Farm Wozlr, far rebrum.
Fares &act—Stock of every .
cription at na time needs closer look
ing after and more careful keeping. If
properly cared for up to this time
they should be all in.good condition,
and as they come upon*deg
point of the season and fam * e into the
spring, they will fare well probably
in proportion as the month of Fab
rcary leaves them thrifty and strong.
If they 816* any falling cdr,therefore,
look to it and, bring it back by more
or better food, cornice table lodging,
and attention to eleansitigpftie skin
from filth, all ocean:Misted dust; &o
Let not, 'especially; the working
stock be slighted, and avoid the vain
e l coniliny of saving under a false im
pression that having little to do,they
may be putt off -kith indifferent food.
They should have the opportunity of
the comparative leisure of winter to
lay up a store. of muscles for future
use ; and, while the quantity of grain
may be lessened, if not at work, its
quality fhould be always icood, and
udder zho circumstances - should a
horselhat is to be regularly worked
in the season to come be put off with
long provender alone.
Let mares in foal be guarded with
the utmost care against accidents,
and have moderate keeping and uni•
form itteetion. Colts should be l daily
handled, and treated always with the
utmost gentleness. The most high
spirited colts make for many, per
haps most, purposes the best horses,
if not spoiled by bad management:;
and nothing is more sure to ruin them
then rough - neer . of ,ttly sort.
Cows.—Aii spring, advancet, cows
need the beet treatment, especially
such as are to hake . young. They
should be dried off month before
their time of calving, and have each
food as will keep)them in a thrifty,
strong condition. , keep . their coats
_ in good condition. by the use of the.
brush, it necessa, and suitable food,
'such as bran in two proportions and
cornmeal in one.
Call Ind
foes an,. Sheep.--Calv
thought to be, kept as well in
ny with sheep and with
food, unless it is designed
them. They-are liable at thi
to have lice upon them, th
generally of pour conditiot
can be corrected at once by
well with carbolic soap, am
nently by betteT treatment
havik, or about to have, ,young
should be strictly looked after. There
- will always be some of - atflock that
begin to lose their wool before shear
ing time. Thisia an indication of weak
ness of constitution or age, and these
should be separated and fed well,and
be made mutton of in the fall.
Fattening Stock.—All stock that are
being led for the butcher must have
the best food with the utmost regu
larity, while the strictest regard is
paid to their comfort. There is great
er economy of food in grinding all
grain for their use, Pnd generally,
perhaps, in boiling or steaming.
Store Hogs.—These should be kept
in good order throughout the winter.
They will then be in condition to
make the most of the summer's graz
ing, when they make much increase
at little cost, and pay well for gener
ous, winter treatment. Breeding
sows must especially be fed so Is to
,keep them in full condition.
Pasture Grounds and Clover —Keep
these well protected against stock of
every sort ; the clover especially
should not have a hoof upon it until
it makes considerable spring growth.
Well set old pasture will not.belio
much damaged, but it should not be
closely fed or trod on when very wet.
Manures.—The;, manures in the
yards may from, time to time be
thrown into heaps, where it will fer
ment in a manure as the weather
gets moderate. Increase the quanti
ty by - all possible means, and bear
in mind that what is made from grain
fed animals is richest, and must be
..most carefully preserved. One part
of good stable manure to two of
dried muck from the swamp, or of
turfs, or any coarse vegetable mate
rial, well mixed in a pile, - will be
found for many purposes equal, load
for load, to the•stele manure alone.
EpTBll 'FOR THE GARDEN
Carry On the work of digging and
trenching, and of breaking up all nn:
occupied ground, as the weather al
lows.
Very abundant supplies of mane
rq
are needed here, and mainly w4ll
prepared compost.
Make preparation for early peas
and potatoes, for early crops of car
rots, cabbage, lettuce, radishes, on
ions, leeks, spinach,' parsley. Plant
out roots of asparagus and rhubarb.
Tieing hardy, all of these may be
started whenever the ground comes
into order for putting in the seeds.
Curn,acr4a, beans b and some others,
being more tender' must be postpon
ed to later period. Neither should
be planted till the ground is warm
enough to spout them promptly;
Agparagus.—The value and endu
tanc.e of asparagus beds will dtpend
upon their being thoroughly prepared
before planting. A deep, rich,sandy
loam is beet. Trenc i o .e ground two
depths of the spade .o_, miring it•well
all through. Lay on the prepared
ground beds of four feet, having a
path of two feet between. Lay off
on these beds, one row through the
centre, and one twelve inches from
each side. Set the plants carefully
along these, distributing the roots
properly, and then put over them
when planted several inches of good
loam,and a good dressing of compost.
Whiten the surface well with salt.
Such treatment will make sures large
product, and a bed
_that, with good
management, will b profitable for'
many !rears.
Cdd Frames.—Plante under cold
frames should be carefully tended,
giving plenty of fresh air when the
weather permits. Plant out when it
becoines mild' enough to make room
under the frames. Cabbage; lettuce,
and cauliflower may be set early in
warm borders, and some risk may be
run for the sake of thinning out tui
der glass.
Hot Beds.—Prepare these for toma
toes, egg plants, and pepper, and
sow about the middle of the,month in
this latitude.
SpinsA.—Sow when Ilhe ground
comes in order.
Lettuce and Cabbage Seeds.—Sow in
a m9derate hot-bed.
Peas and Potatoes.—Plant whenev
er the ground is fit to work.
Seeds.—Provide at once such gar
den seeds as are needed.
General Work.—Make a thorough
c!eaniog up all vegetable plots. Put
cibbage. stalks together to furnish
uproots for spring use. As soon a
the ground is in order to be worked;
give a surface, stirriog around all
crops standing over from fall. Gath
er leaves, mould, etc., for composts
..tud ranching. ,
Plant hardy roses *-ben Ole Pond
is in order.
~ F
VAN VELSOR NANNERS,
PAARIONAteII
MERCHANT 7AILORS.I
AU siumiss Ell
READY MADE CLOTHING!
HAIG 17, 1 1 QA,
GENTS FURNISHING ; GOODS. 1
68 Broad Siveet, °
WAVERLY, TIOGA COUNTY, NS.
We bays a Pashtos*le Cutter. Ilhote New
York City, and take all the Mall is giving 10a a
good At.
READY MADE ounsibrG
We mste•at OW own eataldiakenent. We pro
particular atlimtion to Youth!" Sofa, and
plaritill?ditt.)reirilvii,f4
Madmilibmigo*mmoftwaL
CLOTHS. AND OASSIMHILES,
P P E/ B 5 mt. to tt Per riot Oil wool.) .
