Sontuitw.
(For the
1 -
~, . • -
A E tket System
" Li. nom,* Towanda, f
June 2% 1870. f
-
Ma. Erma : In thii age of im
provement, when all the convenien ces
and:luxuries of society axe looked!at•
ter, it is surprising. to a visitor that
your beautiful town should not have
the adiantages of a "Town Market
and Market House."'
It would be , of great benefit both
to the town and country, if you had
regular maricet days ; as it is now,
it is accidental, never knowing where
to look, as the farmers have to hack=
ster everything through the streets,
instead of being stationary and .all
comingito ono point for the wants of
the many. When market houses are
first built, and regular days for all to
bring their marketing in established,
a prejudice is not uncommon among
the "old fogies " ; but they soon re
raze the benefits arising from a reg
ular market system. I remember
when market days and a market
house were firstintroduced into some
of the larger towns of our State, how
short-sighted and prejudiced setae of
the citizens were. To-day, they tire
among'the strongest advocates of the
market system. 'There is• an advan
tage to the farming community, not
to be appreciated until realized. The
best marketing will always command
paying prices,, while - those who bring
half-worked butter, &c., must take
what they can got. The same idea
pervades the whole . market system.
The same applies to the milk mar
ket. Farmers will • soil instead. of
I)asturo,.feed better, make more mon
ey, keep double the number of cows
on legs lafid, and enrich the farm by
so doing. Such has been the obser
vation and experience of the writer
of these crude and hasty thoughts.
B. M. E.
-Pigs in Summer.
Summer is the time to make pork ;
maldne• it in winter is muCh like run
ning,- a b boat against wind: and Itidti ;
it requires too much food to keep up
the animal heat. If hogs have plen
ty of grass in summer, aria about half
the corn they will eat, they will fatten
rapidly ; and my belief is that . three
pounds of pork can be made of loss
grain in this way than •one pound
can be in cold weather with a hog is
a close pen. The grass is cooling and
loosening, and counteracts the fever-
ish properties of the corn. Hogs will
never melt in summer, however fat,
if they can have access to wer and
mud to lie iu. Mud is very bad •for.
hogs in cool or cold weather. -It ab
sorbs too much animal heat . Milk
is a very cooling drink, and Idinost
indispensable to rids° young pigs.
But very little corn and no corn meal
should be fed to young pigs before
they are four months old. The ef
feets of corn and raw corn meal on
young pigs are these :. The pigs at
first will be costive ; then they will
scour. They will begin to rub
against everything they can rub
against, that will rub their hair off.
Their skin will lia4e, a red and dry
appearance. A Oy, black scurf will
begin to form . on them ; and the more
of the corn' and meal they cat, the
poorer they will get. The best thing
that can be done for a pi g in this
condition is to give him a thorough
washing in warm water or sour milk;
sour milk is best. Coarse flour or
middlings from rye or wheat, when
_ii ade into a thin drinkable slop with
milk, is the best feed for young pigs,
except bread and milk. Bread is
good for very young pigs because it
is leavened. Food has to ferment
before it will digest, and if fed to a
young pig before fermented, it will
over-task the stomach and spoil him.
Lettuce is good for young pigs. It.
will stop the scours in them. The
middlings . should be put with the
milk at night, after the feeding has
been 'done, and allowed to be in the
milk through the night, never allow
ing the swill tub to get quite empty,
always leaving a little in the bottom
for yeast. The swill should be fed
often, and never more fed sp. a time
than will be eaten up at once. Slop
feed' will make larger hogs than dry
feed. After the pigs get to be three
or four, months old, their food can be
made. stronger ; but a pig will not
bear lunch strong food until it begins
to change from a pig into a hog,
which will be known by his, voice.
In the West, where hogs are raised
on a large scale, but one litter should
be raised from a sow in a year. The
fall litter will require too much care
for the farmer. One litter can be got
in April and another in September
or October following, from sow, but
the spring pigs will have to be wean
ed from four to six weeks old, and
fed on clear sour milk for two or three
weeks after weaning, and fed often.
New milk once a day will keep them
from scouring. Sour milk is better
than new milk. New milk will first
make the pig costive, thtli scour him.
It will curdle in his stomach, but
sour milk will not. The late fall pigs
should suck as long as they will, and
the sows should be fed on wain' slop
feed, and fed often. The slop can be
warmal by pouring hot water into
the swill tub. A breeding sow should
never be fed much dry corn. She
will get foundered onit arid spoiled--
American Stool: Journal.
To REATVENATE OLD GRAPE
The editor of the Practical Farmer
says : "Having on our premises,
planted by former owners, probably
twenty years, half a dozen old grape
vines • with large weather-beaten
trunks or stenni, which made annual-,
ly but little new wood and yielded
but very few poor grapes, tivo sea
sons ago we cut off the branches and
laid the main stems down in trenches,
covering with about 4 foot of earth.
Vigorous and healthy shoots sprang
up in great abundance—the weak
ones of which were 'broken off and
leading ones at proper distances
trained to the arbor. The new
growths are now clean, healthy and
strong—suffi.cient -to entirely cover
the large arbor the pr . cont season ;
we look fdr bushels of it from the
new bearing wood. We see olol'grape
vines, everywhere, doing no good and
which could be made- young and
thrifty by. this process."
Cruz Fan FOUNDER -it has bean
asserted that a pint of sunflower seed
mixed in the food of a horse and giv
en to him immediately on discovery
that h has been foundered, will give
perfect cure. This seems incredible;
bat there can be no harm in giving
it a trial. All-the cures and remedies
for diseases are only known 'by ex
periment.
TIIE Young lady who "was driven
to distraction" is now afraid sho havo •to
walk back.
Tun largest chestnut tree in Penn.
i.tandi on the grounds of the Bethlehem Iron
C..mpany, It measures twenty-four feet in dr
, awfvrctica one lout fruni the ground,
=IMMI=MM=
, - giNIM IOIOOII h
T B2
"DOMESTIC"
LOCK STICH
SE WING -MA C HINE!
THE " DOVESTIC " is a Shuttle
&Wing Arnithino, which has been
lased for the last five years in the
West, and is now introduced for the
first time in'this section.
It runs faster than most, easier
r a d more quietly than any, doing the
ghtest tis well as the heaviest work
done on any Sewing Machine
ALL ABE ,INNITED TO CALL AND SEE IT
Plain Machines - - $6l
Half Case - - - - $7O. 1
All MehlAns have Blake's Patent
Table.
Agents wanted in unoccupied territory. Address,
BLAKE & CO., Scranton, Pa.
For sale by •
TAYLOR & GORE,
Towanda, Fa.
