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4ri
'Fa' flip Bircrisbm)
Norway Oats.
MESSRS. Enrron-Sirs: I noticed
an article in your columns, lndi.nihe
head "Norway Oitti,"• from. Mr.
Plumnier of Athens; .which te doubt
is au honest statement 'so:far as ho
.' has had eiperienee,„irk ilic*,`•But - it '
is only the written statement of one
altd - I, not.: deem' it: 44;4 to
insert an - article in the lb:es:wax—a
paper having $ large a' circulation,
and that in the farming heart - Of the
State—that would have a tendency
to discourage trials of the' sosceiled
(Norways, that might meet with - en
tirely different results with others
having the right seed. 'Mr. P. says
he purchased his seed of Jones Sz.
Clark, 1). Rir aindes agents..He
doubt thinks that, the genuine'.
seed, because it came frbta headquarL
tors ; says ho saw ;,no difference •in
the seed, growth, , „formation, straw;
color, dc., between them and his con
:non oats. grown in the mine field. •
Now,he,either must, hare had very
weak eye's, or been terribly humbug
ged, the same as a great many of the
farmers of Bradford ; for some from
the same source received nothing - but
the old common black oats, and they
terribly adulterated-with thistle and
other obnoxious Weeds. If Mr. P.
has been bamboozled, he is not the•
first, and ought not to publish it to
distmtrage improveinent among the
farmers of Bradford. For if there is
any virtue in the Norway Oats, let
the people of this county have the
benefit of it. We want the best oats,
r.s well as the best of all grain, grow
ing in our fields. Let the way bs left
open for . iniproveinent- r put up no
bars for hindrance—get out of that
old rut-that , lnts worn so deep in the
minds of toany : no change, no im
provement. Now, - Sir, there is an
oat bearing that name, that. is far su
perior to our common oat in looks,
weight, thinness of Busk, shell of
- straw, and in growth of straw, better
by fai for thiscouutry, coming from
a cold and rigid climate to one more
mild; the yield per acre being far
greater, producing from 100 to 150
bushels weighing 48 pounds per
„stricken bushel. I think I can fur
nish Mr. Plummer some in which he
nury see a very great difference' from
his common oats—or any other farni
er wishing the genuine Norway Oat
--at *5,00 per 50 pounds, being some
difference in the price that he paid,
mid grown in this county, coming di
rect from D. W. 'Ramsdell two years
ago. F.,. M. ANot.r.
HEM:lei:, Jan. 31, 1570.
Random Thoughts
No' farmer should build a house or
make any other improvement, without
ascertaining bciforehaud the probable
eost of the same. The preliminary
expense of everything is essential to
all agricultural thrift. and he who
neglects it will he aptto discover his
-rror after it is too late.
Ten bushels of boiled potatoes,
, cashed and Mixed with three bushels
of finely ground corn meal, will make
as much pork as double the quantity
fitd in a raw state.
One or two applications of butter
destroy lice on cattle, and
i s a sa f e rem,••h• to drive off the ver-
ME!
In feeding, potatoes and turnips to
rattle they will sometimes get a pota
to or turnip lodged in the passage to
the stomach, in which case a cdrnmon
' flexible wagon-whip pushed gently
down the throat, will remove the ob
ject and give instant relief.
The most speedy method of making
eider into Vinegar is to not fill the
easks more than half full, and with
bung left ont, which will expose the
largest surface to the air, and olse
e;tcutiy will become vinegar much
sooner than if the barrel be filled up.
The farmer in the manufacture and
rare of his manure heap, should al
ways keep in view that what in
preparation should not be allowed to
loose strength by too rapid fermenta
r tion bare its soluble parts unnee
;•ssiuify washeh awsy.and lost.
The best feed for horses affected
with the heaves, is such as is nutri
tious and succulent, and should be
condensed into as small a compass
possible. Dry and dusty hay is
injurious, and makes the animal weeze
'distrez.singly. Moistened ground feed.
potatoes, carrots and rutty bagas.an
the best feed for animals having this
disease, and if the water to drink
would be given to the horse out of a
case with slacked lime at the bottom
and stirred occe_sionally, it would
maternity lessen the difficulty of
. .tireathiug. Persons owning horseF
of licted- with the heaves, and neglect
ing
tO feed and treat them properly.
should be visited by Mr. Bergh or
some other member of that humane
society and admonished that it is
contrary to law to; oppress the pool
dmitb brutes.
Among the best of remedies to cur(
...ire teats of cows is to smear the teats
with syrup molasses before milking
It is cleaner and pleasanter than
some other greasy remedies.
A simple and very effectual remedy
for sore bdek in horses is a plaster
made of the yolk of tut egg and a tea
spoonful of 'turpentine.--Journal of
the Farm.
PAINT IN CITE' TOOL 110011.—Pai . n .
pots and brushes are among the anoo
investments upon the farm. The'
are suggestive of carefulness an('
thrift. The essential materials in e.
good paint aro linseed oil and white
lead. Coloring matter is obeap, and
..ut much of it is needed to give an ,
.lesired shade. Not much skill is re
ccuired in themixing, and any farnlei
can soon learn to paint his own build
ings, tools, vehicles and.fences. Tool*
last much_ longer if their woodworl.
is kept well painted ()roiled. Linsec'
41. well bottled, withdut the lead
makes. an excellent protection fo•
axle helves, and the handles _of al'
tools that-are much exposed to the
weather.. Cheap paints are Usual] ,
pour investments, except for specific
purposes.—Car. Fa r 11191%
• - i
'Vrll..The A nieriear,
ter. in Spell ing of the profits of butter
making, mentions a farm in westri
New York, of lit? acres, from %Adel
icatnumliv sold butter to the amoun'
over - $290 . 5. There are thirty cow
kept on•the farm ; and the, milk iF
burned by dog power. Besides this
tlielartu produced last year, 1,159
bushels of : wheat 1900 bushels V
sound corn, besides a large crop or
hay, fire acres of sweet corn gam ,
in drills.for fodder, potatoes, oats, etc.
A GOOD CUTO - .—An :Alderney cow l e
longing to Mr. Turner, of Northfia'4l
Farms, Mass., has been kept on an
ordinary pasture, mulled with a small
liteSS of grove corn . fodder- and two
quarts of wheat bran, In .thirty-on!
days, be4repti the 1911 i - of t and
the 20* At Septeliabti, frotu
_, ilk
Of this cow, sixty-five pounds of first
qnslity Inittpryroro
CBS
:
EME
- }24tritAMWAT. -
'l3OO MILES UNDER 800 3 ILEt3 wrruovr
auxuttworr. - • cmtzaz oi cosszu*
BROAD GUAGE—DOUBLE TRACK-..
POI •
CLEVELAND. TOLEDO. DETROIT. ClibLOQ:
MILWAUKEE. ST. PAUL.
And All points West and NorttsresL:i - '
umnia,A, ausoit. •
DAYTON. CINCINNATI. IMDLUSANCR.Th.
LOUISVILLE, Sr 10VDS:;',.
And all points Baia and
Kist A.n DintonD Caw= A$S it 7j SilaoCtta
IrrniorT CHANTM To B0=1:11r/i26 ,BttrALl7o-
MUM CLETTIA*II , AND CUCCEItItin; , : " .
i • the recess: which has dips, far attend !
i
ON and a ft er - touchy. Norlier 14 iSei ' trains-i0 !ea their new enterpitise, desire to make
hare Wavady at ahotat the Yoliewiuglitta*vis t !
