di it u rat .
=l2
Do not • remove the plants to the
Louse 'until there s danger of frost;
and then give the abundanee of air
and light And here we will say
that'll/Me of the finest we ever saw
were kept in.„ia south chambei in
which there wAs- no fire, -but adjoin
ing a room which was- warmed
a store. There is generally more
danger from too much" heat,that too
little. For such plants as geraniums,
petunias, fuchsias, roses, oleanders,
etc., a t empratnre from 45 to 65 de
grees is abundantly warm. -
Perhaps the greatest obstacle' o
ettaess in•window gardening Viola
the dryness of the air. When houses
were, warmed in the old fashioned
way, by fire places. or wood stoves,
with abundance of cracks at the win
dows ancV, doors to let in fresh air,
plants grew very well. And now,
shut a few plants are kept in a
kitchen window, where the air is
charged with vapor from the boiling
watei, they often thrive with old
fashioned luxuriance. How,thei,ean
we modify the parched air of oar par
tors and sitting rooms ? One way is
,to keep a pan of water evaporating
on our stoves end in the air chamber
of our furnaces. In additioti to this,
provide a table for the plants as
wide as the window and just the
height.of the window-sill. Fastn - a
rim around the 'border of the table
-two inches high, and line the whole
with zinc Fill this space with sand
and cover . it'with moss. Set the pots
on ill's sand, and keep it always
. If Tau ere willing to tale the
troubleset each pot in another one
half an inch l tr&r, filling the space
bnl renn with moss, which is to be
kept moist. By these means, the
- air
around the plants will be kept some
n hat ,humid.
As to watering and ventilating,
d'setimination should be used. ;As
:a general rule, water should be given
.copionsly enough to wet the entire
ball of soil ; wetting simply is not
enough. A daily sprinkling or syring
ing of the leaves is always a good
thing. In ventilating, it hi seldom
safe, in cold weather, to open the,
windows directly in front of the plant,
A better way is to let in air
from a window on the opposite side
- of the room ; it will then become
to•eperoil a little before reaching the
stir the soil often with a small
Lick when it is dry. If insects rip
_ pear, pick them off, or kill them by
I niuigating.—Bural American. '
130ILING POTATOES. — Not one house
keeper out of ten knows how to boil
potatoes properly. Here is an Irish
'nettled, one-of the best we know of.
Clean wash thepotatoes, and leave
the skin on ; then bring the water
to a boil, and throw theta in. As
soon as boiled soft enough for a fork
to he easily thrust through them,
-dash some cold water in the pot, let
the petatoeS remain two minutes,and
and then poor off the Nv_ater. This
dent, half remove the pot-lid, and let
the potatces remain over a slow fire
till the steitm is evaporated ; then
peel, and set them on the table in an
open dish.. Potatoes of a'good kind,
thus'cooked, will always be sweet,
dry, and mealy. A covered dish is
bad for potatoea, 'as- it keeps the
. steam in, and makes them soft and
watery. 7
PICKLED LEMONS.—They should be
small and with rind. • Rub them with
a piece of flannel ; then slit them
half down iu four quarters, but not
- through to the pulp ; fill -the slits
with salt hard pressed, in ; set them
upright in . a pan for four or five dakk
until the salt-melts ;
turn them thrice
Ii day in thAr own liquid, until ten.
der ; make eri l ough pickle to cover
them, - of vinegar, the brine of the
lemona, Jamaica pepper-and ginger';
buil and.skinlit when cold, put it to
• thelemons, v?ith , two ounes of mus
tard seed, and two cloven of garlic
tq six lemons. When the lemons are
used, the pickle will be useful in figli
or other sauces.
SUR CURRANT WINE —Cur
rants funr pounds ; sugar three
pounds ; water one gallon. Place
the currants, stems and all, in a tub,
and mash them well, add the water ;
set in a cool place, arid stir occasion
ally ; continue the stirring for three
days ; then drain the liquor through
- a seive, squeeze the pulp in a cloth,
add the sugar (stirring until it is all
dissolved), and put into a barrel or
eat ? k, which should stand in a dry,
cool ,cellar. When fermentation is
over, bung up tight and leave all
winter Rack off in spring before
,second fermentation, and bottle alter
second fermentation.
Cutseu CAKES.—BoiI, in half-pint
water,three-quarters cup butter A stir
in, while boiling, one and three-quar,
tera cups flour. Take from the fire,
and stir in, gradually, five eggs, not
beating them, and half teaspoonful
soda,dry. Drop on pans half the size
you want them when baked. Bake
fifteen or twenty minutes.
FILLIHti - , FOR THE • ABODE.—BeII one
pint milk. Beat together three or
Jour eggs,one cup sugar, wafter cup
flour, and stir this into the boiling
milk. Flavor with lemon or vanilla.
Arms Furzrzus.—This is a favorite
dish with many, and often preferred
to dumplings. We like them prepar
ed thus ; Make a batter, not very
stiff, with one quart of milk, three
eggs, and flour to bring it to--a right
consistence. Pare and core d dozen
large apples, chop them to about the
size of small peas, and mix them
well in batter. .Fry them in lard, as
you would doughnuts. For trim
mings,we like powdered white sugar
best, though good molasses answers
very well. They are goOd with eith
er.
SWEET POTATO Punniso—Boil one
pound of Sweet potates very tender,
and diess them, - while hat, through a
grater=the finer the better. To this,
add hailf a dozen eggs, welt beateb,
three-quarters of a pound of fine
sugar, three-Tiarters of a. pound of
butter, some grated nutmeg and lem
on-rind, and tiTglass of old brandy,—
.Put a past in the dish, and, when the
pudding is.done,sprinkle the top with
white sugar finely pulverised. This
is a dish it =to grace the table of an
epicure.
To PICKLE PLUIIB.—Eor eight pounds
of fruit take four pounds of sugar,
fwo . quarts of vinegar, one ounce cin
.tamon, and one of cloves • boil the
vinegar, sugar, and spices - together
bkitn
_and pour scalding hot over
your fruit ; le.:t it set three days ;
poor off the syrup, scald and skim.
and pour over again, and continue
- this process every three days till you
have scalded it tree tinies,siter which
it will be fit for: use. Plums prepar
ed in this way, wo think superior to
, the old method of .preserving with
tingaralone.
'
TN the District Court of the thtited
1. States for the Western District of Ping's.
0 Hassan Billinp, a Dankrapt.under the Act
of sftn, of March 2d,188?, haviamopplieg
for iMebane from all 'his debts; sad'odiec
claims provable under said act; By order_
_,lttlitioj
Court, Notice hi hereby given, -to UrfirldlMOl
who have proved their debts. and other Mims'
Wended •, to appear on the 11th *UMW.'
1888, at, 2 • o'clmk,p.m., before Overtini;
Jr., Register, at his aloe at•Towanda,to show
canoe, if any they have,whz a Discharge should
not be granted to the said Bankrupt. rAnd ha=
the,. Notice Is hereby that he mondani!,
third meetings of crfteris of Weald
l
required by the ?Alai:42M sectiona=
Act, will be had before the said flegister,at the
same time and place 8.C..
IfcCANDLEIN3.
i Clerk of said Court.
cr.: 29 „'G8
iN:,:THE DISTRICT COURT OF
thsAinitedSr the Western Dkdriet
of Beinsylvania. Riley Sickles.' a Bank
rtUnder the Act of Congress of March
18 having applied for a itip ie from
all debts, and other claims tin
der said Act, by order of the mi. ;lake
is hereby given, to all creditor s . who have
proved their debts, and other preens in
terested. to appear on the 13th day GM
twin= 1868; at 10 o'clock, a. m., before
said Gnirk at the office of EDWARD OVER
TON, Esq., at Towanda, Pa., tallow cause,
if any they have, why a Discharge should
not be granted to the said Bankrupt And
farther, notice is herebygiven, that the sec
ond and Third Meetings of Creditors of the
said Bankrupt, required by the 27th and
28th Sections of said Act, will be had before
said Register, at the same elmsan m dtlace.
