-
- 44piadissit. '.".-
Shal'Stock be Bold as Datmo3d,
• One of the most - diseouragi*pros,
pects before the' • farmer is wben he
has a lets& *want of live ;sit-on
hand at the opening of wihter, - the
prospective value of which iidporeas
leg while that of the grain and bid-.
der which they 'must necessaqly con
sume in: order to thrive well is core
partitively high-and prospectively in .
creasing. It is-not pleasantbuEnnesa•
to fatten hogs, sheep or, cattle for
market with corn which. the feeder
knows= would bring mere.-,money if
• sold iri•the bushel. With the teams,
Mitch cows and young Mock the case
is somewhat different, for they are
expected to make their returns at a
further peribd in the future, and time
may set things even.' , However,
,there remains this consolation that
the profits of feeding - stock have been
pretty have fOr the past few years,
and our farmers are mostly able to
stand one bad season ; but every en
deavor which forethought should sug
gest can be made to turi the balance
'as near the right side as, possible. -
The farmer who accompanies stock
grothig with grain raising, making
it part of a system of mixed hi:Label];
dry, i has by far the best chance of
success` ill times like these. On the
one bend he has compensatory piofits
arising fnem•different operations, and
op the other he is more able to shift
his plans somewhat and keep or sell
as may seem best. ' Our advice to
such farmers is do not sacrifice your
stock. If you cannot afford to take
the market price for your pork when
it is well fattened, put it in the bar
rel and the smoke house and wait a
while ; perhaps, if you have warm
pens and . other conveniences, and are
- well located, it will pay to hold over
a fewbf the most thriving for the
butchers in the spring. Neither will
it pay to sell your two or three, or
half-dozen steers, or your twenty-five
or fifty wethers—the pink of your
.flock-,-at a low figure early in the
winter for the sake of saving mune
. grain and hay.for-,the market. A
great many will do just that thing,
and half fattened stock will therefore
be crowded on the market and de
press prices ruinously. You had bet
ter inatead take very good care of
such stock, make them - - comfortable
through the winter, feed well and
regularly, and- sometimes between
next March and the middle of June
those steers will fetch a good, paying
price, and 'the wethers will sheer hea
vy fleeces and be snapped up by
butcheim immediately after being
shorn, leaving a fair profit in lour
pockets for your outlay of labor and
food. By taking this course you will
do jest what the majority of farmers .
in your situation will omit—and make
money by.the'ciperationt" One of the
successful farmers of this State has
said that be had made more money
by feeding-stock for market when
grain was high and other people
were afraid to pursue the same course.
While weighing other conaiderations,
the niiiking of manure should not be
forgotten or lost sight of ; if you re
ceive!fhat only as pay for the labor
of feedieg and earning for the stock,
be assured that it is very good com
pensation. The English farmers
willingly take up with such-a return,
and.we also are fast learning not to
slight any means whereby the ma -
more pile may be augnmented.
Canso TIMBER.—The question :is
frequently asked : "wheals the time
to cut timber so that the worms will
not eat it ? " The folloiring direc
tions by one who seems to know,may
contain the desired informations Cut
the timber from September to Deceth
her, and you cannot get a worm into
it. October and November are per
haps the best months,,and are sure to'
avoid W,ortns. Yon cut from March
to June land you cannot save the tim
ber from worms or borers. May used
to be called 'peeling time; in my boy
hood, and much was then done in prq
curing bark for tanneries; when the
sap is pp in the trunk and all the
pores are full of it, whereas, in the
fall, and early in the winter those
pores are empty--thenis the time to
cut, and there - will be no .worms.—
When you see an ox-bow with the
bark tight theti are no worms, no
powder post,and ydu cannot separate
it from the wood ' • - and what is, true
of one kind of is true of all kinds of
timber, and every kind hes its peen-
Harkins] of worms. The pine has, I
believe, the largest worms ; and
these worms work- many years ; I
have found them alive Itnd at work in
white oak spokes that I knew had
been in my garret over twelve years,
and they were much larger than at
first ; they did not stop in the sap,
but in the, solid part- I do not think
of buying timber, unless it is cut to
the time above alluded.
HOW TO SrS GATE PosTs.---Take
equal quantities of water-lime and
quick-lime, and mix with Band ; put
two or three inches of mortar and
coarse gravel in the - bottom of the
hole, so the end of the-post will not
come to the ground ; then set your
post in, top-end down ; fill in several
inches of coarse- gravel • pound it
doWn • then more morta r and more
gravel, and so on until the cement is
raised above the ground several inch
es around the post. Slant it away
from the post in every direction so as
to turn off the water ; then take coal
; tar and a brush, paint around the
'bottom of the post, and fill the inter
stic between the post and cement
with coal tar. Only mix, enough
mortar for one hole at a time. Youi
post will be is . solid as if set . in
stone ; it don't • heave out With the
frost and sag around and pull the
boords off, as the water and/iiirsan
not get to it. - . 0.1 W .; C.
To Pouan Krayss.—To brighten
knives easily after they are washed
clean, wipe them dry, dip them into
strong solution of common washing
taxla add water, and rub them quick
on the knife oard. • '
Tun Chicago cattle yards have 16
acres floored with plank.' •There are
;:pens for 75,000 cattle, 20,000 sheep,
- -and 20,000 hogs. -
- "Senn; dear,ou have a very dir.
ty face." '"Caa't Lelp it , warm, dad'a a
black republican."
•
—Way iio chickens have no here
tab:o_l3mm° they hare their necks twirl
ed
Lr.~':~y+~-~
Wisp
w
• DRUG • STORE' ' •
W. 8. E. Gore, (sneteasor to Gass APowntti.
are oonnubs the loans* at - old
stand N 0.4, s t e Sleek as lit Wit
Noetelivddltioss to Ids woo hem tas 'pose
Wporters and swindle:torero reaped -7
alks * liberal share of Wale lethert-'
age. A lode steak of - • • •
FRESH DRUGS AND waken=
tissjest been , " reeetvell, vid Ire ere 'etre Prot
Tared to "apply the
WAISTS OF rIE PUBLIC wrni-Awricize
izr.o owe To sws MDR.'
I': INES AND LIQUORS, ?
•• FOR MEDICAL USE ONLY. •
TOLL 118011111111N7 OF OONOIVIIIIIIIID
, TANIC, 'ECLECTIC AND HOWEPATRIO
' MEDICINES.
•
ALL THE POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES.
- ?AMIN OIL, TAIIIMIS,
PAINT AND VARNISH BRUSHES,
DTZ-9111711 AND °Lip.
F ',NOY AND TOILET OF BPEBY
.111001101417 Alm TIMID szriLICTI3 I
ALKALOID AND RESINOIDS.
All the Beat Trusses,
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS,
Shoulder Braces,-
BREAST PUMPS,. NIPPLE SHELLS, AND
SHIELDS,
Narsing_Bottles, Byrbages and Catheters.
