I=ll
The barn yard mutt!--lull Wasszk
regtdayxl by - the &under Of the Land
on whlch;largitaYlor other I:lona:Ur
atious, has been - found -necessuy
to locate:the buildings,. yet it should
have its due . ymight„ in-determining
the location. ' -
, .
When cattle are kept - -0 Vague;
at least during the day time In sum
mer, it should be a very good reason
that mduces a farmer to so place his
barn that ha comet hive the yard on
the warmest and sunniest side of it.
Ordinarily the coldest winds of win
ter blow from the north and north
west, while the munath of the morn
ing sun in winter falls best into nooks
where lookout is toward the south
amt. Therefore a southeast anomie
'is usually the best. If there are to
be severslbuildings, they should be
so arranged _ as to . shelter the yard
from the north and west:,,, Shelter
from the past is not so important, but
if it can be conveniently procured
has a certain adiantage, d act-arrang
ed auto allow the early morning sun
to fall in the yard. A close fence, six
or seven feet -high wardd be better
than a high building. f When a shed
is to be used, it is a good plan to
build the barn on the north side and
the shed on the west side of the barn.
The barn yard ought always to
have sufficient slope for surface drain
age, but the wash should be collected '
in a pit or deep hole at one side, and
into this; straw, leaies and muck may
be thrown to absorb the liquids reach
ix„ it. If cattle are to be fed in the
yard, and are expected to make ma
nure of a large quantity of corn-fod
der and straw, it is very well to have
a nearly level yard, with a slight de
pression in the centre, and to'give
them a dry footing by a profuse feed
ing of these materials, of which they
will consume the best parts,
tramp
ling the refuse under foot. Such an
accumulation properly composted
during the summer will make excel
dont manure for autumn use.
No farmer, however, who has once
learned the feeding value of both
corn-fodder and straw when cut and
mixed with other food, will continue
to! waste them under.the. feet of his
animals, finless he is entirely careless
of his own interests, or has a Eapera
bundance of fodder that he cannot
sell to advantage. By hook or by
crook, he will contrive, in some way,
to make them available for food.
Whatever plan is pursued the sur
face of the barn-yard should receive
no water, save that which falls direct
ly upon it from the clouds. Surface
gatteri should protect it against the
flow of Water from other ground, and
the roof should be supplied with cave
trough, discharging into cisterns, or
outside of the yards.
It will alWays pay to build a rough
shed over that part of the yich
is to contain the pit or hollow for the
manure, and yard drainage,—espec
ially if theAlroppings of the cattle are
daily removed from the rest of the
theand added to a compost under
the sheds.—Waring's Hand-l' t ook of
littAandry.
Ignernnee in Planting Trees.
The Aberdeen (Mies.) Examiner,
in its notes on fruit eniture in Missis
sippi, speaks as follows of the death'
of trees by starvation or wrong plant-
ing:
"In planting trees, the custom has
been almost universal—and sanction
ed, too, by the highest authority—to,
first, dig deep holes down into the
stiff clay, or barren 'sand' subsoil, as
the case may he, and then fill in with
soil that has been highly immured—
sometithes with manure alone, and
covered. With soil—and then plant
the tree in this highly enriched and
.thoroughly prepared soil, while the
surrounding soil beyond the limits
td these holes ifkleft unmanned and
uncultivated. Now what is the con
sequence? If the subsoil be a stiff
clay, the hole becomes a recepticable
for water, which stands and stagnates
at the bottom. The roots, at first,
stiMulated and nurtured by the rich
soil, put forth fibres rapidly, and the
tree starts into a sudden growth.
But, as the roots descend, they soon
come in contact with the stagnant
water, which operates as a deadly
poison to the roots. This is commu
nicated to the tree which soon ;sick
ens and dies. Nothing can be more
certain than this result. Its growth
suddenly stops, the leaves turn
the tree dings out a sickly_ existence
for a few years, and then ',dies from.
starvation.'?
/WATERING HORSES. -HDTSGS should
be watered from a brook; pond, or
river, and not from wellior springs,
the well water is harder and colder
while the running stream is soft and
rather warm, The preference: of
horses is for soft, even though it be
muddy water, to that which is hard.
Horse.s•should be allowed in summer
tithe at least four waterings a day,
and a half-bucketful at a time, and
in winter a pailful May be' allowed
morning and evening, which is suffi
cient to assuage their thirst without
causing them to bloat or puff up.
Care should be taken that the horse
is not put to work, immediately after
drinking a bucket of water, especial
ly if required to go. fast, because di
gestion and - severe exertion can nev
er go .on together, and moreover
purging is apt to ensue. In some
cases, broken wind or heaves are
, thus produced. Avoid giving warm
or tepid water to horses that are
often driven from home, because cold
or well water will then perhaps be
given them, which will be liable to
produce'a congestive, chill, followed
by lung fever, and in some cases colic,.
When horses are thus catered, if any
of them should refuse their accustom
ed food, something is wrong that
they should not be taken out of the
stable to work or be driven farther
that day; but an examination should
be made as to the cause with a view
4.t0 its remedy.
.. PICKLING OLISDAGE.—Take as much
cabbage as you think it would require
to last all winter, and chop it very
fine; then add enough salt to make
the cabbage taste a little salty, (too
much will kill the vinegar&and stir
it thoroughly through the cabbage.
Then add mustard seed, grated
horseradish, and black pepper greimd
very fine. When these ingredients
are thoroughly mixed through the
cabbage, pack it in stone , jars, and
pour strong vinegar over it, and in a
week or two it will be ready for use.
This recipe is excellent for pickling
cabbage in the spring of the year,
When cabbage has been buried all
winter it is likely to rot, or at least
wien exposed to the: air. But by
picking it and placing tlao jars in a
Pool niece, it can be kept until - new
is ready for us&
man: make.a square meal off
teal?
nniteMl , l , 2
2611‘30 -
ERIE SWAY.
*3OO NILES =Mt
NI
BROAD GRAOR—BODB;E TURK
TOR -
+ • A TO DETROIT._Bar k
MILWA ST. PAUL, umAMA. ,
And &points Went and 2Rttitymist. -
Gums, -
DAV-ioMgrri en, INDIANAPOLIS.
LOW:MIME ST. L017D3.
And atUrlnts Sloth lava
•
raw '
am '.tiormarnstv Vacs atrN rtatoimi
Irresatit, Mime Rocusata, Stmso, Dux.
EntiF. r ciammoto #4D Cumarssrixt.
Oa tad after Monday, JUNE 13, MO, trains will
kite Wavertr at about the fallawiag hears, viz :
• GCMG REST. F
la& am., NIGHT %EXPRESS etlondap ciegeptoal fot
Rochester, Rural% Dunkirk. Clend - and Cin
cinnati, connecting with the Lake Shces,.ldiebigan
Southern, and Granitlfrunk Railways it Brdslo,
Dunkirk andCloveland for the West; also at Clear
land with the C. C. C. k Inn.. Railway for baba
'pals; and at Cincinnati with the Louisville Short
Me Railway, and the Ohio 3 / 4 . Mississippi Railway
fares, South. and Southwest ; slab with connect.
hag Runt at
Itixb stations cm lhia._.
a..en r —li_EleltESS„ daily. for rter.
'Buffalo, Dunkirk.' Cleveland and Cindwastf, mak.
