lig
=1
u~};y~N ~if'ar„~r
Two pumasums.
An oid tehibbilene withineadaure Wes
Amineittifitti On* auch
A beigiA eyed boy, lobo looks Cm oak ;
The lieorwithenthed Wet,
And whine lbenethought Xll ;
"010 d I enoldtert fly away-
Rom thia(dall spol t ithe warl4-1011.
Rom hafPNAIM WM: ' • '
Acw.111101,0344.401ber. . •
Amid tha cites amscant
A mut who ratul thewoeld has been,
Who. 'mid the tuna sod the throog,
U Waking, thinkilWeßAY long :
"Ohl lonia' oolfiread kettoleote
The flold-path to the tekuhoom(iloart
Ms Old, Kreatimatioir could I see,
How bariPT.UM" - •
happy &odd be t"
• Marion .ThittAtstt
SuoosseivcHiticips - , not Bilianativa,
. It is curious that Sem peep* ar
ParentlY intelligenk wiltlerthst M
asserting that succesaive crops of the
same grain do not impoverish the soil,
. and even go so far, some of them,. as
to say if Increases the productive ca
pacity. Now the-world' through all
time-and in all places has decided to
the contrary. If there is a maxim
in
established agriculture, it is that
of therotation of crops, to meet this
very requirement of exhaustion by
the same grain. There are some ex
ceptions where wheat and oats and
doubtless other grains have been rais
ed for many years in succession with
success. But these exceptions only
_9 1.,,t,
prove the fact that they ate - noted
to disprove; -for the land where they
".--,
arc grown is of great depth and n h
ness and drainage to prevent hurt in
tilla t le keeping the mechanical part
good.. Side by side, ordinary .soil
would follow the orthodox rule—the
crops would deterioate if continued
. in succession. If three taken from
six leaves three,then a certain amount
of matter taken from the soil - leaves
that kind of , matter that much the
less, and if continued must exhaust
it, What are we then to expect from
. t - this very rich land—rich in the quail
' ities to raise a particular grain if rail
please—if cropping is continued, on
and on, will it not exhaust it? If not,
then the common facts of philosophy
- are at fault, and the great Bacon
made a mistake when he laid them as
a basis. Happy the man who can
raise successive crops of any grain,
for he has good land, unusually good
and deep. Bale. him not try to
encourage farmtra to raise crop after
crop of wheat or oats for a long time,
for hecan not do it; they know bet
ter. No; a rotation is good, even for
rich land, to keep it rich. If it can
raise grain for many years, all the
better. But do nottask it and spoil
the good. A few crops• in succession
will do. But if other crops are rais
ed equally well, and in rotation, and
do not trust to the false philosophy
that constant cropping—and with
oats at that—improves the soil or the
crop. There may be, monstrosities
in farming as elsewhere, but do not
trust them. Our-land needs constant
attention to keep Whom going back.
--Coal - dry Gentie»ian.
-MANURE ron Oncusans.—Wood ash
es are doubtless excellent for or
chards, but instead of being put
around the trees they should be
Tread over the Whole laud. But
where are the ashes to-coine from in
this region? We have little ~fir no
wood, and of course little or no ash
es. In our limited experience we
have learned ono thing in regard - to
orchards as well as fruit trees of
cvi 2 l7 kindthat we have 'cultivated, '
and - Ave believe theprinciple can be
applied pretty much to everything
Athat -grows upon-tile of the earth,
which it, that the application of am.]
burs/its them all.. Ground occu
pied with fruit trees should be ma-1
unred as are other portions of the
laud used for the ranting of- wheat
and corn. It is the neglect to do so,
in connection with the general negli-'
gente with which orchards are treat
ed in many sections,that makes them
unprofitable and tobecome worn-out
prematurgly. And alto-the kind of
manure with which orchards ought
to be treated. While any kind,-al
most with Out exception, wil,prove of
advantage, there is none inhe world
I , i be compared to stable or barnyard
manure. A. liberal application of this
only every third year, with careful
pruning, will male a prodigious
change in
_an orchard. Autumn, even
in December, if the ground is not
frqzin, is perhaps the best time to
apply it:—Gerrmintown felfyivph.
AC.T. or SWEEP. —The ago of sheep
may be Imowil by ernmining
_ their
front teeth. They are eight in um
ber and a , during the first year,
all of size. In the second year
the two middle ones fall out and , their
place is supplied by two new teeth,
'which easily distinguished; being of
larger size. In the third year, two
other small_ teeth, one from each side,
drop out, and are replaced by two
large ones. In the fourth rear, the
large teeth are six in nut/ilk; and
,
- only two small ones remain, one at
each end of the range. In ..the fifth
year, thnremainmg small teeth are
lost, and the whole front teeth are
large. In the sixth year, the whole
begin to be worn, and in the seventh;
-sometimes sooner, some fall out and
are broken,• .
How To PRESERVE.-Au exchange
says that if hot tar is applied to boot
soles it will make them Ivater-proof.
Let it be as hot as the leather.: .‘ will
bear without injury, applied with a
swab, and drying in fire. The
operation may be repeated two or
three times during the winter, if ne
cessary. .It makes the suffice' of the
leather quite hard, so that it wears
longer, as well as- keeps the water
out. It is a good 'vdtin to provide
boots for winter during summer, and'
prepare the soles by tarring, as they
will become, before they are wanted
to wear, almost as tinttas horn, and
will wear twice as long ni Those un-
PrePaYed- •
Prorrrs'or Caasmauffm.—The Sa
lem IN. Jersey) Standard, states . Unit
a bog within its knowledge in that
tieetion, yielded this year, two hun
dred and four bushels on half an
acre. At 0,50 per bushel, the rate
they are now selling at, after deduct
ing all expenses, they must yield a
very largo margin of profit.
`To A Horticulturist, who advertised
all kinds of - seeds and plants a wag
sent an order for one package of ens;
Lard-pie seed and a dosed of mince
pie plants. The horticulturist re
turned We've hen's eggs sad.a
dn. L
T.o.CLRAN Hiavol.--ent gaol
sized solid, raw p . otato Awry; lip
the tat game powileuut bra
itStvnintrub tho knife-Mating.. Stakaa
tivit r.
EMNINI
•'
ER= BAILWAT: • -
MIMES Wil3001 ;
imams 40 COMM&
maul OtrAGZ—DOME
101. ' - •
riELAND, TOLEDO. DETROIT. auciatt.
lIILWAIM2r, 13T. PAUL. MAMA.,
And an pals de Wald and icirlinnut
.DATTON. Cl milt 7alAl2. iIEDLUNAPOLIB,
LOUDIVILLE,ST. LOMB.
And aR po4dii &milk odSonStniest.
t tb.“
P lisse Ann ilicencnito Cam= am *Ms ftnantinlel
torts err mason To Ronitainftat. lingrato,
arm Cormanan.
Pi and after Mcin&q. 0314 E -23,11170. treina*ll
leaye Waverly at anon; the following - hours, viz
• •
444 Amt..NIl3BT szegiss
Rochester. Buffalo. Dianhix& -
l CIVOW . wc. lnadlgma•
tinnati.ionnecling with the lake Shore,
Ro u thera;and Grand Trunk Dilawalll altßallkk ,
Danktrk and Cleveland tin West; alatiet(Sea*,
, land with the WC; Raining Int Indfan;
*Penn end at Cincinnati with tins Loalinille Short
Line Railway, and the Ohio . islitaipi
for the South and Saghwed who with eennect- - .1
leg lines at pripal stations =main line.
