.
.141, SY STOOP
The Ihkiry, may be : divided into
three classes;
,the kfilk -0024 , ghee*.
Dairy, the B u tter and .the
Family Dairy." - Stoek'best adapted
to one of these divisions, busy net : be'
.suitable for another; .stall:lwo , . must
not rely.entirely, Won alli•Putimaar
breed, A.liNct) 4ll l: 3 -11 t 11 anizagiht I # . ; OM
breed - 16 he'.itii,TECo . theStiiiidard;uia l
superior to all others.' . ' flood :!leiry
cows may littottnd . emong--trufeom
mon stock, nearly if not equal to the
best sPeciinens of the thorough-bredai
but we cannot depend.npan them to
produce like progeny;,therefore,. eve
,
ry fawner -should - take the - utmost
pains to introthiciiiew blood into his
stock, sad breed up, instead - pf,0197/_-1
ing degenerate. 'Crosses are consid
ered by many 'to be - rnore
than thorough-bred& They may do
us well-as, but, ru4lees great care : is
taken to introduce nevi blood every
few years, they areas apt 16 degene
rateus ourtommokOtpws:: '
The general compleint.among far
mers is tlutt it costs too much to im-,
prove their stock. This is a mistake,
for it is not 'necessary. to buy a full
blooded bull,- four or five years old,
unless yon have plenty of , money bi
spare. A full-blood'- bull calf froni
tweniy months to two years old will
e )st frozn'lso. to 300 dollars, or per
haps Is' A bull two years old can
'Lswe 50:cows if he is properly eared'
for, and in two or three ,years you
will have half-blood stock from your
own cows, and by letting him to your
n,ighboring farmers,
,-(:)u will have
,dough money to bay another one: of
a, new strain. Then in a few years
y•lii have cattle nearly equal to full
-1,1, Now instead of outlaying any
I , p)ro money yon can realize great
profits by letting yiu- bull, and by
:king and . selling stock, While the
iinprovement in your own cattle is
, I , liValellt to the price of the bull -or
I , llls, awl even more. ,
• • iTobeConttnnea.]
How to :Have Good Meadows.
.)fr. N. Platt,..of; Bradford county
a letter to the Amerimn In
init.() Farmer's Club, gives his ex
perience as follows : My land is
adapted to all kinds of grain and to
tinlothy grass and red cloven_ • My
practice is, when tßow a piece to
not to plow it in again in
li•ss than eight years, and I fre
'wildly let it lie a much lotion' time.
have a meadow now whiclihasbeen
;aimed for sixteen successive years,
and it nos never better than now. In
fart my meadows tinder the right
treatment grow better as they grow
older. I do it by returning •to a
meadow allpe manure the hay blade
that was taken from it, and sowing a
bushel of gypsum per acre each year.,
In that way the yield of gram is
hi.iavier and finer and richer-as the
soil thickens. I use manure only for
top-dressing the- meadows ; in that
way I get double price for it. It
produces.a.s much worth of grass as
it would in ~r ain, and also produces
itself in al turf. My turf, when
ready for plowing 'under, is a solid
lusty of grass roots twelve inches
deep or more, and so thick on the top
that no soil can be--stsin. I consider
iine such turf, when turned under,
equal to 160 tons of first-class' barn
yard manure per acre.
Land so often, plowed to grain
the all gives - up to , the grain
bone, beof, tallow there is in it ;
consequantly the grass, crop is so
• (11.z:tante of nutriment that farm
stock will not thrive well upon i
without grain a portion of the season.
It - furnishes a plenty of skin and rib
as the cattle are witnesses, but the
flesh is _minus. Grass grown upon
land kept in the right kind of order
for grass will keep stock in first rate
order at all seasons of the year. I
have seen it tried •in both ways, and
know whereof t speak. Raising grain
on a piece of 'ground, three seasons
to two of grass, enriches it in the
same ratio that paying $3 for ,$2
would-enrich a man. lake produces
like in grass us in bleeding, conse
-tinently manure 'made of good hay is
best for meadows: It stands to rea
holl fur meadows to grass better than
when their own production is honest-.
ly returned to theni:' Many of our
writers on; agriculture - have incomes
from other sources beriicle their farm,
and can follow any system-of rotation
and have plenty of time and leisure.
But tho man who begins at the foot
.of the hill, runs in debt for two-thirds
of his farm, all his stock and tools, •
theii clears the land of stone and
stumps, walls it in, enriches it and
puts on the buildings, and raises a
family of chidren, must sound all the
depths of true economy ; in any case
he musttnot.raise too much grain, if
lie does the Shell' will sell some of it
RAISING Cum
rae4gor gidEßVES ON .- •we
have seenwith good effect.
David A. Hawn - of Stark, ear York,is
in the habit of turning out his calves
as soon as the clover is large enough
for a good bite, and he leaves theta
there , without anything else, except
salt, ,what they want, and water, till
the Clover is it hlottsom • and fit to
cut. He then turns them out, puts
them with the cows till -the clover
has obtained sufficient growth again,
which is in a few weeks, and there
lie leaves them till fall, or, in case a
second crop is cut, till that is fit to
harvest .
So he keeps his spring calves during
the summer. NObother to feed with
milk or aught elsel they are simply
left to themselves (And. their feed' is
usually along the 'kneel Thi* go
into winter in the best condition,and
are fed on clover and timothy alone
during lli.e winter.
No b`ter, calved are, are, raised than
David A. Hawn raises in this way,
on clover dime, save a' little timothy
in the winter. And the reason is
obvious—clover is rich in. nitrogen,
in the flesh-formhig principle.
for him. ,
Lime fires in gardens and orch
ards, at early twilight burning ten or
fifteen minutes, will 84114 and•oon
smne swarms of beetles, bugs and
curculios, and thus save the crop of
fruit. Light wood obtained and split
fine beforehand,enough.for the whole
season, or 'flat battoriied tin lamps
like those of the 'campaign Uccle.;
will be oral to money at a Inmdred
per cent, in every man's pocket t who
owls either garde:l_9T orchard:
OLORIOIIB NEWS!
Alit
AS TEE
WIE4If EWA , I+7, SEA STOIE,
. 4 1
BRWOZ am= Towmam.
At the alga at the
AMERICAN - 1,7.140
BED, will .t; AND BLUE STORE !
tlempkr of ,ToasAwn MEW. . to lokUlttr
44 people tikiktlgiyis amt. ptide 4n/Plzi•
PRIM LOW 'AS TEE GREAT t►XEBICAN TEA
,CONI'r OP NEW TORE.
Trash Citvaad docee ieedvei &Wrenn New York.
or 'ground to onler4' Aiw wbola see, green sad
roosted, an, styles, Idiots and ground EtEdcea. D ri ed
Traits. - kr-4 at equal* low prima.
The sabsaiber begs leave to rebut' . bin thank" for
the eery liberal psizonage extended to him while in
We Groan butane= In this place, and
'obits a trill In bin new mimeos. Trx=
TM be conducted strictly m the
case astiza
Mid you not have to pip extra prima l to make tip
'll* the loom ot a credit badness.
It you can't spare the money to pay for la pound,
bwy au ounce
to
for It. Be independent—then
yaw will be worthy to walk wader the
Into the _
American Tea Store!
And Amy your Goode cheap. gar-Bomember the
Bed. White and Blue Rom new Block. litidge Street.
;WY L 1860. W. isp AIITILt.T..
°
T o S. N. BRONSON'S FOR,
HUBBARD MOWING MACHINES,
None better, and parts for the same, an important
announcement.
SASH, DOORS AND.. BLINDS !
