II
Owe of Oolm.
The care of cows is something that
requires knowledge .and plins-taking
in details. Make your cows coinfor
table. Abstain from all abuse; let
no rude boys have Recess to them or
no dogs merry.. them. If a cow is
disposed to be ugly, breathy and
hard to manage, you do not want
her, or if you do, secure.' her against
harm in this respect, and let kind
.ness be the string to lead her rather
than laid on. You will form an at
taelnnent thus, and shier will be a
benefit. By giving cows good quar
ters. the rains- and snow of cold
weather are avoided, and instead of
-shivering out in the. cold, your - stock
is having bright looks and dry coats,
ellea:mg its ends in contentment.—
Win t4r feeding should be higher than
that. of summer or • Jan.'. Besides the
f.trage of those seasons, we would
add some grain food; for the oneom-.
in of cold weather is an increased
tax upon the vitality of the animal
economy; albeit warm stables and
sheltered came counteract much of
influence. The flow of milk can
be kept up in the winter as well,_as.
at :Inv other season, if we so desire
it. The second growth of clover is
exrellent for this. A plenty of good
bay. a liberal supply of,roots and a
small amount of meal, even but; one
quart per day of corn meal, will carry
a cow through the winter in a fine
comlition, and all the time she will
yield a liberal flow of milk, produc
ing a handsome profit on the expense
of feeding, that is, if she has been
well fed and cared for through the
summer and autumn. The health
:1:1(1 welfare of not only the cow, but
offspring, are greatly inflnenc
cl by the ,treatment she receives be
fore (-dying; a healthy cow in rather
1, .-an condition will usually bring fOrth
liwilthy calf with greater certainty
of doing well, herself and young,
that' . one which is in high flesh.—
There is a condition, wherein a cow
*should be kept, that is, neither fat or
I,•an. but in good- condition; in this
c•mdition both the cow and her young
will do better than either of the other
two. A imor ill-looking cow may
Lace a pak3sable calf, but the odds
are that the calf will exllibit the seine
leun, raking appearance of the moth
er, showing that alone has been
something radically wr,rag: also, the
after milking of th , yx tells the
:same tale. Do not en; lurards)
:,•oar cattle, you Imo-- efThet uvon
• poultry, upon sh-e: ho :e-
41:1 2 1g-ar with cows. '_ll^y will hook,
more or less,and in large herds the: a
e always loss. Tl:e timid ate? we:tk
• ,o tier most, and Ih• t otai tii‘• naiSt
• :•t:•adion. Then: l• , • ihvision,
:14• ; .„, , r space will not do, as ;t:•• cqu
tlc at different times 'mist take
. Put together such as are weak
, Aid most harmless as in the case
••; seep. Blunt the horns of the
•its: and the few domineering,
, .•:, them separate. One animal
,:ometimes do more mischief than
•..1:••1;,• herd. We cannot insist too
I4.•an upou kindness to milch cows.
in milk should be kept quiet
:tt times. Docility, a quiet life is
. t!, hfe fOr Brindle. She will give
Yr~:uilk,
will give it readily; will
e to be milked if kindly treated.
:;;a• NVili get - into the habit of doing
this. :ts the habit of early coming to
say the second year, has an in
thic,ice. The cow is a home animal
:u,l will take on domestic attach
,,•: I t s. The`' Jersey is peculiarly
:I.!i)tetl in this respect. A wild,
• tiaii,l cow, or mother of any kind
vill not. do tit; well in a milkgiving
as a mild quiet animal. It
•-leathi be the business, especially, of
c‘cr:v dairyman to seo to this that his
o,,ws are treated to quietness,and that
Icycy are not molested by one finoth
eci. Mr. Willard says in the Utica
U r —4ld : "We have, often wondered
why men, who are of a naturally
baring disposition, and also would
I,e shocked to see a pin of mlk spil
iu the milk house, should allow
niqacts and gallons to be lost in the
of the herd in the stables
-1: eling cows with heavy boots,
..raking with stools and keeping the
1:nulls in a, constant strain of ner
v, excitement and fear. We have
l,• ,1. that tho quality as Well as
'tlic quantity of milk is influenced by
lue
.excitement and nervous agita
-i. .; -- American Stuck Jour»al.
DOIN4 WOLIN IN ITS SEASON.-11 coin
innitieation from a down-east farmer,
v ,itiplaining that his boys have left
Limn, his hired man gone, leaving
~ate of his potatoes in the - ground
and all of his corn in the fields,
prompts us to kindly say that boys
do not like to (lig potatoes when they
are under the - necessity of knocking
off the frozen earth from half the tu
bers against the hoe-handle or to
husk corn when there is half as much
ice abOlit the ears as there are husks.
It is the - failure to do work in its
—•:e.ou—to not finish planting till a
f. of night after every one else is done,
,r haying till away into Augustr,when
th, scythes should be hung up the
iic,t . week of the month—that
~, a rages, and what is worse disgusts
hors.
Tais,anxiety on the part of parents
!boot the affections of the children
;wing won away from tho old home
!.-ati, is the euevitable result of mis
cl able, slack, and slip-shod manage
tent of matters at the old homestead
not a fow oases. When the work
done in its season, done well,
when every thing about the farm
lionso,and farM looks inviting, fur
ilishes reason for an honest and prop
yr pride, there will be, less mourning
absent sous, or sorrow over dis
contented ones, than there is to-day.
- fearal and. Home.
BULLS.-C. D. S., Alton,
Ills. Secure the patient firmly by the
horns to a beam or drossbar.• Take
•
• a small line and make two half-hitchs
:01 I a' round turn on his lower jaw;
make fast, and all is ready.
a long, narrow-blatied knife,
gr. , mid on both sides at the point;
c , .-:•1 with your left hand till you come
to the end of the bone, and give a
prod 'with-the' knife *with the right
halal, and you have a place for the
rin;:. In putting in the ',ring it is
well to tie a. piece of. fine thread to
tlw screw, so as to easily find it if it
should_ be dropped.
To CLEAN OILCLOTII.—An oilcloth
should. nextr be scrubbed. with a
brush, but after being first swept,
should be first clean,ed by washing
with a soft flannel and lukewarm or
c:.,11 water. On no Account use soap
water that is hot, as either would
have' a bad effect on the paint. When
the oilcloth is dry, rub it well with a
small portion of a mixture of beeswax;
' softened with ti minute quantity of
t urpcutin using for this purpose a
tift,furnituke polishing brush. Oil
do/ cared for in this wav will last
twice the time than with ordinary
treatment. -
110-110 AL
MIME RAILWAY.
1100 MU. =Das Imo RUM WITHOUT
dn. iwurinocart. cauca!" OP OUCH=
BROAD WAGE—DOUBLE TRACI
101
•
TOLEDO. DEISM'. CHICAGO.
lOLWA.IIKEZ, BT. PAM, OMAHA.
Ana an points West anollitellttrest.
DAITO.N. Clldernien. INDIANAPOLIS.
