etrnitnral.'
Yitchievous Old Errors.
In the midst of change, .iniprove
fment and reform, quite a number. of
' qUestionable old. notions con ti nue to
be -followed, even now, when the very
erroneous character of some of them
has —been generally acloioiv . ledged.
Of thi's character is the ri g id adher
ence of drivers of horses to that use
less and injurious rule of old times,
the check-rein. Its use with draft
Bones is positively cruel. When a
horse is drawing 'a heavy load, and
particularly up hill, he needs the ut
most freedom of lungs and wind, and
this he can never have with a tight
ehek-rein. That the cheek-rein pre
vents i horse from stumbling is more
than doubtful; on the contrary, by
elevating his eyes; it prevents him
fihin'secing clearly where to plaoe
11;-; foot. When a horse does stuta
-1.1., he is far less likely to go down
v,hen.his head is left free.. In Eng
where they are, far ahead of us
cycrthing pe.rt.lin;ng to- horses,
C.:c (i eek-rein . has been abolished;
surmiLler being that of the
:",illery and coparnis , i=it trains of
the 1 - !.riticLli army, the change having
I.L.eu by Sir George Burgoyne,
rie Commander in Chief, and he
the beneficial effects at
-1 it. In New York City
Liu fiLIC'A equipages are driven
v Lhout thy check-.rein, anti a few
- ,:nnr.kne pc-opli2 have also thrown it
out f u. - ;...,lhere. The old-t tshiorol
`• I , linl:crs:* or blind halters are also
tiel,s:s if not positively injurious,
the licis of the homes' eves;
Ill: C:iperii..zacc CI horsemen long
to tl,ie conelusion t ht
r: es are • more easily alarmed at
at they hcar and do not see, be
int,lii;ent animals, if they can
which when-un
-1 or seen . , tend to
INIENME
1
II Soil %viten it iE; Wet-
FOZSB
MEE
Farmer, in a
- articlL , - under this caption, tips
talk; :
BE
- "We have oflcn raged the atteu
-1471 of the farmers to this subject as
( , :_o of very great importance. Any
among oar farming districts
can‘.ee, huge tracts of hind . that have
IH_: ti ploughed whcn wet and unfit to
I, olts':trcing large heavy
el 0,1!; of earth, which in the hot sea
beexae like a heated brick, burn
ing fill the roc , ..ts of gain or other
ne , :tr it. Besides this evil,
II aced can vegetae and grow well
upon soil .thus cultivated, nor can
soilgive back as much nutrition
•; if plouglicd when iv right condi
;ion, and upon a walla and sunny
wariltll can penetrate in
the and thus greatly benefit
\.‘. - 0. thL farmers lose
01. t leu to forty pix cent. of their
p imittoitiob. to JIM:: matte
a little cart: at time to plough by
tic: soil ami selecting good
days, the toil ;yin send, up its
‘oicc hi a halo of dewdrop 'clouds
ti.at will wrcatht the ploughman with
::pproval of his good sense.
the 11:471:-..: with which our grave
d 0... s it •-; suggestion
I to - How " the soi
, r.l up it.; voice in a halo u
ciewarop thaL will wreathe ill(
v.ith 4 approval of hi.
:1 question which we
lx ple;e“ ‘I to refer to the poets,
V. 1 !, , ark' 1 , 0 . '• ' t
a a license in lan-
1 l /,
. ~,tificatiu:i in a meta
! .101-,w1:i..1r it it v. - cillor prose-writers
i : to instate or ex-
IMO
r;il when water is
or the ground-is very
~;, i, :111 1h.2 crop * that is
• iq• rr, there is no
MBE
t faria_er the circle of
, • • i always wai Ls. till his
1 I.:: I .) dry befort: putting in
_.nigh all and 11;s theory is to
. adi tine as possible by
O. ,pl"nt llarrowings on the very day
t it turnc,l up to the sun, anti
. ;1.• plant the s,.•ed
:. , 11 - •,p of rain :i•(:ttlea the loosen
• • ; ;,1 •;,•,';',
=MI
;ho llzn lir,mure
The value of this artikle as a fertil
very gc.iicrally overlooked. In
0-:.casos, it is allowed to go to
Thc hens roo::t on trees, or
Jona' out-door piaee, where
=I
j. dropping:, cnnnot be gathered
nc•-rronr: inNtance-1, wl.rn
ti_c the accumulaiion
.•: th:pat•in:ent i, look . cal upon
n 1111iS!ITIIT hard to be endured.
i;at occasionally w.! find one who
.nows its value. Tilt; following, giv
t .1 by R ebrresponcicnt, is- in point.
"I have a field of corn thich grew
,ry slowly, and the prospect for a
crop was very dist•ouraging. A neigh
offerp:lnie the droppings in his
olfor w gladly
and two large wagon loads of
:Annure wrt the rosult. This was
I:bcrally a handful to each
I::11, as far as it would go. Two
aftcr this application, there
n great - kliffert-ace between the
.lanurc , d and the unmanured portion;
the manured part. w:is 11111 Ch larger
than the looking, unma
:!n red portion. At length, many
.!:prus:,,ed great wonder
.t.,;tt difference bet Ween the
! ,, rti(. , ns:. Tile part manured
thrue tinc s a-, much as the
~, inlyanri.•il per acre, and of much
uperior
t. have ( , )r , :,..:15,mc1ing testimony.
tro:n /or.ter so:tree , : relative to the
,;u ; of of hen manare, not Only pr the
a 1 . ,% many kinds of
.1
value bemg beyond
I, ou la b e preserved and
G O.IC 1 all Ilre.
11 , --tiOn,
IT:L 11
1,11: \.; Cw.v;. - -Mr. John W.
Lionville, • Chester count•,
speaks of the pro
c.r..smon native cows
tv.st thuy brought on an
thing 11::_lre than a net
k..wh. I feedttout
11
~r A 10.71rt!rj 14. per day b fore
• out to pasturc?, and then
Daring the win
11.1ve oar :nil!: room heated to
heat ; about sixty
1,- . 7n-es, by ;1' v. )ft.l stove, info which
.ye :nut larfe chuni7s, which cannot
refit fot oth:n. stoves. On one
MEM
~( • ; is io n T clprilcd in a colinnon old
elmrn ii t117:k: and :t haIJ
and C7:eullent but -1
IlVt, art- I.,:i_rticitlitt to, put notli
-1:11i c. at,
11 L: ~1 Ili: , it • ,
13RC'f'. HORSFORD'S BREAD
Preveratl , 4:. ' C. P. PATCH'S.
Ifs ;a.
. seeted.t { 1 1:1T ER WITITE . rips ,
You HAM: irf
:r4712. A. If. SHITH, I.lls - tr-f.. Ps.
- - .
1 7 1,4,1. ti'f()CK tiF W(}OIIEN
I Ws.. I.4•Trust
IZIE:12I
Books and Stationery.
DIARIES FOR 1870 '
PAPER . & ENVELOPES
NEW—YORK PAPERS _ .
SCHOOL BOOKS s . _
•
P.m, STATIONM AND
CTPI. IES
BLANK BOOKS
YANTCEE NOTIONS.
