miwiw;rk..w•B•v.^lM
HEE
13eid .Potatees
As 81411011
iefectlna seed
potatOei for spring planting Is
plumb:Wm I thought ,tkat:the
of some experimenting with a few of
the new ;varieties, might PerlisPl
terest oozes `of the numerous-readers
of your valuable:monthly. I will be='
gm with the _ '
- • - EMU:, nos&
In the spring 40.868 I parchassul
from B. B. BlissrOne pound of this
vsriety, which exit into forty , e , ht
single eyes, and planted in the en
with no extra cultivation , yiel me
eighty-two poUnds of fine large pota
toes: I found thein to keep remark
ably well through the winter, showing
no signs of rot. -
In the early part of May, 1869 I
planted this product in -the field in
rows, sets about one foot apart- in the
row, and in August took up forty
bushels of fine, clean, good shaped
potatoes, which are keeping well so
far, showing no indications of rot. In
taking them up I had them planed at
once in the cart (the pickers following
the plow), and stored in thecellar,,
without sun-burning, which f. think
is ono of the canes of rot.
In preparing the ground for p6ta
toes I always manure the ground
thnrougbly, and plough tho manure
in and harrow well,/nd mark out the
rows three feet apart. I prefer this
plan to Hie 'old method of manuring
in the row, as the contact of the man
ure with the potato has a tendency
to cause it to rot in the ground.
In the spring of •1869 I planted one
pound of Climax, which yielded mo
over forty-five pounds of fine hand
some potatoes ; also at the same time,
one pound of
BREESE'S Pnouric,
from which I obtainod only twenty
five pounds. gave these last two
varieties no extra cultivation—my
object not being. to raise an extra
crop, but to test,what they would do
under fair culivation ; another year's
trial will be required to decide on
their merits as field crops.
I also planted and cultivated in the
same manner four pounds of
WORCEMP., OE TtrfT I Y POTATOES,
from which I obtained 2i bushels.
These are not a large, but,are remark
ably fine eating potato. I cooked a
few of them when about half-grown,
and they were like little bags of meaL
Also planted at the same time four
pounds of ,
VANTMVEII
These yielded me about two and
one-half bushels of fair potatoes, but
did not come up to my expectaticps.
For a late keeping potato I have
found none superior to the
11=
While most other varieties have
sprouted and shriveled in the spring,
this one still remains hard and firm ;
it yields well, always turns out, of the
ground clean—and in five years that
I cultivated it, I have never ' seen a
sign of rot. I find this variety to
yield much better from cut sets—un
less in very dry season they grow on
until the frost kills the tops.
THE nAasasolis
gave me a remarkable tine yield last
year ; but as I did not measure the
amount planted, I am not able to give
the product per bushel. , Some of my
neighbors complain of the Harrisons
rotting ; so far there is no rot in mine,
which I attribute to their being taken
into the cellar as soon as dug.
I would recommend the last named
‘arieties for late - planting, and the
Early Rose for early use.—E. S. H.
in Practical Farmer
A NEW METHOD OF GRAYTING. —MT.
Sullivan Hutchinson, of Bristol, in
this State, has recently patented a
process for making fruit trees from
ilmipt Mr. Hutchinson claims that
by this method such fruit bearing
limbs as may be conveniently spared,
van be transformed into independent
trees that will continue bearing from
the first year regularly, as before.
The process is as follows : Into
the limb which is intended for the
future tree, small roots are grafted,
or in some way inserted under the
bark, just above where the limb is to
be severed. Such limbs are required
to be from one to two inches in diam
eter. Below these roots the branch
is girdled. A small box filled with
earth is inclosed about the limb in a
position to 'embrace these roots. Du
ring the sunimer these roots grow,
and the connction is formed with the
limb above. - The following fall the
box will bo filled with roots, when the
limb may be cut from the parent
stock and set in the ground: It is
claiined that the next year this new
tree will bear fruit just as though it
had not been severed from the origin
al tree.—New Hampehire Mirror and
Farmer.
{lns•sme IVAeoxs.—Few people
fully appreciate the importance of
thoroughly lubricating the axles, etc.,
of wagons and carriages, and still
fewer know what are the best meth
ods of applying them. A well made
wheel will endure common wear from
ten to twenty-five years, if care is
taken to use the right kind and prop
er =mitt of grease'; , but if this mat
ter is not attended to,, they will be
used up in five or six years. Lard
should never be used on a wagon, for
it will penetrate the hub, and work
. 2 . 4 itself out around the tenons of the
spokes, and spoil the wheel. Tallow
is the best lubricator.for wooden ex
letrees and castor oil for iron. Just
greese enough should be applied to
the spindle of a wagon to give it a
light coating ; this is better than
more,. for the surplus put on will work
out at the ends, and be forced by the
shoulder bands and nut washers into
the hub around the outside of the
boxes. To oil an axletree, that wipe
the spindle clean with a cloth wet
with spirits of turpentine, and then
apply a few drops of castor oil near
the shoulders-and end. One teaspoon
ful is sufficient for the whole.—Ex-
f: l lTilgP
HINTS Amur WORK.—Clearing up
Fence Rows is good for early spring.
There are no leaves and grass to con
ceal big stones, against which, in
smnmer, one is apt to strike the bush
sehythe,- hook, and axe, and a man
can see much better what he is about.
NVhen the brush is cut, and the soil
is loosened .by the out coming frost,
the ground may be plowed much
more easily than in summer
Manure may be hauled while snow
lasts, or while the frozen ground per
mits easy wheeling on plowed land.
Work over that which is liable to heat,
and mix with litter not needed as
beading.
Working Animals, both oxen and
horses, should be gradually accustom
ed, to labor, if they have been stand
ing idle, or it will tell hard upon them,
and galled necks and backs ,be
the result._ Should such trouble oc
cur, bind on wet ragi at „night, and
take all pressure off the wounded
parts by ',adv.-
EICI2II/
.Eiap.IWLWAT.
NLEB VIM NELIIOrg
intuni,i2,o4Fl4_
A!toAD ottAGE-axi . tags Toot
&Ai:Wm:taw:so. DrlBortlmucAgc4 .-
lIILWALIXECE. BT. PAUL. OMAHA.'
And all points Writ Aid
-aatuntounusts. • r - •
. • PATTON. CINCINNATI. TNDIANAPOLTA
LOINEIVILIZ. BT. LOIM
And sit points South andihmtblivest.: •
Nsw Ammon= Mums Ass sersAssossz
wrmoor puns so Roessessz, Burma Ms.
sax, CLEVXLaID AND CINCENSAII.
On and altar Mow*. 'unix& 10.1 , trans will
bins Waved 7 at about the forkndog boars, Na
4:53 a.M., GHT EXPRESS (Mondays excepted) for
Rochelite Nl r, Buffalo, IbankUt. Cleveland and On
c=conneetteg with Lake Shore, Michigan
and Grand Trunk Railways saßultale„
Mudd* and Cleveland foe the West; also at Clear.
land with the C. - C. C. & Inc. Railway for Indfan. -
oolls; and at Cincinnati with theLeulaville Short
Line Railway, and the Ohio Jr Mississippi Railway
far the Swat h and Southwest ; also wtth connect.
lag Hors at principal stations annual' Ilse.. .
8:28 a.m..-r+rArro TRAIN. Sundays excepted, for
Buffalo and Dunkirk.
403 p.m.--MXTRA ACCOMMODATION, flUndays
excepted..
