El Sgictittuittl. Ercor the Errorrre.l Cheater Mite Mr. Eraron: Last &miner I wrota to a gentleman largely - engagea in the breeding of the celebrated phes 7 ter White -- Pigs, in Chester cdnitty, thiS State, and learned that a -pi* could be purehaselfor;s2s, I paying for'boxing and express charges. But as I was about to send my - order I learned from au advertisement in your paper, that,A t Surrn of Ulster, was engaged in *flick propagation,and that they couldbe ;easily obtained by him at a much less expense. I according, lc visited Mr. SMITH on his. farm 'Ulster, and found all correct which . the BILIDTOLD REPORTER had stated. • Mr. SMITH had at that time between forty and fifty of the finest Chester Whites I had 'ever seen, of all ages and sizes, the largest one being esti mated by him and other good judges to weigh when dressed 700 pounds. We would say to-farmers and •oth ewrhe are engaged in raising hogs fctr Vieir own use, or for market, that the canibeinixe4 with our common breed to great ad4itarre and profit. A. pair can be obtainaof Mr. SMITH from four to six weeks old for SO. They f;row faster-and larger, _Aiature earlier and take less food than ourour cofnmon breod,,and always keep fat and healthier. They were originally i:nport(ql from England by a gentle man cif wealth= and enterprise, from v.hich the stock ; in the county has , LI is not au afiernuou fanu- ..;as his fat stock and well eulticat u4l farm elhAy indicates, showing an iiandant thrift and. enterprise. He t zikvs the _4 ntericeli Agricidittrizl, as eiitcrp - f,ing he is a live practical ioarsupOr ,:itentliiig, all the - details of Apieul- lure, ailtis consequently largely fe ennieratt'd for labor. shall take occasion to visit other leadim; mersin the coptry from time to time, au - a report fb you my interviews and observations. IBM =I Declain; or no Bc luau article on the subject of thy earth for bedding by Wiltinsou, 'in the A az-ric:7 et Fanner, the writer sap that the construction and man agemencof stables has been au im portant branch of his vocation for, many years. I,am fonds of expert:: anent, and have tested intiktable econ omy a great variety of systems of I‘7etliug, betlaing, ventilating, etc. I have,thorongly tested the.nse of dry earth—that is,' dried clay, and Clay loan. dried Ouck, sawdust, pent tan, long and short straw, anti, have nsei, conjunction with all' the different of good - gypsum. I hare. - !ATcr.-01;11v veani experience with the N ill the Dlifterent kinds of mate •fror l c tiding in i,table, arrived at e:Jne:usi.crii th.tt isu liefldingo any leseription is required if 'stablVloors ari-nrigedn ; f r ...they should be, nod that butlahori;e.; and cattle can be i. , • (-I,ifortable and health thau with. _ r crrinc gOoni kuows that nio lit and val -111,- hive the habit of riwing ort_the laie floc.r. The ‘it• - in! - tanees (hi !.:'llJoel where the :tall tLoors • -,., , th condition no ilf-ef- IMNSEMI =ME I" I )100)).‘ to a plant: 1) .1 •10 , ..cr o)7 , :aplain of its being hard and ...neon)f)•itable.. and e...a•tainly t).0)•d !0.)1 t-hialld not bl.) (&jt•e -•.l 01able '0) a Lear-A. I al o reconi nd a fri-) l tt , JO- applielltiOn. of 1i •:';1I to to:;11telltS of the manni;,t. • (a. 11).,11 .0, but Ido not rt.c))nr-- ).I).t a l tflt.talliett,elflll - r in .nrtll preferrinaa slight on stalilerllours. also lec(c..inticil eanstrrt,cting h.• floor, of 1,tall(-s that the liquid t-ioreinciit will directly through thoiJ,,v. - lit conduct it tStlie . 11.!;• pit .11 house, And that .. F'uli 1 t will unduly -fall th , floor into the gutter 1111- • ( r it. 111.• 1".:1•1!IN! I reirl:!; preSt`(.l ill‘ fart , ,, tin' te sCri )0 as the uninliti steps on it. -aid glittcr) , :ing d o arranged a 1- he convenient of a•icci-s for the 1"i T 'ISO of cleaning.it. Row the Clateze Make, Dwarf Trees We have known from childhood l!ow- the *Chinese (Tamil their wax le,!!l's feet, :Ind so mana,qc to maki) thew " kcc pt rs at home:" but Low` . tbolcontrive to grutr miniature pines and oaks . in 11.4.wer puts for half a e,:_ntury has always been muelr,of a secret. It is the product chiefly of skillful, long-continued root pruning. They begin at the beginning. Taking a younv, plant (say_it seedling or cut ting of a cedar,) when only two or three niche.; high, they ent off its tap as soon as it has other rootlets enou'gh to live upon, and replant in a shallow pall. The cud of the tapi root is I.:oiler:Lily nuide to rest upon the of the pan. or on a - fiat stone wltitiu it. Alluvial clay is then put into . therpet, inch of it in. bit the i;t•of I , ea,en , l just enough in kind an,l quantliy to furnish •t scanty tiourtslintent to the plant. Water given to keep it in growth, but not enough is given to excite a So likewise, in the 4pplies.tion of light and huh. As the Chinese prhiii themselves also on the shape of th , , , ir miniature trees, they 11'.(2 strings, wires and pegs, and vari u.s mechanical contrivaneeS, to promOte wymmetry of= habit, or to fashion their pets into oirrfatieTfig- Then use of :very shallow which ibt.y use, growth of the I:,p rook i - s out of the .finestion; by thlN - o .4 , of p); -, r -2il, and little water, at grir.Vtll prevented. Then, 1, ! o, the top and roots. within asv reach Cr! the garden r, are short by his pruning knife, or seared v.ith his hot iron. So the little tree itself headed on every side,gives n!) the'idea of strong growth, asking only for life ; and just growth enot4;ll t livc and I , :ok well. Aceording,ly, e;:eli new set of leaves becomes more an I more z.tuoted, the buds and root are. climinishiA proportion,and t length a balauc.3 is established be tween every p:trt of the tree, making it a Nail in. nil respects. In some ' Inds of tree.