gkg - tral. Hints on Buttor.Waidne ,Salt.—Tbo Government tails of On 1 ondaga salt for preserving meats.und the teats for batter under the super intendence of the NiW York State Agricultural. Society, 'bust show to Noy unprejudiced mind that as good salt is made at the Onondaga works as can be made anywhere. The company put up .an y article espo., eially. for dairy prepoeep i. under the brand of "factory , filled 'Wry salt fr and tient. Gov Alvord, at the Amer kale Dairymen's- - Coevention v . hot wiuter, in Utica,. affirmed that the company would pay every pound of butter or cheese that was injuted by the company's salt sent out under this brand. We use this ',brand .of -bait in our own dairy, and believe it equal to any of the foreign ilalta. In order, however, to he•aure of a pure 'article, we 'rhould advise parties to order direct from the company, or from its known, and reliable agents Sail per pound.—As to the quantity of salt to be used for butter,something will depend neon its manufacture,ana thrt , market for which itended. The 'Orange county butte makers, who obtain the Ingest prices for their productme at the rate of a pound, and two ounces of salt.for a batch of , twenty-two pounds of butter. For winter nrc, a little more wait _is used at the last working. ll'a•hivg out Buterwilk.-- there is diff , renee in, opinion among butter :linkers in regard to washingout the hutter-cuilk.! We are strongly impres sed that batter will keep best that is properly washed. It is the caseons elacin.plirticles in the buttermilk, he dewmpoOition or which causes the butter to become frowey.or ran= cid. The more perfectly these, are expelled, the better will the butter tie, 'preserved sweet and sound. Wash. mg properly, to -our mind, secures 'test that - result.' It iecertainly lens . 'work to got rid of the bitt . termilk b y . washing than by the "kneading process," besides there is less dan ger of spoiling the butter 17 °yeti. working, since overworking injuret the grain, rendering the batter 8-,lvy. It is claimed by some that When the t , uttertuilk is worked, out without washing, a more delicate aroma is retained ; and this Principle is oh ved in Ilolesteia. and Normandy, IA ere a very superior butter 'is manufactured for the London- mar ket. We have -tested' hundred of sam pies of butter in London,,which came from France - and Holstein. The butt - or is very Slightly salted, and when fresh has a most delicious flavor, but much of it does not keep well. Packing.—AF most important point I to be observed by butter-makers who bop qto makea reputation for fine goods is to pack in suitable tubs or packages In our opinion there is no wood so suitable for butter packages as white oak.' The timber should be well stiasoued, and the package's strongly hooped, so as to be water tight. No leaky - packagea can pre servo butter fur any length of time. In salting cheese,mnch will depend upon manufacture and the time it is desired to have it ready 'for The mar ket, from two - and a half to three pounds of salt are used for one htm• dred dounds of curd. The usual quantity at the faCtories is two and seven-tenths pounds !salt to one thousand pounds of mi k. In spring, when it, is an object to.-have the - rheesc go to market early, two and one-c4riarter pounds salt, and 'oven less,are used to the thousand pounds of milk.—X, A. Willard in Utica THE 'CORN Gsve.--The corn crop has several formidable enemies to -c.mteud with, and among them is what is comonly called the white grub, which damages the crop, seri ously. .pne of the best and judicious ' rem, die's, perhaps the very best set Bested, is the aplication of salt,as soon as the, plant makes its appear ance above the ground. Take one part common salt and three parts plaster of gypsum,and apply about a tablesponful around each hillaud it will be found to be a sure prate tion. The mixture should not, in contact. with the sprouts,as it may destroy them. This method has been tried over-and over again by some of the besti farmers of Pennsylvania, Delaware and Jersey,and,when prop erly applied, has never failed to be perfectly successful. We }lope our farmers; who have reason to fear the depredations . of the grub this -season,' will try this mixture, tearing a few alternate rows of corn without the salt,and communicate to-us the result. We are aware some writers say salt has no effect upon vermin, but we speak iu this matter on the best an thority.—Cermantotoit Telegraph. RE:ARING Faun. Taxna.---Many pee• • pie put out fruit trees ; some throw them out and into the ground ; some stick them in, a few set them out, and after they arc set out tale care of them. Some bring forth thirty fold, Home sixty, and some one hundred.— • Ndw let him who readeth do.like wise: Those who throw and 4tick their fruit trees into the gronnd,are apt to leave the care of them to ,the cattle and hogs, espdoially the pruning— consequences, doad trees, deformed trees, poor, fruit, and little of it—no' profits. -To have trees pay expenses--to hA•e them pleasant to look at—an ornament to the noighborhbod,and a gratification to the stomach—set. them out in ;pod suit good enough to la•ar stout corn or any_ other grain. Then keep the soil good ; keep them well and properly pruned yourself,not allowing' either cattle or hogs to as sist. Much is lost in •allowing too 'many small branches to grow. Only the limleto form a good symnietrical t..p, should be allowed to*grow.-- 7 Too many limbs on a fruit tree are just as precious as too many stalks of corn in a hill—smaller corn,emaller 'fruit and inferior qualify: And,read - cr, where do you pick the best flavor et! fruit? It is not od the branches to which ths sun and light have free access ? Then prune aeoxidingly.: _Teasing along the highway a short` time ago, I obaorved a row of trees each side of the way, to bestow an apple on the traveller. Are there any . more to do likewise,thes many spoor one, who hath Jiot of God's domain to grow an apple, can pick one to eat without trespass and_withont price? —Country Gentleman. \V walk here as it were, in Iltu MO; of life 4 thug, from the greet ca. thetbal &born tutors can beat the awn and • .. the chanting:of thechnir ;we see this Light stream through the opts door. whoa emue fricn&gOee up before—aafi shall we fear to mount the narrow staircase of lite _grave bet leads oat of this uncertain twilight ia to•Che wane wan game of the We aternel? Tux paper clauteising sassy fiske VADt4 —paw of masilea NOfiWi. OTION.IN BANKRUMY I y. te aft num tbi dey of 1 e ire:rent la wadeisibethe Seated Ake.