a ENEtali mr4:111011. VllOO
- by =set oLtiinenalft
of the Conunonweeltluttrennatemlk entitled **en
set misting to the elections of this Octonnornntelth:'
it is enjoined upon me to give public notice of such
oleztion to be held. and also the enumeration fa
sucu notice what ofhoers ere to togeheeted,L J . P.
.vs,,n FLEET, Sigh Sheriff of the ecarity-of Itredfcsd.
do hereby make known and givsi notkei to the electors
of said tonnty, on TUESDAY, the'llth day of
MO, in the several dhinicts in - said county,'
to alt: -
In Alba borough, at the bowie formerly ocenpled
by D. P. Snapp.
InAlbany, at the school hurdle near Wm. Bahia'.
In Asylum. at the school hotae near 8. Decker's.
In Athens bovsugh. at the us
the mnIPI•
cd b. .
y 'Z. S. Matheiwon.
In Athens tap.. at the horse formerly occupied by
J. B. Hunt, ha Athens born.
In liarlic.ston boro', at the house formerly °sola
ria by L T. Hoyle, ...
In Burlington twp., at the house of Jas. - CPUs= ,
In Burlington west, at theowe of Ezra Godard.
In Barclay at the school ho
Ir. Canton bozo', at the Ce louse. -
In Canton twp., at the h formestroectrpled by
S. s'. SiTere, in Canton
In Cniunabist, at the house of Jae. Margit.
In Frantlin at :, the house now occupied by S. S.
poirr.ing.
in Granville. at the house at Beat. F. Taylor
I;; Ifezriok, at the school hanse near Dazdel Du.
rand's. •
11.• Leltaysville liero% M the house formerly wen-
Iy J. B. Fletcher. •
In Litchi:cll. at the hone° formerly ocenpied by
Cyrtl6 111(xxlgotAL
In Leßoy, at tlac Centro school holism:
In 3lanree brp., lii the house formerly occ - sploa by
R. It BoolorelL
In Ilearee bore', at the bona formerly Onoupied
by Ethel Taylor.
Ia orirell, at the house of Francis Woodruff.
In Oferton, nt schood bonne
In Pike, at the house of Traver Boiworth. •
fr. Berne to - p., at the Academy in Borne born.
In Mime bore', at the Academy. ' •
Iu anlghttry, at the house of•Benj. Hermann.
• In Shoshequin, at the Valley House.
• In Springfield. at the house formerly occupied by
Ilea:mond.
In Standing Stone. it the bonito B.ll9oiti3terClAL
In Smithfield, at the' house formerly occupied by
A. 3. , ,
,
sylrants bow% at the house of Curtis - Merritt.
In South Crer. at the house of C. E. Coe.
In Terry, at the honk of Jacob yratchy.
In Towanda bolo', at the Grand Jury Room.
In Towanda two., at the school house amt. 11. L.
In Tolranas nortik. at the house of B. A. 111Ths.
lu Troy tarp., at the house of V. M. Long In Troy
borough.
In Troy ',aro', at the house of V. M. Long.
In Tuscarora, it the school house near Sas. Blacrs.
is tilHter, at the lionso of S. B. RolcOlna.
In lit the. house of R. Cooper. •
I:. tims.Thani, at Le house of B. Knykendall.
In Wyalusing„ althe house of J. H. Black.
In. tvlhnol, at the house of A. J. Stone.
In Wysor., at the bousc formerly ocbupled by J. IL
I. ••.7.
in Wells, th. 1.1013FC of L. Seele, - ,.
y. which lime oh,l plate the electors afore trill
• . hallo
person for Iteprt.sentative 13 the XLILud Con
( (rem the XILIth District, composed of the,
cuff. of I adford, Montour, Wyouting, Columbia
Nulhvati.
One person for Additional Law Judge of the Slth
and
Ui,triet. composed of the counties of Brad.
tz4rii and Susquehanna.
'Two i.crsons to represent the counties of Bradford
cod S.rillivan in the House of Representatives of
1, unAylvania.
One person for County Commissioner for the cotuat
ty. if Bradford. ,
One person for Jury Commissioner for,the County
••• liradforcl. .
....., p...ri.on for Auditor of the county of Bradford.
n In and by said act, I am further directed to
. notice -that any person excepting justice of
L• •• iteal, Übe) shall hold any office of profit and
t: I,: unit, :lie gicieruniir.t of the United States or
ti:.: - Stat.., or of ItTIY incorporated district, and also
J . ...A every alixober of Congress and of,jhe Le9islac
nr. e., and the select and common council of any d.y
r i concluis - sinners of any incorporated district, ts by
I. , incapable of holding or exercising at the same
t. , e the °hoe or appointment of Judge, Inspector
er Clerk of an tleccion of this Commonwealth, ancl
that uo Inspector or other officer of any such elec.-
t, oi .hail be then eligible `to any office then to be
t- red for.
lay the 4th section of an act passed the Ist day of
+: rt. 1140, it is provided 'that the 14th section of
on sit pa,sed Jnly 2. 18C3, entitled .An act relating
t.: the elections of this Commonwealth,'" ishall not
Is cm:straw.] so as to prevent any militaelX officer
ir on serving as Judge. Inspector or Clerk, at any
I.4 , neral or special election of this Commonwealth.
‘1: ?let to change the time of closing 'the polls at
il.. el , .neral end Township elections in the county of
Lcidford. ._.
The General:Th.:lion in all the Fards. Townships,
:.-dricts and - It:moue:ha of the county is to be opened
I:: Iwi en the hours of stn and seven o'clock in the
4,renocin. and shall continue without interruption
er :eljournment until seven o'clock in the eveining,
V ..,1 all polls shall be closed.
A further Supplement to the Election laws of
1 • ii , :rlvania
ivii,iii:.‘s, day the act of the Congress of the Unit.
I ' !•'..,1: , `.1 entitled oAn Act to amend the several acts!
1.-ret:dort• passed to provide for the enrolling and
i .Ilimi out :be National forces, and f r other ptupos
mil
, • ' approved March third, one thousand eight
1 11
L , ;-,, bet and 4:illy-five, all pi - IC.IIIS who have desert
,' the military or naval service of the United States,
a-id who have not been discharged, or relieved from
the prosily, or climbing therein provided. DSO deem
,..l out ticl:en. to have voluntigilly relinquished, and
f. ri: itcrl Ito tr rights of citizenship, and are deprived
i i t•1...}11,1r)!' any richt. of citizens theca-of f .
1,,, , ieh. , - , us, Persons not citizens of the United
' B'4o- , an- nit. iirul-r the Constitution and Laws of
I, ~,,,,i,,,,a, ii ii,iincd doctors of this Common
1. • .1111 .
:Is: 1. /I it .ncr!,l t , y the Senate and House
r - , so r of 1.4 e Commonvwalt.k f pmnsyt_
G0u.v0i..t,,,a/dy met, and it is hereby enact.
••f the sitme, That in all elections
r to it held in this Comumnwealth, it shall
L,r the indee or inals-otor of the
t . rerei,e any ballot or ballots front any person
7 persons embfaci-11 iu the provisions, and subject
disability imposed by said act of Congress ap
t
. wed March 3, lea.',, and it shall be unlawful for
person to offer to vote any ballot or ballots.
sverwit; 2. That if any such judge and inspectors
or any one of them shall receive, or con
, , tt to receive, any such unlawful ballot or ballots,
I. en, any sn o b dlsgnalidevi person. he, or they, so of..
I shall be runty of a mesdemeanor, and upon
.nit ::.than thereof in any court of quarter sessions of
Commonwealth. he shall, for any such offence,
vont - need to pay a one of not loss than $lOO, and
Under,. an imprisonment, in the jail of the proper
• e.iintity, for not less than 60 days.
!;. That if any person deprived of citizen
' and ax aforesaid. shall at any elect
t..o, hereafter, to Isr held id - thin Commonwealth,
or t.:lelordo the ollicers thereof, and offer to
or ball, , to, any person no offending
- bo iteemed- imilts of a misdemeanor, and on
•.• ,lotion thereof, In any court of quarter sessions
01 Owl Coninionwel.lth, alian, for each offence, be
I,mA:el in like manner as is provided in the preccd
'of this art, tti the cue of carers of elec
• .it roeovino "sneh unlawftil ballot and ballots.
T'oAt if any person shall hereafter per
oitrAle or advice any person or persons deprived of
. !I:zero:hip, and disqualified asaforesaid to offerany
t or ballots, to the officers of any election, hero.
to be tkoza in this Commonwealth, or shall per
tiny tutu officer to receive any ballot
, •ts , froll3 any person deprived of citizenship.
net 11,4111:11:211 - d 170 aforesaid, such person 80 offend
lie guilty of a misdemeanor. and upon con
thort.of, in any court of quarter sersions of
be punished in Wm man
: pr.veleti in the second - section of this act.,
ease of orleers of such election, receiving
uuLawful ballot or ballots.
' an art or Assembly of March no, 1806, entitled
regulating the mode of voting at all elections.
• it. several rmuitics of this Commonwealth, it is
•
I
I.•Ae Rotate and llluxe
It• ; eep, ate f :+4 Cern molnee../LA ej l'ennsyl
• . , met, awl it is hereby Matt
•• a,f r:f tie rams. That the qualified
It kver.al emantleff of thla Commonwealth
• .... bozongh, and si)ecial eke-,
;., I,ereby, h,reafter authorized and required
'. • te by ties is printed or teritten, sews:ray chard
1s idisva • One ticket shall embrace the names
. • ..:. ::: , taer of ~.mrt to be robot for. and to be la
; ••pulielar-, - ;" one ticket
r.
of , 1 ,Cat,...:fhe"ris.to be voted foe Val be
d -Stott ;" one' tick, t shall embrace the I:1111nel"
, • .09 .. ,, ntety of voted far, Ineltuting r.m of
innther. and Inenalvrr, otassembly,tf voted
, 211e1r11,urs con;maa, if voted for, and be
ODA ticket shall embrace the
. - fall township otlieges voted for, and be la
t. 'ed -township:" one ti‘.l:et shall embrace the
•1T1,11,4 of all borough onimrs voted for. and shall be
.• borough," and ea-h class shall be deposit
: 1 in ..Farate
EirTt!rm ofneorl are mitt; otgzed and commanded to
the i)rfirteious of the Registry Law
y the P..natg and !louse of Ilei , n'aentatives
.: kis t.',lnmonlrealth, on tic littilday of April. 1669.
