Itaiforit4tportti.
Towandi, Thursday, 1147 2, 1872.
Sericulture tepartuttutj
HOW MUCH MILK FOll ONK POUND
OF BUTTER OR CHEESE ? —Upon this
point many of our practical men dif
fer very materiilly, and always must
differ; not only 'will different dairies
require different amounts of niilk
for one pound of butter or cheese,
but the same difference will also ex-''
. Ist among cows of the same dairy.
It will require much less milk from
one of out pure Alderney cows. to
make a pound of butter, "than from,
one of eomon stock; while the latter
would profitably makd more cheese,
to a given amount of milk than the.
former. A given weight of milk from
a cow, _ well fFI on grain, will make
more butter than the same amount
of milk from the same cow, when
fed on hay alone. In one experiment
recently tried,it was found that eight
thousand pounds made eleven hun
dred and eighty pounds pressed
cheese, len'and one quarter ponuds
of milk made one pound of pressed
cheese.
In anL3ther experiment, .with two
thousand ; five liundred poimds of
milk. 'lt wits found to make seven
ty-two pounds of butter, or thirty
four •and three-quarter
,poutkds of
milk to one 'pound of butter, The
common idea is that the =milkrequir
ed for one pound of butter, will mate
three pounds of cheese; but,of course,
the rule is not absolute, but will'vary
with the cow..
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TUE POULTRY YARD.—Those beat
able to judge, say that a flock of
- fowls of the usual size kept on farms
if well . cared for, will yield annualy
'an equivalent to the milk of 'one
cow. For this reason it pays to keep
a flock of fowls,•and give them care
ful' attention. It is easy to keep
them in good condition; if any
thought is bestowed upon them.
It is necessary to . change the
• cocks yearly in order. to keep up
the vigor and value of the progeny.
They must.be kept in a clean and
dry roost, i and if posSible on dry, or
at least well-drained ranee . •To se
cure cleanliness and freedom from in
sects, the lien-house must frequently
be cleaned ent,the floors-suppliel witk
fresh earth, iwhich is the best disin
. fectant, and the roost brushed down, .
or .Submitted to the fumes of burning.
sulphur.
Fowls are omniverous, eating every
thing that otherianimals,will, and
fact thriving better on a mixture of
animal, vegetable, and, grain food,
than if fed on a single article. This
. fact makes them a general scavenger
about the farm-house.-
--,-14ofe attention ought to be given
t-Ifese.:small items of profit. . During
the present winter eggs lAvelaeen re
tailing in. Portland-nearly all the time
at sixty cents per dozen, and at these
. rates the hens have paid many.a gro
cery bill.—Er.
TO CLEAN PAlNT.—use but little
water at a time ; keep it warm and
clean by_changing often. A flannel
cloth is better than cotton. Be care
fulpf soap. Put but alittle slap or
skim-milk in the water; addl soap
to the cloth when needed. A !sharp
piece 'of soft wood is indispensable
•
fqr the corners ; the point will be
come like -paintbrush. A Saucer
of sifted ashes,used where paint is
badly smoked or fly-specks are thick,
is better than soap; wipe -last with
clean wet towel, don't spill al drop,
of water. Never put soap on glass
unless it can be well rinsed, which
can never be the case with windows;
wash off dirt in clean warm water
and dry; then with a paste of wlit
,, ineand water, and with a little cloth,
place a little in the center of each
pane. With another cloth rinse
over tfie glass; next rub off with a
dry cloth till the. window shines
like crystal.—[Boston Jour. (A?;n.
CE:=11111
• CIIIiKE c JELLY.—For chicken
jelly, take a large chicken, - cut it up
into small pieces, bruise the :bones,
put the:whole into a stonej r ar, with
a cover that wilhuake it water=tight.
Set the jar in a ,large.kettle.of
boil
-izib water, and keep it boiling for
•. three, hours. Then ".strain of the
liquid,' • and season it slightly with
salt, pepper, and mace, or with loaf
sugar and lemon juice, according, to
= the taste of the person for whom it
is
,intended. Return the framents
of the Chicken to the jar, and set it
gain in a kettle of boiling i water.
You will find that von can eollect
nearly. as much jelly by the second
boiling. This jelly may be made of
an old fowl. - '
INE
I=:ICEZI;=
~ .,,,tFarmer Garrulous says . he
. knoWslof many instances wbck co-,
operation haS proved a panacea for
the, ills of those who co-operate, and
he suggests that young men who
have towork by the day - or month,
'and who do not like it,uuite . and
rent and'run farms for theniselves..
Their joint capital nia s y .stodk the,
.farm,and their joint labor cultivate'
.and securethe, crops, without hiring
help..- If they can agree l aT i on the
direction and management of farms
in this manner they may succeed.
But is it possible to agree
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THE SUPEIIIORITI ; of. American cat ;
tie Irecding is evinced by the fact
that Col. Alexander, - of Kentucky,
recently sold to an English gentle
man two Short-Horn heifers, the
eldest.two years old, for 413;000.
They are shortly to be shipped to
their home on the other• side t>l the
.1 - rater. '
4 4111.11-• - -
, AnieftE,:.—ln planting orchards
care should be taken in the selection
of varieties from the earliest to • the
latest: It is w:211, not to pl4nt too
mans varieties,. but have thellarger
'portion of late-keeping sorts. IKinds
known to succeed well in the Ineigh
borhOodshould be selcted. .
11====1
GuioEusx.E.AD.—Ono quart
,of molasses, two cupfuls of !sugar,
three-quarters of a pound of butter
and lard; ono cupful of ginger, a tea
spoonful of. Mack pepper, Viand a
tablespoonful of cloyeFicinnaruot t anti
MEM
1=;•=1111EMM
114-Roads.
THACA & ATHENS RAIL ROAD
I
and alter - Roperabar lith.lsll;
Inatehaer Train going North, milt bale Albin:lsla
845 a:in., arrive at Ithaca at 11:15 am. 7:Going
South leave Ithaca at 3:04 p. m., arrive at kW= at
B:9o'p. in.
CENTRAL 11 .0 1 4
attar Monday, Nay. 13th, 1871,
.SRN
,—On and
ran as fol
:acs.
RJR)
D...., ROAD.
Trains will
Mil
Auburn. lAthena. 1 Auburn. A th ena.
7:30 e.x. 10:20 A. IS. 10:55 A. U. 12:0
8:30 A.Y. • 4: 5 4 P. U. 7:00 P. Y. 4:10 P. Y.
4:20 P.Y. . 9:00 P. K.
Traine - leare Owego for Auburn at
12:40 p. and 5i45 p. m. Trains ar
from Antrum at 11:38 p.m..
TINE TABLE OF THE
'..a..
v & ERIE RAILROAD.—Tats
Monday, Nov. 13,1871.
80trr8wira. : STATION!.
1
2:10 1 7:00 1 TOWASDA.
2:20 7:10 JARCLAX..TIINCTION
2:40 7:30 M
. ......,ONIIOE
3:10 8:00 ' WILCOIS
2:20 8:10 ....NEW ALBANY....
3:30 8:20 .......1d1LLER51.....
3:50 8:40 DINEORF
4:25 9;15 ..DEBNICE .
P. M. A. M. - - _
ERE
pA.. is:, N.Y. CANAL & R.R. CO.--
ARIWNOLNIUMT OF PASSMIER TRAMS,
To take effect Monday. Fov. 27 . , IBM
110IIIELVAIID.
ISISCEPLL
NO.NO. NO. k - 1 No.
33 I
0.1 7. STATIONS. ;34.
-- 1 -.--, _ -- ,
PIII,.&31 All; . ' i ICI
- .
iil 11 . 56, 745 ......111inira ..... ',VI 45;
I
3 30 12 15 830 ' Wacerly 11 55!