No better‘uallty can be found, and at prices attain
able. Teti* of
- STOVES,
IRON AND HARDWARE,
As low as the tide of the market, kc., kc.. at
METROPOLITAN HARDWARE STORE,
Orwell, Pa.
June 24. 1869—V1
A.oaccou
NEW PLANING MILL.
The undersigned having built a large and commo
dious NM in the Borough of Towanda. and filled it
with the most modern and iniproved machinery, for
the manufacture of
WINDOW SASH AND BLINDS,
Are prepared to All oaks% whether lelle or was%
upon the diortest notice. We have also a large va
riety of 1110IILD11108, of the latest style and pattern.
which we can furnish pinch cheaper than they can be
worked by hand. '
PLANING.
TONGUE:ENO,
GROOVING, •
AND SCROOL
SAWING,
And all other work pertaining to 4olnerl, will bo done
W soil (oar cuatotoets.
Pexsons building. and not living more than twelve
to fourteenuilles distant, will find it largely for their
Mimed to buy of us, or bring their lumber and hare
it worked by our machinery. Bring your grisi of
Flooring, or Giber Inniberoind while your team is
feeding, have it ground out and take it borne with
y ou.
We wID lay CASH - tor PINE AND HEMLOCK
LUMBER delivered at our lumber yard. Come and
one us, or If you can't come, write.
Towanda, Feb.. DM. L. B. RODGEDS A CO.
•
GO TO THE
B .A. 3:r_ "E, IR, "I'"
Cf. 00 I) M A.
OYSTERS ALWAYS ON HAND,
BREAD,
PIES,
CAKES,
SCOTT k DUFPINGTON
•
Towanda, Dec. 15, Is 6&
FARSIE'RS OF BRADFORD CO
THE CAYUGA.CHIEF
4-` BEST MOWER, .
THE BM REAPER, AND THE BEST CONIEMED
It Is the LIGHTEST DRAFT MACHINE sold. It is
two wheeled, with a Sextble pole, and ao Imo= os
TIM mew' escos. It has a floating Anger bar, and
follows closely the Inequalities of the ground, while
the graduating bar gives perfect control of the guard
Moiler% so as to work perfecUy In lodged sad tingled
Pala, and clover. t- In bodged clans it bestarmytklng
rait--no plies le too koad fork A aimplekdgerpkte,
essay taken out, enables the owner at an time to
make the cutting appeatns local as perta yas when
new.
It la an iron machine. and will last year's longer
than a wooden framed machine . cen.
Our new machine, No. 2, in DURABILITY, LIGHT
ETILITY. SIMPLICITY and CHEAPNESS la
ntannasaad.
It you want s PERFECT TIMM, come and exam
ine the CHIEF before purchasing, and you will take
no other.
Do want a IMLF. HAIM tbo CHIEF. with
wLeeter'a New Controllable Hake, is ahead of any
new.
Hawn. or Tars or Dian awn TIT rim Tnou
HILL TA324l3ur Cunt AT. Turn RUTH Mrsom.
Taus or bertmoorrB :
Dodge's Ohio and Boekeye.No. 2.Beeroge per loth. 7.8(
Y=mrdor. do do 7.54
Cbtel, do do 5.88
1111202, do 5.35
Badme. N el o. N o. 2. ldo do , PI!
3.22 5.10
Como M.
For Paambleti or Machines apply to
Imam MACHINE FULLY *
Ma, 17. 1869-11.
GR°CERY'PROVISION AND
FEED STORE
JOHN MERIDETH,
(Main Street, first door south of the BMhoed IteMe,)
would most respectfully invite the attention of the
public to his Inge and well selected stock of
OROCERLES AND PROVISIONS,
Which be is selling to suit the times, and purses of
all. He has also opened a splendid
•
.FRED STORE, •
Which la well situated to snmdy the canal and Ban
kin
thy cad region
stock at WI times. He keeps constantly on
g a large of
• •
-TEAS, 'COFFEES, SUGARS, •
HOLASRE2.
FLOUR, BUTTER, PORE, &c.,
Which be is sellin g cheap for cash.
GOODS DELIVERED IN THE BOROUGH THEE
-
The citizens et Towanda and vicinity win wage
gcbget my thanks for vs
very Moral_ Aistronawo for
t wo yam, sad vs pontos% with their soda
lamb to isalolve . Mtn • ,OriliPE. , Nol/0._. , ' to edam our
lownsin, so ad kowagnott wanananon total. Maud
no al lota.My MT.
JOHN *1013:DITIL
Toinmds, 10,
Ow of the bast Utemair Instßulions of the eons.
try, aceessitie Rom all points. la Masted at
DRIED PIITTIT OP ALL KIM&
COWELL t MYER.
THAT CELEBRATED SELF RIS-.
thikitr. 4 C. B. ATCIIIS.I
10ROF. HOBEFORDE BREAD
Proragatka , at C. B. PATCH'S.
Sky SO.
ME
And Ile
121E1
..t.T ALL HOURS
IN THEIR SEASON
FRUIT
CANDY
NUTS,
18 THI
1 4 7 ' N:11. 11
MARSHALL BROTH Towanda,
HIRAM ELLIOTT. Minna
=WOE lIIIMPHERT, Leßayowebt,
GEORGE H. FM Towanda twp.
SYJuI.
WHOIMEMLE G it.q.v. z al , '
.. ... ,
a , TrvillD7r 414?111, 4 1-,-- , ) 4.
I \ \ —_
' - I'l3 Fii..!ti . i . •
,-- •- ~. • - ToWanns, iii.:'
The - - undersigned, eneournged 'by
\
the success wbieh has ,thus frirattend
.... , . , . d,: . , . , .
ed their new enterprise, desire to make
asknowledgment for • the very liLe s ral
.
patronage they have received, by gt • -
ing.theit eustii)inere the advantage of
their year; experience, together with
the benefit of their greatlyincreased
facilities , for doing liminess.
They keep eont3tuitly on hand a
very hirge and coinifete asinrtinent
of everything in their line, and are
dilly receiving such additions to their
stock as the wants of their' trade re-
quires
They have nowin store, Sngar, Sy
rup, MolasseS, Coffee, Bice; Tobacco,
,Fish, Salt, Cheese, Frrdts,:Crackers,,
Candy, Matches, Brooms, Wrapping
Paper and Twine, Flom• Sacks; Seeds,:
and a great variety _of other goods,
which have been recently 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 Fine Teas;
which they are selling at New York
Jobbing prices.—guarantecing
quality in all cases.
Harc also!on hand a good assort-
ment of Flour, Pork, and Kc-rosene
They still continue to have the ben-
efit of a resitlont Partner in Nev.
York, who is constantly in the mar-
ket, and prepared, to turn to onr
vantage any favorable changes in the
price of goods
FOX, STEVENS, MERCER k co.
May 12, 18'68.
pATTERSON C KINNEY,
(Rncerssoro M T11(174.th J. Jo:4M
f
Deter:ln
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Faun', kc.,
O. 2. PATTONii BLOCK
TOWANDA, .H'ENN'A
Having pnrehagegl the entire stock of
GROrERIES . PROM. lONS,
of T. J. JONI 1, and having added largely thereto by
recent purchaxca. they take pleaenre in announcing
to the public that they are prepared cell anything
and everything In the,
GROCERY AND PROVISION LINE.
Snell as
SUGARS, •
TEA '
,
COITKES,
FISH,
FLOUR,
FEED,
CORN MEAL,
WOODEN AND.WILLOW WARE
STONE WARE, &c., &c
As cheap as. the cheap•rt. We guarantee perfect eat
ishetion to all who may favor us with • call..
