Tho Germination of Seed
There are, doubtless, one million of
dollars lost annually, on tho Ameri
can continent; by depositing seed Se
deep in the earth as to render .their
germination difficult; and, in many
instances, enfeebling the. life of the
plant after germination so to make the
yield unprofitable. The seed of wheat
or Indian corn deposited at a depth
of ten inches underwill
. the surface wi
nut sprout at all—being below the
influences of surface agitations, such
sun rays, showers, Zte.; at seven
inches sorne,.probably ten • per cent.,
of corn or wheat will foi.ce- out, but
will be so enfeebled as not to mature
seed as, from actual experiment, corn
planted seven inches deep required
twenty-one days to come up and was
so enfeebled that it grew to the height
of three feet and died prematurely,
not maturing a grain. A like experi
ment with wheat gave a few very im
perfect seeds. At four inches the
vitality of the plants seemed propor
tionately checked,- the germination
being effected in sixteen days. The
same grain, corn .or wheat, planted'
at a depth of three-fourths of an inch,
or one inch, would germinate in eight
days in a moderately cool soil, or in
sir days as the sun's rays become
warmer.
The natural functions of the seed
in germination is to support the body
of the plant till it.becomes.Suffacient
ly stout to throw but surface feeders'
suilicient for after support, when the
powers of the germ are exhausted,
which are wholly exhausted in germ
ination when the seeds are so, depos
ited as to make tliegennination very
difficult—lessening the support of the
plant at a very,critical period of ex-
I,telleC
Counting the loss of seed that nev
er germinate at all, and the propor
tionate loss by being too deeply plant
ed, and one can very readily see the
loss by neglect or carelessness of deep
planting has not been over-estimated.
Doubtless many planters, who have
ma le extra efforts for a crop and had
almost an entire failure, could, by ex
periment, ascertain the prime cause.
A Drover on Fattening Cattle
'Mr. Bela S. Hastings, who is one
of the leading drovers from Vermont,
is rupplying cattle for the Boston
10:trizet, gave his experience and ob
:.crvation in relation to fattening
stock, at a late meeting of the Cale
donia county Farmers' Club :
He said the main object of the
farmer was to get the most out of his
fodder. It does not pay to feed graiii
to a poor,creature, one that does not.
take on flesh rapidly. •Farmers will
do better to dispose of such stock for
what it will bring and procure ani
mals of good style. He believed that
efe-half of the grain fed was wasted
I,y- not being fed to good cattle. An
other important point.is, farmers do
not feed heavy enough. He world
. conouence with as much Led as they
could bear at first anti then increase.
In feeding twelve quarts of meal, the
last four quarts are worth twice as
.much as the first four for fattening
purposes. Some farmers complain
that they do not get pay for the grain
they feed out, but he had noticed
that it was only those who fed light
that thus complained. Whether the
'animal was to be .;fed 2 short or a
long time, he would recommend
heavy feeding. Mr Hastings said he
knew of nothing better than corn
meal. The cob is worth but little, if
anything. Those per,ons of whom
he purchased fat styeli, who were the
most successful and made it most
i‘roiltable, were those who fed meal
largely. If a farmer has potatoes or
other roots it is well enough. to feed
these in part, but a farmer will do
hotter to exchange rlome of his roots
for corn, than to feed roots altogether.
It is important to keel regidarly and
not too often, as the stock will eat
Aud lie down and ruminate. It is
better,to feed cattle but three times a
day and sheep but ,once.
t t. NEW DIF.INITCTANT. --We dare
very few persons are aware that
coffee is a valuable disinfectant. Ex
i;erintents, however, have proved that
it the most powerful means, not
only of rendering animal and vegeta
-1 effluvia innocuous, but of. actually
destroying them. A. room in which
meat in an advanced state of decom
pnsition had been kept for some time,
was instantly deprived of all smell on
' open coffee roaster being -carried
through it, containing a pound of
coffee • roasted. In another room,
exposed to the effluvium occasioned
by the clearing out of a manure pit,
r.o that salfuretted hydrogen and tun
' ne.pitia in great quantities could be
chemically detected, the stench was
completely removed in half n minute,
on the employment of three - ounces
of fresh roasted coffee, while the oth
er parts of the house were permanent
ly cleared of the same smell by being
raversed with the coffee roaster, -al
though the cleansing of the pit con
tinued for several hours after. The
best mode of using the coffee as a
aiinfeetant, is to dry'the raw bean,
pound it in a.mortar, and then roast
the powder on a moderately heated
iron plate, until it assumes a dark
brown tint, when it is fit for use.
Then - Sprinkle it in sinks or cesspools,
or l;ty it on a plate in the room which
you wish to have ptitrified. Coffee
acid, or coffee-oil, acts more readily
in minute quantities.
HOLLOW Hem; Disnoas.—A writer
in the Boston Clillirator gives the
fo'lowing as the symptoms of, and
remedy for, the hollow horn disease.
' The symptoms are drooping of the
head and ears, lying down. Turning
the•head over the back, towards the
shoulders, as if pain in the head.
This I think is a spinal . disease, af
fecting the brains and horns.
'Guar.—Take a large table spoonful
of sulphur, and lard, 'sufficient when
warm to make it soft like paste, pour
it on the top of the head at the root
of the horns ; take a shovel or flat
piece of iron, heat it, and hold it over
the head so as to heat the paste and
warm the top of the head as much as
the beaSt will beat ; repeat once in
two or • three days, and bore the.
horns on the under. tide, two or three
inches from the head, so as to let in
fresh air, and lei the putrid matter
out if any is collected. I have never
known this to fail if taken before too
far gone. I have enrol one cow
when the top of the head was so full
of matter that I opened a place above
the ear which discharged more time
a half pint. Thii was in the summer,
the cow was fatted in the fall and kill
ed. The head was all right, except-
ing a plare at the roots of the horns
about as largf,siz a spoon
lIZZ:=11E:1111E1
.`7,, (.7er raAralt.
!: »in (the?' :ur Armtl tt"Ta-
I.r
'C.I7CAT:I' trooliles arc to us liko
,iOl/4 CRIrATI-- VOM.4tilino3
,!
lesiellaZlolls. '--.., 7
T ur i
"DOMESTIC"
LOCK STICH
SEWING MACHINE!
TILE " DOMESTIC " is a Shuttle
Bowing Machine, which has beep.
r
usql fur the last five years in the
Wee, and is now introduced for the
first, time hi this section.
ill runs faster than most, easier
hud more quietly than any, doing the
lig l testi as well as the heaviest work
done 011 any Sewing Machine
IFITIErMITRITIIIMMMR=
Plain Machines - - $65
Half •Case - - - - $7O
All Machines hare Blake's Patent
Table:
Agents waited in unoccupied tenitory. Address,
BLARE & CO., Scranton, Pa
For xtle by
TAILOR it GORE,
Towanda, Pa.
A. A. EDINEI3.
Athuns, Pa.
Wyalusing.
Sixty 12, 1870.-1 y
EASE ANT) COMFORT
TUE
BLESSING OF PERFECT SIGHT
There is.noteing so valuable as perfect sight, and
perfect sight can only be ebtaincal by using
PERFECT SPECTACLES I
The difficulty of procuring which is well known
MESSRS. LAZARUS A: MORRIS k
OCCULISTS A2s.ID OPT [CANS,
I=
31ANITFACTDRERS OF THE CELEBRATED
PERFECTED SPECTACLES,
Raw, after yearn" ut experience, experiment, and
and the ererhon of costly ruachir ery, been enabled
to produce that (311.1. ND
PERFECT 4iPECTACLES !
