El
I ,f i duatfirml fOarkrini
E. E. QicTroi.v,
A. WIT* Copimitted.
~J. C,RAWFORD, of
G. ;W. RYAN, 1 Anoiiate Editors.
A. A.,KEENEY,
comln , nitospons may be sent to either of the
editorS, aac mac be preferred, and will appear
in he Issue of whleti he hag charge.
' A. A. - KEENEY, Editor Present Week.
TIONS of Teachers for the sum
Inc r :rrm of schools will bo held as follows:
Smithfield, Monday, April 10. 1 .
Trix Wednesitay, April It
TrGv. -
Caiton;Th ml ay, Aprirl3.
mian . 4 . 4,.Sarurday. April 15.
7t.10n day, April 17.
cclll_pleace come provided with ren %
v 0,.. le a+l -r. tex,ls , ap,. and Reader. Eicmina
% tion to begtn_at 9, o'clock, A. ar.
. A. A. Kir.:Nry, Co. Snp..
'i'emanda. Mirch.29, 1376,
2CEOOL-WORK FOR . THE 0121TENNLILL
\Ve make the following - extracts from
eirvulars . issued by, the Department of
Public lostrnetion. Material for exhibi
tion should be in Philadelphia by. April
124 .
"In answer , to many inquiries, we in
di!';ite in general way, the kind.of work
it islesinible td have done -for the Oen
tehnial Exposition. What is said is sim,
ply sngzestiv-c. Those concerned in pre
paring material may have something bet
ter to present' than any- thing we have
named. If so,:let it be forivarded by all
ru .ans. The more new, novel or unique
an article- ii, if gOod; the better. We
should like each County, l City; institution
.aml individual too, give us 'a representation
of that which is cchisider d of mots value,
or of that which-would be•first shown to:
intelligent visitors. Thus will be g?ather
ed from 'all parts of the' State, the .most
interesting of our 'educational products.
Every article should be carefully labeled.
WORE FOR COUNTIES.
i. A framed-picture of one or more cf
the best school houses: A group of such
picture would - be valuable. Photographs
of other school houses" may be placed in
p9rt-folios.
. 1
District rules, regulations, courses
of study. , forms, & of special excellence.
'nese earl, l o presented in atlas or port
fo'io forth.'
_Charts showing statistics, progress,
superintolenr,s work, &c. These should
be' mounted, . •
4. Seholars'- work, drawing in port-fo
and work ; in other branches, frepar.
(4 according to- directions heretofore is
sued from. the school department, - and
bound in --- N'oltimes. •
5. Original designs of school images;
plans of heating, lighting and ventilating
school houses; inventions of school furni-
Lure or apparatus.
WORK FOR CITIES AND 1301101'GUS
1. Framed pictures or models of best
Febool . I houses, with interior views,- &e:*
• I
Pictures of all the school houses iti a city
could. be shoi:u in a port-folio.
organization
of thO board,' gradiug of the schools,
ourse:i of study, work of supfrintcndOnt,
hintory, statistics,. progress, &c.
. Tkports,.other kinds of printed doe
unn-nt s, blanks rules, diplomas, arranged
iv a rani eMent form
4. Scholars' work in all grades of
iehoolii, and in all branches, selected,and
arrangt•ti in port-folios or bound vohims
A few of the very best drawings might be
'framed for sinll exhibition, •
= 5. O i in.ll desi , rns plans, inventions
relating to :•eltools. •
• rat. l;tilOwing rules apply cspeCially to
seID work, prepared at a prescribed
time ro:. the exhibition.
No work that -is not considered good
of its . kind by_ some competent judge
shozild be forwarded.
2. - : grades of school. may -prepare
',wok. -The work Of a priMary school, if
go vd cif i:s kind, will be just as accepta
ble a the work of a high school. Work
may be classed into primary' school work,
grammar school work and high school
ME
All manuscript Work should be
written on lelter, paper .Bxlo inches in
bIZO. '
\. 4. The onestions to'- be answered
• t
should be written directly above each an
swer in hll manuscripts in arithmetic, and
in all other t subjects the same course
sL slid be pursued, or the answers should
be su framen that the question i$ plainly
indicated.
• 5. Nor more than four honrs should
be allowq
. for the writing of apaper on
any one—branch of study, which time
should includ'e the entire work from the
time tho questions are placed before the
. pupil to the, completion of the copy sub
mitted.
A 'The, ground or limit of the exami
-nation should be the work done within
currefii school year-up to the time of
the examinatimi, and Work preliminary
thereto.
7. Tue . questiots •for examirations
should be prepared by - the acting visitor
or superintendent of schools in each town
Or, city, orisome other person not engaged
in the instruction of the class under ex
dmittation, and the utmost care must be
t.iken that no, informotion in regard to
iiitcstion. , 3 be circulated among the
1 r upil,
S. All schools and schotil systems of
tOwns 'and cities exhibiting„,may be repro
- sented, first, ,by papers prepared as above
front elle: entire class of each grade in
which pen and ink are used in writing;
and , second, by not less thaa one papbr in
ten 'sele - cted from the other manuscripts
prepared in examination.
9.; Every • manuscript of every pupil
be headed in the pupil's own hand
ivritin,, with his full name, age, grade or
class, the name of the school of which his
class is a part, and the date of the exami
nation;• and at the foot of the last page it
should contain, also id- the pupil's own
handwriting, a minute of the time taken
for the writing - of the paper, wlAch must
~ include the whole time elatiiing from the
Tatting of the queStions before the pupil
the . hantling in-of ,the copy exhibited.
On the conipletion and handing in of any
1,-,:lnilscript or speCithen for exhibition,
the pupil should make the following dec
-1:Ir.-Alt-in on a separate ,slip.of paper ever
- his own signature, viz "This accompa
nying manuscript was written by myself
without aid from any, source:".
