11 Proper Time to Skim The milk should' be "slimmed as soon as all the : cream hasrim' en, and before the milk has - thickened. The enact time required for the cream •to rise, will of course depend:uPon . the temperature, but a little experience will aid one to tell. At' the time the cream should be•removed, it will have a bright, healthy appearance--a rich yellow, uniform, and such odb:erency of particles as will enabl&one some.; , times to remove the entire cream at one dip of the skimmer. If allowed to stand too long withoutskimming, both the-quantity and the quality of the cream will be seriously affected ; the surface will become discolored, blotched and knobby, while under neath the cream is rapidly yielding to the corrosive tendency of the acid in the milk. The thickest cream may be as surely destroyed by stand ing on the milk, as would the finest fabrick in a bath -of sulphuric acid. When thus destroyed, the cream is replacgd by a thin, watery substance having no resemblance to milk or Cream. Those facts, which may be easily verified, show how essential it is the cream should be taken off beforQ the milk has acquired any great, amount of acidity. Yet, in order to make the largest cittlintity of butter, care must be taken not remove the cream too soon. Many neat and thrifty house wives ihake a practice of " slamming up' the milk at stated intervals, so as to be through with the job. This is, of course very pleasant., but in, solves considerable loss, as they do not get the full cream from the new est milk, The milk should all be skimmed at the same age, provided it has the same conditions as regards temperature, - etc. It follows, then, that some milk should be skimmed every night and every morning."— Prize Essay of Mrs. Deane, of Illinois. Proper Treatment of Oohs. Ovet-feeding with any kind of food, particularly with grain, is one of the worst evils that can befall a colt. What he wants is growth, not fat, not mettle, artifrinlly infused or awakened. This is a premature call on the future strength. - Good tender hay and grass are the feed, winter and summer, for a colt, varied a little if desired, but not with grain. A lit tle corn or barley may be given where 'the hay is poor, Over-ripened or ill cured. Thus a colt should grow, re serving its strength, and grow into tractability as well, the whole thing being carried on, growth .and tuition, till at the proper age yda have a horse in limb and in training. You then stand a chance to have a sound horse, a well-developed, kind and tractable one that you can rely upon. At six and seven, and thence for many years, your horse will be a ser viceable animal, an instrument train ed to order; and you are the one-that should drive him and keep . him; no one will get the good out of him that you will. But Never over-feed, never over-do; never abuse because you may be passionate, never over-heat nor expose to the cold after heating; and keep out of the cold rains. Treat well but do not pamper; treat as a horse, with strength yet kindness.— F. G. in Country Gentleman. LIVE WEIGHT IN Al4 - &i S.—The amount of meat obtained from a do mestic animal sold by live weight is quite variable. From the statistics derived from the public slaughter house of Pariss and Brussels, it ap pears that certain animals yield as much as seventy per cent. of meat, while others give only fifty per cent. The mean weight of meat, produced is calcnlated at fifty-eight per cent. of the live weight, in beef cattle. In the case of sheep the propottion is from forty to: fifty per: cent. It ap pears that different products from - oxen and sheep are as follows: An ox of the live weight of 1,332 potinds, yields—meat 771.4 pounds; skin, 110.2; grease, 87; blood 55.1; feet and hoofs, 22; head 11; tongue, 6.60; lungs and heart, 15.33; liver and spleen, 20.05; intestines; - 6645; loss and evaporation, 154,352; muting the total •of 1,332 pounds. ^The - product from a sheep weighing 110.2 pounds is as follows: Meat, 55:1; head, 408; 'feet and hoofs, 2.204; blood, 4.408; tongue, lungs and heart, liver and spleen, 4.408; intestines, 6.612; loss and evaporation,lB.736—making the total of 110.2 pounds. M. Youn Tams-Muse:a Low.— Train your pear trees for .garden or field use, so that they will branch at a distance of one or two feet from the ground. The advantages are easily enumerated: lst. It is easy to trim. 2d. It is easy to gather the frni 3d. Falling fruit is little injured. 4th.. All branches, being sturdy, will not be strained by over-bearing or over-weight of fruit. sth. Soil will be. kept shaded and moist. 6th. Trunk will be protected from the scorching sun. 7th. Tree will grow more and :more beautifid. As IRISH STEW.—Take two pounds of small thick mutton-chops, with or without fat, according to your taste; take also four pounds of good pota toes, weighed after. they are pared, slice theta thick and put a portion of them. in a layer"in a stew pan; season the mutton well with pepper and place some of it on the potatoes; cover it with another layer and pro ceed in like manner with all, reserv- ing plenty of the vegetables for the ' , top; pour in three--quarters of a pint 'of water and add when the stow be- gins to boil an ounces of salt. Let s it simmer gently two hours and serve it very hot. When the addition of an onion is liked, mince it and strew ,it over the potatoes. Por.kro Brssouz—Fazsca.