IF
6
II
U
- - --2 '-' 'Draining Nri'uras the Boil,- -
1e follewing ex' , 1 t is from a
T—
iize essay on under , . i ".' igjiy Air.
er:
d " nni . ents `ln, re in England
sh,owe that land that had been un:-
der-drained had a to i , perature of 61
degrees ' higher, than similar 'law!!
that had not beim, ander-drained.
hi this country' th- is
m,nch greater in clear weather, -fro th
c i
- the more 'direct rays f the sun. *
An experimeut.that I.niade on' the
.26th'day. of April last .on soil exactly
the j same, except-ii part that had been
under-drained, - Show4tl, a difference
of 13 degrees at a depitt of fonrinch-,
yes, and a little. more at - the surface..
' This experiment made late in.
'the afternoon. .
The thermometerl ad been up to
66 degrees in the shade, but was at
-63 degrees then.. i
That of the drained land was the
same, temperature. that would 'germ
inate Indian corn. - •.
- Subsequent experiments Showed
not . mach difference, as the water
gradually dried upon the underdrain
-
ed Part.V
Thearobability-is that durirg. a
severe drought; when such a soil be
comes thoroughly dried'and cracked,
's it will, the tamperature becomes
the highest, and much "too high; so
much so that it extracts no. moisture•
froth the air during/the ni.,4ht
This -is not So• with the drained
in
1:'d; it aJways Contains some mois
t -e,and undoubtedly extraCts a great
a °wit from" the airia cloudy days
and'ni (Tilts
, .. a
.
Alt,rial in December, aftersevere
freeze, showed a'teniper,ature of - five
klcgrees to six dqraea above freeihig,
at a few inches below frost",
Hor.srs.-ICot many years
ago' a gentleman of South Adams,
Mass., owned a .pet - span of horses
and a numerous farlily," who were al-.
so pets, as avery- living t03.1,g under
his protection. j
The district school-houle• was; a
w i de_ off, over a, bleak road in a very
seowy country.
' These horses, wh n colts, were ac
customed to carry and fetch the
children,. and after a. while were in
trusted 'With - the whle-business. Af
ter beingi hitched up o the old •lum
ber box sleigh, they would, " of their
own.free will," trot up to the farm
• houSe door, receive ; jsome half dozen
or more children, in great_ glee
would "pile in" among
.buffalo Skins
and blankets. .
Then these horses, vithout drivenl
or guidance of any (kind, would start
~off briskly, -go to ithe school-house;
turn•uP- i to.the door, wait for the chil
dren to tumble ou4 then make their
turn carefully (and return ,
At night they w,dre sent alone Pr .
their load again, and would turn uP
tci the school-house door, grid wait
patiently for the cLildien.
This business was -done by These
- ..horses for twenty , years, and their
kind master kept them until old age
oarried them off.— //ztr,Ditnib Arvin als.,
. , ,
,11an3.-11 your , ens have been well .
• 1 eared. for thuS far, hey winnow co.
~- .
. men cc laying. See rn
to. it.' .I..i'at they
-.. have warm and coMfortable quarters,
::leuty of calcined (bones, lime, - coal
ashes and charcoal Give them scraps
of refuse malt andbundance of other
food ..and water, a Ahey will. make
7. 4
~ 1 1 proper 'return 4 therefor. We 'aro
1 hot of the number o ithose who have
L I unbounded ! faith 'L. rtrnes to be de
rived. from this sot ce... - But if they
1 ca ever be expo ted to make - agry
) (x
~ pr fitable returns, n _-: is a the' time
i .
--...-!..-whon eg, , ,, , ..tii:e so 1 ' and fresh ones
- :..u,) digre g ltl 9 #3Focite. ,Try them.
Dosa:,Cexpegt thirty or forty hens.
...,- ..- . t ...,-
to lay in' .onyest
,r box. ::- They may
-- •
sometimes . N a'.it .1 r — their turn like
.- persons it the po. t office or barber's'
... shop,;-still they fi d it somewhat in, ,
convenient. ' Thelact '' ; farmers are
. too careless- abmit m ing suitable'
pro Vision for thO cprn rt and conven- -
iaieo of their fowls. ', ey are left to
stilt for themselveis. Such treatment
js Very poor economy , .. The hens seem
+ - Ito get diScouraged'and do as they are
--- dope by. Don't ! expect everything!
-., _ wl i ien you give ,simplynothing. . !
-.PLowI.N . Q.„- 7: lt should boa rule that
li'e=tracs fo „Ehe gears: of the team
I..)e'xt§ short as' possible, with-.
oiit' in di the,fre4dom of the step
of. the
,iorses, for the nearer they- are
to'tlie pOint of the draft,the less force
. ,
will be re:quired t draw. the .plbw.
, The iall4'horse will walk in the.far
row to beep the' double-iree as level
. - as:Possi
, le,and the foam must be kept
1 1)
,6Mg a l as regularaind 'smart i.a gait
.1. as the nature of the work will' admit;
they alio this better f anar , edond the
draft till -belightett an ° if walking
• iow,t frnd by . due •at '-ntion - to• this
. particnlar, heavy soil will cling less
.• to the plow, and - the.•operation -will
seem pleaSaut :a pd fret- , There •is a
- c..rtain taste in Tlowin :.4. as well as
; Many otherithing,s, a•s 1, of tact ac.
:gnireddlv instinct, and t slight move
, . ment of the hands will - e p the plow
..: i right, while a':-.;.wei-ving, clumsy plow
- • . man,- without perceptio i;will be con
stantly letting the plov, with every
unsteady. movement , o . the horses,
. run Onf r 'aud into land, iid male.bad
Work- - -. • •
•
WAopss.—The lar4e the wheels of' ,
, a vehicle are, the lighte - be the
-. draft, and besides lard z, wheelS pro
, duce less•friction, becnrise their veloc
ity is less. Small Wheels will sink
• deeper in the moist earth than largo,
'wheels, but there is nO. good "reason
why tht hind wheel of a wagon
shouldkbe higher than the front
wheelst, By hiving the hind wheels
highe4 the inclination forivard- of ‘
the line of traction would press the'
load .into the • earth, consequently
' there would e inereased . diffmtilty in
. drawing it. •tk..W.agort Withoiifaur-inch
• (ire the-grog idonly about
one-fourth as deep as-:'-two-isieli = tire:
It is much bettpr to grease every day
if the - axle ,should wear out -- Sooner
and require to be renewed - again. ,
• „
How i.o . PVD BiT.s.--;-Bees may be
fed in boitlist•es as follows:
• Boretive..or three holes in the top;
,Fet on shallow- dishes ziintaining the
nixed with shaVings .or cut
, traw, to;keep the bees from drown
: alia'egyer the whole with a close-'
_iittingbox, so, that no beeß can get in
throtigh The hive. In of
La-ovable. frames, the combs may_ be
oat aiid held at, for,
• f,rtv-li ' -degrees, and ,t1.1.! - 2 : -J,ioney or
-
:,yrup poured through alhit:botttxted
tii.. dish with sonle . t.'Wenty sinalitholes
the bottom., into
tdde . i_ fillad, the ..-Coiabs
turned,. and the process . re
- the other side. '••
•
j'4,2 urake 43Tatigt
411=1- kliriFig
Clathiag.
