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2‘gricultuval. -
JIPRUIG WORK.
The season has been soezeeeding
. ty backward inthis region of country,
(the thermometer, night after night
in April, falling several degrees be
lote.the freezing point,) the opening
of the spring will, in all probability
be very sudden,and a great crowd of
work will be pressed into. narrow
compass of time. Many or the inter
• eats of the farmer-swill be likely to
-stiffen ° owing to unusual pressure
but a--.greater,advatitage may be' gain
l ed if each-one will lay out his work
and do ICsystematically, .„Many per
sons,when they have the most to do,
actually' do the least. They are
so overwhelmed by the amount that
is obe ileme,all of which seems to be
"equally urgent, that they are really
I. paralyzed, and have no resolution to
( do anything first.. This is a common.
result of a great pressure in all kinds
of business, where there is a variety
of work. The best way,therefore,for
the farmer at such a time is, to con
sider what there is to be done, what
needs attention first, and then to go
. about it systematically nutillthe whole
is accomplished ; or at least as much
as can be. - • -
Every, onc — ivh9: - lias not fairly got
into his spring work, and who is not
driving, it..before him,should sit down
the very first evening and note down
upon a sheet of paper alt that he
thinks -ought to be done upon his
farm,or in his garden,within the next
three or four weeks. - Then let him
look over his list of work, of crops-to
be put in, &c., &c. ' and decide what
demands attention first,and what may
be put•uff with the least injury. Let
him have his programme, made out in
due order,aud the very next-morning
let-him begin at the headset' his list
and do that thing first and thoroughly.
.• Then, the next day, or as soon as the
(irk matter is attended to,let him take
-- the second,and go on through the list;
but:let no time be lost vacillating be
' tween one thing and another, or in go
ing back and forth from one thing to
another. There is nothing like system,
thorough system, in getting through
' any business. It will — accomplish
wonders. -
1 There are, some things which many
farmers are apt to consider essential
\to be done early that are not so
important. Some crops must be put
in early in order to give them a fair
• start and to take 'advantage of the
season; bat it is not so with all.
is:no great'gain, for instance,
in the early planting of corn s unless
in an extraordinary early and warm,
season, but rather a loss of time - and
of yield: Cold weather is exceedingly
unfriendly to Indian corn, and it is
much better to keep the'seed warm
hi the house or in the crib than to put
it into the ground before that be
• comes warm and dry. Corn does near
ly all 'its growing in this latitude be ,
tween the middle ofJune:andltie first
or the middle of August, and at the
close of the season there will not or
dinarily be three days' difference be
, - tween that planted on the Ist of May
,and that planted on the Ist of June.
A selectioa can therefore be made
between the crops to be attended to
first, and every one shouldVo it be-
Tore,gettin. , into his work and carry it
on systematically. We merely throw
out these suggesions in order to se
- care system without going into par
ticulars. Each one can arrange the
particulars for himself according to
his own needs.
ToltAroEs—Tomato plants may
now be transplanted irom the hot-bed '
at any time. They should be set firm
ly in the soil, which should be well
manured ; and fur the first week or
two, should the weather be warm, be
protected against the sun during four
bourn of the day. If the nights be
cool or - frost threatened, they should
be covered in some way—old news-,
papers, with stones of clods at the
corners, arc good as anything—for
the first two weeks. Mulching with
grass and frequent stirring of the
soil have an assuring effect in prods
. ring an abundant crop.
Some people allow the vines to run
over the ground entirely, and admit
that they will produce as greatly this
way ae perhaps any other;but,coming
in contact with the soil, their flavor
is destroyed and they become insipid
and worthless. Oar mode is to"bush"
them atj we do pem,only more eaten
sively, mid ko_ haye the best o
The expettsVet'traises andframe
work, which amateur gardeners in
(icige in,is just so much money thrown
away.—Germantoum Telegraph.
FAIIILY Conn.—The first planting
yf corn—the sooner put in now the
better—is Adams' Early Eitri,which
can be found at most of our seed
stoics; It is a very sure crop, and
although it is not a sweet or sugar
corn, so-called, it; comes ten days to
two weeks earlier than any sugar
corn worth cultivating, and is deli
cate and :excellent. Bylthe ,first of
May plant your second crop. This
should be Stowell's Evergreen, and
f 01 1 ,4 it up every two weeks with
another • planting, 'making at least
five in all.
There are various other sugar corns
than that mentioned and which we
prcfcre, and some of them are dclioi•
ous,and planted as a choice over the
Evergreen. AS a rule it is better to
get - new seed every year and at most
most not to plant from the crop rais
ed'oftener than once, otherwise both
the stalks and the:ears become dwarf
ed and are not so productive.
Five plantings, as recommended,
will furnish a supply every day until,
the froat takes the flavor out in Oc
to ber.—Germasloum Telegraph.
CORN MEAL FOR CONCB-11e state
ment is often made through'the agri
cultural press, that corn meal i , s the
best feed for cows as milk producer.
Why this Should be repeated when
the experience. of almost every far
mer is to the contrary,we cannot tell,
unless it be for the
_reason that corn
meal is the best gisin so good for
keeping up animal beat, and produc
ing flesh and fat, and it is used in
winter by most dairymen for this pur
pose ; but as a milk prodtkeir it is
the poorest grain that can be given.
Oat meal and wheat ban are far an
, perior. These statements are based
upon actual exper,iment and the ex
perience of many ,farmers.—Ohio
Farmer.
' A CORRESPONDENT of the Northeast.
em Farmer gives the three following
reasons why clover and timothy seed
should be sewn together: First the
clover being tap-rooted' penetrates
deeply. stande;iroatb, -mellows the
flud the timothy grows much
stronger and holds rip the clover.—
Second, it noiversally prevents-the
clover from "swelling" the cattle.—
Thirdr.timothy hay is too binding,
espeeifdly tor_cattle, ind clover tan
eueoulent, heaeii-beth tog..ather ttte
better„than either alone.
beat tstatvaittr Inatrante:
...
NON TANYE &
REAL ESTATE AGEN&E,. -.
• - •
r ztAz e j , : fa TemPuilr at tessoiabk
A tract of Irina situate la Glostoester county, -
Maw Jassy • Containing 446 acres,i Wks
Irmo Malaga Station, Castrimmisi Caps Ks,
The" Blue Anchor" property in Winslair
township, Camden county T. Oontataing
MO acres. To bet sold in lota.
Potter Comity Leads. Einarily timbered
, with Mae. llembok, Ash. Cherry sad bard
woods as follows
Tracts No. 4763; containing 990 sores No.
4755, 993 acres—between the first and east
forks of the Slnnamahoning in Wharton and
Sylvania townships.
-.Tracts" No. 4767, 030 acres ; No. 4768. 400
acres; No. 4608. 400 acres; Wharton town
ship. line of Appot. bead-waters of Bettis
Creek.
Tracts No. 5917, 1100 acres ; No. 5720,1080
acres; No. 5823; 1100 acres; No. 45914, 1081
acres 15 perches : No. 5912, 1100 acres. No.
5930, 1100 acres No. 5918, 1100 acres ; No.
5929, 1100 ; in ITlaartoo and Stewardson town
ships on head waters Kettle Creek, near main
branch.
Tracts No. 4727, 190 sores; 4729, 990 acres ;
appot and Stewardson townships, near Little
Kettle Creek.
