Kind Training of Colts sad Homes,
•
Oentlemen : There is one subject
to which I would like to direct the
attention of the readers of the Jouo
- of the Farm, and that is the early
training of homes, so as to render
them safe for all purpose& It is not,
as many suppose, &difficult thing to
train horses, so that they . 'shall be
perfectly tractable under almost any
circumstances.
The horse is an intelligent animal,
:--one that, above , almost any other,
appreciates kindness and gentleness
on the part of those that have charge..
of him. He can readily be taught
to understand what is "expected of
him, unless those expectations are of
an unreasonable character ; and once
comprehending what the master's
wishes are, appears to be ambitious
to meet them. But let it not.be for
gotten that this willingness on the:
part of the animal to semis coupled;
with Lindness on the part of the
master. . • •
It is . a great matter to inspire a
horse with confidence in his trainer.
If he shies at an object, the trainer
should first soothe him by kind and
encouraging words and gentle pat
t lugs, and not endeavor to cure the
animal's fears by blows and loud and
:n!gry invectives. The object - . of
alarm should then be approached
cautiously, and be touched for him
died by the driver. This will serve
to assure the horse that his alarm
~ vas groundless, and it will be sur
pr:sing if ever there is a repetition of
the shying from that particular ob-,
i,.ct.
Again, colts should bo early train
el to the use of the bit, and to the
wearing of harness. By putting a
',it in their mouth occasionally, and
exercising a gentle use of the reins,
they soon begin to comprehend the
object ; i and by the time they are old
cil(\ugh to be put to work, it will be
f oind that one of - the greatest diffi
t'olties in the way of breaking a colt
obviated. Putting a saddle on a
colt's back, and occasionally harness
ink him up, even to the tightening
of the girths and the plating on of
flic - eollar, should he practiced. Thus,
in a variety of ways, the young colt
r•!in be taught docile habits, and be
thus rendered doubly valuable to his
cov,ier.
I am a great stickler for kindness
t. i• animals. In early life my Sent
the other way, but experience
satisfied me full}-,that nine-tenths
~f the mishaps which occur to torses
alld their drivers are
,dne to the tm
ldndness with which the animals are
ti...ited. Occasionally, a horse is met
wiL,se temper is so bad that it would
almost impossible to render
litei tractable, but such vicious beasts
are rare.
. I need not s:ly to your readers,how
mach more valuable iu the market a
w. , 11-educated horse is, than the 1m
i.nly and almost unmanageable ones,
vshivh are so frequently met with.
.y always bring better price, and
tliey are really more valuable. It is
a great error to suppose, as many do,
that a docile horse is necessarily
.0. - anting in spirit. - Nothing could be
further from the truth than this. The
it spirited horses I have ever seen
w,•re those which were hest educated,
and which needed neither whip nor
threats to urge them to adopt any
t'a'•e of which they are capable.
Lancaster Co., Pa. J. RINOWALT.
Bad Luck
This general term for bad manage
hi it should be abolished ; there
no such thing as bad luck in
ti,.• sense in which it is used. There
accidents which no common good
•,: ,:•&• could prevent, but there are few
attending crops, live stock, or the
.1;•-,posal of the same, which cannot
1 ! easily traced to bad management.
For instance, a field of corn turns out'
had in quality and light in quanti
ty that the owner says he has "had
-:llocking bad luck with it this year ;"
Ina on inquiry it will be found that
lie was at work be might have done
:,oath earlier, when he ought to
have planted it ; that his manure was
raw, hiving been taken from a heap
xyllichtliad never been turned over,
•tild other people's corn was up and
I , ••„lking well when his was put in the
ground. His lambs die without any
.:iparent cause, many of the ewes
Flaying done the same previous to
ye wing time ; but these sheep were
i:at in close quarters most of the
:.,,ter, eating dtisty and hard hay
i; hunt any roots, bran or grain to
rengthen them and enable their
snachs to digest. His cows have
been miscarrying, and those having
me their full time give little milk,
-;.) that he has had very "bad luck "
Nv ill them too • it will be found on
estigation that these poor animals
11 yed on mouldy cornstalks the. first
p.irt of the winter, chopped up and
\VL'e, so that they could not pick out
any which happened to be not quite
had as the rest ; then, just as abor
t i in commenced, some hay was given
to them, which was full of weeds—all
of it, timothy, clover and weeds,
seed ; the clover'quite black, and the
s; ems of all crackling like brushwood
when moved about. Bushels of seed
were !mocked out in haymaking,
many more bushels scattered about
in loading and unloading, while the
rest sheds out and mixes with the few
leavesleft to rub off the stems, in be
ing forked over from the mow to the
!hangers.
Farm Proverbs.
Dd not keep more live stock on
your farin than you can keep well.
House all things as much as possi
-1,10. animals, utensils and crops.
S q II when you can get a good price,
d - ) not store for rats and speen
-I,llh.
rhe more comfortable you can.keep
anima's, the more they will
thrive
good cow is a valuable machine,
more food she properly digests,
!lo
•Treater the profit.
.t fcw roots daily to all the stock ;
:re r, welcome as apples to boys and
; iris.
Iron shoes on sleds last a lifetime.
Ley are really cheaper in the end
trot the wooden ones.
Replace all the bars where you pass
t.n by strong gattis, and then won
tivi. that you didn't do so before.
Although, in draining land thor
oughly, your puisd may be drained,
vot the full crops that follow will soon
;'I it again.
Always give the soil the first meal.
' it is well fed with manure, it will
1, ed all else—plants, animals and
A borrowed tool, if broken, should
iw replaced by a new one. A. nice
-Iwo of honor in such matters is
!nch to be commended.
It seems strange that housekeepers
bny pails and tubs with brass
'loops and trimmings. They cost a
little more but last wonderfully,
~.~
MO
GLO*“),IIS
TEAS GIVEN AWAY
IME=3
GREAT AMERICAS' TEA STORE,
No. 1 Gairrira t PArrox's Nzw Swag.
maws Entscr.
At the sign of the
AMERICAN FLAG!
And the
RED, w tart AND BLUE STORE 1
Samples, of Teas orVSN /MAT MELT. to satisfy
the people that this is the place to me money.
PRICES Low AE THE OiLEAT ANEEIC.AN TEA
compiair or NEW TORE.
Fresh Ground Coffee received daily from New Fork.
or ground to order. Also whole Coffee, green and
meted. all styles. whole and ground Spines, Dried
- Fruits, tn., at equally low prices.
The subscriber begs luxe to return his thanks for
the very liberal patronage extended to him while In
the Grocery business in this place, and
solicits a trial In his new- enterprise. The business l
will be conducted strictly on the
CASH SYSTF2tI!
Bo you sill not have to pay extra prices to make up
for the losses of a credit business.
U you can't spare fhe money to pay fora pound.
buy an ounce and pay for it. Be Independent—then
you will be worthy to walk under the
AMERICAN FLAG
Into the
American Tea Store !
And buy your Goode cheap. Romember the
Red, White and Blue Store, new Block, Bridge Street.
July 1, 1600. BRAYRALL & RIDGEWAY.
