, Setintitural.-
I
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'
THE,; or WHEAT. E.
,--
According to_ the last census, t,he
' ' yield of wheat in New England was
so small that if , the e tire harvest
• were, Squally distribute among the
inhitbitants, each 'perso would re
ceive Only twelve • qua s of grain.
Yet . the ' aggreptol yi Id of wheat
thiough all the States and Teirito
• ries, if evenly distributed, would give
each persori about five , bushels. In
1860, the State of Illinois produced,
as nearly OS 'c oul d be ascertained by
the inperfect manner 'f collection
- ,.statistic's, 23,837,03 r bushels of
wheat.; ..,The return's fo , 1869, show
. 29,200,000 bushels; and in 1870 the
amount was 27,115,000. In 1860,
the State. of•NeW York ,was reported
- , a's haiing produced .8,01,185 bush
els of wheat; whereas die -laSt sta
tistics4tables for 1869 shOw 9,750,000
lnu.llets, and for 1870 • the'amount is
9,133,00 bushels. Ohio 'raised, in
. 1860,15,119,037 bushelsj of Wheat: in.
1:40, 21,000,000, and in 1870, 10,150-
ot) bushels.* Wisconsini was report-
An as - havir , ..g prodUced,lin IS6O, 15,-
.657.458 bushels of wheat; in 1869,
24.003,001 and in 1870, 2.0,185,000
1 , ! - shels. The foregoing are ranged
anE,ng the first States of the Union
fwr the.prOdution of -wheat.
It will'be Perceived).ry these quo-
I.:ti. - .la thnt those Stat4i; Which pro
duced;the largest aggreirate yield of
wln-Aiin 1860; have repP'rted a much
.n.f.ateE-• nurnb6r of bushols,i in the ag. -
....
gr.-gate, for :the cr op of :1869 and
• 1570..1 In some in;.ti*es„ - however,
tha yield pd. acre is larger in the
' pn - ,,ent report . than !WO given in
1 , ;.....'. ; On the - contrary, in other
. :-.. - 1t..i.., where there hass_ been an in
crease- in the l aggregatei amount, the
dell .per acr -, is reported less .than
iu 1:601. ' Tins: single` fact reveals the
• startling consideration that the agri,
cultur . e. of thOse Stalk, instead of ixe
ing dliar4ctelrizaxi by lan improved
s,,tem . of cultivation, lis really of a
.retro e-ressive nature, Or there is an.
1 ,-..
error in the Statistics - . ! The average
yieldiof wheat per acre in Illinois is
renorted at a fraction more than elev
enl bushels, "which is l'ar, below the
. (!,apaCity of the . 5011, in - that great
Wileat gro‘A - inf,! State. New Jersey,
which is not ranked arhong . wheat
growing States, is reperted as pro-.
_Awing, on an average, abont• sixteen
and one-half bushels p.
torl -i, ',.(anputed at si
per tivre. The faellitii4
statistic.: are so ineom
reiurn,, , *can only be I
appr;)ximatingqo i the
ItUNNIN,C3 API
pritelice of alloy st - o
and !site - op—Lto :wand/
public roads ,is ire irc
a vi.ry wastefnl.one..
, ff ahe i-alne the feu..q'
properly fed -and kept
turnid in the sll.ltpe
if ;:tiliek
droi,petl
~
! 4 - ne perquisite
1 farmer w . e.') hI
dfai l Hi anti gutterB op
liett reeeive-;
al
nt 114, ier;erty (if till'
i!1 Wli`l".• ill)
sI
( :1119'.1
tu
'1(.4 fara
l:+• calk e x l seet
()I Pigs, and (iften
uni-casonabh;
desiral)le parentage.
sr:delii in
1 Inslu want of ca
TICX.
:OA is hardly worth-
),rin . .l)2s. . Besides, it i. very unfair to
of rrs who - keep better stock, and
l;.-c), thern.in pasturtk meanderingstoek it; guneralt r y uhruly ; and will
~,T t :::i,)) , .) ;1 11,,- get into itlii-n-lields than
their trxners' :it tilt es_ when their
i>reserisc- can do mise let which their
owntrs can not Irepai . It would be
better for all persons l .concerned that
IF) ?stock 'should be Allowed to run at
large. ) In Ni . ell-ordetled: and prosper
onS. col nnunities t liifl practice is con
),..idk!.i,.d 11)6 - •roversl of proper or
prctitable. 1 .
1 .
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1:7,11:1) I run OviLl
OF Tlni
A sure prArentative ; of the
oti,..rilowing of the twill. in cattle is
• iso,;,t and salt, given in equal quanti-'
titS otacc a week, Or s occasion May .
ire' dire. If SoOt- is not convenient,
eoPperas . with salt te the amount iof
one te4poonfal to la creature,
~vers a good . purp . osb. Then cattle
~,t ; very weak from t' I he effects of this
T •
c w h ic h th ey I sometimes will
in. the best con di tionl), take eggs, turn
• out the whites, and Xll the shells with
scat and salt, and give three at
tirne, three _mornings in succession,
and then omit tbree and so on until
• have given three times, which
iiaF• always effected rt cure. A symp
t of the disease is a dull sunken
cy_e ; •diseliarging6 yiellowiSh, watery
sub,:t :ince.
,r-4-
Goon Pf.kINPI:I-CursT.—A quart
of sift&d flour, a q4rter of a pound
.orlard, the Sire of butter, a tea
spopuful of salt, reidzrve a little flour
for rolling; work the butter into the
I'c-lU:tinder. Di:;:-.00, 4 .• a :piece o f sal
voiiitile the , sizs- large nutmeg in
lilf.a tumbler of water; add this to
. the, flour, using as lmuch more cold
water A ' S is Lt ITCS:'tary to wet the
(hli - Igh to a proper consistence for
handling; roll the 4ongli, spread half .
the 'lardup - ou it ilo within half an
inch of the'edge, to nipg theedge
to;pr,'vent the lard from -oozing' out.
