Isriprevirig ?air limit
•Themaro . tuanY fields to be found,
even on . - farins that are ordinarily
kept In good cultivation, that show
iiigns of running • out, ther froin
taring been OV with grain,
from neglect in ~ce dOwn •to
grass; i. e. being seeded dolien with
out a preparation of the so il by a
cleaningcrop. This ispecudly the
CILSe, says the Canada Farmer on
largo firms in the older conntkes,
and those • where the' soil'is of light
sandy nature.i. In most cases the.
dislit:Ulty
_of obtaining =mute in
. very large quantities, or the difficulty
nod cost of comeying it from the
homestead to far-off fields, has been
. great measure the reason for neg
lecting them, as the - farmer is most
apt., in these days of high priced
to confider it most profitable
to . apply Manure to those fields_ handy
and most easily worked; without any
great- time in going to and from head
quarters. Such fields are often allow-'
id to remain just barely in grass for
tonny years, then plowed up, a crop
,1 oats or late spring grain taken off,
and nothing returned to the soil.
Now it would be an easy matter to
bring them in a good and productive
condition by keeping sheep on them;
not 'Merely as many as Could make a
living off such:poor land,bnt by herd
ing .them nights and part of the day,
allowing them access to a better
pasturage during the afternoons. In
this way the land would .19e greatly
benetitted - by a little expense, as the
sheep besides leaving their droppings
cattered over the • land, and.no bet
ter manure could bo desired, would'
c rop all the bushes,weeds, poor gras
s,_-;, etc., so closely, that they would
~.6on be exterminated, and white'
clover Would soon spring up in their
pl tees. After two or three years of
hmli treatment, if the land is then
plowed shallow, and thickly sown
with red clover, it would produce a
good crop for early-summer, and the
clover being left to itself to grow and
attain a good size after the other
pastures come in at harvest .time,
could then be plowed under, and
.1 good foundation of g reen manure
on which to grow a crop of wheat or
• other grain,to be followed by a clean
ing crop of roots, corn or potatoes,
then barley, seeded down to a per
manent pasturage. In this way many
trends that are now good for nothing
but to produce a crop of weed 4 and
briars.tand scanty 1 i s for lituio7,-
stoel,:,i might be r.r.. l e to come in
part of rotation (>ll he farm without
expeniling a large oria , tint of labor
manure, when Loth these-items
are both too costly- to be indulged in.
We have seen fields of blowing
;and converted into profitable naStu
rage by them simple eNpeil;ent of
t... , eping sheep on them in large num
bers and afterward Seeding with do
1-4, turning that under when in full
I,loom. Sheep may also be allowed
to run on summer fallows to great
anta e ,rre, providing that they got
cess to_ good pasturage at least
.01ce IL:day. They are great destroyers
.f all weeds and noxious plants, and
1,..-Ides, on light land, help to make
the soil more compact, and reten
tive of immure <by , their. constant
unipering in - their wanderings in
~earth of food, and have been known
to eradicate briars and brambles by
their constant browsing on them
while they are in a growing state.-
1:41-jeer:I Journal.
Orchard Grass.
We have no knowledge of the value
f this grass for fattening cattle; but
we think our dairy men have yet to
learn hoiv valuable-it is for their pur
poses.: It is sown through this sec
tion hardly by one farmer in twenty
-- why, we do not know, excepting
_ that it would be an improvement on
the routine system of clover and
timothy, which has been in vogue for
a hundred years.
Orchard grass is one of the very
'earliest to start in the spring. It not
„only - comes forward early, but it
grows continuously through the sea-
No other grass is so little affect
dronths or_ will bear without
iiinry heavy stocking. It seems to
i 4 row and keep green till almost new
years, and is most emphatically a
permanent pasture, lasting many
years, improving the soil by the radi
ation of its numerous fibrous roots,
• and will crowd out daises and - most
other vegetation. It wants to occupy
tile- ground solely.
Orchard grass is however, the most
unsuitable of all grasses for the lawn
or grass plot around the house on
account of its rank growth and ten
dency to grow in bunches. This is
obviated in the field only by this
sowing, *which should be not less
than two bushels per acre. For hay
it should be cut quite young—and a
good plan is to saw clover with it.
This lasts al couple of years when the
orchard grass will crowd it out and
take possession. An orchard grass,sod
on being plowed up, is always found
to be black and rich. .It is a melio
rator and improver of the soil.—
[wet la/ Farmer.
PricsErirtxd EcHiti:—At - a late meet
ing of the 'Western New York Farm
er's Club, Mr. Quinby, as reported
Lc the American Farmer,- gives his
method of preserving. eggs, consider
ing it timely, as to season for pack
ing for winter use is at hand. Iris
practice is to gather the eggs from
the nest, alid, when two or three
dozen are obtairted,to - place them in
a ,fish and pour scalding water over
them and immediately turn it oft
This prOcess is repeated three times,
by which means the albumen is fixed
oi•coa,gulated, the pores of the shell
closed, and the egg, as it were, min
ded in its own covering. Thus pre
pared, the eggs are , ready to be pack
ed away in the cask designed to hold
them for future use. Spread a layer
of salt over the bottom of the cask
or crock,sufficient to steady the eggs,
and then set them in a circle, apex
downward, till the surface is covered
.
‘.. 14.. eggs. Add more salt and pro
ceed as before till the cask is filled—
• the top layer being covered with salt
for the exclusion of ,air. Put down
this way eggs will keep as fresh us
when first laid, for along time. They
have been found as fresh at the end
• of the year as When firsClaid,"with
no perceptible change in their flavor.
A BARISEU iu England, during the
pretalence of the cholera, expressed
his opinion,to a customer on whom
lie was operating, " that, after all, the
cholera want in the hair."
"Then," was the answer, "you had
ongbt to be careful - what brushes yon
use." • -
!`Oh. sir," replied the barber, laugh
ing, "I didn't mean the 'air of the
'ed. but the //air of the //atmosphere."
THE following appearii in a daily
paper: "Wanti_4, Girls Ex &e am" Hayowp
a cannibal among nil?
•
E RIE . RAILWAY.
Isoo MUM trIWZA: eao mustiesvlrotrr
awn mouguitort. ; .ciusiffitijkruir.
=oar oargez—zetraza
CiaysLuto; Tomo. Dara Or r
i 01 1 0 0. „
=MAUL= OIL PA= 0 - •
Ana aq pi* Rid ad Northam ,
saforraiu 'wax. 11112inh_ _
DATTOS.
LOIIIMILLII. BF:LOTIDL
• lad an ',blab Eloatti Yii loatpres,, •
Nu! , min tire:Rim CowEes 'ism sox' mamma
IMMO= COMM. TO ROCUBSII, Burma. DoT
asu. CIXVICUIND MID
toflovriegOu'azd after Moodier. Illoeber 11t, 1860. halm win
Isere Wartlyat about the boom :
GOING WM. •
4:53 . lam., NIGHT EXPRESS Mondays excepted)for
Rochester. Buffalo. Dunkirk. Cleveland and CM
cirautti. connectinwith the Lake Shore,
Southern, and Grand Trunk Hallways at lifl =
Dunkirk and Cleveland for the West; also at Clear
land with the C. C. C. k Ina. 'Whiny for Indian
apolis; and at Cinchmati - rith theLoalsville Short
Line Ballwagr, and the Obio & Miaaissippi Railway
for the South and Southwest ; also with connect
ing lines at wincipal stations on main line.