Ang direct eoanectiou with trains of Orit 3 / 4 1 flunk
and lute Shore Railways at Buffalo, Dunkirk and
Cleveland. for all points West, and at Cinriwwsit
with the Ohio /V Ilisaissippi and Louisville Short
Line Railway! for the South and Soutn-west ; also
with all connecting lines at: principle stations on
tnaln
WWI ain.*.-11AlL TRAIN. Sundays,excepte , for
. Real° and Dunkirk.
6:3llpan.—EL.ALlll,& AtComIIODATION, Sundays
excepted.
6:18 p. 31., DAY ICCIIHMS. Sundays excepted. for
Rochester, Buffalo, Dunkirk, Cleveland. Cincinna
ti and the South. Stops at principal station], ;tad
emulecling paints on mainline. - •
• New and 1m roved Drawing ItoomCoac hes eczem
a= train. - front Taw -York tcr Daffalo. and
Coaches are attached at .Heamellaville. run 7
nlng three to Cleardand and Gallianittimat change.
6:16 p.m.—EX. MAIL, Sundays;excapted. for Buf
falo. Dunkirk and Clecelankconnecting with trains
for the West. • •
A Sleeping Coach is attached to this train running
through to Buffalo. -r
7:00 a.m.—WAY FREIGHT, Sundays excepted, -.
4:10 p.m.—EIIEIGHANT TRAIN, daily for the West.
GOING EAST.
1:00 a.m.- - mcurr EXPRESS,Sundays excepted.coll
necting at New Fork with afternoon trains and
steamers for Boston and hlaw England cities.
Sleeping Coaches accompany this train to N. Y
5:50 a.m.--CHICHINATI• EXPRESS. Mondays ex
cepted. connecttnge Jersey City with afternoon
and evening trains of :Dew ;Jersey Railroart for
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washnigton and at
NeW York with steamers and afternoon Express
trains for New England Cities. Also stops at prin
cipal stations and connecting points onlnain line.
glieping Coaches accompany this train to New York '
/2: 3 5P.u.--Da EXPRESS,l3undaysexcepted, con
necting at Zesty qty with midnight - Fa:press train
c 5 Now Jersey Railroad aplphia. Also
stops at principle , stations anefeuraweinirypointa
on main line. -
New and improved Drawing-Room Coaches sccom
pany this train from Buffalo to New York.
9:9.5 p.m.—ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, daily for
Susquehanna. •
8:38 si.m,-ELNEHIA MAIL. Sundays excepted. '
9:25 NEW YORK MAIL Sundayi excepted.
9:05 p.m.—LIGHTNING EIiBREGS,AaIIy, orinect
ing at Paterson. tor . Newark ; at , Jersey City, with
bforalog-Exprefa Train of Nelr , Jersor Railroad for
Baltimore and Washington ; and at New York with
Morning =press train for Boston and New England
cities. Also stops at all principal stations and con
netting points on main line,
Sleeping Coaches accompany this train through' to
New York. .
3:45 p.m.—WAY FREIGHT, Sundays excepted.
naocaop. CHECKED TIIIICUGII
es. A revised and complete 4. Pocket Time Table"
of Passenger Trains on the Erie Railway and con
necting lines, has recently been published, an. can
be premium' on application to do Ticket 'AgCnt of
the Company.
Supt.
ps. A; N.Y. CANAL & R.R. CO.
AntusurinprL , lar .PASSE.:.76-46 TEAM
COtamettina May 18, .
aunlo
Leave A.M. P.M.P.M. ar've P.M. P.M. A.M:
Waverly . ,42 •• 6,05-1,18--S,lO
Towanda 7 15-3,59 .35 I " 5,15-12,11-740
Truakhannock.9,23-6,17—p.m 5.07-10.10—a.'m
Pittston 10.35-7,30 " 2.00-8.63
Watestlarre,lo,ss-7,55" .1,15-8,30
,
White Haven,l2,33 P.M 11,58
Minch Clan* ,1.30 .......
Allentown. 2;3 4 3 " 9,49...
.2,50 " 9,35
.3.17
0.05
(arr)....5,05........
NewTort(arr.) 6,05 6,00
P.M.
Down Train dines at White Haven. Up Trains
dines at Pittator.
Passengers to and from New Tort• and Philadel
phia without change of care.
Down train conneeta at Allentown with Through
Fast Ex - press for Harrisburg, Pittsburg and the
west-
;-
T3LYOIi I TAIs.TT TO ALT,. wllO
- vatur. THEIR SIGHT
The sight of the aged aeeieted, the 'croak strengtl . cu
ed and the perfect preserved.
•
PHILADEI . A.III,I OPTICAL INSTITUTEf
For the manufacturing of the
CONCAVE CONVEX, CRYSTAL LENSES. -LONDON
FMONED AND TINTED GLASEFUE SCE on ,ts-
The Concave Convex Crystal Spc-eta, les, mode by
the above institute are now along time before the
public, and the rapid and increased demand for them
combined with the universal acknowledmuent of.
their clearness in vision and ease to the eye, shown
plainly that they are superior to any other plusses
in the market.
The majority of Spectacles, luiiistly imported) cod
no matter how fine the frames, contain but n poor
and worthless article of glasses. (generally cast or
pressedg they are made to be sold only, without
any- maculation respecting benefit to the eye. end
therefore the great complaint of poor and weak
sight. Thousands nro,naing glasses now which tire
and fatigue the eye. where-the objects get dim after
short usage, or require an intensely strong. light
and therefore destroying the sight, which. were they
properly suited, would be preserved a life time.
Tho advantages claimed for the Concave Convex
Crystal Glasses are the following
The Lenses are ground•of the best ng.terial, pure
and bard, hod ma do only for optlealpurposes, they
qv therefore not liable to get scratched or dim. .
They confer a brilliancy and distinctnces orvisinn
not found in any other glass.
They can he used equally well by day or candle
light without tiring or*tiguing . the 'eyes.
They:-are ground mathematically nue iu the con
cave convex mirror, according to the ninlosophy of
nature. and shape of cornea of the eye. therefore
assisting nature only Instead of forcing . ft.
That the lenAes arc; centered correct into the frames.
They cats be used longer than any other glasses
without changing to a higher power.
The frames are made strong and dgrable by eve.
rienced workmen and warranted to give satisfaction.
WM. A. CIIAMBERLIN,
Dealer In Witches, Jewelry and Sibrer Were, Towin
ch, i'a., has tYo sole Agency for these rds......seatis
Xtraarprd county. No Potlturs croployed.
12370-t!
SIISQT:EHAA. COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE
TOWANDA, BRADFORD COUNTY, PA.
Thin institution has just been thoroughly repaired
and -improved, and will be reopened TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER ft. 1870, under the charge of G. W.
Ityan and E. E. Quinlan, Associate Principals, who
will devote their entire time to instructing iu the
various departments, and to the general supervision
and management or4he aellool. They will be
stated by excellent =and experienced teachers in all
the departments. -
The courses of instruction arc Preparatory and
Graduating English. Normal. Commercial, Scientific
Classical and Ornamental.
Thd - Preparatory is designed to thoroughly qual
ify the smaller pupils for the studies of the English
Graduating Course. 'which cdmprises 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 Commoil
School studies and Theet7 and Practice of Teaching.
Students in the Comnierchr Departrueitts have all
the advantages of the best commercial schools in
addition to ; thorough arm in necessary academic
branches.