- this end Ls reached in :1.1.;•,:e or f.oe in others ten or ]if arcr n ceessaYy. Such is th. ,, J . ; Inc7 ,- 'hortieLlltur,4 of the Cel.e s . t . • A Luots, v:f1.1,.t: hi' buttons ;Ir.: horn, but -. aril gbh]; his Liil,4 arc bork4, , s tire ftt, his Ifi• not (Chrtficr f= n• - .. f_ ,, :-::-,.1,:,, lIMM uvr. Z=ESMiI L:i~~ ~:.'.= : i s f i Elite, RAILWAY. 1300 %Irv' r.S TINDER SOO 311LE8 WITTIODT ors atessoziu=.. CELLEGX BROAD GBAGE—DOUBLE TRACE ron • CLEVELAND. TOLEDO,DETROIT. - CIIIOAOO. ; BITLWABEEE. ST. PAUL. OMAILt. And all pan:4 West and 'Southwest nanarnou;;:oszion. mama: DAYTON. =CCM:NATL. BSDTANAPOLIS, LOUISVILLE, ST:LOUIS. polnta South and Southwest. . NEw ANTS usenorts. COA=7I WIZ NIIU Truconou wronorr cuxsos To llocunsrua. Borrauto Don [ 1:1:11S, CLEVELIND ANP CLICCIMINat On and after Monday, JIVE 13, 1370, trains trill learn Waverly at about the following hours, YiZ GOING WEST 4:24 a.m.. NIGHT EMPRESS (31madayi exixPtedi for Rochester. Buffalo, Dunkirk. Cleveland and cin. cinturtL.connectlng with the Lake Shorn, Michigan: Southern, and Grand Trunk Railways at Buffrdo: 4 Dunkirk and Cleveland for the West: also at Clear, land with the O. C. C. k Inn. Rahway for Indian spoils: and at Cincinnati with the Louisville Short Line Railway, and the Ohio killississippi Railway for the South and Southwest ; also with connect ing lines at principal stations on maha line. 4:49 a. en.—NIGHT EXPRESS, daily ; for Rochester. Buffalo, Dunkirk. Cleveland and Cincinnati. mak ing direct connection with train - set Grand TM: 1k and Lake Shore Railways at Buffalo, Dunkirk and • Cleveland. for all points- West and at Cincinnati with the Ohio 4. - . Mississippi and Louisville Short Line Railways for tananpth and Souto-west ; also with n:1 connecting-fines at principle stations on main line. 8:2:4 a.m.—MAUL TRAM. Itiadays excepted, for Buffalo and Dunkirk. 5:35 pati.—El AIM% ACCOMMODATION, Sundays excepted. , l ... 6:18 p. 11.. DAY E X PRE SS, Sutielays excepted. for .Rochester, Buffalo, Dunkirk , Cleveland, Cincinna ti and the South. Stops at principal stations and connecting points on main line. New and unproven Drawing 110001 Coaches accom pany this train iron - New York to Buffalo, and Sleeping Coaches are attached at Hornellarille, run ning thro' to Cleiveland and Gallon without nuance. 5:16 p.m.—EX. MAIL. Sundays excepted. for Buf falo. Dunkirk and Cleveland, connecting, with trains for the West , -"; A Sleeping CoaCh to attached to this train running through to Buffalo. 7:00 a.m.—WAY FREIGHT, Sundays excepted. 4:10 p.m.—EMIGRANT TRAIN. daily for the West. GOING EAST. 1:00 a.m.—NIGHT EXPRESS.SuneIaya excepted.con .C-necting at New York with afternoon trains and =steamers for Boston and New England cities. • Sleeping Coaches accompany this train to N. Y. S:ZO a.m.—CINCINNATI EXPRE SS . Mondays ex cept: L connecting et Jersey City with -afternoon and evening trains of NeNC Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia. Baltimore. and Washnigton: and at New York with steamers and afternoon Express I F trains tor New England Cities . Also stops at n c two stations and connecting paintaon main e. Sleeping Coshes accompany this train to Ne • 'ork 12:35 - p.m.—DAY EXPRF.SS. Smadaysexcepte con necting at Jersey City with midnight Express train 05 New Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia. Al.o stops at principle stations and connecting Points on Turin line. New and improved Irrawing-Room Coaches accom pany this train front Buffalo - to New York.. 3:35 p.m.—ACCOMMODATION -'TRAIN, - TRAIN, daily ,tOr Stkagnehanna. 8:39n .m.—ELMIRA MAIL. Sundays excepted. 9:25 p.m.. NEW YORK MAIL. Sundays excepted. 9:05 p.m.- - EIGHTNING EXPRESS. daily, connect ing at Paterson far Newark : at Jersey City - with Mori:nig ~.r , , Train of New Jersey Railroad for Baltimore- ' - kiarlington •, end -at New York with 31011411 g =preen train for Boston and New England cities. Alan stops at all principal Rations and con necting pointi on main line. i Sleeping Coaches accompany this train through to New York. 3:43 p.m.—WAY FREIGHT. Sundays excepted. BAGGAGE CIIF.CEED THROCOII. t u.. A reviskil and complete - Pocket Time Table" of Passenger Trains on the Erie Railway And con necting lines, tins recently been pahlished. and can be.procured . on applicatibu to the 'Ticket AgBnt of the Company. L. D. RUCKER, Caul Suit BE A. & N.Y. CANAL & R.R. CO.- A_LLANourrsT or P.kSSE'SGET. L..ave A.M. P.M. P.M. aero P.M P.M. 4.>!. 'Waverly 1.35-41,4:5-41.4 . 4 1 o 6.071-1.13-41,10 Towanda 7.15---1 70.1---7 .25 - 5.15-12,25-7.20 Tnakitatitio.. L.9.2:1-1, 17-1' M I .. 2.07-10.10 ri.t.t Pittston. ... 10.35-7.30...... o 2 60.._4 5 .53 Willon.llarre. 10 r.5-7.53......1 .• 1.1.5-44.10 White 11aveu,12.25 r. 31 1 •• 11.:''.8 'A.m. ' 2Tauch elnualt.l.'iii •• 10 •iI Alic.ntnrit.. ...2.:33 - 9 44) MEE! Easton..... .....^•.17 NowYork(arr.) 6.05 Down Train d 1111.15 Vaat: fl. ea. rp Trains din, at Ititn.to, . Pas , etwera to anti froth Now York and thilailel tibia without ebattae•nf cark. Down train et‘nno-ta at all• ntown smith Thrnith Fact Expro-, for liarti.dinrit, nitalinr.o, and the %loot. TmpoRTANT TO ALT, WHO -R. VALUE THEIR StiP.T! Tht.,:ght the aged ar, .1,1. the wee's but b:et:e. 1111 a 11,1 PLUM:, Ca'. Ovt[c.o. rc•ri For n 4, 2.. k pfaz-turin g cf tho coN• • ( Tsfr.x, cr.vs . r.u. LtiNDON •11.,K171yuy1N2.}.1. GLASS FOR WEAL: OR IN -IL6IIL (' I- LOLA (.1 Ci!..etal to -:nadv b. th, Ir.