—MaSh and season the potatoes with salt and white pepper and cayenne, and mix with plenty of minced paraley and a small quantity of green onions, add sufficient yolks of eggs to bind the mixture together; roll into small balls and fry them in plenty of lard or but ter over a moderate fire, or they will be too much browned before they are done through. SWEET-POTATO Poste--One and three-fourths of a poand of sweet-po tatoes boiled and mashed, stir in while warm two tablespoons of but ter; beat these well, add a little salt, three tableipoons of good brown su gar, one of ground ginger; beat in three gills of milk; when quite light from beating ponr into a buttered pan, and ' three-fourths of an hour. Serve hot. If a lady bids you take heart, you can take hers. ill V . lttE RAILWAX. JLAI „ • ... pea KILIIB USD= MO =LEI • au zurressuz „ cams ow • • .• • maw otuaz—mousza nig= sad CLEVELAND, TOLEDO, DETIIOIT comm e.ONNIAOO,- unastAmuz. Z. PAUL. AM all points Weld atid =xi:mu% muds I vain. • DAYTON, CINCINNATI. NDUKAYOLIS. - • youunnix. sr. Loris. And all poltde Sodllx and !outlived. • Iry azOncricrizD Ocuzloco . • sax cocoa wenn: camiat av Rocammum.-etramo. Dvx rets.Cummutu Asa eaccimt, On and after Monday. JUNE 13 1870. tralna will leave Waverly at about the falkridag beam Na GOING VEST. i tat a.m. morn. EXPRIiSS al=nroPtedifte Rochester. Buffalo, Dunkirk. and Ctn. china'. connecting wither Lake Shamlichkran 'Southern. and Grand Trunk Railways at Buffalo. Dunkirk andCloveland for the West; also at Clear. land with the C. C. C. it Ina. Railway for Indfan /polls; and at ancinnati with theLoulsville Short Line Railway.~ and the Ohio & Railway for the South and Scsthwest 1, also with connect ' ins linos at windpal stations on main line. CO a. - ZXPRESB. thihr. for Rochester. Buffaio..Drokhrt. Clereland -sad Oiscduristt. mak ing direct rousection with f Grand Trunk. and Lake Shore Railways at B e affa o lo. Donldst and Cleveland. foeall points West. and at Citichinati with the Ohio &MLsiasippi and Louinille Short Line Railways for the South and &stin.west ; also with lino all connecting lines at principle stations on main . 4411 a-zu.-116IL Vtani. Bandar* oroaui44: for Buffalo and Dunkirk. .5:35 p.ta.—ELIWIL ACCOMMODATION; leutdele excepted. 618 p. M. DAY MUSS, SinaiGs excepted. for limbeseer. Bald% Dunkirk. Cleveland. Cincinna ti smith. South. Stops at raincipal stations and . connecting points on Mail line. New and improved Drawing Boom Coaches accent =Ts 'tift Prom Rev York to Buffalo, and Coaches are attached at Horitellaville, run ning thro' to - Cleavelatal and Gallon 'without change. 5:16 p.m..-124. ULM, Sundays excepted, for But- Dunkhic and Cleveland. connecting with Blinn for the Rest. • A Sleeping Coach it attached to this. train limping through to Buffalo. 7:00 a.m.—WAY FREIGHT. Smulaya excepted. 4:10 p.m.—EMIGRANT TRAM. daily for the West. GOING EAST. 1:00 a.m.—NIGHT ESllolll3,Stmdays excepted,con neeting at New York with afternoon trains and steamers for Boston and New England cities. Sleeping Coaches accompany this train to N. Y. .5:50 a.m.—CINCINNATI EXPRESS. Mondays ex cepted, connecting et Jersey City with afternoon and evening trains of New Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washnigton; .and at New York with stesmera and afternoon Express trains for New Eagland - Citlea. Also stops at prin cipal staftp and connecting points on main li n likening hes accompany this train toliew 12:35 DAY EMPRESS, Sundaysexcepted, cos nectiaget Jersey City with mi dnight Expresetrain 05 Kew Jerso, Mailroad for Philadelphia. Also stops atprinciple 'stations and connecting points on mein line. New and Improved Drawing.Reom Coaches &com pany this train from Buffalo to New York. 8:35 p.m.—ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, daily for Susquehanna. . 8:38 a.m.—EL/11RA MAIL. Sundays excepted. 9:25 p.m., NEW YORK MAIL, Sundays excepted. 9:05 p.m.—LIGHTNING EXPRESS, daily. connect ing at Paterson for Newark, • at Jerst City with Morning Express Train of New Jersey for Baltimore and Washington : and at New York with Morning Express trainlor Boston and New England cities. Also stops at all principal stations and con necting points on main line, Sleeping Coaches accompany this train through-to New York. 3:45 p.m.—WAY FREIGHT, Sundays excepted. BAGGAGE CHECKED TERCIIGH. Wt. A revised and complete ..Pocket Time Takla" or Passenger Trains on the Pilo Railway and con. meeting lines. has recently been Published, and am be procured on application to the Ticket Agent of the Company. . L. B. RIICICEIL, visf. Gen'l Supt. Getil Pater pA. & N.Y. CAN & R.R CO. ARBANCIEXOT OF PABgENCIEEt TEAM, GOING 601:7711 .. . . . . .. Leave A.M. P.M. P.X. ar`ve P.Y. P.M. A.M. Waverly 6,95-3,05-46,421 " ' 6,05-1,18--8,10 Towanda 7.15-3,59-47.35 I " 5.15-12,25-7,20 Tunhhannock,9.23-6,17—P.11 " 3,07-10,10—A.34 Pittston 10,357,30 " 2,00-8,55....... WilkesDarre, 10,55-7,55. ..... " 1,15-8,90 White Haven,S2,3s P.M. " 11,58 -,1‘.31. Manch Chunk,l,3o " 10.55 A11ent0wn,....2,93 " 9,49 Dethahein,....9,so " 9,95 Easton, 317 1 " 9,05 Phil's (arr)....5,05 le've7,3s NewYork(arr.) 6,05 " 6,00: .. ..... ;. .. P.M. L.Y. Down train dines ht White Eleven. tp Trains dines at Pittston. Passengers to and from , New York and Philade phis without change of cars. ' • Down train connects at Allentown with Through Fast Erpress for Harrisburg, Pittsburg and this west ''. Irscollanoons. IMPORTANT TO ALL WHO VALUE THEIR BIGHT I Tho sight of the aged assisted, the weak strengthen ed and the perfect preserved. 