LARDS ASSORTMINT OP 'LIONS, EITROPI,POOLLY
i.kivnts,
. .
81/1301 AL 13113TROXiiNTii OF, IaITiEVIITLE
AND US? quAirry. - i.-
A large supply Brushes for the Hat and Ha te.
Also for the Teeth and' Halls, Tooth Pow-.
dens and Pastes, Oils, Perfumery,
Soaps, Combs, Hair Dye, lnvigor- '
stoma° ~ Kerosene, Kerosene
Lamps, Shades, Chimneys,
• Wicks, &a., all of the
- late et styles.
CHOICE.. CIGARS, TOBACCO AND SNUFF.
Phyttlaians supplied at reasonable rates.
Medicines and.Prescrlptiona carefully and ac
curately compounded and prepared by compet
ent persona at all hours of the day and night.
Sunday hours from 9to 10 O'clock in the fore
noon, to 2in the afternoon. ,
W. H, H.-LOBE.
Towinds Sept.. 99, 1866.
CLottjing.
NEW SPRING ' AND SUMMER
GOODS!
It. W. D Y,,
Would announce to the citizens of Towanda,
and the pubUe generally, that he has in store
and daily receiving, new and
•
FRESH. G'OODS;
In his line, suitable to the musts of the people.
,which he will sell for Ourreticy, at former
•
GOLD PRIOES!
Consisting as usual of.good well and reliable
made
CLOTHING!
,(No Shoddy, of any kind) a:instating In
BpSINSS SUITS,
; All grades. •
COATS; , VESTS AND PANTS,
All Wool.
DRESS COATS, PANTS & VESTS,
Linen Coats, Dusters and Pants,
Over Ails and Over Shirts, Linen and Paper
Collars: Linen, Cassimere and Flannel Shirts,
Neck Ties, Suspenders, Gloves, Canes, . Leather
Bags, Spring Style Silk, So ft and St raw Rats.
'All first class. Remember that Goo 4 Goods are
cheaper at a fair price than poor goods at any
price. Call and examine my goods before buy.
Mg. Next door to Powell & Co.
R. W. EDDY.
Toiranda, May 28,1867
THE TEMPLE OF FASHION
• NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS!
An entire new stock of Clothing ho ught as
chesplas betore the war to be sold with
,
SMALL PROFITS 1
The undersigned' would respe ctrully announce
to the citizens of Towanda and vicinity that be
is now ready to offer them Clothing, such-as
FINE BEAVER OVERCOATS,
CHINCHILLAS, PILOTS,
Also the .
• -
„ •
MRS? DRESS AND BUSINESS BNTS. I I
HATS AND CAPS,
Purnishiag Goods, A,c.. and that thew goods
bought at very low figures will be sold with
very small profits I intend and in
a per
manent trade in thispiace, - and in order to gain
the confidence of purchasers, on a
basts'of
HONESTY AND INTEGRITY
•
and all goods will be warren for what they
are repress nted to be. Cote an examine and
convince yourself. • Don't forget the place,
Temple of Fashion, opposite the Means House,
? South end of Beidleman's
. r
H. JACOBS.
• Towanda, Oct.lT; 1867.
BURNED 011:T!
J. M, COLLIf.S,
Having had his store burned. at the late are, Is
desirous of disposing of kb; eatire stock of
READY MADE-OWTHING,
CLOTHS,
TRIMMINGS,
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS
AO., &a.
•sold Them koods Id good opgdillon in!) will be
20 PER CENT BELOW OOFT,
Au lam obliged to okuw ont 'took for want
of &place to do buslnese In t
, •
• neglect this opportunity for barga ins.
Call it the new wood bnilding.second-stote be.
low Beldlemsn'a block, east vide of. Main street,
nearly.opposhe the Means House. •
'NOTICE.--111 person a hulebted to the, ender-
Amil, will confer a favor by caning and- set
tling up immediately, and save thenualves coat.
J.ll. 801aJ2113.•
.
Tuylunti, Ang.l9,
. .
HE .111GREST PRIOR IN 0443,11
T paid far all kinds of Pridaseist
Braskati# Cousin/ skimp store.
• . • -
~. e;
,G r - R9CERY tROVJEJON AND
:.1: r l.lO :I , , :.itsittfaTir , ..,.., ,t, . ,
... -, i
I 'Alit: .. • .1M94 jatthstaisib
lip yrrould ... . .rispec: t l erthig"
ten of-tae ' ' 016. What t, iariP Ilk .4040 4 ,-,
1•0104 c 0 •.. '..., !-. ':- .., I):''t-.;..: : -:1
. 6.
°ag lo ßi ts ES . R lu - iiiAto ‘llarPfitCiibikViilS6lla°t_*luidls
p 'of 01, lissnlso t4ened a iretunt;;,
;_.
'' - PEED , STORE, ' I -. _ -‘...
ch to :nen Master to supply the canal and
y dual reg on st _ all Umes. H
ocoltile IloMpe
antly on huld a large stock of •
.... 1
AS t 00 1
FL() B
. I _
i 2 to
ch
e tikens of
p 1 acclept my 1
patronage
nt
for
y t b b
pp*h thel
ey iar ouu t t Wal
again. 1 ,
Swan 4, July
EVVi . GR
:SII
Has peall a Ire
In Patton' Block
pleilby Bo omen
the tOM a largo
00.41 ES
..41C
C s
BUG
I FLO6R •
I t
ct evcrythin
, Provblion
be knight
Casa will
. A.
PO I& IPPLI
OF
El
AND
PEACHES,'
I a~
TEAS, S
MQL A.*ES,
1
P 1 allinds,
gROG
• I
‘, Will be y
FLpIIRIFEE
L
1
vMaE
j
DRAT G9OO
LOWEST PO
An
•
CU AI
AS,
•
40,
i • -
Tg/ Ti
I
C+
ALL IKIN
m.3y123 1867
THE 171 N . D .
rchast
.
R
In In §leilrm of
I $ •
prepared kr, ore
•Colutt f and vlci
stock
i } IR
l
Which lI have tin
dent hi t e 4n se
pore elute
a aple+stock
C
• I I:
Dave o .
AKROIF
EtE DO
I -
ki g i
LARD Inut kinds
tention'tel the pu t _
ISTOI I
OF TOBAOOO,
In quAltyl or prle.
• g
Lanndty,; , l ew 4.
Ple isicit and
I I WO I
OASSIMERES,
CAPS
Large
TOI
r3=2
rovuolints
_ • •
FE,ES;'/317GATA.S,
• ji
GLASSES,
. .
li o
'ER, ..- POR ; ' &C.,
1
irselling cheap for t : -:
Towsuida,iwid,"iicl4!ty. i t irlikj
thanks for tbeir r v it
ir - liberal.)
a list,. twO Yea= . d we
assistance, ; to Improve es,
enlarge our blue ass, Co as,'
Lion to ali t Call d !lee us
,
JOHN II . CUL ' '
0, 1867. - .'