4:69 a. m.-141011T =PRIM% daily, for Rochester.
Buffalo, Dunkbit. Cleveland and Cincinnati. mak
ing direct cortnection with trains ot Grand Trunk
and Lake Shore Railways at Buffalo. Danldrk and
Cleveland. for all points Weat. and at Cincinnati
with the Ohio & Misetaslppl and .LO4OlllB Short
Linellallways for the &oath laid Sonia-wed t also
11- with all connecting lines at principle stations on
zaD lih.llne• -
GM a.m.—MAIL TRAIN. Sundays excepted. far
Buffaltiand Dcmkirk.
5:35 p.m.—ELMIRA ACCOMMODATION. Sundays
excepted.
M.. DAY EMPRESS. &waxys exce pte d ! for
Rochester. Dighlo, Dunkirk, Cleveland. Mom* .
U and the South. Stop at principal stations and
connecting points en main line:
New and Improved Drawing Room Coaches accom
pany, this train from -New York to Buffalo, and
Sleeping Coaches are attached at llornellarMe, run
nine thro' to Cleaveland and Gallon without cnange.
510 p.m.—EX. IMAM. Sundays excepted. for Buf
falo, Dunkirk =dame:nut connecting with trabas
for the West.
A Sleeping Coach is attached to Udatraln 'running
through to Buffalo.
2:00 a.m.—WAY ItIMUGHT, Sundays w c aer,
4:10 p.m.—EMIGRANT TRAIN. daily for West.
GOING EAST.
1:00 a.m.—NIGHT ETPRESSDandaysercep ,cort
neettog at New York with afternoon trains and
steamers for Boston and New England cities..
Sleeping Coaches accompany this train to N. T.
5:50 a.m.—CINCLVNATI =PRES& Mondays
=pled, connecting id Jersey City with afternoon
and evening trains of New Jersey Badman for
Philadelphia. Baltimore. and Washnigton: and at
Now York with steamers and afternoon Express.
• trains for New England Cities. Also stops at trim'
e•-cipal stations and connecting points on main line."
Sleeping Coaches accmnpanythis train toNewlforir
12:35 p.m.—DAY d, coat
neeting at Jersey City EXPRESS.
with gEesundaysexcepte train
o 5 New Jersey 'Railroad for Philadelphiaade -Aho
stops at principle atatious and connecting points
ou mdin Boo.' „.
New and improved Drawing- born Coaches accom
pany this train fromlinffalo to New York.
3:3.5 p.m.—ACCOMMODATION TIIAEV, daily for
Susquehanna.
8 58 a.m:—ELMMA MAIL. Sundays excepted.
945 p.m.. NEW TORE MAIL. Sundays excepted.
045 p.m.—LIGHTNE S IO Eff.PUESS, daily. connect-
hag at Paterson for Newark.- at Jersey City with
Morning Express Train of Ne w' Jersey Railroad for
Baltimore.mad Washington ; and and Tort with
Morning express train for Boston New England
cities. Also stops at all principal station.' and con e
1 meting points on main line. t •
Sleeping Coaches accompany this train through
- New York.
345 p.m.—WAY FiIEIGHT; ' 'undays excepted.
. - BAGGAGE C
ert.-. A revised and complete •• Pocket Time Table”
of Passenger Trains on tho itrie Railway and con
meeting lines, h recen been published. and can
be procured on a pplicati on to the Ticket Agent of
the Company.
L. D. }MCNEIL
Grail !hint
pt. & N.Y. CANAL & R.R. CO,-
I.IIIIANOEMIENT OF FASSMEIt
Commencing May 16, 1870
. otu.So tot7ru. -.. WM, SOL:AL
LOSvc s-31.. T.Y. r.ar. sere 5..31 P.Y. A.Y.
Wareriy- - 6 33_3,03--6.42 " 6,03-13 9 -8, 10
Towanda 7.15-' -3.511-7.:13 " 5.15-12,25--7.20
Tunthannock.9.23-6.17—P.31 .. 8,01-10,10—s.it
Pittston,.... 10.33--7,30...... " 2,00-8.53
Wilkeaßarre. 10.55-7,531 1.15-8,:10......
White 8artm,12,33 4 r. al " 11.t91 A.3r
Manch Chunk.l.3o L . 10.55
At1ent0wn,....2.33 " 9.49
Dethebem.....2.so " 9.33
Easton .3.17 " 9,05'
PIO& rarri....3,03 le've7.33. , ..
NcwYork(arr.) 6.03 " 6.00
'''''': . ''''
... P.m. A.Y.
Down Train dints at White flaxen. Pp. Trains
dines at Pittstor. . .;
Passengers to and. from Ncw York and Philadel
phia without change of care. .
Down train connects at Allentown with Through
Past Esprnss for Harrishtuv,. Pi t tiaburg and the
weft
JOUN P. COS.
I _ itinperintendent.
EaceUaneotx.
- ,
.11IFORTA'N'T TO
1. VALUE THEIR SIOUT:
Thp eight of the aged assisted. tho weak etrengthett
- ed and the perfect preserrcd.
PIDLADELPILIA OPTICAL. INSTITt TE S
Tor the manufacturing of the
CONt AVE CONNEV., CRYSTAL LENSES, LONDON
',IN.: ,tND TL4TED GLASS FOR u - E.oi on
OEM
Th*Concai e Convex Crystal Sputa. he. wade by
the above institute are now a long time before the
public, and the rapid and Inegeascel demand for them
combined with the universal acknowledmaent of
their clearness us vetou and 'vise to the eye, shows
plainly that they are itipaior to any other glasses
in the market. -
The maihrity oT Spectacles, (mostly imported) aura
no matter how flue the frames, contain but a poor
and worthless article of glasses, (generally cast or
pressed:) they see made to be sold only, without
any calculation re,pecting, benefit to the eye, and
therefore the great complaint of poor and weal
sight. Thousands are using glasses now which tiro
And fatigue the eye, where the objects get dim after
'Mort usage, of require phi intensely strong light
mid therefore destroying the sight, which, were they
properly suited, would be preieved a life thine.
The : advantages claimed for the C9e2Ve Convex
Crystal Glasses ere the follikving : •
The Lenses are ground's , : the best material, pure
and hard, and made only for optical purposes. they.
are therefore not liable to get scrateheelorilim.
They confer a brilllaney and ilistinctites3 of vision
not found in any oilier_Pass.
They can be used equally well by day or candle
light without tiring or fatiguing the eyes.
They are ground mathematically true in the con
cav e convex mirror, according to the philosophy of
nature, and shape of cornea of the eye, Aherefore
, assisting nature only instead of. forcing It.
The:the lenses are centered correct into the frames.
They can be used longer than any other glasses
without changing to a higher power.
The frames are made strong and dexable by expe
riencell workmen and warranted to give satisfaction.
WBI. A. CILItiIBEIILIN,
Dealer in Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware. Towan
da, Pa., has the sole Agency for these glasses in
Bradford county. No Poitiers employed. •
July 12, 1870-tf
SLISQUETIALNNA COLTNGIATE.
INSTITUTE
TuWANLA, BRADFORD COUNTY, PA
This institution tits jest been thoroughly repaired
and improved. and will be reopened TUESDAY.
SEPTEIDIER 0. 1870, under the charge of G. W.