S. C. McOAND s
Clerk 11. S. Dist. Court for saki District.
Oct. 21, 1868. - -
TN THE DISTRICT ,COURT OF
I. the II c} States, for the Western Dis
trict of Pennsylvania. Alonze E. Benjamin
a Bankrupt wider the Act of Congress of
March 2d, 1867, having, applied for a Dis
charge from all Jia debts, and other claims
provable under said Act, by order of the
Court, notice is hereby given, to all per
sons who have proved. their debts, and oth
er persons interested, to appear on the llth
day of Novxmorsa, 1868, at D o'clock, •m,
before Edward Overton, Jr, Esq., at hid of
• flee in Towanda, to show cause, if any
they have, why a discharge should not be
granted to the said Bankrupt. And further
notice is hereby given, that the second and
third meetings of the Creditors of the said
Bankrupt, required by the 27th and 28th
sections of said Act, will be held before the
said Register, at the same time and place.
S. C. MoCANDLESS,
Oct. 21, 18G8, Clerk of said Court,
TN THE , DISTRICT COURT. OF
IN
the Unied States, for the Western Dis-
trict of Pennsylvania.. ISAAC N. LACEY,
a Bankrupt under the Act of Congress of
March 2d, 1867, having applied for a Dis
charge from all his debts, and other claims
provable under said Act, by order of the
Court, Notice is hereby given, to all per
sons who have proved their debts, and. oth
er persons interested, to appear on the 14th
day of November 1868, at 9 o'clock, a. m.,
before E. Overton, Jr., Esq., Register, at
his office in Towanda, Pa., to show cause,
if any they have, why a Discharge should
not be granted to the said Bankrupt, And
farther,' Notice is hereby given that the
Second and Third Meeting of Creditors of
the said Bankrupt, required by the 27th
and 28th Sections of said Act, will be held
before the said Register, at the same time
road place. S. C. McCANDLESS,
Oct. 22, 1868. Clerk of said Court.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
IN
the United States, for the Western Dis
trict of Pennsylvania. GEORGE SMITH,
a Bankrupt under the Act of Congress of
March 2d, 18G7, having applied for a Dis
charge from all his debts,-and othei claims
provable under said Act, by order of the
Court, Notice is hereby given to all persons
who have proved their debts, and other
persons interested, to appear on the 13th
day of Novusnuta, 1868, at 9 o'clock, a. m.,
before E. Overton, dr., Esq., Register, at
his office in Towanda, Pa., to show cause.
if any they have, why a Discharge should
not be granted to the said Bankrupt. And
further, Notice is hereby given, that the
Second and`Third Meetings of Creditors of
the said Bankrupt, required by the 27th and
28th Sections of said Acts will be held be
fore the said Register, at the same time and
place. S. C. McCANDTOINFI,
'Oct: 22, 1868. Clerk of said Court.
£lUEcdlancons.
W HOLESALLE GROCERY
MCI
PROVISION HOUSE
F. S. ' M.
113, MnAI STnEET,
TOWANDA, PA
The undersigned,
.enconraged by
the success which has thus far,, at-
tended their new enterprise, desire
to make acknowledgement for the
very liberal patronage they have re-
ceiyed, by givingtheir customers the
advantage of their years' experience,
together with the benefit of theft.
greatly increased facilities for doing
business
They keep constantly on hand, a
very large and cbmplete assortment
Htt :everything in their line, and are
daily receiving' such additions to
their stock as the wants of their
ti ade requires
They have now in store, Sugar,
Syrup, Molasses, Coffee, Rico, To-
bacco, Fish, Salt, Cheese, Fruits,
Crackers, Candy, Matches, Broome,
Wrapping Paper, and Twine, Flour
Sacks, Seeds, and a great variety of
other goods, which have been recen
ly bought at the lowest point in the
market, and are offered at wholesale,
at rates to correspond.
They desire to call especial atten
tion to their large stock of Fine
Teas, which they are selling at New
York Jobbing prioes,—guaranteeing
the quality in all cases
Hav© also 6n hand a good assort-
ment of Flour, Pork and Kerosene
They still continue to have the
benefit of a resident Partner in New
York, who is constantly in the market
and prepared to turn to our advan
tage any favorable changes in the
price of ioode.
FOX, STEVENS, MEECTIN & CO
May 12, 1868.
D. B. BAKER, Mater Millwright,
Is prepared to attend to all inudness In
his Ilne. He warrants all work done in a work
manlike manner. All orders by null, or other -
wise, addressed- to me at Towanda, will be
promptly attended to. June 4,1868.-3 ml
• TOwanna, Ps., June 28,180.
To et whom U may concern: I certify that I
have this day appota ed D. B. BABES, Of To
wanda, Bradford county. Pa., an sent for the
sale of Bodinerhaval 7hrbise Wakr Waal
for th e reargues gt Bradford. Wyoming, Lynam
log, Clinton, Clearfield, 'Doge and Potter in
the State of Pennsylvania . Parties want
these wheels out obtain them through him
be will give his personal attentkni to patting
them In when desired. Parties by calling upon.
kir. Baker, at Towanda, will be shown the
wheel.and on op:Ilk:anon to him he will farm.
illostrated pamphlets containing working
tables, testimonials, &e...,411). •
JAth A.IitcPUBBBON,
aeonsl agent tor Pfleefirenia, for Do.
dines /WM; Tort/las Water Wheel.
Ital Adatiasir karate:
kilt V ill Airkt l- . w*te D.
„ . . ..
. ..
~,I.wm. EsTA.zal‘ . ollork ,
, ~ _
n4B.
iiboasiiek; . - . act e ,
r imisappe 4 ''''...
Alragot laadiitioittral
Benam. • Clootala am aseasonassw.
from Waal, eotmi. , sad van MY
Railway. . ~, . 1 1 1.,1,.. _, •i . ‘
Thy” Bins AWebot"prioii T T hi , wtLkii
towmblp, Camden ommty, .1 . Conbinine
3509 sew: To be old a in 108. 1 • ..
i I
Potter .sty ... lands. ilinevily timbered
with Pine. Hemlock, Ashi, (Stem and hard
i I
woods Si knows • • •
' . I I I •
. ' . : 1 -- • 1 - -
TractiNo. 4763, containing f 990 acres ; Ito.
4755, 990 acme.- between the drat and Oa
forks orthe Shwa: whetting In Wharton and
Spinals townships. 1
I•
Tracts No. 4767. 990 a; No. 4759,.400
acres; No. 4698, 400 setae ; {Wharton • town
ship. line of Appot. hesdirelers of Kettle
Creek. - - i : • . 1
. Tracts No. 5917, 1100 sore ; No. 5710,10841
a acmi re, if i b!p ') erc a ret Vii l . o 5912, 1 100 tI 1 e.
924 '.
i L ineatetai
5930,1100 acres,- No. AT: 1100 , =WC; No.
6929, 1100 ;' In Whartoe ' d town
ships on head waters ISe preek, near main
1 1 1
Tracts No. 4717,1$ acres 4729, 920, melt '
Appot and Stewardsow townships, near littl e
Kettle Creek. -
•
Tracts No. 4920,837 acres i• 4924, GOO acres,
Wharton township , main br anch, Binnamshon
thB.
