How to Improve the Teitil'Ar of tit 84
. Their are not less then three -wt
diy which the rodrictivenese-oiraolt
, soils may be improved eci that they;
will Yield satisfactbry stops of prck
ducts adapted to
_their quality. pro
vided the &ratite' favors thecultiva
tion: of thekind of ; crop raised. One
way of improving the fertility of land I
is by " . tieglecti to. cultivate it- - -by
allowing vegelii growth ..o mature
from year to year and to decay where
the planis grew. I This is Nature's
own. process for_ rendering b#rren
soila_ fertile and , rich ground , still
more producti* 1 It is, here where
the eminent, wade of noxious weeds
for agricultural purposes is disclosed
• When the farmer neglects the proper\
cultivation of his fields, it has been
wisely oidered that "weeds shall take ,
possession, and, by a slow and tedi- a
ems process, accoinplished in en age ;
what an intelligent tiller of the soil 41
istable to perform in a few years. a
Hence we perceive why - the species e
of noxious plantsare so numerous, i.
and so inuch more hardy and prolific
than those plants which are cultiva
ted for crop products. . Weeds are a
'great- blessing in disguise, as every .
one, from the little-chick-weed tip to
'the pestiferous Canada thistle and
- couch grass ( Trificvm repense) plays
the admirable part of an ameliorator
of the soiL If a farmer fails to cul
tivate his land properly, weeds come
in to supply the deficiency. Grass of
all kinds always exerts an ameliora
ting influence nn the fertility of the
soil, and the roots lay hold of. the
' inorganic and insoluble substances
that-are locked up in the barren at
. oms otearth,dissolve and digest them,
and appropriate the minute particles 1
_ to the`'-development of their own
roots, stems and leaves, which, after
they live decayed, furnish available
plant-food for promoting the growth' ,
of crop-plants, phich must have their
pabulum ; supplied, directly er pre
pared by other vegetables having the
power to feed upon the granite, mica
limestone, quartz and stubborn sail
which may be within reach of the
roots.° In tile foregoing manner the ;
western praires have been improved
in fertility for ages past. Rain watei,
—which' is one of the most powerful,
solvents in Nature ;frost, heat;
vegetable growth and decay, and
sweeping conflagrations, have all
" been in operation every year, prepari
trig both organic and inorganic mai
terials, reducing them to a- soluble
condition. and storing the particleii
in the soil for the purpose of develop
ing useful plants which will yield
necessary food for man and beast.
Another more expeditious way of
improving the fertility of a cultiva
ted soil is, by employing mechanical
; appliances for accomplishing in a fetv
years, in, connection with the opera
tions of Nature, what she alone would' ,
scarcely be able to perform in ageo. !
For example, there are inexhaustible
stores of phosphoric acid in a given
soil, which is so firmly held in ,the,
stubborn clods that the particles: are;
not a Soluble condition. Hence, they!
are not available by the roots f use"
' ful. crop-plants. The grain of wheat,
, for example,is composed, chemically,,
of 4p parts in every 100 of Ph°sl
phoric acid and 29.97 of potash.
`ow, thee, if these substances be abi
sent, or if they are abundant in 4.he
. soiValthongh in an insoluble condif
tion—not in a conditionto feed the
wheat plants—it would be folly Ito
attempt to cultivate wheat until prci
thictiveness has been im
proved. The elements of fertility
may be in the soil, or the fertilizing
resources of the fail may be amply
sufficient, if properly employed, to
develop the productivness so that eve
„zry acre will yield a. bountiful crop Of
grain, ; I
.
The plough and other implements
of husbandry frequently operate lild
magic, in develo l ping the productive
ness of a soil. „Wherever the steel
coulter, the share, the mold board, l
the cultivator, teeth and, the harrow
tooth and brought in contact with
the coarse particles of earth contain
ing plant-food the „stubborn Wins
- are reduced to a fine powder, so that
the rain, the burning heat of sumiaer
and the disintegrating influences - lof
the frosts or winter set the vast etnips ,
•of phosphoric acid and potash free;
yet, the particles will be retained in
..j soil until the wheatTlants thrust out
their numerous, roots through ' the
soil and collect such • substances as
may breavailable. In every one 'inn
dred parts of wheat straw there are
12.14 parts of
,potash and 67.88 Parts
of - silica. The foregoing figures fiir
ttish the intelligent tiller of the soil
” something of an idea as to theF iT
quirenients of land in order to:pro
duce a crop of wheat. If these sae
• stance s are not present, the land,nlay
produce a diminutive growth lof
wheat plants; but tl product *ill
. not be a bountiful crop of fair grain.
- In addition te.:- the mechanibal
crushing and grinding of a soil, its
productiveness can be rapidly deiel
°pea by cultivating occasionally a
crop of red clover, the roots of wh ich
will prepare a large amount of Vela
,
able; plant food for the cerealia.,While
the ileaves will collect a gehereus
supply of available pabulum Trim
' the atmosphere. Then, if the'; crop
be-fed to domestic animals,- 'and the
accUmulatiomt - of their apartrieints
be returned to • the soil where '!the
- crop was
. produced, the acids andithe
alkalies in,the manure will exert a
still, further ameliorating inflnence
in developing the productive charac'-
ter of the land. Although no hle
_ meatt-of fertility will be added to a
tenni clover bay, or a ton of w heat
straw by allowing it to be cons umed
anedigested by domestic animals,
yet, if-all the liquid and solid; pOr
tions be saved with care and 4Ju
diciously applied to the land, the
dressing will exert, a stimulathi . in
fluence on thersoil, which would not
have been felt if the crop had been
permitted to decay where it grew.
- These facts will indicate why 'asoil
-Can-be renovated and the fertdity
maintained more satisfactorily I.nd
, -at less expense by making beeti
ork
and mutton, saving and applyinall
tf
the manure of the stock, than . at
tempkto keep the land fertile by any
;
other means, except where the at
, ural resources of a farm are in de
; gnat° to meet the requiremeuts of
_ the,creps cultivated. -
In certain, localities, where Ithere
are inexhaustible deposits of sulphate
of- little, (gypsum) beds of phosphatic
material, marl, peat, lime-stoneland
products of the sea, the prodnctive
netts- of land may be maintained by
the employment of ono' or. More of
the foregoing fertiliiing substances,
as the character of the soil may" seem
( to equire. One grand and 'funds
ea; tal principle must ever be f ' rn
in tind, that on rowit'soils the vail
able plant -food 14 exhantled' nor
raolly.thl-ri it canto , . pr....parr!ii, 1111
if..lli :1 t ,:r f o llll% t/' !. I ._ Pil" i '5(.1 . 1. cr.,
bi1ir.A0r.,...1-to ill.; ti;i is 11114 I , q ,
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' .2110 6:10 SAPCLAT .313 NOTION U 46 1:116 7 ; The , ' ' m i n i& . sk oji -- ii ii e dw h A i. ' .
