!I
Cross-Bnieding in Poultry.
poultry is Pare bred poultry always pre
fenible to cro'sa-bred; the former has
many advantages over the latter,yet
cross-bred have their merits too.
The fanner who raises poultryllor
the market, or the table only, views
his stock from tidifrerent stand-piiint
to that of the fancier. - The produc
tions of Ririe i foils, easily fattened
and made ready for- market, dr of
chickens whieh mature early, is to
him a matter of importance; for such,
a ready sale is always to be-had, land
good prises usually obtained; a prop
er-knowledge of the different breeds
which should be crossed with each
other is therefore essential. We shall
enumerate a few:
The first cross of the Dark Brah
mit hen with a Dorldng cock is a
very excellent one, and: produces trn
ly magnificent fowls; the largest,
perhaps, that have ever been raised:
Chickens thus
,bred.i have, at six
months old, weighed over .eighteen
Pounds the couple.: BY crossing this
:Mixed race again- with the Houdan
cock, chickens sirombtaine.d which,
though leis in ultimate • weight than
the half-bred Dorking, attain a still
carliarmaturity, ana may be killed
'at . ten weeks old, very good size:
Both of these crosses are weli_worth
the attention of the farmer or; ind`rk
et-breeder, bnt their Merits should
be kept up by continually using thel
brood of good and Pure stocks, or
the, result, unless great judgement is
exercised, will be disappointment
and deterioration. .IBrahma hen
and a Creve Cceur co will also pro
duce an excellent c l ss; they are
hardy and easily reared, 'awl attain
to great size. The flesh is of delici
ons flavor, and is fully equal to that
of the Dorking, and is free from that)
very delicate .constitation which of
ten renders the latter r n unprofitable
fowl. , Lastly, while all Brahma
crosses make good laVers, the cross
between a Brahma qu ‘ and a Span
ish•or Minorca cock produces a fowl,
generally black on the body: with
~
: B striped hackle, whi h, for average
fecrindity, surpasses any and every
fowl we know.
The cross-bred birds produced by
mating Cochins with Creve-Cceurs,
La Fleche and lioncians, are all re
markable for their rapid growth and
. the great size they :attain. Chickens ,
raised in March have, at twelve '
. --- xveeliS Old, weighed from four to five
pounds, and, at six months, cockerels
off. the 'rim—have weighed seven
pounds. To fanciers, and others,
wishing ,to breed largo, hardy birds
for the table, a cross between a-Coch
in lien and a CreveXceurs or La
Fleche cannot be to highly recom
mended. The chickens produced, as
alrcVF stated, will be of rapid
- grovt-th, large size, a.i,d great consti
tutional vigor, and,, when cooked,
will Be found plump and with skin
and fat much whiter! than the Coch-
About Hopliekeeping.
We give to intelligence, to religion .
and to all virtues, the honor that be
lom2,:s. to thenil •And • still may be
I;oldly affirmed that; economy, taste,
and neatness inithe kitchen have
great deal to do with making life
happy and prosperous.
Nor is it indispensably necessary
. 1.10n5e should -be filled with
1 - r•inries. The (pia."fications for all
g;i0:1 house:Lc:ell:ng can be - disßlayed
:t3 well on a sinalCs ale as on a large
• onc.
, ,
t
A small house c. a ho more easily
kept than a palace. :eonomy is mat
needed in the absen e of abundance.
Taste iS.P.S well - iiphlyed,in plac
-1
iug dishes on a pin table as_arrang
iiig the folds of a.,cla n
ask curtain.
• Skillful cooking i d s as readily dis
e:)vered in a nicely [baked potato, or
a` - respectable johnny-cake, as & nut
brown sirloin- or a 'brace of canvass
backs. ' - [N,
The. charm of goad housekeeping,
in the order of eebnomy and taste
iliiiplayed in attention to little things,
has a woncleful intitience. -
_1 dirty kitchen and bad cookin o :
iiriv:2 driven many a one from honie
to 1-.:;_ek conifort and happiness• Som
ewhere else.
Domestic economy is a selquce—a
theory of life which all sensible wo
,lfieu ~ought to study and <practice.
None of cur excellent girls are fit to
be mnrricd until they are. thoroughly
educated in the ' deep and profound
mysteries of the kitchen.
See - to it, all yewho are mothers,
t}
''that your daughter are accomplshed
by an experimen al knowledge of
g'1.0(1-lionsekeepin * , '
, --- __
tF.EDING STOC— he season for fat
tening stock is at and; and beeves
K.i
. aro being fatten d preparatory to
•,•;,11ugliter. It is n w generally con
c.ded- that the mos economical mode
of feeding grains . r roots, is to first
steam them, or co k them. A bush
el of corn, turnips or ? . potatoes, will
be improved 100 p -1: cent. by steam
ing., and the cattle will relish it bet
'. ter, and - thrive m eh Master upon it.
Turnips,. which a.O j,:ery abundant
this season, are fe .in large quanti
ties to cows and f ttening steers. • A
liberal ration of t ips each day fed
to a steer greatly i nproves the climb
-tv of.the beef. In fact all root crops
lire valuable for feeding purposes,
audit is stirprisin that farmers.do
not find it.as mucl -to the i ir interest
td raise a- crop o niangel wUrzels,
sugar-beets, rutab a d s, as! they do of
potatoes, turnips, or \ corn. A few
lg
carrots fed each e ay tktailch! cows.
in connection wit theiri- other feed.
greatly improves the qUalitv of the
,
milk, and the butt r prodiced there
.' from partakes of a rich, go den color.
Pumpkins are sxcellenit feed for
cows, but farmers 'should b ' careful
to' relnove all seed , which a pow
. crall diuretic, and have the eqect to
.greatly diminish the quanti.y of
S.W.T ..%kD ASII
Those•kecping,horses should, twice g•
week, throw in,a handful of salt ani
ashes.. the by putting three
parts of salt - to one of ashes . \ Horses
relish this-and it vill keep their hair
soft and fine. It will prevent bots,
colic, etc. AI little ground sulphur
with salt and ashes, and given
(ince in two or three weeks, is also'
benefreialall doMeStic animals will
be thlti bencfitted.
