:4g tin
. - GATIMILINGIt ""' '
.. . , ... -
Cows should always be milked re
ularly- and clean. • - • "
Strawberry beds should , now 1 4 1 _1
ceive, attention • be cleaned:, of all'
weedelind thinned out.' '. • ,
Keep a good _lookOut .among- ,
ti
beehives, and be mire. that there
honey enough stored for winter , fie 4.
As they ripen, save seed 'of at
rlicice kinds of v,eigetablek bein ,
i
careful to iite - ct.fiorn the earliest an
heat kinds for the' purpose. , • k.l
Monthly roses now begin to oho*
theft. beauty ; \ MA, if in II good- soil
and location, ,
,they will not • fail to
afford flowers Oita frost cornea. ,
In order to have the hugest-and
beet specimens of all kinds of frait,,it
is necessary to thin - it out, to some
extent, where the crop is ample. The:
smallest and poorest fruits should be
removed.
Surface tills alone will not pro
duce' thiih best results in growth, es
peciallyin a dry season ; and,wheth
er damp or dry, implement which
will best pulverize the soil is what
the farmer and gardenermost need.
The farme r zi of Long Island are
suffqing this season from the potato
rota The losses from disease last
year are renewed this season on a
much larger scale.. —ln some places
fields embracing rainy acres - are
wholly'blasted.- The Mercer variety
to be the most affected.
Jelliee are always acceptable, and
,a great ornament: to the table. Quin
ces, crab apples and fall pippins,
make the very best. Currant jelly
shouldbe made when the fruit first
ripens. After straining the juice,boil
gently half an hour before addingthe
sugar,. after which it needs little
more. i Cool a small quantity oin a
dish before taking up, to
. see if it
thickens.
To grow- the walnut, gather the
nnts.in:the fall, anon after they drop.
Dig ofnthree or four inches of earth
on well:+lraitied ground, spread the
nuts, one or two .inches 'deep in the
bed thus pilepared and cover with two
or- three iucii , •s of earth, - eawdust, or
anything tfi.,l will preserve the nat
ural moist: ie. Plant *st*o or three
inches ' i deop, soon as the ground is
in- guo4l. °nick, in spring, where \ the
trees are to Grind permanently, as
they dO not 1,k.4-r transplanting, like
most trees. '
Thelbenerit derived from 'frequent
stirfing of the surface soil in dry
weather, especiafly if it be of a com
pact natme, is derived from the ad
mission of air emitaining moisture.—
Many cultivators think that all that
is required of them is to keep the
weeds from grciwing among their
planti and they never stir the soil
except for this purpose ; but our best
cultivators have learned that frequent
mowing of the soil is very beneficial
to atll crops especially in time of
drouth. -
This is the time when weeds ripen,
if left to themselves. -A day's work
now, if proper directed, may save a
days' work' next-season. Clear out
the weeds from the corn and potato
fields, therefore, cost what it will,and.
it will save expense in the end ; of
all slovenly practices,.by far too com
mon among us, that of letting the
weeds overtop the potatoes and ripen,
and shed their seeds on the lands
the worst. Yon may mark the good
and the bad farmer by it arcirtainly
, as in any other way. -
After haying comes a4erioil of
comparative leisure , on moat farms.-.--
There is a time .for a little draining,
ditching, cutting bushes and other
similar improvements. Many swamp
or wet meadoW may. now be taken in
hand and brought into cultivation;
and a lot of material for the compost
heapor cow-yard, thrown out, and
be put in the way of' preparation for
use. No thrifty farmer will neglect
to provide the proper material for ad
ding to the fertility of his land. If
muck is perfectly dried, it will hold
about nine-tenths of its own weight
' of liquid manure.
The most important work for ill
gust is the preparation of the ground
for fall seeding. Summer fallows are
to be worked, and stubble grounds
plowed ; the latter should be turned
over as soon ;as possible atter-being
cleared of grain. Time is wanted for
- weeds to start before the final wt
irk
ing preceding the 'sowing., and it is
better to let the. soil receive the gi*od
effects of the air, sun : and :rain, and
become light and pulverized before
the seed 'is depodited in it. At least
the_ stubble should be well harrowed
or gang-plowed . early, to start the
weeds.
°
It has been frequently aserted that
properly ° nnderdrained subsoiled
lands never suffer from dronth.—
Who cannot -name many farmere, who
lose their crops from dronth, at least
once ,in ten years,and still have never
experimented to know whether they
can underdraiii and subsoil their land,
-for one-tenth the value of their crops,
or whether such subsoiling add un
derdraining will save them,' from
drotith entirely ? And. those who
. doubt this fact, should they not make
the experiment, or visit the farms of
those who, have,to know of its truth
It is thought, by the most of far
mers, that the only way to have a
good meadow is to . plow up, and seed
down every three or four years ; but
this is a mistaken idea, as meadiiws,•
if the soil is not ora very light loam,
Will improve by age [or a number of
years, if treated in 'a proper manner
—:-which is to pasture as little is pos
sible, top4resa with plaster, , at the
rate of 200 pounds to the _acre once
in two years ; use barnyard 'manure
as a .top-dressing, at the rate of SP
teen loads to the acre, which should
be applied in the month of October'
A meadow that has been " treated i
this manner, liar been mowed six
seasons, and has a better 'mud on,
and a better prospect for a good crop
this year than it has had for any time
since it waif seeded ; and had a bet
:- ter crop of Iv oh it last season than
for' several years preview. •
TALKATM men seldom read. This
is among the few truths which appear the
more strange thb more we reflect upon them.
.Pct what is roweling but silent ecomnation ?
0016.4X/OLG. of George 111, &Aim:re
? pate,be glut iirko. we esti *sums in king
we watt atozetamog s 6
TILL ANOTIOIR:. NII 11r .
OF G0OD81:-
1
•
JLIUDI o. vigor"-, Nowa dl allisilat to ibe
Lensed • .vaaled 31110ttiletat at: ' •
R N I_T 'dart
‘•
Noir on ethibitiost at his Waretitootniveld oh
ha with. hippy to show ti - any end synarione
tuna theme. or to at' -s . serf Anil I*,
nun Wei cost Thankfla tor thlrpistlbed
patronage- of the T vial* nap theS 1
II Itlll'OldetTer 10 MIN it to their Interest
tz.6144 siith ine b not only bY054 43 11 s
LLIWER 81 0K
Tit Bohm from ttma to kept ill' asy other 74:51
Litho Store In *bi - restos. R. but Woo by °SWIM
AT A LESS
. •
Thin th e anis quality of pods osa
41 par.
chimed elsewhere .: I bin now ti don 110
eT4:I:4-4.• • : 4 : •'8 OP Ma=
And more ttian
ErTYIJI3 *
THIRTY DIFFRRRIRT • ,•:
Besides Bureaus, Stands_ Tables, Book Reeks,
What Nob, Gobs, Toto-a-Tete's, Rockers,.
and Boy Chairs, Piano Rada, Chß.
dren's Vuriages,Ohildren's Cradles
and Cribb's, Looking Gismo.