Exzerna-c cnioinr.u.
liarri,burg. Pa., Aug. W.
o , )nutis.Ticners r--ut Shenff qrtro County
I !;,..,%•;,:.1
The Fifteenth Amendment of. the Con.
• bon of the Unit.d Stater. is aq follows:
Se...rtos 1. Tho right of citizens of the United
vote shall not be denied or abridged by the
cited States, or by any State, on account of taco,
nr . previous condition of servitude."
••SI:CTION 2. The CaTIVSS shall havemower to en
ar.tiEle by appropriate legislation."
The Congress of the United States,
day of March, 1870, passed an act, Nati-
I •
.1 nA r: try - ow :kr right of eifftent of the Unit
, ,e. 1, ser.-r 4 il States of fhia Union, and
purprts , s, - the first and Second sections of
, 1-.01 art. as followq:
1. fir is enar;r4 by the Srnate and Mute of
Pr rlrt.ic,n of 14 , t'llit , ,l,S:atez of America in Con
-nmentl.l.l,l, Thai all eititens of the Unitod States,
are. or shall be cnthsrwlFe qualified by law to
• n. , at any Oection by the pmple. In any State, Tor
, trict, county, city, parish. township, school
irrinieipahty, or other territorial sub-divls
; 1. , n, entlth•d and allowed to vote at all such
withord distinction of race. color, or pre
' i,ccndition of rurvitnile ; any Constination,law,
n‘-.ao, or regnlation of any State or Terri
• or by, or tinder Its anthority, to the contray
tvithfdaudinc."
IMO
• ~ r ., k ioN 2. AKA be it fur'dier . enacted; That if by
a
tho uthc , rity of the Courtitution or law/ of
t,„ tr_the laws of any Territory, say act la or
~.quired to be done as a prerequisite or
, difleation for voting, and by such Constitution or
pc rams or oillefens are or shall be charged with
PerforrPauce Gftduttes in furnialang to cinemas
ei.portamty to perform such prerequisite, or ,to
~me qualified to vote. It shall be the duty of every
per,ion and oflictr to give to all citizens of the
:draw, the same end equal opportunity to
sueli prenquisite. and to become qualified
without , liclluction'of race, color, or previous
• • ..loon of Ken - Mite • and ,ifany inch person er
• . r shall refuse or knowingly omit to give fall ef
,•; te., this ta , Ctitni. he for every such offend,
vol Illy the sum of five hundred dollars to
rnnt ar,rievo4 thereby. to be recovered by an
~.,a WI th.• Ch., with full coats and each allow
.; •f, vounsi4 tees as the court shall deem just,
rur every such offend , . be deemed
of a misdemeanor, and shall on conviction
be fund rot leas than five hundred dollars,
. • U:Tris:ou,•,l not lee than one mouth and not
„ • thuu . oue year, or both, at the discretion of the
Awl It 44 ‘l , ,larol by the second archon
newly of tLe constitution of tho United
—a—, 'bit —This Constitution, and the laws of the
which shall be made in pursuance
shall be tho supremo law of the find, * *
aui thing in Mr Conztilefien or Lows of any Slate
%rontrar/rwtwitistanding."
• Awl srh.ore u, The Legislature of this Common.
•• ..Jill, on the Cth day of April. A. D. DM. passed
..A further supplement to the act re
:;; to eh.etions in this Commonwealth," the tenth
• of which provides We follows:
• 'Phut so lunch of every act of Assam;
• provlttaS that only white freetnikn shall be en
ti. 11 to lute or bo registered u Total; or as claim
o.7 1,, vete at any general or special election of this
int.i.insvealth, be and then= Is hereby repealed;
. ••,1 taut hemanor sit freemen. without distinction
shall ho enrolled end registered according
. • the prinisions of the first section of the : act ar.
ived i , vetitcenth leak entitled iiAn wet for
. • 'lts! I. the act minting to the tba-tioutt
tn C•n•::0 , 1 .w.:1 , 11.• •• 31 , .:
••1:6 ; to vete Ct
genend and spend elections initds Csanniontivalth."
dad oraereas..lt is my constitutional and andel_
duty to •itake care th at the laws be feithfulire o ceen.
td= bas to my knowledge
d regis come ters of yo have refue tha ted, =
are refusing to mess and register divers colored.
male citizens of lawful age, and oitatrwise.qualided
Y electors:
HON. TnNuTtuts, In consideration of the premi-
O , A the county comndesioners of said county are
hereby nettled and directed to instruct the Several
nesessors and •regteters of 'cetera therein, to obey .
and conform to Abe requirements of said constitu
tional amendment and laws; and-the sheri ff of said
empty is hereby sftbo.d, and required tonnblielt ,
in his election prixlamation for the ;neat ensuing
'elections, the herein netted constitutional amend
ment, act of Congress, and act of the Legislature, to
the end that the aurae may be known, exgcuted- and
obeyed by all macs ors.. registers of 'caters, election
odicers and others; and that the rights and privilege
guaranteed thereby ma* be Secured to hill the dd.
tens of this Cuemonwpith entitled to the same.
GIVEN =DIM NT HAND AND TIM GREAT SDIL or
„,
awe firm— at Harrisburg . the day and year
• 1— " , first abcrre written. •
Afloat : JllO. W. GEM.
F. JORDAN, Sley qf Conagentareatth. '
The meeting of return judges for thts Representa
tive District, will be held at the Court House, at To.
wands, on the seventh day after election, which will
be on the 18th day of October. -
The meeting of return judges for thecounty of.
Bradford. will be at the Court }louse in Towanda, on
the third day alter election, , which will be on Friday;
the lith day of October. at 1, o'clock. p. in."
Congressional Return Judges to meet at the Court
House, in Tunkluumock, on Tuesday the-18th day of
October.
Judicial Return Judges to meet at the Court
Noose, in Montrose, on Tuesday, the 18th day of
October.
Representative Return Judges to meet at the Court
HOMO, in Towanda, 'on Tuesday, the 18th day of
October.
J. FERRY N ; A i ll FLEET.
-
Sept, 7. imp. Sheriff.
AN ACT IN REFERENCE TO A
POOR HOUSE
As ACT to 'provide for the erection of a hone for
the support of the poor for the cot my of DrAdford;
SECTION 1. Be st enacted by the Smite and House
of Represen:ativa of the Com monwealth of Pennsylva
nia in General Assembly m 4, and it is hereby enacted
by the authority of the same, That-! be and
are hereby appointed eommiseieners, whose duty iR
shall be, or a majority of them, on or before the Putt
day of December, AllllO Domini one thousand, eight
hundred and sixty-one, to determine upon and pur
chase such real estate as they shall deem necessary
for the accommodation of the poor of pradinnt
county: and it 41111 be lawini for mid comMission
era, or a majority of them, to take conveyances Mere-
for. in the name and for the ono of the corporation
mentioned in the third aocton of this act; and they
shall certify their proceedings therein, under their
hands and seals, to the clerk of the court of quarter
sessions of Bradford county, to be flied in his office;
and at the next general election the qualified elect.
ors shall elect three reputable citizens of the said
county to be directors of the poor and of the house
of employment for the county of Bradford for the
ensuing year; and the Judges of the election of said
county shall, immediately on receiving the returns
from the several' election districts, and casting up
the number of cotes therein, or within three days
thereafter, certify, under their hands and scale, the
names of the persons so elected directors, to the
clerk of the court of quarter sessions of the said
county, who shall Die the said certificate in
his office,. and forthwith give notice in writing to the
said dirociters of their being elected, and the said di
rectors shall meet at the cont.; house in the said
county on the first Monday of November next ensu
ing their election, and divide themselves by Int into
three classes, the place of the first to be raeated it
the expiration of the first year, of the seetlad at the
expiration of the second year, and the third at the
expiration of the third year, so that those who shall
be chosen after the first election, and in the mode
above described. may serve for three years, and, one
third may be chosen annually.
Snerrox 2. That every director elected in the
manner aforesaid. or appointed as hereinafter direct
ed, shall, within ten days after he Is notified of said
election or appointment, and before be enters cut the
duties of said office, take an oath or affirmation bo
fore any justice of the peace of said county, who is
hereby authorized to administer the same, that be
Dill diacharee the duties of director of the poor for
said county truly, faithfully and impartially, to the
best of his knowledge and ability; and in case of neg
lect or retina to take the said oath or affirmation
within the time aforesaid, and perform the duties
aforesaid, be shall forfeit and pay the sum of ten
dollars for the use of the poor of said county; Whieh
fine sh4l be recovered by the directors, for the time
being, debts of the same amount are or shall be
by law recoverable; and the directors qualified es
aforesaid arc hereby authorized to administer oaths
or affirmations in any case where it shall be necessa
ry in relation to the duties of their said office.
