Agrkulturid.
Deep Fall Ploughing.
At the meeting of the Massachm
'tette State Board of Agriculture,
last winter, the matter of fall plough
ing was fully . discussed, and the
weight of opinion decidedly seemed
in favor of deep ploughing of heavy
lauds. Mr. Hubbard, of Brimfield,
found in his experience in the culti
vation of cntAiin crops, - that the fall
is the best time to plough the ground;
ho thought that all will concede the
fact, that the land, if it is heavy,
cloyed soil, can be worked mach
earlier in the spring by putting the
manure on,and ploughing it in,in.the
fall. He did not care bow soon it is
put on after the crop is taken off ;
his advice was to "spread it on
. and,
plough it in ; and so far as my expe
nence goes, I haie got a beter crop
that way than by allowing the land
to remain . until spring, and - theri
putting the manure on and then
ploughing it in."
Mr. Ward,of Monson,Ahought that
much depends - upon the ground to be
ploughed, whether it is ploughed in
the fall. "If you have a tough, hard
piece of ground that you desire to
break up , it is better to plough
in the fall ; the frost has consid
erable effect upon the hard soil,
and I do not think there is any great
loss by the wind blowing off the
surface soil. I think a light soil may
as well be ploughed in the spring as
in the fall."
Mr. Thatcher, of Leo, in speaking
of deep ploughing in describing a
subsoil attachment for a plough said:
We arc now using in southern Berk
shire; a plough which" turns over the
sod from six to seven inches, with a
subsoil attachment running from
two to four inches, which still does
net lift the virgin soil the first year
to the. surface. This attachment
running behind the mould-board to
the depth of four inches, usually stirs
the whole width of the furrow to that
depth after we have turned over the'
sod. Our idea is that by loosening
the subsoil by this attachment, we
enable the rains to soak down
through, which they 'would not do,
our subsoil being clay, (which will
nut take in water unless the earth
was loosened), and out corn roots
run down there to get their moisture.
The effect of the manure is felt there;
and the second year, when we come
to plough up again after this stirring
of the subsoil, we drop our ploughs
down and throw up part of it. I
think we certainly in our northern
country derive a benefit by stirring
the soil the first year, and very great
bt nefit without lifting it to the stir
' face, and-then lifting it to , the Sur
face and mixinc , in the succeeding
ploughing. I have in my mind a six
- acre piece, which would not half
feed a cow through the season. We
could not get more than four or five
inches of soil before we came to a
hard clay soil, that retained the wa
ter upon it, making± the land cold,
backward and sour. After ditching
that land; and putting in some under
( which of course, benefitted
it, Without ploughing), we commenc
ed ploughing this land in this way
to get a deeper soil ; not using the
1 - '7 - subsoil attachment t hat time,becanse
we did not have it, butt:sing a coma
mon plough, following the furrow
afterwards, and lifting one or two
- inches at a time. I am speaking
within bounds when I say that the
second year, the crop of corn paid
_twice over the labor of ditching and
double ploughing. It is as good a
piece of land now, I think, as can be
found in the town of Leo."
Deep, ploughing of heavy lands,
then, with clayey subsoils is to be
recommended in autumn, and a
plough which turns the sod arid lifts
and breaks the subsoil permitting it
to fall back into its place, without
_bringing it to the surface, is the im
plement which seems moat desirable.
—Mass. Ploughman.
GLEANINGS.
Is is said the best strawberry
plants come from the third and fourth
sets of runners, and that the first and
second sets should be cut off.
An orchard in Massachusetts which
Las been used as a hog pasture for
twenty years, has never failed . to
produce a fine crop of fruit. A worm
eaten apple is a rarity in that orch
ard.
The average life of a mowing
machine is set down at five years ;
some will use a mower or reaper 20
}cars ; but the average of farmers
buy a new machine once in five
Years. •
The Farmers' Club of the American
Institute has resolved that the selling
of common rhubarb, or pie-plant, in
its different varieties,as a wineplant,
is an attempt to deceive and defraud
the public.
Animals of all kinds fatten more
rapidly in dimly lighted places than
when exposed to the full light of day.
This is especially the case with fowls.
Ilreeding stock, however, especially
huraes, should have light.
.The Germantown Telegraph says :
"In planting new strawberry beds,it
is much better to delay the planting
until September than to use small or
feeble plants. Strong, vigorous
plants will soon catch up to and pass
the weaker ones,- and give a fuller
crop the following season. This
should be remembered."
Rhubarb requires a deeply tilled
Stud eery rich Soil to afford's supply
of nutriment eufficient to enable it to
produce the immense crop of large
succulent leaves which are removed
from it in the season. The leaves
should not be taken off in August or
September, and a good top dressing
of manure - should be given before
winter.
Herbaceous plants, as soon as they
haysidotie flowering, may be propa
gated by cuttings. These should be
planted in a cold frame, in a mixture
of sand and loam, and kept shaded
until the roots have formed. They
may be grown in a rich open border,
if they are shaded -and watered and
kept in darkness, until the roots have
struck. ' .
Youatt, in his book entitled "The
Horse," says this animal will never
drink bard water if soft is within his
reach ; that he will leave clear trans
parent hard water for a pool or
stream of soft even though the latter
be discolored with mud. Very cold
water from the well will make the
hair raise up and not unfrequently
cause an attack of the gripes.
correspondent of. the //orticullu
rist says that alter trying numerous
experiments with various applica
tions for destroying the borer, and
preventing a renewal of the attacks
of the insect,Le found nothing so effec
tual as the waste water from the salt
work; commonly called "mother wa
ter," or 'bitter water." Ho applies
it at various intervals from June till
August, putting about one pint of
the liquid about the base af each tree.
itaikaabs.
ERIE RAILWAY.
On and after Monday May lltb, 11169,
Trains will leave Waverly. at about the follow.
lag boars, via :
OM= use.
6:36 a. a., Night Express. Mondays amp
led. for Bochesier, BONI°, Salamanca sad
Daskirk, making direct connections with labs'
of the 'Atlantic and Great Western, Lake Shore
and Grand,Trunk Ballways for all points West ;
en at Eindra for Casandsigsa.
9 4:57 a. m., Nt Emma, Daily, for
Rochester Hanle, Mimics, Dunkirk and the
West, connecting as above. •
.8:23 a. m - ., Man Train, Boadays 4 excepted, for
Salo and Dunkirk, connecting at Maim for
mep
Camuidaliplated.
348 p. m., Elmira Accommodation, Sundays
6:11 p. m., Day Express, 13nailaa=tml a
ter PneNevor ,Bafikko. Salamana,
the West. Connects at Elmira for Csaindsigus
at Salamanca with the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway, and at Bead° with thelLaks
Shore and Grand Trunk Railways, for all points
West and South.
10:33 p. m., Express Yail, Sundays ex
cepted, for Buffalo, Wamthe am and idt.t, con
necting with trains for West.
9 10a m. Wad Freight. Sundays excepted.
3:10 p. m., Emigrant Train, Daily, for the
W *S t to es.
ps at Waverly.on Mondays only.
Gorse turf. •
Cincinnati Merest, Mondays ex
cepted, connecting at Owego for 'lthaca ; at
Binghamton for Syracme ; at Great Bend for
Scranton and Philadelphia : at Lacks:men tbr
Hawley, and at Grascourt, for ' Newberg and
arwich.
'843 a. ea., Binghamton Accommodation, Boa
days itmeptol.
1:79 p. m., Accommodation train, daily.
1113 a. a., Day/tepees Sundays emoted,
connecting Binghamtorifor 'Syracuse; at Gt.
Bend for ScrsaUt; at Lackawaxen for Hawley;
and at Jersey City ari;h midnight express
train of New Jane Railroad for Philadelphia,
Baltimore and W
6:27 p. nu. New York and Baltimore Mail,
Sundays emoted.