Two hundred and seven •five acres prime,
first class coal land. Blakely township, Les
'erne county. Pa., half way between Branton
and Carbondale. Very near the Railway;
Ono thensand acres drat dais Anthracite_
coal land about miles -east of. Wilkes -
- in the midst of improVements.i • •
• 1
About 1000 acres of land in Itedford town-
ship, Burlington county, Sew Jersey, about
four miles north from Jackten Junction of the
Camden and Atlantic and Delaware and an
Bay hallway,. Valustde mill seat. Two
or three hoaxes, stable, barns, ie., second
growth of timber, never failing water. Power
I fall 15 or 18 feet overshot. Price $2O per acre.
One-third may remain.
Delaware Farms and Pentirrantit
Descriptions and directions, mt_on appliet ,
tion.
A %minable Country Seat dear Philadelphia.
Splendid grounds and trees. 'macros of land
WESTERN PROPERTY-For edit or ex
change. 120 acres of woodland one third tint
bored. San Piere; Stark 'county, lowa.
Forty acres of good La pd with fruit trees, op
pies, peaches, pears. isM - 25 acres improved
one half mile from Ban Piero on Railway.
Price $BOO. ;
80 acres one mile from ken flare, one•tblyd
timbered. kin improveq►enis. On railway .
Trice $BOO.
A Maim mill property ill Burlington town
ship, Bradford county. A very desirable -lum-
bering operation.
Eight pareels of land, ntaining from 8010
100 acres, each partially ti berms. and improv
ed suitable for farming. or grazing.
House and Barn In good Order and 436 acres
of improved and timbered land. orchard, good
water. &c. Union towr:ship, Tioga county, op
Northern Central I...silway. For sale on long
time and easy terms. I I
26 Town Lots in Monrod Borough, Bradford
county, Pa.
3,000 Auras Rild Timtaired 1 and. Sullivan
county; Pa.
122 Acres good Fari:p.iug tend, Burlington
township. Bradford county,.
Other timbered and improved properties.
Descriptions given on split' Jation.
•
Tenements and Improvd Beal rEstate, To-
wanda Borough, an 3 other properties 4.
MONTANYR & WARD,
Execute Conveyances, fatal& Briefs of Title,
buy and sell Beal &tali, collect inntals and
liens,survey and examine all kinds of property.
They are prepared to negotiate sales of tuns;
homesteads, and properties especially desirable
to capitalists; to pmenri advances of money
upon bond and mortgagei sad to prosecute in
quiries for those desiring br mate investments
or secure a home. Thnteirill effect
& CO
In the best knOrn 1 0 111 E AND LIP& COMPA
NIES. They have exelulthe A 01107 01 Brad
fwd. and neighboring counties fb. 'es Hos t -am
patsies In these seve7l ;departments of loser
awes • ' ! I •
Those who desire to boy or sell fermi;
;
AU who wish to effect insutatum against Fire;
ru All who see
oret kjenusnent inves tm
their famfiea , __ th ents for 3
secure an
flrst-cbss Life Companies ;
Capikdists di:l6l2los tO bay or sell valuable
speculative properties ;
All wishful; gamy? aIQ enmlaillons ;
•
Au wishing Mean t co upon luable tea
Party;
All who wish to obtain lease iw rental o
Farms or Tenements •
Are respectfully solicited to carnet such bast
nen to one Agency.,
Further particulin kiralstAd at bar aloe.
•
Office, corner ofliain and Pine streets
- PROPERTIES ADVERTISED
ffiNg • • .;
FREE 01. CHARGE:
Non.U. Neranracorkada, Pa.
Hon. William Ewell, Illoonabarg, Ps.
C I.. Ward, Nig., Tomah.
Y.U. Neaanr,
Co. '
G. P. Noon C Boo kers, Towanda.
Z. D. Nola.
Gle Lathrop, baddin k gtan k Co., N. York.
ason BrotiorPldladelpila.;
Non.loba N. Clonyagbua. - WElkaiMarra.
Chalks Pankh. Wllkaadkrie.
Bon. P. B. &roster._
_lionttrosa, Pa.
Towing*, APT I. /NM
Ga W ; morrITT,
Ss, Jag. opened $ fan and mmplate assortment
; of
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS,I
TEA, SWAB, GOITRE JIII3 SPICES
.• , • -
soar ei ma. Rapid .
I . lLod"iff ;the tilehrated 111nerla1l Soip, Oa.
for deludes Tin sad Bilea
fl aglio keeps conataittly oa band all kinds of
onetpr FRUITS I. -
Pemba, Pews, Amiss. Betties . Gress oam
sal Tonatoes,el4 other. trol •in their sea
am 'hick will be sold. , _
-He also hrs.omseetedorlik . ,the. skive as
Eating Rome, witerf people - ,etalleg %stows
for dinner will and s.grams gal goasp bg good
Style. in resale* at saltine. •
Cask paid' for Omen , Trait, Give bite s tad.
GIGO. W; UOIPVITT.
Towanda.A.sg.l7, 11117.
FPINE ..811,11113 AND VOLUM
a, at - :IMMO 41141016
INSURANCE
G. D. MONTATIVE,
' HENRY MUM.
=I
REFS MINCES
==
Gww"4l.i'm
Joni;
Mat'‘llll4
voold INN&
teatios et the jobtle to
hetet stack eci
;egg
•Al+11); PR MONS,
"bleb be Is inning to WI the time ind
pir 14 . !?"14. 1 11° *al" 1" 11 ' 9 ri b'
"
•
FEED stpRE,
Width Is elated to imply the eon end
Botolon1• 1 19 l it ; i thrs. He keepe
oondestlyenitild sterns 'of
T ligt.4l,'ClaFTlllll
ma
UM
FLOW-:-11;ITTSIk
. .1
(warns
• . - FifitgAr
Thy oltbieso,
Plow wapt lit Make
Wrong* . foef i s Aut. I
promitersith e'
ray opot.ttnal to e
to warrant oattotactton
*114.17„,`:
spri7Eqp AND 1
That *ere i w y
ou
ot it;
I I
BIIO4IES AND PL,
Al EM CAUL' GE FAXITOttY.
Which; for style, good used ' 'la con
otzt=dityr# wolkyyttiO WA; can not
",MY 1'
Is, to employ only • • •
Brat care to get the best
rant my trait to give • •
Mg. All kinds of W
made to order, with r
`PRlck.s
Repairing, well. neatly
t° : 2l4l) l ' •
ATHENS MIMI
Athens; Pa., Sept. 1;
NEW ST I O
NEW GRO
W. A.. RO
CANNED
PINE APPLES, P:
OF ALL
AND OANNEI
DRIED
PEACHES, PRIJ
CES
TEAS, SUG
moLssszs; c
Of all kinds, in
aRO 0 E
* Will be kept
FLOUR,FEED,B
1117TrER, LARD
Var OF •.F
DRY GOODS 0
LOWEST POIN
And w
CHEAP AS
O TH
yJASH.
ALL KINDS
lily 20867
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111
B. H
In In the Inn of C
preps e 4 to offer
dnt, end victuit
stock of
GRO
Which I have p u rc
dent that can aell t au low figures m can be
purchased elsewher • I now offer to the public
aeplendidatock of .
TEA'S, CO S, SUGARS,
fkrpoii, s
I I
Rave on
, t
AKRQN FLO
EYE DO.
heepl contently
LARD shad klnda oti FUR. Would call the et-
tesltiet I t p! the put4t
• FroOK
11 IPS* Or WIC&
tiondrT, New Yor
Pismo tIU end
, 111w001
tarsi ' I umortaleat.