'Looking Glass Phan, Pio.
tare Framer. Photo
graph Oyals,Bt ,B eet
ftpavin
Cords and
im / Towels,
In t a tall Zasortment
OF MiIYTHINII IN THE LINE,
All of which will bo sola
CHEAP FOR MASH.
The Public are invited to call and examine
my stock before parches ing elsewhere. Store
on Main Street, 1 doors south of Montour's: I
also keep on band, a large assortment of
READY MADE COFFINS,
From the most common to ate beet Mahogany
or lioaewood, which will be furnished with or
without Attendance, with. Hearse, at as low a
price as the same crudity can be pmeand
where. Deo. 1886.—yr; •
NEW FURNITURE STORE I
Having rented the Furniture ware-rooms form.
erly occupied by P. N. Page, Athens, Pa.,
would now say to the patrons of the old Estab
lishment that I have a complete Stock of Goode,
mud received, embracing everything In the
w:lsliiitvADOlll4:l
My goods are new and well selected, and for
GOOD GOODS
Will not be undersold by. any a ll and ez•
amine my stock before pnrehaaing. I retain
the Workmen of the old estabiletnent, and
MR. N. I. BART i
Will hare charge of the badness tuid Manufact
uring. Is short we hate the finest Stook , of
Goode in our line west of New York, consisting
Parlor Furniture,
Chaaber-Setta, Sofia, Bureaus, garble-tap
Centre Tables. Extension
and Dining Taigas, Chain, 11014ntends,
Mirrors, Picture Frame 4,
Photograph Ovals, Cord and Tassels,
Etteellnugtavinge,
Oil Outtalk, Toilet Sundt, Workaozes.
Pictures, frt.
COFFINS AND BURIAL CASES.
Our Undertaker' p Deparband win at all
times be well supplied with everything in that
line. We base the
FINEST REARSE
In thth 'oration, not ervcepting an*thing . west
of New, York, and will attend Funerals within
a circuit of nocaty.Afiles, on reasonable term,.
G. H. VOORHIS.
N. I. Haas, Agent.
Athena. Jan. 25, 1868.—1 y
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS
MEM lIAICONON announces to the public
that be itillqxmthluee to manuacture end keep
on hand a large assortment of
CABINET FURNITURE.
Borealis. Tables. Bedsteads. Stands, Chain,
/sc., of every descniptfot. , which will be made
of the best materials, andlin he mostworkman
like manner. -
• Hayti* the inection of the public to inytwork,
wklcb shall no bersupssed in durability, at any
shop in the country, and my prices will te
found to be as low u the time c will admit.
Heady-made Coffins constantly on hand or
made to order. A good Hearse will be furnished
when desiredt.
.ing. 15,1865.
Inisce!Lantos.
aROCERY iEi rOirgION AND
G'+
JI)HN M B E T :IDETH . ,
(Main - et., Ord door south of the Rall Road
ouse) would moat respectfully invite the at
tention of the public to his large and well se
lected stook of •
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Whichket Is selling tko Suit the timesould
Fuses al all. Sibiu elan ,
t splendid
FEED STORE,
Which ti well situated to supply the canal and
Barclay coal • region at all times. ,Be keeps
•
constantly on hands large stock of
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS,
MOLASSES,
FLOUR, BUTTER, PORK, &C.,
Wbiei he Is reams cbsip roe csah.
The cilia= of Towanda and vicinity. will
please accept my thanks for their very liberal
patronage :for the last two years, and we
promise with their asaistancr to improve ev
ery opportunity to enlarge , oar bemuse, so as
to warrant_ iiifik.tion , Cali, and see us
agate.
JOHN Nenumra.
Towanda, July 10, 1887.
PARIS
THE SEWING MACHINE MOM.
WY JLE E L WILSO-Iti
CARRY, TEE {DAY! ,
The Wiliest mind= the oat/
GOLD - MEDAL
Par ; peneetioa la Sewing Iffachlaat has bees
awarded to the
WHEELER & wnsoti MANU
FAOTURING COMPANY.
•
Moro were eiedirtwo competitors, sad the
,s r mi aoog thtorestAtt4ool ad 'the azooomemakt of
WICKHAM & BLAdr,
4 1=t l i at to o r i Bradford
_County, sell Bien ma
Towanda:Sly 11;18 8 7.
ASH 'PAID fOll
VEith-SKINI3,
Alia, •
H4M,EMADE CLOTH
succunrotn) FOR WO OL, A?
D&YTON'S.
Tongds; Apill 8,1 . „
mu tiro, OR, exyx °THU.: Alt
ht poi Ilse, ordered at shot adios
DJ , edam st the' BOOM.
ova= i
Ara P
- 11:1KO . W
•-• • •
'are 11 1.1.' „:
lael:llll . Miii #4.411 - •Oid
4„Patioa.VMoalc Alans
4 1 0 0 1 1 kkill 11 1. 8 40 0 kArMIII.
Asa wigsongess: Lniq
. I!** arPoWiPt_gvA•
ANN A i wee AO* . 0.;
) I*EIBIDIHM 3 / 4 41/ ) -...11H-IVHOPI •
47777.. g r-77.71, 1
'ix's. or "TH=PUBLiO WITH 'AiWIT ( LO
_ _ anositOte
Oa"
'I .F011:101)101V;WE
i PULL lasoni*: 'o7t*ritOmeitiiiir
liClllOllO kilittOlp*Plifloo
ALL Tax POPIZAB PATENT ICE:DICINEEd
• PUNTS.' OIL. TNIPIN, ,
PAINT. AND VLIINIESH tßirsais,,
Inmerui r a ID 8 iIL•
riscrr AND Tonal , Arrzoiss OF EVIIRY
' 1 •-• _
itainnitho AND ?Lima zeraurrs;
ALK4GOZIA t 4WD ,RESINOIDIrt
All the Bari Tamar,
♦ abotim'AL ,iturPouirt..4s,
- Shoulder Braces,
nun naus, NlikLiC •SHELLS, AND
- snows,
Nursing Bid*el, fdyrlngea and Catheten.
• LABOR ABOOVIVINT OF:BAZ01111, ITIOIII,
Isms,
1:i 1 ):(e)(til V :111 i:4O g:tori ff1013:9*.4,1:1
AND 411.11 A!
A large supply Brunhes; for the Hat Ind Bair
Also forAhe Teeth and Nails, Tooth Pow
ders• 'and Pasteso Oils, Perfumery,
Soaps,. Coinbs, Hair Dye, lnvigor
aOrs.ao., KerOsene, Kerosene
Temps, Shades, Chimneys,
. Wicks, ite., ill of the
late it styles.
CHOICE CIGARS, TOBACCO AND SNUFF
•
Phytians supplied' at reasonable rate.
Medicines. d Prescriptions carefully , and ac
curately to pounded and prepared by compet
ent persons it all howl of the day and night.
Sunday hours from 9to 10 o'clock in the fop
noon, to 2in the afternoon.