9:17 p. m., lightning Repress. Bandar te
mpted. connecting at Jersey City with
express train of New Jersey Railroad
for vara
more and Washington, and at New York with
morning express tr ains for Boston and the
East.
2:08 a. re., Night Express, Daily, con
necting at Grayoeurt for Warwick ; and at
New York with afternoon trahts and steamers
for Beaton and New England cities.
p. m. Way Freight, holidays excepted.
93. A revised and complete Pocket Time
Table "of Passenger Trains on the Erie Rail
way and connecting Lines, has recently been
published, and can be procured on application
to tht Ticket Agent of the Company.
Wit. B. BARB, II RIDDLE,
Gen'l Pass Ag't, New York. 'Gen% Bup't.
AFADING RAIL ROAD-SUM
MER. ARRANGEMENT. MAY 20th, 1868.
LIAS Ttuna Liu raox ens Noses AXD
Worrn-wzsrfor Philidelphia,New-York,Reading
Pottsville, Tamaqua, Ashland, Lebanon, Allen
town, Easton, Ac. de.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New-York, aa;fol-
Iowa: At 2.450, 6.25 and 8.10, a. in.,
and 1240,m.
2.05 and 9 . 36 p. in., connecting with similar
Trans on tne Pennsylvania Rail Road, and ar
riving at New-York at 5.00 and 10.00 and 11.50
a. m., and 3.60 7.40 and 10.30 p. in. Sleeping
Cars accompanying the 2.50 a. m., and 9.35
p. m., Trains, without change.
Leave 'Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsville,
Tamaqua, Mineravilib, Ashland, Pine Grove,
Allentown and Philadelphia, at 8.10 a. m., and
2.05 and 4.10 p. m.,stopping at Lebanon and
principal Way Stations; the 4.10 p.m. Train
making closs monnection for Philadelphia and
Columbia For' Pottsville, Schuylkill Haven and
Auburn, via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Bail
Road,leave Harrisburg at 33.55 p. m. Return
ing ; ;Leave New-York at 9.00 a. m.,612 noon,
and 5.00 and 8.00 p. m. Sleeping Can accom
panying the 9.00 a. m. and 6.00 and 8.00 p. m
trains without change.
• Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at
7.30 a. m., returning from Beading at 6.30 p.
in., stopping at all stations • Pottsville at 8.45
;-
a. m. and 2.45 p. m. Ashlan d at 6.00 and 12.19
noon, 2.00 p. m.; Tamaqua at 8.30 a. in., and
1,00 and 8.45 p. m-
Leave Pottsville for Harrisburg, via Schuyl
kill and Susquehanna Bail Road. at 7.10 a. m..
and 12.00 noon.
Reading accommodation Train : Leaves Read
ing at 7.30 a. M. , returning •• from Philadelphia
at 6.15,p. in.
Pottstown Accommodation Train, leaves
'Pottstown at 6.45 a. m., returning leaves Phil
adelphis. at 4.30 p. m.
Columbia Rail Road Trains leave Reading at
7.00 a. in. and 6.15, p. m. for Ephrata, Ulla,
Lancaster, Columbia, Ac.
Perkiomen Rail Riad Trains leave Perkiomen
Junction at 9.00 a. m. and 656 p.m. Return
ing Leave Skippack it 6.45 a in.,
: and 1.16
p. ~M ing with similar trains on Read
ing
On Sundays : Leave New York at 8.00 p. m.,
Philadelphia 8.00 a. zn., and 3.15 p. m., the.B,oo
a. m., train running only to Binding. Pottsville
8.00 a. m. Harri sb urg
0 5.25 a. la. and 4.10 and
i
9 36 p. m., and
in., for Harrisburg, and 7.06 a. m., and 11.40
p. m., for New York, and 4 - .25p. in., for Phila
delphia.
Commutation, -- Mileage, Season, School and
Excterzion Tickets to and from all points, at re
duced rates.
Baggage checked 'through ; p.m pounds al
lowed each Passenger G. A. NICOLLS,
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
011 Regions of Pennsylvania. Elegant Bleep
in Cars on all night trains.
On and after MONDAY, MAY 11th, 1868,
the trains on the Philadelphia. Erie Rail
Road will ran as follows :
Mail Train leaves Philadelphia.. —11.16 P. M
Williamsport 8.20 A.M.
arrives at Erie 860 P M.
Eriel.Express leaves Philadelphia-12:00 noon
Williamsport... 8:60 P. M.
arrives at Erie 10:05 A, M,
Elmira Mail leaves Philadelphia— 8:00 A. M.
.4 " Williamsport... 6:23 p. m.
arrive at Lock Haven.. 7:45 p. m.
NAST' AL 3.
Mail Train, leaves Erie 11:00 a, m.
" Williamsport... .10:15 p. m.
arrives at Philadelphia.. 7:10 a. m.
Erie Express leaves Erie 7:40 p. m
Williamspart.. 8:65 a, m
arrives at Philadelphia 5:00 p m
Mail and Express connect with 011 Creek and
Allegheny River Bail toad. Baggage Checked
Through.
ALFRED L. TYLER, Gen'l Supt.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
Jlthe United States, for the Western District
of Pennsylvania. Abram Young a Bank
rupt under the Adt of Congress of March 2d
-1866, having applied for a Discharge from
all his debts, and other claims' provable un
der said Act, by order of the Court, notice
is hereby given, to all creditors who have
proved their deb* and other persons in
terested, to appear on the 30th day of SEP-
T - Amara. 1868, at 10 o'clock, a. ,m., before
said Court, at the office of EDWARD OVER
TON, Esq., at Towanda, Pte, tosbow cause,
if any they have, way a Discharge should
not be granted to tl-c said Bankrupts And
farther, nolioe is_Ferebigiveu, that the sec
ond and Third Meetings of Creditors of the
said Bankrupt, required by the 27th and
28th Sections of Laid Act, will be had before
said Register, at the same sime and place.
S.C. McCANDLESS.
Clerk U. S. Dist. Court for said District
Sept. 17, 1868.
TN THE DISTRICT 'COURT OF
the United States, for the Western Dis
trict of Pennsylvania. Stephen D Bacon,
a Bankrupt under the Act of Congress of
March 2d, 1867, having applied for a Dis
charge from all ,Tis debts, and other claims
provable under laid Act, by order of the
Court, notice is hereby given, to all per-
BOW who have proved their debts, and oth
er persona interacted, to appear on the 29th
day of September, 1868, at 2 o'clock, pm,
before Edward Overton, Jr, Esq., at his of
fice in Towanda, to show cause, if any
they have, why a discharge should not be
granted to the maid Bankrupt. And farther
notice is hereby given, that the second and
third meetings of the Creditors of the said
Bankrupt, repine by the 27th and 28th
sections of said Act, will be held before the
said Register, at the same time and place.
S. C. MoCANDFIMI,
Sept. 17, 1868, Clerk of said Court,
TN the District Court of the United
IN
States for the Western District of Penn's.
;George iiHruziphrey,a Bankrupt under the Act
of Congress of Nardi 24, 1867, having opplled
for a Discharge from all his debts, and other
claims provable under said act, By order of the
Court, Notice ls hereby given, to all Creditors
who have proved their debts, and other persons
interested; to - Appear on the 2d day of Oct.,
1868, at 9 o'clock, a. m., before E. Overton,
Jr., lingis:er, at his office at Towanda,to show
cause, if any they hays,why a Discharge should
not be granted to the said Bankrupt. • And far
ther, Notice is hereby Fiven,that he second and,
third meetings of creditors of the said Bankrup
required by the 27th and 28th sections of said
Act, mill be had before the said Begister,st the
`same time and place.