3:00 6:30 ....NONNOZ 11:16 TAM pad • ---'
- ilea sea era a. PACKS al. I 5 Mei ppspessil ' . '.: iirmantelmcnitnik o---, :-.-.,, Atiotidammosioraili- l r„ --,
2122 6:00 311.00111.. .... 10:61) 40
10 T:10 ... WSW AWAI T.... 1040 4 :10 I 14°, in °°.61 . 19.11141a."117 ‘ 11614 l a l a aa la ea Ili iamb So abide 0 nudist mud dttal. ' ,, ~ ..
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1149 740 .......xuaaas.. . : ... 1016 -6:111 _ .
140 1:45 D118R085....... 11:411 MD . - 1 . 1. SMILES ! GROCERIES ANIO - PROVISMX
Add 040 8EEXV312....... lbalf sal
•
' • i • ti.o raga sail use diode* lid et 1 .1 '
1.20. a: u. - *. sr. r. S. I.
l• I . it. P. - • ' ', ' '• , G - )1 OCERIES, !MATHS, . -.-
r i A 0•211,6~.1. agent., UNDERTAKING BUKIMISS: .. • ink% mil le mid et Sr Weed dedlde Maw .
A. &N Y CANAL & $B OO.-- . FRUIT JABS, . - ... .
•
±-- • ..: "• . • 1 waortamperainak Oa ilaiii. sad ad esellard' CODFISH, -
1 • . . .
j asisasonnan or iasszeoss"raarra • 1 1
1 •
OM /es lid/ 115 Idiom dimes se as he powdered Mclurr sErs,
l • 1 . Z° take 004 Yonder. lune 10.1572. 1 . -
Di an its bindles . Aft 3 we trait caw ere eatlidso. iiberhena 1 now ear be thspalidasgisseddedi ' • MACKEREL, - •- .•
Laonsuraira I MOUTSTAMD.
. riderrar. I From $4 to $l2 per set, • .
ito. ea. Ss. so.- N i x - Ig o . a* dream et eur one In that line. 1,
I - I ' ad • . • - HKEtIUN ' G,
33., 11. T. STATIONS. 34. S. S.
I .
WOODEN PUMPS, n •
, •
,
V ic l , II 2.11 Nerds *dream sadism al tmdsia l . 111 Rte` . TEAS, OOFFNES, SUGARS, .
la, M PM Air 1 1 _ • PORK.
.- . .
iii TOO TiO ......renev 1! is Tii - 14i ins from ili a act 06 H. seal! 11 00 rd oar place. DRAIN TILE,
STASO2I. SALASATII3.I3IO2SII. ba.
320 130 '9 0 Waserli . 12 00 51111 900
336 i allo 60 ......M3=3. • 111 63 625 VS a heed which ( dada be surpassed. even eluded
4'20 O5 10 40 ......Tarsada....lll OS 4ST.s i . . Sad es hand a haw sleet ad - REFRIGERATORS, MUTTON,
. '
22 .31 d --Wringing.— 110 05 7,1 6 to eliedx4tlda side at oar Urged Wks. We base
45 205 11
1 2 1......... 943 405 651 1 . .
14 12 .... litedeappen... , 9.20 63! 13130 30.03. 1 ! the Ilardrollef • m° 161 1 11 "/ 0 * 011 ‘td. AKRON FLOUR, GRAHAM DO. For sale cheap at . HAllf, 'ti
'
22 12 70. Ileboopasay... I 9 U 625 ,
45 350 12 451 . - ..Tanklembeek.. 542 230 556 a t i ssev w pm to wad gol tats bomb ac ..
•m 4 42 150 PlUden..... 725 2112 450 I 1113 1:43 " Miliala2 DI OODDING, BUSSELIa & CO.'S FRUIT OF ALL' DESCRIPTIONS,
15 600 715 ....Wilkes Bane- TOO 215 4SO th e t ee e eem , . • .
.4. 730 4 351 ...Mauch Chunk- ..... 1146 136 I
at 626 550 aneatown.... •x 1042 12 20 J. li. Maus. die of oar Sna. eV/ L rood et the nog 014040 / 167 06 Mb& PO= MOM LIULD• OO6 , . TOWANDA. P.L. ' •• . '
640 605 --Bethlehem ... 10 30 12 0(1 I MODERN STONE WARE;
015 635 ......Easton 1006 ' 41 i 25 r an o = 'im am on p i mp wed. and 0. 3r. m a s k all blade et n5ll. Weald cell the staletioa et the
. 1 ... 1 • Who also sell all kinds of • '. .
•.1030 0 20 ....Plaidelpl43... . 30 1 ... euie. the dim member of the Ilda. at Ids red- Puddle to our OWL Ds Diet
;' ll 0.40 Nem Tort.... 700 000 deed ea Third ;Odd. of abed testate et Dr. J. STOOK OF TOBACCO , BLA MITH, . i YANKEE NOTIONS,
1 M
q. . ';2i •It l a X or. Lyman.' a seer fellable and as ddied dusaddi . . : f "'_ • - --, - . •
leaves Towanda at TlO a. ra.: Athens. 150 •
605 a. m.. smiling at Elmira at whose What is art Park Adel. DM theis pastor dim . deese - OehisethdlieshUlisep. -' • CABPENTER, • FLOUR, FEED, MEAL, GILUI 4 T, &o.
Elva 1
Ro. 32 __
Waver/7.
00 A.
Ehstira at 6 30 p. m.: Warettt. at
at IS 30 p. rn..lartiring
'fa. 31 leak
1 p• m.•
lands at 1 15 r
Cam attached to Trains '3 and
m Elmira to PhiMbetphia.
E. A. PLCKE3I.
SuptaintendtaL
Drawing • •,..
yin through fro
ENV ROUTE TO PHILADEIr
'NORTH PENNBYLVANIk . ItAILROAD.
,Shortest and most direct line to Philidelptdk Bal
timore, Washington. and the South.
I Paa.engere by. this route take Isensoivania k
New Pork Railroad train, passing Towanda at 10:40
and 2:05 p. m., make close connection dB&
thiamin with ..press train of North Penn's Rail
road, and arrive la Philadelphia at 8:20 P. M., and
10:30 p.m., In time to take night trains either for
the South or West. Palace (sera are attacked to the
2:P5 P.M.' train.
tat, passenger cars are at the Depot on arrival. of
all trains cone passenger a to the various Depot
as d to all partsof the city.
Leave Forth Penns Railroad Depot. corner Barks
and American S: Philadelphia. at 8:30 k 9:45 'AIL,
arriving at Towanda 4:57 k 8:05 P.M.. same evening.
Mann's Damage Expel• collects and delivers bag
gage. office No. 105 Sont 111th street. Philadelphia.
ram= AOCOVIODATIONIL
.1 Freight received at Prontanct Noble streets:Phila.
:delixhia, and forwarded by( Daily Fast Freight train
to Tcreanda, anli all points In Stoll* hanna valley
With quick dis Patch. ELLIS IMRE&
Gen. Aitt,N.P. LB, Front and Willow Sta.
lan. 3,1874: Philadelphia.
[3LOOD & CO.