GO TO S. N. BRONSON'S FOR
HUBBARD MOWING MACHINES,
None better, and parts for the same, an important
=rich:Mem:tient,
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS I
No better quality can be found, and at prices attain
able. Tone of •
STOVES,
AND HARDWARE,
IRON
Au low as the tide of the market, kc., km, at
METROPOLITAN lIARDITARuE STORI
Jane 24. 18N-1,1
Du's FOR 1869 .
PAPER 4: ENVELOPES
NEW—YORK PAPERS
SCHOOL BOOKS
PENS, INK, MUSIC, STATIONRY AND
PK-mitts
BLANK BOORS
YANKEE NOTIONS.
Towanda, Nov. 19, 1868.
GO TO THE
M Rd Y
FOR A
GOO7D-MMA.I_,:,
AT ALL HOER&
OYSTERS ALWAYS ON HAND,
IN THEIR SEASON.
BREAD, FRUIT,
1-1
PIES, CANDY,
CASES, n NUTS,
SCOTT k INGTON.
Towanda. Deo. 15, 1868.
PHILADELPHIA A: ERIE RAIL
JROAD.-SUMMER TIME TABLE.
=BOOM AND MULCT ROUTE RETWWI PETLADELPIUA,
BALT/KOBE. BAILTUNIIDII0 • WILLIILICOORT. AND
TUE 011Ekr OIL LEMON OF PDIFICSILTA.,3.I.
ELEGANT SLEEI'IXG CARS on all Night Train,
3On and after 3101%1)AN, JULY VAIL IWO, the train
on the Philadelphia le Erie hail Road will run u fol• l
lows : 1;71:811FARD.
MAn. Tic Arm leaves Philadelphia, 10:45 P.M.
" " " Williamsport, 815 A.Y.
. - arr. at Erie 9.30 r.m.
Eau EXYREhro leaves Philadelphia 11:50 A.m.
• .. Williamsport 8:50P.M.
" any. at Erie 10:00 A.Y.
ELBA MAIL leaven Philadelphia 11:00 A.Y.
.. .. .. Willitu:rispepi. 6:150 P.Y.
- - err. at Lock Haven 7:45 P.M.
NAIITWARD.
MAIL TRAIN leaves MA 11:15 A.Y.
•• Williamsport 12:20 a.m.
arr. at Philadelphia 915
Este. Eiparms ifISTCII Edo 6.25 P.Y.
Willissnsport. 710 a.m.
•• arr. at 4:10 P.Y.
ACCOMODATION leave. Lock Haven.........12a0 P.Y.
WMismsport ........1:45 P.M.
arr. at Sunbury 310 P.M.
Mail and Express connect-with Oil Creek and Atte ,
gbeny River Rail Road. Ba CAeclard Trtrough.
L. TYLER,
General Superintendent.
4aly IL 1869
THE NEW AND IMPROVED
ELIAS HOWE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
Were aurded the First Prizont the Paris Erponition,
1867, over 82 other Muldoon.
Also, the following State Fairs of 1868 hate award
ed this Machine the that premium :
New• York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, New•
Hampshire, Vermont, 'Wisconsin, and Indiana.
. .. . .. ..
Al the County Fairs of Madison, Onondaga, Oswe
nt'W
go, ayne, Orleans. Tompkins, Seneca, Monroe, Her.
b ,
Schuyler, Livingston, and a host of others.
port of the Committee on Sewing Machines, at
alio ate Fair held in Rochester, Lail of 1868: .. Your
Committee have examined the different hewing Ma
chines, to which their attention was called, and would
recommend as the best Family Machine for all work,
Elias Howe's Sewing Machine, and for 'the following
reasons r Ist—Simplicity of csmstruction. 241—Reg
ularity of tension on both upper and lower threads.
3dJ-Ease of management. 4th—Great range of work
upon all materials. sth—The perfect 1... aments to
the Machine for ferling, hemming, tucking, braiding,
quilting, binding and cording, and the cue with which
they are applied. 6th—The durability of the Ms.
chine, it belt* made of hardened steel, and adjusted
in its bearings. We recommend a medal."
New style Hemmer. Braider, Tucker, When Card
er, Embroiderer, Binder, Yeller and Improved Tuck
Harker.
It will nee any and every kind of thread, from the
finest to the coarsest, with a much smaller needle
than other machines.: Be sure and examine ono be
fore you purchiuse. Price from Mite $2OO. and every
machine warranted. The real value of our Manatee
taring Machines for Tellers, Boot, Shoe. Harness and
Carriage Makers, ii too well known to require col:a
-nent. Don't fail to call and see them.
BIIEPARD & =Mug, General Agents,
.20 Lake Street. Elmira, N.Y.
For tale' by CODDlNG.ausszu. & CO., General
Agents, Towinda, Pa
AGENTS WANTRD-FOR PROF.
Parsons' Laws of Business, with fun directions
and forms for all Transactions in erery State, by
TRYOPZELCS PATRONS, L.L.D.. Professor of LAW in
Harrard VILNA?WV. A NIA BOOR FOR ZVI:EMBODY.
itxplaining arm kind of Contract and Legal Obliga
tion, and sho w to draw and ezmute them.
The highes anthcaitylnthe land. Send for
our liberal ternia. ',Also far our Patent Bible Pros
poctuat Sae Pus. PAB3IELEE A' CO., Ph la.
A LL BINDS GROCERIES AND
Provisions, at wholesale and retail, at
May 18.1803. C. D. PATCH'S.
ALL HINDS SPICES, Catert4
roasted. ready ground. or ground to order. put
tip to 2, 3. 4, or¢pound boxes.
_ -.s
ME
WBOPEEI44E t 00ERY
tOilE*4 410p1LE
- •
; .-ggt
The unaitiligtu4, enc6.uraglioNEW
the mesas which - has thus far attend-
F
F.
ed their new enterprise, desire to make
aaknowledgment for the very liberal
patronage they have `received, by giv
ing their customers the-advantage of
their-years' experience, together with
the benefit of their greatly increased
facilities for doing himineas. _ _
They keep constantly On hand a
Very large and complete assortment
of everything in their line, and are
daily receiving such additions to thei;
stock as the wants of their trade re,
Tures.
They have now in store, Sugar.S.y
rup, Molasses, Coffee, Rice, TobOco,
Fish, Salt, Cheese, Fruits, Crackers,
Candy, Matches, Brooms,. Wrapping
Paper and Twine, Flour Sacks, Seed
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" tocall especial utters- .
tion to their hirge stock of Fine Teas,
which they are 'selling at New York
Jobbing prices,--guaranteeing the
quality in all cases.
Have also on hand a good assOrt:
went - of Flour, Pork, mid Kerosene
They still continuo to hive the ben-
efit of a resident Partner in Xci
Orwell, 1
York; who is constantly in the mar-
ket, and prepared to turn to our ad
vantage
any favorable changes in the
price of goods._ •
FOS, STEVF-tiB, MERCUR & CO
May 1868.
pATTERSON
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
NO. 2, PATTON'S BLOCK,
TOWANDA, PENN'A
linshi,g purchased the entire stock of
of I'. J. JONES, and having added largely thereto by
recent parcluu3es; they tako pleasure in announcing
to the public that they are prepared to sell anything
and everything in the
GROCERY .kND PROVISION LINE,
SIIG,UIS,
... TEAS,
FISH,
FLO UR,
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE
STONE WARE, &c., &c..
