- Itural '
.. , WHAT
riing •
„.,- .-• IS HIGH G
, .
, .
~ It is a system . of Jilla ge and farin
. management that is self-Ostaining, a
. systeni that takes nothing. but.. the
bare land, the. dOmestic animals, the
- farm implemeids end machinery,• and
cultivates the soil, sustains the. fami
ly and.the animals, pass the annual
ta.es,• defrays the expen'Ses incident
to the improvenients that must be
made on' the hums, cancels the anni-
al - interest on the money invested in
• the hind, eventually pAys for.'the
. laud, all frOffa — the products of the
soil cultivated; and after] one, two or
three decades'of years, leaves oyery
6re in a farr - better stag of 'fertility
• than the soil isq:is -. at the he,gining.
This is high, farming : . 'There are un
.*told numbers of quiet,"Ttinobtrusive
tillers - Of the soil in Many of . our
, . States, Who have cemmecedprecise-.
1 W 1 as e have indicated; without • one
1.
(ollar tif cash capital; . .wo have had
no revenue whatever bes i des the naV
.. ural. re7,nrces — of ' their cultivated
fields, and who_have_ by hard • Work
- and judicious management sustained
theme families, paid foil their land,
erected all their buildings, paid for
all:their valuable improtenumts, and
at the sainectirae,haveronght their
land up -to that state o 'productive
. ne / ss by their judicious management,
. that every 'acre now yields from two
•
td three tons of hay where only -orTe
''SP
• •-S 0ri 0 ,, -inally gathered, and: they
.
'harvest nearly, two busls,- . —in many 1
•intAtinces more than tso,—of cereal
- . grain, • Where I.h.e produnt„was but
one. bushel. ' That .iiz high faiming.,
- Yet Stich a system • of M husbandry is
.6ually sneered at -simply because
• the proprietor linewhOw to save-his
- . :Abney to defray the e±penses i of im
_ Kov'enients,rather than spend three
times more than he made.— Ni.i.r.
I'o7l- Qb. , ercer. . 1 -
—— - -
I
SQVID M üBLE SLAI3S.—
Ituch
. annoyance is.freqUently expe
rienced by the soilin,,X!of marble ta
ble-tops or other-marble objects, .and
a 'perfectly satisfactory Method of 're
moving such stains is still a deside
ratum. Itis . said that 'slacked lime
.MiSOCI \ 4 Vail a••strong solution of
s6ap into a pasty 12119 s and spread
O'er the spot in question, and allow
ed to remain for twenty-four to thir
.- tv hours; then carefeilly. washed -Off
with soapland water, the stain will
_ :be almost entirely removed, especial-
ly if the apPlichtion be repeated once
or. tW*,:e.-, Another preparation, con
sists mixing oxgMi with a (-par
: tenot n pound of soap-boiler's
and an eighth of a Pound of oil of
trirpentioe; and adding,euough pipe
-clay earth to form a paste, Wlich is
then to lie. placed upon the Marble
for a time, and afterward scraped off:
the application ;to be . -rcpeate. , 4. until
the marble is Perfectly . -clear'. It is .
quite possible that With all our-kn
deai.ors a faint. trace, of the gtains•
tie leit; - Ibut- it is said that this`
"'viii be. almost- inappreciable: Should
the spots be produced by oil; these
are at first treat,ed 'With petrole:uni
.for the piIITOEV of softening the
hardened, oil, and the iabove-mentionf
ed applications 4435t513e made subse
quently. Ink spotg /nay be removed
by first washing witliAlure water, and
then with a weal: S!;liitiert of oxgalic
• acid. fiiibsequen.t'• polishing, how
ever, will be necessary, as the lustre
of the. s.t.one may become dimmed.
TliWcan be best secured by very
finely pdvdered. soft write inaeole,
applied NiitiLa ,
first • dip
pt.a ill water and then into the poNi•-
, If the . place be. subsequently
rubbed;Witli.a dry cloth the lustre
• will :remoyed. . r . •
6111.:WING 'WHEELS. —%tny it wheel
is ruined by oiling - , too A
well-wade wheel will-endure constant
wear fur ten or twenty years if care
taken to use the right kind and
proper amount of oil, but if this
Llatteris not tended to the' wheel
will be used up in tire or six yearS,
or perhap: sooner. , Iztrd should
p2ver be used on a, wagon, for it will
penetrate the hub; and Work its.way
cut arouad the tenons of the spokes,
raid gpoil the wheel./ Castor oil is-a
good waterial to use on au iron axle ;-
jp7t Oil enough iihould be„ applied fia
: , I )inilla to give . lt a light coati*
. this is better than more, for the silt.-
. 4_this put on will w o
ork. ut at te ends,
and be forced the should il ers and
- nutinto the hub around the outside
of the boxes. To oil an ax!e-tree,
iirst whipe the spindle clean \vial a
cloth c; 6t, with turpentine, if it won't
wbipe - without it. Chi a buggy or
carriage, wipe and clean off the babk
atul front ends of the'hubs, and then
anly a very small quantity of castor
or„aoine eyed:lllv prepared In
br i n ear, e. sboul 01'S :Ina P oi DJ.
_p"..:! , nt,T , Alrw2l or
7 •
'lt h . N . i:GC.S A. if-EN 1`'11.1.. LAT.
13,11's c beca i f)];
o - ;.ariutit of :t f074. 7 iT c'cr.;:tposeil
~ v lrlss• or the 4 refl'fro 1 lieu tint ,
tb whol6 o licrP-.lif: c.au.nrt 1 1:rt
tetore than GOO c72;gs. which, 6t1:,•
riatrir:4l corrsti are distributea:•6:vti
•
:raw yi.:ars v . Ahe followit)g
.. t. 3
t., 1.21,
12 to 123
. 10 to
`•~ioa;
ORM
• tr.
S:iCulii
\ ;title
- ( 14 follows that .it would. not be
profit:o,lo to keep hen 4 after their
Nurth year, a: .their produce 'would
ult pay - fOt..- thi4i'keep, except 'when
the Are'a valuable and scarce breed.
