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- Those' who:. wish- a wicoaindul,- . a
profitifide archird shOuld,fieviti ri,g/it;
and have the entire landlor the Atr
cha,rd-deepli Plowed 'and . subsOfied,.
then, enriched, - and twabi ploWed 111111
replowed until the soil is all inade fine,
and rich I then mark out tlae. - pladet;
for the trees, and when ready *plant
see that they - are carefully summed,
root and branch, that every broken or
bruised - root or branch blcarefully cut
off clean with a sharp knife.
Never manige trees andldints with
liveninanixre, AlwaYs let it be old
and well rotted, Ind . then carefully
mixed, and not too much it near
the roots ; better on the surfac©, and
then covered with gypsum, which will
retain the ammonia and moisture of
it at the same time. •
The planter of trees should always
remember, too, that , the !top and
branches of the tree should always be
much less than the }pots ; for, if the
roots, when they takehOld, have too
great space to feed with their sap, the
sap rttru3 slow, and often , emnot feed
the branches, and deal r d the tree is
the result. , Whereas, if the branches .
'rind top are small, the roots grow vig
orously and ; strong, and then the roots
will aeon make top enough, ,and re
store a better top than any cut off
when planted.
One of the greatest errors of tree-
Flutters is to leave too much top on
the , trees for the roots to sustain ; and
the -new-planted trees start slowly,
:iud_often fail from having too many
month too feed. Planters of trees,
if they will read more of the nature
id a fruit-tree, its circulation of 'sap,
root, and branch, we should see great
,•r success in tree-planting."--Califor
,),O Farmer.
A New Method of Grafting
Mx. S. Hutchinson, of New Hamp
shire, is said to have invented a new
method of grafting for which he has
received a patent. We have no doubt
as to tho , patent being a good thing,
and as the gentleman is so well pro
tected, there will certainly be no harm
in giving his secret. to the reeders of
Hearth Home :
In many of our books on horticult
:are, the ',method of inkling layers is
given, and when a branch is situated
high upon a tree that it cannot be
brought down to the earth, : then the
arth is eartied up to the branch.
Supposing we wish to make a branch
of an apple 'tree produce roots from
:ley particular part, we have Only to
-tirround it with soil, moss, or some
-hailer substance, and keep it moist
until roots are produced, just the
-time as though it was near enough
to the earth to bend it down and
~ o ver with soil. In making layers of
, ome kinds of tree-s, it is best to scar
ify or cut through the bark before en
closing it with soil. Now, Mr. Hutch. ,
inson proposes not to. wait for the
production of root - s, but to in , eft them
iuto the branch, and in doing this the
branch is scarified, and if the grafts
do not unite, new roots will be . very
likely to be:emitted from the wounds.
tow, we hope; for the sake of the
patent, that: our inventor, will not
confine his experiments to trees like.
the apple, pear, willow, and other
kinds that emit roots very readily'
from layers, but give the public some
examples of grafting upon the hicko
ry, butternut, and black-walnut. 11
it works well on these trees, then we
N% ill be ready to , say that his new
nie.thod of grafting is of some value.
Puiifying Cistern-Water
It is frequently the case that cis
tern-water becomes offensive, arid
unfit for use, which_ in its, purer state
is the sweetest and wholesontest of
all water. To destroy this offensive
ttess, lime has been recommended, a
large lump or two, but this must
harden the water; charcoal. is ,fre
quently used with good effect ; but
then Which is most efficient, as a cor
respondent in Rhode Island assures
us, is to let the supplying spout run to I
rh e bottom ry . the cistern. The fresh
water being heavier than the old,
forces the latter to the surface and is ,
thus consumed befOre it becomes of-;
fensive, and so on at each rain. This
looks like being a remedy for what
has been so much complained of, anti
will be an answer to many inquires
'mule of us on the subject. But there
:Ire certain conditions that should be
observed by all having a cistern, the'
tirst of which is that it should be
thoroughly cleaned twice a year, and
the second that the conductors on-the
roof should be served in- the same
way.—Gerptantowu Telegraph.
Wm no Eoes . Spou..—We find- tin=
ing the shell a thin skin, which, when
kept in a healthy condition by the
albumen of the egg, is impervious to
air ; but if the en remains toe long
in one position, the yolk being heav
ier than the albumen, gradually sinks
through it, and conies in contact with
the skiu—and having none of the
ittalities requisite for keeping the skin
lubricated and healthy; the skin soon
becomes dry and peivious . to air,
which penetrates :through it .to the
yolk, causing the mass to rot. There
the true plan •is to keep the yolk
iu its central position. By doing
this, the egg can be preserved for a
long time.—Ezehange.
How To MARE StantoLL4 LAST.
Brown says that twenty-five years
ago he dipped shingles in a large ket
tle of lime wash, to which the salt hid
been added and the whole kept boil
; A few shingles were dipped -iu
all over oue at. a time, long enough
to soak them well, 'and then thrown
aside to dry. •In a short time all the
shingles were thus prepared.' Al
though what are tented "sap shin
gles," they . have lasted twenty-five .
vears, and max do so for years to
come. Severtil experiments of a sim
ilar character have been made since,
with very successful results.
Se7P An "accurate farmer " has
given the Country -Gentleman his ex
perience in feedin&cut feed and meal
to his honts. He n cuts oat straw to
the length of an inch, and mixes with'
this corn meal and bran in equal
quantities,- and so feeds that each
horse has a bushel of the straw, and
three quarts of the meal and bran,
t vice a day. One hundred pounds
of this mixture of sore meal and bran
he finds will keep a working horse in
good condition. He is satisfied this
..osts less than two-thirds tiro cost of
keeping a horse on uncut dry hay and
whole grain.
1=1:01
eras rou Tun TOOTRAME.
accordingto the London Laied,
t•an be eared by the following
_prepa
ration of carbonic add: To one drachm
.4 collodium, add two. drachms of
calvert's mrbonie acid. A gelatinous
mass is precipitated., a atuaß piiation
of which, insetted- in thic amity , : (A
the achingtoo: th.%rt.-riled), gives
rPliat
Ern:Fir:RAILWAY. -
MS MILES WITHOUT- 1
clusasoirauij4
*kali titrAGE=Dotriaxliti4ft s • I
isaticastin
"ma
CLEVELAND, MILANO, DETROIT, cRICA.OO. -
KIMMINS, ET. PAUL. QUAILS,
• Jnd Alba West - ind Noilhireet.
=lanZza. GALION. sartaxa,..
' DAYTON, CINCINNATI, INDIANArLL9.