4 PHII.U)ELPIII 4 I Opnc.u. IrrsTrruTE, For the manufacturing of tho CONCAVE CONVEY, CRYSTAL LENSES, LONDON MI °KED AND TX TED GLASS NOD *LAE 033 IN-'. The Concave Convex Crystal Spectacles, made 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 clearness in 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 any calculation respecting benefit to the eye, and therefore the great complaint of poor and weak sight. Thousands are using glasses now which tire and fatigue the eye, where the objects get dim alter abort usage, or require an intensely strong light and therefore destroying the sight, which, were they properly suited, would be preserved a life time. The advantagba claimed for the Concave Convex Crystal Glasses are the following : The Lenses are ground of the best material, pure and hard, and made only for optical purposes, they are therefore net 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 car e convex mirror, according to the philosophy of nature, and ahapo of cornea of the eye, therefore assisting nature only instead of forcing it. That the lenses are centered correct into the frames. 'hey can be used longer than any other glasses without changing to a higher power. The frames are made strong and durable by expo .rienced workmen and warranted to give satisfaction. WM. A. CHAMBEILUN„ Dealer in Watches, Jewelry and Bever Ware, Towan da, Pa., has the sole Agency for these glasses in Bradford county. No Pedlers employed. July 12, 1810-tf SUSQUEHANNA COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. TOWANDA. DRADPORD COUNTY, PA. This institution has Just been thoroughly repaired and improved, and will be reopened TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 0, MO, under the charge of G. W. Ryan and E. E. Quinlan, Associate Rrincipals, who will devote their entire time to inistructleg in the various departments and to the-general anpsrTlaion and management of the school. They be as aistml by excellent and experienced teachers in all the departaients. The courses of instruction are Preparatory and Graduating English, Normal, Commercial, Scientific Classical and Ornamental. The Preparatory Is designed to thoroughly qua?. Ify theamaller pupils for the studies of 'the English Graduating Course, which comprises all academic studies, languages excepted. The first year of this course completed, they can enter either of the other courses. The Normal course affords thorough instruction in Common School studies and Theory and Practioe of Teaching. Students in the Commercial Departments have all the advantages of the best commercial schools in addition to thorough drill In necessary academic .branches.- The Scientific Course in addition to the studies of the Graduating English, French and German. corn. prises spacial instruction in the Sciences illustrated byed. an excellent collection of Apparatus recently pro. sid The first two years of the Classical Course are in. tended to prepare students well for College; the third year to fit for advanced classes in College or to combine classics with it special course in the Sci ences. The Ornamental. Modern Lapguages, Music, Drawing and Painting, will be taught by competent Instructors, Board and rooms are provided In the Institute. For further particulars address G. W. RYAN & E. E. QUINLAN. Associate Principals. MILLER FOX. President Board Trustees. Atni.lo."M PENNSYLVANIA STATE NORMAL SCHOOL ! • (Fifth District), ILIXELFD3I.D, TIOCIA COITMTY, PA: • Pall Term begins September 7th, 1870. Winter Term begins December 12th. 1270. Spring Term begins March 27th,1871, Poe tataltignes or admission, address. VEBSILL. Mansfield, dilly 20, 1870. PrhadpaL DINING BAKERY' AND DINING ROOM! First block north of {Bard Irmo. BREAD, PIES., CAKE, AIcD CRACKERS baked daily and sold at wholesale and retail. In our DIKING ROOMS we will accommodate the public with either &lunch or a good meal at all times of the day and evening. - • OYSTERS AIM ICE CREAM on band during their Ammon. Also a fine asiortment of proof:ivies, COnibeticmciy. Traits, Nuts. Sic. Towanda. may 19; '7O. D. W. SCOTT k CO. MlaJ. 31. WATTS would re utiuy Inform tho potato that abo In :to* prepared to-do all kinds of DIMS MEOW AND NIPPING. - Residence near audit Paiao74 ' rialzkal Taloa reoetred ronnthlf. &Pt 22M. 111.430M5' 'OR 187 MEI :R411.14 . .4 ENTEPOPM I '..':'7; - ''.- lIEW-YOBX -PAPERS _ 808004 8001 M PAW STATtoinii! Sao BLANK BOOKS YANKEE NOTIONS. Tamed', Nov. 19, ie6& T HE Sewing Machine, which has bees used for the. last five years in the West, and is now introduced for the first time in this section: and more quietly than any, doing the lightest as well .1113 the heaviest work done on any Sewing Machine. Au,- ARE INVITED To CALL AND SEE IT. All Machines have Blake's Patent Table. g May 10,,1870 Agents witted in unocenpled territory. Address, BLASE & CO.. Scranton. Pa. GOING soars. EASE AN-D COMFORT.: -THE BLESSING OF PERFECT SIGHT. There In nothing so valuable as perfect sight, and perfect eight can only be obtained by using PERFECT SPECTACLES ! The dlillcrAtzr of procuring which is well &coma . _ MESSRS. LAZABUS & MORRIS, OCCITLISTS AND OPT [CANS, HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT. HM4I7E ACTURERS OF THE CELEBRATED PERFECTED SPECTACLES, Have, after years of experience, experimeat, and and the erection of costly machinery, been enabled to produce that GRAND DESIDERATUM, PERFECT SPECTACLES! aldch have been sold with unlimited satisfaction to he wearers in the. Western States during the past Afteen years. Those Celebrated Perfected Spectacles never the the eye, and last many years without :change! Messrs. LAZARUS & monis have appointed JULBI HUGUENIN.