Toirinas. Nov. 10.1&;.
rrEcE
" DOMESTIC"
SEWING •MACHINE!
THE " DOMESTIC " is a Shuttle
Sewing Machine, which has been
used for the last five years in the
West, and is now introduced foi the
first tine in this section
It runs faster than most, easier
and more quietly than any, doing the
lightest as well as the 'heaviest work
done on any Sewing Machine
ILL ARE INVITED TO CALL AND am IT
Plain Machines
Half Case -
All Machines have blake's Paten
Table.
Agents wanted in unoccupied territory. .itidreoi
BI 4KF & CO., Scranton, Pa.
Tor E—le by
A. A. ELNNER.
Alhuns. Pa
ACIILEY, LLOI - 1) WIEER,
May 12,1870.-1 y Wyalusir.g
EASE . AND COMFORT
BLESSING OF PERFECT SIGHT.
There is nothing so valuable as perfect sight, and
perfect sight can may be obtained by using
PERFECT SPECTACLES!
Thy difficulty of pfocuring which Is well known
LIZAItUS & MORRIS,
0 CCULLSTS AND OPT [CANS
SLI,NEFACTURERS OF TIIE CELEBRATED
PERFECTED SPECTACLES,.
Rave, ' after years of experience, experiment, and
and the erection of costly machinery., been enabled
to produce that GRAND DESIDERATUM,
PERFECT SPECTACLES!
Whh.h have been sold with unlimited satisfaction to
the c earers'in the Western States during the past
fifteen years.
Thor, Ccleltrated Perfected Spectacles never tire the
eye, and last many years without change!
NteFAiS. I ZlitcS /1: MORRIS have appointed
JULES lIIIOUENTS. dealer In Matche. and Jew
. elry, as. thvii role agent for Towanda. Penna. and
" vicinity. April 14. 1870.
11EPORTER JOB PRINTING
flaying recently added greatly to our facilities, we
are nor prepared to do all kinds of
J. 013 PRINTING
,AT
LOWER PRICES
AND.
BETTER STYLE
Than any establishment in
NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA
CALL AT
THE REPORTER OFFICE
. AND
ES-0I NE SPECLILENS.
'.II2IIEAT EXCITEMENT IN PA-
N-A ITIC HANGING!
PAPER HANGING DONE POE 10 T 01.5 CENTS
PER ROLL.
014 yes! oh. yeta! It makes me laugh to know tha.
labor is reduced one-half.
Graining only $2 per day. Poeelaiu ilnishing only
$2 per day. Glazing only $2 per day. Painting of
all kinds only $2 per day. Blinds painted green at
only 75 cents to $1 per pair. Blinds common col
lars 50 acute to $1 per pair, and all materials fluidal.
ed. Tin and Decked roofs painted with patent roof
ing for 12 cents per yard. I will also furnish my
customers with Lead and Zinc of the best quality at
cost. thus saving from 10 to 25 per cent. on every
hundred. F. IL POST,
Towanda. Jane 18, 1570.-1 f 110. 32 Second-et.
CENTRAL MARKET.
The subscribers still continue to keep constantly
on hand a fall and complete assortment of every
thing pertaining to their business, consisting main
ly ol
ERFF, PORK, FRESH AND SALT
SUGAR CURED RAMS
MUTTON, BEEF, ?AND,
VEAL, POTILTRI*.
SAUSAGE. LARD. •
BOLOGNA. DRIED BEEF.
Te.LLOW, &c.. ke.
• ',Also.
H I- I S
FRESH FROM THE LAKES
,Farneirrishing Oysters in large or small quanti
tics will be furnished on short notice, ett the old
stand. CEN-rua. 3.l,slurr, Moundaye's Block, first,
door north of'Dn l'orters.
Cnsa GYELLUM, l• KELLUM & SILTLLOC.II.
. Tneo. 31ci.noca. I
Feb. 24, 1870-tf
wisH, PORK, HAMS AND LARD
ct . COWELL k
pow ELL & ARE SELL
bag TEA very cheap;
OYAL BAKING- POWDERS at
COWELL
FRUITS OF ALL .FINDS AT
cowtu, t myna.
ME
ME
=lll
ncellancous.
LOCK STICH
=I
- $7O
TAYLOR k
Towanda, Pa.
ED
lILICTFORD, coN--N-EcriclTT,
OYSTED.9 DXCEIYED DAILY
In then. season
BaII-Zoads.
VIE ILINILWAt:
13001LITZEi13:1!*11, 860iC=g*iMM ,
torsltuww=re.7 •
"Eachip-011*r...-DOM=I7/WI/E:
• :•4 Tozzre.xerrnorr, Vmaasect,
. MILWAUKEE. BT. PAWL...CAW/A. - •
. •
And all pirtn.ts West aiiit Northwest .
6 - scansratro. atzion, EntesNA. L- •
DAYTON. CINCINNATI. INDIANAP OLIS,
' Llti,
1411ThEriaIIN, ST. LOCI% - •
And all petits Synths 612 d Eouth:west; - 5
NEw AND ncesoniv coascs .alll. mr.TEISOCON
311:mom camas TO itociusaia: Berra*, Dux*
Lar.s. Caximuora AND CINTOCALTI.
On and , after 'Monday, TONE 18, 1870, tntlna sill
leave Waverly at about the following hours, Na : -
GOMO -W2l'
:24 a.m.. MOST EXPRESSGdondayseaMpted) for
',Rochester, Buffalo. - Drinktrk. Cklailand and Cin
cinnati, connecting with the Lannon, liilebigtlll
Southern, and Grand Trunk Railways at Buffalo.
Dunkirk and Cleveland for the West; almost Okay
land withilte C.-C. C. & Ina. Railway for Indian-
apolia; and at Cincinnati with theLonisville Short
Line RatiwaY, and the Ohio /e.3.llsaissippi Railway
for the South. and Southwest ; Mao with connect.
• ing lines at principal stations on main line.
4149 a. m.—RIGHT EXPRESS, daily. for.Rechaster,
-Buffalo, Dunldrk. Cleveland and Cincinnati, mak
' keg direct connection with trains of Grand Trunk
and Lake Shore Railways at Buffalo, Dunkirk and
Cleveland. for all points Mist, and at Cincinnati.
with the Ohio k Mississippi and Lanircille Short
Line Railways for the South and Soutn:west ; also
with all connecting lines at principle stations on
main line.
8:28 'A.m.-311UL TRAM, Sundays exceptkd, VA;
Buffalos:ad Rninkirk.
5:35 p.m.—, ELMXRP. ACCOMNODATIO.7 4 .I, SundAyii
.
eicepted.
6:IS p. M., DAY ES.PBESS, -Sundays excepted. for
Rochester, 'Buffalo. Dunkirk,'Clecalrid, Cin
• ti and the South, Stopta at principal stations and
connecting points on main line.
New and Improved Drawing Room Coaches accom
papy this train from New York to Buffalo. and
• Sleeping Coaches are attached at Hornelbnifica run-
Ming thro' to Cleaveland and Gallon without adisige.
- 5:16 p.m.—EX. MAIL, Sundays excepted, for Ba
ttle. Dunkirk and Cleveland, connecting with trains
for the West.
