E
.
t Deaf Year Stook Lc4 Thrifty?
Last sprint I ,bonsht two cows
that had been wintered in the barn-
yard CM htiy and corn fodder without
meal or bran, and as a ccmsequence
were kb:, shedding - . their coats and
had a poor look. As the season ad
canwa, their coats cleaned and the
abundant grass filled them to a re
spectable appearance. Later on,
when the weather became, very dry,
the heat intense, and the flies -tor
menting these two cows' lost their
good . appearance , and their condition
was in marked contrast with that of
,the others , that had been well winter--
When one reflects:, the cause is
apparent; n cow that is wintered lib
erally comes on to grain thrifty
conditioni in ,good fled `
and with
substance in her, that eptd:iles her to
endure the suffering from heat tuld
flies. The padlyvintered cow starts
in a comparatite weak condition, and
though abundant grass makes her
temporarilt - look well, she has not
the substance to enable her to endure
the trials of midsummer and drought.
Now for the remedy; the cow that
has not been fed meal or bran through
the summer. Some will require four
quarts, others eight quarts per day.
The eye of the owner will enable him
to detect which ones needs such feed,
and the quantity !gibe fixed accord•
ing to the resulting condition which
is promptly manifested. It will be
shown later on, that you get in the
incresqed yield of milk, a full and iin T
mediate return for feed.
/There may be many that are un
certain as to what is liberal winter
feed. Our own cows never did bet
ter than last winter, and the feed was
as follows:- fifteen ponnds of hay per
day for each, (feed five pounds at a
time morning, noon and night, with
two feeds of meal, four quarts eacb s
and four quarts of carrots daily. This
meal Consists of a _mixture of one
bushel of corn meal, one bushel pf
ground wheat and three bushels of
course bran. The wheat in grinding,
increases one-half 'in bulk, ' evert
bushel of wheat making a bushel an4l
a-half of unbolted flour. When wheat
costs one dollar and fifty, inchiding
grinding, the ground flour would frost
but one dollar 'per busheL This
makes the cow feed cost about sixty
cents a bushel, or fifteen cents per
day for each cow. To this add fif
teen cents for hay and ten cents for
roots and bedding, and you have for
ty cents per day, or two dollars and
eighty cents per week, as the cost of
. her help. It would appear from this
that a 'cow, to pay the Cost of her
keep, must yield ten quarts of milk
per day, or make seven pounds of
butter per week rand that a farmer,
at four cents a quart for milk, mere=
ly sells his hay or grain at - market
price and gets the manure. This is
somewhat foreign to our article,
which is not so much t., prove that it
pays to keep cows in winter as well
as in summer, but to winter them
well! The profit of keeping common
cows comes almost wholly from the
value of "their summer yield above
the apparent cost of their summer
keep.
The winter meal feed can be re.
duced in quality so as to cost not ov
er' ten cents per day for the eight
quarts. This feed will keep the cow •
in good condition, and there will be
•no necessity for summer feeding. If
she has been wintered without feed,
she will require it in the summer,
and her increase of two or three
quarts per day will pair' for the field.
,It is better economy to feed in win
ter, because the winter yield is in
creased-and, the trouble, is saved of
summer feeding.
In connection With winter keeping,
let us describe the winter quarters
of ten cows: The ground - slopes ,
gently to"the southeast, and is about
eighty feet square. On the rear to
wards
the northwest is a hay-house,,,
eighty by eighteen feet, the space un
der which is occupied by cow-house
under the west end and overshoot
under the east, each forty feet long.
The cows are arranged on plank floor,
• with gutter and four foot walk be
hind them, and hay manger nnd
pas
sage in front of them. They all face
northwest, 'each having a space of
four feet, with no divisions between
them, and are kept in stanchions. In
the rear are three doors to,allowthem
to go out into the yard, and one at
the east end ot'Oiralk to go under
overshoot. The yard is about sixty
two by eighty feet, is sheltered on
the northeast and southwest sides by
low buildings, and on the southeast
by a board fence four feet high. In
the centre of the yard is an octagon
al enclosure of boards four feet high and twenty feet in diameter, into
Which all the manure of both stalls
and yard is thrown as fast as deliv
ered, so that the - yard is kept perfect
ly clean. Over this yard is kept
spread marsh or salt hay about six
inches in depth, so inviting that the
cows can lie down in any part of it.
While in the yard they are sheltered
from 'all the cold windEi, and from the
southeast comes the morning sun as
soon as risen. The overshoot fur
nished shelter from the rain and its
west end between the passage doors
i 3 the water trough, always fall.
There is a window on the southwest
side of the west corner, to light their
heads and the, prLsßve in front -of
them, arid two windows in their - rear.
The hay mangers aro level with floor,
and large enough to hold easily five
pounds of hay. Each has a lamp of
rock salt, and the meal iirled on the
bottOm, During all fair weather
they are in the yard except at meal;
thus are they bright, comfortable and
thrifty. —Con airy Genf/ man.
- KINDNESS CRUELTE.—An instance
of the effect of kir:di:new upon an ob
stinate horso was lately shown, where
a man with a team attempted to diaw
a load of stone. The horse having
become obstinate or discouraged from
'overwork, refused to draw the lied,
at which his master beat him very
crtelly, but to purpose. A friend
told the stranger that he should - not i
beat him an x more,and that lie
would try the Zil'ect o kindness. So,
apprqacliing the poor beast in a gen
tle manner, he comnienced smoothing
his face, and looking into - his eyes,
patting his neck and using words
kinkness. After a short time he said'
to the horse: "Now try and- see
what you can do." The horse'• im
raectately exerted his fall - strength
- and carried off the lord. Herein is
plainly seen how susceptible a bora°
la to a kind anti gentle manner.
Many a noble bolsi% has been ruined
by a coarse and brutal driver. Over
-Ir,-atied and overworked, thq becorae
distourird, and then tLgar refusal
to even c ra coraidtared obstimtey, The
relath-Ashippf man to - demi) , trey
turea is very imrperfedly ritelersteed;,
and agrfatt work , is yet to be doto
for the ittnaiorStiOn <A the ffrtierifts
of 'oar domelti/ foireatt.
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ERIE RAILWAY.
1100 xams.pcnim seo IEOIB wnsoin
owns oi coacaosi
BROAD GUAGE—DOUBLI SEWS
• not 7
• TO O. DEMO*: CEICAOO.
IifILwAUSEE. Sr PAUL ONet,Sk„
Ana all polnln West end NonltWast.
1111A111117=0, GUM MI, MINIMA.
