0
goritoturaL
What toile ghoula be Drained'.
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. Some contend that all lands ii
pay. the ontlay cm such . labor and
nveterial. If all Lands will, do it,
then it must , be. ebvioqs that 1
some • lands will pay a very 1
large interest on . such . Wrest:. i
ment. What effect can draining have
On lands• where the uuderlying earth
i. HO closely compressed that water
will slam). trench until evapo
ration takes Once? • Such dry.=
might !ip,thienprings, and if the soil
Las breedeepened to a proper depth;
the whole land'. would be pretty well
freed of standing water, provided the
ditches were cut, pretty near togeth
er. Deepening the soil must_ go
along with draining, in order to de
rive the greatest advantage from the
operation. .
One great object of this.is to dis
tribute the nutritious matter in the
surface to Bitch depth as will lead the
roots of the growing. crop to take a
generous hold, and so 'contract the
inauetice of wet and dronth.
The mechaniCal condition of such
soil renders itin a great meatinreself
the'open and prone state
of the soil being thus enabled to
freely admit the atmospheric nutriment
which is carried down in rains and
dews. All surface water A passes
quickly down into the drains, leaving
the ground ready to plow .er hoe after
a storm of any length. Lands that.
now foitrtcl plowing till Past the sea
-son for plauting,will he advanced full
three weeks,so that potatoes and grain
Joey he -put in before hurrying busi
ness immes on.
The Nualization 'of 'heat through
the whole depth of the soil,is secured
iN the whility of air to circulate
tc.:-oegli the pores. The crust which
ais.l.forrus on many lands after
weatil'er,thd which is so impervi
,us 10 vegttation i will never be found
hi, Flirt: improved laud. All plants
tio.,,w off poisonous matter from their
ets, which remains to blight and
the mote, unless- this teething.
prose-ems removes it beyond their
reach Most - tolls ere supplied with a
I , ain; : _proportion "of vegetable t' at
t, the- action of water and
wilkgradually deconipose for
the ts.arishment of - growing plants.
N",! , 0il that is contained in lutapy
carat can ever be valnable uhtii die- .
st,lvcil or pulverized to powder,-au.l
Altair:lined land seldom admits of this'
vroeess.
TUe spring earlier :lila the a11:5
tninu frost is later on all lands put
iotr this nl ectim,ical
cacth is not chill-d I,y evapora
-I‘,fi ;. the sun's rays absfirbed,and the
1-mperior warmth dissipates the cold
the night air. =_
Any laud on wile!' water stands
after a rain ; such as is long wet in
6pring ; such as is heavy to work at
any season ; such ad does not pulva
rim readily in' working, ought to be
drained. - - Vountry Gentleman. -
, Deep Plowing.
We are zealous advocates of deep
tillage. I believe in putting on a
heavy double, and sometimes treble
teamiand thrusting in•the : Tilow beam
deep even when the. implement is
c•nistructed with direct 'reference to
thorough palvarilation, to the depth
of 30 or 40 inches, provided that soil ,
is a - eliaracter to require such dee.
• tillage. I say to one man, put your
idov,- in beint,deep ; and turn up a
uew soil that will yield spore bounti
ful crop than was ever before seen
• on that land. But to, another farther
I say, do not plow that land at all.—
It would be ruinous. There are
thousands of acres of excellent land
in New Jersey and. other States, that
should never be disturbed with either
• the trench plow or the subsoil plow.
I have a small tarn ; which I am now
cultivating, that I would not have
plowed with either of the above im
pliments. for half the value of the
_ land, because deep tillage would op
erate most/ disastrously on the pre
.1114.0 veness.bf the soil. lam aware
that these ksuggeatiou wilt operate
Nice bond , shell among the advocates
• p plowing. But allow mu -to
this apparent - thiplicity by
v. Len to plow; deep, when not
• w (I , N.p, and how to plow deep.
TI„• ptodectivonesa of some of the
fat 1118 in Central New York
i a death-hiow for half a deA,n
• Nuctytivv, years, simply by being
p 1 R d deep in a wrong manner, Or
with :IL ill3plr ment,that did not poly:a
-t z tiu soil according to the require
ineuts of that peculiar geological
t;:rination of the soil and the subsoil.
The peculiar manner of plowingser
taiti toils deep makes allithe difference
ma able in their productiveness.
(h t the contrary, you may plow other
soils with the trench plow, with a
Michigan sod And subsbil plow, with
.t surface sail" plow, followed by a
, tif , soilci, and. the more -w and deeper
yoti plow the lend the more bountiful
will be the crops. We will take, if
you please, "the deep tillers" of Dr.
Grant's patterna,that were before the
('lub a week ago, and which are con
,tructed to run from 20 to 30 inches
deep, bringing up the earth from two
,or more feet below the surface. The
geological formation, of the earth's
surface ; in that particular locality is
such that the deeper the plow is driv
en,and the more thorough the pulver
ization of the SOU is, the heavier the
crops will be: We - all understand
that; and our views all conincide most
perfectly. Alt we need on such land
is deep plowing and to return a fair
equivalent to the soil for the crops
that have been removed, and seed
time and plentiful harvest will never
cease.--'S. Edwards Todet.
LOOK TO YOUR CELLARS.—NOW ie the
time to clean up the celars, as it is a
work that should not be left until
warm Weather is upon. us. By that
time any vegetable matter left retuaii
• ing will es:ompose and produca'an
atmospher most deleterious to health.
The meat 8 ands should be emitted
upon the asparagus beds or manure
heap, and must not be thrown any
' Where else, as the brine will kill even
trees as thick as an arm if applied in
large quantities. The cellar should
then be thoroughly whitewashed and
' burnished up nice enough to dine in
it. A filthy cellar is an abomination
that no housekeeper who had any
claim to tidiness will aloes it to remain
an hour longer • than can be helped.
The,t;ealth of the entire family may
he endangered by it., and we have no
doubt that in many instances fevers
have resulted from unwarantahle neg
lect • in s this matter.,-i nn
Telegraph. .
Two fine coiva. were killedia.Bel
inuntwunty, jna,, bb drinking *ins
in which meat had been packed, awl
which had been careleaaly left in a
farmer's yard.
- A: arcErrr New Orleans suicide left
the following written eipbrustian : "I hare
soon enough of :this world, and am =rim
to know whet than la in the other one."
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Bankruptcp -Notices
VOTICA IN BANKRUPTCY.—
-AN - no is to give wotict, Tbit on the
day of April; A. D. 11188.1 s warant in Book.: -
,eurktey-was lowed against the edge Of EOM
of Monroe township, in_ eke, amp
ty of 'Bradford and State of Peonsjtivaabsoithei
bits beim adjudged a Bankrupt on hio.ownipeti:
,fin 4 Mat the payment of any debtatind de
.l4ey of any property belongineto'stteli`.Bank
_sdpt to him or for his o se, and.* trandieet
soy property by him - are torMOOm by llw;
mat ft ineetiog of the meter* or maid Baia
rapt to prove their debit and to clicolee one or
more Ausignees of his estate, will befit:ld - at it
COutt of Bankruptcy to be hoiden *Abe
office of the Register in the Borouklibf Towan
da, fixture EDWARD OVERTON, Jr. Reel;
ter,' en the Bth; lisy of JUNE. A. 0;1868, at
IQ otelock, a. m.
THOMAS A. BOWLS?,
Dotted States Abram! u Messenger, West-. 3.
era District of Penosylvaniii.,!.: ,
Bay T, 1688.
By E.
Ir. B. CO OLBAUGH, Deputy..
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NOTICE IN BAN KRUMY.
This is to give notice, That on the VI day of
May A. D., 1868. it' warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued spinet the estate of Joshua Dermal,
of Canton beta, in the county of Bradford in
the State of Pennsylvania,. who has beet[ ad
judged a Bankrupt on Ms own potion; and
that the patof any debts and : dellverrinf
any pre y belonging to teach Bankrupt to
him or r bit use. and the trout." of any pro.
perty by him are forbidden bf law • that a
meeting of the creditors of said >Bankrupt to
prove their debts and to choose one' or more M.
signets of his eat .te, will be held at • a Court of
,Bankruptcy to be holden at the office of the
Register In the Borough of Towanda, before
EDWARD OVERTON, Jr., Register, on the
sib day of JUNE. A. D., 1168, at 3 o'clock.p4o.
THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
United States Marshall ea Messenger, Wes
tern District et Pentiarivenia
By E. EL COMBLIIOII , Deputy.
May 7,1848.-4 w .
NOTI IN BANKRUPTCY.
This is . 0 gice notice, That on the 28th day of
April, A. D., 1 868, . a Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the ettate .of ABRAM
YOURG, of Alba borough, t 33 !Ruud)? of
Bradford, and State of Pennsylvania, who
has been adjudged Bankmpton Ids own pe
tition ; that the payment.of any.debts and
delivery of any property belonging to such
Bankrupt, to luni, or fbrk. his use, and the
transfer of shy property by him are forbid
den-by law; that a meeting of the creditors
6f .he said Bankrupt, to prove their debts,
ILIA to choose one or more Assignees of his
estate,will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy
to be holden at the office of thelteg,ister.
the borough of Towanda, Pa., before ED
WARD ovrziON. Ja., Register en the
Bth day of JUNE, A. D., loco, at o'clock
r. x. • THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
Ti. S. Marshal as Messenger, Wes- •
tern District Pennsylvania.
By E. B. Comusamr, Deputy.
May 14, 1868.-4 t
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES, for the Wes
tern District of Pennsylvania. HIRAM M.
GOFF, a Bankrupt under the Act of Con
gress of March 2d, 1867, having applied for
a Discharge from all his debts; and :other
claiMs provable under said Act, By order of
the Court, nonce is hereby
. given. to all
creditors who have proved their debts, and
other persons interested, to appear on the
29t1A day of MAY, 1868, at 2 o'clock,
p. mg, before EDWARD OVERTON, Jr.,
Esq., Register in Bankruptcy, at his office
at Towanda,to show canse,if any they. have,
- -why &Discharge should not be granted to
thii said Bankrupt. And further, notice is
hereby given, that the Second and Third
'Meetings of Creditors of the said Bankrupt,
required by the 27th and 28th Sections of
said Act, will be had before the said Regis
ter, at the same time and place. "
S. 0. McCANDLESS,
Clerk U. S. Dist. Court for said Cistrict.
May 1868.-2 w.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
1 TILE _ UNITED STATES, .for the West
ern Markt of Pennsylvania. JOSEPH
CRUM:FORD, a Bankrupt wader the Act of
Congress of March 2d, 1867, having applied
for a duicharge from all his debts, and other
claims provable under said Act, By order of
the Court,natce is hereby given to all Civil•
tors who have proved their debts, and other
persona interested, to appear on the 30th
day of MAY, 1668, at 9 o'ckick, a.. m.,
before said Court, at the Mace of EDWARD
OVERTON, Jr., 'Esq., Register at Towan
da, 1 1 16, to- show cause, if any they have,
why a Discharge should not be granted to
.the said Bankrupt. And farther:lloSe° is
hereby given, that the Second and Third
Meetings of Creditors of the said Bankrupt,
required by the 27th and 28th Sections of
said Act, will be had before said Register,
at the same time and place.
&C. IIoCANDLESS, -
Clerk U. 8. Dist. Court for said District.
achy 14, 1868. ri
T N THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UN/TED STATES; for the West
ern District of Penns) , lvelii" Danner. B141)-
13171[2, a Bankrupt tinder the Act of Congress
of Alsrch 2d, 1867, having applied fore Dis
charge from all his debts, and other claims
provable under said Act, By order of the
Court, Notice is hereby given, to all Credi
tors Jelin have proved their debts, and other
persons interested, to appear on the 9th
day of JUNE, at 2 o'clock, ,p.
before E. OVERTON, Jr., Register,' at his
office, at Towanda, to show cause; if any
they have, why a Discharge Should not be
granted to the said Bankrupt. And further,
notice is hereby given, that the Second and
Third Meetings of Creditors of the said
Bankrupt, required by the 27th and 28th
Sections of said Act, will be had before the
said Register, at the same time and place.
S. C. AIcCAND.T.
Clerk U. S. Dist. Court for said District.
May 21, 1868.-2 w.
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N BANKRUPTCY.—In the matter
of EMANUEL. BUYEB,Pankrupt. In the
District Court of the United States, for the Wes
tern District o/ Pennsylvania.
To who* if may Concern: The :undersigned
hereby gives notice of his appontment as !as
signee of Emanuel Boyer, of Burlington twp..
in the county of Bradford, and State of Penn
sy:rania , within said District. who has been ad
judged a Bankrupt upon his own petition by
the District Court of Said District.
Dated at Towanda, the /Ist day of May,
A. D. 1868. B. B. RUSSELL. -Assignee.
TN BANKRUPTCY. - —ln the matter
of David Smiley, Bankrupt . In the The. Court of the United States for the Blatant
District of Pennsylvania.
To whom it may concern The undereigned
breby gives notice of his appointment as As
signee of David Smiley, of,lieshoppen tp., in
the county of Wyoming anti State of Pennsyl
vents, within said District, whit"; Bea been ad
judged a Bankrupt upon his own petition by
the District Court of said District. •
- Dated Towani a, the 14th day of Stay A.
D. 1868. W. HERSEY WATKINS,
IN the matter
of H. SEtwoun Punvimr Bankrupt. In the
District Court of the United States for, the
Western Mallet of Pennsylvania. es. -
To whom it may concern : The iundersigned
hereby, glees notice of his appointment as as
signee of 11.8eymonr Phinney ofMonroe boro,in
County of Bradford, and State of Pennsylvania
within said District, who has been 'adjudged a
Bankrupt upon his own petition by the District
Court of said District.
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Dated at Towanda. this 14th day of May
1868, JOHN W. MIX, Assignee.
T Ft LO-W AN DA BAKERY
EATING EF.TABLISTIVRINT I
WOOD & ALLYN having purchased the
Bakery and Eating ratablilment:and Grocery
recent ly kept by - Hill &Smith, fi rst door south
of the Ward Howse, Main street; Towanda,
Pa., and haying re-modelled the same. they are
prepared to hunialt their ens-tamers and the
public with everything in their line at reason
able-rates.
THEIR EATING DEIRT MENT
Is titled op in the most approved style ;and
meals are served a: all hours, and their stone is
filled with a good assortment of
GROCERIES, CONFECTIONARY, O'REEN
AND DRIED FRUITS, &C. &C.
They win -keep in store and sell at wholesale
7 1 retail or nmnutacture to order
MEAD, BISCUIT, RUSK, FRESH
ROLLS, RUNS, PLEB AND CAKES,
Of sU kinds. Also will keep thebest Crackers
of all kinds in the market, .by the barrel or
noon& Fresh Oysters constantly on hand by.
the keg or dish, cheap as ths cheapest. They
will nee the best materials in every thing and
will try to please the most fastidious.
111." Wedding and other fancy Cakes made to
order.
Families supplied-daily and -promptly
with anything desired in our h.ue
They employ none but the most skutul Work
men,
and use only the hot material. They are
determined to keep a first class establishment.
=Give us a fair and candid trial and yin vlll And
it to your adulates°.
G. a. WOOD.. .1. S. ALLYt
Tomb, 4u5.1.1967,-7r:
SEEDS AT .WHOL:ESALE.--We
byres good stock ig 7 Westßrand t ' Medi.
satiOlite asd "'cabins Closer 3sed._ Also till ,
nail Timothy Seed of prime qaiitliji - letticlL wo
Om ss'lowest market price at wholesale'.
FOI, STEVENS, MUCUS 5. CO.
-Real -ststate and Y3nsuranct. •
ItsO.KTIIN WARD
S•thrtr ; "
F: ; REAt :18TATE,AOINCY
Of Zile the tolloWlng prepeetlesvitleammnble
)prlose eel upon favorable Mama 4. . t . g .
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l. A embt; of land situate iikilltilemetekr comity,
Contain ing 446 tscrea.-.3imilet
front Malaga, Station, Cowden, and Ow Kay
itsilwat• ,
Tye''. Blue Anchor"' p _ ; 7e low
Camden count y. Coiaping
V 354:1. To be sold in lots. -
Potter County lands. Heavily. 410) be ) red
with. Mile. Hemlock, Ash, Ckerty r Auld, hard
jamb ill follows : •
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Tracts No. 2763, contain! 990 s No.
