G
13
Boon~::for Yihh.aa~i~r:"
.Everyiartecir4bi bilii coini' eh Mild
put in an acre Of ieot crops- for. his
cattle.' l'lmre la planty of e: ifhe
wishes to try it, .to
.. wpm for 'this.
work The effect' , of 'carrots,: baste,
parsnips.and ratabegli tUrnipaltgion
the health of -cows ..are.Undoubtedly
good, and when, with' other - ,f004
used alternately, or mixed _together,
will be found to add 'greatly to - the
productions of: the dairy. Provide
the necessary manures for them, -and
we will in due time give :such hints
as may be found useful to those not
in the habit of saving 'these vegetables
beyond the mere row or two m their
gardens. Well rotted itable or barn
yard numure,or bone duet and gua
no, are' the necessary requireinents
for these crops, to raise them in the
large quantities' which, by proner
treatment, they can-be .made to yield.
If a small lot which could be spar
ed for artichokes was - put in cultiva
tion the result would pay Well; but
as it is almost impossible to get them
out of the ground when once planted,
the lot must be considered asperma
nently devoted to them. Sandy land
is best for. them.. manure with say
twenty loads of ;table or barn yard
manure per acre, half to be spread
broad-cast and plowed in, ana the
other` half to be applied. in e
rows. The . land should be .
fully pLe pared , the same as for .0s• . O
'the thkwalkltnerchatiternait. •
On and after liondiy, ZONE VI, 1870, trains will .
ha" Waverly at alkyd the !olitntinil howl, its :
_ .
WEE* WEST. . , _...---
4:24 am.. mar =MIMS =o l iPteit tat
Rochester, Rutile", and Ctn.
chirati. conneettng l irli val e Elhore.lffiehigan
Southern, and Grand Trunk Railways at Buffalo,
Dunkirk and Ckmeland for the West; shoat May
land with the C. C. O. k Ina. Ratting for Indfan
spoils; and at Cincinnati with the Louisville Short
Line Railway, and the Ohio klilemiselpid t =
for the South and Sentharest ; also with
ing lines at principal stations ea mainline.
4:49 a. m. NIGHT EXPRESS, daily. for Rochester.
Buffalo, Dunkirk, Cleveland andeincinnati. mak-.
lug direct connection with halal' of Grand Trunk
and Lake Shore Rallwaga at •Baffiffo, Dunkirk and
Cleveland. for all= tied, and at Cincinnati.
Iwith the Ohio Ss and Louisville Short
Line Railways for the So and Soutn-west ; also
with
main laline.l connectingllnea at principle *glom on
8:28 a.m.—MAIL TRAIN. Sundays excepted. for
Buffalo and Dunkirk. .
5:25 p.m.—ELMIRA ACCONMODATEON, Sundays
excepted.
6:18 p. 31., DAY EXPRESS, Sundays excepted, for
Rochester, Buffalo. Dunkirk. Cleveland, Cincinna
ti and the South. Stops at principal stations and
connecting points on main line.
New and improves' Drawing Boom Coachessecom
pang this train from Now York to Buffalo,
Sleeping Coaches are attached at lionuillimille. -
ning thro' to Cleaveland and Gallon without •'
5:16 p.m.—EX. MAIL, Sundays excepted, f. Buf
falo, Dunkirk and Cleveland, connecting • trains
for the West. . .
A Sleeping Coach is attached to this • running
'brand& to Buffalo.
:00 a.m.—WAY 711,EIGHT. Sunda excepted:
. - • :10 p.m.—E3IIOB.ANT TRAM, • for the West.
—A little bo3r witivrecently sent •
by EASY.
express from Boston to Pittsburg:. : '1:00 a.m.—NIGHTEXPRESS,: . -days excepted,con
, .1 meeting at New York with . moon trains and
—41 . 01 i Spruigs, Arm li
s., zts two . jug steamers for Boston and N. England cities.
, factories told one tempuninee eociety. Sleeping Coaches leeeen N.
"P tbla train i ' n " l ' T '
, , . 6:50 a.m.—WOMBAT' 3 'BEES, Mondays ex,
1 --Kansas has 1501) 'nines
. .et xi& i Into& contlactilla st J n 7ay Cl with afternoon
,-. and evening trains . New Jersey l ltsatosu for
road completed and is making niore. ' - Philadelphia. Dal .. ore, and 17ashnigton; and at
-" - r New York with ... era and afternoon Express
\ —Jersey City firemeksteal• c hie f :- trains tor New D‘. gland (titles. Also stops at Mi..
~.E N and s, 2o l2p ra l a the - en do houses. clpal stations .d connectin g on main
•-•-- , • Sleeping Con- •ea accompany this train to Nerw Tort
fall after harvesting, be flowed to ta4 , 5p.10.—D 7' EXPREsS. SundaYletcellted. run
,
root in the lot, and they will indulge 3 , ; , . 5 ... 1 7,:z.411;4 71. T a ty Ititllomir Philadelphia.
tr l d .o
to their heart's content, without any ot ilt,,,x.apti n n e ciple strioce, ~,, : d connectin g points
ceremony; and still enough seed or New a improved Drawing-Boom Coacheaaccenit..
roots will be left without- replanting . I ' 7 bis t°thl from Buffalo to New York,
r 3: p.m.—ACCOMMODATION T RAIN, daily for
the moisture in the,rtot. is sufficient, usquehantb. , i
for the hogs without' water; but a lit- 258 palmm..,lEl4lVOAßlM7t3,a6tagyesure:tia.
tie salt, ashes or. charcoal would ad 9:05 p.m.—LIGHTNING' EXPRESS, daily, connect
inst Paterson for Newark • at Jersey City with
to their health and growth. An ac e Morning Express Train of New Jersey Railroad for
cultivated as advised ought to - 1 Baltimore and washingt i and at New York with
Morning Express train forßoston and New England
400 or 500 bushels. The qt • cake. •Also stops at all principal sualons and COI).
for seed per acre is 12 to 45 nectlng points on main line,
Ne w
Conches accompany this train through to cut into sets l as potatoes arr New York.
3:45 p.m.—WAY FREIGHT. Sundays excepted.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THBCIJGH.
11M... A revised and complete "Pocket Tine Tank"
of Passenger Trains co 'the Erie Railway and con
necting lines, has recently been published, and can
be procured on application to the Ticket Agent of
the Company.
L. D. BUCKER,
Beal Supt.
1
A e
'eld
tity
hels,
' •
Color and Wrimith ' Soils.