- LOWBVILLIA Ert LOMB„ • -
And ill ponds South sal pouthwast._
Rim ma imam &ammo ma Rim...mama
IRISOCT mums ra Bocasom, BarrAza, Dra
micessmanD aro C120121ILTI; -
On and after 310:141Y. NoVber 15.185. trains 11111
awe Wavottr at about Ike tothyrias Lamy, via :
GOING WEST.
4:53 ext., FIGHT EMUS Offonds7nsitielnial . tm
Rochester, Buda Dunkirk,' Cleveland - end
time% connecting with the Lake Shore, Michigan
Southern, and Onuid Trunk - ,•Ballwayt at Buffalo,
Dtmkirk and Clevitand he the Welt; shoat Choy
land with the C. C. C. it Inn.• Railway for Indian
, spolhi; and at Cincinnati with the Louisville Short
Lineßsavrag„
and the Ohio it lessisidppi Railway
for the South and Southwest • also with connect-.
lag lines at prineipal stations ;:m Mb line.
8:15 a.m.—NIGHT EXPRESS. daily, for Iforba6.
Buffalo, Dunkirk, Cleveland and Cincinnati. mak
ing direct connection with trains of the Grand
Trunk and take Shore Railways at Buffalo, Dun
kirk and Cleveland An all points West, and at Phi- .
damn with the Ohio and Mississippi and Louis , '
villa Short Line Railways for the South and South
west ; also with all connecting trains at principal
stations on 2112/11 line. '
8:28 TRAIN, Sundays excepted., for
Buffalo and Dunkirk. •
4:09 p.m.—ELMDIA ACCOMMODATION, Sundays
excepted.
6:17 p. M. DAY EXPRESS. Sundaqi excepted.-for
Rochester. Duffel% Ihnikirk,Vieveland, Cincinna
ti and the r South. Stops at principal stations and
connecting paints on main line.
Rey and improved Drawing Room Coaches accom
pany this train . from New York to Buffalo, and
Sleeping Coaches an attached at. Hornellinille.xun
ning tbre;to Cleaveland and Gallon without change.
10:33 p.m.—EX. MAIL, Sundays excepted, for Duf
fel% Dunkirk and Cleveland, connecting witittrains
.
- for the West.
A !Reaping Coach In attached to this Wain running
through to Buffalo. • -
743 a.m.—WAY FREIGHT, Sandays exmptod.
3:30 p.m.—EMIGRANT TRAM, dail,i fortha Meat.
GOTNG EAST
2:2O..m.—NIGHT EXPRESS, Ehradays_ excepted.
connecting at New Rork with afternoon trains and
steamers for Boston and New England cities.
Sleeping Coaches - accompany this train from Boia
lo to New York.
Sala a.m.—CEICHiNATI EXPRESS. Mondays ex
cepted, connecting arJersey City with afternoon
and evening trains of New Jersey Railroad for
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington; and at
New York with steamers and afternoon Express
trains tor New England Cities. Also stops at pan:
cipal stations and connecting points on mainline.
Sleeping Coaches accompany this train to New York
0:38 a.m.—BINGHAMTON ACCOMMODATION,
Sundays excepted.
12:53 p.m.—DA E XPRESS , EXPRESS, Sundays excepted. con
necting at Middletown for Unionville, sad at Jer
sey City with midnight express train of New Jer
sey Railroad for Pbilad.lphia.
New and improved Drawing-Rooin Coaches accom
pany this train from Buffalo to New York.
12:45 p.m.—ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, daily. con
necting at Owego for Ithaca.
6:38 p.m.—N.Y. MAIL, Sundays excepted.
9:09 p.m.—LIGHTNING EMPRESS, 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 Bork with
Morning Express train for Boston and New England
cities. Also stops at all principal stations and con.
necking points on main line.
Sleeping Coaches accompany this train through to
New York'.
5:05 p.m.—WAY FREIGHT. Sundays excepted. •
BAGGAGE CHECEED TIMUGH.
nit- A revised and complete •• Pocket Time Table"
of Passenger Trains on the Erie Railway and con
necting lines. has recently been published, and can
be procured on application to We Ticket Agent of
the Company.
L. D. RUCKER. WM. R. BARR. '
Deng Bupt. (teal Pass'r Ag't.
pA. & N.Y. CANAL & R.R. CO.
ARRANGE:SECT OF I'ASSEC.GER TRAINS,
Commencing, Sept. 13, 1869
TILVMS GOLSO NOM'S WILL
Leave Towanda at 7:00 a.m.. 4:00 and 6:38 p.m4
Returning, leave Waverly at 9:40 a.m., and , 12:45
7:05 p.m.
razz:: GOING NATTY! 'WILL
Leave Towanda
Arrive Tunkbannock.
•• Pittston
Wilkes-Barre..
'• Mauch Chunk.
•• Allentown ....
•• Bethlehem....
•• Easton
•• Philadelphia..
•' New Y0rk.....
I=
Leave New York....
Easton.......Philadelphia. .
Bethlehem....
Allentown ...
•• Mauch Chunk
\Mite Ilaven
Pittston
Tunkhannocic
A•rrivoTowanda..
Dine at White Raven
Passengers for Ilarriiburg and Pittsburg will
change cars at Allentown, have time for supper and
taae the Through Faat Express, with sleeping cars
attached, at 8:40 same owning.
pRILADELPHIA & ERIE RAIL
BOAD.-WINTER TIME TABLE,
=nova n AND DIRECT ROUTE 11.1 TALLIDELEITIA
NALTIIIOIIE, UAL RIKISCRO. WI , I , IDIFOST, AND
TEE GIMAT OIL REGION OF EDNNSTLTAXIA.
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS 4:+n - all Night Trains
On mid after MONDAY. NO ISG9, the trains
on the Philadelphia & Erie nail Duad will run as fol
lows : WESTWARD.
Tears leaves Philadelphia...
••
arr. at Erie
En= Exruzas leaves Philadelphia.
Williamsport
arr. at gria
Lam% ILtn. leaves Philadelphia
.Williamsport.
arr. at Lock Haven.
Men. TRAIN leaves Erio
arr. at Philadelphia
EMT EMPRESS leaves Erie
Williamsport
• arr. at Philadelphia 12:45 rat.
ACMMODATION le3Yea Lack Raven 8 . 00 A.Y.
Williamsport
arr. at Philaite ..... 6:50 P.M.
BUFFALO Exrnsss, leaves Willtatneport....l2:2s
lia.rriablarg . .. :20.t.x.
arr. at Philalelphia....9:23
Express cast connects at corry. Ma(least at Corry
and Irsineton, Express west at Irrinoton with' trains
on Oil Creek & Allegheny River R. 11.
ALFRED L. =R.
General Snpertntendezt.
Nov. 20, 1800
ana statonery.
DlARrit FOR 1869
PAPER & ENVELOPES
NEW-YORK PAPERS
I=
SCHOOL BOOKS
PENS, INK, Music, STATIONRY AND
Prcrt-nvs
BLINK BOOKS
YANKEE NOTIONS.
Towanda. Nor. le, Iliklg
Sowing Machines.
THE NEW AND aITROVED
ELIAS -HOWE
PAULI' SEWING
Were awarded the First Prize Utile put/ Exposition,
1567. °Ter 82 other Mochinee.