Best Stock of Hats and aips
Kept within krmike. Come and loolWand
prove for yourself
Will bea t the Ward House the first and
'third Thursday of, every month with samples
of Wade, Ind-Prepared to - take measues.
YAW VELBOB & NANII2IB.
• 68 . Browitt., Waved; ,11. Y.
' kV .1869.
THE TOWANDA REGULATOR
CLOSING MORE!
'AdjoinJag Patton'.. Blcck.
ROSENBERG k WOLFF,
Yould respectfully announce to the citlz enrol
-Towanda and vicinity, that they have opened
the above store, under the name of " The To•
wands Regulator," with a splendid swaths at
OP INADY YAW OLOTEI-111(1 I
's are
comps•
e same
to force
- season
Gents Purnidilsg 00041114 Rats. Caps,
which they ware the said citizens cannot he
excelled In style or elegance. and that the
prices sr • so low as to &steads everybody.—
Rosenberg tic Wol ll hope that by strict aften.
Con, and fair dealing with the people of To -
w..nda, they will obtain their patronage and
supßort. They also beg to subjoin the follow
ing Commandments for their guidance.
e effect
, which
••ashing
pellan-
Ewes
CONE ONE! CONE ALL !
Maio SRtreeeT 1 w Wandffa ,' sP O a. Price R egubXor
SIR VMS COIOIANDRESTS,
Keep them, and Happy will be ThylDays.
1. Thou shalt have no other place to buy
cklthing except Rosenberg & Wolff'. One Price
Regulator. Wain Street.
I. Thou shalt not choose any , other merchant:
though shalt not listen to their speeches. for
Rosenberg h Wolff are no Chattia m wt. dealers,
but sell at one price, and reliable. and will
serrevou unto the third and fourth generation.
S. Th iu shalt not seek in vain an)more for
cheap raiment, for they can be f at Bomar
berg Et Wolfs One Prim Store.
4. Thou shalt bear in mind that we sell only
on els days of the week, and don't desecrate
the siabbath by keeping our doors- open and
hangin out a str, for, on. the _seventh :lit
r trona be
Rosettrg & their labo Wolff. endrs. their clerks, deldre
est
5. Thou alkali honor the way Bombers &
wolf!' deal, and long may be thy days to enjoy
Its bonnets.
8. Thou shalt not commit an impropriety—of
buying ot Chatham at. Dealers, but come di
rect to Rosenberg it Woltre Once iPrice Regu
lator, Main street.
7, Thou shalt not seek In 'vain for goods ot
Foreign make, for Rosenberg, /a Wolff keep a
kW vadat .
S. nonwait not purloin from the Regulator
for Rosenberg 4 . Wolff sell so cheap it would be
a sin
9. Thou ahilt Sot bear fills witness, but
honestly acknowlddge host you am get better
suited and for leis money, st Rosenberg £
Wol ft's than say other store.
10. Thou shin set, onset thy might, ors_goods
or his WWII% for Itoyeberg & Wolff - an
give them to you likewise : therefore, take
counsel, and bay only of Rosenberg & :Wolff
the Once Price Yen.
Tomas Is, Sept. 1,1808.
UP TOWN CLOTHING STORE I
Opposite Public Square,
98 MAIN STREET, TOWANDA,
Receiving new additions to his stock of
CI 0 ME IM . CH
Every week, which lie is selling lower thin any
house in lewn.
GOOD CASSIMERE SUITS, $15,00
CASSIMERE AND UNION SUITS,
OVERCOATS AT/ ANY PRICE
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
Which is selling below cost, as he is anxious to
close out this branch of his business:
MUNN:MOS OF ALL KINDS.
GENT'S FURNISMNG GOODS
Of every description
BOYS CLOTHING OF ALL RINDS,
HATS AND CAPS A? COSY •!
Call aid convince yourselves i
J. M. COLLIN&
Towanda, Nov. !8,1888.
HAT, OAP, AND FUR - STORE 1
The tublanlgaed bale opened a Sore oa tbs
moth aide of oferbra's new block,
TOWANDA, PA.,
Where they hand to keep a fall stock at
FASHIONABLE AND SEASONABLB
Goods, consisting of
HA24 CAP -
TRAVELLING BAGS,
UMBEL LAS, CARES, GLOVES,
BUWL►ALO sid WOLF ROBES, &e.
Which Ira vill WI at the kratutpoullbta Nets
sad fospeottegy 'Welt a *hereof the peony.
of the pablk,
trilatiatted with the Atealess Oenfotatatat,
. OLOINICY & AMB9I3Y.
fa' , Oct. 6, ten.
MAANINGA lIAIWESS /MIMI
A. 2wsesTirogualiso ads en fa;
a imas . Ids Wimp's* ,as VIVO&••
some sisiss—Wasm I= Waft ea
dose is oder Wall work vssrsided.
cash tillable s.
Cisopterweala. Is, -
B SUIT 1 11113Thringi
*COI /V 110s,'
A Inge line of
CHEAP I
A large line of
- C.V=M I ' 2 PROVISIONB,
. : sums, inp:D.iiiiz e iiii - . -:-.-'. -. i
:r . -..=.;<'.'•,_%'..' , r -. 1 ::,! - T - 1:=1: - ,:,: , :, v. , Y.:4.2.`::: i
•WOODINk:-.WAUT 4110.149NR
~t"
wAimm!
thor:*,
Soitheast 2Hr cilia& do Br dgelia
TOWANDA.,
6ioo*i
nom= DAILY.
Aileof..kenteitims - Comi*te
(hvat
CASH -.B,UYBRS!
cotwnty •PRO6IIOB
Bought'and Bold at
THE MARRET BATES
LONG & KEELER.
Nov 11, 1868.
W HOLESAI,EOROCERY
PROVISION HOUSE
OF
F. S. M. & Co
119, Mai fifrum,
TOWANDA, PA.
The undersigned, encouraged by
the success which hae thtut far, at.
tendUd their new enterprise, desire
to make acknowledgement for the
very liberal patronagithey have re-
caved, by giving their customers the
advantage ortheir years' experience,
together with the benefit of their
greatly increased facilities for doing
.
business.
They keep constantly on hand, a
very large and complete assortment
of everything in their' line, and are
daily receiving such additions to
their tato& se the wants of their
tt adelequire&
They have now in store, Sugar,
Syrup, Molasses, Coffee, Bice, To-
bacco, Fish, Salt, -Cheese, Fruits,
Crackers, Candy, Matches, Broome,
Wrapping Paper, and Twine, Flour
Sacks, Seeds, and a great variety of
other goods, which - have been recent
ly bought at the lowest point in the
market, and are offered at wholesale,
at ratea to correspond.