Ryan and E. E. Qninlau. denudate Principals, who
wel devote their entire time to instructing in We
Amiens departineuts and teethe general supervision
and management of the school. They will be as
sisted by excellent and experienced teachers In all
We departments.
The courses of inArnctiou are Preparatory and
Graduating English, Normal, Commercial, Scientific
Classical and Ornamental.
The Preparatory Is designed to thoroughly Taal.
ify the smaller pupils for the studies of the English
Graduating course, which comprises all academic
studies. languages excepted.
The first yeas 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 Teaching.
Students in the Commercial Dew 'Wentsvo all
the advantages of the best counnThercialo•ls in
addition to thorough drill in necessary academic
breaches.
The Scientific Course in addition to the studies of
the Graduating English. French and German. corn
-s,l,ses special instruction in the Sciences illustrated
an escellierd, collection of Apparatus recently pro
ded.
The first two yeara of We Classical Course am tu
tended to prepare students well for College; the
third year to fit for advanced classes •in College or
to combine ;lace .s with a special course in the Sci
ences.
The Ornamental, Modern Languages, Magic,
Drawing and Panding, -will be taught by competent
instructors.
Board and rooms are provided in the Institute.
For further particulars address '
• G. W. RYAN tr. E. E. QursLia.
Associate Principals.,
MILLER FOX, Pre;ident Ward Trustees.
Aug:10,10.
FINNSYLVANTA
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL!
(rim. D1,G1,1).
al.l & FIELD , n0c 4 .1 PA• -
ksgius Septexaboi4ll4 1870.
Winter Term begins IkeenAxt Path, 167 , 1.
tiering Tenn begins Ilsrela '27th, 1871.
•
For mitalognes or admission. Wrens
CILIB. 11.
Mansfield, July 20. 1870. " Principal.
BAS' TY AND DhlIN6-1100111
_ .
Tim block north of Word
BREAD, PIES, CARE,
AND CRACKERS
baked and ma at whole/41+ e ant mtzil.
In our DININCi 110011 S %retain acconur.odatc the
public with cillar Fluirdi or .i good r•cal at all lilacs
or the I:lay raL4 cy ruing.
er:a.El.7S, .11 11 ICE WIE-1.11
un Ifit:ltlattrizil, theix
..ii=z+ a Law as.ortmciat ut Gr r. Lice, Culliud.lol3:lY.
YinlitX.,Nlll.4
Towisula. tday
MKS. 4. 74. WATTS would re
lit. • 14;', fral fi.. poi ? l! , fiat Ahr. is cox
Pt"1.1,"1 _
TATEPAR ;NtAXP.7fi AN!, f 4 MING.
tor‘r Plitl:s7 ISlbi+ol Kitt%
77 , 011 . .4 -- •nyf , •
•
App - -AR ik
.
PAP S; 3;MWPJS
NEWYORK-PAPERS
SCHOOL BOOKS
Pzxs, SrinozaT
nom*, .
BLANK BOOKS
NOTIONS.
Tanaka. Nov. 12.1868.
PIE
" DOMESTIC"
SEWING MACHINE!
TUE " DOAfFSTIC " is ti Shuttle
Sewing Mnehine, which hi"l;66,
used for the last five years iu the
West, and is pow introduced _for the
first time in thitoseetion
It runs faster tliau most, easier
and more quietly than any, doing the
lightest as well as the heaviest work
done on any Sewing 3fathine.
f --- ""
ALL Ann PATTED TO .LL AND SEE IT.
4 .
Plain Marbines .. ... $65.
WM. 11. =lt.
Cicti'l Puer Met
Half Case - - - - $7O
All Machines have Blake's Paten
Table.
Agents wants! to unocongial tcrritoci4 Actdre, as
MAKE" d: CO., Scranton, Pa,
!Tor sale by
TAYLQE 1 OQUE.
• Towanda, Pa ;
A. A. KINNEIL
Atha na. Pa:
ACKLEY. LL011) S BLOKE&
May 12, 1870.—1 y . Wralnsin^.
EASE' : AND COMFORT
T
BLESSING OF PERFECT SIGHT
There hs not dug itts %allot& is perfect sight, and
perfect sight can only be obtained by using
PERFECT SPECTACLES !
Tize difficulty of procuring which is wellkuown
:tumsrts. moram,
OU:3:MISTS AND OPT ICANS,
ALL WHO
ILl' UFACTURERS OE THE cErttißkpm
PERFECTED SPECTACLES,
flare. after yearn rel experience. experiment, and
' and the erection of costly machirery. been enabled
to 'modem. that GRAND PFSIDEB.ATIJM,
•
PERFECT SPECTACLES I
Which have been Fuld with unlimited satisfaction to
the wearers lea the Western States during the palt
fifteen years. - xr
Those Celebrated Perfected Spectacles nri - er tirc tho
rye, and last tuauy scars nithout change:
.TAZ.IIO.:B k moratts have appointed
JULES HUGUENIN. dealer in Watrhea and Jere•
miry, as their aolc agent fur Towanda, Penn's, and
. Apr1114:1870.
REPORTER ITOD PRINTING
OFFICE.
Having reeeutly added greatly to our futilities, we
are nor: prepared to do all lands of
JOB PRllli f iN6:
AT.
LO,W,ER PRICES
AND
• - BETTER STYLE
Titan au:: eElaLliefmtcnt iu
NORTHERN
. PENNSYLVANIA
CALL AT '
- THE REPORTER OFFICE
' AND
EXAMINE SPECIMENS.
CENTRAL MARKET.
The subscriber; still continue to keep constantly
on baud a fall and complete assortment of every
thing pertaining to their business, eonslathsgpaln
ly ot •
BEEF, PORK, FRESH AND SALT
'SUOMI Claik.'D USW.
BRITTON, BELT, .7.11111
VIIAL, . ,TOELTIII„
SAUSAGE, LARD.
BOLOGNA, DRIED BMW. •
TALWW. LT., ice.
Also,
S I:1
'FRESH FROM THE LA ES
Partles wialiktg Oysters in largo or small quaitti.
tics will be furnished on abort notice, at the old
stand. csnass; .Xesatz - r. Montanytea Bloch. find
door north of Dr. Porters.
Casa. 0 Sexi.var, KELLUM Jk. utasocs.
TustO. Mottoes. 3
Feb. 2i, 1870-tf
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
This Dank °Ecru VIMEJVAL FACILITLLt for the
transaction or a '
GENRRJL BANELYG' BUSINESS.
MEE/NT AID ON DEPOSITS Aworronco To
AGBEENEeir.
Spr.a.3l CAi Girt:: To Tar. Coma:cm!: or Naiks
AA) Caccvs.
Partin wishing to amn soyswr to any at of tho
ITnitad States. new% Ireland. ScolLul, or theprin.
elpal titles and towns Of Europe, ran hert promo
drafts for that ravage ; • ;
P.ISSAGE pckErs •
To or from the old conntry;tyhest steamer or aan
ing (face, always en hind.
D. W. SiCOTT & CO
p-t.
_LOCK STICH
UMITFOUD, CONNECTICUT,
OINTIMS UECLIVED DAILY
to their scamp!
OF TOItiIICIDA.
CAPIT.IL
SUAPLUS FM) .
FAmturs utiorGar OM! .11` n6imcri3 nArcs:
Prity; paid for C.S Cold and SZ:ecr
E. 11. Titan. Itosident. LETTS, dn..
Towanda. inna2l. 18G9. Castdcr
ROYAL BAKLNG POWDERS .at
cow= & lattzvs.
fIOWELL & MYER ARE
SELL
ica TEA sin' chimp.