' -
•
li.r.rrrst; Arrt....:s.—_tcorresponcient
::.=,L -- s us. 114 .he ?keep his winter
applos'until latefin Spring, say to. the
el:1 of May.' , Thud is but' one an
sv,-,:r. tn...l.llake: Ist, the .apples must
)bo good keepers; frde from bruises or
bletnish. 2d, they Must be spread out
on shelves or packedin barrels, and
kept iftl an Oulospliere of from forty
• to lici•Y'degtef!s,etter from forty to
~..--.1...i ti . y_g:o - -That t is, i at a temperature
a:4 c(Plable ‘'ts p.?ssille. Some tellers
t 7.' are just the thing, :Old preserve them
beautifully. Other arq too moist.
- • Where-thisris the case a few bushels
' Of'stone lime slioul(i be used.--,Gcr
": ;ioiit,.) I'd Pirffniph..l ..
.- , .. .
A
. . .
should be formed .i
"have z supply . of fi
fertilizer next, year.l
ler iti PIA into the 4
letives,:and wood
Manure, 'plaster,
that:from-the pig r
• gr44ients , thorong
thorn store s.
such i compost n i
next-year. - •
Tr you want,
"knots about roll?' giv.
Tito the foik's ho p
1 - 4 1 6UND I' Sc. =WHINE SIIOP.
I _
The Underldflied having purchased the leoundrg
vad Machine Many lately owned by :An Cara
are prepued toff, all Undo of work a t = z it; 10
their buboes', CD promptaess and
31
i t
,1 ITs ' GEARINGS,
OIRCII AR. SAW .1/ILLS,
'
i .1 •
, MA DRILLS,
And all kinds of
MILL IRONS
MADE TO O&M&
ENGINES REPAIRED,
warranted to give SatfaleitlM
And an w
MINGLE MACHINES
Of the laid an{ most Insproredkindereanniset
and kept Constantly on band reedy for use.
111'0 lIGHS,
tothrrunahl 1302( ASD WOODES BEAMS
A L Of all binds.
CULTIV ORS, CORN PLOUGHS
PLO G H-
Of all binds, d the latest hatirqvonsonts kept
oonsuintly on hand.
I.A R-G
ST 0 V
CELLAR GIIITES,
SLEnt , AND SLEIGH SHOES,
1.411437, DON KETTLES "
Ana all kinds of castings tarnished la - •
Mardi 30.1 • amass k 114501 WELL.
NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY !
•
On Pine, tu - cen Main, and Second. Streets, back
of O. F. Ma4tib Co.'s Bank.
TTFRY ISTULT.3N &
nettpt4ttaty ta l pottnee to his trlenassa.! patrons
thaithhacpbAllt a
NEW 11C cAtinAGn FACTOY,
where they
Talent of
ME
TUOTT
•
Made of the'jbe.t 'material and finished in the beat
city style. 'His long experience in city Carriage
Factories gl^osthorn adecided advantage over others
in the " •
ti
Finish, Style and Durability
of Ida Wag . All they . ashs Is an
INSPECTION OF HIS WORK-
resious to
ALL- iron WARRANTED TO GIVE.PERFECT'
• Thankful. or the liberal patrol:awe formerly ex
tended and respectfully ask a continuance of the
same.
EM
Tlwn
THE OLD 31ADi STREET
Cairiage Factory.
JAMES BRYANT -
'Still continuca the manufacture of
CARWAGES AND WAGONS,
1 .
Of every .eacrlption, ‘., at the chi &tatd of G. n
Di - Ake.,
ALNI STREET, TOWANDA, PA.
. I
work Se all of tile
IJATJT ST iTLE FINISU
1 . -
I
In tlic. in ufactnre of wrotona no:Ding is used but
the
-
COIL
PLAT
Ttt•. , b, e
Ul• .`
W.VE
MEE
1J to So
5,1 to ;1;!;
t. 3 to 10
Yi to 20
1 to 10
Bl_lOOlD & CO.,
•
Still co l ithans to manufacture their celebrated
HORSE, POWERS & .OLF-INERS;
and 'will 8(11 a bettor machine, for less money than
can be lutc elsewhere), in the world. We claim Sot
our machines that MEI , will do as much, or more,
than any O ther, , and 'aro more durably built. We
persdnall superintend our work and see that it is
weli downi We will send
of ou'r tnltlnes, on application.
ONE ApTD TWO HORSE POWERS,
One & Two Three 71fRESTIER & ITEPERATORS.
FAKING MILLS,
AND DRAG SAW 311:CLLA,
SAW Lik'D GRIST HILL worli done to order.
Give tics call before purchasing elsewhere.
I
Va . VO 411.10 a m -us. `s4r4Turx.
I'
Aag. 2.
Ell
• The unders:gned haring built a large and COTIIIiIC,
drone Mill in the. Borough of Towanda. and lined it
with the Toot modern and - improved machinery. for
thelmsnr ~ ,Y ore of
•
, S IWD:DOW SASH AND /11.,.07N3,! 14 . •
____,,
Are prcled to All erdera . whethernarga o 50L....•
.4,pon the herteet'hoVee. We hare also a lame' re-
rlety of ULDING4 of the latest style andpattern,
which weScanroialr maucti chesper than they can be
worked bY hand. • : • .
PL.t: cnv ipsov i. ........
.rx. ,, 1ut . _ .1
. -..
-
1 0100FLNG. . .
AND SCHOOL
,SAWING, •
And all ot her work pertaining to Jolnaryolillbe done
'to suit our customers. • '
Person building, and not living more than twelve
to fomieetimiles distant. will find it largely for their
•ititerest lb buy of ua, or bring their lumber and bare
it wor• by our machinery .- Bring your grist of
ket s
Floarin,y or other lumber. and while yew team is
feeding, re It ground out and {take it 4ozne with
We crill pay :CAM! for FECE. AND' =MOCK
LL'AfliElk dells ored at our lumber yard.. Coma. stud
see tut, et if you can't come. writ*.
Tow= 1, reos., 1664 • L. B. 130D0rBa 41 09,
TI IF GM:DiEN
the fall so Rs tO
C. well compoSed
Nothing is bet
conipost tha-u sod,
ould; add;' Stable
ea maqure and
en. Mix th© in.-
and - shelter
You will find
'"noel thin foie
.
nelghbors to
Party and don't in
uor. _
MEI
. lb • •
El
POINTS
I• N 1 3 407V1k ----
AND 831A2,ir -31Z21.
