_
lgtiatifimd.
Rotation.
"Why is rotation necessary This
is a frequent inquiry 'with practical
men. -Supposing a crop carries off a
certain specified amount of inorganic
substances from the soil; 'each - of
which is indispensable to its develop
ini-ot,it follows, as a matter of course
that the cultitatioh of that crop, fur
'several consecutive years, will ab
stract do far from the supply in the
soil as ultimately to deprive it of the
power of producingit. But all crops ,
do not exhaust the soil of the same .
special substanCes, and , hence, if we
• cultivate - Indian
s corn for a couple of
yearalu Eruccessiati,on ono field, and'
then potatoes,,trirnips, peas,beaus,or
carrots, we shallfind -that the latter
are by no means stultified from any
lack of, nutriment--eaoh finding, its
appropriate aliment, and in aufficient
quantities . . tv insure its het. !thy
growth and matuFation. There are
-rmany-prganic substances in the soil
whic - lth; corn plait does not speelal
ly require or appropriate, and which
are' consequently: not exhausted by
its cultivation,iihtle each of them are
essential to the growth of some other
vegetable-' Hence it is that when
these are grown alternately, the:pro
ductive powers of the soil are not se
rapidly exhausted, and fertility is
kept up by a wort of recuperative pro
cess • the organic element necessary
for the 'development of one crop hav
ing time to accumulate while the soil
is occupied bpanother crop by which
they are not required.—
many sections of the country the
Indian corn crop is one of prime.ina
portance, consequently it is frequent
ly cultivated for two, three, and even
four years in succession on the same
field ; but I have observed, whenever
this practice has been injudiciously
adopted, that after the third season, I
generally after the second, there-is
an obvious falling off; even when lib
eral manuring is adopted. Very few
farmers, therefore, who consult their
own interests, and who have had the
I.enefit of experience and observation,,
ar found to favor it either in theory
- ter practice.
By- adopting a judicious system ok
rotation and adhering rigidly to it,
with the assistance of copioutifinanu
- ring—returning to the' soil More, it
possible, than the crops catty otr—
a y land may be restored iu a condi
tion of high fertility ; while by an op
posite course, it will as certainly be
exhausted and "run out."..
It is a principle with me never to
attempt the cultivation of a crop
which I cannot afford to manure well,
and this should be the policy of every
farmer. One had better ran in debt
. for manure than exhaust his- soil by
,t!ropping without it, or, perhaps, had
:getter suffer his land to rest until ma
nure can be made.—Germantotou Tel
egraph.
SOWING GRASS SEkns.—The impor
llama of sowing grass seeds evenly,
and staciently thick to occupy every
part of•the ground, to the exclusion
()Tweeds ' ca mot be : pressed on the
minds of farmers too forcibly..
In many cases there are not half .
the number of plants of the artificial
grasses which could profitably stand
on the allotted space of ground. The
space unoccupied by good grass is
wasted, and it would be equally reas
onable for a farmer to let his cows
remain with half the milk in their ud
ders as to permit his fields, that have
been-duly and properly prepared for
the reception of grass seed, to remain
half covered with plants, and yet this
is a spectacle which we annually see
exhibited in the &ids of many . , who
. are styled pretty good farmers. Na
ture never works this way";_ give her
time, and don't counteract her efforts,
and she fills every space with some
vegetable production. Au intelligent
farmer, who is fully aware of the im
portance of having his fields evenly
set with grass roots, states that in
.owing gr:tss seeds he first passes
over the ground, strewing about half
the quantity proper to put on, and
then he crosses the field sowing the
other half, and in this way he disper
t-es the seed morwevenly, and he is
less likely to leave vacant spaces or
the occupation of weeds. This plan
sowinktakea double the time to
perform the work,but it is done much
letter, and amply compensates for
lie extra labor bestowed.
Every farmer should make strum'-
, one efforts to cause two blades of
grass to grow where but one grew
before, Ntid then his ultimata will not
- be likely to cry out with- the empty
belly-ache.
Tnr. Buw QUESTION.—The • Western
New York Fruit-Grower's Society bad
a discussion at its last meeting on the
question of the value of birds upon
the premises of fruit-growers,and the
burden of the comments was against
' fostering them, particularly the rob
iii. -Some of the leading fruit-grow
ers were down on'red-breast,and rec
, ‘antuended the shooting of as many
as would clear the premises One of
the speakers was a friend to hawks,
crows, and owls, but said the robin
was very destructive upon cherries
strawberries, (Ste.°
Another, and a solitary one, atigtr
cated birds. He said he had au abun
dance of buds and an abundance of
fruit, &c. Our own premises are full
of birds, and we encourage them to
take up their abode about us in every
• possible way. They are rather gree- -
dy, it is true, and take much more
than their share of the cherries, es
pecially the - early ones. But it is not
the robin only ; the blick-bird, the
bluebird, - sparrbui, orioles, and par
ticularly the catbird, all freely help
themselves, and, with the er.eeption
of the blseklird, are heartily wet
come. Wilose only a few strawber
ries, and these am - eug the early ripe
ning ; but the robib here , is not the
only depredator upon these. The
cat-bird is its full match, and a much
dyer thief. It is especially' destrue;
tiae upon the Delaware and come
otbervernall grapes in September.
But there is a remedy for the dep
redations of birds upon the early fruit
which is - very .easy to apply. That
is, to plant here' and there a bleak
•mniberry tree. • The birds prefer this
fruit., on *mount of its being free
from acidity, 'to both cherries awl
strawberries ; and, as the mulberry
is' good fruit - of itself and liked by
many people, this would add to the
inducement to plant it.
lil ivhciiefutio.ti forgiveness Wake
_the bridge over which he:lntelt pup.
STILL ANOTHER NEW STOOK
OF OrOODS
EMI
JAILES O. MOST, would Will litigation to the
lane sad varied asiortatat of ' •
FURNITIIII„EU
Now en exhibition at Is Were Rooms, which
he wff be happy to show to any sualltromone
tree of charm or to sell at a very i Waal! ad.
mice from fast. Theaktel for the past nerd
Pahulasa of the. putilo t I would say that 1
atoll sit endeavor to make It to their Interest
to deal with nisi not only by.:kileplag a
LARGER STOCK
To select from than bi kept in lay. other Farm
tare Store In this' region ; but also by Owing
them •
AT A IR% PRICE
Titan the mum quaky of goods can
abasedelsewhers. I Inive now- In s
DIFFERENT PATTERNS OP DO
THIRTY DIFFERENT STYLES BED
!Midden Banana. Staid., Tablas, Book Backs,
What Note, Soto, Tete-a-Teta% BOakers,
and Usy Chairs, Plano Mods,
Chll
dren'ies Cradles
and Cabs, Looking Glasses ,
Looking Glass Plates, Pie- -
tare Frames, Photo
- gntr a Oilla, Steel
g
Cords and
Tassels,
do.