Teacts No. 4920, 637 acres ; 4924, 600 acre
Wharton township , main bran& Binnsmabon
ing.
Two bundrel an 3 seventy-five acres prime,
Int class coal hula. Blakely township, La.
sane county. Pa., b way between Scranton
and Carbondale. V ery near the Railway
One thonsand acres first clam Anthracite
coat land aboat miles northeast of Wilkes.
Barre, in the midst of improirementa.
About 1000 acres of land In Iledford,town
ahlp, Burlington county, New Jersey, about
four miles north from Jackson Junction of the
. camden and Atlantic and Delaware, and Rad
tan Bay .9allways. Valuable mill seat. Two
or three houses; stable, barns, - ,k0., see
growth of timber, l never failing water. Power
fall 15 or 16 feet overshot. Price 120 per acre.
One-third may remain.
Dciaa - are Parma and Pennsylvania lands.
Descriptions and directions given on applica
non. -
A.:valuable Country Seat near Philadelphia.
Splendid grounds and trees. 69 acres of land
WESTERN TROPERTY—For sale or ex
change. 120 acres of good land one third tiza
bend. San Piero, Stark coenti. loam
Forty arras of good land with trait trees, ap
ples, peaches, pears. Ic. 25 acres improved,
one half mile from San Piers on Railway.—
Price $BOO.
8() acres one mite from San Nero, one-third
timbered. No improeementa. On railway .
Price $BOO.
A steam mill property in Burlington town
ship, Bradford minty. A very desirable lum
bermg operation.
•
Eight permis of land, containing from 50 to
100 acres, each partially timbered, and improv
ed suitable for farming or grazing.
Holz° and Barn in good order and 136 acres
of improved and timbered land, orchard, good
water. &a. 'Union township, Tipp county, on
Northern Central 1-sllway. For sale" onlong
time and easy terms.
26 Town Lots In Monroe Borough, Bradford
county, Ps.
3,000 Acrea Vitt] Timbered 1 •=ue. Sullivan
county, Pa:
121 Acres good Farming Load, Burlington
township, Bradford county .
Other timbered and improved properties.
Descriptions given on apprzaticrn.
Tenements and Improved Beal Estate, To.
'nada Borough, and other properties:A
MONTANYE WARD,
FaccuteLConveyanceb, tarnish Briefs of Title,
bay and sell Beal 'Estate, - collect rentals and
llens,sorvey and eximino all kinds of property.
_They are prepared to negotiate sales of f rets,
homesteads, and properties especially desirable
to capitalists; to procure advances of Money
upon bond and mortgage, and to prosecute In
quiries for those desiring to make investments
or secure a home. They sill effect
INSURANqE
In the best known taitE t iND LIFE COMPA
NIES. They have exclusive Agency Brea.
bbd and neighboring counties t,. cs lin, -mns
pantos in these several departments of testa
IRON
Those who desk° to buy or sell limas ;
All who wish to aunt Insurance against FIA;
All who seek permanent investments for the
future benefit of their families, is secure and
first-class Lilo Companies :
&pashas desiring to bay or ea valuable
speculative properties;
All wishing barleys and e saminationa ;
All wishing &drawer upon valuable rea
ProPerty
All who wish to obtain lease or rental o
Farms or Tenements, °
Are respectfully solicited to entrust such bus
nuts to our Agency.
Farther particulars tarnished at oar office
Mice, corder et Main and Pine streets
stir _ PROPHET' ES ADVERTISED
FREE OF, CHARGE.
REFERENCES:
Hon. U. Herons Towanda, Pa.
Hoes. William Elwell, Blocatiaburg, Pa.
C. L. Wand, rag., Towanda.
IL O. Herm
G. P. Naeims A Co., Honkers, Towaiida.
J. D. /bemire, Towanda.
Lathro LuMington & Co., New York.
Dicksonßrothers, Philadelphia.
Hon. John N. Conyngisam, Wilkes-Barre
Charles Parrish,WUkiss.liarre.:
Hon. P. B. Streeter !
_Montrose, Pa.
Towanda. April 2. /267
FARM FOR SALE AT A BAB-
G
GAIL As the subscriber wishing to
change his bylines., therefore offers his farm
for sale, situated in Liberty twp., rose Coon.
tir Pa., containing 250 aorta of choice land. 300
acne impend, the balumein good timber,well
watered by good never spring, tali
fenced la 20 fields, end lays getly rolling, with
three good Apple orchards an n d - halt Lan.
•ly me. The farm lays 1 a good W. , ghborbood.
and • good market wren from Mamba:
one of the largest cold works in the State, and
Ire lass from the Williamsport k Elmira B.
IL, bandy to church and school. The improve
meats are one old two story house oomknotabis
for s nitufbee of years, one frame born 40 by 65
fees rith undergroond stables for 50 cows wag
gon shed and other nocenney out tmilibt
she a zood 11111 seat, with s dart built.
tun sill be sold with nerltbin_ g on the birm
*Wives : 12 cows and all daisy Mantis, 1
spaof young bones, 3 seta of barns., 2 wag
gons. I cast it
laid rolkr. 1 bight Mowing
Rftptn Machine combined,l Rana rakes sad
forks, , Harrows,Plows, he., ece „
sad In fact ever thing th a, is wanting as a
l lsem,and.maly all now. , Price 1133 au iumi
; Sipa down th• basso to sit
th• 4 pot WU. thicmaallsg, addnia
icopr, überth boss Co. , PP;
intwgiavila
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FOX ; STXVII2O3, iitraduti — ii €O,
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WHOLNaitS GROOXII; , 1 l
1
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• - '„
• Aron Ilittlitertiblk inr kc,
isiso.4l=settriaorwtrisisismiestiamit
GOODS ET NVIRIIIMAIdi
Ws ~afr isss 6 *
iltovispm,
And other roadie in • ear Übe, whioll'veril ''fir •
chased for OMR, from Mt' bawls, and
are (Mr to Itottasdo on iledrable terms.
ato 13 •
We delite $0 cap particular attention •to
FINE -:NEW OW TEAS,
d
Bought *cpy from the 1111POBTEtta erg
tasting
of • i
HYSON, YOUNG tisqx,
IMPERIAL JAPAN AND OOLONG TILDI,
NEW YORK JOBBING PRICES,
Guaranteeing the quality in an cues: -;
We are daily receiving additions to our 104
in all DE AUTRENTS, all of which are bought
with special reterence to the Inuits of &Main #
ket. • •
One of our firm being a resident
buyer in' New York, of many yea 4
experience, enables us to take act:.
vantage of any favorable chant*
in the- Market, and to keep Toni.
stock always fultand complete.
Our business experience added to our facili
ties, enables us to otter great inducernesta to
purchasers. ,
Orders by snail, or otherwise, will tiali
prompt and careful attention. I
Tovanda. Sept. 1. 1867. .
F L 0 11" . R !
FOUNTAIN'S PREMIUM FLOUR,
MICHIGAN WHITE want.
AND OTHER GOOD BRANDS,
Constantly arrivlngfrom our Mills-in Michigan
;t
Wholi=le and Detail Dealers supplied cheap,
Near the Erie Railway Depot, ELMIRA, N.! Y
Dec. to, 1867
THRTOWANDA
11 AVID ,
EATING EF. TABLISPIENT 1
WOOD & ALLYN havine purclisse n Lyi ,.. e
Bakery and Eating
_EstabUshmentand
recent ly kept by Hill .k, Smith, first diwyrinVid
of the Ward House, Main street, /To:ids,
Pa., and having re-modelled th e mule: th are
'input dto famish their cuitomers the
public with everything in their line qt ramp
able rates.
