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•
,
:441vice`as to &rile& •
111 teaching a young horse to drive
not hurry to see how fast ho
can trot.: Keep each *ice clear.' and
distinct from the: other; fruit ia, walk.
ing him make him walk and 'do not
allow hire . trot. While trotting,
be egtmlly
careful that he keeps
steady at his pace, and do not allow
him'to slack into a walk. The reins,
`While driving, should be kept sting,
anti when pushed at the top of his
speed, keep him well in band, that he
may learn well to bear upon the bit,
so that when going at a high rate of
speed he can be held at his pace, but
do not allow him to pull too hard,
for it is n,ot only unpleasant, but
makes him often difficult to manage.
To prevent bcdtPr-breaking, pro
cure a small; hard, strong cord, from
eight - to Lou feet long ; put the her
ness'on the horse, buckle • the girth
tight, makinga slippuThg noose on one
end of the cord and put it around
. the horses tail, close to .the body ;
slip the other end through the terra
and bit ring, and hitch the horse to
post and leave him to himself. Tw r o
or three lessons will cure any hoise.
When a horse stands long in the
stable his legs are apt to swell. No
horse which is not disabled by sick
ness or lameness should be allowed
to stand long in the stable. Inaction
pyoducps a dropsical condition of the
independent parts of the body ; and
the obvious remedy is to exercise the
horse every day.
To prevent ovrreaching,pare the
heel of the forward footow. This
causes The horse as he moves forward
to raise the forward foot quicker,
and allows the hind foot to remain
longer, so that , before the-hind foot
comes forward the forefoot is out of
• the way. Also make the forward
. shoe long. If the reason is not plain,
let any one. try the experiment and
they will be satisfied. •
To KELT Cincxzss 7-TrAtanr.--: - We
have published much on this subject,
but the following from a correspond
ent of the Rural New Yorker is op
portune : "The way I keep my fowls
in health, I clean out the house once
a week ; put wood ashes under the,
roosts ; have iron basins for them to
drink from ; whitewash inside of hen
house with hot lime ; put a little,ker
osene oil en the roots once a 'heath.
The main food is oats and cake or
fenceto pick on. I never feed ' but
fence n day—at noon, or when I • shut
them up at
_four five in the after
noon. When they rim out then give
them all they will 'eat. In my expe
rience there is no easier way to
,get
diseased fowls than to keep them
stuffed ; it makes them lazy, and they
won't work as much as they ought to
keep' them in a healthy condition. I
never had any gapes in chickens.
When fowls begin to droop I give
them three large pills of common
yellow soap ; it is the best thing to
cleanse a fowl I know of i I follow it
for three days ; give them nothing to
eat, and plenty of pure water to drink.
In desperate cases give a half tea
spoonful of tincture of lobelia.
EZICI
CCTITIVATING THE STRAWITERITY.-It
has become fairly settled at the only
sound 'method of cultivating the
strawberry that the plants must be
kept free from runners. The effect
of this practice is wonderful. The
whole growth of the plant is concen
trated by this means in the original
stock, and it enlargea, until as many as
a quart of berries havebeen plucked
;rum a single plant. - It will be un
derstood that this method is followed
only with such plants qs are not rais
ed with a view of propogation, but
aro permanent varieties, set out for
family use. In order to sell, the run
ners must be encouraged. After all
the endless list of varieties which
have been extolled as the best, the
Wilson retains its position as the best
market berry. Much will be found
to depend on the nature of the soil
and the mode of cultivation. Before
the plants are in bloom in the early
spring, the application of liquid ma
nure will be found of great value.
THE situ; of an animal, whether cow,
calf, colt, or horse, that dies on 'the
farm is worth more at home than at
the tanners. Cut it into narrow
strips, and shave off the hair kith
sharp knife before the kitchen lire, or
in workshop, stormy days and even
ings. You may make them soft by
rubbing. A rawhide halter-strap, au
.inch wide, will bold a horse better,
and last longer, than an inch rope.
It is stronger than hoop iron and
more durable, and may be used to
hoop dry casks and boxci, and for
hinges.
Try it on a brole.o thill, or any
woodwork.that has been split. Put
it on wet, and nail fast. Thin skins
make the best bag-strings- in the
world. A - raw-hide rope is a good
substitute for a chain. It is valuable
to mend a broken link in a tree chain..
For some purposes it is best to nsa
it in its natural state. For other
purposes it may be dressed soft..
'To IlnuovE MOTES AND CHAFF FROM
THE EIT--Calomel is one of the very
best remedies for motes or chaff in
the eye of horses or cattle. I had a
cow that got an oat chaff on the eye
ball, which resisted all efforts at re
moval. Her eye became so swollen
she could not open if, and white film
began to grow upon the ball. I was
speaking to one of my neighbors
about it ; ho•recouunended the above
remedy, which I applied, blowing it
into the eye with a goose quill, about
the bulk of a grain 'of wheat. Twen
'tv-fora• hours after, no ono would
have supposed anything had ever
ailed the eye. I know of other in
stances where it has been used with
"equal success..
DRSTItOTING Qt.:BRANT AND GOOSEBER-
_Ur Wortits.—A fly or miller deposits
small white eggs on the under side
of the tender leaves of currant and
gooseberry bushes, which yield the
large numbers of white worms that
devour the leaves. Fora day or two
after they are hatched, the worms are
scarcely - perceptible to thb naked eye.
But they . grow rapidly and devour
tender leaves.rapidly.
, The only reliable remedies are
. crushing witft the fingers and sprink
hug with the powder of hellebore
otwalraiii album), which may be ob
. *tained at Most 'drag stores. * Put a
few cents worth—sayane or two table,
• spoonfuls—in a pepper box, turn up
the branching bushes, and sprinkle a
, small quantity on the leaves, when
the egg s or v; . orins can be seen. If
the smallest perceptible atom comes
74 1 ,fAiitacti with It worm; it will rive Forts of fits.Noliis the tanie
to watch :or-them..Let the powder
' ca hellebore be handled tvith caution,
its the minute dust produce terrible
sneethiv, if inhaled.
P IE
SEWING MACHINE!
THE DOINLESTIO is o.Stilt:We
,wltich has ' been
used for . tiro last. Avo : years ins the
West, and is npiv‘,LitraduciA foYthe
first time in This section.
It runs faster than most, easier
and more quietly than any, doing:the
lightest m well as the heaviest work
done on any Sewing Machine
ALL `HARE in - arD TO CA/ . .1: AND SEE IT
All Machines -have Blake's Patent
Table.
Agents wanted in unoccupied tzTritory. :Address,
BLAEt k CO., Scranton, Pa.
ror balo by
May 12, 1670.71 y
EASE AND CO_IIFORT._
THE
BLESSING OF PERI T ECT
There is'nothing so Vainiticiaspez l rdi4 'sigiat, and
perfect eight can only ha obtained by wing •
PERFECT SPECTACLES !
