OPE
II
EEO
lilii/ieSO:trats.:•- - -41lese l. two corn
mon aitieles wm7l. When 'mixed Sad al
lowed to lair fora few months, make
an ems:Arent manure, which in its so=
Hon will muelfeitcel an equal amount
of either. of its original parts. .
Air-slacked lime should be thor
oughly mixed with tionimori. coarse
salt, in the proportion of three of lime
to two of t msure, and kept
well shel Sal tered by
( fro ea m the :Weather:
The mixture should be thoroughly
shovelled over every two or three
weeks; the longer it is mixed before
using the better it will be—and three
or four months is the least time that
should elapse between the mixing and
the using. " •
In England the value of this com
pound is more generally understood,
and it is there used in large amounts
for almost all crops except tax; to
which is was found to be injurious,
by injuring the fibre though it will
materially increase the yield of seed.
Now is the time to mix , it for the
wheat crop of next fall, in; order that
it may have all possible time. to pro
duce the change which takes place in
its constituents—the saltand lime be
ing, decomposed, and two rnew and
valuable compounds are formed •in
their place—at least so our chemists
tell us; anyhow, it is firt rate manure
and -at the same time not very expen
sive, and is easily made on a small
scale.--Cor. Piadieal Farmer.
REMOVING EVERGREENS.—We have
always very much questioned -the
propriety of removing evergreen tires
—such as the spruces and firs—when
they have reache4 a size of fifteen
foot and upward, or whenever a
truck is required to remove them. So
fai we have - not seen any tree so re
moved that was not ruined by having
its lower branches bruised, broken,
in , torn off. Sums may have escaped
all injury, but we never saw one,
while we have seen hundreds of the
others, not one of which would we
have upon our premises. Perfect
trees can be purchased at our first
class nurseries as much as eight feet
high, which can be transplanted safe
ly; and we should suppose that these
would be large enough to meet every
requirement, especially as while they
would be truly ornamental and a
pleasure to look upon, and daily im
proving, the others would be a per
petual eyesore.—Ge-rmantomt Tele
firaph.
FRENCH Purrsm.—Mix two eggs
well beaten and strained, with as
lunch new milk and flour as shall
make one thick pancake, which fry as
pale as you can. Pound it in a Mor
tar quite smooth, and add "the yolk
of four and whites of two eggs, one
large spoonful of orange-flower water
or cinnamon water, one .ounce of
blanched almonds beaten to paste,
two ounces of white sugar, and , one
quarter of a small nutmeg. , Pound
it all till it becomes smooth batter.
liave , ready a large stew-pan half full
,f fine lard quite hot, and drop the
batter into it, the size of large
until the smiace be filled; - as they
brown turn them: they will be 'very
large, when done remove them on a
clean paper, in a dish before the fire,
and do the rethander. Serves soon
as possible.'
elm:::
SALAD is desirable at this season of
the year but not always readily pro
cured. We see in a respectable au
thority, a plan for growing it - by a
lightening speed—we can hardly be
lieve that good sized heads can be
made in the time given, although the
assurance is gravelygiVen that it is
so. Will somebody either explode or
confirm the statement.
It is said that heads of salad can
be produced in winter in from twen
ty-four to forty-eight hours, by taking
a box filled with rich earth, in which
one-third part ipf slacked lime has
been mixed, and watering the earth
with lukewarm water; then taking
lettuce seed, which has been previous
ly softened by soaking in strong
brandy twenty-four hours, and sow
ing it in the usual way.
CIMINO BEEF.—For every pound of
• beef, use pound of saltpetre, 4
pounds of coarse 14n.„(rtir and four
quarts of salt. We have seen beef
cured after this recipe, which was as
good through the summer and a year
after pickling as any time during the
winter. The materials to be well
mixed, the beef thoroughly rubbed
with it, and packed as closely as pos
sible in a barrel. If pounded down
iu packing, so much the better. No
water need be added. t
BOILING POTATOIS.—Let the water
boil before putting the potatoes in.
When done, pour off the water and
scatter three or four teaspoonfuls of
salt in, cover the pot with a coarse
cloth, and return it to the fire for a
short time. Watery potatoes are
made mealy by this process. How
simple is the process, yet how few
understand it !
JENNY Lein's PUDDING.—Grate the
crumb of half u loaf, butter the dish
well,. and lay in a thick layer of
,the
crumbs; pare ten or twelve apples,
cut them down, and put a layer of
them in'and sugar; then crumbs al
ternately, until the dish is full; a bit
of butter on the top, and , bake it in
an oven. An excellent and econom
ical pudding.
' JELLY.-Put one ounce of
isinglass and a half a drachm of chives
into a quart of water. Boil it d6ivn
t{) a pint, strain it upon .one pound of
loaf sug,ar, and when cold add a little
wine, when it will be fit for use. A
very nourishing beverage may be
made by merely boiling the isinglass
with milk, and sweetening with lump
RICE (;.use. —Take six eggs, with
their weight in fine sugar, andin but
ter-also. and half their.weight of flour
of rice. half of wheaten flour; make
the cake as directed for the Maderia
cake, but throw in the rice• after the
flour; then add the butter in the usu
al way, and bake the cake about an
hour and ten minutes. 'Give any fla
vor that is liked.
ONE pound of meat put in a . pots-fOf
boilin 'l, water, and then milked
"done," wilt furnish more nutriment
than three pounds which have soak
ed in the pot'untill the water has at
tained the boiling . point.
\Vim: you see cattle shivering in
the corner of the fence during, the
winter storms, it should be a hint
that shelter is needed, being bothliu
elan° and profitable. - •
•
Woman ho rse% when in the sta
ble i . aro better without a blanket than
with it When driven hard and left
standing out, the blavitieta 811611141*
, , ,„ •
IWO RIM UNDER SOYADDIS upsotrr
. . OXII ari.nor. QT
BROAD GUAGE-DOUBLE MOE •
CLEVIZAMM, TOLEDO, DETILOIT, OUIOADO,
MILWAUKEE, B
.T. PAUL, 011AM . A.
• Arid all points Wed and No:Dwelt.
•
swiatiax4 oiuox. rtai.ll4. -
DAYTON, CINCLNINATL'INDIANAPOLIS,
. ' Lotmpruss.. sr. "kw,' .
*Antal Death sacl3Bimibec4. •
Mew Asp naviovaD Cimeass kitrays - rnaucton
veraior: aux= In Itocnem74, Don n% Des
wax; CLEvEu...ivi AlvD CMCLTSAI7.
On and after Monday. or'ber 15, 1E419, babas will
lam Warmly at about the folio:min:, hours, is :
GOEIO- VEST
4:53 can.. NIGHT Rini= tnotuLass et espied) fur
Rochester, Buffalo; Dunkirk. Cleraland :and Cin
clung% connecting with the Lake Shore,-Ilichigan
liiiciathern, and Ginndatrunk. Railways at Buffalo,
Dunkirk and Cleveland Tor the West; filait at Clear-
Land with the, C. C. C. k Inu Balmy for Indian.
tspolls; and at Cludnuati with the Lout:mine Short
- Una itailway. and the Ohio k Miseisslppl Railway
friths South and SouthWeat ; *Liu with. connect
inglines at principal statious on main line.
6:15 a• nt —NIGHT =PRESS, daily. for Rochester.
Buffalo, lisinklit. Cleveland and Cincinnati, mat.
lne dircet, connection with trains of the Grand
Trunk and'Lake Shore Itailways at Dudish:, Dein
kirk and Cleintand for ell points West, and at Cid.
cinnati.vrlth the Ohioutui Ulaalaslppi awl Louie
sine Short Line Ramp; for the South awl South-
west; also with allconte•cthaa to &prim:Mal ;
stationa on main line,. • .