DAYTON, CINCINNATI. lIIDIASAPOLIS.,
LOUISVILLE. Sr. Lama
And all pride Sontlikod Soatkvest.
l'irw A D nenumm CoActom
=ram =Amax ao Boannia. 1301.111 A
CuivisAxo aim CUMIXILLTI.
on and after Moadmi, JUNE 131 1870, talus WI
lerre7olBl7 at abouttbs tolkritag hoar% 112 :
•
WOTNO
axa .. NIGHT EXPRESS (Mondays enceptedifor
Rochester, Ruflidat. Du kirk. Ckseland and 01w
cinnstl. connecting with the Like Shore.
Southern, and Grand Trunk Railways 11 11 =
Dunkirk and Cleveland for the West atChurr.
with th C. C. C. Inn . Railw ay tor Innen.
swland
ill: and al,Cinetnnati theLonisrOis Short
Railway e . and the Oldo Wasigelppl=
for the South and Southwest ; also with
ing lines at mi • , p. , al statism, on main line.
4:49 a. m.—NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, for Rochester.
Buffalo. Mai*, Cleveland and Cincinnati. mak.
lug direct connection with tales of Shand Trunk
and Lake Shoreltallway s s at Buffalo. Dunkirk sad
-.Cleveland. tar print at Cincinnati
with the Ohio k ltississippand Lou:lnnis Short
Line hallways foe the South and fkatrimest : else
with all connecting lines at principle stein= on
main line.
8:28 a.m.—MAIL TRAIN. Sundays excepted. for
Buffalo and Dunkirk.
sas p.m.—EL IRA ACCOMMODATION. handy!
excepted.
4:18 p. XL. DAY EXPRESS. Sundays excepted. for
Rochester, Buffalo, Dunkirk, Cleveland. Midis:lr
ti and the South. Stops at principal stations and
connecting points on main line.
New and improved Drawing Room Coaches scram
piny this train from New York to Rofillo, sad
Sleeping Coaches ere attached at Rarnellsville, run
ning thro' to Clesseland and Gallon without change.
6:16 p.m.—EX. MAIL. Sundays ineepted. for Buf
falo. Dunkirk and Cleveland. connectingwithfrahte
for the West. •
A Sleeping Catch is attached to this teals runniter
through to Buffalo.
7:00 a.m.—WAY YE RIGHT, Sundays excepted:
4:10 p.m.-EMIGRANT TRAM; daily for the West.
43011 G EAST
1:00 am.—MOSTEEPRESS.ikunlisys excepted.con
:meting at New York with afternoon trains and
steamers for Beaton and New England cities.
Sleeping Coaches accompany this train to N. Y.
500 a.m.—CINCIEINATI MITES& Mondays ex
cepted. connecting iet. Jersey /My wilts Afternoon
and evening trains pf New Jersey Railroad foe
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Was/mignon and at
New York with steamers and afternoon Express
trains roe New England Cities. Also stops at pain.
cipal stations and connecting points on main Une.
Sleeping Coaches icsompany tbistrain toltew York
12:35 p.m.—DAY 'EXPRESS, Sondaysexcepted„ can.
nesting at Jersey rity with inidniiihtEwPrum train
05 New Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia. Also
stops at principle stations and connecting points
' on mein line.
New and improved Drawing-Boom Caches mom
pony this train from Buffalo to New York.
3:35 p.m.—ACCOMMODATION TRAM, daily for
Susquehanna
13:33 a.m.—ELMIRA MAIL. Sundays excepted.
9:25 p.m.. NEW YORE MALL. excepted.
9:05 p.m.—LIGHTNING =PBXS& , connect..
lug at Paterson for Newlk t at Zasey City with
Morning Express Train knew Jersey ,Maras4 for
Baltimore and Washington • and at New Yealosta
Morning =press train for Boston and New England
cities. Also stops at ail principal stations and con
necting points on main Una
Sleeping Coach= accompany this train through to
New York. ..
3:0 p.m.—WAY :EARLOBE, Sundays excepted.
BAGOAGB CLEM= TER0174311.
SS. A revised and ecanidete ..Pocket Thee Table
of Passenger Trans an the Erb Railway and con.
fleeting es, recently been pabllahed,
be proen lin red on hal
appllottkni to the Wicket A gen t Can
'et
the Company.
L. H. SUCKER, WM. R. SAES.
Oral Supt. Goal Awn Art
pA. k N.Y. CANAL & CO:
kUIteIiGEMENT OF PASSENGER =AM,
Commencing May le, 1870.
GOLCO SOUTH
Losvo A.m. P.Y. P.Y. mere P.Y. P.Y.
Waverly 6,35-3,05-8,42 •• aO5-1,18-8,10
Towanda 7,15-3,58-7.95 " 51543,25-7,20
Tnnkliannock,9,23-1,17—r.x "
Pittston 10,35-7.30 " 2,00-8,55
Wilkeellarre,lo.ss-77•65. ••• • • " 1• 15 -4 30 . ••• • ;
White Haven,l2.3s P. Wt. " 11,58 A.X.
Mauch anank,l,3o
Allentown.— • .2.35
Betbehela 2 50
Easton.— .347
Phil's (arr)....5,05.
1 eiwYorku7.) 0,05
P.Y.
r1e 9.03
ve7.33
6.00
A.
Down Train alien at White Hawn, Up Trains
dines at Milton.
Passengers to and from Nair York and Philadel
phia without change of cars.
Down train connects at Allentown with
Fad Express for Harrisburg, Pittablug andg
west.
F!•aril
"IMPORTANT • TO ALL . WHO
A- VALUE THEIR EIGHT I
The eight of the aged assisted. the weak strengtinm-
N o
ed and e perfect preserved. ~
PMELADELPHLA. przem. LserrnrE,
For the asanulhetuting of the
c , ONCAVE CONVEX. CRYSTAL LENSES, LONDON
SMOKED ASP TM= GLUM 101 YR= OE 11•
The Concave Convex Crystal ftywctarles, made by
the above institute are now a long time befogs the
public, and the tsVd audixicreued demand for than
combined with the universal acknowledgment of
their clearness in - vision and ease to the eye, shows
plainly that they are superior to wrg other glasses
in the market.
The majority of 'Spectacles, (mostly Wielded) and
no matter how fine the frames, contain but • your
and worthless article of . glasses, (generally cast or
PressodOtf.nre made to e sold only, -without
any calc ination respecting benefit to the eye, and
therefore the great complaint' of poor and Welk
sight. Thousands are using glows now which tire
and fatigue thtlitye, where the (Meets get dlm alter
short usage, oethquire an intensely strong light
and therefore destroying the Wert, which, were they
properly sulied. would be preserved a life time.
Tike adtentages claimed for the Concave Convex
Crystal Glasses are the following
The Lenses are ground at the best material, pure
and hard, and made only - for optics' purposes. they
are therefore not lisble to get scratched or dim.
They weer a briDithey and distinctness of vision
not found in any other ease.
They can be used eeqqually well by day or csedLe'
light without tiring or tatlgulng the eyes.