The thfileulty of procuring which is well known.
MESSRS. LAZARUS & MORRIS,
OCCULIStS AND OPT [CANS,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT,
iLANIIPACTURERS OF THE CELEBRATED
PERFECTED SPECTACLES,
Have, after years of experience, experiment, and
and the enaction of costly inachirery, been enabled
to produce that GRAND DESIDERATUM,
PERFECT SPECTACLES!
Which have Leen sold mitts unlimited satisfaction to
the wearers in the Western States during the past
fifteen years.
Those Celebrated Perfected Spectacles never the the
eye, and last many years without change!
Messrs. LAZARUS k MORRIS bare appointed
JULES HUGUENIN. dealer in Watches and Jew
elry, as their sole agent fur Towanda, Penria, and
vicinity. April 14. 1870.
EC=
MEM=EMM
-' llbOlOLOO4 lll
b - OfM' . 'ts'_t:(":''-
- ::. ,'. t i - - ,:coi .--•, -. ...:-.-`i 1 : ,, , - .:!-j.
LOCK STICH -,
Plcin Maines -
Half Case
Tn. - Lou it 'GORE, •
Towanda. Pa.
A. A. ELTNSTIt.
Athena. Pa.
Wyalnaing.
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
The subscribers would respectfully Inform their
many friends that they have upened a
• BOOT AND SHOE STORE !
At No. UR 'Alain-at.. Towanda, Pa
They Lave jitFt received a flue assortment of
LADIES' ANDiTTENTS' SHOES
Con,inting of
,
LADIES GAITERS,
Of all grades. Ladies
GOAT AND LEATHER SHOES
MISSES AND exitt.vrtm'is SHOES
Of every variety, which will be sold cheap f.ir cash.
Give them a call and altiary yourselves that they are
selling cheaper than the cheapeat.
We would call easpecial attention to our
CUSTOM .1) EPART3IENT !
We makc to order everything in the line, of
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEA"S IrEAI
Being mechanics of tunny year practical experienax,
axe feel confident, that we can give entire satisfaction.
We employ none but first.class mechanics, and have
secured the services of the veteran) boot-maker of
Bradford county. :dB. J. W. WILCOX. who cordial
ly invites a tall from his former patrons.
Ire guarranfee perfrst fits, and atl work Iraprontet.
Repairing neatly and,proniptly done.
Bernet/ibex the place, 1:o. 'llB Main-el.. a few doors
below the Means HOUK'. Towanda, Pa. Loot out for
the sign of the Big Boot.
a• 1.27.'74.—1f D.IVIS
CALL AND EXAMINE
THE NEW STYLES An"
SPRING MILLINERY GOODS !
AT 311 SS GRIFFIN'S STORE,
•
Where you cannot toil being plea-ca with the
GREAT VARII2tY OF BONNET, 11.1T9, ETC.
Pricer to suit all customers. Do not forc, , ct the
place, No. 2, South Front
METICUR'S NEW BLOCK, TOWANDA, PA.
April G, 1870-2. n
REPORTER JOB PRINTING
OP.FICE
mcently added greatly - to our facilities, we
are now prepared to do all kinds of
JOB PRINTING
AT
LOWER PRICES
AND
BETTER STYLE
Than any establishment in
NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA
CALL IT
THE REPORTER - OFFICE
AND
EXAMINE SPECIMENS.
SENT FREE!
1. O'KEEFE, EON k CO.'S
SEED CATALOGUE
k1...1) GUIDE TO TUE
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE
GARDEN, FOR 1870.
Published itt January. Every lover of flowers wish
ing this stew hrid valuable work, frve of awe, should
address Immediately 3!. O'KEEFE, SOK k CO., =-
vellum k Barry's Mock, Rochester,
0et. , 21, 1889.—tjun 1 •
CENTRAL MARKET.
Thelinbaeritiern stnloontinne to keep eon:it:luny
on hand a fan and complete =mamma of every
thing pertaining to their buriners, enarieting
of
BEEF, PORK, FRESH AND SALT
SUGAR cL7ICLI) UAMz
ILUTTON, LAUB,
VEAL. POULTRY,
SAUSAGE. LARD,
BOLOGNA, DEEM Lr.KY.
TALLOW, &c.,
ME
H ,
FRESH FROM TI LAXES,
OYSTErS EECE,n'ED, DAILY
In their sem•en
Paz - W.14 witlingilysterm 'large or smallonnut:-
Ues will bo furnished on bhort, nonce, at %bc old
.stand. Crarrita. idAatzer, Man tarilv's ;Una, first
Maar north of Dr. Porten. .
' Cu& Kriztor. ) Ers.tru::MCLtOCL 3.
TUG. /llttramt..
Fob, 2i, 1870-tt .
VIBELPORIC, HA US ANIV , IIAIRD
_L.. at commr4-111A-kFea.
ALLltra•B , ,•driltiftllos4 l -Vtio
Bandon.;,rh.lesgo
?Illy Pi, 1569. C. H. PATCH'S.
• 401.-S-/;*
:..• •
~ 3 I .
Eimm ILULW.A.Y.
um mum tut - seOlnratswrzteW _
oze suaurazat.. • , 3 02Asowqr.lxdF 11 *
B-uoir• ouscit—ialaHLN ISMS
cilickiii)..iiitstrAttAL 3lll 4 l 4
MILWAIBEICKAT, PAULO:hum^.
. And all points Wen snit Nathan&
DAYTON. CINCINNATI. INDIANAPOLIS. ,
LOUISVILLE. ST. LOW* ,
And WI points South and Southwest:
.
NSW AND DaS01121) sulotrbit
arrritotrz cams stb lloormince, Dmris.o. 'Paw
atm. =scum CIWIRILATI.
cin end after Monday. MAY 2nd, 1870. trains will
leacelVarerV at About the following hours. viz
4:24 axe., NIGHT EMPRESS (Mondays excepted) for
Rochester, Buffalo, - Dunkirk. - Clareland and Ohl.
connecting with the Lake Share,
Southern, and Grand Trunk Bidsrap_ at=
Dunkirk and Cleveland for RIO WeltilalOwtpleay.
land with the C. C. C. & Inn. Railway tarlatan.
. sprat; and st,Cincinnati with theLouleville Short
Line 'Railway, and the Ohio & Mississippi=
far the South and Southwest ; also with
ing linen at principal stations on main line.
4:58 a. up—NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, for Rochester.
Briffalo. Dunkirk. Cleveland and Cincinnati. mak.
kw direct connection with trains of Grand - -Tennk
and Lake Shore Railways at Buffalo, Dunkirk and
Cleveland. for all pottits West, and at Cincinnati
with Jim 0510 atiliaaiesippi end ,Lord ) ville Short
Line Eadistragriof the Sough and tknitnwest ; also
with all connecting lines at principle stations on
main line.
' 8:29 a.m.—MAIL TRAIN, Sundays excepted. for
Buffalo and Dunkirk.