The nninuscriptsof every class must be
accompanied b a written declaration by
the teacher that the entire work of the
class was done tinder:his own eye, and
that all the. rgulations were observed as
herein Prescribed. •
. These certificates written on separate
sheets of paper, must be sent to the Su
,verintendent or other officer having the
t.directiou of the_omamination. They need
;not be sent to the exposition, however.
• 10. A title page should be inserted in
! every volume, collection-or set of mann
-I,lscripts dc!iigried for exhibition, ,and re .
papers:: will be admitted tor exhibition un
less - accompanied by a declaration of the
principal executive officer of the school,
that said paperi, were executed in accord
ance with the above rules. ••
In addition to the - workyrepared espe
cially for the" Centennial Exposition, a
- Place will be found for any rkindiof schol
t'; oat; that will serve to illustrate sys
tems or methods of instruction. ,
WK%RWE
KIA
hut * Cam
jr. 0. FROST k £4Oll
We respectfully sauruncis to all time in want '
FIRST CLASS FURNITURE,
Our assortment la
LARGER THAN EYES
And that onr prices are the LOWEST, and or
figr GOODS THE BEST jfi_
of any ln the MARKET: Our prise* have ntni
reached
THE BOTTOM,
And now is the
TIME TO BUY.
Enuring j ust returned from the city, We have.
MED
ATTRACTIVE LOT OF GOODS
=
HOLIDAY SEASON.
COME AND SEE THEM.
Everything in the line at
UNDERTAKING
AT BOTTOM PRICES AT
FROST'S & SONS.
Dec. 2, len
Boots and ;Shoes.
BARGAINS!
-BARGAINS!!
I have opened and put on sale one thousand pain
of Infants, Childs, Mimes' and Women's Shoes;
that I will sell at less than manufacturers prices.
Also, S eases of Women's Fox-lace,
Goat-lace and Fox-button Shoes, at r per pair—
worth 12.50.
THOR GOODS ARE BARGAINS:
I am also receiving a large and full line of Fine
Goods for spring trade, which for Style, Durability
and Price, cannot be excelled,
TRUNKS, ,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
LEATHER & SHOE FINDINGS
In full stock, at the lowest possible prices.
REMEMBER, THE PLACE:— Opposite the
Court Honee, next door to Chamberlln's Jewelry
Store.
Towanda. Pa.. Feb. a, lea.
S9MET;HING NEW
BRIDGE STREET.
A. BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE
STORE!
J. M. SHEFTEL,
the leading Banana Shoe merchants - of Horne,*
ellle, N. Y., will open .
A BOSTON BOOT AND SHOE STORE
AT No. 2, BRIDGE STREET,
BY TEE 18r. OF 4PBIL, lra.
SIGN OF THE RED BO,OT,
Bridge Street, Beidleman's Bloch.
Respectfully Yours,
J. 41: M. SHEFTEL.
towsadt, Apra 16; 76;
. ,
136'rToit iqaczia
NO THEY DON'T
.I.eop!eVinplain of
HARD 'TIMES,
H. JACOBS' S TORE,
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
A slaspeetion of his stock will be sufficient to
satisfy all that he can offer greater Inducements
then ever.- Dearth li.
XiscelLum3 Livertinments.
A PERFECT SUCCESS.
The Universal satisfactions g iven by the
-ORANGE COUNTY MILK PAN,
•
In q uality and q 'ttardity of butte r made, and by re
i movin g the exceulve drudgery of the dairy room,
prompts us to again Invite the earnest
ATTENTION
• of the
PROGRESSIVE FARMERS,
To the most.
COMPLETE ARTICLE,
of the kind now before the public:.
In dallys of 15 to 20 cows, the inconvenience of
furnishin g an extra dairy-maid la avoided. We
• , guarantee to give .
PERFECT SATISFACTION,
Or remove the "Pans" after - 30 days' trial.
Our references are some of the Live Dairymen of
Bradford and Susquehanna Counties, Who have
ised the pans.
R. L. BEARDSLEY.,
. Jan2TmS. Warrenham. Pa.
JOHN' F. COESER.
F IRST NATIONAL BANK
CAPITAL $125,000.
SURPLUS FUND 50,000.
•
Titleßank Offers triill'SitAL FACILITIES Icor
tie transaction of a
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS ACCORDING
SPECIAL CANE OMEN TO TEI COLLECTION OT
NOTES ♦ND CHICLE. .
; PartleSsidsblng to SEND MONEY to any part of
the United States. Englsed, Ireland. Seottalfd, or
the principal eines and rooms of Europe, can here
procure drafts for that purr*.
.1% nitro= the Old Canatay. Dy thabest steam or
. Wias Una. ahrays on hand.
Ainitsx izotraire ovjat ATlszotrcia lATM;
highest vice paid foi U. S., Bonds,
os,_rows p la na.
F'NARM FIDE SALE.—A Farm of
" acres, P a lm mmed. In Asylum Mama!
itwit Co., On the premises are two
dwelling nous& bans and dot bid • r ,
and excellent water. & nevertai stream •
water passes through the premises. Good fruit
sad an abundance of nuts. For farther part
can on or address,
NELSON VANDERPOO
Mushriew, Bradford Co., Pa.
MU-76L
_ atkblir:
The long contiuned stagnation in
business has resulted in bringing ev-
erything in our line down to
BOTTOM PRICES,
And I am now prepared to fmdit
SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING
LOWER FIGURES
Than the same quality of goods were
ever before offered. More particu
lars next week.
M. E. ROSENFIELD
April 1,1876.
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GOODS HE SELLS.
Ma. J.ACOBS
Now takes pleasure in calling attention to Ws
LARGE AND ELEGANT
ASSORTMENT
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MEN AND BOYS' WEAR.
OF TOWANDA.
TO AGRZE3IB,AT
PASSAGE TICKETS
Gold and Silver.
N. N. HET?, J 71,. :
Cashier
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.LDDITIONAL TRAINg.