A. A. IMMER.
Athena, Pa.
May 12, 1870.—1 y Wyalusing.
EASE AND COMFORT.
THE
BLESSING OF PERFECT. SIGHT.
There 'tenet dim Co valuable as perfect sight, and
perfect eight can only bo obtained by 'using
PERFECT SPECTACLES!
The difilcnltY of procuring which is well known.
MESSRS. LAZARUS A MORRIS,
OCCULISTS AND OPT [CANS,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT,
9LINUFACTURERS OF THE CELEBRATED
PERFECTED SPECTACLES,
Have, after years' of experience,,srperiment, and
and the erection of costly machirtry, been enabled
to produce that GRAND DESIDERATUM,
PERFECT SPECTACLES!
Which have been sold with unlimited satisfaction to
the wearers in the WestermStatee during the past
fifteen years.
Those Celebrated Perfected Spectacles never tire the
eye, and last many years without change I
Messrs. LAZARUS & MORRIS have appointed
JULES HUGUENIN. dealer In Watches and Jew
elry. as their sole agent for Towanda, Fenn'a. and
April 14, 11170.
NEW BOOT AND SH`OE STORE
The subscribers would respectfully inform their
many friends that they have opened a
BOOT .AND SHOE STORE 1
At No. 148 Maln-et., Towanda, Pa
They have just received a fine assortment of
LADIES' AND GENTS' SHOES
ConsiFling of
LADIES WAITE.RS,
Of all, gradeS. Ladies
GOAT
.AND LEATHER SHOES
MISSES Ati'D CECILDItENS SHOES
Of every variety, which will be Pohl cheap f.r cash.
Give them a call and satisfy yourselves thatthey aro
ertiiui cheaper than the cheapest.
We would call csepecial attention to our
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT!
We make to order everything in the line, of
LADIES' • AND GENTLEMEA"S WEAR
icing mechanics of many year practical experience,
we feel confident, that we cen kn. e entire satisfaction.
We employ none but first-till:lSe mechanics.
We guarrantee perfect fts ' ,..and alt work Warranted.
Repairiag neatly and promptly done.
Remember the place, No. 148 Main-st. ' a few doors
below the Means Montle, Towanda, Pa. Look out for
the sign of the Big Boot.
apL27,10.--1f DAVIS k RI.ENEJL
CALL AND EXAMINE
THE NEW STYLES OF
SPRING 3.ITII,T,TNERY GOODS
AT MISS GRIFFLTS STORE,
Where you cannot fail being pleased with the
GREAT TARtERY OF F,ONNETS, RATS, ETC.
Prices to suit all customers. Do not forgot file
place, No. 2, South Front
MERCER'S NEW BLOCK, TOWANDA, PA.
Ap r 6,1870-2 m
REPORTER JOB PRINTING} .
OH'FIOM.
•
Baring recently added greatly to our facilltles, we
are now prepared to do all kinds of
JOB PRINTING .
AM
LOWER PRICES
AND
BITTER STYLE'
Than any establishment in
NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA
CALL AT
THE REPORTER OFFICE
AND
EXAMMTE SPECIMENS.
SENT FItEE!
M. O'KEEFE, SON & CO.'S
SEED 'CATALOGUE
AND GU DE TO TUE
• FLOWER AND VEGETABLE
GARDEN, FOR 1870.
Published in January. Every lover of flowers wish•
ing this new and valuable work, free of charge, should
address immediately ➢f. O'KEEFE, SON & CO., ER,
winger & Barry's Block, Rochester, N. Y.
Oct. 21, 1869.--4 jun
CENTRAL MARKET.
The subscribers still continue to keep constantly
on hand a fall and complete sport:mot of Cren,
thing pertaining to their btutiness, consisting main. 01
BEEF, PORK, FRESH AND SALT
SUGAR CURED ILMS.
Irerrol. BEEF, LAMB
VEAL, POULTRY,
SAUSAGE,
BOLOGNA, DRIED BEEF.
TALLOW, &c.; &c.
l Also S ,
FRESH •FROM Tat: LAKES.
OYSTERS lU=D DAILY
In their season
Parties wishing Oysters to largo or small quanti
ties will be Du - Matted on abort notice. at the old
stand. Cinemax. litaniMr. MontlxiDes /nook, drat
door north of Dr. Porters.
Cuts. o:Kmx.rat.l KELLUILk.
Txtto—ltrubox. I
Feb. 24. 1870-tf
INISH PORK, HAMS AI4D LARD
A_ at COWELL k !MR.&
A'LL KINDS GROCERIES AND
Prmidnna, at 11 . bl:donde and retait at •
may 18, 180 11
. C. . PATEIIIII.,
Illabahe
VRIETXWAY.:
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-
,-Angaluguazum awripokomailw
_ nap apgat-Dovicatpci—
lierowTser. -
- :iuiiipointe West sitaWeiiikireit:
vaiLANA.
DAYTON. CINCINNATI. iIIDIANAPOLTI, -
. ACII/r1344. POVIEL ,
- 02 italAitiamith ikadViert.
Xxv A*, amiam .ocmcals Aas.sus Tasman
vrnicar mama o ROMIZIITIM 131131•20, 'DUN
1131iF. Cancun' imp Miamian. , ".
On andutter Monday, JUNE 11, 1170, trains will
leave Waverly at about the following boars, s 4 :
GOING .wEar.
4:24 a a.. NIGHT IMPRESS (Moresyseseepted) for
Rochester, Buffalo, Lituddrk, Cleveland and Cin
dnnati, connecting with the Lake Shore, Weldon
Southern, and Grand Trunk Railways Buffalo,
Dunkirk andaarrelind for the West; also at Clews
land with the C. C. C. & Ina. Railway fosr
spoils; and at Cincinnati with-tbeLonimille Short
Line Railway. and the Ohio & Mississippi Railway
for the South and Scrothwest ; also with connect
ing lines at principal stations on main line.
4:49 a. in.—MOAT P U dal/. for nootiosbrro
Buffalo. Dunkirk, Cleveland and Cincinnati. inak..
a me nd
direct connection with trains of Grand Trunk
and Lake Shore Railways at IMMO, Dunkirk and
Cleveland. for all point. West. and at Cincinnati
with the Ohio & Mississippi and Louisville Short
Lino Railways for the South and Soutnorest ; also
main
with Learn:meting lines at principle stations on
8:28 •.m. MAIL TEAM. Bandar excepted. for
Buffalo and Dunktrk. '
5:35 p.m.—ELMIRA ACCOMMODATION, Sundae
excepted.
d:18 p. M., DAY =MOMS, Sundays sampled. for
, Rochester, Bulfsio, Dunkirk, Cleveland. Cincinnr
U and the South. Stops at Principal stations and
connecting points on main line. - •
New and improved Drawing Room Coaches atc oro.
ropy this train from Now Yak to Rufdlo, and
Sleeping Coaches are attached at Ilornellaville, run
ning Dam' to Cie:lreland Slid Gallon without change.