5:95 p.m.—EL MIDA ACCOMMODATION, Sundays
excepted.
8:93 p. M., DAY =PRESS, Sundays excepted, for
Rochester, Buffalo, Druaktrk, Cleveland, Cincirmia•
ti and the I,.nth. Stops at principal stations and
connecting points on main line.
New and improved Drawing Room Coaches &coons.
pony this train' front.Tork to Buffalo, awl
Sleeping ft.' hes are attached at Hornellaville, run.
ring Sao' to Clesveland slid Galion without change.
5:16 p.m.—EX. MAIL, Sundays excepted. for But
foto, Dunkirk and Cleveland, connecting with
for the West.
A Sleeping Coach is attached.to this train running
through to Buffalo.
7:00 a:m.—WAY FREIGHT, Sundays excepted.
4:10 p.m.—EMIGRANT TRALN, deny for the West.
$65
- $7O
1:00 a.m.—Nlft/TP ijinir-q& , itnatlitysexcepted , con.
nectinglit aleW:.Yorh _kith tatiiellimin trains and
steamers for Boston and New England cities.
Sleeping Coaches accompany this train to N. Y.
5:50 a.ni.—CINCINNATI EXPRESS. Mondays ex,
coPted. connecting Mersey City with afternoon
. and evening trains 'of Now Jersey Railroad Sir
Philadelphin;Baltimore, and Washnigtori: and at
New York with steamers and afternoon Express
trains for New England Cities. Also stops at—.pain
cipal stations and connecting pointifon main Ma. ,
Sleeping Coaches accompany th istraintoliew York 1
12:35 p.m.—DAY EXPRESS. SundaYsexcepted. MD'
netting at Jersey City with midnight Express train
05 New Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia Also
stops at principle stations and connecting points
on mein lino.
New and improved Drawing• Room Coaches swam.
pony this train from 'Buffalo to New York.
3:35 p.m.—ACCOMMODATION - TRAIN, daily for
Susquehanna.
8:38 a.m.—ELMIRA MAIL. Sundays excepted.
0:25 p.m., NEW YORK MAIL. Sundays excepted. :7
9:05 win...--LIGHTKING 'EXPRESS, daily t cognac*
Invent-Paterson .
for Newark • at - Jester C ity'
Morning Express Train of New Jersey Railroad toff
Baltimore and Washington • and at New York with-
Morning express train for Aston and New England
cities. Also stops at all principal Battens and con
necting points on main line,
Sleeping Coaches accompany this train through to
Now York.
3:45 p.m.—WAY FREIGIIT, Sundays excepted.
BAGGAGE CHECKED 'THROUGH.
&IN. A revised and complete "Pocket Timm Tabh"
of passenger Trains on the Erie Railway surd con•
nectinglinea, has, rhcently been ipthltahcd. and Can
be procured on appllcaton "to the - Ticket Agent el
the Company.
L. D. IZUCEER.
Gen . ' Sept
pA. & N.Y. CANAL & R.R. CO.
ARRANGER NT OF PASSENGER TRAINS,
P.'4. r.x. ar . Ye P.M.
Waverly,..... (1,35 3,05-6.42 - 4. 6,05-1,18-8,10
Towanda 7.1'x,.58-7.35 5.15-12•25--7,20
Tunthannock.93-6,17-4./d
Pittston 10,11--,7,30 " 2.00-8.55
Wilkes'Barre, 10.55-7,55. 1.115-8.30. • • • • •
White liaven,l2.a , l r. x .11,68 A.AI
Mauch Chunk,l,34)
Easton 317 9,05
PhiPh (arr). _5,05 .....
Nen:l:or:4am) 6,05 6,00
P.M. A.M.
Down Train dines at White USPCII. Up Trains
dines at "Pittstor.
Passengers to and from Kew :York and Plailadel-
phis without change of cats.
Down train connects at Allentown with Through
Fast Express for llarrtolnuv, Pittsburg and the
. _
GLORIOUS NEWS!
CP.E:rfr A37EEW.I2 TEA STORE
tio. 1 auur - rni S PerioN's 2m Bwcz,
BRIDGE STREET, TOWANDA, PA..
RED, WHITE AND BLdE STORE
fCESes of TWIN GIVEN AWAY ZILE •
pIIILT,' to BEUEfy
the .ople that this is the place tb save money.
Py. LOW AS TIIE GREAT- AMERICAN TEA
COMPANY OP FEW YORE.
Fresh Ground Conereceireddailyfrom New York.
or grondd do order. Also whole Coffee, green and
roasted, all styles, whole and ground ISpices, Dried
Fruits, &c., at equally low prices.
The imbserthar bogs leavo 4 to return his thanks for
the very liberal patronage extended to him while in
the Grocery business in this place, andvospectially
solicits a trial in kis now enterprise. The business
will be conducted strictly on the •
43 will not Taco to iiatr antra prices to mako up
for the lowa of a credit business. •
If you can't 'pare the money to pay for a pound
buy an 01111e0 and 113 y for it. Ito indepcndent—then
7 , 9 - Will he worthy to walk under the
And buy
Whit
Goode cheep. far Itomernber the
IVA White and Blue Stare. iteneßlealt. Ilrldatilttreet.
July 1, 1E49. BRAMITALL & RIDGEWAY.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK i
OF TOWANDA.
CAPITAL . ....... . .$125,00.
SUIIPLITS FUND • 40,000.
Y.
•
This Bank otTere UNUSUAL FACILITIES for the
transaction of a
. .
GENERAL BANKING BUSINES)9.
INTIMEST AID OS DEPOSITS - •ACCONDING TO
AGM:EMIT. •
SPECIAL. CAET. GIVEN TO TNT COLLECTION or Nom
Parties wishing to EC' NONLT to any part of the
rutted Slam England, 'Orland, Scotland, or the prix-
cipal cities and towers of Europe, can bore procure
drafts for that pnrpose. . • • • • ,• •-•
PASSAGE TICKETS
To of from the old country, by best ateamer or Sail.
.in bum always on band. • • ; •
k"%antrt ! tps BOUGHT Of AT lIEDUCES EATEN.
Highal Price paid for UiS tiaras; Ceitased Atm.
11. 8511 Th. President. N. N. sErrs. hi. '-
Towanda. June2S, 18C9. .
THE, OTTOMAN DECHAKBRE 1
:NEW ARTICLE or FURNITURE.
CON'irkN . [Ki4 : 'TO EVERY, ONE.
MEM
4. l iP ' CMg)4XN.
Avoiding the unPli;litliness and mippressing
trace
odprattf the t3inkliotensnd.4wlrett ei t
trate - nrielbl and` Ornamental:. It ler m
than any article of Farmlimo of ibp gismo cold.
Foe rate by all. principal Furniture!)!lradeelk,.