% s hi.obecriser,bthe Wady et Itisakett, Ewe . teMe who hubbee beard it as Owe psalm ; that the eel meet ter bees and dolt sty el say prope l : ge= r :tti el e usseirrarir 18 1= :btu me lb/hidden by bre ; Ilia '4 , 111111ftg _4ll e =dem et sitar leaktele - piers *eb • debited hi deed mei creme Abilities" el hie bette; will be beards Coed d Bablelipti la be belies st Swabs• et the hiliCLI :hi the Osertitiemi, de iteitiejgh eV : da; been "MAIO OVIIMITttei Jr;:i ter. ee • the sett :at ;A- 114 186194 1' ,_ . .. 0 "4 1 011AS A:ROWIJIY. United states Marshal se Nemener. Wed - :ern Medd of P bad. ' -ByV. IL COOLS/LUG ty. .Iday 28, lad.-4w. . •- • INOTICE Di 13AN.KRUPTeri T . kis iv' to'giee mike, That on *Ptah day of May, D., 1348. a warrant in Bankruptcy was lowed against Steatite of Nelson CI Kartin; of Tonthasusoel tp. in the county of Wyoming in the State of Penasyttanid, - who hal heti a+ jidged a Bankraptl on hht own • petition ; and tbst the of. any 'debts and delivery of any belonging to such Bankrupt to him or for h pore. aid the Mande of any pro perty by him are fotbiddeo Mir ; that a meeting of the Mredltots choosemid Bankrupt to prtrre their debti and to one or more As signees of his est holes bald st • a Clout of Banbaptcy to be. at the °Mee of the liel&ter in the Borough of Towanda, before 1/PDMAM OTIBTON, Jr.. Begister, on the 17th day of JULY. D 1868 ate o'clook.psa. TnoikAs 1. BOWIMIN Dolled States Marshall an * Measenrer, Wes : tern District of Pesmaytnais By B. B. 000LBAUGH , Deputy. June 4, leM.-4w NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.-- Me is to give notice, That on the 4th day of June, A. D. NOM a warrant to Bank ruptcy was trued against the estate of Andrew B. Eckert. of Troy townshikkthe min ty of &adroit and State of Wants, who has been adjudged a Banff On own peti tion ; that the r rymftt tor any debts and de livery of any petty belonging to snob Bank rupt to kb! o for MS nee, and 'the transfer or any ProVertY by him ' are forbidden by law that a meeting of the credible of said Bank. rapt to prove th eir debts and to choose one or more Assignees of his estate, will be held at a Court ofLlisphispley •to be holden at the office it the Register in the Borough of Towan da, Plebe* EDWARD OVERTON, Jr., Regis ter, on the 25th day of JULY', A. D. 1868, at 11 o. obeli, a. m. . THOMAS : A. ROWLEY, United States Marshal u liessenger, West- • era District of PetsAgylvd-, . By B. B..COOLL , A.UUSI, Deputy. -= - Jule IE4 11158..—t0n NOTICE IN . BANKRUPTCY. Ail is to give notice, lid on the 4th day of June, A.D., 1868, a Wininattaßanktoptg Iran issued against the estate of Oznattn 13. _Eterscemom, of &lath Creek, in the county of Bradford, and State - of Pennsylvania, who has been adjudged Bankmpton hie own pa tition-; that the payment or an deb: ll rd delivery of any pte ‘patilq Wonting tb Bankrupt, tolim, or for his use, ' ' the' transfer of any property by him are forbid den by law; that a meeting of the creditors of the said Bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to choose one or 100111- - - Assignees of his esfate,wlil be held at a Court of Bankruptcy to be holden at the office of the Register, in the borough of Towanda, Pa., before ED WARD OW.E.TM, dn., Register, on the 18th day of ICILY, A. D., 1868 at 10 o'clDek A. It. THOMAS A. ROWLEY, 11. 8. Marshal as Ideasengr, Wee tern Distriai rnsylvabia, By B. B. Coomittras, Deputy. June 188, 1168.--4 t . IN N BANKRINCY.—In the matter 1 of JOSHUA MBAS, Bankrupt. In the District Court of the United States for the Western District of Pennsylvania, u. To whom it may concern : The [undersigned heMy-gives notice of his appeinttment as an signee of Joshua Derrell; Of Canton borough, in County of Bradford, and State of Pepylvania within said District, who has been ' adge-d a Bankrupt up= his own petition by e District Court of sal District. Dated at .TOWintilt,_ t hilt f.it t a day of June A. D. 1868, CALIPP, Assignee. TN BANKRUPTCY.—In the matter JL. of ARRAY YOUNG, Bankrupt. In the IMs trice Court of the United States for the Western District of Pennsylvania, ss. To whom ft may omen : 'The ;undersigned hereby gives notice. of his appointment as ast• signee of Abram Youngs-of Alba imrough,in the withcounty of Bmdf _ord, and Irate el Penhsyliania, ega Didrict, *ho has been adjudged a Itaalrffpt upon his own petition by the District Court of said District Dated at Towanda, this 15th day of -June, A. D. 1868. JOHN N. CALIFF, Assignee. I.N BANKRUPTCY.—In the matter of EMANUEL' GUYER, Bankrupt. In the 'District Court of the United States, for the Wes tern District 01 Pennsylvania. To tedkaw it Camera: The :undendgned hereby gives saki' of his appontment as [as signee of Emanuel Gayer, of Burlington twp., in the county of Bradfo rd and State of Penn sytvania, within said District. who has been ad- judged s a Bankrupt (pen his own petition by the District Contt of Said District. Dited at Towanda, the 91st day of May, A. D. 1888. B. S. RUSSELL, Assignee. itlisullantous. THE-TOWANDA BAKERY ' . AND EATING ESTABLISHMENT I WOOD & ALLYN hating purc and hased ',theDowry Bakery and Eating Estabishm ( recentlykept HM & Sm l ith, ent: AIM door south bi the Ward Donee, Main street, Towanda, Pa., and ha vin zwinotetled the =rte. they are prepated to funnels their customers and the public with everything in their line s!t reason able rates. THEIR EATING DEART SENT bl fitted up In the most approved style :and meals are served at all hours, and their stare is fined with a good assortment of GROCERIES, CONFECTIONARY, GREEN AND DRIED FRUITS, &C. &C. They will keep in store and sell at wholesale and retail or manufacture to order BREAD, BISCUIT, RUSK, FRESH ROLLS, BUNS, PIES AND CAKES Of all kind/ Also will keep the best Crackers of all ldnifiln the market, by -the barrel or pound. Fresh Oysters constantly on band by the keg or dish, cheap as the cheapest. They will use the best materials in every thing and will try to please the most fastidious. Sir Wedding and other fancy Cakes made to order. Mr Families supplied daily and promptly With anything desired in our line. They employ none bntthe most skilful work- men, and use only the beat material. They are determined to keep a first class establishment. Give as a fair and candid trial and you will And It to your advantage. - G. H. WOOD. J. S. ALLYN Towanda, Aug. 1, 1867.