In het a full ;abetment •
1
OF EVERYTHING IN .THE LINE,
OHEAP. FOR CASH.
The public are invited to call and examine
my stock before purcbaa leg elsewhere. Store
ou Main Street, 2 doors south of Montanyes. 1
also keep on band, a large assortment of
READX MADE COFFINS,
From the mist common to the flneet Mahogany
or Basswood, whichwill be fumielled with or
without Attendance with Hearse , at as low a
price as the same quality can be putt:eased else.
where. , Dee. 1860.—yr.
NEW FURNITURE STORE!
'Having rented the Furniture Wart-rooms form
erly occupied by F. N. Page,Athens,
would pow say-to the patrons of the old Estab
llihment that I have a complete Stock of Goods,
just received, embracing everything In the
My goods are new and well selecied, and for
WUI nee be inulersold by any. Call and ex
amine- my stock before purchasing I retain
the Workmen of the old ettitblßhment, and
Will have ctuuge of the business And liannfact
trwht in short we have the finest Stock of
i
in our line west of New York, consisting
Chamber•Betts, Bolas, Bureaus, Marble-top
Centre Tables, Extension
and Dining Tables, Matra, Bedsteads,
Mirrors, Picture Prams!, •
Photograph OW, Cord and Tassels,
Steel Engravings, •
Oil Curtin', Toilet Stands, Work-Boaes,
COFFINS AND BURIAL CASES
Our Undertaker's Deparisami will at
times be well en plied with evergthing•in that
line. We haws the
In thhi section, not excepting anything west
of. Now York. and will attend Vonerula withte
a oirealt of Twenty Mites, on unnamable terms.
G. H. VOORHIS.
N. I. Haas, Agent.
Athens. Jan. 25, 1886. I r
FURNITURE WARE-
JAMES BAKINSON swanned-It to timpublic
that he Mal continues to manufaCture end. keep
on hand a large assortment of
CABINET YURNITIIitE,
Bureaus, Table!. Bedsteads. Stands, Chairs,
lc., of every descriptae which will be made
of the beat materials, and in he Most workman
Uk l
ma
invite th e
inectlen of the public to mylwott,
which shalinc be coned in durability, at any
shop in the pountty, and my ;prices will be
found to be as low atthe time, wiil admit.
Ready-made Coffins constantly on hand or
made to older. A good Hearse will be furnished
when desired.
Aug. 15, 1865.
G ROCERY i.Em i 3 "R s OVI T ON AND
(lllain-et., first door south ol; the Rail Road
Rouse) would most respectful!" ittylte the at
tentl.m,of the public to "his large and well se
lected atock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Which he in selling to suit the times, and
pnises of all. He has sl4o opelled a splendid
Which Is well situated to sqpply the canal and
Barclay coal .region at times: He keeps
constantly on hand a large btock of
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS,
FLOUR, BUTTER, PORK, &C.,
The tinsels of Towanda and vicinity, will
please accept my thanks for (their very liberal
patronage for the last , two years,. and we
promise with their andatenci. to improve ay.
wry o,polirtinity to enlarge cirr bat miss, so as
to warrant satisfaction to all Call and see us
again. -
• JOH* KERIDETIL
Towanda, July, la, 1867. I • -
MERCHANrg UNION
EXPRESS COMPANY,
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO
NEIICHNTS ND 814PPED3.
Baying made arrangement with- the - New
York and Erie2olway, to dExpress Business
on their road, Ike , n receiving all kinds of
freight and merchaltse fop_gif parts of the
Unlon--Nortb, Sonth,, Eut, 1 Wee : Fie Cana-
Au, Europe , WMA Indies. Goods sent direct
to any of California. all 1 with thegeneia quiekest
d . d Iterchaals lly
know what enormouS hipperss fates ttteyitave Wnlm.Y.
ing for quick transportaticiu.! Wow this Com
pany is made up
exclusivelyi of- Banlmrs, Map
chants and Shippers. to break up the menotgo
1y [which. the old Companies badt formed] so u
to give fair rates to the holiness community-
Alt goods or gmckages weighing 40 lbs. rud up
wards, are shipped by actual Meted. The way
to keep low ales, is to p Ise the Company
thsi Mrought them down. care and
at:4*Mo g,iverito - money d valuable Pack
ages; Collections , 4,;,,c. -Coll Lions made and
returns forwarded by optic • dispatch._
. 3 ...„,
8. G. CRAM, ' • N.J. oirpoßD, ,
At; - 1 Div. ilnp't.
P, 11. ! -All_ clgages .
.. to Ae iro
forwarda tee
at the
Irwarded
very
==l:=M
;
And more than
All of which will be sold,
FUENITIIIIE LINE.,
GOOD GOODS
11.11. N. I. HART
Parlor Pundtare,
FiCtares, he
FlNEtir HEARSE
jlistcllancos
JO,HN§ MERIDETH,
FEED sTo 4E,
MOLASSES,
Which he-ls aelHng chenplfor cash,
_
Ul'
IMI
.
DRUGii4 l 4:lR,t' -
r • tOGOos
• - .• • the.• babel - rat Abe au
No. , • ••• %Rea "WM lea U
•• • • to 1110 from the. •
• • •
.or
and
.or liberal Owe loathe=
A • 4oell of i • • • ,
P . DRUGS Art) - 111RDICINES
jad reap . ived, ead we are now pre
•• to aPPIPth• r;
V' THE PUBLIC WIER ARTICLES
11110110130 TO ' ma 4anz.
PU WINES AND LIQUORS, •
• - B USE ONLY. -•
.assoirrion 'or crrozwritArzo
BoTANIC ECLECTIC ANDIHONCEIPA.THIO
MEDICINES. - •
THR POPULAR PATRIT
be par
over 60
• TAMS. 011, VALOIS,
-
PAIN!I AND VARNISi
EMI
- DII•DIVITS AND I,LAss.
I
FANCY AND TOILET ANTIIILES OF EVERT
•
t
rumors awonotac awn PLCID crnuers, •
TEAM
Atll4l.OlD A ATI) RESINOIDR.
. - Allthe Rest Traits,e,
A liDo Id I N A‘L B UPPOBT,EBB,
Shoulder Drams.
MAST PIIII?8, NIPPLE !
SHELLS, AND
WIELDS,
Ntmilng Bottles, Syringetand:Catheters,
L 1111110STIKERT OP RIZO6,ITROPI, POOL=!
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS OF LATE STYLE
AND BUT QuATATT
,
A Tarp supply•Brusbes for; the Hat and Hair
Also for the Teeth and Nails, Tooth Pow
ders and, Pastes, Oils, Perfumery,
Soaps. Combs, Hair bye, invigor
ators. Kerosene' Kerosene
*
Lamps, Shade's, honeys, •
Wicks, lc.. all of the
late at styles.
