I
II
•
hug. f
"hitter in Sacks.
The dn . . en of Washington'Ter
litory‘for w tof tubs and jars, have
adopted a n w method of putting up
and-keeping -batter.
All butter is packed in muslin
sacks, made in such tarm that the
package, when completed, is a cylin
der three oi four inches in diameter
-.and from half a, foot to ,a foot in
'length. The bfittergoes
,from the
Ichurn,ins s on as worked over, into
The cylind 'cal bags made of fine
The
m slin. The packages are
then, put into large cq-cics containing
strong brin with- a slight admixture
of saltpeter and by means of weight
keptialway below the surface. The
cloth inte ent always protects the
f
butter fro b4 any impurities that
chance to me in contact With the
package, a a being always buried in
'brine thatprotects it from -the action
t
of air, and 1 has been ascertained by
trial; that tter put up in this way
will I keep' weet longer than in any
014- way. Besides, it is found easi
er and the per fo'r the manufacturer , '
than to pak either in jars or firkins
And for th retailer, there is 'no tell
ing
the r.(; vantage on the scoro,of
safety ittel ( convenience. These rolls
of butter can - lie on his counter as
safe fro. injury, from dust or other
contact, as l bars of lead ; car Che roll
ed np for iscustomer ,in a sheet of
rilpr wit as much propriety as a
i .
. bindle. of iatches. . If the 'consum
ce', ;when e sets home, discovers
specks of nst on the outside of the
sack, he Can throw it in a pail of
cleir cold jwater,and take it out clean
and whit l. As he uses the butter
fi•o43. day o day, with a sharp knife
he cuts it off from the end of the roll
in dices of thickness suited to his
want, ani t peels off tho cloth from
the end o the slice, leaving it in tidy
Perm place upon the table. -
'
Fences.
I estimate shows that in
of Pennsylvania alone over
half million dollars are in
fences to keep oat stock.
better and more severe laws
ed to keep stock off the
aature,which would reduce
if fences. Many improve-
I ye been made and much
.effected in the matter of
carer
the State
one, and
voted in
It is -time
were Pas,
highway:
the cost:
ments h,
economy
fences.
:r material-has beau fouu.d '
Ible fences for the necessary
cf fields are common. In
to this, instead of laws pass
Legislature - prescribing the
:i a fence to turn outside,cat-
Lve now statutes Which p ro
rmers' premises in certain
from invasion in the ab
!!all fencing. Fences cost
in the cities, but that cost .
nlall proportion to the cliarg
m in . the country at large.
y people go into the coun
' see
,1 the to admire iu the
rail, the worm fence, the
no wall, the slightly strung
even white palings'of the
Cheap;
and mocL
di'ision ,
-addition
cdbyth4
h tl
teat the
localities
se co of!
enbugh ii
behrs a si
es!for tli
When ei
try, they
,pBst
rough st
wire, or
•i,
4 lages. i
I'he fence is an American institn•
ti n and habit, and a costly one it is.
Il
i i
inois is said to have ten times the
fe cling 1 4 Germany, and Duchess
c nnty, 4e7,- York; more than all
trance. '',.Frhese marks show that
these brown and dingy division
marks.,, overgrown ' with briafs and
thistles, are an enormous tax on the
ii.dustry of the country, ..and all to
keep stork from trespassing. Some
of these days, under the careful till
age of the old world, fences will dis
appc.!ar, and land boundaries will be
Marked with fruit and shall© trees,or
neat edge rows, and the country ! will
,present la much improved appear-
AIM I
1 '
,
j PLUS. :No FRUIT TREE:4 7 .-41. great
pal haS , been said about the best
qnae follpruianing -trees, and we are
really ta i conclude that the summer
ontlis: aro the beSt, that the wounds
ill then heal over the quickest; and
that ti.; least injury is done to the
tirce. 111 the tree miser will makeei
erimenits, as all ought to do, he will
Ind in
,which months wounds are
healedOve.r the quickest.
There is a great deal of truth in
the rul e -however-4o - ,prune in win
--.er for ; [%.,•ood growth, and in stun
...nert fo fruit—but the wounds in
winter do not heal over so ciirichlv,
tlnd water shoot's are- Very apt to be
thrown. out when amputation has
taken 'ince._
1 The true theory of all prunuing
1
ICINA'VC, into so guide he growth
Of limb: as to have no severe
_prun
'ruing at any time. ' -
Start the head - of the tree right in
its infa .ey,, and if any branches are
going a tray cut them off with your
pocket,knife at any time. ...'S'o larger
instrt4nt should go into an orchard
i l l
at -any nne than a prunning knife ;
and no onger one is needed, if used
in the roper time.
The h
t
ject of prunning is to rev•
late the growth of the tree, to throw
the sap into the proper channels, to
foam a ~ell balanced head with pall
parts open to the sun, so that the
fruit may have size and color.
+Sc.' VITII STR.OVDIX,RIES.—Mr.
Hboper, president of the old
fli.ishing Pennsylvania. fruit
#' society, alludes, in his vain
rp.L,nal report of 18 il,to a grow
awberries who sent his crop
Vest Chester market. He set
lants of Tromphe de Grand
nd previously in potatoes,
manured, worked by a horse, I
runners kept off. ' The plants
t a foot by two and a half
d occupied a little over a.
of an acre. The next year
from 778 quarts, which sold
. . The year following, with
ilture, it yielded 437 quarts,.
old for $lBl. Since that time
old this variety at -.10 cents
rt. The first crop sold at a
ver :20 cents, and yielded at
i of 2,840 quarts, or 84 bush
. acre. This extreme case
o show that the best culture,
o selection of a variety which,
-ell-grown, will sell far above
her roots, are the true means
h the best profits. President
mentions another instance
1 cultivator for the Philadel
arkets realized annually from
-to $4,000 from about three
f strawberrjes, which proved
eatable, although lie expend
ely in cultivation, fertilizing
st management. -,
Succ
Josiah
and fld i
nrowera
able ant
er of sti
to the ti
.4,800 I
on gro
slightl
and all
NS CrO s
apart a
quarto
he sold
for $l7
clean c
which
he has
per qa:
little
the rat ,
cis pc,
seems'
and thi
when
SOJ3IO
- reac,
"loop_
where
phi% r.
$2.000
acres
very p
cd fr
arrd b 4
II . I: vmmis recommends a young
the choice of a wife,to select,
I m a bunch, giving as a reason
hen there are many daughters
41 prove each other, and from
Lion acquire more accomplish
and know more and do tam.°
single child spoiled by parent
num. Th roe ought to have
any more in the family where
- ..a1l and Clafhu vrvre born.
Dr.
man, i
her fro
that,
they i
crania
merits
than
al fon'
.cn
Worfil,
FopIIDNIIT MA :es itaop.
ni bs ; lltdi nde 4sa da " * tra: = 7 .
11%7= with promptswslaad brs = t r
MILL GEARING'S,
CIRCULAR SA. +F
M-114 D L
And au killdi
!JILL ON-S
HARE TO our=
ENGINES
And all work warnutted to site stttidbellon.
smaitax mi :Is •
Of the latest and mosttattukinds - •
and kept oonstafilly on ready Dr use.
PLOUGHS,
kin i
81: HILL. IKON AND OODEN BgA3lB
01 AU
CULTIVA.TORS, CO N PLOUGHS
, • ~.
AND
- ,
PLOUGJI
of ea kinds, and the latest
- constantly on
CHURN P
LARGE AND 831
STOVE CA
CMLIII. 0
SLED SIGH SHOES,
LARGE - mon *.rnion:
kild all kinds of outings I .