—yr. A RRIV A L OF NEW GOODS I T The sabaezibera are now rekiving from New York a fine assortment, of GOODS IN THEIR LINE ! Cormtoting in part of BROWN & BLEACHED MIISLIN§, LADIES AND CHILDREN'S DRESS GOODS, Fancy SkitlC Shawls, hoop Skirls , iovEs, Holum, YANKEE Noenqats, 4- All of which can he bought ria chcap as the same quality of goods can be bought In To wanda. Their • MILLINERY DEPARTMENT lo being furalshed with ibe latest styles of BONNETS AND -HATS, And s general immodest:at o' Millinery Goods, with competent Milliners to suit the taste of et who may - favor Gun with their patron sge. atteottoo paid to BLEACHING AND MAW WORK Ao we Lave le tsWicibud 1447 exprolity.for this. StparAitcut 601144w140 guarrataxl. Maio FStreet, dlreoly 4paritc' ttit C.?tut B. A. PaTge, 4c txp -Toiraads, Apzil I‘, .I.koGie4al A TINE STOUK WI? - 00 -- D1 Li aoltab War tha *III 14 ogad at riot's Fortnum* 154att, , • • Rut Citertiir isirantr. OlN''~AM3t' T W;Aj UAL ESTATE AGENCY, Oehr male the follow Mpertlea at resuponalde 11401111 Wives fa terms - - A hod of land labiate in °Reminder omit,. Neerjmpey. Containing 446 acres, 31 fella from multi Station Camden and Cape lley Railway. .:Tio Jibet'lluichor 71 ProPo W ll2ol ** annuthlp, Camden county. N. Y. Containing 3500 scam To be sold In lots. , Potter Comity Lena: tearlly timbered with Pine. Rembek, Ash, Cherry and hard woods u follows : 4163 ';' ' Trac N N. , - cOnlatning 990 acres , 4755, 990 acres—between the first .and east forb of the Ellnraiwahoning In Wharton and fiylnnlatowsudtfpx. • I ' • Tracts Noe 4767, 600 acres No. 4768, 400 urn; No. 4698. 400 acres; Wharton town sC hnslo hip. line. of Appst. bewlivtiirs of Kottio • * tracts No. 5917,1100 acres ; No. 5720,1080 acres ;. No. 5823, 1160 acres; No. 5921, 1082 acres 75 perches : No. 5912, 1160-acres. No. 5930,1100 acres ; No. 5938, 1100 icres ; No. 5929,1100 ; In Whartoc and Stewardson town ship* orthaad waters Hey* Creek, near mall; branch. , • • Tracts N 0.1717, IINI acres ; 4729, 990 acres ; Appot and Stewardson townships, near Little Kettle Creek. Tracts No. 4920, 801 acres ; 4924. 600 acres Wharton township, main brand', Stnnamabon . Two hundred and ,soventy-fitAt ; acits prime, first class coal land. Blakely township, La. Berne county, Pa., hall. way • between Scranton and Carbondale. Very near the Railway: One thousand acres first cissii Anthracite coat land about miles north-east of Wilkes- Barre, in the midst of improvements. About 1000 acres' of land in Medford town ship, Burlington county, New Jersey; about four•miles north from Jackson Junction of the Camden and Atlantic and Delaware and Rari tan Bay,Bailwaya. :Valuable •mill stmt. Two el Wee hemes; stable, barns, Ad.; ' sectal growth of Umber, never failing water.- Potter fall 15 or 16 feet overihot. Pike U 0 per acre. One-third may remain. Delaware Farms and Pennsylvania lands• Descriptions and directions , given on applica A valuable Country Seat near Philadelphia. Splendid greunde.and trees. 89 acres of land WESTFRIf PROl s Entk—i'or !sale or ex cbablte. 120 acres of ,good lankone t hirtl tica breed.' 'Sall Mere, Stark county; lowa. ' ' Forty scree of good la ad with irnit trees, ap• plea, peaches, pIMi.S. ad. 26 ilexes improved, ohe halt mile from Ran Piece on R 'away . Price 6800. 80 acres one mile from San Piero, one.third timbered. No improvements. On railway . PriCe $BOO. • A steam mill property in Burlington town ship, Bradford county. A Yery desirable lent been operation. Eight parcels of land, 'containing from 50 to 100 accts, each partially timbetid. and improv ed suitable for farming or grazing. House and Barn in good order and 136 acres of improved and timbered land, orchard, good water. &c. Union township, Tioga county, on Northern Central —slimly. For sale on lung time and easy terms. 26 Tashi Lots hi Monroe Borough, Bradford, County, Pa, 3,000 Acres i% Tialicied juud. Sullivan county, Ps. 122 Acres good Farming Land, Burlingtoi township, Bradford county . Other timbered and improved propirtics Descriptions given on app' ation. • ; AND PRINTS, &c., gc., ac Tenements and Inftilliveit Beal Estate} To. Banda Borough, and other properties 43 MONTANYE & WARD, EzecoteiConveyances, furnish Briefs of TWO, buy and Bell Real Estate, collect rentals and llens,marrey and examine all lands of propertl. They are prepared to negotiate sales of *Ms, homesteads, and properties =rectally desirable to capitalists; to 'priicuie auvauces of money upon bond and mortgage, and to prosecute lu quirt.= for those desiring to make' hive:duikm:its or secure a home. They will elect INSURANCE In the but known FIR E Alb) LIPE COM A MIE& Tritiy havo exclusive - :marl cc ibid. flrd and neighboring counties t+. 'exit nA tdm panics in these several departments of !aim Thom wbo desire to buy of sell lams ; All who wish to effect Instrance'egOlnet }fire; All who ieek permanent Investments fof tito future benefit of thoir famillo, fa Bodo- aud Ant-class Life Companies S• ; Cipitalists desiring to boy or 'sell satiable speculative properties: • All wishing imnroye andoxaminatiptit ; All wishing advances upon valnable:roa Property ; All who wish to obtain lease'or rentAl of Farms or Tenements, Are respectfully solicited to entrust sueltibusi near to our Agency. Further particulars tarnished at our . °Lilco Office, comer W Main and Pine etreesa. O. D. MONTANYE HENRY WARD. or IPRO PERT! ES ADVERTISED FREE OF WIARGE. REFER,EN,CES : Hon. U. Mercer, Towanda, Pa. Hon. William Biwa Bloomsbnrg,, Pat C. L. Ward, Esq., Towanda. M. C. Martnr, " G. P. Mason & Co., Boaters, Towanda. J. D. Montanye Towanda. I t - Lathrop, Luddiniton di Co., New York. Diction Brothers, Philadelphia. • I Hon. John N. Conyngitim, Wilkes-Barre. Charles Parrish, Wilites•Barre.- Hon. F. B. Streeter, Montrose, Pa. Towanda. April 2. 1867 i. F ASHIONS FOR SPRING lAND I - SUMMER 111 F 1868. 1 : Having just returned New Yor with a full and cuefally selected tof MIL L ERY GOODS, we hope to be ble to please who favor u with their putronage. Come add Bee 1 We will do over you Straws in the kited styles tatwe and we defy, compeiltiod in this bran of our work. Collars beautiful Thread Lace— a c heat. Lisa Madame r oy's Cored Skirt So .por r. Call and =mule before you put Rooms on the east aide of Wain it., ' en the stores of Fox, •Stevens, Mercer & Co., and Miles Carter.. • , E. J. PIERCE. Allo, - PATTERNS OF TEE LATEST MYLES for Ladles' -Intl Children.' Dresses. ' Ladies or whiting lth to' ha gra re mhti a n d goodWork and the fitting,. will end it to Oak- advantage to favor , he with a pta. sr Rome over ifin.Pierorea: 111: 1.,: CUSTER. Towanda; April A, lit6B.