4 0 rimuilw - _ Hints from the London !Corse Book. c 4 1. Althorns must not, be fed in the same proportion without due -gard to their ups, theit . • constitution and their work._ Beeause the iinpnr priety of suaku.:-.-practice' self-en dent. - • -• 2. Never use bad hay on account of its cheapness. Because; thfire -not proper nourishment in it. 3. Damaged corn is exceedingly in julioua Because it linfl - gs infla niation of the bowels, and skin dis eases. 4. Chaff is better for old_ ho, sea than,hay.'-' Because they con chew and - iligest - it better. - 5. Hay or grass alone will not sip = port a horse under harA' work.. Be; muse there is not; sufficient nutritive body in it, • " 6. When a horse is 'worked hard its read should chiefly be oats; if not worked hard its food should chiefly be hay. Because oats snippy more nourishment and flesh ma ki ng mate rial than any other kind of food Hay not so much. 7. For a saddle•or - Coach hiirse,half a peck of sound oats, and cehteen : Tomah of hay are sufficient. If the - -! . ,bay is not good, add a quarter of pound more oats. . A horse which works, harder may have rather more of each; one that works little should have less. 8. Rack feeding is wasteful. The better plan is to feed with chopped hay from a manger. Because the hay is not then thrown about,and is more easily chewed and digested. 9. Sprinkle the hay water that-has salt dissolved in. Because it is pleasing to the animal's taste, and more easily digested. A tea spoonful of salt in a bucket of water is sufficient. 10. Oats should be bruised for an. old horSe but not for a young one. &Cause the former, through age and defective teeth cannot chew them properly; the young fterse can do so, and they are thus properly mixed with the saliva,and turned into whole some nutriment. INrater your horses f,zom stream rather than a well. Because the latter is generally hard c . ‘tr , cold, while the former is soft and compara tively_-Wenn. The horse prefers soft and 'Addy water, though ever so clean. 12. A horse should have at least a pail of water, nibrning„. and evening; or still better, four half-pailfuls at • four several times in the day. Be cause this assuages his thirst without bloating him. But he should not be made to work—directly after he .has a full draught of water, for digestion Mend exertion eau 'never go on togeth r. 13. Do not 'allow your horse to hare water to drigk. Because if he has to drink cold water, after getting accustomed to warm, it will give him the colic. 14. When yont horse refuses hiS food after &Ml:inn., go no further that day. Becanso c 'the poor creature is thoroughly beaten, and needs rest. • t'ft .ttr•lateit f t "Our Dula]) Al;iuutltt.l How to Educate Animafs. ' . To educate an animal isinot to force nature, but to tame and direct it, i as to nake man., This is rice or i‘'society of it fit for the ser not a r . ). difficult task for one who knows :01-; to, go about it. Most animals are drawn towards man, whose super .:-ity they recognize by instinct, whom ;-e n. are proud to please, whose love agreeable and whose protection is .. vai l'ageons - to them.. But before z_i!esc.- relations are established, there :; an obstacle to be conquered; the ,1 •i.rtiNtt natural to the lower animals. TLc lirst step to be taken. then is to )tain the pupil's confidence. UnlMppily, many do just the eon -1 inry of what is necessary to obtain ibis end. Some brutal meri- , -know .rily how to maltreat ' thehuienals, hieh do not obey - because they do tut understand; other men snake playthings of them; Mid others fatigue ; them with importunate caresses. nu: ne of these thillo.s What ani mal., . demands is security. Never harm him,-and you will soon havc. , , t his eon fi,lence. - When your first relations I are es tablished, he will come to be caressed of his own record. klways be care ful of him, but without feebleness or importunity. Never tolerate a vicious net; never allow yourAf to be defied; but be indulgent for unintentional disobedience, or for any damage done -unintentionally. In These last cases, content yourself witli making the an imal understand wherein be is wrong, • without too much sei - erity. Well do ing should always he, rewarded by -a caress,,Airlabitual intercourse, be affectitmate if you will, - but first be reasonable 110 not be taxis!, of ca. resse,s; make them less frequent; but 4 let your rule be gentle, peaceable and just. • Violence and blows aze had means of education for animals as well as men. Fore.. makes itself oboyed,but only en condition of continual action; a sad conditi , n It sometimes hap pens that despair revolts against even force; Z%-e often see this in the case of the ass, sometimes in thataf the horse. Besides. in making: yourself obeyedja outward force, you Chit* from the animal all spontaneous ac tion, hiS grace. his amiability, his or der to obey you; without counting t12.2t, in using this means, you reserve f•-: yourself nu extreme resource for rnelty. Look at' the facts. Your poorjh'sses are unmercifully beaten, an:l are stubborn. Your cruel team overwhelm their horses with 1 , 104v0, and oftentimes can - scarcely y. 21..2)11 them--and do with them vrhateVer they wish. For my part,in •., v relations with - animals, I alvvaxt .12e it an amusing study to obtain it obedience with the least possi hie expense. The tut of education is like that of 23:1i51e...by which Mozart, or Haydn, olitains. a- greater effect by simple 21c.,• dexterously handled,than some : , .olern composer does by the deaf ,22ing uniformity of an orchestra.