No. leaves Elmira at S 43, p. m.; stopping at
all stations, miring at 'Waverly' at 3 'O3, 'Towanda
at 4 15, and Wilkes Barre at It 05, p. m. •
No. 30 leavea Wilkes Barre at 7 ttet, a. M.. ear
plug' at all stations, /miring at Towanda at 10 55,
Elmira at 12.30,19 mm at 1.55 and Genera at toOlull•
M leaves Towanda at It 15 5. m. ; stopping at
all stations, arriving at Waverly ate It, and
Elmi
raatsaim.
•
' No. *1 leaves Elmira at 5 10 p. m.; stopping at all
stations, arriving at Waverly at 5 45, and Towanda
at 0 40 p. m.
Train Cleaves Philadelphia at 2 10 p. m.. New
York 1 0% arriving at Tunkbannoek at 10 00 p. m.
Trala 3 leaves Tankhantmek at T 00 a. m., arri
ving at Philadelphia at 2 TO; and New York at 3 50
p m.
Trains 5 and 15 tun daily with Pullman Bleeping
Can attached.
Drawing Room Cart attached to Trains 2 and 11
between Elmira ant. Philadelphia.
E. A. PACKER, enpnintendent.
6 ,E, HOWARD EIMER, RAM
- NEVA, ITHACA atATHENS
B. R.—Coninseneing Monday, Jan. 24, 1874,
trains will ran as on this mid as follows:
LZATING lIATRZ FORTIIWARD.
No. 8.-stoe a. m., daily, with Polhill's: riling
Coach through from New York; arrigint, at Van
Etten SAS, Spencer 5:55, Ithaca 5:50, Taughanie
Falls T:l3. Tromansburg 7:.13, Farmer 7:43. Ovid
Center 7:31., Hays Corner thee, Romulus 5:15., Gene
ra 5;45, making close eonneetton east and west with
trains on N. V. it R. R. R., arriving at Rochester
at 11;t0 a. tn.. Masao 4:13 p. M., and Niagara Falls
at 41:40.
No. 30.-12.004. ns.. deny except Sundays, on ar
rival of L. V. train from Wilkes Bane, 'Pittston.
Tunkhannock, Towanda. &e., arriving at Nan Et
ten 12:45, Spencer nas, Ithaca 1:55. Tanghanle
Falls 2.'25, 4rnmansburg 2=. Farmer 2:55. Ovid
Center 3:e2, Hayti Corners 320, Romans 3:23, Ge.
neva 4:00, connecting with trains east and west on
N. Y. C. It IL It. R.
No. —5 p. m., daily except Sundays. with through
car. from Elmira for Geneva, leaving Elmira at 5:10
p. tn., arriving at Van Etten 0:48, Spencer MA
Ithaca 7:50, Taughsalc Falls 11:111, Trumansburg
8:N1r, Farmer 8:445, Ovid Center 8:55. Hayti Corners
9:04„ Romulus 9:17, Geneva 9:531 eminecting with
trains east and west on N. Y. C. k H. It. H. It.
ARM'S AT lIATIIII FROM THE NORTH
N0„7.--9:0, 2, a. m., daily except Sundays. with
through car from Geneva to Elmira, leaving Gene.
va at 500 a. m., Romulus 15:23, Hayti Corners 5:47.
avid Center 5:20. Palmer ,8:05. Trumansburg Or=
Tanghanic Falls 6:30, Ithaca 7:03, Spencer 8:03, Van
Etten 8:12, arriving at Elmira at 0:58; making close
connection at Sayre with L. V. Day Express ant
ring at New York at 10:00 p. in., Philadelphia 8-,2 , 0
p. m.
No. 9.-103 p. M. daily except Sundays, leaving
GenevaAt 10100 a. tn.. 'Romulus 1031, harts Cor ,
ners 10:48. Ovid Center. 10:54, Fanner 1102, Tru
mansburg 11:17, Tanghanic Falls 11=. Ithaca 11:45,
Spencer 12;37, Van Etten 12:33; making close con
nection with L. V. Fast Line. arriving in Philadel
phia 10:30 p. m.
No. 15.-9:40 p. in. daily, with Pullman Sleeping
Coach attached for New York without change;
leaves Geneva at 5:40 p. in., on-anival of N. Y. C.
trains from the East and West, Romulus 8:111.
Davis Corners 829, Ovid Center eatt. Farmer 8:47,
Trumansburg 7:07, Taughanle Falls 7:14,, Ithaca
7:50, Spencer 8:43, Van Etten 8:53; connecting with
L. V. Night Line arriving at New York at 8,19 and
Philadelphia 8:45 a. m.
Tickets sold and baggage checked to all princi
pal Points- •
R. A. PACKER, Gen. Supt.
3!. HOVEY. Gen. ha& AC.
WM. STEVENSON', Amt. Supt.
DHILADELPHIA & READING
RAILROAD. • .
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS
JANUARY ISt, 1876;
Trains leave Allentown as follows
(via Perkiomen Branch.)
For Philadelpbta. Bridgeport and rexklomen June
tion, at LC% •B.SO a. m. and 5.56 p. m.
•
num:call. •
Por'Phlladelphia, Bridgeport and Perklomen Jane
ilun, at 2.10 p. m.
. (eta East Penna. Branch.)
For Reading. t 2.30. 5.50, and &55 i m.,
4.30 and 8.45 p. m..
For
For Itarrtshtmg, t 2.30, 5.50, and 5.55 a. in., 12.20 , 4.30
ano, 8.45 p. m.
For Lancaster and columbls, 5.50, 8.53 a. en., and
4.30 p. m.
tDoes not run on Mondays.
SUNDAYS. ?2 • .
For:Reading. 2.30 a. ml and 11.45). m.
For ilamisburg. 130. a. in. and 3.45 p. m.
Trains for Allentown leave as follows:
-• (rid Perkiomen Bran eh.); , —,
Leave Philadelphia. 7.30 a. In. and 5.15 . .3:3p, p..m.
Leave Bridgeport, 8.30 a. m.. 6.06 and 6.16 p'..113.