Also, the following State Fairs o::.348 have award.
ad this Machine the Ant premium •
New York, (Ago. Pennsylvania, ~ 3rhnactts, New
Hampshire, Vermgat, Wisconsin. Indiana.
At the Comity FQ•a of Madison. onondaca. Ciswe-
Co. Rayne, Orleans. Tompkins, Sm., ,a Monroe, Her
kimer. Schuyler, Livingston. and ••.-. of other.
Report of the Committee on Fiew.c2 Machines, at
the State Fair held in Rochester. fill of 1868: ••Your
Committee have examined the different Sewing Ma.
chines to which their attention was called, and would
recommend as the best Family Machine for ell work,
Elise Rows'. Soling Vr." • .1, and for the foil:Miring.
reason.: let—Simplicity of construction. 24—Reg
ularity of tendon on both upper and lower threads.
34—Fase of mum:meta. 4th--Great range of work
mum all materials. Mb—The perfect attachments to
the Machine for felling. hemming, tucking, braiding.
vcilting. binding and cording, and the ease with which
they ars applied. 6th—The durability of the Ma
chine, it being made of hardened ateel, and adjusted
in its bearing We recommend a medal."
New style Hemmer, Braider. Tuckex. Qußter.Cord
, sr, Embroiderer, Binder, Feller 'and Improved Tuck
Matter.
It sill two any sudnvery kind of thread, from the
finest to the coarsest, with a much smaller needle
Man other machines. De ante and examine one be
fore you pnrchamr. Price from $6O to E2OO. and every
Machine warranted. The read value of cur Mannfse
teeing Machines for Tailors. Boot Shoe, Hanle= and
Carriage Makers. is too well known to.requiru com
ment. Don't tail to call and see_ them.
SHEPARD tc TERNECR, General Agents,
24 Lake Street' Elm Mt •
For rale by CODDESO, lIUSSELL it. CO., ira.
Cknieral
Agents, Towanda.
OnowhiAtutitenisiga If 2
-
E
te3 : fft 4 " 1 "
lia KM- inn?.
The underaigned, 'encouraged •
the suc ces s which has thne iar attend
ed their new enterprise, desire to make
'aolmowledgment for the Tag liberal
patronage they have receivedby giv-
ing their customers the advantage of
their years' experience, together with
the benefit of their greatly increased
facilities . for doing Inu3inosa
They :keep constantly on hand a
very large and itomplete assortment
of eTerything in their line, and are
daily receiving such additions to theii
stock aithe wants of their trade re-
quires.
They have now in store, Sugar, Sy
rup, Molasses, Coffee, Rice, Tobacco,
Fish, Salt, Cheeie, Fruits, Crackers,
Candy, Matches, Brooms, Wrapping
Paper aid Twine, Flour Sacks, Seeds,
and a great variety of other goods,
which have been recently botight at
the lowest point_ in the market, and
are offered at wholesale, at rates to
correspond.
They desire to call especial atten-,
tion to their large stock of Fine Teas,
which they are selling at New York
Jobbing prices,--guaranteeing the
quality in all cases.
Have also on hand a good assort
ment of Flonr, Pork, and Kerosene
OIL
They still continue to have the ben
efit of a resident Partner in New
York, who is constantly in the mar-
ket, and prepUred to turn to' our ad-
vantage any favorable changes in the
price of goods.
ME, STEVENS. lITMCIIE & CO
May 12, 1868.
....0:50 &M.
....11:55 ••
... 1:15 p.m
... 1:45 ••
... 4:20
... 5:45 ••
... 6:00 ••
... 6:50 ••
5:25
pxrrEßsoN & KINNEY,
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
NO. 2, PATTON•S BLOGE,
; TOWANDA, PENN'A
5:55 3.1 u.
7:43 ••
10:00 ••
10:30
1 - 0.t5 ••
12:00 m
1:32 p.m
2:50
. 3:10
4:21
6:33
Having pumhasod the entire stock of
GROCERIES d PROVISIONS.
of T. J. JONES, and having added largelitbereto hy
recent purchases, they take pleasure in announcing
to the publiothat they are prepared to eel anything
and everything to the
GROCERY AND PROVISION LLNE,
JOHN P. COX.
Saverintorlent.
SUGARS,
TEAS,
FISH, .
FLU UR,
.9:?5 rat..
.7:40 .4.54.
.9 20 rid.
11:40 s.m.
_9.00 r.m.
100)
.7:5p A.Y.
. 6:0C4P.44.
.7:20 PAIL
8:40 /.2L
9/5 P.Y.
.4:00 p.m.
.3:30 A.Y.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
STONE WARE, &c., &c
DEM
As cheap as the cheapest. We guarantee perfect sat
isfaction to all who may favor ua with a call.
.CASH ELM FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
J. S. PATTEHBON
March 10, 11309,-M.
PEOPLE'S
SOD= cOrtliZE 131LIDOT. AIM Mill /13E.
GROCERIES AND PROVISION,
Which will be sold at the lowest pr.saible prizes.
CODFISH,
FRUIT OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
* MODERN STONE WARE,
FLOUR, FEED, MEAL, .GRAIN; du,
itring oa your produce, winch Icepay cub
A constant Ent* of 'Ashton Bak all aired Chinni,
Batter Firkins, Tube, km
Please call and look through oar stock. and weld!'
de oar beet to please yea. W. A. PAYIKIITI.T.
Towanda, April 213. 1889. •
THE MOST, CONVENIENT
1
p weintolnk to get a
GOOD ME.A.L
' It you cen't spare the money to l =
Two doors south.of the National Bank. bay an trance and pay foe It. Be
you arM be worthy to walk Fakir the
•
G. B. ALVOBD Laving pantseed the above well
known establishment. to now owed to Watt ripen
all Rho ow favor him with ►
Ele also keeps a fall nappy of
•
FAMILY GROCERIES
Whtch he is prepared to aeU slump.
Towanda. May 90. 1100. -
CANNED.FRIIITS OF ,
kinds at O.L. PA V.
May 20.
ME
c~~
.TOWOIIPA - ;"
(Successors to THOMAS J. JoNm)
C2=3:l
Fnun's,. &c., •
MT]
COFFEES,
SYRITPS,
MOT ASSES,
FRED,
CORN MEAL,
KEROSENE,
W. EL KM=
GROCERY AND PIICITISION
A new and complete dock of
MACKEREL,
HERRING,
PORK,
MUTTON
HAM,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
41/11RY31EN,
st the
EATING HOUSE,
TEE UNDZBELGNIgik "HAVING
.virqetheisisg!tilimitxt.
•
e-; •
•
B *4 :- t - , ll4 )!:!tr isw rr g r,
ogir iolie dung at
y.a*am..eaweUaeded eeh vt
G.so e,g-ika-r-El3.:i
Ink* I barb Pordwil tdraisikustitled wafts*
thal Oaken at M I OR AV MM NO bi rimmed
ebewhere. IDm oak. tp,the Wales "WWII stock
ipses, COFFEES, SWABS
HTMMi. /"Lgi=t4k• sPiq; to.
Uwe on band *large stock of
AKRON, FLOUR; G RAM DO.
lITE DO.. BUOIEWITRAT DO.