-_. .1. Berea. it? Bulletin de Pens. =2MMEI 1 - .11011:11 who owns three hundred acres. and has laid over forty Miles of tile, says : " The drained land never became eowpaet from water-soaldng,, was always loose and mellow, retain ed moisture long after the hard un drained*il had become baked like a 1 'rick." «.--a--- ----- "RE PP is the Horse's Petition to his Driver: the hill, whin eie ; Down the hill, hum me. not In the stahle;iforge: me no' Of hay and cor p , rob rue no: :- Of dear water, :dint. ow not ; With sponge and brnsh, regled. me not ONort, dry bell. doroiv, no,not r nick or cold, chat Inc not ; .Vith bit or rcies, jerk roe not; And when yciu are enn - rte. Ftrike tee nqt. T 0 :: P - H.' . srp - . 1-d I kV New Yaik; kith; i 136.9 Allow me to mllattcntion tonay PItELLITAT;ION op coiriOmo ErnwiritOCOtr," The comp°. neat parts aro BUCHIi. CUBEDS Alto Joiaprozzoires. . - Dionz or Putrasarloic,,EnChn. in racuo. Jnn. tiler 1 32 siell. by discalstion;.taforpma fine Cu- 'bets exttactddbyditritcanTatTl ei!rom Janlpar Denies ; very yttle aniarte need, and a small iroportlken of Wilt. nls mote iud.at . . ' • able thanany now,,lkttat. Burin, u ' , repair:ld by Druggists, is of a dark color. It is a plant that,eralts ito fragrance action of a Sarno (14 . troys this Ms actin principle), leafing a dark and gin infsuadneoctlon. tho color of Ingrodienta. TheDuclin in my preparation predominates ; the - greenest quantity of the other Ingredient; are added, to prevent feratentation; on inspoction, it will be fond not to be s Tincture, Y male In Marroauxrpam, nor is a syrup—and therefore can be used In cases where fever or Ines. 'nation exist. In thts, - you have the knowledge of thelhgeedienh aud tue mode of.proparcpm. Hoping that }'on B ill favor it - yritit:a trial, and that upon inopection It will moot with .3-oar am To- EMI With a feeling of conlidene'e I myrVery - respectlatly. IL. T. lIMIEOLD, Chemist and Druggist Of 16 years eaperietecc [From the largest manufacturing Chemists in tho World.] am acquainted vitt] :Sr. IL T. Ilehubohl; be occupied the Diu; litom oppoeite my'reildeEetaild wan,muccensful In cuuductin,j tLo buziacPs whcro otters bad not Well equally tu before Win. I have been favorably Linprossed With his character and en WSJ AVILLLUI WEICtIrrIIAZ.si Firm of Powers d; NVOtglatmari, llantifLttirio4 CllcrulEtr, Nineth and Brown Ss., 11112. .I.lraameLD , s Fixin Erra.ttv Lccar, for wvuk lICSR griming from Indfseretiun. The cr.bausMl row . . era of Natnre wbict are accompanied by so man; alarming symptom's, among. Allah will be found. .1M diaposlbon Exertion; Lrlas of-fory, Cle6Fl., Iloror ut tliscaße, Forchochilg6 of Evi.! ; in ty fact, truivermil Lassitude, Prostration, to clltcr into the ca,Joyclttts of ~,71t.f.y. The ca;'-Ltiatkal, eUe, ard.:l,l We:tkhess, requixes the aid of mekheine to streu;:th au and invigorate tLe eyttent, vane!: LtELlfitoLl ,'S EXTRACT BECIIC invariably f,r. tr: Wetit-la4subtlytted M, Cousrtnlptiou or o. r! MI „ saEL:pertp . h FLUID EX.12..W.1 or Bucutt, to af- feciWw.l.*ctql'ar un,Ta.1.1,1 by any other I , revaratit , ii, in C—loroNl,, Fxliirrvs s'at•r of the Utazit,rzol all complaints invid,.nt to the brx, or the doclino c2~Fm IlgysEALD's l; .A. 11.11 ruovEtritota: WAszt Will radically ritmallilate frolr the Fj6:4•lll, &vases arising from habits of disslpa eon, a little cilK•uae, oz no cLang.:, in diet. no thconTertience*—f-xpomm.,; completely mtilex...ftillag those unpleasant and dangt-mnB copaiva and 31ercury. In all thchi--6,l7i.ies. i lintatanan't . FLun. LxmAc Ircui In all 41:feast:if of th exc. um . ' lrLether czibticg in male or female, from whattter cause originating. and no 'natter of long atamling. It iA:pleasanttn taste and oder, ••initnedtato - in action, and more strength ening than any of the 'preparations of hart; or Iron Thcm suffering from broten-down or -delicate coln.nintioue, procnro the remedy at once r The reader must be aware that, however &light may he the :Mel of the more tlisew , es, it it mrta.o2 to wft , t the blOily ltvalth;.aa n1, , :!.1! , : 1j.',.. n All tile above (11 ~eases nfgu.!..re the of Diu retic. RELMTIOWS EXTRACT LTC :s the graat Platt,. So.la Ly Pr:l•2;gibts Psi.: -g1.25 per bottle. or G hottlos for ;i6,30. Mivert%l to uty address. Dcseraw. , p. pup:or - us to all communrca tiny'. Addicas H. T. TEETV!6.I.;D. Drug arid Chem Cal 171L0rt2301.m3. :s9l rro!.. ilwxy. N. ONE iltE. GENULIE UNIANs. DONE rr IN btvel.4.llgrartd wr:pper; w:th C.ll krAl : Cltmloze, ;SO p_anra, May 19. ST3 1 871 .: .1_ • • - • • • • • • PAPER _k NEW --LOBE SCHOOL BOOKS i P STATIONUX ~k1%1) BLANK BOORS YANKEE "iTOTIO :O 4S `f- Towanda, 2i0v.,19 1863, T HE SE WING MACHINE! . which his'ibeep used .for the last five years-in the West, and is now introduced for the first time iii thij',section and more quietly tinui tiny, doing tile lighteat as well as the hea'iest r sroik• done on any Sewing Machine El ALL Altu,,;:salTED TO CALL.AND SEE IT No , amults4,lB:xl 411 Machines iltrce Blake's Patent Table. Agents wanted in unoc'upied territory. .ld tree, Lt4IIE A CO., Scranton, j For sale by TAYLOR Z.: GORE. Towanda, ra., , . A. A. KINSER. Attu na, ACKLEY,. LLOYD 3 RLORER, May 12. 