GOVERNOR'S
ard from
I each of the first
'ill's, on each sue
fifth year; three
wing year to the
nths on each re
he term of ten-
" One month on
two years; two mo
ceeding year 4o' the
months on'each foil
tenth; and four m
=lining, year of t
te:nee."
--- '"The number of c
charged. Mader thi•
ferns of sentence
. .
the State penitenti tries and county
prisions, during • the past year,
amounts to five :hundred titid fifty
three. and it is a gratifying fact that
thus far Illave notheard of -any one
of them returning tp habits of
. crime.
Herewith is stilMitted a commit-
fi t mtion from the
United States, in re
ty-fecvonth article d,
clu&ql in WashiTgt
(lay of May last, be
States and Grt'at B
to tii navigation
and canals along the
aric-: of the 'United
awl tlx- accompan jug copy of the
treaty, - cur attention is called.
In - accordanc6 ith an existing
law. 11:e banks in t e COMrlionwealth
are r, - ,luirailat.stat, d periods to prib
lil:-:.i..correct staters cut of thidr busi
n( transactibns nil financial con
(lit i,•is. ..law simi ar in all respecls
Ehonld , be passed in regard to all
i i_
• saring fend install s..
ion
A re-survey of th , 'geological and
• mini ralogical reso rces of the State
has on sk,veral former occasions been
rt commanded. The subject is again
c4r mended to your consideration.
The report of 61. James Worrel,
= 'Fish ConimiFsieneri will be laid ,J)e
f,,re von ; from whicli it will be seen'
thitt although the wi , rl; asilig-ned
141 is f•rogressing, ri , L 2,yly, iki,sure
ls:7“-:•,:aplishing the desired results.
:In I.r...viGu.i.tnei.,:iageS lE_,"-iSlatiVe
attest"-": Ipts been le:tiled to ,n n
sut.,.i• l'ts upon — Wlliisl, Lo not:or, ha:,
lHer: tAktil3. A11101 r ; 1110:11Ipit jai
l:Or h,:::i of th(!se are tl.e ,'reation of
- an iiisuralice depahment, the peo
te't i.‘n and nult ipl i(at ion of our fish
eii,,,, ;En d :he t)str.rlishmet,t'of a bn
real -, f stat ist ies. , W,th regard to
time latter, it is imOortant that the
rt43ources of the: Stair should be
mime t hbroughly ascertained and
mider,tnnd thaft,ll . o7 are at present.
The extent and vahn- Of our oil. t - alt,
I'4l and iron frel ls_ are unknown,
.and therkis no reliable information
'to be obtained froth any one source
omeernio , , , the amount of these great
t;taples. and the va .ue of their annual
proluction. The -ame may be said
of all our productious, whether they
rei-lilt. .from =minirg, manufactories,
nimerce. There
orded iii this Fo
x, h facts and st,:t
-.;5i1,10, A-oncer?.ir.-1
es :aid treatme:m.,
workini:r people,,
lind oth, , r subject:
Ines. :11141 prf,ne
ihould be collected
-4 1 . ed by an atic e r
[purpose, apd ~ vho
pthem elAily ac
,.
-sons desirous of
I.blish..them annu-
nformation. The
bureau would, he
,1 co mpared with
I 'pi.
it rev , I there-
wzr:et - Cietrtt or. et
al,o I , e l'oC
poStA brxt..:lll a'l
r.re r.ece
OEM
=MEM
11=Igit
1:1 :ht. 1,11:1)
MEI
ti t!io
. iaL d proporly rco,
I:Tpi , ointt2,l for tha-t
.von dl not only
ri.55 , i1.1,- to all nt ,
-•ti , Lug but r
for
t••.,i,.•a:0 of su;:a
win
c•1!:~a!• 1~~~..
fr 0311.. •
! ,•:1,;••
1, a \-;.••\%; In ‘.l'
.‘'tk
s,
=
- a w
I•ct
. T
~ i
r
-, 'I
tt
1ll2ll1:t('i11T~S, :11:
(‘, irou
vaielianged,.
r-•
•--hen,d by
•
rCatiOtl.
ME
tilt , protection. II•)'
Imi 1 regarded Li'
flt ;titt-rest
=MIIMME
LBEIMMEI
countries, ' -which
ti:, , destructi, of 1 ,
; which have, siitut•
lade Us so jrisosper....as a
Lad laid the "foundation of
1.5.;k at national
:11,t4 teachiLlgs of
"ko•i t c,- on this liakortato subject
tinhe4iod, and legisla
i:(:a ca it should -I.c f* the Nwlfare
f lihe people and thg- nation. -It
:•hotild uuhesitatitgly protect Ameiri
ran labor, maintain its compensation,
hold oat indliceafents to - capitaii;ts
for investment, give the producer a
home nnisket, an the-amplest
opportunity for the develdpffitTnt of
the unbounded resources of the
country, and not for the benefit of
:hose who are industrionsly endear
.-apitalists to finan
g about the impor-
Llechanics and citi
prosperously en
.cl3€.!s of trade and
lail
t t".1!11:1!#` in
IMO=
orit:g; to lure our
(1;:1 and brit
Lrizid...rnent, of ourzt
zei:s who are now
gaged iii :di- brat
• I
industry..
Prevention •and
including Penal
Tre:itinent." has
lx lield it London!
. By resohi
E. C. Wines. LL, ~ has beenchos
en Comtuisioner of the United
States. - - The philanthropic objects
and beneficial results contemplated
are numeronsbelere set forth.
The =accompanying, documents will
furnish all nece4ary information.
Commissioners frotu nearly every
civilized- nation are expected to be
present, and a 'number of our own
State§ will, doubtlss, be represented.
It is ':suggested, very properly, that
the Legislature e-f Pennsylvania au
tborize the appointment of one or
;:lore commissioners to represent
the t.‘ite ip this important Congress.
Upon all natkual .gnestions the
hell eutermint d and advanced
my last annual message remain
unchanged. On this account, togeth
er with tho belief that Congress
s,:on disp6se of the subjects tben
ilis
cnsst-d. and others that have since
I.;een trought i.rominently before
t!:e rkleemi it unnecessary to
t..cury time i with any especial
rt marks on the. atrairs of the nation.
I conclude with 'a .sincere and
earnest desire that your session may
be characterized by universal kind
ness and :generosity, while on my
part I will ihe pleased to give a cordi
al concurreike in everymeasure cal
culated to 'aiivance the interests .of
our common - constituents and .the
general prsperity of the Common
' wealth.
JNO. W. GEARY
_
;Tin 01W 3, IS7I.
A Yorsu hitly who is. so unfortunate
as to Wee her bean. 'mar as w 61.1 bang op her
Addle, or take 10 - a bas6'sial!
MESSAGE.
FOUNDERY &ALApHINE SLIOP.
•
The undersigned harin g j) the Foundry
and Machine Shop Lately owned by Jobs Carman.
are prepared to do ail kinds of iwork appertaining to
their business, with promptness and dispatch.
Second rage.)
MILL GEARINdS,
CIRCULAR ( SAW MILLS,
MIN DRILLS,
nviets tO l be dis
act, before their
ad expired, from
2
SHINGLE ML CHINES ! 2
9 ~-,, _ i
Of the latest and most Inaproradkiadamanufactnred , ;
and kept constantly an hand ready for nae. ~ is
4
--,
PLOUGIHS, : r•
President of the
rd to the teen-
the_ treaty eon
n- on.the eight'
tween
lain.. It: relates
the lakes, rivers
nortbern`,bonuil-
E.tates. To which,
'9f all kiwis.