• • to
Much -H9& ROCKWELL.
NEW '2, CARRIAG: FACTORY 1
On Pine, between Itsin and!Second, Streots, blink
of O. F. 112ison k Co.'s Bank,,
TOWAND A, PENN'A.
HENRY STULEN & CO„
fteaßcetfully announce to 111 friendiand patrol:4,
;am c have built a
'SEW DEICE. r.:AREIAGE rACTORT.
where theycralconstantlyta ponhand afullaaeort
meat of
FAIRLY CATMLIGES,
TOP AND - OPEN BUGGIES,
PLATFOIt3I INVAGONS,
TBOTTD:O SULSYS, AND SKELETONS,
•
Made of the best material rind finished in the beet
i
city Style. His long cape 'ience in city Carriage
Factories gives them a dead d advantage over others
in the
Finish, Style ar i d ' Durability
of Lis Wagons. All the). 3.31.9 is an
INSPECTION Oti MS WORK
pretioos to porellos:ng else,wllere
ALL lrolz.K ITARRANT4D TO GIVE PERFECT
SATISFApziox.
Thankful for the liberal patronage formerly ex
tended and respectfully ak a continuance of the
r.r.pintoxi rnouriLY ATTENDED TO
reduced Deices
'Tow anda, ?Say 21, 1,470.-rtf
THE OLD M
Carriage Factory.
JAMES 3EYANT
Etill continues the manufacture of
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS,
Of Gyery descriptioa, at the ulaletand of id. a
Drite.
MAIN STRIZT,:TOWANDA,F,A.
Ms work w all of the
LATEST STYL, AND 'FINISH
lu the manufacture (A wigons uothing Is used tint
1. . L
e
BEST STE , . AXLES,
To ethe with the
COMPOSIT ON BOXES
In Lig4t Wo:k
PLATFORM SPRaG- WAGONS
AND
LUMBER; 'WAGONS
Sept coastintly on hand. .
The beet Eastern EtAXU is used in the manufacture
;I
of Wheels. Spokes are 'I rived out—not sawed.
. • ALL IV rx SOLD
_WARRANTED (EQUAL TO ANY
As to iuieb, 4a As to durability, . -
smation TO 'ANY IN TILTS SECTION'.
,
Sz- ALL W0L..4 WArawaszo.
JAMES BRYANT]
go.wil •
. ,
BLOODBzOO.9
Still continua o maufaeturs their celebrated
HORSE POWERS & CJ.RA
and will sell a bolt= machine, for leu money than
am be had elaewhero in the - world. Wo claim for
our machines that they do as much, or more;
than any other, and are more durably built. We
personally superintend our work and see that It 1
well down. We will send
DISCIIIPTIVE CATALOGUES,
of our machines, on application.
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
One ge Two Hone THRESHER SEPERATOkS.
THRESHER and CLELVERS,
FANNING
cinictuntz awn mu; saw onus, '
SAW AND GRIST 11,1"14. work done to order.
Oleo us a call before parebasing elsewhere.
"oa craoaavaff `sxmrcv
`•oa lig a. 00, aEr
Aug. 2, 1642.
NEW PLANING , MILL.
The:linden:limed hating built a large and comma
dims Mill in the Borough of Towanda. and filled it
with the most modern and Improved machinery, for
the mint:dr-awe of
IMDOW BABII LND IiLLXISS;
Are prepared to fillers,whether lama or small ,
upon the shortest Dwa ...
qe. vire hare also a large va
riety of 3101:1LDMIB. Of the latest style and pattern.
which we can furnish ranch cheaper than they can be
worked by hand.
PLANLCO. e
TONQUEING,i
01160V750.
AM =Mt.
isANFING.
And all other work pertaining to Joinery;nitibodano
to suit oar cmitcnneri4
Parsons building, and not living more than twelve
to fourteen miles distant, will And it largely for their
Interest to buy of tie,* bring their lumber and hare
tt worked by our mart , nen. Bring your grist of
.Ylooring, or other limber. and while your team is
feeding, bare It ground out and take it lease with
y an.
we will pay,CABB for MB /JD - MOM=
LETKBEIL delivered at our lumber yard. Come and
see pc at U rip crnecnet v. "MO.
/Worlds, Ti" Mt X. BODCZI3 & CO.
TTIffAOA & ATHENS : a ROAD
.a. Oa sad Meer I[olade7. November Mk ISTI.
Pairemme Team ming Worth leas Album se
eas La n crates_al lass& al MIS OM=
Borth Imre tebe ei :MI who d
LSO p.
—)IITHERN
'CENTRAL, RAIL
—Oa mad Maw Eraaaar. Xas. Ma, an.
run Si ltdlotra :
'ARALUM
Auburn. Athena . l Aabasa , Athens,
7:30 JAL /0:20 A. M. 10:36 K. 12:45 r.la.
3:304.54: 1155 p, 7:00 x. 4:10 P. X.
4*U rag. 9QO ta.
Trataa leave Owego Auburn at 113 S. EL.
12:10 p. m., and 5:15 p. in. Trains arrive at Oweg o frau Auburn at 11:36 a.m.. 200 p.m.. and LIM P-m-
TIME T • SULLY
effect 015
QO:
....J
$O4
Trains will
A. Y.
7:00 - TOWAN.
7:10 /3AUCLAY JUNCTION
7:50.....111017110E
..
8:00 WI:WOW
8:10 - NEW ALBANY.....
8:90 ......11111LEB2
8:40 DVSHODE
9:15 SERVICE
P. M.
2:10
2AO
2:40
3:10
310
3:30
3:30
4:23
pA & MY. CANAL & RR. CO.-
AItIIASOMMIT or PASSMED, TUAI 13,
To take etrectiltonday, NOT. 27. 1871.
socrawAiCo;
O ° IN TS
improvements kept
I D a L
I LL SIZE.
TIN GS
E 3221
nu
. - A .
. It I. At .1l If
'
Itio. 30 leaves Towanda at 7 10; Athens, 7 10; Wa
verly, 8 00; arrive at Elmira at 900 A.-11. . •
No. 31 leaves Matra at 5 45; Waverly. C 43; Atti
c:Li, 700; arrive at Towanda at 7 45 r; u.
Down Trains dine' at White Haven. Dp Trains
dine at Pittstor.
Passengers to and frOm:.Netr York and Yhibviel
phis without change of cars.
Down train connects at Allentown with Through
flat Express for Itarriaburg. Pittsburg and the West.
R. A. PACKER.
.Superintendent.
NEW ROUTE TO PHELADEL-
NORTE( PENNSYLVAINILt ILLLLROAD.
Shorted and most direct line• to Philadelphia, Sal
tlmore. Waahington. and the Smith.
Passengers by this route take Pennsylvania h
New York Railroad train. passing' Towanda at 0:25
A.M.. and 1:35 p. m.. make close connection at 13e
thlaicia with Espress train of North Penn's. Rail
road. and arrive In Philadelphia at 8:15 P. 51.. and
10:30 p.m.. In time to take night trains either for
the South or West. •
City passenger ears aro at the Depot on arrival of
all trains convey passengers to the various Depots
and to'all parts of the atty.
. Leave North Penn% Railroad Depot, corner Berko
so American stre K . PhiladvdPhil. At ' 8 : 00 A. M..
arriving at Towanda 5:25 P. M.. same evening.
?dames Baggage Expr... collects and delivers bag
gage, office No.-105 Bout I tfth street. Philadelplda.
