4 riscollaneous.
pA. & N.Y. CANAL & R.R. CO.-
AIIIWZGEIiEM OF PAMENGEB Uteri&
To take effect JUNE 15.1871., '
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2 co, , -740 950 ..linflalo.. 12 25 90011 45
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7t:l ' 12061 .'lthaca. 6 45 _ 731
'8 49 12 281 -- . - .oarego..
9 44,2 45;12 55 8 , -Elmira.. , 6 05112 50 615 910
9 35;3 20' 1 25(8 05 Waverly .1 42011 15 54 0 1325
9 4113 281 1 331 912 -.Sayre:. 412 11 35 533 816
• 4 50, , 3,35, 138' 919 ..Atlienr• 40511 22 620 810
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, ..:3 55. , 0 401..Ulster_ 11 05 - 749
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..... ) 4 47, 1 1037 Bunerll.4 . 10 11 , , 703
.....14 57,,5. • 1 10 50 Fron'ht'a 10 02 653
.15 13 111 12 Wflusing - 918 • 640
17.3 33 - , 300 11 16,Lannyville 224 '9 29 400 679
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....-)5 ito )11 37,6' Walnut 921 . T 611
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12 5.,'7 51., 4 351 1 30,.,L &B J. 1250 745 1 24 5 ) . 435
12 .1713001 4 421 1 47 1 .rittaton. 12 35 735 2 3.7 420
.....19 - 12 .12 00, Prasville. 72 , 1 4 00
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No. 32 leaves Towands 7 10 a. ra.; stopping at all
Flat: ons, arriving at Waverly at 8 05. and Elmira at
0i 'A. nt.. '
NO. 31 leaves Elmira 530 "pon.7, Stopping at all
Ptat!or..9, arriving at Wave:l - 17 6 15, and Towanda
2 19 P.ll. • /
Trial leaves Philadelphia 2:10 P. M., Now York
12 arriving at Tunklcannock 10:00 P. 31.'
Train 3 lest-on TrlnkhannOek at 7:00 A. M., arriv.
- int:. at P - Mladelpliia 2:15 P. 'and Now York 3:55
ra , mi A and 15 run duly - with Pullman Sleeping
cars attached.
Drawing. Room cars attached .to Trains '2 and 9
Vetween Elmira and P.hllsdelphia.
R. A; PACKEE.,'Saperintelident.
G 9 TO JACOBS'
OF, FASHION -
I MAIM STREET, -, • ,•
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• - FOR LATEST STYLES IN I
saute(} AIM SIM= CLOTHING.
GOODS reECEti - MI"4 4 KBY DAY.'. I 1.,
, . I - ewer-ie. April 8., lwris
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sTA.3.lp.Dtg DONE , - AT MRS.
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- BLOck.
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wreneta. Thu-, 1i.„167.6. , -. '
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RTHERN CENTRAL RAIL
WAY.—Direct route North sad South to Bal
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time ~ Wathington, Philadelphia and all points
• ti , ,ntli ' also to tinfralo, Niagara Falls, Suspension
,liri•lite Locirster, Syracuse and all-points- Eaat
and We ;•--. on the New. York Central Railroad, and
' tii ,- Ca ~las. 1 .ety,. On and alter Sunday;_Noy. 23.
.1e72, tr errs will leaVe ELIILEL4 as follows : -.._.. •
:• ~ .tiOlt.t.v.AED. ,
- -. M.C.1. air re ' 10 20 - pm
. NurtheizAErpi-pes: - .. . .. 32 00 ncr
licrniri; ' • Accommodation 1 6 45 am
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Et.:::.:r, - do • - 655 pin
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• Fni-e-Lei '' -E- -ccs t 2OB pm
1141 i;. - 4 ; - . . 646 am
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t.'l6. i-s. oithe , Express north and Southern g.x.-
. press ilpath, a. through trains between ,Rochester
a c I 13.11AT:ore ; ' the?Pm:ling and Evehing Ac corn.
rioda,ti,t;•l north eonn et at Canandaigua with trains
l•-r I:ce.ester and the Falls, • ;
G. CLD;TON GARDNER, Gen'l Sitpt.
ED. F_y,ouS,G, GenTPass. Ag't, Baltimore, Md.
1F SOU 7ISH,TO BUY OR SELL
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. HOUSES ; TfltMS, LOTS OR
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zT ILL 7 7:O2EIiTI, or if you with to triad or, borrow
I incr.: ,r,; heal Estate or filler 'srcuriti , for 5 short
41 - 2in7 Or a term of yearr,-ordf you with
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RENTS OF. HOU'SES•'
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U: Ailli it property collected and pad, we offer en
p,,icr.ticillties for the prompt transaction ;of such
.1.).15ine,--1. —I
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taro now a fine Bat of. property for tale, and
, tl••=e :LkiDg
REAL ESTATE INNESTAIENTS
I
In town or county, will do well to call on pa.
A. a. ricuiLE a: C 0.,, •
.. gell &tato) And Loan .4entsJ
On.7c,F Slam btreet, opposite Court House. To.
I-
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1 1. Qll EP CLOTHING
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1.11o&ler to nuke room for the .T. ,, TtGEST alrd
of I r
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FALL CLOTHI'Na
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o..r.cd in Cite /..tzrket, I. will for the
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NEXT SIXTY ..DAYS
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OZER MY ST:SALMI CLOTHING
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• ESS:OF COST!
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' lunuecessary for rae to say that tr., - 3 , goods Oro
•I
S r tilkllCTLY •.rII3BT-CLASS:,
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ar only cffeted at greatly reduced pricoit nal/.
or :Lars carry them over to next seaebn. I
E Tuv,:oll3, Jtily s ?.l. IBT.I
TTA_ND - BOOK"' Or POLITICQ,
-3.JL -• rou 1,971; . ,
131" EtO!.t. EDWAIU) AtcPELESSON. i
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cr..rns 'or notsE or nariummirtArms r. ~ a.