CULTIVATORS, CORN PLOUGHS
Of L.l klndB. and the latest improvatnants kept
oonstintly•un
STOVE CatiSTINGS
CELLAR 014 i STEfil,
SLED AND SLEIGH SHOES,
LARGE MON IKETTLES '
:And all kinds of castiugg F i'urnished to .
Shirk, 30. -ANR
NEW- C.tERIAGE FACTORY
Un 1.^.n., between Min act S,con.l, Street.. btrk
of U. F. Ilwson 4; Ca's Ilank.
Rt•Ppectfally annotraoe to u,r t p.t.rort 8,
Mkt L,ve Ittuit a
i••otrii,e of L e e,-
i:s hydra-lioaa
IMIE
ME=
4 .` r•'
t •pr k ,., t
111=1)=11121
;1 ,1 0.‘,
L
t~ ~•td Itili~
1!: :0 a
our product - e; and
I especially upon
steel. rcmain not .
but .ire greatly
ieilection and °le
ttempt to reduce.
.e• afforded- cannot
an efroKt to heti,-
s rue e xpenso
to”
t: tiAl.
Congrifss oil - the
opressiou of
and Ilefatnato.7
ben appointed to
the 3d of July,
ition of Congress,
ManufacWes.
- - And all linds of
14.1. 'IRONS
A. MADE TO ODDER.
MIGISZES
And wort warranted to,gleo satisfaction.
ISME-lIILL. tliON AIM tti - 00D17. 4
.1 BEAMS
OMNI
PLOUGH POINTS
CHURN PUWERS,
LABOE 81I!ALL SIZE
TOWANDA. PENN'A
HENRY :STL'IEN CD.,
I
NEV ::RICH CAlUir r ktie. FACTOBS
w Urn, they wth constinity tin p oa bar.il a full assort
men: of
EXIII Li CAiZRIAGES,
TOP -AND OP.UN BUGGIES,
PLATFORM NN'AGONS;
TE,fITINt.i SCLKVS, /0.:1) SKELETONS,
•
a ,
Madr finished cu the best
cay btyl... • ILA 4 . 11•110 t; In city Carriage
el:cm I.4.lVattag(.oV(.7 etltere
Fini.yb„':!yle 6'o Ihtro.itility
of Ins ye - .1,411:18. 11“ . , y askL, is an
INSPECTION OE HIS -WORK
prev:. - rae, to per,ha.lng els,v;?o..re
ALL tVORK WAP 4 57E4 , T0 Glr;: PERFECT
SA T!Si",4
Thankful for the liheral pLtronaze . formerly e%-
teriled and resp,:tfully ',LA.' contnuanoe of the
IMMO.
ItEPAI P.! NU )MTTI ATTI:Nlq:1) TU
kicol
Towanda. Ma '2l. la7o
Tilt: (T A) mAIN sTlluur
Cai7ria<. - e Factory.
.TAMES DUI NT
St: 11 co:ICI:me, Y.e 1114:itILICtli:u
CAREAGES AND , :- WAGONS, -;
'M th!. cll of G. IT
Prake.,
Of •ser7 aef,r.ptlon
YAIS 6TREF:T. Tk_AVANIA,
a.-
11 - . lat et the
LATEST ..,'I'YLE • f) FINISH.
In the r....tu'act'ire alizets Is 116,7 , 1 but
tbe,
BEST STEEI.J AXLES,
70 uttl ,, r tlze
COMPOSIT,IO.I%; • 110X1S
It: :_:,..-.1,1. .61, :-L
Mil
PLATFOR3I SPRING WAGONS
AND
LlatBER ITAGONS
Eppt enustasely on Land..
The twittasts-ra stock is ti*od . to the mangfaettre
of Wheels. Spokra am all rivta out—not sawed.
ALL WORE ,SOLD
WARRANTED EQtAL TO ANY
A. t finish. Ina as to durab:Lty
StiEE.IOR^TO 1 ii INITULS, SECTION
S - 3u Wiarm Wsliluxrco,
JAMES BRYANT
arl.l9'll
BLOOD & CO.,
• Still continue o manufactare their celebrated
HORSE POWERS Sc. CLEANERS,
and will seal a better tow.hirtei for less money than
osa be had elsewhere in the world. We claim for
vox machines that they will do as numb, or more,
than any other, and are more, durably built. We
personally superintend ear work and iee that it is
well down. We will send I
or our routines, on applicaton.
ONE AND TWO-HORSE POWERS,
cm, a T o Ham SERF-THE!? ti-EEPERAross,
THRESHER mad CLEANERS.
FANNING MILLS,
..i , - coscrus ism us.u3 ir.sutsixtr.s.
SAI Ala) GRIST Itira. work done to order.
Oise us I call beforee r.e
tewhe. .
`tea "OD alma Et `SXMIELIX
r=fig
00 aoorna
App. 2. 1549
NEW PLANISG MILL.
The andertmted haring built a tame and commo
dious Nal in the Borough of Sim - anda. and =ea if
rith the moat modern and Unplowed machinery, for
the manniactrcre of
•
yr, - - Dos - easu ANLi i st=ns,
Are prepared to fdrirden• whether Luse or arnal
upon the shortest testae. We hare giro • large ere
Elety of MOULDINGS. of the latest stele and psetern,
which we can furnish much cheaper than they can be
trotted by hand.
PLAYLNG.
TONG 7:',UNG,
, GROOVINeI.
ISI SCBOOL
HAWES°,
Aid all caner wart pertaining to Joinery, win be date
to cult au' customer&
Parsons buil liar. sad not living mare than heels*
to fain-teem mats, distant. 1.1 Etta it far their
Interest to bay of ca, or bring their itumbor and bare
it wetted by our enscainery. Briar your avid of
roaring. or other lernber. and *tile Tour Aeon "is
feeding. bare It ground out oral take It boas
you.
llre"
will pay rCL..411 for Prkri, AN ID aninwes
Liman delivered at our lumber yard. Como and
ass as, aF tfrap . eget am" snits.
1114 1. B. BUIXIEBB k CO.
TTHACA &ATHENS RAIL ROAD
A. On and atee Menai. November Mb. len.
passenger Train - OhNorth will Mae Athens et
8:41 salt.. unties se Mats M 1141 skin: , Gong
South Mere Ithaca st 3:0111i, m.. Wive it MUM*
• .
11116".,5t.
QOTMEEERN
Li ROAD. —Con and
Trains will ran ai lotto*
oars: I
-
1
Antmrn. Athena. - Auburn. Athena.
7:30 A.w. 10:20 A. at. - 10:55 A; at. 12:43 r.m.
.8:30 a:m. I 4:53 POI: 7:00 r. al. 4:10 r. It.
4:30 p.a . :. I. 1 ":-:- ' 9:00 1.: Y. ,
Train! leave Olveg9 for Auburn at 7:23 a. m.,
12:40p. M.. and 9:45 p. in. Trains arrive at Owego
frpm - Antrarn at 1}:38 a.m., 2:30 p.M., and 8:05p.m.
t -
TETE TABLE OF THE. SULLI
VAN & ERIE ILAILLOAD.—Taattm ellect on
Monday. NOT. 13,1871
TIIIITARD.
Y. I a. Y.
10 : • 7:00 TowANDA
7:10. BATiCLAY JUNCTION
7:30 MONROE
8:00 I WILAXVICB
8:10 I ....NEW ALBANY..
