El
Ndadhad.
Health of Chwi
domestic
OoOd health in &medic animals is
'always a.matter of primary impor
tance.
As bad hr
Ith
. in parents transmits
ti tendency to 4iaease in the offspring,
it is important that every kind of an
imal we desire to cuntinue - ,en our
farms should be,kept vigOrons and
healthy. -
As domestic animals are a source
Af butuau food, it is a matter of great
importance= to preserve them in a
health) , condition. biseased meat
baffles its qualities into the stomach
off' its consumers. It is a serious ob.
jection which . vegetarians !age
against the use of animal fodd,rthat
the artificiar circumstances ii which
animals' live, and the bad/treatment
they receive, render them' unhealthy.
As an unhealthy animrl does not con.
some food to as good advantage as a
well one, it is .econot l nical to avoid
disease.
As comparative misery and dis
comfort aecompiny disease, it is hu
mane, as Iveli as, economical, to see
that the animals under our care en
joy, as far as possible, their creature
comforts.
Each of the circumstances is a gni
ficibnt reason for guarding with scu
pulons care the health of the animals
we feed ; buPwhen we derive milk
- from animals, it is doubly important
that they arp kept free from every
objectionable taint. A sickly cow
not only yields a diminished profit,
but she yields 'a sickly milk, and
sickly in a higher degree'than hti
flesh:
If a cow eats anything that has a
strong or disagreeable odor.it appears
in her milk.
' If a oow mite anything medicinal,
it comes ont in her milk.
If she is feverisb_h,er milk shows
If she has sores about her,pus may
be found in her milk.
If she is fed upon 'decayed or dis
eased food, her milk, since it is de
rived from her food; will be imper
fect. It is lI'S impossible to make.
flood milk from bad food, as to make
good building from, rotten. timber.
If there is anything wrong about
her it will appear in the milk, as that
is an effective source of casting filth
from her organism.
These facts should at all times, be
well impressed np.:rt the minds of
dairymen: more especially at this
season_of the year. i Closely confined
in their narrow stalls through the
long winter, where the air is not
always fresh and pure,, or water
\\
- and exercise always bad when dc
from
foul medicinal w ds, as thistles,
daisies,whitc top, e 0., cow are very
likely to vary from perfe tly heal
thy condition; spring chef will be
faulty euough,to do the bee we can ;
that every dairyman kno a The
:health of the cows should not, at any
rate, be allowed to become a cause of
deterioration. Green food should iu
winter be alternitted as often as pos
sible with the dry ; for this purpose,
beets, carrots, turnips, potatoes, cab
' bages, parsnips and apples 'are-val
•uable. ...
Ventilation and watering 5h6.4" ild
1 promptly attended to,aud salt and
meal made by pulverizing burnt
hones, should be kept where daily
aceestrcan be had to them, if desired,
nor should their strength:and.flesh be
allowed to fail for the want of a suf
ficient nutritious diet. The best fla
vored tinter and cheese cannot he
toad(Nrom cows that are badly fed or
ailing, or poor.—Exchange.
A National Dog Law
CongresS is soon to arsemble; and
the great interest of the nation will
he likely to receive -just so much at
tention from our Legislators as -the
people compel them to bestow. There
is no money fur Congressmen in this
measure unless they happen to be
sheep' owners, but a good deal of
money for their constituents. On
the contrary, our lionorable ^ Senators
and Representatives, who affect d'Ogs
and sporting circles, might find their
taxes slightly increased. We have
shown, in our past issues, the great
necessity of this law to the sheep in
terests of thnation: England taxes
her dog owners three dollars for each
dog, and raises a- revenue of $3,000,.
000 from this Source. In England
mutton, is a great institution by rea
son of this very efficient protection.
If v.'s want like protection, we must
legislate against dogs.• Wool-grow
ers' associations should take the lead
in this matter, and make their influ
enc,e ‘ f,e_lt at Washington. Agricultu
ral societies and farmers' clubs should
start their petitions, and send them
up Eiyithe cart load to the Capitol..Z—
Sheepolvners who have political in
fluence should write to their repre
sentatives; urging the measure. ,By
timely effort we may secure u hat' we
need. Wool and Mutton can have no
secure' basis until the relations of
sheep 'and dogs are permanently re
constructed . America* x4grieullurise.
—The report of the Commissioner
of Agriculturelkaks of the re vages
committe&by dqgs among the sheep
in the United States! In 1866, 500,-
000 sheep were killed' by the dogs,
and their value wa5 , 52,000,000. The
- uumber iyjured was 300,000, and the
loss is estimated at $600,000.
To CLEAN Clara GannNis.—ltub
some• soap upon the wristbands and
collars, and dip them in boiling hot
water/or new made ends, and scrub
them' well with a brush. Then go
over 'the dirty and greasy places in
the same way. det fresh suds -and
wet and brush the whole garments
right way of the cloth. Stretch
the sleeves, pockets,and pocket holes
thistbands and collars into shape,
the same as ironed and put to dry.—
They will look as well as new.-I-Ger-
Alan/own •Telegr4ph. .
- POULTRY litimmr..—The productive
power of the droppings of the hen
nery are very great as compared
with ordinary barnyard manure, yet
many farmers, with a score or two of
fowls, take little or no pains to ptgo
servo and apply it, to the purpose of
vegetable production. It is an excel
lent dressing for gardens, and will
repa3, a hundred fold; the carp and
expense of preserving -and applying
it.
I thouilit . you told me, doctor;
that Eadth's fever had gone orrr 0. ye i
het it and Smith went off together,"
n,. .~
far~~n`.t;.:
STEM ANOTHER, NEW, ETOOE
/: OP GOODS! . ._ .
JAM 0. MOST, *odd call attention to the
Lae mad ruled amachaast of
•FItaIiIVITRE!
r
low at anise at his Wereloonte, whlcb
he win beheppy te shay to atos and eetl7 one
tree of thug, or to- WI at a. eery M
um ban soot. Vrtutaktetter the p i e Ilberel
pelmets etWale, I 'resist that I
she etlUsedstear to maw It twthelt Interest
to dem vita siketot only bY keePLIT a •
• \
1. 'IIARGEB STOOK
1 .
To mileet from thin is kept In any ether Pled
tare
them Store M this region bat also bj oliketeg
AT A LESS PRICE ,
Than the same \ quality of goods can be par
clamed elseibeis. I have now in acme over 10
DIFFERENT PATTERNS OF CHAIRS.
/ - \
And m\
ore than
THIVY DIFIFERE!IT STYLES BEDSTEADS.
Besides Bureaus, Stands,- 'Fades, Book Backs,
What Bois; Sofas Tete-a-Tete's, Rockers,
. and Easy ; Chats, Piano Stools, Chil
-1 dren's Carriages,Children'a Cradles
and Cribbs, Looking Glasses,
Looking Giant Pkars, Pic= a
• tale Frames, Photo
graph Otals,,Bleel
Engra ngsvi.
Cords and •
'rashes,
ac.