P&p 10.1)(L. vmr,lenlllll4
ALL rr 7 CDS ROCEIUM
Provisions •at whblesale and.ro4 at' • '
flays 11;11'4W:1 rithiS6l/434rw,::
AFII.Tai ST9OIO: Th WOIViEti
Wart., at! . ' • • C. B. PATC1111::
May 20,
GOING WEST
GOING EAST
mum, -
4en'l Paes'r Ag't
Commencing Slay 16, 1870
GOLNG NORTH
=
I 10.55
9.49
5,85
JOHN P. cos,
Superintendent,
Tea and. Coffee.
TEAS GIVEN AWAY
' Attho sign of tho
AMERICAN YLAG!
And tIIO
CASH iSMI!
ASTFIGCAN FLAG
`Tao the
Amolpan Tea h?ore!
'Zscellaneaus,
77 4- . , • ..,
INDISI'L'SSIBLE FOR
=ill
,OT ,-;7
• •• •
1:11* , 4:•:i HA, G
. Affois.unhommoce
PATO& -
mu 4#olt ate& 6i now dtgZld
tiareb)the-iaaij4tlltlak"°aUdg"atkilll
IT. *NW iad adisied gook of
ME
GROCEBIEB, -
J - 7
rdchnine Pucbmbitor Cub. suited 4:004142
UM I can nil r.low as ; can 1
. 4 purchiliod
elioirhare. I Dow palm to itkoplablicalsbiek
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS,
ermtar. BAiialtra. ariCEB,
•71 t l i ri l4 ? ar k e r i rt T
AKRON FLOUR, GROWS DO.
ay! po., BUCJIMIELT DO.
I keep radially :au hand.14:14. , 41" 411.D.,2
i;dthielition of the
public to our Coal $o Bait
STOCK OP. TOBACCO,
In a~vslity or pica. Jose OaklersOokbratedLaiup
dry. Sew remit CitemJad and &own Soap
nom all aid samba gar gat of
J ♦
ij. f E
WOODEN WADE.
Largo assartnutt or intilat **IONS; TOll4r
SOAPS, ke....!tfr , , , /,1011 . jr4r , thojfthestmuh price f 0
COUNTRY PRODUCE.''
" s,elrem4etltbefagstiepl34lNillge•
C. B. PATCH.
All weans indebted toibi
and make lounedlate imprint!
Towanda. March. 12, 1861.
GROCERY
.4M:> 113,97i1§1014
.smom,m.
MoCABE & MIX.
)
Wholesale and Itetall neatens
•
sE
FAMILY -eaacE:nizs
P.,Rl_O 'V
LS I 0' N. 84,
BIMKIITIVIi NEW , DLOGL TOWANDA. PA.
We do not deem it neeesiaiii to enumerate all flu
diferent articles we keep. Our assortment is
ALWAYS COMPLETE.
We e
. 41not,b/pg buqi?
FIRST CLASS GOODS.
Cash paig . for PCMCIeie,.P4)4UCe
Mkmhl,lWW
pEopiss
GROOM: AND EROVLSIOX STORE,
r •!Yy , .J a swl;,c,s%, r r !S' ~Yf
compl!tt Kock
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
'Which *6 be sold et the lowest i;oestili glee&
CODFISH,
MACKEREL,
HERRING,
PORK,
muTTON,
HAM,
FRUIT OF D
MODERN STPITE ,M
YANKEE NOTIONS,
FLOUR, FEED, MEAL, GRAIN, &c•
Bring on your produce, Able!' We PRY cash for.
DAIRYMEN;
A constant supply of Ashton Bait, all goad Churns.
Butter Firkins, Tubs. he.
Please call awl look Wong' our iisnd wi will
Axiom" beatto *a* yob. .. r !V: WCOnnz.
Towanda. April 28:, 1889.
LOOK • ,
47 .1
At The old BUM& of &UMW& & .Cowitu., are no*
receiving alareastaidt seleakid Mock of •
011011681113 AND , PW - YEUONfir •
Which they offer to c l oak Wet? a!, pahma 34t dr
competition. •
Caab paid for an kinds FarmerVProdnoe.
April 21, 1/16,—tf.
EZin
pigs trUGUKtiiNf
JEWELLER SILVERSMITH,
Ow door north of
is i~t. , faS/(
NERCUWB NEW BLOCX. TOWAI9A. PA
Him AA mehred from 'Sow Turk a turer
of flike Gold
„LADIES'. • WATCHF4,
rVI I **l4l:E.il s ili :
of all desuiptiano: Alio • selected soiortmeot of
iGOWCILUNS, I rpm 4HILD-
J" DM, W W,MI 76 ,
•
1,41; ittoseTaz caw
CLOCKS Or AL
EST TO THE MIT
GOLD, SILVER AND STEEL SPECTACLES AND
LIE.O4S9ES to At all men of lavabo* sight;
A. C 6i 4 'PA Ts 4 li"ltal : ;;.TO
.
By this Went I am enabled to exchange Muses rt
An without
'grldc 3E LB BZ:PitlttD
:.++~..+aw►llY~r 165~11~..
• iMillow 'had, allion m
alms, Swim* MUM. sad si
. TAMA 2. wiry, sum •
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133 Arias -atienT..-rowArtim.
iiiierja4labitileibeiWptire " iiie;i ina *l4rti
Almeria. , occupied - bp IL-liameribere where be Irit!
P°0141114491 j '1
4
:,..-,-:?..,t, ................. .-„ , .„ i
it.A.,,,,,31A_DE ' CLOTHING, ,
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GENTB-FTIENISHIN3I-cIOQ .
,1'
indekhelraiiiAtaithelmiesitiotitiCe. I
PAM OCILI AA% Winn inde Inft4; Idefegicr bon '
*MIS alUiritacWo4 o l4 - 4 11 1:
_ WOCLEIt an* tray SO canto and upscrd;
OM
VERT U _ LOWEST PRICES!!
o'ftv eN'rr' anCiira die
larelt3o, IWO;
DEVLI . it,qQACPANY,
CLOrriiIIEF - Rt
0. D. MOIL
e van We oy Teen 0 Oef;
ea 61 the 'it 1
established a nd'intoeissful - tonsibeis, enables as
. to
Inducements that make, this announeersent
wostbyot , •
Importing our Po: sign goods direCt, orarolliug
thi mitzt ed les=lessm=n
pfarrs, em
ettoatgying
oar
goods, sod =dant &ogress " our =MO, ire
.elalnl to lead tho islet to' •
READY-MADE CLOTiIiNG,
Of which wo keep full Ones of all guiles. for Men
int! IltiTs. In • •
GENTS FURNISEING GOODS
Onr Steals constantly large and ,scaronable. W
SIC the aide manufacturers of the
AMERICAN YOKE SHIRT,
Which tee supply Loth reaayauade and to order
PRICES UNIFORMLY LOW.
Gentlemen visiting Xecc York ere requested to
call and bare their maasnrm r&orded upon our
books.
•
:MUM "AcCAE,
HARRY MIX.