E CA.k'TINGS
MWA - 103, PM'sTN'A. '-.
C.' ittantly Iceep"on hand a fall assort
LY • CARRIAGES,
b OPEN. BIJGGTES,
FORM 'WAGONS,
SUIXTS, :AND SKELETONS,
SATISFACTION.
ING, rnoltionx ATTENDED TO
rodceed prices.
13rMRY STTTLEN
n: CLAItH.
Ml' U. 1 i70.-tt
BEST STEEL AXLES,
7Cogetber.with the
lOSITION BOXES
In 3.:lght Wcirk
ORM SPRING WAGONS
MEI
'.,tIrBER NVIGONS
Ecl , t constantly on ballad
Ila.torn stock Is nerd In the manufacture
tivh,..s are all riccd ont—not sawed.
ALL WORK SOLD
I.t:ITED EQUAL TO ANY
s to gntsti; and An to ditrabillty
'ELIOT. TO ANY IN TILLS SECTION
ALL Wor.
.LUXES BIIYINT
CATALOGUES,
''IIRESZIER cus4.l czseffzim,
'OO ' CEoOrl'a
SO. 4
PLANING MILL
Jewelry, &a
.HE LARGEST.;
MOST COMPLETE
lasortniont of
JEWELE Y.
WiVTCHES, CLOCKS
PLATED WAR*
SILVER WARE, GOLD RINGS,
GOLDI
Eves opened In this market, is now on exhlbition
sod for sae at the trell-kncrou store of
W. A. OH'A3IBERLAIN
Mr. C. has just returned from the city, and flat-
tern hintaill that his stock has been bought at bet.
torn figures, and that he can offer better indnes,
manta to rye:macro of tint-class goods than any
estahlphiient in the country
PERSONS Ekt SEARCH OF
HOLIDAY , PRESENTS,
Mast not forget that
JULES HUGUENIN,
JEWELLER & SILVERSMITH,
One door aort.t. se
SIEF:CUR'S SEW BLOCS. TOWANIWPA.
Is constantly receiving additions to his melt of
goods suitable for iresehts. such as
LADIES' NeTCHES,
• AMEBIC, N WATCHES
S S WATCHES,
of all descriptions. Also a selected aisottrompt of
GOLD GRAINS, FINE GOLI'
tT lAT R "Y"
cLocss OP ALL errriss ritoat TILE camp
EST TO THE BEtZM
GOLD. srLVES,AND STEEL SPECTACLES AlcD
ETE-GLASsES to flt all cases or !Impaired sight.
NEW PATENT ACCOMOD.42VO SPECTACLES.
By Ude patellt lam enabled to exchange Glasses at
eni tine without extra' charge. Call and see.
CLOCKS, WATCII:D3 ,81.1 D JEWELRY REPAIRED
AND VAE.ILLSTM
Towanda, Dec. 8, 1870.
IikIPORTANT TO ALL WHO
VAItS_TIMMEaCarr I
The sight of the aged assisted, the weak strengthen
:o and the perfect presorted. _ -
PIIIL4OELIMA OPTICAL LisTra-TE,
Fur the maxeafactaring, of the . '
CONC.WE CONTES. crastti. LENSES, LONDO:
61IOSED A-VD TOTED GLASS roa Irr_ta VII IN
The Concave Convex dystal Speeta. les. made by
the above institute are now a long time before the
public, and the rapid and increased demand for them
combined with the universal acknowledgment of
their clearness in vision and else to the eye, shows
plainly that they are superior to auy other glasses
in the market.
The majonty of Spectacles. (mostly truportedi and
no twitter bow fine the -frames. contain but a poor
and worthless article of glasses, (generally cast or
presaedd they are made to be sold only, without
any calculation respecting benefit to the eye, and
therefore the great complaint of poor and weak
eight. Thoosandsere using glasses now which tire
and fatigue the eye, where the objects get dim after
short usage, or require an intensely strong light
and therefore destroying the sight. which, were they
properly suited, would be preserved a life time.
The advantages claimed for the Concave Convex
Crystal Glasses are the following : \
The Lenses are ground of the best material, pure
and hard. and made only for optical purposes, they.
are therefore not liable to get scratched or dim.
They confer a hrilhaney and distinctness of vision
not found in any other OW.
They can be used equally well by day or candle
light without tiring or fatiguing the eyes..
They are ground mathematically true' in the con
cave convex - mirror, according to the philceepliy,of
nature: and shape of cornea of the eye, therefore
assisting nature only instead of forcing it.
That the lenses are centered correct into the frames.
They carsbe used longer than any other glasses
without changing to a higher.power.
The frames - are made strong and durable by ems
deuced workmen ind warranted to give satisfaction.
WM. A. CHAMBERLIN,
Healer in Watches, Jewelry and Myer Ware. Towan
da, Pa., has the Tole Agency for these glasses in
Bradford county. No Fallen employed.
July la, 1870-tf
yini nel7 . -
NIISS E. J. KINGSLEY,
Wishes to inform the ladies of Towanda and vicinity
that she keeps constantly on hand a large Supply \ of
Goods, suitable to the season. Thanking her pat
tons for their liberal patronage heretofore, she as
sures them that no exertions wtU be spared to en
sure a conttnnance of the same. She also has a line
Selection of.
HAIR AND FANCY GOODS,
each an
Kid Gloves,
_Linen Collars,
Cuffs,
I Handkerchiefs.
Red Laces,
Corsets,
it e. &e.
•
I have aboa ravened, in emmeellen with the above
my DRESS =MG establi.?" , «ut, and I am now
prepared to do
' CUTTING and IiTTING
In the latest fashionable stales on abort notice.
Entrance next doer to Fos k *error's, up stairs.
April 114'7L;
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
Zs ths Ana of 3. S. TATCX Co.. It sow primal
le sat to the came ot Iltotitiod Coo*, out 'kb&
tar. s lams and voll selected stock of
Wide : ll I bin partgassi for Cad,, aad tad =Mod
that/ pm !peU fi es Law Zorn as can be purdsind
elionittiett I now altar to &opal:alas opkotaitt stock
AKRON FLOUR, GBAITAIir DO.