S. C. NeCANDLESS,
Sept..l7, '6B Clerk of said Court,
A N EIGHT HORSE POWER
A. 01102'1EN TIIIIIO3IIING NACNINN—
nearly new—for sale very cheap, or 11 not sold
soon, for rent dining the mason. Natinire of
J. G. PATTON at Cron A Co.'s Book Store,
Towanda, Pa. Aho it Two Hone Power.
July 23, 1868.-3 w .
PRICE LIST.-"-CASCADE MILLS
Bret aallty Winter Wheat 'Plow per
tit 60 WV 00
Boat quality Rye Flour per Modred 4 00
Cora Neal aM Rye and Cora reed 3 76
A lair allowed to dam ere; We pa
Cora t o . y
web tor . Wbeat t 2 60, Ilya, good, 11l 35
•
Custom plaiting asoally dolts at once, as the
capacity of the will is mailicisot kw a law
swag of wort. 0. IL 11111111 IN.
Catiptows. l!si 7, talle. -..
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MONTANTE •&
• ibIAL ESTATE. AGENCY,'
Oar sale the at slum*,
Wow WI upon favolvible tenni
♦ tract at landaiinat• to Glommiter county,
New Jew. Containing 441 antes Si miles
= ldalsa► Station,- Camden and tiape Nay .
.
The" Sine Anchor" property, in Winslow
township, Citadels meaty, N. Y., Containing
3600 acres. To be sold.* lots. _
Potter County Lands. Heavily timbered
with Pine, Hemlock, Anh. Cherry and bard
•oeda as follows
Tenets . 4763, ontaining 900 acres No.
4755, 990 990 aores--tie c tween the lest and ; east
forks of the Sinnamationing in Whartok and
Sylvania tannish ips.
Tracts No. 4767. 990 sem: No. 4768,400
urea; No, 4099, 400 sores; Wharton town
ship. Une of Appot. head-waters of Settle.
Creek.
Tracts No: 5917, LlOO Awes ; No. 5713, 1080
saes ; No. 6823, 1100 acres ; No. 5924, 1082
acres 76 perches No. 5912, 1100 acres. No.
5930, 1100 acres,. No. 5919, 1100 acres No.
5929, 1100 ; la Whartoe and BLewardson town-
ships on head waters- Nettle Creek, near main
branch.
Tracts No. 4717, Wearer ; 4729, 990 sera ;
Appel and Steward= townships, am Little
Settls Creek.
Tracts No. 4920, 837 sores ; 4924, Goo acres,
Wharton township main branoh, Sinnamabon
bilf•
Two hundred and seventy-five acres prime
first elan coal land. Blakely township, Lu
anne county. Pa., halt way between Scranton
and Carbondale. Very near the Railway:
One thousand acres flint class - Anthracite
coal land about miles north-east of Wilkes-
Hann, in the midst of improvements.
About 1000 acres of land In hfedfdid town.
ship, Burlington county, New Jersey, about
four miles horth from Jackson Junction of the
Camden and Atlantic and Delaware and Rani
tan Bay Railways. Valuable mill seat. Two
or three houses, stable, barns, Ac., second
growth of timber, newer ;failing water. Power
fall 16 or 16 feet overshot. Price $2O per : acre.
Ono-third may remain.
Daiwa:enrols and Pennsylvania lands.
Descriptions and directions given on applica
tion.
A valuable Conn 4 Seat near Philadelphia.
Splendid grounds an trees. 69 acres of land
WESTERN PROPERTY—For isle or ex
change. 120 acres of good land one third tim
bared. Ban Piere, Stark county, lowa.
Forty acres of good la nd with fruit trees. a
pies, peaches, pears. &c. 25 acres improve
one half mile from Ban Piers on Railway.
Price $BOO.
80teres one mils from Ban Plere, one-third
timbered. No improvements. On railway .
Price $BOO.
A steam mill property in Harlington town
ship, Bradford coanq. A very desirable lam
bering operation.
Right parcels of land, containing from SO to
100 acres, each partially timbered.and improv
ed suitable for farming or grazing
Howse and Barn in good order and 136 acres
of improved and timbered land, orchard, good
water. &c. Union township, Tioga county, on
Northern Central Lailway. For sale on long
time and easy terms. .
26 Town Lots In Monroo Borough, Bradford
county, Pa.
3,000 Acrea Wild Timbered Laud. Sullivan
county. Pa.
122 Acres good Pluming Load, Burlington
township, Bradford counts .
Other timbered and improved properties
Descriptions given on appv.:atiOn.
Tenements and Improved Bad Estate, To.
wands Borough, and other properties"
MONTANYE & WARD,
Execute Conveyances, • lurnis eriefs Of Title,
buy and sell Real Estate, fixillect rentals and
liens,wirvey and examine all kindi of property.
They arwprepared to negotiate sales of farms,
homesteads, and properties *specially desirable
to capitalists; to procure advances of money
upon bond and . mortgage, dud to prosecute in
quiries for those desiring to make investments
or secure a home. They will effect
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All who wish to effect Laurance agstnit Fire
All who seek permanent investments for the
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Capitalists desiring to: boy or sell valuable
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All .wiablnir advances upon valuable rea
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All who wish to obtain lease or rental o
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♦re respectfully collated to anima such busi
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REFEELENCESI:
Hon. 11. Menem Towanda, Pa.
Hon. William EiWeil, Bloomsburg, Pa.
C. L. Ward, Esq., Towanda.
K. O. Namur,
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G. F. Maws a Co, Bankers, Towanda:
J. D. Montanye, Yolanda.
Lathum, Lnddbgton a Co., New York.
Dickson Brothers, Philadelphia. .
lion. John N. Con i ctiam, Mikes-Bane.
Charles Parrish, es-Barre.
Hon. P. B. Strada Mentroae, Pa.
Towanda. April LI Mt.
W. MO F IrT
HI
Haa just opened a full and complete assortment
of a-
GROCERIES OF: ALL- KINDS !
TEA, SUGAR, COFFEE AND' SPICES
SOAP IV ALL lUDS,
1
Ind the celebrated Mineral' Soap, on
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also keeps constantly on band all kinds 01 .
GBRBS MUTE I .
I I
Peaches, Pears Apples. Berries, Green Corn
and T salon, Pear,
411 other fruits in their sea
son, which will be sold the-sp.
Be also has counted with the skim au
Eating House, where people coming In town
ac e
iter dinner will find a w meal got up.in good
style. in readiness at an time.
Cash paid for Green it. Give him a call.
80. W. MOFFITT.
Towanda, Aug. IT, WI.
11 Ilk PLACg TO BUY YOUR
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Has opened a aswiGrocery
to Patton's Bloch in the sto
pled by Solomon IS Son. whet ,
the public a large supply of
GROCKRISS': AND
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Of the best qtality, and to be
LOWEST PRIEES. The s
TEAS, 'COFFEES,
AFLOU4, IFEED,
In fact every#fifig usually'
and Provision, Store, whic.
as can be bougWelsewbere.
or °oh wiu be paid for
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CHEAP AS T E CHEAPEST!
1 ' TO, TIIE FARMERS.
iiCASH PAID FOR
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
M4y 23, 1867
ttHE FNDERS'i'
In In the Ilxm of C. B
prepared to offer to
County and vicinity,
stock of
Which I bare perch.
dent that can sell at
parchaised' i elsewbere
a spleodicf 6 took of
TEAIt COFFEES, SUGARS,
• STADCH, SALE ATM, SPICES, &O.
Dave on han a large stock of
AKRON PLOD GRAHAM . DO.
ItiltE DO. CHWHEAT DO.
I keep constantly n hand, PORK, HAMS,
G. D. MONTANTE
BENNY . WARD.