-dealer in Watches and Jew elry, as their sole agent for Towanda, Penn's, and vicinity. April 14, 1870. JOHN P. COX. - Superintendent. • REPORTER ✓ JOB PRINTING OFFICE]. Orir=iddedt to r e e" are now JOB PRINTING AT LOWER PRICES AND BET—TER STYLE Than any 4 catabllahment in NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA - CALL AT • THE REPORTER OFFICE AND FICAMINE SPECIMENS. CENTRAL MARKET. The subscribers still continue to keep constantly on hands full and complete assortment of every- IT"pertaining to their business, consisting main ly of / 0 , PORK, FRESH AND SALT SUGAR CORED HAM% , MUTTON, BEEF, ?AMR, , VEAL. POULTRY, k • SAUSAG LOG E. LARD, BONA, MUM BEEF. • TALLOW, ko., Also, I S EE. . FRESH - FROM THE LAKES. OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY In their seam. Parties wishing Oyeters in large or Sinai - I quanti ties sill be furnished on short notice, at the old stand, Ceramist. Mazer, Alontanye's Block, first door north of Dr. Porters. Cuss. G,R=.cat ' I KELLUIik MULLOCK. Tmto. Feb. RI M , 1870.t!1 putsT NATIONAL BANK, This Bank offers ITNIISTIAL FAISILITUNI far the transaction of a ," 'GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. =MST MD ON MOMS ACOOZDING To AGMEENT. Eirsow. CIAX atm TO zEtatka.u=coa caNcrna aim Cuzco. Parties wishing to sae MOM to soy part of the United States. Eaghad, Ireland. SwtlsM, or the prin cipal cities sad lovas of Bloom an hen procure drafts for that purpose. PASSAGE TWEETS • • To or fronAhe old country, tri best demur or Wl tug Sae; stony, an hand, Fe 5....... zutcriNme . ovira =op= wain. MAW rtitePefdior awa., eta alld MCP. E. H. mum President N. S. Brit% ig.. 'Towanda. June 94. lees. Cashier. ROYAL BMaNGeoPOWFRS.a.at COurM &-IMIB "ABE ffli:M- pjlt, PORK, HAMS AND LARD CIOWZLL t NW& —Bookcanit P/OTURZB Modlmmkui " DOMESTIC" LOCK STICK SEWING MACHINE! JIM " DOMESTrd " is a Slinttle It rune faster than moat, easier Plain Machines - - $65 Half Case - - - - $7O. For sale by Y TAYLOR & GORE, Towanda, Pa. A. A. UNREEL Athens. Pa. ACELET, LLOYD & BLORER, May 12. 1870.-11 Wyalawing. OF TOWANDA. CAprre.T. ;$125,000. &Haws FUND -40,000. . , -- Aprooiftiopilwaiskaa • !' - NEI ==T3 • - imomme ...**plititilbseseSPllllPW l ollllll32ol"dia. PililiwmaidscP,CkMket IaBOAIEB/ESP then v othwa g" o4 o4 o " l 4lkg,,sa l you isa l el! l ig sem'a. 011 ..bt &sifter. triossiiraisspibusaigisisidawai nuit2l, -COMPS, AUG:4k Frau= lumen% auxin, ato. Zan la bandits's Al3olta MEROIT IMMIB, GRAHAM DO. I MS no., =MEW DO. IlisOcoosisal4oulmd.2olll4, an Wads of nas. Waddlaillheatbilicasiths jr! bib to oar Clmal ite.l)//, STOOK _OF TOBACCO, Inpollty or :dm Chileelilisbribilimsa• lcr, le. We Chemical mq and. SSP* t • now all mod examOs Iwz Moat civ :WOODEN WARE. Imge mratiment a!TAX33O3 NOTIONS, IMAM ft.. &a. I>al iv tbs highest aishpvies kr COUNTRY PRODUCE. Istaters, site !oboe Won ealltas elFywhin, „0.13.,x.A.Tc*. . All pinions ladobied to thti lob; Inavtllplassmill sad inaliliamediste Nyland, D. PATCH. Towsalia Math. 12, . GROCERY _ AND !PROVISION 'l' 0 IR, la 31430A11E' hr. MIE. Wholesale sad Retell Dalai In FAMILY GROCERIES AND . PROVI' - SIONS, , =Dews NEW 3LOOI. TOWANDA. PA. We do not deem It necessary to enumerate ell the Mount articles , we keep. Onrtheortmeut Is - ALWAYS COMPLETE. We eell nothing but . FIRST CLASS -GOODS: Dealt paid fik:Panzuni Produce. JANES ethtitz. We 1, 1870. HARDY Nr ' PEOPLE'S ,a]Fv: 7 lll, r.).11,p0):1 sotrze wan SIZIMB MID MUSE IMMOIL • new and couplets stock of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Which irtli be sold at the lowest possible pieta CODFISH, MACKEREL, :i[4:4;Aclici PORK, ' MUTTON, FRUIT OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. MODERN STONE WARE, YANHEE NOTIONS, FLOUR, FEED, MEAL, (RAIN, Miro; on your produce. will& in par cask for. DAIRYMEN, A constant supply of Add= Salt, an shied Churns, Butter Firkins, Tuba. kc. Please can and look through oar Mock. and we will do oar berate) please you. W. A. BOCILIVEM Towanda, April 98,1889. LOOK HERE! COWELI / ; M YER, At the) old stand of emu. k Comps. ore now receiving a large and well selected stodt of GBOCIMILEIS - AND PROVIaIONS. Which they bums at prlaea that datr competttkrn. • • Cash paid far kinds ?moan' Prolate. April 214 1869-41. J. JUL*3. lIUGtENIN, JEWELLER,,k & LVERSMITH, Chao door north of MERCUM3 REF BLOCK; TOWANDA. Pl. HHas Jast reeetrod from Raw York a now amortalat am Gold LADIES' WATOIDS, It I AOl (0.1;k7/.10 N:E.01; SWIM 'WATCHES, or an docciptloos. Alio selected aioootomod of GOLD CHAINS, FINE GOLD SBIWE , ciocza OF ALL Erma Nam Taz caw- Ea To THE BZI3T. QOM awns am mar. ispEcracuas AFD ETZOLASSES to At *mom of hooked *At. NEW penerr Amos:mars° spzenozsz By this patent I am enabled to exchange Mame at any time without eats charge. OM and on. CLO9M WATCIOI3 AND JZWEEY WPM= Towanda. Dee: 111. 3800 MACKEREL, CODFIZEI, BLUE Insb.Missy 'boat, Cloottao. baled oail imobsd inabsi Mil" mad W r ail Lama a TAILOR .403.111 1 , , ,,, 4i : 7 t e!,;.•' puriftioaithebisimorkosiadoseime;:' ME 00kitWrfiftlandbitifti:44:140. ;. - • •'. : iiiiii•osilaiiiiiiip*otie.::: , ,'::, - ,: READY—MADE I AILOTRING, :HILTS ClE?irs Tußmingtio cpoixt, lbws co lomil.sad is puiiissisti. --', VIM 1.01 . 1111 t AV,/ , 1111/1111t ITILUMI ON ~ . !',(1,14:!1c,,-0,E13.:-18.0,w5-4.43.: Asollmillim Patent *ODO.ii:-ii*iii . 