I have long been Ic9‘ing for some
thing in 7 regard to the color in soils
in agricultural pap rs, and have tried
an ezieriment 'th the common
thermometer, ering it with white_
muslin and th n with black, showing
eight degree difference; but •I think,
with some tter mode of trying the
experim t, say by marking the scale
on the be and painting boxes the
color f different soils, and new straw,
• etc. t would show fiftten to twenty
de rees in the open air. If so, such
ack substance as muck, soot, and
- others, composted and dried, so that
it may be applied easily like plaster,
would be very beneficial to corn and
its kindred, and also the plants from
southern latitudes in a cold spring,
or with new straw and light colored
substances as a mulch about peach
trees, to keep then, back from blos
soming until after frost, in a warm
and growing spring. This theory
. will make plain the conflicting • state
ments—by one, that muck is very
beneficial as a fertilizer, probably on
light colored soils—and by another,
that it is not worth applying or does
not pay: Place a black chip or some
soot on a piece of ice on a fine winter
. day, and see how soon it will lind.its
way down. Now wait till the. air and
snn are much warmer, throw out an
• armful of bright straw ornew,shav
__ ings,. and note how many,more days
the snow remains under - these than
where the dark soil is plown among
the snow. I trust farmers will take
notice, and report progress next sea
son.-,--Currevondence of Western Bti-
TLIE BEST PLACE FOR A HORSE.
• • Gossiper" in the "Rural World,"
ys: "Winter or Summer, except
in a stormy time, there is no place
so comprtable for colts or tired:work
horses as a good pasture lot. To tie
up a horse at night in a narrow cell,
, with a plank floor to stand on, is a
- specimen of cruelty that civilization
ought to be ashamed of. - If the poor
animal must be confined like a con
vict in a dnngeon, for pity's sake let
him have hits head, and give him at
least twelve feet square, with a soft
dry floor to stand or lie on. In the
large. cities land is worth more mon
ey than horses; hut:on the farm there
is no excuse for any such wicked
economy. Ask the horse what he
,wants, and he will. tell you that a
'place where he can walk around, lie
down 'and stretch his tired limbs, and
roll over from one side to the other,
gives him more easb and comfort, af
ter a day of hard work; than the most
costly' plank stalls, with all the'ac
. .
complishments of curry combs, stiff
bristle brushes, rubber clothes and
dexterous hostlers that can be pro-.
duced.
A New HOUSE Suoc.—Among the
useful inventions we noticed at the
late Fair was a new style of horse
shoe, made and patented by Henry
R. Hitner of Marble Hall, of this
State. ItconSists of two parts, the
first a plain curved plate, without
calks, which is fastened to. the hoofs
with nails, in 'the usual way, and to
this plate the shoe proper, with dull
calks is attached by means of screws..
By this arrangement a horie can 'al
ways be provided with -sharp 'calks,
in icy times with.little trouble. The
idea strikes us as excellent, and we
thind it worthy the attention of
horsemen.—Doylestoten Demoerat,,
Sri.rirca ros LICE oa CATric.—How
-shall ire kill lice on our Cattle
. ? I
have 7 :tried ahnost all the, panaceas' I
have seen recommended. Some of
them have proved beneficial, while
others, kerosene oil, for instance—
were worse than the disease. I hive
settled upon the following,' which
has proved
,'entirely satisfactory to
ale. Fill te hair Jull of sulphur,
rubbing it in thoroughly with - the
hand; and give the animal a little in
ternally, with its meal or salt. Twil
or three applications have always ef
fected a cure.—New England Farmer.
TIIE Eeo Tnnz.—Feivpersons un
derstand the ma g nitude' of the, egg
trade of New Yak City. The re
ceipts for nine months of 1869 aver
aged one thozisand barrels: per day.. A.
barrel contains about 80 dozen, or
960 efirts;. the aggregate, therefore,
was in one -day nearly a million.
Ono thousand barrels of eggs, at an
average price of 80 cents pa dozen,
amounts to $24,000 per day, or $B,-
790,000 per annum. '
Jisrs says although he cafe '
once • dsy, still declares ha } is* th ree
rye meal, meal,irtan meal, sad meldrimatiiee.*/
-'s~=BosBß~ '~.~
-
isoo lams maim , ' • _ 860 KUM WITHOUT
BROAD GVAGE—DOU& TRACE •
10*
CLEVELAND. TOLEDO. DETROIT,CERLiOO.
• MILWAUKEE. 4 ,NT. PAUL, OMAHA. -
And all points West and Ns:dived.
16361 11th; ciAlAtaric
DAYTON. CINCINNATI. INDIANAPOLTS.
- - LOWBVTLAs. ST. LOLID4
Mad ail potnßiElouti and Southwood.
4ixo woorto C. Ava ars 'TIMM=
1 MII017: auras To llocoooras, eVITAID.
1321..OLZITIAXD AID tea.
pA. a; N.Y. CANAL,
AERAIcOE3ELNIT OF P
Commencing May
t;01150 SOUTH. GOLKO 1.1011,18.
Leave A.M. P.M. P.M. ar're P.M. P.M. A.M.
Waverly 6,35-3.05-6.42 . 0,05-I,le-4,10
Towanda 7,15-3.58--2.35 . 5.15-12.25=4,10
Tunkhannock.9.23-6,17—p.x . 3,01-10,1a.x
Pittston,. . 10.5.5-7,30...... . 2.01-9.55......
WilkesUarre,lo.ss--7,55...... . 1.15-8,30
White 11aven.12,35. P. M .' 11.66 .....x
Manch Clunak.l.3o . 10.55
A11ent0wn.....2,33 . 9,49
Bethohesu 0 ,50 . .. 9,35 ..... „ N
Easton ...3.17...... .... . 9.05
Phil's 1arr)....5,05 le've7,3s
Newltork(arr.) 6.05 . .6,00 ..
P.M.
Down Train dines at White Haven. Up Trains
dines at Pittator.
Passengers to and from New York and Philadel
phia without change of ears.
Down train connects at Allentown with Through
Fast Express for Harrisburg. 'Pittsbrug and the
west.
Miscellaneous.
IMPORTANT TO
VALVE THEIR SIGHT!
The sight of the aged assisted, the weak raengthea•
ed and the perfect preserved.
PRILADELPIIIA, OPTICAL INSIIIt,TE,
For thi3 manufacturing of the
CONCAVE CONVEY, CRYSTAL LENSES, LONDON
SMOKED AND TLSTED GLASS FOE WYSS On IS-
The Concave Convex Crystal Spectre les, 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 me to the eye, shows
plainly that they arc superior to any other glasses
in the market.
The majority of Spectacles, (mostly imported) and
no matter how tine the frames, contain but a
and worthless article of glasses, (generally cast or
pressed;) they ace made to be sold Only, without
any calculation respecting benefit to the eye; and
therefore the great complaint of poor and welt
sight. Thodsands are using glasses now which tire
and fatigue the eye, where the objects get dim jtter
short usage, or require an intensely strong 'light
and therefore destroying the sight, which, were they
properly suited, would be preserved a life time.
The advantages claimed for the Concave Convex
Crystal Glasses ere the following :
The Lenses are ground of the best material, pure
and hard, and made only for optical purposes, they
are therefore not liable to get scratched or dim.
They confer a brillianey 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 eyed.
They are ground mathematically true in the con
cave convex mirror, according to the philosophy of
nature, and shape of cornea of the eye, therefore
assisting nature only instead of forcing it.
That the lenses are centered correct into the frames.
They cab 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 togive esteseffon.
W3l. A. CHAMBERLIN,
Dealer in Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware, Towarkt
da,.Pa., has the sole Agency for these glasses in
Bradford county. No Pedlers employed.
July 12, 1870-11
SIISQ.