Towanda, H.
Sept. 29, 1666. H. ,
Goar-
•
~tutljing.
CLOTHING CLOTHING
BEADY MADE AND MADE TO ORDER.
COLLINS,J. M.
lot door South of Coddlng & Bissell's, has just
received from New York a large and atractive
assortment of '
IJAVAMT/11 , 4451:W1)11911111:0 del
Our dock comprises every.article worn by
men and boys,
PILOT AND BEAVER OVERCOATS, BEST
QUALPIT BUSINESS SUITS OP ALL
STYLES. COATS, PANTS, VESTS,
SHIRTS, COLT ? ang),_WlE TIES, WRAPPERBi• DRAWERS &c.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Of every ;description.
&pada attentios i called to our stock of
()rifts, CASSMENES AND VESTINGB
Wide we will make ni to order on short notice,
• nice lane Of Fancy Canliners for Pants and
Coa
ollar ts. Later* style Hats andiCaps: Gents For
Cs. ."
Crittina done to . Order on sink. notice.
Bear In mind it ion wish to boy Clothing
CHEAP, and as good as represented, call at
Tenn. Cash. COLLINS'
Towanda, Dec.?. 1:
THE TEMPLE OF FASIIIOICI
' NEW STORE.
I.NEW 0 0 D 8 !
Ad entire New Roc* of Clothing bought is
ehe4 as before the war k to be sold with
- z ' hif A
~PR ITS !
..4.-.-
The undersigned 'Odd respectfully announce
to the citizens of Towanda and vicinity that he
has this day opened at the south Store of _
B IDLEM4N'S' BLOCK,
I .
Cliposite the Mines House,' Main Street, a
N I EW EgT)A.BLISIIMEIf--1 1
Oilteady Made Minut and Boys and Childrena
CLOTHING!
•
GIiNTS ' FIIIINISH4qd GOODS, HATS,, CAPS
&c., &c.,
that those gootia bought at very low fig or
*illbe sold with vent small profits. tints
tOstabliah w i a grmattenttradeln this place ,a
in (order to the confidence of parches e
will deal with thenti on a , hails of &Meat y
11 4egri. ti 7, sad all good, sold will be guars nt e
tot what they are represented to be, •
Iles. Come and examine the New Store of
ril
:1 wands, Ap
S 0 L 0 • N
& S N
•
Are now opening their general stock of
. ,
ROBING & SUMMEit, OLOTHING,
Far men and boys. The iumortmemt will
be:found the choicer they have ever offbred, se
laded with reterenoe to the wants of their .
trade. The y respectfully invite an examination
ofitheir clothing'. which is manufactured ex
pels/y*lr their trade, having a- buyer st all
times in the market we feel confident ta , give a
bonier at lower prior. than can. be obhdned
elsewhere: Also In store for the /trade a com
plete stock of
GENT'S
•
FURNISHING GOODS,
•- - WOE A 8 •
! '"LAIN & FANCY CASS. SHIRTS,
LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS,
LINEN COLLARS AND CUFFS,
?APER.COLLOS AND (WM,
SIISPENDEIIS, GLOVES, TIES,
HATS AND OAPS, ao
The entire goat lust be sold by Me first of
twist, next. We are offering greet barge ins,
we intend to remove,
_we leel eoulitteut In
riving
to oar hien& and onstamein,lon will
Audit to your interest to oall.=ae Wore Fir
phasing elsewhere, Be number thealso*
soiomoN a 8 0
No. 2, Petton's _
Ilowands,. NI, '47. - .. _ • ;
_
ARtARVEMENT
' 4l fa!
RQOI4;ANDr BOOK= STO'
parchued.thd
STO II IIII. I WO/13 - .11011 IL of J. J. G K ,
moit!iM , y belle the old 11110002 of the
t mad the Reline gesusrslly4o call &114 Or'
itoak. -
Wo AVMS&
NAMICLED CHAMBER BETS
Moo Phut Mud ar Want chamber
PROST&
/ • - - - .• •
ROOKERY STORE. :
WICKHAM •dc /Usk*.
dine silarged mad To fitted fhrlt , stil dad ei t ir
tra alifir.sl-Trii
~ ~kR
..#_A . ,&ritd aoortment•c[
e• • • 8901 c,
7 r 4.
-(:)'
.0 - - •
We propose to keep in connection with the
above a fall Wok of
0
Loier thins any other partiesin this region.
GLASSWA RE!
246 Greenwich Street:l doors below Rare lay at
GREEN GLASS BY PACKAGE
BRITANNIA WARE,
SILVER PLATED WARE,
•
CHANDELIERS; LANTERNS, &C.,
~::._
The best patent Fruit Jais 'in the market, to
be sold, at the lowest prices. A full line of
Looking Glossop. ,All kinds of .Glass Ware
made to order. Agent for Meridien Britannia
Compaty
H. JACOBS
ALyoRD - a BARBEL
it, •
VERY LA114:311.1
111
GLASSWARE,
El
MENA,
-YELLOW,
[JAVA,
AND
STO.tr,LW ARE .
SILVER PLATED, •
.4 s cid y A 'f
WILLOW,
*;-sf'iii . ikirii6 - 1',' 1.- Goois''
TABLE CUT wy.
In variety.
As we buy all our goo& from
'FIRST ''-gANDS;
We flatter ourselves, we cau sell
- GOOD.OOODS'
CLOTHS,
'c:OsnaEßEs,
D .
AND
TAILOR'S .TRIMMINGS,
9ktlysi,.pps!, qt4dity.
CUTTING
Ana '
MA=ii.A.CiIIRING
ISISM
Done to ordei,
• Agents for
( WHEELER & WILSON'S
And
SINGER'S . SEWING MACHINES
Towanda, March 7,1867
• ,la the Great .Depot for
- • f - •
CROCKERY DEALERS' GLASS WARE.
CONFECTIONERS' 44 Ai
DRUGGISTS' "
In fact all kinds of
/' iii. ) ll''S i liii i ii R.
AlsO, a etimplete assortment of
And
KEROSENE NVAIMJ
Bed brands of Kerosene 09.
J. TL WRIGHT,
226 Greenwich Street,
April 16,'67. 2 doors below Barclay, N.Y .
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
Purchased the entire interest of
R. H. PATCH,
In in the &in of C. ,B. PATCH CO., ill ;Low
prepared to 'offer to 'the citizens of Bradford
County and vicinity, a large and well selected'
stock of
GROCERIES,
Which I have PArc4 lll . l o for cash lind feel (raj
=
purchased elsewhere. I now o'er to the public
a splendid s to*of '
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS)
STARCH,,,§ALEBATIII3; - SPICES, &C.
Hate on hand a large stock of ‘.
`exitori non: (GRAHAM DO
EYE DO. BUOKWHEAT DO.
I . keep constantly on hand, PORK, RAMS,
.~ ~r= .. _
tenUclfi of , the imblieto oar Can't Be Best
STOOK OF TOBAOOO,
l i Vi. l T O r . P ric t I l ls r, l4 srf - 9 4. 41 11ted
'timothy, New York Chemical and *own Soap.
