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THE IMPOBTANOE OF AGIUOITLTUR
AL KNOWLEDGE
. .
At the present time ; when the pro
diming class the fertility of the
soil are proportionate to the &riumin-.
ing glass, and prices of food are.on
the increase, the importance of in
cr. eased agrictiltural latOwledie• can
not be over estimated. • ' "t
There :lie over ten htmdred.nrill
ions 4. persons constantly depend
,ent upon the products otthe soil for
their very . sustenance in life, and
While in_ most of the vocations . de
mariding active industry, *there is A
surplus--in that of agricultural there
is a great and growing deffeiency..
While this 'lies at the foundation
of all other arts, the. investigation.of
the principles upon which the : Enc. 1
ci:sstul-practice of . this art depends,
ought to command. the attention of
the greatest minds. .
In the history of every • country a
per.i9d occurs when the demand for
fetid; at the economicalrate, becomeg
very urgent, and conseque.ntly_ • like
other important pursuits, calls, into
requisition those agencies which tend
directly to an-improvement in the
productive powers of "Mother Earth."
When a tract of land is thinly' peo
pled, Aire newly-settle districts of
the United States,' a v ry defective
system of culture N . ,11.1 7 ' roduce .food
`enough not only forthe wants Of the
inhabitants, ;but a larg I _om - omit for
exportation to other countries. 'When
t
the population becomes more . dense,
a more -scientific and t orough sys
teni of culture_ must po adopted.
• While the population o our country
is'. rapidly increasing, here is not a.
- corresponding • increas _in- the pro
ducts of the soil, in th same ratio;
but ou /he other hand diminutien
in . sonie of : the most • iMportaa cd
reals...—.slock Journal. 1
,ARTiIiOIAL R
In England, where. , , cestral pride
in land is aided by fixed and prince
ly incomes, experimen al agriculture
is carried on as an e *ghtened and
____
congenial cniaployiiient of Capital and.
occupation i
of leisure. Draining has
been pushed to such' perfection there .
as to demonstrate that it mat'be.
overdone ;: and .now Surface , irriga
tion. is receiving the attention di
landholders.. At Stok • Park the sys
tem of irrigation. with pure water has
.been. tricd;with mark d success. The
•
:surface experimented on is a tract of
1 wenty acres, in grass - and the water
lia4 been ; applied in' ,rtificial ishowt
ers, in the; night., eve ' night ' durizr -,
‘
the season of 1871, c, -, cept when 'nat
ural rains: . made arts vial • rains un
necessary:: The app ratus ci r nasists
of pipes * laid in the gzoun.d, IsupOied
fro; a an elevated reservoiriintoiwbich
the watet,iii pkunpedlby machinery.
the. • figures in the. • nglish xperi-
Th:t.nt are as follows , p J. - acre:, ;Inter—
sf ( 5 .pu l cerri.)on ost of Machin
cr.: and ;pipes, $7..
_; supetistruct
r.:•‘•,' - and' -fuel, $7.5 - ; manure and.
- (,)II:Lr top-dressing, 4 :.67-.:t0; cost of
L.lrvc.sting, :'i12,50; total
. exPenses;
::•‘.).-",. The value of he products of
each - acre, being on e : bp of grass and
grazing in the autum . of 1570, and
two crops of hay in 1371, is stated at
s2uo; profit is thus. $O5 pf_q• acre.
On ground in the sir ne tract and of
the same: charnel treated in the
-nae Lauver, excel, the irrigation;
the not profit per acre was $O. The'
uterest on the apparatus for twenty
acres represents :L Icipital.of $3.000.
Prolubly the same work could not
. ..
71 , ne for the sum+ money in this
.3 , :ntry:r. But thd s, n engine-pow
r could be used fo a much larger
, - .rQa than twenty .y ars.—Erciumge.
GJOEIN3 POTATOES PQR
11:C lit:•;1S(r11 for diggii.g potatoes is at
hand, its well Co c rn..,•ider t . Le most
Y:•onoluicAl mode of dealing with the
' :=mall .ones. Often-, farmers are so
_:»::sliken as to save them for - seed;
I :if as the seed is, so will the crop be.
Plant small potatoq, and the' crop
m i
I will be "small pota oes." Small po
tatoesariay -be fed t hogs in such - a
manner :.,9,s to ret rn a fair, value.
' Bat they niust not e fed raw. The
results Of all the e.- erimenta,We have
heard or real - of, as well as ot ' - those
made by -ourselves, show that -pota
toes are,much more proiltablti s - - when
I ,
fed cooked than - w .n.fed raw. The
extra labor and fue are well paid for.
. A good - Plan is to b it them in alarge
iron kettle, set int as . arch*ay of
.- rough - stone (whichlecorfoinii„es fuel),
and boil a few bushels at ra time.
When cooked theytare dipped out,
with all the water, into a barrel, and
I
a peck Of corn-mea `mixed with each
bushel Of potatoes, The - meal is thus
. i.horoughly. scalded :When 'the mess
i:, cold, it may be fed. If trio barrels
are kept, one will be always - cool and
1 )
will.be pinewhat fermented, , l while
. the othe is preparing. • We would
not advise any :warm feed to be given
. tp - hogs:i . - It has generally resulted
ili producing a disdMed state of the
liver, arid conseipiently unwholesome
;Ik. Fermented food, on the.other
kind, seems to be agreeable to them,
" and NVII6IO3OIIIC.
Tnetth are natio a s of the country
xyliet-c.three oaf of every four: farm
ers aro in debt=their land covered
with either jueMent or Mortgage
-paying interest and paYlng taxes
;he !capital of others. a:
g - reat.tirawbaph - to the farming inter
ests .of the country—imprOvßments
is htid,in,buildings, in imPletuents",
n d itiliveHstoek, till impeded by it.