5;15 a.m.-4fIGHT EXPREI3B. daily, for Rochester.
Buffalo. Dunkirk. Cleveland and "Cincinnati. mak
ing direct connection with trains of the Grand
Trunk and Lake Store Midways at Buffalo. Dan
k and Cleveland for all points West, and at Cin
cinnati with the Ohio and Mississippi and Louis.
vine Short Line Railways for the South and South
west ; also with all connecting trains at principal
stations on main line.
8:28 a.m.—MAIL TRW!. Sundays excepted.. far
Buffalo and Dunkirk:
4:130 p.m.—MlMitg A ACCOMMODATION, Sundays
excepted. . •
6:II p. M. DAY EXPRESS, Suidays excepted. for
Rochester, Buffalo, Dunkirk, Cleveland. Cincinna
ti and the Soil*. Stivs at principal 'stations and
Connecting points on main line.
New and Int d Drawing Room Coaches accom
pany this train from New York to Buffalo; and
Sleeping Coaches are attached at RornellsvOle, run
ning thro' to pleaveland and Gallon without change:
10:33 p.m.—Sid. MAIL, Sundays excepted for Buf
falo. Dunkirk and Cleveland, connecting with trig=
for the West.
A•Sleeping Coach is attached to this train running
I through to Buffalo.
715 a.m.—WAY FRVOHT, Siadays excepted.
3:30 p.m.—EMIORANT TRAIN, daily for tbowest.
GOING ran.
2:30 a.m.—NIGHT =PRE* Sundays emielltea•
connecting at New Pork with afternoon trains and
steamers for agatan and New England cities.
Sleeping Coachei aocumpany this train from Buffs
lo to New Park.
8:58 aI.M.--COSCINNATI EXPRESS. Mondays ex
cepteth connecting sit Jersey City with afternoon;
and 'evening trains of New Jersey Railroad for
Philadelphia. Baltimore. and Washnigton: and at
New York with steamers and afternoon Express
trains for New England Cities. Also stops at, prin
stßal stations and connecting points on main line.
Bleeping Coaches accompany this train to New York
9:38 a.m.—BINGHAMTON ACCOMMODATION.
Sundays excepted.
19:53 p.m.—DAY EXPRESS: Sundays tricipted, co*
nectink at Middletown for Unioneille, and st Jer
sey City with midnight express train of Now Jer
sey Railroad for Philadelphia.
New is4lmproved Drawing-Room Coaches accom
pany train from Buffalo to New York.
12:45 p.m.—ACCOMMODATION TRAM, daily, con
necting at Owego for Ithaca.
6:38 p.m.—N.Y. MAIL. Sundays excepted. '
9:09 p.m.—LIGHTNING EXPRESS, daily, connect
ing at Paterson for Newark at .Jersey City with
Morning Express Train of New Jersey Railroad for
Baltimore and Washington • and at New York with
Morning Express train for Boston and New England
cities. Alm stops at all principal orations and con
necting points on main line,
Sleeping Coaches accompany this train thrangl to
New York.
5:05 p.m.—WAY FREIGHT. Sundays excepted.
BAGGAGE CHECKED TIIRCIIGIL
ye... A reetted and complete • Pocket Time Table"
of Passenger Trains on the Erie RaLleay and con
necting lines, has recently been, published, and can
be procured on application to ihe Ticket Agent of
the Company.
L. D. RUCHE.
' Gan Supt
pA. & N.Y. CANAL & R.R. CO.
h.,RßAiiallarLtir dF PIaSKtiGEB. TILUNS
Commencing Sept 13. 1869
TILLEVB tiOnCti NORTH WILL
Leave Towanda at 7:00 a.m.. 4:00 and 6:38 p.m.
Returning, leave Waverly at 8:40 a.m., and 11:45
7:05 p.m.
TELLY. GAIN., 80,1 ^ 711 WILL
Leave Towanda
Arrive Tunkhannock .
•• Pittston
Wilkes-Bore.
•• Manch Chunk
Allentown
Bethlehem...
Easton
•• Philadelphia.
New York....
Dine at Pittston
I=
Leave New York
PhllelelPlda• •
•• Bethlehem....
Allentown...
•-• Manch Chunk
White Haven .
Wilkes-Barre.
Pittoton.
• Tunkhannoek
Arrive Towanda..
Irine at Wbite HaveiL
Passengers for Harrisburg and Pittsburg will
change cars at Allentown, hare time for Supper and
take the Through Fast Express, with, sleeping care
attached, at 8:0 wee evening.
JOHN P. COX.
Superintendent.
•
P HILADELPHIA & ERIE RAIL
ROAD.-WINTER TIMB TABLE,
TEMODo H AND DIRECT ROUTE PETREL( PHILADELPULA
ILLLTEPOILL SARSISfVEG. WILLIANLOPOPT. AND
TUE GILEAT OIL REGION OP PDNNRTLV.IIA•
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS on aU Night Era
On and after MONDAY. NO 1869. the trains
on the Philadelphia & Erie Rail II will run u
lOU : WESTRAIID.
MALL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia.
Williamsport,
" " arr. at Erie
Eon EirsEsti loaves Philadelphia 11:40 *.ii.
•• Williamsport 9.00 P.M.
. A arr. at Die 10:00 a.m.
&.mn.& MAIL leaves Philadelphia
Williamepork.
•• •• arr. at Lock
EASTWARD.
NAIL Tams leaves ErieBlo A.M.
.. ~. •• Williamsport 2•25 p.m.
•• arr. at Philadelphia 610 a.st.
Ezra ESTRUM leaves Erie 4.00 P.m.
" Williamsport 810 /kat
0 - err. at Philadelphia 12:45 P.U.
lacomon.yrios leaves Lock Haven. ... ... - ...8:00 a.m.
- Williamsport . 9.45 a.m.
•• arr. it ..... 6:.50 rat.
BerraLo Exrasss. leaves Williamwtt....l2:2s
•• Harrisburg .. ... ..5:20 A.lll
arr. at Philaelpliia....9 :25 a.m.
Express east connects at Corm, Mall east at Corry
and Irvineton. Express west at Irvineton with trains
on Oil Creek lc Allegheny River R. It.
ALFRED L. TYLER,
General Superintendent.
Nor. 20, 1
Books and Statonery.
bIARIES FOR 1869
PAPER & ENVELOPES
NEW-YORK PAPERS
SCHOOL BOOKS
MUSIC, STATIONRY AND
Picruitim
BLANK BOOKS
YANKEE NOTIONS
Towaadt, Nov. 'lt DM
Sewing Machines.
T HE NEW Al! } ) DI:PROVED
ELI;, , kS HOWE
FAMILY SEWLVG :MACE'
Were awankd the first Prize at the Paris Expoft.t.o:.:
1867, mein other Machines.
