il
SSC
' The Iloneekold.
SODA. I soAr.—The following is ex
cellent try-it Two pounds bar
soap ; twO pounds sal soda ; ten
quarts soft" water ; - boil till it is all
dissolved.
To TARE Las OUT of
the spotted part in , pure melted tal
low, and the ink will _come out with
ii. This is said to .be
HOLES in the bottom of iron ket
tles, min - stores, maybe stopped by
six parts well- pulverized dry clay,
and one part iron filing ; make into
a paste with boiling linseed oil.
13nonmo Hmit.,Cut:thin slices from
the middle of the ham ; pour boiling
Nrater over them, and let them stand
ten- minutes to freshen ; wipe the
slices dry, and broil quickly.
11Au.uoAn CAss.--One cup sugar,
one cup flour, two. tablespoonfuls
melted butter, three eggs, one tea=
spoonful lemon essence,one teaspoon
ful - cream tarter, half teaspoonful
soda.
FEATIIESED CAM—Three cups .of
tlonr, two of sugar, half cup of but
ter, and the same amount of milk„
two eggs, one teaspoonful cream tar
ter, half:teaspoonful soda. 'Flavor
with lemon.
POUND CAKE, Most:am—Two cups
butter, three cups sugar, ten eggs,
fly° cups flour. Stir the butter and
sugar to a cream, add the yolks well
beaten, then the flour, lastly the
whites.
Sroxot Ca:sm.—Break two
cgs pan teacup ,eacup ; beat slightly ; fill
up with thick, sweet cream ; then
ild,l one cup of white sugar; one cup
t:f 'lour ; one teaspoonful of cream
.of tarter ; one half a teaspoonful of
soda.. Flavor with lemon.
WArEa - CARr...----One teacup of sug
ar : half can of. butter ;
ono_ teacup
of water .; two cups of flour ; tea ,
spoonful cream tarter:; one .of soda ;
li ., a,t,the butter and eggs to a cream;
then add the other ingredients ; stir
well; and - bake- quick ; flavor, with
- nutmeg or lemon.
lb CLEANSE THE HANDS FE.olt• DYE
STAIN-S—Ponr a thimbleful of oil of
vitriol in a basin of water, and wash
without soap. When the stains are
entirely removed, and not before,
wash completely in cold water (if
warm so much the better', using no
soap until the acid is entirely off..
C.A.anor ItcADlN4.—One pound of;
carrots boiled and rubbed through a
eullender, half pound seeded raisins,
three quarters of a pound suet, four
tablespoonfuls sugar, eight
•.noor.frds flnur, and a little salt. Boil
lour Hours, and then - let it stand in
the oven tsenty minutes. Serve. with
cream sauce, flavored to taste.
: . . ,„,
AENIOVENG URI:A - K.-A. very . easy
,v fly to remove spots of candle greese;
etc., • from it carpet, is to lay over
them course brown paper ; anil-on it
:;et t warm iron ; take off in a few
jainuteg and the grease will be found
on the paper - If one . application
does not entirely, remove, try again.
STAii.SANT 'WATER AND MILK-It
!:;"A'S been known for a long time that
milk left standing m a room where
-oatients are sick, becomes permeated
with the subtle poison - of the disease.
Contagion has also been spread
through milk, by reason of persons
recovering from sickness attending
to the labor of.the •dairy. The kind
~f , - or!fodder an-which the cows
feed also gives a peculiar flavor and
, .inality to their milk. In Addition to
these facts, it has recently been de
nfonstrated that the most startling
eOnsequenees may ensue from the
animals drinking, i stagnant water.
Professor taw, of Cornell tuiversi-
has examined with a microscope,
milk of an;unusual, roby appearance,
and fonniU it full :of those fungi, or
vegetable Organisms, that abound in
stagnant eater. On inquiry,le found
that the cows from Which it came
had only (stagnant water to drink,
and further investigation revealed
tilt , fact that the blood of the ani-
seals teemo with. these fungi, and
-that the-cpwa were in a feverish, un
healthy Condition: The warning
which thiS discovery ought to con
vey is eery simple. It is the duty of
dnirytneiq to see that their cattle
have a supply 4:1. - pure, sweet water.
TheY usel- such a great =quantity' of
water that a judicious: concern for
tile health of the community should
induce t..l+oa to employ none but the
very cleanest.
OF CROPS IN NATtRE.-It
is generally considered - that the prin
ciple of rotation in crops is a Modern
_discovery;; ) and yet nature has work
ed in thisi way from the' commence
ment. Proofs of this are seen in the
regetable,remains of rocksi and coal
beds, and} even now we see ,the `same
principle t work whenever we cut
down, a pi e woods; which if Allowed
to grow in timbers again is replaced
with deciduous trees, as oaks, beech
es, Maplei, etc., while a beech or ma
ple cir oal, wood cut -off will be re
placed wii h pines. Here is undoubt
edly rotation of crops,. and we mere
ly followilature when we adopt the
principle in oar agricultural opera
tions.
—Poor. FEED.--Jeremiah O'Brien,
Oneida county, N. Y., wanted to
know of t e Farmer's Club, what he
should do l for his CONKS ; he fed them
bay, but, they were rough, scrawny,
and poor, and veryi weak. 'Would
copperas ielp them, or is the soil de
_Swot-a in
- l ime, potash, or iron ? He.
wanted light on this subject. F. D.
Curtis— P or feed is what's the mat
ter. life hould give them some oil
meal with their Fay, or steam their
feed. Dr Crane added that good
bay with meal of some sort was all
that was - eeded ; it was poor feed
that taus d all the hollow-horn we
hear of aid most other complaints.
St•did not pay to cook feed where
corn was wenty-five •cent , a bushel,
any how. , _
1 (.... UST (.)14
litErtuo Coiss IN Alms-au
":Orange- County " milk
ilk.,,Long Island thus feeds
namely, ten pounds of
trarts, of corn or oil-meal,
eshel of brewers' grain dai
ost of ibis is, for hay 15
1 1;5 cents, grains 18 cents,
lv ir w he bi a . v h e r ra efa e ils yi a el t d tet
d
cart. Calculating for in
ost of,stock and other ex.
a_ a proper remuneration
omfortable and unseasona
necessary, if an "Orange
dairyman is honest, he is
eing a "bloated aristocrat,"
Io does not well earn his
producer I ,
his cows
hay, four
and one
ly. The
cents, me
total 48 el
ton guar
cents per ,
terest on
penses, a . 1
for the tin!
ble labor
County "
far from
or
. one w
money.
there is z something in
kt i man said, when he. tried to put
s littly kitten in it.
ME
dud, "u til l
,bis boot on
rf7FTl!.r,i:rwa
paimparz & MACE NE SHOP.
~
„.
• Tbi under/doled baling purchased the Foundry
sad Xectdue Shop lately owned by Johu Carsoze,
am prepared to do all kinds or wort appertaintog s to
their biudnesso - with promptness-a:ld dispitch. ~ -
MILL GEARINGS
, \
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS!,
MAN DRILLS,
sad *LI klndo of
MILL BI . RONS
win. TO OIIDER.
ENGINES IMPAIRED,
ktd all work tramoted to gin istiesotlon.
Matti 4i‘
Of the Wed and mod ititprosedidndamannfactnrod
and keArt constantly on hand rnady for rm.
PLOUGHS,
&DieEMU. MOO AND WOODEN BEAMS
Of all kinds.
CULTIVATOR% CORN PLOUGHS
AND
PLOUGH POINTS
Of all kinds , and the latent improvements kept
constantly oh heel
CHURN POWERS,
LABOE AND SMALL SIZE
STOVE CASTINGS
CELLAR GRATER,
SLED !IND• SLEIGH SHOES,
LARGE 111,01 i SETTLES
And all kinds of castings turnlahed re.
March 30.1870. MBA'S% k =lemma.'
NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY !
On Pine, betilisen Alain ind gocond. Streets, back
of G. F. Mason r ik - Cp.'s Bank,
tOWANDA,
HENRY STULEN CO.,
Respectfully anconnee to his i...n.als3All..truns,
ti.“ 6.1 hare buAt a
NEW BRICK CARRIAGE FACTORY.
where they wilt constantly keep on hand a full astort
meat c.f
F.A.MI IN CARRIAGES,
TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES,
PL ITFORM WAGONS,
TROTTING StTLETS,. SKELETONS,
Made of the Lest material and finished iu the beet
city style: We long eiperieuce in city Carriage
Factories k;11.1,S them a decid , id anl3 - antege over other.
in the
Finish, Style aid Durabititii
of his Wegous. All they ast'+' ' ,•
INSPECTION OF HIS WORK
presiona to pa.:+chaiing tlgewhere
ALL WORK WARRANTED TO GIVVERFECT
=
Thankful for Vie liberal eatronaxe formerly ex
tended'and resivetfu;ly ask s continuance of.the
lame.
ItEPAIItISG PROMPTLY ATTL,NDED To
reduced yri t' f'
Torands. slay 24. 1470. tf
THE OLD MAJN STREET
Carriage factory.
JAMES BRYANT
Still continue.; two manufscture of
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS,
Of every 4eecript:on, at the. u71it.412.1 of O. II
MAIN tiTnr..ET, TQW‘V.iLLSIVA.
ilia work is all td . tha
LATEST STYLE . AND FINISH.
in the inane ;urn nr wvot=l" mltitiug usea but
BEST .STEEL AXLES;
Tu ethcr %.th the
COMPOSITION LOXES
Tn Light
PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS
LUMBER WAGONS
Sept constantly Cli Land
tne best Eastern stock is nsed in the manntarttue
i
Wheels. Spokes are all rived ont—nct saared.
ALL WORE SOLD
W,UiRANTED EQUAL TO -ANY
Ae•to tattbla, sal 48 to durab!lit
SUPER:OR TO ANT IN' TIIIS SECTION'
IP - lA. Wcirs WAsamrlT.D.
JAMES BRYANT!
ap1.19 71
BI-100 D CO.
&Wl continuo o manufachare thelr reloloste.d
HORSE POWERS & CLEANERS,
and will sell a better machine, for less money tlasn
can be had elsewhere to the world. We claim for
our machines that they will do as much, or more.
tan any other, and Ire more durably built. We
personally superintend our work and sco that it is
will down. We will send
DIKIIIPTIVE CATALOOVES:
of our machines, on sppliidiOn.
ONE AND TWO.HORSE POWERS,
One A' TS* Horse THRESHER a SEPERATORS.
THRESHER and CLEANERS.
FA-NNING MILLS,
OCIACCLLIft am DRAG saw mrcre.
• SAW AND GUST MILL work done to order.
Give us seall before purchasing elsewhere.
'Yd. 'OD CLUO,ICEVIIit 4 SN:THIT
•0 0 - ' I Y aoo'l ff
Aug. 2, 1869.
NEW PLANING MILL.
The naderaigned having built a large and comma.
dicme Ititl in the Borough of Towanda, and Ailed it
With the moat modern and improved machinery, for
the mannbecture of
wnt - Dow SARI AND BLINDS.
•
ire.precared to All orders. whether Urge rkr amen.
uporithe shortest notice. We hare also a large va
riety of MOULDPICK of the latest style and pattern,
which can Trash much cheaper than they a s be
=Ad b y ha nd.
TONG7ESG. •
OROOVECO,
AND ISCIIOOI.
' &OEM,
And all other work pertaizazig to Joinery. Will bedone
W suit Otte customers. '
Paramus building, and not living more than twelve
to fourteen nines dietant, will nod it largely for their
lutenist to tiny of us, or bring their lumber and hare
it waited by our nasclaLnery. Bring your grist of,
Flooring:rt.r other lumber. and while your team is
feeding. hare it ground out and take It home with
YOU.
We 'will *y CASU for PLVE AND 143ELOCE
UMBER tiativerei at oar Iturber yard. Corns and
sums, or if Torteazicorn't a r w cite. ;
Torpid& y.b.. 38C4. I X. RODGERS & CO.
TITIACA & AMEN,
-a- on and attar Monday, 11.
Paaaimpr Train stasis North
8:43 a.m.. antra at Ithaca
Booth leave It at 3.00 p. at.
5;20 p.m
SpuTilElll4 , C
GOAD.—Oa aid lifter X
Train. willrun as follows
men.
Auburn. l
Athena._ 1 An
1::w .2..ar, 10:10 4.M. 10,
8:30 A.lt.i 4:55 r. X. lA ,
4:50 P.Y. I
'Dalai kayo Owego . for Au
12:4013. 55..*and 5:45 p. ui
from Aubans at 11:36 a.m.. 2-
-
T I 3M
110.014 y, 2Ccq
ziorrms.A.r.D.,
P.
2:10 7:00 TOWANDA
2:30 I, 7:10 ASUCLAIr JTTNOrIION
• 2:40 ! 1:30 .. , .....110: 4 1110__ I r
3:101 0:00 1 ..wtr,,n)p
stlo ALBArsir• • • •
3;30 8:10Imst
3:no , 8:40 , 130 n
4:251,9:15 BERNICE
P. V. I A: 11.1 •
ii r: 114 - x;
CKWlrassfq
pA. NT.Y.O R.R. CO.-
OCMIEVRAIXD, I
1 ICOUTEWAL.P.
\ING. i NO.INM
'N S: + ; at. 2. 130.
—,..!P
X4Ol
....--,—.. A ...1----,
_'' , -- 1 l—':-
..SZI "T st ,r 3.1 (1. !.t
..... .. .. .. .
243 1 1 _
... 561 . ,•'''' i _' ., - ' ; Elmira 19.45` - G 45'8 40
3 30'12 15; 8 30 ,
.......Warcirli...... 11 651 6 01 75 3
3 40'12 501 8 40.......Atberis ...... 11 45 .5 51 745
43J; 13:.! 925 , Tosrara a 1100 3 25.7 01
5 30,. 215.10 2.5' V;yalaelng ' 9 55 4 33 6 1 1
5 EEO 2 S.l 10 45". lAce- j ril e. .....1 9 34, 4 15 ; 5 43
6 17! 2 55;11 09'.... ll:Cchoplien..,. , 9 11 1 3 575 ::11
6 251 3 001 161.... Mehonpany.... ! 303 3 50 . 5 15
6ED 3 2.331 45 ; ...Tunthansaock....' 8 SRil 335 443
7 50. 4 27;1 ISO .......PittstDla , 735 225 3 li3
14 151 445 200. ....Wilkes Earru... ' 7101 2052 19
....1 7 00. 4 20 —Martell CI l auk... .....'ll2O :.
P . k. S. - IV, 535'Allenio A 3.1 11019 r .r.
$ 1111 5 55! .....11ethleh rd, ... ilo e5l
S 1 , 3 6 25. ED...tC . .. . 3'25;
No. No INO .rurc".lr.
354 s' 7: STA.TIOI
No. no Icaveit.Tow-tr. 1!
vctr. S Arrive a.t . Elmira
teats Elmira at 5
0 2fj. e 9; arrive at Towana
.tomi Truing dine at VII'
d'.,Tie at l'itti.toy.
I , ,,,,sen,zei-a to and troin
trith,nt c h ange of crag
Down train connects at
fast r;:pre,o! for liarrisi
XTEW ROUTE
sue. .•
gb Q.1;44 and moat 111:fri
tit, ore, Washington. ant ti
Nor Yor - .1 Itallioad train. parrtha •'Pr.--andr, at 7.15
ma: ecloao cnnneciipti at llet'.-Irbrrn La.
tw..s train of North Felix; a ita.lrnad. anr' arrive 'n
YLilcdc it , hia at ti :o5 P. 'N ~ in titre to PA.. is tit
tr F ( Aber fur the 17c
rcmrs a-re .t tar at-rival nf
convey Paaaerr ell! 4., the carioca Dt,t-.Ss
' 1 •pc via of the Ml r
Leays North Penn'a I a react cornc..-
an:l American etre :t , I hilaicP)his, at 7:35 A. NI.,
arriN ins: at T04.'1111'.14 4:" P. NI.. s-ans ening.