3 40,12 5 01 8 40' Athena.. 11 451
4 30; 1 351 .9 2S ' ... —Towanda" 11 00
5 301 21510 251 Wyalasing ' 9 551
555 235 10 45 ...'..Laceyaille. ... 931
6 171 2 55 1
,1t DV ..... 31ealloppen....' 911
6 234 3 01111 161. Ilehoopany.... ' 905
6 501 3 25111 45. ...Tankhannock...
- 1 836
7 .30 AI 25 1 30: --Pittston I 733
8 151 445 2'oo' .....Nrilkes Barre...; 7 201
.... ,20 420, ...blanch Claw& .:1.....
1
P:Z 824 535' Allentown.-- " •as
RTi 5 35', .....Bettlellem —.l
' alO 6 25 , Easton •
1
10 30 ,1 813 . '1.,9a.1e1phi5....'
' 1 9 45' neli. 'fort
6 15 ' ....Waal,ington....'
, I
... , ....,
Isailkaa,
30 leaves Towanda& 10; Athens. 7 U); Wa
-00; arrive at Elmira it SI 00 a.
31 leaves Elmira at 5 45; Waverly. 6 45; itti
-00; arrive at Towanda at 7 15 P. x.
lin.
curly.
No.
en a. I
• Dawn Trains dine at White Haven. Up Tralna
dino ti; Pittston.
Passengors to and from New Pork and Philadel
phia without change of cars.
Down truin'eonnects at Allontown u - ith Thratuth
fast Ezpress for Ilarrlsburg. Pittsburg and the West.
li. A. PACKER.
Superintendent
XTEW ROUTE TO PHILADEL
PHIA.
Nonm PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Shortest and moat direct lino to Plailadelptls, Eta
tmore, Washington. and the Smith.
Passengers by this route take I onnsylvarla k
'New York Plailroad train, passing Tavranda, at 9:25
A.M., and 1:25 p. in., make close connection at Be
thlehem with Express train of 'Sorth Pentia
road, and arrive in Philadeiphia at 8:15 P. M.. and
10:29 p.m., in time to take night trains either for
the South or West. .
CltTpaasenzercara are at the Depot on tre.ral of
alltrzoos cony°, pageengers to the vitficr.e Dcpets
d to an ports of the city.
=I
Leave North Penn'a ?railroad 11epe4. corner Lerks
and American sire Philadelphia, at 13:tiO A. M.,
arriving at Towanda 5:25 P. 1.d., stuns. evening.
Mann'e laggago Ezpr COUCCi4 and delivers bag.
gage, office No. it bout I tfth street, Philadelphia.
IRIZOITT ACtVIMODATICitiII
Fr..inlztrecOred at Front and Noble streets, Phila
delphia. and forwarded br Daily Fast Freight train
to Towanda. and an points in Sruguelaanna valley
with quick db.patch.. ELLIS CLABEE.
Gen. Ant N. P. IL R., Front and Willow Sta.
Nov. 21. 1870. Philadelphia.
RAILWAY
NEW' AND LI. PROVED DLIAIVING BOO:1 AND SLEEPLCO
COACHf•Ix. eatribining all 'Modern Improsernedts, are
run through on.all Trains between Buffalo. NiagAra
I ails. Snspeusion Bridge. Clevellind. Cincinnati and .
New York.
Abstract ~f Time 'fable, Adopted Nuv. IJtb , IS7I
=l2
STATIONS
Leare 9 ; 11 . 05 .1 5
i 111 17.1 5 451 24)
• • nr.r.--
Srn• York.
J,rse) City
- - -
Susquehanna ... • • i : 8 15; 1 nr, - ..
Great Demi . " ' 8 371 2 1........
Binghamton..... `• 13! 9 11j 2 si, 325
Owego - . •• , 53' 10 10 - a 45 : 4.11
Waverly 30 11 (.0 , 4 27, 44'
Elmira .. - fc,, 11 50i 5 Oni 521
Corning
- 35 'l2 3.7, 542 501
Painted Poat..„.,
.. '1 i ...,1 12 2.8 .... ......
liolleAt er.. .A re'.ve 11 40, .. ...1 . I
70 20 10 20
Hornellsville.... " S 8 53. 2 05'13 7058 7 20
.
Buffalo, 1 '•
Niagara Valls.,
Snap'nsion Bei4r ••
Clifton...
Dunkirt
Clovelanil
C 3. rinv.,:tl
ADT)TTic,NAL LO tL Tr..ciNs NXI:6'rWAI:D
5:1;9 a.w.. except Sontlays.• from I ), , ”:6N. StDPP'7`; . Z
at Tioga 5:27. 9mitltboro Parton G:l2, Waverly
7:00. Chem:mg 7:311, Wellaimrg R:O5. Ltrotra 9:25,
Wg Flata 10:20. Corning 11:20, Painted Port 11.4 v,
Addison 1:00 p.m.: nathlionoville 1:35. Cameron
MN 2:95, Camrron Adrian:s:27, Cantstco
4:95, 'arriving at 11.ornellsvIl1e at 4 :23 , p.m,
ti:o9 a tn.. except Standr.ya. from Sasemrbanna.
StoPP I Dw at Great Pend 5:24. Kul:wood I:4o,l3ing
hatatton llooprr G:22, Union 6:33, Campvalle
6:52, ;:14, T19'..T.1. 7:30, Smitliboro 7::. ( 1, Par.
ton 4.09, Waverly 5:20. Chemnng 8:75, Wrilaburg
4:45. Sontltporto:92, Elmira 2:15, Pig Flats 9:40.
Corning 10:00. Painted Port 10:05, Addiror. 10:52,
Itathbonevillr Cammam Mills 11:04, Cameron
11:15, Adrian 11:37, Canisteo 11:55, and arriving at
pornollsville at 12: 0 5 p.m.
C,150 a in.. daily. from Stironrhanna. Stopping at
(treat Itrod 7:15, 11 - irkwood 81 1 3,
If ooprr q:2O. 'Union r.9:27. Camnville 04tgo
9.14, Smithborn xl, Barton r9:47.
,Waverly 10:29, Clammng Wrilrlrarg 19,59.
'Tlintra 11 :29. V.e, Fiata 11:49, corning 12:20 p.m:.
Ilrintr4 Post :'12:2 4 . Armipon 12:55, Prittitonrvilie
:97, r..am..ron Itillr , 1 1 :22. Cimarron 1:22, Adrian
1:55. (•: metro 2. 1 1 x, and arriving, at llornrltrvlD , at
220 p.m. ' -
1 ; o0 p Stindryr. front S
Stomping at f..ut li , nd 1:59. Eirkwoo.l I. L:rt•f
hamton 3:40, Ireoprr 4:10, Union 4:2", Camlnvilir
5:00. and arriving at Owevo at 1:49 p.hil.
1:10 n.m., except Standa7a. ft•mn Plrnirn. Stom.t.tg
at Ple Plata 1:39. Corning, 2:t19, Pa 41x114 Pont 2,06,
and th , ncr, via Avon. to arriving at R:35 mn.
2;10 p.m., except Sundays, from BitliThamton.
Stopping at Hooper 2 45. Un'on 2:55, Cantpvillr 3:15,
Owrgo 3:17, Tiogn 2:51 , Smitti‘ .m.O 4:09, Parton 4:19,
Waverl,v 4:40. Clsetriung.4.so, Wcllalturg 5:12, Son tta
port 1:23, ars o n:; at r..tmira at 1;20 p. m.
111021119
=SEEM
C , 11,114,11, ..1., r.VO • 94 .
Thinkirk ......
Stv•p*nt - inn
Niaatara Fats .
klue - alo
LinrnellqvlP.e
Roches t•tr....
Corning. , t
Elmira
Waverfy
OVVlyo
arta: Lelia...
5r.5 4 1.110,1121ta
Jersix.
Nlithltrtown
Goshen
Nmrlntralt
Pa urtton, .