•
CHOICE CIGARS, TOBACCO AND SNpFP.
Sir Physicians supplied at - reasonable rates.
Nedletnes and Prescriptions carefully and ac
curately compounded and prepared by compet
ent persons at all hiiurs of i the day and night.
Sunday hours• from 9 to 1q o' clock ip the fore
noon,_ to 2 .in the afternoon
• . . 11. H. GORE.
Towanda , Sept. 29, 1866. ,
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS{!-
R. W. EDDY
Would announce to the citizens of Toivanda,
inc the public generally, that he has ja store
and daily receiving, new and
FRESH
In -his line, suitable - to the wants of the people
which he will sell for Currency at former
• :
, GOLD PRICES!
coneuitin g 'as usual of good well and Tellable
-
CLOTHING!
iNo Shoddy of soy kind) consisting in
BUSINESS. SUITS-,
COATS, VESTS AND PANTS,
DRESS COATS, PANTS & VESTS,
Linen Coats, Destni and Pants, '
Over Ally and Over Shi ta, Llnen arid Paper
Collars Linen, Cassimere and Flannel Shirts,
/ 3
Neek Ties, Suspenders, G Tea. Canes, Leather
Bags, Spring Style Silk, .ft and Straw Hats
All first class. Ramat* that Good Goods are
cheaper at a fair price th n poor goods at any
ride. Call and examine •• y goods before boy
ingi • Next door to Powel 42. Co. .
4' 6
1 wanda, May 28, 1867 ' R. W. EDDY:-
OWLS 1,
Fi x m 0 V A
Weitake . piarcre tutor;
customers generally, tha
mooed our stook cif Good
Blohk, to our nett aid ma
UMW
•
OnL' door north of Tay of
prSpared to show a fine
stock of
READY MADE
W th everything apperta
thin we or any eine else i
hoist of. '
s.treen of late reduced
t now onr now house
I 'ELL MADE •
• varieties to %suit all
•s the rnarkot allbr
, tight for -I
CASii
e can sell at prices to
le line.
OUR COURS
B all Le In the future
3 , are,
our dealings with
l'arpo3e to make oar n
TEMPLE &O
nd the house of tie
banking you all for
Yours
Towanda, Sepi:,:.lB67k
j3OOll -BINDERY. -THE PUBLIC
la respectfully ipfonned that the Book-
Bindery_ has been removed to the Argos Build
iclit. 34 story. where Till be done
• .
gogys-BIINDINGI ..
In all its varioaa b, On terms as tea
44es
sonable la" th ellmas ' will allow. The Bind
ery will be under thecharge of
1 . .
'- B. C. WiIITANEII,
!
troexperienced Binder, and all work will be
promptly done, in a stylo and manner which
not be excelled. *lnd ,c !famines, News-
Papers, Old Books,froe., bound In every variety
Of style. Particular attention will be paid to
the gating and Binding of
o any desired pattern. which in quality and
be warranted:
tri4 will be ready for dellyery when
remised.
The Wrong* ofd p
rante nbl iaed. solicited, and
• satiaketton
Towanda. August 2 1848.—tf.
1 y HOLESAI 4 Ii MUIO DEPOT.
1 L. B. OWEL!.. -
• I•
Berantoi, Pa., Dealer; in Obicliering's Pianos,
Ilisidie,-11 Pianos, Mason.l, Hamlin's Cabinet Dr
ains. Treat Lindsley h, Co's Melodeons, and all
I
of Magical nsinman A *Meet the& and Music
Books. Orders tram apd Teachers es.
Oddly solicited.
L. 8: POWELb..
118 PaniaylvaalaAvenne, Bersuitoit, pc
March 28, 18 47.—sm: : -
aHAVING AND TOILET SOAPS,;
- 17
for wile 'chain at the SEWS 80011-..;
.
LUXES-FOR THE FAMILY OLII=
11A
CLE, at the . NEWS ROOM.
Ell
Ii - E $
nnus,
tkit4ing•
- GOODS
All grades.
All Wool
ing ear friends and
we have lately re
rom No. 2, Patton's
iffeent stare
BLOCK
& Cu., witrirt. we are
and be.tteraelected
CLOTHI NG
Ding to a man's outfit
Towanda could ewer
STOCK
OUR OL
to almost nothing, so
is filled will all new
'ASTY GOODS,
and the choicest pat
s, and vaiich h v iog
NLY I
•defy ail competition in
OF ACTION
as it liar been in pant
UPRIGHT
FAIR AN
.very one, and_ it is our
store the
FASHION I
• citizen in the. county
et favors, we remain
ly.
SOLOMON & SON.
14.4111 _boon,
l~tn
uK
W/OKHAM & BytOIE
110.1slingtioOtaii tiAltted their dons sbd ed.
ed "Ma i.
VERY LARGE'
And varied assortment of;
CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE,
CHINA;
YELLOW,
ROCK,
LAVA,
MEI
STONE W.AiE.
- We propose to Peep io connection with the
aboie a full itock of
SILVER PLATED,
WOOD,
WILLOW,
PIM
JAPANNED -510011 S
TABLE- CUTLERY
In vneiety.
As we boy all oar goods from*
FIRST HANDS,
We flatter ourselves, we can sell
GOOD GOODS
Lower than any — other padiea in this reginl
CLOTHS,
,CASSI . htERES,
TRIMMINGS,TAILOR'S
Ii the liemt quail, y
- CUTTI N
MA NIJFACTIIIttNG
Done to order,
Agents tor.
%HEELER & WILSON);4
SINGER'S SEWING MACHINES
Towanda,--March 7,180. •
Ai!SWA R.EI
225 Greenwidi - Btreet, 2 doors below Bare iay st
le the Great Depot for
CROCKERY . DEALERS , GLASS WARE,
CONFECTIONERS' " "
DRUGGISTS',
GREEN Glitg'S)3Y TIIE PAC,K AGE
In fact all kinds of
G L AiS S• WAR E.
Also, a complete assortinent of
BIiITA'NN.I,A W A It .
f:.
SIL\VEit:PirA.TBD Iv A RE,
KEROSENE W A REA
CHANDELIER~, LANTERNS,-
Best brawls of •Kerosene 011
The best patent Fruit :Jars in the market, to
be sold at the lowest prices. A fall line of
Looking Glasses. All kinds of Glass Ware
made to order. Agent for liferidieu Britannia
CompaT.y.
J. T. WRIGHT,
225 Green wichHtreet,
April 150;7. 2 doors below Barclay, N. Y.