THEN EATING GRAN' MENT
Is fitted op In the most .approred - Puld
meals are served at all boors, and their stet" hi
filled with a good assortment of ,
ouoczarca, CONTECTIONARY ? GREEN
AND DRIED MITE; AC•;
They will keep in store and sell at wliilessle
and retail or utanntacture to ceder
BREAD, BISCUIT, BUST - FRESH
BOLLS, BUNS, PIES AND CANEI.3,
Of all kinds. Also will keep the best Chicken
of all kinds in the niarkot, by the.barrel St ,
vend. Fresh Oysters constantly on band by
the keg or dish, cheap pa the cheapest._i They
will rise the best !ukelele in wag thing mud
Will try to please the most fastidious. 1
a- Wedding sad other fancy Calms lade to
order. .--i_ • :,
__,.
sar Families supplied? daig m and Premptg
with anything desired in oar , t•
They employ none but the mod ADM work
, men, and am only the beet =Aerial. They are
determined to keep a Ant elm establishment.
Give us a fair and candid trial andloa Will grid
•
It to you advantage :
. G. H. WOOD. J. $. 4 . lrN
1 Towanda, Ang.l, 1881.--yr. ' '
THE CORNER ; GROOM -
4 ;
The subscribers desire to' announce
to the Public, that they ,hav4 , com
menced busineas as general &niers
in GROCERIES, PRovisioxs,
GRAIN and COUNTRY fPRO
DUCE, at the Bridge Sweet co mer
i -..
of Patton's Block, and that they
i
have now on hand, and de4ign to
keep, a complete assortmentef goOds
adapted to the wants Of i dle livillage
and country trade.
1
They 4ould respectfully invite an
exanikustion of their stock viand a
comparison of the y same with any
other goods in the market, as to
quality and price.
They are provided with; ample
and efficient help to . give promptl,l
tendon to, customers, and will giv :
carefuLatterition to all orleriplac -
I in heir hands.
G. D. KONTANYE
BERRY WARD. .
We pay Cub • for RIPIDII
and sell goods for Ready Pay.
parnoNs FOE SPRINO AND
•B• 4
61311111g8 OP 18*
liming just rotaraol tom Its, 'fart with a
tall sod lankily selected staeh 91 WPM
GOOOl4lO hope tone able to please
all
Woe m: % their pottoesits. Cowl sa4 beg
We will deriver yont-131r. Aws In the latest styli";
sad we defy competitlfn ia this twitch of. oil.
troth: Coble ,besatitel nand Looe4- no chest.
Also Madam Fors Commit Blatt 13a!si l o otta.
Call sairMmise bik•ro you_
_par. g .
boats *the east aide of Isla , bet
this stoma( Vos. &meas. Sere= tit, Co., -
ClFter• E. J. PIMP,.
AIso,PSTYE OP TM IWi7ltat
tot WSW tad 0141biss' beselet.
wishing to tt lpood meek and Stte but t
Ott Ili; *lib 1 atullilessat fitting, will
had it to edvssUo to 'Maras_wilk . is
Itootos over Mrs:Pierats. -
• t • •'• RA. COSTZIL
Toisids, 6,11364.-4 t
ME
MEP
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..::'r~
Which we Gifu at
GET THE BEST
MADE FROM THE MST i
From our iStore in the
FIATIJOBN BUILDING.
J. U. FOUNTAIN
LONG & 'MUM
Towanda, Sept. 17, 18671
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Cy'., 04 . 101
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iIIN i t'l: ii, '
• .0110Olt * of .ZttOU Itead•
1 oast raspadr lC ally Oa the at,•=•,
...pibila:tolkis hula and wall et
-
i 2: - AND PRO lONS,
is as es 4tis timee t _aad
Be ham also a is spleaull
PEED STORiN '
, , ,
..‘ •.,, ~,.. "..e.i' '
114, ,-- - 1
retooled SG Ole
region at all Be bops
•
and Ilarge of . ;
i*liii.
1 '
°OFFERS, ':IGA.I/8,
mousus, 1
~_
S ")of
• he
posses of
I ,
'Wblisb
*ashy
oosstsatly
RA S,
Burn, PORK, &O.;
v ,
he kiellugeldil4 l fin' mob*
iIaIV2RED - 4 i'RE BORO*
PSBR OP 0 . 141 . 410 R.
- 1
.
of Towards 6 I , 0 isielnity,
_will
' t my thankrfor pier very Medi
the lad twq yieue, and
p . their maistatux, to improve ea
k • , to enlarge ofrOno, so
eatidaetko to all sad Nee as
- - • 1"', • . -
Mal ifiIaIDETHI
, July 10, 1887. • 1
•GOODS
The el •
Please
PetroloolP)
Rosin
orY oPO
to warren
spin.
Town.
N ." GROCERY An. PROVI
SION STORE I
i
THOMAS 11;i
-- tg
6al ep*l oie
in Patton ► e 1 1 :57 he i r y elit s c ! r l - to blot__
trigaB4l,a,R=lng he now ore to
P /Qt t
(MOO S AND PROVISIONS,
I -
&W m szt_d to baled at the VIEW
. The . stol lontalo o
'Mei% OOPPERS,FSUGARS,
1317041113, &C. Al so
FOUR, FEED, ?on, ar,c.
Li ft.+, amebic umAy Ina jaroce l 7
and p er ; More, irnichi! oell so low
" 1 " 1* Oush a Vbe ald for ail ldo of Coon try
Pioduce l . Towanda, Oct 17. 1887 .
STOR[E!
NEW GOODS
NEW GROCER.IESI
. A. ROC4.WELL'S.
CANNED Fra4l6,
PINE APPLES, PEONS, PLUMB
; -
OF ALL KINLS,
I I
D CANNEDi OYSTERS.
MIXED AP , pp%
A IHES, PRIINg; OILERBIES,
I
&C.,•t4;6
'• • SUGAR 4, SYRUPS,
I
(MASSES, 00171,_ SPICA
aptdedi, In fact ereetrbieg le the
GII.OOEI LINE!
• WIIIna boa esnaanry in band
FL4IIII,FEIiD,BRA f te, POTATORA
31mrisie, LARD, 14,i AND EMT
OF FMIiN:Ei',IM3 MUt)DUOL
A fresh iort;of
GOODS OP 411 VARIETIES,
Purchase at tho
OWEt3T POINT N THE MARKET
dnd wM ha AKA as
HEAP AS THE: CHEAPEST I
_ . . i i
, 1
TO THE TALTOBAS.
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Qum r4o mu
i i
L KIND I S 10F PROMO&
W. :;!k. E,I.OOIE.WELL.,
ay 23,186 t
•
: UNDER I 4 BAYING
ParataawtheleattroAigameot
B. U. lOacti,
I la be Stool 0.14 MUM 6 00., la sow
( ged
p to ' oeor to ' i Oitholli Qi 'maim' a
sad *WS. is;lie ion von - seeded
G R 0 0 RIR I R S.
1
. . I have purchased ter Cash and teal cond . -
ant that San ssil is t lon Astra as can be
nrchased elsewhere j, I now offer to the. publics
'splendid a tools of 1 i . .
