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There seems to h o ve ma a contro..
yersey on the question whether there
is any value in :fodder corn, and
though preetical -I m mo -,,,,-.0 it
=xtielte -out thei lar lrures, and
feed.it. to awe in
milk, tlui doelOrs r 3ring d"sagree as to
it 4 benefits. -Dr. of . Mimeo -
obusetts; Who is computed- able - to
deliver three hundred and sixti-five
larches in three hundred andaixty
-8 COMMItillB dai s , 824 goOd ones
cornea ~that, out fiat-footeof against
rOm-fodder;i e., : corn sown or
drilled and itid . ~ •. : its vow*,
aid ascribes his kin . popularity's
sipolitials' n in they, rural districts, to
Us hammy on this tophi; for whilst
110 preached waist the. use of this
. substitute for pasturage ita increase
was ten-fitldi and farmers cannot see
how they - could . - got through the
01drj season without it. Dr.
4 editor of • a Boston 'Aurae!
of Cheilaistry, a . •w:farmer, also' '
al very= competent authority, holds
that green corn-fodder raised under
the bed conditioni--tbd is, drilled
and cultivated—hi not capable of sus
taining a flow of thilk in cows unless
, ..
• . with grass or - hay, and that
to efodder rallied from broadcast
.••• g is about Worthless. A late
.-.rrespondent, atl owner of . three:
cows, comes to a concluSion after a
aeries of experiments, that - soiling
With min corn only caused - a-de
crease of milk, bn that the grass and
itt
Sown corn toget er make the best
possible Icombination. 1
Now it would s m that so import
itt a question s ould work less at
lose endr,and th t a series of exper
ents, not by one farmer alone, but
carried out by seVeral, would put it
at rest. At first gance it would seem ,
tp:.
that corn, )
sown roadcaat and fed
hen young, wo d produce milk as
ell as lest succulent graas,and many
ere and agricbltural writers con
nd that it does, a nd hold it prefer
• hie to the same in - drilled in and
i enn
a out at -later stages of its growth.
But experiment very often refutes
e.rimafaeie impressions, and science
onfirms the conclusions ; and it may
be Unit there exists such organic dif
ference between grasses Lnd grains,
diverse qualities, and while those 'EI
of
one Will nourisl : life and produce
milk, the other will only support ex
istence and add nothing to the lact
eal fluids. Will not some intelligent
farmer submit thls matter_ to a test?
,Let some cows be fed on corn-fodder
clone, others onl fodder and hay or
grass ; some on !fodder sown broad
past, others on fodder from drilled-in
porn. Or let these who fed on the
One sort altogether, give the result
through the papers to the public.
And if fodder corn is not the best
i substitete for our , annually failing
astures, what is ? Let us know.—
Pountry Gentleman.
_ , •
'What A Heavy Sod will do.
IThe sod makes the • corn. This
nay be taken as an axiom, as un-
I doubted as that a straight line is the
'shortest distance between two points.
If the sod is right 'the corn can take
care of itself. What is 'wanted is a
mass of roots, filling the soil to the
depth of three, - four, or five inches or
mole, and such' a mat of vegetation
•on the surface as will inevitably-be
long to such a mass of roots. Now,
what such an Jimount of vegetable
matter easily decomposed, and such !
las corn leaves tb feed upon wouldll
'measure, can TO y easily be estimat
ed.
It would certainly
~ be within '
bounds to say at there would be on
ti l
every square ro 'of ground 90 ttibic
feet of matter equal in fertilizing
power to average barn-yard manure.
This is over three-quarters of a cord
. per square rod ; and 100 rods going
to make up an 'acre; there would be
• over 120 cords of manure to the acre.
This amount of barn-yard manure
I would seem perfectly_ bewildering to
a farmer, and would be beyond the
I power of' ma y to haul out and
!Food. And it is, on the spot,
- in the most ix 3 ect. shape possible to
'be utilized. Does it need then,7any
further argument to show clearly
,I that a heavy soil is the best, cheap
? est, and most eitaily handled manure
a farmer can procure or invent? The
vexed question of whether one should
plow deep orlshallow for corn, here
gets a satisfactory.and simple reply.
'loath such a s.. or any sod, we may
say, one mail .low sufficiently, deep
to get enough loose soil on the top
to allow the 4. .w to work and
i make a seed- . 4 No more, no less.
' If your sod is . ,`ch a one as we lately
I . saw cnt. from . pasture on a farm in
Eastern Penns •lvania, the plowmust
necessarily go seven or eight inches
beneath the s• ace before enough
soil can be o • Mined , wherewith to
make a seed-. •d. , The average crop
on this farm . over 100 bushels of
I shelled corn •-r acre.., And the se.
- iret, if there i : any, is in this sod.
Why should it be doubted? It is a
simple examp o in proportion ; as
I sod is to sod, sp is corn to corn. And
by this we .. :iv learn what a' heavy
sod willdo.— : griculluri.si.
A GOOD Ekou ..—Make a broth.of a
knuckle of v. : or shin of beeL This
is best made .e day belt:re wanted,
that the fat may be removed from it.
Take six large onions, six large car
rots, four large turnips, three roots
of celery, or less would answer ; a
1:1
sweet potato r piece of pumpkin, a
lump of sugar half the size of an egg,
and a bunch f pot-herbs. Grate the
Carrots, slice e onions, and cut the
other vvitabl into very smallpiec
es. Pat into alstew pan a half pound
of butter, sot it on the fire and let it
melt ; put into this the , onions, let
them dry a little without burning,
e
i,cri
then pia in he rest of the vegeta 7
bles and oth ingredients, moisten
ing. them eith r with warm water or
broth to prev nt tbeir burning ; add
a little nit d Cayenne pepper ;
cook till the v °tables are soft, pan
theta throng a sieve anti add to
them the bro previously made, till
the soup is a at the consistency of
very thick c Give all a boil up
togetium. A ftertaking it off the fire,
two table-5p.... •. . of cream may be
added. This • most excellent soap.
It may be .. . . e entirely a vegetable
soup, by ad. '. _ to the vegetables
boiling muter instead of broth.
