apkllituTd. Wintering, Perm Stock. As winter approaches, the farmer is reminded that his live stock can no longer wander over the fields and collect their food from day to day The grass has ceased to grow. The frost has bound no the surface of the fields in the cold embrace, and the cattle are attracted toward te stable with hunger, lowing as they go, to draw the attention of the herdsmen to their dependent position,' pleading for something to - eat. The barns are well stored with hay and grain ;=stacks . and ricks of hay and fodder .surround the barns and stables as-,S corps de reserve, showing the thrifitinesa and foresight of the industrious farmer in providing for the coming winter ; but what of win ter ? We - readily perceive when it begins, but who can predict when it will end - 7 - Setae winters are shOrt and pleasant,tont we can only discov er this when we arrive at the other end. Some are very long and very severe ; • these are the ones we should make our calculations by, and enter into them as a cautions general enters into a campaign. Graduate the quantity of stock by the amount of food in store ; if you have too much stock, dispose of part ; if too little, add more ; better too little than too much, always bearing in 'mind that it -pays better to keep stock well than toleep it poor. Here we came tp a point where • many farmers ..greatly err. They look over the lirge aecumulation of food they havo prbvided for wintering their stock (atoll stop here to give them credit for their industry and perseverance in gathering so much and curing it well). Some people think that _when butter 'is plenty it should be spread thick on the bread, without thinking that it may some time become scarce, and then the bread will not be eaten with so good a relish with a thinner spread, or without any at all. So with the win ter fodder—they begin to feed very, lavishly at the commencement of winter •, not only lavishly,bnt waste fully, thiilking that so. large an amount of Yood cat[ 7 hardly be eaten by theirseock during the winter, for-, getting - that the winter may be a - very long one. There is a deeper view of the mat ter, and one that is worth looking into. that a farmer grows on his f:.rett-iti worth money--worth dol lars ; that is the word—talk of dol lars, aud every one can appreciate it. Now, all this hay, and straw,and COIL, and oats can be converted into dollars. A farmer will not scatter his dollars about carelessly, but will sometimes waste, or lot go to waste, that which, if properly applied, can be converted into dollars. The important question presents itself here—how all this great ac cumulation of stock food can be con verted into the most money ? Not by throwing 'it in large quantities - before the stock to he trampled under their feet. This, you gay, will make manure. So it will ; but at , what . cost ? Did the farmer toil and sweat and hire help during the whole sum mer to collect all this great amount of fodder merely to make manure ? Better to have left it where it grew on the ground,by which the addition al advantage of mulching would have been secured. Valuable as is manure, it may be purchased too dear. Do you suppose that stock will thrive any . better by having large quantities of food continually at their disposal to either eat or waste 7 No, they will not thrive so well. The appetite becomes cloyed and vitiated by the very abundance presented to them through kindness; they select the most palatable parts and reject the remainder ; they thus cultivate a fastidious appetite that becomes more and more.critical every day. Stock will thrive better with just as much food given them as they will eat up clean. This should be at statrd periods and regularly attended, te. if by feeding economically it large.surplus is found to be on hand at the end of the season, it is better than to have wasted it ; but it would have been better and,more profitable to have added more stock, which • would have yielded more profit.— Don't waste the food nevertheless ; your fields may not yield so abun dantly the next season, and your hay . being „well secured will lose none of . its virtues by -being kept over.-- American Stock Journal. t. . Sawing off-the Horne of Animals. ProfesSor gpooner, President of the Veterinary College, London,on a trial in Dublin, gave the following evi dence : I have said that I consider this to ho a very gross act of cruelty, and for this-reason, that the horns of Alen are unlike those of the deer species. They have a large propor tion of bone growing out from the bohe of the head,and that is surroun ded byt a heavy sensitive structure, so that to cut the horns, they had to go below where it was simply horny, and the c animal had to suffer great pain. The nearer the operation was performed to the skull the greater the suffering. The bone was hollow —that is to say, it had not one horn ed cavity, but it had several cello which extended into the head,though not to the brain, but close, to it.— These cavities were exposed, by the removal of the horns, to the air ; and as they were lined with a delicate sensitive membrane—there being be sides a delicate sensitive covering outside—great suffering must_ be . caused. The cavities ware never intended by nature- to be exposed to the air, which brought on an inflam matory condition. These cavities were very apt to be itillamed,and the inflammation was very likely to be extended to the membranes of the brain, causing madness, lockjaw, or other dangerous results. This ope ration is the most painful and unwar rantable that possibly could be per formed on cattle." Tu ROAST GEESE AND Dgcss.—Boll• ilig water should be poured all over the inside of a goose or duck, before you prepare them for cooking, to take out the Strong oily teeth. Let the fowl be picked clean, and wiped dry with a cloth, inside and out : fill the body and crop with stuffing. If you prefer not to stuff it put an onion inside ; put (down to the fire, and roiet. it brown. It will take two hours and a half. PCDOIN'd .Or POTATO STARCH.—POUT heaped tablespoonfuls of starch, one quart of milk, three eggs, and a little salt. 13oi1 the milk,reserving a little to moisten the starch. Stir the starch to a smooth paste with the reserved milk, and put it into the boiling milk Add the eggs, well beaten ; stir, and Be e t it boil tdi t , very thi c k, which will be in two or three ini Utei ; then pour 'into a dish, and ficrve with a liquid sauce. = A kat. - - • voliocr, 4 741AT10N.