g4.9ritittural:
How to kill Daisies.
Tits ox eye daisy is a great nuis
ance ou many farms: It is to be
to and more or less upon almost every.
Linn, Instead of being destroyed as
fast as they appear they are allowed
to multiply until they overspread the
,whole land and, become a source of
) at merely annoyance bat of,positive
injury to premise's. Indeed next to
.leinada Thistles they are to be depre-
Atvd and 'provided against: In an
address delivered some time ago by'
4-;olon Robinson Esq., who owns a
larm.in West Chester county, New
York, he alluded to the ox-eye daisy
stud the, way to get ' rid of it, in the
following 'way
When I bought the land it was as
thickly set with daisies as any field
I ever'saw. I did not believe in them
for hay or pasture. I did' not know
that salt would kill thetii,but I found
the first dressing greatly diminished
the slovenly farmer's crop:
The second 'dose did the, work, I
found next mowing time, when they
had predominated over all the grass
vs for years, scarcely a single bull's
eye to be seen npon.an acre. In their ,
place came white and. tea clover timo
thy, red•top and Jane grass.
Do the farmers esteem these better
than . daisies ? I do. If you do mot,
why all I have to say is;this is (now)
'a free country and you - may grow
them. I shall salt and kill them. I
had rather grow clover and grass.
But killing daisies is not all the
benefit I derive from salt. It killed
It•• worms, and the moles" notfinding
their accustomed food discontinued
burrowing titder and killing the sod,
and it grew and flourished.
But that is not all. Manure is good
for nothing, until it has met with
solvent. Some vegetable substances
are not soluble in rain water, ,. and al
though capable of making good ma-.
nure are good for-nothing In thiir
inert condition. The action of salt,
lime, plaster, potash, etc., upon dead,
inert .vegetable .flber in the soil, is to
cause it decay And become food for
'the owil.g grass.
Dig up s.id in any old hide-bound
meadow or poo: "runorit" pasture and
you will it Still-of black dead
roots. ' If you dieaguin after the ac
tion of the salt or other mineral ma
nures you.._will find a ver y great.dif
fetence in Abe product. In short,you
havealade two blades of grass grow
where only one grew before. What,
if over: all this country the same re
sult conk be produced ? WhO can
calculate the increase of wealth ? It
alone would forever pay the interest
upon the national debt, and that, at
least,. would prove a national bles
sing.
I have seen some hay fields the.
present season where three-fourths
of thEi weight of the crop wardaisy.
At a little distance it appea4l to be
ail daisy. This was the case in a
fieldt Auburn. The flea-bane over
grew7the clover.
Snch a field as that I think I can
clear of the pest of all good farmers
at a cost not exceeding $3 an acre,
and even here ' where transportation
Is most, expensive. I - did it upon my
own place in Westchester county, at
less than one dollar an acre. Again
-you ask, how ? I answer, with salt.
Nothing else. That is sure death to
-.daisies. At first I used three bush
els not. being sure - of. its effect, I
think I got a ton of hay from. three
bushels of sat, which was applied
..early in the silting, about the . time
the grass began lo look green. Upon
a i
th stubble I put three bushels more,
d since that I have applied ten
m re bushels. The cost in New York
was six,cents a bushel at the packing
houses, where it is brushed off dry
salted pork. .
CLEANLINESS IN THE DAIRY.—The fol
lowing are the rules drawn up by the
manager of one of the most successful
cheese factories in New York State,
for the guidance of those sending
milk to' the factory,in order to secure
cleanliness, purity,; and the least
waste possible.
Never under any circumstances,
send a can of mil to the factory that
has not been strained. A tin strain
er pail is beat, but a clean carefully
scalded cloth, stretched upon a neat
little frame, which :may be placed di
rectly over the can,- .will answer.—
This I all-important, and any
one who will examine the contents of
the strainer, at any factory, will be
convinced of it.
2. See . to•it that,the milking be per
formed in a cleanly : manner, and nev
er tolerate filthy .hhbits in'milkers.—
; It is unjust to the purchasers and to
I the consumers of our cheese.
' .3. Pay wore attention to the cans,
especially to the seams, covers, and
faucets, in hot weather be particublr
ly vigilant. A thorough rinsing at
night, and a rinsing, washing, scald
ing, and sunning in the morni ng, . will
suffice, 'though it is very desirable
that in hot 'weather the cans and
faucets be scoured . with salt twice a
week.
4. When it is possible avoid the
use Of all wooden vessels. Tin is the
only ifit article for pails, &c. When
wood is used, extra care must be em
ployed in cleansing. Beware of
freshly painted pails, for their use is
dangerous.
5. See to it that when the cows are
driven from the pasture, they be not
chased by dogs norm any way hur
ried and heated.
6. Always have leaky cans promp
ly, repaired.
- 7. In portions of the year, when
milk is sent to the factory only once
daily, always put the night's milk
into the can (into two if you have
them), leave the cover off, setin a
cool place and stir the mass with a
dipper several times during the eve.
ning.
TO ' - DESTROY Asre.—Get ,a large
loese sponge, wash it clean, and
-sprinkle it, over with sugar, and lay
it- where moat the ants do congregate
~—they will soon fill every cell, and
'it will be to .them a sell, too, for you
have only to dip your sponge in hot
,water, to slay them by the hundred:
Ax Atberican, being asked why he
chewed tobacco, replied, "to keep a nasty
taste out of ray mogtb."
My is it possible to expect that
. =roam uk* ativ
im* ier, wham they win
the 4 to "Ali fait_toko v.
Ow-Atotm;, ,titers a j3it944ontothipor
4.46464e_ tiet 1..11. *4*. f 411.4
.( 404 ,401444 PtikkOZ *KW*
Itirnittim
TILL ANOTHER NEW STOCK
OF. GOODS!
JAMFI3 0. 4 FROST, would tali attention to the
large and varied assortment of
FURNITURE!
Now on exhibition M. his Ware Rooms, width
he will be happy to aboir to any and aver y one
free of charge, or to sell at a very a,
all ad
vance from coat.. Tbaikful for the put liberal
patriinage of the public,' I, would say that 1
shall still endeavor to make it to their interest
tisileal with me, not Only bylkeeplig
LARGER STOOK
To select from than Is kept in any Other Ruin
tare Store in this region ; but also by offering
them
AST Ai LESS PRICE
Than the same quality of gOoda can be pur
chased elaewhere.l I have now in store over 60
DIFFERENT PATTERNS OF CHAIRS,
And more than
THIRTY DIFFEEENTISTYLES BEDSTEADS
Besides BIIIVICLS, Stands, Tables, Book 10
What Nota, Sofas, Tete-a-Tete's, Roc d
and Easy_ Chairs, Plano' Stools, Ch • t
dren's Carriages Children's Cradles 47
• and -Cabs, Looking Glasses,
Looking Glass Plata, Pie
tism Frames, Photo
graph Ovals, Steel
Engravings,
Cobh and
Taatels,
• ,itc.