LARD and kinds of BM. Would tall the at
tention of she publiclo onr Can't Be Beat
BOCK OF TOBACCO,
In qu ll 4l ; c:ir price. , ease Oakley's Celebrated
laundry, New Yoik cal and Brown Soap.
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large aisorinient
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! ,
at cash - ploe for •
ignipOUNT •
Partners site WI a dal.
All perfons indeb
pk=aad make
- I
March 1
Ng; ,r TA
Hai opened a shop • 1
Roo ms !the Young.
Um', sect story, o
where he . now pre
•I TA
•
in the beg and most.
experi op ence
I},th a. C
b UL e P F
y
=t
to plum
=Web to glee .
N. 0404* dM
t 4 "rim(
ON AND
=MN
!',41 Provision Store
formerly o eon
ho now offers to
ROVISIONS,
sold at the VERY .
contain s
SUGARS,
BUG &118 &C
.1 ,
Ilia
EAL, &c.
ept In a :Grocery
I shall se4l as low
I • Conn try
, Oct 17, 1367 .
EE
W GOODS !
ERIES!
I=!1
WELL'S.
CANNED F
lIITS,
CUES, PLUMS
mi
OF ALL :
OYSTERS
LES,
DRIED ' .
, S, CHERRIES,
.tc. L,
&C., &C.
SYRUPS,
EE, SPICES,
rverything In the
LINE 1
tly on hand
Will be kept cow',
ND, POTATOES,
El, AND EVERY
PRODUCE
IffrlM
ITO
LL VARIETIES,
at tho
'Farchase
Ana will tie sold as
ROCKWELL
GNED, HAVIN
ntire interest of
Purchased the
R. H
ATCH,
PATCH 4, CO., is now
e citizens of Bradford
large end well selected
' I
MIELE
OROC
d for Cash and tool coati•
SEEEMI!!
I now,ofer to the public
e our stock of
N WARE.
IWQOD
YANKEE 'NOTIONS,
de. I will pay the high..
PRODUCE
before selling elsewhere
C. B. PATCH
'to the :late Ann wl.ll
mitediate payment
C. B, PATCH,
LO,B S.H 0 P.
fJ.141!
L' 4.mo# P
L'
the room back of the
Men's - Christian Assoeia
et Eddy's Clothing Store
aced to d all kinds of
~~
tab doable manner. An
ears, w determination to
• 01:1* Pt the Time", made
• itotnere. be believes will
Olfaction.
On abort aweless wad reason
awls, 04,11, la4l.
MEE
MEM
,:glOllO4
NEv. jeßapit, AND su,*.upg,
GOODS I
WO `
-D. RN,.
Would announce - to . .the eltizens Towarida,
and the publto gemendly i . that' he:_hank` store
dad daffy receiving, new and - • •
R-E 13. H G.O 0D S,
, -
In bla line. suitable to the wants of the people,
.which be will sell for Currency at former -
GOLD. IrRICESI
Consisting u causal of good well ant reliable
made
CIOTHINGO
(No Shoddy of any Mnd) eonolstlitg to
WV' -S. I N . E S
. 13- I T s
Al grades,
COATS, - VESTS AND PANTS,
AU Wool.
DRESS COW, PANTS & VESTS,
Linen Coats, Dusters and Pants,
Over Ails and Over Shirts, Linen and Paper
Collars, Linen, Cassimere and Flannel Shirts,
Neck Ties,Bnspenders, Gloves, Canes, Leather
Bap, Spring Style Bilk, Soft and Straw Bats.
All first class. Remember that Good ()Dods are
cheaper at a Lair price than poor goods at any
pries. Call and examine my goods before buy.
big. Next door to, Powell & Co.
B. W. EDDY.
. Towanda, May 28, 1887..
THE TEAPLE OF FASHION
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS!
Art entire new stock of Clothing 'bought as
eheapiss before the war to be sold with
SMALL PROFITS I
The undersigned'-would respo ctfully announce
to the citizens of Towanda and vicinity that he
is now ready to offer them Cl lathing, such as
FINE BEAVER OVERCOATS,
CHINCHILLAS, PILOTS,
FINEST DE.LiS AND BUSINESS SUITS
HATS AND CAPS.
Furnishing Goods, fic., and that these ioods
bought at very low figures will be , sold with
very small profits lintend to establish a per
manent trade in this place, and in order to gain
the confidence of purchasers, will deal - on a
basis of
HONESTY AND INTEGRITY
and all goods will be warranted for what they
are repres4nted to be. Come and examine and
convince yourself. Don't forget the place,
Temple of Fashion, opposite the_hleans House,
south end of Beldleman's Block.
Towanda, 0ct.17, 1867
BEDELL & VAN VELSOR,
FASHIONABLE
MERCHANT JAILORS
AND DEALERS' IN
READY MADE CLOTIIMG
RAIS AND CAPS,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
C 8 Broad Street,
WAVERLY, TIOGA COUNTY, N.Y
We have a Fashion tble Cutter from New
York City, and-take all the risk in giving yon a
good fit.
READY MADE CLOTHING
We make at our own .estahllshment. We give
particular attention to Youth's Boys, and
CHILDRENS' CLOIHI.VG
And always have a pod:assortment.l
CLOTHS - AND CASSAMERES
From S 5 cents to 13 per yard, '(alt wool.)
Best Stock of Hilts and Caps
Kept • vothin 2n ,miles. Como and
.look and
prove for yourssll .
ea. Will be et tha Ward House the first and
third Thursday 01 cvery month with samples
of Goods, and preoared to take measures.
BEUELL & VAN VELSOR.
68 liroadoit. , Waver' , N. Y.
Agents for Grover & Baker's Sewing Machines
April 2,1868.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
COIt . EN h, ROSENIFILI
WIENILEAS, it seems to have pleased the in•
habitants of Towanda, and vicinity, to recog
nize our fair way of dealing ;
AND WIIHREAS, We owe our :fikleer!", thanks
to the community for extending to us so liberal
a patrionage until now ;
AND Witzuzse, We deem it our duty to ro
ciprocate all the favors bestowed upon us thus
tar ;
We do hereby publicly PRCLAIIt; that our
great stock of
New Spring and Summer - Goods
Comprising everything In the
LINE OF CLOTHING
Doeskin & Cassimere Pants
And a 1 the best styles Coats, Vests, .Ice.
GEN7S FURNISHING GOODS
LATEST STYLES HATS & CAPS
Will be disposed of at such
REDUCED PRICE.SI
That will astonish' the community. As oar
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 as a call.
COHEN do ROSENFIELD.
Next door to Fox, Stevens, !lemur be Co
'rottanda, April 16; 1868.
We would call the attention of the public to
the fact that wo have opened a Branch StUre in
WTALUSING, (in the store formerly occupied
by S..F. Taylor,) where we are prepared to sell
at the sumo Low Rates.. Give us a call before
purchasing elsewhere.
COHEN ROSENFIELD.
Wyaluelug. Aprill6, 1868.
NEW LOCATION
NEW ATTRACTIONS!
Bas rem3ved to the store forme oecupleA by
Marshall Brothers .k .C 3., neat below the Post
Office, aad his replenished his assurtment with
a large and new stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
CLOTHS,
TRIMMINGS,
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, CAPS,
&C., &C.'
These goods have been recently purchased
since the decline
.in prices, and will be sold at
• EXTREMELY lOW RATES I
Give me a call, before purchasing elsewhere,
'as I will sell better goods., at lower pr,ces than
elsewhere.
- I have mace arrangements with an experi
enced Tailor t •
MANUFACTURE GARMENTS,
And having a large stock of 'Clothe and Trim
mings, I can 'tarnish customers with every
style at Garment \they may ;desire, made in a
fashionable manner, gad warranted to CIL
Don't forgot the place, nett door below the
-,Poet-OPice and Newa Room, main-at.