S:l7 p. M.' DAY EXPRESS, Sundays excepted.. for
Rochester, Buffalo, Dunkirk, Cleveland, Cincinna
ti and the South. Stops at principal stations and
connecting points on main line.
New and Improved Drawinglioom Co.Xlies scam. -
piny this Meth from New York to Buffalo, - and
Sleepin Cosches - sre attached at RorneUrrille, run.
this thr g
o• to Cleaveland skid Gallon without change.
10:53 p.m.-13N. MAIL Sundays excerpted for Ma
nde, Dunkickandeleveland, connecUagwithtmbla
for the West.
A Sleeping ()each is attached to this train running
through to Baird°.
7:25 a.m.—WAY FREIGHT, Sundays excepted.
3:30 p.m.—EMIGRANT TRAIN, daily for, the West.
5:13 a.m.—CINCINNATI EXPRESS. Mondays ex
cepted. connecting stUersey city vrilh afternoon
and craning trains of New Jersey liadroad for
Philadelphia, Baltimore. and Waihnigioni and at
Now York with steamers and afternoon Eipreas
trains for Now England Cities. Mao stops at prin.
cipal stations sad connecting points en main Line.
Sleeping Coaches *company thiatrain toNcw York
8:38 s.m.—BINGHAMTON ACCOMMODATION,
Sundays excepted.
12:53 p.m.—DAY EXPRESS, SmulaYaexocPted• con.
netting at Middletown for Unionville, and at Jar
ley City with midnight express train of New JOr
,sey Railroad for .
P =t
~New and improredoom Coackesaccom
pany this train from Buffalo to New York.
1:40 p.m.—ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, daily, con
iiecting at Owego far Ithaca.
G:3B p.m.—N.Y. MAIL. Sundays excepted.
9:07 p.m.—LIGE:72 , TM, 'EXPRESS. dilly, connect
ing at Paterson for Newark : at Jersey City with
Morning Express Train of New Jersey Railroad for
Baltimore andlVaabingtggi ; and at New 'York with
Morning Impress train faT Bold= and New England
cities. Also stops at all principal stations and con
necting points on mainline,
Sleeping Coaches accompany Bain through to
New 'York.
5:20 p.m: RAY FREIGHT, 13undays ozoopted
BAGGAGE CRECILED THROUGH.
Hy A revised and complete "Pocket Time Table"
of Passenger Trains on the Erie Itallemy and con
necting lines, has recently been published, mai ran
be procured on application to the Ticket Agent of
the Company.
L. H. BUCHER,
Cien'l Sept
pA. & N.Y. CANAL (5; ,RR CO.-
,ABEAS6E3EL7 OF PA SSE TRAINS,
Commencing Sept. 13, 1845.
Leave Towanda at 7:00 a.m.. 4:00 and 6:38 p.m.
Ramming. leave Waverly at 8:40 a.m.. and L1:45
7:03 p.m.
TILL= GOING SOUTH WILL
Leave Towanda ....
Arrive Tnnkhannock ....... ....
.. Pittston .:F
. 4 Wilkes-Barre
" Manch Chunk... ..
Allentaim
44 Bethlehem
on
. 4 htladelphia
ew York.
; - Dine at Pittston.
Leave New York....
Ebnamphia..
Ea5t0n.......
Bethlehem....
Allentown ...
Mauch Chunk
White Haven .
Wilkes-Barre..
• Tunkhannock
Arrive Towanda...
Passengers for Harriaburg and Pittsburg will
change cars at Allentown. have time tor, supper and
take the Through Faat I.press, with sleeping cars
attached, at S:4O same evening.
YEW ROUTE 70 . PHILADEL
NORTH , PENNSYLVANLk lI_ULI:OAD
Shortest awl most direct line to Philadelphia. Bal
timore, Washington, and the South.
Passengers by this route take Pennsylvania k
:ilewNork Railroad train, passing Towanda at 9:30
A. 11.. make close connection at Bethlehem with Ex
press train of North Pcnn'a Railroad, and arrive in
Philadelphia at Si2s P. M., in time to take night
trains either for the South or West. •
City pamaenger cars are at the Depot on arrival of
11 tralna to convey passengers to the cartons Depots
ud to a 11 parts of the city.
Leave isiorth Penu'a Railroad Depot, corner Berka
and American streets. Philadelphia, at 8:00 A.
arriving at Towanda 6:38 P. M.. same evening.
Ilann's Baggage Express collects rod delivers bag
gage, ogles No. 103 South Fifth strive., Philadelphia.
Freight:received at Front and Noble etreeta, Pbiia
delphis, and forwarded br Daily Taft Freight train
to Towanda. and all points in Sna vehanna valley
with quick dispatela. E1,1.D3 CLARKE.
Gen. Agt. S. P. 11.11., Front and Willow Sta.
Jan. 17.1870. , Philadelphia:
DIARIES FOR 1870
PAPER & ENV 4 OPES
NEW-YORK PAPERS
SCHOOL BOOKS
Pss, INS, MUSIC, STATIONRY /LSD,
Is BLANK BOOKS
YANKEE NOTIONS.
Towanda, Nor. 19, 1949.
JULES HUGITSIN,
JEWELLER et SILVERSMITH,
MERCER'S NEW BLOCK, TOWANDA, PA.
Hu inst received from New York a new assortment
of line Gold
LADIES' IVA.TbICHS,
of all gescriptions. Also a soledetl assortment of
GOLD CHAINS, FINE GOLD
127 M 12, ,
CLOCKS 01' ALL STYLES nom VIE MIM'
GOLD. SILVER AND STEEL SPECTACLES AND
EYE-GLASSES to fit all =Os of impaired 11118,11 t.
W PATENT ACCOMODAUNG SPECTACLES.
By this patent I am enabled to eschange Glasses at
any Maas without extra charge. ' Call and see.
CLOCKS. WATCHER .6"Tr JEWELIIT REPAIRED
TolnadL i Dar. 16. 1889
OAKES AND CRACKERS.-GRE-t.
ska elan IWO. Batch Honey, Orange, Ralson, Lem
an and Rinser Cakes, Washington Jumble, atul,
Col/ro 'intend, and all kind,' of Crackers at
Starch 4, 10. • W. A. 1104.1p7101,'5.
81..
;
GOING WEST.
GOING EAST
WM. R. BARR,
9exa P•arr Art
THAINS 00111t0 VO/1271 VILL
9.30 a.m.
....11:58 .
rETVEFLNO,
Dine at White limn
JOllll P. Cox.
Superintendent
ACCOIIIIODITIONR
Books' and Stationery.
Picrrml
Jewelry.
One door north of
AMERICAN WATCHES
SWISS WArCHES,
1511M21
EST TO TILE BEST
AND WARDANIZD.
iVtrik - Wihsloo*
• -.::"•--'-:!"-:.:'-.!'..-- I:43lii'l'-?-:::--'•-•:'• . ' -:-
PROV/8/or - '11014311
Ir l . - ..: . ', - E3 - ::,NL',, - . - : `:_a&.. _:O
us UAW alum
BEE
Und 7 Si gf_ l 4
the success which has thus far attend-
f3d tia eir n nt rs' o, desire to make
Patronage therhaVe . reeeiied, by giv
ing their *biorners the ad;lultaga& of
their years' ifiperienw, together with'
the benefit of their greatly intmaed
facilities fer doing bwipleo: L _
They keep Comibuitlien'
very large and complete 'assortment
of everything in-their line, and are
daily receiving such additions to their
sto ch.lie,the-:watihef their trade re-
quir' es: •
They have n ow-in store, Sugar, Sy
rup, Molasses, Coffee, Rico, Tobacco,
Fish, Salt, Cheese, Fruits, Crackers,
Candy, Matchek Broails, Wrapping
Paper and %wine, Flour:Sacks, Seeds,
and a great variety 4`ether 'goods,
t which have been recently
_bought at
the lowest - point in the market, and
tiro offered at wholesale, at rates to
correspond.