NEW .FIEUL
BOBS & FOOT.
• •s•
. Val the andaraigniid, lannid ratalKaatal 2 7 bacitin
the citLier.a of Towanda and 'Wally. we dp hereby
proclannabat our atonic of •
Comp* ibing Gircrything 12/ ilto line 13.1
' i -
C
IOD
FTIP I WUNG °
GE
• ' ," * - gua t i " zur "
• '1 •
1•11
DEAD EII, CE&CHILLA, PCcS.E.M. ASI)
•
CIESSIXIing
O . V WRC T S,
and all of the Latest style: of
COATS s PATS, AND VESTS
And all ot tt)o Latost Styles of
HATS,'
'Which will be sold at web veatte4 prices that it
kill astonish the community.
.Come to the stem of ROMIPM.D & WOtFF and
examine our goods: and prices before purchasing,
And satisfy yourselves. We gwomntee all to. give
entire satisfaction. We arethardlnt to our unmet ,
ous customers andlrienda for their past liberal pat
ronage and solicit a continnoe alto same.
110SENFIELD it W 01.17,
• 13:5 mens . : STREET. tORINDA.
feta'7l 1- (Next to Fin k lifaxcar's).
THOSE .GETTING THEIR
CLOTHLIG MADE TO. ORDER,.
Yon shOtdd - study two things. }Mat, to
GET THEM WHERE yritszciAss cLarnuto
18 MADE
Secondly,
-
WHERE" THEY ARE SOLD Gums
And in order to b 2 able to sena good article cheap
the merchant Viola understand his business, and
know how, where and what to buy as a practical
_
,mart.does; and a
PRAT TAILOR
In all I.)rax4tea I profess to be, having had
Yt4RS EXP'enTrN6E
In the busizeou = nave been a cutter in some et tho
beat honsce in
NEW YORK CITY.
•
•
I do my - own buying, seMng and cutting, mad
divide my profits with no man, so that less of it
do—had withiow rent and other expenses in pro
portion, thus making the Colt of carrying on the
business very small.
rin Ting the stb9ceyoi will I*? wilLit*tOt
I CAN SELIJ b ooks - - cralA PER
.
. . .
Than Men following ,the bassinets, andChaving no
knowledge of it themselves, have to employ °dims at
large salaries to attend to ;it, and customers must
pay accordingty—aii they: like myself, . .
DO BUSINESS TO LIVE BY IT
If yon donbt tlio abovo statement, by convinced
by ce !Lug on r
Merchant. Tailor. Bridge St., Towanda, ra.
5im..10.'70
143iliner7.
ATTRACTIVE SALE.
•
I will offer. for Palo, st cost, for the next 30 days,
"WHITE AI:s.ZIY COLORED 111LIII.k.Arj
TINES, ORGANDTFS, SASH—
ES, RIBBONS, VELVETS,
FRENCH COUTILLE
CORSETS,
•
F.AN'CY GOODS,,
REAL . A:ND IMITATION'
VALENCIENNES LACES,
' Also the New and Elegant
‘IDiILCHESSE LA,CE,"
For Trimming Emma
1 Ladies call and see the greatest bargains In these
gots.l.s-ever offered in this place.
MM. EL E. GARVIN.
jar. 11, 1871.. Mercer's Block. Towanda,
Tl' . . J. ,E.LNGSLEY,
.Wishes to inform the Ladies of Towanda arid vicinity
that she keeps constantly on l iand,alarse supply . of
I.JLII-
'
NERY
•
Goods, nitable to the. season. Thanklnb her pat
rons for their liberal patronage heretofore, she as
. Aires them that no exertions will be spared to en
sure a continuance of the same. She also has a fine
selection of •
HAIR AND FANCY GOODS,
1 SLch xis
Linea Collars,
. Cuffs,
- Trandkerchi(fs.
- Rem! Laces,
Corsets;
•
&c. '
1 have also reoprqied, in connection with the above
my DE MS „NAMING establishment, and I am now
prepared to do
CUTTING awl FITTING, '
in the laicat fashionable styles - on abort notice
Entrance next door to Fox Iterates, upstairs.
Jan:22."4.
—t— ,
li
'E I.V ..'N I. L L INER 'X :
• •
• - MRS. J. D. HILL .
Wotd call the attention =of the public to her large
stock of
- S - Ew-
. FALL AND WINTER
IIILLINERT GOODS,
.....
•
Directly from New Tork city, of the very . .
LATEST STYLES,. • -
All-of ultich will be "sold CHEAPER than any place
%,..
in Towanda, comprising - • _
1101dETS.and RATS, ~ --
I,AdES, .
-,
, CORSETS, ;7-
- •,:
• i - . ~RID GLOVES, •
. ~ .
f :-,, 4 arwEuty. .
.MRS. J. D. SILL. _
First door eali of Iliarahall' & Ridgeway's /led,
.White and flue store. fridge at.
. Sept. 29,10,._ .
SATURD4Y, OCTOBER 1a,1870.
2
'MISS 1111-A3BYT
.RdsikrtialtY luforras the ladies of Towiulai 'mad
rietnity that she will be ready to exhibit he new
AWE 9f ,-*
FALL ANI3 0 WOTEIt
MILLINERY GOODS,
VELVETS,' SILK I S AND SATINS, .
Together with n fall tir.sorfinent of
FRENCH FLOWERS,
HAND
on B&Tunp.sa, October Ist. 1870
My Satin and Silk Goods are eat biasing.
MISS E. MUNDT. .
. One doe south of ldercur's Bank.
ippi. 22;70
VENTEMIiERTHAT FOX & MEE- t
I i, c u lt k st eitailing all /duds .4 I .4mc:aislf it
I,stipAnt dikAli in town. (14)0,14
ease dam._ kr0x.5.,14/e
b LLENUYI IiEUCUIL
~.
EMLOPES
NEW-TOM PAPERS
SCIIOO BOOKS
OEM
PESS, ;M4 STATIOXILT LND
' s I PlcTvazs
BLANK, iBOCIES
YANKEE NOTIONS.
Toward& Nor. 19, 1868.
THE
. .