, • LOMAT= ST. LOMA • ,
Aal idlpolnli:NandisOil &gam*.
rxR A. 105 UMW= COACH= Ali
INITOOCT CRAM= TO Boartnza, Burrach Dov
aim qramcc-op Awn . . •
On and after Mandl,. lgaeber 15,1869, tram' will
lens Weietty at _sheet the feliowlag hears, :
4:fft amt.. NIGHT S:IIPRESS Gifondays eterpted) for
Boebettar. Dwaldrk,'Clamiand mut CM
Masud. - connecting with the Lae Shore, Michigan
Southern, and Grand Trunk Beltways at Buffalo.
Dunkirk and Moreland for theXest; also at Clear.
Mud with the C. C. C. k Due Beltway for Indfah-,
spats; Earl Cincinnati with the Louhrtille Short
Lim Railwwayay and the Ohio t 'Midway
f Go Boadh and Southwest.; slat/ . with connect.
lag linos et principal stations on male l ge,..-
iI:I6.a.M.—NIGOT EXPRESS, Wady. for Rochester.
Dunkirk. Clerelatul and Cincinnati. mak
ing direct connection with trains of , the Grand
Trunk and Lake Shore Railways at Buffalo, Dun-
kirk sad Cleve and for,all paints West. and at
alumni with the Obis arid lillanissippt and 'Louis
vine Short Thu asilsiri for the Southend South.'
weit : 'Lewitt! allponipettnii trains at principal_
*talons on main line. ;
s.er.-11111.1. 3HAIN, Bundays err Opted. for
Belo sad Dual*. . • .
4:09 pin.—Mt ACCOMMODATION', Sundays
excepted.
41:17pt DAT EXPRESS; Sundays excepted. for
Rochester. Diffalo, Druddrk. Cleselaa Cineintin.
Hand thithezth.. Eitops at ptinclpal letattansand
consoling ponds on authalnie.
New and. tmprosea Drawing Room Coaches 'mom
tront Few' York to Buffalo, and
tlleepingCasehes tin attache; at Rornettantlle. run
tans then' to ClosTeland slut Galion without engage.
10:83 p.m.—Zl. MAIL. Buda' excepted. for Ref
- Ikto. Dunkirk and Cleveland, ixemecting with trains
- for the West.
A Sleeping Coach i/3 attached to this train rauttlug
through to Buffalo.
7:33 a.m.—WAY FREIGHT, Broada:ya excnded.
3:36p.m.—HISIGRANT TRAIN. d.Cy for tholVest.
2:20' a.m.—NIGHT EXPRESS, Rundayw excepted,
connecting at It ew,tork with afternoon trains and
steamers for Roden and New England cities..
M;S=MIMMiI
5:813 a.m.--CINCINNATI EXPRESS. Idondays ex
raided. connecting at Jersey City with afternoon
and evening trains of New' Jersey Railroao for
Philadelphia. Baltimore, and liVashnigton; atm at
New York with steamers and afternoon Express
trains for New England Citle.. Also stops at prat
`cipal stations and connecting points on main line.
Sleeping Coaehea accompany this train to New York
2 t:3B a.m.—BLSGRAMTON .A 'COMMODATION,
Hondays excepted.
LIM p.m.—DAY EXPRESS. StindaysoxcephDd, con
-necking at Middletown for Unionville, and.-at Jer
sey City with midnightexpress train of New Jer
sey Railroad for Philadelphia.
New and improved Drawing-Room Coaches accom
pany this train from Buffalo to New York.
1248 p.m.—ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, daily. con
necting at Owego for Ithaca.
11:30 p.m.—N.Y. MAIL. Sundays excepted.
0:09 p.m.—LIGHTNING EXPRESS, daily, entint , tt-
INT at Paterson for Newark ; at Jersey City with
Morning Express Train of New Jersey Railroad for
Baltimore and Washington... and at New York with
Morning =press train for Rolston and New Euglaud
cities. Also stops at all principal luscious and con
necting points ou main tine,
Sleeping Coaches accompany this train through to
New York.
5:03 p.m.—WAY FREIGHT. Sundays excepted.
BAGGAGE CHECKEB THEM:GIL
II" A rerimed and completo Pocket Time Table"
of Peasemter Trains on the Ilrie Railway and con
necting lines, has recently been published, ant can
be, procured on appllcatipn to the Ticket Agent. of
the Company.
L. I). FUCKER,
Gen? Snpt
pA. & N.Y. CANAL Sr.. R.R.
ARRANGEMENT or PASSENGER TRAINS,
Cnnur.i:ucing Scpt. 13, 15311.
Leave TUMID& at 7:00 a.m., 4:00 and 0.58 p.m.
Returning, leave Waverly at 13:40 a.nt , and 1.?:43
7:13.5 p.m.
Leavi , Towanda ' a.na,
Arrive Tauthannock 11:6.1 tt
'• Pithdon 1;15 p.m
t' Wilkes-Barn. 1:45
. Mauch Chunk 4 :20
Allentown 5:45 •
Bethlehem ...... .. .... 6:00 • •
I:cotton 6:30 4.
Philadelphia 8:25
New Vork 0:25 "
• Dine at Pittston. ;„
Leave New York 6.55 n..u.
" Philadelphia- .- • 7:45 ••
•• 10:0:, "
" Bethlehem • ' ..'.10:30 "
" . Allentown ' 10:45 -
" Matteh Chunk ' 12:00 m.
" White Haven 1:31 span
- Wilkes-Barre2:oo ••.
" . Pittston • 3:10 "
Ttmkbannock . 4:21' "
Arrive T0...—...nds 6:n ••
Dine at Vitale Haven.
raaaenktera foh RAITISEIIN nut lattabarg will
nbasnre care at Allentown, have time tor attyper and
take the Throulth Faat with clearing cm,
attached, at 11:kil aline evening.
Book?, and Statonery.
Duatifs„*R 1870
PAPER c ENVELOPES
NEW-YORK PAPERS
i •
SCHOOL BOOKS
: 1 1 ) &xs, Str onoNuY AND;
Plerrit ! P 7,
6.4
BLANK BOOKS .
YANKEE NOTIONS.
-
MS.
THE NEW AND IMPROVED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
Were titrarde.l the Find Prize at the Paris Expobillort
1967, over fel other Machtues.
Also. the following State Fairs of ISES hare award=
this Machine the brat premium :
New Tort Ohio, Pennsylvania, MaSga,husats, Neer
Hampshire, Vermont, Wisconsin,-and Indiana.
At the County Fairs of Madison. Onondaga. Oswe
go. Wayne, Orleant, Tompkins. Seneca. Monroe, Ile:.
kimer. Schuyler, Livingston. and a host of others.
• Report of the Committee on - Sewing Machines, at
the State Fair held In Rochester, fall of ISGA : Tour
Committee hare exr.mined the different Sewing Ma
chines, to which their attention was called, and would
recommend as the best Family Machine (or all work.
