gierMlititud ,
Why Fat& °ann.! be Kept iri large now
, • bent 11
It is pretty generally conceded
that, no one is successful who at
tempts to keep together a large num
ber of fowls, and that those who keep
the emilleit number ' together gener
ally obtain the greatest proportional
number of eggs. And this is, we
think, not only true, but easily. to be .
accounted for.
Every one who has kept fowls
knows that they
_are very uncleanly
birds.. They even wash themselves
in the dirt, and that evidently not for
the purpose of cleanliness, but to rid
themselves of vermin. ' They prefer
clean, light sand, because if in the
sun it is generally warmer, and it is
easily moved; but they seem equally
to enjoy any soft, dry earth,although
-it may not be very sweet and clean.
They are notoriously filthy in-their
coops, roosting under each other,tak
ing no pains to avoid the droppings;
soiling their food, water and nests
with their droppings, did doing no
act apparently towa rds , • cleanliness.
This is more apparent in the hone
where they are confined, and where
the air should be as pure as p ossible.
If they are at large and' few in num
ber, they move around so much that
they cannot scour the ground. They
are by nature clean, butby habit the
reverse, and the only Way to keep
' them in the natural state is to give
them range enough, so that:they can
not soil their haunts, or else cleanse
their haunts carefully and faithfully
every day. .
We kept one solitary hen on our
place for several months. She was
of the common barn yard breed.—
We never saw a healthier fowl, or
one whose feathers kept so fresh and
perfect,and she seas a edustant layer.
care was taken of her, and we al
ways attributed her, thri ft to the fact
that she had the whole range of oar
place for' exercise and her quarters
were always perfectly clean.
As soon as your flock becomes large
yon will find them crowding togeth
er and always souring their haunts,if
there are a sufficient number to do it.
Yon may do something towards pre
venting this, but you cannot keep
very large flocks very clean. .
We have often seen it stated,that
not more than fifty hens should be
kept in a hen-house twenty feet by
ten. Except with constant care and
cleaning,tbat number cannot do very
well in a smaller space. Close up
such a house some cold night, when
you have neglected cleaning it'for
a few days, and go in from the fresh
air in the morning, and you will be
suprised at the impurity of the air
therein. Drive the flock out into the
15pen air and you will see what a
change it produces in -them, and how
lively they will become in :a few min.
utes.
. The size of the flock must lways
depend upon the extent t'i'the accom
modations, and even then t e large
flocks cannot be kept so cleanly and
healthy as the small ones, and there
fore are not in proportion so profita
ble.—Country Gentleman.
SAVE us DEAD lam-Ea.—lf every
horticulturist and farmetworild think
for a moment on the naturecf fallen
leaves,—which contain not only the
vegetable matter, but the earthy
salts, lime, potash, &c., re — eded for
the next season's growth and • fertil
ity,) and that too, exactly in the pre
portion required by the very tree and
plant from which they fall ;—nay,
more, if they would consider that it
is exactly in this way, by tho decoin
poeition of these very fallen leaves,
that .nature enriches the soil, year
after year in her great forests; it I
would hardly be possible for such a
reflecting horticulturist or farmer to
_allow these leaves to be swept away
_allow
every wind that blows,and finally
. lost altogether. Nor would be give
them away, as many now do.. He
would rather Collect, from week to
week, the leaves that fall under each
' tree, and by digging them under the
about the roots, where they will
decay, provide in the cheapest' man
ner the beat possible food for that
'tree. If this plan should be tried we
should not see orchards dyingoul for
want of nourishment.; 'but they
would, in this simple manner, receive
. all the enriching they required. Pear
trees, and doubtless the peach,would
be greatly benefited by this prow.
(lure.
In certain vineyards in France and
Italy, the vines are kept in the high
est condition by simply burying at
their roots every leaf and branch that
is pruned off, or falls from the vines
at the close of the season. Will not
some of our farmers of inquiring
minds give this simple process a trial
this season 1--Springfield Republican.
GRAPE GROWER'S AUXINS.
1. Prepare the ground in fall,plant
in spring.
2. Give the vine plenty of manure,
old and well decomposed, for fresh
manure excites growth, but it does
not mature it.
3. Luxuriant growth does not al
ways ensure fruit.
4. Dig deep, but plant shallow.
5. Young vines produce beautiful
fruit, but old vines produce the rich
est.
6. Prune in autumn -to insnro
growth, but in the spring to promote
fruitfulness.
7. Plant your-vines before you put
up trellises.
8. Vines, like soldiers, should have
good arms.
9. P,nme spurs to one weldevel•
oped bud, for the nearer the old wood
the higher flavor the fruit.
10. Those, who prune long must
soon climb.
11. Vine leaves love the sun, the
fruit the shade.
12, Every leaf has a bud at its
base, and either bunch of fruit or a
tendril opposite to it.
13. A tendril is an abortive fruit,—
a bunch Of ,fruit a productive ten
dril.
14. Laterals are like politicians ; if
not checked they are the worst of
thieves.
CHEAP Viccants thal.ka.—Sink a
barrel twathirds of its depth into the
ground (a box or cask will answer
better purpose) ; heap the earth
around the part projecting out of the
ground, with a slope on all sides •
• place the vegetables that you desi re
to keep in' the vessel ; cover the top
• with a water tight covet ; and when
winter sets in, throw an armful of
straw, hay, or something of that sink
on the barrel. If the bottom is out
of the cask or barrel it Will be better.
Cabbages, celer y and other vegeta
bles, will 'keep in this way as fresh
as when•taken from the ground. The
celery should stand nearly perpendic
ular, celery andnarth - alternating.—
Freedom from frost, easnof access,
svpd ivecially freshness sad freedom
!rem - rotynre the advantages claimed.
_~~:
ER R :•
On aml &flee Nada May llth. DNS
Trans will hate Watery. at shoat Ai •
lag boars, sit : -
4:38 a. m., Night Mahn 'forties
tad, for • Rochester,
Benarbk, mains direct connections wink trabm
oohs Atlantic, and Great Westrun t lake Sloe
Ind Grand Trunk Railways,for all ptillib-WOl4
abo at : units for Cananori
t gna.• ' • •
9 4011 a., • NiOrem, may,
Rochester Baffia.o, - Wimatiii,
Rep Dankirtand ' the
West, connecting as above. • ' • •
II:15 Nall Train, Bandar am for
Babb and Dantrk, connecting 12 :Mfrs for
- 348 p.. gua.