I keep oaairtaatli an kaad. PORK. BAMI3..LitIiD, sad
all kinds of TIER. Would eaU the attention of the
iliac to ow Cial Be Beat
In qualng or —. Joao Ostlers CelebratedLann.
d l 7. NSW York Mesa Jail and Brown Son:
Plasm call sad mains cow stock al
Lsrp saiscietzleat of TA Xll7. NOTIONS, TOE=
SOAPS, se., &o. von paw the highest cash prioe for
and mOe immediate paytcienL
Dee.B.':o
►ll coy
Grontlerad:Mdfibii.
Panhand th . rn laterase Cl
B. a PA.TCIi,
GROCERIES.
TEAS, OMITS; SeGARS,
mum. EQslthrtri r i e smut. ècs.
ilave had a large took at
UTZ DOS. DUCIWitrAT DO.
STOCK OF TOBACCO,
WOODEN WARE.
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Parzorre. give seas tall before 'ening elsewhere.
C. B. PATCH.
All pessons WA:I4W to the late Aro willpleaseesll
Tcraniii, O. B. PATCH.
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AL A /1" 'J. LONG
. -
GROCERIES AND ,PROVISION'S,
WOOD. WILLOW. AND STOVE wkar,
FLOUR, FEED, MEAL, &c.,
No. 1 PATTON'S PLOCE.
COB. _MAD; AND. BRIDGE STS.,
TOWANDA, PA.
`_~..
desire to call too attention of the riblie to uty
asportment of goods. *bleb is always full and com
plete, and will be sold to nay etistotr.crs at lowest
stialtet rate&
' 4
Ity stock of
TEAS;
An)
SPICES,
Have Drier purchased since the late reduction tn the
tariff on them and are offered at prices to cor
respond.
Orders by mail or otheritiso wlll metre caret'
sal prompt atteatiou.
Thanking the publio for the liberal patronage
they hero giren me, I wtah a continuance of the
same.
CASEI PAID FOB COMMEtT PRODVCE.
feb.2,0'71
GOLD STILL COMING DOWN I
13D, icirawr TIMING /X VIOL
GROCERY & PROVISION LINE,
armor being offered at
COWELL & BIYE'R'S
at prices that cannot fat to satisfy allithat the are
determined not to-be undersold by any one. They
have enlarged their store by building so that they
now have room for the titlett supplies that are daily
received by them. They have connected with their
store a Market where they now keen fresh meats to
sell by the quarter or piece. and a tan supply ot.Gro.
cedes and Providons, to which • they would call the
attention of all cash buyers. Come and examine our
Goods and Prices. before purchasing and satisfy
yourselvea. We guarentee all goods to giverentlre
satisfaction. We are thankful to our customers for
their past liberal patronage and solicit a continuance
of the same. , COWELL it MEER.
Dec. 20, 1869.
TIOOLEY'S BAKING POWDER!
The very belt ever offeredto the public. sold
jun 15,71. TOM & XEBCVWS.
'GO,TO TAYLOR & GORE'S
. For your New Spring Snit
GO.TO TAYLOR A GORE'S
GO TO T&QLOR k GORE'S
ForiNewPpring Styles in Psate.
(30 TO TAYLOR &GORE'S
'5 •
GO TO TAYLOR &`GORE'S
For all the Latest Styles in Cus
tom and Ready-IladeClothing.
GO TO TAYLOR & GORE'S
For Hats and Caps, all the Latest
Styles.
GO TO TAYLOR ik GORE'S
For. Gouts' rtirnishi'ng Goods,
-Bows, Ties, &c.
ALL 'WORK WARRANTED.
CUTTING [DONE ON SHORT
96 MAIN STREET„
apl.lfril
TO THOSE GrirriNG THEIR
You shmatl &tufty two %tsp. Mr";
GET Turd WHERE rfitsza.kss" =lmmo
Second y.
wire to =Sir Ala BOLD CHEAP
And In order to be able to sell a good article cheap
the merchant must underatignit his bitpinevo, and
know bow, where and what to , bay am a practical
man does; and a
PRACTICAL TAILOR
In %alto bruelles I profs Lo !x, I:awing had
r I
In the Nuance& Ellve been 11 etitter la saute of the
I do my own buying, selling and 'tutting. Mid
divide Ely profits with no msn. qo that less of it will
do—and with low rent and other expenses in pro
portion, thus making the coat of carrying on the
bnisinese very sinalL
Min reading the above you will Geo why it la that
I CAN SELL GOODS CHEAPER
Than men following the business.4nd having no
knowledge of it themselves, have to employ others at
large salaries to attend to it, and customers must
pay accordingly—as they, like Esyselk
• _
DO BUSINESS TO LiVE BY IT.
It you doubt the abovo statetitot; be convinced
by . ng on
XerchAnt Tsllx. Stkige St., Torand4
An. 10,10
EUREKA ! EUREKA ! I
THE OLD CLOTHING sousr,
Rosenfeld k
COFFEES,
D''Tl 'W3II7,MTM
RICHEST AND MOST BEAunruz AIiLgORTMP.tfT
ME, I AND BOYS' CLOTHING
J. LOSG.-
CHEAP ESOUGH
To ACCOwdorkAIT, ANT PURSE
Remember that LOMFFELD k WOLFF ar
permanently located hers. and can offer greater too
ducements to
town purchasers than any other bonne in
.
. .
It is the interest of gentlemen in this section to
come and bring ell their boys, and Mee their goods
an examination,
Consider the fact that you eau buy at ROSEN.
FIELD t WOLFF& beautiful ant aubatantiaLCloth•
Ing.for a mere soag.
August 23. 1871.
GOOD' .MOLASSES FOR SO
Oct. asat
0. per pilot' at }VI MEROCTIM
• I
•
For a Nem/Draw Suit.
I.
For a Now Spring Overcoat
NOTICE.
TOWANDA, PA.
CLOTTALIO MADE TO ORDER.