CASH PAID FOR COUNTRt PRODUCE.
J. 8. PATTEBBON
March 10. 18(19—tr.
PEOPLE'S
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE,
80171 S COMES MUDGE /12.11 SLILIN bTEEED.
A new and comilktc stock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Which will be sold at the lowest iosstlAe prices.
CODFISH,
UACKEBEL,
HERRING,
PORK,
MUTTON,
HAM,
FRUIT OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
MODERN STONE WARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
FLOUR, FEED, MEAL, GRAIN, &.(
Bring on your produm, which we pay (nab for.
DAIRYMEN„
A constant supply of Ashton Bolt, all s.teed; Chum.,
Balker Firkin, Taw, kc.
--.l o leasucall and look through our stock. and we will
dour first to pleaso you. 3F. A. ItOCEIVELL.
Towanda. April 28. 1869.
LQAKI
NEW JEWELRY,
AT WABiEWS.
GOLD WATCH _ ES;
AT wAg.was.
•
ELGIN WATCHES,
`-AT WAIMMENIL
WALTHAW'iTAYCHES,
AT WARNER'S'
FINE GOLD JEWELRY,
AT- WARMERS.
ALL : KINDS; OF .OLOOKBI
, AT
..1,R13.
Symetacies, fuld lots of things too nnmercine to men
lion, at WARNER'S.
, . •
Cal and ice Mil, YOU 'WM 111WfItt twenii par Cent in
yens prtraume..
irrWaileticii. Midis Juut Jewelry ropalred..a.n4
inenalklL Mimes Mick 'N. U. 'WARM:
Towanda. Tec. 1. 11408.
chumftirdsitotidow I.‘
•
•„`',=;•
tifrer?,
11 . ,
tri "mg! • r••' 1111.1:
frKE
Wh" I two ruralßod foi Cub: a:Mideast.
that I aln sell at as lowfigures as can bo Inircltaacd
clamrttci.ia. I now or to the public a eldentlid Mock
TEAS, COFFiRS: SVGARS,
lliAlICH; minims, spicEs.'&lo.
. \ ,
A.E.RON i'LQII4, GROIA.ISI DO.
• • - AYE DO., DUCE.WHEAT DO.
i koep ectatantl \ p on hand, pOIIIC, IL%.MS LADD, and
all kinds. of FISH. Would call the attepUon of the
publlc to our Can't Bo Boat
•
STOCK OF TOBACCO,
Iu • s
quality or prior. desseakley's Celebrated Latin
dry, New York Chemical and`~Sr Soap.
Platwe call and examine our air of
WOODEN WADE.
•
•
'ug() assortment otVANKEE TPILITT
SOAPS; lcc., ike. I will pay the Matra can mice fur
.COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Irarmera, give us a call Wein selling elsewhere..
C. B. PATCH. \
All persiras indebted to the late }lnn will Ideate call
and wake immediate payiutnt.
Towanda, Marsh, 12, 1867.
McCIBE & MIX' •
RECEIVING NEW 110CERIES
Aptiortinent Wbolu,ile atatl.l{rtail!
Fiaxh and flue quality cl Cirtureries a 4 caulxi bought
PRIGai RANGE LOW FOR
NATIONAL FIRE .WORKS !
Country Marehanta will do well to WI. Our prices
shall be, •• with the reasonable," satisfactory.
CALL AND' SU US.
CASII PAID FOR COeNTRY PRODUCE
Goods shown with pleasure. We shall pay strict
attention to all parts of our trade. • .
WHOLESALE . AND RETAIL.
Accept- our thanka for auul. favor.
=i1=1!IEIM!
TOWANDA STEAM FLOURING
itegpeetfully inform the pfitille that they Lave rim
elia3ei the new and esieulii - eSteatti Flouring Ml lls
b . Vrifliths, Wells te llitite?n.l3l the 'tout!' part
of th,•boroitglrp!T•manaa, and having all thy tuo4l
ern improvetueut c m, and compet,nt Willem, they on
prepareot to do
In the 14,1 p.,e,ilea. nistlil*nud I;nuslially Nlmrt
notice. Every lining will br taken to give eat,facni
SYRUPS,
and we invite a public trial
MOLASSES,
Fannerg doing buwnmxn in town eau bring their
gray', aid hurr it grpitud to take lia•A-with them
-t- • -
FLOUR, FEED AND MEAL,
For mac at the lowfvst•ca.ll price,, nod delh•cred in
any part of the village free of eliarge.
KEROSENE
towanda,Torember 10, 1068.
FURNITURE WA RE-ROOMS
JAMES MAXIMUS announces to the publicpat
be still continues to manufacture and keep on hand
a large assortment of
W. S. KINN. EY
Bureaus, Tables. Bedstead., Stands, (hairs. kc., of
every description, which are made of the beet mates
riots, nod in the most workmanlike manner.
I invite the inspection of the public to my work,
Wirataltallipot be lompassed In durability - at ally shop
In the country, and my prices, will 1* found to be as
low as the times will admit.
Iteadproude Collins constantly on hr ad or made to
order. A.gOod Hearse will be furnished when deBire
Aug. ,rs, 1865.
=EINI=E
The nndersigned takes pleasure in annmnwing to
his munerous friends and patrons that from this date,
the charmiel the Pacific will 1)(142 50. per day.
Being eblc proprietor of this house,;fthd therefore
free from the ton ecruimou caution of an inordinate
rent, he is fully able to meet the down Ward tendency
of priors without any falling off of service.
• It will now, as heretofore, be his anti, to maintain
undhuinished the favorable repittation of Pacific,
which it has enjoyed for many wear.:, as one of the
beet of travelers' hotels.
EMI
The table will be bountliilly supplied every
delkacy of season - .
The attendance will be found elheien c mad obliging.
The location will be foil ,1 convenient for those
whose business calls them in the lower part of the
city, being one door north of Cortlandt street, and
one block mestof Broadway, and of ready access to
all railroad and steamboat lines.
Nov. 17, 1868—Gm. .1011 N
TANNING AND HARNESS 3lAK
mo.—The tindersitmed have this day formed a
so•partneratdp. to be known a. the firm of MAGEE
k 'FULLER, for the purpnae of carrying on the above
by.inena. Marne.. making and repairing -done to or
der, and all work warranted. Cash paid for hide..
UltLY}iN MAGEE.
EDGAR S. FULLER.
Camptokn, Jan. 2a, DR!.
_ _
CHOICE YOUNG HYSON, 00-
Loxo, Gunpon•dvr and Imperial Teas of all !Trades
Warranted good. COWELL k dYEIL
NEW TAILIM SHOP
His opened a shop in the room back of the Booms of
the Young klen's Christian Association, Pecond story,
over Eddy's Clothing Store, wbare ho is now prepared
to do all kinde of •
in the best and most fasblonable rummer. An ei
perienee of many years, a determination to keep up
with tha fashions of the times, and a desire to please
his customers, be believes willanable him to give sat
isfaction.
/a" Cutting done ou short notice slid reasonable
terms: Towanda, Oct.. 17, ISCT.
A SEFTON. SALT PUT- UP IN
A
large or small quantities at
May 20.
CANNED FRUITS: OF ALL
kinds at C. B. PATCH'S.
May 20. . .
HEMLOCK tUMBIIII.-LATH
etm StiDuiLts.—A prime article of Bands,
Flooring, Scantling and Timber of almost any length
and dimensions. Also any quantity of Lath and the
best Sawed Shingles mannfactured.iri the County, can
be supplied to parties for building purposes upon
short notice, and upon the most. reasonable terms,.
by leaving their orders at the Towanda Coal Yard, or
with Turmas IL Woonnurs, Esq., at the Towanda
Co=ny's Depot.
