tr - ) , I - Wilef
4 W-0 1 01 1 0 6--7 / l A(H zta Z i W it n* *ll( Vi i:
,ffintv1"11014:400 Wtidtt4
sorrelthe bait Of eintlunlF I shOltla
ratlwr havalt
Then *Wife& isonte*Ll'ermon
betwietadsaaiui: thialriige !Ai*
#4l4o'.Oirnar.:!of ETOPerti l
°wailer Was Offered eight tlionsoad
dollars fait it; Uwe it.wiwddiiiittiiiig
half that - wtpriey.'.:lltollsoo4, vete
911 broken the lb:liras of the
barn were swinjpriir in'thowirikthe
•eld plows.and morns 'toed - about
'unsheltered in the neglected barn-
Fianna the house just opposite was
in keeping with all the rest. ."
`The Old mares sons acidly hang
around ihh old 'demi -- but don't seem
to do much towards - keeping it-up.
They are a lazy lot. All three of 'era
are, at home now' livingofftheir fath
er. How they live with theirlithilies
I rsn't see. They never hare anyth
ing to sell off the place." - I--
- One mild readily believe • that,
when he 'took a surrey of the broad
fields, which should have been caves
ed with waving grain,
,but whirl in
stead were red with eorrel. There
eat the lazy young men' looking Out
, on .the passers
in
:se if they had no
other business life; The. old fann
er smoked his pipe and sawitis valu
able place going to wreck and min,
the «pleat indifference: The women
of such a household were well deserv
ing of pity, for on them fell-the prin
cipal burden of making bricks with
out straw. In such a "sliispy hollow"
4inosphere,the most energetic would
feel a lethargy creep over the spirits,
effectually checking all advancement.
,Would you like to know the secret
of such thriftlessness ? It was a whis
key barrel in the cellar.
FALL 31ANUBINtk COBH LAND.—I
drew a large portion of my barn-yard
manure, which had been piled in the
yard through the summer, on a do
ver
and timothy sod whicl;was plant
ed this season. The manure was
thrown in piles from the wagon, and
in November I had it spread over the
sod. It kw thus until the - usual time
(May,) for plowing for corn,&c., this
last spring. The effect of the inanute
was very marked on The cropi grown
during the past season on the field.
These were corn, potatoes and peens.
Not having enough manure to cover
the entire field, it was placed on the
poorer portions. Bvery load of ma
nure made its mark on the crops, to
an extent far exceeding any effect
from plowing under coarse manure
in the spring which I (.7CI: saw. The
seed germinated quick, the plants
grew with vigor, and the crop matur
ed early. This ex; -J.iment satisfied
me that more benelit, is derived from
manure applied in the fall to sod
ground which is to i b e e planted the
following year,than t plow under au
equivalent amount sh from the
yard in the spring.
Le us consider the phiimoi by of
this effect briefly. Manure •spread
on the.ground so late in the season
as November loses nothing by de
composition. The cold prevents that
from taking place. But the moisture
of winter and spring dissolves the
soluble elements of the manure, and
carries them into the soil. These ele
ments are arrested . and retained
mostly, and probably wholly by the
first six inches of top soil. When
the seed is phuited it finds, in its
first growth, food in the precise con
dition it demands. It need not wait
till midsummer, as would be the
ease with fresh manure, for it to de
compose and become available.—
Hence the "croli . starts early and
vigorously, eseapes the effect of that
summer drouth, and matures in good
time. Steep side-hills' from which
manure would be washed, might be
exception to economy of this method
of manuring; but in most cases farm
ers will find a great profit in drawing
and spreading as much manure as
possible on their plantinggrounds in
the fall.—Pems Tow., m Rural New
Yorker.
Cows Yotra Vn AND Purrs.—
Me advice cannot be too often given
t o all who cultivate vines and pknts,
as to their protection through the
winter and early spring. We•have
found, after a good many years expe
rience, that there is no mode so sure
of gmtrding all vines and plants not
entirely hardy against our matern
ally severe winters, as laying them
down and covering them with soil. Of
course we mean those which san be
so treated. The covering should not
be more than two to four inches, ac
cording to the nature, of the thing
-laid down. If too much earth is used,
the buda,from the heat of the ground
in March may burst too early, and
may be damaged by a late s frost when
taken up, which should' rarely be
done before the first -of April. All
young Grape vines should be laid
down, though it will prove of great
benefit, in our judgement, to all
grape-vines, young and old, hardy
and otherwise, to prune them and
lay them• down and cover with a few
inches of soil.- All Raspberry canes
should be pruned and laid down; so
shoulditoses that are liable to dam
age from the frost . Stravringup roses
and other decidous flowers and aka
bery, as it is usually done—that is
hin.ding them ,as tightly almost as a
pole—is far - more injurious to them
than no protection: at all. Where
drawing up is resorted to it should
be applied only ,on the side-exposed to
the sun. '
• . All flOwer-horders should have a
food covering' _of stable-manure—.
orse 7 manure being very good for
this purpose.. In the spnng the long
stuff should he raked off, and the
..rest forked in:: -It will not only pro
• led,' Alto - roots- against 'an lupe
' daring 'the winter, but the_giants
will appear in the *spring g.:ftZy ip-
Arrnated, and the' flowers. will be
much more abundant_ and 'prove of
Much h*her colors and, greater '
beanti. Even. leaves, straw, debris
Of and kind; or, if there be nothing
covering of soil will be,
(IfVcd *nice.
e trust ilia no one who:values
things-, about the premises here
retqred ,f4f4.4111 neglect this brief
vml November is the time to.
atte.4 14 2Wegraph. =
Procorrilo enszarzs.—Curring cut
'Mks 'uiriy be planted now. Many
rritd the fall the best . time to do it.
Select shoats of this year's growth
for cuttings. Prepare a deep, rich,
drylied;.plant in rove two ortlKee
feet apar . t, leaving but ()imbed above
the eurfaee, cover in winter with lit
ter, which remove in ihnspring. Be
rnice of the current worm no. man
shouldgive up "currant culture. So
cheap, eerily grown an 4 'healthful
fruit should be _
Feinevary
derr4ind every feria:
mo w
FRE lELVLIWAY. ..1.., i ....
.......
ni. /FUN
... ri ... 2 . :..LAW
~
~ •
qa - e- C lVia Tia lri:
~.
' 1, : kinlo4=itii4 l l ol3 ltill
off - i
-W L. yr ' Val r aC ill-4 1
, Z Ana IP PliMlOntalki /1431001111116 M - .
"iiiiiiita . .,...._-
D . An INDUltawiMas
A44tipli#4l#tokaseouthwest.
NEw Asa simoirvisrtkocissoricsii scPaiiihoc t ex
was amiss so Itocasam, Boma" Des
was. eismaro mai CINCIMIATI.
Oa and after Webby, 1 or'ber 15,1a89. trilni Il
ham Willett, ethbont the topowive lwora. vis
'' 4 434:inta wzer.
CM am. MOAT RIVIRMIX9OhIYe eaveyttal
Itmliester, Indliski, mum; Clerehmt ads
chniati. afthectlim with the lake Shore,
Flowthen. emt (trend Tnink Railways ar Sa 10.
Dinktth end Chmtend for the Wed; almost Clem-
Mad with the CL C. C. k. tnd. Railway far Indian.
iris: and Mancinnati with the Louisville Short
Reiterm.ami the Ohio h Illeshadppi Railway
for the South lad Southwest ; also with connect.
int Mee at petedpel stations an main line.
sas a.m.-2110117 KIPBXIIII. dear. tar lid:beater.