In tact a fall assortment .
OF EVERYTHING IN THE LINE,
- -
. 1
All of which will be sold
CHEAP FOR CASH.
The pablic are invited to call and examine
my dock before purchasing elsewhere. Store
on Math Street, 2 doors south of Montanyes. I
also keep on hand, a large assortment , of
READY BADE COFFINS,
-from the most common to the finest Mahogany
or Rosewood, which will be furnished with or
without Attendance with Hearse, at as low a
price as the same quality can be pnrceased else.
where. Dec . 1866.--yr.
NEW FURNITURE STORE I
Having rented the Furniture Ware-roomeform
erly occupied by F. $. Page, Athens, Pa.,
would now say to the pillions of: the old Eatab•
liehment that I have a complete Stock of Goods,
Put received, 'embracing everything in the
plii: 4 0010:14 , 114:4
gy goods are new and well selected, and fol
GOOD GOO DS
Will not be undersold by any: Call and ex
amine my stock before purchasing. I retain
the Workmen of the old establishment, and
M. N. I. HART
Will have cha.tge of the buainesal and Nannfact
aring. In ahort we have. the finest Stock of
GoW.s. in our Ifne,west of New York, consisting
Parlor Furniture.
Chamber-Setts, f3otas, Bureaus, Marble-top
Centre Tables, Extetialon
and Dining Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads,
Mirrors, Picture Frames,
Ptiowgraph Ovals,Cord and Vases,
Steel Engravings,
Oil Curtina, .Toilet Stands, Work-Boaea,
Pictums, /to
COFFINS AND BURIAL CASEZ
Our . Undertaker's Department will at all
limas be well supplied with everything is that
line. We haws the
FINEST HEAicsie
In this section, not est:opting anything west
of New York, and will attend Funerals within
a circuit•of iloentu Milts, on reasonable terMa.
I. H. VOORHIS. "
. I. HAIL?, Agent.
Athena. Jan. 25, 188a.—ly
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS !
JAMES iIiKINSON announces to the public
that he still continues to‘manufacture and keep
on hand a large assortment of
CABINET FURNITURE,
Banana. Tables. Bedsteads. lifands, Matra,
/Lc., of every descriptiut 'Phial will be made
of the best materials, antil3 he most. workman,
'like manner.
I invltil the bet:lion of the public' to myinFork,
which 110111nc be surpssed in durability, at any
shop In country, and my prices will be
found tWe as low as the timer will admit.
Ilcadynffide Coffins constantly on hand or
made to;order. A good Hearse will be furnished
when desired.
Aug. 15, 1865.
~m celluncous.
G ROCERY, PROVISION AND
FEED STORE.
JOHN BIERIDETH,
(Main-st., first door south of the Mal Bond
House) would mitt respectfully Invite the at
tention of the public t, his large and well se
lected stock of
,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Which he Is selling to suit the times, and
parses of all. Re has allO opened a splendid
FEED STORE,
.Whichls well situated to supply the canal and
Barclay coal region at all times. Be keeps
constantly on hold a large stock of
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS,.
• . MOLASSES,
FLOU.R, BUTTER, PQ {K,
Which he la selling cheap for cash.
•
The citizens of Towanda and Vicinity, will
please accept my thanks for their very liberal
patronage for the last two years, and we
promise with their assistance , to improve ev
ery opportunity to enlarge our bits•ness, so As
to warrant satisfaction to all. C I and gee us
again.
JOHN N RM.
Towanda, July 10, 1887.
MERCHANT'S UNION
EXPRESS COMPANY,
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO
jittOIINTS ND SHIPPERS.
Raving: made arrangements with the New
York and Pie Railway, to do Express Bailee*
on their road, me now receiving ail kinds of
freight sled merchandise for all parts of the
Union—Mirth, South, East , Welt the Cana
da', Europe , West Indies. Goods sent direct
touy Pict of California, all with the quickest
despatch. Shippers and Merchants generally
know wh at enormous rates they_have beeepay
leg for quick .tranaportation. ,Now this Gm•
paay Is aide up exclusively of Rakers, Nor
chute and Shippers, to break up the metope
ly (which the old Companies had formed) so u
Tire fair rates to the beldam ourunnity.
waroft !Manion wdellag 40 lbs. and up
allire snipped by aetaal weight. • Tile way
to keep low rates, is to patronise the Clompaiky
that brought theta down. Particular care and
attention given to money and valuable Pack
ages, Collections, he. Collections made, and
returns forwarded by quickest dispatch.
-
IL G. CRAPS; 114. GIPPORD,
Agent, Div. Soil.
P. BJ—ill Packages to be forwarded fres
Towanda and vicinity, by 41•111BN them at the
Ste. Mee of .111 be f~iia
to the Waverly Ofitee 'of this Commisi every
day. - J. RUYAN, Prop'r Stage We..
T 0. OF 0.F.--BRADFORDIAODGE
• 110, L 117,14-0. of 0. P., meta at Odd Tel
lows RAU, every Koaday smiles bola the Ors
gouda, in April to the nest Monday to Oetobe
it p. re., frost October to April , at
a. s. osaFf
April 37,1807.
=
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:erec whales "-
tttetr
aetees
tally or a -
age; • : . liege deck
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Haeju'
pared CO Opp!, th
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WANTS OF THE
I_
passa4o3
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sus d. IKI
ALL TH PO •
i •
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PAIIMAND
1
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8110
nalU r. UM ' S _ I
IlMalnit Bottles'
A LATA
8118G1 1 0 LTNS
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A large tly B
Alao f theree
dam d
Boat Corn
at ra.&c.,,
mpa, •
Wicks
I . .
CHOICE . CIGARS
mls l Phypictana ei
Medic nes and P
ent
c,nrai rl y so ce; Ml mpound;
at all
San y Inking fro
,
noon,i to It tbe
T I
l an Sept. I
MI
I\TtW SPR
/1 ;
•
g
W
Would anjounee
sea the palblle gen!
and dOl? *caning
I a
Fißtt S
In hie linei aultabl
which he !W s bell
1G L
coruottnois ova:
made .:
I .C 1 .14 0
(No Soddy of,
• •
B U S , I N ,
•
OQATS, VE
DRESSOA
tO
*Mien Coa I
Over Ails sod 0
Collars. [filen. C
Neck Ties Sospe , l
Bap, Sprltig St I.
AU that eXisa. :
cheaper atia lair I
price. Call and
Sig. Nei! door .1
Towanda, May
R I Q
I_Ww_take ptinwure
customers egene
' moved oufietock
Block, to one new
INdF
Onidooriorth o
prepared t show
stoc. of
_READY t
With everything
than we otany..
Wait
Has beet B o il nits •
that now clnr lICV
WELL M
Of vatted! to
terns the,
bought fo
CA
at pri
, OUI 00i
We can se
our line.
Shall be the'
Years,
In Our dealings
purpose linake
TEifPt
And the talmse o
Thanking,yon a
Yo.
