S!adatlttwal.
Causes Ittike ping the Yield of Milk.
At a recent meeting of the Connec
ticut Board of Agriculture, what -the
subject of neat cattle was tmder dis
cussion, one farmer, a Mr. Weller,
tun4e sonic very pertinent remarks
in regard to the-managementef to lch,
cows. • He had - a dairy of - nineteen
cows, and he finds that it is: impor
tant to keep his stock where_they will
not be disturbed or excited. He
;gives an instance of the effect of any
unusual „noise in lessening the quanta
ty of milk, since it wasfound that the
noise from a threshing machine iliade
themlall off twenty quarts per day.
We have no doubt as to the trtithpf
this statement, since we have repeat
. edly observed -similar results, in the
yield of milk from cows disturbed by
any unusual noise.
Many farmers do not seem to un
derstand the fact that fear, or any
undue excitement of the tow,ltad a
powerful influence in lessening . the
quantity of,her milk, when the most
common observation should teach
that it is so. We have, seen men
used to stock all their lives, who un
derstan'd and practice milling every
day, who will not believe any such
influence, at least in their manage
ment of stock be taken as =index.
We have. often wondered why men
who are of a naturally saving dispo
sition, and . would be' shocked to see a
pint of milk spilled in the house;
simuld allow quarts and gallons to be
in their management of the herd
i n the stable, kicking cows with heavy
1. .t s, striking with stools; rind keep
ing the animals in a constant strain
(If nervous excitement and fear. .
We have no doubt that the quan
tlt V as well as the quality of milk is
i•lilueneed by under excitement and
Le.rvons agitation. Indeed, in more
t one instance have we found milk
badly injured on account of the ani
mal beinr , put in a fright, and we do
:lot see why y : any extreme agitation of
t:1,- cow should not at all -times have
Thom influence on the character of
Milk which she gives, especially if it
h,• drawn during or immediately af
t•T such nervous excitement.
Whatever vie7s.may betaken upon
que:tion, it must be- observed
that those persons who are so careful '
of their milk stock, 'keeping the anima
lu tl5 11111e1, , and having them familiar
) ,t 'to he easily ham - lied, always
,iiceed in obtaining extra quantities
of dairy products. We heave been
;tl,,lnt goo,l deal :..m )o:• , l tie
• I fan aek Rlld we have yet to learn
elf liert-Pprogricii.g an ,•:;.tr:l,quan
fil: o r thc :M;urils were
harshly treated or 'sept in fe,ar -during
the milking, uo mat ter what the lireed
of cows or . ther el.:ira feed. We have
unifornmllv form./ the beat results
where the animals were treated ten-
d.•:ly and no talking or noise allowed
milking. We hear much complaint
,:f years nt poor milelt stock, bad
1:sleil with herd, and low yields of
!:t;11:, and we are soinctimesihelhied
to believe that the fault A not so
notch in the f4wr legged beasts, for it
ha, come to be quite' rare that "help"
can la: employed that will treat, stock
kindly unless constantly under the
master's aye. We hare a State law
making it an offence to be caught
adulterating milk _carried to the fac
tories. We need another law ; peaking_
it it penal offence to he eaughrabus
ing mileh stock ; for if it he trite that
diseased or 1 milk comes from such
abuse, then the person offending - is in
evcry way as guilty of a clime as he
wh,i simply puts water in his milk.—
/ 11,rald.
(iI:EEN CROPS FOR Cows ANE HORSE'S.
The farmer whose pistures are so
in‘nriant that his cattle, and horses
!Ind abundant feed froM Ma'y to No
vember, in` - the open fields, may pos
,ibtv dispense with green fodder, but
not so with the. majority.. During
lmt days of summer the grass
and their beasts suffer for
ontrions foodAinless they have pro
vided a supply of sowey.Lcom, oats,
millet, or lucerne, which can be cut
daily and fed to Ithem in the stables.
Mitch cows which are fed abundantly
with this food will almost invariably.
; their owners one-third more
-1;11,'• (!‘; during the season, than if
,ree:l to depend on paSture alone ;
aml horses, ,too when similarly fed,
w ill g row fat'a4sleek in a surpising
rt space of time: Last slimmer
took a large horse that had been
I.llv in pasture, and losing flesh daily
..ve stabled and fed 'him with green
,wvet coni, and in two or three weeks
11, bccame "11.9 fat as butter," and
1,11:41,t have been sold for $lOO more
t ; mu he would have brought when
taken from the pasture.
We have generally sown sugar
tin in drills for a soiling crop ; it
niaios excellent feed, and although it
vi'elds less in quantity, °it is more nn
tritons than common white or yellow.
.corn fodder. The Southern white
corn, however, is greatly prized as a
green crop, by many farmers, and-is
used almost exclusively in many parts
of the \State for that purpose. Many
o f our\readers report very favorably
in regard to millet ; a few have tried
lucerne, and like it ; others use oats
and Canada peas mixed, for soiling
cattle. All grow well on proper soil,
and we again remind oar readers that
it is wise to sow at least one of these
crops for summer fodder.
PUDDLING THE Room.--3.lauy of our
readers may have neglected to trans-
Oant a choke shrub or . tree, until it
semis to them to be too late fo iri the
season. They will find, however,tbat
the operation can be safely perform
ed if they will take up the Omits and
puddle the roots—that is, 'hip them
in mud made of about the cousisten
ev if thin mortar. :The puddle-hole
should be made ready before the
plants arc lifted, and the Foots should
be dipped in the mud before the sun
and air can have any effect upon
them. After the roots are coated
/with earth, they may b\! 'carried to
the place where they are to be plant
ed. Shrubs that have been heeled
in until the leaves have started may
be n dcly removed by using the pud
dle.
HAY should always be cut with all
its juices intact and before its seed is
ripe. To do this effectually, sweating
in cock is better than too much ex
posure to the hot sun ; and if the
weather is showery, cloth caps for
the cocks will sometimes , pay - for
themselves the first season, m the
-iptality of the hay
Stijuwberry beds will bear larger
fruit and hearer crops if kept moist
in dry weather. This may be effected
by regular and moderate irrigation,or
by copioT watering each evening,.
on a larger scale, nearly the same
result is attained by mulching well
between the rows with fine cat grass'
or soft straw 'chopped about. two
inches lung.