As cheap as the cheapest. We guarantee perfect sat!'
isCietionto all who may favor us with a call;
CASH PAID FOR PRODUCE.
J. S. PATTERSON
March 10. 1869—tf.
PEOPLE'S
tlol.'TB CORNER MIDGE AND MAIN STREETS.
GROCERIES 'AND PROVLSIONS,
Which will be sold at tho lowest patellae prices
CODFISH,
FRUIT OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
MODERN STONE-,WARE,
FLOUR, FEED, MEAL, GRAnc, &c
Bring on your produce, which we pay cooh for
A constant supply of .Ashton Salt, all.,sized Churns,
Butter Firkins, Tabs, ke.
Please call and look through - oar stock, and we will
do our best to please you. W. ° A. ROCKWELL.
-Towanda, April 28, 1869: t
LOOK!
GOLD WATCHES,
AT WARNER'S.
ELGIN WATCHES,
AT WATINEWS:
WALTHAM WATCHES,
FINE - GOLD SgIVELRY,
AT WARNER'S.
ALL KINDS OF CLOCKS;
AT. *AMER'S.
. .
Bm - tack% and lots ot Minim too numerous to men.
Von, at WASSE.Wa •
Coll and see him you will. save twen7Ver cent
your perscluisca.
.
Sir Witches; Clocks and lowelry italred. and
*minted. Patton'. Mock. A. M. AIL% 1131,.
Towanda, Dec. 1.18 G&
11cCADE & MIL
(Suce(totors to 11tottAs .1. JoNr...)
DEEM
FRUITS, &c.,
GROCERIES PROVISIONS,
MEM
COFFEES, •
SYRUPS,
MOLASStS
FEED,
CORN ME A T 4,
KEROSENE
G',EMMEEI
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE,
A new and completi stock of
MACKEREL,
HERRING,
PORK, '
MUTTON;
HAM;
YANKEE NOTIONS,-
DAIRY EN,
MEW JEWELRY,
AT WABNZWS
AT WARNER'S.
cOWipiwat , Ps:i3M;see
MiDO3I,GMA I UTN42I
ftwoll4ll4llwintinthV3St
ill -r. tf . :9 - lefr 1,1 91 if 4/0 ,1 . -
abeam Cd' CLAI% genic CO.. k tibia prepared
, • - . - .
Lotter to 14 ditsit‘ oi 164161 &nutty &natant,
• .. :• a ii-i - o. ix(t111- - ',
air ind ien galcoa stock of 4 • : .
• 0
i -ec-Aitl glCAßtfi*isestsitie 1
_ , ,
-Which I lave imrchased for *Nth. 'and fool confident
ait I can soli id ea low f!6desiuli can bo
elserybere. Myer offer to the publics epleMppit , 94
ar lrit
1. TEAS, COFFEES, SUGAitS,,it
STARCH; .BALEILITUS; &c
~ . 1.141 " :134044fIl 7teck-At it ,Er.
A.TCRON FLOUR, GRAHAM DO
- 41 titairloat BU4KPIrrAVDOd
, '
1 !-Akgriot!ttizr.trtignA.P.pmfmift,ei
all lands of nut. Would call the attention of the
piplio to onr Can't 130-Dent
STOCK OF TOBACCO,
3..7!'. } ,a
In qualitior price. Jenne Caldera Celebrated !ATM
dry. New York Chemical and Brown Soap
.
-I#OOI>EIT'WARE. "'
•Large araortment of li .s 'AIKEE NOTION'S, TOW'
89APS, ke., Ice. I will pay the litihest cao pricy for
, CCIUNTRE PRODUCE, t.;;;
Purl. vre twacsicheLorz A'ls clu!wiacral;
l c.,
r pidebtcg to 1110 late.tirm plea3ccall
. ,
and make Immediate payment.
Towunda,lilarcb, 12. 1817
II
AND -
CORNER MALI AND BRIDOR STREETS,
Tow.u6A, PA.,
Dealers In all kinds of
44.110CE111E5,
,I'l{O,uksl9•NO..;
• • FLOUR
Feed and Meal,
WOOD, WILLO awl STONE
777" _A_ R, *-11'11
Tro'altl call sr coil - 1 attcni . :ou to Our clock of
FLOUR,SUGA I!, TEA d COFFEE,
Which we WARSIA:CT giVe ,atinfaut!im
= • T .1 t ;
gr.IL/TT ND PRICE.'
GASH paid
. far desirable.;Cvun(i•ij
I'm 'two
,;.
G. L. KEELER.
3i. 1 ,1." - ljdNl.
?.! '• ' •.•••1
Tapioca. Vermacclii. :11.1ccaroni, Sago. Pearl Barley
and Hominy. Oakley's, Tarlor's, anti
Family Soaps. liohuat'a, Tahldge,'
1 ; 7 .llaktp4 kosi - duf. :I.ft t .
Burnett's ' Stan
. dant Extracts.
Hecker'p
Farina. Hops.
Cox's Gelatine.
The Gem " Fruit Jar.
Baker's Chocolate. Cocoa and Broom.
Titus" Cream, Lemon and Extra Crackers.
"Grant's " Wafer, Alia. Boston, Egg and Butter
lEEE!
Towanda, June 23, 1869
McCAI3E & , . j ;
RECEIVE CG NEW GROC - ERIESE
-' D. A L ! • .
Eplendid Assortment! Whole.sale and Retail!
Fresh and fine quality of Grog er - les :16 can be bought
PRICES RANGE ; LOW FOR
ALARK - RD! '
All kinds of
NAT °NAL. FIRE WORKS! -•'
\Molehills and Retail.'
Country Mercletnt.s will do well to call. Cu: prices
she'll be, vllith the reasonable," satisfactory.
.CALL SEE US.
c.isuPAiD For. COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Goods shown with pleasure. We shall pay strict
attention to all parts of our trade.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Accept our thanks for past favors.
Towanda, June It. 18419.
• Flour, Feed . and MeaL
TOWANDA STEAM ,FLOURING
HILLS
2
CROBAUGH, WTMJER
Iteepectrully Inform the pnblle that they have per
chased the new and extensivtißteahaircataing MUle,
in the smith part of the borough of Towanda, and
haiing all the modern
,nnpreventento, and compo-
tent Millers, they are prepared to clo
CII§TOM
In the best iosslblo manner, and at unusually short
notice. Every pains will be taken'to give stlefactlou,
and we invite a publlc trial.
Farmers doing trasiness in town can bring their
gralu, and have It ground to take back t
FLOUR, FEED AND HEAL,
For sale at the lowcst carp prices, and delivered in
any part of the villago free of charge
Toivads .octotes 5, 1%1
NEW TAILOR; SH011):`:
AMOS P.MSEPACRES
Has opened a shop in the room bank of the Booms of
the Young Men's Christian Association, seeded story,
MOT Eddy's Clothing Store, where he is now prepared
to do all kinds of .