In fact a frill assortment
OF EVERYTHING IN THE LINE,
All of which will be sold
OHEAP.FOR CASH
The public are invited to call and examine
my atock before' purchas lug elsewhere. Store
ou Main Street. 2 doors south of biontanyes: r
41so keep on band, a large assortment of
READY MADE COFFINS,
From the most common to the finest Mahogany
or Rosewood, which will be furnished with or
without Antolini:ye with' Hearse, at low a
Price as the. same quahty can be ourceaseu elloste
where. ' l)ec Doi6.—Tr Z
N EW FURNITURE STORE 1
Haug rented the Furniture Ware-rooms fors
erly occupied by •F. N. Page, Athens, •Pa , :,
would now say to the patrons of the old Estah•
lishutent that I have a complete Stuck of.Cood4,
just received, embracing everything in the
FURNITURE' LINE.
My ? 4 b,
are new and well selected, and for
GOOD GOODS
Will not be undersold by any. Call and ex
amine my stock before purchasing. , I retain
the Workmen of the old establishment, and 't
MR. N. I. HART
Will have elniage of the business and Manufact
uring. In short we have the finest Stock of
boos in our line west of New York, consisting
of •
Parlor Furniture,
Chamber• Setts, Sofas, Bureaus, Marble-top
Centre Tables, Extension
and Dining Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads,
Frames,
, 'biirrore, Picture Frames,
Pholograph Ovals, Cord twd Tassels,
Steer Engravings,
01i Cartins, Toilet 5t3.11(19, Work-Boxes
Pictures, 4i,c
COFFINS AND BURIAL CASES
Our Undertaker's Department will at all
times he well suptilled with everything la that
lice. We have the
FINEST BE.A SSE
In this section, not - eircepting anything west
of New York; and will attend Funerals ;Whir
a circuit of Twenty Miles, on reasonable terms.
G. H. VOORHIS.
N. T. HART, Agent.
Athena. Jan. 2,5. 1866.-1 y
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS 1
JAMES hiAKlNßONAnnoances to the public
that he still contindes to manufacture and keep
on hand a large assortment of
CABINET FURNITURE,
Banana. Tables. Bedsteads, Stands, Chairs,
ltc., of every descriptiut , which will be made
of the best materials, and'in he most workman
like manner. '
I invite the inection of the public to myjwork,
which shall ne be sgrpssed,in durability, at any
atop in the , counin and my prices will be
,
found to be as low as time/ will admit.
Randy-made Coffins constantly on hand ,or
made to order. A good Hearse will be furnished
when desired.
Aug. 15; 1865.
G ROCERY, PROVISION AND
FEED ; STORE.
JOHN MERIDETH
•
(Main.st., first door south of the Rail Road
House) would most respectfully invite the at
tention of the priblic to his large and well ta
lented -tuck o 7 -I
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
tifi is to suit the . times, and
purses of all. He hits also opened a splendid
FEED STORE,
Which is well situated to supply the canal and
Barclay coal region at all times. lie keeps
poustantly on hind a large stock of •
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS,
moLessES=,
FLOUR, ,RUTTER,-' PORK, /iCt,
Whicli he is selling cheap for cash.
. • • • .
- -
The eitizerii-Or - Towanda 'and Vicinity, will
please accept, . thanks tor their vet y liberal
patronage \for the last two years, .and
I promise wi4i their assistance , to improve ev•
ery opportutity to ,eolarge our bus nem, so a.;
to warrant satishmtion to all. Call and see us
again.
JOHN MERIDETH.
Towanda, July 10, 1867.
pARis E X.P OrS IT I 0 N.
THE SEWING biACHINE ItEsULT.
W HEEL' , ER Sr.. WI L SON
OAHE!" THE DAY!
The:highest premi thn the only
GOLD M -
For pedection In' Sewing Machines has been
• awarded to the
WHEELER & WILSON MANU
FACTURE% COMPANY.
There were eighty-two competitgrs, and the
greatest attended the announcement
_if
.1116 e
WICKHAM & IMAGE,
Ar kei ts at to c ii ty ß i r , d ad[or . Bounty, -sell these ma
rices
Towanda, July 11,1867,.
CASH PAID FOR\ '
DEACON AND V
HOBIgMADE
I LOTH
WCORANGED POR *OOL, AT
DAYTON'S.,
TOlnuuts; April sow.
bitrinq W 1 ANY,. HOTTER*
114.146 as Ana lbw , (arm it abort notice;
£1 64.1.44 et tf,R NEWS ROOM.
IE=I
°
ORO STORE,
Goal dl'wat.t., iluccessnir tol W. R. B.
Oore.ljtrAcontinain the business at the old
stud No. A, Pitlon'n Block, where. he is daily
receiving- additions to his. Stock front LW limit
reliable importers .and msuutacturers respect.
tally asks ' or a liberal share of public patron
age.. A late stook Of
FRESH DRUG 'AND RIEDIOINISE •
• . I
;Dojos& been recoiled, ank we are. now pre
pared to supply the - 1
WANTS OP THE PUBLIC WITH ARTICLES
l •
ISLONIHKG TO,THE !lUDs. I
BoTANIC. WLEtYII43 AND nomalP r eatitc
BIEDIPINEIL
•
ALL THEPOPULAR PATENT MEDICINES.
PAWS,' OIL, VJIINI6B, .
PAINT AND VARNISH BRUSHES,
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES OF'EVERY
KIND.
1.1.00/10LICI •TID 'LOW MiLLOTII,
• ALKALOID AND RESINOIDS.
ABDOMINAL BUPPOETERS
BREAST 1 PUMPS, NIPPLE SHELIA, AND
Nuridag Bottles, Syringes and cath3ters.
! •
♦ LAMB ABBOII,INENT OF BAZOILS, 5T13014, POCKS'?
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS OF LATE STYLE
A large stipply Brushes fqr the , Hat and Hair
Also to the Teeth and Nails, Tooth Pow:
. ders and Pastes Oils, Perfntilery,
Soaps. Combs. Hair - Dyer, invigor
store. &c., Kerosene, Kerosene
Lamps: Shades, Chimneys,
Wicks, &c., all of the 1 ,
late st. styles...
CFIOICE I CIGARS, TOBACCO AND BNUFF
tar Physicians supplied at reasonable rates.