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• This A CCTILATE and na : ARTILL Volume giVeiVIND
',T u. ii , .,:ennion the .. Increaia - of Salary Act ' andi
its rep al, on Tranaportattott. Civil Bights. and Fi.
ilancial Questions, inchidingtbe act of 1963 granting ,
.• Legal Tenders '? and coin interest on Bondi, and
tbe various Eapanding and Contracting acts since..
l'resilent Grant's Messages and Memorandani, In
tm.ciew ~ 'Lette'ra t , Proclamations, and ActiOn in
Atthinii, ViriPansa.S. Louisiana and Texas. Supreme
Court Dec-Wens. Illinois and Wisconsin Railroad
3,usS. Constitutions' Amendments, made, and
I Fudine, in Stats, and liatton. ...Back-pay" Statis
tics, Tanks of Appropriations, Debt, Elections; Cur
r4-ncy Distribution by States and ssetions, &c: In
t...lash', for caini , s s i-u. Cloth, $2 50 , post-paid.
Address GEO. IRS, DAWSON,
• P. O. BOx. 434, Washington, D.
T....1. - znda. Aug. 10, 1574.
61•:4T. bOLLA.R will pay one yenrs'
Er.hzeriptiop for the
TOWANDA - JOURNAI4:
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Ti. V.... jOrn:NAL, sine Its enlargement, contains Its
ranch reading matter as any oche: paper in tile
,mty,4ncludinc a full andrearelntly preparn3 ret
fit," of sll the county news. It contains the l'otui
Proceedings. Jury and Mrial Lists, Weekly report of
11.C.Ilarkets, Abstract of Sheriff Wee and the'cur.
rent aCI7S of thi,day. ,
-. Try :i. "Sc , r,d. 'for 'a sample copy, which will be
. 6:1:,t fr.-: c.n application.
'D. M. TU/ZNER,i
Editor and Prop':
,auly
COAL
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nlO E.lbszriber having the agency of the Match!.
'um-Cc:lilt:77 at Kin viten . Pa., is prepared to furbish
Ceslrrs all slzefrofsenthraclte Coal,- prepared
in the best manner.] from the - celebrated Cooper
V. A full 'supply of this coal may be seen by
es:ltng ca • Muiwaton„ at the XesseCoal Yird,
c ilne. one block - South of Main street. wherein
Lr, v;ted to call. Tull weight and good quality
s.7.s'und. L. 8. CABS.
To Wanda, Feb. 3. 1874.'
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.AATEST STREET HOTEL,
v.v
41; 42. 43 as 41 WEFT
.rrlr TORN. I.
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Al TERrrluata. ttougn, ON , i - ar. EUROPEAN
' • r - PLAN. 1
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1 . ./JO,lB r. , 0 and V; nuts per. Day. 7CUAROZB way
7.t! iIn..P.ATE. 'TLa bald mama 2-4,4 •egetabka In {he
nockat. Dr.'4' REDS Ia the Oty.
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lllystall.- r B. T. IDIDDITT. 111•
04'.
- - p olvTim co:
P
Are Low rearlTinz their mei lap et3ek of
goads, which will be sold at Gases an lan
ever before eines the vim is inipossible for
them to enumerate • all V& 'Akio* In their lame
stock of goods.: They would hoverer call paildcm
• I
ar attention tl great baziatna
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In DRESS 000DS,
In T.ABLE LINENS & TOWIILING
; stopping at an
and Elmira at
La' LE &CHM AND lIIMN SECEETINGS AND
SHIRTEciIEt.
which they ask especial attention, ! 6
the new Fall Style's and at very low
pilce&
be surpassed. •An inspection of the
stiock will siltisf3;
M. E. 1103M3FIELD.
all widths of Oil Mills, Window
Sh i fides, &c. New stook of Wall and
-r
Window paper.
1
fatly k stocked with new and freak
goodil•
They invite , ever y body to call,
promising them a splendid assort
,
mentiof goods in each department of
heir business, and at prices which
mud Elfitigy
Oct. .14.41
Pwelt & Co.
'LAM, WHITE, RED. CHECKED ARID
FLAXNEL.
pr,ora AND CASSIMEMES, OUTINGS, DIAG
ONAL COATINGS,. BLAINE/3, JEANS, HEAP!
COTTONADES, WATERPROOFS, &c., &c,
their great - stook of New Ribbons
t received, Hosiery, Gloves, tices,
.t Buttons and Trimmings, Bach
the best One bolltir Kid Gloves
er shown by them, and a fall line
Notions.
A very large stock of Shawls, to
;Their Boot & Shoe stock canno
New Carpets in great variety; also
Their Grocery Department is now
POWELL & CO
2ithciabaumm
TOWANDA
31 Alt B:L -W 011 1013,
GEO. MoOABE Sr, SON
HIT - fa . M4WVO . the ,2ert
ANE8i......1 AND iiAL:A...
MARBLE
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Ever exhibited in this motion, - erbion Ds,
• invite the attention of the public.
Thep keep on hand or furnish to order
MONUMENTS,
TOMB STONES, MANTLES, aco.,
Of Ml 7 st7l4
4 :1 4.~ s'! •'i~ 9 F'
Pawns in , want of anything In oar lino on rs
spectrally batted to call and GUMMI/ our stock.
IioCABE & SON.
Tir42l4i, may 1. 1171.
W. SCOTT & CO., .
BAKERS AI3D GROCERS;
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First block Forth of Ward House. '
We have added materially to our stock, and now
offer a full assortment of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
We keep no books. add no. percenbige for bad
debts ; therefore wo can and will give you thelow.
est rates. All are invited to call and be convinced.
DINING ROOMS
In connection .with the above, and meals at all
hours of the day.