Sccrros 3. That the as directors and their suc
cessors shall forever hereafter, in the name and in
fact, be one body politic and corporate in law, to all
intents and purposes whatsoever, relative to thopoor
of the county of Bradford, and shall have perpetual
secession, and may sue and bo sued, plead and be
impleaded, by the name, style and title of the direct
ors of the poor and of the bottle of employment for
the county of Bradford, and by that name shall and
may receive; take and hold any lands, tenements and
heroditamcnts, not exceeding the yearly value of ten
thousand dollars, and any goods and chattels what
soever of the gift. alienation or bequest of any per
son whatsoever; to purchase, take and hold any lands
and tenements within their county, in fee simple or
otherwise. and erect thereon suitable Loadings for
the reception, nec and accommodation of the poor
of said county; to provide all things necessary for
the reception, lodging, maintenance and employ
ment of mid poor; to appoint a treasurer annually.
who shall give bond, with sufficient surety, for the
faithful discharge of the duties.of his office, and at
the expiration thereof that he will well and truly pay,
and deliver over to his sniicessfor in offer, all moneys
bonds, notes, Isioka, accounts and other papers, to
the said corporation belonging. 'which-shall then he
remaining in his lands, custody and posseasion;
and the said directors shall employ, and at pleasure
remove. a steward or stewards, and reqniro of hire
.or them an oath or affirmation, and Eschs....nrity for
the faithtnl performance of his or their duties, as the
board of directors shell deem expedient, and to ap
point a matron or matrons, physician or physicians,
surgeon or surgeons, and all other 'attendants that
may be necessary for the said poor respectively, and
at pleasure remove; and to bind out. as apprentices,
so that such apprenticeship may expire, if males, of
or before the age of twenty-one years, and if females
at or before the ago of eighteen years: Pi/wide/0
That no child shall be bound out for a longer Moe
than until he arrives at the ago of eighteen years, un
less he be bonnil on: to a trade other than a fanner;
And ireridei. That in all eases the person to whom
they are bounddie required to give the child at least
three months' Schooling in each year: Peerid,l
That no child shall be hound without the limits of
the State, or at a greater 'distance than fifty miles
front the 'linear house; and the said directors shall
exercise and enjoy all such other powers now vested
In the overseers of the poor, es area lieraby granted
or supplied; and the said directors are hereby em
powered to rise one common seal Ln all business re
lating to the said corporation, and the sonic at their
plemetre to alter and rer.ew.
Sue - riots 4. That the said directors shall, on or
before the first day of December, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-one, furnish to the county com
missioners an-estimate of the probable expense of
purchasing the lands, erecting the buildings and
furnishing the sanie,and maintaining the poor for one
year; whereupon they shall and they are hereby an
thortzed to increase the county tax by one-fourth of
the slim necessary for the purpose aforesaid, and
shall ire:cure_ on loan or credit of the taxes herein
directed to be levied, the remainining three-fourths
thereof, to be paid t i n instalments, with interest, out
of the county taxes. ifivrided elicor. That if such
loan cannot be made, the whole. amourit of the sum
necessary fur the purpose aforesaid, or such part
thereof as may tea deemed roper, shall Immediately
be added to the county taxto be paid by the comity
treasurer to the directora aforesaid, on orders drawn
in their fator by the county: commissioners, as the
same may be found neceassary.
Seems 5. That it shall be tha duty of the said
directors, on or before the first day of November in
each and every year, to furnish the commissioners
of said county with an estimate of the probable ex
pense of the poor and poor house, for one year; and
it shall be the duty of said commissioners to assess
and canoe to be collected the amount of said esti
mate, which shall be pad to said directors by the
county treasurer, on warrants drawn In their favor
by the county commissioners, as the sane may be
found necessary; and the said directors shall at least
once in every year render an account of all the mon
eys by them received and expended, to the auditors
appointed tee audit and settis the county accounts,
subject tee the same penalties, rules and regulations
as are by Law directed respecting the accounts of the
county commissioners: and shall at least once In
every year lay before the court of quarter sessions
and grand jury of said county, a list of the utunber,
ages and sexes of the persons;maintained and em
ployed in the said house of ennaloyreent, or by them
bound out to. or apprenticed` as aforcialtd, with
names of their masters or unatirsies, and their
trade, occupation or calling, and shall at all times,
when thereunto required. submit to the Inspection
and free examinatiofi of inch visitors us shall from
time to time be appointed by the court of quarter
sessions of the said county, all their hooka and so.
Counts, tdgether with reale, interests and money 4
payable and receivable by said corporation, and also
an account of all sales purchases, donaticins,
devis
es and bequests as shall have been made - by them or
to them.
Snorter; 0. That as soon as the said buildings
shall be erected and all necessary reconingslations
provided therein, notices shall be sent signed by any
two of the said directors, to the overseers of the
poor bf the several townships and boroughs of said
county of bradford, requiring them torthwith to
bring the poor of their respective townships and
boroughs to the raid house of employment; which
order the said overseers are hereby enjoined and re
quired to oomph - with, or otherwise to forfeit the
costs of all future maintenance, except in eases
where sickness or any other sufficient cause any
poor person cannot be minuted, in which care the
said overseem shall reprvsent the KIM` to the near
est justice of the peace. who bring satisfied of the
truth thereof, shall certify the same to the said ell
rectora. and the vane time issue an order tinder his
hand and seal, to the said overseers , directing theni
to maintain snail poor until such floe as he or alto
may be in a Filtration to he removed., and then con;
try the said pauper and deliver hint di her to the
steward or beeper of the said house of employment,
together with the said order; and the charge and ex
pense of such temporary relief and cf sue h removsl,
shall be paid by sail directors at a reasonable anew
auce.
SEc4nos 7. That the raid directors shall, from
time to time, receive, provide for and employ, ac
cording to the true intent and meaning of this act
all such poor and indigent ',organs IN shall be enti
tled to relief. or as shall have gained a legal settle
meat In the ,aid county of Bradford. and shall be
Sent there by-an order or warrant for that purpoac,
under the hands and seals of any two justices of Mr
peace, directed to any constable of the said county
of Bradford. or to the overseers of the proper town
ship in any other county of this commonwealth; and
the said directors are hereby authorized, when they
shall deem it proper and convenient to do so, to
permit any poor person or persons to be maintained
elsewhere: Prorated, That the expense of their
maintenance does not in any case exceed that for
which they could be maintained at the poor house
of the said county of Bradford.
Sue-nos S. That the said directors or any two of
them, who shall he a quorum in all cases to do busi
ness, shall have full power to make and ordain all
such ordinances, rules and reitnlat.t . as they shall
think proper, convenient and toed . for the di
rection, government and support of the poor and
house of employment aforesaid. and u of the revenues
thereunto belonging, and of all persons as shall
come under their cognizance: Prorated, That the
same be not repugnant to this law or any of the
other laws of this State orof the United States: Asa
Prerabal aim. That the same shall not limo any_
force or effect until they shall hare [won submitted
to the court of corarnota pleas, for the tine being.*
of the county of Bradford, and shall have reeciv,d
the approbation of the same.
Rounent 9. That a quorum of said directors shall
,and they are hereby enjoined and required to meet
at the said hone of -employment at least once in
"clory month. and visit the apartments and sea that
the poor are comfortably supported, ant hear
all complaints arid redress or canoe to Do redressed
all grieve:ices that may happen by neglect or mis
conduct of say person or persona in their employ
ment or dimming..
Stun= 10. — That the said directors shall each of
them receive for their services annually the Attu of
forty dollars, to defray the expenses of their neces.
cary attendance on the ditties of their oilier..
Kerma I I. That in cane any vacaney or wean.
lice ahoubt happen by &Atli, reAiitztat:on, ronoval
ont of the country or otherwise, the rrtnainutg
eli
e 4 lc, or titrctior, foorthcr with (wort of Tier.
LO
to - Sessions of the said county, shalliPpizhit i snit - &
able citizen.or catizenstafill such 3nelancrol=
ties nntilthit nexligwardalideetion.Wbezi*
or directors shall be elected for tba'anexpired term ,
of Slid vacancy or TaCtIICLOIL
I SZCTION 12. That the tommludOners Oahe *aid '
iienintze_of Bradford are hereby directed:to pay to
eachofthe otamnbtalowent named friths itriteretkiV
of this act, the slim of eye dollsr:llsr day. .
and every day he aball necessarlyslond
Ing flee ditties described by the Drat section of this
act; and also, to pay each cd the-directors a ?won
able compensation for their sendoes daring the Wen
they arc employed in erecting any building orbuild..
lzigssfacold: 4i/wide!, Thad the eszne;shall not,
Including theldintislenin allOwell theist by this act,
exceed fifty dollars.for any one year.
fizz-now IS. That all claims and demands In re.
lationto the poor hi the aforesaid ocontitexisting at
the time of o:asset being carried into eaed, . shall
bsive full force and effect lia if tildi **had twit: hem
passed; and when the same', shall have been duly na
p:Lilted and settled, moneys _remaining in the
hands of the overseenii as well -as, the uncollected
taxes levied for the 'support of the poor in the said 1
townships and bon :sighs in the said county
ford, shall be paid over to the cor.mhssionera of the'
ilighways.of the respective townships and boroughs, -1
tolee by them applied fattaxds repairing the roads
therein;
Eiscitaa it. That so much' of the laws of *lit '
commonwealth relating to the poor, as ere by this
act altered or supplied, be and the same are hereby
repealed, so far se they affect the county of Bradford.
. *scum 15. That the sheriff of said county shall
In due tinaonotlfc the said commiwilinfirs of their
appointment, and when and where they skull meet
for entering upon the duties assigned them by this
act, which place of meeting shat! be as near the
con
tre of the county as possible.
Brox:ow 15. That for the yarlww of Ascertaining
the sense of the citizens of Btdford %county sate
the expediency of erecting chum for t h e employ
"meat and support of the peer . it shall be - the duty .
lef each of the Inspectors for the several townships
1 and boroughs, at the next 'general election, - to '
wive tickets, _either written or ,printed, from the
qualified voters thereof, labelled on the outside
poor house," linden the inside "fora poor house'
Or "against a poor house:" and If It that appear, on
casting up the votes of the different districts* at the
court house on the same day thst-the other returns
are made ant, that a majority of those who votedaro
for a poor house, then the foregoing act Is to take
effect; but ifs majority of the votes are to be found
Itgalmit a poor house, the foregoing set le be and
the sumo is hereby not and void
-sscr.uci 17. That the sheriff of Bradford county
shall e ause this act to be published In two weekly
newspapers in said county. at least six weeks previ..
ens to the next -general electors.. the expenses of
which toho paid out of the county treasury.. -
EMMA W. DAVIS,
Spect.i.:r cf . Cie 7/mse of Representatives.
