11
Slricetural.
~ MIELOHEFiG.
• ;-;
Wherever there has been oppottt-
VreQiave unieormly advocated
Mulching for all kinds of small fruit
and for resit-trees. It is probably
,in , )re efficient than manure or culti
vAtion, because supplying' an abun
dance of moisture and an equaliying
temperature about the roots, trlikh
is of the very first consequence; The
St.' Lords journal of .AgricuOtre
echoes our sentiments exactly; - end
we quote its opinions entire
Mulching, as counnonly
under
stood, is covering the ground with
partly decayed straw, corn-stalks, or
coarse littnr. This, when of iintficient
thickness, keeps the ground tinder it
cool and moist, even in ou hottest
and dryest summers. Evely,ineWiy
planted 'tree should be mulehed ;
and if rotten straw is not to he ob
tained,tindecayed straw answersi - ell,
and should to piled- up to the lower
limbs if not 'too high_ and a few
shovelfuls put on to keep the wind
from blowing -it laway. The object of
Tilin r ,o it so high is to ' shade the
trunk.
A newly-planted tree has not the
life and vieot• that it had before re
moving; the sap circulates( sluggishly,
and the branches beingprictlyremov
ed permit - the 81111 and thi( southwest
wind to have free access to the trunk
The sap-worm----or, as some call it,
trook-bour—seems to like this con
dition of things,and attacks the tree,
fueding upon -the sap or t:endermewly
(ruled wood. This taking the life
blood I%•cn the tree soon, finishes it ;
,r it maintaitth, a sickly existence for
a year or tWo—f-perhaps for a number
and is a longtima recovet
ing• from its removal, if it ever does..
This worm is probably the death of
'alg,c trees than the real borer. It is
a flat-headed korm, very much like
tux Woflll so common in the hickory.
It inv=ariably cononences its opera
-, ais on the south or southwest side
the tree. The flrWimlications of
iT are discolored spots in the bark.
Tiit se, if examined carei'ally, will
I,rim to light the rascal who has done
mischief.
This won(' is 101111(1 iu ;Iv' maple
an.l perbcps other shade-trees
air() found in the pear, plain,am.
0. easninally in the peach. I wil
not attempt to give,its__szientific
.477 - 1 7 . ;iltlimgr the., insect is
to the domologists. A thrif-
Ty. ; Q•owipg tree is seldony attacked.
Now molchiDg the newly-planted
, • - thoroughly will enable to go''
',Hi: usually h, t.
sum aiers
.‘ * lhorornit culti a
t 1..0 of tre,s.
• , t insure the lives of as many trees
the first, year as mulching withOUt
nitiVatiOh. I fully believe, if ever::
in wly-planted tree was well mulched
l‘of :re-the hot. dry weather of sum
nv per cult. of the tree , .. as
osually rspived from the wirsety,
w“nhl live ; while, with trees taken
up and set out as- they should be,
ninety-nine out, of every hundred
would live and make good thrifiy
trees.
I also fully believe that a thrzci , gh
mulching of a neitq-planted tece-or
four-yeqr old tretl, which would cost
but a few cents, js worth a dollar to
it ; in fact. it is ahnest impossible to
any but yoilng trees live and
wrli without it th-orgh a hot. dry
rquinner
The writer- has praetice4 planting
trees for the last fifteen years ; and,
wl ito lie has al %s ays ndrocated.mulck
ing. has somc.thnes failed in practice,
though ire has always intended to
nuthl every tree set out ; yet.during
th- littirying of cent planting and
leading, it lies been occasionally neg
leettd.
Last year, being short of material
for mulching, some fifteen or twenty
trees were left umurdehed ; and,
though they had been taken up care
fully, plant - A immediately, and well
cultic ated—the orchard being in corn
—one third of them were more or
ler,s,injured - by the 13ep-worm, while
two were entirely.girdled and had to
be replaced. He intends hereafter to
make an invaaiablo rule, and keep it,
to mulch eve,•y newlyfplanted tree,
and advise every one to go and do
I;kewise.
=I
Loss STACKIN6 farmer
of sound judgement, and large expe
rience in cutting and storing,hay,
estimates his own loss at twenty-five
per cent. He cuts probably a hun
dred tons a year. and stacks a fifth
part of it for the want of barn-room.
lie has very properly made up his
mit id to build a new - barn. We think
this estimate is not wide from; the
mark. There, is a large loss from
moulding at the bottom of the stack,
and old rails, boards, or straw will
not wholly prevent it. Then the
whole external outface- fur three or
foie• inches is wheather-beaten, and
loves much of its sweetness ; and it
is not imprObable that the loss of
aroma catcnds through the whole
stack.'
The conviction is universal among
intelligent men that barn-stored hay
is worth much more than that which
is taken:ham the stack. Why then
follow tins wastefal practice? Look
attthe loss to this - farmer who cuts
one hundred tons of hay, worth $2,-
600. According to his own estimate,
he pays $lOO a year, for the prili3ege
of stacking one-fifikof.his er3p. This
is lint a small part of the loss where
the hay is fed out at the stack. It
costs -at, least. a third more hay to
keep cattle without shelter. These
arc strong arguments fJr more barn
room.—Er.
Usnyta. Hiyrs.--A bit of glue dis
solved in skim milk will restore crane
Ribbons of every kind should be
washed in cold suds and not rinsed.
If your flatirons are rough, rub
Them with fine salt srld it *ill make
tinm smooth. •
A bit of soap rubbed on the hinges
of doors will prevent their creaking.
Scotch snuff pnt in holes where
crickets come out will destroy them.
Wood ashes and common salt wet
'with water will stop the-cracks of a.
stove.
- Strong lye put in -water Will make
it as soft its rain water.
lialf a cranberry, it is said, bound
un a corn, will soon kill it.
If you wish to avoid,a cold keep
your mouth shut. The same plan
also keeps the teeth from getting sun
burnt, and people from noticing' hem
if they are.
I•r is stated that there are iaready
three thousand steam ploughs at
work in England, some of them with
stationary engines capable of driving
from three to six ploughs each., .
As Ohio agricultural journal is
responsible for the statement that
" handsome apples are sometimes
sour !"
;Mercha .
NEW SPRING GOODS JUST
=lmp AT
TAYLOR S 5 CO.'S
A large titoaof
DRESS GOODS,
CLOAKS and SHAW,LS',
1100 P SKIRTS,
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
AND NOTIONS
DOMESTICS,
SHFreffiNGS,
MUSLINS,
I TT Tr
PAINTS,
COTTON YARN,
AND BATTS
LADIES',
MISSES',
and CITTLDREN'S
I!1
CAPS
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
WALL' PArEll
ALSO, THE CELEBRATED
lo" H. .‘7 1 .. K. G.-603
Our Spring Stock is now i anplete
in every Department, and r r Goods
have not been selected with' a view to
.
secure large profits. but ti lease and
benefit our customers. I+e beli ace
w•e have succeeded iu this, and invite
all to call and verify our statement
TAYLOR CO.