•
.
CERY AND ROVI
;1i STORE
r AS ,- J.. JONES, '
I
ItGrGroceryand rovls 13 n - Store
It In ' the store 'formerly o con
! Son where he now 'lotrerw to
" PP
i
9 of i'- j i
k • z; "i 1 :
AND' , 'PROVISIONS;
17710
to bo sold Vie VERY
The stock eon s •
, -
FEES ' small:Ls,
[
S, &c. Also I
EED,, MEAL, &c.
usualiy kept In a Oro oery
re, which I shall asll as low
sewhete. I! •
paid for all kin acof Coon trs
7'owanda, Oct. 17,11567
P r . "s
1
y 0
T - E !;
NEW GOODS 1
ROCERIESI
AT
OCKWELL'S.
t'II,IIITS,
1
' CAN I I
i
PEACHES, PLUMS
ENDS, .
MO
ED OYSTE-R.S.
1E
AP LES,
RUNES, CHERRIES,
S:c.
GARS, SYRiJPS,
COFFEE, SPICES,
I n fact everything In the
BY LINE!
pt contantly on hind
PQT4I ' TOES,
D; EGGS, AND EVERY.
F Al
HERS PRODUCE
frath lot ' o f
! •
OF . _ LL VARIETIES,
ffil
rchald at tho
NT IN THE MARKET
will be sod as
THE CHE+PEST
E FA RME R° .
II PAID FOR
S OF PRODUCE.
. A. ROCKWELL.
ERSIONED, HAVING
d the entire interest of
H. PATCH,
. B. PATCH /6 pq., is now
to, the„ : eitizeng of Buidfcird
ty, a large and well selected
OEMS,
based for cash and feel cones
at as low figures &emu be
e. I now offer to the , public
In
111'Ra . 'B, SUGARS;
.I • I
qflnl7B, BPICEB , 4 / o.'
band a large atoeli of
gulk'oluaxu DO
BUCKWHEAT DO.
ly tin Lana , P 011; IWO,
of FISH. Woad Osu the at;
o to one Caul, Belies 4
Jesse Oaklers Celehraled
rk Chemical and Scosra !Soap.
arable our sleek of • ".
DEN - WARE.
aisortm
OAPS
Pjlee tor
:.OF
,01 YANKEE NOT/ONS.
•;C• psi themiihr
TRY PRODIM, _
011 i;efortr elsewilere
•, .
s live us
• I
It MOIL
debted to . the:44 tisin will
persons
!al and
r ake immedlite
C. B. 'PATCII
h 12.
MEM
113te,. 0
.1•I••
: - AN'k: MIER 41{-
o!deied it abort nigke
!Wit
• ~
. _
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.$lll.-, . ~ :110r: wirsti,shititi - s, '
- a i attweretol4 4 '.'
o cptes
vta storploosi - -
. Str iii4t*Orniptindrat.aaecifxfoi_
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Isuriae , :elia a- iiiii
. . : ., r0 r gi .,, i0i t e.. ... :
*WO, riot:" kiletare.- j vircl4l44, TretikW
,kbelroteribi of tlie,pld444 4140int t pa: -: fl •
Willisiiiediagi of the
Ile ° short Are lan Abe noist, akcpc)Cot
a 9.°41 / 1 • 1,1 T ,11 " .1.10 -Or N4 ll FYdr/Y O6l / 144 4 1 8 1
Pekrifir — lonntAilie v „Y,
blii3 - ette, eotae, itarble.icq;
Centre ISiblef.*Azteiston
an Dining iiksica,%Wm EtedstittOtt. -
' cifinots. 4ictttel frm:let; 7
PfliglaPi!thld!PYCl°ld and Taligelk
, feteelZeilrirtigs,
carne,Twat em uids, work-Boxas,
Picturmac.
-' " , '; ', "1=..... - .. , :,, ,,..
conttio.4f/O'BiT444l4'o.*)3Es.
••
Oar' Itikte a Deparbuld will\ at all
times be well stipplied with everything 4n, that
lice We ' bars the - •
, t
HEARSE • '
; . - •
In thlisedlon,, not uircepting anythlm
of New York; and will attend Bone within
a circuit of Twenty Milcs, on. reasonable terns.- . ; .„., G. B". VOOlllllB.,
N. I.,HAirr, Agent. . •
Athens. .ran: 25, 1888.-Llv
viuRNTruRE w'Aßzaooms'
.
JAMES MAKIIMION announces to the' public
that he still conti n ues to manufacture and keep
on hand a - large assortment of .
.CIABINBT FURNITCIIE •
Bureaus; Tabbis. Bedsteads. Stands . .'
, Chairs,
itc., of every descriptan , which will be made
of the best material, ands . he "mosiv
like manner. • orkrun
I invite the inection °Me public myliork;
which shall= be surpased in - darabtlity, at any
shop in the country, and my prites wlll
found to be as low as the timer will atimit.
Beady made Coffins constantly on band or
made to - order. A
_good Reane will be faerbibed
when desired': . • .
Aug. 15, 1865.
C L 0 T. H. I 1
7
FALL AND WINTER (JOT. G l l
Next doot to Foz, iievens,r-tteXcar it . Fir4,]
conmsr
.31013971ELD,
Hcqojost mewed
FALL AND WINtER Ii)LOTHING,
Flom New York, and thelattemion of lOW paw
lie is invited to the targe and, attractive stook
of Ready Made Hen's and Bog',•
I I .
•
.0 LO"THI NG 1
Now offbred to the public at ' thelowest market
prices, and 'which Jwill • be sold cheaper than
any other store in this pace or vicinity. They
have just opened. a fine assortment of Goods,
salted. for the season. Gall and see the new
styles, comprising the following articles
Doeskin, Pilot, ,t Beaver Overcoats,
BUSINESS SUITS, ALL STYLES,
DoesiEln'aid Cas.stincre
PANTS ' AND "VEB Tr -is
Of all grades for men and boys wear. and bare
also a fine asa t ortment of • ,
GENTS' FITIMISIIINO GOODS,
# such as
Plain and Fancy CaSsimeres, Skirts, Linen and
Muslin' Shirts, Undershirts • and (Drawers.
Overalls and .Over-shirts, Litton and
- Paper Collars and, Cuff's. Suspeu- .
dens, Gloves. Ties, Traveling
Bags, and a good stock of
HATS AND-OAPS.
Having a man Constantly In Newl'ork, send.
ing them goods, they are prepared to sell to the
trade - reabonattly, and to , satisfy your desire,
call and see hem, and convince yours* of the
fact, that they sell the'cbeapest. -
COHEN & ROSENFIELD. •
Next door to Fox. Stevens, Mercer Co.
Towandh e ßept. 12, 1867. `'
GLAgsW_IRE!