Medicines and Prescriptions caretullyi and ac
curately Compoundell and prepared by compet
ent persons at all ?hours of the day and night.
Sunday hours' from 9 to ill o'clock in; the tore
noon, . lo'2 in the afternoon. I
W. H. H. !GORE.
Towanda , dept. 29. UNA.
CLOTHING.! CLOTHING
Ist door South of Codding & Enssell'sj has just
reselved from New York a large and!atractive
assortment of
Oar stock comprises every article 'morn by
men and boys,
PILOT I.AND'REAVER OVERCOATb, REST
QUALITY BUSINESS SUITS OF ALL
. bTYLES. - COATS, PANTS, VEST S,
SHIRTS, COLLARS, NUE T ,
..
WRAP. ERS, DRAWERS AK.
.•
•
(TENTS FURNISHING GOODS
_ T
CTPTHS, CASSDIER AND Vii3TINGS
Whin We will make up to order on short notice
,
A nICe sine of Fancy Cassliners for Pants and
Coats. Latest style Hats and Caps. gents Fur
Collars.
r
Bear !in mind if pi/ wish to buy Clothing
ClIFIA?, and .is good as represented, call at
Ters Cash. COLLINS'
Towanda, Dec. 7.1565. • t
T HE TEM PLE OF FASHION
\,--
SKINS,
Also
1 - Ifilebirint .
;Dingo i
PO W L;;L's
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
1' • -
FOR MEDICAL USE ONLY.
A TOLL. ASSORTMENT OF CONS/ MELTED
DTI-STEWS AND GLASS
AU the Best Tresses,
Shoulder Braces,
SHIRT DB,
KNIVES,
AND BEST QUALITY.
gitt)ing.
READY MADE AND MADE TO ORDER.
•
• J. M. COLLINS,
NEW WINTER •CLOTIIING.
Of every description
Especial attention is ailed to onr stock
Cutting done to order on shoiinOtlce.
"NEW sranE,
NEW GOODS!
An entire New StociVof Clothing 'Thought as
cheap as before ti7war, to besold with
SM e A.--L L R0FI; T S
The undersigned would respect:ally announce
to the citizens of Towanda and Arieinity that he
has this day opened at the sontit Stole of
BE.IDLEMAN'S
. •
Opposite the Means House, Main Otreet, a
• I
NEW ESTABLISHMENT
Of,lte_ady Made Mena and Eva and:Cbildrena
CIOTHINGII
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, fIATSNAPS
SC., &c., &C. ,
,
'And that those goods honght at . very law fik or
will be sold Witli very sma II I) nflia. din t e
to establish a germanent trade to this place , - a
in °rider lo gam . the cold:Wm:we of imyebas e
- wjll deal with them on a liasis of holiest y
integrity, and all goods sold will be.gifar a nte
for what they are represented to be. •
•
R 3. Come and examine the New Eitcire of
Tgwanda,,Apill 8, 1867.--yr
SOL O . M'ON &
Are now opening their general 64ock of
SPRING & SUMMER' CLOTHING
1 - , .1
For men and boys aqua. The a ssortment will
be found the choices they have ever offered,
etse
lected with reference to the wan of their
trade. They respectfully invite an amination
of their clothing , which is mann tared ex
pressly for their trade, having a payer aVail
times in the market we feel conlideat to give a
better at a lower price - than can be obtained
elsewhere: Also in.store for the trade a com
plete stock of
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS
SUCH AS i
& FANCY CASS. 113HERTS,
• • •
LINEN •AND MUSLIN SHIRTS,
LINEN COLLARS ANDFFS,
• PAPER COLLARS AND 4UFFS,
SUSPENDERS, GLOVES,I TIES,
HATS AND cups,
•
•
The entire stock must be mddiby the first ef
August, next. We are offering great bargain ,it
as we intend to remove, •we feel confident in
saying to our friends and customers, you will
find it to your interest to call on usAefore ingt
chasing elsetrbere, Remember the i lace, • '
SOLOMON SON,
No. 2, Patton's Block.
Towanda, M ay 22.'67. .
E N"
EW ARRAN G T
AT rsa • I
NEWS ROOM AND BOOK STORE.
The undersigned haying purchasedkhe BOOK
STORE AND NEWS ROlOll of J. 7.
respectfully invite the old patrons Of the estab
lishment and the public genendly, tomdl and az
amine our stock. •
• ALVORD BARBER.
a:
V. Armin. *MU&
VIIAMELED CHAMBER !SETS.
AV Also Fate Chesnut or Walnut clamber le
FItOST'S.
s4'
l'Otkag
GROOKEBy frr•:43R.E,
WICKBAM k BLACK
1111
eilatged sad go Stied t the:r
- • -1 •
uP.l!lth
VERY LAM
And varied assortment of .
J. ?r,I7H
CROCKtiYi.
GLASSWARE,
STONE WARE.
We propose to keep in connection 'with the
above a fall stook of
SILVF4 PLATfilk-
JAPA - 141NED GOODS
TABLE CIIIrLERY.
In variety.
`.4
Aa we buy all onr (bode from
We flatter ourselves, we can eell
GOOD GOODS
Lower than any.other 'parties In this region.
,TAILOR'S TRIMMINGS,
MANIT,ACTUR,ING
WHEELER & WILStPVS
And •
SINGER'S BEWIN6 MAOHiNEB
Towanda, Match 741867
GLASWA
225 Greenwich Street; 2 doors below Bare lay s
CROCKERY DEALERS' GLASS WARE.
CONFECTIONERS' 66 VI
DRUGGISTS', as 61
GREEN GLASS BY THE PACKAGE
GLASS WARE.
Also,la complete assortment of
BRITANNIA 'WARE,
SILVER. PLATE,D WARE,
CHANDELIERS, LANTERNS, &C.,
Best brands of Kerosene 011.
The best patent Fruit Jars in the market, to
be sold at the lowest prices. A fall line of
Looking Glasses. AU kinds of Glass Ware
made to order. Agent; for Meridian Britannia
Compalf.:.
.1. T. WRIGHT,
225 Greenwich Street,
April 15, '67. -2 doors ',claw Barclay, N.Y.
T HE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
Purchased the entire interest of
In in the firm of 0. B. PATCH & CO., b noir
prepared 3o'offer to the citizens of Bradford
County and-vicinity, a large and well selected
H. .tAcoßs
stock of
o'bERIES,
Which I have poiehased for Cash andleefeonfl
dent that can Ben at as. low figures as can be
purchased elsewhere. I now offer to the public
a splendid stock of
TEAS, COFFFi, SUGARS,
BTAECII, 6ALEILitt . IB, SPICES, &Z.