- 4755. 990 acres—etween - the Aral. and' . east
helta of the Ifilnnamnbonlng in Wilartell =and
Sylvania township,. "
Tracts No. 4767, OW acres No. 4768, 400.
acres; No. 4698. too acres; lArtisitok= tows ,
ship. hue of Appot, head-waters of Kettle
Creek. - 1.
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Tracts No. 6917,1100 ilium ;
N0.'5720,1080
acres ; No. 5823, 11111 acres; No. 5974,..1082
acres 75 perches : No: 6912, -1100 - acre.; No.
5930, 1100 acres ; No., 038, 1100 -aoe• -; No.
6929, 1100 ; is Whartde and Stewardson town
ships On head vaitera_Kettle -Creek, near main
branch,'
Tract's No. 4717, 196 acres ; 4729, 990 pores
Appot and Stewardsori townships, near Little
Kettle Creek - I
Tracts No. 4920, 837 'acres ; {924, 'BOO acres,
Wharton township , main branch, Binnairshon
lug. '
Two bandre,i sal seventy-Ire prime,
Brat class coal land. Blakely to ship, La.
aerie county, Pa., halt wit,. betikeelacran ton
and Carbond.Ce. Very near the. Bail
One thounand acre, first' claw Anthracite
coal land oboilt Wadies northanst. Of Wilkes•
Barre, in the Wilk of itaprarementa4
About 111CCi acres of lane la-Medford town
ship, Burlin gton county . New Juicy. about
four miles north from Jaikeon Junction al lite
Camden and Atlantic and Delmar* awl Rari
tan Bay Hallways. Valuable will twat.' Two
or three houses, stable, ,barns,,,h4. . second
growth of timber, never falling wat.M.:` Power
fall 15 or 16 feet over Shot. Moe $3O per acre.
One third may remain. f .. •
Delaware Farms arid Pennsylvinis
Descriptions and .directions given' bn
appyca
%lon.
valuable can try Beat near Pit Idderph
Splendid gtoundaand Itrees.- - 69 acres of land.
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WESTERN PROPERTY—Fos ale or ca
change. 120 acres of good land one third Um!
bored. San Mere, S' irk county, lowa.
Arty acres of good Is ed with freit trees, ap
ples, peaches, pears: &o. 25 acne improved
one half mile trom San piece -on Railway.—
Price $BOO.
` - 'BO aim one mile from San Piero, one4hlrd
timbered. No iMproVements. On railwaS
Price teoo.
• A steam mill property. in Burlington tqwn
thip, Bradford county. A very desirable lu m
bering operation.
Eight parcels of land, containing from .f.) to
100 acres, each partially tlmbered.land improv
ed suitable for farming or grazing.
House and Barn in good order and 130 acres
of improved and timbered land, orchard, good
water. A.c. Union township, 'Mop county, on
Northern Central —sitway. For mile on long
time and easy terms.
26 Town hots In f.touroe Borough, Bra. Bord
county, Pa.
3,000 Amesild Timbered I dud. ,Stilllran
county, Pa. 1
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123 Acres good Farmiug k e addi Burlington
..olirrmbdp.Bradfordcouroy•
Other timbered and improved 'properties
Descriptions given on apps' Atioh,
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T.enemeata and improved 1141 &aide, To.
Weida Borough, and oitior propertien.g .
AIONT:INYE &-WARD,
Execute:Conveyances, turolsh Dries of Title,g
buy and sell Heal Estate, collect rentals and
liens/survey and examine all kinds of property.
They aro prepared to negotiate sales of farms) .
homesteads, and properties espcdially de,airablti
to capitalists ; to procure advinces of money
upon bond and mortgage, and t.f.) prosecute ins
guides for those de:Alin:4le make jliveyta l ukti
or smue a twine. They wilt Cita '
INSU,lteti\ OE
In the best known elltki AND' LIFE COMPA
NIES. They have cseluatve 4Cavy
bra arid neighboring cm:intim i t r aid • 4
panics in them) nevem! AppnrlmentA qt T
Those who desire to buy or 'sett farms ;
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who winh to died loiv:trance against
All who seek peimanent Investments fo
future benefit of their families, in sop! ,
flat-class Llte Companies
Capitalilts dealrins va buy ; pr seli'val
speculative ppperties
All wishlngisurveys and examinations ; 1 1
i
All wishing.- advances u pon valuableire.t
property ; '. 1
All who wish to obtain. lease . 0 r rentql of
Farms or Tenements, . - ,
CE22I
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Am respectfully solicited to 'entrust such Isisi
ness to our Agency.
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Further particulars tun:astral] at our otlice
Office, corner orMain and Pine streets.:
(L I O..6IOI I iTANiT,
HENRY WAltrq
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le - PROPERTIES : ADVERTISED
FREE OF OiIiE,GE. "
REFE RENCES :
Hon. U. Meteor, Towanda, Pa.
Hon. William Elwell, 131bomsbursli Pa!
'C. L. Ward, Eaq., Towanda.
M. C. Manor, ... 1,
G. F. Mason &Co.; Bonham, Tosrandk.
.1. D. Montanye, Towanda.
Lathrop, Luddington & Co', New Vora.
Dickson Brothers; Philadelphia. (
Hon./obn N. Conynghatim, Wilkes•Bafre
Charles Parrish, VMkes.llisrre.
Ron. F. B. Streeter, Idontrose, Pa.
Towanda, April 2, 1887. 1- •
. F ASHIONS PORT SPRpTGr AND
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SUNUNU 9P ISCB.
Raving Just returned f i tm New York with a
full and melting selected' oclt of MILL
GOODS, we hope to be lo to pleaae[all who
favor Os with their potnnutge. Come and See !
We will do over your Straws in the latist styles
and we defy competition in this branch of our
workollars,beauilfal Thread Lace —gb cheat.
Also Madame Foy'a Corset Skirt Supporter.
Call and exitanne Inkwell You Plirtaase:
Booms on the eastelde , of Main st.,[hetwenn
the stores of Fox, Stevens, Mawr dciCo., and
Miles Carter.. i 3 E• J. PI BCE.
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Al5O PATTERNS OF THE EATERY p•TYLES
for Ladies' and - CW/4'W .Prevaest "Ladies
wishing to have good work and " tbd, beat of
b
styles with graceini and elegant fitti ng, , wilt
find it to their advantage to favor • ea with ti
Rooms over ID& Fiereo's.
° H. L. • at*
Towandai!Aisill),l4B.--4(
.F l6 .intd. l:lll6l , :" RiWo lerti vb e e4 a F F
le l er n . o >
Dec
Meal. reed, &citt- - - - >
Dec b . - A. Rooßwy,LL-4
i - n .-...J.,'
atents .
• • 1 itriroutstono„
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dito t bilif'"'rits:WA, thiii'' v ' kid
FEED ETUDE.
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ET
JOHN . 4:1 IbH.,
...t .
Otain-s , first door Bout ut the Rail Reid
liOnap). ,
Ir t reigooktu* hiv,ito,thu
W ytk
adi"' !Ilia tigtraffie emir '144.0
le,cte
OtOCERIES AND
Which
j ibe is selling to suit the times;and
p:trsr # 4U. LHe has also
j upred a splendid
FEED STORE;
Which is well situated t4stipply the cans and
BarclaY coal region at 411 times. tie keeps
ccinstaritly on It tnd a large stock of
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T A8; '0 P.t , Ii•ES -1 , 813 G ArB, ,
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t OL.I SS&S,
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FLOJ kliE PORKiI"
Which he is selling cheap for cash.
(JOIJ4 4 Igi 11EAlirtEED 'arta 1410.:
FREE OF CHARGE.
The;citisens of Towanda and vicinity, will
pleas 4 accept my thanks for-their yeti liberal
patrobage for the - last - two yearn, and we
promise with their aasistAnct , to improve ev
ery opportunity to enlarge our business, so as
againto watiant ;, 4.Blllhdistlcali kik ;it; OM aa4 pie t o
• i
• JOAN MERIDETH.