Toirana, Sep
B ,
00E- BIN 1 ERY.-THE PUBLIC
is itispeott • y lutormed that the Book-
Bindery his tee removed to the Argd Build,
iner 54 11 4r9. w . ere will be doze: II
II
I 800 • -BIN DlNltii
11, '
is all its as breathes, on teem* as mar
sonatde as • the • •• es" will allow. The BM&
err will .• . - the abarge al
L
eve:l H. t. MIMES% !
(... /
As , • • •a, anti all work Will ha
promptly dose a dyke sad salaam width
= Ail , M ic E (. l2 , a r:a : I 11 1 1= 1 1124 .
t_s! da nirissa atteatloa will be paid to
me
i E BOWES.
To aumath la gadfly sad
domblite l b a • warra nted.-
i i
All world wW • ready far ge limy inn
The patrinage • f.thirpablie Is aellellid, lad
pm* eatlifactio • gasmadeed.
Towns* a , • • 2.1866.—et.
L. B. POWELL.
5
Seriatim, h.. DeikstlEdeksrtftase.
DadreOs Pews. Mason Eselin's Ot
gm, ?rest Llsdas t de's lfeledsoss; sad MI
of - Susleal guess ts, Mese Made sad Irmo
Books. Orders Dodos -sad Thstiers
psedsily solicited/ Address, •
L. B. POWELL •
1111 Plinth's Anus% Elsralloa, Ps.
Verdi 111 le ~
SHAVING
i ikND TOILET SAPS,
L.) dies at the • - RIMS 'BOOK
GAlf*FO: THIVFAMITS OM.
10h11, at NEWS SOOM.
•r
: :." . "Gl;.: 0 WW.r - ES
t.',:;-?3*41...--.-_,__';''..--:-.I?•-•:..q.
1 . - ; fife* rvwina
• biota" at Ai
to lu briQc ts" frortlM
=madam=
p Noe*
abaft of üblkt patron-
AND IfirDIOINNI
l and *ti are acix pot-
lIBLIO WITR ARTICLES
to tal Two.
AND LIQUOBI3.I
CAL USE ONLY.
0 AND HONCEPAINW
mums. . .
PATBNI lIEDIOIIIIIB.
OIL, *Amnia,
NISH BRHSIII3,
AND GLASS. •
• ARTICLZ3 Or EVERY
/Mb.
c axa runct. cols,
AND FLgBIIVOIDI3.
Beat Ttneeer.
L 8 UPPORTERB,
der Bram,
NIPPLE SHELLS; AND
lELDE,.
Syringes and Catheters,
0711V/dna, vntors. rOCIIINI
MIMS,
T 8 OF LATH BTYLB
QUALM'.
bee for the Hat and Bair.
• and' Nails, Tooth Pow
tea, 011 a, Perhunery,
, Hair Dye, Invigror•
erosene Kerosene
hades, Chimneys, -
ftw, all of the
at styles. -
TOBACCO AND SNUPP,
P
IP P a llea n ti d oho p it re \ cs o mili ana regll nikb b yi l co an e E tes.
ret no=
vont of the \day and night.
9 to 10 o'olonk in the foie
' 'fal)°n W. a. 43. 130IM.
1R66
lathing.
Na AND SUMMER
GOODS
ED DY,
the cltizein of Towanda,
rally, that hp has in store
new and
-
• GOO D
to the wants of the people
or Carrency at former •
PRIOESiI
of good well end tellable
...
T H I - 21' G !!
i
any - kind) consisting in
SS SUIT S,
1=
.TS AND PANTS,
AU Wool.
, PANTS AC VESTS
„Dusters and Pants'
er Shirts, Linen and Paper
imere and Flannel Shirts,
dens. Gloves. Canes, Leather
Silk, Soft and Straw Hata
anther that Goo Geode are
rice than poor good. at any
amine my spvivis'before buy
Powell Co. !
R. W. FADDY,
8; 1867
A L i
n informing . our frienda and
ly. that we have Mktg re
(roods from No. 9,,Patton'e
tilid magnificent store.
id BLO9K,
•
Ta)i or &leo., *here we are
a finer and betteoeleetsd
ADE CLOTHING I
r . ppertatning to a men'a outfit
e else in Towanda eimtd ever
pIIR
OLD STOCK t
duced to almost nothln g, ao
house is filled WI" , all new
E TASTY GOODS,
t all an( the el:l een pat
affords, and will h having
ke't
olihy
a to defy all competition to
ME OF AOTON
dare as it has been in past,
PAIR
ND UPRIGHT
ith every one, anti it la our
at new store the
OF FASHIOS 1
every citizen in the county
for past favors..we remain
r .
re truly.
SOLOMON 'a
SON.
1 1867. • • I.
MIISIO DEPOT
~, _ .
eTtOVICE , UT STORE
, MAHAN Os , BIOME
am alit ,ad reined *dr store and Li
vttb a
VERY'aRGE
And jaded ammiiiment i ofj
CROCKERY,
GlatiViißE n
- A r 1,,- -
_OItINA,
yzukoNi,
STONE WAREq-
We propose to keep In connection with the
above fall Eta& of
SILVER PLATEI!,
WOOD;
WILLOW,
JAPANNED. GOODS
ykr,itommiNA:4zki
Aa we buy al; our goods from
FIRST HANDS,
We Satter ourselves, we can sell
GOOD GOODS
Lower than any other parties in this region
CASSIMEW,
TAILOR'S TRIMMINGS,
Of the best quality.
\
M4IIFACITRING
WHEELER & WILSON'S
SINGER'S SEWIN4 MACHINES.
Tominda, March 7,1867
G I A 8S WARE!
946 Greenwich Street, 2 doors below Baro lay et
la the Omit Depot ter
CROCKERY DEALERS' GLASS WARE.
CONFECTIONERS , '
DRUGGISTS' 11. la
GREEN GLASS BY THE PACKAGE
In fnete'ail kinds of
GLASS WARE.I
Also, a complete assortment Of
BRITANNIA WARE,
SILVER:PLATED
. WA RE
EZROBENE WARE,
CHANDELIERS, LANTERNS, '&C.,
Be - brands of Kerosene OU
The beet patent Fruit Jam bribe market, to
be sold at the lowest prima. A-toll line of
Looking Glasses. • Ali kinds of Glass Ware
made to order. Agent for idleu Britannia
J. T. WEIGHT.
226 Greenwith Street.
April lc '.67. 2 doors I,eldw Barclay, N. 1%
pE UNDERSIGNED,., HAVING
Purchased the enUre interest or
R. H. PATC
Ia in thefirm of C. B. PATO ;
prepared to offer to the eine
Oointy and vicinity, a ifirge a
stook of
'h GR.OOER
Which I have purchased for C
dent that can Bell at as low
purchised elsewhere. I now o
a splendid s tgok of
TEAS, COFFEES,
EiThROB, SALERATUS,
Hare' oa bawl a large
AKRON FLOUR, GRAHAM DO
BYB DO . BIICKWDB AT DO.