Tlfero.is su - eia tktltirst for land—more
acres than we can pay;' - for, or prop :
't‘rly cultivate, that wo waste \our en
ergies in -trying- to overcome ditli
eultis-, that we limy° voluntarily
pi:top:l in onr own
so F4nguite.", that
trap liefore we
to, andlheia find' a .
on;, t4yithout
so.wo try
ble
Lhe ehapter,w.hic
fu.a close by Oitl
shcrat—Eaton (M 4
,
O:VE.;i LTITIV P ri=SELVEs.—Mally
•
-- - f:)1111erA are
. accns owed to .dry off
their cows earls, m Ring them only
_about, eight - months. We think it
- . improves the milking qualitier, of the
to i milk them_ ten months, - bat
tier must be well Ifed.—We have a
who ten years ago,lifonnd
him Self short of hay in the and
lamented that he should hals) to pay
out, ne4rly all the. product of his
cows through the summer to •pur
'chase hay at high prices_ to winter
•
Ahem.
lie . ha d a moilera.te amount of
. raW An , d we i3l ,, gested that the
indnet of his cows from the first of
:December, if well fed, would par for
all 'the, cora and [meal, Middlings,
etc:, nece.-;:sary to .Winter his cows in
•• fine coaclitiou. Ile tried this, keep
ingnecennt cif pm:Chase of ',feed and
sales of butter, found ghat the
butter Came nut tea dollars ahead in
t 1.4 o ;Spring. . —•
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FOUNDERY &MACHINE SHOP.
me undersigned timing pub the Foundry
and Itschine Bbop lately owned by ;elm Canino.
are prepared to do all kinds of nark =l2lll
their Witness. with ProuriAllass and
MILL GEARIN_GS,
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
TAN DRILLS,
MILL IRONS
ENGINES REPAIRED,
1,
And all enrk trartintad to give sattasotion.
SHINGLE; MACHINES
Of wandest and mast lorproraildnda mannfasixtred
kept oonstanUy on hand ready for ttse.
p3IDE-HILL, IMON AND WOODEN DEWEI
Of. kind&
CIJLTIVATORS,LCORN Pl,Ol3Glgl
PLO-lI4H POINTS
Of all kinds, and ,tho West improvements kept
constardlypn hand.
CHURN. POWERS,
LAI:LSE AND S/lALL, SIZE
STOVE bASTIN-GS
t sLF.I) Als9: - ) SLEIGH SHOES;
And an kinds of clatingo tarnisbcd to
Ifsrob 30. . KEAss & BOCEWLIS.
NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY
On Pine, between Main and Second:Strqets, back
'of G. F. Mason k CO.'H Bank, 4'
Itexpectitaly announce to lila trionilaand patrons,
that Lb have built a
NEW BRICE otPuTAGF. FACTORY.
where they will constantly teep on hand a f nil assort
ment of
• FAMILY CARRIAGES,
TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES,
VIOTTI:SG = SULTCYS, AND SKELETON'S,
Hada of the beat material and finished in the beat
city style, Hie long experience in city Carriage
Factories gives them a decidod advantage over others
in the
of his Wagons. All they asks Is an -
INSPECTION OF HIS WORK
provi ou e Lo parch:ls - 1w chioa•hcro.
ALL WORK WARRANTED TO DIVE PERFECT
Thankful for the liberal patronage formerly ex
tended and 'regpectfully net a continuance of the
same.
Towanda, May 24, 18711.—tf
THE ; OLD MAIN STREET
dsmiIAGRS , AND' WAGONS,
or every detteription, tit the ohl Marta of
'LATEST STYLE AND FINISH.
n the manufacture of wagons nailing is used bat
COMPOSITION -BOXES
PLATFORM SPRTNG WAGONS
The best Eastern stock is resod in the manufacture
of Wheels. Spokes are all rived oue,:not saw-ed.
WARRANTED EQUAL TO ANY
Bl_lool7 .a z 00J
_Still continue o marintre their celebrated
HORSE POWERS di; CLRANERS,
and will acr, a better machine, for lotieraoney a thitrk
an be had elsewhere in the world. We claim !or
.our machines that they will do as milch, or more,
than any other, and arc Mare durably built We:
personally Emperintend our work and see that it ii
well down. We will Pend
paths. e arc
get wedged in
see where it leads
difficulty in baek
receivinw . severe
7 to push along
eding, to the end
7.h is often brought
er death or the
Journal.
of oar mAChil2CB.*On application.
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
One ;k TWO Horse 7IIREVIER if WEPEZZATORS.
CMCVLAS /1.57) DUO sem mum,
HAW 41:1) GRIIft 3IELL work done to ordor.
Give us a call before rairenieng eleewbere.
'ea "oa cr.uoaavua (SICRTTIV
NE PLANING MILL
Thy nndora!Rncd leaving built a largo and commo
dloos 'Mill in the lioiongh of Towanda, and. filled it
w ith the moat modern and improved machinery, for
them unafartnre of
Are prepaCrAl tOflßeflietS. Ni . hrtber large or man.
up o n the . aL orteet notice. We have also a largo va
riety of MOL IX/SUS. of the latest style end pattern.
w hi c h we can .'nruish much cheaper than they can be
worked by haat
PLANZ - 6.
TONG =X% •
43100VINsti.
An) SCEIDOL
SAWING.
And all other work pertain 'Mtn inineat ' , alba dune
W suit caar automats. 1
Persons building; and not h:
more than twelve
to fourteen im2ea distant, will ti.ldtt larcrly far their
tutored to.Luy of um. or bring the. Irjulancr and have
_
it worked by our raezhinery. Mu' term In
Floori.4. to: other Ittmlx.r, and it tp:'e your. team la
•reedil,g. Isere it ground nut and take „Ilehalne with
JOEL
pay Ciild lor LICE -AND unallocK_
Ltilelltil'detiverod at our lumber yard. mia
e. us, or if you can't corm write.
Veranda. rob.. WA. L. B. 140DGElat 0,6,..11,
•
And 211 kinds of
MADE TO OEDEB.