Towanda, April 1, 1869
triscellaneots.
TOBACCO D CIGARS!
The undereshpe( ve established a
STEAM TOBABCO FAL' TORI
TO W _A. N,3DA,
On Main Street below Bridge Street,
Where they are manufacturing all kinds of
CUT TOBACCO AND CIGARS!
Which they offer to the trade nt
WHOLESALE PRICES
That cannot fall to snit. We would most renvetfully
solicit a call from the dealers through Northern Penn•
sylmala to an examination of
OCR kTOCK AND PRICES !
Our Tobacco manufactured from the best
KENTUCKY AND VIRGINIA
Stock that can be procured In the market.Te us a
try. This Is a home enterprise, and will lanceted with
• liberal disposition of the trade to aupport home
manufacturs. MEANS & PIUNNEY,
June 4, 18168-41. - 157 Main Stmt, Tonunda,
NEW PLANING ;MILL
The uieleraigned having built a large and commo
dious Mill In the Boningh of Towanda, and tilled it
with the moat modern and Improved machinery, for
the manufacture of
WINDOW SASH AND MEWS
Are prepared to All orders, a Nether Marge or email,
upon the shortest notice. We have mtlso a largo ea
riety of MOULDIIiOS, of the latest style and pattern,
which we can furnish much cheaper than they can Iw
worked by hand.
PLANING,
TONOUELNG,
GROOVING
SAWING
And all other work pertaining to Joinery, will be dent
to Emit our customers.
Persons building, and not living more than twelve
to fourteen miles distant, will find it largely for their
interest to buy of us, or bring their lumber and have
it worked by our machinery. Bring your-grist of
Flooring, or other lumber, and while your team is
feeding, have it ground out and take it home with
you. _ _ .
We will pay CASH for PINE AND lIEHLO,CE
LUMBER delivered - at our lumber . ya.-d. Come and
see us. or if you can't come. write.
Towanda. Feb., 1864
GO TO THE
33 A_ B E
FOB A
GOOD E ,
AT ALL HOMIS.'
OYSTERS ALWAYS ON HAND,
THEM SEASON.
BREAD, c) 1-3 FRUIT,
: •
PIES, I.r CANDY,
"CARES, NUTS,
ikon. S BUFFINOTON.
Towamda. Doc. 15, lIGS.
LOOK HERE!
COWELL d 41.YE1t,
At the old stand of Illtuttuai. k- CciwELL, arc now
reoelving a large and well selected stock pf
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Which they offer to caBh buyers at prices that day
competition.
Cash paid for all kinds Farmeite Produce.
April 21,1869-4 f.
DRIED FRUIT OF ALL KINLS
COWELL k WEIL
HAT,CEL BEAWED SELF BLS
ing gMoor, at r PATCH'S!!!
May 2().
wH9Lps4LE,OIIOCEIVY
PRO SIGN ROUSE
I 6F
P. S.
The undersigned, encouraged •by
the success which has thus far attend-
ed their new enterprise, desire to make
dalmowledgment far the very liberal
•
patronage they have received, by giv-
ing their customers the Advantage of
their yetirs' expetieuee, together with
the benefit of their greatly increased
facilities - for doing business
They keep constantly on hand
very large and complete assortment
of evorything in their line, and *are
daily receiving sack additions to their
DENIMS,
stock as the wants of their trade re-
STRIPES,
quires:
They have now in store, Sugar, Sy-
rui;, Molasses, (Wee, Bice, Tobacco,
Fish; Clwese, Fruits, Crackers,
Candy, Matches,
,Brooms, Wrapping
Paper and Twine, Flour 'Sacks, SveN,
and a great variety of other goods,
which have been recently bought at
the lowest point . in the market, and
arc offered at wholesqle, at rates to
corrv:mond.
SHOES,
They desire to calf atten-
HATS,
tiou to their Largo stot•k of Fitn: Teas,
which they are sAll.ing tat New York
Jobbing price:;,--gliarantc!eing the
111:12111=1
liav(: ahu.) {,11;111tnil ;t g„0(.1
merit of Finn•, Purl:, and lieroxene
T;:,•r still vont i to have the hen
Olt of a ro:-itlent. Partiiior in Now
• kC., &U
Turk. i‘; I.lal
ka, and pmpart•d to inn' to our :t(1-
vantage auy fay , ,ralile elatiiges in the
price of ;Dods
FOX, STEVENS, MEOCUI
Alay 12, 1868.
p ATTER SON & NIN N EY,
GEOCEIITES AND PIIOVISIONS,
Having plircha,,,l the
of T. J. JONES, runt Ihlving aditealArgely thereto 65
ruo'nt pnn•harrs, they tam plc:v.llC, in announcing
to the public that tiney are prepanal to yell anything
and everything In thy
SUGARS,
FISH,
FLont,
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE
AN cheap a. the eLeapo,t. We gnat:n*43 mrtect
infaetion t 9 all who may favor rot wall a eaU.
J. S. PATTERSON. W. S, KINNEY
March 10. IR& tr.
PEOPLE'S
GROCEItLEM AND IIZOVISIONS
Which It:ill I, 6,4 , 1 at th“ pox4o,lt, prices
AND SCROOL
FRUIT OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
IMIII=II
i
t , FLOUR, F ED, MEAL, G itAIN, 'A:O
__,—, . •
.- • - - ..
A.coii.?...taut'supply of t Aoluim Salt. alt ,C.crtl Cburus.
Buffer Firkins. Tubs: kr.
Please call and look throngli our stork, andave rill
do our beat to pkwa...-yOu. W. A. 110rXWELL.
Towanda, April 2,
L opK r
•AT wmINETs.
FINE GOLD JEWELRY,
AT WAIINtit'S. •
Spectacles, and lots of things too nnmernna to men-
Call and WC LLn. yon Rlll saw .twenty per cent. in
yoni-purchaarn.
Chhit. IL/1.1 JciccJrp lepairetl, nud
warrantml. I'ation't4 111 , ..-k. A. M. \VAUNT:R. •
Timan.l3. 1804
EMI
ClValit :Probing:
Groce
- LIM
lISIE
m. & co.
113 81...gx STnEE7,
TOWAKDA. PA.
Sll,ll Q,01 . 6 .1 .1 ~..s1
OOZE
nitTN, &A.•
NO 2, PATTON'S ItLOCli
TOWAND _A„ PIIN N ' A 14,,,
=
OItuCERY AI•ZD PROVISION LINE
ECM
TEAS,
COFFEES
SYRUPS,
MOLASSES
FEED,
COEN MEAL,
liEROSENE,
STONE. WARE, S;t:
I=
PICUVIsioN sTv111:,
,orru corzilal ninvcir. :d.uN _T.tl:Els
A :01 , 1 (•••tarlvt, -tack c.