1 TAILORDIG,
In the best and most fashionable manner. An ex
perience of many years, a determination to tee up
with the fashions of the times, and a desire to
his caction. sierami, belbelieves*Mailable him fotive •
rea
r Cuttiw done on abaft notice and reasonable
terms. .Ttnranda, 00L.17, 1867.
TANNING AND HARNtSS MAK
mo.—The undersigned hare this (lay formed a
co-partnership, to be known, as the Scm of MAGEE
& FuLLER, for the purpose of taming on thC aboYe
bruriness. Harness making and repairing done to or
der, and all work warranted. Cash paid ter
GREFFM MAGEE,
EDGAR rur•Tvii.
Camptown, ~Tan. 28, 1868.
rpm LIME! ! LIME! !I •'
The undersigned hereby annaancen to the 'public
that he keeps oonichintly on hind at his KILN in
BROWNTOWN. Pa., a full supply of fresh burned
NEW YORK 1131:E, which he will sell as cheap as.it
can be bought at any point along theXanat ,
Kay I • . D TA4,43.1P
nItIEDi'RUITS OF AT KINDS
6gcr.4ari& mix.,.,
VAl.t.:.!laVi ii-;ilpNiPMO,
k-I:)rat:e-tr.0.;.: . .:: - ',:t. 0'0...'1
ffERCHANT, i() RAS' 'I
I 4., 4 , ,rep1y.0 .3;er
.
I - • ;.I,;' v f
ft. ley:it,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS !
13111 t
; 11-kJ'
WAVERLY, TIOGA CO., ILYi:
'aiikittlixtr4tiiie4rorath
and take all the risk In giving you szood
•
We make at our own motiblinhtneet.
tkCcilizao o #l 32 to.7.th!rore. And,
ICHILDRENSI,CLOTHIN G
fr _.kati l lw44Waijood4.4l4li4ki:i
41\
i • -. !ir ~, !or - 0 / ,r . .•
CL TEES A. 141 3s . VASSEMERES,
:''': , k;-,..0, I , rf.wl- l-..r.r.: .;r,;:11 ;:I`,F}
Front 85 cont?; to $3.00 per pord itdi wool).
• :it ~:-. :17
, .
Rest.. Stock of Hats and caps
kept within 20 miles. :Conne k inil look, and prove for
yourself. . • -
•
411r.:Will'bo'at Mu Waist &Ale every Thursday,
with samples of Goods, and prepared to Sake me&
barks. :VAN YELIRM &
1, - A . • '.6821r03/14&,,WaserlyeAll
,Teb. 20, DIGO.
TT MAY ItHWOI4 4 DERFUt HOW
1 WE DO IT, ' , DDT WE DOI!'
BF-LI; BETTER CHE-4PER GOODS TITAN
C. IL PATCiIi.
1, 0 T 114 IVIGI 7'.0.11E2,11
K.
If you arc at all skeptical of -the subject, past 411
ci• 5..; Itl•,
et the
'NEW .atiTitiMP `PZEtkitalThl,
One do f s ° ,l t. ll tqf ° AIR4tiS,IIOU{IIi, wyr, t 5° 14.
doubts will vanieb.
UrtgipitE6gi ZXtl;lvie f titife ,14 ( 14 - . 4;4 dfl
- 01401131ING;
..* 01
Wide]. 1 s . bcery purchAs!a Sir, cash, ,?tr14 1 4 PPIPe-2 , 1 1
• ..f
depression in tho market. I can offer better bar-
when prices were higher.
1. • -irt ."
I rcsilectfully solicit a cial from my old customers.
raid all 17110 derstFe to ilg3 t O O4l Pt a; • • 0 ,.! ;
"r- (J x:01
Remember thelplace,„f IT
One Door south of Means Houl.l
- ' .7131,111Ritii0krEs.
Towanda, Aug, 24, 18G9.
,T*l/1 - :
•!
UP - CLOTHD.IG STOnsE
No. GO yTats STarsr, T ICAVAINIT).I, PA.
iVtlf ; tCrOOM'
Received every (jay, at JlMltTeoiiiNe.
BLACK CLOTII AND FANCY- CAS3lglatil6Urre4
OVER COAM'Snr
• • ,AtzF4l , r co.s•. •,:•
FALL - AND "IMITEA SUITS,
'FALL 0 V.E C 0 A ,
LONG & KEELER.
CLOTHS , - AND CASSIMEREF3it
. • at CPST, at. JERILY GOLLLICS*.
11.1WM:DTOS OF ALL ADS,
GFKT'S ' FURNISHING GOODS,
II TS & CA.PS,
Selling Cheaper than any-honae in Towanda
5ept.15,1§69,
EW. SPRING AND. SUMMER
• " DOODSI
Wstiv E • .D Y
Would announce to the citiMns of Irciaunda, and ills
public generally,Muit,hi, baa. in. store and. daily co
- calving new and
F-R ES• (I 00 DS •
, .
In his line, suitable to the-wants of the people, which
he wiA.,aeU for ;Currency at former _
L - G
gri D. R ES! .
. • „ „..
Consisting as irrnal of good, well and Tellable made
0,;0'
d ' rr 0 T:11 0 •
(No Shoddy of. any kln(1) conalsting of
BUSINESS SUITS,
•. all grades,
COATS, VESTS ANIS 'PANTS;
" all WEAL` '
DRESS COATS, ,PANTSA VESTS,
Lien C9441)114478 and Pane.
Overalls and Overshirts, Linen and Paper Collars,
Linen, Cassimere, and Flannel Shirts, Neck Ties,lBus
ponders. Gloves, Canes, Leather bags; Springlttyle
silk, Soft and Straw Hats. All first-c lass. Bement.
her that good Goods are e:leaver, at a fair price than
'moor goods at any "Gall mid examitienay goods&
before buying. , Next door to Powell A, Co.
Towanda, May 28. 1867. _ It. W. EDDY.
=EI
CIIIIIIII
SELLING OUT BELOW COST !
A wonderful opportunity Ail . * all who wish to
PURCHASE &RE. Clikl:lo 4 ` t
PUBC
- S. T. DECKER '
will from this flato sell all his gouda consisting. of
PARLOR SETS,
DINING 800,31 SETS,
CHAIRS
BEDSTEADS,
„IT
L'- L. - 0 S
Ati. Tim citina a' PrOSeiii. pthiapt ,hy ins
{a far
rent or sale. Iths . °Loa, ed,flio best business stands
in Towanda. - ,
Towanda, duly 70.1862. B. Ti -DECRIAL
ME
OOH ,E 1
'qlh; :(70TVELL d MYER,
At tie old ttatml k - itt , 11 01 4
recetving*Ltrge and well Olegtedltaeld ' • •
anocrig Ain 11:0VLSTON4
Whlelethey'AZorAo ces dial'defy
Caah-
21;1pajd869— t una
ilarters' Pioance. . t.
Apra . .
Welt
h:
===
r; 1 id.`"!..2.1 it
°TIMM,
IN BRADFORD COB:c1:31.,
Potzp A.;n4ar.'. ,114
Oppoeiti' the Court House,
Ai JERRY COLLThily
nt JERRY COLLINS
at JERRY COLLINS
BOY'S CLOTHTNG 1
at JERRY COLMNS%
! TrIGUY COLLINS'.