Elias Howe's Sewing Machine, and for the following
Moons : let—Simplicity of construction.
Warily of tension on both upper and lower thread.
ad—Ease of management. 4th--Oreat range of work
upon all materials. sth—The perfect attachments to
the Machine for felling, hemming, tucking, braiding,
quilting. binding and cording. and the ease with which
they are applied. 6th—The durability of the ate.
chine. it being made of hardened steel, and adjusted
In its bearings. We recommend a medal."
Sew style Hemmer. 'kinder. Tucker. Qullter. Gard
a. EmbroickTer, Binder. Feller and Briprored Fuel;
Marker.
It will use an.y and every kind of thn ead. from the
finest to the coarsest, with a much mailer needle
than other machines. Si snare and examine one be
fore you purchase. Price from panto $2OO and every
Machine warranted. The real value of our Manufae
tming Machines for Tailors. Boot. Shoe. Gamete and
Otrelne Makers. la too well known to rinuire com
ment. Don't fail tp call and see them.
• SHEPARD & TERNEUR. General Agents.
SO Lake Street. Elmira, N.Y.
For Ws by CIODDMI.IttraISELL k Co.. Genre
Mamba. Towanda. Pa
GREEN ROUSES
I have A - welted a large and fall assortment of 131.
11ORTALL1%, or th - O-Dried Flowers of Everlastinit,,
of a moat beautiful variety of- colors. I am sow
prepared to furnish, for parties, weddings, or funes al. ambitions,: on short nodes. Wreathe, en:SUL
Anchors. hied sad haste Bonnet,. Also the suns
wit/instant ilowers.• bate also a, few imported
Wreaths or Crowns. funned of ibunertalles. . •
No. 1. nine metes in diameter. • . 10
No. 2„ ten - 2 no .
All orders will yeeeite pronpt attention. warners
.
reaeonible.-
Nev. l6. 1e69. F.
IiEPABE FOR P
zsY rApEsiso Tors soolts.•:' , ,
so a - Erxi or 1N151'9 OLD NEWSPAPLItS i&V
Sava moony by jadLag 1 - iatr 61.1 pajK•rn and bnylng
Some at that beandlpal:
111 14:1iAtint OF. F... 4. 4.: . #.1.1[641. --- - -
taw4Aio'iihnet64.4l•l-14iin:e: i
ten
10 Ma. WU 1100 et' enseritennipticl4-
*boa inwr tirn n... Wikul
lePT.llnin
nila.4o•W
GOZiO EAST
Wll. 11. 11.kr:11.
Gett'l rasn'r
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=
LITTC =SI:F,
.10111: I'. CO'.
enperintendeuL
Sewing Machines.
ELIAS HOWE
Wiseellanems.
TOWANDA, PENN.
II ARAI'
CEEB
v t ! ► J "F F'F
Orke
.I , IIOVISIOtt 11011E;E
4 -zOlit
Ila Mmv-ii:rassr,
.r., , ,4,,,w0r..4f.kiik0.,
The undersignei,!,. enconr . aged by
the snceess which has' hus far attend-
ed their' enter rise; desireto make
ealmo*agment for the - very libetal
patronage they hiVe reeeivekby giv
in g their
.. 6.u*ii4gikt,he a4 . 371)4 , ,it0ge of
,their years' experience, together with
the benefit of their greatly increased
facilities for doiiiirbttsiniks:
Ther• keep toiiiittaitli,on
very largo and complete 11e-4°i-intent
of everything in
,Their - line,
,E9:4 aro
daily receiving such additions to their
stock es the wants' of their trade ro-
puns
They havo:riow in store, Sugir, Sy
nip, Molasses, Coffee, Rice, Tobacco,
Fish, Salt, , Cheese, Fruits, Crackers,
Candy, Matches, Brooms, Wrapping
Paper and Twine, Flour . Sacks, Seeds,
and a great variety of other goods,
which have been recently bought at
the lowest point in the Market, and
are offered. at wholesale, at rates to
correspond.
They desire to call especial atten-
tion •to their large stock of Fine Tees,
which they are selling at New York
Jobbing ricesl,—guaranteeing the
quality in all cases
Have ah:o on hand a good assort
ment of Flour, Pork, and Het;semi
1.1,i•y still continue to have the hen-
efit of it resident . Partner in New
York, who is constantly in the mar-
ket, and prepared to turn to par ad
vantage any hivorable changes in the
pico of goods
• 1 FOX. STEVEni. lIERCCP &CO
May i 2, 1868.
p4TTERSON & KINNEY,
0-1:00O4OiOtti to TilO3lAl. .1. .1t)%1:to
Deal, ri+ in
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Ffivrrs, &c.,
PITTOYS BLOCK,
TOWAND.V PENN'A
Raving purctuu:ed tbo entire gni* of
GROCERIES At ' PROVISIONS
u: T. and baring added largely theretoby
recant purchases, they take pleasure in announcing
to the public that they arn prepared to ftell anything
and eferything in the 6,2-'
(:Locrny FROViSION LINE
bneir.3.
SUGARS,
TEAS,
COFTEES,
FISH,
FLU UR
OM
FIIED,
COHN MEAL,
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
STONE WARE, &c.,,
As cheap as the eheapeA. We guarantee perfect sat
isfaction to all xvlio may fr.vor with a
CASH PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
1=
March 10, Irioa—er.
pEOPLES
GROCERY AM'- rITPVItiION BTORE,
P•vt'l LIMO It AND lIAIN 41RYETI,
A new awl complete stock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Which v.dll.e sold st tho lowelt pcsail.le priers.
('ODFISH,
MACKEREL
Q,,HERRLIG,
PORK,
MUTTON,
HAM,
FRUIT OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
MODERN STONE WARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
FLOUR, FEED, MEAL, GEALN, ,Fze
prlng on your protlnce, wh!cliCwr pay cash for
DAIRYMEN
A coustkut nupply ut Anikton Salt, au sized ChtFAL
Butter retina. Tube; kr:
Please call and look through our sta•:. and we will
do our best to please you. W. A. ROCKWELL.
Towanda, April 28, 1869.
GOLp : STIU CPMIN:G.D9W,N
ASS Mart MING ,
6ROCERY 'PROVISION LINE,
aro now bolus otrirtal at
r.
C 0 WELL ' - WY -3-R
at prices that cannot Da to satisfy all that they are
dc termined not to be undersold by any . one. They
batu enlarged their Store by' building so that they
now have room for the fresh'aupplles that are daily
received by Wein. They have coanectod with their
atom a Ilarket where they nowleep tired► mots to
sell by the quarter or piece, and a full sappy of Ora
cedes and Provlsicnis, to which they would call the
attention of all gash-buyers. Ataxic saderamalse ear
Goods ana Priefill before Purchasing" and• EMMY
yourselves. We guanntoe all goods to glee entire
gatisfaction. Ve are thankful to our customers for
their past liberal retraisage and solicit a coatiaaaaos
of the same. COWELL k MYER.
