..~g~CttZtux~l.
t,o Buy a Farm•
Very few persons seem to know
that the monthii of June 'and July
are the-best in the year in which to
look for-or purchase a farm. At this
seasonnne - can judge whether the
land can or does produce good crops:
for, if it hi ricb,the waving grass and
grain will be ocular' , detnonktration
of the fact ;.and if there is,' accord
ing to the stereotyped' assertion, an
- abundance 'or choioe fruit,, can be
seen at this time to the best advan
tage. The lowlands will sheir wheth
er they are. really - dry 'enough for
pastures in ummer, the upland capa
city for 'Withstanding a fdrouth. If
there Airs - any mosquetoes, about, they
will usually make :their presence
Anowu at4his- time if ever; and by
observing the children in the neigh
borbod one can readily determine
whether the locality is a healthy one
-or otherwise. Summer is also a very
good time,to view the never-failing
spring and the trout-pond near by,
and a draught form the one and a
lunch from the other are attractions
which those who possess them sel
dom fail to bestow upon those - who
are likely to become purchasers.
Even the weeds upon a farm will
amis . & man in determining its value ;
for; if nothing but stunted rag weeds
and five-finger are to be - seen,,then
the land may be set down as poor
indeed ; but if burdocks -and catnip
abound; it shows.atrength to produce
-crops of a higher order.
The pasture and meadow, orchard
:Ind garden, all show what they are
and what may be expected of them
in these months ; but earlier the as
pect of things may change. In the
spring the trees have not shown
leaves; flowers, or fruit ; the roads
are muddy, if ever ; and the distance
from the raikcsid dittation to the farm
appears to ba-,Anuch greater than_ ft
actually is, especially to a stranger.
Ia autumn the leaves are turning
yellow,•the grain has been gathered,
s and the dry stubble is fill that re
'inains, and the fruits are nearly all
, 4
"gone—still the air is fresh and the
landscape glowing with autumn
Vote ; but tie valuable; propensities
of the fan:Di:which , are . its products,
are mainly out of sight,being stored
in the barn or ih the proprietors
pocket.—Weekly Sun.
Farm Implements.
There is one part of farm economy
specially interesting and valuable to
farmers and< cultivators of the soil—
viz., the use of labor-raving farm im
plements and machinery. Fanners
generally are no longer fearful to
purchase new things of apparent use
and profit ; but oftentimesYhere are
many implements of decided conve
nience and utility which -escape their
notice,- because they have not the
opportunity for t - examination or
search.'
There ought to be a complete rec
ord of all the beat, implements of the
farm andin small' a form that it can
be kept for constant reference and
become a perfectly reliable guide.
tressrs. R. B.Allen & Co:, of this
city, (189 Water st.), have placed
on our table just such a work, which
admirably fulfils the need we have
above described, and in as judicious
a manner as...possible described the
advantages of all the farm imple
ments thus far patented and found of
practical utility.. The volume con
tains 272 pages,is handsomely print
ed on tinted paper, and suplied at
bare coat (one dollar) to purchasers.
ACT:Tr as we, have knowledge, it is
'the only complete catalogue of the
kind in this country; Sand an indis
pensable volume for the farmer's
table. The firm we have above
named arc the largest dealers in
agricultural implements in the United
States, and have certain specialites
which are quite popular. We are
using' one of their lawn-mowers
which is really convenient and one Of
the In st made: working easily and
r, quiring little care. —E.r.
Points of a Good cow in Rytune
In aus*4 to • the _inquiry oh this
subjct, tWrp correspOndents, both in
Maryland, send UR copies of the
verses subjoined London's "Ency
clopedia of Agriculture," , edition
1839,page 1020,given there as quoted
from Wilkinson ; while iu the second
letter it is stated that they were
originally published in the "Far- ,
mees Magazine," London, and repro-
dnced by Youatt in his work, "Cat
-tle : their Breeds, Management, and
Diseages. New edition. Published
by E.lward Law, London 1864." "A
valuable work," says our correspon
dent, "not easily obtained . in this
countrr—at least, I had to Import
my copy." If the verses below are
not the ones asked for, we shall still
hope to get those specially relating
to -Ayrshires
"She's long In ilia face. she's fine In her horn :
She'll quickly get fat without calm or corn ;
hhe'. clean in her jaw and full in !fir. Oahe ;
She's beery in dank and wide in her loin.
•She's broad In her rib and long In her ramp.
A straight and flat back, with never a hump ;
she's wide in her-hips and calm in her eyes,
She's fine In her shoulders and thin in her thighs.
.ghe'm light in her neck and mall in her tail.
She's wide in her breast and good at the pail.
She's line In her bone and silky of akin ;
She's a grazier's without and a butcher's within.
How To DESTROY TRE CURCCLIO.—The
only process that has yet proved
itself effective in my ,experience is
to jar or. shake the tree every morn
ing from the time the_-fruit leas large
as a pea until it is fully two-thirds
grown. By pasting newspapers to
gether and placing them under the
tree, fiting the paper closely around
the trunk, the curcedio will fall on
the paper when the tree is shaken,
and can be easily destroyed. By
practicing this plan - ola your plumb
trees every morning as directed, the
fruit can be 'saved. it is sometimes
nec-scary to thin out the fruit, espe
cial! of young trees, which are apt to
set more fruit than they can ripen,
and often die after the first heavy crop.
_is matured. It is better for the fruit
itself to thin it out, also, that which
is left to ripen being improved by it.
CLoves is the cheapest and best
manure that can be had. Nothing
pays better than a field - of good clo
ver plowed under. It enriches the
soil quicker.than barnyard manure,
and puts it in better condition. To
plow it down well, if it stands thick
and high, each morning a roller
should be , drawn over as much as
cau bo plowed in a day, and a heavy
chain should bo•fastened to the point
of the plow beam to drag it in the
furrow. In this . way it can ye tho
roughly .covered. Clover contains
all the elements needed to enrich She
soil for ' vklt kinds of grain, aid in
larger quanties thanotkter maures.
it brooks are as ' poets catl:• { tbem,
.the . taaa.t.joYous nature,
what are they ; always marmerhig"
•.
=I
Lotng'
VAN yELSOR & MANNA
FASHIONABLE
MERCHANT 7AILORE I
F9/1A.1161
HATS AND CAPS,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
68 Broad 81'04
WAVERLY, TIOGA COUNTY,,N.Y
We hare a ?saki:nano Cotterhota' Nei
York City, and take all the dal In gletagbou
good At.
We make at our own establishment. We gin
particular attention to Youth's Bo" and •
CHILDRENS' CLOTHING
sad always bus a good sisortaieat
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,C
E'rom 35 cents to $3 per .1 1141 ,(L n wool-)
Best Stock of Hato and Cap
`Sept within 20 miles. Come and loot 'and
prove for moult.
la. Will be at the Ward House every Shea•
day, with samplei of Goods, and prepared to
take measures-
VAN VELSOR & MANNERS.