. 8:20 1 ' MILLERS--
8:10 DERHORR
9:151 Brrafica I
A. at. 1
pA. N.Y.& CANAL &
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER
To tak'p effect Momlay. Nov. 27.
CIZEIME2
No.{ 7..;0. 1 Nn.
9. j 7... H STATIONS
I• LI AXI,A3I
2 43 11 56, 7 45 Vastlra .12 451 6 45 8 40
3 341 12 13: 8 30 Wayfrly .11 551 C 55 7 55
3,40'12 5 0 : 840 ' Athens 11 45, 5557 43
430 135, 9 25' ........Towatl4 - 110(1't 5 25_7 05
530.215 10 25 . j...913 - a1neinc......1 9 551 4 33 6 10
555. 9 3215 45 .: ...Lsor , nille. ... , 9 341 4 15 5 43
5 17 • 9 5 .1 11 09 ....111P•litippen.... , 9ni 3575 23
6 25. 3 01 . 11 15 .... )lelo,, , pany .... ' .9 03 1 9 50 5 15
55 0 32.7 11 45 ...Tunkhannock... •-• 8 25, 325 445
7 r.o 4 2' , 130 ......Flttittrn 7 :13' 2253 35
815 445 200 ....1191k4 Barn.... 7 10! 2053 10
, 795 420
...Mane V Chunt... 1 ,.....:11 20 ...
1' sr 8 14 1 . 537 ' Allotoirn i M ll5 19 v m
83%. 5 55' .', ... Beth ellera ..... -,,' 10 55
• i
9 10' 625 L F.Jibtou 1 925
1 , 1 , 1 •
10 99 815
945 . York .;
G 45!
1..... •
30 I.:avra Tovran,l4 at 7 10; Athens, 7 50; Wa.
s 00; arriN i• at Ehtitra at t 00 A. M.
No. 31 'ray., tlnaira at 5 45; Waverly. t; 45; Ath
CMS.: 90; arrive at To.cabda at. 7 45 r. 31.
11a•a - n Train.; dine at ICLit.) Trains
.1:110 at l'itteto: 4 1
Slid fiOna New York and Philadel
t•his with chltuze of ears.
Down train ennneete at Al!entnwn with Through
f - .st.Express I.4arriKbui7.., rittehurg and the West.
• • it. A. PACKER.
NE`v
Pill 1
NORTH PItNNSYLVANIA ILtILROAD
Shorteet and niest direct line to Philadelphia. Ba!
tinier°. Washington, and the South.
Panneugern thin route take Pennsylvania k
'Sew York Railroad train. panning Towanda at 7:15
A. 11.. make clos', connection at Bethlehem with Ex
press train of North - Penn'a Railroad, and arrive In
Philadelphia at 5:05 P. cdf.. in time to take night
train• either for the South or West.
City p - aasengerrcara aro at - the Dipct on arrival of
a I tral co nvey Pandel/ge.rii to the various Depots
t , at, pi rts L
pf au. city.
Leave North Penn'a Railroad Depot, eorner Berke
and Aintrican stre ; Philadelphia, at 7:95 A. M.
arriving at Tovranda 4:59 P. 51., came evening.
Mantt's na=ag4, Expr collects and delfrers bag.
gag,. office No. 103 moat ifth rtreet, Philadelphia:
Freight recrivid at Front and Noble atmats. Phil&
delph.:a. and forkarded br Daily Fast Froight tram
to Towanda. and. all pants lit in inehanna eatley
with quick dispatch. ELLIS CLARKE..
Gen. Act. P. P., R., Truitt and Willow Sui.
Nos '2l. ite;o. R Philadelphia.
ERIE ItiILWAY
•
MILLS rNpral R 6) MILES WITHOUT
7sANAc.tvr' citisca or co.t curs.
lIHOAD LGrAcir.--POTTLF. TRACE _
FOR
rid:NEI-AN Di TOLEDO. DETROIT. CliICAtlO,
ISELWAFST.T.. ST. PAUL. Odt.AILA,
And all points IT(' St and liortlawfat.
WAVIITELD. GIALION. r7tlll.llA.
1..1170N. eCiCINNATI. T.SinANA.POLIS,
LOpTSVILL.r, ST. LOUIS,
-And An I,oint.a South and Sonthwest.
NrA' AND bPrior= . a Roost AND faxtroco
Cotr.m..N. vominning. all 3rod.?rn I:nprovemodta, are
run thro3gb on Traini Buffalo. Niaztra
Fan.. Susponslan Ciudna2ti and
York. .
' Ca ap3 aft.2l. • Inn. ay. No.. 1.30 a, IS7I. trzias v.lll
leave Waverly a 31,01.1 t t a tAkoWII.I4 hull,, •IZ :
STI - LE:!
H. 6
4.'27 a m.. NICiltT r:xPrlrss (m, , n,hypetor.pteth for
ho , :i:es - ter. Ihifralo. Thrnkirk. Clev,dand and Ctn.
emnah, contni tin] wth the Lake Shore, Nhcliiiiar.
Southern. an. tirin-I T , -nnk Rallwaya at lir:ff4lo.
Dankrk andi ; le,eland t.‘r the West: also at Cleav
land with the,iC. C. C. a: ina. Runway for Indcan
apolia: and at' Cincinnati with the Louisville Short
Line Railway, and the Ohio k Mlsstssippi Railway
:or tha . sontli and Southwe.t : also with connect
+t,:: Lties at principal statons-on main hne. -
lA , a. m.—NIGHT liicl'iiESS. - daily. for Roehoster.
Lutialo, I mnkirk, Cleve:and and I..':nrinnatt. mak
:- ..! dit4 - 41,.. 1,1• . tc't!U:ttl tr3.7:s of Grand Trunk
and Link:. rodl.lre na11,a3 , ..5t flu:lain, Dunkirk and
C.,: - Veland. 1,.: ma p.ont.. West, and at (.'incintaati
%:t.b the Ohio k Iliscsstrri and Louisvillr Short
Idu , z Icsdwara for the south and Soutn-w...gt also
NN , d..11 as c,..4neettng llnes at prinople gtatiOni on
line.
TAX :N. Sundays excepted. for
and Punka .
4.40 p. AC.20310.;)AT.10N. Sunslvo
, 1.
C p. fit.. PAT EXPRESS. SEMtlays excepted_ for
144:1:ester. Buffalo, Dunkirk i Cleveland, Cincinr.s.
ti and th.‘l.4 , uth. Stops at Prinidpal stations and
connecting points on main lids.
New and improven Drawing Room Coacbes aeooto-
Pliny this train from New York to Buffalo, Fand
Sleepfua Coach , s are attached at Hornellsville, , ran
t•thir !In - .' to Cleivelnr a and Galion wltliont change:
10 a.m.—ES. MAIL, Sundars excepted, tm But.
Ibtlnkt - k - and Clt cell :d, co =lee tir, ,, svith trains
for the West.
A Sirvrivz Coach is attachd to this train ro.nning
ts....ron,zh to Buffalo.
7:01 a m.—WAY FRETGITT, Snndais ex rpt^3.
1131
:10 a. NT TRAIN. any (r 111 C We.t
Gor.ccr EAST.
1:37 a m.—NiciliT tarni- - ;:... 4 .samtaYg ea , eoPd•con•
nc-ctinl: at N , w York with aft,ruc , on trains and
steamers far 11 , sten and New England cities..
e"rtit cna , be• arcnmpany thin train to N. T.