EEkIi"NA COLLEGIATE
TOWANDA, BR LpronD , COUNTY, ht.
This Institution has just been thoroughly rreeppaaiirrecd
and. improved, and will be reopened TUESDAY,
BEPTEMBEIt 6, 1870, under the charge of G. W.
Ryan and E. E. Quinlac, Associate Principals, 'who
will devote their - entire time to instructing in the
various-departments and to the general truperviaion
and management of the schooL They will be as.
slated by excellent end experienced tetchen in all
the departments.
The courses of Instruction are Preparatory and
Graduating English, Normal, Commercial, Scientific
Classical and OrnamentaL
The Preparatory Is designed to thoroughly Till,
ify tho smaller pupils for the studies of the English
Graduating Course, which comprises all wade:aft
steles, languages excepted.
The first year of this course completed, they Ann
enter either of the other courses. The ifortnal
course affords thorough Distinction in Common
School studies and Theory and Practice 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 Comae in addition to the studies of
the Graduating English. French and German, com
prises special instruction in the Sciences illustrated
by an excellent collection of Apparatus recently-pro
vided.
The first two years of the Caudal Cootie are in
tended- to prepare students well for College; the
third year to fit for advanced clams in College or
to combine classics with a special course in the Sci
ences.
The Oinamental, Modern MIMIC*
Drawing and Painting, will be taught by eompetent
instructora.
Board and rooms are provided In the Institute.
For further particulars address
G. W. RYAN Dr P. E. QUINLAN.
Associate Principals.
mrr Tt For t President Board Trustees.
.5.0 .10.10.
p SYLVANIA.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL !
(TUth menet)
MANSFIELD, TIOOA COIM - TY. PA.
Fall Term begins September 71h, 1870.
Winter Term begins December 12th. 1870.
Spring Term-bins March 27th. 1871.
For catalogues or admission, address
ERAS. IL VERRILL.
Manoiteld.Jul3; 20 . 1870 . ' Principal.
BAKERY AND
DINT% ROOM!
Eirat block north of Ward House; .
BREAD, :TIES, - CAKE,
•
- • AND CRACKERS
baiod daily and sold at wholeiale - and retalL
In our DIIcINB BOOMS we will accommodate the
Public with either &Mush or agoed moral at all times
of the day and evening. '
• orsrzas /ND WN CREAM -
en hand during their season.
Also.* fine assortmenat of Grocers)* s•Conloctinnear.
Prods, Nuts. Aa
Towanda, may 19,"f0: D:17.110131,14 00:
IViptS. J. - -:'31; sIVATTS — *001414e
-Ag *Pectraly inkarui the poblfe that 41 , 14111 IttUs
premed to do all kinds cr
DRESS MAZZO AND =MO.
Daa iveigikriiscneo4 - Fulda piles
teeetwel teettbly. •
&Pk 2V70.
E==3
BEE=
'~'~s~ I+'~R 387 Q
, .
PAPER -it - ENVELOPSIr?'' t
NENV-YOWliliHffei - -:. ,
SCHOOL IMKS
PE!$, hut, - Mum% fhwrnmit
- barman
BLANK BOOKS >
YANKEE. BONS.
T.
HE 4:
" DONIESTIC7 ..'
SEWING MACHINE!
THE-DOMESTIC " is Sfihuttle
Sewing Machine, which has been
used -:for the bat five ; years in the
Wm , 44md is now 'iniminml for the
first .time in this section.
It runs faster than -most, easier
and more quietly than any, - doing the
lightest as well as the , heaviest work,
done on any Sewing Machine.
ALL AIM VAT= To. CALL AND• SU IT.
Plain Machines - - $65.
n. Hann.
Gen'; Pia*. Agi
Half Case - • - - $7O:
& R.B. CO.
GER TIIALIS.
All Machines have Blake's Patent
Table. • • -
IEB2
Agents wanted.in uncoailial tepitog. :Address..
BLAKE A CO., Scranton, Pa. , .
For sale by
Illay 12. 1870.—1 y
EASE •AND: - 0011FORT.-
ruz
BLESSING OF PERFECT SIGHT.
There is noting so valuable as perfect • sight, and
perfect light can only be obtained by using
PERFECT SPECTACLES!
_The difficulty of procuring which . is well known.
Lizmits & icgaus,
OCCULISTS AND OPTICA.NS,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT,
MANUFACTURERS OF THE CELEBRATED
POFECTED SPECTACLES,
Nave, after yaws ofmiems. e‘arbitent. and
and the erection of wee4rnachirery. been enabled
to produce that GRAND DESIDERATUM,
PERFECT. SPECTACLES!
Which have been sold with unlimited utisfactlon to-
• the wearers In the Western States during the past
fifteen years. .
Those Celebrated Ferfeobil Spectacles never tire the
• ele,,anft but many years without change!
,••• . ,
Messrs. LAZARUS -ft MORRIS .have appointed
JULES HUOUENLW. dealer in Watches and Jew
elry. as their sole agent for Teennds, Penn.'s, and
vicinity. April 14, 1870.
JOHN P. CM.
Superintendent,
ALL WHO
REPORTER JOB PRINTING
.2 1 :2,1,.r=iyeddoctfTirndn; our L t c ill ti ea,
we
JOB PRINTING.;
AT
LOWER PRICES
AND
BETTER STYLE
•
Than anrestablishment in
NORTHERN 1, , PENNSYLVANIA
CALL AT
THE REPORTER OFFICE
AND
EXAM= SPECIMENS..
CENTRAL MARKET.
The subscribers still continue to keep constantly
on hand a full and complete . , assortment of every
lything pertaining to their btu:hien, mugging main
• ot
BEET!, PORK, FRESH AND SALT
MUTTON, BEEF, ?.AMR,
VEAL, po
SAUSAGE, LARD,uvrr s,
BOLOGNA, DRIED BEEF, 4
TALLOW, kc., 01 . cc.
k 7 1 I$ Ei
FR I RSH FROM 'THE LAKES.
Parties wishing Oysters in serge or ratan quanti
ties will be Mutated on short notice, at , the old
stand. Ormuz ii,ll.lrr, itontanyres Mock. ant
door north of Dr. Porters. . -
Cues. 7L/LL1731 & moutocs.
Tato. ltra.ulox.
Feb. 21.1870-tt .
FIRST NA.TIONAI, BANK,
OF TOWARD&
CAPrrax,
Strants FUND.
~Tbls Bank otters lINIDRIAZ Facantes kr the
transaction ors
GENERAL B ANK ING BUSINESS.
ftrzczaz CUM arnalo ars Cousencorot None
MID Comas
Pates trtasoad todlase worn to so part• of the
Vaitedfitstes. Raglarld. Ireland. or the prin
cipal citka and towds .of Emote, cea bare proms
drafts tor that pmpoia.
PA85401 news
To or tram the old ma a 7. by beat abm..r or ; Idl
ing limo. ohm)* SOMad', -
MIOVOIT wraps kiwi:mum •
*Oat PlicilaidAr 145 aligs• tietiai4:Rees.
E. IL 5110211. President. S. V. 83111. Js
Woods. Amy" _ Pada%
ItOTAX4BAKINGi.P.O . WDEBA ; /it
Co t arm mrgr:Aarluittri-
PrisPORK• HMerklllivattto
, coma a zran.