ES Brom:Wt., Naval:, N. Y.
Feb. 10 ,1669._ ,
SPECIAL ATTRACTION .
For purchasers of
SPRING GOODS.
Wilma now ering a large and varied a*.
_ornament of new and decidedly nice styles iin
the line of
CASSI.MERE SUITS,
Pants and Vesta for 7
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN
Whl,b bare been eelected fennthe
CHOICEST STOCKS,
And assure oar friends and cnstomen that they
will And it to their interest to call on as and
post themselves In prices before purchasing
elawbete. •
THE STEADY INCREASE
OUR SALES
Mord that
OUR EFFORTS
To sell tools
FIEST 'CLASS GOODS
Asiox a* they
CAN BE AFFORDED,
Hate ptoie4
A SUCCESS,
And tita[
OUR CUSTOMERS
Ai'PRECAITE THE SAME.
In tliinishing Goods our stock in complete.
AU the hew Spring Styles of Neck Iles, Bons,
Undetinmi, Hobery, Suspenders, Gloves, and
the Celebrated
,FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS,
Have nod arrived. Each lot Is marked In plain
figures, and oar customers are all treated alike'.
Thraldom the public-for past patronage, we so•
licit a call when in want 01 goods In oar line,
we will do our utmost to istlafy all who will
call eiti im at the One Price Store of -
SOLOMON & WOLFF,
N 0.123 Main 81.
One door north of Taylor & Co.'s Store.
TOrrairds, Pa. , April 25, 1889.
higbast,price in Cash paid for Wool,
Ridear arid Pelts.
TOR. TOWANDA REGULATOR
.0. - ";071IING S7O.RE 1
, Adjoinlog Patton's Bleck.
ROgENBERG f t WOLFF,
loniti *Medially announce to the citizens of
Towanda and vi deity, that they have opened
the thoire sane, ander the name of' The To.
wanda Regulator," with a splendid assortment
OF, HEADY MADE CLOTHING!
Gents Parnishing Goods, Hata, Caps, ike., &c.,
which they assure the said citizens cannot be
excelled to style or elegance, and that the
prices are so low as to astonish everybody.—
Rosenberg & WoM hope that by strict atten
tion, and fair dealing with the people of To:
wands,: they will obtain their patronage and
support. They also beg to subjoin the follow
ing Commandments for their guidance.
COME ONE! COME ALL 1
Main AOlosenber
To g & a nds,
Pa.ltrs One Pries Regulator
BOtets
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, Rain Street.
2. Thou shalt not choose any other merchant:
though shalt not listen to their speeches, for
Rosenberg & Wolff are no Chatham-st daskts,
but sell at one price, and reliable , and will
,serve boa unto the third and fourth generation.
3. Thou shalt not seek in vain any mood for
cheap raiment, for they eau be found at Rosen
berg & Wolif's One Price Store.
4. Thou shalt bear in mind that we sell only
on six days of the week. and don't desecrate
the Sabbath by keeping our doors open and
linen out a show, for, on the seventh day,
Rosenberg & Wolff, and their clerks, desire to
rest from their labors.
5. Thou shalt honor the way Rosenberg&
Wolff deal, and long nay he thy days to enjoy.
Its benefits. .
Thou shalt not commit an impropriety—o
buying of Chatham st. Dealers, but come di
met to Ramberg Weirs Once 'Price Raga
lator, Male street.
7. non abaft not seek in vain for goods of
Foreign make. for Rosenbef" g. & Wolff keep •
large variety.
8. Then shalt not purloin from the Regulator
for Rosenberg k Wolff seU sockeip it would be
a sin .
9. Thou shalt not bear fa* witness. but
honestly acknowledge that you can get, better
suited and for he. money, at Rosenberg &
Wolf's than Soy other store.
10. Thou shin not covet thy nehbor' goods
ortis bargabss, for Rosenberg I Wolff can
give them to, you likewise • therefore, take
mensal, sad bay of Rosenb erg & Wolff
the Owe
•
Towns !Mot. 1, 1898.
T OWANpA STEAM 'FLOURING
MILLS
WM. H. FULLER & CO.,
itespeetfully infant the piddle that they km
purchased the new and exteaalve Steam Flour
Ins 111Ils, built by Grimtba. Wells & Maim.
ta the south pert of the borough of Towanda
and having all the modern Improvements, and
competent Killers, they are prepared to do
CUSTOM GRINDING,
la Um twat passible saannell and at unasually
abort notice. EverApalas will betaken to g in
astbdactlaa, sad Ito Invite a inddla trtaL
Pawnees doing Wilma* in town eaa bring
lb& vats, and hue it ground to take back
vith thou.
17418, FEED AND MEAL,
Pot ail" it sb• loud cub rim, tap dellversd
la sly plat !it the villain fro (debars!.
iSmuklik lorember 10, 191111.
MIME
4 k1 1 401 -A -
. .
wito.zolsmas GRoinalt
Pit 0 V I S lON Routs
1
F. S. ; Cid
-
113,141/11Fmmer,.. !..
..-: : fOWAWD4, P 4
The - undersigned, encouraged by
the envies which has thus far, et-
tended their new enterprise, desire
to make seknoWledgement:lor 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 facilitiett for doing
businels.
They keep constantly on hand; a
very large and complete assortment
of everything In their line, .and are
daily receiving such additions *to
their stock u the wants of their
trade requires
They have now in store, Sugar,
Syrup, Molasses, Coffee, ,Rice, To
bacco, Fish, Salt, • Cheese, Fruite,
Crackers, Candy, Matches, Broom ,
Wrapping Paper, and Twine, Flour
Sacks, Scrde, and a great variety of
other goods, which have been recent•
y bOught at the lowest point in the
market, and are offered at wholesale,
at rates to correspond:
They desire to call especial atten
tion to their large stock of, Finn
Teas, which they are , selling at New
York Jobbing prices, guaranteeing
the quality in all cases
Have also on. hand a good Tort-
ment of Flour, Pork and Ker§aene
-4_
They still continue to hive the
benefit of a resident Partner in New
York, who is constantly in the market
and prepared to turn to our adva
tage any favotable changes i.l the
price_of woods.
FOX, STEVENS, BEERCIIIIi .t CO.
May 12, 1868.
pATTERSON & KINNEY,
Baccesson t, THOMAS J. Joss,
GROCERIES ANt) PROVISIONS
Fauns, ike ,
No. 7, Pattcn'e B!ock,
T 0 'W A N DA., PENN 'A
Having pne •h&sed the entire stock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
of T. J. JONES. and .having added largely
thereto:by recent purehases they take pleasure
in announcing to the public that they are pre
pared to sell anythin and erery• thing In the
ORO° FRY AND PROVISION LINE,
SUGARS,
TEAS,
COFFEES,
FISH,
FLOUR,
FEED,
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
STONE WARE, &O. &a
As cheap Si the cheapest. We. ge arrantee per.