Is MADE
EIGHTEEN YEA.P.S Expriur.scs
best buttes Us
NEW YORK CITY
azNny liAnats
tverybody tas discovered that
'One door month of Post Merv:Les, Ls.,
Tbey now have a groat store MI of the
T 6 be found outside the cities.
Their goods are
FINE - ENOUGH
TO SUIT ANY TASTE,
tl'. ASP
DON'T 'BE , DECEIVED I
"Never leave an old Mond far s new oz"'
RO3 7 ,'NFEEMD k WOLFF.
sid'Ssvislffla
pzonair ,
. _ amour AID lIIIMPUR
Aims Nail swim 'milli= ampen,
Aare sod aospb.iii
0: • : Ir. . • 11:3 I,Z
INA etttlio seal at the low* p prior.
LO l =j
7ALMEM,
m=Nth
PORK, °
MUTTON.
,
FRUIT OF ALL DE=4MONS,
MODERN STONE *ARE,
SNgEE NOTIONS,
FLOVR, PET, MEAL, OWN; &a.
Brbst en yourprcdsoo.Nth voiry co& for.
-
DATRYMEN;•
A ookstant ma* of Ashton Salt, all aired Clidrin.
Batter lirktos.Tubs. ke•
Hew adl and look through oar stock aad Ire win
do atir.bead to please ion. W. A. ROCKWELL:
Towanda. ,ipsn 98.18G0.
GROCERY AND. PROVISION.
STORM.
MoCABE &.EDVAA'DS,
1 r I T n
FAMILY GROCERIES
PROVISIONS,_
rriw nom. TqwArDA... PA.
Ire do not deea It necessary to enumerate 04 the
dliment articles we keep. Oar assortment is
Li. WAYS COMPLETE,
we seltslothh2g but
FIRST CLASS GOODS_.
Cosh pal for Farmers Produce.
Itareh 1.1870.
F 4 4. 31ERCUR are now receiv
ing a fresh stock of (loads in their line, bought
since the Ist January, to which, they Invite the _at
tention of their friends. We keep the largest stock
In teen.. Our goods are fresh and desirable. We
sell at lowest market prices.
Jim 19. 1871.
H AND NEW TEAS, bought
F a ll i ES nce the recent decline in price. and selling
cheap at iv • .3 FOX & MERCVII.
Jaa. 111._ .71. ' .
IPDX MFAICUR are selling Gra . -
ceries at tetaal. „ Jan. 19,1871.
FOX. & MERCUR are selling New
and Freddi'lloca, *. Jan. D. 1871.
pox & 11E1ICUR are 'selling Oro
aeries cheip. Jan. 19. 1871.
VOX: & MERCUR first
du: Goods only. Jan. 19,1811.
F °xIiLERCUR are selling
cheaper than ever. Jan. 19, 1811.
RE'
.IIBER that wb are selling
Goods at
R 'T A
Ana that are won't be undersold.
Jan. O. lan. FOX k
.3.SERCITII.
:MICHIGAN FINE—CUT TOBAC
CO—very choice—at
Jan. 19. 1871. rox 8 mEndrirs.
FOX & hIERCUR do not deal in
Shoddy Goods. Jan. 19. MI.
(A M CUSTOIIERS can rely upon
gct l athe very best the market affords and at
lowest p . E. T. *VI.
Towanda. Jan. 12,-n. MINIRCCM.
EMEMBER THAT FOX A: BIER RCM are retail ig all kinds of Grocaries at
wholeaaleprices, The largest stock-in tcona. Goods
first class. Pr*s km. E.:. FOX.
Sept. 20,"70. - ISENIITS 53Er.cua.1
TE BEST KEROSENE OIL IN
' taint by the qnstaity or retell at,
FOI & 111=1,1213.
B mIERy Al D DD;ING ROOM.
First block north of Ward House,.
BREAD, PIES, CA.KE,CRACKERS,
DAKED DAIL It..
'And sold at Wholisale.aad
In our IM MO BOOMS we will accommodate the
public with either..a lunch or a good meal at
times of tin day and evening. -
OYSTERS AND ICY.. CIIF.A.II ON RAND DCIILNG
TEEM SEASON.
Also •ADO 1161Wortmerit of Groceries, Confectl. l sner7,
Fruits, Nuts. /cc.
CENTRAL MARKET.
The rot/scribers still con tizmo to keep consUntly
on hand a full and complote assortment of every
thing pertaining to their business, consisting main
cd
BEEF, PORK, FRESH AND SALT
6UGARVIT4ED HAM.
arurrag, _ LAMA
, VRAL. - •
BOLOG /NA. 151:Eil POULTRY,
r b.
.
TALLOW ~ c. ?
Also. 1
_
7 1 1 . S la.
FIESH FROM TEE LIKES.
. OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY
In their' season.
Parties wishing Oysters in large or small quanti
ties will be thrusabed on short notice, at the old
Stand. CCIETZAL KARI= lifontanye's Block. first
door north of Or. Porters.
egag.o.4uxv; KELLUM &
Tisk°. Ittrizocz. •
Feb. 24. 1870-tf . •
1 1114
BEST AND CHOICEST
.1
SM-Q.KINO TOEACICOi:
18 11.1100ACTIiREDIAT
F4o 2' 0 .1t Y N
• , -
I3D, DISTRICT OF MARYLAND,
sr Ikeon. that every Pickiym you boy bars that
Diacrlptl „ •
Dee: 14.1870. "
J A. 0 0 13 S,
MEWS• AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS
gocids warranted. and, sold at Abe Urged Wes.
So store In Deldlematei block. Malw4t. mylB7l
O CUPPLIES.FOIt ISE --
FALL tilit*.Ao=nn
WICKHAM 'A BLACIL'EI.
CROCKERY.
OLEINA,
GLASSWARE.
STONEWARE.
SILVER PLATED WARE,
FRUIT JAlttk
Fj UR'NITURE.
FURNITURE EMPORIUM.,
The grestescindnoementa to those in want of
FIRST - CLASS- nntiirnmm
The attention of the public is eadieelalty . called to
oar recent bony purchases from the late Great Alto.
ttoo Sales of
CHA3IBER AND PARLOR,
FUR ;N" I T "CT 8., M
SAMS MeCAME.