... ,
.. a <. t 5 . -.. ~ . -. ~,
REME
LOCK STICH
- .TAYLOR GORE.
Towanda, Ps.
: a. samiza. •
• Athens. Ps.
AcKLEy,uolD BLOKES.
Wyalnsing.
strew: cum nwas,
awns RECEIVED
In that lawn:
$125,000.
40,000.
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IMMEI
'l=lll-04Aar 4
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Ind& I tale piavarind he Orb. awl -4411hIssi
ititican
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ar426l4.l4l4asnutt
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lißmystarjii sthelk et,
AKRON ITPInc OR4ILW, 1)0
lax Do.. svonniiiti
ne• P calsta gr a l i l*PP ßZ ' a f liai l ia
ail kinds a nsu. weabiciin the aass'op:
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Efrox '
qmaaßtur. odes. ,ikawealibriCMlici*lNlLM.
67 ' N*lr Ta rt 0461311 * and *awn
Moir ailisid
,WOODEN
Airp aentof WOMB wonowTtaat
•
ko. ittl/my thoilVbeitakairrielqiir
9).l4N,ntY:-PRODITM_
Tarinere, Ore cup • call before mess elaserbefa.-
en postee wow to the tits
and took. immediate.wrAitt
Tomuda, h. 12. 186 7. 2. •O. 8. PAires.
GmclutY PRomo
e rift) mz, •
MoCA.BE -di
MedanLe and Bela Dealers In
FAMILY O'R-60ERIES
PROVISIONS,
11121011811 ,zusw mom. TowANDA:
El
We do aca deem It neecemui to eilunterate an the
dfferent uncial wa /app. Ouraiwartment .
ALWAYS . COIiPLETE:
We settnoOdzig but
FIRST CLASS GOODS.
Cash paid for Parma§ Produce..
liftedß34
HARRY ItilL
ltarr.h 1.1870.
pEorws
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE,
sorsa comas DIMS AND NUN mina,:
t
A. Dew and complete stock at
GROCERIES AND PROVIISIONS,
Which will lie mold at lb* kroest possible . petem:
CODFISH,
31:Twiag4511
MMUNG,
PORK,
MUTTON;
HAM, -1
FRUIT OF AM's . DESCRIPTIONS,
MODERN. STONE WARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
FLOUR, FEED, MEAL, GEM:Note.
aringos yoF produce, VA" we pay cash for.
DAIRWEN,
.
• tomtit:it i_o; Aatiton lifilt k ell d Omani
Bleed
Butter Plains. Tubs. am. 4 1
Phew eat and loo k through our stock. and we will
do our beat to please Pon.' W. A. SIOCEWELL.
Towanda; April 214 1889. . •
LOOK H E.IIE.L.
COWE4L:sê AttER,
. •
At the Old eland of Bruxtuic.4 &Amu. are flow
rewiring a large and well oak :tad dock of
.o.soczans ADD rsonsion;
Wlikh they offer hi cash buyers at prices that defy
conthetit - ' . •
Drab palk ra. d for all kinda.parthers• Produce.
. April 21.1116a—tf.• ••••• -
Jewelr'ir.
XMN3 MG-lI_ENIN •
JEWELLER,
.ri: '.BILYERSIIITH;
One door flare; of
NERCITXS NZW szocr. rovntxDA; PA.
Hai Jest readied from 'New Ira* a aim a aaa t ilk
LADIES';' -WATCHES,
Ampaigiug, wNpans-.
des
of aA
•-')
GOLD CHATI4B;
.421011.1 Y
a - ,3l3NV,miJit-t;:'
all nor.
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cn aiylloot through buistock..
Towands.Aildin: 1-4701';
0. B. 'PAWN,.
: .
sirTlns span Woods to EICEIVAIta.
Cloning and Gent's, Furnlaldng Gonda. : ;So to ao
hotloy ninon Clothing that Whoa not Woo to with
ask ogvottioeinent, • • •
k k k
UMW) :11141IWEE1 '
It EADY'Vit.DE,CLOTHING,
. ,
• I am tiow offering to the rano a large and ettotee
.sleet of
'BING AND SUWER GOODS,
And ill ins late styles for Spring and Summer wear,
WM& will. be sold 25 pet cent. less than former
prices at M. 2*. -- 80 B. Mao a large
um!) J , f): I I 11:11., zmej
. .
,
,
I to la lo i w
than cost. to mishit lowa for
tall Rat \ ;Now Is your thus to buy a Wit.
ebeau..Gall and convince yourself that M. E. BO-
Clothing'sal ofkra Great 'Dwain. *ln the line of
a
Call before parduudng
Towards , Jae. 95,1870.
A DISPATCHATJST RECEIVED.
Gumoirs =US FOR CITIZENEVOF TOWANDA'
- .4111) Vl&tiTlY : •
There is carotin* being received e 4 the !TEMPLE
OF FASHION," a large stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
which' haw beew .purcbased foe cash, at rediieed
git ect re ' and orill be void to sash buyers at rates
11111Ir s -
atiirtf. BOW Aim Yol7lllli CisnliANG.
scum WOW AID s a ss Drat.. small,
risifteates'cont, amea*Eßß ants, IN
Coats, Pali* Vesti, end. 3 1 1htteihsti liach
alw ,"A lt g°
GHNTIS - 'FURNISHVG: GOODS
• CAM. illailmammai Diazmak
• -, . ..;• t
atm smut °owes.
of the Rai hiedows: ' Ikestenber Oho In.•
duceseatstbat I oder out that Imo Rat hobo wt.
tievl kleata pa g elsewhere: eeepe hit
od to stit a. r all hetore e lm:reheats' tualoosttlesee
titian:lmes Block, *.
GOLD - IMILL - 0011111% 'DOWN 1
14:1 ;-`almarsat oar awn
GROCERY. PROVIRION
0 - 0• W Evie ‘.&••• , 1111•11-E!S
=r ••• • • •.•
scd=totis:ii.4 fat/ to intuit
-Dot to beantderadd no. one;
brie sahrrtizatare_ ,to , Wig* -so thei
Dow bete far the mut auppliee , thst .41447
teiiitheit the= - They bate eathettatatto thew
dors sitottel idiots Or, Imo keraftesbespeti to
WI by thsce Vet" usa it linearly/7 Of fita,
owlet mid' Mvidm. to whkh the" tioiht oaths
*teethe et alter* buyers. -Come shiterefobtooar
Goods. sad Prices..-bekteteakieatetto. We gitechte*
idx, :mat - r
ostiatiottow We aeo thadital to int.aiiesbortW
theirPilliPend Plinitaßo sad oohed a
of the same. rfELTIMI"
+Th m i pia': . ; •
' TRY Otill TEAS AND COMM:
corgi. k knat.
lEEE
la==NEl
13HE A P
,9 .-o , ;(
.47 in the - • ,
.