8:28 a.m.—MATT.Ty AJN, Sundays excepted, for I
Buffalo and Dunkirk.' \
4:09 p.m.ELMIRA ACCO:MMODATION, 'Sundays
• excepted.
6:17 p.11.' DAY EXPEIRS, S days excepted, for
Rochester, BuEdo, Dunkirk, ereland, CinAnua
ti and the Sorith..• Slope et principal stations nod
4 connecting points on main line. \
!few and improve(' Drasriug, Aupra Coaches accom
pany this train from New York to \Enfralo, and
Sleeping Coaches are attached at Rornelleyille, run
. tug thro• to Cleaveland and Oallon without cramp.
11te25 p.m.—EX. MAIL. Sundays excepted2for But
/ lido, Dunkirk andeleveland, connecting with s
for the West.
A Sleeping Coach is attached to this train runu. •••
through tp Duffel°. 4
if :2S a.rn.l—WAY 'FREIGHT, Sundays execiited.
13:30 p.m.—EMICdIANT Tu.krs, daily for thellh et.
-GOIN'Ci EAST
210 ESPDF.S.9, Sundays exrcpte.t.
connecting at N'vw York with afternoon pains and
steamier' folßoston and New I , 2mland cities. -
Sleeping
cos accompany this train from Duff:,
lo tit 3:ow York.
5:58 a.m.—CD:CO - NATI. EXPRESS, -Mondays el - -
cepted, connecting , et Jersey City with afternoon
and evening trains of New Jersey Railroanllor
Philaddphis. Baltimore. and Washnigion; tom et
New York with ,stsaniers and afternoon -Espress
trains tor New England Cities. .Also stops et prin
cipal stations and connecting points on mein line.
Sleeping Coaches accempany_this train to - New York
9:39 ICCOMMODATION,
Sundays eareptell.
12:53 p.M.—DAY EXPRESS. Bnidaysexc4mt.4l. eon
nivting at Middletown for Unionville. and at Jer
sey City with miduLeht esprear, train of New Jer
sey ItNilroad for Philadelphia.
New and improved Drawing-Boom Coarbea
pany this train from linff.tio to NOW York.
12:15 p.m.—ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, daily, con
necting at Owego for Ithaca.
9:33 p.m.—N.Y. MAXI.. Sundays excepted.
9:09 p.m.—LIGIITNENG EXPRESS, daily, connect
ing at Paterson for Newark at Jersey Clay with
Morning Express Train re: New Jersey Railroad for
Baltimore and Washington : and at New York with
Morning x:rpreea train for Emden and New England
cities. Also stops at all principal stgrions and con
necting points on main tine.
Sleeping Ceachrs accompany this train throngh to
New York.
5:95 p.m.—.:,WAY FREIGHT. Sundays esrepti.l..
B kGCIAGE CIPECKED THRCEGII.
Urn,. A u•dnod and complete Pocket Time Table"
of Passenger Trine on the Erie Railway and con
necting /Mee. low recently been published. and can
be procured on application to &lc Ticket Agent 3f
the Company.
L. D. DUCKER.
Cien'i Sept
N.Y. CANAL & R.R. CO.-
=I
• Coistmenclng, Sept. 13, 13C9
=I
Leave Towanda at 7:011 a.m.. 4:01 and p.m.
Iteturutmr. leave Waverly at 0.10 a.m., end
7:05 p.m.
=I
Leave Twa-ar..la 9.30 a.m.
Arrive Tutitalattu,ak....... 11 :;3 ••
‘• Itittetou 1:17. 11.1 a
Wilkee•Tharee • 1:15
" 'Stanch Chettl: 4:t6
•• Allentutvu ••
•• .......... 6:0 "
• • FaNton ••
PlilliutOphia ••
•• New I'4v:l :25 • •
Dine at l'itteten.
Leave 'New York t 1,7,5
•• Philadelphia 7:47 ••
•• Easton 10:4n •.
e Bethlehem .".Pt:3l
•• Allentown 1o•15
Mauch Chunk 12:eo ni.
White Haven 1:32 r.ny
•• Wllkea.Barre
Pdtston 3:111 ••
Tunkhanuisk -1:21
Arrive Toward] lt 7.3.; ••
• Pin' at trade Hari
l'assengcm for tlarrisl]ltrg amt Pitt. , ),r.r,t. vl , l
ehahaP cars at ..111fltoivn. have th: for :a:pper soot
taLe the Throu4h fast lap: c..•:, v. Ith sh , vph)....; ar
atta,tol,,it 8149 aatne ev.•ntns.
Join; P. C(11,
Sup-ralt,tr.iont.
Baez Statenary.
DIARIES I'OR 1570
PAPER ENVELOPES
NEW-YORK PAPERS
SCHOOL BOOKS
LzK, Music, STATIONRY AND
Pic ruraN
BLANK I3OOXS
YANKEE NOTIONS
• Tonaml4, Nov. 19, 166 s
-
Se Macbinos.
AND IMPROVED
THE NEW
ELIAS HOWE
FAMILY SEWING. 'MA CHLYEs,
Wen:, awarrietl the Fit;t IN:tzr; al ti n^ .1".414....1".3ne,itic.n,
1E57, oiler 31.0 tine,
Also. the following gtste Fairs of 'INCA have award
ed this Machine th, Or.t prrulium :
New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania. Maseaehutetta, Yeti'
Hampshire, Vermont. Wiseontin. and Indiana.
At the County Fairs of Madison, Onondaga, Oswe
go. Ririe. Orleans. Tompkir_s, benera, Monroe. Her
kimer. Schuyler. Livingston, and a hoot of ethers.
Report of the Cortun:Hee on—Sewing Machines. at
the State Fair held in nNl:,^ater, fall Of 1668:
Comniittee have ctamined the different Sewing Ma.
chines, to which their attintion =sculled, and would
recommend as the beat Family 3laalate fur all work.
Elias Howe's Sewing Machine, and for the following
reasons : Ist —Simplicity of construction. :Id—Reg
ularity of tenaton on lboth.upper end lower threads.
3d—Ease of managenrent. rout 7 ange of work
upon oil material:. sth—Tlar verb., t at:whine:its tr.
the Machine for felling. hem:long:. tucking, braiding.
quilting. binding and cording. and 11w owe with wbirb
they are applied. 6th—The durability of the Afit•
rhino, it being made of hardened steel. and adjusted
In its bearing. iVe recommend a medal.”
New stylo Hemmrr. Braider. Tucker. Quitter. Cord
er. Embroiderer. Binder. Feller and Improved Turk
'Marker.
It will use any' and every kiwi of thread. from the
finest to the coarsest, with a much smaller needle
than other inaclinea. Be sure and cr.ratine one be
fore you purchase.. _Pri.teriOna SOW ¢ ^_oo. and overt'
machine warranted. the real value of our Mannfae-
Wring Machines fur Tenors. Boot; Shoe. flatness and
Carriage Makers. is too well known to refpr:re com
ment. Don't fail to call and see them.
SUZPARD k TERNEL'It. General
20 Late Street Elmira, N.Y.
For sale by CODDING. NeS3FIL k CO-. Gen , ral
Arebto. Towarata. Pa
laseellaneous.
GREEN HOUSES.
I have reeCiVed a hIgIN awl full aseorVment of lII
IIORTALLES, or 'Be Dried Flowers of Everlastiuz
of a most beautiful variety of colors. , I am now
prepared to furuieh. for r.arties, acddinte, or funer
al cram:dots, on abort notice. Wreathe, Croseis.
Auebbra,' hand and basket Baguets. Also the ram. ,
with natural flowers. I have also a few Imported
Wreaths or Crowne, formed of Iromortalles.