Canan te dai •
Elmira Acconuncidallim,:Suillaja
inceepd • -. • •
aran iti ; Day Exprisa, Sundays excepted,
fin Sabunanca.DnMrir and
tbe. Canned@ at Elmira for Canandaigua
at ...13ilarnancs • with the Atlantic and - Great
Western Railway, and at Reda° with the lake
Moreland Grand Trunk &always for all points
West and South.
• 10:33 m. : Repress Mail, Sundays ex
cecting with babaepted, for Raffia°, Wi br ibe minta and Dapkirk, con
n Won. " •
_9 10a m. Wad Freight, Sunday* ateep tad. • '
West
3:10 p in Emigrant Train; Daily, for ihe
*Stops at Waverly on Mondays only> •
• - 001:118 PLR.
6:34 a. m. Cincinnati Express , Mondays ex.
cepted, con necting at Owego forolthsca t at
Binghamton for Syracuse ; at Great Bend for
Scranton and Philadelphia : at Lukas:en for
Hawley, - and at Graycourt for Newburg and
arwick.
OW a, m., Binghamton Accommodation, San
I~odays exoeptal.
p.m., Accommodation bib, dallY:
11:13 a. m., Day Express, Sundays mooted,
ommWns at Binghamton for Syraccael at Gt.
Bend for Sms. atm; at Lackawanna for Hawley;
and at Jersey City miftlol_
_express
train of New Jersey Railroad for Phihdelphia,
Baltimore and Washington. -
OM p. m..exoep New York and Baltimore Mail,
9.17 ys ted.
p. m., lightning Express. Sandals m-
Aconnectingst Jersey City with morning I
res trainof New Jersey Railroad for Balti
more and Washington, and at New Torii with
morning express trains for Boston and the
ast.
308 a. m., Night Express, Daily, am
pectin at Graycourt for Warwick; and at
New York with afternoon trains and steamers
for Boston and New , landelties. •
4.25 p . m. Way Preiot, Eandays e x cepted.
IS. A ruched and complete " Pocket Time
Table "of Passenger Trains On the Erie Ban-
Fana connecting Lines, has recently been
lish_ed, and an be procured on application
the Ticket Ageot of the Company.
WI. R. BARB • IL RIDDLE.
- Oen'l Pam AgN,-New-York. Genvl. Sup%
READING RAIL ROAD—SUM-
WM ARRANGEMENT. -MAY 20th; 1868.
Goner Tama Lin nom to Nowri AND
Noms-winfor Philidelphia,New-York,Reading
Pottsville, Tamaqua, Ashland, Lebanon,-Allen
town. Reston, ha. he.
Trains Imre Harrhg for New-York, asIfol
lows: At 2.50,6.25 anti 8.10, it. a., and 11.40 A.
2.05 and 9.36 p. m.,cOnnecting with similar
Trans on tne Pennsyltania Rail Road, and ar
riving at New York at 6.00 and 10.00 and 1140
a.m., and 3.50 TAO and 10.80 p. m. Sleeping
Cars aocompanying the 2.50' a. M., and 9.
p. m. T Trains, without change.
Lean Harrisburg for Reading, Pottsville,
Tamaqua, ltinenvilb Ashland, Pine Grove,
Allentown and Philadelphia, at 8.10 a. m. , and
1.05 and 4.10 p. nu,stopping at Lebanon and
principal Way - Stations ; the .4.10 p. m. Train
close connection for Philadelphia and
I: 6 2 f il l i n zi lia For Pottsville, Schuylkill Raven' and
Auburn, via Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rail
Road,leave Harrisburg at 83.55 p. m. Return
ing Leave New-York at 9.00 a. m.,112 noon,
and 6.00 and 8.00 p. m. Sleeping Can accom
panying the 9.00 a. m. and 5.00 and 8.00 p. m
trains without change.
Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at
7.30 a. m. returning from Reading at 6.30 p.
m., stopping at all stations • Pottsville at 8.46
a. in. and 2.45 p. m.; Ashland at 6.00 and 12.19
Loon, 2.00 p. m.; Tamaqua at 8.30 a. m., and
1.00 and 8.45 p. in.
Leave Pottsville for Harrisburg, its-Schuyl
kill and Susquehanna Rail Road. at 7.10 a. m..
and 12.00 noon.
Reading accommodation Train : Leaves Read
ing at 7.30 a. m. , returning from Philadelphia.
at 5.15 p. m.
Pottstown Accommodation Train, leaves
Pottstown at 6.45 a. m. - , returning leaves Phil.
adelnhia at 4.30 p. m.
Columbia Rail Road Trains leave Reading at
7.00 a. in. and 6.15 p. in. for Ephrata, Lill%
Lancaster, Columbia, Ac.
Perkiomen Rail Road Trains leave Perkiomen
Junction at 9.00 a. m. and 5.55 p. m. Return
ing : Leave Skippack at 6.45 a M. and 1.15
p. in., connecting with similar train s on Read
ing Hail Road.
On Sundays : Leave New York at-8.00 p. m.,
Philadelphia 8.00 a. m., and 315 p. m t . the 8,00
a. m., train running only to Readmg,Pottsville
8.00 a. m.Harrksburg 5.'25 a. in. and 4.10 and
9 35 p.m.,and Reading at 1.10, 2.55 and 7.15 a.
in.. for Harrisburg, and 7.06 a. in., and 11.40
p. m., for New York, and 4.25 p. m., for Philo ,
delphia.
Commutation, Mileage. Season, School and
Excuttion Tickets to and from all points, at re
duced rates.
Baggage checked !through ; 'llOO pounds .al
lowed each Passenger G. A. NICOLLf3,
General Superintendent.
Reading, Pa., May 20. 1867.
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE
RAIL ROAD.-Summer time Table. Thro'
and direct route between Philadelphia,-Balti
more, Harrisburg. Williamsport, and the Great
Oil Regions of Pennsylvania. Elegant Bleep
ing Cara on all night trains.
On and after MONDAY, MAY 11th, 1868,
the trains on • the Philadelphia' Jr. Erie Rail
Road will run as follows :
11,12121rA8D. •
Mail Train leaves Philadelphia.. —11.15 P. MI
" Williamsport 8.20 A.M.
" arrives at Erie 8.60 P M.
Erie Express leaves Philadelphia-12:00 noon.
" Williamsport... 8:50 P. M.
" - arrives at Erie 10105 A, M,
Elmira Mail leaves Philadelphia... 8:00 A.M.
" 8:28 p.m.
et arrive at Lock Raven.. 7:15 p. m.