They desire to call especial atten
tion 'to their large stock of Fine
Teas, which they are selling at New
York Jobbing prices,—guaranteeing
the quality in all caeee.
Have also on band a good assort-
ment of Flour, Pork and Kerosene
They - still continue to have the
benefit of a resident Partner in New
York, who is constantly in the market
and prepared to turn to our advan
-4n the
tage any favors
price of goods,
FOX 8
gay 12, 188 e
G. W. MOFFITT
Rae just opened a 6111 and complete
of
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS 1
TEA, SUGAR, COFFEE AND SPICES !
110 V OP ALL EiNDI,
Inctod the celebrated Wears" Soap, un
for cleaning Tin and Sliver ware.
— Ca; keeps constantly on band akin& of
GREEN FEINTS 1
Peaches. Pears, applei. Berries. Greet C orn
and T =atom, and all other fruits In their ses.
am, which will be sold cheep.
He also his connected with! the aboro an
tittles Roma, where people Coming in town
for dinner will lad a warm meal got up in good
style. In readiness at any time.
Cash paid for Greer Fruit. Ohre him a call.
GM.
Towanda, Ang.l7. 18x7. W. NOPOITT.
HURRAH! HURRAH!
HUE IT IS AT LAST 1
P. W. COWELL
HAS IT !
what An
they y°av u
e mot in the Grocery line. See
FLOUR, FRED, FISH, SUGAR,
POKY, IRA, BPICZ, strrraß ROOS, LARD,
DRIED AND CANNED FRUIT
1111=111 1111111*, IN miii. /MASON.
ALT BY THE SACK OR BARBEL
ToaAcco 11ND SNARL
We are sole agnate for the
_best brands of Vir
gilds and
CAROLINA SMOKING TOBACCO,
lirbolmale and Beta L
Lestly. eissytNitta
ON tbe Gaocsar audPllo-
,
Ilse.
iirseffliker the plias, No. 61 Weis street
first door bake Bddlossea's Bloch.
Teussis.Nor.l9.
pot smat AT AAMEGAIN 1
x
The ssboodbor sl‘bw to dung's idsiloosiss:
hos , albs Ito sib Ws Nom ssal au Sksell of
°oohs. co
Yahoo . hoklys 9l344l4. l;ircit
limiostot Abased itirs store.
The Mit iffhiille Utcalloldi *mow
gbh TlL'The oast *So bibs Sows Is op.
woks. Pot psalmists call as co iddicos
N. N. LAYTON.
F ept.ll% 'VOL
PLOWL—Wheat Flour of all
a rs i!m: a ta i rbeat Thor. "in t <Oro,
Deo la. Ir. A. liMpl6ta,ll,
ITNITIAL "P4PIIB, Put in ne
r; tt
licdO .
*Lyon* * *Awarsi
=I
mounts. j
Glloolirtxr p OVISIQN .' Alm
• - fin rilTolol.
JOlLiirAtimmirra q
.
ny
' , and . lecor so -of the Rai Bold
r s eal" larite,the ld
k l oP t i si b& --san d Wall Ile'
GROCERIESAI6I O °VISIONS,
Which be 11: aglllnd A* salt the tines, and
pries of sU. He bas also tpened a splendid
. ,
FEED_ STORE,
'Whichls wallaltuated to ry ay e sad
lierelay cad region all Una; lia keeps
ecestsatly on hand a largestock of \
irsAs, doilizza,'StrOAßs,
mou*nii,
FLOUR, BUTTER, 'PORK,
' whirl bitstiellthichev . for cub.
GOODS D2iIVIIIIIID IN TIM BORO
FREE OF OJEUROE.
The shims of Towanda' and vicinity, mill
please accept az thanks for their vetylibwal
palmsa's lot the last pars, and we
promise with• their assists= to haprore es
ery opt etanity to •enlarge our busman, so as
to warrant satisfaction to all. CO and sees.
&OWL'
JOON WRIIIDETW.
Towanda, July 10, 1867.
N E S T 0-R !
EIN
NE W G'B 0 0 11 - -B, I 31
W. A: I,IOCIiWFIL'S.
CANNED -FRUITS,
PINE APPLES, PLiORES, PLUMB
OF ALL HIND
AND'OANNED-OySTERS.
PEACHES, PRIMES," CHERRIES,
MOLASSES, COFFEi, SPICES,
Of all kinds, in fact everything in the
GROCERY . LINE!
PLOUR,FEED,BRAND, POTATOES,
BOWED, LARD, KOGB, AND EVERY
VARIETY OP FAIUMIIB PRO:),IICE.
/ilea& lot of
DRY GOODS OF ALL VARIETIES,
LOWEST POINT IN THE MARKET
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
May 23, 1867
TIES UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
In In the firm of C. B. PATCH & CO., le now.
prepared to offer to the citizens of Bradford
County and •ioinity, a large arid wen selected
stock of
Which I have purchased feiC Cash and teed cord(
dent that can seU at as low figures as canrbe
purchased elsewhere. I now otter to the public
• splendid stock of
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS,
STARCH, SALERATIIS, SPICES, &O.
& 00.
AKRON FLOUR, I GRAHAM DO
. RYE DO. BKOKWHEATDO: •
I keep constantly_ on hand, PORK, TUNS
LARD and kinds of FISH. Would call the at
Nintion of the public to our Can't Be Beat
BTOCK OF TOBACCO;
In quality .
Laundry. N
Please call and en) our' stall of
' 14:E
• pay the high•
Larp assortment of Y
TOILET &OAPS, dm., le. Iwl
eat crab price for
Fiwners give as a ,all before selling elsewhi
AU persons indebted to the late Arm will
pipits" call and mate inninallat, payment.
Towanda, *web 33, 1887. C. B. PATCH
NEW -FRUIT AND FANCY
Grocery Sto're
NOT the Elven gotie,
• . • '
TOWANDA, PA.
Jost started. a good supply of
-Ter Tr s ,
FOREIGN, DOMESTIC. CaNNED A DRIED.
traa, corm, ow arzcza,
Nuts, Candies,Fit Extracts,
At. Ac. ,
,
Constsitly on hand, and win be sold cheap as
the cheapest. Also the best quality of
hArrnratis OYSTE7IB,
calf; or Ftti4t atid Pine
Remember the Place -
G.. H. WOOD'S NEW STORE, t
Bie l wean the Elwell floastrand fiercur'slltoch,
;Towanda, ( ) .1.5, iSee
WARM MEALS, AT ALL HOURS
at 9. W. *orPars Bettatintat.--
Payees eating to tows for dletter,llll do well
to site him a call. ' •
08:60. W. 'MOFFITT
Vitriol& 48611'1868 '
• .1
mum ToBAced7AND CIGARS
11440 Braikall# Mrs.
NEW 'GOODS I
Efla
DWIM AP LEf3,
40.. W., ha
TEAS, SUGARS, SYRUPS,
Will be kept constantly on fiend
Purchased at tho
And Will be sold ea
TO THE FARMERS.