. - -
DIME is an apple tree in Niagara
Co.; uear . Lockport, • which has this
season yielded twenty-five barrels of
fruit. It is•over-fifty years old, is six
feet and sir,: inehe r i3 in circumference
and has yielded many as twenty
barrels in previors pears.
A v.:Ava.ra re l porls that ho has
seen plants . in South America with
leaves thirty-four feei_long. That
leaves all other I aces in the shade.
zwmtlictdes.
pnrNixtßy & MACHINE SHOP. -
.
The atielerstAed having parcluwed the Irotaidty
and Mead= lately owned by John Chemaa4
are prepared to do all kinds of work a= to
their business, with prcenptuote and
Ea
MILL GE4.IIINGS,
crtctrLA4-it SAW MILLS,
in AN DRILLS;
And all work warranted to give aatiafaction.
SHINGLE MACH TS
Of the tablet and meet traprered kinds manufactured
and kept oorustant4 on hand ready for use.
EBIDE-RILL. MON exp WOODEN DEANS
Of all kinds.
CULTIVATORS, CORN PLOUGHS
PLOUGH POINTS
Of all kinds, and the latest Improvements kept
constantly on hand.
CHURN POWERS,
LAWOE 4:5/5 SMAO, SIZE
STOVE CASTINGS
Sl3'l) AND SLEIGH SHOES,
And all kinds of castings forntshed: to
March 90. 1870. MEANS & ROCKWELL.
NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY !
' On Pine, between Main and Sor.ond, Streets, tack
of G. F. Mason k Co.'a Dank,
Bespeettully announce to his frleal:43nd patrons,
that th have built a
where they will constantly keep on hand a ma assort
meat of
TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES,
TROTTING i„ SITLRXR„, AND SKELETONS
Made of the beat material and finished in the best
city style. His long experience in city Carriage
Factories gives them a decided advantage over others
in the
of his Wagons: All they sal:A is an
INSPECTION OF His WORK
previ , Ani to purchasing elseu hero
ALL WORK 6'ARRANTED TO RICE PETcPECT
SATISF:4 CTIO.V.
Thankful for the liberal patronage formerly at
tended and. ntepectfrilly ask a
.contilittanco of the
same. s
:reduced ' , rice@ k .
RENRi STIILL'X
H. 8. CLARK.
tensenda: May 24,187 n.--if
THE OLD MAIN STREET
'CARRIAGES' AND WAGONS,
Of every description, at ttle .old surd of G. •11
LATEST STYLE AND FINISH
IY the oimoif.k.ture of wrigcux nothing iiruaod but
COMPOSITION BOXES
PLATFORM - Si 3 RLNG WAGONS
The best Enstern etoek leneetl In the Alluufacture
of Wheels. Spokes are aIl rived eut—not cured.
WARRANTED EQUAL TO ANY
BLOOD eSz CO.,
Still continue o manufacl e ar
r o their ceelinted 1
HORSE POWERS &" CLEANERS,
and will well a better machine, for , ICss money than
can be bud elsewhere in the world. We claim fir,
our rnaclidnes that they will do as much, or mor,
than any other, and are more durably built.. We
pens:many superintenttour a work and see that it is
well down. We will send
pISCT.II- /CZ CATALOGUE'S
of Kir *nt•`' application.
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
One Two Horse THRESHER t 4 SEPERATORS.
THRESHER and 'CLEANERS.
s FOR Housr.s
va "OD craoaarda `SrAITT,V
ENV 'PLANING MILL.
undersigned having built a large and commo.
dl• • 31111 in the Borough of Towanda, and filled it
with • e moat modern and improve , d machineryi for
the •• • nfaCture of
wp'iibw SASII AND DLLNDS,
Are pre • •to fill orders, whether large or small,
upon the !nrest nonce. We have also a large Va
riety of It lILDINGS, of the latest style and pattern,
which we • tenni& much cheaper thlulbrf CAM be
minted by hind.
PLA.NM,
- TON9`3ELNG,
GBOOVEiG,
AND •BCD.3OL
aswtsci.
And all other work pertaining to Joinery , wlllbe done
to salt our customers.
Persona building. and not living mote tha't twelve
to fourteen miles distant, will find it largely tin their
interest to buy of us. or bring their trunr an 4 have
it worked by our machinery. Bring your gri. - t of
Flooring, or other , lumber, end while your tom , is
feeding. have It ground out and tale tt - home with
yon.
We will pay CASH for ME' AND ILEMLOCIL
LIMBER delivered at our lumber Tard. Come and I
I t
va._ or Lf you teal come. write.
Am/Aida. Feb.. pite.f. I. B. BODGBUd # 00. 1.
And all Kids of
MILL .1-BONS
MADE TO ORDER.
WO) la a;:i. z 4 Di VA I ;I MI
P-LOUGHS,
AND
rr T. 41 1 G 1 ATE 3,
. t • +MMY
TOWANDA, PENN'A
HENRY STIILEN & CO.,
NEW - BRICE. CARRIAGE FACTORY.
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
PLATFORM- WAGONS,
Finish, Style and Durability
REPAIRING - PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
Carriage Factory.
JAMES BRYLVNT
Still continues the manufacture of
Drake
STREET. TOWANDA, PS
His work is all of the
BEST STEEL AXLES,
ether wlth th
In Light %Vol:
I=
LUMBER WAGONS
Kept eoustant:y on land.
ALL WORK SOLD
As to finish, and ae to durability
SUPERIOR TO AN INTins sr.crioN
tr' ALL Worar. Was.IDLNTED. '6l
JAMES BRYANT
atd 19'71
FANNING MILLS,
CCSCI:7I.Mt r AND IntAd SAW WILL%
SAW AND GRIST DILL work done to order
Give us a call before purchasing elsewbere.