225 Gieenwirh Street, 2 doors below Bare 14 at
Is the Great Depot for
CROCKERY DEALERS' - GLASS WARE.
CONFECTIONERS' * "
DRUGGISTS'
GREEN GLASS BY THE PACKAGE
is fact all 4likda of
GLASS WA
Also, a complete assortm
BBIT'ANNIA
And
SILVER - PLATED.'
KEW/lONE -VIARE;:
.1. • \ . 1- • -
CH4NDELIE4S,. tAN'ltßti &O.;
Best brande`ofirei*4oll.
The best patent Fruit Jars in the market,. to
be sold at the lowest prime. A fall line of
Looking Glasses. AU kinds of Glass Were
medal° order.. Agent for , Iteridien Britannia
Company.
2 J. T. WEIN?,
Aptyjir, adoo n 'irs below IV:
IMMO
IZ
4* voitou4atotwrefoßw
; er fe - 1 1 , 1 0k. Akf i ll t At , - . —+PL r
ili,liii:ricalideitamely to Ms Stockok
toll aut. ! amplitel ii • maaalat#Ml'2_,"
Bing any Ingo= ace d
witessi•Wilody; umbra ~ _
Id the Arta for m
im eo' paiweep. - • aaTatauf„
I lalk`fea' ilita } l 'U ard th I:r im " Ir" . ":
Os public, w will ,bli mill= , t he
•104!-4 ! .. th Muth 'vurcbtara,_,,and *Mowed +A
..
boot tesionamek ttat• at obleale i. 4 ? r maul
'T*/ ~trf, t r f ;—_:
fiRITOR, lIRDLOINDS, ORRIIKIALS,
: 4
OE
Ir
•
BEN NE AND TURPENTIN E,
AD awns
BASH, * ^r, ; • n, frr WASH,
And • J
asitlias or Bri1J&!6;
ME
. .
~ KE4,B3ENIr-oR, COAL , OIL,
1 - '—l iiioraing at;'
i i &tooboi in 4 Mai ,
--
LASf*samilic, . WICKS, Cllingl l 4*
-,
1 • : .4,n,i., l4 ... ) C l uile, A leats Fmt, ' :..
A' A'S 4 . .0[147tt111NE OILS ;- 4ang Tioil Tolleicies ball their; P L
-,
15P014G141. : PR:DP,s, 1 1 0AP 3` .;'' celifit9,
HPAiiiides,:gafillyearFerfilteriPT 7 -11.
PeOKET BOORS, PORT MONAIS,
q' f. .iocipat Hnives,ltasom, . .:-..
TdOTEI,III{IN 4116 ULM-PREPARATIONS
\ PURR WIRES AND, LIQUORS,
-- 1 ,Fox; ifediciairnse,' - '`'' -
TOBAO0V s : SKIIPir;*-Pir*4 AND : CIGARS,
" Gard n' i Field and tour Seeds, Trusses, Sup'
potteia, ' Suqicammtes, Shoulder Braces,.. .
ns #
B Tampa, Teething Binge, Nursing ,-,
Bo ißipples io Nipple Sheila and •
'folds:Syria Bed Pans, lf•
g Fruit- ar;, Thermo eters, ..
Ap a
W T ,Bottles, ie k ti tki: B . ITIV° .B G ricalir,
and tOve Blacking'- Tackle,. Ammons-.
ri
tion„ BotanlS.Eciectic and Homcepath
to
.B 1 _ es,- and all he Popular Patent
E Dit c
.1\ N, g . s .
cies wartanied as iepresented. Per
disbmect• can , leceire \ their orders by ,
' mail, which will receive prompt and
Mention.:. _ ~
AU
ions at
stage
careful
'ORTElnfir' PREPARAVOYS
FOR , FAMILY..'USE, i.
• i
as Se4te andlßeliable Remedies, are%ivar
r what they are intended to give Baths
's P ectoral Sircl in for coughs,
colds, hingeein • tiotc.sool4l . 00
r's" Eclectic Pills, f or bilious rota. .
• plaints and mild cathartic .. .. 25
er's Haulier Syrup.; for scrofula
skim diseases. tc. 100
a Uterine Toole; for femal e , weak i .
`- riess, - .10. • -.-- 100
r a Tonic Elixir for strengthening
aysterisi ' • 100
isTansy Schnapps, for liver and
kidney wmplaints ' ...1 00
trCourp.l - 13yr:','ffirpophosphiter, - -
for nervous debility
es Blackberry ,-,. dim ,
for di 1 °°
rhia•, ice .......4 ' ' 35
is Fami l y Embiocationfoiiiirains
bricists. 4'c , - ..... 35
is Pectoral Wafers, for %.*:;a: rat.
neis, sore throat,tc... 25
r's Worm Wafers, for expelling ^
i 25 *cos*
ir's W arm' Syrup, fot ezkrm -- ina
tingi-soorina 35
er's Infant Relief, fur crying liabies
- colic, tc • ' 26.
• er's Cot a Vie &eft; for ;catarrh
25
r's loot:ha t ch° I D! rope for Rath- ..•
. ache '....
is Toith Powder, for preserving 25.
- ' 25
'r's
l i r l i 'Tlemzene, for dressing and .50
, , • wine the hair , 50
'r's ricophile,.nr beautifying the
- ' hair '
'r's Odoriferous Shanipc . 'or clean- - 15°
in the halr.: - :. .. ~.....-. 60
ter'irMi kat Flowers, for beautify. -
In the compleilon - 50
iter's :Pile (Entnaitit. for External '
I:: piles ...... .:: ... .. ... 100
Dr. Porter's French Compound , for sca ld ..
100
M ~ g urine - • • ,
- Dr. Po r te e r's Medicated Figs,: for habitual
-.. constipation • 100
Dr. Pa es Healing Salve. forcuta.wOunds :
15.
D. nit r'a tfpialve, for chapped i - 1ip5....: 35
.
Di . Po is Eye Eaive, for in flamed:eyes.. 25
Dr. Porter's Eye Water; foriaflamed ayes., .25
le,
' Wart 1
Dr. Perter a Corn andißemover, for -•:--.
k -- ''''''__ i I - .cores.and bunions 25
Dr. Ptirte:, .'s Constipation PIM, for:costive
i) l•-• nese . .. • - ' ...r:'" . 2 .
Dr.:Yore:aria 1 , on .
....., for poor b 100d..... .....20
Dr. Po rter's '
Citrate Magnesia, for it pleas. •
ant cathartic .. l6o
Dr. Porter's Liquid Rennet. inr malting nu- . 5
• • tr floes diet tar invalids 26
.Drs Porter's Extract Vanilla, for flavoring
r, ice tream, .ke 1. . 40
Dr. Porter's Extract Lemon, for flavoring
ine cream—large bottles , 40
Dr. Porter's Oriental Cement, foe mending
; broken gins, Ito 25
Dr. 4rter's Liquid Glue, for repairing
. ;
woodwork • 26
Dr. P,orter's , Cleansing - Fluid,for easy wash.
i.