JOHN P. PENNEY,
..Cprattrr of the Senate pro km.
Aerupt-ED—The first day of May, Anne Domini
ono tinnumnd eight hundred and sixty-one.
A. G.
An Apr to extend the' time sp as to allow the
comity of Bradford to vote upon the provisions of
an act 'entitled "An act to provide for the erection
of a house for employment and support of the poor
for the county of Bradford," approved Mayfirst, ono
thousand eight hundredand sixty-one.
Sscrion 1. Be it enacted by the &Nand Route of
R. , presentatires of the Commonwealth efllennsylvania
in General Assembly met, and it. it herchy wtacted by
Me authority of the same: That the quillited electors
of the county of Bradford are hereby duthbrized and
empowered to vote at the next general aection, for
or against, the erection of a county poor house, nn.
der the provisions of an act approved May first, ono
thousand eight hundred and sixty-one, entitled "An
act to provide for the erection of st.honse for the-em-
MMEli=ilM
SruziOn 2. That WlllianCHlnueley, B. Laporte,
C. F. Nichols. L. P. Stafford, Cleo.ue Dunham, Will
iam B. Stevens, tiriah Terry. William Bunyan, Rob
ert F. Itedinuton, Dantpl F. Pomeroy, George S.Low
man, John F. Overshtre. John McQueen, James
McFarlane and Benjamin Enykendall, shall be and
are hereby authorized and required to act as corn
rthesipnore under the provisions ape. act to which
this is a supplement.
. B. it ernalio,
4 , aker tf the Ilouse of Representatizer.
CHARLES IL STINSON.
Speaker of the Senate_
ArFaevrn—The elxtb day of April, Anna Domini,
on, Inou6ninl dia hnndred•ard seventy.
JOHN W. GEAP.Y.
• See supPlementary Act 'of April 6, 1870, for
I names of new Commissioners.
ICIROG'LAIATION.-WHEREAS,
_L. Hon. FABIUS B. STREETER.President Judge
of the 12th Judicial District. consisting of the coun
t ce of Bradford and Susquehanna, and Hons. ZEBU.
Lox Patsufa and J. W. VANDvra... Aneociate Judges,
Su and for vaid"conoty of Bradford. have tamed them
precept baring date the 28th day of Sept.. 187 p,
to me directed for holding a Court of.
Common Pleas, at 'fro.: for the County of Brad
ford. on Monday, 0et0 ,. ...,4 24, 1870, to continue two
Notice to therefore ' hereby given to the Coroners,
and justices of the Peace, of the County of Bradford,
that they bcthen and t there in (heir proper person,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, with .re
cords, inquisitiona and other remembrances, to do
those things which to their oftico appertains to be
done; and those who are bound by recognizance or
otherwise to prosecute against thepriaioners who
are or may Iw in the jail of said county, or who 'Mall .
bound to appear at the said court are to be then
anal there to prosecute against them as shall be Mat.
Jun .re are requested to be punctual in their atten
dance, agreeably to their notice.
Datral at Towanda, the 22th day of Sept., in the
year of our Lord. one thousand eight hundred end
seventy, and of the Independence of the united
States, the ninety-th L-d.
J. E voirwrz, Slerig
TRIAL LIST FOR OCTO UER
Thum, at TROY, 1870:
MST IVT Eli.
.1.'1471 .h.rt.',ltrAu ve. Prawns Grcea..
E. C. Svywour S. IL:Fitch .cpp a 1
Alaleni C. Inmri., ce, Erasfus Mit% et al fa
Dobbins ye. 'l`roy fa. 4) ca.°
. .
T. L. Pratt vs. H. N. Wriams..
.Vvin Seward vs. A. Cothfin...
0. D. Howland ye. F. D. Chase.
A. C. Moore vs. Jaw CULIUZLIMI
du vs. do
do ye. do
' do vz, do
SECOND %MEI.'
Rent Brothers vi. P. L.. Ballard debt
Sally Ilerdm vs. Watson Preoman ejectment
Sprmt;fichltwp v 4. J. Is Phillips C' , 3(.1
ns, r ‘ons k Carnaeban VP. A. I,or.g's toltur' , ...appcal
henry Miller va. N. Smith deed debt
Julio Aldo) , et al % - s. C. T. Merry et al.- . ejectment
Julia Ante" vs. O. P Ba"ard - ejectment
W. It. Foster vs. Cr. Z.-. Porter ejectment
Dennis tlallan vs. Patrick A. John Italian appeal
F. L. Bailor.' vs. Faltvard Burke Idtur appeal
G. P. Man ,- j• vs. lir"ey. VanNarrits k. Ce.....appeal,
.
Shl..dna. f“r first week retnniable on Monday,
Octo .r 21. 1870, at 10 o'clock tun.; for second week
...n 1 , 1 slap, October 31, 1870, aclo o'clock a.m.,
W. A. TIDALVT,
4._
, - 8. " Prothonotary.
FIST OF THE IA3I - ES OP, PER
sous drawn to bo juihrs in a Court of Common
Plea, to ne beta at Troy. cotarne.iteing on Monday
the 27th day of October, 1870, at 1 o'cloch p.m.
terin.E .11,-C ' S . —F=ST TVEnri.
Ac.,lllm, E. J. Ayers, Wila.n M. Decker, Wm. Cr
A.ela; Atoens twp.. Frank S. Morley, John 1:bullock;
Attenwhoro., Fred. Pike; Barclay. Solomon Ts 'lady ;
Ilarl.nctons West. Horace Spencer; Canton twp.,
Sheldon 11. Line'eT; Canton bore., Walter Leavitt ;
licrrick, J. 13. Allen. M. 11. Smith, F. N. Cogswell;
-a,. twp.. J. F. \ Woodruff; Overton, John
Itiatliew.i; Pike, Wilson Bock, Riley Cogswell; Ridge
burry. arcs Cm"•'e; Rome twp.. Joan A' - en; South
Cr. ••1:, llimm Mason, All. Furman; Smithfield, J.
per King; Springfield, Lorenzo Allen Sheshegnin,,
.C 3 -1 •eua Webb; Tuscarora. Phillip Detrick, Dailey'
Keeney; Try- born., Charles W. Runyon; Terry,
Tett•ir; Warren, Reuben Fettle; Wycdrising.
Samuel P. Taylor; Wilmot, J. R. Telford, Wm. PARR
mere; Windham, Geo. Liwrence. Benj. Knykendall ;
Wens. E. F.. Dlleston, BAT/ROM Tanner.
=3
Asylum, Bacon Ellenberger, E. H. Betiong; Athens
two.. Horace Weller, 3Lieharl Coleman; Albany,
Lewis Jones; Alba, James H. Fellows; Barclay. Pat
rick J. Crowley, E. J. liked; Burlington , West,
Calvin noel xell; Canton twp., Win. S. Jayne; Can
ton born.. S. J. Ilk:hock, T, H. 3lorse: Columbia,
London Budd.; Leßoy, H. L. Wooster, John
Litcbfichl, A. J Fish, 11. P. 3Taynard; Overton, IL
H. Ileichimer; Orwe' l , E. Woiltheiser. L. 0. Brown;
Rome burg.. 0. F. Young; Smithfield, N. T. Biotin
son; ShealiNnln, Marque Vanebie ;Troy twp., M. L.
Rockwell, A. S. Mantes; Troy born., C. S. Butt;
Tuscarora, Slylert Culver, P. F. 'lardy; Towanda
boro., Wm. K. Marshall; Towanda North, Isaac l 7os.
burp; Windham, Oro. Goodsell, Samuel T. 3111(1(1 , 11.
Jonathan Franklin; It)mlusing, rfah B. Bra: War
ren. Samuel Wheaton, Allen Brown.
A 17DITOIt'S NOTICE.—In the
Matter of the r•dat of Nancy Snyder late of
township, oecensed, lu the Orphaa's
Cur . v( bnulforil County, No. 9, February tern,
Is7o.
The undersigne.l an Auditor appointed by said
Court to re-distribute m0n... - ys In the above case
will attend to the dulics of his ap2oftitment at
hie office in the borough of Towanda, on SATURDAY
the tilt day of NOVEMILE A.D., 1870, at 2 o'clock.
p, en., at which time and place all persons having
tdaims tei said money are requested to present such
claims, or be debarred from coming in upon said
fund. W. IL THOMPSON.
Sept- 27, 1870-4 t Auditor.
TNCOIIPOII - ATION NOTICE.-IN
1. the matter of the-lncorpnrat!oo of "The Trustues
of the Spriughlll37Alhottiot Church."
Ai; , , in the ni.ltt'r of the tucorporar en of the
tr 4 on Church of Ss'ells.
etlee le hereby given that the above Truatees
Lave n e rerrlly prountrnl to the Ceurt of Commeu
Pleas of lb ulford County, their articies of Ale.c.c.a.
Con arating,for a decree of Incorporation. an.l the
raid Court hying examined the same, and finding
them corretit, uin decree that the :zeta be mute
ac prayed for, on Monday. December 5. 1870, at 2
0'0:01 p.m.. unkea cenec be ritotrn to the cont ore.
W. A. 711031A5. Prothonotary.
Prothohotary's °thee. Sept 25, 1870.-3 t
A PPLICATION IN DIVORCE.—
..a. To john 8r.5.ra.—N0.752, Slay t.3rm. 1970.
You arc herchy Lothled that Ilizabeth Bram, you:
wi7e.'hy her molt friend, 7. T. Lcarne has, al - 4111.11
to the court of common Voss of Bradford couuty,
for a divorce from the hoods of Irstritoriny,l„. d the
said court has appoint:2d Monday. the sth of
1970, for heating the said Ficsabeth 1.3!--rra In the
prmalses, at which Unto and mace you ran attend If
you think proper. J. PER.P.I7 VAN FLEET,
'Sept, ;
APPLICATION IN DIVORCE.-
To Fanny Nelson—No. 3-13 Feb. term. 1550.