THE UNDERSIGNED; HAVING
Purchased the entire interest of,
R. H. PATCH,
a in the thin of C. R. & Co„ hi now
prepared to olfur to the eitizepa Stadler
Oonnty and vicinity, a large and well selected
stock of
0 it. 00 p•R I E §„
. :' :3
_Which I have pul . chased far'Ceb , lirt4 feel coati
dent that can ski' at as low figures as can be
purchased elsewhere. I now offer to the public
a splendid s touted
TEAS COFFEES, SUGARS
STARCH, SALERATUB, - SPICES, &C
Have on hand ti large stock of
ARVI__
,N FLOUR, GRAHAM DO
_
BYE D O . BUCKWHEAT DO.
I keep constantly on hand, Pi3RK, HAMS
LARD and kinds of FISH. Would oall.the a
tention of the public to our Can't Be Beat
STOCK OF ,TOBACCO, ,
In quality or price: Jesse Oakley's Celebrated
Laundry, New York Chemical and Brown Soap
Pie sae call and examine oat stock of
WOODEN 'WARE.
lug. 0 00 0411004 01 YANKEE NOTIONS k
TOILET ROAM, 46., ac: I will pay the high.
let cub price for
COUNTRY PRODUCE.,
Proms give us a call before selling elsewhere.
4tll, person' Indebted to tbe :Ate Ara lOU
pleas all aml maker Intmedlato pigment..
_ -
maids, Mara 13,1687. C. B. ,
PAT6II
IN
I
' IDA ITUSSiitAVI $ Lzt
I lag t
~.,....fi'f , . '... , :::•:,'''- - 1 12 .:,..._ : ,'. 2 7 - :44.4 - 4'5:. : ::: .-- : .. 1 .i:.,::::::; ; :.:''-;::: - -1..
.OLD o.l4.srr;xixt.vp ,- .-._ wroiti;
... ..... ..
Obrner Main and rine Streets. Tovitiada;
,
flaring recently _ 'added largely ta Mt Stock; lt
MU and complete ,amortinenconstituting an
extensive varietY, emb*lng 'Any articles need
. In the Arts for mecbaulffal purposes, carefully
selected with regard \to the progressive wants of
the public, Which ,Will be kept constantly SULK
pl ed with fresh ;Michr bea t and offered °nthe
mast reasonable terms at , Wholesale - or &tall,
consisting rf. - '
DRUGA MEDICINES; CHEMICALS,
BENZINE.4ND,'TIMPENTINE,
BASH, PAINT,: *ARNIM!, WIIITE•WASB,
T 4NNER'S ANDY MACHINE OILS,
Fancy and Toilet Articles in all their variety,
SPONGES, BRUSHES. , SOAPS, COMBS,
Pomades,-Hair-Dyes, perfumery,
POCKETS BOOKS, PORT ,AION A IS,
TOOTH, B IN .ND OXIIR I'REPAHATIONS
TOBACCO; SNUFF, PIPES ~ AND
.ClGAigi,
IM3
Aud
And
En
C. , B. PATOH
.v . .;
.
ii?"0 1811 i *inair "PM'
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES,
And 2kinds of Brushes, _
KEROSENE OR COAL OIL,
Alcohol and Thaxiing
AMPS, SHADES, . CHIMNEYS,
Spetn, Laid, Whale, Nei Foot,
Pock9t knives, 142.0r5,
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
1
For Medicinal. age,
[ •
Gardei, Field 'and Fitiny Seeds, Trusses, Sup
porters, rSuspansorles, Shoulder. Braces,
Breast Pumps, Teething.llings, Nursing
Bottles, Nipples, Nipple Shells and
S' ieids, Syringes, Bed Pans, Self -I
Sealing' Fruit Jars, Thermometers,
Flavoriag Extracts, Stone Jugs, Glass '
TO
Ware, tties, Vials, Corks. Bath Brick,
and Stov [Back it\ g • Fish Tackle, Ammuni
tion, Sm. Botanic. Eclectic and liommpath
le Medicines, and all the Pupa tar Patent
MY.DICINES.
. ..
AU arileles warranted as represented. Per•
sans at aistance • can receive 4heir orders by
atage,ormill, which will rmeive prompt and
careful atte . lion.
DR. .PORTE.R'S'Y.REPAR4TIONS
1 FOR \ FAMILY USE, • .
Known as tafe and Ileliabk Remedies, ate,War
ranted for what they are intended to : :.ive satts•
faction, vl .. , . .
Dr. Porterii P tetoral Syrup, for coughs,
j idolils,slung comptaintsolc.soa3l 00
Dr. Porterprelatic Pills, for bilimi s f(011-
Plaint* and mild cathartic. ... 25
I San i ter Syrup, for scrofula
.kinsliseases, 4-c,
100
I Uterine Toole, for female weak
_lima, 4-c. ... -.. .... . : ..... ... 1 00
Dr. Porter 4 Tonic Ellxirfor. strengthening
• r the system, ... 1 00
Dr. Porter's Tansy Schnapps, for liver aiii/
• „, i kidney complaints ~.. 1 00.'
„Dr. Porter!ti Comp. Syr. Hypophosphites,
for nervous debility 1 00
Dr Dusters Blackberry Balsam. for diar
rhea, Sc ........... 35 '
Dr..Portees Filthily Embrocation jai sp;ains
bruises, . 4rc .. • 35
D. l'orier•. , F"c t. , ,r , I \V tier 8, fur /Polo le
t ness, sore throat, li , c • 25
Dr. Potter's 'Worm Wafers, for expelling
worms 25
Dr. Porter's Worm .S 7, rap, for extermina
ting; worms 35
Dr. Porter's Infant Relief, for crying babies
colic, 4-c - 25
Dr. Porter's Cephalic' Snuff, for_ catarrh
headache 25
Dr. Porter's Tcarthaehe Di-opa, for tooth
ache . 2.;
e ,
. Dr. Porter ei Tout o Pov. d. r, for preseiving '
''- troth. - 25
lii. , Porter's' Tricomam, for dressing and" 50
. ,
growth t the hair 50
Dr. Porter's Tricophile, , or beautifying the
hair..... 50
Dr. Porter's Odoriferous Shampoo,for clean- -
ing the hair 't. • - $0
itt . Porter's Milk of 'Flowers, for beautify: 6 •
log the complexion ..t..4. .. 50
Dr. Porter's l'ileitl utment. for external
~. pi1e5............ ...... ... ... 1 1 0
Dr. Porter's French Compound. tar scald:
to urine.
Dr. Porter's !dedicated Figs, to; habitual
mast ipation ' 100
• Dr. Porter's Healing Salve, for cuts.wounds
,ke 'l5
Dr. Pot terr's Lip Salve, fur chupped . iipm . 25
EEIEM:I
PorterisJ
DI Portiqs Eye Salve, tur inflamed eyes,
Dr. Porter's Bye Water, tor intlamea eyes'
Dr. Porter';i Corn, and Wart Iteuinver, :or
eurni,nd bunions
Dr. Porte. 's Conmiipa ion euhtive
ne.— . ~ ...