1,1%). Wyainsinp. IASE 4. 'ND, COMFORT Tern BLESSING OF PERFECT SIGHT Thorn is not lug so valnablu 0 Ix•rls, og4t, =la plrfect sight esti ourylio old! bed by using PERFECT SPECTACLES ! Cr p:ocuriug rh:1.11 wc.lll.lvjwa QCCULISTS ANT) OPTEOANF.3, (.11"1'111: C.E!.EBRATED PERFECTED SPEL!TAuLF,s; 7.IaNT, arz.tr yein, experiment and ecueLon of voytly ery, to r :in.: that iIItAND Vii.wil I: s..' Lev 31.d,-.7l:Li ilutialited e - itirLieliou i.., the weal . ero in t.l.ie \% eterti : t . ter ditriu:; the rasi lifitlin } - care. 'ELOS.-1 Cilel.ifolea Pe:Like:l Speetsel..-3 IP2Ver tire (ho eye. sad last loony years without. elianiio! I.;ZATZT'S uortltls JI - LES dealer in Wineltrii and derir dry, bole fur Totimunn, Penn'a, acd .11)7;1 14. 1.370. • RE.P WITER: o p 0 p • -i- - receLtl3 . mided natty to our facilities, we are now prepared to do all kithls of ' E T E E,• STY I L 1; NORTHEIZN PENNSYLVANIA. THE -,YIEPORTER OFFICE CENTIZ.IL L\.RK ET The subseriliera still continue to keep constantly on hand a full End complete assortment of every thing pertaining to their busines., eons:sling main ly 01 • • BEEF, PORK, FRESH AND SALT SUGAR CURED 11.01 i MUTTON. &LJir. VEAL. POULTR X , SAUSAGE. • - LARD, DULOONI DRUZ. RELt. ' Tath., 4. oW, &c. I - Also, , F I .S FROM 110 - 11 I;7AKES rs - rgps RFA - larED DALLy.,_ In their be:zon: • Pubes wishing Oysters in large or mud, Trine!. ties will be tarnished on short notice, at the old I stand, en:Mr-IL' L.trinrtr, Montanye's rtock;Aire,t door north of Dr. Porters. G KELLr.II, 711t - LLOCE :. t` ! T,aeo. 312L1A) , 31:. f Feb. 21, 1i,70-tf , ?1:R, NATIONAL I;AN-17.,1 _ CAprm StitiPLT.T's 125,000, 40,000. This Banes 'offers 'UNUSUAL FACILITIES fukille I transaction of a GE2k.TERAL 11 U,51212,t'5. t.c SACKS, BBLS., AND BAGS. ECTritEST AID ON DEPOSTI'S AGur.EItExT. _ Sii:ezAL C.,m; CA.L.rcr.s. ..: , Parties wislaing, to BEND IlUZ:1:1: tO any part of tb.o I PLASTEfI AND 'I - CMOS - MU OIL United States. Itaglszul, Ireland. F.eetia'ad, or Mrs prin. i ' cipal cities and towng of Lorofh - :, A...a beta 1,..7:.r.ura , - drafts tur that y.arpose. ‘llll,-Ii lie will be plea!,:eil to grimily ,t.bern with at . i rezithnable prit-es. Now. bnt the'ECST pria.rrt All he orferml for sale, Coniequently cannot fall In giv . .. _ ~ L ilt,' , Ling entire satisfae2.on. nr4..tnecodnt!, the wants of the To or from the old - cothirl; 1.:7 beii:Le:j..ilm , : , , unn,Ranity. nig Ilnes, always unli - iinil. • F.13514n8 Li-G:21111T 117,g1ftf paLriLr Coil cr..? E. IL'S:LI - ITU, Pret N. 18G..). • or vti. in 6.clottig3 fcr Coal. Litn% Set, Pl^rler. C..=cnt ant .Ucro, , ean OIL • Olif ELL 8: )ryil a IiRE SELT4 'lna TEA vt K, ' woYr ..C.3 nay afr,ent, 3.lvay b %OW.' ,:.• w I A arehowe to attend to c - astot^em. • s at . co tvELf , mr4i rs. I .V:.,luthig. Aug. 10.16'70.. 11. T. liEr.LlfiiLD T RIED FRUIT OP ALL KINDS ' CO ELI. k MITT. Mfm 1 1"!11. riscellaneous. " DOMESTIC" LOCK- : STICH \ r THE " DOIIESTIC " is a Shuttle It runs fastur ,than most, ot:sier Plaiu 'Machines = $65. Hall Case - - - i'l7o ME:3311.5. LAZAIIITS A; MORRIS, II.U:T1'O1W CUB:<ECTieiT, 'PERFECT 'SPECT.A.CLPS ! JOE PE . 1 : T G L P it I 'C E S C. - c =I C.' IS iT SPECDIES. 'OP TOW_LNDI 7%. , 7:111: CiALZ.6,110.1 , 7 N0.7.%8 PJs.c C: Ti C_i S 7 thimm4a, inti_piovigaw _ 1,.._,„„„4,,„.,. --, -,• - -- - ''. ' - . -- Eiviiio ~,,i, •_---......„'". 1,40,34,0tinc:, , ~,,1,..1.4,,,,,,,---77,--.• ='' -,-. '., , • n. W 4 ' it . , wbkli nava Pluesea 'for f ee l c°2 "*, 4hati a s sell at.sa low figTii"" 41 " be P"" ased airtime. I tow ant to &in/blies "...• ' ~„ =Mai . 8:4414,a378;_11P' Ulm 441 iinla large staek plt • AlptOlf:*1 4 0.111t, C}ItAHAM DO' ityg DO., lIITCEIVICEiT Do I keep copstanti ß n iota, POSH. Kik% Lap. aII kinds of riss 7 m•Otild.*irth9attasitipn.prthe public to our Cara Be Beat STOCK OF TOBACCO, In quality or price. - lase °alders ociebratid Laura dry, New York Chemical and Brown Soap, Plssse . esll az; oxlmsbm our stock of IVOO.DEN W4M Largo assortuteAkpcnisrizzE•NoTiolis, Tou.Er SOAPS, he., he. I will pay the gghentesah . p.tico for COUNTRY PRODUCE. - . Farmers, give as a ealfbefore selling elsewhere: AgrorAousintlebteato lateiltnawilipleate cal and nViao immediate payment. Towanda. March, 12. 1867. • IL:PATO:I GR9CERY: PROVISION T.O McCA _l3 E EV, M—l X . WholasnLa Mad netail DeSICIS iD FAMILY ..G.MQVERIES ~ A4D~~_ PROVISIONS, BEEEDUIPS * NEW •DLODE, TOWANDA, PA We do not deem it necessary to enntxterate all the dlferentarticles we ,tec . p. Our assortment is ALWAYS .COUPLETE--, st'd nothing but FIRST CLASS •GOODS. Cash raid for Notion Protßico. JAMES 'f.0CA.134 March 1..1870. HARRY MIX. PEOPLE'S GROCERY .LSD PROViSIOI:4 . 