Also, the following State Fairs of 1668 have award
ed thisifachine the first prendhr.
New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, M - , schnsvtta. New
Hampshire. Vermont, Wisconsin. " • ."mliane.
At the County Fairs of Madison •.ridaga, Once
go,`Wayse, Orleans, Tompkins, 5e., a. Monroe, Her
kimer. Schuyler, Livingston, end o host of others.
Report of the Committee on Se"- i Machines. at
the Stake Pkeir held in Rochester. ts .r 1568: "Your
Committee have examined the diflo,..ut Sewing 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 : 4:timpllcity of construction. 2d—Reg,
dimity otterialon on both upper and lower threads.
gel—Ease of management. 4th—Oreat range-of watt
Upon all Material*. sth—The perfect attach be to
the Machine for Selling, hemming, tucking, braiding.
Quilting, binding and cozding, and the ease with which
they are applied. 6th—The durability of the Ma•
chine, it being made of hardened steel, and adjusted
Its bearings. We recommend a medal."
Rew style Hemmer. Braider, Tucker: Quitter, Cold
er, Embroiderer, Binder, Feller and Improved Tack
Marker.
It will use any sad every kind of thread. from the
finest to the coarsest, with a much smaller needle
Man other machines- De sure and examine one be
fore you purchase. Pelee from PM to SW% and torraT
machine warranted- The red value of our Moronic
taring Machines for Tailors. Boot, Shoe, Harness and
Carriage Makers. is too well known to require com
ment. Don't fall to call and see them.
SHEPAILD k TERNEUR, General Agents,
20 Lake Street, Ebralle, F.Y.
For sale by CODDING, ItIII39ELL k 00., General
Agents, Towanda, Pa
AlWaAw;ll , l,
WHOLBSA,I4I GROCIER7
7:',11.14115471e: g
_ .
PRO ON HOME
. - - -.•- - .-,_ 'a i i - '.'!.:',. I :'i. - - 41:.:
ift. S.
- - - A;* -- ,i , ,, ,..,, qc.“. _
' .21‘..': 'ay.: ---:;1;X:).
The tnylereitpled, 'emanwiged 'by
the inaioess e WYMAiaa thia r iaViaterulT
ed their new enterprise, desire to make
acknowledgment for the very Mend
patronage they have mated, by giv
ing their eistomeie the -advantage of
their years' experiimee, together with
the benefit of their greatly inereamd
facilities fOr doing immineea
The; keep' constantly on hand a
very large and complete assortment
of everything in their line, and are
day receiving Rich 'additions to their
stock se the vents of their tnii*
quires.
They have now in store, Sugar, Sy
kap, Molasses, Coffee, Rice, Tobacco,
Salt, Cheese, • Fruita, Crackers,
Candy, Natchez; Bitioins, Wrapping,
Paper and Twine, Fhinr Sacks, Seeds;
and a great variety of other •goods,
which have been recently bought at
the lowest point in the maiket, and
ars offered at wholesale, at rates to
correspoud
They desire to call especial atten
tion to their large stock of Fine Teas,
which they are selling at New York
Jobbing prices,—guaranteeing the
quality in all cases.
Have also on hand a gold assort-
ment Of Flour, Pork, and Kerosene
They still continue to have the ben
• .
efit of a resident Partner in New
RII. R. DARR.
Gaul Pass't Afet.
York, who is constantly in the mar
ket, and ptepared to turn to our ad
vantage any favorable changes in the
price of goods.
FOX. aTErzma. HEM= k CO.
May 12, 1868.
..9:30 &.m.
.11:53 ••
. 1:15 p.m
. 1:45 • •
0- 20 "
5:45 "
5:30 ••
. 13:23 ••
. 9.25
PATTERSON & KINNEY,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
6:55 a.m.
7.45 '•
10:00 `•
10.30 •'
10:45 "
12110 m.
. 1:32 p.m
2:50 •'
. 3:10 "
. 4:21
. G:3B ••
TOIVANDA, PENN'A
Intrehaeed the entire stoat of
of T. J. JONES, and haring added largely theretoby
recent purchases. they take plearrire in announcing
to the public thatthey are prepared to sell anything
and everything to the
SUGARS,
TEAS.
FISH,
9.35 P.Y.
7:40 A.M.
0:20 P.M.
7:50 A.Y.
5:00 P.M.
7:20 P.M.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
As cheap aa the cheapest We guarantee perfect ma.
tafaction to all who may favor to; with a all.
J. S. PATTERSON
March 10, 1864—tt.
pEOPLE'S
GROCERIES f t ND PROVISION%
Which will be sold at the lowest pcaudble prices.
FRUIT OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
FLOUR, FEED, !TEAL, GRAIN, &c.
constant ei i pty of Ashton - Salt aB Mud puma.
Butter firklu; Tubi, ke.
Please adl 4.11 a look through our stork and we
do our best to&we you. W. A. ROCILWELL.
Towanda, April 28, UM.
THE. MOST CONVENIENT
place in tows toga a
GOOD M.10.8.1a
O. B. ALPO= having inerchaine the above 1.14
known eatabliabaient. *now prapered to wait rams
an who maa , bm3r him with a aall. -
Ite also Mei* • fon sappyat
OANNED FRUITS OF ALL
vasafiat _ aft PATCRIL
Ray _
111 lihni OTINER.
.~~ova;;~~i:
(Successors to Tema J. Joxiti)
Dealers ta
Fiturra, &c.,
O. 2, PATTON'S BLOCK,
GROCERIES 4E PROVIEIONS,
GROCERY AND PROVISION LINE,
Sack $b
COFFEES,
SYRUPS,
MOLASSES,
FLO uit,
FEED,
CORN MEAL,
KEROSENE,
STONE NAME, dre.
CASH PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
W. I& KINNEY
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE,
1 , 16 , 4:11....1. , 03.11.4 , 41VVi.11 - .'.-m )e i • v.
A new and complete stock of
CODFISI4
MACKEREL,
HERRING,
•d*
PORK,
4-
ON,
MODERN STONE WARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
Wog on your produpe. which lie pay cash fur.
DADIYUEN,
Is at the
EATING HOUSE,
Too doors south of the Xitiotug ifaaL
FAMILY GROCERTIIB,
YLle3 Li bpreisiirsol4liebalP:
Towanda. May 20.1869.
rt-,liAi2tokmiumo
•
. •
.-.4M%.1.
iP,AI* - 1 - li cot 140/60Itiotositi
t• eat time detmetartatota tutatrastiet•t•
tr.sisio yin olodk at
GROCERIES,
! A del Wye 1 11 0 .01 0. 1 t0r-al;
a llikiiCaoilbilet •
:4 ' w.>
eglit oft NUS es 19w *pm ems bi
;landisn. 4olir oder tri die pabliesseleatt @Pot:
MU
TEAS, CX)FiVES, SWABS,
STARCH. intim% Imam kc.
tine oittoad aline stock ot
- AKRON FLOUR; GRAHAM DO
Ira Da. swims= Do.