Dr. porter); I' for pear blond'.. 25
Dr. Pop to Citrate ?Ogees, j, tur.t pie.t
ant eath.ort• , 50
Jr.l Porter's Liquid Rennet , tor making' nu
tr Lions diet tor invalids 25
Or. Porter's Extract Vanilla, for Liaveriug
lee cream, .t 40
Dr. Porter's Foctraet Lemon, tut flavoring
ire 'ream---Itrge hot ties 10
Dr. Porter's Oriental Cement, tn. mending
14-oken g!ass,ke 25
Dr. Porter's Liquid Gine, for repairing
wend work 25
Dr. Porter's Cleaaiing Fluid ,for easfi wasia•
ing 50
Dr. Porter's Bed Bug Poison, for killing
bugs. j.. ........ : .... .. 50
Dr. Porter's Ply Poison- Paper, tor-killing
flies ' 05
Dr. Porter's Rat, and Slice. Polsuu, tor
terminating W 9 25
Dr. Porter's Benzine, for removing spots
from clothes 25
Dr. Porter's Pilch Ink in pint bottles 25
in bulk by the gallon 1 00
Pr. Porter's horse and Cattle Powilt-r. fur
of ...... 30
Dr. Porter's Ilor•-e awl Cattle Lotion, fur --
_
groins, 50
Dr. Porter's Ring-Bone and Spavin Cure.
for pane horses 50
Medical advia• given gratuitously at the office,
charging ouly for nuslieinc.
i Thankful tor. past liberal. patronage,would
reipectio ly auraionce to his trientis and th e
public, that no paint% sljall.be splred to satisfy
and merit, the eontinualioil oI Io•ir ewei.t o u
and pstrouUct.•
Dec. 18, 1864.--yr
T () AC C 0 C 1 (i S
Wltglile and RetaiLat
RANI)ALL &. COWTON'SI
Eli:it door south of pac First Natiooul• Bank.
51A1N STREET, TOWANDA , l'A
BRANDS OF TOBACCO--CEIEWINM
Gold teal. Sunny Side, Pine A pple,l,llLigan
Pig, Bose Leaf and Star, hich we oiler for sale
quantities to snit ea rs. Packages In'
Barrels, halts and qttarte , •
I
RANDS Og CIGARS.
Amerlad Engle, Gen. Grant, Leboquet , Im
pei4o; Tycoon and the very choicest brands of
Yaras.
I=
FANCY. SMOKING
~The celebrated lona Jack, Pride Id the Ifni
ted States, VirginlOtie,Gold Leaf, wavy and al
kinds of Kiilickuldk.
Landlords supplied with i LL - 1 Poll To
Waco pa liberal terms. -
All orders promptly 1111ei -, t uotice
W . • 13: RANDALL.
March 7 • D 367
T HEE, E Q UITABLE' LIFE A I SSUR
ANCE Soilety's Agency for Tiradrord co.
,
'17,01 CAPITAL :$3,000,000:
Yearly Income ore? $2 000.000 cash.
PAONTANTE WARD.
Toiriads. July 25, 18.7..
TSB' EXCOMING iiiIITUAI; FIRE
liiparnace Agency,for Bradford, Cop!lty,
CAPITAL *3,400,000.
;
WIWI Cash p plan. ln' wired oper,tion OT
er twenty seven yeire . .-: '- , I, .•± r , ';'
KO TANYE4, WARD.
Towanda, Jja;y 26, 18 ..
INE
IljarblDart.
EN
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MARSHAW., Pa p THERS -00.,
Wish 'to call the attention of' the pfiblic to
their new Stock of ,
•
HARDWARE,
PARMING IM PLIMENTS --
BLACK SMITHS'
" - - and CARPENTERS' TOOLS
Also, a large assortment&
Window Glus e tiash, Paints, Oils,
P'utty,.Varrdshes, stid. Paint
and Varnish. Brashes
of all kinds r *bich Will be sold, for the lowest
.Cash price.. Also, sliMi assortment of
•
• KEROSENE LAMPS
of every style and paftein tn . anit the public,. -
LaMpa 'repaired - and .'changed from Oil and
Fluid to Kerosene.
Particular attention paid to the manufacturing
of all kinds of
JOBBIDIECPROUPTLY •TTRN - Dlito
We have on hand a fine article of
GLASS Pittilli"JAH:-..
with Unproved self-sealing corks, and
HEItitiE'rICALSKALING.C'A IVY
which is one of the best cans used. • .
June 1865.
ir A R D: W A R
COPDING & RUSSELL,
Respectfully infant their customers and the
public generally, that although the llre occa
hjoned serious loss and temporary interrupt ion
to our business
And have purchased a large fito 'k of ,New
goods, built a new
S 11,A N T Y STORE!
And are fairly Reconstructed and doing bits':
near again.
- The trout of opr store is 'now on Pine street,
about 100 feet from, Main street, at E. T Vos
Inow Powell Ell old corner.. If you elm 0,1 go
into Powell's and walk straight throatO the
'wall of the, back end of his store, .you won Id
find youiaelf among the stoves, pets, Ice. tits,
anvils, bellows and vices of oar new st;re. But
as yen can't got throngli'the wall, just walk up
Pine street to our Shebang, where we lcceff
full line of II at d ware. We have a g.e.at v
ty of
COOKING AND PAlc.f,oll STOVES
•
AMERICAN,
TRIBUNE,
EMPRESS • -.
• STERLING, .
• ORIENTAL,. ' .
MORNING LIGHT,
- GAS BURNER; &c ,
Iron, Steel, Nails. Window Glass, NA, hero
s:ne Oil, Table and Pocket Cutlery,..Farat.
lag Tools, Carpenters and Jvera
j oie,Blaclsmlth Tools, Pumps, -
Lad Pipe, Powder, Guns,
Pistols, &c.
1 00
TIN, SHEETIoN ARO COPPER WORK,
Cash paid t Ohl Iron, Cast and WrOnght
Scraps, Copper, Brass, Sheep Pelts, Rags, Furs
Feathers, laces Was, .te. We buy ehein, sell'
cheap:and are content with small profits. -
CODIIIN9 RUggEl.l..
Towautla. ticoL 12, 1867.