No. 1. nine Inehn In diameter, - SI A 3
• No. 9. tem - . . 2Co
Ail orders will reeelve prrtopt attmtion.ttadpriri.s
roasemsble.
Nov. 15. DM. ' HU_
PREPARE rou IVINTER •
ur PAARING YOUlt,116))48:1
SO NEED OF eSIXO OLD NET:SPA - AIMS
.AXV
MOM:.
&T m:A:O7LpoeIIT; niur prtistrk
some of thit boil:taut
WALL PAPER S.
•
I '
• Ife haa just nwkedfateett hie entire' mark 4-44 is
prepared to . seU Wall Paper of evOry ilfarription,
nr. , ch champs than it has Her been egereti In this
mart.* heft-To.
'.. ' 7 44 . ','--,-::,..•,:.:
0 ' 0074 4VZ
' • - -,4 414.
1ROVISIV•5113, -77
. ;St „Att.; • '
&'- , Mtr;', , ,':. - e;a...7 , ,0Qw
The 'undersigned, encouraged by
the 'lleeeS4 which haa thus far,attead.'
ed their new ente.iprise, desire to make
aahnowle4ment for the I:ery liberal
patronage they have received., by giv ! :
iug their customers the advantage :of
their years' experienez, together with
the benefit of their increased t, Y
facilities for doing,business. - _
They keep' eonvrtaugy on hand a
very lire© and .complati Assorbileiit
of everything in their line, '.and. are
daily receiving such additions to their
sto4 as the isitiits'of their irade'ie-.
quires
. They have now in store,:Sugar, Sy
rup, Molasses, Coffee, Rice,. Tobacco,
Fish, Salt, Cheese, :Fruits, Crackers,
..ndy, Matches, Brooms, Wrapping
Pap . :and Twine, Flour Sacks, Seeds,
and a ~, %tat vaiiety of other goods,
which hala . .en recently bought at
the lowest poit in th.e. market, and
are ogered at w 1 lesalc,; at rates to
1.
They deiire to call\(..• iecial atten-
correspond,
ue Tens,
York
Jobbing' price,—guaranteeing the
quality iu till ewes.
tion to their large stock of
which they sae Belling tit Nei)
Have also on hand a goOd aloort-
molt of Flour, Pork, and Kerosene
They still continue to have the ben-
etit of a re6ident Partner in New
WS!: It. BARR.
• (Iva . ' Pluiter
York, who is constantly in , the mar-
and prepared to turn to our
vantage any fav6rable changes in the
pricy of goods
• FOX, STEVENS, mEncun co
May 12, 1868.
pATTEES(YN* KINNEY,
CiIIOCELIIF. AND PROVISIONS,
NO. '2 PATTO2;'S 1.3i.0f3E.
AV AI;i) A, PEN N'A
tlke entLo Ftack of
.1 T... JON - E.. 4, hariug lbled largely therete by
re.:eat th,:y take plesaure Itl anuunacing
to the public that they r.re. prepare... 4 to Pell auythlng
nod e.erythiug to the
SUGARS,
FISH,
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
As cheap :lb the eheape..t. We guarantee perfect .at
isfaetion t all who nay fr.cor 113 w.th a call.
j.s. 1'.1.1-TEILSON
E=
pEOPLE'S
GROCERIES AND PROVLSIONS,
Which will VIM et the 'owe./ vr.c.liblo prices
FRUIT OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
MODERN STONE WARE.
FLOUR, ryr.D, MEAL, GRAEN, &c
Bring on your.proiltwe, which we pay mall for
ortptame tontply of 2.BleLou Salt, Chums,
Iluttor Firkins. Tolot,.&c.
Please , call and lot,: throng!: onr atoct, and Wc rcID
do (iur best to please yoa., .t. r.OOEIVELL.
Towara., April V, It's'.
THE MOST CONVENIENT
A, place la town t,, tai
MWAND A. PENN
GOOD MEAL
U. S. havieg pur el:UsedUm abase well•
ktrAvu establishment,. is 'now prepared to wait upon
all who may favor bin-with a call.
Ile also keeps u full supply of •
1",'.4:74 pre.:lareti to sell clieap.
Toctuas,,
,
A X NET). FRUITS .AF-.ALL:
.itiridsat
.C. IL PATCBI3.
-May '2n,
lii fAm stuirr.
Tonarno~,:~a..
(Su , e,pLor t, Titun..s J. JOXFi)
IMMO
Fi:Jip , &i'.,
GROCERIn 4C PR9VISIONS,,
U: , .O(EI:Y AND iIIoVLSIoN LINp
TP_i!-;,
(',OFFEE'S,
SYRUPS,
MOLASSES,
FLOUR,
FEED, ')
COIN MEAL,
IiE.ROSENE,
"STONE WIVRE,
P.UD F(' COUNTRY PRODUCT.
w. S. I:Th.NEY
GROCERY AND 'STORE,
iffili=!!
A 1,,v an 4 ~quplete stock of
CODFISH,
-11ACKEIIEL;
HERRING,
POPE,
• -2 .
I‘IUTMA:
UM
YANKEE NOTION S.
DAIRYMEN,
• Li at thn
HOUSE.
To.) aaorssorlii of thy li,ll.lol2tauk.
(1110CM:a,
c•
hitigit ( i'a 114
:,:,:i.-.li-l'#.ktoiii .
~....,,,,_.......,._._..,, .
. / V 144 - 1 4 1 " 4 .46 NROgivi4
caeititbe'itlitew
147 ' f i tTrP!' - 1 115 4 /",..
G I
,0
WIdcl?1111"Par91TqCal11. end feel coagdent
that I au sell at es low Agana as can bo purr:Wed
elsewhere. I now'ofti4 to thepiihdeOpumw doeV
of
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS,
mutes. sa.mm. SPICES, &c
i ll
' ... lianolm d aloige dock of
4FRON • 1 % tit, - GRAHAM_ DO.
SQCEWF;
I top . constantly on *and, PORSOJAIN, LOD,
OIL Janda of Flat. "Would earth* attention of the
public to our Coil 8 . 0 tliat
STOCK OF TOBACCO, -
. • • '; . •
In quality or Mice, Jesse Oakley's Cellebmte4 Latin-
dry: New Turk Cluagcal and Brown lOosp
Please cull and crumble our stock of
WOODEN WARE
Large assortment erYANTIE Nonolis,iptLET
SOAPS. br., ke. I tctl4isy the legbeat eMihprtck - for
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Farmerx, give cis a call before e.ulling elnwliere
C. B. • PATCH.
.311 persons iudebtetfto the Aujo' firm will please call
and make immediate paynient.
l'cr.vands. 31arelt. 12, 1267
IMI
AND'
CORNER MALY AND BRIDGE STREEin
TOW.SiCIU,
DesleFa hi all lards of
PROCER S. _
PROVISIONS„
- - FLOUR,
Feed and Meal;
WOOD, ILLOW,alui , STONE
"\ RE
•
N'c would call 1 4 1.ethal attenti to our 'dock oY
FLOUR, .SUGAR, TEA & , FFEE,
Which we . W.gtialiT to Oyu tatidactiott i
QUALITY AND TRICE
C.,4 SH pa id . j'or flr:?irotde Country
l'ruil lice.
M. J. LoNo. G. I. lima.En
Tapioca. V trmacellt. 7.tascaront. S.mo, Pearl Barley'
end Hantiny. °alloy's, Taylor ' s, and .
Eamilyll3mini. Tabauulgo"
and-Royal Baking Powder. •
4. Burnett's " Stan
.
dard Extracts.
Hecker's
Farina. flops.
Cox's GiAatitte.
4 .
The Gem " Emit Jar.