Porter's fled
50
Dr. porter's Red Bug Poison, for killing.
50
WY'rt Potter's Fly Poisoe Paper, for, killing '
••• / flies. - , 1 0.5
Dri.Porter's trit and : Mimi- Poison, for e x-
L e
e terminating , rata 25
Dr. Po.rer's Benzine, for removing spits
. from clothes 25
Dr. Porter's_ Black' Ink, is pint bottles 25
' • ' balkiby - the gallon 100
Dr. Porters Ilepie• and Mtge Powder, for
fliaeases of shoals ' • 30
Dr: Porter's!Horse and ..Cattle Lotion, for
• :t grains, i-& - 4.1 60
Dr. Perter's.rting-lkine and Spavin Cure,
1 for lame horses • -. 60
DR.
Known
ranted i
Action,
Dr. Po
Dr. Po
Dr. Po
Dr. P ' r'
Dr. Pip
ENZI
MR!
D. Por
Dr. Po
Dr. To
Dr. Por
Dr. Por
Dr. Po
Dr. Po
Dr., Po
Dr. Po
lEEE
Dr. Poe
Dr. Po
=I
R E .
T 3
ARE,
ARE,
Medical advice given gratuitously at the office,charging only for inedleine:
Sir Thankful tor.past liberal
,patronage,would
respectiuly anuorineejlo •triends and the
publiethat no pail:m.oAß be spared to satisfy,
and merit the contiauation of heir confidencesad paDmiage• L
H. -
Dec.llB, 1866.—yr. t C. POIITER, M. D.
-1
M=
014:-ETRING N.EW
jl 411AINJON MOTION !.
Hari na purcbased the:stock of Tobactui belong;
t bs t to a rds,ll ;n ett en n e & gro C u t i, a s n ll l haying
prl
pared r 0,,h, to the public
, WHIAESALE iAND RETAIL,
A:_eariety - •
CHEWING TOAceb,
. ,
.firich as
C}oll2 teaf. 4 7ny khici Pini:' .
Apple, Michigan.
Fig, Ihise and star, which" we oftsrfor sal,
in guanti*to -Wait iguitoosers. Etschges in_
VierTelso 11 alicAnd (1 1111 .
r : tt - crt.:4moitio. f
TheCelebra Lonelach, Pkdo of the Ifni.
ted States, Virginistle, Gold Leif, Navy and all
kinds a inuip6iciii— ,
1
_., BR ANDS:IW CDIABS. ~
. 1 ....
-. 1
. Atnoricp.nft, don. rant, Leboquet ,' Ira
-park, Tycocri ditltiverz choicest Innis of
li =ti?; .; ras, - ' :-,'• ' . • . ,
.. —„
__We'nfßl isep co nstan 1y on hand a vathety of
Ttpes,tigite.Casese Boxes and Pouch.
is sad eves - 3i,i t tog: y kept In Tobacco
Landlordsan'y Bat tb Oli.ari. t.;; Fott To.
Undo Fat Itbenilitonina.!, : :' 1 - ,
11 ,
: Aitat4aff prolavVilie .1. ;'t , i:
i . .
'Or W. 0PF,41. --.4. A. BARNES..
:Oct. 97.
_1887.1 , i
A. ICECLY,, Dentiii: 'Wee
_VI_ et over Wien= /Obeli% Tovilinikft
'Mr tint varkinplas.nf *irk scientifically
Aloonnaj yor Attscalok
thinritnniy - BiaP lb! ' Artificial
Testil.irliioh is equally 418 good so Gold and
11, *evertor toelflar Itabboarlillsat. 4Plesse
'ssikand examine
_linens.
sti ... _ntf o sin ia - " * " . " - nea capirea Wi4"4lll '
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r i twn
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theft OW Pdoak of - ,
• El4li,DWklig •,- ~. ; -, - ,
:•I‘' - , i SLA-0/Commr_llmg_itliAtc... ~
-----', "II _.- Y-andtd.ll? 511P1 6' TOOLS.
..-
, uhiti.ls large. assorttfieut of. V. ' -
:7' 1 Window 9111103 tub, Painti,.ollo, ••-:-• -_-'
_Entity, Varn,- , undTalit : - i-s-• ' '
••-- 'l' and Vartdsh Brushes' , ; -
'Mididill .Whieh will -be sold for the lowest.
Cash
.E,B .-GA.M.Pft , i;•" • • '
Cash P ce• Aial?b W .1180_ . asso rtment of .. :
It 8110
of every style and pa "rti to snit the public- , .
•Lamps. repaired .an changed front
.911 and
Fluil i to Herostme. • •-'• - ' -
P . eater attention paid to the mannfaeturing
of, all kinds of ; :
.. ._
BOTHERS - At:664
!!!!I=tE
• TIN WAR - E - •
JA:Kiiiilllllo PROIIIPTL VATTENDin 'PQ
We have off Ould.a fine d article of •••
Ir.VB Pit El I T Je , s6,-.
aritb , :proved "self-sealing corks , and . • .
Hf.. I IMETIdALSEAL.INI3CIAIiti,
which. Is one of the best canalised..
June 20.'1865.
R R E
, CODDING & RUSSELL,
Rwieetfully -inform their.eustomers and the
public. generally, that although the tiro coca
atoned serioua lone and to , Nporary Interruption
to our business
" WE STII4, SIIEVIVE I"
dad ;have purchased a large stock of. New
floods, built a new
SjIANTY S`TUREI.,
And are fairly Beconstructell and doing busi
ness again.
The front of our store Is 'no* on Pine street,
abiL3ol TOO feet from - Main streetoit E. T. Pox I
[now Powell is] old corner. If you. should go ,4
into Powell's and Walk' straight , through, the ,
wall of the back 'end ' of his store, ion would
find youiself among the stoves, pots;kettles, •
anvils; bellows and vices of oar new sure. Rot t
Neyoti can't got through the-well, plat 'walk up
ine street,to our .Bhebatig, where we keep el
II tine of`Hardiltre. We have a great varie.• 1
of
19,
PG
19
tyi
OKING AND pArtLoß,Toirzs
Among them 1.4 the
MERIOAN,
TRIBUNE,
EMPRESS;
STERLIN
ORIEN
MOP.,
GA
ING LIGHT,
BURNER, &o
A complete
'assortment of ''‘
;dow GI us,Sasboith.
rocket Cutlery, Firm
otters and Joiacts \\
.h Tools, Puutps,
wder, Gnus,
Iron, Steel, Nails. Wi
eene Oil, Table and
ing Tonle, Carp
j j T Mackerel ,
I st Lead Pipe, •
. Piste
_We are agents for
A'lrnira Rolling Mill Co.'s Irorkb:"
DIIPONT's 'POWDER,
' 1
ELMIRA KERAbSENE OIL,
We marmfactare
TIR, E SHEET IRON *ND COPPiR I V7ORRi
And do all sorts of .10It WORK our line.