\`' 419tellattetts;..
A Great Evil.
our race groans under the e
and carries burdens heavy .
borne. Some of these may be traced
back to the first sin, and are beyond
our control;but most of them are of
our own pr oducing, and may.be ar
rested by a resolute act of the will,
or by aids which come from other
sources.
Two evils now. AM the land' and
World which- are of .human invention,
and.are sustained by human author
ity.
r .
One of these is alcoholic drinks
and the other is tobacco. Of the
latter we wish to say a Jew words •
This has grown and overspreadfithe
nations of the earth till npw it chal
lenges ' observation, reflection, and
the exercise of enlightened consience
w,hile looking the facts in the face.
Such is? the present extent that five
and a half millions of acres aie•occu 7
' l pied in its growth, producing two
millions of tons annually and costing:
the human race ten thousand million's
of dollars ; by four more than enough
to pay the whole debt, in one year,
of the United States - and Great Brit
ain, startling as the fact may seem.
In our own country alone one hun
dred and fifty millions are expended
anually in its consumptifsn ; by far
more than is appropriated to support
the Gospel of Christ and the'cause of
education. How appaling such a
'State of things,while want and suffer
ing are all around .mri Multitudes
arc without the Bible, million have
never heard the name of Christ, and
.the most important enterprises for
promoting the_ welfare of mankind
falter and fall for the want of sap-;
port.
Yet thisenormous expenditure his
entirely useless. No one claims that
he is the better for the use of tobacco
in any form; plt is a mere habit, in
nocently formed, and while at first a
pleasure, has grown to be a master
and tyrant.
Not only this, but it is an offensive,
filthy habit, finding no plaCe• in the
church, in the parlor, the ladies'
saloon, or elsewhere, as a high order
of society meets and indulges in exer
cises which the higher nature craves.
Multitudes using it are ashamed of
the fruits of it, and would be glad to
be ridden of it if they knew how to
break the enchantment. But this is
not all, or even the worst of it• It is
injurious to health ; when taken to
excess operates as of a poisonous
nature, weakening the system and
leading to prematiu•e death.
Such evils, together with its enor
mods expenditan., ought to make
sober, reflecting. rom.ieritions men
consider Whether it can he right to
continue such a habit as this. Ought
it not be overcome at all hazard, and
thus promote health and cleanliness,
and save the funds thus uselessly
spent to provide for personal and
family wants and build up the cause
of truth and righteousness in the
world ? Erch IT%
TEMPER NcE.—Tliis :cardinal villue
can not be too highly estimated. 111
"is that due restraint upon the afThe
lions and passionw.which renders the
body tame and go,yernable, and frees
the . mind from the allurements of
vice. Not only should it be observed
in its popular sense, and the immod
erate use of ardent spirits be avoided
but we should be temperate in all
our relations in life. We should cid-
tivate an amiable 'dispositon, and
should not indulge to excess in any
thing, which, being good in itse
may become injurious by abuse. "Be
temperate in all things," is a good
mottoe which, we fear, is too often
overlooked. It is the 'duty of those
who preside'over the lodge to incul
cate this teaching not i bnly by words
appropriately spoken Lin the lodge
room, but by their eoiduct in the
world. Upon them devolves a sacred
duty lvhich cannot b slighted.
REIDIN6 rim FARM "S 130y8.-Am in-
telligent and thrifty farmer says':
"But for the co-operation of my boys
I should lifixe failed. I worked hard
and so did they. The eldest is near
twnty-one, and other boys 'in the
neighborhood, younger, have - left
their parents; mine have stuck to me
when I most weeded their service.
I attribute this result to the fact
that I have tried to make home plea-
sant for them.
I have furnished them with -attract
ive and useful reading; and, when
night comes, and the day's labor is
ended, instead of running with other
boys to the railway station and ad
joiting towns, they gather around
the great lamp, arid become absotbed
in- their books and papers." Such is
substantially the testimony of a farm
er who has known how hard the
struggle for n footing on free soil is
without a capital, and how valuable
and comparatively cheap are the aids
which good reading brings to him.
The London Christian Times, dis
coursing of the causes of poVerty in
Great Britain, lays most of the fear
ful amount of pauperism at the door
of . intemperance. After the payink
off of workmen on Saturdays, every
public house is full, and the demand
for gin, ale and brandy; is almost in
credible. "There they are spending
shilling after 'shilling, singing, quar
reling; bullying, swearing, !till the
wife,. who has been waiting all the
while in the hope to save- something
out of the wreck for the maintenance
of herself and children for the week,
at length leads her husband, helpless
and drunken, home."
_To such there
can be no escape from pauperism.
If you helli them to-day, they are as
bad off as ever to-morrow.
A DRUNKARD'S WlLL—heave to so
ciety a ruined character, a wretched
example, and memory that will
soon rot
I leave to my parents during the
rest of their natural lives as much
sorrow as humanity in a feeble and
decrpit state can sustain.
I leave to my brothers and sisters
rs much mortification as I could
bring upon them.
I leave to my wife . a broken heart,
a life of wretchedness aid shiime, to
weep over my premature death.,
I give and bequeath to each of my
children ignorance and low character
and the remembrance tha't their. frith
er was a brute.
WHEN Peter the Great heard any,
one speaking ill of another, ho would'
inquire, "Is there not wink side, also,
to the character of :the person of
whom you are speaking ? Come tell
me what good qualities you have re
marked about him." If, in speaking
of others, we should look alwaysat
the fair side, and see what good things
yqu can say of them, it would make
tiq feel better towards them ; it would
be doing them a service instead 'of nn
injury, it would tend to make peace
rather than awaken.strife.
Grooadea sad PlO7l~O~~
WHOIESALE GRWARY
pit - ovnnox , -aomt-c
Ir. S. ''&• CO:
lit MAW-Starr.
The undersigned, encerusged by
the success which has thuirfar attend-
'O3 their new enterprise, desire to make
4
acknowledgment for the' very liberal
patronage they have received, by giv
ing their customers the . advantage of
their years* experience, together with
the benefit of their greatly increased
facilities for doing business.