TOIIZT.BOAPS:
it dish price for'
•,;COO
ftmimpOwtme
AU persons fad
pkese tall and
itomaids, Mikeh
AMO.
opened & • In the room back of the
Rooms of the Tom Yea's Christian Almada
Non, second dory, • Ntldy'a Obaking Mote
robes >e now • pared to d aUldria of
,
•
T i elaa, •
1, •
In the bodand fashionable manner. An
experience of man , detorsdnatloa to
kepp wth the ' • one Of lbe Them; Me
&Ire to please h • eamomara. Wlntlkvea trill
enable him to glee • • • • •
4;MUM/ • • • abort notion and mime
ble tenni. ; Oen. AMY,
WM
NOC.filtiNiti
. 1 ,poopst
4 .
'R. ." WE D - , .D. T.,t,
.
. - '-: fitAivittith
lii II I EIJI „CI 0/.OiD 11i..;',
Is Um. eattehle to the waats of the people.-
• he will eell for Car*eney at former. •
1:i Okr ( 'AND
1; jirH,
of the liatl said
hrvite the eh
large sad welt sit
• '4301,D PRICES!
W . I l ' l T l tsg ° ll7, ll i ,,s k r,
cLoIuiNGI
(toiniciarvi la , kh/d) cmistlll o 2l.. 1
.13:1181,14ESS
A. SUGARS,
PORK, &0.,
,:.1 ..1 •:, '..- : 1 4 ilMsfat".4 . f
COATS, VESTS AND . PANTS ;
fat cub.
IX TILE BOBO'
• ROE. •
vary4lll
Übaral
too „years. aad
to Improve eti
oar bantam, so as
all. Call sad tea us
outlaw:snit.
DRESS COATS, PANTS Jr, VESTS,
Over Alb ,and Over 131drts., Until and_Paper
Collars. Men. Cadman and Mirth
Es& Tiss.llna t = Gloats; Canal. Leather
_rarals ink, Soft and Straw
. d es that Good Goods
Or
cheaper at a tab prim than poor goods at any
orlos. - Call sad mobsgoods before bop,
Next door to Powell my
Co.
, , lg. W. EDDY.
, ,
Towands.May 28,180. .
7 1')RgrET
d a large amortmaat
WAGONS
THE TEMPLE OF FASHAON
• NEW STORE AND NEW GOODE!
An entire, new stick of Clothing bought u
cheaply' Wore the war to be sold w ith
sMil
The undemlgned would rape ctfolly announce
to the citizens of Towanda and vicinity that be
now ready to aim them Clothing. such u
wockinett,itui tue
of stock, and Wyss
: faction... •
FINE BEAVER OVERCOATS,
CHINCHILLAS, PILOTS,
nEKM
Lo*.
d prome i r dona. It
th e : e. . •-•
GE FACTORYI
J. A. .1311113 TOLL.
858 —Sm.
FniasyDaass AND ' Busing - a . Surrs:
Famishing Goods, &e., and that these goods'
bought at veg_ low firm . s will be sold with
very small pronto I ;dead to establish a per
manent trade in this place, and in order ,to gain
the confidence of purchasers, wUI deal :'on a
basis of I,
RE!
NEW iGQODSI
C' ERIESi
HONESTY AND INTEGRITY
and all goods Will be warranted for what the
are represented to be. Come and examine an
convince yourself. Don't forget the place
Temple of Fashion, opposite the Means House
south end of Beldleman's '
KWELL'S.
FRUITS,
Towanda, 0ct.17, 1887
ACHES, PbIIMS
BEDELL & VAN TEL,S9R,
KIDS,
D OYSTERS.
MERCHANT TAILORS !
ES CHERRIES
BEADY MADE t, o,srnlNA;
2E3
, SYRUPS,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
FFEE, SPICES,
everything in the
WAVERLY;TIOGA COUNTY,.N.Y
YI N E
natantly.on hand
AND, PtTATOES,
We have a FashiOn Ible Cutter from Neyr
'York City, and take all the risk in you*
good fit. •
8, AND EVERY
. ,
READY MADE CLOTHING
I
We make at our oss establishment. We glee
particular attention o Youth's Boys, and {
.. I 1
PRODUCE.
lot of
CHILDRE S CLOZHINd
ALL VARIETIES,
d at tho
IN THE MARKET
CLOTHS A D CASSMISHE,S. T
From 135 cent, to per yard, (a 1: 414
Best Stock Hats dad 0413
be sold as
HE i CHEAPEST I
Kept within $0 •• es. Como, andlloOk and
prove for youreelt.
WM be at • Ward House the &St and
third mg.
Thursday of - every month with damp es
of cloods, , and prepared te. take sesames.
• BEDELL & VAN VgLBOll,
08 Brant*" Waverl7 N. Y
Agenti for Greyer & Baker's Sewing 1111. chines.
April 4,1888.
FARMERS.
'AID FOR
OF PRODUO&
A. ROCKWELL.
= IGNED, HAVIN
Who Interest of
PATCH,
PATCH & CO., is now
the citizens 'a. Bradford
a large and well selected
ER FE S,
d for Cub and feel con&
TUB, PICES, ao.,
d • lusts' stock of
R, GRAHAM DO.
OCKWHEAT DO.
on bail, POSH, HANN
to oar Can't Be Beat'
F TOBACCO,
hue Oaktere celebrated
Chemical and Brown Boy.
our stook of
, L EN WARE
of YANKEE Emma.
,&c. IwM pay tbeidgb-
Y PRODUCE.
U before waling *imbue.
0. B. PATOH.
tot to the :late Iript-iitU
inamediste ritymemt.
• C. B. PATCH
1.1A67.
ILOB SHOP
k • •
EINNEPACIUM,
tmwszstogi
MEM
An Wool.
Llnen Costa, Midterm luid Pants,
MALL PROFITS I
I Also Abe .•
HATS AND CM'S.
FASHIONABLE
DICAI,EILB 111
HAIS ASS CAPS,
G 8 Brind street,
And almiya ha oa good:aasortmen9
NEW LOCATION
NEW ATTRACTIONS!
J. M. COLLINS,
Has removal to the store tonne occupied' by
!Withal Brothers a Co., next below the Poet
Office, and has replenished his assortment erith
a large and new stock of, , •
READY MADE OLOTIIING'
CLOTHS,
, OASSIMERES,
TRIMMINGS,
calms FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, OAPS,i
&0., &O. I
These goods bare been recently rearel*ed„
shwa the decline ,in prices, and will be sold at
EXTREMELY LOW RATS
Give-me a call, before 'burehaelng 'eliewbere,
as 1 willwa better goode4 at lower witm than
ambers. .
I bare nue arrangements with an expert
Tsßar L.) i•
MANUFACTURE GARMENTE,
AM having a large stock of Cloths and Trim
mings, I can mum cuernmes with orery
style of Garment they - may desire, made in a
fashionable manner, and warranted to .fit.
Don't forgot the place, nest door helore t the
Poet.olllce and Jews Boom. ilfain-st.
Towanda; April 30,1868. , ! 1
STOI9II
1
The underelgeed have opened a. Store on the
south fide ofmercer's new block,
1
TOWANDA, PA.,
, •
Where they Intend to keep I tau itciek a(
• •
FASIIIDNABLE AND BEASONAIILNI
• •
•
Goods, coosisting of -
HALS CAPS; I P.RS
TRAVELLING B v GS,
UMBRELLAS, CANTS, GLOWS,
f_BtrITALO and Wow 110,883.