I kee9 eosaieetly ea Wad I rORIC, BABB,
LAID swl Wadi of MM. Would all the at-
batten of the public to oar Cae't Be Bat
STOOK ,OF TOB A CCO,
IR coallts , or prim. Jan Oatley's Oeiebr atai
limadai. New York Canolcal sai l Brom Soap.
lima all as make oar oro l of
WOODEN WARE.
Lew amortaisat of LUIS= 'mon,
ton= BOAPtii &N i bs. 2 trUl pay the
at exib pttoo tor
QOUNTRY PRoDupz.
noun give im s call Woo
#ll persons indebted to the Palle 1,. if i
ikon ce4 sad mats beasedisto pampa.
11. ram
tinnoids • knob 13, INT.
lita
EIII
,BOOK;_
LAVA
AND
AND
In . variety.
CLOTHS,
CUTTING
Dope to ord..r.
Agerkta for .
And
A4'CO., bi now
ns of Bradford
d well selected
Els.
b and feel cond
gnres as can be
er to the.public
SUGARS,
PICES, ac.
MB
Q. 13, !•A.Ton::
IMI
M§MtMM/Mti
ME
t ;
D B 0 R. 7
A! !pa ..‘.
OLD! :00H- AUttrori sironz,
vanzusup unairr
Corner Misfit sad liiiiilZiteeeti.
twit itoenuiudea *sell to his ittoilt;
toll Mid eV . assortmen coostitoting an
estesdre oambreeing msay *Miles turd
in the Arts torehankal purposes. MIMI,
selected with regard to the piogreesiew veldt cot
the pa bile, which , will be kept oonstantly mfr.
pi pa with , fresh Iwasaki. ses,and o ff ered on the
most resmatble Um at' Wholesale or Retell,
CiOnsistlng cst ; •
)RUOS, MEDICINES, 'CHEMICALS,-
ruornmei t .
"BENZINE AND TORPg.NT,INE;
BASS; PAIN T VARNISH, WRITPrif7AB6,
. , .
, .- •
, And all kinds of !Brushes, • - --,
KPBOSESE -
• OR CO4 I OIL,
Alcohid and Burning Flalda, .
LAMPS, SHADES; mop, "'CHIMNEYS,
\ "
( Sperm,iard.,.. Male, Nests-Foot,
-TANNEIPS I AND. MACHINE OILS,
Fancy and TC.lle iArtloloM In'all their variety,
SPONGES, lIROESHES, --
BOAPH , COMBS,
F
Poinades, r . D7esi PerrrinTi , . .
POCKET BO XS, - PORT 1 MON A IS,'
, Pocket Entree, Ratio ,
4 p
' '
TOOTH, pm AND HAIR PRE ABATIONS
. •PB,BE W/CNES• AID LIQUORS, .
i! .I I For bndle'sal us e, '
TOBAID0; SNOW', ' Pl7B A N D (f 1 161.11118,
, t i
O •ni kid and Friar Seeds, Trussea, Sap.
.. . i Suspensories Shoulder Braces,
0
1 : . Pa pi, Teething Rings, Nursing •
, Nipples, Nipple Shells and
• ebb; Syringes, Bed! Pans,Self• ,
:.. ng Pndt 'Jars, Thermometers„
aro ,ng Extracts, Slone Jug*: Glue •
Ware', Bottles, Vlals,,COrks. Bath Brick,
and 'S • Blacking, Fishl T
,aekle, Ammuni
tion, An ' . Botanic, &led - Wand Homcepath
' lc Medi Ines, and all the Popular Patent
I clg S
IcIiNf~ED.
AU articles 'warranted as represented. Per
sona at al distance. can receiveeir orders by
stage or mail, which will receive tio prompt and
careful attention.
DR. P •,RTER'S PREPARATIONS
FOB FAMILY . USE,
Known as Safe and Reliable Remedies, are *-
ranted for what they are intended to hive saris
faction, viz :
pt.- Porte r's P ectoral Syrup, for coughs,
colds, lung comptaintsotadcail 00
Dr. Porter's Eclectic Pills, for bilious coin-
' plaints and mild cathartic.... 25
Dr. Porter's Smatter Syrup, for
ski' . • 1 00
Pr. Porter's Uterine Tonic, for female weak
nesi, 4-c .• 100
Dr. Porter $ Toti; Elixir for strengthening
the stern, . Q.l 00
Dr. Porter's Ta y Schnappsdor liver and
kid :ey complaints 1 00
Dr. Porter's Co p. Syr. Hypophomphites, .
ous de I,y - 1 00
Dr PUrter's Ma kberry Ea m. for (liar. '
. &c.'
rh i er.
36
Dr. Porter's Rattily Emb =Jot sprains
bru;es • 4-e 45
D. Porter's Pee rat' Wafers, for hoarse
ness, sore throat, 4-e 26
Dr. Porter's WO= Wafers, for expelling
26
Dr. Porter's Worm Syrup, for extermina
ting umlaut 4 96
Dr. Porter's infant Relief, for crying twines '
-
colic, $e.... as
Dr. Porter's Cephalic Snuff for catarrh
headache 26
Dr. Porter's TOothache Drops, for tooth
, ache 25
Dr. -Porter's Tooth powder, for preserving
teeth...; 26
Dr. Porter's Tr•loostene, for dressing and ' 60
growinl the hair 60
Dr, Porter's Triwaphile, . or beautifying the
hair , - 50
Dr. Porter's Odoriferous Shampoo.for clean
to the hair 60
Dr. porter , g
Milk of,Elopers, for beautify.
- . Ins the complexion ~... '6O
Dr. Poiterls Pile 0 .ntment. for external
, piles. - bo
Dr. Porter's French compound. lot; scald.
' • lug urine 1 00
Dr. Potter's Medicated Pigs; • for habitual •
constipation .... ... ... . 1 00
Dr. Po is Healing Salve, for cuts.wounds
15
Dr. Porter's Lip Salvti.for chapped lips.... 25
Dr. Porter's Eye 'Salve, for inflamed eyes.. 25
Dr. Portal's Eye IWater, for billamed eyes..
Dr. Porill,'s Corn and Wart Remover, for t
; corps and bunions
Dr.Po Constipation Pills, for costive.
Hess'
Dr. Po r i se Iron Pills, for poor blood ..
Dr. Pa
ir7i Citrate Magnesia, btr a pleas:
s
i antCatharric 50.
fee MOM Rennet, for making nn
f tr.tious diet for invalids , 25
nos Extract Vanilla, for fl avoring
i ice Cream, aro 40
er's gatract Lemon, for flavoring
I ice oreamL-large bottles 40
ii's Ori;ital Cement, to. mending
•
1 1 bro ens:smoke 25
....!es Liquid Glue, for repairing
1 i .. wood work 25
Dr. Porte 4's Cleansing Plutd,for easy wash
. • Dig ' ' 50
Dr. porte r 's Bed Bug Poison, for killing .