They are ground - mathematically true in the con.
cave convex' mirror, according to the Panosofttf of
nature, and shape of cornea - of the eye, therefore
assisting nature only instead of forcing it,
That thole:tees are centered correctlnto the harem —
They can be used longer than any --other glasses
without changing to a higher power.
The frames era made strong and durable bye
rienced workmen and warranted to give eatiaacid
WY. A. CHAYBERI.IB.
Dealer in Watches, Jewelry and Silver Were, Towan
da. Pa.. has the sole Agency for these glasses in
Bradford comity. Werediers employed.
July 12, 1870-tf
SIISQIML!,NNA. COLLEGIATE
TOWANDA, BRADFORD COUNTY. PA.
This Institutiorehas.inat been thor ough//
end improyed. and will be novenas wuneuvAY.
SEPTENBO 6, 1810, under the charge of 41. R.
Ryan and, E. Quinlan. Associate Principe% who
will devoteltheir entire time to instructleg in the
various department. and to the general *overwhelms
and management of the school. They will be is.
slated by excellent and experienced teacher, in all
tho departments.
The courses of instruction are Pritpustory and
Graduating English. Normal, Commercial. dcleniinc
Chancel and Ornamental.
The Preparatory is designed to quid-
Ify the smaller popils for the studies of the
Gradusting.Ciourse, which comprises all c
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 Practice of Teachtng.
litudeuta in the Commercial Departments hate all
the advantages of the heat commercial schools In
addition to thorough 'drill In riecermmy academie
branches.
The Scientific Course in addition to the etude - a
of
th e Graduatin g yertish, French and Gethlan. com
prises special Instruction Id the &knees Illustrated
by an excellent collection of Apparatus recently pro.
Tided.
The that two years of the Classied Conroe are In
tended to yews students well thr College; the
third year to Itt for advanced 'Aisles in College or
to ecaut.lne dudes aittria epeeist course In the/he
elless.
The Ornamental. Modern Mon
Drawing and Rifting, will be taaalli by congeten
instructora.
Board and rooms are provided >o the Intitttda.
Par further particulars address
O. W. BUB& P. E. comma.
Associate Principals.
MIL= PDX, President Board Trustees.
Aug. 10.10.•
pFNNSTLVANLk
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
IM IXstrktt).
MASSPIELD. TIOCIIA COMITY, PA.
Fall Term Nene fieptember 7th. 1870.
Whiter Term begins December 12th. 1870.
Spring Tam belltas March 27th, 1871. 1
,ror catalog* oradmlastem, eddies' '
CHAS. H. TERRILL.
Manedeld. July 20.1870. - Principal
BAKERY AND DINING ROOM!
First block north of Ward House> ,
BREAD, PlEfilo , CARE,
AND CRACKERS '
. .
bated daily a: Vold at wholeeale_and reDD:
. In onr DINING D . 430D8 we win annownnodate
public - with ether shine or &good meal 114 all time*
of Abe t day and evening.
OYSTERS 'A vD - ICE CREAM
oa hand diving Utah; StalV);
Moo ik flaw imaortmiat of °rev:Am COufectloNty.
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SE -W N ir pArINE,
TB 40011ESTIO!' is s Madge
Benin has been
need for tiolaist five years in the
West, and is now introduced for the
first time in this section.
It runs faster than most, easier
and more gristly than any, doing the
lightest sr well as thesheip , i(s4 work
done on any Sewing Machine.
Au. Alb rervrras) ,To atu; um
Plain Machines - - $65.
Half Case - - - $7O.
All Maelbies have Blake's Patent
Table.
Agents wanted In nnoeagded teertkei. Address.
BLAEZ k CO.. Scranton, Pa.
Tre lisiebY
TAPLOS 001!.
Towanda. Ps.
A. A. lIMINER..
Athens. Pa.
&MEL= LLOYD & BUHL=
May 13, 1876.—1 y --- • 31„1 g.
E ASE AND -COMFORT
BLESSING OF MIFECT SIGHT.'
Thus iiramehiag me estuatiks ama , ..d• Me*. si4
Tarred light tea aigm be thibm ads'
PERtEoT,SPECTACTAPSI
The &Smolt, of sametulageriailalrell known.
"
OCCULII*I AND OPT (CANA
11147r8D, OMISMCIICIIT.
maiunsorpouts OP THE CEIZBELTED
PERFECTED SPEOTACLIE,
Sine. after years of
TO
ez •-paUnal. sardines; and
he erection of one 4 &whiner', been enabled
r t oam. thee CM= DIXIDIfRAX,
PERFECT • SPECTACLES t •
Which have been aolit with =Malted SitSilletioll ta
the TOWN In the Western States daring the peat
Moat lean.
Moos Celebrsted Paraded Spa:tides none lin Ors
eye, and laid zany Teas without eft
Messrs. LAZARUS k Nonni tune anointed
OUZO IIIIGI7III I IIN. deader In Watches and Jeer-
airy. their sole agent for Towanda. Penn' mad
April 14. 1870.
R miairEst JOB PRINTING
OF C El .
~ I . E .lpp rer e=t ol lAid l eo = ri o nrAnAlltimire
'JOB PRINTING
AT
LOWER PRICES
AM)
BETTER STYLE
Than my entallatunent In
NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA
CALL AT
THE REPORTER OFFICE
AM)
EXAMINE . SPECIMENS.
CENTRAL MARKET.
The 6am:fibers still continue to keep ooistantly
on lurid s fNI sad Ample% assotteasst of every.
thaw partidaires to thatr bambino, anadattaa auto.
tf of
TIERP, PORE, FRESH AND SALT
MOAB OMED. HAMS.
MOTTOS, DM, USED,
&MODE, LARD.
BOLOGNA, DRIED SW,
TALLOW, Ake., am
Also.
" H I S 73a.
FRESH TIMIX THE LAKES.
OYSTERS RecemcD DAILY
In their season.
Parties wishing Oyster.* is bras or small iptenti..
ties will as famished on abort mattes. at tba
stead. CINTRAS. Y4.111=4 mock lad
door north of De. Paters.
Taco _
CUM lIKLMLuit. =GLIM MVLLOCL
. DOLLOCZ.
Feb. 24, 1670-tf
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
TQWAZDA.
r ATTAI. • - • $125,000.
SIIIIPLIIB FUND 40,000. , -
This Disk olfers UNUSUAL 7LCITLITIZB tor thsi
transaction eta • •
GENERAL IIANICENG BUSTIVESIL
INTEREST AID ON DEPCSfIS AOCODTassr TO
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sato mins. _
Partke tithing to ism moms to • port of thi
truitedfltsles,ltiolissdardssd, ot tbe
etrel cities sad. towns 'or Iliorcips, am Lace prows
drafts tor eat repose ?
- PASSAGE TICKETS •
To or from the old coeldrx, b Lest ,tamesor saw
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nun= sagas= ova ax =Dom saris.