The Scientific Course in addition to the studies of
the Graduating English. Frenalt and berimn, com
prises speittl instruction in the Sciences Illustrated
by an excellent collection of Apparatus recently pro
vided.
The first two yeare 'of the . 01neeicel Course are in
tended to prepare students well for College; the
third year to tit for advanced classea in College or
to combine classics with a special conrcc in the Sci
ences. '
The Ornamental. Modern DlEVilaga9, Musk.
Drawing and Painting, will be taught by l competent
tnstructom
Board and rooms are provided is the Institute.
For further partinlars. address
• C. W. ETAN &E. E. QUINLAN.
AtAcetate Principals
MILLER POS., , President Board Trustees.
Ai:m.lo;7o.
PENNSYLVANIA •
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL !
(Fifth District).
MANSFIELD, TIOGA COUNTY, PA,
Fail Term begins September 7th. 1870.
Winter Tann begips-Dtvember 12th, 1870.
Spring Termbegiff .6yard' 27th, 1871. -
For catalognes or n.lmtse!ont salrC4B.
ruartu.l.4
MatuttielS, nly 20, 1870. • Trlncipi!
BAKERY AND D t NG ROO3ll
First Lloil-..uorth of house,
8REA.D,..P.12.6,, CAKE,
Parties wishing to km um= to any put of dm
United States, England. leelar.d. Scotland; or
tLpprin
clpalcities and some of E'
, 1 . trope, can Irse proctrea
; drafts tor thafpurpoie. -- • .
band deity and sold nt tvbf. , l6Anle ark,' r,tath ; • ,
•
AND
In our masts 1100115 accoturaodate the
public with either a lunch or n good meal at, all times
of tho day and evening.
orsrEas 4m) in'
on hatz4 littrin?,-tbetr wagon
ahio a fine ageorteunt of G rocerLee, Ceafeetlanery,
Frans, Nate, ke: '
Voirsadaonly 19, 70:
• •
mRs. J. M. WATTS „wotaa; re
-LT 'e thllly inform the' itabllC ligre thohi•noti•
PnDarod to do of
Dalitsl.4 MAIM AISD 'WM . * •
Rechlenca near Judge Peatentre'. Fathion
received monthly.
6"14.
DTARIESP.O.F 4
04870
sco mitts WITHOUT.--
PAPiffit
.•
NEW-YOB ; r,Apxp3,
!.i.t
SCHOOL BOOKS
Rms. 13-117 1 40, t§TATtoxxg , :PIP
'
. .
vat. le. mita, " •
Clen'tPstss'r ,Aet
JOHN P. COX,
Superintendent
rpA3mD ftes. • •
D. W. SCOTT & CO.
tl•t
MEE
MBE
=I
BLANK BOOKS
ii T 1,
YANKEE NOTIONS.-
•
Towanda, Nov. 19, 1868.
Mscellamous.
T HE <;f,'(`.,
"DOMESTIC"
:,;.1- - ::, '. LOCK STIOW .:T. 1 ,i'ii!
SE w . r e iVG•
MACHINE!
THE " DOMESTIC "- Shuttle
Sewing Machine, which has been
used for the -last, five. years in the
West, rind iSCII . O — A; introduced. for the
first time in this section
It runs - fasterithan most, easier
and more quietly than any, doing the
lightest as well as the .heaviest work
done on any Sowing Machine
ALL ARE INITTED :TO: CALL , MID SEE IT
Plain Ma . chines - - $65
Half Case - - - $7O
Antachines have Blake's Patent
Table.
Agents Nestexd tit unoccupied territory., • Address
BLAKE fc CO., Scranton, l'a.; , • •
For sale by
TAYLOR & GOItE,
Towanda, Pa.
A. A. EINNEIL
Athuna, Pa.
ACKLEY, LLOYDS BLOEF.E.
May 12, 1870...—1 y 1 / ! fnalusing.
EASE AND COMFORT,
THE
BLESSI.L.NG OF PERFECT SIGHT.
. • .. • •
There Is not ,14 so valuable as perfect sight, and
perfect sight can only be obtained by using
PERFECT SPECTACLES!
The difficulty of nrocuring which in well known
MESSRS. LAZARUS & MORRIS,
OCCULISTS ANP OPT [CANS,
th r' LIARTFORD, CONNECTICUT,
MANINACTUICERS VITP CELEBRATED
PERFECTED SPECTACLES,
nave, after years of experience, caller - intent, and
and the erection of costly =whir ery, been enabled
to produce that GRAND DESIDERATUM,
PERFECT SPECTACLES!
Which have been sold with uulhnited satisfaction to
the wearers i the 'Western States daring the past
fifteen yeark
-Thole Nehrute4LPßlectoltEpectueles nosOr Uri) tith
eye, and last tinily years without change
Me,sni. LAZARUS &. MORRIS barn appointed .
JULL'S ituraumlni. dealer in Watches and Jew
elry, as their solo agent for Towanda, Pean'a, and
vicinity. .April 14, 1870.
REPORTER JOB PRINTING
0:H 1 H' I C .
Having recently added drcatly to our facilities, wo
are now prerared to do all kinds of
• .JOl3 PRIZTTING.
~ A T
LOWER PRICES
AND •
BETTER STYLE
Than any establishment in
NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA
CALL AT
THE REPORTER OFFICE
AND,
EKAMENE SPEUINENS.
CETRAL MARKET.
The sUb'scrilicrit Still continue to - keep constantly
on hand a fall and complete assortment of every.
thing pertaining to their , business, consisting main
ly of
BEEF, PORK, FRESH . AND SAW
sut;Ar. CURED ILX.ILS
MUTTON, - 11EEE: ~ . 1 1 1 .A3ILS,
VEAL. • POt'LTR i,
• SAUSAGE, LARD,
BOLOGNA, ' DRIED REEF, ,
TALLOW, kr..., fi.c. --.
Also, , • ' . ,
• _P S 13.
FRESH FROM . TEE- LA.EES
OYHTERS RECEIVED DAILY
./ 11 04 P qeaor
Parties wishing Oysters in largo or small quanti
ties will be furnished on shoji notice, at the old
stand, CENTRAL Mannar, broutanyo's Block, drat
door nort,li of Dr. Porters. ,
'Cm OT.zintim, SELLIISI kft'LLOCE. ,
Tato. filmy:wit. - 1
Feb. 24, 1876-tf
FIRSTNATIONAL BANK,
/-1 4 orTbw.L.IDA.
Sunmus FUND..
This Bank °Coro UNUSUAL FACILITIES for the
transaction of a !
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
AID plz io im J , ,v:lc(;)ra?m•G TO
SPECIAL Cum btirmf TO TEE Cou.z. - rnoziOF NOTSB
exo Cazars.
. • PASSAGE. TICKETS
.
To or froin the old countrvby Lint sitearrr or aril
fug llnes, e always on band.
rs:rairs LT.01.7011T OTIS ATMS:DUCE!, ILATTI.-
'lligkett Price paid for e.S Botytt.CoU and Su'rer
E. IL num, Presiaent. N., N. BLIT% is..
Towanda, ituicat, 1869.'