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS,
STARCH, 6A1.-tRiTI7B, SPICES, #,C. • •
• Rue on band 4 lirge stock of
MESQ,,I!I FLOVE4 GRAHAM DO.
RYE DO. BUOtWURAT DO.
I keep constantly' on ' bited, PORK, UAW,
LARD and kinds o FMB. Wood all the at•
Witten of the puld+ tore Can't Be lt!at
STOCK 01 TOBACCO,
In quality ot . price.l -JOee Oeklers Celebrated
Islam New Iforklualcal sad &own Soap
Pima call aad cam;oth oar stock of
' • I
woopEti WARE.
Large iesoitetutnt oti TANIS NOTIONS,
TOILETSOAPt3, ir.e. I will ps7 the hlipti-
est * . cub price for I I
001.Tha l iti PBODIIOE.
Pumas give um seal ,bekes selling 'Umbers,
An pions114111: w o Ibelate thin tilt
ptaN 1;111 sad all° l a t ePailield•
,
• 17. a. PATI7II
Towasula. War* 13,11887. •
NEN Ti 01 4 .08 SHOP:: ,
. Amos trifsEr.saux,
• room ',
Cm opened a ahop: in theo back of the
Boogie et tite Young lien's' ChrldintAtibblil I
lion, second dam over 1447's Clothing Store
whereto fs ;tow prepared to d all kinds or . •
Ia tie tieetemi Moat • Seeable mikeseri
experience of • a defailklitiOS tO
=lb w ; rtrulU th e
- 4 b r e Thi Ira
l o ut , 2 t ; • Towanda. Oat. 11,186 t:
- 1
thong.
, -- Ntivit'antutw∧stilimSt l
• .
-WailiN4oll2ol4 o 444 / 1 111 Ti n kr ./01
sad
sitiVlblie that' Ito-havis store s
sad receinsa, sew sad -.
• PRESII6,OOI)I3
hims um. Waltablelo the WWI of the peoige;
which he will cell for Chilremy at former
7. . c4)
11,
GOLD Y-10 0 E B
Clegiddisgsit momi•-oL IgOOd VORA/Ad WM%
0 . 4 1 q1../ 1 - 14
,!a
(No . l of any ,a) fiassisibig
BUSINESS SIII'TS,
430 ATS VESTS AND Oftn.
•
• All Wool. •
DRESS GOATS, PANTS & VESTS,
Over Alla and Over Shirts, Mee and Paper
Collars, Linea, Claimant and Newel Shirts.
Neck Ties, Sea dem, Gloves, Cases. Leather
MA P = e eni
86 .thst u ti d oo l dro r odi liaill. are
cheaper at a fair price than. poor goods aasy
mite. Call and mambas my rds before buy
ing. Vest door to Farrell
- Ruiz
• towseis, Y 1418,1861- '
THE ,TEMPLE OF FASHION 1
NEW 13T9RN AND.NEW GOODS;
An entire new stock a( Otetbtng boaBht u
dailies before titewar to be sold w itb
The usdanigned would respectfully announce
40 ther abeam of Towanda and vi ;Ant that ho
b noir ready to offer them Clothing, 1 1 •
Yin BRAVEL : ovsztoovrs,
Finn Dities : orri: Busrmase
Furnishiti Goods,,to., and that, those goods
bought at very tow tiptoe will ,be sold with
very small profits. / intend to establish a per
manent Wade in thisptioe, and in order to gain
the oonadence of purchasers, w il l deal on a
basis of
HONESTY AND INTEGRITY
and all goods irM be warranted for what they
are represented to be. Come and examine and
convince yourself. Don't forget the place,
Temple of IPashion, opposite thejleans Howe,
south end of &Miami's Block.
44.C085.
Towanda, 0ct.17, 1887.
BEDELL & VAN VELSOB,
MERCHANT TAILORS
READY MADE CLOTHING
e• • •
GENTS FtWISHING GOODS
WAVERLY, TIOGA COUNTY, N.Y
We have I readout& Cutter from New
York City, and take al the flak In slang you a
good tit.
We inake at our own establishment. We give
particular attention to Tooth's Boys, and
CRTIORENS' CLOIBING
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES
Best Stock of Hats and Caps
gept for withinm2o
l miles. - Come end look and
prove 'eai.
Bsprom & VAN VEISOk e .
- 68 Broad-et., Waverl7, N. r
Akenta for Grover . & Baker's Sewing abohloes.
Aps4 2,1868.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODSI
PROCLAMATION BY
COHEN & ROSEN:FIELD,
O. B. PATCH.
=
t
gradem
Linea Coote L Duaters ea Pants,
SMALTi PROFITS
cuiNcauzes, PILICAS,
Also Um
HATS 'AND OAPS.
FM3BIoNABLE
AND DEALSRB IN
NAIS AND CAPS, ;
68 Broad Street,
READY MADE CLOTHING
And always bavo a good:assortmaiit
From 85 canto to $3 per yard, (al: wool
Ti)WAIDA, PA.
Wassiss, It sews to hare pleased the In
habitants of Vann& , and 'vicinity, to recog
nise our fair way of doling ;
Asa-Wimples, We owe our Water° thanks
to the: oonitatildty for extending to us so liberal
a pstriouage vatic now t
Awn Musinan, We deem it Mil' duty to re
cfprocate all the favors bestowed upon us that
tar
We do hereby publicly PROCLAIM, that on%
great stock of
ifle2o Spring _gnd Summer Goods,
Comprising everything in the
LINE OF CLOTHING
Each as
Doeskin & Cassimere Pants
dads I the best styles Coats, Vests, &.e.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
And the .
LATEST STYLES HATS & CAPS,
Will be 4spato of at each
REDUCED PRICESI
That will astonish the comnitatity. As oar
Goals are manntactared in - Weir York expect
ly for this market, we can affbrd to sell as cheap
as the next. We are bound to satisfy all who
give us a call.
COHEN & ROSENFIELD.
To Ne
ndaidpxt door to
ri Fox, Stevens, /brow & Co.
rala, 1888.
We would call the attention of the public to
the tact that we have opened a Branch fltom to
WYALIMILISIG, (in the store formerly occupied
by E. P. Taylora where we are prepared to we ll
at the wane bow Bites. Mee as a eall before
rwisialir, database.
OOBEN a ROi3IMPIELD.
Wyabaing. April 16, 1868.
NO MORE MONOPOIrRS t
GRAND OPINING CAMPAIGN
TOIL Mtl
SPRING AND SUMMER OF 1808 !
♦T TRA COAARATTD
OP) :11;01Dgli 113:01k): ',133
ALEX SOLOMON r& CO.
N 0.123. 11%1DM:int,
TOWANDA, PENN'A
A view era has dawned upon Towanda and
Bradford County. No more monopolies in the ,
Clothing Trade. Down -with Nigh Prices .
Goode will hereafter be sold in • Towanda at id
Mallet profit than ever before; The great ant-,
bitten of the undertignedli to Nell goods at e
=idler prodt than any other • firm in the °bun
ty.andth tos• regarded as the ram Mends of
- We shall. therefore. make it our
etairy to see how cheap we can sell to la_ _
Our store will cantinas to be the-GREAT
NEXHILA'tOIV,OP VMS of Clothing and
Dente lharnbhing Goods in Towanda sad Brad•
Lord county .and eII "Ul consult their interest
by *Meg yes call wad-getting poet ed =mica
teibremakisg pluchisee.' Customers will ro
t:Math in near: w o rd we put.on
. paper frustate goods ..