Leave Perklomen Junction, 9.05 a. In. and 6.19, 8.35
p. m.
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Leave Philadelphia. 8.00 a. m., Bridgeport, 9.01 a.m
"Perklomen Junction, 9.25 a. in._
(via East Penna. Branch.)
Leave Heading 7.35, 7.40, 10.36 a. m., 4.00, 0.10, anp
10.30 I. m.
Leave Harrisburg, LW, 3.10 a. m, 2.00, 3.60 and
7.40 p. m.
Leave Lancaster, 3.10 a. m., 12.55 and 3.45 p. m.
Leave ColUmbla, 3.00 a. m., 1.00 and 3.35 p. m.
rI-!
Leave Beading, 7= a. m.
Leave Hanisbnrg, m. •
{ trains marked thus en run via G. k N. Branch.
(depot 9th and Green streets,) and. have through
cars from and to Mauch, Chunk. Al! other trains
to and from Philadelphia arrl r ve at and leave Broad
street depot.
J. E. 700TTEN,
General Superhe
cmsau
NOTICE. -THE PHILADEL
PHIA & READING, RAILROAD CO
hereby give notice, that on or before the Firit of
May Neat, -
They will open a Passenger Station In Fairmount
Park, upon ttin line of the Junction Railroad, In
elope proximity to Memorial Hall and other pits*
pal buildings of the
CENTENNIAL INTERNATIONAL EERIER
TION,
And that regular passenger and excursion trains
will thereafter be run between the new station and
the varimia points upon their several railway lines.
The attention of citizens of Philadelphia looking
for SummMer Residences, and of strangers desk ,
tug to secure houses or lodging in the vicinity of
Philadelphia during the period of the Rxhibitiou,
Is called to the fact that from nearly' all places upon
the railroads of the Company within twenty or
thirty miles of the city. passengers will be able to
reach the exhibition without change of cars In as
short a time as it will require to make the trip by
horse cars from many points in the city.
SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAINS will be run
for the bene/t of Schools, Societies' or other duo
:eat ion s.
_
• 4-
ror loran:nation apply to C. G. HattCot:a, teen
eral Ticket Agent, No. =7 South Fourth Street,
Philadelphia, and to the several Local Superintend
ents, or to the undersigned,
J. E. WOOTTEN,
; - General Soperlatend snt.
Reading, March 7th, 1676-ruchle*S.
Hotels.
MEANS• HOUSE, TOWANDA,
Ps,
CORNIER MAIN AND BRIDGE 81ItarT6
The Hones, !laxness, &e. ,
of all pests of this
home, insured against Ices by lire, without sat
extra charge. -
A superior quality of Old English Rasa Ale, just
received. - • T. It. JORDAN,
Towanda, Jan. 24,14. . Proprietor.
VLWELL HOUSE, TOWANDA,
JOHN SULLIVAN.
Having leased this home, Is mow ready to aeconi
mo4ate the travelling public. No pates nor expense
wilttbe spared to give satisfaction to those who may
givieldm a call.
&a-North side of Mlle BO ere, cart of Mercy's
new block..
THE CENTRAL HOTEL, -
Ut.STER. PA.
The undersigned haying taken peasesslen
of the above hotel, respectfully solicits the patron
age of Ms old Mends and the public Urgently.
augla.tf. M. A. YWOUREST•
BETHLEHEM, PA.
"OLD MORAVIAN SUN INN,"
BUILT 1738.
Rich in historical - interests. It is the only betiding
in the country except Independence Hall, honored
by the sojourn within Its walls of Washington, Lao
Payette, Lee and other ..loatilats of the Revolution.
Thls popular hotel has recently changed bands;
been improved, entirely refurnished, and the pro.
prietoreordlany invites his blends and traveling
puolic to give him a call—no Wes will be spired to
render their stay comfortable. People en route for
Philadelphia will find tt convenient to spend the
night here, reaching the city about eight in the
morning. A sample room on the first floor, for the
accommodation of commercial armts.
C. T. 13311711,
Pnwhetor.
Sept. 41.'711.
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Tax LITTLE STORE 'ROVED sus COMM
Is tbd belt place In Tcnruula to buy good
CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
at ton Estes. Remember
'mamas BLOCK, opposite COURT ROME
now or TIER "INDIAN SQUAW
sstosAper day at home. Samples
4A/worth $1 free. Stine.* &
Pontitad, Mains. Cmcllt67sty
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C KE DOOR NORTB OF COD
Towan4, .!city 22. UM
STEVENS & LON
WHOLESALE
CHOICE FAMILY
COUNTRY PR
t Having a tarp and commodt
prepared at all thugs
a large store
CASH PAID FOR
Or taken In exchange for goods.l
eel. ,Our long experience In t
gives us peculiar advantages In
we are not ambitious to make la
ter ourselves that we c
GREATER INDUCE
Bayen than any other establis
Pennsylvania.
=
GEO.. L. ROSS,
SUCCESSOR TO H. H
THIRD W
OPPOSITE EPISCOPAL
Respectfully Invites the people O
onion, to Ids stock;
GROCERIES
' E.!
FLOUR,
MEAL,
GOODS WILL BE SOLD LO,W IN PRICE
BUT HIGH IN AIUALITY
AND STRICTLY FOR - CASH.
Cash paid for Butter and Eggs
or taken In exchange for goods at cash prices.
I
Q nand Ward. opposite Episcopal Church.
GEO. L. EOM
Towanda. Mirth 2,11171.-4 w.
Kiscoanemia Advertheinents.
A J. NOBLE &-CO.,
Main strirt, opposite the Co i tut House.
TOWANDA, PENN'A
PROPERTY FOR RENT, FOR DWEIAINO
AND BUSINESS PURPOSES.
Bents collected and remitted on- reasonable terms
1 ! ,
Money Loaned & Loans Negotiated
PASSAGE TICKETS,
FOREIGN DRAFTS,
i
ALWAYS ON RANT) AT BARGAINS.
A.J. NOBLES. tan 2o 7 83 W] 8. VINCENT.
