lOidtund.
.tlf.snagtonext of %lows
newly - some in ilannati not ,
drink cold water in oold Weather,but•
moslerately warm slop. Calvet inten
ded for raining, should be taken from
the cow within a few daya, and Oa
will be less liable to neekirh= they
are old. Feed thorn ;first on hew
milk, taking sire that all the chug
es are gradual, by - adding only
portion at first. ,
Hearty eaters are desirable for
_cows, and .may.-usually be selected
while calves. ' A dainty calf will be
a dainty cow.,
Heifers dried i up to early:after calv
ing, will always ran •dry about the
same time in after years—therefore
bquarefal to irlik • closely the first
yea*, until about six weeks before
calving.
Spring cows should come in while
they are yet fed on hay, and before
they are turned to grass, which will
be more likely to prevent caked bag
and mik fever. • I
Feed dry cows well ; give them a
daily feed of meal of some kind,corn
meal and wheat-bran, or oorn-meal
and oil cake, or some other milk-pro
ducing or fattening- diet. Yon will
get it all back - when you begin to
milk.
Young cattle "Should never stop
growing until they come to full matu
rity. Isuey will surely- stop, and
thenceforth have that stunted, weak
ly look so common amoneserubs"
unless they are sheltered and so well
d that they do not lone flesh.
Work the bull. They are healthier
fur it ; they are easier and safer to,
handle ; they are surer and better
mock-getters ; • they are more intelli•
g,iint than each, and easier taught, if
they do not loam that dagerone les
sat that they peed rot mind unless it
t•iiits their own couvenleace.
II -:Avcs tV Ho-ass.—ln the "Modern
1. , ,r se Doctor," by DOA the direct
cause of heaves, or broken-wind,are
i,armted to over•exertiou zed Indiges
;inn. If the geaeral health of the
animal can be-improved, a mitigation
of the pari:calar ailment will result,
arid, possibly, in some cases, a cure.
Toe S:st• point to be obtained is a
rt•stbration of the digestive functions,
r.•:d fur this purpose aromatic tonics
a , e given professionally denominated
"tincture of aromatic selphuic acid."
cue drac'um in a pint - of water, night
and morning. At the same time the
11 'lse is subjected to 1 . 1 coarse of al
:•Tnative medicides, composed of
pnwdered ginger, gentian, sulphur•
alt, cream of tartar, chgcoal, licor
ice, elecampaine, caraway seeds and
balm of Gileard buds, chopped.fine
—equal parts `of eitch. Mix with
Site food one ounce of this compound.
- i•very night. While under the inffn.
euce of ibis Keparat'on - seveye exer
cise or bard sad practiced labor
1-11ould be avoided ; but this (*splint
necessarily imply total inaction. •An
improvement in condition manifests
itself, the aromatic tinctore may be
given more sparingly and soon be
omitted eatirely, and the alternative
medicine be diminished half, restrict
ing it to half an ounce, night and
'mutning. Wa+er from a bucketireg
nlarly three times a day ; and if a
gormandizer of food, muzzle the ant
foal, except at regular feeding times.
A slight infusion of garlic into the
food, chopped Sue, daily, is reputed
to p-oduce paying results. An entice
cure uf a fully pronounced case of
'leaves is not .:eadily accomplished by
any mode of treatment—if, indeed,
ouch a case be curable at all.—Rural
. .Ye.e Yorker.
ORIS OF WHEAT.— v liie
.7o Tribune bas'an article under this
:;..ad, devoted '.o the qnandry in which
,he merchants of tbat city are now
placed as to whOt to do with their
‘vheat—wbether to sell it as soon as
pt isible at whatever lose, or to hold
~n with the list: of making,or losing
%vbich w:11 accompany delay. Speak
ii,g of the stock on hand when the
winter get in, it. says : •
" The greater part had been bio't
L , re at $1 60 it 60 per bushel, and
lolders could scarcely afford to let it
2-) at $1 10 while a chance remained
avoiding such a heavy loss in ad
dition to the cost of carrying. * * *
Low as prices were here, they were
still too high to admit of the ocean
transit., The consequence is that
we have pat tly lost the supply of the
British markets this year. The wheat
now held at Chicago and New York
is, so tar, a very costly article.
Bought at high prices, it has been
carcied for months at a heavy charge
for interest and insurance.. • No won
der that -the question -is one of ab
sorbing interest—whether it be more
dangetous to hold or let go."
The conclusion to which the -writer
; is led is that "advocates of high
prices" have no very cheering pros
pect before them, and that "the best
thing thatholders can do is to pi epare
to look,their loosers in the, face as
gracefully as may be, and decide to
let go, least the chance of selling be
denied in toio." Such a conclbsion,
which certainly could not bo adopted
without a struggle,is worthy of care
ful-attention.
An COAL ARDIS GOOD TOR IiKY
TITMG.--Seeing the oil(' of ashes strong
ly recomaiended,mary have tried the
refuse of the grate and coal stove
with no flattering results. Then
they ask the lineation in brge letters
above. Yes, coal ashes hive some
value, but for general use much less
,thanlwood ashes. In a general de
scription that answers the purpose
of the farmer, the composition of
wood ashes may be , said to be pot-
ash, sandy matter arid lime. In the
ash, elm, hicory,and white'oak,tbere
is a good deal of lime and potash.
In the ash of pine wood almost no
lime and very' little potash. (oal
ash gives sandy matter and little
lime. All plants want some of that
sandy matter, and it is liberally sup
plied by most , soils. The Biles in the
ash of stone coal has this peculiarity,
it is so fine that the rain dissoltet-if
easily and feeds it liberally to plants
iu the early part of the summer.—
Hence, coal ashes are of most benefit
on crops- or plants thot grow very
„--• fast in May and June and come .
L. harvest early. For cereals, and'
tubers that are harvested later in
- therseason, coal ash* not worth the
labor of carting and apreading. But
on grass, straitherreis, rand
peas, coal ash spread th c in it at, well
raked in is a profitable application.
A trancedential preacher took for
his 'text : .1` Peed my lamba.°'
plain farmer very quietly remarked
to him on coming out of the church.
" A very good text, sir ; bat you
r.llould take care not to gut the hey
go high in the rack Oaf the lambs
met reach IV'
• . .
