Ilints 'About &dl.
In the. greater part of the United
States, the stabling of stock in.:Win
ter is a necessity, and it would-.be a
decided. improvement some other
sections Where it has never been ap
plied. Great improvements have been
made in -the construction otstikbles
within the last few , yew", et=
in the manner of eroding
troughs. The high . racks of holies
and cattle from which they bad to.
arrive their food, scattering hayseeds,
and dust over their hekda and into
the:
p ypl3,. have in a great measure
been disc& ded. No one thinks of
erecting them in newly builtstables
at this day, and where they still hold
a place in old • ones, troughs should
be substituted. Besides the iniurious
effects above named, the arum' is
obliged to - assume an unnatural po
sition to reach its food, and after
reaching it, must change its position
to masticate and swallow it.
We advise every one who still re
tains those racks in :his stables to
have them removed and substituted
by troughs of modern plans, which
are very simple and well suited to
the uses for which theyare intended;
and do this now, before the feeding
season commences. IA the improve
ment is postponed until then, there
are nine chances to one 'that it will
not he done, and• the poor animals
will have to go through another %Pra
ter in the old star-gazing, break-neck
fashion to reach their food. The man
who invented these overhead mobil
for feeding stock must have been a
'queer gemons,,and those who adhere
to the system with such pertinancity,
are rather stiff-necked people.
Want of sufficient light is a great
fault in a large - majority .of stables,
and is very injurious to stock in
more ways than one.. To be shut up
in darkness day after day is very
hard on the eyes. If a horse be led
out of one of those stables into the
open light, he is ramble for a time to
distinguish objects properly, and is
liable to stumble and become alarm
ed until the eyes adjust themselves
to - their new position. The same
difficulty occurs in entering the dark
stable from the outside:
Darkness' is injurious to the ani
mal's health, which is easily -proven
by vegetables growing in dark places.
Light is one of the ”reat agencies
that imparts health and vigor to both.
the animal and vegetable Sy,tein,and
being so very cheap (right to be liber
ally 'supplied. All . stable - windows
should be glazed in movable sash,
and of such size as to admit a full
flow"of light. The division f light
and darkness as measured by day
and night should be the governing
rule in both animal and :-etable
economy.
Free ventilation of pure atmosphere
air should be a. prominent feature in
every stable. Without this, the bes
state of animal -health cannot be
' maintained. There are so many
plans of: accomplishing this, that
each farmer may-choose the one that
best suits his-views. The great ques
tion is, Will he do it ?—American
strick Journal.
The Use of Salt
The use of salt as a fertilizer is not
nearly as much considered as we
think its value demands. It might
be applied every third or fourth year.
It is the usual practice to scatter the
salt broadcast, at the rate of four or
five bushels to the acre, after the
grain has been put in. Many farmers.
who have used it in this manner,
have given their testimony that their
crop of wheat has been greatly in
creased, and the crop of weeds, bugs
and worms correspondingly dimish
ed. If this is so, it is evident that
salt performs two important offices,
while ordinary manure performs but
one. Many of our readers, doutless,
have a small pasture in which they
keep a cow and occasionally turn a
horse. Many of4these pastures have
coarse grass growing in them, while
in other places the grass dries up
quickly on approach of warm and dry
weather. All such pastures will be
much improved, and often the coarse
grasses . will entirely disappear . if a
harrow is passed freely over back and
forth during this month, and salt at
the rate of eight to ten- bushels to
-the acre be spread over the ground.
—Germantown Telegraph.
lat.H3RLtiCi FOOD FOR StirniE.—H. Wol
cott of Genesee, N. Y., gives his
ideas on this subject as follows:—"As
economy of time and fuel is of first
importance, I would suggest using a
pan instead of a kettle. For the
sides use one and a half, or two inch
planks for the bottom, and six inches
in width. On the ends use sheet
iroh.orAine. If it is made four feet
square, one foot in depth will hold
ten bushels or more of roots, or
twelve bushels of grain or meal. If
meal alone was to be*cooked, I don't
know but a false bottom would be
necces.sary, with perforited pines to
carry the stetaux into the meat . A
trial could be. made of using two
inches of corn in the bottom to,pre
vent the meal sticking and burning,
or make a partition so as to have the
tire arch - only a little more than half
the width of the pan, passing the fire
to the back end and returning it to
the chimney on the opposite side
from the arch, at the front end."
OLD Cows.—How long is it profit
able to keep a cow. _ L. M.
I consider a cow in her prime (all
things considered) from five to ten
rs old. Some cows hold out much
befter thanL others, as with men and
horses; and axe really as young to
all intents and purposes at twelve
years, as others are at nine or ten.
Never keep a cow through the winter
after she, gets to going down hill; or
kill a superior cow on account of her
age, if her teeth are good, and she is
all right,without any signs of deterio
ration: Cows ehould be milked reg,u
-: *. and by steady milkers.
PEtNIM may be joked about, but
there is fortune in them. Two
years ago, an enteprising Yankee
went to North Carolina with a few
hundred dollars and began eultivat
ingpeanuts. This year he has sold
his crop for $84,000, 'getting $.54,000
profit,
Tue. New Jersey cranberry crop
this season in Ocean counts alone is
valtr:d at $2;300,000. An acre of
good cratberry-land if now estimat
ed to be worth from $lOOO to $2500.
The demand in market is always in
~ y.cess of supply.
Tax Japanese wrap the roots of
plants in a mixture of earth and
ground carrots, when transporting
them. This maintains the mois=ture
- of the earth and in some respects
nourishes the root.
r , -Ataltoo4g-,7lir
'ERIE RAILWAY.
isso icaarkuNDEs *up i!patiAlla
• . .
suitu . maixT.:' • cam= cos
BROAD optai:-iiiimmis wisica
CLEVItLAND; I'OIiDCK . =TIMM 'IIIQ4ANCI
MILWAVY.IO4. ?AttL, 011U8A.
And lifplots ReilinbForanrist..-=em , .
DA
rt uarllATl. lIIDLIFAIO
eaa all lir. UM;
icitisagain and floallnist...'
Fry. Alm mama GOACitif 21111
imam auxin to - Rocurras. Burmo. Dux
sour. etamixto axn Coiczmai.
,
On and Ater Monday Noy'ber 16. 1669. trains
leave Warmly at abort the Mowing bows, its :
r,:,,, t,~,~>:,a
4:63 a.m.. NIGHT EXPRID3B (Mondays excepted) for
Rochester, Dunldrk. Cleveland and Cin
cinnati, connecting with the Lake Shore, Iffictdgan
' Southern, and Grand Trunk .Raihrsys at Ituffelo,
Dunkirk and Cleveland for the West: also at Chia
land with the C. C. C. Iv Inn. Rahway for Indfan
spolis: and at Cincinnati with the Louisville Short
Line Railway. and the Ohio k Kimisaippi Railway
lir the South and Southwest ; also with connect
ing lines at principalstations op main line.