D. W. SCOTT & CO.
Towanda, Feb. 10, 1874.
A PPLETONS' AMERICAN CY
CLOPEDIA.
NEW REVISED EDITION.
Entirely rewritten by the ablest writers on every
snblect. Printed from new type, and illustrsted
with Several Thousand engravings and Maps. •
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Tug lirw toritarcis CYCLOPADIA. was completed in
1863, since which time the wide circulation which it
has attained in all parts of the United State', and
the signal developments which have taken place in
every branch of science, literature and art, have in
duced the editors and publishers to submit it to an
exact and thorough revision, and to issue a new
edition entitled Tits Akceasceit CiaAPZEDI/.
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The movement of political affairs has kept we
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application to the industrial and useful arts and the
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wars and consequent revolutions have occurred, In
voicing national,cilanges of peculiar moment, the
civil war of our own country, which was at Ha
height when the last volume of the old work ap.
peered. has happily been ended, and a new course
or commercial and industrial activity has been
commenced. i
Large accessions to our geographical knowledge
have been made by the indefatigable explorers of
Africa.
The greet political revolutions of the last decade,
'with the - 'attire] result of the lapse of time, have
brought into public view a multitude of new men,
whose names are in every one's mouth. and of
whose lives every one is curious to know the parties
mare. Cheat battles have been fought and impor.
taut sieges maintained, of which the details ars as
yet preserved only i n the newspapers or in the
transient publications of the day, but which ought
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In preparing the present edition for the press. it
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forming in fact a new Cylopiedia, with the lame
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on application.
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Address the Publishers.
D. APPLETON & CO.,
549 & 551 Broadway, If. Y., & 725 Bans= St., Phil'a.
WHEN YOU DESIRE
JOB PRINTING
DT FIRST-CLASS STILE,
CALL AT
Tar.: "REPORTER " OFFICE.
THE LONG EETABLISHED
MILLINERY EITORN
MISS GRIFFIN
Ras just been rsplenisbad witk a tan .ad
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
81113 G AND BUNKER GOODS,
To - irhleh the attention of my customers Is asps.
deny called. Priors reasonable and all %e r r-
Mee& 11. IL G
ibwinits, Avg 144 L
Xlsosilusovs.
WAGONS! WAGONS
WAGONS
on hand a large assortment of
p7,l.iWne HT
WAGONS
WHICH I WILT.
SELL' OHEAPM
Than any other establishm , nt in the
' country.
WAGONS AND' 0. : GES
Of every description:m. ..aftwthred
to order on short nitice.
ff.=•Frl
Towanda, March 25,1813.
FEAST 4D SONS
Woad !Atte . , ths Public to:4?d1 and =I
Wag -7- Mierir mm ov , :Ili 01 0 al
iSIRUF =
'l . have new on band
US4TICBI' AND .BE3T
117=174 Or GOODS
ithishui;:
I .z. - ,1-olarzod tq d
lIXDEBTAKIN
T. 204 ble terms.
Weals° keep In store and make EN
SASE
BLINDS,
DOORS,
MOULDINGN
FLOG 'n GS, &o.
J. 0. FRO: k SON&
Oct. 1, 1671.
WE INSURE ALL IS OF
• PROPERTY
mum= Las ON DA MAO BY
FIRE .AND LIGH XING.
We roprotat over !Iffy 1111111 ons • • • tal.
Old &gal& and Nome • • •• psalee
LIFE INSURAN si
IN THE DIMWIT AND LARGE-in I •
e AND
MUTUAL 0011:PA1IN3 IN •
MT= IfTATRIL •
"UN 11)314 tio 4: a37:1
Pram one day to one year.
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NOBLE A: ' CENT.
lreb 19. UMM.
PERIOB AGRI • TITRA.L
NAOUNANT. for SW by
B. M. WELLES,
TOWANDA. PA.,
Moe No. a Meroors Block, north a Coat
Ease aware.
WHOLINALZ AND =TAIL MAUI AID
ItANDPADTVEZBB AEI*.
Nowlat ame, Nsoklasa. Horse Pram and Thrashers,
Wheel Rasta Bowers, Orstr o 4Needen. Nay
Udders. lame sad heel PI C&P , lttrakes.
mat Horse Noes, Cover Hallasandranning NMI.
LAW' .towns, MUMS MAIMS% c t =ma
N M awes* PI/WM = Ma 11 002.1
1/1311.1111 ion ILUCD ' OZPOWII3. so.,
and desoriptln, fUnstrated printed dr
Ja h r i Clabed or nutted tree to all appUdante.
It will cost but three cents to seal for ofronlers
la PIMP
Thariars "ben to Toyama. oaU and see so.
&alba vs. a. MI TIMM
IyYTON k BRO HEE,
Dealers la
WOOL, BIDES, PELT CALF
SKIN/3, PIMA AO..
for which the lashed cab priests at as times.
Mee to N. H Bosentleld's Store,
barna I
r. S. num a0r.11.10 TOW A
AN UNDIFJPIITp FACT
r M 7 17 M
OLOTIIING SOUSE Li NVETHZIIII rifirrAl
11astng recently fitted Up tea large and combiodl•
mis stars lately occupied by FOX & mracro4, to
acconunodate my npidlyiincresoing bide. I rasped
fully ask my old customers, sad the pukka gensal-,
ly , to ma and 61 1 / 1 2i1MII my elegant
NEW STOOK
Amt satiety themselves that y rice, defy stomps.
UStort.
vivaditl
NEW DRY GOOD STORE
IN TOWANDA I -
MESSRS. BRAHHALL & GOFF
•
Have removed their stock of Dry Goods froth the
old stand of B. A, Pettie r , oppositethe Court Hotta.