Buttekb. Dunkirk Cleveland and Cinelnuati, wak
ing direet_anneetion yak trains of the Grand
Trunk and lake Slane nanny' at Baal% Dun.
kirk and Cleveland for a
nd tate West. and at Cita
dont' with the Ohio a Wlesissippi and Louie
vina Short Line Wallvinre for the South and South-
mast ; able with all counnttng lima at principal
utatkma on =du line. - r
de a.m.—MIL TRAIL Susdaya excepted. tar-
Ballo and Duuldrk.
4409 p.m.—KLIMA AC001010DATIO;‘. truadaya
axerotaa.
6:1154. IV DAY =MEI* &Ways exceitalt, for
Itachoder, Buffalo, Dualdrk, Cleveland. Clattruis”
'Wand the &qth. Stops at principal stations and
ecianecting u pon main line.
Elm and im Drawing Boom Coaches ammo
=MI Atom' New York to Buffalo, and
Coaches are attached at Harnelintile. tan
ning thro' to Clemeland and Galion without change.
1013 gimt.-12C: 1111L.Itundays excepted, for Buf
falo, Dunkirk and Cleveland. connecting with trains
Mr the West.
A Moo
h= le attached to this train running
throogh to
'1:25 a.m.— WAY - iIUtIORT, Sundays excepted.
SAM p. —ENERBANT TRAM, daily for Ms West.
GOING EAST.
230 a.m.—NIGHT EXPRESS, Sundays excepted.
connectineat New York with afternoon trains and
stsamers for Roston and New England cities,
Ins Sleeping
New York,'
Coaches aocompatry this ttain from Balt
to
1:58 a.m:—CINCINNATI EXPRESS. Mondays ex
cepted. connecting et Jersey City with afternoon
and evening twins of New Jersey Railroad for
Philadelphia. lisftimore, Mad Washnigten; and at
Now York with steamers and afternoon Express
trains for New England Cities. Alma stops at prin
cipal staticms and connecting points on mainline.
Sleeping Coaches accompany this Wein to New York
9311 a.m..-11121GRAMTON ACCOMMODATION,
days
12:12Ehni p.50.=i1:1 3 112238, RlirldaYsevellietad. =E
nacting at Middletown for Unionville, and at Jer•
my City with minas train of New Jer.
my Railroad RC
Row and improved $OOOl Coaches Dooms.
Tony this train from Buffalo to New
12:U pan.—ACCOICIODA'TION TRUK, daily, con
necting at Owego for Ithaca.
•
11:241 Eltindays excepted.
O:OOp.m.—LIGETNING EXPIUMO3, daily, connect
ing at Paterson. Ice Newark ; at Jersey City with
Nortlng Express Train of New Jersey Barad for
Bantams and Washington ; and at New York with
Notting impress train far Boston and New England
cities. Also stops at all principal stations and con.
meting points on main line.
Sleeping Coaches accompany this train through to
New York.
5:05 p.m.—WAY FBEIGHT,..I3unday• excepted.
BAGGAGE CHECKED TBSCIIGH.
lab A revised and complete Pocket Time 'Able"
of Pfumenger Trains on the Die way and con
necting lines, has 'recently bock published. and can
be procured on application to be Ticket Agent of
lba Company.
L. D. RUCH=
Genii flopt
pA. & N.Y. CANAL ll•. R.R. GO.
ARRANOEMMIT OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
Commencing Sept 18, 1869
TJULTSB 001110 Ma= WILL
Lame Towanda at 7:00 a.m., 4:00. and 6:38 p.m.
•7*5
Returning, leave Waverly a) 8:40 a.m.. and 11:45,
p.m.
TALI% GOING BOWLS WILL
Lean T0wanda.........
Arrive Tunkhannock.
Pittston
.• Wilkes-Barre..
•• Manch Chunk.
Allentown
" Easton
•• Philadelphia..
New Y0rk.....
Dine at Pittston
Lure New York....
" Buten
Bethlehem....
Allentown...•
liana Chunk
White Hll l / 1 111
• WUkesdkarre..
Pittston.
" Tunktuinnock
Arrive Towanda..
Dine at White Hum
Passengers for Harrisburg and Pittsburg trill
change care at Allentown. have time for Supper and
take the Through Fast : Express, with sleeping Cara
attached, it :MI gams evening.
Iola; P. coi.
Superintendent.'
D HILADELPHIA & ERIE RAIL
BOAD.-W7NTRR TIME TABLE.
71ISOII011 AND =Ear noun terms= r
11ALITY0117.. BAJUIDEIOMO. WILLIAII2I
TIM G!ZLT OIL REGION OF PDZIOFTLVANIA.
ELEGANT SLISPING CARS es all N 1 Trak"
On and after MONDAY, NOY. 11th. 1809, the trains
on the Philadelphia k Rrie Nail Road will run as fol.
lows : IrCIIIIVAND.
MAIL Tsars teams Ptdladelplits, 9.35" •
• • • Williamsport, 740 A.W. I
. • arr. at MA. 610 r.w:
Mans EXPREIS kw' ea Philadelphia 11:40 Am.
. • ' • Ifilliamsport 9110 rat,
o • sm. at Edo 1000 A.W
Emma MAIL leans Philadelphia 7:50 A.mi
• 0 Williamsport 6:00 rat,
• 0 " arr. at Lock Hamm 710 am
1/JITWAILD.
Yam Tama leaves Ma 840 Aat;
• • • WlMamma:at 915 PaL.
• • arr. at lildladelphia 6 - 20 a.m.
Ram Esrazia leave" Reis, 4.0t0 P.m:
. .. .. ' lilillamapart 3 - 20 a.m.
• • arr. at Plilladelphia 12:45 P.M.
ASNXIXODATION leaves Loeb Hama.— ........... A.S:
. . Williamsport 9 . 45 /4.m...
• arr. at Philadelphia, 6:50 rm.
BassoExrazas, leaves Wllitansport....l2ds am:
• • - • Rarrialmrg . —5lO a.m.
• arr. a6Phila.ielphia....9:2s &It;
an=east connects at Cmay,Hall cut at Corry
eten, Umsa west at IrvineWn with trains
on Oil Creek k heny River R. R.
X ~. 20, 1009
Books and statinmy.
DIARIES FOR 1869
PAPER & ENVU'OPES
NEW-YORK PAPERS
SCHOOL BOOKS
Prii, 131, MIIBIC, STATIONRY AIM
Plcrums
BLANK 'BOOM
.YANKEE NOTIONS
Towanda. Now:. a. MS.
Sewing Machines.
THE NEW AND IMPROVED
ELIAS'' HOWE
FAMILY SEWING .MACHINES,
Were awarded the First Pitta at the Pols Itrpoeittcm,
IT3r 4 '.,!' , V . m_l f M!!!!'wll
ed Aliso,
Nochine the battens
Lest p Bbailealr lea lure award.:
the remium ila :
New Yost. Ohio, Pennw/tranti, Nateetrln . A. We, New
Hampshire, Vermont, Wlsocmida, and To "•s
At the County Fairs of Madletny then:, •
go,Weyne, Wank Tompkins. Aimee N ,,
kiml, Bel 110. on, and, boat "f
'airport of the (ttee on Sawing Ato.,
the State Fier held In Ibieheeter. WI of 1868 -Tour
Conunitlee Imre exisined the aileron! Bentng
alines. to Irldch theleattention ono caned, end would
recommend 1 the bed Panay Ma nine ftW
llnM Howe=rina , o••••• , • roe the antathil
manna : 1 of road. Pon. 51-11144-
nlarN ot terwlon on both upper •- .• lower threads.-
ad—Mee of movement. 4th- raw of work
aposrall material& 6th —The t atteehmente to
the Machine for Ming. r • .. king . braiding ,
quilidogalholthitatulturtling, one •
of with which
may are applied. 6a—Tbe dm. • •'ty of the Mn.
being roads of hardened to: and adjusted
ihl tt
wa , nett We recommend a medal."
et3ie Berm* Dinkier. Torben (hater. Card
er. anbrolderer. Rieder. Feller anti ilmproved Tuck
Itriter•
Mani met any sad essay kind of Mimed. from the
lust to the coarsest. with • mu& mar needle
lbseether mach>osa Mi sure led mmitie one be.
hue you purehase.-Trioeirota SaterSMO.audwisr7
machine minuted: The resisalosat our Maindho-.
