gtirinaturni.
Agrietdraral Notes Tor October.
In latitudes •south of New. York,
winter wheat may be putt in; wh er e
the soil is in a fair state of fertility,
during the former part of October ;
but if the land be in only an ordinary
condition,it wilb,he more satisfactory
to scrape the manure yards, give the
it a thin dressing of manure,harrow
it 'n after the ground has been plow
ed, nd put in .spring wheat next
scaso . In those fields where there
is usually a large quantity of surface
Rater, it is an excellent practice to
pl9v; the ground in narrow lands,say
twenty feet from one middle furrow
to another ; deepen the middle fur
rows ; clear them out with shovels,
• and scatter the subsoil over the sur
face of the ridges between the middle
furrows. Where the subsoil is fertile,
as it is in many localities, a dressing
from the middle furrows exposed to
the action of frost and rain during
the winter will improve the fertility
of an inferior soil More than a dress
r,,T of common coarse manure.
Open drains should be cleared - out
before the hertiy rains of autumn fall,
so that the land shall not be flooded
with water during the winter. The
,)ntleta of under_d_fains should be
cleaned out., so that the water may
flow freely during the winter months,
and next spring also. A few hours
with a shovel will sometimes prevent
innch damage to a- drain as well as
an injury to the soil.
,Innumerous
instances, surface water will contin
ue to stand where fruit trees are
planted, which will always be found
to ex , rt an Injurious influence on
the roots of any kind of fruit trees
or berry bushes. A furrow or two
plowed - deep and eleaned,out with a
shovel will sometimes carry_ off the,
surplus water neatly as well as an'
exp naive underdrain. Yet under
drains are most reliable, as they are
certain to carry nff all the superflu
ous moisture of the entire soil as far
bellow the surface as most of the
r ,, ,ts usually descend.
Top dress lawns, meadows, and
pasture fieltia, may be done during
• during this rzn , lol,. with the assu
ranee of quite as satisfactory results
a , if detie other season of the
.r. If the soil where lawns are
made is light, and composed, for the
st part,of muck,or is a light sandy
dr( :sing of marl, or a thin
coy( titig of clay, wi!l subserve the
purpose of a drts.ing of stable! Ma
,-.1110 Grz‘ss irtids of all kinds need
to 1-e renovated as min;ll as those
titat are plowed and hoed.
(.; ,thering pears and apples must
IT attended to during this month.—
t)i1e,,.1 the most expeditious modes of
phichit:g fruit is, to tie the mouth of
a large grain bag to one corner of
the lower end and hang it over: one
ami,beneath the/arm of-the
opp,sile side of the body. A bag
thus adjusted will be found far more
than a basket as neither
',and will be required to hold the
bag. With a bag over one shoulder
a . man can assend a ladder, or climb
ini,) a tree,aud pluck nearly a bushel
fruit, having both hands free.—
Then, then ' hen the fruit is -to be
transferred into a barrel, the bag-can
le lot down into the bottom of the
barrel and the fruit turned out with
ii! bruising.
Too much care cannot be exercised
71 gathering large apple§ and pears
1,, prevent their falling on each other
or on hard ground, or any thing that
‘vill bruise the surface of the fruit.
When fruit is received on canvas, as
it is shaken off, much of it will be
bruised as badly by falling on the
limbs of the trees, or on other fruit,
It it-had been allowed to drop to
the ground. Choice fr --
rted
when. it is gatt
best should be pl a c e d 1 !
(.r dean barrels, With
fulness as on e h an dl es ,
tender pears, or apples, should not
i...•ured from a basket to a barrel
any sooner than one would transter
egg-8 by pouring. A luscious pear
is a thing of life, us much as an egg.
A sati, , factory job may be done in
11 .• .110,1 during this month. One
I spent in gathering noxious
weeds, when the parMcles- are wet,
often save a day's work with the
next season. Noxh,us
v.., de will mature with surprising
rapidity at the latter part of the
wing FraSfill,as it is "now or nev
, r with them." After removing all
the sterns and grass, harrow or rake
~ : e suriace thoroughly, so ar to coV
t r every seed with mellow soil. Iu
few days almost every seed will
:•erinfriate, and the young plants of
• nnuals will all die before spring.
'hung animals will require extra
* care this month. As grass begins to
tail, every colt and calf that does
:rot fill itself on good grass, should
receive not less than3-one pint of meal
A small quantity of grain fed
to growing auimals,_in autumn,wben
there is a scarcity of herbage, will
eventually return the owner, more
ofit than if sold at the hightat price
:a the market Lambs should have
the best of feed until winter. It is
bad nianagornent to allowdamba to
lose flesh at the latter part of the
grazing season. There is nothing
lust by feeding lambs a small quan
tity of.grain when grass is short and
so scarce that the young animals
e.mnot fill themselves every day.
October` is the best month in the
ear for packing winter butter. If
. grass fails, let ranch cows be suppli
, d with a feeding of green cornstalks,
it least once daily, or with a"mess"
,:f meal and bran, after having been
soaked in water over night. Farrow
cows that are to be fattend the pres
c-A season, should be dried off as
soon as practicable, also there is
Lothing gained when fattening a far
row cow, by-drawing away the milk.
If a cow be half milked,' once a day
r tt week, and then be milked only
part, every other day, for another
,reek, she will soon be dry.
Teams are fat and strong this sea- .
ou-of the year and have compari
Lively little work to ao. There is
great profit in ploughing, or spading
heavy land in autumn. By plowing
only a hours daily,all the plough
may be completed without feed
-ing so much grain ks will.be requir
eirwlien a team is worked constant.
A farmer says the hest plan for
airy care 'to adopt when there are any
inseetl;: on fowls, is to let them sleep
on pine shavings, and the turpentine
will erron drive away the insects. I
, :mt.ttimes sprinkle . it on my dog's
1.1. d, and the fleas soon.leave.-
John Johnson says be' has nse4.
:aanure only as . top dressing for 26
ye , :tre, and he thinks that ono .load
used sc. is worth more than two loads
I. , ! , )ogbed under on stiff land.
THE friesda of a young lady who
just taken the pledge hare named her
•Witter Leo."
VRIE RA - ILWAY:- . ,
.1.4 On lad after Moaday May Mb. MS,
Trains leave Waverly. at about, Ow follow
lag boom viz
4:38 a. in., 'Night Ennis, Mondays =gip.
ted, for Rochester, &DID, Balsam* . anti
Dunkirk, making direct connections with trains
of the Atlantic and great Western. Lake Shore
and Grand Trunk Railir
_fog all points West . ;
also at Elmira for 114sa_ -
*4:57 a. m., Night Express, Daily. for
Rochester Bard°. Salamstios, Dunkirk and the
West, connecting as above.
8:25 a. m. Mall Ttain, Sundays exo, for
Bask) and 'Dtualdrk, oonneetiog at S pied
for
CanandaliPts.
3:58 m., Elmira stecimmodation, Sundays
exceted. -
5:17 p. m., Day Express, Bandar: a : ar o:opted,
for Roctwaltdiklo.. Sairontum, k and
the Wed. Connects at Elmha for Cansadalgna
at Salamanca with the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway, Ind at Ballo with the Lake
Shore and Grand Trunk Railways, for apoints
West and South.
10:33 p. m.,Express Mail, Sundays ex•
cepted, for &dla,:Wamnes Sad Dunkirk, co a
netting with trains for the West.
9 10a m. Way Freight. Sundays excepted.
3:10 p. m., Emigrant Train, Daily, for the
West.
•Staiss at Waverly on Mondays only.
eons WT.
5:35 a. tn., Cincinnati Express, Mondays ex
cepted, connecting at Owego for 'lthaca ; at
Binghamton for Syracuse_ ; at Great Bend for
Scranton and Philadelphia : at Lad:waxen for
Hawley, and at Graycourt for Newburg and
Warwick.