. , . .
, . GOING •ISI2IT. ' '', 7-' ' : ' aoknowledginent . fa r the Very liberal.
_ . -
stun san., NIG= EtPßEAS4itendayseseepted)tor " . . .
Rochester. Buffalo, Dunkirk. Cleveland 'and CM. .
patrouanv the have received; bYgi*-
- ciunati , ionnecting with the Lake Shore, Idichhous , . . o y
Southern. and Grand Trunk Sanwa a attluttslo. -, t
• .
Dunkirk and Cleveland for the West; also - at Clirsv. ino• heir-customers the. advantage of
0 land With MeV. C. C:k Ino. Rahwarfor Indian. ,
_spells; and at Cincinnati with the Louisville Short ' •
• • their years' experience, Wetlier with
Line Railway, and th e Ohlo 1k tlissasippl Railw • ay -, - J .. , _ , , ,
„ a , , ;,,. , ,
Mr the South awl Southwest ; also with connect- i," - • 5 - , • ---- ... =- ~ ~, .- , -•-. •- -
lug lines et principal retittimis on main line. • ' ' i the benefit- of their greatly increased.
Silt a.m.—NIGHT EXPRESS. daily. for Rochester. . _., . _ .
Llultato, 'Dunkirk. Cleveland and Cincinnati. tusk- - • for -..,.. '.. -
I
lag direct connection with' trains of the Grind fa cil i t i es doing b usine s s. • . .
Munk and Lake Shore Railway' at BuChlo, Dun -1..... •. ~ .
kirk and Cleveland for all points West; and at Cin. I.• t : 'lt . e v ii e - p .. tan
e " standy on band a
cinuati with the Milo and linalasippl "and Louis- i
vine Short Line Railways for the Southend South.
' west ; also with all conw•cting trains '
at princlpiil
steions.on main line. •• - .
_.
Sat a . m.—MAIL TP....sEq, Sundays excerp t e d, for
Buffalo and - Dunkirk. 0
t:O9 pa . ELDIRA. ACCOMMODATION. - Sundays
_._ .
excepted.
6:17 p. M.' DAY tantErs.4, Bandays excepted. -fur
Rochester, Buffalo, Duntirk. Cleveland;Cincinna.
Band the South. - Stops at prinCipaladations and
connecting points on main tine. - •
New and improveu Drawing Room Catioltesicrom
pany this train from Now York to Mittel°, '.and
Sleeping Coaches am attached at Horriellaville;run
ning thro' to Cienveland Old Galion without mange.
10:93 p.m.—EX. 21,6 LT.. Sandaya excepted. for Buf
falo. Dunkirk and Clevela'nd, cormectnig withtmins
fur the West.
A Sleeping Coach is attached to this train running
through to Buffalo.
7:25 a.m.—WAY 'FREIGHT. Sundays excepted.
3:30 p.M.,--EMIGRANT T tIN, daily for the West.
GOING LAST.
2:20 a.m.—NIGHT EXPRESS, Sundays excepted.
connecting at New York with afternoon trains and
steamers for Boston and New Englimd cities.
Sleeping Coaches accompany this train from Buffa
lo to NearYnik.
5:59 a.m.—CINCINNATI EXPRESS. Mondays ex
ceptod. connecting et Jersey City with - afternoon
and evening trains of New Jersey Railroad for
Philadelphia, net:more. and Washrtigtou: andat
Nevi York with strainers and afternoon Express
trains for New England Cities. Also stops at prin
t drat stations and connecting points on main line.
Sleeping Coaches accompany this train to New York
9:39 a.ru.—BI2IGITAMToN • A.CCGIIMODATION.
Sundays excepted.
12:63 p.m.—DAY EXPRESS SandaNsexcepted. con
necting at Middletown fur Unionville. mid at Jer
sey City with midnight expreas train or New Jet ,
+ , es Railroad for Philadelphia.
New and improved Drawing-Room coaches zweem.
' pony this train from Buffalo to New York.
le :45 p.m.—ACCOMMODATION con
necting at Owego for Ithaca.
6:38 p.m.—N.Y. MAIL Sundays excepted.
9:09 p.m.—LIGHTNING EXPRESS. daily. c:mit,..-t
-ing at Paterson for Newark : at Jersey City with
Morning Express Train of New Jersey Railroad for
, Baltimore and Washington : and at New Yoil with
Morning impress train for Boston and New England
cities. Also stops at all principil lit.llollB' and.con
fleeting points on mein line.
Sleeping Coaches accompany this train through to
New York.
5:05 p.m.—WAY FREIGHT. Sundays excepted.
BAGGAGE CHEERED THRCU6II.
t. , )- revised and complete "Pocket Time Talila"
of Passenger Trains on the Erie Railway and eon
mrting lines, has rreently h.i•n published. and can
be procured on application to lir Ticket Averit if
the rompsny.
1.. D. RUCKER.
Rupt
_ r
pA.fi N.Y. CANAL MIL CO.-
.II:f.ANGFMENT (IF I'.I3q:NGET: TP.
Leave Towanda at 7,n() am.. 1 . 1A.P and 6
Returning. leave Waverly at b:4O a.m and la:15
7:05 p.e
Lest, Tutt.m.p.ta 0 nkl +Lin.
Arrhe TusiLlianni•ck i 11::•3 -
. - rittstuu ........ ..... 1:15 pm
Wilknu•ltarri• - 1:45 -
- 3.4auch Chunk 4•21 i -
.
• • Alh•unitru 3:45 ••
lk•thitittra ' 604 ••
- Eneton ":30 "
•• Phi:minipill, '• n:2.5 • •
• • N.-,,t 1 . ...•rk
Dine et PittPton.
Leave New iorlt 6:7A
Philadelphit 7:0 "
Eaitton.. 10:04 "
..10:00
• • Allet:lnto 10.45 "
Mauch Chutti: 1'2:04 ie.
Iluven 1:n p.ta
• l'AL.to:i 3:14
• Tuttlatannuel; 41.1 "
Arrivu TtAvaaiLa ..
Dine at White na,Ven.
P.1...5,ug..-rt, for liarrr.lorrg and ritt.lFir,l ill
cant eC leutown. 1.m.• time for 4-11 pp,.
tole thy Titrou!.:ll Fast Expre,, ,vith .c.l,eping car ,
.t :40 -on.. o‘t.r.•n.z.'
I)PatIES FOE 1870
PAPER , 1 / 4 ENVELOPES
NEW YORE PAPERS
seam )T. ROOKS
PENA, 12.7 F., 311:-.1C. S 1 ATI(.!. ItY AND
BLANK 800 KS
YANKEE NOTIONS
B!!!EliNZEMI!S!
THE NEW AND IMPROVED
F. 4 JUL 111 AVG • MA (....lIINEN,
=I
Also. the following Stale Fairs of 154 R have ay. Ards
est this Machine the tiret premium :
New Fork. Ohio. Pennsylvania, Masosachnsetts, New
ilatureddre. Vermont. Wisconsin, and Indiana.
At the County Fairs of Madison. Onondaga, Oswe
go. Wayne, Orleans. Tompkins. Seneca. Monroe. Ihr.
'timer. Schuyler. Livingston_ end a boat of oth e rs.
Report of the Canunittee on Sewing 7sTacloinex. at
the State Fair held to Rorbeater. fall of 1866 : ...Your
r:onainitteo hare examined the different Sewini . Ma
i:Mee to which their attention win. ..ailed. and would
voornmend a. the boot Family Machine for all work,
Elias Howe'. Sewing Machine. and for the following
-.aeons : of con.truction. :a—Reg
ularity of tension on both upper mad lower thread.,.