Meet stisfaction to all who may favor us with a
CASH PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE
J. 8. PATTEIIBON. W. S. KINNEY.
Nardi 10, 1868. -U
NEW GROCERY AND PROST
SION STORE,
McCA.I3E,
In thelNortb Store or. Mercer's New Block',
MAIN STREET,
LOOK I
NEW JEWELRY,
Is' AT WARNER'S. .
GOLD WATCHES,
SAT WARNER'?.
ELGIN WATCHES,
AT WARNERSI •
WALTHAM WATCHES,
AT WARNER'S.
FINE GOLD JEWELRY,
AT WARNER'S.
ALL KINDS OF CLOCKS,
T WARNER'S:I
Spectacles, and lota of things too numerous to
mention, at WA11N131174.
Call and see him. yon will we wenty per cent
In your porebases.
u Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired,
and Warranted. Patton's Block. ,
Towanda, Pee. 1, ins.
WEW TAILOR StOP
AMOS PERINSPAOKER,
Sae opened s shop is the room back of the
Booms of the Yount :Yen's Christian Assoc&
ties, second story, (mew WO - Clothing Store
where be is now prepared to d all kinds of
TAILORING,
In the best and wit tsa = bkimble manner. An
expertesoe of al datinzlinlitklainakl°
I = llt ro w pta l ie bs ble customer . h
se bellevire — iiii
enable Wm to ere satisfaction.
done:on abort nage. and reaso t. l
able terms. Ttnranda.llet. 17, 1887:
A SUTON SALT . PUT • UP- IN
JIM. large or cull quantities at -`
Nay 20. C. B. PAWS'S.
CANNED FRUITS OF KINDS
Kay to. c .
& PATCH'S.
HMILOOK. UMBEL-LATH A .
11111311()L1A. who saki* of Board,.
~otbLoaf Mather of alothat any
Magi i =oaa. Also may quantity of
ad amplest Ravedalaaleorathaatastor
ahAtCloost7.tha
es be sepplied to patio for
penmen ap theft pollee aad Epos
Tltheetaable Wen t by leavba tbeir or
Ms at the sieweeela Coal Yard, or irttb Tam
Woatiern. at lbs Thomas call Poi
I)4l*Nits, M ath 11, Midi •
,
Dealers In
Such a
SYRUPS,
MOLASSES,
CORN MEAL,
KEROSCENE,
•. N. WARNER.
Azigartur
Iltiohionvs
flßocurat,Atoituaoli AND
.•• 7, • 1‘ swourfinkla '
4004;1111RIDITS,
ir,„ ,
; figb am'
iierrilmipeethlly-b*•l**..
tribligredillletis Maw. ill Oe;
•
asocnnwp AND novisiOirs,
Wide!' N'aaag la tan thoilai
pane at all.- - Re baa iLO aasaaa a
'PEGID t STORN,,
Which is wen Armed toart a . tb• eau sad
,Imlay owl nape a* A' •
osmisagy ea Imp stink of
T,BAS, 0 . 0/"BlES, SUGARS,
- MOLASSES. .
FLOUR, BIFITRIk• PORE, &0.,
Which he loselliss cheep Ace es&
GOODS DELIVERED IN THE BORO'
FREE OF °maim'
The ottaiews of Twat& and
plasm wept-my Umtata for theft vetylNlool
paroles. - be the. last -two loon, sad ow
pada, with their andataato Miami iv
ory ppm dealt, to *Mogi OUT WON., so as
to warrant oatidattloo to all. Call qui Nova
- JOilmr isamirra.
friraida, July 10, 1867. • : . -
PEOPLES'
GROCERY di PROVISION irons,
South Corner Bridge : and Meta Street..
. -
a new and complete stock .f
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONE,'
Whloh-will, be sold at the lowest possible
prices.
CODFISH,
MACKEREL,
RRRRING,
PORK,
MUTTON,
HAM,
FRUIT OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
MODERN STONE WARE,
YANK EE NOTIONS,
FLOUR, FEED, MEAL GRAIN, Ape
Bring on pradan, which we pay cuh
for.
DAIRYMEN,
A constant supply of Ashton Salt, all sized
Chumes, flutter Furklus, Tabs, ite. •
Please call and look through our stock, and
we .111 do our best to please you.
W A. ROCKWELL.
Towanda , . April la, 1 669.
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
Purchased the entire interest of
R. H. PATCH;
In in the Arm of C. li t PATCH C 0.03 now
prepared to offer to the ettizena of Medford
County .and ►lclaity,.a large and well 'selected
stock of
GROCERIES.,
Whiab I haveyartbased for Cash and feel cool
dent that can sell at as low figures as can be
purchased elsewhere. I now offer to the public
a splendid stock of
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS,
STARCH, SALERATIIS, SPICES,L&C.
Have on hand a large ituk ol
AKRON FLOW GRAll42ii DO
•
RYE DO. BUCKWHEAT DO.
I keep
.constantly .on beuitl, PORK, HAM.
LARD and kinds of FISH. Would the at•
tattoo of the pciblic to onr Can't Be Bat
STOCK, OF TOBACCO,
Intimlity or price. Jette Oakley's Celebrated
Laundry. New 'fort Chemical and Brown Soap.
Please call and examine car stock of
WOODEN WARE
Large assortment of YAISI , IIEE NOTIONS.
TOILET SOAPS, tce.,,lce. I will pay the high•
eat cash price for
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Farmers give us a ....all .before selling elsewhere
All persona Indebted to the late firm will
please call and make In:medl3te payneet
• a•t R. PATCH
•
Towanda. March 12, 1867. '
FURNITURE WARE.ROOM I
JAMES MAKI:WON announces to the public.
that he still continues to teanufactnre and keep
on hand a large assOrtment of
CABINET FIIIINITIIBE,
Sarcoma. Tables. Bedsteads. Staudt,. G , Ira
of every descriptaa which will be q. de
of the beat materials. andlo be most wcrrint s
like manner.
1 invite theinectlon of the public to myfimk,
which chalice be summed In durability, stay
shop in the country, and my prices will be
found to be SO low as the time, will admit.,
fiesdpmade Coffins constantly on band or
made to order. A good Efearse will be faralsbed
when desired. • -
Ang. 15, 18045
p ACIFIC'IIOTEA,
170, 172. 174 & 176 Greenwichl3trest,
NEW You, Oct. 10, 1868
The undersigned takes pleasure in name.
lug
Ing to his numerous friends and patrons that
from this date, the charge of the Pacific will
be $2„50 per da. -
Being sole Proprietor of ' this house, and
therefore free from the too common exaction of
an laced hate rent, be is fully able to meet the
downward tendency of prices without any fall-
Mg of of service.
t will now. as • heretofore, be his alai to
maintain undiminished the favorable reputatit a
of the Peale, which it has enjoyed for many
years, as one of the best of travelers' hotels.