They desire to Call especial
gem to their large stock of Fine Tea s,
which they are Selling at New York "
Jobbing prices,—guaranteeing the
quality in all eases.
Have also on hand a good assort
ment of Flour, Pork, and Kerosene
*OiL
They still continue to. have the ben
efit of a resident Partner in New
York, who is constantly in the mar-
ket; and prepared to turn to our ad
vantage any favOrable changes in the
price of goods.
1:15 p.m.
.. 1:45 "
.. 4/0 "
.. 5:45 "
.. 6.00 "
.. 6:30 "
.. 8:25 "
. 0.25 "
FOR, trizyw.9, ME:WM & co
May. 12, 1868.
6:55 a.m
7:45
10:00
10:30
10:45 ••
12:00 In.
1:32 p.m
2:50
3:10
4:21
6.35
p.iTTERSON & KINNEY,
(Successors to Trentsu J. Jot's,
Dealt= In •
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
NO. 2, PATTOIVB BLOCK,
TOWANDA, PENN'A
Haring purchased the entire stock of
GROCERIES . -PROVISIONS,
of T. 3. JOIM, and haling added largely thereto by
recent purchases, they take pleasure In announcing
to the public that they are prepared to sell anything
and everything In the
GROCERY AX!) PROVISION LLNE,
SUGARS,
TEAS,
COFFEES,
SYRUPS, •
MOLASSES,
FISH,
FLOUR,
FEED,
CORN DITUT,,
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
STONE WARE, &c., &c.
As cheap as the cheapest. We guarantee perfect sat
isfaction to all who may fseor us with a call.
CASH PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
J. S. PATTERSON
March 10 1860—tf.
PEOPLE'S
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE,
':il•1
A new and complete stock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Which will be sold at the loweat possible prices.
CODFISH,
MACKEREL,
HERRThiGi
FRUIT OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
MODERN STONE WARE,
yANKF.P. NOTIONS,
FLOUR, FEED, Nry. A T 4 GRAIN, &c.
Bring oa your prodnoeOrhieb we pay cub for
` DAIRYMEN,
A constant supply of Ashton Batt, all sized Churns.
Butter MMus, TOs. ic.
Mule ail and look through one stock, and we will
do our best to please you. W. A. .y.OOENVELL.
Towanda. April 49.1869.
GOLD STILL COMING DOWN
sun En t= THING IN SUE
GROCERY it PROVISION LINE,
_ . are now.being offered at -
COWELL / MY.ER'S
at prices that cannot fail to satisfy all - that theß ey tre
determined not to be undersoldby any one.
have enlarged their Store by bdthg so that they
now have roam for the. !teat supplies that are daily
received by them. They have conhected with their
stare a Market where they' now teekrfreah meats to
sell by the quarter or Wee% and. hill supply actiro.-
cedes and P vtdona, ' . to which , they would 111/1 the
;attention of all cash buyers. Come and examine our
Goods and Prime. before purchasing and satisfy
yourselves. We gnarentee alt goods to give,mitire
satisfaction. We are tbankhil to our s for
their past liberal patronage and solicit a continuants
of the same— , - COWELL MRS
Dec. 20, 180.
etpllD :FRUITS 'OF ALL
ALARGE ASSORTMENT OF
- w004e4 wom at COWELL & InEWS.
-
NM
, of
, pow* u;
MBE
Faurrs, &c.,
Such as
KEROSENE,
w. a. twin
PORE,
MUTTON,
HAM,
~fiiiM~;
. .
... . . . . .
Wit
TOW
'‘ I -It , : 1-: .. t.-11
..- '' ' . L-. rii., 417 -t -' Xig .h
..,
-
f _
- .
sow le~prN
I,4l%*.L,PilideldrillsoksPOskat • • .
onoilzairoit,
*mai kapQ
thsticsasellataaasais
eIiMQP
- .
TEAS, COMOLCSMMIEI,
=um. stuatros. mina ass.
lisnon, a dopkllf .
AKRON NAME; GRAHAM 16
DO.; mum=
W kind* of MBs. Woolf cell Iho WWI= litho
Fmkwatitl),!.l l ,4. l .wr. •
STOCK OF - TO/34000,
In quaU . 4i or peke. Anse Onkkra C)e,ben!sWilLiami•
dry, New Perk Chaadad sad Drawn Map•
Mean call wit,l4Cuillalkl3:e aliat*,444
WOODEN. WARE.
•
Liege amortosent of YANKEE NOTIONS, TOR&
SOAPS, Ac., to.:lAlikpgr the OVAllosohyriesfor
COUNTRY PRODUCT: .
Farmers, give use call Wore aeUi g elserbere.
ME
V. 2 RI PATCH:
An Peri°"ll/401te4 to the I At S A F / #,P I . fit s " call
-, : •
and make immediate payineitt. ;
C. D. IPATC4.
Tewa**.lfirth.l2. nor. . ,
GROCERY AND 'PROVISION
Bril 0 P
McCr A B E &f MI:X.
Wholesak..a? !Retail Dealers tn.
•
FAMI . LY,
( AND
PROVISIONS,
uritcurra NEW awes, 'TOWANDA, PA.
We do not doom It sxXereat7 lea enumerate all the
Moran whales we keep. ' Oarseaortment to
ALWAYS COMPLETE
We sell nothing but
FIRST CLASS GOODS.
Cash pad for Parmera troduro.
JAMES McCADE.
March 1,18',0. HABI
L. - AND K.
• CORNER MAIN AND BIUDGE STREETS.
TOWANDA. PA..
Dealers In all kinds of
GROC'ERIES;
PROVISIONS;
•
.FLOUR,
Feed' " 1
and
WOOD, WILLOW and STONE
WARE I
Fa would call epoch] attention to car stock . of
FLOUR, S UGAJ?, I'EA & COFFEE,
Which we WARRANT to give sattgeskon In
QUALITY AND TRICE.
CASH pazd for desirable Country
Produce
1L J. LONG. G. L. Kzeure.
la
„Tapioca. Verigacelll, 'Maranon!, Sago, Pearl Barley
and BothiJ . - • Oaklegla, Taylor's. and Ford's
"Family Soaps. Bobnanlr, Talmidge- - •
and Boyal Baking Powder.
..Bornen's ” Stan. •
dard Extracts.
Heckles
Fain*. Hope.
Co.'s Gelatine.
"The Gem" Frultlar.
llaker's Chocolate, Cocoa and Brom'.
Tans"• Cream, Lemon and Extra soda Crackers.
Grant's" Wafer, MIX Boston, Egs and Batten
Cracking.
gLoNG k KEELER..
Towanda, Jane 23. 1369.
Tea and Coffee. -
GLORIOUS NEWS!
TEAS GIVEN AWAY
AT
GREAT AMERICAN
. TE4STORE
Na 1 Gam= k Prrrox's lksw Blom
BRIDGE MIXT, TOWANDA, PA.,
Attila idgin of the
AMERICAN FLAG!
Ana
RED, \ vtu.TE AND BLUE STORE
11102ptitl Of UM AWAY FASELY, tO sandy
Um people Mat Ms Urn place to .aye money.