1 bogs ' 50
Dr. Port's Fly Podson Paper, for killing
flies; 1. per,
, / p.... 05_
Dr. Porter's Rat and Mice Poison, 101 l ea-
terminating rats 25
Dr. Porter's Benzine, for removing spots -
' l fro clothes ! 25 -
Dr. Porter's Bla ;k Ink, in pint bottles. 1 1 ... 25
'I . in hulk by the gay ion 100
1 .
Dr. Porter's ill i e and Cattle Powder', for
i dise es of animals- •$ o
Dr. Porter's flo e and Cattle Lotion, for
sprains. galbr.lrc - 50
Dr. Porter's Ring-Bone and Spavin -Cure,
for lame horses .. 50
Dr. Po
Dr. Po
Dr. Por
Dr. Por
Dr: Por
Medical advice given itntultonaly at the office,
medicine.charging only for medicine.
sir Thankful tor past liberal patrunage,would
respecttu ly announce in Mb frienda and th e
public, that no pains shall be spared to satinfY,
and merle the cOntlernatl'on of • heir, confidence
and putrdnage,
C. PORTER, M. D.
Dec. 18, 1886.—yr. -1
SOMETIIIING NEW!
AGAIN IN 'MOTION
Hayl ng purchased the stock of 'Tobacco belong
ing to Hendon,' Comptoo do C , and having
built a shanty on the saMe ground , we are pre
pared to offer to the public
WHOLESALE AND 'RETAIL
A verlety of
CHEWING TOBACCO,
Such as
Gold Leaf, Sandy Side, Pine Apple, itielligau
Fig, Rose Leaf and Star, which we oder topside
in qtuktititie; suit customers. Packages. In ,
Banda, halls and quarter i a.
• 1 ' •• • -
FANCY SMOKING.
The celebrated hone Jack. ?tide of the lirnf •
ted Stites, Vlrginistie Gold I*, Navy and
kinds of Illlicknlck.
!RANDS OP CIGARS.
Mer►cae Eagle, Gel. Grant, Lieboquet,
Perie. T3laical lad the .eery choicest braede of
Iref will keep constantly on hand s variety of,
Noir, agar wee, Tobtooo fuse and PouchT
es and eyerythblg nensity kept In s Tobacco-
Skink
=riglondlordssupti Olgsre and Poll To.
Moro on Mini .
vir irp
AO orders OF elle an shoo sotto.
O. W. •Id 0 ' r.
Oct. 97.18 57.
EE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSES T AMR EoMrs lipaq lb/ Iteadtord
, CASE CA AL 48,000 000.
Yeentrinoome twat 12.006 co&
TimuldsautY 25. 1 1217. W4lll.
•
INBl4'_ CLOTHING IN GREAT
• 14 far imb abov oior a
80.
•
1'714'5.4'.
',.''. '.':-... , tw.,- . i...- ,
I; - .1... : .: . ::
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•wy -- f .. -- • ' ' - • '•,.1.i i t ,
' , il-... , - to ,-, 4, . f t ) r.. '- il l- . .ir i• -
tr i
4 k. -,a• -.!, 1- ..... ,:' ''' . ':'-' '..i :
1 , ~, 3 .4- -. .,
.' tzi - vo -1'
rn , 4,, • ~,, ,f ,.. ' . 1 4 ..,
MARSHALL BROTHERS . Or to --
r
Wish to call the attention of
r tiM,'''' Idle , to
their, new &MEW... 1, - --, •;,,,,,, ',,.... i. ...
- HARDWABB. • • J ',i
YARNING autumns; :: - 1. -
- • -, BLACK Burros , aroouiv;
, and CARPENTEIRSVPOCith.
. Also, ii largeb assortment of ..3 i.. 1,..
• Windovt Glass, Rash, Paints', bus, _ 1
ratty, Varnishes, and Paint : . •
_and Varnish Brushes' .:•V , •
of all kinds, which will Ibe sold for: the lowest
Cash price. Also, a flinel assortment Of -
_KKILOSENIK LAMPS ", ••
of every. style and pattetb to suit the r m.
.1 ['Amps; repaired and 13haneil fre t '= ,Oil and
Plaid to Kerosene.
Portia:War attention paid to ,the manufacturing
of all kinds of _ 1
TIN WAK E. ,r -
i d
°SUING Pl:01IPTILY . •TT ES:DEP TO
•
• We have on. itand , a tine article of 1
GLASS Faurr J A tt Li .-
th improved spli-scalitig corks, and: •
KEKkiKtICAL SP.A_LIN (3; , A IS 8 ,
htch is one of '
the beat .in.al used. - -I , • .
June 20, 18 6 0 - ', - 1 '
•
•
R D W A, It' E ! '
CODDIN G & RUSSELL,
ectiully inform their zustomets and the
lo generally; that although the lire,ocea•
d serious loss and te'bporary interruption
it business-
Re!
pu eio
llto
El
And have purchased al large stock of New
000ds, built a new
S II A NT • Y: I S TORE
And are fairly Reconstructed and doing busi
ness again.- •
The frout - of oar store is now on Pine street,
about TOO feet from Main street, at E. T. Fox
[now Powell a] old corner. If ybu eholild go
into PoNell's and walk' straight through the
wall of the back end of his store,. you would
findiyea.self limong the stoves, pots, ken.l es,
anvils, bellows and vices of oar new store. But
as you can't got through the .iwall,jast walk up
Pine street to our Shebang, 'lrhere we keep a
full.tine of.Mardware. We have a great vane
ty
COOKING AND PARLOR TOVES, I
\\
.1
AMERICAN,
TRIBUNE,
. EMPRESS,
• STERLING,
. _ ORIENTAL,
MORNING tIGEUI ,
GAS , BURNER, &c
ELMIRA KEROSENE OIL.
nd do all sbrts of JOB WORK In cur line.
iamb paid t.r Old Iron, Cast and Wrought
ps, Copper, Brass, Sheep Pelts, Rags, Furs
there, Bees Wax, .tc. We buy cheat', sell
p. and are content with small profits, "
CORDING h RUSSELL
owanda, Sept. 12, 186.7.
TWENTY-FIV YgARS'EXPERI-
ENCE IN DENTISTRY.