Weo !me the waritim
Wilma I* oft* km* of Clot
10 4 01 . Posststiglati .4 tit* i 414,
agbiAppii.ft
-VAN VELSORI& VANNES%
FABBIONIAMI
iEIi'CHANT lAILORS I
AND m,ra. 111
HEADY MADE OLOTHINGI
axis AND CAPS.
tIENTS FURNISHING GOODS I
68 Broad Street,
WAVERLY, TIOGA 00IINTY,Y.1%
We have a Pat&long)]* (latter tfrOM New
Yotit City, and take all the risk In giving you a
good fit.
READY lUDE.CLOTRING
We make at our own establiabmeat. We give
particular attention to TontWa Dm, and
CHZDRENS' CL07.111217G
Axulalways bare a- good assortment.
CLOTHS AND. CASSIMHRES,
From 135 cents to $3 per yard, (all woot)
Best Stock of Hits and Cap
Kept within 20 'miles. Como and look and.
prase for souroli.
es. Win be at the Ward House the first and
th!rd Thursday' of ere 3 month with samples
of Goods, and p repared to take measures.
VAN VELSOR dc MANNERS. "
SS Broad-et.. Waverly, N. F.
Feb. 20 1880. .
THE TOWANDA REGULATOR
CLOTHING S 7 ORE I
. Adjoining Patton's Bicalt.
ROSENBERG & WOLFF,
Would respectfully anhouuce to the Mils ems of
Towanda and vi Minty, that they have opened
the above store, under the name of " The To•
made Regulator," with a splendid assortment
OF READY MADE MOTH MG !
Gents Purnishieg Goods, Hatsi-Caps,..ts., he.,
which they sum the said citizens cannot be
excelled to style or elegance. and that the
prices ars so low as to astonish everybody.--
ftsenberg & Wolff hope that by Strict atten
tion, and Lir dealing with the people of To
wanda, they—will obtain their patronage and
'art- Chey eso heti to sutdoin the Follow
ing mmandments for their guidance.
CONE ONE! COME ALL !
At Itossnberg & Wolff 'a One Price It egalator
Main Street, Towanda, Pa.
THE TEN COMMANDMENTS,
Keep them, and Happy will be Thy Days.
1. Thou shalt have no other place "to) buy
clothing except Rosenberg & Wolff's - One Price
Regulator, Main Street.
I. Thou shalt not choose any other merchant:
though shalt not listen to their speeches, for
i & Wolff are no Chatham.d. dealers,
bah one price,
_and reliable , and will
serve you unto the third and fourth generation.
3. Thou shalt not seek in -vain any more for
cheap raiment, for they can be foundat Rosen
berg & Wollt's On! Price Store.
4. Thoulalt bear in miad that we sell only
on six days of the week, and don't desecrate
the Sabbath by keephsg our doors open and
hangin out a show for, on the sew nth day,
Rosenberg & Wolff , and their clerks, desire to
rest from their labors.
6. Thou shalt honor the way Plamberg 1
Wolff deal, and long may be the days to enjoy
its,beneflts.
6. Thou shalt not commit an Impropriety—of
buying of Chatham at. Dealers, but come di
rect to Rosenberg & WcUrs Once price Regu
lator, Main street.
7. Thou shalt not seek in vain for g, toodrot
Foreign make, for Rosenberg, & Wolff keep a
large variety.
8. Thou shalt not Purloin from:the Regulator
for Rosenberg I Wolff sell socheap it would be
a sin.
9. Thou shalt not bear false witness, but
honestly acknowledge that you can get better
salted and for lam money, at Rosenberg &
Wolft's than any other store.
10. Thou shalt not covet thy neighbors goods
or his bargains. for Rosenberg & WolB call
give them to you likewise therefore, take
counsel, and buy only of Rosenb erg h ;Wolff
the Once Price Men.
Towanda, Sept. 1,1868.
UP TOWN .CLOTHING STORE !
Opposite Public Square,
96 MAIN STREET, TOWANDA,
Receiving new additions to his stock of
- L;orr Er. I N'
Every wiek, wbleh he Is Selling lower than any
house In tewn.
GOOD- CASSIMEM SUITS, $15,00
A large line of
CASSIMERE AND UNION SUITS,
CHEAP I
OVERCOATS AT: ANY PRICE
A large line of
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
Which is selling below cost. as he hi-anxious to
close oat this branch of his holiness.
MORAM'GEt-OF ALL KINDS.
GENT'S 'FURNISHING GOODS,
Of every description
BOYS CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS
HATS AND CAPS AT COST I
Call and convince yourselves 1
Towsoda, Nov. 28,1668.
HAT, CAP, AND FUR STORK
The undersigned have opened a Store on the
south side of Yercur's new block,
TOWANDA, PA.,
Where they Intend to keep a fall stock of
FASHIONABLE AND SEASONABLE
floods, consisting of
HAIS, CAPS, lURS,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
UMBE LLA 8,• CANES, GLOVES,
BUFFALO and WOLF ROBES, &c
Which we will sell It the loWest possible Prices
ofthe publla,
and respectfully solicit a dime of the patronage
Water fitted with the American Co:don:utter
lovaLds. Oct. 5,1843.
MANNING & HARNESS MAKING'
.11. -The la Aped ham thie day hassi....l
be brows albs arm - et
01103 MAAR. for the jmzpose of perweig
" matins si
repe.tlecte abore
•=eittrzfziii
• Ars has 74 • -
iptrs lOW VINT? JARS IN US$
46 k MX%
if=dtssiorikamm•
G I INW M p3, 7 :IIR M gOIq3;
WMP
Scrntheaat corner Of Main &Bridgeeta
New and Desirable" Goods
fi
Agsortment atways Comtete.
CASH A:#4i-1..1.t.'50
ATES
LONG & KBELIM
Nov 11, 18138.
WHOLESALE G,OOERT
PROVISION ROUSE
P. B. M. 86 CO
The undersigned, encouraged by
the success which has thus far, at.
tended their new enterprise; desire
to make acknowledgement for the
very liberal patronage they have rt).
ceived, by giving their cnetomeTa the
advantage of their 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 stook as the wants of their
ti ade requires.
Syrup, Molasses, Coffee; Rice, To-
baceo„ Fish, -Balt, Cheese, Fruits,
Crackers, Candy, Matches, Broome,
Wrapping Paper, and Twine, Flour
Suers, Seeds, and a great variety of
other goods, wfrieh have been recenb,
ly bought at the !west point in thd
market, and are offered at wholesale,
at rates to correspond
They desire to call especial atten
tion to their large stock- of Fine
Teas, which they are selling at New
York Jobbing prices,—guarantering
meht of Flour, Pork and Keroßene
benefit of a resident Partner in New
York, who is Constantly in the market
and prepared to turn to our advan-
tage any favorable .changes in the
J. lf. COLLINB.
CLONNEY & AYEIBRY
noes; ssa►; *LW' &a
W A. 10
NIE
No. 1, PgrroN's Ibmz,
TOWANDA,
FIZCZPitD DLUY.