Ike. 90, 1860.
C r UNIID FRUITS OF ALL
3 alsv-211csi
i- • z
~t ,t•
Woo-lon Witrt sit cenrEtt, k 3ITE'WP.
~~;~ fir'
THE tinojniSONED, HAVING ,
`iP4 -
Niumigammostaterea or
• • . • •t.
tio oar to the tea ot Bradford County mind eiciar
; 1
ly, a Urge and Ira aelosited Mock of
"1411 9P urch1110 igr ; C al k* 4)1 4 5 °1344ei1 l
that I an sell at as low figures u can to Maimed
tliewbere. Inm offeirla theisAillik splendid stock
TEAS, ) COEVKL.4, §PGARSi.
szacn, sALERxrps, SPICES, kr. _
AKRON FLOUR, GRAHAM DO.
. WYE DO., DUCILW2I4TDO..
.1.
2 lift, constantly on 'hand, POSH; HAYS, LAUD, and-
all kinds of FISH. Would dal the lineation of the
public to our Pali Be Beit
i
In finality or prior. Jesse oalOreeCelebratedLann
dry. New York Chetnicsl sod Brain ileap
Pleme call mid examine our Mock of
Largo armartanokt of YANKEE ICOTIONS, TOILET
SQAPS, kc., ke. I will pay the hightatt cash prWe foe
Fartn.es, gi re ne a call before selling eletewbare
CLOTHING- .CLOTHING
CLOTHING.! •
tr yen woof to buy good pall and Winter '
. CLOTHING,
•
and at unheard •
LOW PRICES ?
. .
• , . • - Gerd olive to
ROSENBURG & WOLFF'S,
at the Clotting Regulator.
• .
133 Main Pritlon's Block.
Towanda, Nor. It. 1869.—ti
FLOUR: UGAR, rEA th COFFEE, IF. • 9
All inwbons ittilebted to tha late tlrm will plea.X.,
and make immediate paymeitt
T-owatula, March, 12, 1867
MI
COWNEE NIALN AND BRIDGP STREETS.
Deal em ID all
GROCERIES,
Feed amt Ural,
WOOD, WILLOW and STONE
Vie groakroill opeciul attevaqn to our stock or
Whicb itrAyt &Oa to give nsatiniactiottin
CASH p pd fur deeireLli, Cfpitniry
Protium '
M. J. L//\N. .• G. (FEELER.
Tapioca. Vrrulacelli. L Marcaronl. Sag% Pearl Barley
and Haminy. Oakley's, Tnylor's,and Ford's
Family tloapa, Holman's. Tidnuidge,
' and Royal Baking Powder.
Burnett's Stan
dard Extract..
a Meeker's
' Farina. Hops.
Coestitelatine.
The Gem " Fruit Jar.
, Baker's Chocolate. Cocoa 1111:14 Broma.
•• Titus" Cream. Lemon 'and Extra Soda Crackers.
Grant Wafer, Milk. Boston, Fax and Button.
Crackers.
•
Towanda, June 2 gr..0.w0 k KEELER.*
3, Rap. r.
MCCABE 47 MIX .*
RECEIVING NEW GROCERIES
DAILY
Splondid PoWort meat! Whof e aak and Itetad:
Fresh and rue q uality of utroceries as can bebeu g lzt
PRICES RANGE * LOW FOR
•
* , THE MARKETI
All kinds of
- NATIONAL FIRE WORKS!
Wholesale and Retail.
Couutry Merelututa will do well tocall. Our prima
shall be. .• with the rouionahle," satisfactory:
('ALL AND SEE
(ASH PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
• liefki• aIOWLI,Rith pleasure. We shall pay atria
attention to all parte of our trade.
WHOLFSALE AND RETAIL.
Aompt our thanks for pad Goon.
Towanda. June 14. 160.
SYRUPS,
MOLASSES
KEROSENE,
W. S. KINNEY
LOOK HERE!
CO WELL_ & MYER,
At the old stand of BR/MULL it Cowytt, aro now
receiving a large and well selected stack of
Which they offer to ash buyers at - prices that defy
competition.
Cash paid for all kinds Farmers' Produce.
April 21. 1169—tf.
G LORIOUS NEWS!
GREAT AMPRICA . N TEA STORE
RED, WHITE AND BLUE STORE
Samples of Teas ozv &WAIT mialax. 'to sand,
the people that this is the piece to save money.
PRICES LOW A 8 THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA
Fresh Ground Coffee received daily froatgenr York.
or ground to order. Mao whole Coffee. green and
routed, afl styles, whole and ground Spkea. Dried
Yrutta, he., at equally low prima.
The subscriber begs leis° to return his titer*, roe
the m liberal patronage extended to him while in
the !Grocery business in thbi plaze, and t..pw.tfully
solicits a trial in his new enterpriso. The business
will be condected strictly on the
So yoUsrill not have to pay eitza prices to mate up
for the losses of a credit business.
....
If you can't spare th e money to pay fora pound,
buy an minds and pay for It. Be Independent—then
you wilt be worthy to walk under the
s -
•
And buy your Goode cheap. 10 liomemb,. l . th e
Red, White awl Btue Store. new Blovh, Bridge Street,
July 1,1869. BRAMILULL - RIDGEWAY.
- - - -
ALL KINDS GROCERIES AND
Prortaittaa, at wholesale awl retell. at
May 18. leB9. C. B. PATCWIL
ME
DRIED FRUITS' OF ALL .KINDS
IfetlßE kviN.
Fa
i/ r A PA.M,
OROOERIE , i%
nate in 'Audi kris , stock of
STOCK OF I TOBACCO,
•,, ;
WOOMN WARY,.
COUNTRY PRODUCE
C. B, -PATCH
C. It. PATCH
AND
TOWANDA.
P 1101ISIOAW,
"VT !
grAL/IT .I.VD PRICL
GIIOCERIES Ahl) PROIISIONR.
Tea and Mee.
TEAS GIVEN AWAY
CfNiMI
NO. 1 6RITITTII k PATTON'S NEW BLOM.
BRIDGE STREET, TOWANDA,
At the sign of
AMERICAN PLAGI
Atli the
COMPANY OF NEW YORK
CASH SYSTEM !