'ififtett Price Jim ria Brads. arid owl sow. _
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and maks immediate peizasak;
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wocERY AND , PROVISION
MoCARE & . MI,X.
FAMILY GBOOtBIES
NiItOIINS NTT BLOCK. TOWANDA. PA.
Wa do sot deem It seceemary to easmereae all tee
Wiereatattk* we keep. Oar sambas:lt le
FIRST CLASS GOODS
Cedi pea tee Pangaea Produce:
JAMS MOW.
EM MY KCL
rrui!wr,
pEopLE's
GW=UW; AND PROVISIONS,
Which will bi sold at the imst possibis Woos.
I:l:ilit(teri MO' 14140)A
1 I
Bch* oa your produce. which we pay cash for. I` ,
.1
A constant supply of Ashton Balt, all sized churn..
Butter Iffridue, Tuba. Ao.
Pkuse cell and look through our stook and we will
do our best to &see you. W. A. IitOCEWELL.
Towanda, April 28 1869.
LOOK HERE!
CO WEL/ MYER;
At the old Mad of bestiOsoes k Cowan, Re sow
receiving a large and well selected stock of
Whlcb they Mhr to ash boyars at prima that day
competition.
Cash paid for all kinds Farmers' PrOdeme.
April9l.lllll6—tf.
JULES ILITGI7ENIN,
JEWELLER & SILVERSMITH,
Th ol fine G is lasi received from New Torii * weindesent
okt • .
LADIES', WATCHIM
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C. B. PATCH.
0. YA: PATCH.
s.ti - 45 7- i'o.vE%-
Moles& mid RAW Balers la
PROT late NA,
ALWAYS COMPLETE.
We imdliuAlthw but
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.11a;risail iplco!k of
1 10!) 41 k i :I
:I:A•,lo4Zfcl
,MUTTON,
MODERN STONE 'WARE;
YANKEE NOTIONS, ''
DAIRYMEN,
AND PROVIZIONO.
Jewelry.
Ono door north of
NESCITICII NEW BLocr; TOWANDA,
AinnICAN WATOIVii
SWISS W.t►TCBTh,
m'M)LD CHAINS, SPINE GOLD
il" 133 •i177-' 11l I.l' 7 Eti:Y. ;-:-
tallow.
]G ... j__
kanfal
"P4'7141 !VeVi'''4lo/1112-:':i;7,l_
•" rah„ r, r :ifi!trk‘ii.ttef.i. •
•
;t1
CL l Onat :" Tkirl PfIOSSOCOMEN' ,
!i
00 1 =f0e; SHIRT'S . Ciet - 4tE4o.
.7!
- -• .;,71
..-_. , ' , '1 , , , ::';:.
li*SeiluhlMll air sill* 4 ..,.
ICEADY4Libt 'AMMO'
t . ;
Mid& ekaiire obitifett gin
EOM
lEA'.friel:. , 44 o l_',',-',!O - , ',
9 1 f -5300P14,
a`nei ,ad tin lI a it .33 the uu-i4
abmp of Wadded if vBollol4'
Itr.43IIKIIIIIMIT-PlZalci
#.*::(tt: - i , - :T.tt's; - -11.-'6,*3.-,"40.
Alas Ras New Wong,
WINDOW, lIILBRELL4I
All or mg ot,our vdU be Wail as
OEUE A. r OR . 0 ASH '
As say ta the market.
;91,11,:id loot through chlx, alaet
Towanda. April 21. 1870.
F 4 4 4
sirThhi spies belongs to E. t3Ct!MAU, dealer in
Clothing Rind Cent's Yonktabbigll*, He is ,so
bula i g uicami ling Clothing that he he pot timO to Trite
k k k
irm"! =Emu
~tS;i:a.'iiastLCN4U):!i 6
READY MADE CLOTHING,
M. E.
(Opposite Powell k COIL)
stook I now taming to the public a largo sat phone
Jun
of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Ocmatatlag of
LINEN GOODS,
And all the late styles for Spring vet Bummer wear.
FOR MEN AND BOER
1 1 Thicherfil be gold 25 per cent. leap than fanner
prices at IL Z. 8019122MELD8. Also a large in
voice of
:i
I intend to all less than coat, to make room for
Fan Stock. Now As your time to bay a Bait
fiMEI D CaII and convince myself that IL E. SO.
otters Great Bargains In the line of
Cliyeding and
GENTS - .FURNISHING GOODS.
punialg elsewhent
earl bar,
Towandli,lan. 25,1820'
A DISPATCH JUST'_
OLONIOI7B NEW FOB CELIZENSIn TOWANDA
. AND MIN= :
There le constintly being received st tho "TEMPLE
OF'FAEM &large stock of
SPRING AND RIMIER GOODS,
which hsre been purchased for each. at reduced
prima and will be sold to cash burrs at killer rates
than ever before offered in Tommie. My atm* con
'
sista to past of
=NS'. HOTS' AND TOOTH'S CLOTHING
MAC; saws AIW sups Sztvis sorra.
fut: 3 sj 0114,00
Casts, Past* Vpits, sod Whit" Lissa Duck Butts,
also kluge Twisty at -
GENTS :FUNNISECING GOODS,
.11A19. 0/1144.10E1eg0E118,1111431 TIES.
?Arts ItII innor. 6?zi.Alps,
of the laud, crylas and *Wow. .Bannanber the br
dneecerada Ung reeky; sed **VI must is be inb
dersoid by any dealer forlorn, or eberbere. AU
its ebb aeything fa ray Übe are reispeettally siert
an 10 pram •esl.lbefore yarrebinitstmeres orbeince
3 77. 4ei r s-
Towanda, Pa,
ga; 04dt paid farl/iikb rinAleite.
.
m. 13TILT , COWING DOWN .
• ' isz =Bra= nr
GROCERY & PROMOS LINE,
sair *slat oared at
COWEL,L MYER'EI
llit ute=te 2
ergAa4r = rt k tmeOkbot l s i i to n rttaii rtsaaysSt a - 1 latt; aall thWit,
vat lam roan for tlis bosh looppilea that ars daily
rstelvadlor tlata.l Vbsilaticesantecisd watt thaw
Mos a Marteisdieri tbsy aoirkstio troll carats to
to
bras quelaratlassaisaaa Waal*/ Of Oro.
Citing sad iiiilewl..46,arpikkthr7lroalassl/
atkoittiatafallasalt ki!watt, t . Cocoa *adamants, sat
Goods, awl -Mies.' beltrir.Parabasaltg sag NW,"
loarseres. Wa patentee ale goods to nittraaatila
We are thallital to ear . for
=
s ti. abars pstastaks iaksolicit ebaknuattes
Wabor imam - • s= .; COWSLti lEYSiti
;Dad. IkWilltot .% • _ -) C ,
. ,
trivr.oin!mair*Ynw,
%'" ',
, - - --
1 if, C",.. . .