1:16 a.m.—NIGHT daily, for Rochester,
Bootle, Dunkirk. Cleveland and Cincinnati, mak
ing, direct connection with trains of the Grand
Trunk and Lake Shore Railways at Buffalo, Dun
kirk and Cleveland for all pants West, and at Cin
cinnati with the Ohio and Illeaissippl and Louis.
villa Short Line Railways fer the South and South
west; also with all connecting trains at principal
stations on main line.
AM a.m.—MAIL TRAIN, Sundays excepted, far
Buffalo and Dunkirk.
4:09 p.m.—ELM/Lk ACCOMMODATION, Sundays
excepted,
6:17 p. M,' DAY EXPRESS. Sundays excepted. for
Rochester. Buffalo, Dunkirk, Cleveland. Cincimea•
ti and the South. Stops at principal stations end
connecting points on main line.
New ant bn Drawing Room Coaches accom
pany Ude train from New York to Buffalo. and
Seeping Coaches are attached at Hornellaville, run
ning then' to Clemeland shd Galion withclut mange.
10:33 p.m.—EX.. MAIL. Sundays exeepted, for Re
blo„Dunkirk and Cleveland, connecting with trains
for the West. r.
A Sleeping Coach Is attached to this train running
through to Butilio. •
7dll a.m.—WAY FREIGHT, Sundays excepted.
3:30 p.m.—EMIGRANT TRAIN, daily for the West.
00EiG EAST
220 a.m.—NIGHT BUMS% Sundays excepted.
connecting at New York with afternoon trains and
steamers for Boston and New England cities.
Bleeping Coaches socompaay this traia from Buffa
lo to New York. •
5:58 a.m.—CINCENNATI EXPRESS. Ifendays ex
cepted. connecting st Jersey City with afternoon
and evening trains of New .Jersey Itallroau for
Philadelphia.:Baltimore, and Eashnigtop: ana at
New York with steamers and afternoon Express
' lasing for New England Cities. Also stops at prin
cipal ntations and connecting points on main line.
Sleeping Coaches accompany this train to New York
0:38 a.m.—BMILAMTON ACCOMM9DATION.
Sunday's excepted.
12:53 p.m.—DAY EXPRESS, Svndaysaxcepted, con
necting at Middletown forllnionville, and at Jer
sey City with midnight express train of New Jer
asy Railroad for Philadelphia.
New and improved Drawing-Room Coaches accom
pany this train from Buffalo to New York.
12:45 p.m.—ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, daily. con
necting at Owego for Ithaca.
8:38 p.m.—N.Y. MAIL, Sundays excepted.
9119 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 impress train for Boston and New England
cities. Also stops at all principal 111M10118 and con
necting points on main line.
Sleeping Coaches accompany this train thionak -to
New York.
5:05 p.m.—WAY FREIGHT, Sundays excepted.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THECIIGH.
VOL A reviled and complete "Pocket Time Table"
of Passenger Train. on the Erie Railway and Con
necting Ilnea. has recently been published, add can
be procured on application to lie Ticket Agent of
the Company.
L. D. BUCKER,
Real Supt.
PA. & N.Y. CANAL &., R.R. CO..
Alt NOMMiT OF PASSENGER TRAINS,
Commencing Sept. 13, 18G9.
...___
Tsmai GOENG SOUTH WILL
Leave Towanda at 7:00 a.m., :00 and 6:38 p.m.
Returning, leave Waverly at 8:40 a.m., and 12:45
7:115
=I
Leave Towanda 9.30 a.m.
Arrive Tunkhannock 11:53 ••
•• Pittston 1:15 p.m
Ikes.Barro 1:45 ••
Blanch Chunk. 4:20
Allentown 5:45 ••
•• Bethlehem 6:00 •••
•• Easton 6:30 ••
•• Philadelphia 8:25
New York. 9:25 ••
Dine at Pittston.
Leave New York 6:55 a.m.
Philadelphia 7:45
Easton 10:00
Bethlehem 10:30
Allentown 10:45
Manch Chunk 12:90 in.
White Haven 1:39 p.m.
Wilkes -Banc 2:50
Pittston. 3:10
Tunkhannock 4:21
Arrive Towanda 4:38
Dine at White Naves.
Paasengers for Harrisburg and Pittsburg will
change cars at Allentown, hare time for supper and
take the Through Fast Express, with sleeping cars
attached, at 8:0 saws seeming. •.
PHILADELPHIA h ERIE RAIL
ROAD.-WINTER TIME TABLE,
TIEDOI/011 ADD DIRECT DOETE DETRE/CI PRELIDELrIELI,
RALITIIOIIIL 8111IIDIED110. WILLIAM/POI/T. AND
TUE GREAT OIL EEG/Or Or PDIENSTLYA2cLt.
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS on ail Night Trains.
On aid after MONDAY, 5, ISG9, the trains
on the Phlbulelphia & Erie nail Road will run as fol
lows : ViItSTWAILD.
Mm. Thane leave Philadelphia,
" " "
• arr. at Eris 8:20 P.aL
ERIK kllTClll . hiletlelphia 11:40 a. m.
...... 9:00P.M.
•• err. at Erie
B.ama Matt. leaves Philadelphia
•• •• Williamsport.
.• "—arr. at Lock Haven.
mar:skim.
MAIL TRAIN leases Erio
Williamsport..
•• ••• arr. at Philadelphia ..
Ems. Errarsa leaves Erie
Williamsport
arr. at Philadelphia 12:45 r.it.
ACCOYODATION leaves Locrnaven..... ..... 8:00 &at.
Williaaurport
err. at Philactelphia. 6.50 P.M
littirstu Earrings. leaves Williamsport....l2:2s e. 51
Harrisburg . . ... ..5:20A.11
•• arr. at Phllaielphia....9:2s a.m
npress east eta:meets at Corry. Mail east at Corry
and Irrineton. Express west at lerineton with trains
on Oil Creek & Allegheny Ricer R. IL
ALFRED L. TYLER,
General Superintendent.
Nov. 20, 1000
Books and Statonery.
DIARIES FOR 1869
PAPER & ENVELOPES
NEW-YORK PAPERS
SCHOOL BOOKS
Poo, INK. Music, ST‘Tru ;iN AND
PICPI'22I:`
BLANK BOOBS
YANKEE NOTIONS
towmada, Nov. 12.
Sewing Machines.
THE NEW :LNG 13EPRoTED
ELIAS HOWE
FAMILY SEWING MAMA
Were awarded the First Prize at the Paris Exposition,
Isa, over 82 nther Machines.
Also, the fulkesing State Fairs of ISW bare award
ed this Machine the first premium :
, New York. Ohio, Pennsylvania, 31 s3chusetts. New
Thimpshire, Vermont. Wisconsin, Indiana.
At the County Fairs of Madison, (monde" Oswe
go, Wayne, Orleans, Tompkins, Senees. Monroe, Her.
Idmer, Schuyler, Livingston, and a of others.
Report of the Committee on Ele.. er Machines, at
the State Fair held in Rochester, fall of ltl6B : Your
Committee have examined the different Sowing Ma
chine', to which their aft/intim:mos called, and would
recommend as the best Family Machine for Alf Work.