J. fd. SMITH, M..D., would reveetfully inform
the inhabitants of Bradfind- County that he is
permanently located In`Waverly, N. Y., where
he has be.in in the practice of his profession for
the past tour years. He would say that from his
long and successful practice 0r25 years durfitiou
he is familiar with all the different styles' of
work done in any and all Dental Establishinents
n-tity or country, and is better prepared than
any other Dental operator la. the vicinity to do
work the hest adapted to the Many and different
cases that prrut themselves oftentimes; to the
Dentist. ash n'derstauds the art of making his
„own artificial teeth, and has .facilines for doing
the same. those requiring undertett of
teeth-be would call attention to his new ind of
Work which-consists of porcelain fur both plate
and teeth,And forming a continuous gum. It is
more durable,. more natural la appearance, and
much better fidapted..tp the gum than any other
kind of work.. Thoseyln need of the sa'ate are
invited to call and examine .specimens, l Teeth
filled to last ter par.4;and ottentimes for life.—
Chloroform, Fither, and " Nitrous Oxide " ad
ministered with perfect safety, as over fobr hun
dred patients within thelast lour years can tes
tify. •
I will be in Towanda from the 15th tol.3oth of
every month, at the office of W. K. TAYLOR,
,(formerly occupied by Dr. 0. H. Viroodrult)—
Haviitg made arrangements with Mr. Taylor, I
am prepared td do all work in tho very beet
style; a his.!uffiee. . April 23, Itt67,
VANBITSKIRK, . OPERATIVE
AND MECHANICAL DN'tIEVE, has opened
rootris in the HeldLeman Block, directly oppo
site the Metres House, for the practical; 6} his
profession, and is prepared at all timesto per
form all eperations belonging to Dentistry. The
different kinds of Plate. Work, will bnlrecom
molded smear lag to }heir honest' erit*; Nat
ural Teeth tilled and restored 'to their origlital
beauty, with material the best adapted to each
ease. The greatest care and atten
Hon will be given to the correction of irrega
larities-and the extraction-of Teeth.' la' this
Department of practice , the • Doctor would any
be dahlia an amount of skill .and . experience
equal to that possessed by any one in thbs or
any other country. Teeth will be extracted
without by the use of gas, chloroform o:
ether,, and in a manner very satisfactory to pa
'cleats, as the, testimony, of hundreds can be
shown. Please call and :examine specluiens ot
our Stork, led be assured of the correctness, of
the statements. Advicel and consultatkin tci 1,
be cheerfvllyland gratuitously giv,en. ,
Towanda, June 6,1867.-6. m. . • r
I lAitDl VG & ,StifALLEY, '
ving entered into a (*.partnership for, the
tranesetion of the PROTOGRAPHIC business,
at the rooms formerly qccupled by Wood and
Warding, would respectfolly call the attention
of thjs publiato several styles or Pictures whicl
we make specialties, 4 noise Photographs,
Plain, Penciled and Co rod, Opaltypes, Porce
lain Pictires. (to., whi we claim for dermas
-and brilliancy of tone d Artistic finish. eau
,nbt be excelled. We invi all to examine them
as well as the more co n kinds of Po:traita
which..., make, knowing full well that they
will beta the closest hispection.. This Gallery
eleinse the highest reputation halloo& work of
any In this section of country, and we are de
termini:l4 by a strict attention to filminess and
the superior quality of okwork, to not only
Main eat Increase lake enviable repailion.
We keep coutantly ors nd the bast variety
of Praises and at lower prices tAan at say other
establielunaat in tow a. Also Pamepartouts •
Card frames, Card -la. Mohnen' , Stereo
scopes, Stereoscopic V -., and .!crything else
of importance pertaining to the business. Give
asan_early call • . , - .
•N. B.lar hi nting for the trade on the
most reasonable lemma. -D. HARDING,
-Aug. U. %T. P. SMALLEY.
A. R&BEEEt.
WAIO HOUSE, OWAHU:ii, PA
Ob Main Street, near the Odin House.
• . O. S n . 13111T11;.Propiletor,
Oct. 8, 1860. _ ,
KNOIN
WM
MEM
, 14 • ' ls
CO
t .
a '
" WE STILV SURVIVE!"
Amon them 1, the
A complete wi.g:rtnent of
, Steel, Nails. Window GI tea, Bash. lie ro
,e Oil. Table-and Pocket Cutlery, Farm•
ng Tools, Carpenters and 'Joiners
T.,01p, Blacksmith Tools, Pumps,
• Lead 'lpe, Powder, Gnns, y
Pistols, &c.
We are agents for
mira Roiling Mill co.!8 Iron.
DuroNl POWDER
We manafactare
SHEET /HON AND COPES tTong,
flisteilaneons.
-" 11 111 4 , .; •••
t
cr'W R
-a4 " Ei.
%slaw." A.,
Thigisams' P
CO.,' _
BLOOD &
8 0 1 Critinne-i0
nitioo.4'42thiiirkipto *Hanna ANI)
CLEdIVE:RB,'
AND irionsp - lOWEAS,
TO tan the same, aad ire prepared to 111 order'
PrzaPtlY• 1- • .1 • • -
ON AS GOOD TERMS
Al can be bought in . the Vaned' Stites. kai.
lug been 16 years mimed' - In -osanefletnring
Threshing Machines, we hare Weld Wale
time narexpenee in , pe rfecting oar naohinee t
and eleim to hare , _
T 1333 BEST SEPERATOB;
One thatlrill uperak Me Al am from Mt drew
store perfectly, and 'with lees • powrr than any
other manmaktered. , Our Machines mamma
good pay by , •
TARESHING • T HE ST,I4W.,
As left bY most of the . machinesimed. They
are very simple in ainstractlon. being am--
prised in o e piece so that i dies not require
a mechanic to set time nl• er run. them ; they
are all manntactured under our personal super
vision. and we 1 ,
OHALLRNOR THE WORLD
To show better WorkinanshiP or. material: Ev
ery machine is set op and' -
'THDEOUGHLY TESTED. UNDER MOTION;
Before leaving tho,Wo:ks;and are
Warranted to be in Mirking . Order.
They have been in practical' use fur several
veers so that we are not advertising a new
mchine every season, each - '• better than an' -
thing ever beetle offered to the pablic.". 7Th y
can be attached to Tread.. Powers, Sweep row
ers. Btcam nr Water Power, and ;or
DUR.A.;-BILITY"•.
Perfection of Working .and Economy, trieir
equal has not been invented.
0 - UR PRICES
Are up low-as those of tidy other mannfaiturera
and paptiea desiring to purchase. will And It to
their intet.•st to examine our stock before pur
chasing elsewhere.
PRICE LISTS FIIItiiISHED
Ou application.. All lands 01
AGRICULTURAL MACHINES
On hand, and Mill Work, Engines:Boliars and
maehit,e'ry.Ait all kinds got np to order prompt
ly and on favorable'llerms.
-13L000 it Cll.
Athens,, Aug. 8, 1867.
ORTH BRANCH FOUNDRY
,„
AND,
Al AOUI N E 811.0 P
Situated on Pihe, etie't, 01 Math Street,
TOWAiiDA, .:BRADFORD CO., PA.,
•
Ls now prepared to furnish •
CLROULAIi SAW MILLS,
• AND
SHINGLE !MACHINES, •
Of the tett finality .wlih the latest impiMre•
eels. all, kinds of Idichlnery for Flaring and
S.tw Mills..
STEAM
,
STEAM ENGINES,A
MADE & REPAIRED,'
STEAM
STEAM WHISTLES,
• STEAM GAGUES,
'GAUGE , COCKS,
OIL CANS, &C:,
FurLisbed at short notice.