'iiii norms Cit p r GoodsVllbesigasis Ott EAP FOE. BASE As rain theipal!tet. can and look throosbOor stook. Tanadk Avg 'I. NM f f f 4 4 II 4 1111•1618 sphos bangs b g. SCHWABE. dealer In Clotting and Nora Inntlatting Goods. Ho la so buia solllnit Clothing that babas not thao to mite istalvertticamt. ; ~~~~ irmaAs I, HURRAH! GREAT REMICTION IN PRICES OF BEADY MADE CLO9HING, AT . K E. (Oppoilte Powell k Cos.) st I ass saw West* to the pubth, s large and choke ack of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, Our Whig or LINEN GOODS. AnA in the Ns rimer for Spring and &minter wear FOB MEN AND"BOYS. 7 Which trUl be eobl 96per amt lees then termer pekes at at N. -E.. Also • large le new UNDERSHIRTS MID DRAWERS I Intend to ea lOU than mat, to mike room !or Fall Stock. Now is your time to buy a Suit cheap. Call and oonvinee yourself that It. E. NO. EIENFIEN.D Offall Great Bargains In the One of Clothing and • GENTt3 FIINN/SHING ..GOODS. eat before M. E. Towanda, Jan. 25, 18711. A DISPATCH JUST ; al I oLorious:rzwr vs crust= or Town:DA n.: ni9rti.' , Then ls constantly being received at one' or PASSION." • large stock of • SPRING AND SIMMER GOODS, which have been purchased , for ash. &Creamed =and eta be sold to cosh buyers at korner rates vim perm °fined In Towanda. My deck wa ddle in pad of =NW. DOTS' AND 'MIMI CLOTEING. MACE. 11110‘111 AIID EU= Rena . PINE DRUB COATS. Cods. Pmts. Voids,ao4 Mao linen Dock ealto. Woo slog: ti 'nifty of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, . :S I :1• :I' I it: : •11' t ?a!111 Al6l LTIEII aoursr, et the Meet Myles ind hoidens. Remember the In. &miracle that I ohm end that I am net to be us. deraold by any dealer In town. or elsewlusre. All who wish anything In my line are respeettally ed to e ve me to nail haters purchasing and convince 'yoursel . • . 8a ue Maira44.. Saidlatais'a Block AOOEB Or °lb Pead fay ads and Palta7TB3". GOLD STILL COXING DOWN! IMMT TWIN 1111 GROCERY ft PROVISION LINE, are now being caned at • COWELL '•!c .MTER'S =Sat cannot Ns to Bakal& all .that they not to be amdersold by shy one. bare enlarged UM*. Bare by bulling so that they now bra roma fortis fresh supplies that are daily tecedred by them. They have anoteCted with their acre $ Market where they now kern fresh wremewto eill by the gust& a plow ono fon su cir Oro. arise and . to which they salad all ibt attention of all as boyars. Cans and entolne an, Goode and Paws; beton patchsaing and satisfy youradves. Ifs gentestee sR goods to gin entire antlatacties. Re ate thankful to ow manure fae thar last Ilbsral paranoia and solicit s oonthnanas of Dee the . 30. Nana. COWELL k TRY OUR TEAS AND COFFEE, CIOW4LL 4 11111, '7,Z 4 A;DYCif= ~ : lini- i t i .7 4_ , : , -,, - . , ,,F 4 i iii.:,- ; ';'....'-n1';•. . , 4 : 1 '''f't - I - ;, - 1-...e.,,...;,-.:,4 4 - .!:,-:k . ' 1 . . ii,1 . ; .;.---..!-•;i 1 i ' . 44 4 ,. ' 1•.; : .t. 11.1 •,.. ;'• "± . l, : •-: ,:.:,/•.: • ,. .":'-:•::••••;;:iA . "•-.1 • f;24 : -L•fi.:MIC . 1..i . ','; ,- ,.,',45 - : , . - i s ; 5 ,.:.f. , -..1' , , - .1;• - , ;--'4 . 4`. -/ : , 1,T4 : , 4 4•;;V„.1 , •t.•4-34' . : 4'-'7,n , ; . r:11/4.1Figrac•waltipagns. . , ir i atie n jo .„.. i., juz ,...:.... 6A t iti : J ... 4 :: ::: i: - .i L I •;;;.! . , 71-J...,f .. ,,',). „I: •• ; •:1- !•:14; • : ; ••• - e 1 .• • aroadareek - --‘ I:''' .- WA r : i rriiXii litilt 1 ' , ^.:',,"..:'• ': , ..' ,- ,w 1, :! :;... ,,, : : ,: gl - -,!...: ‘4 , ,,,,,.. : - .. if , : 1; 4 4 , ,:. !Ikliiiiiii " ''` - V. ! -•' Y", '''••-' .'''• •.:' /4' i! ._1 ' , : !• " 'i. ''" - ; '•• •-''" 'l ' ', 6 . 1 .. • . ~,,',..-, .A,..,, , .-1 , 34,r.:?4,04...:,-I;vi.vv j 1 6 .' . 1 ' 6 " 6' • .",. ', ,-. : , • To . ai , I , vs is • anis ssolivam air, ~'1 MINI 1111 EIATDVA.QTION Gil ♦ CLOTHS *AND CA: HATS .:AND GENTS' FURNISHING . GOWN& 101..11111 be al 'the WarAN3ose third Twadero el aaeL sozdholfth anapies et thx4A . rd prepared So ter 1111111GIMIL • , • : OZO.D. VAN nun. flept. 4. . NON?. WANK *M. NEW - SPRING AND SUMMER R. E'll D Y Would ainotenta to ha ethicist of Towanda, and te. elikrierwaly. that be all ht doh and hally MW, Aild knisszt GOODS, _ 1* hia the. 'nibble to the waste ottht pooch. thick ha vtil an Curing at doses • GOLD PRI,CESI CenafaCne ailanntt of good. soli and*fablo Rap OVOTHING, • (31 ° 86 diff' of laiNimtcOodettog of BUSINZEit, SUITS, - COATS, VESTS AND PANTS,. WMO4 DRESS COATS, PANTS,* VESTS, Linen Coats. Darters and Pant, Otaaalls and Cherahhia. Linen and Pips: Collht% Wish Clashnelo, and Monet Shlrta.ltaalL Tintlins• Man alone .. Qanef . t and nanny Had. All I141 1:11saa. 114 "ling et sny ". Der O: K = Goo& he :tzar It a hi: who than poae balls& an l y l=tonh a risfrar i" mngwas Stmt. Towanda. lone 8,1870..8. W. EDDY. . . BLOOD & CO., Still continua to unnedUclure their celetinted HORSE POWERS "A: CLEANERS, and will 6BU • twine machine, fir leas money than can be had &amber. In the world. We claim for our machines that they will do as much, or more, than any other, and are stets durably WEL We personally superintend sur work and tee that It is will dean. We will send DMIIPT22 15 CATALOGUES, of our machines, onapplicattou. ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS, au 4' Two Horse THRESHER • ISEPICILLT9IIB TH.RIXEUM mad CLILIMEX; FANNING MILL4I, minermAn Asa Mum saw em; SAW AND GRIST MILL wort donirto seder. • Give us a call before pelsewhere. • Vil "OD alma= ismadv - op aooast Aug. 3.1869. NEW, CARRIAGE FACTORY! •.s Op Pineglistweim Main and Second. Iftrecta. back at O. P. MUM L Co.'s Bank. TOWANDA, PENN'A. 131171,121, (formerly of the inn of Bryant k Banks) Inform Ida friends and fanner Wm:am that he bail trn4 a _ NEW BRION CIANELWIL FACTORY, where ho wIII awnstantly keep ea band a bill ewe; mat at FAMILY CARRIAGES TOP AND OPEN moorEs, PLATFORM WAGONS, TROTITIO 81:111113; . : A*D 111181,ETONS. Made of the beat material 'and finished In the beet city it7le. gin long experience in city Carriage FiCtoo3 glyee him a decided advantage over others' in the Finish;: kyle and 'Duiabitity of !di' Wagon. AU he oda