Ellis Ilaws's Sewing Machine, and for the following
reasons let—Simplicity of construction. gd—Beg
tilarly of tension on both upper and lower threads.
11 , 1—Esto of management.. 4th—Great range of work
upon all materials. lith-zrhe perfect attachments to
the Machine for felling, hemming. tucking, braiding.
quilting. him:ling and cordng, and the ease with which
they ars applied. 6th—The durability of the Ma.
chine, It being mad, of hardened steel, and adjusted
In Its hearings. Wsi recommend a medal."
New style Hemmer. Braider, Tucker, Quitter. Cord.
er, Embroiderer, Binder, Feller and Improved Tuck
Marker.
It will use any and orery kind of thread, from the
finest to the coarsest, with orneh smaller needle
than other machine*. Be sure and examine one be
fore you purchase. Pelee from s6oto $2OO. and every
machine warranted• The real value of our Mannar,
taring Machines for Tailor*. Boot. Shoe name's and
Carriage Makers. ill too well known to require com
ment. Don't fail to call and see them. •
SICEPARDTYht\ECR.6eneraYAgenta,
20 Lake Street. Elmira,
Tor sal.. by CODDD2O, miss= k CO., General
Agents. Towanda. Pa
—„reaNy.q!
NITHOLESA.LE,GROCERY
irt
IMlill
IMEE
k.! I
PROWSION: -, , Hot*.
• -"Y:
. _ M.
The undersigned, encouraged by
the sne - cesi Which:Us thus far "-Vend
ed their new enterprise, desire to make
aaknowledgment very -liberal
patronage they have received,* giir•
inglheir customers the advantage. of
their years' experience; together with
the, benefit of their greatlY increased
facilities fordoing business.
They keep mistantly on land a
very large and.complete assortment
of everything' in their line, and - are
daily receiving such additions to their
stock as the wants of their trade re-
quires
They have now in store, Sugar, Sy
rup, Molasses, Coffee, Rice, 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 loWest point in the market, and
are offered at wholesale, at rates to
correspond.
They desire to call especial atten
tion.to their large stock of Fine Teas,
which they are .celling at New York
Jobhing.•_ prices,--guaranteeing the
c o
quality in all cases.
FrUve also on hand,a good assort
ment of Flour, Fork, and Kerosene
They still continuo to have the ben
efit of a resident Partner in Nevi
Nei. R. BARR, •
Gen'l Pans'r Ag't
York, who is constantly in the mar.
ket, and prepared to turn to our ad
vantagv any favorable - changes in the
price of goods
FOX. lEMEN'MO3, MERCITE k CO
May 12, 1868.
pATTERSON & KINNEY,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
TOW ANDA, PENN'A
Raving purchased thp entire stow of
of T. J. JONES. and having added largely thereto by
recent purchases, they take pleasure in announcing
to the public that they are prepared to sell anything
and everything in the '
JOHN P. COX,
Superintendent.
SUGARS,
FISH,
9:35 P.M.
.7:40 A.M.
10.00 A.Y.
.7:50 A.M.
6:00
.7.20 P.M.
.8:40 A.M.
025
A3:20 A.M.
.4:00 P.M.
.3:30 A.M.
WOODEN AND WI:GLOW WARE
ORM
As cheap as the cheapest. We guarantee perfect sa
tafaction to all who may Wror'tta with a call.
J. S. PATTERSON
March 10, 1860—tf.
PEOPLE'S
1.017111 CORNER DAIDGI AND RAIN ITRICNIN.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Which will he soh], at the loweat irceinible prime
CODFISH,
FRUIT OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
FLOUR, FEED, AT EA 111, GRAIN, &c.
Bring on Your produce; rhiCh we pay cash for.
A constant supply of Ailiton Salt, all sized Chums,
Butter Firkins, Tuba, Be.
Please call and look through our stock, and we win
do our beat to please you. W. A. ROCEWELL.
Towanda. April 28. 1861. .
THE MOST CONVENIENT
pLvon town to get a
GOOD •M 9A.
G. B. AWNED baying purchased the above well-
Imown.establisbment, Is nowrepare to wait, upon
all who may favor him with a p call.
•
He also keeps a full supply of
Which he tg prepared to sell cheap
Towanda. May 20.1869.
CANNED FRUITS OF ALL
ida& at C. IL PATCH'S.
81ay 20.
113 3Lior
Towszam; Pa.
(Successors to Titoltsii J. JoNT.9
Dealers in
FRUITS, &c.,
NO. 2, PATTON'S BLOCK
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
GROCERY AND PROVISION LINE.
CEO
TEAS,
COFFEES,
• . SYRUPS,
MOLASSES,
FLOUR,
FEED, .
CORN MEAL,
KEROSENE
STONE WARE, &c., ikc
CASH PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
W. 8. LINNE'
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE
A new and complete dock of
MACKEREL,
HERRING ;
PORK
MUTTON,
HAM,
MODERN STONE WARE,
YANKrY. NOTIONS,
DAIRYMEN,
IMEIII
RATING HOI,TSE,
•
'1.1;'o, doors south of the Nati mud Bank.
FAMILY GROCERIES,
, t 1 ,!„
1111.411**11X4
THE MERFEInA'R&VING
=macreralwie-4414minetriliti
i , ~~ `
,~
zaryia - aertvan'sada six& at
GROOWEIE . S,
Which I him rimmed tor csah.imia red otmaarit
elsewhere. I now oar to thepubllcaspimaillUica
. - TEAS,_ : O6 - k/i3ES, .gire,-.
Erman, seunixrua, =as, te:
ilave on baiad Ur& Oa* of
AKRON FI,IOI4k,GBAIIAM
BYE DO:. DITOXIMEAT DO.
I keep constantly on Land. POUR. HAMS. LARD, sad
an Mr* bt F76H. TiPilhiclako,-",l+e. 4 1,
publio to our Coal Be A:44.
STOCK OF TOBACCO,
In quilt/ orprios. hue OakieraCelebrwhnlOwni
'dry. New York Chemical and Brown Soap. •
Pb3aso call and examine our stock
WOODEN: WARE:
Large uao2iment of YANKEE NOTIONS, TOILET
_ .
SOAPS, &e. Vain pay the bfgbeat ea& prioefin
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Farmers, give ne a call before eemz eleew here.
C. B. PATCH.
All parson indebted to thilate Ann irinpleasecall
and make immediate payanani.
C. a PATCH
*wand/. March, 12,1887.
IMI
AND
CORNER MAIN AND HMG); MEM.
TO*ARDA, PA.,
Dealers in all kinds of
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
FLOUR,
Feed and Mr;al,
WOOD, WILLOW and STONE
NV ,A. R., P, I
We would call spcsial attention to our @took of
FLOUR, SUGAR, TEA if COFFEE,
Which we WARRANT to give antleinction in
QUALITY AND PRICE.