N'hlch have been sidd with unlinuted satistartiou to
the wearers In the Webttrn St.i.tee during the past
fifteen years.
Those Celebrated Perfected Spectacles never tire the
eye, and last many yen-h without change!
Messrs. LAZARUS le MORRIS hare appointed
JITI ES lIIIGUENIN. dealer In W. t. and Jew- -
elry. as their rule agent fur T , ; ands, lienn'a, and
vicinity. April 14, 140.
WW BOOT AND'SHOE STORE
The subscribers world I,T:et:ldly inform their
many friends that tl4ey have (Terra a
BOOT AND SHOE STORE!.
At No. I.ILI Maln-Ft., Towanda, Pa
They have Just received a flue assorthreht of
LADIES' AND GENTS' SHOES !
Cmasiqting rf ,
LADIES GAITERS,
Or a:1 la.s ,
GOAT AND LEATHER SIHOES,
MISSES AND CHW , HENS SHOES
Of every variety. which wPI 1. n•,1 , 1 cheap fsrtere-h.
Give then, a call and satisfy 3 eurt.cit es that they arc
selling cheaper than tleo cheapest.
We would call e,pceial :dnnt.en t nor
C STO JI DE.P.4.11 T.llEll7l' !
We mate to order everything in the line, of
EAMES' AND UEYTLEM S WEAR.
Being ineelud,ca of many year ',meth.' c a perk lice,
we feel confident, that Wl' can ipro entan• satisfaction.
We employ none but facet-class mechanic s. and base
secured the cervices of the v. bran boot-nialcr of
Bradford county. MR. J. W. WILCOX, who cordial
ly luVites a call (rein his former patrol..
lre guarrant, rerf ct fits , sad ail ta:rk ti - erranl•d,
Repatritig neatly anal promptly done.
Remember the place, No. 14811 min-et.. a few lloora
below the Means House, Towanda, Pa.' Look out for
the sign of the Big Loot.
MEM=
DAVIS &
CALL AND EXAMINE
TUE NEW STYLES OF
SEEING MILLINERY GOODS !
AT STORE,
Where you caunot fail being vleaved with the
GREAT VAIMERY OF :SONNETS, HATS.
Prices to snit aLI emtoruerd. Do cot forget thd
place, No. 2, South Proilt
SIERCUR'S NEW BLOCK, TOWANDA, PA
April
REPORTER JOB PRINTING
OFFSC!E.
Ilariug recently added ;.really to our facilitite, tee
are now prevtred to do all lauds of
JOE PR I ,INFING
eT
LOWER PRICES
AND
BETTER STYLE
Than any .-rtabl.b.hu.cut in
NORTHEit N PENNSYLVANIA
CALL AT
-THE REPORTER OFFICE
- f •
A-Xll
•
EXAMINE SPECIMENS.
SENT FREE!
O'KEXFE, SON & CO.'S
SEED CATALOGUE
A:al GUIDE TO THE
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE
GARDEN, TOR ISl'O.
Published In January. Every lover of dowers wish
ing this new and valuable work. fr,o of charge. should
address Immediatelc. M. O'ICERFE, SON k CO., Ell
manger A Barry's Block, ltoelo'nter, N. Y.
Oct 21, ]66?.—dun 1.,
CENTRAL MARKET
Tho subscribers cidl continue t keep constantly
nn hand a full and complete aesortment of every
thing pertaining to thieir Louincss, cousieting
maln
ljot
BEEF, PORK, FRESH AND SALT
SL GAR CURED irAms
MUTTON, DERE, LAMI,
VEAL, • POULTRY,
SAUSAGE, - LARD,
BOLOGNA, . DRIED BEEF,
TALLOW, Aw., kc.
Also,
.F S S 1-1.
FRESH FROM THE LIKES
OYSI: EryS DECEINT.D DAILY
In their Beason
- Parer* viably; Oysters in large or mall quanti
-Ws will 1* furnished on a 1145 rt notice. at the old
eland. errra.u. .Itesszn, Ilinttauxo's Block, prat
dom. north of Dr. Postern.
Cam:. G.fitt.t.l74. RELLriM S ISULLOCK.
:1rt40. - K. 4
21. 1 miit-f
TIA7k(S ANJ) LARD
it . erveirm. k 111MIC14.
- -
A kr, KINDS Of OCERIIIIS AND
end rptail, At
M.+7 C. C. f•ATCTrii.
` , 71%
RIE-MULOWED: 7, 7 I ;
ONfavdtttnt 4 oo l s4l:Wki*""
10 a
WT,(1174
And ad p54#44 Wert and ziwi.rlun.-
DATTO , CINCTIMATI. rtimmarougi.
.1 - , • Loupriar4a.
111E1
And all points ilindh - and iiantheeit.
VEST ASO ticisintn °ascent 'az ntri Tullman
WITUOUT (MAME TQ HOCHISTER, BUTALO, DUN.
Curvia.urn mcp Cmcnnuir.
On nod after Monday. ItldT2Wd, 1870, train a will
leave Waverly at about tho following hours, via :
GOEIG . 'WEST
6:24 cm., NIGHT EXPRESS (Mondays eaceptod) for
Itochestez, Buffalo. Zunklek. Olevaland and ant
cinnati, connecting with the Lake Shore, Michigan
Southern, and Grand Trunk Railways, at Buffalo,
Dunkirk and Cleveland for the West; taw at Mat
land with the C. C. C. 4 Ina. Railway for Indfan
a polls and at Cincinnati with the Bordmille Short
Line Railway, and the °Mole Iltsesalppi Railway
a for the South mid Southwest also with =Mod:
lug lines at principal 'stations on main line.
'I Ba. m.—NIGIIT EXPRESS, daily. for Rochester.
undo, Dunktrk. Cleveland and Cincinnati. mak-
ing direct connection witittraina of Grand .TritnY
and Lake Shore Railways at Buffalo: Ittrairt and
Cleveland. for all points West. and at Cincinnati
with the Ohio tr. Mississippi and Lo Short
Line nallwaTs for the South and Bantnovest ;:siao
with all connecting lines at principle stations on
main
:28 a . —MAIL 'ZBILLN.' Buntiays azireptod..fpr
Briffalo and Dunkirk.. -
6:33 p.m.-I=3M ACCOMMODATION, Spadys
excepted.
6:33 p. M.. DAY LIMBERS, Sundays excepted. for
Rochester, BMW°, Dunkirk, Cleveland. Cincinns
-11 and the South. Stops at principal stations 14/4
connecting polnis on main line. •- • ' '
New and improved Drawing Room Coaches accom ,
pup' this train from New York to Buffalo, and
Sleeping Coaches are attached it Hornellavillo,
Ding thro' to Cleaveland and Galion without change.
6:16 p.m.—EX. MAIL, Sundays excepted, for Bd.'
falo, Dunkirk and Cleveland, connecting with trains
for the West.
A !Keeping Coach to attached to this train riannlng
through to Buffalo. ' "l"
7.00 a.m.—WAY Sundays ermined.
4:10 p.m.-1311(11tANT TRAM, daily for the Waist.