MIMI
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•
, .„;
=III
IMES
lIMI
I
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICER OF
t AT
M. R. BOSENFIELD'S,
toppodto Payee *l3o•s'
Consisting of
LX.._EN . GOODS,
FOR MEN AND BOYS
GE'STS.FIIIINISHING GOODS:
s' itenmrbllriia®itedit
ciox7; - era
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Eang#lCZ(44 GtffflMiNt=
BEI
Armor
C/ 1 / 1 41 M 0 AND CM3BIKMM
ME
i'.. .--(5 -.. :3' acts
HATS 4.1i . D. OAPS,
=
GENTS' mousitthi.
GOODS.
OEM
• ssmidloi octatiwtra
.or
each
in
_Noon the finnan(' third
Add proptoos to take"" 4 " dth as.°Pies Go°4l .
_ r• OEO. - 13..VAZIVEL801;
8 9t• 471 • Boax. Amon&
NL:I7 SPRING ' . 00 SUMMER
QOODSI - .
.R. W. D -
• t •
Would annimnoe to the ettlians of Towanda, and the
public wenendly, that he haa fn storms, daily re.
calving new ind
kit/ASH (O'IODS,
is iiislinii;enftable l to the wants of the yowl*, Which
De will tell for eartene, ail fanner '
aOLD PRICES!' •
. 04 / 1 1 / 4 113 1 u liana reliable was
CLOTHING,
•_
aro say kts4) eassiatted of
• all grades,
(PATS, VESTS AND PANTS,
ast wool, •
DRESS_WATS, PANTS4VESTS,
Linen Coate, Duitees nia Pants, . •
Overalli and ci.:ffstaits: Linen find Aper Caws,
Linen. Candmean, and Plow! Shltte, Neck Ties, Bus•
a g rdar A mil ,Clur...uvr Aging Style
bee itirg t Goode are climax eta fair Wee than
Wire ' ,l lo.llYattonhlChiflithiDI and XlMre
TOIII6III. June 8,,1870. • B. W. EDDY.
ME
=II
BLOOD & _co.,
ilillloontintie,to manufacture their celebrated
HORSE POWERS ' & CLEANERS,
and will 101 l a better marline. far less money than
can be bad elsewhere in the world. We claim for
our machines that thel7 En de as much, or =Gra,
than any, other. and are more dOrably befit. FFWO
petionallY saperintend eur work , ' and see that lt ta"
well divan. "We will seild
1)113411IPTIVE CATALOGIIF,43,
of ear machines, on application.
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
on 'or :New Harm THZEIM anizzieroza;
TirerwrißP and 0449X88.
FAN-NINA MILL 8,
ceseurAn Ann MUG 1146 MU"
atIV AND GRIST KILL work done to order.
else es a call before pluthasing elsewhere.
•vir hor) aitoaarail 'math
,' 0 0 'V GOOrla
Ana. al ism
WEWpAREI4GE FACWRi!
NEW
. On Pins. betweet Zan and Second, Streets, Usk
of O. F. Minipi?/ Co.'s Bank„, 7'
TOWAND4i .PENN'A.
. .
KENNY STIILEN; (formerly of the firma Bryant
A Stelae) Informal's hinds and fernier patrons,
Maths has Millt a .
• NEW Bilel CARRIAGE . FAMILY,
where he will coietanstrlreei of band s Patsil""t"
so* of
FAMILY CAIIIIIAGFS;
TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES,
PLATFCIIO4 WAOCINS,
TROTTBIG 8131 . ...11T1 AND, ITIMMONA,
Made of the beat material and finished in the beet
city style. His long experience in city Carriage
Factories gives him a decided advantage over others
FiniAth; PurabilaY
of his Wagons.. All he asks Is an
INSPECTION ^.OF HIS WORK
previous to perchattng elsewhere.
w.asaa.Nito 20 GIVE PERFECT
Thankful ter the liberal Tletroneite fonneetr
tended and residiethany aft_i continuance et the
pale.
BZPAIBING PROMPTLT ATTENDED TO
REIMY EITULEIL
Towaiida. May 24,1440.-41
W PLANING MILL.
. •
The u.addsed_ Pah* tants Pm and emote.
diens MEI 'am , Torakaad Ailed ft
: the mannfad of with the modern sad to7 samir archhaey. far
Are preparative 211 ardent whether mega, or.email.
Ireton the shortest arena ;We hos shwa tato re,
fiery of motruffSoB. ands haptityle sadpatteru.'
which *Loa Land& =eh ttuainwereaube
snaked by baud. • - • 1 L - - -
pAARL4O. • • "
ITONGUEII62'
wthinnia;
SCROOL '
WITS%
Aid In other wottlaetth tinate ignsrl.ldittstlAutri.
tomtit Mt eurdoraers: •• • - • • . •
Telsobo wo
beaculajlot hacks thase tiralea
to fourteen Who wow. win n bagelytar Oen:
laterest•to buy of us, ar bang their itaardsr PAW&
-Itmgriced by our -assehlarsT. &WI your. mist 6t
YloorOdicor aihsw loditheh aadl algae. yowlers to
firdnolhhirit gam& oat and , pace , paps migi
you.
We win psy CAtal.loe TOM AM) • lIIICLOOK
lAN datitswdat
.4arhfmbler lads , yew wed
see am or if ywitosalcaros. setts
.., Z. D. aiODGIORS dt INt•
31° E.S ;.•;-•
:';,
„
STAPLE & VANCI-DEY - WUXI,
e (ittoctiiriut *vat isiarivrAia
Boon 3, sgoz rnitirki's
us; PAI S 4 Pfsen4 l 4 ,
•
• _ TOP
11 ?",Pli t Y sin piriLlFeoe*Quiceo*:-'i ;
I x , m am ia s ,'
.00,1570.. L. D. 111011=111111
-- , .
IMI
. _. <,_ ,
launtie;mbs.
rzEFAcrzi›N.
at rid pricey
*tir o s ialtz.ll 1,1 te.ivtr-#:
Fu btu ,
CAR DSO TEEMS
•.; • jttj t h *Agit 1,00204077
MEI
E Rt11:112 , 2CLI'VBILO 0 K
Plaan. l ofitqr , atidadivet4
. „.
Fox Pa-bind IS agir,lliaiku!t4
" - la.:11_ 1 4 1 4. 01 .„ • • -
.~
MP= VETRI#SIOP 9°o*
lwaw!wat ,
8u5na,..048%, -RoTTY., -
- AitD ; L'EkTHER SiLTING.
Oar Paint . (With.. swot the best quality
erill sth
a ll . the atio want tarAhe
A.UkIMUCIAN , iiL ISUMA
isstraolats;tiAzen).'
rib ooly - tegibbirftip.orsd...d.."
rAmBAIrivErs`"SCALES;"
sopummiTicciicp powipi
littowe sow .445tP.
0. - v,P,g . zjt:',r#9.s:P.itt*"l,r,t'...'
oar law* on.
'riTINI77..A.I:t3II
- • t_
Is *ay: liuge ant tiudintiduA4 ctut ilis, best
rfft.lit
irepiri4 to do lobbing 9t all kw...,
Wo the pi: ft apinti ;Or tlgi coletaged :,
COCiJUG 44(js.E,
Tho - heit' tacking atoll) ime, and every ate?"
irarriated to give altlatactioa. March LO,,
Turaliure
ptim=w, sTua,
lAA O. FROST,
. •
Would announce. to the people of .Towauda and the
rest of unaided, that after this date lds magnideeist
MTU IR, 3MI
will be offered at
(BEAUX 4EDUC.ED PRICES.