Wing Machines Tadora.Boet, abut Eames sad
Carriage Makers. fo
is too ern twee io ,
require corn.
oot - Deal tic to can iss4 see UAL
ammPLIIII B Oeuersi Aatate.
Voi reniliwilluara.
litika ler OM, Gisieni
•
SitstiOt ToweleteClini%
Ma
`c
.$
aemildirse Wets.
WHOLESALE onoonvi
401..4, 111 1 1 1 , Ardni...} l .
PEONIBION HOUSE
I a ifti pivn
I P' • "= 6 6d).
• pA.
The tindinniglied, encouraged, by
thenng3esnwhiCli inn; thus far attend
ed their new enteriniee,desire to make
acknowledgment for the very liberal
patronage they have * received, by giv-
ing their =stemma the advantage of
their years' experience, together with
the-benefit of their greatly increased
facilities foi:4(leing
They keep constantly on - hand a
Teri and' ca pleYe ' assortmen
of everything in their line,• and are
dailyreeeiving sinch additions to their
stook all the 'rants of their Antde re-
qturea
They have now in store, Sugar, Sy
rap,•Molasaes,. Coffee, Bice, Tobacco,
Fish, Salt, Cheese;' -Fruits, Crackers;
Candy, Matches, Brooms, Wrapping
Paper and Twine, Flour Sacks, Seeds,
and a great variety =of other goods,
which have been recently bought at
the lowed point in the market, and
are offered At wholesale, at rates' to
correspond.'
-They desire „ei 'call especial atten
tion
to their large stock of Fine. Teas,
which they are selling at New York
Jobbing pricsk=--fi',"mranieeing `the
quality in all cases.
Have also on hand a good assort
ment of Flour, Pork, and
,Kerosene
OiL
-They still oontinne to hare the ben
efit of a- resident Partner in Nets,
WM. 11. BARR.
Goal PawOr AO
York, whole- conettuttlyin the mar
kqt, and prepared to turn to our ad
vantage any favorable changes in the
price of goods.
.9ao a.m.
11:53 ••
1:15 p.m.
4:45 ••
440 ..
5:45 ..
pATTERSON &
n&esiors to ilicintio J. JoNzg)
6:00 ..
6:30 ..
eas -
9:25 ..
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
6:55 Lm
7:45 ••
10:00 ••
10:30 ••
10:45 ••
12-00 m.
1:32 p.m.
2:50
3:10 ••
. 4:21 ••
6:38 ••
of T. J. JONES, and baying addedlargely thereto by
recent purchases. they take pleasure in announcing
and erssry
to the public that they ere prepared to sell anything
SUGA.RS,
TEAS.
N=l
FISH,
FLOUR,
FEEIt
CORN
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE
AA cheap as the cheapest. We guarantee perfect sa
*faction to all 'rho may arca as with a coil.
ALFRED L. TYLER.
Giumel Superintendent.
PEOPLE'S
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, .
FRUIT OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
FLOUR n, MFAL, GE IN, &c
A constant...apply of Ashton Silt, all 'Jul Chorus,
Butter Ifilins, Tabu, to.
Plow call sod look through our otook. and Ire yid
do oar bad to pkomie 1100p1E11.1..
- Towanda. ADM 311.
MOST OONVENItNT
T 1 11:
laoe In tows to gel; •
INE
ci-o._ - )uo , mrmt.A.l_,!.
O. IL +WOW lantaglaschamed Ste shwa mall
haws callattlebtaeak soltmaket to *pen
aD mho may !a ht
we Was ',titre
He also keeps • tall as ,
1:= • • 0 - .4. , • -11.7
• -
F.WasT, GAMMAS,
sr +
Which be tirprepared to tell cheap.
Towanda.. lap 110. 11*.
at C. B. PATCH'S.
10:
113 war BMxr;
FOR. STEVENS, ItERCUR & CO
111ay42, 1868.
=l3
Fauns, &c.,
NO. 2. PATPON•S BLOCK.
TOWANDA, PENN'A
Saying purchased the entire stook of
GROCERIES 4 PROVISIONS,
GROCERY AND PROPISION
Such as
COFFEES,
STONE WARE, &c., &c
CASH PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
J. & pArrsasoN: W. S ItlNlalit
Mitch 10, 1800—Us
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORY.,
IN)17 . 111 MOON& BIUDOE AND AWN STILILNDL„.
4 new and eoinidete stock of
NVlttch will be sold at the lowest presibls prices.
CODFISH,
MACKEREL,
HERRING,
PORK,
MUTTON,
HAM,
MODERN STONE WARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
Bring Cu your police, which we pliy cash far.
/ •
DAIRYMEN,
Lail.
EATING HOUSE,
Teo doors south of the 1 4 1stional Bank.
agitfit;Mikittii4iiiglo
gr ak1r *OOM001 021 ; 1111114G
.11,11111404414aR4,11R1L1
NE
_ I2 P-*lio:VOl* 4 .l. l ,,f' !IttriitrirPli
.. .. . . . , . ..
to offer to Rte Otßredtcpounty auil vidid•
a. 'a Urge ien Wale'd stook lat
G op•rit z
Arbi c h 1 havepturland for caulk 4 * fe..
4r2retaii6:l4. 24-
therirbere. I now .offer to thopnbUsaspbroa!ttick
t II :I 11
TEAS, , COFFEES, SUGARS,
BTARCII, M.1,141A . ,M, SPICES, Ac
Haim on band a lapin, stock of
MMON :,FLOD.II,•.AIRAIIAIet, DO
BrE
I keep constantly oa hand. PORK. HAMS. LARD, sad
kfudi nsn. Lipid 411 Slut litieittittift
pnbUo to our Caul Be Batt
STOCK OF TOBACCO, -""
In 0 111 4 nr Flat. Jaisloakkraccdobroosun,
dry. New :lark Chemical and Brawn Soap
*taw r4l and examine our stook of
.i. ; !::: i;,..!;. .. iI. i ~ ,f d" i ; e4 1 i
WOODEN WARE.
Large assortment of ViI , IKEZ ,NOTION T?ICI.NT
k) * -1.; A •
SOAPS, & - e., ke. I will pay ti.•c jliglicate.?thpricefor
CP,UrRY PRODUCT.
Fanners, give us a call before selling elsewhere
All persons indebted to the late Arts will please eaU
and flake immediate paytuent
Towanda, March, 12, 1867
EP
CORNER 3ININ AND MIDDY STREETS.
GROCERIES,
Feed and
WOW), IV/LLOW and STONE
We would call special attention to our stock of
FLOUI4 8 2'EAt 6 C(kffßAFi,..
:1
Which W 2 WARRANT to give hatixaoliOti io
-CASH paidjor t - ! esirable Votailty,i
M.- J. lion s. KEELER:
Maccaroni„. sae r, Pearl- Bartel) .
and Hjminp. Ciaklers, Taylor's. and Fora's
Family Snaps. Holman's. Tslmadge.
'and Boys! Baking Fonder.
.4 Burnett's " Stan
dard Extinct&
Ileckeed •
Farina. Hops.