Tofranda, duly 10, 1867-,
I\TIV GROCERY AND PROW
I . ; sroN . f3TORE 1 . .
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i;, , ~T.110A1.48 - 1. JONES, • ,,,
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lias ; :ipened a new Gaudery and l'rovislon Store
In Pottou'i Black , in--• the stunt ..former iy o ceu
pled by &legion A. S' *Wire he new ofle re to
the imblle a large slimily et . ,
d.tf.tidEriris'' AND PROVISIONS,
°
al the bestAnality. and to be...bold 4 the VERY
LOVE,iT PRICE:". The stockelo lain ii .
i •
.E`Fit'iS i . COFFtEES, SUGARS,
y'•. \ i:, . \`;,,,, '-'..' l : ..
. SLTARS• t &C. ALSO
. •
FLOUR; PEEP, '•MEAti, &c.
1 . .
Inii4A- - ..ergythirCla;3ll,ally kept in a lGro cell
ana Pioviaion Store, which 1 shall sell as low
mem be bought elsewhere.
Ll.Wir Cash will be paid for all • Country
Piodnee. Towanda, Oct 17, 1147 .
VEIN S 1 ORE
aw GOODS 1
1E li' GROUERIESi*
W.. A. ROCKWELL'S.
UANNID FRUITS;
PINE APPLES, PEALIIES, PI,UIIMS
ALL 'RODS,
kNI) CANtiEDOYSTERS
DRIED 'AP LES,
CIiERRIES,
&C., &C., Sx:
TEAS;'StGARS,
"MOLASSES, COFFEE, SPICES,
Of 11 kinds, in fact-everything lu the
GROCETtY LINE!
be kept Constantly on hind 4
F 11,F E at), BRAND, POTATOES,
, 1311TTER, LID, EGGS, AND EVERY
VARIETY OF FARMERS PRODUCE
A fresh lot of
OILY GOODS OF ALL VARIETIES,
t!ilreltasvii at tlt
LOWEST POI NT IN THE NI .I.ltlk ET
'Attd *lll be Burd 'as
CHEAP . Ag THE CHEAPEST 1
TO 'rill; ,FATICeII
04811 PAID FOR
ALT ? KINDS ITODUCE
W. A. IZOcIK WELL
at y Z 3, 1567
THE UIDERSiGNED, HAVING
vigc+ied the entire iuterest ot-
H. PATCH,
Fre;
elthe
e )lad
ei 1,10
In in the fiend C. B. PATCH do CO., in now
pupated to titter to the cilizem; co Rin.diord
County and iiicinlty, a large and bell a elcetel
stock of . •
•
Which I haye l purchabed for Caah and icerconn'
ilea that can sell at as I.)w figures as can 1,
purchased elsewhere. I now offer to the public
•
a splendidfitocl& of
TEAS, !COFFEES, SUGARS,
lia4 on Itend a large stock-ol
AKRON FLOUR, GRAHAM DO
RYE DO. BUCKWHEAT -DO
I keep constantly on li3nd, PORK, HAMS
LARD and binds or FrAlt Would .all the ot
tension of tike public to our Ca u't Ile Feat
STOCK OF TOBACCO,
In quality cq prire. J•esc (iakk•y's Celcbratcl
Laundry, Altw York Chemical and Brown Scrap
1 i
Please el/111332d examine our , stock of
IP~SOPEN WARE
Largo asaprtment .pf • YANKEE NOTIONS,
TOILET S4APS, 5c.,.4•c. I will.prtk the high.
est cash prire for
• COUNTRY PRODUCE.
.4•J
Fume's g4re us a 711 before selling elsewhere
All petotti s 'indebted' to the 4 „latO firm 'will
picas° call ancUmakeimmedbte payment
C. B. PATCH
Toviandaiilarch 12, 1867. • .* .
NE7
.TAILOR S)101)
imoB TENgEP ACKER ,
Hai 'Opened a shop In the room back of tiaa
MOnintrof the Young Men's Christian Almeria
Lion, second story, over Eddy's Clothing-Store
where be te now prepared to d ail kinds of
. v
'lathe WI sad mbst feshlonabic manner. An
experienteormulnyrienrA;Cdeterntination to
beep up with the Fashions of the 'Preen; anda ,
—4Mateto 'Olin bin Customers. he helleves will
- enable hallo give satisfaction. . .
tl®. - Cu t g. done•on , shtstnutfeeifind reason
b le terms.- Towanda. Ocr 17, 1567.
. . 1
41111/41
- 1 1 - • .
!NEW SPRING SUMMER
, -
, 4(.1
Ny • g D D Yi
, •
w;.edi.L,.2l,lqoNlica,
Ix he phblic morally, that ho has In store
and dailyncelving, new •
•-%
Fp D . 43 H•'c .r 8 5\
he tor Carrency"lcorti.ter . •
la 0 L b' es
..c.cin;sll :quilt sr goqi*llli itivjger*
mad4S , 4i..rtiis
?. L 0 , 1 1 ,4A - 4 , 4, 1 :14
(No SlioiNy of any klnl I consisting In
13.:_tt."8:1:11" E 5".3
- • :;
COATS, ZESTS AND . PANTS,
All Wool.
fiRESS COATS, PANTS br)firESTS,
Linen Coats, Dusters and Paitta,
beer AUK and. Ofer Shirts, Linen and NO!'
Collars, Linen;ibissimere and Pima Sh irts,
Neck Ties, Suspenders, Gloves, Canes; Leather
Bags, Spring Style Silk, Soft and Straw Hats.
All first Semember that Goodgoods are
cheaper at a lair pries than poor gooda at any
price. Call and examine my goods before buy
ing. Next door to Powell k Co.
R. W.- EDDY.
TiVatulk , 114, 214, 40
T HE TEMPLE OF FASHION
NE,IV STORE AND r WV GOODS I
An oliro new.,stpck Cloth laulflai t . 23
thdarrill ketrattalevrarta beisold WIRY
The undersigned- would respe ctiully announce
to the citizens of Towanda and vintsity that he
is now read, to act theui.Cl °thing, such as \
, .
FINE BEAVER OVERCOATS,
r n •i ; - r
• 1 1- • ,1 •L
FINEST DRESS \ AND .. ..BUSINESS SUITS.
Furnishing Goads, ac.. and that these goods
bought. at very lox figures aohl-*ith'
Ycty small profits I intend to establish a pnr.;
menent trade-in this place, and in order to gain
the confidence of purcbascrs, will deaf on a
basis of
HONESTY AND INTEGRITY I
and all goods'wilf be warranted ftir iThaeliticy
are reptest nted to be. Come and examine and
convince yourself. Don't .forget the place,
Temple of Fashion, opposite the,Mcaus rouse,
south end et Beidleman'a Block.
rotvaltdiv, 0ct.17, 1567
B UDt'LL ei IN . 0$
MERCHANT TAILORS !
READY MADE CLOTHING
lIAM.AND CAPS,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
WAVERLY, TIOUA COUNTY, N.Y
We have a Fashion in le Cutter from New
York City, and take all the risk iu giving you a
good ft.
READY=. MADE CLOTHING
e make at our own establishment. We give
particular atteution to Youth's Boys, and
CHILDRENS' CLO2HING
CLOTHS
From omits to per par 1, 'Aar;
Best Stoek of heels and Caps
Kept within 20 miles. Conic alai look and
prove for yourself.
In. Will be at the• Ward House the first and
third Thursday of every Month with saintiles
II t ( ; 011(1[!: and prepared to take measures.
1:4334i1./. si v:As VELSOR,
68 Brixidit.i Wgverl ON. *.Y.
Agent's tor Grover & Bakers Sewing ISimehiteg.
April 2, ISSN.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
dorrEN & ROSFiNTIgLD
WDERNAH, ft seems to have pleased the in
habitants of Towanda, and vicluity,Ao recog
nize our fair• way of dealing
AND Wilmnass, .We owe our !sincere thinks
to the - community for extending to us so liberal
a patrionage 'until now ,•
'AND WDEKKAB, We d eem it our duty to re
ciprocate all the favors bestowed upon us thus
tar -
WC do heretty rr.oqL.A.lm., that DU
great stOttlf of
Neu; 'Spring and Summer Goods,
Comprising everything in the
LINE OP CLO TH IN G
.