-Ltute are now a lout; time Lt , noc, the I its !avid and Luercat.etldr.n.and fur theta euenoou.4l nth the uniyernal acLnouied.:ment of !hair et. :..rnt, n-Lon 'and Coo; to the, * . O. .holes nbinly that tlay an- ,11p,ri.n . to an:. other glrrce n the tuartnt. lu.:3rrrlty of 6; , •l„ -. tti:rl.ll, !1.1. rtrd; cud no IL.ltt, how flue theframem. c•mtaLJ lint a poor and ninth!,,, article of ttla,nen, (tNto•rUlly rant or prc4Ked:l Ow) a mad,, to be s•,I1 only, without any eahlthition rt.priting 13.•ncnt to the ye, and thcr,fo:v the groat coulplaiDt of poor and weak t3;tht. Tho,,,ainla are , sing ttlas,-6 now v. 1,101 tire and I.lllgne the ceo. tyligre the objects dlnj attto. short usage. ur require an Inti::lSely strong light ant thoreforo destroying the r3gl4, tvtgeh,, ere they prop , rty wrotate preserved a lit& than. conmve couvy: Ciy-taLt rintie It the toax ittg : lk.U•nse' rre grotm•l of the 1.,4 matt.rol, pure and hard. ttmd m.m.ly for npti.•ol pnrpm.•.e, they are therefore not liable to get scratched or dim. They vont . , u hrillianey t and do,tm , not found in any other g 15,. They can he need equally well lir is : or canal: thrld without tiring or fatiguing the v . ., S. They are ground mathematically true in the con, cave convez mirror. according to the I.llllm-cpliy of nature, and shepe of cornea of the eve. t4..re:ore meq - sting nature only instead of forcing it. That the lenbes are centered correct Into the fraine9, They can be used longer than any other glaseeii without changing to a higher power. The frames are made t.trong and durable by cope 'kneed workmen and warranted to give satiafaction. A. CIIAM BERLIN, Dealer in Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware. Towan da. has the note Agency for these glassea to , Bradford county. No .I.leill,ofrs employed. 'July 12, 187D-tf •• SLISQUEHANN k. COLLEGIATE I= This institution has just teem thoroughly repaired and improved, ana will hit reopened TITESDAI". SEPTENICER 6. 1.87 q. under the ehargoiof G. W. Ryan and th. E Quinlan. Associate Principals. who trill devote their entire time to Instruct it: in tin various departments and to the geller4SUllerrViSlOLl and management et the school. They wall be an. misted I,y-excellent aid aperimiced teachers in all tliti departments. Ti. courses of im.tructiiiii are licepsratory and Graduating English. Normal, Ronimeivial, Scientific Clasical and Ornaceintal. The • Preparatory is deleted to thoroughly qual ify the smaller pupils for the studies of the English Graduating eciursc. with 11 comprises all academic studies. languages excepted. The first year of this course completoil. they can etth r tither of the other conrses. The Normal course affords thorough instruction in C 0,1141011 School studies and Theory anti Practice of Teisching. Students in the ronituervial departments bare all the advantages of the best commercial schools in to thorough drill 4n llecCSFlry academic branches. The scientigc C.onise in 2a11.111..011 to the studies of the Grasluating English. Fretich and (iernian. com prises special instruction fn the Sciences illustrated by en excellent collection of Apparalciarcreptly pro- Oded. Tb. first two year 3 of the Clasen,' C.3fle/30 are in tended to prepalc students well for College; the third year to tit for 'advanced classra in -c.ilie,;e or to combine classics a ab a epneiai courteau the tler , epees. The Orunthent al. :11 -ril :111,1e. Drawiun athll'ait‘truo, will be taih4hi coc;petent itii,trueterF. hoard and roflans art. prol. id, I ILI Oar Int_ltutr. Ft, f r partteraar. O. IV. lIYAN F. OrISLAN. ' ' Princ;pa: , 7.111.11:1: Au!1.10:70. p - :NN SILVA NIA STATE NORMAL St HOUI. ! MANSE'II_7I.D. TIO,MA COUNTY. l'A 1 . 311 Torte September 7tl. 11 , 70. Winter Term begins December 12th. Is7l Sprinj Tenn March 97th, 1871, For catalo,nl, - atlrni.,ien. I= BAKERY AND DINING ROOM BREAD, PIES,: CAKE, 1.1,1 1,1,1 .k,1•1 ana ra tai Lt our DIISINO v t 11111;i:E.. C. 11., a " """"'' r.." ut all tuu drlriug 1r M-0 :1 nTI , . • •-• rrnit9. .• - • Pr rY. r..x 2,1.1, i,y r !;:41 , { av;a'y Li: .1“: MRS. J. M. \V,yl.l'S rf, *a^ r. is fl,jl ~rX r..h urns :.'? r, ~. ~ ,:110,141 . 0ada. ME - 11. BARB, Gen'l Pass'r Ag't Commencing May 70, 1870 MEE= 0 0 •• C A.ll RIM.: P. ( N Mt wrintenficut ~~:cca??ar_~c~s r =I INSTITUTE % I% i Ca IYl:ar, CU IS. It. CERIUM., Pr.nc,pal Font Lliv - 1: co:tli ci 1,V,11,1 AND CRACKF,ES rxma b ‘'lti7.lll i 27 'iViT CC, Mtl:lr2; WIZ 11DIIMES Fact 1871 ,PAPER & EIsTVELOPES NF A W-YORK PAPERS SCHOOL BOQKS PMS, Li% MUSIC, 'StATIOXI:7 AND BLINK BOOKS YANKEE NOTIONS.' Tuw•andc, Nur. 12, 1463. MisceMneous. T HE 'l' " DOMESTIC" LOCK STICH SEXING MAG'HINE! THE 7 -" D031E4.1C "-is it Shuttle Sewinti . Machine, which - has *e3.2.. used for the last five years in the West, and is now introduced for the first time in this section. It runs faster than most, easier • and inure quietly: than :thy ; doing the lightest as well as the heaviest work ono on muy - Seving Alachine. • ALL ALE IN VJED ' s lit CALL. AND SEE IT Plain Machines - - $65 Half Case - - - - $7O All ..11.aclaiies have Bl.alw's Patent' Table. A;xuts waukta W uuoccupica. Adirrutm, BLAKI: & CO., fk•raufou, Pa Dn. sail • by TAYLOR 4: OOLE: Towanda, A. A. EINNEEI, Allieth, ACKLEY. LLOYD E BLOKER. May 12. 16:0.-1y 15 yatu•inC. EASE AND COM,F,OIIT BLESSING OF PERFECT s"t-;HT There IS not lug so valuable ah pelrfvet sight, and perfect slght.cau ouly be niltaiuml by uelug PERFECT SPECTACLES 11111= = OCC L LISTS iunTron.D, CtiNNECTIcUT, MINUFACrUZEILS OF THE CELEI.III.IT4Y PERFECTED SPECTACLE, Rave, after }tars of experience, experiment, awl awl the erection of costly maelair cry, been enabled to product; that GI A.NI) DESIDERATUM, rmufEcT SPECTACLES ! nail: 5 lace teen ?