I keep coneeeelly as bind. ?oax.,Esia, LARD. Ma
ell lieida of I*;I Would all tkesiteistlogp " jike
public to ogr Catalle Bo* .
STOOK OF TOBACCO,
la giviift WWII& JOIN illikleraOsistoolsillai*
dry,!(.. Teek Mamie' mod Brown How
. .
Mose sail and ozozoloe Our stook of
11111.0 1.) kit riti :3
Tarp aaaaftabent Of TAU NOTION& TOT=
SOAP& kr-, rin pq t h e MOO bulb pica it
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Farmers, give usa call befopo sepia elsesissee
An persons indebted to the late drninillpiesserall
sad nuke Lamedlate peymimi.
Towanda. Yuch. 12, MT
MI
AND
CORNER 'MAID AND BILIDOR lITILESTS.
TOWA!DA. Pi..
Danny in on kinds of
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
Feed and Meal,
WOOD, WILLOW and STONE
WARE
Ws would call special attention to our stock of.
.FLOUE, ,SUGAR, TEA & COFFER.;
Which we WARRANT to eve eattetection In
fitiAL/rY AND PRICE.
CASH pgid for de9ireble Conner
PTY)flUee.
M. T. Lova. - G. Ti. lirmi
Taigas, VarmseeM, lifaccaroni, Sago, Pearl Barley
crud H3mtny. Oakley's. Taylor's. and Ford's
Family Soaps. Holman's, Talmadg e.
and Royal Baking Powder.
Bwaett's " Stan
• dard Extracts.
. Hacker's
Farina. Hops.
, .
Cox's Gelatine.
e The Gem " Fruit Jar.
Balterip Chocolate. Cocoa and Broma.
e Titus " Cream, Lemon and Extra Soda Crackers.
"Grant's " Wafer, Milk, Boston. Egg and Mutter
enamors.
Towanda, June 23, i‘n.
McCABE MLX
0a Mm tv sumo MIDI 0110 i I 1
DAILY!
Splendid Assortment! Wholesale and Retail!
Fresh and flue quality of Groceries as cau be bought
PRICES RANGE LOW ,FOR
THE MARKET!
AU Ifni. of
NATIONAL FIRE WORKS!
Wholesale end Wail.
Country Merchants will do well tot:1'11 Our pries*
shall be, "with the reasonable," satistactory.
CALL AND SEE US
CARR PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Goods shown wtth pleanno. We 'ball pay strict
attention to all parts of oar trade.
WHOLIS4ALE AND RETAIL
Amp! oar thsuks for past favors.
Towand4, /lute 14, 1849
,
LOOK HERE! -
COWELL & MYER,
At the old stand of Inuicimat. k Cousmt, are now
receiving a large and well selected stock of •
GROCERIES AND PROVISION&
Which they offer to cash buyers at prices that defy
competition. -
Cash paid for all kinds Farmers' Produce.
April 21.1t69+-K. _
Tea and Coffee.
G LORIOUS NEWS!
TEAS GIVEN AWAY
GREAT AMERICAN TEA STORE
No. 113zirirrn k P►rroa'. licr Bloat,
BRIDGE STREET, TOWANDA. PA.
!into riga of the .
AMERICAN FLAG!
t 4 :t1 MY.: I 1 0 V DirAo WI AAP DRY its) :4
amp* at Teen 011131 AWAIT risme, to liglejr
the people that this is the place to we mosey.
plCi}
COYPANY OF NEW YORK.
Freda Ground Coffee rewind dallyfrons NerrYork,
or ground to order. Also whole Cofibe. green and
routed. all ityles, whole wed ground 'Spices, Dried
-Fruits. kr-, et eque/ly low prices.
The aalweriber begs leave to return We &ants 'for
the very liberal patronage extended to him 'while is
tbe emery business thi. plow. end rem=
nolicite a trial In hi. vent antemise. The
will be conducted strktly on the .
CASH SYSTEM I
Bo yen will not have to elan prices to tnalw-ap
for thalami of a business.
If you-ain't spare Um money to psy for • pound,
bay as ounce and pay for it. Belndependent—then
you lin be worthy to walk under the
MERICWII sup
- .s. American Tai`Sony/
Asd b your Goods &sp. ear Romember the
Red. White sad Moe Store. tow Meek. asides Street
Jut/ I. VW. BURNAM It RIDG WAY.
ALL BINDS GROCERIES AND
Provisious. at wholeade and estail, at
11.1000. - C. B. PATCHIL
DRIED FRUITS OF ALL -MOS
licteAlli
-
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kikti4:l,p,i3O:*-#:k.i,i- , :
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ENE
ME
WAWItY;
ilisitiloodge Cutter trami Yak city.
and take ail the risk In g,r rice, tool ft. - •
-- .
Ire maks sioar,'{futtliiii Wifdflf Pfr=
*Mar alleatian fp Togas% 102
CHILDREMS" CLOTHING
CLOTHS:: AND I
Best Stock of Os:Oi
Kept "Mai i 0 maim. Cc;su^ lowa
= • ~ •
18.11fUl te theitifiNcliss• ever,..
'rump amplas Geode.m4 Wow* Lvow
ite3 - MU k MMUS& t
" Brobl-st.WarreqaUt
1 / 1 640, - VMO. -
• - - •
TT MAT i3E WONDERFUL HOW
WE DO IT, ..BUT WE DOI"
C. B.• PATCH.
HILL INIIM2A AND , MIAMI GOODS Milt
CLOTHING, 82' 0-it
C. B. PATCH.
K.
If you . meat all skeptical of the =Meet, just can
at the
;.t DiVM ID) v: 0 iffdli sm , t 0114 toil/
One door eonth'of the MEANS HOME. and all your
FLOUR,.
nand just opersxl ytth an entire doff deck of
MENS' AND BOYS' CLOTHINk,
Which bas been paraded for ash. at the pre ent
depression in the market. I can offer better bar=
gains than those who bare a dock .purchased
when prices were higher.
req+actral, solicit a colt from my old customers,
sod all who desire to May goods st
F. P. 0.
rim are the Garments Made for Fan, (More,
In the splendid" rooms of the papaw One Price
Newest and choicest, rich and me. •
Elegant Clothing for own and boys' wear.
Pal In, gentlemen, fall to all, .
• After the clothes at the papilla; One Price Store,
. Look and you'll end to clothes! at all [Stare
Like the splendid Clothing at timpoptilar Ono Prio;
Clothing in all down
Lower than anywhe else In town:
Overcoats, both f aye and men, ,
T. 7 them once nd you'll come aga',.u.
-nary along, the people push, •,,
Into our with • heavy mak'
Nobby an Wee are the garments all.
Great laCthe Stock at the popular One Price Store,
1 .
ancrixpAL IttCEPTION !
fLONCii & KVELEEVaI
I=
And tbs
Into the
NM
SSC'
• •
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Patia ' MPS 01111,004;-',-
-ANT OTNER
IN BRADFORD COUNTY
doubts IrEa vuoilib. '
PAIR PRICE
Remember the plat*.
One dooritouth of Means Rouse
JULIUS WOLFF,'
Unirmada, Aug, 24, 1869.