31 a 7 nea Mtg.:Zags Expr • - rallects deliv.rs h..g.
pivc. office No."loseSont iflh.atr.K t, Phrlodviph a.
IrILYSOUT ACCtS44IOP.STIC E.
:D. - gatrtre:ved at Froit and Noff., strr
arlph:a. and f.wwarded br Daily Fa. , ' Fre ..:ht tra.n
to ows ;ult. and an peir.ii. is STIS -"ball', Var. , Z.,
with fin:vit dispatch. r.LLis cLAIME.
fen. Ail. N. P. R. '_ - roast and Tilinw hta.
2;C , " - - 21, 1870.• ^Phils•lelybia.
!
E R TA:UAW-I Y
A!. - DISITUOVEM , •.0
COAC 14Y. crmbinit4 all r.': . alern - o
nin i tnrongn on all Tralmk
t4 l=rovviioa 13r;age l , Oeve a.:i1JC . : , 1,2t, kik!
A14:1!.) ,, t Tirr F.,
RENHY AMIN
H. S. CLARK.
CO3
‘1641)
teber lltb. dn.
leave Athens**
11:16 sm. Gettig
Attire at Athens ac
RAIL
For.l3a, 2811,
Autz.7%.
,Itts.l • Athens.
; A. 1:.-1 12;45 mu.
43 . :19 r. sc.
Y.
'um et 7:25
arztve at Owego
pan., and 8:93 pap.
I ABLE OF
Er.IE TWELIIO
. 13, 1871.
01
I=
AIMA'SGESEOT OF PAITIMIGErt TILATNS,
. To take effort MotAO Nov. 27, 1871.
',lO :19 815 ....Y , 1193,1n11
t 9 45; Few T.
'4l ..Waßhin:
!
;r1; ;
t!;113 ..., • I
{ •A' S ~'l ~~:
• A at:
l'; Ather.R, 7:A; Vt
at '3 qt") :r.
Waverly. G Ate
at .7 45 r.
:llscrn, Up Train&
Nca York ttp.,l I-
1. - .llt own W ith Thrnr:,,h
P:tt.•hutg vind the West
It. A.. FACKER.
'0 PHIL DEL-
A'SLA TtATJAiO.3LD.
sffirra PENNSIT'i
itto to wa,u3pid.. 1
e Sontb.: .
MCE=2
Par,enge:n Fy this r
'a'•!r,l ;: -7
MEI
MERE
A N S . ,N+"
...2 1•. •7: s
r. •c
s.aark.
C.ty
Sac.mellatina
Por.
I.ol4:llarntou.
Wairrarly
17. 1 :01-1
Cormlng
Painted Pest.
liracbester.. ' .7 . 40, 11 40. ..• . 1 R 20 10 20
" :4 8 53 , 2 07. 13 "-n.; B' 27
331713a10. , 121'9 6 2r.: 11 :5 11 2.0
:Niagara Pa 115.... a' ; 32 49 7Wi 1210. 12 10
SnBl.'nslOck 13ralge 'a r 12 5:: 710 1215 ,12
thiftnYl a' ! 1 (41 7 12 12 21
PuntiC: 222 720 12 54 12 54
C." , 7, '404 . " 181 f 5 r
Cifteinust! . .; G (~)• ..... '; 7 4 0
21.. P. 'M. e • r..A. X.
lo 31 or - 5:: 7 Pri
741. 11 'SI:, 7 2/1
- F , :•7 , 21;
•• 13 915 , 2 :1 25
•• 5 sai 1030, 3 1.5; 41 )
:11i 11 r;)' 4,". 4 49
, 11 rl 52 - k
•• ,i 3 1 . 2 7. 5 .^ J 6( a
- 12:2, ...... • ....
AUDIT TO:SAL LOCrl. TII.IIIrS
I•srcpt Crni(ll..s : Cr.lkn. StNr).
Stnithbo‘ro art - '
trei I F 'T
1'1:.t 4 10:21. C4 , rn"ltrz 11 :ro. Pa/ntel p 0.4 ;
4 , t.ip,,t 1:00 P.m.. /TA': 1:.:5. Ca 111.7
Ir.!, 1:65. Cameron, 2-2 S. Mirian 3:27, Can'..z.-o
^-:•iain : 7, at f10r1101.0114 , at 4:23 p.m.
a.to.. vx“..r,t tittn,layq frcu, •a.
.5; 0ppcn.....• at Crmt Imml
Ilamton 11: 6 5. nootwr Uniun CamPa , : , l,
(14 , .!0 7:11. Tir,loa S.o.itlll,rro
ton R:P3. Wari•rly A:2n. o.l,emongt W4.11‘11:,..!
Small;pnrt 2:1)4 ;Elmira (P. 15. ),!g Fiats 2:m.
('owing 11):M). Tha!ntejl A,l4!Kon 1 -6
itmi , l.4)nr,vlllplo:sl, Mille 11:n4. Carnpr , •,l
11.15. A,l^:an 11:17..Cani:teo 11 arr!aity, ^.l
1T0r1,011 , aP.1.• At 12;115 1 p.m.
I:.:sna ;14P:r. fr. - 1n SnFtir, Canna.
p,or ; ,! 7:15, Eiryroo,l Ein:2!,amt ,, ,n,
rnion g:27. CmonviT. , " 1.1:4.7,
2 - 14. Vora 1,(.17. Stultlly)ro :9.40. Parton
11 - .7.acey 10:20. et,r.;:unr, 0-5.1.
Elmira 11:2r. 11;:c } - ,at• 12,20
r.ifitear , At ;12:24. P 4 got, I . .. at`,l;un. a 04.
.1:07, Carrel. 7:1 . I41;I'4'; 1:22, C.tt
:75., Can:_stect And st :t
p m.. t - sfe.:lt! 5rm,11.3 , .
St.iTrm: at Gro4l P. , 0 1:5o. K*;-;.7.-0.1 2:21 rin7-
11Amten n:4O. Ifrxper 4:14, 4124. Campvli,:‘
r;:or,, and arriv:nct at pa•(.7o at 5 tit p
1:15 n ex ,, pt Sunday.. front Stor Tc,ln
ne Riq Flaterl :39. Corlitt..: - 2:0, Pa it' PoFt 2:i •:;,
and 1.1...qtre. eia Acnn. to l'Inf!"..lo, ^at .35 Try.
. .
• . .
•
except 8.4•13ayi.. fr•w•
Stoppinl at Hooper 2:45. I'n , nn 21,5. entnprill , 3.11
Owog ,, 3:37, 3:53. S•d,tlibn 11 4:119, Barmy? 4::
lirncurly 4:10, ("hewnne. 4."6. 54":11v.1• , :rr , . Soutl.-
pt. rt .!q. arriving at Elnsira at 6:3( ;•. m,
t...ST V \LI
Ao.
t 2.."
- r N 8 7
I •P ,
:
Leave 9 1! 4 I
i 10^0
1 ' 25 •• • 1 , 1 ;t
140 64 . 1000; I=o
145 5 . 10 u.l l . 4 •
throinu4t I
(le% r la ud.
ft.
stl , ynPinn 11.7!dg,
2`!+ - . - -!sra rara‘
`.,70
104
400 si.
Hernelisvi.le
.
35J 12 4 ris 111,1
812. 1.2 5 35' I'2 CS
S 47, 1 :V." G /2 41
(o-nn.g.
Ern
1). rl7.
?If! 21f 4 ' G' ill
7912 3, 72: 1
G: rat 3cn , 1. '," ••• • • • 0::5 r. 2 2
Su. quebant.:...„ 1102 4 tql . F2'• 2 47
Po - t •lervi,4 Arrive 1:22 7 ' 12 I)
_ 4l 1 2:; 845 12 22.