CASH PAID FOR
W. A. ROCKWELL.
Purchased the entire Interest of
a H. PATCH,
GROCERIES',
Have on hand it
_largo stock of
price. Jesse OakleraVelitirated
ork Chemical and Brown Soap.
WOODS
COUNTRY PRODUCE
C. B. PATCH
Alinv . , Mgti.P.,:ANP,,lit f 744.
), .I. , :i ficoi g, I, : i' t 1,:
. . . ....
T . ,i
1.. ;
Waldt , i : :: .-.. -..' '- ' 1 . ).
innouneijo the • eltkeni 7 4 'iailids;
ape, the Palate delawall3l - that !leln nova
'caddy Dawdling,. new and
IP 11- • ,
. , , • • . •
' c
RES GOO . DS,
i tar
la Winn: saltable.to - the wants of the people:
which IssirM sell tor Currently at rater . • ,
: ' G b L. ri - . P :11, I d PI S I
Ccandstlng as sums& of gbod well d iellable,
made
. I
(No Shoddy , of any kind) consisting In ' •
4IISINESS-S-,I4I°TS,
Al grides.
COATS, VESTS AND PANTS,
An Wool.
DRESS OATS, PANTS & VESTS,
'- Linen costa, Madan and Pants,
over Ami ina Over Shirts, Linen and Paper
Collars, Linen, Cambria?, and Flannel illtirta.
Neck Ties; Suspenders; Gloves. Alum; Leather
Bags, Spring Stile Silk, Soft and Straw Eats.
allf first clamk.that Goo- Goods are
4:bermer at a fair price than poor goods atany
price. Call and examine my goods before bay
mg.\ &
lent door to Powell Co. -
H. W. EDDY.
TowsidsdisylB,lBB7.
MHE TEMPLE 0. FASHION
NEW STORE AND NEW GOOps!,
,
An attire new stool 'of Clothing
, Fought:lw
-cheap on-botore the war to be sold with \
- . ‘
- - V SMALL PROFITS 1
The undstalgned woad respectfully announce ,
4o &caftans of Towanda and slclnitv that he
is now \ready to oars them Clothing, each as \
FINE. BEAVER 9VEROOATS,
\ •
•
• CHINCHILLAS, PILOT'S,
_ , Alio the
•
. .
FyIEST t p,illtSB AND BUSINESS Suns.
AND CAPS,
Furnishing Goods, &c... and 'that these goods
bonght at very low figtires , will be •sold with
very small profits I intend . to ,establtsh
s ix per
blunt wade in this place, audio order to gain
the confidence of purchasers, will ddal on a
basis of
- ,
HONESTY AND INTEGEITY I
and all goods will be' warranted - for wbat they
are reprewpted to he. Coma and examine lad
convince fbureelf. Don't forget the plate,
Temple of Paahlon;opp;wite the Means Henn,
south end of Beldleman e Bloc k .
t •JACOBS.
Towanda, 0ct.17. 1867.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES !'
PROCLAMATION BY
COHEN & HO'SENfIELD,
TOWADA, PA.
Wnxims, It metes to have pima the in
habittuiMot Towanda, and , vicinity, to recog
nise oar fair way of dealing';
AND Winuuku, Wet owe our 'sincere thanb
to the community for, extending to luso liberal
a patronage until now ;
.ftlID Waraux ' We deem, it our duty to re
ciprocate all the favors bestowed upon us thus
far ; \
We do hereby pnbUcly - tEcICLAIN, that on
great stock of
•
FALL AND \ WINTER "G00D,5;
SUCH AS BROASCLOTH, BEAVER,
Doeskin &Cits simere Suit's,
Of all grades and d e po t t iti f t i r: styles will be
REDUCED P.RICESI
our goods are manufactured in New York city
by one of the members of the firm, therefore
we are enabled to Sell as cheap as " next.
and wishing .0 redOce oar stock. we wlll Pot
our goods &teach low rates as will enable any
body to bay a suit of clothe!. We are receiv
ing the
LARGEST STOCK of OVERCOATS
Ever binned to this markbt. such ae Beaver,
Chinchilla, Doeskin, kn., for Hen and
wear. Call at the Clothing Store of
COHEk & ROSEkFIELD,
. ,
Ani convince_ yourself of, the filet tliqt they do
as they atY and do not' misrepresent any of
their goods. We „also call attention to tour
• ,
stock of
GEN7 O 3 FURNISHING GOODS!
Snch as Cassitnere and Woolen OvershDta Un
dershwts and Drawers, oda. - alle sw i d overeblrts,
Gloves, Cordigan Jackets; Ms Collars, sus
penders,
LATEST‘STYLES HATS & CAPS,
`NMI& they also sell at Reduced Prices. dive
us a call betore buying elsewhere.
COHEN & ROSENFIELD.
Goposlte &mai' & Co.
Towanda, Oct. 21, 1868.
CALMBAIGNt O,P*NEDI,
GRAND RALLY OF TOE . MASSER!
COME ONE I COME TALL
REPUBLICANS, 0112d001.4AT.4,
And citizen
thes of every political faith are invited
to stand
- (BEAT' MASS MEETING
• •
WhiCh is, to be held ntinned fokhe next
three months by the animas of Towanda and.
vicinity at
NO. 123, NAIN BUIE
Where Toting and old. a re already' gathering
to provide themselves with
C 0 T Ilq G,'
FOR
.FALL ACID mmiTE?a, WEAR,
'Front the 'excellent supply we liave lately
received and which for.
QUALITY, DURABILITY AND CUE& EINEM
Cannot be excelled in this or-any other mar
keL_Oar entire stock being new and bought for
-• .we
\ • •
• DLSTANCEAI.I COMPETITION. •
' Our mott ri i \ s a :alck Sales, Small Profile , 'Strict.
ly Cash, a d Once Price Only. We invites one
and all - to p us a visit at Abe old stand of
olomon &13%ne door north of Taylor 4 Co
SOLOMON & WOLFF.
-La. IDOLOM • MIMI wavy,.
Towanda, Oct. 1,, 868. , . •
WE SELL Over oa this season at very_low
firices. Our stock eras ougist low. and-is re.
tailed at less than a usua wholesale profit '—
We o ff er some extra bergs! •at the once price;
\
store of • SOLON() &, WOLFF. •
No. 12 Main Street.