Newark...
.ler..cy City
New 'iork
7 001 12 20, 45.5 11:1.
812 12.8 5 30.. 121):,
, 47: 137 008 12 41
321 212 45; .110
10 151 3 05' 7 27, 155
,1 33... 752, 217
" I 11 03 400 g 20; 247
...N.Br.vo i 2 52i 7 - 09 12 00: ClB
353 12 53
12 10 35
• •
I 5 50: 11 (4. 247 n{o
LO , CAL T;LUNS
, exi.-Bpt Sundays from Ilorlit:Uoville.
Stc , •o. , n:: at G 311181,3 Adrian .1:48, Camernr.r,:ro.),
Canivrcei 11:118 7:01. Rathboneville 7;30, Addison
5:25. Pont 4:15, Corking 10 (10, Lig Mato,
10:42. 1:ItnIrlt 12,40 p.m.. Southport W 0 )181mr,5:
1:2 0 , 1188niinz. 1 1 . , iverty
Sul:ft:bora 3:41 TiOga 4:10, and arriving al Owego
at 4-37 pan.
L:5.5 a.m., daily, from Ilnruellswrds. t4topping at
Cat:etco 713, Adrian 7:33. Cameron 14:01 1 . Rath
-42. Addison 9:08. P.3...ltrat Po. t :ll'. t'er ,
Mug 10.15. 11,r;: - Flats Vimira 12.20 r.tn..
.:-Soutle.lrt 12:25, Wellsbnrg 12:52, (I,, , mung 1:19.
, Waverly Itarton 2:25. Smitht., , ro 2 to. Tiogi
3:10. 'Union 4 . 0. Ling
bat,ll,n 5.1 q, KirkwOod.6:22. Great nd and
arrivme. at Susquel!Anna at 7:39 p.m.
7.00 a.m., except Sundays. frviu Fto , pth7,
r.t eamprilie 7:45. ttnon P:2R,
hnr.Mu ,43. Kirkwood Cireatikud 11:15, and
arrivmg at Susquolianna'at 11:57. a.m.
7 .3il r. m., except Sundars.frnzu St,)p;,teg
at !tollthpo l l 7:14, Wetlaburix, S:lzt. Cht..l.lULlg. s:2O,
Wav,,.!v & A.% Itarton T:ora
t`.ls. s earepvdte lif:l6.
atia arri‘inj, at
a.m.
1 e.t.Tpt'Sumlaya. from Pod.
Stopping at o. , rtang 170. g riatA .r.. 1
at Yttn Ira at 2:40 p.m.
2:10 p.m:: e.ucept. Anndays. front 1.;Q:1.:. - 1 , y21o,
Stopping at Ca: Aston 2:24. ittlrian 2:10. Can.g.,ron
3:05, Canaggem Mi.P.s 3:15. ILsthiSonet
ant 3:50. Painted Pest 4:17. Corntng 4:22, I:iv. Flats
4:47 Elmira s:2:l.Sentbltorts'..2,t Writolmrg 5;12.
Chr
uturg,s:s7. Waiwly G:22. Tins 7:05. C. - ego 7:2n.
Cannoille 7:45. Onion 8:0S. Hooper Bingham
ton 8:35. Kirkwood Great Bend 9.17. and ar
riving at Snikrythanna at 9:37, p.m.
• Ding.
t Mondays kicepted. Hormnwillo and
Pore Jervis,. •
C Stop Sudsy*
• Vrihreagla Tickets to Wl po:r.ts West at the
very Liwarest hates, for sale in the Company's onice
at the Tow.aulla Lkpot
•
This im the only author.zed Agoney of the trio
.11.tiliray Company for the ease of Western. Tieketm in
Toirandtt.
Pt tiro-compatißaggsge,will bo cbockro oaly Vett. ts purchasod
pe ann.
L. D. IAVCSSII..
17•1.PTIA
- ~ ~ ~ il~iYYlii~iY
0 THE Plilia
Tho andiralicapd.wolail tiostaritt Ita7
thoy are Dow preivied in eycr7 itaY to attend to the
7:25 1. ea.,
ce at Owego
.4 MOS p.m.
UNDIALTAKING BUSINESS
Sr
ng di
Ll
t on
In all Its branches. And we Inuit cau glee satisfah
P. K.
7:L6 ,
7:03
6:45
6:15
6.05
5:55
6:35
5:00
P. It:r
ICOISTLI
P. If.
12:15
121 , 5
11:15
11:15
11115
10:55
10:35
10:00
a•. It
11DHAt
• i Atiq
the seitices of any ono in that Mu:,
haring eparo no circus° or troubie in procnr-
Ing from the shop of it . Stale& & Co., of our place,
• hoarse w•h[rk cannot be surpassed or even eqtuded
In elegance, this aide of opt logest have
also secured the services Of a most reliable, =serial
suhr ontlemauly person to attend to this branch of
the buFincsa
J. ft. ALLYN, ono of our firm, trill be found at the
E=l
Funntare Store, on Bridge mtrect, ant C. ?f. M.
No. No.
2. 138.
essay the other member of the firm, at his real-
M P
•
65 8 110
605;7 55
5.5 7 45
5 25 7 05
4331,610
4155 43
2 57 8 23
3 5015 15
3 25 , 4'45
2 2.53 35
2 05 3 10
11 231....
10 15 eat'
10 051
I 025
donde on Third street, or about the om, of Dr. J
W. 1.,3-;uan, a very reUalile tat celsl4atod physician;
Khoo OftiCO lA on Fart wlfeel. the Elwell
lion e
jar,2s'7-t1
r N.NTIONA.. BANK.,
CAPITAL ~
.=StEPLES FI:.ND
P CO
C CJI
This Bank offers UNUSUAL FACILITIES for the
tzemeadiou cf a _ •
OM
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
INTEEE,ST AIL CS DEPOSITS. ACCODDMO TO
-
SrroAL CwrL - tilvr.):7r. TILE COL.....ELTIOS' OP NOT=
I.:ND Cti El+.
Partieg wishing to KS,a) MOT tli auy part of the'
United Staten, England. Ireiand, ficotlatul, or the prin.
elpui cities and town's of Europe, ?au here procure
draft, ior that purpose. ,
J
Ir
I'..I.S'SAGE TICKETS
lo dr (coin the old country, by best Witmer or ssii.
1347 lines, L.l , ,,mys on band.
FAxitms tr-orarr OVEII AT ILEDtCI2I RATER.
Hiv . ites! Pr;ct przi . dfur U.S Itthtdi r Gold and Silver
JOS. I'OWEI.L.
De.: flan r 1. 115C9.
SUSQUEHANNA . COLLEGIATE
. . 1 INSTITUTE.
1
Ton .c.N.; DN. . nn.A.Drom• COrSTY, FA.
ThiA in.tifutou mill cocumtncil its Beventteno
T‘Ar ' ' -.•.-
The court-es of stnely are- Englt
men.ial. Academie, Scientific and
whieli Coe instni,tion is system!:
The l'rineipals will be assists
departments by a large and very
hastructors--three graduates '
ex
having been recently engaged
spared to make the Institute, In
and general efficiency, •Fecond t
lrottitutior..
The Ilugical Department will tc
of Profet,or It. Fr. Johannessen.
This tn.stitut,oa is now in thoro
In addition to the extensive tm
the past-year, new apparatus, ma
most approved patent-derks an,
'tidy, and recitation rooms ha
elms& d.
TliP Principal of the
organize August 2'. a Tearcbe ,
SP}.CI 1.727.N17014 aid to comple
oinib courPe possible during the
Tuition from $1 to $lO. lloari
Instituter $1: If . desirable, at.{'
rooms in t.,wn and board them
cation for Imlrd and roomil at the ,
324 tj c nionts are being r
l'or Pirtlicr particular% or.
