goftftral.
Worlc For August•
Haying is now completed p except
in the wet meadows. The crop of
upland hay has been abundant and
the moat important means of carrying
the stock through another winter is
thus .secured. The fodder corn to
keep up theflow of milk, is now com
ing- into use . said those who have pro.;
vided a good supply of this, willind
- the advantage of it. This is much
better thair -feeding off the second
growth of 'the Moiling lots; The
grass in the pastures,even if not
short; is less succulent aud juicT,and
will yield less milk than it did in
June, and there is no better substitu
te, nor one more easily obtained than
:torn the use of which for fodder is
extending, even in the West, where
we see by our exchanges that the
cultivation of if is recommended.
The grain is mostly secured, and
the crops generally throughout the
country have been bountiful. Bat the
,faimer's work is not done, for as ho
works not only for the prinnt,but for
the future, he must not only secure
the harvests of the present year, but
be prepared for years to come:Much
of the work of this montlr and the
next must have reference for the fu•
ture.
This is the best method for ditching
the low lands, as they are compari
lively free from water, and for laying
drains where they are needed ; also
`for throwing out a supply of ninck for
compost during the coming -winter—
thus managing so as to kill two birds
with one stone. Use the muck from
the ditches for the compost heap,and
thus avoid the old ditch banks that
used, in former times,to disfigure the
meadows. ;
The hay of the • wet meadows has
been less valued of late years especi
ally by the milk farmers , than for
merly,and consequently the meadows
have been neglected. But such hay
is valuable, if cut in season,for young
stock, and for dry stock, and is a
resource when English hay is short.
By proper ditching, Much - of it may
be greatly improved in quality. No
prudent farmer will neglect his mea
dow lands.
But whether the muck is obtained
from ditches or not, and placed in
such a position as to be easy of ac
cess at , all seasons. There 'is nothing
that will add so much,and at so cheap
a rate, to the compost heap—and
that is so valuable to our old , and
sandy soils.
Nature has made Wonderful proviJ
sion foX the wants of man which he
will gradually learn to avail himself
of. She has stored up in the - earth
the carbon extracted from the atmos
phere by vegetation in ages before
man existed on earth, that.he may
DOW have a supply of fuel ; and she
is collectinethe carbon extracted in
modern times, iu the shape of peat
and muck, that he may have the
means of creasing and continuing
the fertility of the soil, to supply the
demands of the of an increasing pop
ulation. - '
August is the beat time to cut the
bushes in the pastures, and many of
our old pastures sadly need the bush
sythe.
Weeds continue to grow, and the
turnips and beets and carrots and
late potatoes must not be neglected.
The cultivator and hoe must be kept
moving. Weeds allowed to go to
seed will noti.only injure the present
crop, but make work for next year.-4-
,l‘reta England Farmer.
Much is thaest?
The question is frequently asked,
whialh makes the best hay for cattle,
that which is cut early or late ? -
We have no hesitation in saying
that early cut' grass makes much the
best hay,in every particular ; that is,
cut when the grass is in full bloom:
Cattle fed on hay of this character,
when properly cured, will do better
than they will on late cut hay with a
moderate quantity of grain.
But it requires considerable skill to
make good hay. An old experienced
haymaker would say, "don'edry the
hay too much. When it is dried all
up, it is as worthless as straw." As
a good coffee maker would say,
"Don't burn Your coffee, but brown
it," so we say, don't. dry your hay,
but cure it. Our gqcsl old mothers
who relied on herb . tea instead of
'pothicary medicines, gathered their
herbs when. in blossotn, and cured
them in the shade. This is the phi
losophy of making good hay. Cut in
the bloom and cure in the shade. The.
sugar in the plant, when it is in
bloom, is in the stalk, ready to form
the seeds. If the plant is cut ealier,
thq,sugar is nut there ; if later, the
sugar has become converted into
woody matter.
Hay should be cat in the sun, but
cured in the cock. Better to be a lit
tle too green than too dry. If, on
putting it into the barn, there is dan
ger of heating in the mow, salt it ;
• cattle will like it none the less. Heat,
light, and dry - winds,soon extract the
starch and sugar, which . constitute
the-goodness of hay.
Good farmeis are divided on this
question; bnt hay should never be cut
before nor after the hay is in bloom,
if it possibly can be avoided.—Farm
ers Union.
Ashes for Wheat.
A correepondent of the Bural Gen
tk'nzan, in Delaware, writes strongly
in favor of ashes to prevent rust in
‘...wheat,aud from experience has found
them of great value. As to the effects
of ashes, he says they have, like
Shakspear's sherry sack, a " three
fold operation:"
• 1. The ashes operate as a manure
upon the wheat, even in the limited
quantity of eight bushels per acre.
2. They push the wheat forward
several days, and in time to escape
the hot, sultry days which often pre
vail about the time of the "heading
out" of the wheat ; and
3. They strengthen the stem, giv 7
ing it substance and solidity.
I may add one or, two more
- -
properties of the ashes ; they afford
Just that kind- _of pabulum of food,
which is best for the development
and perfection of the grain, and will;
in my opinion, also prevent the rav
ages of the fly in wheat. I would
here venture the remark, that who
9 ever once tries this experiment will
thereafter spread his wood ashes
upon his wheat, as above indicated ;
and, in so doing, he will effectually
guard against and prevent "the rust"
in his wheat..
IT is repotted that a bee-raiser In
WizedlAsto. bfe., during two months
; end s half of 15 , 57, - z obtained 448
pounds of honey from two swarms of
bees. The souegest swarm mule f
pound in three weeks during Septem
ber, which is considered u bountiful
yit:l4 for , the season.
ttailroabi.
EBIB RA I . L.W,A,Y
pi and after Ye a! Ray IIthASIB,
Trains will leave Waver!:. **oat the
leg ithuor,
rserret .•
- • 'ONG Wirt. `:'
t:Se NUM 1111). MandaYt , atienti
red, for, Rochester, maw Sarammtawild
Dasidrk, making direst emuntalcms_ wither**
of the' Atlantic and Great WaltellOdake Sbosa
and Grand Trunk Baihrays, fat anal* Wed
also at Elmira for Canandaigna - : _
*4:52 a. sa - Mat Express; Day, !or
Rochester . Salmimws,. Dunktit and Um
West, connecting* above. • •
845 a. m, Mall Trainiflandaya
Itufhtla and - Danhirk, connecting st for
Crusandaigua.
sae p. m., Elmira Aamenmodailon; Sabin
l er ltVm., Day Express,
illuld
liar fteseW,Bafillo.t Salamanat, s irr=
the Weak Connote at Pamirs for Oanandalgas
at llama:tea with .Ithe Atlantic and Grask
Western Itallway,ind at Bahl° with the Lake
Shore and Grandlhnk Railways; for all points
West and South., k .
10:33 o....in d ilf= a lfall, Sundays ex
ceided, far ea and Da**, ow
neeting witr for the West.
9 101 zu. Wayl4PAlght. Sundays excepted.
3:10 p. Bidgfant Train, Dally, for the
West. _
eStopv at Waverly on 11w1d1G 3 0 111 ,f•
Goma
5:31 a. m., Cincinnati Express, Mondays ex-
Bingh,
ye ted,- connecting e 1
; eatOw fop Wars ice l
ton for 13 Great Bend .
Scranton and Phpidd Ida : at Lsekawaxea for
Elaw. and at Graycourt Lou Newbarg and
Warecit. -
843 a. m.. ampamton Aocommodatkes, Sun
days except*.
1-.20 p. m, Abeoramodation train, daily.
um a ng . zs., Day Express, SundaysSunda ys ooonea at Binghamton fa Synause e VlA,
Band for Banton; at lacluswaxen for Hawley;
and at Jersey City - with midnight express
train of New Jew Bare* for Ptilladelphia,
Baltimore and W
6:7p. m.. New York and Baltimore Mail,.