System of delf.idomintrement .and other inform
.-
ton promptly Inntlehed when desired.
• liroademy corner of Grand Street, and Broady's' ,
corner of Worm! Street.
Addresellon 2156, lieic York pcyst-offiee.
Uarclt 93-U. • • DEN'LLIi & CO.
HURRAH . ! HURRAH ! '
READY IADE CLOTHING,
I am now adoring to Oa public a lima and choice
stock at
SPRLNG - AND SUMMER GOODS,.
And all the lath styles for Spring and Summer wear
Which will; La irc;111 24-, per leo that* former
prices at M. E. AtOSENFLELDS. Also a large la-
To/Pe Ot•
lintendtersell teas than cost to 'net* zoom for
!kV St e& 2 'leont is your titno to bat Suit
chedtp.l: Call and convince yourself that M. Z. 110.
EIEFFIELD effete Gnat Bargains in the line of
Clothing and
- .
DISPATCH SIISt - IMdVVED.
oz itotis nwo tint,cl=s or toltirnA
There is constantly being soothed ales “TEMPLE
Or. rikEIBION,"A large stock of. •
. • . -
SPRING AND :SollittEll -GOODS;
. . ,
".
.whfrai bawl ,been .pwchawd. for cash, at rodaced
prices. and all be sold to rash bums at lower raise
than ever belbre ofnand fn Tonznila. o stoc.k con
idstaln isn't of . , •
1111
SWISS WATCHES;
QM
I:4V
ZF fs~:.in`fi. :''r
ritoattatzi
MEE
=I
MOM
I ,43,sn,qAtt.
. ~~ 'lla6eticgW { cgYtttia
t 4 A 4 , PttrchisOlad*=wl"`t':
NO . 311OUDIX TO NHON, . GOOD&
' l ,ooo'door oast Or Pinta is Ofo.
132Mala8tOset
BuqlwvAlr. vi_-yous.
ATTENTION.
CUSTOU'WORK
011 EAT lIFDUCTIONIN.FRICES OF
Ina
DI. E. ROSENFIETAYS,
(Opposite Powell k Cos.)
Cousin Wig of
LINEN:GOODS,
FOE MEIN AND BOYS
UNDERSHI:RTS AtiD DRAWERS
GENTS --PUBNISUING GOODS.
Call before varetuesing efaembere,
Tesriu* Jan 96; Leto
R;~~z•.~~~,~w.4
km, Bora: mg Tomes moms°
sLacs. itici;x4 sLAND BIDY inuarni
sin i`Num coera,.besaucns sum,
Coata,pa4}.lkiita,agl WAlta Mutt puck , Sato, -
also kluge raioty of •
GENT'S •;GOODS,
um; oat's: strwmanscNicacEs.
Alco'.unsvi
eittia lateit filet and lublcnt. Iletuimber tie is
diteetniiiitetbgrolltre. mut Met' I am net be be toa
dstoold by ivy dealer Itt town*. or thimble°. All
vie" Ittah smiblatetxt tox line we =spectre./ Int
ed to ere me eallbefare pattivlng sea eetorinae
;MOSEL
So. 1193tekt:et;.*bllesoliee,Bloek. _
Tolvtilde, 'Pa.
Cirth pia for Rides
oI • isirti, Comnid
--- Awn want Twice a?, Ttrte
17.ROCERY & P VISION TINE ,
••!. • Bra new being offered at' -' • •
"• .` ' ••• • ' - • • •
0 0 W-..E L L & MYER'S
at Wept that cannot tail to lathitrall s that i tbey arc
de -ined act to be underiold try any' one% :i: They
firfeligWid thidelltore by building ao that they
=akar saaeanwrfor the tenth , supplies that are daffy .
The7:4 lo coaniirtat Tab their
Aar , bleb atria to
cap : lota, arida tau imply Who.
°area arid Prdrliduay, to abffbk theyaould Ball the
Maim brill each bri,trare.iPaueen&eitastiLue our
pose , end primp. betbre — :Inotblaabfg ; Cud: Battair_
yonritelfea. ::Vre guareutee goo dito- give entire
4/414.01 sta3.`' tkee-004141:talmutingrenace for
their rlit tottritresuo and math* it offßitirioluteo
'of -the Ccifflfflr lc DIM. • -
-
_
a Bt6T'FRUIT JARS MUSE
'
- 4,,::Qgt.": - 'l4: ' - '•a;- 4, - , 4.%,'
• - t ;, , , - .1,-.3.14 , ;: 1.1:11i:L;*^ - ,4* . f.4744 1 'W If; !--f! - fr, ",
1
tVi 7q . .i.ti: - ', l, 44o*;:liiiWgr
r--'imierileii zipagneeirt
t4i . ihlliJ:i.xB 1 T
,NA , 1 ',..'; ,-3-...?.;,.- . ?.. 1..141:4-,.-f.i --17 - 1. , -
- , :rt •:;•1 1 :Li:: - .
I=
- 113 - 1 COidiEll TO':
lIIEI
'aV I ,ONAT, 4 ILT%Tr:i:it;I,,,
::::s'soo - ii - :Siii;ii . ,.''lo:,.. - :,':,,,.
=I
liiAnfLlTorepriqh'i
Grand Menagerie,
Caravan.-
and Timis
A `Grand Consolidation of
EXTRAMIDINART:ATTIcACTION
11 Imitensp Pens,
CONTAfIW{O LIVE% EIPZCIMENS OP TEE
MOST BARE AND CURIOUS AN'IMAtB and DiEtDEI
knosta,to Zogin;7,
All the truly
GREAT ARTISTS IN TilS ARMIC rnottssiox
Tho Urgent and Bent
14:EgAdEVIE 1 D CIRCUS
Cotidrined oN4 organized:
All the 'lintinnis are
Splendid ,S)lecititevs of their S'ifecies
EVERY MEMBER OF THE CIRCUS COMMEY
.1 BRIGHT PARTICULAR STAR.
ONE HUNDRED AND 'FIFTY
nonan'Asi)
.OVER ONE TRIMM'ED:NENI
Tbislsblbittuu Is glvetrunder
TWO TENTS,
wiz T!OKZT wax ADMIT Td kr* TErre
vool Ixt warm weather! Dry in inst weather
Come and oeo
„ -
TEE- AT-8T ;•'PARADE,
i?n - tbo morning
. 4, tlir 410 , 91 Ethibition
mummy •
CHILDUZN. jupdfrite years)
Vipurcopen at 114 Bid 6k o•dock.
IV WANDA, Saittrday; Jtlfflg llth.
LACE7VILLE, Mowlay; JunclBth.
ROY,-Friday; Jime 10th 1870. •
4;Crriato - . l iiie fillo liardiobo edol b 7 th 1 Eltib•
Vito:Dent Irits'fifiro - ii!ffhoT,fothlng House of JOBS,
Ptarlelptiz .
==a
Atri
, , :: . t. tt, . -- .