Still continue o manufacture their celebrated
HORSE POWERS & CLEANERS,'
and Wilkeisn a better macidns, for less money than
can be bad elsewhere in the world. We claim for
our znachinea that they will do as much, or more.
lany other, and are more durably built. Ws
nally superintend cur work and gee thatit is
•
well down. We . will send
DIEICHIPTIVE CATALOGUES.
of our machines, on application.
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
One id Two Horse THRESVER t SEPARATORS.
THRESHER and CLEANERS'.
FANNING MILLS,
COLITOTJA AID DILL° SAW 113:11id
RAW AND GRIST MILL work done to order.
Gino us s can before purchasing elsewhere.
'l'd "Oa aubacmra `starLdr,
"OD V . (100'III'.
Aug. 2, 1869. ' - •
THE AMERICAN
SEWING MACHINE
This machine Is conehlered by', mechanical mon to
be the •
'BEST CONSTRUCTED, MOST DURA.gLE
Sewing Machine ever offered to the public. Its
,SIMPLICITY OF CONSTRUCTION, EASE OF RITS
NINO. VARIETY OF WORK :WITHOUT CHARGE
And its unparalleled success wherever it has been
Introduzill. speak.'" wonderfully for it as being the
most complete family Sewing Machin? now In us-.
Its sdaptat'on to
LIGHT OR HEAVY WORK
In truly beyond Competition. These michlnee are
for.sale by
WILSON & MAXWELL,
Or TOWANDA, PX
And their manner of conducting Miele business is
fast winning for them the confidence of the public.
Yon can examine this machine at their ofnoe In
Harem's Block, or they will cheerfully show It at
your house without charge or grumbling. Don't
let other vents sell you a machine • out of date or
behind the times before examining the iimentcan.
Orders by mail, or otherwise, will receive prompt
attention. Tow Inds. May 1. 1872.
THE WORLD'S TONIC.
Purely Vegetable and free from Alcohol. •
DR. P. LORIMER'S
JUNIPER TAI:
13 I M
A CERTAIN CURE FOR
Seated Cough. Incipient Consumption, Colds, Spit.
tang Blood. Inflamation of the Lungs, Catarrh,
Bronchitis; Droop. Whooping Cough, Asth
ma, Pains in Breast or Side, DYIPePilk
Jaundice, Dimino's. Low of Appe
.
tdo, Fever and Ague.
Indigeatlma, Liver Complaint. Diarrhoea, and en
Diseases of the Lungs, Stomach, Liver,—,
and Kidneys.
W.. H. GREGG lz CO.,
WHOLSI.LE DRUGGISTS. ELIdIRA.
Solo' Agents, and to whom all orders should. be
addressed. Price, $l.OO. •
1 Sec - Circulars for further inforniatimi.-mt
junel2.72-tf Bold by all Druggists.
• .
HER, TAYLOR
•
FASHIONABLE TAILORS,
Opposite Public Square,
Keep always on hand a full assort-
n2ent of
CLOTHS,
pxmrwmmi
READY-MADE CLOTHING
In all the latest styles,
HATS CAPS AND lIMBREpLAS,
GENTS'
Furnishing • GI- oo d s
In great variety
CUTTING DONE _ON SHORT
NOTICE.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
6 6 MAIN STREET,
TOWANDA, PA.
TIE. 0. D. STILES
Laving purchased
DR.
TILE DRUG STORE
or, 1.. A. lIIDGWAT,„ La Boum. PA.,
is now in stock and la constantly Teetering freak
supplies of pare Drugs and Ifedicinea, Dyea.Patatai
Waratahre. gm. 'Agent for ail the most popular Pat
ent Iledicluta. A fresh supply of the retch:sten
VINEGAtt BITTEtigLi
Pure Wines and Liquors for medicinal purposes;
post brands of Cigars and Tobacco; choice Perfrtral -
ell-. totlet and fancy articlesillararingyestrarts, ke.
nehOot boobs, stationery. and &irk Dealers, sup.
plied with stationery at low p&p". Ail iniaregane.
1
e Ime Looks tortilahr,t to order at pnblb,het a • 'dices.
The Vo,tar roll continue to pre' tin. ruivricine ait
her , -tolor.. 1,4610 at the Drtly: trxre; ic Fli , nce or
) pria , t. Pr- +l..,t,risa cl.'ardt. 'Vrta.:rivth•nc a 0 21-
1 1 ~ii , t,....,-....,t ,
.1 . , r ~..T . ,; , „ n E j, 1 5 t all 1111.iri 1! a., m
uplomt
I eh rt
..___ 1 k4ril 1;1. Ji72.
ft' r fri c •.. .
( Mit TEAS AND' COFFEE
oowitt. & Kira
.:,
Boum
jipa23l2lS
"
lallßlyk NATIONAL BANK,
1: or rOWANDL
Cepri4 $125,000.
51111P4.118 Form • 40,000.
• I I —:—
1
TWA Bank =ars InfiIEMAL i'ACIIMIZI tat the
GENERAL BANKING' BUSINESS.
nazazErr AID O Dapriars Loam= TO
AGIMINSINT.
Smut. Cam owza TO TEE Couscrtes kir Rom
axe Om's.
rattles l , sighing to saw xorsr to SDI pad of the
VulteitStatea, Englandareland, Scotland, or the prin
cipal cities and towns of Europe. can here procure
drafts tot that purpose.
To or from the old easatry, by best steamer or sea.
lag lines; always en.baad.
FAII:=11 EISCIIMIET oyes AT ammo assts.
. .
• •
Iligiel l Price paid for MS Bonds, Gold and Moen
JOB. PCiWELL, President. X. 1!. BETTS. Jr..
December 1. 1869. • A-Ashler.
k2IIEHANNA COLLEGIATE
ENSTE/: U
MSEEDA, SEW/FORD comm. 1%.
This Inhtitutlon win commence Its Seventeenth
Year
SUS
The courses of study are English,
,Normal, Com
mercial; Academic. Scientific-and I:llaiudeal. in all of
which the instil:mil= to systematic and thoromiti.
The I Principals will be assisted In the various
departments by a large and very excellent corps of
instructors—three - graduates, experienced teachers
haring 'been recently engaged—and no effort win be
'Tared to make the institute. In comfort, discipline
and general eilideiacy. second to no other similar
Institution. •
_ .
The Musical Departament'srill be under the charge
of Professor 11. Fersiolainnessen:
Thisl institution t i now in thorough rettair.
to addition to the extensive improvements during
the pain year, new apparatus, nape and charts. and
most approved patent deaka and seats for all the
study and recitation rooms have Just 'been -pur•
chased.
The Principal of the Normal Department will
organise August 28, a Tearcbene Class. and by
EPECILAM, Ermurnos aid to complete the most thor.
ough Course possible during OW ttme.
Tuition from $4 to $lO. Board and room In the
Instihite $4. a desirable, students ray obtain
rooms in town and board themselves. Early apply
cation for board and rooms at the-Institute abould be
mado, as the rooms are being rapidly engaged.
F farther particulars or catalogue, apply to
0. W. 'Ryan and E. E. Quinlan, Principals. Towanda,
Pa • MILLED, FOX.
ang.9"ll, President Board Trustees.