Murex Clux:olate. Cocoa and Brunam '
"Titus" Cream. Lemon and Extra Soda Cockers.
*4 Grant's " Wafer, :ilia. Boston, Egg and dotter
Cracimrs.
‘ LONti 9: IiEELER-si
'rowan3a. Juno 23, 1d69.
mcCABE MIX
RECEINTSG NEW GROCERIES
DAILY!
Splendid Alisurinaint ! Windesale and Belaill
Fresh and floe finality of (ir+ce asean hellooght
PRICES RANGE LOW VOR
THE *MARKET !
All -kirla of 1
NATIONAL FIRE WORKS !
Wholesal.e EL Retail.
Country Merchants will do well Weal!. Cear pekes
shall be. o with the reasonable,'• satisfactory.
CALL AND SEE US.
ASH PAID FUR COUNTRY PRODUCE
Goods bhtta - li v.ith pleasure. We shall 1,4 strict
attention to all parts of our trade.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Accept our thsohl for past favors.
Towanda. Juno 14. 1.869
LOOK HERE!
cOIVELL d MYER,
At the old stand of IfnmultALL Corrnri. are now
r6evjiTlng a largf. and Nvell select‘kl stick df
GROCERIM AND PROVISIONS
CL:els they offer to cash buyers at prices that 'defy
aompetltlort.
Cash paid Pry all kinds Farmers' Produce.
April2l, ISOO—tf.
_ .
Tea and Coffee.
-----
GLORIOUS NEWS.!
TEAS GIVEN AWAY
!rim]
GREAT JJIERIC_•IN TEA STORE
No. 1 Onx ;rink PArross NEW BLoca.,
1111.1DaE STREET, TOWANDA, PA.,
At the Pip) of the
• A MERICAN FLAG !
Awl the
RED, WHITE AND BLUE STORE
tistnples TORS ai• Aral! YOKELS. to unify
the peaple that this is the rlst+ to save money.
PRICES LOW AR TUE GREAT AMERICAN TEA
COMPANY OP SEW YORK.
FreAli Grourol Coffee ret*ireddallyfrolullewlfork,
or ground to order. Also_ whole Coffee, green and
roasted, all styles, whole find ground Spices, Dried
Frults, de., at equally low prices..
The mtbscribei begs Mare to return his thanks for
the very liberal-patronage extended to him while in
the Grocery business in this place, and ream: Gully
solicits a trial in his mew enterprise. The business
will ba conducted strictly on the
C,ASH SYSTEM
So you will not have to pay extra prima' to make up
for tho loans of a 'credit businrae.
If you can'tftr,asse the mottay•to pay for a pcnttul,
buy an once and pay for it.. Le independent—then
you will be worthy to walk under the
•
'Ll(►_
- .
thtto the
I I
• American Tea &ore!
• - • —_
A
211. bur Four Goods laical% Jur Bomember the
Red. White end mu. SW* ark Bk6k; Bridge /Erect
• lull L RMI9. }MAMMAL!. k RIDGEWAY.
'AVM GROCERIES AND
Tro*lons, at rhol t epale and zees t% at
.747, 48 rig0k i '.. ' -"I 1 r,,r..,,:PZ.S.R4CHIL
D RIED FRUITS" 9P:A_LI. KIND
IictIABE
r. - ;.2 s s ' f.-•
IVAN: :', 1 431U10RA5
i-ev 4-'ll 4
gi_WAt
'•• '4l'l;l' , \N"
• --4-(A.cz-lt"Vt-:..crittl'4"
tirti
fl :Q aN
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1 9. 1 .: 1 T
D' , CA - rS
„
ME
INES
• ,
• - ,:
'GENTSf
'6B : "Bitaa.Street'-:. •r"
'WA.bLkiir; TIOGA
We bare a Fashionable CofteW freak New York city,
and take all the Ostia giving you goodilt
. .
• • •
.
tie toetiat our own establistooetd: - We titroAor
beat; attention to Youthlt% Boys'. rod
CIIILDRENS" CLOT:III4V6,
Aud alvrays havp azool antoriment
titaT HSII4 : I3O' I VAS4TA4FREs'
hau l ea 02tiito p,op pet: ,'aid tall a4ion.
Best'Stock of Hats.tind Cap
Kept within 20 miles. . Conte and look, - "and prorefor
yourself.
frn...Will be o,4die Ward House every Thnvary,
Kith emples 6f Goode; and,prepared :to take mea
sure& num, ¢ BIANNEStS,
Fob. 20, 1869.
CLOTHiNG. I 'OLOTHING
t
It you waut to buy good FAlroarl Winter •
O. IL PATtlif
K.
and alintmard or
ROSF4IBIIIIck &- IVOLk7S,
133 3faiii l'alto»'s Block
l'olvanila, Nov. 17, 1869.--1 j
F. P • c-.
Flue are the Garments 'mule for Fall, [Store,
In the. splendld roenue of the popular One Price
Newest and choicest, rkh and rare, • •
Ilvant Clothing for men and hey's' wear.
1' I in, rentretrien. fall in all. •
- A 1. the clothes at the popular One Price. More.
Look a 4 you'll find no clothes nt all ' [Afore,
LILe Pp:endld Clothing atthe pepitle.r One Price
Clothing in *aeon. all marked down
Lower than ywhere ulEw la town ;
Ocercots„ both r boys and men.
T.y them once au come again.
Ru' akin:, f..r the ix. • le pled'
Into our doors with a In.. Ty
Hobby and nbw are the ga - ente
Great is the St3o: at the pop - r One Prier store,
CONTINUAL RECEPTION
ENTIIUSIASI I I
SUOCEINGLY LOW I'RICE•
mars, AND TOOTAN CLOTITING, UMW
IJObIELi Y,
GLOVES AND :11ITTENS.
•DRESS SHIRTS
my stuck is complete. tivyry lot marked m plain
figures. and nd deviation. alt treatzd livery
garment guaranteed tek turn out as repreneut.sl.
Call and look at our goods and price u. Save mon
ey and time.
co stiocrt ! xo ntunt•G! to RANT - nun+ !
at the popular 0116 Erie° Store of
ALEX. SOLOIION.
Va M n street
opposite Cothling, Russell k Co's
Towan•!.l. tior. 13&).
mi-1140.1dghert caab prier paid for Wool.ler
and Pelts.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
H. W. E DY,
Wonfd anbonuce to the• citizens of Towanda, and the
liblic,generely, that he has in intore and re
ceiving new and
FRESH GOODS,
In bin line, nultible to the wants of the people, %Title.%
he y:',ll , sell for durreney at former
GOLD PRICES!
Con.lnting, sa asnal.af guvtl, V! 41 1 and ridtable elide
(No Shoday of an; Stn]) consisting of
BUSINESS SUITS,
all gra.lev,
COATS, VESTS AND
all Wool,
DRESS COATS, PANTS
OTeralls and erershirts, Linen and Paper CUllara,
Linen. t,Wo4inter.e. end flannel Shirts, Neck Tiea, tins.
ponders, Gloves, Canes. Leather Bags, Spring Style
Silk. Soft and Straw Vats. An first-eLtatt. .Bernem
ber that good Ciooda era cheaper at a fair price then
poor goods at any price. Cali and lA2m ine ray goods
before buying. One doer south of Aspinwall's Hnrd•
ware Store.
Towanda. N0v.1.8,
THE TEMPLE OP FASHION !
- -
N - Ely STORE AND NEW GOODS!