SEWING HACHINEi
ililachi#o, which 14s beei7t
used' for the last five years in the
West, and is now introduced for the
first time in this section.
and more quietly than any, doing the
lightest well as the heaviest work
done on any Sewing Machine.
AL' AIM INVITED TO CALL AND . : BEE. IT
BE
Half 'Case - - - $7O.
-•All Machines have 331ako's Paten
Tal4e.
(
Bl.krr & CO., Scranton, Pa.
E ASE •ANDhIOOMFOIIT
BLESSING OF PERFECT SIGHT
There is nptbing ad valliable as perfect sight: . and
perfect sight can only be obtained by using •"
PERFECT SPECTAOVES.I
ItY /1-AnRIA.
AICD LACE-COLLARS,
i'ookizimitlkitlineiy.
FOR 1871
---
MEI
" DOMESTIC"
LOCK STICH
Tat; " DOMESTIC " is a Shuttle
It runs faster than most, easier
Plain Machines - $65.
Ageuta wanted in unoccupied territory. Address
For salo by
TAYLOR k GORE.
Younda".
•
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A. k: ELNNEa.
Athena. Pa.
ACKLEY. LLOYD & BLOIS= .
—ly Wyaluting.
- - -
EKE
EEO
Tho difficultj of procuri6g which is well known
• , MESSRS.. LAZARUS /7. MORALS,
°CCM:I,S7S. AND OPT MANS;
HARITO, coxsEcricut
,13'fANUFACTIMERS O THE CELEBRATED
PERFECTED 'SPECTACLES,
Have, after years of exPerienco, experiment, and
and the erection of costly rnachliery, been enabled
to produce that aItAND LiESIDERATC3I:
PERFECT SPECTACLESI
Which have been sold with uniiinitad satisfaction to
the vrearers in the Western States during the put
fifteen years.
Those Celebrated Perfected Spectacles never tire the
eye, and last many years without-change! '
Mee Kra. TAZARIS & MORRIS 'have appointed
JULFS•IIUGUENIN, dealer in Watchce and Jew•
niry. te their Both agent for Towanda, Penn'a, and
victual. • April 14, 1870.
REPORTER JOB PRINTING
0 7 1 -a -1 I 0 EJ
I
. _ .
Having recently added greatly to our to liriee, we .
are now prepared to do all kinds of
.TOF tEINTING
AT
LOVER PRICES
BETTER STY__LE
- • • - 1
Than any establishment In
NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA
CALL AT '
THE. REPORTER OFFICE
- AND
'ENMELNE SPECIMENS.
CENTRAI MARKET.
The subscribers still continue, to keep constantly
on hand a full and complete assortment or every
thing pertaining to their business. corisistingmain
,
7 1 J of
BEEP, PORK;TRESH AND SILT
' SUGAB CUBED HAMS, • '
. `+c,
MUITOti. BEEF, i • TAMIL
VEAL. > porurni,
SAUSAGE. - ' LARD. -
EOLOGIs.ZA, I DBIED BEEF,
.
' TALLOWY. &c., .tc.
F
S • _SI.
FRESH FROM, THE LIKES.
VWOII 4 :D:W.6I I IIVAM I /3141 . 1
In their season.
Parties wishing Oysters in large or small quanti
ties will be furnished on short notice, at the old
stand, Cmrraat. Ifutzwr, Alontsnye's BlOck, Brat
door north of Dr,Portcns.
cep. o,Stuxx,l EELLL% & SITLLOCE.
•
THEO. MULtOCK. j
Feb. 24, 1870-tf.
•
FIRST .. .NA,TIONAL . B4N - K,
OF TOWANDA
CAPITAL
SURPLUS FL-SD
This Bank offers UNUSUAL FACILITIES for the
transact:l6u of a
GENERAL BL.V.4''ING BIUSINESS„
INTEREST AID ON DEPOSITS ,ACCOIIDEiG TO
i n .ter4)6m.liazyk,4
SPECIAL Cau GITI TO TILL COLLECT ON of ICOTE3
AND Crtxci&
Parties wishing to SIM MO NET to any .pat of the
United State.., England. Ireland. Scot/and, or the prin
cipal citiet and towns of Europe, can hero procure
drafts for that purricee. . .
I'ASSAGE TICKETS
To or from the Old connta7, bx best sthatinif ar y Bail
in.; Unes, alwaySsin
ITUOUGB2' OYER AT =DUCE.' RASTA.
MOM Prkeraid,for US Bonds, G# 01 Saver
K 11. 611 TI S H. Presicient. N. N. NETTS, Js.,
Towanda, 4.nrie2t. 1869. • Cashier.
QICEIIP AND MOLASSES CHEkp
LI at - FOX & WESCUIVB.
POYAL BARING POWDERS. at
. COWELL k MTEIII3.
HORSFORD'S BREAD
•Pscp,ration .at - \ C.' B. PATCH'S. .
COWELL Si MIRE ARE hi:ELL-
A./ Ing TEA very cheap.
''~`L
TALtFIDERSIGNICD, HAVING
Pil r bilesa 411 0 1/11/ "*" li .‘A„,
. RAT- pA.Tat,' •
la Os km eta a. Mali iii now tootonti
•
to mot to tho t Minns Of Ittadibrd Omit, sag vklsii•
iv* urge sae van sascaa dock of
,
GROpERIES,
I hsTe inifituied for - Claals. andleticoisadait
• I
•
ENE
that I out sell at as low Agana as eau be iscrobated
elsewhere. I now of:feria thepoblles splendklatock
TEAS, COMES, SUGARS,:
13:TARCII."8IL8ELLTUBOSPICES. to.
give in haod large Wok of
AKEQNI FLOUR, GM]::MI DO
I keep ocetsbatli °eland. PORK. HAMS, WAD, aid
of Enda of 17811: .ycio,3ll call the atteattott.of the
Be -
publle to oar curt e Deat
STOCK OF TOBACCO,
In 0410 or prim Jesse OnkreraCelebilllNlLaa"
dry. New York Clusolcal and mown Soap.
PLUM call ond examine me stock of
MI
Forgo osuntomat of YANKEE NOTIONS; TOILET
BOAI'B, ke. I will 'pay the highest cash price be
COUNTRY •PRODUCE
Farmers, give us a call before selling elsewhere.
• C. B. PATCH.
ell warns hobbled to thelste firm will plasm. WI
and make $m . Wet rarn&tt.,
Towanda, Mardi, 12,1861
GROCERY :AND/ PROVISION
&• MIX.
FAMILY ) 6110C\r,RI-El3
'PROVIS
NEW .11.1.,,0CK, TONIirk:MA, PA.
We do not deem it neccesarY to enumerate all the
diferent arneles we keep. • Our assortment Is •
ALWAYS COMPLETE.
FIRST--CLASS GOODS
dash Dahl far Farmers rroduCe.