3d—Esse of management. 4th--. Great ranee of welt
upon all materials. sth—The perfect attachments to
the Machine for felling. hemming. tueidng. braiding.
milting. binding and cording. and the ease with which
they are applied.. flth—The durability of the Ma.
.hine; it being made of hardened Meet. runt adjusted
'n its bearing.. We mcmunierul a medal."
New kyle Hemmer. Braider. Tucker. Quitter •
Embroiderer. Binder, Feller and lruprovoi Tuck
%Tacker.
It will um: any and every kind of thread, from the
blest to the coarsest. with a much simper needle
than other machine. Tin sum and examine one be
'ore you pit rehaf.e. Prio from.f. tlf) to s2oo and every
'hine warranted. The real value of our Itatirtfae.
turinn Machines forTallom foot Shoe;llarness and
arriatte Makers. is too well t clown to require emu.
lier,t. Don't fail to call and Are them.
a 20 1 St-tvt. N.V.
For mie. by r'0;OlING. lITSSSEI.L k CO.. General
%gent., Ttiwand.a.ka
GREEN HOUSES,
I havo rerolved a lave,: and full saacitturnt of
11011TALLF-4.. r the Dr..,1 Flowers of EverlasUng.
- 4 o most beant!fill vari,ty of colors. I ara now
prepared to tarnish. or parties, irtghilrian. or tuner
tl OCCAAJOTIS. on Abort none.-- Wreaths. erns:sea.
tnchora, hand and basket Loquet4. Also the same
.e:th natural dowerf.. I have also a few Importcd
Wreaths or Crown... fonn,l of Trununiallcg
No. 1, Dino inch, liu diaxerto.r. . $1 :4
. .No. 2. teu
All ordcr. will ee c ,iv e IT ( 7.4 . 0 attcuiieu, and
reasonable.-
Nec.li, 1S 4Z. HARRY NI CX.
•
PREPARE FOR WINTER '
AV PAPPAINO YOUR ROO)Ni
NO NMI OF rhINO OEM NrAVSpArirs,s. AZY
Km money by selling you: old igirn.rt. cul baying
some of that beautiN.
cydikrava ,C.ithriS•
lie has ittA tuar4,l
prcputrectt° sell Walt Paper of every 'dean-II:Vol:1,
at het cheaper than tt olSered
rorkr.
Wll. 11. LIAIIT
Pane r Ag't
Comm..: 1.. mi.: Sept. 13. Is
=I
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.1011 N P. WX.
SutxnuteudeL
Books and Statonery.
rl.'TrlttS
Serving N:lcllke3.
HOWE
=!!
SHEPARD k General Aeents
Wmcollaneons.
TOWANUA. PENN'
31013 E.
-.)
WiIITSAI,E GB
L' . 77 431 P -
PROIIBION noun • -
:.yt~?:r3f:~~=
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ka,
4- . ;s
113 31Aza STIZLT,
El
The undersigned, eneoupqm!,.
very large and: complete assortment
of,eyerythi% in theirjine, ;: and are
daily receiving such additions to their
stock as the wants of their trade re-.
fitllreS
They have non• in store, Sugar, Sy
rup, Molasses, coffee, Rice, Tobacco,
Fish, Salt, Cheese, 'Fruits, Crackers,
Candy, Matches, Brooms, Wrapping
Paper and Twine, - From.Sacks, Seeds,
and a great • variety of other 'goods,
winch have been recently bought at
thJ , lowet point in the market, and
are .Offered 'n,t, wholesale, at rage to
correspond
They desire to call 'especial atten
tija to their large stock of Fine Teas,
which they are selling at New York
Jabbing prices, —guaranteeing the
quality in all c::ses
Have also on hand a good amort-
went of Flora•, 1, 3 0rk, and Kerosene
Thee• still continue to have the ben-
Olt of a resizient Partner •iu ..New
York, who is .conr,tently in the mar•
het. and prepared to turn to our ad
vantage any favoralee changes in the
_price Of goods.
FOX, hTLVENS, ; :tII:IIO.IIt „t CO
3fity 12, 1868.
pATTEESON & KINNEY,
(htlrevS.Orfi lei TllO3l.Va J. Jo:.
GERM
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Fitrah,
NO. 2. I'ATTON'S BLOCK
YOWINDA, PENN'A
piln•Lustil tits et.tac stock rt
t7RWARIES m PRdrisroxS.:.-
T. J. JONES. and ha,nag toldett largely therntoby
re,ent purchases. they nth., pleashre In announcing
the pahhe that they are prepanal to sell anything
eve.-ything in the
€.ltOttilY AND 1•11'.11"LiION LINE
MEM
KCOAIIS,
TEAS,
COFFi;ES,
FISH
FLOCIZ,
FLED
COHN 31E117,,
KEROSENE,
WOODE”'N AND WILLOW WARE,
. z,... ::
>4
STONE WARE, &(.,
euelli a• tie.. cheapest. We guar:tie:eel perfect vat
t. , IVJ 1/13!' 113 with a call.
For, cut - \ml pitoDa.E.
=1
I=
pEOPLE'S
.;I:OCLRY .V.D PROVISION STORE,
=I
A t•• - .v completc Klock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
h will be a old at the Nracet tremble price,
CODFISH,
3LICKEREI,,
HERIUNO,
PORK,
MUTTON,
HAM,
FLUIT OF ALL DESORIPTIONS,
MODERN STONE WARE,
YANKEE
.NOTIONS,
FLOUR, FEW, NEAL, GRAIN, &c
Pri11:1 Oil yorr product, xhleL iro pay cash for
DAII.IY3LEN,
A constant supply ill Ashton Salt, all atzed Churns,
Butter Firkins. Tuba, 3c.
!'lease .all and look through our c.to,k. and 'to will
do our beat to please you. W.. 1. ItOCEWELL.
Towanda, April 18(1.9.
THE' MOST ; t! 0 tilrfrii lENT
place in town to get
GsOOID MEAL
let tt the
EATING HOUSE,
Too loors oouth of the. National Bank
t,. U. AISOItDII 41 purehaeol We above well
known efitabilehineut; is.nout prtrpaied I , ),:critit upon
all Who may fivor him with n ea/l. ' • .
He ale,' kteps a full ituritly of .• .
. .
. ..
FAMILY QUOCERIES,
thp.ell cheap.
Yananda May 2e. 1809y:-,
•
AWNis ri " Fit IT L
'iduils at t•. 11. PATCH*R.
mi.: Yr.,
# 111 441r0 6 4 11 04
tOrkvia lpelLi
rimirit4e4
„ - .. . .
~. ..4: - ' ,• ': ; , "F -v-1. - ci*. - 1: 4,7 , 5. - .: , 41.::. , 1.7..F' 1 1 ..Ti;' - . • , .1, - ;,..i .
7 r
. 4 it '' ''.4.
'Tolld~Dj: !'l.
El
- • , - : L ., ' • ~,
Mild; / have perchesedfor Cuff, eteNleet imildeet
r 11r ••• • " z:+l -
11 . 1 4 1 ai magic attrootts.costoill
ettioirtiem ittott*terttitisoistabtlosoptolr
of • .. rat .7' .7
Cp}TEES, kr(iARS,-
= ,•• 7, ,
sTAR 9 I ' ~ ,,J, J
,T 4 Trih-OP*T4N.Lc• • -;
..**o . i.i...t"A)' int'ai,':l)6:.