PRIM* LOW AS TO:E 011,FAT AXEsic.t.x..TEi
COMPANY Op xra tom.
Wroth Ground Coffee received daily train Now York.
or ground to order. Also whole Cabe, green and
roasted,uli styles. whole and pound Spices, Dried
Fruits, kr., at equally low prices.. „
The subscrtber . begs leave to return his thanks for
the very literel bu F a usge mid:ended to him while in
the Grocery in Ws plane, and respectfully
welicite trial hie new enterprise. The lewdness
will be conducted strictly'on the
BASH SYSTEM!
So you vie not have to pay extra ptices to make up
for the leases of a credit busbies,.
If you can't spare the money to pay for • pound.
buy an ounce and pay for it. Be independent—then
you will be Worthy to walk uuder the '
AXERICJS FLAG
bita the
American. Teti Store I
And boy your Goods cheap. sar Ramembrr the
Red, *Mate and Blue Store. new Block, Bridge Street.
• 1,18/8. . BRAXIIALL RIDGEWAY.
PLASTER. 800 TONS BEST
AxtusiGeOutitir Piot* at Bridge Mk Mors.
room. PS., for which all kinds of Grain will be
taken in =Mega
Mar& 4. PM' t, SOCIIVELL
meamßEL, coppai ktua
Troutalrees. - ski
Smoked Salmon, Smoked Ifelllea and Dried Beef, el
wxa & SEELZSII.
.;* • ;-•
'taAfl4' • •
Nit I
44 , 44. t . ,t
:46:14444;VA.V141q,A119PM4A9: •
;:•10:1w37,1;447z4FV , 757.:i1e- - •
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S. . &CZ
, .
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lifers* .
-11=47110004te11a.-: *l4*
ingio, slier elookor
. .
,
.:.READT".',ItADLOLOTSMS""
_
GICNTS,:iFtrIINIECHING
•
i'nsidoAdh seui4the
. p e rrant cinti un. Niko! lidte 'p et !F b #
marl sanize, fins star alirriphl;
woorix trawl'. az* satinntelp4
. .
VERY LOWEST PRICES !
. .
AX.O 414111:2(k *lt fifo.olg
e - Before purdiadiie elimi;rberiei.l
NO . TROUBLE rift atiinv aoaDs.
One door caid.ot Powell& Co.
--Ilarchio, 1870--
DEVUN
CLOMECIMRSI
BROADWAY, NEW yoitir
IT he idvaattgea vie erjoy aa the result of a leng•
established and asecessltal boldness, enables us to
offer baker/Dents that make pus annonneemeat
ATTENTION.
Importing 'oar 'good, &met: contialing
miterlesaing etylne of Amerin ftbrioa employing
the best artistic tetrad in the' production of air
goods, .and constant pnignala ;KW 1 . 13 . 1 . 14t0,- ire
claim to lead the market in
BEADY-MADE CLOTEELNG,
andol which we keep full lines of all grade', for ken
Bop. In
CUSTOM WORK
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Our stock Is constantly huge end emonable. W
are the sole manufteturers of the
AMERICAN YOKE SHIRT,
Which we Imply both ready-made end to order
PRICES UNIFORMLY LOW
Gentlemen visiting Now York are requested to
call and bawl their measures recorded upon-oar
_ftateeen of Self-Mersarentent and other informs.
Son preaptly furnished when dextral.
;Broadway corner of Grand Street, ind Broadway
corner of Warren Street.
Addrear Box MS, New York patt-ollha.
March 23.-Irn DEVLIN k
F. F. 0.
Fine are the Gialuentasaade for Fall, ' [Eden,
In the splendid manta of the popnlar One Pries
Newest and choicest, rlcb and rare.
Elegant Clothing for men and boys' wear.
Fall In. gentlemen. fall In all,
After the clothes st the popular Ono Price Store,
Look and you'll And no elhtheaat all (Stare.
Like the splendid Clothing at the popularOneltk,
Clothingln season. all marked denim
Lower than anywhere, else in town :
Overcoats. both for boys and men.
Try them once and you'll come again.
Hurry alcmg. for We people met
Into onr doors edith s heavy inah.
Nobikrand nice are the garments LH,
Great to the Stock at the popular Ono Price Store.
CONTINUAL RECEPTION !
II'iCILELSM'O =:TIIUSIASSI !
81100ESNOLI LOW PRICE 9 1
131, MEW DOM TOCTRII 111LOWILMO s UNDERWIAL
GLOVES AND UITTENS.
FINE DRESS SHIRTS 4
OAPS.
m 9 Mock Is complete. Every lot marked In plain
Ammo, and no deviation; all 'treated alga 'Every
garment anaraMftd to lemma aa repreaentol.
Call and look at cam gool and prices. Savo mon.
ey and time.
70 BDODDiI 7EO inraniza I No aurnsanici
at the popular One Price Store of
.123 Main West
Towanda, Nor. 22, i ce.lttursol k CO
and Pelts.
Won° highest cash price paid for Wool, Midas,
HURRAH ! HIIR.!:tAH
GREAT REDIIGTION IN PRICES OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
M. E. 'ROSTRT.D'S,
(Opposite Potieil k Cps.)
I am stow elfering to the public a large and abotoe
Mock of
WINTER GOODS,
zi
CHINCHILLA,
OV.ECO.A.TS
FOR MEN ANT) BOYS TM,Ut
Which tia sold lb per cent. less than fortune
prices at, !Cy. ittBENFg.LDB. . ALo a largetn.
voice oL -
UNDERPHIATS AND DRVAIIS
I Intend to sell leas than cost= to nude roan for
Is%:rt. Now is your time to buy • Bat .
Call and amino, Touroldf that Y. BO•
*den Great Bargains ia,the Una of
Clothing and - • .
•
OEN!IB
FiMmtnittio ,GOODS.
. „
Call brim intleratore.
3L . E.41.08E1i #6.
Tireanda, Jam 25;
A NICE STOCK OPTEROMOS
~maditi g mthigest. -010 m.. .
„ .
BEST,FRDIT JABS liftrgE
at WC= k Mir&
E. SOliWAti,4
".183 awn cruet.
110811:RY
NECICArEAR,
ALEC. SOLOMON,
Consisting o. 1"
And. DOESKIN
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PI9I4PI{MIIP*OIIPIIIIM wriflAls**fti*llfisrOt*
iseaftuwyti.a is. .001-Mockeesatitoot 0!%.144-'
4 . 4l3V3ElThitki ki e} a. AMES
' 4r, 1. rvlrr
*WidOIt:M.AVVIS'IM4I4OIII3I
A . ' 4: ,:f;,IIIIIFIWIA,,VAITQW..I3.I3AIFACB.-..-7:7-'P.:,I
- , " • • • • ':+4 , 4' •
1 . ‘`"
Men's,
.Youthe r utt- Boys' Clotting,
ever.atteridlin TgptnQa ;
OE
`A7~ll'3lao` r ` "
V • ..-
121ENTS - YlLlftl l / 4 118111XG - '7I:4OCiDS;
MEIN
f..
. IEfY; 'OLbPPSiiad 3fTfEl $
OPB,
: " AMD TAPER COTIMS, •
a t tlill 2 WElK EANDU/ICUU I O kc. itis.
Also ■ large stock ut
QB, • .
cLorae. ri snxos, rp.it Ai.t.Kos - - , ie..
„
AI! (3ooda Warranted asled. Vall and ex
amine ear stook before • Remember the
place 06 Main !trod, ono deOrtorth of Cltimbertin'a
Jewelsy Store - : ~..- • i • ', t .1 .. ; .;.. --,
/UMW TAYLOR._ _, . ~ f rinn. o• 6021.