I keep coastal:it! on bend,Pl)liil, ILLII3, LARD, and
all kinds of nat. , would den the attaining of the
public to t= Can't Ho Host
STOCK OF TOBACCO,
In grainy ar pica Jesse OrklorsOelensialLsiss-
dry. New York Chanakarand Brawn Soap.
'
Hewn call sad wrauthas oar stock of
WOODEN WARE.
Large assortment of TAM= NOTIONIL TOILET
SOAPS, ke., he. I win pey the blithest telt' peke toe
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Farmers, give use tail before selling eleewbere.
C. B. PATCH
All persona indebted to the late firm wrn please all
end make immediate payment.
TOwanda, Mardi. 12, 1867
Iffll
AND
comma, MAIN AND EMNON SMELTS:
TOWANDA. Pa[.
Deshis in all Wads of
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS, .
FLOOR,
Feed and Mme,
WOOD, WILLOW and STONE
-V9"...A.'
We would call special attention to oar stock of
FLOUR, SUGAR, TEA & COFFEE,
Whirl' we WARRANT to Wye adiettetton in
QUALITY AND PRICE.
CASH paid for desirable Country
Prod tier
M. J. Love. G. L. KEELm
Tapioca, Farmacelll, Maccaroni. Sago. Pearl Batley
and / 13 mlnY. Oakley's, Taylor's, and Ford's
Family Soaps. Tibnadge,
•
and Boyal Baking Powder.
• Burnett's " Stan' •
dard Extracts. •
- Hacker's
Farina: Hopi.
Cox's Gelatine.
"The Gem" Fruit Jar.
Baleen; Chocolate, Cocoa ‘nd Broms.
Titus " Cream, Lemon and Mains Soda Crackers.
Grant's Wales, ilttlk, Boston, Egg and Butter
Cracking.
11..0NG k KEELER-El
TOWAII4I6 June 23. 11169.
•
McCABE & MIX
RECEIVING NEW GROCERIES'
DAILYI
Splendid Assmisnent Wholeiwle and Retail;
1
Fresh and fine quality of Grocer;'' as eanbebongtht
PRICES . RANGE LOW FOR
- •
THE MARKET.! :
All kiwi' of
NATION w tiL FIRE WORKS !.
• oiesale and Retail.
Country Herebanta wth do well to call. Our prices
shall be, "with the reasonable," satiatietory.
CALL AND SEE Us.
CASH PAID FOR C4URTRY PRODUCE.
Goods thous' with pleasure. We shall pay staid
attention to all parts of our trade.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Accept our thanks for past favors.
Towanda, June 14. 1869.
LOOK HERE!
. COWELL t MYER,
At the old stand of Itsacrum.' I COWELL. are now
receiving a large and well selected slack of . • . •
GROCERIES AND FROWN:IONS. , • •
Which
tion they .
oder to cash buyers at prices that defy
competi
Cub raid for an kinds Farmers' Produce.
April•2l, 11169=1f.
Tea and Coffee.
GLORIOUS NEWS!
TEAS GIVEN AWAY
AT TEE
GREAT AMERICAN TEA StORE
No. lawn's= k Etrzwes New Burcw.
BUDGE STREET, TOWANDA, PA.,
the algs of, the
AMERICAN FLAG!
And the
RED, WHITE AND BLUE STORE
- Samples of Teas' owes ARUM FIZEILI. to. satisfy
the people Out this is the place to save money.
PRICES LOW AS THE T 43uz i • AMERICAN TPA
aim:Pam - OP I
YORK.. . '
Fresh Ground COsorocel daily from New York.
or ground to order. Also, whole Coffee. green and
muted, all styles; whole knit ground Spicer, Dried
ri:
Fruits, tc., at equally low p 5.
rho subscriber begs leave return his thanks for
the very liberal patronage irstroded to him while in
the Grocery business in this place, and
solicits a trial in his new enterprise. The
nill be conducted s t rictly on the ,
CASH, SYSTEM I
flo yen aim not Mee to sow este prices to Wass up
for the looses of a credit badness.
AMEMCAN naa
Into the
Anierioan Tea Store !
.
And buy your Goals cheap. Sir Remember the
Red. White and lane Storemew Wook..BrldpStreet.
July 1.1869. BRAhERAIX k RIDGEWAY.
ALL KINDS GROCERIES AND
Prcnriaiaaa, at whole ale and retail. at
Nay 11.. : G. /41041=1111.
D IUFT► FRUIT - 1 OF "11, KiNI
Sle'"Alik h .I.IIX.
IR R t
V A itALUMMUti r
-
• .24
• \.
Gf
-71. if" • - •
gits:HATS . . . .. ,
.:-A4-p.,-,...0.4v5;
GEM PIIMSIUNGZ,OOOI6I
:=6B Broad anit;
WAifllT,.rNi . A CO.-;11.i.
We issre's Yealdeuelde Cotter kcal 7t(ew 2wit:.014.
and tee ell the Ask In shin yee. *good
We make at oar own eetabliatowak, We eve. per
*star Wanton to Tanks% sore. and'
•CBILDRENS' CLOTHING
And *brays have a good assortment.
r W I
Prom Worsts to $3.00 per suit* wool)
Beat Stock of Hats - and Caps
Kept with!" 20 Inge& *use and look„sad prove foe
yourself. - •
• wt.= t• at the Want nom elm*. Tblifider.
with samples of Goods. and prepirM to take aim.
sane..VIII s eIIANNEIIB.
to Bread.at, Waverly:N.Y.
Feb. sk - tem
TT MAT BE WONDERFUL HOW
WE DO IT. •'BUT WE DO V '
: )rinra . r' .... rW.rll7l7rr .. TrW7T r ic et.
CLOTHING STONE.!
C.' H. PATCH.
K.
If you ars at alll7 skoptical of the subject, just oaf
at the
lk, DWAIN Kill v: i Ilk Cei DC i I til) i (It 0
One door south of the DEWS HOUSE, and all your
Haying put:op:mei! with an anti now clock of
MENS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
Which has been purshisiod tee cub. se the meant
depression
,in :the market. I can offer better bar.
piles thou those who have a stock Farehaled
when prices were higher
I respectfully 'solicit a call from my old customers
and all who desire to *goo& at
FAIR PRICE
4
Remember (ho place,
Towanda. Ang, 24, 1869
F. - 71 - 0-
Flee are tho Garments made for Fall, [Store.
In ther spleridid room of the popular Ore Price
Newest and choicest, rich and rare,
Elegant Clothing for men and boys' wear:
Fall 111, - genUenten„ fall in all,
After the clothes at the popular One Price Store.
Look and you'll end ne alothes at all Vltava.
Like the splendid Clothing at the popular Onakyrfes
Clothing In mason, ah marked down
Lower than anywhere oho In town ;
Overcoats, both for bC7s and mien, •
T. tbeiniattoo.and you% come again.
flurry along, for the PeoPle I push •
Into our goon with a heavy nab,
Hobby sad nice are the garments all,
Great MAO EltoelCat tho popular Ose_Prlce Store
a ;
INCREASING ENTHUSIASM 1
4
.•
GLOVES AND IitItTENS.