Sundays empted.
9:12 p. m., Lightning Expos. Sandays az
copied, conneding_at Jersey City with
express train of Now Jereey I.road fr, o rt
more and Washington, and at New York with
morning express trains for Boston and the
East.
2:08 a. nu, Night Express, Daily, eon.
nesting at Graycourt for Warwick; and at
New York with afternoon trains and ateameri
for Boston and New England atlas. •
4.25 p. m. Way Freight, briar WO*
lei: A revised and complete Pocket 12ma
Table "of Passenger Trains on the Erie Rail
way and connecting Lines, has reoentil a t i o t tt
published and can be procured on app
to the Ticket Ago* of tie: Company.
Wit. B, SAM, U.
BOODLE,
Gall Pass Ag ' t, New -York. Gera Snp't.
READING RAIL ROAD-81711.
HER .6.IIILiNGEMENT. MAY 20th, 1868,
GMT Tim Lutz !lON its NOTTS Juin
Vossn-wserfor Philidelphia,New-York,Readhli
Pottsville, Tamaqua, Ashland, Lebanon, Allen
town, Easton, &c.
Valli lave
810 or new-r.
ands,mum
lows: At 2.50,5.25 and ,a. in., l=
2.0.5 and 9.35 p. in., connecting with'
Trans on tne Pennsylvania Ball Road, and ar
riving at New-York at 5.00 and 10.00 and 11.50
a.m., and 3.50 7.10 and 10.80 p. m. Sleeping
Cars aocompanying the 2.50 a. in., and 9.35
p. m., Trains, without change.
Leave Harrisburg for Beading, Pottsville,
Tamaqua, Minereville, Ashland, Pine - Grove,
Allentown and Philadelphikat 8.10 a. in., and
I 2.05 and 4.10 p. m„stopping at Lebanon and
principal Way Stations'; the 4.10 p.rn. Train
close connection for Philadelph ia and
3 Columbia For Pottsville, Schuylkill Hann and
Auburn, via Schuylkill and Susquebanin Ball
Road,leave Harrisburg at 13.55 p. m. Return
ing : ;Leave New-York at 9.00 a. m. 4112 noon,
and 5.00 and 8.00 p. m. Sleeping Can accom
panying the 9.00 a. m. and 5.00 and 8.00 p. m
trains without change.
Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at
7.30 a. m. returning from Reading at 6.30 p.
m., stopping at all stations • Pottsville at 8.45
a. in. and 2.45 p. tn.; Ashland at 6.00 and 12.19
noon, 2.00 p. m.; Tamaqua at 8.30 a. in., and'
1.00 and 8.46 p. m.
Leave Pottsville for Harrisburg, via Schuyl
kill and Sasquetvmmi, Bail Read. at 7.10 a. in..
and 12.00 noon.
Reading accommodation Train : Leaves Read
ing at 7.30 a. m., returning from Philadelphia
at e.. 15 p. m.
Pottstown Accommodation Train, leaves
Pottstown at 6.45 a. in., returning leaves Phil
adelphia at 4.30 p. m.
Columbia Rail Road Trains leave Beading at,
'7.00 a. in. and 6.15 p. in. for Ephrata, Litik
Lancaster, Columbia, &a.
Perkiomen Rail Road Trains leave Perkiomen
Junction at 9.00 a. in. and 5.5 sp. m. Return
ing : Leave Skippack at 6.45 a in.,and 1.15
p. tn., connecting with similar train on Bead
ing Rail Road.
On Sundays : Leine New York at 8.00 p. m.,
Philadelphia 8.00 a. m., and 3 . 16 p. m" the. 13,00
a. tn., train running only to Reading. Pottsville
8.00 e. m. Harrisburg 5.25 a. in. and 4.10 and
9 35 p. m. and Reading at 1.10, 2.53 and 7.1.5 a.
In.. for H arrisburg, and 7.06 a. in., and 11.40
p. m., for New York, and 4.25 p. in., for Phila
delphia- •
Commutation, Mileage, Season, School and
Excursion Tickets to and from all points, at re
duced rates.
Baggage checked 'through ; ilOO pounds al
lowcd each Passenger G. A. NICOLIS,
General Superintendent.
Reading, Pa., May 20, 1867. .
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE
RAIL ROAD.—Bummer time Table. Thro'
and direct route between Philadelphia, Balti
more, Harrisburg. Williamsport, and the Great
Oil Regions of Pennsylvania. Elegant Bleep
ing Cara on all night trains.
On and after MONDAY, MAY 11th, 1868,
the trains on the Philadelphia' & Erie Rail
Road will run as follows :
11,1Z4*4%
Dial Train leaves Philadelphia:. —11.15 P.M .
" " Williamsport 8.20 A.M.
arrives at Erie 8.50 P M.
Erie Express leaves Philadelphia...l2:oo noon.
Williamspdrt... 8:50 P.• M.
arrives at Erie 10KX5 A, id,
Elmira Mail leaves Philadelphia;.. 8:00 A. M.
" - •Williameport... 6:28 p. m.
arrive at Lock Riven.. 7:45 p. m.
KAHNFIan,
Mall Train, leaves Erie 11:00 a,m.
.
" " Williamsport.. .10:16 plll.
arrives at Philadelphia.. 7:10 a. m.
Erie Express leaves Erie. . a.... 7:40 p. m
"Wllliamsp3rt.. 8:65 a, m
" 'arrives at Philadelphia 6:00 p m
k ail and Express connect with Oil Creek - end
Allegheny River Rail Road. Baggage Checked
Through.
- ALFRED L. TYLER, Gen'i 6np t.
irtiortllanums.
THE TOWANDA BAKERY
Awn
EATING ESTABLISHMENT
WOOD & ALLYN hating purchased the
Bakery and Eating Establishment And Grocery
recently kept by & Smith, fird door month
of the Ward House, Hain street, Towanda,
Pa., and having re-Modelled the same. they are
prepared to furnish their customers and the
public with everything-In their line at ream
able rates.
'THEIR BATING DEABTMENT
Is fitted up in the most approved style :and
meals are served at all hours, and their store is
filled with a good assortment of
GROCERIES. CONFECTIONARY, GREEN
AND DRIED FRUITS, &C. /cO.
They will 'keep in store and sell at wholesale
and retail or manufacture to order
BREAD, BISC u iT,e 6 RITSK, FRESH
nou,s, BUNS, PIE 3 AND CAKES,
Of all kind& Also will keep the best Crackers
of all kinds in the markot, by the bane! 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 an a
will try to please the most fastidious.
U Wedding and other fancy Cakes made to
order.
SW Families .applied daily. and promptly
with anything desired In our line.
They employ none but the most skilful work-
men, and use only the best material. They are
determined to keep a first class eatalidishment.
Give us a fair and candid trial and you will and
It to your advantige.
G.H. WOOD.
Towanda; Aug. 1, 1867.--yr.
FURNITURE!
NEW GOODS I NEW GOODS ! _
NEATLY FINISHED
POPULAR ,PRICES!
Consisting of
CHAMBER SETS, PARLOR SETS
DINING NOON alms,
MIRRORS, PICTURE FRAMES,
Pktotograph Frames, for everybody
A GENERAL /MORIN:ENT FURNITURE.
Salted to th i s market. I lure the best opts&
Wes la th e country, awl manufsetail oar ors
sphoLitered work.
RIMMING AND BOBBI N G,
Dane to order. Nobs ea hug of 20
yaws Is the Woes lon y u p , to
please all who pakonite I. •
Ike% forget the pbese. No. 166, sty* l c.
Swe Soon oath of BeNlmis's Sleek, ?elm.