CASH paid for desirable Country
Produce
11;J. LONG. • G. L. REELER.
Tapioca, Vermacelli, Maccaroul, Sago, Pearl Barley
and nannnT• Oak/ors, Taylees, and Ford's
Family Soaps. Holman's, Talmadge,
and Royal Baking Powder.
Burnett's " Stan
dard Extracts. •
Hecker's
•
Farina. Hops.
Cox's Gelatine.
•
A' The Gem " Fruit Jar.
Baker's Chocolate, Cocoa and Breams
Titus " Cream, Lemon and Extra Soda Crackers.
4 , Grant's " Water, Milk, Boston, Egg and Butter
Crackers.
ILONG & irrVf
Towanda, June 23, 1869.
MityLßE Sr. AUX
RECEIVING NEW GROCERIES
DAILY! •
pleudid Assortment! Wholesale and Retail!
Froth and lino quality of Groceries as can be bought
PRICES RANGE LOW FOR
' THE MARKET t
• All kinds of
NATIONAL FIRE WORKS !
Wholettale and Retail.. -
Country Merchants gill do well to call. Our prices
shall be, "with the reasonable," satisfactory.
CALL AND SiP: US.
CASH PAID 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, Juno It, 1869.-
LOOK HERE!
COWELL tf.'MYER,
At the old stand of MUM:MALL k Comma., are now
receiving a large avid wall selected stock of
ORMItI:M4 A3M PEOVIMONS.
Parch they offer to cash buyers at prices that defy
competition.
Cater paid for ell kinds Farmers' Produce.
April 21...11169—tf.
Tea and Coffee.
G LORIOUS NEWS!
TEAS GIVEN AWAY
=I
GREAT AMERICAN TEA STORE
No. 1 Osirprris & Perzwes Niw Btocx,
BRIDGE STREET, TOWANDA, PA.,
• At the sign of the
AMERICAN (F-LAG!
And. the
Lusomana kooommilikoz 4
8841111geS - Of Tea. OMIZI AWAY riSCLY, to Sltifilf
the people that this Is the place to save money.;
PRICES I,OIV. AA THE GREW - AMERICAN TEA
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Fresh Ground Coffee received dilly f rout New Yors.
or ground to order. Also whole Coffee. green and
routed, all styles, whole and ground Bpt6es,,Dried
Fruits. ke., at equally low prices.
Tho subscriber begs leave to Mann his thanks (4
the very liberal patronage extended to hits while in
the Grocery business in this place, and
solicits a trial in his new enterprise. The
will be conducted strictly on the -
CASH SYSTEM!
8o pro will not hare to pay extra prices to nuke up
tot the losses of a credit business.
II you can' spare the money to pay for a pain.
buy an ounce and pay for it. Be independent—the
you will be worthy to:walk,undsr the
AMERICAS FLAG
Into ' the •
American Tea Store
, •
And buy 'vie Goods cheap. W nontetubee gin
Bed. White • d Blue-tore, new Block. Bridge 8 • -
Ally I,I:: , BRAIDIALL k RIDGEWAY.
ALL 311 1 ' GROCERIES .
Pruett ii e holeaila and retell. at
May 18.1:..- C. B. PATCH'S.
D RIED FILIIITS_; OF ALL KIND:
McC•1111 &411 X.
..aavtp wiffirgilit." wg4
• Ali. 11 01170 4 T - '- .
'4 l lll,ReilaiNrjAiiMtal_
; - • .
•i• e • • !-- f %. '1
.1 *
i3ENTS' FIIMISIMING,',GOODER
.. .
i , --:;::,.. , ';.-.:;zt , •,;:i-, , .y ri.,-.,...:
.....-... -- imilirciad street,.'-.-.:y.bf.:,
WAYESLY • i _EUX4 CO4 NM
MEM
We MVO Tiehbelehill (Wier hem Noe Irettedle'.
and tehe eh the thilther 7 0 G aila l 4" - •
•
'Ns mare at au owl inistastment - lye gtie t pap:
Wales liketlaii to ToaCke% BorPolait
CEMDREN „CLOrNivo
41 1 4 alwfirs brow it good aiwrioond.: .
Cp:MDI AND o:qtlMi,
Frain ea coda to s3.ooior yard (Wlmot).
Beat.steic..ofliciti and ',Caps
Kept irtdda it, mile& Come and MOk, and imve foe
yourself.
.13.brillbe ;A the . liard.Uoitee • There*.
with eelaplee of Goodad to tahm-nete•
1111 TP!: _ , VAN epa - tauonnam,
• 40 Dr eed•at. • 'Wane!' 3
• • •
TT MAY BE WONDERFUL HOW
WE DO I T, -Buy WE DO)'? - '
HELL: HEWER , AND CHEAPER'HOODff THAIe
ANT OTHER
CLOTJIIN6 STOR E!.
- IN BRADFORD COUNTY.
If you ar at all skeptical of the lnVect. Inst. c all
at the. :
*
N . .
NEW CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
One door south of the MEANS HOME, and all your
' doubts will initials.; )
Having just opened with an antis*. licwr stock of
. .
.MENS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
Whichbas been purchased for meth, at the present
depresaion In the market. I an. offer better bar.
wai t than those who have a .toe purchased .
viola prices wore higher.
I respectfully solicit a call from my oldcnetomers,
and all who desire to buy goods st a
PAIR PRICE.,.
Remember the place,
One door south of Means Hones.
JULIUS WOLFF.
Towanda, Au g , 24, i 842. .
MI
F. H i • C•
Fine are the Garments made for Fall, , [Store,
In the splendid scams of the popular One Price
Newest and choicest, rich and rare, •
Elegant Clothing for men sadism' wear. *
Fall in, gentlemen, fall in all,
After the elothes at the popular One Price Store;
Look and you'lliand no alotheatat all (Store.
Like the splendid Clothing it the popular One Price
Clothing In nation, all marked down
Lower than anywhere also in town ;
Overcoats. both for boys and men,
Try thenionee and you'll come again.
Hurry along, for the people pu,h
Into our doors with a heavy rush; •
Hobby and nice are the garmeits all,
Gresatkthe Stock:lithe popular One Prise Store,
tii) V.I sfl 'V
INCREASING ENTHUSIASM I
SHOCKINGLY LOW PRICKS !
sa yr.. more; A$D TOizad CtOTILIN9, WriVIIRALR,
HOSIERY.
GLOVES AND MITTENS.
NECK-WEAR. ,
FINE DRESS SHIRTS,
HATS AND CAPI4,I
nay stock issomplete. Every lot marked in plain
ilguretc-knd no deviation. all treated alike. Every
garment guaranteed to turn out as represented.
Call and look at our goods and pries& Save mon
ey and time.
SHODDY ! SO prxnuo I No DAN-mama!
at the popular One Price Store of
ALES. SOLOMON:
123 Main street.
Opposite Codding, Russell & Co's.
Towanda, Nov. 2 2 ; 1969.
an Ti e highest cash price paid for Wool, Hides
NEV SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS!