Freight received at Front ailarNOblb streets. Phila
delphia. and forwardpd br Daily Fact Freight train
Towanda. and all points in. Sus 4nehanna Talley
with quick dispatch. ELLIS CLAIIKE.
Gen. Agt. N. P. MIL • Front and Willow Sts.
Nor. 21, 1870.. Philadelphia. ,
FREE. RAILWAY. .
lIECC AND IYWEAVED BiIAWING Boom AND StEnrrsa
COAC RES. combining all "Modern Improremedta, are
run through on all Tralna between Buffalo, Niagara
Fails. Suniensiou Bridge, Cloveland, Cincinnati and
New York.
dhatrtrt or Time Table, Adoptcl Nov.
_ -
',..c47..,..110
New York
Jersey City
Sumnehaniaa
Great Bend..
Binghamton.
Waverly
Elmira -
Corning •
Painted Post.
Rochester..
Hornell/it - Me.
Buffalo,
Magara Falls.
Snsp'nston Bridge
Dunkirk...
Cleveland.
Cincinnati
ILESItY STIJIALN
U. 8. MUM.
N STREET
ADDITIONAL LOCAL TRAINS IVE:iTSVA.t.D
5:00 a.m.. exeept Sandays. from Ovrogo. Stopp'ng
at Tinga 5:27. Smithboro 5:55. - Barton 6:12. Waverly
7:00. Chemung - 7:30, Wellsburg 8:05, Elmira 9:25.
Big Flats 10:20. Corning 11:30. Painted Post 11,44,
Addison 1:00 P.M.. Rathbonevilin 1:35. Cameron
2:05. Cameron 2:33. Adrian 3:27. 'Catlett.°
4:05. arriving at HornellsVille at 4:23 p.m,•
5:00 except Sundays. from Suwiur•hanna.
Stopping at Great Bend 5:24. Kirkwood 5:40. Bing
hamton 6:15. Hooper 6:23. Union 6:33. Cumpville
6:52. OWego 7434, Tioga 7:30, Sinithfinro 7:eo, Bar.
ton 4:00. Waverly 3:30. Chemnug 3,:35, Wellsburg
8:43. Southport 9:02. Elmira 9:15. Big Flats 9:40;
Corning 10:00. Painted Post 10:03 k Addicon 10:32.
Rathbonevflle 10:51. Cameron Mills 11 :04. Cameron
11:15. Adrian 11:37. Canisteo 11:55, and arriving at
Hornellsville at 12;05 p.m.
6:50 a m.. dailf, frnm Sumnehanna. stopping at
Grest/Bend 7:15. Kirkwood 117:30, Binghamton 4:03,
FlooPer f:9:20. Union 1 . 12:27. camnville E 4 : 45 . 0 ' 47 '49
9:14. Tioga !9:27 Smithborn r3:40. Barton 19:47„
Waverly 10:20.- Chanting I:10:35. Wellsbnra 10:7k
Elmira 11:20. Bic Flats 11:40. Corning 12:20 p.m..
Painted Post 912:21. Add! son 13:55 Matliboneville
11:07. Camernn Mills :'1:22. Cameron 1:33, Adrian
1 1 :55. Canistco 2:03, and arriving at Hornellslille at
2:20 p.m.
1:00 p tn.. except Sundays. fmni Surgnellan a
Stopping at Great Bend Kirkwood 2:24. g
hanitou 3:40. Hooper 4:10, Union 4:23, Campvilb ,
5:05. and arriving at Owego at 5:40 p.m.
1:15 p.m., exnept Sundays. from Elmira. Stopping
at Big Fiats 1:39, Corning 2:00. P 4 inted Post 2:116,
and thence. Via Avon. to Buffalo. arriving at 3:35 pm.
' 2:30 p.m.. exCept Kundays. from Binolismt n.
;lopping at Hooper 2:45, Union 2:75. Campville 3:15,
Owego 3:37. Tines 3:53. Smithboro 4:08. Barton 4:19,
Waverly 4:40. Chemnug 4:54, Wellsburg 5:12. South
port arriving at Elmira at 5:30 p. m.
Cincinnati Leave
Cleveland
Dunkirk
Clifton
Susp'nsion Bridge ••
Nia„-aral•'alla.... ••
Buffalo
Horne'
Rochester
Corning
Elmira
Waver*
Owego
Biagharatea
Great Bend,
Susquehanna " 110
Port Jervis Arrive 2 52! ;
Middletown I - 3 r.,3i
Goeheti
Newbargh
Pa creon..
Newark....
Jeraey City
New York.
5:00 a.m.. except Slllttlayg from Hormellinillo.
Stopping atC.anisteo 5:22, Adrian 5:49, Carneron6:so,
Cameron klllbs 7:01. ItathbonsviL'e 7:33 Addison
8:25, Painted Post 9:15. Corning 10:00. Big Flata
10:42, Elmira 12:40 p.m.. Southport 12:45. Wellsburg
1:20. Chumming 1:55, Waverly .:42, Barton 9:20,
-Smithboro 3:42, Tioga 4:10, and arriving at Owego
at 4:57 p.m.
6:55 a.m., daily, from EforneHrrille. --Stopping it
Canlsteo 7.13. Adrian 7:33, VECtOn 8:09. Bath
bonoVille 8:42. Addison 9:08; Painted Post 9:37: Cor
ning 10:15. Tog }lets 10:52. Fluaira 12:20 p
Southport 12:25. Wellsburg 12:52. Chen:long 1:19,
Waverly 1:50, Barton 2:25. Smithboro 2:40, Tioga
3:05, Owego 3:40. Campvillo 4:15. Union 4:48, BU
lairuton 5:0, Kirkwood 6:22, Great Bond 6.50, and
arriving at Su equehanna at 7:30 p.m.
7:09 a.m.. except Sundays, from Owego. Stopping
at Campville 7:45, Union 8:28, Hooper 8:40. Bing
hauton 9:41. Kirkwoodlo:3o,'Great Kemill:/5, and
arriving at Susquehanna at 11:0 a.m.
7:50 am., trzept Stindaya, from Elmira. Stopping
at Soutlport 7:54, Wellsburg 8:10, Chemmag 8:26,
Waverly 8:43, Barton V:O3, =Abhor° 9:13, , Ti0ga
9:28., Owego 9:45, Campville 10:03: Union 10:1s:
Hooper 10:22, and arriving at Binghamton at 10:33
a.m.
1;58 pan. ' except Stonlaya, from 'Painted Port
Stopping at Corning 2:03. Big Flats' 210, and arric
ing at Elmira at 2:10 p.m. •
2:10 p.m.. eieept tindays, ,from Ifor.nellwrille,
Stopping at Canisteo 2:2i, Adrian 2:40, Cameron
3:Gs:Cameron Milts 3:15, Rathbotterdle 3:30, Addi
son 3:50, Painted Post 4:17. Corning 4:25. Big Flits
4:47 Elmira 5:23. Southport 5:26 Wellsburg 532, Che
pattllg 5:57. Waverly 612. Ting* 7:05, Owego 7:25,
(...inaprille 7:45, Union 8:05. Hooper 0:12. Bingham
ton 935 , K irkwood 8:59, Great Rend 9:17, and a .
riving at Susquehanna at 9:37 pan.
* Dilly.
t Mondays excepted. betwean And
Port Jervis,
Stop Sundays only. - •
,Jar Through Tickets to MI po!.nts West at the
iery Le west Rates, tor sale in the Company's °face
at the Towanda Depot.