&cam,— linzaer's wife writes :
This a a rod that-has descended
in outfinn4 and LI never ate saw
await better. Those who,do
not lice
_pepper, might diniinish the
iinsintity ; Fur 80 lbs. of meat, wel
teut,:and 124
z. fine ialt, 6 oz. pulver
ized =go, - 4 black . pepper, 2 ta
ble•epoon , of mustard , And sum
mer saw . . the taite.The - mus
t # relents the seam *bpi
1111312g41 the etonsch , sO t 1.4 save*
tnek lie teed *Ph *Ur.
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43IBOULAltr SAW Mllait
SHINGLE KAOHESPE
at Os labia ind MOSS thaleilillaiblai • •
sad bpi eosalmitly bietnal fat use.
.• PLOUGHS, •
auxian4 - au= an) WOODEN awn
CULTIVATORS, 00BN PLOUGHS
LOUGH POINTS
cor an Nadi. rd lair ta tirlawds am*
STOVE 0 4...8 T.LN , 0:8 $
CELLAR MEM R..
BLED AND SLEIGH SHOES,
And all liDdi of outlaw tandighid
March loam. - • mina
NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY
On Plan between Min inid fisond. Otresta, beck
of O. P. Komi kflo.'" Bank. •
• TOWA . NI)A, PENICA.
Mowtra y ho n our nc a'e to his triiindsszid pttrous.
Vitt th
where they will constantly keep on hand •ful mood
went of
TOP AND OP E fI BUGGIES,
Made of the beet material and finished 'in the be/
cli7 cbla His' long -{,MO• in eity Wiley
Factories &anthem& -•de adrantage over others
in the
of his Wagons. All they asks is an
INSPECTION OF 'HIS WORK
propos to parchaaing elsewhere.
ALL WORE WARRANTED TO WIZ PERFECT
Thankful for the lib end patronige formed:..
tended and nopeettnlly aak a coat:lguana of the
Of every deecriptloa, at Abe aid stand. of O. pi
Drake.
MAN . DRFLLS,
_6ll ..
_c
lifILI; /SONS
arairminzas,
minas NEPApiED,
Ae ' ll wraisi asowr..MlMdlow
aroma.
CHURN- POWERS,
LARGE AND SMALL' BISX.
ilium ism; zirt7zas
HENRY STOLEN & CO.,
FEW BUCE eItIMIAGE FACTORY,
FAXILY CABBIAGESt
PLATFORM WAGONS,
TBOTTING evr sx6, £D IFICIIMJETO2IB,
Finish, Style and Durability
347737101105.
p:4:o":46dcll9 o :4YlvvkalogrOtq , ..Alsl
reduced rte .
Tomas:la. NOI7 24.1170.—U
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Carriage Factory.
• ; 'ltt II
SW! continues the =Watt= of
CARRIAGES AND-] WAGONS,
MAIN ISTUEET, TOWANDA. PA. -
His work is all of the
LATEST STYLE AND FINISH.
In the rusnalactare of wagons nothing is need but
BEST STEEL AXLES,
To ether wittithe
COMPOSITION BORES
In Light Work
PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS
AND
LUMBER WAGONS
Kept constantly on hand.
The beat Eastern stock is used In the matinfeetars
of Wheels: Spokes are all rived eat—not sewed.
ALL WORK SOLD
WARRANTED EQUAL TO ANY
- As to finial. AAR as to dumb ty,
SUPERIOR TO ANY IN THIS ON.
ars- Au. Wogs WAszAzTED. aas
JAMES BRYANTi
apLI9II
BIPOD & CO.,
ttklll amtlinn o masidsetare tbolz,reistestsd
HORSE POWERS &'CIAAN72IB,
and will sell a balk* zoachlna, for lees money than
as be had iamb= in the world. We dais for
our madams that they will do a' much. or morn
than say otban and are mote durably built. !Ir•
yernosally asparnitod our wort and me that It is
well dawn; 'We will and
DIiiiIIMTOM CATALOGUES. •
al our rosohlmn on appliestkni.
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
Om Mom Nora 17111411ffint d I SEPZRATORS.
=SUM and MANIAS.
. FANNING MILTS,. , •.,
=cow' Am mesa saw anus,.
SAW AND MIMI MILL wep dons to order..
GM us • can before purebaants eisenrbere.
I r a . ; : to crackumta Imardar
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Ass. 2. UM •
THE BEST AND CHOICEST
SMOKING TOBACCO,
IS 11AISLTACTUBSD AT .
FACTORY . NO. 1,
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No. No. N. "alicia l
• A1 :1 No. No. NO.
33. R. IT•TIONI. 34. A. 34.
it •it •at
• 13 tit vas
li2 ilia ......12mtes 1145 5 44.840
390 1215 380 Vaud, 1166 505'755
3 1150 340 ...... .Atb050...... 1145 555 745
480 136 915 .'.....T0ure0d5..... 11 00 525 706
380 215 10 25 —.Waldo:9. • 966 633 610
555 2351046 .:. 934 415 543
617 25511 09 ....105hoppen.... 911 357 613
25 301 11 ....112400p0ny.... 908 350 515
50 9 251145 ...Tokkioziock... 836 326 446
750 .425 133 1135910. 735 196 335
15 45 100 ..:ArNkto Horn— 710 106 310
_ 230 420 Moak.— .—. 11 ....
11 . 3 r 894 11 . 4 - 15 10 19 t
835 555 .....1242daion 10415
910 425 ......D.5935
10 30 816 '1 . 8 00-9
9 45 New York 600
445
' ALM PIE Alt
No. 30 leaves To ingiada a 10 Albedo, 740; Wa
verly, 8 00; arrive st Nbatra at 9 00 a. N.
No. 31 kora. 10808 at 545; Wirreety. 6 45; Atti
ca', 7 00; arrive at Wirimft at 45 x.
. -
Down Trains dine at 'White - Iven. Up Trains
dine at Pittston.
pbta wt
Paavengers to and them New rock and Model.
ttenat change of cam
Down train mined' at Allentown with Throigh
fiat 114reaa tql lOwliebarg. Ilttaburg end the Wad.