CODFISH
MACKEI DEL,
HERRING
- PORK,
MUTTON
II 111,
310DERN STONE WARE,
YANK EE NOM
nn yont'pfalnee. which we ray mall for.
DAIRYMEN,
NEW JEWELRY, -
AT WARNER'S.
GOLF) WATCHES,
AT WARNER'S.
'ELGIN W,ATeIIES
. . AT WMINER'S.
WALTHAM WATCHES,
AT WARNER'S.
ALL KIDS OF CLOCKS,
ttan, at WARIW.R'S.
c*,l)o*ll,wicrto;bilaill.-
THE W r 4 1,1S1;*! . 1111,1,- J gkikVIN G
- • 1 . .: rin:o6itiiitks ill oc.----- , ••
n "-If .- „:- - , - - -,-. .f-i24... - :',- - ' -,,:'.-' • -: - •'''.:,-.":•:::,
-- .,,:".•*: , ,,ify - ,•;-._*- , !'-';;,i; . : - •„ - ,::-. _.
A.T.ffi
In P;;*T:ci 4 o l :,47 . kct. , P ll °! , •gtncd
:t° 4o. tialic:4lii“utt cPunii'gcol7V-lig
, ...---!,....-7_,-..._
_.,•-,1-
. t 3, a lama arit! won Lidatatna ain of -- , -, . •
'.• . G R 00-
-E R I F . i..8
• '
• -
i . ..
.1
Which I bavn purchased far Cale?. and !cc! c onfi d antfit
that I can aellat as low A6Lares as can be pcuchased
L i
ericabare: I nuificacr VS the pubuc aaplendid stock
Ell
82191
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS;
srltal.. &MELLITUS, S PICEB, tic
lino on hand a large stock of
IJA G . 1.
AKRON FLORAFEAAI DO
RYE DO.. .BUCKWEEAT DO.;
I keep coutiantly on hand ry OIIK,IIADLS, L.llinpud
011 • lands of FISIL Would call the attentlontithe
public to our Can't lk Beat
STOCK OF TOBACCO,
In quality or price. Jesse Oakley ;i CololiratedLoun
dry. ow York Chemical and Drown Soap
Vim:, can and examine our storkof .1
WOODEN WARE
LArge asrouttnt 'of V.V:•.:KEE. NOTIONS, TOILET
SSOAr will vny tI vc price for
st
COU)rTIZY PRODIT(E
Farmers, give diva mil before !Ailing
,10selv-here
C. B.
,BATCII
.I.lllaLr.."air I.tlig.t.cl the lA , Linn ivillplca-c call
inuneejite payrw•te
Totrw.i<ln. Starch. 12, 1E47
G EOCEIIY, PEDVE - 'ICYN AND
FEED . STORE
JOHN MEI:IDETH
fm,h) ti4cet . hem nahrold
wonht most n,speetfully invitc the at(votion of the
publio to hit; largo atut.well eolected Ft'..l,:k of
GitocEßrEs AND I'IIIYVISIONS,
Whit It Ito it; t.lhug to Futt Ik. Vint, Introot , of
Ht • lint ahot opottetl , •
FYEI.) STOP.E,
Kittiatilt to .miply the t.juo and
col rogion at all hums. 1l.• Le•psl,onstantly on
1.,n.1 a 3.trgo 01
t.F.AS. COFITES, tiI.(IIAIN,
mo
FLOUR, BUTTER, PORK, &c.,
is ,elling trlkkltp for cub
DELl)latt.l) IN THE .13010)Utill FILET
OF t:11.1.110t.
• the cltizets• el Towanda and VlClrnly will ileac
accept my tlianLe for their very liberal patronage for
the Last two years, and e proanhe with their atolls
lance, to improve every opportunity to enlargi. our
,bnainess, b 0 as to warrant satisfaction Mall, Call and
sue na main. Jollti AIrItIDETI.I.
Towanda, July 10. 18137.
TOWANDA STEAM FLOURING
MILLS. _
W.II. It FULLER & CO.,
inf. , nn the public thnt they have par
elta.,l filo n-w and cxtioi arc `:b-un Flouring
Wells in the .south part
Q`, Will be at the Ward Ilouso every Thursday,
with sample 3 of Goods, and prepared to take mea•
sores. VAN .VELSUR k MANNERIt,
Gkl Broad-st., Waverly, N.Y.
ern imprave.l.leutc. and eo:lli.etent they are I Feb. 20, IfiC2.
of ill, burongb of TO.Va:l , la, raid briv - ing .. !ill Um mod
prupated t do
CUSTOM GRINDING
.1:a the beet poseible manner, and . tlt wittsualiy eller
.livery pains will b,. taken t, VC PaCoractlon
au&u•c Unite a public trial
F ; artuers doing buktiess in tofu enu bring, their
grain, and ha,: it r,ro1;11,1 to tahO hack with them
FLOUR, FEED ANI) .HEAL,
t ati WV eSt e,ll ;trot,. •al -I',l , ! tv,red iu
011:, part the try.• ,a!
Towanda.•T.frtliber lu, 1868.
FURNITURE WAItE-T.0031S
JAMES MAKINSON to.mtvi!.= to the Imblic tha
he xtill corattutws to niantaltetn: awl 1.,•••11 ou lintl(
a Inge r.s.ortlqinit ii('
C 13 'NET 1V 11 T 1:
..wears. Ikatie Stands. Chairs,
every deecripticim which are made of the best mate
rials, and in the moot workmanithe manner.
I invite the inspection of the piddle to my wort:,
which shall not be itarpasscd in durability at any shop
in the country, and my prices will Lip found to be as
low no the Mace will admit.
. . . .
Reidy-mode Coillll9 constantiy on band or made to
order. ...good Ilearse will be Inn:tilted when desired.
Ant!. 15, I itil.s.
p AOFIC HOTEL,
=1
NEw Dm:, 10, 11915.
The undersigned takes p!easnre lu. annonneitm to
his inuncrona t [tends and patrons that from thls doh!,
the charge of the PaeOle will be $2 59 per day.
tieing sole proprietor of thin ionise, and therefore
tree from the ton common emutitth of an inordinate
rent, be in:Tully able to meet the downward tendency
of prices Nfithout any tilling MT of service.
It will üba, av heretofore, be hie ithri to iii4intain
winiiminished the favorable reputation of the 'twine,
which it ha, enjoyed for'njaziy yenrs , as one of the
bei,t of travelers' hotels. •
The table will be bout:fanny auppllckl with every .
&limey pf the urr.a4ou.
The attendanei:i will be mind efficient and obliging.