FINE DRESS SHIRTS;
my stock la complete. Every lot marked in=
noires, and no deviation, all treated allke.
garment guaranteed to turn out as represented.
Call and look at our goods and prises. Save mon
ey and time. _ -
NO SHODDY I xo =arca! so minim=
at the popular One Price Store of
ALEX. SOLOMON,
129 Main street.
Towanda, Nov.
Opp
osi
11169te Codding, Enna k Co'..
22, .
air The highest cash price paid for Wool, Hides,
and Pelts.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
R. W - . EDDY,
pn W b ge ann n mme ?
gattehrtri:f Towanda, the
atop
W 1 g new and
FRESH GOODS;
In his line, suitable to the treats of the people, which
ho will sell for Currency at former
GOLD PRICES!
Consisting as umal of good, well and reliable made
(Bo Shoddy of any kind) mudding of.
lIIISII4ESS SUITS,
gmdes.
COATS, VESTS AND PANTS,
DRESS COATS, PANTS & VESTS;
Overalls and Ore abuts, Linen and Paper Collate,
Linen, Caselmere, and Flannel Shirts, Neck Ties, Sus
penders. Gloves... Canes, Leather Bags, Spring Style
Be
Silk, Soft and lame Hata. All Srat.clase.
her that good Goods are cheaper at • fair •prioe
poor goodsat any price. Cali and examine my
before buying. One door south of AspiirwalFiLa
ware Store.
Towanda, Nov.lB, 1869. B. W.., EDDY.
THE -TEMPLE OF FASHION! !
NEW STONE AND NEViGOODeI
An entire new stock of Clothing, bought as cheap as
beford the war, to be sold with .
1 1
SMATAT, PROFITS
Tho undersigned would respectfully annollll..c to
the citizens of. Towanda and vicinity that he is now
ready to offer them Clothing, such as •
FINE BEAVER OVERCOATS,
CNENCEILLAB, PTLOTIL
Also the
• •
•
FINEST DtEes AND BUSINESS SUFI%
•
•
HATE AND AI'S. •
- •
Furnishing GoOds, &c.. and thattbesegooda, bought
at very law Good
will be sold with ray small pro.
Sta. I lute to establish a permanent trade in •his
place, and
deal An order to pinof the confidence of pvlcta.,
sere, will on basis
HONESTY AND INTEGRITY!
And all goods will be warranted for what they are
represented to be. Come and immune, and convince
yourself. Don't forget the place, Temple of Fashion,
opposite the Means Boas, south end of Beidleman's
Block. - • - H. JACOBEL
Towanda, Oct 17, 1867.
Mj;k
IBM
3 *A 1211 01,
aro •
~:►•~~, r: ~ ~ •1
IN BRADFORD VOIINTY
&Able will Tallish
Ono door south of Means Howls
.ruLttrs NVOLF7
SHOCKINGLY LOW PHIONS 1
HOSILU!,
NECK-WEAL
HATS AND CAPS.
GOODS!
CLOTHING,
au Wool.
Linen Coats, Dusters and Pants.
^ 'ne•er•
•
ritriALTAk %Mt
•,"-° - .
GENT'S EVRNISIMG ..GOODS,
Cotudanag et
Casay'iwrl,.:,_' ;
• •A+er,,,
=I
and Doe skin Suds,
:n .c the meet tesitiatitetore, wain the Wart style,
‘lll be Add at retbmisi pekes. I ant aim
osivise tbliaggest,stodi
- FERVOA:T 8
ens bn),Natt
Bin= anlgellatt. no .1 ea.
' *ellen end Do I weer. CO at
• If. E. .BOSEENFIELLPS
and aaartaarycatratif at th• het. WAt
I L K uktias eilli Zte pa a baa=,, tesi siorit l of ClaaVa Tar.
Waking ikaab, Ma as
4201211111.511. ' •
lIOOLIRN Orzaszwirs.
DIU rrzza,
OWSRAILLII,
• stuaric,
r im ehriatr u ,zoves.Toketispeuieni. and Cot
' BATS, - OAPs% rte.
01111 nos a all billr parchasing . elseirbere
N. IL BOSENFIZI.D.
New York Clothing Baur. No. 116 Maln ..et,
pane Powell'. Towanda. Pa. ft-KM
CLOTHING ! CLOTHING!
; CLOTHING 1
If you want to buy good, Tall and Winter
pLOTHING,
and at unheard of
LOW PRICES ? •
•
Go atones to
ROSENI3IIRG & WOLFF'S,
• at the Clothing Regulator,
133 Main SI., Pation'x Block.
Towanda, Nov. 17, 180.—ig
Tobacco and mplg.
G EORGE V, MYER,
flaying purchased the
TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE
One door eonth of the Eirat National Bank, is now
Felling everything In his line, wholesale and retail
He keeps cowdantly o¢ beep a complete stock of
CHOICE CIGARS,
FM CUT, PLUG, AND suoitou ToaAcco,
Put up in all styles.' The best qualities of
BROWS, BLACK. Alp SCOTCH 13N. lIFFR,
The most celebreted broads of
FANCY SMOKING TOBACCO,
in vent variety
P IPES,
TOBACCO BOXES and POUCHES,
MATCH SAFES
And all goodsnsually kept In a flret-clasa
CIGAR STORE!
.Dealers will do well to call and examine las large.
and well selected stock.
Towanda. April 13.
Jewelry.
LOOK!
NEW 'JE*ELRY,
AT'WATOU3V&
GOLD WATCHES,
•
AT WARNER'S.
ELGIN WATCHES,
•
AT WAIL'
WALTHAM WATCHES,
AT WARNERS.
FINE GOLD JEWT.ILRY,
AT WARNER'S.
ALL KINDS OF CLOCKS,
AT WARNERS.
Spectacles, and l u ots on. ot at tl=munerous to men-
Call and see him, you will save twenty per cent. to
Your purchases.
oar Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired. and
warranted. Patten's - Block. A. 31. WARNER.
• Towanda, Dec. 1,186&
Miscellaneous.
SENT FREE!
3!. O'KEEFE, SON & CO.'S
SEED CATALOGUE
AND GUIDE TO THE
FLOWER. AND VEGETABLE
GARDEN. FOR 1876.
Published in January. Every lover of Rowers wish
lug this new and valuable work , free of charge, amid
address ixfunedlately H. O'KEEFE. SON k CO.. *M
anager Roch, Rochester. N. Y.
Oct. 2 k
1. t ar
•s Bl—tJun.l.
TOWANDA MEAT MARKET !
orsrzat, rim AND CLAMS,
Each in their maims.
The ontocabors lel keep oonotanUy on hand a
tall dock of
OTSTENS, I 1... id AND CLANS,
at wholesale and retail where all parties can be sup
plied at remmable rates. Alan fall stetted Meats
mudding of -
BEEF. PORK HMOS, LAMBS. SAUSAGE.
HEADCHEESE, BOLOGNA, TALLOW, LARD, Ae.
Market find earner Borah af Ward Howe. Hain-at.
Towanda, Ha.