March 23, 1832—Giu. . a .
MACKEREL, CODFLSg, BLUE
Flab. Mackinaw Trout, Ciscom Pickled and
Smoked Salmon, smoked Halibut, and *led Beef, at
- - LONG k ,rSIMER'S9
I!LOUR.-W.HEAT FLOtet OF
• all grades, Buckwheat Flour, Brad, men Meal,
reed, he., at -W. A, ROCK EMIL
Doc. DI.
KM on hltild Iklargo stock of
C. IL PATCH
D AIL Y!
THE 'MARKET!
All kttitb , of
Wbolmate nnzl WWI
MILLS
WM. H. .FULLER & CO.,
CUSTOM GRINDING
CABINET FURNITURE
170, 172. 1i i k 176 Grontwieh Street
NEW YORE, Oct. 10, 1868
AMOS PM:IiM.ACKER
TAtwittho,
C: B. PATCIIII.
MED FRUITS OF A 1.1 - .ACINIV,
Ate" A MIX
.::~
srpiceritti.,TA.fenc - AvorAp
4 ' 7 ! i:."47 4l l 4ilitte*ltat f
• ‘ 4, *
' giro arsiii iio ntbanisk mittrusllsd atindroaltr.
•
newattud Itnanstrd - cin:
ri EtniTatEIVITIV - SP.Ot:
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, B01134151);•4
• ; • •
Mich bare been seleetod troika . °
CHOICEST-SUN:NV%
-
theffim
.tind tt to illtnetotereet :tto tnr - tui inid; tintailteitl 7 ,
wires in Sloes before pusettuna;
7TEMSTEADY,ncoBEAsE.„,--,.1;.
:_ OIIii: SALES . . i' . - . ---- --:
Shows that
-°W 1 1. 4 1 le°RTS . T
To sell °air .
.GGODS
EIM
Ae low as they
CAN ',BE i - ,41,?01.11,41:31 ,-) = ,•`'',
Hive vrpred
A SUCCFSS,
And that
CUSTOMERS
-APPRECIATE THE SAME
In riainielOnglko,bi our' liteek einaliietO:
the new Spring Btylee of Neck Tice, Bowe, Underwear,
Etoldery;Snapendera, Oloyee, and the celebn4ell '
FRENCH SHIRTS,
Rave now arrived. Each lot is marked in plain fig.
urea, and oar cnstiiimetis area treated alike.. Think.
big the public for.part plitronage, we solicit a call'
when in want of goods In our .line. We will 40 cam
utmost to sathify alluto will call oil us at the One
Price r Story of , • . ,
.SOLOMON &
7 . N0..123 Main' Street,
doolir north of Taylor b Co.'s Store.
air The highest 'idea in Cash juld fdr Wool, Miles
and \Pelts.
Toiimda, Pa., April 25, 186ri4 ' •
NELSOR & MANNERS;
FASIIIONAME
SIEI-tCHANT 74ILOAS.
DEALERS IN
HATS Aio.) CAPS,,
GENTS' FIJIkISHING C' GODS
68 Broad .Street., \
• ,
WAVERLY, TIOGA CO., ny.
•
•
We have a Fashionable Cutter from New York eity;
and take all the risk in lug rin a good fit.
Wo nuke at our own entabilahment. We give rat ,
limier attention to" , ronthe, Bare, and
CHILDRENS" CLOTHING
And always ism.) a gaol sarortment.
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
From $5 rot& to vl.fm per yft r ".l rrool)
Best Stuck of Huts and r ',fps
I, s4;ibtu 20 mflyti home and look. and wove for
yourself.
iv% win be at the Ward tionse every 'Thursday,
with sampler. of Oman, and prepared to take.rdea
wires. TAN VELSOI & m.usinms,
• uv Broad-at., Waverly, S.T.
Feb. 20, 18',i2....
THE TOWANDA • REGULATOR
CLOIIIIiNG SY 0if1: !
Actioining Pattmi't Mock
ROSENBUG & WOLFF,
Would respectfully announce to the .eitizens of To.
wand% and vicinity, that they have irpened the above
Store, under the name of - The Towanda Regulator,"
with a splendid assortnrynt of
READV-31.i1)1.3 Pf.OTTILN(I!
Gents' FiumbihingOda, Hats, eat, , ke.,/ce., which
they assure the said citizens cannot, be excelled to
style or elegance. and that the prices are an low ark;ti:i
astonish everybody. Rosenberg L Wolff Lupo that
by strict attention, and fair dealing with the people
of Towanda, thyy will obtain their patronage and imp
pert. They also - beg to sub.ipin tir• following Com
mandments (or their guidance :
THE / TEN COMMTMENTS
Keep them, and Harpy will be Thy Day;
1. Thon shalt barn no other place to bny clothing
except Rosenberg.T A; Wolff' One Prle Itegulatcr, Main
Strut.
2. Thou shalt notchoooe any other merchant • thou
shalt not listen to tlichk speedies, for Inisenh ' itrg 'tc
Wolff are no Chathamat. dealers. but sell et one price.
and rcliatdo, and will serve you mil the third and
fourth generation. . •
3.. Thou shalt not neck to vain any more for cheap
raiment, for they can bt found at limomberg k wow,.
One Price Store. • Ni
4. non shalt bear in initul that we sell only on ;ia
days of the week, and don't &sac-Tate the Sabbath by
keeping our doors Open and banging out a allow, for,
on the seventh day, Rosenberg k Wolff, and their
clerks, &airs to rest from their labors.
0.. Thou - shalt honor the way Rosenberg k WWII'
deal, and long may lie thy days; to enjoy its benefits.
shalt not commit an impropriety—of buy
ing of Cbntham-et. Deahns. but come directly to
Rosenberg A: Wolirs •One Prit 4 o MOgllidtOr. Male
••
7. Thou 44ha1t not ark in vain for goodo of For
eign make, for nosents?rg k Wolff keep a largo varie-
t y.
8. Thou shalt not purloin from the - R.,mlator for
Rosenberg k Wolff sell so cheap it would be a stn.
9. Thou shalt not bear false witnesa, -but honestly
acknowledge that you ran get better milted and for
less money, at Rosenbe , rg and Wolff's. than any oth
er More.
10. Thou shalt not covet thy neighbor's gelds, or
.t
his bargaine. for Rosenberg Wolff can giv 'them
li
to you likewise ; therefore; take counsel . and '' y on
ly of RoSenberg k Wolff, the One Price ?den.-
_ _ .
CONE ONE! COME ALL!
At Rosenberg lc Wolff's Ono Prio3 Regulator, Main
t.i
Street, TONVAMIII, Pa. Sept. I. 'GA.
SPRING ND SUMMER GOODS !
GHAT fiEO3CTIOI II PRICES !
ITOCLAMA.TION BY
COHEN•---,t ROSENFIELD,
TOWANDA, PA.
WHEREAS, It reems to have pletired the inhabitants
of Towanda and vicinity to recognize our Asir way of
deal ;
Ming
a) Wriuntii; We own onr sincere thanks to the
community for extending to us so liberal a patronage
until now ;
Awn Wnzazan, We deem it onr duty to reciprocate
all the favors bestowed upon HS Unta tzar
We do hereby publicly PEOCIAIISI, that our, great
stock of
SPRING
.AND SUMMER GOODS,
SUCH AS-BROADCLOTH, BEAVER.