•
. .
. . . .. .., ..
Witch we will sell at the lowest posiiblePtiets
and respxdieU7 solicit a share Of t l l4l-I)itet..i4lo
of the pstille- • ‘ : . '::* ' • ... ..
i - '
. -
Sir Hats fitted with the -A nee! %to •Cronformitier.
°LORNE! . J1113:1LI!4.
Tara.. Oct. 5, I,P.
OR, ANY -0120,..a -
II la our Bu t drama stibelei
_by st 1111W511001 .
- - - - .
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• - ' -
ATM CASE ;o; N E R GEO STOBRi
• - 113-4; 4 -
•,'lierusaurs,mtertywa.,„. „
Coiair lista ma- Piss $ ta.
_
Idat , a
tall salsamploaa' alliwassa:e a
aairiatealadsayisabradag awl
' bribe Ma Sie; usehaaieWparpse.,l alleat47
selaotsa thipeogradvairsala
tha visa. will : ittartaatly
goal ln* -frauk =nit= "ll ta.
___liisadatib *.ttan.
Winsaggistrt ,
,DRUGEOLISICISEEVMI4O/445;
- -
rum,
Anurgra 4 pro',7llßP
gag; Plizift, Palma; willisiniqt;
Brob!*
I E/n/OSENE 1 ‘ OR - fp o 4
4 , sad :Bombe
‘14,1611: - mow 'cuundm 'x i,
b ul k . 4 901.. 14 ,!sl t e,
T&NNEIri ANA - MACHIN E
OMB;
l iik7 Tact ' Artidesbf
WONG* Booms, Boas: COPS ,
golrDieis Pahang.
romtg*BooKs; PORT IsiONAls,
glue iNci luta
PIIII WEiBEI AND L/Q170131,
rai iteadot, use
0 , imp Ppm': Jam ,01,43,04
;Pieta aniltioerßeeds,Tialo,oispe,!.i'
'Bispenecolee, Bhoglde, 'Eakdal, r' s
ilresst Pumps, Teethiag Mem liarelog •
Bottleflfil2Phar.'lfiloWe 'Sheik and.
IY:sestw,isyriages Asa Pacus,Belf•
Bolling Frail an •, •
Fkisoringliztracts, Blase .-3=4 Ohre •
Ware,llottleo Viols, Corks; Bath ßrick,
Stove Black ing Flap Tinkle Antrngni•';'
d e - /ka Bot ani c. •Bo a Eclectic std Boauspath- •
to Medicines, sad all the Popular Patent
M.A u j•
,• •
11 artialea
wuriuted: as repaissited, ", Per.
soositlilletasob out receire their orders by
stage or mail; • which; :receive ; prompt, one
careihrattention, ' • _
_ .
DR. PORTER'S PREPARATIONS .
•• •
FOE FAMILY wiz; '
known as Safe and Reliable Remedlea t aie
ranted for what they are Intended ; to Ore 5at.15 , 1
faction, viz :
Dr. Porter's Pectoral 4 = 13 !0 7, f 47
ding akar 1 00
Dr. Porter's Eclectic Pills, or bilious eon. '
plaints and mild eatkartle„.._. '25
Dr..Porterls r iii ef eas D e l a rn i f I for ft-T*4";
00.
Dr. Porter's
skin Tontijor female weak
nese,.. 06
Dr. Porter a Tonle t e Ellzirfor sUingt/uning -
• the asks!, • _ 100
,
Dr. Porter's Tau
kidnt B o krtallpo. for liseroad
aiala 00
Dr. forter'ssCorop. Byr: Bypophospbltes,
- • Arisen:ow deOrkty... 100
Dr Porter's -Blackberry Balsam . for than •
Dr. Porter's rh fiit si r l iii:ll . mbrocailonfoi sprain
bruiru;
D. Porter's Pectoral Waters, for hoarse.: 36
Dr. Poiter;s °lftrubir
U. JACOBS
Dr. Porter's Worm Syrup, for extermisa
ging • Was ons 95
Dr. Porter's Intent Relief, for crying Imbue
colic, 4-c 26
Dr. Porter's Cephalic Bann; for catarrh
Cephalic
25
Dr. Porter's,. Toothache Drops, for tooth
ache 25
Dr. Porter's
te Tooth Powder, for prim rein g
26 . '
eth ' -
Dr. Porter's Tricogene, for dressing and 6)
growing the hair 50
Dr. Porter's Tricophile,lor beautifying the
, hair 50
Dr. Porter's Odoriferous Shampoofor clean
ing the hair 60
Dr. Porter's Milk ot. Flowers, for beautify.
tug tlle complexion 50
Dr. Porter's Pile o:ntment. 1 for externs
piles. 00
Dr. Porter's French Compound. tor scald ,
In g mine. • Go
Dr. Porter's Medicate d Figs,; for habittle.
Constipation 00
Dr. Porter's Healing Salve, for cnts.wonnde
iko . 16
Dr. Porter's Lip Salve, for chapped lips.... 26
Porter's Eye f3alro, for inflamed eyes.. 26
Porter's Eye Water, for inflamed eyes.. 25
Dr. Porter's Corn and Wart 'Remover, for
corns and bunions
Dr. Porte.'s Constipation Pills, 'for costive
ness
Dr. Porter's Iron Pills, for poor blood .
Dr: Porter's C ant itrat
ca e iNagneabs, fors pleas.
tluutio. 50
Dr. Porter's Liquid Bennet, for making no.
tritious diet for invalids 25
Dr. Porter's Extract Vanilla, for flavoring
lee cream, do 40
Dr. Porter's Extraet-Lenion for flavoring
Joe cream—larg e bottles , 10
Dr. Porter's Oriental Cement, for mending
broken glumoko 25
Dr. Porter's Liquid rk Gine, tor repairing
wood wo 26
Dr. Porter's Cleansing Fltud,for easy wash
-50
Dr. Porter's 1 'Be gs d Bag Poison, for killing .
bu
Dr. Porter's Fly Poison Paper, for killing 60
flies OS
Dr. Porter's Bat and Mice Poison, for
.ex
terminating rata ' 26
. Dr. Porter's; Benzine, for removing spots
. traps clothes 26
Dr. Porter's Black Ink, In pint bottles 25
• - in bulk by the gallon 00
Dr. Porter's Honer and Cattle Powder, for '
diseases of animals.., ., . 30
Dr: Porter'sflcirmi 'and Cattle Lode n,
, gsEs,-ac 60
Dr. Porter's:one and Bpavin Core.
; - fors horses ao
EMI
Modica ladvice given gratultonsly at the office,
obargingg only fbr medicine.
sir I for past liberal patronage,would
respectfully announce to his. friends and th e
public, that *no pains shall be spared to satisfy,
and merit the continuation of t heir confidence
and patronage.
' • H. c‘ PORTEII;
Deo. 18,1866.—yr.
THE 'CORNER GROCERY
Southeast corner of Main & Bridge•sts
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, 'FLOUR ? M
The undersigned desire to
acknowledgements for the very
al patretiaie theyCliiiici rice' iv 13
the past eight months
-They have recently made lar Z
ditions. to their stock, and:nre in .
receipt of Goods adapted to the wants
of their trade, allof which have been
MIN
selected with care and bought at
IEI
very lowest market rate&
With their eiperionee '4O !ireittly
increased facilities, Wei would most
resipeotfully invite their old friends
anO.castpmers.toan eximgnatkil of
will -justify their
ME
chatomer,n'in giyincthem as hereto.
fore their trade and their confidence.