Ton a•e hen:by notified that Phinens lycleon, your
lmsband, has app icd to the court of common pleas
Ff r,-adford county, for a divor o from the of
matrimony, and the said 'court has sepoMted Mee
dor, toe 13i..% of De 'mbar 1870, for hearing the raid
Pin leas in the premises, at which Cmocind phice you
can attend 1: you think proper.
Sept 29.'70-1t
IN BANIMITPTCY. -=DISTRICT
Oonrt of the United States for the. Wagers Dis
trict of PennsylvittlA. Weakra Dirtriel of Permaja
ra.ia, S. S. In the tuattar of Richard. Ashton, a
Dattkrttrt : • .
A Warrant in Bankruptcy his been issued by said
Court against the estate of. BICIIAED A.SHTON, of
the comity of limdford and State of Peansylriutia.
fe.'d Biat.'-ict, who hes bean duly adjudced a Bank
ofp rtition of his creditors, and the pert
be.
any oebts, end the deliccry of any property be
longing to said Bankrapt to .31m or bolds nse, and
the transfor of any property by him am forbidden
by law.' A meeting of the creditors of raid Bankrupt
tin prove their debts, and choose one or more as
signees of his estate, will be held at a Court of Bank
riiptcy, to ba holden at Towanda, Pa„ in said Dia
triet, °tithe 16th day of October, A. 8.; 1870, at 10
o'clock, a.m.. at the oiSee oif EDWARDI/VERTON.
k:sq„ one or the IV.gisters in Bankruptcy of said,
District. - A. SfIIRDOCII,
Sept. 22.'710.-4a - 1!. S. Marshal. us MeNspligq. ,
rink, BES - ,C).44Z JARS IN USE
/. I! McCABE
• • • --!•-!
ak4:1*640C4 4, -
'P .
.- • •
i i. - 64 0 1 ‘ -1 4-
4" lll r ' o****li i i' f #oo l o- 241410231:
ty a selixted ijoel of ' , •
.
GR 0 ERI E jErf;
W2dch I bin ;animator Cab. and cotaaent
Oat Icaix aollA as 14;rr Npim
elentittre: I uow oft to thOp L aigia speuithatock
EIN
TEA COPITLFA ;BUGARE4
szwit. 6w: ow ti t ubiza.
U 61711 an hind *large stiick ".f
MERON . „FLOUR ) OBA/Wil DO
!keep constantly on hand:lMM, We, LAItD. and
ell ilnita of MI. Wcmld eall tbe etiolation of 'the
ptiplic to our Can Do Berl
In quality or prim. haw OsitloraCelepratedlnun
4i7. New Voq Clusmital and Brown loop.-
Moue call and examine oak dock of
Lome assartmont of YANKEE NOTION'S. TOILET
SOAPS, &c., &a I wf7l pay alai littlest caahprice for,
Farmers, give rum esll before selling ebb-erne.
AU persona indebted to the late firm willnleaseeall
and make innnodlate payment.
t C.. B. PATCII.
Towanda. March:l2. 1847.
GROCERY AND PROVISION
• STORM.
McCABE & MIX
FAMILY. GROCERIES
=MUM% NEW DLO= WILUMI6 PA
We do not deem it neeesiary to Rnumerato ail the
dllerent articles we keep. Otwassortment Is ,
FIRST CLASS GOODS.
Cash paid for Partners Produce.
;AMES McCABI,
March 1, 1870. HARRY MIX.
pEopais
•• • - 5 1 , 1 at
• - 4 al
udp,e,•mt
app al
... .0 ',pad
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Which will be sold at tho lowest possible prices.
FRUIT OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
FLOUR, FEED, MEAL, GRAIN, &c
Bring on your produce, which we Pay cash for.
A constant inipply of Ashton Salt, all sized Churns,
Butter Firkins. Tubs. kn.
Please call and look through our stock. and we will
do our best to please you. W. A. P.OOK.WFur.,
Towanda. April 18,1864.
LOOTHERE!
COWELL & MYER,
At the old stand of Bnawitam, k Cowes., are now
receiving a large and well selected stock of
1:1110CEP.1103 AFD PROVlEffinifi,
Which they offer to cash buyers at prices . that defy
competition.
Cash paid for all kinds Farmers' Produce.
Apr 121, 18G9—tf.
JULES HUGUENM,
JEWELLER .(t SILVERSMITH,
Hag Just rrcelved from New York a now assortment
of fine Gold
LADIES' WATCHES;
of :al cles=iptior.s. Also - a selected assortment of
J. EIIII.Y VAN FLEET.
Sheriff.
CIiOCIL9 OF Au, sniEs 'PFAU TILE pmear.
GOLD, MINIM AND STEEL SPECTACLES AND
EYE•GLATLsES to fit all cares of towstend 2110 it.
I I .
ACCPXO DATING SPECTACLES.
By this
time
I am enabled to eichange Glasses at .
any time without extra charge. Call and soe.
CLOCKS, •NVA.TCHES JEWELIIY-REFUSED
ACKERIIII, CODFISH,.BLUR
111.. nt, Cisco* Pickled ato
smoto Sinokal Vialibut and Dried Ilea, Al
LONG & KEELELVS.
=MI
alt31:10., BIICIVIVIIUT pc.
STOCK OF TOBACCO,
WOODEN WARE
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
0. B. PATCH.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
AND
PROVISION . B,
ALWAYS COMPLETE.
Wo sollnotblng but
GRO4I2IY,AND iItOVISIGN STORE,
t..7~ry~te'gN[e.~i~atlr~F~7.i,~.~~ ~ ~.:~ry~nN...:~
A new and complete stock of
CODFISH,
MACKEREL,
ERR "'U';
PORK,
MUTTON,
HAM,
MODERN STONE WARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
DAIRYMEN,
:ewe*
Ono Boor north of
NEI:CUB'S NEW atocx. yoinl_voA, PA
WATCH.
SWISS 'WATCHES,
GOLD CHAINS, FINE GOLD
%T.M 177 I_l R. "7 - ,
E
EST TO THE 111ZST
Towanda, Dec: 18,189
TATIPit. G °
kw now obeninitbotinsiNdon4lo44
. 01:40Tgo§, * .f4 ND lOABStM
Lei
CO& S &O.
Sin:Rpm
ipw• •
, .
Web then artirPrefou:o tciulak , utx 14- fkitT ityip to
enittheir cuitosids,'op 6101:t ncitlco.
;,
Al lo OPlendid Ot
M.Dt-WLDE OWTHEi/G,
*bichthay are climes than oc,r.
13.A.TS
GENT'S. : FURNISHING - GOODS;
A WM and full lino of all tho Utast miles.
MI
Always On hand and In great virlety.'.
TILE LATEST AND 11117811 TIMM 01
NE.CK..TES,ROWS . ,
Also the Noti,Patent
WINDOW UMBBELIi.A.
All or stly of o,tir'Ckxyde will)* sold as
CHEAT FOR CASH
Am . to tho misket.
Call and look through our stock
- . Towanda, Arun 21.1870
1 1 4 4 4
GPThla spare belongs to E. SCHWAIZZ, dealer lit
Clotling and wont's Furnishing Goods. Ile is so
btnsy selling (glottilng Met ho has not Limo to write
agnailvertleement.
xt,
HURRAH ! FIUIMAII !
NE
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OP
READY MADE CLOTHING,
M. L. ROSENYLELD'S,
(Opporsita Powell k Cos.)
I am now offering to the public a largo and aholee
stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Consisting of
LINEN GOODS,'
And all the late styles for Spring and Sumer Wear,
FOR DIN AND BOYS
Which will be gold 2.5 per rent. less than former
pr jets at M. E. ROSENFIELDE. Mau a large in
voke of
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS
Untend to sell leas than cost, to make room for
Fall 'Stock. Now is' your thee to buy a Suit
cheap. Call and convince yourself that M. E. RO
SENFIELD offers Great Bargains in tho lino of
Clothing and
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
CaR before purchasing chambers.
M. ROSENFIELD
Towanda, Jan. 25, 1870
A DISPATCH XIIST RECEIVED
GLORIOUS NL•'WB FOR CITIZENS OF TOWANDA
AND VICINITY
There Is conatalitly being received Al the . rTEMPLE :
OP FASHION,' ; ^ a largo stock of
•
SPRING AIsiD'SUMMER GOODS,
which hare been purchased for mall. at minced
prices. and will be sold each buyers at lower rates
than ever before offered in Towanda. My stock con
sists in part of , ,
'KIM% BOW CLOTILING.
DLACS. UdOWX AND LIDS DEAN= DOTI%
ME.DRESS COATS, CASSTh!ERE SUITS, LINEN
Coats, Pants, Yeats, and White Linen Pack Snits,
also slug° variety of
GENTS FURN.LSADTG GOODS,
EATS, CAPS, SUSPEADEES. NECK TIES.
ripen ANTS ttc-r—z carisns,
of the latent stiles and faahlons. Remember the In.
dm:temente that I offer, and' that I am not to be nn.
(*sold by anrdoaler in town, or elsewhere. All
who wish anything in my lino aro respectfully Writ+
ed to glve me a call before purchasing and convince
yonrselVes.
11. JACOBS.
Nn.l49Main.st., IteWien:ma's Block,
Towanda, Pa.
13- Cash paid for Maas and Pelts.
GOLD STILL COMING DOWN !