- JAMES Mcf!AI3EA
' HARRY MIX.
'March 1, 1870
PEOPLE'S.
soon cowszu raraDdi AND 'La= srar-rrs.
GROCERIES AN - E)it PROVLSIONS,
Which will Iro sqld &I :the luwcat posiibla prices.
CODFISH,
WI
FIMIT OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
MODERN STONE .WAREs
FLOUR, FEED, ATE A Tl, RAIN, &Co
Bring,'on your produce, which wo pay castifor
A constant supply of Ashton Salt, all sized churtia
Slitter Fitting, Tubs, k.c. • •
Pfcsase Call arid look through our stock, and we wil
do pur best to please you. W. A. ROCKWELL.
Towanda, April 2S, 18P.
L o K-,11 ER E !
COWELL & MYER,
At the old stand of nIIAICHAT.I: k CCAVTILL, are new
recoiling Largo and well selected stock of '
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Which they offer to cub buyers at prices titt
competition.
Cub paid for all kinds Farmers' Produce.
.April 21. 180—tf.
W : Y. A L II S G.
Having leased the Storehouse and coal fixtures
belonging to the !deism. Welles,' Ironic: notify the
citizens of; Wyalcuring and vidnity that ne will keep
constantly on hand a full stock of
EGG, SWVE. t..uziSt,'T, PEA AXI• SABCLAY
IN ma OR BY THE B&RREL.
- 4
.. $125,000
.. 40,000
DI SACKS, BBLS., AND BAGS
PLASTER AND ;KEROSENE OIL,
I
Which he will be pleased to supply them with at
reasonable prices. Note but the ass? Quay EIT at U
be offered for sale, consequently cannot fall in giv
ing entise satisfaction and meeting the wants of the
community.. '
• 1
On delivery, and for entry description of
FARMER'S PR 4 OIttrOE,
Or fates In excla=e for Coal. f e in;!, San, Plaster.
CemeA 1 9 a er°W9B
• DI DIOYT, , u
my agelt, trllT%llleraya be
at the Warabense to attend to mudontera.. •
Wyahming. Aug. 10, 1870. I
riIHE BEST FRUIT JARS IN USE
A. at ' Mir&
. ,
DYE DO., BUCKWHEAT DO
'OODEN WARE.
o. B. rkitiL
Srl'ORM.
Wholesale sad llelail•Dealers in
=~ ,
We sell nothing but
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE,
A new and complete 4 - foci of
MACKEREL,
HERRING,
PORK,
MUTTON,
HAM,
Y.l=, NOTIONS,
DALRYMEN, ,
C. 'W. CLAPP
L
L I E;,
A
C E E• N T ,
CASE PAID FOR GRAIN;
=IN
Effl
lEEE
V
gi
X
A co.= -
til
' - gt
i !
1 g
y
4
, t 4
- b'o
(1)
KEE
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Ar, .
ERI
TAYLOR & GORE,
Are now opening their new,Spring Stock at
CLOTHS A !It D CASSThLEBES,
Consisttfig et ail the latest styles of ?aside:table
COATINGS, smignics, (v. &C
Which they are prePilred to make up In any style to
snit thelictudomore, on abort notice,.
Also s splendid new stock of
READY- 7 tf -APE • CLOTHING,
Which they are selling cheaper than ever
II_A.TS 8z CA.PS,
AD
GINT'S 'FURNISHING GOODS,
A new and full Jinn it all the latest styles.
Always on hand and in great variety.
TUX LATEST AND IntllM. • sr 1 4 111 01
NECK TIES, BOWS, &C
t Also the Sew Patent
AVINDO-W UMBRELLA
All or any of our Goods will be sold as
CHEAP FOR CASH
La any In tho market.
Call and look through our stock
Towanda. April 21. 1870.
I.; 041
ira-Ttils space belongs to E. SCHWARZ, dealer in
Clothing and Gent's >•'nrnishing Goods. He is so
buisy'selling Clothing that ho has not time to write
am adSOrtisernent.
§ tt §i
kA DISPATCH JUST RECEIVED.
GLORIOUS NEWS FOB CTIIZSDF TOWANDA
•
AND *MITT : •
•
Therels constantly being received at the "TEMPLE
OF FASHION;" a large stock of
'SPRE'C.G AND SUMMER: GOODS,
which have been, purchased for cash, at reduced
-prices. and will Deltoid to cash buyers at lower rates
than ever before offered in Towanda. Ifystockcon.
sista in part of
•
- KM'S'. BOYS' Amp YOUTH'S CLOTTING,
•
BLACK., mows LND 113.11•131 gm;
Flip DRESS OCIA'iS, CASSINI= BUTTS,
Coats, Pants. Vfittsiand. White 'Linen Duck Snits,
alse Osage vattetT of
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
EATS, CAPS. SUSPENDERS , NIA TIES,
•
_ • WWI ANDAZNZR cot:Ass,
of the latest styles and fail:dons. Remember the in.
dneements 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 respectfully invit=
ed G. give rue.a cell before pnrchsaing and convince
yourselves.
IL TACOBB..
,No. 14 Main-et.. Beidlernan's Block,
'Towanda. Pa.
Kir Cash paid for Hides and Pelts.
GOLD
. S= CO-MING DOWN t
pan JITZZ/ TILT 4/3 a TEC
GROCERY & PROVISION
ire ricr. being
. offered at
CO)V.E,LL. k 31YER'.5
at priors that cannot tall to satialtr alDthat they ars
determined not to be Undersold by any one. They
bane 'enlarged their. Store by` botlAir”g so that they
now hem room for the fresh supplies that are daily
received by them.. They hare connected with their
store &Market where they now keen fresh meats to
sell by the quarter or piece, ens a full supply or Gro
ceries and to which they would mill the
attention of all °ash buyers. Come and examine one
Goods andPrit%L ime ieforer purchasing and mild}
yourselves. • We 'an goods to ere emiro
todidaction. . We are thankful to our =Ammo foe
their past liberal patrtmage and solicit a continuance
of the same. COWELL k
Dec. 20.1869.
TRY OUR TEAS AND COFFEE,
COWKLL k XIX&
Z UNDBRY k MAIM= SHOP.
reds+ tici2"l42
thirbeftwk with promptame sad lIMPOINGS•
71.11/ 4 /. GEABIZSGS,
OIROtriAB -MILLB,I
,o ,
_-,
.11111.1
MAN.
Aidan *inapt
MILL IRONS
MADE TO mop.-
ENG v 5.: REPAIRED,
Aot‘ all work inrissited to givo 1114116CUOM
'SHINGLE MACHINES
Otitis faked and moat l ' arpeared kinds m►naeicheed
and kept consisolir on bind ready for ate.
CZ
z.
'
td .