PLOUGHS,
•
ERONErr/Zl3
TOWANDA, PENN'A.
HENRY STOLEN R CO.,
PLATFORM. WAGONS,
Finish,. Styla and Durability,
SAT S' FA CTIOr.
RUAIP.ING; PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
reduced pricer.
El
HENRY STOLEN.
IL S. CLMRS.
Carriage Factory..
JAN:ES BRYANT
Eitill continnec; tho manufacturo of
Drake,
MAIN,STREET, TOWANDA, I'A
Ilia wort is all the
BEST STEEL AXLES,
.T.N:ether:with the
In Ll,glit 'Work.
AND
LUMBER: WAGONS
Kept constantly on hand.
ALL 'WORE HOLD
AA to finish, and as to durability,
SUPERIOR TO ANY IN TIM SECTION
4p- ALL Worm W.
JAMES BRYANT
•p1.19'71
DISCRUTTCM CAT4LIAXit7F-9, •
THRESHER and =AYERS.
FANNING ...MILLS,
"00 'V
Aug. 2,1889
''CMCDOW S.A.SU 61W EILLCDS.
E=l3
THE LAS.(}
II 0 13 - T . 0011
Leaccrtment of
JEWEL
WATCHES, C
PLATED
SILVER WARE,
GOLDJ,MUECS,
Ever opened in this market. Is!
and for sale at the well-
W. A. CHAMBEBLAIN
Ms. C. Ins Jost rclorued trona tho city, and lot-
tern himself that his stock has lyzani bought at bo
tom figarea, and that ho irui offer better trance-
moats In purchasers of first-class goods than any
~.tabliuliment in tlic country
PERSONS IN SEARCH OF
1.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
'Mast not forget that
JULE'S HIJGUENIN,
JEWELLER.. i i & SILFERSMITII,
•
One l ,door north of
MEZICt7R'3 NEW BLOCK. TOWA.YDA, PA
Is coustautly receiving additions to his stochEof
good suitable for presents, such an
LADMS' WATCHES,L
AMERICAN WATCHES
of all descriptions. Also a selected assortment of
GOLD_ CHAINS, FINE GOLD
JEWELRY,
CLOCKS OF ALL •STTLF/1 FROM TEE CEF..&IO
EST TO THE BEST,
GOLD; SILVER AND FMCEL _ SPECTACLES AND
ErE.GLASSES to At all cases of impaired sight.
NEW PATENT ACCOMMODATING SPECTACLES
By this patent lam enabled to exchange Chimes a •
any time without-extra charge. Call and see.
CLOCKS,. WATCHES MID JEWELKI IMPAIRED
✓ AND WANDANNED.
Towanda, Dee. 8,1870:
IMPORTANT TO ALL WHO
VALUE mum BIGHT I
The eight of the aged assisted. the weak strengthen
.. ed and the perfect preserved.
PH` LADELPECA OPTICAL L' rem,
For the mtanfe t ctartng of the
CONCAVE CONVEX. CRYSTAL =BEB, LONDoN
mos= AND =TED oi.ass TOB wzax
!LAMED ICIER
The Concave Convex Crystal Spectacles. made ty
the above institute are n and the rapid and demand for them
itFL ed iontx time before the
public,
combined- with the nal ersal acknowledgment of
their clearness in vision and ease to the eye, shows
platpdy that they are superior to any other glasses
in the market.
The majority of Spectacles. (mostly imparted) and
no matter how tine the frames, contain but a poor
and worthless article of glasses, (generally cast or
pressed;) they are made to be sold only, without
any calculation respecting benefit to the eye, and
therefore the great 'c . n lain t of poor and weak
Sight. Thousands ire 1:
s, g
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, tho Concave Convex
Crystal Glasses are the following
The Lenses are ground of the liestrmaterial, pure
and hard. and made only for optical purposes, they
are therefore not liable to get scratched or dim.
They confer a brilliancy and distinctness of vision
not found in any other glass.
They canto used equally well by day or candle
light without tiring or fatiguing the eyes.
They *reground mathematically true In the con.
say e convex mirror.secirding to the philosophy of
nature, and shape of cornea of the eye, therefore
assisting nature only Instead of - forcing it.
That the lenses are cent:Ted correct into the frames.
TheY can be used longer than any other glasses
without changing to a higher pdwer.
The frames are made strong and durable by expe
rienced workmen and warranted to give satisfaction.
A. CHAMBEIII.O.
Dealer in Watches, Zenner"' and Silver Ware, Towan
da. Ps., hae.the sole Agency for these glasses in
Bradford county. Fo Pedlers employed.
July 12, 1870-11 I
• Isllinc q., -
MISS E. J. EINGSLEY,
Wishes to inform the biakt of Towanda and vicinity
that she keeps constantly; on hand a large supply of
GaAs, suitable to the Realm. Thanking her pat
rons for their liberal patronage heretofore, she as.
mina them that, no exertions will ba spared irren
sure a continnance of the,sarue. She also has a fine
selection of
HAIR .AND I FANCY GOODS,.
Such as
Kid •GlotyN
Ehnen Collars,
Cuffs,
Ilmidkerchicfs.'
;Real Laces,
• • Corsets,
• . &c. &e.
I have deo reopened. in connection with the atom
y
DRESS ItaitECG eidatdadgment, and I am now
prepared to do
• • CUTTING 'and FITTING
to the Wain taahicrnablo.stylos on short notice._
Entrance nest dear to Fox A Xeroxes. uP harts.
April I "IL •
THE WIDERSIGIOID, HAVING
Iftakiedlawadire blocs* at _
E 8 T
b ea. ans a a a, PAT= • lXv. V Dow PrePona
to ifh;r tioths eltlzezui at Dradftwil omatr and iricttoi-
LETE
ty, • large and wed @elated stock at
Nfhleh I bare purebased far Cub. mad feel coallassf
that I ean sell at 1111 law flames as eai be parehand
ehowlion. 1 now otbz to Utopahtlas sidennia stock
Ell
AITON FLOI7It. - Gl3 4,TTAIf DO
OCKS,
I keep constantly on hand. PORK. HAYS.LAIID. and
1 ~1:1' ~ /
public to our Met Be Best
A. \\ RE.
nIn quality or pries. Jesse Miami's Celebrated Loi-
dry. New York Chemloal and Bomirl Soap.