Have on hand a Iwo stack of
AKRON , FLOIJR, GRAHAM DO
RYE DO, BIIOILWIIEAT DO.
I keep ocm . id4tl7 on band , PORK, HAMS,
LARD and kinds of FISH. Would call the at.
tention of the public to our Can't Be Beat
STOCK' OF TOBACCO,
In quality or prim. Jeme OaldefsCeletallikid
Laundry, New York Chemical and Brown Soap.
Pie sae call and examine onratock of
Largeal ...YANKS* *IONS;
TOILET COLPS, &c., &c. I will pay the high
lest cub price for
- COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Formers glee us a ban before maths elpritbeee:
•
C. B. PATOH;
, -" •
AII pis on Indebted to the late Arm will
please ealltuld make immediate, piymeit.
2 a. S. PATON
Tower, Much xi, 1887.
==M=
CHINA,
YELLOW,
.1109 K,
LAVA,
WOOD,
WILLOW,
FIRST HANDS,
CLOTHS,
CA \ SSBIERES,
AND
Of the tiest quality.
,PUTTING
And
Doo e.to order,
Agents for
le the Gieat Depot for
In fact all kinds of
And
r .IIII,OBENE WARE,'
H. H. PATCH,
WOODEN WARE,V
=
11)*i -(iitti'4lltbkinitr.
D ii-,, i ;:if co - ':' , 0.11 , k,.E ii;'
11, 2'81 • I
if -
OLD OAMIf 4 DRUG STORE,
strfaikunaß *vim TILOS,
BENI
, • ,
(loiser - lab 101'4* Bilidillil`Tairs:ids` Ps.,'
• llaiiiiireeratirelifbliurfluri tP US** , i
fun lad Coke Wei oportmen., emistltuung an
ekteaelek: en lOW rdifialugle4
the the Atte tot tal parposee.' 'carefully
th,regvd
tq the juogriaelmarants et,
the ,irblek - falll- be kept emudeutly,eup
pl; with - hush ' pucka ses
._' and oftered:on the
mostreaseual4 %blurt : AC WbOusla oeßetall f ,
Dit11,63, MEDIOINBS,?CHEMEIOLLS,
.)7APfl",..!tuip-P , " 34 a!u5, , ,
BPN4NPA I 9,,7 I 4 O R I .ME.
SASH,. Awbrr, **BITFAFASH.
•
• • "Ana au tfndi oC BriOtes,
,KEROSENE . 1 OR COAL OIL,
Almhid and Burning Fluids.
1414PSo' - MAPE23,• WICKS, MUNN • '
Spezm, lArd,Whalo, Nests Foot,
TANNERS AND MACHINE 0.
Pouf and Toilet Articles ti an thelriattet
BFONMI, 11)11ISCES, SOAPS CO' a:
Pomades Hair•Dye~. Perfumary
, ,
POCKET pooss,,PORT...MQN
• i Pocket Entilmi,Bazors,
TOOTH,. SKIN AND HAIR PREPARATIO
' PURE WINES AND LIQDORS,
For Medicine' use,
TOBACCO, SNUFF, II'ES AND' CIO
Garden, Field‘and Fidur Seeds, Trusses, Su
porters, Suspensories, Shoulder :
Bread Pumps, Teething Rings, Nursing
B6ttles, Nipples, Nipple Shells and
"8! lehls Syringes ; Bed Pans.; Self -3
Seitlingfruit Jars, Thermometers,
Flavoring: - Stone Jugs, Glass
Ware, Bottles, Vials, Corks, Bath Brick , ,
and Stove Blacking, Flab Taekle, /damns
tier', die.; Botanic. Eclectic and lionarepat
is Medicines, arid all the Popular Pate , '
MEDICINE,B.
AU articles . warranted as represented. . r
sons at a distance can ieceive, their orde by
stage or mail, which will receive prompt and'
careful attention: , •
DR. PORTEOS PREPARATIONS
FOR FAMILY USE,
. ,
anown as Safe and Reliai,le Rem ediei,l are trar
ranted tor what they are intended to •R fire satis
faction, via : , I f I
Dr. Porter's P ectoral flyruP, for coughs,
colds, /nig comptaintake.6oel2l 00
Dr. Porter's Eclectic Pill., for bilious com
plaints and mild cathartic.... 25
Dr. Porter's /3anifer Syru, for scrojula
skin diiiases, 4e. .
Dr. Porter's Uterine Tonic, for fpiak weak,
ness, 4pe. • ~, ... ... 1 1 3
Dr. Porter a Tonic Elixir for strengtkiming
, the systeM, ' - • • - 1
Dr. Porter's-Tansy Schnapps, for fiver and
itufvey complaints . 1 00
Dr. Porter's Comp. Syr. Hypophoaphites;
for etervous•debsbei • 1 00
Dr Porter's Blackberry ' Balsam. -
for diar- ' • '
rhea, &c. - - .
35
Dr. Porter's Family Embrocation /0i sprains i
bruises, 4ee ' • 35
D. Porter's Peatoiral Wafers, for hoarse.
nos, sore threat; 4-e • 26
Dr. Porter's Worm Wafers, for expelling
II
25
Dr. Porter's Worm Syrup. for - =lamina
ling was ste:.t 35
Dr: Porter's Infant Relief, for crying babes
colic, , ' 36
Dr. Forfer's Cephalic Snuff, for k catarrh •
hiadache. ' 25
Dr. Porter's
ache Toothacfie Drops', fral tooth
. 35
Dr.'Porter's Tooth Powder. for' freserning
teeth 36
Dr. Porter's Tricogene, for dressing and 60
vowing the hair ' 80
Dr. Porter's Tricophile, tor beautifying the.
, hair....... ... . ... 50
ro
Dr. Porter's Odorifens ' Elhampoo,l'or clean
ing the
Dr. Porter's of Flowers, for beautify.
ing the complexion 50
Dr. Porter's Pile CEntment. for external
1 00
Dr. Porteesit e ttClVCOMPound . • 'for seald
ing urine 100
Dr. Porter's Medicated Pigs,. for habitual
_ .
coistipation • 100
Dr. Porter's Healing Salve, for cuts.wounds
do ' 15
Di. Porter'a Lip Heise, for chapped lips.... 25
Dr. Porter's Eye Ba`lve, for inflamed eyes.. " 25
Dr. Porter's Eye NVater, for inflamed eyes.. 36
Dr.-Porter's Corn and Wart Remover, for
corns and b ona
Dr. Porter's Constipation, llls, for CollthEe
tleSB.* '
Dr. Porter's Iron Pills, to poor blood
Dr. Porter's Citrate ,Ifa oils, forts pleas-
ant cathartic
Dr. Porter's Liquid Rennet;for making nu- •
tr.tious diet for , invalids 21;
Dr. Porter's Extract i Vanilla, for flavoring
Ice cresol, ac = 40
Dr. Porter's Extract Lemon, for. flavoring
. • ice Crain—large bottles to
Dr. Porter's Oriental Cement, tot mcndin g '
broken glass, &o - ~... 25'
Dr. Porter's Liquid, Gine„_ for repairing •
wood work... : . .......... . 26 ;
Dr. Porter's Cleansing Flu;d,for easy wash- .