5ep21,69-3m
AA FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Du= sod camp. ramp. al
Much 10, 1849. LONG k HEMERS.
A NICE' STOCK OF CHROMOS
aid Ramming' at ntoca-Es.
THE BEST FRUIT JARS IN USE
1 at McCABI k
THE GEM FRUIT JARS, 'fittf.
beat in use, wholesale and retail.
July I. McCABE k MIX
to 0 . •
el 8 bld
Bx.. -tc:v g
as
lw 14 ; g
'• cp ' t i o
1. pp
• ...ra
C.!
MARSHALL BROTH:g.RB & CO.
IR& to call LW, =oath= at the public to their
stock at
• mums tieutomers..•
• • PLACIIIIMITTUP TOOL&
_-
and OABLIIIMIBW TOOL&
Also, a large aaaorhnent of
Window Oh" Bask Paints, oils,
Putty, Varnishes. nod Paint •
and Varnish Brushes
Wan !lads; rhich - will be mid lee the lowest Cash
prke. Also.. doe sinkatamed of
- ' ./INNOSENE LAMPS. • "
Watery style wad pattern to suit the public.
Lampe repaired and changed from 011 sad Auld to
Herosene.
Particular attention paid to the maaufactaring of
an kinds of
TIN - WARS.
JOISOINfiIiGOOPTIT ATTILTDICD TO.
We hare on head a Sae area% of
prT!!''.°•TP,‘'frr?'l!rrrn
annirripAL MALMO CANS,
Which ikons of the bed cans toed.
Janci2o. 1865:
GO TO S. N. BRONSON'S FOB
HUBBARD MOWING MACHINES;
Nona better, and pate for the same, an important
announcement.
SASH, DOORS Aft BLINDS !
No better quality can be found, and at prices attain._
able. Tens of
STOVES,
IRON . AND HARDWARE,
As tow as the tide of the market, ka, kc., at
METROPOLITAN HARD WARE STORE,
Orwell, Pa.
June 2&. 18134.
LOOK HERE!
There to now on exhibition at the
Mammoth Furniture Store,
FURNITUREr
To be found In Northern Pennsylraztis, which is be
ing sold at •
My stock consists in put of Parlor. Library, Din
ing -room and Chamber sets, Parlor, Library, Exten
sion, Dining and Office Tables. Chairs, Bedsteads,
Bureaus, Washstands, Boras, Lounges, Tete-a-tetes.
What-Nets. Cradles. Cribs, ke., &c. A full lino of
Minimises and Bedding. Pier. Mantel and .Common
Mirrors, Oval and Bustle Frames and Brackets, /cc.,
!re. In fado'everything
In the Furniture Line !
'Which must baleen to be appreciated, and whleliwill
be sold at
LOWER PRICES!
Than the same quality of goods can bo purchased else..
where.
Thankful to the Public for their past liberal patron
age, and determined to 'merit a continuance of the
tune by offering inducements not to be found elsor.
wham. I invite them to call and examine my c =da
and prices before purctuwing elsewhere. No
for showing goods, and I
WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD
COIINTRYiDEALERB supplied as natal at thelaw.
eat marketlso prim
I a keep on band a large assortment of Bead*
Made Coffins, from the most common to the finest
Rosewood. Also 'Burial Robes, Crapes, Ire.,and I am
the tole agent In Bradford county for &hider & Play.
A good HEARSE 'inns in readiness when rggnired.
Towanda, Deo. 10, 1868.
SELLING OUT BELOW COST
A wonderful opportunity all who wish to
PURCHASE FURNITURE CHEAP
8. T. DECKER
will frotnthis date sell all his gpods consisting of
PARLOR SETS,
DINING ROOM SETS,
CHAIRS,
BEDSTEADS, ,
•
„MIRRORS,
&C. &C.,
BELOW COST!
sfir The store a present occupied by ins is for
rent or sale.. It Is one of the best business stands
to Towanda.
!Towanda, July 21. 18132. 8. T. DECKER.
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS
JAM MAILLNSON announces to the ptibilc that
he still continues to manufacture and keep on band
• large assortment of . _
Bureaus, Tables, Bedsteads, Stands, Chairs, kr., of
every description. which ard made of the best mate.
rials. and in the most workmanlike manner.
I invite the inspection of the public to my wptic,
which shell not be surpassed In durability at Any shop
lowthe 'country, and nry prices will be found to be as
as the times will admit.
neady.made Coffins militantly on hand or made to
order. Agoodllearleivillbetnridshedwbandesized.
Aug. 16i 1865.
•
BOOK—BINDERY.—THE Kra
ueris zie v ectfu.ny informed that the Bookain.
dery has been removed to the Argos Building, third
story, where will be done •
In aL Its various branches. on terms as reasonable as
the Banes" vill allow. The Bindery will be under
the charge of
11. C. warrAxEn.
An experienced Binder, and an work will be r m
done in a style and manner winch cannotbe
Mune, Magazines. Neempapera.Old Book', kr., bound
in every rarietr of tittle. Particular a)tontion bel.
paid to the Baling and Binding of • ; a .
To any desired pattirn, which in quality and dura
bility win be warranted.
All work will be ready for delivery when promised.
The patmnage. of the publiels solicited. and pen
intlintscWn guaranteed.
Towanda. August 2, .1866—tt.
NEW TAILOR SUOP.
Halt opened a shop in the room back of the 'Rooms of
the Young Man's Christian AlRlOdatiall, second atom,
OTOT Eddy's Clothing Store. where he la now prepared
to do-11141nd. of
In the beat and most asbTeuz.ble =tenor. An re•
perieruae of many years a ~,•t.• in .-.1 t‘t keep up
with the fosiiions of L..L s.nt • topious
his customers, he belie‘e, e al e,,a.t. It Ail to give mit
ts:l4 tots. -
• ear Cutting dote ou short "11;:o and reasonable;
terms. lulu, Oct. 17, 1867.
SHAW. BRAIIND & CO
LIKE! LIME!; LIME!! !
The undendgned hereby announces to the public
that he keeps constantly an band at his KILN in
11110VINT0WN. Pa., a full lirupply of fresh burned
NEW YORK LIM& which he will sea as cheap as it
can be bought at any point along the Canal.
May I. 1889—th ,DtYID BROWN.
IUACHEREL, CODFISH, BLUE
Fish. Mackinaw Trout. Cams. Pickled and
Smoked Sabana, Smoked Halibut, and Dried lied. at
t HEELER'S. '
`~"all~iTi`a'~. ' ..
GLASS FRUIT JABS,
MY' 1'
IN TOWANDA, PA,
The largest and beet stock of
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!
METAL= BURIAL CASEB, CABRZTR, AC
'JAXES O. FROST
CABINET FURNITURE,
BOOK-BINDING!
BLVF:i BOOKS.
AIIOB PEZINEPACKEII
T.UL I ORING.
awkinit
PORTER 4
,
&Ali CASH DRUG - .STORE,
1131411UMIZI - TIMM 111011.
°Omar illda - Redldwe Elbreata. Towards. Pa.