“.,1 , 1 with untainted tatii.laetion to wean,rs in th•: Wtsteru States during the past fi 1 teen years-. Three.; Celebrated Perfected Speetselett nee er tiri the Lye, cud lust fixauy earS Wi94011t1111ge: LAZARC6 & 1 1 1011R1S have appointed JULFS LICGCMiI'S. dealer lu Watches and Jew 41ry, as .their sole agent for Towanda. Peun'a. and • 'i•lc•nity. April 11, 1870. R EPORTEII JOB PRINTilk* OPPIOM. Having recently added greatly to onr facilities , we are now prvparca to do all kinds of PRINTINA. LOWER PRICES L'ETrEII STY 'L estubliblulieui hi NORTHERN PENNBYLVANIA MEM THE REPORTER OFFICE ELIMLIS'E CENTRAL ILARKET., The laibscribers still continne to keep conetanily on hand a full and complete assortment of every thing, pertaining to their btnancss, consisting main ly at BEEF, PORK, FRESH AND SALT E= MUTTON, . 7.A.M13, VEAL, _.; POULTRI, . SAUSAGE.. LA D, BOLOGNA, DRIED BEEF, , TALLOW, /cu., Ake. . AIAco, 7, z S FRESH FROg. THE LIKES oiziTCTS itEermx DAILA ecstuu Pa:ilea trislune Oyster.; ha large or unroll quanti ties will be furnished un short notice, at the old stand. CENTRAL MARKET, Montanyo's Block, first door north of Dm...Porters. Cuss. U KELLEII, f 4 I'LLOCI. Tstoo. Ilw.nev. I • 't 1 - 61). 24:1570-tr FIRST NATIONAL BANK, I= C ' PIT.U. Stimrs Fuxu, This Hank offiirs UNUSUAL FACILITIES tcrite transaction of a GE-VER.:IL BANKING BusuEss. Es - rEnnzl• AID ON DEPOSITS . 4CCOIIDINO TO IMiMi SrEcua. CAE!: (.1‘711,4 T. THE COLLECTION OF NUTE3 AND CIiECKS. • • Parties 'wishing to KEICD MONEY' to any`part or the United States. Eur,:land. Ireland. Scotland. or the 'prin. cipal cittee and tomes of Europe, can - 1191. procure drafts for that purpose. PASSAGE TICKETS To or from the 014.1 co' nut:7, etear.l4 lug alnay. ou LawL F.:3111.1Ln II Lk: Ar 1.1:1,1:1212.” U.S Rua. ll.r. Cu'.( 44 Sdrf F.. 11. H3rITIi. rr,ias.ut_ 'S. Tow..ta3a. Juue2l. 1862. ROYAL BAKING POWDERS at W , . COELL & MYEICS. COWELL & MYRR IRE SELL ,,:_ TEA very rhe.ip. ._.. _ - pisii.roßK, HAMS AND LARD *t riIVVELL lc MYER'S MEM R rEn r ituriT oi.' ALL KINDS =cow-crT. s mitn. TIE IUNDPMIIIO;D," ILAITING r 't . . In Moira litel. — lrMi*•o9. to Jury ptoloted to Oira to the citizens of ntfactrovonitty araviiiiii. - tr,aliigoolt*iniliselectettotoiliit . . 1- - " Whida bare pliiiLaiwi Pwlh Sid fag ' .; ~ • • • less sell at as low llgures as can be purebseil elsewhere. I new idler to the puhltas splendid stock tti O O' N MOWN FLOUR; GRAI43I DO; . _ . I tamp Couaninkli ou LARD, and ad nude of FISH. Would eadtlio attention dabs public to our C,Ju't Do Beat In quality or prim.. Jon° OaklersCelolaratodLaws- dry, Now York Cliondal and Brown Soap. Largo assortmeat of TAN'KEE NOTIONS, TOILET SOAPS: &c., &c. I will pay the 14,gliest.culi price Air and make immediate irsyment. Mal MEE MEI 'AND OPT tCANS, EMI CM $125,000 4.0,000 - rurcusea thsagsto interest or ILACIVATCH, Q'li, O'C.R.Ri S ', . TEAS, CO.r.tfii,ES, .SUG ARS, STSP,cII. S 4 l.*r uITS, moss, Maya co bond a lirge stout of AYE.DO., 13IICSWILEN1' STOCK 'OF TOBACCO; Please all and evuttine ottr Stock of WOODEN WARE. COUNTRY PRODUCE, Farmers,tive us a call before gonna elsewhere C. B.- PATCH: All persons indebted to the late firm will please cab- C. B. PATCU. Towandi, March, 12, 1867. - GROCERY AND: .PROVISION S T 0 12, ~M . M Cl_A B - E MIX. - Who!cask and Befall %alms iu ' •-• GROCEIiIES 1311 PROVISIONS, MERGUE'd NEW BLOCS, • TOWANDA, PA. We - Au nut (tenni it neetirary to 'enumerate all the dlfereut articles we keep. >Otir aesurtxuent is ALWAYS cOirPLETE 101 l nothing but FIRST CLAS§' 'OOO. Cash pitil ter l'arnters ; Produce 4.: JAMES McCAME, HAMMY MIX. March 1. IS 70 PEOPLE'S onocm AND rnovisioN nom:. = A new and camplete stock of GROCERI34S AND PROVISIONS, Willett will bo prime. CODFISH, MACKEREL, rrii~rzti cT, PORK, .4. '7I.IUYION, HAM . , FRUIT OF 4, : 14L DESCRIPTIONS, MODERN STONE WARE, YANKEE NOTIONS, FLOUR, FLED, MEAL, GRAIN, &C, liriu;; 1,10 ~11,7 proktucc, pur cash fu D_ 111)73 A conntaut supply of .151 :tau bait, all sized chums. Butter Firkins, IttLis. kc. Plena call and look through our stock. and wowffl do-our beat to pkaso 3-on. W. A. ROCEWELL. Towanda, Aprll2B, 180. LOOK HERE!. GO WELL at m:, At the old htuttl of litt.tuntm & COWELL, are now receiving ago nod well selected stock of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Which they offer to cash buyers at prim' that defy coinpelltion. * - Cash paid for all kinds - Partners' Produce. April '2l, 1663—tf. Jewolry. jULI63 HUGUENIN, JEWELLER, & SILVERSMITH, Oue doer uozili.uf MERCUIC.O NEW BLOCK. To nr.,t sru, P 4; 45,, Eta. 9 just rccoircd :coal:Cm York a new sescrtmotil of Ewe Gold LADIES' WATCHES, AIIF,RICAN WATCHES SWISS WATCHES, of $ll deperiptlons. - • Also a selected assortment of OLD CHAINS, FINE GOLD wEJI RI , aI 1 labw CLOCKA•OI , ALL STYLES T:nog Till: CHEAP I:ST TO THE Dr.sr GOLD, tilLl:Elt AND STILL ant:MU:LIZ AND . 1:111-GLASSES to fa an. ezze!l of hoz:area eigbL NE W PJ TE.N.TeACCOMODATET: SPECTACLES. B3= this isatnst I nut enabled to es:clink:a °lames at an; time crltbout extra (*urge.. Call and isee. CLOC.KS, WATCHES .61;D : r . 14:.%% I,MT REPAIRED I= Towanda, Dee.. 16, 1869 AirACKEREL, CODFISH, BLUE. AL Fish. 31.1ekir.aw Tnnt. Citkves, Mickel and snl,tad !..t suiri:oll%. l llmt. and Pried. Pref. at LONG t: HEELER'S. 