4,41.bc.n
Ntwriri4 - 1. • t • •• .. 12 I.j, j
I'At • • •50 11 641:_ '2 47' h
=II
OD 2 GI -
33' ir:;s 323
J(s
?00 12 1 0 3;9 i?
r. V. r.
REHM
ADD!IIO:. , ZAL LOCAL. Tr.u - xs I:_sl'AvAr.r)
5:9 1 cteerd Sm•lays '.roan
tatopiqul atCanistec ; s:32..A.driau 5:45. Cauca ror(:s - ;,
Ca•.i'run 7:tl. Ita:hbonevairi 7:30 .lild.so-i
Painted Post 2:13. Corning 10:0J. Ilan;
10 :42, Elmira 13:40 p.m.. tore bp.,rt 12:45. We ilsblir •
1.21 Clismung Wsi.rrly 2:42 , 'Batton
bariti.:KiVi 3.42. /logs. 4. iO, end arrming at (hn•go
at 4.37 pan.
a.m.. iloUy, from 11 , itnelistille. Storpliig at
Can:sten 7:13, Adrian 7:.M. arneron 8:00. Bath.
:42. Addison 0. ti, Painted Post ths7. Cor
ning, 10:15. Big Fists 10:32. Mantra 12:20 p in.,
Southport 12:25, Wellsburg 12:52, Chemung 1:10,
Waverly 1:50. Barton - Srnlthboro 2:40. T:0143
3:05. Owego 3:40. Campville 4:15. scion 4:48. Bing
hamton 3:41 , ,,K1rkw00d G:23. Guist Bend anti
arriving at Susquehanna at 7:3) p.m.
:(Q asn „ except sundaya, from Osrrgr. f 4104, g
at t2a,:.:rp,dilv 7:(1% ti ion 5:23. lion.)er V 341. ' 140r. , :-
hatnton 9:40. Kirkwood 10 Great . P.4:111J aL::
arriviug at Su vqtteliawas at 41:55 a.m.'
ex ,:*pt Sundays, from pmirs.
zt Souttr•ort 7:54, Wellabtrrz . S:10. Chetnral;:
fferly 0:43, Barton 9:0r4, Sat dirbdro
;2S. ()Wee, 0:15. 4.1:a1 rills 10:03. Union 10.
HOOPPT 10:22. and arriving at I.llngl:andon at 10
I:5S ' cu'rpt Ean,layia. from Painte.l
Stopping at Cott [mg 1.11,; Etta 2.20 and arry..- .
Ina , at Vtalra at 2:4upta
2:10 p.ra., rzcrpt Sunaaya. rola llornollgril:r,
Ftoprin4 at Cattatea 2:21, Aran 2:40, Cameron
3;')5. Came-na Mills 3:15. natlahniiev,fie••
t.on Painted post 4:17. Corainz 4:25. 11:g
4:(' Cfrdica 5:23. Sauitipc.: t Z:2O Wellsburg 5;42, Chr
ming, 2:57, Waverly - .4. Tie;,..s 7:05. thrtigo
f rtnlon 8n1,11,01.1,er
t3:33. Rirloco.l 8:59. rite.ll, ',kn.( 9:17, 2011 ar
r.liy,,T at Sulyneliautta at D. 37
t Mondays exc,itic... ;man•: Slcrt ri'.>•.i7+ a••
Tort .etch,
- t .5"-untlayF qa C. -t
la-7;;.tryugh. voliats NV r ee. 11‘e
Tery L4Terot Estes. for sn'f.e in the Crenrtay's
CI, the Tewands Deppt.
the gene: of t
Esilway conlratly sale West:ez k. 13
TlP•raiala.
1::177.1tze , 17:11
a
L. D. r.IIC.Er.It. • RUM,
' ucn7 Supt. 64A:CIPaas'r
PURE CIDER VINEGAR
Fos ts. IaISCTIVB.
- 1 - .
C
THE lIND
rimrchawi
• R. E PATCH,
ths, inn era. S. Mali k CO.. y nor Preigred
te Woe to the citizens 4 insittord Oeust7
ty, a Urge sod well selected stock of
G 0 CE E
Mach I ban seuchaseil for Caah, &NI feel cerifaleal
Si'
ngew
.that I an real It as low figura, NI Can be Purchalwa
_
elsewhere. I now oseeto the nblititsplendiflst,ock
xorarcirAnv.
r. Y. T. Y..
12:15 :15
12:05 7;05
11:45 G:45
11:15 6:15
i
11:05 6:C5
10:53 - 5:55
10:35 5:55
i 10:00 . S:LO
I .L M. I P. M.
4YDAI/4,
ager Agent.
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS,
.BTAIIOII, SA.LEILkTIII3. SPICES, ko
AKRON- FLOUR, GRAHAM DO
I keep constantly on hand, pons, DAI43, LARD, and
all kinds of F/SII. Would call the at:tont:on of the
publle to ose_Cen't '34.,at
STOCK OP TOBACCO,
Inqoraity or price. iosse Oaklej's C,elebratedLarin
drT. New York Cheer.kal awl Brows Soap
'
Pleat* all mad e rne oar PtOCk of
Large assortment of UNE - LE NOTIONS, 'tom=
SOATS, / trt'q Ili the highest cub per* for
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Farmers, give no a call bero;e ectizg elctwhero.
All porsotta Indebted to the late Erta will phase all
acid male itemallate. ,
paymeut. - .
, •
C. a. razen.
Towanda. Itarcb, 12, 18G7
SuperinteriJent
M . J. LONG
GROGERIESI AND PROVISIONS,
WCOD. WLLROW..6I) &T, , \l: WARE.
FLOUR, PEED, MEAL, 4:c.,
COR. MAIN BRIDGE STS.,
I desire to call the attention of 1 , .c pnblic to mg
aesotianent of goo4a, vcbict, to aba - aya tint %al com
plete. abfl will be 'ec.l,l to ti.iy ewitonier, at lowest
/111re.et rated..
My otoci:
•
Have tu-sn puroLa i sel Since the late re Ineron in the
tariff on thrut, and are off.!rra at prices to ear.
respond.
Orler3 by ma:l rr otb , : co;,e carett:
=4 prompt atter lion. ,
Thu;kiog the public for tho libcrot T.atronaze
the: , havo kitten tuo, I '4 , 11 a continuance of the
6 3141 e. •
CASU PAID ,ron'cou::TnY pnocrcL
:eh 2(171
G OLD STILL CONING DOWN
1 - ; CE R d; PRO VISION LINE.
COWELL & MYER'S
p!...ees that cannot fail to satisfy all Lod they are
determined not to be undersold by any one. They
have enlarged their Store by building so that they
now have room fur the frost. supplies that are daily
received by there'. Ir.ve c innected with their
stores Market 4ere Cloy now ke:p ireeh routs to
sell by the quarte , r or pier e. nen a 'oil liUrp7:, 0r ore..
ceries and Previsions, to welch the: , woubt the
attention of all cash bic - ori.. Come and etsrahme one
Goode and . Prid.es. before parehaaiug and satisfy
yourselves. Wel guareutoe till goods to give entire
satisfaction. We are thrukful to our customers for
their past liberal, ra , trnhaf.:e and e otleit a eontiimsnee
of the same. - COWELL tz 311 - Er..
Dec. 20.
CHRIS TM S
`t0..!% ,
S. , I I`..
rCHE UNDERSIGNED lies just re
ceivf 11 a laT,c &lad yariel asFl:traer.t cf
lf) 121 I 1.1
11 40' '704
Z LI (1
.. 71%
LADIFS'
or al delteripti
GOLD OILIINS, , FINE GOLD
JEWELRY,
CLOCKS OF ALL STYLES FROII THE CHEAP
GOLD. STLVES AND - STEP.I. SPECTACLES AND
Err-oLts.sEs to tit ati casks of impaired algAt.
NET - PATENT ACCOMODATIWG SPECTACLE'S.
By this patent I aril enabled to ezetruqe Glasses at
any tine without extra eba7ii,'e. Call and see.
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND TENVELET: REPLIMED
11:1) WPCZAJLICTE.D.