GOING EAST.
1:00 a.iI4—NIGHT EXPRESls,Btthdays earepted,con
netting stigma York with afternoon 'trains and
steamers for Boston and New England cities.
Sleeping Coaches ny this train to N. Y.
3:50 a:m.--CMCENNA IMPRESS. Mondays ex
cepted, connecting atatersey City with afternoon
and evening trains of New Jersey Railroad for
Philadelphia. Baltimore, and Waahnlgtont and at
New York with steamers and afternoon Express
trains for New England Cities. :Mad stops at prin
cipal stations and connecting points on main line.
Sleeping Coaches accompany this train to New York
12:35 p.m.—DAY EXPRESS, Simdaysincepted, con
necting at Jersey City with MidnightEspread train
05 Now Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia. , Ale°
stops at principle stations and ,connecting points
on main line. .
- New and improved Drawing-Room Coaches accorsi
patty this train from Buffalo to New York. - 1"
3:91 -p.m.—ACCOMMODATION TRAM, daily for ,
Susquehanna.
9:98 a.m.—ELMIRA 'MAIL, Sundays excepted.
9:25 p.m., NEW YORK MAIL, Sundays excepted.
9:05 p.m.—LIGHTNING ES:PRESS, daily, connect
ing at Paterson for Newark ; at Jersey City with
Morning Express Train of New Jersey Railroad for
Baltimore and Washington ; and at New York with.
Morning rattresk train for Boston and New England
cities. Also stops at all principal stations and con
necting points on main lino,
61ceping Coaches accompany this train through to
•
New York.
3:45 p.m.—WAY FREIO.IIT, Sundays excepted
BAGGAGE CHECKED TIIRCUOIL
tn.. A revised and complete "Pocket Tee MIA":
of Passenger Trains on the Erie Railway and con.;
meting lines, has' recently been published, and can
be procured on application _to the Ticket Agent Of
the Company.
L. D. RUCKER, .WM. R. BARR,
Gen'i Supt.• Gaul Pass'r Ag't.
pA. N.Y.kCANAL S, R.R. CO.-
ARE-kliGlatLN'T OF FASSM , ;OEII TILAINS,
Commencing May IG , , 1870
IMEMICEM
. . . .
Leare A.M. 1.. n. P.M. AP . Ve P.M. P.M. A.M.
Waverly,..... 6,35.--.3.05--6.42 " 6.95-1,141-0,10
Towanda 7,15-3,53--7.35 " 5,16-12,T5--7.20
TnnltLannoek.9,2:l-.-6,17.—n.0 ." 3,07-10,10 A.M
Patst.oP 10,3:. —7 : , I) .. 2,00-0,55
Wilkesllarre, 10.55-7,55 " 1,1.5.-8,30.
White 1iaveu.12.35 p. ai " 11,50 A. 04!
Iladeli 0100114,1.39 ........ " 10.55._ ........
Allentown •• , ,TI " 9,49 • .
llet helwat,.... 2.50 " 9,35
Easton ..... ... .3,17 . " 0.05 ....... ..
Phil's (arr)....S,d, 1 le've7,3s
Newliorl:(arr.) 605 " 6,00
P.M. A.H.
Down Train dines at White Haven. tip Trains
dines at Pittston. ,
Passengers to and 'front Now York and Plttladel
plata without change df cars.
Down train councils at ~ i llentown with Throng
rapt Express fur Ilarri.thurg. PiUsburg and the
wort.
Tea and Ceffee.
GLORIOUS NEWS!
TEAS GIVEN AWAY
tram
GRE:I7 _AMERICA A' TEA STORE
Nu. 1 GIItI.IIIII h PATTO . :: . B Now DLOCE,
BRIDGE ITTREET, TOWANDA. PA.
At the bign of the
AMERICAN FLAG!
And the
RED, 'WHITE AND BLUE STORE
SatUpll:s Of Teas OIVIN ♦WAY YIILELY, to SatiNcy
the people that this to the Oleo to save money.
PRICES LOW AS THE GREAT A3LERICAI TEA
COMPANY OF NEW YOUK.
Fresh Ground Coffee received daily from New York,
or ground to order.- Moo whole coffee. green and
rinutpd, all sly!ea, whole and ground "Spires, Dried
Fruit, 4.e.. at equally lots prices.
The subscriber begs leave to robin his thanks for
the very lilxral patronage extendedto him while in
the Grocery business in this place, and respectfully
solicits a trial in his new enterprise. The business
will be conducted strictly on the
CASH SYSTEM !
S.' son will not have to pay extra prices to make op
for the losses of a credit business.
If p can't spare the money to pay for a pound,
buy an ounce and pay for It. Re Independent—theu
you will be worthy to walk under the
AMERICA:4 FLAG
MEM
American Tea &ore !
Ana buy your Goode cheap. Itnminnber the
Rea. White awl Blue Store, new 'Moak, Bridge Street.
July 1, 1§69. /.111.Vri1ktar, & lILDGEWAY.
Wiscellwleous.
FIRST N\TIONAL
or.Tor•ANDA
CANT 1I
SURPLUS FuND
This lank offers 1:1\1;SUAl. FACILITIES for the
transaction of a
GENERAL RANKING BUS'INES'S.
INI - 11111:1 SID uS bzposrrs Accomao TO
DEMME
WDECIAL C inTEN TO THE COLLECTION 07 NO7E9
AND CllttliN.
Parties wishing to sr.= mosnr to any part of the
United States, England, Ireland, Scotland. or the prin
eirstl cities and towns of Europe, can here procure
drafts for that purpose.
P4SS.4GE TIC TS
To or from the old cannery, by bast steamer or gall.
Inn lines, always on hand.
rI.IIII4LS I/r..OUG/IT OrtAl AT BEDOCEIIi UTE&
Highest Prize paid for , C.S Bonds, Gekt and Super.
F... 11. smi N. N. ISETTS.In.,
Towanda. Juuolt. 18135: Cashier.
THE OTTOMA.N DEC'HAMBRE I
A NEW Ar.II.LI or rmrsrrur.r..
— 77
CONVENIENT TO EVERY ONE.
INDLSPRNSIBLE FOR
Ll
DWALIDS 4ND CHILDREN.
Avoiding the nnsightlinese and unppressing the
offensive odors of the Sick Room and Nursery. At
once useful and ornamental. It to more usefulthusany article of 'Furniture of the same cost.
Ver tale by all principal Narniture Dealers.
Price $3.00. - :obi? Gra '
ALT4ELNDS GROCERIES 4
t. AND
prz,vimums4ai vrtiolmtle and - 444:C it
1.1ny"1: ,
41: IL PATCWS.
i t FULL STOCK OF WOODEN
A
*aro. at C. B. pnctrei.
312 .1" 2n,
Grocelistglittebvilblis.
T EE I ,MKO° 4I4I ) - iixtomi
i , 7 ,
' .1. -:. ~. i. - .: ' -**: . - I * ''' ' ,..' ' • •
t , -2. . • ~, t'. -
,Ir - 11...4Th - . '
hitbia el ,. 1114= is now 1 topuod
io eiforiiiie 4 4'
-'
' '-
. ) CoWirliinfelcini-
L
'
ty a largo and wricchrd itt of
a
i t ci a- .1, , , . i t . I i
B . :
Which I - hare purcbasod for Cub, and keg confident
that I can Ski a ma low flgnien a can be parboiled
ehwwberc.