CoVe Gelatine.
.• The Gem" Fruit Jar.
Baker's Chocolate, Cocoa and Bronis.
** Titus" Cream, Lemon and Extra Soda Crackers.
Grant's " Wafer. Boston, Egg and Butter
Crackers.
- 'EMIT& AlvaPa Ina 3
Towands, June 23, 11122). -
NicCABE At MIX
•
RECEIVING NEW GROCERIES
DAILY!
Spkudid AegottnAent 1 Wholesale and Retail!
/Fresh and line quality of Groceries as can be bought
PRICES RANGE LOW FOR
THE
All kinds of
NATIONAL FIRE WORKS !
• Wholesale and Retail.
Country Merchants will do well fossil. Our prices
Shall be, with the reasonable," satisfactory.
CALL AND SEE US.
CASH PAM FOR cor:cruic .OtODIICE.
Goods shown with pleasure, We shall pay stric
attention to all parts of ourirade: '
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Accept Our thanks for past Mora.'
Towanda, June 14; AO: .
LOOK HERE! • .
MOLASSES
KEROSENE,
At the old stand of BIUSIIIALL A -Cowr.u.., are now
receiving a large and well selected stock of
.• • .
' aiIOCEIRMVANIIITOIINIONS.
Which they titrer to r.telt trayers at prices that defy
competition.
Cash paid for all kinds Farmers' Prodneo. .
April 21. 1869-11.
G L ORIO US INEWSI
I TEAS GIVEN AWAY
(!BEAT AifERIC4N TEA STORE
NO. 1 GRIFFITH k• l'A - rmes New Mom,
BIITDOE BTItEET, TOWANDA, PA
4 rt 4
4 ! t4e . . 91‘fn e
y tlle
;"..? A MENG:IY FLAG!
RED, WHITE AND BLUE STORE
Samples of Tess otvm; AWAI VIIZELY, to satisfy
the people that this is the place to we money.
PRICES LOW AS THE - GREAT AMERICAN TEA
1 • COMPANY OP NEW YORE. .
Fresh Ground Coffee received daily trogn New York.
or ground to order. AlsO orhole CODA green *and
roasted, all styles. whole and ground Splees, Dried
Fruits. &c.. at equally low prices.
The ellbeeribeCtlhe ' for
literary patronage eitended to himwhile in
the Grocery business in this place, and rer= ne ullY
solicits a trial in his new enterprise...- The as
will be conducted strictly on the
.t
Ito you will not have to pax extra - price,' tio make op
Q the losses of a credit business.
'
Ilya" emet spare the money to pay for a pound,
buy an ounce anti pay for it. - Be indepeilltrat—than
Fon will be worthy to walk under the
kneriegn Tea ~ i V oret.„ •
And. buy jour your Goods Cheap: sa-nomemb,ethe
Red,. White and Rine Store, new Block, BridgeStreeL
, Jritp 1, ISM BRAMBLES. k RIDGEWAY.
KINDSABOMMES AND
L... 011 . Pr.:minim/it; kik - Wade aM MAIL et •
__ it, Mg. • C. a ?ATM&
irktatTlTA OF ALL
SW:ABE MIX,
M=V
P. cw
C Pxrcll
ERE
TOWANDA. PA..
DcalrlT 41" a 1 kliOa of,
PROVISIONS,
kot - B
FZA
177 A. 12.,
QUALITY AND PRIM
Produce
COWELb d MYER
Toa and Coffee.
E3113E3
Awl Um
It SYSTEM • ''` , ` 4 4'
4N41
EM=MI
AMERICAN FLAG
Into the
-1. , *1•61 , 414 - rtait4k4o-a441 77 :iiiii 1 0 0 404 :44 :4 4
fi . sailrfkr*Laiklicrps-VrA
itnefirr ty Vet ttSW3,,
2: 4 1'4 .513 iT rtf.Vi - 14:-0/01.
- . 2i*Ja."-.MAMEiTSI , II
/4t itzt , *ai
flmsig
- • . - • • • _ . -
ntrtgt r tnilitanto3o4 l 4 -
• ~,rt-E4- L.rif* - 1 ,707 .
- 4+11414 ',.3?.418 BremikEltnietc4.l-stu.niTi
—•- • .
ei N,ll , .t , Ltift•r: T..j itOrt
t:NVOSUI.4
VA 4ll 1 4 ' TI 6 .
• .M 13 4,
-5,41
, •
4We 110.11 . SaTl.lll:ilt
* l 4 1 . 1 "4/1t***40 11 40 11 AtiPer.'".4
:
Wegive par,
Ungar attention toTeallea*Bey•!. and
03 I'7'l valOti t
eirlEblegßA autimai.
A .*ql !.!TIP*.M. fr.n3m.v,e4faitlng. - -,6
:471
CUM'S
=EI
"ViiKa -
I%.;io' ! eii"ysuiv;i4)k 4+lt :peg
&Xt . SiOrk1;1 , 11111P - 'OM
.
• .'..;1";:;;Li
1i0Z• 444 ikAiOtiii
•
be at the gaol Maw ow:7.Thursday.
snit sizinplaMatt Maxis; aridiVrepatbd tad. taireibea
stific. ~ ,?;;;.1V.41% V54190R 411.024.ER5 E , ;
Fo~- PrxmI:xt.WAROYAT.
...
TT3IA.VI3EVOICARPUtHOW
_a. WE DO IT, ...BUT WE To!:'
1 - 'I7 •
SELL BETTLEL _ILND (400D8 1'
ANY OTHER
MI
CLOTHING S 2 ORE!
• :IN BnADEOBbICUUNTX• "i
YJ'T at,fksk?Fcifir fl_l/
1:IIITI
NEW CLOTHVG PORTED!,
Oue door south of tho MEANS HOUSE, mud all your
wilkrs44 ll i`f tf "111
\
Ilathui Just opeuect witk au entire now : . 44344.01
31. EN S) BOYS' CLOTHING,
Which has Nen purchased for at the ilremeut
denreseldii tiirlCet. I ean f otr totter bar
gehr.ibart thous :wiho h;yo a , * fuck purytuned
when prices were higher.
I respectfully solicit a call fromnay our cu toners,
r/ 9 de4re24 Nqr°°d'i its;l
FAIR PRICE
Remember the place, :
touch id Meth*
Towanda, Atig44 , ? 1 9 1 -f. US WOLFF
7jr. 7 j4E!.,007 .
UP TOWN CLOTHING 81UI4Ej
oppos:te the Court Hone°,
No. 66 MAIN STREET, TO-I.VA::
NEW HPRIIOG GO(flTh
~,,11/Fatl.,,?jrfDlY.l4:iptltY tOLLLVF,
BLACK CLOTH AND FANCY CAM - MIME 6CITB,
It aritny cornxir.
017'133312, .00.4.111 S
At JERRY CULLUM :, .
FALL A iill Writitit 'suns,
AtJEBIIY '.OOLLINW
E.l L
. .1., :0 ,rE
,11 V O . A I: ~ ,
at JERRY COLIC S'
CLOTHS AND CASStIWRES;
at COST, at JEltltlGt:
THISIMLNGS OF ALL KINDS,
arJEBIITiCOLLIN
.13017§.„±e4OTHING
at JERRY COLLINS
. .
1310,14VA'• YUlNrsnixo • GOODS,
at .114:Wir COLLANS' t ,
HATS at ,CA.PS,
"ialihl` ll Ctu apaiihan ' ati s `uoaee M Tmisbat.
CALT. AND SEE HIM!
"',2lept.ls,isto
NEW SPRTNG ' AND SUMMER
1i..4, - .:W- - :,-..;14,' i11,,i), , y ,
Would announce to the citizens of Towanda, and the
public gene:lnt that he bas iD Mini and daily rii
hing new and
\ .