MAE Sit klit,,trgartlf •
•: - : - ..=' , *..4ii ''' 4 ,W , t ,‘' ~ ' iv
..riti:vi tli "..t,i , r.'i r - .3-:',-24-.114:;:=40!--.3 .1 .?;A:ci , t4 , .. t. - P.
VNBOITS - 14V/OrlileVirt
;, : 1 1 .-_ , .., , ;1 TOWAWDAi,I I A4 • ~-! ..-. -; , ,--:" I
$ 1.',.. ,1 '1111114 1 01.# tO biri di Midi of ' - ',_ ~ ~
--:' , :. 1 ? .;. : , - /''.. ; ._,_
MEA:e7IVIYWA : P4 B
*iidotrivirriiii* wilt iik:d*lttiier!ibita
E
' • `l'• .
110I3St.': MMMNG 4.:160D5,
BM
2 1 90145. gait:"
BUM* Ttr*r. '
.114111D:44116 0.•
Oat Pabita,OfKie., ait Otthetbeit Taint rad
gni be raid my law.. We are alao *genie tor . Me
pdit:CAN ' ST MW ffiUrEr
The oat7.ardfibU Ikot Pm/ Bakinaule; Also
ME
,PzUM4I44IfITS
SOH.AM:MLCORg, POWDEZ CO,
asixara ,sisr nos*
P 00 - firm IT E:
, :Our`stook of, .
MINW.AIRaII
Is very . largo and - inittinfictarel out of do best
. •
Wasp" alboprepatell to do Jobbing of all klade.
! Woarnibootdy agents for Iluicelebnited now
EMPIRE COOKING STOVE,
•
- -
'AO treat cooking 'kw. in- use, and every Steve
to give satisfaction. • March 10. '7O.
dO TO S. N. BRONSON'S FOR I
it 61/B4RD 310 WING MACHINES,
Mae Wien entlywrta ter to sante, an important
stutotthorreent. •
SASH, ' DOORS AND BLINDS !
No better Oat' ity can be contd. and at • Prices attain
able. Tons of
STOVES,
IRON ;lAND RARDWARE,
As low as the tide of the market, &c., &e., at
Ituts•rouTaN'HAnywenE *our,
Orwell, Pa.
June 21, 181:4—jr/
LOOK HERE!
Thera Li now on exhibition at the
Mainrizoth, Furniture Store,
The largest l aud best stook of
FURNITURE!
To be Tonna lu NorthircePenzigivania, which Is be.;
ing sold at
oßtAnr REDUCED PRICES!
My stode &insists to part of Parlor, Libritti, Din
tag-roam anti Chamber oats, Polar, Library, Eden.
Mon, Dinka" and Oaks Tables. Chairs. Bedsteads,'
Bureaus. Washstands, Boras, Lounges. ,Teto-a4ctes,
"What Mets, Oodles. Cribs, ku. ko. A full lina• of
Wag:uses and Iledding, Pier, Mantel and Common
Kimura. Oral and Rustic Frames and Brackets, tc.,
ix. tictorcerythLug .
In the ft urniture Line I
Which must be seen to be apprectaded, and
be saki at
LOWER PRICES!
•
Than the Immo Toddy of goods can be purchased else
where.
limit Nil to the public for their pest liberal pstren•
age, and determined to merit a continuance . of the
same by offering indrusanenta not to be board elso•
where, /Amite them to call and essuntrie my goods
and prices before purchasing elsewhere. No charge
fur showing goods, and I
WILL UNDERSOLD!
COUNTRY DEALERS supplied seminal atthe low.
cst market prices,
also keep on hand a large tasoittnent of Ready
Made COMM', tram the moat common to the finest
Bosearm4 Also Bmial Robes, Crapes, ke.,and lath
the sole agent in Bradford county for Shnler k,
A good EIVARSE almkri is readiness when required
Towanda, Dec. 10, 1868. J.MIMI 0. FROST
lIIHMITC= WARE-B6OMS
JAMES MAMMON annonneatto the pahllethat
ho still continues to nuurolacture and keep an hand
a largo aastatnent of
CABINET FIIWNITITBE,
Barcene. Tables, Bedsteads. Stands, Chaim, he.. of
every description, attach are made of the 'best mato.
dale, and in the most atoll:manlike manner.
I invite ths inspection of tho public to any work
which shall not be surpassed in durability at any shop
in thoimeartry, and my prices will be found to ta as
low as the times will admit.
Ready -trade constantly on 'hand or made to
order. A goixt Hearse will be furalebed when deeirea.
Og• 21364 V
ROOK-BINDERY. -THE • PUB-
Le to tegiecthdly Informed that the fIooVIILL
ilery hie been
he tr dote
to the Argue Building. third
story. wre
lin all. its iarlons brunches, ay terms unreasonable as
, "the limes"
charge will allow. The Bindery will be under
the of
An eneriesoult Zander; and RH warred be prompilr
dame a Arlo and =caw which cannotbe
Mad% Megulnee. Minna oia Books, &c., bound
in every unetzr of style. paetloabtir 'amnion will be
paid to the Bang and illuding-of
To-any desired Fatten?, which In quality- and &us.
bility will be warranted._ .-
Ailwerk will be resdiror de very. when printdsed.
The patronage of the pribliO is solicited, and per
fect salialastion guaranteed.
Towanda, Angnat 11364—tri'
CONKERS OF
boN.FECTIONERY!
LET-U&ESABON TOGETHER
How can any person nfactnm Confectionery.
and sell it at 15 rental pound, when sugar is worth
15 cents at the . Mikes it is terribly add.
tented)/
How can say dealer retail awl a rile compound to
his eustaiders end bus a conscience void of offence/
How can any ersairmier expect to -mech.". pure
Confectionery at twentrdra and thirtymute per
ponied when s pure arta° Cannot be nuuutlietilred
ins than thirty to frety cents per pound. consisting
of cassia buds, burnt. almonds,, and such class of
Willdn slew days we: have been offered easels
buds, etc., for fifteen cents per pound, and Choco
late' Crenate at' twenty cent& and the agent schnow.
leased thatthey were idulterated ten per cent, With
Terra Atha; and it fr het that tons of this cheap
Confectionery ate made and sold in this country
emery year, and the eobsumera are the only persona
beaide of item who reign Pure reiel
lice
s loony. we will . every orlide a eles;
airbus Strictly Pure cad free from ere/ *re.
diem deleterious to he
. ,
ao ceits.
. ,
A. KUM.
.Stare ionnealy °outdo:l67 toltn.Carsontadatn Street.
. Towanda, October 21. 1669.
2 Cents.
A N m STOCK or-q3:l,comis
N t Itti. IT S . OF ALL
LJ~nde
C. H. PATCH'S.
A wii,Bii'tsslwWT sja
APES. --TOE TAMEST 4.g..
oeftnimt of Pips for 'sale si
,ILIFO. 4. 'TO. W. A. lICICIOTELVS.