ROYAL BA IN POWDERS nt
- COWELL & MEWL
CONv.mL & WMI ARP. SELL-
FISH, PORK, HAMS Aid) LARD
it COWELL hc MEW&
p
TEm
oyA
A:414 MM
In* Slim oia 1 . il:Taitt* is pow r +se
to cos to tho otthow ot nomad coo* onairitiot-
isod wen selected sioaitist
•
Gf ii''.'o'a'-;.t'tli'.l,':'*-'iv-,
—,•.• •
Villoh 1 novo. purcbaiod ror Claab. sad fed eonliderst
.thiia liellstAslAr limbos;
elseviserei. I now eser to theisiublic ii*l4l stook
lEif3' . o)lfJrOES - Stfaititig .
=IV
irixicif, 81MM*. &c:
AKRON FLOUR; aitacrkm• -Do.-
~p ~~tuw ou ivaa . rouk ; ~inrs.zsun:ana
in kind' of NUL would callthOsit6Uon itttbo
public to our Can't Da Boat
IrlIM
STOCK OF TOBAICPOi
4 1 . *PO' o .r F"./f , " 10,CelOw4041.1Sal
dri. Now Yark Chemical and Brown Soap. •
-: 3', r
Flame call and ;asinine our stock of
f WOODEN WARE. ~.
fir •
large assortment of YANKEE-NOTIONS, TOILET
SOAPS, k &c. I will ply the higliest.esahpriee
. co . 4 • Y PRODUCE,;
Farmers, give nee beforeselling elsewhere.
- - ;
.r, z jro.- PANCII
All
pr,r43.9liao4.oatekt.4* w:mpicasecau
and roue immedliie pair:sent. • -
Ten..
ToWsnds. (larch; 1867. _
GROCERY AND PROVLSN
2.I9CADS MIX..
FAMILY GROCERIES
PROV,ISIONS,
BIERCITE'E NEW BLOCK, TOWANDA, PA.
We do not deem it necessary to eatim rateptl.the
dttereat ertielek we keep. Oar tie
ALWAYS COMPLETE
FIRST GLASS _ GOODS
Cash paid foi'Parmors Prodaimi.
JAMES McCAEE,
Kuehl, AMO:'' EMMY MIX;
EOI LE'S
souTu COfl nymxas Alm MAIN exatants.
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS,
Mach will bo.sohl at the lowest Voeaible prima.
CODFISH, -
FRUIT OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
MODERN STONE WARE,
FLOUR, FEED, MP A L, GRAIN, &c.
Bring on your produce, which wu pay cash for.
A constant supply of Albion Salt. all sized Churns,
Butter Firkins, Tubs, &c.
Please call and look through our stock, and wo will
do our beat to please you. W. A. ROCKWELL.
Towanda, April 28, 1839.
LOOK HERE!
CO WELL & MYER, ' •
At the old stand of Baminat.z. & Comma, are now
receiving a largo std-well selected stock of
cinothais AND P111:41131ONS.
\T lich they oder to cash buyers st prices that defy
competition.
• Cash paid for all kinds Farmers' Produce.
April 21. 186.9—tr. ,
JULES HIIGIYEAN,
JEWELLER & SILVERSMITH,
NERCUR'S NEW BLOCK, TOIVANDA, PA
Has just received from New York a new assortment
of fine Gold .
LADIES.'. WATOIESS,
$125,000.
;40,000.
of all descriptions. Also-a'sclociad assortment of
GOLD- CHAINS, FINE GOLD
J R 1 Y,
ciocus iniza ano4 T E amp . .
.
GOLD. sllitift r AIM STEEL EiPtOTAtILD3 Ara)
EVE-GLAZSEI to It slimes of inglaired sigbt.
NEIV P . l TEST 40fX111 - ODAthro eLES.
By this patent lon enabled to 'cichange Gibraea at
any time without extra charge. Call and see. •
CLOCM3. WATCHES AND Jti;rMJ:tY nEPAIIiED
AND trii=JlN=D.
To‘mnda, Dec 16, 186.
A4 - ACKEREL, CODFISH, .imur
nab, Ittaetinaw Trout Medea. Melded and
Smoked &twin, Smoked Halibut. and Dried Beet at
LONG & NEELEIII3.
Ilsnre; 'kook of
BYE DO.. BIICICRIMAT DD
110
1 1 1 0 R.. .
Wholesale and Itetail Dealers lit
AND
We sell nothing but
GROCERY. AND PIIONTISION ; 43TORE.
A new and complete stock of
MACKEREL, t
HERRING,
PORK,
MUTTON,
HAM,
Y 4 Kll NOTIONS,
DAIRYMEN,
Jewelry,
One door north of
XAERICAN, WATCHES
sltias WATCHES,
El=
EST TO THE BEST
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of allthelskafrolijokfit
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coAZN,Gs; ' s.P:flig.i . . 40-Aq
IBM
lowatheeawmpiratoiimuctli.esr:ol4to
'oft their enstoisemeteibaeleekbee;',.,ii.,
aspiezted no* stack ot,
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rMigt! 7 , l F°l 4 / 0/ Iq l !'V°rU i , li oar .
Ell
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ELATS7 - :
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GEIT B athte,
&nem ana roa,linfio; all the Wept atlas. .;
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rire LiTzter AXI) AIIIII:Iii . EITTLI2i 0.11
Olt.O; Slf ;i1
EOM
Also the Iterer-Patent—,,
WlNuo.w .[JMBR:EL.LA:
• • -
XI or any of Our f;loodta will be #241.4u
CHEAP F ••C.A-SH
As any In the market.
Call and hole fttrodgh onr.aka.
Towanda. April 2:1870.
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*This spam belongs to E. • VAItZ; dealer In
Clothing and Gent's Furnishing t• ; s. He is so
bulay selling Clothing that ho has not oto write
an advertisorwmt.
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HURRAH'
I
GREAT REDUCTION IN PISICES OF
READY MADE CLOTHING,
MI
M. ,E. ROSENFTELTYS,
(Opposibb Powtll cos.)
I am.now offering to tho publio a large and aholce
stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Cousisitug of
LINEN GOODS,
And all the into itylon for Spring and hummer weir
FOR BIEN AND BOYS
Which wilt lie sold 25 per cent. less then torso=
prices at BE E. ROSENFIELD& Also a large
voice of -
UNDERSHIRTS ANtDRAWERS
Hand to sell Ices than cost. to "make room for
FaU Stock. Now is your titan to buy a Snit
cheap. Call and conrince yourself that M. E. RO
SENFIELD offers Great Bargains in tho line. of
Clothing and
GENTS FURNISDING GOODS
Call before parchardng elsewhere.
M. E. nosEmpram
Towanda, Jan. 25,1870.
A DISPATCH JTJST RECEIVED.
OLOlgous NEWS, FOR =Zen OrTOWANDA
r%:uivtar;rrr
Thore is constantly being received at tho “Tran.q.,
OF FASFLON," a largo stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
which have been purchased for esah, et reduced
prices. and will be sold to cash buyers at lower ales
thaw/her before offered In Towanda. Aly Mechem'.
sista In part of
HMS'. .13011Vq,lip YOUTH'S CLOTEMCG.
13,1406 D4OWN Alip BLUE BEAVEZ
ME DRESS COATS, CASSUIERE SUITS, LINEN
Coats, Pantii, Ve r di. and Width . „Linen Duck Suits,
also &largo variety of
GENT'S FURNISHING , GOODS,
HATS. CAPS, SIISPENDEBS, NECK TIES.