'5:16 p.m.—EX. MAIL, Sundays excepted., for But•
taco. Dunkirk andoloreland,connectliniudtb tails
for the West.
A Mooing Coach is attached to UM; train minim
through to Buffalo.
7:00 a.m.—WAY NOUGHT, Bandar" excepted.
4:10 p.m.—EMIGRANT TRAIN, daily for the Weet.
GOING Er
1:00 a.m.=NIGRT WIPRESS,Sundays excepted,con
neethag at New York with • afternoon trains ind
steamers for Boston and New England cities.:
Sleeping Coaches accompany this train to N. Y.
5:50 a.m.—CINCINNATI EXPRESS. Mondays ex
canted. connecting stllersey City with afternoon
and evening train" of . New Jersey Railroad for
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Witahnigton; and at
New York with steamers and afternoon Express
trains tor New England Cities. Also stops at prin.
• cipal stations and connecting points on main line.
Sleeping Coaches accompany this train to New York
12135 p.m.—DAY EXPRESS, Sandaysexcepted, con
necting at Jersey City with midnight Express train
05 New Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia. Also
stops at principle stations and connecting points
on main line. -
New and improved Drawing• Room Coaches accean
pany this Irian from Thafralci to New York.
3:35 p.m.—ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, daily, hit
Susquehanna.
8:38 a.m.—ELMIRA MAIL,-Sundays exttpted.
9:25 p.m., NEW YORK MAIL, Sundays excepted.
9:95 p.m.—LIGHTNING EXPRESS; daily, connect
ing at Paterson for Newark ; at Jersey City with
Morning Express "Min of New Jersey Railroad for
Baltimore and Wachlngton ; and at New York with
Morning Express train for Boston and Now England ,
cities. Also stops at all principal stations' and con
necting points on main line, • -
Sleeping Coaches accompany this train through to
New York.
3:45 p.m.—WAY' rmaGur, Sundays exceptod. '
BAGGAGE CHECKED THECIJOIL
A ierised and complete •• Pocket Time Tabk"
of Passenger Trains on the Erie 'Railway and con
necting lines, has recently been published, and can
he procured on application to the' Ticket Agent of
the Company.
L. B. RUCKER,
Gen'l Supt
pA. & N.Y. CANAL
ARRANGEMENT OF PASS
Commencing May
GOIE6 M 317211.
•
Leave sat. P.M. P.M.
Waver1y,...:.6.35-3,05-6,42
Towanda 7,15-3.58-7.35
Tunkhannock,9,23-6,l7—r.at
Pittston,.... 10,35-7,30
Wilkesßarre,
White 11aven.12,35 P. zd
'blanch Chunk,l,3o
Allentown
13ethehesn 2 50, .1
Eabton 3 17
Plink (are), —5;05
Newiork(arr.) 0,05
00EN0 xorrro. -
tr've P.Y. P.X. A.Y.
•• 6.05-1.18-8,10
•• 5.15-12,25--7,20
•• 3,07-10,19—A.m
••
•• 1,15-8.30
•• 11,58 A.m
•• 10.55
••
•• 9,95
•• 9,05
.....
•• 6,00
Down Train (lines at White Haven. Up Trains
dines at Pittston.
Passengers to and from New York and Philadel•
phia without change of cars.
Down train connects at Allentown with Through
Fast Express fur Ilarrlsbnrg. Pittsburg and the
west.
Tea and. Coffee.
GLORIOUS NEWS!
TEAS GIVEN AWAY
EMMI
GREAT AMERICAN TEA STORE
No. 1 Gnrnmx & PATTos'd Nzw DMICK.
BUDGE STREET, TOWANDA, PA.,
At the sign of tho
AMERICAN FLAG!
And the
RED, WHITE-.LIND BLUE STORE
6aEapieB of Teas GIVEN AWAY MIZELT, to satisfy
the people that this is the place to save money.
PRICES LOW AS TUE GREAT A3IERICAN TEA
COSWANY. OF NEW YORK.
Fresh Ground Coffee received daily from New York,
or ground to order. Also whole Coffee, green and
roasted,-all styles, whole end ground Spices, Dried
Fruits, igc.,at equally low prices.
The'subscriber begs leave to return his thanks for
the very liberal patronage extended to him while in
the Grocery IMMLICAS in this place, and respectfully
solicits a trial in hie new enterprise. The business
will be conducted strictly on-the
CASH SYSTEM!
•
So yon will not hare to pay extra prices to mike 0 up
for the lotuses of ecredit business.
If you can't spare tho money to pay for a point&
buy an ounce and pay for it. Be Independent—then
you will be worthy to walk under tho
AstEnucls FLAG
Into tho
American Tea Store
And buy your Gooda cheap. Er Remember the
Red. White and Blue Store. new Block, Bridge Street.
July 1,1 S&. BRAMIALL A: RIDGEWAY.
Miscellaneous.
FIRST NA:TIONAt DANK,
OF TOWAI%.DA
CAPITAL
SUEZ Lus
Thie Bank orire FICUSFAL FACILIIIES for the
transaction of •
GENERAL BELVKLYG BUSINESS.
M - TEREST AID ON DEPOSITS ACCOBDING TO
AGRvvvvNT
SPECIAL CanE GIVEN TO TILE COLLECTION CM NOTES
LED CHECKS.
Parties wishing to to tros•ar to any part of the.
United Statet, England. Ireland. Scotland, pr tho prin
cipal cities and towns of Europe, cap here procure
drafts for that purpose. I .
PASSAGE TICKETS
To or trvm the old country, by best steamer or 'can
ing lines, always on hand.
FANILTGE; 811.017011 T OTEB AT =DUCES DAWN
Highat Pricepaid for MS Bondi, Gold and :Silver
E. 11. SMITE, President. N. N. BE /73, . 131 ..
Towanda, dnue24,1869.: Cashier.
THE OTTOMAN DECHAMp,EI
A NEW ARTICLE OF
CONYMNIETs.IT TO EVERY ONE.
MDISPENSIBLE FOR
mvnws AND CHILDREN.
Avoiding the =sightliness - and =pp . resing the
crfferutive odors of the Sick Room and Nursery. At
once useful and ornamental. It is more useful
than any article of Furniture of the same cost.