TO THE EAST STORE IN BEIDLEILANS BLOCH,
NEAR THE BRIDGE,
And are d i mly receiving
NEW GOODS FROM 'nit!. CITY
In addition to the Bankrupt Stock of B. A. Pettis,
which they are selling for about half price. Come
and leo tor yourselves. If we don't save you some
money, don't buy. I ,
BRAMHALL & GOFF,
Beidlemari's l ßlock, (Near the Bridge.)
Bridge-sb, Towanda, Oct. 1, 1874:
C 0 A L .o 0•A
OLD TOWANDA COAL YARD!
PIERCE & SCOTT
t
Take pleasure in announcing to their friends and
the public generally, that they are prepared to fur
nish any of the following named Coals In quantities
to nit purchasers, thoroughly screened and elated,
and at as low rates as strany yard in Towanda. We
keep the beat Coals from! the Pittston and Wilkes-
Barre mines.
SULLIVAN ANTHRACITE COAL,
Ail sizes, from mines in Sullivan County.
•
BARCLAY (SMITH AND STOVE:
From the old Barclay mines. Wo aro Solo Agents.
. Wo keep on band the
•
ALLENTOWN LIME.!
Beet quality. Alto, •
COPLAY CEMENT I
- Ali orders left at the stores of Long & Stevens, P
J. Calkhis, Horton's, Kirby's Drug Store, or at our
Coal office corner of River and Elizabeth's streets,
will receive prompt attention. Please give us &call.
S. PIERCE. Wu. SCOTT
Towanda, Pa., September 2 1 1, 1874.
JWANDA
SUSQUEHANNA COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE.
The first winter term (it this Institution will com
mence MONDAY, November 2, 1874, with the fol
lowing list of experienced teachers :
EDWIN E. - QUINLAN, PIIISCIPAL,
Ancient Languages, Math and-English Branches
E. L. mita% A. B ,
Commercial, MathematiCal and Scientific Branches.
• 3IISEI MARY E. MERRILL, PnECEMIZES,
Common and Higher English.
MISS MIY I MASON,
Common and' nigher English.
MLLE 7. LxQUIN,
French4Drawing and Painting.
MSS. O. A. BALDWIN.
Vocal Mnsic.'
MISS MINNIE C. HAWES,
Instrumental Music.
Classes will commence the study of Philosophy
and other Sciences. The customary reorganization
of classes will take place, in order that new stu
dents may be properly classified, and such new
claasetwill be started as the wants of the students
may demand.
Special attention will bo given to those students
pertaining to a business education, that Ude de
mand made upon the school by students from the
country may be fully proartded for. An additional
advantage will be an acmes, free of charge, to stu
dents of the school, to the evening school, which
will probably commence with the opening of the
term.
Special attention given to the preparatioi of boys
for College. Regular instruction in Drawi ng and
Vocal Music free of charge. Excellent ad antages
in Instrumental Muedo and voice culture.
Tuition fewer $4 to $lO per term. Board, includ
ing furnished rooms, lights, washing, &c., $4O per
term.
For circular or_ further information, address or
call upon the Principal, E. E.
.QTOLAN, at To.
wands, Pa.
MELLEN. Fox, Prest. Board of Trustees.
1 TO OUR PATRONS.
FINER PHOTOOItAPRBTRAN HERETOFORE
Made outside of the cities, and that we make
it a specialty to enlarge all kinds of Pictures to
any size desired, and finish in Water Colors,
India Ink, or in Oil, in the
We also endeavor tr ...aka all the time possi
ble In making chtldrens pictures, so as to se.
cure the beet results.
We are constantly, adding to our stock of
AU new patterns and tasteful styles, and far•
nlsh them at s small advance from cost prices.
May 14,1873.
ARRANGEMENT
AT THE FIRST WARD BAKERY.
MRS. MARY R KITTREDGE
'caving purchased the stock and fixtures of H. A.
Cowles' Bakery, hue refitted the establishment and
purchased an entirely
NEW STOCK OF GOODS,
Stilted to the trade, such as
Gummi:Es, Ties, Corrre, TA= From. CANnD
Exurrs,.CArnw, Coxvicnosehr, Yam BREAD,
BISCUITS, trim Boas, kc., Dena'.
A neat and attractive
ICE CREAM SALOON -
Will be . opened in -connection with the establieb
meat, whereladles and gentlemen an always find
the best cream and 'other delicacies of the season.
THE DINING ROOM
Hasbeen refurnished, and Will at all times be sup
plied witd substantial eatables. which eV be served
at reasonable rates. Farmers and others visiting
town will And this i convenient'place to supply the
•
is of the inner man.
1 " '. •
MARY E. KITTREDGE.
Towanda, April 23. 'UAL
- IVOR SALE OR RENT.—A. desira-
JL blo Holm and Lot on Iftnuth atom; Mb
hone north of 0. 1). Bartlett% ommorloot to 'nog
tuts or Graded rkto)01. Bacillar° on
WU.
itimmigt MOSOItIP.
tlvb 1% 'fiat
[
JULIUS WOLFF'S
TITAN ANY 0/Mla
1
OF I
1
SIMINEE4 CLOTHIIIG,
Tomlin% Mai 4. Hat
GEO. H. WOOD &00.,
PHOTOGRAPHERS,
TONTANDA, PA
Grateful for the generous patronage of the
put year, would inform all'• wanting Pictures
that we are still adding to our establishment
NEW AND IMPROVED INBTRII/lENTB,
And adopting tried and approved modes of
printing and retouching in order to 'secure
BEST STYLES /ED VERY LOW PRICES
FRAMES
S WOODFORD,
AT TEX
NEW YORK BOOT AND SHOE
STORE, •
P M% t. ATNON aoanTrrnseriooLeamos st
Is receiving one of the largest and
beet stock`of BOOTS & SHOES eves
brought in Towanda, which he is
;offering at the very lowest prices for
!Cash,' consisting of GzErrs Cum, Hy
r& STOOL, BOYS CALM Boars, LADLES,
linsus and Oumnsses Shoes of all
kinds, all bought direct from the
itlanufacturers, and hand 'made, all
goods, warranted. A rimi STOOK or
Lr.ivrnza mu) FENDING& I
Thankful for ; past favors, I solicit
a continnance.cif the same.'