Great Inducements to
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Bought and Sold at
113, am 13nizzr,
T0MM321," PA.
They have now in store, Sugar,
he quality in all cases.
Have also on hand a good assort-
They • still continue to have the
price of goods.
Poi, num, IttEllol7ll & 00
May 12, 1888
W. MOFFIrT,
lIPI
Hal just opened Wind and complete assortment
of
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS
TEA, BUGLE, COFFBS•AND SPICES
SOAP OF ALL MIDS.
Including the celebrated litheeral Soap, • tin
=paned for cleaning Tin and Silver ware.
He also keeps constantly on band all kinds of
GREEN FRIIIII3 I
Peaches, Pears, Applei. Berries, Oieen Om
and T tutees, and all other hilts in their sea.
sok, which will be sold cheap.
He also ban connected with the above an
Bating Home; where people comieg In town
for dinner will And a warm meal got up in good
style, in readiness at any
Gash paid far Green Pratt. GM Wei
GEO. W. MOFFITT:
Towanda, Aug. 17.18x7.
HURRAH! HURRAH!
HUE 11' 18 AT LAST 1
P. W: COWELL
HAS IT !
Anything you want in the Grocery - line. Bee
what they have :
FLOUR, 'FEED, FISH, SUGAR,
PORE., TEA, SPICE, BETTER, EOOB, 41D,
DRIED AND CANNED FRUIT
TRISH nuns IN THEIR 8111180 N.
BAIN BY THE SACK OR BABSZL
TOBACCO *ED MIXIALL
We are solo agents tar tbe beet bands of Vir
ginia/ end
CAROLINA SMOWG TOBACCO ,
Wholimb and Beta
Lutly, everyttd,
LEON In the GROCERY and PRO-
Hite.
mr member tbs Wm% Ito, 61-111aln Ansi
drat door balow Salaams% Nook: '
Towanda, Nos. 19, US&
NMI! 73. u OieS B
urns PENNSPACIUDI,
openedila ltoo l of theicrill4oung fn ' en ti t Chrletls "l°l""i n Aseoels ink.
Ws, CIAO& Store
where h m e Is ond
now pre mien° tall UMW •
In the best sad molt kokkonablitisansr; Ab
experience of spa i r si zaz, w deterldnatltt
=re i t
plee •itb rhbe eustonl i . he beltewee .
- .elate Matto glee Vldetslioc•
Posrart
•
PLAN`mil"l;orPs'il 4l " 7
Qtamatrtir WedinWsiikltti
1,1809110 OON OD I
appip:i • I
JOHN
• Aglitamio:td 04. sad
) • 1 lOW laiplettadlt: hafts VW at.
Isialos et Uadabilela • lida Jaw sad van as.
ocgante,:-ANtITROVISIONS
!Idol bit -14 mann to mitt UN this sad
P u r s ,-. 9 • 1 0, -14,1 11 .0,1;r14, 11 .4 aR 1 1004,::
• FRIDtsiITORE,-
irat Masted a'..pply the an sad
liaclay awl • mks MAL . bops
era, oa Mad a \ t-L
Si AS, OOFFSSS, SUGARS,
aroussaiiiAJ
PtOtiß,, ,- 0 4 1 0117KE1,,. PORK, &0.,
Wbkb he h ienfeg eiteip for cub:
GOODS DELWIN= IN - 271 E BCPAC,
FREE OF -CHARGE.
I'M. elitism of Towanda and vicinity, will
'pima swentrny thanks for ,their,vitqlthwal
patronage Ibr MN 9aht two
. pram; and v a
pigmies with their amistanct , to Worm ay.
to w i a si r r rpaantttosaiy
tih o t ona l w ar O bolsli a n nd , l e s e o
as
411/24
Towanda, July 10, leet.
E W 13 I'OBEl
JOHN MIMIDITII.
NEW GOODS !
NEW .GROCIEBIES!
W.' 'A'. ROCKWELL'S.
CANNED FRUITS,
PINE APPLES, PEACHES, HMS
OF ALL HINDS,
AND - OANNED OYSTERS:
DRIED AP LESS
PEACHES, PRUNES, CHERRIES,
aO., &0., 40,
TEAS, SUGARS, SYRUPS,
MOLASSES, COFFEE, SPICES,
Ot,:all kinds, In We eyerythlng in the
GROOERY LINE.!
Will be kept constantly on bold
nOUR,FEED,BRAND, POTATOES,
KRUM, LARD, EGGS, AND EVlallr
VARIETY OP FARMERS -PRODUOL
A fresh lot of
DRY GOODS OF ALL VMMMR3,
Parlimed st lb°
r
And will be Add
.as
OHRAP AS THE CHEAPE4T I
TO THE FARMERS.
,OASH PAID FOB
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
W. A, ROCKWELL.
Kay 33, 1867
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
'Purchased the entire interest ol
R. H. PATCH,
In in the Ann of C. B. PATCH & CO., h now
prepared to offer to the citizens at Bradford
County and eleinity, a large - and well selected
stock of
GROCERIE)3,
Which I hare purchased for Caah and feel end
dent that can sell at as low Agana -se can be
purchased elsewhere. I now otter to the public
• splendid 'twig of
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS,
STARCH, SALRO.II7O3, SPKOO3,IO.
Have oft hand s hip gook of
AKRON. FLOUR, GRAHAM DO.
RYE DO. BUCKWHEAT DO.
I keep constantly on hand, PORK, HAMS,
LARD and kinds of PM. Would call the at-
tention,of the public to onr Can't Be Beat
STOOK OF TOBACCO,
la quality or price. Jesse bailey's Celebrated
laundry, New York Chendad and Brown Soap.
!Tana call sad sundae our stock of
WOODEN WAGE,
Large amortment of YANKEE NOTIONS,
TOILET SOAPS, &a, &e. I will pay the MO.
ad cub price for
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Farmers give m s .before selling elsewhere.
An persons Indebted to the late thut win
pkase call and mike Immediate. psymemt;
Towaids, Moab 12.1867.