• I It. A. PADiallt.
p E Ttli. r 11°
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Shortest and most direct lins to Philadelphia,
Snore. Waaldrigkm, and the South.
Passengers b 1 tbili routs take Immykrints k
New York Railroad train. pawing ibwanda at 9:25
AM., and 135 D. nt.4 maks close eonnectlan at De.
tblebem with IftmeM train of north Peasn'a Rad.
rasa, and entrain Phila at 11:15 P. IL. arid
10:30 p.m.. in ems to take night trains either for
the South or Weak I
at/ oars lure at the Depot cro wiled of
ell eouve7 puisensers to the various Depots
andi to all parts of the city.
isamomra.
Leave North Pans% Pattie - ad Depot. earner Barks
and American Etre*. Philadelphia. at 303 It.,
arriving itl
Torni o
it i4s P. M., same evening.
Mann's Dawes ri • collects .1 delivers bag.
gage. nines o. 106 - Filth street, Philadelphia.
_
Freight a. received st,Pront and 'Roble streets, Plias
delphi sad forinkribed br Daily Freight
to Towanda. sad ail ;points In Ibrigneba Tar trna train
VIM grolck &Watch.l ELLIS CLARKE.
Gen. Agt.E. P. a. IL, Prod and WElasr SU.
Ern. 21. IBM 1 PbErilelphis.
ERIE I:n7AY.
..
Nsw AND Dial/7Na Boon AND Elassrnia
Coacion, ecantailne en Modern Improte. aro
Ton throagh on all Trains between Dattelo. Niapre
Falls. iburpenzton DV" Cereland. Cinotsauda and
New York.
I .
Abstract of Time Tibia, Adopted Nor. 13th, 1871.
. - 1 -
STATIONS{ .
New York Loge
Jersey eit7....• •
Banquettes= ... '
Greet Bend...—. ',
Bitighunton
Owego
Waverly
Emirs.
•
COrtiilll
Painted Post.. • i
Rochester...l rrise
Itareigisrile.... 1
Baffelo•
Nisoireralls .... • 4
tiorp'nston Bridge 2-
Cita=
Demktrk 4
Clemdssid "
its:
H. B. CLAIM:
ADDITIONAL LOCAL TRAINS WESTWARD
5:00 a.m.. except : . • days, from Owego. Stopping
at Tinge 5:27. Smith. • . 5:55, Barton 6:12, Warerty
cas
700. Chemung 7* W ellsburg 805. Elmira 9:23,
Big plats 1010, 11:30. ,Thduted Post 11,48,
Addison 11X1 p.m. Ilaibb 145, Cameron
Mills 245. 245. Adrian 347. Canisteo
4:05, arriving at Bornensville at 4:23 p.m.
500 a.m., ell Sundays. from linstfuebanna.
=at Great nd 5:24. Kirkwood 530, Bing
-45. Hooper 6:22. 17nicni 6:33, Cummins
6:52, Owego 7:14, Tioga 7:90, Smitbboro 7:50. Bar.
ton 800. Waverly 040. Chenosag 543, Wellsburg
8:48. Southport 94/ Mara 9:15, Big Plats 930,
Corning 10:00, Painted Post 10:08, Addison 10:32,
Batbbonevffle 10:51, Cameron Mina 1144, Cameron
11:15, tam= 11:717J Canisteo 11:55, and arriving at
Bornellaville at 1205 p,m.
6:50 a m., day. from Pariirrnehanna. Stopping at
Oreat Bead T:l5, Kirkwood 17:30, Binghamton 809,
Hooper PM. Union HI:17„ Camp Me 18:45, Owego
n:l4, Mogi !927. iSmithhoro 12:40. Barton 12:17,
Waverly 10:20. Chem in 110:25. Welsh= 10:50,
iPilmira 11:20. Big Plata 11:49, Coming 12420 p.m..
Painted Pod 112:24; .Addison 1245. .Battibonedge
11:07. Cameron Mills 11:22, Cameron 1:32, Adrian
11:55, Canister) 2:01, and arriving at Hornelldille at
2M p.m.
11:10 p.m., except- Sundays. from Einrqviehanna.
Stopping at Great Bend 1:50. Kirkwood 2:24. Bing
hamton SAO. Hooper 1:10. Union 4:23, Carnpvige
5:05. and arriving at Owego at 5:40 p.m.
1:15 p.m., exceptr e g ra nkra. from - Emir*. Stopping
at 112121:Xl. 2:00, Panted Pod 2:08,
and thence. ItO oo /44 to arr i ving at 8:35 pm.
p.m.. Sundays, from Binghamton.
Stopping at H 2:45, Union 2:55, Campvgie3:ls,
Owego 3:37, Tioga 2 - 23. Smithboro 4:08, Barton 4:10,
Waverly 4:40, Cher:data 4:58, Wellsburg 5:12. South.
port 548, arriving Elmira at 5:30 p. m.
Cincinnati'
Ckncland
Dunkirk.
Clifton
Stulenston Bridge
Niagara FaaL..
Buffalo
aornelbrrille
Rochester
Corn
Elmira ing
'
Weyer*
Owego
Great Bend, ,
amoebas=
Port Jervis
Mithlietown
Goshen
Newburgh
Ps ereon •
Newark
Jersey City
New York
ADDITIONAL
5:00 im w • •
Stopping •
fF"E'~`
10:t2. Zholral2:4
130. Intatausig 1
Etmilhboro II:U,
at 4:37 pm.
iku ans., dallyarnui Ilonuentila. Stopping at
Canizteo 7:13. Adrian 733: Gammon sty, Bath.
bonevills 8:42. /Whim 918. Painted Pad 927, Cor.
tang 10:15. Big 71its 10:52. Ehatm 1210 pm.,
Southport 1225, TN a lb Wore 12:52. Cheosorqg 1:19 ,
WaraV 114 Barka 215, Itmillibmo 2:40, Ticiga
SAW Owego 3:40,01053pria1l 435. Union 4:48. Sinn-
Ammon 5:40, ilrilwood 612. Great Stra24l2o, and
arrhtpg Itusque3muna at 7:110 p.m.