MAU the only authorized Agar) , of tho Erie
Railway Company for the sale of Western Tickets in
Towanda.
Bagglk..-n will be chnetcicraly °ark:eta parclusesi
skttio Company's CZ*
L. D. ALTUS.
Etirrt
• 4 ,
BailAlloads. -. . • - - •
:ABLE OF THE
ERIE 1111LCOAD.—TaI1
-. 13,1871.
AN
.7acrs,
EZZE3
IL F. r •
Gaul Passe
=I
STATIONS
Waverly...
Athena--
.Tow nds.
Neahoppen.
....Mehooyany.
...Tankhannock
...Wilkes Barre.
—Manch Chunk.
....Allentown...
....Bethlehem
Easton.
11E1
!Ind.-1011a
New York,.
.Waohingtok
IIitSIGiXT ACCONISODATIONS.
==llllll6l
W. 3L
0 - •
Lem 1 0 30111 00
" . ; 451
" 30 815'
8 371
131 0 131
53; 10 10.
30i !!
.051 11 SO.
•
A rrtvo 111 40' • • -
S R 531 205
12 00; 625;
124 R; ?0S
12 53 7 10 ;
i -1 POI 7 15,
El
7 GO, ca..
," j 00'
I=
STATIONS. NO. a NO. No. I :No
13.'1 4. B.l^.
;
r. L.ir. x.,r. 3L e. z
9 isi ..
7 25 1 . t
1 251......1
1 401
I 145
..4
. 4%f )
.8 G Isi
4 00!
:15 1
,01!1 220
81 2 _, 1258'
8 471 1 37;
0 32! 2 191
6 110 15 3 05'
...... , ..
1 12 10, , a _
/ 510 ; 11 00; 2 47; 840
00 . 205' 5 15;
C 33! 11 38, 3 23' 915
7 001 12 00[ 140' 925
A. >f. . If. r. ir.lr. IL
ADDITIONAL LOCAL TRAINS EASTWAIID
Cincotta Jai !twig=
TIE ITNDEBEGGNED, HLVING
• rrd . ossstheadire Miscue of
IL IL 'PATCH,
bias Oen ata.II.PATCII4 CO. Is arm! 11“11111M
ta waft the album ot snows *moo aad yid*
troth* aid wall selseled stack of
G-R 90ERIES,
indeli/ how parebasad for Caab, and fad coaddsat
that lan sell at low dozes as as b. purchased
elsirutere. I novfogra to Mop:Rale a splendid stock
P. Y.
12:15 7:15
120: 1 5 :705
11:45 6:45
11:15 A:l4
11 as 6133
10:55 5:55
10:35 5:35
10= 5:00
IL P. Y.
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS,
STARCH. SALICRATITIL SPICE% /cc
EM
AKRON FLOUR, GRAFrAIt DO.
I kee? occostantly ea kand.I43IIIC. MILS. LARD. and
NCIIITIIWAILD.
all klnds of MILL Would caU the Mention of the
No. No.
Y. 36.
lotbilo to our Curet Be Best
ffiff 3
STOCK OF TOBACCO,
5 45 8 40
6 05 1 755
5 55,7 CS
5 25 7 OS
4 83 1 610
41516 43
5713 23
3 50 5 15
3 25 4 45
2 25 355
2 038 10
112&...
10 19 r ag.
10 651
2 25;
8001
4 1 1 4 14 ar PIO& Jena Oaklers Oelebrated Lon-
dry, New York aturokical and Broirn Soap.
rImTriM!!!MqI!rTTAVI
Large assortment OILMEN:11 15t0110118, TOILET
BOATS. Le., kc. I will pay the higheitessh price for
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Farmers, glee nes call before ee-ling elsewhere.
An persona indebted to the late Arrawlllplease call
and make immediate PaymenL 4
Towinda, Ruch. 12.1807. CB. PATCH.
4' J. LONG.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
!OOP. WILLOW, LIM STONE WARE.
FLOUR, FEED, MEAL ; &c.,
COR. kiA.L . N AND BRIDC E STS.,
I desire to call the attention of the public to my
assortment of geode. which is always full and com
plete, and'will be sold to my customers at lowest
market rates.
My staft of
! 1 .
3.
NO.
1
TEAS, COFFEES,
'A.
13E312E
30, 7 10
451 720
1 53 1 235
2521 325
34: 411
4271 44A
5 011 C 2
5 421 COl
,•. . .
&aro ilren purchased since the late reduction in the
tariff on them, and are offered at prices to'coi•
respond.
13 33
12 39
10 20 10 20
7 05 B 7 20
11 20, 11 21)
12 10 12 10
12 '15"12 15
12 20. 'l2 20
1251. 12 51
55; (1 55
7 Of., 700
Orders by mail or cilierwiae will receive carefn
and prompt attention.
Thanking- the public for the liberal patronage
they haw given the, I wish a cantinnance of the
Pam
!MEM
CASH PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE:
f0b.20'71
GOLD STILL COMING DOWN
GROCERY PKOVISIOr LINE
COWELL & MYER'S
at prices that cannot fail to satisfy all that thSy are
determined not to be undersold by any one. They
have enlarged their Store by building so that they
now have room for the fresh supplies that are daily
received by them. They have coanocted with their
store a Market where they now keen fresh meats to
seU by the quarter or piece. ana a MU supply of Oro.
series and Proviaiona, to which they woulo mill the
attention of all cash buyer.•. Caine aid etatulno onr
Goods and Prices. before purchasing aua satisfy
yourselves. We guareutee all Foods to give entire
satisfaction. We are thankful to our customers for
their past liberal patronage anti solicit a continuance
_ .
of the same.
Dec. 20. 18G9
CHRISTMAS!
••• • ; 11 40'
10 (V
10 00
THE UNDERSIGNED has just re
ceive 4 a large and ‘ariod aasartalead of
5 40!
5 45
5 5G
6 45
0 45
5 15
10 00! 440
1005. 445
1012;
1140, ,00
3 30 10 03
• • .1 7 15
MIME
535;12 08
608 12 41
645 115
727 155
3 35 , 7 52' 217
400' 025. 247
760 12 051 618
845; 1253 ......
LADIES' WA
of ill desmiktious. Also • selected assortment of
GOLD CHALNS,.FIICE GOLD
JEWELRF,
CLOCKS OF AIL STYLES 'PEON THE CHEAP.
GOLD. SILVER AND STEEL SPECTACLES AND
ETE-GL 'ASPS to St all cases of Impaired sight.
,YEtr PATENT ..ACCOMODA TING SPECTACLES.
By this patent I am enabled to exchange Glasses at
any tine witlicrat extra charge. Call and see. -
CLOCKS, IV/TOMS JEWELIIY =LURED
ANTS WAZIUMIN,
Towanda. Dec. 8.1871
-
W
a t.O 4 R
g:
; 111: gi.a
A P
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s . .l;Vgi
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e i; 4 tx4..zs.s •
" Poi 4 ttaigtlii
d
.tt.od.ctl
z Hi - 4V eitts
—,
si4 4i;!":48
44 oi4 441
Ab"
W. B. BAltit.
Oeril Tszs'r Ag't
Sara ea Wad a large dock of
lITZ DO., BUCKWHEAT DO
WOODEN WARE.
C. 13. PATCH.-
1 1
No. 1 PATTON'S ELOCS,
TOWANDA . , PA
EEO
SPICES,
1[:.1. LONG
C' AND trlatl , ' MING M.' Tat.
:de aaow being ofneil at
(*WELL & MYER.
NEW YEA.RS !