Cash paid*Old Iron, Cast and - Wrought
Scraps, Copper •Brass, Sheep Pelts. Bags' • nig
Feathers, Bees per,
ac.. We buy cheap sell
che4p. and are content wit . smallprofits.
I •± CODDING do II,IISSE . •
Thwandfa, Sept. 12, 1867.
illistellaniwus.
BEI
MAY BE SEEN AT,
DEWITI! DITTIiICH'S
TEMPLE OF Ita-USIO
TOWANDA., .P 4,
NEWIVOhION*PLVNOS!
. Tht MATIIIISHEK PIANOf3, recently invented
by r. Frederick' Blathushek (author , of the
principal improvements in pianos), differirom
all otherlinlauying the strings .cro p s the frame
in both directions. This -equalizesthe grain
upon the frame, and insures greater durability
- and Inrflee math:eat:mein tune than can be had
by any other method. The Bridge._ alio, runs
. the' whole length of the sounding-board, en en
,tlreiy new feature, phich gives greater poiser
and,bettet tone than is found in any other in
struments.
The.smallest sige square, the Colibri, four
feet nine inches long, seven octaves, equals in
all respects Abe .full size of -other makers;
while the fail size, .the Orchestral, is equal to
anylConcert Grand. •
__Friute Schlonter, the etninent pianist, says.
" The Colibri I consider the - cher d'ouvreln the
muilcal world. Its tone Isnot- equalled by tha
largest sized square or upright , pianos of any
(apiary in this country." • •
H. Nollenhauer,'of the ConservatorY ot
sic, says : I with great pleasurebear au.
gunned testimony to the great Superiority of
the Mathusligt Pianos over all others." -Many
other testimonials, equally strong, have , been ,
free:y given. - Please call and. wand* or
Send -for descriOlve circtilar: • -
ft binniveWally admitted that Haines-Bros
a the cheapest , • first class- Plano- Mat% and
I Witt at Dittricb by dealing largely in them
can furnish an - elegant- Rosewood 'Piano for.
$3ll. Send fort circular. Handsome Piano
Stools and Oovervi, Organs and Melodeons of the
best.quality.at most reasonable pricei.—
Large_ntock of eethlusla constantly on hand..
sent by =Wen ipt of .marked price. or -
ers ahead be itddieseedlo 3. A: DRWITT;
TO AGENTS—We are prepared' to furnish
Sheet,Holloll44 all Idndaptinstrtn n eots at the
regular discount' to' dealers. WS want an aro
tire agent in every town , in this and the ad
joining counties. - For terms address - •
' . • - itwW/TT DITTBICH,
(Means' Nock) Towanda, a, ,
Oct.-24,1U7. • ; • -
NEW STORE AND NEW dooDs
FRESH 1.11011 THE NEW YORK MARKETS.
( _CHEAT' THE CHWEBT.,
siltinbeeeibere have_ puthweettbe bnfldta
to ':owned by A. J. Noble, tone 'door ,en=
t &Nieman's Illoc14) and have filled it with ,
GROCERIES
.AND PROVISIONS,
WOODEN AND'
. _
_
Frnlli of all klub In their- leason,:(tresh'aild
deed = ! I'M' thin g 4sti al / 7 . fatIPO 111 a
P:4, q - vf.i,p._ 1.0,;*., :
,5..:1i.i.0.)1.:0,:
Atli= of the. patrouagik,of !minds' and
alnity istespeoUngyaonened.
we will pay:tlie fdahest inart4 for arf
. COUNTRY PROM :TOR.'
We also hare The sole Agen4 ior Brmifort
and.adjoining counties Ibri: lbw male of , the Cele
bre4ed Virginia and Noritt Carolina Smoking
*sac°. .11.11beral dbuinint made% the trade..
' "' BROUWa!qk 00WILL".•
4 11/ 1 " 9- 4 6 4- • •
1115111=051111181NORMWEIMIZEIMIZERESI
' lltniairaitert Spg•
PAAji4t &NI EA &
Tinaginz is`, l ktrailitit4: - 'eat* * to fa;
ILTAXtikk.,OOiirrATHENBi , PAL*
.
o a Cage to manufectoso
.81.401r8:CIII.LaTiltt THREBXII,II9-INIV
;
fP
=
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CLEAWERIft, , , •
41 D 152='!. rilwrits
i;i v e the :tie. 11 4 d are 0 4 r* " I P! c 144
43001rTEIRMi'•:' FT
Aireast-ietringhtlirtboVllnited *ale*.
ingbien.ls,_yeare 0141 4 041 , 411 felnutuLtering'
Thrtabini Mabee. we hare spereqpeither
titme nor expense In perfecting our' nainbinei;
nntolnlnito have • -
_<....
, BESI ,BEPEIL,ATOI4
tie that,win "seperate the pain,lrdst the Wiwi
wore . parfealihnnd with less power, th an any,
other- manntactared. • Our 'Machines can earn
good pay by
THRESHING THIi STRAW
•
.4a left by most.of .the, itiadlihritir aired: ' , Their
are mry simple in ;contraction -,. betwixt*.
prlsef in'ore - plete, : so tjtat-.1 !Ices net pegilisp
g mechanic to set thein tri 4srrrm - them r they
are all •marst3tetrired-nridtr gor.personal Wpm,
vlskon, anS" wec. „
jita
- CHALLENGE -•• Wo , ti
"
To show better ,worknusnship or matetlalgl4-
ay machine tercet up and.
THOMIGHLT-TESTED UNDEiI tt4/Tl6liri
Before leaving the. Woilur,zand
Warranted to be in" Working Order. -
; They have ht 4.43: In practical use 'tor Bevil'sl
years, so that we. are .pot advertising anew
inchte everysesson, each better than taw:
thing ver betcrre offered to the public." Th y
Can belittachedla Tread Powers-, Sweep Pow
ers. Steam or Water Power, and tor:
INN
DJ f R LL
'
Perlection• of Working : and Economy, Abele
equal has not:been invented.
• 0 ' R' *P - ,lt' 10. t
Are as low as those of say other rnannfacterers.
and parties desiring' to rporohase, will lindit to
their intercst to isamine our, stock before per•
chasing elsewhere. ' •
TRICE :LSTS FII.I3,NISHED
On application. All kinds of
AGRICULTURAL kid:LINES
On hued, aud UM Work, Engineslitolleri•ind
afactintry.of all kinds got up tlforder,pronipt•
ly and on favorable terms. • .1
nthoi, dG c,Q. •
Athens; Aiig. 8,18G7.
NORTH 'BRANCH FOUNDIetY
4 0 - • • ••••, • ,-•-
MA p 1 N.B . SH'O t' ;
Situated nu Pine, eabt ni MainlStreet,
TOW - ANDA,, - BRADFORD .00., PA.;
know prtpar'nd to tiarniith
.CIRCULAR -..8.0. 7 V.,111.T,AL5,•1 • .