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Nylvardstowaships.' • • •
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- seres; No. 4698. 100 sans; Wharloa Sawa-
IMP. Nu 01 Jeppotv lissdisstags - of. NJ stile
Tanta No. 5917, nobaerevilo.633o3oBo
acres ; No. 6833. 1100 sera n0..6934, 1083
urea 16 webs"• No. 6912; 1100 agree: No.
5980,1100 acres No. , 6938, 1100 sem; No.
6939,1100; fa and elewardson tome'
ship on bead waters Kettle creek, near oda
branch.l t
Tracts No. 4717, 198 sixes t ink*. wee ;
itM and Eneeraraeln to hips, new Lay
Tracts No. 41920, eS7 sorm I 41/14 100 ooreo,
nut" tolindaP * mala brasolt. lionsalohow
. . .
• Two hundred and seventitiet ,wlll
lint claw coal land: Blakely towMlo, Lu
cerne county, Pa:, half wayan Scranton
and 0-trhonakle. - - Very near Railway:. •
•
Ono thousand MN drst !dams' Anthracito
coal land about 11 miles riorth4cat of Wilkes
Sarre, in the adMa. of Improvernenta
•
About 1000 airs - a of laid In Medford town
ship. Bmilngton °antiHew r Jamey. , about
fourmiles no rt h from Jaiskeen Sanetion of thi
Camden and Atbatle and Delaware Rad
tan Bay ItsTways. Valuable mill mat. Two
or Wes homes, stable. buns, ao., second
Mof timber. never ftng water. Power
ot. 16 feet ovenhot. Prim $2O per- aare.
Onothlrd may retnaln. 1..
iaflda
Delmar:Manta and Paanaldiants
Descriptions and directions. Wen on applioa4
Lion.
A valuable oOnato Beat
Splendid grounds and Area; 69.aotta of land
WESTERN PROPERTY—For sale 'or ex
oe. 120 acres of good land one thlM, ths•
bases San Piero, Stark empty, lowa. - •
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Forty acres of good land with kola trees, as-
P14:5 6 1re5,=.a 4 . IS acres Improved,
San Piero on Railway.—
Price ME.
80 acres one mile from Ban Piers, one•tbird
timbered. No Improvements. On .railway
Price WO. '
A steam mill property in Burlington town
rJ3ip, Bradford coOnty.- A Soy, desirable Mam
boing operation. .
Eight parcels of land, containing from 50 to
100 acres each partially timbered, and impror
elsaltable for farming orinning: .
House and Barn In good order and 138 acres
of improved and timbered hind, orchard, good
water. &c. Union township, Tioga county, on
Northern Central 111111Wiy4 ROT sale on - long
time and easy terms. 1.
26 Town pots In Monroe Borough; Bradford
county, Pa.
, .3,000 Acres Wild Timbered Laud. Sullivan
county, Pa.
122 Acres good Farming Land, Burlington
township, Bradford county .
Other timbered and improved properties.
Descriptions given on appl:Nition.
Tenements and Improved Beal Estate, To•
wanda Borough, and other properties.
• I
MONTANYE & WARD,
•
Execute Conveyances, furnl46 Briefs of Title,
buy and sell Real Eatate, dolled rentals and
lbms,survey and examine alljklads of property.
They are prepared to negotiate sales Of farina,
homesteads, and properties especially .desirable
to capitalists; to procuri advances of money
upon bond and mortgage, an d to prosecute tri
plets for those desiring to' make investments
or secure a home. They 'will effect
In the best knewn FIRE AND LIFE COMPA
NIO. They have =tube Agency :oz Brad.
ford and neighboring minnties :eading com
panies in these several departments of
nee.
Those who desire to buy or sell farms ;
All wbo.wlih to elect bootlace spigot Fire;
All who seek peimanent investmenta for the
future benefit of their Wmi in. in lean and
dzat•claaa We Companion;
Capitalists desiring Ito buy or sell valuable
speculative properties ;
All wieldng semi and emanations
All wiabing adoincel upon vabable Tea
Pro Party ;
All who wish to obtain lease ,or eental o
Farms or Tenements; •
Are respeettally eollclted to entrtu3t such bust
nem to our Agency. _
Further purtlenlans turigabed at our once
Office, corner lapis& IS Rae streets
air PROPWITIFO . - ADVERTISED
J. B. ALLYN
Bon.ll. Demur. Towanda, Pa.
Hon. William Eiwel4 l , Bloomsburg, Pa.
O. L. Ward, Esq., Yolanda.
Y. O. Yarcor. "
G. P. Mason Co..l3Onizes, T4iirsada.
J.' D. Nontim”, Towanda. -
York.
DLLiMagWn Co., .Maw York.
Dickson Brothers. MaMpfda.
lion. Jobs N. Omernatam,Th—Darre.
Charles Parrish, Wilkes•Darre. ,
Ron. P. B. Broseter, Montrose, Pa.
Towanda. April 2. 11151.•• . -
FASHIONS PO SPRING. AND
suiciatal OP isea.
,
Haring Jost retorrom Wow York with a
fall and carefully stook of kiLLLIZIEBY
GOODS, we hope bel able to_plasee all who
favor as with their potrosage. Come and Bee!
We Tel do over your Straws la ths Matt Myles
and we del, compelitioa is this breach of our
work. CollaratikalThread Lace—no cheat.
Also Modems s Owiet Skirt fianaW. •
Call and before pou_pmr._ - •
• Booms oa the east aide of Wain et. , between
the stores of Fox, .fltemsro, Meow Allo,_ead
Wiles Outer. , B. J. PIBBOB.
Alm, PATTERNS OF THE _LALTEST STYLES
lot WM' and 0641enat Dram. Ladies
wishing to lose good. work and the beat. or
illyks, with granital and elegant Stang; will
Simla to thoircallowoip - _ to Aver no with a
Soong Otarllrs. Pierces.
_ IL L. pUBTSIL
• Towanda, Artie, 1888.-:4f
THE PLACE TO BUY - YOUR
(I"l" rhiniVi li comso cibplr;/
•P‘•,•%
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INSURANCE.
G.,D.1 MONTANTE,
HENRY WARD.
FitEE OF ;CHARGE.
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Hu opmed a new Grocery and Provision - Store
fp Platen's Bleak la ' the stun . torinerV•o SitT;
pied by Solomon as Sen t where he low eters to
thspubilos large sinpp4' of.. .--, f„, , , .
GROOERIZ3. O AND. .PROVISIONS;
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Or - the best qqatEViitit to bb atille VERY
LOWEST Flag :0:4 The stank ontitalo y ..
COFFEES,
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In tact everythina tept In (aroma
and Protielon Store,'lwhicicl shill *Waller
we can be bought elsewhere.
ior Cash pald for all -I: Oinutii7
Produce. Towanda, Oct 17, 1867 .
STEW S r
NEW GEOO Ey.
W. A. ROCKWELL'S.
CANNED FRUITS,
PINE APPLES, PEACHES,,PLVMS
OF, ALL. It4iDf3,
AND GAN,N.ED OYSTERS.
DRIED AP LES,_
PEACHES, PRIJNES, CHERRIES,
\ I &C,, &C., &c.
_TEAS, SUGARS, SYRUPS,
MOLASSES; COFFEE, SPICES;
Of all kinds, In fact Averything to the
GROCERY
Will be kept tonettiittlyeirband
FLOUR,FEED,BRAND, POTATOES,
BUTTER, LARD, EGOS, AND ENTRY
VARIETY ! OP' FARMERS - PRODUCE.
A club lot of
DRY GOODS OF ALL VARIETIES,
Parchaied at tho
LOWEST POINT IN THE MARKET
And will be sold as
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST 1
TO THE FARMERS.