7 20.a.m.. aro* Sundays. from Owego.
at Conspeilla 7:45. Galcm 23. Room 6.l l C l i t =
bunion 9 3 0. 1 frkirood 10:30. Great Dmd 11:15, and
anteing at Sisgmbanna at 11 :55 am.
7:30 a.m.. imMpt Banda" from lambs. Stopping
at Southport 714. Wallibum 6:10. Chairmag 616.
119aimV 8:43, Darin 923, Broltbboro 11:12. Tiogs
9 *II , Owego 915 . elloP•Ills IBM. Unica 10:16.
Hooper 1022. and matting at Since at 1023
LILL
" 8 p.m. imee;e andas. tan Pentad Poit.
si t Calldpit 223, Sag Mtn lae, and arrh
ing at at pm.
2:10 Sendai. from Ifarnellitills,
ITRIat 214. Adrian 2 : 40, Cameron
Csmaron 3:15. Itathboorrtila 3:30. Ad&
.on 320. PIMA Pod 4:17. 415. Mg Mats
4:47 Zhnirs 613. SonlSport 516 W 523. CM.
mug 527. innerly A= Tlogit 715. tas.
0 55 •9•0 ts 7:48. Caton 3:06. 1100
_622. Mgt:am.
ton 3:35. Xbtwos :I 111, Grist Band 9:17. and ar
eithig at Boarbeasaiss at 9.17 p.m.
• Dally.
'Mondasbetweenllorsennitle and
Port Jarvis.
I Stop Maw Maly.
Though *lab We
all paste ert at
ve ffir ly Lewes& Rea" eac We la-the Ceexpeare offi tbe ce
el the Telma Dove.
• This Is the esti asthcateed Arm," et the Die
IMO Cloffipeiffi Sae the We of Western Tickets Ls
Dowlabel decked est/ =Tickets maimed
ffie - fte*We office: .
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TRAINS EASTWARD
• Sundays from llornellreills.
5.12. ?WI 6:48 Osalsron6:lo.
Itathboainine 1110. Addison
9:ls._C4szdag 10 o. Big rats
Boa►Epoit 12 :CS. Wellsburg
Wataeb. 2:49. Batton sac).
• 4:10, and arriving at Owego
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AERCIN • FLOUR, GRAHAM DO.
an 00.. =MUT W.
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di Idalit of 11/M. Wadi aill CM allarlies etas
pit& to oar duet Ito Dalt
1E7004 OF T 0144300,
ft wall* se plea. Jam OokisraClMlc, MILE."
1•• Tait aredad sod Dean Saw.
Mese GO sad iroolse ear.ea ed
WOODEN WARE.
• A 111. 1:111`1 A
lOU% le., ite. I mei pay eke Idebseleedipelee be
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
fermate. givens a cal baton se.llng elaswises.
AU persons lad•btal to the laSs Ora pisassain
sail maks lasosdists saisasol.
Towanda.lisra. U. 1317.
M . , J. LONG. 4.
GROCERIES ANIi PROVISIONS,
WOOD. WILLOW. AND NTONE WARE.
FLOUR, FEED,- MEAL, &0.,
COB. MAIN AND BRIDGE Sl,
I desire to call the attenthm of the vatilte to mkt
assortment of goods. which Is absent fun and cons•
piste, and will be sold to nut , miasma at breast
market rates.
My stock a
TEAS,
ffE
i~
525
4u
4 48
5 25
801
Bata been purchased aims the late reduction In the
tad/ en the:N and are adored at Takes to Corr
miles&
1040
B 7 20
11 10
1410
1410
11 10
11 64
'lO2O
I i :lrMliy mall or otherwise will receive emit
and pt attention.
lain
R 3
EMI
inn
ittl
liE
Thanking Oa public, for the Mural
they biro given % me, I wish a continnano=
MO&
SS
CASH PAID YOB 00IIIITRY PM:WOOL
feb.2oll.
GOLD STILL OWING DOWN
GROCERY & PROVISION LINE,
COWELL I; MYEB'S
2•
at prierNl that cannot to esthdy aUlhat ft=
d
not to be meaersold by any one.
have calmed their Sham by bailans so that they
now has roam for the he& moths that are dike
received by than. They tan coasected with their
dors a Warted lobate the". sant hero fresh namita to
WI by the qualm or Nees. ma a fa iamb oe Oro.
amiss mideP Nms,, to which they Enid asl the
attention of an cash bums. Cane end apontee ear
Goods and Prism. before purchasing sat eat*
yommehea. We gearemtee _sit goods to *nes*,
satisfaction. pears Oa:kW bo our omiemsre for
their Pang liberal Patronage and malts andineenos
of the same. COWSI4. k KIU.
Dec. 30.1!69.
No.
'
B.f
FIE
i~
II 40
10 00
THE UNDERSIGNED has just re
.1.. °Bind • largo and weed aucetatent a
10'00
10 00
1005
1019
11 40
390
555
535
808
845
7 27
7521
8251
12 0&
1453
LADIES' w.t., ;HES,
AMERICAN WATCHES
El
540
P. it.
of ell daatottais. olio a oalottod saiortmoot of
GOLD GRAINS, FINE GOLD
JF3W.MO 'R, ,
CLOCKS OP ALL muss imam Tas amp.
EST TO TEC BEST.
aoLD. am AND sr= ancrAcuo aid)
rmermumws to ti an CMOS at hapatild light
Irrir PA ram? ACCOMOD‘427XO SPSCTICIJZ
By ads pima I "rambled to saabsags alums
say am mahout nits charge. OM sad am
mow, WATCHiII A JET PIPAIM
AID waradansto.
J111.13181743M13111.
Towanda. Dom 1.1!71.
Tait!
N yip!
° I- 1141 11
o
lodAg l og i t
zt_
a a PATCH.
a; a met
2io. 1. PATTON'S MAO&
TOWANDA, PA.
*X44 5 41
ASD
SPICE - 8,
31. J. LO O
AND lITAZr winos a Tax
an araw beta( Oland at
NEW "YEARS 1
El
HOLIDAY 'oGOODS,
CArodatlng of ;
SWISS WATCHES,
all an.