" 00 7 ? Cf.OOTIEr
Aug. . 1E469;
Arnim' &o._
THE LA . LEST
MOST CO
Assortme;
JEWE
WATCHES
PLATED
SILVER WARE,
GOLD CH
r7r openaz is thic market, h cox on exhibition
and for ludo at the wcll•known store cf
IN
W. A. CHAMBERLAIN
I f!fr. C. - has Jost returned from the city, wd flat-
tris hintsell that Ida stock han been bought at bot
tom figure., and that he can offer better indnee.
merits to purchasers of first-cose good* than any
establishment to the country
PERSONS IN SE4RCIE OF
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
Must not ;I'.irgAtAltst.
tr GVENIN,
JEWELLER & gILVERS'MITH,
One door north of
MERCUR'S NET BLOCS, TOWANDA, PA
Is constantly recelying additions to his stock of
gooas snitable for presents, inch as
LADIES' WATCHES,
AMERICAN WATCHES
SWISS WATCHES,
of all descrivfions. Also a selected assortment of
GOLD CHAINS, FINE pOLD
J 3W F.tl Y,
all new
CLOCKS OF ALL STYLES FROM THE CHEAP
EST TO THE. BEST.
GOLD. SILVER AND STEM SPECTACLES AND
ETE-GLASSES to St all cases of impaired Sight.
NEW PATENT A Cep!MODATING 'SPECTACLES.
By this patent I am et ibled to exchange Glasses at
any time without extals charge. Call and see.'
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRED
wAr.a.orn:D.
•
Towanda. Dec. 8, I 8 0.
IMPORTANT TO ALL WHO
VALUE THEM 13131 T I
The sight of the aged aiested, the weak streurthen
et! and the peeeet preserved. _
PIIILADELFILIA OFTIdAL LNNTI rCTE,
For thetiutntifactlring of the
CONCAVE COWES. CRYSTAL L&NSES, LONDON
SMOKED AND TINTZDIGLINB FOR ALAN OZ IN-
marto ma.
The Concave Convex Crystal Spectacles. made by
the above institute are new a long time before the
public, and the rapid andincreasol demand for them
combined with the universal 'acknowledgment of
their dearness in vision and ease to the eye, shows
plainly that they are supe r ior to any other glasses
in the market.
The majority of Spectacles, (mostly imparted) and
no matter how fine the frames, contain but a poor
and worthless article of I glasses, (generally castor
pressed;) they are made( to be ,so ld only, without
any calculation respecting benefit to - the eye, and
therefore the great complaint of poor and weak
sight. Thousands are using glasses now which tire
, and fatigue the eye. where the objects get dim otter
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 dinned for the Come Convex
Crystal Glasses *retina following :
The Leases 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 brilldanty and filistinetness of vision
not found in any other glass.
They can be need egrally 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 philosophy of
nature, and shape of domes of the eye. *Serena , .
assisting nature only instead of forcing
That the lenses are centered correct into the frames.
They can be used longer than any other glasses
without changing to a higher power. '
The frames are made strong and durable by expe
rienced workmen and Warranted to give satisfaction.
OM
Dealer in Watches. Jewelry and Silver Ware, Towan
da. Pa., has the sole Agency for these glasses In
July 12.
Bradford county. No Fellers employed.
1870-tf I
TEliinary.
HISS E. J. KINGSLEY,
Wishes to inform the ladies of Towanda and vicinity
that sbe keeps constantly on hind s large supply of
I -
M. ILI. II 9
Goods, suitable to the season. Thanking her pat.
runs for their liberal patronage heretofore. she ac
mes them that no exertions will NI spared to en
sure a continuance of the same. She also has a fine.
selection of _
HAIR AND !F2LNCY GOODS,
Snell ea
Kid Gloves,
Linen Collar's,
Cuff's, ;
Hcindkerchiefs.
' Real Laces, .
Carbrts,
&c. A.
I 1:111•0 also reopened; in connection with tbeaixrce
thy DRESS MARE% establishment, and I ara uow
prepared to do .
;
. CUTTECGI and FITTIN9 I
t o
the latest taahlcnableo styles on ahvrt notice.
Entrance next door Orrin a llarcura, up stairs.
April 4 '7l. 0' 1
THE Milastaxgoi HAVING
I
Paliirmi Sus*. infirm a
was as of 3s. rasa[ Co.. L sTr lelianta
to lee to MO diblOS otlksillbod Osamoteloto t i. ,
_
tr, Margo siol you oolociodalook of
PLETE
Which I hari purobased ire Cub. lad fNI , oortMett
that I cue sell at as law dorm as oaf be purchased
elsewhere. a= now oiler to thepubllaseplendldstoek
IL n Y,
AKRON FLOUR, GRAHAM DO.
CLOCKS,
I keep con aptly on band, POKE. SARK. LARD, and
an buds of MM. 'Would call the stteation of the
public to our Can't Be Best
WARE,
quality or Priam .OatfeysOetebnledLPn
ed
dry, Now York ammakid and Brawn Soap
Mew call and mad= out stock cl
GOLD RINGS,
Large iasortmeat of TANNIM NOTIONS. TOILET
SOAPS, &e.. &e. I will pa the hhgleetteeeh price tar
s, &C., &C.,
Zermatt, give us s call before eellog elsewhere.
kll persons indehted to the late Arm mill please call
and make Immediate payment.
Dec.B,*7o
cinb•dgii iat-a•A2b=
La a P.ATCEI,
GROCE-RIES,
TEAS, COFFEEf3, SUGARS,
~. STARCH. 811.23112178, SPICES, Lc.
Have an baud &largo stock ot
:a : §:AV DO.