PAID FOR
ALL KiNDS OF PRODUCE
W. A. ROCKWELL. 6'
May 23, 1867
VII , . 'UNDERSIGNS% .UNITING
Purciuteed the entire interest at
R. H. PATCH,
n in the Ural of C. B. PATCH & CO., is now
prepared to offer to the eitiaerta of Bradford
Cont . * 104 viiilni4t;s - largo nlectO
stock of
GROCERIES,
Which I hate purchased for Cash and feel cord-
dent that can sell at as low Agues as can be
purchased elsewhere. I now offer to the public
=
a, splendid stock of
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS,
sTAßcgr; EtAPERATUS, 8P103 13 , 10.
Here on baud a large stock of
AKRON FLOUR, GRAHAM DO.
BYE DO. BDOZWBEAT DO.
I keep constantly on land, PODS, HAItS,
LARD and kinds of FISH. Would call the at-
tention of the publloth oe; can't Be Beat
STOCK OF TOBACCO,
In quality or price; Jane Oakley's Celebrated
laundry, New York Chemical and Brown Soap.
Please call and mamba onsidock of
WOODEN -WARE.
Large asacatorat of YANKEE NOTION%
TOILET SOAPS, /se., Ac. I will pay the high-
rt 61 . 1111 Pria for
`,-
COUNTRY PRODUCE. .
ruzustiiiise =lan before sepsis elsewhere.
O. B. PATCH.
, All patois lacklid tit the ;Ate
plasm WI inti
- • • • • • " • C.:Ai:PLUM
•
NEW. TA,
'.• Amos ignimilfAemms,, , ; (l
etina
opened' a in the , omen es '
eel tong Meer Chines* Miocial;
Am, sonnollakcy, , arer Eddy - Clothing Bee
erliere bee -now *epee r to detente dc\
• TALLOW:New
In the ilfillt Ord most luidetiolde mime ;As
uperleneroteat=4 V*
Weett i arhis coathmers; :0011,40111
to n satishictlou.' -
A ArtrnOon abort notice end emu
101144404.04M1REri
IMMIN
rIirSPItING — AND . EFIDINER
1 il r
i triii44l , )'f t• If
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*ad the paldlompammay, Vat, ke us is
mad ado siosmig, sow aad v... . ,r: ,s, 71
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-
.
,taltr o mitsblootb.ariaa - aver Mlimaamalt.,
waled sof Outreacratiorow -.
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sa, _
coosisu!ig ,Aegai 4 goad wan sad nliodpho
olf 0 T I 'lt 4 o- 1 •
` , .aioii •Aikiiai-eoiiiik
CU i 14111 . 13' , 8' tr I T
COATS,.
,VESTLI, i 44III,,- P4I4TE3,
DRESS COATS; PANTS"& - VESTS,,
9c% , T, k ,, ..!' , ,N . , .- clr.iv,
`:'-''' l iAliali - ccitilsideis ndiaii. I ' CSI
, ,
. ',. ,4 .. . ' . ":.:' ~ .'..V '. 1. ''^ l'irril
Ow Alla 44,1 civii sairt•;timialia t itim
Collars. LiasboViodasetesadt Flakiel rurstr.
Neck Tfes; gang o stras am, Lather
rapNiilesicia
tbsteood aii r ode me
p m
4 pries. poor Modest say
rice. Call examine agy goods. befors bay
ing., , Uestdooc.to PoweC 6 Co. , •,' •• i -
B.
. W.,i lyr
1 ~rarmaiLiy * sa sh .• - .-
• '
TF~YPLS OF Fiatloki
T RW
NEW STEEN AND NEW GOT*!
thespObetarathilonr to be sold 'NE
Old tinasmilised. Irani& rope cf,tally sasoasca
to allissuirat Towanda sad vicinity Una ha
is now reeds to Gala ibex" Clothing, lied as'
FLIT BFaI9TR ; , OVEIIOO.a.TS,
,CHERIELLAS, PILOTS, • '
.(40./.• . •
44.r,11.17**',i
t. ;.-ENIN AND CAPS.
FrtralB4l,mOoode. ike.,•:*adl that Shea geode
banght t elv pro ery IO . .be sold int,tr,
vegr amau fits. W
‘ead 'stabile! /1
want trade It Ali place, and In order.to sale
the ,tradideacer,at purchasers, .1111 op a
RIM
NEW GOODS
HONESTY AND INTEGRITY I
•
and allgoods willbe warranted- for t they
are repfainted to be. Come and examine and
convince yourself. Don't forget. ttni_ place,
,Temple of Fashion,•oppusits theifesins Rom,
south end at Beldleman's Block.
• JACOBS. ,
Towanda, 0ct.17, 1i367
EDr,LL & yAN vEL OR,
FASHIONABLE
MERCHANT • 74.1 L ORS I
HEADY MADE CLOTHING!
GENTS FURNISHING' GOODS I
WAVERLY, TIOGA COUNTir,
We have r.. PashiOntble Cutter from Nevi
York City, and take ail the risk in giving you a
good fit.
We make at our own establishment. We give
particular attention to Youth's Boys, and
UHILDRENS' CLOTHING
Beat Stock of Hats and Caps
Kept within 20 miles. Come and look and
prove for yonnelf.
la. Will be at the Ward House the first and
third Monday of every month with samples
of Goods, and
BE re ppared to take measurek,
DELL . & 'VAN VEBOH,
• 68 Broadtt., Waverl7, N. Y.
p Agents for Griever & Baker's Sewing Machines.
April 2,1888.
~,_ J
;er0..,,• •
`. SMALL PROFITSI
iff=Cl
AND DWIN3 of
DAIS AND CAPS,
08 Broad Street,
READY! MADE :OLOTHING,I4
And always have a goodbasortiaeat.:
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
From SS cents to $3 per yard, (al! wool.).
PRINci. AND SIIMMFM'pOODS
PEOCLABATION BY
COHEN &. ROSENfFIELD,
TOWANDA, PA.
Warms, It seems to hare pleased the in
habitants of Towanda, 'aid vicinity, to recog
nise our fair way of dealing ; •
Alto WHIMS, We owe our [sincere thanks
to the community for extending to as so liberal:
a patrkmage until now ; II ,
Ann WIIETUIAB ' We deem it , our duty to re
ciprocate tll the farm bestowed upon us thus
far ;
• -
We do hereby publicly PRCIOLAN, Motor
great stock of I
Nerio Spring and fiumnigr Goo 4
Comprising everything in the
LINE OF OLOTHINGI
, Bach as
Doeskin & a i gssinteee Pants,
_ And a 1 the bad Are) Coati,
GENTS- FUENISHnta GOODS !
And the
LATEST , STYLES HATS, &: CAPS,
Will be disposed of at inch
REDUCED PRiCESI
That will astonish the community. As our
Goods are manufactured in New York expresz
ly for this market. we can abed tonal as cheap
as the next. W e are mound to lath* , all who
give us a ail. •
COHEN & lUMENNIELD.,
Mudd= to Fur. Stems, Ideroizr & Co.
Towanda, April 16, 1868.
We would call the attention the piddle to
the fact that we hare opened a Breath gime in
WIIALUBBIG, (in the store formerly occupied
by B. F. Taylor,) where we are prepared to sell
at the same Low Bates. direini a call before
purchasing elsewhere.
1111 N
Wyaltudag. April
00 16 oge t . BO_BENPIELD. BENPIELD. -
N E W LOOATIION
NZW ATT B A Q I I 4 I ONS
li..
remoied to the ;btu'. forme • Occupied by
Marshall Brothers & 00.. next below the Post
Once, and has replenished hia aboortm eut with
a large and sew doaliof •
READY. MADE CLOTHING,
CLOTHS,
'Alt, lll 4.mias. ‘,
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, OAP, _
. 1 5,
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-These
the =hue ben t reeekt y
, Orehelea_ 22o4
at
I;0* , 14TZS1
I IrM selnettiri gopdsA,at Iota; prlcies than
IL rh 'Ve . /111 1 4 ii*geikenti 4rith esiezi.
said Taw - •
MANUFAI;Yrpg:OARMENTB,
liOnisiguriiii4ii of 'raw
min - I Can WWI Ca4ollllllll,llith every
dylii of Giumut lbw, may desks, made is
tphicsable-miniig, mailtanastedi Au,
iwitlntooks placeoteit WWI,
sad limn 1t0a01.111441. - .
