq.;Connsei of Hoard.
Bwritis—Phenia klank--Lt , Lt, Co.
, .Tbe Policies .61" this. Company are by
well-known! Atnerican'eltheat resident in Nei
VIAL, wha . are DireCtons att4 13hareholdek
consequently, with the other SharehoLtin'i. ire
individnally. - liable 'for all the engag,malts or
theiompssy 3 all. Policies Die signed • vra
dllalias are pa a ble' cash on prow o ,
withtm (ledttctWn - tor, interest, and not.,
usual, sixty _ days after presentation f •.c
They expire at six 'o i ekock, ! :F • .
zioon‘• LIN .insurance Lelrected.: aid same
granted on favorable terms.
H. ft AIrKEAN •
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• Towanda A‘pril 2-1, - ,
11.,0,R;5E: 8'4.'1 .F p B; K
• DILMIE, I : •TIUDSOIVA PATENT
The inbiarriber would regr*.tfally call the at
tention.of Farmers to the latast and great 't
invention into ,way of Morse .Ilay ..Forgs and
Cut,t@re.. This fork is ligh , er, cheaper, and Let
ter, more dadhle, and: lest, liable. to treak "'
get out of repair, than any . - one now of!ert - d
the labile: It ts - proposed that the. fork .sh 3.,
.eitarri - upon its merit-sand is warranted to Work
perfectly end'givel better itatistactiort than Jay
fork tothrOworhl.- is easier wOrk tor th ''
loan who Uses It, can manage it L aith rase
And it la a.firsterath , hay knife. ltis i5P 1.2,, "
Artiebrpplease ;auk at_ -
or.a* by COading ToWand. , .
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MOODY.
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Plitnzwitivit ALMS
UM ALL
sitimi•intitstOan: zthett "14; gws, ROO:
RREAira-AsT,''DINING;"EXTE N
FROST S.
t.:44) ptA,i'
4 , 500k0(r
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sl,7.ri ,
J... 1704,000
1,8 VC,, ,
5337; u i
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
fPatesited,hay 3k, 1866.
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