Towanda. Doc.% 18CD. ' ' ' -
A DISPATCHIIIST RECEIVED.
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR CITIZEN'S OF TOWANDA
AND VIDINriT
Them constantly betw rocs fred at the nTEXPLi
OP natnomv large stock of
SPRING AND SWAM % 0001)S,
which haws been' intro . lowed for earl. tiat *dead
price*. apd will Would to dwah buyers it /own rates
than over before. offered In Towanda .. 14' atoch oon•
tiataln part of
)[- , •
Um*. DOYB' AND yotrnrs cisattito.:
I?LACIIC;:iIdOWit AND Brox arAvEnii64
1 . 1 0 4J.P 4 t:AIA *4:41
Coifs; rants. Pests ;ant White Lineri Duct Suitt,
also • Imp Vrieiekr at . . •
GENTS FURNWUNG.GOOp%
HATS, 'FOS, SUSrEREEIL.SECK 77124,
PA=I ApD IthL*l COLIatIS.
,of the latest styles ind fashions. Iteruember the Lti.
determents that I.Mfer; and that iam not to be un
dersold try any dealer In town.: or elsewhere. - 'All
who wiah anYthing in my line aro respectfully invit
cdlo give me a call before toneloodug and convince
yourselves. •
• H. JACOBS.
liD Beldiemares Block.
• Twir l=Pi.
11lir Cash pilid for Hicks and Pelts.
,NEVir SPRING AND SUMMER
• - GOODS •
R. W .E D D
Would announce to the citizens b of TOVILIII , and the
public moray, the sin store an re
ceiving now aid
FRESH GOODS,
In his line. suitable to the wants of the people, whkl
he will sell for Currency at former
GOLD PRICES!
•
Consisting as camel of good, well and rellaide made
:
MO Shadily of any kind) consisting of
BUSINESS SUITS,•
all grades,
COATS, VESTS AND PANTS,
all It col,
.
DRESS . COA.TS, PANTS & VESTS,
Linen Coats, Dusters and Pan's,
Overalls= and' Oretablits..Linett d Collars,
Linen, Cassimors. and flannel Riga, liel e cTies, Sus.
panders. Glares. Cams. Leather Bags, Spring Style
Silk, Soft and Straw Hata. All first-class, Realm.
her that good Goods are c
goods any
hmi i r ia at felr price than
More buying. 01 ? e ri tor south ofeAspiiinewara g
r o at
wars MOM .
Towanda, Nov3B, 1969. , P.. W. EDDY.
rounaor 7 ona lazoidne, shop.
FOUNDERY & MACHINE SHOP
Thetradersigned having purchased the Foundry
and Machine +atop lately owned by John Carman,
are prepared to do all kinds of work appertaining to
their bumblers, with promptness and dispatch:
MILL GEARINGS,
CIRCULAR, SAW- MILLS,
MAN DRILLS,
And alliambl of
MILL •I R O'N S
Mans TO 011,13E11.
And sififotiliiiigigiii:O'6'uductlon.
SHINGLE MACHINES
•
Of the hied mud most improvecikludematuthetured
arellcept comteutly ou haudready for use.
PLOUGHS,
UWN AND WOODEN DEANS
Of all klnis.
CULTIVATORS, CORN PLOUGHS
PLOUGH.POINTS
Of all kinds, and the - latest Imprcketnents kept
constantly on hand.•
ChlUitY PO Eli.S,
AND SIIALL SIZE
STOVE C- STINGS
• . CELLAR ORATES.
smo- AND SLEIGH SHOES,
'LIZIGE - MM - NETTLIES
,
And alidianicastingaturnisbed to order.
March 90,1870 . . J. F. MEANS & SON
BAY MY AND. DINING ROOM!
First block mirth of Ward House,
BRF, PIES, CAKE, Sze,
baked daily and sold ad whotemdesnd retail.' We ass
the best materials and our work is always neatly
dime. Dealers are invited to examine our wholesale
prices. PARTIES; PIC NICS; te: supplied at rea
sonable rates on short notice. In our.. , _
DINING ROOMS . • - -
'ire offer emeriti inducements to all who 'want either
a lunch or a good- anent- Ladies can: step in and
quietly.eojoy a cup of Tea, undistimbed by noise sr
rowdyism. - Meals at all hours of the day or veering.,
OIfefTERS on hand during their season. and served
out by the .dish or sold in quantities tosmit. • ! Of
CONFECTIONERY 'we keep an assortment equal to
any In this part of the state, and sell. at wholesakt
or nrtalL
An experienced Sinder g and all work will be
i t i gt
dote to a rtylcend manner which caruaot be
Mode. Milglettes, NewsPaPcfc:ol4 Books, &c., bound
in every variety of style. Particular attention will be
1 .14 a a -K
' - . .74 vs •po xi 1 , ..: ~
.. :: • - taidtollte Ba li ng and Wading of ' , - •
~
_. . , . 4 ' 4 .• ,A 4 .'-"' tri ar„
.. , , .. . „, ,
- • ' etilrELL cf:::•11YER; . : ...• . ' • - •
_• .
... ~..
.r~teq ...._. ~. ..; ' ITo any desired pattern, which in quality and &nu
At the Old aunt of SaarrßarL :Ik Ca titlc z. ari new bifi r in b. v " ullintlid " ____. --
rocelvingft largoand well eelecksi stock of , , I work will Iso ready far delirory whe n promise&
• . The.petronamtbt the pnblie la solicited, and per.
. . . ..
'' ` ' tIItOCEMCE .END PBOYIEMONB,I : fed imithafttioa liWaisniemi - -
, • Toyama; Anmut 2, 'lBllO--tt. : :
Which they offer focash, boyars at prima that 1114 f ' - -
competition.. _ !WE - HORSFORDS.. BREAD
ai
-ambled& tor littdaFannere' Pnaffncia'-', . s
.1 . .. propmalapoit - , , ' ',L. ,C.
_IL ?ATONE.
; :' , liMil2 l .-10 , ? .., :. .-- ,;." - .., • ..--, ~
Ng 40.
..
DRIETD - -FRVIT OrALL- •
KINDS - r - LA•-:FINE ASSORTMENT OF TO!-
. . COWELL &IMP. 1 . .A. L soars, at !WADE & surd: .
as Also .i s i =lassorturnt of GIVX•FiiL ta Price*
low-
Towanda, Oct. 2k7Ca•
Awe ortraaraemearaakataa -aril.Wett."Neth*Or
4r ft-1
t. , iti 'IlAROWA111,&-!`
r.,..t' ..it . !,...04W3110,411bli a ill'itimbppf,,ll . :m.l4
- _51 . 1 . .1 *::.1a444.4-iii. .4.i-It;k774l' , i'Ait4. - .1" - : . t .. - 41
-1/ECULailifiVicrAaerl&
. .
ashimukt sisCsaviefeittirli
•- • . . 0 1 111.0 6 :4. 0 4. - -
HOUSE -irtrumank, ,GOCIDS;
.
Wm*. 9 routa.:ll7TTY, -
1,T.... - ANG.f:LBATIIZIV BELTING.
oar
Rointo.ollkkor, aro _of fbo-blii
eiPahttsod
irm. be iiallloty lOW.. also agouti foi.. the
C1171:44 3 rri3
'Alitl EtIeA.I4443TEMIU
etrlXitigri; PATEN:4'k.
.s r yid
...%Mth oft ailiblilfsit.Ptoatgareinide.