The table will be bonntifolly 'untried with
ever* de lcacj of the s• soon.
obliThe. attendance will . be found -efficient and
ging.
The location will' be found convenient for
those whose badness calls them in the lower
part of the city, being one door north of Cott.
land% at., and one block west of Broadway. and
of ready saes to all Rail Road and Steamboat
tines, JOHN PATTIIN.
• 'Nov. 17, 180.—am.
TANNIN - 4 & HARNESS MAKING
The =dandified have this day formed a
)-otrtier. hip be known u the drat of XL.
OKIS 3 MLLES; for the of carrying
tinthelbove bminess 2 .Harness - making sad
repahing done to order and all work warranted.
Cash paid for bides. - - 2
- • GRIFFIN MAGEE.
EDGAR R. FILLER.
Camptown;lao. 28. litGg.
nIIOIOR YOUNG HYSON ; 00
long: Gunpowder and Imperial Teas of all
Wades. Warranted good.
WarlILL .111rEL
DIREI:! MIT OF 'ALL KUM
pm:lz Arra. i
ME
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~....a.L
Ore
BUS'
' - ,'. 7 ' l 'l. -. .....::: ,
C ° 4 T 4 '17:1
I
DRESS. CO
Man ,s
Over an
Liam
ltak - rise
altiTtraiL
'~.~ .
T4riraids.
NAi
Emi
Ei2
to Ili% oiliness
isitow reeds
FINE B
?riser D.
Pinar/ 117 S " sad that therm goods
bought at we low Osumi trUI be mid yids
very emall pro I band to es tabUsb a per
manent trade n this place, and In order to gale
the conild -- of purshasen, will deal on a
basis of j
HONES ' AND INTEGRITY' !I
i .
and all goods Ibe warn intad for what they
are repro, a to be. Come and ezmalrie and
convinceyolf. Don't forget tbe place,
Temple opp f nite tbelhane Boast,
south end cd 'dames it Block
N. JACOBS.
Towanda, 04.17, 1867.
SPRING
GREAT
COHEN
Wasasas, see= to bare pleased the la
habitants of da, and 'skinny, to recoil
else our fair yof dealing ;
' Arm Wallas We owe an skeet. Riots
to the town for =tending to us so liberal
a patronage sow;
Aso W s, We deem it our duty-to re
(Amami' all favors bestowed spool us ass
far ;
We do publicly PROCLAIM, that od
I greet stock
SPRING ND SUMMER GOODS;
BROADCIATH,IEAVER.
& Cassonere its,
and of the latest. styles, will be
disposed of at. .
ORD VRIORSI,
1
manufactured to New Tent - city
menthes of the Ann, therefore
to sell as cheap ea the Reit.
o reduce our stock. we will put
cb low rates as will enable Rep
stilt of clothes. We are rocas
stock of
SPRING ND SUMMER GOODS I
Doeski
Of all grad
t • Z
;e
-roods
by ons of
W
d wishing
or goodsat
body to boy
lag the Ras
Ever broad' •
Chinchilla.
wear. Call
COH
And cousin
as they say
Weir goods.
stock of
GEN7S
Bach al
derstnits
Gloves. Co
psalm; -
LATEST
Whisti they
us a call bet
Towinds
STOP
CZ=
C. B. PATCH.
Stoves i - coa
PARLOR, 1
oHerium,l
Come an
ONE L
we lteepall
oulent, o
blest..Ds
terest.
°swell,
INE ,
G-0
Two down
G. B.
well known
wilt upon -
Be
I=
•
'TO TI
i s
toflualib relia - iri with Maisiiiiiii
at their . , the whole piths time, or for the
spsre mom te. Bashing ant; light sad prial.
table. • mats to Si per imagism Is easily
io
earied by , its or either sex. sad , the boys
sad girls Dearly u ma th as met. Oreat
lamessea are awed those who - will devote
their Ish ti me to the bestow; mid, that
every pe who sees this settee may mad as
their sad test tbstbadates kw Mew
7 5p
selves, I the following - . eapaislied -elm t
To all who sot well saitided with -the bast
nem, Iwi mad $1 to pay tor ilia trouble - of
intim ate -Fill psrtkaslars. dirastioni. fie.,
seat ftee. to seat by mall for 10 Clintik.--
'_ -Addreig . .`IL C. AURN, , •
Mayl9, 9. - , .. - : dodgem We..
/11.'pbbI
and Smolt
Wed Bali
Pj LOUR:=Whert Flmir of . all
Ilace*beit Cone
Meal. -F •• '
• c •Vee:l6 W. A.-
0 - 7:- II I.11:4-...',',.'.fr-
•
S 8 8 'BIIT !IBi
-AL gobs: I
,4,214 „TANTS;
T 8 PAITB *
ihl‘"l'
OW Shirts; Miasma Paper
ebvga. 4"- = Ze M i& tL
eZarita Gar , Oak mt .
e peke thaapear
Imam liefare
arTairell a uo -
le; IDDY.
11,'1117. v °,
PAiItION
az axblaw itadis
. . . .
Attack - se Cliglidig toilets as
the vitt° bit sold with
PROFITS 1
would :Taipei:odt isamoto
Telco a aaa eidoitt est bir
aft thaa Gabbs arrik es ' •
Avis
HULAS PEW'S
Alpo tto
411ND' BIJOIFSB SUM.:
Ts - kw -aunt:
AND SUMMER GOODS
' : 1 ffeN II PRICES t
• s i OX
& ROSENFIELD.
TO,IANDA, PA.
to this market. loch ss Bon,.
• -5, &c.. for Van yid Boys
t the Ckbthing Store o'
N & ROSENFIELD;
yourself of the fact ilk they; do
d do not misrepresent say of
We also call , MA/nth:in to, oar
FURNISHING GOODS
Imere and Woolen Overald= f
Dr elven, acra Ile and of
!gni Jacket'. 111 - COWL SU'
•
STYLES . HAT'S dc CAPS,
ts, sell at Reduced Prlima 1.1 it.
re baying elsewhere. •
cons a RO/51111F1SLI).
Oppasita Powell & 0:.
April 1. 1869.
I STOVESI STOVES
I -
Irecetied new Una Stoves at,
~i
,OPOUTAN HARDWARE.STORE
ORWELL, PA.
lug touch attention. Aa immense
vadat.) , of Stara
WAYS ON , HAND !