1 keep ontatUitly on hand, P9ltE,ll.A.lo.lAMi)owd_
all kinds .of FlBll. Would mil tknillentiou of the
pUblic to our Cial Be Beat
STOCK . OF TOBA:cO4S;
-ID quality or pile& Joni Mier* CektiesteA Ls4lll
din N i Cw Yor Chemicil mid Brown taai
Pleisi , call and CiXaillitle our stela of
Large . fteeertment of VANXpe'ttoll93B: TOILYIT
- 89&1% ke., &e. I will pay the - Waist cialipriqsfiv
Farmers, Fire cora call 'before selling . elsewhere. ;
'
C. B. I'A.TCIf.
persoto. in4Ltetl to the late firm willplearecall
LOT/LING ! CLOTHINGA
CLOTHING F
,4.
A you waut to truy good - fan and Winter
. - CLO THING ,
and at unheard et •
LOW PRICES ?
Go steam to
ROSENSURG 'it ' WOLFF'S,
at the Clothing Regulator,
/33 _Vain SI., Pallon'!T Nock.
. .
Towanda, Noe. -17. IPo.—tj
FLOUR, S VGA 11, TEA lE . ( JAFFEE, IF. FP. C . .
and mate burawliatt iispuent,
C. B. Pint!
Tow4nds, March. 141867;
y • .
I.a. • . AND K.
CORNER MAIN AND BRIM? SIMIXIS.
TowANDA. PA•I
Deaden itt all kinds eL
GROCERIES,
Feed and Meal,
WOOD, WILLOW and ATONE
WARE
We would ma special attuntto4 to air stock of
I%li:eh:v.! WARIUNT to glie entist►ctiov in
CASH pcud jiwile-irogr Country
M. : J. G. L. REELER
Taparawl. MftelllZOTl.i. , Sago. Pearl Barley
and 11.nniny. Oakley's% T aylor's and Ford's
Family Soaps. Holinan'a. Talmadg..,
and Royal Baking Powder.
"Burnett's " Stan.
dard Extraeti;
Meier's-
Pori= nape.
emelt Gelatine. _
The Gem " Fruit Jar.
Baker's Cl:coma:de. Eden's and Brinna. .
Thee "'errata. Lemon and Extra Soda Crackers.
Granei " Wafer, Milk. Bolden, Egg and Witter •
•
Crackers.
Towanda. June V. 1549
McCABE & MIX
RECEIVING NEW GROCERIES
SYRUPS,
MOLASSES,*
Splendid psportm r t ! Wholehnle and IttiAL L
Prod' and f m quality of Cliucetio4 a. eau bt bon; ht
PRICES RANGE LOW FOR
NATIONAL FIRE WORKS!
Country Merchants will de well to call. Our prim
ehril be. "with the relumable," eatisfactos7.
Y. :i. Kcixtv,
Gnats shoan with pleasure. We shill, pay 6trid
attention to all parts of one teal!.
IirROLES.ALE AND RETAIL.
Accept our thanks for past flavors
Towanda. June 14, 1889
LOOK MERE!
COWELL MYER,
At the old Mind of Coram, are now
receiving a large and well selected dock-of '
GROCERIES Alai ritorisioNs.
Which they offer to cash buyers at prices that defy
Cash paid for all kinds Farmers• Produce. •
April 21. 1869—tf.
GLORIOUS NEWS?
GRE,I7' .13IERIC'.4N TEA STORE
RED, WHITE' 411 CD BLUE STORE
oatoplee or•Tets on's.: AWAY Y/LEELY. to Whit,
the people that tbla to the place to Imre money.
PLIeL4 LOW AA THE GREAT AMMUCAN TEA
COMP t 2, OF NEC' rORE.
}'rash Ground Coffee raceived,dallitratn NOW Yo*,
or ground to order. Mao whole Cofl,e. CUM and
roasted. all style*, whole awl ground apices, Dried
Fruits, ire., at equally low pilots: ' •
The subscriber begs leave to return his think. for
the very liberal patronage extended to lain whUein
the Grocery business in this place, and respectfully
solicits a trial list& new enterprise, 'The Inughteas
will be courincted strictlyou the
SO you Will not hire to pay vitra.lartoesto =4 no
for the loxaea of a crOlt.bustli:t4.,
if yew can't; spare thief' testify to: pay for a poitid.
buy an snare' and payfor it:'• fle itispenlent--tfteri
yon will be worthy to walk anarrthe ‘"
Aud buy your Gouda . :cheap - . t:e - iiariaesiitic.4 tLa
Red. White oudhluutdore. new Eklek,Wrbiguttred3.
July 1 , IMO. DuAlmAudgßa gnivAY.
A LL KINDS ; AND
ttifieutr'" i°l s, 944 -1 1/ er g. g.:l
DR I ED FRUITS Oi A
ALIINPS
1-/ McflA RR kiMIX.
EMI
BR'son Laniia Invisw, lot
WOODE,N WMig.
COUNTRY PRODUCE
TISIONB,
PLO.CII,
•.. . .
QuAtive AND puck.
l'rocivo
KEELEtta
DAILY!
MEM
All MIAs of
Wholer.nle and RetaiL
CALL AND SEE US
CAST! PAID ion COUNTRY iltobrcE,
Tea. and Ceiba.
TEAS GIVEN AWAY
EXEM
No. 1 Gluirrrn & Parrot's Naar BLOM
BRIDGE STREET. TOWANDA. PA..
At Um alp of the f;
AMERICAN °FLAG!!
And the
CASH. SYSTEM !
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Into I'de
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dad tee ell the **kik' ittiteo me rota; -'.
' • • -'••••--i-i , • - :-.14...,, ,, , ,
'We anti at mkt treistestabUehttenit.- , Wti itie Pie'
limiter attenticei le Yeeth'sNalte Old= ' • -,-, 74 , : ''
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eHILDREN,ff cionusu:
ii.44,almaritaie.ovwa wk)dcwiki:
ME
CLOTHS AND fASSiMiIMS,
!twill, eats to $3.00 per put 101 l :
Best Stock of flats
.Kept mile& `comearid !Dole; and for
ti \; th e TaiduOsoevitr
. Ith sinpie, of .„._an4ptpaeda take -urea.
IWB. ‘Awvttson;gANN
68 Broet.w, 100,717.,f
• - Feb; so,llsl.
Fine lieu tho Gurutentr triade . (Or Y4l. tglore,
In the splendid roonn, of the popular Ono Price
Newest and choicest. rich and ran,
Elegant Clothing for men and bay.' error. ...
Fall in, gentlemen. fan In an.
After the elotbes.at the popular One Pet* Store.
Look and And no clothes at all tBtore.
Atte the splendid Clothingat the popular One Peke
Clothing - In semarn, atl marked down'
Loner than Anywhere else to town ;
°Yawata, both, fur bs,37Cand men.
Try them once and you'll coma amMu.
Hussy along. for the people pub
, Into our doors with a hem , rash,
Sobby and nice stelae garments - all,
Orval is the Mock, at the popular One Price Store,
. ,
COICTiIiVAL RECEPTION
INCREASING .ENTUUSIAti3I
stiocsucoLt LOW 'ticEs:
t• IIL 4.04 A
I=
GLOVES AND MITTENS.
Nikt.K.'WEAJZ,
FINE DRESS SHIRTS,
AM AND CAPS,
my stock is complete. Every lot marked in plain
and no dertstion. all treated alike.. Every
garment guaranteedlo tarn out as represented.