Claurberc. - I n I bx odor to the public &splendid 'took
of 1-, . C .'i );; (--•'. ,i-!1,:r:i. ~-.;ii_l.s'
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS,
STAMM, SALEBATUS, SPICES, &c..
AKRON mop, GRAILV4 Do,
RTE DO., 811CK!474.7 PO.
I keep cOnotantly on Lana, roux, DAM% LAUD.
an Undo, of F/61L . Wool:lean tho aitiadloa of thai
public to oar Can't Be Bea t:
In quality ar price. Jesse Osaley'eCalebrsteilLmn
dry, Noi!Xork Chemlca' ?uidlkoirp ,
Mew call and examini Oixestoa of
lArgo assorimant OI M
SOAPS, &c., &c. I will
Fapuers, gfiro yea ca
All persons luiloblod to tho late Arm wMploteo call
and make immediate payment
.
Towanda, March, 12;1867. C. n PATCIL •
•
GROCERY AND PROVISION
McCAIIE it MIX.
FAMILY ciIIsOCERIES
=I
MERCUIrB NEW BLOCH, TOWANDA. PA
We do wit deem it neee:isary to enumerate all the
dilereut zutieles we keep. Our assortment In
FIRST CLASS GOODS.
Cash paid for l'arrurrs l'rodore.
• JAMES IfceAßE,
March 1. 1870. , HARRY BIM
JO.IIN P. COX.
linperintenilont
PEOPLE'S
SOUTII r CORNELL I.IIIIDOE 'AND MAIN STAMM
dROCERIES AND PROVISION
Which will be Bold at the lowtit pedstble prices
CODFISH, '1
FRUIT OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
MODERN STONE WARE,
FLOUR, FETID ; ITELVL, GRA rN, &
Bring ou your product, which we pay cash for
A constant supply of Ashton Halt, all sized Churns,
Butter Firkins, Tuba, Scc.
Plasma call and look through our stock. and wa will
do our beet to please you. W. A. ROCKWELL.
Towanda, April 28, 180.
LOOK HER - El
COWELL & MYER,
•
At the old stand of BIIAVRALL k Cown.i., are now
receiving a large and well selected stock of
GROCERIES AND .PROVISIONS,
Which they offer to cash buyers at prices that defy
competition. '
Cash paid for all kinds Farmerir Produce.
April 21, 1862—tf.
$125,000
40,000
JULES IRTGITENIN,
JEWELLER .&G SAVERSMITH,
NERCUR'S KEW BLOCK. TOWAYDA, PA
Has Junt received from Now York a now astortmea
of floe Gold
LADIES' WATCHES;
of all descriptions. Also a selected assortment of
GOLD CHAINS, FINE GOLD
M MO IZ ,
CLOCKS OF ALL STYLES 1 . 12011 'TILE CIIEAPS
GOLD, SILVER AND STEEL SPECTACLES AND
ETE-GLASSES to At tll MCI of ftspatztel,sight,.
KEW MENT ACCOMODATING SP:ere CLRS.
By Ma patent I am enabled to exchange limos at
any thaw without extra ,thargo r enll and BCC. •
CLOCKS; WATCHES AND JEWEIatY ItzSVn> t,
Tnwands. lire. lb", 18N
MAMIMEL, CODFISIC
Finh, Meeklnaw Trout, CiIiCOCR. Pickled and
Smoked Salmon, Smoked Halibut. and Dried Dee. at
LONG & NELUN'S.
bad ;
STOCK OF -TOl3AOtOl
WOODEN WA=
COUNTRY
S T OR .
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
BE
PROVISIONS,
ALWAYS COKPLETE2
We sell nothing but
GROCERY AND ITOTISION STOEE,
A flew and complete otorlk of
MACKIIREL,
IEIiRIII "G,
PORK,
MUTTON,
HAM
YANKEE NOTIONS,
DAIRYMEN,
Jewelry.
One door north of
AMER ICAN WATCHES
SWLSS WATCHES
all new
MT TO THE BEST
Ir=
R .
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r• ; ) •
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' 11 , 1 yr;
133 aLux A TolieSDA:4ll.l::"J''
, • 1 3 7.• -
infattas thovnbilis Melbal i s e b ebei
fonakly MINNOW win
Immistilalgrlialret , ,ibanit4laroo dogtrot ;,
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PEND; Fußqucttig
, 5:3109 , t
•
Vii:{ Use ex: cry
rdiElitOir-iii3, iiiitiOn ii9lelini4, : iticiti'Ar ;;ox
1 9 14E .F 141 - 3 ! 1 1 $/ , ° , 4)414
447 tan
IMO/AN '
And everything at the -, ', , -., 1.
/ - - .." V - •
YY ioshe ri#i;,i.
"CAA,L yksl £7 . .AMI.YAE ?Yd.t; eT!ACII{
refire purchailnis
NO TROums vcranay wpm
Ong door cut t4Towell k ces.
March 30.1870. .
DEVLIN & CdDEPA.NY,
,
Li 0 'l' T-T1'1:,311
NEE
nika.mfmr;
•
The advantages we enjoy an. the aortal of a Lang
otablthitud and succoulal bushman, enables to to
orer inducements that mate Wis. tunionueement
Tartly of L
=I
ATTENTION.
Importing par rorragn goods direct:, lamtrolling
many leading styles Of American fabrics, employing
the boat artistic **lout • in the production of our
goals, and constant progrese " our motto, we
claim to lead the market in
READYIRIADE CILOTWO,
Or which wo keep full line& of all grades, fur Mau
nut Boys. In -
CUSTOM WORK
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Our at och 1B canalanttly large aril seasonable. W
are the solo manufacturers °film
AMERICAN YOKE SHIRT,
Which wo supply botb'ready.auado and to order.
PRICES UNIFORMLY LOW
Gentleman visiting blew York are requested to
call and have their mvasurea rocorded upon our
becks. -
tlyeteln of Seltltlessnroment and other inform
lion promptly furnished when dratted.
. .
Broadway corner of, Grand Street, and Broadway
corner of Viarren Street.
Address Box 2256, Now York post-offlee.
March 23-2 a DEVLIN h CO.
HURRAH !
GREAT REDUCTION IN PIIICEB OP
READY MADE CLOTHING,
M. E. IipSENFIELDIS,
(OVIKISite rOlVell AZ Con.)
I ant now offering to tlo public a largo aul Dhaka
stock of
SPRING AND SMILER GOODS,
Cmnlettng of
LINEN GOODS,
Aud all the late etyles for livrtug and Summer gear
FOB MEN AND BOYS
Which will be sold 23 per cent. loss thou fanner
prima at Id. E. BOSENPIELDS. Also a large in.
'oleo of •
UNDERSHLRTS Aba) DRANEIIS
I Weald to sell less Mau cost. to . make room for
Fall Stock. . Now Is your tlmG to boy a Belt
cheap. call and convince yourself that Z. IIO•
SENFIELD offers Great 13argalas to the hoe of
Clothing and .
GENTS rtruNnutmli GOODS
Gall before purchasing elaoyehero. .
1. E. ROSENFIELD.
Tirfrarela, Jan. - 25, -1870. ,
A DISPATCH JUST RECEIVED
GLORIOUS NEWEI FOR op:amis .- or TOWANDA.