ASIEBICAti mui
=EI
.linertran Tea Nom
v.,1 4a,
Mal
M
_ • "0 , 43-i - •- fil#l• - • , ' , l•=
• 1 • _
' •
7, . 74. .; 1 7 °1 1 . 1
Melignififilt 400#1,
1.• - 44- . 1
"",
4 *,'.4 1
-4 - , 7 *XPL';,O4 P - 1 3 i
GENTS' EURNIEILENG - GOODS
Wistriuk, TA. ( A),
. .
have a raaliaiaibliCattaataaultaar eal.
sad take attibeatak 10 glthig Tag goo" , ,
MEE
' We snake at inie own eatablialnuenta' tar
&lair attention to Tontine. Ho'e', nal - -
CHILDRENS! CLOTIArO
Ana alwikyolun'eli atm! Is Knt:&nt:
Limns AND, cAssnnuuts;
From 36 touts to $3.00 per 111 wool)•
Best : Stock Hate and Caps
kept wilhla 20 Wks. Come atm] to*, acei prove foe
Will be at the - Ward House efert Thursday.
with samples of Goads, tad prepamd o take ens
aura VAN W..1.80R MANN - Mk
• 60 Broad-Bt., Waverly,
Feb: 20,1648.
K.
Fise are the Oarmunta made' fur ran, ;Stara,
In the Splendid rooms of the popular Oae Price
Newest and wholtest, rich and rare,
Elegant Clothing toe men and boys' wear..
Yell In, geutienica, fall in all,
Alter the'clothea at the popular Ouelprice Spiv,
.Look and you'll 4144 110 fllothei at all Inert,
Like the aiazulld Clothing at the popular One Prise
clothing in !onion, all Marled down
Lower than anywhere else In torn
Overcoats, Loth for boys awl men,
Try themcMsc and you'll come soils
Hurry along, for the people push
Into our doors . with a berez rash,
Nobby and doe are the garments all,
Great is the Stodsai the popular One Price More,
CONTINUAL RECEPTION I
MCREASUiki EKTLIVSIV3SI:
SUOCKTN. OLT LOW YitteLi !
igtSr bur... A') TOCTUS , CIAYiIitNU, I:ICOI:I3,WEAV
Oy ES AND 31 I T,T ENS.
FINE. DRESS SHIRTS,
in; stock la eumplete.' Every lot tuarked in 'plain
figures, aind no deviation, all treated alike. Evers
&lament guaranteed to turn out u represented.
Call and look at our code and prima. Bare motl
ey and time.
co Nliolner ! No 111.7.1111't: ! No r L r7410N , . !
at the pepulAr Our Trice Store La
ALEX. SOLOMON,
123 Main street
nppaHlte Cadding, Muse!' k Co's
Towands. , :Sur. 22, 1869. ,
sir The highest sash price paid for Wool, Hides,
and Pelts.
NEW SPRING AND SUMIER
c,OODs!
.• •
R. 1 , 1 7 EDr D Y
Would announce to the citizens of Towanda, and tke
public generally, that be has in store and daily re
ceiving new and
FRESH GOODS,
In his hue. ;tillable to trot wants of the-people, which
ho will sell for Currency at former
GOLD PRICES!
Coneisfing as usual of good, well and reliable made
CLOTHING,
Slioday of any kind) consisr of
BUSINESS SUITS,
all grade%
COATS, VESTS AND PANTS,
all Wool,.
•
DRESS COATS, PANTS & VESTS,
• Linen Cents, Dusters and Pants. 7 -
Overalls and (WOMAN, Linea and Paper Collars,
Wien, Cassimere, and F4nnel/11MM, Neck Tres, Sus.
pendent, Gloves, Canes, Leather Bags, Spring Style
Silk, Soft and Straw Hats. ,411 - 11ret.elass. Bement..
bar that good Goods are cheaper at • this pdos than
mar goods at any price. Hand examine my goods
before buying. One door month of Aspinwalra liar&
ware Storm
Towanda, Novig, 1&19. B. W. MDT.
THE TEMPLE OF FASHION !
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS,
is enttre new stork of Clothing, bought so cheap as
nefore the war. to be 'obi with
SMALL PROFITS !
The undersigned wouldrespectfully announce to
the citizens of 'Towanda And vicinity that. he is now
ready to offer them Clothing:such as .
FINE , BEAVER OVERCOATS,
auxclrmLis..
FINEST Dlitifi ..in BM:MSS EiriTS;
Punishing deeds, /se., tad that dissegoods,lbought
at eery lotaUtses, will be split with very small p ro .
Ina.i haWdth eatribilaka permanent trade In i bis
place, and tO oteetio gain the conridatice , at prlcha•
sera, trill deal op buts of - -
HONESTY AND INTEGRITY
And all geode will be wazranted for what they are
rePworoted to.be. Came and annum and matinee
yourself. Don't forget the phto, Tempts of Faabloo,
impolite the Mesas Home, south cad of flelolexam's
Block. ' , . / 1 . , I. , MX ) PIL
Towanda. 0ct.,17.11et
A la m STbCK OP CEMOICOS
A
and.Engravinip at racerv. ,
i 88
„ McCABIL 11EIM
orr
aL. as., wtre:l4 , 4•lle 7 aud raw:, •
AftIIAPE k. MTN
MMS=Ml#!ira
MI
..0 1 ' '. '•:,.;;;..'i:
HOBrEMT
NEt:S.WEAr,
RA7I3 A,1 4 .71) CAPA
Ai9o tbn
iursi!cri APS.
• '
P . j .
V•f4e-; t
<5. 4 A
t17.7. 7 .7477 . !7;
fahrirbilie *WC •'• " "tr.'
•', •',.'?; ... , i.::, ,720: . ..r..- 1 :,,;.: .-::,.. 7:1.j , lil - 4f,...., e`.1..'..,1. :,.• ''.,
PATib i ANI) VIENWC LIMI
RLTIG,
al;
- ifeitkainklai:Amr glodE ea** 1 ,
.Ix 4 •::
017 MM 41 001. 4 1 1 1er"T.
# O -!: i 4 1 &1 1 5 4 1 '
ENOpISIVBEAVERS,Ntki,
•
IMO" CLATOR BWERS.
:Czm cuzu4a SzEis, a :
the largest dock 05
Yotdhs', Nd •ClOihrty,
evcr idriraa in iNmntdi•
seta lino
BM
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
lionair, GLOVER and MITTENS,
lELIVI I S ' oft alk..1 12 8
. 1
um* . .taiio;' Air*, COLL&Bs.
•
Cern. SUSPENDER% 1111X1)14:11C1112ini, ter. ne.
Also a large Block ut ,.- 1
..- .
ei3OTIIB,, I'EST/X6fr.. Tki l if.ll/NGd. &C.