Sprinkle ; fold twice and
roll. Repeat this process with the
reMaining lard, 'a d set in a cool
rhicc for half an liciur or more before
- This answers well MY an un
de'y crust where pull' paste is used.for
the upper. "
CoosiN(i - 11.ttiml"3.— Many people
attinire.rabbit roasted Whole, except
the _head. This is best stuffed. While
roosting, Jiathe frequently with,but
ter, dredge' it • with flour, and: 'an
age as with .any .. other roast. 'The
11(ad . and liver itia• be boiled. Split
thk, head, take out the brains,, mash
. tLnn with'the liver and aditto the
Wine and jelly are liked by
people in the gravy. Beep the
rzil. , bit in weak saln9:id water at least
hours, if the Weather will per
in t, l!fore dookipg. We prefet rab,
.bit stewed. 'lt isla deintier disk
;To.llE,Toni: Coi,op.s.- - L-When color
on a fabric Lay been accidentally. or
(4her,wise - destrpy,cd by acid, ammo
nia is applioa Wiientralize the same,
.after ;Ip'plication of chloro
form-Aviil, all. cases restore
the orfginal. , ....f,!or, The application
i)f annooni4 4:1 4::, , but that of
chloroform is . but.littlektOwn. Chlo
rOform. will remove paint from a
garment or -elsewhere.
FOUNDERY & MACHINE SHOP.
. The undersigned Wing pnrchmed the foundry
and Yachts. Shop lately owned by John Carman.
are prepared to do all buds of work a to
their brudness. with promptness =la
MILL
CIRCULAR ..SAW MILLS,
MAN DRILLS;
MILL- IRONS
ENGENES REPAIRED;
Lad ill work warranted to give aatialution.
SHINGLE MAMMIES
OM* West and most Ireproveittndsznansifienned
and kept constantly on hand ready for us.
PLOUGHS,
primarrz. IRON AND WOODEN DEANS-
CULTIVATORS, CORN PLOUGHS
PLOUGH POINTS
Of all kinds, and the lateston hand improvements kept
constantly .
. C MIN POWERS,
LARDY AND SMALL SIZE
STOVE CASTINGS
SLED AND . SLEIGH SHOES,
LARGE LEON NETTLES
ILIA kinds of castings furnished to
March SO. 1870. . =AM & ROC/IWO-L. -
NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY !
; On Pine, between Main and Second, StreeU, back
of G. P. Mason k CO.'s Skit,
TOWANDA, lENN'A.
Epspectittlly ancionnos to his 1 . 64zi durd patrons
that th have bul:f
NEW BRICK CABUIAGF, /ACTOILY.
where they will consti,ntly keep on band urn.
matt of
er acre. New
xteen bushels
fOr obtaining
olete, that the
considered as
eal aggregate.
TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES,
TROTTOG SGLEFS, AND EiKELETONB,
The
ICa—cows,hogs,
!r. about the
üblesonie land
great portion
of an animal
Made of the beet material and finished in the best
city style. His long experience in city Carriage
Factories gives them a decided advantage over others
in the
Finish, Style and Durability
in yards is re-.
.
maruire; but
au 4 large, all
by Them he
if some long
.€;;Ss the road
.2ll on his farm;
the wash after
iticetible cause
stock met with
I ; custom is Oh
-1 iou4oixing up
rig animals of
of hit Wager* .A.U. the, l arks ti to
INSPRCIION OF HIS WORK
preirioll to yurcbatfing elaeure.
ALL WORK WARRANTZD TO Girls PERFECT
Thankful for the liberal patronage formerly ex.
bis led and- respectfully ask a continuance of the
gismo.
ytEPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTMOED TO
Et=
T can not' tell
ealf or a litter
H come at most
Ind of: very ,un-
Thus, without
iaa nartieular,
e n•enerally, the
to worthless,
Le foarll77ai-
Towanda. Ilay 24, 1270.—U
THE OLD MAIN STREET
-Carriage Factory."
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS,
Gt every deg. - 410ton. at the old stand of G. II
ILLIN ' BM:MET, TOWANDA. PA. I
llle work to all of the
•
LATESTSTYLF: AND FINISH
In the manufacture eY sragotis nothing is used but
COMPOSITION BOXES
SPRING WAGONS
The beet Eastern stork is used in the magmatic tare
of Wheels. Spaes are all rived out—nut sawed.
ALL ccon. SOLD
W.WRANTF,D EQUAL TO ANY
ap1.1911
BLOOD 4,z_ CO.,
BUM «muma o marrafacture their celebrated
HORSE POWERS ISr. CLEANERS,
and will sell a bettor machine, for teen money than
• .
had elsewhere in the ,l world. We claim for
our machines that' they will do. as much, or more,
than any other, and are more durably built. We
personally superintend enr work and see that It la
well down. We will send
of ear =chines, on application.
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
One .e Two Horse THRESHER el SEPERATORS.
THRESHER and E CLZANERS.
FA'NNINGt MILLS)
crnortaz Ain Dila aaar-wass.
SAW AND. GUIST LULL work done to order.
Give us cal before purchasing elsewhere.
va "op auoacrvu, -`sNatus
• o o Qooritr
Actg. 2. 1869.
N E N PLANIN,G MILL.
The andersigued biting tidlt • I and .conntio
diens Mill in the Borough of a s wad tilled it
with the mad modern and linpecnied triaeldnim for
the manufactoge of
_;•
•
it , mow Bess ka.)BI.LNDs,
Are prepared to Ell orders. 'whether lari7
upon the shortest notice.
_t!fe have also s large ra.
riety of MOULDMift , of the, latest style an ,Pliftern.
which we can furnish tunchlebesper than they can be
worked by hand. • `,
• •
PLANO°.
TONG iI'ELNO. I .
OILOOVINA,
I AND SChOOL
BAWLVO.
And all other work pertaining to Joincy.will be dime
is suit our customers.
Persons building. and not living 140 TIS than twelve
to fourteen miles distant. will dud it largely for their
interest to buy of us, or bring their lumber and have
It waked by one coachindry. Bring 'your grist of
Flooring. or other limber i and while your to la
feeding, bate it ground out and take It biome with
rm.