AND VICINITY
Then le constantly being reOelvod at. tho "TES PLE
OF FASMON," a largo dock of
SPRING : AND SUMMER GOODS,
which have been pore-based .for cub, at rediteed
Klee& sed will be sold to cub !Mere at lower rates
than ever before offered to Towanda.. stock cm.
data In part of
ILMS'. BOYS' AND YOtITR'S
BLACI, 3.10W2t 1.21101111711 8Ei16131 wens,
FLVE Dl=B COA C TS, CASBMEEIIE;BI7III3. /Ming
.
Coats, rants. Yeats, and Milo Moan Duck Salts
also aaarge Tartety of
GENT'S ' FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, CAPS, SU/W=BMS. :25= TEM
--- ' — rminersrertzmarvermalm'—
of the latest stylea and fastdOns, temerimbet the. In:
dneeenents that I offer. and that lam not to be un
dersold by any dealer In 'town, that,
*bowing's. Ail
who wish anything in my lino aro respectfully Invit
ed to giro raelleall-before purchasing and convince
yourselves. ''
JACOI34.
N 0.149 Main-at.„ Boldlentan's Block, .
Towanda, Pa.
/re" Cub paid for Hides And:Pelts::
GoI4.rESn:GT. pomw.
Lcn max TEEM.= nit • •
GROCERY (0 PROVISION LINE,
' art DOW I)ekag opined at ,
C.dAVELL b M E.B .
• t
at prices that cannot tan to tinily all:that they are
determined not to•be vandersold by WV IMO. The
turn enlarged their Stott - by bending • In that they'
now have ;wenn foe the fresh 'iraPPlies that are *WY
received by therm Whey have connectqd with their
steep a Market where . they now-leen fresh presto tep.
sell by thennarter or plow, ano fall supply of alln
eerie, and provisions, to which they yenta call WO ,
attention Of aII each buyers. :Verne:toad statalenionr
Goods and Prices, before web .. *sing and satisfy
yemrselves: We ipluentee an froodiao emir*
eatisfaction. - Wonre thanklni to Eno emu - 4nm foe
their past Mend patronage and seinen a continuities
of the 1011110. • • cpr7.ii& sun.
TRr°" n '" e'er"'
=I
IMF BEST FRum zte ms Fur,
juni-T3ll-tvrN $.l
zaIN
.1 1
Irt Az .17 AJ#
f 1t°4 1 . 1 1 . 40 0 .1 104 ,1 104 4 9 '
( Ogg zuttirtata;
I.**44;l4PWail
CO, NIINGS;IIIIMMAt AZ ? &C. •
.Iv 4 , 412"1 , •
ihetrierweitibieWesii itie
41001 . 10oidcalvikoh*ir,;1 •. L.
irr .11>
t• q ;:.:, .7'77
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r . l:l4ta
Whitt they
=
° PURN/SMG4.I3OdDBs
k-EC I ES; "B 01V1-;Iy&c
NM
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All or dig of onk 4.0 rwla as
C WE - 4 1 1' 1 1 1
,011'7PC Al/11;
1 , toll and lodkibrangli ottr stbet;
Pr1u, 1 , 11 141 1 10 , 21.1874% 1,1
j'E.IIOIIWARIS.
193 Sktet,
870<;;,.,q •+ SPRING;tr kt 4870
.• • N.,
glial
.I •
VAX ;VELOUR A- MANNERS .
3,ltrAbe
SATISFACTION Cr UARBANTEED
GENTS' -FURNISILINCI GOODS
cu..WEI be at the Ward Rouse every Thursday,
Kith samples; of Goods, and prupsred.to take Inca.
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS!
!‘,
R'.'W. EDDY
Wonld announce to the citizens of Towanda, and the
public generally, that ho has in store and daily re
ceiving new mid
FRESH GOODS,
In his line, imitable to the wants of the people, widcb
be will sell fur Currency at former
GOLD PRICES!
Consisting u usual of good, well and reliable made
• CLOTHING,
Me Shoddy of any kind) consisting of
'BUSINESS SUITS,
all grades,
COATS, VESTS AND PANTS,
all Wool,
DRESS COATS, PANTSA VESTS,
Linen Coats, Dusters and Pants.
Overalls and Overshirte, Linen and 'Paper Collars,
Cassinicro, and flannel Shirts, Neck Ties, fins-
Ponders. Gloves, Canes. Leather Dui, Spring Style
Silk, Soft and Straw Rata. All iirst-class. Remem
ber that good Goods are cheaper et a fair price thin
poor goods st any pries. Call and examine mygoode
Sbef oretre buying. No. 3 Patton ,k Orli:Sibs Block,liridge
et.
Towanda, Juno 8, 1570. • - R. W. EDDY.
P_OWELL & CO.
ATTRACTIVE PRICES
T - RTY - MIN G npno N S,
MQNTANYES,
• • General Det4era In •
STAAB
. iir t GoODO,
BOOTS, SHOF,S,SHOEFINDINGS
itstajeiPr, m bmasis,
No. 105 Win St., cciruerotthe Public Square.
•
tuaylkl37o.' " 7. . 'L. `11: IIONTAXItt,
SALT tTP
Afrg " : or q uatien
way Rik C,13. iIATCIIII.
DIOED PRUITS!:PrAIIs KI7
ncGAltg.k.
•
En=
I A'ii'.i~/: :y~~i '~t ~~1
MR=
ZIEMIIII
rst; mottima
;1
(4fits4oir oftr.l%,
MI
,
A
=SI
itzew amino Brie of all alcitiftiat iplcei
14 : 210 1: 40 4- 1 4 1 . 110 4 1 4 4, 1 1 11 ; , i 1'
?
11111 C Lursrr
tITYLV?
Aa , !"1 1 4 Pig 00.,,,,rF48
, MA'RCHANT TAILOI,
68 Broad Strict,
WAVERLY, TIOGA CO., N.Y.,--'
IrE RAVE ♦ CETTELt IEOX NEW !VILE CITY
Alwtqa havv uu baud a large Etuuk ut.
CLOTHS AND CA SSDIERES
ITATS, AND eArS,
GEM
ROUT. N. MA'_ tNERB. ~
Apiil .20. ism
Call attention to their utg..vic of
PA BA OLS,
SUN UMBRELLAS!
Another largo lot
JUST OP.ENED
i
1 , 1 at very
GLOVES and HOSIERY,
A apteritfitintock Altai opened; together with a most
COMPLETE *ASSORTMENT
C l BANDKLiacinicks, xonoNs.'&o.
KEY STONVSTORE.
Yana I. 1870
CnixacialT, OLMI,MAXEs-
' ; • " -nirr
SSW*
:
mt - It it"4.xitrostOriig# ; •
1.1 4 AN)
44t , ;4114 .- :=“0 1 :
nti 11: BM
• rOitalit 14;
4 4kritce•taliui•iii tilidsOf=
'F ;•!,
,r-egict 1;1,
Pii . clefoltrinithetiwesiriltistali ors reed - Aid i.
1,1 ifiptigitodcar-: •• • ,--.!•• •
i•4;•A •••:-, • -,:.!
HOUSE TtrAIsTISLIDIG, GOotig'
1
:!•;•3•i!:At
-•' 1,“!:
~ ; •qc• •••-'
, 144013,1..Ardai5>413T17,0,r; • .