Call and look at one goods and prices. Bare mon.
ey and time.
SMOVDT I Nt) RtilakSLlCO
at the popular Oae Frlee Store of
, ALEX. EOLOAIO.N,
123 Main *Wet
Owoxite Coddlug, Ensßell *To%
22. 1869.
aw7Tbe highest cash price paid for Wool. Hides,
and Pelts.
N EW SPRING AND SUMMER
Gcx)Ds!
i.. W. EDDY,
Would annount* to the citizens of Towanda, and the
public generally. that he has In I 'nom and daily re.
ageing new and
Itt; S:H •Ci•.OOD .~l,
In hie Hue, suitable to the wants of the people. Which
be will sell for Omniley at former
GOLD PRICES!
Cons/sting as usual of good, well and SWAMI' rdade
CLOTHING.
tl,o Shoddy ot shy kind) cosuldlng of
BUSINESS SUITS,
ill grades.
COATS, VESTS A'D PANTS,
all .Wool,
DRESS COATS, PANTS &VESTS,
L 1121311 Coats. Duaters and Pants.
Overalls and Overshirts; Linen and Paper Dollars.
Linen. Cumin:taro. and ilanuel Shirts. Neck Ties, Sus
ponders. Gloves. Canes. _Leather Bags. Spring Styli
811 k Soft and Straw Eats. All flriMelam.r. Remem
ber that good Goods are cheaper at a fair price than
pomgooila ma any, mica Wand ambito my groOd
before buying. One door acreth oraiminwidrallard;
nitro Store.-
- -
Towanda, E or.IS, it. IV. EDDY.
'Tkirea 'or' FA:W[ON
". IER ; 6 - )ltt NE; : GOODS!
•
. ,
An entire new stock of .Clotblutr. bougtzt ea dinar IP
berate the scan, to be told tith•
SMALL PROFITS !
The undersigned would respectfully aunoi ln'o r to
the citizens et Towanda andeteinity that he is now
t;eady to offer them Clothing: such as
FINE BEAVER OVERCOATS,
PlUThi.
Aleo the
Fiir is Dims Am, .Bvsnwsli Sung,
HATS AND, -APS,
. .
rerntahlng Oondsain., and that these ged. betiht:
at very lowdorm. en) be sold with , very mill; pre:
itta. 'I intend to hiddittah pennanenttisde to • him
'pith% and-Itt Order to gain the eonfidebot of
etre, will deal on a liana of .: • - • - •
IioNESTY.AND:INTEGRITYr.,
And all pea will be warranted for what they are
repteaentedan . ba... CorwriusilEximosie,amteonvinte
yourself. Diet Omit the plieci..-Tetitpb, ,
appoilte the 1100 ks 49aal. iiptiOyit2d' of Deldie.mori!
pock. 'AL .14C0811;' , . -
„
Azuabit.ftgiid mem
k6.:I3F,ST TiiIIIT tAliB l l* USK
1.117-1 - WOW' .B..rz
iitHE latfirvittrr •
beet In nor, what/4,11a anii
.141 l;• 1. Itri'AßE dr ma
jklov
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46 50;t p . M1 1 4144
- 415,7 • eiicr
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44,pPj.:#4,1q1N*5,thals FirAfir :140!*
,J3llllllll4kallidat.C. ,
tigratitilligrleg,N , SUCtiat
:WILISIT.'MVERB,IVIELTONS,
t moss; cAncittliZtViltt
• -
&TEX - kr*
~- 1 Y.0.4 !Flicat, , .. gidi . ,
EU=
%Veda, Youths; - 'Boys' Clolling,
IMEIREME
A Mt Um of
FIJRNL'SILIN G ODS,
- 7 ; IIWV:tr..OLOVES,atiII 3111LTE.Na.
ET.A.ers CAPS
LINEN thiDPAPEII
CMS. SUSPEND,EIIti. HANDKIWUIEFA, kc. kc.
largo atocittit '
clam% lIISTLYGS, TRLIIMINGS. 40.
Warranted u represented. Call and 61.
•lIMISIO one idea before purchasing. Remember the
place 96 Mans strert, ono door north of Chamberlin's
Jewelry Store. ~ •
....KLUX TAILOR. • C. •002 X.
Towanda. Dec. S. 186 P.
HURRAH! HURRAH !
GREAT BEOLTCTIO*ft4 PRICES OF
UIik'MADE'CL'OTHING,
M. E. ROSENFIELD'B,
I am now offering to the public a huge and uhotee
stock of • 1
WINTER GOO-Ds,
BEAVER,
CHINCHII,LA;
017MCOATI'S
- .
FOR MEN AND BOYS WEAR,
Wllkit vUI bt sold 25 . leper et , nt. less Mau former
prices at M. E. BOSLISTIELLOB.' Also a' large in
volsx of .s
UNDERSHIRTS .I:iD DIIAVVERS
linteattio - yen keetbair cect - Ur mike - room for
Sitting Stock. Now is your time to buy a- Snit
cheap. %COI and convince. ychneelfiliet M. E. RO
SENFIELD elDrs 'Great 'Bargains in the line of
Clothing and •
GENT'S FUitNiSHINii 601)D3..
Call buroro purchasing elsewhenr.
'll. E. 1163EKEILIM
Tawanda,Jan. 25.111713.
Tobacco and Cigars.
GEORGE V. 'MYER,
!facing purchased we
TOBAcCO AND CIGAR STORE,
One door south of the First National. Bank, is now
selling everything in hie line, wholesale and retail
lie keeps constantly on bent: a complete stock of
CHOICE CIGARS,
?INE CUT. PLI7G, AND SMOKING TOBACCO,
Pul up in all b tylen. The bed qualities of
BROWN. SLICK. .1.3 a) SnOTCii ssurrl4.
FANCY
TOBACCO BO X ES and POUCHES,
And all goods usually kept in a ifrat•cdnr
CIGAR STORE?
• beaten' will do well tO all ind examine Ids It*
and *ell selected stock. • •
Toutsda. April 29. /eta
Jewelry.
SULES HUGUENIN,
jE TELLER SILVERSMITH;
:AIERCLTR'S NEM BLOCK,' TOWANDA, PA
Hee just reouived from Saw York a new assortment
ofAire Gobi
LADIES' WATCHES,
AMERICAN WATCHES
of all dosorlpticr, dlao aselected anotimat of
GOLD - CHAINK 'EINE:GOLD
•
a - m.vr-E't ,
eux2S Or ALL =4Es vßom - THE CHEAP
7 4301.0c8ALVEit AND .821;EL irECTADLIIS AND
IrirrrOLASSE* to At alt cues as kopoized
'NNW' PAIWAT .11601:!$01)4TINC. S - PIitTACLILS.
Wilda patent am enabled tevezebange4biaaes at
surname without cal fad
MOCIS, ;li.ATC lll2 eAltp-. II MMATEEPAIUM
; .
Towanda. Dew Ilkiefer
~ wmvpittutror, ,A LVEnips
rlAtUirilitiltß ARE SELL-
A-) tag 17.1 ¶Prr ell Par. •
IRE
ME
'ever offered Ist
(Qppotte Powell /a Coe.)
Consihting of
And DOESKIN
Th . e moot erlebreted brands of
SMOKING -'I,TOBACCO,
in great variety
PAVES
StATell 8.4.14:8
Onidoor north of
SWISS WA rCHES,
EMU
EST - 10 THE BEST
.-'-,, , ,i - ..•'. - -- -... n! -
1- Lit:: -.