;CI
CO
I ) :LOIIGHS,''
SIDDMILL. INON AND WOODEN DEAiIS
CITLTIVAWRS, CORN• PLouGHB
PIi3OUGH POINTS
Of all Inch. and Ales latest intpreSentents teat
constantly on hand.
catrßN POWERS,
LAitelE AND SMALL SIZE.
STOVE ;C•AST7INO'S
SLED AND ST ! ETOH SHOES;
And all - kbatis of castings fttpilatted LO
Starch 30, 117 J. Y. MEANS k" 0.
B-MADOD fft .
Still contilana to manufacture their odebiated,
!HORSE POWERS •&
CTYAIs.rEIiS,
and will yell a better =chino, for leas money than
can he had eLsewhere in the worl,L We claim for
our machines that: they sr,IU do ai moch, - or more,
than any other, and are 'more durably built, IWo
personally superintend oar work and are that it la
well down. We will!eend
DISCAFETIVS CATALOCILIT.S, •
of our machines, on application.
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
One of ?we ilorm iIIZESHER id SZPL:RATO,p.3.
and CLEAXERS.
- FANNINg
, C11:11CULAII AND man ills- arms, i
SAW AND GEIST . MILL work done to Order.
Give tut a call before sea Chasing elsewlicre,./' 1
'Va 3 - 00 scraoacryta `swalux
, .` . ooo I
•
Aug. 2, ISO. • •
NEW CAEXTAGE, I FACTORY 1
On Pine, betwoen Main and iiieornisl, Streets, back
of 0. F. Marti is Co.'s 131.nt;,-
lIT A NItY STOLEN & CO., 1
Itesix€thilly announca to Lis fri.,alsaa4 p%traaa,
tlrt tLhatre baatja
NEW DEICE. CA.Eit i IAGE FACTORY.
where they TU eongWatly keep on hand a full allaort
'rued of
TOP.AND.OPEN tZGGEO,
inarriso SULKS, ♦\'D SKELETO.*S,
M* of the beet material and , linieb.ed, in the best
city style, ilia long experience in city Carriage
Factoricagivcs them a decided advantage ocr Others
Finish, Style and Durcibi!it!),
of his Wagons. All they ailk`i is an
INSPECTION OP MS WORK
previous to purchasing elsewhere
ALL WORK WARRANTED To & J IVE PERFECT
/
it
Thankful for the libtral I , atronafze fcianei,lY "ex
tended and respectfully ask a continuance 'el the
=
r.r.r.uumo rnommy ATTENDED TO
Temanta, May 24. Ih7o.—tf
EW' PLANING
.MILL:
The undersigned having built a large and .c 4 o . =no
diens Mill in the Borough of Tosraiidloind titled it
with the most umd-rn and improveit machlntry, for
the manufacture of
WLYDOW SASH AND BLINDS.
1 .„ •
•
Are prepared to fill erdertt, whether large c;r! stain.
%ion thp shorte.t. notice. We' have also a largi. va
riety of MOULDINGS, of the latest style and pattern,
which we can furnish much cheaper Win they can be
worked ty baud.
PLA,N-LS(.I.
1
SNWING.
And all other work pertaining to .loinerr, will be done
Le omit our
Persons building. ind net lirin more than twelve
to four'teen miles distant; will find it largely for their
Interest to buy of us. or tieing their lumber and have
It worked by our machinery. Bring your grixt of
Flocrring, or other lumber. and while your team is
feering, have it ground out and take it home with
yon: -
*o will ray CAST! for PINE .ND HEMLOCK
LCSIBEB delivered at our lumber yard. Come • ayd
•
see Us. or if yoa can't come, write.
Towanda. Feb.. llifet. L. B RODGERS k CO.
QTEANI FURNITURE MANU
)J FACTORY._ : • . •
Tho subscriber is now nasunfa.luring all kinds o
F TrIZ, N" ri" Pi Me
- His facilities are unequaled by any manufacturer
in northern Pennsylvan.a. The machinery is the
latest Ind best. hone workmea of experience
are employed., Ile has a Aral rims Carveremployed
and is prepared to :411 orders far eareizi,gs on short
notice. All kinds or
LL'3LDED T.VEN;Ii EXCILtNGE FOIL GOODS.
100,003 reef of .2 inch Maple. Birch or Beach
plank. and also 1 inch Copunbt,r and Basswood 'lum
ber wanted. Addresi
_ .
Dec. 13, 1870.
BOOK.BINDERY.-THE PlTB
he is rea•pectraly informed that the:Book-Bin
dery has been remottxl to the Argus Dni:ding. third
atom, where will toideue
-•B 0 -
In allitdarions branches, an terms as reasonable u
"the times" 101 allow. The_Bindery will be under
. .
the charge of
An experienced Binder. and all work will be promptly
done in a style and manner wfdeb cinnot be excelled.
Music, 11, 41 1 xilica• NowrPaPertOld Books, ke., bound
in every variety of style. Particular attention will be
paid to the Ihillng and Binding of
To my desibe re war ranted.d path:TN-wile* in quality sal dui*:
bilit7 will
All work will be ready for delivny when pionlisel.
The patronage of the Imitate is solicited, and per
fed satisfaction guaranteed. ^
•
Towanda, August 2. 18 . 66 Ltf• •
11 - 1119ELIST—CASCADE MITX,S .,
. -
, •
'Flour, best quality, 'per sack 2.. • $2 12 i;
8.; hundred lba ...... ..!... 425
- " " barrel .... 8 50
• Custom grinding' usually done at once, as t) ca
pacity of the mill a sufficient for a large trnoatt c f
sort. U. B. niqatia. '
Camptolrn. July 23, 1870. -
THE BEST KEROSENE OIL fl
JL town by the (nudity or retail at '
FOX & 111:123101t103.
C °l4'lelj2
' TEA, SUGAR,, FISH,
wholesale and retaiL
July L • • 346XISE &
Of an kinds.
1 AND
CELLiit QIULTI;9.
ILSEGE IRON KErzt,Es
TOWANIJA, PE `'A.
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
PLATFORM WAGONS,
B_47ISFACTIo-V
at rEcluictl prices
STUL.M4
S. CLARE.
TONGUELNG.
GROOYLNIG, '
AND SCT.OOL
INDllidl
11. C.
hL.klnE noOss,
3 j *lt 13.H . AL L - 13 . 1i 1 1 0 T HESS
HARDWARE': ETORH,
MERCIIIVS NEW BLOCK,
L the place to buy all kinds pt
A...12#: 177 A 13•• E
loor cash: W. bins on !and ond are imoiying-'
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,,
•
• •
14.INDS. I • GLASS. 111111.
• •
OD. LEATIIZU DELTI O.