Doeskin cF; Cassimere Pants
And a 1 the best styles Coats, Vests, Ace.
GEN 7 S FURNISHING GOODS
LATEST STYLE lIATS & CAPS
R•EDUCED PRICES!
That will astonish- the community. As our
Goods are manufactated in New York express
ly for lbw( market, we can afford to sell as cheap
as the next. We are bound to satisfy-all who
give as a all.
COHEN St ROSENPIEIA.
Next door to Fox, Stevens, Parent . be Co
Towanda, Akil 16, 1868.
We would call the attention of the public to
the tact that we have opened a Branch Store in
WYALUBING, (in the store formerly occupied
by S. P. Taylor,) where we are prepared to sell
at the same .Low Bates. Give us a call before
'purchasing elsewhere.
COHEN h ROSEIRIELD.
Wyss'using. April 16, 1868.
NO MORE MONOPOLIES
SPRING AND SUMMER OF 1868
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
ALEX SW °MON ,
•
N 0.123. Alain Strcot, - •
TOWANDA, PENN'A.
0. 13. -PATCH
' • i.
Anew era Alas .daWned , supon.loirtaideand
Bradford Cnuntyl. Nd more monopolies lithe
Clothing Trade. prim' with High Prices.—
Goods 01 herbs be sold in Towanda at at
smaller profit thaa`ever before: The great am
bition of the Andsrsigned is to sell goods at a
Mallet profit, than arty other firm in the coun
ty:lna Joao: regarded is the vwg frkigs of
the public. We shall. therefore. make it oar
study to see bow cheap we-c sell to all.
Our store will .continne to be the GREAT
REGULATOR OF 'PRICES of Clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods in Tonlinda and Brad
lord counky.and all will consult their interest,
b,y glidog us.a tall and gittiewpOsted °apices
before making purchases. Customers {will re
member that we mean effery word ,we put on
paper in regard togoodisdnd prices.
Come one, come all, and buy goods cheap !
Remember the number 123, Maio street.
ALEX. 801A)RitOhils'e0.
Towanda, April3o, 1868 -
SMALL PROFITSI
\ •4 , -,t.,
CIIINCHILLAS;PIL ! OTB,
RATS AND CAPS
H. JACOBS
FASIIIONAULE
I=l
G 8 Broad Street,
and Always I,4lre' a googassoktinent.;
.AND CASSIMERES,
PROCLAMATION RV
TOW AN L)A, PA
:Aich.as
And the
Will be disposed of at such
GRAND OPENING CAMPAIGN
FOU TIIS
AT TUE,CHLEURATED
phi t a
*if
adj . ' dititt tirtitr' bio - *
• • .
$ VITABLIMIED. MSS, - I
dealt:Vl& Sza4/ne Bleida Telma, ea.il
s
Having rscentliMethti r g* giVis stock, a
full an pomplete asemstmesk:, constituting an
.extensita lariSty;sinbriello many articles used
`fp the Arta for mechanical purpose's* cartilf
whoted liw k .rs o rd tes thomposimmatos
4 .e rblie Ornicw will be kept constanti l yz
with,-Otalt J purclu,speL Ogera.
mos reasatedde id virbblesale'ul''
consisting, of
gay ).-xot4l- lef4es
I DltttGB,4dpiontts, amulet's
-tr; iftarta
OILII, . • -
-11 4,411 ,e rt•r(r,
BENZINE' AND TITIMENTI2III;
SASH, - PAINT, YABNIBEI, WHITE-WASH,
4'1041 aids
.KI \ ROSENII -OR , -COLIF
•
..A/Facti and :
,j
LAMPS, SHADES, WICKS, *CHIMNEYS,
• ...- Sperm, Lard, Whale, Notts Faof,' -v- s . '' - •
TANN,FeWS AND. MAGBI,NK "0114,
i'an c y and Tallei Artlalcp, in all„their,Pailfili,
SPoNSii?., SIIIISItES; 40 Allia, .67/lISS,.
kiln:ail, Nall-DA, Parlkimat4;• . , ''
fOOKET.BOOKS,,-PORT• MONA 44,
I JoeMKAlvmatax,r, , : _,, -. ~.
TOO
E
IL SHIN 4ziii'llelii PREPADAT/ONS .
LIQUORS * 1.'.3
PURE WINES • AND
k For. Vedfclipsl use, - et
Tolacco, SNUIP, PIPEB Anti = C/-9Altilt
- Garden, Field and Flour Seeds, Trainer Buit4p
B arterre,
Se Surp e aepentartee
n Shedde , r - Drawsing,
!beast L TereiMeg X
Bottles,. itlipplar,,
Kipplet Melts l:us elted
Merida. Syringeej Bed Pero, Solt.
Seeding Fruit rho, • Therupmeterife
FlowdngFattacta, 6tone ' Jog~;~QJa~e
WaTe, Fatties, VialiCarke, Bath lirkly ~ ra
and Stove Illacking. PM - Tackle,' Amami.
thin, &0., Ito tante. Eclectic and lionacepath•
_..•
Idedicniev Ind all the 'l4lpaliiiTatent-
U 4 1:
AU articles. warranted -8a reproaented k Vet.
glossal a d4•Mwee mi. receive' theleordersby
stage or mall, whlcli ~srlll receive prompt and
careful attention. b• • =. • :
DR'PQR , TEES'PREPAIL2t77O*
•
,„ BOA f'.141/Llt LitiHo A - • # -
tut Safe and &Sat* Remedios, are wax.
raated•tor what Mayan, - tntiindod 'lO - Ake aatial.
faction, via,:
Dr. Pisket's 2ectornl"ll3l6ll, for &mg** , '
colds, lung toinplainta,¢c.soca,lll. 00
Dr. Porter's Eclectic Pillit.firbitioarr mom
?taints and mild cathartic.. 25
Dr. Porter's 13anifer t3yrop, for armfuls
• skindiseasei; ° I 00
Dr. Porter's Uterine Tonic, for fpnals soca*
• ''' • ' ,I - oo
Dr. Porter s Tonic Ellair for strengthening
the system, • Ipp
Dr. Porter'n Schnapps, for liver and
Macy complaints it.. •• • 1 00
Dr. •Porter's Comp q Syr. Ilypophosphites,
for nfreaus.debiltty ..1 00
Dr Porter's Blackberry Balsam. for dia'r• - •
rhea &c. 35
Draorter'o.FrimilY ktabroasiionjoi sprdbie
3::
bruises, 4-c
Pucices.pc.4ocs i l Wafers, for !warn- ;
'viers, sore throat, 4-c _
Dr. Porter's Worm Wafers, for expelling
tovents.l ' - 25
Dr. Porter's Worm Syritp, fo, extermina•
ling warms
Dr. Porter's 'Main Belief, for crying babies
colio;te. ; 25
Dr. Porter's Cephalic Snuff, for catarrh
headache '. .. - :25
Dr. Porter's Toothache Drops, for ILI
Dr. Patina's Tooth Powder, for preserving st '
teeth'
Dr.
IS
Dr. Porter's Trickgene, for dressing and 60
growing the hair 60
Dr. Porter's Trieophile, t.or beautifying the
• hair.. • . ... 60
Dr. Porter's Odoriferous * Shampoodor clean
ing the hair ts, 60
Dr. Porter's Milk of Flowers, for beautify.
ing the complexion ~ •'
Dr. a 30
Portet's o:tdmital for niterit •
06
Dr. Porter's French Compound, for scald
ing urine 00
Dr. Porter's Medicated' Figs,; for habitue.
constipation. 00
D. Porter's Healing Salve, for euts,wounds
&c 15
Dr. Porter's Lip Salve, for chapped lips.... 25
Portteaßsie Wlei for Inflimes eyes.: 25
Dr. Porter's Eye Water. for Inflamed eyes.. IS
Dr. Porter's Corn: and Wart Remover, for
, I corns and bunions
Dr. Porte.'s Constipating Pills, for costive
12leas
Dr. Porter's b on Ville, for poor b100d .....
Dr. Porter's Citrate Magnesia', for.e pfeaa•
ant eatharric .......