ILETWAILD,
Mail Train, leaves Erie 11.00 a, m.
8 . "
Williamsport . 10:16 p. m.
•. arrives at Philadelphia.. 7:10 a. m.
Erie Express leaves Erie 7:10 p. m
": - ..aWilliamsporl.. 8:55 a, m
" arrives at Philadelphia 5:00 p m
k tU and Express connect with 011 Creek and
Allegheny River Ihtil Road. Baggage Checked
Tidough.
ALFRED L. TYLER, Genii Bnpl.
Mind!among.
THE GOOD TIME HAS COME
The surplus of la6ur combined with other
causes has told with fearful efract upon
FURNITURLI
Aud it is decidedly lower, which can easily be
seen-by enquiring prices at
FROST'S FURNITURE EMPOT
Where may be found the largest and best 1r
of Furniture ever offered In this market d
which lam now offering at •
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
lam now selling, Oak and Chestnut Extension
Thbles at $l4O par foot, =dottier goods in the
same protortion, many of them as chew ; u be
fore the War. 1 have also increased facilities
for Manufacturing, and can furnish
DEALERS AT WHOLESALE
Thankful for their past liberal patronage and
determined to merit a continuation of the same
by cffering inducements not to'be found the.
whae,l invite the imbllo to call and examine
my goods and prices before pure basing else
where. No charge tor showing !roods, and I
WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD
I also keep on band a large stock of Ready
Made Coffins from the most common to the
finest Rosewood. Also Victoria' Lawn, Merino
and Baia Robes, caps, Ice., and will fornhdi
everAng in the line of Undertaking on the
most reasonable terms.
A 'OOOD HEARSE
Always ia readiaess when required.
JAMM O. MOST.
Towanda, April 16,.1688.
T OW AND A BAKER
EATING ESTABLISHMENT I
The undersigned haring entered Sin to a co
partnership under the name of SCOTT A AL
LYN, for the transaction of busineas at the old
Bakery stand, Snit door smith of the Ward .
House, Main street, would respectfully an
nounce to the public that no pains will be
smi-M to keep the best of everything in oar
line of business and Minima as low as can oe
obtained elsewhere. We will keep constantly
on hand and will bake to order
BREAD, PAS, CAKES, &C.
Customers mayrely upon our work being well
and neatly done. In our •
ELTING DEPARTMENT
Meals trill-be served at all hours of ,the day,
and we will do all M our power to merit, not
only a continuance, but an increase of the M
ad patronage heretofore extended to the
House. Fresh Oysters constantly on bead. We
will also keep a_good assortment of Groceries,
Confectionery, Green, Dried and Canned Fruits
Cub paid for Eater, Eggs and Emit..
D. W. SCOTT. •
4cneanda,l3ept.ls. 1848. J .13. ALLYN.
A. W. AYRES' MARBLE SHOP,
ELWBJ. N. Y.
Ton ‘erill Ind Granite Itenumente. both Woo/
and Ceetetd, Altuble and . Slate Menthe* and
Coal Grilse to ht. A lugs annttetent eon
tinily on hand; cheep se the Omen. ,
hug. 10, ISeer-4,1.
ittal eittarie
NOItT N
it*RSiiL:. tarAtTli
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Cipa t iga the at' :Marna*
PPOk ilati 11, "*. 1
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.alai* at liumlattisita
Oaatalatg i r es allastill ANN
Item Wisp Ratko, aaa 01011 nay
Waray. • -
to,The a' Mat Aadvnbljpialmtvia=
wnship. Camden toastyal, . Y.
360 Caere.. To be sold to lots.
.',.irotter County ' Lands. Family tlinbend
with Pine,- Hemlock, *did Chewy and bard
woods as follows ;
Tracts No: 4763, containisin 990 West No.
4756, 900 aoros—bstwoon the first and oast
forks of the Sinnainaboaind in rianon aid
Sylvania townships.
Tracts No. 4767, 999 ivies t No. 0119, 400
acre.; No. 4698. 400 ; Wharton town
ship. line of Appot. d•waten of Nettie
Creek. • .
Tracts No. 6917,1109; No. 6720,1089
acres; No. 6823, 1160 e a ; No. 69=4,.1083
Acres perehes : No. 691 11015.Ateres. No.
5930, 11004eseei No. 11911.711=11.7 No.
5929,1100; in Wharton, Stewards= toles
ships on bead waters - Creek, mar main
branch.
Tractslo. 4717, 196 s ue , 4729, 990 acme ;
Appot and Btewardsonps, near 14t51e
Kettle Creek. \
1
Tracts No. 4920,837 aces ; 4924,
_SIM acres,
Wharton township ;Engin branch, Binisisabow
Two hundred and seventy-five soils prime,
first class coil land. ;Blakely townihFp, Lo
oms county;Va., halt tway , between Igeeenten
and Carbondale. Very' the Rainy:
One thonsand saw claim' , Anthracite
mat land about Ili miles •outt of Wilkes-
Barre, in the midst of isr ai prements.'
About 1000 acres of 1 In Medford town
ship, Burlington county New Jersey. about
four miles north from t uition Junction of the ,
Camden and Atlantic and !Delaware And Rari
tan Bay Railways. Value* mill seat. Two
or three houses. stable, I barns, ass" seemed
growth of timber, never failing water. Power
fall 15 or 16 feet overshot. Price US per acre.
One.third may remain. - i .
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Delaware Parma and Penneylvaali lands.—
Descriptions and directiod.given on amine"-
I
A valuable Country Seal near Philadelphia.
,
Splendid grounds and srele. Oil of laad.
WESTERN PROPNlTrir— For or
ex
change. 120 acres of good land one
bird 21m
, red. San Piece. Shia county. lorra.
, 1
I
Forty acres of good land 'with inn trees. sp.
pies ` peaches , pears. do. ,25 acres proved,
one half mile from San Mere on Railway .
Price 2809.
80 scree one mile from lan Piers, one .third
timbered. No imploTementa. - On rellyny
Price 8800.
A steam mill property in Burlington town.
ship, Bradford county. *very desirable lam
bering'operation. ,
Eight parcels of land, ntainingifrom 50 to
L
100 acres, each partially tGbered, and Improv
ed suitable for farming or grazing.
House and Barn in god order and 136 acres
of improved and timbered land, orchard, good
water. ao. Union township, 'nogg county, on
Northern Central LailwaY. Por sale on long
time and easy terms.
1
26 Town Lota In Home Borough, Bradford
comt3', Pa.