For sale by all principal Furniture Defilers.
Price $3.00. febl7 Cm
A LL KINDS GROCERIES AND
Provisions •at wholasalo wad retail. at
May 20. C. B. PATCH'S.
A FULL: STOCK OF. WOODEN
Wara, at C. 11. PATCWB.
May 20.
W;Ml:==
~1.)11.#1014.9*- ! . no: prvg*
4 - drk.riou'it 3 00.7.iowitrinitti".
11
* , ;444:1. 4 1 f,iik . ...:-•, -
... L it
-, •-, is • I:, 1 1 ~ i ~- -,.• n; •
inittilss'a ice teak Inaba .
that I am eell at siikei sguraikai as tw; peirelisibil'
M
.
eliewheas. imiw to the pazioil ip/Onibki.fxo.
T! A M3; (MMM, 1317 G
_ll. numenrs, and, *O.
AKIRN FLOUR, GRAHAM DO.
I keep oanataaUy on Una; POpX.ILUdB, LARD, and
~ +~-~~
public to par Can% Bo Beat
In quality or prko. Joao Wla7l gidabraiodLasirp
dry. Now York Maniacal. sod Rom soap.
Plow call and examine our stook of
Lario onortmont of TAZOLE/T,NOTIOIOL TOILET
SOAPS, &c, ho. I will pet the bigbesteash prke for
Formens. Byre pi a call before oath* el:serf/use:
AU persona indebted kithajaa
and nuke Immediate. payment.
Towanda. Mach, 12, 1887
GROCERY AND PROVISION
McCABE & MIX.
FAMILY GROCERIES
WM. R. BARR.
(ken'l Pase'r Ag't
4', RR CO.-
GEM 'TRAINS.
13310
KEIXTIBII NEW BLOCK, TOWANDA, P 6.
We do not deem It neceronwg to enumerate all the
diluent : articles we keep. Ouramortment la
FIRST CLASS GOODS
Cash paid for Penner, Produce.
JAMES McCABC.
March 1, 1870: HARRY MIX.
JOHN P. COX.
Superintend Cot,
PEOPLE'S
SOUTH DONNER BRIDGE LED XLIN lITEZKIL
12.
OROCRRIFB AND PROVISIONS,
Which will be sold at the lowest yosusible Wee&
FRUIT OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
MODERN STONE WARE,
FLOUR, FEED; 3,TE ATi, GRAIN, &a
Bring on your produce, which we pay cesa for.
A ixmstint supply of Ashton Salt, all sized Owns,
Butter Firkins, Tubs, kr.,
Please call and look through our stock, and we will
do our best to please you. W. A. ROCX.WELL.
Towanda, April 28, 1809.
LOGIC HERE!
• COWELL & MYEB,
.At the old stand of linininuar. do Cowan.; are now
receiving a large and well selected stock of
GBACEffiIES AND PIiOnIIONS,
'Which they offer to cash buyers at prices. that defy
competition. -
Cub paid for all kLtula Farmers' Produce.
April 21, 1869—tf.
$125,000
40,000
JULES HUG,
JEW4LLER & SILVERSMITH,
MERCER'S NEW BLOCK. TOWANDA. PA.
flu Art rocolvod from New York a new assortment
•
of fun Gold
LADIES' WATCHES,
of all descriptions. Also • selasted amortment of
GOLD CHAINS, FINE GOLD
J; 113 - G7 E IZ ,
OLOG'IO3 OP MIL STYLES MON THE 'CHEAP.
(FOLD. SILVER AND STEEL . SPECTSCIaI extr
EIZOLASSES to fit all cases of impaired sight
NEW r.inurr acooltoDArzNa mamma
By this patent I am enabled to exchange Glum at
any tine without extra charge. ear and Bee,
elke,W*Ml.l•Cqvi:f 7V,
Toinuids. Die. Aim
M ACKER EL , CODFISH, BLUE
Fish; Mackinaw Trent Ciaoaew, Die Mod aid
&lc:dad Eamon, Bmobod Mailing. and Dried Beet 441
. LONG. k EXKLA,I4
Have ea hand idiriestni 01
lITE DO" IttrOMENAT
STOCK OF TO-BACKIO,
WOODEN WARE.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
0. B. PATCH.
O. B. PATCH.
STORE.
Wholesale and Betall Deal= In
ED
PROVISIONS,
ALWAYS COMPLETE.
We sell nothing but
GROCERY AND PROTISON STORE,
A new and complete stock of
CODFISH,
MAC
HERRING,
PORK,
MUTTON,
HAM,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
DAIBEEEN,
Jewelry..
One door north of
AMERICAN WATCHES
SWISS 'WATCHES,
all now.
PST TO TIM BEST
r,,.1k.#1.:4•51 y. 4.1
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GENTS"
'AIICKFASS.
'FrMrt'T.OW,A+III4I4'LPJLe
I=lllEl
I
Intim the public Quit be ionsbased the Mare
forgoer «ended 13 ! - Boman. ,' *we
candy bale mama a largo stootot • -
BEADY :FADE UMU:FO,
- ItaB,lolD
ME
GENT'S FURNISHING 6001;0S,
Widen bit win on At 4...ww.pd.
PAPER 4XMLARB, 11aRon Ado 113204 / 5 cL Per box'
warn slum, 4om SI 00 sad upwaMit.
_ WOCUMPUB. I% from 60 min and upward/h.
Mut orrythlug M tLo
VERY LOWF.ST, PRICES
CALL AND'ZZAKISIB MY .BTOOK
Beam pachaliag daawbere.
NO 'MIME - TO sum GOODS.
'Ono door out at Powell dr Co%
Hari O. 1870.
TAYLOR - & .GOR E,
4ra now opening their new Spring Stock of
CLOTHS AN D CASSDifERES,
Consisting of an the -latest styles of Fashionable
COATINGS, SHERIINGS, &C. &C.
Which they are prepared to make up in arty style to
suit their customers, on short notice.
Also a splendid new stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Which they are selling cheaper than ever
- R - ATS & OA-1:181
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
A nor and full line of all the latoid styles.
Always on bind and in great variety.
71111 Liman AND srxwars irrnas os
NECK TIES, BOWS, &t
Also the New Patent
WINDOW UMBRELLA
All or any of our Goods will be sold u
CHEAP FOR CASH
Ae any in tho markot.
Call and look through our stock
Towanda, April 21. 1870.
HURRAH 1 HURRAH 1
GREAT REDIJCPION IN PRICES OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
M. E. ROSEIiFIBLD'S,
(Opposite Powell & Cos.)