6..0R a.m.—C P.:CINICATI.EXPRESS. Mondays ex
conne,ting at .IcriNey City sin - afternoon
and evenina train.. of N; . .a7 Jeremy Rallroaa for
phila<i c lrbia. Da:taw-ore: and Wahlinigton; and at
Nor Tort steamers and afterno - nt Express
train.s :or New England Cities. Also stops at grin
, cipal stations and connecting pottge on.nudn. line.
Sleeping Coaches aorempanythis trard to N-w York
12:41 pm. —DAT EXPRESS. StindaYsiricepted. con
necting . at Jersey City ir:th midnight Expreu train
e 5 New Jersey Railroad for IPhiladelphla. A 1 ,4)
stops at principle stations and connecting points
. on min line.
New and imprcned Drawing-Rnem Coseheskccoin
pany this train from Buffalo to New York.
1:5i1 P.m.—ACCOMMODATION TRAM, daily for
Susquehanna. •
8:43 a m.—ELIIIRA MAIL. Sundays excepted.
8:22 p. ni—SIEW YORK MAIL. Sundays excepted.
8:t: p.m.—LIGHTNPH EIPEESB. daily. connect
ing at Paterson • forTNewark ; at Jersey City with
Morning Express Train of New Jersey Railroad for
Baltimore and Washington; and at New York with
Morning Express train for Boston and New England
Also stops at all principal manor's and con
nectuzg points on main line.
Sleeping Coaches accompany this train through to
. New York.
3:5,5; p.m.—WAY FRFIMIT. Sundays excepted.
BAGGAGE CHECKS'S; Tur.crcAt.
_
EL4- A reriard and complete -Pocket Time Tib."
.straasenuer Trains on the Erie EsUwsy .and coo.
Ilezting• lines, has went!). been published. and can
be prwared.on applicanou to the Ticket Agent of
the Company.
L. D. ULMER. W. B. BASH.
Gent Supt. . Gent Pacer Art.
c.t.4Locra;
AILSS E. J. KO'GSLET,
Wishes to inform the LOA; of Towanda and vicinity
that she keeps .::oustantly on baud a lute supply of
MI I '11:1 INMB,"1"'
to the itesi.on. Thanki.nr, her ptt
roue for; their ICoeral patronage here,tof- , ro. ..Le as
sures them that no ex.rtior.i. will he spanrl to en
sure a oannunatc's of the Saxe. Ste aleo has a fins
selectom of
latutL as
•
I LAT.
DItEs."S ILVEMS , i t5 , ..,.111-Lr_lcut..-_.l I arcs tow
prrparezi to Co
In the lttee. faeltlonable r ylra ou short nonoe. -
Entrance nert ache to 1 us 1 Ito rctu'a. np Mira.
4,ord
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CtirrlNG an 4 raLING
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THE UNDEREWHIED: SAYING
Pirdowed tho ontito folsOiot of
IL IL PATCH,
RAIL
Llth. 1871.
In the Pail:ilk 00.. im Emir props/Id
to seer to the damns of Bradford Clourd7 aad vletal•
ty, • largo awl me osiodoll stoat of
GROCERIES,
-T7'W'TiMTP!MrP^I
that I can sell IS ss 2011 airs as can a Mehl."
elsewhere. I now *Me to the kale& splendid stock
TEAS, COFFEPS, SUGARS,
I
" - MARCH. fiLLIMATUB, 8P 80.
Hare oohand • large dock o
AKRON FLOUR, GRAEI3I DO
RYE DO., 1317CIEWITYJLT DO
TRAINS,
1871.
I keep congtantly on hand, LARD, and
all kinds of FISH. Would call the attention of the
public to our Can't Be Beat
STOCK OF TOBACCO, 9
In finality - or price. Jesse Oakley'aelebraked
dry. New Tort Mendes' and Brown Soap
Please , all and examine oar stock of
WOODEN WARE.
Large usortmest of YANKEE NOTICiNS, TOILET
FOAM &c... kc. I mill pay the highest cash palm for
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
rumen, give tin a call before selling elsesbere
All pereoue Indebted to the late Ann milli:aerie cell
ma!‘e immediate raiymenL
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AI. J. LONG
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Wool). wzrzow, ..4.ND STONE WAGE,
FLOUR, FEED, MEAL,- &c.,
COB. SI:UN AND BRIDGE STS.,
Ma
I desire to call the attention of the 'public to ray
.assortment of goods. which is always fall and com
plete, sad will be sold to ray customers at lowest
market rates.
My stock of
TEAS, • COFFEES,.
Wm. been pruvhaaed Cure the We reduction In the
:tariff = them and are offered at prbore to ma%
rtsporid.
Orders by raga or" ethereal wlfl reeeTq weft'
and pro=pt aumtioa
Thinking t e pabLz - for the INeref warotokire
they hat° given me, I-oish a coutioneriee of the
same.
CASH PAID FUR COVNTHY PBODCCE.
0b.20'71
GOI,D i STltti COMING DOWN !
GROCERY & PROVISION Lila,
COWELL & MYER'S
at prices that cannot fail to add& all - that es i ar y
determined not to be suldersoLd by arty o.
bate enlarged their Bide by beating su that they
now have room for the fresh supp Lies that are daily
received by them. They have connected with then.
'store i Mar
gketen where they now keen fresh meets to
WSW the der or p tan &tall sappily or Geo.
cerise did Infts, towldett they would oaths
attention of all rash buyers.. Come and emomthe oat
LI oda and Prices. before perchadtg. and addry
yoecreebes. We rozrettee all goods to dee ezmle
sthataction. We are thenktal to oar auttontere far
their pad liberal patrolmen and mum a =Mama
of the mama (XIVICLL k =Zia-
Dee. 20. uta.
A FULL ASSORTME'ST OF
zusico sad =am ?scab: at
Midi 10. INEL lOZo It 13:1=1, S.
C. B. PATCH
C. 8.. PATCIT
....io. 1 PATIO'S'S BLOCK..
TOWANDA, PA
AICD
SPICES,
Y. J. LONG
+ ASD INXLI TILEOG DI TIM
are now being ofkrutd at
; Cbolo4
Tir - ENRY FRANKS,
xi. ( successor to Homy HAszut?,)
MERCHANT TAILOR, ;
No. 4. Griffith A. Patton's Block. iiiidge Street, To
wanda. A good assortment of Cloths. Vestingsand
Caesimerea, constantly on hand. Goods made to
order in the best manner.
EUREKA ! EUWA !
Everybody has discovered that
THE OLD_ CLOTHING HOUSE
Rosenfield 'Sr, "Wolff
'One door scrath of For k Mero , #'si iw
THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS
They now have a great store fun of the
aIdHEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
j i -.11 - F'N AND BOYS' CLOTHING
To be found outside the cities.
Tbrir goods are
FINE ENOUGH
TO SUIT ANY .TAST-F.,,
CHEAP ENOUGH
TO ACCOMMODATE ANY PURSE
DON'T BE DECEIVED
"Never leave an old friend fur a new one
Remember that Rosn - FIELD k WOLFF ar
perms:l,lAl:: located Lem, and can u'er greater in
ducement,' to curchaeers than any other houpo
town.
it i. , the interext arntlPtuely to tins tv. , ..tion to
conlo and brzaz all thva• boya, - and giro the:: gooda
au examluatlutl.