AND max SUING IN Nit
GROCERY pnpUSION LINE,
sdu now ',Ong ofterc.,l at
coIiVELL '4Cz MYER'S
at prices that cannot fail to satisfy all-that they are
determi l p not to ba undersold by any one. They
have e ed their Store by, trrillding so that they
sow ha e room for the fresh' supplies that site, daily
received by "Cern. They have connected with their
store n Market where they now keen fresh !Olds to
sell by the quarter or piece, sac a full supply 6! tiro.
caries and Previsions, to which they verde mill the
attention of all cash 'buyers. Come and examine one
Geode and Prices, before purchasing sun satisfy
yourselves. We guarentee all \ goods to give entire
satisfaction. We are thankful to ear custmers for
their past liberal patronage and Solicit a continuance
of the same. COWELL &
Dec. 20, 1869.
TRY OUR TE &fit AND cFFEE,
MEM
AILL- - ; AND' , . , ,WINTEA 1
=I
VAR VIELSOR ;humus;
ZERCHANT'
r. WAVERLY 720GA - 00, N.Y.
'Neer tho Dopet.
RAVE,-• etraza =mix Ism Sca!st cos.,
SATISFACTION GUAIIR:ANTEE.D
A. large utpck of
CLOTHS -AND CASEMtatit:
~• 4 • .
EATS AND CAPS,
GENTS' FURNISIEENG GOODS.
03.1418 bo fit the Ward lion*thei first and third
Tueadsys of each month, ofth , sattipLon of Goods,
and prro. seed to tato xi:tenures.
GEO. B. VAN VELSOR.
Sept: 4,1870. BOBT. N. MANNER&
NEW SPBING tIND S
It. W. EDDY
Would tuinotmo to tho'citizene of Towanda, and the
public genarall,y, that ho has in atoro and daily
,t•eo.
oohing now and
FRESH GOODS,
In Ma line, nititable to the Avsnts of Um people, which
ho will will for Currency at former
Ceitetetlag as usual of good, well and sellable made
CLOT.HINO,
(Ho Shoddy of any kind) oonidsting of
BUSINESS SUITS,
all grades,
-COATS, VESTS AND .PANTS,
DRESS COATS, PANTS & VESTS,
Overalls and Overshirta, andtriVar Man.
Linen, Cassintere, and Flannel Shirta.lceek Ties. Sus
penders. Gloves, Canoe, Leather Bags, Spring Style
Silk. Soft and. Straw Hata. All first-claws. Itomem
bei that good, Goode are cheaper at a fair titled, than
poor good at any price. Call and examine ray goods
before baying.- No. 9 Patton& Griffiths Block,Bridie
Street.
Towanda, Jnne 8, 1870. B. W. EDDY.
BLOOD 03Z .
Roll continuo to manufacture their celebrated
HORSE POWERS & CT EMsTERs,
and will eon a better machine, for less money thin
cmibc taut olaewlibre in the world. We claim for
our machines that they will do as much, or more,
than any other, and era Moro durably built. We.
personally superintend our work and ace that it La
well clown. We will send
• TeISCRIPTTVE CATALOGUES,
of our machines, on application.
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
One dE Two .liorze - THRESIIER cC SEPREATORS,
THRESHER and CZ, E4..VERA;
FANNING MILLS,
COWITLAR AND DRAG SAW - 111:11.S.B,
SAW AND GRIST MIX work done to order.
Givo tie a call before parchaein g elsewhere.
'ld `sNalas
'oo I? -a007.£1,
Aug. 2, 1563. . ,
NEW CARRIAGE FACTQRY !
On Fins, between ;•Isln and Second, Streeta, back
of G. F. Mason & Co.'s Dank.
lIEBBY STEWS, (formerly of the firm of Bryant
& adieu) informs his friends amt former patrons,
that he has built a
where he xrill coneta*ly keep on hand atoll assort
t•
ment of
TOP AND OPEN • BUGGIES,
TROTTING - SULRYS. AND SEIMETONS,
Made of the best material and finished in the best
city style. Pie long experience inr city carriage
Factories gives him a decided advantage over others
irt i thc
/liniA, Style and l)urability
. .
of Lis Wigan& All Lb aakq le an
INSPECTION OF HIS WORK
pretioun to purchcsinff elsewhere
ALL 'WORK WAIMANTED TO CI PE VERVE:Ca
Thankful for the llbemil patronage formerly ex.
'tended and respectfully ask a continuance of the
same.
Towanda, May 24, 1870.—tt
NEW PLANING. MILL
The undersigned having built it largo and commo
dious Mill in the Borough Si Towanda, and filled it
with the most modern and improved machinery, for
the manufacture of ,
- -
Are prepared to 1111 orders, whether large or small,
upon the shortest code°. We have also a largo va-
riety of MOULDINGS, of the latest style and pattern,
- which wo can furnish much cheaper than they can be
worked by hand. _
PLANING,
TONGUE/NG,
•• GItOOVINO;
AND 13C1100L
SAWING,
And all akar work pertalningtoJoincry.wlllbodama
to atilt our cnatamars.
Persons building, and not living more than twelve
to fourteen vanes distant, Wailnd 'UAW'S for their
interest to buy of on, cit_bring. their lumber and have
it worked by our machinery. Bring your grist of
Flooring, or other lumber, and while pear team is
feeding, have it ground out and take it home with
you. ' -
We will lief than for FMB AND 1024:40CB.
LUMBER delivered at o'er lumber yard. Como And
Nee oft, or if you can't nun * With.
Tows's] Fcb... Mt. L. B. 11.0 DOERS & CO.
MONTANYES, •
General Denlag fn '
STAPLE .54 FANCY DRY GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES, SHOE FINDINGS
No. 105 Main St, corger of the Public &ram
em±4.-
6tiairi:4la 4te,ot,
IMALErp 13
GOODS:
GOLD• PRICES!
all Wool.
Linea Coda, 11:tartars sad Pants,
Manufactories;
TOWANDA, PENN'A
TiRSV RRICR pARIIIAGE FACTORY,
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
PLATFORM WAGONS,
SATISFACTION.
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
at reduce." prices.
OtimioZ44:s4llAN4
WINDOW BASH AND BLINDS
Onocznrr.s. CROCEMIT, GLASSWARE,
Leather, Ilata, Caps, Umbrellas, tee.,
.1.. D. MOSTANYE,
I). DIONTANYE,
ma) 1 1,1870
3 1 1M { 0 1 * 1- o '. !i i !l t citgo
1 -.: EA:I6 Oiir i. ;,SWiiii; 7
M gAll PA'S',N!*'...x . t.tapp lc;
TOWANDA. PA.,
la tho place to buy all kinds of
For coda; , ' , Folsvircin arCi roietrint'i"
large stook
ot - - - '
koirsr, Ftiiil4l,sßiNd GOODS,
BLINDS,' GLASS, PyrrY,
, •
AND L.EATEEn,BET.TINISI
, .
Our ratnte, OUR; to., are of the boat quallf.and
will be sold ire/7 low. -Ne aro. also agents for the
AMERICAN: STP.AAr SAFE,
MAITDORN'S PATENII;
ontrrollable Fire Proot iiatopaulo". Alger
FAIRBANKS'S _ SCALES,
SCHAGHTICOKE POWDER CO.,
lIATTOIII3 UAW . BORE
SUP HER PHOSRHATE
II 41 * k &WA= :VA al
Ia very largo' and nunnfirtarod out of the best
Inatarial.
We aro also prepared to do Jobbing of Olcinds'
We are tho only agents for the oelebrated new
EMPIRE ' COOKING • STOVE,
Tito beat cooking Etoiro in nac, .I=l every kora
warranted to glee Eztisfactlon. March 10, 10..
Furniture.
F URNITURE 'STILL LOWER .
JAS. O. FROST,
Would snnottneo to thS perplo of Towanda • acid tho
rest of ausaldnd, thstutterltds data, hls magnllicent
stock of
FURNITURE
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
My stock Is complete and Saftststs of
PARLOR SUITS,
LIBRARY SUITS,
DINING ROOM FURNITURE,
AND FUL•NITILILE ror. nxr.
MATTRESSES, PILLOWS, 4EDDaG, SUER=
ZXTENSION TADLES, ic.. Cc,
lIEDSTI;ADSI
My own manufacture. and warranted superior, win
ho soldfor loss than city made 'ones will coat else.
whore.
COME ONE, COME ALL,
Examine for yoneselves. See and be myelin-ail that
Furniture la sola cheaper at FROST'S than at any
other place in the world. Cannery deatera cupplied
at the lowest market rates.
I furnish COFFINS sf every de.criptton, Metalie
Burial Cases, Caskets, fee., and have the
.118ARSE. IN ,NORTELEILN
Towauda, Atne 21, IMO
F uitNtyrrim wAnp-Rooms
JAMES MAKIN SON announces to tho puhltc that
he still continnes 'to manufacture and keep on hand
a large aasartment of _
O. 4 4VINET FURNITURE,
Bure,ausiTbles, Bedsteads, Stands, .Chairs, 4
every description, which are made of the best mate
rials, and in the most work:Manlike manner.
I invite the inspection of the public to turwork,
which shall not ho surpassed in durability at any shop
in the country. and my prices will be found to be as
low as the times will admit.
Ready-made Coffins constantly on hand or made to
order. A good,Rearse will be furnished when destrud.
Aug. 15. 1145.
Escellanooin.
N EW . .ARRANGEMENT!
•
Having-purchased the. '
BOOT & SHOE ESTABLISHMENT
lately conducted by DAVIS KEENER, at No. 16
Main.st., Towanda, Pa., I would respectfully infirm
the publiethat I lirvia just received a. large assort
ment of ,
AND,,GENTS'. SHOES !
coi,Ahting of
LAD t IES GAITERS,
Of all grades. 'adies
GOAT AND LEATHER 'SHOES
MISSES &ND CHILI:int/6 SHOES
Of every variety, which will be sold cheap far cash,
Ofve hint a call and satisfy yourselves that he is
selling cheaper than the cheapest.
I would call eispecial attention to my
CUSTOM IiEPA I? DIENT I
I make to order everything In the line, of
LADIES' AND GENTLEJIEN'S WEAR.