R, PORK, RAM AND LARD
2: St - COWELL k MYER%
DRIED FRUIT OF ALL RINDS
COWLLI. h sang.
.
rit:i
•
NM=
Oni
lion*
wow: . : ,
,
.
•fisuituidwa
o z r-E , s .
Wlplch I brieimiabile4 far Pile, aid lasi audlinat
thitS mall*4t7arlse iYps aliqualaue
tasnalfre'' CAie to t141"4111/46114.4901
tn:
C 5
4
124
TEAS, COMM SUGARS,
sztacaliiitantni,AincEt
i1av8 . 141,114 . 11 1 11 N •1it°44 ..
ARBON FLOOD, - GRAHAM DO
imvo.ipiwniuTze.
!beep coasitatkr *Aland. poil,BAint,LßED.iiild
kinds al 41811. WouLicall the attestlmibtal
public to our Mei So Bost
STOCK OF TOiaMV,
In quality or price. • Jleaollakiera Coldeated Lan
dry. /Slaw York Climpkal and Hrow~ soap.
Mneo all jui4l umaisaa our stack of
WOODEN WARE
Large aasortmeat of YANKEE lionoss. TOIL=
80.08; *v. I will pay the highest prke for
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
--. • , -
nippeTw. giro nss beffze selling eliowbore.
1 . . ,
C. B. PAC,B
- - ; • .q]'• .;; '•
All Folsom' Indebted to 1,,.
late UM will pbajir call
and maketm abatepayinent
T. .. tls, March, 12,1867
GROOM AND PROVISION
STORE.
McCABE & MIX.
Wholank and Salad Deslen in
FAMILY. GROCERIES
PROVISIONS,
1,133=11'S NEW BLOCK, TOWA:OI.-
it'e do not deem it necessary to enumerate all the
diScrent articles ors keep. Ouriumnsment is
ALWAYS
•-
I •
We veil uothiug ut
FIRST CLASS GOODS
Cub paid for "viers Prudu'c. ' •
JAM ILVAUF.,
11161LUY MIX.
ItueLL 1, Ib7o
PEOPLE'S
GROCERY; AND YEGYUROE STORE,
SOUTH GOILNEB UAIDUE '
4
A now; and compacts stock of
(IROCI.IRTIPS AND PROVISION,
Whisk will Ifs sold at the Lowest possible picas.
-7;t
CODFISH,
3IACMigL,
HERRING,
V 11111011) 4//.11 , 1 PRO 1:•1 ORA
MODERN STONE WARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
FLOUR, FRP.II, MEAL, GRAIN, &43.
Drlnd ou your produce', which pro ray cub for.
A cousbutt supply of AAbtou Sat all deed; Comm
Butter ruktrup. Tuba, he.
Please call and look through our stock, and tretrlll
do our bed to please you. W. A. ROCKWELL.
Towanda, /411128,
LOOK HERE!
COWELL if: MYEB
At the d stantl liniatnnu. k COWLIZ, aro now
receivin ol g a large and well sekgtod stock of
GUOCERI AND PROW/SION&
Which they offer to cash buyers at prices that defy
competition.
Cash paid for all kinds Farmers' Produce;
4111121, 1252-It.
W Y Ll 5 G
C. W. CLAPP
gaVISV leased the Storehouse and coal fixtures
belonging to the Messna Welke,' would notify the
citizens of Wyainsing and vicinity that he sill loop
constantly on hand a full stock of
CI 0 L ,
EDO, STOVE. CHESTNUT, PEA AND DAECL/ilt
L I M.
IN MLR OR BY THE BARREL.
$125,000
40,000
S ,A L T ,
IN SACKS, BBLK, AND BAGS.
E M .E N T ,
PLASTER AND KEROSENE OIL,
Whirl]. Jo. will be plrased to supply than with at
reasonable prices. Roar trutthe in= Quattrsllll
be offered fur sale, consequently csanot WI in etc.
trig entire satisfaction and meeting the-wants of the
ocunumulty.-,
CASH PAID FORGRAIN,-
• •
Ou Adivery, cut far ilvcry 41c4iription of
PA S P R 0 - DIJ . CE,
Or :slits in exclave° fur Cad. Lime. Salt -Plater,
Crustal and Rudiment Oil.
- •
L 3 Novi. &stay littent.-uM &b ray be
at t•.ie Warehouse to attend to customers.
,Wyalusing. Aug. 10. IMO.
REST FRUIT JARSINIISE
x at 3%. 0 ..110: Pe Mir":
-It , •
Alklek 4 ioo6loo** ll .oo4 -41 1P 1 RC: 7-
'
COMM374-17t)'411 , 1$0 1 10114
. - "••
Copit:llfit at
to
.COAZNGB, SHERTING% Masa
7,"
C. B. Pd2'Cß.
AND
PORK,
UUTTON,
HA M,
DAIRYMEN,
Er
_
- •
M7=M3fiZE
m.osirseiguanew•tociot
BEADVMADE CLOT/Agit
Math tliiu Wel.
-
itArts 'as ,0416.1661,
• _
I ,AND
GENTS FuRNERING
GOODS,
A nil *Sultan lista an UteldelkstrAmicil-
pails ou band and in greatyarietp,
:Ns LOAM iND tannar arrimf
NEC KIT 1E B S,
Alm the liver Patent
W1150.01V UM.:Vp - R ELL A
All or any of our - Gooda' will be sold as
CHEAP FOR CASH'
As any in the '41410
Call and Took Lttrough cmr stay.
'AlmaWa. Alan 21. 1810-i
,
*WTI& sOce biking, to E. SCIIITLUZ, dealer in
Clothing and Gent's Furnishing Goods. Hob so
balmy selling Clothing that he has not limo to write
an aareztisarnent.
d
HURRAH ! HURRAH !
MWM 1'1 715T77:7 7,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
•
31: E. EOSINFTT4.IiS,
(Opposite Po%ell Sa Cps.)
I am now offering to the public a largo and oboko
stock of
SPRING AND SIIM3M3, GOODS,
Connisting of
LINEN GOODS,
And alltholoteqtylei for Sprtot and Summer wear,
FOlt MEN AND BOYS.
%bleb will bo sold 93 per__cont. leas than Imam
prices at 9L E. ItO-MM..LDS. Also 1 largo in.
voice of
UNDERSHIRTS Alm DRAWFOIS
I intend to sell less than cost, to make room for
fan Stock. Now is your time to buy a Butt
cheep, Call lad coneinoe yourealf that IL
tiENETELD offers Great ltarnaltut in the line of
Clothing aria ; '
GEITS FITUNISEUNG GOOtS
Cali before varcluwilha elsewhere.
M. E. /LOSESIPIELD.
Taimas, Jan. ?3,1810
A DISPATCH JUST RECEIVED.
owszotrs Newa son =nun op Tpicsno,
AIM =NM
There ia corustaatly being receirell at the 'aiIIIPLE
Car 114311105." a large steekof •
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
wh
im& and Irich hate been porebaaedb* to oult !co
buycrs at oak, at rednold
pra bom lower otos
than otra balm offload In Towanda. My atoekton
,
wida in Part a
NEW DOTS' AND TOTJIM:B tILMING,
imizit, =ova; iszo zur. =Assn mu.