Dr. Porter's Lfould Rennet, for making no.
tritious diet for invalids 2
Dr. Porter's Extract Vanilla, for Revering •
Ice cream, ho
Dr. Porter's Extract Lemon, for flavoring ,
ice cream—largetottles 40
Dr. Porter's OrientarCement, for mending
broken glaSeirke • 15
Dr. Porter's Liquld Glue, for repairing
.• wood w0rk.........,.25
Dr. Porter's Cleansing Fluid,for easy wash.
log 6O
Dr. Porter's Bed Bag Poison, for killing
- bogs.. 60
Dr. Porter's Fly Potion Paper, for killing
flies 05
Dr. Porter's HAL and atioe . Poison, 106,c2-
•. terminating rats =' ' •
Dr. Porter's Benzine, fur removing spots
from clothes 25
I D r . Porter's Black luk,ln pint bottles - 25
le bulk by the gallon 00 -
a. Porter's florae auj Cattle Powder, for
diseases of animals 30,
Dr. Porter's Rorse and Cattle Lotion, for
' sprains, galls; rtc 150
be Porter , a lllng•lionni and' Bpavin '°ore,
for lame horses 5C,1
lifedleal advice given gratuitously at the office,
charging only for medicine.
016 r Thankful for past liberal patronage,would
respectfully 'announce to his friends and the
public, that no pains shall be spare to satisfYi
and merit thh continaatlerzer tWir =nentldencet
and patronage.
(
1!. C. PORTER, M. D
Dec. (is, I.Bo.—qr
H
And !it, does business at
\VARNER'S JEWELII,OTORE.
Ho keeps good goods and acne .01:leap.
_There
yon can Had' all hinds of ',AHRIMAN . and
POREI,UN WATCHES, also a largo assortment
of CLOCKS, including the celebrated SETH
THOMAS manufacture. Also M. splendid as
sortment of JEWELRY, Including solid gold,
and a general assortment of SILVER PLATED
WARE, ineMding spoons, forks, cake baskets,
tea seta, '&0. of the best matuthieture c r
SOLID SILVER SPOONS mxtfuractared to
order. Watch and Clock repairing done on the
shortest notice, krthe best manner, by an ex
perienced workman. All at prices thtt will
gist satisfact lon. A. 61. WARNER.
Towanda, Dec .12, 1867. •
••, • ,
Q OIittHIICG NEW
1
/GAM IN - gOTIObi I
Hari lig porehased the stook of Tobateo belong.
Mg_ to Randall, Compton & 'Co., and having
WM * shanty on the same grouch, we are
,pro,
pared 10 offer tO the - priblie - J: • . - t
WIIOLESALE AND RETAIL,
A. variety of
kaIEWING T0134V0,
Such as
Gold t, Sunny Bide, Pine Appleddich loan
Fig, use Leaf and Star, which ofier tor sale
to tititkities to suit customers , Packages in
Bard Wiliam& quarters. -
FANCY iMO}UNG
The celebrated bone Jack, Pride of the Erni
ted States, Ytrginistie , Gold l.eaf,!Navy - and all
ki!l/3;qlC4lickfi!k'd 1) te. I
BRANDS OF (I , ;A
American Eagle. Gen.4rant, taxiimit s o
Ili ,
perio; Tycoon and'llla .very tMel,;bildhp of_
Tama.• ,
:-- • ?kt
,•-•s4 •
we: will keep constantly au ha d a varMty of '
Pipes, gligar Ciuseni TobieW Bo and Pooch.
et{ and everything asaallY kep in a Tobacco
store; - .
• Laladlcirds adpidid
bacca an ;
• AIT orders pl , !!inaptly eller it . 44*. 'neAttgr
r; . •:..:10.00.000,;"•'
•
• Oct I 27.ARCII:j.:1:::":;1:
1 ; 510,130.7ANT „QUM AR
11TIbLE our' ordered at; Aid Mike
oy calliag at the . NEWS DOOM.'
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rim& ailearmorr*rtokeithstricit!'
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sLL Tnit'4)o,4A
?AIM ANDTARNISIFBRIISM
• •;?•• , z ••;•:1-“,-At.?. T••••:
FANCY Arip Ivatirr
aen .A w ariates SITST
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• iftibola atom* iiit4ofil atpiaqqo
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Altizifinpply Brushes fOrb ifsi simi'llair•
Also for the Teeth a$ ifiWiLTocith Pow
dere . and Napes AUK. frestalnery ik „.• •
• 13010 ,'Contbe f Irp*,ltritget, -
itL i:lttors://04 Kinnew9- ,, ,.y'
Lant z
enoiCediiiteibniecii 4 hifif - ii4fri
mrPhjiielaaisttiplled at reasonable rates.
Atedkanea and Prapenptlona tatrefult9 and at
carately compornubdaml d by compet
ent persona Ann bona. tbs AO and-slinkt.
Sunday bon*, from 9 to 10 o'clock In theifiire :
noon, to 3 Intbe afternoon.
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,Towanda , Sept. 39,1896.
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MARSHALL
_BROTHERS & 00. 0
Wish tio rail the sttentica,mt,the public to'
their sew Blockof ,
HARDWIRE,
PQ lILPISKENTS,
BLACK moray
and OARPErII3BI3' TOOK.
Also, a largo eat of
Window Glans, Bub, Pain*, 0114= -
IPuttli Varnishes a nd Paint ;
and Viittlabßrachos
otsilkindn, which will le mold for tholowest,'
cachprico;, . 41804 a hint assortment of
SE4OBIINW LAMPS
of,stery.o,oo.6o ,
Lamps repaired and changed from .0H and
Fluid toirensaine. - , • •
Particular attention paid Co the mannfacturing
of all kinds of
aniaiiga i rsoitraiie A.:ism:lse' To
We have on hand a Ana article ad
GLASS PE
- 1312
With Improied Solt iieannearks, and
RERMLICIICIALEIgALING GA.NS,
which la one of the bad ? eanavaed. •
Jane 10,1866. .
riutz.,ooD. TIME' 1114. GM; 1
A,
_
The. invoice .of labor combined iltb other
,ainacte banaold witti fearful effect upon
,
P; 7 O - IROWi r i s :tM3ti
Antilas dodo/eft lower, wider can easily be
seen by etukutring prices at
FROST'S FLIBNITPRREMPORIUM
MI
Where may, be fLad She largest and best deck
of Furniture' ever offered in - tbls marketitail
which I an now olfbitg at . -
GREATLY. 'REM:WED* .PR 10ES 1
ism. flow aelllng .oak and Cbesannt.Estenalon
Thblea it $1,50 poefoot;endother goods In_ the
same yro,kortio% tinny of them as cheap as be
fore the W ar :. !wire !wire also increased trendies'
for Manufacturing, and can furnish
•
- DEALERS AT. WHOLESALE..
Thankful t• r Niels past Li bend patrotragif: Mad
determined to merit a continuation of the some
by offering Inducements not to be found dee
whore,' mite tho. labile to ea/1 had examine
my. goods and prima before pare basing else
ibere.. -No charge for showirig gooda,,and
WILL ' NOT BE UNDERSOLD I
I also keell•• on band. a large Mock of Beady
Made (lodine from the most common to the
finest Rogow° d. Also Victoria Lawn, Merino
and Salta- Itches,' caps, 8-0:, and will furnish
ever/ink in the llne of . Jodertaking on, the
moat paeonable terms.
A 000 D HEARSE
Always la readiness whoa req uired.
JAMM. 0. FROST
Towanda, April 16i- 1868. - •
F 0, Ult 1
ME
9iST THE 111E3T
PREMIUM
ME
MADE illOit'VßlWlLigt3T
ME
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Wholoalevaid Cvttail Draiers atpplicd c,Sisp.
f , : f
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CHEM
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limit& &Sp. 114141waj oc:14, E 141,1 t A ~N
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duo sliMini pa p_onsdAt. - 7
Branthaii 4. Cowetritheao *ore:
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°WANDA, BRADFORDiCO4
..7 !4 to (untie- -0;
CIRCULAR -SAM -MILLS
...f. 4 lf' NtlAirb 4 ' . i 43124
lititi9l.llll - Asgum
ot 014P4AA,46i VIII the latest improve
estig,-.10 lads of Machinery foritleurifig - and
'Ow Mills. .