STOCK OF TOBACCO,
WOODEN WARE.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
C. B. PATCH.
Towanda. Xerch. 12, 1867. C. B. PATCEL
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LONG.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
WOOD, WILLOW, AND STONE WA-DE,
FLOUR, I FEED, 'MEAL, ite.,
u. 1 PA.TI:ON'S BLOCE.
COR. HAM' AND BRIDGE STSi,
TOWANDA, PA:
I desire to eall the attention of the public to my
assortment of Foods. which Is always full and corn•
plete. and will be sold to my customers at lowest
market rstei.
Itly stoat of
TEAS,
AND
SPICES,
Ilare.been purchased since the late redact on In the
tariff on them, and are effcred at prices to cor
respond.
Orders by mail or °Morn - too Ida receive rarefy
and prompt attention.
Thanking the public :for the liberal patronage
they bavo given me. I wish a continuance or-the
CASH 1'..910 You COUNTEIT PRODUCT-
feh.277 /
GOLD STILL CO3LING DOWN !
AND =As =so xs Ts,
GROCERY & PROF7SIO2V LINE,
are acqr be aCend at
COWELL it BUYER'S
at prices that =not fidi to said, all that they are
determined as to be undersold 'by any Gas. They
have eulszged Mete Sore by bWidthg so that they
now tone room for the fresh supplies that savidaily
received by them. They have coenected with their
store a Market where they now keen fresh meets to
men by the quarter or piece, aim a full supply of Oro
omiss sadollr fidowt. to which they would the
sate:aka of all esslttatyers. Ccene sad mud= ear
Goods and Prices. before purchasing ma was*
jourastees. We guerentee all goods to give Tire
smisfaction. Ire are thankful to our
their past Merit patronage and solidi a coatiattattee
of the same. • . COWELL a In=
Dec. 20. MI • •
A FULL ASSORTIIrENT' OF
.CA.'riuen and cunnoa morn. at
Korth 10. k =CUM &
=~=:-'
CIOTOTAILOBA% MIES
For yOur .24114
GO TO TAYLOR & GORE'S .
For a New Drees Snit:
GO TO TAQLOR d; GORE'S
ForlNewtSpring Styles infants.
GO*TO TAYLOR it GORE'S
GO TO TAYLOR & CORE'S
• For all the Latest - Styles in Cm
tom andßeady-Made Clothing.
GO TO TAYLOR & GORE'S.
For Hata And Caps, all tho Late
Styles
GO TO TAYLOR & GORE'S
For Gentai Furnishing Goo&,
Bows, Ties, &c
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
etT r rEgGADONE ON SHORT
96 MAIN STREET,
spLlllll
TO THOSE GETTLNG THEIR
Ton shonld'atudy two things: First, to
GET TEIMi WHFfIF FillS2'-CLA43
Eccomiii.
WIIEUE THEY ALE SOLD CHEAP,
And in order to be ablo to sells good artlcle cheap
the merchant must understand his truthless, ard
know bow, where and whit to buy as a 'Oractical
man does; and a •
In all its branches I prays! t? be, tavir,g
In the business. liar" been a cutter in some of the
• I do nay cram buying. selling and cutting. and
dirlds my profits with no man. so that loam of it will
do—and with low rent and other expenses in pro.
portion, thus making the cost of carrying - on the
business very small.
gla recall:lg the alxne you will see whrlt la that
inmvmlirpvtartTmmi
Than men following the business, and baring no
knowledge of it themselves, have to employ others at
large silents to attend to it, and customers most
ply accordingly—as they, liko myself,
DO BUSINESS TO LIVE BY IT.
II Ton doubt tSe abovo Kamen!, bo convinced
by ...ng on
Aag. ;0.10
EUREKA ! EUREKA 1 !
THE OLD CLOTHENG HOUSE
Rosenfield 47.: Wolff
COFFEES,
THE PLACE FOB BARGALNS.
ItICILD3T AND MOST IIEADTIFUL ASSOItTSIT.NT
'EN AND BOYS' CLOIkILNG
31. J. LOCO
TO ACCOMMODATE ANY PUEkg
Remember that RORMIELD k *Art ar
=tilocated hem mai as othe greater In
do purchaser! than may other house la
torn.
It Is the Inteieet'of gentlemen 111 thls iodic's to
come sad betiqt
eos . all their bays, and gtve ttedr goods
au zazatrat
Consider the fact that you. can buy at itOSElq.
YIELD k WOLITT. baatzptal sad substantial Cloth
ing for a mere mug.
diqrast 23. 1271.
VERY CHOICE GREEN AND
Black Tea selkag cheap at retail
.14* ALIMGI72
For a New Spring Overcoat.
=I
NOTICE.
TOWANDA, 'PA:
CLOTEIM MADE TO ORDEP«
IA MADE
PRACTICAL TAILOR
EIGHTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE
bet bonxes In • I.
NEW YORK CITY
11 1.248 Y HARRIS.
Merchant Tailor. Bridge St., Towanda. Pa.
ETexyboly has discovered that
'Ono door south of Fox t. Ifercur's) is
They now Lace • great store tut of the
or ~. •
To bo fontd outside the ett.:iii.l
Their gaelf are
- 4
FLNE ENOUGH
TO SUIT ANY TASTE,
CHEAP ENOUGH
DON'T BE DECEIVED:
!• Sever larre an old &lend far a new one.'
ROS ;..FIELD k. WOLFF.
pao • "8
tetiocuarattialksimir know.
was 4011t11111111111111 Ala IthEl RERita.
EMI
- 4 asoir, 411 - 41 . 4ilsb,11ile se
- .
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Which 101 la sold AN ibe loved ponlbis Wats,
CODFISH,
AVBE
IDIRRING,
none I ' A A 1 Dzie .lII' I\ za
MODERN STONE WARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
:10 I . a . G. . I
+big on your prodzoo, whirls me psi ciisb for.
A °natant supgy of Ashton Bolt, all - id:ad
Butler MMus, Tuba. to.
Please call and look through our Nock, and we will
do our best to please you. W. A. 110CSWZLL.