OYAL BAKING POWDERS at
COWELL t MYER'S.
Vlll,,,viS OF. BUDS AT
. .cow. WEN& .
pncF. HqRSF9RD'S - BREAD
NEE=
=I
I"araitnre.
Lei TOWILVDA,
im!m
80.0 IND IN GI
U. C. WIITTAKER,
BLANK WOES.
cOILE.
Pre*analbibilet ,
ac POIREW BON k .
Al f a !
, .
DRUG 'Sluts
OLD C AtilEV
worn suits.
. .
Corner Wit Oil Pine itcerts, Tait di Ps, :
rim IliceDo7 sid44.lol43:6lPlll.o.ofgeletoll azell
'b: N.'. enemiterenng` on esdre Ine•
essbacial =OW Wham sod is. the arty for
Inerannkatpurpoeen. cerefully "163 , d4A with. mead
beileiprogrelerrimeitti of the pablid;*tarb be
bye Exeritentlar peppliefl with roe* parches* eat
edam% en the met yowl,* Unrest IVAet4ernie or
Dnvs Ilimicuaoff;: -Comma,
; . , 'Audits.
BENziXn•h,Y;YTmI*E,
SASH, Einr,r, VAUX.I3II#
:Amiga idndi of itnehes:
If4TOSEN4 OR
_COIL OIL,
Alcohol and IhFnlng Maids;
LiSfrEkVieWia. - WICKS, .C3CMNEY*
gyeznx.' tarot inudoi,:Xents 2rot.
trANN)SkfifAND R&M= OILS,
rang oniionet mucks In et their , varlet'',
srorrass;;:asur r, saw& • cowls,
• rotwecieartah-Dvi;rertainpri,
POM'T POOZ9, PORT MQ3A LS,
Pocket, Xnlre', Vittoria.
11X1:1N;;INXF1 AND Nall YMIPADA.TIONS,
ktiRE LiQUOAS,
Rot Wididasl tun,
e l`ciiiAcc 4 4' B2ll 7 7 ; Pats Cip'
Garden, civret Seeds. Truaiva. Sup.
porta* Sion4ttaorlee. Vikottller t'racce, breast `.t
pumps, Teething Wogs. .It'orolu4 - Bottles.
• . 'Nipple Miens and Shields, Sprtages, " •
.• Iledrana,lieltallolihgrroltJars,Tber- , '
- .minders. nitwit:3g- kl.t.tracts..Stene
411t04 Masi Ware, tottlee. Mao, Corks. Bath
.Brick. and Stove Marla' , Fish Tackle, Ant
=lnto's. /cc., BUGriic,'Frlceltc pod Tleince.poth."
•
le Modlc.lnes, and On the - popular Weld.
E MDICINES•
• . ,
. . .
All articles warranted repretianb2;& 'Perauas at
a diatanGe on receive their orders by stage br map,
able-11,4111 receive prompt and careful attention.
Medical advice - given putultonsly - at .the. one,
'charging only for .medicine. • - • •
Isr.Tbankful for past liberal patroni*; would t es.
pectfully 'announce to his-triends and the pitblic,lhat
no pains shall-be - spared to - satisfy, and merit the con
tinuation of their confidence and patrows..
atip- Open Sundays for prescription,: from 0 to 10
a.m., and 19 m. to 1. and sto 6 pan., •
1869—yr.
O. PORTER, • sK.r.i
F • w . •,B R 0 1V• N•; • •
. .
131 MAIN 'NITIEOT, TOWANDA;
WEIQLESALE AND: RETAIL
DRATGG-IST.
Tito subs-trifler isOfmotfully sanottncts to the pub
lie ttt getters]. that t k o Leos oil hand 6 largo sod well
soo,spfl stock ofd . - - -
• .
ARUM..• • • 1112nC/NES '
CHF:AWAS, , • • PAINTS,
11,:-•
' ' iiINDOW' GIA... AIL SS NIS , LW'S
•
4 igc.
.1 . 111 ttiopOpullF 'Patent Mealdnes of lhoday.
PURE •11rThot AN I) LIQUORS
For purposed only
•
-.. ,• P.EIZZU3IERY..
. . .
. •
Fancy and Toilet amides
• . .
,
-
Soaps of every description; . .
.
•
Thermometers,
Bathing, Surgeoni, and Connuonlhionges, ,
. 'llair.ltrashes,
Tooth Band ,ies, .
•
Dressing Combs,
Pocket and Fine Combs, '
•
• ' - . 'Toilet Powder,
• •• - : : • Puff froxea,
. :Tooth Powders, •
. .
• ,
' Tooth Washes,
t• . . . and Tooth Soaps.
And other articles bclongin,, ,4 to the Dntg trade too
numerous :o mention. F.rving the•Lgencyof the
'GREAT U, S. - TEA 01i1P.A:NY,
I AN OFFER
GREW INDUCEMFNTB
To purchtisers or gpai.i In their tine. -
Pbyaletatuf preserPption and family receipts cum
pututded by persons thoroughly competent,' *tun
.hours of the day or. night..
. Thankful for the paid- liberal patron-3p; re
triiectially solicit a,continuaneo of the saw., pledg.
lug myFolf that no effort ',hall. bespared to make
.my eztabllahment second to none in this let:Von.
- - Dr. T. F. Madill may be con'aufteci at this store as
heretofore. • F. W. 11110W21:
Jan. 31. 1870. -
Boots and Shoe%
R AT-:BARGAINS IN
BOO'S 4ft•Sl-10MS
15M333
lv BOOT-d YD SIIOE
•
South end of Ward House.
- The rpBcraltruc3l arc rcriorin,g a largo. and well re
leeted groat:4
BOOT'S ND. SHOES
Sniialefo to; the
WAKES AND FAIL TRADE,
Which we offer low forka• ab. consistlar,
GENTS,
LADIES,
ANDi WEAR.
SEWED 'AND PEGGED. ,rooTS
MADE-TO ORDER.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
AND r.ravy vrp.mt raomsm,
Thankful fer past tacos, tra aolldt a vintlimancti
of the seroo. • .
WOODITI*D.
Towanda, April t!,-1869
Maanfactories.
OD . 8
CO.,
Still entitinue to manufacture their celebrated
HORSE POWERS & errP,ANERS,
and will ecU a better 'machine, for ices money than.
ran be bad elsewhere In theworlit. clalni
our maeldnes that they yindo as math, or more,
than aniother, and are more durably built. We
peraessallysulwrinteinl our tss3vk at d ace that It is
well down We will aced
• DiSCT4PTI UTAIi:SOVES, •
of am machines, on'aPplication. _
otkiE - AND X4O HORSE ° I'OWEIiS,
one it Two Hone ToßEstri.7.p. S sEiven.ipß.t
111).11fSITER and CLEAXERS.
r, A :N . li r I IS T G MILLS
:crac; , 2. AND' DRAG aAW aaLas . •
SAX AND GEIST MLL. work tioneto ortkr.