843 a. m., Binghamton Accommodation, San
days. exoepted.
1:20 p. m., Accommodation - train, daily.
11:13 a. m., Day Express, Sundays excepted,
connecting at Binghamton for Syracasei at Gt.
Bend for Scranton; at Lackawaxen for Hawley;
and at Jersey City with midnight express
train of New Jersey Railroad tor . Philadelphia,
Baltimore - and Washington.
ear/ p. m.. New York and Baltimore Mail,
Sundays excepted.
9:17 p. m., laghtning Express. Bnnd*ys ex
cepted. connecting at Jersey City with morn ing _
express train of New Jersey Railroad for MU
more and Washington, and at New York with
morning express trains for Boston and the
East. -
1:08 a. m., Night Ripeess, Daily, con
necting at °mount for Warwick; at
New York with afternoon traina and
for Boston and New England cities.
4.25 n. m. Way Freight, Sundays ex -up
eft. A revised and complete " Pocket line
Table "of Passenger Trains on the Erie Rail
way and connecting Lines, ban recently been
published. and can be.procured on application
to the Ticket Agent of the Com pany.
a
Wit. B. BARB. RIDDLE.
Gionl Pus Ag't, New-York. * Genii. Sup't.
EADING RAIL ROAD-SUM-
HER ARRANGEMENT. MAY 20th, 1868.
GREAT THERE LEM PROM TER NORTH AND
Noarn swain for Philldelphia,New-York,Reading
Pottsville. Tamaqua, Ashland, Lebanon, Allen
town. Easton. Ac.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New-York, as fol-
lows: At 2.50, 5.25 and 8.10, a. in., and 12.40,m.
2.05 and 9.35 p. m., conneeting with similar
Trans on toe Pennsylvania Rail Road, and ar
riving at New-Work at 5.00 and 10.00 and 11.50
a. in., and 340 7.40 and 10.30 p. m. Sleeping
Cara aCcompanying - the 2.50 a. in., and 9.35
p. m., Trains, without change.
Leave Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsville,
Tamaqua, Minersv tile, Ashland, Pine Grove,
Allentown and Philadelphia, at 8.10 a. m., and
2.05 and 4.10 p. in.,sioPPing at Lebanon and
principal Way Stations ; the 4.10 p. In. Train
making close connection for Philadelphia and
Columbia For Pottsville, Schuylkill Haven and
Auburn, via 13chuylklll and Susquehanna Bail
Road,leave Harrisburg at ;3.55 p. in. Return
ing :
_Leave New-York at 9.00 a. m., In noon,
and 5.00 and 8.00 p. m. Sleeping Cars accom
panying the 9.00 a. in. all 5.00 and 8,00 p. m
trains without change.
Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at
7.30 a. in., returning from Reading at 6.30 p.
• in., stopping at allstations • Pottsville at 8.45
a. in. and 3.45 p. Ashland at 6.00 and 13.19
uoon, 2.00 p. in.; Tamaqua at 840 a. m., and
1.00 and 8.45 p.
Leave Pottavllle for Harrisburg, via Schuyl
kill and Susquehanna Rail Road. at 7.10 a. in..
and 12.00 noon.
Reading accommodation Train : Leaves Read
ing at 7.30 a. in, returning from Philadelphia
at 5.15 p.m.
Pottatown Accommodation Train, leaves
Pottatown at 6.45 a. m., returning leaves Phil
adelphia at 4.30 p. m.
Columbia Rail Road Trains leave Reading at
7.00 a. m. and 6.15 p. in. for Ephrata, Lit's,
Lancaster, Columbia, Ac.
Perkionten Rail Road Trains leave Perkiornen
Junction at 9.00 a. m. and 5.5 sp. m, Return.
lug : Leave Skippack at 6.45 a m. and 1.15
p. connecting with similar tralzu; on Read
ing Rail Road.
On Sundays : Leave New York at 8.00 p. m.
Philadelphia 8.00 a. m., and 3.15 p. nu., the B,IA
• a. tn., train running only to Reading. Tottaville
8.00 a. in. Harrisburg 5.25 a. m. and 4.10 and
9.35 p. m. and Reuling at 1.10, 2.55 and 7.15 a.
in.. for H arrisburg. and 7.06 a. m., and 11.40
p. m., for New York, and 4.25 p. in., for Phila
delphia.
Commutation, Mileage, de' aeon, School and
Exctrrtion Tickets to and from all points, at re
duced rates. •
Baggage checked !through ; ;100 pounds a
lowed each Passenger G. A. NICOLLS,
General Superintendent.
Reading, Pa., May 20. 1887:.
PHILADELPHIA - AND ERIE
RAIL ROAM—Summer time Table. Thro'
id direct route between Philadelphia, Haiti.
re, Harrisburg Williamsport, and the Great
Regions of Pennsylvania. Elegant Sleep-
Cars on all night trains.
In and after MONDAY., MAY 11th, 1868,
trains on the Philadelphia & Erie Bail
id will run as follows :
Mall Train leaves Phiadelphia.. ....11,15 P. M
44 0 Williamsport 8.20 A.M.
arrives at Erie.... ... 860 P. M.
Erie Express leaves Philadelphia...l2:oo noon
" Williamsport.. 8:50 PM.
arrives at Erie 10506 A, M,
Elmira Mail leaves Philadelphia... 8:00 A.M.
" 8:214 p. m.
11 arrive at Lock Haven.. 7:45 p. in.
'IIeTWARD.
Mall Train, leaves Erl , . 11:00 a. in.
" " Williamsport... .10:15 p. m.
arrives at Philadelphia.. 7:10 a. in.
Erie Express leaves Erie 7:40 p.
8:56 a, m
arrives at Philadelphia 6:00 p m
nil and Express connect with Oil Cteek and
Alie.beny River Bail Road. Baggage Checked
Through. _
T HE TOWANDA REGULATOR
GLOWING STORE!
Adjoining Pation's Blcck.
ROSENBERG A; W;OLFI,
Would respectfully announce to the eitilene of
Towanda and vicinity, that they have opened
the above store, under the name of•'• The To
wands Regulator," with a splendid assortment
OF BEADY MADE CLOTH ING
Gents Furnishing Goods, Hata, Caps, &c., &c.,
which they assure the said citizens cannot be
excelled in style or elegance. and that the
prices art" so low as to astonish everybody.—
Rosenberg & .Wolfi hope that by strict atten.
tion, Mid fair dealing with the people of To -
wanda , they will obtain their patronage and
support. They also beg to subjoin the follow
ing Commandments forlheir guidance.
At Rosenberg. do Wolra One Price II egaLator,
Main Street, Towanda, Pa.
Keep them, and Happy will be Thy Daya.
1. Thou shalt have no other place to bay
clothing ueept Rosenberg k Wolff's One Price
Regulator, Main Street.
9. Thou shalt not choose any other merchant:
though shalt not listen to their epee ches, for
Rosenberg& Wolff are no Cluitham-st. dealers,
but sell at - tuie price and reliable , and will
serve you unto the third and fourth generation.
3. Thou shalt not seek in vain any more for
cheap raiment, for they can be found at Roses:-
be:l & Wolff's One Price Store.
4. Thou shalt bear In mind that we sell only
on six de t ya of the week, and don't desecrate
the Sabbath by keeping our doors open and
hungica out a show, for, on the seventh day.
Rosenberg & Wolff, and their clerks, desire to
rest tram their labors.
5. Thai shalt honor the 'way Rosenberg
Wolff deal, and long may be thy days to enjoy
Its benefits.
6. 'Thou diet not commit an impropriety—of
buying of Chatham at. Dealers, but come di
rect to Rosenberg 4 Wolff's Once Price Begn•
lator, Main street..