•
'''' ,, i . r - R , Rs it : (4'ciob act,:
Ma liiicenaltable to tie *anti of Pimple, wllloh
he will dell for Currency at-former
'd'of, 15 - f. it'i"d i, gi
conatat4ng as osnal of groat, well and relialde
CLO - TIONG,
"(%o Bliodily of rag kio) co n xiethig of -
BUSINESS SU.I'TS,'
4 6tivis,; - rs AND i'AN
DAtss - don's, P0 . 716 . 41T.4 " $.,
Linen Cote, Dusters and Pailpi.
-and Overidditi;.Ltlie . n
Lined, Camimere, and Flannel Shirtgatiek Tlei„ el&
nders,. oicrrea, antes, Tatatherliagik little
Mr.lkortiidAraw ,
bee that geld Goods' are, cheaper at a fair price than
poor goods at any pike. Call and examine mY floods
ugraaa> ;One 'APS
-ware Store:
Towanda, lior.lB, 180,9 L R. W. EDDY.
ME
TEE . TEMPIX -OF FAISHIONI
STORE - kaISZW 403441:
An entire new Meek of Clothinterbentdd
before the war. to. be sold Kith
The inslershlned rondd - inionnee to ,
the citizens of Tcorands and vicinity
t•
.._FI E..BEAVEE..INEROONAV:I. -
.
%tinEcalltAs. Tuon.'""
(4,<:
Ffi l i:iiir r i P AlM* t artiEltaiOlVn9;, ''
.'!.• • •
;
Irarnishing*Goods, he., and that these goods."
id very low Agues: sill be soldwith• Ord
sti k r. I Intend to establish or permanent trlAs I.rals
plate: and in order to gain the ecrondeneer.of:pr 4 4h .:
sera , . will deal.= a basisat -• , -----
„ ..... , •
HONESTY -1/ID - INTEGIOTY!
• J~nd . Nl ti •••
• fl*'43t ,
eittioo_weganted Icizokbet lhep lite
reProaelhaotal
yourself,- Don't forget the place,empli±pf ralidOn;
tathe Means House, south end of Beltran Wes
- ,g•IL , fly:Mt
korowsbda.Oce 181T...-ryn,3/4-0-,,,,,•11.;.„•,v,
'AM OrrtHMVP.;t4i7
(1131ECONA RUM PINTAIPI
itarrel"6"w'ciaZar
WM.
. ,
- whist 6* sot 404" -
- itteut4o .;"
•
.t .1 11,00 1 0" 4 401 1 311
. • ;' 'AWE , . - *POP !
'i l t - 014" ; yt i ttia***4,4 1 1: 1 :
brakmir.34s3..tiiiiio •
GENT'S
EM:I
ERE
Ilel
.a. if: Cott
4100DS I
all arido•,
all Wool
WS
13100D13,
.
Bruwr47wn, - ..... ~..1'.^.4t ..v.'.n
AZ I :
a- ::,f.alarqr.,44
~ , ,V A-otra•
101,0fIt t piastAlaSitibetlicskAINOleVie
artdcb tieactlaireriidOolVerhi.' to ,
014 1 1111411iihristAlack Ol•wr. ii.rd p 11.4
• - ..• •
• Dr 474.11, 8; kc. ke.
S'Er4.;TJ:2t.,i2L 4i 7 1 )
AlKlikt'ixbez.J
' r 4! rer.S.
. • 3".fria
and ciVexusalt of thif tiFt. thakiclt.ratZt
seti , sae
4401Pu1ti0,7 ton, Amok at tignahlrur
-41110171-1:090410,04
.1,,,v;
CARIMARSS.'"`..
''' ..•
• AMMER'S: "
=MEM
,;; : ~ e ~,: t,.4
MEE
Cordage Jacket'''. ai oi-
YO4 1111 • 1 4. 1 4 Pited Off"' •• "
• : 4 •''•
HAIR - t'APs2(ea.'
-1 0IvefixtV - a
m. 7e nosENFIALD,
weir TOrkdouthig- !Celia. So:n . s Woos, op-
Oldie PPll4,llfrrira!kas,
Tiobaacci ars.
7 -
E - 0 RON V. ' •• MYE It
:4 T I Haying tatiflliyial9 •
ToBVII(30 AND CIGAR-STONE,
1•. • --.
I*-11.63ati3na in *inuaiwbolcsals Ind retW
. .
Re keeps constantly on haul, a eon:l , odt star -leaf
'ao lib' lei'ii;:::‘iid Alt-k;
ME CUT. PLUG: Ain ' EfitOMM: TOBACCO.
rut - up-Mali rtyles. - -:The bohihealltlei of
q•
P*M:Zit
- The inolifcelebinied. brastilo.uf
t*N . o,:r.ssic*.il44: - .'...itou,k6iiii,
ISE
.O•(([4iLYi[to4y. •.
.. , ~8--LY 51i.,.~...._.„,,.p_......
.C.:41•1:1 NI F.. 4. , • .
T9BA:COO,BOX V OiIid POij (IRIS
miTett'sayits; * -
ill
An I ill goortn ntinitly kept IA a ffist-clasi
C G
• 'meeerii iratAO ;cell *is ealliand uiuhlnn lila largo
awl well weletled stodu.: • % • • Y - %
.„ -Unwind*: Aga 22:71362:.
„! ' l ' •
-,.:::: .. .—Jewelry.;;-
JuLEs,4:TG;t .
:11,1WELLkR
Orteeoin. ninth of
NEW AGOCK; tOirANDA,:PAI
lile, In , -
; 7 97: - HE -- X411.72% .
Of all deacriptium. ; alto
FINE' SWISS: WA '..CHES;
13MIC4UC - IVATeffE.S,
. .
• :
CLOCKS oftitery . 2 stile,, from ..ttH9 ctiespeit: lo, lhe
Lest.
ME
A LARGE Ati3ORTE tERT O}
8 P s'A c 1 E- S,
* F" AUES
NEAELE,LED EXEEDIOUKLY DONE
MITZI
Towanda, Lei4..14.441
LOOK!
-1 ‘" 'NEM gltEi
AT WARNER'S. s'
=I
GOLD WATCHF6II.
AT WARNED:B. cc i 4 . 1
' . T
ELGIN f WATCHES,'
•it WAR3iiin'a. • _
.•
iV A tit 413 i Ci
‘,7 '
gy !1
-.„ WARNER'S,
-4 1 4 .1 4 -..WP S . ' P r opiisr ,
4.f.a, :WAICIIIMIC • , n •
EIS
3cti e i v o u . dlOse ei-thinpieoirtiekerone 6i, mew
tienra wm - 4 01 !
can ex i a see
,66:e.:„,tcpii . wlir awrelwepty pe! , :eopt. to
3survatehmeg
64eireft_
. rvitred. • sad
laieratl
1 0861).., a.I -,
.- • ,
Misiellutecoas, -
TOWANDA lEgliT 3411*.ET,4
`-4vistuaND'euuts,-- -,• •
• . .rittp
irbOiesale and retia ;bark - 4
Pliettatiessonable weiL:Aasiss Mow .
aka.. ‘
ftc . .. t4frO4o44.ltl i f
3101,16, TAIALOW. LAIW-4
gortnAo.4m
ATV-It -A KS Olt alt.Al,l-7-
..o.o.eth to; ilee.",!TD-,lTrnwaiiriiiiiii.s.