.The location will be found convenient for• those
whose lineimiss calls them In the lower part of the
city, being one door north of Cortlandt street,and
cue block west of Bro.:tin-ay, and Of ready access to
all railroad and quaint oat
Nov. Vt.lEti—fan. JOIN PATV}N.
rrANNDIG AND HARNESS MAK
undersigtwd have this day fortued.
co-partnership. to be known 38 the flow of MAGEE
k FULLER. for the rittept.se of carrying on the above
business. Itarress tnakinit and repairing dune to or
des. and all work warranted. Curb retid for bides.
ORIFFIN MAGEE,
E 16.1.11 S..FULLEIL
.13u. 24 1 sCO4.
("HOICE YO NO HYSON, 00-
Ounpowavr ::nd Imperial Tr , its or :dig radon
Warrauted gocut COWELL A: MYER,
NEW TAJ.LOR SHOP
A3IOS PE:CST:PACKER
Ma opened a shop in the room tack of the 'looms of
the liming Men's Christian Asspelation, second story,
over .Edily'm Clothing Store, where br le now prepared
td da all kinds of
TAILORING,
to the hest and most Ptebtottable manner. An es
prit:nee of many years. 4 detrinnuation to keep up
with the fashions of the times. ant a desire to please
his customer., he beltermewill enable Mtn to give sat
isfaeVon.
aCceutllng ilonn on short notbx and reasonable
terms; Tee - anis, 17, ItG.,
A SHTON SALT PUT UP= - IN
lar g o or small vaattiog at
May 20.
CANNED FRUITS OF ALL
kinds at C. B. PATCIrB.
May 20.
11101 FA TT OC K
Surstu.n.s.A prime article of /Mauls,
•Flooring, Scantling and Timberof almost any kngth
and dimensions. Also any quantity of Lath and the
best Sawed Shingles manufactured in the County, can
be supplied to putts for building purposes:upon
short notice, and upon the most reasonable termi,
by leaving their orders at the Towanda Coal 'Yard, or
with MMUS 31. WOODAVVF, Esq.:. - at the Towanda
Coal Company's Depot. • . .
Towanda. March 25, 186
ATACKERE.L, CODFISH, BLUE
,LVJU Flab,, Mackinaw Trout. Cismas, Pickled and
Smoked Salman, Smoked Ilalibut, and Dried LW, at
LONG REELER:B.
VLOUR.--WHEAT ' FLOUR OF
all graelvss, 13nrksrlical floar, Item. Cons
Fced, &c., at • W. A; 17,0CIOYELL'H.
ilk,. 15.
' , - A Ali fr R
~._.._. -- ~-
- brA-1, 46-. ,...; :
A CT/Olt
'''' . 4,' • lil4.l'o'. .ca1,..f1,
~ 7'7,1 ~.1.;4
• ' .;,5 liiiilifferi4LlClA" !I•., P2•?''of
..' ' ''
'
orllr.°- ,110, 4/13,;Miti,i''''''' ..,,,. ii •Ifi I 114 '.. ,
.'L'O i 'S'§ IlitlE*Xl 'I
etu far
NM, 8a13.'!".°4 . rm 6 - .
I EN
' ' filgia tea al/ ' get:te4 tiT,
.. ~ CHOICEST
• • '
And ABSIVO our friends and engidanna that they.w
and it thatr,intened to cfon us anal post Mm•
stares in prn:us. betinn plicasin4g olepwlngo.
• - THE STEADY INCREASE
tithowN that
To cell only
FIRST-CLASS GOODS
As low I:ws Plop
i s
CAN BE AFFORDED,
Have proved
Aud that
OUR CUSTOMERS :
APPRECIATE • THE SAME
In Fgruishing Goods nur 'dock la euniplete. All
the new Spring Stylea of Neck Ties, Bows. Underwear,
/1 0 .1!orY, Snapendera. Uloylla, and the celehrata
, FRENCH YOKE SHIRTS,
-11 ave uow arrived. Each lot is marked in plain fig.
urea, and our customers arc all treated alike. Thank
ing the public for putt patronage, we solicit a call
when in want of golds in our line. We will do our
utmost to satiety all'who will coil on ua at the Ono
Price Store of •-' . ,
SOLOMON k WOLFP,
No. 123 Main :Stmt.,
One doer north of Taylor k c 0.53 Store
1:5)" The highest price hi Cash paid for Wool, Hides
and Pelts.
Towanda: Pa., April 2.3. 1869. , '
11:. 1'.111211
VAN VELSOR R MANNERS,
AIERCIPA NT TAILORS
HATS AND
GENTS' 'FURNISHING dOODS !
WAVEItLY, TIOGA CO.;
Wo have a Faninouable Cuttor4roni Nov Yotk city
and take all the rli.k In giving you a good lit. :
We make at our own establielnnent. We give Ear
tienlar attention to Youths', Boys', and
CHILD RENS" CLOTHING
And always n goal asnortment.
CLOTHS AND CASSDIERES,
From .3 etnts GO p-r yaraiull yftwl)
Best Stock of flats' and (itps
Kupt within 20 mile,. and and prove for
yournell. ,
THE TOWANDA REGULATOR
0 7HING 87 QB !
I Adjoining Putt." 11'm
•
ItOSENBEJ,IG 'WOLFF,
Would respeetfillly announce to the citizens of To
wanda and vicinity; that they have opened the above
Store, under the name ,ef The Towanda Regulator,"
with n splendid assortment of
Pente - rurnishing Goods, Rats, Cape, &e., &e., which
they a. nre the. FILM citizens cannot be excelled in
APO elegance, and that the prices ate so ltitv as to
anirh everybody. Rosenberg, ,e Wolff, hope that
by strict attention, and fair dealing with the people
of Towanda, they will obtain their patronage and sup
port. They also leig.to subjoin the following Com
mandramto for (brie 4oticlance :
Keel, them, rind Happy will be Thy Days
1. Thou shalt I.•are no other place to buy clothing
except Bosenher4 k WolfT'a One Price Regulator, Main
Street.
2. 'Thou shalt not choose any other merchant . ; thoo
PhaltytiTti listen to their speecheA, for lbmenblirg
Wolftm no Chatham-st. dealer.', but sell at one price.
and reliable, awl will serve you unto the third and
fourth generation.
3. Thou shalt not iwek in vain auy more for cheap
raiment. for they can be fontiirat Rosenberg /I; wour,
Ono Price Store.
4. Thou shalt bear hi mind that we SelLonly an via
days of the *ea. and don't deco to the Sabbath by
keeping our doom open and banging out a chow, for,
on the seventh day, Rosenberg k Wolff, and their
clerks, desire to rest fronfitheir laborr.
G. Thou shalt honor the way Itosenbdrg te Wolff
deal, and long may be thy days to enjoy Its benefits.
6. Thou shalt not commit au impropriety-:-.of buy
ing of Dhatham-st. Dealers, but come directly to
Rosenberg &' WollTs One Price Rogulator, Main
street..
7. Thou shalt not Firek in vain for goods of For
sign make, for lioa , enherg A: Wolff keep a large Varie
ty.