They keep cOnstantly.on hand's
very large and complete assortment
of everything in - their line, nad-are
daily receiving such additions to their
stock as the waats of their Emile re,
quires
They have now in. store, Sugar, Sy
rup, Molast4 Cofice, Rice, Tobacco,
Fish, SaR., Cheese, Fruits, Crackeis,
Candy, Matches, Brooms, Wrapping
Paper and Twine, Flour Sacks, Seeds,
and a great variety of other goods,
which have been recently bought • a
the lowest point iu the market, and
are offered at wholesale, at rates to
correspond
They desire to call especial 'atten-
ion to their largo stock of Fine Teas,
which this - tali selling at New York
Jobbing priees,nteeing the
finality in all cases.
Hav'e also on hand a good assort-
went of Flour, Pork, and Kerosene
They still continue to have the ben
efit of a resi(lent Partner in New
York, who is constantly in the mar
ket, and prepared to turn to pur ad
vantage any favorable ehanwsin the
price of goods
FOX. STEMS, =Rant it: CO
May 12, 1868,
PATTERSON & KINNEY,
(Snecremore to Tumerts J. Joste)
Dealers in
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Fliurrs, &c.,
p. PAT TON'S BLOCK
TOWANDA, PENN'A
Having purchased the entire kock of
GROCERIES i PROrISION.Y,
or T. J. JONES, and liming added largely thereto by
recent purchaaea, they take pleasure in announcing
to the public that they arc prepared to sell anything
and everything in the
GROCERY ANP PROVISION: LINE.
Sub as
SUGARS,
TEAS,
COFFEES,
FISH,
FLOUR,
FEED,.
CORN MEAL,
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE
STONE WARE; &c., &c
As cheap as the cheapest. We guarantee perfect sat
isfaction to all who may favor ns with a cal/. ,
CASH PAID FOB COUNTRY PRODUCE.
J. 8. PATTLItBOI4
March 10. 1869—tf.
GROCEILXAN'D PROVI: N S - ':0 lIE
PEOPLE'S
e;Otrill ConNEIS MOMS L.ND ]LAIN entErri,
A new and complete stock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,.
' Ito
Which will be sold at the lowest possible prices
CODFISH,
MACKEREL,
HERRING,
PORK,
MUTTON,
HAM,
FRUIT OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
MODERN STONE WARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
FLOUR, FEED, MEAL, GRAIN,
Bring on your produce. which we pay man for
DAIRYALEN,
A constant !supply of Aabtou Salt, ill shed Mans.
Butler Firkins.. Tubs, &c.
Plum call and look tbncmgb our stock. and no will
do our best to please you. W. A. UOCIEWLI.L.
Towanda, April 28. 1809.
LOOK!
NEW JEWELRY,
AT WARNER'&
GOLD' WATCHES,
AT WARNEW&
ELGIN WATCHES,
AT WARMS.
WALTHAM - WATCHES,
AT WABNEWS.
FINE GOL . E. . JEWELRY, I
AT WARM:WO,
. •
ALL KINDS OF " CLOCKS, I
__ _ _
AT WARNERW: I . •
•
kmotadea, mellow of adag e t o o =mom . t o CHEß mackt Eri tim i
lion, at WANNER'S.. '
' Smoked Salmon. Smoked Halibut. and Dried B d and
eet. at
LONG WEELMS:
Can and ice Elm. you win sate twOlity per cvnt: in
your pardon*.
. --
„- - .
sir Watches. Clocks and and grades Lucke' air , Co Meal,
I V A: 'Cl an Ult.---:WHE hat _ . A F T FLOUR
,Bran.ru 61
warranted. Patton'a Bloek..: 44 111 . .17 11" 1.1414 l Teed, ke.. ot
..
... W.A. ROCKWELL S.
Towanda, Dcw. 1. 1868. Dec. lii.
Grandes .ftd-ma==-
triumatsre• ;fp, HAvrNG
P.d.i-ftith;edi;:bitsrmet
hi,thetinglita.ll.lVC4lll co.. Is now
.•
- • • •
io Odd' Biafora 4306 ir anartc
tr. a lingo wa irila "Amelia stook of . . .
_ T Er -
R RI E ,
TOWAICDA,.„p%.
Which I tore purchase' to Cab. inifteei confidant
than can sell at u 10l figures as can be .purelused
eloowtone.. I now affix to tbs publics oplontlidotoett
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS,
fITABCII, 13ALERkT118. EIPIOES,
AKRON FLOUR, GRAHAM DO
I keep conolently on bank POD. HAM, LAUD. snit
all kinds of 11811. Would cull tho attentioi of the
public to our 01E11 Bo But
STOCK OF TOBACCO,
In quality or 'price. ' Jesse Oaklora Celebrated Lano7
difriNeer Toth Chemical and Ilroom Soap
Please call and examine our.etock 'of
Large assortment of TANI= NOTIONS, TOILET
SOAPS, kc., ke. 1 wilypay the highest cash price foe
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Farmers, give ns a call before selling elsewhere
C. B. PATCH.
i
All pervious indebted to the late Arm will Warne call
and make immediate payment.
TowundA. March, 12. 1867.
GROCERY, PROV R I6ION AND
(Main Street, first door south of the Railroad llonso,)
would most respectfully invite the attention of the
public to hh, large:and well selected dock of
GROCERIES AND PROVLSIONS,
Which he is felling to snit the time,, stal pitreeif
alt. He has also opeued n iplendid
Which is well iatneted to slimily the mail nod Le ,
clay coal region at all times. Ile keeps constantly On
hand a large stock or
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS,
FLOUR, BUTTER; PORK,
1300D8 DELIVIMED LK TILE DOROUtill FREE
Thu citiz.eus of Towanda and vicinity will please
accept my thanks for their very liberal patronage for
the last two years, and we promise, with their assis
tance, to improve every opportunity to enlarge our
business, so as to warrant satisfaction to all. Via nd
see us again. JOHN MEItID.
Towanda, July 10. 1867. -
TOWANDA STEAM FLOURING
Ittneetfully inform the nubile that they have pur
chaaed the new and eztecusive Steam flouring MIN
taint. by Griffiths, Wella & Matson. In the south part
of the borough of Towanda, and haring all the rood
ern frithroverueutn, arid compeieut killers, they -are
itiepared to do
CUSTOM GRINDING
SYRUPS,
i the beet ixe.mibre uumaner, and t imitenally short
MOLASSES,
, j • Wee. Every paint; will be taken to illve satiPbbilee.
loud we Invite a public trial
Farmerti doing brisinesei in 6wii ran bring their
grata, and hare it ground to take irark ' f rith them.