R. W. E DD Y,
Would announce to the citizens of Towanda, and the
public generally, that be has in store-and daily re.
ceiving new and
FRESH GOODS,'
In his line, suitable to the wants of the people, which
he will sell for Currency at former
• GOL_„D PRICES!
Consisting as usual of good, well and reliable made
CLOTHING.,
(No Shoddy of any kind) consisting . of
BUSINESS - SUITS,
all 8.41104
COATS, VESTS AND PANTS,
all Wool.
DRESS COATS, PANTS & VESTS,
Linen Coats, Dusters and Pinta.
Overalls and Chrereldrts, Linen and raper Collars.
Linen. Casalmere. and flannel Shhts, ?tack Mies, Etas.
penders, - Gloves, Canes, Leather Bags, Spring Style
Soft and Straw Hata. All first-clam Bement.
ber th s t e %ot i oi l l e Goods are ch c im e r ee tt e a fair ine price than
ods
poor
r buying. W One door south of AapininlT' Y s Led.
beef
Towanda, Nov.lB, ' B. W. EDDY:
THE TEMPLE_ OF FASHION !
NEW STORE AND NEW Goons! -
An entire new dock of clothing, bought as cheep as
before the war, to be sold with •
SMALL PROFITS !
The undeasignal would reapeelfully =now to
the citizens of Towanda and vicintr that he la Hew
ready to offer them Clothing, such aa
FINE BEAVER OVERCOATS,
clmacsxwnm
.. . .
the - t
_ .
. I
- Fitt'EST DRESS AND BtriONESS Sun
11A AND APS,
Furnishing G ood s an d that these goods, bought,
stvet7 law figures, be sold with very small pro
fits. - I Intend toestablish a penument trade in this
place, and in order tOthe cooddence or Ouch*.
sera,will deal cr el a o r
bi f
HONDFIT o iro tTE GRITY !
And all goods will f or whit are
represented to be. a ari l nun, and convince
yourself. Don't t the p , Temple of Fashion,
galte the Mains nee, an end conkiellenuews
_
Town* 0et.17, 1807. N., JACOB&
-•- •
,-111:11414ing-
l*joti a ,
ST-TAII9I4',Y. 'IVIP;k4:"*.r
11:40118111N6 : GOOD
Cosigitlag
rilroaddoth, .
-r: •-- •
• -rizeicintere,-,,
Anver,,,
- , and Deakin Swat,
in K the leteetroeurdectura, arStin Ward, sky*
wldrk 'nibs sokt at reduced prices
. Oro re-
errerbrougbtibthis,thirket. • • •
=I
ler Neu and IftWeyesr. Call at .
;
aid esnetates'yotwaelf St the bet.' that ' a ls' can get
1.1=2111: 4 °, pat. A rer 1
,1 14 " . .tmAt of.',Vrttit
silahhts sseit'ia - • • - • •
i , esizithas,. •
WCHARN -
; •;- VIVDERSHIRTS,.
AILA '
014RALLS,
, . .
sorbs,
- ,
audio Jackets, Gloves. Ilea, SasPonders. and Col
ima am bt the ;staid sumo.
HATS, CAPS, &c. (to
Eltre ma. cW before imrell!saltig damp".
**A-- M S wszyrnam,
Few 'fort Clotho. 115 Main street, op.
posits Powell*, Pa. 046,1369
CLOTHING CLOTHING I
. CLOTHING
II you want to buy good Fall aU4 Whiter
) .
CLOTHING,
and at nulicard of
LOW PRICES?
L Go at once to
o. )
ROSENBURG & WOLFF'S,
,;
at the Clothing Regulator,
133 Main S S E. , Falb - 611'$ Block.
Towanda, Nov. 17. 1869.-4
Tobacco and Cigars.
•
GEORGE,Y.
Having purchased the
TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE,
E
One door south of the First Naldonaltank, is now
selling everything in his line, wholesale and retail
Ile keeps constantly on hanp n'gomPletc stock of
CHOICE CIGARS,
FINE CUT, PLUG, AND SHOEING TOBACCO,
Put up in all style , , The bent qualltica of
BROWN, BLACK, AND SCOTCH SNUFFS,
The meet 'eelebreted brawls of
FANCY SIOKMG TOBACCO
in great variety. k
PIPES,
TOBACCO BOXES and POUCHES,
MATCH SAFES
And on gpinla . unitally kept in a filbt-dace
CIGAR S'TORI,JI
Dealers will do well to call and examine his large
and well selected stock.
Towanda, April 29, 1809.
Jewelry.
LOOK!
NEW JEWELRY, -
AT WARNER'S".
GOLD WATCHES,
AT, WITMER'S.
ELGIN WATCHES,
AT WARNER'S,
WALTHAM WATCHES,
AT WARNER'S.
•
FINE GOLD JEWI;LRY,
AT WARNER'S.
ALL KINDS OF CLICKS,
AT WARNER'S.
Spectacles, and lots of things too nunie}rons to men
- tion, at WARNER'S.
Call and sec him,,you will own twenty per cent. in
'your purchases. "
gor Watches, Clocks and 'Jewelry repaired, and
warranted. Patton'a Block. A. M. WARNER.
Towanda, Dec. 1. 1868. .
Miscellaneous.
SENT FREE!
11. O'KEEFE, 80N & CO.'S
SEED CATALOGUE
AND GUIDE TO THE
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE
GARDE'S, FOR 1870.
Published in January. Every lover of flowers wish
ing this new and valuable work, free of charge, should
address immediately M. O'KEEFE. SON a CO.,
winger & Barry's mock, Rochester, N. Y.
Oct. 21, 1169.--tjun.l.
TOWANDA MEAT MARKET !
OYSTERS. FISH AND DEARS,
Each h their season
The subscribers ;IC k,cp constantly on hand a
toll stock of
thrums,
at wholesale and 'retail where all parties can bo sup.
plied at
of reasonable rates. Also a full stock of Meats
eotunsting
BEEP.
PORN MUTTON. LAMM. BAIIBAGE.
HPADCHNEI3E, BOLOGNA, TALLOW, LARD, &a
Market first corner south et Ward House. Idatn•sk
Towanda. Pa.
5ep21,89-3m ; 8: W. 8114111113 kCO
AA FULL Ass t
Dian end cAxlizip
Starch 10, 113119.
RTM
urn, at
LONG &
Z 1 A NICE STOC
and Engravings at
T HE BEST FR
ai
TEE GEM FE'
JIL beet in use, wholeeil
July 1.
I 0
and retail;
Mref
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•-• - g . ' - °'• - -.' ' . P -''
ENE
MARSHALL -BROTHERS &
'Mph to call the attention of. Huy •Trahßoi to their
etoc_t or
HARDWARE. • - ;
PARIHNH HIPIEHENEE,
—1, 1 TOOL& .
THOLE.
Also. a large aiwortunsit of
Window Glawk Sails. Mita; Oil.