NEW FRUIT AND FANCY
Grocery Store':
Ni ,r•the Elwell: Hone,
TOW&NDA, PA.
Just started, a good supply of
: -
10MITI r ES 7 •
•
FOREIGN, DOIREGZIO, CANNED I DRIED.
Cm, corm, Aura mon,
Nuts, Candies,Fruit Extract,
&c. ac.
Ckestaatty on hand, Azia Till be sold as
the cheeped. Abe the beet quality of deep
BALTIMORE OYSTERS,
. .
By meesute,or eau, or keg. Fresh lad Pine
Bentembu the pbica
0:111. WOOD'S NEW STORE,
Nukes Alie Ewell Ream antl,Kerenee Block
Toiidi, Oct. 15, 1868.
CHOICE TOBACCO AND CIGARS
at Bras:kat/ # Cove's Clasp Store.
SAVE YOUR. 841013,—01d Pape
and Woolen Rags boo of by
,ALTORD r
ANICE ROM OP moms
saf Itograviogs at PENIS.
jiw SPRING Alrij VR*,
_
. VIZ
.
weld ausersee Sitet;
ma the petals a• thee be bee b!
ami ask v an
PIES!! G00D134 -
briiiusKsausiastedis'imitiotik•piep
widettbettill dell feteorteeey at Mow .
0 0-LiD -PRIOX0!
amidstlog so am*. of good won vd• i 6U
ludo. • • -
. 1 -.oLatitrNG
(Nolboddg ot any kbd) oonebtbs b
BUBI TBBS.:SII.ITB ,
pude%
COATS, VESTS .. ...Asp PANTS,
DRESS COATS, PANTS - & VESTS,
Linen Coate, DMus and Ptu►ts,
Choi VI.• aad , Cher Shirts, Liam asd Papir
r_ te tinas, Clustmore sad ' Musa eldits,
IN .
uier Giorso, Ossao ooo 7.
M* lb Silk eon and. Stay
ana dem that d lei
,e+Litire st ait ptiostila po oh at sap
OsII sad modals op goods Won bay
, 'kit door to Poilll 4 go
, • II: It EDDY.
4 fil. an.
!muds.
THIIPIAC OF FASHION
•
NEW STORE Azo-NEW-GOODSI
Al elite new stook of Clothing bought as
clomp an before the war to be sold with
..Ns undersigned would rope WO, =nouns)
L
Mb citizens of Towanda and vichdy Slat be
Is now read3l,o oar th em Olothbg, such as
PINE BEAVER OVPEROOATS,
Fun= Mass AND Busissse Stns.
Fond&lliGoods, go, sad that these goods
bought at very low figures will be sold - with
very small profits. I to estabUsh a per
manent trade in this place, and In order to gain
the =Mem% of purchasers, deal on a
biota of
1:0M: liwM. alio kino:{e): vial
and $/1 goods will be Tenanted foe what" they
see reprennted to be.. Come and examine iod
convince poweelf. Don't /mpg the
_place,
Temple of Pastdon, opposite the Means Hon"
south end ot Beldleman's Block.
N. ; N ACOS&
Towanda, Oct. 17, 1867,
SPRING •AND SUMMER GOODS !
MEAT REDUCTOI IN PRICES ! •
PROCLULATION BY 4
COHEN & ROSENFIELD,
Warm" It mom to have glassed the in
habitants of Towanda, ant.vidnity, to rams
also our fair way of dealing ;
AND Wsaasu, We owe oar :abiders thanks
to the oommunitj for extending to nano liberal
a Ipatroome until now ;
Ann Wiliam, Wa deem it our duty to re .
*rotate all the favors bestowed upon as thus
far;.
We do hereby publicly PROCLAIM, that at
great stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
SUCH AS BROADCLOTH, BEAVER.
Doeskin & Cassinzere Suits,
Of sri wades and of the latest styles, will be
disputed of at
REDUCED PRICES!
Our goods are manufactured In New York city
by one of , the members of the arm. therefore
we are enabled to sell u cheap u the next.
and wishing to reduce oar stool. we will pat
our goods at such low rates as will enable an
lugy
body
the Mtat to bny a
s su
to i c t k of of cloth s. We are recdv-
'SPRING AND SUMMAR GOODS
Bur brought to this mutat. anch u Beaver.
Chinchilla. Doeskin, do., for Yu and Soya
wear. Call at the Clothing Morelli
3 COHEN & ROSENFIELD,
And convince yourself of tie fact that theyS do,
as they my and do not misrepresent any of
the: go f odsliWe also • call I attention trs our
stsCk o -
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS !
Bach as Oassimere and Woolen Overshbrts. Un
dmshirts end Drawers. ovaralle and overibirte.
Gloves, Cardigan Jamb. The Obliam,fies•
ponders,
LATEST STYLES HATS & CAPS,
Widish they den sell at Reduced Prices. 41
us a call before buying elsewhere.
COHEN & ROSENFIELD.
OppeCto Powell & Co
Towanda, Axil 1, 1860. I •
ONCE OF,WIOIIIIAII & BLACK
TOWANDA, PA.,
Having cleared our 'shelves of our
Holiday Goods 'slid replaced them
with House Keeping Goode of all
kinds, we are now ready again to flt
out any one, going to Eloise Keeing.
We have the largest stock, and I best
quality of Grockery and Glass Ware
ever opened. in Towanda.
In addition to these Goods we have
a full line . of Knives and Forks,
Spoons, Lamps, &c. By importing
our main stock direct , from the Pot
tery in Europe, and getting our
Lamps and Glass-ware from the Man?
niactory, we are able to offer greater
inducements than ever offered in
this section before. It is worth your
while to call and examine Goods and
prices, before purchasing.
0. B. PATCH.
C. B. PATCH
' Most Respectfully Yours,
WICKHAM & BLACI4,
STOVES ! STOVES ! STOVES !
_ / Jost received mewl= Stoves at •
111. METROPOLIiAN HARDWARE. STORE
ORWELL, PA..
dre stdraerng much attention. 'Air„larnense
ra:'ety of Stores
• :ALWAYS ON HAND!
Stoves, coal or wood, that will 'wit erotgor
PARLOR, ORICE, - SIOR, SO L, SHOP,
maim BOAT, os COOKING STOVES
Comc, liaisar tirteien. ilettenis—at least.