• Towanda. April 98. 1680.
GROCERY AND. PROVISION
STORE,
lil
McCAB'E S. EDWA.RDS,
Wt,olocale arid Retail Dealers In
FA.IIIJY GROCERIES
PR \ OVISIPNB,
inmetrr.'s )I.W twos. Towesta. PA.
We do not deem it accessary to enumerate all the
dilerent articles we keirp. Onr assortment is
ALWATS COMPLETE.'
FIRST , CLASS QOODS
Cash pthl fit I'xii s uers Produce.
JAI= IIcCABE.
"March I. 1870. ' WIT. EDWATIDS..
F°-.ITFACUR are ;:low receiv
ing • fresh stock of °Nide in their line. bought
since the let January. to which they invite the at
tention of their friends. We keep the largest stock
in town. Onr goods are fresh and 'desirable.- We
sell at lowest market prices:
Jan. 19.1871. .
VRESFI AND NEW TEAS, bought
mince the re:ent decline in viten. and selling
Leap at retail.
Jan. 1.9..1671
. & KERCIIII are selling Gila : .
JL eerie/ at Mall. Jan. 19.18;1.
F OXV & AERCUR are sellin - g New
snit Fresh Goods. Jan. 12, 1871.
Fps & ILERCUR are selling G4o
-
corks cheap. Jim 19,1871.
"PDX k, MERCUR are selling first
clasa GOoda only. Jan. 19. 1871.
"PDX 3IERCUR are selliag
eheapor than evcs.. - Jan. 19. 1871. •
REMEMBER that we are selling
Goods at
• RETAIL!
And that we sCon't be undersold.
Jan. 19, 1871. - FOS k 15F.11C1.711.
MICHIGAN TO.BAC
_IVJL CO—very choke—at
Jan. 19;1871
FOx& ItER CUR a o not,deal
Shoddy Goods. J. 19. 1871.
OUR CUSTOMERS can rely upon
getting the vcry beat the martet affords mind at
lowest prices. I
Towiusaa. Jan. 19.'71.
TZ LW:EMBER THAT FOX & HER
ISt CUR are rendllng all kinds Groczrica at
wholcisaleprices. The largest stock in town. Goods
fast claws. Prices low. E.:. FOX.
Sept. 29.'70.
THE BEST KEROSENE OIL IN
Urea by the Ipantity txr retail at
'ox k Arritratra.
BAFERY AND DINING BOOM
First bloc.: north of Ward House.
BREAD, PIES, CA.KE,CRACKERS,
And sold at Wholesale and Retail.
In our DDMCG lltooll9 we will .a..^commOdate the
public with either s lunch or a good meal at all
times of the day and evening.
OYSTERS AND ICE CREAM ON HAND DURING
THEIR SEASON. _
Also a the assortment of Grocer.cs, Confectloistry.
Fruits. Nuts. kc.
mayl9' tt D. W. SCOTT & CO.
CENTRAL MARKET.
The subscribers still continue to keep soustantly
on hand a full and complete) assortment of every
thing pertaining to their business, .consisting tetain
b• ot
RPV;', PORK, FRESH AND SALT
murroicr. REEF, - LAX%
'
VIAL.' POULTRY,
SAUSAG E. . ' LARD,
. LogooNA. DRIED BEEF.
. TALLOW. ken, kc. •
A.
P' S
FRESH FROM THE LAKES.
OTSTEItS, M D.ULT
•
Parties 4Mb:r Oysters In large or small qminti
ties will twi' forrusbed on short notice. at the old
stand, Cranial. klanarr, Montanyo'e Block. first
door north of Dr. Porters.
ens& (11Estarx. 1
HELM= k kiDLIACIL
Taco. McLane:.
Feb. 21. 18th-tf .
THE BEST AND CHOICEST
SMOKING TOBACCO,
• 1 . 3' MANDFACTULtED Ar
FAUTOkY• - NO.•1,
TIISTP.ICT OF StATITLASD.
ifir Bee that Every Package you buy bearal th at
ou. •
taacrlpit _ •
Deo. 1870.
la -. JACOBS, - •
.11.•
DEALER IX
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
•
HATS AND CAP'S.
AU goods uurranto4. and sold at Ike knroot. rates.
South store In Beldleman•a block. Kaln4t. ucrlBll
MUTTON,
DAIRYMEN,
AND
We, sell nothing but
Fox d. =EMIL
FOT & MERCURT
E. T. FOX.
EMMY liEuctrit.
lur ~:3
BAKED DAIL Y,
flUtita ; cErni=o DAMS
In their season
.: , re u mp6e•o,3.mulw:
• • ...--', •,.
2.) •',." . ~, ~..:.•..{.-..,- , 1. i
..., -": : 2 7 . .",t''.' . ' - ,'.,---1 ~ ;...., . .-7,7
- , .4,;:. ,•4;-4,..-_,:_-.1/1,,,,,-1.1
, ..IPAX.X.relin'' . -
.49, 1 1:0
AT . .... .
WItIICHAM & BLAOK'S
CROCKERY.
CHINS.
Irrain'tt.* Co. •
-
GLAII*IWA/M.
New and beautiful patterns.
STONEWARE. - i.
SILVER PLATED WARE„
!Roam Rodgers k. Brothar
FRIIn JARS.
Towanda. Aug.llo:7l.
Farnitura.
F LT ItN I TIE .;;••
' NEW FIR EW•GOODS!