I feel confident, that I can give entire satisfaction.
I employ none but first-class mechanics.
.Iguarrargce perfect ids, and al: work irorraufed.
Repairing neatly and promptly done.
Remember the place, No. 145 Main.st.„ a few doors
below the Means - House, Towanda, Pa. Look out for
the sign of the Rig Boot-
Mr'. DAVIS will conduct the business as my Super
intendent. , JOHN McIIRTIRE.
Towanda:-Pa., Scpt,l, 1870.—tt
8008-BINDERY.-TItE
PUB
lic is twpeethilly informal that the Book-Din
dory has beau removed to the Argue Banding, third
story, where Mil be done
B 0 t 3 S.-
In all its various branches, an terms as reasonahlo as
••tho tunas" w ll allow. , Tho Binary will bo under
tho charge of
An experienced Binder, and all work will be promptly
done in a style and manner which eannotbo excelled.
liewspapers,Old .11.)oka, ke., bound
In every variety of style. Particular attention will be
paid to tbo Baling and Binding or
To any desired pattern, which in finality and dres
iiility will be warranted.
All work will banally for delivery when promised.
The patronage of the pnblie is solielted, and per
fect satisfaction gnaranteed.
Towanda, Aingnst 2, 1241—tf.
CONSUMERS OF
CONFECTIONERY!
cow.
LET US REABOIN TOGETHER!
How min any person manttlacture Confectionery.
and sell it at 15 cents a ponnd. irben anger is worth
10 cents at the Refinery, (unless it is terribly adnl.
teratedn,
How can any dealer retail such a rile compound to
his cnstomeri and have a conscience void of °thine°, '
Litman any conk:inter eapect to purchase pure
Confectionery at twenty-five and thirty cents per
pound when &pure article cannot be manufactured
Leas than thirty to forty cents per pound, consisting.
of cicada buds, burnt almonds, and. such class of
goods? -
Within a few days wo have been offered Mesta
buds, etc., for fifteen conic per pounZ, and Choco
late Creams at twenty cents, and the agent acknow
ledged that they were adulterated teriper cent, with
Terra Albs; and it is fact that tons of this cheap
Confectionery are made end sold. In thin country
!every year, and thesauri:mem are theoaly persona
injured by it. .? ,
- Nolo, or Me 'benefit of Mose to/,o tar:4 a Pure article
of Crm edirrnery, 'me will tolrmnt Oery article of mtr
tan actual Strktly kt:re and free' Irvin every ingre
dient deleterious to health.
1. HART.
Store formerly minted by John Oarman,ll4ln Street.
Towends, October 21, 1529. .
F ATM:FOR SALE DUAIONROE
sUbacriber 'offers for • sale
Ida valuable farm, lying on the Marwick turnpike, in
Monroe township,, three miles from the village of
Monroe. and seven miles from Towanda, with a
gixwl road Wading from both the above places. The
Sullivan Erie Itagroad also paws through the
farm. It contains 190 acres, about 65 acres under
good state - or cultivation; good buildings; two largo
orcharos,-and is well watered: Terms easy.
J. C. SIDGWAY, 2d.
South Branch. Aug. 17,'10.
TOWANDA. PA
M=
DO . 01t.%
Our Mock gt
will be effered at
CHAMBER SUITS,
JAMES 0. 1.7.1Z05T
INDINGI
C. IutriASEIL
131,11 tit DOORS,
Drugs andltmaim.
SON- 4 06, -
AFT7.I
-' OLD CASH = - .1)111431. • Sp44h,-.
Tirtlltt TWASS;
eottieT3Lifel find fitivets, Tbsiinds,
. , ... . . . .
Hem recently added large* to their *tech.& Wilma
Complete apeortment,.ccmatituting an extensive va
-del', eiebraelmt many articles need in - the Arta -ter
mechanical I mmrrl~ carefully. selected with rrtl
to - the progroWre wants of the public. Which will be
ktXr a conatantly supplied with' (Mill' perchance, end
=themoat reasonable terfms at pirtedelale or
Acta% cOnalating. of
~. • .
.. .
Dutra% MEDICINES, . CIIEMICALS,
rand eut, TAXISMMICS,
-
ALCOROL AND TURPENTINE;
eau. PAINT. rawasu, WHITE-wAsa,
And angthols of Brnßhoa,
KER.OSEkE OR 'COIL 014
, -
Lan!, ErHADES, O , III3L7LTS,
• Sperm, Lard, Whale, Noata Fart, '
TANNER'S AND ISIACIIENE OILS,
„Fancy and Toilet Aal4cles In 4/1 their
SPONGES, SIBUSEIES, -SOAPS, COMES.
Pomades, flete-Dyes, Perfumery,
POCKET BOOKS, .F' 014 T MONA'S,
Rocket Tolves. Bazars,
TOOTH, ID . C.IN AND lIAIB rarrAnATl9Ns.
P . m= wms Ara) LIQUORS,
For blacilvical ume,
•
TOBACCA'. SWIM TIFFS AND . CIGAFig s
Ilaislen, Field and Flower Seals: Traasca, Sup
porters, Suspensories., Shoulder Braces, Breast
.Pump* Teething . Alugs„ Nursing Bottles,
lapplea. Nipple Shells and Shiellk.Syringca,
PIM, Self-Sealing Fruit Jam, Thor
roonsetera. Flavoring Extracts, nom
lugs, Glare Ware, Bottles, This, Corks, Bath
• Mick; and Stove Blacking, Fish Tacllo, Am
munition, ice., Botanic. Fcloclio and Honviipatit
le Medicines, and all the popular rateut
M E D r:C E S .
=titles warranted as iepresented. Persons at
distance3=n twelve their orders by stage or Distil
which will receive prompt and careful attention.
Medical, 'advice wiyen gratuitously at the
_office,'
charging only for medicine. ' -
Sir Thankful for past liberal pafronsiii, would res
pectfully annum:Lee to their friends and the puldic,that
uo pains shall be spared' to satisfy, and merit the con
tinuation of their conAdence and patronage.
,r Open dundeys for proscriptions from 0 to - 1
and 12 m. fro 1. arida to p.m.
C. PORTER, SON k Co. '
dti1y1,1,470. —4r— _
•
jj
W. BROWN, •
.1: •
;37 MAIN STREET, TOWANDA, Et.
WTIOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUG-G-IST'.
The subscriber respectfully annocuaces to the pub
lic in cenercit that he ha on hand a large and *ell
selected stock of 1
DRUGS.
CEE. II ICA.U.
OIL, VAIINISLIEE
WINDOW GLASS, • -
. • DYE STUFFS
All tko poinlarPaterit Mthlicipcs or the day
PURE ..WINE AND 'LIQUORS
For Medical p-urroaca.orily
PERFUMERY.
Fancy and Toilet articlpss. :
Soaps of every descilpii6u,
•
Thermometers, .
Bathing, Surgterns, hz.l Common Sponges,
flair Brushes, .. •
Tooth Brushes,
•Dretising C01111)S, '
Poelcet arid Fins Combs,
Tollet Powder,
Puff Boxes,
Toth Powders,
Tooth Washes,
• and ".Tooth Soaps.
and oliwr articles bt•longiug to the Drug, trade too
numerglis io - mention. FT•wing the Agency of the
Gil : G l .,
';‘. U. 5.., TEA COMPANY,.
IT 4CDICEMENTO
' I AN OFFER
To pnrcbasers of gooda. in Uieli line
. FlyAicians preseripPonm.and finally. receipts com
pounded by persons thordpghly .competcnt, ail all .
hours of the (lily or night.'
Thankful fsr the past liberal patronage, I re
spectfully solicit a continuance of the same, pledg
ing myself that no effort eball be spared to nuke
my establishment second to none in'this section.
Dr. T. F. Madill may be consulted at this store as
heretofore. F. Vi.plow.N.
•
Jan. 31. 1870.
Boots ana Shoos.
G E E - BALE - GAINS IN
BOOTS ft SI-10MS
EiNZEI
NEW: BOOT.g.NLi SHOE .TORE,
South cud of Ward Ilotisc
I'bn unihasigned are mioving a large and. well a
laded stock:of
B 0 0 .T.S • 'A N D AS' II Q E
Sirdtable for tho
SITAIIIES AND FALL TRADE,
Which we offer lon for Cash. Cousietig of
GENTS,
LADIES,
AND Mal/HEN S- WEAR
SETT•ED AND PEG(TED TOOTS
MADE TO ORDER
BEPAHiLVG NEATLY :PONE
AMY/t1"-"CD17 11'71Eti 111031ISED
Thankfulifer past . eoli it a continuance
of the same.‘.
atm: wobaronp. .01LBE3T M. CLAIM
Towanda, April 5, 1869..
Fonndoi7 and Maohinp . Shop.
•
•
FOUNDER:I7 4 MACHINE 01:14
Ths'undersigned having purchnsed the Foundry
and Nr...i . . tkine Shop lately owned by 30,in Carman.
'are prepared to do all kinds of work appertaMing to
their business, with promptness and dispatch.
I L g, R
CIRCII,LAR SAW MILLS,
MAN DRILLS,
And all kinds of 1.'7 . "
' ITADE To ORDER.
ENGINES REPAIRED,
And all work warranted lo give satisfkotlon
SHINGLE MACHINES
Of the latest and most irnproiedkindsmanutietured
an. pt coustaUtly ou Laud res4y for uso.
PLOUGHS,
SlDEanan, 'mg AND WOODEN imams
• -
CULTIVATORS, CORN 1'71,0110M
AND
PLOUGH POIN.TS
Of all kinde, Asid the latest impfevemenlo kept
• eidistautly
CHURN POWERS,
LAltar. AND. SMALL SIZE
STOVE CAA•S,TINGS
~_CELLAR GRATES,
SLED AND SLEIGH SHOES,
LAUGEN firITLL'S
AO 211 liind3 ulcaetln42 furnished-1a .