Towanda, April 30,1808.
ME
Also the
IL JACOBS
PROCLAIIATION BY
TOWANDA, PA
Such us
And the
J. M. COLLINS,
O.ISSIMERES,
MEE
.' ..
4 - 104-
-
ALT • I
OA§H '.3111119 1 . STOREr.
.
TE.116.
Cornar i Main atul Pincralreeta. "Almada, Pa
' Having recently, added largely to blit Stock, a
fall and complete assortmen., coastituAlng an
extemdversailety, knbraeltig manjreticles used
in the Arta for mechanical purposes, carefully
&cleated with regard to the progressive wants of,
thepublic which will s he, kept. constantly sup
plied wAth , fresh purchitses, and offered on the
hi t
moat enable terms at Wholesale or Rota,
cons ng of .
DRII i S,' I tIEDICtiOS, COMICAtfj,
•
• ?MI MS, OILS, VARNISIIIII,
BE ZINE:. ANDATURPRIsITINR, ,
SASH PAINT,.. VARNISH, WHITE. WASH,
' • And all kinds ortirualmi,7'.- ; 1 " '
I
R I EROSEiiE OR COAL OIL,
Alcohol ImdlßutMidg Fluids, '
LAMPS, SHADES, WICKS, CHIMNEYS,
Sperm,-Lard, Whale, Heats Foot,,
- TANNER'SANA) MACHINE , OILS,
Fancy and Toilet Articles in all their variety,
SPONGES, BRUSHES, SOAPS, COMBS,
Pomades, Hair-Dyes, Perfumery,
POCKET BOOKS, PORT MONAIS,
Pocket ICOlvea,liszcom,
:TOOTH, SKIN AND, RAM PRKPARATIONS
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
For liedlotnal we,
TOBACCO, SNUFF, PIPES AND CIGARS,
Garden, Field and F tour Seeds, Trusses, Sup•
perters, Suspensories, Shoulder Braces,
Breast Pumps, Teething Rings, Nursing
Bottles, Nipples, :Nipple Shells and
Bileids, Syringes, Bed Pans, SeIC-
Sealing Fruit ,lars„...Thercsometerti,,
Flaioring Ertracte,
_ -
Ware, Bottles, Vials. Corks Bath Frick,
and Atoie . Biacliing, Fish T4llle, Ammuni ,
tion Botanic; Eclectic and Horacepath
le Medicines, and all the Popular Patent_
MEDICIXES,
All articles " Warranted as represented. Per
eons at a distance can receive their orders by
stage or mail, which wily receive prompt and
•
careful attention. -
DR. PORTER'S PREPARATIONS
FOR FAMILY USE,
Known as Sal and Reliable Reined lea, are war
ranted for wha they. are intended to ,ive xatis
faction, viz : •
Dr. Porter's Pectoral Syrup, for coughs,
colds, ,lung complaints4c.sodsl 00
Dr. Porter's,Ecltic !'ills, for bilious com
plaints and mild cathartic:... 25
!De. Porter's Banifer Syrup, for scrofula
skin diseases, 4-c. 1 00
'Dr. Porter's Uterine Tonic, for femee weak
ncss, 4-r. 1 . 1 00
Dr. Porter 8 Tunic F;linlrfor strengthening
the system, .. - IGO
Dr. Porter's Tansy Schnapps, fi.r title r and
hulniy complaints.......
Dr. Porter's Comp. Syr. Bypophosphitea,
• for nervous debiltly I 01
Dr Porter's Blackberry Balsam. for diar
rhaa..kc.
Dr. Porter's Family Embrocation foi•eprains
.bruises, .lec' - • ,
D. Porter's Pector.ll Wafers, for hoarse
ness, sore throat, 4-c
Dr. Porter's Worm Wafers, foe expelling
Dr. Porter's Worm Syrup, for f Z(C;171J;;CLI
ling wry) ms 35
Dr. Porter's Infant/ Belief, for eryin. , halms
. .
. • eerie, 4-e -25
Dr. Porter's Cephalic Snuf, far catarrh
headaihe ' 25
Dr.Portees Toothache Drops, for. tooth
ache 25
Dr. Porter's Tooth Powder, for preserving •
teeth ' 25
Dr. Porter's Tricolone, for dressing and 50
growing' the hairl 50
Dr. Portei's Tricophile, or beautifying the
hair. .50
Dr. Porter's Odoriferous Shampuo,far clean.
ing the hair 50
Dr. Porter's Milk of Flowers, for beautify.
hug the complexion - 50
Dr. Porter's file o:ntment. for externa
piles 00
Dr. Porter's French Compound. for scald
Ing urine : 'Ol
Dr. Porter's Medicated Figs,' for habitua.
constipation - - 01
Dr. Porter's Healing Salve, for cuts,wounds
Sc 1'
Dr. Porter's Lip Salve, for chapped lips 2'
Dr. rvrter'a c S.Ove, fir Int:Lk:Aid eyea.. 25
Dr. Niter's Eye Watt
for inflamed eyes.. 25
Dr. Porter;a Corn and Wart Remover, Tor
emus and bunions
Dr. Porte. 'e Ciinstipat ion Pills, for costive
es. neiet
Dr. ['inlet's It on Pills, fur poor Wood
Dr. Porter's Citrate Magnesia, for a pleas•
ant catharric 5O
Dr. Porter's Liquid Rennet, for making nu
tr than, diet for invalids 25
Dr. l'orter's Extract Vautila, for flavoring
ice cream. /cit 40
Dr. Porter's Extract !Amon, fur flavoring
ice et earn—large bottles 1.0
Dr. Porter's Oriental Cement, to mending
broken giass,,lic
Dr. Porter's biquid (line, for. repairing
i,0 , w1 w0rk..... 2.5
I I Dr. Porter', ('!ea using Flutd,for easy wash• .
Dr. Porter's [led 1;,:g Poison, or
bee,
Cr. Porter's Fly Poison Paper, for killing
tiles 05-
Dr. Porter's liar and Nike rois,n, tor ex
terminating rani 25
Dr. Porter's Po' removing gpoi.o
trots clothes 25
Pr. Porter's Black Ink, In pint bottles 25
In bulk by the gallon 00
Dr. Porter's Horse and Cattle Powder, fur.
diseases of ani bl 30
Dr. Porter's Horse anti Cattle Lotion, for
sprains, gar., ,te
Dr. Porter's Iling-Itotie and gin:yin Cure,
for tante horses 50
Medica 'advice given gratuitously at the oftice
charging only for medicine.
flar Thankful for past linera! patn - artge,would
respectfu ly announce to his friends and the
public, that'no pains shall be spared to satiety,
and merit the continuation or their confidence
and patronage.
Dec. 1:4,
illisce!tancoue.
1111 E CORNER GROCERY I
No. I, PATTos's BLOCK,
Southeast corner ot Main &.Bridge-sts
,TO WAN DA, PA
GROCE ' RIE3, PittiVßqU,Nci, FLOUR, MEAL,
FEED, he
The undersigned desire",to make
aekuowledgenleuts for ILe very libel
at patronn . ge th , l'y have received for
the past eight months
They hAve-reeeutly made large ad
dition6 to their :dock, acid are in daily
receipt of Goods adapted to the wants
of their trade, all of which have been
selected with. carc , and I) , ,tiglat at the
very lowest tnarlte:t rat
'With their experiene.: and greatly
increus , ;(l facilitte,4, they would most
reepectftilly invite' their old friends
and custometr3 to an examination of
their good. They feel certain that
such examination will juetify their
customers in giving them as hereto
fore their trade and their confidence
They continue to pay liberal, prices
in CASH, for degir:lbN Country Pro.
dace
...ALONG & KEELER
May 11, 1868. '
VILOUR.—Wheat Flour of all
gr4 , l H, lincealleat Flour, Bran, Coin,
Meal. Feed, te., at
Dee 15
AFINE ASSORTMENT OF Tor-
LET BOA P 3, a NicCABE t MIX'S.
oNE SYRUPS AND MOLASSES
.L nt McCABE fr,, MB.