'STORE, ;K . Fru comult „..1 nevi vii, complete stud GROCERIES .214. ND PROVISIONS, ess!..l et the lowest pastille prlees. . • CODFISH, I‘IACKF,ATIL, HERRING, .." 1 ORK ...., HUTTON, , • UIT OF. A LT, DOCIZIPTION, MODERN STONE WARE, .2: yA'N:jirli; NOTIONS, FLOUR, FEED, iltfliNT•, GRAIN, 4 13r3ilt; fatAviv:ell-we pay cas,sh to r. DAIn tj N, A equal: at gi:nply of Ashton Saltt, all sized:eh Batter Firkbis, Tuba; !to. ' Please can 'and look through oar .tock, and w. do our beat to plezee yon. -W. A. IC.OOZ • Towanda, Apr 1129,180. LOOK HERE!, - G'3 WELL MYER, t, At the old stand of ilitAvTi"L 14 Camay are reeeistng a large and well selected stock of GROCERIES- L'n) PROVISIONS, . . Which. they oftey to cash buyers at prim§ flu t defy competition. ' - April - -‘• . Cash paid 1869—tr. for all kind!) Farmers' Produce. , 21. . • WY A.LIISIYG. C. W: CLAPT Having leased the Storehouse and coal fixtures belonging to Me Blossts. Wellen,' wouh: notify tho citizens of Wyaluaing and yicintblthat *ill keep countantly on hand a full steez C 0 :A- TA_G, STOVE, OTIES : TNUT. PEA All DAUCI.A.I" L I 31 E „ IN BULK OR BY THE BARREL A. .L T C'E 31 E N CASH PABO'FOR GRAM Etta for every description of LT BEST FRUIT JARS IN SE 7. I Irce.lDE b MISS. =I C. B. PATCH. M 23 DE PRODUCE, TA T,L-011,,,-sr. A re tfilfP °l o . 4 l PO O tt i ll, : ;,;-:! , CasaniSi, A - V De. .Q 1 . _ .• C a mistite of al/ ba thel0441151,1111=:‘:.- kiixiiiiiinntrttat faxrad •••- . Which they ate pielhared to Make up la lily — *Ai to salt thei . r . customers, omitted notice • - 7 - 4 • Also iven4tan6r.otook at - 101 ; 4 WY—MD& CLOTEELNG, NlAch4l'eare • GENT'S FURNISHIN4• - GOODS & stew . and fun-Ulm q.t.!! the Ip,test:Aorles. '44 "Xt MEMM! TUC !AT= _S N E C K. .T _ Also the Nevirateut WINDOW - llliip All or any of our Goode 8111 tie sot , CHEAP FO* As any in the market. Call aod look through oar stock lqvismda, b nril 21. 1870 fi i . ' r ~ /rirThig space belongs to E. Sell Clothifig and Gent's Famishing • bulsy selling Clothing that ho has no I an advertisement. -' tHi HU4RA.II 1 Initit GREAT REDUCTION IN PRI READY MADE CLOT' . .r-, M. = E. • .I:IOSENITP. ,D'§, (OppoLito Powell .! Ova.) l .:- • 4:am now °Coring to the putlio.- Laige and oboice stock of SPRING AND StiNDITXI GOODS, 1 Comizti of ' LINEN GOODs., • Ent all the late. styles for Spring and aptnier vroar, FOR MEN AND BOYS. • ' Mitch trill be 'sold 25 por °aut. - less than ferairer prices at M. E.' posmsaihiribs. Alsii ti large tn. , Notre cgDERSTiIIekS I Intend to sell less FaR Stock. Now cheap: Call and com .E'f , trWLD offers 'G clothing and ~ I GENTS F ti I cal before irarehaeb . . TowundTowanda.,dap. 23. 1870. -.1. 31 E ROS • A DISPATCH JUST RE GLORIOUS SEWS FOR-VITIRERS 0 AND. VICINITY Thera ta 'constantly being recclrod'at tk OF FASHION," a large dock of SPRING AND SUMMER rthich biro ban purchased 'for cub prises. and ~rill be sold in cash buyers a tffan ever before offered in Tdi - antla. .' eists in part of DONS' AND FOUT4I3 CL, ztacx, now lax. ULM: rsAvim LLCE DItESATb C.ASSI== Coats, Pards. Vests, and White Linen also a large satiety of , GENT'S FURNISHLNG HATS, CAPS, ;;USP.MSD ERS, TIES, 1 . 4.1%tr. AZAD LINES COLIAItI3, • Of the Idea styles and faehlons. Remember the in duceineuta that I offer, and- that I ant not be tm derso:d by any dealer in - town, or elsewhere. All who wish anything in my line are Train-ettulip invit ed to give me a call before purchaelugAnd convince yourselves. - ` IL 1.1 - .00138. • No. 11 . 9 31ain-st.,lleidleman's Block._ Tdiayida; Pa. Cabli raid for Bides and Polts.Th--,ilf_k'4 GOLD STILL COHDTG DOWNY EVZU SIILNG IN TU gROCI.72IY jPIIOI77SIONI LINE, are . r::ow being olTered nt OOWEL'L & Y R S at prices that cannot fall. to satisfy all tliat they are determined not to be tinder/ odd by any (Mo. They have enlarged their Store by building se that they now have room for the fresh stippiles that are daily received by them. They have c.rAnseted with their &tom a Market where, they tiers keel, frefdi meats to sill by the quarter or piece, sna A fall an lily or ore: eerles and kroSieboury to which thi7Avold, call the attention of all each !Ayers. Come cart Goode and Priers, before furchising!! na satisfy yourstivea. We gumentee all gootcla tC eiveemire satisfaction. We are thanliful Co ouriMstomera for their pest Ist:cons= and solicit a continnance of the same., . • COWELL '.' 31TETt. 20, , TRY auk TrAs 7. ; ' . - . . . 1870 O• - „ r , a r ilrAN, ' 4. .. . . . ... . . IStitit;6 ..7.- - ....-;•:-.,1". ' , : . ., - f:: :', ..-: +. 7. 1 c '.7. ,. .: : - , i : WANTIMIr; TiNIA 4304 N.Y. Nat Ell ciiiiss,:rstoat szti font ` -cur Egg E ' Lk'X I 'FACtON GIJOR4M6a) MEE ..Alargi stock of moms AND CASSINERES. \ • \ \ Drarrng fY '43, 4c HA.T.S. AND CAPS, 9.ENTS! FItNISHA'G, GOODS. g.L.:L A . i5..1 1 7111 1 h0 at the Wad - Haim the first *lid third Tuesdays of mob month. stittramples of G... aqS prcik Xo PhD:matins. - 'GEO. nrvAll VELEZ% 171Eicittril, 1870. _ I'^DOBT. N.