AND. LF:42 EkE,J3 .
,i•
EMI
In . ti
=OM
.
Onr.rakite, Itt., am - af the ibeiti quality aimi
will be e 414 TerY , .We 1 ll= 'also 'mutt turtle
=
EEO
AMPNAN .44FE,
pie l cqy rell b 1 11ro Pript Sata.aiiJa 41ya•
" 'FAIRB4NES'S SCALES;
t3cmio4T.Tcpo, : rowga
DAupws RAW. DONE
EIi'PAPH ATE
TII~T:W'A R
vory Larim. arid raanofseforod out of dm beg
*dire also prepared Idea%
We aro the only Norte for 'lb* celebrated new
Co,9]qlKg- 'STOVE;
Tao-meet cooking stove ittlooe,- and emery Rfoto.
warritutat to glvo satisfaction. :Mara 10, "19.
O TO - S. N. BRONSON'S FOR
HUBBARD
. M 0 TVIW MACHII!7.BS,
t 1
. . •
Reno hotter, mulpurte for the eauto, nu imy!ertne.t
SASH, rio'omsrAi.';ll3 liLm)s
=a
• . ,
able., Tone' o
I;iffea'qu.a f lity foute.l,lulitt prices attain
IRON AND
As lorcal the tide of tke market, kc:, nt
AIETBOPOUTAN 11.12DWARE . STOLE,
Juuo - 21,1842)-jyl
Farniture.
Loon. lIERE!
• noru is now on ethrbitinn r.t the
3funt7nuth. Fwpaiture Store.
Ilia larcQat and bcat, etwk of
FURNITURE!
To 1, tontitlin N.F - thern Pcnmsiiraul, whi,i :6 be
in„ .4011 at
CRF,,i TLY RED L'eED .PRICES
APy nto.:1: consists to part, of Pulor, Library, Din-
Ing.rom: anti Chan - 11,2r vats, Parlor, Lthr.lry,
Rion, Dining mod 011 ire Tabk,. Clis.irs, Ileiktsads,
Bureaus, 'Washstands, Sutra, Lounges, Vete...1444,5,
What. Nata, Cradles . Cribs, &c., :i.e. A 'full li ne of
3f.attrasmss and Pudding, Pkr, 31antel and Coulmou
Jfirrors, autlt)ustar Pr:an, a n d
Sc. In I
In the 1 tzere Line I
Which meet be teen to be appreciated, and which will
ba mold at
LOWER P 1 E
'lllan the slue IV of goods can be purehate,l rico
where.
lfluinkftil to the public for their past lilieral patron
age, ind determined to merit a.cuntinuanco of the
eamo by offering iiiihicementa not tho ioo:ol
ele -
where, I invite them t.i call and et:nulls toy nimils
and prices before pnrchating o.ll2v:here. No charge
for allowing goods, and I
WILL NOT UNDERSOLD!
COUNTRY DEALERS supelied cs witalatt.tLelcsv
est markettexes.
I also keep on hand a largo . assortment of Ready
Slade Collins, from the moot cerement to the finest
Rosewood. Also Burial Robes. Crape... .ke.,and lam
the sole agent In Bradford county for Sisulor
METALIC BURIAL CASiE4, CASEI;TS, &C
A good ILEALSE always in readiness wizen required.
Tomatdn, De:. 10. I.ZB
FURNITURE' WARELROOMS
JAMES MAKENSON announces to tke . puhlic Met
he still continuos v niannfactxtre and keep on band
a large useittuent cI
CADIKET FURNITUIt,E.
Thaveans, Ta'dna, Bedsteads, Stands', (agars, fte., of
overy• (lase. ription, which aro mode of the best mate
rials, and in the most workmanlike manner.
I Invite tho inspection of the puldie.to my work;
'which shall not be ern:passed al durability at any shop
In the country. and my priers will bo found to La as
low as the tinu•s will admit.
neatly-wade Coiling constantly on hand or made to
order. A good Hearse will be furnished when desired.
Ang. 15, 1865.
BOOK—BINDERY.—THE
A.. he is respectfully informed that the Book-Bin
dery :has been removed to the Argus Building, third
story, where will be done
In all ita various brancL•es..;n tortnii as reasonable as
"the times " will allow. The .I.litt&ry will be under
the charge of
Au experiwicua Lauder, and all worksvilalepromptly
done in a style and manner whlelt cannot be exeelled.
Mueic,Nagazines,Newspapers.ol,lßookil; Fc., bonnti
In every variety of style. Particular ettait ion will ho
paid t., the Dating and Dimling of 4;
To any desired pattern, which in quality and darn
billty wilt be warranted.
Allrwork will be ready for delivery when promised
The patronage of the public is solicited, and per
feet satisfaction gti.•trante,ul..
T.neanda, August?. Iss6—tf. '
CONSUMERS OF
CONFECTIONERY!
LET US REA S ON - TOGETHER!
How can any person manufacture Confectionery,
and sell ft' t 15 cents a pound, when sugar is worth
16 cents at thi) Refinery, (unless it is terribly adul
terated)? .
how can any dealer retail Such a zile, sompound to'
his mist:unarm and hare 'conscience cold of eXence?
Itow can any consumer expect to •purchase pure
Cenfectionery at twenty lice and thirty rents per
pound when a pure arbele, cannot be manufactured
lens than thirty to forty cents per pound, consisting
of cassia buds, burnt almonds, and such , class of
goods?
. .
Within a few days . tre have been c,Terhd cassia
buds, etc., for fifteen cents per pound, and Choco
late Creams at - twenty ants, and the Agent scknow
kedged that they were adulterated ten per cent, with
Terra Alba ; and it is fact that tens of this cheap
Confectionary aro 'made and sold. in .thia country
every year; and the consumers are the only persona
injured by it.
Now. for Lte benefd.of e m u, tclui wish. a • Pwrs article
of Colifectionery, wocia warrant every artick If our
manuf :dare Strictly Pure and, free from ercry wet
dient deleterious to keattla.
• - A. ILVIIT, -
Stare formerly erupted by Jolts Car-quu,Main Street.
' To wands, October 21. 3809.
ANICE STOOK. OF. CHROIIOS
and Engravings at naosrs.
FIANNED FRUITS OF ALL
‘...llclntla at C. B. PATCH'S.
. May 20.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Xi. Wootton Ware at COWELL k BITER'S.
11011PES.—THE - LARGEST AS
. sort. mort-of Arcs for nalo at
31afelta, 10. NV, A. ROOMFUL'S.
VMANia,
ROYAL BARING POWDERS at
cowaa. an-Ewe;
FRUITS . 40F ALL KNDS .:
. (30 - 7144. k; MEWS.
ITORSf'ORD'S BREAD
1 'Preparation, at C. H. PATCH'S.
Hay 20.
(nlipou're rAnwr),
material
sTovtp,
HARDWARE
Orwell, Pa
IN IuWANDA,
JAUES 0. t•RosT
lEscollaneous.
BOOR-
INDiNGI
L•. C. IVIIITAKELI
BLANK BOOKS,
EMI
.