Doeskin & Cassimere Suits,
Of all grades and of the latest styles, will be disposed
of at
REDII,JC,ED PRICES!'
Our goods are madiractired in NOW York city by
me of the mambas of the Jim, therefore wee:thew
bled to sell as cheap as the next, and wishing to re
duce car stock, we Nal put onr goods .at, .auch low
rates as will enable anybody to buy a snit of clothes.
We are recurring the finest stock of
SPitING .4.ND SUMMER GOODS!
Ever brought to this market, such as 'haver, Chin-I:
Doeskin, &c., for Men and Boys' wear;
at, the Clothing Store of
COHEN & ItOSENFIrLD,
.. , . , „
, . , ,
luulaoilvince yourself of the Ilad. that they dogs they
say, sunido not ralsrepreseiat any of their goods. 'Wu
also call attention to our stock of . .
GENTe - FURNISHING: GOODS!
Snell-as Carolinian , and Woolen Overalgrta, Under
shirts and Rawer., Overalls and Overiddits. Gloves,
Cardigan Jacket% Ties, Collorr,,i;roirendern,
LATEST STYLES HATS & CAPS,
- • .
Which they alaciselt at'lleduced Prices.. ials*-lis' i
call tetOte buying elnewbelv.•. - L • -,, '' . ,
COLLEN .S: ROSENMELD,
Tow . aiala, Airr,ll rivirou: Co.
• . .
i•,--t--3.2trahabiti•' • •'• ••-•••,-
`,•, -
i',IIPRING,-.4iND4o33l2bEnt
1,7.4
trf-yos
k aiwwwtrirci="lll4eßsastoosasto
gempilly - ho Oa* 104 4ilNrsew
iqs.l4)4 '. 013
*Rai fudges le tbirienti of itikpotivki,iirbbt
• , win eta ilakctarrpimps
‘ GVI: I-1) r eteit '
c:olWWWllaWyrOcorlNallualmAl a blom ide
el Li
,
sitOdai 'or ittnutiktpig or"
''B U IN ES 13 IT ITS ,„
. r
'cons•• , VESTS' AND PANTS;
•
.ERESS' diATS;PANTS St VESTS,
;'" 1- /AND outs, Dtddardikad:l 4 .o4. (1.
lizerabl, rer_Scalarst,
-Line* CuattnereiluadWantini SWOT ...M , Mufigitit.:
are. otares,,coorrijApther•diegot WOW- Stiie•
adad.B-..Bardoni.
lam that good GoOda invjclietsfarat a fair psi& than
oar peas at any sitem plAetitathe inigacida
ng...litzt doorroyrrlbic Co.
_,
Haj18;1807.i; : WM;
TEWLE. OF PABIUMin
_
riziv simr. AND litir wow! "
Ali entire ne ar.ateekartralethisair
baore the Ver, to Le'-sold trilli
=f
SMLLi ; norrrsr
• The idniersignod wag rekpectfully atinotin6;
MC citizens of Tenni:lila and' pity that 'hi is now
ready to oil& thorn Clothing, such as
FINE BEATEIV93TERMiT, -
IMII
FDiE3T Dies' AND Bllfil - NE- 4 L9 fftrlTS,
Farntalking Good., ire., awl that these gooda,,bonert
at very low ligamn; will sold With very mall pro
fits. I batelad to ealabllab *permanent trade In thtii
place, twain order la gain the cordhlencedat pnrcha•
Hers, will deal on apiela 0f"...
HONESTY .AliT) INTEGRITY!
And 01l goods wUI be warranted for what they are
represented to be. Come and marline, and convince
Sonrarif. Don't forwetthe yitaeri.-Trinnle of Faabion.
oppoalte-the Bra= Bonne, south end of flehtlernal'a
11. JACOBS.
Towanda . , 04.17, '
ESN
NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS
Wonid c %l 1 the attention of the citizew4 of Ttomo and
vicinity. that the.,y have opened with
A New 'Stock . of Goods
At the old stand_ of L. L. 3loomr„..arliere with close
attention to the wants .of the community they
keep a good assortment of godds, which they will
SELL AS LOW AS THE LOWEST,
And tat primp that will Induce every one to buoy of
theni. We shall at all times haven good appoitraimt
FALL AND IVINteER . GOODS!.
Embracing sal the lateitt ntylea or
LADLES' DRESS GQODS I
DELAIIiD;, ALPACAS, ritiwra;
CiMiIiAMS, HOSIERY, HATS; CAPE,
Lours, snoEs., CLOV!s, CABSWEItEB
VI-STINGS, FANCY GOODS, lIMIRELLAS,
(]roccries, Hardware
LADIES TRAVELLING BAGS,
Drys, Fundtit . re, arc., &c,
Tbe.abrwo givel but a slight idea of
G001 ; )8 WE If rE
. 1s - STORE,
And wo only say to our =melon,' Mend. hnd the
public generally, call and .re na. ,tr.t the Merit. of
our pretension., and tf convinced,
BUY AND MAKE Youi LVP lticii
is. saving money in your purohacca. .Wu intend to
=
know we eau vleare Sou, RO give uA a call. All
TArii in ex..lininie for goo b
0. 1).
11.6ue, Pa., Nov. 12, 1868.
NORTH BRANCH FOUNDRY
AND
711.ACHINE SHOP,
littuatetl on Piuc, east of Maio Street.
TOWANDA, BRADFORD 'CO., PA.,
• Is now-prepared to furnish
SAJV MILLS
Mm
SHINGLE MACHINES,
Of the best finality, with the latest improvements.
All intuits of Machinery for Flouring and BM Mills.
Steam Engines Made and Repaired,
Steam Whistles, I
Steam Guages;
Gunge Cocks,
Oil Cans, dk.e.,
Furnished at short notice.
BOLT - CUTTING
Done from !, to 1,4 inches in diameter.
FORGING. ,
Of heavy wrought work for Bridges, and all other ,par
poses, 'demo to order. Also; • large assortment of
COOK/NG d BEATING STOVES,
Coal and Wood Buiuers,Furuitum r n Cooking litotes,
Store Pipe, Tin Ware, Boat Pumps, Pima, Cultlra•
tom and Beraper.s, kept Foutitautly 141 band.
Drawings anti Specifications
of all kinds of machinery for radio, and other. pnr-
Pose"• prepared by
WARREN Firrrli; "
Foreinsn. wbo,igus torgii.e:xperlaitis IP this
branch of the business.
Tuwan4a, Oct. 2n:lB66—ir
THE*MOST CONVENIENT
pace in town to get a
GOOD MFLAL
Two &wilt-south of the National Bank.
, ~, • ' ..
4,, li.,ALVOIID having pr;eliased the aboW3 welt
known establiehinent. In now ptepnl be Walt upon
all wilontay Laver tdm With a cal l.- • .• , ' ,'
lie.ils. o keePl.a bill KIP* 0t„,.. ' • ,'. :
FAMILY GROGRAM'
. Whirl 143 is peoparnd fo Nat
'inirtindiAlai -
A TITLL'ASSORTItENZ'OF
1.1 DU= and cvnom puma. at ,
March 10, MI • LONG k EITELERS.
A NICE STOCK OF
.Lll. and Engravings at
TS E'IMST-rRIIIT .7!FEINTISE
M BE & WC'S:
CIITNOIIILLAS, 'PILOT&
r
- Air.° tbe
was AND ma,
ltriscen'oecnas.
FitOST,
.CROCKERY, 31IRRORS,
WOOD AND TM-WIDE,
EVED. lIFEORE 11E.1111) OF!
mem
F.l RMER'S PRODUCE
WICKILtM A: FROST.