FLOUR, FEED AND MEAL,
IiEAOSENE
For sale at the lowest melt prh•es. anti delivered hi
any.part of the village free of charge
Towanda, Toveniber 10, 1,468.‘.
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS.
JAMES MAEINSON snmiuncen to the public that
he still continues to manufacture and keep on hand
a large assotthient of
W. 8. KINNEY
Unmans, Tables. Bedsteads, Stands, Chairs, Ac., of
every description, which are toMa" of the best mate
rise, and in the most workmanlike manner.
I invite the inspection of the public to my work,
which skuill not be surpassed in darability at any shop
in the country, and my prices will be found to be as
low as the times will admit. c
Beady-made Coffins constantly on hand or made to
order. A good Hearse will be furnished when desired.
Aug. 15, 1805.
PACIFIC HOTEL,
The undersigned takes pleasure In ennonncing to
his numerous friends and patrons that from this dote.
the charge of the Pacific will be $2 50 per day.
Being sole proprietor of this below, and therefore
free from the too common exaction of an inordinate
rent, he is fully able to meet the slowtovard tendency
of prices without any falling off of service.
It will now, as heretofore, be his aim to trialtitain
undiminished the favorable reputation of the T'acific,
which it has enjoyed for many years, as one of the
best of travelers' hotels.
The table will be bountifully supplied with every
delicacy of the season.
The attendance will be found efficient and obliging.
The location will be found convenient for those
whose business calls them in the lower pall of the
city; being one door north of Cortlaudt street, and
one block west of Broadway, and of ready access to
all railroad and steamboat lines.
Nov. 17, 1868-6 m. JOHN I'ATTEN.
TANNING AND HARNESS
MAK
mu.—The undersigned Ilan this day formed it
eapartnership, to be known MN the Arm of MAGEE
fr. FULLER. for the purpose of carrying on the above
business. Harness making and repairing done to or
-der,Aind all Ism* warranted. Cub paid for hides.
GRIFFIN MAGEE.
Catnptown, Jan. ql3, 1868.
CHOICE YOUNG HYSON, 00-
Lou% Gunpowder and Imperial Team of all grades
warranted good. COWELL A: MYER.
NEW TAILOR SHOP
Elm °imbed a shop In the room back of the Rocims of
the Yonng Blen's Ch ristiainAmochtion, socondatorY.
over Eddy's Clothing Moro, where i he is now prepared
to do all kinds of
In the best and most lishionable manuer. An ex
perience of many years, a determination to keep up
with the fashions of the times, and a desire to please
his customers, he believes will enable him to give sat
isfaction.
Afir• Cutting done on short notice and reasonable
terms. Towanda, Oct 17.1867.
11A SHTON SALT PUT UP IN
targeor sauol quantities at
May 20. C. B. PATCH'S...
PANNED FRUITS OF ALL
'ILY Made at C. B. PATCH'S.
Kw 20. •
HEMLOCK LUMBER.- -LATH
awn 'l3nrsroins.—A prime article Boards,
Flooring. Scantling and Timber of almost any length
sad disiebstam Mao any quantity of Lath and the
bestilswed Shingles inanutactuted in the tknanty. can
be supplied to pates for building purposes upon
• short notice, and upon the meet reasonable terms,
by leaving their orders at the Towanda Coal Yard. or
with TIMM X. WOODRUM EN., at the Towanda
tot ro f=xy's Depot.
March2s; 11359-41 m.
=OM=E=
IV-PATOIt
Usto on hand a lugs stock of
RYE DO., BIICIEWBEAT.DO
WOODEN WARE
C. B. PATCH
JOHN MEREDETH,
FrETIM STORE,
HULLS ES
Which-he is .elling cheap for caoh
OF CIIAROE.
MILLS
WM. H. FULLER .Sz; CO.,
CABINET FURNITURE
170. 172. 174 A: 170 Greenwich Street,
NEW Yu=s. Oet. 10.1808.
EDGAR. lii. FULLER.
A.llOB -PEVAT:PACKER
TAILORMO,
EMI
MIOWd=II
41' 101 / 4
vow.-
v. 1 4 .01 1 16;
ad**, for. • =
AND MIDDEN!
been edeeteitze!stba -
WIXOM :
StEol.Ali
weave
MTh
`MEN; BOY!
**low
Uli
said eilitosserithst {may will
Is aid ow us and post suem.
puthssieg tisswlwae.
. iY DORM .
AM mute oar,l
And II to lb* 13
selves is pekes 1
• itirgh
El4.'rilra
\.
Shows that
EFFORTS•
To se-POI/4 T
. FIRST
LASS- GOODS
Aa low as they
OAX
AFFORDED,
Ibme pram]
supmm,
And that
LW . L'iltlti
~Ll:j
rM
Tt THE SAME.
V.
- In Fundshidg e our stock is complete. All
the new Spring B of Nock Tics, Sows, Underwear,
Hosiery, ftspe Gloves, and the celebrated
FBENO ,d I YOKE BEIEI'B,
Hare now arri Each lot is marked in Via
com and our customers are all trostedaliko.
lug the public Uri. patronage, we solicit call
when in want of in our line, We will do-our
utmost to satisfy #tlZwho will call -on us at the Aloe
Price Store of
SOLQMONWOLFF. -
No. I Hain Street,
or north of Tityl% k. Co.'. Store.
One d
price In Csith paid for Wool. Skies
lir The
and Pelts.
Towanda, Pa..
pill 25, let 2
SOR it MANNERS,
V AN
FASIIIONABLE
=MffEEZ
MERCH
AND CAPS,
HAT
RNISHING GOODS 1
GENTS'
Broad Street,
Y, TIOGA C0.,,N.Y
liiHEM
I otable Cutter from Itetr York eley,
ktu Olug you good fit.
We have a Fae
and take all the
own establishment. We gie¢ par
Ito Youths', Boyd, and
We make at o
Uvular attentionl
ENg CLOTHING
CH*D
ENEIE
a 3 n hava a goo' al,,,nrynent.