• r , _.•
.._ . .._
nerllooda narranted ter represented. Call and ex
aminer reen aeaok befeee,puredming. - Remember Ma
Jewelry
961fald street, ode dem' nort,fr of Chanxberthei
Jewelry Storer. prl
nowt *arum- " . , rata. 0., coat, -
: !towards. Dm. 2. IMO:, i
URRAH! HURRAH!
• •
OREA lIEDVOTION IS PHlekti .0y
1 .•
)I \.:\ •
READY MADE VIAHiSG,
AT
M. • ROSENITEI.
(Opposite Powell & COS.)
I am now offering to the publie a large did ahitico
stock of ..... • .
WINTER GOODS,
Consivtfitz of
BEAVER;
CHLNCHILLA,
Aiid DOESKIN
07MOO.A21'S
FOR MEN AND . BOYS WEAR,
Wh!eh CU be sold 23 per cent. Ice than former
prima at M. E. ROMTIELDFI. Mao a large in
.
;voice of
UNDEWHIRTS DRAWERS
I intend to sell kals than cost. 1., make root' for
Spring Stuck. Now is your time to buy a Suit
cheap. Call }tad convince yourself that M. E. MO
HINFIELD offers Great t flargains In the line of
Clothing and
4 . GENTS FURNIaIfING GOolls.
all br - 'font gnir4udig elsewhere.
M. E. RORENYIELD
Towanda, Jan. 25. 1870
Tobacco and Cigars.
ORGE T. 3117E11,
yariug vurehmeed
=I
TOBACCO AND CIGAR STO,RE,
one thwe worth of the Find National Bank. is peer
everything in his line, wholesale and retail
keeps conetantly
. ! -, 11 tamp a claupleta'rteelc of
emolc; - A CIGARS,
ME 'CUT, .1"1,01, ANO SMOKINO TOBACCO,
Put up to all etylee. The beet qual.tiee vt
_ZPOWN. BLACK. AND SCOTCH 81 4 :1 F.Fti.
The wort celebFet.d bmatlP
FANCY S3I()ECiG TOI3ACCQ,
great varitty
P TPEt•
TOBACCO BOXES awl POUCHES,
MLTCH bll .s
linfl all goodsAsually kept in a fhat-clioa
UIGAJI STORE!
Dealers will do wall to till awl examine Us largo
and wall aslacied stook.
Towanda, April 29. 1,869.
tmby.
JULES HIIGIJMIM,
JEWELLER & b'ILVERSHITI4
Ode dour north of
.veßcers F6 rr 131.9 CA", TOIrAND:I.
Rao knit rts•ired trow:Nor York. ■ * i 11.450rimant
of. Wag Gold
Lxmor'mwrcamf;
,AMERICAN WATCHES
SWISS WATCHES,
of all timelptiono.. Mso s.el.dsd smortment of
' GOLD CHAINS, FINE GOLD
- tr . 3W 3111 1-1 I?, ,
all neW.
cuvais or ILL My* MAI • THE MAP-
Egr To TRE BEST
, -
t;OLD, iIILitEIeA24D Sink faiTAC,II63 AND
EYE:GLOM to At ill dim Of hapilm,l-41,00.
NAV PAIANT A,Gt•ONODA7IIV9 SPEC -Win.
ley Mb patent I tan enabled to caching& abuses at
any time vitt:lent extra charge. tali and me. -
WATcHE:A - JEWELRY AIoSAIRED
Aisti wainixxxv.
Tteraiiibi.Dee. Id. 1889
D wp),,1317 9 F-ALII I CIND . S
eIDWM4 IYRR Art SELL
*TEA Afre:twr.
.914-"I'014.-': o_ ll AO* -
'
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. ' ~ -. 1 -- . ... 1.. - , '...r.i.i. 4 1 #. • tre-4 i.k. -_-$
.:. ei,"' , '-' ‘;
'J I 4 ',7i,i;*;sii , - ,,, 0 - ;',.. , 1-1: - '-f•; ., •-•
• ' :,: 11 kW - i ''' • . .''
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1
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• -
MAIi t SHATIL BRO'fRERS CO.
•
. . , .
Ivisii to call the atiention of the »ablta to their
•Utetcic of •
- HARDWARE. ' • • •
• YARXINO LIKPLERENTS;
. BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS.
and CARPENTERS' TOOM.
Alwyn large assortment iitt
Window Gleam; Bask Paint". Otle,
N Putty. Tannsties;'and Paint
• • Ind.Varnialtßrnabes
Of al:Chinas, which will be sold , for the lowest each
price. Also, a fine aceortment of
KEROSENE LAMPS, •
Of seer; style and pattern to suit the publtn.
Kerose
Lamps rePaterAt and ellangeiffrom Oil and Hurd to
ne.
Particular attention pal& to the manufeetttring of
all kinds of
' TIN WARE.
it/IMM PNOMPTLT AM:YDIM TO.
We Wiesen hand a flue article of
GLASS FRUIT J AILS. ••
With improved leit-sealtng earls:and
lIERNEMICAL BEALPtift CANS
Which to outs of the hest cons used.
Juno 20. 1805.
GO 10 S.. N. BRONSON'S FOR
11 Pi 11,1111) 3/O,JILV(I2I.ACHINES,
BE
•
None better, a:Opt:ln I,•r sane, aa Important
Eu4noulcem,nt.
SASIfI DOORS AND BLINDS
bcd4 quality can be font 0. at prices attain
able. Tons of
S E 5.,
IRON AND, • HARDWARE:,
Ati low as thr tide el ti marker, tie., de., at
11ETMPOLITAN MORE,
June 24. IM—jyt
NEW HARDWIRE AND'STOVE
STA?.:T. AM) TI SUOP AT WYALUSING
Tt . I'. SU L 2
Has jest received•t fall supply of
COAL AND WOOD COOELNCI STOVES, COAL AND
WOOD REAMG ATOVEI., ELEVATED EM MY;
EASE Bruxints,&e. HOItSE SIIOLS, NAIL ItOI.S
11011 SE rit ON, uor.sic Naas, COHN KNlvvi,
Apple Nara., Lc. 111 alioa of Naila and 11.0uac.
Trimming Gaods.
REP-WRING _VD ronnr.vc or ALL KINDS
of the moot approve 4 styles, - aue at short notice.
Ail hide of Cutlery, rScissors, llaisora.Carpeulers,'
ilLackaraitha. aha Wagon Makers' Tools. Wm.,
Shovels, tkrtopeote. Give me a call, I will sell a.
cheap as the cheapest.
,"Wyaluahm, Nov. 3. !1;9.
Farnita~e.
T 00K -1117,RE!'