HOLIDAY GOODS,
Coatristinq, of
)11ES,
AMER ICAN WATCHES
SWISS WATCHES,
111 new
EST TO THE BEST
atoms 110GUL-CLN
- Sotbing;
OE
Mil
1111
TTENRI :Y 'PRAXES,
JUL . moocesoot to Hem Hanna
•
• XEROHANT TAILOR,
To. 4, Gridith k Potton's Igo*. Bridge Stood, To.
wands. A good onsortmest of Cloths. Postings and
Cossimeres. constantly on Asstd. Goods made to
order in the bed mainarr.,
,~
Ems! EUREKA! I
Evcrylwdy Las diactri•erod that
THE OLD CLOTHING HOUSE
Rosenfield d'ir,lfl
'Chao door south o . from k Mcrcur's) is
THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS
They now have, s - grest store, full of tho
pi CO I VA4 (.1., of_Ut t4I24•U=fOPW
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING
To be found outside the cities
Their goods are
PlIkIDOW.C11110:11
TO SUIT ANY TASTE,
CHEAP ENOUGH
TO ACCOMMODATE ANY PURSE
DON'T BE DECKNEDI
'Serer lease an old friend for a new one.,
Itenaember that ItOMTFIELD & WOLFF ar
permanently located here. and can ofkr greater in
ducements to purchasers thaii any other home In
Mum.
It Is tho tntt rest of gentlemen in this suction to
come and bring; all their boys, awl giro their goods
an et , . ro ostiou:
-
Consider:the fact that y 0111 can bay .at r.osEN
FIELD & worxrs, beautiful and substantial Cloth
ire; for a mere song.
ROSSICirELD & WOLFF.
August 23. 1871. -
T.3IPORTANT •. TO ALt WHO
I. VALUE TIIEIII SIGIIT I
The light of the aged assisted. the weak Strollgthcn
ad arid the perfect preserved.
PLILLADELPIIIA OPTICAL LiSTITT,TE,
For the mArinfecturtsq, of the
CONCAVD CONVEL, CRYSTAL LENSES, LONDON
exoxrD LSD TLC - ZED °LAPS FOB NSTAIC OIL IN
The Concave Convex Crystal Sig...-tscles, made by
the above Institute are now a long time before the
public, and the rapid and increased demand for them
combined with the tuaiitersal acknowledgment of
'their clearness In Talon and ease to the eye, shows
plainly that they are superior to any other glasses
In the market.
The majority of Spectacles. (mostly imported) and
no matter bow tine the frames, contain but a poor
and worthless article of gluiest, (generally cast or
pressed;) they ire made to be sold only, without
any calculation j benefit to the eye, and
therefore the great cam t of poor and weak
tight. 'Modem:ids are tieing glasses now which tire
and fatigue the eye, Where the objects gal dim atter
short usage; or require an intensely strong light
and therefore destroying the eight. which, were they
property ended. would be preserved a life time.
i advantages claimed for the Ceincave Convex
Crystal Glasses are the following :
,The Lenses are, round 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 brilliancy and distinctness aids:ion
not found, in any other glass.
They can be used equally well lby 'day or candle
light without tiring or fatiguing the eyes.
They are ground mathematically true In the con-
cave convex mirroesaccording to the philosophy of
nature. and shape of cornea of the eye, therefore
misting nature only instead of forcing it.
That the lenses are centered correct into the frames.
They can be need longer than any other glasses
without changing to a higher power.
The frames are made strong and durable by wipe.
?fenced workmen and warranted to give anti rt , tton.
WIC A . CIIAMBERLDq,
Dealer In Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware. Towan
da, Pa., has the sole Agency for these glasses in
Bradford county. No Pedlars employed.
July 12, 1870-tf
- -
TOWAND
F LOUR. MILLS !
w. FIILIXB CO.,
ally inform the public that hieing rebuilt
on of the old mill, with all modern improve
ments, they are now prepared to do
CUSTOM GRINDING
IQ the beat postibla manner and on the shortest
notkm. 'No pains will be spared to give sittlataction.
Farmers &tag Matinees in town can bring their
grain and lave it ground the sante day to take back.
FLOL'II, DUCERIIEtT FLorrn, FEED & SISAL,
By the car load or cfa qaintities to era purchasers
GROUND CAYUGA PLASTER
♦T st; rzr. TOX
All kinds of grain talon in eacliange for Phater
Ca.sla paid fo . P
aiLkinds of ;rain
Towanda, soy'. !, 1811
NILSS E. J. KINGSLEY,
Wishes to Inform the hales of Towanda and sicinity
that she keeps constantly orihand a large supply of
Goods, suitable to the season. Thanking her pat
rons for their liberal patronage heretofore, she as
sures them that no exertions will be spared to en
sure a continuance of the same. She also has a fine
selection of
HAIR AND FANCY GOODS,
Such as. • •
Kid Glot'; •
Linen dinars,.
Cuffs,
Handkerchiefs.
•
ReatLaces,
Corset:,
etc. &c.
I hire also reopened, in connection with the above
say DRESS DARING establishment. and / am now
prepared to do I :
C U "MSG : f u n nnia's
G
in the !skid fashionable styles on abort notice.
Entrance next door to Fox At Xeres:el. up stairs.
April 4 P.a.
N .
OTICE.—In consequence of the
t,.
death of Marl s O. Sellout, late cif the trra of
Kellum & Multuck . t becomes necessary thus an
colstaredinsestemin of the dm of Kell um l& Mal-
Inds due the 30th, day of September. Ital. *mat bo
paid by 'March 1, tti72. or costs will me made,
thoughthongh the • business will be continued under the
oIJ.I num mail further notice. The books are
at the market ready for settlement.
• Jan. 31.'72. lut. KELLDM Zr struocs.
Tfi:/ttirr =LIM Adatimlatratto.
Grade aii Proditima;
EMI
pEoprartii
'um:Nazar /13112 1110,211011 STOLL.
Mr
POSltai avow ALZI- 'MS KClallalt
GIUX=:Ii:9 AND; PROVISIONS,
liiiil
Which vale sold at the kirast wasp& prices
CODFISH,
MOKEBEL,
FRUIT OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
MODERN STONE WARE,
4
FLOUR, amo, , I • GRAIN,&a.
•
Bring on spur masts, wklch iv" • cash for.
DAIRXIEMT,
A mutant' supply of .AStiton Balt. all sized *4 ,
Batter Firkins. Tubs. to. -
Please cell arid look through our stock. and we win
do our best to pl e ase you. W. A. 110CSWELL
Towsuds. April 98.1842.
GROCERY AND PROVISION
IiIoCABE & EDWARDS,
GROCERIES
PROVISIONS,
itIXECTICS NEW ELOCE, TOWANDA, PA.
We do not deem It neoessary to enumerate all the
diferent articles we keep. Our assortmeat
FIRST CLASS GOODS
Cash paid for Palmeri Produce.
' • :Aires McCABE.
March 1. 1570. W . =MAUD&
FO.A. HERCIT R are now receiv
ing a fresh Stock of Goods in their tine, height
since the lst January, to which they invite the at
tention of their friends. We keep the largest stock
in town. Our goods are fresh and desirable. Wo
will at lowest market prices.
Jam 19, 1871.
RESH AND NEW TEAS, bought
since the recent decline in price. and selling
cheap at tetaiL Fla k 11E.11CL'11.
Jan. 19. 1871.
VOX Ai, MERCUrt are selling Gro
cerlea at retail. Jan. 19, 1871._
FOX & MERCUR are selling New
and Fresh Goods. • Jan, 19, 1971.