8,06 Acres 'And Timbered laud. Sullivan
county. Pa.
•
122 Acre good Firming Look Burlington
township, Bradford °Oat? , . •
Other timbered and improved properties.
Descriptions given op apPr. :ation.
Tenements and impro l ied Beal I Estate, To.
wands Borough, and other properties.§,
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r-
MONTANYEI &- WARD,
Execute Conveyances, Wash Brtefr of Title,_
buy and sell Real Estate, collect metals and
llettsommy and examine all kinds Of property.
They are prepared to negotiate *mot farms,
homesteads, and properties especially desirable
to capitalists ;to -procure adrant mosey
upon bond and mortgage , to rosecute
quirks for those &thing to make b inrestmatts
or secures home. They will effect
=I
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II .'
In the best known teIRLi AND LIFE COMPA
NIES. They have eicinsire A LI FE
ot Brad
brd and neighboring counties tw , - 'tailing com
panies in these several, departments -ot Insur
ance. 1 .
Thom who dash* to U l u: or sell tam ;
All who wish to 'Sect Ituniranee against Fire;
Alt who Beet Investments for the
future benefit their, tainilles, in secure and
Baba= LibsOomOtanits ;
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Capitalists desSttny 10 boy col son valuable
speculative propertles
All w*lting rams
All swishing seltan
ProPerty ; I
All who wish tp o
Farms or Tenement'.
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Are respectfully solid
ueess to our Agemqy.
Farther partletibus
Oftlce, corner 41:
PROPEBTI,
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REFRIIENOES :
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Hon. U. Nunn
_Tornado. Pa.
Hon. Minn Epee, 'Bhormsburg,. Pa.
C. L. Ward, Esq., Tawas.
IL C. Norm,
G. F. Num & co.,
_Balkan; Veranda.' •
I. D. • Moutons, Tornado. -
Lathrop, Luddirigtoir & Co., New York,
Dkkoon Brohrs, Phllardpia.
Notr.John . OonjOgints, Wilkesaane.
Charles Parrish, Wilkes-Barre.
Hon. P.H. Bandar, llontrosio 'Pa.
Towanda. drill. /867.
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UANNEIi FRUITS,
APPLES, ?RAMIS, PLUMS .
Or ALL,ELEDS,
CAN N .
D OYSTERS.
AP LEB.
KS; OBZRRIES,
ME
SYRUPS,
V.:, SIIG
•
FM, BPIONB,
sneryildog in the
Y.LINII
;RAND POTATOES
zeal, Aim snow
.‘ ',I :4;111:0 :11) sisfoi
0:m1m:4.14:4 , 74
• TO
FA=MI.
PAID POE
OF PRODUOL
A. ROCKWELL
Sty 73. 1867
GNED, RAVIN
I=E:=l3
PATCH,
S. rATelt & CO., Is sos
the altistem of Milord
, a lip 'sill well ahead
EA 1..11 St
GRO
lot Cadi sad led ad&
i 1
I not Mkt to ib. public
TUB, 41101114 &41
EITAIICH,
Hare on
d a bap dock of
UR A GRAILtif DO.
BUCKWHEAT DO.
on band, PORK, SAMBA
FISH. Would call the as
to our Can't ft Best
OF TOBACCO,
Jam Ogibeated
Classdail sad Icor, Bap.
air foloOkot ,
woo
~;
al . YAMS 1110710111,
&a. I will pay ilwaligb-
TOILET SOAPS,
COM.,
favaitt l s Ore no +ll beton magi *main.
1
Y PRODUCE.
O.B.PATCH.
.szad
b tbe~w=Ae~~wlll
e l lamellate poleaxe.'
' 0 •1 1 . P 47 0. a
•
NIW
i' - : 4111°8
Has I to the room took of the
itootee,et the T Meat CMOs' Mood*
poi; Wadi stock over Eddy's ClOtiiig Elk o e
whole hoitaity puiel to 4 Ida et: • f t
I I • AILOBIIIQ,.
to the toe sad $
hisbleasble Ramer. Al
=patens of
lateep with the ilertr i ==
to ewe outentie. bp Wane tr4l
amble Ids to setlaleollea.
Oaths lioleet sae nee*
tee rnee. I laltitiltlllll4l
I
'LOB. SHOP.
Irssuw.CKs,
-
14134 1- 41/WAXIM
' ka2v. tcite.4ritvfinv
b1 " - SL E* 1 1641
Aprie.
jit,B4 , ,snAio 0 - ito Bi
weatist anise*.
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00 L ;"0 1 t
0/1i o 11.2
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*0 7 1114' klad) earl 167'
A V B . i.irifo-1;.',8 - 11 . 1 T,EI ,
- -tAk ..1 1 _ 4 95 24 • ".12.
COATS, VESTS AND PAWS,
Row -,
MSS COAT?,
, PAIII3 VBEITS_,
"A"
Ow Alb sad Om MOW Um awl ,Itisa
tkilhrs. Ondimmik lei riliaellikitt,
imodt
i
Ise nevek Owes. Loam
Soft ad Btu SM.
W l ' Ohm 0: UPI ( P e a Gni us
dews at sideldes VIII gm* at ass
sdos.
orb mad numbs us reek Won bap
In. Nest door to POONA a OS • -
ii. R. IDOL
' , liiiiiiiittiAltallt•tie: - . ,
THE TJUIPLE OR 1/4031f401! !
it* Biota AID inn,
la afire sew desk-et 01loaki•boaght se
dream Were Ow wee to be Add with
SMALL PROFITS
The oadstaigkod would repo othtly maws
to tin Minn of Toolaiki God iriekkv ) dot le
k sow Nods toollk thou W ottibqr, web 11.
FINE BX!e.711 : , cIyIi*COATEI,
011110111LLAS, PILOT%
Fursiir DAM, AID &mum, 81=
MTh AND OAPS.'
Pazdatleir Gooolsoba, sad thet, Wes geode
Weed at tiny' low SONS with
eery wall peeing. I titeid to eabbllsh pet-
Rama la therplaee, wale order to gala
tbs eeellieeoe AC yardmen,. will ailed Give
HONESTY AND INTEGRITY 1
and all goods NM be transited for what they
Sr. represented to be. Come and marine and
nominee yourself. Don't foist the
ftiple of Fashion, opposite tbk.lllolll
south end of Beldlitnan's Block.
S. JACOBS.
Towanda, 0ct.17. 1887.
BEDBIL &NAN'VELSOR,
MERCHANT 7AILORS
.