=MEE
: z„ - •
IPaI"IBMS'
pressesor 6k Sam Maim)
XIMORAIIT' =LOB. z
11, GM& Jr ittleat poet. Itsidp Stalk To.
viola. goat Ismorlartss at Cloths. Tadao mad
Ometimm. eswilrellty am bal. • Ocels sods kr
order la Se bog imam
TAYLOR & GORE
FASHIONABLE TAILORS, ,
Opposite Public Square,
Keep always on hand a full assort
mot of
CLOTHS,
CM4IMEiIES
AND COATINGS.
up...an-MADE CLOTH LNG
In all the latest styles,
HATS OAPS AND UMBRELLAS,
Y
GENTS'
Furnishing G oods
In great valriety.
017TTING DONE °•ON' SHORT
NOTICE.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
- •
6 6 MAIN STREET,
TOWANDA, PA.
IRTTTON, B. lAMB,
TEAL. PODLTBV.
EAMON. may,
BOLOGNA. DRIED am.
TALLOW. Ac., to
AlAo.
.
Piza Oprxca, Imarnm, I .7 1 I S ~ IS
TMPOBTANT TO :ALL WHO
*g Tana MONTI
The *date the aged aided. Ms weak streagtlaa
ed sad dr paged preserved. •
- Yoe the leattoteetertec et the
003111:C. Cup= LIMED& LONDON
. storm Lm tattie Gus Jos trzaz az tog•
- SLIM 1
The Oman Cones Omuta iMeetsdrei. male b
the dam Instants ia. now a Loos time betoke the
yobbo. sal thempidesdamoile &mad kW thank
anntamd yid the ashenel meiamisdpaelit ot
Mar eleasimme in silo* ands to the eye, above
girrlna Oa me Osman to sem dine gimes
e
Mdietty
no maks bow asi et
et =
ldml =nt im bat p sa ooe d
and weadess meads et
r n oristan" OUIR CR
paned;) they are mean _ be -
sy without
som mandmana bonsai to the
therstare taw geed et poor mod we sad ek
ditt. Themes& Ire derma sow width are
ammtatips de eye, wham ihe Ands pi dim Übe
eoet ti =e regetee as totrowdy
_strong le;
mid dall = the Ift6t.
""11.
liVrseas& _
_pasemed litsi time.
etivesiems clamed toe the Omani Convex
°ClGloms see the Medi,
imes. MI good et the hist assameni. pare
maaid day *se optima wpm; they
see thdelline ad Ildb teed esedaMd dabs.
Thsresists brainy mad disamansem ot Tidos
sot lewd M may ether dims.
Mayes& le veal opillir wen by dg or ceadle
liat Mama Man emisalwisit tas MA
are pima( amethemeamny Ines he the ma
este awes stem seasedies to the pMelie et
salem; end Mips et emu& et the eye, • - oni
seeklamadiew nay aided st Sanaa
Tbadehmemsereemairdemo the/eases.
=Ma he Sad MX
i mie w aq
OUR &me
elmapisiio a po ur. •
TM Maw me and
mad amehieaL es
.
sassed wedame and hi eve ss
W. A. CHAMIXICIUS.
Dias to wwew.lesq red Ilene W Tomo.
411 6 Pa. bee law sole April ke aims la
Snake& along. Igo Poises • •
July U. PPIO4t -
(WMVAIMMRANCE AGENCY,
Thar PA
isails4ime•a•m i .illo, MOWN! Malli~Wl
VERT OHO= WIZEN AND
slutliii adios *lv et nail %mit
lerrOVE TEASAirIIZE
dispa anialimmuisokatun toms&
oBoaEBIESLIND PROVISIONS,
WWI via be mild at Os lovsst pomade prima
CODFISH;
FRUIT OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
FLOUR, FEED, MEAL, GRAIN, &c.
Bring og par produce. which ars piy cash far.
• oonh suppkr et /Abut Wt. idsod Mum%
Dadra Tao. fro. ,
Pisan ea and look through our noel. and we will
do oar boot to please you. W. A. BOCSWELL.
Tovanda, April 1889.
GROCERY AND PROVISION
IitoCABE k EDWCARDS,
FAMILY _ GROCERIES
macurs xew moat. Towkitra. PA.
• 1
- -
We do not decia it receeem to enumerate ih the
diferent articles. we keep. Clar assortment is
=I
FIRST CLASS GOODS
Cash patd:for Panatra Produce
Ificreh 1. MO.
V 410.%. ds ItIERCUR ire now rem' iv
ing a treah stock of Goods In their Lns, bought
MinCe the IA JaIIVIA 7 7. ta which tlnet the at
tention of their trienda. We keep he t u
be * p gest meet
In town. Our goods are treat and dble. We
sell at lowest market price*.
Jan. M. 1871.
PjH AND NEW TEAS, bought
ai 3 nc S e the recent decline in price, and siding
cheap at rotaiL FOX k MEECIThi.
Jan. 18.1671.
FW... i & MEE= are selling Gro
owl retalL . Jan. 19, 1871.
VOX. 4t, MEMOIR aro selling New
and Fresh Goods. , Jan. 19.1871.
VOX Sr. 11KRCIIR are selling Gro-
ceries cheap. Jan. 19. 1871.
"PDX & INIERCIIR aro selling first
cuss Goods only. • Jim 19,1671.
F?X & HERCITB, are selling
ape than eye?. , Jan. 19. 1811.
RESEEMBER that we . are sel li ng
Goods at
RETAIL!
And that we won't , be undersold.
Jan. 19. 1811. FOX &
MICHIGAN FINE-CUT TOBAC
00—yery choice---at
Jan. 19.1871. FOX at NEEtCtralk
VOX. MERCITR do zot deal in
1: Shoddy Goods. Jan. 19. 1871.
OUR CUSTOMERS can rely upon
kwes=the best the market affords and at
ea. T7 E. T. FOX.
Tawande, UENEY KIII=t.