7. Thou shalt not seek in vain for goods of
Foreign make. for Rosenberg Is Wolff keep a
large variety.
8. Thou Ilan not purloin from the Regulator
for Rosenbergs& Wolff sell so cheap it would be
a sin.
9. Thou shalt not bear false witness, bat
honestly acknowledge that yon can get better
salted and for be. money, at Rosenberg &
Wolf's than any other store. •
10. Thon shalt not covet thy nebora good.,
or his bargains, for Rosenberg IWolff can
give them to you likewise : therefore, take
counsel , and buy only of Rosenberg & Wolff
the Once Price Nen.
•
Towanda, Sept. 1,1868.
A N HIGHT HORSE POWER
GWITTEN THRESHING MACHINE—
nearly new—for sale very cheap. or it not sold
soon, for rent during the season. Enquire of
J. G. PATTON at Cross i Co.'s BOA State,
Towanda. Pa. Also a Two Boras Power. ..
July 23. 1868.-3, .
PRICE LIST.-CASCADE MILLS
Best qual
redity Winter Wheat Flour per
hund PI 60 00
Best quality Rye Flour per hundred e,447 00
Can Meal and Bye and Con Feed 1 T 6
A fair margin allowed to des ers. W• 2117
i neh ter main. Wheat 40, Bye, good; 111 - ea
Cots 41 25.
'Castom grindlog usually done it once, sail's
rapacity of the Wit' is millialent for a tame
amount of wort. B. 14.11201411.
Camptown, Ilayl, 1868.
itailroabr.
r :; .~:. ~ . ,~,
ALFRED L. TYLER, Gen'! Supt.
COME ONE! COME ALL!
THE TEN COMMANDMENTS,
ittid t state anti - 7nouranct.
M T- 7ir ! !1. 4 lilt;
- -
mu. „Emu -ActEN9Y,'-:
Oar sale tie tolloirisgpnwrtise a t
Petoesand npon:favorabis teen _
a
C tract of Laminate in Glaeopiter
New Jaw. Containing die admit_ *Usti
from Malaga Station, Camden sad uape ski
The a Blue Anchcir" prepertr in Winslow
township; Camden county, N. Y. Coinsininik
$6OO amts. .To be sold in lota. • -
Potter County Lands. Heavily timbered'
with Pine. Hemlock. doh. Cheery and bar&
woods am follows t
Tnets No. 4763, oentandal 990 saes • N o .
4755, 990 so _res—beltren the Met and east
torts ot the Bhinateshoning in Wharton and
Sylvania townships.
Tracts No. 4767;490Acre5; No. 4918.400
scree; No. 4698. 400 acres; Wharton town
ship. - line of Appot. beaalreters of Kettle
Creek. • •
Tracts No. 5917,1100 acres ; No. 5710,1090
acres ; No. MS; 1190 acres; No. kW; 1082
acres 75 perches: No. 5912, 1100 acres. No.
5950, 1100 acres ,• No. 5918, 1100 acres ; No.
5929, 1100 ; in Wbartoo and Btawardson town
ships on head waters Kettle Creek, near main
branch. •
Tracts No. 4717, 196 acres; 4729,990 acres';
Appot and Stewardson townships, near Little
Kettle Creek. - t,
Tracts No. 4920, 837 ands-; 4924, 600 serail
Wharton township main branoh, 81anaahad
Ing.
Two hundred and seventy4ve acres
Bret class coal land. Blakely township, LA
'Sate counti.Pa.,halt way between Scranton
and Carbondale: Very near the Hallway: !,
One thousand acres first data Anthracite
coal land emit 11 miles north-east of Wilkes-
Barre, In the midst of improvement& .
•
About 1000 acres of land Ii Medford town
ship, Burlington county New Jersey, about
four miles no rt h from Ja ckson Junction of the
Camden and Atlantic and Delaware and Rari
tan Bay Railways. Valuable mill seat. TWo
or three homes. stable, barns, Ac., second
growth of timbek, never failing water. Power
fall 15 or 16 feet overshot. Price. $2O per acre.
One-third may remain.
Delaware Farms and Pennsylvania lands,
Descriptions and directions given on applies'.
tion.
' A vslaable'Country Seat nese PhiladelObla.
Splendid grounds and trees. 69 acres of land
WESTERN PROPERTY—For sale or ex
change. 120 acres or good land one third tint
bored. San Plere, Stark county, lowa.
Forty acres of good la nd with trait trees, a
Ties, peaches, pears. &c. 25 acres improve
one h9lf mile from Ban Piero on Railway.,
Price $BOO.
SO acres one mile from Ban Plere, one-third
timbered. No improvements. On railway .
Price $BOO.
A steam mili property in Burlington town
ship, Bradford county. A very desirable lam
berutg operation.
Eight parcels of land, containing fromrso to
100 acres. each partially timbered, and improv
ed suitable for farming or grazing.
Howe and Barn in goodlorder and 196 acres
of improved and timbered land, orctiard, good
water. &c. Union township, Tioga county,, on
Northern Central Lailway. For sale onlong
time and easy terms.
26 Town tots In Monroe Borough, Bradford
county, Pa.
3,000 Acres 'Wild Timbered laud. Sullivan
county, P.
122 Acres good Palming Land, Burlington
..imahip, Bradford county .
Other timbered and improved properties
inescriptions given on app'' mtion.
Tenements and improved Baal Estate; Tcr
wands Borough, and other propertles4l
MONTANYE & WARD,
Execute Conveyances, tarnish Briefs pt Title,
bay and sell Real Estate, collect rental! end
•
illens,survey and examine all kinds of pioPerty.
They are prepired to negotiate sales of farms,
'homesteads, and properties especially desirable
to capitalists; to procure advancea_ of money
'upon bond and mortgage, and to proaecate in
quiries for those desiring to make investments
or scone a twine. They will effect
INSURANCE
In the best known e'IRE AND LIFE COgPA
NIE3. They have exclusive A ..fericy 01 Brad
turd and neighboring uountles tc. et Dui cam
Denies In these several departawuts of Aaser
&ice.
Those who desire to buy or sell farms
All who wish to effect nuance agatoit Fire
AU who seek permanent hivesiments for the
(attire benefit of their families, in Bemire and
first-class Lite Compani - ;
Capitalists desiring
.tcr"
speculative properties:
All wlshing stuneys . an
Ail wishing Oran
Property
All who wish to ob
Farms or Tenements.
Are respectfully solicited
ness to oar Agency.
Further particulars t
Office, corner otiMain
"
G. D. RONTANYE,
HENRY WARD.
rM4qO4: fIOWI
FREE OF 'CHARGE
REFERENCES:
11(m.II. Karim. Towanda. Ps. j -
Hon. William Ewell; Bloomsburg, Pa;
C. L. Ward, Beg., Towanda.
K. C. Namur, • "
G. P. Nuoa it Co. Aonkers, Towanda.
J. -D. Nontanye, Towanda._ -
Lathrop, LuMkgton & Co., New York.
Dickson Brothers, Philadelphia.
Hon. John N. Conyagbam, Wilkes-Barre.
Charles Parrish, Wilkes-Barre. I
Hon. P. B. &rester, Neutron, Pa.'
Towanda. Aorli I. MT.
W. MOFFITT!,
1
G.
Has just opened a foil and ..vmpleta asoOrtment
of
GROOMES OF ALL KINDS !
TEA, SUGAR, COPPED AND SPIONEI!
SOAP OP JILL VMS,
•
In
elatu the celebrated Rinerali solip
for cleaning Tin and Silver mare.
ra(l nn
ni keeps ametantly on hand all kinds of
GREEN FRUITS f
Niches, Pears, Apples. Berries, Green Cora
and Tumstoes, add.ll other. fruits In their sea
son, which will be sold cheap
Bs shoo has . connected wiilr the above en
ltattag Row, wherele coming In town
terdhantwill and w armmeal got up In good
at*. la neatness at any tins.