—tf pboUlti;-;—Wliest Flour of - p:all ALT Meld ennui ; - Sate wheat Floor, Brig, Core, et. 444., at - Dia. y • W, A. [LOOM S. - enutits:ifikillkitiasiosts;+ Gime . swrp_ .platisatiro `rte ya) pgrom. _ 1: . . JOHN NTH, *A I s !I T-I.- ~;( p I '''1•:: 1 1 0 a I (114144 t., ant doorpa y tho Ran Bond Hones) moat most invite the at 11411tiic allllllleaii well I re. GROCERIES ;zti t NIXEPROVISIONS, .1 :- . ivitinliltieLlecileghlir 16 - snit the tinies t and Puttee et all. He hasidsci tpintisd a splendid 7.i !)-^ ' , .1. ill' . ~ :-• '1 . -' l . iiti=! ., ;/:1 1 . - FEED' 'S na", , : wadi well ! situated ! l o tii4 t h et.,:: 1,.t• is *SW Mai, Mica st 411 Umes. : XI v iless cdniiti ivir nttf bind a *go Stock of - • ' _IL ~ , , 'T I 43 A t 0 Tf•VE ES' .., SII - Ci s kß S, , ::- • 1 • 111 kotlitj ' 7 ;15TITTiNHu 40M 1 taiga& ahibil ,tar Wash: • iIiIRDS.Pg 4 iP:4.44?? ilf4 ll4 NA?#° ! FREE OF CHARGE. - , irhe plesee accept my thinks for their very liberal pat:image for the last two yeater,:tuit , 4te ptombse with their esslitsna , to improve ev en' WO:Unity Le :alarm oar boainaea.•to as warrant satisfaction. to all. Call add see as li , rlll4l ' ' '' • Towaedadoly 10, : ; VEW. GROCERY AND PRON -1.11-, SION. STORE! hi° 14 kJ Jp.ty.gs, , = 4 = lise Opened n new tleocery and Provision Store In Patton's Block, In the store formerly o con gaed by Solomon kflon, whore4la now oleys the pub li c ilarge• supply of ' ' • ‘' - • - • 'GROCERIES AND. PROVISIONS, .; - : 1. • • . • • . Of the best qualltyoaild to be .said at the VEItY LOWEST PRICES. The stook Contain s. ' • I TEAS, - COFFEES; • SUGARS," • Alin:Jlß, LC. al.so . : ••• • - FLOUR r . FEED, _ - ; In fact everything - ruiruslly kept In' fe.t/iriCery and Provision Store, which I shah sell as low as ein - he bought eiserbsre.! • •v__•• •'t U. Cash will be: paid for all Country 4 %bonde r clot ,17, VAG . / • RE • S ,T ,Q it . I ' W 412 C R. 1-.ns W. A. ROCKWELL'S CANNED FRUITS, PINE APPLES, PEACHES, PLUMS OF 'ALL KENDS, AND CANNED OYSTERS Duivil AP LES, PRUNES,, Clikiß4lE§, / 1 TgAS; SUGARS, 11 MOLASSES, COFFEE, SPICES, Of all kinds, in tact everything in the GROCERY LINEI Will be k . ept constantly on hautt FLOtrit,FEED,EEANb, POTATOES BUTTER, LARD, EGGS, AND EVERY • VARIETY OF FAltvrtqui\\EßOlAJCE A frzslf lot of DRY GOODS OF ALL VARIETIES, Purchased at thu LOWEST POINT IN THE fi"VEX ' Anil will be soill ea CHEAP AS THE CHEiVpEST TO THE FARMERS, DASD l'AiD FOB ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE W. A. ROCKWELL Hay . 23, 1867 THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING Purchased the entire interest of R. H. PATCH, n In the firm of C. B. PATCH & CO., Is now prej red to °Bet to the citizen's of Bradford County and tlutnity, a large and ,well selected stock of GROCERIES, Which I have purchased for Cash and feel coif dent that can sell at as low figures as can be purchased elsewhere. I now offer ; to the public a splendid stock of TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS, STARCH, SALERATUS, SPICES, &C Have on hand a large stock of AKRON FLOUR, GRAHAM DO RYE DO. BUCKWHEAT DO I keep constantly on taCio, PORK, RAMS LARD and kinds of FISH. Would the at iention of the public to onl4:ta n't Be Mit STOCK OF TOBACCO, In quality or price. Jesse Oakley's Celebrated Laundry, New York Chemical and Brown boa Please calliand examine our stock of WOODEN WARE Urge assortment of YANKEE NOTIONS TOILET SOAPS, ,te.,,tc. I will pay the high - eat cash price for COUNTRY PRODUCE Farmers give as a call before selling elsewhere Er AU persona indebted to the ;late firm will plow gall i "nttittmik,einqrdiatcpayFient Towandi, Mara 12.1867. N E A 1110. R SIL.I) P OS PENNEPAR SR. lAIL Has opeaed a shop in the room book of the Rooms of thei Young Hen's. Christian ASSOCi3 tiort e newdd story, over Eddy's Clothing Store where lenld now prepared to dull kinds of • TAILORING , -In the beittrind most fashionable manner. An experience of many Irma, it, determinatlonto Atop `Op loth the Fashions of the Times, anda desire to wilesie Ida *Sestionent. he believes will costa() hint to give satisfaction. . • 1101:1:14ttGlg donelon short notice and reason lo term . Taiyuan:l)ot: /7;1E67. 0117 adiftirs !%-lfq VEW'splait'irlD -- ;151:411001; 1 - ; mrp,. r7 - N; 13 . 11;;;; 7 :5 1 C-0 2 4 :4 4:1111014 WllebtinlitiMio Ihr d* II 011,4 14t,him is itors lwallailtirarAwaarlism4ao. 3r . 'D' 1 It* "Mal"110# IU15111411":**P00111CL wascOis 4,4laielfox:9,greunristleraler,,.. . . • . . ... varik „. !o 2. 2 ••,,, 1116 4 4, 1_4, illtrrit:TlTAvt l ilZa #3lwdds of Apy 140).t.onal#14111: - OATS, VESTS J AND P414:11',8: " f -r w-001. DERV. COATS; PANTS,A VESTS -• - a • • theett'Alli and , Itarti,.Llnen and Paper Collterk Ekren; emanate - awl Planner Spider, Wank Tled, Stiopendetl;l3lo#l3l,`.4:linesiThatater . Bareneflprlnelltilal3ilk,Solt . anti , Shaw Hata: All that - class: ftber. that Goo 14300da aro cheaper at a lalr,prloottArt poor: goods at lull prlcb. Cali and e=mlue -WO AMIN= 1P 1 :444)4 6 419 - VO * 0! , 4!•LCO• , til fotratieNetyla; 001 " . • ?dr T HW;I: -NEW STORE' A IkIiEW ACitID.RI • - . e:n entiro new itock , of ;Clothing biti uglo. cintßin bolo** the wat:tn bO 'eolctwAh • , OTAIL' _PRoFrrs.I; The calends:m:4 would. respe ctfolly announce tu oltOseatql Tionpsdokaud!doleltar that be !.P now 'n3 l o .4 3 , 4 4n 1 gistr Ql othlogi.puch, IDiErAVEIi IiERbOiTS, AS,: ruo Ts „ ..1 . E. 8 T !DRESS , AND ..B6IN US . .SUITE. nirgtshiiidodds4 ntpl that these pods Wright atyerylow tlpres will he - soldwith, very amall , pro fi ts• = I intendto eltabliihil per manent bade in this place, and in order to gain the confidence of purchasers, will deal on a har,lC 01. .