Towanda, May, 1, 1872.
NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY I
anktre Wour.!
0 1 ''' .
Ber y announce to blip friends and patrons,
'thatho hie built a • ,
1
NEW BRICK OABRIAOE'IFAOTOBYY
wharf) he will constantly /nap oa band a full mart.
meat of • •
FAMILY OABBLiGES
TOP AND OPEN BU(IGIES,
:
Stade of Abe beat =tads and finished In the beat
city style, 3ila long experience I fat, Carriage
In the
Factories gives hint s decided advantage over *they
Finish, Style' and //arability
of his Wagons. All they asks is an
INSPECTION 'OF mg. WORK
proviousito purchasing elsewhere
,ALL WORE WARRANTED TO GIVE manor
Thankful for the liberal patronage formerly ex
tessdeil and respectfully ask a continuance of the
Wee. -
1 r REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
RUBY immix.
I! Towanda. Jan. A. 1213.—ts
WOUNDERY & MACHINE SHOP.
The undersigned having purchased the Foundry
and Machine Shop lately owned by John Carman,
are prepared to do all kinds of work appertaining to
their btudnou, with promptness and dispitch..
MILL GEARINGS,
PIROULAR SAW MILLS,
MAN )RILLS,
ind ell kbads of
MILL • IRONS
ENGINES REPAIRED,
And all work warranted to give eatiakiction.
SHINGLE .MACHINES
Of the latest and mod Iniprovedldnds Manufactured
and kept - constantly on hand read/ for nn.
lIMZEILL IRON AND WOODEN BEAMEI
Of all kinds.
CULTIVATORS, CORN PLOUGHS
fi AND
PLOUGH PO.INTS
01 all kinds, and the latest Improvezne nts kep
constantly on hand.
LAUGE ARV SMALL SIZE.
STOVE CASTINGS
CELLAR GRATES,
SLED AND SLEIGH SHOES,
LARGE MOE 'NEMER
And all kinds of outings tarnished to
30. 1870. - MEANS k ROCKWELL•
131,00 D & CO.,
Stilieontinue o minuted= thes e oeletusted
a 1
HORSE POWERS . 8c CLEANERS,
and will sell a better machine, for lees money than
cri be had elsewhere to the world. We claim for
opr machines that therwill do as Ruth, or more,
than any other, and are more durably inUlt. We
parsonally superintend our work and see that it is
well down. We will sand •
01 era ineehmee, on applicatlorg.
.1
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWEEA
. i
o;se re Two Zorn MUSH= d iIIPSHATORS.
mamas and CprallrEßS,
I
• FANNING
antomill:9l3) arta° aim iazza.
AW AND eItIBT HILL work done to order.
01ve ne a call before raablit elaeinhere.
azioaa pach mr. imam
•
OD Ir (10Orla
9.1869.
THE NEW IMPROVED -
2_
BARING Tull SEWING 1(4 CHINE
A 4
1 4
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ABDED.THE fI EZDAL.
oFOR PROGREK"
. 1 •
•
TdBSmarr:Osflra or . 1 1frou." Awaszza As ,
• sax Ezroarnoar *
•
I .
ffO t REWING 111X.1,1=1) A muulliXEC
• 11—A New Invention thoroughly Teate4 and .e.
tined by Letters Patent.
2.—Make as perfect lock stitch, alike on both
aides. on all kinds of goods. 1
.
E;—Buns Light Smooth. Noiseless and Rapid—
tie combination of qualties. 1
_ 4.,--Durrible—runs for years without repair's.
• 6.1.-Will do Am varieties of work and Fancy Stitch.
login a superior manner. 1
6 I—ls Meet easily _Managed by the operator.
tilrnLi of stitch may be altered while running. and
the can be threaded without passing thread
holes. I
I. simple, ingenious , eleghiat, failing
the tch without the use of cog wheel gears, rotary
cams or. lever arms. Use the Autom die Drop
Feed, which insures uniform length of stitch at any
wiW. Has our new Thread Controller. which al
it: easy Movement of needle-bar _ad prevents in
jurto thread. ' •
8-Conetruction most careful and Aniehed. It is
manufactured by the mod skillful and experienced
meektanics, at the celebrated REMINOToN AR
MORY. lI.ION. N. Y. PIIILADELPRIA MLA
010MINMT W.- : •
; I [ Plibili
1
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i*f
Opposite the new Jail.
TOWANDA, PENN'A.
HENRY STOLEN
PLATFORM WAGONS;
sarzspaonort.
reduced prices
MADE TO ORDEE.
pLorGxfs,
CHURN POWERS,
DUMM=I'E OATALOGI7I24
AT VIENNA. 1873 j
• IfiW GOOD PX180311:
r' l,ll ln"' tt•it
CIROCIZRY AND 01 1 0 VISION
Nai
STOEF.
MoCABE isiEtlyr4BDlS,
Wbotepais
, .
FAMILY 'GROCZBIES
• AID
PROVISIO 33
1111:11471M11 NEW nom plramm. - PA.
\(,
As
ao not dotanVnoosuary to ontunotsto all the
&Wont articles no keep. Oar asoortotent
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ALWAYS , 003EP4ETE,
i i
Ws RH nottdrig igut i h . -
FIRST CLASS OODS.
Cub paid for Pursers Prodoce
1 • 11c0A1111.