. •
I,, :F4IIIBANKS ' &`. ,-, I3OIiLESi it
fl -;`^:
SCITAGEITI(VILL'POWDiffi. CO.;
=ZEE
=I
osaverarenw.w
,7fr
SiTIP , WDRI.PIIO 8 PH A-T E.
- ( EaTTATIteRaiI Jr
;i;4.pf tho.bcsA
We am 1411130: , pare4 to do Jobbing of all kintli!.-
;t.We itre t
. 4o I °el,* iorstlu; ekihriLocl new
=:Pi4 _ , COOKING' sToNt;
- •• "
Thai beet 'cocking alive in is% and ovary stove
wareintad tri give sattsfia .
lon. March'lo, plO.
GO TO S. N. BRONSON'S -FOR - ,
.HURBARD MOWINOMACHINES,
None better, mud puts ter bite came, an tinitartant •
annonnecnient.
SASH, DQORS — ASIX,I3LLNioS .
..eio Wier rotallty can be foultd, and at rims attain
01c, Tons ot
. • STOVES, -
IRON - AND_ _. . HARDWARE,
lowaillts tb ' loaf the market. kr., ke” at
. MATROPOLITAN HARDWARE STORE,
_ Orux:11, Pa.
Mute gs. 1109—jyt
NEW HARDWARE STORE !
WE dBE atria OPENfIIN.CLNrON
a new and completeassortment of
A- RI) WARE:
stocklone Is nen , and ire era offering It to the pub
lic at prices that defy competition; ,Any one harrant
et Stores tan End with to the latest improvements
and most desirable • styles. Our Cook. State. the
AMERICAN IMPROVED, is acknowledged by deal
era and the public In general, to be superior in bak
ing and cooking qualities, to anything now in mar.
-let, We hare
Csnrairran's Teals. - •
bow, Nana. •
Holum Seors AND :NAILS.
LAikCPR. LANTERNS,
• , BELT!, HOLLOW Wank,
STARIPED . TT I / 4 - 114.R.E, CUTLERY. &C. &C.
Give nee esti. We are prepared to conrinee you
that we can sell as cheap, and a little cheaper, than
any other glace in the county.
- 12ZIICE k TRIPP
zest. swum. a.
Canton, Tan. 12;
XTEAV HARDWARE A I ND STOVE
STORE AND TTICSIIOP AT WTTALUSDIGI .
P. F. SUL kER,
Has jut received &lull supply of
GOAL AND WOOD COOKING STOVES, COAL AND
WOOD lITATLYO MMES. =TAT= OVENS.
}Wig DUILIEIISAc. HORSE MOEN, NAIL EOM
NOUN. UWE LSO], no 144\1L11, COBH Karma,
Apple Pearers, /te. An 'Wren of Nana and norm
Trimming Goods.
REPAIRING AND JOBBING OF ALL EINDB -
of the most approved styles, done at short notica.
Arl tin& ofCutlery, Scissors, Itatapra. carpenters,
Illackinnithe, and Wagon Makers' Toolm Glass,
Shovela;*Eienops, &c. Give me a call, I gill sell as
cheap as the cheapest.
Wyalnaing, Nov. 3, '69.
L OOK HERE!
nem is now on exhibition nt the-
Mammoth Furniture Store,
FU Bi D r IR, MI
To be foetid in Northern Pennsylvania, virldelt be-
ing sold at
My stock consists in part of Parlor, Library,
,Din
ing-roon: and Chamber sets. Parlor. Library, Exten
sion Dining and Moo TaWes. Chairs, Beilateada,
Bureaus, Washstands. SAS, Lounges, Teto-aactos,
What-Thsta, Cradles. , Cribs. , keL. km A full Mier of
Mattresses and: Bedding, Pier, Mantel, and comiton
Mirrors, Oval and thistle Prams and Brackets,
to. In fact, ererytkOlg r -
ha the Furniture .Line
Mich must be emu to be appreciated, and whlehirip
be sold at
LOWER . PRICES!
Than the mane witty of go . :de can be ptachaeed eLw
where.
Thankful to the public for their put liberal patron
age, and determined to merit a continuance of the
same by offering inducements not to be found dee r
where, I invite them to mai and examine niy goods
and prices before purchasing elaewbeee. ro charge
for showing goods, and I
WILL NOT BE' UNDERSOLD"!
CO .171711 Y DE4l:ll.4 4 supplied cut usual at dm loia
eat market prices.
I also keep on band a largo aseotimmit of Beady -
Made Cotans,trom the moat common to the Sneak
Rosewood. Also Burial Robes; Crapes. kc„att. dI am
the sole agent In Bradford cotutti for filmier St Mars
atErnto susta, CASES, CASKETS, LC
A good HEA.IIBE al4 . ritys in :Wine sa when regaled.
Towanda. Doc. 10,1809. JA3IL'9 0. FROST
FTRICITURE :WARE-ROOMS.-
JA3LES 31AKINSON announces to tbepublle that
be Mill contains to ruannteentra and keep on band
a large easarnnent of • .
Bureaus, Tables. liimisteadi„ Minds. Chairs. ke., of .
every description, which are toads of the beat mate
vials. and In the most worknaudari Manner. -
. invite the inspection of the publis to my'work„
which shall not be surpassedindurability at any ship
in the . clienfl7.- Ana my prices will be foundto be as
low as the times will admit. •
.
nesdpmado Coffin* constantly on bona *made to
order. A gad Manse sip be huidahed lirhon4ealred.
AUg.l6, /863. .• •
Roo -BINDERY.r.-7110.1
ts'respectfuny Informed that the Book•Bin=
dery has leen removed to the .Argoi Bending. third.
story, where willbe date
Snag its nrieus brinehes. an terms astesicesbiesi
the times" will allow. The Bindery 11111 be under
D..RACOTT & CO
:', - -)„,:'''i.: , -i!'.: - .0.
MEE
451 atet94st_...
B. P. SIJLZEr..
Piumiture.
LN TOWANDA, PA.,
rap largest and best stock of
'GREATLY I . I:EDUCED PRICES:
CABINET FVITUUE.
Escellaneons.
2100 -
TiTVIN'a . I
c.,
EM==Mil
folik
*4l rl 3 : 4 4 .6* . t i ter l ooic o _
efi co,
fAtorhi t yot f ate i t r i a:. :t
.* : ± 7 - 1"; -111Miltala reritt
TO,•
*Sit
.anwittwlting 44
i~befda y ' y unit fetiar
awchipticut widc.ragool
to . the cii_waatit of tlmiialc. which Ll=
ti XwectotthersZ liele cts=tcnow=i' Nies
-, 1 , ~• .•
Datros;( MbicrNts;•CitratraW,
rasigrouar val=mo.
e •• e. j
ItSEN ZINE " kW ' * lraq . gilTtin .
A kl44 P AW ' '7111X"4174811..
And &Okla& at Brashect,
FERO.IE2,fg 9:13`C01.4 074
ME
A!,b ( laud
POMO. MIAPIgk MCP, caueillE6
t - • - 7 " • Ilvirauxext ma k. Nests rod;
VOMP 4.1 3 .0 D *CPI* QILS;
Mc/ &UMW ArWks! 4x*l thelx vaz . it4f.