W ST
Nj
Tha subserib desires to give notice that tam nevi
ST tAM FLOURING MILL
.•
Ia now in anecesaltil operation; and that be la pre
pared to do all work in his hue on short notice.
CI:StOM GRINDING DONE ON TEE SASS DAY
S: Wheat, Buckwheat and Rya }lour. Corn ?drat.
Feed. Bran, /c.c..' always on hand and for sale at
taw at rata , . •
PiIITICULAB NCrLlCE...Persons lisinge on the
weet aide of the river desiring to patronize soy mill,
wittlbare their terryage paid bah ways, when they
bring grist. 3t tcrelauslutts and upwards.
F. 8. ATS33B.
The Concave Convex Crystal Spectre lea, made by
tlui above institute are now a long time before the
public. and the rapid and Increased demand for them
combined with the universal acknowledgment of
their clearness In vision and ease to the eye; shows
plainly that they are .superior to any other glasses
in the market.
The majority of Spectacles, (mostly imported) and
nematter how line the frames, contain but s poor
and worthless article of glasses, (generally cast or
pressed:) they are made to be sold only, without
any calculation resp ecting benefit ; to the eye. and
therefore the great - vampldnt of poor and weak
eight. Thousands are riming glasses now which tire
and fatigue the eye, where the objects get dim after _
short usage, or require en I intensely strong light
anal therefore destroying the sight, which, were igrey
properly suited. would be preserved life time.
the advantages claimed for the C oscave Convex
CrYstal Masses are the !Marring : '
The Lesures are ground of :the best material, pure
and bard, and made only foe optical purposes, they
am therefore not liable to get scratched or dim.
They confer a brilliancy and distinctness of vision
not found in any other glass.
lifbey
ey can be used equally well by day or candle '
ht r without tiring or fatiguing the eyes.
are ground mathematically true in the con.
cave waves mirror, according to the philosophy of
nature, and shape of cornea of the eye, therefore
sedating nature only instead of fordngli
That the lenses aro centered correct into the frames.
They can be used longer than any other glasses
w thaat changing to a higher power. •
The frames are made strong mid darabk=e
rinnced workmeb and warranted to give es
WM. A. CHAYEZBur"
Drab - - ' - "-v and litiV
AND COATINGS.
EQUALLY GOOD FOB PINE OB FILM ROBS.
Price 58 1 7,00 •
ta Tlbe only practical low priced Loek.stitch Sewing
chine ever invented. I ,
IDon't be bernhugged hy other Agents blarney,
I'lo matter bow smooth their tongnemay be. be sure
large profits to their own pockets.
D. WOODBI7M
wante
I 4 .
Agent d. for Bradford and &Mean Counties. Agents
lißcane, Bradford county. !-..Feb. 29.12.
T AYLOR'S CELEBRATED OILI
Tke Great Jiliemsatte Reiiieity should be kept and
need by erres7 Tanner that keeps either Cates or
Emma. every Teamster and Livery Stable lamer.
every Physician and Boris Tarim for It will many
timer, cure pain and lameness when atl other me&
tines have failed. YiMin and Eattrwad Yen
iihmild certainly keep tt, for it Is nnsurpsesed
brines and spelling. Maamiths should keep It
for their own nso and tor their enstatners tender
Mooted homes. as nothing egnals it for tender feet.
Every body sneering from pain and tameness of any
_kind, burns, cuts, Wounds or any eruption of the
skin, Corns, Chilblains or any disease reenirtng an
outward application shontd certainly keep this ate.
Waled medicine. Every tattle warranted to Mrs
satilaction. For sale bye. U. C. Porter &mak Co,
'W
'Porter k Kirby and F. W. Town Drugl.zists. Towanda
iY And by every DrrirKitt and dotty! In Brad
;44 and adietnioß rmint)Es.
Antinat"n ff , flowav and !Cowden, att4-I.ate /I'U:a
41^Inn 11.1-4, tin exyl Arch covet rhiwicuthia.Pa..
AV , `!ltd. iii lIROWNIa TAYLOR.
tulyli .lif proprietor. Lona., av ale, pa.
- BUREAUS for live dollars at
mar & BM.
1.8. ALLYN.
C. X. YAIfVILLL
PASSAGE TICKETS
- ' MONDAY. AtOUST 28, 1871
FLOURING MILL
1 IN 811ESlifi9IIIN, PA
THAT IT 18 RECEIVED.
ORTINT TO ALL WHO
VALUE THEM SIGHT ,
• Bight of the aged imitated, the weak strengthen.
ed and the perfect preeerred..
• EILADELPIIIA OPItiCAL NESTITUTE,
For the manufactaring of the
CAVE CONVEX. CEYSTAL War*. LONDOR
1101,11. AND .TP.M.Dat
5 71117..11 01 11.
11d1/1:0
or In Watches, Jewelry a Aver Ware,
da, Pa, has the sole Agency for these glasses In
Bradford county. No Pedlars employed.
I;July 11,1870-U
ami ll! auz aL . ALl&L A
ENG &wain. THE PERFEMON 07
ECIIANIEIM, sox Htancora, Faux°, Iturtaxo.
. ma, BEAMING, Szaxisci. Qtnixpro, Trroosa,
I CETLING, BEE-lITITCHiNG AND OASEZEING.
Pa exited in
AMERICA AND EUROPE,
Imple, Compict, Efficient; Durable and Complete.
' very Machine Warranted for five
ears.
It is a Triumph of If ecbanical mina
et
47, liew Tart Chookal lad Mein Bose.
1
WOODEN WARE.
Largo 1110=ft:wok of TAXLILI NOTSOZIP. TOI/Xr
•01Pl. me., to I win pior the Idgloset aoa► peke toe
COUNTRY PIIODIJCE.
lfsnoses, OVID ass WI began Katie drawbar&
All pewits lalleaftill to as Ms pislikaiin
NW arks hrierdisto pappild.
Towanda. Idarcb. 12. 1867
111. AS J. LONG.
.
GROCERIES AD PROVISIONS,
WOOD. WILLOW. ADD lITONE WAGE.
FLOUR, FEED, DIELL, &c.,
No. 1 PATTON'S BLOCK,
COIL. MAIN AND BRIDGE STEL,
TOWANDA, PA.
I &etre to can the attention of MO public to my
assortment of goods. which la 'always fall and com
plete. and will be sold to my ceiatomen at lowest
market.ritea.
KY stock of
TEAS,
SPICES,
Bare been purchased since the late reduction In the
tariff on them. and are otrered at prices to ear
respond.
Orders by mail or °Metres will receive canto
and prompt attention.
Thanking the public for the liberal a
they hero given roe, -I wish a continuance of
same.
CASII PAID YON 00ITNTIIII PRODUCL
feb.W7l
FIGURES WILL NOT LIE . !
THE CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN TOIVITY
BOOTS!