AND CAS'SIKERES,
=M
tits to E 3,00 per yard lon wool)
From 85
Best Sto
k Ha& and ( 'aps
miles. Come and look. and prove for
Rcpt within 20
3-ourself.
t the Ward HOUR(' every Thursday,
f Goods, and prepared to ' Rain, rues-
i t a, Will be
with samples
11111M8.
- •
VAN VEL' SOIL k MANNERS:
• 68 Brbad-et; Waverly, Mit.
MEM
WAND*REGULATOR
gnvc siotept
11E11 G W0.1../FF,
T T,
CIO
RosEis4
oily announce to the ellizeos of To.
atty. that they have opened the above
e came of .4 The Towanda Itegnlator."
assortment of
Vionl,l ! - espet •
vranda,awl
Store, tinder
with a fplendi
DY-MADE CIATIIINO t
ng Goods, Bats, Cans, which
e. said citizens cannot be excelled In
Gents' Fttrule'
they assure
style or elega?'
astonish eve
.by strict attet'
of Telvauda.
port. They
instalments 11,
and that the prices are so low as to
body. Rosenberg is Wolff —Nye that
and fair dealing with the people
ey Will obtain their patronage and sup•
so beg to enhjoin the following emi
r their guidance :
TEN COMMANDMMiTS.
Keep the
le, and Happy will be Thy Days
It have no other place to buy kothlng
rg One Price Regulator, Main
I
exct•pt Rosen
=2
t notehoome tiny other merchant ; thon
. to their iipeedu.A, for Rononintrg &
RM.
• thatwat. dealers, but ecti et one price,
d will acme you unto the third and
on.
• t not seek In vain any more Rh' cheap
• y can be found at Roxenberg k Welira
Wolff are no p
and reliable,
fourth gelibm
3. Thou Mail
raiment, for
One Price 8
t. Thou , t bear in mind that we sell only on nix
days of the w k, end don't desecrate the Sabbath by
keeping our , oors open and hanging out a allow, for.
Tar pore ' d al .i meltrit V o lit, and
their
clerks, to retf traork
5. Thous t honor the way Rosenberg & Wolff
deal. and lo may bo thy days to enjoy its benefits.
6. Thous t not .commit an impropttety—of buy
ing of Cha Dealers, but come directly to
Rosenberg woure One Price Regulator. Main
street.
7. Thoua, not seek in vain for goods 0t i r. 240.
0-
eign make, f Rosenberg SWolff keep a largo
tY•
EL'Thon t not purloin from the Reguhitiar for
Rosenberg & Wolff sell s() cheap it would bell sin.
9. Thou t not bear false witness, but honestly
acknowledge that you can get better suited and for
lea. money, t Rosenberg and 9/91ff's, than any oth
er store.
DI Thou a , • 1. not covet thy neighbor's goods, or
his bargains, for Rosenberg & Wolff can give them
to yon Like ; therefore, take counsel, and buy on.
ly.ef Rosen , rg & Wolff, the Due Priqo Men.
IME ONEI CONE ALL!
k Wolra One Price- PAgulator, Hain
; 1 da. Pa. • arptl, '6B.
ESE
AND SIIIMER GOODS
REDUCTIOI N PRICES !
PROCLAMATION BY '
Er
& ROSENFItILD,
COHE
TOWANDA,' PA.
It seems to haropleaanclthe inhabitants
nd vicinity to recognize our fair way of
warn" 1
of Towanda
dealing i
2EEEiIaMi!iE
community
until now ;
We deem It our duty to reciprocate
bestowed upon us thus far
by publicly PROCLAIM, that our Ores
AND SUMMER GOO. 1;
I As BROADCLOTH, BEAV
& Cassi • •
and of the latest style f'
of at
)VCED.
mitre man , • '
uembers of th acr
as cheap as
Lek, we r• -
' enable
'nu
AIM
on the
We do ,
dock of
SPRING
101 1
I :
Of an grade
RICE'S!
in New York city by
/firm, therefore we are ant
..tie next, and wishing to re.
A put ow goods at Inch low
iybody to boy a snit ot clothes.
Anted stock of j
AND - - SUMMER I GOODS !
RE
Our
Oitit;:tibe
bled to sell
duce our
rates as
We are
SPRIN
,
t to this m ar k et ; such as Bearer, Chin.
• . kg., for Men and •Boys' wear. cal
! . ! Store of .
ISEI
!CO
And con
& ROSEMELD,
yourself of the fact that they do as they
not misrepresent any of their goods. We
eon to onr stock of .
FURNISHING. GOODS!
linere: and Woolen Orerabirts, Under
went Overalls and Oversbirts,.oloses;
,Ties, Collars. Suspenders,
- STYLES HATS 4. CAPS,
7, and do
GENT
le
V', I
"
also .en at Itedwed , Prices. Oh - e. as a
nyltar elsewhere. -
F;7R I
COUKN k ROSENVIEM
April 1. MCA Oppaalle Powell fr. Co:
Tinranita!
EISSE
.
MMEM
pD3.4g11110111 , _
..immomma/8111=LW of %WNW, dsB
081611012,thitis lirte-06rmva of"
auMnot am
•" • 'rf . .. - 1 1 ` RY, ICH 00' 0 ;
isms tusssuisidgeto the wants ereLetossssostssh
as ism se R fur Clusebey st forme
•
itissitsum ss sassist t ow, win spit ;twts time
1:0LOTHI110,
(No Shoddy of isq kis!) wadding of
BUSINESS.BI3I'T:B:i'
COATS;' VESTS AND PAN~'fi,
DRESS COATS, PANTS & VESTS,
Lam C. Dozier.and Pamts,
overate aid oversldita. Una sad Ts* &dim
mien. oasahaere, am none shim Mot Tbs. Saw
WGloms, Moss, Doane Gym Bring et*
i tritt and &raw UMS— LU Iltst.class. iteqosto.
bor that goat Goods its chasm at a Silt pries Sea
spoor goods at our rice. au and essadas say goods
br wa Mos el ltast door to Powell it Co. •
90. Mt. S. W. EDDY.
TILE -. TEMPLE OF . , FM:MM
NEW MEE AND NEW 909D31 •
•
Au' entire new stock of Clothing, bought as cheap u
before the war, to be_eolit with •
SHALL PROFITS.!