A. Bleeping Coach is attached to this train rousing
through to Buffalo.
7:00 a.m.—WAY FREIGHT. Sundays erupted.,
4:10 p.m.—EII3OItANT TRAIN, daily for the West.
.:. GOING EAST.
1:00 a.m.—NIGHT EXPRESS.Sinadays excepted,con.
=cling at New York with afternoon trains and
steamers for Boston-and New England cities.
Sleeping Coaches acrtmlpany this train to N. Y.
5:50 a.m. —CMCDECATI EMPRESS. Mondays ex
cepted,, connecting at Jersey City with afternoon
and evening trains of New Jersey Railroad for
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washnigton: and at
New York with steamers and afternoon Express
trains tor New England Mhos. Also stops at prin.
ctpal stations and connecting points on mein line.
Sleeping, Coaches accompany this train to Newrorlf
12:35 p.m.:—DAY EXPRESS, Stmdaysexcepted, con
necting at Jersey City with midnightaftpress train
03 New Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia. Also
stops at principle stations and connecting points
on mein line.
New and improved Drawing-Room Coaches swam
pany this train front Buffalo to New York.
0:35 p.m.—ACCOMMODATION TRADE, daily2for
Susquehanna.
8:33 a.m.—ELMIRA MAIL, Sundays excepted.
0.25 p.m., NEW FORK MAIL, Sundays excepted.
0:05 p.m.—LIGHTNING IMPRESS, daily, connect
ing at Paterson for Newark ; at Jersey City with
Morning Expiece Train of Now .Jersey Railroad fcir
Baltimore and Washington • and at New York with
Morning =press train for Boston and New England
cities.' Also stops at ail principal stations and con
necting points on main line,
Sleeping•Coithen accompany this train through to
New York.
3:15 p.m.—WAY FREIGHT, Sundays excepted.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THRCIIGIL
A revised and complete "Pocket Time Table'
of Passenger Trains on the Erie Railway and con
necting lines, has recently been published, and caul
be procured on application to the ticket Agent 2Of
the Company.
L. D. RUCKER,
Gcn'l Sept
PA. & N.Y:'CANA_L d, R.R./ CO.
ARRANGEMINT Or PASSESOEa/TRALYS,
Comniencing May 16, 15t0
GOING SOUTET. /110 MG rani!.
Lealie r.atiar've-r.w. P.Y. eat.
Waverly 6,35-3,05-64 " 6,05-1,18-8,10
Towanda 7,15-4,58-7:35 " 5.15-12.25-7,20
Tunkhannoek.9.23-6,17 7 4..at 3,07-10,10—a.at
Pittston,. 10,35-7,30 2,00-B,Es5
Wilkesßarre, 10,55-7,14...... ..,
White 11aven,12,33 P. at 11,58 A.Y.
Manch Chiuik.l,3o 10.66.......... ..
Allentown 2 '1.3 9,49
9.35
Easton ..,3,179,05'•
Phi1'50rr)....5,05 I le've7,9s
.NewYcirliparr.) 6.05 6,00
Down ;Main dines at White llaven. Up Trains
dines at Pittator.
Pa *tigers to and from New York and Philadel
plda'witbout change of care.
Down train connects at Allentown with Throngtl
Part Express for Harrisburg, Pittsburg and the
'west.
T3LPORTANT TO ALL WHO
A_ VALUE TIIIIR SIGHT!
The eight of the aged Assisted, the weak etrengthen
. ed and.the perfect preserved.
PIILLADELPIILA OPTICAL INSTITUTE,
For the manufacturing, of the
CONCAVE CONVEX, CRYSTAL LENSES, LONDON
tO:OSED AND TINTED OLSFS FOII WEAN 00 IN
The Cducave Convex. Cry . stal Spectacles, mado - by
the above institute are now a long time before the
public, and the rapid and increased demand for them
combined with the universal acknowledgment of
their elearnesain vision and ease to the eye, shows
plainly that they are superior to any other glasses
in the market.
The majority of Spectacles, (mostly imported) and
no matter how fine the frames, contain but a poor
and worthless article of glasses, (generally cast or
pressed* they are made to be sold only. without
nay calculation reenecting benefit to the eye, and
therefore the great complaint of poor and weak
sight. Thousands are using glasses now which tiro
and fatigue the eye, where the objects get dim after
short usage, or require an inteifitely strong light
and therefore destroying the sight, which, were they
properly suited, would be preserved a life time.
The advantages Claimed for' the Concave Convex
Crystal Glasses are the following :-
The Lenses are grouncLof the best material, pure
and bard, stud made only for optical purposes, they
are therefore not liable to get scratched or dim.
They-confer a brilliancy and distinctness of vision
not found in any other glass.
They can be used equally well by day or candle
light without tiring or fatiguing the eyes.
They are ground mathematically true in the con
cave convex mirror, according to the philosophy of
nature, and shape ..of cornea of the eye, therefore
emitting nature only instead of forcing it.
That the lenses are centered correct into the frames.
They can be used longer than any other glasses
without changing to a higher power.
The frames ore made strong and durable by expe
rienced workmen and warranted to give satisfaction.
eatiarnEnLng,
Dealer in Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware, ToWan
da, Pa., has the sole Agency for these glasses in
Braaten' county. No redlers employed.
July 12, 1870-tf
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF TOWANDA
CAPITA..
' SURPLUS FUND
This Dank offers UNUSUAL FACILITIES for the
transaction of a
GENERAL BANKING BUSLVESS
gSTEIIEST AID ON DEPOSITS ACCOItDOO TO
AGRMIMIU
, . •
SPECIAL CAIIE 01‘.1:2: TO TILE COLLECTION OF NOTES
AM) Cirsers.
Parties wishing to SMO) MONET. to any part of thn,
United States, England, Ireland, Scotland, or the prin-I
cipal cities and towns of Europe, can here procure!
drafts fur that purpose.
PASSAGE TICKETS
To or from the old country, by best steamer or sail
tog lines, always on hand.
FAMILIES nitorawr OVEE.AT REDUCES =LITZ
Highest itice paid for U.S Hon4s, Gold and Silver
1, 4
E. FL fralrEn; President. EMS.
Towautla. Jano2l, 18G9. Cashier.
MRB. H. E. GARVIN
117..ketIrS BLOCK, over PORTER
DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING
PATTERI'!i'S.
IMPROVED FRENCH CORSETS,
LACES, &c., &c
I would respectfully annonnco to the ladies of
Towanda and vicinity tat I have just returned from
New York with a itat'skta varied assortment of Fall
and Winter Patterns, for ladies and children. Im
proved French Corsets and Laces—new style. Sashes
and Ties, of elegant design; also, a few pieces of Tar•
Won, in beautiful shades, for evening wear, Organ-
disc, etc., etc.
CUTTING and FITTING
Promptly and neatly , done, wltli the positive sigh-
awe, that all orders. however small, entrusted to nie
shall be liMed inn thoroughly satiaisetory ;winner.
I remain, yours, very. respectinlly.
Mrs. H. E. GiUVflt,
Sept. 22.:70.
BAKERY AND DINING ROOM!