Tiunv uow Ott eattlb.t:ou at tlit
Mitntmoth S(Ore
IN TOWANDA, PA
The largest mad beat ...twit ut
FITT N I T It
To be forma In Nortlx:ru Prnit.ylvsais. which tu ,
Inq ,44 at "
GREATLY RCDCCED PRICES
My sloe& consir f ts iu part 0" Parlor, Library, Mu.
ing-room and Chamber sets, i'arl.•r. Library, Exten
sion, Dinited au4 015 co Tablos. Chairs, Bedsteads,
Bureaus, Wasihstatide, Sofas, Lounges, Tete-a-tetes,
What-tioN, Cradles, Cribs, &c., kc. A frill line of.
Niattrall;WS andriled4ngs Pier, Manta and Comtunu
Shore, thal and Rustic Trauma yud ltractrt.„tc.,
Lc. In fact, eser3,ihirg
In the :fivrniture Line I
tuned be f‘ , ..1/ t4lO. Appr,iut,d, 4.11.1
be eoll at
L P I C - 1; S
Mau the dIUSe quz&lit). or goods c.ca pure'] :S
Thankful t the public 'for their past liberal Kirov - -
ago, and determined to merit a coutlnuanco df the'
mum by offering Inducement. not to be found else
where. I invite them to• call and examine my good.
and prime . before purcluming cher:here. charge
for snowing, goods. and L
WILL NOT RE UNDERSOLD!
COUNTRY DEALERS supplied as nauat at the lore,
eel market p seen.
I also keep- on baud s lame salmi - twat of Ready
Made Cot:tine. from the meet common to the nmeat
Rosewood. Mao Burial Robes. Crapes. &c.,andlara
the sole agent in Bradford county for Shuler & Piek'r
MET.U.IC III'ELII. CASES, CASKETI;.
A good ktfUltS.E ethraym resdisi , ma when requiceil
Towanda, Doe- t 1848. dASIES 0. FROST
FURNITUR,E,AVARE-ROOMS
JAMES DISKECtiON announces In the public that
he still continues to manufacture awl keep - on hand
a large asa:rtment of •
OAIVINET FURNITIIR2;
Bureaus, Tables, Bedsteads, Stands, Chairs. kc.. of
every description. which arc made of the hest mate
rialk and in the moat workmanlike manner.
I-tnelte the inopection of the public to my work,
syliich shall not be eurpaneodtu durability at any chop
in the country, and'my prices nill be found to be as
lory as the times will admit.
_heady-made Con fa constantly on liana or =dote
_„
'order. AgcsAlllcarsa y ill be furnished whendeshest.
16.
Miscellaneous.
BOOKi;BINDERt.-THE PUB
is reveetfally informed that the Book.llM
dery has been removed to the Argus Railing, third,
story, where will be dime
BOO'S-
IN D G.!
In all Us venous Inauche.: mk term. an roma...Min sui
the times " will , The Dindery will he under
Ike charge of . •
U. C. WHIT. 11
An experienced Binder. and aA work will be pro=
done in a style mad manner srldeb cannot bee
Music, Magazines, Newspapers. Old Bucks, .tc., bound
in every variety of style. itarticutar attention will be
paid to the Ruling and Binding of
'BL.MIC 11007. K,
To any desirtel pattern. which in quality aca dura
bility wifl be warrante.l.
All week will be reedy for delivery when piouilsed,
The patronage of the public le sulkited, and pet
feet satisfaction guaranteed.
Towanda, August 2. llifitt—tf.. •
•
SENT FREE! -
•
O'ErVrE, SON k CO.'S ,
•
SEED CAT• A. LOGUE
AND OVIDE'TO THE
FLOWER- AND, VEGETABLE
•
tiAEDEN, FOR 1270.
•
; •
Pnblishen in January. , Every lover of flowers wish
ing Me newend valuable work. free of charge, should
address Immetlistely
.Al.. O'KEEFE: SON tr. CO., Ell
wanger k Barry's Block. Ilochader, N. Y.
Oct. 21, 1169.—tjnn I '
BARMY AND DINING ROOM!
A:int block north of Ward Houa e ,
BRES.t),ES' . trARV
baked daily and sold at wholesale and retsil. We use
thetest materials and our 'work is always neatly
'demo.; Dealers are invited to eramitie our wholesale
prices . PARTIES. PIC NICE, do. supplied at rea
sonabl rates on short nothm. Riot& .
- •
Dniniek ROODS , •
we olfer. superior , induoementstnall who want either
shush era gord =Cal. Ladies can* step In and
quietly enjoy aeup of Tea, • tuidisturboll by noise sr
rowdyism. Meals at all hours of the day or erasing.
°INTERS on hand during their seas= and seared
out by the dish or , sold In quantities, to suit. Of
CONFECTIOIsiERY we keep an assorhaseut oanatte
aiy in this part Of tlme State, ant. mien . at, wholmeale
arse:tag. •
. . . „ .
, Also a general assortment IV fiItOO.I3ILEV psiOna
u lqw ttrilliwoon
T , t7ran4a. 011. lA, 'sa: D. W. tietiTT k CO.'
Z•=:!.*--4*rg• : .
•
,•••*;
Teal cixsonTrat•
. . . .
3 'OLE.' • CASH DRUG STORE
• • • •
wrgUstrarturir 21112411r.GLAILL \ • -
CtiEAet
• ,
Sign and phie'ilipseb;Towszids, •
; added largf4„to task al6ck, a Salida
Cogged peortwebt,leertwhitlng_an• exteastte ra
i=adagsainaiartkdea load In the 'Arta for
csietalty.
p aele riblie,dixt with regard
theraaao :whiett.will
Ere. eappßall Uri-Trash ptarerissaa; Sod
011 tha pwsi rrafaaahjatergas at Wholeaaloor
MEDiaIINES, emixtesta,
tatillic Ogle, VA=IMU,
BENZINE AND: TURPENTINEi
fuss. rAna, Tanstsp, .141=r... i lium •
KEROSENE OR .COIL 014
Alcohol atilt Itortilog "'.
Laws, emirs, *as. amucl x 55,
• sperm, Lard, whale, Seat* Foot.
TANNER'S AND MACHINE OILS,
raacy and Toilet Aritples la au their verigii.
SpONCIES, Suomi, SOAPS, c.omai,
Pomades, Ustr-Dyes. Perfumery,
POCKET II KS, PORT NONA IA
Yockkt - Nniveil,Nuors, •
TOUTS, MIN AND DUD PIIEPARAILONS.