CALL AND SIM nn.tl
J. M. cou.trit.3.
.tAA i i';;; ' i. 03417 - 411 . : ,',4:tk41aa . ,...0 4
trwrl , ...:.tt ..,;11 ..x..Y.i.:,:t44r.iath, ,-,, , ,,--.-„r-.
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t li W idi e llirtt.,ti- '
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midi ei li w iligicit , fluir.. ,,. , . ge . ; , ; , . iii ,
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StROlOll/ 14 .,;
I, 'AN-P 4 Otifii iii 1 I,L:ts frit:'! ,,: •iiilii34-6'?4 ,,, 1; ,-, 1 . : , i
1
1 1 ,0 191wvoilidisowedollwAllowoot to.
otwowanataw*W4l7 Illaljohrn ,
iwk , lituardr. tkiedoil aloha` , • . -4
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;
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1 V l ,l6llgt 01ii134 : 4216 IttniAnia 'l36±*','
t;;,,,11.1 ,-.• ' N A ts xim . ..-'..Apw i '! 1 '''' ' '''
Z te p s. ke.. la that th e aglciaolarbaltaht
.Zt ag m TM bp add ata.M,Ral4 IM•
ela - I la
~to- e atabll* a p=ilam ma* Ili maa
place, aid la *We Wats the apse:Mita at postaba
-, windamisaaliuo of . .
•
HONESTY. AND, INTEGR ITY I
And aligc l 4ll-1 111 1 be itarraated for arbat they are
ripmented to, be.-. Came sad exathine, andoonvinee
source![.DOtet target We place. Tem* a Yaahloo.
Inthe Marna south end of Beadsman's
- i ' : ' HH. MOBIL
r Towanda. Oct. 47, "':'' • -- • • !
.
ealLes
ligVir GOODS!
+7.! 3 - imicuuoi •^oiff.
Would all the otteuttoit of the clUzen,4 Wane and
*nit', that they blare opened, with — ' •
A Netil:'"Sk)a of Goods I
AtEb► ' -. ,-Mootts wolt.cteett
atteritionle the smite of tythe comantni they will
ktep good sreftmen&AgeigilsottlentWy
L0,W44 : .4
And at prima, .thut.sßl 104161'0,sta,', out jet buy. of
them. Wa shall at all tunas haves good- aasortment
TALL AND'*I2iTTE4 000;94
' •L Puhreellig ell the latest !Wee
.riAtorge DAMS atior6!
OINGItANS, nosugne, OAPS,
roars, won, aunts; cAsststimrs,
VESTSIGS GOODS,' 'IIMIIMELLAS,
H
Family Gtweeries, ar ware,
tMt{l~~t; t3'lf.:i I:itt.r
LADIESTZKiNT:WXO7BAGS,
WOOD AND ,TIN-WARE.
Drtws .F.urniture 44a &c .,
The cbovc litt - ea but a alight Idea AA
GOODS AVE HAVE IN STORE,
And ire onlfitir to oar nmneioni Mends - and the
pal& generally, 6211 and see us, .test 'the Inertia 'of
our pretensions, andif canttuaxl.
-BUY . ASiD ittEE_YOUILSELVID3 RICII
'ify tiering tuoripy in your ill:imbues. We intend to
GIVE GREATEN DA RG A INS THAN
LNEIi Da - 012.E HEARD OEI
We know we klease you, no give its o.calL AA
,r,upg.lo rnorwcz
Taken in =cliaxigo fur goofs.
WICKHAM & FROST.
. , &lax/wore to L.:Moody.
• •
Panto. I'a, Nue. 3868. . . ,
NORPI.
.131tANCIE ~OM)RY
MACHINE - SHOP,
t3itasied on Pine. east of Main Street.
TOWANDA, BRADFORD CO., PA,
Is now plowed to Inrnisth
CIRCULAR • SAW MILLS
• &ND
SHINGLE MACHINES,
Of the bent quality, with the latest improvements..
All kinds of. Itschirrasy for Flouring sad fils, NW&
Steam Engines 'Made and Repaired,
Steam Whistles,
, • Steam , Guages,
Guage Cocks,
Oil Cans, Ate.,
Furnished at ghost nothe
BOLT CUTTING
Dono from );,. to Ili inches In diameter
FORGING
.of heavy wrought work forlitidges, and all other pui
poses, done to order. Also, a large assortment of
COOKING & HEATING STOVES,
Cool and Wood limmers,Furninte for Cooklig Stoves,
Stove Pipe, Tin Ware, Boat Pumps, Plowe r Cultivs•
tors and Savers, kept constantly on hand.
Drawings and Specifications
Of all Unita of machinery for mms, and other pur
poses, prepared by
,
1. - WARREN HILL,
Foremen, who has had large huge experience In this
bratich 'of the business.
JOHN CARMAN.
Towanda. Oct. =1866-4.
TPILE MOST CONVENIENT
. In town to get
C+ 0 . 0 D' MEAL
Is at the
EATING HOUSE,
Two doors south of the Nattotud Beak.
0. B. ALVOIID having intrehlod the above well
known establishment, is now I:..ed to vait_upott
all who may favor him arab - a aIL ' ' . • •
Be also keeps a full supply of
RUMMY GROCERIES,
he i 8 preparod to sell cheap.
rowan , * MAY 2 0 . 1889.
URIYJURF i WARE ROOMS. •
, JAMES 31.4.11MVii i annognoes to thipublic that
Lc Mill tontines to ufacturu and keep on hand
u large apaortanent of • "
CAI3INET
Bureau Tables, Bedsteads. Stands. pule, ke... of
every description, which aroma& of the bes t meted
rigs, and in the most enrimundike matuter..
I invite the inspection or nodthe to my riot,
which &hall not botiurnassodability at any shop,
in the country, and my miceswill too found to •bo as
low as the times win admit. •
Ready-mado Calm constant!, on band armada to
order— good Mame willbe hirniched whim desired.
ang. WA., <. j • .'
TIOOK-13ENDERY.-TKE - PUB.
_L.Rueisreareetteltytnformed that the Bootato
dery bee been hmoved to the Await Balding. third
- dory, educe will be done •
$0O : $-BI2TBIN6I
Xii all Its varhxia briuikhea, on pria aareasenahhiaa
"theU erill
mee" allow. The ery irillho , antler
the charge of. ... .
•'' ' ' : H. C. WHIT , ' '.',.
. .... ,
An experieneed . Binder: and di work 10316entcy
done in a Mlle and manner which'eannottarv , 4 4l .4
Musle,lidagaidnes, ffewalikßooka: ke4bou4
In every vuiety of style. partbtnt o attention will
Ladd to the and Binding of
JAA3iK BOOKS§ ,
any tlcairell pattern. which' In quality and dunk.
rrIJI le warranted. :
. work wiloa ready far - delivery *ben prondsed:
feThete .nrkge,ol thelpablla to nolceited,„ and . paa.
guaranteed. . ,
,c Towanda; Anintat 2. U 66 —IE -
tnit".itiisortriaktiT OF TOI
Izr soli% at ' McCASE
A -
A SHTON SALT , PUT UP,
.EJL. largo or oda quattllks AS :
May 20. A. B. peTcari. '
A.Nli ED F . EXITS OF ALL
N a 1;1, 2 ,d 0. . at, O. B. PAMIRS
alitMlat
4 ~, , ,,,:re,, t f.{- )...1.-1..;i..-.. , ,, , ,;...-T;;;,:., , ,, , ,i.