They continue: to pay - liberal prices
in bum, for . desirable Conritrylro•
duce. -2
' , LONG' & KEELEL
May 11, 1868.. •
FiGair of all
A.. grad . Oucewheat Tiourtikindeorll,
Neil. Fool, sto., at • , - - •
Deo, 15. j• . W. A. 116(11EWit1111.
' m PiN so t a , A&S n '
HE BESTFRIIIT JABS 144 LITHE
st - ' INCA=
r
Nisttlimitono.
No, 1, :FITTON'S • BLOCK,
,TOWANDA, PA.
'FEED,
klardittaL .4
I• L =MMWSrei . -at
Virt , lri d it gv,40 , 011`.1t Plr-i ~
I Ei o 14 IA I ~tri . .M:rirlikiPla..
W• H. IL allentallialirli sdi gr IP .
W
We oftlftdifff ar Ai s , no . ,
ims
slasilio.l,Mbses oliiislii. gr. i%
Ort ing atia. ka . tba..
tally asks or a . - , patitto" . i
- • mit Diftliiik 41111*DIONES _:_
.
ilasJast bees seestiedisiiatssii sic aow psi:
pared loan ppty WO r‘yllvi , ,-7 ,-.? • - ':;.". ,• ' ...,-;
iiANIS OP *az tOputt tins -ARTICLES
EL
SE?'
• sitioionriOio
mijnor , Arimatiliet
enit
1,,-.1/0111 IIjgDWAL - 10000111 , y; ::.- t
„it ),71
; #,M .114 , , d I R41 1 14 3 M924. 4 M 003151 LuT a
##oo4 / .+ - 1 01211 PC* Dli O it(tAiiiiRIC
ALL TH4 PQPl:lltAlkrogEnrituotans.
.PADMAND VARNISIIIYEtrBHES,
,),;; • - 1
FANCIrODTOILETANTICLISOP EVERY
;; i • , !asp; •1
Tn.stav ALCOHOLIC 'AIM : PitrlD 111411:iCTS;
.:41,;4f 1 9.4):-.4.at.fiksurs/f9ros.
- .•
.41;i1 D.Olll LIC;A:y,. Bit r?Altriril
, . • -
.00 1 : 1 ,1',1 11 . 46 69 .1 000:4 3 44 1 4 3-• .AND
. : 1., At ti ". 14 : 3 0 10 ; 87/ '
I/0 1, 4 4 .0 04 e*
Sem
soigameLurrnmems or LATE BME
aims usr grtALrn.
"A large sappy Blades for the Est sad Bain
4aectto; ,Wr Tice 644 Nape TooUr,Porr•
• &TS. Ind. ,
• " • ..• 30als• •
Conga . a 8 4117 ye ,la i
lgo
r.
a 6 4l= ! e"r s =
Wfs ty o the'
•
•-‘ -
„
(litcaps, CIGARS, .TOILI,COO AND. SNUFF
. _ Aipp .
lied rates.
Itedloines and Prdariptions cardar and as
Compounded and - prepared 14 compet
ent pawns al hours of the day and night.
11.=y boon from a tolo o'clock in the fore
noon, •to 2 In the afternpon.
I- • • -W. H. H.- GORE.
Towanda,. Sept. 19, 1866. • •
4arbmart.
1 1 1
•
,O.
0
. bmi ....•
1:6 , 4 Vd i 4
i 0 4 w e l i d u rt
`%' ; v ill q • ; ra
II .-1 I
t' z 'z , W ;"' lam!
ria
, to •
x 0 i 4."
£ 0 .
g Q
C • r ' l
:.
MARSHALL BROTHERS & CO.,
Wish to call the attention of the public to
their new Stock of
HARDWARE.
FARMING HIPLIMENTS,
MACK SMITHS' TOOLS;
and CARPENTERS' TOOLS.
large assortment of
Window Glass, Sash; Paints, Oils,
' • . ;Putty. Van dshes
B , and Paint
, rushes . •
of all ki ddy, • which will be-sold for the lowest
Cash price. Also, a dine assortment of
BE - 11088NR ,LAIIPB
of every style and pattern to sult the publit..
Lamps repaired and changed from Oil and
Fluid to Kerosene.
Particular attention Paid to the mar.afacturing
of all ' kinds of ?
ED
OREINSI PROMPTLY •TTENDED TO
We have on band a One article of
GLASS FRUIT JARS,
with Improved iself•seallng corks, and
El S ItMETIGAL spew° CA NB.
which one of the best cans used.
Anil% 1868.
!#tisullanconL
THE •GOOD TIME HAS COME 1
The Supine of labor combined with other
causes has told with - fearfal effeet upon _
N I I7IZOWIM I TTMini
And it is decidedly lover, which dna easily be
seen by es_quiring prices at
FROST'S FURNITURE EMPORIUM
Where may be found the largest and best, stock'
of Punitive ever offered in this market, and
which I ma now offering at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!
I am now selling. Oak and Cheatnut Extension
Thbies at $1,50 per foot, and other goods in the
same proportion, many of theta es cheap as be.
fore the War. I have also Increased &dirties
for llannfictoring. and can furnish
DEALERS AT WHOLESALE.
Thankful t r their put liberal patronage and
determined to merit a continuation of the same
by offering inducements not to be found else
*here,' invite the public to, call and examine
my goods and prices before' pure basing else
where. No charge for showing goods, and I
WILL NOT. BE UNDERSOLD
I slip 'keep on hand a large stock of Ready
Made (lofts from the meat common *to the
finest Respwro..d. Also Victoria' Lawn, Merino
and Satin Robes, caps, &0., and will tarnish
ererylng in the line of ikulertaking on the
most reasonable terms.
. •
A 000 D HEAR'SE
Always in readiness when required.
JAME;BIO. FROST.
Towanda, April 1868. ,
is.om„Ei,rgiNci
AGAIN IN MOTION!
Having purchaied the stock of Tobacco belong
ing to liandall, .Compton 1 Co., and having
built a shanty on the alone ground, we are .pre
pared to offer to the public
WHOLESALE' AND. 'RETAIL,
istiety of • -•
CHEWING TOBAUCO,
Gold . Peal, Sunny Side, Tine . Apple, Mk.bigan
Fig, Dose tat and Star, which we oiler for sale
In quantities to snit 'customers. ,Packages.in
Eta:rein, halls and quarters.
VANOY SMOKIN G.
arks celebrated Limo Jick,'Prido of thi
ted Qtata, Virglaistia,Goldl.eal, Nary and all
kinds of Killiclmick. , , .
BRANDS ...DIP 'MARS.
ADlerkall Engle, Gen. Grant,_ Lelxotinet, Im
part°, Tycoon, and the very choicest brands of
We will keep conetantly oaks/Ids variety of
Pipes, Cigar Cam', Tobacco Boxes and Pouch
es and everytklng moil, kept Inn Tobacco ,
stare,; ' . • .
Langer& se,pplled witpk. Cl:pre and To•
berme ,Aliberal terms. . ,
All ordere proriptlydllei u tieit notice.;
- A.' RAINIER;
Oct. 27,1,867..: ' ; • - • •
A W. ATELVI MARBLI SHOP,
• . N. Y. ' *
You.' orssit.ilsousaents. beilt (Noy
asid"CorstoM, • ![die find' Slate gattko, sad
Coal Gioia to 'lc large swetscUtA co*
lOsollyon baud, cheap as the chespestmssisio
- Log. 10, 1168.-Iy. n •
MIM
MEE
A.sigra,.,:.
~..,e.f...6f.-1::,:i?.
g 11 . 0 Ib
1111 , 6ii ,*!.." # l i 2l3 :ile t,
'O*ANDA;PRADRORD, CO., PA.