8. Thou eilagt not purloin 'from the Regulator fur
Rosenberg tc Wolff sell - io cheap it uould be a sin.
.
O. Thou shalt nut boar false. witness, but honestly
acknowledge that yon can get better suited and for
less money, at Ittisenbem and Wolff's, than any oth
er More..
.
'holathatt tint covet thy neighbor's goods, or
his bargains. for Rosenberg Ic Wolff can give them
to you likewise ; therefore, take counsel. and lily on
ly of Rosenberg & Wolff,. the Our Price Men.
At RosenbergßN One Price I:et:11140r, Main
Street, .Towanda,-I'a. Sept. I, '6B.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS !
G4EAT REOUCIIO4 IN.PIIIIES !
'ritocLAIIATION UV
- COItEN & ItOSENF4ELD,
Wannass, It seems to have pleased W c inhabitants
of Towanda and vicinity to rel.l9gnLte obr fair way of
dealing ;' 4
AND Warnr.q. We owe our sincere thanks to the
community for extending to us so liberal a patronage
unit ow ;
Wintasaii, We deem It onr ditty to rectprQcate
all the favors bestowed upon us thus far ;
We de hereby publicly PROCL.kild, that our great
stock of
WING AND SUMMER GOODS,
SUCH. AS BROADCLOTH, BEAVER.
Doeskin -it. Cassinume Snits,
Of ail im4ll And of the latestFrtylea, willor at
REDII,CED 'PRICES!
Our goods are inanufactured iu Now York city by
one of tlie wen era of the firm, therefore we art en*
-likyl-To as Cheap WI the next, anti wishing to re.
duce our stock, we will put our goods at such low
rates as will enableanybody to buy a snit of clothes.
We are rec.fising thefinest stock of 1 •
c PATCH'S
SPREN- hNIh , SUMMER GOODS!
Ever broaght to this:nrwket, saes as IrAver. Chia.
china, Doeskin, &c., for Hen and Buys' wear. Call
at the Clothint Store of
COHEN & ROSEN-FIRM,
Anil convince yourself of the fact that they doss they
my, and do not misrepresent any of their winds. We
also call attentionlo our stock of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS!
2 .
Such as Cassimere and Woolcu Overshirts, Under
shirts and Drawers. Overalls and Overskirts, Gloves,
Cardigan Jackets, Tics, Collars, Siivendm.
LATEST STYLES ITATS & CAPS,
•
whi e bli m y nt,...,-11 at 1Z.N1.1,...,1 Vrico+.
cap bit:c.c..,
" • COIIEN x 11,651 - 2 , 11 , 11:11),
Towautts. Apll 1. NW. OppaAlto Powell 4tt Cu.
:
7 U14
OUR, SALES
OUR -Kol'olll6'
-A. SUCCESS,
MI
FASHIONABLE
EMMEN
fib Bruitcl Street,
READY-11LADE CLOTHING!
THE Trti. COMIIANDMEN'fS
COME ONE I. COME ALL!
TOWANDA, PA.
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siiate be 4 ditg°all3:4' ' 61) ,
efl.9iit'"? 9 -
iluit;of the
to thalforsirt
In bli i11iV4"311316 „
bo yin 04 fOr e
Olt
ani j,-nksbkii°l°
C
(No shiiddyocafritind) coutaung
BtSINEI9.S SU ITS
an oidee,
COATS, VESTS' A:Nri', PANTS,
all Wool,
DRESS COATS, PANTS & V.ESTS,
titan Coda. renders sad ,rantai
tinning and Overahirta. Linen' ainl Paper Cam*
Linen, Cullman, and Fennel Shirts, Neck Val. SM.
ponder* Oluvea Canes, 'Leather Bags, Spring Style
Milk. Soft and Straw Hata liernens.
her that good.lloodearo cheaper at itlair price than
poor goods at any prim.' Call and examine woods
before • Next door to Powell t Co.. •
Towanda. 551.28 1867., L W. EDDY. •
_ ...
T HE TEMPLE' OF FASHION!
I.• . .
- - NEW kb - 1W AND NEW - GOODS i
. .. .
. .
, -
An entire now stock orClottdim, Longbt.as cheap as
before the war, to be sold with . •
. .
. •
... . •
. - 'SMALL ..p,Ronts I-. .
.
~ ~
• The undersigned wenbi resporthilly announce to
the citizens of Towanda and ricLuity that he is DOW
ready -to offer them Clothing, such an • , ~
FINE BEAVER OVERCOATS,
auxemu..4s,:riwr4.
. , .
Also!, the
i
FINEST DIUMS AND BUSINFNB SUITS, .
. . .
HATS AND L CAPS. .
. - •
, • • . •
Furnishing floods, /M... and that these goods, bought
at very low figures, will be sold with very small pro
fits. I intend to establish a permanent trade In this
place, and in order to gain the confidence of purcha
sers, will deal on.a basis of
. .
HONESTY•ANI) INTEGRITY!
•
And all goods will ho warranted tor what they are
represented to be. Come and examine, and matinee
yourself. Don't forget the place, Temple of Fashion;
epis.c4te the Means House, south end of Beidleman's
Illwk. . - H. JACOBS.
Towanda., Oct. 17. 1867.,
Miscellaneous.
. • .
NEW FIRM ! NEW GOODS !
WICKHAM k FROST,
Woidd tho attention of the eitizenn of home and
th..t„they Lave opened with
New Stock of Goods
At the old stand of L. L. Moony, where with claw
attention to the wants of the community they will
keep a good assortment, of geode. which they will
SELL AS LOW AS THE LOWEST
And at prima that sill induce awry one to tmy 01
them. We shall at all tlmc have a good assortment
GREATLr REDUCEL ITICES!
,
My stock consists in part of ,Parlor, Library, DIU ,
and Clamber sets. Parlor, Library, Exten
sion, Dining and Office Tables.. Chairs, Bedsteads.
Damns, Washstands, Sofas. Lounges, Tete-a-tetes
Whaf-:tots, Cradles, Cribs, ke,!_k.c. A full line el
llattrasses and Bedding, Pier. Mantel and Common
Mirrors, Oral and Rustle FranieS and BraelCets,
kc. In fact, everything
DLLAISIX ALPACAS , PRECT B . GWVI74' I
In,. the ltraitu re Line-!
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
Embracing all the latent atylea of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS!