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BRIZINEA AND
ilos*,- PALM :,,41.74.1/BRO
- • •-
ill *di 4,e
- . IOEROSENE -VA COAL "014
_ . and
'FICKS, - ;-(1111111ESTB ;
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TANNER'S 4411 VOD i IOILS,
:ti*i.artOotio Artlokia bun, 4selivarielK
Or.9 2 NESI -80 4P 8 t ...$M 8 1
POOSSI I- BOOKS PORT MON it
• . • I , lllCaltisalisori,
Tools; atm Alp) iriau-nuTAtvg*
' , 5 ,
- - wins AND Huguctigfi - :
Toluca,Ehroit PiPiiiiiOA26JORUS
--Gerdati r iteld sadiriaerSeelerarieiri, MAW
.potteallogewleziwe, , l Bblaider r , Bnices,N ,
Pgapiietmag.. fte,,Lageshig.:,
151 WM" Alle ro-,
'l " 4l Fi rd ' r d r Pelt SOU!
ta Ti rrillTl4 „
4°l 4tki "Wtat 4713
Wling "
Mr* Bledditgu H o mymmilt, •
goo act: Betenkt, is aid epetito
and: the _.PopalarPatent
11 articles: Wariented'-wi lepireieht4rlCP4-
At a 'Ellidaecc du receive their 'attire by
casiereful a ge or
on
t ti
reell, which Win receive .preppr
ten.
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.
• YOB FAMILY, „ .; • , : ;
Known as see and Rdiidile llerebdiee; rte War
ranted for what !Ware intended to give AMU-
Dr. Portata 4 LeZt i wid
Dr. Porter's Eclectla u tlll4 oq — pilias s cam. • • , :
, plaints and ,sill cathartic ....
Dr. rortirli &niter Wan, for scrofula
skis:diseases, 4-c. 1 00
Dr. Forfar's Uterine ToModeridetat!Wleak 1 00
I.4.korterW;Tonficior l atrengtheaing -
00
Di.Perter'a I rans Ike i rrlditri ,for, Hier ' and. l
kitelpey comp aintr . 00
.Dr: Porter ' s CoMp. Syr. .Hypophospiaites, ,
• for nervous debility , • 1 00
Dr Porter terr y ßlac Balsam . for
35
diar- •
. '
Dr. Porter ' s Embrocationloieprabes
bruisu
D. Porter', Pectoral tr 35
atersi for hoarse- .
nos, sore throat grc 25
-Dr. Porter'. Worm Wafers , espdling
,Dr. Porter's "Worm g
,Syrup, for czterfaiaa
lin toems
!Dr. Porter's Infant Belief, for crying babtra .
colic, ft 25
Dr. Porter ' it CI belie Snuff, for catarrh
25
Dr. Porter's Toothache Drops, for tooth-
Dr. Porter'. Tooth Powder, for.prentiving
. , &ca."... .
. . ... , 25
Dr. Porierie ,Pmic egirin ens , for .dressing and. 50
g the .
Dr. Porter'i Tricophite,lorhale beautifying the 50
- hair ..... .4. • - 56
Dr.porter's OdoriferomiShampoo,for clean-
Mg the hair. r. — . 50
Dr. Porter's Mat of Plower'," for beautify.
lag the complexion , 60
Dr. Porter's pile Ointment. for extern.
pppp ea .. 00
Dr. Porter's - French Compound; tor scald
oo
Portarie wnsu in iteL in p 4 ati d on Fige,". for habitue. .
00
Dr. Porter's Healing Salto, for catsmounds •
4tc. • 16
Dr: Portors Lip Salve, for chapped lips.... „--28
Dr. Potties 'Eqe Salve, for Infiained eyes.. 25
Dr. Porter's Eye Watbr, for Inflamed eyes.. 25
Dr. Porter's Corn and Wart • Remover, for --.
liorusand banions. . 25
Dr. ParteA Constipation Pills, for waive
near 2
Dr. Porter's Iron Pills, for poor blood ..... 25
Dr. Porter's Citrate Magnesia, for a pleas
ant cathartic.
Dr: - Potter's Liquid Bennet, for making nu
tritious diet for Invalids. $5
Dr. Porter's Extract Vanilla, for flavoring
• ice cinaln &a • .....„ 40
Dr. Porter ' s Extract Lennon ; for raveling '
ice Bream-;'-large bottles • 40
Dr. Porter's Oriental Cement, for mending
• broken &as, &,c - 22
Dr. Porter's Liquid Glue, for repairing
wood work 25
Dr: Porter's Cleansing Pluid,foressy wash.
&A •
hog
'Dr. POrier's Bed Bug, Poison, for killing ,
1 bmi 60.
Dr. Porter's Fly Poison Paper, for killing
flies • ' 05
.
Dr. Porter's Mat and Mice Poison, for ex=
terminating rats 25
Dr. Porter's Benzine, for' - removing spots
from clothes 1 25
Dr. Porter's Black Ink in pint bottles 23
in bulk by the gallon • 00
Dr. Ender's. Horse atniXattle Powder, jor
- Camas's:of animals' ' 'SO
Dr. Porter's Home and Cattle Lotion, for
rz i rts n , gallsota. 50
Dr. Porter's Bone and fipavit Von, '
for e horses 50
Medics Advice given gratnitonsly at the office,
chargin only for medicine.
'air l torpast liberal patronage,would
empactially announce to MS friends and the
public, that no, pains shall he spand to satbdy,
and merit thb continuation o 1 their confidence
and patronage.
H. C4'011T1•.'ll, R. D.
Dec. 18, 1868 yr:,
SOMETHING NEW.!
Having purchaaed the stock of Tobacco belong
lag to Randall, Compton & Co., and herb'
built a shanty on the same ground, we are pre
pared to offetto the public
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Gold Leakiianny Side,, Pine Apple, Michigan
Fig, Row LeaG and Star, which we Mier for sale
In quantities t 5) suit customers. Packages in
halfsind quarters.
The celebrated Loris lack, Pride of the Uni•
ted States, Vhalnlatle, Gold Leaf, "Nary' and all
ldnde nlicknich.
• American Eagle, lien. Grant, Lebo:l4ot, Im .
perk), Tycoon and the Tery. choicest brands o
Tams.
We will kap constantly on band a variety of
Pipes, Cigar Can, Tobacco Boxes and Pouch
es and everything malty kept fn a Tobacco
Landlorlest/WWII with (ma Foil To
*co on Mail teo.s. , ,
. All cativo promptily dike - is 4 , tott uotice.t
A. Lubin.
Oct. 270867.
oAi#Sl]ra ' RES,
. _
PASSAGE.. FROM - : OR' TO
;• . •
IRELAND :OR ENGLAND 1-
co - A LINZ FRO 4 01 TO;
• '' l ' l * Viinotsvort,' on •Axvinioot.. , •
1111111ints & Onloo's old "Black ifitar:Linem . ed
Liverpool packatsoalling every 'reek; ff
'l3siallow-tail Line o( Packets tram ortitfain4"
doniktillngiwkseLe month. •
••I ' • '
Iletektances to EOgtand, Ircland skid fleOtiand
pay4aebn‘demand.' • • • • ?
iltargetlilill,sliply to &
Oak l; 29 Brandwap,'New-York • • :
' 1 " '0 ''P ' ItAB ON•
• 0 Baikal% -
oetfl; lostandCPa
Arr . orM, 453
je d , - Aoci
Isr.vric ` o A•rr , Nigwaso9, f
st
. ,‘3...41
; 1 -"1.1
'1• 11 0. 41
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I -;',l
=RIME
illisullantotte.