'lng , to,
Dr. Porter's Bed Bog Poison,. [or killing -
' . 50
Dr. Porte r'sflies Fly Poison Paper, for killing
.
Dr. Porter's Rat and Mice Pori - on, toy' ez. ;. 05 .
terminating rats 25
Dr. Porter's Benzine, for removing spots
. from clothes 25
Dr. Porter's Black Ink, In pint bottles, 25'
fn balk by the gallon 1 00
Dr. Porter's Horse and Cattle Powder, for
diseases of animals 30
Dr: Porter's florae and Cattle Lotion, for
spriiiisor" ells, ,kc - 50
Dr. Porter's Ring-Bone and gpavin Mire,
for lame horses 50
Medical advice given gratuitously at the office,
charging only Tor medicine.
Sir Thankful for past line 1 patmageorould
reapecttu ly announce to bl 4 trieuda and the
public, that no pains shall be spared to satisfy ,
and merit the continuation of heir confidence
and patronage.
•
Dee r 18, 18613.—yr.
A GOOD THING 4fAY BE SEEN
WOOD •fr, HARDING'S GALLERY OP ART.
TOWANDA, RR/a/FORD ismirr,,P.A.
We take pleasure in furor niing our 'old friends
and the public, that we hive procured one of the
best . • Solar Cameras now in use, and are
to furnish to all One patrons.lietter
• ROTOGRAPHS, from ',•miniatnre. to life size,
than ever offered In this count:; at' Very low 'pri
ces. We are stilt making the Iciest GER PERRp.
TYPIEEI, mounted on cards. as' well as JR kinds
of CASE PICTURES, such op
MELAINOTYPES end ll) / 11BROTIPPES.
We are also making heariffal
CART/ PZIOTOGRAPHWV
at -aU the best et lea, and having secured the
best, and Plenty of help, ve;ean insure stair gs
to all that may favor as/ with their Patronage.
We shall in Ware give oar strict attention to all
sittings, in , order to secure/the mbstefavcnabli
poeitionand as ,iiieoptienimme as possi
ble to our customers. regard to
C 0 P ~ G
oar present.factlittei enable 'its to Inge on short
notice, the moat artistic pictures from very poor
DAOURRROTYPES, IiEtANIOTYPES s .
OR 'AMBROTYPES.
the Inereastng demod far test kind of work has
lead as to give our sAkotiott pertkOlsrly to that
biensh of the Wools.
of \
We are tasking large adilkions \to Oar stook
GILT, &OfIWOOD AND I/MOM MUM&
OM W. WOOD. I EJUIDIND.
Deo. - 10, 1868. ; ,
ATTENTION rAamg/i8
TERN -4RADPORDI
Farming Tads of all Made at 11104iDY'S;mgeat
.for-the mks_ Mated Comm Chief. MoWer aad
gaioit;- which is swim - Wedged ty aTh that
bow them ta be the beat machine yet offered
Gs thoptile. I itheithe best Horse Pitch Pork
is the United z -sad Hood Rake"
Ekalhesikai _ _
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ome, June ,1867.-4 w. 1• '
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115
H. 0.1 PORTER, M. D.
Potogiap
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EMU
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HA D W A-RE: - • ...
RUSSELL "
4imaino slmi. nue= STOCK or
.` GOODS. • ,
T 6 which eadltionaare dilly Wag made, "blob
limy agar obeip for Cleab:,-21. large ealortmen i t
- • 1 OP booKiNG•suivzs;,',..
Among the dim „desirable .and beautiful pat.
reILEBRATip AMIZEUCtAN:
Tide beautiful stois ts unsurpaased for ecOno•
-COin. a perfect baker ;is - th e best
OK Erroxii in the market. Among their
siVßtfov may. be found a pest variety
b i fe forvveryptice where Moves are used. _
STOVE PIPII AND 8/IEIRT IRON wunic..
)_,
Alwayucm band and made to °qtr.' "
T 1.11 , A B R
A large . stook aninefaetnred from the, My but
material and by experienced workmen. A my.
thl sawntment nt
IRON, NIALS AND STEEL,
At New York pricer.
HOUSE AND CASHIAGE
TOOLS -FOR THE FARMER,
Tools for ' th l eHonse Joiner and Carpenter
--
Toole for Bbieltemittust—,Tocile for everybody,
WINDOW BASH AND GLASS. PAINTS, OILS
AID **maim. mapancr, : on. Awn uszoL*,
HDBOSENE OIL, LAMPS, _WICKS 'AND
CHIMNit'S;
Hinge, ram.* AND 2 POCIrt etrrtazy,
BRITTANNLt AND, PLATEDWABE,
Punts, Lead Pipe; Chaise Pimps,
,
Wager Pipes, Grituirgarges and fszissu,
KEROSENE tANTERNS, ,
JOB WORK done with dispatch. Lumps re
paired. Fluid Lamps and Lanterns altered and
lilted to burn Kerosene. 4 „
grain, old iron. Caatidg and Wrought;licniPs i
topper, Bram, Rrittanniao Beeswax, Feathers
.tha Rags taken in exchange for go s.
'Highest pri c e in cash paid for beep Pelta
and b'tirs.
ear OUR GOODS have been purchased on
the pay down system and will be isold for
READY PA -
JOAN A. OODDING• OODDING A RLThISELL.
O. a. MAUL.
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MARSHALL BROTHERS & CO.,
With to- call the - atistion of the public to
Their hew Steck - of
HARDW \ r d P
P., •
A. ING' iMPLIMENTS.
BLACK SMITHS' TOOLS;
andICATIPENTERS' TOOLS.
Also, a large assorts ent of
Window Glassdflash, Paints, Oils,
;Potty, Vs,r*hes, and Paint
and 1 7ish Brushes
of all kinds, which will be sold for the lowest
Cash price. Also, a fare assortment of
KEROSENE LAMPS
of every style and pat rn to suit the pirtillt..
Lamps repaired-an changed from Oil and
Fluid to Kerosene. -
Particular attention dto the matuitacturing
of all kinds of
TIN WARE.