--WhoreaEi i J. FARMS B. MISEBTER, President Judge of the 11th Judicial District, consisting of the co unties of Bradford and Susquehanna. and Boas. Levi P. Stafford and J. IV, .Vak1)341.1% Associate Judges, In 'and for sakt Coutiy • dayre issued their precept bearing date the 3d f OctoberA.D. 1868 to me directea, for holding a Court of Oyer and Terminer. Gen -1 eral Quarter Sessions of-the Peace, Common Pleas and Orphan's Court, at Towanda, for tire County of Bradford, on Monday, the 7t h .day of December next, to continua two weeks. Noticets therefore hereby given to the Coro ners, Justices of the Peace, and, -Constables, of the County of Bradford, that they be then and there in their proper person, at, 10 o'clock lo the forenoon of said day, with their records, In quisitions and other remembrances, to do those *lap which to their office appertains to be done ; and thosearho are bound by reeognisano or otherwise to prosecute against the prisoners who are or may be in the jail of said County, or who shall be bound to appear at the said Court are to be then and there to prosecute. agenst them as shall be jest. Jdrors are reqtkated to be punctual In their attendance, agreeably to their notice. •s ; Dated at Towanda the 6th day of October; in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-eight, and of the Independence of the United States the ninety-first. WILLIAM OWNS. Sheriff., IN F'AglTlON,Orphan's Court of Bradfotd County. In the matter of the estate of Johfi Haver y, late of Overton twp., deceased. To the heirs and legal representatives of said John Haveriv. Whereas, at an Orphan's Court held at Towanda, In, and for said countylof Bradford the 22d day of September: A. D. 1868, before the Hon. F. B. Streeter and his Associate Judges of said Court, the petition of Orlando Haverty, Adeline Paris (with her . husband S. U. Paris, joining,) Almira Chime, (and her hustatid 0. H. Chase, joining) 611- drm and heirs et John Haverly, late of Over ton, Bradford county, demsed was presented setting forth, that the said John Haverty died about the 19th day of August, 1864, intestate, leaving to survive him a widow, Minh% Havers living at Overton, and nine children, visa /anus orb° died about the 20th day of Sept., 1866, leaving 2 children, viz,: Edward. who is of age, and Sally. of whom Orlando Haver ty is guardian, Amass Haverly - living at. Alb any. Orlando living at Albany, Eunice (now in termarried with Ow .Irvine) living at Moneoll, Maria Wayinan (widow of Solomon Woman) living at Albany, Mary Ann (now intermarried with Geo. Neal, living in Towanda, Alaska, now intermarried with Orange Chase, and Adeline Paris, now Intermarried with EloPhon ins at-Alban, ail of Bradford County, 11: - DeAlanson Beverly who went to Ohio during the war, and when last heard from about a year ago, was living at Raman, Adams county, Wiscon sin: Also the children of a deceased daughter, Catherine Boyle, wife of Gideon Boyle who died shout nine years ago, removed to Illinois, said Catherine died in tete lifetime of she intestate, at Overton, Pa., leaving to eureka her seven children, to wit: Sylvester, aged 25 years. living at Indianoplis, Nabarka county' lowa, f3avelion, wd.25 years living at Albion, Edwards county, Illinois, Lu cinda C., aged 23 years living at Towanda, Pa. Wallace aged 21 years, residence not known, Nancy wile of George Bunnell, aged 19 years, living at Albion, Edwards county. 111., Addle aged 17 living at Eldredeville, Sullivan county Pa., Franklla Boyles or Irvine, aged 13_years, living with and adopted by George Irvine, Liberty Corners, Bradford county, Pa. That the said John Beverly died seized in his de; raise as of fee of and in a niefumrage or tract of land situated in Overton, Bradford county, Pa..no ended and described as follows : Be girmniat e corner and running south 16° east 1 pre. to a corner, thence south 304 0 west 39 prs. to a corner, thence south 574° cast 70 prs. to a corner, thence south 134° east 21 pre. to a corner, thence south sp east 49 prs. to a corner, thence north 194° east 474 prs to a corner, thence north 58C° west lit prs to the place of beginning. Containing 42' acres, more or las; with the appurtenances. That miltr and by virtue of the intestate laws of this Commonwealth, to the said Almira Haver. ly [the widow] it belongs to have one third pert of said real es. ate for and during the term. of he: natural life. That to your petitioners it belongs each to have the equal ftfteenth part of said real estate, and to each of the childran of the said Catherine ißoyle. deed, it belongs to have one seventh of one equal fifteenth part of said real estate in fee. No partition of said real e trite having been had, the partitions pray the Court to award - an inquest to make partition of the same to and amongst the afore said parties according to their respective rights. Whereupon the Court, on due proof and con sideration of the premises, award an inquest to the purposes aforesuid, and direct notice to be given to the heirtrin this county 30 days be fore inquest, and pu,blication made and paper mailed to those out of the county whose resi dences are known, 20 days before inquest. Taira Norma, that an Inquest will be held at the late residence of John Beverly, deed., in the township of Overton, in the County of Bradford, on Wednesday the 2d day of Beeem ber , 1868, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon of that day, for the purpose of making partition of the real estate of said deceased to and among his children and. legal representatives, if the same can be done without prejudice to or spoil ing of the whole ; otherwise to value and ap praise the same according to law; at which time and place you can attend if you'' think proper. WM. GRIFFIS. Sheriff Sheriff's °Moe, Towanda,.Oct. 23, 1868. REGISTER'S NOTlCE.—Notice is hereby given, that there has been filed and settled in the office of the Register of Wills, In and for the county of Bradford, accounts of Ad ministration upon the following estates, viz : Final account of Sarah Davidson and G. H. Vandyke r admrs of H. S. Davidson, late of Uls ter, d.ased. Final account of E. B. Hintz, admr of J. N. Barnes, det'd, late of Pike. Final account of Samuel Niles, admr of Milo eet, deed, late of Smithaeld. Final account of James Crofat, adm'r of Isaac S. Crofut, decd, late of Leßoy. Fib account of B. J. do W. B. Horton, execu tors of W. B. Horton, dec'd, late of Sheshequin Final account of Janie.s NnlyneuZ, .admr of G. W. Hottewithie, dee'd, late of Overton, Final account of L. P. Stalford, executor of John Hollenback, dec'd late of Wyalustng. Final account of Alvin Nichols, guardian of the minor children of George Nichols. dec'd. Final account of Geo. Finch, gnardian of El len C. Johnson, now Ellen C. Walker. Final account of Samuel Billings, gardian of F. E. Pepper. Final account of Wm. Sinclair, admr of Dun can 6inch ir, decd. late of Ulster. Final account of Israel Bullock, admr of 413 per Cooper, dec'd, late of Springfield. Partial account cf Sybil Lathrop and Dante I D. Lathrop, executors of Wm. Lathrop, dec'd h late of Herrick. ALSO—The appraisement of prperty set off by the Executors or Administrators to Widows or Children of the following decedents Estate of J. M.