Fiat block north of Word
BREATD, 'PIES, CAKE,
AND CRACKERS
baked daily :dad sold at wholesale and retail.
In our moms we will fweomiiiodate the
Public with either a lunch or a good meal at ail times
a the day and evening.
OYSTERS ,AND ICE CLEAN
on hand during their season.
Also a Care asrtnieut of Groceries, Confectionery,
trait& Nuts. Arc.
Tau-Aral, may 1%, D. W. 6COTI' .S.; CO.
ALL KINDS GROCERIES AND
pv..44.1011..4 wnolmaln and retail,nt
:Jay 2U. C. B. PATCH'S.
•
BEST KEROSENE OIL. IN
. 111l , rery I, 111. , drillititV oe retailia
Chk(ggft'
~I. : .I . , ,AMPOOKIWWIUNING
1, :,.:
.I*lts am Oil &Meats co.. preparmi
totemr to the Mixon of Bradford Oyu' ty'imilvicint.—
fir• WOG and well Waded dock of
GII,O,cIERIES,
Which tuiva . trtarkaised far Cady and feetaa4ll4aa
that I eta wall at as low pores as can be purchased
eliewhero. I now otter to ihepublic spWitWl stoelt
TEAS, COtermiS,
ErnitCH, SALEBATM3, SPICES, ac.
AKRON FLOM GRAHAM DO
I hop constantly on hand, POKE, IMP, LARD
all lands Of PIM Would call the attention of the
publto to our Can't Be Wet
STOCK OF TOBAQCO;
In quality or ptio3. Jesse Oakloro Celebrate:l Li
dry, New !ark Chemical wad Brown Soap
Plauto call and examine onr stock of
1 !e assortment of YANKEE 'NOTIONS, TOILET'
SOAPS, Ac.; &a. I will pay thohlgliest cash ',flee flir,
Farmers, glee us a Call before sellirg Ole 1.1
/
C. B. PATCH.
All persona indebted to the Into Arm will please call
and Make immediate payment./
C. B. TATCIL
Towanda, 12. 186,:
GROCERY S AND PROVISION
litoCAitE it - MIX.
/ •.
FAMILY GROCERIES
W3l. 11. LIAM /
Pass'r
ISIERCUICS NEW moca, TOWANDA, PA
We do not deem It necessary. to enumerate all the
intermit articles we keep. Our assortment is
FIRST CL -, 45,S GOODS.
Cash paid for Farmers Prodnoo.,
JAMES MOCALE,
HAMBY
JOIIN I'. cos.
Superintendent,
March 1, 1870
PEOPLE'S
SOUTH ronsEn BRIDGE LND ,LAM OTE-Ern.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
\Midi will be cold at the lowest possible pricea.
FRUIT OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
MODERN STONE WARE,
FLOUR;yEED, MEAL , GRAIN, &c
I Brlng on your producO, which we pay cash for
$125,000
40,000
A constant Empply of Ashton Salt, all sized Churns
Butter Firkins, Tubs, ke.
Please call and look through our stock. and wo will
do our best to please you. W. A.: WELL.
Towanda. April 2.9. MO. -
LO,OTi HERE!
CO WELL & MYER,
iAt the old stand of Ilnauttam. k Cowma.. are now
',receiving a large and well selected stock of
GROCERIES Jt...ND PROVISIONS,
.7"
Which they offer to cash buyers at prices that defy
competition.
Cash paid for all kinds Farmers' Produce,
April 21, 1869—tf. •
JULES HUGUENIN,
JEWELLER tP , SILVERSMITH,
MEECCR'S NEW BLOCK. TOlrAxp.t. liA
Has just received from New York a new assortment
olftue Gold
LADIES' WATCHES,
of all doseriptlous._ Also a selected assortment of
GOLD CHAINS, FINE GOLD
JEWELRY,
CLOCKS OF ALL STYLES VEOM THE CUP &p.
GOLD. , SILVER, AND EITLITL . SPECTACLES AND
fit all cases of ifip.tired sight.
NEW PATENT ACCOMODATING SPECTACLES.
By this patent I not enabled to exchange Glaasen at
any time without extra charge. Call and ace.
CLOCKS, WAMIES AND JEWELRY REPAIRED
Tuwar.a, Dee. 16, 1860
ILTACKEREL, CODFISH, BLUE
Jut_Fist,, 31auktnam Trout Ciseoem, Pie Mod and
Smoked ftalmon, Smoked ll&Mut. and Dried tart at
. WHO & HEELER'S.
MESE
Harp SO hand a largo stock of
RTE . DO., BLICS.WHE&T DO.
WOODEN WARE
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
p/z. o
Wholesaldand naafi Dealers in
AND r
plt ()VISIONS,
ALWAYS COMPLETE.
We sell notlalug but -
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE,
A new and complete dock of
CODFISH,
MACKEREL,
HERI,IING,
PORK,
. . _
AIUTTO.IN,
HAM, I
YANKEE. NOTIONS,
DAIRYMEN,
Jewelry.
Ono door north of
AMERICAN WATCHES
SWISS WATCHES,
All now
EST,TO TUE BEST
=M!
1111
tr ar., - , 11.0 E
j - -
Are Raw organs their aritflprOmilNiodi of
' -
CLOTHS :;#4 D • 4111381MEIDA
Clonabiting cif all 6eastost strtes oiniksoriagiC-
COAZNGS, §I3III,TINGS, ;fisti. A:0
Which they are; imontit to inakitokin - inty style to
trait their =Warners. ervettret notice.
Alto a *kaki now stock of:
RAIY4ffiDE.OLDTEIKG,,
Which they are selling cheaper tbaaenr.
11.A.T$ - __
GENT'S FITIOTISH34G ,OODS,
A now and 11111 lino of an the lateit;l44ol4
Bi=iM
TUE•LATEST LED XEWESE STELES OE •-•
NECK TIE'S, BOWS &C.
/ Steal
W UMBRELLA►.
mu. Goods will be sold as
CREAP'FOR CASH
Aa any In the market.
Call and look through our stock
Tow 21. 1870
§
Oa—This spac . e belongs to E. SEHWAIIZ , dealer in
Clothing and Gent's Furnishing Goods. Ho is so
bnisy selling Clothing that ho has not Eine to write
-en sidsortisclueut.' •
~~ ~~ ~ ~~
HURIZMI ! lIIMR4III !
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
M. E. ROSENFIELD'S,
(Opposite Powell F. Coa.)
4.
I am now offering to the public a large and ohoice
stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Consisting of
LINEN GOODS,
And all the late etyles for Spring and Summer bear,
FOR MEN AND BOYS
Which will be sold 25 per cent. less than former
prices at M. E. ROSE.NYLELDS. Also a large in
voice of
13NDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS
I intend to sell less than cot!, to make room for
Fall Stock. Now is your time to. buy a Solt
cheap. Call and convince yourself that M. E. RO
SENFIELD offers Great liargains in the line of
Clothing and
GENTS FIIIINISIIINCI GOODS
Call before par.:bnabag eteeWhere.
• M. E. AOSMITIUD
Towanda, Yan. 23, 1810.