1 or wood, that will .salt you for
FINE, STORE, =I L, Mir
BOAT, oa coosnwo STOVES
d see the new pattetrosLat least
OK BEFORE BUYING
!t ibes due Staves for the
beeper earl 7 Stoves for the keen
fee for yomeetree, lour owe be-
R. N isoNsos
, Oct. 11;1068
ST CONVENIENT PLACE
torts
OD h7.A.
Is at the
ATING HOUSE,
of tbo Natlooat.Bask.
VORD babe • purchased the abase
Lest ,bllabment, Is Row, prepared to
;II who amylases biro tilts a call.
a full 'amply ot
LY GROCERIES,
FE
be Is prepared to MI chop.
Yu 10. 1869. . .
Ij P .P P
aiuxa CL4I, t=.l tm nowris!rel
EltEL,[ COD: FISH BUM
Meakinsii Trost. Menem. het: Ma
Si, mac P.:naked ad
- lose & Knissis.
V , Pfitietir .
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.4MiCABIErt:4/11.1108TORIk
ki!.;•riti, - Yf... 'a jilf-d - 4 -,r.j.,t.ilitii.=;;.:; - , ~..;,„ --::.,;'.
ifiilir
a ' - lit ilidir i *
Ibie mismiatp illai limb
Meal
M inarilisilikairiif iikrigliskif soil
• •
.. at , • - oria
.4iV.,t , i.r-j - ---..:-, (,7.•:'r- •-.
mwa'%
0
ZUNI. OILS,
' Pon; namil;itsin:ingsg,
idl !bad •
COAL -'on4
MOM ad lambs • PMI4 ,
= • 1
.4 1 * .-$O 6lll . ~ WW/1 24 -
Zeds not, /
1 1 .00 1 , 01 rilfV:0 0 0 1113 MU!,
/lief Attlithabl Wir midi;
8 4 111' -14"1 9 18 !
•
'P9OEILT . ,100,10;
,
toots Bittiristbittitlimputimmis
puss woos .-astrzaquoss;
- ,' --:' roi ietefimaii•;' '''.
.TOSACOIN SlOrt Pins ,: Us C l /”Iii•
.... . . •
dudes, Plidd said Piortlheds,Trwasi.tap
porters, Saspessarlss, amidst lhaesi.
Baud Ps= Tak ii ialds:gs. Numbs --
llottiss,l . 1111ppis ft- sad ..
-.-- . 141•10. Isd Pass, Edf-- -
, „:. Similar add. Thanamslass, - • •
-_ _ r I win lisilactig . AP.
ast. _S Silistillsk
nsb _Osaka. Olass auk Ikkar.
. Sid Stors Bladdad i irsskle_, Amami.
Uasida4 Iletsais. miass— sad Hausystht
la Usadus, sad sU Uos Popokr Patent
M I 0 8.
All articles rensated a. tepniested. P.
saw at a distenee era rewire their *den by
step or teen, which ' trill receive wins end
certelebeatba..
Ilene& *Moe glreepstattftely at lbe ales,
charge; *trot , ,
ilk Thulal let poettlbeist Pateonags,wonld
ily mimes to =
bb Meads sad the ta that so pates doll be' epered to nth%
tied merit
the tbetleastlett she* eatildeace
Opai Baadgs hr pireicelptioss from 9
to 10 A. n 4994.12,11; to load 6 to'. P. r.
H. C. PORTER, M. D.
Jai. 1,1869.—yr. .
4arbwart.
O 03 ' Wil t .
g o
1•os . E
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td
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tv
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MARSHALL BROTHERS & 00.,
Win to eall ttlas attention of the palls to.
Mar new Stoat of
HARDWARS,
PASSIM) lIIPLINSNTS,
BLACK slums , TOOLS,
and CARPBWFBBS' TOOLS.
Also. a large assonant of •
Winn Glass, San. Punta,
WOW. Tunable, and Pabst
and Viola Brushes
of all kinds, which win , to sold for the lowest
Cask rice. Also. a Else suottmeat Of
RIIIIOIIBAS L•MrB
of every 'Lyle and pattern to Chi public.
tamps. repaired and cbaryred OdaOil and
inierosene.
Particular attention paid to the manufacturing
of an kinds of - A
• TIN W• 1111. ./
10111/• TIOIIITTLT £TTIIDID TO
WP have on bend a One article of
GLASS FRUIT JARS,
Nth Improved -l icit-means corks. sod
RICRUBTLCALSBALINOCANS
vbicb Is one of the best cans ailed.
•
Jane 20, lin.
furniture.
LOOK HERM
There la now on exhibition at the
Mainnuoth Furniture Store I
IN TOWAN .4, PA.,
no largest and best etock of
Irstr 76 N . I T - 0" M
To be 4.and In Northern Pasnsylyania, which
is bs'ag sold at
GREATLY RED Li (ED PRICES!
stook consists In part of Parlor. Libra
ng Room and 'Chamber gaits.. • Parlor, la.
7, littension, Dining and °Blies tables,
Ira, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands,
as,lmages, Tete-a-tetes. What-Nota, Cra
nes a
s,nd ke. &a. S. fall line of Mattras-
Bedding Fier, Mantel , and esmtion
Mirrors. Oval ark Bostic Frames and Smelt
eta, ito., etc. In fact everything
In the Furniture. Line
which most be seen to be appreciated and
which will be sold at
LOWER PRICES
Than the saws pally or goods can be par
chabed elsewhere.
Thankful, to the public for their pest liberal
patronage and determked to merit a contin
ua:lra of t &e same by offering Inducements not
to be found ebenbere, I Invite them to call
and examine try goods and 'prices before ;Mr.
chasing slumber.. No charge for showing
goods and I
WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD
COUNTRY. DEALERS supplied as usual st
the lowest market prime.
I also keep oa Ueda : large assortment of
Ready Rade Collins from the most common to
the MN at Rosewood Also Burial Robes, Ceps
&a.. midi am the sole agent to Bradford ma
ty for SRULER/3 k FISK'S
=TALK, , BURIAL CASE% CASKETS,. IC.
A geed
RSAESE always relabels% men
required.
• • JAIIIIB 0. PROWL
Towanda, Deo 10, INS.
FURNITURE!
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS.!
NEAT•LY FINISHED
AT
POPIIVAR PRIOESi
clonadii4r tot
CHAMBER SETS„ PARLOR SETS
DISISO BOOM SSTS,
MIR pichlßE FRA
•
Photograph Frame% tor everybody.' ,
A GENESA4 AS3ORTIIIINT FURNITURE,
Betted to this market.. : lave the best aphids.
tares to the country. and tesantsetars our own
ephotrtered work.