Cou.,,t,r the (let that you can buy at BONEN
FIELD a WOLFT'S. baaut:ful and sub.uanual.1 , 411
mg to: a mere sou,z.
IZOS=.:,'NFIELD S. WOLFF
Atl - ust i 3. In7l.
TIkIPORTANT TO ALL WHO
J._ VALUE: THOR SIGHT:
Ti.• M:glit the aced a.sal,ted. the weak strengthen
ed and the'perfect preserved. '
PHIL. DELI OPTICAL INSTITPTE7
Fur the manufaeturhv of the
NC AVT. CONVES. CRYSTAL LENSES, LONDON
153 YOKED AND rc‘7. - ED 01.-LISS roll WILE. Ot LN
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The Cob-atetottfea Crystal Spectacle.% male by
the above institute are now a long time before the
pubic, and the tarot and Increased demand for them
combined with the tinoversal acknowledgment of
their clearness en vision and ease to the eye, show•
plainly that they are superior to any other glass.•
in the
The majority of Spectacles. (mostly imported) and
no matter how fine the frames. contain but a poor
and worthless article of glasees. (giherally cast or
presi , ed,i they are made to be sold only. without
any calculation respecting benefit to the eye. and
therefore the great complaint of poor , end weak
sight. Thousands are using glssees now which tire
and fatigue the eye. where the objects get dim. afte,r
abort usage, or require an intensely strong light
and therefore destroying the sight, which. were they
properly suited. would be preserved a We time;
The advantages claimed for the Concave Convex
Crystall3laasiee are the following :
The buses are ground of. the best material. pure
and bard. and made only for optical purposes, they
are therefore notdiable toget scratched or dim.
They confer a brilliancy and distinctness of vision
not found in any other glass.
Ttiey can be used erluapy well by day or candle
light Yr.theta tiring or fatiguing - the eyes.
They are ground mathematically true in the con•
cave convex mirror. according to the philosophy of
nature, and shape of cornea of the eye, therefore
assisting nature only Instead of forcing it.
That the tenses areeentered correct into the frames.
They can be used longer than atry other glasses
without 'atangingto a higher power.
The trestles are nude strong and durable by expe
rienced workmen and warranted to give matialactoon.
WU. A. CHAMBERLIN.
Dealer in Watches -Jewelry and Silver Ware. Towan
da. Ps.. has the sole Agency for these glasses in
Bradford county. to Pedlers employed.
July 12. 1870-tf
T OwANDA STEAM
FLOURING MILLS !
NV. H. FULLER & CO.,
Iteapectftdly infirm the ratter that having rebarlt
on the itte of the old mill. withal] modern tinprore
mento, they are now prepared to do
CUSTOM GRINDING
In the beat poarible manner and on the shortest
nonce. puns trill be rpeeed to give satisfaction.
Farmers doing business in town can bring their
grain and have it groand the same day to take back.
morr.,.BrCKWItEtT nova, FEED & 317-‘l.,
By the ear laid or in goal:tray to watt purchasers
GROUND CAYUGA PLASTER
♦T IC Flat TON-.
All kinds of grain taken.la exchange far Muter
Melt pahl for as k.nds of grain
Towanda. 1ater.1.1671
ASCHOR LINE STEAMERS.
Sail everyy, Wectuesday-sad Satantay. to and
from KEW TOM. AND GLASGOW.
Caning at Lander:7 to land Malls and Passenger*.
The Strainers of this favorite line are built es
ter -lily for the Atlantic Passenger Trade, and fitted
up to every respect adth all the modern Improve
ments calculated to insure the safety. contort and
convenience of paese&ers- Passage Bates Payable
to Carretxp.•_to Gr.A.Sal6ol , *. LIAMPOOL and
LONDONDERBT.
}MST CABM. and Nocardcag tO
CABEN lIETCELN TICKETS. suo. aectuizq beat ac-
oncast-Aations.
AGE. 123.
. -
'Parties Mtn ttiZtg far their hinds in the Old Contra
try caa purchase tickets at reduned rates. . Foe M
eier particulars apply to KM:DENSON BEOTHEILS.
Bowling Owen.:. T. or to S. C. 312 A NS. Central
Erpreee Othea. Towanda. Pa. 31noethrtl.
0 MING COMMERCIALWYCOLLEGE.
KINGSTON, Pa.
ofAvidied is 1863. is comsection Mossier ass
ay,. Re-opening 3IA 1.18:1=
She most thominidt Oleille of Commercial Insirtto•
eon fn the coontry. tenet Lew dam et eat Nitier,
pet clan Ceennerrial Wier; Sllnations buntahed
to superior - graduate*. trout time to tints. Ow,
graduate* well:hag burettes and honorable pod
time in nearly every State in the ram. Warn*
Ing taught by mead and register. Particular snap.
bon is p..t+l to Peuniarretp. Broaststs nay porn*
erudite In both Berntnary end notrunereisl College.
Iletto:srthlps for full Connuertial course. MOO,
eft Selorrephing. 133,00. Selecrspbing alone
Mtn _ Oreamentel liieridd;o. (three inosthel
MOM. Bond per nest SLO3. Tor
~.rttrther in
formation. alarm Bee. R. ?Arum DK D.. Petted
pal Wyoming Sanitary and Ocencerretal‘ or
, Smar s.ls A., Principal Orinnarrcia Coiigq
KNIXtogi.A napl3ll4m
amain antiltavideas,
PEOPLE'S _
swami: Aak nongs9N
ir•-•••• • • • •••:: • IFN " • [r... ..I
♦ MW mad motet* stook at
C:1 3t . A V j I3I& L! a
Which will be sold at the lowest possible prices.
CODFISH,
MACKEREL,
FRUIT Or ALL DESCRIPTIONS
MODERN STONE WARE,
YANKEE. NOTIONS,
FLOUR, FEED, MEAL, GRAIN, &a.
Bring on your produce. Rhlchwe pay cash for
A mutant imply of Ashton Salt. all fazed Churns.
Rutter Firkins. Tube, /sc.
Please call and look through our stock. and
do our best to please 'you. W. A ROCKWELL
.Towanda. April 25,186.9.
GROCERY AND PROVISION
szio. - E?, E.
51 c C EDWARDS
FAMILY
PROVISIpNS,
MERCURII SEW LUXE. TOWANDA. PA.
We do not deem It neeegoary to enumerate aline
diferent uncles we keep. Our ...sew - meat is
A.LWAS COMPLETE.
FIRST CLASS GOODS.
Cub paid for ParTllehl PrOdUet.
Ititcll
MEII.CUR are now receiv
ing a fresh il,o‘in in fLetrlthe.bonglat
glue. the lot January. to all:ch they incite the At
tentlnn thetr :mewls. We keep the tare.- 4 t t•toek
to t,,,an. our g,,,,,,(1.14 are treoh and deairablt, We
sell at lowe.t tharket
dau. 1,71. _ _ _
FRESH AND NEW TEAS, lton.. , ;ht
am,'" tbP ro,nt dechth , in riee. Ina F4•lllr.g
cheap at r.tvi. FOX It liEr.cutt.
Jan. Lo. 1171
VON. )IERCUR an:. Gr
c •nes at retaa. J 271. 19. I'4l.
VOX 1IETICI:11 are selling
an.lFreah Jan. P.
VOX MERCUR are sellin-z,
Jan.
VOX 31ERCI:11 ;:re sl l inn first
" clasA tio.oada valy. JJ.7I. 19.1'71.