GINGHAM, HOSIERY, HATS, CAPS,
BOOTS, SIIOa4, CLOTHS, CAS,'iThrEBE,
VESTINOS, FANCY 0001g1, UMBITELL.tS,
Family Grocerie29,lHardwarc,
CROCMIY, mmnons,
LADLES TRAVELLING BAGS,
WOOD AND TIN-FARE, •
Drugs, Furniture, 4re., &c.;
The above gives lmt a slight idea of
GOODS WE HAVE IN STORE,
And WO only say to our numerous friends and the
public generally, call and ace UR, test the merits of
our pretensions, and If convinced,
Bur AND 31.4RE . YOun.sEvms . Rum
Ily Imaying inonej , in your purelitibel. We luteud to
GIVE GIIE.ITEII BARGAINS.TILIX
EVER BETOUE HEARD OF!
ran please. -you. CO Uhl: Ws a call. ...111
MEI
FARMER'S IRODUCE
Takell in exchangp rot goals
WICKILI3I & FROST,
Successors to L. Moody.
D. MOE!.
0. A. WICICII.I.3t.
Pa.. Nov. 12, 1168.
NORTH BRANCH ' FOUNDRY
MACHINE SHOP,
Situated on Pine, east ot Main Street,
TOWANDA, BRADFORD CO., PA
• Is now prepared to lurtilslt
CHICULAR SA W MILLS
AND
SHINGLE. - MACHINES,
tho be quality, with tho latest Impriweinents.
All kinds of :11a:halm for Flouring. and Saw 'Mille.
Steam Engines Made and Repaired,
Steam . Whistles,
Steam Gl:mires,
Gn.ve Cocks,
Oil Cans, &c
Fuitnalleil at short notice.
BOLT CUT-TING,
Done front !.; (aches In illametet.
FORGING
Of tinny wrought work for Bridges, and all other pur
poses,Alone to order. Alio, a large assortment of
COOKING & HEATING STOVES,
O.al and Wood Ourners,Furnittire for Cooking Stoves '
Stove Pipe, Tin Ware, Boat rumps, Plows, Contra.
'tors and Scrapers, kept constantly on band.
Drawings and Specifications
Of all kinds of machinery for mSls, and other pur-i
poseS, prepared by
. ,•
WARREN HILL,
Foreluau. who Las bad largo largo oxperlonou In flits
branch of the bruslneek .
ToWantla, Oct. 25, lebs-42.
THE MOST CONVENIENT
place In town to get
I
C+ 0 0 r;
b et the
EATING, HOUSE,
'Two doors south of tho Nattoual Hank.
, ALVOltb Irtrim
11-
1 nuo:itabliatnoutt, ab°r°
upon
all who way tivur with w a - P L I.?" 11 to
Wait
I°U
. 11t4 atm) keeps a full supply of
FAArTf4Y GROG 4 3,
• , Which he is pre to sellchm.
Towanda. May 20,1869.
FULL ASSOF,TWENT OF
intrnb and CASNin Min, at _
10,1869. LONti E EEELEIM
NICE STOCK bl" CHROMOS
and Engravinga at
'PILE UST FRUIT JARS IN-USE
1 at • akeeDE & Furs.
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MARSHALL BIIOTHERS,& CO.
,wishl3 titll the attention of tho . iiitbLtc. to their
HAIIDWAE. • •
FARMING _
KLINITHS' TOOLS.
_ and eitItPENTEELS:. TOOLS..
Mao. a WWI asso rtment of •
„. -
• !indoor Olaaa, Sulc.Painta. Oils, ,
•. .
"Varnimbea, and Paint
• ' - and Varnish Brushes • -
Of all:kinds, which will bo sold for tho !Gwent Gash
price. Alao,.a fine amoitment "Of
_
" • iczubsEri
PS,
.
Of every istylo and pattern to suit the public.
• Lamps :malted and changed fronaOil and Fluid to
Kerosene.
Faith:War attention paid to the manufacturing of
all klutla of • -
• • TIN - WARE:
3011111X0 mourn= iiiTi2PDZI, TO
We have on hind a One irtirle of •
GLASS FBUIT JAIO3:,
With improved settotallne, corks', and , _
lIERMETICAL SEALIN(I CANS,
Which hs ono of the beet catut need.
June
TOVES! STOVESI STOVES!
joet nxrivcd new line Stoves at
THE MEMOPOLITAN HARDWARE STORE
•'ORIVELL,. PA.
Are attractlng much attention. .\n Immense. V:. rie ty
of Stoves
, .
-1 Lll%l TS ON iriND ,
Stoves. enal orwood, that will cud you lee
Parlor, Office, Store, School, Shop,
, CHURCH. IIOAT Olt
.COOKING
Come and the new pattern,.--et lewd.
ONE LOOK BEFORE- BUYING'
We keep all leading first 'Alas's Stovo4. to: the opu
lent, and a cheaper variety of Skives for the 'maddest.
Examine for yourselves your own interest.
- W. iIIIONSO - N.
- Orwell, Pa., Oct. 217'156t3._
L oos. HERE! v
.
Them i 8 now flit exhibition pt the
Mirmonoth Furnitam ore,
FTTRNIT-UREI
To be found iu Northern Pennsylvania. whielt IM:
lug sold at •
Which meet th 2 ken to be amwetaated, aud which
be sold at
LO it' E PI.I UE,S
Than the same gnality of gO 4 Mx canhe puretin.-Ct
where.
Thankful to the public for their past liberal patron
age, and determined to merit a continuance of the
same by offering inducements not to be found else
where, I Unite them to call and examine my goods
and prices before purchasing elsewhere. No charge
for showing gOcds, and I
WILL NOT RE. UNDERSOLD!
COUNTRY DEALERS supplied 2.3 usual at the low
est market prices.
I also keep on 'hand a largo assortment of Ready
Made Coffins, from tho moat common to tho finest
Rojowood. Also Burial Robes, Crapes, &c.,and lam
the' sole agent in Bradford county for Shuler & MA's
AIEETALIC puma', CASES, cAsErrs: kc
A good RE.UtSEalways in madinemwhen n.quirOd
Towanda, Doe. 10, 18t 1. JAMES 0. mon.
FURNITURE! '
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! •
NEATLY FINISHED
'AT
POPULARPRICES?
Concloting of
(1.11.::11111ER SETS, PARLOR SET. ,
DINING
.110031 SETS; '
MIRRORS, PICTURE FRAMES,
• Photograph YrCnies,• for everybody.
.1 GENERAL ASSORTMENT Or 'FURNITURE,
Suited to this markrt. I have the best Uphohderer
ln - the country, and manufacture,our own nphoh‘tered
work.
REP.AIIiING AND JOBBING
Done to - order. having an experience of 20 year 4 iu
the linable" I can confidently hope! to plena e alt who
patronize me.
Don't forget tile place : No. 1.1,1 Main StreeCtW.
doors south of Ikb.llentan'a Block, Towanda, Pa.
S. T. DECKER.
Towanda, May 30, 1863 -tt'.
D UI"
° S FOR -1869
PAPER & ENVELOPES
NEW 7 YORK PIPEItS
SCHOOL BOOKS
PENH" MUSIC, STATIONItY AND
PleTUlt&,
BLANK BOOKS -
JOHN CABMAN
YANKEE NOTIONS
Tovnindo, Nor. 19,1868. .