Cash paid for Green Pratt. Glee him a tell. -
- Gig. W. GOPyITT.
Towanda; A0a.17. Her. • I
THR. P a 8 TO .. BUT; itOUR
carers meap, Sr..to
Oututies
GROOMIY,
) 101
4d.:46:411,
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intocriun
Which his
panes of ell
Which Ii well
Barclay
coal
coastaatly
TEAS,
abiaassas,
tri un
FLOUR,. A R, P 1
• whichask 1 chtsP
GOODS DEL/FERED IN
. . Aping OF CHAR ,
The einem of Town= an
please wet g r my pre s e t fo t r; ro
ft i rdri e rith tht_aadataaet
erg opt dimity to enlarge oa
to warm% WMOO= to all.
I
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Tweeds, Jake 10 1867.
NEW OROQERY A
STO
j
Ham opened a nevi Grocery an.
In Petton's Block; in - the ate
pied byHolouton & Boni where
the pub& a large supply of
GROCERIES AND P
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Of the bent guilt_y; and to be
LOWEST PIIICE!.!1 1 The Moe
TEAS, COFFEES,
, 1
8008, &O.
IFLOUR, ;!FEED,
In fact everything ritually k
and Provision Store, which
as can be boughtielsewhare.
w Cub will be paid for aU
Produce. 1 1 Towanda,
NEW TT OR
NEW CPR 0 0
Ii AT
W. A. 13,0 C
PINE APPLES, PEA
pri l Au,
AND CAINNED
PEACE &S, PRUNE
AC., &C.,
TEAS, gIIGAILS
MOLASS4 I ; COF
Of an kill", in , fact e
t •
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FLOUROiD,BRA
HOTTER, , f,LHD , EGG.
VARIETY OF F
DRY GOODS OF A
LOWI
CHE?
ALL KINDS
May 23, 1367
TIIE ITNDERSI
In In the firm of C. B
prepared Ito offer, to
Connty and vicinity, a
-
stock of
bay or sell valuable
i GROG.'
examinations
upon valuable rea
Iv.
dent that'et, sell at
'n lease or rental o
paOmmid Ilsewhere
I•
• splendid s loci of
to entrust Bach bus
TEAS, CO
at our office
and Piro streets
AKRON FLO
M
RYE DO. lIIIIKWHEAT DO. •.
I keep constantly o hand, PORK, HAMS,
USD and kinds of Fl
tentlou Of lie public t
qualo7 Sir price. J
[sundry, New York
Please calland exam
1 WOODS
1
Large 'a"mamma •,
TOILET SOAPS. &a.,
est pal! price for
trNTR
Pamela give us a
' ‘ L
1 •
All !aliens 'u m ,
P k". F all all . 4 4 Pake ina
• I
my : B. B. PATCH-
Nl* Til
•
ftMOS RE
ilse opened I; shop
Rooms of The Young
tion, eecoud story, of
*here he I t s now preg
• TM
- t
in theibeet and most'
experience or may
Melo tip" tith the PO
dainties) Plaseeldea
exabie te gl i vive
lotA
tits
IRK, 801,
for cash.
771 E BORCr,
Ir very
, sad- we,
to Improve iv
bustaemkao as
Cell and see um
KERIDWrit.
D PROP
THOMAS J. JO
733
PrOrlekm Store
formerly own
. • now (Okra to
°VISIONS,
Id at the VERY
contain s . •
SUGARS,
EAL, &c.
pia Amen?
shall solA as low
ci'dt 17. Country
:VP GOODS
RIES
WELL'S.
lIITS,
OANisIED F
HES, PLUMS
MN
OYSTERS
IMITEI) AP
CHERRIES,
SYRUPS,
EE, SPICES,
erything In the
LIN E I
Uy on hand
Will be licept, cons
D, POTATOES,
~ AND ILITEY
PRODUCE.
' A fresh
t of
L VARIETIES,
'• • I
Purchased
[at tho
LT POINT I
THE MARKET
so! d as
Ad . will
n
CHEAPEST. !
TH
TO 1 THE
ARMERS.
FOR
4 413 A8H P
F PRODUCE.
ROCKWELL.
NED, HAVING
tirifntertst of
Pat;lased the
ATCH,
R. 'H
ATCH 1 CO., is now
citizens of Bradford
RIES,
for Cub and feel coati
lo• figures as can be
now offer to the potato
3, SUGARS,
TUB, SPICES, &C.
STABqH, SALE
large stock of
Hain on hand
GRAHAM DO
dB. Would call the a
our Can't Be Bed
TOBACCO,
sypoic 0
OaMey's Celebrated
04 and Brown Soap
our stock of
WARE.
YANKEE, NOTIONS,
I will pky tits WO
PRODUCE.
before selling elsewhere.
O. B. PATCH.
to the 'ate but toil;
=II
LOB SHOP
NEPACKEIR,
the room luMli of elm
MAO Chrhdisa Moods
r ltddy.4 Clothing . Store
d to d , all kinds of
ItING, •
*hireable simmer. An
, c determination to
km or the anti*
• • bi believes mill
• Vitiat9l2
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-
NiM r sidliEWAr7,l44ll.ilf
HOODill •
B.W
l world' nerace to
ed ibis citiaeas of rowan,.
thee he 100111110111
P = 1 ,4 4 0111,,
PR - 811111 GOODS,.[
Ta his Ilse. sonatas tOdla of the people.
Which he will sell for Currency at former .
41) L I D I
Consisting as weal of loud well and reliable
aids
CLOTHING!
• T.,
• (1101iltedditHellYalal)alialahlthlkIti "
1 - 43:11SINESS SUITS,
• ' gridelk
COATS VESTS AND PANTS,
DRESS COATS, PANTS & VESTS, ,
Wen D;ati. Onetime end Pinta; --
Over Alls and Over Shirts, Linen and Paper
Collett, Linde. CMalgiefo end Flannel illtiret"
R o ck The,Baspeollers,Okme, Cana, Leather
Eige, Spring Style 81114 Soft and Straw Hatt
AU lest, clam. Remember that Good Roo& are
cheaper at a fair price that poor 'etas a t any
cc! . Nectedag to. n—ntul Co.d before bar
'fowanda.lfejlii, •
T" TEMPLE OFD FASHION . !
• law STORE AND NEW GOODS I
An entire new stock of etothing bought as
chespim before the war to be sold w fob
slum IrßoFrra!
The undersigned would respe ctfally 'announce
to the citizeis of Towanda sad etch*, that be
is now-ready to oar them Clothing, such as
FIN,E BEAVER OVERCOATS, ,
•
CHINCHILLAS, PILOTS,
•
Aim AM
if'1111182,DBE13811)- -86818886 SUITS.-
HATS LIM CAPS.
Furnishing Goods, Ac... and that these goods
bought at very low figures will be sold with
very small profits I intend to es tablish Japer
manent tradOn this place, and la order to gain
the confidence of purchasers, will deal on a
beats of
HONESTY AND INTEGRITY I
and all goods will be warranted• for what they
are represented to be. Come and examine and
convince yourself. Don't forget the place,
Temple of Fashion, oppo site the _Means House,
south end of Beidleman s Block.
H. JACOBS.
Towanda, 00.17, 1867.
BEDELL & VAN VELSOR,
FASHIONABLE
MERCHANT .7AILOAS !
AND DEALS= us
READY MADE CLOTHINGI
•
Haifa AND OAPS, _
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS'
68 Broad Street,
WAVERLY, TIOGA COUNTY, N.Y.