. . ~.. --t.i.i t. i q %- ..,, r.. 2 14 fO.l 1 , , Ile. , ,:
t4O- 165.,..1„...,...i.-7.,..4
pot - AN-D zursrlivrzu I.
;..7.-f
- KgROHAZIT -TAILORS,
]
Street,
WAVERLY * II4%A.
war gle bewet — '" 7-
~•2 ~. ~
, Yfx u'vz 3 !zi -
r.
rr.vr.u.rr.T.7mw
-
...:.. .
a ItT~e swat of
CLOTHS ANL/ CASSIMERES.'
HATS AND CAPS,
WM
EDITS' FURNISSING :"GOODS.
, , • '
11111.WRIbe at the WardfloussAbo drat atelAlltra
Tuesdays of each motith;tetthzastaptea . uf 9tusk
and piked to•tske immures. - , .
OEO. B. VAN VELSOII,
Sept. 4, MO. BOBT. N. JBANNEBS.
BilOom) & cc.,
Still continue to inanntedure their celebrated
HORSE POWERS. & CLEANERS;
and will sell a better machlne, ter n lase money than
PM be had elsewhere in the world. We claim for
01 WINIChh111! that they will do as much, or more,
than any other, and ire more durably built. We
personally superinterldearwork and, see that it is
well down. We will send
eft mr !whines, cm fppllaatlon
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
Emior MRCS= B r Cit,STPERATOBS,
THRESIII42 and C.G.VANERS,
FANNING _MILLS,
cinaoneei enn nun alio ears,
W AIGYORFOT MILL notic done to order.
Give tie inn *dove Purdnaing
va "oo auoacverua `skaltax
- cia aooqg
Aug.% 1E169. P
IMO
NEW CARRIA G E ' ' RY !
On Pine, bebreeik Mtn and Second, BirCisia, back
of O.P. Mason le Co.'s Bank, •
TOWANDA, PENNA.
EMMY STUMM. (formerly of tie firm of Bryan
k Stulen) Informs Ids friends and former patrons
OA he has built a
NEW BRICK CAESIUM FACTOUL
where he will constantly keep of band alai] towel
mat of ,
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES,
PLATFORM WAGONS,
. . ,
fTROTrING 81111113, ' AND EiIiELErONS
Made of the best material and finished in the best
oily Ana: Ilia long expoittence in city-Carriage
Factories given him a decided advantage over others
In-the .
Finish, Style• and Durability
of his-Wagons fl Le i Is An
INSPECTION OF HIS WORK
rcel:lougy to purclmag elsewhere
ALL WORK WARRANTED TO GIVE PERFECT
Thankful fur the liberal patronage formerly ex.'
tended and respectfully ask a eontlnuanee of the
mune. ,
I:4*73o;4ldcbstTeMokigh'ff.Vwc , l4o.lrotei
,Towanda, Itay 24, 1872.—tf
NEW - PLANING : MILL
The undersigned hating toillt a lar g e and comma,
dims Mill in the Borough Of Towanda. and tilled it
with Om most modern and improved machinery, for
the manufacture of
WINDOW SASH AND MENTOS.
Aro prepared to All orders, whether large er MC,
upon the shortest notice. We have also a large va
riety of MOULDINGS, of the-latest style and pattern,
which we can furnish numb cheaper thanthey can be
worked by hand.
•
PLANING,
Tcrsatliqsak.'
GIIOOVESO,
:... AND spoot
. . SAWING,
And all otber,work pertaining to Joinery. will be done
to snit customer'. .
building. and net living more thin twelve
to
For
miles dint, will And it larrlyfor their
interest to buy of us t se bring their tom end have
it worked by. Gym Machinery. Bring your grist of
.Flooring, or oilier lumber, and while yohr team is
feeding, have it ground ouVand take it home with
you.
We will-pay CAM for PINE AND lIENLOCE
LUMBER delivered at ohr lumber yard. Come and
see no, er Oyes can't come, write.
Towanda, Feb., 1864. L. B. UODGEBS A CO.
MONTANY.ES, .
Get:iced Dealers tu
MAR- b FANCY DRY GOODS,
9 •
• Oaoesauts, COOCI[7,BY, GLAESWASS.
BOOTS, SHOES, SHOE FINDINGS
Leather. Rata, Caps, Umbrellas, &0.,
TQWANDA. PA.
No.losllainBl.,oortior of the Public Square. .
J. D. NONTANYP.
may 19.1870. L. D. MONTAN=
SATUPDAY, OCTOBER Ist, 1870.
• MI9EI BRANDT
Respectray to n. log the Wiles of "f9 . in . ing: and
=If "; gne
" • t o
ens" paw
- FALL AstrwENTER
.*ILLI.NERY GOODS,
VIII 4 VETS, was AND' SATINS;
46rd:width a toll assortuayalot .
PUNCH rskywitas; • -
•
EANDII2IICIIO73 - A.MY LACE comum,
OnB►TUSDAYY Octollet
N 7 tlGttri sndac, tire cut bia . ssitri'"
. t 4u,l s oor ' ; 010 Ofl t teritirot Sai
bkMnyr
SePt k.
- _ :
1 11111 - EBSIGNED . WOULD
_....,reipx:thaus say that tho Establishment
heretofore belonging to Mr. M. shell in future
be eondneted by me,"and by entet 'Mention to blurt.
nesaLkope to months lihond patron/um bellowed
on toilet+ employer. Also, in 1161111011, twill attend
WOO' priming of grape vines Melo the borough).
dity_oaa .deeizing my. service@ emu And. me 411 my
Green Moue. - JAMES C. HIVING.
Oet20;•70-tn,
.11 - E6V.B.LIIOSENE.OIL IN
- town. by the qiimatily or retail at.
, . Iv% .
CASH:PAIDYOIi WHEAYE,
Oats, Dater. rggs, ank *II kinds 44,cm:wiry
Produce by ?Or k iIEnCUB.
:-.. • /
- „ •
•-•
-
A
. =ULM Xi-
En
MEE
MI
.XD . ;
pA.TALOGUEB,
SATISFACTION.
at reduced pried
lIENUY STOLEN,
=EMI
=EMMtI
" • <.7 '
dvilinklilt,BßOTZEß
•.•-• • •
wink' ifiroarr
litilltill/VS..:NAW7spp.o.g#.
WIZ
-;:, !, c,, ~, TOWO:DAIIP4I9 ~... ; ,
, , ,
P, .t° buy AP; kw. of
mt.A.B.,zywAIROE
ww-todrof
HOUSE
* ., .Dooss;wat.
81404 411 4 130 . PErn/ro
i li
AND ' TS . lilt BELT/NG.
ear Palabolls,,tc..;ara at the - lwaqua/litli ' nd
isillbo sow. nor: Wai Oa also Salexkla toe dal
- 4391EIMAN- STEW SAFE,
Pot/ 3 = ,
140 , 0 reliable Flea Proof Botoio;ole. Also
rAMBANKS'S SCALES,
scaAwMcitacz POWDER CO.,
-. l4trapB BONE .