-Preston. John Jones. " Samuel Sennett. " James Lucas. And the same will be presented to Cocrt thetcfrit7al;- ans' of Bradford county, on ,Thursday the 10th of December next, for confirmation and allowan cc. 11. J. MADILL, November 10,1668 IN THE DISTRICT .0013 t T OF the United States, for the Wealere ' trict of Pennsylvania. James H. Fellows, a Bankrupt under the Act of Congress of March 2d, 1867, having applied for a Dis charge from all Jis 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 deb* and oth er persons interested, to appear on the sth day of_Diersiman, 1808, at 10 - o'clock, a in, before Edward Overton, Jr, Esq., at his of fice in Towanda, to show, cause, if any they have, why a discharge should not be granted to the said Bankrupt. And ftirther 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 hold perm the said Register, at the same time and place. S. C. kIoCANDLESS, Nov. 26, 1808, Clerk of said Court. TN TIIE DISTRICT COURT. OF the United States.for the Wdstern Dis trict of Pennsylvania. DAVID ISIAILEY, a Bankrupt under the Act of Congress of March 2d, 1867, baling aPPliel:for a ma charge from all his debts, and o ther claims provable under said Act, by order of the Court; Notice is hereby given, Ito all per sons who have proved their debts, and oth er persons interested, to appear on the sth day of - December, 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 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 Act,wilLhe held before the said Register, at they p time and place. S. C. MoCAND -- "Nov. 26, 1868. Clerk of a VXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Notice is -14 the estate ot hereby given that all pewits indebted to Beni, J. Hoa.,"land, d late of Leßoy two are requested to maze payment without del ay, and time having claims against said astate mast present them i dyls autheatles• ted for iettlement. ELiZALBSTII BOAOLAND. REUBEN BTONH, Oct 20,413 4 3 q. - ic , • -- EXECUTOR'S NOTloE,.—Notice Is hereby Oren that a. parse= Indebted to the estate of ABIRAM WALD 41. late of Leßoy, deed, are requested to make Im mediate payment, and all haring claw upon sald estate is 11l present them duly thentleated for settlente.ut. - AARON N. SPALDING Pet. 20, MO, iktecutor. ADMINISTRATOWS NpTlol3. is Not ic e hetoby given that 'all indebted to the estate of JOHN ONM ea ste of TILEME tip.. , dec'd.,. are rectersted to metro immediate payment, sod all Person* has. thg dates ap & said estate. Ulm la gs Oct P. isas. PllOll. duly auticated for sett le GEE.-P, OA/Eili. . ==l sat;nk `ro kITLIOATION IN DIVOBAR.— . - - .4143.T0 %this B. Brows.—No. 203, ffe7 ISM - You are beret .y Batlike! that Gemv i Brown, your !unhand, bar wiled to the Mart of Oommon Pleas 'ilor tioantih far a divorce from the' tends of Matrimony, end the mid Smut has appointed Moeda/ the MI deY of Deoember, 1811, fa hearing the mid George la the preathea, at wUoh Nate ..mtd yoatariattend If• you v&nitirins. Nat. I. 1868 Sheriff kr 2 / 4 10,4Ti0N IDIVQB0B0—! Tosiimatell;; . liticio.Wilti;!Dee.ieiiitl 1867. You. are herebKed that Lucie P. Moe, by her neat Leiter.' itipidy, has applW4 to the Court of - mown Plan, of Bradford County, for &divorce • frociLlbe bonds of patrimony and the Bald' Cant has appoint. ed Monday, the 7th day of Dec. U6B, at two o'clock, • for boring the • old :Jade in the prendsekat iildch time and place yew= attend if Youtklak .1' ut antrps. Nov. 18118. • Bhseld NOTION OF INCORPORATION. The Articles of Aseocktlon f the Free ,Will Baptist Associatlon of Rena rd Coanty, have been - presented to tho Court of Common Pleas of-said countyppraying ter incorporation and such Incorpratim wiU 'be granted on Monday. Decem b er unless cause be , shown to the contrary. _ W. A. T/10Kan, Nov. 12,1868. Prothonotary. ' A DIIINIt3TBATOiIIS NOTION,--J .hll. Notice is hereby given. that elf - person! indebted tithe estate of J. lf . MAMMON. dec'd,_ late of 13mitbiteld, are fellitettell to make immediate payment, and those hating demands against laid estate will present theni duly authenticated for settlement. LYDIA B. PANNING, bept: 8, _ Administrator. A DMINISTEATOIVS NOTICE:4 A. Notice is hereby .given that all eau bted to the estate of Samantha . = 1 1; dilator Welles tip;, deo'd., are requested to make immediate payment, and all persons hav ing claims against said estate must present them duly authenticated for settlement. JEPPERSON PIITSVA N. t Oct. 20,1868. Administrator. ! A DILINISTBS NOTlCE.—Notice is JUL hereby ern that all iwrsona , i ndebted to be • estate of SLIME.' JOHNSON late of Pike twp., deo'd.. are muested to im mediate payment, and those baring datum against said estate mast present them daly ad ttleated for settlement. : BURTON _BBSINSTT, , Oct. 20,1868. A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE:-4- .M Notice is ttereby given that all persons indebted to the estate of JOHN H. NANO= late' of Towanda, are requested to make itt• mediate payment. and all persona having claim mainst aaid estate most present them duly au thenticated for settlement. -ELIZABETH BADGE% D. 8. PRAM, f • Oct. 20 . , 1868. Addinistrators. A -PPLIONIION IN DIVOECK.4.- A. To Spencer H. fitaneyNo. 247. Dec. term, 1888. You are hereby notified *hat Mary D. Gam, by her next friend Michael Jones, has applied to the court of , common pleas ef Bradford county, for a divorce from the bonds of matrimony, and the said court has appointed Monday, the 7th day of December, 1868 at 2 o'clock, p. m., for hearing •the said Mary in the premises, at which time and place you can at tend if you think proper. WM. GBIFFIB, Nov. 0,1868.- - &miff. R E 3 . 