We have a Fashion•ible Cutter from New
'York City, and take,all the Elia in giving jots
good fit. -
READY MADE CLOTHING
W e make at our own establishment. We give
particular attention to Youth's Boys, and
CHILDRENS' CLO7HING
And always have a Rod.%asortmeit4..,.
CLOTHS AND CASSIME4B,
From et cents to $3 per yard, (all wooL)
Best Stock of Hats and- Caps
Kept within - 20 !miles. Come and ;,cook and
prove for yourself.
OS. Will be at the Ward House the first and
third Thursday of every month with samples
of Gonda, and prep ared to tate measures.
BEDELL A VAN VELBOII,
6d r aT rltlAgenta for Grover Baier P aewolfhes.
April 2,1868.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS 1
PROCLAMATION BY
COHEN &. ROSENIFiELD,
TOWANDA, TA.
Wriezzas, It seems to have &seed the in
habitants of Towanda,. and Tidally, to recog
nize our fair way of dealing ;
AND WRNS/lAN, We owe ourlsincere, thankw
to the community for extending to nasal liberal
a patrionage until now
AND WiII:NAAS ' We t eem 11 our duty to Ifs
ciprocate all the favors bestowed upon us thus
tar ;
We do hereby publicly PROCLAIM, that ow
great Meted
Nan Spring and Summer. • Goods,
Comprising everything la the
LINE OF CLOTHING!
Such as
Doeskin d Cassiin,ere Pants,
And I' lthe beat styles Coats, Vesta, &a
GEN7S FURNISHING ` GOODS _ !
And the
LATEST STYLES HATS ,& CAPS,
Will be disposed of at inch
'REDUCED PRICES!
That will astonish the community. As our
'Goole are manufactured in New York express.
13r for the; market, we can Mid to sell as cheap
as the nest. We are bound to Rath* illmbo
give us a call.
COHEN a. IKISENFIELD. •
Next door to Fox, Stevens,' Nereus I Co.
Towanda, April 16.1868. . , , ,
We would call the attention of the patine to
i the act that we have opened a Branch Store in
I WYALUSING, (lathe store formerly,occupied
le Si P. Taylor,) where we are prepared to sell
at the
un o_ e
nl't i oz d te ß r ar us call s. Give a before
g ' COHEN I BOSENFIELD.
Wydosing. April 16, 1868. -,
NEW. LOCATION
NEW A - TT RA 0 TIONS!
J. M. COLLINS,
Has removed to the store - forme occupied by
Harebell Brothers I Co., next below the ,Post,
Office, and has replenished , his assortment with
a large and new stock of . 1
READY MADE CLOTHI NG,
CLOTHS,
- OASSIMEM,
TRIMMINGS, , „ ,
• -GENT'S - FURNISHING,. 3001*
HATS, CAPS.
,'&0:
These ood, heets been reente'
sincethe . decline. Lipka", and ea he 'sold it:
EXTREMELY. LOW • RATES
Glee me a call. before purchasing
la I will sell . betb7geoth.i at lower that
elsewhere.
I have mace apllngosents with et csperf-~
'excel Tailor t,
And beetle eleige,stoelr' al Clothe
inth vi rt- turnialicttatentent `WRIa *tie
ass oftuinent they' ipar'deihe; tinde,fet
.-lestirettablitininner, and erananted te At.
Don't forgot the, phew. next dote leg* Ise
Post•ollee aid Siortadbm. Yakut. „-
Towanda, April 30,1868. • '..11.11111,
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!MLA POZISMO!
t )
AT MX
tlar4
lie
pores/ Mai
al%
Witte
the Arts k
iielsotal with,
■od essimakble
Calidebef
DRUGS,
1 4 8 4 1 .1
LLMPEI,
TANN
Fang
lIPONGII
POCK
TOOTH, SKIN AND HAIR P
PURE WINES AND I.I4IIPREI,
Far Medicinal use, •
TOBACCO, Swim . , Parse AND OICIAIB,
iiiißital;Biai Lid noireiN4,,i‘ifilci ) & 6l
porters, Suspensories, Shoulder !Aces,
Breast POIDPIt Teething '
• Bottles, Nipples, Nipple
ip a te r4 Be/f `-
g ? Flavoring Entracte, , Stone Jogs, Glue
Ware, Bottles, Vkals, Corks, Bath Brick,
and SW, BlaCittegt_riall Teol%-Alminini"
, tion, Botanic. &ladle and Honuepath
ic Medicines, and all the Popular Patent
_D:N P S • •
All articles warranted as represented. Per
sons at • distance can receive their order§ by
stage or
atten mail, w
w hich wilt, melon. !prompt 'lad
careful tio.
DR. PORTER'S PREPARATIONS
FOR FAMILY USE,
Known as Safe and Reliable Remedies, are war
ranted for what they are intended to give satin-
Ihction, via :
Dr. Porter's Pectoral for coughs,
colds. lung aintsoPc.6ockSl 00
Dr. Porter's Eclectic Pills, or bilious eon-
Dr. Porter's i ta l p i lfer e and Pra illi o ld for scrofula. 75
• 35
skin diseases, rc. 1 00
Dr. Porter's Uterine Tonic, for female weak
icr•-'• • • . • • -4. /
Dr. Patti? a 111isl rlbr
Ike system • 1 06
Dr. Porter's Tansy Sch napps for liver and
ksdney complaints—, . . . 100
Dr. Porter's Comp.' Sp.lJKOhoiphites,
fOr nervous 1 00
Dr Porter's Blackberry Balsam. for ehker-
Awn kn. .. Ls,
Dr. Porter'. Pamlis bahrocaiiii:ibiapAiii, •
bruises, itc
D. Porter's Pectoral Wafers, for hoarse-
Dr. Porter's Worm 'Wafer"; for tit:CANN'
Dr. Porter's Wore Syrup, for cztenelaa
; ;. teams
Hy. Porter's Inhust Held, for crying babies
colic, 25
Dr. Porter's Cc hallo Snuff, for catarrh
• 26
Dr. Porter's
ache Toothache props, for tooth
-25
Dc.Parter's.Tooth Row*, ,/or
"freLM.... . e . . ...... . •26 •
Dr. Porter 's Trioomme. for dressing and 60
growing the hair 60
Dr. Porter's Trioophlle, *or tomiutilylng the .., -
Di. Porter's Odoriferous Sharopoo,fo;clean
ing the hair 50
Dr. Porter's Milk of Fhwriul, fo r bawdily.
ing the complezion 60
Dr. Porter's pil Pil es e o:ntment. for extern*
00
Dr. Porter's French Compound. forsealc!
Mg urine 00
Dr. Porter's Medicated Figs,: for habitue.
constipation ... ... .... 00
Dr. Porter's Healing Belie, for cuts.wounds
ac, 15
Dr. Porter's Lip Sal*, for chapped Ups.... 26
Dr. Porter's Eye Salve, for Inflamed eyes.. 25
Dr. Porter's Eye Water, torinfamed eyes.. 36
Dr. Porter's Corn and Wart Remover, for
corns and bunions
Dr.Portei's Constipation Pills, for costive-
DEL.
Dr. Porter's Iron Pills, for poor blood
Dr. Porter's Citrate itest iZ th resia, for a pleas 7
60
Dr. Potter's Liquid Rennet, for making ne- 4 _ , i
trams diet for invalids
Dr. Porter's Extract Vanilla, for flavoring
ice cream, ac.... 40
Dr. Porter's Extract Lemon, for flavoring ~ .
.- .' . ; 'imietearlarge Whit • '4O
Dr. Porter's Oriental Cement, fe, mcndirrg
broken glass, lc., 26
Dr. Porter's Liquid Glue, tor repairing
Cleansingk.. ... .- 25
Dr. Porter's Picud,for easy wash
ing 5°
Or. Porter's
t ßed Bog Poison, for killing
..