ONR LOOK BEFORE BUYING I
We keen all loading fleet-class Stoves Sir the
t or e le i n . L. a=apatirrariety
yoe In St7 for the bur n:
test: •
&Win, Ps., Oct. 21 112:: N'int"eal.
'lOOll SALE AT SOOTUTANNKRY
.a: Plubrelbwllair stryboleialerAst rstsfl
Mao Soap sad Walton °Sus by the poem% ma
band. Cash pall tor Bak nil Maw -
ADAN 1,1168.
Otinville Cost"Y. Pa.. Mily-18 no. en.
lfilLoll-Whost : • Flourof all
Exam' Beeittbutj Flour, Best, Com
Weal. Tow, lon at -
Deo. U. W. A. wtrammuns;
El=
SMALL . PROFITS
CHINCHILLAS, PUATS.
Also the
HATS AND OAPS.
TOWANDA, PA.
t'•
DROXV:' STORE,
.
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tall aid
Notamilitrathin mat
titaMirlbik pirpossa,
igadatt a.sa rteril to tioasool wall et
; sin -be asp& asataatly amp.
oiMi * z=basev=, gal UM
aped arrambie at or Slogan,
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9 4.0 1 0 : . TU R P Er rin r :
dialip:PAPOt*Alact*L',Wntri•WASH,
..Aids2 of Bradmi, _
miltdiam OR COAL „
=MI
Alcohol end >lotafaa Fig"
Luf f s .R i P4 l 9P ,
13puniitad. ins% With) liooti
„ ,
TANNIERS AND M AO
law aid Talk! Aktklea in all their amid',
WOMB, MMUS, SOAPS, come,
fantail wimp. Peitcaim
POCKET BOOKS, PORT YONA,IS,
Ib4:koot ihsOnh
TOOTH, REIN AIIOILAIR PREPARATIONS
PURR WETNII - ANli LIQUORS,
Pox Ifiodlclnal tat,
Toiuxio, Snit, Pm!, AND 019.1.141,
Baden, Pled wallow Beeds,ltelses,
poetess, litupsesosl_ sty Elhotathe N l e ass,
k'lde
•
pleitek Pass , Bel[
Pratt jars, Themuesetes
P :Sashreitttniots, Stow jugs, Cams
Were, Bottlite,Vlele, Ckelts, Dab Thick, -
and Steve 111sektait, Teekle, Aminunl.
the &a. Botanic. Zeleetle and Hotearpeth
lo kiloton, awl ell the Popular Paint
4m•
MEDICINES.
All attain minuted si represented. Per.
eons at a &lanes a realm their ordersby
meow mall, which will receive prompt and
careful atiwitiom
Medics e t itelee r gl=atketsl' yat the atm,
et c4lllll MAl °2l7 tor past liberal r ies trolap,Weeld
sanooap
, that tie pater ehttbe : mood to Mis and t
and
and
the continuation of that confidence
. •
. H. C. PORTER, M. D.
Jan.
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• to .
MARSHALL BROTHRRS & CO.;
Wish to call the attention of the Wag to
their new StOell Of
HARDWARE
renuiro
BLACI n tW a IbOLS.
• and CARPENTERS' TOOLS.
Also, a lame siniortnwat of
Window Glue; Ruth, Paints, Oils, .
rutty. varnish and Pains
and T
of all kinds, which will - be sold for the lowest
Cub price. Also, a dins uaortment of
HEBOBEICE LAMPS
of every style sad pattern to snit the public. ;
Hold Lamps repaired and changed from 00 and
ofto Semen&
all Particular a
of ttention paid to the manufacturing
kinds
801111110 PIOMPTLY •??ISDID TO
We bate on !mad a fine aztiola of
OLABBf PIIVIT JARS,
with Improved selfwealing corks, and •
lINTICIAL SEALING CAWS
which la one of the best cans need.
June 10, 1865.
LOOK HERE!
There b now on exhibition at the
tfammoth Furniture &ore
IN TOWAN A, PA.,
The largest and best stock of
PIT I T 7.7 - 12,
To be found In Northern Penorylrsois, which
is being sold it
GREATLY BED L 1 ED PRICES /
By stock - consists In part of Pirlor. Library
Dining Boom and Chamber snits. Parlor, Li
bum Itztendon Dining and Once Tables,
Chairs, Beds' sad; , Bureaus, Waabstands,
Sofas, Loa Tete-a-tetes, VIA-Nob, Cra
dles, Cribb. . &o. fall line of Ma Uran
us. and , Pier, Mantel aid Common
Mirrors, Oval and Bostic Frames and *act
eh, &a., Oro. In fact everjtning
in the frurnittire Line !
Which must be seen -to be appreciated and
which will be sold at
LOWER PRICES
Than the we quality: !of goods can :be pnr
chased elsewhere.
Thal to be publie for their past liberal
patronage, and determined to merit $ contin
uance g the rams by ',offbrinu inducements not
to be found elsewhere, I invite them b call
and =Woe my goods end prices before pnr
chasLng elserame. No charge for showing
goods and I
WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD
COUNTRY DIALERS supplied es usual '4
tale lowest minket =lc
I also keep on band a large amtelment of
Beady Made Coffins from the most common to
the ftnest Rosewood. Also Bashi Robes, Cos
to..and T am Ulises agent in Bradford coun
ty for BRIEMES A FTBES
SE AL[C BIIREAL CABER, CASKETS, &,(7
A , good HEIAIII3I3 always In readiness when
11, 1 11 fred• '
ToWandefDee .10,1889.
FURNITURE!
NEW GOODS I NEW GOODS!
NEATLY FINISHED
POPULAR -PRIORS-
mow n :or
cimtna SETS, PABLOR BETS
MING 800.11
111P.ROILS 1 PIMnM Mallll3,
Pitgoing' Praia, aor eyoutedy.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT FURNITURE,
Suited to this nuke& I lasi the best Webs.
tens' is the country; and maettisotore our own
, •
upholstered work:
BBPAIBING -- AND JOBBING,
Done to drier. Balm in experience of 30
pus lathe Wilms - I an coadestly hops to
&Me in Ifbo Potemkin, out.
Duet forget thelau n l n's to. 145, Ifilo st.,
tw
all o is south of Block Town.
"°
'
,
1 • IIINENIL
Toirsitasosayie, less.—lt.
Eptcslitimr. CIF TOT
rar 80API3, at 1100/1.1110
15arbinart,
TIN WARN.
Jizrniturt.
JAKBI3 O. FROST.