• STE4III4 AarkiS,
" MADE "AiIrEPApIED,
811141 f, . _
• Oxuctg. COCKS; "-
CANrici
'F! " .4.4 1111 4 4 4 4 419 0 "t4ce*..
;,13,0„T.: 1 2 . . : ' 0)1% 4 T /:)r:g.', : ,
•DolkoPMe 4 4.;isiclies , 4l 4 10 4c41.,-:,
FOROIXG :. ' . •
1201131
Wheiv-wriau. gut worVfor,luidgest - and
othar.pasposes e done to 'ardor. ALso, • a largo
mocwittolitt of •t 7 •' • "•-
000KING 1 * - 11:RATINO - j - STOVES;
'redwood Butaen reforCooldig
Etuomik?Stineplive. Tin•Wallti . log PuniPee
lialitioNyatop, tad.Lcsper,ke4trastaut.!
pitAWrifelS'& .! SPECIFICAtIONS
I kinds , of machlaOly tor mills ando - thei
viirpolealrtpared bri= • ; •
WARREN MU,
Parenum, who? bitlifid . tar` - ' l lO !ONO:1U -** ih this
Munch of the usiness. •
-67 1011 N CARMAN
Towis4aiOc429b-1858. , ,1y. • • . •
AT Cr E
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1
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plibltcOutrtiisy hatpueclialsollur • ;_ • .
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G:: .11': - ":'D : WA' X' ..Y ,
Andkre sow prepared to Wild work iu
L A TtS - T -STYLE
wornlike The • will
coadapy keeppa handin•seortuent of
plec.,
TOP AND :OPEN y -BU S,
• •
Amity CARRIAGES, s
DESICILIZAHr AND LUMBER WAGO ,
ALBAYY - SLEIG IIS;
ALL WORK' WARRANTED
REPAIRIO, promptly attended to ntrea
amiable rkts.
BRYANT do IifiIJLEN.
Towanda, Bray 9,1867.-Iy.
NEW PLANING MILI
pr
8
The underaigned having built a large and com
modious Kill in the Borough of Towanda, and
filled it with the ;moat modern and improved
=daunt, for the owaratactore of .
WINDOW BASH, & awins,
are prepared to MI orders, whether Mine or
nun,: upon the shortest• notice. We have
also a large variety of DIOULDINGS, of the
latestetyle and pattern, whick we can furnish
Much cheaper than they can , be worked by
hand.
IN
PTAIRG, ' •
TONGUEING,.
GROVEING,
•
• • . • ANIiSCROLL
• " -_.:,'SAWING,
•
and al other jock pertaining to Joinery, will
be done to snit our customers.
Persons building, and not flying more than
twelve to fourteen miles distant, will find it
largely for their interest to buy of us, or bring
their lumber and' worked "by our machinery.
Bring 'your grief, of Flooring. or other lumber,
and while, your team la 18 feeding, have it
ground ont,and take it home with you.
We will - pay 0.0311 for _PINE it IfVtkiLOCK
WM= delivered at Mir lumber yard. Come
and see as, or If you'can't come, write.
B. RODGERS &." CO.
Towanda. Feh.,1864.
fIONFECTIONERY MAN UFA°
"A. BART,
Calls the attention or Ihopublic logic fact
that he htlinufactures anti Podia at ,
Ali kinds of Confoctionat ies. Foreign and fu
naostio Nuts, Se. Dealers in the country wish
log anything 41 his line will do well to send
their orders to him, and they, will be promptly
attended to. 'Satisfaction- ganntnteed. Store
in Patton'S Block, Tow ands. Pa.
. Feb. 24,11368.-4 f.
ROOK-BINDERY-THE PUELIO
IJ ,
le rospeetftaly inforined that the Book.
Binder) has been removed to the Argos Build_
Ing;ad story, where will be done
.
In all its various branches, on . ter:±:s as rea
amiable m" tlta times P*lll. allow. The Biud
ery will be under the charge of
knixperieuted Binder, .anti :ail work will be
promptly done, in a. style Wry/ roamer whiell
cannot be excelled. Music, Magazines, News
papaw Old Books, ike„ bound in every variety
of style. Partlcalm attention will be paid to
the Ruling and Binding 01
To any desired pattern, which In quality and
durability wil be warranted.
- All work will be .ready.:for delivery when
The patronage of the public is solicited, and
parka satisfaction guarrantee,d.
Towanda, August 2, 1866.—tt.
NEW, STORE AND NEW GOODS
I - •
•
FRESH FROM THE NEW YORK MARK TS.
CHEAP &E THE CHEAPEST.
. .
"The subscribers.have2purchased the building
lately owned.by A. J. Noble. (one door south
of neldlemee's Block,) and haie filled it with
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS
• - .
WOODEN t AND W11.1.0W WARE,
•
Pratte of sir kinds in- their season, Omsk and
dr.ed class),- In fact every thing usually found in a
.first
F•
R O.V I S 1 . 0 N STORE.
A share ottho patronage of Towanda and vi•
°MIA, fs respectfully solicited.
• We will pay the highest market price tei a ll
khada of
COUNTRY PRODUCE - . '
'We ilerrinive the sole Agency lot Bradford
ad.foinlng ixonattes for the sale of the Cele
brated Virginia and -North Carolina Smoking
Tobaeoo. I A:liberal discount made to the trade.
• BRAMBALL A, COWELL.
Towns : - ' •
U 1 TG WARE-1;,00.11S
. 41AX141 IaILINSON announces to the public
Thai ,turktill continues to manufacture and keep
AM hand I#gemBortment
CABIN'ET F-,I7IINITIrRE,
Itaraina, Tables:- Bedsteads.* Stands, Chaim
&a, of emery descriptim which will be made
of the best nutterlabt„andtin be most workman
liens the inaction ot the publiFto tiiyiwerk,
Which ibMino be imposed In durability, at any
eoruitty, • • iny primps will be.
lOW le; be as low alithe wiU
Abadruadif, - militantly on band of
made to order. A. goodlearse will be turi.labed
lithewdealred ,
.„
- a a
lisases: •- • ,
:f
CINR - GENT - REWARD.—Whoroas
Onla'W Indented sor‘akt boy
has - abscoadsmi from me, this is to forbid ill per.
Eats rsoui harborlog , or trotting said boy. The'
above twirled will bap* for tim:retarkof
bo to me. bat no charges.
1-A1411.8,1868.-4- _
asIOS Ja.
•
;..;lINW4OJOUND
FA GTO-ILX.
CO
0 . 217. AWD - TWO BELTED
Mistctlantous.
WHOLESALE AND ENTAIL.
WO K•B.1
H. C. WHITAKE,B,
BLANK -BOOKS,
I
J oi
$1,24V4174)b1i
OW4 NtOA- - -/NSII ' AN OE l'
Policies I
rl
* ag-e retW4t i l
Of • 10;4041 1 1. 1 .-Aid ips7. Goa.
b0100i1124.11444,0' ,
Amp *evert .efonmeet JAM"
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6aBb . atirtiTh “ Vr6lli7r o t r .
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lasistesmisiiilsLbstosstamas4- J AL
rissesa Lis*
- Ca r ta 8 5; 1/ 5 0 1 4411T MAi t i bi
• .
lamb theArgialltitiii‘r; orb; . .110(6
pally Prembuts; *pima or ci344-- 17,4410.
„ xaefferl,.; •
Capita... .. . . .800,0001
iffetrusys-C0.,1_,
• N ewark. Ni J. - ' '1
(
Hearn ElicAtitsAfiri+t * osiinia -
Co:, • • ( Accident • ' - ••
Phstaddpitia
(Tapitiav
• • ; • 4,100.000
ComisCrion Miti:ti4Linrbairarmas # :•
Co. • • •
al .liortroni; Cooog, •
Fvaa* (
Towa W
ada • Feb.lo 18-tf 10,0 . 00 r.
Lu. %Iu N R I A I i . ci COIDENTAI;
- cArttAx.'„Eirmaisintsv orsai
SEVEA"FEA'III:.,I,II/4.1C/N.