PAPm A=i MaM COLL4I3B,
of the latest styles and Luthiona.. Remember the in
dud:anent. that I otter, and that - I am not to be un
dersold by any dialer in 'town, or elsewhere. AU
who wish anything in my line are respectfully invit
ed to give me a mil before.purchasing and convince
yourselves.
H. JACOB&
No. Blida-at., Boldlonian's Mock,
Towanda, Pa.
4r3' Cash paid forilidea and Pelts.
GOLD TILL CORING DOWN
AND EVERT 271TRG 13 THE
GROCERY if'PROViSION LINE,
are now being offered at-
COWELL k . FLYER'S"
. .
at prim that 4112110 t fail to matey all that they are
determined not to be undersold by any ono. They
have enlarged their atom by •Wildlng so that May
now have room for the freak sup Plies Abet are daily
received by them. They have cosnocted with their
store a Market where-they row keen fresh meats to
sell by the quarter be piece. anus foil supply of Geo•
caries and Ptoristons to which they would call the
attention of all cosh buyers. Come and ex mine out
Goods and Prices,before purchasing and satisfy
yourselves. We -garentee all goods to give entire
astisfactiem. We are thanked to our customers for
their peat liberal patronage and solicita cantiMumee
of the same. . IXMTELL k
Dee. 20,1869. -
TRY 911 R tt,,F,4 AND COFFEE,
11870; 41- -'
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SATISFAMON GiaItRANITED
MS
/age - stook of H
Curaw AND OASSMERES.
'sIISLZIIu ix 7
HATS_
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
115-Wtil be at tho Ward noun tha first and third
Tuesdays of ow% month, with samples" of 4:1000.
sod prtpared tat tals - mestuti. • .
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Sept. t;lB7aFir,
Nom: edam AIT slansp7.4%
R.
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Wetdd annou •
n c ee to the citizens or Towanda. anithe
publ latnxe igeno, that 'ho his In atom' and daily in•
cet new =dr ' . • ' ,' "' • •. !
qo op s,
In Ws lino, 'killable to the manta of the people. "Mx&
he will sell for Currengrat fennel
GOLD' PlacES!
CanaWing as usual of good. well end reliable Made
CLOTHING,
(No Shoddy of any kind) eonalatlng of
AVUSIZIESS StrITS•
COATS, VESTS' AND `"POVS;
DRESS' COATS PANTS & VESTS,
Limn Coate, Dusters and Pante, ' -
Overalls aid Cyanides, Linen and Paper Co/lara,
Linen, Catslmam and Flannel aft* rock Tics, ads
panders:Gloves, Canes. Leather Dam 'Spring Style
Bilk, Soft and Straw flats. 3rgt-alaaa.. Samant
ha' z that geed Goode are cheaper at's fair price than
pobr goods at any price. Call and examinomy goods
Wore buying. , No. 3 Pattam&OrtilithaDlock.Brldo
Street.
~Towanda, lone 8 , 1878 . IL W. EDDY.
Br.'
Still continue \
HORSE PO\
and will sell abetter
eau be bad elsewhere In
our ruactint they w
than any Other. and are mo -
personally superintend our wor
Well down. We will send
DISCRIPTIVF, CATALIXI ES; ( A-;
of our machines, on,amilication.
ONE TWO HORSE al S.
One & Two Morse 6 O.4WW.RA
THRESHER am; g.E.t.vziz;.
FANN4NG.4,.TLkS i ';2.
crucimut-A2ID par am:sit:is"
8 1 111[4.ND GRIST MILL Work do is to outer.
Alvo , wha call before purchasing eyowliarak.
V 4 "00 .alloartra `SNAHIV
`••oo aooria
Aug. 2, 1869
NEW 'CARRIAGE, FACTORI"
04 Pine. betweci Slab) and Second, Streets, bac&
of (I. V..3tason & f10..11
TOWANDA, PENN 'A.
HENRY STULE.S, (foruicirly athe firm of Bryant
& Shako) Worms his- &limb:ism' former patrol*,
that be has built a.
NEW BRICE CARRIAGE FACTORY..
wc. 11 ?1 , 9 wPicopPtPitLY kml),Ati_ /4u(LaJle , swwrt
mdnt of
FAMILY .CARRIAGES,
TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES,
PLATFORM. WAGONS,
TDDTTING 6111,73.178, AND fikELETONS.
•
Made of the beet material and finished in the best
city etyln. Ills long experience In city Carriage
Facteriesgices bins a decided adnuttage over others
in the
Finish, Style and Durability
of his Wagons. , All he zalcq Is an
INSPECTION cty 'HIS WORK
weviclns to imrohastng ols e
ALL WORE' WARRANTED TO GIVE PERFECT
Thankful for Um liberal patronage formerly ex
tended and respectfully ask' ,a continuum ,of the
Same. •
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
Tiwandi. 3by 24, 1870.—tt
NEW PLANING MILL.
The undersigned having built alarge puLoommo.
dions 10 the Borough Of Tovesa, and filled it
with the moat modem awl thaprtnred machinery, for
the manufacture of
.wniDow 13418/1 ASD
Are prepared to fill' orders, whether Large or small.
uponihe diluted tettee. We have also a large ' vs;
of MOLDINGS. of the latest also
andpattern,
which we can furnish much cheaper than they cantle
workia by hind. .
moitick., : . • ,
Toicrurisra. .
' - oitoovmd • , ,
' - -• - ' AiD SCROOL
.13AWIISG,
And all other work pertaining to J g l siery. WM be done
to snit our customers.
Persona building, and not living more than twelve
to fourteen miles dietlint. will And itlargelytor their
inkiest to buy of us , or bring their lueriatel have ,
it worked by our. maeldnery. 'Bring your at of
Flooring. or other lumber, and while your team•ia
feeding, have it ground out and take it home Irah
you.
We will pay CAMS for ME • AND. HEMLOCK
lAMB= delivered at'oar lumber yard. Crane. and
see us, or if yogremet come,
Towanda. Feb., 1664. L. D. DODDERS Ai N.
M 0 N Y
- -Gaueral peakis
STAPLE ' 4Z . FANCY DRS' GOODS,
Guacsade, cuocztßy Ou.saarr.
BOOTS, SHOES ; SHOE F"Thi TKOS.
Leather, Bate, Caps, thitbrellaz.
- , TOWiND.C.
ro.4losltala r Si., cairie ' rattle,Dttars.
, • - i. D. MONTABif, •
• may/9,1070. L. D. MONTABEE,
RE
ELM
GEO. It. NAN vmson.
BOOT. N: MANNERS.
GOODEI I
all Wool.
Znchctories.
OM ea CO..
to manufacture tteh. celothsMsd , ,,
‘
\ ki
RS - & CLEANERS,
no, ter less money. than
o *mid. We clam for
do as much, or more,
-durably built. We
• and see that It Is
SATISFACTION.
at rettuceaprices
lIKNIW. bTQLEN
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HARDWARE 4412 7 0RA"' , '
4.1.!
tOWARINt. . ,
illigjig , oo to ON" al of
;.•!;::'"? •
rev
ff . OUS.B. : g'.IIIII4IB HENa ;4300Ni,
4 ,
DOOllB, SAW. '•
aid,* "
Palate, ClPe;ke,. are 4 f.ttio-lmat.qualigilua
'Kittle sold Wry low. We 'ere, day egad, 'te
OMB% • -
" -e•TEAm
,
itto only regablolfteliroof Bath
RIIR B '2 , SI P 3 'S'.§PWP;
SMAGY,Mq O . I i4 YgAYPP ,taf
Ddi~~Tl'S t ' 3iSri +'DONE'
. ,
sv r - EH'OSPHA .E
• • Oalkitelikar • - •
. 8 1 1 1 - 1\1727:446.1 ' ;
very nuaitfactrireil oat of tilo,,beitt
Wo, , K o .., lso .ldp.plirittte? Jabblew_aca.ll ttada.