IfictiorograltbidW.
lir H.. H. OTOS-1J B= - .?
, DEM - OTOS* • ; • •
aate. (ohlousei te Sear P 111011;
Wpm. 41; the,- 011 l
abut Ka 4. aeis Mock, *he he
teoettlog Whim to bh Mee hum the Sot
sriYble =Panne immilhotesete rasp*
tally maks or a Moral abate of pablie pitma
ns. A Imp oka
71411811 r DRUGS AIND 11101P118
Eksjoil him rsoslNd, wo US. sow prop
pared to
.OPp!.7 th. • : -;
*WM OF THE PUBLIC WITH -Arnaus
Ir• 1 , 11..Z/.1 iil"9
DU= MONA AND LIQI7OBB,
FOR NEDIOAI, 1 . 7811 ON LY.
OP CONCMOISMOID
• PULL
BOTANIC ECLECTIC AND HONCEPATBIC
- NEDIOINEEL •
ALL TRE POPULAR PATENT irspicnnta.
PAINTS, OIL, VARESE,
PAINT AND VARNISH BRIIqHIIB,
DTIHIMIPPII 117 1 i
PAM AND TOILER AWOL or IVERY
I ! KIND..
num% '11.00801.10 £D *um amino,
ALKALOID AND
All th9Yestftwese,
•BDO It I 211 A L lIPPOBTEBB,
!boulder Blies',
sane PuMps; NIPPLE anus, AND
SNINIDS.
Nursing Bottles, Syringes and Catheters.
or =owl, rraOrs, room
rorris,
• LAWN
0 10:1*4 :Of AN 4:i* W 4
AND NNW QUALITY.
•
A large soppj Brushes fOr the. Hat and Bair
Also for the Teeth and Naill u Tooth Pow
ders and Putes, Puhrmery,
Soaps, Combs, Hairltgesemigw
ators.,te.,Keroseni
Lamps, Mules Oilmn, -
'Wicks, he., all of the
Lae st stAid.
CHOICE OMANI, TOBACCO AND 8N17P7
sir Physician applied at reasonable rata.
Iledidnes and Prescriptions carefolly and ac
curately comaposeded and prepared By eximpet
ant pawns at all hours of the def and Blot.
Sunday boars from 9to 10 o'clock In the Core
noon. tot In the afternoon.
• W. El. It. GORE.
Tenranda Sept. 29. 1864.
Books anb Stational).
REMOVAL!
ALVORD''& BARBER
Have removed their
BOOK STORE AND NEWS ROOM
To the magnificent' new store in
IdERCITB'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
BOOKS!
•t
Comprising Standard Works, Novels
Text Books, . &c. Their assortment of
BIBLES,
TESTAMENTS,
HYMN BOOKS,
PRAYER BOOKS,
eta:, will be found to be complete. A
large assortment of
Sunday School Books, Cards
&c., always .on hand
Writing Paperoo Stationery
As cheap as ever sold in this or, any
otter market. OUr arrangements
with School Book publish:era are such
that we are prepared to', offer the se
ries of Books now in'use - in the Com
on Schools of this county to retail
lealers, at as low figurei as they can
buy them in New Yorl6l
Orders sent for any book publish
ed.
We keep constantly on hand all
the Daily and Weekly tPapers, Mag
azines, Periodicals, &c.
Givo - aa a call. 11 •
ALVORD & BARBER.
Towanda, July 13, 1868.
DIARIES FOR 1869
PAPER & ENVELOPES
NEW PAPERS
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Pm, In, Muss; Srsiunnurr AND
d. O r , PICTURES
BLANK BOOKS
YANKEE NOTIONS.
Towanda, Nov. 19, 1888.
BOOIEZINDERY.-THE MLR)
mooredormed that the Book=
Bindery haat be to the Argos Bond
ing, Si story, where will be done
BO . OE-BINDING!
In all la Tarim branches. on term as 'rea
sonable as to the times" wUI allow. The Bind.,
ery lOU be ander the charge of
H. C. wigrAaßß,
, .
Bros; .
. ,_
Axiikpaiiiikeed — Blailer — ; &It ill NM be
I ,oBl lo l .l o Wbk, a stile isid:alaattia
wows be 1 ed. Y . lftgastnes, N
pepetsiOld Bede, he. bound ft elm
ot style: Particular will be WO°
the Bullarsall Bindles of
.. J.. . BLANK BOOKS. ' '
taired patters. Which hi - quality nod
ern be warranted. -
B , „
will be ready for dralvery. when
readeet4 •
The or the publit te !amid. and
Pie gearreiteed. • • •
:Awed 1. tle&—itt. . • - , r,„, t :
rinarmur, WM134001031
JAM:6 simousoss to r ee publki
that be dill mama to otizabotare end keep
on hand a bale samottmeat of
CABINET PUBNITUBB,
Wins...WO& Bodatesd•Altsudh ha ink
an:; oleo dusatistloc; which wis os A 41
of *obeli maferisb; Wahl Its mostworlus fi•
I bolts ibobsetiosOf ad Tullik4o . adiffcdt
vldelisballao Lord ulidla Mobility. , allay
ow e
We la: tba , mushy. sad ay 'mill be
toad% kis mini sillk_fboll dflmitt. '
Mho oft Uhl 've .
ii i ids lal toer.A stood Haute asrinard
_
whoa disked.
Aug. 16,1966. i
•
{~_
ILMAUUMeIk z., *;.
Noars mum roman
o Lk.BHO • ,
masa at Phut, nit a mum •
xiitiroaD 0., PA.,
• Is now 'mimed in
06WinAll smir MILLS
SHIN OLK AOHINES,
or the Met_ _ quelity4ith' the lutist Improve
sets. All kinds of Miry for Flouring and
fistr KM.
STRAY • ILNOINEI3, '
'4IADE Br, REPAIRED,
STEAL[ WHISiTLES, • • •
STEAM °AGUE, '
GA.IIOE COOKS,
OIL CANS;
Foal bed stied adios.
7 BOLT CUTTING,
Done Enna to Ilk blame In dlamelar.