Successort to L. Moody.
ED. Mon.
J0111!I CAJI3LiN
Is Lt. the
EATING HOUSE, .
nuvim
fr4i3llo/CarkWilar Tt-Yrd'o
. . .
,
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M . A.IISIIALT I 8A0TA1,E145.,44.,c9;
svidito call-the atteattcni f arthe poltheqesthete
0 3c1 c1 2 4 . - -; ;I
,UASIDWA.IIB. •
yAniasta nifiaterrrti,- rt • ,: l
: 'nuarsiamor Toots, ' " •
Also, -•
•
OWL mss;""*.
Putty, Yana:fits*
!ad itsrulsatlitushes ;
06066:which Will 'sad •
• rim • Also, • Sattamostmeut nt•.,:
HEROEENt•tglfibai
•
ormiii:lotd ima ittarfl M suit it'd iitibllC. • ' • 1
.inurpti *pitted untletheide4tkam Ott seed Fltildto
Eirotietni., 4 , • I, ; 0 1 • •,•••• •iii
IPartleuLir attentionvald to the maintfacturtncot
&firkin& of - •
I f
MIMS% PIMP= ATURDIED IM. •
1V17:411Y/3,0II Lwd ape pt • . .;;
.41.1,A88.- FRUIT .14.118,,
With ii{iiiiuved 0111-Ippling coikig, and
EIXEMZTIC.4.O# I t riOC4Nki„l. "
Islll4ttle MO"
SiolrEaq, .131:91rES
Juni. received now line Stoiek at 1
'THE, METROPOLITAN HARDWARE 'STORE*
•
Aro attracting innch attention. An tnnuenie variety
' of Stoves - •
ALWAYS O.V firANDI
t/toT!a, coat or Vrood,.that rlll salt pan for
•
' Parlor, Office, Store, School,
CHURCH, BOAT OR (MORINO STOVIZ.
Come and gee the new pattCrua—it cat.
ONE LOOR BitE'o.ltE .- BUTING!
• We keep in leading ilret-Clasa . fit,O - ea for the opri.
Jena, and a cheaper variety of Stoves ' for the hnnibiwit.
Examine fur yourselves your own interrvt. •
S. N. BRONSON.
Orwell, Pa., Oct, 211 p 168.. .
.•
Furniture.
L OOK HERE!
There Is now on exhitalon at the'
Mammoth Furniture Store,
D TOWANDA. PA.,
• • The largest and beet stcel: of
FURNITURE
To ho found in Northern Pennsylvania. which Is be.
ing sold nt
GREATLY REDI'C'EIP PRICES!
My stork ennsthts in part of Parlor, Library. Din
tag-room and Chamber sets,-Parlor; LlPeary. Exten
sion, Lining and.thlko Tables, Chains.. Bedsteads,
Bureaus, Washstands. Sofas, Lonnges, Tete-a-tetes,
What-Nola, Cradles, - 'Cribs, kc,, 'ke. A toll line of
Mattrasses and .Bedding, Pier, Mantel and Common
Mirrors, Oval and Brodie Frames and Brackets, &so.,
Ae. In fart, everything
In the itrniture Line
Wilt& must be peen to be appreclatod autambli%
be PULL at
LOWER ES!
Mau the same quality of goods van be purchased else
where. •
Thankful to the public for their pastltheral patron.
age, and determinol to merit a continuance of the
same by offering Inducements not to be found else
where. 1 Invite them to soli and examine my goods
and prices before turehasing elsewhere. NO charge
for showing goodk, and I
WILL NOT It E. •CNDEIISOLL
COUNTRY DEALERS anpplied as nsit.ll at tlsslow..
est market prices. •
I also keep en hand n large assortment of Ready
'fade Coffins, from thq most common to the Attest
Ito..ewoixl. Also 'Burial Robes, Crapes, te.,andl JIM
the sole agent In Rentiferd county for Minter It Fisk's
AIETALIC BUItIAL casm. CASKETS. .A•C
A c. , 4llEAWlEalwaya in readineem *lrm rmnire,V
Towanda, Deo. 10. 1863. . JAMES 0. FROST.
- putNITU'RE!
NEW GOODS!- NEW GOODS!
NEATLY FINIS.HED
POPULAR. PRICES!
CHAMBER. SETS, Ti ART 4 OR 'SETS,
DlNllia 110011 SETS,
MIRRORS, PICTURE F=%E.S,
Photograph Frames, fo! ea cYy body-
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF runsrruni,
Sintnd to this Market. I have, the beet litatedaterer . •
to the country. and manufacture our own upholstered
work.
REPAIRING AND JOBBING,
Done to order. Daring an 'experience of 20 years In
the loudness. I can confidently hope to please all who
patronize me.
• Don't forget the place : No. 15.5 Main Street. two
doom south of Deldiesuan'a Block, 'Towanda. Pa. •
S T..DECKF.II.
Towanda. May 30. 1860—tf. -
DIARIES FOR 1863
PAPER R. ENVELOPES
NEW-YORK PAPERS
SCHOOL WOKS
PENS,. INIC, MUSIO, STA.TIONIIY
PICTURES
BLANK - BOOKS
YANKEE 'NOTIONS.
• Tompuids. Nor. 19.1888
11100K-BINDERY.-THEr PUB.!
I_l lie is respectfully Jeremiah that the Book-Bin
deep has been remcwed to the A.rind Badding. third
dory. There will be done
OM
Dtwa
In all Its Various branches. on tenni as seaaonable aa
..the ha V "wll allot. The Bindery 1111 be under
IL C. WIIITAICEIL
, . .
An, erperienold Binder, irrili - ' &Twat wilibe y
dopy in a al* and moaner wldebaussibe •
linelo.SMNew -spearkiNdllooks. Ito., bound
1161.01 7 stns. - lftstleblir atteutten ven be
raid So Uzi and 'nudist of .- - ,; • - , ~
~ BLANB~IiOOBB,~
To anydemired pattern. which in quality end du a:
bility will be warranted.
All work will be readyfor delivery Wben . Proltdied.
ieg:a= ealhe"b".° is an d Per
n.Towanda, August 2,18G8
A.' FINE ASSOBT'MENTtor trOtg
LET POAPII, at . k
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' i) i Olinier lain solillileilerekailiTtiwillallilli ,
'gall' aTilli iiitkeelkidtilocle."l aa
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. t Rabliaalle.ll,l=ll.4 IL a 4".
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tl.. Jc. •%i .4 - 1 1% - to ir. , :m .fr , ..:a ,-.4,..f.;.rkr,".. 4 , 11
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11 BENZINE YANDLIZUREENTINE, , 1
ni; ' , kik:twist'.
. .O 1
-.6%1.A I‘.'“ =',4.. ' 1/ i ir i t l.l. ,
And sal kinds of.
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MEM
KEBOBEN.E.DRAIO,IIiIitIik
, • „
'to
•- 13 P,19 4 .wa1r.-c , .-w_ca ,
TONEIMAND VAVRINE OILS;
Conflating of
a
pgina 'pink Aii**if
AWPACR.',II.(O4r
, . ,4- - .,.. PpfpaillrioPiii , Dre.*Parqunetrr. -. ~ ~ 14,
IrOKET .110010i4 .1"-OlenVONAIN;
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ivre iP a
• ' T °9-0 5 *44 / - , ..? , . * P 11 1 # ;: 4 4 .1 5P!. - I
• ' - • Mr,- ' Arm: Liquolisr , ,-1 ,
. 44).41‘riG' (x)' . ~A)iTirgr - ' - ,.. iimil..tiiii,.:CfCa4
- chifeeiCiiiiia inil teowii ik4i, TiallisoCsni.'
iroseriwisturmartam. sbodder mrseem: !nor' , : .