- , f , : ,,, 5i,•• • 7,-.' -- , - . T.41.'::":.: . :`i;',W
_-- _ ..rA ...• -
i ' =.• gi. ~: O-. 1. ~..,.
. . Ja• : ' ' tig -i * '
`4
-
.. :, "o. 1 , 1 ma, : • 1. _ .
INIE
killsakta;BROTHERS ' & co.
i f f
. Wish to call the attention the public to their„
stock of i. ;I • . - - . . '- '
. IIAtip_WARE. - 1 - _
________• , - i •
' ;' 'f WARMING litlTLENthitTh; ' • '
. .., BLACKEWITIIV TOOL& - • .
[ ' '_
sud CAltPzarnaur Too*
theort
Also, a large.miest a • • ,
.-window Glow Seth. Paints. Oils. - '
Putty. Varithibes, - and Paint
I.: ' - . sad Varnish Bruthes
Of all kinds, which win be bold for the lowest Cub
price. Also, flee assccitheut of : -
..:- ' , • - -
,ZEIIOIIENE LAIIIPs:
•
Of ovum strie and pattern to atilt the public
- Limns repaired and changed from Oil and Maid to.
%erosone. .
Partkodar attention paid to the manufacturing o
'aikido of • -
• TIN WARE. •
JOIIIMIG PROXPILT ATVIXDI2.,
We have on hand a nue article of
GLOB FRUIT WIC
With hnprtered aclt sctillng curia, and
• . 4 HEHltel i tCAL SEALING CitNei.
Whichts one of the best cans used. . •
June 20. 1865. - '
G O TO S. N. BRONSON'S FOR
HUE HARD MO WING MACHINES
None Letter, and pane for Um same, an important
-announcement.
•
SASH, I)00130 'BLINDS !
No better quality can be found. and At pikes attain
able. Tonle .
STOVES,
IRON AND HARDWARE,
As loneas the tide of the 3 qoarlirt,,t4e., B:e., at
31L'TIMPOL)ITAN HARDWARE STORE,
dune 24.4yi
NEW HARDWARE iND STOVE
STORE AND TIN SHOPS WYAZtMNO !.
- •
-.R. F. SC Z E 11, - •
Has just reMved a full supply of
COAL AND WOOD COOICINGSTOVES, COAL
,1)
=
BASE BUIINERS.he. HORSE SHOES, NAIL RODS,
I 4
APPIo Patron'. kc. .UI edam of Nana and Hous e
Ttizuming Uoods.
REPAIRING AND JOBBING OF .ILL KINDS
of the moat approved styles , : done al abort notia.3
ALI kinds of Cutlery, Reimers, Raisers, Carpenters,
Blackandtlui, -and Wagon Maher& Tools. Glass,
Shovels, Scoops, ikc. Wee we a call, I will seU as
cheap as the cheapest.
WYalealnn. Nov. 3. '139:
Parniture.
L00.K,. HERE!
Ttmr‘f fe now• on ts.h . ll3:Cou at the
Ma»pnoth Fgrniture Store,
IN TOWANDA. PA.
The largest and best stuck oh
FICTIZN.ITITIZE!
To be* round in Nortlicruitunsylvaula, %Odell is be-
lug sold at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES"!
31y stock consists in part of Parlor, Library, Oin
ing,room and. Chamber Bete, -Parlor, Library, Eaten.,
pion. Dining and Whoa Tables: Chairs, Iledsteada,
Bureaus, li:aahntauda, Sofas, Loaugee, Tete-a-tetca,
Wtutt-Nota, Cradles, Cribs,. Sc., ,17. r. A fall line of
Mattawan and Bedding, Pier, Manteland Common
Mirrors, Oval and Bustle Prainee and Brackets. &c.,
8:c. In fact, 0%m-thing
In the .kurniture Line !
Which must b. Et'ell to be appreFiated. and width a - 111
be auld at
L CAW E R PI? I ES ! •
Than the same quality of goods extt pa:chased elm.-
where.
Thankful to the ymbllc for their paid liberal 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 goode
and prices before prirchaaing elacarlaere. No charge
for showing gopda, and
VILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD!
COUNTRY DEALERS eupplied us usual at the low
eat market prima.
I also keep on hand a larga assortment of Beady
Made Conhis. from the must common to the finest
Botewood. 'Also Burial Robes. Crapes. ac..and lam
the sole agent in Bradford county forBhuler A. risk's
METALIC lIVIILki. CASES, CASKETS. 6;C:
A good HEARSE oirayPaii readiness when
Towanda, Dec. In, 180. JAMS 0. FROST
F URNITURF., WARE-ROOMS
''.7ASLES MARMON animal:wee tothe publicthat
he ■till continues to manufacture ant keep on hand
large assortment of
CABINET FURNITURE.
Bureane, Tables, Bedstesdn, Stands. Mars. &a. or
every description. which are made of the hest mate
rials. and In the moat nonhuman'. manner.
I invite the inspection of the public to my work.
which 'ball not be enrpaaaed in durability at any shop
In the country. and my prices will be found to be as
low as the tiara will admit.
Ready-made Collins constantly on band or tazde.to
order. A good Hearse will be furnlibel when fleshed.
Aug. 18. l&15.
Miscellaneous.
814001--BINDERY.;---THE PUB-
Ito Is respectfully informed that the Book-Bin
dery has been removed to the Argue Building. third
story, where will be done
18001-BINDI:NO:
In all Ha various hranehea. on terms's. reasonable ae
•• the times "1%111 allow. The Biudory will.be under
rho charge of
=
An sxperienoad Binder. and all work welts: promptly
done fu a uty!e.and manner Whichcannut be excelled.
Music. Magazines. Newspapets,Old Books, kc., bound
in every variety of style. Particular attention will be
paid to the Bulitg and Binding of •
BUNK LOOKS,
To any desired Pattern. which in quality and dura
bility' will tie warranted.
All Mint will be ready for delivery when promised:
The patronage of the public is solicited, and per
fect leation guaranteed. -
Towanda, Anguat 2. 1806—t1.-
SENT F . R.E E!
M. °TEEM:, SON' k CO.'S
SE I) CATALOGUE
•
AND GUIDE TO THE
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE,
GARDEN, FOR 1870. : •
Published in January. Every toter of dowers wish
ing this :maraud valuable work, free of charge, should
:address Immediately M. olcEkr E. SON at co:. 121,
wander k Harry's Idoelt:ltoehester, N. Y.
Oct. 21.' , 10t9.—thus 1
•
B4lthßY AND DINING ROOM!
Firstiilock north of 'Ward House,
BREAD, PIES, CARE, &C.,
baked dairy and sold al, wnoiesale and tetal. We use
the beat materials and war work Is alwayS neatly
done. Dealers are invited to examine our wholesale
prices.. PASTIES. PICNICS; ire_ supplied afrei,
aonable rates on abort notice. In our
I
DOING DOOMS' - . •
..
we oar stipertor lndumenentsto all who want either
a lunch ors geed meal. Ladles esti step to and
quietly enjoy seeped Tea. undisturbed by ttolpe or
rowdslarei . , -Mesle stall hours of the day. or a-Teethe.
oitfmnalikkanditurlng their ' mason sod served
auk bylbettlek - or sold' to quantities to tun. Of
.cotpurnommy :we keep sa assortment equal to
any In this part of the State, and sell at wholesale
Also • mini worth:wet of azoceates: Prices
as low is the lowest.