We aretbe oply, manta lei th e celebrated new
cooxixia„,STOVE.,
.
The beet cooking sten la , "tee, and every stave'
warrtuited to give eatiereetfcni. Mich
[...
Fratui~nie.
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FURNITIJHE STILL LOWERI
Jjb9= CL . FBOST,:
Would annotuico to Um pooplo at Woaraods
rest Of trunk:tt that altar tido ate; 14s nownltloent
IPTT vr-umeim
elll tio ofroica sit
GREATLY REDUCEI) PRICES
Ify Mock is complete and coneista of
PARLOR SUITS;
LEfIRAIq SUITS,
C SUITS
DIN - LNG, upon FURNITURE,
AND FURNITURII Ign TSE SITCEMN.
MiTtitESSES, TTV;O,NrA,
,tiEDDMG, 111111t0
EinaCSION TAMES, I:C., 4te
L' , E . D - STEAD-S!
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My gnsn malmfactme.-aud :warranted . 4nperier, tail
be sold ;or lege than city made one, aril&cost, else
tvbeim
,COME ONE; COME ALL,
Examine for yearselrk Bce and be iOnrinced that,
.Eurniture chetper at-FROST'S than at any
other place in the war d. Country *dealera supplied
at the lowest market rates. -
I furnLth COFFLIti of every desetiptloti,
burial Cases, Catheta, de,, and Lave the -
.toms - 17.47,ApE Iti Noanwaci Frars'4.
Towanda, Juno 22, 1870
FuRNIITuRE .WARE-Rooms. • •
.7A31£13 MAEXNSWannouncez tothe public that
ho still conga* to tezinafacture and' hoop on hand
Paroassiftneptat -
• CABiliigr •kunlirrunE,
Bum 0, Table's, Bedsteads; Stands, Chairs,Ac., 'of
every d ption, which san made of the bst mate
alas. an • n thO most woriananlike manner; •
1 hick° • • inspection of thik public to ray work,.
which 'dual .• • be surpassed hi durability at anl , ellen
in the country,, my prices eli}be found to be as
low as the times admit.
• • Boadyi•made •ow constantly on baud or made to
order. Agoodffs - will be tarnished when desired.
Aug. 15, 1865.
N EZV ARR NGEALENT!
p.aving purcha l • d the
BOOT AS; S?OE EST AL taiNT . F.N%
lately condneteit by DAVIS St as• S • at Sto;l4B '
Main-st., Towanda. Pa., LwouldrespectSuLlyitntorm
the public that I.liiNe just received a 13; assort
ment of
LADIES' AND GENTS' S.Et ' !
Consisting of
LADIES" GAITCERS,
dr all grades. Ladies '
GOAT AND LEATHER 'SHOES,
ML' W' AND CHIpI=S SHOES,
Of ovory Variety, which will be sold cheapran ciish.
Give him a call and satisfy yourselves he is
selling cheaper than the cheapest.
' I would call esspecial attention to my
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT - I
I mate to order everything in the line, of
LADIES' AND GENTLEZEN's
I feel confident; that I can give entire" satisfaction.
I employ none but Brat-class mechanics.
I guarranfee perfect its, and an work ,Warranted.
Repairing neatly and promptly clone.
Remember the place, No. 148 Main-st., a few doors
below the Means House. 'Towanda:Pa. Look out for
the sign of the Big Boot.?
Mr. DAVIS will conduct the business as my Eitgier,
intendant" JOHN MeIRTMIE.
Towanda, Pa., SOL I. 1870,-4f .
P I
-AJP
lie le reapec e ry informed that the book-Bin
dery bag been r oval to the Argns , Building, third
story, where will done
B 0 0 IC -
INDIRGI
In all its various branches. sin terms as maiensable as
n'the times " will anew. The Bindery will be under,
the charge of
u.C: R~HITASEtt.
An experienced Binder, and all work will be Promy
done in a style and manner which =toot be excelled.
Muelc, lllagnalnem Nenenapers,Otdlfooka, kc., bound
to every variety o! style. Particular attention will be
'pant to the Inning and Bind up dt
MANX 'BOOR%
To any desired pattern, Vitali in quality and duns.
Witty will be warranted..
All werk.will bo ready for deligery when ruralised.
The patronage of the public is solicited, and per
fect satisfaction guaranteed. • ' •
Towanda, August 2, 1266—tf. •
MRS. H. E.,GARIMT
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10B.CUMS BLOCK, over PORTEU bt MEW&
. DRESS AND .PLOA.
PATTfialiki. ,
IMPROOD FRENCH CORSETS,
LACES, &c., R:c
wonAd respecthilly . arirtetmee fo''tho ladies of
Towanda and vicinity that I have Just retained from
Now York with a hill and varied asaorttnent of Fall
and Winter Patterns; for ladies and children.
Im
proved 'French Comers/lad Lacca—new style. gashes
and Tics. of ;elegant design; also, a few pieces of Tar
laton, MbeinUthl shades, for evening wear, Organ
.
CUTTTNG'and FITTING
Promptly and neatly dyne, with the positive assur
ance, that all orders. however small, entrusted to me
shall be filled in a thoroughly saUstactorrintnner.
I remain, yours, very renectlidly,
Mrs. H. E. GARVIN:
Sept. 22;10.
RVITS OF ALL - KENDS- AT
COWELL L& /MEW&
PHORSFORD'S BREAD
JL • • . tion, et - O. 13..PATOW8.
~~
ORESTER WHITE PIGS
- •.• ' , Fon Aux BY " s.
110 12. "73-2 m A. B. 8111111, Ulster, I's.
FULL STOCK OF WOODEN
.Ware. C. 11. PATCH'S.
ALL KINDS GROCERIES AND_
Provisions 'at wliolcsale Sag retail. at
May PATVIPS.
r 5 Ram .0.-19 . 1 MER, SON k CV .
:miliarql. -• • t
4.1 r •
914) . VAS/X Pittick• ArrOiXes
a7aw ,` 4 =
' ' 1111NUMIliallb !Mitt!!'`"
itelekiiiiil4lll2oiirteta4l , l*4l , * .1 •
.3.3 . 5,
iii r o rrOgi Itkiidided=r *di 114110
vow&
joM ~om. sesec
"iinitigviebetal.- tttt
1 : 3 13Vi ( A la =et.
atmaide team*
tomktOg —.
_ Daucisr - Mtviinzgi -- Cimacau, 1
:I:ausainsuc.vmtitapp,;. '`Q:=
001 lift AND'Vritt i Eg i riNE J l
rasa
Aratiil olintuitioa;-t
PrhORTP,QA c. 04,614.
Fwd.,
MONA! qiltlealtB; -
;:k7.l6*.poArk!fahlffffisil4
ANP .T 4
Arapoiriwadf Takt Azt4otlis majimie
SPONGER; iIItUtO6IISPEIOAPEI; COM%
Pai l laal; ! i; * r .