'S"- 4 TAY/i O B & G - Are nor %a ft wiz WSW apill# StlXtec CLO'NHEI N D CAtlfiThiglES, consuai an the up* albs aradassaiie , 001.:,. - NGS, 13 IaRTING'S, &O. &C. Which they are prepared to makeup In say style to suit their enatotners, on short notice. Allio a ipleadk) 4r -stack of 'READY-MADE . CLOTHING, yaleh they are sating cheaper than seer. HATS aG AND GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, A new ant fult lino o! all tho Wed styles. Always on band and In went satiety, Tao Lerrar,aso roma mini or NECK TIES; BOWS, Also tho New Patent IVIN.TOW UMBRELLA All or arl of our Goode will be sold ae, CHEAP - FOR CA'H MEM all and look ibrough our btock. Towanda, Avail 2k MO it§ § O. Sir This ariture belongs to E. SCHWARZ: dealer in Clothing and Genes Furnishing Goods. lie is so liulay ciothingThat he has not time to write an advartlssment HURRAH ! HURRAH ! CIREST REDUCTION D PRICES OF READY 'MADE CLOTHING, M. E. ROSENFIE'LD'S, (Orpo,,ituVwxcll & Cos 3 I ant now offering to the public a largo and °holes stock of_ SPRING AND, SUMMER_ GOODS, Conaieting of LINEN GOODS, And all the late iityles for l 4 pring and Sunnuur near, 1 FOl4 MEN AND BOYS Which all Ue sold 25 per cent. leas than former, prices at 31. E. ROSEMIZLDS. Also • large tn. voia: of . • I ~. , • . , . iINDtp,HIRTB Asi) DRAWERS intend to:sell less Man cost, to make room for Fall Stock. Now rte your Mos to buy a hull Cheap. Call and convince, yourself that 31. E. BOX HEMEL' 1.) offers Great Bargains in thO line of Clothing and GE :TS FUGNISIIING GOODS Call beforctarellaslng elsewhere. DI. E. ROSENFIELD. Towanda. Jan. 25. rm. A. DISPATCH tRIST RECEIVED. GLODIOVE4 SEWS FOR CITIEMS OF TOWANDA AND TICLNIT There is constantly being received ¢t the . .TEXPLE OF FASHION," a large stock Of SPRING . AND SllM i litt.R GOODS, which ha:ire been purchased for cash, at reduced prices and will be sold to ash buyers at lcncerrates than ever before offered in Towanda. My stock con. vista in part of ELE-N!. GOYS' AND MUM'S CLAMING, ELACE, DAOWN AND DI CD: DIAVID ETT/Er, ME DRESS COATS, c ASTADIIr EXITS, LRCM Coats, Pants, Preto, and Whlt4 Linen Duck Balla; also a largo variety of GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, um, cars, strsrtNrichs, xEct-Trts part= LEs=i COLLAR., of the latest styles and fashions. Remember the in ducements that I offer, and that I am not to be un dersold by any dealer in town ' or elsewhere. All who wish anything in my line are respectflilly gd to give me a cuff before purchasing and convince yourselves. - IL JACOB S. No. 149 lisinAt., Beidleman's Block. Towanda. rt. _Ka- Cash paid for tildes and Pelts. GOLD STILL COMING DOWN ! rriat Tama Tur. GROCER PROI I TISION LINE, arc now being °toted at . C 0 E LL W , Sz . 3.1 YE.lt ' S l ai at prices that cannot fail to ea 'sly all that they are determincittot to be landersol by any one. They have enlarged their Store by ding :so that they now have room for the fresh. npplies that are daily received by them. They luiv connected with their store a Market where they t w krerieresh meats' o 64:11ty the quarter or piece. , a 'WI 'supply or Oro• caries and Precision, to whirl) tbz? woul:. rall the attentioia of all cub buyers. comeknad 'overall:Won: Deeds and Mere, before purchasing and utiaty yourselves. We guarenlee all goods to give enure satisfaction. We are tha.nkftil to our customers for their put liberal patronage soil solicit a continuance of the same. townt. d: MYETI. Doc.. 20,1&:9. TRY OUR -TEAS .ND COFFEE, . 1 (Z'^.T.T, & :trytn. RE, „ISM IF A. Ll+”A, R.D WaI!ITER VA* MiliaSOß *MAIMItit 1870. , lIIE WAVERLY, TIOGA CO., N.Y. _ Near tho Depot. WA HAIM A EVZSCA rAO3.I4IZICNOBIL SAiiSFACTION GUARLIANTEED A lorio stock of CLOTHS AND.qASSIXERES. ~ , HATS AND CAPS, GENTS' FURNISHING,. GOODS' tst„.%Vill be at the Ward House the Ant end third Twidays of each month, %rah sampler of Goods, tend,wspared to ,take meanrea. - . • GEO. B. VAN VELSOR, Sept 4.1870. noirr. 31AY14ERS. BLOOD au CO.. Still couthatw to manufacture their celebrated • HORSE POWERS Sr, - CLEANERS, and will Kell a better =chino, itr less money than can be had obsewheM in the work( We claim for our mark that they will do as much, or more, than any other, and are More durably built. We perr t onally supertnteid our - work and see that it Is welidown. Wo 1,111 send GI ow, rusehlnen l , on applicallOn. ONE AND - TWO HORSE POWERS, One ef Two Hone THRESHES' & SEPERAroRs, rifIiESHER and CLEANERS.- j'ANNIAVG Oacctas gap rinaa saw sum" - SAW AND GRIST MILL work done to order. Glyn no a call before purchasing eliowhere. ' 'Vd ''OD aualavaff. `sNatav •oo .aooria - Aug. 2. 1862. NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY ! On Pine, between Stain and Second, Streets, back of 0. F. Mason & Co.'m Bank, HENRY STULEN & CO., Respecthilly announce his frienasan,i ratraus. Li thhave built a NIIV BRICE altia..l6.Y. FACTORY where flu y will condantly korp on hand a tall assort went of l'Alll Li CAItRL&GES, EEG PLATFORM WAGONS, f t6.OTIMi SULKi% AND SEIRLETONS, Blade or; the lest material and finished in the best city atyht Ms lung, „experience in city Carriage Factories gives them a deented advantage over others in the Style and Durability of hi Wagteu4. All they asks lei an INSPECTION OF HIS WORK Frei lone to purchasing clda;wlicre ALL WORE IVARL'ANTED TO GIVE PERFECT Thaukful for the liberal patronage forukerly ex tended and rePpectfully aek a coutlnuanco of the .surf Id'AIIII.Nik PRDIIPTLY ATTENDED TO 11EXIIT STIFLES 11. 8. CLARE. , Towanda. gay 24. 11370.