MMA One. come all and buy web coup I
Ileinatalmrthe,nsba 12S Ithia street...
:11417.. 216Lomou, oo:
ToWiliels, Aprll2o, . -
1 , 04
-•.-. Aeorai! • .
t
.
LOMA
* Corner Mchesuiddis•SteleW.TousWPs. Al
sad -
-noted /*MK lagarto
r T
1 ton ccd ciAts mesetmelaVAlsositstilsips. -
actesstes embeselsg setides seat
elistittribirsiodbeilisd wpm*. caratally
selected with mord testlisirdee masts et
the palette, widasa i llo oasstsztly Ago
psi with flak' ser i _ elkeed op
' 410'10 0100111611: Af/1111118411
11,P1441-01..:91. loft, rt
DRINK iginOTES; OnPl/948,
• , dett,vsseaussi c.
BENM4 AInrIMISTINige
Bdriii ;PAIR% .•
• :lieSlict •
MOM! ' OR ;COAT;' 444
Ali4lol4i l ii4rfavii:*l l 4% -
Was, mom VaBBf,auzinvi3,.
• ihestin j . iMbels. Mies Not,
TANNERS , AND , MAOHINII 0118,
Pure 9,iittefiaiilei hi* etakisz l 4,:"
B P O / 100 ; Bnball l6, ! ) .# ll/3 • • COM ,
1 4 thsolei7,
MOM BOOKS, POST MONA'S,
, - Pod* Ulm, Bison,
Doors, nig AND atm fitIFPARATIONS
Pita* IMMO aro 44tr088;
'rosacoo, 'finss; -Puss AND CIGARS,
• . _
Garden, Wield *afloat Need& Trams, Sop '
porters,. Baspensories, Etheedder Brunei
Breast Pump', TeetNes Blom Niquipr: .
Bottles, Nipples, Nlpple Dells and
St kids, Syringe; Bed Pus, OW-
Beating PEWS_ Auk Tbsrmossetas,
Plowing liztraets, stone Jam Glass •
Ware, Boltlekillels;Oorics,Dith Sikh,
and Stun Bluldni, Taalde, Anunani...l
io
ton, ' dn. Botanic, Eclectic and Homainith-
Nedloines, and - rall the Popular Nest
M ,WD r e I T E 13:L
All sttir ] ips varnutted as roprommteit. Poe
ms at s &toteCIA moire the* ordem by
stage or NIA WWI :sin Melte prompt sad
careful &Motion.
AR: PORTER'S PREPARATIONS
FOB FAMILY VEX, -
Known aa Safe and Reliable Itemedies, are war
ranted tor what they are Intended gtre mitt*
faction, Ids
„ _
Dr. Porter's o 34torsi' fys, for o = zoi
oo
Dr. Porter's/ Peleotirliihi. or b il ious row- '
plated and cathartic.... 26
Dr. Porter's 13snIter Syrup, for scrofula
skin disersto, 4 , e. - I' oo
Dr., Porter's Uterine Tonic, for Paste weak 110
Dr. Porter a li f e cl is ni,iifar sfreastkosiog -
[ the s3aress, 100
Dr. Porter's Tansy Scla cco r, far liver and
Dr. Porter's
i c c o n. m?. Elyr.Aphosphites,
1 1 M oo
Dr Porter's-Bisci
tiga c. ry lislisuit. for diar ,
Dr. Porter's Family Embrocani,foi.spratou 85
_ bruises., ite 33
D. Porter's Pectoral Waters, for hoznie-
Dr. Porter's WoX r 4tters, 't. erpeliii4 25
Worm ti 1
.
Dr. Porter's W ng orm Syrup. for extennbup
wow 35
Dr. Porter's liilaza BOA, for crying bares
Dr. Porter's GA& Ike, for catarrh 26
Dr`. Porter's . Toothseho Drops, for tooth- 46
Dr. Porter's Tooth Powder ' for piteerotag
25
Dr. Pestles Trkagene, for dressing and 60
coviasitth , e " 60
Dr. Porter's phlie bandying the
50
Dr. Porter's Odoriteroz r iihampoojor dew io
Dr. Porter's Oda
PlcV s , for beautify.
Dr. Porter's% Ortasene n for - externs — 60
Dr. Parteestt ing eb Ocroipound, for sea °(1 1
Urine 00
Dr. Porter's MW- tad Pigs.: for !albite&
oonstkstiork
Dr. Potter's Sal*, for entsmoana 00
55.
Dr. Porferit Up Salve, for chapped lips.— %I
Dr. Porter's *e Bake, for ladamed eye.. -36
Di. Porten; Zye Water, for Inthmed eyes.. 26
Dr. Porter's Corn. sad Vint Remover, for
eons and bunions 15
Dr. Porteoa Constipation Pills, for costive-
Dr. Porter's Iron Mb', for poor b100d.....
Dr. Porter's CitrategMs nesia, fora pleas
ant wihaMe. - 60
Dr. Porter's Liquid Bermet, for milking nu
tritious diet tor invalids • 25
Dr. Porter's Extract Wallis, for 60=4
at
cream,
Dr. Porte 'e Extract Lemon, for flarcebig
-tee cream.—large bottles 40
Dr. Porter's Oriental Cement, fm mending ;15
taken glass, de
Dr. Porter's Liquid Glue, for repairing
mud work.. 25
Dr. Porter's Cleansing Plia,for easy wash
ing. _
Dr. Porter's Bed' Bog Poison, for filling
60
Dr. Portei'sl i g l POison Paper, for killing
• 06
Dr. Porter's }Wand Mice Pollan, Wren
tale -
Dr. Porter's Uri), r removing spots
from clotb, . as
Dr. Porter's Black Ink, in pint bottles 25
in balk by the gallon 00
Dr. Porter's Boni , and Cattle Powder, for
diamond animals
80
Dr. Porter's Horse end Cattle Lotion, for'
zr zt al a n
i s, galls, 60
Dr. ratter's Bone and Sputa Cute, -
for e horses 60
Medlcaladrtee,g iigratnitonaly at the ace,
charging
only for mediates. •
nair• ftmkk.l hit put liberal patranage,whold
=lll3r ,annoimoe to Ma Mends and the
aud no pates shall be spa* satildfs
and merit the continuation of their oonldence
and patronage.
Deb. le, Va.—yr.
Snortllamas.
[IOW THINGS GROW
And so does boldness g
WARNER'S - JEWELRY :STORE.
Ho keeps good..goods and sells cheap. There
pun can llnd all kinds of ,AMERICAN and
FOIiEIItN WATCHES, also &large assortment
of CLOCKS, including the celebrated SETH
THOMAS manufacture. Also a splendid sr
Bortment of JE WARY, Including solid gold,
and general assortment of SILVER PLATED
WARE, mending spoons, forks, cake , baskets,
fee se A te ,o of the best manufacture:
. -SOLID SILVER SPOONS nounifactared to
order. Width and Clook repairing dew on the
ehartest taloa; in the best manner, an en.
perlenosd werkman.. AU at prices that will
give Satisfect lon. A. I. WARNER..