FORGING
Of item wrought vo* (for artlfgeh sot on
other pupate, dose- to order. *Also, 1 huge
nwrcmesta
OOOKING - dt lIIIATIN'O • STOVES,
Oil sod Wood Sure arc Poriffoire for Cool:hog
Stone; Stove Pipe: - Tla-Wafe, Dog PIMP,
Pietro, Control= sad lerom, kept wiwi4it
-17 ost hand. _
DRAWINGS a. . SPZOIFIOATIONS
Of all kis& of orrabintery for idllo wet War
porpoise prepared- • -
WAlaßifk , LULL,
_lneldesee is this
maa6a.°zthe Oa
1414,01111 Alf;
TOW 4. ND - A . : 0.4.111gAG11
A 0,T,0 BY,
Thrnnde•iswed respeciail4 announce te.the
public that they hue perehasel the •
OARRIAO-2' SHOP
G. H. DRAKE,
And are now mimed to bakl work in
THE LATEST STYLE
AM most wolpmanilke manner. They will
constantly keep on hand.= smoitment of splen
did
TOP • AND OPEN BUGGIES,
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
DEMOCRAT AND LUMBER-WAGONS,
03011 AID TWO 8X=11)
ALBANY BLRIG KB
ALL WOES w
REPAIRING promptly Warded to at rear
souable prices.
BRYANT I STUMM.
Towanda, May 9,
NNW PLANING MILL
The =duals: ed having haat a line and'eom•
mem MEI in the Borough oflowsada, and
Med it with the moat . modern and Improved
machinery, for the manufacture of
WINDOW SASH, h BLINDS,_
are to ell orders, whether . large or
, upon the shortest notice. We have
'eh* a large variety of NOULDENGS, of the
'Mead* and pattern, which we can tarnish
La
cheaper than they can be worked by
hand.
PLANING,
TONGUBING, •
GBOTEING,
- AND SCROLL
• SAWING,
and a.l other work pertaining to :Joinery, will
hedonist° snit out customers.
Persons bulldbigiand not living more than
twelve to fourteen miles distant, will find it
y for theft interest .to buy of ua, or bring
their umberand worked by our machinery.
Bring your grbt of Flooring, Or other lumber.
and while your team is is feeding, lave Lit
ground out and take it home with you.
We will pay CAM for PINE & HEMLOCK
UMBER .delivered at our lumber yard. Conie
and as ua. or if you can't come. write.
L. B. BODOEBB & CO.
Towanda. Fe0..11164.
T OWA ND A 7 AGRICULTURAL
ROIIKI3. ,
TOWANDA, PENN'A.,
MANUFACTURES HUBS, SPOKES
BENT -
HEAVY AND LIGHT WAGONS
MINIMAL .WOOD WORK
WOOD TURNING IN ALL ITS BRANCIIRS
SCROLL SAWING, PLANING, ETC; siv
To Dealers In
HUBS, SPOKES & BENT STUFF,
/ We 'offer e
Laws- STOCK PROM WHICH TO mum
The above are from the best
SECOND GROWTH HICKORY & OAR.
LIGHT AND HEAVY WAGONS ON HAND
We have the Broad and Narrow Guage
BM
,HILL PICKS made and dressed.
W: T. BISHOP, Superintendent..
K. C. NERCUR, President.
Tiniania, July 2,,113136.
As .W. ATRES' MARBIAH SHOP,
EL U. N. Y.
You will find G suite Monuments, both Wee ,
and Concord, Rod Slate Man ea
Coil Grates to ALMarble A
large assortment tles, con
stantly on bud, cheap as the cheapest.
Aug.-10,1888.-Iy.
A CHOICE LOT OF WINTER
r ci Fruit of all kinds', for sale b the Barren
or Bushel. at Ita&BE & MIX'S.
TpBACOCVAND CIGARS"
The undersigned have established a
MUM TOBACCO. FACTORY,
T W 1q - 21::!
On Yalu Street below, ikidge Strict.
Where they ere inanufacturtaidall kinds Of
OUT TOBACCO Awn CIGARS
• Whksb they offer to the trade at
WHO,LESA'LE PRICES
, - MU. E. J. PIERCE.
Presents herself to the ladies of Towanda with
a very choice selection of goods, and is entire
'?toalleAt of being able to meet the Joey
licriminpdrig taste of Inch as may, do her the
honor of an examination of her stock. Thant
lag her Tomer patrons for their farors, sbe so.
Ucits a contlonance of the same. Plating-done
beautifully-and on the shortest ncitke. 800 ms
Oar Tobacecris malitactosedrrom 'meted I ever Cohen do Romenfield% Nabs Stmt.
Towanda, Oet. 5,1888. .
That mod fail to suit- We would roost n
simetfully molten a .all from the deals.. through
Northern Permsylranis to an mandustket of
OUR STOOK AND PRICES
KENTUCKY AND VDIGINIA
Mack that =Oa - monad laLth• assist.
else as a try. i This Is s bonsbs. asd
inea irith a liberal st the
*Mb to sepPoit holes esasehmassa sd
*BANS. PillilifT_,
.35T Nita Stied, Itsraada, a's:: •
Jose 4,116 8 • •
111=2
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OW A,ND
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pouiiiiiimaiumm- Taiiiiiiii:.:.i.--
. ,:iill4l.a.mpiprow- -rig
ofgas .. i ilia - mini tAff*., .
Artripemomegt
' anoo2 '. • cgia:-:,t, 'AN
61111 ‘ "ail; int. . ' t d CO"- V ill "}g l
...,••!.'
Am.
• 11 4 i": ~ , *ft •;-::- .
,1 • .'.. '-• .1 -.---
+, .:. ' . . 111
Oil* .4;gitiiii4r* : - rom," - "1 . • iii -, _
y Premium, upo t -
oi' w
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a. b '
. _ 'l_p • lm 7
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m
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rmi*Tor.ur‘i „ taai ; ..i24004 - _
,_ aium. _ _ „nu.= i 0„,,„,,,
!com i r ral4, " l "iiii"lr I
Capital and l ag Piad igelsokfig i .
surP inter ... .. :. ' tun
, 11 . M &II ',immix 0 3 ; c 7 "1 ' ..
. ---Ac°
'.
Ciarit+; and gaZt ell442l.
.bunnuini
00 ,
_____ .i11:4750400
Amazon lizurr
" 'Mil ' 1
: . Capital Win, s o pt u r lidaid f h is.
1
Itunumn Inounitonelo
4V Netn-rk.
• Arr.
Capital sad -wow, w
Enizzrzum Innwros ..........
s9°°.°°°
CaP t . t a and :np f flt=w;rl' }
dezio lasumXolo„7,/ -
onv.v k
, Ciidtal and surphui - , ov --A3-1 4 1 : /
pirnril. f
Issvzurcz 0
comp .... 7 ...... $760,600
Nail and Ir st=l;: ms. 1
Ifcryta. Lin Lumens Catmint'. 1
• . .Of Nero- Pork.