I am now offering to the public a large and °bolos
stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Coneristing of
LINEN GOODS,
a►nd all the lato styles for Spring and Sommer wear,
FOR iZEN AND BOYS.
Which will be sold 28 per cent. less than former
prices at AL E. ROSENFIELDS. also WO in
voice of
UNDERSHIRTS .t.m) DRAWERS
I intend to sell Icon than cost, to mako room for
Fall Stock. Now is your timo• to buy a Suit
cheap. Call and convince yourself that M. E. RO
SENFIELD offers Great Bargains in the line of
Clothing and
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Call before ism/ming elsewhere.
M. E. 11081MIELM
Towanda, Jan. 25, 1870.
A DISPATCH JTJST RECEIVED
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR CITIZENS OF TOWANDA
AND VICINITY
. .
Thera is constantly being recotrod at the hE3IPLE
OF FA131:110N," a large stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
which have boon pnrchasod for cult, at reduced
prices. and will be sold to cash buyers at lower rates
than ever before offered iriTowanda. hly stock con
sists In part of
mom BOYS' Ami YOUTH'S CLOTH:LNG,
Buzz, MOVIX AND DW mar= sorra,
FINE DBMS COATS, CASSIMERE SUITS, LINEN
Coiti, Panto. Veda, and White Linen Mick Snits,
also saarge variety of
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS;
HATS, CAPS, SIISPMCDELS, NECK TEES,
PAPILII AND Lflt 1 COrAdEllt,
of the latest - 471es and fashions. Remember the in
ducements that I offer, and that I am not to be um
dereold by any dealer in town, or elsewhere. All
who wha t anything In my limp are respectfully invit
ed to give an a WI before purchasing and convince
yourvelvea.
H. JACOBS.
No. 140 Ibin.ist., BeWoman's Block,
Towanda, Pa.
Cash paid for Miles and Pelto.
GOLD STILL COMING DOWN !
AND ZINN! SUMO IN MID
GROCERY & PROVISION LINE,
are now being cared at
COWELL & MYER'§
at prices that cannot fall to satisfy all-that they are
determined not to be undersold by any' .one. They
have enlarged their Ettore building so that they
now lucre roam for the supplies that are daily
received by them. They have coanecteg with their
store a Market where they tow keep fresh meats to
sell by the quarter or piece, and a full sun* of tiro-caries and Provisions, to which they would all the
attention of all cash buyers. Come and examine onr
Goods and Prices, before purchasing and satisfy
yourselves. We guarantee all goods to give entire
satisfacthm. We are thankful to one customers for
thetr part liberal patronage and solicit a continuance
of the mum • COWELL ik AUER.
Dec. 20,1869.
TRY OUR TEAS AND COFFEE,
COWELL &
TE IT. -- - •
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EMU=
1,870M 4 !!"!
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, ,' • artiumitizio9s4 , , ,, ,- .
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• -
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ink urpk t /411y17201, rpicipir.seaz efrF
- SATISFACTION VII
MITS7II /1/1?6 - 011 hand i laiipii4ocie4 '''..'',' - t
cithnis Am) °Amur
VIAIXIIS 131
- - -
HATS -AND CAPS
tt) kii itzill all: ko t:J; Ildeirelllo*l
ww-Will be at the Ward Roue emeri Tinirsday..
with samples ad Gauls, and to bike 'rises.
eoreti. GEO. It. VAN VELSOR,
April2o, - 1870. UMW. It. MANNERS.
NEW SPRING_ AND SUMMER
-- •
GOODSI
R. ''W .-
•_
Would announce to theMilaena of Towanda, and the
public generally, than be ban in, store and datiy rr
caving new and -
. .1 0 R S - 11 GOODS,
In his Hue, suitable to the wants of the people, which
ho will sell for Currency at former
G - OLD PRICES!
Omnasting as Mind of gOod. well and reliable made
CLOTHING,
(No Shoddy of any kind) consisting of
•
BUSINESS. SUITS ,
all grades,.
• - •
COATS, VESTS AND PANTS,
all Wool,
DRESS COATS, PANTS & VESTS,
Linen Coats, Dusters and Pants.
Overalls and Overshirts. Linen and Paper Collars,
Cassimero, and Flannel Shirts, Neck 'Ties. Sus
penders. Glares. Canes Leather Bags, Spring 'Style
Silk. Soft and Straw Elite. All firatedass. .Remem.
bet that good Goods are cheaper eta fair price than
poor goods at any price. Call and examine my goods
before buying: No. 3 Patton & Griffiths Blook,Rtidge
Street.
Towanda, Juno 8,1870. It. W. EDDY.
scswAßz.
133 Main Stmt.
B1_10032) & _cos,
Still continue to manufacture their celebrated
HORSE POWERS & CLEANERS,
and will sell a better machine, fee loss money than
am be had elsewhere in the world. Wo claim for
our machines that they will do as much, or more,
than any other, and aro more dumbly built. ,Wo
personally superintend our work and see that it is
_well down. We will send
' ..
of our muchlues, on appllcatiort..
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
Ono it Two Horse THRESHER et SATERATORS,
.THRESHER and CLEANERS,'
FANNING MILL'S,
SAW ASD GRIST 'MILL work done to order
Glve us a call before purchasing elsewhere.
Vd "oo auomnrua gstigiur*
Aug. 2, 1869
NEW CARRIAGE FACTOR'S I
On Pine, between Main and Second, Strata, back
of 0. F. Mason & Co.'a Bank.
HENRY STIMMI, (formerly of the firm of Bryant
k !Union) informs hie - friends and former patrons,
that he has built a
NEW -BRIDE CARRIAGE ?AMORY,
where he will Constantly kelp on hand a full assort
ment of
TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES;
TUOTIING EMMET% AND SSELETON:S.
Made of tho boat material and finished tho boat
city style. His long experience' n city Carriage
Factories gives him a decided advantago over others
in tho
Finish, Style and' Durability
of hla Wagons. All he naka is an
INSPECTION OF HIS NOEL
previous to purchasing elsewhere.
ALL WORK WARRANTED TO GIVE PERFECT
Thankful for the liberal patronage formerly ei
tended and respectfully ask a continuance of the
Same.
REPAIRER() PROMPTLY AMDIX) TO
Towanda, My 24, 1870.—t1
NEW. PLANING MILL
The undersigned having built a large and commo
dious Mill in the Borough of Towanda, and filled it
with the most modern and improved machinery, for
the manufacture of
WINDOW NAM AND BLINDS,
Am prepared to fill orders, whether - iargo ar
upon the shortest notice. We have also a large va
riety of MOULDINGS, of tbelatest style and pattern,
which we can fund& much cheaper than trtr7 can be
worked by hand.