Our Yards. Oils. he., are of the beat veld* and
will be sal very low. We aro also agents for the
AMERICAN STEAM SAFE,
gUIUSOIIIt% PAT
. •
111? only reliable Fire Proof,Blite;:made. 4.150
FAIRBANKS'S SCALES, ,
scHAtariacoKE POIMER, CO ,
1-
SIIPHER PHOSPHATE
•
• Our stock oti •
f ria\l " Ar.A.B.olll
Is . very ftrgo and mannfaotnzed oid of tho 114!
Wo are also prepared to do Jobbing a all kinds.
We are the only agents for the celebrated new
-
rAmm.E .COPIIpIG: STOVE,
Il+a best cooking, Move in nee, VA every sieve
ire:vented to pro setWaction. March 10, 10.
PERSONS DT SEARCH OF
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
JULE_S HIIGTENIN,
JEWELLER 'if: . SILVERSMITH,
•
iIERCCR'S NEfr:40C.6.7.79- I
ANDA, PA
. • •
Le constantly regvichli pAlitionn to his stock. of
goods sultabl s ? „ fur r7sents, such as
DOTES' WATCITES;
11.11ERICA.N WATCHES
• r SWISS WATCHES,
of all descriptions. Also n,selected assortme of
4
" _ -
GOLD CII.A.n.S; FL\.
M 777 "F.
- .
CLOCES OF ALL STYLES i 11.0.11 TUE CHEAP
EST TO 7.II£I)ST. • '
. -
GOLD, SILVER AND STEEL SPECTACLES AND
EVE-GLASSES to fit a17 . C3 - 641.7. of impaired 641,14.
•
NEW PATENT ACCIMODATING SPECTACLES.
Ily . tbie patent I am enabled to exchange Glaseea at
any tine without extra ieliarge. Call and see.
CLOCKS. WATCHER -Alil3o JEWELRY REPAIRED
AXD ~ W =LLICTEX)
Towanda, Dee. A. MO.
MONT.ANYES,,
STAPLE'S FANCY DRY GOODS,
GnOCrallES, •ClLOaalrf,
BOOTS, SHOES, SHOE FINDp:G
i Leather, Hat?. Caps. tint;irellaa,
No. 105 data FL, corner of tke rul?lic Square
utayl9.lb7o
A. PETTIS & CO.,
JO.
Have put rtettrea a tres . h atecii of
. FALL GOODS
In their line, bon4lit in Near Yqrk and Philadelphia,
at prices that warrant them In 'baying, that they will
sell as . ,
CHEAP . AS THE CUE.UIEST:
,Their gt4,ckeonsi,3ta t o Donitsec aad t other
DRY GOODS, -
liontßy,
GLOVES,
MILLINERY DEPAIITII:ENTi
a thoroughly turula?rd with the
LATEST FASHION . S AND 1;E14.:7T . coops,
For the SCSEO2I
Old ladies
CAPS AND HEAD RIGS
Constantly on band
gf.pL 29.'M
IMPORTANT -TO ALL WHO
-1. VALUE TEEM SIGHT I • .
The sight of the aged-asaff , W. the weak strengthen-*
ed and the perfect preserved.
PIIIL.ILDELPrfIA OPTIC - SL LNSTITUTE,.
T. I. LACZY.
Wyalusing. Pa.
CONCAVE CONVEX, CRYSTAL LENSES, LONDON
' 6I4OIEXD AND TCCInFiD °LARS YOE ALCM Oa IN-
The Concave Convei Crystal Spectacles, made by
the above inatituto are now along time before the
public, and the rapid and increased demand for them
combined with the universal; scknowledgmtnt of
their dearness In vision and else •to the eye, shows
plainly that they are' superior to any other glasses
in the market. • ! - -- . . •
.The,majority of 31es, (mostly Imported) and
no matter bow fine frames, .contain. but a poor
and worthless article f glasses, (generapy cast or
mail to they are mad to be sold WI, without
efteceleulation roe - benefit to the eye, and.
therefore the great omp ant of parr and- weak
eight. -Thedserids using glasses.ncrw which - tare
and fatigunthe eye, w ere tne. objects get dim after
abort pave, or mini an intensely strong light
and therefore destroying the eight, which.. Were they
properly suited, would be preserved a life time. ,
The advantages claimed' for the Concave Convex
Crystal (}lasses are the following: •
The Leases are meld of the best material, pure
and hard, and made only for optical purpose*, they
are therefore not liable to get , scratched or dim.
They confer a kwillianey exidAistinetness of vialon
not found in any other glees. ' .
They can be used - Maly well _by day ofatndle
light without tiring or • the eyes. •
,They are grbund mathematically qua in, thee, con
cur e,.conrex mirror, according to the philosophy of
netnre, and shape of cornea •of the eye, therefore
assisting nature only instead of forcing it
arecentered correct into the ea.
i ta;:l ".
That the lenses
They can be used longer than any -other Luse'
without changing to a higher power. •
The frames are made strong and durable ILixpo
tienced workmen and warranted to giro satin ma:
A. CIiAiIiDERLIN,,
Dealer in Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware, Taltaii.
'de, Pa., has.the sole Agency for these glakses In
Bradford county.' No Pedlers employed.
July 12. 1876-tf .
MAE GEM FRUIT JARS, THE
JL best in use, wholesale and retell.
'July . • • MCA= kit= .
Mina%
TOWANDA. PA..
INXOIB, SAM;
BAXIOWEI• UAW PONE.
mstcriaL
Must act , forget that
Qne door north of
all new.
Goncral Dca3cra in
TOWA\DA,PS
1. D. gOISTASYE,
' D. MONT \ YE.
,ZEPHYRS,
I WORSSTED,
NOTIONS,
' THEO.
Ma:n FL, Aqiosito the Court liou-so
For tfiO'maaniactaring'of the),
, Drugs ad Itoildnes.
Da.rf... rovriz-sozt.it
OW CASH ' pia* app,
rw=3=l vwi,
Came Nita Boa Pine Btrecit., To Ps..
-Save reeently added largely to their stock shin and
Ineirehae.tuisortment. conatitutini an Sitenstrn Te•
deb. o:abrades wary articles used in the Arts for
mechankal purposes. carefully selected with
to re went' of the public. which wil i l d
-be
_ , y surviled with OW; purchases, anti
• on the most at'ronabe
Dacras, ; 11Eunciszs, Cirelia.9Air4
/AMTS. OIL; 7A11319111.
ALCOHOL AND TIIAPENTINE,
8A Ewa. 'moan. inuTF-WA r
And all kind' of Ern
KEROSENE. 01? COLL, 0171 4
• Bandigi'
/AMPS. SHADEEI. WICES. CII2I2MEIS.
Sperm. Lard. Whale, Node Boot.