SIUPS_E.B` PH'ti'SPHATE.
our stock of
TIN - 17T.,kR37
~rl~+.
~_
laveFy large and
We are also prepared to do Jot:41114 of all ktada.
We are the Q4agen4 for the eelehrated new
EUPDIE COOKING. STOVE,
TLo •bat• cooking dine In nac, and aver) , stems
Warranted to give satisfsetion. - March 10. '7O.
Furniture.
FURNITURE STILL LOWER
JAS. O. FROST,
,Would announce to the people of Tcnranda and the
"rest et seaaltistit, that alte-e.thla date, his mignilleent
stock of
VT.717., Tir712.,,M
will boveered at
Cyil~F{ly/~~i1Di1Y11~l51~~IiCyD1:
My stock Is complete and consists of
PARLOR SUITS,
LIBRARY SUITS,
CHAMBER SUITS,
DINING BOOM FURNITURE,
AND FURNITURE FOR THE KITCHEN,
IdAtTBEBRES, PILLOWS, BEDDING, =pops
Errs erns TADLLI3, kc., kc.
BEDST*AD. - St
O
ky own manufacture, and warranted superb*, wl
be told for les4 than eity made ones will cos) else
where.
COME ONE, CatE
Ey.o‘l .o for yonrseivaa. See and be convinced that
Furniture is sold cheaper at FROST'S than at any
other place In the World. Gantry dealers supplied
at the loweaktnarbd rates.
I furnish COFFINS of every - description, Meiotic
Burial Cases, Caskets, &r., and have the
FINEST HEARSE Ti NORTHERN PMNIN'A.
Towanda; June 22.1870.
F imnim WAM-ROOMS.
JAMB MAXI:MON announces totbe publicthat
be still continueirto manufacture and keep on hand
a largo assortment of
CABINET' BI3B2iIT y fRE.
Dumdum Trades, Bedsteads, Stands,•Cbalrs; tr., of
every description, which are made of the best mote
rials. and in the most workmanlike . manner.
!invite the inspection of the public to my work,
which shall not beaarpassodln durability at any ahep
In the country, and my prices will be found to Wilt
low as the times will admit.
.Boady•tnade Coffins constantly eta hand as made to
order. A good Hearse will be forolabed when desired.
• Aug: 15, 1565.
NEW ARRANGEMENT!
Having lutecium(' the •
BOOT & SHOE ESTABLISH3tEN'r
lately conducted by DAVIS .1: KEENED, at / Neu/48
Idain-at., Towanda, Pa., I would respectfully Inform
the public that I hsvo just received a ,large assort
ment of
LADIES' AND GENTS' SHOES
Consisting of
LADIES GAITERS,
• Of all gr a des,
GOAT AND/ TMATEEKEt SHOEA;
3LISSEEVAND CHILDREDIS SIB:MS
Of every variety, which will be sold cheap to cash.
Give him a call and satisfy yourselins that .he is
gelling cheaper than the cheapest
I would calresspecial attention to my '
CCST.6II DEPARTMENT !
I Wake to order everything In the line, of
.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
/feel confident. that I can give entire satisfaction.
I employ nobs but first-class mechanics.
I guirrrantee perfect AM and all mark Warranted.
Repairing neatly and promptly done.
Remember the place, I , To. 148 Main•ert., • few doom
below the Means Hoare, Towanda, Pa. Lookout for
the sign of the Big Boot.
Ur. DAVIS will conduct tholuedness.aa my Super
intendent. JOHN MCINTIRE.
Towanda, Pa.:Sept. 1, 1870.—tf
BOOK-BDTDERY.-THE PUB
lic is reapecttully informed that the Book-Bin
dery has been removed to the Area Building, third
story, wherd will be done
2.00 -
In all its various branches, sut terms as reasonable ns
the times" will allow. The Ilinder7 will be under
the charge of—
' . H. O. WHlpp,,En . .. ..
An ezperienced Binder, and all? wark will be promptly
done in a style and manner wbicheuinot be ezcelled.
Music, Magazines, Neespapers,Old Hooka, &a, Wound
In every variety of atyle. Particular attention win be
paid to the Barg and Binding of
MANI BOOKS,
To any desired pattern. which in quality - and dura
bility will be warranted.
• All week will be ready for delivery when prombed.
The petit:nage of the inibliods solicited, and per
fect satisfaction guaranteed.
Towanda. August 2, 11166—ff.
Apt H. E. GARVIN. •
. . .
..
ILERCti IPS BLOftw , over PORTER &
MESS AND- CLOAK MAKING.
PATTER f&
•
IMPROVED FRENCH CORSETS,
• LACES, &c., bo -
reipaottodlY announce, to the ladies, of
Towanda and vicirdkr that,' have Just returned tram
New York with a foll and veiled anmatment of Fall
and Winter Pattern., for ladles and 'children. Im
proved French Corsets and Laces—new etYle. Bashes
and Ties, of elegant design% also, a fewpteces of Tar
latan; in beautiful shades x for evening wear, Organ
.
CUTTING and EITTING
Promptly d- neatly done; with' the positive maw
awe. that ;l orders. however small.entrasted to me
WWI to filled in a tholVultid/ lIIIRIftetOI7 manner.'
• I rentah3,4nurs. very re.pechully.
Din. ti. E. °ARM
Fltl*i OF 'ALL KINDS' AT
• .. • • Axiwa.r, lams
DICE`. HOttSFORD'S . BREAD
Preparatlon.W C. B. PATCH'S:
( I ,IIESTER WHITE PIGS
'FOB BALE BY
A. B. SAKTI. taster, Pa,
lday 12. 'l'o-2[ll
A, FULL • STOCK OF 'WOODEN
. Ware. at C. /1. PATCIIII;—.
ALL GROCARIES , AI6
Provisions .at wholiiale and Totalwit
Itay 2d. C. U. mare.
BINNI
' , ::14.
Ird-zoom% SON*
Ir* "' -
OLD 7-."0 DBtra• - ::Mar,
• imissiiistmi :no=
•,• ximmonstriebastablothiaisbid.stsi
o=o4 ~nos. condwittaig muinisto• I " 6 '
slaty. Smbtatise sooty 'Odor turd Was Alfa far
tawissidoil hespchess, otrsildly asistiii , via
to ihs prtwnostro watitsof the pabitkwldpb win bib
hot winfanny suppasd with [posh outrasiss. sod
• WNW osibs mostrowassbio tams si ililisisOsis or
WM
- 0 11 0 11 0 ME- 0 62 M i ; '. c i !. 11 0 1 .44
• .
a GOODS,
ALCOMMANb,TURETINTINE,
BASIL PAM TAnxual. inurr-wma
Asa kiadaellidolt" •
KEROSENE OR . eau; 014
Baran Rula.,
LAX I / 4 fil/ADOL WICKS, '
ca axe. .:
Spenu. Lard. Whals,*L.Tecd.