EllEl
". 7• M#
~~~ni',e~dnDt~tt~~ ~
td~mr.'~a
:ZZ3IA
fiv.
W. 0.-Bi Omer (scceessoi . to 06iff4-Poi**
are, continuing the - btudnem'-
aloud No., Patton's Block.
wherel he: fi 'daily
receiving additions to his Stock from the most
reliable importers 'and nsinnilictursrif respect.
fully asks ors liberal Aare of public patron
age. A largo stock of .
•
7.1 Jilmin DlOGg.:46'implprqs-
1/11;iiiitiken-reeißed, -'9fe ttie
pared.to supplythe-,.v. •'• :
WANTs Of ,THE PIIBLIC WWII ARTICLES
A TULL AMOUNT or oosoarrasrso
BOTANIC BCl,Etrxll3 AADROMCLTATBIC
ALEDWINES.
ALL THE'POPTILAR PATENT MEDICINES.
?Arm, OIL, TARNOW,
'• • • - ' • -
PAINT AND- V A R NISH BRUSH ES,
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES OP EVERY
'wawa ALconoup ! mirri. ?MD ismacro,
A n DOM IN A - L.B UPPO-BTENS,
BREAST PIEIIPS, NIPPLE `Sh ELL% AND
.•_ ; , '
.1
LARGE .ILIKIORTELENT OF RIZOTUI, STEOPO, POCKET
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS OF LATE STYLE
iltone 1
Jngp
wise
A large sopp.y Brushes fot the Bat and Halt
Also for the Teeth and Nalls,, Tooth Pose.
dem and Pastes, Oils, Perfumery,
Soaps, Combs, Halt Dye, lnelgor-
Mors. Ao„ Kerosene. Kerosene
Lamps, Shades, Chimneys, '
Wicks, dm., all of the
late at styes.
CHOICE CIGARS, TOBACCO AND SNUFF
Ifir Physicians-supplied at reasanable rates.
Medicines and Prescriptions carefully and ac
curately compounded and prepared by compet
ent persons at all hours • of the day and night.
Sunday hours from 9to 10 o'elock In the fore
noon, to 2in the afternoon. -
W. If. H. GORE.
Towanda , Sept. 29, 1866.
ELM
MARSHALL BROTHERS & CO
Wish to call the attention of the public to
their new Stock of
a4RDWARE,
FARMING RdPLIMENTS,
•
BLACK SMITHS' TOOLS,
and CARPENTERS' TOOLS.
Also, a large assortment of
- Window Ohms, Sash, Paints, Oils,
!Potty, Varnishes, and Paint
and Varnish Brushes
tor every style nod pattern to stilt , the public:
• Lamps repaired and changed from Oil and
Fluid Kerosene.
Particulari attention paid to the manufacturing
of all. itinds of
C-DORTED, M. D
w. A. ROOKWELV3
it. 7 -' ll - :.,;?:11 ti,:-B,Ei!-,13i.-,.
pJQ
VELOZIGIIig , TO TUB TRAM.
PURE WINES ANTYLIQIIOIIB,
FOR MEDI9AL Ogg ONLY.
AWD °LAU
NINA•
ALKALOID, :AND RESINOIPS.
Alltlie Beet TriaTe.
Bhoelder Braces,
Nursing Bottles - , Syringes and Catheters,
KNIVES,
41ID XIS* QI7LLITT
attuart.
or - . • CA
CO
. 14
0 to
Z -"2 .3
IYP .
t 4
CO
.
260 C-1 ..-2,.. 0
ri
C? ::: ••1
g • t::, I ° =
g tg v 0
-
2
' 4
g tll
P:s
St ' 2 4 v 2
Prct, z • .:- .-
.ti ?i, ';' !;. Pr
, p w
• o
of all kinilß, which will be sold for the lowest
CsPh pr.ot. Also, a fine assortment of
KEROSENE LAMPS
• TIN WARE.
•
JoBRINO PROMPTLY •TTEHDRD TO
We have Oa band a• (Inc article of
- GLASS FRUIT JABS,
with 4nproved !ten-sealing corks, and
/I I.: II MFTICALS L ING I:
wh6 1i Is ene-of the best cans used.,
Jour UO, 1865. •
fiNcellantons
I . I IIE GOOD TIME HAS COME
The surplus ut lade.,r combined Stith other
ciitises his told with te.,i.rral etnat upon
Aud it is decidedly lower, which can easily be
seep by enquiring prices at ,
FROST'S FURNITURE EMPORIUM
Wiu..re may be found the largest and beet stock
of Furniture ever offered in this market, and
which 1 am now offering at •
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
I am now selling Oak.e.nl Chestnut Extension
Thnies at SI.LO per lout, aodotne: goods in the
same ,proportpu, many o: thern . ns cheap as be
lure the War. I have also ~ 2:- ,e astd, f reilities
'or hlanutucturi , :g, and can ; 0 ,aihh
DEALERS AT WHOLESALE
. Thankful f r their put liberal patronage and
determined to merit a cont.euation of the same
by yiTering Inducements not io be found .Ise•
where,l'invlto the public to call and examine
my,goods and prites before pure basing else
where. No char 6 e for showing goods, and
WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD
I also keep oa hand a large stock of Ready
Made Cathie from Ina most common to the
finest Bosom) d. Also Victoria Lawn, Merino
and Satin Robes, caps, &c., and will furnish
everying in the line of Undertaking on tlie
most reasonable terms.
A 0001 l HEARSE
Always in readine,s when required. •
JAMES 0. FROST
Towanda, April 16, 1866.
SOMETHING NEW!
AGAIN IN MOTION !
Having purchased the stock of Tobacco belong
ing to Hantle.ll, Compton dc Co., and having
built a shanty on the same ground, we are pre;
pared to offer to the public
WHOLESALE . AND RETAIL
4valiety of
CHEWING TOBACCO,
Peels as
Gold Leaf. Sunny Side, Pine Apple, Michigan
Fig, Rose Leaf and Star, which we eller for sale
in quantities to snit. customers. Packages in
.Barrels, halt. and quarters.
FANCY SMOKING.
cclobrated Lone Jack, Pride of the Uni
tell States, Virginistie,thald Leaf, kTaTy and all
kinds of Killicknick.
BRANDS OF CIGARS.
American-Eagle, Gen. Grant, Leboquet, Im•
Redo, Tycoon and the very choked brands of
eras.• -
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, •
Landlords supplied with Ci;ari aad Foil To•
bacco on liberal terms. -;
All orders promptly Mkt la ihott notice.]
Oct. 27. 1867.
A W: AYRES' MARBLE SHOP,
ELMIRA . N. Y.
Yon will find GraniteMontnnents, both Quincy
and Concord, Marble and Slate Mantles, and
Coal Grates to fit. A largo assortment con.
stangy on band, cheap as the cheapest.
Aug."lo, - imi • '
.Am&ittirint•-OL
NORTH BRANCH FOUNDRY
IRE PROF,'
Bltgat, ed on Prim, cast of Main litsoet )
DRADFORD 00., PA.,
prepared talarniata7
OLROULAR SAW .MILLS -
SHINGLE --- /lACHLNES,
f the best quality with 'the Ldeat Isaprove
.nta. Alt binds of Machinery for Flooring and
: Nips: •_ •
STEAM ENGINES,
MADE ::& REPAIRED,
STEAM. W)MISTLES,
STEAM °AGUES,
GAUGE ,COCKS,
- OIL CANS, &C.,
Fumbled at abort notice. ,
BOLT CUTTING;
Bone from to 11 leettes in diameter.