IMM
1100K- - -BINDERY.-T.R.E - .
JJP llb Is respeggulity informed that the Book•Bl¢-
de;y has been removed to the Argus Dulkting, third
story, where will be done -
.
In all its Tanana branclaem. on toxins as rasonabloss.
- ..Uto times " will allow. Tho 'tindery will b a undur
the cliargo of - .• - .
An inperieneed hinder. and all work will be promptly
done in a style and manner which cannot be excelled.
Music, Magaatoes, New Old Booka, &e., bound
in everysfNety of aksie. lar attention Will be
paid to the Bnling and Molting or. .
To any desired pattern, which. in ilitabty and .clora-
Way will be Warranted.
All work nth be read:U . (lr delivery when preentse4.
The patronage of the public - is solicttrd, suid,per•
feet aatielhation guaranteed. • • •
• Towanda. Andnrt 2,114641-4 f. • . '- 4
FROST'S.
A E
FIN • • ASSORTMENT OF TOI-,
txr soars. at McCABE AIMS. •
~:,..: ~z
Mi
Parnitnre.
Lt TOW. NDA, PA..; -
The largeat and beat atuck vi
130,0K-BINDINGI
U.' O. WLUTAKER,
AnA,Nac BOOKS,
,_
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v.; lEl ' ;Cl A±l'Citt , TER,
•:4114?D" CASH: '. - DRUG , :STORK , -.
~ r..yrua,vonz. TwE f , :ii 1 Cr-Aiiatf . „ ~. -.
j - •
Caron', Main and Plod Street*, Totranda, 111:, ••i=.z
if row nttr addollaw am = stock. a full and
runt Auulortaiefi tr. an' ettetuarn as.
rlirtGrankraldnif Want uttalessose4 la:the. Mtn for
innallskik Cada, faxl o 4 wdh,rtilarEr
to tikt to Wants ofatto =Oda , * will be
on the 1: 5 1 *l e trynts;at 7ii7bulaa4e or ,
. C F Esi - er., ' 1- ' - • .
. acta, MgINCTES, • tilElliC Ilill, , ";•-‘
I t e ht,
• • raurri,:OnaJ iA.uoggF.a, . . ' . ;.
BENZINE AND. TDRPENTINE,..
BE
Ivlirrer-W4K I .
And ell kinds of Brnihes,
KEROSENE - OR COIL • 01L,."
Alcohol and Burning
L.Ops,,suaDzs,
• • Sperm, Lard. Whalc, , Skfaid root, •
TANNER 'S AND .MACHINE-OILS,
. ,
Finley nudinilet: Ari.r. l les in Mittel: variety,
1111138m39„fi60ak, CONTS: •
*Rmados,;llalr-toits,
.Itrtnniery, .
POCIiiT BOOKS PORT MON
PuetLl
TOOTH, Mali: AND ILialt PIIEP.tI:STIO i 3,
PirllE WINES AND ,LlQrolt,%'
TorUmlleiunt.ust;!
TOBACCO, Ssurr, Piro i AND Clic.uts,
Garden, Field and Flower Seeds, Trusses, Sup
-, porters, Suspensories, Shoulder Braces, Break'
Ihuurrn TVething- Rings. Nursing Bottles,_',
•
Nipples, Nipple Shells and Shields, Syringes,
Bed Pans, tklf-Se.aling Fruit Jars, Thar.
ammeters, Flavoring Extracts. Steno -
• Jugs, Glas,,,Warv, Bottles, Vials, Corks, Bath
Brick, and Stove Blacking, Fish Tackle, Mn-
- munition. Sc., /3otanie. Eehalle and Homrepatit
; le 516licines. sod an the pt,polar Patent
MEDI C- INES • •-.
All articles wltrrtnted represented. Persons at
a dittialaCe mu receive their crawls by stage or mail,
which Will receive prompt and careful attention.
Medical 'style° given gratuitously at the office,
charging- only for media - no- -
Thankful for past liberal-patronage, would res
pectfully announce t...) Ids friends and the While, that
no pains shill ho spared to-satisfy, and merit the con
tinuation of them confidence and Patronage
()lsm Sundays Jor prescriptions from ti to .10
awl 12 in. to and sto 6-p.m.
Jan. 1, 1863--yr. IL C. POLTLit,
W 11. H. GORE'_S
linuG S7o4E.
W. 11. 11. GORE isneceosi - .- to Goat::: kotrina..),
is continuums the bitsiness at the old stand. No. 4
Patton's Block, when, he is daily 1T...1 - thing, additions
to Ws stock from the oncost reliable' importers and
manufacturers. Ile r,spodfully asks for a lilnral
share of ' , Wilk patr.nare. 'Fargo , . etork of • ,
ruEsit IMUGS Al,;.l).lll:DlCEsilii
Ilati Just been rcin..ivi.4l, nail I'ntri. n,'v pc: psred t,
supply We ,
tvArrs Tire prim(' wrni; mrricsEs
pl:LQ2:1:11;1: Ttir.
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS POI
MI
ONLY. ,
.1 PULL A. ,- .4OU'Mtt:Ni tor C,NVENTILATKII
DuTANic,Lucrui AND .noataDDATlne
EEMEM
ALL TIIL: POPULAR PATENT - MEDWINES
I=l
PA/NT AND VJi?NISIf 1111 US HES,
=
FANCY TVILET MiTICLES EI'ERY-K.lNp.
TILD4ed ErrItACTS.
.IA-D
th, Tru,,;
A 111. 0 NAL . BtiPP . .O 11 TE I:
Shuntd - rir 131-:Fes,
ituaNsT maws, NIPPLE SHELLS S.: SHIFT Itti
Nurmittg Syril;;cs ahtl-C.athoturs
==3
I=
AND B 1 cr:,SLIT
A Irge supply of Brtyches ff,r.tho Hat and Hair. Also
for the Teeth and 'Nails. 'tooth - Powder mid raktes,
Oils, Perfumery, So' apt:, Combs, Hair kqe,
Invigorators, he., "Kerosene, Kerosene
- Lamps, Shades, Chin:m.4K,
he., all of the latest- lea. -
CHOICE ciDAns, Top ADO AND SNUFF
Kb • Physienuis supplied atrcasonable rates. Me3i-
Cines.and PrescriptiOns carefully awl wttrately emu.
pounded.hnd prepared by competent persons at all
hours of the 'day and night. Sunday hours from eto
le o'clock - 1n the forenoon; and Ito: in the afternoon.
Towanda, Sept. 29,- DWG. W. IT. H. GORE.
Manufactories.