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. _ -
• • • :lit. '.- -.. c, ,
. , .
MAT I 4TOC a. P RI • I 4:• OII
With;toithil the ilitentki& et the pubil . e , te their
: 8 !9 °I
0a1tr *4.3 6 1132M H1 --' • •
• TOOIS.
Ap r . largo sanotininit of . _ '
' Window Oboe Bub, riditn; '
RAW; Vaninnoliand Point .
Cash
palm :Also, er inoraosoftmed -
itzsostzrz LASfie. •
Of infeir "to - and , to kat. theptirbi. - •• '
lairds ierdrot and cassiik front OR Thad to
itematue.
' 111M:du &Wu:WWI:10 to the rwptiVicturina or
an kJ:aka _
• . gamut "limp= ATTEND= TO.
We have= bandAlkesartielifair •
OPASS ItSII/T JABS.
itrkttklaspikiiame*maling corks. sad
/11201gEICAL SEALING CANN,
libk.bliendicetbe best cans med.
June 20. 1865.
TOVES! . STOVES ! , STOVES I
'..-.•,''; . jiat :wort: giewlittestaToa at
`BF:METROPOLITAN HARDWARE - STORE
:aItwELL, '.P.L. .
Are ottrectlni E11p.4 attention. An iromenme varlet'
. _
-
: ALWAYS ON . HINDI - ..
.. , „ . .
~ • , • -
86:ne4 . aml or wood, that will spit you for
•
Parlor, Office, Store, School, Shop,
, ClitrECH. DOit To# COMM. t3TOVEB.
' .--
Come and see the new patterns--at least. -
..
ONE LOOK BEFORE BUYING!
ie Ti n t
a k si iik . kedipiefintelsg . 3t a fite
St over z t a t tr h the opu
se yourselves your own interest . •
' 1:1 ' .
s t ow
Omen, : . Oct /1, 188& 14 ‘ Mt° . 38°N.
. . ,
Parnit .
LOON HERE!
kers Is now an exhibition at the
Mani ,oth, Furniture Store,
I. lli TUWARDA.•PA..
• The largest and best stock of
PURNITUP,E!
To be found in Northern. Poinsyhazds, which is be.
hag sold at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES',
• My stock =Watt in part of Parlor. Library. Din
ing -room and Chamber sets, Anse, L/brarjr, Eden-
Won, Dining and Mos Tables. ,Chairs,
Bureaus. Waabstands, Sofas, Lounges, Teta►tetea.
What;Nots, Chalks, Cribs, ke..' kr,. A full line of
Mattrasaea and dding Pier, Mantel and Common
Mirrors, Oral and Rustic Frames and Brackets, &c.,
Ice. In fact, evenibing
In. the Furniture Line
Which must be seen to be appreciated, end which call
be sold at
L (kW E R FB CBS:
Than the same quality of goods can be purchased else
where. -
Thankful to the public for their past liberal patron..
age.. determined td merit ,a continuance of the
rime braining Inducements not to be found elso•
where. I invite them to call and examine my goods
and prices before purchasing elsewhere. No charge
for showing goods, and I •
WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD!
COUNTRY MAT rns supplied as usual at the law
esl
market prices.'
also keep an hand a large assortment of Ready
-Made Collins, from the - mold common to the Illicit
Rosewood.' Also Burial Robes. Crapes, ke.,andl am
the. sole agent in Bradford county for Shafer & Flak's
Hernic BURIAL cans, CASKETS, kC
A good IIEA INF always In readiness when required.
.Townwia, Dec. 10, 1868. JAM 0. FROST
GEORGE V. MYER,
Havingparthased the
TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE,
One door south the First National Bank, is now
selling ever3ll44 in Ids line, wholesale Ind retail
He keeps constantly on hanp • complete elect of
CHOICE CIGARS,
FINE CUT. PLUG, AND SMOKING TOBACCO
Put up all Myles. The best qualifies of
BROWN, BLACK, AND SCOTCH KNUFFS,
The most 'celebzeted brands' of
FANCY SMOKING TOBACCO
In great variety.
P UEEi.
/
TOBACCO B63CF-4 and POUCHES,
• MATCH SAFES,
azin an goods nimally kept in a timaciaas
CIGAR STORE!
Dealers will do well to call and examine his large
and
.woll selected stock.
• Toarasula, April 29.1850:
NEAv PLANING MILL.
.
The tinderaigned having Wit a largo - and comma ,
dloua Mill In the Borough of Towanda, and !Wed it
with the most modern and Improved machinery, far
the manufacture of
- wnibow . BASH BLINDS.
Z n prepared to All orders, whether
all
or mall,
the shortest notice. We have also a large
net, bf MOULDINGS, of the latest style andpattera,
which we cad furnlah much cheaper than Gwynn bor
waked by baud
TtINGUEING.
,011.00V1NG. „
AND 13C1100L
SAWING,
And anothetwork perfainin,g to .ToMom will be done
to suit our enstomers.
- Persons Wing, and not living more than titelve
to fourtomudles giant, will find it liagely for their
interest to buy of nwor bring their lumber and have
it worked by our machinery. Bring your grist of
/flooring. or other lumber, and ^white your team is
feeding. hear s e ft ground owl and take homs with
We will pay, C for pars AND HEMLOCK
LIIMBSII delivered m
at'our lumber rd.-
See us;•or you can't come. ya Come and
Towanda, 1864. L. IL RCZKINDO fr. CO.
A PULL ASSORTMENT OP
DIUiD rod motrim irsorm at
Nardi 10. UM LONG le =LEM
•
AA and STOCK OF CHROMOS
aad EDgmings at MOST& -
!MEBEST, PIWIT JABS IN trEe
_ MCA= k Kira
iorHE OEM FRUIT JABS, THE
: best to use. wham& and retail.
Jab 1. MoCABE
Pox
AJPotath, at
May aCh
;
Drip
Voqiii,o.le . f;l4.rrimapp
1 . 9141) D11.116 , : . r . STORE!,
• i Corner Mein end line Taleudep Po»
gii iiiejetky 'aided
. te - bla eicei "WI
empliett erpottmeet. eeemuutthweti esteeelve
=etas mitartieles• aced .a . a . t ia tAltil' 62ll
le iltele — el ea bli
:WWI at" pundtases. 204
lege _
acme es the sir k ,resetestblit_tenns aillikelesite
Daucis, Ittmatem,. Cimmu
13ENZINkcAND rTUBPEN'EtNE,
GABS.iAIIIZ vAinast.•
End eLL kind;l of Bras?ei... ;
KEROSENE OR cog, OIL,-
' - Alt;olialiaidltti7oeilulds: • .