FORGING
Of heavy wrought work 'ter Midges, and all
other purposes, done. to' order.. Also, a large
assortment of - • • . • •,
COOKING k HEATING STOVES,
Coal and Wood Barneri.•Parnitnre for . Cooking
Stores. Slow Pipe. Tfn•Wtre, Boat. Pumps,
Plows, enlarger& and Lcrapen, kept Constant
iyon hand. ". • • • .
DRAWINGS & SPECIFICATIONS
Of all Made of maOhlttely for 'mills and other
pummels prepared by •
Foremen, who heeled large experteoce to thle
branch of the business. ' 1.
•' 'JOHN CABMAN. i
,
ToWanda; Oct. 29.186 . 6. - I>r. • •
TOWANDA •CARR:IAGE
The undersigned respectfully announce to the
public that they have purchased the
C A - R R, I ArG E SHOP
G. H. DRAKE,
And are now prepared to build work in
THE LATEST STYLE
And gloat workmanlike manner. They wit
constantly keep on hand an assortment of splen.
did
TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES,
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
DEMOCRAT AND LUMBER WAGONS
.
ALBANY SLEIGHS
ALL WORK WARRANTED
REPAIRING proutptly attended to area
soaable prices.
• BRYANT & STGLEN
Towinfla, Hay 9,1867.-Iy. '
N E- 7 PLANING
The andersigned having built a large and com
modious Mill In the Borough of Towanda, and
filled It with the most .modern and improved
machinery, for the manufacture of
~' S
are prepared to fill orders, whether laige or
upon the shortest notice. We fiavi
also a large variety of MOULDINGS, of' the
litest style and pattern, which we can furnish
south cheaper than they can be worked by
PLA NINO
TONGUEING, '
GItOVEING,
AND SCROLL
BAWINisz,
•
end a.) other work pertaining to' Joinery; w
he done to snit our cuutomers..
Persons building, and not; living more than
twelve to fourteen miles distant, will find it
largely for their interest to buy of us, or bring
their lumber and worked by our machin'ery.
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- & RE.MLOCK
LUIIIIER delivered at our lumberyard. Come
and Needs, or if you can't come, write.
. • fi. B. RODOEID;i Zr. CO:
Towan4a, Feb. 1494
tIONFECTION ERY
TORI
Calls' the atlea , i,l9 of the public to the frol
that, he manufactures and sells Sr
All kinds of Confections iei, Foreign anif,Do
mestic Nuts, a te. Dealers in the countryiWit.h
inn anything,in los line will do well to _send
their orders to him. and they will he ptitdptli,
attended to. Satistactiun guaranteed. Store
in Patron's Block. Towanda. Pa. , •
Feb. 24,1568 —tf
BOOK.-BINDERY.-TH.E . PUBLIC
...
is respectfully informed that the Book-
Bindery has been removed to the Argus Build
ing;3d story, where will be done
BOOS-BIN! , NGI
• -
In all ita various branches, on terms ,atiirea
sonable as" the times will allow. Ther
ind
erg . will be under the charge ot
An experienced Binder, and all work Will be
promptly done, in a style and manner which
cannot be excelled. Music, Magazines, News
papers, Old
,Books;&c., bound in every variety
of style. Particular attention will be paid to
the Baling and Binding of
To-any desired patteru, which iu quality and
durability wil be warranted.
All work will be ready for delivery when
promised.
The patronage of ttLe public is solicited, and
perfte satisfaction guarranteed.
Tog/ands, August 2. 1866.—tt.
T OBACCO AND. CIGARS!
STEAM TOBACCO 'FACTORY,
T O W A N_D A:,
Where tr ;pc martafacturlag all kinds of
CU OBACCO AND CIGARS 1
llich t,li:y'etrer to the tradk,t.
jel
Nij r OLESALE PRICES
North America, Philadelphia,.. .$ 2,901,2e.6 72
Pllmnix, of Hartford, 1,234,195 41
Germania, New York 576,.15 50
Home In. Co., New Haven, 1,619,070 30
North American Fire In. Cu., of
New York, 755,000 00
'Enterprise. of Cincinnati, 1.000,060 CO
dintnal Lilt!, New Yvrk, 20,00x.000 CO .
- We write policies in the above reliable Lora
panies at the lowest rates. Particular atteati ,, n
given to farm property. Office two doors north
of the Post Office, up stairs, in the room (A:za
pled by John W. -Mix and Henry Peet, :11.0 at
the banking Rouse of B. S. Russell S Co.
B. S. RiiSSEi.l.,
•
JOHN W.
One Tobacco Is manufacturel from tbi best I Towanda, Feb. 20, IS6q:
That cannot fail to suit. We would most re
spectfuUy solleit a call. from tie deale.s through
Northern Pennsylvania to an examination of
KENTUCKY AND VIRGINIA
Stock that can be . procured in the matks t.
Give as a try. This- is a home enterprise and
will succeed with a liberal disposition of the
trade to support home manulacturs.
MEANS & PHINNY,
• . 157 Main Street, Towanda, Pa,
June 4, 1268.—U.
FII4NITURE - WARE-(ROOMS
JAMES MAKINSON announces to the public
that he still continues to manufacture and .keep
on hand a large assortment of , ,
-- CABINET FURNITURE,
•,_
A. BABNE.!.
Bureaus, Tables. Bedsteads.. Stands; (Chaim,
&c., of every deeeriptiot. , which will-be made
of the beat materials, and!la he. moat workman
like manner. .
I Invite the inection oldie public to mylworle,
which shalina, be sarpssed In durability, at any
slurp in the country, and my prises
found to be an low as the limes will adnilti,"
Ready-made Coffins constantly on hand or
made to order. A good Hearse will be furr.isbed
when desired.
Aug. 15, 1865.
WARREN "HILL,
FACTORY.
ONE AND TWO 132.ATED
WINDOW SAAR, ac aIANDS,
filisedlantous
MANUFAC
A. HART,
WHOLESALE AND Lk:TAIL,.
H. C. WHITAKER,
BLANK BOOS,
The undersigned have'established
On Main Street lelow Bridge Street
OUR STOCK AND. PRICES I
't •
3 4 1 gigitte.
'4' 44
OV - AN D N - 17'n -A NCE
AGENCY
_
, ..• Policleolasned,LorieenAdjusted „
promptly
. • )3.'MICEAN, Agenc, ,
Of the following Well kaolin - 224 reliable Coe
ianlese -Ofinniifontanyee 111,,ck.
.!Iggregde A . Purimt:ol C'apittd,
4.771!1A.1.1178 front INVIMAXCL CONTANS`, t
641sial, Nikujovi,°7;6ll.
Linirxii. AND LOTMQMLAND -0 Lt. . !
Prat ASO Uri Dounisnos Co.
Cordial Surplus and fissured Panne
Moll) - sioati,o4l.
Assets In the United tftstes, over... 1,800.000
Daily Premiums, uptrards of (Gold) 17,00
INAUZAIIICE - COMI'ArY,
Hartford, Coen.
Capital
Rsir JZSCSEY MUT L LIFT /1 4 11CRAYCK Co.,
Arewaik. N. J.
Capital
NORTO AMERICAN TRANSIT INSVELNOS
CO., (Accidestal)
Capital
COMIIoiICrT Idcroaildra Inatraancs i l
10,(V) 000
Hart ford, Come.,
ita -
• Capl
Towanda, Feb. 20; 1860—tf
LIFE', AND 'ACCIDENTAL
• - INSURANCE.