My stock 4 complete and consl4ll of
PARLOR SUITS,
LIBIWRY
,SUITS,
DINING ROO3l FURMI:FIM
Am) prmarimE FOB THE Krratm;
MATTRESSES. P/LLOMB, BEDDING, utalious.
)
El - 1'4610N TAWAS, &a.. &a. ?:
EDSTE.A p $. l;
• W
,
own Mannfactar. e°, warranted superior; writ
by sold for leas than pity made ones will emit else.
where.
COME ONE, COME ALL;
Examine for yourselves. See and be convinced that
Furniture is sold cheaper at FROST'S than at any
other place in the world. C•mitry dealers supplied
at the lowest market rates.
I hind& COFFEE 63 of every descriptlon r Melillo
Burial Macs; Clekete, kc., and have the
FINEST lIILtESE fl NOXIILERN PprN'A.
. JULES 0. IfIIOST
Towanda. Juno 22.1870. . •
FURNITURE WA.R.E-ROOna
JAMES MARlMOltannouncee totheptablic that
ha stilltordtauca to manufacture and keep ma bawl
a large aimutamat et
.C•III'NET FIIII.NITIIIAR,
Bureaus, Tables, Redstewle, Stands. Chid"
_OL, of
every desertpillim, which sre made of the belt mats-
Hsi, and In the most - workmanlike manner.
I nisi% the inspon. of the public to toy - work,
which shall not be rurpassed in durability at any shep
hy
low the cou
thenttimes ry. and my pricraiwill be found to be as
se will amit. - •
Ready-made Ceding sonatas* en hand or made to
order. /Wood Hearse willbefornishedwhendesired.
dug. 15, 1865.
ARRANGEMENT!
Having parthiumd the
BOOT & SHOE ESTABLISHMENT
lately condueted by DAPS h. BRENER, at No. 148
Main-et.. Towanda, Pa.:l would respectfully inform
the public that I hero" just received a large assort.
meet of •
LADLES' AND GENTS' SHOES !
- , Consisting 01 •
•
LADIES. GAITERS, .
.
' Of. all . grades. Ladies •
- ' -
GOAT `AND :LEATHER - SHOES,
MESSRS AND CRTLO . 81101 M •
Of every variety, Which will be sold clump ter Cash. ,
Clive him a call and satisfy yourselves that be is
selling cheaper than the cheapest.
I wouldcall easpedd attention to my ?
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
I idle to order everything In the line, of • •
Lamm. AND azArizEmmrs WEAR.
I feel coulldent. that I can give entire: Oatidaction.
I employ none but Rest-chum mechanici. .
gueireditee perfect Its, and edrocark. Wdrratated.
Repatiligneatly and promptly done.
Remember the pled, No. 1411Nahl;et., a few
below•the Meths Ronne, Towanda, Pa. Lock.ovi d n i ji
the sign of the Big Boot.
'Mr. DAMS will conduct the business es my 8 :
intendant.
Pa., Sept. 1, 1870, JOHN
Mar
800K -BINDERY.-THE 'PUB-..
be Is reveethdlinformed thst th e Book-Bln
dery has beeu remcnred.to the Argus Building. third
star/. where will be done
00}.. INDINOI
In all Its redone branchee.4n terms as reasonahle as
"the UM"vIR alloy. The tindery Till be under
the &mei' -
•IL C. 7HITthE*
An experienced Binder, and 12 Work *line promptly
done in • style and manner trbieb cannot be erealw
lisle. Magazines, lie old Books. Ste., bound
in emery variety of style. Particular attention will be
Aped to UO3 .Bulim and Binding of
BLANK poop.
To any dating! pattern, 'which in quality and darn:
Wily will be warranted. . .
All wort will be ready for delivery when proxideed.
The patronage of the public le solicited, apd - pea
feet satisfaction guaranteed, '
Towanda. August '4, 18f44f.
MRS. E E. GARVIN
111:193411B13 BLOCS ova IV/7M &
DRESS , AND CLCiAK. BIAKINO
PATTERNS. ••
1 4 10 ES,*ra . :; •
. ..
I 'would.' retelethilly annotoeu to tha Lam. of
1 ; 4
-Towanda and; ray that I bug put retuned from
Zittir York with a full and varied anortmont of Fall
and Whiter tuba, no ladles and -ch il dren: , im-
Prdred French o n Lacete-new Ark. _ linahea
and Tie& of el design; also, a few pieces,of,Tar- -
laton, In bean ' shades , for ow:Odin wear , Organ,
• dm, eta:, ado, . - ~,' i'
FITTING.
. .
,
Promptly and neatly done. With the **Mho avow,
ante, that all orders. however small. entrusted to me
shall be filled In a thoroughly malefactor: manner.
I rentaln. yours. Tag reVeCtinnY.
Mrs. IL E. OARTM,
Sept. 22.'70. ' . •
FRITITS OF.- 'ALL KINDS TA
•
• COWELL k XIOUrB.
EORSFORIYS BREAD
Prevagation, at • O. B. PAM'S.
CHESTM WHITE =PIGS
rd..; MR BALE BY s. .
Ilay 12. '2O-2m 'A. B. SIIITH. Mister. ;Pa.
nnai, • i3TOOK'OF ' , WOODEN
Ware , as " ' C a num,. -
I • EIND • GRiXERIES' AND
Proteuoms istietketsaa are a . at 1 1 ' .
KVA
al • .
••••1.: ; •.5 .
41:4 7 r -a - " If - 411 t '.'_ 44: lr• •vm,/,;
DRAM, STORIB, ,
• .
- 4 .4yr.1:11::41 ••
• - ez4ii*lF in'T• "'Mg • •
, _ ; : L-••-•
,i,vtiPoisiimpartaasemoksosiimilavh.ir' , .l
; *44;lb* stalk:o4 lid
110011141 stair in7 sl S
=embraltig tan/ articisll i t t ite,
carstatly
ID Ilbsnidlidellbolpelliti triddi rbe
Rook pmcbionit
=etas Ur EN ". rammigt tato et
Italidl.o***laged :;.f?
1111ilin
OIN
ISM
MMfiIER SUITS,
-
SHINGLE - 31.ACHINES
Of the latest mud most horned kisehrmenuMehmet
i
and kept mmehretly crithindi 7 for use.
ena-mu.. nos - Axp ,woopllt*BrAllA
P L .0 H P. 0I- T - 8
of ell triode, Ana the lat: n iente kepi,
,
STO.V,E - CASTINGS
* : - Fxrzot`c4i 2 M
FiptiGlCasoES,
ga - rx_viur
. . •
.1" . " f kW
ALIN:Amp ANtr : 4 ;
0 • jiit .
• -Ausa.-AuFri r: ,,tquipm.,waimi.wasse
- A.! r . .. , 4goteasitosielbuirov.
" 4 1 0 1 .111: 11 4rY.,.1 .