Ls an INSPECTION OF HIS WORK pervious to purchasing elsewhere. ALL WORE WARRANTED TO GIVE PERFECT • Tian' Wel fer the liberal patronage former]' ex tended and respectfully ask a continuance of the BRPMMING PIIOXPTLY J!4TIMDED TO Towanda, May 24, la7o,—lt Burro, Lank NEW PLANING MILL. Theim bunt, large and orminto•- dkera em u ® ef Towanda,and fined tt 'glib the most modern and imprtmd mactanewy, for the Manufsairsre of . wmpow sass AHD ELEYDB Ale premed to Si WWII. whether Large ay swan, upon M OULDING settee: We bare also a large ea. tidy S, of the latest style andpattern, which we eau furnish much cheaper than they nabs Ironed by hand.. 8 ' MOM, TONGUE:IN% (11190ING, ' 4WD FICItOOL ShWIERI. Ansuit an our cu others work stornera. pertahangioJetsaryorinbedona t• Person' dinL snot not Mug mote than tweho tofourteen mike dtft. as it higaly for their interest to bay of us, or twin their lumber and lam it Wefts] by am machinery. Thing yo grist of Mooring. or other lumber, end midis your team ls feeding. hare it ground out mid lake it hams with, you. we trill try CANN fon PINE MIRED dellraed at our lumber AND yard. Coma and seem. or II you ain't come, writs • . Tommie. lab.. IN& L. B. RODGERIVA 00. RaNTANTES, RTAPLE• A FANFY DRY GOODS, asocnia, csocium, ouentuur;, BOOTS,SITOEf3, SHOE FINDINGS Leathsr. Estk aim Vmbeellai.Ac. , . . la. MIMI W.. 0011ar of tbs . PaLlls !loom , L D. YONTAIITi. usige. lBll ). L. D. =MN= =EI 111111241•11 311 ManufactodeL BATISPACHON. at reduced PtiCCIL -.., neNsi maze General pagers in 1121 EDA. libt,'W= 101 1 4:1111 ; t , itARP ;4,. ;„.. ME 1101711 1 8 i-NE- ••00 Tr,' l t:. • .19.6.11101/ 40. • • •• • • am, A;v7 6.0. w ,•;• A54 , 0 7,vs aa. We lam car area sat serneshiso HO 18E ' j ye • WITIr• axr - 1 & flvl szLtixa. Ometstalli - et. On line — quilltr will be odd wey Wor , esep alio epos fkie: Olt .AILETRICIAN - : MAW- 131.1% pismowerasarru Nay nim, lin Prior odepass. Also PAMBANKVS t3CALIA EICTEMIn KB WWI= CO UT* RAW DOIM 13IIPILER PEOSPEATE. ,ourstottor Zs sal WV . and tunitiscialred We an oleo plegered to do f irabbtes an Nods. YO area. 0 04 ellesta for the celebrated new EMPIRE COOKIN% ST.OVE, • The best cooling store mose."• sail estse,seste warranted . tegleautideettem. Much 10. . ;111,ITURE STILL LOWER I -i-* (Wit' Q. PROST, Wahl annoonce to the people of Tommie ash the seat of mankind. of that glee site, hie switittittiat doe! 33"T7 IT I T.-TM IP! will booffered at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. m y '-ii,c9int1et..40,70„,4*,,,, PARLOR SUITS, um* surfs, ''CHAMBER_ SUITS Ii(X)3I'FURNITII F, AND NIDINTATIBE Iron Tni urcirm. MATTRESSEB,PILLOWN, BEDDING. IMOBB. Jomommt, tazzze, ka.. ko. BEDS TE A D.B My own manufactare; and warranted superior, win be sold for less than city made ones win coat eke. where. COME ONE, COME ALT,, Ermine for yourselves. Bee and to convinced that Ftriiiture la sold, cheaper at *MOST% than at any other place in the world. Country dealers supplied at tholowert iincliet rates. I tarnish (Xlll3lll of every descri t ition, Meta& Burial Case s, Caskets, &e., and have e FINEST REARS* IN NORTH N Aimee. Tcnrandii.,Vune 22.1870: O. Piton paouln WA R E-BOOMS. • JAMES MAMMON L• 'MI oontl•ne• to • large sinartmet •t . CABINET -FURNITURE. • Dorms, fables . Bedsteads, Minds. Chairs. kr-4 of every description, are mule of the best nate- Ads. and in the m om:rtneuilite manner. I invite the inspection of the. putts to my area. which shall not be innyoassod in durability st sny slurp in the country. and my prices will be foimd to be as low am the times will admit. • Boady-taade Cefflneconstently en or tnalletA order. Agoodllesrsearialieftualahed w NEW ABBANGEStENTI Having Pirchased the • BOOT & SHOE'ESTABLISHMENT Mk, conducted iy DAVIS k BERBER. et No. 148 Mutual , TOWILD4a, Pa,g wgrild=ectfully info= c that I here just race a largs assort. mend LAMPS AND GENTS' SHOES tionebting of_ • • LADIES GA,ITERS; grow: GOAT AND- MINIM SHOES, MIMES ARM astuntExa SHOES Of every variety, which win be. ;mid cheep fee Crib. Give him • per call and sandyeapest yourselves that he Is selling than the ch, - I would chea call esepectel attention to my CUSTOM DEPARTMENT 1 msty to eider everything in the line, of ' L e tD/Efr, AND OENTL - EMEN'S . WEAR. - I feelecinfldent. can gins entire satisfaction. I employ none bat Hist-class mechanics. • I yearivadat pried jlts,AmS AR wont Warva sdt Repsiriag nestlyand promptly dons. Remember the place, No. 148 Math-q., a krir *writ below the Means House. Towanda, Pa. Look out tbr the sign of the Rig Boot. DAVIS will conduct the holiness as mr IMPer- Intendent.• , JOHN MIME& Towanda, Pa. Rapti, 1870.—M , _ 800B -BINDERY.-THE Ho is respectfully infoemal that the Bodlallin atom wham will he dene devy has been removal to the Argus IMlLlisuk third ;BOOK-. -INDINGI, In Mao eariotro an tam onroing 2 noble as t4he . tbe chino Lanes or b allow Tie ?Maim will bo. lender iLC. MfMTER. An eaperiesoed Binder; and all work ba PTV/ done In a style and manner which cannot be exoe Music, Magasinen,NewspOld Books, bond in map of style. Pat ,, attention will be paid to the Bollng and Binding of _ _ _BI4NIC BOOF.B. To any deified patter*, which to quality aridjiwes. Will will be warranted. , All war W il l be ready for delivery When prowdeed. The of the coldly is solicited, end per. feet satisfaction guiwauteed. . • . Towanda, augwrt 2, 1866-13. CONSUMERS , OF 00-NFECTIONERYI LET US REASON 'TOGETH:ER t How can any person manutacture Confectionery. and salt at lb 'cents la pound, when sugar is worth dd f le e cents at the Refinery. (=kiss tt is tenthly add te • • • How can any dealer - retail each anle sompomod to his custorMrs and-have a amadence void of offence? How cm any consumer aspect to ,pure Cenfbellimery .as bendy-dm and - cents per pound when a pure article cannot be manubdured less than thing to tbrty cents pee pound, coniesting edam& buds, burnt almcmd and inch dame of goods? Within /I few days we have been offewidassia buds, etc.. for Sheen cents 'per pinuck and Choco late Creams at tyrant, cent; and the "gest acknoW: ledgedihat they were adulterated ten percent. with TOM Ana; and It is fad that tone of this cheap Confectionery _me made and sold In this country every year . Ind the consumers are the only persons Injured by tt. - Now, or Its bowitt of Mow who wick a Pvire article Q/ , IoW warrant every (Wide q Poo swineStridly Pon sad -free film every dorw gteat delete/Mew to Amid. • - . ~_ ..I.' ~'. ~ ,1 .. ~ ::y . FRUITS OF ALL .RINDS 101ORCF. HOBSFORDS 'BREAD JL Precastlen, aa a PATINIII. Kay ft' CB:ESTER W HU% PIGS Nos sesrai: _ Igo 12, 10-2 m A. B. MUTH. MOM. Fi A • FULL STOOK OF WOODEN Wit% of C. IL PAZ:WEL Wq 20. 7; - ; - ,."' - 7::,i'_ - , r 7, qte,rmeasw-sor : eio,a,, g 1.. DUG': mre47, .1 , 41! • : " - ERE • • rPietioe' Siiiitit*Olv, , ! 1 „t r• -••• ist maim Vllp a • OE Nwm. tad. sub, lkafarook VitrearS Aliptiaginit OILS, aro awl TWA AMIN is all Usk indellr, 11P(MIRIBI, arms= ilaus. anes. vaoki.l romp , iloo a 4 ro.armararg aoo 7 ..) sax IPSEMILI2OIIOI. 'mix „um uguojo, Tosacioci, Slain; Ilya Arm -Ow* Garda,. !kid sad Ilarna deeds. 11e3 ' 006 ieli• porta% easpeasoded: &odd& Ono" Brasil Mathias _Wm livedas dlatChia. ' ItIVII. lalcia ableliklid gideada. 1 1 / 4 1 4 11 8. _ _ : Plan. addentaPhallosMap. . , Siam lap; Cana iirrn,ta t r a doeta. Bs& . . - wax, madam Meldn& ladc-facilde. Am aWadaa. don Hataaia. Mi. 000 INA if, ma:we% and 4 the pcsadikr a = l " . , MZDiaIN %AI lades meted . repromenbit Person, it • 4idonco on sombre their orders. by oboe, or roan. which will reostre Wont and amid attentkm:L Iliedka ark* giriu gratutiousty at the GMs, drat= only tor lordicbri. • p=bsoral fee pest Motel palming% waddles. anomie* to their Mods and the pubde.tbet so palm shell be opted to as sidateetttb• owe. ltsuetket of 'lisle monde= aid piftwoce • sa- Open Sundays for preont from 9 to 10 e.m.. end 19 m. to 1. end to at. I. OL SOX t•Co. July - 1. 1570.-.. yr. F. W. BTiOWN, /Pi YET STUNT. TOWANDA. Pd. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRTYG-C3l-IBT. ate subscriber reepeethdly anneuneee : teUse pub. sele be in cted seneral that het bas ea hands brie ape 'sal stock of i , • DRUGS.' XgDlCatili, CanticALS. - Pala% 1311.,,. VAIINISEM3 • WINDOW * OMB% .: . DEZ nuns , - • ; - , ke:: Ise. , AD the molar Patent Ifelkibee Gino . dae. = .. • • PURE 'MIN E AND LIQUORS Tor Mad logy , RE4FIIII.F4I,Y; Parity and Talk aztieles. of 7 1 : e ni rY 11714144412 n. -Holz Ilettdmk ru ; am Enoirrai and Common Sponges. Tooth Brulhoo. . Ditsoing Combs, Podtetandlithe Comte. Toilet Powder, pair Bozos. Tooth Powdem Tooth Wuhan. - ' and Tooth soap.. And other amides belonging to the Drtig trade too nunwona :o mention. Ferias the Agener et the GREAT 11. a TEA CO}IPANY, GREAT INDIIMI:ENT11 To poroltaorro of 'goods to their thus: Phyaktaus preocelptions an receipts can. =b7prawn thonmahl7 !ciroptdoot. al all Owargr or night.' Thankful for UM paid liberal patronage . 1 re eportfully. motion a continuance . Mae . aame, pledg ing muff Mat - effort alma of be .per to make estibbalunent mond to none In this EiZEa Dr. T. F. Madill may be consulted at this store u heretofore. • • •F. 12.111tOWN. Jan. 21. 1210. GREAT BARGAINS IN Boos deS3MOMS NSW DOO7 AND Arm ?max • • la ded abaci Tha tmlaralgasti ara resartiag &Jugs" sad well se. of BOOTS- ~A'ND .SHORS' SIMILES AND FALL MADE, Wblch we offer Icni for Pell. Coasigthig of (TENTS, AND CHILDREN'S •WEAR. SEWED .FD PEGGED BOOTS REPAIRING NEATLY DONE -AND BEADY WHEN PROYD3EDz Thanltal fie psi( ftivors, ire sollidt. of t>» same. 'Arm, wool:from?. Towanda, April 6.1869 Pondory and- 11Eachins Shop. , . F aUNDIi* 4 IiLiCHINE SHOP. . r _ The atulersigned having pnrchaaed - the Foundry and lilachlna Shop lately owned by John .Cernallit. aretheir prepared to do all n kinds of week 'a=aing to business. With Peeptowolaral •MIL L Or, A R. 114 G S., CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, MAN DRILL S, And an kinds of MILL IRONS MADE TO ORDER. . • 'ENGINES-REPJURED, And all twat inmate& in give satialnaton. SHINGLE MACHINES Oft the Weld and'inost Inipmedidnds . . • • and Itepi oonstandy on bind ready kr am • ECIDEMILL. IRON can WOOD EN . BZA XB Of a , ll. Maas. CULTIVATOHS;CORN PLOUGHS PIl Ito tr Gi;H POI.NT a. -- Of an kinds, and tho fated impreeetnents kept LAIdE, AND SMALL !ALE.-- STOVE CASTINGS clalAir, WT , SLED AND SLEIGH SHOES, And WI kinds of amebas to ta wart as, in I 3. TARA= t ON. f.r.: mitt salill4; k?'l, aftrata% Ipmertietelpirlik INA Oni:mumri‘- Pedal Lehes, Pam. I MUMMER Boots and Shoot ITEM Youth mg if Ward Howe. Matilde for the AIISs • , LADIES, MADE TO ORDER 6XLMICIT 1111,,CL11114 ooadantly oa band. CIRTRN POWERS, LARGE IRON LITTLE:B i T ..., IN Bl 7l4llAlci 4. • EIM=3 r seisiiidrilaiftswii; use. , , AIWOORIN ,111.01ZUZ.striimiir . 4AT S:I,IXEM Niinus Thomas ad Atc. OWL ; 'lnedartk 00013 1. MciPreddiat ; xsa2mell W. PANT tomitely , T. :211.04whysol, Ole LWOW US . 