• cAnnz. ger/mum OVER,
SEVENTEEN MILLION- 1)01.I.A:
- U. S.. RUSSELL, Agent,
11'01: TEX FoLunruga W I AKZD ULTABLX ccr.r•
- GIRARD FIBS MAR= /MIAMI
Co.mrANY ' • • Philadelphia,
Capital and !rumbas, over
Hour JsarRAHCS Comiraxr •
Of Nete-i t ork.
Capital and varplastover '3,76040'
bunntartcs COMILIifT 07 Inman
Assitica. . Phdadrt,vhia.
Capital and surplus, over ,
ILANUATRAII INSUKLNC COILPILNY, f
•Uf Nev,- York.
Cape.' and surplus; over.
......R.:x.Y.r..T
RwrinfittsE P•otravics Cohmue, t
Of Philadelphia, f
Capital and auridus, 0ver....... ..:.$35i,,r,0
- - •
ARTAC INSURANCE COM - PANT, ' j
1
Of f
tie-York.
Capita: and surpina • over.
PL -max 1N6CP.4.14CE
1 XPANT,
ord, Cmm.
Of Hart
Capital wad supine!
iirr.rta. Lira.
Of
Cspital ;arplu,
! COIIPANY,
New- York .
,over
TRATEI.I.IL.'S largrk_t
fifer
C d . 0 ; x e r t 2 n ; T .
leg, over
Of Ha
C , Api and Burp •..
Ms*" taken on a I kinds of P frpn f!.,. at ?
low rateaaa Ly an, ether reliable
Wr.Policks utql and Lowly, if 2. , :y
juPttd at this A ge..cy.thereby savir4;
and expel:v.4e of g - rig elsewhere for
Ctit' Office at he Hard stere 'St.4.re ot
ding tc C. S.
TUE Ii RA CE CU
OF NORTH A IIEftIQA.
(Mee No. 242 Walnut. Street:Pli'.l4-1.-1,-.1. i . -
This Company are now prosecuting tliP
neas of Insurance irmn iota or damage- Ly
on Buildings, Hen:Lentil:se, FUIDISCIC;
throughout the State of Pennsylvania, nnT.Rf
al„terms,for. long or Ilion periods; or perm,ncm
ly of Buildings, by a deposit of i'rennem. -
. The prompt payment of cle.ims for li,,sos
ing the period of nearly 70 years that.the Corn
pang has been in efistence, entitles them to the
confidence of the public. -
DIitiCTOES.-Arthur G.. Coale, Situnel W.
Jones, John A Brown. Charles Taylor; A eibror.e
White, Jno. B. Ned; Bic:nerd D. Wood, Wm
Welsh, Wm. E. Cowen, James N. Dickson,
Morris Wain, John Mason, Geo. L.
Francis 11. Cope. Edward IL Trotter, Edward S.
Clarice, Win Cummings.
A ftTLI LEL G. COPYIN, Preset
C. S. IiCSSELI.., went, Towanda.
- LIVERPOOL AND I;ON DON - AND
-ILI GLOBE FIRE AND LaPE
COAIRANY.-oEline, 45 William st., and 26,
Broadivay,-N. Y.
I tCapital 7 , E'Ciri4us and Ileserva Funds
(Gold) • 81G ;271,675
Assets In the United States, over ...
-Daily Premiu.ns, upwards of (gold) . 17. N. •
The shareholders personally responsible ior
engagements of the company. All Dire-ter
mu t be shareholders.
IRECTOES NEW Yorts.—Frarci, l: , •ttinet
Es 'Chairman,' Henry Grinnell: Esq.,
Ch iman, Joseph Gaillard, Jr., -M
Archibald, Etiq., H. B. H. Consul. .-11 . exant1 , 2
Hamilton, Jr., Esq., Itohert -C. Fergu...ou
Alfred Pell. Esq., IteAident
.Seeretesy. Ait sL
under Hamilton, Jr„ Esq., Counsel of ki,ard.
BANNEKti—Yuen ix Bauk—Cammano Zs Co
The Policies ul tl.is Company are I,,ned
well-known American. citizens resident iu
Turk{ who an. Directors and Sbareholtie:,, Ind
consequently_wah the other Shareholder , . dr._
individually-liable for all tlic _engagements et
the Company all Policies are signed by tliem ,
all claims are payable in cash 0:: proof of loss
Without dedoetion tor interest, 1111,1 not,
asnal, sixty LiJi, after presentatieu
They expire a: Nix aio',2locli. P. M., and not a.
noon. Life iL6l.lr..iice effected, riff acamfdel
grunted on favorable terms.
H. 13, Me:KEAN, Agent
Towanda p r _
THE EQUITABLE LIFE
-A NC for
CASLI CAPITAL .s3,ooo.ijoi,
Yearly income ovt r 0001,00 ea,,h.
lAN YE 5:
Towanda, J , :ly 25. 1',67
ASTOR-FIRE INSURAN4
e! New Yuri. Agency . fur
CAPITAL $41.110, -(ti-ii.;
Divlkleud for ISO 6, 10 per cent. -
MONTAN Yr: 47.-. C-L,
Towanda, July *.:5; 'KC;
THE LYCOMING .mt - TuAL FIRE
1L arxace AFeacy for Firldiurtl County, -
CAPITAL $3,400,000
Lintuul Gas plan. In successful nperst,,+i cv
er twenty seveu years.
AIONPAN 1V
'Towanda. July,2S, ISni
YOMING INSURANCE .t.(; EN
CY.
WYOMING" I.NsUP.ANCE CU~Ir :NY
Wilkes-B.llre, Pa
W3l. 'S. ROE'S
L. D. SHOESISEER
IL C. SMITH,
Capth,l s and Surplos sl.se,eoe.
Sorth Arterica, Butler,' (COL. EFAttE. $360,160
PllitULl. litor York, " 250.00,1
S.)ringdeld, Mass.,
40y.01.1
.applidations for In! to :he c..M
panies taken atfair ra'es, and b.:siness attitid
ed to with promptm as and ene,. Varna. ar
'attention will be given to Farm risks in the
eountry..Also Life and Lice Stock Insurance a:-
tided in good and reliable companies. Of.co
over the Bakery o n Main-st., formeriy occupcd
by Meteor & Moirow.
T. B. CAMP, Agent.
Towanda, Mar Lli 12, 1813.8.—tf.
RusstiL & Brlx)s
_ _
INSURANCE AGENCY!
Capital gepresentedavqr $27,000,000,
COMPANIE - i REPRESENTED
FASHIONAI3LE . TAILORING!
LEWIS 11,EfIBEIN
'Respectfully informs the citizens of T. w anda
Botoigh, that he has opened a
- TAILOR SHOP,
In Phiuney's Building oppo.site the Wan.%laeuse
and solieits a share or pubis patronage.,.
He is prepared to cut and mate garments In
the moat fashionable styli; and the most dura
ble manner. Perfect satisfaction will be ear
ant ced.
Cutting and Repairing done to order on short
notice. • Sept. 10,1f467.
APPLICATION IN DIVORCE.
To Mary A. Streevy.—No. 86 , May term,
1865. You are. hereby notiflidthat Alfred
Streevy. your husband, ! has applied to the Court
of Common Pleas of sratlforti County, i"
divorce from the bbnds l ot matrimony, and the
saki Cohrt hen appointed Monday the 7th dal
of September, IOGS, for hearing, the said Al.
feed in the premises, at which time and rlac
you can attend if you think proper.
WM. GRIFFIS.
Sheer
Aug. 6, 186
U. , 700,r^
$155,r..6
.N. OV.,
)
MEM
MN
MEM
$75.3,Gik
s7ol,nrA.
LIME
Vice PresiO. it
Secrcta . y