;:•4:4411111k 1/110M . .11 . 11 . CM ; 1 . 4, 1 M1= 3 ;;''
XTisoti
TANNER'S AlitflaMila 0 •
; . 14:girigi*i,r04,,ar. 1 44,8,4:10#
400XIA •
- • P°gialidiai ibilo: 0 7 11 ‘..Partszurgyi ; ;
PocAwrß l oo 7 o , PORrMONAIB,
, • Pookit,Liliee. -
214 . 214 BUN AND UAW piraVai2lolll4
•
PURE *1 - kW. LIMION;
•
rroi wig** is.; .
Tamocio; , Pziss
=goriest aka rimier &ids, BUP. —
iiinspensories„ fibookler Braces t
Teetlelng itinga,Maraing Bottles, ,
• Nipple gheißrand Melds, Syringes. "
. • agiVnialr. •
- monieters, Flavering E Yu* xtracts, atone
Jugs„ Blass Want, BotUes,Voris, Bath '
Srldr and Suva Blaching. ma Tackle; Ara
munition. kc.ktinharlic.Zolocaa and BortinqPilk
la Medicines , "'SO tha . P o P!*r Ete 4 / 1 •
tO 0 . L.N•kS
AU aritelesiiinazgag as xspresszilnil. r-laivisni at
ndialanos ma nimbi their Were bT.II 1 ar null ,
whirl 'will receive prompt sad carefulrition. .
Medical advice given gratnitously it the teak
choreal( only for medicine.
Thankful tor past libend patronage, would les.
teethdlinativonnee to theirittendtaistras puha/Abet
no Pl= skill be spared in. Ilatligg. ing inergarisa
linuatton of their confidence and patronage.:
AM' 0 /*nSanda~ir formeeeriptions froast to 10
a.m.. and 12 nr, to 1. and 5 to 6p.m. • ' ;
MAI eQitai
" hay
Bli o : Vir
~.'" . 11 4 ) 1 4 , Pi Mumr.:tovAlliik VA.
*ll.oaSitE :AND ' RETAIL
Tbe enbeariberrealy azunnineee btha pub.
Ile in general that he has on land •a beige enit!rell
selected hock of
DRUM • NCEDIaI2II2!,
- 0/11:1110ALli - PAINT% •
VARNISMin
- • WINDOW GLASS, •
tbspoptilei intent Medicines oithe Of-
PURE - WINE - AND tigtfoßs
Pot Ilfednegvorpoonn only,
• •
. .
PERFUMERY. •
Fancy and Toilet articles. -
BONA of every description.
%manometers,
' Batldng. Burgeons. and Common Spongei,
• Tooth Brtudies • • . : •
• • Dmeeing dombs; • ' , - 14
•••-.• . Piekot and fine Combs.
• ". . Toilet Fonder. • ._ .
* , Tooth Powders, •
z; • • Tooth Washell. ,
and Tooth Scope.
AM other articles : belonging to 'the Drug trade too
numerous. m mention. Paving the Agency of the
GREAT 11. S. ' TEA -COMPANY,
7.4. OFFE R
GREAT INDIJCEMENTB
To purchasers or good' In 11 / 611 ' tine.
-
• Physicians prescriptions and family reeeiptansm;
pounded by persons .thoroughly competent, at all
bonze of the darer night. .
_ • _ .
Thankthi for tho past liberal patronage, I re
spectfully solicit a continuance of the same, pledg
ing myself that no effort - shall be, spared to make
my establishment subaon4 to none is this section. .
•Dr. T. F:".Eiadill May be consulted'atthis store as
. Jan. SI, 1870. . .
;cots: 04 Shp*.
GREA.'I' BARGAINS IN
.33ocrrs SHOTS
121=1
mew. Boor AND Wag STORE,
South end at Ward Home
,
The urtelesil rev:telt:lg a urge and well so
laded stocker .
BOOlis A H.D.SHOES
itnitible faiths
AND FALL TRADE,
!Mame 'of* lo* for Cub: . ..Comilati4 of
~~~ . 't.
.LADIES,
AND S NEAR
SEWED AND PEGGED'BOOTS
MADE TO ORDER: •
REPAIRINO 11 7 tATL Y• DONE
4.lD ‘ meat wazx znozazaz. .
"'tankful Ear pakfarors; wa ialLat a ceatimailcs
umvisr;,woonrosp. . • . .
czanz.
Toinsulai 4415; 4369/.,
T a i tt ai iv
,atta Mies N; Rm.,
Folm gar MACHINE SHOP.
The
uand nderat e rayliig o purultir
.1 11: Foundry
are Wel:hired - to do all kinds of work epeeto
their badness, lee promptritas and dttpatch.
AIILIi GEARI S,
. „
CißetriAlt SAW MILS,
M L R 014 T S
mem TO WIDER.
maprrs' . wiekus4),
And ollvroz4 *ranted to givolutisiction.
-
CULTIVATO4S, •CGSN PLOW
. 9.IATEN' row,
•LA2ti" - AND litaALL .sizE
And all kinds Of famished 14
mirth 30; IS7 L KUM ON.
•
.17)10 %Wkrank
'ZIONIs taz
.76
, 411-041,
,
Cam Curria. itAlleAoa"siia nrinru.
moored tilftrest, isse.
fc..11
44111,irsediSent;
ellithisian'thaw*
szterr D. oomq vk •p l iddim s
=wow W, Pgronfiiberetars and Agteszi
; •
Abe allffintipa at UN Nutoad Las Co co.
•
i.
lila aNatiocalc.oprEoy, chartered by cm ivey
;Zahnsy nyMOW ot MUD Adieu ;
• ;4. 4444r510r mos
A., furs' I=4 mher coo
folllloll=B ; •
*lt brdelefog , _
•
s m il ine tref
• agents. of 22022,7.b0v
jr, Theliondeuto plain contacts. eo muctifiv
rsaisibt machatoney 2
polls* Igo 60,4cithanst
LIU pcgOe. preempt horn attachment.
W. CLAIM k Pidladelphit
--fitment Atentc,
it; IL - 1117852LL, Munger. .
• N. 0: NIABIONS i.".L 6. N. 113011
vs.Aseats for Tumuli and •fcifty_ .
• tio. ft 1109.-
AMP b YIN4I44;T:'S
I:NSpANCE • AGENCY,
Pagan written in of the follat I ng pep ek k e
m
um s con mos. ' set Endi:iiild at our
addes. , /AIM PRO line/ g Ulm STocki
and dwellinatia ha town , =waren "againAt ALL DAVAO &
sT L1G11271.211i as ;sell as Paz.
LIFE TrifitrltAlß4 if/acted In one of the cra w.
Lamest tend Setfort.Conapantes to this eotuat.l.
Tatemital. IttstrataatcreoxPANT.
London, Engtond.l •
• ' •
- Assets , $10,000,e;
- ,
moos - LVOLM:AiteXCOUPANY.
Cincinnati, Ohio. -
Assets • • 11.000,00
CutvEr.aarklssmuscx Comw.ort:
Chreladd.
. .
And* -.