• •
Putty. Varnishes.'and Paint
and Varnish Brushes
Of an kinds, whichlidll by 4cdd for the lowh taCash
price. Also, a fine meartment of
- Egnoszza, .idatis;
Of evbry style and pattern to suit the putol , '
Kerosene.
Lamps repaired and changed from 011 and Fluid to
• Particular attention paid to the , manufacturing of
all kinds of
TIN WARE. '
... . .
JOBBING MG M= ATTENDED TO.
WO have on hand a tine Article of •
GLASS FRUIT JARS,
With improved selfeealing cedar. and
KEIGLETICAL SEALDiG, CANS,
Which is One of the best cans used.
June 20. 1865.
GO TO 8. N: BRONSON'S FOR
HCBB.4_RD MOWING MACHINES,
Nose better, and parts for thu same, an Important'
announcement. -
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS .
No better quality can be found, and at prices attain
able. Tone of •
STOVES,
IRON -AND H HARDWARE,
As low as the tide of the market, Ae., Ac.,
METROPOIATAN HARDWARE STOTtE,
Orwell Pa.
June 24. 1869---iyl
LOOK •HERE!
Thero is now on exhibition at tile
Mammoth Furniture. Store,
The largest and b l est stock of
PIT
To be found In Northern Pennsylvania, which is bp
ingnold nt
My stock crinsists in part of Puler, Library, Din
ing -room and Chamber sets, Parlor, .Library, Exten
sion. Dining and Office Tables. Chairs, Bedsteads,
Bureaus, Washstands, Sofas, Lounges, Tete-a-tetes,-
What-Nots, Cradles, Cribs, &a., &c Ak full line of
Mattraeses and Bedding, Pier. Mantel and Common
Mirrors, Oval and Rustic Frames and Brackets, ac.,
fic. In fact, everything , .
In Me Purititue , Line I
Which mnst bb sev:n to be appredatetl, and which will
be sold at
Than the same odallty of goods can be pitechased
whet..
Thankhd to the public for their put liberal patron+
age, and determined to merit a continuance of the
same by offering indncements not to be found else
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 DEALERS supplied as usual at the low
est market totem.
I alio keep on hand a large assortment of Ready
Made Coffins, from the most common to the finest
Rosewood. Also Burial 'Robes: Crapes, .tc.,and lam
the sole agent In Bradford county for Studer & Flak's
3IETAEIC METAL CASES, CARNETS, &C
A good HEARSE always in mdbiess when re,lll:dnsd..:
Towanda, Dec. 10. 1868
svrAuNG OUT BELOW COST 1
A wonderful opportunity for all who wish to
PURCHASE FUENITURE CHEAP
8. T. DECKER
gill from this date_ sell all his goods conslsting of
1 1 ..4/IL OR SETS,.
DINING •ROOAT
CHAIRS, •
•
BEDS.I'EADS,
. ,
MIRRGRS,
if(.l. &C.,
•
I:B.1 1 0W
t'The store - a present occupied by me is for
ren . poi sale. It Is one of the beet business stands
In Towanda.
Jalp 24. ISE). • 8. T. DECKER.
FURNITURE IVARE-ROOMS
JAMES 3IA.KINSON announces to the Public that
he still continues to manufacture and keep on hand
a large assortment of
Bureaus, Tables, Bedsteads, Stands, Chairs, 10., of
every description, which are made of the best mate.
dais, and in the Most workmanlike manner,
I invite the inspection of the public to my work,
which shall not be surpassed in durability at any shop
in country, and my prices will be found to be as
low as the times will admit.
Beady-made Coffins constantly on liSnd or maids to
order. good Hearse vrill be furniabed when deatred.
Aug. 15. 1865,
00K-BINDERY.-THE PUB.
B
lic is reipeetfully informed that the 800k.43M.
dui has been removed to the Argus Building, third
story, where will be done
in' all brandies. on terms as reasonable as
"the times" will allow. The Bindery will be under.
the charge of.
Aa experienced Binder, and all work will bo promptlj
done In a style and manner which cannot balscelled.
Mud°, Magiudnes,Newspapera.Old Books, km., bound
In every oflitple. Particular attention - will be
mid to theß•ng and Binding of
To any desired pattern. whfch in,qualltr and dant•
batty will be warranted.
Alt work will be ready for deliverT wheit promised.
The patronage of the public in solicited, and per
fect satisfaction guaranteed.
Towanda. August 2. 1866—t.t.
NEW' TAILOR; SHOP
AMOS_PMN/2:PACEER,
Has opened s shop in the room back of the Booms of -
the Young Men's Chr:stiza Association. second story.
over Eddre clothing st,Te, where ho is now premed
to do ail kinds of
;SD CLANS,
i.tirviiF~;•
In the beat and most xiainter. An ex;
perienee or warty years. a tleterniOnt on to keep up
with the fashions of ihr a .Eesire to please
hie rustoniers,.he believes e eau'ole into to give sat-
irtrenttinatlonereasonablo
teriuu l t L T.) r Judi". Oct. 17. 1867.
•
LIME! rinlE l . , ! ' • .1.,1:511E ! ! ,
The mulerspled hereby annonnecirta thepublic
that be kcepel constantly on hind at ihis KILN In
BRoWNTOWN, Pa., a full eupply. ofireah burned
NEW youg Liam, which ho will Bell cheap as it
taut be bought at any point along the BROWN.
1 8 hr
; ;DAVID BROWN. .
MI
limOS
.110878.
OF j C
Eil
MACKEREL, CODFISH, BLUE
Flab. Mackinaw Trout. (Bacot... Pickled and
Smoked Salmon, Smoked halibut, and Dried Beet at
• LONG lc KEELEIVS.
;it I r
7: THE
,3bor
1 i I
Farnittire.
EN TOWA.SDA, PA., -
GREATLY REDUCED-PRICES!
LOWER PRICES!
JAMES 0. FLOST
CABINET FURNITURE,
ri scellaneons.
800 -BI2I`BINat
H. C. 'WHITAKER,
BLAI: 1 BOOKS
sa;b'
S`d.PORERa
.'it . o::_o*,:!-P4'cir!a_,.-,. 1 40;
sniaLizeio maw tir,,tis,
'blind pea Waite, T4Tett* P, l - - •
Has rtiresstly *tad lestretrics Ids stodt. eleW sod
complete tirsortusent, cotustitating ea este:Win va.
linty, embracing way articka toed In iloe Arts for
seedierdog earefelly Addicted with mutt
to Use meets et the' public, which wiLhe
7 sted vitt' nee imetbakt,
=dm mia neloselde tante st irhoheatece
',lkrucie, limaszs, dawricArts;
• 'Ann!. ozuk Tanana.
BENZINE: 'AND '
.PAP
11A103,4 , 41Prr, VAlijiltEEL SiHITS- Aim.
• • indiliktadir at Rialto",
KERO,SENtr .
,COIL . OI L,
•
.A.lcoholigtsl Duping
LAMP% SHADES; MGM PRlifairts;.