E l'l7Y-FIVE TEA RS EXPERI
-4.,- ENCE IN•DENTISTRY,
•
J. M. Sum:, sr.. D., would respectfully inform
the inhabit:tots of Bradford county that he is
permanently located in Waverly, N. Y., where
he has be,erf in the practice of his profession for
the past lour years. He would say that front his
long and succ , .ssful practice of 25 years duration
he is familiar with all the different styles of
work done M any and till Denial Establishments
in city or country, and is better prepared than
nny other Dental operator in the vicinity to do
work the best adapted to'the many and different
canes that present themselves oftentimes to the
Dentist, understauds.the art of making his
own artificial teeth; and has facilities for doing
the same. "To those requiring under sets of
teeth he would call attention to his new kind of
work which consists of porcelain for both plate
and teeth, and forming u.continuous gum. It is
more durable, more natural in appearance, and
much better. adapted to the gum than any other
kirld of work. Those in need of the sa,ue are
invited to call and examine specimens, Teeth
filled to last - for years and oitentinies for life.--
Chloroform, Ether, and " Nitroas OXide " ad
ministered with perfect safety, as over. four hun
dred patients within the -bst tour years can tes
tify •
I will Le in Towanda - from the 15th to 10th of
every month, at the office of W. K. TAYLOR,
(formerly occupied by Dr. 0. M. Woodruff.)- -
Having made arrangements with Mr. Taylor, I
am prepared to do all work in the very best
style, a hi. office. Apri123,1867.
11.-C. 1 4 01(11:I:, )1. to
Oi)MPTON
ISE
P:1 r ,
TI'N WARE
STILL SURVIVE 1"
Among them li the
A omplete ailor tmeot of
Wears agents for
__,
Elmira `lcolliru~ mill Co.'s Iron.
DUPONT'S POWDER
E,LNEIRA, KEROSENE OIL.
We manufacture
And do all sorts ni JOB WORK in our Bike
filisceltpuous
D •
R. VANBUSKIRK, OPERATIVE
AND MECHANICAL. DENtibM ' has opened
rooms in the, Eeidleman 'Mock, directly oppo
site the Means House, for the practice .of his
profession, and is prepared at all times to per
form all (Mentions belonging to Dentistry. The
different kinds of Plate Work, will be recom
mender{ actor ing to iheir.honest merits. Nat
ural Teeth tilled and restored to; their original
beauty, with material the best adapted to each
individual 'ease. 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 ego of gas, chloroform or
ether, and in a manner very satisfactory to pa
tients, as the testimony of hundreds can be
shown. Please call and examine specimens of
oar trork, and be assured of the correctness of
the statements. Advicd and consultation will
bd cbeerlvlly and gmtuttously given. • -
, Towanda, June 6,1867.—Gm. •
HARDING It SMALLEY,
Having entcred,into a co-partnership for -the
transaction of theyHOTOGRAPHIC business,
at the rooms formerly occupied by Wood and
Harding, would respectfully call the attention
of the public to several styles of Pictures which
we make specialties, ass Solar Photographs,
Plain, Penciled and Colored, Opaitypes Porce
lain Pictures. Sr-c., which we claim for clernness
and brilliancy of tone and Artistic 'finish, con
not be excelled. • We invite all to eiamine theft
as well as the more common kindsof Portraits
which we makeKkaowing full.. well that they
Will bear the closest inspection.: This Gallery
claims the highest reputation for good work of
any in thiseection of country, 'and we are de
termined by a strict attention. to business and
the superior quality of our work, to not only.
retain but increase its very en able repdtation.
We keep constantly on hand the beat variety
of Frames and at lower prices than at any other
establishment in town. - Also Paspepartobta
Card Ironies, Card Easels, Holmes' Stereo
scopes, Stereoscopic Vies, and; everything )else
of bnportance.pertaining to the business. Give
us an early call, -
N. B.Solar Printing
. for the trade on the
most reaiiniable - tetms. D. HARDING,
Aug. 29, '67. F. SMALLEY.
WARD HOUSE, TOWA.NDA,.PA
On Main _Street, near the Court WOW.-
C.T. - SMITH; Prop.letth.
Oct; 8,1868.
,
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TH.O.OOBI' I 3EPER 4 M , A,
'''''':oo:;•72,.4 / fIiPTS; -PA.
.Y.
1
at
Ow
ef
• ititoontinoito manufacture
stAlow4 CELEBRATED 1:11DDINKIIS AND
- CLEANERS,*
AND ,'HOR SE POWERS',`
run the same, and are prepared le flu orders
prompt)? '
ON. AS GOOD 'TEMS
As can bo bought in the 17nited litatei;: r Hav
ing been LS years eng &god - lIP nitwit L.:Airing
Threshing Machines, we. have aparedimither
time nor expense In ,perfecting our machines,
and claim to have.
THE • BEST SEPERATOR;
-
One that will upstate the p . arai from the straw'
more perfectly, and. Vitt' less power. than.any
other utantuatiored . . Otir Machines ban earn-
IPA Pa/ by' - • • • -
THRESHING THE STRAW •
As-left by most of the machines - used. They
A ne very dimple in construction. being com
lprised In o e piece. so that 'I dem not , requite
4i mechanics to set them u . ur nut them ; they
are all manufactured under - our personal super
• vlsion.and we
. . •
CHALLENGE, THE. WORLD
To show better workmanship or. material. Ev
ery Machine is sat tip and
THOROUGHLY TESTED , UNDER MOTION,
Before leaving the Woks, and are.
Warra;nied to be in Working Order.
.
. •
They have been in' practical use ' lor several
years, so that we . are not advertising a itew
tri•chloe every season. each " bitter thin an -
thing ever hetet° offered to the public." 'Tb y
'can be,attached to Tread Powers, Sweep Pow
era. Steam hr Water Power, and tor
DUB.ABILITY,
liertetion al Working and geonnatv, their
equal haa not been Intented:
OUR i'RICRS
Are Areas low as those f lay other manufacturers
and parties desiring to purchase, will tind it to
their inteicat to examine ourstock befote.pur•
chasing elsewhere.
PRICE LISTS FURNISHED
Uu applicaduo. All kinds of_
A GRICULT IfRA L MACHIN ES
uu hand, :Ina Mill Work, t trujoes Boilers aud•
machinery ot all kinds got up order prompt.
ly and on lavorable terms
. 4
Athea.:4, Aug: 8, 1867.
N BI AI L NCH F9U,INDRY
11 A - t) 11 I N S :0 11 ; •;
Situated on Pine, east of Maip Street,
TOWANDA, BRADFOItII CO.,
' Is now prepared to Ininiiti -
CiRCULAR SAW MIEALS,
AND I -
SIIINGLE-
~
01 um. quolity 'the latest imprint:t
ents. All kinds 01 klacikincry fur Flouring and
Pow hlUla.• , 4
- STEAM ENGINES,
MADE & REPAIRED,
STEAM WHISTLES,
STEAM GAM:TS, (
- GA.IIQE COCKS,
Furnished pt abort notice.