JrLESLTG ULNLN.
Towanda, Dv!, 5,1871.
1
4 ~..
GNJED; HAYING
mars tamed at
Save on hind a large stock of
BYE DO., DrCENSI/EAT DO
WOODEN .WARE.
C. B. PATCH.
N. I PATTON'S BLOCK,
TOAVAIS,DA, PA
I!~
TEAS, 1.1 --LL
. COFFEES,
1 AND
5.1 4
'ICES,
n l tr:7
argLow l'eltg 0..7...re1
NEW YEARS
HOLIDAY GOODS.
(7o:loitit.'ng of
WA . 'HES,
RICAN 'WATCHES
BM
SWISS WATCHES,
us. Alcc a Emlected 14.3ortin en t
ME
l EST TO THE BEST
-
—25, ,s e
.1,:5.p..1
1:1
• a ■
t s geE l :4
• ;..:;. , S ,'Se
•
4g*
%
• g 7•
1 - 'la.s::ti ."
•A
.24 7
4-z4
111614421 A'
CM
I-
Y FRANKS,
.11 - succarror to Utast Ituabt.)
MERCHANT TAILOR,
NA. it. Otidith k Pelves Block. ISFldge Street, To.
wands A good assortment of Clothe. trestingdand
Cush:acres. coestantl7 on band. Goods fonds to
order in the best =nom dec.7,11.-IY.
EUREKA 1 . EI7REB.A. I
ErerAo37 d!scovered that.)
THE OLD CLOTHING HOUSE
iliisentleld & Wolff
Quo door south of ros k. Stercur's) is
THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS.
They nor tare a great store fun of the
P. 101"; A.ND MOST Itr-4.LTIFUL ASSOUTMENT
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING
To le found outside the cities.
FINE ENOUGH
TO SIIG,4NY-TASTE,
TO ACCOMMODATE ANY PURSE
• DON'T BE DECEIVED!
Never kite an old friend for a new one.' 1
Remember- that itosrcrrELD & WOLFF Lt.
'permanently located here, and ctn oft , •r grest.r In
due,ruente to puroltmerit than any other bottle In
taws.
It Is the interest of gentlcmen in this section to
come and bring all their bnys, and give their goods
an eVamtnatiou.
-
•
C . cider the fart that yore can buy . at TgiSMN
.FII. i)
k• IVOLFrd. teautital and Ert2 bit= tie Cloth
tl
r ing or a mere scrag.
- ROS7.NYIELD S, WOLFF.
August '23. 1,37 L
•TMPORTANT TO ALL WHO
VALUE. THEM SIGHT!
Tlic fight of the ac' 1:1 an:stel the weak atrcngtherk
ed and the perfect prefterred.
PIIILADTLPIIIA OPTICAL LVITIITTE,
rci the rlallaracturing of the
CON:AVE CONVEX. cinvSTAL MISES; LOICDC,I4
EMOIED CLAM TOII WAX CII
Tuo - Concave Couvez Crystal Sipectaeles, made by
the above institute are now a long time before the
public, and the rapid and increased demand for them
combined with the universal acknowledgment of
their rlearr.eAs in vision and ease to the eye, Elbows
that they are eagetior bo any abler glasses
in the mg:krt.
M. .T. I,C,Nt3
The meiority of Spertacies, (moetly imported) and
no =Ater boo .fine the frames; contain but a poor
and worthlepa article of gitAaCS. (generally cast or
preseed:l tbey are made to be @old only, mahout
■ny calculation reepecting benefit to the eye. and
there'-ore the great complaint of poor and weak
Tboosauda are wring glaaaes now which ttre
and_fatigne the eye. where the objecite get dim after
abort &wore, or require an intensely strong light
and therefore destrortng the sight, which, were they
properly suited. would be y,reserced a tile time.
The advavtages - elsirued for the Concave Convex
Crystal ti;:s,•es are the following :
The LetiFts are ground of the beet material, pxn
.and hard. and mule only for optimil purposes: they
are tlitre!'ore not 11.1 1 .1 e five; seratched or dim.
They confer adirillisticy and distinctness of vision
not found la any otherglans.
They can ho aced equally 'well by day or candle
light without tinvg or Winning tilt eyes.
They are ground mathematically true In the con.
eav c convex mirror. according to the theosophy of
nstore, and shape of cornea of tha eye, therefore
'jotting nature only lustesidbf forcing it.
That the lenses are een terra correct into the frames.
They can be used longer tban any other glasses
without chaniOni; to a high er'polter.
The frames are made strong and durable by cape
ricoe6d workmen and warranted to give satisfaction.
aSI. A. CIT 4 M Bk RUNeI
Dealer in Watches; - Jewelry and Silver Ware. Towan
da. Pa., has the sole Agency for these glasses in
13radford county. Pediers employed.
July 12.
rIPOWANDA. STRAII
_
F LOURING MILLS !
W. H. FULLER & CO.,
Er .wpvtfrilly inform the pabl!c that haring rebnill
on the alto of the old mill, withal modern improve.
meld& they are now prepared tri
CUSTOM GR-MDING
I In the best possible rammer and nri the 'hottest
notice. Ifo pains will be spared to g 1 satisfaction.
Fanners doing business in-town can bring their
1 , grain and hare it ground the 'Foe dip to take back.
narn, Bucrorrint FLota, FEED & MEAL,
•
131 the car load or in quactities to snit pareharers
GROUND CA.TUGA PLASTER
kincla et grain tak , u 1,12 exchange t'z Plaster
Cr b d. for CI idnais of grain
Towaxtax. Nur .1, 1871
Apss. E. J. KINGSLEY,
Wishes to inform the ladies of Towanda and vjdait•
that she keeps constantly on hand a lama supply of
G , ods, suitable to the l season, Thanking her pat.
mat tar their liberal patrouav heretofore, she as
suresithem that no exertions will be spared Wen
sum A Continuance of the same. She also has a ate
selection of
HAIR AND FANCY GOODS,
such as
- Rid Gloves;
Linen Collars, . .
Ces, j
illandkerchivrs.
- Real Laces,
•
Corsets,
:efc. dr. ,
I hare also reopened. In connection'with the abors
my DItEsS swiNIO establishment and lam now
rreptred to do
CUTTIN? n.nd. - FrITING 1
In the Laird faahlonablestyles on abort notice.
Entrance nest door to Fos k biercur's, up stalls.
aprll 4 '7l.
NOTIOE.—In consequence of the.
death of CLIP:lea G. Kellam, lab: of the Knit of
Kellam it becomes necessary ,that all
outstanding sottranta of the firm of Kellum It
luck due the 30th. day of Septetiabcr. 1871, most be
/ paid by March 1, WV, - or Costa. will me made.
though the Imalness wit' be continnedruuder the
old arm name one] further nutteiy.' The books are
at the market toady for rettlentent.•
I:an. 31.'72. len. KKLLUIIIk :111:111pCS.
I)7IGILT KELLUM Aeuninlidzstor.
Their good' ere
CHEAP ENOUGH
AT I' G rEr. TON
G. F. MASON.
W. EL FULLER
- *mks. said Proitioni:
pl9plarB • _
, _ • - • ..
, AMMO AIM BROM
• ar' •' • • ' W V ' r ‘ a, • •
unt eanglisile OKI fig
C • :.P.Tlp ,T7rT.177.M7:1
lOrbicli vl3l be sold at the loinMt possible pries&
CODFISH.
MACKEREL, '
- HERRING,
PORK,
•MUTTON,
HMU,
EiLdUMU . Ma i l ia l einj etlla4:ll:ll' I *
MODERN STONE WARE,
l'A3ll= NOTIONS,
FLOUR, FEED, my. AT, , GRAIN, &a
Bring on your produce, which we Ftz awn for.
DAIRXM:U,
A constant supply bt Aibton Salt, all sized Chums..
Butter Fbidna. Tubs, to
Pietas call and look tbrougb oar stock. and weirill
do our best to please you. W. td. ROCKWELL .
Towanda, April 2 54 1889.