Dr: Pbrterli-PF;PeisOli"iki 1 tmlili
per, ol
rati rot'a l g ;4141417114
q44l3‘'
' t 5
files • 05
Dr. Porter's Bat and Mice Poison, for ex
terminating rats
.. 2.5
Dr n Porterk Be
Dr. Port M's Black Ink, in pint bottles 25
~ in bulk by the gallon 00
Dr. Porter's Horse and Cattle Powder, for.
Eskgrti4's= g d ° d all etta i...ctiOn " ,.f . :r ' 30
sprains, galls, ic ' 50
Dr. Porter's Ring-Bone and Bpavin Cure.
tor Mme h0me5.....,4.,... t .i -ROI
... , . ..-,- • -. ) -.;";1= - ' • ',.. .'"
lifedlcaladvice given gratuitously at the office,
charging only for medicine. •
spr Thankful for past liberal fa i tio d nage al loil t id
=kit n an o " pains , gill W=o) psdily e „
and merit the continuation of 'their confidence
and patronage.
Deo. 18,1866.—yr.
THE OORNKR GROOERYI
&nibetist corner of Main k Bridge-i§to
Ockitss, Paimmoiri, Fiovs `Masi,
The an~ereigned aesiri to make
acknowledgements for the very liber
al patronage:Ahoy' , have ieceived for
the past eight months
They have recently rg4delB.rge
ditiona to theirstock, and are in daily
receipt of Goods adapted to the wants
of their trade, all of which hive been
selected with care and bought at the
very lowe'st market rates
With,their experience and gieatly
increased facilities, they-would mos
Tspectfully invite their \ old friends
oind customers to an examination of
the!! t Pei: .0 3 0; Seat* that
such examination will ' justify theil-
customers in giving them as hereto.
fore their trade and their confidow)is
They continue to pay liberal prices
in Caen, or desirable Country
duce.
LONG. 4. KEELER.
May 11, 1868,'
VILOUR.—Wheat Flour of all
grad , e. Baoestbeat, Floor, Bran, Corn,
-Meal. Feed, dc., at
Deo. 15. W. A. ROCKWELL'S •
5A:. -
'4 . Q. LET BOA
E. SYRUPS AittedMAN%
EiMWSM
H. C. PORTER; M. D
ffisttllatuouo.
No. 1, PATTON'S BLOCK,
TOWANDA, PA.
Fun, &c.
MMM
MEM
; NT OF TOI
,, at KoCABB & NW&
-1 1 v l4 :
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t 1' •••A:03^. 4 11.1.1% 4 0' drialikit ii•fi;'- -
I orpv.:..T ,4# l ll...VAtt tikr.O.r.g vpz-1i , "7 - ' .
I, -!-iiirri J/linKrz slankter... " - LAO"
NF Nit;PELA tt_l , l (:.1f.,w , ...}... 1
,niltit , 9l :714
. agaladeaddijillaWliaii al -,
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rabbis . sval s=
font asks ar s • - co palls
yrkisilp*saltalt , fi ', 1 :.• -41 , 4=-,.. ,, , , .: - :.:!.. , ,,,7 ,
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4 1 .
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TANTS Or 1414011L10 was ASTICtiII
-, 1.,22 s -- ,0 - ~...- It 77::: -,.r:- , .; tt - ? , 1•: , r 7, , ,w
1 .-,..i.:ssiousumilesSs i , ,, ;ii*.l. , ::.?:
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MIMI WW.4. , AW.LINgoWL,+: .;i•
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. FOR maigarvortra.T.. : , :
,*mutsframmai4urrtiii Oisimilissallyz'
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,
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&wide iaai-"
BILIANt I PUSAN: Nlll%llll' SINEW.4 . 4IIID
, • ;.-e t :..=4)11111.1124M,,
APlie iloithohipows ovukshitash ;!'
(HP 417O111._IMIMIr,raggilt
EsMi,o . sol
vier '"
fp , tip: - HO
Ale* for titelreetb moil Salle 'tooth :Poi!.
den and PaeWo - 1311e,.•
goys. Combo, Hair Dye, better ,
store. ho.;firoiroierr. •
Lem pa, Shades, Muer.
Wide, the., of the '
CHPOIIIIIPIOdjA TOI4IXI AND: =UM
• • •
• • • ram
pargcbuts_ lop
inn _
and u .
Medicine, End romollPflalld eale y
mummy compounded and • orgem
a i:
ent us at all botuw of til_ dejr.a
botwo' ben 9 tOlO eteeh la the
to
in
thPa :"ii: TI: COM
Towanda • —.
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' -
MARSHALL BROTHERS & CO.,
Wish to call the &Mutton of the public to
their new Stock of -
HARDWARE •
rotako'immusins,
BLACK SMITHS'. TOOLB,
andeARPENTERB' TOOLS.
Also, a iarge mentasent of
Window Glass, Sash, Paints, Oils,
putty, Varnishes, and Paint _
and Varnish *rushes . '" •
of all kinds, - which will be sold for thelowest
Cuff! price. A 1.., a Oho antatinent of
11840134 NE .4.tht,Pll:l- -
of every style and paean' lotalt the &talc.
Lampe repaired ma cbinged train off and
Fluid to Kerosene. s • •-• • •
of Partkalar attention palate the atanallieturiag
all kinds of
IN]
TIN W•RN
cpcsisto raoxreLT •visstriev TO
_ We, have on hand a fine article of - ;
GLASS FRUIT J• 11,13.
kith Improved aelkeallnig corks, and
HERMETICALSEA - LING CA NS,
which Is one of the bat, mai used. •
Jure*, 1566. • -
InisctUantons.
THE• GOOD TIME HAS COME
The inirplua of labor combined with other
causes has told with fearfoleifcci upon,;•. -
FURNITURE!
Audit is decitiedly lower, which can easily , be
seen by enquiring prices at
FROST'S. FURNITURE E'MFORIUII
Where May be found the largest and beat shirk
or Furniture ever offered in-this market, and
which lam now offering at .
GREATLY DUCED PRICES 1
-
I sin now selling Oak and Chestnut Extension
Thbles at $l4O per toot, and ether vials 1Q the
same proportion, many of them as cheap as be
fore the War. I have also inereastdlacihties
for Manufacturing, and'can Amish
- DEJS,LERe - AT -W4OLESALt
Thankful Pr their past liberal patronage and
determined to merit r continuation 'of the same
by offering inducements not to be found,
wbers,llnrita the - -public to call , and examine
in goods and prides before puro basing else
where. filo charge for 'elbowing pads, and I
•
WILL NOT , BE UNDERSOLD !
I &solo= on band a large stock of Ready
Aids - Coffins from ttke most common totthe
nest Roiewo- d. Also Victoria Lawn, Merino
and Satin -Robes. caps, Ac., and will har*sk
everying in the line of Undertaking• on the
most reasonable terms. •
A 000 D HEARSE
Always in'reedlnees when required. .
_ t UMW 0. PROEM
TolisidicAinil 14;1868. " ,
SO'M•ETHIN NEWI
AGAIN, IN- MOTION I
Raving
Ran purebred the Stook of-Tobacco basil: ,
bete dall. Compton &having
WU a 'hanky on the mme ground, we are prey
pared to °STU the public
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
ciIEMN6 toisicoo,
Gold Leaf, &may Side:. Pine Apple; Midi**
Pig, Bose Leaf and Star, which we Oder for mile
hl quantities to intlt, onitonnas• • Pael:Mils
Barrels, halls and' einartera.
' FANCY SMOKING. •
111eeetetiiiitiilltione Prl6- ihe trO
tagisses, Vnicd;tie, Gold Leaf s Nye, and so
106 of
• BOANDO OP, COMBS:
*Plot Oen. Grant, Letegoet,-Jios,
perki;Tyisiois 'ma the very choicest brands of
We willkeep Donato' *lily on hadd a variety of
Pipes, Mgar,com, Tobacco Boxes and POWS
es and - eversblog away kept in a Totace6
LndloidsswppUedwith Ulgati PoLVro.