We are now offering at 1 cur Whole - see rani Befall
FURNITURE EMPORIUM,
2fo. 107 alAti BULLET,
The greatoot iniooemetttsto those la want of
FIRST - GLASS, FiritNiTula
Ever offered in this =obi. -
The'attention of the ptiblle t eepedally called to
our recent teem pnrchasea from the late Great Anc
tion Stare of
criAlmrliEß .A3TD PARLOR
79:11ZNIT'CrIZMI
We are sow, offering
WALNUT MARBLE TOP SETS
• I
AT VIZ 00. Anil
NICE PARLOR SETS, At $5O 00,
Together s ith our Completa 'Stock of
BE.DSTRAMS, BU : F 4 US, CHAIRS
TABLES, STANDS, SPRLNG
BEDS, 3IATRESSE§,
LOOKING-GLASSES,/ la
Ar.al In f wri everything to b. found in a Find-cLus
FArlaiture Store
CI:WAY= MAX THE'CURUMMT./
DESSEUEEII THAT WE ABE NOW MANIIIRAC ,
11 tnrir.g, and do offer goods of Our own mann
facture cheaper then-yon can buy rity-msde goods
eh ea Lumber taken to exelisr,:ge for goods.
We a:so furnish
ROSEWOOD CASKETZ,
5:1:1ALIC BrRI cormcs
Of every descrirtiov'
IaTRIAL ROBM, CSPS, a:
Ar.,l we 249 have thre
FINEST HEARSE
In Wig vietl.lon of TorLttry
adircrtAl to tb6 Depot fretof chugs.
JAVPS 0. FROST k SONS
Towanda. Jan. 1140
Boots and Shoes.
G REAT BARGAINS IN
= • • ,1 .
I=
ANL SLOE STORE,
60w..Z. and uf•Wied Hoif..ar
Tha anderegned a e reciaving a Lrge and well ke
-1 ected anxke.
B 0 0 ,T s
AND ,S'HOES
Su:table far the
SU-IDLES 11%;1) r
Which offerlow for
GENTS,
LADIES,
AND CHILDREN S
SEWED .4.N/) PEGG
.arADEI To. or.ntun,'
REPAIRINGI NEAT4I ; DOVE
AND BY ' , DTI WELLN DROWSED
Thaokllal for past errors, vs solicit a contintuknce
of the same. ,
RAMLICL WOODSY:IID.
Towanda, April 5, 180
ROOTSND SHOES 'TADE Ani
ICEPAICED.
-NELSON', ,
Boa made arrangements to accoranodate customers
that are constantly ailling with bobts and Shoes for
new soles, etc., and hive had to leave them, to their
great disadmitsge. Mitil another day. - The constant
call for this kind of work. and tho desire to have it
done immtidiately. has induced me to make such ar
rangements that you need net return home
Without youi sole bei4 ieneirod atid your beelii int
For prices that are honest and pezfectly Lair
Ladies that have gaiters that are brokei at the toe,
To this repair-ahop is the place for to go -
To get them remaniped. neatly tipped or half-soled.
And your feet Ta li protectsal bout tbe wet and the cold
New work we can mane you . with the above double
quick,
We can make
thick them for you thin, orl we can give We=
to you . _
We can make them with high heel", or we em eve
them to you 1114 I
So you need not Mager with a brick In your hat. •
N.B.—Good cider vinegar, for sale•by barrel or gal.
Front of Methodist church. Math street. - . •
Towanda, Dec..l3. 1870. • IL. C. gi:LSON.
FOR SALE AND 70 PENT,
AT
W. -DI.7T.V,IFH'S
MUSIC: $'7Ol?.M.
wiz ittbmazn
ONE ITONDRED • AND FIFTY 'MELODEONS
.-TWO IIENDRED'CABENZT kW UNMET!
Oaoxas. I •
Firs llundred Cigrionets,l' Flutes. Banjos,
Guitars. Concertinas. Aocordeons. Strings
for all String Instruments.. ,
• Drums, Bones, ate. -
Eaurr Run HD monsamata BOOKS FOB
- EVERT DiSIMMEEMT.
-I I - B . '7
From the only makers In the Halted
Staten. aa F. C. Lights & Co.. Decker Bros., Shoe—
way.
_Weber, . New Tork ; Hallett and Cumstons
Boston; Mathewshelt, New Haven Ct.; O. Meer.
Philadelphia. and Haab° in Eteltimore. Melodeon.
from B. Shonhiger. Npw Haven. Pelonbet.
Patton k Oa. New -Tart. • - *vas, the celebrated
Ekdden Beed American' Organ and OA Hanka
Combination Organ. One dot; rest- of Mercor'a
Banks tbe only store , of the Mad la Towanda. •
mar. 2911
MST
DR. C.: PORTER, SON 1 CO.,
AT MU...
OLD CASH Dlltr STORE,
Claim Mtn in . 411 Plat Strosta. TOrtada.
- . _
waft Wed to ibex atock. s tolled
Castdeft amortsamt. ootostltstkog so oslonotto tro.
atobtoottig =Ey Wicks mot in -tile -Azto -foe
asoloodott - ottoottlft. witetel 'WM
to Ito ,Immott pabboolltteb ow las
sitb amoo porctooto, 111641
=pi the ow2 94l4 _rossoooble them ot.Wholoole or
Tottil'oOlisfatlas of
"Davois,- 111Ktuans, .C1131110.1.8 ? -
-
• - PAM" MA VAISIMII4 , •
ALCOHOL ANDTTIRPENTINE,
BASK Lam vApaent, 'narrow/mt.
Full lines nor open.
Irma&
TANNER'S AND MACHINE OELS,
Amy and Toilet Articles In ail their variety.
POCKETBOOKS, PORT MONAIS,
A s;:n?lef,o awzr:tuumt.
Toucco, SsnniT, Pi exp. CIGARS,
Girder', Mats sad Inolier . Seed', Truss*. Sup.
porters, Bruelz.e . Tpriets..fieux*ar 3.3racimi..Byeast
Brick, and Steve Blacking, F9eh Tackle, nat.q
Mutation. tre.,,l3otaale, Ecleotlonal Honampath
tc Medbilmam, and alt the popular patent .. •
"MEDICIN.E...S;
AU articles warranted at reinssented: Timone at
a dlatsnoe can rennin their orders by Stage or
which will teceive prompt and caretrd, attention.