,WE SELL oar stook of Flee , Business
Snits. Pants and Yeats, for men an boys' wear
as low as any previous time this sum er. We
have some splendid goods in 'this line. bought
Cheap and ceiling at a,very small profit, - the'
One Price Store of • •
k , SOLOMON• & WOLFF,
. . 1 _ , • No._ ,123 Vain Street.
WE ;SELL Furnishingl,Ooods mich below
current prices. Our stock is cwmplete In Wes'
and Youths'. On these customers can save ,
many times, fully 20 per cent. t h? buying at
the one price store of ,
SOLOMON & WOLF?,
- No. 123, Main Street.
7 SELL small articles as cheap as urge
ones, Suspenders, Handkero Mehl, (lona* Ties,
Gloves, Mittens and" gooks of this class very
much less than they are retailed elsewhere.—
We invite the trade to cons theinmeiVel at.
the one price store of
SOLOMON a WOLFF,
No. 123 Main Sfreet.
- The highest pries. in" cash paid 'fcir:Woot
Rides; Pelts, and Calf Skins at the one priek
store.ot SOLOMON & WOLFF;
123. Main Stied. -.
NEW 71/,LOR
£MQB PENZqPACKER,
\ • •
Ras opened a shop in the room .back'of the
'Booms of ,the Young Men's Christian Assoc*
Mon, second story, over £ddy'i Clothing, Store
where he Is now prepared to'd all kinds of •
TAILOIMING,
, • ,
In the belt and most fashionable manner. 'An
experienos of nniny 'nary,' determination to
=1:10 rrth theo:Pasftnn of the Times, ands
to please is enstopers.he
ilsobtoliha toshe-satisfied_ taw- ,
Catthig done.on short mitten and raison
We terms. • -•- Tommak, 04.11; ISM •
114 J
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= - hi . ~ ,
WiTl,:: ict4isa - 1 1 Rtrv , STOW;
--, , , r-- . . , -.4
Ctroa!lialli and 1 1, 1 : 14 *!`. li2 7 111 * :1164
' 11 " iaMitlY Wad iillslillv -1118,140 C, a
toll sad ouspasta - usoessu; souglaithig
as
silushe uslur. ediactoir um stUallaps.
=to arcs kr. poolguloal parpous..atuaalli.
srlt bi lard to Captiously, UV
ths public. will • be Jout oustaally ow
Plisal MC bolt porobraes i _ski Uinta* UN
pose ussouble t ures aitolasslo sle
elllidsthlig cr, -' . • -., , ., .... • •
DRUGS; YEIDICINER;1111RMIOA18,
I .
rum, ono, r J am**,
BENZWE AND TIMPENTINR,
848% P&IN?, ,ITAR3IBII, I l iarnreWASH.
Aug aol
. . . - ll Usk Cubes, •
i KEROSENE _ OR COAL OIL, :
I mow sivi -iambi nab,
LUll!fil, BRAD WRCII, 4:lllilailliii,
I , 3pons, lard. Whale, Nests Foot;
TANIEWS AND MACItINE OILS„
Paaoy and Toilet tole* b all their valet,,SPONGpli, 1407 & 131103, SQAPB, COMM,
Pomade', naltayao, PerfMaerj,
POCKET BOOKS, ?MT MONAD%
Pocket Kokes, Bairns,
Toms. am AND Rem PIUIPARATMSB
wrigzs AND LIQUORS,—
Tonpoo, Sim* Pew AND -Manta,
()limbo, Plea sad Flour Beads, Trams. Sup
pora». Ousposaargeil, Eibpaiders Wpm,
Bleed Pumps, Teething Bing& Sande/
Bottles, Nipples, Nipple Shells and
8 . , hada. BYstteas Bed Pantsesne.9lll
- ' Jars, Thetnetnetess,
Flaming Extracts, atom Jags, 44aps
.. —. ~ -- —--
Wile. Bottka,
Vide, Corks, Bath Brink,
and Steve Blacking t FM Takla, Antonini.
non, It o , Botanic. Babette and Bonnepeth
to Medicines, And an the PoieslarTatent
AU articles warranted, as represented. Per
sons at a distance can receive their orders by
stage or mail; which will receive prompt sad
careful attention.
liedka 'dyke given gratuitously at the dice,
P harging only t oy edlc
sir Thankful pastliberal pntrtouggo.would
anune' to his fr ir , and ' the
=, tri tbot no pains shall to spared to satnc
.
and merit the continuation of their conlit enc e
and patronage.
• H. 0. PORTER.
Jan. 1. itic9.—yr.
, :
, ov. - lic
r l_ PI '
t.
I i
, si
t 1 sip, ~ i '''
!
1: 8 z - ps
... ... , sid i $
\t• . po 01 •l• . 49
t...:1 .• 1 't
.,,
F . ...- 8
- 0
~11.
t i • 0 , . tir et
P
• 0 .• - .
• • • es,_
MARSHALL BROTHERS & CO.,
WI to cell the attention the public to
their new Stock of
PASSING IMPLIMENTS
B acs mutes , eoms.
and CARPENTERS' TOOLS.
Also, a huge amottment of
Window Glass, Sub, Paints, Oils,
!Putty. Varnishes t and Paint
andirarniall Brushes
of all binds, 'whie will be sold for theloweat
Cub Price,. Alio. dine matatittent of
of every style and pattern to soft' the pabllc.
Lamps! repaired and changed from Oil and
Plaid . so Kerosene,
rartkolar
of 'an kinds of attention paid to the mannfactumg
TIN WARE.
aossrwe PSONTVLT LTTISDID TO
We have on hand a fine article at
GLARE,. FRUIT JARS, •
with fniproveit selfleipng corks, and
HERNET.t\OALIIRALINGOANR,.
which Is one of the best cans need.
Jane 20, Ms&
LSO . IC H E It.,E
There isnow on exhibition at the
Hintmoth Furniture ' Store
The largest and best stock of •
To be found In Northbrn Petutsylvanla; sihiob
is being sold at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICESI
My stock consists in part of Parlor, Library
Dining Itnom and Chamber suits. Parlor. LI
brary, Extension, Dining - and Office 'rattles,
Chairs, Bedsteids . Bureaus t i Washstands,
Bata,. Lounges, Tetet.tetes. Wirst-Noti, Cra
dles, Cribb% 4.c. km foll line of Mathis
see and Bedding, Pier, Mantel and Common
Mirrors, Oval and' Bostic Frames • and ; stack
ets, kc., d.c. In tact everything
In the
Which mast be seen to be appreciated and
which will be sold at
PRICES
Than the same quality-.of goads can ~be pur
chased elsewhere.
Thankftil to the public, for their put liberal
,Watronme, and determined to omit a conen
hence of the same by offering !adagio:mate not
bp be found et.eirbere. I Invite them to call
and examine my goons and prices before pot.
chasing elsewhere. No charge far ahOwing
goods and I
WILL .NOT BE UNDERSOLD !