Woo on Ittiall teems:
i All Mr Pria/PPYIW 1 ? 1 1 4 1511 !, glotkied
4._4B,Nrx
Oct;- 2T;1887.
1
ttr: MARBLE *SHOP,
et.tf.
N. N. " r
You will Ilnd Illaulfa Monuments, both Wag
'llllo3jB 4 1144 1 0 21 24% •` - ', 114
• . •
x bGa' ~lßiza~P.~iii , .
skti •
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(A ST DW , 4I‘IIIIPM NG ND, •
012 AN WIIISTLES. - 4
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cooKik
>, - OIL OANS,-10.,
1-0 - , -)1" Ifuniibetatisit sake.
=BO L 4.- lir-TV I 216 f,
-•Agossiiiistfo licalp is
I• • I - FORGING - '
Mho* wined vark!for aad4ll
caw purposes, done'llo - mow! EMI
watimatof
'
COOKING &11EATING STOVES,
bosisaiWopollkuserik Irandamkr,Ocalsg
111000, MO, itl- ward, 500 ramps ,
risinkadthiloaramiLaPPolitictrilltalt.
0 - 9 , 041 6 .
Mr4WMAlkk.z. AVEIWO-flt
suabblz bir ific** l o: . 1114 " 1 " 11
F - 7 pa 77.! - Ifi — A u t itor
' - i 6 ' .ll .l• l t l °l''''hailla.* 'rd." 111 4 411
I
I i ,Tt4lalls. Oct. 6:1864.--11. • .
T"'AiNDA ITARNI-A.GB
I FACTORY...,.
EMI
E Jitheundersipeiteeyeahossitete the
Otiktia' thititay - .
o. t : - Ii:.) - 4,":4'. 7 0 7. B . ,'.. 0:11..: - 0. P.
Aid Moat workmanlike
. . Manner. The, will
constantly keep do hand an assortment of spiral;
tOP AND 'pprs BUGGIES,
A nriety of
Poch as
:4'.:,:ii . 4 ; . 1): : 4,i , 1i:E., :
And an now prepared to bnfld work In
ii - ES,I4 . A.TEST STYLE
FAMILY - CARRIAG E,
.S,
jlI #ftS :
oft iso Two nano)
ALBANY: - aLE-PJ HS
ALL WORE: WARRANTED.
BEPAIRiNG promptly attended to at res•,
amiable prices.
BRYANT & t3TI3LEN.
Towayis, Nay 9.1887.-Iy.'
.
NEW - PLAN • ING ,MILL
The undersigned' having' bat a large and eons
modioui Kill in the Borough of Towanda, and
filled it with the most modem arid. improved
maeldnery, for the manufacture of _ •
_ . ,WINDOW BASH, a BLINDS,
=roared to 1111 orders, whether , large or
, agoa the abontest intim WO have
also a large twisty of MOULDINGS, of the
latest style and pattern, which we can tarnish
ranch spes than they can be worked by
hand.
PLANING,
TONGURIN ,(3
OBOVEING,
AND SCROLL
SAWING,
and al other murk pertaining to Joinery, WHI
bedpost to snit our customers.
'Persona building, and _not living store the twelve to fourteen milts cUstant, will dad it
largely for their Interest "to buy of as, or bring
their lumber arid worked by or machinery.
Bring your grist of Flooring. or other lumber,
and, while year *Ain' AI hi holing, "hats it
mould Out and takeit homewith you.
We will a CASH for PINE 1 REBLOOE
MERU dallterN at our lumber yard. Come
and see us, or Lfyou can't come, write.
1.. B. BOD(IEBB &
Towanda,. Feb.. IRII4. .
Mises!lancing.
CONFECTIONERY .
MANUFAC
A. HART,
Celt-the attentlos of the publics to the tact
diet he inansfactaree and sells At • •
triOLP3ALE,AND *TAIL,
All kinds al:lot:fattiness he, Forego and Do-
Meade Nets, /cc. .Dealers in the country wish
lig anything in his line will do well to. send
their Orden to hint. and they will he promptly
attended to. Satisfaction goarantwd• SfAre
in Patton"a Block. Tow ands. Pa.
~.Feb. 24.1888.—ti.
OOK-BINDERY.-TRE - PUBLIC
B
reipeettally informed that the . Book-
Bindery has been removed to the Argtue Build
iror,ll4 story.. where will be done. - .
sool{•-.13IN 1)1NQ!
In all its various brandies,- on terms as rea
sonable as" the times " will allow. The Bind
ery will be under thiSeharge of • -
H.. C. WHITAKER,
An experienced -Binder. and all 'wort will be
promptly done, In a style and manner which
cannot be excelled. Music, nee.'Diewi
papers;apers; Old Boolmotc., bound In every variety
of style.- . Pirtle:obi - attention will be paid $o
the - Ruling and Binding 'of .
'BLANK' BOOKS,
To any desired pattern, whicb in quality and
durability wil be warranted. •
All work will be ready - for delivery when
promised. -
Tbe patronage of the public is solicited, and
perhosatisfactron guaranteed..
Towanda; August 2. 1866.-4 f.
OBACCO'AND bIGARS
The undersigned have established a
STEAM TOBACCO FACTORY
1 1"0 'VT • .A. ,
10n Main Street below, Bridge, Street
W here they ire manefactathei &Include of
CUT TOBACCO AND CIGARS
Which they oar ` to the trade at
W R:O;LESAL - E P.RICES
That cannot failto salt. We would *net re
spatially aolkitiscall from the dining throulth
Northern Pennsylvania to an mualaation of
OUR STOOK -AND - PRlOft'l
Oor Tobacco is mates:WM from the bat
XENTIICKY'
.
Meek that can be mound the • taarkeit.— ,
Give as atr This la I Mao oohlePtias And
will ano with a Oval -11401/111, of the
. ,
trade 1 t!oupP01540loo zunalacteis:.: nry
• - MEANS Pam
157 MCA Street ! Toinada, l'a..
, . .
:taus 4, . • ..
rwlTlntl wAitgatom I
• -
.11113113 itilinatit simian.. to ihs Pub*
that he aNll coatineso to issatihetorit sad km
OccostawittOt -
CIASINET PIIIIIII • T011111. •
- 12hoiri
itc4, ape* thicilphot., which win to as&
o u t k ibowmotrox,"os...4 . fkosilionms* -
•Hatokoir hiecua of th• Pat& tie alfrait t
vbiekikillso be sottosid bAusbility, at siw
shop shvoosatrp f -sall • sky plow wilt
_htt
fond** WU liar apes time .arlll admit:
iladrtwads Oaks' assisuilly as hod for
• to oder. A gangues will be funjsbs
Au. IC mi. •
I411Wa:4100*1
~:11D - - 41.013',;
trilo.wwlioA.Bl it Sri. A i es
la
• Melo besekkowsieskd
_____AtilahrlfaXAN MillPt4
In Mt 1.01/Amili 'el".
s.-1011616= o.olltatftsp.it =di Cob
418.1.1"•1°14.414P1ii; 11. 100000
1113" Cour hay A°
kW. lits
• 11:14011"*Ii iismonalt ;
jai bs &W og awe P
1118,171/17/ •
leablas, wadi /.7070.00n
- : P i (C lO / 4 4' 17,000
_ 111 111 10Prall 4 1116
°W u - • - • x l.OOO
law Jaw Muni:. 7dls liamaugos
• 'OlOOO4l- 218141!*. J. • C°9 l •
tioeilestal
4500,00.