Towendaj Dee • lt, 1887. .
s o M,E.THIN 3 10EIV
Sem IN MOTION
Hart ng purchased the stock of Tobacco belong
bing to Randall, Compton b Co.; and hiving
ut a shanty on the Name ground, we are pre;
pared to offer to the public
wso l izseix AND RETAIL,
A variety of
CHEWING„ TOBACCO,
iloidlest, Sunny Side, Pine Apple, Michigan
Fig, Rawl Lest and Sus, which we oiler lassie
in quantities to snit, customers. Pentanes in
Surele, baits and quartenh.
'peNcrr swinge
The celebrated Lone Jack, Pride of the Arn i,
ted Biota, Veginistie,llord Lear, rim sod all
ilndi or Silifoksdek.
BRANDS OP 'OIGAII.R9.
AlnedaiE 4 o , . o en• Greif Liebnudi
pato, Timm add the very eholeesilmols
Term. •, •
_ We win bop constant' Iy on band a variety of
Epee, Cigar Cases, Tobacco Boxes and Poach
es ;and everything =oft kept in a Tobacco
lantiltrwisitapidted with ; tt• i to.
Immo on Meal tering.
Mau **Aptly line nonce.! '
Oct.
MIMI_
_ 2 O /SY OTHER 'A&
ITITICILs im Oar Itae, ortaiod at rhatt'solllo
ay saUlog at the 1111M18 1100 -
Stv,4lP
-• .
A. u; ii.oooo. oo talibltakei
Walt* 's
I gtoios'snit ipsFSs;
*Pi 41841•00 01 rOt . ; •—•
PRIM !UM Alip-',IOII*OW
.111isjist
pond to asps 7 tbs. , per' .
SIMS OPAllllroitavirrili um=
ME
maxonta To en tso3l.
PL411,1111100
' Peasioncit sigt Oita.
413 1 11 . Aeurgog l os ankainsins•
.110.1100-IKILXOTIAI g014:0401110
i13 111 4 1- jr.thlarr. inumniala
• i;rt“Autum,
PUNTA:ND 1110(113t1 11081P03,
- 01 ; AND ' "Hirinm TOILET ii11 411111 =0; : WWI'
MEM
moist' azoomizo Aiiik MID smaars,
ALRALOLO 40011111fINOIDL .,
•
111-113.
sigitaf,toiiii:ntreat anus, AND
wars sad astiietlifit
EIM=I
SUR(UOAL ~'
lige apply iros for ibe Hat mitts%
AJoafor tbe Teeth as& HalloiTootb Pow
. dera and Pastes 08., : loottasoor,
' Combs
Hasps. idri%Vr.
atamike.,lCaroiou
7 7&mop
Lam
&a, ; all of tba
7 • - lot* ot stilts.
.01610 E CHAR% Tell&OHO , AND &HUPP.
ikalcdirinecftletesnaiezerremiernprikais:stcarehilis' reesonablearidrates.so.
curately comPormded and prepared Iv compet
ent persons it all hours of the day and night.
Sunday boor* from 9 tOlo'o'clook in the fore
noon, to 2 iielhe afternoon.
W. 11. IL GORE.
Towanda; Sept. 29,18 66.
IEARSNALL BROTHERS a . 00.,
Wish to caU the attention of the poblio to
their now Stock of
ILARDWASS
motto ateumerrs,
BLACK SIITTE3' TOOLS,
and OdEPUNTEREP TOOLS.
Also, a large assortment of
Window Glass, Sub, Paints, Oils, '
Vartdabea, and Paint
and varnish trashes -
of all Ideas, which will be sold for the lowest
Chub price. Also, a dine assortment of
KEBO,BENE LAMPS
of every style and pattern to suit the public
Lamps repaired - and changed from 011 and
raid %alteration.
Particular attention paid to the manufacturing
of all kinds of
TRONIVILT ►rTENDED TO
We have on band a dee article of
GLASS PEWIT JABS, ,
with Iteprowed eelteesllog corks, sad
ESBEETIOAL SEALING CA NB,
Web is one al the best cans wed.
,June de, UAL
HE GOOD TIME HAS COKE I
T
The surplus of labor combined ;with other
came has told with fearful effect upon
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sees Awn by uir
is decidedl y prim at lower, which eau easily be
acqing
FROST'S FURNITURE EMPORIUM
Where say be found the largest and best stock
of lartiltare ever offered in this market, and
which I ern now Offering at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!
H. C. PORTER, 11. D
Such as
A. BAWER.
eboot~af aneeir,
===
istemh,
OP 14.1ESSITIM
ne* QIIULITI.
*astwart.
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to
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qII rd • t::) .r 0 ta
8 z
t „ l: ti 2- i -1 I .4.-‘
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P. CI • 2_
to
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TIN WLltr.
I am sow selling Oak and Chestnut Extension
Mies at $1,50 per foot, and other goods th the
same proportion; many of them as.cheap as be
fore the War. I have also increased faellittha
foe Manufacturing, and can furnish -
DEALERS AT WHOLESALE
thankhd t . r their pad liberal patronage and
determined to merit a continuation of the same
by offering inducements not to be found else
wlftwl invite the public to call and examine
my goods and prices pore else
where. No charge l beforeer showing goodsouba singtd I
WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD
I also keep on hand a large stock of Ready
Made Coffins from the most common to th•
finest Rosewo d. Also Victoria Lawn, Merino
and Satin itobes, caps, to., and will furnish
everying in the line of Undertaking on the
Moat reasonable terms.
A- 000 D HEARSE
Always is readiness when re_quired.
JAMB& 0. FROST
Towanda, April 18,1888,
NEW FURNITURE STORE
Eaving rented the Furniture 41am-rooms form
erly occupied by P. N. -Page. Athens, Pa.,
would now at,y to the patrons of the old Estab
lishment that a have a complete Stock of Goods.
jut received, embracing inrerything In the
PITENTEUES LEM
My goods are new and well selected, sad for
GOOD GOODS
WM not be umderaold by any. Call and ea-
Wu sky stock before purehaaing. I retain
the Workmen. of the old ettablhlunent, and.
MB. N. I. EMIT
Will have chug* of the business and Ileanfeet
wing. 1a abaft we have the duet Stack of
Goods In au tine west of New Tort, ea:editing
Parlor Fumigate,
Chamber-Botta, Rotas, Bureaas, Ruble-top
pies Tables, Ira:tendon
and lux% 'pages, liatteab,
IMun!4 . Picture Frame!,
1' 110 U:470h Oral", Cord and Tassels.
• Mal numb" •
OH Outing, Toilet Bundle, Woricasimect,
Pictures, &e.
COFFINS AND BURIAL OMB.
Oar thulenaktr's Departs:at win at all
timer be well lapplied with enaythinii in $M$
liac We WO UN
nivirsT REARSE
In thisiection, not arcepting anything west •
•ot Ncw Usk, and will attend Funerals wields .
I circuit at Twenty MOAB, on reasonable tenth.
8. - VOOlllllB.
N. I. Has, Amt. '
• MMus. Jan. 96.1988.-.ly
SUM, AT` - WHOLESALE.—VN
. bare *good dock of Wert Bomb, Medi
lue,Oldo and Path* Cover Seed. Also nn
sob Timothy Seed of primequality, which we
der allowed mai* Weed litwisimm.
POZ, 61101115, =Mit as CO.