PLANING.
TOID2IIEDID.
131100VSG.
AND SMOOL
SAWING,
And an other work portidi:;dzin to Joinery, win Do done
to Eat oar customers.
Person building, and not living more than twelve
to fourteen miles distant, will find it larply for their
tetereed to buy of rut, or bring - their lumber and have
it worked by our machinery. Bring your , grist of
Flooring, or other lumber, and while your team I.
Fl
have it ground out and take it home with
We Will pay 0A!!$ Ibr • PM'S ARIt =MOCK
Daft= delivered at oar lumber yard. Come and
Poe ne; er if you caret come, write.
Towanda; Feb.,11384. L. B. RODGERS at CO.
31- 41) NTAN E.S , •
General Dealers in
STAPLE d; FANCY DRY GOODS,
Claomcants, Cnocamrr, 041116WAXII.
BOOTS, SHOES ; SHOE FINDINGS
Leather. lists, Caps, Umbrellas,
ToviesDA. PA. •
No. 105 ?join Bt., corner of the Publlo &Fire.
• J. D. KONTANIZE.
may 19,1870. ONTANYE,
rp s l t E BEST FRUIT JABS IN USE
McCABE ec MISS
=I
i
awn
,
I=EZI
=MEM
Mannfact4ries.
CATALOGUES,
AND DRAG SAW LULLS.
OD 9 5' GOo'l£l.
TOWANDA; PENN'A.
FAMILY CAR,pI,kGES,
PLATFORM WAGONS,
SATISFACTION.
at rednccd priaea.
1172111 Y STMEN.
4- j-VrR;T'
41r4 ' Alaliatilo2 ' ' • ,
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''''HARDTFAtirwiltit ..`-s.
ME RUTUVat iiiIWBNOOK3
•'f- :' ' ' - ' 3 '.. .-•-•''') ;W . . - ..< 4, ` ~ 7 , ..
. s • -3 ,' '-''' IMPSDA:3 , IOI -- -". ~p, , ,-,
' ', '-1,At'4•...;•.- 1 , '1,t it,. . k .‘ -fi, 1.,-
EINE
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e - • ' V
5:4
to; •
,3 noftt,,thliva
MIEN
Howv,lnnultam2usticiptis;
-", •
',►ND tatTizis inevrziel: 71';
, .
Our Paints. 000. ko., ass, of tbolbOoeqoality sari
Will be sett very liVo airo also egoista for. Usl
IMEI
AVICRTITCANSZEAM!SAMIrr,
turboriznraiinf " •
. •
The only reltabhitiro Troxf astepude. 1116
FAIRBANKS'S SCALES.
8011A.GHTICOKE 'PONVISER,
Sitass , xtaw'zsciiti
SII - PWER PHOSPHATE
TIZN'IN"AXZIO
L r 27 wetend rusauttettwed out of the bat
- „. . ,
We are also pit...l;l;oM 'Ao &pining of all kinds.
Wo =the only agents for ttie'eelolEastridiew
cgoqxcl.:.p.Tov - 4
The best cOoktog stoioit mg* seeit.
Irsztatittxl to gin satisfaction, • March 10. •
FIrRNITIME STILL. LOWED ,LOWED,!
JAB. 0. FROST,,
World announce to Ste, peaphs of Tosiisetta and the
rest of mankind, that after Ufa date, Ms magateent
stook of -
PURNITURI
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
My. stock Is complete and (xisuilEta ot .
,r 4
PARLOR WITS,
LIBRATLY SUITS,
DINING ROOM FURNITURE,
AND ItILNITIME FOE 'TILE EITCUUE.
MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, BEDDEVI,
Ex=Fuca Maass, Szy...-&a.
BEDSTEADS!
Illy own manufacture, and warranted imparter, will
be sold for leas than city made. once wilt cost else
where.
COME ONE, COME ALL,
Examine for riarselves. See and be convinced that
Furniture la sold cheaper at FROST'S than at any
other place in the world. Country dealers supplied
at the lowest market rates. -
I runtish - COFFINS of every deserlfdlon, Natalie
Burial Cases, Caskets, ac., and have the ,
FINEST IIEANSE IN NORTH:IEIO PENN'A.
Towanika, Jane 22,1870.
FURNITURE WARE-,ROOMS
JAMFB HASD.I3O.V announces to tbrumblietbat
be still continues to manufacture and, keep on bawl
a latge assortment et
iCIARI*ET FIIIINITU .E,
Bnreaus, Tables, Bediteads, Stands,. Ohaha • kc., of
every description, which are made o the beat mate
rials, and in the moat workmanlike manner. ;
I invite the inspection of the public to my work,
which shall not be surpassed in durability at any shop
in the country, and my prices will be found to be as
low as the times will admit.
neatly-nude Coffins constantly on band ar
order. A goodHearce willboturnialted when red
Aug. 1 5 . 28 GP.
•
pIOWELL & Co.,
DRESS GOODS.
LARGE ADDITIONS
hare boen made to emir
STOCK OF DRESS GOODS !
Several novelties having been lately Introduaxl ,
GREAT BARGAINS
CHINESE GRASS CLOTHS,
ORGANDIES,
JACONETS, CHINTZ, &C
KEYSTONE _ STORE.
Towanda, June 15,1670
BBOOK—BINDERY.-THE P 131-
uo is respectihily informed that the Book-Bin.
story, where will be done
dray has boon removed
done
the Argus Building, third
BOOK-
In all its various branches, op,teriii s as reaaonable as
”ilie times " will allow. The 'Bindery will bo under
the charge of
An experienced Ilinder, and all work will be promptly
done in a style and manner which cannatbo excelled.
Music. Idagaztnes, - Newapapers.Old Books, Ac., bound
in every variety of style. Particular attention will bo
paid to the Buling and Binding of
To any desired pattern. which in quality and dura
bility will be warranted-
Al!work will be ready for delivery when promised.
The patronage of the public! is aollelted, and per
fect satisfaction guaranteed.-
, Towanda, August 2. 1860—tf..,
CONSUMERS OF
CONFECTIONERY!
LET US'REABON-TOGETHER!
now can any person manufacture Confectionery,
and sell it at 15 cents a pound, when sugar is worth
16 cents at the Refinery. (unless it is terribly odal.
tended)?