JOBBING PROMPTLY ATTINWIDED TO
We have on hand a na article of .
GLASS Ft.-lIIT . JARS,
with improved self-seafint corks, and
IiBIIMETICALISEALIftGCANS,
which Is one of the best cans need.
Jmpe 1865. •
TTWENTY-FIVE YEARS EXPERI
-1
MEE IN DENTISTRY.
J. M. Shwa, M. D., would respectfully inform
the inhabitants of Bradford County that he is
permanently located in Waverly, N. Y., where
he has been in the practice of his profession for
the past lour years. tie would say that from his
long and•successful practice of 25 years duration
he is familiar with all the different styles of
Work done in any and all Dental Establishments
in city or country, and is better prepared than
any other . Dental operator in the vicinity to do
-work the best adapted to the many and different
cases that present themselves oftentimes to the
Dentist, as be understands the art of linking his
own4rtiflcial teeth, and has , facilities for doing
the same. To those requiring under' sets of
teeth he would cell attention to his new kind of
work which:Consiste of. porcelain fur both plate
and teeth, dnd forming a continuous gum. It is
more durable, more natural. In appearance, and
much better adapted to the gum than any other
"kind-of ork. Those in need of the nate are
invited call and examine speciniens, Teeth
filled List tor years and Oitentimes tor lite.—
Cider° rrn, Ether, and " Nitrous Oxide "
minis with perfect safety, as over four hun
dred tients within the last tour years can test
tify..
I w he in Towanda from the 15th to 30th-of
every onth, at the office of W. K. TAYLOR,
(form rly occupied by Dr. 0. 11. Woodruff )-
11avi g made arrangements with Mr. Taylor, I
am prepared to do all work in the very best
style, a his) office. • April 23. 1667.
. , •
DVAN BUSK IRK , OPERATIVE
AND DEVIIAND3AI. ' DENTIST, has opened
rooms in the' Beidleman Block, directly oppo
site the Means House, for the _practice his
profession, and Is prepared at alistimes to per
form all operations belonging to Dentistry. The
different kinds of Plate Work, will be recom
mended accor ing to heir honest merits. Nat
ural Teeth tilled and restored to Web original
beauty, with material the best adapted to each
individual case. The greatest care and atten
tion will be given to the correction of irregu
larities and the extraction of Teeth. In this
Department of practice the Doctor would say
he claims an amount of skill and experience
equal to that possessed by any one in this or
any other country. Teeth will be extracted
without pain, by the ciao of gas, chloroform o:
ether, and in a manner very satistactory to pa
tients, as the testimony of hundreds can be
shown. Please call and examine specimens of
our work, and be assurettot the correctness of
the statements. Advice and consultation will
be cheerfelly and gratuitously given.
Towanda, June 6,1867.-6 m. •
WitOLESMX MUSIC DEPOT
L. B. POWELfI.
Scranton, Pa Dealer in Chickering's Pianos,
Decker's Plan ' os, Mason it Elamlin's Cabinet Or ,
gam. Treat, Lindslept Co's /idol eons, and all
of Musical Lustro cents, Sheet Music and Music
Books. Orders from Dealers and Teachers es
pecially solicited. Address, ' , •
L. E. POWELL.
March l6
128 Penabugs Avenue, Scranton, Pa
, 1867.-Bm.,
1100 K-BINDERY.-THE PUBLIC
is respectfully informed that the Book-
Bindery has been remoied to the Argus Build
inir,dd story,.where will be done
BOOK.EII - N DING!
In all its various branches, on terms as. rea
sonable asuthe times 'I will allow. The Bind
ery will be under the ckarge of •
H. O. minim,
- •
Aii inerienced Binder s , and all work will be
promptl7 done, in ai style and manner which
cannot be excelled. Music, moues, News
papers, Old Ilooksotci, bound in every variety
of style. Particular attention will be paid to
the•ftling and Binding of
. •
BLANK BOOKS,
Telex . - desired pattern, which in quality and
durability Vii be warranted.
All work: will le ready for delivery when
The patronage of. the public is solicited, and
parka satisfaction guaranteed.
August 3. IsB6.—tf: -- •
QIIAVING 'AND TOILET BOAPki ;
L 7 for sate cheap at the' 7iEWEI ROOM
fIAMES,FOR THE FAMILY CI&
VI OLE. st the NEWS INKIII.
ISOBLLANEOUS. BOOKS - AT
11 coat, it the NEWS ROOM.
o 8 P 0 W ETR 3,
JLJL , • - ; •
1111WEGUIREI, CILUNEIBB, EIP4'FIATpap,
BLOODit CO.,
BLOOD'S CE RATED, THRESHERS AND
PLE.A2VEIitB,
AND HORSE . .POWERS,
To rOn the inn, and amprepared to'gUl orders
Promlsl7.
, DS A$ GOOD TERMS
As can be Wight iathe United - 'States. Rav
ing been 16 years engaged in manntaotaring
Threshing idaohlnes,. we have spared neither
time nor expense in perfeetingOar 'machines,
ant claim to have
THE • BEST SEPERATOR,
,
One that squawk ate gime fon Ike draw
sari pafeetly, and 'with lan power,. than any
other -mantas:dared: Oar Machines can earn
good pay by
THRESHING THE STRAW
As left by molt of the machines used. ' They
are very simple in constriction. being com
prised In ot.e piece, so that dim not require
a mechanic to set them n • or run them ; they
are aL manntactured.noder oar maim,' s ape r•
viskm, and we •
CHALLENGE THE *WORLD •
To show better warkmanablp or material.
Ev
ery Machine- hi set up and
THQROTAMLY TESTED UN DES M0T11 . 21,
, . Belot ,leaving ;he Weil', and are
Warranted to be in Woiking
They have , heat in practical use for several
years, so that we are not advertising a new.
IMchine every season, each ". better than an - -
thing ever be:to e offered to the public:" Th y
can be attaches to I read Powers, Sweep Pow
ers. S,teant or Water Power, and for
IDURABILITY,
•
Perfection of_ Working and Economy, their
equal has not been iny.eu Ted.
. 0 R P-R I C E,S
Are as low se those of say other manufacturers
and parties desiring to parcuase. will find to
their inlet tat to exatninemur stock before
,par
chasingelsearhere. .
PRICE LISTS FURNISHED
AGRICULTUE-AL MACHINES
Ou hand, and. Mill Work, Engines Boilers and
machinery of ail kinds got up to order prompt
ly and!on favorable terms. •
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Athens. Aug. 8,1867.