'Sperm, Lard, WWI, Nests Foot,
TANNEws AlsiD AtAlatOTE o.llh§,
Im4 :Toilet ALTE;aI,)a is all thair.vazlety,
• ~ B PONGFB. DitUSIMB, BOPS, - i 031.88, ,
- • Pomades, lIME4I7Ca, Peafamery,.
POCKET BOOKS, PORT MONA'S,
Pocket Knives, Razors,
TOOTH, HEIN AND Lunt PREPARATIONS,
PURE . WANER AND LIQUORS,
For,Siedicoua use,
TODADCA, - SNUFF, Puts AND CIGABS,
Garden, Field and Plower goods. Trusses. Sup
porters, Suspensories, Shoulder Itraceisr - Breast
Pumps; Teething Rings, Nursing' &Mies; .
Nipple, Nipple Shelia and Shields, Syringes,
=s, self•Seafng Fruit Jars, Thar
•FlaiarSng Ettracts. Stone
Jogs, Glaaa Ware, Bottles, Vials, Brats. Bath
Brick, and Stove B g, Phdi Tackle, am
munition. &c., Eotpni test c and Homgapath•
it Stediaincs, and all the popolarlitent
AIEDICINES
All articles warranted as represented. • Penang it
a distance mu receive their orders by stage or mall,
wh,lch will rooeive-prompt and careful. attention.
Medical advice given gratuitously at the' office,
',charging only for medicine. •
sir Thankful for past liberal patronage, would t ',s
pectrally announce to his friends anditio public, that
no Pablo shall be 'Tared to satisfy, and merit th 6 con•
tinuation of their confidence and patronage. "
tier Open Sundays for prescriptions from to 10
a.m., and 12 tn. to 1, antl6 to 6 p.m. •
Jan. 1,1962—yr. H. C. poirrim,
Maxtufactories:
,
TOWAIM)A . .. • AGRICULTURAL
IN ORKS
TO TVA IVDA ,
.P.ENAT'iI.,
MANUFACTURES ILU „SPOKES,
BENT STUFFi
HEAVY AND LIGHT WAGONS
OMIERA.L. WOOD WOIIK,
WOOD MOM° IN ALL ITS MUNCHES.
SCROLL gARTNO, PLANING, ETC., ETC
To Dealerm in
HUBS, SPOKES& BENT STUFF,
r - •
COMM
LARGE 'STOCK mom WEICh TO SELECT
The above are from ;the best
SECOND GROWTH HICKORY AND OAK
LIGHT AND HEAVY WAGONS ON HAND
We have the Bioad autcl nUTOW G liege
PICKS nude and dressed
C. 31EIICL11, Preaident.
Towards', dr ay 2, 1 8
BI-100 D 4ft
Still continue to manufacture their celebrated
,HORSE POWERS, &. CLEANERS,
and will sell a better machine, for leas money than
can be had elsewhere in the world. • Wo claim for
our macbines . that they will - do as much,. or. more, -
than any other, and- are more durably bunt.' tre
'personally superintend our Work and see that it is
well down. We will send
DISCALPTIVE ; CATALOGUES,
of our machines, on aPplicastion.
' 1
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
One se Two Morse THRESHER d SEPERATORS,
THRESHER and CLEANERS,
FANNING MILLS, -
ClT.CrLatt AND DRAG SAW 11111,5,
SAW AND GRIST 31 - 111 . work done to order. .
Give us a call before purchasing elsewhere.
•va "OD aimiavra s ' SNEELIA T .
•
0 0 V. adoua..
Aug. 2, 1869. . -
•
NORTH BRAI4.ICH FOUNDRY
MACHINE SHOW!'
Situated on Pine. east of Mala Street,
TOWANDA, BRADFORD CO., FA.;
Is now prepared to furnish
CIRCULAR. SAW MILLS
Asp .
SHINGLE' MACHINES, •
Of the best quality, with the latest improvements.
All kinds.of Machinery for Flouring and Saw Mills.
Steam Engines Made and Repaired,
Steam Whistles,
Btealn Guages,
Guage Cocks;
Oil Cans, fie:,
' Furnished at shed notice. •
BOLT. CUTTING
Done from to Inches in diameter:
FORGING
Of heavy wrought work for Bridget', and all other pur
poses, done to order. Also, a large assortment•qf •
COOKING (EHEATINO STOVES,
Coal and Wood Burners,Furniture fur Cooking Stoves,
Stove Pipe, Tin Ware, Boat Pumps, Plows, Cultiva
tors and Scrapers, kept constantly on hand.
Drawingsand Specifications •
Of all kinds of machinery for mills, ether pur
poses, prepared by
JAMES
Foreman, who has had Fargo large exPerience in this
branch of the business.
• JOIIN.CARMA..N:
Towanda, Oct. 2 . 9, 1866-Iy,
NEW PLANING MILL
The undersigned hiving built a large and conuno
diens Mill.in the ikwough'of Towanda. and fined it
with theirnost modern and improved nutettinery; for
the nemilfit lure of
\VINDOW SASE! AND BLINDS,
. <
Ate-prepared to fill orders, whether large or small.
upon the shortest notice. We have also a large va
riety of MOULDINGS, of the latest style and pattern.
which we can furnish much eheaper than they eau be
worked by hand. •
PLANDiG, •
TONGULLNG; •
, GROOVING. •
'
"
- . AND SCHOOL
' SAWING,
And all other work pertulog to Joiner}, Willbe done
to null our cnetorneri!.
•
Persona building, and not living more than twelve
to fourteen miles distant, will thadit largely for their
interest to buy of xi& or bring their hunts'.,r and have
it worked by our machinery. Bring your - grist of
Flooring, or other lumber, and while your team ia
feeding, have it ground out and take it haulm with
.on. •
' We will pay CASD for PINE AND 11E3LLOCK
LIIMBEB delivered at 'our limber yard. Command
wee us. or if yen caul come, write.
Towanda, Feb... 1801. L. B. RODGEII.4 S CO. •
AFINT4 ASSORTMENT OF TOI
LET scars, at 3IcCAIIE
A SHTON SALT- PUT UP IN
largo or small quart:tied at • -
May 20. • C. D. PATIC.',II'S.
DRIED FRUIT OF ALL I INDS
COWELL k MM.
MYERS' 31:111k---SPECIAb .., Na
Mt=
TWAIWA, PA.
TiViroiaino
(hirital f and Sur . p(ua, - $270,000.
C. DpaiLuicz. L. winioratucza -
Brest.
• B. num, see,. Ykr
owsetai Agent for Br &Mort aim per
Tlogs county. -
Nosnt.
AXIMICAX Ixeciwocz CoitrAwr.
..fiartford, Co,
Crri Fizz Ix=luscr. Coin. Arr.
ALBA;ilf Crrr inlatAXer. CONPAZT,
PILTON FUsZ INSU;ANCZ cottrArX.
Elrinsdrizim Eno: All - 0 MA7414 iXSCRAIrcz 're, •
.11;;;,.
•
LAicASTEII CITT„ AND rOCX77 hfirIIANCZ Co..