-.ItANNEES. ASH p r i_,oon ar 84/1 C 4:441 WW tolluku,Afseture their celebrated HORSE POWERS' & .CLEANERS, anal wSJI jr..11 a better sew] , ine, tor less money tart am be had elsewhere •In the world. We claim. for our machines that they will do as much, •or more, thin any other, sad' ice Mora dumbly built We personally_ suzigatendenir work and see that it Is welt down.ellte will sand . - • • 4 ;4 „Nitijaq!"TWE CITALOCATF..S Of ouTipiththie,:inilippLlcitlon. • ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS, One Two Morse 71.112ESIIVZ 4 SEPZRATORS. rznwszzpz mut CLE44YER3... FA:NNI . NG .AI LS) , • CMCCIAIt AND IWO ' SAW AND GRIST DILL work &lie to eider. Give us a call before p¢rcbaaing elseuliere. V 4 - co, aIIOMIVVII. :AEZ . , te:Zr in time o wrisbl Aug. 2, 1869 NEW CARRL&GE ,FAbTORY On Pine, between Man and Second, Streets, back of G.. P. !Leon. Co.'s Bank, HENRY STULEN & CO., llesNettully rtionneo to Lis aksittlisal p ttroun :111 albs, balltia • NEW nines CARRIAGE FACTORY. 4hcra they will constautly keep ou hind a f ull assort nieut of i i FAMILY CARRIAGES, TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES, PLATFORM WAGONSi, TICOTTINO SIILKYS, SKIIETONS, . . , - , i Made of ter iext miterialAarid finished in the beet city etyle. ', We long • experience in city Carriage Factories gives them a decided advantage aver others ,in the CLS OF Finish,. Style4ind Durability THIN G, of MK Wagena. All tLay aaky Is an INSPECTION_ OP HIS WORK IrreVio/18 to punch -awing elseubere ILL , vor.vc WARIZANTEO TO GIVE PE.EFECT Thankful for the liberal patrona7.e formerly ex:. tem:edam! rc.arectfully ask o. continuance of the I= EEPAIBING PROM . M": ATTENDED TO =I Telw4i342. Mai 24. 1870.—tf H' • NE 'V PLAING The undo gelo' having built a largo and, connUo dious 3fW lu-dho Borough of Towanda: and tilled it with the most modern and improved machinery, for the manufacture of WDIDOW.BASII fIND BLINDS, Are prepared to fill orders, whether large or small, upon the shortest notice. We have also a large vs. hely otIIOULDINGS, of the latest style and pattern, which we can furniati much cheaper thanthey can be worked by band. mutpie. Gizoovrsci. . AND scnoot SAWING, And all other 'work 'pertaining to Joinery, will's, don. to &Incur customers. too k° room for o t 'buy a Salt I thht 31. E. - 110. in tbo lino of Persona building', and nut living more than twelve to fourteen Mlles distant; will and it largely for their interest to buy of Us, or bring their lumber and have it worked by our 'machinery. Bring your grist uf Flooring. or other lumber, and whilkdoor team 1* feeding, have it greet& out and take it t brae with' you. - . We will..pay CASH for PINE AND =HACH LIMBER - delivered at our lumber yard. fiCome acid see us, or if you can't come, write. Towanda. Feb.. 1864. ' L. D. 110DOE118 .4; lini. ' EIVED Tow.LNDA MONtANY.PS, &tiara! Dealers to • . STAPLES FANCY DRY GOODS, Gnocrorro. Caocasar, GLASSWAZZ BOOTS,.SHOES, SHOE FINDINGS Father. Data, Cape; i nihrellae , ke., TOWANDA, PA. No. 103 Maiu Octruer.o.t the Puhlie.Square. . J. D. morrAsiE. way 19,1870. L. D. MONMaNYE. TEXI'LE OODS, reduced rower rates y stock con- T LNG, Zi2l EEO nek Suits, SATAIRDAX, OCTOBER Ist, 1870. th...94.IIItANDT • Ilespectfu.Uy tames tho ladies of Towanda and vicinity that she will: be ready to Wait .be new stock of Et, AND ViIDITEE I rmr,TNKRY . GOODS, VELVETS, 'SILKS' AND 'SATINS, Together with n full aa'ortment of • FRENCH FLOWERS, HANDKERCED AND. LACE On SATlJEDAY,'Oetober,ist, IS7O. My Satin and Silk Goods are ent MISS E. MUNDT. iit. One door south of Afereur's Bank. .Sc OODS, THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD respeetfullOray that the Establishment heretofore belonging to Ile. IL Mix. shall in tonne be coaducted by Ine, and by strict attention to trust- - mai. 1 hope to merit the liberal patronage beetowed en by lots employee. -Alen, In season. T will attend to the - pruning of grape tines {within thoborerugh). Any one destelug thy senicea can And me at my .• Green iloruti: • JAMES LititTllG: - _ - - RE 'BEST KEROSENE OM; IN town try the ounotity or retail & 1tER6111071., . - CASH PArp JPOR WH.EAT. RYE; . HORSEOI9 10'S BREA D Oats. Mutter, ,Ega; - ,and kind' of country. '; Preparition, ;C. D. PATCH'S. VreducebY ; r9x mutcrir., . FETE, mcn., . gallafactories. op 7s , aoorlir TOIV/LNDA, PENN'A.. S.l at reauced prices .13ZEVEY S. CLARK.. ' -•• - ,-..,-, 4 !,-Stabaj*: '. - • MA RS HI LI. RROIIII4IS 'HARD *ARE ( 4 7 2011 - E4tltrit'S -SR*l3l$O()K, TOWA7II4; PA., _ Is 'the place !,43 buy a dads of EC - AIe ., ID:NV:AraPho • Int iaoh. Wo bay. on Itan4. and arorecohins rpttsE 'I7MNIsiMG :GOODS', 8 7 4 2 F 4 1, OgaSik - WA:no, I, --z-1 A 211:t , Lira %%gm ATisral o. Our Patuts. 01Is, 4o t , stir of ttle: be*, quidlit sad tirtll be sold .yery. km. 