March 1,1870. Wlll, - -EDWA/ID&
NEW STEAM FLO*NG
,MILL
BEZERIEQUiff,' P
Ths subscrib desires to eve n
STEAM FLOTBIN e Kam
== . MMI
CUSTOM ORIMDING DONE 0 •••• • :1: SANS 1)47
1 TEAT IT IS . 4 •
Whist Buckwheat and Bye row. Comi Ned.
reed. Bran, &0., always on hand land. for sale at
lowest rates. •
PASTIOIILLB NOTIOII.-..Penenv Uvinge l on the
west vide of the river dedringto Imtronlim my ill, have their ferryage paid bath
l t r ir th s, iThsa they
tale= of ton bushels and up
V. 8 Ariftli.
ri B. PATCH,
kJ.
WHOTESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER IN
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
TOWANDA,
The but braids of
FLOUR
==::121
COUNTRY PR r o DUCB,
BUTTER, POULTRY GAME,
Sepecial attention paid to !Win : orders, ' Goods
delivered free of charge anywhere in ;the Borough.
Towands. Jan 1448741
BARGAINS IN STO,'
TINIVMtE,
FRNTM7!.TirI
IRON AND N •
GLASS,
ARPENTERS' T u OLS,
&c., &c.;
Given to all purchasers fur Cash, a
H. T. JUNE'I
HARDWARE STORE,
= . TOWANDA •.
raie. 17. '73.
ITEADQUARTERS
•
FOE
WATCHES, JEWELRY
SILVERWAREI
3L
Bu opened a
NEW JEWELRY STORE, ON BRIDGE gram
In the building formerly occupied by Young &
Mum, with • large assortment of Gold and dikter
American and Swiss Patches,
Fine Gold Jewelry, Gold Sets,
CHAINS Alin RINGS,
CHAIN iiRACEL I II:S.
13IITTONS, PINS, Izo. &v. &a
A full lino of corm lams and plated wan.
SPECTACLES AND EYE LASSES
Of all kinds—Gold. Silver an. I Steal.
N Ker.)
Prom the cheapest to the best, an • many other
articles too niunerotts to mention, brit to be se en
by calling. M. IfItNDELMAN.
di,-B. Watches. Clocks and Jewelry repaired by
practical workinen, and warranted.
, Towanda, Nor, 10. 13
RAYRE.-THE NEW T WN ON
N.. 1 SAYRE. PA.. Is situated on the Susquehanna
River, between Waverly, N. Y., end A thens. Pa., VS
miles from the Anthracite. AS miles from the Burn.
van. and 85 miles from the Ekin*Biturninons Odel
Miner of Peansylvania. , It lathe Southern terminus
of the Southern Neutral Railroad. &LOA the Ithaca
A Athens Railroad. and is Virtually 4 11 Northern
terminus of the Lehigh Valley, and Pa; IA N. Y. Rail
roads. It is a mile and a quarter = the Erie
Railway at Waverly.
SAYRN !as already hi imccelstul n slime
Oar mealdry . a Worniture • Moor-
Ing NM a Woolen HIS. and ialirdog . A vig
orous growth inanticipated for 1874. z
TEE TOWN PLOT'
Is now ready for culmination. Lots for realdenees
and basins*, Places for sale on reasone le terra,.
Its favorable location makes it • . .
DEllialtAßLE POINT FOR ItANUPA
and especial inducements are offered:: •
Apply et the First NllllO4lll Rank, of Waverly. or
sa Ilse (Nike fa Sayre, Pa.
AprrIi4LHOWASD 111/XXIIr
pRESENTS FOB ALL
AT THE
Zi tonsillar noliTtas. In Witten to la' large
dock of 7enirs. .
PING;
AMERICAN sad lIIVIS
GOLD AND SILVER MATCHES,
ULM PLLTED iirezir:- OP ALL vaantrizs'
MLR= irD PLATED
WATCH. CLOCK and JEWELRY done
In Unkind manner. and warranted.
Thinks for a liberal patronage and. hope to merit
a txmtinnance of tha lame.
that Ws new
O, - A. BLACK
CROCKERY OF VARIOUS PAT-
• .
And as law as thb lowest.l
AravA 614 BAND.
in stock I will not oe tuadefeolda
C. B, PATCH.
W . - A. CSAMBERLAIN,
011
En
Ja.e 2. 187 i.
.DANIEL F:BEATTi d CO.; or
• BEATTY &iPLATT•S
OPLRBRATPX) GOLDEN TON 4 I:TE PARLOR OR
Are ranked by eminent musicians and -distin
guialied men of honor in this country and in Eu-
ToPe, its the leading parlor 'organ now in use. We
challenge any maker to equal them! For Church,
Sabbath Schools, Lodges, as well as the parlor, they
have no • equal. Testimonials and cards of honor
are constantly being received in , their favor. An
oiler. Where we hare no agents wo will allow any
one wishing to purchase one of our - organs, the
agent's discount. Also 'to any responsible pirty
wishing to purchose one of our organs trouts dis
tance, and prefer to see and I examine it before pay
ing for it, the same will be granted them by sending
us a recommendation from the
_cashier of your
nearest :bank, or some proininetit man In your vi
einlty;and if the organ is not Just as represented,
you hare the liberty to return the same at our ex:
pease, we paying the freight both ways. It Is with
pleasure we introduce the GOLDEN TON .rx, know
ing that It will give universal satisfaction, as it poe
mesas many advantages over all other's. The tone
excels in Tallness; andthe deep vibration of sounds
an evidence that it stands first as to merits of all
musical instruments now in use.
• it'eselect a few abstracts from tatters and edito
rials 'which we are Constantly receiving in favor of
our organs, and wish you to read them :
•
Our mastoid critics call to see it. They are de.
lighted with it. OEO. L. !MEET, Altoona, Pa.
We would recommend this excellent instrument
to the musical world, for its dueness of tone.—Pe
tersburg (Indiana) Democrat.'
Combines siuetnese and Strength in its tone:—
Lewistown Gazette. • 1 •. .