RJODY MA,DE OLOTHING
GENTS FURNISHING I.GOOD'S
EN Braid Sae,
•
WiVNBLY, noGACONTY, N.Y
on hand
.We have a Pashienable thittw from Weft
Tat My, and fate all the dal ia stein goo a
good AS.
BEADY. MADE CLOTHING
We make at our ova establleloseat. We glee
particular atteatkm to Youth's Bop, sad
CHILDRENS' CLOILIING
♦nd alWays bare a good anortinent.
. ", :
Fees SS anti to W per yard, (d 1 wod.)
Beit Stock of Hats and (bps
PZed within 10 WIN. Dome end pooh and
od kr date%
Wdi be at the Ward Houses lint am
third 'llanady d war death with emples
- attioode,ead oranued to take swam
a/ALL le YAK 1,11U10111_,: .
Si Medd . Waved7,ll. T
I=foe Grover h. Moles Sewing Naddes:
1, 19111. .‘
EW LOCATION
N
NEW ATTEACTIoNSI
J. M. COLLINS,
Has moss& to the stows basso - Accepted_ by
Brothers 004 sat below tie Min
Olbe,sad Ira rep
_Wished him sisstmest with ,
a buss and sew stout of ••,'
• BRADY MADE GLAYTHING,
mismisiucs
TRIGS, r
mire EVRNISEING GOODS,
- HATS, 0/411, '
These goods hare ties reoestlY peados*
glace the belles .In prime, sad win be soldst
.EXTRENELT .LOW' RATES I;
alsione a cell. befote parch:Wag edstarbste.
se I will seU bather goods,. et km yrloes than
I teas =ass ameniteteeste with on =Port
need Woe V)
MANUFACTURE GARE7S,
And barb* a bow stock of Cloths mid *be-
Way, 1 as mania toostessms every
style of easseat • they may asks, suds In a
behlosable nanner, and mounted to b.
Don't begot the pleas, out dose' below the
Poet-Oilloe and Rows Roos. Ealsst.
Tossods. April $O.lBllB. -
SUGARS,
HAT, OAP, AND FUR STORE
E=MiiEla
Whets they lateaa to a fell stack et
PASHIOSAIDA AND BEASONABLA
:EL424 CAPg PURS:
UM8RE4.413, CANES, GLOVES/
BUFFALO sad WOLFBOBBB, de.
Indok we winEa at the bat pangs PEW,.
ia4 rospiettaity a Mural tbii dm stp•
arliate 41284 the Oatifimodit.
Towaida; Oct. s,
Y Ant . ANT: ornicAz,
wenvirApissubmar
IMBI
•Le Os
FASHIONABLE
ih v 317 /IA • • f I
HAI6 AND CAPS,
TOWANDA,'PLi
floodo;coa of
.TRAVILLIZiG
cLonnat a OM ist.f
r... t4 t1
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O f s ar i tatit 7 lo4tri e r(ll*
Aftekrissisir
Marl . mmismork•oils
rethresk. air addles arml
1 lomposiAssedly
ea vitik
411011 4.F 0u p
m.niri.. - 0 4 1,4 t
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falai 's PAIIIIT ! 1 7 1/Al3lll §llii Will WASH,
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NEall
, immisated
moo IA $ ditemem:. am !rooshe mcieroby
Mop to moll, mkt* ulmetro prompt ma
DR: 1 2 ,04 1 101 g ititIEPARAnONS,
#Ol, MOLY 11111 i,..
Kasai as info sad RAW( Riaisesisza war 1
-
gilded fozhenthq sia faholal , Wan saiii?
11r. Poriar's- Pectoral for .
aids_ _ * *ow_ _ GO
losjictirt dichtotio Pia. or Mess ow.,
Dr..l4l4"e kisits ilsalfs= fr eist i" lsc—.. .
shinditiairat, te: • '1 00
gr. potterlOdiarbe Tosio,farfeds mak
Dr.Porisr s iao tsirJsrs 1
thr silts,.
1.00
Dr.Prirliur's Lllll4B= s fer . heir mad . 1 - 40
asp • 8P•*A .0. 4 111 , 16 .. 1 ; o b
Dr Porter's Visokbirry Warn; fiia
35
Dr. Porter's
ii 1 1 / 4 1014 Einbroosticoloi wain*
D. Porter's Pectoral tare . f' Amore 35
MIN earruaa
Dr. Porter's
IMM Wails Wen, for sayeutag ,
Dr. Porter's Worn Syrup. for examine-
Porter's Vsni belief, for crying Wen 35
esti°. 40e ha.
Dr. 'Podia's=a iinuff, for totorrk
26
Dr. Porter'i Toothache Drops, for tooth
. Dr. Porter's , Tooth Powder, for preserving
Dr. Porter's thr damming and 11 5
the hair 50
Dr. Porter's =e, ior beautifying the
gr. portik's roriferoasfihstapoo,fra clean- 53 '
, lug the hair .69
Dr. Forthen XMt u r s Pin= beautify.
Dr. ,Portee'slle O c rinent. for•ezteini 60
Dr. Porter'sitteVeOmpoimd. for scald 33
00
Dr. Porter's= Pip:, for habitue.
00
Dr. Porter's l=nit iP Bol l2 re. for cutrarounds
I.to 15
Dr: Porter's Lip Sake, for clapped lips:— 21
I Porte' Eye Gahm. for lorlimod eyes..
.25
Porter'i Eye Water. for inftasted eyie.. IS
Dr. Porter's Corn and Wart Remoter, for
=Mal and iambus 26
Dr. Parte?. C±mipation PM, for wet*
Dr. Porhtr's Fo Pills, for poor blood . 26
Dr.Portor's tate o42o tp e rila, fors &ale.
50 '
Dr. Porter's ti r =et er for making ntr
tarries E
ss
Dr. Porter's raid Vaa 2,, for flavoring
40
W. Potter's
sa llset I nca , ,_ ! for flavoring
bottles 40
P. Porter's Oriental CeZE,fat
beckon glia l he • 26
Porter's Liquid Mae, for repairing
wood work 26
r. Porter's Olesiudng Flind,for easy wash.