Capital suplusorter 8000,000
- ---. _
tsars: am Immures CostrulT. I
_ ~---- , Of
Hartford, COMM.
Cipitaland meths, ov e r
•$600,00C
Risks taken oft all tads el Property at u
low ratesaa by any other reltlible Comm , ies.
Sir Policies issued and Los if any, ad.
jested at this Agency,thereby , wring the trouble
and expense of go elsewhere settlement.
sr Office at the Hard Store of Cod.
"din & amen C. . EUSSELL.
! • Towanda, Feb:l, 1866—tt
T.TVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
_44 VLO FIRE AND'I
13011PANY RE .-01Rce, 45 Wil ALFE liam St., and 726,
.Broadinii, N. V
Capital, Surplus and Deserved Fond a
(1d)
,271,6;75
/m l3ll3 eta In the United &sae, over .... Sl6
1,800,000
Daily Premiums, upwards of ( Id).. IT.OOO
The shuebolders penoaany responsible for
en u
sluumholders .migements of the company. All Directors
m t be
tascrrom ra New You.—Francis Cottenet
Es Chairman, Henry Grinnell, Esq., Deputy
Oh Man, Joseph Gaillard, Jr., Esq., E. Y.
Areldbald Pisq. R. R. N. Consul, Alexander
lianl,'Jr. Esq., Robert C. Fergoson, Esq.
Pell, Esq., Resident Secretary. Alex
.ender Hamilton,.Jr., Esq., Coansetof Board. •
Iturraas.:Pheniz Bt—C4gunann & Co.
The Policies of this Company are issued by
well-known American Olson' resident in New
York, who are Directors and Shareholders, arid
consequently, with the other Eiharoboltlers. are
individ liable for all thgagements of
the Co mpan y; all Policies re sig ned a by them
all claims are payable in cash on .proof of loss
without deduction for interest,-and lot, as is
tumid, sixty days after presentation of proof.
They expire at six o'clock, P. It., and not a 4
noon. Life Insurance effected. and =saki
granted on favorable terms.
R. B. KcEEAN, Amt.
Towanda. April 23, 1367.
T HE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSUI
ARCS Society le Agency for Bradford cc
CASH CAPITAL $3,600,000
Yearly Income - ow r $2,000.000 cash.
1 - RONTANYR & WARD.
Towandtrialy 25,1A67.
THE TOR FIRE INSURAI4CE
of. New York. Agency for Bradford Co
CAPITAL $400,000
Dividend for 1866,10 per cent.
IiONTANYE 8: WART)
Towanda, July 'LS, 1867.
rpm LYCOMING MUTUAL FIRE
11 Insurance Agency for Bradford County,
CAPITAL $3,400,000
Mutual Ciotti plan. In successful operation cis
er twentyreeven years:
MONTAN YEA WARD.
Towanda, July 25, 1281
WYOMING INSURANCE AGEN-
T Y CY.
WYOMING INSURANCE. COMPANY
Wilkes-Barre, Pa
SAMUEL WADHAMS... ..President '
L. D. SHOEMAKER,..... ..:..Vice Precideu
R. C. SMITH, " • Secretary
• _Capital and Surplas $170,000. •
North America; Hartford. Conn. assets $360;00
Fulton. New York, " 250.000
Springfield Maas., •• 100p00
Applications forinsuence in the abovecom
panics taken At fair rates,: and business attend
ed to with promptness and • care. Particular
attention will be given to Penn risks in the
ebuntry. Also Life and Live. Stock Insurance at
[acted in good and .reliable eompanies. Office
over the Bakery on Main-et., formerly occupied
by Mercer & Morrow. '
VII. CAMP, Agent..
Towanda, March 12, 1658.-L4f.
DR. BAKER, Master Millwright;
. Ifprepared to attend to all business in
his lino. Be warrants all work done in a work
manlike manner. All orders bj , inail, or other
wiseorddreessd to . me at Towanda, will be
promptly-attended to. June 4,1868.-3 m•
TeltrAIDA, Pa., June 16.1808.
To all whom it may toneern : I certify that I
have this day appoin ed D. R. BAKER, of To
wanda, Bradford county, Pa., an agent for the
sale of Radius-Aural 'Aerobic Water WWI
for the counties of Brad:ord. Wyoming, Lycom.
tog Clinton, Clearfield, Tioga and Potter, in
the' State of Pennsylvania. Parties wanting
these wheels can obtain them tlurugh him and
he will give his •
I attention to putting
them in when desired . Parties Parties by calling upon
Kr. Raker, at. Towanda. will be shown the
wheel, and on application to him he will furn
ish illustrated pamphlets containing working
tables, testimonials, de., d.c.
JAS. A. Mao . PITEBROV,
General Agent for Pennsylvania, for Bo
dines Jonval Turbine Water Wheel.
t O,A;OIFIO HOTEL;
170, 179.174 & 176 Greenwich Street,
Nair Yogi, Oct. 10, 11369
The unde-signed totes pleasure id announc
ing to his numerous Meads and patrons that
from this date, the charge of the , Pacffc will
be VA pe , Nisy.
Being Bole ..^roprietor of this house and
therefore free from the too common exaction o t
in inordinate rent, he hrfully able to meet the
downward tendency of prima without soy fail-.
ing off of service.
it will now, as heretofore, be his aim to
.maintain undiminished the favorable reputek n
of the Pacific, which it has enjoyed for many
limo, as one of the best of travelers'. hotels.
The table wlll be lxduttifolly snopiled with.
: well . de taacy of the season.
The -attendance will be found efficient and
obliging. .
The locatiod will be found convenient for
those whose business calls them in the lower
we ails city, being one door north of Cort
landt at., and one block west of Broadway, sad
of ready access to all Bail Ro
OHN ad an
P d Steamboat
W,
JATTEN.
Nov. es 17, 1868.—da. .
NIM MILLINERY GOODS I
WARM MEALS, AT ALL HOURS
V T at G. W. MOFFITT - A Restaaraate , -
ParlOaS coming to t.-wo for dinner. will do well
to glee lam a call.
Towanda, Jane 11,1868
f9LiNDALL & HILL'S - BLOCKS
U at 4thvopa a DUMB.
. $704,000 '
GEO. W. 110 I. TT