BINS Danis COATS, eARCIMPRI . SIT/TO, LENELY
Costa, Puita, Vesta. and White Linen Dull Stilts
aLvi a largi variety of
GENTS PUMMELING GOODS,
C.U3. SUSPENaIIiP NUS WES.
?APIA 2i-N1) max, COLLIMS.
of the latest styles and fashions. Remember the'ffi
&temente that I offer, and that Tunnel to be mi
lkmaid by an desk" in town, or elsewhere. All
who wtah anithlott in my line arermtpectfelly Melt
ed to give me a .04 before pittelMalng and convince
•
poresites.
RE;iIE2EM
ai r Cash paid for Itidei and Pelts.
GOLD STILL COILING DOWN I
J4s'D , mar =USG I\ TUK
GROCERY LINE,
are acne being offer :x1 at
CON & Y E R'S
at prices - That cannot fall to satisfy all that they are
dctenninc4 not to be undersold by any one. They
have eribuged their fiteroi by bitilding no that they
now have roam for the fresh supplies that are deny
received by them. They hav i fiinectsd with their
store a Market when they , keep fresh meats to
sell by the quarter Or pioeo; fall aupply of Gro
ceries and Provide:la,: to is hiclathq. wont.. all the
attention of airtime:es, Come and OVllllltie one
Ganda and a, before purchasing WKS 110114
yourselves. W guarentee all goods to give entire
satisfaction. We are thankful to our a:Mama for
their ppt liberal patronage and solicit a continuance
of the Same.. COWLIX -s i;
Dee.. 200.669. .
TRY 01311 TEAS AND. COFFEE,
covi - FJ.L k
• -
'•
• . . r
'''''irAvevougori4 , titmatatka , litsous!grNE*'ll.l4ol3K,
4'4 . •
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MititCHANT °'I,4ILOR•%
ME
..68.10(Nlit8tivxi,.,'i. , :::: - .
MI
wounas, mu CO., NY.
lifai
akar t5O Dc *L
Wl` *ilr"rig '111i00111,111:tliti*Fri-J•
sikwv*moN.,/a)
MEE
A mein ito@lc pf
CLOTHS- AND . CABSDLEHEEL
trATS'SNIrI OAFS,
GENTS' FIJENISHING, GOODS
sa.win bo at the Wardifouso the first Mid third
Tuesdays of each mouth, with samples of Goods,
awl prpared to take immures.
• OEO. H. tAll'vzcsow •
Pi. 4
Se . 1870. • BOST. 7it..MAXNT403.,..,
, - •
'* ' 1
1 1- • ~ Manufactories..
LOOM. & C 0,..
11 $
01t,.. ? 0., I. ... nouttfacions tit • I celebrated
II 48,11 . ' POWERS is cl - . 1 1. - :AXEits,
and WM 4ell w beget' Waal*, mi. leis money thsti'
eau UM claerwlWWw in tho rel.). NSW ; etalatt OW
wit that:thty all! 110 to mach; or wore.
pe any
F eth su er pe ' rlttettrl ou la rToi•k durab isodtca ull , th L at It 1S ;
- w
44!owa. '. Fe will aea4 ! I ':
' DISCRIPTiVE , CATAUXICE4,
ilLutaireli
' of r machines: 4m OppllcellOn. • I
ONE.AISII imp HORSE POWERS,
One& Two Lam THRESUER d' SEPER.47ORS,
' VIEW= awl CLEANERS,' •
1 FANNING MILLS,
CIRCULAS An) ilketi -15.t1V2,41, q; .
gAW AND ORDIT /DLL work dope to onk.r.
Give as a oat. Wore pnrcbstdog clowliere:
'Va . "OD auokavaa.. 'EMMY
1. 00 'V 43.00r1fi - •
Aug. 2., 16G9.
MI
1 1 '
ME
ME
NEW CARRIAGE FACTORYI
On n kinc, beim= Main and Baena, StrOets, back
of F. *son k Co.'s Bank, •
TOW.M.CDA,,,PENN'A.
HENRY STULEN R CQ. ;
itedpertfully atucanco to hid friciadand parotid,
it %haw bait!
NEW 1:111CF4-.CAREL66E .FACTORY.
whiere they will eenetentlyteep Lana ull *seen
ment of
FAMILY CARRIAGES, •
TOP AND OyEs . r. BUGGIES,
1,
PLATFORM .WAGONS, 'L‘
7TROTTING AZ4-D
Node of tho best material stud finished in-the liest
city style. •Ms long experience in city liarriaio
Factories gives theroadectileil airantage oye4pthers
In the
ini47r, Style • and Darabgily
of his IV3go4s. dll tlicy is au
INSPECTION OP. HLS --. WORK
prolt3in lo2ureltmiiig elsorbem
_ILL IrORE: frARRANTED TO GIVE PERFECT
Thankful for the liberal patron'ami formerly ex
tended and respectfully- ask a continuance of the
.
sante..
11EPA:111iliG PROILPTLY AZT.M.IDED *TO
Tovvisuthi Ithq 11170.-1,1
NEW PLANING MILL.
The undersigned having built a largo and comma.
diens Bill in the Borough of Towanda, and flied it
with the moskpodem and improved machinery, for
the manufastgre of
NVIIIDOW SASIL 'AND il/aCTS,
Are - preparod t0..011 eiders, whether large er
upon the 'Martial. malice. We hare also a large va
riety of3IOIII.DINGS. of the latest style aid pattern,
which we can furnish much cheaper than they nub°
warted by band.
KAMM*
TOIRIELVO,
esoorizzo,'
AND ,illelloo/.
ElAWlliG.
And all akar work yerlalutna to .1 olnerirwill bo doaa
to wait our customers.
Persona building. and not living more than twelve
to fourteen miles didn't. will And It largely forthelE
Interest to buy of us, or bring their lumber and have
it worked by our machinery. _Ewing your grist of
Flooring or other lumber, and while your team Is
feeding, Lava it ground out and take it home with
Wk sill pay CASK l for PINE AND .lIEIILLOCE
LIIAIDEII delitered at oar lumber yard. Come and
see us. or If yea can't come. write.
Towanda. Feb.. Mt. - L. B. ItODGKIIR k CO.
M ONTANYES,
•
General Dealers iu
STAPLE it 1 4 -AMY DRY GOODS,
Cuocztair. Ouusbirext.E. ,
t.- •
BOOTS, SHOES,SHOEFINDIN.GS
• Leather, 'fats. Caps, trtabrelLas,
TOW.I.Xst.t. PA.
No. 105 3.fabi St., corner of the Public pavan.. .
. J. D. MONTANTE,
zussl9,lB7o. 1.. D. SIONTANTE.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER Ist,•1870.
aims m.L.NDT
ili...spectintli Int inns the ladies of „Towanda ind
'vicinity that oho will be ready to.okhitnt. be new
stock of • .
'LUX AND WINTEIt
MILLINERY GOODS;
VELVETS, SILKS AND SATINS,
Togetlwr with a full assortment of
FRENCH FLOWERS,
H.ANDNERCRIEFS AND LAcr. COLLARS,
On s.vrturtsY. &tans let, 1.1t70.
. Eutin And Silk Goods arc cut biasing.
MISS E. BRANDT.
One door south of Mercues Bank.
Sept. 29,11. t.