Hasree== I= h !t e a u-stack, ran sad
awollbra are esheratre vs:
embrecluarasay articles. used la the Arta far
soechadad carefully elleeted with mull
to the , wads ot the teubile, widdi iv= be
watt fresh yorebiata sad
Weed on the uerV ea reaernable terms al ruble& or
ccerealtareg of . • . • , •
Thias, 1-Caeanc=l,
- ratmeols" vginnERIFIN •
BENZINE AND TURPENTINE,
• kusa, purr. Winn, intris-wAsa;
Ana au kw. orpmbea.
KEROSENE OR COIL' OIL,
Alcoboi and Burning Malik •
LAMP% MADE% MCEI3, C1113113=3:
**Tu. Lard. ,110. Nests Foot,
ri
TANNER'S AND MAC INE OILS:
FaaCy and Toilet Anklet In all their vaalety,
SPONGES, BRUMES, ffk:MPS. COMBS.
P°lnad!A Hair - DYM PfrftUnttry,
POCKET B0(110, ..PORT MONAIS,
• Packet Knives, Razors,
TOOTH, BKfl AND HAIR PBEP►RAT'IO)S.
PIrEE WINES- AND ,IIQUONav
For Medicinal urn.
TOBACCO, SSE*, Pup • AND CO:i ABS,
Garden, Field ad Flower Boole, Trusses. Sap
portals, !lupe:mode& !Shoulder. Braces. Bread
Pumps, Teething Bingo, Nursing Bottles,
•Nipples. Nipple She and Shields. Fringes,
Bed Pans, Self Sealing Fruit Jars. Thee-
Telemeters, Flavoring - Extracts, Stone
• Jugs, Glass Ware, Bottle*, Male, Corks, Bath
Brick. and Store Blacking: Fish Tackle, Am
munition,•kc., Botanic, Weals and Hunno
le Medicines, and all the popular Paten
31 E D.I C•I N E S .
All articles warranted *reprisal - 91MM. Persona at
a distance can receive the order~ by stage or mall.
which will receive prompt and easeful attention.
Medical advice given grataitoitsly at the office,
charging only for medicine.
i- Thankful for past Obeid patronage, would sea. •
pectfully announce to his friends and the public. that.
no pains shall be spared to Minify, and merit the con
tinuation of their coutkienceund patronage.
...Open Sundays for prescriptions .from 9 to 10
am., and 12 na. to 1. and I to 6p.m. •
' Jan. 1. 1.869—yr. • H. C. PORTER.**
Itaanifiwtories.
TOWANDA AGRICULTURAL
TOIVAhVPA, PENN' A,
3LOII7FACTURES HOBS, 'SPOKES
SENT STIIET,
HEAVY AND LIGHT WAGONS,
li=l
GM.DMIL WOOD WORK,
WOOD TIIIINTNG IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
SCROLL SAWING, PLANING, ETC., ETC
HUES, SPOKES & BENT STUFF,
PrMIar=ZWITMWM=R;WM=
The above are from the befit
SECOND GROWTH It/CRORY AND OAK.
WHIT AND HEAVY WAGONS ON HAND.
We have the oad and Narrow 9ttage
E 3. MILL PICKS made dad dreamed.
BIOOD & CO.;
SUIT continue to manufacture their celebrated
HORSE POWERS & CLEANERS,
nnd will sell a better machine, for leas Money than
can be had elsewhere in the world. We claim for
oar machines that they will do' as much, or more,
thin any other, and are more dumbly built jWe
personally superintend ouy worn ind see that It is
well down. We will send
DISCRIPTME CATALOGUES. •
•of one machines, on applieMMlL:
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
One & Two Horse THRESHER st SEPERATORS
THRESHER and- CESSNERS,
FANNING
CIICDOLIII MID DRAG RAW MILLS,
SAW AND MUST MILL, work done to order
01,0 US a call before purchasing elsewhere.
va "op anoactvaa `sx-rafav
00 GO
Aug. 2, 1869
NORM BRANCH FOUNDR Y
MACHINE SHOP
SltaztO on Pine, east of Main Street;
TOWANDA, BRADFORD CO., PA.,
Is now prepared to turnip
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
AND -
SHINGLE MACHINES, •
Of the beat quality. with the latest Improvements.
All kinds of Machinery for Flouring . and Saw Mills.
Steain - Engines Made and Repaired,
Steam Whistles, -
Steam Gnages,
Guage Cocks;
•
• _Oil Cans, &c.,
Furnished at short notice.
BOLT CUTTING
Vour. from .N to 13; inches in diameter.
FORGING.
ahem wrought work for Bridges, and another pur
poses, done to order. Also, a large assortment of -
COOKING & HEATING STOVES,
Coal and Wood Burners,Furniture for COoking Stores,
Store Pipe. Tin Ware, Boat Pampa, PlowS,Cuitlys
tors and Scrapers, kept constantly on band.
Drawings and Specifications
mini:ads of machinery for. rats, and" other pne.
pogo, prepared by
J A 'NIES MITCHELL, •
Foreman, who has had large brie experience in this
branch of the business. • -
JOHN curamikr.
14 THE LYCOMECG MUTUAL FIRE
lenranco Agency for Bradford County.
•
W. PLANING MILL.
The underaigned haring balite large and connuo.
diceis Mill in the Borough •of Tewanda. and tilled it
with the meet modern and improved Machinery; for
thonttnufn tare of
Towands, Oct. 29; 1866-1 y
WINDOW SASII AND' BLINDS,
.
Are prepared to rill orders, whether large or small,
upon the shortest notice. We have also a laws va
riety of MOIIIXINGS, of the latest style and Pattern.
which we can furnish much cheaper than they can be
worked by hand.
PLANING. i 7 - - .
- ..TONGIIIIING, -
- GROOVING - , . •
. AND SCHOOL ,
,
I • ; SWING,
And ill other work pertalzillig to Joinery. Will be demo
to snit our customers. • . .
Perilous building. and.not tiring more than twelve
to fourteen miles litigant. Will find.it larg.ely for their
intereet to buy of no, or 414 their lumber and have
it worked by our maehinery.:. Bring your grist of
Flooring, or other lumber. and wbbEt your team is
feeding, harett ground out and take it home with
you.
We will pay CASH for - PINE AND HEIIIOOII
LuSiBER delivered at onflumber • yard.. Conic and
Rea pa. or, jf pm can't come. write. • • • ;
Towanda, Feb.. 1864. L. 41. RODGERS & 00.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF TOI
-11 tsr soma, at ' McCABE & 1111Cli.
A SHTON .SALT FIJI lIP IN
large or small quartets it
May 20. .• C. B. PATCUM.•
DRIED FRUIT OF ALL RINDS
comm. it wont.
MY T IS' i 111[ 4 .L4P,ECIAL NO
ICE.
ME
=
P
WORKI,
To Dealers is
We over a
3!. C. Kitacuu. President.
Towanda, July 2; 1868.
/IT=
FIVAND: LW INSURANCE
E I NOTI -
TOWAIDA, • ' •
Wiroxurd haulms Co Imam, Wirkeez
Burns, PA.