1 . ••.1
31•43.NTAINI,ES
MONTANYES OFFER; A FINE
ASSORTMENT
. OF j GOODS,
SUITABLE FOIL THEI SEASON,
AT BOTTOM PRICES!
i • • •
I •
MONT ANYES=.I
•
Forizids, Pa, Dec. 8, rim
°VISIONS.
NM
ARDS,
Itinds of
Oath dealers In sll
()VISIONS
riga a RIIMILL
RETAIL
Dealers la
ROCERIES,
CUCE,
GRAIN
I".'
BUTTER,
EMI
GRAIN AND rno
l in lowest cash prt
pe GruerrY Trade
purchasing, and as
rge profits, we flu
an offer •
ENTS TO
neat In Northern
STEVENS
& LONG.
CORNER MAIN k
BRIDGE STB.,
°WANDA, PA
scorn,
A R D
,CIIURCII,
TOWANDA,
f Towanda; and
I ,
;o.
VISIONS,
CANNED
FRUIT,
.TERS, dtc
;And 1
i
1 i
•
E!!!!!
• , :
HE MUTUAL PROTECTION
Nola 01110 ' 9. 909 - Walnut street. Fbflsplphls, Ps,
~. • " •
Aethip under a Npeetai Act of Incvrporalew
From thd Penurytomato Legitlatistv.
H. S. CLARIC.,.A.oENS
TOWANDA, PA.
-; dpeehil attention is railed to the foll4ing rate
table, which will be found strictly equltible, as be.
tween all aces, and which the coMpan4will guar
antee to not exceed one.half the edit ad, any first
slam OLD PLAN Coinpany.
The following Table rbows the liateS , for WOO
and May be multiplied for any *additional amount
pp to 13000, which I■ the largest risk tititen on any
one life. Twenty Cents will be added to the
amount of each assessment for collectien. etc. .
..... - 4 e rt 21
~ , , y tt
i i 'al 4 . , ..N Z
1....
= 'i . .4
.... 0 :: q vl4 :.
24 .2 - - ~ _
.4 " ..e, ;7 1. •:::.2
..., 4 .4
___-____
.6n 41 6.00 - .COO .96
.62 42 6.00 '6.00 .98
.65 43. 6.00 4.00 1.00
.ca 44; 6.04 ..00 1.05
.07 45 6.00 4.04/ 1.15
.08 40 7.00 , 4.60 1.22
' .69 47 7.00 !11.60 1.28
.70 48- 7.60 , 4.50 1.53
.71 4.9 7.00 4.60 1.45
.63 50 7.00 -4,50 1.13
~ .72 ' 5l. 8.50 's.o9 0.65
.75 62 6.50 1.00 1.75
.77 53, 8.50 .6.00 1.8.5
.79 . 64 8.50 4.00 2.00
• .81 56 8.30 2.00 2„35
.83 . sa 10.00 ,koo
.6.5 57 10.00 , 0.00
.85 62 10.00 11.00
:.
.88 ' 69 10.00 : - 8.00
.92 60 10.00 .0.00
513
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FMNIZE2
TOWANDA INSURANCE
AGENCY,
Main Stroot, opposlt the Court Haus°. ,
FIRE AND MARINE CONIOANIES
COMMERCIAL UNION. Of Eiagrd, 115 • Iii,;!: /17,714,578
iIOYAL, of Liverpool, i " tt. 11,420,811
QUEEN, ; t , , " :',- 11,500,000
CONTINENTAL, of New York, " ', 2,706,286
GERMANIA, '' F 11,709,564
GERMAN A MERICAV
. ' •• " - 1,94.2.834
MARLIATTAM, - 44 . i: 71/9.885
COMMERCIAL, Of ` " 5 :: 457,762
PIICRMS, of Hartford,. " t 1,975,02
ORIENT, " " ,; 719,44::
AMAZON. of 0100„ , ' t . " ", 978 ,541'
CITIZENS, or Newark, •• :;; 413,730
HAIIIII.IIIO 1111E11EN, or aernimoy 2,500,00t,
LIFE la ACCIDENT COMPANIES
..
NATIONAL LIFE. 4e. U. t i. A., assets i' , 1.1767,138
TItAVELIMS, of Hartford, " i':,. 3,470.9.7,9
RAILWAY H s. '' ' " : - 1. 650,000
AtVTOAL Lava, of New York " 2',72,336,070
Lasses adjusted and paid at this office.
diren-73tf.
THE FARMERS' MUTUAL
INSURANCE. CO., OF TITSCAtORA,
Is now issuing peffornal ponplesion
, FARM PROPERTY ONLY.
Each member pays a fee, at the time tit insuring:
to cover charter and Incidental ex rnses,Of the C 0..,
after which no further pay:Cent Is regarre4l, except
to meet actual loss by tire aroyng the ultsuchership.
This plan of Insurance for FA int pup:PERT V.
is comlnir rapidly into favor.
Place Of ituAness. SPICING 1111.1., ASYLUM,
T P:ItItY, AND tiT.AN DINO STONE. P.A.
The Agent will canvass the Town.hips of Tassel
rota, Pike. Herrick 1001 and :farmers 1::
those Townships tviAting lusumnie or Information,
tuayaddress, 1;,
A. B. SUMNER. Sec. anti A gt,
Spring 11111, 11.atlftird Co.„ Pa
W:3l SHUMWAY Pres. ute1.746,
Zardware.
1 1 HE101,D AND POPULAR
HARDWARE s RE
CODDINC & RUSSELL,
Invite the attention of, the public to th'efr stock
,HARDWARE GOODS.
Conststlndut
COOK.STOVES
Of the most approved pattenssi
RANGES,
Of d all k i nds;
PARLOR & STOVES
In endless variety
BUILDING MATERIALS,
Furnished at
BOTTOM POICES.
ICE CREAM FREEZERS,
Of every style.