INCREASING ENTIIUSUSM !
SHOCKINGLY LOW PRICES !
Hi {
=N. DOM AND YOUTHS CLOTHING, L'N'IlV if AAR,
NOSIZET:-
GLOVES AND MITTENS..
NECIL-WEALL,
FINE DRESS SHIRtS,
HATS AND CAPS
my stock is complete. Every lot marked in plain
figures. and no deviation, all Me r ited' alike. Every
garment guartinteed to turn out represented.
Call and look at our goods and prices. gave mon
ey and tlini".
xu 11110 Din ! sO HITUISOO !
at the popular One Fero Store o
ALEX. SOLOMON;
j . 123 Main street.
°pp.:cite Coddiag. Rama k Co%
Towon,da, Noy. 73. 100.
:Kir The highest cash price paid for Wool, Elides,
and Pelts.
NEW 5P1113.10 AND gllllllEit'
GOODS!
R. W. EDDY,
Would announce the citizens of Towanda. and the
D generally. he haa tn store and daily t e.
nerving new and
Flik - 811 GOODS,
In hie lineauitable to the wants (ISM people. which
he will sell for Currency at former •
GOLD PRICES!
Oncudit,lng L unnol of good, yell and sellable made
CLOTHING,
'Oro Shoddy of soy kind) consisting of
BUSINESS SUITS.
ail grades.
COATS, VESTS AND PANTS,
ill Wool.
DRESS 'COATS, PANTS & VESTS,
Liam Coats, Dudora asal Pali
Overeats 'and Overshirts, Lines and Paper Conan,
Linen, Csaatakere. anditkmnal Sldrts. Node Ties, Saw
WMlame. *bee. leather Hags, Opting Style
and Strew Hata. An tirstelses. Bement.
bar that good Goods are chewer at. fatr price than
poor goods at any price Oartand exisnlne so goods
before buying. One door south of Amphora: Pa nerri•
wire Stara
Towanda. lter.111„ 1869. IL W. BODY.
. -
THE TEMPLE . OF. FASHION !
NV/ STORE MED, FEW GOODS!
An entire au stock of Clotbing, txasgkt as cheap u
before the *a; to be sold with
g3S AT 1,. PROFITS 1,
The undemigned would regieceidif oniirein-w to
the citizens otTorrands sad irtchdly noun
cesdy to offer them Clottdag, emb as
1410,13110NAM', iaigiyA
CHINCHILLAS, PILOT&
Allow.
Fier DUES saw Brawls Sms,
anti Atip 4114: • ;
• ,-
/flnalshif - mg Goods; he., and thst thee goods. bought
veleg lowAgureer. will be add with lo. '
will ro.-
Its. Unbend to establish • permanent WWI to ldit
Alm and in order to kiln the coollaenee of pr.-
seas deal dui • basis of . • .
HONESTY AND nirrzahrry!
.
goods mill be inirrilltid tai- what
isprisented to,be. Cassie sad examine,
'Tairsett , Dan forigetthi pike, Tearjia of ign.s
=te the Xmas Holm south opti'd EAddienna's
a JACOBS. ,
"Foinisda. Oct 17, IW.
EOM
f
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faczirs,..rainatanirdileborki;
, 4)36410D.
:k:k)tl4,
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.Butte,'
tided
*Wt O'S bead* alisaravesVV U. Tao iLb r•.
1 1, 4 1 ;44 14 .4 41111140101.
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0
- -- .IMOT brought lotbls nudist.
BNLVES:
- - WI. ilea 144 CAlkg
BOSENFIELIYS
P 4 oceolooovOotioi oi
mrtheoasmlrdiliot.Tiktiza coas C
got& obasest;sad as . eitl
owasoesor the vabiaLurfi stow a agars Ng
1100110441igodi le - -
- . .
tusituriska.
a~~ - $~-
INS
Oxdas Jackie% O leZ i rlii. l lad Cci•
, 4'llo44.rat':ita ,
.:oh;cus.4 4l 4iss.reiwimg,tr , "."o:: •
*mud , ekod.s._ - axtus.mo, us sass* -ssas..
wigs!
Tobacco and Clem'
GEORGE" 31VER,
TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE,
Ohs awe math of the Pint ltattanal Bit* to how
selling everything to hisllna p whateeele mamba
Okeeps constantly on hinn I - complete stock of
CHOICE CIGARS,
FINE CUT. rum. AND SMOKING TOBACCO.
Put up to an styli.. The best qualities of
MOWN.. MACK, A-NIS , 800TCH atturra
The roast celebrated brands of
FANCY SMOKING TOBACCO,
TOBAU 130X1 S and POUCHES
Awl all g..la usually kept in first-class
6A.R STORE!
Dealers will do well to call arid nasalize hie lam
and well selected stock. - 1
Towanda, April 49.1831.
JULES iiIIGT:EI•AILN,
JEWELLER it SILVERSMITH,
MARCUS'S NEW FLOCK, rowANDA, PA
JEWELRY,
FINE SWISS. WA CRES,
o nurrEviNG
CLOCKS of every from the cheapest to the
told.
SPEOT,A L E ,
Pil) 4 VAiabWigiAle44.l4 - 01A 4 43 4 00111:1411k10;14
Towanda. Lept. 16. nes
LOOK!
GOLID WATCHES,
ELGIN WATCHES,
WALTHAM WATCHES,
AT WARNERS. .
FINE GOLD JEWTILRY,
ALL KINDS OF CLOCKS,
AT WARNZWII.
Bpeotaelea, and lota otd3dnirs too
Cleland see him, y am aims tent/ per . cest:in
sr Watches, Clocks and 'J repaired. imd
warnmisd.. Psitaml Block. 8..11..
Towanda. Dec. 1. 18611.
. .
TOWAIipI, , yEAT 4ARIEET
The subscribers Will keep coastantly oa hand a
can sack at
4r im ars, nut IND CLOW,
tetr a. anli
re rteo. whe rloo lli str a— cria.
eonfiotlng of
BEEF. PORK MUTTON, lAMBS, 1M17413E.
aPADCILEEBE. BOLOGNA. TALLOW. LABILU.
Mitetet Ana corner wake Ward Now.llolll4d.
Towanda, P.
5erp22.69-Sm
A FULL ASSORTMEN T:OF
iingsb 'wimp min. , • •
Yana 10. 111611, taxa t MUM& .
A NICE STOCK OF CIIROMOS
1 - 1. sad Engrstagg TIMM
THE BEST FRUITJAB3,IIt"' IC 111
st - foetal.
"TM GEM'' PRurr um, THE
GA. lest as 4 rota • •
MIMS k
=I
=I
.2M:rlU4'ikch Ica
INIMI
=EI
stimrs.
Hiving mamma the
in met mid:.
PIPES
31ATC11 WIZ
Jewelry.
Ow door north of
Dealtr tia
Of all descriptions ; also
AMERICAN WATCHES,
GOLD CHAINS
A LARGE AfiROBTREKT OY
FOR ALL Aar&
AT ILTJUKISAELS NATI&
NEW JEWELRY,
AT WARNER'S.