For
are
ind'enntelte of tone
they are unequalled. PROF'. ROBT.
I can with pleasure recommend it to any in want
of a firat.clasa parlor organ. PROF. 0. HUNGER,
Mahony City
lam well pleased with then:{. -- ` O 7. B. HECHRIST
• I Hagerstown, Md.
lam pleased with the tone of the instrument.
• , WM. ROBERTS, Brooklyn, L. I.
First among its advantages Is the great scope of
its exlireseion, being constructed. o play the softest
music, and, when desired, to. there*w its power:-
'Can either gradually or suddenly produce more vol.
ume of tone - than any other organ of its class. This
fa accomplished by our new Patent Double Forte
9...e11. so arranged that tne sound is thrown out by
a direct passage through the 0180. -
We desire that every family throughout this
country, as well as Europe. may teat Its wonderful
musical producing qualities. - Ordeis have been re
ceived at such rapid rates that we have been corn.
Felled to enlarge the manufactory, and put on &still
larger force of skillful mechanics in order to supply
the demands. We, however; now are happy to an
nounce that we can fill orders promptly and with
'the utmost dispatch. We,alao call the attention to.
our world-renowned ' ' 1
EUREKA PIANO.
This Piano is fist gaining a reputation as the lead.
ing pianoforte now in use.
Send for illustrated price list and a list of testi
monials, some of whom you may know ming otlr
organs from the pant six months to seventeen yews.
Address, - DANIEL.P: BEATTY & CO., •
Waehington, Warren Co.. New Jersey,
Aug. Et 4 *
POR - SALE. -The subscriber .43f
-1 fera hls-farti for sale, satiated In North Ghent;
Sheehequin township, containing 106 acres; 80 acres
under a good irate of cultavittoo. good water, good
orchard, the barn good for a few years, new sheds
and a new dwelling house, and a good school Louse
stands on the place. Terms reasonable. par fur
thpr information write or apply to WM. JOHNSON.
MOW. Bradford Co.. Pa. wept %awe.
Moosllaneou
NEW JEWELRY SHORE I
w. A. zocwristre
rEgl EtOLD IBM
BANDS,
RINGS:
STUDS
a~:~.~~~ ter:,
GOLD. SILVER Aro SUZL SPECTACLES.
i RINGS AND, CriW/Mil.
Of all deacriptioni at the lowest prices
•
. •W I. ROOZWELL.
Towania, N0v.13, 18.
~ YY
TERNS,
GLASSVFMM,
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Ii liA 0 A MAN 90041
SILVER PLATED WARE,-
WOOD WARE,
STONE WARE,
1
BIRD CAGES,
BASKETS;
GLASS SHADES,
tir
I would Bay to the public that on any goods kept
Towanda. reb:110, 1874.!
DFATTE IN
D I A' C , N D S
ME:JE BY,
WATCHES. 40' CLOCKS,
GANS.
We cry 4 .Eareka.'= for we found what we wanted
J. P. WILHAR, Harrisburg. Pa.
I am pleased with the sweetness' of Its tote.
PSOP. - N. P. VAN LUTIANEE, Nouns, 111
Pure as gold.—Daily Patriot.
.
TURN" tt GORDON,
.-- A PATTON'S 1111101,,
1
TOWA.NDA, PA;
I
[ Atlif ,
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DRITGGI , STS!
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Boeing/ eatenift2
s e tirro theiri ? mut at th w:u l, old
stand. him ova th •
looted at co g of , ', 1
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ArEili, BE . KLIXO2B, I HEM. IrD4A.R.
1
coßrErvimo, Pommes, ' O VfB, STRIPS,
oci 7Acra
. ,
ITN , wndr, &c.,
And an 1 :
[ ii I.-
i ,
,
• , PREPARATIONS.
s 1 1
I
DYE. Slur±4 4 ,,, MAC pINE OILS,
1 . 1
EXTRA DEFINED KEROSENE, AL,COIIO . ' ,
i. II 1
lIIRE I WINLS AND LIQUCiRB
For
1 chasateposes.
r 'OBAC I CO, S F AND CIGARS
en the 1
1 - '
POPULAR, PTENT ti MEDICIFES
,
And a Ire .issortneat of l
a
TOIr AND. FANCY Goops,
i
licore thin thensoill care and attention given lo di tli
raromPirjcaale.t.l, crip.r.l74.M'A pg
Dr. llscasi. can by consulted at the Store on Etat
usdny of each week, as heretofore a I r 1 ,
I W. G. GoRDON. ''
ITowan , May 7, 872. , 1
NECKLACES,
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FREIT N4:TI.OI4A:kBASK
I I z ' . oir TOWAITEiA.
1 CAPrr ...., 1 . : . ‘.. $125 000.
,• , ,
i l Suanna Puitn ' 400001.
I---__
....!
• i This Banit offers ITNL'aluAl racturnss for till
transaction of a , - - 1 , , • ; ;
I I 1_
GENERAL.BAN.47NI3 8 U'S.I3TESS. 1
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, 1 •
DITEBES ; TI AID ONI DEPOSITS AOOOADINO TO
1 ;
I ' AGET,EXENT. , ; i
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Emus clarut arms To THE OOLincmung 07 *O7l
alrD thErpro. : , i I
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' Parties wishing' to irmm mos= to any part of tbs
tamed Matt* England, Ireland, Scotland. or the paln
cinal Mlles and towns, of Euror, 'OM here pram*
drafts for that purpose.
I -I I ; 1 - 1
rAßs T tals ricOrl , 1
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To I- or from the old cenntry, by Pert steamer or aid
brig lines, always on lffuldi ;
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Term= MIODOITErt i.r airrario Minh !
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Highest P/iice paid or MS &lair, G a r d and Bars
JOS. POWELL, loreadent. 'N. : \ I.