—tf N EW, PLANING MILL The underalitned twang built a largo and CUIMILO. dions Mll In fife Borough o Towanda, and tilled It wltl the moat modern and,lfurroved machinery, for the manhfacture of Are prepared to AlFonlera, whether large ISr mall, upon the shortest notice. We have also a large va ;11 riot of MOULDINGS, of the latest style and pattern. witi we can furnish much cheaper than they can be war ed by timid. PL&NLNG.t , ' To:Naumo, . ' tittOOVING, - „, 3l%1:1 ISCUOOL S.t \YE% Jitilt all other work pertaining tii J olnery, will be dune to suit our customers. Persons bull ding. and not 'Mug more than twelve to fourteen miles distant, will find it btgely for their Intereet to buy of tuk or bring their lumber and have It worked by our machinery. Bring your griat of Flooring, or other lumber. and while your lawn la feeding, have it ground out and take it home with you. • Wo win pay CASE for PECE AND HEILLOCK MEIER defyered at our lumber :yard. Come and see us. or tf ¢oa can't.come, write, Towanda. Feb.. IRS 4. L. 8. ROWERS & CO. - MO N T . ATN Y E S. , ' General Dealers in STAPLE 4 FANOY DRY GOODS, Gnoczax.r.s, CrAKTAMT, GLaSSIVIStE, - BOOTS, SHOES; SHOE FINDINGS Leather, hate, Caps, Umbrellas, he., • TOWANDA, PA. No. 205 maw St., corner of the Public Square. 1. D. ISONTANTA may 19.1870. • L. J. IdoxnaivE. , SATURDAY, OCTOBER Ist, 1870. MM.'S 4tRANDT Respectfully int 4Krus the ladles of Towanda and cleinity that sho will ho ready to exhibit he new stock of EARL AND ITMTER ' MILLINERY GOODS, VELVETS, SILKS AND SATINS, Toilether will, &JUR assortment of FRENCH FLOWERS,. 11ANkokERCLUEFS AND LACE COLLAES, 0 On SATERDAT, Octobor Ist, _My Satin and Silk Goods are cut biasing. • MISS E. BEANTIT. One door aonth of Mermen Bank. Sept. 20,10: THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD reliectfulla eitythat the Florist Eatablielitnent licelitufore belonging 49 Mr. U. Mis. abaft in future be conducted by me; tiud by strict attention to bust urea I hope to merftrthe liberal p:dronagiibeetoWeil on my late emploYer. Also, fti eeaeon. I will attend to the pruning of grape vines (within the borough). Any one drafting my seniceit can And me at-my Green lilmme. JAMES - C. IMMO. 0rt20.16:-.lnt* rSHE BEST KEROSENE OIL IN tuwil by the gnautity or retail at MA OA:ill-PAP FOR WREAT..wiT, Oats, Butt6r. Eggs, and aQ kinde of,conntry ru.,l,met , y FOX A; mr.re.rn. - 68 Broad Street, FTRATTri • A. X.D Martufacto,des. .CATSLOGUES, TOWANDA, 'PENH :A. AND OPEN BUGGIES, SATISFACTION. at reduced vricce W'DOW ELISE IND BLINDS NME!!!M MAUI3,II,AIiL BBOTXUA`44, MEDIUM? L .ITORA X MEROUR'S NE 81.90 K, TOW.thl)A. Is the place to httrall kinds of iricash..-4. LA* on haStt and'sra . itehrisir s - ' largo stpek st HOUSE FtTENIS=G GOODS, DOORS. flaSlli MODS, ALUM PUTTY. AND LEA - TDER BELTING our taints. CHU, ke., are of the beet quality and %litho sold vary lox. Wo are also , agent...for the Great' AMEWCAIsr, STEAM SAFE, T). Thu only reliable Fire Pioot Ssfeissile. Also FAIRI3AIkTKS'S SCAiES, SCHAGHTICOKE POWDER CO., BAUGU•s ulvr SIIPHE4 'PHOSPHATE. Our etoa of TINWARE. LS very large and zaanntactared out of the Lent material We are also prepared to do Jobbing of all kinds: We are the only' attents for the celebrated new \ EMPIRE COOKING STOVE, The best cooking stove In use, and every stove warranted to give satisfaction.: March 10, ?in. Plrnituro. FURNITURE STILL LOIIIR 1 Would sidfounce to the tkooplo - of Towanda and the rest of aiankind, that otter this date, histownterent stock of . 4 FURNITURE! 'will be offered at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES stock is co:algae and consists of PARLOR' SUITS, LIBRARY SUITS, CHAMBER Burrs, DINDIG ROOM FURNITURE, AND FeRNITURE FOR THF:\RITCLIEN 3LUTIIgESES, PILLOWS, ISLIDDING, Umnoits, rATENt , IO:q TABLE, &C., kCs BEDSTEADs'.' My own manufacture, and wail - aided superior, will be sold for less than city wade ones wilt cost else where. COME ONE, COUE Exatolnc for yourselves. !lee and be convinced that Furulttne fa sold cheaper at FROST'S than at any other plaeb In the world. Country dealers sainted 'at the lowest market rates. I furnlida COFFINS of ex ery de,:cription, Burial Caseac Caakets, &e., and have tjn 1 1 :I I INEST IIE.IBBE IN NW:4IIERN PENN'A. Tmcalulu, June 22, 187 U FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS JA3LES MAKU:SON announces to the public that Be still continues to manufacture and keen. 621 hand a Issas assartmenkof CABINET ruitN/Tukr., Bareans, Tables. Dedstelds, Stands. Chairs. .ke. of every description, which are wade of the best mate rials, and In the most workmanlike manner. I invite the inspection of the 'public to my work: which shall nut be surpassedivalurability at any shop in the country. and my prices will be found to be. as low as the times will almit. Ready-made Coffins constantly on hand ur mute to order. A good Hearse will be furnished when desired. Aug. 15, 1863. N E All It A ,G-E ME NT! - purehaeed the BOOT A: SHOE ESTABLISHMENT lately conducted by DAVIS S SEE-\E.II, at No. 118 31.1164 d., Towanda. Pa, l wouldreepectfully inform the public that 1 hi-•e Joel 'received, a large assort ment or LADIES' AND GENTS' SHOTS Cvnnlsting LADIES GIA I T-E. • Of all grades. Ladies GOAT AND LEATHER SHOES, :..'.3I.ISSM AND CHILDREN'S SHOES Ot weery variety, which will ho *sold clump (sr cash. Give him a call and satisfy yourselves that he is 'selling cheaper than the cheapest ' I would mill esspeclal attention to my ' CUSTOM DEPARTMENT! ujike to order elver; Idng IA the 1111-e:Of LADIES' ...I.ND GENTLEMEN'S WEAR. I feel confident, that •can give entire satisfaction. I employ none but first-class nieeltautes. guarrantm perfkel pi, and all work trarranfrd. Hepuiring neatly and prianytt3i done. I lleruember the place, 110. 