Please adl sad aanatas Gar stock at
LD
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meat of YANKEE NOTIONS. TOT= 9 \ RAPS.
N.
° aw-, So. I will pay the bigheeicash pato. lby
&C., &C.,
All peesonaindebteite the late Ann willpleaae call
and make immediate payment.
now on eshibitlon
own store of
Dec.B,":o
SWISS WATCHES,
121722
Cki,zisnitbov3frk;*s
H.*PATCIII,
GROCERIES,
TEAS, COFFEE'S, SUGARS,
BTABC2I. SALEFILTIIII, SPICZB, ko
iiirce ss..„ sta hood s large stock of
1.,
STOCK OF TOBACCO,
WOODEN WARE.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Pare:47, give tts •mil before genies elereters.
C. B. PATCH.
Towanda. Ifarch. 12, 1867...
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AT. J. LONG.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
WOOD, WILLOW, A.ND STONE wAar,
FLOUR, FEED, MEAL, &c.,
No; 1 PATTON'S BLOCK.
COR. 3LAIY AVti BRIDGE STS.,
TOWANDA, PA:-
.-I &airs to call the attention of the public to iny .
assortment of goods. which is always 101 l and cam
pieta. and will be sold tn., my customers at lowest
market rates.
1 4
My Ptock of
TEiS,
EMU
SPICES,
USAT , been purchnecal since tho lath reduction in the
tailir on them, and are offend-at prices to cur
rcapond.
Orders by Irma or otherwise will ecvivz Gwen
and prompt sttenUon.
Thanking the public for the imam patronage
they havo given nie. I wish • continuance of the
same.
CASE PAID POE COUNTRY PRODUDE.
feb.2o'7l
GOLD STILL COMING DOWN 1
AIED 121212 masa It 23ER
GROCERY t .PROVISION LINE,
are now being . offered at
COWELL & MYER'S
et prima that cannot fail to satisfy a 11• that they are
determined not to Ita undersold any one. They
hire enlarged their Store by bding so that they
now have room for.the fresh supplies that are daily
received by them. They have connected with their
'tore a Market where they now keen fresh meets to
sell by the quarter or piece. and s fell supply of Ore.
cartes and Provisions, to which they would:mil the
attention of all cash buyers. Come and examine our
Goode and Prices, before purchasing and satiety
yourselves. We guarantee ell goods to gyve emirs
satisfaction. We are thankful to our cuetoment for
their pad liberal patronage and solicit a continuance
of the same COWELL k
Dee. 2 0 , 10 M • - -
ZN. A FULL ASSOIitMENT OF
=Et sad cm= rims. it
• Nara 10.,100. LONG & KEELER 8.
GO TO TLYLON z k inr Cl° Brive gril
set :
lA= your
GO T 9 TAYLOR & GORES
• Fora New Drees Suit.
GO TO TAQLOR & GORE'S
l'aireiirpringStAis in Panta.
. -
GO TO TAYLOR & GORE'S
GO TO TAYLOR & GORE'S
• For all the Latest Styles in Cus
tom and Reads-Made Clothing.
GO TO TAYLOR IL GORE'S
For Hats and Caps; all the Latest
Styles.
O. B. PATON.
GO TO TAYLOR k GORE'S I
I
Bows, Ties, &c...
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
CUTTING [DONE ON SHORT
- NOTICE.
-96 MAIN STRE E T,
spurn
TO THOSE' GETTING VE7
You should study two things. First, tol
GET THEM WHEEIr FIBSTCLASS CLOTHING
• ' . IS MADE
Secondly,
And In order to be able to sell a good article cheap
the merchant most. understand his business, and
know how, whero and wtat to boy as a practical
man does; and a
tu an tti baniathes I proton to be; having had
Y
I do my own Duping, selling and matting, and
divide my profits with no man, so that less of It will
do—and with low rent and other expenses in pro
=ithus making the cost of carrying on the
way small.
'Sin reading the above yeti rm sse why it is that
rwwmium . r4r-Trxwq
Than men following the tinstneas, and having no
knowledge of it the:mashies, hare to employ others at
large salaries to attend to it, and customers must
pay aomrdingly—ait they, like myself.
f
'it N 11.11:i ea )14:61 EOM A It'S AMAPA
If you doubt the wore elatumeut, be cotrtinapd
by ug on
EUREKA. 1 EUREKA I 1
1
qO7FEES,
BICHEST AND axon BEAIIT/PRL Jammu*
Ii
OF
M. J. LONG.
. 'Ai s, OD. . 4* • op :r
Remember that BOSZNFIU.I, k WOLF? err
permanently located here, and can offer greater In.
ducat:cab pur.haaers than any other Atoms In ,
town.
It is the interest of gentlemen in this section . to
mega and bring ail their bays, mad give their goods
an examination.
Consider the fact that yon can buy -at DOSES . :
FIELD k WOLFF'S, beautiful and substantial Clatb.
Dm fora mere song.
VM• Y CHOICE GREEN AND
coact Tai NUM cheer , aVolnablimairs
For a New Spring Overoost.
For Gents' ; Furnishing Goode,
Nkv.- \\
TOWANDA, PA.N\
cwninco mum TO ORDER. \
WIIEUS. THEY Al= SOLD CHEAP
PRACTICAL TAILOR
pices3Mnsms;wotiozo*Av3;4ls4,st•il
best bonzes in
NEW YORK CITY
HENRY HARIUS,
Merchant Tailor. UrWorn, Towanda, Pa.