An entire new stock of Clothing, bought as cheap al
before the war, to be eolit with
The undersigned uvula respectthlty atmonuce to
the citizens of Towanda and vicinity that ho ix now
ready to offer them Clothing; such as
FINE BEAVER OVERCOATS,
Farm Darsti An) Bii.s6irss—
Firniahtng GOOl/11, kc., sail that theeegooda, bought
at Ivry for figures, will baaold with aury small pro:
Ma. I intend to establlah a permanent trade in !his
pbce. and in order tu gain the madden= ut
'ere, erill deal on a b.:Eliot
HONESTY AND INTEGRITY
Ana a sows lm warrasbnl te r-what they:are
represented to be. . Comential examme.anaconcinee
ToureelL Don't forget emplace. Temple of restann,
oppodte the Means Dottie, south end of &Miami:We
Block. . - 11. - JACOBS,
Towanda: 04.17. 1861.- •
A NICE STOCK OF CKROMOS
-XX
and EeBTalingt at nosts.
EE BE$l l rIttfIrJAIIB IN U. 43
Ji. at • '1 McCAIIE
THE
GEIV,
JL-best y twoebol ,
JAY K.
.
IRE
•
I,
WPPS
=I
CS Itrowl-e.:;- 7tVerlr;
CLOTHING !
CLOTHING,
LOW PRICES?
=I
at the C 191111 1 .4; Itegteatar
u.vni AND C.U.s
IiOUDS !
CLOTHING,
Linen (o 0, Dusteni and Pant&
n. 'W. EDDY
SMALL PROFITS
ctirsentiLls, PILOTS.
ilao Vie
HATS AND • ..IPf4.
iRVIT; AR*
rliats atul ,
IfeCART, S 3fl7[
-
, .
WM
euzatuat - liuntlfomk. - - -, - ,
_ 1- 4
it , •
.•
'6oll4:44limaptiitittikiii*Okke t bl
;
t AblitrkiriPiskilk •
. _ • _
FALL4ND Vt'INIXR
KEE
ue. :!•.!
*ltticb lußinibeauvz lyuea tpe Gluilol3*l
_picot to erg clueiperthso our other Mori In Nona•
yoniuYlva ts, OF' iltocl! 12 ,414 # 0 °f
GOATS;;
; e cOry style vaptistiolueti,
.ENGtIEiEVEAVEES, -MasTOs3,
IRTIONII,AUttnIIf, SEATERS,
CaINeMLLAEIi SATESEM be
the largest stack
Afen'e,.
ever ;uffewofl In Towandi
A full litso of
GENT S.
HOSIERY, GL(LVES and MITTENS.
IMAITS
las& Am) rmTat eouairs.
Mrs, SUSPENDERS. HANDIEERCIIILTS., 4r.c.
Also a largo stock of
trEsnxcs.
All i'inads warranted an repreiented.'ll and ex
amine our stack ',afore purolmaing.. Itemember the
, plant tie Main street, one dour north of Clipmberlin's
Jewelry Store,
.1112.111 TAYLOIt. - YRED. c. COTIV. 4
'Dairandn. Dec. 2, DM •
Tobacco mid Cigars.. •
Eo.R t v:.. YE R ,
purchttaed the
TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE,
One dour sonth of the First Natiunal Bank. is cow
selling everything in his line, wholesale and retail
He keeps conet3ntly nn lianp a cor.gplete stork of
U/I0 / C / A. 1: 8-,
FINE cur. PLUO. AND SAIOIaNG
Pat up in all styles. The best
DROWN, DLAUF:, AND SCOTUEI SNUFFS,
The most oulebretea bralitts of
FANCY SMOKING TOBACCO,
iu gent variety
TOBICCO BOXES and POUCHES,
nATCH SAFES
Aua all gatrld tomally kept
R STORE.'
Draler.awill do well to and exerelue Wm large
and well selected Fleck.
Towamia, April 29'. I$&J.
ITI.ES HUGUENIN,
'BOVE e • Ell & SILVERSMITH,
u doe; north of
MERCUR'S .NEir sL.CA , rou - A.ruA, ht.
flu just received from New York • new assortment
of tine Gold
LADIES' WATCHES,
AMERICAN WATCHES
of ail desinivtions. Also a selpvtea wFxortment of
GOL CHAINS, PINE GOLD
,
CLOCKS OF ALL STYLES FROM THE CHEAP-
I=
GOLD, SILVER AND STEEL AF•ECTACLI AND
EYE-GLASSES to fit all cans of impaired Bight:
;VEIT PATENT ACCOMODATJNG SPECTACLES.
Ity this patent I am enabled to. ,excheme Glasses at
any Cute without extra charge. Call and see.
CLOCK:4, WATCHES AND JEWMRY REPAIRED
AND. WAIDIANTED.
Towanda, Dez. 16, 1869
Itriscellansoni.
NEW HARDWARE AND STOVE
STORE AND TLti EiriOP AT WYALLISLNG
11. F. SULZER,
flss just reedved .sittlfsupply
COAL AND 'WOOD COWING /MOTES, COAL AND
. WOOD IlEA.tho JITOVII fa.r.y.trsa? orzxs, y
DASD liVICNELS:&e. HORSE k10E.4. NAIL 'RODS,
D0W. 4 .11 snoz zags, nog.risAAlrl, coax. learns,
Apple ' , carers, Ac. 'All sizes of Nulls and Roust
Trnulng Goods.
•
REAtikac AND JOIWING OF -I'LL KINDS
of the most approved styles, dono ct short . notice.
All-kinds of Cutlery, Scissors. Minors, Csrpentdrs,
Illaassuitlis. and Wagon Ifel - bers' Tools. Glais.
Shovels. Seoops, As. Giro mo a es% I nil sell as
cheap as the cheapest. .•
Wyalusing. Nov. 3. 'M. R. F. SULZER.
T OAVANDA Mit AT MARKET
0 - sTERS. kl#ll AND L.. 1.115,
•
Fact In their - sea s° .
Tice sulocribere oil] keep cowl fly ou Laud a
MI stock of
0113TERS, .11..14D .CLAMS,
•
.
at iwb.ulesale and retail *here all partlea ~.an be sup.
idled at rear. tiable rates. Moo a ft:ll4feet. of Meats
conoletlr.g of . ,
alzr,r, PORK MU TON, LAM S, SiVSAI}E.
READOUT:ESE, BOLOGNA. TALLOW. MILD. &c.
Market first corner aonthef Ward Mouse, Main-st.
Towanda.. Pa.
sepdl,o4.lcu
Q E N T, F RE E!
1.7
3r. O'KEEFE, SON k CO.'S
SEEP., C.A:TA.LOG:UE
;FLOWER AND VEGETABLE
AND GUIDE Ti)TUE
tiL&Dt Di , F 011.1870
.
-Pobi 1.17411.1111117 X, tiery low of dowera
ieiak
log rate new Sad soluabia am*. free of charge. lelloula
Address- inimeithitely. M. O'KEEFE, BON k cpc,,Ett.
wpm jcvizers Biorir;Roabosteri N. Y, • '
' Ort. - 91,1,19.Aund , •
tOt
I "
1' IPLK
Sow city.
SWISS INTATCRESi
MEE
SHAW, I:IIAUND ? Co
_
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7-M . :lv , 4
4 0
. :lil4"; l, l:;:' , : , l l z'xix.s,*.f.ki -.4z r11 . ,, i:•,--1.::t-i-;;°15 "•-• / :.; !.'
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1.,, ' ' ' ": "..t , - 5i . i . ,‘: 2 1 , *:;''''' , '" l . 4 . 1 5,t ".;•',' ' '''''.° "
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,", ;-- °1 4',•,---;-ei•S'',4_-.-:-. , , , ''. - ..7'. ,
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, , „ 2 „......0-.......•.;.. - 0._..,: . :8 ....
.._ .
Mps - t-TALia BRitYllig,F,ll3
AVM to call the attention of thstiablic; to their
. .
HARDWARE.