FOX & MERCUR and .t•llini
cb,aper tt.an ev.r. Jan. 13, 1,71.
EIEEMBER • that we are serna••
R
1.10;,411,
An;i that we won't be rthder,Dia
Jan, M 167.1. FOX k MERCUP—
:
ATICHIGAN FINE-CUT TOBAC
.ITI CO—Tory choice—at
Jan. LP. IS7I. FOX t ME.F.CFR'S.
Fox s; MERCUR do not deal 'in
Shoddy 6104 A Jau. 19.1'1.
OR CUSTOII - E.RS can relyupon
getting the very best the market sfo;ds and it
lowest prices. E. T. FOX..
Towanda. Jan. 19:71. ' HENRI' 31E110E — it.
•
IE3IE.IIBEII THAT :PDX VIER
' curt are rets.:linz all kinds 61'. , oefiries at
wholesalepnees. The largest stock in totr:ri' - G•x•cls
first class. E.... FOX.
Sept. 29:70. HENRYS MERCER.
THE BEST KEROSENE OIL IN
JL town by the,r.w.ntty or retazl at
FOX k MERCER'S.
BAKERY AND DING ROOM.
BRF &T), PIFS, CAKE,CRACKERS,
In axe DINLNG-110011.8 we will accommodate the
public with either a lunch or a . good meal at all
timea of th. day and evening.
OYSTERS AND ICE CREAM ON DtIUSO
THEM SEASON.
Also a tau &apartment of Groceries, Confectionery,
fists. Nut&
mayl9' tt
CENTRAL jiIAREET.
The subscribers still' contantie to keep constantly
on band a toll and complete assortment. of ',eery
thing pertaining to their business, consisting
hot
BEEF, PORE, FRESH AND SALT
311 — /TON, BEEF. .T.A..118.
TEAL. POULTBI . ,
,
SAESAGE. LARD,
BOLOGNA. DRIED BEEF,
. TALLOW. Se., & c.
t
Alio.
7 1 I ' S Et
FRESH FROM THE TART'S
Pecs vial:Jag Orden in large br rmallquazdt.
ties will be threathed on abort nonce, at the old
stand. CISTIAL Manz= Montanye's =Mock. Irst
door north of Dr. Portal's.
eau. 8 =ult.t EELLtIi & ILTIXOCE.
Taco. Itotiocz. '
Feb. 24. 1870-tf
G. V. 3LASO.N.
W. IL 'FCLLPII.
THE BEST AND CHOICEST
SMOKING TOBACCO,
Is ILLICITACTCZED
s3ql. STYES.
FACTORY KO. 1,
, see that Every Package yea buy bean that
km:4;o3=m
Dee. 14. 11rM.
rriFIRER HOUSES AND LOTS IN
TOWANDA BOBOCOEI YOU S r v r —ezenaled
oa Papier Street above Western avenue- These
- hours are now being built and stll be eennpleted
on august Ist .cood well cistern. LEA CP-111: with
each house. For further particulars address or en
of
v r e e orn4e, - R. BB Orr T T.
At Rod, iftkits, and Due Tosucik Ps.
HERRING,
PORK,
HUTTON,
HAM,
D.UMY3IEN,
Witoleaslo ace. I:etail Dryers la
JGBQCERIES
A.ND
W eel ncalang but
JAMES :gc - CABE,
W 7.1. EDWARDA.
RETAIL!
Fist block north of War,' Bowe
BASE-D DAIL Y
And said at Two:cola and Local.%
D. W. SCOTT & CO
SrGAB CTIIED HAMS
OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY
Mm,"!'"!,
3D DISTRICT or 31-11ITLAND‘
Crooke:7 ad illastwae.
str_rruEs FOB THE
M I A TJT
WIekRAM
CROCKERY.
ettiNA,
From IL h Co., —Fnato,
QT , A SSWARE
New and trantital patterns.'
STONEWARE
SILVER PLATED WAJtE,
From B.cx!,;ere & Brother
FRUIT JARS
Towanda, Ann. 20.11
7=it-zc.
L'IINITURE
NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS!
NV, pz, mw ot r ering st 01:r W11014.63j, 4101
FURNITURE EMPORIUM,
=
The greateAt tii.lumntents to those iu want of .
FIRST - CLASS FURNITUitE
Ever altered in tLis market.
Tile attention of the public is eepecially called, o
our recent boav purchafta from the - late °rest Atm
tion,Sales oft .
CHAMBER AND PARLOR
FURNITURE!
We are now offen4g
WALNUT MARBLE r TOP SETS
AT $ 5 00. A.r.4 * - -
NICE PARLOR SETS, At $5O 00,
Together with our Compete Stock of
BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, CHAIRS
TABLES, STANDS, SPRING
BEDS, MATRESSES,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
And in fa.... escrytlong to be frmti l l in 3 First-ilyai
MLIE=I
CH.EXPER THAN THE CHEAPEST
TLIAT WE ARE NOW lIANCFAC
-11 wring'. our oan tr-Ati
factur, chrap.•r than you can buy c:tp•rsde 1 , 7 00 j
excl.wzlge t•,r goods.'
IMM=EI
11:):_•EW.)D CSF...SETs
urra , ,,L'CASES, AND CUFI'I..`.:S
Of es.:ry
ROD/a.*
ITIIII
FINEST HEALSE
IL rt!if:-.
„HU:It:7
I to the Depot tree of etiarli;a.
El=
Towanda. Jar.. Ir. lh
B:ots ar.a -Shoes.
_ .
GREAT . BARGAINS IN
BOOT'S ez SHOES
EMIII
EGOr AND SHOE sroßs,
South Kid of Ward Rouse
'The ;Inge:rig:Eel are recievizg 4. large and well ae
lectel star: of
A X .D
11, 00Tti
n itabl :or 1.1.!z
St3IIrES AND FALL TRADE,
Whizll w offer 10 for Cash. - C3usisting of
GENTS,
LADIES,
.LND CHILDR E N S -
SER ED AND PEGGED BOOTS
MADE TO ORDER
:REPAIRING NEATLY DOVE..
AND BEADY WI/EN PROMISED.
Thanktil for past I hreote. wi 80116: a contthttipoe
of the eattne.
14.11rICL WOODFDID GILEX.R2 Y. CIARZ
Towanda, April b. ISO.
BOOTS AND SHOES MADE AND
REPAIRED.
L. C. NELSON.
Ilas made armumements to secommOdate customer*
that are constantly calling with boots and Shoei for
new soles, etc., arid have had to leave them, to their
great disadvantage. until another day. The constant
call for this kind of work, and the desire to basalt.
done immediately, has induced me to make such ar
rangements that you need net return home
Without your pole being renewed and your heels set
square.• . -
For prices that are honest and perfectly Lair.
Ladies that tame gaiters that are broke at the toe ,
TO this repair.ahop is the place for to go
To get them re-ramped. Meatiz tipped or half-wiled.
And poem feet well protected from the wet and the cold
New work we caw make yeti with the above double
quick.
We tan make them for yontizinTor - we cazigtvellamo
to you Wel.
We can make them with high heels, or we am give
them to you flat,. '
So you. need not stager with a brick in T.:Mr hat.
X.8.-Good tide.; vinegar for sale by barrel or gal.
Front of Methodist church... Main street.
Towanda, Dec. 13, 1870. 1.. C. NELSON.