AT WARNERS
AT WARNPMII.
AT WAIINEW&
tion, WiIIINEWIL
NaosMilani
orirancroar AND CLAIM
Esellin their season.
saw. MUM co
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1
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WM fricall eic4iiiiol,,or 01h!paStie to itiffir
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• •All°! ? • I :ri r tsw[ ali t lim igirar st4 . eiiiii4 cis.. '
Ana 31. 4 11 4 1 00 11 k 16 ICU sold tor 11• lawett Orb
rim . Aloof II limparet. wens at •
I , --- it io,i!,ka 'taupe. •
°tral riii*.amOttlellk iff oo akisinteG . ._
..
lamitavarbdaiiidlmpil trail 011 ma /mad OD
itinWillealikilikii pima le*. laellactouthikat
# 14 ..0 1 -0. -
' - . " ' .-.• L i t, 1 44:1 1 /4 3 ; 1, . . - -, - , - .•
."•: , ;:ijoiriPe ri*likaiiisaise:lo. - , - :
.. Welly* oiiiiiiiishe setleis al , - ' 2 - , -
",:',-- t : --QrsAlla 4 1atrirlAns.' . -
4 , 11 -th#4 "d . 00 11. 9 d
: . '
' Hignigiat i *L lNa . aria. r. •
lirlddiiiiiipiiiiiirt r igisiaasiial. . .
, - Jaws 14 In& .
GO TOE -B. H. . ; BRONSON'S FOR
HUSBAIW MOWING MACHINES,
ions bolter, saditriajoir Alio. rune. as Impoeirot
SASH,. DOORS AND. BLINDS
So better viallti,cia be Comid, and at ptioos athta
alga. 'Tina ,
STOVES-,
HARDWARE,
IRON • AND _
As low u the tide of the mite; ke., £o., et
METROP9LFrAN STORE,
Oita!11, Pa.
E=IMEE
LOOK HERE'!
. Then Is now on all lb. ion at the , -
Mammoth, Faiiiiture Store,
n TOWANDA. PA..
The,largeit sad best stack at
PIT 3 I TURB3I
To be found in Northern Pennsylvania, which is be.
inc nom at -
GREATLY REDUCED PRIM:
My dock oonatin In pert of PaMarathon, Din;
ing•room and Chamber Parlor, Lamy, Wen.
lion. Dining and Mice Table"m eta,. Cl airs, Bedsteads;
Baresna, Waatistanda. Baba. Lounges, Tetiian
Min Mob, Oldie& Cribs. de.. de. A tun lin of
Monitions and Bedding, Pier, Mantel and Common
Mirrors, Onl and Bustle Plumes and Bracket., he,
-Io tact, everything -
In the Furn it ure • Line 1
Which nuud be scan tube appreciated, and wp{cb WW
be sold at
LOWE•B PRICES!
Than the saris quality' of goods cantle purchased else
where:
Thankful to the pahlkb for thehopmt liberal patron.
Ind termined to merit • thmatics of the
ege.
suns by o de ffering Inducements not as to be found elsa
where, I Invite them 43 call and amtmlne my geode
and pekes before purchasing elsewhere. No charge.
for showing goods, and ,I •
WILL NOT BE 171‘TDERSOLD!
- COUNTRY DEALERR supplied astmaud st thelow.
tit motet prk n es.
I elan keep o' hand • huge sasielment of Ready
Made Collins, from the most cominon to the finest
Rosewood. Also Budd Robes, Crapes, itc.,and Ism
the soli agent In Bradford county few Shake & Flak's
METAIJC IMBIAL CAB CAEKETS, &C
A good lIIMLEIE alwys In tartness whet' reqcdred.
Towsadc Dec. 10. 1018.
SELLING OUT BELOW COST 1
A wonderful opportunity for ail who wish to
PURCHASE FURNITURE CHEAP
S. T. DECKER
will from this date sell all his goods oonsist:mr of
PARLOR SEI'S.
' DINING4OOM SETS,
CIL4IRS,
BEDSTEADS,
MIRRORS,
&C. &C.,
BELOW' COST!
iarorThzestore.
It ii reien c t i = by ?D e i f t or
rentin Towanda.
Tcrwaids, July 24,1819. R. T. DECKER.
FURNITURE WARE-EDAM:
awns MAKEttBON annonoces WWI pio3ll;,that
- be atilt continues to manedacture and keep on band
s largo assortment of
CABINET .FIIBIiITIIBB.
Bureau, Tables, Bedsteads, Stands, Chairs, Am, of
orw7 descriPttom which are male of the.beat mate.
dela. and to the moat wcoloosolike manner.
invite ebb inspection of the patine to Tar work
which l
shall not besumassedin &MAW at =yahoo
in the country, and ray prime will be found to be as
low u the times will admit..
Iteadreriode Oda= constiotty on Mad Or =dote
order. A good House id3l be torabbederben desired.
,dog. 16, 1865.
80010 -BINDERY.-THE
Lioi.resPacttlatr traformed that the Boohlti..
*ay has been removed to the Argus Buttdin&
dory. where be done
BOOK-BUIDISOI
In all its =Joni brandies, on terms sereasonable in
the times" will allow. •Tbe Sludge' , will be ander
• then* of
C. -WHITAKER,
An inantlenned Btnder, and an workwillbe
dote in a style and manner tratehesonotbe= 7 •
Unite, Magazines. BersCild Books, tat, bound
In wren. inuteV of style. Parltw.. • attention labs
pakl fo tae Boling and Binding of .
BLANK nooss.
.To any dedrot pattern wbkh in dank:
bUlly wiU be warranted.
elI wodk will be read: Orr delivery when promised.
. The getronage of the public is Wiens& and ye
feet isaidhetion guarantee&
Towanda. Almost 3. llaa—tt.
NEW TAILOE
us• comet *shop tri the Toon — sleidratthellloome et
the Ircems Neal CM:dotted Aseodattos. seeeemistary.
over WO ChAhteg Sore; where he law* prtipele4
to di, eil Ends d
Iti the bed and mod thwhionebie maxmer.
velem, et may deterannation to Imp
with the betoken of the timid eon a noise to 0•1111,
hliendomeni, he bellow, will :enable him to glee
*rennin. done an shalt-
Dodd eid-runoindt;
barna . TcLwinds.„o4, 17.;8d7., •
Lam! LIMELV", LTME!! I
Tb• undereigned beieby iximiceineeitc; %FEW
thlt b eh i M eat4. lll"4 4 7
8110 et
NMI= LIM. IN& sakascbilk , pm
cm be beesbt u 'DT Pi,k,,,mit the floli anni.„. ,
-1, DAVID
MACICEBEI, E MODfifiIt; ,
litaddnaw trallmeoca. Pi kick = .
kraabd 9 akaas. Elaidad ' aid Deka firet - all
rata k , , Wll.
MEE
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eastikts se , ifr
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iiiiiii,rimid 10111144.100
*Mei ' yids Cfpa=6;lllol* t.