/so
Dr. Porter's B l ed Bog Polecin, for killing
Dr. Portar's ° 4 6 Poison Parr, for killing
06
Dr. Porter's Bat and Mice Poison, - for az- -
rats. . 25
'Dr. Porter's Hes mil l igh ine. or remOving spots
from clothes , 26
Dr. Porter's Black Ink. la plat bottles. 7. 26
- b balk by the
pr. Porter's Bone a
diaesssrr Cattle pOwder. feu
so
Dr. Porter's Rome sad Vs Lotion, foi s
Dr. Porter's I lTk i % s ee And Cum:
_ for horses 60
Dr,
Dr.
ladviee elven toasty at the °Dee,
ebaWas add for
sr - alcftl tor part llbefel petrosaporonid
&mane to hie friends and the
= tl t2 ao pains Man be spared to sand!.
sad sad me& the
P contlnuatioe of their" =Memo
i4ri,P• •
H. O.TORTEB, IL ! D.
• .
Dee. 11,1864.—p. . , •
RigaUanums.
THE CORNER. GROCERY 1
- No. 1, BATTON'S BLOCH,
flontlieast corner of Main & Bridge-eta
TOWANDA, PA.
PEMBIONB, Fixiu,R, MEAL,
4S;C•
The underri i gned desire to make
acknowledge 1 ents for th very liber
al patronage they have ceived for
the past eight months.. •
in
They haie recently large ad
options to.their stock, and t are in daily
receipt of Goods adapted-to the minis
of their trade, all of which have been
selected with care, and bought at the
very !meet market rates.
With tbeifexperienoe sad greatly
MI
iportomed facilities, they would moat
!mtpectfully invite their old friends
and customers to an examination of
their goods. They feel certain that;
suck examination will justify i I ,their _
customers in giving - them as hereto
fore their 'trade mid- their confidence.
They continue to pay Metal prices
In ClAelli for desirable . Country itio.
duce.:
• LONG & KULP&
11:- *yr 11, 1868:
MitOtrit.—Wheat Flour of 'alt
itadt4,l Booewbut Hoar, Bras, saes,:
WAIL roed. , .,ftiat •
W. A. 8U1CW21.115.:.
FINiIABSOBTNENT-OVTOI
-41%; lations. at Waal 101114 .
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PAINT ANIYVABNISILBNUSIINEc
.- • •
fAilleaerUndrAn'inialle '
*ioy' km roma mrricialsc..F marr,
. „
nuers nor liKti44.4” IMIn!?/ 0 FglAgiff ,
~ LicaLOlD. ; Attp,firtimfoing;
11
Alt o itt L IfliP On I.llllBi
BMW PIMPS; 311PPlale iND
Nada DeUka.Sythos - *aid Olithetagri
a sun
•or anon% mon o room
unra; : • ••
BURGICAII/1130iiiTi
- Arai.muitoraurr•
iterge'lenstleseheit for the •Itat, sad Mk.
AINP tot the Teeth me' Waft l'oeth Pow?
Ism - p
BeeptE.Velehe
Vateollma
Yap
th•
et:r;ittgpit,
OHOICs ihnattiVIOSALICO ANDaffm•
ar Physielsos prei vilsol at seemeable Mau:
Iledlelasu asul pions easefony 99d and w
=WO 901 9/ 099 0 929191 . a ral b7eo MO
=numul- 7
Afo
bootie fear 9 to 10 b 1 the sore+
Roos, to 2la the eftantoon.. -
_ ••, •.>••••,.1 •," • 11•41 , ., 00Fi.
Tomas. Sept. !6.1866. ' - ,
4calinart.
Cl 3
ril
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PAt 3 1 t
gs • E -f 1
cl t , 1 rs
cl a to
tv,
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ca
. .
MARSHALL BROTHERS & CO.,
Wish to call the attention . or the public to
their sew Stock of -
•
HARDWANN,
- PAPAW° 11(PLDIIMITS. •
BLACK SMITHS? TOOLS,
I and CARPENTKWY TOOLS.
Also; a large assortment of
Window Glass, Bash, Paha, Oils,
and g arishdshe Brushese, and Paint
of all btada, width will •be sold for the lowest
Cub pike. Aka, a Ike anorineat or
- IEIIBOI3IINE LAMPS
of every style and pattern to salt the public.
lamps repaired and changed from Oil and
liltdd - to Heromme.
Partladar attention paid to the manufacturing
of 'kinds of
aossiwo esoursLy ATTIXDIID
We have on laid a anti &Akio of
OL•88 P LUIZ JABS.
with balsa m& seltasallag corks, and
HER TICALBEALINGCLNB
Oda fa ate of ibe beet eau used.
June 10,1866. . • . '
W HOLESALE GROCERY
PROVISION HOUSE
s. MIL & co
The undereigned, encouraged by
the success which has thus. ar, a
tended their new ,enterprise, desire
to make acknowledgement for the
very liberal patronage - they have re
ceived, by giving their enetomera the
advantage of their yeari' experience,
together with the benefit, of their
greatly increased-facilities for doing
business.
They keep constantly osi hand,
very large and complete. assortnient
of everything in their line, and are
daily receiving •such additions to
thOr . stoek. as the wants of their
ti Ude requires.
\• They have now in store; Sugar
Syrup; *ukases, Coffee,: Rico, To
baoco, Fish, Change, Fruits,
Craulcers, Candy, ,Matohea, Broomr,
Wrapping Faper, and Tifine, Flour
Sacks, Seeds; and a great variety of
other goods, , which have_ lieen recent.
ly bought at the lowest point in the
market, and am offered at wholesale,
at rates to correspond.
They desire to call especial atten.
Lion 'to their large :stock of Fine
Teas, which they. are selling at New
York lobbing prieea,:tgilaranteeing
the quality in all cum •
gave oleo on hand a good mote,
meat of .floir; Pork: . and • Kerosene
, • ' • •
'.'They . still continue to have . the•
benefit o[ s resident Partner in - New
toit;wht.kiaconetantly in the market
• , . _
, •
and prepared-to tarn--to . our advan.
Sage any - favorable - changes On • the
price of goods ; „ -
woorra a co.
' •
4 01(611 :.
, • :
-
IMO
TIN WARE.
!'fC~ceUantoas.
113, KAZIS Slum,
TOTVA2OI.4: PA.
-41
-PcrP! ,wt.
=1
NORTH - B111411011:1101111D,Reit
4 ,1• N rf,";,:.. r.,1. .4n
Ar criu -
..:•,ftB444*/*/ ead4 , .4*
1 1'03 1 ITANDA; ~ BRADE'ORD :CO., -14. 4 1:
stow precirel tollidilbj.
018,t3' -SAW
SMOUVAACHINZE •,-
1152!jgter idiot
.tb!
. 4 fl
- - MADE • dr, RKPAIRP,
STEAM .