KolvAiLtrislainnuses
natal • • Mulford , Com,l
To mas, 1N1); 1111111,-tt "Aka"
FIRE, Lin, AND- ACOIDEKTAI.
' 7- XEMILIMID O7O
RIPENTNNN MILLION DOLLARS
H VRtr B SiT4 Aged, _
sotOlimikuip,asitazia coNTAKT,
OntimernisiKaannainirsam t•
Comm': Philaktigaigs, f
sozplis t ow MA( o
Rots bousinFtbarairr ia4.
Nona aid . =over 03400.040
fallriaJtCal Comas OP Nom
. Asasios, Pk/sir/phis. 1
Ompttalsah ,eves .$1,700.000
• .
143 iirtaa billion Warilit.
_ Of Noe% Fere.
, awe Impish over ' $900,00e
1114112Pial barA l XClft CON?UT,
9fpital sad sinks, ova pox
Asno,bratnriscra Coursirr,
Of Nets- Yrk.
Capttal and surplus, over.. r . aso,ooo
Foams browns Comsair. t -
Of *Hartford, Cm.
C,spital sophist, over $7OOOl
1411 bat/maga Couraxitt I. •
Of New. York.
Capital and surplas,oirer $8,000,00(
TILIVILLLIZS lutruzaucz 1
Of Hartford, Coan.
appal43 and Junius, weir
tans on au as
kiada °of , Property, at
ertasas by MY other reliable Companies.
Polities issued and Losses, U any, ad.
j at this Agency,thereby saving the trouble
and ILIO6IIIIO of going elsewhere for settlement.
•_air Office at -the Hardwbere Stare of Cod
ding & Russell C. li. RUSSELL.
Tomos* Peb. 7,1886.-t1
pus INSURANCE COMPANY
.1. ' OP NORTH AMERICA. • •
• oMcs No. 241 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
Ma Company are now prosecuting the be,i•
nee of Insurance from lose or damage by FIRE
an Buildings, Merchandise. Fureditnre; 4e.
throughout the State of Penwlvanla, on Rev'
al tarme,for long orithort peal or permanent
ly of Buildings, by a deposit of Pre am.
The prompt payment of claims for _losses dce
log the period of nearly 70 years that the COm
pany has been in eabitenee. entitles them to the
confidence et the public.
Disicrosa.—Arthur G.
,Coffin, Samuel W.
Jones, John A litiown,thazies Taylor, Ambrose
-White, Jno. R. Neff, Richard D. Wood, ki , oi
Welet, Wm. E. Bowen, James N. Dickson, B.
Morris Wain, John Mason, Geo. L. Harrison,
Francis it Cops. Edward H. Trotter, Edwatt B.
Claihe, Wm. Cummings. ,
ARTIITIR G. COPILIf, Pree , nt:
C.B. RUSSELL, A gent „Towanda.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE FIRE . 4 4ND tall IhafRANCE
COMPANY.--Office, 45 WilliamAN., and 723.
Broadway, N. Y. -
Cmpital, Surplus sad Reserved rands
(Gold) $16,271,675
Assets In the United States, over... . 1,800,060
Deity Premiums, upwards of ( ( 01d)... 17,000
The atiaselioldem personally , responsible for
engagements of the company. All pirectom
mu I be shareholders. '
WORS ur NSW YosX.—Francia.Cottenet
Ha Chairman, Henry Grinnell, Eaq., DEpotJ
Oh rman, • Joseph Gaillard, Jr, Elul., L. rH.
Archibald, OA., R. B. H. .Consol , Alexander
Heinilton, Jr.,laq.,Z3bert C. Ferguaon, Esq.
Allied Pell, Eaq., Resident Secretary. Alex
ander Hamilton, Jr., Rm., Counsel of Board.
Iriumtaa—Phenix Bank—Cammann A Co.
The Policies of this Company are issued by
well-known American citizens resident in Nee
York, who are Directors and-Shareholders, and
consequently, with the other Shareholders. are
Indivienzily liable for all the engagements of
the Company ; all Policies are signed by them ,
all claims are payable in cash on.prool of loss
withal deduction for interest, and not, as is
canal, sixty days after presentation of prom..
They expire at six o'clock, P. M., and not, a,
noon. Life inserance effected, and annuitier
granted on favorable terms.
A. B. IicKSAN, Agent .
Towanda. April 23, 1881.
T HE. EQUITABLE LIFE -ASSUI
ARCS Society's Agency for Bradford c.
CASH CAPITAL 13,0000 u
I'early Income ovcr 62.000.000 cash.
1 MONTANYE k WAV.II
Towsnds,loly 25, '1867.
TIIE ASTOR FIRE INSURA.NCI.
L of New rork. Agency for Bradford Co
CAPITAL $409,000:
Div Wend for 1866, 10 per cent.
IMONTANY E.t:WARD
Towanda, July 25, (867
THE LYCOMING MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance -Agency for Bradford Coonty.
CAPITAL 040000
Mutual Cash plan. In successful operation ov•
er twenty.aeren years.
MOST ANYMa WARD.
Toiranda, July 25, INT
GOMIN INSURANCE AGEN
WTI Y.
WYOMING INSURANCE COMPANY
Wilkes-Bane, PA.
WM. S. ROSS. President
L. D. SHOEMAKER,...... Vice President
H. C.SMITH . . Secretary
Capital and Surplus.slso,ooo.
North America, Hartford. Conn. assets $360,000
Fulton. New York, 250.000
Springfield. Mass., " 400,000
patglicatkons for issuance in the above ecen
taken at fair rates, and business attend
ed to with promptewss and care. Particular
attention will be given to Farm risks in the
country. Also Life and Live Stock Insurance af
fected in good and , reliable companies. Office
over the gory o formerly occupied
by Mercur .M•row.
T. B. CAMP. Agent.
' Towanda. Nara 12,1888.—U.
RIISSiLIi &
INSURANCE AGENCYI
Capital Represented over $27,000,000,
COMPANIES REPRESENTED :
North America, Pkiladelphia,...s 2.901,266'13
Phtenis of Hartford. 1,334,195 41
Germania, New York, 876,815 50
Home In. 00., New Haven., . 1,019,070 30
North American Fire In. Co., of
New York, 754,000 00
Enterprise. of Cincinnati, _ 1,000.00 0 00
Motnal Life, New York,— ..... 20,00).000 00
We write policies in the abate reliable com
ponies at thelowest rates. Particular attention
Sim to farm Propettl. °Mos two doors north
of the Post 0113ce, up stairs. in the room occu
pied by John W, -Mix and Henry Peet. also a
the besting Holum of B. 8. Russ RUSSELLeII & Co.
B. 8. ,
JOHN W. MiX.
Tomas. Feb. 20,180.
FASHIONABLE TAILORING 1
LEWIS REHBEIN
Iteaperitelly halo= the eltbeoa of Towanda
Boroigh, that be Ma opened a •
TATIOR SHOP,
In Plihrizrey's Banding oPpoalte the llesas,House
arid sallies *share of public patronage. •
no to prepared to eat and make garments is
the m r - ashionable style. sad the most
ble manner. Perin% eatbdsotion will be Pe dura
'
aetied. od
'-
,Cutting and Repairing done toorder on 'liar
'notice. • • pt. 101 leer.
IP — PIaIIiATION IN DIV,OIWE.—
:To Wary A. Streevy.—No. 86. Kay term !
1965. You are hereby notidedthat AIM
.Btreevy. your husband, haa applied.to the feet
At Common , Pleas of Bradford County. la[ s
:diverte from the bends of matrlinoay, and the
'said 'Court has appointed Monday the 7th 411
of September. 1888, for bestial; the saki
trod le the premises, at which time and place
you can attend' IT yoa think proper.
WN. GRIFFIS
Meg
Aug. 6,1868.,
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