Tho undersigned would reateetial7 announce to
the Minna of Towanda and tiattoity that ho la now
ready to olfer.them Clothing, such as •
FINE. BEAVER OVERCOATS,
FINEST DRESS AIM ItUSINE!3£I - SUITS,
Furnishing Goods, am.. and that these goods. bought
at very low arum will be sold with very small pro
nto. I intend to establish a permanent Us& in this
place, and In order to gain the eentidenoe of-pureba
sere, will deal on a bans ot
1;110k1 .1110111.011 104(
And all goods wilt be warm:dot for what they are
rrpresentrd to be. Come and examine. and matinee
yourself. ' Don't forgekthe:place. Temple d Fashion.
;mite the Means limas, south end of Beidleman's
H. JACOB&
Tows ndm, Oct. 17, 1867
NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS
Would call the attention of the citizens of ; Homeland
vidnity, that they have opened With
A New. Stock of Good s 1
At the old stand of L. L. MOODT. when with close
attention to the wants of the commun. they will
keep a good sweetmeat of goods,' Which they will
SELL AS LOW AS THE LOWEST,
And at prices that will Induce every ono to bay of
them. We alien at all times hare a good assortment
of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
Embracing all the latest styles of
LADIES' DRESS GOO)S!
DELAINES, ALPACAS. ?UM, °LOVE&
GINGHAM, 110SIFILY, HATS, CAPS,
ixxm3, suom, curries, cmomti=s,
VESTINGS, FANCY GOODS: DBDIDELLAS,
•
Family gnimtivir,lfardware,
LADIES TRAVELLING BAGS,
D rtiO, Furniture, &c.
The above gives but a slight Idea of
GOODS TV.; grIVE sTaO ,
, .
_/indire only my to our numerona friends and the
public generally, call and see us, test the merits of
our pretensions, and if con‘ineed,
BUY AND MAKE YOUDSMATER BICH
By raving money In your pnrcluuies. We Intend to
GIVE GREATER BARGAINS TIIAA
We know We can please yoa.• so give us a mil. Ail
kinds of
Ta!lenin exchange for goods
0. 1{ 13 . . WFIL
pa. 11.112..
Nov.
12,
1268.
NORT H BRANCH FOUNDRY,
. AZCD
S.IACHINE SHOP,
TOWANDA, BRADFORD CO., FL,
Is now prepared to furnish
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
AND
SHINGLE MACHINES,
Of the best quality, with the bleat Improvements.
MI kinds of liffiralasey for Flaming and haw Mills.
Steam Engines Made and Repaired,
Steam Whistles, '
Steam Gnages,
Gtmge cks,
Oil Cans, itt..,
Furnished at ort notice.
BOLT TTING
'Done from kto i.; inches in diameter.
I: ` F RGING
(If • - ..... for Bridges, and all other par.
Mao, a large assortment of . ,
HEATING STOVES,
cs,Furnitnre for Cooldng Storni.
Boa.l Pampa, Plows,- Wiles ,
constantly oft band.
and Specifications
niachinery for mills. and other par-
• WAARENI4
Foreman, who has had large large experience in this
branch of the totainean.
TPlitcals, Oct. V. 1866-17
THE MOST CONVENIENT
place In torn to get a
Suits,
•w be dbpouod
Cif 0 0 ID' M. 333 IL MI
O. B. ALVORD hating purchased the Mayo well
loxrwo establishment,' la now =aced to' welt Ur n .
all who may favor him with a
lie &leo keeps a full anpidy of
•
Which ho t. prepiro d to oetUhesp
• ,
Towanda, May 20, Itn.
A FULL ASSORTMENT OY
'eartnr and cams Inturra. at . -
March 10. . LONG & NEELIMM
A NICE sTobK . or antomos .
zg. mg gowning. oi is3em,
TH a iE BEST 'FRUIT _JABS RUSEI.
M=V=Mt==E=
MM=
...~:..
MEM
Si Wool.
CIUNCUILLAB.,
Also we
HATS AND CAPE,
itiicellaneous
WICKHAM & FROST.
amocKERY, MIRRORS.
WOOD SIDEO
EWER BEFORE REARD OFt
FARM EICS I PROIII7CE
wicKruod a FROST.
Successors to L. Mood 3q
in. ,7108 T
Situated on pine) cut br Math Street.
JOHN MIAMI
Is at the
EATING HOUSE,
Two doors south of the National Bank.
'FAMILY GRO.CERIES,
f*d,,
- Tr t,
, ~ .,34,- -7 •347 . 4. '. • ".4
~,, 4
. 1: -' 1 3 1 - , . 1 .-
,-,, - .;-. ,r;. P . -"* „ , ‘
--, . - 1 1' - 0 -' -- . ,:-
: . t i .. - •el ' ' ''.. r `.1.. 1 .--:4:;'?;..., - .- .. t '
. y '"•
7 -:.,:,'" 1'
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.-
--
1
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_,,. , .:. .:'
'NI' I`, 1.4 . jo. ' • ,
ft- ' ` ; . to
i
I
i - 10 ; ; tli
t . g
MARSHALL BROTHERS & p()!
Miff to eel the Wootton of the public to UK&
" IiAM T V aIIE 4 O 'IMPLII36:II4.
1:::r1
Mini • Mtge amerboant of '
Window_Obun, tbab, Paints, 0014 , - •
Wand Ina 'Pettit
- Vandal' Inesbas
Of in kinds, winch wll3l be Paid fbr the lowed Cub
price. Also, $ Ana aapettnent at . ,
KEROSENE LAMPS;
Of awry style and.patterti IC trint the ptibtle.
Lampe repaired and changed from 012 and Fluldio
Pertbadar attention paid to the manitnetning of
ldada of
- TIN WARE.
'ammo' norms xrinvtgo xa
We have on hand a Sue article Of
GLASS rattir JARS.
With improved sitt-wohati oats, awl
SEALING CANS,
.Whkil is one of the beet tens emit.
STOVES 1 STOVES t STOVES 1
Just received new . !1 Bixtee ' a rat
THEr MEMOPOUT - AN HARDWARE STORE
ORWELL, PA.
Arelattraeting Much : attention. Art.indoense variety
of itscrees
ALWAYS O.V HAND! •
Stove% coal or wood, that win suit you for
Parlor, Office, Store, School, Shop,
CHURCH, BOAT Olt COOKING BUTES.
Come en gee the new patterns—at ent.
ONE LOOK BEFORE tuvr:NG!