We will pay CAHN for IPINE AND ITEMLOCZ
WEB= delivered at our timber yard. come and
mos es, or If yon tsunamis. writs.
Tarsals. Yob.. 1104. 20DOLISS 4 00.
Mmt filet:riff!.
And al kinds of
Of ali WM&
AND
CELLAR GRATES.
HENRY STULEN k CO.,
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
PLATFORM WAGONS,
SATiSF4C7IO.V.
rAtteed 'wires •
Lintra fiTCLKK
11. B. CLAIM.
JAITVIS BRITANT
Still continua' the manufacture of
EMI
, the
BEST STEEL AXLES,
fin ether with the
In .Light Work
EMI
LUMBER WAGONS
Kept constantly oniltand.
As to finish. and to duribility
SUPERIOR TO ANT IN THIS SECTION
sa- Ass. Woltz NC/Ras:map. -IA
JAMES BRYANT
CATALOGUES
hwasiy;
IMI
E 4.11
• ' ; ^ • -
MOST COM
,
dEWE
WATCHES
P-LA-TED
SILVER WARE,
GOLD CHAIN
txvor opened in this marketi
and for aide at the well•tnown store of
W. A. CHA.*BERLAIN.
,Mr. C. has just retttrntql from the clti, and lat.
ters himself that his stock has been bought at bot-
tom aguren, and that he can offer \
better induce-
menti t to pOcbsisers of drat-class goods Um' any
cetahlletonent in the country
pEISONS IN SEARCH OF
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
?dust nut rqrget this
JULES HUGUENIN,
JEIVELL 4 ER & SILVERSMITH,
°to door north e
'maws :am BLOCS. TOWANDA. PA.
Is constantlyyroosivinst additions to Ins stock of
goods suitable for presents, such u
LADIES' WATCHES,
AM:ERICA'S WATCHES
at all descriptions. Also • selected assortment of
GOLD CHAINS, FE CE GOLD
JEWELRY,
CLOCKS OY ALL STYLES MOH THE CHEAP
EST TO THE HEM'.
GOLD. SILVER ANY) STEEL - SPECTACLES AND
EYE-GLASSES tot all CUMIII of impaired sight
NE W`PA TENT .ACCOJTDATINO SPECTACLE&
By tbliz,patent I as enabled to exchange Gluten at
any tine tiftbout extra charge. Call and see.
CLOCKS. WATCHES A.111:0 JEWELRY REPAIREDwa6Areriox,
Towanda, Dec. 8, 1810.1
IMPORTANT TO ALL _ WHO
VALtE THEIR SIG T!
The sight &Atte aged as sted.The weak strengthen.
ed and the IK ect preserved.
PHILADELPHIA
I PTICAL INfiTrITTE,
- For the manlescthring'of the
CONCAVE CONVEX. - at sva. I•kqv.S. WNW'S
.SNOLXD A.31:0 ITFTLD LAU TOIL WILII OE lE.
ISTIM •
The Concave Convexlqatal Spectacles , made by
the above institute are n w a long time befoie the
„ Cased
public, and the rapid and deritaml for them
combined with the venal acknowledgment of
their clearness in 'talon and ease to the eye, shows
plainly that they are or to any other glasses
in the market.
The majority of SpictcYcles, (mostly Imported) and
no matter how Ara the !runes, contain brit a poor
and worthless article of I gist/see. (generally cast or
pressed i) they are made • *old. =IL without
, any calculation re benefit to the eye, and
therefore the great oo p tof poor and weak
eight. Thouianda are using glasses now which ttre
end fatigue the eye, er the objects get dim after
short, or require an intensely strong light
and t n the sight, which, were they
properly putted, would ' presorted a lib time.
(cranks
The advantages cla im ' for the Concave Convex
Crystal Glasses ere the
The Lenses are nof the best material, pure
and hard, and made for optical purposes. they
are therefore not liable p'get scratched or dire.
They confer a brilliend distinctness of visiorr
not found la any other filar
They can be used, egtiall7 well by day Or cendle
'light without tiring or Mining the eyes.
Theyase ground mathematically true in the eon. ,
cave convex mirror, act ik ng to the philolophy of I
nature; and shape of . of the eye, therefore I
assisting nature only in of forcing it.
_That the lenses are centered correct into the haznes. '
. 4a
They can be need lo r than any other glasses
without changing to a h ;emir.
The frames are made and durable bY nape
rienced-workmen and ted to give saththiction.
A. CTlAliriti=l;
Watches, J and Meer Ware. Tcrwan.
the Ag ency for these glossas In
Naas employed.
Dealer to Watches. Jeweil
1
di. Ps.. ham the so A ,
Bradford constr . . . r
Adr 12, 1270-tf
NWCI C ' '
MISS E. J.
Mahe' to inform the ea of Towanda and vicinity
that she lutepi cons= on hand a large supply of
MIC I 1., Zt "N"
Goods, suitable the4eason. Thanking her pat
roas far their Liberal patronage heretofore, she an-
MIMI them that no orseetioue will be spared to en
sure s continuance of triune. blie also has a line
selection of
•
HAIR. AM) FANCY GOODS, -
Bach u
Kid Gloves,
Linen Colla
Cuffs,
• Ha,
1 hate alsoreopened,
my DRIES ILLICEiO*
prepared to do -
eta .EING,
In the Istent Iltahloneb
Damn,* nett dam • .
April a7l.
S T
Aid*
PLETE
Y,
1
,
LOCKS,
ABE,
S W RINGS,
lICEEEI
now on exhibition
Dec.8,•70
SWISS WATCHES,
ell new
kerchfiffx.
ReabLaties,
Confets,
ate. ;iv.
in connection;with the 'bon
• • ' • "ea, and I am now
•
and FITTING . •
striae on shoit notken.