WM. EDWARDS.
D. V. SCOTT & co
BEEF.
DI/LALZX IN
Crockery ant Swim
tall linen 0911 open.
\Tram IL 4 Co
Nos and beiNititut ratteat
A oompleto usortment.
Prom Rodger & Brother
The best kind In market.
Towanda. Aug. 30:11.
Fuialture.
b=:lllV.._M=t
We ire Dm! offenng at our,Wholesale Mid Betall
NO. 10T MAIN 8 rtt LET.
Ever offered In thla market.
• Wa are now efforts* '
WALNUT . MARBLE TOP • SETS
AT $75 00. And
NICE PARLOR SETS, At $5O 00,
lie=f with our Complete Stock of
BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS;
.CHAIRS
. TABLES, STANDS, *RING- .
• - BEDS, M.ATRESSES,
Loprszo-inassEs,
And in faCt over, thing to 1:;o found in a Firsiecl . ass
rtirnitutti Store.. ,
dVAIT3'7ItAN TUE cimunsT
I)EMEMBER TIIAT WE ARE itOW SfAMPAC.
it, Suring, end io 'otter goods of our own menu
future-chestier Shen you can buy city-made goOds
elsewhere. Lumber takers to exclisitge for goods. •
We►alsa furnish
BOSE Wool) cgi4rrk
•
=mum Brava. cAsm. ANT) '6?PrviB
Of every, description.
BMUS, BABES. CLIP'S. 4:c6,
PM!ffMI
FINEST BEAlt,f3B
In this si.Ttion of countaT.
,
Goiill' a dcliveepot,froe of i, chargs.
3 •-
• 1 . JAMES O. iltot4. & 845.N8.
Towanda, Jan. 11,18:1
ANOTHER NEW . !"IR3I
FIJItNITURE
LOIVE.II THAN ErPt.
J. lg. ALLVN & CO.
Raving purchase," the Ftzraitruro Store of D. L.
"'Eczema in Mercer's Block, have added largely to
their stock, and now otter
FUR7ITIIRE
Of, eitwr description at prices which will
DEITy4)II - PRITI'ION I
Baring purchased 'the stock for CASH. they feel
warranted in saying that they can offer greater in
ducements than any other establiahfuent in the
county. Towanda. April 26. 1871:
Boots and Shoes.
GREAT BARGAIN
MOOTS 8z
15:11:3
Balf BOOT AND MOB STORB,-,„
Bozdh cad of Ward Home
The otideraigued are fedeving a large tad well ee
bxted 'tea el
BOOTS AND SHOES
Suitable teethe
SU3I3IES AND FALL TRADE,
Which we offer lour for Cub. Consisting of
GENTS.
LADIES,
AND CHELDIT'S WEAR.
SEWED AND PEG(ItD BOOTS
NADV. TO ORDER.
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE 1:
• AXD WHEY PROMISED.
Thankful for put lawns. ire sokildt a continuance
of the same.
, . .
IrOODYOLD. minx= Ss. mum.;
Towanda. April 5.1869.
BOOTS AND SHOES M • 1)E AND
BZPAIItED.
L: C. NELSON, •
Ras made arrangements to accommodate customers
that are constantly cgllug with boots and Eihoesfor
new Belem, etc.„ and have had to leave them, to their
great disadrantage. until another day. The constant
call for this kind of work, and the desire to here it
done Immediately, has Induced me to make such ar;
=gementa that you need not return home
Without your sail:cis:lg renewed an d year heel set
KIWI% . p
For rims that are honest and perfectly falr.
, • -
Ladles that have gaiters Omit's* broke at the toe;
To this ova
is the pliuxi for to go
To get them re-ramped, neatly tipped or half-soled.
And yourfeet well protected tronittuswet and the cold
slew work we can make you with the above double
quick.
We can make them for You thin. or we can give them
• to you thkk.
We can make them With high heels, or we can give.
them' to you gat,
Eicoyon need not stager with a brick in your hat. '
F.8.--Hood cider vinegar for sale_by barrel or gal.
Front of Methodist rhumb, Main street, •
, Towanda, Dec. 131 1670. L. C. ICEV-SPli.
'COFFEE, TFA, SUGAR, Mgt,
&e.. wholesale and retail.
idly 1. McCABE
FisH PORK, HAMS AND LARD
_ own', & 311rEra
Drop sal Midas"
DR. IT4 FORTMI, CO.,
OLD CAME( < DRUG STORE,
001111 . 11 r Ilida sad Pao MIAs, Tama% Pa..
Hare recently added largely to their dock stun sal
eaossiste searatment. annaltntlng ikr airacatvai vs.
nuany Snides used inribe Arts for
purposes. carefully selected slab - rasird
tl=o —. pnagreeetve winbref the public, slash will- be
bit roovienikr @MUM inth bosh ptitheeek sad
amen on this moss reasonable tome a& Wholesale or
ttelaa.crinteting et.•
• .
Daum, Iligracm - Es, eingsaous,
IPLIT" CfiVl• TAASIN:=I,
ALCOHOL AND TURPENTINE,
um perm VARNISH. VnErrE - MMIEL
And WI kinds chintiluil6 •
KEROSENE' OR -Ma am,
DEB. - SUCKS, COMP.
_ Elperm.lard. Wllsle. Mats lock
ktNEWS AND =cam DIES,
Paw, and Toilet Articles !a all their
iteosom mum* spas.% COMDB.
natrzits. Pert62el7.
ioOKET BOOKS; PORT MONAIS,
Pocket Knives. Baum °
'roam. Ras AND HAM PREI'ABA,TiONS.,;.:
PURR VIM *SD LIQUORS,
,For Xedplual too,
T - cipAcco,, Sim!, Pi mi . ., Clew,
• Garden, Field and Flower Seeds, Tomes. 134 4
porters. thuipcnsories. Shoulder Itrac ear Breast
'Mitlesilting Binge, Nursing Bottle;
s. Nipple Shells and Shields, Syring
- Bed Pads. Sell-Sealing Fruit Jars. Tber
es,
toxneters, Flavoring .Estracta. Stone
J4a, Glass Ware, Bottles, Vials, Corks, Bath
1 Mck. and Store Black! , Flab Tackle, em
`monition, &c.. Botanic.Fcloctlo aid Elornorpath
to Medicines, and all the popuLsr Patent
AfEDICINE.S.