118 Maimet., a few doors below the Means House, Towanda..Pa. Look out for !benign of, the 131gitsmt, . gr. DAvis win criiidu F t. the Unglues: , as my Sums , Inteudent. • ' • JOIIN 11e1drI11E. Towanda, la.. Sept. 1, 1870,—tt • 1400 K—BINDERY—THE PUB- Lidisrespectltdly informed that the Book-Bin dory has been rani:wed to the Argus Building, third story, where will be done BOOK- INDING! In all its various branches, terms as reasonable as ••thy times •• will allow. 'The Illudel will be under the charge of IL C. WHIT.ILL-11, An experienced Binder, end all work will be promptly done to a style and manner which &linnet be excelled. Music, Magazines, Newspapers,Old Books, Sc., bound in every variety of style. Particular attention will be paid to the Boling and Binding ef BLAINIT noon% To any desirod pattern. which !u quality and dura bility will be warranted. All work will Ibe ready for delivery.whewpromised. The patronage of the public is eolicite4, and per fect sati•fact+on guaranteed. Towanda. August 2, 18G6—tf. DRESS-MAICING AND , CLOAK,3IAKING, IN, , ALL ITS DEANCIIES. P' • • 54 3° E-4 E - 4 tT E-4 •FT, . CUTTING AND FITTING PROSIPT&KDONE. IMPORTED , CORSETS & LACES • • 0 • E-4 6-4 P' 4 •e. H 0 tr. • A MFRS. H. E. GARVIN, , OVER PORTER d: KIREY'S, Men•reid 111(ea,• NIAiN STREET, iONViNDA, PA. '• Oct. !'B, PITO. FitIIITS OE . ALL „KINDS AT COWELL k4.IYERI3. PRCF. • HORSTORD'S BREAD Preparation, - T. IL PATCHT. May 241. • IMMO DILI, y.: . 0.r PORTER, SON, 0t.00., .:.:60:ifi . . E 'aiiiiiH - - DittrO . STORE, , ' e Mtn and lino BtrocU, ToTaiu* A. • HWe recently added largely to their stock, taut complete assortment,- constituting err ostensive im• 'Het:. embracing many articles used in the Arts for mschanlod purposes, carefully. selected - with to Um progressive wants of the public, which wil l % Impt _conatantly supplied with fresh purchases, and ogered on the most reasonshle terms at Wholesale or netsil. consisting of - Diwos, s, Y. 1.12,111, COS, VAILX7OI:I6 ALCOHOL AND TtlitPgNinNE, USA FiADIT, venter, wuriz-wnsa, - And all kindsof Benshea. • KEROSEWE 011. COAL OIL, Dnrufug Fltdda. • , CLAMPS. SHADES. WICKS. CtILILNETS; Birorm, Lard, Whale; :scats Foot, • TANNER'S AND MACH NE OILS, Fancy and Toilet Articles In all their variety, FONGES, =RAM SOAPS. CalLI34, Pomades. IlitriDyes, Perfumery, OtKETBOOKS, PCIRT ,11pTAIS, &dyes, Banns, TOOTH, SILDJ'AND itAintEEPAILATIONS, _ run WINES AND LiQuqns, • TOBACCO * SIMI% • PIPES AXIS CIGSi S, Garden. geld 'and Flower Seeds: Trviseer. Sop. porters, Ihnipensories, Shoulder litraces. &mai Pumper, Teething Rings, Nursing Bottles, ipples. Nipple Shells and Shields, Syriages, or Bed Pans, Self-Seallng Fruit Jars, Thor- • , mometers, Flavoring Extracts. Stone 312 g10 Glaas Ware, Bottles.. isle, Corks, Bahl Brick. and-Move Blacking, Flab -Tackle, Am munition, kg., Botanic. Eclectic and Hoineepatli is 31t4 . 1 , 1ties, and all the popular Patent All articles warranted as napreanted. Persons at_ a distance can receive their orders by stair or mall, which will receive prompt and car..full,atuintion: Medical advice given gratuitously at the race. charging only for medicine. , Sir Thankful for past libmar..W.tinuage.woul.p.ca poctfully announce to their friends and the public . ..that' no pains shall be spared to satisfy. andmerit theCpli- Urination of their confidence ancipatronagc. tar Open Sundays for presenptuMs-from 9 to 10 a.m., and 1.9 in. to 1. and sto 6 p.m. • it.C. 6: Co July 1870.-IT. F , W. BROWN, 137 AM STUEETT, TOWANDA, FA WHOLESALE . ..ANI) RETAIL DRUGGIST• The gut/scriber rcorpt.vtlully announces to the pub lic in general that Ile hag on hand a Large anclarell i selected stock of , . DRUGS. ' ' • *iIEDICINIIL CILIMICALS, - -.- RAMS, OIL, vitnsliEs WIfIOW GLASS, ... DYE STUFFS , Sc, tea. • All the popular Patent Medicineo or the da+F.. or - PURE WINE ' AND LIOUDIIS For 25101e51 purposes cub' PERFUMERY. , . Fancy and Toilet articlea. • Soaps of every description. Thermometers, - - Bathing, Burgeons. and Connaion Sponges, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Dr. Faittgeolobs, Pocket and line Conibs, Toilet Powder, - Prat' Boxes, Tooth Powders, Tooth Washes, • and Tooth Soar, Aral other articles belonging - to the Drug trade, too trumerous' :0 mention. PtiNing the Agenc7, - of the G.IIEAT ti. 5. IEI C'QMP.IN 17' °, GREAT INDtCEM:4II.; To purchasers of goood in their line. Bhp's .- khans prescriptions and tamily coal. pounded by persons tlomughly cumin: •nt, st .bours of the day or night., Thankful for the past ilhatal patronmf., 1 re spectfully solicit a continuance 01 the eel e, lag myself that no effort shall be op to make my establishment second to none in this aeatig. • Dr. T. F. Madill may be consulted et this s re as heretofore. F. W. DltOtt - N.. Jan af,_lfilq. JAMES 0. 1,205 T G REAT BARG‘IjNS' 4` BOOTS aZ ShOES Tka, taolcreigactl arc rocketing a Largo zadTh lected stock of • BOOTS A.XLi SHOES SUVATES AND FALL TRADE; Which wr oar lou for Co'Ls.tltig of - GENTS, LADIES ; * MISSES , AND CHILDREN S WEAR. • SENED.AND PEGGED BOOTS II NG il E..l' All .V.EA 17; Y P ONE Ali ItEADX WREN PROMISI.-11)., T 1 attkrul - 4: past faTurs, vv.: sti'Llt a couttnuauce of the same . .. ; . , s.a..uruc wcloprorm. Giu,raziu. ciaki: . ,- Towanda, 41113,130, 1, Founam , and 14a.0h#03 Shop. VOU'NDERY & MACHINE SHOP' The undersigned baying purchased the FOundry and Machine Shop lately owned by John Carman. .tre prepared to do all kinds of work appertaining to their business, with promptness and diepateb. MILL GEIRINGS, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, Ana as uork warranted to give ea . Cid:wt.:on Of the Latest and most improred L:nde turmfactureJ and kept censtautly on Band ready for use. SIDE-HILL. IRON AND WOObLIN - • ~ ) Of all CULTIVAtORS, CORN PLOUGHS 1 3.