DON'T DOUBT TOM OWN Mel HERE ARE
THE FIGURES, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Goats Ittp. 2 mole k tap Root, home made
trartanted
do I do do do i 35
do 2 do do ,- do nailed. 400
do ./ double sole do 3 50
do r dolt peg do do . do 500
Boys Rip. 2 mole and tap,. do 2 75 to 3 00
Youths Rip. 3,', double 11014 ~ do 2 00 to 2 25
Merebants ran be mpplfsd with the above Blau of
goods at very prima. We are prepared
to make Boots to Nestor% Also Pint Clus Repair.
lug at reasonable prices. -
N. B.—The above very low Woe system must be
ands stood CASH breariably oa delivery. towr Call
and see before you buy. Shop opposite Methodist
Church. Main Street
L. C. BELSON.
Towanda. Nov. 1871.
NEW PLANING MILL.
Tte: undanagned having built a large and econnto
ilionallill in the Baro Tave, and Wed it
wtth
the the moot m re ot odern and larpecrred machinery. far
manutacta
WINDOW SASH AXD BLINDS,
•re prepared to ill orders, whether large or soma
the shortest notice. We hare also • large eo
rtety of NOULDER43B, of the latest style and pattern.
which we can furnish mach cheaper than they can be
worked by baled.
PLASM,
TOSOVZING.
OHOOVINO.
AND SCHOOL
SAM%•
And ill other wort pertaining to Joinery, wtl3 be dam
to sort oar custoownt
Persona building. Mid not thing more than twelve
to fourteen miles distant. will And it largely for their
interest to buy of as; or bring their lumber and have
It worked by our machinery. Bring your grime at
Mooring. or other lumber. end white your tom is
feeding. We It ground out and tain t It hems, fwith
A- L •
erNi pay CAM for PENN AND ECIELOCTe
UM= dell eyed at OW lumber .yard. Cam mid
me so, or if you eancoml t. writs.
Towanda. Ash.. 111114.. i. *ODGW • 00.
p , iZM
SUPERIOR AGRICULTURAL
MACIALRY, for Sale by
R. •M. WELLES,
TOWANDA. PA..
Office No. 3 .3terenr'e Block. north side of Court
Howe squire.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 'DEALER AND
MANUFACTURERS AGENT.
Mowing Idaeldnea. Home Powers and Thrediehers.
Wheat Adm, Maar Sowers. Gala essdere. Bs
Teddad. ftverdidge and Steel Plow% C"Milddra,
mm Zane Hoes, Clone Hanes sadltipudng
Lam Kamm. Irma commis, NM aztAmact
Barr car= ?avian to Tim Immo, CORP
111111=1:1111 1101 RAND OR PORES.
Catelntone and descriptive, Uhistrated printed dr
=bra, run tithed or mailed tree to all applicants.
It rrin cost but three cents to send for drcuMrs
in postage -
Tanners whet' in Tovands, cal and sae me.
►peii 22:72. R. X. WICLLZIS
MO THE PUBLIC.
ofil=bought the stock and leased the old stand,
k Myer, I wotdd say to all who buy their
daOCER/E3
In thii place, that I shall endeavor to keep a Wort
wort:mut of everything usualty kept in a Grocery
Store. .Also a full line of
_ .
•
YANKEE NOTIONS,
Which I propose to sell my cheap for cash.
I respectfully solicit a ahara of your patronage
and think I can make It mutually advantageous for
you to deal with me.
Yours, very ritspeettully,
L B. JOHNSON.
Towanda, July I. Mt
AtONEY SAVED,
STOVES AND. HARDWARE
=MME
VSOST & SONS have the largest
.a: misetmai el Ihnitar• hi canilM
Q B. PATCH.
C. N. ?MIL
OQFFEES,
1303
M. J. LONG
QM
TOUR
W. L. PENDLETON.
Elia
AND OTHER TOOLS,
And are Agents for
NOATIIIIMMERLAND NAILS!
FFILLOES,
w.io v :4,1v)&71.:pt F:1
BPOIiES,
IN+ rt I,:j
HUBS,
TIIUNKS,
WAGONS,
UNIVERSAL,
NOVELTY
ANI) EXCELSIOR
WOOD AND STONE CHURNS
BIRD CAGES,
CREAM. FREEZERS,
KNIVES AND FORKS,
SHEARS AND SCISSORS.
Purchasers of Razors and Pocket
Knives' will: do well to call.
STOVES,
HEATERS,
RANGES,
CfiLS FIXTURES
Houses furnished with Gas Pipe, Hot
and Cold Water, Closets, kn., on
short notice and work pwrinteed
satisfactory.
NAGLER & CO.'S CAST STEEL
WHEELBARROWS,
LEATHER BELTING.
LIGHTNING SAWS
CODDING, RUSSELL CO
Clothing.
_ • -
•
•
• •
HENRY FRANKS,
(Bnocesece to lisantr swats,)
MERCHANT TAILOR, .
No. t. Ornith k Patton•s Mork. Bridge Street. To
wands. A flood meortment Of Cloths, Vesttngs and
Osasimeres % constantly on hand. Goods made to
order In the best manner.
•
CHANGE IS INDRLTBLY STAM
PED ON EVERY Tam. ,
33rtm.
MM'R'7.ITTM'rVTI.I
ROSENFIELD Y 4 WOLF,
Obe door Booth of TOZ & add hereby
GIVE .PUBLIC NOTICE
that they wilt oder greabee inducements to cuh buy
eta, thou say other establishment to
BRADFORD COUNTY,
Dead e:di posted 'ln every branch of the
badness. they feel middy casAdsat that they eau
nests ft to the Lateran of all
:01041114:i54,1
Their Moth of too& candoes Mai et atl grades,
from the Mead to the coursed and mandecturet by
the bed ontablidunente be the country,
Give iut a talL_
TOvasadi, Xareb 11,1679.
Nrir STYLES YOB Tis LADIES
Barbagton sad vicisdt r .
lira Z. . Maga ganaerly Xti!s 71111.071 With
Was Borah Black. bre' Pied to tee m
tut wilt a tall Wm of
MILLINERY atlfD FANCY GOODS
121 ILTEItY VAIIIIETT.
oltding of Eds. Bonnets. Corsets. bagels. Di
Gleyries. Ha& Good', GM Lidera Oagia. Nous,
Baia. linibona, Florae and Lama Med
Tiovelties., Over Dr, Dear More. .
Opening day. Wedary. April 23,12. Particular
attetrikka Overt to straw work.
COK
The BEST. moat DESIRABLE, mid Most ECO
NORMAL 1 , 13 EL for culinary p ponied tiring sum
mot. Tar sale by the
•i TOWANDA GI. S 00111:PANT
.
- Tredve Mall Umbel et the Gee sour. acid. Aim mate Ureyso.llllo.
Y• .~.
Cl=
biro el your prodars. which we pay cask far.
oondinttaw
TO of Ashton*" all shod alarm
WAN Mins. G. hch
Pima toll sod look Omit our .oat. and ...m
do oar best to pima yoa. W. A. ZOOM=
Towanda.. ASTII"
GROCERY AND PROVISION
ANII SPRINGS
MoCABEfit, EDWAI D:l3,
FAMILY GROCERIES
WRINGERS
EINC . OI9 NNW BLOCH. TOWANDA. PA.