Pis no call sad examine oar stock of
WOODEN WARE.
Large' assortment of YANKEE NOTIONS,
rkfili i •lioll'i; eia &c. 4 the I‘.
sit cash price for 1 •
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Pumas give in a call before selling 'elsewl*e.
!i '' '''''' .!T •' f '' '': ll.ii _' - a ii3.:(IPIA1101i
411 persona iodelited to Um*. firm irlt
time call , and make immediate payment.
• C. B. PATCH
Towsada, Much 12,1841.; t
!i•ierittokia[tilitbinnis. '
Tlkß : 4 li :•i - i iro-31P 0 1 1_
AI ' 1 i , , Ic._
~. r • Z.' t-',
of , --,,..-!:: \ohm"' 5... 11...
,•.;',i 4- V i. ifialiPMFDlfiraNn.aiLlM ', / , :‘ l i-:
n a th ur , "ntb,; s o4lar g e4, 12.13001 a
, fiallinireedAelte' Is MAI ii,
mott
extensive variety, embracing many . Moles -used
iitilifor,TMeghludeliti A'AliztlY
With regard to their , wan, !
tisit . ,rW t which.; ,w p . . , elmataPtlYl:
pliea wan Its* *Welts
,oat' red'on to
most reasonable terms at I or. Retail,
`5 3 04, 1111 11M 5r.:, , ,, v• 1 / 4 i,A‘' , l' ,. ', 1
~.,
DRUB, MEDFlNES,:quzinous,
....,,,„ ,„, >. t:
• -
• ,', t liViii i' Ma, ” 1 " 1/119 , :, ',_
iktitititli;ii . iiiiiiikiviii.E,,
,
iiiiii,,iiiii- VANISH,' -oAsir
/ t
'r
' ' :. ' ' '.l Ana all kiwis a Brash ,- 1 ' s+:. •
•K E1L9 83 4 41- t `,,44, i c 9 ,4. _O/4
~,, AlcohollAnd Burningflal" 7' .
LLMPS, I3II4DES', *WKS,UthliNEill,
'• `, `lberia - Tit& Whale,iliaia l p:det°
, •
' +TANNRR'SiAND MACHINE 04 , 0,
\ F ile 7 ,lolll :T 9ll oA r 4r4 4sin 4 1 1....AtiVR1A0.7 ,
SPONGES, BRUSHES, SO API ; COMBS,
. - pomades, Hitli , Dyes, I b ertii i cry;:''
POCKET BOOKS, PORT M0N4,18,
Pocket 'Knives, Minors;
WO*: SPri 4740.1A4M PR""4"l°34
PURE WINEfil AND LI trORS,
•
' ' For • Medicinal use, '.. • '
TOBACBO, SM/77 - .1 PIPES A CWARTAt
Garden, Field and Flour Seeds, Trusses, Sup.
porters, Sttipensorl es, Shoulder Bruns,
•-•
Breastlo P,ll 4l l2 lp pa ile r s eet iVß g pl ai e u rlie l lts ar4 l n g '
IR kids, Syringes, Bed Pans, Self-a n
Sealing Fruit Jars, Thermometers, •
Flavoring
Extracts,
S ' o w r i es, i l l'atl3 G rle i rc s
and Stove Blacking, Fish Tackle, Ammon'.
MI
tion.&c. Botanic. Eclectic and Homcepath•
lc, Medicines, and all the Pontalar Patent
M'E"D:ICINEB.
,
All articles -warranted as, reprcsented. Per
sons at a distance can receive their orders by
stage or mail,. which will receive prompt and
careful attention. •
DR. PORTER'S PREPARATIONS
FOR FAMILY USE,
Known as kale and Reliable Rem edles_ , are war
ranted for what they are intended 'to give satis
faction, viz.: •
Dr. Porter's P ectoral, Syrup, f 'coughs,
eoldai hart eamplaiatiote.boacil 00
Dr. Porter's Eclectic •Pille,forhiliou s corn- •
&int/ and odd :eathartic.... 25
Dr. Porter's Sanlfer Syrup, for Iserojula
skindiseaser, 4tc ' ,j 00
Dr. Porter's Uterine Tonic, for female toes*
tress 100
Dr. Porter a Tonic Elixir for' siren cuing
A the system, 1
Dr.l'orter's Tans - y Schnapps,.for liver and
kalney complaints 1 00
Dr. Porter's Comp. Syr. Hypophcisphites,
for nervous debility ; 1 00
TQ. Porter . s Blackberry Balsam. fur diar
rhea, &e. 35
Dr, Porter's Family EmbiocationjOi sprains
braises,ll.3rs
D. Porter's Peatora.V l M/stars, fore hoarse- ;
neat, sore throat, 2$
'Dr. Porter's Wormgrefers, for 'expelling
woritieti 25
Dr. Porter's WorihliByrclp, for c
,termina.
ging timins 7" 35
Dr, Porter's Intant Relief, for crying babies
' eolici 4-e 26
, Dr. Porter's Ce ai t h tl e lo Snuff, for i catarrh - •
25 I
Dr. Porter's Toothache Drops, filr
tooth
ache' k .; . 25
'Dr. Porter't Tooth Po w der, far preserving '
tea • -26-
Dr. Porter's TriCogene, for , dressing and 60
growluir the hair , 50
Dr. Porter 'd TricoPhile, tor beautifying the
. ..... ....... 50
Dr 4 Porter's Odoriferous , rous Bitampoo,fr clean-
ing the hair 50
Dr. Perter's Hilletif Flowers; for beautify:,
ing the complexion 10
Dr. Porter's Pile O'utment. for • external
piles . • - ' 100
Dr. Porter's French Compound, for scald
' ing urine 1 1. 00
Dr. Porter's Medicated Figs,: for habitual
constipation . 1 00
. Dr. Porter's Healing Salve, for cuts.wFandp
• ' &c 15
Dr. Porter's Lip Salve, for * clapped lips.... 25
Dr. Porter's Eye Salve, for Inflamed eyes.
Dr. Porter's Eye Wateri;forinflamed eyes..
• • Wa i t Re mo ver, ..
Dr. Porter'S corn and - Wart Remover, for
cts and Umbra
Dr.Porte:'s C nstipation•P Us, for costive-
Dr. Porter's 1" on * Pills, to; peer, blood ....
•
Dr. Porter's Citrate Hagnesia l , for a pleas
ant catharric.: L ~.:
Dr. Porter's Liquid Rennet, for making nu
tr.tionii diet for invalids
Dr. Porter's Extract 'Vanilla, for flavoring.
•
ice cream, diti
Dr. Porter's Extract I.emon, for, flavoring
ice cream—large bottles
br. Porter's Oriental Cement,liu mending
broken glass, .kc
Dr. Porter'S Liquid Gine; for repairing
Weed w0rk......
Dr. Porter'ir Cleansing Plind,for easy wash-, .