PURE 'WINES lA:ND LIQUORS,
TOR O, SNUFF, ITPES AND OIGAIIS,
Barden, 1d and Flower Seeds, Trusses: Sup.
torten, tinspensortei,'Shoulder Braces, Bresst
• .PumpTesthinir Dings, Naming Bottles,
Nipples, Nipple Malls pad frolelds. Syringes, •
'Bed Pans*, Self-Sealing Fruit Jars, Titer
=winters, Flavining Estrada, Stone •
Juss, Wass Ware. 'Bottles; Via/s,forks, Bath
• Brick, and Stove Blacklatt;Flah ackle, Am
munition, Ac., Botanic. Eclecti c an llommrsth-'
' Jr iedidnes, and all the popular ratted
E D • I•C INES.
AR articles warranted as represented. Peraoris at
a distance can receive their orders by stage or mail,
which will remiva prompt and careful attention.
3ledirAl advice given grataitottAly at the oClce.
charging only for medicine.
~, LW' Thankful for past liberal patronage; would tro
pe:AP:l4 announce to his friends and the publio„ that
nwpains shall be spared to satisfy, and merit theton
timuition of their contidence and patronage.
Xis-Opetr.Suudaye tor prescriptiont. from 5 /0 10
a.m., and 12 tn. to 1. and 3 to it p.m.
Jan. 1. 1163—yr. U. C. PORTER, 31-D.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
330011"9
\'E it BOUT AND SINE: SAME,
Orwell, Pa
The on4ersigiasl are to :giving a largo an well ac
led:A stock of
BOOTS ND SHOES
S.I:3I3LES A D Fi.LL • TIRADE,
Which we ouvr tow 5 i Cie!, Cousintieg
GENTS,
L.F.SVLZER
AND CHIT,DitEN'S • WEAR
SERED PEGVED • jfOOTS
-REPAIRIiVG NEATLY DONE
t AND READY UtHEI PRoMMED
tuankful for FLO. favors. . 11:COn4alilanCe
of tilt incN
5.011.7 EL. q. , 1 OBU .
Tov,an.la, .tral 5, 1:40
TOIVANDA
TOIVA.VDA; PL.NA 'A.,
MANUFACTURES Lillis, SPOKLS
HEAVY AND LIGHT WACiONS,
iiENraar. .0:1.);',11 . WORN,
WOOD ' TI:RIihNti :ILL ITS
hCROLL SAttlNt;, Kg AXING. ETC.. f.AI
1101 S, SPOKE. & RENT ,STUFF,
L.tUG! Frzoit T.t SILECT
SECOND OROWTH HICKORY AND OAK
LIGHT AND, lIHAVY AVAGONs ON 11.6 D
We have the Broad and Narrow Gu%o
, vz,7,1 ,311L1,' !ICES nu t& and drebacd.
C. ITEREMIt. Prraiderd.
Towanda. July . 9, 18&.
BLOOD
Mill contitmwtO manufactnre their celebrated
HORSE POWERS 4 CLEANERS,
and will rill a better machine, far less money than
!can be had elsewhere in the world.' We claim for
par machines that they de as 'tuna. or more,
than any other, and arc mor, durably built. We
personally atiperintendem: work and; sec thet it in
well down. D'e will send • ! '
tnscrarrivt:
of our zuschtnra. on aPliWiltimu•
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
One y/IREVIER d` SEPERATORs,
TM:I:SHER an/ CLE.A.VER.v,
NSiNG MILL
VECCULAII 431) Ditto SAW
." SAW AND man "JILL cork done to order.
Give us a call before purthasinolacwhere.
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Aug. 180. , •
NEW -PTJANING
The imderWgrted hiving built a large and comae.
dioug Mill in Mu Borough ad Tovnuada, and itUcd,it
with the moat Modem and unproved machine: 7f. fur
the manufacture Of ' •
WINDOW B.tilft 'AND BLINDS.
Are prepared to - 1111 orders. whether. large er
upon the shortest notice. Wo hate also a larAc la
riety of MOULDINGS. of the latest style and pattern.
which we can foruislieuich ehtsper than they =the .
worked by hand. • - •
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And Al other work v 41444414 Ji4innT, nill!'m done
to mit liar custonturn. . _
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- • Perilous bwildlng. and nut living more than twelve
to focirteen nillewawpint.ewin and it largely torlbeir
li n tan4 to tiny or na. or bring their lumber and have
It' worked by our machinery: Drin,T your grist or
Floating.. or other lumber. itut while yourteam to
tacking., haat Nground oat and take it 'home with
y tips raritt•pa* tun for PINE AND ligkiLOCE
LUMBER dell% oroda imr lumber lord. Como- and
0r...0 or, oh: Urn Oml cans. write. • • • .
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As34 . 'alfla2liatts of Bp:M*4,
For 310*bial iamo,
Boots and Shoes.
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LIMES,
MISSES;
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BRADFORD: COUNT):
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY
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Policit,. written and Lodges aJjoatra at tlni )•
Farra property rieks tikep at the lowt,t
/Fir Office in Meteor's New Block. north Pr.l
- Square. Towanda. Pa. • j.)11:i
April I. IMO: • • •
WY' VQC.Fi'ABLE LIFE ASSI:
P.ANCE SOCIETY'S .Igenc, fur Ands-rd
CASH CAPITAL :i;3,000.iloo.
Income ON er
Tovrauda. July 25 . 1867'
rPHE LYCOMLNG 311:T1.7..;11 11 iE
Lnrance Agency 3cr Bradford Count).
("ANTAL f3.407.(0).
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Mutual Civaplan. In encr,setufoperatioa.str
ty•aeien years SIONTANSE B't';
Taws:NlL Jnly 23. 1867.
rp.vsliso .1.3.:D HARNESS 3f
tan.—Ttio undersigned ha, .; au, d 4
co-partnerabfp, to be kuewn as the firm of MAld.r.
fItILLE.U. for the purpote of carry.Tig
tistuvea: Ilameas ufaMn;. cud repaint; .t.ar
.der. and all wort; warranted. Cash paid for hide ,
6111I!'1\ StAGEr..
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Canwtown. Jan. IMP. _ _
1101ROF. HOUSFORD'S 1311EAD
_L Preparatiou. at c. B. 1.11 - 0 11
May O.
LIME! LIME: : LI3IE! ! '
The nuder.lotect hereto announces to the } al , l,
that be keepa conatatitli,on hand at ha KU.' in
IIItOWITTOIV2f..I . a., a full aupply of fr, .ti kura,.t
'NEW FORK he will sell ,beap a• I
can be bought at any point along the Canal.
1009--tf. DAVID IiDOWN.
A ITLL ASSORT3I'ENT
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. garch - 10. 113,39: LONG k .KOMFIrs.
A FINE ASSORTMENT-OF' TOI
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ACIiEREL, 4.;(' )DFISH,A3LUE
LTJL nab. Maekinatr Trout, OacorsPieklad and
Smoked Salmon, Bata:tett Halibut. and itrk , l tk-rt. at
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