MON . /01191103 ! KWIC
POthaTROORKPORTMON,4IS,
444,1Dattes. Itaxors,: ,
IiOOTIL aeni AND HAIR. INLIWABATIONS,
PUBS in 2( /=E I AM ) LTitqW3,
.., ;,, , Per X.841F*4 nao , .:i
Tolu,,coo; SXI47, - Time mar iamts,
.Garden. Yield Ed 80a a. Tames. Sots;
'porters, Buspensorkia. tincinkter Exacta Brassy
27=Taittislag: •Riligeo Nttrillug ' ZaAtleo - r
a• Sipple BUIL and sidelda. syripaa4 ,
Lied Pans, Beltffealing Frult4r4Ther*
=mete* Flavoring Extracts : Stows '-
Am*, Blase Ware. Bottles, Vials. Corks, Bath
Brick. and Btove Illaeldeg, Fish Tackle, AaN
inunitiOn; Be.; Botaltio„'Wfttle and Boinoiptith
, S;to . ktedleincs, and all te: popular Patent .
MEDI CI 141- E S .. •
-ADsztleles'irarranteci u reminded.. PorsOns at
a distance can' teethe' their orders by stage or null,
.7skticla will recall* prompt' and careful attention.
Medical advice given gratultdusly 'at the Oleo,
charting only for medicine.
air - Tim:kW Unload patronago, woad ter,
pectfnlly announce to his friends and the public, that
ne pains shall be' spared to satisfy, and merit Cu con
tinuation of thelaunfidenco and patronage...
sip-Open Sundays for proscriptions from 9 to 10
a.m., and 12 m. tb antl4 to p.m.. . • •
Jan. 1. 1861-. yr. • ..'li. C. - P08T.5.11..11.1)..
F W. BROWN,
r, iD7 AWN - STREET, TOWANDA, PA. '•
WHOLESALE-"AND" RETAIL
IDRITCaG-1 - Srr.
The subsexibee respectl'alli hoit ounces to the - pdb•
lie in general that be lips on hand_ a loge , cud well
selected stock id'. •
DRUGS. • MED 1 1 3/NES.
eiinttedi#, • -. •• . pAnaS,
-OIL. rABZWRIES
• -• ivriDoW GLASS._ . •
.1 DYE - STUFFS •
. . . .
All the popular Patent Met'Selma of
PURE WINE AND LIQUORS
For Medial purp'3lteo 0149
. , .
. . . .
PERFUIItRY;
.
_Fancy /Ind Toilekarthiles. •
Soaps of every desOription, ~ , .• •
Thermometers, .
Stubing, Surgeons, and 'Common Sponges,
. .
- LIAM Brualtes„ - - ,
- • Toiith,ltrushes.
.
. Brt saing Combs, .
. Pocket and:rine Combs,
• . ' Toilet Powder, ''.' •.
'.
Puff pikes, , ' :
Tooth Powdcre, - - .
_ ~, • ' ' • . • Tooth Washes,
`' , 4' . and Tooth Soaps.
And:other articles belonging to the Drug trade too
nombions :0 mention. .Haring tho Agency. of the
GREAT' U. R. TEA. CO:IIPANt,
I * AN OFFER
GREAT .DTDtidEMENTS
To yurcliocera of goods in their lino.
Pbyarcinno prescription and' faintly reoofpta corn.
pomaded by paroles
. thorounhly ompctent.-ot all
boars of the day or night.
Thankful for the past liberal patrturage, I re
spectfully 'solicit a continuance of the same. pledg
ing myself that no effort shill be 'pared to make
establishment.secoml to none in this section: '
Dr. T. F. Madill may hit coninlted st . thhe store as
heretofore. F. W. DROWN.
Jan. 31, 18' O. -
Boots. aiid . Shoos.
GIiE4T BA , 'RG,AINS IN
BOOTS & SHOIES
NZ IV BOOT AND SHOE S TORE,
•-• .
Fainth . end et Ward House
. .
The ruldeesTgued are resieeisig a large and well se
looted along of
BOOTS - AND SHOES
Suitable for the
SUMIES -AND FALL TRADE,
Which we offer low for Cash. Consisting of
GENTS,
LADIES,
• • MISSES,
AND CHILDREN'S WEAR.
SptED AND ~PEGGED ,BOOTS
3IADE TO ORDER
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
AND READY PltoD
Thankrai for past femora, 400 solicit a contitinalco
of the some.
SAMUEL WOODPOUVr Grtnsca. at. CLARE
Towanda, Apiil 5,1869.
Matifactorip.
8iJ003:5 & ~CO.,
•
Still continde to maim - fact= tlielf celebrated
HORSE POWERS -& CLEANERS ;
: -
and will sell, • better machine, `ter less money than
ran be had elsewhere In the World: • *0 claim for.
our machines thai they will do as retch, or more,
thin any other, and are more /lambi; bolt. We
personally Superintend 'mar work and ace that it is
wall down. We will scut) . . . •
, DISCUIPTIt7 CATALOGUES,
of our machines, on _
ONE AND Tip O,HORSE POWERS,
One tf Two gorse THRESHER SEPERATORS,
THRESHER and CLE4XERS.
FANNING-
eknertsn A*. DRAG FAR ILILLA, •
SAW AND GRIST MILL .work done td.order."
Give ns a all befoie 'lmre-hissing elsewhere.
I'd "op atioaavua `sNaELLY
'.06 v. a o - it 1a - •
Au g . 9,1869. - -
NEW PLANING MILL
The undersigned having Malt a large and comma
aegis Mill in the' Borough of Towanda, and it
with the moat mixkm audthikrored machinety, for
the manufacture of -
• -
•
' WL'inOW usia 'AM:, BLINDS,
Are prepared to All Orders, wbether large or
Hon the shortest notice. We have also a large va
flety g 101 1 ,48, of the latest style and pattern,
which we can _furnish ranch cheaper than they can lie
worked by hand.. ' • • - , : •
14.1:51110. • _ •
• . TONGTIEINCt.-
. GROOVIIia," °
AND SCItOOL
. • . SAWING,
And all other work pertaining to - Joinery, will be done
to snit our custornenc • 4
- _
Persona building , and not living More than twelve
to fourteen ranee distant, will And iklargely for their
tutored to buy of us, or bring their lumber and have
it worked by our niaclilnery. Bring your grim. of.
Flooring, or other lutnt.ww, and; white your team le
feeding, have it ground out and take it home with
Tc r a:
We tila pay CA= for Pin AND WEDLOCK
LUMBER delivered-at our lumber yard. Come and
see us, er it can't come, write, - •
Towanda, Feb., 1861. L. B. lioDttEnn k CO.
t, /1401 I ! •i . •
SAND LIFE I NSURANcp, RE
Munk PA.
.„-
wr(wnra.bieutaxci COXPA/ly, 'Mu m
_ WIMP, PA: -
- .$270,09)
NO/12 . SlteinCAS
.birimuct CourArr,
lifulfrivirass.
°ln rum .4inpuircz Cersmirr,
Ulu= .thisr Lutrzasit CourAsT,
Irinzei Pt= izaitmocr tostraa-T,
=I
•
DriumEnria ELM AND MAXturtlittlUltc*C...
prinamd . Arc..
LAsic.strza FYtr. harciekrez Co.,
Hit► Tons Lullsigra.inct courari.
mu, sn,poucc
r.:Potatts writtoatld Lowry Adjttflel &r4l
mit ' •
Mace in tipt_bbxk bekrir IVAN name. up stu n .
T. B. CAMP. Amt
Jar. 0,16;0
Finr„ ia-mi4siax2ci,2&th:ENTAL
CAPrtekr.CPUZImyTED, War,
KS y . vii.Lzo .1,- ULLA AS
C.. 8. - RUSSELL, Ageni
For aefolloolotiuilied Ediat4:l77,,nrdnfq .•
italtisE
- '
Capital tail stirplus ot . tr .. . ............