Aug.lo.lo
Everybody his diapdvefed that
THE OLD OLOTHING HOUSE
Rosenfield 'A& Wolf'
'One door south of Fox & Nercur.%) Is
THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS.
They aoir have s peat store run of the
04i I *J A:! 03 :i4V4Zig4J r.e) 4 :4 Wel
To be found outside the cities.
Their goods are
- FINE ENOUGH
TO SUIT ANY TASTE,
Aim
CHEAP ENOUGH
DON'T BE DECEIVED I
0 Never leave an-old friend for a new one.•
ROSENFIELD 4 WOLFF.
August 23. 1811.
GmeW and,-bnbbn
13E04411 _
inocnot - 16 - swam arm;
imam comes 1111=111141111 mar mom
• 4.. . ..a Wisillele Oft iit
IME
r
ow o=4 AND PROvnion,
libieh TM be sold ea tie lowed possil!i• pdga
CODFISH,
MAMMM,
HERMNG.
MUTTON;
:Amy p):11.1ti MO5;501;0 hi (0;1.1
MODERN, STONE WAGE,
04A;s3Amao4(ozizi
,FLOTIR, FE E D, MEAL, QRAIN, &c.
!Wag as your pubses, irbkh we psi auk tar.
A combat asp* of Aabtoa Bak all aimed Mama
Bobber Mina Tabs. ke. .
Mew call
and look through coo N o and weed]]
do oar best to New you. W. A. ItOMIZLE.
Zama. Aped 211.
GROCERY AND PROVISION
IMI
?RM.
31430 - A. E it EDIVAitDS,
- *
_,. , ,~ _ ,
FAMILY GROCERIES
PBOVISIOx~ ►
YLBCQB•B 'SIM ELAM TOWMCDA. PA.
We do not deem It necessary' to eamnerate an the
interest articles we keep.. Our assortment is .
ALWYS COMPLETE.
FIRST CLASSt G?ODS.
°fell paid for Penner. Produce.
March 1, 1870
FFO.,IIERCUR are now receiv
ing a tresh.steck of Goods in their line, bought
since the let January. to which they invite the at.
button of their friends. We keep the largest stock
in town.: ' Our goods are tomb and doairable. We
sell at lowest market prices. 1 '
Jan. 19.1871.
IRESH AND NEW TEAS, bought
'War the recent decline ini price, and selling
clean at resit. FOX k •31.E.11‘1111.
Jan. 19. 1971.
FOX MERCUR are selling Gro
'caries at retail. Jan. 19.1871.
VOX & MERCUR arc selling New
1 Ana Fresh Goods. Jan, 19, IS7I.
VOX & MERCUR are selling -Oro
_a: cede. Oleg?. - Jan. 19. 1871.
Fox & IaMICUR are selling fi rst=
dim Goods only. Jan. 11671.
'MOM & MERCUR are selling
-Li clasper than ever. Jam 19, 1871.
EMEMBER that we are selling
\tiGoodifit -
DETAIL!
And , tbit we won't be undoreohl,
Jan, 19, 2871. ' FOX k KCEICIM.
31,1 CHIGAN . FINE-CUT TOBAC
-OS-.-very choice—at
_ Jam 19, 1871. FOS 1021,07101.
FOX \MERCUR do 'not deal _in
Shoddy r Jan. 29. 1871.
(NUR CUSTOMERS can rely upon
getting the reel belt the market affords and at
lawatt prices. E. T. pox;
Towanda, Jan. 19,1 . 1. HENRY 31311ff,C1M
REMEMBER FOX Air lER
CUB are retallinif kinds or Go:caries at
wholesaleprices. The Writ stock in tofu. Goods
first class. Prices ow. H. I. MT;
Sept 29.70. morn ITERCUR.
NT, BEST KEROIAIOTE - OIL IN
T
town by the quantity or nag at
FOXfs KFIFLCRIVS.
B AKERY AND *DINING ROOM.
First block north of Ward Ho dg e. •
BRP. A ii;inEs, CARE,GRAC \ IpIRS,
BASED DAILY, \
And sold at Wholesale and Befall.
In our DINING BOOM we will accommodate
Ul
OYSTERS NED ICE CERAM ON HAND DIMING
Also • lino assortment of Groceries, Confectionery,
rratta. Nuts, &c
a -iota -MU
CENTRAL ALARKET.
The subscribers MD; continue to keep constantly
on hand s foil sad complete assortment of every
thing pertaining to their badness, consisting main.
tr
BFI, PORK, FRESH AND SALT
QOAR.CVB ELM.
murroxr.' BEEP. lAMB.
-TELL. • - POIILTIPi.
EttURAGE. LARD.
BOLOGNA, DRIED REM '
TALLOW:he., he.
• A l l 9.
S
FRESH FROKTHF, LARVA, •
OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY
In their sessom
Parties wishing Oysters in large • or small quanti
ties will be furnished on short =Aim at the old
stand. Clirrsat. Hasaz. Montsaye's Neck, fret
door north of Dr. Porters.
Cuss. Itlt urr zurts, MIILLOCK.
, Tag*. Kottm I
Feb. 24. UtTO-41 -
TB:rj , REST AND CHOICEST •
sm.o.g.rrb , TORACCO,
XANITTACTIIRSD AT
P*4 a Tir/ty NV. 1,
lAD DISTRICT OF IFARTLAIDA
v. •
- W Satanist Every Package yea bay bears Mit
tnecription.
Dem 14. ISDA •
'Sew work we can make you with the above doable
quick.
We can make them for you thin. or we can give them
to you thick.
We on make them with high bode, or we can give
JACOBS, ,them to you fat,
A• So you awed not stages with a brick in your hat.
,„ W.B.—Good eider - vinegar for sale by, barrel or gal.
Front of Methodist church. Main street.
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTH:MG • Towanda. Dec. 13.1a7 d. - C. NELSON.