" ' • ing . •
Dr. Porter's Bed Bog • Poilson, for killing
bugs. . ,
Dr. Porter's Fly Poison Paper, for killing
_ iltes
Dr. Porter's - Rat and lifice4Poisim, for ex
terminating • ts .... ...
Dr. Porter's Benzine, for remiatirig spas
from clothes. 4 - 25
Porter's Black ink, In pint betties 25
a• in bulk by the gallon 00
Dr. Porter's Horse and Cattle,Powder4 for
diseases of animals,... _ .:. ... 4
Dr. Porter's Horse and Cattle Letionl- for .
sprains, galls, Ace ' ,60
Dr. Porter's Ring-Bone and Spavin Cure;
' for lathe horses - 50
Medical advice given gratuitously at the °Mee t
charging only for medicine.
Or Thankful for past lihsval patronage*onld
respectin:ly .announce to his friends :and th
public, that, no pains, shall be spared to Satisfy,
and merit the continuation of i heir confidence
and patronage. ,
H. C. PORTER, N. D.
. I
Dee. 18,1866.—yr
R EOONST I trI7OI3IONI.
•
Theltroirite Clothing ' store of . Elhlirm, is re•
cnustinoted by , , • ,
COHEN &. ROpENFIELD,
Who beg to inform the citizens of tbir place
and vicinity, that•they will es hereto:pie keep
a good selected stock of , •
READY MADE 'CLOTHING;
GENTS FURNISHING. GOODS,
f •I ^ •
WHITE UNDER SJIIRTS
, - •
WHITE; OVE'B , SHiRLTS
•
4vgaw4,.5. Jam,
1 •
PLAIN & FANCY CASa: SHIRTS
PAPER COLLARA AND GliThr t
LINEN COLLARS,. 'SUSPENDERS.'
GLovEs, TIES -" "
~HATE` AND :CAP% - BAGS,. •
reduciton
Which . will be _sold at a great
Call iirgl see.,
"40METT
• liQz
t!
Towanda, May 30;180 ''-'"
A. It-R-104W if OTEL
$
$ .;
1 I,L• •
T . OV A N Ai.
Aiiiviihr purchased thV Svelllnowii ofel OS
midge Street, I have refurnished ,and refitted
it vitia' every convenience for the accommoda
tion of all who may - patrOnhte - 1110: Noising will
be spared to make - ell pleagantakretabkr.''
May 3, '66. tt. J. 9 T4T,1 1 N,Prop.t'
• -
2T0114
311.,
13IIIIR AS
AND DItAVEREIj
Pmia.
or`twari" , T
.
, •
LECTEIV.st • oti 'OP
s
' , 4 •Jl9:,
GOODS.: I
• --• i ;
'to ! a i iidattoniad r
oity wit - id*. which
the aim Cheap for CEA. A largiincpweitt,
•:if,!Ori,CIOOKINO-OTOVISe4I
Auldl i thii i iiitht, ttbe' :deidritide hea#ierijiat: 1
-Thinliawitifnlstove uniaquissedforticemo.:
my: ; is a perfect baker:Ws Alit best
COOK STOVE...in .thiLnalutet. • Among their
heating Stoves niaplie found a, great ,variety
Mathis ferevery - place where stove itle used ?
aitcyveptrikAttrf
Alamo: irtockmanutaototottfiptik ` the' jrety best
matitrianind by exPerienOtd ir?kkman. ,A 7 Teri
fnlit!isoFt*lat'or
111411 111 ALB 4ND . kti4
/allow York prices.
•
RQVBE AWPAZA I 494 7141111155313,
-TOOiLB• FOR TILE
the Tionce Joiner. =a' Virikenter'.
for 814 *Mithe--To94.l6r,ey:pryWy.
WINDOW EiAl3ll AND GC.isB:ffiltiTs.,,ol.l:B
•, • .
AND vataitslize s *Aninc*biL, amp itzfizoitgg'
j AND,
OROOENE LAmPs; .vvibS4
• - , •ciiimmys, •••
•,
BELTIS4 ,TABLE AHD; PDCEE7_CQ.TLFrU,
BRITTANNIA . PLATEDWARE, .
-Eef4 . Pei . . 1 44 1 4 n. Pumpsi
-
Water Pipes,. Grilditonei ciqui fizturei,
E 8.-0 &ES E L 4..N.TER N S,
105 WORN, dOtie - with dhspiteh. Lamps re
paired.. Fluid - Lamps and Lanterns altered and
fitted to burn Kerosene,: ,*
Grain, Old Iren,,Castlig,tosd Wrought. Scraini,.
Coppe:r, Brass, BrittanniarßeeswaX, Feathers
and Rags taken in exchange forgetals.
•
Hi hest price In cash , paid for: Sheep Pelts
and vars. •
Sir OUR GOODS, have been purchased on
the nay down system and' wilt be sold for
BEADY PA). • • • • •
rani A. CODDLFG, CODDING
c. s. arasisz..L.
Itowaltla,ldarch 10, ISejt. ;
, .
• 14 .
1 ci 1:13 . 9,
' g 2
I, 26 . .3 '.lll - MI • ' tr .
Ot• t : CI
-2 4 .? g _t:
L ...0-
• g O'i .
W ci: .4, 4
• '.* 4 '-' ; ,
~. . z .tV
I "'o t'• CD 0
o• 4 •
~
~,, a • f ...., :
~
.. .
MARSHALL BR?TaERS
Wish to Call the attvatipti of the publie to
their new Stock of
•
HARDWARE,
• PARMIN'H
BLACK SMITHS' TOOLS, '
and CARPENTERS', TOOLS.
Also, a large assortment of . •
Window Glass, Sash, Paints, Oils, '
•
;Patty, Varnishes; and Paint •
and Varirdel:r,firtuthes
of ail kinds,' Which will be sold , for the lowest
Cash price. , a Sine assortment of
KEROSE4E LAMPS..
of every style and pattern to snit the publlo.,
Lamps repaired and changed from OlL,ank
MO , to „Kerosene.
Pirticular attention paid to the raannfaduring
of ill kinds of • -
TIN WARE.
JOBBINGASOMPTLY ATTZWDZD'IrO
We have on)iand's tine article of • '
• GLASS.FIiti-I.T •J ABS, '
with improved self-sealingdorits, and
H,TIRITETIO BE - A - LINO-CANB:,
which is one of the - best cans nsed.. • •
' 24,1865.
riIWENTY-FIVE YEARS EXPERI
_a. ENCE IN DENTISTItY.
, J. 11, - Sxrru, V. 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 four yearS. Be would say that from his
long and successful
_He
0f.25 years duration
he is fa:Millar 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• itilhe vicinity to do
work the best adaptedlo the many and•different
cases that present themselves oftentimes to the
Dentist, as be understands the art of, making , his
own artificial teettf,rand has - facilities for doing .