VOX & ItIERCITII, are selling. aro
eerie. cheap. Jan. 19. 1871.
vox -31:ERCUR are selling first-
A. - class thxds only. Jan. 19,1871.
VOX & HER= are selling
I. cheaper than ever. Jan. 19. 1871.
REMEMBER that we'ire selling
Goods at •
RETAIL!
•
And that we won't be undersold.
Jan. 19. 1871. }VI k 3117.RCU11.
ThrICHIGAN FIVE--CgT TOBAC:
./.91 CO—lvery choice—at
Jan. 19. 1871
pox. & 31ERCUR do not deal in
Sboddy Goods. Jan. t , ISTI.
QU t R CUSTOMERS can rely upon
getting the ter7 best the market a:lords and at
lowast prices. E. T. FOX.
Towanda, Jan. 15,71. lIENUT =et n.'
RESIESIBER THAT FOX . &, SEMI
CUR aro retailing all or Groomes at
wholesaleprices. The lairgttit Ftoek in town. Uoodi
first dam. Prices low. FOS.
Sept. 29.1%0. SENSES MERCER.
THE BEST KEROSE s NE OIL IN
-L. town by the quantity or retail at
. FOX. & 3IERCIarB..
BREAD, PIES, CAKE,CRACKERS,
In our =WM BOOMS we will accommodate the
public with either a lunch or a good meal at all
Wars of th• day and evening.
OTErEII.9 AND ICE CE.E.I.It ON HAND DENZIO
TEEM SEASON.
•
Also a fin i s assortmont of Groceries, Confectionery,
Fruits, Nub, &c.
maylO' tf
CENTRAL 4N.RKET.
The subscribers still continue to keep constantly
on hand a full and complete assortment of every
thing pertaining to their business, consisting main
ly of
B PIE te, PORK, FRESH' AND SALT
!COTTON,
VIAL,
SAUSAGE,
BOLOGNA, DRIED BEEF,
TALLOW, 3 / 4 c.; !cc.
Alio,
F I S .
FRESH FROM 'nu: L 4 RES.
Pardee ideating Oysters in' kip or mall quanti
ties be Ihrinshed abort notice, at the old
stand. Car resat. Mu/x.lYr. Dontanye's mock, first
door north of Dr. Porters.
Cams O llamixte, KELLUM & irrixocx.
Tato. Illytrocit, I -
Feb. RC 18i0-tf
a. r. SIASON.
W. a FULLER
THE BEST AND . CHOICEST
SMOKING TOR AC CO,
IS U.A.NtTACTIMED AT
FACTOfY •N O. 1
SD DISTRICT Or ILARTLAND.
, See that Eery Flaw; you buy bears that
tuseripthm.
Dee. la. 1870. ,
TIMEHOUSIO: AND LOTS IN
TOW LIMA BOROUGH FOR S. r.P—Ritnated
oo Poplar Street above Western Avenue." These
houses are now being built and will be completed
on August Ist.- Good well ! cistern, and &Mar with
each house. For further. *Scalars address or en
quire of
Wane2V7l.tf) W. DU LIIIIALL.
•
!A Red, White, and Mae Store, Towards, Pa.
A owed - camolhis dock-
HERRING,
PORK.
ISitfITON,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
STORE.
Wtiolesalo and Tp3tin Doak:a in
AND
ALWAYS COMPLETE.
Re mil nothing but
Fox 4: lt6llrrf•s
Y AND DINING ROO3l
First block north of Ward norm
DAZED DAIL Y,
And sold It Wholesale and Retail
-D. W; SCOTT & CO
SUGAR CURED
BEEF. ' :LAMM
POULTRI,
LAMY,
~4rf4~tsfNlNa~~ya~J.~l~•+
In their sraccm.
Ch2l - *3nd tbsiml'&
SIIITLIES FOB THE '
F' ,ZTR.A3:IIa
WICKHAM & BLACJICS:
CROCKERY.
CHINA,
yrotall.
GLASSWARE.
New and beautiful patterns.
STONEWARE.
SILVER : PLATED WARE,
From EatTers & Frolher.
FR s IT JARS.
Tcnrands. itm,V).•7l
'garniture.
• E.
F lIRNI,T
NEW FIRM N
Waive now offenng at our %Choke)
FIIVNITURE
tio._lo7 MIDI SIM MT,
the groate.st ladluccootate to those in want of
FIRST - CLASS -FURNITURE !
Ever cirered In Ills market.
The attention of the public le especially called to
our recent boa* purchasessfrona the late Great Auc
tion Bales of
CHAMBER AND PARLOR
PITRNITIITZ - M!
We aro now I:Coring
WALNUT ALLIIBLt TOP SETS
AZ $75 00. And
NICE PARLOR SETS, At $5O 00,
Together with our Complato Stoci or
BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, CHAIRS
TABLES, STANDS, SPRING
BEDS, .MATRESSES,
LOOKING-GLASSES,
And in fact overitldnii to be found in a First-clam
i'uraitziro Store,
THAN TUE CILE-trEST
D E3II:31BM TILIT WE AIX NOW .11.1:SEPAC-
It taring, and do offer - goods of our own manu
facture ale/NA' than you can buy efity-made mutt,
elsesclivre. Lumber taken in exchange: for goods..
We also tarnish
tosEITOOD CASEETs,
lIETALIC I i 111 lL CAStB, AND COYFMS
Of every desalvten
DCLIAL ROBES, CAPS, Li..
And 'ea a:eo have the
FINEST • IlEAß:irl;
1i tills. gection of. country
Goole delivered to the Depot free of chime;
VOTES 0. PEOST & SONS
!Towanda. Jan. 11. 1571
Boots and Shoos.
GREAT BARGAINS 111
MOOTS SH.CDE_
I=3
SEW' 8G . )7" SlioE ,STOftf.
South cud of NV:.r.lnoure
The or..7eraircl are recic .lug a Lirge and qc i se
lected stock of
BOOTS A'N.D SHOES
Sultahle for the
simr FS AND - TALL . 'TRADE,
Which we offcc low for Cash. Consisting of
GENTS,
LADIES,
AND CHILDREN'S WEAR
S.E:IVED AND P'GGED ROOTS
MAIST. TO OEDEIt
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
AND READY WHEN. PROMISED
Thsnkthl for post favors, Ins solicit a continuance
of the assn.
ILLVUEL WOODTOED.
Towanda. April 5, IS).
FOR SALE AND TO RENT,
W. DITTRICH'S
MUSIC STORM.
ONE DUNDEED FIEST-CLASS PIANOS,
ONE DrNDRED AND FIFTY 'MELODEONS
TWO HUNDRED CAIIMET &ND CIIIIRCH
OEUNAS,
Five flruidred V tollna, Clarionets, Flutes, Banjos
Guitars, Concertinas , Accordeons . Strings
for all string Instruments. •
Drams. Bones. etc.
EM ET MUSIC tiD INSTRUCTION BOORS FOR
BERT ISSTIMIENT.
1 ::° I _A_ N 0* S
IFrem the only farg,.el.ass makers in the; rniteo
States, as F. C. Lighfe & C. 0.. Becker Bros., Stine
way, WebTpr, New York; Hallett and Cll l / I .ionf,
Boston: Mathewsbek. New Haven Ct.; C: Meyer.