U. JACOB&
rEIHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
Mapeetftdissa.y that the Florist Establibdunent
heretofore belonging to Mr. IL Mix. shall to Same
be conducted by me. end by strict attention to busi
ness I hope to merit the liberal• psi/Mime bestowed
ou•nq late ennoloyor. - Also. In sewn. I will attend
to the pruning of grape vines (within the borough).
Any oue desiring my tervices can find me at my
Omen Mouse. . • JAMES C. 11=0.
Oet20;11n-2.1u* -
THE REST KEROSENE OIL IN
to;an by the quantity or retell et
FOX k =ROWS,
CASH PAID FOR WHEAT. RIZ
() a t % and all kinds ot , conntry
lyx t 11F:11Crt:.
, .1
giffeEM
=MRS
' DWP°I
ES
SA I:ISP.ICT-10:1
ci dal reduced prices
HENRY MILES
IL 8. CLARK.
ME
,;TO:4%2iDA P 5,
lii 4, - ', tiii - *'.i . oi iii.t.ot
311%.41-It• ID
riR Wo ea' haid and at rtist' ihOti
Lee sloelt of -
HOUSE .-MMBHIING GOODS,
: WON& •
• •
Our POOL', ans *of •
oda he oda very low. - Wei orb :o!so iloWato ter .1110
West .
ABitilCAN ; SAFE,
(S.UMMIMES Pit=tr,
The onlyvelialtie Fps Proof iiiikinabs.-
FAIRBANKS'S SCALES,
SCHAGHTICOKE POWDER CO:,
BAIN:Ora , BAN' BONE
STTP - HER PHOSPHATE
". Our stock of -
L&
Is errrlarge aLI mattutlietatel out of the bed
We are also prepared to do
. .robbing Of all Ends.
We are the only agents for the celebrated new •
EMPWI COOKING- STOVE,
The beet cooking atom In nee, and every Mere
warranted to give satieteetton. , )Larch 10, '7O.
Parratare.
FURNMJRE STILL LOWER !
JAS. a FROST,
Would anuognm to the people of Toiritala and the
rest of tuanklext, that atter chin data, fda s magottletht
stoth • .
FT? N I 'l'l7
1011 be offered at
i3REA'iLY REDUCED PRICES.
air stock is complete and consicta of
PARLOR - SUITS;
LIBRARY SUITS,
0: Uti i 0 M tlian iii til
DENTING 80031 FURNITURE,
AND ruitN - rruiti KrreuLx,
MATTRESSES, ruzgrres. BEDDING. animus
EXlMitOti TA/ILE/, &C., &C'
BED&TEADS!
Jly o‘ru'ivaltufacture, Intl warranted superior. teal
be sold for less than city made ones sill cost she
wimp).
COME O§E, COME ALL,
Examine ter yourselves. See and be Convinced. that
Furniture is wld cheaper at FROST'S than at any
other place In the workl. Country dealers supplied
•
at the lowest market rates ‘ , -
I furnish COFFINS of every• description, Metallo
- Cased, Caskets. and hate tbn •
I , ViEST ItEAILSE ;COATMW
Towanda, June 2.2,1870
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS.
5A31113 WAKES/30N atinenneeetotlio pubbotlud
he still continues to mauttfacture and keep on bawl
a large aaaertreent et
linnutut, Tablekdiellatesdi, Stanfir, Chain. Le., of
every description, which two made of the best mate.
rials, and in the moat workmanlike manner.
I invite the inspection of the ptddie to my work,
whieltaball not be anniassed in durability at any shop
in the eouldr7, and my prices will bo toundto be as
low as the times will admit.
cooskntly - on luidnl or waste
.order. Agood Margo wifibeftunished_wheodesired.
- Aug. 15, 1865.
NEW ARRANGEMENT!
•
hating purchased the
BOOT & SHOE ESTABLISHMENT
lately mulueted by DANIS. S KELNER, at No. 148.
''main-et.,-Towanda Pa.. 1. would respatfully Inform
the public that I hrve just received D large assort
ment of
LADIES' AND GENTS' SHOES 1
COunieliug of
LADIES GAITERS,
or all grades. Ladles •
GOAT AND LEATHER SHOES,
44189 En AND CIIILDItENB
Of eiery satiety, which will be sold cheap f*r cash.
Oise him a call and satisfy yourselves that he la
aelltuq cheaper than the cheapest. . .
I would call easpecial attention to my -
CUSTOM DEIIARTME.NT !
iunio to order OVCITUIIIIg In the line, of
LADIES' AND GENTLEYEPS ITEAR.
I tool confident, that I can giro. entire satinfiction.
I employ none but first:class mechanics. ,
I fittarrantee perjett fits, dad all sionh 'Warranted.
•
:patting neatly - and prompUy done.
Iteniember the piece: No. 148 Main-st., a few doors
below the/dean Hattie. Towanda, Ps. - Lookout for
the sign of the Big Boot.
Mr..DAVIB will conduct the business as my Super
intendent. - JOHN dlefiliTlßE.
Towanda. re., Sept. 1. 1870,-,4f
ROOK—BINDERY.—SHE PUB
-LP-De is respeethdly informed that the BoaleSin•
dery has been removed to the Arm Building, third
story, where will be done
BOOK-. nizzsoi.
In all HS melons branches, .n 1 terms as reaecurablo as
the Woe*" will aliali. The Bindery yin be under
the charge of
TL -C. WRITAKZU.
•
An esporiencel Binder. and all work mill be prom
done In a able and manner *Web cannotbe euelied
Neenp- , Olmo tio n botuad
inev e,H ai•ieV as
every vai•ieV of atqlo. VarUm wiAbe
paid to the Mr.g and Binding of .
BUICK 110019,
To =I desired pattern. which In (minty and dura
bility will be warranted.
All work will be ready [or delivery when promised.
The pateatage of thaptthlie Ls solicited, and per.
test satichartiou gasiranteea. ti
Towanda. Amput 2.IBG6—LL • .
TVRESS • -4AKING
•
CWAK-MAKING,
IN ALL ITS BBANCIIES
• w
vr
!*ri
-4 0
04 H .
CIIPTING AND FITTING
PROMPTLY DONE.
IMPORTED CORSETS & LACES.
o z
. g.
. •- z
g
MRS. H. E.
OM POUTER I; RPM'S,
•
4a cur's Block
writrzr, TOWANDA Ph
00.1141;11110. • -
-Fuurrs OF ALI; KINDS AT
CO WELL & tea
10ROF. HOBSFOIII3OI3 BREAD
_FtKataUon.at 7 C. V. P.lTeirB.
AO{~ F
~fd'~.
raw,
-'t,'.4.''.:.0 . ; .- , - iii‘t'k';.***
, „ „ • ~, •
Ocieet Nita 11 , 4 Pint 8 10 4 5 , 112 P a1 k 1-
- •
lificateihity elided Ingdyietheirelickittalairt,
complete amotatast. ametiotieces arstaketa•
lady, aeleacbtil malt ertidalrasar V i ett
amehselad amidellyealeelet me*
le Ur apses at taireetite, eilddeillt
aanifet with treat parchaase. sad
=ad co the met reeromatikr tentel at Wboilaida
DUOS, iCiumuuss,,
ALCOHOL AND
mar. PAM Yuma, Itarrt-Wism
small anasleavatek.:
;- 'magpie mg voit4 .014
LAi slum, 'cgtionze: _
spam, iaza.suk, Naas Toot, --
TANNENB AND VAC 4th OWL
FaAcy and ToBl4 AriSclei; lain tbAryarldy,
gems% sums, mu , MOMS, '
Paosaikii. Itair.Dyes, ParDtmegn
POCKET 80010, PaletifinfAlS.
rocket Sue.: Rigors,
TOote, MN AND RAIN PREPARATIONS
xusr. wponis, Jiisp ;Jcivons;
• For Medicinal use, •
Toucco, Pi, it AND Omuta,
OardeniField and Flower Maeda: Trauma, Stip
porters, Suspetworifat Shoulder Braces, Breast
Prw=', Toetterq.: , Wags, Bunting Bottlell.
filypte amens and Egrielda. Syringes, •
-- 15e1Pans,Seltfleallng Fruit Jars, Thar
monsetera, . Flavoring Extracts. = Stone
Jags, Glass Ware. Bottles, Vials. Corks. Bath
Stickel and Stove Blacking, Fish Tackle. AM
munition, ke... Botanic . Eclectic andllonnepe.ll-;
le Mcdlcimm: and all the popular Patent _
• 'T
, 31 , gDIDINES..