/ . .A 3 R B . SRAM mois...cmsoli, •
amp, lAA. r/I.l4oResta Foot,, •
TANNER'S AND KAOLINE 01:LS,
Farley sod Tolle&Astleitin ill Mae yarfefi.
itPONG* =Win. 00 . AP8. COMM
Polawlel4 tal;•-Dyes. PtifUmezi,
POOKET Betoics,pofirmoptius,
''TOOLS.
Pocket Knives, liccors,
TOOTS, :SKIN AND was MiEPAILLTIONB,
mime Wt as AND LIQUORS,
TOBACCO, SNUFF, rina AND CMOS;
• Gardeci;lleid U1d111,02. Seals, VOiliel; Etnp
'porters. atignslooriek
. 81_uxal . !er Beaxs, wait
Pumps, Teething: Itinas. Itar
A ng Biattles.
Nipples; - Sheila - sad FDA'
Bed Psus,EleUtJairsa_be_
.
. Plotacterik riavoritiE.. :-- Extracts. I E O I IO /1- 1.
Al" Glass Wye. Scales, Viale, Corte, Bath
' • Brick. and Stove Blecklig; Irish Tackle, Am- ' ,
munition, itc., Botanic., Eclectic and tioniespath ,
... . ,le Medicines, and atitho palmier Patent
• . ~
M E D I N'E
Alt articles warranted ea repioented. Persons at
• distance on receive their order, by stage or mail; .
'which will receive prompt and careful attention.
Medical advice' even-;gratuitously tat the office,
only fee medicine.
ul for pest liberal patronage, win:dares.
pectfully announce to his friends and theptiblic, that
noptins shall be spared to windy, and merit the con.
thinatlim of their confidence end patronage. -
•W Open Sundays for' prescriptions from 9. to 10
a.m., andll m. to 1, and 6to 6 p.m "
Jan. I,lB6B—pr. . 11. C. PORTER, M.D.
H. H. GORE'S.
W. if.. ooRE (raoossaor to Goat k Itoncu.),
is oontlmipg the badness' at the old stand, No. 4
•Patton's SI t 4 whereto is daily receiving additions
to his stork fronr the most reliable Importer's and
mantifactarirs. •He rove' Alldly'asits for s Xberal
share of public patronage., A large stock of
FREE! DRUGS AND, DIEDWINES
Itaajnat been received,:nntl I ant - now - prepared to,
supply deo • -
W . A4CTS OF Tat.: PUBLIC WITH .I.IITICLIM.
rLns wnms LIQUORS FUR
A PULL AAIAMITAIANT OP CONCY,VPONA-lED
BOTANIC. ECLECTIC AND ROMCEOPATIIIC
us, Tut porur-ul. r. -r3IEDICINES:
r unzv, 911.' VeIINTIKII, .
PAINT Aid,.? TARNISH BR ("SUES,
. .
. .
. .-..
FAN& AND TOtkr A.RTICLL'i OF EvEmi HIND
TILDIC-W8 ALCOHOLIC AND . men) =TRACTS
ALKALOIDS AND RESINOIDS.
ABDOMINAL SUPI3.OIITEIIIS.
BREAST PUMPS, NIPPLE SIILI.LS lc SHIELDS,
I. Nursing 'WOlea, Hyringta and Catheters .
c
'S canna assotrruEs - r .- cor 'Lunn.% eTrops, rocxxx'
wuna,
SHBOICAILINSTRUMENDI OF LATE STYLE,
A. large' supply of Brushes for the Hat awl Hair. Also,
foe the Teeth and Nails. V:a/Powder and Paistes,
Oils, Perfumery, Soaps, Combs, Hair Dye, -
Invigorators. /cc., Kerosene, 'Kerosene
. Lamps, Shades, Chimneys, wick. ;
kc., all of the West style 6
• 4
CIIQICE MOB, 'TOBACCO warn".
gfir Physicians supplied at reasonable rates.
eines and Prescriptions direfully and accurately corn
pounded and prepared ',by competent persons' at all
bona of the day and night. Sunday hours from 9 to'
10 o'clock in the forenoon, and 1 tri2 in the afternoon.
••Tolranda, Sept. 29, 1866. W. H. IL GORE.
. •
Manfalories.
•
TOWANDA A6rRICULTVRA
/ •
n mss`
/
TO lir_4/v7).4 - , /YENN',I.,
AIANUFACTURE,4 ( fUI3S, sroKE.s
HFAVY AND LIGHT WAGONS
WOOD TUILtiLNO ITS DRANCiII.'S.
scuou, HAWING, RLANrs - o, k, - re., rte
HUBS, SPOKES d BENT STUFF,
LARGE STOCK FROM WIUCH TO SELECT
SECOlin GROWTH lII . CKORY AND OAK
iiogT AND NAVY WAGONS ON HAND
We - have the Broiiti and Narrow GilLige
*9-11IILL PICKS mule and dresse.ll
W. T. rusuor, snperintenitatt ;
*. C. MERCIITt; President.'
T5i;cap...4u15.2,1863.
TOWANDA CARRI.A.4-i
The undersigned revectfullt announce lal*iipb.
pc that they have purehatied the.
CARRIAGE SHOP
G. H. :DRAKE;
And aro now prepared, to build work In
THE •LATEST' STYLE
And most workmanlike manner.: They will constant-'
17 keep on hand an auortment of apiendkl.
TOP'
,AND OPEN BUGGIE*,
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
DEMOCRAT AND LUMBER -WARONS,
ALBA'N-Y LEIQIT,S
ItEPAIIILNG promptly attalaeil to at..masonablo
pticee.
• BRYANT & BTULE
Towanda: 9.1997-Iy. ,
LYE • _AN
a. D. PATCUIL-:
ACHOICE LOT OF WINTER
Fruit cif Mad", for sale by the barrel or bash
tol. 11 McCABE. & N. 1173.
Por Modlcia.ll-i,
DRUG' STORE:
BELONGING TO TIEN TNADE.
MDICA'USE.ONLY
MEDICINES
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All the best Trt!lecs,
Shoulder' Bracer
44, AND nmrr quax mi.
JipT STUFF,
GENFIL\L WOOD WORK,
To Dealers in
MOM
The abort, are from the ix. 4.
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FACTORY
onn mu> WO SEASZD
111,1. VOILE
• I.?' -
fign4 l 49:4 saki
•
Wirmetwi IssunsareoltErn, NVlLzuts
Bizati/Ta, f •
Crpitataiici Surplus ; • $270,000,
43.
p . - z. D. 10101:11Aint,
"i • ?reit.
-9..11101D, Deparal.Aved Sarliesdkal atm! par
lfosa Amva aix.ritsviistbr
Cat In* brizwrcs Cwirapre
as: ColtrANC -
: . Albasy. tr. r.
Timm .711. Ista6sc: Comp ANT;
ern &RE :an KAMM!. biat -,
CO.,
. " - -4 .. - 4"*Litkit Lau.
lAN . cAnkt Girt mg,. Cotnix . T istaWrar - Co.,
.
Lawaster, l'q
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Aggregate eapitalten!ld r2:18000,
Pobtalw written and wain adjusted 'awl run at
Taal .on/CS. Ilusurania meted on all iirda et
Pixserlaroat as bwrr, rits a as by . any other reliable
contiencroitut epeeist attentran siren to
" FA= - 7B:ITLDINGB AITD - TIIZIB CONTENT&
Mice in twat block below Witt HMIs, Up stairs.