We keep all leading ilrst.elea &oyes for the opu
lent, and a cheaper variety' of Stoves for the humblest.
Baseline for yoemlees your own Interest. .
• . 8. N. BBONBO7I.
Orwell. Pa., Oct. 91.1868.
- t' Y' 1' t
LOOK HERE!
There in now on exhibition at the
Mammoth Furniture Stare
IN TOWANDA. PA..
The largest awl best sits*
_N I 'l l !-
To be found in Northern Pennsylvania. which. Ls be
ing sold at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! r
My stock consists to part or Parlor. Library; Din-,
ing.roons and Chamber sets. Parlor, Library, Erten.
don, Dining and Moe Tablas, Chain, Bedsteads,
D u m m y wutudimbi, Sofas, Lounges, Tele•w it tles ,
Wbat.liota, Cradles, Cribs, kr.. kr. A full of
Mattranses and Bedding, Pifer: Mantel and Common
Mirrors, Oral and Bostic Frames and Brackets, to.,
kc. In tact, everything
In the _Furniture , Line
Which nnut be seen to be appreciated. and winch will
be sold at '
LOWER
Than the ammo quality of gooda can be pnrehased else.
where. •
Thankful to the public for their past liberal patron
age, and determined to • merit a continuance of the
same by offering inducements not to be found die.
wheve. I invite them to call and examine. my goods
and prices before purchasing ehiewhere. Ito charge
for showing gads, and I
WILL NOT BE • UNDERSOLD!
; •
COUNTRY DEALERSed as tunial at the low.
eat Market prices.
I also keep on hand a large assortment irt Ready
Made CoMns, from the most common to the finest
Rosewood. Also Burial Robes. Crap* ite.,and lam
the bole agent in Bradford eon* for Shafer k.• risk's
atErALtc neuter, (IAgII3,ICASKthIS, ite
A gui3A.MAMEalwais inv:iNth3ess when required.
Towanda. Dec. 10. tsoa.
F I:IICNITURE!
NEW GOODS! NEW GlilDS I
NEATLY FINISHED
AT
POPULAR PRICES!
Consisting of
CHAMBER SETS, PARLOR SETS,
DINING ROOM SETS,
MIRRORS, PICTURE FRAMES,
Photograph Proems, for everybody.
A GESERALASSORTIMST or FIJRNITUIM,'
Salted to this market. I have the best Upholsterer
In the country, and manufacture our own upholstered
'nark.
REPAIRING AND JOBBING
Donn to order. Having an experience of 20 vans in
the tninnesa; I can confidently hope to pkasp all who
patronise me. -
Don't forget the place : No. 155 gain Street, two
doors south of Dcidkman's Block. Towanda. Pa.
8. T. DECKER.
Towanda.. May 30, 1868—tt.
DIARIES FOR 1869
PAPER & ENVELOPES
NEW-YORK PAPERS
SCHOOL BOOKS
PENS, INK, 111II810,_ STATIONES .'AND
hannize
BLANK BOOKS - -
. ANT/F.F. NOTIONS.
Pram* Nov. 19,
▪ 00K-BINDERY.-THE PUB
• lie le teepeettutly hiformed the* the Illookatn:
deer bee hem 'removed to the Legs! itundhig, tilted
eteey, erberevill be dew , ,
800 K 111 N.D I.NCt I
its IFBdOellbruiches. on teems unreasonable*"
ibe thee' alkrw. The Bindery be wider
charge of . ,
H. 0. WESTA/13.
As oneritooed Nada, aod 213 work will Do
e =? ;
dam in a otVle rad mower *Dinh mug be
Wisdom eini Books, km,
when In every toite of st yle . ' Wow attention
rid to the Mft - sad Bladiog -_
au= sails.
TO any dinned littera, I'M& in TWA, and dem:
bll2war be waeia k
be ready for dally Irina promised.'
- The peerdeepe of the Wife eellennk end per.
red eitninelineenerenned.
Vowendadorvult leee-4L - - •
A VINE ASSORTMENT OF TOT
11 sax sour; at MoCABE & KEL'a
" : 1 . 0:*4 0
!IP CA*. yDRVB ~1370-BE?
zassatowsta racism awls. •
.....ifeanaFT *du and Pine tateets, - *Zoirsada,
*wiser**oa‘f.i.*: stock. a: tab abd
aasogials assallaasallagaa estesrdve vs
igstr. alabrothigineal /Odes Wad In tbs Arta for
amablattai#4lol. mato* aelected wlth regard'
baths wads at the FMK ithieb Ida be
964
with tasslspasobassa, sad
ad reisatiable tonna at Wholesale or
ataa.wit2
roor
]:4. 111 ml, ,7h:04(4t;i1:
8
IGINUNE ANP ' i t:18110MA
BMB. Pena, vAnanss, •wanr.-wesa,
' - knit azimut; animates, ,
IMIOSEN4 iffrit Nom am,
Akigioa mad Dansipg
lAMB, SHADES. !MICE'S, CIUMNEYS.
egiefiniLard, Whale. NestarFoot,
13 AND MACWNE OILS,
Pfa agb 4 .T4ilt " 1 0" Ina iheir ' TS/
SPOSOP. BinThija:LV tares COMM
Pomadalh Hair-Dpu.: Peru:wry,
POCKETBOOKS, PO4T MONAIS,
•
„
:I . ircx)Lß;
rocket.;Lars, lt,gors. • ' -
IVOT/4-131L1N,11 miziiumos.
TOBACCO, SNUFF, Pays. AND • CRUM,
Garden„ Field and Flower -Seeds, Truest:a, sup.
Porten, ilkteptaniniee, Stettdder. Braces, Bread
Maw Teething ,N Beaks,
Nlvatbea, Nipple Shells and Weldur etngs, ilyrnants,
Bedl'azur,Belf-Sealltat g
Fruit Jare,Ther.
asonsetern. liberatin Wracks,' Btone
fincaw Ware. Bottles, Vida, Cadri, Bath
and Store Madam, Fish Tackle, Ani
munition, dm, Botaidci. Medic and Hanmepttli•
te Medicines, and all the pOpular Patent'
MEDICINE'S..
All articles warranted as represented. Pere one at
a diatanoe can receive their orders by Adage or matt. "
which wiltreosive prompt and careful attention.