;
PORTBR, SON. de 'CO.;
Ma
Mill
•c;th - CASH . "lirtitti "
.seat ran TIVEST, , M.9O) .
p';l4'.. ?I' E , '•• • • .; fil. • ••
!=" telWArtAtalik , an4 ilud:fitroatierowsuUkh res.-
1041.4"rw:yiits iddir;34#4o46l
cdmptetz'aprortment, "Om tgw49 4 '
Hein' dm enris ay is goal ve t" Or
trt *al io =faitirarbil
' iporelioro,
leerma •-••Ola terms 101,1Thotee*
- • •
Dnvu~
~,, •- I=oAraengir. '
DEXZI;Este',OO,I 4 I:WZNITNA''
• •easte,:kitityi,lextpci#
KElzastkE WcOECZsiii
• u3ul; towtioonirsi:offlrsintp!.
Ttes.7,T l 9 3 , AND ~1 1A PIMP, pps,
ra6L4.3123:r0i/C6Xite4C . ill id itiiir:-01/1*
, B r it r aiLS. B OL" S .,C O ?Mir: ;
•Pouudeg, Itstr•Eryw, Arttulierr,
POCEET BOOKS,,PORTAIOI7,2I.IS,
P O F IZ C - FWelrr4ZO.P;
:TOOTI4 gni( 'AND nitia lostriiitiirrator,
•.- • tom •wissis. Afl 111 2 111 ixf5:.
'Vitt trOr•-
• •
Tew4cco"'fistmri.',riliES
Garden, field And flower Seeds, 'Tittisits ' Arret , "
porters, Snipensorea, lr`rtthem
t•°i ? ie. ,s otiellsuu atleldsSyrin4es
, . BedPlitirWAtl3eallnarltlars,
MM.
muineters' Ilsturing, Extracts„ . Skutt,
"'Arts, Gbtat'Plitni, lkottlef, Vials . .oerrlit:Bath '
• Hat. mud Storm mat Tackle; t'
• 4 1 ;nitiOn/ A 4//
.40t1111iC. Zclectkandlimpitl?-
te eatclues; Atiq'tittpe pozalar Ptit6at at
.E . 3) I 'd I-IcE 5.1,1
Altartirld•watematal ia.zeprotatted. , - Pors•mi it
• oE•tancc rill roceho t.t.Lele,ordcro Pi_a ll 4l o -or-7W4
*Web Isla b3o•lVO . 'ptivizt ancl'eaKetul,attetition,
111011521 ;advice' grim tratultonsty, , nt' the ot5•0;
nkf al forpot liberal liationige,'‘Onld
twictiblly announce to his &kb& anif thepublie, that
no ofus rhall bo !pared to totbily.abetmetittb•con%
auatinn or their on.t.fulanco -and patronage. . .
•a ,-op:in fitancl•y• fill Tinmeription• from to 10,
101.. Aud 12=401... ittat to.G Att. : _ •
Jan. -
11. 'C. 'tCritTE:ll, 'Styr& Co.*.
NIT 0 IV N ,
•
137 MAI'S
WHOLESALE- AND RETAIL
DV.I7GGI-IST.
The aul,cribe.r.r.,:op_rettully announces to the pub.
lie in jmneral tingt - in, has on hand .a largo awl well
salected stock of
DEUGS, ntEDICU4I.I3,
curmicALs, PAINTS.
__ • VAIMSIZES
Wril)OW GLASS, - -
• , DYESTUFFS
AS the popular.r4tout hietlieitwd ef the day
PURE WINE AND LIQUORS
Fur purl:Qat:4 olily
PF. P, 111 - E Y
Fans; awl
ul
• athtuv, 6.lrgeotd, and Curanuna Sinuegcs,
114 r Icru , lu,sc • ' •
Tooth Brtn,hr , g;
•
dirck , bing Dotobg,
I , Jelo_t and Fine -
. Teitet Powder,
Pull Braes, . •
TiotiCkowders,
Tooth 'Washes
cud Tooth Scapa.
And other aiti , de.,l belonging to tho Drug trado too
nqn....rour :u tnention. Yltring the Agency elate
GREAT U S. - . IEA .COMPANY,
I A .017 ER
GREAT.DFITQ . EIII:ENTS .
To liii.relie,nee of g 00.13 In flair line.
l'hysicians prescripborri an receipts coin
poutitb,l by p , fscus cvnipetKiti at all
tronis of the day or niEflit.
"fhankfal for th patronage, I re
spectfully solicit a contirman , ", of the game, ploiltr
bat toyf , ll that rio effva rimit Le spared to make
mtabilalaiMitt secoml to none in this Hettion.
- Pr. T. F. may lie coaaultycl 'at this More its
heretofo - re... . F. It.llllolrll.
- .Jan. 31. 1,+70.
Boots Mad Sliom
BA.RGAINS
BOOTS-& SHOES
12i3M3
11" /10 0 T AND SHOE STo
nth end of Word tron3o
. arc reclTrin4 a large and well se
lect,al stock of
11 0 0 S A N.l) Sll 0 E.B
Snitablo for the
StatITES AND FALL TRADE,
Wine iwe tpa'a low for Cult. Colligating of
CENTS,
L AI3IEs,
AND CHILDREN'S WEAR.
SSTP ED ANfi ;PEGGED BOOTS
MADE TO ORDER
REPAMINg NEATLY DONE
AND READY 'WREN PROMISED
.I.llanktal for pant Savors, wa solicit a continuance.
of the FIIIIIC
orprciri Y. ct.n.t
woonrom,.
Towanda, April 5. ISCO
• Manafactolies.
Bl_lo-07.3
Still continue to I.l.ll.7.uactare. - thvir cathratctl
HORSE POWERS & CLEANERS,
and will ell a better machine. 'far le Tummy than
.ran ballad elsewlicra inithe'worll. We claim for
our machines that they- grill do as much, or more.
than any other, pad ',aro, nilro durably bniit. Wo
personally superintend cur work and vee that it le
d•nrn.. Wo will bend.
•
• DISCRIPTIVE CATAI.6:XIIIES, . .
of our machines, on appllcattot .
ONE AND TWO liclusE POWERS,
One d Tay , Horse 7:IIRESI,LER d • UPERA TORS.
THRESHER and CLEANERS, * •
F A NY./ G .31 . IL L. S
CU:CI:LAIL .32113 Dr.AO li&W MUSS, •
SAW AND DEBIT 311. LL - work dorvi to orilor.'
Dive vs o cell &loft. puithuoloicisewhere:
`•OD au-odavia.
op 7si aooaa
Aug. 1N39
XTEW - PLANING - MILL.
•
The undersi;me,l.liaNing built x largo and cummo•
diva 3EII in the Por,,imli of TOlVroldid, sud fiiielt it
WWI the most modern and Improved 'machinery, for
the manufuture
Vin:DOW SA.SIi AND BLINDS,
Aro prevared to au :nrdors, wheLher largo or ant - 111D
-upon the shorteet notice. Wu havo also a Take va
riety of MOULDINGS, of the lattit stylo and pattern,
Which wo can famish much chnaper Ilan they can be
worked by band.
PLANING, .
TONGUMG, ' '
•4111.0011NG. •
AND-BC:1100k.
• BAlt"Dia i
.
And all other Work pertaig trig to Joinery, willbc done
toaidt our rustorninit. ' .
Pereene buildinie,autt net livii, t wav o it t e w twelve ,
to fourteen rodeo ,octant, walla brOlybir their
interest to buy of na,or bring their Inrober arid-bare
it arozked by nur.m3ctelmry. lining your grist'
FlPOrll , 7,or utfk.r tram to
feeding; hare it groniol, opt riot ttLn it• hOftn ,
.