An goods % A mnia:Am sold sA tee lowest rai,;p. • - pisli PORK, HAMS AND LARD
Elputh !lore in Beldlomstrs block, Natu-d. AvISII VOWEI;L k MYER'S.
PORE,
DAUBTKIEN,
jlirs ve,ll-zwthlngl?ut
JAMES McCABZ,
WM. EDWARDi3.
THEM S&&3O
D. W. SCOTT I CO
HATS AND CAPS.
Crooka7 ast Glaaanz".-
SIIPPIIFS FOB.THE 'l
-
xr , A=l-TmAi:ma
WIOKHAM &-111X,d0iL'El.
MI
MN
CHINA,
Tram U. 44 Co:. --7,—rir,akze;
GLASSWARE.
New and besattlal patterns.
STONEWARE.
..,.
IM
SILVER PLATED WARE, ~ -
•
From Rodgers 4 Ist oth e r
FRUIT JABS.
Towszds, lag. 30,11.
Puniture.
F j II1~NITII$E:
NEW FIRM I NEW GOODS !
we ors now Offering at onr Witobindo and Batsll
I k
• 1
FURNITURE -
NO. 107 RAIN aC6 irr, A!
The greatest isi..aceirstnta to those to a;aut .
FIRST - - CLASS FURNITURE
liver offered in Olin market.
•
The attention of the public is espial filled to
our recent bow Purchases from the late) Great Ana.
Urns Wes of ' I
CHAMBER AND PARLOR
PURNZTUR,E
We are now offering
WALNUT MARBLE TOP SETS
AT oa. Ana _
NICE. PARLOR SETS, At $5O 00,
Together, with our Complete Stock of
BEDSTEADS, BIIBEAUS, ,CHAIRS
TABLFS, STANDS, SPRING.
• BEDS, MA/TRESSES,
LOWiLNG 2 GLASSES,
Aid iri fact everything to be fonnd.in aFirst-elles
Farnitaro Store.
CHEAPER THIN THE CHEin=
j) MEMBER THAT WE, ABE NOW MAICIVAO
- taring; and do offer eoods of our own manu
facture cheaper than you can buy city-made goods
elsewhere. Loteherlakettin.exch‘ ,ge for goods.
Wa'aLso furnish
ItOS ' EWO(3D ,
I a M
Of every d'Ocriptiog.
BURIAL 808, CAPS, /cf..
And ere *Leo have the
FINEST 'AIEARIEN3
In this section of mantis;
Goods delivered to the Depot free of charge. ,
JA 0. FROST & SONS.
Tcrwastda, Jan- 11. 2.871. 1
ANOTHER NEW FIRM
FURNITURE
•
• LO - 413 THAN I
• •
J. S. AI, 1 4 Y N • CO. •
•
Beirtng perchseed the Fturnitaxe E of D. L.
P2CIMA3II.III Mercnea Block, h!tvitaided timely to
their stock, and noir otter
Ot every deseriptio
DEFY 'CO
Having purchased the
warranted in paying that
dncernenta than any of
county.
Boas and ShooS.
GREAT BARGAINS IN
BOOTS 81:10E8
\ W Boor SHOE STORE
South end 'of Ward Home
The
lected stock of
are roe:Laving • large and well se•
BOOTS
' BiiltaLL for the ' 7_
SUMMES AND FALL ' TRADE,
1 ......'
ca . \
r
C 7,
so we °Mir Icni for . C l xiilsting or
GENTS, , , 1
\, 1
LADIES,
i \
• 11ISSEN,
AND CHILDIMS
SEWED AND PEGGED ' . ll TS
MADE TO ORDER.
• REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
LND READY WREN. PROMISED
Thankful for part favors. w• Kali* a
of Oa same. .
Towanda, April IS, 1869
ROOTS AND SHOES MADE AND
IiZPLUIED.
L. O. IiiMLBON,
Has made arrangements to accommodate customers
that are constantly ceiling with boots and Shoes for
DeW soles, etc., and bare bad to leave them, to their
great disadvantage. until another day. Theconstant
cell for this kind of work, and the desire to bare it
dons hinnallstely, has induced me to make such ar
rangements that, you need not return home _
Without you sole being renewed and sour heels set
•
square,
For prion that are honest and - peribetly fir.
IM==sE=!3=l
To this repsfr-shop is the-place for to go
To them raneePed. tipp ed or half-soled ,
your feet wellprotergod from 'retard this cold
•
I COFFEE, TEA, SUGAR, FISH;
kc., wholesale and retail.
, I,
DR . . E. O. POE7EB,IE43E' & CO.,
azussa
OLD . CASH DRUG STORE,
Oarisetit . ati , sad Moo *rests, Tirade. Ps-,,
• , •
Ea= reire si ll e y
I =4 ler i t u o then stock,stell
doesplete nag as octeselve
144 1 0`. arbreehrg =soy Nudge tad to the Ws lbefer
limasiodon posterea. aretany sebeked =lb and
to the progrese - tve mune of the veldt* be
lege lammtmattY seppiten with fresh perelmees. eal
careen on the most reseormhie teems at Whisked, Or
Satin, eroadattos of • • •
Thwas, Mme, OHEICICAIIy
Alai - am AND TURPENTINE
atm purr. tams. witFrz-wAss.
Add all 'dads of Brtialies.
KEROSENE OR COAL
- •
Laos, MADE% WICKS, CIIINNNINL
Elpenth lAA. Mole, Nests Toot.
• 13 AND MACHINE OILS,
'rasa and Tcdlst Articles In all thetr variety.. , .
SPONGES, NIUNIHNEL schwa. coxes.
Pomades. Nals-byas. Portutaery,
POCKET BO OK% PORTMONAIS,
Pocket Isless, Bum%
T9OTII.- 8V AND SAI ntipsanicrse.
Talkies now open.