March 30, 137 J. F. 111EA2itJ & /ON
, ;." ilwarance„
NAyIONL "LIFE 'I AI~ANCE
augfrAinrez, 11,99?,0041—rAt0 la nu-
Cbutpred 14 &ravels, lug.
CLARENCE IL CZAiLL Presiaent ;
JAE COOKE, chitriziazrElnauce and Ex. Cr A ;
HENRY D. COOKE, Woo Presidext ;
EMERSON -N.. PEET, Secrttaryand Attu.. iry.
•
?ho advantage* 5 the Netioual Lie Insuranc. Co
aro r •
1. It IA liational Company. chartered by com m
s .
2 . .. It bad a paid up capital of Ono Milllon Deih r ,
3. It offoililcor rates of provittuum
4. It (armee" lazgcr Insurance than other C.cto.
•ea. for the same mono) , ;
5. It is definite . and =ten';
, G. Therein no poncibility of /Marc yr.-wet:4i n ,
• agents, or misuuderetandimr by r.hry-bnldtrir
. 7. The policies are plain contraetr, ro nmeh7tcr
Talmo for so much money' ;
B.MI policies are non-forfeiting ;.
U. The Ix)p.cies are exempt from attadunett.
ioLLTL k co.. Ba'nkers, 1141.1adclpbir,
B. 8. litlqBrtr Manager
C. ig.SUREP...k A. G. -3IA.SON,
06,/ittenta for Towanda and vicinity
Jilt 9, 1869: .
C AMP & VINCENT'S
INSURANCE AGENCY, • -
• PAfeies written in . all of the following rpr.lar and
reliable Companies. LOSSES Ftettl.l and paid at bra'
°®m.'FARM PROPERTY, (including{ Li
and dwellings in town insured ALL 100X-Ci:r,
DV lITNIYNG 28 well as
LITE INSTIRA'SCE affecten: one of ttat
Largos: and Safe:.t CODI.PaUItd Ll.u:s country.
• -
•
LltrEr.pu. IsatillANCE COMPANY,'
1.2,71a90, Ent/land. j
ARK tg
INEVEANPP. COMpANy, )
etti , :innatt, (A 1.,.
*/ 090,Gu
. ,
:,-
CLEVELIearD hisrnANcl:
Cierefantl,
Asßett4
WYOMING IN6IIIIANCE CoIIkANY,
Withwßarre, '4'a.
EIME!
LANCA.STIM iSsram‘cy: CONPANY
rd.
AsFettq • Ko
CITE rum INstrn.euccr Coarn:cf,
• /far:ford,
Azacta 573,C7
Nor.a . li A:lE4=lv Cb..
jury; trd, Conn,
Ausct.E., • 6491,15.1.
INSii
FULTON Firs. iNSVIttNef.: CUM - PANT.
• New rork.
Assets $361,224
INDErrturnr: C0ur... , 51t, -
Enzton, Mass. J
............. 3 ....... .....
Tons DYE INsuunscr
Nao, York.
Arrelto 513,00,1.0,3
AGIUGATE CAPITAL REPItE9TE3:),. 01111
Strict attention' to buriterg. fair dea!ia - tom]
prompt etttliiment of 1.0.11.c0, 18otru sicrrro.
Cotuo and try no.
Oillcii . on Alain Atm.:, opporite . Court 110 u.., ap
btairr.
V/STENT at Alerc-ara Bank from 9 d. in. n:1 .i
o'clock. p.
T. E. C_&Y.E. VINCI:34,-
-w. 8. VINCENT. j
TOIVTII3.I, Pa., July W. 1070,-1y
ft
- 2 -
THE PENS AIVITAL
LIFE INSURANCE COUPANY,
14 , 0. 9'21 CHESTNUT STREET. HULA.
ACCU3WLATED FUNI),
z iScumE FOR 1.86.1;
Ii r rVID.M6S lIAVE AVERAGED ANNTALT.r
POLICIES ISSUED ON ALL APPROVED PLAN.
Preminnix play be paid annually or somiaimuMly
a Icirm will be made for part of the dtrd-otht.
SAMT.7EL C. 111 - EY, Pres , id,nt,
E•AMUE'L E. SMILES, Flo.. Dr, Aden:.
JOIDN W. lIODNillt. A.y.P. and Actuary,
STENIE.NS. S, Cr, tary.
J15 , 11,1'0 u H. D. :11'KE.A.N. General Agent
G UAR •lAN.
MUTUAL: "
-,.-
LIFE INSURANCE "'COMPANY,
,
NO. 2nl BROADWAY, 3;6" 3 - or:X.
Pon:wits IN lai,CE • 1•25,1101.1.01
I.h.oETs, oVer 2,1 4)0.401)
ANNUAL INcOIIE, me-
~I,ooO.treo
LCRsKs.P./.1:1 • 50u.e..09
All approved fort:, of P.theies issued. - '
Liberal niecles Cr payment of premiums.
polieiei• non-forfettab!, by'Their tends.
• The eIIII,V profits of the C.4.Tany ,ID'eled tqu:t
-' b?!....; alnoug the insure.i. :,
ANNUAL DIVIDENDS.
..
A • Ivii.,•ToN 11. PEC.101.13.1. l'ar-,itags - r.
....
11'11J.,1A.11 T. 1.14:re.1:, Wien Pntinnwr.
„-.. Ilia
31 .1.1).431, "SEC'T AND ACTI.TAILY.
P.IIILADELPIII.I ItErptENCLS
~.
7on",I: k Co., Ban te•ri. ,-, .
..i t zt.E .7 I. ( a:a. ' a:, Co., L'an!;...,:s.
Jolt!: Wooesner. lc Co.. Ica :4lerclianth.
S. A. 31:1c:rm. l'i - t.st. rangers' 4 31n,.1anica' Bank.
1 T. B. PrTne,ec, PcAeher.
• J. A. RECORD,
jiy12.70-..t.f Agent, Towanda, Pa.
CONNECTICU,T MUTUAL LIFE
INSUILANCE COMPANY,
~MISSES,
Numutunsr; mnut 5t),(1(4) Mgt:MEM.
ASSET t S (June 1. 1:447.q over $2.5,1300010.
'Surplus WV,: $7,(100.9410.
zur.nmiT DISTREVD 7051 40 TO7O PER CE)
Tutal Claims'lY4:,De.llll pinto date; ol.r Sq,not),Ouq.
'roma.s P.tm ro OVER t.1.3,01).),(0).
,
A PLTEL .1" 2,tICTUAL COJ/PAXY.
All 1t shrifts is equitably Inif.llo4/ as , nr,"
icy holders tu •
DIVIDENDS,
Which may bo applied - 1n reduction of Preminam or
may bo accumulated at lute.reat or the benefit of t
ABsured, or may bo . receired by them In Caxh:
• Paidom Policies are granted after two or more
years' Prerainros have been paid, !.hns praoticallf
mating
ALL' TINES OX-FOLFEITING.
•
It IssuezCies upon all _
DFSIRABLE PLANS OF iNSIMANCE, -
And has adopted in ita woriiws several • '
SP EC L FEA TI.TES
ORIGINAL Wan THIS COMPANY AND OFFER
- F.D Bl NO OTILER.
11. IL lacEi, - %N. Agent
Towanda, Pa., July .22., ISGO—tf _ _ _
.VEIV ROUTE TO
PIIIA.
NORTH PENNSYLVANLt RAILROAD
Shortest and moat direct line to Plifisaript4 Ral•
timore. WashinntOn, and the South.
Passengers by this route
_take PCIILIIVITAtILS k
Nen' York Railroad train. passing Towanda at 7:15
make close connection at Bethlehem with Ex.
train- of-North Penn'ailtailrond, and arrive in
Philadelphia at 5:05 P. 51.rin time to take night
trains either for the South or West.
City passenger care are at the Depot on arrival of
II trains chnvey naseenners to the various Depots
nil to all parts of the city. -
. . .
' 'Scare North I . , enn'a Railroad Depot, corner 'Berke
and American atreeta, Philadelphia. at 7:35 A. IL.
arriving at Towanda 5:15 P. 31., aamn evening.
Baggage Express collecta and delivers bag
figs, ofties No. 105 South Fifth street. Philadelphia.
. F: eight received at Front and. Noble streets. Mils
delphia. and forwarded br Daily Fast Freight train
to Towanda, and all points in Susinebanna vane,'
with quick dispatch. ELLIS CLARKE.
Agt. N.P.R. IL, Front and Willow Sta.
May lg. 1870. , Philadtiphis.
TAYLOR'S ELECTRIC OIL
A till:A:teal preps, ation Which tends to remove all
unnatural proi'ortien when appllt tl, either on 'Man or
Oast. It is conceded, by all Alio have used' it, to
he the best amistant to 'nature in the restoration of
afFeeted parts to their . natural fnnctioi s. which the
nu - die:ll world has ever re:rived. It has cured molly
co es of Rheumatism which_could not Iv releiveti by
any other medicine. It Is need by triany of not host
physicians for that purport. Is also unsurpasrod
in tile enre of Corns, Clailhlslns, Cramps. Contract
tiou of Muscles, Strains, Spavinit, Bruises and Sores
orall kinds, It to called; by those who have used it,
the best medicine for Horses in the market. la al
ways safr, speedy. and effectual. Every bottle guar
ranteed to give satisfaction, or money refunded.
Par sa:n by all Druggists and dealers in medicine.
11. IIItOICNING TAYLOR.
Lellaysvillo. Pa.
We Proprietor and Mannfactnrer.
I }Rlrll
FRUIT OF ALL KINPS
COWELL St MYER:
r 11423'70M
co. or tr.s. A,
Central Ageiti
TONS'. NDA, FA.
MEDI
.$25,000,000
INCORPORA,frp 1847
$3,000,000
ABOUT 50 pm: GEST
OF HALTFORD,
117:7TIMINO
IIIEIGAT ACCOIMODATIONS