- L 0 15 GeII .1.1 . :4) IN TS Of ittl kind,., and tho latest tmprurt•mcnte kept ecustautty ou baud. LARGE AND SMALI.' SIZT ST• 0 v I CA S . 'T. INOS . . GRA / rt.s, , - finr . Z.l) ANTI SLETitH SHOES, • And all kluda of coating," furnished Mar,ll 7 , TrAN:3:: VY DTngß and Medicines. , TWXSTS suss, For No4lefnal' MEDI - CINES I AN 014;1.11 Foots and Shoes: IMME3 .VE IV BCgir AND , SllOl B.3utli (-ID: of Ward Liouso =I = 31 .i 1„, N D 11 IL L S, And all kind• of MILL IRONS 21.11)1: TO CUI.bElt. ENGINES REPAIRED, SHINGLE MACHINES PLOUGHS, CH URN POWERS,_ LmtGE •:.lION KETitas 'ATIOIIr LIFE CO. OP V. S. A Cam sl,ooo.oo6—raw gt Chartered by Congesa, lasq. . . DLAITEXCE If. CLAIM, Presfler,t ; JAY coprz, Cbstrzaan.flutttc.e.awl Ex. Com lILNKY D. COOKE, Vice ireeldea ; • .EXEKEKDI W. I'KCY Ecaetary Aug Actuary, aro adunt sges or !Le liational Let :Inx.urzLre C : 2. It Is a Nat Company, eliartttca 3t has s psid•up capital oY W4;31121.44 S. It offers law Ives of preaaitins 4. It fturdshes 'huger Insnrance thia-Ql,er panics. for the same taon , 7 ; is. It is desnlY arateertalzt C.. Them le no potteibility of reterei,r,,,ntat., agents. ortatenntler.tanding, by I,,AL-7.1,1,,, 7. The packs aro Vain contract...o-enwh ranee for ao much money; 8. Ail pottctea are-nortf?:feltib g ; U. The poltelee aieetempt frog attt,Ln,ru., -E. W. - CLARE Z: CO.. Banker L:, ;1.1:g Oesieral Sg(T.L: 8. nvfliamr, N. C. 1.1,61;lt .51-4 11. k .:A'.?; 4gesite forgrowanoa amt Jaml, /MO. CAMP & VINCENT'S INSURANCE AC 4rryi ,-- Pi:l Ict. ,i writ tiT.ii in ial of tlii• fo!!)TO. ) , ) o) ......., reliable CUlllpailiee.. LA I SSES ,, tt-iieri and 2.,.....13.2 office. FARM. PROPERTY. ply:tiding 1.11 i: hi , and dwellings In town iiistir.Al agriiii,2 A , i. n.in Cr LIGUTZTINO as well nil Fmk% LIFE IssuRANcE aff) . )12,1 in ol)r. ~, c ) ,. ()• Lars--,t and S. pmt Comi,ell:,l: lo t:,: k r,11,:'!. • .I /3rrE1112.1. INsutaNcr. Ccon•sz.:l. 4,ldr.n. CM I:o,l:xLsr:cc. Coml. ME CLENTE-t.ND Co!rr IZE/ W - 170.1,L1NG rN , VILAM.X. COUP.a NY. 'l{7ll,4l;urr., OM MI COMPANY. Lance:ter, P 3: Costr.ort!, liartforgl, Conn. f 'llt:str. Cov.n. f TI: COItrANT: ..vr+c 'CF COMPANY, Bodon. Nal:. 4 Lal. L (2 , • 511,51. Iv Y., LA ..... ..... :4,000,000. . L...r le Our ZOTI, t 011, etalm. 31r. p. T. 11. C.VII, I W. S. VD,,CST. 44 THE PENN muruAr, LIF.L NO. . li11,12;l1 1 `. , iii1:447 i I INCOME rut: DIVIDENJ'.ti _::Ii•LP ve , L:T'::?_:l;'L',2! 11'7::•":' 1,7-1 . 1:1) (iN Att. El, ra..!:::1,1041. ;,1.1 a luau Will 1, r 1. 1 ,10. 107 1.,/ 311,•11' C. !HMV. r. /.4.311iEL G. STuKth. JOHN W. LOI:\ - ?I:..•J'.I'. H. S. STE.7HI .S. cr.. tar:. 70.:` H. D. GUAFt r iil..k:‘-: .?.,11;It LIFE INsUItANcE CO il' No. 251 Ilm.t.lwy.vr-, 1 . 01.1,1 E-S 1%.4:C.1: ..... . .... ANNUAL L:.“.11/:, 'ON n:s of Polo f,oed. iab,rl.l Itoxlvt; for pa-rulcr.f of pronoun. noo.fortelt,Me ilmir I. Thu eats-at ftrotif, of th• - . Coo:rally ably aiuofq; tho lo.eured. ANNUAL DIl•L1 ENDS. WA.I.TON ft. PECKLI AM. r. 'WILLIAM T. HOOKER. VICE 1.1:C11.7:i 31 AD. 131 Y• Ault•Ar PIIILADELTLII A ;:1:1 - EP.T.NCE , Jtr CooKE & Cu.. Baotou. • I.rat..xEl. .1. Co.. Ilaukore. Jogs , 'Mt rar.t.t. , .. 8. A. 111.3:4,11:. Pre! t. 1 arno 31001.2 1.;.` 1:. 1, - 12 .0-tf • fIONNECTICUT. 31171.1711, SUI . : ANCL: Y, mthrrouD, CONN.. 11C112: TILL! , s;Luvi AS , ,ETS (Jun. 1. 11,C.,..j-over±:l,2l.C4/0,(.5)11. surr'ol., over i7.400.11 , e0, CURRENT DIVIDEND.FI:O7.I TO 70 l'1:11 TOtat Clit!rus by Death yabitot.L.b•.ovrrer: DrvirJr.x.us PAID In D - 6 - I:.;rtn ?6 (TX), A I'CRELY .IILTC.II 3 c0.111'.. Ali its nurplus I. equitably 1,41-; t ie Loble: ANN [AL DIVLDElqiii Wid,l4 May 1, :11,1,4,1 sa, t, ductioa may be areumulatcl at lutcrest fur the lnardirt Assured, or may be re,,eired by thuu e. Pall-up Policies are granted &tee cr years' P1V.1121/11118 Lave been paid, thus pro. maliug_ LL POIJCIES. sos•rcxr•rvr!'. It iFnucs PoIWA - a upon • - DESIRABLE e Pt.vss OF INSERANC noloptctl Su its Nv ork g _ L T E.'s oßturs.u., wTrn TIIIS ,comr.tNr AND 01 ED IW 0111111. IL It. McIMAN. Tow - an<Ls. Jul:. 22. Is.l9—t:. VEW ROUTE TO PHIL AI A.l }Lunztl Shortest snit most t fuv to Ptri!adelrhi thinore, Washingtou. and the south. Passengers by -this route tat. 11.1,11.N3 i% New Yotk Railroad Waal. pasEin;* Tun:Lucia AM.. make doss connection at Litibletoont to press tralA of North Pe . tin'a Itatiroaa, and ar PL.laLlelphfa at 3-o5 P. 31... in time, to take trains eitimr.for the Sonth Or Vi'tst. City passenger mrs are at t:p. nol)6t a , t 1 t; pa:wn:ter.; 1(40 vaziens a LAI all parts ot the etty. =I Ll'a e Dapet. torn, r Ir , ,t nd . stretta. . orerNing at 'lintninla ivt3 I'. tn. Xinnte4 Bait , ;e ExpretA enlleeta and deLter vilice No. 105 Soatit Fifa: street, I= F.'elp,l.tro,iveil at Pain: NOble xt rect., dit!.llla. caul lon, ardid br Daily tol,'onmuila and all Feint:: in i ti., inckdan2 Wit 6" quick dispatch. WAS CL Gen. Ant. S. P. H. P.-Trout Willow Si ktity te. PC M. *Ph ‘1 HIP you ii , 11111".{:TEIZ, 1.::( L-7 FUI L IT, f . fait • 1111 E /bcc • .-k•or.: I'. 247 NOV a TrMt orz 1- hit for the 1,111 - 014 . ..J06 , 111:g aild St Ilmg Farm Prmlm, C`..mm only. All o.LALI.IIILii. - .4 .LL., L., nilirevArd - A. FELTE:I:;S.-e, • '247 W.vxhingt.at 6.2 ..61-11c.,1 by Odrex.4l .• t..ry. 41: of - . Itcar_ . . _ . . ... T. , .. , l:nysiilte. , W 1:) the Tra'.'clin.: .i'.l:: in 1;:, :(tfor.l al:a S' Ita,cii C. , uutl.:is. , , R. P. nal,:-.7;-Prea.. H. F. 1, i: 4 sr. vi 7 , R;.. rI; t.'o F, 5.... , , nrl. T2: 4 711, • ' 4 , M 11321 7'U .l :Si~l, I' ME =SI ,- !.l311' • "~~ J..\. nrcimal, Agi•ut, Towuntln
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