G. W. Ilyan I:. Qninlari,
I'a
- 3;(2. No. No.
1. 5. 7. f ; 3.
• rr0 , m7:15,
NEW STEAM FLO
sTE.vm FLOLTIII
11:20: 11 21
1 10 1^ 10
"' '-
1215: 12 15
1200'• G^s'
12 4S, 7.05,
12:..1 710'
16 now An . ,:ticoe , ,tul operation,
pared to do all work in ltis lino
1220, 12 20
12 .54 . .12 Z 4
15' r• 15
1 (+1,'71"0
2 22 7 20
7 0u G
=
6 03 • .... 7 GA
Ou , i:vrheat and Her
i
Trej, .11,r
1.
t
1• , ,i1T,1e: LAI; NOTILI.C....er
it:t• Cf the 11.1 or dextrin.:
har.• their ferryago paid bq
crkrta tou btOthels
,: 1 1.4•71 .
TH.POIITA:s.:T TO 1
.JL vatic:: Tprir.
gigLt .4 the 3 - 4 , d negiFt , dj
and Lilo porlcet
C~ti'.l E CONVEX, CIIiSTAT. I:r:NSP-i; LONDON
public. and the rapid and ineret.ed dentaud for them
v. 11.4 the univt Teal. achnowledmaent of
, I, , irm^ , i in :o on and cite to the eye, chews
1.1.;:ily that are Klljx•ri,r to any other glasses
the market.
'll.e majority qt 'if:ported) and
nn is.athsr how tli.c the frani.,4. e. , ninan tint a poor
ao'l w" ,ll,l "s'articla of glosses. lg..tierally cost or
Pressed..) they are bif 1 ,,, 11 only, without
any cab.-_-.1.:t;0u butt•Et to the eye, and
therefore thee::reat complaint of •poor and Weak
eight. Thooolulls are naing glawes now which tire
31:1(i fatigue the eye. where to objects get dim after
short or reunite an 1 tense:3' strong light
and the:l.:ore destroying the sight, which:vete they
properly suited, would be preserved alife time.
The advantages claimed for the Ccnrave Convey
CriSt3i 6:166.c0 are the folio sire :
The Lenses are ground of tte t•est material, pure
and hard. 1141k1 made only for 'optical purpowNs. they
are therefore not liable to; et , teratched lit dim.
They confer a brilliancy au aDdincthese of sision
rot found in any other glass.
They can be need equally 1:01 by day or candle
light without tielng or fatiguing the (-F,A.
NO. No. \ - 1%. No
" 4. c. t.
=I"MNM:IMI
11 40
100
; 1n 1 , 11
I 7 at, r, 4 , , 1000.. 4 4 1 .
1 4.5* 545 100:,: 443
15 654i tr 1012 . 4 52
14 45 . 1.45 11 45 700
S 15' 10 45 , 330 10 05
. 4 00; 5 1:, ... 715
7 (-I 201 511
41 11 323 .9 15
7 I 12 C4' 409 5
'A. I'. r. 7d,
wax. R. LAIR,
orol rme: Art
Jr'S. ALLYN.
C. IL XANVILLE.
GE TO:WA-DA
MONDAY.Arors - T
SHE•iiIEQULN
tt glVe.
EWEN
PO H.:Jo-11'1;1A OPTit
the v:anufsotniing of tho
11111MtlE=iVMMI
=2
0 Con % es. Cr;•.•kitni T. node by
I,,Ktltute nni Alowr, lrrg titanlia - e tlee
They-are ground mathetnatcapy true in the con
rave convex I:Arm:, according to the of
nature, and shape of.-cornral of eve, therefore
ap,:stiruz nature Gnly instead forcing it.
That the len.ea are I:entered eorrect tuto the Iramer.
They can be teed longer them any other glas.er
without changing to a - higher power.
The fiat - nee are made atrong-and dnrahle by expo,
rleneed workmen and warranted b, give ratistaetton.
WM. AI.
Dealer in Watches. Jewelry and Silver Ware, TOWIIII
- Pa., has the hole Ageary for there glaxeve in
11r...ltord county. 5o Pedlers em;.loyed.
.141 y 12, Dn-tf
THE Hoary, surrTEr. SEW-
ING m.tc:txNE. TIIG ri:RrEcTioN or
ro» 1.15zt:41.N.1:. EtLwo,
eblil;lN ;.
A*l,
Fa Or.tCalin
AMERICA • ANt) EUROPE,
3-.4 complete
five
Scar.
ruL. ()a WOLI
It i 441. Tyiumrh orMec,lank.,ll.:.-L•ns
Trice 557 ,00
TLe caiy praAical4uw v e ;l:n.l 1.0 , zt-atlich,Eewicg
MAchine Oct.
Don't be Lytthcr AgcntA Llarnry,
no natter how ituot•ra,their tongue rday be, be sure
tie y tine:tri lame pzonti to their vu-4 pockets
A. , ;ent `GE* /.3nLifora att4 Sulthttn Count t'. Agents
w2nted.
Itotne. Brr.tik.:-.1 county. FAI.Feb. 22:72.
rrAILOIt'S CELEBRATED OIL
The Great Athestractl:e /Thartty siiottld be kPrt and
used by every Farmer that) keeps either Cattle or
Horses. every Teamster wadi Livery Stable Reewr.
every Physician and Horse ;Varier for it wilt caloy
times cute pain and ' lametreite when all other medi
cines have. failed. Mine-11 and Railroad !den
Aiouhl certainly keep it, for' it is unsurpassed for
brutes, and sprains. Dhicteraiths should keep it
for their own-use and for their customer' tender
i l e
footed horses, •as nothing =ls It for Vandcr feet.
Every body leering front and lameness of any
kind, burns, cuts, wouoda o any eruption Of the
skin, Corns, Chilblain' or disease requiting an
outward application should rtainly keep this cele
brated' medicine. Every warranted to give
satisfaction.. For sale by Dr. H. C. Porter bon & Co,
Porter &. Kirby and F. W. Drown Druggists, Towanda
Pa. And by every Druggist and •tlealer in Brad.
ford apd adjoining Bounties.
. Johnston Holloway and CoWden, wholesale Patent
lfedicineDepot, No. CAI Archstreet ROMA .
Wholesale Agents , H. ROOWNICk TAT J e t a : ". l,
jr41910-te Proxieter,LeP.aysrville, Pa.
- FROST & SONS have the largttit
ct Paralttrc, la the wale
rEE is - 77717i1 7 7 14 s:r
rudiesid Os Nibs Ming of
=II
N - Milk/
',!! •
_
bl th e 1,428 Oa. S. PATCH is sow primed
to Ceti to the detains of Itradtaaglottat7 and Tidal.
-r_
t 7. a liegoaniirtB odoctod mock of
GBOCE4IEI3,
Mach I hare puuttaaed for Omb. and feel Walden%
that I can soil at is low Agnew as can be
_purchased
islossittoro. I noir offer to the public a splendid stock
1311
IBM
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS,
BTABCII, ILLIXBAII7I3, SPICI3, Ac
AKRON FLOUR, GRAHAM DO.
I keep constantly on hand. POIA, HAM. LLB% and
I •
an Mods of mar. WouldatlthsWiesuoV otttii
public to our Caret U. Beat
~.,
STOCK OF TOBACCO,
In quality or price. Jesse Oakley's CeletanrodLenn-
drf. New York Chemical and Drown Soap
Flaw all and erazotoo our stock of
Large assortment of UNICEF, NOTIONS, TOILET
40,000.1
SOAPS, &c.. &c. I will pay the hlghestcashptioefor
Farmers, give us a call before se:Thag elsewhere
All persons Indebted to the late Arm will please call
goad make Immediate payment.
Towanda. March. 12,1667
Air J. LONG.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
WOOD, WILLOW. AND STONE WAII,E,
BETTS;
Cashier.