• -..
IAVGE
COOKS,
!OIL, COTS, AO.,
v 611,1444 :11.thatnetice.
5 .. -; S
B 0 Ler 'l3 UTTIN
tkorfrom bansm diazintir.
FORGING - -
Of hawry ArioagtbtArork lag Bdagss aad all
alborlorPosor dos* to 90w .
.amodanot of •
1349Pri1, 1 1.801Eirrnici - /srovss,
Coat iodivooftoroolo. iindtarodrcookies
Siam, Wave Pipe. Tin-Wore Boat Pampa,
Maim ealthatara and Lasped. keptpeamstaid-
DRAwRIGA - 4 _ , sItOXFiCATIONs
oz aids& iiiaddalus rae. imp; sad other
PoriKri PloPorool
WA .4 1 /4
oieawi. rim bai bad large • twirler:a la Oda
Wasiak oft beldam'
• - JOHN CAMAS.
Mina . Oak.
T O kNDA OARIkIAOS
FACTORY. ..
Thd labirdesed tespeettbßy mime. to the
theybie wawa the
A It R,I A. !;:i.
e,4''
ii . :: ii:.. 7 ji t- .- i:',K :$ ,
And an now Minima to bAdd-Worlvip, -
- -
TSS -L T 11137. STY L
. _
Aid mast warkamnitlia. =amen TIM win
minstiuttly 'keep on hand Ali amortment ot 'plea.
Tos - .. AND- OPEN BUGGIES,
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
DEMOCRAT AND LUMBER WAGONS,
au -AnD TWO SZATZD
ALBANY SLEIG HS.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
REPAIRING promptly attended to at ms
souable ptiees.
BRYANT t STULEN.
Towanda, May 9,1867.—1 y.
NEW PLANING MIL L
tVersgeed
having built a large and com
modious Mill in the Borough of Towanda, and
filled It with the most modern • and improved
machinery, for the manufacture of .
WINDOW SASH, 3 BLINDS,
are premed to fill order', whether large or
=4, upon. the aborteat.. notice.. We hen
also a. large variety of MOULDINGS, of the
Lited style and pattern,. which we can lamb&
much cheaper than they can be . worked by
SING.
TONGUEINO,
' GEOVEING,
and a.l other work pertaining to Joinery, will
be done to suit our eastomen. .
Persons building, and not living more than
twelve to fourteen, miles distant, will find it
largely for their interest to buy of na, or bring
their lumber and worked by our machinery.
Bring your grisr, of Flooring, -or other lumber,
end while your team is is feeding; bare it
ground out-and take it borne with you.
We will pay CASH for ME 4. HEMLOCK
LUMBER delivered at our lumber yard. Come
and see us, or If you can't come, write. •
L. B. RODGERS . B CO.
Towanda, Feb.. 1864.
irlisettlawous.
BBOOKBINDERY.-THE PUBLIC
11 respectfully inhumed that the Book-
Bindery baa been removed to the Argue 'Build
ing, Sd dory, where will be done
BOOK.;BIN DING!
In all its varietal braachas„on terns as rea
aosable as" the times " wlli allow. The Mid
try will be ander the charge of
H. O. WHITAKEE,
An wiperienced Binder, and ell work will be
promptly dome In a style and manner 'hick
cannot be.exceibd. Naito; Naga:lnes. News
papers, Old Books, he., bound In every variety
of id , fie. Particular attention wi l be paid to
the Worland Binding of
BANS soon,
.
To any 'desred pattern, which in quality and
be warranted;
AU Work wilt-be ready' for deliver* when
promised. - •
The patronage. of the ,public is solicited, and
vertu: satisfaction guatrcuiteed.
Towanda, August. 3, 1816.—U. . •
0.84.000 AND OIGARSI
The undersigned hireestablished s
STEAM TOBACCO FACTO Y,
TOWANDA,
On Main Street below ; Bridge Street
W here they are manufacturing all kinds of
CUT TOBACCO • AND CIGARS 1
Wbich they otter to the trade at
W H 0 LE SALE •PRICES
3
Vat cannot fail to snit. We would most re- 1
trolly solicit a call from the dale., through
Northern PennsylvantS" to an examination of
OUR` STOCK AND PRICES 1
Our Tobicao is manufactured from the best
KENTUCKY AND VIRGINIA
Rock that can be promaretin, the market.
Give us a try. This Is a borne "ent• rprlse and
will succeed with iliberal • dispositioa- of the
trade to support boars manufactom. •
MEANS & PerINNY,
ISTLldain Street, Towanel, Pa.
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FuRNITuRE w4antooms
JAM MARMON announces to the public
ttuit he still cbatinues to manufacture and keep
.on hand a barite assairtmept of •, • •
.CABINET"•-FURNITURE,
Bombs. Wake.' Bedsteads. Stands, Chan,
dm, of every desalptset., which wil l be made
of the best materials, and,n he modworkmaa
like meaner. ' •
I invitee*, inaction of the public to nyiwork,
whioh•sbalino. be unseal in durability, at any
shop in the . coantly i and my pins will - be
baud to be as low as the tines will *diet.
Beady-made Collins constantly on hand or
misdate ortier. A. good Baum will be furnished
when desired.- •
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rpittrinva & RAItiIESS MAKING
..11:•-ittemidetaglild bine II& - 413 - Ibi aid *
o).isseniP r i Sm: blown 1111114 Iva ot Ilta-
GM in tor ttpl_porposC or oart7 ll lll
oa the above us. manias sulking sea
60611421i100s to ordoriad all walk learaMed.
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aim litthni• AL 24. /444.
Tit AGS RAGS II SAGS 111--- , 500
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Aosta la the trilled Ingo. over... 1,800,40
Datiy Pradoliii, upwards of (Gold) 17,000
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izimnuNcs.
SEVENTEEN MILLION DOLLAR,.
O. S. RUSSELL; 'digest,
FOS 11111 mum= MIR cosy iNT.
Maui Pun & Ilmanbusitain f
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POW . .PAiladetdis, r .
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4. l i4ge•Yer*.
Capital sad one 13.7,50ttn
buintaaas Gorier: or Norm
axassaA, PlistadetAki. I- -
Cqftil sad imams, air 5i,700. 0k ,
EUILISTAN Ixsoustoseoznar.
Cr Nearer! t. •
CaPlad sad auflaat Now,
13 11 0 P
apligirsin Couiar - r, .
. Cspital sittamiss,, .. .. 1360,cc
Ismlistamins.tossurEi t
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PUMAS Wiwi= Chinn,.