N 0 irftl BRANCH ,FOUNina
MACHINE
Situated on Pine, east of Main Street,
IOWANDA, BRADFORD CO., PA.,
Is now prepared tOurnish
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, '
Of- the best quality with the latest Improve
eats. All kinds of Machinery for Flohrißg and
Saw Mills.
STEAM ENGINES,
MADE & REPAIRED, .
STEAM WHISTLES,
STEAM GAG LIES,
GAUGE COCKS,
. OIL CANS, ; &C.;
Ftirnished at short notice.
BOLT CUTTING,
, c
Done from fto Inches in diameterY"'
FORGING
oi heavy Wrought work for Bridges, and all
other purposes, done to order. Also, a large
assortment of
COOKING & HEATING STOVES,
Coal and Wotid Burners. Parniiiirelor Cooking
Stoves, Stove Pipe, Tin-Ware, Boat Pumps,
Plows, Cialtivators and Lcrapera, kept constant.
ly on hand.' '
DRAWINGS & SPECIFICATIONS
Of all kindsibf maehinety •for mills and ottlai
purposes prepared by
WARREN HILL,
iForeman, whii has had large experience in this
branch of the business.
• - JOHN CAJIMAN.
Towanda, Oct. 29, 1866.-.-Iv.
CARRIApES, WAGONS,SLEIGHS
THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT STILL IN OPER;
Successors to Reynolds,Fellows Co., are now.
offering and are prep ared to furnish on short
notice, wagons Carriages -and 8 eighs. of all
descriptions and of the latest and most tippro•
ved style, and of the', best material at the.old
stand opposite the Udion House, in the cen
tral part of Alba Borough, Bmdfordr , County,
Pa. . • '
The publi c are assured that the reputation
the shop 'has acquired daring the last six years
under the superintendence of J. H. Fellows, will
be more .than maintained, as he will superin
tend the fork as heretofore he bavifig long been
and having had much experience as a Carriage
and Sleigh Builder;' would asSure• the public
that tie:pains will be spared.bY the above arm'
to make the establishment worthy of their' pat
ronage. Thankful as one of the old firm -fot the
patronage thus tar extended, we hope to merit
a continuance otthe same.
N. o.—We, the underaigned, being practical
mechanics, can manufacture and offer to the
public at prices , that will defy competition.
JAMgO H. FMLOWS,
ID. W. C. CRANDALL,
J. G. MERITT
•
s - Alba Samna. April 16.
T O W A N 1) A.O AR:jii .F;
° . FACT ORY:
The undersigned respectfully iminounce to the
public that they have purchased' the
CAitRIAGE .S P
Ind are now prepared to band work in
THE LATEST STYE
7 •
And most zworkmanlike manner. They will
constantly keep on hand an assortment of splen
did . . I . .
TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES,
:Ji 1I I fsjTAM r 11,
ONE AND TWO =AMID
A-I,I3ANY S
- ALL' WORK Nir .
REPAIRING promptly a tended_ to at rea
sonabl, prices:.
/MY
Towarida, May 9,1887.
NEW PLANING •MILL
The underdgued having built a large and corn
modkuus Mill in the Borough of Towanda, and
filled it with the moat modern and improved
machinery, for the manufacture of
WINDOW BASH, BLINDS, •
are prepared to All orders, whetherlarge or
mall, upon the shortest notice. We hive
also $ large variety of MOULDING% of the
latest style and pattern, which we can tumid
sind uch
cheaper, than' the , can be worked by
PLANING,
• TONGMUNG.
GROVELER;
AND Kam,
and all other work SAWING,
pertaining to Joinery, will
be done to shit our customers. r
Pomona building, and " not livihg End
twelve to fourteen miles distant, will it
=sly for their interest to buy of, us, or bring
lumber -emd worked by our ruaelniktay.
Bring your grist of Phmking, or other luMber;
and while your team' is Es feeding, him it
ground oat and take it home with you. I
We will pay CASH for PINS & BEIIIAM
LUMBER &kneepad at ouriumber Ord. Corns
and •see ns, or Ryon can't - ems write.f
L. a "ixilas4 co. -
Tornio% Peb..18.4. •
,filiundadotia; sec.
'Stilt coitthtso to maoulactoto
Os application. All kinds 01
BLOOD & CO
AND
• AND
SHINGLE MACHINES,
ATION
FELLOWS, CRANDALL & CO., \
OF
G. H. D R ACS. • ,
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
0 1 WANliA , IN BLi ".
AGENCY 1
Policies issood,LoisessAjastal as Ift 1411).1
By H. 1, M'ITBAN.
Of the following well knows anit revable Carlo
'• pales. Ofilciralontsaysiv . ilkek.
Aggredige Idaositt qi • CePte .4 l.ooom
+----
parrs*. lsatne.ooECOursiE.
811 0: .4• Om"
toe
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,
Unarms: AND Lwow asi C
. lttaa AND Lot liurvaimos
Ca foal Surplus'and Rammed rams •
(G01d).,.- • • . ticrn, 7
Assets la The Caned States, over. „. • IAOO. 0 0
gang Premiums, upwahla 011 (Gold)
.17,.0 0
ANN :ENGLAND IhiscrLlSCS COIVANT, t
.. .
Narifind, Coss.,
ap. ...... ....„
WYOMING iNADNINNANCI CONNANN.
Wilkes-Boni, Ps. ,}
.. .
Ospflal„ '
NoI7 Arras Tallow tioriuscal
_Co, t(A
..(suit?)l) i $
Capiti4J
es, . Philadelphia,
. : -
Comxix*vr *arvALLnim irsvau ros
Co. ' lispiford, Cats., •
10,000,000
Towanda, Feb. 20, 1146-4,
TIARTFORD LIVE STOOK INSU.
1.1. HANCE COMPANY.
cismrsz,4l6o6"o.
Cash Meets Nov. 1,,1888, $ 158 . 2 14 83
llamas on - all kinds Of live stocky against
theft and death from any came.
H. B. MoKHAN, •
Jan. 18; 1887 . Agen t. Dec. sth, '
the Mare "- Lady Mace," owned by
Dennis P. F'g of Boston , Mass" acoldentall y
received a ki ck - from another horse, breaking
her letticire leX above the knee, - rendering it
none:Narita Wi her as en aes of hnoisnity. la
med in the Hartford LiveHtock Insurance eo m
Fumy. Lies paid . Vee. rtfi Ism
iIRE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENTAL
• issuasscs. -.
C/lllaL urzissmo 9 vm,
SEVENTEEN MILLION DOLLARS
Agent, -
FOR THS FOLLowlitt4 SWUM SKLIAILS COMPASYS
GIRARD 'FIRE & MABINSINIAIRAXO2 I" '
COMPANY . Philade/pkia,
Capital and surplus. over . $345C1,000
„ _1
Bois issuaLsos Cour atm, 11 '' 1
~.?