COMM DEALERS supplied as atua :at
the lOweit market prices.
I also keep on Und a large assortment of
Ready Made Collins from the mud footman to
the finest Rosewood. Also Burbit.Babet, Caps
Ac.. and I ago the sole agent-in Bradford coun
ty, for SMILER'S A F1f3113
111STALIC BORTAL CASES, CASKETS, &O.
A good REAM@ away. In eit= when
regaig.ed•
• • JAMES p. FROST.
TowandsPeo 10,18.
F 11-R.SIZTV.9I3I
NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS!
NEAT~LY•FINISEED
Etch,
tam
DO,
•
Wale to order.. Basing an eklenee of 10
years In the Woks . I can con tly hope to
please all.who patronise me._ • - •
Don't forget the place. No. 165, Kahl st.,
two doors south of Beldleman's Block s tnran
de. Pa. -
T 1010ERS.
• T0inua15. 1 24 , 30.1808.-42: •
IFINK AmmitirriT
LAT SOAP% at loCIABlib Kalg
t*,4llltOtid/Iff
iiZLI
For Medicinal we,
MBDIOINES.
§adware.
KEROSENE LAMPS
Furniture,
IN TOWAN A, PA,
%r.r,'"f -
.' -: !..* 1' i r ' 't,l,' ,
..
1 ! '=", ' i Atii 4! a
mir
DWG tirrekkm,_
aleelmer J. 1114.111
AR' • Ow ;= - 44
mail No. 4, "4,164116 "mom :sib •
eireMsag Madan to Ikkalielrires
Mat& Importer aM
,tany 4444 er s t ak illant -111044.04
, Davos, 470412)1etia
nob* bass reedrekiati vs' are' '*ii'
"red to "PO/ the
'RANTS Or
numinaslris ,
iqqal•Vnol,;*.Vol4ill4'
rokigeproAL Dos ONL T.
a 11:04. 1 ANOMUIINT 01P 00 m
BOTA3IC 10120110 AND HOIDEPATIIIO
I,qm
fkM, 4ftt
PAINT AND. VANNISII'BRIISMi.E3„
rflißVlnnl AND OLI/18.
nary AND TOIL! MIMES op svm
KIND,
nuaselleticsigi* rATtI) 11 XTs • fil o
''.4#llll,l6•llNOlikt'
Au thiiient
ABDO if it-pionOt it;
L.. -.••• •
ShOeidrit *Sell
BREAST P ol o Bl4o *.li 8 . 10114 a. , 'AND_
Nunbigilottlis, eatbetes.
4LAWN menirsior
lon*
stniaxoAL misnmie;sirs ortassams
AID um QVAXITT.
A large asp .j Brushes for the Hat aad Rah
Also for theTeeth'sadNih
_Tooth Pow
ders and Nata l _ Ws. ralromml •
Soaps. Combs, Hairllltpwilemtgor
stors.&A li
~ ttratene_i
Chbomeys.
late tit etses.
ot the
CHOWN MARS, MAIM AND 8111,17
Physiclana Iled at reasonable fates.
Iledklase sad Priecrfp tlons proposed b carefollyy compet-
and ac
curately compounded and
ent as at all - bona of the day and night.
Sandsy hours from 9to 10 o'clock In th e fore
noon, to 3ln the afternoon.
• - W. 11. R. OM.
Towanda. Sept. 29;1648.
Books anb fitatkiterg.
R EMOVALI
ALVOED k BAR,IftEE
Have removed their
BOOK STORE AND NEWS ROOM
To the magnificent new store in
MEROUR'S BLOCK,
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
BOOKSi
Comprising Standard Works, Novels .
Text Books, &c. Their assortment of
BIBLES,
TESTAMENTS,
HYMN BOOKS,
. i PRAYER BOOKS,
etc., will be found to be complete. A
large aesortuient of e '
Sunday School Books, Cards
&c., alwiya on hand.
Writing Papers& •Stationery
As cheap as ever sold in this or any
other market. Our arrange Tents
with School Book publishers are such
that we are prepared to offer the se
ries of Books now in use in the 1 , Oom
;mon Schools of this countY to retail
dealers, at as low figures as they can
buy them in New York. -
Orders sent for any book publish
We keep constantly on hand al
the
. Daily and Weekly Papers, Wag
Periodicals, &o.
Give us a can '
AEVORD &' BARBER
Towanda, July 13, 1868.
DIARIES FOR 1869 .
PAPER & ENVELOPES
NEW-YORK PAPERS
SCHOOL BOOKS,
•
\
hews, INK, War, Sri
P/Crl=B
BLANK BOOKS
YANKEE NOTIONS
Towandsi Nov. 19, 1868
ROOK-BINDERY. I
Au , is • respectfully inform
Modem luta bees removed
Mg, 3d" story; where will ,
I
• ' 10'1oz-si f x ING!
In all Its varlets brazobeie I D n terms as res.
nimble as " the Oman will l' snow. The Bind
ery wilt be midi, the dune of
H. O. WHITAILEIR,
An onerieltood . Blithe: red sit work vgi be
praceplly done is a lOW . nti rower which
moot be united. Miele, Olissednee. /ewe.
papers, Books,ke;, bond la sign tarktr
el sty* Tartleolar elleetiod will be pia°
the Rollotatel Binding of
• BLUM 8001111,
Tine desired tern. which la quality and
ftnialiti ern bpe at
warreated.
All wort will bef - reedy for Mee* when
• TM ntronseel is sollaitsd o sad
poke seudeene nansateed.
"emends. Anima 11144 L-41.
•
.IklUtatUßK WARE-ROMA
xtr.
JAKBB ILUONEM mows. to the pub&
the, atilLesettaase to ssauthetare asekeep
os hod a large arfortzatst of ,
CABINET TIINNITOBB.
usAn: •Tibite6 Bebetea Stigma de. • efalite,
Lai ot evegy steettipteet. width nu•be satie
OHM beet materiele,endatobe setetrdtmea•-
• - I bone the tasettoe of the pat& to outwork,
old& dense suplead la durability, at aay
abop aotatir, *P4 _ lB, 7 w rio win to
found to aglow ae tbe &dealt.
Iteadroula Gallas Colat baod or
Mk to ogee. At tool Seim till! be fambibed
mild lir /Me" •
EIE
R OBES BEASON At /013,NDS1*
BM
'MACHIN - 2 811.0 f,
ce nab as, of Ma Stieek •
WANDA, BRADFORD -CO, PA.,
ash.prbpstii to ilmieb
CIRCULAR SAW. MILLS
' SIIINGLN KAMM
ma. wet wpm:.
for ilosslag sail
STRAY
MADE- k REPAIRMi
• WRISTLSS. •
• SULK GAGIJIO3, •
• - GAUGE COOKS,
OM OANS.