4101.1,
alta•AllimZirilliillbk Sinai 0111 1.11 4
: Dime, ,Thsucnns; CgmaciAt":o
' rangss.patowailm.; r -
BENZENE =-AND MUTSU_ ,
BABIt. raft. TAW= WILET7O I 4O!",-.
APi1aj.0 14 • 40 9n 1 4 004 _
KEROSENE . OR •COIL - OIL;
Aki6o3
- /4X.r. Sigg*-WMZik , CRUM* "
104:119idts, Wits Nook •
TANNER'S AND MACHINE OILS,
Paw and Tollek ArWer ba ati sikeir varistr.
iskatals, itiolunts, 110 APO. ptairti.
POOK4'7'i'ool47.oollilfOkilB,
Toon, SON AND tars IMPAItATIONS,
TOBACCO, 82RIBB, Pins Aittl
Owalowillald sad Blower Barlit. Truism Bap.'
porerrl. earparrwalw Bboalder Bescag.• Brawl
Jap.1319•1 sour* Inds, Garb,
Bei& mid a.aø Tsclav4is•
nonatloa. kr-, Dobai.% Wit-Wa aad
_____mid all MOW" • •
. ,
An ettielle wanieted • reiseteeted. Peewee at
• 41iewe oat seedy* their cadge by WO;
which trill receive prompt sad metal
eavicie given greteitotuity .at: the data
.-
theztw ookita mly for medicine.
yestlfberel yetrattege. ireidatee.
psotTilly sasossce teats ttletele sad the puttakr,thit
as yelps then be weed to metlaty.sedsseett theepts.
Unitattoe at their withdraw mut yekiee.
• sirOpoulloadiest toe yemelp flee It be le
sze. sad 11 se. to 1, etel 140 It wee
Jam 1. 110- . -ye. 11. C. 14107111, KM:
TOWANDA AGRICULTURAL
HEAVY AND LIGHT IVAGGNS,
HUBS, SPOKES & BENT STUFF,
LARGE- STOCK FROM WHICH. TO
We have the Broad au
macs O. FROST.
MIN
TALLOWISI3; 4
M5ll
',
~74~0
-e.: aslr Dsd rerinm:a.
'WWI /MM. KUM*
Elia/ M r INEB AND LIQUO*I3,
Malin Boil*"
NM* amiss sod 111/WMAJWINEN4
1y04111011114120n#111111.
MEDICINES.
WOEIII
TOWANDA, PEWIT' A.:
7iLIRIPACITIBEB . HIIBB. BPOIXB.
uk..-wr tkrna-r,
OIIIFILLL goon wons,
WOOD TUUNDia ILL ALL ITS BBANCIIIA.
EgEOLL PLANING; • ETC., ETC
To tieskir In
.r
- be t
y earn Offx.
... arrow dune
We offer a
The above are troth the
, •
SECOND GROWTH HICKOI
(lONS ON 'HAND
LIGHT AND' HEM. WI
DS-MILL PlCSHisade and dressed.
C.• MEItCM President
Towauda, July 2. 186iL
BLOOD
Still continue to manunientre their celebrated"
HORSE POWERS ,& CLEANERS,
and will sell a better machine, for eu money than
can be had elsewhere in'theWorld. We claim for
our machines that they . will do as much . .or more,
than any other. and are mom' durably We
personify euperintendWur wort end see that it is
well flown. We Will send • •
DISCEIFTIOE 'CIITALOOVEB," '2,
of our machines, on application. . •+.
ONE AND TWO HORSEPOWERS,
,One & , rue Hone - THRESHER & mpg Rirofts.
• THRESHER and CLEANERS,
.Ar N/N G' 3( ILLS'.,.
_ claCcriassan mama saw slam.
SAW /Mt) 01118 T MULL work done to order. •
(lire us a call before purchasing elsewhere.
.
'va "co dlioarviia `SN'tHIN
Aug. 2, 1t69. . li.
NORTH BRANCH FOUNDR
31 A C INE ;SHOP,
Situated on Pine. east of Main Street,
TOWANDA, BRADFORD CO., PA.,
Is td furnish
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
AND
SHINGLE MACHINES,
.of the best quality, with the latest nta t
All kinds at Idarbinet7 for Flouring wad Saw Mils.
Steam Engines Made and Repaired,
Steani Widstlee. - •
Steton Whistles, ;'
- 'Snags Cocks,
•
Oil Cans, &c.,
Furti4hed at short notice
BOLT . CtitTING ;
none from , ;: to inches hi diameter
FORGING
Oibeevy•WmpAirsicektoe dell eve
pates, done to order. ./Jmo i r igel , largo s :amts .: lt of
_GOOSING & HEATING STOVES
tool lind*ood Ikusososatfolture for Cooking Stosto;
Mom Tin Woro,Alioat Pomp; actors; cowls.
vos and lept , constiatlT on band. , ,
Drawings. ana•"Specifications •
Of 01 Maas of maddiers for oillfs. 434 0 11!ei Par
pain, prepared by • • .
•
JAMES MITCH:gay
"Foreman. who has bad large Lame expeiiities in this
insuch of Ust business. • • •
PA; CAR &!.
Towanda. Oct. 29, 190674.
NEW PLANING MILL.
Ttei audervigned having built &juice and Con'inio- .
Woos MU in the ,tiorough of Towanda, and &led it
with the moat modem and Unnamed machinery; for
the manufactaara of • - -
Nr:XDOW-8-1811 AND SWIM • -•.' - •
. . .
Are prepared tai. All sob" whether laps st.astlia. .
s g tile shortest no 'We hue also A large es,
e3I:OI3LDINGEI, of the latest Style alsrliattetLi
.sr
we out furnish ulnas cheaperthan theyeset be.
!Latta. • , - .
TONOTJMO,
in" I
1 1 , 7
_
jUarniße,
Anton otheesork-pailaning to Joliwi l / 1 0 , 44c,'
10 sou au authabuif. . .
- Persona baliftg. ,and not thing lon tharilineyiel
to fourteen miles distant. will And ttely fag their
tittered to buy of ne. or bring their l ambei
la Worked by ourhreehinery. Bring your or
Mooring. or other Inniber.nud arbilearinr. Was is
!boding. bare it grontatratt and Atte it Loam with
-We will pay CAM for:MIKE 432111.UWW
LIIMMIS delivered d'auttomber, yard. , ,corne and
ace ne; or If put can't come. - write.L
Towanda. rab..1•14: -,4 : /..*- 11.11110Dallng
=al
AFI Ass6RtlalitQF TOl
ink. wt. icung. at 410:111;
A
1 , 3 itTON . A — f r . l. f : 1 1:1P
Wife goitir t.teleat.:
,J.111.10.1111k..=-Ted". 6 g Cr.:}l..Pliargii;
"' " ';.}. 107#7'.0F
W
441911 1 1 htes *MAO.:
f.:CrOIIcIONIACM 44411yentliftsui.
rpm. TM*
T. he&
C. IIIMITIt;
T. 111. CLUETAlsemillintklintamitterda.4 part
7 11, 4 71 9 1 111 11 ,7.;
Soma Anima liimmists T. 11111% •
, .