:the same. ' To requiring under sets of
teeth be wouldialLattention to his new kind of
work which consists of porcelain for both plate
and . tedth, and forming a continuous gam. It is
more durable, more natural in mpiaearanco; and
much better adapted.to the gum than any other
kind of work. Those in need of the sa.ue are
invited to call Mid examine - speciniens. Teeth
filled to last for yea is and oftentimes for life:—
Chloroform, Ether, land " Nitrous Oxide "
pd-
Ministered with perfect safety, as aver foutelum-
dred patients withp): the last four years can tea,
" ,
I' will be in Towanda from the 15th to 30tleof
'every month, at thifofflee of W. K. TAYLOR,
-(foncerly occupieoy , Dr. 0. H. Woodruff
Having made arruhgements with Mr. Taylor, I
am prepared to do all work in the very best
style, a. his offic en: -- • April 23, -1567,
_ .
-nit. .VANRY,ISKIRK, 'OPERATIVE
1., AND MECIIAOCAII' DENTIST, has opened
I le
rooms in the Bet . man Block, directly oppo
site the Means lit , for the practice 01 - 4iS
prole:tided, and is 'epared at all times to gli`r
form all operationsibelougleg to Dentistry. The
different.kinds of - tiate Work, will be recom
. mended actor lag p.their honest Merits. ;Nat
ural Teeth tilled sAd restored to Biel' original
'beanly, with materlal the best 'adapted to each
-indrifdatrt ease: The gre?test ,cage and atte n -
Lion !OR be given Yo' the correction of irregaz
'arnica and the *motion ol Teeth. . In 'this
Department of pmOtice, the- Doctor 'would say
he claims an amount of skill. and experience
equal to that posataied by any one in this or
any 'kith& coUntry# :Teeth
.any
be extracted
without pain, by the hl3O of gas;: chforotornio:
ether; and in a mannar,very satisfaitory to.pa,
tients, as the'testimony' of hundreds can be
4
zure
shown. , Please cal and examine specimens of
=work, and be d of the.' correetness Of
the statements. A vice and consultation 'will
be cheerfvlly and gratuitously 'given.
•
Towanda, itine 6j 1867.—but. - ,s,
WHOLESALE MUSIC . DEPOT'
L . , B. POWELL,
Scranton, Pa.; Dealer in OhlokeringlaPkinos,
Deoker'a Pianos, ,Ilason, Hamlin's Cabinet Or
gans. Treat;LAndsleylc (lo'e Meloaeoas., and all
of gusted instruments, Sheet Hosio• and Music
Books. Orders from Dealera Teachers
'molt* rUcited. Addres3,_
B: POWELL
• , • ADlTMansylranta'Avenne; Scranton ) Pa.,
' Hsieh 28;1867. 13nt... • '• ' '
„ ,
10/00E-BINDERY.--TEM-PUBLIC
JUP reiptiothilly informed that the Moot.
Bini ham been removed to the Argue .Build:
ingi 3dstory , where will be sione • 1 •
. ~ • .•••••
.",- 11:,0 0 IC-IVI 1,7
W ill Ihunrions ,blanches, fermi as' tea.
'notable as" the times "will allow.. The*Blnd
ery will be andel , the Charge of ..
• 4.) •
, - I .lt. .
An experienced Blddet, aid air work lie'
ppmptly done, In . ;a style end manner whittle
'cannot be excelled. Music, Magasinsi, New*.
papers, Ohl. &HAW &et,. bound humors variety
of style. Particular attention - will, be , paid to
the - klingaad 11 j ~ading of
MOE , BOORS,
'-tikamgastred...paitinl,'lsidett In. qualltyani
'tt""`,,ilieLlarnnt'ioz- deny ery when
ready
Aite gistr s hro onbp 'pub li c is uolleged, and
'pulse stf, On atarrudeed.
Towanda, August 2, 166.—tf
icarAVING Aliro,llol4ET SOAPS;
fire 1616 cheap at the , DlEws Imictht
; A as
41rtTR
OLE:"as the ,al..'
1118041.4iANEOUS , .1100/ISi AT
it .the .I'=. • 11111041110011..:,:
AnatVatterusir*t.
i 0 sia
„witAkis
THUS(11E1B8
ItLOODl43o4 lll .4lll4le , sP r Al‘;
7.'
BLOOD'S 01114114 TED,. 414p:14E74 'AND
1" t
.44:1(1) .:a ilinitr - 1 1 0 - .WE ' ll ' El#
To scathe aoinorootore - PrePared to au °rdiri
- - •
ltatg canficakozielt 19. 10301;0C AMotow.: Hu,
I lta 44,14 r .actrag - i ,
time i nor expenie in. perfedting . outr 'nfitiliTato,r
and claim to have --*--1—
, •
411isV , spEttATOR e
more perfectly; atid Nrithrnirpower: than any
other - maitit4arel 7Otsr Macht oes can earn
11901114 •11
of the
e very shriple?-ln •:etmsirnOtlon:Cheing 'oom,
prlseat.in 114 piece, dciprittot reatilre
a znechsnlitta thbio d me- thnnt ; •thei
areall atanntactlized r ztoder our personal super
!Non, and we . . ,
citAiratiowiak :WORLD
fie
Oliotrbetierto,Oriditanshlp Or ;material.,
tor machine is set,up sad . • •
MIS
THOROUGHLY. TESTED UN DER MOTION,
„ At0n0110 0 1 4 .13, 1 4! ) F#T..... and Warranied la, fie 614 - Working Order.
"Tkey : have-been in priietlpt 'patriot sereral
leafs; so; that se are- not;, advertisinft 'sizes!
w• altos every geoon. eAchr• better that `.ia , -
think ever betore ()ALTO _to the public." Th 7
can be attached W livad Powers, Sweep Pow
ers:Basra:lm Water Pfiwer, and, tor' ' ,
Y , •
;my, iheir
Perfection-ol '' Pi'fe949l-
611321 14its not'been
, .t ICES
() r
Are as , low ai those of say ()titer manufacturers
and . partles.destring to pnronase.frill.ilpd Into
Elie, r inteifit to examine our stock before,per.,
,chasing elfewhere. '
. . , . .
PRICE LISTS:FURNISHED
'6l; klucy ui„.'-,
A GRICULTURAI MACHINES
Onliand, and Mill Work; Engines. Boilers and
machinery. of 41 kinds got up - to:order. prompt;
11+ and ou layprable..terrus.
4thet, .A
NORT4
, -
AND
MAVIIINTI SHOP',
Sitciated on e;east of Atari Street,
T OVA N DA, BRADFORD CO.; PA,
lanow.lirtpated to furnish
pilifouL/k4 SAW MILLS,
. SHINGLE--' : MACHINES ,
Ot"lhe test. qual4:mlitt tie - latest Approve
(Ma., ell 15kula of Jlachinery for .f.lonrukg and
STEAM ENGINES,
MADE & REPAIRED, •
STEAM WHISTLES,
•
• STEAM - ()AGUES,. -
• GAUGE 'COCKS,
- OIL CANS,
Fluidal:4 at ahort . notioe. -
BOLT CUTTING,
Done from ioli inches in diameter.