•
Ali articles warranted as represented.. ?encomia
a distance can receive their orders. by stage or mall,
which will receive prompt and careful attention.
Medical advice given gratuitously at the ache-,
charging only for medicine.
Jy Thankful for pant liberal patronage, would lea.
pedfully ammonia to their frienciaand the public,that
. no pains shill be spared to satisfy, &admen! the con•
itimistion of their confidence and patronage.
sir Open Sundays for prescriptions Item 9 to 10
a.m., and 12 in: to 1, and 5 to 6 •
\ S C PORTER, SON k Co.;:
July 1„,1970.—yr.
137 11AM eraser. TWANDA, PA
WHOLESALE AND :RETAIL
DRUG-GIST• *u
The suhaoriber reaCwicthilly annonneei to, the pub
lie in general that be bait on hand • large and well
selected stock of
•
.DEUGS. . , - kenunNza
' CE=CALS, ' • - PAM'S:
OM vxmraras.
wrs - Dow ouss, • •
DYESTUFFS
AU the popular Patent Medicines of thO day.
PI:ME WM AND - LIQUORS
For Medical purposes only
• --_ .
p -,- •
Eit MT.
FUEY.-•
and Toilet articles,' •.. • , -
Soaps of every description,
Thermometers, ,>
Bathing. Surgeons, and CO#3loll Sponges,
. lax Bruehee,
Tooth Brushes,'" . , •
. To:x.Bring Combs, ''l •
Pocket and Virietbrubs, '
. . • Toilet Powder,
...,.
• " , • Pulf Boxes,
. ~ Tooth - Powders,"
.• - TootO Wiens,
. . • aod Tooth . Soaps.
And .31.&•r articles belonging to tbe Drag trade too
numerous :o;rOgntion. P•ving tha Agency of the - , , •
GREAT _lr. S. TVA 'COMPANY,
/ f r .' la;
GAEAT INDtkxmziliTa
Tot pr.rihstora of goals in their lino.
Physicians - prescriptions and family. receipts com
pounded by persona thornughly.'competeut; at all
houreatgleilay or night.
. . .
Thankful for the paid liberal 'patronage; I re
spectfully orpectfully solicit I coutin anoe of the , same. pledg
ing myself that no effort hall be spared to make
my establishment second t . none in this section.
Dr'. T. F. yell 1:1:13 be c tilted at. this store as
heretofore. ' F. W. BROWN.
Jan. 31,19:0. ..
TAYLOR'S CRTRBRATED OIL!
The Gieat Rheumatic Remedy should be kept and
used by every Farmer that keeps either• Cattle `Or
Hones, every Teamster and Livery . ,Stable`KeePer,
every Physician and Horse .Farier for it will many
times cure pappaand Lameness when all other medi
cines- haie Wed: • Miners and Railroad' Men
should certainly keep it, for it hi unsurpassed for
brusek and sprains. Blacksmiths should keep it
for their own use and for their customers tender
footed horses. as• nothing equals it for tender feet.
Every body suffering from pain arid lameness of any
kind. burns, cute, wounds or any eruption of the
skin, Corns, Chilblains or any disease requiring an
outward application should'eertatnly keep this Cele
brated medicine: Every bottle warranted ;tO give
astistaction. For hale by Dr. H. C. Porter Soxv.h - C9.
Porter lc Kirby and F. W. Drown Druggists, Tosisncla,
Pa. Mid by every Druggist and dealer in
.Brad
ford and adjoining Counties. ,
Johnston Holloway and CowdeliVwholessle Petont
Medicine Depot. No. 602 A rch *tree PliiladepihiaXa.,
Wholesale Agents. BROWt e lO TAILOR,
julyl9lo-tf Proprietorltaysville, Pa.,
RILEUM4TISII-NEURILGYA !
$5OO WILL BE PA.M
to any person producing any Medicine showitiihalf
as many living, permanent cures as Dr. Fria*re's
YnorrAnLa Itnassavv. Used Inwardly
only. A pleasant Medicine. free Ifrore.'injurfons
drugs . ? Warranted, under oath, to - liava permanent. .
ly cured-? 5 in every 100 patients treated ire the pod
ten years. {,See testimony). Itis the scientific pro
setiptiop of Prof. Jos. P. Fitler, M. D., a graduate of
`the University of Pennsylvania, 'A. D.. 1833,—n0w
one Of Philadelphia's oldest regular physicians; and
Professor of Chemistry , and "ToXicology,—wno .has
made Nerirlgia. Chronic and Dillainatory Rheuxua-•
tism,the specialty of his entire profesaional life--s
fact vouched for by
,the signatures 'secomPanYing 1
each bottle. and other testimonials of many prvriii- I
nent renowned physicians and clergymen. To prci
tect sufferers from poisonous -quack nostrums and
nachos expenditure of money. a' legal signed guar-
antee 7 ; stating exact number of bottles warranted to
cure,..will be forwarded gratis to any . sufferer send:
lug by letter a full descriptiOn of 'aMetion:' In case
ofiallure to clue, amount paid positively refunded.
' Medicine sent anywhere by express, collect oti de
livery. Afflicted invited to write for advice; all
formation and medical advice sent by'letter gratin,
Address Dr. J: P. ETTLEff, 2S South Fourth street,
Philadelphia. Pa. .The Remedy is sold- or obtained
by Druguista. - • .
O 3
TowANDA ,
Mar,ble
•t.
GEO. McC_ll3E & SON
,Rave just received the largest. assorlatebt of
MISSES,
AMERICA AND ITALIAN
aNIC A.' R . 33 L E. I
!Ter exhibited in this seotion. to which they
Invite the attention of the pnblie.
- ' .
z •
TheykeeirOA hend.or tepid' to order
N NT S,
STONE, IkkANTLES,
AT . THE LOWEST TERMS.
lIMil
Persons in want of anything in onr , line aro - re.
apectrolly Invited to call and examine our stock.