F OR S -VLF. ANI) TO RENT,
W. DITTBJCH'S
MUSIC STORE
ON7. HUNDRED FIRST-CL SS PLiSO3.
ONE , HUNDRED AND TWEE MELODEONS
Two ursosto Ceram . ASD &tract
osotts,
Pits Hundred V ctfna. Clirionete. Plates. Esajoit.
Guitars, cy=grerctnas, ACCONtan- Strings
for CI String Instruments.
Drums. Banes, etc. •
.snter mreac ND myrsucriot soots FOR
EVERT INSTRUIMST.
-PIANOS
From the only Irst.class =Akers' In the tailed
States, as F. C. Lhgtite k Co.. Decker Bros., Stine..
way. ...Weber. New York: Hallett and Coniston.
Boston: Ifalhewahek,. NeW , Haren Ct.; C. Meyer,
Philadelphia and Raabe in Baltimore. Melocleon.•
from B. Shonioner. Sew Haren, Ct.: Pelonbet. ;
Felton t Ca. New York. Drawn. the celebrated
Csol.ien Reed Americium Organ, sad the Bah,' s
TUARTS warri, DRIPS at
Combininon Orval. • -Ore door east of Ilercar's
Bank. the, only store of the kindToirazda. N[ atEacrn's
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air. 2911 not-2
DR. H. C. PORTER, SON & CO.,
,
OLD CASE DRAG STORE,
Omar Maki and Pin. Etre.* Torsadsw P.
nue recently added largely to their aMek, gra snit
empletiassortment, mutitating an extensive vie
risky. embracing many articles used In the Arta for
mechanical purposes. carol 017 selected with red
to the progressive 'ratite of tho public. which will be
kept constantly =Oiled with fresh purchseest. end
tared on the most reasonable terms at Wholesale or
consistisigof . .
DEIOO9, 31.1:DICLNIV, CHEMICALS,
PAM* 011 A. YASSIIIIMAX
IMI
ALCOHOL AIM TIIIIPMNTLCE,
SASH, PABST, PUMAS, WEIXTB-FASH,
And WI kinds of Brushes,.
Full lines now open
TANNER'S AND MACHINE OILS,
POCKET BOOKS, PORT MONAIS,
A mpapkte anortment.
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Touseco, SNTIT, PiPTS AND CIGABS,
Garden, Plead and. Flower Seeds. Trusses, Sup.
'Pumps.Suspensori Shoulder Braces, Breast
Teethicu Pangs..ursLng Bottle*.
Nipples. Nipple Shells and Shield*, Syringes.
Bed Pins. Self-Sealing Fruit Jan. Thee-
Stone
AU articles warranted aa imprewented. Persons at
it - distance earrrsceive the.ir'Arders by stage or mail.
which will - reri..ive prompt ar.d . carrfni attention.
freatnitansly at the (aloe,.
cbscrain_ only for medicine.
'O4 - Thankful for past atronage,would lea
pt...lllllly announce to tta , or friends and the riliblic.th;at
no pains shall be spars 3 to.t.stusfy, and went the cola
tinnation of tipqr contldence and patronur.
The beet kind in market.
*Open fiondaya for prescriptions trim 9,t0 10
sta., gad 12 nt. to 1. and 5 to t;
IL C. I'ORTER. SON &- Co. •
July 1, 18r741.-rr.
TAYLOR'S CEtEBRATED Olt!
TAi Great JrArAm.rrir - R , ri-d!: should be kept and
tined by ... every , Farmer that keep. either Cattle or
Horses. every Teaxnwter. and Lavery Stable Keep
every Physician and Horse Faster for it will many
times cure pain and lameness when all other meth.
loen have, failed. Miners and Railroad Men
should certainly keep it. for it is un.surpssaed for
brumes and sprain'. D:srksmithe ehould keep ,it
for their own use and for their customers tender,
footed horse...an nothing equals it tender feet.
Everybody suffering from pain and ImMehess of any , ..
kind, burn", cuts. wound" or any eruption of the
akin, Coma, Chilblains or - any disease requiring, an I
outward application should certainly keep this-6,le
larwted medicine. Every bottle warranted to give,
natiniaction. For sale by Dr. H. C. Porter Son . Co.
Porter & Kirby and F. W. BrownDrugmets. Towanda,
Pa. And by every Druggist and defile?' in Bril l .
ford and adjoining counties. •
Johnkon 11,1loway and Cow I,n, who:esale Patrtit.
Meafrine Dep - rt, CO2 Arch Ittreot Ph ilatißpl h
WhMPFale Agents. 11. I:ROWNIG TAYLOR,
RHEUMATISM 7 -:;CEURA.LGIA !
to any person producing any Medicine showing half
as many living. permanent cures as Dr. Frrtun's
YEG ETA ELY RHECUATIC REMELT. reed inwardly
only. A pleasant Medicine, free from injurious
drugs. Warranted, under oath, to have permanent,
ly cured 03 in every 100 patients treated in the past
ten years. (See testimony). It is the acientitle pre
scription of Prof. Jos. P. Paler, M. D., i graduate of
the University of Pennsylvania, A. P.. 1933. —now
one of Philadelphia's oldest regular physicians. and
Professor of Chemistry and Toxicology,-Lwoo- has
made Neurlgia. Chronic . and • Inibunatory Rhenium-
Uspi the specialty of Ins entire professional <
fa.,!t vouched for by the signatures, accompanying
riar . ..l bottle, and other testimonials of many prowl-,
cent renowned physicians and clergymen. To pro
-1e7.1 sufferers from poisonous quick nostrums and
useless expenditure of money, a legal snrned' guar
. antee, stating. exact number of bottles warranted to
cure. sill be forwarded gratis to any sufferer send
ing by letter a full descriptlon of atMetion. In ease
of maize to cure, amount paid-positively. refunded.
Medicine sent anywhere by express. cbilect on de
.livery. .42SIctel insiked to write for advice; all in
formation and s tnedical advice eent by lert.r gratis,
Address Dr. J. P. FITLER. Fourth FtriN.t..
Plialado4phia, Pa. The Relied) is sold or obtained
by Druginsts,
- SHOES
.311SSES,
I=
Drags and Medicines.
171611141UPP TIMM 1111ASI.
KEROSENE. OR COAL OIL,
rin!".
LAM'S, WADES. WiCES, MIMI& .
Sperm. Lard. Whale, Neat. Foot
Piney and TWA Articles In all thelr,Taxiety.
SPONGES. BRUSHES. SOAPS. COWS.
Pomades, Bair-Dyes. Pertnrl7.
Pocket . Halves, Bazars;
TOOTH. SHIN AND HUB PREPARATIONS.
PURE WINTEI AND LIQUOILS,
For ifedielnaluse,
Elaynrinii Extracts
mometers
Jug., Glees Ware: Bottle., Vials, Corks. Bath
Brick. and State Insckittii. Fah Tackle.
munition, tic.. Betailic. Eclectic end Elouiceiatb7
is biodicines, and ail the popular Patet.t
.ItEDICINES'.
Propr - ..,t0r, Leltayaville, Pa.,
julyl9'7o-tf
$5OO WILL BE PAID
For 'tale by PORTER KIRBY, Diu:Lz:Ets. Mer
cued Btoeg, P.T. •
TOW.IN
Marble Worlse
GEO. 31cC.thE Sc SON
llAve !not .'t rethe lar,;est zsiortment of
AMERICA 'AND ITALIAN
IR, P. 2_, !