SHEARS, SCISSORS t ,RAZORS,
POCKET CUTLERY;
Of beat manufacture, and warranted
' CARPENTERS' TOOLS , i
9
./
Of every. description. .:,_
GAS FIXTURES,
CHANDELIERS, BRACkETS,
&C., ,
n endless variety. The largest and beat assort
ment kept In Northern Pennsylvaala.
; KEROSENE LAMPS'
P
From the cheapest to the best.
LAMP' GLOBES,
At greatly reduced prices.
TIN WARE,
In endless ratiety, of our own manufactnre, war
ranted first-class.
i
Jobbing of all kinds hi our line 'promptly atten
ded to. Tin roots and eaves troughs pirt . up In the
moat satisfactory manner, at short notice. = •
GAS FITTING AND PLUMBING
A Specialty. WE HAVE THE ONLY PRACTI.
CAL PLIIIIBEEt IN TOWANDA.
Our old Mends and the public generally will
bear In mind that we sell goods only for
READY PA-Y 1
%Mar ft the only system by which justice can
' -
be dome both buyer and seller.
•
Grateful for past very liberal patronage, we
Mit a eoutlnuanee of your custom, with the maw
ranee that we will otter yotigreater. iroluermetits
than any ether establishment the reentry, as we
for a
spuchasing
carry Larger atocC . and enjoy peculiar facilities
CODDING I k RUSSEfk.
31M754t.
2.35
2.50
2.00
2.70
2.90
W. El. VINiIENT
2.COULE: VINCiNT,
Gener.# Agents
COAL t
FIERCE.` I&.SCOTT
AT TUX
OLD TOWANDA -COAL YARD
Reim the best hard Coal in the Market, from the
Baltimore rein at W,llkesbarre.
We keep Barclay
LUMP AND SMITH ; COAL
We are S.olo Agents forthls coal.
We Peep Lime. cement and KIMIIInt
LOYALSOCK COAL;
From the newly opened vein of the Sullivan Mines,
•
We will have constantly for sale at our pint alf
the sties of this superior coal, at the following prk
ces, arts:
Grate
Egg
Store
Nut
Small Nut
.
All our CA:1415 are prepared hi the best manner anit
will be delivered clear and free from elate. Thei.;
usual prices, will be charged in addition to the
above for delivering. .
. _
All orders left at the stores of Long & Stevens;
P. J. Calkins, Third Ward. Ktrbra Drug Store. or;
at.our Unice, corner of Inver and Ellzabeth's Sts.;
will-receive prompt attention. i - ..
• t 'PLEASE GIVE USA CALL
S. S. PIERCE. '
- WM. SCOTT.
tin". 16, 1575. ' .
NEW COAL. YARD!
The undersigned haring taken the 'huge and'
eninmodlous yard. at thu foot of PARK Street, has
now on hand a full supply of
ALL SIZES
OF
LOYAL SOCK '
And
BARCLAY COAL.
Also
LIME AND CEMENT.
Coal delivered on tliort notice.
TERMS :—Cash.
HENRY MERCUR.
OetZl-754f.
CHEAP COAL AND LIME.
From and after July 1, I will sell coal, lime, &c.i,
for dash only, and the price list will be corrected
monthly.
entcr. OF COAL FOR JULY, PER Ti.*: OF 2,ooolbly_ .
AfTtlE YARD:
Pittston Stove, Chestnut and Furnace
Pea
Carbon Min Lump
Barclay Mountain Lump..
44.
Allentown Lime 'fPusitet
Lath 14 M
Hair bushel
•
1111,1. M
to Po:
1 ant always prepared - to deliver purchases
short notice at the usual price or delivery.
1 also tender my than it sto'my many friends and
customers for their very fineral 'patronage in the
past and hope noader the new d . epariure to make It tr.:
their Interest to I , oll.lnue to buy whore they can ,
get the best goods for the least money.
. .
. .
.
Thu who are imlebted to me will take notice_
that I must have mbney or I ran't but' for cash an&
pay fr..lghts. They must split," by the first of Au; -
goat next.
Very Respectfully Yours. p
J. H. PHINN.V
Towanda, duly I. 1975.
Czrriase: ciad S:c!g11.1.
"VOW IS YOUR
1
OPPORTUNITY,
TO BIT Y
CARRIAGES
AND
WAGONS
KIR
BRYANT'S,
Cheaper than , you, mill 6'er again
have the.opportunity or doing.
t
I have a large assortment of my
OWN MANUFACTURE,
Warranted in every particular, which
I will
.SELL SO LOW, •
That everp•body can afford to have
one of his own.
1 also have the sole agency in this
place of
OVIA,TT'S PATENT RUNNERS.
An invention whicl► has. come into
very general use all through the west.
They give the best satisfaction
wherevere they have been introduced
CALL AND EXAMINE THEM.
JAMES BRYANT.
Jane e,
NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY
Opposite the new Jail, 1.
TOWANDA, PENN'A.
HENRY STiYLN
Respectfully announces to his frlends and patrons,
that he has built a
NEW BRICK CARRIAGE FACTORY,
Whore he will constantly keep on band a full assort
ment of ' •
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES,
PLATFORM WAGONS,
TROTTING SULKYS, AND SKELETONS
•
Made of the best material and finished in tho ben;
city style. His long experience In city Car-
nage Factories gives him a decided
advantage over others In the
FINISH, STYLE
, AI4ID DURABILITY
Of wagons. All ha asks Is an
INSPECTION OF HIS WORK
,Previoas . to purvhasLuz elsewhere. '1
ALI. WORK WARRANTED TO GM
PERFECT ATISFATION.
Thankful for the llbsral patronage formerly ex
tended raid respectfully ask a condi:mutes et the
Jame. .
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
AT lIEDUCZD ratcza
HENRY STULEN.
Towanda, tau. B.l` a.
co.AL
TA. 11:A.‘31B E L IN.
. ;
:FINE JEWELRY,
WATCHES AND CLOCKS.