GROCERY ' AND PROVISIO. `
r
S ill '0 I?# M.
litdb.hißE & EDWARDS,
Who! Zsals and t;etad Deers in
FAMILY GROCERIES
PRO•VISIONS,
IVEMCISIVS rEW LLOCL TOWANDA. PA.
We do Dot deem it necessary to enumerate all the
diferent arteles we keep. Otte assortment to
ALWAYS COMPLETE.
We sell nothing but
FIRST CLASS GOODS.
Cash p4ll for farmers rroduce.
SAXES 3icCASIE.
16=11 1. 1870. WX. EDWARDS.
F , QA. • 3tERCUR are now reeeiv
tag a fresh stork of Goods in their line. bought
since the Ist January. to which they invite the at
tention of their friends. We keep the largest stock
in town. Onr goods are tresb and desirable. We
sell at lowest market prices.
Jam 19. 1871.
RESH AND NEW TEAS, bought
tine* the
be*the recent decline in price. and selling
cheap at retail:
Jaa. 19. 1571
FOX. & KERCIIII are 'selling Gib
cartes at retaiu. Jan. 19. 1871.
"PDX ILETICUR are selling New
and Fteah Good& JanA9. 1871.
.4 OX 31ERCUR are selling Gra
ceries cheap. Jan,l9.
OX MERCUR are selling first
clamm (1: - .cala only. lam 19,1871.
OI & MERCUR are selling
1.. cheaper than awn. Jan. 19, 1871.
REMEIiBER that we are selling
Goods, at
RETAIL!
And that we ntoa't be tindcreobl.
Jail. 19, 1871. FOX IFERCIIIL
A rCHIGA at N TOP,AC-
Jan. 19. I'7l,
- pox 4; MERCUR do not deal in
Silo .lay Goods. dad. 19; IS7I.
()UR CUSTOMERS can rely upon
N..." getting the very beet the tua-ket affords aid at
lowed prices.
Towanda, Jan
ME
EItEMBER THAT FOX & MElt
ctn. are retailing all kinds of Griwzries at
wlinicealepricm The lugs at stock in town. 43044
first can , . Prices low. E. FOS. •
&pt. 29."70. HENRYS
THE'LEST KE,ROSMZE OIL IN
-a_ :own br Use quintar or retail at
FOX. At hIERCRA'S.
B M= AND Drs.rip- 110031.
rirkt block north of Ward Rouse.
BRFATi, PIES, CA.NE,CRACKERS,
BARED DA“..T,
And sold at Wholesale and Retail.
In our DEUS° ROOMS we will secom*odate the
public with either a hutch or a good es,l at all
Unto, of th , da r anderening.
°MIMS AND ICE CREAM - ON BAND DIJBMG
THEIR SEASON. -
Also a fine assortment of Groceries, Confectionery.
Fruits, Nuts. Ac.
105719' D. W. SCOTT is co.
CENTRAL SET. •
The subscribers still continue to keep constantly
du hand a full and complete assortment of every
thing pertaining to their !liminess, consisting min
t, ot
BEEF, PORK, FRESH £&D SALT
SUOMI CURED HAMS,
BEEPi . 'JAM
POULTRIC,
SAUSAGE. LAUD,
BOLOGNA. • DRIED BM,
TALLOW. Ac., ke. ' .
MUTTON.
VEAL.
F , I S
FRESH FROM 1111. H LAICV.(I,
OYSTERS MZEMED DAILY '
in their season.
Pardee "tithing Oysters to largo or snail quanti
ties will be tarnished on abort notioa, at the old
stand, Ccsrat.t. Iltaxtr, Uontanye's Block, first
door north of Pr. Portent.
"ens& O Kszt,rn. SELLIIII & 7117LLOCIL
Tato. Mouncx. f
Feb. N. 18,70-tr -
TEE BEST AND CHOICEST
-YOKING TOBACOO,
•
•
IS MANUFACTMED AT
•
- •
FACTO . RY NO. I,
-
3D DISTiICT OF lIIIITLAND.
•
am- See that Every PaclAge, you buy burl that
tuactiption..
Dee. 14.1870.
•
TaREI4 HOUSES AND LOTS IN
TOWANPA BOBOUGII. 'OR SALE—Satiated
ou Poplar Street above Western Avenue. These
homes are now being built and Will be completed
OD August lst. Good well Cistern. and cellar with
each house. For farther particulars address or en•
gram of
Wine2Bll4) 131101.11 ALL.
At Wed. While, and Ides Store. Toitazds,„ Fa.
Oaitftv
SUPPLIES
,FIIIITEE
9'.A r. TR#.B.l)lO
WICKHAM & BLACK'S.
CROCKERY.
CHINA,
ling
GLASSWARE.
iaIf2 A M , L .. IA
SILVER PLATED WARE,
FRUIT JARS
Toviiinda, Aug. 30;11
F URNITU,RE.,
NEW FIRIO NEW'GOODS!
We are now offering at oar Wholesale and Retail
FURNITURE-EXPORIU, I g,
The greatest Lteltutements.to those in want of '
FIRST MASS FIIRNITIIRR
itret:' offered in This market.
The attention or the public , Is *wildly called to.
our recent hoar purchases from the late Great 'Auc
tion Sales of -
CHAMER AND PARLOR
H'ITIZNITZTRM
, We are now offering
WALNUT MARBLE TOP SETS
AT PS 00. end
'NICE PARLOR SETS, At $5O. 00,
BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, CHAIRS
TABLVS, STANDS, SPR IN G-
BEDS, 3IATRESSES,
LOOKDIG-GLASSES,
And In bet everything to be found in n Firat-elitas
REMEMBER THAT WE ARE NOW ILLNWFAC-
Wring. and do over goods •of our own mann
factare cheaper than Ton can buy city.made 'roods
elsewhere. Lumber taken in exelumge tor rixic
FUN. k METCCUIL
We else furnish
!EtALIC DUIII&E, CASES. AN - p' corms
And we aL.o hare the
FI!iERT IIEARBE
In this section of country. •
Goods daverefl to the Depot free of chine.
JA.11311 O. FROST & BONS.
Towanda. Jan. 11. 1871
GREAT BARGAINS IN
rox.k mencturs.
MOOTS &-
F. T. FOS.
HENRY MERCUR.
The undersigned ;re revering a large sui well se
lected stock of '
I? 0 0 T
StThI3IES AND . FALL TRADE,
GENTS,
.AND CHELDR&N'S WEAR.
SEWED AND PEGGED BOOTS
REPAIRING NEATLY DANE'
Thankful for put favors, ye eoUzit a eautihuance
of the same. 1
Wlllll. WOOMIXD. =XI= X. cum.
Tommla. April 5. 1801.
pa sA:LF, AZiD TO-REINTi.
MUSIC STORM.
.ONE HUNDRED IFIIIST4T.A.SS PLMS,
ONE EtTNDRED AI 1Y STITTMXLODEO3IB,
- TWO lIT'SDRED caw= Asp - fouinteu
°rams.
Fire Hundred Violins. Calif:meta, Pintos, Banjos,
Guitars. Concertinas. Aocordeons. fittings ,
for all Suing Instrtnnents.
Bimini. Bones. etc.:
BREET MEM 2:1) DiSTRUCTION BOORS POE'
EVERY werrataimr.
`Tram the only tasteless makers In the United
Stake, as P. C. Llghte & - Co.. Decker Bros., Stine.
tray, Weber. Nee 'York; Hallett and Cumstorui
Boston; Methewabek, New. Haven Ct.-; C. Meyer,
Pbilmelpine, and Reebe In -Baltimore. Milodeon,
from R. Elhordeger. Rear Reser', Ct.; Pelonbet.
Pelton k Co.. New York.. Organs, the celebrated
Golden Reed American Organ, and the Burdett
Combination Organ. One door east of Mercer's
Rink. the only store of the kind In Towanda,
mar.29'7l
ANCHOR LINE STEA?IERS.
• Sail every Wedncsdiy end Saturday.. to and
frou NEW YORE AND GLASOOW:
Caning at Londerry to land Waila and Passengers.