AGAIN IN MOTION
A variety of
CHEWING TOBACCO,
Such as
FANCY 13/dOKINfi.
BRAVES OF oromis.
3;4 now
•
• •!, • - P.
111.11; t ' •-• # pout
;:to
frlbinzerriortrocittre
if 3.t
7fr1t57,41; rtytt
".44/11.0.:-Tiq ?MUM WITH MMUS
- - • It o
i•19)11,011163OA11,0118'aLlf.,i
'
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thigAiiiimi dolt& '3oSesir
• gniienna: •
'lALlit i ligl POPULinl i attri
•:;,`.
- -rAnrrs,. On.,
PAINT AND -. VA4NDHI . - BRUSHES,
.f li t -,401.1,r4 - 1 1. ',ll
Axe's '4l§n)TorialtAirricfflossOlfgrAlit
7.l!.rfitn .1 , 0;7, 7 ;1: Zt3.4.
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AliraßSTlNDMlts'' rr' '
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ABDOMINAL B UPPOBTillifi;
=ill
Bhoulde4'l3nices,
i „;
eariva AND
4.4411P1.4004.51A11iagel 1144.060,4 0 1 1 , 41 , alf;7-1
AlAstnrAebotirteinknrsnolT, l tisoit7,l . .oalr.
t. 1;;.i
straknoAi
•• v . , • ' , AV ) ; . 1 954F 41 /47.
eA jug.4lp t ri , Brualim Mier surt.KW,
Alio for e Teetb,o4,N4ll4,lootik
" 'sad 'Warp OSP; Perfumery,
Boalm,,Comlori 'HairOmbrolger-. t
twafesi• w
MPlof 'the
1 ;We •
IRE
inkatividiss; Togiqco 'art)
or , et reasonable rata.
Ideal 'and PreamiptiOna carefully and :ae
carserteornpanaded and prepared by compet
ent• all.houra. of the day and alltht.
Sunday hour . from .9 tolo p'clook th the fora
hope; l - to 2ln the afternoon.. " • -
•••,,,; 41_ , • ,LL -H. GORE.
Towand a,sePt "" 2:4"66: • - • •
6ii,t-b
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1 'Jo CA
MARSHALL BROTHERS & . 00:,
Wish I to call the attention , of the public to
their new Stock of
HARDWARE,
_ PARMEN(I4IIPLIMENTS.--
114 ACE SMITHS' TOOLS,
• t • and CARPENTERS' TOOLS.
A* 'large aanzlinieat of
-Window, Oblast Sash, Estate, Mt, •
!Patty, Varnishes, and Paint •
and Varnish Brushes
of aillelndit, which will be sold " for the lowest
-Cub price. Also, a fine assortment of
{EI3OI3ENE LAMPS
of every iitYle and pattern to nit the public.
*Wed and changed from Oil and
Fluid' to lirovosene.
Particular attention paid to the manufacturing
of a ll , kirida of
TIN WARE, '
PROIITTLY ATTDIiDZD TO
•'
711 hats In land a fine' article of
lILASE. FRUIT' J•A'IRS,.
- I •
with Impioved self-sealing corks, and
ERMIITICALSEALING-CANN,
which blond of the best cans used. •
• Joie ill o 1865:•••' • -'• .1'
E
.11lisuthincous.
TAB -GOOD- TIME -HAS 2 001iF, I
The surphuicombined. with other
causes has told Tabor
fearful effect upon
I s T I T 1:e/M 1
A.. it is decidedly lower, which can easily be
see by enquiring prices at
F °SI'S FtIiNITVREEMFORII.Tit
1
•re maybe found tbelargeatand beet Mock
mnituro.eirer offered in this market, and
ch I am now offering at
_. .. .
. •
E EATLY • REDUCED. *PRICES. I
~ new seMng Oak and Chesinnt Tztension
les!at:111,50 per foot, andother Rio& in the
, .. e prwortlon, many of them as cheap as be
.. the War. I have also Increased hcibtles
Manufacturing, and can runtish
BALERS AT WHOLESALE.
hankful her their put liberal patronage and
de imbed to merit a continuation of the acme,
b dieting inducements not to be found else.
, ere,l invite the public to call and examine
m goads and prices before pure basing else
w :ere. No chuge for showing goods, and I
" ILt NOT BE UNDERSOLD . 1.
•
I also heap' on hand a ;Mtge( stock of Beady
Made' Coigns from the most common to tho
•fiziest ilosewond. Also Victoria Lawn, Merino
• d Satin . Robes. (saps, Ito., and will tnrnWi
• • ing in the line of Undertaking on • the
m ..t reasonable terms. '.. •
•
• • .21, .600 D HEARSE -
wapi In ieadincaa whoatgr
d.
J.Km mi rsi 0. FROST.
Owaida, Apra 16;1868. ,
ARRPT4 OF PIEW GOODS 1.
The sokeeribers are now receiving from New
York aline marten:lt of
GOODS IN THEIR LINE I
Comisting in plkit of
SOWN & BLEACHED IiIISLENS,
AND PENIS,
iitans Airi,'4.luntmcnums GOODS,
Fancy. hkirta. Shawl!, Hoop Stlila:
•GtovEs; Mcisqw, Y4mi9l :Nariits,
do., U.,
All al-which can be bough
same quality , of ' goads - can
wandiu Their - •
MILLINERY '''DE
lo being (I:imitated witifil
6 N N. Elt S -
Addia general assortment
with competent 11111thera to
who . may favor them with th
'a t io,' 0 0 .44 i, r i 4 0 .
illatmian‘ 'ANtis
Ai a tune iuCatnieiced
Ibis' 'lmpala:tient istisfligtion'
Kilt Strilbt. , 4kreotly
twine.
'
.filllotl6o
=MO
- .4
nti~~uii.:
MEM
041%. BRAN o'oo
?
It ' i 0 U • .4 Lo
44,r , -altasied eso of lilioStott, •
tOWAXDA; BRADFORD DO r 4.
hint loVired te t 11111 44-,--
.t BA I N, Rng •
t'l ..7.01)1•:.1; '
4 '
,
SHINGIAIro •-,
bat tift.:l4o • *el haat Smits*
NAL otsocalury for- Flooring-mi.
•
13111 r.
1. D mpat •
R -A r, zwA xm ,
iffEAM WHISTLES,
STEAM •GAGUES, ' " • I
rnViAIIGE' CMS .
om
t CFIT T.l l 1,241
: i t * tri ., Kji 16)406w:6 auin6ter. ,
1011GiiiG ••`•
• •
Of *soy, Work PfOi Bridges, -
Mho pmpoM • done' to inter"; a lso ; -s largo
suottomat ol . • • , •
130011ING, AuItEATING• STOVES,
Cool sildiWoollbiteminwPotrolltoo:for Oookbig
atom, stint •Pijo. • Ttkifiue n Boat • Pumps,
Pion, Cnitlvatbrs,"and'kuiperiAeg, co n.t..
lyoatunidp • -nlo.o( - • 1 , -7 77 7
DRAWINGS , & SPECIFICATIONS
Of ikaldnill'of roletiotty, got' and othe r ?