"1"111,. tiaL
• 1 I Maur% ern batraiiiag "
Tvisosi Tiszbevps!s,Opaorixs.
' altemdiai.
LA.scAnza Caw AND Omen butaases
der. r.
AMMO* aqua 1 41/10416 1 . $1440.061
%Mite atitnataa "d PAID St
grincit. lawrissarildbeid ott: all kir& IK
Pootertf, Itt War :do tor br sey' caw rem*
ootoponi, siul 'pedal allionSon igloo* to *
PAEM stawnws, =Fa 0937 min.
• oaks' "
ileitit4iiiiowirai;ll4siii, up ottia.
cam A ced ,
Aiit 8 isiduc - sass sintudiat ;at
soma Ili WiazZ,T r Ullurlir, noes erstriy, Ps,
IMIEM,LIFE, AND A.CCIDENIAL
utsuifaci. .
• - coma. asinaimixok own
sesNratlr= MILLION •DOLL-818
• V,B. RiAlrtirAsrui
/idea E;lmpui • •
gsaductoPar., • Ximesis bonus= Col. , -
Oiled amliarpteur arer Mom
Soma bowsaws Comti►llT,
Cavite had =Wu ore ' $3.750,Ca0
Capitol mi sukylaa • sl.iio.oob
If4inutrus Isamu= Coxrves, I
Cipital sod gamine aim MA%
smarm:e incizimrs Comm
capital and anrpto. over kla."/". f • sno,ad)
Azczic cs Coacr .— '
Yew rort.
011/Rat mai eitekiwisrree, ' Mite
•
.14273u3 . 5 bontaascitomort ' ' 1
; clisan i aziwpaz Th - iiktrffird.
over, dot.
Xtrztr Ixrz tortnustii - Coifforr,
Nam Ter*.
Cqiiial *ad sulpha '• • • sllooosua
11LA9121.113de beiVILA3ICT. COZPAST,"
- HoOnt. Prom I,
Capital sad swifts our • 11100,000
Risks lakes ow all ki•datiPtuperty, at u kir/ mu
as by any otheraehataaNtimptadea.
sirlawaed and lama if say. adisistect it
filds .thottity
as
aspen*
at 11Mblit etti
01118f ik stlirlrbitte tee
eerhat the Nantwate Sore &Ming. lbw
o. • . 'Ct. el. ittANZI.L.
Towanda, lab. 7. 1166—d.
NATIONAL LIFE INKfRIcICE
CAM CAPITAL. SLOOO.OOO.'tAJD
Chartered by Conicrest. 11611.
CLARMICE H. cLABI. President ;
JAY COO/q. Chairmen ItisTace and EL Cont'.-";
SLIMY D..COOYE. Yid President ;
EId:ESSON W. - PEST. Secretary and Actuary.
The advantages of the National We Inearanpe Co
BE2
It is alliationalGampany,etstrtanuttryCortgrest;
2. It has • pert up capital of OM Milk* Dollars
2. It offers low antra of premiums;
4. It funishes larger inearanos this other Com
panies, for the same money ;
3. It la definite and certain ;
6. There ,is no pmalitilligy of miarepresentstion by
agents, or mismulerstamffrig l y policy.holders;
7. The policiesare plain - contracts, so machine
macs for so much money ;
S. Ali polities are non.ferfeiting
9. The policies are exempt from rl4
E. W..CLARK t CO.; Bolen. Phl
N. C. ELECUREF; k 1. O. 11L1303.
IS:Agents for Towanda and vietnitT.
/an. 9, 1869.
CaNiNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE
pritruiLvser. COXPANT;
,
Nualawatza xofs Toot 69,000.110 anew
ASSETS . (June DM) avar 5t5.000, 0 0 0 .
Sundae over $7.000.000.
mum . DIP.IDMD FROM AO TO 70 MB CYST.
Total Claim by Death paid to date. aver :&000.000
Tout. DIVIDECDII PAID TO DAM orsa KOMODO.
4 PURELY MUTUAL COMP4NE
- All its surplus is eivitistO divided among th*Pot
ley holden
ANNUAL DIVIDENDS,
which may be applied in reduction of Premiums, vt
may be sactunidated at interest for the benefit deo
Assured, or may be received by them in Cash: -
Paid-up Policies are granted after two or more
years' Premiums have been Paid, thus praebuall;
making _
ALL L I'OLICIES NON-FORFEITING.
It lames Paolo, upon all
Dits!ukrms PLAxs or iNtiVII43CP,
And has adopted In Ha anntinga award
SPECIAL FEATURES!
omonod. WITH THIS BY -CoMPANY AND orrice
ED NO OTHER.
H. B. IicHILAN, Agent.
Towanda, Pa., July 23, 180-41 •
BRADFORD COUNTY
FIRE INSURA. NCE AGENCY
JOHN W. WIZ, .Ifent, Towasna.
von Tax rowlwrga =mum coxwrns
~
E!=l
Mau. INstnuscs CONIZAiT,
.area itaven,Coots.
Anted $1,622.974
CizzioactA Mix,
I=l
Norm Astaucss Fax,
Ng= York.
1773,641
Aigcts
I=2l
Valdes written =Atoms adjusted at this ',gear/.
Farm propertr_risks tabs* at the lowest raise.
riiirOfflos in libretti's Were Block. north aids Pnb
• Square. Towanda, Par - - Joll2t, W. WEL
April 1.1869.
•
THE EQUITABLE LIFE. ASSU
RANCE soarrre A/mei for Br 66° " / C°.
CASH. CAPITAL $3,000,000
Wady Income over $1,000.000 esib.
MONTANTE k. WARD.
'Towanda, (lily 46,1867
rfiFIE LYCOMDIO MiITUALARE
• JL., Isom a typroc7ftr trodiord cacmq.
MN
Mirlinalinati Plan. In tmooeitsha Operation R AC ter.a°
tr46Ra eari• idONTANYE k .
- r d& AO ag. ligl. .
143. G ANDS HARNESS MAK
nua.—Theintdersigned have this day formed a
02- .. t_l lll .- It_lP, to be known u the Ann of Wing
PIMIZU. for the p of carrying on the above
basins's. EAMON and 'repairing ant " I "
der, and all work Irarroota Crab void to
Wee.
. . ORLITIN way.
• ~, ICDGAIt R. TALLY&
amgawn ;ha. 38. 1668.
0.0 "AIEE . , TEA, SUGAR, F l5l,
lati..rirholesalipymtrelail,
3111 vccass ma a-
W„ CEW3R&TED Stßams
ittriar
it - C. a.l.**Eri
• !. 3110,
114
Toga., HORSFORD'S tREP t ,„
Pretiersem - • , 1.11,r7ca
CONCENTRATED LYE AliD
‘...irotain. r C. B.
;
• Ar 45 1 6711. Con.
higir;• .
a.il..k.
s7oi.ous
CO. Olt U.S.A.
General' Aganb.
13, S. UVSBELL. Manager:
Or HMITVORD, coMA
Hartford,
' 5 1.467.613 se
NM York.
SI 000,000 40
News fork. I
$650,681 91
CAPITAL $3,400.CM