SHINGLE — hIAGHINES, ,
01 the Lea q es nality with the letat Improve
ente.l All kin of Machinery forWkatring and
/ • • -. ,, i.
STEAM ENGINE,
MADE REPAIHED,
STEAM WHISTLES.
STEAM' GAGUES,
GAUGE COCKS,
• '
,OIL; GANS, ik.q.;
Furnished at:eh6rt
lINI
BOLTOAT G
,
; Done a frpt to , li•las,heet b:dit4stetfx
PORGING:
01 heavy wrought work for Bridges, and all
other purposes„ done tei order. Also, 1 large
assortment of
• .
COOKING & EIKATING STOVES;''
Coal- and Wood Burners: - Furniture for Cooking
Stoves, Stove Pipe, Tin-Ware. Bo* Pnntpay
Plows„„Cultivatorq ar.d. Lerapers, kepreoaitant ,
ly on hand. , • - .
\ ORA W NOS & S PET IFICATIONg'
Oeall'kinds of machinery for mills and other
purposes preparedby• - -, I - •
‘\, • WARREN 'HILL, • r. ". 7
- Foreman:, who has bad large
L experienoo in this
tritich of- the bashaesa
Tawandß:soct: 2a, 18 CA-RIL4II
CATRIAqS; WAGONS,SLEIGHS
TEE Op ESTAB4ISMIENT STILI;IN OPER.
ATION
Succesiore to Reynolds, Fellows Co., are _ now
offering turd are 'Prepared to furnish on: short
notice; - Wagons.. Carriages and aeigbs. of all
descriptiont and of the latest and Most appro
ved style, and of the best - material at .the old
stand opposite. the I:fulcra noose, in the cen
trafpart of Alba Borough, Bradford County,
'rho public are .assured chat the -reputation
the shop has - acquired during the last six years
trader the superintendence Of J. H. Fellows, will
be more than maintained; as -he will superin-
tend the work as heretofore he having iong.been
and having had much experience as a Carriage
and 'Sleigh Builder, would assure - the public
that ao pains will be spared by the above firm
to make the establishment worthyof their pat
ronage. Thankful as one of the old firth for the
' pitrenage thus far extended,'we hope .to metal
a continuance of the same.
N. B.—We, the . undersigned, being practical.
meOhanics, can manufacture and -offer to the
public- at prices that will:defy.competltien.
JAMES IL FELLOWS,
D. W. C..CRANDALL,
J. G. MERVTI'
Alba Borough. April 15.
,1866., ly.
T O Vir AND,A CARRIAGE
IMO
The undersigned respectfully announce to the
public thatth yliave-riorchasedAttil
VARRIAGE ° SHOP
G. R. 1:11R A K
_
And are nbit prepared to build worn
T IJ ATEST S 'Tir:L
And Most moikmanllke manner. • They •• will
constantly *ill On hand an assortment of app
TOP OPEIi..BUGGIES;
P.
DEM' sit AND WAONk.
- ON! AND TWO. MATED
B A N.Y_::ll-L s
IALL WORK. 'WARRANTED.
e. • •
REPAIRING pramp - tly _Wanda to -at rail
wuablb~prlcer.
•
, _ , EarULU.
Towanda, May •
•
NEW PLAk•INII-Ml l lit
'he andendi g sed having built a lime and' coa
ti:Ludlow; Mill In the Borough. . of Towanda, and
filled it with' the moat modern , and Improved
machinery, fOltimmantifiletare of ' .
-WINDOW: SAMl rm i li t i )se , . 4 ' -
174repared o , whether- largelor.
„ upon the:, shortest' notice. • Weititen
also. ii7large, variety oi. MOULDINGS,: oi..the
latest style and Wien. whlth We can furnish
° o aPe.t Ulm ittt.A 9 7 kan to. EtlFe4lo.
TONtitl'Elbit) • • •
GROYEIN__G
. • - ARID SCROLL
i . - ~,,,,,--, , SAWING,
and all other work pestalninw to:Joinery, will
be donetOitdtoureatattnwerie z. . -,,. ..
PerEouliboilallmand* wea ti lguarnt tbart
twelve,tostwertwonlottler:.ol ' NW , - It
i t a =l4 l4lr :isd intenmit aelitro# 4 , 4'
c;
tien t
Briopopolvid of Ifteritig. air tot " Y:
and; t 11 9' Put left ir Or SOT* hit `, Ir
gron d- diet nitrate It _hotwifiiHS Jim - -:F 1 - •, 1, 1. ,
We will pay, CASH- ftwoN.lNlF,SAlpanong
faktass , darvailratlOW4o*ol**-1 00111 e
and! wee tiwi*Vrgl
sec oigVA tosittortitet. , 3-
i't
finraidi •• , ' ,relio, -t„ i, )94101)01:118
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FACTORY.
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lliatiiijAlSgliki
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Allstate iie =
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Deltr ham • ;p ' f , (Goid). 17,eiv
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%Co .. ' ..' - Hoigford. C0 r0.,,
'Cam ...,‘ ,-'0,000,0d0
- ; TowandifFeb: ..11166--tf s.
- '
TrAmounl.tvi. STORK .
44. DAAPI.CQUPANIC:••:':i • • . . •
000,006. •
Omit taitOd NSW 1,8411 • • $166.291.83 ; "
•
-5s bores visCallitimby of Jive , !took. against
Gait hn4 desalt:squatty imam. . .
, • -H. 11 ,..110HEAN,
Jan, 10;447- : • • Abut.
Dec; alithlifikre .I y, /Laos, ' owned by
_Dennis P. diff' liqdou gear, accidentally
,received aid hem itotber - horse, breaking
'her left tore above-Ibe- knee-, rendering it
necessary to MU her as an . act of humanity. In
sured in the Ilartibrd.Live Stock Insurance Com
pany. - 1 1.00 paid ible.6th-1887.-/
IRE, LIFE, AND • ACCIDENTAL
INSURANCE;
Otis
spliN7Eiv MILLION D 01.4411-8
3,-, RUSSELL,. gent,'
FOR FIFO FOLLOWING NAM= NOLIAOLIC COMPANTO
GIRARD Fialc & MA4txt liuugsuics
Coweharr •" • Philaddphiai 1
Capiial~aad. nari4a
Wats -hq,untagna CoVrAINT.I. ,=;;1-•
• • Of 11 . 1:etv-YaTk.
Capital and surplus, itmir • ii,750:000
• '•
IxstrbANcs Coarevri Or Mogen
.1
Amsarci; '. Philadelpllid. r
Clepital simi Kolas. user ' 11,700,000
•
IxinusiNcri ;
Of .11Tew-Yiork.. • • 7 =4 •
Capital and eutplas, olr .$3•0,000
Etersavanis benuattoraCourAirre •
• • Of Pisaladliaficc. , .