•
ToßAcco, Sirm i PIP AND CHIA*
Gieckan. Field and rower Needs. Tram% Nap
porters, finspenciories. Shoulder. Bricks. Breast
Teething Itkors, Nursing- Bottles. i
Nipple Shells and Shields. flyilhgea.
,'Nipple Shells
Fruit Jcirs,'Tber
molnuturu; flavoring Extracts, Stone
Jugs, Glass Ware. Battles, Pubis, corks, Bath
Brick. and Stove Blacking, Fish Tackle, Am- '_
namition. Ac.. Botanic. Eclectic and H •
. is Medicines. and all the popular c ratet "w r i.
.E . l) 141 ES. q , ••
_
All articles warranted is reprgianted. _Persons at
a distance can receive their orders by stage or
-which will receive prompt and careful attention.
Medical advice given gratultawdy at the - office,
rang only for medicine.
Kir Thankful for past liberal patrcraage. wouldres
pectfully announce to their &Mesta and the pablic,that
no pains shall be *area to satisfy, and merit tba CCM
anuanon of their cactidence and patronage.
sir Open. Sundays for preacriptions, from 9 to 10
a.m., and 12. m. to 1. and 5 to 6 p.m...
• EL C. POETEB, SON & CO.
July 1,4910.,yr. „ • .1
nuirket.
iiiiiii
,NTrIIRE
El
i
AT THZ
AffD • SHOVES
MUM= X. CLAIM
3(cCABE k MIX
Drug , alla Kedickil
t • rtik • " I
PAZIPZE. •fir
PURE WINER AND LIQUORS,
leadblzuktue,
TAYLOR'S CELEBRATED OIL!
The Great Rhiceatie Bestedy should be kept and
used by every Farther, that keeps either Cattle or
Horses. every Teamster and Limy Stable Neepor,
every Physician and Horse .Ferrer for it will many
times cure pain and lameness .then all other medi
cines hare failed. Miners and Railroad Men
should certainly keep it„ for it is unsurpassed for
tenses, 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 and lameness of any
kind, burns, cuts, wounds or any eruption,. of the .
skin; Corns, Chilblains an any disease requiring an
outward application should certainly keep thiseele
brated medicine. 'Byer' , bottle warranted to give
satisfaction. For sale by Dr. H. C. Porter Son ic Co.
Porter k Ifirby and P. W. Brown Druggists. Towaisda,
Pa. and •by every Druggist and dealer in Brad
ford and adjoining counties.
Johnston Holloway and Cowden, wholesale Patent
Medicine Depot. No. 6O Arch street Philadepittia„Pc,
Wholesale Agents. • 14,..8R0WN10 TAYLOR;
julyl9'7o-14 PreP . r; ietor,Lellaysville. Pa.,
RBEVMATISAI—NEURMAIIA. 1
$5OO WILL BE PAID s
to any person producing any Medicine showing half
as many llving; -permanent cures as Dr. Fprzaw's
TEGlMXlpleasant, X EMCLIELTIO Erma. Used inwardly
A
only. Medicine, es - . from bajtirious
drugs. Warranted. under oat h to have permanent
ly cared 2.5 in every 100 patients treated ill the -past
ten yeart. ISee testimony). It is the scientific pre
scription of Prof. Jos. P. Filler, M. D., a graduate of
the University of Pennsylvania, A. D., 1831,--now.
tine of PhiLulelphia's oiliest regular physicians, and
ProfeaSor of .Chemistry and Toxicology,—wno has '
made Neurlgiit, Chronic and Indamatory Althetuns,
tism the specialty of his entire-professional life—a
fact vouched for by, the signatures accompanying
each bottle,aind other testimonials of many promi
nent renowned , physicians and dello-men. To pro
tect sufferers from poisonous quack nostrums and
useless expenditure of money, slegal Burned guar
antee, stating exact number of bottles warranted to
cure, rill be forwarded gratis to any 'sufferer send
ing by letter a full description of igliction. In case
of failure to -cure, amount paid positively refunded.
Medicine sent anywhere by express, collect 'on de
livery. Afflicted invited to write' for advice; all in
formation and medical advice sent by letter grata,
Address Dr. J. P..FITLEII.„ 29 South Fourth street,
Phil islphia. Pa. The Remedy is sold or obtained
by Drinprists.
TOWAI4I I A
. . •
•
• -
Ma , ,rble Works.
McCARE
RIM just received the largest iugeorthieut of
MfI'RICA AND ITALIAN
NE El -M
Eveeezhibited in thia Fcotion, to which 'they
invite the attention of the public'. •
They keep on hand or furnish !er order
lif ONl33lE.Nr,si_(
TOMB STONES, 'MANTLES, &c.,
Of every
AT THE-LOWEST TERMS.
,
Persona In want of anything in our line are re
apeetfcdly invited to call and examine our stock.
McCABE & SON
Towanda. Mai 1,1811.
B A. PETITS & CQ:,
Ezra now on hand a nest stock of
FALL AND WM . TTER GOODS
In gratitTinriety; inch sir
•I • f
DRYI C3-001)S.
3ml.=ax,
FiITCY GOODS- AND :NOTIONS,
LOWEST MARKET. RICE;
At the eligiiat the Big Bonnet; opt.oeitA the -
Court liouito.
. .
•
. .
8420-3,0 ILION STRITT.
=I
ALL, KINDS GROCERIE S AND
Provisions .at, wholesale and retaii.%st •
VAT 20. O. B PAT.PWB.
NAtIONL LIFE INSUARANCE
Q_ ClUirat.'il IO am n inni.
Cbanseett by Congress . Ant
CLAIUDICS R. CLAIM President;
. lAlr COO= OW :ratan Planate sad Fs: Co _ ;
•fBT COOKIVIIIes Preddeat ; - j
=WSW W. MT. Secretary sod Artnary- I
Misadventures at the National Lite liunirenco
It is aNational Cornpastr. chartered biC0m. 7 1....