BOLT CIITTING - ,.-
- Done from i to IT} inches In diameter.
• FORGING
0: h • •vy wrought work for Bridges, and all
other purposes, done to wder. 2!..140,_ a large
assortment of
COOKING & HEATING !STOVES,
Coal and Wood Burners.- Fiarniture for Cooking
Stores, Stove Pipe. Tin-Ware, %Boat Pumps,
Plows, Cultivators and Lcrupers, kept constant.
ly on hand. ' \
DRAWINGS 'itt, SPECIFICATIONS
Of all kinds of machluely. Iformill i s and other
purposes prepared by _
- WARREN-. HILL,
Foreman j who has Dyad largJ, experience in. this
branch of: the,busintiss. , ' i
0 HN 'CABMAN..
Towanda, Oct. 29, 186 G. 1 •
Is. •
CARRIAGES, NyA9ONSALEIGHS
THE oim ESTA BLISUMENT S I'ILL IN OPER
j ! ATIObi - .
i I ~..
FELLOWS, 011..t.NipALL dr ; CO., . .
Successors to Reynolds, Fellows A, Co., are now
offering and are prepared• Fo furnish' on short
notice, Wagons Carriages ) and eighs. of all
descriptions and of the !a est and most aupro
ved style, and of the • best material at the old
stand opposite the Union }louse, in the can.
tral part of Alba florong , Bradford County,
Pa.'.
The public are, assured hat the reputation
the 'o3l:top has acquired'during the last six years
'under the superintendence old. 11. Fellows, will
be more than maintained, as be will superin
tend the work as'heretotore be having long been
and having had much experience , as a Carriage
and Sleigh Buildet, would assure the public
that ao pains will be spared by the above firm
to make the establishment worthy. f their pat
ronage. 'Thankful AY one of the old firm lot the
• patronage thus tar 'extended, we hope to merit
a contiuusnee , oi the same.
24. IL—We, the undersigned, being practical
methanies„ean manufacture and offer to the
public at- pricis that will defy competition.
JAMES EL FELLOWS,
W..c._clz,kliui - 1.1.
Alba 17.nough. 15, ly.
1 .0 / 1N -A. DA CARRIAGE
FACTORY.
• • -
The uutlersignei respectfully .zunounee ter the
public that they have parehased the
C It It lAOE SII 0 P
E
H. DRAK
ure now prepared to build work in
THE -LAVESTLSTYLk,
And most workmanlike Manner. -The, wil
constantly keep on hand an assortment of splen
did I
TOP AND. )PRN BUGGIES,
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
pEMOCRAT AND LUMBER -WAGONS,
olrE AND
. T;gl !DIATILD
ALBANY
'ALL' WORK WARRANTED.
REPAIItING promptly 'attended to at,rea
siniable i prices.
BRYANT Ar. STULEN.
Towanda, May 9,1887.-Iy. '
•
N EW PLANING .- MILL
• -
The oadersigned having taut a large and
And
Kill in the Borough of Towanda, And
filled it with the most, modern; and improved
machinery, for the nuthufactare of •
_WINDOW SASII, & BLINDS,
are prepared to fill Orders', whether large or
small, upon the shortest. •notice. We have
also a large variety of MOULDINGS; Of the
latest style and pattern, which we 'can furnish
much cheaper than, they can be worked by
hand.,
pL # l l , Wbiorrii t iT dvEiNG,
- AND SCHOLL •
SAWING,
and, all other work pertaining to joinery, Ira
bo done to suit our customers. .
Persona building, and not Acing more tbah
twelve to tonnes" mile. distant,- wfil Ind
largely for their interest , to .buy of an; or het' -
thoir lumber and worked.) by our meal&
...±t
Bring your pistol Flooring.. or Atha} Jews.
and while your team Is fa -feathee. Ambef f
ground out,and take it holm witb,.r bare; It
We will 'pay CASH for PINE d ' • "
LIMBER delivered at:our fismlw _neamtsCH
and see ua. orifyon ean't .kisr e 3.1..._„11/11.2 Come
_L . 2_ . re, wri te. •
TOiraUd3, Feb . .,1R64 ..7 JDGEES & Co.
iniag
IMMO
714144inteirt-k 1 . ; •
,
To W NDA' 1N,3112A NC E
IPollifes limed,LossmadJuatoi/uiururaptljp - ai •
lIPMEANt ;dom.
Of thitpllowlag welt knows aid istiabie Co n , •
psaki. Ofile. ifontsaye's - •
41irierik r !if 0#
Atari* IntmaiosangrasT ? : • .
'44l""':-.414,000,0G0
LIVI - 0001;411 7 0 Ltilitiestf Ltar t _Gt.'
Lira lastraasesloo. - •
CaBNal Sand= and pained Panel, ;
•
Assets In the Milted Dtetea, itti,l7l, 1,800,00i70
0
Daily Premiums, art:avia ot.tOolti) 17,001
Eseiaita htiarsamas Oactuurr, t
Hirt,* el, Coast., t
Capital..
_Wtpunte bisitirSeialtcl Cos PANT
Wi4a•Ban e, Pa.,
Capital: . - - $150,q0
Sorra Aailiciii Taaniatlnsuiuncal
Co.; - (Accidental) . -
PM/adelphui, _ _
Capital
' " ibop,ooo
•
COinrioinon liproulan lxinralnesi
Co., • I#l4l4wil, Conn.,
• Capital • 10.000,000
Towanda, Peb 4 . 20, UtB6—tt
ErARTFORD LIVE' STOCK INSU•
A.A. RANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL $600,000:'
Cash emote Mon-1, 1806, • 1166,296 BS
Insures 0n..a1l klidir of live stock, against
theft and death fririarkey cause.
H. B. McHEAN,
Jan. 10;1867. - "Agent—
Dec.
. • D the Mare" Lady Mace," olned by
MennieF. Flagg, of Boston, Maas., accidentally
received a kick • (rod another,,horce, breaking
her left Ore leg. above the knee. rendering it
necessary to hillber lie an act of bnausity. In. •
tared ire the RartfordLive Stock Insurance Com
parry., Loss paid Dec. 6th 1867.
VIRE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENTAL
INSURANCE.
CAPITAL REMDI/ENTICD OVER
SEVENTEEN MILLION DOLLARS
• 0, S.> RUSSELL, Agent,.
/OR TAB FOLLOWING WAXID AILIABLX CONFI NYS
GIRARD FIRE & BIAEINIZ INSURANCE I
4. COMPANY Philadelphia, f
Capital and surOas . pver
Hui!! histutaigap Couriarr; t
- Of New- York. 1
- Capital aid surplus, over,
INSURANCE CONNANY 0? NORTH
A biILUICA, • [Philade/phia.
Capital and 'astiplus, ofei $1,700,000
MA/mien:ix Isstaascs Coxe,arr,
- of 117rt- Fo lk. -
rk. • 1
Capital aud - surplami o'ver .