Towanda. May 1 , ,, 1371
ALL KINDS GROCERIES. AND
prcrvitioas .at trttolesala and retah.'at
May 20. C. B reTcws.
LT Tat
•►.i..ti. n~
Of every 4tyle.
IicCABE & SON
kunmw,
XTATIONL LIFE INSUAIWICE
00.01 TULA.
&al &nut. sl,ooo.ooo—eArb tar nuy
dbarbired b 7 Congress.
. .• •
airman cm,B2,Lriraent ;
441 COMM Cashman Mama 66d Ex. Oom . ;
HEM D. COO= Vice Ilsatilderat ; .
IMIXIMON W. PELT. aderetag and Aka*,
Tia Sdru:!.t,ges of the 7ational Lae inattrauc,:c o
are
I. It is a Natl.:nun Consrany,ehartered conare.,-
2. Ulm a pail up ends) of On sot DMus
3. It oliessloir rate, of prenslnms ; '
A. It hutdahes larger tnatzmuse than rber o r y r ,
- perdu. for the same money ; •
a. It ts def:Mte and certain :
There la no possibility of misrepresentation Ls
agents; oradsumierstan ding by polSephnittp r) .
2. The polidies are plain contracta.4o mech.:yr
• lance for so much money
IA All policies are non.torfelting ;
The polletes are ezezeptt rom attachment.
7... W. CLARK & CO.. Bankers. Itllaetelp se
Cienicial ',tient&
D. B. MEMELL. Maxima..
B.'Q =MEE Jt A. G. wisox,
sq. Agents for Towanda and vicinity.
Jan. 9, 1860. •
GIIAMIAN ,MUTUAL
LIFE , INSURANCE CORUNA
• 210.'2n BROADWAY, N'EW YORE.
Poucir as Fence...
Mourne over—. - -
Aso maz. Ixcowx. over.
Losssa . Pan)
AllspproVegl forms oflolities tuned
Liberal modes for payment of premiums.
.PoWes non-forfeitable by their terms.
The entlrs•profits of the Company divided e.pnt
ablynmeng the insured.
ANN:UAL DIVIDENDS.
• AVALT63: 11. P.AKIIAII, PnEarnexx.
IrIigLIAIC T. HOOKER. Vire PnztnErr
LUCIE'S 3f ADilf% SrC . I-AND ACW.V2T.
PHILADELPInk ItEMENCEB :
Jai Coons /a Co., Bankers. •
Du ax. & Co.. Bankers:. •
;OHS WOODMIIt a Co., Tea Merchants.
S. A. hinuczn, Fred. 'Farmers' & Mechanic,' Baqi
T. B. T . rTzusos, Prit!)-11htv.
11y12.14if
CASI::P & VINCENT'S
GE'SEnAL
•
Insurance
LTFE,'AND LCCiDENT uzstr.VSCE
Policies tirrltten 'mad losses 'sett:ea at th:a
We also insure against, all damage
LIGHTNING,
To buildings and contents or live. Etock
OFFICE ON 'AWN STREET,
Oipoaito Court 'Elo'use
I,' .1
'..Books and Sttoinery.
TIT-ARLES FOlt 1871
_LA
PAPER -LVELOPES
MB
NEW-YOB.K PAPERS
SCHOOL BOOKS
• -
STATIONitT eND
Purrrazs
BLANK BOOBS
•
YA.NREE NOTIOSS
Tti - anda; N0v.19, 1968.
800K. , -B&DERY.-THE
is feSpectfully informed that the 11‘.. 0 i-11:i.
dery has...been removed to the .•Iteporter"
third story, where will be done
In &luta variona branches. an tsr..ns
"•• the times "'will allow, Me Illuderll he cr.•ln
tite•cbarge of • _ .
.C. - WHITAXER;
.
.
•' • •
..in 'experienced Bindcr, add all Nfork will be iir.lr,ri. ,
done In a style arid manner which cannot litre at7til..i.
linsic,liagazinea, Newspaperm.Ohl Books, 8e.,11 ,, :t1.1
in every variety of style. Particular attentiot:r.....ll ,
paid to the Baling and Dindingef.
BLANK MORS. . I •
'
To any desired pattern, which in citiality and Cara
bility will be warianthd.
,All-work will be ready for delivery when' firmnif.e 3 .
The patronage of the.public is solicited, an.l per
fectsatisfaction guaranteed. .fe, r
Towanda, August 2..1866-4.
rOO)tA.ND.A. AGRICIETT:RAL
WORKS STILL ALIVE
The stt,e. tintetrdeut this shop is now of c rtv
Borne of the best .
L=U,MI3ER WAGONS,
PLATFORM ITAGON
CGMEO AND . OPEN BtGGIES,
ever offered in this market. - Blest 9.:;eit.l
OAK AND IFICKORY.ITT.'iIBER
- need, and all work made bf*J wort
•kI.EUIE.-NCE.I3
We have the
MEI
PATENT RUSSIA IRON !L/TS
verb light, and so durable that evert tune 11.1,1 hu
little to do towards their decay.
. .
Please examine our Work belore purchtr:riz C...
where. liepairin ,i. done on abort notice.
M. C. 31z.eccu .Preat, ' - 0. W. VINCENT.
Towanda.lllnly 20, 1818. Superinterrirr.t
T;E. Bovr ES CO
e.) e
GM:RAI. PRODUCE
Commissimi.Merchauts.
SCR:VICTON; k,Pe"
4 Respectfully solicit consigntmutx t;,l
BUTTER, EGGS, O:MESE, VEAL, FOLI.T.•]
And all Other ruin rioduce.
One cif the firm having resided in Scranton
f
the mist ten years. and having an extensive actiurat
lane° with the business men of the city, we feel teat
fldent that we can sell produce to . the eutse sat>
faction of consignors.
. .
REFERENCES.
L. S. CHUBPUCK. A. 13..FRISBiF, Orr,4,_Fa
SALLINVIN k RIACKSIAN,• GORLIAIt ..„ 0 'FF .
MAN, LeitsTavllle. Fa. . .
S. - O. eIIAFFEE. MAS.II.7..rITANNING, -Ware!:
tram, Pa. • • • -
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