• lox k. hievaites. Of Maim
@xool N,toa'l%Adairt.r:
llcu, 4AInCIiG
~ftwommewmagtamast
Ji,AL PAT=
bias MI 11.1. *MX, aswrippol
albou at baba Oassaiakiii****,
a.* bap aal sikailat do* et
.GBO.O - EBI . ES,
Rebel bins ltd fir oisk, 'au tad await
UM I caw sell elms low "ins es IsiS M pissilmsal
dim. I rreoeseb!aspabliesspiesdidstoek
TEAS, COMES, StIGLBS,
NW=ll. aricss.-eq.
Emma bassi slap stock a
AKRON FLOUR, GRAHAM DO.
UM DO.. DINXIVIDUT DO.
I keep ovisaikr on haat, PORI. EMS. LARD.Ind
all hash of ma. Would all the aft iation of the
public to oar Pal Be BM
STOCK OF TOBACCO.
In guilty at peke. isms Osilers delabraled WEN-
?fry, Nen Tort Ctunakal and Brown limp,
Si. call and inamlne ow sleek of
WOODEN WARE.
Lazio sasortmeat of UN= NOTIORB, TOZLX?
SOAPS. &a., to I will pay Mr lilabast prim for
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
ihrreeze, glre as s call here se.llns elsewhere.
C. B. PATCH.
All pericaus indebted to thslata 'arm will plass. eau
sad make Immediate psymeM.
Towanda. Mara. 12. 1867.: C. B. PATCIL
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
WOOD. WILLOW, A.NI) STONE WARE,
FLOUR, FEED, MEAL, ic,.;
No. 1 PATTON'S BLOCS.
COR. 3LUN AND BRIDGE STS.,
TOIVANDA,I'A.
I desire to call the &Unction of the pahlfe to my
assortment of goods, which L always =ll and corn.
plete. and wUI be sold to my cnetotitots at lowest
market rates.
Y 7 stock or
TEAS, COFFEES,
AND
SPICES,
Buie been pacbseed since the late reduction to the
tariff on them, and are offered at prices to oor
rezpond.
Orders br mil or otbarwlro liqa rout,* reran
owl pm* attention.
Thanking the pulite for the nerd
they hive girls sin. I wish a oantManoePatri:d
CASH PAID YOB COUNTRY PEODVaIt.
feb.2oll N. J. LONG
GOLD STILL COMING DOWN I
LID =MT TI MM zir TEI
GROCERY t PROM/01V LINE,
areixor betas offered at
COWELL & 11YEICS
at prime that cannot WO to gaily all Mug theur y
determined not to be undersold_
b y any Oar. hare enlarged their Store by filni so; that they
now Use room for the best eandise that are daily
receired by them. Tbey have counts:tad with their
store let where they now keep fresh meats to
sell by thequarter or Now. am • fall rangy of Oro
cerise end. to which. they wonts tall the
attellthan of all cash burrs. Came and minim ear
Goode sad ?Mose. before. purchasing aim vasty
yoareedres. We insrentes all goods tod
snare
astitgactian. Wa ere thankful to our cisiamets for
their Pad nerd Patrenage sad solicit a aratinuanee
of the mama. COWELL a MTE&
Dec. SO. UM-
A FULL - ASSORTMENT OF
men and cinna Mane nt, • • -
Meth 111. 110. 1111 tat =MI IL
•
1-
....~
GO TO TAILOR -I (KM'S -
Fir youillew
ocrro TAILOR & GORE'S .
For elprir DraiSuit.
GO TO TAQI4OII a GORE'S
ForiffewEBprin Wes jays:its.
GO TO TAYLOR & GORE'S
For.ii New Spring Overcoat.
GO TO-TAYLOt & GORES
For ail the Latest Styles in Cus
tom and Ready-Made Clothing.
GO TO TAYLOR & GORE'S
For Hats and Caps, all the Latest
Styles
GO TO TAYLOR & GORE'S
For Gents'i Furn
Bows, Ties, do
ALL WORK WARRANTED
COMING (DONE ON SHORT
Narks
96 MAIN STREET,
TOWANDA, PA:
ap1.1911
TO THOSE . GErxLNG THEIR
i manta° meia TO OILDEIL
,- 1 I
i 1
4 L kss
You alwald study two things. st. to
1 I
mu meg WHERE Finn ' ourrlcer6
Is MADE ' ! 1
Eiecotully.
WELTS TIIEY AEk BOLD, MAP
And In order to be able to Della good article cheap
the merchant must understand his basin s , and
know how, where and what to bay me a racticsl
nun does; and a
PRACTICAL TLOR
In all tie branches I prase' to it ring had
EIGHTEEN YEAILS EXPERIENCE
In the buzinesa. • Rave been oat r some of the
boat bense4 In
NEW YORE ITY
I do-my min bruin& selling and cutting, and
divide my profits with no map, so that less 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.
KU reading the above you will sae why it is tbsd
I CAN SELI, GOODS CHEAPER
Thanrnen following the voidness, and having no
knowledge of it themselves, have to employ others at
large ealaztes to attend to it, 'and customers roust
pay accordingly—as they t like myself.
DO BUSINESS TO LIVE BY IT
It pm doubt the above statement. be 'conTipoeil
by ca. +mg on
/Mira' H ARM, ;
Yercbant Tailor. BrLdge St, Towanda, Pa.
Lug. 0.10
EUREKA! EUREgAII
Rrerybocty has diaamml that
THE OLD.CLOTaiNG HOUSE
of
FLosenfiekt • Wolff
'Ow door swath of Fort Nucor's) is
THE PLACE FOR EAEGAINS.
T 1 4 ,7 now have a great store fa of the
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING
robe found outside the cities.
.. Their' goods ars
FINE ENOUGH
TO SUIT ANY TASTE,
LTD 1
CHEAP ENOUGH
TO ACCOMMODATE ANY PURSE
DON'T BE DECEIVED !
Never lam an old Mend for a nay one,•
itamentber that 1108:MMELD & WOLPY al
permanently located here. and an offer greater In.
dneetnente to yardmen th an any other house In
tam).
It Ls the interest of gentlemen is this section to
come sod bring all their boys, sad glee their goods
an mounination.