- . NEW GOODS .HONESTY :AND ..INTEGRITY and all, goodX Will be warranted for what they are repreat rated to be. Come and examine and convince - ,yoniself. Don't forget the place Temple of Fashion, opposite the Means II ouso, south end of Beltilemanse Bloch. JACOBS. Towanda, Oct. 17, 18G7. g4DttiL & VAN VELSON MERCHANT 7AILORS RtA.D'it - *Abt OLOTillftG GENTS FURNISHING GOODS WAVERLY, TIOGA COUNTY, N.Y We have.a Fashion dile Cutter front New York City, and take all the risk ln gltrhig you ti good flt.. We make at our own estkhliahment i We give pa rticular attention to Youth's Bop, and CIIILDRENS ) CLQ7iIIATG Be, Stock of Hats and Cap's Kept within, 20 miles. Cottle and look and provo for yourself:- ell. Will be at the Ward Rouse the first sad third Monday of every month with samples of Goods, and prepared to take measures. BEDELL,,t VAN VELSOB, 68 Broad-st., Waverl. , N. Y. Agents Ipf Grover 4Y,-Baker's,Bewing Machines. April 2,1868. PATCH C. H. PATCH ' NUcilhelt" MTB FASHIONABLE AND DEALERS' DAIS AND CAPS, 013 .1320aa Street, READY MADE CLOTHING Aneel'sva have a-goodtleiortutent , - CLOTHS AND CASSUSIERES, Troin'Sii cents to $3 tier yard, (al:<wool.) SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS PROCLAMATION DY COHEN' & ROgEN[FIE,LP, TOWAND , PA. • WHEREAS, It seems to se pleased t 1 In habitants of Tottanda,\ and vicinity, to Meg nine our fair way of dealing • AND WHINEAD, We owe tiar [sincere thanks to the community for extending to us so liberal a patrionage until now ; AND WIIKIIN•13, We deem it our duty to re ciprocate all the favors bestowed upon us time far; • We do hereby publicly PROCLAIM, that on . great stock at Ncw Sking and Summer Goode, Comprising everything in the LINE CL,A) THIN Cr Such as Doeskill & eqssintere Pads And a 1 the best styles Coate, Vests, Ste. GEN7S FURNISHING GOODS t \ And the LATEST STYLES HATS CAPS Will be disposed of at such - - REDUCED PRICES! That will aatoilsh the community. As our Goods are manufactured In New York express. ly for this market, we can afford to sell as cheap as the next. We are bound to satisfy all who give us a call. COHEN•dc ROSENFIELD. _ Next door tb Fox, Stevens, Mercur .k Co. Towanda, April IG, 1868. We would call the attention of the public to the fact that we have opened a Branch Store in WYALUSINQ , (in the store formerly occupied by S. F. Taylor,) where we are prepared to sell at the same Low Bates. Give us a call be fore, purchasing elsewhere. COHEN 6r. ROSENFIELD. Wyalnsing. Aprill6, 1868. • N ° MORE MONOPOLIES ! GRAND. OPENING CAMPAIGN YOB TIE • SPRING AND SUMMER OF INS AT TILE CSLAURATED CLOTHIN4 ESTABLISHMENT ALEX. SOLOIIOII , & CO. No. 123, Main Street, _T O.W.A N DA, P E.N A new era has dawned upon Towanda and. Bradford County. No more monopolies in the. Clothing Trade., Down with High Prices.— Goods will hereafter be sold in Towanda •at at smaller profit than ever before. 'The great am bition of -the undersigned is to sell goods at a smaller profillhan any otlser firm in the corm ty,and to be regarded as the vies Mends of the Wire., We shall. therefore. make it oar stray to are ho* cheap we n sell to all. • Our store will continue to bethe GREAT REGULATOR OP PRICES' of Clothing and (feats Furnishing Goods in Towanda and Brad tord county. and all will consult their interest by giving us a call and getting posted on prices before making purchases. Customers , w - 111 re member that we mesa ever,- word we put on paper in regard to goods and priced. Come ono, come till, and bay goods cheap: Remember the number 123.11sAsit: •• , ALEX. SOLOMON 4t CO. lorropin..dpril3o,lB6B •; - . 0 .,,.,,...,,..,._ : .._, ,41 .„..-._ . , :,,,._. .., :P;.O Petit Rft ; . OMB -- IITOBB) • 'rcniands silids Pii: a tali sad- . y constinding an entessivs ismbradsi semi Midas sod Id tbeAria for.inecbankail imposes. carefolly Waded With si SO the brogresabri =Aro( Sliepsblla,sit will :be lima essatanttraw pted vritb, froth puselsaitnd oe Sas mat seasonableatMolesalsr or I tads% ifigris; mithoitEk MAMAS, piarorote, : stAzimuns, ~BWlNfit TORPENTINE, sari, PAItT,' WHITE•WABII, 1 Aid ill Itifitaif KRROSENR OR COAL OiL, Alcohol sad Burning MOP. AMP% SHADES, WICKS,` CatIINEYS, Spain; Card. WLata. Neataiiacit, TANNER'S AND MACHINE OILS, pru . My and toilet Articles in all their variety, *WONG'S, BRUSHES, • SOAPS, COMBS, ' • Pomades, Hair-Dyes, Perkmery, ' POCKET BOOKS, PORT MONAIS, txiicet .Huhn, Batoe, TOOTH. SKIN AND ALIN #DEVADAtION9 . `4PIIIIN WINED AND LIQUORS, Fot: Medicinal -13M, TOBACCO, SNUFF,, 'PIPF.B, AND CIGARS, 'Garden, Field andllour Seeds, Trusses, SuP porters, Suspensories Shoulder Braces, Bit Pumps , Teeth ing Magi, Nursing :7 Bottles, Nipples, Nipple Shells and' ", S! islds, Syringes ,M,Pans Sealing Fruit Jere, Thermometers, • Flavoring Extracts; Stone - Jugs, Glass Ware, Bottles. Vials Corks, Bath Stick, and Stove,Blacking, Fish Taekle, Ammunk kc.,tßotantc, Eclectic and Homamath; It Metliblecs, abd all the Popular Patent, M DICYNES. " — All articl warraraed U. represented. Per eons ate distance am receive their lb Maga or.mail, .which will receive prompt an. earethil attention. ~ =,, DR. PORTER'S PREPARATIONS : FOR FAMILY USE, !Mat f o u r We and Relief Oh Remedies, ale War ranted what they are intadded to k 126 satis faction, vise'. Dr. Porter's Pecto ral Syrup, for soughs, f t • • colds, l g coniphorinlsotc.socAll 00 Dr. Porter's West! Pills, for bilious com- . plaints ' d mild eatheirlir 25 lit. Pottbrit Battik' Syrep, ftft scrofula. - skits die tins, 4.c., - • ,i 00 • Dr= Porter ' s Uterine Tonic, for filtude Mee& rItS3, 11 . C. - 100 Dr. Porters Tonle Eltalrfor strengthening the system, 100 Dr. Porter's Tansy Schnapps, for liver and kidney complaints . 1 00 Dr. Porter's Comp. Syr. Hypophosphltes, for nernout,dthiwy. .. . ..' ....• 1 00 Dr Porter's Blackberry Balsam. ... diar rhea, Ike. 35 Dr. Porter's Fami ly Embrocatlonfoi sprains . brasses, 4ie 95 D. Porter's Pectoral Wafers, c op hoersv nos, sore throat, iS worms Dr. Porter's Worm Wafers, or espdling • 25 D t . i -Porter's Worm. Syrup, far ex/ermine- Meg maims 35 Puffer's Intent Relief, for crying babies colic, te 26 Dr. Porter's Cephalic Snuff, for catarrh _ headache 96 Dr. Porter's Toothache Drops, for ii;thl ache 25 Dr. Porter's Tooth Ponidd, for fresereier teeth 7 1 Pr; Porter's Tricogene, for dressing and Bo growing the hair 50 Dr. Portera Tricophile, ior beautifying the hair 60 Dr. Porter'a OdoriferowiShempoo,for clean ing the hair - 50 RT. Porter!' Milk pt Fiona's, for beautify. tingthe complexion 60 Dr. Porter's Pile o:ntment. for externs 1ge e 3.'..4 i Ai... •-4 • 41 00 Fr Dt. Potter's hob C ompound, for scal B,6, d • . - g 'mine , . 00 Dr. Porter's Medicated Pies,: for habitue. constipation 00 Dr. Porter's Healing Salve, for catv.wounds ac 16 Dr, Porter's Lip Salve, for chapped lips.... 26 Dr. Porter's Eye Salve, for Inflamed eyes.. Sb Dr. Porter's Eye Water, for Inflamed eyes.. 211 Dr. Porter's Corn and Wart Remover, for corns and bunions Dr. Porte:'s Constipation Pills, Rot enstitto Dr. Porter's DOD Pills, for poor blood Dr. Porter's Citrate Magnesia, fora pleas.