We do not deers it necessary to enumerate all the
Warent artirloswe keep. Ouriuisortment is
FIRST CLASS GOODS
Oaab pald for Minors Produce..
JAMER XeCARE.
Muth 1. 1810. WM. EDWARDS.
F& MERCUR, are now reeeiv
_a: lug afresh dock of Goods in their line, bought
since the Ist January, to which they invite the at
tention of their friends. We keep the largest dock
In town. Otwritoods era trash and destrakda. We
sea at /mast market prices.
Jan. 19,1871,}
H AND NEW TEAS, bought
Ri E nc S e the recent decline in prim. and stqlng
cheap at tatail. FOX & 311=1:7B.
Jan. 19. 1871.
AND GLOBM
F j X &• MERCUR are selling Gro
st retail. Jen. 19, MI.
-1 0 X M_ERCUR are selling New
1: and Fresh Go24a. . Jan. 19. UM.
- pox & lIERCITB are selling Giro
costes clomp. I Jan. 1 , , 1171.
'pox & HERCUR are selling first
cuss Goods only. Jan. 1871,
Fox it, ItERCITR are selling
cheaper than ever. Jan. 19,1871.
111QPMVAITIER that we are. selling
.a.so Goode at !t-
RETAIL!
And that we won't be undersold..
Jan. 19. 1871
MICHIGAN FINg-GUT TOBAC
CO-rery choice—at
Jan. 19. 1871. FOX.-8c 1LE110171114.
VOX & HEECtrit do not deal in
1 Shoddy Goode. Jan. 19, 1871.
OUR CUSTOMERS can rely upon
vetting the eery best the market *Sonia and at
kraut, priors. E. T. Fla.
Towanda, Jan. 19,71. ILIMICT =Rant.
-EEMBER THAT FOX & ItiER,
CUB are retailing all kinds of Grocaries at
wholesaleprkes. The hugest stock in town. Goods
ant class. Peons ow. E. T. FOX.
Sept. 29;70. GENBYX MBECUIL
HE BEST KEROSENE OIL IN
T
torn by the quantity or retail at
FOX &
BAKERY AND DINING ROOM.
BREAD, PM, CARE,CRACKERS,
In our DIMING B.OOKB we will accommodste the
Wale with *Mee a lunch or good meal at sll
time cd tIo day and evening.
OM= AND 1= CREAN ON HAND MUM
=NM EILU3ON.
Also i floe misortaxioat of Groceries, Confectiouen,
Fruits, Nuts, to
maylSY tf
/ULM 'OLP'.
WM. WOLIN
DAIRYMEN„
STORE.
Wholesale and Retail Dashes la
PROVISIONS,
ALWAYS COUPLETE.
we sell nothing but
First block north of Ward House.
;DAKED' DAIL T,
Anil sold At Wholesale mid Beall
D. W. SCOTT ik. CO.
CENTRAL I!gUIUMT.
Thy enbarriben Mill °outlaw to keep oonatentkr
on band a hill and complete mecatanent of every
ldrj pertaining to their business. consisting main-
: M
~ 8170A11 CURED BAN&
MITITON. 2M117. LAMB.
VEAL. POULTBIi, •
SAMOS. - LAUD,'
BOLOGNA. DRIED BETZ,
TALLOW. ke.. &a.
Also.
. 8 H
FRESH FROM THE LA liPB
~.r~.w.~
Parties wishing Oysters in large or Emil pant,-
tire will be furnished on short notice, at Qs old
stead. Carew. Yessorr." Yontanye's block. first
hoot north of Dr. Potters.
Clash (Wasn't.i X.FLIATY h Irma=
Tzio. itmsocn.
NZ. 24. 11170-tf
JULES HUGUENIN
Is cosistudlyreceiving a large and varied assort-
meat of AXIMICAN AHD SWISS
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHIM
Par ladies and Geallanoto. Jewelry of ell kinds and
dencriptions.
sr= 1110YA$ &ND AICEILICN CLOCK C 0.13
CLOCKS,
/sox Tut OIIZLPEBT TO TEN sin.
GOLD. owns% LID en= animus IR
GREAT VARIETY. Falb:star attention ataen to
REI AIItIN(k
Of aft Mods. ALL Won WARRABTXD. Bcrueoi
ber the plare--Chr doer north of Kercnr'n Block.
Timrssida. Mi? 1. IRU
RR- S.ILE.—A Plationu Spiing
aaon, with top over Loek scat, almost now.
serer been rno ever Ge macs. Also one set of lli;ht
doubts harness. made by J. V. Wilcox; almost
Vat be sold rosooaable.
junel2,72.tt
owow
,•••'
..17 7-rr
- ,
w Issa..*'* 04),:cric;'•
t•isi 4:1 A tiir a' 1
SILVER PLATED WARE,
rplin; Rodgers & Broome
SINGER SEWING MACHINE.
INSURANCE AGENCY
WICKHOI & BLACK'S.
Towanda, My 23, WT2.
KIP WXYrS!
STOG A BOOTS,
BOOTS AND SHOES
Boo' Vs'. Scoots
MOODY'&-CO.,
Have the sule control for the Retail
liumphreY
And we me :staffing them as low as other honstis are
retailing Eastern Goods.
De Mire that you are buying these Boots, ita it Wont
stand to reason that an Eastern Boot, made by ma
chine throughout, will begin to wear with the aelo
brated
RUBBERS I
A large assortment. which we in selling at a large
reduction in priors. We keep none lint first quality
Rubbers.
pox a /LERMA
FINE SHOES 1
Tor Links, and Peb. Gost, Kid,
Preach KM. Berge and French Calf, in - fact all the
styles manufactured by the, beet Factories in the
mintry.
A FULL LLNE OF BURT'S 000D8 ON HAND
ROBES I
Just received; a larger stock of Wolf, Buffalo and
Lap !lobes, also horse Blankets, Whips, ac., which
we are selling cheap for cash.
The. largrat asso4morit in thus soeyon at correspond
ing prices. r
Oho us a call and you will be suited
L. la MOODY 4t CO.
Towanda. Nov.l. 1871.
NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY
On Pine betirieen Man and Second. Btree
of 0.7. Mason.* Co.'s-Bank.
Respectfully announce to his triendeand patron,
that th have built a
where they win constantly keep on hand a full assort
meat of ,t
TOP Jan) OPEN BUGGIES,
TROTTING MEM AND BEICLETONI3,.
Made of the best material and finished In the best
idly style. His long experience In city Cull-hags
Factories Ives them a decided advantage over others
la the
at kb Wagons. All they asks la as
nisrretiox OF HIS WORK
IROVIOUII to inuthaaing elartylkere.
ALL WORK WARZANYRD TO GIVE PERFECT
Tboakfol for the nen! patronse• formierty
snow sad respectiully ask- • cositbanartoe of th.
mow
.TVIM4 HPOIIFSIN
HENRY HYMEN
•
1er•4114 •
Towsdda. Ka 24.
ARMERS, bring y our
n S
a gf i v on kiti t
asd sell to a
Jaa.l9, Isll.