TANNER'S- AND 3IACIEINE OILS,
FapciAuad Unal. &Was In an that . varldy, .;
apoliNizs;BEVICEOll, SOAPS, CO t ,
Paraidcs, Hair-Dyes, Perfumay, -- !a..- -
POOLE?' BpOKS ) PORTMON4IB;
Pocket Knives, Bum, - • •-:-.
TOOTS, )310* AND.•HAIR PILZMItATIOI,ZS;
WINES 'AND Tigtrolts,
. . For Idoliclnal use,. -
" •
TOBACCO, - 071irFF, PIPES AND CIGARS,
- •
Garden; Field and:Flower Seeds, Trusses, .Srip ,
porters, lirtapenitories. Shoulder Brame, Breast
. Pumps, Teething Binge, Nursing Bottles,
. Nipple Shells and Shields, Syringes,
-Bed Pans, Self-Sealing Fruit Jars. net ,
recnieters, Flavoring- Extracts; Stone
• Jags. Ghee Ware, Bottles, Vials, Corfu, Bath , .
.
j
Wick. and Stine lii.evi og, Plah,Tackl ,
monition. itc., Botanic, Ecloctio and Borate tli
' lc Medicines, and all - the poifalac Patent
'.i 31 RDICINE .6 ..' :
. •
.All art ic l e s warranted as repreeefeo Persona at
s distance can receive their orders by stage or mall,
which will receive prompt and careful attention.
Medical &trice given gratuitously at the Wilde,
Vg only for medicine. •
Thankfu for past liberal patronk°, would': es
pectrully announce to their friends and tlmpablie,that
no Pains shall -be spareAto satisfy, and merit the ixe.
titillation of their cbstMEnce and-patronage.
/a -Open aunda`ye for przige. ttp!ions from 9 to -;10
ion., and L 9 to arid 5 to - t
H.. P . 015,TE8; SON,
July 1. 1870.4.-yr
F.
_ 1“1 - 0 1V N,
137 MAIN_ STREET, TpWANDA. PA.
WLIOLESALE - . AND RETAIL
DRUG~SST~
, .
The anbsnriter respectfully annora to the pub
lic ingeneral that ho ha on - hand nearge anti Well
selected stock " . . 5 "
DREGS. • • . IiNDISMES,
UD'inirICALS, PAEATS,
• Om. ' •
• • "71 15CY •
D. IV GLASS, ,
DIE STUFFS . • .•
Le., kc.. 1 .
the popular paten,t 31e(ticinen of the dm
PtUiE . 4NE - A B LIQUORS
Far Medical purposcß only'
PERFUMERY
Fancy and 'Pallet artieles v - .-. . .
: Soaps of every description, .''' . • •
' Them:tome-Wm,. , , _••=..
Bathing: tinrgi .vins; . and ciimmizn Spcingol,
Bair. Britain-a, . ' - _ .• -
.' -.. • •
Tooth BruslirP,
„' ' pri P—aiisg COCUtA. : '
.. .
. Pdcket: awl Pine ti . imbs,
. - • Tot Powder, _
-
- . Puff Boxes, i:, '
.• Tooth Dodders,; --
.
Tooth Wafbep., ~
,
..
andandTutith goapk
. .
And other'artiees I.:elonging - to the Drug Lade too
numerous :0 rucu . tiou, 7' vaist the Agency:et tho
GREAT IT, S. IEA. • COMPANY
-GREAT! . INDUC'ELAT4ZT,
- ..
•
• .
•
To . firrZb ata..rs of , gOo.is in t4ett-14De. 7
113-M.-tans prescriptions and frititili.reCcipts 6m
poun,!..c4. by per eon thorougliti;:compt•teut, at all
laoura of- the clay or night.
Thank!Ul for the, past tiat-ona,ic, re
spectfullj solicit a continuance or the same. pledg
ing`myself that no effort - shall be spared .fomakb
ray establishment second to pone in this section-
Dr. i.F. - 11:411.11 may ba. consulted at this store as
her( tufm e. • F. W. 11110W,N.
Jan. 31, 1573. , .
roots and 'Musk
113=111
GREAT PARS-AANS 1.;IN
MOOTS dv_SHOES
NEW BOOT , AND - SHOE STORE, -
South cud of Wird lion Fa.
•
The undersigned
. are. Cl:Wing a large and well se
lected stock of - '
B 0T 'S A' X D
SUMtES 11:N\ID TRADE,
offer lox , ':for Cash. Cor.aistiii,g of
GENTS,
AND; • CHILDEF,N2S
- ,S.E . k:ED AND PEGGED DOOTS
I=
E IR PAW N E4l7Ll` DONE -
AND READY IYILE'N DROMISED. "
Ttlatiikfol for imet TaTori, arc eolhfit
of the satao. ,
Mr1:1. NVOOD.FVIII). GILEEIIT ••
Towanda, April . '5. 1SC1).
ANDY,.! CANDY!! CANDY!!!
mAxrrAcrt-E:En,n7.o2
.
Witcilesale and pricesthat' 'defy conipeti.
it.. 4 .oittusting, in pa:1;ot
"' . 11,0 L I D 3 V
'Candy APples , Pearltes and Pears. (turn DroPs,
• Chocolat,' Drops. 4.:110,..e1atu Catunrils, Itolasses
Tan, Cream Bars, Cream Bonbons, Smooth
Burt amb,...lordati Almonds, Clove Bud, ,
• , Cinnamon String. reppenuirittmors
• • • and I: s ozenges. Slizedeamly,Jrry.
auese Color. Cinnamon
- perials, • Tar, Sour and
- : I.emtm Drops, Pea- ,
nut Bar,AlmoV
'Bar, hose'
' .Ball 9, '
• Mottocq,
••
Fig Paste,
' Juba Paste. •
tea Dates,.
. Conversation bMirts
Lozenges.:Napolean BA • ,
•
. . Done, Grained. Clear. and
•.; Sugar Toys, Candy Hearts. Plain
-- and Gilt, &c Oranges and Lemons,
Chewing Ginn. l'eacan Nits.
Filberts. 'Almonds. Brlzil Nuts. EnglishlWal
nuts, and every Glint kept-by ConfectiOnires in
-general.
Opposite Codding, Itnssell S C0:5•N0..121,
-I'. - S.—Be:member .we sell the FamilyFavori te Weed SzWitig Maalue: ' • '
Towanda., INN". 13, MO. - .
.
- -
• - •
B OOTSR AND SHOES MADE AND
REPAIRED. , - ...
...
•
.
. • L. C. NELSON, ~ • . 4 ...
• ,_ . .
gas made arrangements to accomulcoste customers
at urn constantly calling with Isiiits and shoes for
new soles, etc:. and have hart to leave them.;to their.
great disathantage. until another day. The constant
call for this kind of , work, and thoilesiro to have it
done immediately.. has induced me to make suchsar:
ran,e,eraents that you need not return home .