1 VA L ! BOOK STORE AND NEWS ROOM To the magnificent new' Ode in Nearly opposite the " Ward House," where they are prepared to offer to their old customers, and the public generally, a new and carefully se lected assortment of - Comprising Standard Works, Noiels Text Books, &c. Their assortment of BIBLES, TESTAMENTS, HYMN BOOKS, PRAYER BOOKS, etc., will be found to be complete. A arge assortment of Sunday School Books,. Cards Writing Papers& Statiokery As cheap as ever sold in this or any other market Our arrangements with School Book publishers are such that we are prepared to offeethe se ries of Books. now in use in the !Com mon. Schools of this county to retail dealers, at as low figures as they ' all buy them in New York. • Orders sent for any book publish We keep constantly on hand al the Daily and Weekly Papers, Mag azines, Periodicals, &o. • Give us a call. ALVORD St BARBER. Toivanda, July 18,1888. 1114;hster _yaw GROCERY 4ND PROVI MeC.A.I3E & MIX, Respectfully announce that they haPe earn meneed the , GROCERY AND PROVISION WOMBS In the North Store of Nereurie New Mock And hate now In adore a full • assortment o Goods W their line, purchased in New York which they have selected with unn*al care. and will sell at the lowest possible Tans. Their stock Is complete In eyery partial*, anti In q3ality and price cannot tail to give ..; They ask the patronage of the puhile, with the asnxranee that drat rate goods and fair dealing may always be expected They have now hretare. and for sae by the saw or single jar, a large stook of 1100 RE'S SELPSZALING Which they recommend as the very best °facet! to the polgic. They ask for this Jar,bn inspec tion and trial, as Its merits are auparent to ev ery one. E la. North stns • in Tierces Blew Block, Main street, Towanda, Pa. arCABII pad for PBODUCItt, and for BUTTER, at the bigheit market rate". /AXES McCABE, - BARRY MIX. • WRAPPING PAPIRI FIVE TONS WRAPPING PAPRRAINEITRZ- Having secured the agency for,ll ne of the largest manufacturers in the conntryore.aro now prepared to offer great Inducements to merchants and others using- Wrap Ong Paper. Our stock oomprieei mouthing .M thwart., and we reepecttally solicit a portion of public batronage, as we are satisfied that we can sell goods as low as any establishment outside of the cities. , ALTOGD-11A Towanda, Oct.l, tb6l3Rßßlkok. . Ilferest 7 a New ecat.ors. ERNEST BRANDS_ OFFAWLY J: PLOW, mail* Wtho Suitt *Am% at _ MCA= 1112011 WM itlicittllantous. ALVORD & BARBER Have removed their MESCURS BOOKS! &c., always on hand BIOS BTOBS 1 MAIN STIMer, AIR TIGHT FRUIT JARS, Jane 25, 1868. I en 1120011 RY li PRO ' 1 4- Iri onrh,4t., fiat , door r oma ) would soot .. ... Intim of thopubl!. to ids looted stock or !! GROOkilli* A which be be ; selling itt puma of all. Hs bas also ' I FEW S Which Is well eit&ted • to Barley pal region 'at all oonWnnioara a W ith TEAS,, , O?FFSB • UTT FLOUR, - Li ER, - Which be is aelung e • 00ODS DE iVERED F : The oithiensLcd Towanda please accept t i t i tianka 1 , patrolman fail, last promise with • , - ery oppt dull • e • to warrant, sat stiletto* to ;i • J Towanda, Jaly 10,-1867. SEE THIS AND That there is toi obn hsa of BUGGIESSD PLA' AI EWE ATHENS CARRIA Which. for styli, j good m 'Unction, quality of wor be surpassed gY POI la „to employ only firatolo great care to get, bed ( rant my work to give sat ii OS. All kinds , or Wal made to °cast. With path patch. • 1 1 6 P•lr l IOES = 1 ; i ko :1 1 4= ATIONS, CARRIA Athens, Pir".,l4pi, 1,1: N E ST 0 NEW GRO W. A. RO OANNED PINE APPLES, P Or ALL AND (JANNE DIITED PEACHES, ?RU cm TEAS, S,pG MOLASSES, Of all kinds, in ftw GRACERI WU! bo kept co FLOIJOEED,B BDTTR,R, LARD, many OF F El DRY. GOODS OF LOWEST POIN And w OHEAF AS TO THE 1 CASH ALL I KINDS itty 23, 1827 THE "UDE iPurchased R. H Inin the arm of C. Proltareft to °Pr County and vldalty sock IG R 0 I=!!E - dent QU I can eell pnichseed elsewher a splendid stock of TE443 I CO 1 - ST4OH, SAL ' Hue on AKRC i t FLO DO. I • keep constinUy , LAEDlazid kinds o tentioi of the-publk STOCK Iq qclWity, or priat. L Please 4:1111 and I woo 1:2:1 assortment TOILET SOAPS, est crib Wee for couTr FmkOs give as a AU j persons Ind &sag call and 1E Nc iE W .1 AllOB His d a' Boom aim Y... tios, imnd story, whealhe is Row p • bait and ezpteneeet nun rah the • tbalo eve Celtic* • • • ble Wm& rSIOI L - SITING : ,- -AND *MS Nar ON • ;' 'it • - W E_D D y ..46*--riiiinfmrstrass". aft , sew and of - the — Ball Road • ' Invite she at - and well sew FRSI3 . XI 0" 0 0 DS,: lii his llat, soltsblik to GI Mai or the people *Wills*Wills will se# forti ft tonne! GOLD' PRIOR ;77 RonsioNs. • t:the Uses sad • *lola 1:3 pply the sass ud Usles. He keeps SUGARS, (No Shoddy at sal MO) In RIISINESS SUITS, PORK, &O„ COATS, VESTS AND , ?ANTS, for cub. IN THE BORG' RGE. and vicinity. will their very - Mani wo yaks, and' we oe , to improve ev our business, so an . Coll and oe6 bs DRESS COATS, PANTS 4% VESTS; over Ails and Over Shirts. Linen and Paimr Collin; Linen. Madmen and Flannel SWAN Neck Ties Baspenders, Gloves. Canes. Leather Sap ) Spring Style Silk, Soft and Stew Hats. All heat class. Bmemba that Good Goods are cheaper at a fair price than poor goods at any price. Call and exandwe ay goods before buy ing: Next door to Powell A Co. • H. W. EDDY. Towanda,May 38,1887. HRH MEIRLDICTH. wr :FORGET a largo assortment RN' WAGONS TEE TEMPLE OF FASIIIOI4II NEW EiTORS AND NEW GOODS! E FACTORY An entire new stook of Clothing bought u thespian before the war to be gold with slats used In con• . and. MAO, cannot, Mil The undanlgned would reepe MAU, announce to the citizens of Tcnisads and•vichdty that hs is now reads to oiler them Cl °thing, such es workmen.and use I stock. and to war fact toa. 009 and Carriages ..utsr cad and dis- FINE BEAVER OVERCOATS, ow. promptly done. It FUME DUNS AND BUSLNIESB SUM. ell FACTORY! J. A. Barstow P: .-3m. Tninishing °odds, sto.. and that these goods bought atnery low Agues will be sold With very small profits I intend to establish a per manent trade In this place, and In order to gala the andblenee of purchasers, will deal on _e basis of EE EW GOODS ERIES! HONESTY AND INTEGRITY I and all goods will be warranted for what the are rape* nted to be. Come and examine in , I convince! yourself. Don't forget the place Temple of Fashion, opposite the jfeans House *oath end of Beidleman'a Block. U. JACOB& -Towanda, 0ct.17, 1867. 