How can any dealer retail such a silo eompound to
Ids automate and have a conscience void of offence/
How can any cotummer- expect to purchase pure
Confectionery at twe a i r t i rtive and thirty cents per
=when a pure de cannot be manufactured
an thirty to forty cents per pound, ooni
of cassis bads, burnt Mmonds, and such apes of
Within a law. days we have been offered mai*
buds, etc., for fifteen Dents per pound, and Choco•
kite Crowns •at tertstity cents, and the agent acknow
ledged that they were adulterated ten per cent, with
Terra Alba ; and it isilact that tons of this cheap
ConfectionerY am made and sold in ..thin country
every year, and the conaumera are the oilly persons
injured by it.
Nor tAst knefot of Lk* soAo sbiaVa Agri article
4 rdionerlf. tra/ tourant every artick-qj our
mann adore Sividty rare and free frosSerery &,gro.
dins deleterious to .411/14 •
• 'A HAUT,
Word formerly ix:ivied 14 Jelin Cosmanadaln Street.
. Towanda, October 91,18. •
Out doe* al
==2lll
Zmlittn.
will bo offered at
CHAM3EI, STJITIEI,
JAMES. 0. I!EOST
Escgllanocras
INDINO!
H. C. IVIIITASEU,
BLWI BOOKS.
colite,
ftiati - 041.1bMM
744 -- •"-"? ; •
i 4 :4.!OR ' KERs. SON : -& 00 4
411 Eat fIAAS DRUG - Awn,.
• .4
i> , - 1- 140111111 Mats sa4 lime Blnsta, Trends,' Ps.H
iettalPS atleillirgely tibia eta, tan lila
anaplela imitations; soesmats as esteruivo vw.
rudi mee t zad iegneigassay a umit ttoqulte
with trash
vuthises,
Weed vs th• sx iar
=rmixpabletenuki“ . 7l9lo,o9ar
eatillitthirof • •• "
Algal" Icatatßsl.-,UMMOLTA
•ri ; soirroramitufinausii;•!::•::. --
..*"4•4":40.10314P1W164
11,101..2131414: Pratt.
• kid ill kinOtof Drruduos.
t KeR °SWIZZ ' OR oz.
- 8 1 3+ 13 4 1 6 Xha44.
IA!" MADE% Mae. aLIMUCIII; -
.; 7-' Spepyiant. Wbale, NW* Yobt, t
7 11 R 17 ;4 13 1 4 0 /Mt gAIS,
7434.4 1-T4AArtkluft4itud ,- ..utin_
broom BRusuiscsaus, cow*
wimoswol=tvivei.,
PociaTjiooKS, ran ;molars,
• • I •
..11:4*
• i ioar aum sad EIR ZILISPARUTOXI.
•-•. . • . •
WET! ;,IQI7OIII,
Voaapoo, &UM' PIP 'Am) •Otlns,-
- 'esidenormair.4l64aissed.; Truesei. Bap
, .soartms, iimmaaaddes, Shdalder Belem• Snead -
Pilo^ -Meath; Alloy lluestog &Wad,
Nipples,24lppieShells'and Sields,
Dal Pans, delf-dealbm Fruit Jul, Them , -
Flarating Extract/.-, Stow •
,/aim, Wan Ware, Bottles, Was; Corks, /lath'
' • MftlK, aadtkrve Blacking, Fish Tackle, Am
. immitloa. de., Botanic:Medic and Romcepapa ,
Ic ildedhdrastiotstd all the pander raked
• M.EDICINES.
An articles Viaren _
ted ted. ?sin". at
*distance eantoostro theirend n by stags at , mill.
1"will receive prompt and careful attention.
n i lkal - athico given gratuitously at the Mike,
clanging only far medichse..- •
in-Thankful for past liberal patronage, would les.
pectfully announce to lila friends and the public, that
no pains shall be spared to satisfy, and merit the con
flotation of their confidence and patronage.
sir Open Sundays for prescriptions from fk to 10
lianotad 12 m. to 1, and 6 to 0
Jan 069--Tr•
B R O.W N
C. -PORTER, BON k Co
137 MAIN STREET.p TOWANDi. PA. •
WHOLESALE , AND RETATE.
DRUG-G-IBT.
..
The subecritcr rospoctftgly announces to the rib-
He hi general that ho bar ou hand a large sad well
wgected stock of a. . •
DRUGS, • - 111thICINE1 . 5,
WIEMICALS, .". . • PALNTS.
OIL, VAILNWLES
. WINDOW °Lag% '
- Dn.' STUFFS . ' '
. ,
kn., kc. ." • ' - •
•
All the popular Patent Medicines of the day. '
PURE WI AND LIQUORS
Fos Mara pnrpotes only
PERFIIMERt..
Fancy arid Toilet articles. .
Boaps of every description.
Thermometers, . • •
. Bathing, Smeons, and Common Sponges, '
Bair Brimhea. •
~ Tooth Brushes, • .
1. • Drew:Mg Combs,
Pocket and Fine Combs,
' • Toilet Powder, .
•
Puff Boxes,
Teeth Powders. -
• Tooth Washes,
and Tooth Soaps.
Ld other articles belonging to the Drug trade too
numerous :o mention. F-wing the Agency of the'
s GREAT 11. S. TEA COMPANY,
I AN OFFER
"GREAT INDUCEKENTS
To purchaaers of
; goons in their line.
Physicians prescriptions and . faredir receipts core.
pounded by persons thoroughly...competent. at all
hours of the day or night.
Thankful far the past. liberal Patronage. I re
spectfully solicit a continuance of the same, pledg
ing myself that no effort shall be spared to make
my establishment second to none In this Beaton.
Dr. T. F. Madill may be oonsaltcd, at this stomas
heretofore. . F. W. BROWN.
Jan. 31. 1670.• •
Boots and Shoes. i
GREAT BARGAINS 'IN
BOOTS & 6110314
=3
/cm BOOT AND SHOE BTOBA
South end of Ward Holm
The underelgaod are reideNdag a large and veil ea.
lected Meek of • .
BOOTS • A ND. SHOES
Buttable far the;
SIIMEES AND FAIL TRADE,
Which wo offer low for Cash. Cordhang of
GENTS,
LADIES,
Al
AND CHILDRFN'S
SEWED AND PEGGED BOOTS
MADE TO OEDEE.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
AND RFAnY SFFI S....ROXLSED
• Timinkfal ter must Amore, we - ecillelin continuum°
of the same.
LLIIITEL WOODIPOIM. lIILBEIIS M. CLAIM
Towanda, April IS, 180.
8.. A. PETTES Sc . CO.,
Have just received a fresh supply of
4 . 31-00DS for tho SMOMER TRADE,
Colu3isthigiti part of the latest styles
of -
DRESS G-oons.