Without sour sole baindrenew,eil and your heels set.
. .
' -...
1n110.11 , ,
For pripos.that are honest and pitrfecti,f fair
Ladies that have gaiters that are broke at the toe,
To this repair-shop is the plate for to Fa -
To. get them re-ramps!, neatly Upped or half-soled.
And your feet well protected from the wet and the cold
New work we can make you :with the above double
quick,
We can Mae them for you.thin, or we ean giro them
to you thick, ; • • ;
NO can make them .with high heels, or, we can give
• them to you flat,
So you need net gager With a brick in' your bat.
ii..B:-:-Ctood cider vinegar for gale by barrel or gat
I ,Front of Methodist; church, Main street:
Towanda, Dem 13. UM L. C. KELS,ON.
PORK, HAAIS' AND LARD,
a.: at 'COWELL
AT 71111
j OFFER
El
IMMI
D 23
SI i t 0 E.S.
Skitablo for the
XLIDIES,
MISSES,
3tAl)l TO 01IDEll
G 1 , 7 I'
-.
•• e
A.TIONL LIFE - 1N513 .•
, , 00. Or MEL A. •
CArTAL, g1;000,0k0
Charterel by Congress . . 1893.
mimaafez-ju, - trAnK, President . ,
JAY (*OLE, 'Ciciiirmin Pins.ncetil Ex. ors.
MINIIY. D. 000 SE, Prenicie34; 7
EIIIKEISON &cr etari and Aptna r7 •
The futvantages of Um lIntlot,1111:ife pasurazirk co,
I. It la a National Ocnapalry, chart:l 7 mA bicey„,„
2. it Nig'? paid up cot One
S. It offers low-rates of pm:llll=7S ; : -
4. -c la furnishes Inner insurance 'than atlui
pinks, for the same money ;
6. It la dafialta Intl pertain ;,
, .
6. nth. * is no possibility of
.rniircpreArntaticn
agents, or nannanderstandlng by inliry.h,lie'f';
4. The policies are plain contracts, Pg. rnzehn t ,
• _twice torso much mom.) , ; • - •
8. All prilicies are non-forfeiting ;
9. The policies are exempt frotn aeactm( l 3:,
•
r B. W . CLARK
&merle Agents.
RU;MiPT i Nader...
x. a BILE, &A. G. 31.0030:4,
ike..Agents forTolrazicla and c:lelz!ty,
fan. 9. IWO.
AMP g. .VIN•C,ENT.'S
INSURANCE,' A PSC I',
.
Pilkies vOlttinlJn all q th' follswit;.!per a L u
...
rellabje Cariipwaisa.V• IA)SSES w•ttUzda:stpauils•c„..;
office. FARM PROl'Ll'ak,. (inclotif ng LIVE s Er.c ...,
a4ll tkwellings in , town insured .a;;ainst .31. L. L.LE A .,,:
/Tr Lit:urn - um id Well as rum . .. - • ''
I ICE 181.71141.1iCE afratu.l In ~tt i ct4i„
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prom :t settivsnent of Losses, is OVII. sforio.
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POLICILS Ins ED O,N ALL .11-I,I.IOVED
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'NQ. 251 BROADWAY, NEW I'OR.E. •
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All approved forms of _Policies
'Liberal modes for paYinent of pre-ninuns. •
• Policies non-forfeitiWe by their terrn. • "
The entire" profits of c.3.l.upaux• .
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DIVIDTA.NDS:.
Pnr.:irors - r. - j
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Total Chips by Dc•iitta, pniel bi date. over
Prrivi:N.Ds PA 1 , .TF.. ONT.It it; 09(1.00.
111 its surph:s 75 equ4tably A11;••1..: thr I'u
icy 4oltleis tri•
ANNUAL biviDEyris • •
of Peen:min,
may'.be .I . (‘,..e . upiulatelf at iut.vci.m.-artiie b,tf,nt .oft
Ainiured,
Panbnp Poii, ies Sin tta - ntel
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peace' r:rmintun • hai k u prncti:4l
making ' • ^ •
ALL POLICIES,
It issuca PcSideB - upciu all ,
MSIi:API.}: PLAINS OF
420. has ailoptC4l in s,r; - f2m,l
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NORTH PEN ZCSI'LVA. ;.r.AILIzop
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' Shortest and roc , t.t direct line to Philadelphia.
timer% Waphington, and the South:
fassen....., - tra: by kilns route take reunsylv 3 nil
NMV York Itailroail train, paAsin , Towanda „at 7;13
A./c. make clog.o connection at itetlileheru with EN
press train of North - Poun'a itailroad, and 3rri.N,. is
Phil4!fripillawat 5-i:5 P. M.. in time to take flight
tralna either for the South V•West.
City passenger cars are # the 'Depot on arrival.'
a lat trai Cop ey: passongc•ra to the various Del'
'• nd' to all parts of the city..
. • • • lIEWIiN . ING. ~
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lA..ive North renn'a Itailroaa Depot,• •corter,Berkt .
a?.'id AhiCrican stre..t.-; Philadelphia ? it 7::.15'.k. W.,
airiying at Townnila 4:59 P.:31., vale evenir.g , `
XIIIII . g paggagoXiv -. , r collects and ,felircr 4 be:
gage, °Mee No. 10 Soot . fifth - Atreet., Phiba. loul.
191E/011T,A!74.:0'4310DATIOA'4.
Freight recelved at Front and Noble', strt , dts. 11.00
dciplsla, and Tnrivardeirlir batty Fast Frriitht train
to Towanda, and all points in ..Sns.pjetiarins
.with • quick. disymtch., ELLIS' CL Ait li
Ger i : At.tr r \. P. „
1t., - Front and Willyw
•:--Sov. 31. 18:0. • Phtladriphis..,
AIISSES - KINCISLEY° EATON
.11;aco opened a now • ?•.
nEss MAKING Mt.UILISII3I.D:T
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in the room over Ilia. , Rillgal4'a IfillinerY st. , r ,
((me door aoutli et lox 1.-
,11ereur - s), wherv , th . ty k 7 ' .
Pivilared to dO all , kimls..iif . work itt the Drraa MIL'
llig'ltue, et rtakconahle rata..
. • • FASHION PLATMS
Of the hteFt.gii:lii froil wed as soon as published,
• They 101 aleu glye instruction hi •
grrrpic ! zatip TITTINti puss D . 3.
JENNIE Faikaisil.F.l'
LYDIA O. EATON.
Sept. 29.'n
Take Applicatif3n 11134.10 for
tho fartion of Michael ,lionitou, soptenced
at February term for an assault.: _
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