Consider the feet that you eau bay at ROMI.
FIELD & WOLYrS, beautiful and substantial Cloth.
tug tors mere song.
ROSMtilikiD & WOLFF.
Await 23. 1671. 1
ITEM CHOICE GREEN AND
V Black Tuyellaig clump at retail by
~• 1 01, laactra
i -Arcadia Mt beam&
fsooai MiPiMigt.ll MU.
miossiconia =nu int isloux sesams-
i~ ..
(M!M31!11=1 AI4ID'PRON7FORS,
Vbiolo4l bead" Melba kTest posetble palm.
PORK,
larfrozi,
FRUIT OP -. DESCRIPTIONS,
i
FLOUR, FEED, UAL, GRAIN, &a
=1
Bring as yon produce, which vs pay cub fa.
A coultitut IruPPir Of Addeo Batt. au dad Chum.
Butter Firkins, Tube. to..
Please call and look through oni ■sock. and welial
do oar beat to please you. W. A. ROCZWELL.
Towanda. APO' 28 . MA , -
GROCERY. AND PROVISION
ST RE.
I r
Moe ABE ik, EDAV ARDS,
J
Wholesale a 0 Retail Dealers in
FAMILY GROCERIO
1 • ilk ,
_ r SSD
PROVISIONS,
ILIMCIIIII3 NEW BLOCH. TO4AND.I. PA.
We do not deers It necessary to enumerate all the
Were:dart:ides we keep. Our igwortaient Is
ALWAYS CO3I4 I LETE, '
W. sell nothing but ,
FIRST CLASS GOODS.
I'
C;h paid for Pariiiers Produce. .1
s •,
JA.1163 McCABE, •
March 1. 1870. WM. EDWARDS.
Goode,
I
•
F 0.%. 3IERCUIt are now receii--
trig a frevh stock of Goods to their line. bought
Since the let :atntar7, to which thy invite the at
tention of their friends. We keep the liriaeat• Stock
In town. Our goods are fresh and desirable. We
tell at lowest market prices.
Jan. 19. 167/.
VRESH AND . ,' NEW TEAS, bought
1 since the recent decline In price. and. selling
cheap at retail. • F(JS NIEE,OrEt.
Jan, 1.2, 1871. •
'OX MERCUR are selling Gro
ceries at re# Jan. 19, 1871.
• • -
Fos & RCUR are Belling New
a ) ;,1 Freph Goods. 1 Jail. lg. 1911.
pox & 31TIRCUR are selling Gro
ceries cheap. Jan. 19. 1911.
VOX tt 'II are selling first
-1 class Goocle only. . Jan. 19, , 1871.
VOX tkr., MERCLIR are selling
.1. cheaper than ever. Jan. 19, 1671.
ATEXIBER that we are selling
Greeds at .
RETAIL!
se
And bat see .won't be undetaola.
RI
i.m. 19. tail. FOS & METICUIL
MICHIGA.II FINE—CUT .TORAC
.c CO.--tery ch ice—at
Jan. 19, 1871. • FOX k MERCER'S.
FOX& tR CUR do not deal in
SM:xldy Good Jan. 19. 1871.
OUR CUSTOMERS can rely upon
getting the tery best the market affords and at
lowest prices. • E. T. FOX,
Towanda, Jan. 19;71. FILNRY MEECFR.
RE3tEALBER, THAT FOX Sz MER
CFR are retailing all kinds of Grocales at
wholesalepricea. The Largest rtock in town. Goods
fret clans. Prices low. E."... FOX.
Sept. 29.'70. • - GENETS IfEECUR.
THE BEST KEROSENE MIA IN
town by the quantity or retail at
BAKERY AND DINING ROOM
BREAD, PIES, CA-KE,CRACKERS,
In our D1NT..40 ROOMS we sal accommodate the
public with either <a lunch or a good meal at all
times of th . day and evening. • -
bTSTELS AND ICE CILEASI ON ELAND DERMO
• Also a Ane assortment of Groceries, Confectioner''',
Frans, Nuts, .ta
mayl7' tf D. W. SCOTT k CO.
CENTRAL MARKET. -
The irobscribers still continue -to keen ammtantlY
on hand, a fulla,nd complete assortment of every
thing their business, consisting
ot •
maia-
BRF:F', PORK, FRESH AND SALT
SUGAILCURED RAMS.
MUTTON, BEEF. '
VEAL. POULTRY,
SAUSAGE, LARD.
BOLOGNA, DRIED BEEF,
TALLOW. kr., &e. =
Also , .
S
- FRE.Sti FROM THE T. ARRS
OYSTERS RE-FELTED DAILY
In their season. -
Parties wishing Oysters in large or small quanti
ties will be furnished on short notice, at the old
stand, (humus MAnsorr. 11mgal:qv's Block, first
door north of Dr. Porters.
CEA& G Exu.vm. KELLUM & murrxxx.
Tas:o. Mumma. ,
Feb. 24. 1870-tf
THE BEST AND CHOICEST
801" OKING TOBA'CICO,
IS 31.3....NIIFACTITZEDAT .
AC T 0 R O . 1,
3D DISTRICT OF aIARTLA,\ .
zr See that Ewe, Package you buy be that
istactiptkat.
. Dtat;.l4.l3To.
JACOBS,`
DILI= IN
MEN'S AND' BOYS' CLOTHING,
&V)
HATS AND CAPS.
All goods Irv:sated. and sold at the lowest rstea.
.Bouth .tor. t Beldleauta's block. hisha-st. za71814
sow spa, mob* do& of
CODFISH,
i [y:~:~l (7:H
lIF.RRT!
MODERN STONE WARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
DAIRYMEN„
FOX k SLERCIIR'S
First block north Of Wasil Limas.
BASED DAIL I
And sold at Wholesale and Retail
THEIR SELSO,N
Crociay sat Glammrsii
sUPEVESFOR 'l*lp'. -1 : . : , , , I . ;
TRAIN 1:1
RI
WIOKHABI &IBLACK'S
CROCKERY.