FLOUR, FEED, MEAL, Sze.,
Is7l.
b, Formal. Corn
eae".had. iu all of
c and thorough.
in the variona
eacellent corps of
rionced teachers
d no effort will be
ocifor% d!rciphno
A no other similar
COIL. MAIN AND MUDGE STS.,
raider the char.
I.gh repair
rover:acute tbsring
4 0 kind charts. and
d
Pats for all the
just. beeu
• •
I desire to call tite attention of the public to nay
assortment of goods, whiai la always full and corn•
pieta, and will be sold to my customers at lowest
market rates. !
i i i
livpartauf:nt will
a' Clays, and by
o tho mod thor
!me.
and room in the
dents may obtain.
7 Ives. Early arid?,
Institute abould be
Idly engaged.
bta3 , igne, apply to
My ■Lo c k of
neipalm, Toaramda
"%TILLER FOE.
I.loartl Trogtfzee.
RING MILL
41 -
nave been putt:haled since the late reultiction in the
tariff on them. and ate offered at prices to cor
respond.
notice tLcl Us tic
NG MILL
Orders by mall or otberwise will receive emlein
atid prompt attention.
land licit ho is lir,
n short iwtice.
Thanking - the pcLiic for therderal patronage
they'hare gtren me, I wiah a continuance of the
same.
1 / 4 1 TUE SA II:. PAY
ME!
CASH PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
f. b.2o' 1.1. 4: LONG
l'lonr, Celli Mr:.l,
and 0r..1 fur vW.e et
GOLD STILL COG DOWN !
sons on the
patronlze sic
'aye, when they
r.pAa:dK.
I'. S. AYZI:S.4
GROCERY & PROVISION LINE,
'.LL WHO
t'L. , ‘.
r..rc.•l.
CUB` ELL tz
at prices that cannot fall:to satisfy all that they are
determined not to be mule:lsola t.y any one. They
have enlarged their Stores by building so that they
now have room for the fresh ecliptics that are daily
rtceived by their. They have coanected with their
store a Market where they now keen fresh meals to
sell by the quarter or piece. arm a full 'supply of Oco
ee-ice and 'Provisions, to which they would call the
attention of all cash buyers. Corte and ezamine one
Cicada and Prices,' before part-basing ann satisfy
yourselves. Ws, roarentee all goodie to giro entire
satisfaction. We are thankful to our customers fur
their past liberal patronage and solicit • continuance
.1 - 5;:,T1T1 1
of the tamp.
Doc. 20. 1::0
F IGURES WILL NOT LIE !
Tilt C11}1k1"1T PLACI: IN 'PAP,' TO IlrY
DON'T DOI - MT YOUR (1 EYES! lILRE ARE
TILE FIGURES, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES'
Gents Kip. 2 tzip Loct, tnale
warranted
do I do do
do 2 do do
do ‘; double sole
do Calf peg do do
nO3 - 0 , Klp, 2 sole and tap,
Youths Sip, i. doable sole.
31ercl.ants Can be 'supplied with the above flag" of
eorxta at very.rezaonable prima. We are prepared
to make Boots to Mease.re. Also Flrstasse Repair
tog at rewnpatde pricea.
ti, B.—Tbo above very lovr price ayateru Inust be
nndeliktood CASII Inv lably oe delivery. g- Call
and p...e before yon buy.. filtOp opposite Xetbodiat
Church. Main Street.
TowuniLt. Nor. Is7l. _
NE.W PLANING MILL.
- The underelgned hming built a large and commo•
Wont, 31111 in the Borough of Towanda, and filled it
with the most modern and improved machinery, for
the mar.nfactcre of
Are prepared to 511 'ardent. whether large or small,
upon the shortest notice. We have also a large Ta
rte t y of tIOULDINGS, of the latest style and pattern,
which wo can furnish ino,h etesper than they can be
worked by hand.
PLANESCI.
GROOVLVP. • '
ASIDE SCROOL
13AWDUL
And all other work portalutng to Joluery, will be dame
to nit our ctistormers.
Ponsmul building, and not living more than twelve
to fourteen mites distant, will And it largelrfor their
Interest to buy of us, or bring their lumber and hare
it worked by our machinery. Br.ng your grist of
Flooringoor ether lumber, and while your team is
feeding, have it ground out ant take it Dome with
you•
We will pay CASE for PEST. AND LIEILLOCK
LITIIBER delivered at oar lurrber yard. Come sad
Doe Its, or If you caucotzet
Towanda. Feb.. lar.i.
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ist.aAa.E;Rt A-
SEED OATS FOR SALE.—About
baehels of a prime qtality. Hoed obtained
from Patent Office. Will be sal at $1 per. trasbel.
rjunire of J. P. WOODSITM
ACKEit :SILITIL—,-Whitewasher
and Calcenitner. will attend Promptly to all
work entrusted to him, and gnuantees sat:diction
in all eases. - Orders left at Wilsons barber shop ria
Alain strect,wal swan prompt aiterque. ,
Tel!snd44 4:111102 -
?,- •,` t
Have ea hand a large stock of
BYE DO.. BIICICWICCLTI:00.
WOODEN HARE.
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
C. B. PATCH.
O. B. PATCH
No. 1 PATTON'S BLOCK
TOWANDA, PA
COFFEE S,
TEAS,
!EMI
SPICE'S,
AND 10 - r.r.r ILLING IN TIM
are now being offered at
MYER'S
COWELL k MMIL
BOOTS:'
WINDOW SASH AND BLINDS
TONG '7:MN°
R. P.OOOY7RR k 00
1
Eel
, • t -
- ' •
• '
Y 1110/7114 1- .
Ir il .- 1111 ....oecosiorls Early 14mists4
inaknimbrr TAILoR, .
Ito. i. otiath Ikrilsilka's Ilea: Deihl) @bid; To
mime% A goodasserbilleut at.CIMIhIrigUNIP aid
Ciagiumme. coalitional on hind. Goods made scp
order ta Meted mason.
.•• - -
•
. .
•
H1M.31 TAYLOR
VING
FASHIONABLE *''4llloliS;
Opposite Public Square,
Beep always on iuml a full assort-
CLOTHS;
F'WMqM4W4r.7I7I7"M
In all the latest styles,
HATS CAPS AND UMBRELLAS,.
Furnishing - 0- oo d s
CUTTING -- ;DONE ON SHORT
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
4
6 6 MAIN STREET,
(TANGE IS INDELIBLY STAM
PED ON EVERY THING.
- vviTc)fiT Bross.
lia%e purchased the Sto. of Clothing of
ROSENFIELD & WOLF,
• .44 38
do 438
do waled, 4 00
do 3 59
do 600
do 2 15 to 3 00
do 200 to 23
One door South of FOX t and tereby
GIVE PUBLIC NOTILT.
that they (rill offer ermiter Inaneements to eash buy
ers. thin any otlurlestablithmert to
L. C. NELSON
BRADFORD COUNTY,
Veiug , thoroughly teost&l in every branch of the
bualateaa, they feel perfoetly confidenkthat they can
make it to the Interest of all
TO PtItCHASE OF THEM. I
Their Stock of goods comprisei goal of all pules,
from the Anest.to tho coarsest, and mantifsetared by
the best establishments in iii country,
Give na a Call.
Tywata,la, N1,u1:4 12, 1772
414.000 to $5,000 Per /tannin
NP"9
THE NATIdN,
ITS ntmErs AND INSTITUTIONS
Needed in every„licme; is printed on tinted paper;
Lae sixty ilhastmtfons: all •V 8 Presidents: ail 13 8
Cenewies; all V 8 Senators; all valuable documents;
likenesses of all the Presidents; "COO of Arens " of
all the Stales; and other illustrations. An Eney
-clopiedia of the Government. Price, $2 10: Ono
agent-took thirty-seven orders In one day—another
serve.nty-flves in a few devil It sells immensely..