'We Ne iseuto, far • the P , lticlAlt'.STil AU: sipg, SEE owilm,z4ria z=iNT). ','The only reliable Flee Proofßee Jmade. Also f 4 ,3:I43?M:iS'S .wALE,s, iCHA.GHTICOSE'POWDER CO„ TEE ' ',SAME% BONE . UPHD.R. , YHOSPE A TE Oterstock of `l l. 7.A.RM Di very- large and ;rnanti.feeterodiut the,Deet zusteriel. . • We: are also prepared to 310 Jublii4 of all Idnds. We are the only agents for the celebrated new \ERE COOKING STOVE,„ 414 e• bent cooking Move in use, and every stove iwurrante,l4o , kivp lealvfneyon. - ' March 10,'78... \ ganatTirer FURNITUREIRELL LOWER ! FROST, • Would4nnotthoeja.the people of Towanda and the nwl utAtahMhurklila m atter this date, his ntagatacent Aceek ' Fvr-~ - _T~REi GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. My clock is complete ntel cousins of PARLOR SUITS, LIBRARY SUITS, DININd ROOM FURNITURE, halD FIHISTIiTHE FOR THE KITCHEN, 1111TTEF:53SES. FIWWO, HEDDESG.HIBRe9et ESTES/110.N BEDSTEADS! My own „manufacture, and werrii,nied EtiPe§ott, will be sold . for lens Wan tap pia& ones pill eost else where. " COMEONE; COME ALL, ...satine fur yourselves. i.ice and be convinced that Furniture is bold cheaper at FROST'S than at any other place, in the world. Country dealers supplied at the lowest market rates. I furnisli COFFINS of oreiT description, lletalic :Burial Cason, Caskets, Se., and bare thn mina , NOIiTIIEIIN tQ - 0141a. June 22, 1670. J l Nirs O. Er.OST WARE-ROOMS. FURNITURE JAMES MAELNSOlCannonnees tO the publlettuit he still contionee to mnintiteture and keep cas• hand a large assortment et CABINET • Manaus, Tables. - Ik4Meads, Stands. Chili's, Sc. of every ileseriptton, which are made of the best mate. vials, and in the moss} workmanlike manner. - I invite thuinspeethib of the public to my Work, which shall nbt be eurpassed - in durability at any shop in the country. and - My prices will be found to be as ,low as the timear.lll admit. Ready made Coffins constantly on Wand or =de l. order. A good Hearse will to turuished when desired. AcAl6, 180. • -N-44W ARIIANGEMENT! Having purchased the BOOT &SHOE ESTABIASEBEFLAI lately voiblturt,l by DAVIS . KEENER. at go. 148 Maln-ag,Tawancla. Pa., would respectfully intone the ptilidia, I hrve just received a Large assort- Mont of LADIES' _LVND ,STYES,! Consisting of • LADIES .GAITERS,_ Of all gradie. Ladies , GOAT AND - LZATIIER. SHOES, UMW:Ft AND cm:UN/Exp ..suo.t.s • Of every variety - , which will be sold liteap for cash. Give him a Taal and satisfyi yourselves that , .ho is ceiling cheaper than the cheapest. I would walesspecild attention to my. CUSTOM DEPARTAI.ENT ! I make to order everything, in the line, of LADIES' AVD .CE e YTLEMEN'S WEAR. - I feel confident, that I can give entire satisfaction. lemploy none but first-class mechanics. I gaarrantce perfect fite, and all troelt, Ware:intuit Repairing neatly and proniptly'dona. Heintionber the N'o. 148 Matti-et., a kyr - doors below the Mons House, Towanda. Pa. :Look out for the alga ofilbe pig Boot. Mr. DAVIS will conduct tha litudnettaaa my Super intendent. ' • .JOHNddelltTlitE. ' Towanda, Pa., Sept. 1, 1820,—tf 11 00 K-BLNDERY.-111E 110 is respectfully informed Usti the Book-Bin dety kw been removed to the Argue Building, third, story, where will be done . soon'-. ifini~tai In all ita videos braurhes, .m terms aareasonabfFit_ "the times" win allow. The Bindery win 1 tsf under the charge of _ H. C. WIETTA.E.EIk, An experienced Binder, and all work Wilibuyroniptiy done in a atylo and manner which ainnotbercid. Music, Magazines, Neuxpapera,Old Books, /to., boiuid hi every vafiety style. Particular attention will be paid to the Baling and Binding, cd BLANK BOOKS, To any desired pattern. whici in qnalltiland dura bility will be warrigited. All work will be readyfor delivery when Prenneed. ...The patronage of the pablia is , solicited. and per. fect satisiadtion guaranteed. Tcmanda. Augusta. llkkt—tf. - , D CLOAK-MAKING, i LN ALL ITS BRANCHES Z:-- -- 't. Al, = '..- em . - ' ti — _ . , .\ - - F-1 c n , ••- 44 P 4 54 , -CUTTING AND PITTING _ IItOIPTL DO E. IMPORTED CORSETS LACES • 0 ' 74 ' • ' • F-4 Q - . • cLi• MRS:, 11.'11. GARVIN, .;:OWE,It PORTER • . Atetettr's 13toa, • .11ALN ... :STREEt. TOW DA. PA Oct. 2.43.1870; • RIMS OF ALL KINDS • AT ?....-:' ,-,44.x.. , ..... 4 , ..': , i.1.1= ,-,.i•.,,_ EEO ummmL. MEI vill be;t'iffered at CHAMBER SUITS, '.ll7 °Y 1:041, SON Is CO., AT 4mi. 7, pia „mu .JOIXTG- STOIO4 Veal:um= awurrr =us.; ccsiss..listS and Phis Meseta. Tcriesteds, I' arra reonallyidelea largob , totbetr dada altinitail ma** Iwo at, constituttng an maegar as slaty. Ombr:big many articles wed' Arts far tosebanksi andully anteetatt WM t s ar .. UN: = O. mints stabs =lip, labiate ull ba addif tiara rirTa l aZi b e tarns =e e ar i T o lltifit( 1 MEDICINfIa t. CH2III, • t • 4110040/1 AND TURPENTINE, . ' 7746* Sad,' wages. wnrii-wesa, ..ialallichads otßrulitm .. _ , - .., : XERQBENE 'dieVo4lZr:1 3 011,3. '' _.....,_,-. - 4 44. ._ - lituntag 71441:1 . -: - ....4.', :7 '7 17142 q7 4 ,P irs — Iv i c lm, 4 1 *P1 8 . - i.I . :.! *M: I44 Whib;• 1 ,0 1 : 0 4,,,: f :I. TANNER'S AND ifAcimmoith, - F.; and ituet Aruelas 1n ill thnirjr;4l;' i ' Roma, sausize, somv. col* '-. ' Pomades. lialr•Dyea, itirosuery, • /4)6MT BOOM PORT MOPTAth, PaketTrnhew..