, JOHN E. FOX
FILM ;LIM
Ea
TUB
-BOWLS
TABLE bUTLEBY
Age**. •
ol the
lIMI
Boots :lad Shoot
CALF, BOOTS,
BUB4ER BOOTS,
In endless variety.
trade of
ELNINILADE
B9OTSIAND SITOES
31anufactur . ed in Towanda,
DON'T BE DECEIVED !
TOWANDA BOOTS.
RIIBBERS.';
- RUBBERS
FINE SHOES!
FINE SMES 1
BLANKETS!
TBUNKS. TILAVIZMG BAGS. &C.
IroWANDA, PENN'A.
HENRY STULEN &
KEW BRICE raTtai fix TAMELY.
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
PLATFORM WAGONS, _
Finish, Styk and' Durability
841781PACTIOk:
REPAIRING, PROMPTLY AMMDED TO
reduced prices
-fitiKsdkanot
iliff2
V. PORE SON,.
CASH DRUG STORE,
inuaakto - 111 WITT Toss.
Omrssi kiln and Plea Ands. Tomo% PL.
Bate 4enttp added lacy to Mel:Mock. a tax a*
couplets oasochneast, constanthas an astanatvi se.
ttati. ametidW wimp articles Used ha the Aria fat
resnWases. eirefully selected with input
ve tracts of the public , which will be
conatently plWd with fresh purchase*. and
a l ts i r rtesonatde torsos atlir boloole or
ilatao. of
• D' 'as, lifiDuttmN s englacauk
p A sing, ornA, vssinnine‘
• 1 1 ' I HOL AND TURPENTINE,
sane Putrr. i lvmousa, wirris-weys.
4 ,p And an knits of brasher.
. r ROSENE OR COAL am,
1 Boning Itrilds.
Lulalk, SHAM% WICKS. Catllitnd.
- I _Storm Ltd. Whale, Nests Took
TA4TER'S AND MACHINE OILS,
sod Tridst Articles In ailthdr riristr,
'NUL ititUdintittllOAPS. =did.
?model. Ibtr-Dywe. Perfaxam.
UM
ET BOOKS, PORT MONALY,
locket Enlies:Basers.
OWN AND ULM PHISPAILATIONS:
ma. 'ran AND Llguous fr /
lot Itadidaal us.
coo, ginirr, PIPIIN AND Ccans,
Garen. Field Ind Plower Seeds. Truism. SO.
finspenarities. Shoulder Braces. Breast
Teething Sings, Thiraing Bottles.
Ripple Shells and Melds. Syringes.
Pam tiolf•Sealing fruit Jars, Ther. -
11avaring Estreeta.' Slone
/ Glass Ware. Bottles. Vials. Corks. Bath
in=and Stove Slacking, nab Tackle, Am
he.. &genic. EClactic and Horacepath=
i hi Ifediclues,,and ell the popular Patent .
- • 1 31 - EDICI.NES.
AU ll:tidos warranted as reprogented. Persona at
a distance can receive their orders by stage or mail,
w ei ni vu t a irill receive prompt and careful attention.
11 advice given grataitausly at the . °foe.
Only for medicine. ' -.
ligiel Thankful for past liberal patronage, Would tea
!
y announce toile': friends and the public.that
DO shall bo :pared to satisfy, and merit the con.
tin of their confidence and patronage.
Open Sundays for prescriptions ' from 9 to 10
a.m., dl2m.to 1. and 5-to 0 p.m.
H. O. POSTER & SON.
Ap 1, 11372.-,-yr.•
R:1 UMATLSII—NEIJRALGIA 1
$5OO WILL BE PAID
to, person producing any Medicine ahowing half
as . • y living, p•rmanent cures u Dr Frritga's
VW ants Rascrsterio 1112itsan. reed inwardly
only. A pleasant Idedic.ne. free from iniurietut
drn . Warranted, under oath, to bare permanent
ly cured 90 in every 100 patieSts treated in the put
tut ybara. (See testimony). It la the scientific pre.
script= of Prof. Jos. P. Fitler, II 1)., a graduate of
thelriversity of Pennsylvania. A. D., 1833,—n0w
mae Philadelphia's oldest regular physicians, and
Professor of Chemiatry and Toxicology,—wne has
mad ffi Netnigla. Chronic and Inflamstuy Rheuma
tism the specialty of 11.• entire professional life—a
facttouched for by the aquatints accompanying
;
each bottle, and other testimonials of many promi
nent renowned physicians and clergymen. To pro
tea. erers from poisoncma quack nostrums and
awl as expenditure of money, a legal signed guar.
, stating exact number of honks warranted to
ire willbe forwarded gratis to any sufferer send.
g y letters full description of afli tion In ease
' I lure to cure, an omit paid positively refunded.
sent anyw bete by express. collect on de-
Afflicted invited to write -for advice; all in
on and medical advice sent by letter grata*,
Dr. J. P. ITTLI 11. 29 South Fourth street,
yit o
Iphia, Pa. The Remedy is sold or obtained
r gists , -
F r 55/0 by POUTER k. FIRMA. Druggists. Mu
' Block. Towanda, Pa.
Miscellaneous.
I WANDA
arbJe Works.
GEO. McCABE & SON
Just received Mu largest assortment of
AMEBIC AND 'TATA AN
E.
vti exhitnte.l In this peotion. to which they
tnvjte the attention of the public.
y kotporr hand or turuibli.to ardor
31 0 N U 31. E N T S,
MB STONES, MANTLES, Sic.,
v Of every style.
AT THE LOWEST TEEMS.
Persons in want of anything in onr line. are re
-. Incited to call andclarothe,our stock.
ROBES 1
Towanda, May 1, ICI
HE. OLD V.AM'' STREET
Carriage VAciory.
JAMES BRYANT
6t/11 dualities this manufacture of
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS;
•
everyLdescripttun, at the old stand of G. II
MAI'S STREET. TOWANDA, .PA.
'LATEST STYLE AND FINISH
In the manufacture of wagons nothing is usedbu
BEST STRET, AXLES„
COMPOSITION BOXES
11.,ATFON3I *SPRING WAGONS
LUMBER WAGONS
liner best Eastern stock is mod In the mannfactaro
of Wheels. Spokes aro all rived out—not sawed.
WARRANTED EQUAL TO ANY
AB W . finish, and as to durabilitr,
SUPERIOR TO ANT IN TILLS SECTION
dt Wouic W
01.19'71
ItIGHEST MARKET PRICE
GRAIN, BUTTER AND EGGS,
GEORGE gMTTH-,
April is.
„
WRITE DI: I t'S at
' mkPOUIVIL
novl
McCABE & SON
CM
Ms work le all of tleo
To ether with the
In Liglit Work
MEI
Kept conotsatlT on twid.
ALL Wolll{ SOLD
CIIII
JABS BRYANTI
IN CASH, PAID Folt
WYSAUKINii,
kmar tic l s ,. -
NATION'Luz, ABM:MANCE,
00. car v.
CUM CCPTUL. $1.000.000-PIID ix rILL,
1 •
_rhartiorod by CclizreBB. 1844.