,BETTiI Ja
Decembe r 1. 1869. I
.. ;- 1 , (ashler.
CHEERS : 1 , 1
T HEE
OR THE
I - 1
RED, W1i.112 'dc -BLUE.
1 - 1
1 _
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' TRAMP, TRAILP, :TRAIL? '
, 13
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The .o 'ar t y Marching, ,e.nd 1 the
Girls and Menl and Women,! tooi all
rnshing for thir Groeries'to the
1i
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ICED, WHITE & BLUE STQRE.
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GROGERI I I S & PROVISIONS
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Now eold cheaper it, n the cheapest. Everythi l
ng
the line of Cirocerica & Provisions, i
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I.,FIOUIt, PEED,' ..
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FIA.IIILY GR OGER.T.IES
'
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Kpt at the lied. le & Blri• Store. Cons' an
g et a pile of goods to a little money. ,- i
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' ITEC NIONEST REICE PAMIN CASH TO
•1• I i
C 1 O e U iNT r 1" R ' PRODUCI •
Atith, Wh ite 1,
e Red, k. Blue a:0. eOl ; .
BRAIDIA.I & HAIGHT,I'
L
~ iiBRIDGE STREET, TOW ~XD.!..
Towanda Jan 28 'I..
O. A. BLACK:
B •
OOK.BINIORY.—THE PUBLIC
is respectfully informed that the Book-Eihdery
had been removed to the . "Reporter" Building,
third story, where be done 1
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I
1300 , HINDINGI 1 -
• : • .1
,
ln all its varotte brabetes, on terms as reasrinable
fag '!.the time's" will bw. The Bindery will be nil
' der the charge of •
" H
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~ 1 H. . WHITAKER., '`- • 1
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AnexperiencodEind ono all work Will DO ptlonaptly
done in a illy le and m ner whieh cannot be excelled.'
Ilduhic, Magazines, Nbwspapers, Old Baikal lie.,
bound, in every v et of style. Particularittien-,
tion will be 1 paid to t' e EnUng and, Binding of ,
1
•I- • , I
I B li, BOONS ! 1 ''''•
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To I any desired pattern, which n quality anedura. 1
billy will bel warranted. I
All work - will be really; for delivery when proMised,
The patronage of the 'public to .solicited, and par
fait tatisfaction ifnartanteed. • : I,
Towanda, August 1, 1861;.—tt il i
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TO THE CITIZENS OF PEN . N
li' SYLVANIA,—T ur attention is specially in
sited to the fact that the National Banks are now
prepared to receive subscriptions to the , Capital
8t.04 of the] Ceuta iel Board of Finance.] The
funds realized from is scource are to.be employed
m the erection of the nildings for the International
Exhibition, end the expenses connected with the
1 1
tame. .t is contlden ly believed that the Kai stone
State will berepretuin ed by the name of every del
:toil alive to Ipatrluti commemoration of the one
nuridredth birth-day f the nation. The shares all
stuck are offered for r 0 each, and snbecnberj will
receive a hauipio eery steel r engraved Corti:fleets at
Stock, suitable fir among and preservation! as a
milli:mai meniihri il,i \ ; • LI I w ill
beat the rite f six per cent per annum will
bepeld on all payments of Centennial Btock,ifrom
datel of payment to 3a mug t, 11476. 1 : ,
Siihseribere who a e not near • a - -Natiormil ' katk
can remit a check or ost;ofilce order to theri,iader
signed. ' - 1 r H
FR DE. FRALEY, Treasure : r,
Sept 4, .79. I 904 Walnut St. Pliir3.
THE
-PPAI e TO BUY TOUR
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EABIEESS AEG ucltsr, Tawas GENT. Y,
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Is at;C. F. DAYTON'S friths store lately oceqpied
by Jnlins Wold as a Clothing -Fiore. HiTillg re.
moved my eshiblishm nt to more commodicnte and
convenient qtiarters; respeCtfully invite my, old
custqmers, and all in want of anything in the
I line et
1•I' • • ' '
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HARNESS, SADDLES , 1 1 - ET'S. nT•Aa ,,L, KE. I . B / M r / 11 1' ••
. F • r 1
&c., &c., to give me a call, feeling - satisfied [hit from •
the fecilities I Iposseseri for purchasing stack, I( can
do a bettei-ioh, at a lol l er price, thhri any other' es
tablishment in the con ty. i
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DON'T FORGET u THE PLACE -ONE DOOM 911 E-4
LOW THE FOX & 'iluaisTqsz. . i
I May 28. 1 I 1 'C. P. DAYTON.
1 BAKER. Aiii• IP:RING ROOK
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First block seLla oliWard House. L .
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BREAD, VIES,`CA.ItE,CRI.CIIEBS,
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• .i. , 1 AXED DAIL Y, , I
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Aid sold at W)iolesale•dind Betill.l
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In our DINING EDON!! we wilt acoomaandate the
publics with either a lunch or a good, meat at alt
1133111/11 of the day. and 11 1 70Ithig. .
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(mum! Alli ICE ON HARD inlt4no •
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1 , SEASON. -- . -
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Also ii las assortment of Groceries, CionhotioncrY,
Fruits, Nuts/. &o. ' Ofi .
i. mayl9' M I •D. W.\ SCOTT , & .
F OR SALE.--1
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Monthly Payments take sportion of ,tha t F l u .
chase, money. I - , 1 1
Jan 14 1874. I i.", 1, NOBLV & CO,
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n.OOD FARM 'OR SALE Ch e a p ,
A.JI containing about 7 acre, about 60 acres l m
proved. formerly owned by J. IL' Bowman, disc,d
Log house, good frame barn, good triter. young ,
bearing fruit trees. and s taste in Asylum twp , font'
miles from Towanda. T ms easy: Enquire of E.
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G. 0087, Towanda, or, 1
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