- "Llnenster,
- .
gate . Capital rorrerci. ti,tiy,(kr,,
Porrems written and *caws adjusted rod elle a t
Ints ernes. Insurance affected on all Idles or
Property, at aa low rate', as by any other re7:atl
company; and spans! *Wanness • Qivcn to I
, FAE! BUILDISGS itlip THEM CONTIns .
Office in Brat block below Ward House, op otor r ,.
T. B. CAMP, Agent.
. -
suzi.,kozsra,—ts ittNOLD, EAtt attlithtikdd, .2 1 4
Mourns & Wm:Wm Liberty, Tloga amity, p a.
' Oct. 6, 1.8.49.
FIRE, rIFE,.ANXO ACCIDENT-I-L
-. INSURANCE,
I=l
V.ENTERN MILLION DOLLAII3
C. S. RUSSELL, Agent
For She fullowing-named Reliable Comppe
Gnu= Flan a Itantsz linsuitascsi Co.,
Philadelphia.
Capitol and •arplas over.
Mute Dist724:CCE
New York. J
dapa.al and aurplua over
L.CIL'IIdI. , CE: CO. Or l'.:012111 AMEILICA,
PlitadelkSic.
o.wital and aurplus yl er el
MANHATTAN Via COYIPANT,
New Yuri:.
Capital anirmirpina over
Drmarnisz Insenaxer. Coarraxy.•
Capital and surplus over
Ancric INKTELANCE CyarrANT, 1
• Setif :rork. f
Capital and surplus over
PL - rruot INstrict...ncr. COMPANY,
Ilarfford, Cann. J -
Capital and surplus over 1:111..v
IlvrtrAL LirE butuAscr. COI& ANT.
New York.
Capital and enrplue over
Tn.avinsanta' Innuaancz 9311P.13Y, •
Hartford. Conn. j
Capital and anrpina over
larks taken. an all kindi of Proper ty, at a. los.- rat ,
as by any other reliable Companies,.
pr.:Policies teemed and Unties, if any. adjto , tesi
this Agency, thereby saving - the trouble an en t sth
of going elsewhere Tor settlement.
ine.. office at the Hardware Store of Coddle.
sell & Co. C. B. RFSOELL
Towanda. Feb. 7, 1868.—tf.
MI
ONAL LIFE - INK TRANCE
co. OF
CA if CA-PrrAX, 51000,0045-PAID I 11714.,
- Chartered by Congress, 1868
CIARMICE H. CLARK.. President
JAY COOSE. Chairman Finance and Ex. Com
MIRY D: COOKE, Vice Preiddent
EMERSON PEET, Secretary and Actuary.
- The ladvantageb of the National Life iPtitrrterr CO.
Are :
1. .ft. is a National Company; chartered by Cover,
• 2. It has a paid np capital of One Million Dollars .
‘. 3. It offers low rates of premiums ;
4. It furnishes larger insurance than other C. , x.
patties. for the same money ;
•
5. It Is definite and Cartain ;
6. There is no possibility of tolerepresentapou by
agents, or misunderstanding by poir(7-11ohisrp;
7. The policies are plain cOntricts, so much fast,
ranee for so.mueb money ;
8. All policlee are non-forfeiting ;
9. The policies are exempt from attachment.
E. W. CLARK k . CO., rankers, Phi1...1%102J
General Agents
B. S. RUSSELL, Manner
C.X.ISBREE & A. G. MAE:ON
Ea, Agents for Towanda and vicinity
Jan. 9, 1869.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF HARTFORD, CONN
MI
1,,
:auum TILLNI 52.000 Ifmrslers.
, ASSETS (Jute 1. iSCO) 0rer,525.000,1100.
• Surplus over $7,000,000.
CUB:I:ENT DIVITIniD FROM 40 TO 70 PER CENT
-Total' Claims by Death paid to date. over 16,000,000.
TOT - AL DMDENDH Rum TO DATE, OVIEIL $6,000.00.
..PURELI' MT U
UAL COMPANY
All its eruiplus is equitably 41vided among the, Pn:
Icy holderain
ANNUAL DIVIDENDS
Whlcit may be applied in reduction of Premimus, or
may be accumulated at interest for the benefit of it,
Assured, or may be received by them in Cash.
Paid•up Policies are granted after two or atom
years Prciiiums have heed paid, thus practirall , :
tusking
. .
.1 1 LL POLICIES NON-F,ORFEITING
It issues Policies upon all
DESIRA4LE PLANS OF
And has adopted in its workings several
SPECIAL FEATURE! •
ORIGINAL WITH THIS COMPANY AND orrn
ED DI NO OTHER.
B. B. IfeSSA.N. Agent
Towanda, Pa.,'Jniy : 22, 184'9—tf
BRADFORD COUNTY
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY
JOILV W. MIS, Agent, Tow*Nat,
MI THE FOLIAAILSO RELIABLE CORBANIEA
E=M
Ilartford, Conn. - )
BEM
114,:ar. LNStIILiNCE COMPANY,
Nem /Jaren, COllll.
EZai
ElM3tl=l2!
New York. I
OM
?SOUTH AMIXICAN FIGE,;
-Yew York.
BM
IJAvortat
A'cin ruel..
CM
Poildes written and Losses ;clinked it this A;eney_.
Farm property risks taken at the lowest rites.
AB' (Mice In Mermen ;am , Block. north side - 1 5 n1..
lie Square, Towanda. Pa. JOHN W. Ira
' April.l. 1869.
THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASST.'
lIANCE SOCIETY'S Agency f ,, r Bradford CO.
CASH CAPITAL $3,000,0n0
Yearly income over 32,000.00 ca.4l.
31 . 0STANYE k.
Towauda, dilly 25. 1867
TLYCONING \I1;1TAI, FIEF ,
I. Isurunce Agency. for Bradford County.
CAPITAL $3,100,6C0
Mutual Cash plan. lusi,cesshdopensionuceris ,
ty-secen years. 310.NT1NYI: 5: 'WARD....
Towanda, Jul 25. 1867.
TANNING
ANDAR.NESS-AIAK
-a_ • INU.—no undersigned hare this day P.m. d
Co-partnerxbip. to be knowa, as the firm of MAGEE
FULLER.. [on. thepurpti.se of carrying on the abi. , e
bosiness. Harness making and repairing dour , tc,V.
der, and all work warranted. Cash paid for lode. ,
alarm; MAGEE.
• EDitAlt S. 1:ITLEI 1 - -
Caruptown, Jan. 'lt Is6s.
COFFEE, TEA, filTrAli, FISH
c., mill rc.Wl
Jul y 1.
TTHAT CELEBRATED SELF BIS
AL-
tug ,Fiour, A C.. D. PMT. W. 4.
• Mac 2{l.
.
IORCY. HORSFORD'S BREAD
pmparntion, at C. 1L PATCH'S.
May 20. •
rONCENTR.A.TED LYE ANA
.N.../Potash, at I C. IL' PATCH'S.
May
Altamy A..r
Netc /oil;
' , 171/EZ
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