"1311INGLE: : 11/01111NRS, -
of bar bait r, m i t liltk the mast la4rove.
anti. /111 Wadi of It i MMI km - Miring aed
Elairllllls. --• • ;
STKAM 'INGINKS '
' mADE ai
STEAM wsisTura; - ,
mut GAGIJES; .
GAUGE COOKS,' .
- CANS, kC
itiuntahed at short Dopes. = .
~•. 1301 T CI:FITTING,
Done tram to 11 Whoa - hi diameter.
FORGING
01. heavy fortified, lock 'for Bridges; arida
odor pozpoles,_ done to, order. Also, *.large
COOKING* &HEATING • • STOVES,
Coal arid Wood Harms- Foraltori for Cooking,
Stores, Move Pipe. Tin-Ware, Beal remPs.
Plows, Cultivators and Temp era , kept constant=
INGSA - SitOIFICATIOBIS
Of allkinds of 'madam' for adds lad otlsei
Punkas Mout I s 7- • • - •
Forexnan;whe baa had huge expellent° In 'Oda
hooch of the basinew.
JOHN CARMAN.
Towanda. Oct. 22. 1866.-1/. • •
T O W # I S .D.A. A. R G
public that' they Savo pwattasedihe
CARRIAG - E SnOT
And most workmanliko manner.. Theyr will
constantly keep on hand an assortment of splen
did:v.
TOP AIiD OPEN BUGGIES,
DEW/DRAT AND LUMBER ,WAGDNS,
rn
- I
AIBANY SLELG-HS
souable prices.
csuch as •
tiMMEO=I
ihNdErIOUNDRY
Is niiiipnvina to 10160 _ -!-
O - MULAIL ~ .13AW MILLS .
WARREN HILL, .
FA'CTOR'Y.
The tutderalsnedzespectfully announce to thei
G. H. DRAKE,
And are now.prepared to baild Irorkla
TIIE LATEST STYLE
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
OSIt LIED -'TWO BELTED
p, mai). :OVA c • k di
promptly • attclided to at rea
BBNAIiT STULEN
Towanda, May 9;1867.—1y.
N E W NIN MILL
The undersigned having built a ,large and com
modious Kill in the Borough of Towanda; and
Hied *twirl' , the most modern and Improved
machinery, (or thelmanufacture Of
WINDOW ELVSR,,& BLINDS,
are prepared to fill orders; whether large or
171/00 the Blindest notice. We have
oleo a large variety of MOULDINGS, of the
latest style and pattern, which 'we can furnish
much cheaper than they can be worked by
hand. .
PLANING,
GROVEING,
AND SCROLL
and al other work pertaining to Joinery, will
be done to suit our customers. ' .
Perlollll building, and not living more t.an
twelve to forirtein. miles distant, will find ft
largely for.their interest to buy of us, or bring
their lather and worked by our machinery.
Bring your grist of Flooringg, or other lumber,
and while your team is hi feeding, have it
grotineont and take It home with you.
We will pay CASH for PINE & IMMLOCE
LIIMEER delivered at our lumber yard. Come
and see its, or if you can't coma-write.
• L. B. ROWERS It CO.
Towanda. Feb.. 1884. •
filiocellantoug.
CONFECTIONERY iiiiINUFAG
TORY.,
A HAlll7,t
Calls the attention of •the public to the fact
that he. manufactures anti mile at .
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
/
AU kjnds of Confectionai let, Foreign, and Do
mestics Nuts, Az. Dealers in the country wish
ing anything in his line will do well to send
their orders to him, and they will be promptly
attended to. Satisfaction• guaranteed. Stor'
in Patton's Block. Tdwanda.
Feb. 24,1868.—tf.
ROOK-BINDERY.-=THE 'PUBLIC
tis respectfully Informed that the Book.
Bindery has beeirremoved to the Argus Build
ing, ad story, where will be don!!
BOOS-BINDING!
In all its various . branches, on taiOns as rea
sonable as" the times " will allow. The Bind
ery will be under the charge. of
H. 0; 7FHITAKER,,
An experienced Binder, and all work will be
promptly done in a style and manner which
cannot be exce lled. Music, Magazines', News
papers, Old Books, .tc., bound , itf every variety
of style. Particular attention will-be paid to
the Ruling and Binding of • -
BLANK BOOKS,
To any desired pattern, which in quality and
durability wil be warranted:
All work will be ready for' delivery when
promised.
The patronage of the public is solicited, and
perfcc satisfaction guarranteel.
Towanda, Augast 2, 1866.—U.
T OAO AND CI
.GARS
The undersigned have . catablibliked a
Mitt TOBACCO FACTORY,
TOWAI D&,
On Main Street below,Uragi Street
Where they are manufacturing all kinds of
CDT TOBACCO AND -.maps
Which they offer to thelirade at '
. • r • !,
W . 11"0-:LI B L P it° S
`That cannot fan to mitt. We would ;moat re•
spectfullreolielt a call from the dealeo through
Northern Penni:Ands to an examination of
OVR STOCK AND PD,ICigS !
Oar Tobacco IS manufactured from eie best /
SENTII.CtY ITIRGrNIA
Meek that can be procured in the miriuit.
Give us 1 tr . This is a home .enterprise end
will smc .. with a liberal disposition bi the
tr ade beimpport home manolactors:
MEANS & PMNNY,
• - 167 Nein Street, Towandsoa:
June 4, 1268.—tf.
FITRNITUBE WARE-BOOMS 1
JAMES KAXINBON annoinnees to the public
that he still continues to manufacture and keep
on hand a lag assortment of.
• - •
. ,
_CABINET
,PUBNITUBB#2.
. •
,Ihsreins. Torah& Bedsteads. Eitandty Chairs,
he., of every deseripton. , whlell mui be made
of the best materials, amen he Mostrurkmaa•
like manner. - . ,
I invite the Inectiowol the public to Utylwort,
which *PM be =Tined >4 dusbility, at any
andpln - the:country, and my' Woe. will, be
annidtcrte as km as the tirabet irM
Readylude COBins constantly on hand or
made to order. Agood H . earsvirin be furnished
when desired:
• Aug. 15, 1865,
1. - T.t
T to-VC:AMP A - ill/is-Ira A CE
P_
• **•• Ifillargr • 7
PollcleilskaPimaysilssted protaisly
By H. 'if:
Ofthe kilostssirelligiaolii 'sail liftable cm,
OAS; 000 itest*Olttik.
16S7,811fritsrhir.ht: SI 700 Poo
'olll6 ' 'nig 2101/elltiMpliclittairrair,
-.Cask Asps% Nov. 1, '67.4,44: 1.-:slss,3K,
irriazaot,Avii LOow mut
• has AND Las bosom Co.
01 0h*M 118 i r ef r a
vie,271,67(
saki
to Uslialetaisfoyer:-..._ I . 8 00.00 s
Panallipill, Kama 01 (Gold) 17,0C0
,AMU liumuses Cciarrysy,- •
Hartford, Coml.
CapltaL...
Nswiluarr ifuriYAL. Ltirs Istevianos Co.,
News, k. IV. J..
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Nom* Anzazaas TinUr/ borraasas)
C°4
"i=tlPkis,
Cal* .. -- 4500,000
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***i mam- Atilmilmbanzwal,
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. CO,
.• Hartrent,
Capital ~ 1400,400
' Towatida,. Feb.. SO; 11166—U •
FIRE, WEiNBAIL
D 4C . GIDENTAI
cartii air*zeiurna ovzi '
ERVEIF7EN: LLION DOLL;VIN
0." S. RUSSELL, =Agent,
SOK FOLLMIIIIO MIXED 11:111LIAXLI COXEA t:1
0 !um Ifiantalmontion t
Pinladdpkiad
capital and surplus, ovin 8350,0(
Rom Intrwawas Coaxal/ Of Nework.