Philadelphia, and Nnabe in Baltimore. Melodeon.
from B. Shoninger, New Haven, Ct.: Pelonbet,
Felton k Co., New York. „Organs, the celebrated
holden need American Organ, and. the Burdett
Combination Organ. Ono door east of Mereur's
Bank. the ohly store of the kind in Towanda.
rnar.29ll
ANCI:IOR LINE STEAM'.
SIR every Wednesday and Saturday, to and
from NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
Calling at Louderry to land Wails and Passengers.
The Steamers of this favorite line' are built ex
pressly or the Atlantic. Passenger Trade. and fipted
up t, every respect with s/.1 the modern imprprve
nients calculated to insure the safety. comfort, and
converilence of passengers. Passage Rates Payable
in Currency. to CiLawsGOW, LIAEILPOOL and
LONDONDERRY.
FIRST CABIN. $6 and in,.accortlmg to location.
CABIN RETURN TWEETS. $l3O. securing beat ac
commodations. ENT PM rGIATE. EU STEER
AGE.' E2B.
Parties sending for their friends in the Old Conran.
try can purchase Reacts at redueed rates. Per int
ther particulars apply to HENDERSON BROTHEra.
7 Bowhag Green. N. Y. or to 8.0. MEANS. central
Express Ortice. Towanda. Pa. VanoctiS'7l.
C0 -PARTNER-.HIP.-The inder
signed have this day formed a Co-partnerahip
under the firm name of Iltunphrey Wu's.. "Tracy,
for the purpose of manufacturmit and jobbing Boots.
blocs au • Leather. The bovine-us will _be carried
on_at our new factory-and saNaroom, comer 'Main
and Elizabeth atrmtv, Towanda. Pa. •
IRA B. EL - 111 . IIREI. •
C. 1. 11 RREY.
CHABT Ir TRACT.
JUIV72n3
SON & c 0.,.
OLD.CASH DRUG STORE,
Omise *sin asul Plna Stmts. Tows:ids. Pan
Ulne loadrall lidded larlfely to their stock. shin end
ostuplete assortment. constituting an eideeistre Ira
11011. embracing many articles used in the t 2141 for
meebaulcal imposes. carefully selected *Mt
to the progressive wants of the public, which regain
kept constantly supplied with fresh. purchases. and
'ft.'ed on the mo st reasonable terms at Wholesale or
Rstail. eastalidans of •
ALCOHOL AND.TURPENTINE,
-Ban, PSLtiT. vensisu. witrrz:iess,
end all kinds , of Brushes. •
11111lb:um now open
France.
TANNER'S AND MACHINE OILS,
POCKET BOOKS, PORT MONAIS,
- Pocket Enke% Razor!,
A complete asamtioent.
Tosacco, &SUFI% PIPES AND CIGABS,
Garden. Field and Flower Seeds. Trailea.
porters. Einspensorlea. Shoulder Brace*, Breast
Pump!, Teething Rings, Nursing Bottles.
Nipples. Shells and Shields. Beringer,
Bed Pans. Self-Sealing Fruit Jara.Ther
ammeters, Flavoring . Extract', Stone
in" Glass Ware. Bottles, Vials:, Corks. Bath
Brick. and Stove Blacking, Fish Tackle, Am-
All articles warranted repreeented. Persona at,
a distance can receive their orders by eta,ee or mail.
which will receive prompt and careful attention.
Medical advice given gratuitously at the offioe,
charging;only for medicine, -
s3r. Thankful for past liberal patronage.wauld lea
pecttallyannounce to their friends and the public. thll
no Panin'linnil ho spared to satisfy, sad meritthe con.
Urination of their confidence and patronage.
-Open Sundays for preacriptions from 9 to 10
a.m., and 12 m. to 1. and 5 to a p.m.
. H. C. MAME& SON & Co.
GOODS! • • I Jul y 1. 1870.—Tr.
The best kind in inszket.
TAYLOR'S' CELEBRATED OIL!
Iu
The Great Rkeenacitic Reraidy should be kept and
nsact by every Farmer that keeps either Cattle or
Horses. every Teamster and livery Stable Keep 'r,
every Physician and Horse Farier tor•it will many
times rare pain and tameness when all other rnedi•
fines have failed. ...Miners and Railroad Men
should certainly keep it, for it Is unsurpassed for
brnses and sprains. trackstniths should keep it
for their own use and for their customers tender
' , toted horses, as nothing equals it for fender feet.
- cry body suffering from pain and lameness of any
burns, cuts, wounds or any eruption of the
'orne, Chilblains or any diseasesequiring an
1 anplieation_ should certainly keep thi. cele-
Nlicinc. Every bottle warranted to give
For sale by be. ii. C. Porter Son .k Co.
and F. W. Brown Druggists,Towarsla.
.very Druggist and dealer in Brad
`ll counties.. .
y and Cowden, wholesale Patent
Arch street Pitiladepthis,Pa.,
M. lIROWNIG TAYLOR,
-oprtetor, Leltayaville, Pa., •
II NI
• •
E ry
kin .•
akin,' c.
nadirs • Li,
brand .1
I tatialactio ,
l-Porter k Eir • •
Pa. And -by
ford and a.dlolni
• Johnston Iloilo • y
:ifetiletne Depot. N
Wholesale Agents. • l
jrdyl77ll-tf • •
BELEU 3IATI
. 'l5OO WILL B PAID
.e
14,
t
to any person prodneing any
as many Ucing, permanent cnrra
REUEDY.
only. pleasant llediciiae. free • froni\
drugs.. Warranted. under oath. to have pi_
le cured 05 in every 100 patients treated in
.
ten pears. (See_teatiroonyl. It is the edenti.i.
•
seription. of Pri - ii..foe P. Filler. T. grad.o.
. .
the Unlversity.of Pennsylvania. A. D..
one of Philadelphia's oldest regular physicians, an\
• Professor of Chemistry and Toxicology,—wao lea
Made Netwlgis. Chinnie and Inflamatory Rhesus's
tism the specialty of his entire professional; lire—a
fact vouched for by the signatures accumpanymg
each bottle. and other testimonials of many promi
nent renowned physicians and clergymen.' To pro
tect snfferers, from poisonous quack nostrums and
useless exjscr.diture of money, a legal smiled guar
antee. stating exact utunber.of bottles warranted. to
cure, will he fore-Styled gratis' to any sufferer send
ing by letter a full descriptor' of at/Action.' In case
of failure to cure. amount paid positively refunded.'
Medicine sent anywhere by express. collect cn de
livery. Afflicted invited to write for advice; all in
fornubtion and medical advice sent by. letter gratis,
Address Dr, J. P. FITLER, 29 South Tonith street,
Philadelphia, Pa. The Remedy is sold or obtained
by Drngeists.
For sale by POI:TER. Druggists, Mer
cur's ];lock. Towanda, Pa.
Tow.kNpA.
Marble Works.
- MISSES,
GILIIMIT M. CIA=
Medicliet
LI Ts
p. P IL. J 17,1
Ditraii;
ainuN vassaz.vh
KEROSENE OR COAL OIL,
Burning fluids.
LAMPS. MADE . WICKS, CIIDINLTS.
' Sperm. Lard. Made, !Califs Foot.
Bancy and Toflat Article. In all tbielr variety,
SlPOlqo*, )11317WHES,. goers, COMDS.
Pomades. Hair-Dyes, Perfumery. '
TOOTIIO3ICM AND HAM PIMPLEATIONS.
mar, IMEIII AND LIQCOBS.
723 r 3Tsoirf* , 4l use,
intinttion, kc., Botanic, Eclectic and nomcepath
lc Med Anna, and all tho popular Patent
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MEDICINES.-. •
NEURALGIA.