A DISPATCH JUST RECEIVED
owniors NEWS FOR CITIZENS OF TOWANDA
.L.`Th VICMn'
There Is constantly being received at the "TEMPLE
OF P49HIOZi," a large stock of
SPRING AND SIIININTER GOODS,
,which have been purchased for cash, at reduced
prices. and will be sold to cash buyers at lower rates
than ever beforo offered in Towanda. My stock con
sists in part of
.11:MIS'. BOYS; AND YOUTH'S CLOTHING,
BUM MOWN AND LIME lIEASEU HUTS,
FINE DRESS COATS, CASHMERE SUITS, LE MI
Coats, Pants, Vests, and Width Linen Duck Suits;
also alarge varict;y of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
IiATS, CAPS; BESEWTDEIIS, NECK TIES.
PAPER ASD LLIM; COLLAILS,
of the latest styles and fashions. lietnember the In
ducements that I offer. and that :I. am net to be nil
dersold,by any dealer in town, or elsewhere. All
whe wish anything in my line are respectfully invit
ed to give me a pall before purchasing and convince
yourselves.
-u. JACOBS.
No. 140 Maln-at., Beldleman's Block,
Towanda, Pa.
ire Cask paid for Bides and Pe
GOLD STILL COMING DOWN 1
. ANDS EVZILT THING 11l WIZ.
G.II,OCERY & PROVISION
are now being offered al
COWELL k MYER'S
at prices that cannot Dal to satiety an that they are
determined not to bo undersold by any one. They
have enlargedtheir Store by building so that they
now have room for the fresh supplies that are daily
received by them. They have connected with their
store a Market where they row keen fresh meats to
sell by the quarter orpicce, ana a fullimpply or Oro.
ceries and l'rovisions, to which they would tell the
attention of all cash buyers. Come and crataitie our
Goods laid Priers. before purchasing and satisfy
34,neeelyee, lye guareutee goods to give entire
satisfaction. We are thankful to ear anstomera for
their past liberal patronage and wild' a continuance
of the same. COWELL & MYER.
Doc. 20.180..
TRY OUR TEAS AND COVFEE,
COWELL h WEIL
I
, ,-3 _
FiA:LTA S.AIOI w!!1)1)
TAN TIMOR a:
ltrelligliT/TAI:LOBS, ~,
. -6§ road Street, '.
. ,
le - ANEIILY, TIOG.i CO., N.Y.
'Near thaticr3l. C ,
WE MOT A, CITZTEII 11341 X EXW 7ing CRT
SATISFACTION GU ABI TEED
b largo stock of
rAlVMW ' r ' arU;r' Mr D=l
HATS AND CAPS,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
be at the Ward Remo the first and third
TolOadaya of each month, with samples of Goods,
and prepared to take meanrea.
OEOI B. VAN VELSOR,
ROUT. N. MANNERS.
Sept. 4, DM
NEW SPRING AND .I:FM;WER
W . ED' D Y
Would announce to the citizens of Towanda, and the
public generally, that he has in store and daily re
ceiving new and
FRESH GOODS,
In his line, imitable to the wants of the people, which
Le will sell for Currency at fanner •
GOLD PRICES!
Consisting as usual of good, well and reliable made
CLOTHING,
~'. ;
(No Shoddy of any .14:3(1) conaizUng of
• au rocs,
COATS, VESTS AND PANTS,
DRESS COATS, PANTS & VESTS,
Linen Coats, Dusters no Pants
Overalls and Overshirts, Linen and Paper. Collars,
Linen, Cassimore, and Flannel Shirts, Neck Ties. Stus
pendia'. Gloves Canes, Leather Babe, Spring Style
Silk. Soft and Straw Hata. All first-class. Remem
ber that good Goods are , cheaper at a fair pica than
poor goods at any price. Call and examine my goods
before buying. No. 3 Patton Griffiths 131T,Bridge
Street.
Towanda, Juno 13, 1810. R. W. IiDDY.
BLOOD (Sz 00.,
Still continuo to mtumfacture their celebrated
HORSE POWERS & CLEANERS,
lIIIZLIVW sell a bolter machine, for leas money than
can be had elsewhere in the world. We claim for
our =zillion that they will do as much, or more,
than any other, and are more durably built. We
personally superintend eurwork and see that it Is
well down. We Will send
DISCRIPTIVE CATALOGUES
of our machines, on application
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS )
One ef Two Irbrte TTIRESITER EE SEPERA TORS,
THRESHER and CLEANERS,
FANNING MILLS,
CLIICITL.= AIM DILACI SAW MILLI,
SAW AND GRIST ?TILL work done to order
Give es a call before purchasing elsewhere.
era "Oa `SN'aELLIT
`'oo 9 g aoo'l3
Ang. 2, 18C9.
NEW CARRIAGE • FACTORY !
On I'ine, between Main and Second, Streets, back
of 0. P. Meson & Col Bank,
0
TOWANDA,
.P.ENN'A
UMW STOLEN, (formerly of the firm of Bryant
k Stolen) informs his friends and former patrons,
that ho has built a
NEW BRICK CARALAGE FACTORS',
where he will constantly keep on hand a full assort.
meat of
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
TOP AND OPEN ' BUGGIES,
PLATFORM WAGONS, •
TROTTEW EULKYS, AND' . S KELETONS,
Blade of the best material and finished in the best
city style. 1114 long experience in city Carriage
Facteries.gives him a decided advantage over others
in the
Finish, Style and Durability
of his Wagons. All he asks Is an
INSPECTION OF MS WORK
protious to purchamin,lel.ottliere
ALL WORK" WARRANTED TO GIVE PERFECT
Thankful for the liberal patronage formerly ex
tended arul respectfully ask ,a continuance lof the
eatllC
RIVAIRIZIG PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
Towanda, May 24. 1870.—U
IVgIV- PLANING MILL
The tmderaigued having bunt a large and commo•
diona In the Borough of Towanda, and filled It
with. the read modern and improved machinery, for
the manufacture of
WMDOW SASH AND BLINDS
Aro prepared to All enders, Whether large or Small,
upon the shortest notice. We have also a large va
riety of 310IILD/NGS, of the latest style and pattern;
which we can furnish much cheaper than they can be
worked by band.
•
PLANMO.
TONGUEMG,
-OROOVLNG.
. SAWING,
And all other work pertaining to Joinery, trill be dO/10
to ma our customers.
Persons building. and not living more than twelve
to fourteen miles distant, will find it largely for their
interest to buy of na, or bring their lumber arulhavo
it worked by our machinery. Bring your. grist of
Flooring, or other lumlnr, and while your team Is
feeding, have it ground out and take it home with
you.
We will pay CARR for PINE AND HEMLOCK
LUXBER. delivered at our lumber yard. Come and
see us, or if pm can't 'scone, Write.
Towanda. Feb., ISGA: L. IL RODGERS k CO. •
NIONTANYE,S,
•
General Dealers in
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS,
Otocrstss, Cruxitzwr, GLe.nsrsat.
BOOTS, SHOES, SHOE FINDINGS
I..t?ther, Flats, Caps, Umbrellas, Se.,
No. 105 Main tit, corner of the rublie Square
.1 11. IIONTANYE,
luny 19, NUNTANYE,
I .Qw!r!ud.. .. ..