Some agents clear at the rate of $3,000 per annum.
Farmers, school teachers, profealonal• men, young.
tnen and ladies, are everYnbere making mane, rap.
idly in canvassing for this work. The usefulness of
the book compels tta sale. Write us and we will
send circulars and fall instructions free. Address
NEW WORLD PUDLIKILING CO.. south-west cor
ner 7th and Market streets, Philadelphia. •
Auld' 72m3
MONEY SATED, ,
BY PURCRAKOTO YOUR
STOVES: AND HARDWARE
(11 0
L., W. L. prspuirox.
Orirs/rintrty,ll
TRY OUR TEAS AND COFFEE
txrinma, it VIVI
ment of
CASHMERIM
AND COATINGS.
GENTS'
In great variety
NOTICE.
T9WAND . A, PA
JULIFS WOLF,
W.ll. WOLF.
ktotatm watte:d for
IMO •." • Irt• • •1/ . .1,1 • •••1
*
• EOPLEI3
latirmir t rog*trogz..
• ems fierstoi
MEM
• im inn cia4ollNl ate& cd
=;I'PROnIgORB,
Vila wig Imo golial, lai knnsi pries&
CODFISH,
Meiti
IFX.II*IDII
HEARING,
PORK,
i 1 'IX
HAM,
FRUIT OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
[MODERN. STONE WARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
FLOUR, FEED, AIEA.L, GRAD &a.
•
Wn your produce, which we pay cash for.
r DAIRYMEN,
A constant supply of Ashton Balt. all dud Chitin;
Batter Firkins. Tlttis..tc.
Please call and look through our stock. and wo wiII
do or best to plisse you. W. A. ROCKWELL,
Towanda. April yie. 1.869.
GROCERY AND PROVISION
STORE,
McCABE'Ar, EDI9ARDS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
FAMILY GROCERIES
AND
PROVISIONS, -
3SERCIIIrB NEW BLOCS. TOWANDA.. PA.
We de not deem It neeettary to emunerido all the
diferent articles ire keep. Oarissortment
ALWAYS COMPLETE.
We sell urAlling but
FIRST CLASS GOODS.
Cash paid for. Partnera Produce.
JAILER Itce,iliF.
Zfir.D d, MO. WM. EDWAPJA.
FFOB3IERCUR are now receiv
lug a tregth stock of Goods in their line, bought
since the let January, to which they -Invite the at
tention of their Mende. We keep the largest stock
in town. ' Guy goods are fresh and deairsble. We
sell at lowest market prices..
Jan. 19. 1811. '
FRESH AND NEW TEAS, bought
since the recent decline An price, and selling
cheap at retail. FOX k SIZIICGIi.
Jan. D. 1871.
VOX & 3LERCUR tire selling Gro,
ceries at retail: Jan. 19, 1671.
FOX MERGUP are selling New
and Feeth Goods. • Jan. 19. 1871.
F9X & MEB t eIIR are selling Gro
eries cheap. Jan. 12, 181.
VOX d, 3LERCTiIi are sellingfirsi
cy...4 Goo& only.- Jan. 19, 1911.
VOX k 3.IIKEIPUR are selling
chespei than over; Jan. 19.111.
PEUVATEER - that we are - selling
1114 Goods at ' f
RETAIL! '
And that we wore; be undersold.
Jan. 11). 1871. Fa% J.: ?,IERCIII:
MICHIGAN . YINE-CIIT
ATOBAC
CO—very choice—at
Jar. 19. 1871.
F OXV & HERCUR do not deal in
Shoddy Goods- Jan. 19. 1871.
OUR CUSTOMERS can rely upon
grttlng the very beet the market *Sean and-at
lowest prima.
Towanda, Jan. 19,*71
TerPIEMBE.R, THAT FOX & TIER
-a- LI EVE are retzilinf, aR lanai of Groc z nen at
wholeisleprices. The largest stock in town. tio,nts
.rst class. Prices low. E.:. FOX.
Sept. 29.'70. . HENRYS MEEri•
T HEI3EB
BEST Ii.EROSENE
town by the await* or retail at
Fox k mplenitos.
B mc= T AND plliThrG 'ROOII
First block north of Ward House
BREAD, PIES, CATir'sCRACKER§,
DAKED DAIL Y
And sold at Wholesale and Retail
In our DDIMia ROOMS we will accommodate the
public with either a lunch or a good meal at all
times of th day and evening.
OTSTERS AND ICE CREAM ON HAND DURXNG
=:m SZLSON
Also • tine assortment of Groceries, Confectionery.
Fruits, lints, &c.
msyl9' tf
CE.NfiILIL MA.RKET
The subscribers still continue to keep constantly
on band s full and complete assortment of every.
'thing pertaining to their business, consisting main-
BIWF', PORK, FRESH AND SALT
SUGAR CLT.LD'
MOTTOS'. llT.tr. lAMB.
VEAL. - - POULTRY.
SAUSAGE.. LARD, -
I BOLA. ONA. DRIED BEEF.
'TALLOW. &c... &c. •
Also. •
M I I S
FRESH FROM THE LAKES.
oYSTERB RECEIVED DAELV
In thole season.
Parties wishing Oysters In large dr small quanti
ties will be farnisbed on abort notice. at On old
stand. Causal. Kamm, Ifontanyo's Zlock. Int
door north of Dr. Porters. -.
c ama aas.o ifrarocz. J iszstrx. SELLUII lIITLLOCK.
T
rob. 21. 1870-41
T OWANDA STEAM I.
FLOUItING MILLS!!
W. H. FIJLTYR, A; . CO.
Barpeettully inform the public that Laving rebuilt
on the site of the old mill, with all modern improve.
*Dents, they are now prepared to do
CUSTOM GRINDING . .
In the Lest possible inannv.r and on the shortest
notice. No pains will be spared to give satisfaction.
Farmers doing business In town can bring their
grain and have it ground the Santo day to take back.
kunsn. Laaanvalwr nuun, FLia,
By the car load or to qtraiddie,4 btu sairpriechasers.
• -
GROUND CAThGA PLASTER
•
AT $G PEN, TON.,
•
Ail Linda of grain taken exchange for Piastre.
Cash paid for all kind.' of grain.
0. F. XASON.
7. R,
Tc•-•:-.•11, Nov. /, 1371.
AEI
SlTh'"alM ne'TMl
• - -ITrittie
wriiimair a 81,40.1C'E11.
SILVER PLATED WARE,
Aiien4 of the
SthOEl3, SEWING MACHINE,
WICKHAM & BLACK'S.
Towands, mar.r2;72.
CI:BEAT BARQAI.XB IN
BOOTS 6iloms
The anderalgnad are reciaviag a large and wall as.
lactad 'tack of
BOOTS AND SHOES
SUMMF-S AND TALL TRADE,
Which we 015 , z-io4' for dash.. Consisting of
GENTS,
AND CHILDREN'S WER.
SEWED AND PEGGED 'BOOTS
REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
of Tbankfal for past favors. sr* sall.tt a continuance
this same.
AMITEL WOODFORD
Toiratids, April A. 1877 .
KIP BOOTS,
BOOTS AND SHOES
FOX s MERCrIt'S
3300t5.
E. T. FOX.
MirECltlt
L. L. MOODY &,1 • C 0.,
11,L._ :'
And we /TO retailing them as low as.otherhottaes are
retailt.ng Eastern Goods.
D. W. SCOTT k CO
Be sure that *On are buying these Boots, for it d'orit
staid to reason, that an Eaktern Boot, made by ma
chine throngtiont, will-begin to wear with the cele
brated
.
RUBI3ERS!
RUBBERS!
A large assortment, which we aro selling at a large
reduction iu prices. We keep none but first quality
Rubber,.
'FINE SHOES !