Medical advice given gratuitously at tbo °lnce,
charging only for medicine. ' c
4Cir ThaukfrJ for past liberal patronage. woulii es.
pectfufly announce to thartriroda and thspublic.that
no pains shall be spared to,,satlafy. and mantas con
tinuation of their conndera, and patronage.
girCpen.gundays for prescriptions . ;tam 9 to 10
am,andl2m.tol.mutSto6p.m: , '
C. PORTEII. SON k Co.
July 1, 1670.—yr.
The best klnd In market.
TAYLOR'S CPLEBRATED OIL!
ne Great Inevosolic Remedy ebould be kept-and
'used by every Farmer that keeps either Cattle or
Horses. every Teamster' and Livery fable Eeepr.
every
. Physician and Horse Eerier for it wiltruany
times cure pain and lameness when all otherroedi
eines have falled.• :diners and Railroad, Men
should certainly keep it, for it is unsurpassed for
bruises and sprains. Blacksmiths should keep it
for their own. nee and for their custoe tender
footed home: inrs
as nothing equals itior tender feet.
Every body auftorrnic from pain and lameness of any
kind, burns, ,cute, wounds or any eruption- of the.
thin, Cortut:Chillgaina or any disease requiring an
outward ar.plication should certainly keep this cele
brated medicine Every bottle warranted to give
satisfaction. magi by Dr. 11. C. Porter Son k Co.
Porter & Kirby dF. W. Brown - DrugZets, Towanda.
Pa. And by every 'Druggist and dealer in Brad
ford and adjoining coonties. .
' Johnston Holloway and Cowden, wholesale Patent
Medicine Depot. No. CO2 Arch street Philadeplhla.Pa..
Who Wade Agents. ' H. BEOWNIG
• julyl9lo-ti Proprietor, Leltayingle, Pa..
RREUILiTIBII-NEITRALGIA
to any person producing any Medicine showing hay
as many living, permanent cures as Dr. Film:lea
TROWELDLEs Rammer= REMEDY. treed tnvardiy
only. A pleasant Medicine, free from injurious
drugs. .R arranted, under oath, to have permanent
ly cured 95 in every lea patients treated in the p
ten years. )See testimony). It is the scientific pre
scription of Prot. Jos. P. Fitter, M. D.; "graduate of
the University of Pennsylvania, A. D., 1833; - -now
one of Philadelphia's oldest regular physicians, and
Professor of Chemistry and Toxicology.—wne has
trade Neurlgia, Chronic and laffamatory Rheuma
tism the specialty of his entire ,professional lite—a
fact, vouched for by the signatures accompanying
each bottle ; and other testimonials of- many prowl
nentrenowned physicians and clergymen. To pal-
Litt sufferers from poisonous quack nostrums and
useless expenditure of money, a legal scgned, guar
antee, stating exact number of bottles warranted to
cure, will be forwarded gratis to any sufferer: send,
ing-by letter a full descripton of affiction. In'care
of failure to cure, amount pail positively refunded:
Medicine sent anywhere by express, Collect on de
livery. Afflicted invited to write for. advice; all in
formation and medical Scivice sent by letter gratis,
Address Dr. J. P. FITLEII, 29 South Fourth street.
Philadelphia, Pa. The Remedj is Sold or obtained
by Druggists.
TOWANDA -
Marble - Wo.rk.s.
TiLthE,
1 crnasting of
MISSES;
w Dot
D BOOTS
ortacyarr u. mots
Alal all kiwis of Brushes. t„
KEROSENE' OR C0.A.1. OIL,-
_ Burning Fluids.
LAMPS, WICKS. CHDANEYS.,
Sperm, Lard, Whale. Haab Foot,
sposons. /i111313/138. ssattPft...
Poaisdes. tistr-Dyee. Perfumery:
Pocket Kobe., BsWu.
s rl rr T •
MEL" WINES AYD LIVOUS,
• Foi Medicinal nu,
Pu4Teettatig Sings . Nursing Dottier.:
4 n
Nipple Shells sad Shields. Spingesi
.I,A.Self-tiegging Fruit Is!sjPsks.
ammeters, irlarotimE Extracts. atone
Jugs„ - War Vijam ... Batt ,VI ht, Cork,, Bath
$5OO WILL BE PAID
GEO. AIcOABE 3, - SON
Have j t 1 , 1/e e!
M.EPTO.A. -A.Nli ITALIAN
Pa 23
•
Verxhibited in thi .. .; h to: ch they
invite the ntenon of the nubite.
They keep Oa laud or faraish w order
110 N U MEN
TOMB STONES, MANTLES, &c.,
Of every ctyle,
AT THE LOWEST TERM?
Persons in want of anything irr our line are re.
!Tactfully Invited to call and examine oar stock.
McCABE 3: SON
Towanda, :Say
B. A. PETTES &
nave now on haul a nor rtocz of
" -
FALL AND „I'VESTE* GOODS
In gust varlety. au:•s
DRYGI- 0.0 D S
lIILLLS'EItY,
FANCY GOODS AN]) NOTIONS;
DREs.'i St XS, SILE. VELVETS.,
•
VELVET ENS, WATERPROOFS,
AND
Which t! 'y Fill Et..11.:1L
LOWEST 31 ARK ET-1' R rc.11:1,
At the sign of tho.Stg Bonnet, opposite t he
• . • • Court House,
„ selbl-Salt WAIN STDMET. TO**yANDA. PA
A lA. HINDS- GROCERIES AN])
Provtairsig 'at wholeaale and retail. at
Alai 20. O. B ?ATM'S.
.
. . „
NAlitrM LIFE iNSUn-ANCE
CO. OF U.B. A..
Can Clurreau 111.4r0.060—shm ts
Chi:tared bl' mss, 1949. '
lILJUIENCIE IL CUL= President .