ME
TANNER'S. AND MADERTE OILS,
Toga Akiden anisrii - urieti.
avriciP4 "ÜBB.J.a*A" , COP&
rafaides.Zialx-Dyes. Reatexerm
POCKET BOOKS, PORTAONAIA,
Pocket Salves,
TOOTSI, SKIS AND. ISAIII:PBEEMSATIO7SB.
Tosisigo, &law Pim am Clans,
eticann, Slid and Plower Beedia•gr
partera,:finagenacaira Igicaddlai,Btatea:
nn Breast
Vlunc - Ni
h l'ectklnit Bin" 2 AtAgell.
lapi ed pple MOM and al elda
BelftlealingFruftAna,2lm, • ,
monreters, Flavoring ,gatraeta, glow
/am Glass Ware, Botgea, Fiala, Corkkßath
and fame , rai Taelda, Am
nannttlovi, Botanic, n
and H p =attr•
Nedlcinea, and all the popular_
, .
11. E D I 1. - N ES . .
All articles warranted as represented. Persons at
•dlstance can receive their orders by stage or.mall,
which will receive prompt and careful attention.
Medical advice giv is • gratuitously at the
charging only for
sir Thankful for peat liberal patronage, would les.
pectirdlly announce tiythelr friends and Umpubtle,that
no pains shall be spared to satisfy, andinerit the con—
tinuation of their confidence and patronage.
ray-Openlundays for prescription" from 9 to 10
a.m., and 12 m. to 1. snit§ to .6 p.m.
IL C. POBTEII,.. SON k
July 1, 1870:—yr.
• -
F. 0 W N,
. .
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
The subscriber respectfully announces te the p'nb.
lie in general that he has on hand a large - and well
selected stock of g
Daubs,
• CHEMICALS.
011..
AU the iwpalar . Pateut Nedbanes of the dav,
PURE . WINE . AND • LIQUORS
For .11,4190 purpose . . oxily
PERFUMERY
Fancy and Toilet ATl:Wien. - •
Soaps of every description,
Thermometers,
Bathing, Burgeons, and Common Syciegea,
Hair Brushes,
Tooth Brushes,
• . Bruising Combs.
• Pocket and Fine Combs,
Toilet Powder,
•
Puff Boxes ,"- Tooth Powders,
• ,Tooth Washes,
.. f . and Tooth Bove.
And other articles belonging to the Drug tiade too
numerons :o mention. Paring the Agency of the
GREAT U. S. TEA COMPANY,
To purchasers of goo In their line.
Physicians prescriptions and family receipts corn
by persons thoroughly competent, at all
of theiday or night.
JAMB 0. FROST
•
Thankful for -the put liberal patronage,. 1 re.
spectfully - solicifa continuance - of the name, pledg
ing myself that, no effort shall be spired .to make
my establishment second to none in this sotalon.
Dr. T. F. Madill rosy be consulted at this 'store
heretofore. F. W. BROWN.
Jan. 31.18 W.
IN .
BOOTS ac siaoms
The Inidentigned are reeleving 'a large and Tell ae•
lected atoek of
BOOTS AND SHOES
SITADIE'S AND . FALL TRADE;
GENTS,
SEWED 'AND' PEGGED" BOOTS
Thankrui for past fa* - ors, ws solicit a continuance
of ths mono. -
412/CEL WOODIVI)IID.L •
'l . O • As, April 5,•186?
l_x,ii I zr a !
- OIM a ery and Machine Shop.
L
F uNDEn
Y & MAGIUNE SHOP-
Tb nadersbined, Wing purchased the lionndry
and iihopaotely owned. by .1 Carman ;
are prepared to do ell binds of work o . to
their Imminent; with promptness and . ,
MILL GEiIitNGS.,
CIItCtiLAR SAW MILLS,
bt the West awl most fraprospiktmlsusnitaStsrsil
land kept constantly on hand ready for ass.
CULTIVATORS, CORN PLOUGHS
PLOUGH PO,JNTS
Of,`and the. lat: i t t zrovozaezkb kept
STOVE, CAST IN•GS
SLED AND 131 , PIGH SHOES,
Krim wmn op Lwow,
making ors,
137 2LLEF_BIII=I% gpIaNDA,/%
DRTFd;G-2ST•
SUGACINES,
PALNTS,
VAIM.SHES
WLNDOW GLASS,
STUFFS ' • -
I=
' lAN OFFER'
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
/Boots =I Shoes.
EN=
NEW 2602' AND ,•11110E EIVER,
South end et Weed Entine
PHILADELPHIA 4EITM:it:ES :
JAI Cooks R Co, Bankers. . -
Drumm - k Co.. Bankers.
Jogs Woman= k Co, Tee lterebants;' ,
S. A. kliaczk, Prost. Farmers• la Iteehxnio' Bank.
T. IL Pstrznsos, Pnblishei. •
Mich smotltT low fir Cash. Consisting of '; . a-
Suitable foi the.
LADIES,
AND. CHILDREN S WEAR
MADE TO ORDER: 4 ..
BEPAIBING • NEAT'', 'DoNs
AIM READY WIIM PROMISED.-
MAN,R IL . L-S .
Anti .11 sands of
MILL S
, MUM TO ODDER. ' •
ENGINES )IRPATEtEDi c
And all wotk warraatid to ere. satlatiction.
F7ff 7 (''t . TIMU.TIM=I
, PVOUGHS;
SIDE-BELL. IRON AND .WQODEN BEAJXS
Of Ail„lcinds,
AND
cEtuinT.POWERS,
L NOE A N 4-A l / 4 ; L SIZE
OELL&II OBATEI3,
tnots am Kerma
ina calAiogi tarntsb,A'
ie;~ar t i.r. =OS lc OS;
NAT/ 01 . 4 7 8 Lin. IliStialit6i
1- 3 ,- .1 777
144.
atintwo4l/7 CpagrEss, Iffy
IL CLARK, Walden'
w UDO Chain= ?bunco awl Ex. co las;
WOW D.-000114 besavit;
=EWA W. PDX Secretor: ala /*am
- rho "'nubile" at 114 Natiolad Ige Ind,
,
-j. eilittonalttaMPamithatatedt:Moorm.
I ham pida arm et Om Kam Wars;
S. It Ohm law maistpresainma
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vadat, fiff the sam e or ; than Cgs.
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GAUP, -VINCENT'S
• - • TNSURANcE A GENCY,
Pakten written in all of the following tat
reliable Companies. Loans Nettled saM Zu
t,
aka. FARM PROPERTY, (Including Utz
-and dwellings In town Insured AgYilint 114. nettles
BY Ltairnstra as well an Fizz..