Tit MEMBER THAT FOX Sr. HER
1.11 , CUR are retailing all kinds of Grocaries -at
whoiesaleprices. The largest stock in town. Goods
first class. Prices low. E.T.
Sept. 29.10.
BEST IMOSENE OIL IN
rt i c E nrn by the quantity or retail at
POI t MERCER'S.
BAKERY AND DINING ROOK
BRRAII, PIES, CAKE,CRACKERS,
In ottr DINING ROOM we will accommodate the
=
' either • lunch or a good meal at all
of the day and awning.
MOMS AND ICS CREAM ON HAND DUthNG
Also s flue assertzuouf of Groceries, Confectionery,
Fruits, Nuts, &c.
map?' 11 D. W. SCOTT & 130;
CENTRAL 11MniET.
The subecelbers still continue to koep.eanstantly
on hand • full and complete assortment ofevery
tiding pertaining to theirtnniness, consisting main.
oi
Boot • o :
Pardee wishlw Oysters in large or small quantl.
ties trill be fiUd on short notice, at the old
stand. Crersas. Nazar:, llontanye's Ditch. first
door north of Dr. Porters.
Casa OlLaisanc. 1 . KELLUM is XIILLOCIL
Theo. Mo
I.Blo isocx. . •
lab. 24. -tt
TOWANDA. STEAM
FLOURING MILLS !
W. H. FULTYR & CO.,
or l = et eror tfcgm the old th u e de l l A ttan ti totg li
lmpsrns
merits, they - are now prepared to do
CUSTOM GRINDING
in si Z a s Vi c t poesil
pains t it i=azi t d o
g .zz . t ., the ahaetmmt
Fanners doting business In 'town eon bring their
grain and have it ground the cam day to take bank.
TWUB, Duannini noun. FEED &
B the ear Wad or in quantlates ,to suit pirehnewe.
GROUND CAYUGA PLASTER
AT Id PER TON.
•
AL kinds of grain taken In Lan g e for Mdse.
Cash paid Par an kicidi of grain.
G. T. MASON.
W. N. =WM
Tvwsimie, Noy.), 1971..
;
IL L. GAIL
emstit ma vim= aross.
saw awl ismileir Oa el
MMTICEREL,
HMLill G,
'VEX,
MUTTON,
HAM,
MODERN STONE WATIE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
DAIRYMEN,
STORM.
Malan& and Mad Dealers In
P OvISION~S,
ALWAYS COMPLETE.
W. sell notldng but
JANES licellt;
WIL EDWARDS.
=
First bloat north of Ward Bones
BAKED DAIL Y;
-Ana sold at Wl:lolanda and Retail.
THEMB SEASON
avant 0:3?,,,ED HAM,
FRESH FROM THE LAKES.
OTSTEIB 11.1=MED DAILI
la their seamen.
•
~~
QUPPLIES POR T
- I
~p~
WIC4HAK A SLACK'S
GLASSWARE.
ISTONEWA4.
SILVER PLATED WALBE, . -
Tram Soden & Itriotiar
TABLE evraitY.
SINGER SEWING !MACHINE,
INSURANCE AGENCY
WICKHAM &. BLACK'S.
Tcrwan4s. 11az.12.42.
Soots and-
G REAT BARGAINS IN
Booms & simoies
NNW_ Boor AND Sri, 31UM
Sou* cod of Wardißoass.
The uatlenl fined are a large Ind well sr
butted stocker
BOOTS AND SHOES
Suitable tor
WS AND FAM TRADE,
Which we offer low for Cul. Cored: ding of
GDi :,
AND CHELDRENS -- WEAK,
SErk ED AND PEOED B 60TB
REPAIRING NEA I TLY DONE
AND !WADY MUM PROMIFILD.
Thankful for past favors, ws solicit a - ..
of th• ssans.
Towanda. April 5. IW3.
KIP BOOTS,-
STOGA BOOTS,
CALF BOOTS,
BOOTS AND SHOES
Boots. 33cocAss.
L L. iIOODY & CO.,
lltt-e tht pole control for the Retail
Humphrey Bros.
• • I HAND-*ADE
BooTs:AND suogs
Manufactured in Towanda,
•
i 1
• , 1
And se are retaillAii, them .. low as ether houses ate
retelling Eastern Goods..
I
- DON'T BE DECEIVED I ,
, • i
d -
Be r sure that you arkbuying these Boots; for it 'ont
stand to reason that an - Eastern Boot, made by ma.
eldneihroughout. will begin to wear with the eels.
bested
TONVANDA BOOMI*
RUBBERS !
GM!
-
,
,
A Imp aasaelmarit. - whlcla 'mss fire maim at • large
redaction In prier. We keep none butlizst quallt7
Rubbers. - . .
FINE SHOES !
For Ladies. hi:isees and Children. In Tab. &Sat, lid.
Trench Lid. Berge sad Preach calf. in tact all the
striae naanntactured by the best Factories to the
country.
krum. LINE OF BORTI3 GOODS ON NANI/1
ROBES !
Just reostred, a larva stock of Wolf, Baßaki and
lap Bobs% also Bosse Blankets, Whine, ko.ortdch
re an eetllnig cheap tar cosh.
Tianm mama so BACIS; ke.
The p hugest eseortreent In thus section at coneepond.
•
Ingicea.
Oh. us a call and you win in suited.
L L MOODY 4 CO.
:meads. Xov
COKE!. •
This DIM most DISERABLE, as.d nod LOO
XCEICIXIAL 11131:L lar soltemy purposse &MN sem
taste. For Ws by the ,
TOW DA 000:1111Y
Tubs 'al* per build at tie Gialfent,, or&
ma onto vered:.
SEED! SEED! ;
a rea 213 1 101 ALL CIZIA . AID TOW=
Mai UMW'
(MNA,
•
'
Ml!=
Agency of the,
MEI
!I
412 - SKS
LADLES, .
_
MIMES,
ALMS. TO ORDER.
RUBBER -BOOTS,
In endless varietr•
trade of
Ili
RUBBERS!