- , t cathartic 60 Dr. Porter's Liquid Rennet, for making nu -- taitions diet for invalids 25 Dr. Porter's Extract Van illa, for fiavoring Ice cream, 10 " 40 Dr. Porter's Extract Lemon, for flavoring lee cream-,large bottles.. —. .tO Dr. Porter's Oriental Cement, for mending broken glass; iko 25 • Dr. Porter's Liquid Glue, for repairing wood work... • 23 .% Dr. Porta l s Cleansing Plutd j for easy wash ing 60 Dr. porter's Bed Bug Poison, for killing bugs 60 Dr. Porter's Fly Poison Paper, for killing , ffies .... . —... ......... 05 Dr. Porter's Bat and Mice Poison, .... ex terminating rats 25 Dr. porters Benzine, - for removing spots i , from clothes 25 Dr. Porter's Black Ink,bi pint bottles 25 • I In bulk by the gallon 00 Dr. ll' o rter's Horse and Cattle Powder, for diseases of animals 30 Dr. Porter's Horse and Cattle Lotion, for Dr. Porter's ti ra g ina -lklu i andl3parin Cure. 60 for lame horses.. - , 50 BledicaladviCe given gratuitously at the office, charging only for medicine. or Thankful for past liberal patrasage,would respectfully announce to his Mends and the public, that no pains shall be spared to satisfy, and merit the continuation of their confidence and patronage., 11. C. PORTER, M. D. Dec. 19;1866.yr litiotdlanunts. SOMETHING NEW AGAIN iN MOTION LIAO nifirchasilli the stock of Tobacco belong ing to. tidal, 60Mpton Co., and having built a shanty on the same ground, we ire pre; pared to offer to the public WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, CREWING TOBACCO, Gold Leal, Sunny Side, Pino 4ple, Michigan Fig, Bose Leaf, and Star, which Ire oiler for sale in quantities to snit easterners. Packages in Barrels, halls and quarters. FANCY SMOKING The celebrated Lone Jack; Pride of the Un' ted States, Vlrginisiie,Gold Leaf, Nuvy'and a kindaor Killicknick. BRANDS OF CIGARS Anierican Eagle. Gen. Grant, Leboquet, Im perio, Tycoon and the very choicest brands u Yams; ' We will keep constantly on hand a variety of Pipes, Cigar Cases, Tobacco Boxes and Pouch es and everything usually kept in a Tobacco Store, - '_i . • .Landlordi supplied with ~ ti ;t. i fi I Foil To bacco on liberal terms. AU orders promptly filler is ii „s tioticeti Oct. 27.1867 CHEAP PASSAGE FROM OR TO IRELAND OE ENGLAND GUION:RICO.'S LINE Op omutsuirs room Os TO QUEENSTOWN OR LIVERPOOL. , Williams & Gaion's fad. "Black Star Lino" of Liverpool Packets, sailing every week. awnflow-tail Line of. Packets from or to lan don, sailing twice a month. Remittances to England, Ireland and Scotland payable on demand. For Smiler particulars, apply tC4 Williams & onion„ R 9 Broadway, New , York, or •_ 0. F. MASON & 0., Butters 'Slot , . 1. 1866; Towanda, Pa MU . SIC, 'OR • ANY OTHER AR TICLE. in oar The, ordered at abort notice r4eallo# of the NEWB - ROON. i• .., - _ ..-•-- • - , _ _ . . . *.lrAcatifiAiiie tis*oill m ats emotho*.c,tho.; : , 114 1. ' - ilooc , otootato,C_Mos'a toodttor Mews to Ido WWI . ' larpottoni; lad oioatdOetiolor:l , 4** kali ado of a. itbood„ !bon .011 tlio..,lltogooti,4 OU . ~, •-.. , • 1 - - ifiljOit b0a4644 110;iii . .ioi. air loft pia I puol to aptly '14 .- : - —. 4 ::...,....:., ,:: , 1 •;: - - -, 1 - :. 1 , - . - - " , -2 I *thitirriiiivtadirtiii.Airid,6l3 ° rm. Aseosum tasasmaysa BOTANIC liCthi;orlo ALM° ALL viE POPULAR PATO* itBDIWISS. PADIT,AND FANEff AH D TOILET' ARTICLES (JF EVERY Waal% ausenoLio ntrirD soon !jilt; SUPPClfOrkits, MUST PUMPBi SIPPLE .f 311131,14.8. Naming Bottles, 13~s andcatheterr. • LAMB LI3BOIMILLKT OP IAZON.II,IITIIOIII, rocas: SURGICAL INBTIttrWiNTI3 OF LATE STYLF A large supply Brushes for the Nat and Hair. Also tor the Teeth and Nana, Tooth Pow ders and • gotes v - ORs,Perfumery, Soaps, Cou. ildtßyp,lneldpr• • atom. kn., Kerosene - Nada Lamps,Shadea, Ciimneys, Wicks, dm, all 'of the Late at styles.. CHOICE CIGARS, TOBACCO AND SNUFF Mr Physicians supplied itreasonable ratite. Medicines and Pnmeriptions at_ and ac curately compounded and prepared by compet ent persona it all boon of the, day and night. Sunday holds ffoth Ito 10 o'clock In the fore noon, to 2in the afternoon. W. 11. ft. GORE. Towanda, Sept. 29, 1866: MARSHALL BROTHRES & Ca, With to eall the attention. of thi public to their new Stock of HARDWARE, ' !ARMING 1/11PLIHRINTS SLACK stunts , TOOLS, and CARPENTERS' TOOLS. Also,' large assortment of . Window Ohms, Sub, Paints, Oils, ;Putty, Varnishes, and Paint • ffnflyarnbh Washes of all kinds, whim 1611 be sow . for the lowest Cub prim. Also, a dine mood= of . ZS A -variety of Such as A. BiIINER JJILOSILII43, TO *as riga.; PURE rWINNW.AND ILIQDDIDe von itand,Wmit oitt.t. - - • 1111DIMM ranrii, oit, fititit, DMINPUIPAI AND GAM: ~`KIND. Al ItALO AND AU the Bat.Trews. 1.1:ti:-IAA ormus, AND B qvistirTt , ' §arbmay: lit 0 co I . c3 v3 - . • .- - • 0 t. - 1 *1 IA a cv M g.- te. ;' 1 fi • i § CA hi - ! I rl CI t . PI 1 i 0 . pl. c , I 0 . . . tv el 1 . 1 : 0, • 0 • ~ .if KEROSENE LAMPS of every style and pattern to wait the publk. . Lamps repaired and changed from Oil and Plaid to Kerosene. Partictdarattention paid to the manufacturing of all kinds of 2111 WA9 /011111110 raosrlait aTTstizisto To We have on hand a line article of GLASS PRINT JARS, with improved self-sealing corks, and HERMETICAL SEALING C A NS, which is one 'of the beat cans used. June 20,1065. • , THE GOOD TIME HAS COME t The Surplus of labor combined with ot her causes has told with fearful effect upon - . FU' V' ST I T 1 C712, And it is decidedly lower, which Can eaclly be seen by enquiring priced at 4 FROST'S FURNITURE EMPORIUM Where may be found the largest and best stock of Furniture ever offered in this market t and which I am now offering, at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES I am noti . selling Oak and Chestnut Extension Thbles at $1,50 per foot, andother goods in tho same prpportion, many of them as cheap as be fore the War. I have' also increased facilities for Manufacturing, and can furnish DE/LEAS AT WIIOLESA.LE. Thank( 11 r theft past liberal patronage and determine to to merit a continuation of the risme by offerin inducements not to be found ebie where,l Invite the public to call and examine my goods land prices before pore basing else where. I I; lo charge for showing goods. and I WILL NOT BE* UNDERSOLD I 1 also keep on hand a large stock of Ready Made Coffins 'from the most common to the finest Rosewti d. Also Victoria Lawn, Merino and Satin Robes. caps, &c., and will tarnish everying in tho line of Judertaking on tho moat reasonable terms. - A 000 D HEARSE Always in readiness when required. JAMES 'O.