- Of lienford, Coes.
Cap - Its! and sarplam,
Ilfunai. Lin Innaium COMPART.
Of .Nns- ref*.
capita and iiirplasorreT •
Ups:tams IssousrairCoirAxT,
Of Hartford, Cant.
Capital sad surplus, are!. $6OO/ix
Rieke takes on all kind. of Property, at u
his ratans by say other reliable Computes. •
sr Felicia lamed she Lowe, if aay,
pasted atthts Agency,thereby saving the trouble
sod matte of going elsewhere for settlement.
Ay O ffi ce at the Harduttere Store of Cod
ding h Russell C SnIUSBELL.
Urraods, Feb. T, 1866.--tf
THE lIISITRANCE COMPANY
OF NORTH AMERICA:
°Mee No. 24: Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
This Company are now prosecuting the tspi
nem of Insurance from loss or damage by FIRE
on Buildings, Merchandise. Furniture,
throughout the State of Pennsylvania, on
al terms,for long or shortperiods • or pert' rtti
ly of Buildings, by a deposit of Premio ni.
The prompt payment of claims for lowa ace 1
ing the period of nearly 70 years that the Con.
pany bas been in eslstence, entitles them to tha
confidence of the public.
Dutscross.—Arthur G. Coffin, Samuel W,
Jones, John A Brown, Charles Taylor,Ambrose
White, Jno. R. Neff, Richard D. Wood, 02
Welsh, Wm. E. Bowen, James N. Dickies, E.
Morris Wain, John Mason, Geo. L. Harries,
Francis R. Cope. Edward U. Trotter, Edwarda :;
Clarke, Wm. Cummings. • i%
ARTIIVZ G.X.07/Elt,
C. S. RUSSELL; Agent, Towanda. - ‘l.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE FIDE AND LiPE INSURANCE
COMPANY.—Office, 45 Masai St., ani
Broadway, N. Y.
Capital, Surplus:and Reserved Funds
(Gold) 516,271,675
Assets-In the United Btates,over . 1,8000.*
Daily Premiums upwards of (gold).. ITAA
The shareholders personally responsib:e for
engagements of the company. All Diredon
MU tbe shareholders.
AND BCII.OLL
SAWING,
moron m Nsw You.—Francis Costae
Es Chairman, Henry Grinnell, Esq., Deploy
Ch rman, Joseph Gaillard, Jr., Esq., IL 1.
Archibald, Esq., H. B. K. Consul, Aleusider .
Hamilton, Jr.,Taq., Robert C. Fergason, Eat. -
Alfred Pell. Esq.;Realdent Secretary. Aks
ander Hamilton, Jr., Esq., Counsel of Bond.
Bumaan—Phenirliank--Cammann it Co,
The Policies of this Company are issued by
well-known American citizens resident: in New
York, who are Directors and Shareholders, an:
consequently, with the other Shareholden, srt
Individually liable for all the engagemenu cf
the Company ; all Policies are signed by them,
all claims are payable in cash on proof of lou
without dedtiction for intereat, and not, as a
maxi, sixty days after presentation of proof.
They expire at six o'clock, P. 11, and not t,
noon. Life insurance effected, and anntotr,
granted on farofahle terms.
R. B. JgcBEAN, Ageat
Towanda. April 23, 1887.
T HE EQUITABLE LIFE ASK:ft
ABCS Society's Agency for Bradfori
CASH CAPITAL $3,000,000.
Yearly income oar
rartoeNTE—hi WARD
Towanda. July 25, 1867.
TIME ASTOR FIRE INSITUNCh
A of New York. Agency for Brawl , Co
CAPITAL $400,000.
_Dividend for 1868,10 per cent.
NONTANYE - I;WA9O •
Towanda, July $,1867.
-LYCOMING MUTUAL FIRS
r a. Inoonnce Agency for Bradford Contr.
CAPITAL $3,400,000.
'Mutual Cash - plan. In meetings' operation cs
er twenty-seven years.
MONTAN YEE2, WARD.
Towanda, July 25, 1i67
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WYOMING INSURANCE AGE-N.
CY.
WYOMING INSURaNCE COMPANY
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
ii7ch WADHANI3... .Presiden
L. SHOEMAKER, • Vice Preside::
R.
C SMITH, Secretary
Capital and Surplus 8170,000.
North Amenca,Bartford. Conn. assets 1360,4
Fulton. New York, 48 Do_
Springfield, Mass., 4 40 0
Applications for insurance in the Jbove cee
panies taken at fair rates, and business anal .
ed to with promptness and care. Partlesh:
attention will be given to Farm risks to the
country. Also, Life and Live Stock insurance s:
fected In good and reliable companies.
over the Bakery on Main4t. , formerly occufle'\
I)7ll6'r= fr:Morrow.
T. B. CAMP, Agent•
Towanda, March 12,1868.—5 L
RIISSELLk,
INSUBAIWI:AGENCV
.
Capital Represented over $27,000,000,
COMPANIE3 REPinfiENTEI) :
North America, Philadelphii,...s 2,901,2$
Plurnix, of Hertford, 1,234,195 II
Germania, Nevaork. 876,815 5 1
Home In. Co., New Haven,
.1,619,070 31
North American Fire In. Co., of
Now York, 755,10 ,01
01
Enterprise. of Cincinnati,Looopo
kinthZ Life, New York, ' 20,00),0 000(
We write foliates in the above reliable cos
ponies at theloweat rates. Particalar
given-to farm property. Office two doors soril
of the Post Office, up stain. in the roonioeta•
pied by John W. Nix and Henry Peet, alai
the banking House of B. 8. Rowell k Co.
B. S. RUSSELL.
-JOHN, W. ICI
Towanda. Feb. 20, INS. •
FASHIONABLE TAILORING !
LEWJB MUM
Respectful) Informs the .C.lfheas of Tovadi
Bormilh , that be has epeneil a
-TAILOR SHOP,
In Phinney's Banding oPpoidta the IlesizA o
and solicits a shire of public parclicge•
Us is premed to cut and make prawn
la
the most ihrhionalde stybi r sad the mat dcw
hie moaner. Pub% istiefaction Mill be Po*
Wood. •
and Repairing done to order esP.
Wins. - Sept. 10, let H'
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
H. 11. THOMPSON a ROOM FOWIta
omcs u szosAsos nactr !
CHICAGO,
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Reel Hoists purzhased and soil; Troia.
mulls Aid Hoot Loaned.
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