BUBBEILS I
FINE SHOES 1-
FINE SLOES 1
BLANMtTS
BOB!S
~' •~'"•
Da IL CL PORTER &
AS m
OLD WM Date STORE,,
II ! ;ag ) gal.
mins suss. _
Oxus Mks of les OS" !ismis. Ps..
lermsorelltridiedirolode.atelised
NNW asserber" Ili abssitra gb.
= atim ilibusgmarby mod be Ito AM in
morilltr Mb. 1114 irilb.mpird
ft Ilme i tsblateapablicorldebadTh be
rub belb perebasso.
Wi mod
et ea asol ..gym
SSA CaISWIM a • - -
.
Dime, Ifficracuan, - 011iaticits,
nmem am. usaams.
ALCOHOIB.4 . ODTIMPFIabIE t
-IA MIT. TAIIIIECW InKITT-RlBll.
Aladin Idadis ct ßadosi . -
KEROSENE OB _COAL OIL,
sins gall*
LAMM MAD= 'runts. cinums;
Spam Laid, Malik Ikea To
. ',FC"-M731
rainy sad Toilet A:Wm hi in utilir =Kr,
SPOSCUIS, 3aeussae. emus. come.
Bale4:l7N, bistwasim
POCKET BOOKS, .fORTMONAIS;
Podest XOlw. Razors,
Tools, um AllW Lunt PRIIRARATIONS.
PIM! WOMB AND LIQUORS,
Pas KaWail use.
To/mace, - &um PIP= 4,31 D Omits,
swim Yield and Flawse Basin Tresses. Sip.
porters. Baspansarian Mon,Mar Brans. Breast
r asis mAra mou lltt s Beal"
Trait Jar%
manatees Blaraetog Banda. stone
Jugs. Glass Ware. seas«. Vtalit. Corti. vbSe
Batb
.• B•Mt. and Ikon Melft& Ptah 211111 n, £
nanntloo. 110taxd0.. 44, 1 aod
• Us Wilk:lnm, and all tha poyerlari=itlfr'
MEDICINES.
All &Mks warranted as rigranntead. Pie= it
a diatinca can roostra their orders by step at mail.
mulch win receive prompt and careful_ attention. • -
Medical shim Wen gentaltonaly at the aMoe.
c.Wrg only for medicine&
mmlant for god liberal patronage, would ter
pectfolly enflames to their Mande aid the nubile-Abet
no pains shalt be limed to satisfy, and mart& the Con
tinuation of their cotdidesboa and patronage.
air Open Alauttri for woo from 9 to 10
Ain.. and 12 m. to 1. and 6to 6 p.m. -
'L C. l'OlMfit k SON.
April 1.16T4.—yr. •
RH:MBUTIMK-NEIIIIALGIA !
$5OO WILL BE PAID
to any persan producing any Medicine shoeing hall
sisnisny living, permanent cures as Dr. Mutes's
Paean= Itifrounsa Itsinuir. Teed inwardly
only. A ploaariM Yadkin%
to
'from injurious
drugs. Warranted. under oath. to have
Is cured 911 tn every 100 patients treated Ur n : rat
ten yens. files teethnonyl. It is the scientific pre
sq. of Prof. Joe. P. Filler, IL D., a graduate of
tbs Wwwift of linsosylvadia. A. D.., 1823,—n0w
one of Pbiladeliffita's oldest regular plqralcians. and
Profbator of Chembitry and Toxlcolo gy,—wno hen
made Near Chronie and Inflamatory Melons
item the specialty of Ms entire professional
fact vouched for by the Signatures accompanying
oath bottle. and, other tedtinotials of many promi
nent renowned physicians and clergyman. To pro
tect sufferers from poimanorre quack nostrums end
useless expenditure of money, a legal .fined guar
=tee, stating exact number of bottles warranted to
ears
by , will be forwardedde scription gratis to any
of sufferer send
_ letter a fall
of *faction. In case
=are to vale, amount paid pcallively refunded.
Iltedidne seat anywhere by impress, collect on de
livery. icted invited to write for advioe ; all in
formationAffl and medical &deka sent by letter gratis,
Address Dr.. I. P. PIThEE. 29 South Fourth street.
Philadelphia. Pa. The Remedy is sold or obtained
tiF Dnlifulds.
. For ado try PORTER k EIBBY.. Druggists, Mer
an's Mick. Towanda, Pa.
TOWANDA.
Marble Morks.
GEO. 3IcCABE & SON
Have Just received the largest assortment' of
AMERICA AND ITALIAN
3VC A. •R, B' 1J M
Ere:. exhibited in this -motion. to which they 1 :
invitethe attention of the public.
They keep on•ham4 cr ftruish to urdcr -
17 3 . 1 E N 8,
TOMB STONES, MANTLES, _
IM
'AT THE LOIVEST TERMS.
Persona in want of anything in-our line are re
spectfttlly invited to call and ermine our stock.
• McCABE Ak. SON.
Towanai. may 4.1871.
B. A. •PETTES & CO.,
Rue now on hind • nor. stock' of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
lu great variety, such as•
G- 0 0 ID S.
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS:
*
DILESS' SILKS, ELL ' VETS,
- _ -
. .
VELVETEENS, WATERPROOFS,
, 41111 elk they %,T1 sell at. Ole
LOWEST MARKET PRICE,
At the Ito of the Sig Bonnet, opposite' the
Conti Rome,
MAIN ST MM. TOWANDA. PA.
MYERSBURG 'MITA 9. •
- .
WHEAT, UTE, AND lITCENVIIE
Q "IZ7 M I
CORN MEAL AND FEED
. •' chimp
:or GAEL,
" irm Won wsunArnm.
alai on hand (MOUND CAYUGA •
PLASTER. trout 03.1 Tower Beds at $7 per toil.
When*, an Corn and Oats taken In exchange for
Pfister. - -
WI ' E. IL
pats, }aqui, Lard, Dried Beef
MVAMAN Sokins, Treat , at corm.
7011IMO=
Of every style,
MILLINERY,
AND SILSWLB.
~~tai~'
i➢DaTt~W~ ~ ~ "
co. or is:A.
MIX 411/1211. 1L000,000.-PAID 'MI.
CbiatlClA by Congress. lgga.