- FROST Towanda, April 16, 1668. F L 0 u GET TUE BENT FOUNTAIN'S PREMIUM FLOUR, MADE FDOtd TEE BEST MICHIGAN WHITE WHEAT algli MIELE GOOD BRANDS, Constantly anis Jog from our Mills in Michigan Viholesalt and Detail Deakra itupplkd From our [Store in the lIATHOLLN BUILDING. New the Erie nava, Depot,•ELAII RA ,N. 'Y J. 11.. POIINTAIN & CO. Dec. 19; 1867. CROIOR No .1 MAOKRRRL FOR, one shilling por and ate{ Bra Mad 4- Cowell's cheap "store. t 'Ci WARTIVABASAL Pinerf 40Jet..4136i- 3.er r. 7 -,;,•;-t .-1111-140:101 •111:7T-' • It; "'"Okl WO ' -; P h..if CZ: C,4 • WirA*DAtARM"I:6 -_09•0 LAI sow Wiligna to figniWv- • ~ziaandat.-sestr imuc-. 2 I T. -.1,-kleantogvtuommts; - 0444. tiefriaoL4WtleWbileiniirit 4 eits.,7,Aß IdisftediSMamrforii istd Bair 1011 s. •• STEAM ENGINES, - MADICAWAIRED.,, lORAMWIMTLMS, ItAGTIEV't . if:4V frifirUGr:COCKEV -"'TOIL VANS, &O, rs t r Od. o thii. t ' T`f?_ eV N ;1 - - DOSH . rrol tOI4. inc.. l l.* ilanietei. - FOR G ING , s 01 heavy. wrchiiiit‘liork 'fo'i Bridges, aed all c iu die=hr,.dois to 'order. - . Also, urge d • COOKING , ,SaIgAtiNti STOVES, Cod and Wood Banters. • Farnlture lar Codling Btova Blows Pipe, Tha-Wha, Batt - Pampa, Plows:Cdtivaton,pad Lerapers, kept coastiuttz ifes hand. ' • DRAWINGS - 4 SPECIFICATIONS Or "all kiwis or :41achleely for milts shd other ;.•;:. lir!! IMO WARREN . - Foreman, who has hablarge" experience in this branchAit the business. r . • • • ; - .JOHN CARICAN. ,1_ 1 11, 0 4a0 • • . 4110W c AND4 CARIVAGE F-A OTO it The undAligiiili rosii)eetho) , sentt . t=, to die publia*it. thiky:baire purOasqltho CA.II/ILAG.E„- SHOP 115 D Aga are iiew preperEd WWI& Ihlri Is THE LATEST STYLE And 'most workmanlike manner. They will constantly Iremion MIMI an assortment of stolen did - , . TO, I' 1 AND OPEN ZUGGIEgf FAMILY CARRIAGES, DEMIXiItAT AND LIMBER - WAGONS, CRIE AND TWO • HEATED ALBANY. SLUT( HS ALL WORK Wailikl:iTED. REPAIRING promptly attended to at ra wuable prices. BRYANT E7ULEN Tawaada, May 9,1867.-Iy. NEW -PLANING MILL The undersigned having built a large sad com modious Mill In the" Borough of Towanda, gad filled it with the moat modern and Improved Machinery, for the manufacture of WINDOW SAS% IF. BLINDS, are prepared `to fill orders, whether: large or upon jibe shortest notice. Wa have also a large - -rarlety:ol MOULDINGS, of the latest style and pattern, which we can farnhh nrach cheaper than they can be worked by band. . . PLANINO, • TONGUEING, , .. OROVEIN G. ' AND SCROLL - , ILS.WING4i and s 1 other work pedalling to Joinery, will be done to snit our customers. Persons building, and not living more than twelve to fourteen miles distant, will' Hid it largely for their interest to buy of us, or bring tteir lomber and worked by o ar machinery. Bring 'OM. grist of Flooring, or other lumber, and while yont /..Mm is La feeding,, have it ground out and take It beme,with you , We will pay CASH for PINE HEMLOCK LUMBER delivered at our lumber pad. Some and see as, or if you can't come, Write. b. B. RODGERS CO. Towanda. Feb.. 1884., _ . . ..„ CONPEOTIONER? MANUFAC TORY: Calls the attcntiou of the public to the fact that he manufactures and sells at WHQLES.ALE AND RETAIL All kinds of Confectionaries, Foreign and lit. mestic Nuts, fr.c. Dealers in the country wish lug anything in his line will do well to send their ordernto him, and they will be promptly attended to. Satisfaction guaranteed. Store. In Pattoles Block. Towanda: .Pa. Feb. 24,1868.—if. 800K -BINDERY.-VIE PUBLIC Ls respectfully lammed that the Boot. Bindery has beta removed to the Argos, Build. ing, 3d story, where will be done - BOOK•Bf N 1 , 1 N ! In all its various branches, on terms as rea sonable as" the times " will allow. The Bind ery will be under the *Charge of • An experienced Binder, and all work will be promptly done, in a style and manner which cannot be welled. - Music, Magazines, News papers, Old Books, kc., bound In every variety of, style. Particular attention, will be paid to the Ruling and Binding of To any desired pattern, which in quality and durabilitfwil he warranted. All work will be ready _for 'delivery when promised. The patronage of the public is solicited, and petite satisfaction goarranteed. Towanda. August 2;lB6e.—tt. OBAtM9 AND CIGARS! The and erbigned have establtaheqa STEAM TOBACCO FACTORY TOW_A_NDA, On Main . Streetlelow Bridge Street W hem Itim ale wan 4m:taring all kinds at CIIT TOBACCO AND CIGARS I Q LE S.A.LE PRICES That cannot fail to suit. W e would most re• ' t3wetfully solicit a all from the deale.s through Northern .Pennsylvania to an examination of OUR STOCK AND PRICES Our Tobacco is manufaCturedlrom alto best KENTUCKY AND VIRGIN Stock that can be procured in the market. Give us a try. This is a home enterprise and will succeed with .a liberal disposition of the trade to suppotV home manulactors. ,• • . .MELNS PIIINNY, ' • • 157 liattioStriet, Towanda, Pa. Jane 4,1268..—:f F., lEr"MritE• W ARE-ROOMS ' 1 • . JAMES MAKINI3ON announces to the public that.hkatill continues to manufacture and kcal') on hand a large asaortment of OABlN4TftPilitNiTtlat... . Banana, Tables. 13edateida. Stands, Chaim, ac., of every dentin's*. , which will be made' of the beat materiada, andlin be most workman-, like manner.. • „ . I invite the 'action of the publicto my/work, which shells° be sorpased le-dtusbillty, at any shop in the • Conntty, and my prices will be, found to be as low sa 2 the aaoawill admit. Beady-made Coliker constantly on band or made to cider. good(licatie wlll be familahed, when desired. . • . hug. 15, 1865: . • , eamm lflisctLLuntous. 4‘ H. C. WHITAIKEH, BLANK BOOKS Which they offer to the trade at trt rg " ° • T OWL DA. LN lIRAN. PAisks 6iiii,Limmesmeadei pcfmnptly By IL Di DIMICAN. dp,u, Oi thir(olloulairwlll lump and reliable COb. : 5.4 . , ';" pinks, Olkis Nontsasfs Blue). • 4iphoti equefi. • • • • . 11 TOCOW ASIVA Lin:STOW INalMitgi 00111TAXT, zc4 114 :4 1 , 1 44AW0V; 1, : 87.. : -SUS,Zor, . taiiii(4 - Aitikolcia7Tin -Snlirlies.Lritivoniumts os.• sidtimayst hue. tf WOO: it6.271b7L tads is ha Mow ebtet„ over.... 1,&)0,00e I /M Y P il la ual • 10114/ a tal°1 _ W 9 14" 17,000 £ni* bunnumal CONIAMIY. ilaiford. Come. _ Cayjtr~- Ammo* Nair Juni Moser.L - Lirs latavaiscsC,o.,/ Ntreark. , • 5100.(0) . Sown Animas Twat? lastriasics - - (Accidental) - Ilkslatrelphiss, Capital . - 46414 t,tio bintityn t ypvSuratlavalsainucacil l [ Co., • - Medford.; Coale., Capital - 110.000,000 Towsada.