T. B. CAMP. Agent
Son-Aocrra.—L S Anworar. East timitblleld,
Atoms arWsaLutz. Liberty. 'flop county, 1!u•
0, IS6B.
PIM LIFE, AND ACCIDENTAL
ncSI7ItANCE: ' - •
rENTEi.A , MILLION ,POLLAIIS
C. S. U • Striai, -- 'igen/
ike:ALlaithlip-Itailal Reliable Companies
MusD FITZ & 3Liarse tigarnaxer. Co.,
_, • " " Philadelphia. f
Capital an d =phut ever
Bora Itisooticcz Corns:. 1
-" Neva York : •
.......... 'Amu
liaariaj 57, CO. or Norrif datazitica.
.1%,i/adelphia.
Capital and surplus mar ~..$1,•700,00o
Capital and mrplua over
ATAxturrAx In - mixer CostrAxY. .;
New York.
. fwo
,(01.1
Capital and surpltui oter
• , Dimukscr.:L
.CrT 4,kiet.
$3,4.3,0,0,
`Capital "d-mni4Us oar
Airk - tIo beitrassac Comita
New York, J. -
Capital and staillus over ' $750.(0)
PLMICAN hiltrti.A.7;CE COMPANT, , •
'llartfoni, Conn. f
• Capital and gitn - plua ovs .
s;o4,oun
MuTrAL. LrrE Issunatteic Courant, • k
- ... Nag York.
' Capital and enriiltis arci,
Ta L vw z nu• CRS= ECO 31[P . AXY.
Hartford, Cann. 1
` estatel and aitridne over
RisL7.l taken on all' kinds of Pr4 - perty, at all )ow
an by any other reliable Companies..
- AM- Policies farmed and Losses, of any. 'diluted at
this Agency, thereby saving the trouble and• exis-us
of going elsewhere for settlement
iggy. Office at the Hardware Store of Coddhig.
well & Co. ' C. S. ENSSELL.
..Towanda, Feb. 7, 1866—tf. .
NATIONAL LIFE :LICSURANCE
CO. OF 0.8. A.
CAsil Cunha.. SI,OOO,OOO—PArD t rma..
Chartered by Congresa,
CLARENCE H. CLARE; President ; .
JAY COOKE. Chairman Finance and Ex. Cyan
JIMMY D. "COCiSE. Ike President ;
EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and Actuary.
The advantages tye National Lit, Inoirali.j
1. It is an:atonal Company, ehsacred by Congret , e;
2. It hat a paid up capital of One Million :
3. It offers low rates of premiums ;
4.- It furnishes,larger iI2IIIITIIICC, than other Con,
patties, for the same money ;
5. It is defLuiteand certain ;
-G. There is no possibility of misrepresentation:by
agents, dr miSunderstanding by istlicy-hitlderp;
7. The policies are plain contracts, so mneh'insn•
rasa "for so much money ;
S. tll polkiesiare non-forfeiting;
9. The policies are exempt from iitlntnent.
E. W. CLiRK. k CO., Bankers, PliiLadeplua
General' Agents.
B. S. RUSSELL 3aiarer
\.'o. EISBNEE k A. G. MASON
. Agents for Towanda and vicinity.
Jan. 9, 1869.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE
DiStRANCE COMP.INY, •
OF 11.1liTFORD, CONN
NEMBEETEG MOTT. TILL'S 59,000
ASSETS (June 1, 180) over $25;000,000.
Surplus over 57,07,000.
CURRENT DIVIDEND FRO3I 4 T 0.70 PERtENT
Total Claims by Death paid to date; Dyer $6,000,000.
Torat. Drvinwros Pam TO DATE, OVER $6,000,000.
A PUREL Y MUTUAL CO3IPANY
All Its surplos k equi6bly divided among the
icy holders in • -
ANNUAL DIVIDENDS,
Which may be applied in .reduction at . Premiums. or
may be accumulated at interest for,the benefit of the
Assured, or may be received by them in Cash.
Paid-up. Policies are granted after two or more
years' Premiusus bare been paid. thus practically
Tonkin?,
ALL POLICIES NON:FORFEJTING
It issues Policies upon all
DESIRABLE PLANS or LNsuicANc'r,
adopted in ita workings several
• . SPECIAL FEATURES!
ORIOLIAI. WITH THIS COMPANY AND OFFER
- ED BY NO OTHER.
H.. B.- McEEAN, Agent.
Towanda, Pa., July 22. 1869—it
BR: FORD COUNTY
FIRE I INSURANCE AGENCY
Jdll W. 111.14-49ent, TOWANDA, Ps.,
PhE THE 'FOLLOWING EELIADLE COSEPASIE#
PIICLEII Fats,
Ilar(ford, Ccoiti. I
=EI
HOME IxstrasllttigCoxpArr, )
tr'r.riew Harem. Cinn.
E=IM
or.n.woria Fine
New Pork. 1 .
814104A00 UO
tiotrru AMMUCAN Frac, '4 0140 '
New Irork„:,1
E=lM
Asa,th..
IiLSOTIR,
Irma l'ork. I
l Aimmte.:
.
Policleiwidten andLoasea adjusted at Ibis Agenry.
Faxm property risks taken at the lowest rates.
ugi• (Mee to Heron', New,Bleek, north aide Riff.
c Square, TOwanda, Pa. JOlfl NV. 111 X.
April 1,1869. .
TEEEQUTrABLE LIFE Assr-
RANCE kl . (:) . IMT'S Agency for,Bradrord co.
CASH CAPITAL 13,006,000
Yearly ham= over 84,000.000 cm& _
MONTANYE & WARD.
Towanda, July 23, 1867
THE LYCOMING MUTUAL*iitE
lauraneo Agency for. Bradford County.
CAPITAL $3,100,000.
Mutual Cash Om_ In successful operation iIiTT tevr
ty-seien years. MOYTANYE •ft WARD.
Towanda, Aily 2.5. 1867.
VARM 'FOR SALF.L;-A GOOD
1 Tarn situated Bo Annelids' -township, in the
eastern park adjoining J. M. Bothwell's property.—
It consists of 175 'area, 10 acres improved. Tker ,
are two good barns. a now house, a tine orrbard ,
It
is well watered and timbered. The timber is ewer
tally heavy. A good Steam Saw Mill on rand ad
joining. -It is easy of excess to market. vdemudity
locatth, and is a desirablo property. Will be Fold
cheap. For further particulars addresi or enquire of
ang.24.-In MILES MACE, Towards, Pa.
COFFEE, TEA, SUGAR, FLSH
&e., irholeiale and retail.
July I. McCABL 311 X
- .
►II.HAT CELEBRATED SELF BIS
-4_ tug niur, at- .. - C. B. PATCH'S.
May 20.
PROF. IiciRSFORD'S BREAD
Prepingion, It Cr. B. PATCH'S.
May 20.
Har((bra, Conn
New fort
1
21=1
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18 OC ) uto
FOIE
sl,4f;7,Sn GU
$1,622,974 ::•9
$77340 77
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