HOO
4 2+5
1 24
42
ass
. . •
FINE AMERICAN ANA} SWISS
GOLD AND SILVEIt WATC,Up,
ANTHRACITE;
SILVER PLATED WARE.
FROit THE CHEAPEST TO THE BEAT.
GOLD, SILVER ARID ST,REL •
SPECTACLES. & EYE GLASSES.
_ t , •.. •1
One door north of Dr. Porter a Son's Drug store,
~
• Main Street, • . .
.• : • 1 ' 1 _
•
PRESENTS FOR ALL,
1500
3 50
I'oo
3 00'
3 50
NEW JEWELRY STORE.
Is coastantlyrecelving itrailditiott to his large stock
of lew . elry, •
. .
PINS,
, NECKLACES,
GOLD SILVER WATCHES,
SILVER PLATED WARE OF ALL VARIETIES
SILVER AND PLATED RINGS AND CITARISS
C OF ALL VASIE TIES,
''Wteh, Clock and Jewelry repairing done . j ilt 'the
heat manner, and warranted. .
Thanga for a liberal patronage and hope to merit a
continuance of the same. . .
IMES]
NEW : F . LOURING MILL
STEAM FLOURING MILL,
s now In successful operatlon,`and that he Is pre
pared to do all work In his line on short notice.
CUSTOM GRINDING DONE ON Me SAMS
DAY THAT IT IS RECEIVED
Wheat. Buckwheat and Rye Flour, Corn Meal,
Feed, Bran, itc., alwavi on, hand and
and for sale at lOseest rates.
, .
- •
• it ' •
- PARTICULAR NOTlCE.—Persons, living on
'Abe west side ot.the river , desiring to patronize my
-mlll, will have their ferryage paid hotlaWays, when
they bring.grist, of ten bushels and upwards,
OM
PURE GROUND PLATER
• I harO Just received a large supply of .
:FRESH . GROUND CAYUGAPLASTER
Atanufacturled'from stone selected by rnyself,' anti
warranted PURE.
PRICE.—Casb, 14 50; ou time; 47 coo.. Send 1■
sour orders .
null ertiele t March 1, is
Immense Success! 40,000 of the
L
A.Nb- LABORS OF LlV
j_j IN(STONE. already sold, and 'demand in;
creasing. The only new COMPLETE life of the
great Hero Explorer. Full of thrilling Interest and
spirited Illustrations of thirty years strange atlren
titres, also the CURIOSITIES and WONDERS of
3IARVELOUS 'country; the millions. are eager
to get, and more good agents cre needed at once.
ritorms are SPLENDID. Fur particulars and
proof, address, HUBBARD BROS., Publishers,
itsSansom St., Phila., Pa . i0c120:6-ty.
r : ,00 MEN.WANTEDI - •
:1'; •:. To buy a largo stock of
:1.
=•,..' HARDWARE, TINWARE, STOVES, SC.,,
:'6 .
' at
..: . .
S. . REDUCED PRICE
. . .
`,High,est price In trade paid for Rags, old Brass;
Copps]. iusti Lead.
..,
-,: . . • '
P.Hardware,:Tin and Copperware, Table; Tea and
.
Basting spoons. ~
Tin - ware 'at wholesale and retail.
:
1 ' Especial attenUon given to all kinds'of Job work.
• N 0.5, BRIDGE STREET.!
;403129,76. - W)L. R. SMALLEY.
Watdisi, '
Dealer to
:1) I .41 .11 0 X .8 4
, and
and
TOW/k.:NDA. PA.
Jotte2-74.
t •
JEWELRY,
SILVER WARE,
N. ~ H E N'D .L E hf A N,
Dealet In
and
FINE JEWELRY.
Also
STERLING SIL-VER
CLOCKS,
TOWANDA, PA.,
Jan 6-75
AT THE
W. A. ROCKWELL
FINE GOLD SETSi
BANDS,
RINGS,
STUDS,
CHARMS,
AMEIIICAN AND SWISS WATCLIES,
. .
•
GOLD, Silver AND STEEL SPECTACLES,
I=
at the lowest prices
W: A. ROCKWELL
Iti!cel,linteons Adierthements.
IN SIIESIIEQUIN, PAL
I
The subbcriber gives notice that his new
RUMMERFIELD !
PETER LANDMESSER
Genuine
. _ Drop sn(l.lll.lldass.
D'{ - c
T Bff -
'*
„ . 47. 2 ",aig
- ;
.0101). CASH :IDRtro STONE ,
,
loonier Wale and Bts.4 Toirands,;Tra.
tltstabtieuld lifetker oJo ContilitY,),_
Who Wide and liet4ll Dealer in
•
iMEDICLNtS v CHEMICALS,
•
• .
ACIAir DITEIBIT1:1117/8, *
PERVIT3I(EIY, TOIL T AICD FANCY 000D13,
• 81 , 02 , 1GE5 1 BRIN3IIIO, BRACES k T11'17139E8,
!COWES, Pl93llllD*B, HAI* fl
•
TEETH, SNIN,C
AnHATU PR E PARATIONS,
RAZORS' PICItET-KNI,VES ;
rODEETTBOOKS AN - D PORT-MONNAIES,
•MACABOY and BCO',IVII EINUFic
• FOREIGN AND pqmEstic emATeis,
RARUEM, FIELD A;firrASLOViER SEEDS,
!nip Wlnesomd Llqu*lcir Mea n ing fforposes
41dasizoi . Anixeltiirziof se,
And sill ;endue popurnr patent Medleinos.
gcriowrzniq,- Susennacisi BREART ;pr31141,
liffertis,llsfrri4 surzstO.
Nunslxo Dcml49,lr:sraio Rliide, •
grunions,
BED 'MIII3 . Erni:TAU!, TH.g.t4MOXIG-
Tzus,7lGLASTip froipsixqn, he,
' KEROSENVON COAL 0144
WICKS, CIIIMN:EpS, RAVI ERICA,
SPERM, f.,ARD,,!ITHAT,E, NEAT, I SOOT,
• TANNER'S, ASMMACRINE
ALCOII I OL, AND gPIFLITE Turirimun*,
Sash:Pailit,irarnia:7l,WhilewaAh, Ciounter,
• Hoi4e, - Haii47,s4oe; Jfkiubbing,
A4a all kiiithofbritihes.