Mll A.,
i Prom 11. & C0. . ,----1--Traties;
GLASSWARE.
Now Intl pesistlfal-pattecrus.
STONEWARE.
SILVER. PLATED WARE,
Prom, Rodgers klirother
FRUIT JARS
Tha beet kind lu market.
Towanda, Aug. 30,11
Furniture.
FURNLTURE
NEW FIRM! . NEW GOODS!
ice, art now offering at our 'Wholesale and Retail'
FURNITURE 'EMPORIIJII' ,
:CO. 107 MUN sra
•
The vcatest inducetients to those in Sitint 'l
of
FIRST - CLASS FURNITURE I
Xver (I.lllered 1n Vila tnarliet
The attention Ofthe putalle is eapeetally caUe4 to
one recent hoav purchases from the Late Great Atm.
tint% Sales of -
CHAMBER AND
FURNITURE!PARLOR-
We, are now offering
WALNUT MARBLE TOP SETS
AT $75 00. And
NICE PARLOR SETS, At $5O 00,
To^,ethi . lr with our Complete litock
BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, CH IRS
TABLES, STANDS, Sf'RENTG
BED MiTRESSE.S,
LOORIXG:,:dLASSES,
And in bc - t" everything to be found in a Firat-r-haa
Furniture Store,
ca) trEn "ItAll TILE CHEIPEST
D MEMBER THAT WE ARE NOW MANIETPAG
iL luring., and•do offer good* of our own manu
facture cheaper than you tan buy city-made goads
elaewb4re. Lumber taken in exchange fur goods;
We 11.6 furnish
ROSEWOOD C..5311.ET5.
CASES. dND COFFINS
Of every description
BURIAL ROBES. CAPS, &c.,
Ala we also have the
FINEST lIEABSE
In this cectiars of C0111:11.ry
(iced« . delivered to tLe Depot free os charvi.
- JAMES 0. FROict & SONS.
Towsnds. Jan. 11,
Boots an Sh
GREAT BARGAINS IN
BOOTS 8z SI±OMS
I=3
NEW BOOT AND SI161; NTOSZ.
South end of Ward 'louse
Tbe mpierslgliod rze recievir.g a large wad well se
lected stock of
.1; 0 01 AND 'SHOES
ti,xii%l4lte for thti
SIMMS AND FALL TRADE,
Which we Wier low for Cash. Cootistieez of
GENTS,
LADTRS,
AND CIuLDREN S NrE &R.
SEWED .4.3'D .1 3 EGGED BOOTS
MADE TO ORDE.E. z -
REPAIR4VG,NEA-TLY JJONE.
A m ) 'truly WREN PROMISED
'Thankful for past favors, wit soliclt s continuance
of the suns. •
WOODIVIID. ounamxt
Towanda. April 5. 1.869.
-ROOPTSAIRED. AND SHOES 3r vpE AND
Itt -
L. C. NELSON.
flas made arrangements to accommodate customers
that are constantly calling with boots and Shoes for,
new soles, etc.. and have had to leave them, to their
great dimivantage. until another day-. The constant
call for this kind of work. and the desire to base it
done immediately, has induced me to make such ar
rangements that you need net - return home
Without your sole being renewed and your beds set
For prices that are honest and perfectly fair.
Ladle' that have gaiters that are broke at the toe,.
To this repair-shop is the place for to go
To get them re.vamped, neatly tipped or half-soled.
And your feet well protected from the wet and the cold
New work we can make yon with • the above double
quick.
We can make them for,you thin, or We can give them
to you thick, • •
We can make them with high heel., ar we can give
- them to you flat,
So you need not stager with • brick / in your hat,
N.13,--Good cider-vinegar for said by barrel or gal.
Front of Methodist church, Main street.
Towanda, Dec. 13, 1870. L. O. NELSON.
F OR SALF, AND TO RENT,
W. DITTRIC_H'S
MUSIC Sri4ORM.
corE litmnßED rrns - r-cs PIANOS.
ONE EfUNDIIED AND pi% - rx MELODEONS
TWO lIITSDRED.CABTNET A.ND CHURCH
OBGNAS,
Elie Hundred Violins, Clarionets,l Tildes, Banjos ;
GOitars, Concertinas, Accordeons. Strings .
. Tor all • String Instruments
. Drums, Bones, etc: •
SHEET 3lt - SIC 1D ViSTRUCTION BOOKS FOR
EV EMI INSTRVIELNT
ID I A N 10` S
From the only firtittlass =tees •in the United
States, as F. C. Llghte k Co.. Decker Bios:, Stine
way,Weber, New york ; Hallett' and Cumstons
Boston; Mathowsh.t.„ New Unveil CL;
Pluladelphia. and Eriabe in Baltirbure. Slelodebn.
from . 13. Sbordnger, New Ilaveri..Ct.• Pelonbet.
Pelton Co., New York. Organs , th e celebrated
Golden Reed American Organ. and tbs. Burdett
Combination Organ.' One door 'test of lide e cur's
Bank. the only store of the kind be Towanda. •
1nar.2211
H. Q. -PORTER, fillni&
_ LT =II
OLD CASH DRUG STORE,
' Zarerecently added limply to their-MD*oohand
as lete sesartmint, constlintityr an elieNollll
Way. embreciag many articles used In the Me fee
chanical carefully selected with
to m Me wants of the nubile. which wil i rie
keS 4 _impute:WY *Milled with ireah purchase. and
mired on the most reaaouable terms at Wholesalers
Reird; consoled= of
•
Fall lines . now open
ALCOHOL AND TURPENTINE ,
TANNER'S AND MACHINE OILS,
Pang and Toilet Articles in an their variety,
seosois. - !Busuls. SOAPS,- cans.
Pomades., Reir-Dps, Perftimery.
POCKETBOOKS, FOB T MON:AIS;
♦ complete assortment.
TOBACCO, SIMI,. PIPES AND CIGABB,
Garden. Field said Flower Seeds. Timms, Stip.
porters, Suspensories. Shoulder Itraces. Breast
Puirms, Teething Rings, Nursing Ranh*
Nipples. Nipple Shells and Shields. STrinali.