Capittl surplus ; Dyer ' • 1350,000
„ , ;.;•
Uric Itomiascr. Colrev a - •
Of•Neio.:Porl7.
Capital and aurphot, over • - $750,140
. •
Prtxalt bi)vritiNc; COMPANY,
• pliliareftwd, ; 1. , •
Capra! Fa ,
t stivpoti,_kkve.v. 4 : ...
ha-ruat LAyx - 4ssuiLicas Com";
,• Of 11las-kork. - •
.Capitalstfd giurplutfparcr
Taay.xxxxas
m i f•qi
aOfpd,
% t "6o9 % Citalnmlus;over...: - ......3, 1
tidgt oa 41 ) -kindle at. Aoifip . .at a.
low esteem b 7 any. other rellabletoMptnles'.•
ifir Policies Lased and Imiesa,-;11- - any, ad
itisted, at this Agenezthersby, saving the trouble
and expense of going elseirbera.tor settlement.
%tar Offlott •. ;_the Hardwhevet Rams Of Cod,
ding' Is Russell • C. 2,- ItTISSELI.,
Towanda-, Feb. 7, isati.-1-ti •
- INSURANCECOMP - AN 'ft
OF NORTH it'II:RICA.
Omar- . No. 742 -Waltint Street, Phlladalpphia .
This Company are now prosecating tie be 1. •
ness of Insurance from loss or damage by FIRE
on Buildings, Merclianfflie. " Furniture, &c. t j
throughout the Efate, ief.Penneyliatila, on libel
aftlrmi,fOr Tong or short periods • orpermanent
. &Lot nMilidings, by itilePosit of am.
2
ing th her ePormiptd pay naly7f
0 c ljai enaunt f
tohra t lossai dn'
the Conri
patty tuts been la esistence; entitles them to th
conthionce o the public.- - •
Ditiunrous.—Arthur C offin, " Samuel . W.
Jones, - John A Brown, Charles Taytor, Atibrosc,
White, Jim.; Neff, Richard •D; Wood, Wm.
Welsh, Wm - . R. Bowen, Jenne N.:Dickson, 8.
Morris Wain; Sohn Mason, Geo. 1.. Harrison,
Francis B. Cope:Edward R. - Trotter. Edward S.
Clarke, Win. Cummings.
• - Arrnts G. COFNLYI, Pres'nt.
C. 8. RIIIBSEL, Agent, Towanda..
TARMER'S MAIL
:13ANOt:COM
Pluilf4rL9ll/1114,„„,
- • -
ihtlllr, Nontonrloe4ol3,-Zenn-s•..
<:Gj-iital _ i J
.. ._
• The warmers Mutual ilia lasarance Company
of. Middle Penesylvania_wrieinoorporated by , the.
Pennsylvania Legialatire, ini the year 111.69,:f0r.-
,the Mutual Insurance of Country property only,
and immediately thereafter eirmmericed its °per ,
elope; on that principle, ha & bees Wiel
ly. adhered to since. _.• • •
All losses have been.promptly paid out of the.
Premium' collected on application for insurance.
without making any assessments. -
Thalnaurance of Country proper:?' only, the.
lor,rates charged for Insurance, and the prompt&
payment of losses are "deemed a infildeat recom,
mendation-of the Farwell = Moduli 'Fite hues
unit Company of Middle
,Pennsylvaara,fo sit
owrierrof sale class country property.
P. Jenwson, Seciy. Wx.. Forma, Preet,
° Agent, Towanda, Pa.
•
- VERPOOLAND LONDON AND
LGLOBE-FIRE AND 'AVE Ituit/RANCIR
COMPARYCOBca, 1411Biar Bt., wad 720,
Broadway, IC Y. •• •'- • - -
Capital, Surplus and Reserved Asada
(Gold).. 116,171,676
Meets' in the United States, Over .1,800,09.
I ally Premiums,uPwarloof -17,0 00
The shareholders
.petiouldly reapotalble tin
engagements ..of the company. . All, Directors
intt tbeishisfeholdeiv:
lagoons is Raw -Yoax.—Fnuicla Castanet;
Es Chairman, Henry Grinnell.,Eaq . .,
Ch — rrearr, 'Joseph Gaillard, Jr., E. .
„Archibald, Em., IL B. IL - Consul, 5. AlMade r
Hamilton, 'Robert (LEargeson t Eilq.
Alfred Pell. Esq., Resident Beare - tari. Ale x
ander Hamilton, ' Der Coaniel ot-Briiird.-
Batursits--Phenixßaiik—Clanunalus is Co.
The Policies , of this Copipany are Issued by
,ireal-known American' rithieneresident In New
Torhoeho aro Direct Directorst analilhareholdere, and
consequeotty, with the other Shareholders, are
-111able'tor' QI the tele
the'Company ; all Pollabletreal then/
illclainis are payable in cash-94 proof el less
• dedirelion- lor biterett; and istitots
tweet, sialy,days After:preseatitiort. isrproo*
They eFplta'at six , o'clock,- E. M., and not a.
noon': Lliblisicatinee ittrecied;' and 'aistioltlet
firantesienistiorablefortos.-
L LB. WlEWC r Aiett;
*ski* :'Aterill23:lB6:l
' - tiIIITAISLE. LIPS_
,ANC) 3. tY 7I- APaV f? 1 - 1 0 010 " , "° 1
CASH 'CAPITAL `$'8,600,000;
Yearly 1a00111:11:0ier42:000.140
~J 110)1TAXIM & WeiRIN
--,Towaxida..7uli2S. 1867. _
rPlir ASTOR: liIRRINECURANOW
~,,ol. l fecr #ipm cy for Prodfordeoi.,
' - CAPITAL — S . 4OO,9OV
Dl,videid - 1446 t _10_per cent..
.11014TA14,2•!.
Tavola*. 25 . 186.1 °'‘
tYCCOLINGI(4II,ViSk
• 1, `
,Tn ranee' Agency to* pr,_,llo:_ . !!!#, l y,
." -:6APiTAL" IS 400,000. ,
=
Hutuat Ca►h plan: htiacl :opeeatbs w•
NE'w:.-if T 41-11:z0S, SEUOT..
MOO MNUACKM;
• -4, taliA the ,
- - toolliAtie - rho e.
Ree `o pened a - maws .cheieum As"'
aisoLtheltouter-- cl o thi ng store, :
seeendstolltrer•Tro d an 14,4" of •
*he* belstoY l ,PfvelOt .„ „
4 • ,'fArr;9loll6,, ;
fladitalAble.inald4r.bi l . t o
jest di diteradosti •
e 2 O . 6tl/11236,koisiasboVhoo1:5,ants
lee up welt , • be believes z i kttpie.....lo,,uoo_ fiaa;
-bluktOidate-ms°
$ - Tae
ibisreese!
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