CLAW:IKE IL l CWlE. r .TresktonS : •
JAY comm. Outman Flnanco and Ex Wu ;
HERBY D. COOKE, Vise President
HERBY. W. PEET. Secrets:7 and Actuary
The advintsgcs of the National Lilo Inianoci:C.
I: It is a lifitlena/ C.:nripany,chartrd by entree.
1. It him • paid op capital of One Innen Dollars,
3. It odors low rate* of premiums ;
4 ‘ . It haridah'ea larger haigutanoe than otb•r
psalms, far the-same looney ; - \
it, Pits dettnito end certain ;1
4. Tharp is lie Psesi, hinti of‘lularlimemulatio t b)
, agents, er inumnderatanding by policy-bold,:r •
1. The policies are plain contracts, so much liar
a p
rano, f o-nutch money ;
1. An po ire nen•ioriciting ;
I. The are eaciript corn attachnient
l' .
._
X. W.
,CLARK at; CO., likpkerg.
General Agents
B. B. ItUSSELI., Manager
ELI3I3IIEE k A G. MASON,
. .
6ger4 for Towanda and yielnity.
an. 9. 18C9.
G UARI
LIFE INSURANCE COIIPANY)
lAN 31ITTIILL
1
N 0.231 BROADWAY, NEW YORE.
- -
Pouczzs is yoacr: .. .
Aiverra, over
Aincush Lvcolus, 0ver.....
Loss's PAIL
All approved forms of Policies leaned.
Liberal raodea for payment. of premium&
tu t \
•' Policies n-forfeitable by their terms. -
The en • - profile of the Company divided aqui
ably among llie insured.
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AN .:13AL DIVIDENDS..
WALT N 11. PECKHAM, PIILSIDICST.
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/ WIL T. HOOKER, Vicn Przinzirl
LECILT M ADAMS: SP:c'IAND AcrrAin
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JAY Coosz
Joux 'Woo
B. A. M •
T. B. rrri
Danker!.
0., Laukere,
UDE & CO.. TFa 3terchsuite
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oak and Statoinory,
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ORK PAPEES
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NE . , MUER:, oTATDiNRY AND I t
PR:II2EI2i • -
PENS,
1- BOOKS
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EE NOTIONS
YAN
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a, NOV.
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Lie i;
dery Lai,
third star
li-BINDERY..--THETUB
e respectfully informed that the Beek-hoe
I been removed to the "Reporter
where, will be clone
tOOK-'4INDING:
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•ariorts i brtmelies..m terms ai res-sonsele al
a" will allow. The Bindery will be uu,it:
e of
In all its 11
•the thr,
the char I
11. C. N,ltt.tiliKElt,
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An e • • mined Binder. and all worlswill be promptly
deno in a style and manner which cannot be ercelleil
Music, Magazines. liewspapers.ol,l Books, kr_ lymind
in every t ariety of style. ParticuLar'attentiou will be
paid to the Baling and tiudiug of
/MAIM BOOKS
To any desired pattern, which .in quality and Burs
bility wplt DO warranted.
All work will ho ready for delivery elwn
The patronage of the public is solicited. and per
feet satisfaction guaranteed.
Towanda. August 2, 1866—tf.
TOW..A.NDA AGRICt7ATI,:,rAL
WiAI;IS STILL .U.n.E!
The' buperithtt.u . ,.l(nt of this glop is now olf , nu
Rowe of the bet
.LUMBER w.Aqo
PLATFORM WAGONS . .
COVERED AND _OPEN BUG 'IES
ever oaf reel in thig market. 8t.42 ilei•rte.l
OAK! AND HICKORY" TIMBER
awl as work ma.le-by the moat
Eat:I:II.NCED WORKMEN
We have the
P.A TE,NT EVSSIA IRON SEATS
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very light, and so durable that -even tune hag but
little to do towards their decay.
Plitati•e; exaraire our' work before porcharung ode
where. ! Bcpainn t done on &lint notice. •
Sr. C. 31E.RCUTI, ercailcnt
Towandi, July 20, Is7o
e j E. BOLLES & CO.,
rituvucr.
Commission Merchants,
SCRANTON, PA.,
Itesi;octitilly solicit consignments et
ECIC,S. CHEESE, VEAL,:ruCLTI;.I*
And all oiler Farm Prodnce
One of the firm having resided in , Scrantou for
the pest ten.years, and havilag anertcrisive aCqIIIIAt•
&nee with the business lieu of tile city, we feel con•
fldent that we can Sell tircslnce to the entire tuW
filutlon of consignors.
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REFERENCES.
L. S. CHEBBUCK, - A- FRISDIE. Orwell, FL
BALDWEi.ar. HLACKMAN. Gpmum & COLE
BIAN, LeßaysTilla, Pa.
8. G. CHAFFEE, MARTIN MANSCCG, War,3
Ilium, Pa.
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H. J. CHUBBHCK. HENRY. SHOEMAKER, Pm!
vtlle. Pa.
3. Z. DOLLYA.
[spl.2q7l] H. uouv.
$l,OOO TO BE 31 kDE ON
MORT NOTICE: - .
The subscriber now offers ior .ale he, reW
FLOII,RINU - MILL,,CHEIP ,
ONFALAIIP CAM, lIALANCE AINNL'AG Z‘TMENT,
... The property is situated In Stevensville, Bradfool
Chanty. Pa.. on .the line of the proposed yllll - 33 1
from Wyalnidtlif 'to Binghamton. and - - a depot rill
probably be located on 'the property.
The property consists of fifteen acres of land, a
large new Mill. two Dwelling Houses, •twO
outbuildings, and a never-failing Water pbwrr.
For hither partienlars enquire of 0. P. liarthte•
Wmairittle, or N. N. Betts, Jr.. Cashier First Sa.-
tionill3ank, Towanda. Fa.. Martin Coryell, A-2110-
Barre', or A. Loch', W; anteing.
• - INGHAM STONY.'
jain2s"l2m3 Stevensville, Fa
GROCWMS AND PROVISIONS
MUII Sr, Cu• _
llespectfullytnnolinco to Lilo public lu general,
they have openod a large and choice stock of • o',
GROCERIES AND rnovtsioNs
es.vier Main and lrraukliu Arretx, Towanda, +x" o ' l '
they will sell as cheap -tho cheapest lor •
CASH!
You will always tlnif To Sfxrunx - ru there, pat se
happy as evor..to wait upon all old customers. and as
many new ones as will favor them with s call. -
Tins. 'THOS. MVIR k CP.
Tub& statancrit. April. 11. 157.2
CASEVA INSURANCE AGENCY.
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TROT. PA.
FIRE. LIFE and .WCIDENT PTSFRANCEotIe dc4
In nrst-olass companies. Ale" LYu.I S.Lrveyiug ind
eenveyaneing. Twenty,- Fwven ) years eapecienee
thdera by mall rriauptly attended to.
E. A. CAES•
-823.000,0 W
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... 1,000,001
500.0(.1
J. A. RECORD,
Agent, Towanda, Pa
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