ME
',',FAihr - Jos-,1,01J20Mr
; old *VA S'Fit P ,
7 . *.aq' f iiiitio,castotmEnst.t, :-
TOWANDA, BRADFORO, CO., PA.,
heowiniverattarniith
Mil
CMOULAit 'SAW MILLS
, -
SI/NW&IIUM/OS,
atii b . * ii 6r_410: - sigr Wait Improve.
eats. 11111 UM of WieMMerr fur- ?Waring end
• - a r gAlt - • BN4INEB, .
•
MADE & REPAIRED'
War TEES.
STEAM 'GrAGUES,
'GAUGE: COOKS;
• ' ' OAKS, &O
OIL
.
' Parubiked at 'hart notice.
BOLT OUT.TIN-G,
DODO 111)1II to in diameter.
FORGING.
Of heti: 'wrought work !for Bridges, and all
other purposes, done to order. o, a large
assortment of . .
COOKING & HEATING STOVES,
Coal aad Wood Bunters. Furniture tor Cooking
Storni, move Pipe,. Tin• Ware Boat Pampa,
Plows, Cultirstors and Letups:re, kept constant
ly hand.
DRAWINGS •41; 'SPECIFICATIONS
Of ail kinds of nisehinery for 'mill* and other
Priam Pied by
El
WARREN HILL.,,
Farman irk, bas bonito expeiteisce
IrsiCit the b ? °. 11.-
JOHN . cA . =tea.
Tomas, Oct. 29;1868.-11.
trOWANpA OARBCIAGE
FACTOR'Y.:
The undersigned respectfully announce to the
public that they have purchased the
CARRIAGE 8110 P
Q. 11. DEAKE,
And are now prepared to build work in
THE LATEST STYLE
And most workmanlike man. e w
constantly keep on band an assortment ot y
aplen.ill
did
TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES,
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
DEMOCRAT AND LUMBER WAGONS.
onx 1393): TWO SEAT=
ALBANY SLEIG HS
ALL WORK
_WARRANTED.
ItEI'ALUING promptly attended to at tea
seeable prices.
BRYLNT Jc =LEN.
Towanda, May 9,1867.-Iy.
NEW PLANING MILL
The andersigned haying built a large and nom
auxlicaut KW In the Borough of Towanda, and
Wed it with the moat modern and Improved
=Watery, tor the manufactureof
WINDOW BASEL, &. BLINDS,
are prepared to RN °Mini, whether large or
upon the shortest notice. We have
a large variety of MOULDINGS, of the
Dates!. style and pattern, which we can furnish
much cheaper than they can be worked by
hand:
PLANING,
TORMENTS ,
GROVE' O.
AND SCROLL
SAWING,
and a.l other work pertaining to Joinery, will
be done to snit our customers
Persons building, and not living more than
twelve to fourteen ,milts distant, will find it
largely for their interest to boy of us, or bring
their lumber and worked by our machinery:
Bring
. yeir grist of Flooring, or other lumber,
and while your team is le feeding, have it
ground out and take It home with you.
We will pay CABE for, PINE fr. HEMLOCK
LUMBER delivered at our lumber yard. Come
sad 'see us, or if you can't
B come, write.
L. B. ODGEBB k CO.
Toianda, Feb., 1884,
Aistellamatio.
C ONFECTIONERY ItANUFAC
TORY.
Calla the attention of the public to,the tat
that he manufactures and sells at
WHOLESALE AND 4 RETAIL,
All kinds of Confcctionai ics, Foreign and Do
mestic Nuts, &c. Dealers in the country wish
tag anything in his line will do well to send
their orders to him, and they will bo prom ptly
attended U. Satisfaction guaranteed . Store
is Patton'w Block. Towanda. Pa.
Feb. 24, 1868.-4 f.
ROOK-BINDEBY.—THE PUBLIC
to respectfully informed that the Book
l= has' been reamed to the Argos Ma
story, where will be done
B 0 0 E•B1 N 111 N GI
In all its various brandies, on terns as .res
eonable as" the times 'I wilt allow. The Blnd..
cry will be antler the cluirgnol
H. C. WIItrAKER,
Aueipiriencel Binder; and all work will be
promptly done in a style and manner which
cannot be eacefled. Mask Magazines. News
papers, Old Books, &c., b ound in every variety
of style. Particular , attention will be paid to
the Ruling and Binding ot
ESL/MK BOOKS,
•
To any desired, pattern, which in quality-and
durability aril be warranted.
All work will be ready (or delivery when
promised.
The patronage of the public is solicited, and
petite satisfaction guaranteed. 1
Towanda, August 2. 1846.—tf.
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS
FRESH FROM THE yEW YORE MARKETS
CHEAP AB TEM CHEAPEST
The subseriliern have purchased the building
lately owned by A. J. Noble, (one door south
of reidlernan'a Block s ) and have tilled It with .
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS;
WOODEN AND WILLOW WABE,
Fruits of all ldnds in their season, (fresh and
ailed), in hut- every thing usually found in a
Ant class
PROVISION STORE
A share of the ppaatronage of Towanda and.
cinVsolicited.
kinds of
we pay the highest. market Price for a
will
COUNTRY PRODUCE
We also have the sole Ammo for Bradford
and adjoining counties foi the sale of the Cele
brated Virginia and Norch Carolina Brooking
-Tobacco. A. liberal discount made to the tride.
• BRAMBALL k, COWELL.
Towanda, Airi1.9,11367. : i•
FIIIM WARE-ROOMS
JAMS MILItiNSON menaces to the public
that he Mill =Aimee to manufacture and keep
on hand a Urge amartmeat of
CABINET FURNITURS,--
Sirens. Tablce. Bedsteads. Stands, Chairs,
&a, of every detteripisot. , which will be made
of the htsit materiels, andsn he mod woitman•
like manner.
I insitethe hiection'of the public to mylwork,
which shallno , be elapsed lit durability, at any
shop in the country, and my POcelli w ill be
found to be se low as the times will admit.
• Beady.rude' Coffins constantly 012 band or
-Wads to ostler. Algood Hearse will be forehand
when desired.
Aug. IS, 1865.
(In ORNT•REWARD.—Wheteas
%..r OWN NOStitlitt. an indented 'errant boy
has absconded from me, this Is to forbid all per.
soma from bataring or trusting add boy. The
aboitt reward will be p 4 for. UN rattan of said
boy to me , but no charges.
• Js
BEI
rp 47 -jralltA.c7LlT AN OS
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Assets hr the lintief Seat. ever WOW
Deily Premieres, upward* of (USW " ITM
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Ambit:gams Oosturro -
Hfultio,t. qopoc
capita ~ gy "Ka
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Capital • 4, ......"..;.$lOll,OOO
Norm AnsocA3illuiavbemiiiill
Co., (Leers
Phial
41001:006
Capital
• aril ••
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. Hartford; Cam, •
Capital - 2 10/11*,000
Towanda, Var. '10.1111141'
vinz LIVE. AND ACOIDRSTAL
wpm. unanow ono ' •
SEVENTEEN =LION DOLLARS;
0; S. RUSSELL, Aral;
rot nut POLL,MIO luzia situAssa autramva
Grua& Fox & litaxwaharnauxal
CONTANY Phiteddphis, •
Capital and satplaaioyer [
4,160,0 r,
Sou baxnusar
Of Ckatrarr_.