The Steamers of this favorite line am -built es{
presaly or the Atlantic Passenger Trade, and Sated
up 11. every respect with all the modern improve-
meats calculated to Insure • the ninety. comfort, and
convenient* of paesensers.. Passage Rates Payable
In Currency. 'to OLASSGOW, LL&ZRPOOL and
LONDONDERRY.
FIRST CABIN. $65 and 145. accordtng to lOcation.
CABIN RETURN TICKET& MO. wonting beat ac
commodations. TM/MEDIATE. $33. STEER.
AO& $2B.
Parties sending 'tor their friends lathe Old Conan
ta7 purehue ticket. at reduced rates. For fat.
ther ;articular' apply to HENDERSON BBOTECESS.
7 Bowling Green, N. Y. or to B. C. MEANS. Central
Express Mee, Towanda. Pa.
(10.P-ARTNEW , II.II).—The under-
Ktgned have this day formed * co-partnership
under the firm name of Humphrey tiro's. dr. Tracy.
for the purpose of mannf•cturing and jobbing Boob.;
Shoes an . Leather. The holiness will be carried
on at our-new fattory and Milearoom, corner Maim
and Elizabeth streets, Towanda. Pa.
IRA B. HEDIPHREIL
e. B. HOMMEL _
- ' CHARLES L. TRACT.
mod'►s
Full Undo Dow open
From H. b Co..
New azul besatiftd patterns.
A complete ••
Prom Rodgers & Brother
Sha best kb4d In atninst.
Farnituro
NO. 101 M.&fl £llll. MT.
Together with oar Complete Stott of
Fun:awls More.
CHEAPER. THAN THE CHEAPEST
R - 'OOD CASKETS
Of every description
DIIICIAL SOBER, CAPS. tc.,
Boots and. Shoe.
[ENID
NEW BOOT AND SEWS sroar.
South cud of Wart Uoue
AND'SHOEff
Saitable for the
Which we offer low for Cash. _Comte - Sag of
LADIES,
MADE TO OUDED.
- A.ND azun WELMI' PRAMMED
W. DITTRICH'S
Z) I _A_ 0 S
Drugs pad NNW=
Da H.O. PORTER, SON &
OLD , CASH DRUG STORE,
seguisluren . 0.414 „
- Gamer Mb sad nem Ohm* Tomas. Pi: •
Betersosstlir. added largely to their stock.sfall sad.
eemplete smaehsest. coustltatins sot catesstes Wir
+K r. smbreelas maw undo used fa Me Acts far
wittlimdtal Porpoise. ceretslis selected with
to the pimiesmhel mate of the public. wbich win be
Witei t ecostan4 Sitindledl with fresh .purebises, end
on the moot remousble terms M Wboteeile o:
lididLeoadditigof • • - .
Davos, lagoicriza,
• PAWL OILIk VAIDURSCR
ALCOHOL AND • •
8838. ~PAflrr . vAasua, watrz-vnsit.
ill kinds of Druidism,
KEROSENE OR COAL OIL,
- Burials( Mild% • -
LLIIPB;BIEADES, masa. corm%
Ilperts„ Lord. Blida, Basle Foot, •
; "S AND MACKINE OILS,
Peary sad Toilet Artleirei s ist all their variety.
VOSGES; BINBEES. WATS. .C9X1313.
Pomades. Ititr•Drie, Pectionery, •
POCKET BOOKS, POBTMONALS,
Pocket Raft's, Briars, .
TOOTH, agni AND lIMB PREPAR&TIONS.
PLI2.Z -WMIS LIQCOES,
Y6r Medlestal we,
Toßemo, sue, Pm:4 Arm Clams,
°Arden, Field and Ykrwer Seeds, Muses, Sup
porters, Suspensories. Shoulder Braces, Breast
Pumps, Teething Rings: Nurstim Bottles,
Nippy, Nipple Shells and Shields. Syringes,
Bed Pane, Selt-Scallng, Fruit Jars, net.
mcaneters, - Pluming Extracte. Stone
Jogs, Glass Ware. Bottles, Vials, Corks, Bath
Brick, and Stove Blacking, Fish Tackle, Am-
monition. ke.. Botanic, Eclectic and Hottscapath
lc Medicine., and all the popular Patent
• M.E.DICINES: - •
MI articles warranted as represented. Persons at
a distance can receive their orders by stage or mail.
which will receive prompt and careful attention. • •
Sledlcal advice given gratuitously at the once,
charging only for medicine. - -
ire Thankful for past liberal patronage. wouldl es
pectfully announce to their friends and the publicAftat
no pains shall be spared to Raney, and ineritthe con
tinuation of their confidence And pstronsge.
from
/or Open Sunda ys for prescriptions 9to 10
sag., and 12 m. to 1. and I to r, p.m. •
IL C..PONTER,- SON Ps CO.
July I. 1870.-yr
TAYLOR'S CELEBRATED OIL!
The preafithessugic Bev.edy should - AO kept and
used by every Farmer that keeps either Cattle or
Horses. every Teamster and Livery Stable Ecep"r,
every Physician and Horse Varier 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 is nnsarpaased tor
,larnsea • and sprains. Blacksmiths should keep it
for their own use and for (heir customers tender
-footed horses, u nothing equals it for Vender feet.
Every body entering from pain and lemenese of any
Find, barns, mats, wounds. or any eruption of the
akin, Coma. Chilblains or any disease requiring an
outward application should certainly keep this cele
brated medicine: Every bottle warranted to give
satisfaction. • For Pate, by Dr. H. C. Porter Son & Co.
Porter & Kirby and F. W. Brown Druggists; ToWandis.
Pa. And by every Druggist and neater In Brad
ford and adjoining counties.
Johnston Holloway and Cowden, wholesale Patent
Medicine Depot, No. Chg Arch street Phibuteplhia,Pa.,
Wholesale Agents. H. BROWN IG TAYLOR. "
~ tplyl9lo4 Proprietor, Toßayaville. Pa.,
RIEEEDMA:IISSI . --NEURALGLA.
t5OO WILL BE PAID
to any person producing any Medicine showing half
as many living, permanent cures Ira Dr. Frraga's
Vtart&BlX EIELVICILTIC nialtEDY. tied inwardly
only. A pleasant Medicine, free from injurious
drags. Warranted, tinder oath, to have permanent
ly cured 95 in every 100 patients treated in the p sat
ten years. (See testimonyt. It is the scientific pre
acription of Prot. Jos. P. Fitler, M. P. a graduate of
the Cniveraity of Penniglvania. A. D., 1833. —now
one of Philadelphia's oldest regular physicians, and
' Professor of Chemistry and . Toxicology,—wno .has
made New/iris. Chronic and Inflamatory• Ilheum.l
- the'specialty of hia entire profeaaional 11113. a
fact vouched for by ! the signaturei accnmpanying
each bottle, and other testa:minds of many promi
nent renoarned physicians and clergymen. To pro
'
test sufferers from poisonous quack nostrums and
useless expenditure of money, a legal signed guar
antee, stating exact number of bottles warranted to
cure, will be forwarded gratis to any stifferee seed
ing by letter a full description of *tit Lion. In C. 1.10
of failure to cure, amount paid positively refunded.
3fedicine sent anywhere by express, collect on de
livery. Afflicted invited to write. for advice: all in
formation and'rnedical advice sent by letter gratis,
Address Dr. J.P. ITFLER, 29 South Fourth street,
Philadelphia. Pa.. The Remedy is sold t,r obtained
by Druggists.
For gale by PORTER. A: mr.r. Dru , —ists, ner
cue. Block, Towanda, Pa. -
TOIVANPA
Nur ble Works.
I GEO. 11c,CABE . & SON
• I
Hama •Jabt. receiv.?d the Zargoet assorflot•Lt of
•
AMERICA AND _ITALIAN
, -
P., 13 I
.