A Meg STOOK Or',Oßßft
•
IAU3-wiNigunß
tl,pjq~~lLW
~ ~liiiweo~e~ii►~t~~t~i,~~y
6w.~~
ilf iota-tag' , :) ','. .1 *4114111;* 4164
1 a
-tb*ium tbsite. to : o'oo ' , _,r04417 . 1* --- 14
:. , 50- - -',"" - ._• ~ - , , 1 4.
BID So b414-bt.iiiiio 7 o,, • - - ."
,-,,,,'
[ tvqlA,trifiettii ' ,410W,Ket o tiht:Lili " 0
~....,.t . k i: ..,,,,,,...i.„...., ..
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:„....,,,..,„,....
/ .64 , 441acrd1 t -- 44..‘,- - 4 .4.1119 4 - .0 ,- 1 teid
i t
$.l - I,,WM it -4.14 '-irit almatililgt If
I,'44r4tlfi•
1 ,
:,, 3,,,,,,..„,„.„ .... y.n&-1.,14 411 , c4'* -14.
stliA litl .1.9., , - -AW , -e. w4:11.6.t , k 7 tvr-..,,alisa
4 x..
el • .1,,Z.• r•Ci
lOW ut# 1 - 41 tot
aiitt*
isrd, nits - I,pk ". - A 1 ',47, 41 ` , 1! ';',J,-:41'4"7
141F.A.OtOSTO .'OI7VPO•
0" 11111 3. 0 4 § 1 ,4 1901 ; 1 4 ,6 0 41Of
ea. 7:
.ToOrk
MTV 10101111 OM Or
and Tr
Of all kluds, which TM be sold toe the Idii‘'et l -thieh
10, , ..va44 11 5At 11 11 1 .4.411100Miket
Oilittirtityleistiliiiikel4W . thii reibije:
'..toitraliettalliet,alldediffetei o 9 entilloidto
attehthWiteidlo. the thielitticiurhag of
ell headset , . 7.1;
~oAaro on 4 4 l4 > O P 1 1 004
Ott 1 : 11 Zit.
WitkiPPrPtedliar 4 e ll 4 , B F 9,6" a
'•" .1
i tr ig a i x 46 :4 4ir t ie ort ritz,-.:1,1
ausbllVlBll4
14
Ss ° 41-,BRONSON'Sf- - .lXitt
t,
r e . 2
li~B
ARD).te)
Naas betida„ A
t DA pattl for the pituissoul Imparts/at
innotmeeznen.
?LW(' WOW AND, :BLEOS
No better quality can be f4;und. and at prites attain
fkl;4l' Tans 01.:11
*011:: APR-, , •: 11 4 2 1YCY
ILs low as the tide of the =wick at • s
MXIIIOPOLITAN ilititpWitit/e "
' -Orax;ll,'Pa.
L00x...;11 . z4EC,:: -
=II
Mammoth-1 - Furniture - Store ,
- , I•M-TOVlA.ntli. P 14.,
. .
aa 7 71:7 , T?, , m
To be tonna In Kiwi/ism Ysisuavivisala, which is be
ing sold at
GRX4TLY REDUCED PRIOE4: •
Myetock consists ;in part of Parlor, Libraw. Din
ing -room and Chamber sets. Parlor, Library. Exten
sion, Dining and Oftleo Tables, Chairs, Bedsteadle,
Barents; Weituna:gay Bonin Lounges, Vteeitotes,
What-PAN Cradles, Cribs. Arc.. to. 411111-Una of
Mentrasses and Bedding. Pier, Mantel nil Common
Mirrors. Oval and Rustic Frames end Brwindsvite..,
kr. fad. 9 . erY4king. - -1 ~ . , • '•
In the
Which niiiist be" t belt io l e aripreelatixl, red which Wit
be aol'd at
••Thin the s.sinb (instil? of goods' CM be pniehised else
where.
. . .
Thankful to the pubUe for their put liberal patron
age, and determined to merit' a continuance of the
iwene,by onetime baduernseste not. to be' ibmad eke.
where, I
_invite them to , call and examine inYl
irul prices befOre pirreltssing ebuothere. ' 'No el=
for gnawing goodeoind 1 , • • ,
IVIL~.10)T EE UNDERSOLD!
.• VEAL REIS attirplied as Distal et the low
cat intuket,pgices. - •
also keep on hand a large asaortment of. Iledy.
'Rada Onus, Beni the common- to the 'finest
Rosewood. Mao Burial Rohm Crapes. te,sald
thewole agOrd in Bradford eourq for Ithalcr & Fisk's
A good 117.A/t4E always In readiness alien reci
Ti;iii;34.ll 10:18013.1 JANES O. FEAST.
Fri - Ali& OUT 'BELOW., COSTI
. . • - : • • •
• v 1 wonderful opportunity for all who wish to
,runcg.ABgFinuirrultz CHEAP,
wtll ire; 4 his consisting of
PARI,OR'SET'S
. 116ci4t • SET'S ,
11EDSTEALM, ,•.-
• • WIRRORS';' ,
-I • • • ... •
.1; L. O. W. -C. .0
,daribeostSre a .prosent,ocoupiedby ://13 is' for
rent or sale. It, is one of the best business stands'
Xi:maw* Judy ila. 1840. - : .. 8.- I'.!DEOKEIL
GOLD CHAINS
..FVBX/Ttr= .W.ABrc - nOOMS.
JAMES MAIKERfON annonocestothepablielluit
be ISM cuntintne.to nunnaseture and keep en MIA
!.. , •
IMEMI
El
i.B*3CBT. ' Yv~xfiT V TCE:=-
itureani; Totaa, Beilateids, iltands, Mari. Ye., - 10
every deeeeipthet; which me made of the best mate
tie* enellatbkotort meekomehlte mehaer..
rinvite the inspection . Of the, Wilk to my, IM*.
• abill Dot be surperaed tttabtlity tiny shop'
/Oka oc t ew.awlm7 , peiosswplbrfoandto , be a
kow 45 the thee'.
Ready-made*Ohm consta ntly made to
order: Aimed Heareetalbeterntehmtletweideelred.
MI& 141863:
,1100t-10Logitt.—,114117-.1 1 1.1i1-
ilele resixaililliiniormod that the Bonk.liln.
lin - tombola Tertuoied to iho -iligcte Building; third
ituryi'whexe willbe dune v.-- . - -
'lt
dij'il 131 'Xi 1 1 :1.ii 7
itararipue.Wiroc Ws.Ou tennis* reamoniblo as
thet e 4is " irlll iAow.. The pludery win be budor
, .
&min astyliaindEasnosturldehisturiotbe
/Plaleillaguines,Nowspainas,Old o llooka, Iwo bound
of style. Particular attention - will be
paid to the Boling and Binding ctl. - • -
Vo esti desired petteeeMrldeb 4i den-
Wal be rally for4elivery wfienprn.
112= 3 : of tbiteibrio eelietted. end per.
2 . -1866— 1 i • ---;[ •
N EM,. T /LILO 1-8510:p. , . ,
s i los ravmmAciun...
. .
This aided atilivin re room Rooms or
aboSomtiriammtambuittarociemmommoodoory,
or= raliirtgotki N t I .. 3l lthewOotancnitlP eA
to do all =Wet . , '
r 4 • - *!V
.2, - • ~
to the beet _and aloak'kehlot.
an sonner.. 441,,CL.