:•;-e: S. BU ELI,, AgeW
•
roit*fl* roLurirma vAxim iramil ar. cow ago , :
'itizio Fizz ilk bia,,knglbulcams"
. Couratir - PkitadelpFir,
capital and surplus, over - sabomi
•
Iloms,Trict:itiCE Caw' ,'
• •Of Itlnalfork. - ; • „ •
. Capit4 And aqviklus,covez ,
IrstIiCANCIS COMEANY or N01i77, 1
ISAIL
AICA,
Capital and sorplo4,over.... .... ...41,700.u00
1 141SATTAX , Lequagarns Coign?, .
.W2Veto: Yo.
•
Capita; "
and surphis. over.
rk .......... .47e0,0eir
2 7 arL F 11 .Millauts 4 s Owityw .
INFlttal
tome 11:suastica Coxrisr, •
Neto-roik.
Capital and surplus, 'over
. -
Int , BANCE ONPANT,
Of Hartford, Conn. ,
,Capital and,earplo, over
ltitiruAL Luz Ism:maul COILTAXT, 4
L 1 Of .srw-York.
Capital over $8,000,900
ThAvsuazas Isrsinaricz CosaAmy '
-• Of Hartford, Conn.
Czpltzl sn4 'surplus, os,6r
. •
.Llieles-tehen mirth Neils of Properly,
.at as
low raters by any other reliable Companies.
'fl Policies bustled and Lotuses, U any, ad
jostednt this A geney,therebraaTing the trouble
wail expease of going elsowherelor settlement.
Ll oftug. at the riardwhere Store of Cod
ding & Hassell . IrUSSELL.
( limeade, Feb. 7, 1¢;6.• -tf -
THE INSURANCE COMPANY
JL OF NORTE AMERICA. -
latflee No. 242 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
This Company are'nw prosecuting the ton.i.
new 'el Insurance from loss ,r damage by FIEF.
on Buildings, Merchandise. Furniture, Ac.
throughout the State el Pennsylvania, on !ber
et tentm;for long or short periods; or permanent
ly of Buildings, by a deposit el Premium.
The prompt payment of claims for tomes due
log the period of nearly 70 years that the Com:
pany has been in andante. entitles them to the
- confidence of the public.
DIELCTOM-Arthur . Coffin; Samuel W.
Jones, John A 13rown, Charles Taylor, Ambrose
White, Jno. It. Neff, lidebard D. Wood. Wm
Welsh, .Wm: E. Bowen, James N. Dickson.*B.
Morris Wain, John Mason, ()co. L Harrison.
Francis it. Cope, Edward 11. Trottel:Una/49•
Clarke, Wei. Cummings.
Awrnua G. Cos Pretent.
C. 6. KOSSELL, Agent, Towanda.
ARMER'S MUTUAL FIBS INIU
ItANCS COMPANY
OF MIDDLE FENNBYLVANIA,
Office in Danville, liont2tir Comity, Nun a.
C !rani
. The humus ;Mutual Mc insurance Company
of Middle Pennaylvania wa s incorporated by the
Pennsylvania Legislature,. in the year 1&59,..f0r
the Mutual insurance of Country property only,
and immediately thereafter commenced its oper•
ations on that principle, which has been strict.
ly adhered to elate.
All losses have been , promptly paid out of the
Premiums collected on application for insuranc,
without making any assessments.
Thetinsunuice of Country proper,] only, the
low rates charged for Insurance, and the Proingl
payment of lodges are deemed a sufficient rm.=.
mendatien of the Farmers Diutua/ Mrs" hesur•
once Company of Middle Pennsylvania, to al
ovrters of safe class country property.
P. Jonwsos, Sec'y. Wm. Putwsn, Prest
LUCIEN MYER,
Agent, Towanda, Pa.
Match 5, '66
LIVERPOOL AND LO N D N -AN D
GLOBE FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
COIIPANY.—Ocoee. a 5 William St., and TN:
Broadway, N. Y. '
Capital, Surplus and Reserved Funds
Wald) $16,171,0:;
Assets in the United States, over.... 1;iOn ,00n
Daily Premiums, upwards of (gold).. Ulm*
The shareholders personally responsible lot
engagements of the company. MI Di:ettori
mu I be shareholders. ,
...macron is Nair-Yrisa.—Francb; Cotten[
Es Chairman, Henry Grituaell, Esq., Deputy
Ch. rman, Joseph Gaillard, Jr. Esq.. .
Archibald, Esq., 'B. N. Could, Alexande r
11.1ruilton, Jr., Esq., Robert C. Ferguson, Esq.
Alfred Pell, Esq., Resident Secretary. A k
wider Hamilton, Jr. Eisql, Counsel of Board.
BsNazits—Phenix , Bank—cammarin J. Co.
The Poifeies of this Company aretssued by
well-knowo 'American Citizens resident in New
York, who arc Directors and Shareholdisrs, and
consequently, with the other Shareholders, are
individually; liable for all 'the engagements of
the Company-; all Policies are signed by their'
all claims are payable in cash ou proof of loss'
Without. decoction for interest, and not, es is
usual, sixty days alter presentation -.of prom-.
They expiry at six o'clock, sad not ad
noon. Life iIISIIIIIIICO effected, and annuities
granted on:farorable
H.r , teme
B. fiIeKKAN ,Agent.
April
Towanda
T HE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSUJ
AN . CE Spuietfo Agency foi"Bradfurd ec
CASII CAPITAL $3,000,000.
Yearly income ovc r $2.00,000 cash.
MONTANYV. WARD
Towanda, July 25, 1867.
lASTOR FIRE INSERS.NO
New York. Agcucy fur Bradford Cu.
CAPITAL . $400,1100
Dividend 10r 1806, 10 per rent. _
MONTAN YE. ,t,"ll , Alto
: Towanda, J uly 25, 1867.
MILE' LYCOMING MUTUAL FIRE
I . csur.Lacc Agen4 for Bradford County,
C4l" ITAL $3,400,006.
Mutual Carol plan: In.succoadol operation or
er tweoty-berun years.
MONTANYk,"& WARD.
Towanda, July 23, 1887 •
WYOMING INSURANCE AGEN
CY. •
WYOMING 114SURAIME COMPANY
Wilkea-Barre, Pa. -
WM. s. - ads% Pnwident
L. li. ER, .1 Vice President
R. C. SMITH, Secretary
Capital and Surplus $150,000.
North America, Hartford, Conn. aseeta $500,000
Commerce, Albany, N. Y.,' " 500, 000
Fulton. New York, " 250.000
Springfield, Mass., • - " 400,000
Applications for Insurance in thir above em
power/ taken at fair rat ea, and buisineasattezd
ed to with promptness and care. Particular
attention will be given to Farm risks in the
country., Also Life and Live Stockiltuanance af
fected insood and reliable companies. Office
over yea, Stevens, Mercer & Co. a stole.
-. • T. B. CAMP, Apar.
Towanda.Marcli 12, 1868.—tf.
RUSSELL
INSUR4N,C.E AGENg
CAiitalltepresented over $27,000,000,
COMPANLEi ItEPBESENTED:
North America, Philadelphla„ ;4 , 2,901;66 72
Plicenix, of Hartford 1,234,195 41 ,
GermanWNew York, 876,916 50
Home In. Ca, New Hama.1,619,070
North American. Fire ,In. C0..44
New York'. ' ,poo op
Enterprise: of Cioeinnatl.- - .4. 1 :. 1,000.000 0 0
MutitalLife,Now Yerk;.. ! ...,i. 20,00x.000 00
We write policies in the ibotit reliable cow
Panics at the lowest mtes. Particular attention
given to Wm - property. .0111ce taro doors- north
of , the Post,,Offir.aimp stairs. In the room pc cu
pied by lota W. 16x and Henry Peet, also a t
the oinking Haute Of 8.8. itonsell* Co.
. ' - B. 8. BIISSELL,
JOHN W. NIX. •
Towanda . , Feb. 20.1969. - " •
•
WIIITE; MAAROVIIVAT AND
Black Eyed Teas. for sale by_
FOX STEVENS, 111== CO.
EMI
.C1450X1
.stso,ogr•
$704,040
.5600,00 C
$3,4,04Xf