110 LT: QIITTING,
itone trent* tali inches. in diameter
.FORGING •
Heavy wrought work 'for ' Bridges, and all
othei purposes. done :-ALio, a large
assortment of ' '
-COOKING & HEATING STOVES,
Coal and Wood Burners. Furniture for Cooking
Stoves, Stove Pipe. 'Tin-Ware, Boat Pumps,
Plows, Cultivators and Lerapers, kept constant
ly on hand. - • •
DRAWINGS & SPECIFICATIONS
Ot all. kinds of machinery for rnlfls and other
purposes . pfepdred by
Foreman, who has had large experience in this
branch of the business. •
Towanda, Oct. 2p, 18Gi. iv
CARRIAGES, W . AOrONS,SLEIGHS
o
THE OLD ESTABLISHMENT S FILL IN OPER
FELLOWS. '•CRANPALL A. CO.,
Subcessors to Reynolds, Pellow>f i dc Co., are now
offering and are prepared to furnish on short
notice, 'Wagons Carriages and B:eighs, of all
descriptions And'of • the latest and most apprO
ved style, and of thii best 'material at the old
stand opposite the Onion House; ,in the ceb.
tral part of Alba Borough, Bradford County.
Pa.
The - public are assured that the . reputation
the shop has acquired during 'the lastrata yeari
ander the cupprintoodence of J. R. pellowii, will
be more than maintained, as he odllouperiu•
tend the work as heretofore he . havingiong been
and having had much experience as a Carriage
and Sleigh Buildet, would assure the public
that uo pains will - be spared by the above. firm
to make the establishment worthy of their pat
ionage. Thankful as one of the old arm 'for. the
patronage thus far extended, we hope to merit
a continuance of the same.
N. 11.—We; the undersigned, being practical
mechanics, can manufacture and oiler to the '
public at -prices that will defy competition.
JAMES EUFELLOWS,
D. W. C. CRANDALL.
J. G.. MRRITI:
Alto P., , rralirh. April 15, IRf.6. ly.
- •
TOWANDA 6ARRIACIE-
The uOderaigne4 respectfully antkonnee to the
atAle that they have purchased the
O'A . RRIAGE SHOP
0, 11. PRAKF,
And are now-prepared to build work lu
THE LATEST-STYLE
And most workmanlike manner. Thoy will
constantly keep on hand an assortment of splen
did
TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES,
FAMILY CARRIAgES,;,
DEMOMAT AND 1.1311:1M1 WAGONS,
• ONE AND TWO SEATED
ALBANY SLEIG-lIS.
ALL. WORK WARRANTED
' REPAIRING pramptly attended to at rea-
eouable priGes.
BRYANT a, STULEN.
Towanda, May 9,1867.—1 y: - •
,Pfw PLANING MILL'
N .
The ithdiolgined s lama 114 Cgat:
niuditkas HUI in the Borough of Torraedaf, aed
filled it with the moat modern and improved
machinery, for the manufacture of
WINDOW-BASS, A. BLINDS,
sre prepared to till orders, whether: large or
small, anen . the shortest notice.' We have
also a large variety 6l' MOULDINGS, of the
latest style and pattern, which we can furnish
much clasper than they :can be worked by
'PIANING. • •
TONGIINING •
•
• * AND SCROLL • .
. , SAWING.
and all o th er work pertaining to Joinery.. will
be done toult our customers. , * -
• Persons building, and not living , more thin
•twelve to _fourteen 'miles distant, will find it
largely for theirlnterest' to buy of us, or bring_
their, Wither and :worked.. by our: machinery: .
Bring your grist of PloorinM or other lumber. •
and while your team is is feeding, 'bue it
groned, out and take It /Come with you. '
We will pay CASH' for PINE & HEMLOCK
LIIII.BEI/ delivered at Our lumber yard _ :
- Come
and see ns. or !typo can't come, write.• •
• imam* oct. --,
Towanda, Feb.) 1881. ,
II
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OIL. CANS, &G.,
WARREN HILL,
JOHN CAI AN
ATJON
FACTORY.
. .
"PPP
1 1 0 W NT) A. UR A E
poiideataniad,Losekadtoated and vrump L
- •By o. mtrEAN.
abe *09144 well thiamin lintollibla Gnu .
panto. 'Office Minitanyenlikeli:-
481P4age di•Puarfif efOrsti• -.L.411900,0%1
Agar(ford s eeigii.;'• .1
:Capital'
LAntiNL.Airo AND L
X/ I.ODON
Furs awn Lin bistrassai 00. ' e'
Capital. Burping and Reserved Puna? .
. (Gold) _ .... ... ; ... •....sari 1,.:70
Assets In the United States; °Ver.-- 4,800.000
Daily Premiums, upwards of ((Told) .i 17,00 r
---
NiW Enal.sirp 4 1 strtuici COZPAIIY, ' it
liergoa, Coss, f ----
Capital' - • • , . _
N . _
• ....
jiriroMPlGl INSUNSHRANOII CONTASY - , } 5
tVilkts•Barre Pa
• Capital , • - ,' ' Slhu,tsto
Norm Aromas nuns, Dournal
Co., - . (Accidental) , -
. . Phsfaderpfria, - rt.
_
..
/ .....asoero
COStraineur NtrruaLlan bumasscisi
Co., . - - Hartford, Cott*, ' .
,Capital - .. i0,000,000'
Towanda. Feb: 20, 1886—tf -
HART FORD LIVE STOOK
RANCE COMPANY.
r CAPITAL $500,000. t•
Caih assets Nov. 1,1800, $134;298 83
Laurels on all klub *of live stock,
*ft and 'death from any cause. -
H. ikIIOKKA N,
Jan. 10, 1867. - - :Agent.
Dec. Oth, the Mare " Lady Mace,'! 'owned Ly
Dennis P. Fhtgg, of Boston; Haas., scedentally
received a kick from another horse, .breaking
tier lett fore leg, above lie knee, rendering it
necessary to kill her as an act of ham tufty. In.
tared In the Hartford Live Stock Imar4oce t 1 m
pony. Loss paid De;. 6th '.• •
FIRE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENTAL
. • INSURANCE. 5 .
cinTAL itEPHISENTID alift
...4E.VENTE,EIV MILLION DOLLAR.,
Q. S. RUSSELL, ejgent,
YON Tllii iCILLOWINO AAA= ILELIAII,I.II eCiiitr Nl's
ti IK A SLD VISE ik itntlk INSURANCE -
CUISPANT Philadelphia
I Capital arid sturpluc over. •
11. ms IssuitAlics COMPLXV, t
Of New-York. _
• Capital and surplus, over...
LFISVELILNCE 003kI3LNIt OP NORTH "
Philadelphia:
Capital and surplus, over
1160;111171 . 412. hi6d72I.ANCIE COA*Ailr.
Of Areen-Yoik.
and elmilt, over
E'arrearams iNetritaNci 'ColiParr, t.