GOODS!
all Wool,
Mannfa,ctozies.
5.177.317.1CT1VA
at retltiectl prices
HENRY STITIMT
AND SCROOL
TOWANDA, PA:
EMI
: ;
B 0211EBS
:t HARD WARE' "STOW
gERCIJIi'S.NE*9 , I3I,OOK,
. TOWAZEDA, " _
L the place to bay all kind; of
- • • '
717, •
Her cash.. - Wo hard on luta and are raccylog
' largo stock of . • -
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
, DeNDS, OLASS,IT7TII%.
AIiDILEATIIEB BELTING.
• Our Paiute. Ma. ice, are -of the beat quality and
still be AM rety le*. We aro also tweets for the
Great • .•
AMERICAN STEAM SAFE,.
PAIMIT),
Tbo only roathlo Plni Proof fiakmado. Alan
FAIRBANKS'S SCALES,
SCE4GHTICOKE POWDER Co.,
BAIRM'S UAW lICINE
SUPHURPHOSPHATE
Our stock of
r l t'
Is very largo and manufactured out of tho beat
' material
Re are also prepared to do Jobbing of all kinds
We are the only agents for the celebrated new
- EMPIRE COOKING STOVE,
The beat. eooklug stove in we, and every Move
warranted to give satisfaction. March 10, •70.
Furniture.
F URNITURE STILL LOWER 1,
JAS. O. FPOST,
Would announce to the people of _Towanda and tho
rest of mankind, that after this date, his ruscrdiicent
stook 'of
.b.O R,wpr-o-R,Ha
will lie °Zero& at
GREATLY REDUCED' PRICES
My stock to complete and consists of
PAI OR SUITS,
LIBRARY SUITS,
CHAMBER ',,Stal'S,
DINING ROOM FURNITURE,
AND'FITRNFWILE FOR THE RITCHRti,
lIIATTIIESSES,. PILLOWS, 11E.DDESG, 2111a10r.8,
EiTENSION TABLES, kc.. 4c.
BEDSTEADS!
My own manufacture. and warranted euperior,
be sold for leas than city made ones will cost else
where.
COWS, ONE, COME ALL,
Ey:olue for yourselves. Soo amt be convinced that
'Furniture is sold cheaper at FROST'S than at any
other place In the world. Canntry dealers supplied
at the lowest market rates.
I furnish COFFINS of every description, lletaiie
Burial Cases. Caskets, &c., and liavo the
MEW /IP:AItSE IN NOMINEE* IMIN'A.
• JAMES 0. PROST
To*untla. June 22. 1870:
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS. ,
JA : 4 1E8 31AKINSON announces to the public that
ha still continues lo manufacture and keep ou hand
a large tunnartment of
CABINET FURNITURE,
Bureaus, Tables, r.o , t
i dastaros. chairs, &c., of
every description, tvhir made of the best mate
rials, and in the most anliko manner.
I invite the inapectioti of the-public to my work.
which alkali not be sitrpasaed In durability at any shim
in the country, and my prides will he found to be as
low as the times will admit.
Ileadpinado Coffins constantly on band or made to
order. A good Hearse will be furnished when desired.
Aug. 16, 1865.
lascollaneons.
yp , ly ARRANGEMENT!
Having purchased the
BOOT & SHOE ESTIBLISHJEENT
lately conducted by DAVIS & KEENER. at No. l 4
Slain•st.; Towanda, Pa., I would respectfully inform
the public that I hrce just received- a large assert
meut of
LADIES' AND GENTS' SHOE 6 !
Consisting of
LADIES GAITERS.:-1
• Of 2 . 11 armies. Ladles
• :-..
GOAT AND LEATHER SHOES,
MISSES AliD CHILDIMS SHOES
Of every variety. which will be sold cheap fAr cash.
Give him a call and satisfy Yourselves that he hi
4elllug cheaper than the cheapest.
7.; I would call esspecial attention to nay
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT !
I make to onler everything fu flay line, of
LADIES' AND GENtLE3LE.:I"S WEAR.
I feel confident. that I can give entire satisfaction
I employ none but tirstnlass mechanics. -
J _guarraidee perf•cd pr. and ail work Warranted.
Repairing neatly and promptly done.
Remember the place, No. 148 Main-st, a few doors
below the Means House, Towanda, Pa. Look out for
the sign of the Blg Boot.
Mr. DAVIS will conduct the business as my Super
intendent. JOIIN MCINTIRE. '
Towanda, Pa., Sept. 1; 1870,—tf
ROOK-BINDEAY:---T.Ht PUB
11cJ-IF is respectfully informed that the Book-Bin
dery has been removed to the Imps Mlrling, third
stern where will be done
BOOK-. ANDING!
In all its carious branches. terms as reasonable as
the times " will allow. The Bindery will be under
the charge of •
IL C. WHIT/LEER,
An experiencedßlnder, and all work will he promptly
done in a atyle'ind manner which cannot be excelled.
Magazines."Newspapers,Old hooks , &c., bound
in every variety of style. Particular attention will be
paid to the hinting andlihading of
DLANS BOOKS,
To any desired pattern, which in quality and dura
bility will be warranted.
All work wilThe ready for delivery when prondood.
The patronage of the public go solicited, and per
fect satisfaction guaranteed.
Towanda, August 2,1865-4 f.. .
CONSUMERS OF
dONFECTIONERYI
cou-E,
LET US REASON TOGETHER!
llow can any person manufacture Confectionery,
and sell it at 1,5 cents a ppand, when sugar Is worth
16 cents at the Refinery. (unless it fis terribly adul
terated)?
•
Bois can any dealer retail such a 410 compound to
his customers and have a conscience void of offence?
How can any consumer expect to purchase pure
Confectionery at twenty-five and thirty cents per
pound when a pure article cannot to manufactured
less than thirty-to forty cents per vmnd, consisting
of cassia buds— burnt almonds ; ind such class of
goods? • • ' •
Within a few days we have been offered cassia
buds, etc., for fifteen cents per pound, and Choco
late Creams .at twenty cents, and the agent acknow
ledged that they were adulterated ten per cent, with
Terra Alba; and it is fact that tons of this cheap
Confectionery are made and - sold in this country
• every year, and the consumers are the only persons
injured by it.. . •
~a l tu : owyor the benefit of those Who wish a Pure article
of 'CO • rdioner. we will warrantartic
nature Str y ictly l'ure and free r fro nt =tr le y
in of
greour
dient deleterious to health.
A. HART,
Store formerly ocupfed by John Carmel:4El'in Street.
Towalida, October 91.1912
PARM FOR SALE , DT IVIONI3,OE
-TOWNSHIP.—The aubseriber offers for sale
his valuable farm, lying on the Berwick tnrapilie. in
Monroe township, three. miles from the village of
Sternal, bud raven' miles from Towanda. with .a
good road loading trete both the above place's. The
Erie aAcoad also , passes through the
farm. It contains 1.9 U acres, about 1,3 acres under
goad sine of ealtivationr: good, buildings: two large
orchards, and Is well watered. Terms easy..
\ 3. C. IUDCIWAT. 2d.