4 • WELL'S. Burrs, • ACHES, PLUMS BEDELL & VAN TELSOR, OYSTER'S MERCHANT 7AILORS =1 ES CHERRIES NM READY. MADE CLOTHING -, SYRUPS, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS FEE, SPICES, .everything In the WAVERLY, TIOGA COUNTY, N.Y L I N • 1.17 on hand D, POTATOES We have a FesWomble Cutter from New York City, and take all the risk In giving you a good M. CS, AND EVEItY . ' PRODUCE. We make at our own establishment. We give particular attention to Youth's Bop; and lot of ALL VARIETIES, CHILDREN CLO7HING d at tho IN THE MARKET be Bold as From R 5 cents to.s3 per yard, drool.) Best Stock of HatB and C r aps E CHEAPEST Kept within 20 lmiles.Vome landaionk and prove for yourself. ws. Will be at the Ward Souse she &stand third Thursday of every month with sample! of Goods, and prepared BEDELL A VAN to take measu VELBOB, res. - FARMERS. AID Fon OF PRODUCE. A. ROCKWELL IGNED, HAVING entire interest of PATCH, PATCH & CO., ht now Cke.oltlimms of Bradford a large and well selected ERIES, d for Cash and feel conhl I t as low figures uas be I now offer to the public IS, SUGARS, BATUS, SPICES, &C d a largo dook•ot R, GRAHAM DO lICKWDZAT DO on band, PORK, EARS, FISH. Would call the at= to onr Can't Be Beit 1 F TOBACCO, Jena Caldera Celebrated Chemical and Brown Snap our dock of EN WARE. of . YANKEE NOTIONS, &c. I will pay the high Y PRODUCE. 1 before selling else There 0. B. PATCH bled to tho Arm will =E=2:3 C. B. PATCH I 2 1867. ILOR SHOT INNEPACKER, in ille rim' baakiittbe NealrlThrldles ter E4d7'e Clothing Store -pared to d all ldads.a. •-•• . • . 0 - fasidomableiteisacri. ;Mt inn.: istermiustiosi to aglow of theThbes; aaia Obtains, ba kalfrfee laildsetioa;_ t — • sbortUtieanihn;usa • Oct. 17, Mt • . ESE OLOTHINO! .4th - NYool. lA= Caste, Dnaten and Pants, SMALL PROFITS I CHINCIULLIAB, PILOTS. Also the lIATS Am OAPS. FASHIONABLE fl l ll7'rrVl NNIS AND CAPS, SS Broad Street, READY MADE CLOTRING And always have a good assortment. CLOTS AND CASSIMERES, • 68 Browl•st. • Waverlr, N. Y. Agents for Gram iellater'e Sewing Machines. April 9, 1868. • • Alicellanumss. , HAT, 'CAP, AND FUR STOBB ! The undersigned have opened s Store on the south side of M ercur's new block. TOWANDA, PA., When they intend to keeps MI stook of IIiBiIIONAW. AND EIKABONIBLIC Goods, consisting of HAIS, CAPS, IURS, TRAVELLING BAGS' U 4 IMBELLAS, , CANES, (7 OVE,s, EBUFFALO aud WOLF 1108E8,,toc Which we will eel) at the lowest poad4le sad raspecitully solicit a eh/root the a or a I .41 of the public. Air Hats titled nlth the American Coniermater OW & Aild3tlY Towanda, Oct. b. Lia. FURNITURB! NSW a'oopa I NEW 60481 NEATLY FINISHED POPULAR Consisting of CHAMBER' SETS, PARLOR SETS DINING • BDOII BITS, MIRRORS, PIOIIIRE FRAMES, Photograph Promo., for oraybrty. A GEM ABSoRTNENT FURNITURE; Butted to ttals market. I bare the best IOW& upho tear bi the wworont*. mid ntsistitsetere our owl lstered k. . REPAIRING AND JOBBING, _ Done to cram, Having u , atrium of 20 rant In Lbo Walnut. I can eon tatty hops to plow ell lobo patnmlse me; - Don't forgot the place. No. 155 talitit., two doom mouth of Belftnan's PJaek, Tonto -13. T. DINNIMIL Towanda,llayl3o. 111118.—U. • - Drugs int MtMuss p - 1--- It • - 'V - - 11, - -4 - IV - Ii - ii' '1 ..., ._ . ...._::...g. .f... ...,. :.. . 4 ..,,,, „..-_-,.= .‘,..z., -. 1 ,...t.,- , :• 41 .:-....-4v ~- . ; ~ -..,1.- J. 1„... . !,:• ,, ,, ' :,....,,,,......sraz, ......" .Irf -,-, Ir . 1' - OLD. CASW:..putra - :'Ettosik, , • oolirs'Averoo,„ 'Coiner bind iforaitireee:Toireiiolll;l's. Ilsvfng remedy , : ma tuicis to isti)Ok, i Ihflndiceepirte relertmen:, toodflutirt en adoodfl oorbravueet edicts, wet la lb Ado for Moore earefilly selestei with regard timiprogreeelve wok of *WAN "bleb- will be kepi 000rtantly mop ofth herb pereheort,Las4 °flexed on Ms wee reeloselde • tiros aL VboleaU or &tail; OooeiWa6 of DRUGS, MSDIO NBs onacteas, OILI~.~A i !a~ I iiND. TURPENTINE, it , t YAMMER, WHIM WASH, P. A all binds of Brushes, - - ", :OR; COAL pm, k.hoi sod Dumb ' g ' Maks: 1:1: ADES, WICIES, ' DIMIIIIITS, i. Jlard, Whale , Nati Poet, • ' t a AND MACHINE OILS,. :Eat Articles In all their variety, BRUSHES, ECM, COMBS, P galvD/e 5 / Pertmerh IBOOKS, ~PORT MONATE, Poch! Knives, Roots, : I , AND HAIR PREPARATIONS EMT SASH, P KERO TANN lay,and swains, EiL TOOTH, MIMI AND LIQUORS, For Medicinal use, Sint, Pew MID C*Asp, mullitonrßeedsuses. Sap! Buspensoli g itil si times, Nii e rktrA d de thelis lad a Pratt'Pana,Belf-. _ Pirstjb— °meters, Fta P Extracts,SW= Jugs, Glass Ware ,Nrials, Corks, Bath Brick,. and Mei* lacling,Fish Taelthi, Ammuni tion, he. tante, WWI° and-Homcepath le Vedic , and all the Popular Patent t.M DIOINES. Allarticke warranted as represeded. Per. soon at a distance ems remiss their orders by stage or mail, which Mill receive prompt and metal &Motion. - Tome:mo, Garden, porters, Brost Bottles aR DR: PORTER& PB.EPARAVONa ti - FOR FAMILY USR, • Known 114 See and Reliable Remedies are tar ranted for what they ire intended to give sails. faction, rigs • Dr. Porter's- Peztorsi tl e liny for awes, colds. ANT ;intskedOcitil 00 Dr. Porter's Eclectic Pills, or bilious ems. plaints and wild ealluutie.... 95 Dr. Porter's Bsnifer limp, for. scrofula - skin diseases, te. 100 Dr. Porter's Uterine Toniodorleiude weak netts, tc. Dr. Porter s Tonic Elizirjor strengthening 1 00 lke system, I 00 Dr. Porter's Tansy Schnapps, for liver and kidney coseptaints 1 00 Dr. Porter's Comp. Byr. gypophosphiy es , for nervous debility 100 Dr Potter's Blackberry Balsam. for diar • rhea, dtc. 36 Dr. Porter's Family Embrocation foe sprains bruius, 5.0 . 35 D. Porter's Pectoral W afers , for hoarse ,• nets sore throat, *a 25 Dr. Porter's wo rm Wafers, for expelling - Dr. Porter's Worn' Syrup, f or extem b us . Ong tOO7 MS , 30 Dr. Porter's Infant Relief, fot'Crying babsee colic, 4.c.... ... r 96 Dr. Porter's Cephalic Snuff;for catarrh hiadache ' 25 Dr. Porter's Toothache Drops, for tooth ache 25 Dr. porter's Tot h Powder ; for preeerering te 25 Dr. Porter's Tricorns, for dressing and 50. Rowing the hair 50 Tricepldle,or beautifying the hair 50 doriferousShampoo,for clean ing the hair • 50 Milkt ot he com newels, for beautify. lexion . BO 1 Pile oint ment. for externs plies 00 3 French Compound, for =ld lag urine 00 Dr. Porter's consti Medicated Figs,: for habitue. 00 Dr. Porter's Healing pation Salve, for cuts,woundi • du 16 Dr. Porter's Lip Salve, for chapped lips.... 26 Dr. Porter's Dr. Dortes's Dr. Porter's Dr. Porter' Dr. Porter' Dr. Porter's Eye Satre, for Inflamed eyes.. 25 Dr. Pouter's Eye Water, foOallamed eyes.. 15 Dr. Porter's Corn and Wart Remover, for corns and bunions 25 Dr.Porte:'s'Constlpation Pills, for costive nen 2 r. Porter'solrop Pills, for Poor blood 95 Dr. Porter's Citrate Magnesia : for a pleas ant cathartic., 60 DPorter's Liquid Bennet; for making nu , tritions diet for invalids . 