BurfogoloPloWod.bil . • • •
=II
" WARREN HILL
Foranalf mho his had hilie experienoe in ibis
***,s.Pebitglarot•,:f -4 •
-! To DAai
' ARM CAIIMAN.
ocC2r4Bea—ly. :
To.*i:,(i-b:gt.4iiNt - -,i-04
rupee Uy announce to the
Publieehee elleY•haeeimeebikaea ehe
^ Q - kit It I'A iyE-- H 0-P
MIZE
.',. (4'.•.:';1(..:'7'1):*•A‘.X...r
And Ewen* prepared bap work
THE'LATEST ST:Trig
Anil most • workmanlike manner. They ."will
constantly keelson Inatulan assortment of aplea•
TOP ` AND OPEN. BUGGIES,
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
DEMOCRAT AND LUALBER WAGONS
El
ALBANY • SLEFG H.S.
REPAIRING promptly attended to at ren
souable prices.
Bnylarr & BTIILEI4
Towanda,'M3•9,lB67.-Iy.
g-tW PL KING` DIILL
1.
Tke undersigned having built a large and com•
modions Mill in the Borough of Towanda, and
Ailed it with the most modern and luiprcived
machine , for the manufacture of
DOW SAES & BLINDS,
are prepared to .fill orders, whether large or
sa, upon the shortest notice . We have
a
also large variety of MOULDINGS, of the
lAtest style and, pattern, which we 'can furnish
much cheaper than they , can be worked by
hand.
PLANING,
TONGUELNG,
GROWING,
' AND BCBOLL
- tLI ^
• BATiriNcli
•
and al other work • pertaining to Joinery,. will
be doneto nit our Customers. •
Persona banding, and not living more than
twelve to fourteen miles distant, will find it -
largely for their Intelsat to' buy of us, or bring'
their lumber and worked by our machinery.
Bring your grist of Flooring, or other lumber,
and. while your -team is is feeding,: have it
ground out and take it home with you..
We will pay CASH for PINE h ILOILO=
- LUMBER delivered at'our lumber yard. Come
and see us; or If you can't come t ; write.
; • L. B. RODGERS . Si CO.
Towanda. Fetr..1864. •
CONFECTIONERY •liiANUFAt-
TORY:
•
. . .
Calla the attention of the public to the fait
'that he manufactorea and Belle at m `
,••
All kinds of Confectionat les; Foreign and Do
mestic Nuts, &v. Dealers in the country wish
ing anythii3g in his line will do well to acid
their" orders to him; and they - will be promptly
attended to. Satisfaction guaranteed. Store
in Patton's Block. Tow ands. Pa;
24, 1888.—tf.
BOOK-BINDERY.--6-TIIE PIII3LIO
Is respectfully Informed that the Book-
Bindery has beeti removed to the Argus Build
ing, 3d story, where will be done
'mantis various branches, on terms as sea
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 zhanndr• whit
cannot be excelled. —Music, Magazines, Newt
papers, Old Books, &c., borind in every variety
of style. Particular attentieu will be .paid to
the Baling and.Biudiug of
To an desired pattern, which in quality and
durability wil be warranted.
All work will be ready for delivery when
promised. •
The patronage of the Public is solicited, and
perk.° satisfaction guarranteed.
Towanda, August 2:, . ,
OBACCO AND CIGARS!
STEAM TOBACCO FACTORY,
`1" 0 W A.. N 7 D&,
Oa Main Street below. Bridge Street»
CUT. TOBACCO AND CIGARS
• • •
WIIO LE SALE .P IC . E S
That cannot fall, to snit. We would most re
spectfully solicit a call from the deale.s through
Northern Pennsylvania to an examination of
1111111
as _cheap 'twee
te,,,boughS 11a To
.
Steekthat-samba pritomired in the market.
(lire as a try. Tbis in a home -enterprise and
will succeed , with a liberal - disposition of the '
trade to Rapport home mannfactors.. • •
ISSANIV* PILINNT A . ,
. `164 Main Street, Towandit, Pa.
• Jane 4, 1268.—tt. '
MM
lateetyles
• .
1 1 7' 1 EVANV. S
• •
FuRNIRBL• NFAR.E.RQOmsT
. . , ...„,., ~ . ~... .
. ;Alai; MAICENSON inisoanOs to the pubtic
that , be stall cbitinuetto eidushbutzurs an keep
cus Owl 4 lapt4l,osortuust or. ''. • -
. .
:,'CilllNEt'rtal.ittllßE'-'
- ,floodi,
title tads at an
ipsOronse.s.iy
I=
lisiesais, Mist, Bedsteads. -Stands, MAIM.
et every de:ledge*. , which wM. be wade'
of the beet mania% anen • he reastirorkmat;
I inrlt4 the lioctiori of,thesiblio to mAwork,
RANT WORil.
invit4
iiblonsballne be atnpased in daraiAllty;iit any
shop - In , the boantrylLand • int,_ prices be
toned to be anion utile times will admit.
11aq-toads Mania constantly ,on -band' or
• rude to older. 4 good Hearse wlllpe fudged
Oohed: „,
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• , Aso 15, isc+
-._
polite: • #te :Court
.;
ISE
, L, t
F - 4.0 , _1 , O:n y:--
ME
mon TWO RELIED
ALL WORK WARRANTED. .-!
' filigrellantons:
A. HART,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
B'o'o K-BIN 111 N 0!
B. C. WHITAKER.
BLANK .BOOK,
The undeisigned htivrestablisheo a
Where they are manufeetailag all Janda of
Which they Wier to the trade at
OUR' STOOK ANITPRIOES !
'Out Tobacco la manufactured from the beet
KENTUCKY AND .qEGINIA..
OW*- . INSUBANtE
Bodtiordifiii,boliailiasiurpl;Ca`pti,
By R. - BilPirlAN, Aging,
sitiotatkreigigirelLikossi sna)reltable Con .
.4sasisloOrdarMontel3l44.lk; '
Assainlf traiiial4 ••
#..»,!:!)-1 le •
If/pa - 1m
alOopm, • ,
.;easti Ailiitgri;; ; :k7o7;• • "
larkliketi GO; •
to
-I , l= .0111111IntntAXOSA36)" , '!• • • . •
Hankie awl:XennadAm4o,t
0011 0) , •••••••1••: tff,• ••rlf • • .. rci• • W . # 1 2 71.1
I toberizat44,g4o.64.oler, f .„. 1,800,0 w
I - Dal ftezOuristlArt.,rdll q (4. 9 / 4 4 17 0)
Ardlu.invistlses Colour '
• • ' Aulfri di*
• •—• • • •••.'• I .o , xl Goo
Ni m Milian blown; ItnefirsintAx.ci Co.,
9; l ' • '. - mig 4 .stigrk•;lV:4l . • • ; f
' $lOO,OO
;WM ANXFo4,.....itiAXECtfinStra4SCii
43( ! " . 1 .r2171163hid, f
Capital -
lqpirssimctiguitrulernlystsastm
- CO., • • 'llffreed; coat T
capital • • - •• " t0 . ,000;00
v, Towanda. Feb, 10, 1961k-tf
LIFE, AdOIDENTAL
E
• 041711,&einall00 "MD 01/7X
IiEVENTAtiV MII4ION DOLLARS
Oar; ;,ILILSWIL, • Agent,
;ran VOLLOIII4IO4
. X 1.1.1.1114 COILea m
aipasn Fuii JyLinxilibinnuneit.
ComireafT • ' l ' PitMadelpAia,
Capital and sarpinttover 8.1,5&,0r.
Moms InaugaliogtOwiarir: ;l
• : QtrireiegYaik. 1 4 . f
Capital and eurplps„OTET. .. . .
nostrums Cosusr or Noaro` I
Aiiptioca, , • Piulackitia.;j f • ,
Capital anrsarpicus, 'Oar ~ ..... $1,70 (la
tiaii:Jurratt Isatruics c ap
Of Ncto• York.
Capital and aurptis,„ovor
Exrzersiez biettlasos Coxrusi.
• Or
Cipttalira surplus, over • -
Lirrld txstriAns CoNturr.