13edPans.Self-Sealing ProJtJars, Thar-
=meters. Flavbring Extracts, Stone '
Jugs. Glass Ware. Bottles. Vials, Corks. Bata
Brick, and Stove Wicking; Ftzlt Tackle, Ara
munition. kc.„ Botanic: Eclectic and Homorpath•
to Medicines, and all the popular }Vont
."\.
. ,
.
- All articles warranted att represented `` Persona at
$ distance can receive their orders by stage .or mall,
which will receive prompt and careful attention: • \
• Medical advice given gratuitously at the °flee:
charging only for medicine.
sir Thankful for past liberal patronage, Would lea
pectfully announce to their friends and the publie.that
no pains shall be spared to satisfy, and merit the con
tinuation of their confidence and patronage.
W Open Sundays lot prescriptions from 9 to 10
a.m., and 12 rd. to 1. and 5 to C p.m.
rioy2.llro--,T
TAYLGR'S CELEBRATED 01
Tie Great /Vientiane Remedy should bit kept and
used by every Farmer that keeps either Cattle or
Horees..every Teamster and Livery Stable Keep'r.
every Physician and Horse Farier for it will many
times cure pain and lameness. when all other medi
cines have failed. Miners and Railroad Men
should certainly -keep it. for it fa unsurpassed for
brumes and sprains- .liacksmiths should keep ft
for their own use and .for their customers tender
footed horses,' as nothing equals it for tender feet.feet.
Zver7 body suffering from pain and lameness of any
lad. burns.• cuts, wounds or any eruption Of the
akin, Corns. Chilblains or any disease reqiiirtnteati
outward application should certainly keepthit eels.
brated medicine. Every bottle warranted to give
satisfaction. For tale by Dr. H. C. Porter Son k Co.
Porter k Kirby and F. W. Brown. Druggists. TOWIESIII,
Pa. And by every Druggist
,and dealer in Biad.
ford and adjoining counties. •
Johnston Hilloway and Cowden. wholesale Patent
Medicine Depot, 'So. 602 - Arch street Philadeplhia,Pa.,
Wholesale Agents. H. BROWNIG TAYLOR,
inlyl9'76l Proprietor. Leßayerille, Pa.,
RHEeII.A.TISII—NtURALG . IA !
to any person producing any Medicine shosing hall
as many living, permanent cures as Dr. Frrxim's
TYGETA.BLZ Ilaixtmate Itiattart. tied inwardly
only. A pleasant Medicine. face from injurious
drugs. Warranted, under oath, to bare permarignt
ly cured 95 in every 100 patients treated in the pat,
ten yearn. (See teetimonyl. l It is the scientific. pre.
_scription of Prot. Jos. P. Filler. M. D., a gratinatelif
the rniversity of Pennsylvania. A. D., 15:33, vow
one of Philadelphia's oldest regular physicians. and_
Rrofe:lsor of Chemistry and Toxicology,—woo has
"pade Neurigia. ClaXonic and Intlatnatory ftheuma.
tem the specialty ,A his: entire professional
tact vouched for by the •signatures accompanying
each bottle. and other testimonials of many promi
nent renowned physicians and clergymen. To pro
tect sufferers from. poisonotia quack nostrums and
useless expenditure of money. • legal signed guar-,
antee, stating exact number Cif bottles warranted to
cure, will be forwarded grate to any-sufferer send.
lug by letter • full description of &diction. In case
of iailure 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 lit. J. P: FITLER, 29 South Fourth street,
Philadelphia, Pa. The Bernet* is sold or obtained
by Drugeists.
TOWA-NpA
Marble .Wo-rks.
Rave just received the largeet assortment of
e.
.•
A R 33 I_,
Evet exhibited in this seetiOn. to which they
tisettention of the public.,
They Yeti:, cu har..d or furnish to order
TOMB TONES, MANT-LE-S,
AT THE LOWEST TERM&
MISSES ;
•
Personain want of anything In cur Ilne are re
spectfully invited to call and examine oar stock.
• 3IcCABE &- SON.
•
. .
•
Towanda. nay 1. 1871.
B. A. PETTES & CO.;
FALL AND WI TER-GOODS
DRY CO OS..
FANCY GOODS AND NOIIONS;
VELVETEENS, WATERPROOFS,
SHAWLS,
Which they will eta at the
. .
LOWEST MARKET PRICR,
At the sign of the Biz Bonnet, erpoiito the
Court !lotus.
Pe1 , 2 13 - 3 m • MAIN STREET. , TOWANDA. I PA.
SoceTIJA.RTS Ivarrepßips at
• FOX S: 'turuPUß'S.
n
Drags Ist *Mini
:warn ism;
Cocas Yea sad Pl= ands; Tow*. Ps., -
Dams, lizelciamp, Cmonium,
nitro; cutif, vassomact.
sass, vsztass. rranz-wass.
And all klzKla at Bragger,
KEROSENE OR COAL OIL,
BundagPi
Laces, ELIDES, WICKS, attiNEll9.
Spars. Lard, This. Nash Foot: •
Pecked Knives. Bazars,
!roars, SIErleiND mum pmzpAßrnink
riihE WIN asp rAtrosEc-
For Biodkinal
EL C. PORTER, BON & Co
$5OO 11.1 . L - M PAID
dEQ. McCABE k SON
AMERICA AND ITALIAN
II O-NT.TITE.N T S,
crery stye,
lisve new on hand a nov. stock of
In great variety. suet. as
41ILLLSIEBT
VAIr-S3 sruts, sus vzr.vrrs,
'~f~c. r ; p
7,F
=II
1V4.170;,74
,LIFE
,INSUARANCE
4L
bumf Claim. $1,000.0 ea a aza.
QuiUsed by Ocogrise, 1864.
CLAMOR R.. CLARK, President ; - •
.TAT MOIR. Chairman Mums lad Ez. Com.