Towinfla. °et. 16. Mi. li. W. WI TT A; M.
MB
UM
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I
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rt :
poiErrh7n
OtD CASH DRUG STORE,
Comer Main sad Phiettrests, Towands,
• ass rectittly added largely stocks full Mid
toisplct• assiutmeah constituting an ezilsashro ea
rioty. embracing may articles usrd_lit the Arts for
utsclutalitst pumiwo, carefully Wl:eta" with record
to the' rewants of the Public. Which will to
VredutalstalUSE;7llk4 ,hub purchases, awl
on the reasonable tsars at Wholesale or
:ZOO. coast:mg°, . • • • -
4- • .:
,
Davas, lifzinmsEs, CaixtgAis,
rAniso.l,
BENZINE AND TURPENTINE,
11f. PAINT, j'ARNISH, • FIIITE-Npiat,
did oIJ *We of Limobes,,
- KEIIOBL i NE OR COIL-OIL,
' • Alcohol nut Burnt ug'Ylnkh,
LAWS. SHAM NICK% CIIIViCEri
Sperm, Lard. lite 3 h l ,7 oo t.
TANNER'S. AND MACHINE OILS,
:Parley and Toilet Articles to an their, variety.
sioNars,'Buukiip: soAPL cows%
• Pomade", ILir•D7a", Perfumery.. .
POCKETBOOKS, PORT MOIVALS;
TOCall, BKW vp.IIAiIi:PIMPAItATIONI.
For Medicinal use, • '
'TOBACCO , PIPES AND' eIGAMS,
Garden, Fkdd and Plykei heeds. Trusses. gni).
porters, Suspensories. Shouldee Beams,. lirEAet
'Pumps, Teething Mugs: Nursing Bottles.
•
Nipples. Nipple Shells andllnelds, oyrtimes,
bed Paus,..helf•Sealtng Fnnt Jars, Thor- .
monsters, FLreoling Ettraets, Stuns
Jugs, blase Warep Bottles. Vials, Corks, Path
Brick, and Stofe Blacking. Fish Tackle,
Unii4oo. ac. Ilet,tattte. k:ciectie Atut Hohicepath
3todieinee, and all the populrx Patettt
11 . -E D-I - C I N E
All articles warranted as represented. Persons at
a (balsam can receive the.r orders, by stage or mail,
which wall receive prompt and carigul attention.
'Medical cdriee given giguitoully at the Whet.,
charging only for medicine. • •
Hd Thankful for past liberal patronage, would ce
peetfuLly announce to 11:8 fr;eoas Awl tae tliat .
no pains shall tx; spared to sat:thl, and merit tbe eon.
tinuatlon of Wale wild:lath:a and pttcotiage.
air. Open Suudays for from 0 to 16
n.m..andl:m.t6l.asdstor.p.m.
din. 1. 11100—yr. ' H. C. rourgn. $.U..,
GREAT . ..B,IIIOAINS IN
BOOTS & SI-10ES
Orwell, Pa
'The nuderaigned are m.feviDe a lame anti ci•ell ec
laded stock of
It 00 T 5 .4 .; A YD . SHOES`
SEMMES FALL TRADE,
GENTS,
U. F. tIULZE.R.
SEM ED AND PEGGED BOUTS
of the name
itaIIVEL itI.KPDFOIS2I. ?MIAMI' M. CLth►
Tolland*, Aprll 5. 1869:
TOWANDA
HEAVt.AND LI(iET WAGONS
- WOOL TURNING ALL ITS SILV..ii.3IIEs
11131.s„ , ;POKES f. lIVNT ,STUFF,
LARGE STUCK •Froze WHICH TW.SELECT.
We hatvi; the Broad amliciuTow Gitve
BLOOD ez OCD..
Still continue to manufacture their celebrated
HORSE POWERS & - CLEANERS,.
and will son a botthr_ machine.lfor less money than
CCM be had elsewlicti in tht., world. We cl.ihu fur
our machines thattliy - will dri. As Much. r hr 'more.
than any other, and arc more durably built. We
personally superintend our work and see that it is
wall down. We will •
of our machines, on 4pplication.
ONEAND TWO HORSE POWERS,
One gE Teo 110.7 c THRESHER gf .SEPERATORS
N .EW PLANING
The undersigned Lavine built a large and 'commo
dious Mill in the Dorm gh of TPwanda..ancl tiLeil it
with the mostrooderu rug L11113.1.31:4 machinery. fdr
the mmufm.tum of
Arc prepared to till orders, whether large or ~wall,
upon the shortest notice. We time ale° a' large va
riety of 1110VLp1110S, of the latest e.tyh. an,l pattern,
which e can furnish much cheaper than they can be
worke by banal. -'
PIA. NO.
TONGURING;
.
: GROOVING.
AND'SCROOL - •
• • SAWINti.
And all other work pertaining to Joinery. will be di..qte
to snit our cnatomeni.
- Pei eons builtUreg,and not living . mare than [was°
to foortoon wiles distant. will and it largely for their
IRtoro t o buy Of us. or bring tho:r lumber and hare ,
it worked by our machinery. - -Bring your grist of
Flooring, or other lumber: and while your teem to
feeding, bare it groond out and take It home w.th
yon.'
We will .tv.y Catill. for D lIEBELOCK
1.1.1111M0 delivered at one lumber, yard. Come and
see us. er If oa curt eente. write. , -
Towaudi r leh.. L. B. r,oroliEßS & CO. ,
ES
~~ ... A ;, ~ r;~,
XIITAUMXP morn nasts,
Poi:kat Knives, anon,
/TUE Wpipt AND • LIQUOPS,
Booti and Shoes.
CBMZE9
NEW BOOT .I .V .51I0E STORE
South end of Ward-Hoax
B . ‘titziple for tb..•
'Mild& we , aer le. e3olt. C.,u,istftig
LADIES
AND CHLLDREN S . • WEAR
MADE TO ORDER
•
REPIAIIIING NEATLY DONE
AND ILIADIC WREN .111020SED. -
Thankful fur past flan to solicit 4.etniticistance
Manufactories.
AGRICULTURAL
UM!
79
31ANUFACTUREA H 1.7138. SPOktES,
BENT STUII,
tiVkaal.iLJul) WORE,
SCROLL e.' WINO:, PLANING. ETC., ETC
l=!!
We off,r a
The above are prom the best •
a' 1
:it:COND GROWTH HIMORY AND OAK
1.1611-T .tM WAtiONS
la_ MILL PICKS made and dreaaed
M. C. MEECVU, Preiddent.
Towauda..July 2. IS2B.
DISCRIPTIVE CATALOGUEN
THRESHER and CLEANERS
F ANNIN(; ..Ir,L LS „I
I=
SAW AND GRLST MILL work done to order
Give na a call bcfors purchasing thsewhere
Vcl "OD sallOaaVll.ll `fiN'al-LLV
':oo aooau
Aug. 1869.
WINDOW NA:SIL AND BLINDS
, _
.'mil. ate.: aisurits Y::-
_
•
it AND 9 LiPE INSIJBANCE
ICY! -towainu. PA,
roxina Immix
BJ
Capdal and Sul
SCutiu AYsaxc►x
Ci?! ruts inVitAX
AL,114.1y Cut bit?