OPre us avail before purchasing clam:Okra.. .
taA " Op - atbd.alraq
o -a o a a
, Aug. f, 18G9.
NEW -PLANING
_The built a large and ',ultimo.
Mute 3lill iu the Borough of z ) wentla:and;lll!ed it
with the tiowit niotic76 mathlticry., hir
the tuautthicture of , •
- WINDOW Will AND BLINDS, -
.
-Aro prepared to all orders. whethor large or slush.
upon the shortest nrktice. We ha: e also.* Largo-va
riety- of MOULDTNGS, of the late,t4atyle and pattern,
which wo can furnish; much cheaper than th9y canbo
worked . ,
PLA:Wig.. •
GROOVING;
• • •
• • . .
Aid ill other work pertaining to ,Totherioviltbe dime.
Porsortbutidiug, au t not - 151:N4,w-ore thlu I.;:elve
to Marken miles dirtant:Will Mad It largely tor their
Wood to bnj of tio,.or brimor their Ituithor [ll2inliNT)
workod by onr now:hi/ton'. - Bring aotte..griat ci
Flooring. or other liintUr. wlUi your lo:o.n. t.
Medina. biro it grown' out and take it borao with
•Wo will ply for rvir.. A:Nti !TEM-Lc-VS
LUMBEU.dell‘ered at onrituthor s aril. Como and
VINCEN'I"B
/At/RANCE- AGRINY
etdderslanua twang attlen.d Into &
nership Ipr Ute purpone protecai ng a
G rtira
su
nut
B 11;1
,
111 FE AND ACCIDTINTAL,
woutd*recttay .o:kit the patiow t t ,t a u
ton* dent rtnn ingtiniSlCe of any kind. Vt e true ;I t ':
Policies on kildldingt and Personal Proyeny at
an d a t a t mow cgs , * aa can br done by ant
liable conig:4l In the country. IVe wow* tat r.
.".
iallY tan n of Faretact to Mo.e m
tun give t m Pollees corcrinit 6700 gr
140117.N1X0 tolotticlialt p r rsoteinreperts tr
stuck.
LIVE INSVISANCE irnantd In cne or U.. ,:,k, t
sad, strongest Life Oftbannrs Irritz,:m a:,..
uunt4sigarnqin niqn.,
. , .
Wronann, Imunn4us 'Cnntr.inr,i'
117:krzin,r,r, A. ►.
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MEM
Lii.4.4111311 beitiAalkiet: CUIMINY,
fit.e.c..b•r;
10=111
Ctrs nut ItAtiracce CoicKtp'.
Ilgriford,
CANV.I,
ALVANT CIT 7 I rcc.i%rx CCaft•A?T,
Pbary, E . I
ta!:MEI
FULTO:i rink brbtinimer, c4srPnxr,
Selo nrk. I
Cap
BrufstaarzulnxE & 31masr.
law ttA,.. ~
EST • YOTSICIArn
. .Ycm York.
.lAge.ttie
Office Sir 4; block Pottlt or:lVard,„ o „,
Moor. bir.Ntscmir. tnin,t at Ita.acia.. isazt
from 9 a.m. I,xll 3 pad.
T. CAMP, • I •
•
Sr. tic TVCCT•irT• J-
TOlvanda, la.. ',fay
ATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE
C,vfll CAPITAL, 5,p,90,0f19-i-AII,
CLARENCE IL CLARK.
.TAY WOKE, Glialtubukrivaur.-nu.l
C00K.14 I'ri-..U.Utt; •
tarrusbs vErr, IL:crc tar). au.: Actuut
TLc adeanbge' of tLf• Nttirmal lun;r..n•.
1. It is a :N.rational U7nnsn j , r La.t rut by, •
2. It Lag paid rjt cal:ital. or Ono
It off,.ri+ IoW i - .xt.'l4 or ;
4. 14 furnishes larger inntratwe. 11. an othr
panleB; for the OULU° . 114COrio.y
5. It definite' aini certain'',
G. There to no ponaibtlitr, of mi,a.ptcr6;;4_,,,,
agents, or mismulerhundi 0f,4 by Tel Cc - 7
r
7. The policies are plain contracts, xo mo c y , r .
rimy foi,eo much money ;
8. All poteles are. non-brit:Ain.; ;.
9. The policies arc et - crept :Om attackm.m.
E. tit. 4.ILILUK CO., 'Eaulmre,
C. ELSIEE.I: A: A. G. 31.1.:.0"..;
10,„Agruts, :or Tcrfunda and vicit:,ty
Jai!. 9, Ira.
CIONNECTICI7 MJ:TT;.iL LI
L'i'SURANCE comrANy,
ts:UStp , 7ll , :o MOUE 2ttro; 751,E0.1 ITI
A13.9-TS (Jtine 1, IFGI 3 ) prow o
1 Snipla. over $1.0 , 11,ri0 1 .
CURII.ViT I,I:yII3END Fril , t4 49 TO 1(1 Ilat
Toil' Cl:lints rahl
TOTAL , Di":11:".."15i4 I.'ArD Ttt t. LT:
A PURELY MUTU.IL C'01111'.;.
•
All :as stmaus ais-*;:4 2:s.
Icy holder.: fu
ANN tiA r l. DIV IDE,N DS,
'Which may Lc aPI Icd In Lou of I^:einero
may be arrumtdatrl at. rwt f.r t:w L St
A.surv<l. cr rrt3 thr,ith
raiti•Up PoLeVet gr3tlted
l'ren.ll un 13 lot e
waking
Nte.t`.1 , 4171:177:1*
IC IFSIICA rolkit•S lip.):1 ay:
DESIRABLE P1...1NS or INsuRANI:
Ana . hay adopted In IU V rXn gn ,e r. 31
1'1 1 .7771E5.'
OEICIINAL wthi Trns comrANY in) OF
ED EY oTHEn.
11. 11 MeEKAN.
Towaiula,
Poundery and Lllachito Shor.,
r-
FOUNDERY SA.f.AC,IfiNESHU
The landeralgned Itaciug Fur, liar,-1 tar Fie:. ,
and Itaahlite'Sltop lately °wind by :feit Fare
are prepared to do all !dada of %reit app.tialaon
their bneiness, nith pr,inlitnis, and
MILL .GLAIII :N S
C I - R CUL:I.I'Z SAW MI T, I,
- .31 S. 7ic li 11 11, 1) S ,
ao:t Irl;'. i roltPrl to , -ire gatl,fatl
Aussg,s,
Of (ho Libmt and moot improi4:tlkind.: mann
and Lela conataaGy .•04and - ready for
PLOIT (1 6,
swc-itu.L. UON 11 - 00DVN D::.1
CULTIVATORS, CORN PLOUG
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P ILO G}i'l'UlN
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Of all kinds, raid eu. Fat,: r.,
convtaidly on llsn,!.
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SLED AND SLEW 1 I Slit
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