/ 44ikatIptleilf It•bUtiANCil COMPANY,
Of 'Philadelphia;
C3pitai and autplus, over..
INSVEAVON COMPANY, " ' -
- Of Weir Yak. •
Capital and swplue, 0ver.,,...
PLYNA3/1 INSURANCE, VOYPABY,
iiCtiftia., CO7l
CapitAr and sorpins. evrr
-•
LIFE it:SCR/a:CU CaltrAxr,. - L,
Of New- York .
Capital and aurplus;ovef.,
. ,
TAANIILLEBEI INSMANCE bOIPAXTi
Of fiartford, Conn. , ' •
Capital and surplus, over.. „.;„ ‘,...100),01*
i
, Risks taken'on all kin i s ol Prvert, at as
low rata as by any other reliable Compantee.
Kir Policies isauetV arid Losaesi U any, ad
justed at this Agency,thereby 'saving the trouble,
and exPeitae•of going - elsewhere for , settlement.
lair Office at the Hardwliere Store of
ding it Etusnll - • C. S. RUSSELL , •
Towanda, Feb. 7, 1860-11
T HE INSURANCE . COiPANY
. OF Zi,ORTM AMERICA.
Office No. 242 Wahint Street, Philadelphia.
This Company are now prpeenting the no- i•
fleas_ of Insurance from loss or damage hy FIRE
on Buildings, Merchandise. Furnittire,
throughout the State of Pennsylvania, ion Jibe! ,
al terms,for long or abort periods • or permanent
ly of Buildings, by a deposit of iremluM.
The prompt payment of claims for bsses,dg
ing the period ot nearly 70 years that the Com
parry has been in esistence. entitles them to th
confidence of the public. , •
Dis.i.4 , —rona.—Arthun G. Coffin, Samuel W.
Jones, John A Browu, Charlie Taylor, AmbrOtle
White,' Jno. R. Neff,q filthard D . . Wood, Wm.
Welsh, .Wm. .E. Bowen, James N. Dickson,
Morris 'Wain, John Mason, Get. 'L. -Harrison.
Francis R. Cope. Edward ii. Trotter, Edward S
Clarke, Wm:lCummingl.
Aternue G. COFFIN, Pres'nt.
C. S. 11115 ELL, Agent, Towanda.
~RMER'•S'MUTUAL FIRE INSU
RANCE COMPANY -
OF MIDDLE YENIIHYLVANIA,
'Office in Danville, ikait4;ux Coant,y, Penn kl.
Capital
The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Entallni4
of Middle Pennsylvania was incorporated by the •
Pennsylvania Uegialatirre, in the year 1669, for
the Mutual Immix:ice Of Country iiroperty only. 1 .
and Jrnmediately the fter - conunenced its oper
ations on that principi . which has been strict
ly
,adhered to slime.
AU losses have bee a r s o a mptly paid onto! the
Premiums collected on application for insuraroda
without making auy merits:
'The Insurance of Crtry proper.y oniy, the
low rates charged tir I surance, and the prompt
paiment of losses are deemed a-sufficient recom
mendationof the Farwers Mutuai Fire hittir
once Company of • Middle Penns lvania, to al
owners of sate clasicolntry property.
P. JOIINSON, Sec'y. Wm. Futaaa, Pres t.
LUCIEN MYER,
'Agent. Towanda, Pa.
II:It:A I).F - 0 R
+ll arch 6. '66.
REAL EST
H. B. ,McIC.E4N, REAL ESTATE AGENT.
~ .1 .
l • nl
Valuable 'Parnis, Mill- Properties, City and
Thl9ll Lots for sale.
' Partlee havingl pror u rty tor Bale vrtli find it
to their advantage by
ea a' description of
the alma, with terms , fB4 lO ht this agency, as
parties are eonstitntlyinq firing fdr farms &c.
11. B. MoKEAN,
1 . Rout Estate Agent.
lock Towanda, Pa.
Office Moittanye's Bii
Jan. 29,„1867.
LIVERPOOL AND LON DON AND
-L4 GLOBE FIRE AND LIME INbURANCE
COSIPANY.—Office, 45 William EL,. and 726
Broadway, N. T.
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Capital; Surplus and 11L . :erved Funds
(Gold) - . ..1.... .516,271,675
Asseta in the UMW . d States, over ... ~100,000
*Ditlty Preminols,upwaids of (gold)..
_17;000
The shareholders - p rso,nally respOusible lor
engagements of-the mpany. All Directors
must be shareholders.
s • plexeroas is.hisw oue.—Francis Cottenet,
Es Chairman, Henry Grinnell Esq., Deputy
glmrman, Joaeph Gil' rd,' Jr., F.sq.' E. hi
A bitraid,Esq., H. B. U. Consul, Alexander
Mon, Jr., Esq., 110. , rt C. Ferguson. Esq. --.
Allred Pell. Epq., dent Secretary. Ale x
seder Hamilton, ,Jr,, ..., Counsel of Board. - -
go-mas Phenix : . k—Cammanp fr, Co.
The Palates of this Company are issued by.
well-known American Weans resident In New. ;
York,-who ire Director and Shareholders, and,
comequently, with the other Shareholders. are :
indliidually liable for lall the'engagements is.
the Company ; all Policies are signed by them
all claims are payable in cash ou, proof of toe's,
_without deduction for Interest, and not, as fi
astral, sixty 441 . 1 after presentation of proof/
They expire at,iut o'clock P. M., and nob at
114012. Life insurance effe cted; and , rinuttitifiLt
granted on favorable tenni. _
II Et McKEAN, Jtgett.
Towanda . April 23, Ufa. - t
NEW A R R. - •'N GEVs IL
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NEWS R 0011414 , , licv o i iiORE .
The undersigned hav i i4 • •
STORE AND NEWS , . 4reluised the BOOS
respecting) , invitao J
• . g of 4. 1. Griffiths,
13
Haul:Lent and the i -patrons of the *Haab
-millet our stook • - 'a ' smite. to call and ex
il•-►• . Ali , Om . j il . !: . i t'
A . 41 P li irror,t
*-TOW'AND
• - ' • - 1
Having purchased this
Bridge Street, I have re
faith every coivenieit
lion of all who nifty pat' .1
be iipared to make all pi!
1fty.11..'411..—u. J. hi.
•WITSIO, , OR OW OTHER AR
AIL TIME in oaf 112,4 badered at shoot notice
oy at tbe.
,:NEWS . ROOM.
BREAKFAST, PIN-ING, EXTEN ;
' :SION, and . Parlor Tables, al FROST'S:
5200,000 •
$350,09 G
$3,760,C;00
- 3900,4)00-
~....f30U,00q
i 704 ,Of
-758,000,00 Q
$357,000 00
I) COUNTY
TE Af3ENCY;
ORD & BiRRZR
F. X IMMIX
HOTEL O.
PA.;
1 ell known Hotel on
. rnished and refitted
for the aceonunOda
t . hie are. No pains will
':. ant and agreeable.
• ATTRIIsON , Prop.