FORGING ' -
01. heavir wrought ,:sirork,!for • Bridges, and'all
other purposes, done to, order, Also, large
assortment of ' - -
COOKING' &lIEATING . STOVES,
Coal and . Wood Burners.' Furniture for Cooking
Stoves, Slove Pipe, TiThWare, Boat Pumps,
.PlOws, Cultivators -
,ad Lempers; kept constant
ly on hand. • " •
DRAWINGS•& SPECIFICATIONS
Of all kinds of machinety for mills and other
purposes prepared by •
WAARENAELL
•
Foreman, who has hadlarge experience la this
branch of the Wittiness, • - • •
.. • . JOHN CAithie.w.
Towanda, 15 . ,et. 29,1866.-19. . • , •
CARRIAGES, WAGONS -SLEIGHS
THE OLD ESTABLISH: ENT STILL IN OPER;
FELLOW/3 i. COANDALL & CO.,
Snecessors•to Reynolds, Vellows &Co., are now
offering and ae prepared to furnish on short
notice, Wagons Carriages and fi•eiglui r of all
descriptions sand of the latest and most appro
ved style, and of the best material at the old
stand opposite the Union Rouse, in .the
tral part .of Alba ,Borough, • Bradford county,
The public are &saved that the repitation
the shop has Required daring the last six years
under the superintendence of J. H. Fellows, will
be more than maintained, as he will superin
' tend the work as heretofore he haring long been
and having had much
,experience• as a Carriage
and • Sleigh • Builder,- would assure the public
,_thataio pains will be: spared by the above firm
to make the establishment. worthy of 'their pat
ronage:. Thankful as-one of - the old firm for the
patronage thus, far. extended, we'hope to merit
a continuance of the same. . •
N. it,—We, the •undersiglied, being practical
mechanics, can manufacture and, offer to the
publlo at pricestliat will defy coLipetition. • •
, , • , JAILES H. FRU OWS
,
". ••• C. CRANDALL,
' • G.
Alba Borough, Apr 1116,11388. ly. •• 1
'W ; ANDA•QA'RRI.AGE
"•• FACTORY.
The undersigned respectfully announce to the
public that theylkaie purchased the
CARRIA4i - 5H!.64
H. DRAKE,
And are now:-pkepar "to build work
LA EST STYLE;
..•
And
niijst' workmanlike nninnee. They wil
constantly keep on hand assortment at' spied
TOR ;:ksitsi OPEN BUQGIES,
FAMILY . CARRIAGES, "
:DEMOOBLT - AND:I,I*BEf(WAGONE;
- OEM AIM • TWO .81.1.3113? .
~L T BA.NY BL J Et(G .H
W Q I/K. WMOX=FOD-
REPAMThwr pronilit4 atte Laek,,#o at Tea
amiable priv!iu
r • Bnsurr , ri ernraTP
Toitatida' May 9 1867 iy -
'N—WW P LAN ;•br - G1 .11 , 11 e 'L
The undersigned having built a large — and-cnin-:
minions Mill in the .Borough - of Towanda, and
filled It the most.,modeni_And improved
5 1bachinery, for - the manufactiro of .
`W/NDOW &
FO sPitred to 1111:' orders , whether' iturge or
,m P. , a# :open the shorttst' notioe. We have
also' a large• variety of NOULDINGEI, of, the.
latestittyle and pattern,'which the
s can faridth
much cheaper than they caw be worked:by,
ToNgirkinsra;
OEOYEihT
Asn)tatema. ' ,
ind all other work pertaititag to Joinery, Mill
.be done to Suit ontetunomers, , -. L 1 r".
Persoi building; and not living 101111 than
• twelve. foultew alias distant;. wilr End le
tally f r their interest to bny,of Wag
tho pin:dn and- worked. by our, suchinety,
yp,nr;griai.OF Maori*. or pt ei lumber:
pall lota teats" ^is is f have' it
ground attend tithe it bobie with yam-
We willq CAEN:for PINE ifs , • HEMLOCK
LUMBER vered our Jumber yard. Come
aid 'toe tut, iiifityou can't - 44:mM_ ;writ& . „
• 3: 1 410DGEP43 .11.; 'cp. '•
Towanda 1eu.,481111. ... . ;
BLOOD fr. .CO:
-BRANCH FO INDRY
AND
ATIOIi
/ 1 10(11k 1111 414W 4 1- lit --
OWANDA' INS
p a ceettai i iia avla in
I
tor•the foffostiiertffknoitit and ret+stWe C
nm
Oalee Soistabyea Bit ek.
itinftate•Ambit it . $
itinklitsualagos Cowart, i%
riPtfogiirs, ColuN
; • • ..541 ono
Lintz 411 14+0 A "1:11 , 76Lol000lr. "
Furs'Asto Lui bestraixOs Co. • •. 4 -
Copitikligalgoiro . id 110eTired Fou . a.
.114;271,qi
• !i_. ll lta.,___ r iaihtt. 77l /144841t;sii onr• • t 1;800,o)
'B,oojrsozoloms, oprard: (Csolci) 11,01
••; . )
giqr*W.l„ND (Tomy&KY.
• Harlfo, d
. • . .... ..
_ ,
wyounio braussenamou ComiPANY.• t
... ," Mum,
Nous Amami 'hum: branuaci.
• Co l .; • (41.1x4dental)
•-•
4500,000
Cotib*Prov? Ilitresuulrrill • -
C0... , /kW . 0 .574 Qrs.,
Ca p ital lo.ooo,ooo
Towanda, Feb. 20,1266--tf ,
HARTFORDIIVE STOCK Iti 6 C
RANCE VOMPANY . '
• -" • ' - oarrrai. $500,000.
Climb atisebt , Nov. 1 ; , 1866,- - $155,2961,3
• Insures on all :kinds of live: stock. agiifilt
theftand ttagt from any cease. .
•
H. B. IfcliE.S,
Jam 10, . 1867 • •'• " • Agent.
Ped.. Sth).the Mare " Lady Mate," owned.l4
-Dennis P. - Flagg, of Boston, Maas., accidentally
received a kick from another horse, breaking P.
bei lett fore leg, above the knee, rendering it
-necesaary to kill her as an act of hamiaily rqr,
eared In the Mattford,Live Stock Immo.. ace c.. la ;
pan .. Loss paid 4ec. 6th 1867.
LIFE AND, ACCIDENTAL
!NSUIL&NCE.
4 . O.IrIUL ICBM= ovzs •,
SEVENTEE4V ,MILLION DOLLAR'S
C. S. RUSSELL,"
rote rug rowrwixo riatunto lIIILLOLS CO E IPANyN
Gaunt' li'mus It higatisiTterinurics/ -
',Coxrauy Philadelphia, f
Capital and earplug , over "$850,000
Roux il4oaaNcat Co3tra)iy„ ' t
' Of Arm- Vp:rk .
Capital and entrails, over.... -
INSURANCE CONSARY OP biORTR -
AMERICA. Philadelphia.