25 DI r; Porter's Extract Vanilla, for flavoring i t cream, Ito 40 DrL Porter's Extract I.emon, for flavoring ice cream—urge bottles 10 Dr. Porter's Oriental Cement, fur mending broken glass, &a 25 Dr. Porter's -Liquid Gine, for reps' ring wood work 25 Dr. Porter's Cleansing Pluid,for easy wash ing 50 Dr. Porter's Bed Bug Polsoa, for killing bugs 60 Dr. Porter's Ply Poison Paper, for killing • flies 05 Dr. Porter's Rat and Mice Poison, for ex- 1 terminaUng rate Dr. Porter's !Benzine, for removing son. 3 4 from clothes.... Dr. Porter's Black Ink in pint bottles ig in bulk by the gallon _OO Dr. Porter's Home and Cattle Powder, for diseases , of antutabr 30 Dr. Porter's Horse and Cattle Lotion, for sq u ill, galls. Catt le 50 Dr. Pcirter's h ors d Elwin Cure. for es • 60 Medics !advice given gWilily at the (Mice, charging only for medicine . Sir Thankful for past liberal patmnage,would =llilly announce to • his' friends and the . that no pains shall be spared to satisfy, andand merit th ge e continuation of their confidence . Deo. 11f,186(1.—yr. filistellantous. TEE TOWANDA REGULATOR CLO.77IING S 7 ORE Adjoining Potton'y Blcok. • ROSENBERG & WOLFF, would respectfully announce to the citisensof Towanda and vi amity, that they have opdDed the above store, under the name of •' The To wanda Ilegulater,'l with a splendid assortment. OF 11EA.111 4 !JAPE OLOTO /NG I Gents For nishing Goods, Hata, Caps, au-, ac_ which they assure the said citizens cannot be excelled in • style or elegance, and that tho prices 'sr I so low as to astonish everybody -- Bmeberg Wolft hope that strict *Um tiontand fair dealing with the people of To wands, they wilt obtain their patronage_ and support. They,alo beg to subjoin the follow ing idpuunandments for their guidance. • COME op! COME • 4 At Rosenberg t Wolf te One Prtce II eguly r Mein Street, ltrnuds, Ps. • Tilt TRff COMMANDRENTB, . Beep them, antilfsppy will be Thy Pay,. 1. Thou shalt here no other' place tell buy clop r except Rosenberg & Wolf ' s One - Price Re Main Street, • . Thou shalt not choose any other m erc hant: thoughahalt not Mien to their speeches. for Rosenberg & Wolff are no Chatham-st. dealers, but sell at oneprice and reliable. and will serveyou unto the third and fourth generation. 3. Thou shalt not seek in vain any more for cheap raiment, for they, can be found at Rosen bei rig & Wolfs One Price Store. 4. Thou shalt bear in mind that we sell only .on six days of the week and don't deseetare the Sabbath by keeping our doors open and hangln ant a aw for, on the seventh day, Rosenberg& Woleand their clerks, desire - to rest from their labors. 5. Thou shalt honor' the wily Rainbow & Wolff deal, and long may be thy, days to sejoy Its besellte. ' 6.1 non shalt not mann an Impropriety—of bob of Clambake at. Dealers, but come dt nctlto Roumberglt WoWs OnoCrf i rlial EtWa labar,Waln stnlet. 7.41 Thou dab not sees In vain foe-goods of ?o 16n. take. for Rosenberg; it WoUrkeep a large variety. 6..! 1 Thou elan not pnrioln fronkthe Regulator for flosenberg-it Wolff so cheap It would be a ahr. 9. Thou abaft not boar false witness, but honestly acknowledge - tbst you can get better suited and for ibis money. at Rosenberg . ilirrdlb than ,ssy , .. Miser store. 10: Time shalt not covet thy neighbors goods or his bargains, for Rosenberg & Wolf can give them to you likewise : therefore, take counsel, and boy** of- Rosenberg & tbi Ones Price Meer- • • - loam* Elepg. 1,1368. THE BEST MUTT JABS IN .11SE at MPIAW/E NEM o. , „ W. , •• • , DMlch , 13191110, . -.,.., ' t • We pi! etrailimeNt_ , .. bubo* al , , tina EOM No. 4, restaa'ailaill wipe vaje rardebor ablitleile to bloWdribosi sae - reliable impoeters ea* amerribeterere trope* folly sake Gs a -liberal Abate of put& wren- Mil. %LIMP stook ed PUSH DBUclir - AND ,ItEDICII2IIIB 'west mat ---- s•liamps,,sia. we ore Ravi.. ;rotsitte serrixim , *Aim Or *it rugao WITH--AOskuji !OIL A/101111illY IMINNIVIRAM B(YZAZIC ' IXMXMO - MID HONIMPATIIIO ALL THE POPULAR PATEIft NIRDMIIPIL PAINT AND VAiIIiISILBRtfM3, FANCY mil) TOMIT ARTICIM OF EVERY •LCOIIOLIC £XD IPLC!ID ALretinn- - AND REBINOIDB. • AU the Bast Tama, D O.IkNA O.IIrPORTE.SO9 BREAST PUMP% NIPPLE ANNUM, AND Nursing Bottles, Syringes and Catheters, 1. AMINOWIXINT OF ititOßM, m ole, POCIM - 11111V1116 • - :11r 7 .00/141:1:iirkirc-1:14:10ii7lol-f:CiA A largo imp. 7 Brushes fir the Hat and Hair Also for t he Teeth and Nails, Tooth Pow ders and Pastes, Offs, Perfumery, Salm, Combs, Hair Dye, Wizen afore.ise., Kelowna, - Kerosene lamps, IThades, Chimneys, Wiela, ad., all of the late st styles. mom =ABA, TOBACCO- AND BRIM w Physicians mippUed at reasonable:atm. !ladlefuls and Prescriptions carefully and se eurately compeonded and prepared by compet ent persons at all - hours of the day and night. Sunday bourn from 9to 10 o'clock in the fors noon, to 2in the afternoon. W. U. U. GOBS tonna*, Sept. 22. Hi& MARSHALL BROTHERS CO., Wiab to call the attention or the public to their new Btock of HARDWARE, - . of all kinds. which rill be aoldlfor the lowest Cub price. Abo, a dine assortment of KEBOSENS LAMPS of every style and pattern to nit the public-. Lamps repaired, and changed from Oil and Plaid to Kernaems: Particular attention paid to the manufacturing of all kinds or JOll3lllO PROMPTLY ♦TTENDED TO We have on hands fine article of GLASS FRUIT JARS, with improyed seltscaling corks, and 888 ICTICIAL SEALING CANS, which is one of. the lent cans used. June 10;1885. • H. C. PORTER, M. D - 0,2 liNtirjr`-‘;, - suns to iris times. twas inumq AID, LIQUORS, •FoR MEDICAL USE ONLY:: MIDIOINZ& .1..M11111114 Oqi y i VAiltano Drain s» Aim Gum. EM. Shoulder Braces, AND flu! QUALM!. 4arbtoart. 14 0 • cl • . til , u 2. 0 td .0. 4 0 ta. ;:i. - .2. Va t 4 % 8 CI 2 ro .. 0.• ~..„ ani CI 0 tz a g -0 . . s _.„ . 1:0 •... ,- vzi u I .2 vj z —. , F 1 :g / • 1:: C/ • w co ... to 0 If • • - 0 CI 0 CIA • - t:i cc, - _ _ FARMER; IMPLINENTS, BLACK SMITHS' TOOLS, and CARPENTERS' TOOLS Also., a large' assortment of Window Glass,- Bash, Paints, 011 a, [Patty, Varnishes, and Paint and Varniah Brushes TIN WARE. Abut!!among. HOLESALE GROOBRY PROVISION ROUSH, OF P. S. M. 8V CO 113, lilenr Snow; PO WANDA, PA. The undersigned, , encouraged by the success which has thus far, at tended their new enterprise, desire to wake acknowledgemeut for the very liberal patronage they have re ceived, by giving their customers the advantage of their years' experience together with the benefit of their greatly increased faciliyea for doing business. They keep constantly on hand, a very .large l and complete assorlment of everything in their line, and are daily receiving such additions to their atook as the wants of their tiede Fequires. They have now in store, Sugar, Syrup, Molasses, Coifed, 4ics, Tc 4. 