All articles warranted air represented. Persons at
a distance can receive their orders by adage or , mall„
which VI receive prompt and careful attention;
advico given gratuitously at the' odlag,
cholera( only for atedleima. _
sir Th&0441 fee past liberal patronago. would a Cfr•
portray mantillas, to their friends and the publte.that
no palns alialltale spared to satisfy, and ment the con.
tinustion of their confidence and patronage.
401- Open Sundays for prescriptions from 9 to 10
a.m.. and 12 in. to 1. and to 11 -
, C..POBTEB, SurSAcCu.
July 1, 11W0.—yr._.
•
..-;
• '137 NAM STI I FFT; TOWANDA. PA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
iDRUGGIST,
Thu atibs,aiber reigaxtfuni UralOUluXe•tothe Pub
lic In natural that ha has oa hand a large and won
selected stook of .
DRUGS. . ' areraanirs,
MEDICAL% PAINTS, •
OIL, VARNISHES ••
• WIN DOW GLASS, •
DYE Is/ 1 ad
...,' ' ice" de.
All du/Twain Patent Medicines of the &a*. . ,
PURE WINE AND, LIQUORS
Tor Medical purposes only
•
FTEIti C VMERY. • - •
Fancy awl Toilet articles.
Soaps of every deecriptiou, ,
Thermometers, ,. . .
Dattamti nam. iturgeons, and Common Spouges,
Mar
Tooth Brushes,
/priming Conilie,
Pocket and Fine Combs,
. Toilet Powder,
.. . Puff Boxes,
• Tooth Powder.,
- - Tooth Washes,
and Tooth. Soaps.
lailother articles belonritn , .g to the Drag trade too
nutmerous :o mention. Psring the Agency-of the .
GREAT U. S. TEA. COMPANY,
To purchascroof you in in their line
41AMF.ti 0. FROST
Physicians prescriptions and family meelpts . coin.
pounded by persons thoroughly competent, at all
hours of the stay or night,
Thankful for the past 'liberal' patronage, - 1
sitstfcaly solicit a continuazt a of the same. ptedg.
Ingqnymit that no effort shall be spaietl to make
myl...OUblishment second to eon° in this section.
Dr. T. F. 31n4111 may be cot:Milted at this store es
heretofore. • T. NY. MOWN.
MID. 31. 1810.
GREAT YKR NSG
BOOTS aZ SHOES
Tlw undertadned are rocieving a large and well
Ixted stock of .
BOOTS AND SHOES
SUAIIIES AND. FALL `'BADE,
GEITS,
S'ETPED - :137D PEGGED BOOTS
TLankftil lOP suit tITOZi t. 1111 solicit a COIItiIII/41103
Ca the same.'
rIINDERY & MACHINE SITUP
Tho undervigned having purchased the Foundry
and Machine Shop lately Owned by John Carman,
Ire prepared to do all ktudeol work appertaining to
their.bwincaa, with proluptrices and diapateh.-
_
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
AND
Of the latest and most itaprovbqktudspainutactured
and kept ooustantly on hand ready for tufo.
ME
Farts, Oza.-vAvEM*..
I, d.'; OFFER
GREAT .INDUCEALL.NTS
Mill
Boots. Alsi Shads.
AT TUE.
~SEIF BOOT ...LVD S/1021; S TOSE,
South end or Ward Bow
SultaL,lu fur el°
Which we offer !ow fc.r cad:. Consifiting of
LADIES,
AND CHILDREN - S WEAR,
ILIDr. TO °EDIT.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
AND READY wn E PROMISED
kiLLLUUT U. 'CLAIM
KANtt - a. wooprot.D.
Towanda. April 6. 1860
Foundory and Machine Shop.
MILL GEAUTI4GS,
MAN DRI'LLS,
Andioll Undo at
MILL IRONS
]LADE TO ORDER.
ENGINES REP ATRRD,
An 4 ail wort %Tarrantel to give tuLtsfaCtiou
SHINGLE -31ACHINtS1
PLQUGHS,
SIDZIPLi; 111 . ~43.16 WOODEN 'l3EOg.
PI ull 1:131412.
CULTIVATORS, COll - -PLOUOHS
P L 0 U GE PO pi N T S
Of 4 1 Li !AP, awl tho 'latest inipreveinerstti kept
- ,4 ionstantll on •
CHURN POWERS,
LAIC - GE ANA)IIi3I.A.CI,-;:'•••=-SIZE..
STOVE C'AST-.INOS
• cr,I.LAN - IntyrEs, •
,•
SLED IND I ' SLEIGH' litIOES,
LARGE LION KETTLES
Lad an kind of r....stl2,3Blntabbed to
114rr , b 7.-r. 7+7rAn A; ON.
'
slfrit;s7i.
N!ii
-INKT
-
Cut CAtiaL.;
Mattered • "1"41
°unser. mum. weidifis;,i -
11,43 ' ,43 : 1101 . 10 . 1 1 41 *- ;
jrzsmr codziChisriTialas; '
tatzwei w; Fut 1,0,61 rd
-no iambs.. of lb. NitiotiAlsblosgw e co.
L:lns iltsSisssiCoa3sg. ihaiiavd,
___67Ctijousi
t S s ida 4ll es. lu ilkillotbss;
3. IS seers km/ ti, 34 :013 33 03103.3 -
4. Is fur:dame Yriler-inlicesostliso
miss. tor SISS IMO MOW ; •
a. uif &Snits
G. Vita aas p sfifillisiseseepeke 14.
sant. ? 03~4.......i5u55, I +7, P*74csirs
, wadies insplsti esstract!. scp,
moos Sissoinseb massy ,
s. 131 policies we uosfoiSseisp
• pm afe accupittcat eitecionet.
•
E. cLAI2k &
Geueral 4RMR.
D. B. BENo3ll.l6itager.
K. C. ELBI3II2E k,A. U. 'ALMON,
16, Aim* ibitpwamta Tlosatr
7432. 0, 100. • : - :
GOP & _ VINCENT'S
= .iNst7tAlycE AGENCY,
. .
raider arrltaal Ili all of the followingplibe au
.rellable Compiialea. LnSfiES settledsz ta44l4 oqz
,edam • YAFIN PEQPEIITY, (including Ltinattiiamt
and dwellings la town lammed Vilna amni a / a s
cv I.4aarstau as well as FULL:.
LIFE INSURANCE sifocteil in on: of the Oftire,
Largest and Sofas Centronics fa this country.