REPAIRING AND JOBBING, •
Doustto order. Having in uperksos 0110
r an t
pYrae l i gt i t=d e ca s : ' . l°l l , 1113 P0 4
deloksd2 ce. NI Mslt i !tw P =th of the leldle ; lrCh, To
• - 0. DININEL
,Tolroleas PitYlkiss•-4,f•
A .La.lar litt a i ne ASS o4 o , MiM . .. i.eim - ir p irm l l o . t 7
rel
. '~~
_ .
low , El a vAlvf - 400 - .1‘111 4 4' ' -
1Avii , 41 ; ..--- . .. , :•.----;Ttit.p. , 704 . z.v.t. 1- 4..:0,7 ;
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1 :.,,, . INIIIM4 , 0" . siumnas •
alifiltliiiiliditiallAieiti v isi '41,1“..
PEINIMAINIKOSiar nizi; -, - ;44,-, •
InurneOreirsiiiratiti whirl w
~t
u - allsolre • lit,Tsaysanc- . f
nits4pis o'Ain) tiquoits; ''''
~. PO* inundit. triii ozal
L.
. _.
6 nia
► Mill Of 401061 1 .11Tusi ' ,
10ia 1 iq 1112=4110 MITAIONCIPATHIC
• , i. -.,••• ' 4111111KMUL • a
Ma. ins POPDIi N PATdI ODIOUS.
PAPRao Visiamt,
PAINTAND . ITAIM3II BRIMHa
BM
nicri unPronar awrictse or 'Muir
~terii'i aiooso to ass
nun ? , 4,1
ILKALOID AferD greisdroir. '
tio* Tries u;.`
A r) o IL4 J.
.11 17, PPORTE
SIDEre CA PIINIS,NIPPLI. SUNLIA3., AND
.
.. 1 81HILDN, -
tfsofas 1114tilli,,plidNed sad Cattateas.
=
VIWC4I..RISTIiMMTEI,OF LATESTYLE
LIP lOW ;QVALITT.
thief, snpp., Bruins for the Hat and Bali.
, Also for the Teeth aid Halle, ?with Pow.
.dell : -.and Pastas, 011 a. Perfutaary, -
Soaps. Cad*, Hair Dv;
- atoreake.',Herosene. Kerosent
Lampe, Shades, Chimneys,
Wkb_ eta. aU of the -
late at styles. "
CHOICE CIGARS, TOBACCO AND SNUFF.
ar Pbrieteas_ nlotiod at realanable rates.
Iledlelnes and Freeptiona -earatally. and se,
caustely com Pounded and prepared bycoorpet
eat poem at all bolus of the day and night.
Resay boars front .1 to 10 o'clock In the fore
noon, to 2la the afternoon.
Towanda, Sept.'" 11126.
Books unit Stational.
DIARIES FOR 1869
PAPER &ENVELOPES'
NEWYORK PAPERS
SCHOOL BOOKS,
,PENI3, INK, MOW, STATIONERY AND
PICTURES
BLANK BOOKS
YANKEE NOTIONS
Towanda, Nov. 19,;1888.
BOOK-BINDERY.--i-THE PUBLIC
4 respectlPlly informed that tbe Book-
Bindery has been mined to the Argus Build
ing ,5 1 story, where will be dour
B 0 O'IC -B 1 N `• INOI
In all 'a various branches, on terms as rel.
sosabla a►" the than" will allow. *The Bind ,
toy will be man the charge of
. .
H. C. WHITAIiEIt,
An napalmed Binder, and all work will be
promptly done, In a style add manner which
cannot be excelled. Mule, Magazines, News
papers, Old Books, &c., boandln err; variety
of able. Particular attention wills be paid to
the Baling and Binding of •
BLANK BOOKS,
To any desired pattern. which in quality sad
durability wU be warranted.
All work will be ready for delivery when
promised.
The patronage of the public is solicited, and
parka waisted:on parranteed.
Towanda, Aupett 18114.—tf.
NEW FIRM I N&W, GOODS
/..14
WICKHAM Jr, FROST,
wotaa call the attentl on of the citizens of
Rothe and vicinity, that they have opencd with
A - New Stock . ' of 'Goode I
At the old stand of L. L. Moo y, where with
close attention to the wants of the community
they will keep a good assortment of goods,
which they will
SELL AS LOW AS THE LOWEST,
And at prices that-will Judaea every one to bay
of them. WeahijL c at *alt times have a good
•
assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS I
Embracing all the !Meat styles of
LADIES .DRESS'. GOODS!
DELAINES, ALPACAS, PRINTS, L'IIiA)TES,
GHIGHASS, HOSIERY, HATS, CAPS,
BOOTS: SHOES, CLOTHS, CASSIHEBES,
rEt3TINGS, FANCY GOODS, 'UMBRELLAS,
Family Groceries, Hardware,
CROCKERY, iIMRORS,
LADIES TRAVELLING BAGS
wow) AND TIN•WARL
Drugs, Furniture,. 4c., &c,,
The above gives bola slight idea Of the
, •
GOODS WE HAVE IN STORK
Asa measly say to oar sostroes• Meads sad
the whilegesemft,
_aell sad see us, test the
II
salts of our lutd It elleineedi
. .
Bus AID Ifni' Arayßsusgs Bias
ajr asiligjetosey is late.. pnrchased;' Wolin-
OWE- GREATAIki 1415494LN8 TRAM
ivia,ozroar, um Or I
We know we Can pleysetiou, so:;glTe ni43.11.
kinds et • • •
PARAIERMPRODUCE
%Plop la exragelor gocods. .r•
_ . .
_I- - - WICERAK iiillo6l l .
, - ' ' Bacppeors 66 L. L. Moody.
o. D. WWI AX. • 20 . IFFor'•
~, 4111am...Pf....110w..1k Ude - -':, • . , . -•-..•••;..:
clizaz Toßtct6 aGmFi
A . /MIL lIMIORT I NENT of D
COMM WM; at
• sick 19.11. 4 • Los Itesseals.
OF*APIR""
VOZ-PIXIC
kw-arab.
ME
i„.11,411i - „s 4 - 51 '
0 , 11-1 101, ,, II" — S=ll- 0 5 1'1'
0 eikriati;eihik4 kauisßeet.