BOXE briutz.txcv. Coxviarr,
• j
eppltal'aud . stirr:n4
lisiatisci: Co. ci j
;CZPital gtrul
......
11,A.NiranAlt INSVTASCIE Cotsrpxy.
Cllpltalltial SUrpltts Duct......,..
Esputraisr.,L , suza.acE C4II3FANY,
Capital and wur4lll3 ...............
Atcnc Irrt*ANCE
.1 - 7 York.
Capital and suryhts o7er
, rl.-mats usizvorcE coArrANT,
Ilarfi r tail,
o:pita AnfronriAns over
ULITEAL LIFE ANSI:EA.:ICE errrLAN T. I
Caritaf and. ,stirp!us ............
CrotrANT.
Hartford, Cron. f
e3ll.itai and'orirplur, over.
Ruts talons on at/ kindt.of hs
IA by o fiy'othr.: rel!2l.le Comp:lm,,
lExur. , l end 'Avg,. it ley .
this Agency. thereby prim.; the Vo t th: t
of going ebfewbere for bettletuent.
ri;..A.ll2lire et - The iiLraWnre Sto:rt. of r
..0., ,
sell & Co. e. S. 111.7F.A1.1=
Towilitta, Prb. 7, 1665—tr.
NATIONAL- LIFE- rkiI:RANCE
CO. OF 11.5..1.
CASFI Carrrst, SL OO O.O ( N)'—PAID Sc FTII_
Clarten.A.by Ccntl - :‘,. ISo.
clarmzer. ,CLARK. Pswitit.r.f ;
JAY COO= Cliiirman Finance aunt 1:x. rt.;,;
IRE..' LY D. dOOKE, Vice ?Tee - Me - At :--
.V.IERSON W. PEET. Src:Futaiy
The advautagea of fix, Net!0:411 Li! Ivry
arc:
1. It is ZlN 4 tionit.LCon/c.thy...harte•r,lhytOratr,..
•2. It has a paid up.taiota.l of'O 11.124,r.
3...1t offers low ristoit of proto:un..: ;
4. It fun:limbos larger :nsnrah..• that: vtl;,.:
"patuck , , for the oho- moray ;
5.- It it: tlefinit, and oPrttLia ;
6. There i9llO posvfbiLty of wisropro.
aucnts, or n.klftrtuclorqalatlimf
7. The j licic are Ilrir. cor.tra
' ranee for so much more: ;
S. All polti.ie.9 arc non-forftleg
P. The pol:cies are exempt frczu
E. W. CLARK .: CO., Dzia1,:r.4,1.1.11'.......611.1a
I=l3lM
D. S.-111IRST11.. .?lairajor
N. C. F3'...a.1RE.0
ilents for Toirar.,la a - ro,
Jan. 0, 11569.
_.,
. , •
inONI.Q . XjT_T. CUT :M. 1:11.7:`,..L LIFE
C
. INSUL.INCE , C03L1'....V.". .
OF CONN
Nngnmunu .3( . (4.•(0
. A.Sti.ETS (Juno I, $ I r.. 11
Surptu.4 I , :q
cr EsrDirmr:sb if! To 70 PIT. tE
Tot3l ClainlF by Dvat: a:el n, •'
Tor.z. r.tn,
:I.l'rL .111: 111,11, Cu
itA t.c 1.
N 'r4,
may LM applit..l ri:iln. ',ion of
map l,c aroinunlittol
1,..i - rpoefr - rd tli,n2 in C,Ji.
raid-up P.ilicice ir. 1.5-3;:t: .1 a:wr t•vo or
yrtari.' Frec3:tizakish3v.- . Lei pail, tLils
131321
ILL XOY.FORFEI
It serves Pau:vs t:t•ort
Dr-:::;3rLE
Oi"
Au t l has a;;.,p1e.1 in it.. va.rkin:;s.evv.rral
SPBCIAL . F.I:LiT I?
ORIGINAL :WITH Ting 42011?AN1 ,AND OH - 2F.
NO ururat.
I{. B. 7il.:lit_ll':..\4;:.
Towanda, Pa., Joly 22, 18,..1..f—tt
Msc'ellaneoa3
CONSUIIIERS OF
CONFECTIONERY:
EMI2I
LET US REASON TOGE(THEM
Lint: clot any person tnauufactare
and sea it at 15 c. , q114 a totitml. st,ar
IC ceutt at the Refinery. cani..,l it D. t..rnt.ly
tefttedi?
How cad any (kaki retail sttch a rt:r I -
,his cnstotnera and have a cola.. .ire,. yotti
flint. can any constillier . exr , e.t to i•nrettr,•r. ,
Cenfcctioncry at treaty-fire and ti,.lt7 cc.... if
patina Ishttn a pure:' a.-ti: L• carrot Lc
less titan thirty to forty cents p_r
of cassia blltnt ahu,:init, and LI
gboils?
Within a few' dttya ve have been etrend ens ,
Ands. ete„ for tifteen tents per pound, and
lute ereattn itt twenty rents. and the a,n nt v tno ,
!edged that they were adnltd.rated ten per cent win
Terra Alba; mid it la faet - ttliat hats of Canna.'"
Confectionery. are made and =old in tlns
every year, and the eensumern are the eniy htt , N
injured by
tenefit of 1 , 14 , s. Ln L^.t.e. a it,- art,.
of Coppe wilt 1,1r ,. .10 er , • ry 4,l;er of , - ,
ma2rfartetr, .cfrirtly lion an ifr t • r
dical drteterionti to hec.
- .
A. 11111 T. '
Store formerly °copied ty Ca.-man,3raln Str , ' t
Towanda, Octokr 21, 1862. _
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
=I
IArITAL
bIIIEVS FUND
Tliia Rink offers UNUSUAL I.IeILITILS M ILI
tr.ausactidn of a
GENERAL RANKING it CSINE,`'N
DiTMILIEST Am O DZ) I TS- Accontiv; 30
MEM
SPECIAL C.E.Q. GITT-Y TO VIE
♦TD CIILEYS.
' Patties vri.litug to ernrn muirs to any part el !Le
United Fitatza.Oand. Ire,;a•uh vt!.13.1, er the lia.
cipta cities and towns of Dircpe.
drafts for that ptirpore.
risSAGE ETS
To or fro :n tho ohl coact: y, by t. t
fag Ila n , nlyrzys on '
rAIIILIE.,11:101:611T OVTJA AT REDUCE,' kII-4
Higio Price pai4f for t.S Bed IL Cord C 71.1
}.:-. - . 17. MUTH, PreshUnt. N. N. r.ZTTA. •ic •
To 44:3 la. Jnuel I, HG). C_.. !L.:.
ALL RINDS GROCERIES AND
rx. Provisions, at wholesale and retail, zt
Mai IS. ISO. ' C. B. rATt 4 irs.
_ —_
A - FULL ASSOI,IT3EENT OF
nrarr) end cfs.sr.a) =rm. et
March LON 3 & HEELER'S.
OONCENTRATED LYE AND
rotash. at C. B. PATCIII..
May 2.0.
iism SIIAD; .31ACKSIIETI ,
Hosting. Clceocs, Eatabut. Codesh, kr.. sti
31arch,4, W. A. itoozwru:s.
-. ...11.11
11
M'M
•
All,n y.
8.17 reri
Laaaatter. p.
ME
KEE
CM
MCI
MI
DEI
EICE
$123.000
40,000