JAY COO. IX Palm= Pinsnce and Ex. Coy
ML D. COCM.E. Vies Pp:law ;
INERIM PUT. Socretas7 iiad.Artnary
The sdvatitages (be Nettenel Life Itureault'
•
I. It is &National Company. chartered by Coo reit,
2 It bees paid up capital o! One Million Dollar'
3. It offer, low rate i Elf premiums •
4. It tcWsdame leiter .towirenee then ether Cr
• peates. for the_saute money ;
L It fs delimits awl ankain
& Theie; la 00 adarepresentator
tl
new* or misundentandlro3 by polk.y-b614..
T. The policies are plain contraete, so much
maw for so much:money .
S. Al! policies are mom forfeiting
f. The policies ire exempit rem attachrjew.
.K. W. CLARK k CO.. Bartkers, P/11 1 .41.4_ tp,
General. Ageula.
D. 8. =MM. Mana,;er
5. c.
,111L8BREE hA. MASON:
cs„:Agentalor Towanda and vicinit
Jim 9. 18e9.
GuARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE 'INSURANCE. COMEPANY
Nor BROADWAY, NRWYOBB. , : -
Pomo= ta Ponca
Assarrs. (wet 2,otAroj
Ammar. !acme, over
Lomas Pain
Ge. 0.0,5
All approve.] forma of Policies issued_
• Liberal modes for payment of prendur.
Policies-non-forfeitable by their forme, -
Tho entire profits of the Company divided .; l . ;. t
ably among.the insured.
. . ASNITAL DIVIDENDS.
WALTON 11. PECKaAIf, ParAmtst.
NVILLIAX T. npostn, Vlrp pimptit,
Ltcres ADAMS,Sent AND ACIMilt•
: PHILADELPHIA REFEIIENCE , , :
J&T Coozz& CO.. Bankers,.
tharzze & Co.. Bankers.
Joan Woonsrns & Co.. Tea 3.lrebar.ts: .
B. A. AtEncra,, }test_ Farmers'. tc ltecLapice• 12.
T. B. Prratnana, Pnblf fiber. .
j1y12.70-tf
cAmp
Inslxranee - A. g p-n
-c
FIRE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENT INSIIIINCE
POlieic6 writteti:aud Ithave, gettl,:d
al.o agninet
LIGHfiNING,
T. leaddlnea and contzstg live vt,!...
OFFICE ON MAIN STREET,
(>pvoo:tr - Cenrt
aug13.71
=MEM
__-
DIARIES FoR 1871
PAPER ENYELOVES
NEW--;YORE .PAPERS
SCHOOL BOOKS
Pmls, - Lg., Music, - STATIONIa AND
_.Z
PzerttLq 1. '
BLANK/ BOOKS
YANEEE. NOTIONS..'
•
Towanda. Nov. 19. 186'7
BOOK-BDTDERY.-Tah,
lie is respectfully informed that the L~i:h•IIx
dery has been removed to the " . Reporter" Sag
third spry, where will be done
BOOK- DI2i.DISO'
mall its various bianehea. JII tkrati4 afi a
••the times" will allow. The Bindery latinvrir.i
the charge of .
H. C. WEIT.G.EII,,,
~ .
m
.
'An experienced Binder. and all wort will be pr•t:
done in
. a style and manner which cannot be escelle.
Music. Magazines, lieweipapers.Old Books, kc., `„, ,, ,1n ;
in every' variety of style. Partictilar attendee ,-.21t,
paid to the Billing and-Binding- of •
BLSICK noon's.
• '
To an will be wa rray illestred pastri anted,.. which in traslay az: dtri•
billty
All work Will be ready for delivery wben prmnifed :
The patronage of the public is solicited, and pc.
ft satisfaction guaranteed.
owanda,. August 2. 1866—. U.
TOWIMDA A.GRICULTeRAL-
- NVOUSS STILL Aurr.:
. The enperintattlent of till's 4,11,.‘p is rw.
=no of the beat
LII-1113ER WIGO,NS,
TFORg wa040..
COVERED AND OPEN RUCICTIE,
ever offered in this market. Bent Ritter!
OAK AND HICKORY TI3IBEI
Aged. and all wort_twada by the rao.t
EXEREIS'CEDFORKS
We have the
P.ITENF P.USSIJ lIW SLOT:'
sM_light, and to durable that even G.^.03
. little to`do towards their-decay.
Please examine onr work before porctositf e:A
where. Repel (done on short notice.
M. C. Minecult .Prest.t, - ViNC .I "
TowSidallhey 20; 1870. EtnperintevJet.,
U. BOLLFS Sr. CO ,
•
GE'.CEVIL PRODCE
Commission Merchailts,
SCRANTON, PA.,
TkapeCtr.4ll3 , golLcit couAigurLenti
, BUTTER, EGGS. CHEESE. VEIL. l'ol.-LIST
And all otter Farm Produce
, -
One of the firm having 4" resided in Serantor. fte
the past ten Team and having an extensive &Nona;
'sung with the business men of the city, we feel cou
fident that we can sell produce to the a+tim '''''.
faction of consignors.-
REFERENCES:
FRISHM. - oriel rt.
BALDWri EILACE3I k COL k
MAN. LoniTeville, ra.
& CILUITE. si.tran: NIANNING. Ware:'
bun. Pa.
11. L CEMBI3IIOX, Wt."
Mlle, Pi.
3. 3. amass.. (opLIIGIIi
MI
pTASTER.
PLASTER'.
A full sopili of, Fresh . Groond CAytura P/ 16 ,, t `,
from Fenger. Pitch & beds at the sublialw'r
mill. at month of Ihunmeraeld
pared and Warranted a paps article.
ap1.1211.3m* - Ea l%
CHOICE GREEN_-AND BLACK
•TEI. and Coffeo. =leap, at
4.112° 1571' • rex t: amuric
J. RECOLD,
Age St. Tussa.nda, h.
BM
GENERAL
T. B. (AMP.
W: S. VINCENI
1
OE
A H. WWI
PLTER