-Feb: 20, 1200-:41 FIRF, .IIFEiNigI!IicyCIpENTAL canal. strunarrur o'rzr seffirteg.ft MILLION DoLhifilb O; .. B..RUMFAA., - Agent, ige Tits FOLLOWING wilsw Snmss.tco*ra r‘x dittARD Pm & Hasnislmmaxat Comnurt - Philadelphia, f Capital and sarpluccrrer HOPE IxecroxiquiCoxrxxr, Of Nat-York. Gaps] and eurphis,over.--; liannuircn Cosuxs or Prowls t Aitasum, ' Philafkipkis. CaTiltal pat *surplus, over $1,790.000 11 1 / 4 11ATTAIII 11ro0saa01t CIONWNSI Of Netvrork. Capital and surplaa,diet..., . Nona) Kernarsni IsM iaICICOII4AINIfe Of "Iguitiphis. Capital and =TO* o*r 'WV Aim IssrasatcligforrLintiork. Capital and surplus, crrer Purssis Issuusscs COXPARY 0 Of Hertfordi-Conn. Capital and surplus, over.,l .1704,0 a." 4trittr. LT? Irstramici Cotton'. Of New- York. Capital aid ottframe,oter , $8,000.000 TaavaiLeast Inacrayncs Courtin, I Of llartford, Conti. Capital and outplay, over nide taken on all kinds of Propej iy, st iv low Tatum by any other reliable Companies. iFir Policies Issued raid Losses, II any, ad jingled at. this Ageney,thereVassing the terrible and expense of going elsewhere for settlement. Ofllee at the flardwhert Store of Cod ding & Russell C. W. RUSSELL. - Towanda, Feb. 7;1866.—tf THE INSURANCE COMPANY ' OF NORTH AMERICA. oE. , ce No. 20 Walnut Street, Philadelphia . . This Company are now prosecuting the ha ; • • ness of Insurance from loss or damage by FIRP on Buildings, Merchandise. Furnitofe, c. throughout the Slate of Pennrylvar.la, on Its.: - al terms,for long o r short periods. or perma nen?. ly of Buildings, by a deposit of Premium. The prompt payment of claims for losses dim ing the period of nearly 70 years that the Com pany has been in existence. entitles them to the confidence of the public. Diszurons.—.Arthur G. Coffin, Samuel W. Jones, John A _Brown, Charles Taylor, A inbro.. White, Jno. Neff, Richard D. Wood, Wm Welsh, Wm. E. Bowen, James N. Dickson, It Morris Wale, John Mason. Geo. L. liarrismo Francis R. Cope. Edward H. Trotter. Edward ti Clarke, WO. Cummings. ABTA - DEO. Cos iIN , PK% LI I . C. S. RUSSELL; Agent, Towanda. • feARMER'S - MUTUAI , FIRE INSt. RANGE COMVARY OF IiWDhE PENNSYLVANIA, 01lice in Danaille, Montour County, Penn a. CapiUd The Farmers Mutual rice Insurince Company of Middle - Pennsylvania was incorporated by the Pennsylvania Legislature, in the year 113.19, for the Mutual Insurance of- Country property only, and immediately thereafter commenced its oper ationa on that principle, which has free strict ly adhered to since. - . All loam have been promptly paid out .et the Pretaiums collected on application for insorvetn without making any assessments. Theinsurarice of Country proper .1 only, Or low rites charged for Insurance, and the prompt payment of lasses are deemed - s sufficient recant. mentlat!on of the Farmers Mutual Fire Inn, • once Comirettp..if Middle Pennsylvania, to a'l owners of sale eaes enontry property. Pt JOIINSON, Sec'y. f. rnarri, Pre.. LUCIEN MYER, Agent, Towanda. Pa. March .5, '66 .IVERPQQL AND LONDON AND .1.1 GLOBE FIRE AND i.tFE IN:AlltkNet; CONPANY.--Ottlce, 45 William St., awl Braraway, N. Y. Capital, Burplva and Reserved Funds ' (Gold) 314,271,47.: Assets In the United States, over ... i- p tom)s99 - Daily Premiums, upwards ot ( old).. I 7 los+ The shareholders personal), msismstirie inr engagements of the company. All Dim tor,. .mo t be shareholders. t raztrrons IN Naw Yon:L.—French , I.l.'Lletzer Es Chairman, Henry Grinnell. Esq., Deputy Ch rmen; Joseph Gaillard, Jr., Esq.. .B. 111 Archibald, Esq., H. B. M. Consul, Alexander. Ihunilton, Jr.. - Eaq., Hobert C. Ferguson. Esq. ' Alfred Pell, Esq., Itealdent Secretary. Ale ander Hamilton, Jr., Esq., Camel of Dmmd. Sztrsas—Phenix Bank—Catimana A Co/ The Policies of this Company are Posin'ed by well-known American citizens resident it New York, who are Directors and Shareholders, Ere consequently, with the other Shareholders. are individually liable for all the engagements of the . Company ; all Pollars are signed by them . all claims are payable in cash on proof of los Without deduction (et-interest, s p r o of .e usual, sixty days' after . presentation -ot They expire at six o'clock, P. 11., and Dot ao noon. ...Life insurance effected. and annuitirl. granted on favorable terms . -fl. McKEAN , A gee; Toirai — aa . April 23, 1867. HE EQUITABLE LIF •,ASSU I T ANCFlSocleiy's Agency for Bradford c. CASH CAPITAL $3,000,00U Yearly income ovt i 51,000.000 cash. MONTANYE & %vel). Tuwanda, July 25, 1867. ri TIE - AsTbit FIRE INSURANCh 1 of York. Agency - for Bradford Co CAPITAL $400;000. Dividend fur 186 G, 10Ie r cent. - lONTANIE &:WARD Towanda, July 25,1567. _ • THE LYCOMING, MUTUAL 'FIRE Insurance Agency To litadfoid County, dAr IT AL $3,400,000 • Mutual Cab In saecesatal operation uv er twentpeeven yeaia. MONTAN YE /a WARD. .Towanda, July 25, 1262 WYOMING INSURANCE A.GEN TT CY. ' WYOMING INSURANCE COMPANY' • Wilkes-Barrc, Pa . Wlt. S. HOES Pmidc tt LI D. SHOEMAKER, Vice President R. C. _SMITH, Secretary Capital and Sorplas 9160,000. North America, flartgord, Conn. assets 4360,000 Commerce, Albany , 500,600 Fulton. New York, .. • " 254.000 Springfield Mass., " 400,000 • Applications for insuionce to the above com panies taken at fair rates, and business attend ed to with promptness and care. Particulir attention will be given to Farm risks in the country. Also Life and Live Stock,lnstarante at fccted In good and reliable companies. cilia over Fox, Stevens, Mercrw & Co.fa store. T. B. CAMP,.Agcut. Towanda, March 12, 18614.—U. RUSSELL & MIX'S INSURANCE AGENCY! Oapital RePrescintod ova: $27,000,W0. G COMPANIES LIEVIIEBENTED: Nortli America, Phihdelphia,...2 2X1,266 7: _. Phcenix, of Hartford, . 1,234,19 s it Germanb, New York,.. . ....... 876,s is 50 Home In. Co., New Harem, 1,619,070 JO „Borth. American Fire In. Co., of - New York, 755 Ow 00. Enterprise. of Cincinnati, . 1,000 ,000 0 0 hlutualLife,New'Yerk, ' 20,00 000 00 ' We write policies in the above reliable com panies at tttelowest rates. Particular attention g ivel) W farm property. Office two doors north of the Post Office up stairs. in the roomoccu• • pied by John W. Nix and . Henry Peet, also at the braking House of B B. Russell I Co. B. 8. HUBBELL, . JOHN-W.4IX. • ' Towanda,' Feb.. 20.1868. _ WHITE MARROWFAT AND , Black Eyed Peas, for ale Ir # , FOX, gsvars4 •mu, co• 1~..~vy1/ . $3.750 ov *SUOMI I sficepoc $357,000 00
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