For Lairs. /Wesel; and Children. In Peb. Goat, Bid,
•French Kld. F3ergo and 'French Calf..ln fact all tieb
styles manufactured by the best 'Factories in the
country.
..x. •
) ,r 7 •
i • , .
A FULL LUiC OF BURT'S GOODS ON ILLYD I
ROBES !
Just received, s larger stock 'of Wolf, Buffalo and
Lap rtobm., also Morse Blankets, Whips , kc., which
we are selling eloap for cash.
Tliw largegt atttcnrintttnl tit thi 4.ttlttfivil. tterresrttu4
Ina prices..
(Rae Us a call au.t 3,3 a mita i.st! Plated
- L. L. MOODY & CO.
•
Towanda. Nov. 1. 1871.
COKE! t : • .
The BEST. Tuott DESIRABLE, and moat ECO
NOMICAL 'FUEL for culinary purposes daring ram
mer. For sale by the
TOWANDA GAS COMPANY •
Twelve "cents per trnabel at thelatHotree, oat!.
.ten cents delivered.. - , . zna7 3o4B7 °' '
S E E DI , . SE EDI
jag
s tr at i3MALL CLOWt A. AND TIMOTUT
yet, 1 0 112.1 w,
f
ME
- itr
MINA,
GLABSWARE.
CROCKERY.
;4, STONEWARE.
A completo aiwrtment.
rrcan Rodger. & Arother,
TABLE 'CUTLERY. -
( INSURANCE AGENCY _
Boots and Shoes.
EEL=
NSW BOOT AND SNOB STORE,
BAIDO E STREET
Suitable for the
LADIES, '
MADE TO ORDER.
L.ND READY WR.Mi PROMISED
STOGA. BOOTS,
CALI? BOOTS,
RtBBER BOOTS,
In endlesli variety.
coutiol fur the Rctail
trade of
I - Itimphrey Bros.
lIAND-NALE
BOOTS:AND SHOES
Manufactured in ToWanda,
DON'T BE DECEIVED !
TOWAND.Ik BOOTS
FINE SHOES!
. VLNE SHOES !
BLANKETS I
Troms, tItAVELDM BAGS. kC.
r.
TIR. H. O. PORTER i& SON,.
A+. -
, •
OLD CASH PRIJ6 - STORE,
Owner Ms and Itn• darada. Towanda.
Nave reoently ridded largely to their stooks MI met
eastpete assort= constitating an estisedwe *rev
114 7. embracing teeny attars used in the Arts tot
otechwilost porposss, cerefolly seleetat. with
bUr progressive vents a( the sabilei. which Tilt
Wierting7 ingpliadl with freak parchemres. sea
on the toost ressonside Onus st Misdeeds ot
asissisting of
MiiMIWZNES, CMMUCALB i r
-PAM% 911:114 - TAJI2OIIIOII4
ALCOHOL AND TITRPENTENE,
, .
BASS ; PAINT, VARIES.
Lad all Undo at Banattes, ,- '
KEROSENE OR :COAL, OIL,
• Boiling innla.,
I.;tuPs. sauatwiViClClL CHLIMEYS.,
Sperm Lard. Whale, Nests Yoe;
TANNER'S AND MACHINE OILS,
Taney and Toilet Articleiin all their variety,.
lieo?rop3, sumano, scuds. comss.
l'ognadca, Hadraren, ?nrAnnary,
POCKET BOOKff,,PORTMONALg;
PURE WINES AND' LIQUORS,
`7\, l For Medicinal use.
TOBACCD, &MT, PIPES AND CIGARS,
'Carden. Meld and Ykrirer Seeds. Trusses. Sup.
Pumps , Series. Shoulder Braces. Brost
Teething Bin" Nursing Bottles,
Tipples. pte 8 eIL sad iihieyte. SrizStudie
lied innikr;Selt-Seeling Fran Jans o then:
in Extracta, Ston .
JugAl==es, Vials, Mits. Bath'
ftWt, and More Maclr& . . )7tah Tad* dm
aninnion. kn., Botanic:, 'A... and Ho .
IC Iliadlidnew and all Hie porndar 1 iZinr
MEDICINE•S.•
-*ll artieks am:ranted M reptesented. - Permits at
'a distance can receive their orders by stage or mail.
yinicb cif receive prompt and careful attention. ,
• Medical advice given gratuitously at the once.
4arittnie only for medicine.
W Thankful for past liberal patronage, would tee
pee:trolly announce to their &Jonas and the public,that
no pains shall be spared to satisfy, and Malabo con
" limitation of their confidence and patronage.
so- Open Sundays for prescriptions from 9 to 10
tdrk, and 12 m. to I. and to p.m. -
11. C. PORTER & SO'N.
45EpTa 1. 1872.,Lyr.
RHEMLITISM-NEURALGIA.
$5OO . WELL BE PAID
to any person producing any Medicine showing half
as many living, permanent cures. as Dr. Prizza's
Tharraritir atteuxrrio ligancor. teed inwardly
only. A pleasant 'Medicine, free from' Injurious
dregs. Warranted. under oath; to have perminent
ly Cared 95 in every 100 patient" treated in the past
ten Jean. testimony). - It is the scientific pre•
a:Option of f.-Jos. P. Filler, If. Et, a graduate of
the University of Pennsylvania, A. D., 11333,—n0w
one of PhlladelpbWs oldest regular physicians, and
Professor of - Chemistry and Toxicolrigt—ono has
made NeurigA 'Chronic and Inflaniatory Itheuma-
Ban the specialty of his entire profelaional life—a
fact vouched for. by . the signatures accompanying
each bottle, and other tentimonials of many promi
nent renowned physicians and clergymen. To pro
tect afferent from poisonous quack nostrums and
useless expenditure of money. a legal Rived guar
antee, stating exact number of bottles warranted to
cum will be forwarded gratis to any sufferer send
ing letter a full description of "Mellon. In case
of failure to cure, amount paid' positively refunded.
Medicine sent anywhere by express, collect on de
livery. :Afflicted invited to write for advice; all in
formation and medical advice sent _by letter gratis:
Address Dr. J. P. PITLEB, 29 South Fourth street.
Philadelphia, Pa.. The Remedy is sold or obtained
byDragaists.
For wale - by PORTER .& many. Druggists, Mer
car's Block. Towapda, Pa.
TOWANDA
MISgrS,
Marble Works.
GEO. McOABE & SON
Have ;net Ineeived the. largest assortment of
ITALIAN
M.
_A_ R. I 3 L M •
Ever exbillited in this section. to Which they 1
invite the attefition of the public.
They halp on !Ana or furnish to'ordcr
TOMB STONES, :MANTLES, &c.,
AT THE LOWEST TERMS.:
Pcraccus in 'want ef. anytliltig is our line aro re
spect:Y..l4' Caviled. to call ana examine our dock.
Towanda; *Sap 1, 1871
B. A.. PETTES & CO.,
Hart now cu bawl a cev stock of
FALL AND 'WINTER GOODS
DRY - GOODS.
1{ ÜBBEItS I
FANCY GOODS 4 ,, u) NOTIONS,
VELVETEENS, WATERPROOFS,
e•-
1 1 0 WEST ILARKEI.. PRICE,
Ilill
the•siqn of the Ithr"
Bontiet, opposite tha
Court norme,
ROBES!
IWERSI3IiRG .BILLS
‘s, Asb nrCKIVIIEIT
-F t 1-1 . 0 U E
CORN MEAL AND FEED
afro on hand GROUND CAYL'OR'
PLASTER. from 01J Youger Bedo at VT per ton
'Wheat, Rya Corn anil Oats taken in exchange for
Easter.
juilB":2
STUART S - -WHITE DRIPS 'at
rOXAMMCUIViI.