REFRY D. COORE, Vito Preside.* ;
RMEBSON W. 'PITT. igocinArry and Attaamy
TM advaritat'ea7of tbo itt l ona 3 Pre rte e
ate: Co
I. It is aNstiouslCOmParty, chartered *Cos r.. •
2. It has a paid up capital of Our =hog Dollsta
3. It Cfrers low rates emu:alums ; •
.. It formulas larger Insurance than other co l *
guiles,' for the saute irony ;
& It is dellnitS and catsu k ;
6. There 16 Di possibility of colsrepreeenu tion L ,
agents. or adiroodsestanding by poik7.L o i d ,4
T. The policies are plain eantivets, so touch In,
moos torso much Gooney ;
& All policies are son-tortelthig ;
t. The policies are yzeoiiiiT rem stiachic.t
S. W. CLARK k CO., Bankers. Phable
(lateral Agents.
B. 8. RIZBBELL. Mardwer.
s: a. =Ban a A. 43:14505,
ga.Agenta tor Towanda ar4 vicinity
Jan: 9. 1869.
'GUARDIAIir. MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE. COVPINt
251 BROADS:AT I NEW TORK.
. . .
.
Poucrce x Foams • ... • . t'25.09. - Jo \
Ann.& over • 2,q00,r,nr;
Alcatraz. Izacomr.. over -
... ,.. .... I.lo.r.vis
.
Loam' Pun .14094
All approved forma of Policies burned. ) .
• Liberal model for payment of premiums. . .
Yolk:lei non.forlettable by their terms.
The entire prolna of the Company divided elz ,
ably among the !sunned.
ANNUAL DIVIDENDS.
WALTON IL. •pr.cxlmi. PEzmn-r.
WIT.) TAM T. ITOOKE.g. VIOL Pampas.
LUCIUS II ADAMS. Sze) AND AL:TA).-
. .
PRILADELPHIA :
COC3XX & Co., Bankers. •
•
•
Berm. & Co.. Bankers.
Joins WOODATDI 1 / 4 Co.. Tea Merchants. •
-:. A. Mennen, Prest. Partners' a Mechattice.Btei
T. B. Prxrasost, Publisher.
• .: J. A. RECORD.
.11y12.70-)! Agent, Toeatigi.
CAMP
VINCENT'S
• GI.I 4 2iEIiAL '
In
sur4pce
FIRE. LIFE, AND ACCIDEIN.7 iNsrtANcE
PONeies written sand loo.es settled 3t.
We -insure against all , laina,g e
LIGHTNING, -
To buildinzs and conter4 orlive *tort ".
OFFICE SLAIN STREET,
Uppoeitc Conrt Etou,3e...
T. B. CAMP;
engl67l : - S. VINCENT.
Books and Statoinery. .
DIARIES FflTte 1871
PAPER ENVELOPES
•
NEW—YORK PAPERS - • ,•
- C
. • a.:
SCHOOL BOOKS
/NE, MrSIC, _ST-Mb:MY AND' Z
Picrtl= *-
„ . •
BLANK BOOKS
. .
. .
YANKEE NOTIONS.
Towitsidz,*Bl - . 19, 1868.
- -
800K -B IN DERY.-THE,' PUB
lie is respethilly informed that t.M. Rapt-hin
dery has'been removed to the ' , Reporter" Railime
third story, where will be done ,'
8008-818 - DING!
In ail its vitriol:us branches. an terms reatecalzte
"the times" will allow. The -Bindery will be
the charge of
H. C. WHITAXER.
An elpertenced Binder, and all'work willhepr:crt:l
done in a style and manner which cannot beelLeirl
Music, Magian:les. Newepapers.Old
to every variety of Style. Particular atter-tcr: 1r.1 . 4 le'
raid to the Bulir.g amlltinding of
BLANK BOOS&
. ,
To any desired Pattern, whkti in griklity end aura.
.I:linty will be warranted.
All work will be ready for delivery ben p:osnlsed.
The patronage of the public is bolxitva. an). per
feet aatiptaetion e t7teed.
Towanda, An .2. IE6&--tf.
_
T OWANDA*A.GRICULTURAL
WOILES STILL .4.3.4 XE
Th e
o
;fl t r e ofrintendentl this sliop is cow JfErik lon Dent
71J1j9MBEi1 WAGONS,
PLATFORM WAGON'S
COVERED AND OPEN Bt7GGIES
ever offered in this nisrket. Best selected
OAK. AND HICKORY TL\IBER
used. and all work made lky.tne mo.l
EIEMENCED WOIMMEN,
We have the
.rAricv r RUSSIA IRON SEAT?,
very light, and to durable that even' time has tz:
little to do to their decay.
Please examine our week betnre pnrchabirr
where., Repairin f done on short notice.
M. C. Mumma Prest. G. W. VINCENT,
Towaidallu'y 20, 1570. Superintetl.st
E. BOT T & CO.,
fIENM!d, PRODUCE
mission Merchants.
SCRANTON; P
Respecttplly solicit 'consignmuctts et—
BITTER, ZGGS, CHEESE, VEAL, POULTRY
And 'an other Perm Produce.
reshied in ScrAnten to:
no an extensive acqux l k'
of the city, we rec.t e'°'
lee to the entire sc.*:
One nt
the put
►nce sit
fltient the
fiction ,
SCES.
imam. orgren.
GORHAM S COLE"
L. S.
II tLD\
MAN, Le
TIN MANNING. Scx<a
S. G.
ham. Pa.
H.J. C
cille. Pa.
Y SIIOEII,kKES, lons
1.i . 14.2e'711 ' ,a H. 11J9 1 .!
PLASTER.
PLASTER.
PLASTX-ll
•
A full - supply - al Fresh Ground Ciyugs Fate
fromlauger. Fitch & Co.'s beds at the subscriber:
mill. at mouth cif Rummerfield Crook. tale:Y. rr e
pared and warranted a pure article.
ap1.1211-m•
.3 ERFT.
IJINTIR A_PPLES.—New, York
State apples by the barrel or
noel. at POI .t .111:13CCTS'S