*maim - otituturyears:witotortoMmion lis"'keev ttp
OttltotrOrtheehttite, d Wilet .
tre to e
Mer4o /
° 1 16 ,40 .beAFF. ,5 11 4 1 .1 1 sable*a. tOgilotott•
. 1 4fip . cittung demerit - suet -dam tea'reetiotiabhp
WM' 4;:2 4 q1 1 144 Octorlt41861.0!!-
ILIMEI'LISIEI''I.II3IEIII - '
Theigiturpimptheatiff,seneenstiLt",dis x ;ro
flit ht ztam iinc tr eotistantli on . beplAt." We . Ilk
. Ittgrif tall' ediablref InN4h" barite:l
le6bew
fiat be boughtats tethetetettg the yea.; ~, -, .
llikill..teellt. . ' -: , DANP - UngIV.X. -
. . •
IKACKEREG, CODs .. L r la s trE
Mooked 1 3111 .fm0y x 1 1 1 =141 2 141 s a t
•4P11 , ,, , 6 Qi tt4
~'arni~nre. :
There 13 ilinr on exhfb:tfcni
The largest and beet etock of
14,0 E 1),..11 IC ,E 0.5:.!•••
lil If: .:1}: .: +}t:
mina
V.K.1L , T 3 ?T..t%El
DlArgi nooiri.sc
iii4rif4iitnotiediratiet4einkiii;e4 Fi34-4
4*.yr- - 4c - t.Tuvtizehe
dilate*
4 410111=01 1 .
lOW=
*eta xril7 lAII4 ;PVI
ti
r 411441941 * .
,YeSil 4 f MIPTIM,A37=rariTN.:: 0 '
4 A. - r , if
314004 11 * r alitotoi k z
~ li.ribillitiritirri\V*lNlNOWNlV*2 o /115*:='T
Leh
tisp
mmizirrbdiiti:L - 5
,
*plug TialeCtrikla
riart•Diase,Veriit `. • •
• 'I: T
OKEZINOKA.raIITOONAIS,
t
tom imr• HII~PJtYPA~A ' IIPYfi ''
AND LittllOASs,
r.-} ~; "ftrilteigdi9il
` 7 ,TOtti ;iND • 60. Aili -
iciaidapiricas . amtittatage Lads, Tnweik
,r. porktpk.,, 1441,-Eihawldart - liracese,lll,4.,
— M s, Itutigng. Bottles,
Nipples; Nipple 9 49Itterde*
irm "au4 - 8°3143"11114 11#4? - ng..Ttraci 4 1''= .-' '
Giasa , Witrt, Ba4tem;TislCAClledugeD:th
I ' l ' 9 1 C, I V
t=trtittriare't 4- .6 -
Cise - poip a l i d l ar ^teat'.
1 . 0
artistes sraccenteditutreprissudeil.::•Porions .at
e' dlstande - can.reiteire their orders by stage or mail;
trbieltirill receive prompt atideionfarittention... •
. advice Aileen • grab:Mangy ..et the oaks .
Ameng may for medicine. •
•
.
. Thinkful for past liberal parronam o „irouldtes.
pectfully announce to his friends and the public. 41git
no pains shall be sparc4A.,satisfy; and merit con
tinuation of their confidence and patronage. ,
9flenSuntildis ,tor preicriptiong tromp, to 10,
a.m., add 12 m to 1, nuita td 0 p.m.
- 47.1. WV : POUTER. 11.1);
.
TOWANDA. AGRICULTURAL
woniut.
TOiVA NBA; •PEN,IIf-"A.,
MANUFACTURE'S HITDS. SPOKES
t , tsTl4l.'„, -
HEAVY AND LIGHT VAG,COI4S;
0p7m4L.,31 - ooD,111;,.
TUILWiG L' Mi 131CAN,CILLS.
&'BOLL ELAtipith, ETc., 'ETC.
To Donlora in
SPOKE,. if BENT
We offer a
JAME.STOCK_FROM WHICH-TO stmar.
The above am from the best
SECOND GROWTH HICKORY OAIC
LIGHT AND IikIANY WAGONS ON-.HAND,
We have the Broad awl Narrow Gunge
Vr.. MILL ricKs irddel . arui
, mErictn, primment
TOWANDA -CARRI,AQE
FACTORY
The undenif;phil mewettully amlonoce tuthort..
lie that they have purchased the
C A it R G.E-S'H_O, P.
G.: 4,..,,DR.A.E.E,
Ana are saw prepared to lnaild work ni
THE L•ATT ~E ST STYLE
II
And Mad workmanlike manner.• They will eoustard
ly keep on hand an assortment of splendid
TOP • AND 'OW RUGGIE,g,
AMHAY PARRLiGES,
DritOcliAT
. 4217) LUMBEU iyewss,
two-sitTrn -
ALBANY' SLEIGHS
ALL Wont WARRANTED
REF...WM..10 promptly attended to -at reasonable
pticee."
Tt;yrsaida, 9,1867--1 y
ORTH 'BRAN6I
MA - CHINE
Situated on Pine; east ongrea pttree,
TOWANDA, BRADFORD CO,
Is now prepaird to Mutat
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
SHINGLE - 31ACHLNES, - • -
- of the best atU i git i y with the tatetit huiroventenig.
All kinds of neer for Planting an filtne MEWL
Steaiu Engines. 'Attide *mid .
Bfeau..i Gauges,
_ r . - Gunge
• •-• Oil.
• Furgielned at altottnOtlts. c- •
• B L I T C TI N't+
ifonetrauo buditLi in
FORG.I.ItG
',
tiflieaiwrotiglit menric forßridges, sud otlibr
poses, done to Order.-:" Also, it taiga assartinent ot!- •
-COOKING riE2771 4 10 STOVE'S
Void and NYoodlturnervatilinitwe for eocilngEstaies,
Btinro Pipe t ' Tin Ware. Boat Tatars. Plows, Cultiva-
Oboe and &vapors, 'kept voitsttuitly , do band. • '
3:01'11: " WI . 4: . 64ifithitigns
0f all kinds of iiiWeri for unllti, .othOe
.
,
.
JAS "3.llT,ClEUralt;r4,_ •
Foreman, who barn bait Largeampalenoabi Min
branch of tbaktmaineas., • rit
Towati4". Oct. 29.
•
'IN G., MILL.
The undersigned haring,bullt a Urge 'and Minim°.
dims Mill In the Borough of.Towanda, end' filled - it
thtiMannkieture ;
VIIMOOW *WM ABM trit,rsios:j'E
-
Are prepared to 1111 orders, vbether.large or annul.
vied the ebotteldnotire. , ' alio alarm , va
rietyor MOBLDINGS, or tho latest style and pattern.
nhleh we imilnrniot-nuit:hcherpar Bianthey,lit be
'•
01/01)Yiliti. - • .
• • - AN!) stntOot - •r'
Anti .11 other rwurit to johieq. itlib . e *ale
to suit our customers.-_
' Persons building. and tinflialitli more Man - twelve
br butte= ogee dletenhorill Old it Itigelytariheir
Interest to bay e ot:lnt,Or WA' Weir buitiber and heir
tt - *limed` by (nu mreldneri., Bring your grist" of
IMorreinit: (lei other hiralidt. and **bile lOnr mla it
theding.tetßAgrrint!l 0 tit , i 4 larctto44t 10 $ 1 *-"X 4 h
lelllittetreaki4ooPlNlVlN
tioulPgaller.lsed,t .Cpartr 1110
Olf it Imam Lamm- wraith,
144NCiffie
•
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t!ti v t 11
r,t' • AGE"
21 4 7 ta1raw461.44.
Wirmar liumßANc . x
-s*rf,ia
A i r ci:Llo
I Eitr - - ,$270,000.
fP-i- Y 9V1 24 - •
4 , ..krige s q igiatualome,v •
T. B. CAMP. General Agent toe gredfordand port
St4l r-` , Pli!'-"Y-4 *Kt MI Com
'ern' Fizz TWSVIIANCX
iirsemafertirr,
• ..filf . •
VvLrox runs -nteettim* - troYrixt
-
SP/1601=k nit AYIiVAXISZ Ixaca~zct Co:,
';llpriNgelit Rea
Lsic.Airrielc C4373-rs•livairsAiiim
WM
ASgrePP 9 1 P 41,1 61Fgturlif.," S2'lB9'l°A
written auilipinimAlktustod tub ai
ori4r. iffecte4 - ina
bi'stry'other rated.