„ Airidesdst .diort mum
BOLT OUT-TING;
Dos/ tram bla bailie In disaster.
FORGING • ' •
Of loom onnoght work for &Wm dad all
'other pospoofo, doss ‘ . ,to - order. Also, large
imeetwad of
COOING & MIMING ROM,
Cid aad Wood llinam Poulton for Ociodfai
Stoves. Blom Pipe, ThoWiul, Boat pomp.,
Ploretagthipfa lad Lwadelf, koPt talletoat
ly oa head.
DRAWINGS a SPBOEMATIONS
Of all kladi of as cidaaiy for ulna' sad of
Mims Mind b7'
WARM
ParataiOrtio'bie hie maim. la
bomb cribs badness. this
Clit. 29. ISM ir
T 0 WA. NT A (i A - G X
, The ottberiilased tesietttelty easoence to the
pablie that they have peteheied the •
OA RR I kGE . . SHOP
Anti are now prepared to bad Work In
THE'LATEST,STYLE
And newt workmanlike manner. They will
mmatantly keep on band an aseortanent of
TOP AND OPEN BUG43rIES,
DEMOCRAT .AND LIMBER WAGONS,
ALBANY SLEIGHS
REPAIRING promptly attended to at tea-
seeable prices.
BRUNT 1 OITA=
Towanda. Way 1.1867.-Iy. . -
NEW_ PLANING MILL
The oubmsigned Mil baring befits large and com
modious in 4 the Borough of Towanda,
ailed it with the most modern and improv sad ed
machinery. for themainfactrue of
tr n e a trepared to MI order, whether large or
, upon the shortest notice. We' have
slao • -large variety of NOULDIW(II3, of the
latest style and pann e which we can Waist,
mach che aper than they can be worked by
band.
PLANING. •
TONGUE-1110;r •
GBOVEING
Alb SCROLL
SAWING,
and a:1 other work 'pertaining to Unary, will
be done to suit our cuatoiners.
?monk " building, and not living more than
twelve to fourteen miles distant, will end it
largely for theirintweet to buy of us, or bring
their lumber and worked by our machinery.
Biting 'outgrips of Flooring
. or other lumber
ground out
and witile
and scour team
home wi is Is feeding, have it
take it th you.
We will pay CASH for PINE & HEMLOCK
LUMBER delivered at our lumber yard. Come
and set( no: or if you can't come, write.
14 B. RODGERS B CO.
To a. Feb. 1844.
T "AND A AGRICULTURAL
MANCTAOTMIES HUBS, SOOKES
HEAVY AND LIGHT WAGONS,
WOOD TURNING IN ALL I'M BRANCHES
SCROLL SAitING, PLANING, act., arc.
HUBS, SPOKES & BENT STUFF,
LARGE STOCK PECK WHICH TO RELICT
SECOND GROWTH HICKORY & OAR.
LIGHT AND HEAVY WAGONS ON SAND
We have the Broad and Na►row fhiage
sirMILT. PICAS made and dressed. 7 •
Lwl= . A. , j
.•
,W. T. BISHOP, Superintendent:
N.. O. HEIRCUB, Protiden. •
SOMETIIIN! NEW'I
AGAIN 11101'10N1
L _ •
Reid ;imbued the stock of Tobacco belong
ing to Baadall. Compton & Co., and having
bellt s shanty en the rune irrOand,"we are pre
pared to oar to the public , 1
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
l '
A vartetg of
ei i3
OHEMN4 • TO A C C O,
ileil, as'
rtiliti
In PUBLIC
that the Book
the Argus Balla
done
An orders peinipUy fthee shat
Oat.!!. .A. BA2XIR.
W. AYRES' MARBLE SHOP,
ELMO: IL L .
You orti BOA Multi Solnumto. both
sad Closoord, ' Ruble mad Mato rots.; sea at Grata to et.. A large aamotmont. cow
Anti" ea ;
1 hand, chea p as the cheapest.
Aug. 10888.-17. • - * •
AA • OHOIOII LOT OP WINTER
indt et all Wade, fee elle by the limn
etaiihelt, et IIIoOABI ILLIP&2,
F A*C . T:O R Ir..
G. H. DR All 2,
FAMILY CARRIAGES,'
on an TWO nano
'ILL WORK WARUNTED.
WINDOW BASH, & BLINDS,
WORKS.
TOWAYD.4, PENN'A.,'
BENT STUYIP,
GENERAL WOOD WORK.
To Dealers is
We offer a
The above are from the beet
EM!IMMI
411lelfgaz
offer farm&
Pathos if
UMI tral•
Ivy sad an
/ 46 , 34 = 1 1
ot
• vat iety Of
sad Pauli
, al'obscoo
d Voll To.
ME
EfIE
frinviaNDA INSURANCE
• A.- Misr
!aide 14.61;41 k
of ;1• onsitly
BV EL I.Prgaltr*Mit
44".8 via con_
*AIL Onoiwiti tek. -
',4l4otgAimitir,o4l#4;?,i:lttemb.ooo
dihr Aim* Soy. ;•-• .... $l5
tatiorioi..4ooiminril*Ger •
1 61 41 A l glati=shuido.
. mow. , ..... • . ... dia,tll
ypal fp
,goeio'
Dab' Pleadass, Wm* of (Gold) 1
If^
Coinoorr,
Capital .............. . . r .„ Axe
)0o
Rini Jana , KO VA,." Lin Lisosoircs do„o
Newark. N. J. .
Cildull • • - .1100/00
06., • (
i t i i i m*W oolll fitibuttati ail
.. .• . .... ...... 6.000,004
, , rte. 20.11141—tf
lim tom
rex; y A ENTAI
CX.
• 4,4iirki. ova -
iiiskftwrzzif '.!IiCLION DOLL4io
or jr $038114 Ar o wn4
'toislillirotiMMOlrikturD alums ittno
Gana lhaal Kunntlausucts ' •
Oftrurr rigtadda,
NM/VW iambs, o
Xi= bartrawrasi:ouriar, -
Of Newt- York.
• °glottal sad aftwesone.. ........ $3.,50,000
h/mini Cozen I
t
Ausiwa., Phimeipti s .
sad sorplimo, cow..
. . ...51,700.000
tuntamorbtatnuinatiowaxy,
• Of New. York.