South Branch, Aug. 11,10.•
Medichot.
rj)*'H2,C: taltM, SOll tz,CO3.,
EEO
OW-..tIASH DittG STOUE,
Tm"ln fili .
'Mtn roccratlyaddcd litrgaly to their atoCk; a full aid
complete fusaottmeat, cettatituting an. ertenairo ea-
Ac
par y t/. entbraclag many arti used the Arta far
utectotaleal was, carefully cles
selected la
with
to the vagrantly* wants of the public, *Welt Z a ll
Mitratautly polled' Frith fresh purchases, and,
co the moirreattonable tonna stMboteado or
MUGS; MDICMII, CD:latltSl9;
off. Y. . •
ALCOHOL ANIYTURPENTINE,
Emu FA= reionsu Nnutz-wmui,
Aria all kinds df Brushea, •
KEROSENE Olt•
:• Burzthie
1411ADES, WXCES, CLUI6tEY43;
' • Sperm, Lull, Nada root,
TANNER'S AND MACHINE oliA,
Taw: and 'Valet Asticlas In all t4eir variety,
SOLT.% COMBS,
.I,!Pouaadas. Thiir-Dyeap Perfumery,
POOIcET BOOKS, P ORT MONAIS,
Pocket grAlves, Razori,
TOOT11;:a.14K AND ILUE. PAY-LiakTlO:tip,
PUBS IMES AND LIQUQIIS, • -
. .
• • • For MsdiciitiLuse, • • • •
TOBACCO SNUFF ( Puss Azgum.its,- •
, • ,
• -
Garden, Field and Flower Seeds, • Sup
porters, Snaticitsuries, Skin:ll6er Etruaat .
Pumps, 'Teething. Slags. Nursing Bottles.'
Nipples , Nipple Shells and Shields, Syringes,
Bed Pans, Self•Seallng Frult.lars. Ther- -
mometers, Flavoring Extracts, Stone
Jugs, Glass Ware, Bottles, Vials, Corks, Bath
Brick, and Stove Blacking, Fisk Tackle, Am
munition,- kc., Botaade, Eclectic-and lionunnath- -
le Medicines, and all the popular Pat,cut, - ••.•
All articles warranted as represented. Persona at
a dfatuice tan receive their orders by stage or mail,
which will twelve prompt and careful attention, •
Medical advice given gratuitously at the caw,
charging only for medicine:
4I)" Thankful for past liberal patronage, wouldics
pectfully annOttare to•their friends and ttw public, that
palps shall be spared to satisfy, and Merit thecon
linuatlon of their confidence and patronage. . •
,re-- Open Sundays for prescriptions from 9 to 10
a.m., and 12 rn. to 1, and 51.0 6 p.m.
11. o..rourtm,• SON a Co:
July 1, intl.—yr. ,- •.• •-•
F. • -
13T' 1L 1 ,.E1 STREET, PA
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DI~UG-GIST•
The subscriber respectfully announces to the pub
lic In general that he has on hand 'a large and well
selected afoot of a •
DRUGS,• 31EDICESFS,
CILMITICALS . , PAINTS,
OIL, " • VARNISHES
WIXIIOW GLASS,
DYE STUFFS , .
kc. .
'AR the popular Patent 3ledielnes'of the day.
PURE \VINE AND LIQUORS
For Medical purposes only'
PERFUMERY.
Fancy and Toilet articles. •
• -
Soaps of every description,
Thermometers,. ,
Bathing, Surgeons, and Common Sponges,
flair Brushes,
Tooth Brushes,
• Drtsainr, combs,
Pocket and Fine Combs,
Tdilet Powder,
Puff Boxes,
Tooth Powder.:.
Tootb-Waskes,
and Tooth Soaps.
And other articles belonidu, to the Drug trade too
numerous to mention. I , tving_the agency of the
GRE.A.R U. S, I:EA. C031.134.NY,
I AN' °FITZ •
GRE.IT INDUCEItE'NTS
To purchnlers of goofi in their lire
Physicians prose.ripticms . and fz.uldly rcoulpts com
pounded by pers,nr, therqu;.{4iy coons:tout, at all
hours of the day or night.
. .
Thant:fel,' fer the pest liberal :patronage, I re
speptfully s r Obett conimnanete or the PRllle. pledg
ing coystlf that' no effort Mie.ll. be spared to make
my establnihment isceotntio none in this section.
Dr. T. r. ctitiaplail at this storr as
heretofore. , T. W.. 13111.YWN.
Jan. 81. 1$71). .
Boots and Shoo:.
GREA B,ARGAINS IN
BOOTS 8z SHOES
EZEMI
NSW BOOT .I.VD SILOS STORE,
Stith end ef
The nn,lerßigned are metering a large and well se
lected Mock a •
BOOTSA .N.D s 4 E
Sizital4c Par the it'
t
SUMIIE§ FAT TRADE,
•
,4.
ilitcli we ollor low for Cash. Corldstittg of
GENTS,
k
• arEssF,s,
-AND • CiTTT4PREN S
SEIZED AND PEGGED BOOTS
1=
REFAIRI A VG NEATL 1-LONE
AND READY WDZN.PROMISED
Thankful for pant farore, wo solicit a continuance
of the ensue.
rufaIVEL WOODY:01M. GILBEILT )X. CLARK
Towanda, ApritS, 190.
Fonndery 'and Machine Shop.
FOUND.ERY & MACHINE SHOP.
The undersigned having puNhased the Foundry
and Machine Shop lately. 'owned by John Cannan,
are prepared to do all kind's of work appertaining to
their business, with promptness and dispatch.
MILL - GEARI N . G S. ,
CIRCULAR .. SAW_ RILLS,
MAN,DRIT,LS,
And all kinds of
MILL
I It 0, N S
MADE TCIORDER.
ENGINES , L REPAIRED;
And all work vialinteti - to give satisfaction
, -
lIIG- re . MACHINES
Of the latest and most tnaprored kinds manufactured
• ardl kept constantly on band roady for nee: ,
.PI GAT G H S
SIDE-EITLI, - MON AND..WOODEN BEAMS
Of all 4hula
CULTIVATOUS, CORN PLOUTIS
P 0 U it POINTS
Of cal kittds ' ,. and: the ltitest ittiprovetnents kept
cutistautls: puhand
WIIIRN : POWERS, •
AND C 'SMALL: SIZE
STO-VE CAST IN . -GS
7C.F.11.1.11 GR,S.TE§, •
SLED - AND SLEIGH
.4SHOES,
LAUGh.iRON IiETTLES'
Anti all kinsli+ of vaatingNpintialted la ---
741?-1.:::.1.: SON
MM
RE
NATIONAL! LIFE Li
lalMit CAPITAL, SI.OOO,OOILD
Custereig by CongrvrA,
=kWh= U. CLARE. Pregickat -
JAY CODICE, Chairman ritutztce uul Ez Com.
nENIIY D. COOKY. Vice Prtnitleat ;
EMERSON W; I'EET, Secretary and Actu:47.