:It Ripple Arr., fA7g 11 01: ' -
. ! n MK likaftiling /Yin heir, They. -,:: • -
• ' / 3 . . Inciarnit i i, nt M ot is'tt'll. v . ili . cork .. 4licule ', -.. :
iZt; fed fitat a Tiliiiiiing, i — gietacide, M 5 . , ., ,
"list. ite,ltotinla, Scloeilr. veock golucaleth-
A rri. l l , •lnes, and all the . ular Patent . ,
E D I:C E S •
-,•
Alt ankles , warrentotl to -represented. - Persona et
distgate.alin.metre theironlene Dp stage or
which will remit's prconpt and careful attention.
Medical 'advice • even . gratuitotody at -the often:-
charging anblkir medicine. - •
1-a Thankful ,for past.liberelpairOPlige,,arcsild res
pectfully antsotmee to Written& and the pultlic; that
Poplins shaltbe spared tirsatlify.andineritthe eon-,
tfinuttlon of their confidence and patronage,.
42. - Open SOntlays for promriptiotia 'from' 9' id 16
tutu; and 12 tti: to and sto 6 pto; • - •
Jaw . I, ,1866 r-yr,„ , H. C. POLITER, M.P.
'll''. l IT o '
Dnuct'imrßE.
W.. K. IL- 0011 E. Ise -v•rweir - to Gold:. .rows.m.),
continibag the busineas at the old' island.
PattoffiaßlOek, where be Is dally reeetrinmadditton
to his,stork from tho
. moot reliable Importers and
thanolactairrn. He reipeetfully halos 'for h liberal
glare of :'.t large , etilet of' • •
FRESH DRUGS .I.Ii,..ILEDICINES
Han jai► itern 'recalved; and -1 am LOW PreParVi X4lO
tha _
WANTS OF THE' PUBLIC WITH Annuas
DELOXOLVO TO VIZ 111.1.1,T,,,
rtinnlvnot -AND LIQUORS von
MEDICAL vsF •
• ETTLL AIIItYiLTDItYr P• CON.CKSITMLED
1 1 (YrOW , „ECLECTIC ADD 11011tEorxrilIC
MEDICVIS.
ALL TIIE•POPIILAII PATENT MEDIC,INES
PAINTS, OIL, a:uertilr,
PAINT A ND VA liNlSlcial FSHES;
raNcy AND TOILET ARTICLES OF EVERT KIND
lILDE.WS AM:011911C MtrW
ALKALOIDS ASP RESIXOMS,
All the bext.Trussea
ABDOMINAL BIIPPOBTERS
Shoulder bm-v+
PIREART PUMPS, NTPPLE SIIELLS SIIIELDS
SiorOng Bottles, 83Lingcs Cztivjurs
• L.RMIE APIOUTME:gt Or RAZOBS, irrnor.,; SOCILET
BUILMEAL INSTRUMPTTS OF LATE STYLE
AND twx AjtALrrx
. •
. . . . ..
A large anpply of Brumben for tile flat and Bair. Also
fotthe Teeth and Nada. TOuth Powder and Parteit, •
Oila, Ptdinniety; Soaps, Cotuha, flair. Dye,. • •.‘
'lnrig9ratore, ke.-," lieroriono; Serotwoe
1 Lamps, Shades, Chimney!, \Vial., •
1 • • - ac.,..tdl of the latex{ styles. .
CIIOICE • CIOiBS; tOIi.ICTO Sl!Clff'r
irse Phyraiciatmoupplied atreasonablO rates. Medi
cine++ and Premalptickua ,nrefidly and accurately cone
p‘muded.and trrepared by competent pervotut .at sill
honrs of the day and night.. Sunday bourn [nen 9to
10 o'clock in the forenoon, and I to 2 in the afternoon.
Towanda, W,pt. 29, 18G6. - W. If. 0011 E.
Mansfactories.
TOWANDA 'AGRICULTURAL
VOIIK4
TO WANDA, • PE I'.v' ~
mANurACTritu-s imps, 'tirOKES,
LIENT STUFF,
HEAVY AND LIGHT -IVAGONS,
GENI:itAL WouD
WOOD TURNING IN ALL ITS'URANORM
SAWING, 'ETC., ETC
To Dealers ha
HUBS, STOKES & BENT STUFF,
G 23111
FmTswzmwrira=amtww,
=
SECOND GROWTH iIIICKOAY AND OAK
1.
.-LIGTIT AND HEAVY :WAGONS. ON fITAND
WO have the Broadata/NoaTow Guage
ky. MILL TICKR; in.Xle and alresxell
W. T. BISHOP. Snyerintvntlent.
M. C. MERCUP., Prf,:dent
T OWAN.D 'CARRIAGE.
FACTORY
:khe underxtgiteil regrectrUlli =flounce to the pub-
11c tha! they haw puzclu,letltho
CARRIA•CiE SHOP
G. H. DRAKE,
/9 4 Mt now PnTared: to build work to
THE 'LAVEST
And mod warkmanlUos manner. Theyaeill mutant,
ly keep on band ilnamantment, of midendld , •
•
'TOP - - AND • OPEN' 11(IGOIE1,,
/FAMILY CAIIRIAGrfS,
DEMOCItA T ASX:O, LV,I4IEIi.
,W. 34308,
EM=l
SLEIGH'S
ALL worm vnitioth76
:12EPATIUNGiFirmptlyi attended to at nkmAditimble
125
Towanda, illhq 9:1861-47.
01101,_CE _ LOT '01 ( 'WLN'TEII,
4..1L PratCot au kinds, tor mad bithe bairel or bomb,
ol."Fit • atec t um k maw..
IN I CE AGENCr - ,
° •LI `,s,7eirotltAliDAC.4ol:4 _
,* T. god , . _rokoh . •
71:1;1 L •r„
A ll l,l :450liCiklrfOr. -1 4,r41V11410ingirelidie
COMpa tett • _
. , •
Irripergn,lxsuluscr. Colwyn,, .• •
'pop:K J ') ,3:11/
ekth -
LlSPiater, Pa.
Rdatu AUrafC4ll hcarniurcz Comiaim'
: O:4SfYtLLD ELM tarn • Mau IntitAxci 'CrE;
Masi
.cr b.4I.FtiMg..q:,,,CNP
, 4 .I CwiLNExttcr:,:toxrAnx, , ,
• 'AFlnny,
=II
,ixtiotint of ACiipital• Reptimetitod,
2 _ yr
___Js2,4oo,ooo
*' ' •,' P". - • • - ' l' o.b. I 0-1. E S . '''
seenyed In theAtKvt) CuialpsWof st
.F . A:•,I it: B . A. T a:8, - . '
'
and rh.ke filen me rn kii.b..l
•
, '.• iliittalifi '' • iiifiheit ' CON'ritirff: '
' .
•V, 'll.olNERiAjtiAM"3iitif7id Irt titli - OfneC.
. loVibe IltlikrA4ittiliiiipirce lin *holt' Gine and at.
Acirlion ItS,CL . ve.t.li to tbe
•C; MAMA:SCE-- ntsr.ll:§4, — ..' •' ' .