Pm:Opt ring hay
B . rxisuitiLb EurF
Luciizz 'nit X
:Kw: . Youx Myr. I
Pan.lclix written
ray Grricz. •
oMct fti fast bl
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is MIA/. ZI:FILEtE'IS!ET, .Ir. 1 V.
i'li-V4E.E.V" :3111.4.10.1: boL L.l
• C. .S; RUSSE.E L, .Agrht
For at follatring-nairiei! Co.lewit
°MAUD F/EE ♦ MAZINE /101.713.L5c
tioladeThle.
Capital and surplua
IbrarE I:scuzascx. r
Cai)its: and tnrjlns oVer
'Niel:uriclK Co. or Nor/A
euri.n...h over
MANlurrmc COUFANY.
Czp:ta! ATLI 6-uriq
E.NTLY.FLIbi. 1sS 1 :;A:•CE CnpTA?S.
/14 il,td4th
Capital nurplab over
.-tiet.zzc I::6cr.A:ce4:-ct,371./0,
- C31•:t . 4 and
TNA M t:VILANCE C6.11(.4 nY.
//artiLeti,
(Nip:ol. and AuTrium c%tx
Liii. INbVI:ASei; COXPAN Y. t
C411:41 and nurpluE oscr
Cox yaz. Y.
/huff. d. C.Not.
Cap"..tal awl e , urigus er
Risks taken (la kind:4
as by any ether-reliable Comnattirs.
a`4o-Puire..es ierned and LI.PCI.I, it alt. - , adj.......:
t 1& Aguney. the.reby aaving the tr,.eb.j cut ex!. n
or gong eaeNiltete for tettlentent.
1,04. (Ace at the Ilarduare hture of t. 414.-:.
se I I A Cu. C. S. M'ssELL
Tf.)!Tallat, Feb. 7,-1),:r.--tf.
N ATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE
CASH CAPCI c IL. SI.OII,IIYLIU-1,11. , LL
CitZttcrol I•!GI
CLARENCE H. :
JAY COOKE, CLAlrmau Fivantv - an.l
HENRY L. COOKE. Viet Pre.ricf, • i ;
r...tERSM W. MEET. Secattail and
Ttte advantages vt the
1. It k a National t °LA
2. It Lan a paid of CR...
3. It ofiern low intea Lt j.n in,anos
4. It l tnrnlehe• ic.nr.n•..
pinion•, for the ntne noi/i y
7.i. It in dentat.• awl eettain
Y. rue, in 00 liotndoldv of
3LLSSEK,
ageute , . Or ;
;. Th pulikqes ar•a cuutra. ,
rauve fur so munch 11;01,3 ;
8..111 pol:c!ca are Itun•furfc,t!u, .
Ince. politic. are eiampt (coca zri.oi
.E. W. CLARK k CO.. Bail
B. S. Itt'SAFT2. )I it
N. C. E.L.SBREE
ICt • Agl:titi for TOlFlTltlit.alid
ffE9. -
r(ONNECTICUF lITATAt L.ll - f
LNSUiVANCE COMPANY.
CF ILLETFOLD, CONY
CI:LULING NQP.L. 11i 3.)...G..1 r ,
ASSETS iJiln;? 1. IS&' m1:1 . :,2.1
_
SurplivsAntr $7.M510(... ' •
Uri:RENT IJI.VIIik.p F1:0:)1 40 TO 7.'11:1: , I.N
Total.Clano by De.. 0.11 paid t, ,L.1.t . t., ole: i .;..-...'
T. , T i. PlvtilENll6 PAIL) 1U PAII:. OVER (C ,: ~ 7
.1 ELY :111'17'.11,
.th it. ,grp:lan t•:+]v:tab:' .li• , d.d an: T'
holden, in
NN DEN
41)/1.1 , 4
ott,r , Nt 1 I; b• :t
Assur,l, or may re .*:t •
gra , 14:,1 I I
)cars . Premium. Mire, ;.--
rlaLllg
tLL -PeLiciES .v0.r.F61.17.7:1.‘
It Ik.liel4 POlicitn upun all
/h. ' SiII:ABLE PLANS OF 1:2•S,
Ana Lae atleptetl wt,•rn!
Et' 1.1 L E. 4
(PItIOIN CI. %YETI( THIS CONIP %NY AND
1.1) titHElt.
.H. B. WEE N. %et v..
To% awls; Pa.. July 22.: Iral9—tt _
.BRADFORD COUNTY
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY
JOHN W. MIX. r k
=
Prifziax For
OM
Hoar INbI'ILALSCE CUIIPA,CY.
New L
=I
OIMILA FIUE
!ME
Nowt! AMEJLIcAN rittf,
21: 1 , . 111
MEI
HAzoN:tyr '
A. set . .
vcrAtell Ling ',ay.,. atiPk.,t,- , lat
ram prop.: tv risks tab.') at the lowt,t ra•-•
St- - Office In Meru 's New Dlock north 'Plc I
lit: -Tunanda, fa. • J 0111.• 1 1 . 31 1
April 1, 18439. •
THE • EQUITABLE LIFE A
.yANCE: SOCIETf'S Agettey for brstge7,l
CAsli CAPITAL s3.(R)000
YrarlY iocoi44 - pler $2.000.v00 c..h.
M.ONTANYr..::
Towanda. 1667.
• •
THE LYCOMING 31UTUSLY 11 : 1
I.turauco for Brviford -
3 / 1 1 tald (Nall plAn. In eueeeaerukorei ate ,u uv.r t
ty-seveu years. lIONTANYE.
Towanda. July 25..1867. -
.13 7 -
AND HARNESS tK-
T
LNG. —The undersigned hale th A d+Y
ctspartarrship..to be knoll' as the firm ,d 31.A..111.
'k. 1-T1.1.M. for the purpose of earryttezon the
buslues.s. Iltri.ess making and repuneir
d,r,:an.l all work narranted. Ca... 11 pa .1 her
611111-17:
1:1.16.111 S. 111.1.1 . T.
Ca mptou u. Jan. 3. lftn.i.
- _ -
•
PRCF. -HOBSFOIIIYS -11EFAD
-1_ .Prryaration:lit C. D. PkTCIP.
Maly 20.
J I111E! LIME!!
l'lle untleratut,lll , "by "at:ll, , iluce. to th,
that he keep.' constantly nu bind at hls KILN 1,,
11IlOWNTOWN. N.. a full .tipp'y of fr..,1, ho
,NEW LIIIC. which he milli tn.!! a. , fin al. 't
can la. bought at any point atom the Canal.
May 1. /M9—tf. nAvin
.-- --
4 YELL ASSORTMENT Of
1 'IMMO • Uti ritt - rp.. at
!lamb to ISO. DING k KE/U.EIV:,
•
A. YINE kSSORT3IENT OF TOI
-Cl. wAre.. - ' at . wcArit:
A SHTON SALT PUT U' IN
brge oranran roart.t:,eat
ECM
ACKEREL, COI)FISII, 111.1:1;
.s.TJL nab, If.allissur Trout. Ciscoe, ac 4
Smoked Salmon. Smoked }IaLINA and Dried Beef, at
LONG k KEELER'S
~'~
=EI
SCE COMPANY' Wit/44-
,11r, $270,000.
Iia:BASCE. Coup An.;
liar
1Z COUPAUII,
ibttlfsnl;
xci Cam 1.1. Y
:41Irtay, S
ASt!. 1:‘,31P.14T
OEM
ISUSimuaz Isatutc. CU. . -isprisafted. 11,r;
VEANCE
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4, Lenin:fee, 1,,
'btith.Nct Ct.xy A r.,.
• AW.J...
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AND ACCIDE-Ni.ll.
issunANct.
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