Capital and surplus, over $1,700,000
MANEILTRAti INSVILANGWCO ' KPANT,
Of New-Fork.-
. Capital and armpits, over s9oo;qou
. •
E*."1"131PRIIIE InitRANbIS CISMPANT,
Of
.Plidadelidiia.
Capital and eurplua. laver
ANTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, ~ ,
Of Neer-York.
- Capital acapurplus, over
PuraAm 413U1a1108 COM'ANY,
Of &Ilford, Conn.
Capital and earplug, 0ver...., .
MUTUAL LiFslxecsiatos COMPANY, I
• • - Of Neff-York.
Capital and durpicus,over.:
TITAYRIIMEM Iwo COMPANY, 1
Of 'Hartford, Conn.
Capital mid parplos, over
Risks - taken on alt kinds of Property; •at a,
low ratesas by any otherreliable Companies.
NZ' Folieles issued and Losses, if any, ad
jested at this Agency,thereby saving the trouble
and expose of going elsewhere for settlement. •
• W Office at the HardwheretStore• of Cod
ding- h Rnaiell . C.S.RUSSELL.
Towanda, Feb. 7,1886:---tf
. .
THE - INSURANCE: COMPANY
A_ • OF NORTH A MERIOA.:
• Office No. 24 Walnut Street,- P.hilidelphis
.This CompanY are now prosecuting the bu
ness of Insurance fremloss or damage by F'i ir
on Buildings, Merchandise. Furniture, ti
throirghout .the State of Pennsylven% on rib, r
al terms,for long qr short Periods • l or perm.thtLt
1y 'of . Buildings , by a deposit of ilremtani.
The prompt paytneatof claims for * losses du
lug the period of nearjy 70 years that the Cow
. pany has been in esistence, entitles them to b
confidence of the pnblic,.•
DnISCTOUL — Arthur G. Coffin, &race' tis.
Jones, John A Brown, Charles Taylor', A ta!,t,-e
White; .Jno. M. Neff, Richard, D. Wood, s%
Welsh, Wm. E. Bowen, James N. Dickson.
'Morris Wain, John Mason, Geo. L.l liarmob.
Francis M. Cope, Edward H. Trotter4Edware
Clarke, Wm, Cummings. ' •
• ARTHUR G. Corm+, Pea at. °
C. S. ItiIBSELL, Agent, Towanda.
FARMER'S MUTUAL FIRE Us l.
I . itANcE COMPANY
OF MIDDLE . E'ENNSYLV/Ntt,
Office in Dinville,MOntour Count, Pennit
Capital
.
The Farmers Mutual Fire' Iffituance Corupany .
of Middle. Pennsylvania wadiniorporatea by the
Pennsyliania Legislature, in the year 1859, for
the Mutual InsumneezefiCorintry property only,
and immediatelytherealter commenced its oper
ations on that pr inciple,: which has been strict
ly adhered to since.
All losses have been 'promptly paid out at the
Premiums collected on application for insurance
-without making any assessments.
• Theltisnrce Of Country property only. the
low sites c,hirgedUcir Insurance„andthe prompt
payment, of losses are deemed a sufficient recom
mendation Of the Farmers Mutual • Fire lent
once Company - of Middle Pennirlvania, to 3'
Owners of safe class country property.
P:JOIDIElON; ww. Ptiv.mrs,,;Presl
LUCIEN MYER;
' Agent, Towanda. Pa
March.6,'66
B RADFO.RD. COUN.TY
REAL ESTATE AI; ENcY ,
H. 8., MdKEAN, REAi. EerATE AGENT
'Valuable Farms, Mill Fopeities, City and
Town Lots for saki, , ,
Parties having property for Sale will Lind it
to their advantage liy ',caving a iiescrilot , ..n
the same, with terms of sale at this agency. f.l
parties are constantly enquiring for fru m.
• \ H. B. MCKEAN.
Beal Estate Agent:
Office ldontaziye's Block, ToUltuda, - -l'a.
29; 1867 - ; •
•
LII . IVEIiPOOL AND . 1.01 Do N AN 1)
. GLOBE FIRE AND LIFE', I Stz , RANC
COMPANY.—Office, 45 William St.,
Broadway, N. Y '
,Capital,rplus and Reserve . Funds
. (Gold) $16,7,71,. , 7 6
Asada in.the . Uulted States; over::.. 1,90 ,000
Daily. Premiums, upwards - cif (gold).. 17,0 01 )
The 7 shaniholders .pergenally responsible ior
engagements of the company. Al[ Flitec.topi
most be shareholders:
thoacioas Dr New Yost. —Francis Coatuet,
Esq. Chairman, Henry Grinnell, Esq., Deputy
chairman,:-Joseph "Gaillard, Jr., Esq.. M
Atchitald;Esq.,ll: B. M. Coastal .• Aexander
Hamilton, :Tr., Esq., Robert Cr Ferguson,. -
Alfred tell, Esq., Resident Secretary. _
ander Hamilton, Jr.; Esq., Counsel 01 itk'a•d"..
Rank--CaramawrA
The Policies of this Company 'are issued by
well-known American citir.ena resident - in New
-York, who aro Directors and Shareholders,
co neatly, with the other Shkrehuldirs. arc
indict - liable for all the engagerneros Lq.
, the Company ; all Policies are signed 4y, theta :
all claims are payable in cash oa proot or 10,S.
withota , deduction for interest,' and nj4, as
astral, sixty days - after. presentation OT proJI.;
; They expire at six o'clock. P. M. and nut 3b
noon. Life* insurance' effected, sad liiinhuities'
granted on favorable terms, - ' I .
lj. B. HOBEAN;Agen t.
April 23,1867; -
OR,S'EHAY FORK
.DRAKE, 811.1,4- AMMON . % PATENT.
. Patented July 31 • 11344.
•
,Theoti.iluseriberwonid respectfully call the at •
tention of Ferment to the latest and greats
Invention in the wags, Horse! Bay Forks and
CUtten.. This forklallghler„cheiper, and bet
ter'more durable, and less- liable to break or
get . out-of repair; thin anb , ' one now offered to
'the public.' :it la propoSed that the fork shill
atakt.l npon its merita and Ls warranted to work
perfectly and give better . satisfaction than an'
fork In the world. ftlt• is alder, work for the
Man whcfultek 4,lb o 9,tanntinage•it with e 4-1
and itla a first rate - hay knife. It is a splend id
article, please look at it. •
• For Jule by COfiding.dt. 'Russell, Towanda, L.
inlithodYs ihwtf•
June 28.1867,4nA
J. PARLOR SETS, at '- •
TIIIIIOTOGRAPIEUALBIIMS OF AL
.A. sine an* itsylea. et the r, NNWB ,Boosi .
APREAKFAST, DINING, EXTE
SlONand Parlor Tables, se PROSTI3.
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$3,750,CC0
1356 co)
s7si l
$701,01
58,00 , 1 000
$600,000
4357,uu0 pa
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