Entr e:Aibited is Ibis r(vtltn. tfi . width then
. lnvite th e atte(!tita °tam t . lblie. •
[
They kecr on *r:and or farnisii to order
I i.O.Nt:NIENTS,
TO= STONES,
.MANTLES, &c.,
SENSES,
At ii±il LOWEST-TERMS.
-
Persona in want of inything in Mu line are re
■pectfully invited to can and examine our stork.
- McCABE & SON
Towincia. Ifiy 1, 1371.
B. A. PETTES & CO.,
Hare now on hand s net stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
In- great variety, sucy fig
DR•Y GOODS.
FANCY GOODS ,AND NOTIONS,
DK.ESS SILKS. SILK VELVETS.
N"ELVETERNS, WATERPROOFS,
Which thry. will sell-at . the
•
•
LQIYEST MARKET i'RICE,
I At the Bleu. of the Db! liorclet; errmite ate
AFULL ASSORTMENT OF
DEED and CASOLUD awns. at ,'
Much 1% ISM • 1401 a grrT *Pp
Al INS
Of esi , n - style,
Irtu.zzilY,
AND SHAWLS,
- (7ou rt,
ST! T. Toxv.kl^al.:rA
- Umwe.
.- - .
NitIONII ;
LIPZ INSIJARAisTE
co. or 17.5. A.
c u p ' gifitTAL. sl.ooo.ooo—surk
Cbartend by - Congress, lack
num= U. CLARK. Pres'44xt • •
coolc.E. Ctairma Finance aul Ex. G•xx i ,
MOBS D. EOOl4. Eke Preiddeit
°LEMON W. PEST, Secretary and Mtuarj
I
The adveatages of the 'National Lire
ate: - ' -
I. It is a National Company, chartered by 'Cos rea
l. It hail paid up capital of due Itilliou pow.
3. - It offer. rates of preudiroa '
4. It furrdsbes larger insurance than other
poulles„ for the mime .thouey ;
•
&It fa &Ltd* and certain ;
O. There is na pNufblliti of ntiare.prc,cat,u,,,
agents. or tolstuulurstandlas by p,l.t-y...,„ 1 . ! ,;
7. The policies are plain contrasts,
sauce for to touch money ;
8. All policies are nou.forfeltirun
9.. ne3 policies are ezetupttivm.attAch.n,,•:,
E. W. CLARE. & CO., Ihnitra,
General Aleut*
n. it: BMWEEL. 1rat1347?:
N. C. rzsDpiz h A. I,
IKS.A4zents TOT Towanda an.P.
9, 1849.
W j4RDIAN
LIFE' INSURANCE.
NO. 251 13110AtriVA7, !CLIV )r:RE
For TeDIJ'3 VOllCr •• • ........ .• .
A.Or.rs, over • • .. • 2 c ,, ,.
ANNtA.I.. IseVats:, ovcr-
LPL. FIER P/ID
All approved forms of poticte..
Liberal modes for rsynaeLt. of
Policies non-forfeitable by their v- rin ..
The cutirs pretits nf the Corarac.l
ably among the
ANNUAL
wALToN.ff. ptczir,tlr. •
• WILLIAM - T. HOOFER, r:cz - Piti:r•vs: -
Ltclus 3I .A.DA3IS; .V7l - .^n:: - • • •
PHI LADELYLIA
"Jar CrxNEE it Co. BaaLer...
IncriEr. A: - Co.;ll;nkent.
Jour k CO.. 7" -
S. A. MEReEtt. Prrpt. Farri.ern'
.T. 8. riThasoN, Publimbrr. .
J. A. Y.F.C6E•t4,
Asz,Lt. T..w1k1,1 4
'
CA?' & NOBLE 'S
j: Fl 2 :0 tf
- G:'NEI: ;I
.
Insuranct?.. ene•y.
LIFE, AND Aci.:IDENr
polleiee written and, .eti.:ol at ti",
We Cr.:, ir,1111.: 4g:lust
LIGHTN7\G,
To buOdinga and c"ontenta or 1:t.;• rtock
- OFFICE ol;' .at,m STREET
OprogiVa C,nr: ZillStt.
fel) s'72
Scaks - ati Stat:ir,e7.
OIA.I3TES FPI? 167°
PAPER: x ENVELOPES
-.PAPERS
SCHOOL BOOKS
.5T...T10N.111. - AND ".
Picrunr_+
,~+~~ IsF
BLANK - BOOKS
YANKEE NOTIONS
Tpuranala, Nov. 19, Iff:fin.'
IROOK,BINDERY.,- , THE
reFileNtetll23 , farrn,l'
dory hai been removed to the ..r...ponc-"
third story, A•Dere Nral be &inf.
3005-f I: fIN:0
In an its vr.rions branches: 0u tern:t as rra.,l,siVA
"the tiiiies" will aflnw. Thu 1.11o,r;:ri
the charge of
11. C. IV-HITAKER
An experienced Ifinder,,atil all work . willleipr. , rrv2.!
done to a style and manner which cannot
Music, 3lagatines, NewspapersiOldll , 4l“...ko...b . :r.n . !
in every variety of style.. Particular will L 4
paid to the Buling and Binding of
BLAN'a
-T any desiredpattern. which in qu&lit7 and dc...s.
btlity - will be warranted.
All work will be rcady.lor delivery when prem:see
The patronage of the public is eetiolted, and yee
fect satisfaction guaranteed.
Towanda. Auguat-2. 18613:—tf.
TOWANDA. A.GRICULTITAL
WORES STILL ALIVE!
The superintendent of tills shop is now inroi
Borne of the beet .
LUMBER WAGONS,
PLATFORM WAGONS
COVERED AND'OPEN BUGGIES
ever offered in this market. Best Eeecte3
OAK - AND HierRORY TIMBER
'used, and all erori made by the tot
F:XERIE).ICF.D - WORKSIEN
We hsce the
PATENT RUSSIA .IEOS-SEATS,
eery light. and so durable that even tun' iss
little to do towards their decay.
Plesseeziredne our - work betorr purrks's:r.::
where.. Repuirin I. done on abort notlee.
M. C. kfEncrn Prest, 0..
Towslidalpu'y 20, IS7P.
E. - BOT.LF & - ST), ,
OrlitißAL Pll6i i ; r1:1:
t
Commis,§ion 31ercipallt.
SCRANTON, rA„
Itespectftllly solic;t,ciqi,:gw,t,L;e. ,
i ;U T TER, E66S, CIZLEbI, ITAIL . rJII-TRI
Anil all:other Farm Prc.ht.e. ,
One cf the firm having rew..lo in 5,, - unt,sr
the past ten years. and hariza , au e xteao,eacq ua:2 ::
ante watt the business men of
fittent that ire can Fell prodr.N: the .eanre Otdi
fictif , l3 of consignors.
j " REFEItEN('.ES.
S. cirCEuccK. - A. G. OL.Sti!,
ra-keRItAN. colarAm = cot t:
DcAN, Lorupg~iile. Pr
4 ,5. G. casyytE, MARTIN MANNINO..
Luau, Pa.
M. J. cfruzpreK. siji,ENRN.F.rs. l'At4
rifle. Pa s
a-1
J. E. ,r. - " ;.'2s'7li ' ia. PL I - 1 '•
bouri
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CASEVS. IN ST RANCE' .'L G F.,SC .1
i_ n F first
- IF s g E o a m n p d a A u C e C e l D.EI.IN-s t
I 4 1 t '15,,•N".......4.-.
...-
2 . .
03111Veyatejti.,..T. ZrWeilty - 4...,Veu yell, e11,..,-,`"
Orden; by Irma promptly ettol.,;/I 1.0.
A"g1i.,:"71.-iy i • • 11 - . A. C.A. , ::
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COAL 1T W I ALU:I-titi
•
• The understood have on
keep. a supply of Sullivan Antltrwtte. •
bard Anthracite Coal or the ‘ariti:us !Ott ',-
Sept. 25. _ G.
VI'IIYCHOICE' GIZEES • ANI )
Blaa Tea selleng cheap atretail by
FOS. SIgSerR
,~
T. B. CAMP
.1, NOBLE..
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