EARRLYH
BWJESMITHtrt TOOLS. •
• sad CAIIMITEDir TOOLS.
•-• Also, a Luxe asaottaie cf
window Obis. gash, Patna 0 1 / 1 1.•
• . Pll.** Varnishes. and Point
• - . and Varnish Brushes . .
Of ail kinds, which w il l Do sold foe the lowst Cult
prim.— Also, a Duo assortment of
- KEROIENE, LAMPS.:
Of every style and pattern to suit the pall&
Lampe repaired sink changed from Oil and Fluid to
Kerosene. '
Particular atteritlon paid 'to the thanulactirini of
all kinds of .
-TIN WARS-. •
• 10131.1 M YE.3x1.1 4 5. ATTICIDIM To.
We have on land a fine article of
I 01.315.4 PRISIT .JARS,"
.
With tarn:Ted selfiesillig coda. aud .
IfEB74I.4ICAL HEALING CANS.
Which is ode of the beat gum used. . •
Juno 20. 104 ' .
GO' TO S. N. - .BR . ONSON'S . TOR
:11:011 7 /NG 3.41C/IINES,
Scine better. and parte for the mania, tniportaut
xinouneement. .
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS! .
No better quality mu be found, and at pima attain-
able. TOILS of
STOVES,
IRON AND HARDWARE, -
Aa to an the; tit% of the market, tee., le.. at
METIt9POLITAN HAILDWAIIE OTOILE,
Orwell, Pa.
June 24. 180-:jyl
P=iture.
L OOK HERE!
Them la now oa exhililtou at thg
Mammoth -Fmrnitnre Store,
IN TOWANDA, P.!,
Tbe largest and beet mtkwit of
FURNSTUREI
To be found hi North:am Peiiussivaida, which is be
in :WA r.t
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!
My stack consists in part of Parlor, Library, Din
ing-room and Clamber sets, Parlor, Library, Exten
sion, llindig and Office Tables: Chairs, Bedsteads,
Bureau's, Waslihtr.nds, ,Hofeu., Lounges, Tete-a-tetes,
-What-Note, Cradles. Cribs. ko.. ike. A full line of
'llattrasAcs and lic4lding. Pier, Mantel and Common
Mirrors, Oval and Mate Frames and Brackets, !kr.,
Pe In fact, everythiag, '
La the iirnitn?e Line !
%Vlach 1:11114.1... Eft7l to LC. appreobarJ, awl which will
bo FoLl aL
I, OTVE It PRICES!
Tsui ths,sar,...e quality of goods can be purcbased
where.
Thankful to the public for their past lib€Tal patron
age, and determined to merit a continuance of the
same by offering inducements 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 NO7' ItE UNIMRSOLD!
COUNT= DEALERS supplied as usual at Uwe low
est market prices.
I ale. keep on bawl a large naaar.ttnerat of Ready
Made Co ltitms, front the moat common to the finest
Eck4ewood. Also Enrlul Robes, Crupee, Sze.,and rata
the sole agent in Bradford county for Shultr k. risk's
'AM'ALIC BURIAL CASES, &C
A good HEARSE always in readiu.:ea 'rhea required
Townrula, Me, 10, pot,
cIELT,TNG OLT BELOW COST
wonderful opporinuity alt irlio Wish to
PURCHASE EURISTrURE CHEAP
USNIMMI
will front this data sell all his goals coLsistug or
PARLOR SETS,
DINING Rooir SETS,
F1716-I+URE . WARE-R 0 OMS.
. JA.IIXB IiVIKLNSC . IN announces ;the p . bile that
he still continues to manufakture au keep o hand.
a large assortment of
. .. • :
' CABINET FURNITURE,
Bureaus, Tables, Bedsteads, Stands, Chalre, ku, of
every description, which are media of the beat mate..
aisle, and in the meet workmanlike manner.
I invite the inspection of the public to my work,
which shall not be surpassed in durability at any shop
In the country, and my prices, will be found to bo as
low ae the times will admit.
Ready-mule Collins constantly on band or made to
order._ A go(A.Lieurse will be furnished when desired.
Aug. Li,
sr,allanec=
TlooK-BrNDERY.---THE• PUB
-li,. is rilloectfillly in[brmed thit thu Book-Bin
dery L.w trzen rertiovixt to tha third
story, •vhcre wil3 1:43 done .
Roon-IIINDING!
In all its various branch's', on terms suiroasonatils
.• the tunes'• will allow. 'Elmo liiudsrp will be r.naei
the charge of
An experienced finder, and all wort: promptly
dolao ix n etyle and wanner which ouviet; be exeelled.
Make. Magarinc-ii Neuwareve.uld 6aund
In every variety or tylc. l'articu!ar at tuition will be
pa 1 to the Bnlieg and Binding r.f
DL,LNK BOORS,
To any desired pattern; inequality end slurs;
Witty will be warrauted.
All work will be ready for deltvery when promised.
The pans:lino of the .
public is solicited. and per
fect isatiafaction grnaranteed. • .
Towanda. Auglud. ISGG—tf.
NEW TAILOR SHOP.
• Aarifis
.. • . , .
Ens opened a shop in the rtio, :n. trick of the Booms of
the Young Metes Christian Association, second story.
Over Eddy a t.liotttinti Stars, nrilefii he is now prepared
to dio all kinds of . .
: .
T.ULOBING.
in the beat and most fashionable simmer. An ex
perience of many Tears. a detenuination. to 'keep up
with tlef fashioaa of the times. and a desire to please
Ids cut totnem he believes avid enablehlin to giro eat-
Lawton. : - ,
,C7r Cuttla4 done on . short moth* and seasonable
terms. .
• -. Towanda, 4et. 17. 1167.
nrE LIME!! LIME!!
The undenngued hereby-announces - to the. *lnc
that he keeps constantly on hand at Ids KILN. to
111101‘14TOWN, Pa., a tail supply . nf fresh burned
NEW. Toux MEC, which ho will soil as cheap ea it
esnt be bought at say pant nionz, the Coast
gay I. . nano MOWN.
MACKEREL, CODFISH, RIME
Fleb, Usektrciar Trout. ammo, 4 ,..kioa end
,Smoked Salmon, Suickled Halibut and Ihied 'Met al
.• . -7 , - . _
Al ti at " '
.f...„.„.„,..3„,.... ~„..,,,.. ,_ ~: ......„ ~...,....,,....„.„...,...,,,
Ts- - -volt - -=',--.'
~..„.:„,i.0 ;., ,
. ,
-ff)p)_': - 01 pit:m ino.4
ringTi Timor
, .
.
40anker liras isms iPfns fieneas. - Tcivangs. Pio;
kg 4 :
comma apartment, - eassontathit estenshe
447. embracing way aylides want lathe - Arts tor
tneduarlen purposes, carnally selected with
to the progressive Wants of the public,'WhiarsrTr i sa
epustantly supplied artth Irani purchaser, and
oo~drertadd on the moat reasonable terms at Tines& or-
Itet4l,a4aisllogot, :
. . -
Mums, .pirtme.,kl)l,
BENZINE. AND "TURPENTINE,'
tam TAILWIL ' In PE R-w A sH . •
'Ana au anti otarusti4; -, -
KEROSENE' O 1 COIL. OIL,
Alcoholand Bunting
LAMPS, SPUMES, vow: CHIMNEYS;
= . °Perot Ural In^ Await Foolf • -
TANNER'S AND MAOHLNE OILS
Fancy" and Todet - Artielles indfl 11Mir Parfeiy,
• SPONGES, MIUSEPES. SOAPS. COMBS,
pomades, Itair•Plyea, Tertwucry:
POOKETBooxS,PORTHQNAIS,
• ' r'cket. selves, Razor's,
;obi*, tiKIN AtiD 'um PREPAILAIONS.