WINDOW. ANWPIC I rDNE CLASS,
of adl I
_- I ,
PURE LIN'SEED - 01E, PAINTS, PUTTP,, AND
VARM,ISR. ' 1
.
READY 3fIXED I PAINTS .
. OF ANY DgsAitEA cotoß,
BY THE POUStt; P I ANT OR GALLOT,
GRI*ND IN 611; OR VARNIsIi,
AND DRY COLOR OF ALL HUE.*
I
AU articles warranted as p resented.:r
PrescrlptiOna carefully e'loniouncledat Ali hours
of day and eight. Op-n Sundays for Pruserlintone
from SI Io.'l A. if., 12 to 1 and 6t06, r. sr.
Dr. Porter can be consulted as, heretofore In the
office. , 1 . - ' Emayl373,
T"
&C.
D R
ACIDS,
s
DYE ST
PURE WINES ANEIt
P
• fur med!rtrtal purpo' se
TOTIACCO,S.N.UfF, CI e
r
and a Erie aska - tennt o
TOILET AND PANbi;
Story thanlusnal carr . tis Oren to ,
frig,prebertpti,stis. Oprn Sund a
IP. M., :AO from sp. Ai. p.
.
1)r. I1A1)14L can ettli 4 1
;ut!,'ar t
unday of each creek; as lagrettlore.' I
I-
CESEiSi
. ! •
TASTELESS:MEDICINES,
prominent New y,.rt
to DU DAS, DI
N - CK CO. atsnia their
,SaNtiaLwoodi OIL I IA/51 - I..:LlS:i,3laiiliZ 1.114 L
eiired nairacul h eiy.ibitti that a patteot
oo his hail taken tbein On being
ii formed tint , several Irel4a , fan4. prey, wail be le- I
:Owed his (au =sat not tees taking
''• 1 .
What- liapp i ededito t his tihisredan i may have hap
), 'tied to collet s..atnl DV & take
lids method if protect!inglipli t i.clcian.s. dryggf±te.
tbemsie,b4s, Ott or lil.s.:srt.st
.mn trim] conini t : Into I
c 4:SS who Onl presirilie the Capsules
pill Continue to do so. fur they contain, the
pure Oil ' l ,l , tilt' best and cheapest r earm.
DUN DAS DICK & I Co. MI. aitira .0)F m•lq
n.stwOon,than all thei.W toiles:Oh and Retail Drug
gistteind Perfumers in! ills United States realigned
and this is the,KOle the pure Oil in
Ei'ldcheaFier in their capsules than in any other
form. ' i 1 1
.01L OF SANDALIWOOI.) fast suporceilingi
every other remedy. s.i'xtyliapsitle, oniy . tising re
quired to insure a safe 'sail ;.11 or
eight clays. Front 110 Other inetticlUo can thld re- t•
suit be:bad. 1 i'• 1
DIINDAS !DICK & CO.'S SCIFT CAPST:I I ,.ES
solve the prohleni, long ci.u•idefed by eminent Phy- ,
sicians, of how to avoidthtt nausea 'and disitust!ex
perieucee io iwallesmin;,,ssi:Oicia are well known to
detract from; if n•ei desitiey.; the gbod effect; of •
many valuable teme , ilieS. ry fI ,
Soft 'Capsules are put irrt la 1.1.n 7 fe1l and.n at
es, thirty in each, and are lid c•ia:y iS.,ipstt es pre
scribedisv Vii ;I I , I
TASYEI.ESS :NISDICINES.-r-cai4or
oil and many Ober umstotnir Medicines call Nitta
ken easily and safely in OUNDAS DICK -&
OO'S SOFT capspi.Es. No Taste
no
sir - These were: the : only i .ca_Paules
admitted: :o the, last Paris Esposi-.
tion. • I ; _;
Send for circular Oar to 3. - I'Wooster street, New york.
Sold at all Drug Stares
, • , • I
iIA . i...RE'S SIT&6AIIILLA ' ll
Thts comp f u nd of . itte•lveg.fable aitertatiyes,
I
Sarsaparilla, pock; Stitlingla and 3fandralte with
;
the'lodides Potassium nti(l. iron, makes] a most
effectual cure 15r a series of complaints, Nrhich pro
very i7valer4 and allli;dinF. i:lt ' piirtties the hlf#:d
'phrges out tli lurking hilMers l the system, ttiat
undermine health and setro Into trOublesoMis
orders. Eruptions of the skin are the appearance
That I
on the surface, of humorsu should be expelled
the blood.. from blood.. Internal '4omigutrients are the
• •
determination;of these time humors to some Inter.
i• 1
nal organ or Organs, whos: aetien they derrece,
and whOie sUbstance theY' dlstase and destrisy.
,
Arta's SAILSAPARILLI expels these liumors from
the bloini. When thel are in l llo., the ail
which theyproduce disapistian,auch as Mee
o: the itrer,lStomach'; Kidnrie,
Hone and Eruptive Diseases 'the Skin, ,
thony's Ftire, Ruse or .4"ry#pelas..Pit . npled
Wee, Blotchee, Boils. ruito;•,,,. Teller an
F. S. ATE,II9
Rheum, Sea/d Head, ißingiooent, Ulcer
Sores, Shettnntism,- Ben'rolisiet, Pain
Bones, Side and Head, peraale Weekness, S
I • •
ty, L chorrhcirt arising /ram inferno/ tt lee
and uterine (tiara:et. crsivy, Dyspepsia,
eiatinn and. Genera/ De dlity , With their
turn henith returns. Prepaend by:Dli. J. C. 1 1 1
& CO., ,Loweli, Mass.,:.Prnetienl and .ttnn
Chemists. , : ,
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