- •
Lvitcriz, 115trICANCE CHlMarti -- j '
Lenulon, Eaghvid. f
MEM
Asprs IFErs.t.Nereesralm
GI4o.
E=IM
CLE - viassm .I...UpEuxt-ecacp.isi.
lerstw. ofaa:
As setts,,
WIWILNO /SIFUSANCT. COMPAST, I
frakeparre.
030,M.
LEM!
Lit:cares:a Lear VAN.CE Coterisis,
Lancaster, Pa. j
3215,000,
Mir IDLE /5151.1143C1 COSPANT.
igOo — ni, Cain. I
i51%117.
iirsets,
Z . * Mall Laren.K.S.Y hati31.1.):4-/: Co.. .
'llarlford, anti.
es.e+e,....
VinzoN Fizz Ivolata.NCT. COMINIST,
Pork.
~;w,...,
1361.tt.
INDu. •=r . INT i,xlruicascc Coliwv, I
BOeGnt Mau. I
Assetta tea.
Rs; Taut LIVE Lxavitaxer. Ccorriatv,
New York.
dasetts sl.9oo,thu
AVILICATE CAPITAL BUSES Oflu
$25,000,000.
EArk - t attention to basine44,. fair dcallue, and
prompt settlement of Losses. is or mono.
Coma and
Moo on liain atroct,' opposite Court lime, up
V.t:ii.sx at, Elerenza Batik hoot sa. a:. till;
o'clock. p. m.
T. U. C.1.11^,
W. a. A - nccaxr. j
Towanda, Pa., July 20, lbro.—ly
T HE PENN 3IETUAL
INSUR,LINCE COUPAIg,
Q. fni m7mut STBEEF, ruu,A
INCORPOSATED 1811
ACOIMILIATED 'FUND, over $0,000;000,
INCO3 E , T011:i860, 5966,233..0.
DIVIVENDS HAVE AYER-WED- IN NUALLY
.11307 r 30 PM CENT
roucti.4 IBSZ'LD Oy ALL. ippaos Err ?L NS
Pr( tolutut..tuny bopsicrauraull)y or eual-AlatuaUy
• a NJ made fir port (,f the auooot.
31.11tiEL C. 1.11 7 EY. Vret<lLlett,
SAMEEL E. STOKES, Vice Pr- idea.
JOHN W. SIORNOIt. AN.P. and Actuary,
IL S..STKPIM:S. -Secretary. ^
313:f3.'76.1.f n. B. 317rAN. Oen.•rd
GUARDIAN' MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NO. e3l BROADWAY, NEW-YORE
POLuat..l rarxr.
Assns, tyVer
INcoits. over
LOUO
Lorstof PAM . • 500:09
00.
All approved forum of Policies issued.
Liberal modes for..pa) - I=ot of prettuum,.
policies non-forfeitable by their terms:
The obit's profits of the Couipany divided Nu:-
ably among the insured. i•
ANNUAL DIVIDENDS.
wALtos 11. PtC11.11431.
WILLIAM T. 11.008t2, Vice Par-IsAl•t•
LITICS 31 'MMUS, bee 4..)1) ACTI:s11:
.• •
r.r.FEREN.CEI
Jar Comm k Co., Tankers,
13r.a , ” Co., Danksra.
Joel; Woov , mt C 6,,, Tea Ilercbarite..
M. A. 31SECEEL. Preet.lannere S Stectratika' Wale
T. 11. PETV.ZI - 4•N, Wisher.
ifyl.2 "0-tf
CONNtCTICUT IXTUAL LIFE
INAURANCE comPantl
OF 11.1111rOILD, COX
MTSSES,
catursr.as noui: 30,000 11 r um•r•e.
ASSETS (Juno 1, 1860) over $23.000,400. •
Surplus over $7,000,000.
CURRENT 1 / 1 3TOM1D MOH 40 TO 70 PIS CENT.
Total Claims by Tirath paid to date. o: , er $6•700.70 5 .
TOTAL DIYMEIIPA l'Ana To turn, °via 40,000,000.
A PURELY 31UTUAL COMPANY.
All ita surplus is equitably divided amour, the fol•
toy holders in •
ANN lI.AL DIVIPENDS,
tuay lid applied iu reduction of Premiums, or
may be acctudatated at interrat for the laaefit of t
Assured, or may be received by them in Cash. '
• Pabliip 'Policies are giantedJiller two or. suer
you?. Premiums Lava beets
,pakt, thus piactle 4 l l 7
making
SILL POLICIES'
it issues Pali*? upon all
; DimmuitE PLAis or Iwsuitsi;a:,
Arai bagaaopted to its world : up ircoral
- SPECIAL PEATIMES!
°mom!. WITH TIM comPANY AND. OFTEN
H. D. WHY-L . % If.t 2 i.
Towanda, Pa t a:-July 22. 1862—tf _
Nfiout, T '
TO THIUDEL-
NORTH PENNBILVANIA wa.oAD
Shortest and most direct line to Philadelphia, 1341 *
tin:tire. Washington. and the Sea th. -
Passel:ll : len -.by this mato tako Penn4Trknia k
Newkirk" It t ailroad train, passing Towanda - at 1:13 .
AX-4 .- roako e.Tose connection at Bethlehem with Ex•
press train of North Penn's Railroad: and arrlye in-
Philadelphia at 3:03 P. 3f., in time to take^night
trains. either forthe South or West.
City passenger cars are at the Depot on arrival 01
at. -trat convey passengers to the sarions Dcpotr
and to all Arts of tho city; •
lodO-Ntirth Penn'a Railroad Depoi.ik-orner Bergen
and American streets, Philadelphia,Ait 7:33 A. 11..
arriving at Towanda' 3:15 P. 'IL. same evening.
51ande Daggigo Express .collecta and deign bat.
glom, odic° 3:o. 103 South Fifth btroet. phi . F
=Mgr! AccalCdovATlTNl,i.
, I'rOglitlWeivea at FroutaturSolge '
dolphin. and forwarded br Daily Past 'Freight train ,
to Towanda. and all points in Sungnehanna vniTTl
with quick dispatch. - T.T iR CLARKE.
Gen. Act. N. I'. 8. 11., Frotit and-Willow Ste.-
Hay 10.107.0.
SHIP YOUR , 13U1TER, EGGS,
POLLTIiY, 4.13r2e,%: - and IT,L'IT3 to
Tar, -F.uortuai intoDucE'A,.ssocisTia
Otto and Beet Mug [kiwi, 247 Warhington rtrect
New York. - h
This ;Imm:6:at:cm is an' Irrociation of l'anxr
for the purhoro of [teething and telling all
Firm Product on Conputstion only.
All earnuaudeatlons hi the Luocittionrabouh lh
14dr...teed to S. A. ['writ. Bey.. •
. '2 A I7 Waittlngton hi. Y •
Shihilig curds luny lo• 014nc41 by addresolll/1 the
S(..•criltary, or of J. E
Lcßa
bl the Trarell4 Agog itt 'Bradford nut Stia'F'"
Irmo , Bounties.
Ij. E. Broil, Pstsi.i U. Faun/ay. Yhm Pres..
- • trrtn, £4,Y"'y: .
• •
•
Eli
MI
TOWINDA, PS
siimioo.cco
$1,000.60
- $315 GU
GM
C.Olt , k I'LneniT
.f
2.000 Leo
J: A. RECORD.
Agent, Towanda, Pa
ED BY .140 0111 Ba.