The advantages of the Nat:tong Lro !amniaLee Co,
1. It Is a liallonal qoorpany, chartimd by conves;;
2. It has apaht np capital of One AulkM
3: It °Maw low raMs of premiums •
&midi** lazier Insurance than other
pules, for the - earn° money ;
5. It in , dednite and certain
O. There Is no poss ibtlity of minrcrprepfntatiqn t;
ageuts, or taisunderstarid Ing by puli,i•hokbra
TholmUcles aro plain contracts, s o
• rime for so much - nionty ; -
B. All policies are non-forfeiting ;
9. Tho policies are exempt from sita,hml.t.
E.-11. CLARK & 00., BaLthrs, rhiladelpll4
.
•
C. .IMS.BitEE k A. G. .VASoN
Agonta for Tols^..nda end vic!tilty
Jan. 9,4869. -
CAMP tt VEVCENT'S
INSURANCE AGENCY,
1t.:(33 in all of tle tollrAingt,npnlartr,l
retiable•Curupancea. Lossn *4 aI! , IIAPIt
onion. FARM PROPERTY. (including Ln,ntyk t . t x . i
and dwellings in town insured again- t ALL next,:t
nr LIWITSING as well as Fink.
LIFE LNSUILANCE gut Icte..l in ca,_
Largest "awl Ctllpanit, in day
balm/AL IsdvuiNcz
hondov, Enigund.
ISEM
ANDY-4 1N , 11. 7 / 1 A2.;,t. 6,m•ANT,
ESE!
CLEVELAND /N.:L:11.1.7:cl: COMPANY.
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WYOMING LI:GT:MANCE COMPANY,
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LaNcAsTrx- Ilzsra ANCE COMPANY,
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CITY Fur ItchwiLtvcE CtympANT,
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NEW.I . 0111: Liri: IN.II.IIANCE COMPANY,
You York. I
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Strict attf . Ltion to 1012illtoot, fair
prompt Fettlentelit Of L..Fers, ie utit
Cozou arid try um.
Of ce. oall=t titnet, opporite Court
Mr.- Vr.s.'‘. - I•2cr at Mercurs Bank Irma' a a
o'clock, p. u.
T. L. CUP. • I
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Towanda, Pa., Ju4
THE PENN 311: TUAL
LIFE INSLUIA:‘.;CE CO3EPXN),
NO. 921 CIIESTNUT STU:I7T. lIIII.A
ACCLIICIITJU) Fr - Nl7, UV., r
IN('o3ll_:,kor 1,6:I
DIVIDENDS -
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POLICIES ISSUED ON ILL" APPE6N7I , 4•1.,*.N5.
1% - ,l”inn". may br.pablan:lu.ally •-; n,i-aebse.;
a loan ntll be male for port 11Ic 'llllt.
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1./.liN W. lit and Actuary,
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LIFE . 001 1 .IPANY,
251 EJ:O z IDWAY, NEW
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Assrat. INC-Wye,
LO.€,LS PAID 0,0
fi.:1115 isrurd.
Lihrral µlodes pruniums.
Pohri. a non-foricztatl.• 1, - ;their
The profits of. ill. • •;•-ct..
aLly.::::acing the
ANNUAL I)IVIDENDS.
WALTON 11. P Par.xt , ENT.
vaLia_tai T. 110 zER, I'ILF. PnrwysT.
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PEVEIit.NCES
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InIEXEL Co!. 11:1ClaTS,
JOILS W001%•11i1: A: Co.. T,.:3 Yet - aunts. •
S. A. Mrpt - Ln, Fnonnrs',C: .ll( . .thanko - Par.ll.
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J. A. RECORD,
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CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LITE
I XnUIUNCE COMPANY,.
NEMET.EING ,';'?,00() 11E3111E1U.
ASSETS (June I, Inri) over tt25,1)00.00U.'
Surplus over 17,000,400.
CURRENT DIVIDEND rno3t. 40 TO lo PEli uENT
Tptal Claims ty Death raid to date. ever
TOTAL DIVIDENDS PAW To DATE, OVI.II 01 V.
A .1" UTLA c: (. 1 JI A_V
• All its surpin sis erpntably
Icy holdtrs in
ANNUAL 'DIVIDENDS,
Which may be appliea reancttou of Pr,ratmat.. ,
may bettcc emulated at tilterest far the t
Assured, or may be received by them in Cad-,
Pahl -up Policies are granted after: two or mere
years' Premiums hare Leda paid; Poe: f:a•t.;
Making - •
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEPLING
It Issues 191taIt-s upon a:1 '
DESIRALLI: PLAN's c;l' .
Antl Iris arl,ptcd. 113 its wi;;;;L:,:.
SPEC LI L FE .111 -
01:IGIN:VL RICH THIS CO3 . Ir,NY ANL.
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Towanda. Pa., Slily ; 1860—ti
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NEW ROUTE TO PHIL- DEL-
NORTH PENNsITVINIA
i;horteseati mo4direet line to Bal
timore. Washington, and-the. Sunlit.
.Pa.Qsengers "by this route' take NTIIIEVIVSLIS
Nr.l l ,York Railroad' train. passing Tilwaida at 7 15
A. 3(.. make close eounmtion at Bethlehem with Ex
pires train of North Ihisitz'a ltal:roait, and arrive in
Philadelphia at 5:U5 P. M.. in time to take night
trains either for the South or West.
. . -
City passenger Cant are at the Depot on arrival of
trains c•.ouvev paAgecgerl to the various Depots
to all parts of the city.
Leave North Peutea Railroad Dcptit. corner Bcrks
and 'American fdreets.. Fhilitdriphta. at 7;35 A. 3f..
arrivtng at Towanda 5:.15 I'. 5f., samo event:l4.
3lanit'3 Ilaggage.Express collects and iletticritliag
ritgv. °nice No. Ihs south Fifth ctrevt.
TZEIGIIT ACCOMMOP.III9.`..
Frtliadreridred at Front and Noble etn•etn. Min
. delphia. and forwarded I.r Lady Find Fraiiild tram
lo Towanda. and all ',Oda in killa insliannit vain-)
with quirk . CLARKE!
Gets. A gt..N. P. It. it., F:ont and Willow
May 1a.1870.
TAYLOR'S ELECTRIC OIL !
A nnslical prepat ation whicli tends to teminc
vunatnraf propertien when applied. either on Man ~ r
Beast. ' It la couretled,,by all who lute. , nsc•l LL. t''
•Is• the bent assistant to 'nature in the n•storahna 01
irreetcd - parts to their natural functions. winch , th•
medical world hwv ever received. It Ilan inred
canes of Rheumatism which couldnot be rehivisl
any other tnetlicinn. It in used by many of our
phinlcians for tlnh pairpnne. Ie nlno runiniTa , n , d
in the cure of Carne. Chilblains. cramp's Ceara. •
tiou of Muscles: Santini , . Star:lll4. Ilrni-es and
1;1 all hinds. It by those who have ii•
the host tnedirine for Itersi•it In llnn'tharkid.
np•ssly. and efnictual. ' la co Isdlle
ryt:ieed to g w, sztinfaction, ur money refunded.
For sale by all 1./rnzglats aril dealer In nicthi •
I 11. BROWNIN'tIi 'TAYLOR.
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Solo Pniprivtor nthl Manutseinr , r.
I)Rrif.D PRUIT OF ALL KINDS
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