•Capital and ensplaa, over 10,75 e
branultos Coma= os Sown
MUMICA, Philadelphia.
Capital and surplatoyer sl,7oo
Kannarrix hormancs COXIAST,
Qf New-York. f
Cap 4al and sup*, over...
. ,
EaFivadmarssissmarcs 031EPAIWT, I
Of PA4adelphia.
Capital and surplus, over .. ;
AJTIC bsusaxci OOKTAST,
Of New-York. • I :
Capital and anrpnia, Oter.•
Purruais lusciuscs Coicramr,
, Conn.
. Capital and su rplus , r aver
unnan Lin Inmates COSIMANY,
Of New-York.
, Capital and Inarplas,crur.... •
TRAVILLIB2I IXSI7IANCI CONTANT,
• Of liartford, Cona. f
-Capital and surplus, over
Biektaken on all kinds of Properly, at Ili
low ratesas by any other , rellable Companies.
/fir Policies Issued and LOOM, if any, ad•
justeflat this Agenoy,thereby saying the trodlt
and expelar.e of going elsewhere foraettlement.
NT Office at the Hardlihere Store of c:0;
ding 8 Russell . C. S.
Towanda, Feb. 7, 1e66.7-ti
T HE: INSURANCE. COMP.% NI
OF NORTH AMERICA.
. OtUce No. 24: Walnut Street, Philadelpn.:..
This Company are now prosecuting the be I
nees of Insurance from loss or damage by FII:i
on. t . Buildings, Merchandise. Furniture, ,
throughout the State of Pennsylvania, um Poe
al terms,for long or short periods ; or perm: f Ti.
ly of Buildings, by a deposit of Premium.
The prompt payment of claims for losses L.:
lug the period of •nearly 70 years that the Com.
pany has been in esistence. entitles them to tic
confidence of the public.
Difutorofts.—Arthur G. Cons,. Samc i 1.1
Jones, John A Brown,Charles Taylor, A mil. -
White, Jno. IL Neff, Richard D. Wood, Wu
Welsh, Wm. E. Bowen, James - N. Dick..n, F,
Morris Wain, John Mason, Geo. L. liarri..t.
Francis' R, Cope. Edward 13. Trotter 4.4-.•:.re. ',
Clarke, WaL, Cummings. ,
_.
AltTllric G. CoIYIN , Pres ni.
C. S. RUSSELL, A geot , Towanda.
L.IVERPOL AND LON [ION A NI ,
LI GLOBE FIFE AND biFE iNbUTIA
COMPANY.—Oftice, 45 William Vic.
Broadway, N.
_Capital, Surplus and Reserved Funds
(Gold) ........
Assets in the - United States, over ...
Daily Premiums, upwards - of (gold) ..
The shareholders personally maponsible
engagements of the company. All Dire....or
ma t be shareholders.'
=cross in Haw Yoax.—Francis Cottend
Es - Chairman, Henry Grinnell : Esq.,Deptu)
Ch rman, Joseph Gaillard, Jr. Earl. E. M .
Archibald, Esq., H. B. H. Consul, Alexander
Hamilton, Jr.; Esq., Robert C. Ferguson, Esq.
Allred Pell, Esq., Resident Secretary. Ale:
ander Hamilton, Jr., Esq„ Counsel of Board.
Bass= Phenix Bank—Cammann A Co.
lISZEI
The Policies of this Company are Lamed by
well-known American cltliens resident in New
York, who are Directors and Shareholders, and
consequently, with the other .61a/holders. are
Individually liable for all'lhe enlgagementa of
'the Company ; all Policies are signed by them,
all claims are payable in cash on proof of loss
without deduction for interest, and not, se is
usual, sixty days after presentation - of proof. _
"They expire at six o'clock, P. - &1., and ant le
noon. • Life insurance effected, and annuity)
granted on favorable terms.
H. B. Bich:BAN, Agee.:
Towanda. April 23,1867.
THE EQUITABLE_ LIFE ASSrI
ANCE Society's - Agency for Brpifor4
' CASH CAPITAL $3,000,000
Yearly income our $2.800,000 cash.
MONTANYE 8 w A 61 ,
re
'rewinds, July 25, 1867. .
I
THE A,STOR FIRE INSURANct ,
of New York. Agency for Bradford C
CAPITAL' $400,000.
Dividend foi• 1866, lcrer - cent.
• ONTANYE .V.11'411
Towanda, July 25, 1867.
THE LYCOMING MUTUAL FIRE
1 Insurance Agency for Bradford County,
Muteal Cash plan. In snccessfal operatiat (r
es twenty-seven 3 . trara.
MONT A
Towanda, July 2k, 113§7'
WYOMING INSURANCE -AGEN•
CY:
WYOMING 'NW:MANCE COMPANY
Wilkes -Sarre, P 4
AMIIEL WADBAMS
L. D. SHOEMAKER, Vice Presides:
R. C. SMITH, Seeretaq
Capital and Surplus $170,000.
North America Hartford. coon. manta $360. N
Fulton. New York, 250.i0
Springfield, Mass., " J 4000tto
Applications for inwiranee in the above com
panies taken at fail rates, and Wittiness attend •
ed to with 'promptness and care. rarticuhr
attention will be given to Feat risks in et
country. Also Life and , Live Stoelclnsurance at
feeted in good and -reliable companies. 05:-
over the Bakery on Main -et., formerly occoLit22i . ,,
by Mercur•th Morrow. •
T. B. CAMP, Agent
Towanda', !larch 12, 1868.—U.
R USSELL' k mrx,s
INSUPANCE AGENCY!
Capital Represented over $27,000,000,
hlorthtAmerica,Philadelphia,...i 2,901, 2 66 71
Phcenix, of Hartford, 1,234,195 41
gamin's, New York, 876,815 3"
Home In. Co., New Haven. .... . . 1,619,070 zO
North American Fire In. Co., of .
New York, • 755000 CO
Enterprise. of Cincinnati, 1,000 000 (0
MutnilLife,Now York,— ...... 20,00 ~000 (.0
We write policies in theabove reliable real
panics at/the lowest rates. Particular atteatiou
gins to farm property. Odin two'doors enrl6
of the Post Office, up stain. in the room oc:1:-
pled by John W. Mix and Henry Peet, also a
the banking House of B. B. Russell i Co.
i • B. S. HUBBELL
(. ~
4, JOHN W. MIX.
Towanda, Feb. 20,1868. .
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING - !
• LEWIS RERREIN •
Respectfully informs the citizens of Tonnes
Bororgh, that he has opened a
TAILOR SHOP,
Ia Phinney's Baildbag opposite the Moussilions
and solicits a share of public patronage.
He la prepared to cut and make garments in
the moat fashionable style,' and the most dura
ble manlier. Perfect satialicUons will be P
Cutting and Repairing done to order on shot
notice. • Sept. 10,1167.
REm. ESTATES4GENOY.
Liu TEIONPSQN & 1100E111 FOWV P,
, 0/11C1 13 140IIBIWIZ
CHIOAGO, ILL. '
Real Estate puraiased and soli►. Idvadamirl
made and Money Low ed. !
July 29,1288.-3 m.
ES
$1 A On
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$l, !XV,. (I
CAPITAL. $3,4.00,001)
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