PUCE WINES AND ;,ativoirs,
.TOBACIX;, P, , ts.?mw :Cloaca,
•
•
porters,
.16 1 121100. Fl ' and FloWer Scads, Trusses, finpl
porters, pcnsories.:Shoulder - Brsala, Bruit '
' Punt Teething Binge; liersinl Bottles, .• --,_
-' NiPP , Nipple Shells and Ithields, ttyrirtgall, .-
Pans, Self-Sealing Fruit Jar s ; Ther- • '
~ erecters, Flavoring - Extracts, BlOrts
...3 ' Glees Waft; Mottles, Male, Curbs, Bath .
•, • ick, and Stove Blaatiug, Nish Tackle, Itut:.
rAnition, Ac., 1901.1 tar, /'-derbe and Mmr,rolollt , : -'
io Medicines, and all the popular Patelit
. 3LT E D 1 - C• I. NE - S .. -..
iAll artelea warranted as rupreekutatLi YerSoci rit
a distance Can, te.xlt o their orders by sM”,,e or 11145,
vilsicb will relfilve prompt and careful' alltentlon.
Modical advice given grutrutously r at the cam
charging only for medicine..
- Mk - Thankful for past llherAl pairoaage, would sea ,
Pectitilly announce to Ws friClla3 and the public, that
no pains shall be spared to satisfy, and merit the con-
Mr:tat:oil u their cotifidalci, and pat.ouage.-
Ate' Open Sundays Mr . priscriptions from 9 to 10
a.m., and 12 in. to 1, and $47 6 p,m. - • .
Jan. 1, 1969—yr. ' IL C. FORTES!. SLII. -
T OWANI)A, AGRICULTURAL
IVANtFACTUB:ES EIVBS. BPOKEI3,
HEAVY AND LIGHT WAGONS,
wooti reuxm IN ALL ITS BRANCIIE..
SCROLL SAWING, PLANING, RTC., ETC
HUBS; SPOKES& BENT STUFF,
LAKGE STOCK FKOM • WHICH TO SELECT
SECOND GRO'A - 111. ITICKORYAIiD OAK
LIGHT AND HEAVY NIAOONS ON HAND
*We have the Bro. anatiarro*Gua,ge
BLOOD & CO..
Still continue to uttanfa , :teire their celebrated
HORSE POWERS
-4V CLEANERS,
L 4,14,411,7,11 a bettcr ma; Blue, for leas money thim
can be had elsawhere in the: world., We claim for
our machines that they_ will do as much, or more.
than any other, aad.lure more durably ',Mit. We
pexnortally surcriutund.our work and see that It is
well down. We will.send
I=3
Of our 16chtueo., on app l o li
ONE AND TWO HORSE ItoWEES,
One th Two lona TIIICENHER et SEPERATORS,
FANNING MILLS,
SAW AND GRIST 1I LL port thaw to order
(Axe us a cal before purl hal,l - e.g elsewhere
"00 cmoact - yua `SNMELLV
Aug. 2, 186
NORTH BRACH FOUNDRY
BE
BOR,S;
•MACHINE . SH-OP;
&C. &U
TOWANDA; BRADFORD CO:, PA.,
V T!
by me ie for
lusinces siBnsL4
F T r
SHINGLE •31.ACILLNES,
Qt the best quality, with the kited .inlPnr:elnentil-
Aki kinds of 2k.:thine:l fer , Pl7lriiig zed Sew
Steam Eugines'3lade and Repaired,
Steam Whistles,
Steiun
•
Gnage elgcks, , •
Oil
Furnished at short4notlce. •
- \ BOLT CUTTING '
Dune from !„ 1 j; inches in diantet
• \ TORGING
Of heavy wrctight %rotator Bridges, and all other pm
p.:ses, done to lurder. :Also, a large aswrtnielit of
.. -
COOKING tr: \ AEA TING STO VES,
Coal and Wood Durwre.krirtriture for Cooldnk Statres,
Move Pipe. Tin War,. \iloat Pumps, Plows, Cultiva
tor& and Se peer, kept ..,n.ltantly on liand.;
,Drawings andS))eciticalions - •
or all kir.ds of na,ohun , ry.foaills. and other:pur
poses. prepared by -
• . - - JAMES 3.11 TC
Farman, who 114,4 had Luxe
p'raneh of the blooms...
Towanda. Oct. 9:), 18oit-Iy.
E P Ali IN G
11.
•
The umloimigue.l ha, lag 'unlit a large eua comma
dims 31t11 lu tile; Deruugh Towimda,uhd tilled it\
with the most n:odern unit tiuproved/"
the matifa,ture ig; ,--zehluery. for
•Are prepared to 1111 orders, whether large or small:
neon the lat. irteot ttfAtce. - We hare also a large. va,.•
riety - of 3101..'L1)INGS, of the latest etyle'and pattein.,
which we can furnish intich el:caper than ttiey can be
workeally laud.
•
PLASUNO,
• 'II.Y.NOULID76,
GUIJOV.I.NG
r
SAWING.
. ,
And all other work. pe.' rtainingto Joinery - . willbe done
to snit our - enntontora. - . -
.
Peron ans bnlicting, , an. l . ttotlivinir more than twelve
to fourtmn Miles ,tn‘truit. will And it largely for their
tuter64 to buy of nit, or bring their lumber and have
It worked by our machinery.- Bring your' lariat of
Flooring.. or .other )umber, end while your team hi
feeding, have it ground out and lake it ho with
yon.
I'Co will' pay 'CASH for VIM; AND It rules
LE SIBER &livered et our liutitot yard.. C. 6 and
see us, or if yon can't.eomt , : mites'—
Towanda. Feb., 1R64. L. B. WAGERS 00 . .
. .
A Fils.;E ASSORTMENT OF TOL ,
-.ci s L ZT mous, at .
... McCABE ic BAS'S,'
'A swroN SALT PUT UP IN
large or rtosn Ilnaretlea at - - . ... • -
May CO..
DRIM ) S
I WMS' ItEflr--SPE(MIL NO-
I=
rapalt, ogrx, tut,r4inu;l,
For Modkinal nee,
littanufactorie3.
WORK:A.
IVAJYDA, PENN'A.,
'DENT , STEET,
0124ERAL .Avotn)
To Dcagrn :a
'We otrt r
The above aze Maui the beat
. MILL PICKS made and &ease&
3t. C. 3LEICUII.', Presitiout,
Towrala, July '2, v.v.
ISCMPTIVE c,..NTALOCI V S
rtinEsHEll rtud CLE.4...VERS:,
I=l
00 V CLOOrlil
SiWaited on Pine, oa„gt of Slain
Is now prepared to Partita
CIRCULAR Sllir MILLS
, PiD •
WIND( aW W 1L AND BLINDS,
AND SCZOOL
C. B. PATCH'S.
4198-q*4mll )
.WIEW AND 4 ~
BE,,INEfQSANC
' II4II F -14M1 4VviiiNiia,'PA.
*mono IximaiscriCoaßAzor,,Wiu sg .
:Buzz,. PA.
CTikil and Surplus,. - - $270,000.
. • - ' '
=II
An='RAW= C4l3lfAiT.
• • • Hartford, Conti
Ceti Sias burbigmles Costaxlri
Actually. ere' Imicautz CiputaxY.
YCLIVIC' F/I!Z Iseruswiix,cciuraxT,
tkautunum tam A 36 3L„ii.u.r. Ixamuscr,
.• .. • ; Nyriwgjtdd, Nem
Lamcitrirs Pigs Imanu.scr
i;rir Tux' Uri k*r*.uth (Undriarr.
, . AatJ,513,000,040.