2. It tils a paid up capital of One Million Ixiher.
2. It of*" low rams awe:Warns ;
- L It furulaires Isrgar tusgranes than aim' Com'
peaks. file the name money ;
6. It Is 6atinituarat cortaM:
6. Mare is no possibillty f . mtairpomentatom'
swots. arzukmudaratatiding by p01k.7. -1141d•ri.
V-Thopoliolas are plata- contracts. so Candi lui- pace for so much money ; -
•
• 6. All pollutes are aimltorfeiting ;
polices ailieresuPt‘ rom attachment•
.•
W. 4;1 k Co...usouni,Pnuadeirita,
N. C. ZIABRISSA A. q. MASON,
is.Agenti faiThwands Ind vidafty
Jan. 9,190.
GUARDIAN MUTUAL,
LIFE INSURANCE - COMPANY
so. 251 DSOADWAY, I:kW YORK
Raw= I FOUCC...:
AsZ Diet.
ANIMAL Isaacs, ove r
Lam Pim
•AII approved forma of Policies honied.
Liberal modes for payment of prertiluniß.
Polidei lICED-TOl6 by their term*.
The entire prate of tbo Company dirlded
ably atimatthe Inured. •
• ANNUAL DIVIDENDS. -
. VITAVEOK EL PECKHAM, PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM' T. HOOKZI3.:Vxmc Palmer:
LUCIUS Al ADAMS; Scc;ir, R.ND ,ScrrAz-
• PMILADELPIELL relitysENcrs
ias CtioiN .11r0o.. Bankers.,
•• • & Co., Bankers.
Aura Woonssur & Ca, Tea Merchants.
EL A. emu, Pres!. Farmers' & Mechanics' Rant
PrizasoN, Publisher. _
j1512.70-tt
nAgp VINCENT'S
r
Insurance 'Agency.
FIRE I,SPE, AND ACCIDENT LNSCRANCE
POUCiell viitten !'iand losaca settled at this c'sc
We also inspre against all darwe by
To buildings grid contents or. lire
0 • —.
OFFICE ON -MAIN STREET;
:14;
F 1 1871
PAPER & Mi'IMARES
NEW-TORli PAPERS
SCHOOL' BOOKS
.1.3
m, MUSIC, STATICNUS 'AND
I , Plertatas
BLANK BOOKS
YANKEE NOTIONS
Tinnuia, Mc*. 19,1886.
lOtatE-BINDRY.—THE pus
11clierempe5thally informed that the h0,t...D1a..
dery bait been removed to the -Reporter': ftthinLi.
third iitory, where will be dome
BOOS-B'INDIN6i
Ifi aD lis various brandies, an terms as reds ,
the times will allow. The Bindery will be un , tr - r
the chirge of
An experienced Binder, and all wart willleprothril.f.
.F
done in a style and man r which cannet be etren.d.,,
Music'.ho,it,.. At'..1.,64
In every variety of style. Particular attepnan.n•i....lt.
paid lo th e linlir.g and Ilinding 'of 1. •
. , 4 BLA;.; S. 1300.E.5..
To anyleatred pattern., which iii inility and dars
bility wilLbe warranted: °' •
I)
All work Witi be ready for delitery when priiieeed.
The patronage, of the public la solicited, and per;
feet satisfaction guaranteed. - '
Towanda. Angtud 2. 1666—tf.
.. '4
TOWANDA . AGRICULTI;RAL'.
• WORKS STILL
The inwerintendent of this shop is now stier.l4:
some Rf the beat
‘ . L Er 'MB R WAGONS
•
PLATFORM WAr.ONS,
COVERED AND OPEN BOGIES, •
- ever offered in tbia market. Beit t
OAK -AND HICKORVIIEER
need. and all work made by the meet
BiKRIM:CED
We have the
•
PA TEAT RUSSIA - /6,9 N SE't •
Very light, and PO durable that even 113:.
little to do towards their decay. .
Please exeminc our work brdnre ritycie. , v
_
Repairin sdonb on short note."...
M. o.3fmteme .Prest, G. W.NINCENr.
• ToseaudaVnly 20, 1870. Superaitevd, r.t.
c.
Jr • E. BOT,TAS &a CO
•
GENERAL rubDrck:
Commissin Merchauts.
VELVETS,
SETTEE, EGGS. CREME, VEAL. POULTRY
Otte of the Dating resided in Serantea ter
tho past ten years, and having au extensii , se , l'"'".
&nee with the business men of the city . ; , we feel coF •
mu
ildentdhat we can sell produoe to the'enure
fiction of consignors.; 1
TERPBOOFS,
• • REFERENCES.
•
CHUBBVCE, A. O. FILISBIE, Orwell, Pa.
BALDWEI & 'RLACSMAN, GORHAM A C01.E..
MAN. Leßaymilloi Pa.
- CMAITEk. lARTIN MANNINO, }Fern
ham, Ps
CaUBDUC.K. UENR SIIOEM.VRER, Patti
sine, Pa:
7. Y. DOLLu (ap1.2611)
pLASTER.
11 at tba,
A full supply of Fresh Ground Otyaga Plae.
front Finger. Fitch k Co.'s beds at the
mill. at month of 'Burnmerteld Creek; I
pared and Warranted a pure article.
spl.l2'7l4nto I JANICS
CHOICE GREEN AND - BL- ACE
iuntm.COtrer, mscuit.
CIO. OF 11.11 E.
Gening Aiets.
& RUSSELL. Maki*ter.
--$25,000,05 5
... 2.9(A,505
• , I.lkrA,Cll:4
609,(P00
J: A. RECORD,
Agemt. Towanda, P 1
LIGHTNING,
Opposite Court Rouse
T. IL (';MP,
w.S.Vt.NcENT.
Books. a;',c ' iSiatoinery;
H. C. WIITTAXER.
I • .
SCRANTON; PA.;
nal"tfully eolldt counignmentol
Aild all it er Farm PrtXluce.
PLASTER
11111
I
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IBM
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1
A 11. DWELL
PLASTER