LIFE INSURANCE effected in one of the %lot,
Largest anit Safes! Compantee coati try,
lutinuit IssVictscz Coxp.ticr, I ,
•
London, Engkold. -,,,
=
Aims lxinntAxcr,Comr.n..sr,
Cl4l4:innati. Okio.
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CLEi£4.l.l5O INGURANCII COMPANY,
Cletieland, Ohio,
=
WYOMING INNUBANCE COMPANY,
Willaßarre, fa.
Asaetto,
Laacosita Istaaaacr. Comivarri
Laswarter, P. I
E=EI!!
Qtrr Fraz .I.Fscat.AlreE COMPANY,
Ha 7110711, Coln.
=
'flown) LimaicAlc houraiscE Co„
Itarynni, Conn.
izia
Torrole Fre.s /3111711ANCL C676A-Vr.
Nei' rark4` •
=I
bcnzA twsmocz CONYANT.
1301ia71, Malt.
Assetta...
rw Tom 1,172 Ixsinuaicr. Ckna.A_Tr.
hero rork.
$13,0u0,f,
Assetts,
.1031116 ATE CAPITAL REPSYStIiTED.
$25,000,000.
Strict attention tit:mine/Li, fair deal 4, Jrer ,
prompt settlement of -Losses, is urn uorio. - •
.'Coma and try us.
Office on ltiin street, opposite Court ]tone, up
states.
Mr. VINCIST at Idercura Bank from b . nt
o'clock. p. m.
r. A c.ttce,
V. a. Tcw.w.rx.
Towanda. Pa., ditly 20, 1870,—1y
THE . PENN 31UTLTAL
LIFE ECSURANCE - COMPANY,
, DU CIIESTITI7 STREET, PIMA
IIiCORIVIUTED 1847.
AccumtaaTED Fusn, over $3,000,000
INCOBE FOB 1869. $966,135.19
DIVIDENDS HAVE . AVERAGED„;AMiVALLT
ABOUT 50 PER CENT.
POLICIES ISSUED OS ALL APPROVED PLANS.
Prenatal= may &phi annually or retni.nanaallY or
a loan will be made far part of the amount.
. SAMUEL C. HUM President,.
• SAMUEL E. STOLES, Vice President,
JOHN UOUNOR, A.V.P. and Actuary,
.s‘7 , ---H. S. STEPS - n:5, Secretary.
j1y13, - N.tt E. B. WICEAN, Genenti AStit.
GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE .INSUBANCE COMICI;
NO. 251 BIZOADW4Y, NEW' YOB%
POLTCIL6 tv Toms
AXIMAL Ittcoms. over,
Lams Pam
All approved forms of Policies leaned.
Liberal modes for payment of., premiums
Policies non-forfeitable by thesite rms ,
The entire profits of the Company div 1 ,1,4 eyut.
ably aniontflhe insured.
ANNUAL ,liIIrLDENbS.
WALTON H PECKIiAM, PumMor4r.
WILLIAM T. HOOKER. Vice Paciimar.
.LIICIM3 M ADAMS, SEV'T AND ACIVULT.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL . LIFE
MeVRANCE COMPLNY,
Or lIAI:TEORD, CO NN
MISSES,
. litpwatqa :Lowe THAN 59,600 MZSCBT26.
ASSETS 0,1101, 180) aver $25A0,00a.
Surplus over $1,000.600.,
COltltOiT DWIDE FROM 40 TO TO PER. CENT
Total Claim by Death paid to date. aver $6,000,0e0.
Tow. Azomnrna Palo TO MT& OTT2 ON/MOM
A PURELY AICTIrAL COMPANY.
Au its earplug is equitably divided 4ottit tLe
icy holdeia In -
ANNUAL DIVIDENDS,
Mich may.ba opllled to reduction of Premiums, 0
may be accumulated at Interost for the bandit of t
Moored. or may be received by them in Cash.
Paid•ttp Potides /CO mated alter two or toff r
years' Premiums have been paid, thus practir.tr.!
making
ALL POLICIES! NOX-FORFEITING.
It issues Policies upon all
DESIRABLE PLANS 'OF INSVRANCL
And hart iidoptod to Its workings several
SPECIAL FEATURES!
ORIGINAL MTH TIDE COMFAN'T AND diFik
ED BT NO OTHER. •
. • R. B. IfeILEAN. airtt
Towanda, rs.. July 1867—tt
NEW BOuiii , TO PMEGADEL -
Palk.
NORTH PENNSYLVA.NIA RAILROAD.
•
Meat and most au-ea Una to riguaelphis. gal•
theme, Washington. and the Soutto •
Pluengera by this route • talta
New York•Bailivad train. pasting Towanda at 7:15
AM.. make (dome eonseettou at Bethlehem with Ea.
Prom ttaht qt North Perm% Bailmad„ and sqive
Philadelphia at Ella P. 3L.. 10 time to talk night
trains either for the South or West
Cipassesgereare are at the Depot on arrival of
al i t conny passengers . to the various DerKts
and to parts of the
ialTO North Perm% Railroad Depot, corner Bergs
and AIIICtiCIII streets, • Philadelphia, at 7z33 A. It.,
arriving at Towanda 5:15 T. M. game evening.
Maan'allairtrago Roma collects Ind delivers log. ,
gage; Mee No.- 1 1055 Soya Fifth street, .Philadelpia.
inmmm Aci*ixoninors.
Freight received ahrtent and Roble. streets. Phila
delphia, and forortided bi Daily Put Freight train
tOTOwandi.alla all points in 804tiehanna rjll:..y
with quick dispatab._. • Fts3B MARIE.
• - Gen. Agt.,N. P. R. It.,Pront and Willow me:
May 14.1870. • Philadelphia.
TAYLOR'S ELECTRIC OIL !
- 2
medical Preparation which tends to rum. , all
unnatural propertins when Seed, either on 31sn or
Belot. It Is conceded, by a who have used' it, to
be the bcsr-asaiatant to nature In the restriadion of
erected parts to their natural functions, which itoi.
medical world has ever reeelvcd. 'this cured nian7
oases of 'Rheumatism which could not bereleivr , l l l
any other medicine. Uis used by many of our•best
physicians for that purpoie. Is also unsurpassed
Mahe cure of Conic. Chilblains. Crimps, - Contra: .
Bon of Muscles. Strains, SparLus, Bruises and 8,1 "
of all kinds. It is called, by those who have used it.
the beat medicine feallorses in the market. , ,
ways Erezybow. g l ait'
ranteed togive litialldio2l, or money refunded.
For sale y all Druggists and dealers In medicine.
BBOWRISO TAYLOR
• Lellayirrille, Pa..
antral o .tf Bole Proprietor and,3faantacturcr.
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J. A. RECORD,
, Agent. rawands. Pa