0 laiThhies L IS le sltolimilOcuMuy• dlle *Mtietemi e . n pm up at One Elkin De ars; 3. aillealam sum WE summu li it ftiMilbse liriUtlauumes than othat a r k h Ow sum asamy I. It id dillinfliart aft& ; Li 7" 6. Thin ao,___somium, tou'luintiiii 4 Wm* or bYp011e744401 TM pada in plain eanizseta, mo gado, , ralaa far in umb sung A. All mildes ma4mMuse - a. b peek's's', ansor ha t Wafts* AJA ' ' dun co...saakirs, rtakhisk, ataist Apata. r a. 111.:1101111112LL, Mut/pr. cr.".1M41112112 G. YAWL is,. mitii he Tommie sod vldnity Jam f; 1!!0. • / CAIkU VINCENT'S INSURANCE 4GENCY, Pilicienwritten In all °fib° MOlriilg reliable Comnsnies. LOSEIEB settled acpiid as ogles. imam nonarry. ow-lib:wag loz Brom, and dwellings in town insured agnate A/4,14114 as lawman as well ea FLIX. LIFE lITSVILANCE affected la ote of the oaal, Lamest aid 14/est.Opropipies In Ms country. . , Iscrzeui buonsacie Courses, London, L111043%4 . 12=E •A rascraurat COMIPAXTe • aledienati, Oki*. .$4000.01 Aneta.. Cumman burtraiscs Cwavair. Cleveland. OAio. I Wroicora Lamm= CalCIVArr. WiZketharrs. Pa. S Almatts, Laicism intraaies 'Ooxra.vy, Laricasta. Pa u.ctL,. - GSTT "MI 110111111WCZ COligtaXT, Hartford. Coax. j Wawa Alaiscix Izstruscs Cc. Cori.} ,ThirtforCori.} Mica! Maxbanniset Cosousnr, . - New Tort ji SULIN. Lvannusqt co.YPATT &WM j . Mau. AM.tr..... Mow Yon Luz Isnanes ijOICPANT, I Nay Tort. J LOBIGATE CAPITAL 4 • - $25,000,000 Birk! Menton tobusinelui, fah. dealing, Mt prompt S alemnt of Losses, is tun norm Cometry us. = Mace on Min street, opposite Coast Hoe" IV stairs. o'Me. Vacami at Mamas Bank team 9L m. clock, 01.11 P. IL I. j Towanda, Pa., July 20. 1870,-17 THE PENN MUTUAL LIFT INSURANCE 'COM'ANT, NO. 921 CHESTNUT STREET, PIMA. niconumo IM7. AcoommerioFuND, over $3,000,000 INCOME IP - os 1869. C 906.235.19. DIVIDENDS BLVD AVERAGED ANNUALLT ABOUT 60 PER CENT. POLICIEO D3I3DED ON ALL APPROVED PLAN& Prernitaita my be paid annually or sentl•annually Of • loan will be made for part of the amount. SAMUEL C. HUEY. President SAMUEL E. STOKES. Vice PreaMeet.' JOHN W. HOBNOB. A.V.P. and Actuary. H. S. ErrEPEKIS. Secretary. NY13:1041 H. MINAS. General Agent. GUARDIAN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, NO. 251 DLOADWAY, NEW YOILE..I • • Potion nt Paws. $25,003.00 Asszig, over t 2000.(60 AIM= D1C011117.. over /.0 00 ,e0 ' Loma Ps= * 500.000 .. All approved forme of Policies inned.i " Liberal modes for payment of preminnla. "Policies non.forfeltable by their terms. I The entire profits pf the Company dic j lded eps ably among the insured. ; ANNUAL DIVIDENDS. 1 4,11,1'0,N H. -PECKHAM. Panuorxr. WILL/AM T. HOOKEILVicr. Pautrim. LUCIUS M ADAMS. firer sun Acreszt. PHILADELPHIA HEFERMICEB : • JAY COO= & Co., Sinkers. Diem k Co., Bankers. Jona Moon:unit k Co., Tea Merchants. 8. A. Micacza. Prase Farmers' k Mechanics' Etat. T. 11. Panrsatunt, Publisher. J. A. RECORD. j1,12,70-tI Agent. Towanda. Pa. CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INEUBANCE COMPANY. CIP.RABTFORD, CO= Rooms= mon \d59,000 ithICILEILL Oun ARMS • ) rut , $25,000,000. , Surplus over $1.4010,000. CQEBENT FROM 40 TO 70 PlEll MTZ. Total Claims by Death paid to data, over $4.000.904 Tom prnozsri PAID To Del . & OTZZ 86.000,0 XL A PURELY MUTUAL COMPANY All its Irwin' la equitably divided among the Pol• iv holders la ANNUAL DIVIDENDS, Which may bo qiplled in reduction. of Pramatma or may be socoartasted at Interest for the Nutt oft Aasared, or may bareadved by them in Crib. Poirkip Pandas gew matted otter two or more jrare Retails= haws 'boom pakt. mu. prottiarir ALL POLICIES SO.Y.FORIZITLYO. It lams Palsies upon all _ PLANS/ Ixsunocr, Au Lo idoptedln fig warthigs antral SPECIAL F - EATUBES! OBIGE2AL WITH THIS COMPANY AND OYES ED BY NO (FIBER. H. B. MeKEAN. ',gat TowszPli. Pa; July Id. 1869—ts NEW R. TO PHIL-OElr r"" NORTH PEIOISYLVLNIA RAILROAD Shortest and roost direct line to 01714dPhilk D al ' Sum% Washington. and the South. Passenger by this route take Penaryirada h neer York Railroad , train. partied T de at 7:15 make dose connection at m - with TX' = in of North Penn's Itsitroed, and mire Is phis at 6:011T. If., In time to take 114b 7 trains either for the South or West. City pasee . ngerOare are at 'Use Depot on arrival of U trans convey toessentiers to the serious Depots nd Wed arta of the sib:, - 1 -lro Leave North Penna llailrealDepat, coma Berta and American streets, Pblladelphis, at 71.5 A. 11. arriving at , Tpiranda 5:15 P, 11. as evening. liaan'a Bagger Magmas collect. .aad delhen bag gage, odlci No: 106 Book Firth street, Plidadelphia. IZ= Freight retteired.st Front and Nobls streets. Phil' &lphis. and forwarded br DW Fast Freight train to Towanda. and all points in &icy:diem* TIRO with quick dispatsb. FLUB eLARKE. (ten. nat. N. P. R. 8., Trott and Widow Eta. May lits TAILOR'S EItECTRIC 01G1 A medical mepu Won which tends to Mame sit unnatural 'Properties wherrapplied, either on IhsOrl Deist. It is conceded, by all who have used It. to be the best assistant' to nature In the restorstino affected parts to thidr natural functions, medical world has ever received. Inns cared red cases of Ilheunsatiao which could not be re any other medicine. It is used by many of our — Osa physictium for that purpose. Is also urpsu to the care of Corns. Chilblains. Cramps, Ceche> Lion of Muscles. Bimini, Swim, Bruises And BM , of all kinds. It is called, by those whobsys used it the best:mei/dna for Horses , in the market. Is IP ways safe.Ecedy. and arodug, Every iluo' ranteed to vs 'shofar:Um or- oney relhaded. ray sale all Druggists and dealers to .ethic.. H. 811,011r5DiG TAYLOR. Leßa= ct re- ar : m. Sets Proprietor sad aligtr7o.tt II 11511 '• I 0 • ALL :is r comma a Nam In TOWA3DA, pA, CU $30,1)00,0 ei • ...stoat $213,14, Irmo. SOLOI 1630,004 ilkorox. 2MI CAMP k vocErr.
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