."0407: 41166 ..-o* - - 1)6 4r 2 i 6 04. 1 4 . •
AND'sent 1111PARMICiiil.
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•
C/aM,
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Add and Mower .Seeta TawSuP- 3 :
tee, 'Emporia:miss, Shoulder Ildees. 'Bread.
Ptunps, Toethinglalapi,-Nursing Bottles, ,7 -
11ipplau-Nipple so'd Sitiedds, /Iriales•
8ed141111,6611431111/1144
tooanekow, arrottes Estrada, : Mono
" Jul* Elul Wire, Eiottros:"lals,'Cotts, Bath
Briek, , and Stove Maddidg..lllsli'Taekle,'Am•
tanooloo.:&c,, Botank, - Kokooti- o owl Eezianpath-:
is Nedicind, and all the popular Patent
31 -I C. I 'N . E , 5.... „,
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All articlatPwartantedia representeiL 'Persons at
•diamaci_cui reeelre,their. order!, brittle° or M al l ,
irall
rhich rceelve prompt and careful attention.
'Medical advice -lifter' grataitotutly at the efilcit. - -1
thaeging teda for roetlb:inw • •
air Thapktul tor past liberal patronage, would rep; I
pectfolljannrenteeto their friends and the imblic,tbst
nopstns shall be stared to satlefa , „ 'tame-tit the emit
tinnatim of their confidence and patronage. • •
Openlittratart for .prescriptlonn froth 9 t. , .;
and•l2 riti-to It and 5 to 6 p.m. - ' • .
P9.117E1t, AlOhl 00.! I
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July 1810.--Iyi
)137; 24..di . . 13TREET. PA.
iIII ? DLESALE AND ..RETAIL.
DRiUGG-IST
The mbar:Sher respectnally announces tothe -pub
he in general that he has on .hand a .urge and well
selected stock at a -
DBMS.
CHEMICALS.
SIEDICL4IIIS,
PAINTS,
VAILNIKILEB -
WINDOW GLASS, ,
" STITETS ' " •
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All the popular Patelitlfedlcines of the day.
PURE WINE AND; • LIQUORf,
For Medicai yrwp6s.4 poly
PERFUMERY. ~
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Fancy .and Toilet articles.
Soaps of every description, .
Thermometer*, •, • • . ' ... . i
.Batbing, Surge and Common Sponges,
Hair Brushes,
' Tooth s, : : • .
- +ming Oxides, ••
• ••• •,
'
Surge
rocket and-Fine Comba t
. -
Toilet Poirder.
Puff BOSON ~, • • ' . •
.... ,
Tooth Powders, , •
. , Tooth 'Washes,
.
• mid, Tooth Soaps.
Awl other..articlea belonging to the Drug trade too
numeroue :o mention. raving the Agency of the
GREA.T S.: 1E COMPANY
GREAT "ThiI_YEICEFUENTLI
Mi=al;32=
J'ANMS o. non
kluticikugprescriptons a nd waiy.:mmipla cm;
pounded by persona thoroughly culapeteut, at all
bolas of the day or idea; ' • ' •
Thardifel fin the - past liberal tratrotaage, rre
spestfelly solicit a continence of the itiane, pledg
ing myself that no effort shall ho spared to rusks
my establisbutent second . LS none in thls set:than: •
:Tor. Ti eciesnited.' at thho store as
heretofore; ' !,:o • ;• , . • lira:lwpm. -
Jan.
GR EAT BARGAINS -INI
moorrs
LVF.iV noon AXII &RIZ. ST011.15;
The nndersigned are rosining a large and well se ,
lasted stoskof
800 TS IND SHOES
SIIMDS AND: FALL 'TRADE,
%o::Lich.we offor lo‘y for Cash. Ccoalstiaz, of
GENTS,
AND CHILDREN S • tEAR.
SEWED .AND .PEGGED BOOTS
REPAIRING NEATLY-. DONE
, AND-READY Wahl; PROMISED
Thankful far past -Divots, we' solicit a eattUnuanea
Of the lassie. -r ; ; - ;
SAMUEL WOODFclitt... - mum= M.
Apiil 5, 186 4 3. - .
Foundoty and Machine Shop.
FOUNDERY & IUit:OM:NE SHOP.
The umfersigne4 having
_purchased . the Foundry
and Machine fihoplately owned by John Carmen,
are prepared to do elf kinds of wort appertaining to
their business. with promptness and dispatch.
MILL gRA:RINGTh
1.,R 0 N S
51ALE:ro oßnErt.
• ENGINES• 'REPAIRED ,
And all work warranted to gime satisfaction.
MACHINES
Of the West . l eud most imProTedkilldsmanneirbulisi
and kept constantly on band ready for um..
rICS.,
G
siDr-niv.,„ moi l . AND WOODEN , BEAMS
CULTTVATOIt PLOUGHS
PIOtrGICPOINT.S.
oral' kinds, and tho latest inipm-ements kept
constahtly on Land. .
LAIiGE AND • S3IA'LL SIZE.
STOVE CASTINGS
SLED AND SLEIGH SHOES,
• • Ault sit kindis of castings furnielted to -
Math 39,'187 - r." IiBANB
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OFFER
Bo* .and mica
MIMI
tloutligad of Ward Iloi'go
Suitable for the
LADIMS;' , '
.IrApx To ORDER
MAY DqtILLS,
Anil all kinds of
Ot all hindx
MEE
CHURN * POWERS,
CELLAR GBfIES.
LARGE;. ,tETTLEB
NW. ' • ... ft
raw
ba I' • I • • iNerf iz i . -
'450. or v. try. •
' , '
irZna.g,
(2.oftiMbyCoagress.jiiiiL
C~sitsuCD a DiARK: ;
JAY 0001136 Ifixame amd Its. Com. ;
HE D. COOK% VfmtPraddeat ;
)993404
' ',.. 416 . - • •
• „
- Tie advantagerOtihc Ifanortal Life Ineartzv.
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Ca
1. 14 fa a Natfottaldeop44, ehorier t d bic cif •
ban a intdtitiineintal of One Wilton Do m '
n;r B
a rat Wiwi liar rates otpreininaia •
4. it furnishes larva finanianai than ether Q 4 , 1,
wine, for the mane inoner;
" 's.ltit"antAiii inn! iertith ; •
to atilionifbtlity minamseirtation
nerds. of nnatmaleniteraliagh7pc
7, ova polkiia are plinn_ entracte, en inneh-iii.
"ince for so moil money ;
jB2.4brinllehltszettotiabeitingi
t poki est aro 04044 heel atlnehmeal.
WM
CLAI,PL Ba3Bcre,
r • .Btuer4 Agents.
• .
D. 8. gustiria. Manager.
- a' resAiii o. 'mu/ . ,x
r 3• 04 fa{-Tor ltdaPtuYJcillitY•
Jan. 9, ISO.
"V;ly 0E N T s
•„, iN,SU/?4A I L: ..IrlG-ENCY,
' , slides written in allot Cite following poplar / a n d
tills/SW Cos rpanleur: WSW settled Ind Odd at our
PROP,2IiTY. (inelncling irn
Lisk Sni
and dwellings ifilown insured against nattier
nylacerneuto as well as Fran. ,
M
' LIFE UM:MANCE . iti one of the Codt,i,
4ri1e.41 and Salnst.cinippien,Lndhis country,
I34tiatilp itiablemicr..ooUrvir, .
tornikm, England. J
Ath,} INiCluack Courxnt, ,
(thi,4
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4.1:14ru.0rn Iseklui(c.r.Ocans:n. ,
Cleveland; Ohio.