~asara.r :. _TOOT=. SKIN AND HAM PrafTAR&T/ONS. PUIIr. Mai LIQUORS, • • For Medicinal woe,' : TOBACCO; SNUFF, ' PIPES AND ...'Clituu3, Garden, Field and Flower' Seede. Trusses, Sup porters, Suspensories, Shoulder Bracew,• breast Pumps, FeethirtT Nursing- Bottles, '• Maples, NIPPIe Shells and Shields, Syringes, MdPanii, Selt-StraingFrult Jars; Thee , imeneenin,!Flarnaing a Extracte r t Jags. {flies V9Are., Bottles, 'isle. ft' Brick, and Store Blacking ;- Flab ;Ana. , " munition. kr., Botanic. Eclectic and Hcanceprith ic Iredichims, and all the popular Patent jE D' LOIN ES.• t au artilee Warranted as represerited. Persons at A dhitance conleiceire their orders by stage or mall, Which Win receive promptand candid attention. Medical' goloW.gliert gratuitously at - the office. charging only for medicine. • ' tia" Thankful tar past liberal patronage, would ice pecuttOy annaunchto their Mende and the publlc.that no pains &hall be spared to satiety, and meritthe con tinuation of their confidence and patronage.- , gir Open Stindsys for prescriptions from 9 to 10 a.m., and 12 ixt - to 1. and 5 to 6 p.m. • 11. C. POSTER, BON k. Co. July 1,1870,4 r. W• B R'o W N , • 137 M.&131 EMMET, - TOWANDA, PA. IyIiDIiESALE AND RETA)I_4: DIUG-C-2ST~ • The subscriber rerpectitilly announces to the pub. In _general that he has on hand a . Large and well -ft•tw, stock of DEWS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, • PAINTS, • OIL, ,:-. " VARNISHES ' f • WINDOW OLAES;- • .-t -- DYE STUFFS . /tc., ke., - ~.. All the popular Patent Modlcines of thellar. . _PURE WINE AND LIQUORS For Medical ptupcfsem:oolla PERFUMERY. • linbcy and Toilet articles. -Scapa of every descriPtion; • • Thermometers, • • • Bathing. Sargeons, and Common Sponges', * 11rushes, T B ooth Brushes, Dn rising. CoMbs,. Pocket and Fine Combs, Toilet Powder, •' Puff • Tooth Powders. • _Tooth Wasbe,A 4 , '. , and Too Soaps. And other,mticlea belonging to the Drag trade too numerous :o mention,-.47 vying therligencrof the GREAT U. S. ; TEA. COMPANY, OM I AN OFFER GREAT DIDUCEMMTIT., .To purrio.scre of goods In 'noir line Physicians prescriptions and family receipts com pounded by persons' thoroughly competent. at all Lours of the day or.diglit. Thankful for ithe past ltboral patronage, • I re. apertfully solicit's continuance of the same,.pledg ing mystlf_that no effort shall be spared to make my establtshinent second to non in this section. Dr. T. F. Aladin may be consulted at this store as 'heretofore. F. W. BDOW.N. Jan 31. D 470: `f" _ Boots and Shoos G REAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS az SITOMS ISEETI NEW !300 3' AND ' , SHOE - E.TOnEt South cud of Ward EtnISC. The undersigned are recieilng,a large and well ee. stock of -- BOOTS AND SH:OES Si:Utahle for the SITvtlrES .ENI3 FALL TRADE, Which re offer to tot- Cash. Consistiag of GENTS, L li gLA AND CHILDREN S WEAR. SEJYED AND PEGG2D BOOTS 3/ADE I'O (=EL . . REPAIRING NEATLY DONE • AND READY WREN PROMISED Thankful fon past hieors, we solicit a continuance . • ,of tho same, i 34310111. C 1001431313.1). OILIIERT 31. CLAM. Towanda, April 6, 1869. Ponadery aad Ifichine app. FOUNISERY & MACHINE SHOP. The undersigned baring purchased the Foundry and Maclaine Mottlately owned by John .Carman, aro prepared to dAall kinds of work appertaining to their business, with promptness and dispatch. • I'L L GEARINGS, CIRCULAR SAW MI LLS .MAN -DRILLS., And all Ands of MILL IR,9N,g„, 3ILDE TO ORDER. ENGINES REPAIRED, And all wort warranted to give satisfaction SHINGLE MACHINES Of the latest and most Improved kinds manntattured and kept constantly on hand ready for nse. PLOUGHS,' tI HILL. MON A...ND WOODEN 13,E.K2i9 or all kinds CULTIVATORS, CORN PLOUGHS AND PLOUGH POl`' /s Of -all kinds, and the latest inipreeements kept, Constantly ou band. ' ' .CI3URN POWERS, LARGF STbVE CASTINGS CEI LAB qIIATES, SLED s. AND , SLEIGH SHOES, :LARGE AEON KETTLES •nd *ll kinds of endings furnjoited to - March 90.187 J. F. MEANS k OR NATIONt Cu* Mniat. - CL.rftmt autszern. JAY 0,0451101, Chairman NM? D. 00010 E, Vi EMS= W . lITT , Tbe alhan*l 1..1t1e a National 2. It bee pad el .a. /14.02er540w '4. It funialei - lager plate*, for the a. It Is &Salle ene &mom , I A no " posoaty Etwerrueztit.c.o anti; orealeanderatindleg b.r1443,b4.1•1i 17; The polities are plait contracts. to tt mch not. for AO giipth =woe, ; • : aiM • An polidmiarellOn.fOriClPig .2. Th e politint leo exemptfrom. aitallnunt L. k CO.; itackerN,ltnadeilki, B. S. IrPSSEI4 kuzger ELS:DAZE MASON wk. agent,' tot' Towatideand %'fctimitv. , , Jan. 9, 1869. CAILR,-41; •TaNCENT's, INSURANCE AGLVC4 . . ' P . , • . .. .• abelea wrliten In all o/ the rolluwing lovultr au lellable-Companies. LaSBE.B a‘dtled aud pad 4 ~a, ottioe- r,'• AUX' I'ItOPEETY. (Including Lira gita,l dna in town innurectagainit I.ll.fiann,l. PT as well as .I,=r.. e. TZEV`OI/ 1 61ANCE affected in en.' of the fifile.7C: Ler:pit : lnd Seifest COMptirtit'a iu thin tithety. 5 . . • liras' ax.tX.WeFy-alccE. - Confra-•:.Y, Ldadon, England,l ME! ANDEN Ibr 6 T:BANPECO.4/1/r, .. :. i . - CM innuti, Ci.;:,,, j Altiets ":.