1 1 0WANDA t AILADFORD co, PA„
- --. 4Ligatirapir#4•timat
cumuli , SAW, MILLS
MEI
01r{Ai0lid; Orai;i l ;t rOCCBT
inn*
W. H. H: GORE.
IØII4d,IE
• ' : -
r rA3aIIIOLVAIAOHINTak
Ot ttii latest , beim*
asta.-411 Iwo et memory Oclittodsit sad
, •
rg , — l ]Oll4W . Anum ,
STRAW
'f.tgagTßAll GAM OW— % .‘
-.GAUGE =COCKS,
CANS,*(I,
~nnitaitotssithort
011.7T1N
Dose from to lit 111C1101 in dhuneter.
f• . 1- FORGING - ,
wharf *Mot reit ior - saiges; and all
elbow room, dope SO ;VOW; Ain/ 'a
COOKING' itAtiNG STOVA,S,
Cosi sad Wood Banter.. Fornitare lor Cooking
gloves. Blot!. Pipe:" Tin-Wste, Boat Pavia,
Rows, Calibrators and Limners, kept etwuktant-
Irce
Daetwoips ot SPECIFICATIONS
Of all kinds of mschinSty for skills and other
purse Prepared bY
WARREN RILL,
iciriniszi, who has lutalirge .isperleine in this
intssir • of the Dashikis:
Towsnds. Oct 29. ' •
TG:w-41'-- Ap :4" tjA,.GII
FA-CSORY.
eidetitgeed reipectttdly announce to the.
peptic that they hare purchased the .f •
CARRIAGE SHOP
G. H. DEAKF,
And are now prepared to build work In
LAVES . T STYLE
And most workmanlike manner. The, will
constantly keep on hand an asiortment of
TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES,
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
DEMOCRAT AND LIMBED WAGONS,
ORE ^a WO EiViTED.
ALBANY SLEIG HS.
ALL WORK WARRANTED
REPAIRING promptly attentlod to at rea-
notable price!.
BEYANT d. STULEN
Towanda, May 9,1867.-Iy.
" 'PLANING
. .
The undersigned having built a large aid 'com
modious KW in the. Borough of Towanda, and
Oiled It with the moat modern and improved
'whiner', for the manufacture of '
WIN O sma,i BLINDS,
are prepared to 'Ali orders, Whether large •or
mall, Wpm( the shottest notice. We have
also a large variety of MOULDINGS, of the
target style and pattern, which we can furnish
much cheaper than they. can - be-worked by
band.. , ; • .
PLANING,
TGWU/DING., • .
OBOVEING,
• , : AND SCROLL
. .
SAWING,
and al other work pertaining to Joinery; will
be done to snit oar customers. .
Persons building t and not living more than
twelve to fourteen miles distant, will find it
largely for their interest to buy of cis, or bring
their lambs, and worked by our machinery.
Bring your grist ofFlooring, or other lumber,
and while your team is is feeding; have it
ground out and take it home with you.
We will pay GASH for • PINE& HEMLOCK
LUMBER delivered at our lumberyard. Come
and - tee ns. or ifyou can't come, write.
L. B. RODGERS k t,'O.
Towanda. Per.. 1864
TO WANO A AGRICULTURAL
,
170IIKS
TOWANDA, PENN'A.,
MANUFACTURES HUBS, SPOKES
BENT STUFF,
HEAVY AND I.IGHT WAGONS,
GENERAL. WOOD wintli.
WOOD TURNING IN ALL ITS BRANCIII;
SCIaLL SAWING, PLANING, ETC:, ETC:"
To Dealer 4 .11.1
HUBS, SPOISES & BENT STUFF,
We offer a
. •
RGE STOCK FROM WHICH TO SELECT,
The above are from the best
SECOND GROWTH HICKORY & O:AK
Applications for instrance in the above cow
parries taken at (lir Tit' es and tipsiness attend
ed to with promptness and care. Psrticnl
attention will be given to Farm ,risk: in Cat
-country. Also Life anti ln•oraLce
.fected in good and reliable 'companies. On
;over the Bskery on Main•st—lorincriy oecupi;
by Mort d Morrow
W. T. BISHOP, Suerintendeat
'Towanda, March 12, 1E69..--if,
LIGHT - AND HEAVY AVAGC&D . ON ITANLL"'
, .
We have the Broad anA ...yarrow- Gouge
sa-miLL rigKs maJes and,dressed
N. C. MERCUR, sPrelieeet
Towania, July 2, ISGS
A Vv. AYRES'•MARBLE SHOP,
ELMIRA. N. Y
- _
YOn will And Granite rlonumrets, both Quincy
and Concord; Marble and Slate Mantles, and
oal Grates to fit: A large assortment con'
atantly on band, cheap as the cheapest.
Aug. 10,1868.-Iy. •
ACHOICE LOT OF--WINTER
. Fruit of all kinds, for- sale by the Burrell
o Bushel. at ; McCABE It MIX'S.
11"0,DA06 . 0 AND CIGARS!
The aadeisivie d d have established a
,STEAM TOBACCO FACTORY,,
TOW &I D 4,
On Main Street beloirißridge Street
Where they are man itfaeturtoeall bade of
CUT - TOBACCO- AND- CIG t 1
Wlikb they o es to the. tilde at
WHO LE SALE.PRICES
That cannot fall to suit. We would most rest
opsatfally , solicit a call from the dealt* through'
Northam Pennoylvatila to an examination of .
OTJEC3TOOK AND PRICES
/ Our Tobiteci 4 manufsctured from the best
1
KINTOZKY AND VIRGINIA
Stark that can be Oreenred 114tbe
Give as it try. Tble bone enterprise sad
win roe With a liberal dliposltlea of the ,
trade to sapper home maatdsebna.
MEANS & PHINNY. -
Ib7 lteta Street, Towanda, Pa.
Joao 4, 1268.-4.
. «'rpl'~o~.'3.. r,.,
t 1.4
O - W - A - NDA INSURANCE
nu c l ei uned,Leasses siditisted pr. ptl y
if He' /VW KRA' t otitimg
01 the tolls:min rsikkullins and
''. Psalm. 41dlassISeatanye' Blt.ck.
I ;dignsSs l :C=4s llo rS:Of C4 984 t- $ 010
a; Li r* prom lisatiasstriCiatmu m
Bertferi, Ovens:
Cub.4.otd• 210211' , -1&-17 .
. .
UW1111113007. MID' LONDONAND GI 1114 OW
jr141131,110 lan isimousas co. -
CattAilaglas and BeaoLcsed, Tana.
toesda haarliinited Mates, our. .. 9 ' 171 L 74
DaiirPrembasuotpvirds el (Gold) 1 7 ,V„
Ilistri.urcii Cum: "'
Marifirs4-
Capital '
-$l,O
N " • Co. -guar !magi. irg
• lirrigerk. If. J.
- Capital • _
•
,' •
Nara Annicks Taaxatfr Inans4cs
co., • - ( Accidental) - •
7 - . ' Phstaielphts, 1
Capital
tsp., .;
. .
pcninericur Illiwriras.Larsbuiruxc e
CO., Hartford. Coma:,
Capitol
Toinsids. Ve.b. 20, 11036-tt
IRE, LIFE, AND ACOIDENTAI
~ INSURANCE.