&JAI' and gafilasi - - $270,000.
lfoitre Inzatuit Islicztsca antr A xy,
• Oireford. rem.
en: rquc lintinuxac
.11arlArd,
AL arcs . Imanwicst Cowin,
Iowa" . Mae bunnuacie COIIPANY,
En= ax ltucuri Issosaici Co ,
Mau..
iiKEEIREM
Hs* I . .
sw Your. Ltrz Isamu 'Eat COMP/WT.
.. . ._ Ands=lllll3,ooo,CNXl.
'.- • .
Vozicus wiittenaad Loop= adjtisted 'T PAID a t
•
9150 e in And blodi below Maid How., lap atafft.
T. M. CAMP, Agent.
Is,. 6,1870
FIRE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENTAL
- .
sevEsrEz.v MILLION DOLLA RJ
Cr S. RUSSELL, *Mitt
F.r the folloseing-tamed Reliable Cospanio.
GniAnn Pt= 4 da.zaz lospaufer. Co..
Plikuk/plita.
• Cipitat and au4lna 0ra1.......,
Holtz Nit-fuser. Coma:.
4yno. York.
Capital and surplus over
Isamu:cc?. CO. or Norm AXIMICA. t
Pkiladdphia. f
Capitol aid eurpine over
.MAXHATTAII INISCMANTIC COMP/3T. -
New York.
Capital apd stirplua over
T. • LVIVILANCE COMPANY,
Philadelphia.
Capital and surplus over
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Azertc likmaxcic COMPANY.
Noo Fork. 1
Capital mind surplus over
PLZMAIf=ASCE CONTAXT,
Hartford, Conn.
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Capital and surfing over
IfintrA.t. LUZ ImunAxce CompANT,
NEW York. f.
Capital and eurplus.aver
TrAirataese Ittstraascr. Coarrast,
'Hartford, Conn.
Capital and mrpine beer... ;
•T A lNsks taken es all kinds of /4opssfy, ac oil law rates
so by any other reliable Companies.
bunted and Losses, if any, adlusted at
this Agency, thereby saving the trouble and expense
of going elsewhere for settlement.
14..,981ce at the Hardware Store of Calding, Rne.
sell& Co. ' C. 8. RUSSELL
Towanda, Feb . . : 7, 1846—d.
NATIONAL LIFE 'INSURANCE
CO. OF i7.8.A
CAMU CuTr.u.., $1.000,000-rup 13 Fru.
Chartered tg Congress. 18GA.
LittEle . CE H..CLAEK, President
JAY COOKE. Chairman Finnic, and Ex. Cnm
HEHEtY D. COOKE,,yIce Prexidext ;
EMEESON W. PEET. Secretary and Actnarjr.
The y advantages of the National Lffe Insurance Co
QM
1. It is a National Company, chartered by Congress;
2. 4 his a paid up capital of Ono Million Dollars ;
8. It offers low rates of, remiums ;
4. It fruniehes larger i;netuance Iliirtt other Com
' panies, for the same money ;
.5. It is definite and certain ;
There is no possibility of misrepresentation by
I agents, or mistmderstanding by policy-holders;
7 The policies are plain contracts, so machines
ranee for so much money ;
8. All policies are non-forfeiting ;
9. The policies are exempt from attachment.
E. W. CLARK t CO., Bankers, Philadelphia
Gt,neral Agents.
- IL 8. RUSSELL, Manager.
N. C. ELSIIIr.E & A. G. M.LiGN
sa., Agar& (or Towanda aa.3 vicinity
Jan. 9. isiso.
00).;NECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE
N.) INSULANCE COMPANY.
OF IWITFORD,, COQ
timanzarso atOSE ivies 59,600 ![norms.
A.9SETS (June 1, 4801 over $25,000,000.
• ' Burples over $7,000,000.
CII/111.MiT DIFIDMiD FROM 40 TO 70 PRE CKiT
Total Claims by Death paid to Mao, aver $6,000,000.
Tout. Drvamims Pero so Dui, ovra $6,000,000.
A PUREL MUTUAL COMPANY.
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All its surplus is equitably divided among the Pol-
icy holden in
ANNUAL DIVIDENDS,
Which may be applied in reduction of Premiums. or
may be accumulated at interest for the benefit albs
Aremred, er may be received by them in Caah.
- Pnlicies arn-giWkilryter two or room
years' Premiums have been paid, thin practically
making
ALL POLICIES NON-PORFEITING.
It Issues Policies upon all
DESIRABLE PLANS OF INSEILAN CE,
:And. has adopted in its workings several
. SPECIAL . . FEATURES!
ORIGINAL WITH THIS COMPANY 'AND OFFER
ED BYtiO OTELEE.
EL B. MeKELN, Agent.
Towanda, ra.. July 2%* 11369—tf.
BRADFORD COUN7
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY
!Mei W. MIX, Agent,Townspn. PA.
FOIL TUE FOLLOIRTSO RELLLELE commis - ma
rum= Fritz .
Hartford, Conn. .1 .
UM
HOLE INFITIWWE COM'ANT,
New Haien, Como. )
El=
GmuLtxze nm,
New iork.
=EI
Norrn Axralt.t...4 FIEF.
New York. .1
ETICI
'New Tork. }
$650,682 4S
H.LXOVEII.
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Policies written and Desel' ',Busted at this Agency.
Farm property risks taken at Oa lowest rates.
* Mee In Mernar's New Block. north 'aids PO.
Be Square, Towanda. Pa. JOHN W. MIS.
• April 1. 1569.
THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSU
RANCE EKICIETY*B Agency for Brariffill Co.
CASH CAPITAL $3,000,000
Yearly income over $2,000,000 mak.
• MONTAN - 1M k WARD
Towanda. July 23. 1867.
CAPITAL $3,400,000
31utitaltash plan. lu successful operation over twea
V.seyAn years. movrAnT. dr. vyAnn.
Towanda, July RS, 1867.
T
iNNING AND.HARNESS MAK
rso.—Tho undersigned have this day formed a
copartnership. to be known as the firm of MAGEE
k YULLER, for the purpose of carrying on the above
business. Harness making and repairing done to or-
der, and all work warranted. Cub paid for hides.
GRIFFIN MAGEE.
EDGAR ii. FULLER.
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•Camptovrn. Jan. 28. 180.
,FLOUR, FEED AND MEAL
sold Atip, COWELL k BITER'S.
„LiLARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Wooden Wire at COWELL k MM'S.
ROYAL BAKING PwoWlk)Eß7citt
VRIIITS OF ALL • RINDS pT
COWELL k MYER'S.
COFFEE, TEA, SUGAR, FISH,
kc., wbolepale and retail.
Jul I. IIcCABF. it I. 11.
THAT CELEBRATED SELF RlS
frig Pions. at C. B. PATCWS.
, May 20,
RCF. .HORSFORD'S BREAD
P
Pruparation, at C. B. PATCH'S.
Mi , 20. -
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C 6 - NC
"I"RATED :LYE -AND
?utast'. at - j C. B. PATCH'S.
Atsj. 20. •
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Nese reek.
13',"011(41
$3,750,CV1
SI.IOO.CCO
$%O WI
1.1.50,06
$750.000
$704,000
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scoo,ooo
$1,467,0.15 611
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$773,843 77