• ,
MOM' a. ____. Proadeat ; [ -
JAY 000Ke. Chiirmiii - Plualice sad 14::
itztrzr '00011:1C. Mai Prodding ;
11131210302,3 F. PEET, fleftetary and Artiiiry
tie atianialrell Of the - Naticutt Life Intarat,:".
arsp c
•
I. Ills 0,14a10g0l Company, aba r t erfid 1 4 .
1, It has a Veld oit =VW of One Killen Door.
3, It offers kat rotas of premiums ;
41. mandiers Mss than other
mu", tor
n laminae lila certain ;
4. There
ti ZiO POSSlbilit, of rniarnnleSettatitil
swum, oranlamossatjuldimg by polk7.h o w n
T., no policies are plata
mo contrata, so ou he b 14 ,
ease for 90 UW.CII ney ;
IL AU panda are non-forbitlng ;
4. The vittcles are exempt tomansai r . ent
-
E. W. CLARK & CA. . Bankers, r,h21 4 ,4, 4 7,.
• •
General Agents.
aussizz,. Manager
14 C. EI.BEJSJ2I 1 A. G. MAN
ss.Agents for Towanda and vicinity.
Jan. 9, 1869.
G U
fAN'HUI'IIAL
LIFE I):NstmiNcE cab AN-1
No. 251 BROADWAY. NEW YORE. •
POUC/13 t Foacr
Assns. olor• • ......
Inomaa, otter.
Loom Pain
All appOyed fonts of Policies hushed
Lfberal'modea for payment of premitre,
ptdiotesi bore-forfeitable by their terms.
• The entire profits of the Company dit•ted
ably among the !neared.
ANIctrA_L.DIVIDENDS,
-.•
WALTON.I.L'PECICH.LV, Pam An.
WIT 4 •TINI T. 1100 E , ViCE PEzinrs:
LLTXIB X ADL.M4, SEeT krz Acxrer
PHILADELPHIA ItErizzsims :
:AT Cooziz...t Co., Bankers.
Duxes. & . Co.,
.Dutkeis. -^ •
Joey WOODSIZZ k Co., Tea Merehalta.
S. A. Mamma, Peen. Farmers' .i.:dechaitcel3.l:t
T. B. Prztaboli, Publisher.
Py1.2.7(f .1. A. P.F.CCED,
Agent, Towanda, h
Books and Statoir.ory;-
'Rut .1872
PAPER 4.` ENVELOPES
IN - LW-YORK PAPERS-.
SCHOOL L'UOTis
PVZS, :hiN : MUSIC, STATIONM AND '\?,
PlcrrELs. ° "
BL NR BOONS
YAI•iIET; NoTioNs:
Thwa:4a, Nov. 15, 126",
800K -BINDERY -11-IF,
lic is r, ifhlly informed that' the
dory has been removed to the “Leporter"
third Morn where will be done
BOOS-BINDING:
hi all Its rarione braechee, an" terms earcac!..l - •::
the tunes" will allow. The Bindery wiU be
the charge of
R. C. IVIIITAKEII,
An - experienced Binder, and all wort r. ill Le
done In a style and manner which cautvit.tro.:2.i
Slusic,slagazines,N ewspapers,ol,llsoott, &c.. b
In every variety of style! 'Particular 'atter-trio tc.:',l.t
paid to the Boling and Binding of
sLaxK r.ocu.s,
To any desired pattern. w,14.11 in qi.tiity
bility will be warranted.
All work will bo ready for delivery when
The patronage of the - public is eoU Stet, en!
feet satiafaction guaranteed.
Towanda; Anguid 2. 1866—tt. -
TOWANDA AGRICULTURE.
WORKS STILL ALIVE!
The. superintendent of this shcip P'e'r
some of the best
LUMBER. ,WAGON
PIATFOII.II WAGONS,
COVEkED AND OPEN BITG.GIif"
qz.,,eye'r orbred In t its market. rest
oAt. AND - HICKORY
uEta, tpd all Work-made by
ESERIIINtTED WORN.MEN
lie li&ve the
TEN T BCSSIA 'figs SEATS.
very light,and so -durable that even time 11:.
little to do to their decay.-
Plisse esamine.otrr work betofe varchazinE
where. ' Etepairin Edone on short notice..
3L C. ILEItCCR,
- Towanda, July 20, 1870.
j ; E. BOTJ;ES S; CO.,
GENIEF-kL PRODUCE
.Commission- Nercliorils,
SCRANTON P.l
inpuelgranents
BETTER, EGGS, CREES 2, VEAL,
And all other Farm Produce. • =
One of' the firm having resided . in Scr.ntoe
the past ten! years, and haring an extensive ste,ul'l
ance-with e business men of the city, we fee: on•
fident that can sell Produce to the : trace
faction of cons ors.
R ERENCES.
. L. S. CIitrIIIIUCK, A. G.-1,11.19/11E,-Orwel. fg
BALDWLI & ttLACE3427. &
MAN, Lelitayisville,
S. G. MIFF=.3II,E.TEI
ham, Pa.
H. J. eIIt73BUCE STIOFMAKEL: ,
Tine. Pa. -.
J. E. BOLLES.' [Zp1.26111
MISS E. J, ri.TGSLEY,
'Mahe! to inform the ladies of Towanda and Thy
that she keeps - constantly on hand a WV? str.PY' .
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Goode, suitable to the season. Thseldag
aeons for their hberal patronage heretofore. She
mires them that no exertions will be spared
lure a continuants of the same. Sbenino 1.3 3 3
selection or
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HATA AND FANCY GOODS,
Such sa
Kid Gliatics, •
Linen
Cuff's,
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- Real Laces,
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I have also recienrd, in connection with thr 3' :,-
my DEWS MAXEW establishment, and .I sca :. "
prepared - to do . . .
CU - TfiNG and FITTING
In the Meet fashionable styles on short nonce'
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Entrance net - Idoor to Fo," & Nucor% gP !-'
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MONEY SAVED, . .
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BY PURCIIigiNG VOGII
814:WES HAVVViItr:
Orwell. Pa.. July 21.'71
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