I. will Tuy CAISTI for' RINE AND ILKICLOCK
LIJAIBEW. deli% eted M our Minim. - yanL Come. and
G•u us, cr U you on't come. write.' • • '•
:Towanda, Feb., IS6I. L. Lt. 'II.ODOEUB k CO.
1 14431.1 : 1:' & 12141" - - VINCE -''. :T t 'S
T ' '4'2 - , 0,7
Tigtaindersigned baring entered feta a eapert.
neratip for the•purpore iitme tu th,,,,
!,• . .
,•Ertmt, ?(ISUItAIk:CE
• _
FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENTA.
.•
•
: s r a c=t 4 pzssnomAkik.tbs. pstrumgois f r
ally khisi. We writs •
accsuaiusn' gold renmal hotorsty sari
p=4 Ers . togs "scan los Ono tfr
ibibler tho'cotintrr, w e wo u l d -
lolly.call attention of Tumult; to the' hai l th u
tau give them Pollataaaariarlaw aU...taxay,
LIGIITNIIVQF 10 Itilefingf, pnreaal.j;rTef 0.414,
. .
Pi.fit r itiatCE,Prgell:o4 / 1 "4 lb, arle.t
inir E stiOalreutOb Contraufeetzt aad al i t ,
Maittaaratable tabar. ,
itiamataa raiM . zatee - remtPair.
WiThapaere; Pa, I
Aseet,
.... • •• • ,• • ..12:11,(Ifij
. • = • !. !
Lazicorra-u COMAANT.
••: • • LeMearier, lra '
7 . • .. ... • ....... • • Saloom.
Crst Fr lorvaimi •
Ilartford, almj
C3PILIS ~ 5200,04 J.
AitiAr,,v,z-n,-L,Com.r.ixrc •
• •• • 'Albany, .1":
Mika* • -'
1373.0Q0
veiTike rivirp.!cz c,irrArr, l
rork. j.
........... 4. . 201,0(4.
ilrataana.a Frok & ItLentristr. Co. I
Alsetit - •
qer n g 4l4 i # a g'
4CE;s; itatz - LtromOuiFicome.uur.
• rork.}
• - : - ..A.**USA.4 ••• • •-• • $ 13 4 4 491 , a.
Oilk-o first block south •Of Word Nonni,
Afoot. Mr. Vim - ma:will ttatowal at Irszetas 1434
from 9 a.m. 3.p•ra.
TArirmiA . • .b 231.6 k Mart.
/I.* TOCCATA
Tossiusal, Pa.; May 2. 11170.—1 y
N4nOrO,4IFF,
• tv:OF uak
• • Cr , • '• • •• • • - •
,4mg:C.o7!!* $1,009,004.-rm.o• n ruu.
.: • Cbsztonid by C01:1411111. /fits.
CLA.Iti2iCE R. =Xt. fresklerit
JAY MUCH, Chairmen Plpanci alid Ex. Cm. ;
liE<]C P._ COOZE.Nice Pre,Aldeit
IMP2e6W W. PtiET,'Scerctaiy anol Aetuw.
The sitiableges of the National Lek 11:rntue• ce.
!
•
I: • It finial:nth:fuel Compthy, chartered by' Congn 0.
2. It tuts a paid np capital of One Minimlna;
3. It offers low rates of peniainms ;
4. It firnisbca larger inittrauce thou eller cm.,.
• patties. for Ite.SaMe money ;
6. It Is definite slid eertsii ;
6. Viere is no possibilltret misreprepoutptirm 17
•sgeuts, oimisundentamling by putlcy.hridera.
7. The policiea are plaln)mntrfr...ts, eo TUTI.IO-.61U.
ranee for so much money ;
ft. All polielis art non-fc;rfrillng ;
9. The policies are eitrupt from stlarbteeutf
X.. W. - CIJLEta .k CO.. raudors,l•llll.l..klyhl.
. •
L. LLI.,
N. C. -FISI.;IILC A. o
4geutA fur Towanda az.: , l
Jan. 9. MG9.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFT
v. , : 7 INATA NCP COMPANY. -
o. il".1.1:1 - 1 - 1 < E
qr ; •
NUM): V. an . 11!..V.5 AO Mr. - I , i v.
ASSIITS iJorte 1. le0) m - or
Sorpitm over $7.0 1 10.40G.
CURRENT DIVIDEND FAUN 4U TO iOl }.A Cf.:. I.
Total Claim& by peach'alit to ;late, over tlii,ovO,tikoi.
TOT.II. DI Nip To li.i.Tn.osEn...l6.oOOtioo.
.
PdFREL3' COMPAN):
All ltd surplos in ortitAly dicidtA upon,
lop holders m
17'-' ,INNUAIr DIVIDENDS,
•
Which may be applied In ruthrtlce of
may be Witted at intor,t for thelheuptit ~f!
Aroma. o may be remised by them in tinwh.
roli6es in - Zi granted n;t , r tno
years' rr CA have tWvll •
mati2l7,
ALL POLICIES .I'o.l--ErRi'EITI.S,C.
. Ilp , jl all
DESIBABLE .I. 9 LINS INSUBANCI,
And. lulu Clopted is Its •curltln g s poveril
SPECIAL FEATURES!
°TIMMY, VIM THIS AN?) on• Er.,
ED BY NO OTHER.
IIf3IcKEA.:S, Agent:
TofuntlA, Pt, July 22,
Ponndery and Machine Shop..
FOUIsIDERY Si MACHINE SHOP.
Tbe'undcreigned baNing purchased the l'oent - y
and lfaeltine Shop lately owned by John Caenirl,
aredwepared to do all kiwis of work emertaiwag to
their busiuesA, with'o,Omptu,e,nad dopteh.
MILL GEARINGS,,
CIRCULAR • SA. W MILLS,
MAN DIiILLS,
M L
ENGINES REPsUIZED,
And all work warranted to give tattelltctinn
SIIINGLE ACIIINES
MrSSES,
Of the bitugt and most lmpmvrdtlnde manofv , rture.l
and kuptsuttrtantly . on laud ready fur U.O.
PLOUGHS,
6IDE-11ILL. IRON AND WOODEN DEANS
CULTIVATORS, COI Z.N PLOUGHS
P L . 01; CrII POINTS
Of all kizi4i. and thy. improvtmeute
CHUBS rowEr,ssi
LdB6L AND SM:.I.L SILL
STOVE
SLIX AND .- SLEIGH SHOES,
44r1
illoN ErrrLE.4
And all kinds of castings furnl.oled to order.
Mar& "J r 18W. J. F. MEANS P. SON
- Book and Stationery.
DI. ttrEs FOR '1570
PAPEIi & ENVELOPES
NW---YORK TAPERS
SCHOOL BOOKS
PRNA BIU100; STATIONRY ANI ,
PICTURE 4
)3LANK ,BOOS
YANKEE NOIIONS.
Tolninda,`Nov. 19, 1581 L
VLOITE,. FEED '.AND MEAL
aold cheap. at COWELL & mizau
=Mgt
Gctcr.l
MEI
Awl all kinds of
IRONS
MADE TO ORDEIt
Of .en kLds
Mil
constantly uu gaud
-CASTINGS
CELL A!: CRATES
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