For the season
POINT L&CE and GRENADINE
SHAWLS,
tuff Embroidrel Skirts, Prints, &c.
Also fresh supplies of
MILLINERY GOODS,
- NOTIONS, &C
and: bought in New York at the
present low• prices, and they
arq. determined. to sell
AS CHEAP AS THE CIMU'EST
Call and see them on Main st., op-
posito the Court House,
TOWANDA; PA.
Juno 22, 1870.—*
PQYAL BAKING POWDERS at
cowrxL &unws.
FRUITS OF ALL KINDS AT
eowmt, t imam
1311 CF. ' TIORSFORD'S BREAD
Troparatiou. at U. B. PATOWE4.
May 20. •
:.-.4.N.15/7/I:thar AGENCY,
, *
MO . enders lghed baying entered Into a co.p lit ,
alerehtp tor tho purpOoe of proarenthig a
. b8l:11/AW, BlJ)ptaig,
utiayr, A ND keit.
ENTA L ,
woubirs SOWS tbe patronage. ot /11
anns a / 4 1ring Ihsurance of any bud, IN „ nu p e r ;
Nola au Dawn. and Perecnat Propety of a n
klnds and at so low rates as can be done by any ny
liable commie, In the country. We would
tally Call attention of noon= to the ea
fact that •
au eve them Policles covering a/I amesse dose 4
'LTO .
ITRING to bogdfogr, persrmarpreperti out /44
LIFE We* • '
nannumeg, procured In one or the omen
an OSt . WOWd strongest Life Company" in dmerka Lad u,
M&
, .
Wrakinitionlikkot OffrkZlT.
frilkearrre, Ps.
•
LOMAS'S= Lunalocz COX)I4,
/Wefts I
Lastutter, Pa!
.............. 821,0003
•
arri itar. bispuwat Cocrtir.
, CaPiti!, .......... ...
CkairmurD lastraasca COMPANT.
fa/M:kat* OW. )
V. 000,000
-
1111 X brICCRANC* Cfnenar,
1
4 ew no*. f
...
firsuitona.z) FuZ k Raw' Izca. Co,'
Asiatic
*VW... -
• ,Mietta,
ifiritTosz Lva Isturitrxii °. l
ilompArr,
Nal York.
Anetta,
Office flrat block noutta of Ward Ibmsa...ocmut
Moor. Xt. Visporr will be found at Itzarvai
from 9 A.m. till Vp.m.
z. 13. CAMP. .
T Pe.. MT 2..1870,—e1y
NATIONAL LIFE INFRANCE
Clan Qmu.L. 81,000,000—PAW II 1113 i.
Chirtered try Congream,lem
auumiez R. CLARE, Preanient
AY COOK!. Chairman Finance awl Ex:Com.;
lighßtY D. COOKE. Tice Presideat;
E3LEIISON W. PEET, Secretary an 3 Actual..
The adnutteges of the Itattonal Life TOratanee Co-.
I. It is a Rational Company, chartered by o.ngrers;,
2. It hap a paid tip capital of 01:1C Million Lenart
3. It offers low rates of premiums
It furnishes larger insurance than other Cam.
yanks, for the same money ; •
6. It is definite. and certain ;
C. There is no Possibility of misripresentaten by
agents, or miscuiderstanding by polley-hotA . l;
2. The policies are plain contracts, so marry:au , 7
ranee for an much money ; ,
8. All policies are non-forfeitiag
2. The policies are exempt from attachment
E. W < gums. & CO., Liai*rs, Philadelphia,
8., S. - RUSSELL Manager.
N. C. ELSBIZEE k A. 6. 1L SON,
am Agents for Towanda and vicinity.
Jan.. 9. 18G9.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE
12:81JILLNCE COMPANY,
OF - 11A4TFORD, CONS.
NITICEIZZL4O YOBS THAN 59,000 MVIIT.ENA --
ASSETS (June /869) over 925.000000 -
Surplus over $7,000,900.
CETRZMYT DIVID&ND FRUIT to . TO 70 PER MT
Total Claims by Death paid to date, over $0,000,c00.
Tara. Drninntna PAHNTO DATT, OTEH 1: 1 3 000.050.
A FUEL]. XL TEAL COZPANY.
All its eruplus is equit ' abli divided among the .1•0..
ley holders in .
ANNUAL DIVIDENDS,
Which may be applied in redaction of Pranceles or
may be accumulated at interest for the bellied Zit
Asurpred, oamay be received by them in Cash.
•Pald-up
.Pollcies are granted after two or more
years' Premiums have boon peel, thus practically
making
lALL POLICIES NON-F9RFEITING.
It lanes Pollak' upon all -
PEURABLE PRAM or INSURANCE,
And has adopted In its workings several • -
• SPECIAL FEATURES! •
ORICIMAL WITH THIS COMPANY AND OMR
ED BY NO OTHER.
B. B. MOKEAN, Agent-
Tovandayra., July 22, 1862—tt
Pounder) , and MaChino Shop.
FOUNDFItY & MACIUNF, SHOP
The underefuned baying purchased the Foundry
and Machine Shop lately owned by John Carman.
are prepared to do primds of work appertalaing to
their busftess, witrcrtuptness and dispatch.
MILL GEARINGS,
CIItbIIL.A.R SAW
MAN DRILLS, 1"
MILL IRON'S
MADE TO wawa.
ENGINES REPAIRED,
And all worE warranted to ere satisfaction.
t
SHINGLE MACHINES
MISSES,
Of the latest and most improved kinda manufacinrei
• and kept constanUy on hand ready for use.
- AOtGHS,
SIDE FILL, !EON AND WOODEN BEAMS
CULTIVATORS, CORN PLOUGHS
PLOUGH POINTS
Of all lands, and the latest improvinlents kept
conataittly on hand.
CHURN , POWERS,
LARGE AND SMALL SIZE
STOVE CASTINGS
SLED AND , SLEIGH SHOES,
LARGE DION. SEMIS
And all kinds of castings furnished to order.
Unruh 30, 1370. J. F. MEANS k 80N
Books and Stationery.
DIARIES FOR 1870
PAPER &
EaviOPESii •
NEW-YORK PAPERS
wwlvrmri
PENS, LT, Music, STATIONILY
BLANK BOOKS
YANKEE NOTIONS.
Towsida. Nov. 19, IN&
I'LOUR, PPM) AND 31
sold cheap. at tX)WELL t MIKE
a
NM
sztoore
8200,00 t
toomot
113400,0i, 74
CAMP A VISCEST.
Co. OF tr. 8.4.!
:Genetral Agents
And all kinds of
Of al!itinas.
AND
CELLAR ORATES,
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