Assette,
WY031.1:41 INI3C;CACE COMPANY.-
Wilkeslktrre.
Asgetts,
.12:87iiSCE'COltr.ticlr,
—Lancaster, Pa. f'
Crri FIRE IsSVILLINE CONPAFX,
liartford, ("man.
121=1
Nolan AMLIRCAN billfirtNeeeo.. tt
ilateford, (mu. f
EMI
11 .
.2.Tox Fur.r.b:sunazaz C4IIPANY.
Sew York: j
• .
PSDEPMILYINT /551,71ANCE COILIICST.
Boston, Mass. I
MEM
•
NEW yocs IJkT Ixonwc.F. Colmtasir,
'New Fork.
As , z,..ita,
AGIIIGATE CAPITAL REPRPSEN. TED, OVER
$25,000,000.
Strict attcwion to business, fair tltaini;,
prompt setticrakent Of Losses, to am MOTTO.
Come and try us..
Office on Main street, opposite Court Borer, up
-
Mr. Vtscrm' at Ilercurs Bank froixi'da.M.Ull3
o'clock. r.
T. D. CAMP,
W. a. VINCENT.] -
Towanda, Pa., July 20,
THE PENN MUTUAL.
LIFE INSUILI.AE COMPANY,
NO. 921 CILES7a:LIT traiEET,
ECCOI.IPOFUTED 1817
.g.CCUMULATID FUND, oTer $3,_000,111)11
INCOME FOR 1869, ,5b6..e,:aj5.19
DIVLDE:NDS /LAVE A:VEIL-WED ANNUALLY
AB )UT so PER cErr.
roucrEs IssrED O uL APPIVITED rLaas
Premium psidAnuusilx or sclui•auially or
a loaf will be made for put of the iunouta. •
samrEtc. Pret•lthint,
SAMVEL . E. STOKER. Vioe rresidpnt.
JOHN W. - 1101040.11.. A.V.P. and Actuary.
11. .8. 'STEPUENS, St.cretary.
jtyla,'74-tf H. B. 31'KEAN, Gencraj Agtut
GUARDIAN 3II.ITUAL
WE . INSURANCE COMPANY,
NO. 231 BROADWAY, NEW YORE.
I .
Pom tint; P . ontat
itssirs: °Tar
AN - snit. INconsE. over
•
LOttiES PAID .
• All approved forms of foliett4R - stied.
Liberal moles forpayitient of - premiums.
Policies non.forfeitublo by their terms.
,The entire proEts of the Company dirt ,1,-,1 0,02.
ably among tim insured,
ANNUAL sDIVIDENDS.
•WALTO3.I IL PECKHAM, Pnr.nor.rr..
WILLIAM T. HOOKER, VicE,Plitinbrr.
LUCIUS M ADAMS, SECT ASD ACTrMIT.
•
PHILADELPIII.I lIEFEItn:CES
•
JAY COOKY. & CO., Banker?.
Intexra. & Co., Bankers.
* JOHN Woonstnz & Co., Tea Merchants.
S. A. 31.EReEtt. Prert. Farmers' & Iltcharace Bank,
T. B. PErEr.sost, PIA-Usher.
Ry12,70-tf _
CONNECTICUT 31111tA_L' LIFE
INSURVICE Cd3IPANY,
OF H%BTFOBD, COPS.
MISSES,
Ncostonurto MOLE =tax 50,0%1- =annum
• - AtSETS (Juno 1, 4800) over $2.5.000,000.
Surplus crrer• 87,000.000.
CURRENT DIVIDEND FROM LO TO 70 PER C1.51'
Total Claims by`lDeath said to date, orer $6,04.10.00:
TOTALpIT/D=DA PAID TO DATE, omit $6,000.0M
A rtnELy aruTuAk COMPANY.
AD its surplus Ss equitably divided among th e Po
icy holders In
ANNUAL 'DIVIDENDS,
Which may be applied in reduction of Presaiums,or
may be accumulated atliderest for the Mutat oft
Assured, Or may be reCeived by them in Cash.
' !Paid up Policies tae granted alter two or mote
yeartelteminems ban been paid, Bins practeallY
making
ALL. POLICIES SOX-1 , 0 FA7II.Vq.
It issues Policies upon sll
DESIRABLE PLANS OF "StBANCY,
And has adopted in its viorldogil several
SP:FCIAL FEATURE S.'
ORIGINAL Trull THIS COM'ANY AND OFFED
11. 13. MoF.E.AN. Al:Ca
Towanda. July 22; 1862—tt-
NEW. ROUTE TO PRILADEL-
, -
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAU AD.
t.
Shortest and most direct line to Phi
thnort , Washington. grid South..d the onth;
Passengers by this route tak ennsylrama
New'York Railroad train. rate Towanda at
A. 11.. make close co:it:option a thlebrni with Ez•
press train of North Penn's and arrive in
Philadelphia at 5;05 P. ..11..-An time to take night
trains either for the South or West.
City paattenger cars are at the Depot on arrival of
all tminstoennves passengers to the rations Depots ,
- - net() an parts-of the city.
• learn North Penn's 'Railroad Depot, corner Derki
limit American streets. Philadelphia, at 7:35 A. 1I.•1
tithing at Towanda 535 P. , 'AL, saxes evening.
Men'. Daimage Expn,as colleeta and delivers bag.
(isge. office lio. 105 South Fifth street, Philadelphia.
raztotri accointonsortosia.
Freight received at Front and Noble streets, (hits
delphia, and toriarded brTy Saar Freight rain.
to Towanda, and all •points in liuspehanna valley
with quicballapateh: ELLIS CLARICE.
Gen. Akt. N. P. R. R.. prtnitandWißmiSts.
?Say 1T,1870. .1? •
TAYLOR'S ELECTRIC OTh !
A medical preparation wbich tendsto remove zll
unnatural properties When applied, either on ]pas or
Beast It is conceded, by all - who have- used it. to
be the best assistant to nature in the 'restoration of
affected parts to tbeir natural functions, which the
medical world has ever received. It has cured many
cases of Itheutuntlim which could not be releived by
any other medicine ; It is used by many pf our best
physicimes lor , that purpose. Is also tinsarPsmsd
the cure of Corns. Cbilblains, :Cramps. Contrse•
tion of Muscles, Straka. Sparing, Bruises irtditorei
of all kinds. It is called, by those whohave
the best medicine forlitirsca In the market: Is al•
ways safes speedy, and effectual. =Every bottle gua
ranteed to give satisfaction, or money. refunded.
or sale by all Druggists and dealers in medicine.
, lI—BROW:WM TAYLOS.
•
• Leßaysville, 4
aug23'70.11 , Solo Proprietor and Manufacturer.
DRIED FRUIT OF ALL
BO!
IE9
i TOIVA.NDA, YA.
$10,000,e 4
$1 ofx),( 1
MEI
214' :1"
EIBMI
DEM
eJ 1.4 a , .
11881.7.4
CIZE
61.1,Outhut,
CAMP. k VINCENT.
$25,t
^.OOO
• 1,070.(
Lf.rU,OV
J. A..nte.,onn;
Agent. Tomind& Pt
ED BY NO OTHER.
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