.$515 (74
WTOX/;441 iSSORMICZ C.Ol/IP•21 Yr •
•
Assetts , • Wake:Barre. I'o- 1
- -
.L2LO,Outh
Lutcunta - bumituccs Courant. -
- Lancaster, 14. -
AseetLii MOO.
Crrr Fraz lasmuscr. coarreNr. .
• ' Hartford, Cons. J
- $573,437.
NON= Aatzascos t
Arai(ford, Cam- J
=I
rascur Fizz Lissimarcs Coimecr,
New Fork. }
immAL,.
INSLMA3CE COMPANY. ;
&OM, Mau . f
Auetta. s63e,toA
.. - .., ~..
Nat Ya!ur Lint Ixamtexci CIIMPAZY, I
Nen York. I
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Asset!' ' , $13,030,0Y,
AUEIGATE -06PITAL REPSESZVED, OVLe
, . $25,000,000.
Etrid. attention to businies, fair dealing. na.l
prompt settlement og Lessee, is ovikitorro.
Coma and try us. -• • . -
Min on Main'street, oi,posite Court How, cp
stairs.
Mr. Vrscenr at Merest:is Dank from 9a. m. till 3
o`elnek..p. zu-
T. a. crony CAMP k VINCENT.
lir.
I. limns= •
Toiranda, Pa., July 29. 1870,—1y
11 .. . pr„ PENN IlitTEl9,
LIFE INSITE.ANCE COMPANY,
NO, ni cEesmster snami)nittll. „
it
INCORPORATED 1847. 1:
AOMILLATED FIMM, over $3,000,00
FOB 186 i. sDittl,2is.l9.
DIVEIi&NDS riikVE AVER . ..4,OED AtiNrALLY
ABOUT SO PER CENT.
rowus ISSUED ON ALL APPROVED' pLANs.
•
:rattans may maybe paid
.annually or aembannually or
a loan will be-made for part of the amorait.
•
•
BARBEL C. HUEY, President, -
BLUME E. STOKES. Vice President. •
- • JOHN W. HORNOR.• A.V.P. and Actnary.
H. 8. EITEPHE4S, Secretary. .
jiylB,"MtS H. B. HILEAN, General Agent.
GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE DISIIR. , -.NCE-, 09311).A.N1,
SO. 151 BROADWAY, YORE.
.Poticras L Posen
&arm, over.. ... over,
Anruti.q. lutioaca.
Leans Pain . .......
All approved forms of Policies issued.
Liberal modes for payment of premiums.
• Policies mon-forfeitable by their terms.
The entire welts of the Company divided equst•
ably among the Immured;
ANNUAL DIVIDENDS.
WA:LTOX H. PECSHAX, Patommr.
WILMA! T. HOOKER, VICT PTUDEST%
LUCIUS X ADAMS, EliceTAin)AcruAar.
PHILADELPHIA REPERMiCES :
di: ,Cociaz k Co„ Bankers. '
• DP&12111. & Co., Bankers. )
Jams Woo Dram k Co., Tea Merchants.
A.. A. MERCER, Pres!. Partners' k Mechanics' Dank-
T. B. Primmer, Publisher.
j1y12,70-tt
CIONNECTICET MUTUAL LIFE
1 1.1 LNERTILME COMPANY,
OF 11.tRTFORD, CONE
um:Es
Numszanto mass taut 39,000 Mmoirms.
ASSETS guns 1. 1869) over 623,000400.
Surplus over 67.000,000.
Cii/t/ILNT DIVIDMiD FROM 40 TO 70 PM CENT
Total Claims by pmth paid to date, over $6,000.090.
TorAr..Pgr o•mi PAR I 0 DAI7., OVER $6,000,04
PURELItiIIITUAL QOJIPANE
MI its carping is equitably divided among ale To
ley holders la • -
ANYIIAL DIVIDENDS,
Which may be sipped in - menet on of Premium", or
roay.beaccupudated for tire.berrelli of t
liNntrelt 01 *1112,be resatThi bir them in Celli.
' Policies are granted after two or toot
3eare Preintumis 'bare been paid, thus in-acticaf
mating
ALL POLICIES
.NOE-FORFEITING
It lames PpHale's upon all •
DVCM ALE .PLAss ortlisrEAset:-
And - has attOpted In Mit workiuty auroral . 4
• SPECIAL FEATURES!
eIIIGINAL WITH THIS COlL#A.,tii AND OFFER
ED BP NO OTIIER.
H. B. , .tgcut
Towanda, Pa., July 22,1869—t!
EN w . ROUTE TO THILADEL-
NORIII PENNSYLVANLI It 0, Tr IIOID
- .
Shortest anti most &redline to Phildelphis. 11.1-
tit s ra iiz tV were ashington. asitthe South. '
by this . route take Pennsya k
New Pork Balboa& halm passing Towifidl vanis at 7:1 5
make dose comedian at flethietkon with Ex
press train of North Penn's Railroad; .and arrive in
Phrladfflphiir at ilds P. M., .in time to take night
trains either far tfie South or West.
City cars are at the Depot on arrival of
all nstoconvey passengers to the various Depots
and to all parts of the dry. -
al:rnaYlxo.
Len* North Pam% italiroad Depot, corner Seeks
and. American 'streets; Philadelphia, at 7:3&A. M..
arriving at Tokanda 515 P. M. urns evemilip.
Maan's linkage Express collects Ind delivers bag-
gage. oilleo Zia ! 105 South Filth atreek-Philadelphia.
Freight recelvad at PrOnt and Noble idiots: I'lllla
MIME and toritarded.br Pas rut Freight trigu
to-Towanda. ind aU botnta in . liktsopabanna vary
wßit quick dispatah. ELLIS CLARKE.
Cien...Agt. W. P. R. R., Front and WUlow Sta.
"May 16.1870. • Pinladelphla.
/TAYLOR'S' FtFCTRIC OIL .!
•
- Anodic"' j'arepm Rill= which tends to remove all
munalausi properties when applied, either on Map or
Beast It is conceded, by all who hive used it, to.
be the best assistant to natere the restoration of
affected parts to their tumoral functlitua. whiclitha
mated world bas ever received. Ithee cured many
cases of- Rhehmatiumwhlch could not be rekived by •
any.othir medicine. It is used by many of ouritnt
physicians Mr that purpose. Ia also unsurpassed
in the cute of Corns. Ohliblainta. Cramps, Contrsc-
AMU of Muscles. Stasins. Fipsviss, Ilfahoes and Sores
of all. kinds. It labelled, by those who have rired It.
the best medicine for Morsel in the Market.. Is
Inv ads; s peed) and effectual. Every bottle par
lsuteolito ve satisfsetion,or money refunded.
For sale y all Dnutgists and dealers in medicine.
BROWNE% TAYLOR. -
•
Ram ille. Ye,
MicitTlo4 Sole PtfOprietOr an d s M y
d Manufacturer.
.: . Iyll . :M._ FRUIT OFOOALLIEDID.S
El
144=21
TOWANDA, Et.
$491,450
e ,pa61.72 4 .
$2.5 000,000
- 2.000.000
. 1,000,000
. 500,000
J. A. RECORD.
Agora. Towanda, Ps
I.