CIIP!ITIL4 RIPIMENT7ID Or
. ° ?S'EVENTEEIV • MILLION noz,LARs
a S. RUSSELL, Agent,
?O THE TOLLOWINO ZWICED SELIAELI COY r A `O7
---
OILED FIZZ a, burcaz Ixamuscs
COMMUIT - Philadelphia,
.capital and surplus. over. -
Hogs iFsvra2rcr
GAIPAI,NY, I
4 • Of Neittrotit.
Capital and surplus, over •
btHIMANCIL COIiZLN7 . 01" NORTa
Arnica, - .Phdadflphia
'Capital and surplus, over
I SI,I(A. fo,
HANZIANT.4.I: iNTIIILL 7 KOICCINFAXT, .
Of Neut. York.
Capltzl and'ettrplas, 0ver...... ..::,.
•
.gNSIRISIME INAMIANC2 COMPANY,
Of Phdade
Capital and sarplcui, over,
luau INSCRANCS Coltristr.
Of Neu• ryrs
Capital and surplus, over....
Prries humLaxcic ,Ccutv ANY
Of Hartford, C 0,.). .
'Capital and surplus, dyer'
Mt ti. LIFE 12:6rilAYCE, Cu2l Ai ,
Of New-Pon'..
Capital and rirphs,over........
TRAVILI.t..I* CONFAtiI.. t
• )0f %larfford , Cour" I
Capital mid eityplns, over
Risks taken an all kinds PrsTt, ty, et ef
lay ratesas by and other reliable Comp.a.ies.
Aar Policies issued and Losses, if any ;.e..knifed this Ageney,there . by naving.thetrol:ft,
and expense of going c: sewlere for setflena at.
W Office at the flardz - bere Store of t (-Cs
ding Russell 'U. 5. RUS-iELL.
Towanda, Feb. 7, 1F466.-.41
LIVERPOOL AND LO N UQ N ANI
GLOBE FIRE AND LIFE I. -.URA
COAIPANY.--Ortice, 45 William fit. . ntvi
.Broadway, N. Y.
Capital Surplus and Reseresd 'Fund. •
(Gold)
,271,1.7..
Assets lathe United States, over.... I ,g00,Gt. , 0
Daily Premiums, upwards of (gold).. 17,00 a
The. shareholders personally responsible lot
engagements of the company. 111 Diret . l,, r •
mu t be shareholders.
'ELECTORS u NSW YORX.—Frallcis Colic.Le i
Es Chairman, Henry Grinnell. Esq, Cep -,
Ch rman, Joseph Gaillard, Jr.. F-sq., E. !.i
Archibald, Esq H. 8. 1 31. Consul, AlCit.L.jr.:
Hamilton, Jr., Esq., Robert C. Ferguson, r-sq.'
, Alfred Pell. Es Resident Secretary. A'.,
ender Hamilton, Jr.,. ,
Esq., Counsel r t E• n i .i .
• Bartailis--Phenizlllank—Camtcann & Co. •
The Policies of title Company a:e Iv-ad sy
well-known American citizens restdrut in :Cps.
York, who are Directors and Shareholders, and
consequently, with the other Shareholders. sie
Individually liable for all the engagements b I
the Company ; all Policies are signed by them.
all claims are payable In cash on proof ut lons
without deduction for Interest, and nut, a, i•
usual, sixty days after preseMtatitm ul prop.
j
'They expire at six . o'clock, P. M., ate, act a,
noon. Lite insurance effected, an annuities
granted en favorable terms.
H. B. W.KE.V.i.- gc!..t
Towinda. April 23.1867..
FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENTAL, AN ;1
t INSURANCE AGENCY !
TOR A N D. A P. A .
JOH \ Agent;
-For the followi rg reliable Companies
Phcenix, of Hertford, •
Mame ln. Co., New., Haven,
Certninia, Fire, New p0rk,....
North American Fire In. Co.. of
New York
Hanover. New Yolk
National T aveicrs (accidental)
New Y rk 2.;) C.:O iK
'Policierwritten the above reliable' c.'r.
nies at the lowest rates. ►.twee, ij anti,
ted at this Agency. Particular attentiap gry
to farm property. 01:11._e at his law
Mercar's ccw block, north aide . put,lic square
' JOHN W. MIX-.
k i yowarla, Ifarch 17. 1 g , ..t0.
, r l l E EQUIT.UILE. LIFE Niisti!
Axr.r Society's Ageir::.
CASTE CAPITAL $3,000,000
Yearly lucerne OTC r $2.000,000 cwt.
DI O I 4 :TANYE S VTA I
Towanda, Jay 25, 1567
THE LYCOMINGL MUTUAL F.I;IF
Insnrance Agency for Bradford Cr,,,r.
CAPITAL $340,000
. -
Mutual CA plan. In sc..mitful operuher
er Vonty-seven years. .
MM.l' '• 1 YE ...I WA RP
,
Towalida,luly 25. h 67 '
WYOMING INSURANCE AGEN
Y.
WITMING INSURtICCE COYPANY
•
Wilkey-Barre, t'
- 823UEL WA tat A MS... ..
L. D. SHOEMAKER,
B.C. SMITH;
Capital and Serpla.
. .
North America, flaittord Coor, asset:: $363. it
Fnltcui. New York, " 250
G 0 T 0 fi• Ii E
RI - 1 i-
FoR A
91 - 1, i3 0 3:) 4 MIEM A. I:,
• AT Ai.t. HOURS.
OYSTERS ALWAYS ON
- IN. THEIR SE liSON.
BREAD, .8
• FRUIT,
PIES, • CANDY,
CASES, P NUTS,
BETFINGTON.
* Towanbe.
NEW MILLINERY GOODS 1
HRS. E. J. PIERCE.
Presynts herself to the ladles of Towanda, with
a very choice selection of goods, and is entire
ly confident of. being able to meet the j9stly
discriminating taste of soch.as may do her the
()nor of an examination of her stock. Thank
ing her former patrons for their favor., she so
Setts a continuance of the same.; Fluting done
beanUfally and on the sbertest notice. Roams
over Cohen & Rosenfield's, - Ifaln Street.
Towanda, Oct. 5. 1861.
TUMP MACH.INI S
G. T. GRANGE3,llserebursTa
Is now manulacturing Lever Power Stump
Machines, and 'will keep them on hanty,or make
them on abort notice, from the lbest materisl
and warranted. '. Feb. 25' 1 , 1839.-3 ms
MACKEREL, TROCT,
Fisb, Cod-Fish and 'Herring.
MOAB 111 X.
RUTTER TUBS AND . FIRKINS
Sea, ready lat:of April. .
Feb, 21. McCABE MIX. •
310U0
s3sr ,IX if
13.76 r
MEM
$ 1.4G7 5:33
1,619,07 i
1,160 (Jul:
771 , 1
65).6.1_
Pre t
Vice President
.... Secretary
ESE
T.B. CAMP, Age°