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 recent ly, b►gngb►t' et the lowest point in the marliet;and are offered at wholesale, at rates to correspond. They desire to cidl especial attecf tion to their large stock of Fine Teatvwhich they are soiling at New York Jobbing prices,—guaranteeing the quality in all case& Have alati on hand a gxd aaanrt- went of Flour, Pork and Kerosene Oil. They still continuo to have the benefit of a resident Partner in New York, who is constantly in the market and, prepared to turn to bur advan tage any favorable changes tin the price of goods. 'roz, awns, itFrma l a Nay 1 . 61, 18!38. .1-7' e ,7.."Ni • ‘.. landidadSOL . 4- - dMig2d MEI OE P 1 ? BLUM :10IMPRY X A.. 0 H_l N Z 8.11 OY, = Masted 'oir tine, east of lisiks4el47' , JIZIVITed eo IWO& OntanAl SAW KUOTIS EMI <,~; , , bilbe 1412:AillatVil!:_*Istlei rkerum illiPoe sa i 1 1100, AU Annual Amca. gag ' M EPtci Ai g - t XADE &IMP _ Yam. l STRAM GMFOES, GA TOS COOKS , - - - OIL OLTIS, &O.; PuraMed at abort notice. BOLT CUTTING DOne from - i t to , ll base in diameter. ' • FORGING • Ot busy Wisight work 'dm Bed:ges, sad all other purposes; done to ottles.'"AW.; 1 954 0: COOKING, & HEATING " : STOVES; Coal sad Wood Banters. linsidlitse for Cooldne Stoves, Stove Pipe, Tin Ware,. Boat Pampa, Plows, cultivators-and Lc:tapers, ?mitt nottstast lion hand. DBAWINeI3 di: SPECUIOATIONS Of all !dads of . machinery for mills and other PultPosesPrelms4b7 Malign -EILL, Foremen, who ham be4•lerge a:patience s this !ranch at the bastaese. • •• - •_ JOll3l (76111112 t. Taireada, Oct. 29;18,66.-Iv. " TOWINpA. c3ARIt,:IAGE The underitssed respectfully anon me to tlis Public tbst.thop hate pardoned the OA.R.IIL - ARtE.;I3BO2 G. H. DRAK-E, And are now prepared to build work In THE W LATEST-STYLE And moat worknuudike manner. They will Instantly keep on bandit assortment of did TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES, FAMILY CARRIAGES, • : •.•~: liftll .0 . e,• , : ALBANY BLEIG HS ALL WOlll W REPAIRING promptly attended to at tea sounble ptices. • - BRYAIiT & STULEN Towanda, May 9,1867.-11 y. NEW PLAN The undersigned having built, a large and com modious KW in the Borough of Towanda, aad tilled it with the most modern and improved machinery, for the man ore of WINDOW SASH, BLINDS, arerepared to All ord , whether • large or small, upon Abe whorte notice. We have alsb a large variety of MO ULDINGS, of the latest style and pattern, 11 ch we can furnish much -cheaper than they - can be worked by hand. • PLANING, • TONOUBING,I • GBOVBING, AND SCROLL - sAwpro, and al other work pertaining to Joinery, will toadane to wait oar customers. Perrone building, and snot living more than twelve to fourteen milea I distant, will find It largely for their interest to boy of us or bring 'their lumber and worked by oar m achinery. Bring your grist of flooring, or other lumber, and 'while your • team la is feeding, have It ground out and take it home.with you. We will pay CASH for PINE h HEHLOCH. LUMBER delifered at our lumber yard. Come and see us. or if you can't come, write.: L. B. \RODGERS do CO. Towalida, Feb.. 1864. .111istttlaicous. . BOOK-BINDERY.L., TitE PUBLIC, is respectfully iu.fortaid that the Boor. Bindery has been removed V:4 the Argua Bald ing, 3d story, where will be done In all its various branches, ,on ;terms .as re:► sonable as" the times" will allow. The Bind ery will be under the charge of • An experienced Binder, and i all work will le promptly done In a style and manner whack ainnot be excelled, Music, Magazines, New* papers, Old Books, dc.,boand in every variety ot ; dyle. Para:mbar attention will be paid to the Bollng.and Binding of To any desired' pattern. which in quality and durability aril .be warranted. AU work will be ready for delivery whin promised. The patronage of the public Is solicited, and perks satisfaction guarranteed. Towanda, August 2. 1866.—tr. TOBACCIZI AND CIGARS! The tuOtislgned have established a STEAM TOBACCO FACTORY, MI 0 NT A. N" , On Main Street belowlSridge Street .Where they are manufactni CUT TOBACCO W H 0 LE SALE That cannot fail to salt.,W spectrally solicit 'a call from Northern Pennsylvania to an OUR STOOK AND Our-Tobacco is psisitsct, KENTUCKY. AND Mach that cane procured Give us a try. This isa hi will. aucc II - with liberal trade to support home man - • 157 Main Street June 4, 1288.-41: • UR,;iritrßE w : i-R65liS 1 F JANES EAELYSON announces to the_public 'that he still continues to manufacture and !rep on blind a large assortment of CABINET FURNITUBE,• Ihrreans ITabirs. Bedsteads. Stands, Chairs, dko., of every descripted. , which' will be made of the best materials, and:in he most workman. like manner,- • I invite the Inecion of the public to'myf work, which shellac) besurpased In durabitity; at any •shop in the "country, and my prices will be found to be as low as the times will admit. made to Coffinsconstantly on hand or made to order. A good Hearse sr, he furnished when desired. Aug. 16, 1865. • ,•• ream NINO- dc HARNESS MAKING J. The undenrigned have' this da y formed a 0 I'3 letn3r 4 4dpi be known asthit arm or. NA.,; GEE •FULLE R for the purpose or cen7 ll2 K on the above business._ Harness making and repaking_done to order and all Vert warranted. Cash paid for hide& * L• , • . • =pint NAGEL EDGAR 8. FULLER Camptowti,Jan.4B, 18611. . • RAG: I 'RAGS RAGW q III-500 Tons good Paper Bap wanted, tar *blab Fl .24 1 0 2 111)1/%111181. Towanda, Oct. 1 -1863. OEM AID . F A OTORY,. op AND Two ozaTzp NGMILL BOOK-BIN DING! C; WIIITAKtfI, BLANK BOOKS, MN log all kinds of CIGARS (Untie at Which'they oiler to PRICES would most re e deale.s through .stion of PRICES from the beet VIRGINIA in; the market = Ame enterprise and disposition of tlei factors. PINNY, t, Towinda, Pa. 1 SI .::, i E t ,# 1 WilAA:4ffitLlM.-e.=l: '.-., ,i,=WI • ,r r illts , 'l,4,:,i'; N SP-RAN OE — moor • PoUcleo lommi4P — Mmisi A ti N lidel promptly il: APLE; Agent; - Of iheitanomblirven bawlaid Cott. pastes. AlliceillestoYiee WWI; dung* Amotorthr C4ita4 ..... Sit ?pomp • mutt Hartf IlliontAxoll ..P• A ,Cass, '.13111,14 Await Sov. 1, .11165,296 1 44ippot ib 7otora) tit... • havaexos Co. 704 - 74 24" Pui11i6 1111.271 . 0174 seete Is the Dotted States,"crrer.... 