Of New-York. .. •
Capital and surplus, over... ~ 1111460,000
• ,
NEVRANCE COWL:INT OP NORT#
- AMERICA, PIO/Rd/40Eu/.
Capital and surplus, over ......81,700.00u
Mafia*rrix kNIWILANCE. Courwri
Of 4410- York.
Capital and aurplaa, over
Exrxaratnx ltistaLaNCll COMINLIM,
of Philadelphia.
Capital and surplaa, over
Airric laatritarma Compaarz, . •
r.
Of New-York.
-Capital and aorploa. over-. $750.000
POrsmubistraiums ColeAsT. "
- Of Hartford, Cosa.
Capital and iterplus, over
MtrrtraL Lira lnatra.axor Conraxi t
'Of New-York.
Capital and atubpins, over
Tsar - mina butrassois COMPANY,
of Radford, Co*.
Capital and surplus, over. $600;000
Risks lake* ex all kinds of Property, at as.
low ravens by any other reliable Companies. •
Policies burned and Loma, 11 any, ad
justed it this Ageniy,thereby saving the troublb
.and expesah of going elsewhere for settlement._
ilfir.ollice at the Hardwhere Store of eadt
ding -& Ronson C. 8. RUSSELL.
I. Towanda, Feb.?, 1886.-4
rpgz ' INSURANCE' COMPANY
J. OF NORTH AMERICA.
Office No. 242 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. .
This Company are now prosecuting the bu,
ii
ness of Insurance* from loss.or Mange by Filth'.
on Buildings, Merchandise. , Furniture,
throughout the State of Pennsylvania. on liber
al terms,for long or short pets• or permsneut
ly of Buildings, byirdeposit of E!rem,ium.
The prompt payment of anima . for losses du
ing the. period of nearly 70 years that the Com
pony has beat inesistence..entities them to I h
confidence of the public. • :
Dfilsoroas.—Arthur G. Cali, Samuel W.
Jones, Jobs, A Brown,Charles Taylor, A tubro.e
White, Jno. R. Neff, Richard Wood,. Wm.
Welsh, \Wm. E. Bowen, James N. Dickson, S..
Morris Wain,, John Eason, Gail. L. Ilsrriseu„
Francis B. Cope. Edward El. Trotter, Edward S.
Chute, Wm. Cummings.
ARUM G. COITIX „Pees nt.
C. S. RUSSELL, Agent, Towanda.
L' ARMER'S MUTUAL FIRE INK;
RASCE COUPANY
Office in Danolll, Montour Counts, Plan r.
Capital
The Farmerslintaal Vire Insereace'Company
of Middle Pau*lvan's' was incorporfirtei by the
Pennsylvania Legislature, in. the yea: 1869, far
the Mutual Insurance of Country properly only,
and immediatelytherealter amunenced its open.
atione on that principle, which .has been strict.
ly adhered to since.
. All losses have been promptly paid out of the
Premiums collected on application foe lownacs
without making any assessmeata.
The:lnsurance of Country proper-y call. the
low rates charged
. lor Insurance , and the prompt
payment of-losses are deemed a suMeient•recom
mendation of the Farmers /khans, ,Irtre - lasri
gnu-Company of Middle Penns- Iviuis,_ to at
owners of sate Baas country property. •
P. Jonmeirr, Sec'y. Prima, Pram
• LUCIEN MYER,
Agent, Towanda. Pa.
March 5. 766.
BRADFORD O•U:N,T Y
H. B. M0CH4.14; Rim EMIT AGM
- Vstuable Firms, Mill Properties. City and
Town' Lots for sale. '.
Par,ties having property for sale will Bad it
to Milt. advantage •by eaving a description of
the same. with!terms of wile, at this agency, as
.parties are constantly enquiring for farms &c.;
H. 'B. NoHBAN
,
. . . . - ,Real Estate Agent.
Office Montanye's Bloat, Towanda, Pa.
Jan. 29, 1867. . • •• " ~
LIVERPOOL AND LONIioN AND
-LA OCOBE FIRE AND 'APE INsORANC
COMPANY.—OffIee, 45.WIMais .BC, and 7
Brpidway, N. Y. -
Capital, Surpluis and Reserved Frindiii ,
(Gold) . ..$16;171,675
Aseets in the United States, overt ... 1,800,000
Dally PremiuMs, upwards of (gold).. 17,000
The shareholders personally iiriaponeible for
engagements of the • company. .Alf All Dlreotors
moat be shareholders • - 1 - - •
-.DIRECTORS n NEW Yost.—Frauds Cottenet,
Req. Chairman, Henry Grinnell : Req.; Deputy
ci Chairman, Joseph • Gaillard, r., Esq.. B. If .
Archibald, Esq., H. B. M. •
Ferguson,mode r
Hamilton, Jr., .7sq., Robert C Ferguon, Esq.
- ' Alfred Pell. Rm., Resident Bemetary. Alex
ander Hamilton, Jr.. Esq..._. : id Board. ,
§:sxmaas —Min Li Baiii—Cisuunann & Co.
The Policies of. this Company ase tamed by
well-known American citizens resident In New
York, who are Directors .and lilhareholdersOtad
consequently, odth the other iiiharehohlers. are
individually= liable for all laslogsvts of
the Company ; all Policies at signed beta
all claims are payable In cash on proof of Wes.
without deduction for interest; and not, as Is
usual, sixty days- after presentation of proof ;
They ,expire at six o'clock, P. 111., and not at
noon. *Life insurance lifocted. and annuities .
granted on favorable terms. •
1 1.11. bicKNAN, Agent.
Towanda . April 23,1881. .
& Eprt
HORSE RAY FO RK'
DRA4II. BILL it - HUDSON% PATENT.
Patented July 31. lan, -
*
The subscriber would respectfully call the at.
tendon of Farmers to the latest and greatest
Invention in the way of Horse Hy Forks and_
Cutters.. This fork Ea Ugh's:, cheaper, and bet
ter, more durable, and lees liable to break or
pi out of repair, than an one now oneued to
the public .: lt, is propose d that the fork 1411
'tan., upon Its mesits and Is warranted to work
perfectly and give better satisfaction th an an
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forkthe world. It Is easier. work for the
man who one It, a boy an manage it with nay
and it is is Fret rate hey knife. It li a aplendid
article, please look at it.
For male by Coddles 14 Hullo% '.Tolimaia„
, L. Moody, Home,
mooor.
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- k June 13, 1887.—be -.!.
FINE PLItI4OE
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS OF ALL
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