I=
virsmicaLts.,
roast Valve", Us*,
MONUMENTS,
'Of °very :4,yie
McCABE & SON
In great ra.riety. mar as
LLI
VEJ,VET4,
AND SILVWI43,
Which Owl IF 01 Fell .:11. no,
RAIN STZE.ET. TOWAIiDA. PA.
Llacni fur *CASE'
£tSTOM WORK WA truNitlD
E. A. 4.. 31 VEIL.
t
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~~d ~A~Tt7I
CO: CM U.lg. IL;
Qua cazritax. 11 1 .000400—IPAID IN ITU
obirtgred by Ccmgreso, ISM
MAXIM= n. CLAIM Prim Went
JAY 00084 Minoan Finance. and Ex. tzar
urn= D. ixvja., Vice President ;
EMERSON W. PE;ET, Becrctarr and Artnary
The adrantagos of Abe 2 1 a ti cin a 1 Life Inirtaan re
are: .
1. It is alfstloasl Corniuy, chizter4 17 Con r t .
2. It has s paid up capital of One ifilllort
3. Itsoffslu low rtes of prutultuus
4. It fondattes Urges iisousace than other
laisalaa. for the, male mutely ; .
5. 1t is defialte 4isl
G. There Ii no possibility of miernpreacuteen t , •
agents. or.tuisnteineemlim by poliryttn:dtr.
1. The policies are plain contracts, so tt ,
es= for so =chimney
All policiesiire non-foffettinG ;
Tbefoildeesze elienipt rout satechnieut
••• • •
• I
E. W. at t Alt.lC VOO., Bar.4.lltrs. 13..;v1,4
•
IL 8. avasELL, 2dtpager.
N. V.^ ELSBNEZ. & A. a. MASON,
Q.. Agents for Tqlranda and Ticin:ty
Jan. 9, 1190.
GIIARDIA.N. 11131TAI
LIFE EiSIIMME COALPXNY
NO: 251 BROADWAY, NEW Yon,- •
Pomo= of Fos(
Suirrs. over.:..
ANNUAL INCIDLE. 4 / 7 81%
Loewy PAID
All approved fonts of Policies lamed.
Liberal modes for payment of premiums.
Policies non-forfeltable.by their terms.
.-. The twirls profits of lite Company (kidded vim
ably among the insoretl.
ANNUAL DIVIDENDS.
WALTON H. PECKHAM. knismusr.
- WILLIAM T. HOOKE% VICE r r AZIDEIrI
LECIT.T.SM ADAMS. Eau's ssa Ac-trsa-.
•
PHILADELPHIA REMIENCES
JA? COO= & Co., Baakeza. - !
Darazt ea Co.. Bankers.
Jong Nroonsma & Co.. Tea Merchant a.
B. A. Hrscaa. Pread. ranters' k:Nechanlea' B. al
T. B. Parrir.soa, Pt: l 4l3ller. . •
J. - A.'RECORD,
* I , •
jly "0-t1 • - Aget,t, Towanda Pa.
Books and Sta.toino7.
1872
DIARIES FOR
PIPER. & ENVELOPES
NEW-YORK VIPERS
• •
SCHOOL BOOKS
. .. .
,
PENS,
..Iss, 7 llt-sw, .oTATkoma A ii) : Z,....
-. •:
PicrvnEs o'S
BLANK BOOKS
YANKEE NOTIONS
I,
Towanda, Nov. 191.1669.
iotOO . E.—BDWERY.—TECE. PUB
lle respectfully Informed that the Book-Bin.
dery has been re loved to the "Reporter" Build
third story, where will be done
BOOK-BINDING!
In all its earlons branches. ./n terms as reasonable a.
"the tunes" will allow. The Bindery will be :Ica,:
the charge of
H. C. wiErrAKEn,
An exp...rieumd Binder. and all workvill be prompt!
done in a FtTle and manner which cannot be execllet
Muaie, Magazines, Newspapera;Old Books, &c., bound
,in every variety of style. Particular attention n 4.11 to
, paid to the Brilhag and Binding of
BLANK BOOK,
To any desired pattern..whiat -in quality aird:n
be warranted.
All work will be ready for delivery wbea promiv.
The patronage of the public is Polkaed, and r.r
f6rt satisfaction guaranteed. - .
Towanda, August 2. 1546.-11.
TOIVIIND4. AGRICULTURAL
WO RS STILL ALIVE:
Funerintetd . ent , nr flag fdlOp 11• , V
shine Cho Ixtt -
I_,U3I.BER - '_WAGONS
PLATrORM WAGONS.
COVERED A D OPEN BUGGI'4:s
ever offerea in Vat:4 ni...rk:A. Best ePleet,'
OAK AND HICKORY TIMBER
used, and all work made by tkeluost
ESEMENCED. wonsmEN
We have the
PATENT RUSSIA IRON SEAT
very light. and so durable that even time has lao
little to do towards their decay.
Ttsase examine our cork belore para.:trail; e!
Where. Repairin E done on short notic4.
C. MRRCLII, rremldent
• -...
Towanda, :Lily 20. 1870:
T E. I3OLLES & CO.,
•
GENT.RAL PI:ODUCE
Commission Merchants,
SCRANTON; PA.,
fteapectsuify
EUTrER, EGGS, CHEESE, ?yam'
. And all other Yarn! rrodrge.
Oue of the firm, having resided In Scranton
the past ten Teat* and having an extensireacqeas:
anon with the buslneia Merl of the city, we feel ch
fldent that we can sell produce td the entire rah ,
factidd - of consignors.
REFERENCES
L. S. CIIIIBBUCK - , A. G.. FEMME, orra, r 3. •
BALDWIN k RLACEMAN, GORMAN A COL;
MAN, Lellayscille, Pa.
S.. G. czArru.„, 'HALM MANNINo , , SCa e.
ham, Pa.
R. 1. CALTBUCK, 11.FSIIE . SHOESIA.E.F.R,
Title, Pa.
I. E. BOLEE.,,
1ar1.26771) ' n....r.inw•
$144-000 TO BE MADE 0
SHORT NOTICE
-Tito s7ps4,rzber 1.1 , m offers for s3le hiq nes'
YL0T14.1.-1“.1 MILL, CHEAP.
ONE-HALF : C.MIL, ANNt'AI:
The property iit'situated in Stevensville. Bradford
county. P".. on the line of the - proposed rallt , ‘ , !
from.Wyalusltg to Binghamton, and a .helot st'd
probably be located on the propel': • '
• The property consist' of fifteen acres of land a
large new Mill, two Dwelling Houses, two Bajn'•
outbuildings, and' •never•failing water pdarr.
For futher particulars enquire of 0. D. Bartlett.
Wiria..orillls, or N. N. Botts, Jr., Cashi , v rust :;"4-
Bona' Bank, Towanda. Pa., Martin Coryell,
Barra, or .t. Lewis, W'ater'ing.
STONC..
j2n2.5'72m3 Stevens-tile, Itt•
iSEVA INSURANCE AGENO
.
TROT. PA. •
FIRE, EWE and ACCIDENT INsrurscEeffet t.,l
In Ant-class conapaniett.- Also Land Surveying an
Conveyancing. - Twenty . seven ye3re e•Reclev,l
Orders by mall promptly attended to.'
Atig.:l,'7l..ly • t t
ATERY CHOICE GREEN AND
Itlurl Tea NVlltnag cites+ at retail by
FOS A MERCLI:
0 TO FROST & SONS FIJI,
NITURE EXTORILII for new style of b'''l
-- - _
f.i.,REIT REDUCTION IN FUR:
Nrrcar. Drat malo at FOBST SOS.
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BU.REAUS-. • for • live dollars, at
-ntost S soN,
FARMERS, bring .vtrox CUonr protince
i sento P..
Jan. 19. MI. _
Fi"". PO-R-IfeHAMS ANDLARD
- CtoWall
Mil
i23,04 , 0r
2 590.00,
• /,00 6 .C5,1
• 6(6,rit c
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