- ......,Z . ............ ..$1,800,0) , CLEVELAND r.513L11.1.NZE e x ,,,As.„.„ ‘ . , . ~,, cze.re !p ( . ok t . .4 ;. Assettil . M.... 5515 Pa .1 Wroxt4l4EAsccr. etbileayr. ) - ,i • frillialiarre.. la: I- - = . Asqetts, • ' • $2:49:4';-• LAS - CA_=ll WITSiANCE COIMAYT, Lancatte Pa. MO Ctrs Fpxz ;ssrzescz COUP/1" . 4 6 W°.0-.Forin• ". „, vi ,.• • - Notru AmErucAvt.TataimeaCo., :: . :Nsiiriftird, Conn. E=t3 'Asada Fuvros /hug bortnitxcix Coy Arm rua. `, Apzets, • /.4DEMetinisrr Nyetanz ComPANT. - , Aieetp:Eczion. Nam I -" lizwjons. LIYE INEnue...; COMP 17. .Nid York. f AsEats AGBIGATE CAPITAL REPRESENTED OYU. $25,060,000-. Strict 'attention to business, ftr prompt settlement of Losses,, is OUP. 3t0170. Como and try us. - 011Elee on Main street, orlion:to 'Court Iluuhe, stairs. .... Mr. linccrwr at 11.. , renrc Paul: Iv:mn . a. in. tJ.II 3 o'clock. p. tn. , ~.., c '.- • • T. B. CAMP.. r;..t.. NV. a. VIATNE.) - i. l - Towanda, Pa., July 20, I,E:lo.—ly • THE, PENN :3ZITTUAL LIFE . EsISUE4CE &lIIPANY; NO. 921 CMS - I:NIT .STBEET, P1111...1 txcianroaArzp ACCEMTjLATED 01* $3,M0,000 INCOME FOR ”GG.233 DIVID.M;DS ELAVE AVERAGED ANN If .1 LLY ABOUT rA.) PLR CENT POLICLES MSEED ON ALL A.PPROVLD Prenaitithit *nay be paid anuuellror Ifillli,lll:nr.,,iliy or a loan will be wade for part of the afn ;slat. SAMI7EE C. HUEY, SAMUEL E. STOKES, Vice Prred,ut. JOHN W. HORNOIL mud Aceully EL S. STEPHENS, Secretai7. , j1y13. - 704.1 - H. D. SITEAN, (:,next A GUARDIAN MUTVAL • • LIFE INSITRANCE EsC,UP A . NT, NO. 251 BROADWAY, !..:1:71- YOP.II. Potaciza v.: roue': • dstkrrs, ove• ' ' 2.96 ,1 .C.00 Ars. rAt. Lwaxs PAID ' 111 approved forme. of Ponvca Liberal modes (Or paymeut or pretiOnmo,. - nou-furfeitable by their temp. - The entire proOta of thr Cotopany ably among the insured. -' • ANNUAL DIVIDENDS. WALTON /I...PEVILUkIj,,,,,IILthz.fir. WILT HOOIEIL, Vies PILEIDENT. LUCIUS M A,DA MS, Sze's Asp ACro.tay. • PHILADELPHIA REPERENCLS : JAY, COURE & CO., 8.1124.11. ." • DarTv, & Co., Bankers. Jon!: Wooname A Co., Tea Merchania. S. A. AtencEn. Preat. Fartnene, I: Mechanics , . Tab} T. B. PrIT.LEOY, A. RECORD .111-12.70-t1 "" Agent, Towan.L;. daNNECTICUT MUTUAL . nibuRALN - cE c93LPAN . 1. OF HARTFORD. CONK iSSES, MI .117.4nunnui MORE TUA 59,000 Ittgunul.. ° . ASSETS (Juno 1, 16'0) aver . $1..5.000,(X.A. Surplus over $7,000,000. Cd..llMiT TONTDM.II) 111011 40 TO 70 PERCENT Total Claims by Death Isald to date, over i6,0 , ?0,0e0. TOUR DITIDM7DA NW TO DATE. OVER $7.007.0°A A PURELY MUTUAL, COMI'ANY , All ita surplus is equitably divided amonz Le Poi. , s t• holders In, " • ANNUAL DIVIDENDS, • Which may be applied in reduction of Prautilum.tr may be accumulated at interest for the buiaail. : desired, or pay be received by them in Ca.,h. Policies are granted alter two orrzur. years' =Patna, hare been paid, thus prarrxallY _puking ; j • • -ILL VOLICIE:S. .. 1 70-1"-FORFEITLvq. It issues Policies won all .; DESEBIBLeI I 'I.ANS - Ls`sußAN , And has adopteOt its wOrklugs . several : SPEaIL FEATCRES 011.10LiAL'UTTEI THIS COMPANY AND tirrirt 'ED BY :10 OTItrAL IL IL ,Towanda, Pa.. July 22.186'3—tf . Ne,ly . ROUTE TO P.R.M1147 TV. 7. . - • NORTII PE-NNSYLVANLI 11.41L1tOAD Shortest and most direct line to Phi ..telph".4 BA' timoro, St'aishington, and the : South. Passengers by thieroute tale Pennsylvania & New York Itailrea4 train. passing Tcwanda at 7:i3 A.ll. make close connection at Bethlehem with'Ex• press train of North Penn's Itai_rotil. and airive iv Phadelphis at 5:05 P. ii.. I.thou to take; night trains either for the South Or irtst. City passengercars- aro at the Depot ou arrival. et aal tral convey passengers tePthe various .Depots 'ad to all parts of the city. .• gETFININO. Leave North Pen ifa Railroad tkiprit, CoruttiP...trks aud. American strecte. Philadelphia, at 7:U3 A. arrictng at Towanda :SO P. 31.; same eVcif.'ng. Mann's Baggage Express collects and delivt'rs tja gage, office No.:103 South Fifth street, Plill'0.1141.• TV I 3O/17 AcCOIMODATIPM •, . , Freight received at Front and Noble eitre,ti,. POI. dellibia. and forwarded br Daily Fait Freig , oats r t lox q va tu n e ila ,ii rid t all i points in Sig.i c ita i i l la . .ial.-,, , kikF Gen. itgl- P 1 4 1. ( .1... It It., Front and Wilk - IA. , ifil. ',- • 21. 1870. ' . Pniladel Ma. RIP YOUR BUTTER,. ERGS, POULTRY, CIIEESE and FRUITS to rAitmEirs PRODUCE A.S.SOCIAiI&S Mace and Neceiviug Dvpot, 217 New-York. This organization, is au Aesociation or rge-uf•r . for the purpose of-Receiving autt Sidling all kinds Farm FroducC.ou Cominission only. All communications to .the,Asnxi:tion should addressed to S. A...Frurtm.Sc&y.. • '2.47 Wahington rat.. ti. Y. • Shiprir.•.,.; cards may.twitdoinlq by a.,HreAsmt: tie Sett.-c tary, or of E Douis. kn. Who to Itte Traveling .i,detit in Bradford and Stisque , Laura Counties..li ; • F. Llcatarares.. • 11,FannaXD. Vice Frql , • 8..1.Fmrr...r, Seer. • Sept. 22,7 k. =MI Tuiv ANI , A:pL • • •lia,ow,c:o- $2i,,04 LEM OM MEI $1.,,tu0 S: VINCENT
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