-, cOapewasfipeitiail attenipitf ~iMlf to
.i 4iiiifltl7ll.lMdfil.lo7 TttEtlr cormi li .
:.mein brat Ltuefi
.bais~w Bard fiver , op a4Jn
' 4. " MVP. fgeit.
="164111;Di-L4,41%iitircy16-, EAIf goattbl•l4; An a
liessisk *mum Litoritytrico county, Pc"
=l2
FLIM LIFEAISReI
s s TEEN )1141.19.N DOLL in,:
RINSEIiI4 - Agee► •
tAc;fli,teirsoutiiisted iedintle Colopb.fr.
Etir„, Fuzz • 3Larmr ,Laittaiscx U.. I
• , I
„ .ttid i alart4 stu - p!us op. • • . •
noss , ritsinti4cz anima*. •
, . -7; •
geßiOq aiul surplas over •
imacca•xci , ol. of Nona LitzJui.3.
Phitadelpkia. J
Capital durplcm oscr sl.7orm"
. .
Afr?twarzAs,l2;hl - E.Fseir. ewer.unr.
Capit4 surpliui orer ' -kwe,to,
EentarinF . r. Tigvu
. • • •pry - 5
and sundry 9cer.„ , i 3 .545,0.0
Xacstc " • • .1
.Vrtc Ycrk.
Capital and nu-plus-over. $759.(10)
Prriex Invoter , cr. Comlemur, •- f'
• 'Earifoni,Com )
- Capital and eurptoe over • Vol .no,
=MEE
MUTUAL LUZ Isarck.xcs CO3GrAIIiT. ' I •
New Tork.
Cit .13Eal and surplus Over ' " sB.omoti,
,
Imiraticr. COuriar.
Hartford, Conn. {-
Capital. and Purtilne own;
Rialx lakes ex all ttid fi eJ Prapeky, st tP loi; rat..
as by axis other - reliable Camps:llea.
&a-Policies limited and Losses; if any. *diluted at
this Agency, thereby wring the trouble and exptaw
of going elsewhere for eettlemant.• •
ellk..olllce at the Hardware Store of Codd!og.
oan & Co: - - • O. 8. BPSSELL
Towanda, Feb. 7. Hitiii.U. •
NATIONAL T :INSURANCE
CLAIMICE ii. CLABlC..Preeklent ;
JAY 000 U. chairmelietanee es4E-e.4.?eu.;
BETSY D . COOKE, The Peadieet
'ElfEnfiti .R. PEET, Burets?" sad Arthur •
•
the athrentages cd- the National Lila Ineutrance Co
are ..'s • ' _
I.' It is a ffatlonalConwitty:chirteredbiColuorri
2. It has a paid up capital of Our Minton Done,
3. It offers los rahis of Pieraltuus ;
4.-It tarnishes brain ,insarsnes tbsit other-Com
parties. for the mite money ,
5. It is defitate and certain
6. There la sso possibility of mitrepretentation lh
Agents. or inisauglentsadMig bypolky.bolders:
7. 'impend% are plain contracts. so al:lath-Mee
ranee for so much money.;
S. All policies are non-forfeiting ;_
U. The policies are exempt from attachment.
Towanda.. July 2. le6lE
E. W. CLARK 1i 00.. Bankers, kbiladdrbil
say Agents for Tainuida and" vicinity.
Jan. 9, 1969.,
O.9N..;ECTICUT AIUTUAL LIFE
INgLIIANCE-COMANY.
'tictuutrwas ttoaz Tato 59,000 llizattutmt.
ASOETS (Mute 1, 1869) - over $.25,000,090.'
• .
Surpine,irr er 57,000,000. •
CUItEMST'DISTDETD MOM 40 TO 70 PER CENT.
-Total Claim by Death Todd tddate, creer 56.000.eed
Tam Dtorinita PAID To DAZE, tens 56.050,0191 _
' -
Al URELY MUTUAL C0,111'..4.11:
All luta:Luaus is ft:vital:4 . divided anumg the Pd
icy holders in# . •
—ANNtAIa . DIVIDENDS, •
Which may be applied in reducticd of Premium', 9r
may bedscctunulated neinterost for the benefit of the
lamed. or may be receired by them in putt:
Pahlup Policies are granted otter •two or mon
years' Premiums hays been paid, thus proairsl/7
It issues Pcdicles upon sil
And Las adopted in its workings Bernal
SPECIAL. FEATURES'
intraiSm. wrrir 11611 coil:Nair AND *OFFER
BRYANT k STULEN
F011311)AY
Toakcaniii. Pa.;inly 22.
BRADFORD COUNTY
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY
ilariford. Cons.
13=ri
liusYa Issuaiscs Comzurr.
•
' New //eia Cowi...
- . rt,
.. . ...
'lrcso rOrk.
sl.ortn.ata
_
ItearaWlN
ASUCL;
I=ll3=l
Alacts....
OEM
PaMee wtittemandLoweadjneted et thisAge lo.
Flinn_ Ow ICiertY_risks taken ac the laved Mac
sir =Cs Idnienes New Block. north tide
• &juzie, Toweade;.Pe. —r - • /OM W. NIL
18 , 69. •-- -
EQUITABLE. LIFE AssU
-L. • DANCE SOCIETI7B!Agency for Britlford
~carrrAL 53,000,000
YearSy 0ver . 12,000,000 cash.
MONTANVE k WARP.
Towanda, July 25. 1867
TEE X o YCO3flpiG iti3TUALF,OE
leniiiue Agenei:forroialotq County.
.16112 i CARMAN.
'Mutual (Ash Ppui, litntmetudial ppratio) over twil•
tr4civen MONTANYE k WARD•
frict l NN. INd AtDH A.RNESS MA
. _1 'Tic:l-lite trudenilgted IcaVe thLE day formed a
tap P, toile known u the arm of YOU
& FULLER, for the purpose of carrying on Ina On"
bnainesti. Hartman making and repairing dune W
der. and lialleolt warranted. CAA paid fur Wes.
:•• • ;
Faxidir S. Frus..n.
- 28. ism '
STTGAII, TISH,
wholegaie cud retail.
Jll-17 • • • McCAI3I" S: 111 I:
TFLit CET:PARATED SELF RIS
40Flout, at. c. B. FITCIF I . -
lTa--,
-10 , CP: 110i0tORDS . BREAD
.KrePl!7P/ri. at C. B. PATCHiI.
War io. . • • -
PolicowoxrED ....LIR Al l
IN., , putio.b.. at C. a gApirs , •
Msyw
Mulford, or,.
ilUottay, y r.
00. OP PA A.,
cise eArnsi. $1.000,0;Aro:IN
Chartered by Congrer.:lBlilL
General 4geuts
B. S. RUSSELL, Manager.
N. C. ELSIIH.F.T. A. A. G. )1A ON
OF EtIIITFORD.;
ALL POLICIES \"OS•FOBFEJTLVG
DMIII.U3I.£ PLANS - or INsumNi f,
ED BY NO OTHER.
R. B. IIIcESAN, Ag..
_ .
jinni W. X6C1..49 . 014 ; AMANDA.; PA
VOtt 211 E TOLLOTiLVEI COSI7LNIVA
, $773,813 IT
, 4 Ni:to .
1650,pd
CAPITAL tiotou.oon.
II
I=ll2
$1.467.= a