Newrori. f
Capital and IFIIIO4 over stimmo
Imams Conan oil_ r attan
Amiattm, Piaideeptis. • I
• Capita sad sapiss,frort .1110011000
Iffaxamux branuins
Of Ness -rare. : •
Capital sad sorplatewer • 411011/100
, • , litscuios •
• Of Pkilatk4pkis. • f
Capital sad surpltui, $840,00
Alt7lo bll5OlWKni 00113PAZT,
CV New-York.
Capital and surplus, over sno.ooo
Pursue Issus.escs Coirsev,
Of Ran Yard, am.
Nitta' and surplus, over $704,000
Morels. Lin Inetnuncii Cowan,
r) .
Capital and s Of Nem•Yerk.
urpttui,over AOO.OOO
Tsaysurots brufaawas Conianr,
Of liartford,.Coon.
Capital and sruplus,. over $600,001
Riaks taken an all ifsds of Property. at
low ratesas by . any other reliable lea.
U. Policie s issued and Losses,. If any, ad
ded at this dgericy,thereby suin et a
expense of going elsewherelor
U. Odice at the Hardwhere Btore of Cod
ding * Rana • 0.8.
Towanda, 1eb..7, 166.6-441
THE' INSURANCE COMPANY
OF BORTH AMERICA.
. Office No. 24 Walnut - Street, Philadelphia.
•
This Company aro now prosecuting. the ba-1-
nen ot Insurance from loss or damage by , FLRE
on HuilatEs, Merclasndise, Furniture, Aar
throughout the State of Pennsylvania, on ler
al terms,for long otphort periods or permanent
ly of Buildings, by d deposit of frremium;
The prompt•paymentuf claims for losses due
ing the period of nearly 711 years that the Com.
pan; has been in esistence, entitles them to the
confidence of the public.
Dutscroaa.—Arthur 0.. Coffin , Samuel W.
Jones, John A' Brown, Charles Tayior, Ambrose:
White, Jno. R. Neff, Richard D. Wood, Wm.
Welsh, Wm. R. BoWea, James N. Dickson, D.
Morris Wain,
,JohnMaamt, Geo.- L. 'Harris*,
Francis R. Co Edward R. Trotter, Edward&
Clarke, Wm.
Asrucra G. Corns, Pratt.
C. S. RUSSELL, Agent, Towanda. '
F ARMER'S MUTUAL FIRE ism
RAUB COMPANY
'Capital
The Farmers Mutual Piro Insurance Company.
.01 Middle Pennsylvania was incorporated by the
Pennsylvania legWature, in. the Year / 80 . for
the Mutual Insurance of Country property surly,.
'and immediately thereafter commenced Its oper
ations on that principle, which has been strict
ly adhered to since. "- •
All looses have been promptly paid oat of the
Premiums collected on application for Inearince
without making any assessments. •
Thejnaurance of Country property only, the
low rates charged for Insurance, and the prompt
;lament of losses are deemed a ralfiedent resom•
emulation of the Farriers Martial Are baw
-1 once Company of Middle Peonsylvenis, to all
owners of rate clam country property.
P. Jonsson, Bcc'y. RKr Pumas, Foal
LUCIEN litlfgß,
Attest, Towanda, Pa._
A. HART,
or =DMZ PINVOTLYANIA,
Oflice In Danville, Montour Oaaaty, Pans a.
Minh 5, '66.
.IVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
.11.11 IGLOBE FINE AND LIVE DONDLANCE
COMPANY.--Offloo. 45 Wilms B*.. Bad ne•
Broadway, N. Y. , ,
Capital Surplus and Reserved Fonds
(0914 $16,T11,618
Assets in the United States,over.. 1,800
Daily Premiums, upwards of Wold) . • • 1 7 F 0
The shareholders perionally responsible or
engagements of the company. All Directors
ma t be shareholders.
Dutscross nr Saw You.—Fusels Cottinet
Ss Chairman, Henry Esq., Depot
Ch rum, Joseph Dullard, Jr., Req., S. .
Archibald, :bq., W. B. X. Coned,_Alminder
Hamilton, Jr. Bobo:0 C. Forgesem , ces.
Allred Pell, Esq., Iteislent Secret o.
ander Hamilton. Jr., Eaq., Counsel of Baud.
Itsweres—Plienix Badi.—.Gateman b Gs.
The Policies of this Company 'are freed by
well-known American cltinens reddent la New
York, who are Directors Ind Shareholders, sad
consequently, with the other Sherdoolatre. are
individually liable for all the ta d
the Compann all Policies are by them.
ail claims are payable in cash on proof of toes
without deduction for interest, sad sot, as, is
usual, sixty flayS , after presentation of roo t .
They expire at six • o'clock, P: sad - stot
noon. Life insurance. effected. and annuities
granted onfarorable terms.
IL B. Man*, Ageat.
Towanda. April 23,186 i.
MBE EQUITABLE LIFE . ABSUI
ATM Society's Agency for Somitori cc
CASH. CAPITAL' $3,000,000
•
Yearly income over $2,000,002 CU b.
idOIiTANtE Wkialt
Towanda, idly 25, VAL
•
THE A.STOR FIRE iNkfRANCL
.1 - of fiirr York. Agency for Bradford Co
OAPIT&I, $400,000. •
Dfildend for 1666, 10 per cent. -
161021TANYEkwwAul11.
•
Towanda, Tali 25,1867
THE LYCOMING MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Agency for-Bradford County,
CAPITAL 83.400,000.
Mattis' Cash plan. Inanceesafol operatken,
er twenty-seven years. -
NONTANTEP WARD. ?.?.
Towanda. July 23, 1267
0 GMIN INSURANCE AGEN
WT3Y.
WYOMING INDURANOII COMPANY
Wilkes-Bane, Pa. • A
lON. N. ROM Preddeat
L. D. 8110113148151, • Vice Praddest
B. C. SMITH, Meoretia7
Caottal and Elarplai $150,000.
N o rth smos, Hartford. Conn. emit $360,000
Commerce,. Albany .11. Y.. " 500):KM
"Fulton. New York, " • 350,000
is 400,000
App insurance in the above cow
panles taken at fair rates, and bulbous attend
ed to with propoptness and care. Paeticolar
attention will , be given to Pain *km in the
country. A.ho Life and Live Ettoekolnanrance af-
fected in good and reliable compotes. Once
over Fos, Stevens, Meteor & Co.rs store.
-, T. B. CAMP, Agent.
Towanda, Ifarch.l3, 1868.—tf.
RUSSEkt k MIX'S
INSU.BANCE AGENCY!
Capital Represented over $27,000,000,
• COMPANIEIHENIEBEIMID
'North America, Philadelphia,. 2,901,28 e 12
Gcenix, of Hartford,. ,144,116 41
nnanis, Nei 1 814,815 50
Boma In. Co" New Hamm, 1,410,07 e 30
North Americas Fire Is. Co.. of
New York, 106,000 00
Enterprise. of Cincinnati, - 1,000,000 00
Kenai Life,Ninr Yak. 110,003.000 00
We write policies in the Omni reliable com
panies st the loves% rate. Vuticelsr attentiOn
given to farm property. Mee two dean sorth
of the Poet °Mee
. .itp stars. In *steam eon.
_pled byJobn W. and Hew Peat slut
the looking House of B B. Itssesil & Os.
B. B. InialiN2.l6.
JOHN W. NIX,
Toirands, Feb. 20,1468. -
WHITE ILadiOWFAT • AND
Black Eird Pw
.or CO
Fox, STNYIMV a co.
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11367.000.*1'