Ever enhiblt,l in Val. tw tion , .te_5022„:1, they
- Invite tr.e attentiouofthe publx. -
They keep on tan.? or ftut:_ah to order
110Nt.ICENTS,
TOIII3 'STONES ; MANTLES,
Of erer7
AT 'nit: LOWEST TERMS.
-- Persons in want of anything in our Line are re-
Spec:fully inr;ded to call and eiannir.q our stock.
3.IcCAJ:I I E, & SON
Toaratda. May 1. 1171
B. PETTES & CO.,
Base noir' on ham,: a to, stock or
FALL AND W I NTER GOODS
In grint Tariety, inch in
DRY Goons.
11:ILIM:11Y.
FANCY GOODS' AND NOTIONS,
DP.L.SS SILSS, SILK VELVETS
VELVETEENS, WATERPROOFS,
AND SELIZI.Si
_ Which they will eel: at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICE,
St the of the B. cippos . ite the
Coat.
per - '20.31:3 MAIN STREET. TOWAN-DX..PA
=II
NA'TIONVX::!!.,INSUARAN CE
CO. ortr.s. ►
MAX CLirrAZ. /.00060:-IAID IN PULL
Chartered by Congress. les& 4
CILLIIMICE EL" C,LAIta. President ; • .
JAIL COOKE, Cliairntan Finance and El. 6m
EMMY V. COOKE. Vice President ;
=MON W.. mr,sec and .Arti,u,
The advantages of the National lafear.inrs-tte
1. It le a National CompenT, chartered by C.ar, rer4
2. It has a paid up capitalrof One Minion L. 1 1 ,„
3. It offers low rates of premiums ;
4. It furnishes larger insurance than ether c, u ,
prutlea, for the summoner _
IL It ts • detlnite and certain
6. There is no possibility of rnlarepreeentatiot t 3
agents, or misunderstanding by pnbey.hrv:.,.
7. The policies are plain contracts, ite nelrb
canoe for so much money:
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8. All policies are non•forfeiunq ;
O. ,The policies arnexerupte r6rn. attactratent.
E. W. CLARE k CO., Bankers,
GenerarAgentn.
D. B. RVESEit. ItZPr
N. C. =MEE & A. G. MASON
e3.Acenta for T.:ma:ids and viciruty
Jan. 9, 1869. -•-• -
GITARDIA.N ktItAL
LI.FE E.C.I7IIANCE COUPANI
NO. 2.51 BROADWAY. NEW TriEL
PoiActrs rx Foncr.
Arstax. Iztcomr..; over.
LOferA PAID
All approval forms Df POHelen ignel
Liberal modes for payment of f.r.biann€
Policies non-forfeitable by their tert,.
The entire profits of the Coo,paLy
ably amcAng the insured.
ANNUAL DIT,IIir.NDS
WALTON EL • .
vaL.LL§,it T. - 1190E.E11. vccr
LUCIUS M
PHILADEL - PhIA REFLREN.7Li
Jar Coo k Co., Bank,Pr?7:
k Lazikent.
WooDszDz it Cu., T•if.M. - r..1..v2t,P..
S. A'S HEaczn. Preot. .
T. 13. _
.1. A. RECliftn ,
jiy . 1 ,- -was.,!x, Fa
A3/13—NNfC
Insurance A ;.;-(?'n
FIRE. LIFE„.til.).-i - CCIDENT IN;7::kNCE
Irri'tter: 7ar.,1 r.ro ePv
:rl.auze a;:a:r.9t
LIGT:ITNING
To I. , :i:d/rlze aol cvL✓:flix I,lt
OFFICE ON MAIN STREET
Ofp , : r w,
ariglr7l..
:Ice= tr. 3
D LkErES For? 1..
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PAPER - A: ENVELOPES
NEW-YORK PAPERS
SCHOOL LOOKS
Lis, 3lrsrc, STATIONICT AND
PlCTrita;
BLANK BOOKS
YANKEE SOTIONS.
Tmicada,.:tiot'. 19; 18t8.
-PT B
-EPlc is recpecttuUy informod that
dery Des been removed to the • , Reporter -
Antrd.sfory, where to - D1 be done .
800 -
In all its car.ots bramcies. tra terms 13.7-.3.3 , is... is
•‘ the times •• will all , iw. The Biriclery wilf -- --.---
the charge of .
. .
H. c.-Nrtrra.E.Ea,
. .. •
I ••/
erperienceci Binder. and-ail work wili 1 ,, ; ^ "•• T . - 1
_done in a style and minter which cant , t 1 , , •-.1 -, ~, 1 .
3lnsic. Magazines. Newvapeta.ol,lllo , l - A. t•-•
in every variety of style. 'Parti&X...a.i sir, nt.-:"......:
1. paid to the Bulin,s; and Binding of -' . ••
I' • - ' e-
BL.kNi - 2: BOOKS
,
To shy desired pattern. whiccia yrislny and
bility will be warranted:
All work will be ready for delirery when
The patronage of the public is ar.e.
feet aatiafactßio guaranteed.
Towanda. August 2, 1866—tf.
TOW...A:NI:Lk AGRICULTURAL
• 1:
STILL Auvr.'
The supezintezient of this shop .:f Lew a'_-="•'
sortie of the„beat.
LUMBER WAGONS,
PLATFORM WAGONS
COVERED AND.OPEN Bt GTL
ever ofered in Vl:ils market. lift: -2-^iveted
OAK AND IiECKORY TIMBER
used. and all.went made by . the r....05.t
EM?M2O'CIED SCORTCV v s ; a
We hale the
parer RUSSIA 'Bps SLATS,
Ter7 Ught. and so durable thit ecet =.o.e .2I
little to do towards their decay. •
Please examine our work before pnrchae:sx
where.. Revellla a done on short notice.
M. C. Mmitrat Preet,.CENl
Towsodallniy 20, le7o.
TE. -BOT;TiRS & CO.,
el •
GMelatAL PRODLCE
CommissiobAnts ,
SCRANTON, PA.;
Aeffeettnny solicit eousign=:frzta of
BETTER, EGGS. CHEESE, V£Al:79rl:Var
ar, other Farzia Prods Y.
One of the firm • Ilarin4 teside4lScranton fi,r
the past ten years. and hseinyi extetin-e. t. -cr_uat•
ante with th e business =en of the city. les fe*:
Silent that ire an seII prodnee to the enure
...a:o
-ber:0n of consignors. ;
-RE.FEIjENCES.
L. S. CHBTSBL:CL -A. G. FRlSittEkrirell.
BALTOKrsI. k BLACKMAS, 'GORHAM k Cal
USN, Leltaysvale, Pa. • , • .
S.' G. 'MITE& MARTO; .11..t.leiTiO. GA."'
bans Pa.
H. J. Clll - BITCS: EENRY SHOE3LA.F.Ea. F•
Tina. Pa:
1 r Z. DOLMA.
PLASTER.
P.L A S E-•R
. . .
t fug irapply of Fresh finxind Cantra p15.....,r
fro= Ystiferg i r t Co.'s beds at the enhser.l..rt
mill. at. moo Etammerdeld Creek, r.:,,v:i F.-.
pared sad warraated s pure arae.e.
ap1.12:71-3= 6 't 'SAME; Vi
e
VERY CHOICEGREEN
Black Tea aeller-g cheap at retall
poi t iff.ae:Vß
Cl
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7 p.. ('Mt,
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ap1.26'71'
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