Of Philadelphia.
Capital 'sad surpla.s; aver
ARTIC 1111111NAKCJI COICIANt,
.- i _
. . • : Of New-York. f
CuPital and surplus. nvvr
PUTNA*I 12,1471c4iNCE CoNrANY,
of tic,:fin.i I, Conn.
• c,apital auld isurplas4 over
•
MOrciAL JAYS INAVRANCE CoUPAIaY, t
-
-Of "Writ-. roll; . I I
Capital 'and surplus, ov e r
TRAVELLiatif INGLICANCE COMPANY,
Of Hartford. Conn.
Capilad auti surylwr, ov e r -
•
,
M4f4 taken on at/ .kind of Prcial ty. . a: a,
lota estehas by any other reliable Comp!.
ier, Policies issued and Losses, is toy
justediat Agencyitheretsy saving the trout '
and expense of going eli*srhere lot settlement.
Office-at the Llarciwhere Store ol
ditig & Russell C. 3, RUSSEL;
lowanda, Feb. 7, Itistis- tt
fr LIE INSURANCE • CokIPAN Y,
OF. NORTH irIdERICA.
Office 1iu.1242 Walnut Street, Balladeiptna.
Tbis Company arsi now lirosettuting the I.qa ,
nest' of 'lnsurance from loss ovdamage by FJE
on Buildings, Merchandise. 9 Fan aline,
throughout the State of Ptansylvania,
al terms,for. long or short periddst or permanci,k•
ly of Buildings, by a deposit of Premium.
The prompt payment of claims for
ing the period ol ,uerrly 74) years that ti.,
.pany has been inexistence. entitles them 1., th
, conthlenee a the public.
Dtascrous.—Arthur- G. Coffin, San.aei
Jones, John A Brown, Charles Taylor,
White, Jno. R. Neff, Bkhard n, wPod; Wa.
Wehsh, •Wm. E. Bowen,- Jacue.s N. . Dink.un
Morris Wam, John Alaron. '.en:
Francis 11. Cope. Edward El. Trotter. Edward S,
Clarke, Wm. Cummings.
itTUet! CV:COFFIN, PITS LI:. I.
C. S. RUSSFAIL., Aseat. rowanda.
;, ARMEK'S MUTUAL FIRE kNS.i
I a RANCE. COSI.P &NY
OF MIDDLE PE2iNt3YLVAN/A,
0111 q! in Danville,,Efoutcca County, Perin II
Capital,
The Farmers Mutual eire Insurance Cot:4 , 4P' .
of Middle Pennsylvania was incorpoiated by ii,e
`Tenney'Yenta 14 , gislatpre ; lir the year 1859, tor
•the Mutual lionarance of Conntyy property only,
and immediately thereafter commenced its open
'Ettions on that principle, which had been strict
ly adhe r ed to since. .
'6ll ldases have been promptly paid out cif ,the
Premin
I n a collected on application for Inanrant r
without alting any sasessments. .
• The I arame of Country proper-y only, Ile,,
low rate charged forinattrance, and the pump; -.
paymen of losses are deemed a sufficient - 0 ,, •=. 2...
mentiati nof the Farmers Mutual Fii,, 'l ,, is• -.-
L
once Co npany. IV Middle Penne .ivania, to :,.
owners f sate olasa.conntiy property. -,
P.'.30 sox,Seey. Wu. FinatEv.. Plt., t .
LUCIEN !it YEE. ,
Agent, Dodlitod. l',, •
5, "it;
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A D R C 0 N
B
-REAI. ESTATE Ac;F,N;A
11. 8.1 AluK LAN, REAL EATATF. Ao;ENT.
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Valuable Parrot, Mill Properties, City r
usl
Town Lbts for sale.
Perth* bating property for sals will
to' theirladvantage by .eaviritz a deseriptioas ,l
the same, With terms of sale at this ageacy..o
parties itre - constantly enrolling fun. hums A - . ,.
H. U. MelibiAN.
lisal Estate Aleut.
091,M Montanye's Block, Towautia, Pa.
'Jan. 29,'1887.
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JIIVtRPOOL AND LONDON AN U
1-1 GLOBE FIRE AND 1.1F14, Itv.SURANt
COMPANY.-offlee, 45 - William St., and
Broadwhy, N. Y.
Capitill Surplus and Reserved Funds
(Gold) . .. . ....... .
Assets in the United Fttates,Over.
Daily Preruitrtat, upwards kA
The shareholders ,pergoloally respousio ~.r
engagerh - ents of the• conpany. All I , ire , -!• ,, •
must be shareholders.
Dummies IN NEW Yotia.—Frauds
Es . Chairinan, Henry Grinnell. Esq., Dept' :.
Oh knish, Joseph Gaillard, Jr.., E, : q. II •
Arthibuidr Esq., R. B. H. Consul, Alexanit , r
Hamilton, Jr., Esq., Robert C. Terkusou
Allred Pell, EF.q., Resident Secretary. !••
ander Hamilton, Jr,, Esq., Counsel of Hoard.
' Bairitzas:—Pheniz Bauk--Camm;inu
,The Policies. of this Company are issued I , y"
well-kn Own American citizens resident in Neve
York; who are Directors and Shareholders,.4o
consequently, with the other Shareholders. are
individually liable for all the engsvments
the. Company ; all Policies are signed f.y thew ;
,all claims are payable in cash od proof, o 4
without deduction for interest, and riot,-.1-
cutest, sixty days after presentation ot•pr
They - expire at six o'clock, P. M., and no • t
noon. , Lire insurance effected. sod ar,,
granted on lavornble trrins.
11cliE;AN..s;eht ,
Towanda. April 23,1861. •
V - E W ' AR RA li'(1 E M E N 'l'
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NEWS ROOM AND BOOK STORE .
' - The tindersigned having tutrolased the lino"
STORE AND NEWS ROOK of J, 3; Griffith
respectfully invite the old patrons of the estrl,
'Mamma and the public generally, to call awl t x
amine Ourstock, . . •
• . W . . ALYDitD i. DARIIKI:.
I. W.. AATLIIID. V. E. WISKIt. _
Am EItICAN HOTEL,
T.c.W A N , P . ,
ILlViug purchased this Well known Hotel OD
Bridge Street, I have refurnished and refitted
irttlt every convenlence for the accommod
.tioit of all who may . pstronlse me. No paitpt
,be spared to male all pleasant and-sgiveat ,
• aray 3, %S.—AL — J. - S. PAT rERSON„P , ~?..
iiirCISIO, - OR, ANY _OWER AFB'
AIL TICLN In our 'llse, ordered at efiort notice
oy calling at the • -- NEWS SOoM
REAR libT,- F',..xT4s
1310Njuld Parlor Tablet, at . - 1 1 103T': . ; .
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