• - 4 7 4 0f - Ntio4lok. '
' Capital and {ll Aver ; • -
PrrIUM Ittarmiscs Colookint, '
Of-Horijinti, Conn. I it?
Capital and auiplaa, ov,er.
litst mamas COMTANT,
Of Wega:Yorfr.
Cipital and trutpltie,ciei SEi,OPG,rkt,
Tiy.vit4ls.lvarackmi wl 4x7 t
' Of Hartford, co COnn.
Capital and earplae, over •' • ' tAtO,ooc
, .
Maks taken on all kind,' of Propel Ly, at a.
low ratetas by any other reliable Companies.
sir Policies lamed and Losses, Ii any, ad
justed at this agettcy,thereby savingthe truuble
anttexpettae'of - going elsewhere for settle eat..
• Sfilt Office at the Hardwhere Store of (o
ding ,k Russell . • C. hi...RUSSELL.
Towanda,"Feb:7, 1865 -if .
11 1 HE INS . GRA- NCB COMPANY
J.. . OF NORTH AMERICA:
Office N 0.242 Walhtit Street, Philado:ur..:-..
This Company are now prosecuting theta i.
netts of Insurance from loss or damage 1 .,) ;LE
on 'Buildings, - Merchandise. Fury:tures
throughout the State of Perinsylvania, on .ace
al terma,for long or short periods; ar perm.,Le
Vat 'Buildings, by a deposit of Pictuum.
The prompt payment of claims for lossef. due
ing the period of nearly 70 years that the
party has been in esister.ce, entitles them to the
confidence of l the public:
Drusereas. r —Arthur G. Coffin, .....-Amnet W.
Jones, John A Brown, Charles Taykl, Ambrose
White, Jno. R. Neil, Richard 1). Wood; Wet
Welsh, . Win. E. Bowen, James N.. theism. b.
Morris Wain, John Mason. Geo. L. liatr,,e"
Francis R. Cope. Edward 11. Trotter. Edwsrd
-Clarke, Wm. Cummings.
' . Aarowa G, C3J/112:,
C. S. RUSSELL, A gent, Towanda.
FARMER'SAIUTUAL FIRE IN:3l_
RANCE COM.PANY •
OF MIDDLE PE7.4IIBYLVANLS,
°Tice in Danville; Montour :tnn.rity, P. can a.
Capita
The Farmers Mutual Fire Insgrauce Corqpiny
of Middle Penasylvania was incorporated by the
Pennsylvania Legislatnre, 1n the year 1659, for
the Mutual Insurance of Cteiuttry property only,
and immediately t hereafter Commenced its open•
alone on that principle, which has been !tile:
ly adhered to since. .
] All tomes have hien promptly paid out (4 the
'Premiums collected on application for insnrar.ct
without : making any assessments.
TheAsarance of Country proper 4 only, the
low rates charged for Timurance, and the Momp.. - ;11
payment of losses are deemed a sufficient recom
mendation of the Fcrtzeri -Mutual Fire bas .
ante Company of Middle Petmsylvar.ia, to al
iwners of sate class country property.
P. Josirlion,,See'.y. • Wm. For.srsx, Preil
LUCIk MYER.
Agent, Towanda, l`s.
March 5, 'CC
LIVRAPOOLAND LOND - ON AND
GLOBE 'FIRE, AND 1.a1: F. LsbURANCE
COMPANY.—Office; 45 William St., as
Broadway, N. Y.
Capital, Surplus and - Reserved Funds
(G01d)........... • . -416,27;,t,t0
Aisets in the United States, over 1,10,0 k
Daily Premiums, upwards of ( gold) 17,0 a:
The shareholders personally respun
engagements of the company. Ail
tua t be shareholders.
DIECTORS is; Nzw. Yoar..—Frances G.,e;eue:
Ts Chairman, Henry Grinnell,
Ch rman, Joseph Gaillard, Jr. Beg. E. 31
Archibald, Esq:, H. B. M. Consul , Alciande'
Hamilton, Jr., Rai., Robert C: Ferguson, Eve.
- Alfred Pell, Esq., Resident 'Secretary,
ander Hamilton, Jr.,,Esq., Counsel of 11.ard.
B.sezaa—Plaenix llink—Cammann A Cu.
The Policies of this Company are i—ee: rl7
'well-known American citizens resident in Nes
York, who are Directors and Shareholders,
consequently, with the other Sharehol.le, - ,
individually liable for an the engagcrneets
the ConaPfulY ; all Policies are signed by there
all claims are payable in cash on proof :1,4
without deductiou for interest, awe!'
usual, sixty days after' presentatioa; et :‘r :
They expire at six o'clock., P. Id., and yet
noon. Life Insurance effected, aed annud•....
granted on favorable terms.
11. 11, IIcKBAN Agent ;
Towanda, April 23, 18e7.,,
THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSLI
A.NCciety's'AgFncy tor
CAZII CAPITAL $3,000,000.
Yearly income over $2,000,000 cash.
'IIIONTANYE 8, WAIU)
Towanda, July 25, 1867,
TUE ASTOR, FIRE INSURANth
A. of New York. Agency for Bradtozd
CAPITAL; $lOO,OOO
Dividend for 1666,10 per cent.
MONTANYE
Towanda, July 25,1867.
THE LYCOMING MUTUAL FIRE
Xs:trance Agency for Pradford County,
. CAPITAL 23,400,000.
. ,
I
Matta! Cash plan. In successfiLl operatku or
cr twenty -screwy rs.
ea IIOTANYEVIs WARD.
. Voiranaa, July 25, 1967 '
WYOMING INSURANOE AGES
- • -
WYOMING INSIIDANCr: CuIIPANY
• Wilkes-Barre, Pa:
WM. S. 8055.... PresideLt
L. D. SHOEIiAIiES, Vice . Prebbles:
R. C. SMITH Secretary,
Capital and Surplus $156,000.
North Alnerica , Hartford, Conn. assets Clap)
Fulton: New York„
-Springfield Ma, • 4 2. 00 51 , 0(C(44
Applications for huturaneo an the above caul.
panics taken at fair rates, and businea
ed to with p_rotyptnint and care.. Partfee4:
attention will be faun tw Fenn ,risks in the
country. Also Life and Live Stockklnsurance ..t
-fected in good and 'reliable companies. 011:e
orer the Bakery on Main-st 4 formerly ocelliged
by ISercar & Morrow. , •
• T. B. CAMP, Agent.
:Tomenda,March 12, 1848..-tfe.,..
RII4S_ELL'& lirvs
INSURA3I9-E 20ENgr
: .Capitdl rifipreiented over 521,000, 00, .
bi I I oMPANIE3 REPRESENTED :
North Aisteecs;PhiladOlphis;...s 2,201254 71
Phcragx,Orfortjord - 1,23 1 ,10 5
tl
Germania, NeWYork,- . 8 - 10;4 5
Nome In. Co.,:New • 1,610,07 0 3')
NarttuArnericaallre la. Co., of '
NO York, E 755,000 0 0
Enterprise. of Cincinnati, - 1,000 ,000
tt
Notnal Life,-Nevi York; 20,00 ~ 000 00
W.o write policies fa the store reliable co
i ac
panics at the lowest rates. Pastiontar uttent,.
given to - farm property. Olfile two doors porU .
of the Post Office ; op stairs:3n th e room o e a.
pled Ay W. Mix and Henry Peet t nlo 1 '
t fr!i n 4P lB !! ° ° s ° °f : 13 13 e fa rA l igt o
JO L,
' • 2 • , ' ,RN NIX.
Towanda, Feb.
WHITE' —IIARRQWFAT ADD
Eyed Peas, for sale by_
FOX, 6TEVEN3,OI7,IICUE
4500,00( )
$9OO tot
5350,(,0
$70,D0
$357,004 00;