Capital aad intrplas,
ilanaima banana Cozraxr,
Of
CapiPegirkiphia
tal sad midst., 0ver.... . ...... Unit
estco Isitotatros Colmar,
Of R
over
Capital mad 'lupine, ores
Poreux Imams Cbwrsair,
• Of Hartfoni, Coon. I
Capital and surplus over
Kunst. Lunt lestraaxca Coatrastir,
Of New- Pork.
Capital and surplas,cmsr .obripit
Taaviwas Imarassoa Costratrr,
'Of Hartford, Coot. I
-Capital and staphis, over
Rids fake*** all kind. of Pr ' operly, at aa
low mesa by any other reliable Companies.
W Policies Issued and Loose; U say. ad.
justed at this Ageney,thereby saving the trouble
and expanse of going elsewhere lir settlement.
- 1111" Once at the Hardwhere Ettore ot Cod.
dinig .1k Moen ' C. B. HUBBELL.
losnilla. Lab. 7, 11166.—tt
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
.ILJ GLOBE FIBS AND lan iNeoptescs
COMPANY — ..-4)filoe, 46 William Bt. and ns,
Broadway, N. Y.
Capital, Surplus and Reserved Pond!
(Gold) $16,271,67.5
Assets in the United States, over.... 1,800,000
Daily Premlums,npwarde of ( ld).. -IT,OOO
The eharehold ma y responclble ior
engagements of the company. All Dire tore
ma t be shareholders.
flutelone Ninr Yogi.—Franela Cottenet
Es Charm:, Henry Esq., Deputy
Eh
roan, Joseph Gataard , Jr., Eaq E. M.
Archibald Esq., R. B. N. Coned, -launder
Hamilton ,
FAq., Robert O. Ferguson, Eeq.
Alfred Pell. Eaq., Resident Secretary. Alex
ider Bandlto?, Jr. 'Eeq , Counsel of Board.
Basins - Phenix Bank—Callum=
The Policies of this Company are issued by
l-known American Miami resident in les
rot*, who are Directors and fibarebtaders. and
coisequenti.Tririth the other Shareholders. are
individually liable for all the engagements of
the Company ; all Polities are signed by them
all claims are payable in cash on - proof of lois.
without deduction f or Intend, and not, as Is
usual, sixty days atter presentation of proot.
They mrptre ids o'clock, P. 11., and not as
noon. LUs inansance affected, and annultiel
granted on favorable terms.
R.- B. McICEAN, Agent.
Towanda. April 13, May, -
THE EQUITABLE LUPE ASSIIJ
ARCS Society's Agency for Bradford cc
CASH CAPITAL $8,000,000
Yealy income ova $2.000.000 cub.
NTARME WARD
Towanda, icily 26; 1867.
PRE AST.OR FIRE INSURANCE
J. of New York. Agency for Bradlord Co
CAPITAL $400,000
Dividend for 1514,10 per cent.
IiONTANYE & WARD
Toikatitia, July 25, 1R67.
THE LYCOMING MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Agency for Bradford. County,
CAPITAL $3,400,000
Mutual Cash plan. In lance:Will operation or
er twenty-seven , years.
M 0267 NTA YR: O 2 WARD
Towanda. Jnly 16 1
WYOMING INSURANCE AGEN
CY.
WYOMING INSITBANCB COMPANY
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
SAMUEL WADHAMS .President
L. D. SHOEMAKER, ' Vice President
R. C. SMITH,. Secretary
Capital Ha rt fo rd, 3170,000.
North America, Conn. assets s36o;' 00
Pultonl New York, " 250.000
Springfield; Mass., 400,000
Applications for inanrance m the above com
panies taken at fair or es, and business-attend
ed to with promptness and care. Particular
attention will be given. to Parm risks in the
country. Also Life and Live Stock Insurance al
fected in good and reliable companies. Office
over the Bakery on Hain -at., fortionly occupied
by Manes 1 Morrow.
• • T. B. CAMP, Agent.
Towanda.March la. 1e68.--tf. ,
YEE' LIFE, AND ACCIDENTAL
INSURANCE AGENCY 1
Capttalliepresented over $27,000,000,
JOHN W. MU, Agent for the following well
• known Companies
North Ameries, Philadelphia,...! 2.901.2r.6 71
Pbaltil. of Hartford 1,2.34 193 41
Germania, New Yolk. 876.815 SI
Rome In. Co.. Nei Haven. ' 1,819,070 31
North'american Fire In. Co., of
New York
Mutual Life, New York,
Hanover. New Yolk
We write policies in the above telhible com,
papier at the lowest rates, and the loases,if any
adjusted at this agency. Particular attention
Riles to than Potted!. , °Mee at his law ace.
Ye cur's new block, north side public square
Towanda. Peb. 20.11401.
D -
R. BAKER, Matter Millwright,,
a prepared to attend to all bushiest In
his line. Be warrants all work done in.a work ,
manlike manner. All orders ty
Warmedto. 111, or other
vile, armed to • tee at 'Rwanda, will be
promptly attended to. June 1868.-3 w• •
TOWANDA, Pa., Jane 16,18(8 1
To el whose a sag cowers: I certify that 1
have this day appoin ed D. B. BAKER, of To - •
wands, Bradford county. Pa., an agent for the
tale of Radian .laseal Turbine Inter Whet!
for the mantles f Bradford. Wyoming . , L)cont
ing, Olinton, Clearfield, bogs and Potter, in
the - State of Pennsylvania. Parties wanting
these wheals can obtain them through him and
he will give his pemo I attention to patting
then In "ben.Parties by cell* upon
Yr. Baker, at Towanda, will be abown the
wheel and on application to him he will farn
fah
itinstratedophieta containing working
labial, testis°il &c., ay. •
• JAB. A. MacPBERSON_ .
GenerdzAgent for Pennsylvania, for Bo;
dilles.jonval Turbine Water Wheel.
pACIFIC'EtOTEL,
170,172.174 & 176 Greenwich Street,
Nair Tait, Oct. 10, 1863
.The undersigned takes pleasure In am:wow
ing to his numerousfriends and patrons that
from this date, the Charge of the Pacific will
te.51,50 per day.
• Being mole Proprietor of this house, ind
therefore free hoes the too mama suction of
an hood feats rent, he is fully able to meet the
downward tendency of prices without any fall
ing oft of service.
It will now, as heretofore, be his aim to
maintain undiminished the favorable reputath n
of the Pacific, which it has enjoyed for Mani
years, as one of the best of travelers' hotels.
The table will be bountifally supplied with
every de Macy of the raison.
The attendance will be found efficient and
obligin.g.
The location will be found convenient for
those whose basinems eels them In the lower
Pall of the eltY, being we door north of Cort..
mast st., and one block west of Breadany, and
of ready seems to all Bali Bald and Steamboat
Lines, ?AMC
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