1 1 800,000 Prooliemot t npwortio ot - (Gobi) 17" IrMusaxeri Comrtita. . Hartford, - Con!. „Capitol- IrsoilrossrlioirvAL Lnii•lxovsoaos Co., • - • • 'Nneark. N. J. . - 1100,0 dapttaL lowa Jammu 'bum* Inulairs Oco., • (Atecideitia) Philo/it/piths, Capital... , YriecT igrvuA I /fa ta l b 5 1131 t ar , Cma., ,Capital • - 10,000,000 Towaada.Peb. 20.1166--tl FIRE, LIFE, AND AVOIRBETAL LNBIIRAECE. • CArruif simaxxna OYl SEVENTEEN MILLION pOLl.yflts ,0. RITSSET 4 L, Agent; WO . POLLOWDIG =UM* COlitsu • Onus* Pun 3 MAantsbisuwers Gm*: PhilsiMbeits, f Capital and rarplas,over • 43,50i t e - • Han bantam Coxrams, Of New-Yerit. I • Capital and aarplus, aver B 3:M i+o, ll aos a ros Comm' or Noe?' Anazxoa., filistsik44l4. Oapltal sad lorplos, over $1,700.110 1411111AITAN brurziatas 001117A9T, I i CV . New. York.= f Capital sad mike, mat 1900.0u1 Plissartm batraasan COMPANY, Capital and rarpt., am id*. , irsaity Amu Immo= Co, u Of New-York. f Capital and =plod, war PirrxAst brim= Cosiunr. - Of HerVoni, Cel ia . 1 Capital and marplui, over - $704,0c0u Las IxsuirsoLOcncrxrr. I • - Of Nett-York: sad serplasorrer .400.u011 TRINILLIMB COMEUrr t t Of Hartforer, Cow. Capital and aarplue, over Rub taken on all kinds of Property, at low nteaas by any other 'reliable Computes. iFir Policies Lased. and Loewe, if any, ad. plated at this Agency,tbereby saving the trouble and expense of going elsewhere - for settlement. . Ifif Office at the Hardwhere Store of Cod ding & Russell - C. S. RUSSELL. - Towanda, Feb. 7, 1866. --et INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA. Office No. 242 Walnut Street, Fhlladelphia. This Company are now prosecuting the he i• news 01 Insurance from loss or dainage by FIRE on. Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture, • thrciughout the State of Pennsylvanii, on Iber. al terms,for long or short periods; or-permanent ly of *Buildings, by a deposit of Premium. The prompt payment of claims for liaises due ing the period of nearly 70 'years that the Com• pang has been in esistence.entitlei them to the confidence or the publid. Dtmoross.—Arthar. Colin, • Samuel W. Jones, John A Brown, Charles Taylor, ..kmlerwe. White, Jno. R. Neff, Richard D. Wood, Wm. Welsh, Wm. E. Bowen, James N. • Dickson, B. orris Wain, John. M ason. Oeo. L. Harrison, Francis RI Cope, Edward H. Trotter, Edward EL Clarke, Wm. Cummings. ' AATIII7II 0, Corner, Ptels'ut. O. 8. - HUBBELL, Agent, Towanda. TT AND LON DON AND ALI GLOBE FIRE AND LIFE LibURANCE COMPANY.--:Office, 45 WTI= St.. and 726. ,Broadiray, N. Y. Capital, Surplus and Reserved Funds . (Gold) $16,271,675 Assets in the United States, cry' er. 1,800,000 'Daily Premiums, upwards of (gol d ).. 7,000 The shareholders personally- responsible for engagements of the company. All -Director.. mu t be shareholders. ' micron ew Him Yotis.—Frincla Cottenet Es Chairman, Henry Grinnell, Earl, Depot Ch-rman, Joseph Gaillard, .4., Esq. E. _ . Archibald Fag., H. B. H.-Consul, Alexander Hamilton;Jr.,Esq., Robert Q. Ferguson, Esq. Alfred Pell, Esq., Resident Secretary. Alex ander Hamilton, Jr., Esq., Counsel of Board. Baxisas r Phenlx Bank—Cammann fr Co. The POlidies of this Company are issued by well-known American citizens resident in New -York, who are Diretton and Shareholders, and coniequently, with the other Shareholders. art -individually liable for all the engagements of the , Company ; all Policies are signed by them; all Claims are payable In cash on proof of lou without dedgction for interest, and tot, as la usual, sixty days after presentation of Foot. They ezkirekt aix o'clock, P. M., ,of not ad noon. liferAnsurance effected, and anuultin gianted on favorable terms. • H. B. McKEAN, Agent Towander. - April 23,1f67. T HE EQUITABLE LIFE AS:SU! ANCE Society's Agency for Bradford CASH CAPITAL - .$3,000,000 Yearly income ovcr 82.000,000 cash. MONTAIIYE & WARD Towanda, July IS, 1887. HE ASTOR FIRE INSURANTh of New York. Agency for Bradford Cu CAPITAL $400,000. Dindend for 18W10114.3MyE a,:wARD Towanda, . 1111 9 25,1867. THE LYCOMING ItiIITII AL-FIRE lasuronbo,Agency for Bradford Conti, CAPITAL $3,400,000 Mutual Cub plan. In succesilla operation oy er twentpe — on pears. MONT A HIM& WARD. Towanda, My 25, 1857 WYOMING INSURANCE AGIEN YUCY. WYOMING INSIIRAtICE COMPANY - Wilkes-Barre, Pa SAMUEL WADRAMS Xresident L. D. SHOEMAKER, Vice President I. C. SMITH, Secretary Capital and Surplus $170,000. North America, Hartford. Conn. assets $360,000 Fulton. New York, " 250.000 Springfield' Mass., " 400,000 Applications for insurance en the above corn panies taken at fair rates, and business attend with promptness and care. Particular attention will be given to Farm risks in the country. Also Life and Live Stock Insurance at. fectcd in good.and reliable companies. °Mee over the Bakery on Main-et., formerly occupied by liercnr do Morrow. T. B. CAMP, Agent. ' 'Towanda,. Mardlt 12, 1868.—tf. FASHIONABLE TAILORING • LEWIS' REUBEN Respectfully iniiirms the citizens olTowaids Borcragh,"that he has opened a . TAILOR -SHOP, ; Phinney'illuliding opposite the lieans,ilous and solicits a share of public pationlge. • Ho is prepared to cat and make Weenie is She moat fashionable - style, and the most dura ble manned Perfect satisfaction will be gar anteed. Cutting and Repairing done-to order on Our 'notice. - Sept. 10, DBAUR Master Millwright , - to prepared to attend•to all loudness in his line. - He warrants all work done in a work manlike mintier. All orders by mull, or other • wise, addressed tb mo -at Towanda, will be promptly attended to. Juno 4,1868•- 3 ° • Toluene, Pa., June 26,15C8. To all whom if nag concern: I certify that I ban thltdriisppoln ed D. B. BAKER, of Tr"• liaud t urs Bodintal°rd county. Ps., az a ntel gent for the sale o s monral Turbine Water I Tor the counties of Bradford, Wyoming, Lyeom, frig, Clinton, Clearfield, Tioga and Potur, the State of Pennsylvania. Parties *An ti " sad these wheels can obtain them through tam he will give his personal attention to pricing them in when des. Parties by calling oP" Mr. Baker, at Towanda, will be shown the wheel, and on application to him he will him • Ish Illustrated phieta.contalning arcathg tables, testimon ials, .An. • • J A. IKAoPHERSON ,, General Agent for Pezmaylnnia, for Bo dines Jna! Turbine Water Wh.eel RD .WOOD D. — OOD • WANTED Ccords Maple, [hard and soft] Bub Wood, Caunmber qu ire Po i ti tWE BFloorl I fart e her Po'. Turn Inglllll.llauroeton. Nov. 5, 1889 —W. F LOUR.—Wheat Flour of al l s 1 Baceerbeat, near, - Bran, Curs , Peal Feed, lo.; at Dec. 15. W. A. ROCKWELL'S il koo 4660,0 - 0 o 1350,0 "150,000 Scoo,ooc
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