GEO. McCABE r d: SON
!lace just teceivsl tLe largest as.2.Ortraelit of
AMERICA AND ITALIAN
WC - I=6 - 43 B!
Ever exhibited in this sootior.. to which they
'at:cut:on of the public.
They lz,c2 on hand Cunt:LAl to or,10:
AIQNUMETS,
TOMB STONES, SLANTLES,
Of emery style,
AT THE LOWEST TERMS.
Pergolas In want of anything in. - oar. line as-e re
apeetfelly invited to call and examine our stock. '
•McCABE .&. SO
.
Towanda. May 1. 1871.
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B. A. PE•TTES S. CO.,
Have now on hand a no , tteci of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
In great vniicty, such •as
DRIY' 0-0-013 S.
ILILL4S'ELY,
FANCY GOODS AND ::NOTIONS,
DRESS SILES, SILK VELVETS,
VELVETEENS, WATERPROOFS,
LND
Mi ieh they will cell at the
LOWEST 31ARKET-PRICE,
At the 001 of the ;Big Itentlpt, opposite the
COLIN. iloaee, .
51AIN STrzix, Tow.A.NDA. rA
TRY- OU R TEAS t.;?.F.1.1E
NATIONL-L1147, INSIJAItoCE
• • • CO. OF UAL A.
Cara CA,z , s l,o oe/M—pArct at
cum %d Lp eangreis. i
CLARENCE IL CLARE.eI i t
JAY COOKE. Chairman i .ad EL Cam. ;
HENRY D. COORE. Vice Yruident;
. 121ERSON W. PEET. kiecrettrisad.Artm7
The ithantegee of the National fife
I
I. It is aliational Company, chartered by co n ~
2. It bas s paid op capital of One Mian on D otkr;
It offers low rues of premiums ; •
4.11 yorp
panics for
tomer tmmrabre
• po the w than othtr.as money ;
b. It la detnito and certain
6. Thera is no possibility of nderopr.,.:l;t,f,,t
wads: Or Trainanders tan d ng by P01i,,7,L41,r,
1. The policies are plain contracts. so must; ,;;
mace for so iamb money ; •
8. All policies aro non-forfeiting ; • -
9. The jeilicies are exempt rom atuel;:rent
cr..,...ns a co., ca
B. 8. ut•.E.T.x manager
75. D. i.a.saltrz 4 A. G. -Ilaso:s.,
* II I.A/onto for Tcivninda ar.d.
Jan. 9. 1869. -
GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE IXSUILLNCE cwrr4'sy,
251 BUOIDWAY, NIfIV 'COW:
POLICIE.s t 1 Fouci:
Amyl* cm.? ........ -
.4.1. - StAL 15'00,11E,
r,orspc rLID
...
AU apProved forum of Pnnele.l ltracd.
Libtral modes foe payment of f
Polici , "ro non-forfht.tbh, by tty:r
The eutiru profit or thr, Compar,7
Ably Among the Infiured,
ANNUAL DIVIDENDS -
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t7,I.LTON H. PECKHAM`,
WILLUM T. HOOKE 2- VP:2. [tents:
wars M ADAMS. Sir.c'w Ax.t,
PIIELAPELPHL), :
Jay Coo. k CO.. Bankers.
DazlsL L• Co., 'inters. . • .
Joss WeNobsror. k Co.. Tea )I.•rehat,t,..-
S. A. 3igucts. Prest Farzere IlechstsY
T. 13- PrrF.nsos", Publisher.
-j171.2111-tf
NODLE'S
surance . A g
FIliE, L1F . 1.". A..D .+.CCIDENT
Policies mritten and losses settled
We alsa iutierL all
To triildings an - 1 vw.lt•nt.6 or 1.-ce
OFFICE ON NTAIN STREET
o showing half
Dr. FrrEzes
A inwardly
.lnjurions
manent
tie Lst.
• pre
ke of
feb S'72.
Bock: and StatT . ze::',.. • •
.1 lIKIES. 1572 .
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& ENVELOPES
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SCHOOL BOOKS '
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STATIONM AN:
• • PIC.TZLES .
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' BLANK BOOKS'
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TANK.EE NOTIONS. •
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Towanda, Isroc. 19,.1558.
BOOK-BINDERY.—Tah p,Ta
lie Is respectfully informed that
dery hati been removed to thS
thii:d story, where will be done - •
800, -81ND17.4.0:
•
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In all its carious 012
..ths three' allow. The 13:c.Ivry
thu charge of ...
An experienced Binder. and all work al'.l! , etn- - 9!
done in a style and ruaur.t^r which cann , ql,,ex -, := l
Music. Magazines. Newsp.apers.ollll , .l. , .
in every variety of style. Particnin. -
paid to the Bonrg and Binding of
To any desired pattern, which 'in quality alai
bility will be warranted.. •
All work will be ready for delivery prora.:,l
The patronage of the public ia soLetted, ar,a
feet satiafacton guaranteed. -
ToWanda. Anent 2. Lif;ll—tf.
TOWANDC
The stipmintemleut of this ELor
some of the best •
LUMBER IVIGO:NS
COVERED AND OPEN BEGGff.
ever offered in this markct.
OAK AND • FEECKORY TIMBEB
need, and all work made, by the I 1
We have tho _
r4r4..t.r Rizss;:i _
verry.Vgbt. and so dnr3bir , that even
little to do towards their decay.
Pislse examine-Mr work before puvl-::::7:::
where. • Repairin F done on short 110t10`. .
M. C. Mr.rwurt .Prot., U. W. V:Nt . r..
Towa , rda, JTV.y 20. I:4.l.Stua . r
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t.T. ,E. BOLLES & CO.,
. - -
- GENT in L rizoDrti.:
- •
-Commission Merchants.,
sL,fielt cr
cT•EE=_'. VE.\L.
to.l other Vann Pr0,:r.....%
Onc rr the in harmg r.5 , ..1,1 tin
the past ttn years. and haslun an , st,
ance with the business n. n rY tho c.y.c
tidcrtt that,we can WI tl
faction Of consignors'.
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REFEIIENcI:,S. -
L. S. el - it:pm:Tß, A. 0.
BALDWIN A: RLArli..u.tN,lanm - s. • -
ließaysvtliti,
S. CI. CHAFFEE, atAr.TIN SIANNISO ,
haw. Pa.
11. d. CIICIBBECE, uE).;r.):
vale: Pa.- -
a. E. OuLLE:i. • (30.2. 1- 711
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CASEVA IN SU ILVNCE AG ENI :
.k
TROY. FA.
FIRE. LIFE awl Accirm:mi ms 7-1:
In drat.4.ilana companies. Alio,
VouveyanciniZ. • rwwity wren yvart.
Onio' -by wail proi4ptly attt•n&d
Ang.a . Y 71.-1.3"
COAL AT . WYA.CtSLNG , ! •
...
The "nikrB!;iiled 1111, en hand: and ir.ten I 1.-
I:cep. a tlnpni ' rof Snl:isan Alithra-.t. l'aA:l-;s.lf.
hard Anthr.telle Coal of th. , aritlll+
54. pt. - 25 IK7I. - ti. V
11, 1%11,1 i - : , . K 0 . ..
VEItY CHOICE GREEN NS,
El.i.r•lTC7f,ll,ir.Gchcari, at retatl by
. - rOI .t ILLSC r;
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twi - mei
GePm l ACetta.
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J. A. P.r.C.olli:,
Towa •
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E C. \VINT:II7EIZ,
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WORKS STILL ALIVE".
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