POLICIZX wrilli•n and tcalarandjnatt4 - tale pub it
Tani 0/FIOE. •
Office In tint . btock bukla IVarl Itonse, llp tun.
T. B. claw, Sgeof,
Jci .5, 1870
FAZE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENTAL
" - - INall/WM -
1:4117AL IMICIDIENIZD, °tin
SErE.VT:L'Ex MILLION DOLLIES
. C. S, RUSSELL, Ayr,,,/ -
For tliefothming-nomiel IllwLk Confraniq
• -
Grim) rxxx a Ruirse Ix:muses Cu-A
Capital ,
and surplusmser, ' '
UOSiC baltAY•a:COall'ANY, - 1
XeW I'cr(•.
Cap t 4 culd.surigns over
Isonnurcz. Co. or ::maze dr.x.7..x. ca. •
Capital au - .4 surplus over
usxnAnir.ur biAtaLt - scr. culmary.
Csiktal aid staryliis oxer
Cosrp.s:cy.
Pak:Mph -
Capital arnl , !eirpitt.g over
AUCTIC
tsrA,
Capital aulliarplita aver,.
PVTNA3I hasIALANCi".
Ilartfoil4 et.rr.
Ca'ail sind hurii!wiCiler .....
*GII 4 .IL -Lzy Irrotivarer. Conrevr.
New n.rk. 1
Capital old runfilLs nye:
.TravvaaJoca: /swum Nor: COILEANT.
IlartArd, 01./1. )
Capital and Etaphis over
.
. Rh** token on eel kinds if Property., a a I..ivr
ea by auy Mbar reliable Cutupatuee..
rolleie* hawed and LOSSCI.. tf any, adjn.t4 St
this Agency, tber•by racing Lim trnubb. and elpttaa
. Of going elaewbcra ksr re-Uteri - lent.
*9_ °Mee at tbeltatAware Store of eodlint: Rule
sell k Co. I'. tl. ItChSFLL
Towanda. Feb. 7, 1E64-3'4
NATIONAL LOT, MST:RANCE
co. or•
CAVE/ Clerr 4r, f I,t.Klo,olA—pan,
Cluttered by Congremii, IY6B,
eLABENcE H. CLALK. 111.Y.1eut
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Ex. r.;,,
lELNEY D. COOKE. five I . Frest.lc4t
EVERSON NV. PEET, Keeretary apd Actaary.
7114 aci.auta4es of ti. National Lire
ltin a National Cone any, sharttlTtl by t
2.. It had a paid up capital cf tine
3. It offers lew rates of premiss:la ;
4. It furnishes larger insurares :Env "tiler ( tt.
patties, for the same money •
5. It in definite and eertain - ;.
6. There is no possibility of nnersp.^....‘ est.t...a I t.
se,ents, or ruottntioretantling by - p:te
7. The policies are plain contract., se , nan.:4 tap,
ranee for no much Rum*. :
policies are non.fteeiting ;
9. The policies are exctupitbox. ailuinoetn.
E. W. CLABK
cirmeral Agepts
Lyssr.T_L.
EN=
Agenta fnioyranita ar.J,
Jan. 9, 1889.
CIONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE
JICSITIIANCE ;
OF HARTFORD. CUSS
NiaLßEam,
ASSETS {June I. over :25
•o•T
CV-RI:ENT DINTI/15D Fitull Tu to PEI: ( EN
T.tal ClitiDut by Den.th pLa uler
TOTAL DiTuozort PAID To LAIL, uvEll St;,(KyOuou.
A 1'17141;;LY MUTUAL ci).111',.-1N)
All its stuTlus ts tsp. tality lot anion; the P. ,
is r liolitero in
A .NN UAL DIVIDENDS,
V.13.4:11 1112 y IX.• apliiied 411 Tei.llction d Pre111:1 , 1 . 1.., or
may bu itt'eunotlabsi at inttr;iat for the %-eurt of
Assorted, or may be 1,1..6: ea by them it. Cub.
Itltty Poth-1 , , 3 27.1 t grat,t,l tes."or
years' Prentharut have been {:e 1 • thus
makiug"
ILL FOLICIES NON-FORFEITIA
It Innues Pollc!es turnzi n:1
DI:S111.1.11I-1 7 . PLANS OF INST'ltAist
Au.,l Lae ad,ipted iu Apt uorklitgli
SPECIAL 'FEATOIES
ommx“, V'ITH Tills COMI.Niii: AM) WYLIE-
El) BY NO (Mint
H. B. SIcKEAN. Agent.
ioyvauda. Pa.. July 22. lsGU—tf
BriADFORD .COUNTY
FIRE - INSURANCE AGENCY
JOIIN W. 111:7.,- aL. Tow.sm,A.
Von RCLIAL)L.C. CO.III,ANU.,
•
Pua.mi
IMIE!
Roue LN:4I:II.L.NC,E COUYANT.
Am ,. He:Wen. Ci+nn.
IMMIZII
E:=M
IMO
Sunni AmErac.t;c. Ftui,
ECM
2i~.we: n
ME
. . , . .
Policies trritt,a arta L 0 3 ,129 a+ljust,,.l at VI i. ?.,;• r•••Y•
Farm prulx.riy riatts takflt at tb.t loweAt rzt,•.. '
RR - °tire In IleccUr'a New 11:ozl:. north bide i'lf. ,
',l:e Square, Towou•Li, kr.,. . JOIIN W. :W.:.
April 1, ISC9. • , . '
THE EQUITABLE - LIFE ASSI.
ILVNtni SOCITZI - S - Agtsuy ft..r kratlfttrui t
C.ISH CAPITAL
tYcarly intion* over - $2.6010:0 rash:
• 110NTANYT. S IVX.1:1 ,
•
in thin
Toyan.lll, dnly Ist:
rrILE INCO3IIN ( 3 ti.TTUA L lc
Isuran,e .tr,e:Yry for Ika.tif6l,l Ceunty..
BM
rApITAL $3.400 (k)a.
Mutual C:10114411. ILL cu,,eltul.,i,mulgt Ell, t k
e u ' MONTANYY WAN , .
\:Towanda, July 25. 11464% _
TANNINer AND HARNESS 3IA K-
J- ixo.—The untlereignett have this dny fon:PA
en-partnership, to be kntesu ...bt tho firm of )1.1611.
k FITLI.EIL for Llezrpove of 'earryinc , n it , ab , s°
brodnemt, name king atid repairmg done to .4 ,
'der, and sal work warranted. Cash r..i..1 fc.r 1..;,1,,
Gruirrs If AGEE.
. EDGAR , S. FIa.T.F.II,
- Ca:uptown. Jan. 28, Dict.s,
__..... ._
pLoIIR, FEED AND 31EAL
..old dip*. at COWFI.r. £ MYEWS._
A LARGE ASSORTMENT 0}
11 Wooden Wlrri. , at cowaz k 11YEn:S.
TOTAL BANG POWDERS Ott
COWELL A:
URUITS OF ALL KINDS AT
.; cuwELL k SLYER S.
OOFFEE, TEA, SUGAR, FISH,
wbulegrale
July L •• - 11cCALE
THAT CELEBRATED SELF IU
in rmr, at - C. R. rATcrrs.
Ar • _ .
PROF. 11013SFOIM'S BREAD
PrePaiiition, C. 11. PATCH'S.
May W.
CIONCMTTRATED IJYI AND
'‘...JPotash, at G B. PATCH'S.
enal
Albany: A . Y.
,Vois Vert:
LaPeg "try, jsi_
.1.170 OrJ9
t. 3 - 01) I )
V. p,(14
MO
OEM
• , •• %ha
47, 4,11111
EOM
lEE==
i1.t... . 0
Nor Forl..
.. ... t77.< t.i
r
"New ror . i4
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