TOWANDA . AGRICULTITRA.L
V':l.,
MANUFAOTUI:/• , S t us SI'ON.E.-i
IT 6Tcri,
HEAVY' AND. LIGHT WAGONS
•
• '•
. -
s ,
Wut qouK,
. . . ,
Wool) TUltilNu IN ALL rri IlitAN,clll
SCROLL SAWING, I.,L.VNINci, ETC.. rre
II CI sPoKEs 111. ;\'.T
bTOCE: F1:0,11 Willett TO HET:Eft
=I
Sa ciliOWTl.l lIRTURY AND OAK
LIGHT AND HEAVY WAGONS ON HAND'.
hax(- the Broad Narrdw Griage
I=
W.R.T, nisuur. Ynixriutouktit
31E.RCIAZ.
TOWANDA. .04111IAG:E.
FA C oit Y
Tlu• undersigned respe , At Uy :nu:ounce to tbb pub-
He that they have purchased the
CARRIAGE SE VP
G. H. DRAKE,
A - nd axe naw'preplim:d to build work in
THE LATEST ' Y
And moat work:manilla maiatter. They will ediataiit
ly keep on hand an alma:mon of oploudid - ......
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ALL WOl3ll WAIIItAIiTED
igtPAIRING promptly:ntlenAci fo at rranonable
prices
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LA.; Fruit of On kinds. for sato by tiwboxrel'or bush
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Amount of Capital'Eopichoultd,
• - $2,100,009
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St'curcd.iu it;e at
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and r:to.r.s ta cu 0:,
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.A,4 the timlctAgned Clue et
kilthen EXCLUSINkirIdi Oa—
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Mating a imirefottnut Ltiowngh kiramination - Of
ruAL, eithrcialna care Asavconiptlwaa,nl rctlewl , •
Polk w.luti about to Crytr6i - and by a careful a 1. .,
4lligant attention to Ifie . •lnfainesa rtteraily. ), , •p..
to accilre the conn , lence...iutal-paironage of Ow •••
notnity. - , „artiapus. t, 1,
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vv such rL ks ifthe Wry:La ValiT . .ILATES.
' Fanners and otl ,,,,, Oweiug..to.tanulre,
to give me a call leLi u coming to, town.
otpc... second dour df. the. Ward Itom.e„
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Arir Applie=t.tonerrueehul anillaneyb;
F P BOWMAN. Sont Tfisvi*Ja - ; S. Anson.
ficilthfield ; Wira..aras.l-10:r.a.ritlieex
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Capital furl mer
TRAVEI.II:II , 1N..t1,Nr..1s Colgp.tNy. ,
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Capital and kurplits over ' i 600,u0'
leisk* tekrs , •71 all Rinetsnf at a. , 1 .,, w
as by aurother reliable Companitl.
iseued and Loasart, ann. ..;
this Agency; thereby sat - int,. the trfliilde and exp,
of going elsowherc for.settlenaent.
Office at the llardwate Store 5d Codding.
sell /a Co. C. S
Towanda, Feb. 7, IS'l6---11. 6.
NATIONAL LIFE , I‘7S - UIZANC'E
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CO. OF
CI.A.MAJO- 1 -VAil• CM-
( I I Cy Comm.,,,
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CLUtENCE IL CLARE...l'rcpillcilt. ;
4.‘1" COoKE, Chan Limn Fite.mce Mid EX. c••;;;
-LIENIIY COOKE. Vice President;
E . :WEI:SON W. PEST, Scer,tary ate; t-ciry
The a.lva:,ta,: of
I. It le 3:l:a.ttottzl Cotilpanp,i.ltartn,lls3 - tc , llgrt
2. It has ti paid ap ezpttal of Otte :Nltlliott Don
offi•ra low tat , , of prerlttints
.1. It, fttrui,Lt.e ntrjser-111...err.r.0.t. -than th.:
`.panics, for the. kcune dos e ? ;
5. 1t is ckflilit, cnd certain
1:11!•Ve ix nn posgiTiility' !,,
imchti: or nli:mmlerp..tau.l.rug r.
7. The policies arr pluift 'eclair:l.lA, go noirll
much ;
All vor.-forf,ltimr ; •
Tlimpr.licic , are exempt fern, rittachruc.m.
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Pc Square. yowanLlA, r 4. • JOHN W. MIX
April 1. 11-.0.
•xI EQUITABLE LIFE' .Ititik
IL NcE SOCW.Ti'S Ap.nvy rot m linnl eo •
CASE: CAPITAL it:3;000,000
Warty 111.otac. i , ver $12,000.00ii
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Tosl7lll‘l.l..Nly 25. ISGT.
PHE LYCOIIIING
licaratwc Agency fur pradforil Cantuty. •
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Towanda, duly '!5;1.867. • •
THE. IMI.Tp,VED
ELIAS ItOIVE
FAMILY -SEIVIA I. O CHINES,
W•re,awardati tho I , lrlst Prize_ at the Parte E
1E , 67, over 83 othjr Mochineg.
Also, the following State Fairs of 1813.1.1in,N.,
ed this 'Machine the first premium :
New York. Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachuaelts,
Hampshire, Vermont. Wisconsin, and Indiana.
• At the County Fairs of Madison. Onondaga. Os'a'o
go. Wayne:Orleans. Tpinpkinti. Seneca, Moor. C. tier
kimer, Schuyler, Lividgston, and a host of others.
Report of the Committee on Sewing Machines. al
the State Fair held iu Rochester. faller 18x8: Tour
Couunittee have examined, the different Sexing Ma
chines. to which their attention was called, and wenid
recommend as the beat Family Machine fur all week.
Elias Rowe's - Sowing Machine, end for the follow in,:
reasons Ist--Sintplidty of Construction.
ularitroftendoti on both upper and lower Vtreads.
3d—Ease of management.. tth--Oreat range of-a ark*
upon all materials. Gth—The perfect attaelopint+ tr.
the Machine for felling, hemming. nicking, braiding.
quilting, binding and cording, and the cue wit It which ,
they are applied. f,th—The dural•ility of the
chine, it being made of hardened steel. and atljo,it•l
inito bcarhgA: We mcommend a me.laL -
New styleliennuer. Braider: Tucker, Quilter. cor
or, Embroiderer, Bindle, Feller and 49provea
Marker. -, .
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It will 110, any kind of thread. ?tx l rn t.
fljtest to the coann4l, with •a much gmall,ll nee.h.
than other machines.. Be sore and examine Jane
fore sou purelea,,e.Price from t6O to $2OO, add ev ,-, "
marltin, warrantol.. The real value of our Mannfa . -
turing Machines for Tailors. Boot. Shoe. Harness :eel
Carriage 3lakers, is too well-known to require_ ion,
molt Don't fail to call and see them.
SIIEPARD fiTERNEUIt
Lik. General AfTels.
20 e Street, flndra.*N.Y.
. For Bale by CORDING. RUSSELL /i: CO-. General
Agetit.4. Towanda, Pa.. -
vri riiM)(111 -LBS. )()
. 1 . 1" watiteddor which cash will be paid
Mly W. A. ROCKWELL .
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