~ : •
Making a careful and tharc;iiilierainleation of esery
ipiferdring.icnwand4cennplatin 43*i:wiling
'did& when about to expire. and bye meted and
diligent attention to the bnanteaa gereaveliy;be bore*
Ito recant theconildenca awl trentenvet the aout
..u..multy.` PARTICULAR A . ON 'given to Irk
>ounce on. ' • "-, , • '
tl s §,ltX BUILDINGS AND tkifickintas. •
Policies written fir th;rterin en'THBEE YEAits
cni sitals„rtsks sj, the very LOWEST ttATE,K.
, snitatlicrs ,testtin*llo %,41
to give me a call wive? =ulna tolown.
offic e screed door south. of the Nan]
.
lu diaidivitioni and - ramp lunar
K. IkspisAs. Saath Tossuds t. S. ARNIM% Lest
Smithfield ;WII.LAED Lanz., Luther's Mills.
Jane fit 1869.
FlimbivE, AND ACCIDENTAL
INSLILINcE.
.FI:YY.YTEEN :V IL L - 10 X bOLLA ES
or the fultrAcing-nam,;ll4lable Cobol auks
Fflz 3Lu x i ISnPti Nut: Co.,
•
Capital aneurll I U,kr
00:AE Irmt - nA.:cm
• -Vas Yprc,-
Canltal and entrllis over 150,t.90
NOTITIL AItESICA,
Philadelphia. J
Capital and pnrpino ocer
Port.
Cap!tal anal fin zylabs user
F...\-rrxtr!usa IsNritANcs
r/i/atkiphia.
Cayiial antfsn , 1 u a—
Ant - ne I:4•ll2..k.ser.ceow axt. • I
IG Terk. $
C,pital an#'7nrplus ores
Pc . •l•;ciatz cumpAys
!fartArd, f
CaikiLa and etinlot , over Oil.Mvi
LTI E IN , I.M.VSTE CO.MT.t37.
Neu , York.
Capital and 81.trplrui over
TrAvatrizas' Ccorraarr. A - • .
Ilar(4,rd, Coitn-
Capital and surplus over 1600,00 e
• •
N kin,b isks taken no all Prop , rty, at at Itnt take
an by any other reliable Companies
- roikk. irsued And Low.. if anS:Adin.t• 4l at
- this Agenty, thereby swing the trouble and expellee
of going elsewhere: for settlement.
10-0111 et at tire Ilaraltare Store of Codittn... Ttn*-
eell is Co. C. S. IttbSEI.J..
. Tpwanda.reb. 7,lBGG—tf.
NATIONAI., LIFE INSURANCE
CA,I! PArrrAr„
. .
dcut
;.
'JAY- , ,l'OOKE;ellairmap Finance and Ea. enm.
lEENAT D. COOKE. 'Tice fic-Nitieratl'
EME.E.‘;.O:: W. PEET. Eoc-retarratl Artna.
The niivant:wr . .2 of no Nfttlonal 16,11::111,
I: It is a National comrany, charterialire
. 2. It has a paid ttl capital Of On
3. n offers low rat-•o of preminins
A. It fnrnisbes . laraer insitraner than other ermi
panics, fur ttgi tine money ;
3. It is ileinute awl certain ;
6. Iliac is no pr•ssibility of inierepreisnitztom
'agents, - or naisamit,t standinii policy-holder.;
7. Tlui s poliales are .
contracts, eel msteli hull
_ ranee for so ninth indoey :
3. AU policies are non -forfeiting :
it: no. exempt frota. sttaclithent.
E. W. "'LIEF' 14i1.idtivh.M..
nv.i....l.gcnts for Tow+.la and vicinity
Jan. 9, 186.
RADFCIII) COUSTY
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY
i'OU.TIIE I oI.WVINI.I,i.F.LLtBLE
Ptice.nx rrnE
MEI
Ho a IxstuaNce
New !Pre:). On
ISE
GERILINLt FltE
FEE
Son= Luranc.tti FLUE,
Xcw
MEI
H tNOVEIt
e:m
. Policies written .111 , 1 Lees , atijnstea at Chi.. Agency.
.Farm property emm taken at the learnt rates.
irej• °Mee in Mercur's mirth aidelub.
lie Square,Towinola; Pa. JOIN W. MIN.
April 1, 180.
THE EQUITABLE LIFE .ASSU
RANCE SOCIETV'S-Agrmcy iN-Bratlford,Co.
Warty Income aver $2,000,000 CIPII;
atenivocrr. k WARD
Towanda, .1114' 23, 1E167.
TEEELYCCIAELNG )lUTUAL FIRE
Isurarice Agency for Ilrflford County.
ZUW.12111.1, July 2. 1868
Mutual Cant plan.. In anecenfnl opßratinn orrit aen.
ta-sereal yenta. MONTAIM k WARD.
. Towauda;July 25.:18GL
rip NEW AND IMPROVED
FA 1111 . , ,Y SE TVL.VG - MA CHINES,
Were avrartleil the First Prigie it the ParinExperitiou
186. over $2 otter Maraises. .
• Also,Aho'following State Fairs of letkilave award
ed this Machina the first premium :
New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts; New
Hampshire, Vermont, Wisconsin, and Indiana. -
At the County Fairs of Madison, Onondaga. Von:-
go. Wayne, Orleans, Tompkins, Seneca, Monroe: r
hinter, Schneer, Ltviston, and a hoot of others.
Report of the CcenUes on Sewing Machines, at
the State Fair held in Rochester, fall of 1868 : Your
Committee have examined the different Sewing Ma
chines, to which their attention was called. anTiordd
reconinwnd as:the best Famil,y - klachine for all work.
Elias Times Sewing Mitcham, and for the following
reasons : lot—Simplicity of toriegnetion. 2a—gclt-
Wait) . * of tension on both ripper and lower threads.
gd—Ease of management. let—Great range of work
upon's!l materials. Bth—The perfect attachments
the Machine for felling, hemming. harking. brakling•
ting, binding and cordin wattle ease with which
they ir e limited: 61b—The g,
AttratOty of the Ms.
allot it bdag bode of hardened steel. and adjusted
in its bearings. We recommend a medal."
Neorlityle Hemmer. Braider. Tucker. Qniltw. Cool
er, Embroiderer, Binder. Palter and - Implored Tuck
Marker...
It will nw any and every kind of thread..frmu the
Meet to the coarsest, with a meth smaller needle
Hob other machines. Be sure and examine one be
fore yon purchase. Price froth feet° $2OO, and mrry
machine warranted. The real value of our Mumfae.
truing Machines for Tailors, Boot. Shoe. Harness awl
Carriage Makers, is too well known to tannin. rem
relent. Don't fell to cap and MOO UM):
SligrAilD
,&:MANEITIL General Agents.
- Lake Street.Tlndrs. N.Y.
For Pal k CO., General
Agents, 'Dv ands, Pa._ _
TOOL.--50,000 LBS. IV () O L
,VV vaulted, for which sere will be paid.
May W. A. ROCKWF.LI..
STYLE
IMYANT & BPULEY
NEM
EMS
3=:3
C. S. IitSSELT.. Alyeitt
CO. OF C. 5....
Chartercil by Coma. Isros.
- Geziertil AgeutP
3ramg , r.
N. C. ELRUIEr. k A. 0. MAAON.
JOHN MIL .1[1?t, TO-4,OCDA,
YinTont, Conn.
• I.la.fal
EMMIEJ
:V'eto York.
CASH CAPITAL $3,0(X),600
CAPITAL 11400,000.
ELIAS -HOWE
=I
.
jJ51J.(11.0
MiCIM
El=
lE=
i 750 0(x)
, Vi,01.10,060
1.62137{;.7.1
1173,843 77
$8.10,682 28