- Medical - advice given gratnitorudy at the once.
charging only for medkine. _
iffill-Thankftil for past liberal patrOnage. would res
pectfully, announce to Ma friends and the public, that
fio pada, shall bo spared to witiody;and merit Um con
tinuation of *bar confidence and patronage. -
amCopes Sundays for presaiptiona from 9 to 1Q
and 19 m. to and sto ft p.m. .
3an..1,1860—yr. . C. POIITF3t. MD.
W e - H. H.: . -OCr R.E S
W. H. 11. GORE giuccessOG to Goer A Power.),
la continuing the business at the old stand. No.
'Plittdit'Alltoi. where her is daily receiving additions
to his stock from the most reliable- importers and
manufacturers. Be respectfully silos for a liberal
share of public patronage. - A tsrge stock of •
Has Just been mceived. and -I alu now prepartd to
the
WANTti,th THE PUBLIC.WITII AIITICLT.S,
ECLECTIC AND HOSICTAPATUIC
ALL TUN POPULAR PATENT MEDIC/3/ES.
PAINT ANL VARNISIIIIIICSLtr,S,
FANCY ANIi TonEr ARTICLES OF EVElii , gnu)
Tuarsxs Awonouc.L.NO *urn)
ABIPOiMINAL SIIPPOATERS,
BREAST PUMPS, NIPPLE SHELLS 4: SHIELDS
♦ LAME 6550R711•211 OF•BAZOrS, PIXICCT
SURGICAL DLSTIIIMENTS 01" LITE STYLt,
A- large supply of Hrtiehre fur the Hat and Heir. Alm.
'for the Teeth and Had& Tooth Powder and Pixtesi
Perfumery. SOPP.4 Combs, Hair Dre,
. Invigorators, rec., Kerosene, Keroarue
Limps, Shades, Ctiimneye, Wirke,
. • &v., allot the fleet styles.; ' .;
tar Physic:Jana supplied at re:mot:Lehi° rate& Medi
eines and Preatuiptious carefully and aectfrately vow
=and prepared by Competent persons at ail
the day aud night. Bunday holm from 9 te ,
10 o'clock in the forenoon, and 1 to 2in the attenuant
Towanda, Sept 29. 188. W. tf.' ii. dalt.F...
JAM O ritol.l7
TOWANDA:' AGItICULTURAL
HEAVY AND :LIGHT WAGONS
TAWS, SPOKES d BERT STUFF,
•
LARGE STOCK FROM WHICH TO SELECT.
We have the Broad and Narrow Gimp
TONVA.NDA'
• Tho tuaderalgtwd =UV 'twill:mute to th e pub.
thitthcylie have pi , •
THE LATEST &TYTJE
And inost-norkmannkonianner. 11(cy win constant
keep on bond an assortment of el:dm/did
r!!!
Mff!eMila
•PAJRflr' OIL vmpratit,
Foltz WINES AID LIQUORS,
For MedicOrd • ore.
DRUG STORE.
FREffl DRUGS iND -31.EDICLKES
D ,E.1.01C0E1 , 0 TO TUL
PUDE WINI AND LIQUOICB lOU
.MEDICAL USE ONLY
♦ FULL ABROUTALWrt UT.CONCVSTDATED
KEDIMM.
nuns, ort., v:urisu,
DTE—i5ll7llll . AND GlAss
ALKALOIDS AND RESINOIDS,.
'4*e lbett.jl"rus,
Shoulder Brsuvei,
liaising Bottle's, Syringes and Cathntera.
=I
AND BENT QUALITY
CHOICE CIGARS, TOI3.tCCO AIS'D szsuiT
liinnfactories.
WORKS
TOWANDA,"
. PENN' A,,
MANUFACItiItINUIIS,
BF ! .\.'T STUFF,
4/A}.4.11. Wool,
WOQD IN ALL ITS BILANCIIES
SCHOLL SAWING, PLANING, ETC.,,ITt:
To Ik•alers in
R e ofkr a
The above are from the best
SECOND GROWTH MONODY AND DAR.
LIMIT AM) HEAVY WAC4OM4 ON" HAM)
11.5..111LLL PICKS made and dressed
W.' T. millor.. stipciinteudeut:.
C. MERCIIII, President
Towanda, July I, 1868
FA.CTORY
• • •
CARR ; J'(E It Q. P
G. • H. nitAKE,:
And ato ticor - tire porall to build work fn
TOP _AND .OPEk BUGGIES,
FAMILY. CATC7.A.GE3,
DEMOCRAT AND- LIMBER WACIONS
oss U) Two aaizcu
ilt BANY.S L:EiO IIh"
:ALL winut wAnnwrio.-.
ItEPAMTIVI promptly attended to at reasonable
IMTAFT k
Towanda,•May 9,1867-1 y
ACHOICE LOT 'OF WINTER
Fruit at all kinds, fur salo by the bur' el or tnuitc
el. it Me. A. 111; k. MS'S.
• - f- •
It rzwe' BpRING . GOODS JUST
_TAYLOR ,
A burp dock 44
DUBS 00041,
CLOAKS and SHAWLS,
HOOP SKIRTS,
CI THi3 and CM%iIdERES,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,z
AND NOTW
DOALL'SIICS,
SHEETINGS,
MUSLINS,
TICKING S,
COTTON YARN,
AND DAITTki
LADIES',
MISSES',
and CHILDREN'S
CAPS
CARPETS,
OIL CLUTIIS,
WALL EU'Ell
ALSO, THE CELEBRATED
Stir 11, K. (;..7toi
Our Spring Stolk is ilow .coUll)10(
in overy.Departnent, anttottr
hare not been seleatil with a view to
secure huge profits, but to plcase and
benefit ouu• customers
we hare sneeeclied iu this, invitk-.
all to call and verify our statenulit
TAYLOR & CO
Towanda, April 1, '1869
JUST RECEIVED
.1•
MOll , .7211 V YES 87 f, '
LAIWE .titiD WELL SELECITI)
Spring cavil Summer_ Clouds,
THE. PILL.42iT
Deliressien of 'the Markel
Thich will be :Jolt] beconilly.nt
WHOLESALE AND IMTALL!
IE
AIW A diced, from LiverixNl
FIVE CRAIT,S.i OF CROCKEIt
ToMIIIIiIA, April 5, 1559.
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