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Towanda, Thursday, Nay 9, 1572
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• itpartmn4.
How Flour is Made.
When a cargo of wheat arrive - at
the flouring mill it is first raised by
the elevator to the top of the kidd
ing and stored in the large bins,
which have a capacity of 100000
bushels.
From the bins the wheat is.diawn
• as wanted to the cleaning room,
where it. is .delivered up to the ten
der mercies of a colection ofl the
latest and most perfect "smut, ma
chines," " cleaners" "blewe. - s,"
and other devices;, which entirely
separates the wheat from every
foreign substance, - and reject imper
fect grains, besides thoroughly
clearing the sound kernels Fran
whatever would injure the flour.
A feature of this cleaning room
is the apparatus which is called the
suckers" and which keeps the at
mosphere free from_ the dust which
is given out from the cleaners and ;
which is so deleterious to the work
men. This sucker is simply 'a large 6
modern flue opening near the floor
and passingr through the - roff. A 7 8
strong current of air is fiL f orced
through this, and the result, is a
most perfect ventilation of .the air
- in the room.
- .Afterbeing cleaned the wheat goes
to the millstones, and from theM the
coarse flour is carried to the bolts,
where the different grades of bran,
" shorts," &c., are separated] from,
it; and the heated flour is carried to
the top of the building, where it is
cooled by being carried through a
- series of shallow troughs by means
of Archimidean screws. Some idea
of the extent o£ .the machinery re
quired in a large . mill may bel gath
ered from the fact that thirty miles
of cloth - are required to cover the
- reels in the bolting machines.; .
After being cooled • the flb ur is
ready for .packing, which i also
done by - machinery, The flour
falls down a tuhe; which is funnel
shaped at its size to exactly fit into
a barrel. The barrel is wheoleil un
der the spout, the tube lowered to:
the bottom (or the barrels ised),
and a piston, m'orked by . steam,
packs the flour in the barrel,l which
is gradually lowered until it iSifilled,
when it makes way for the next.
,
CuEESE AS FOOD.—Good cheese
is very, nntritious,,
itseven' more so
than eggs. Cheese varies Wonder
fully in composition; but when
properly made, it contains ahOut
one-third water, one-third albumi
nous material, one-fourth fat, and
about five per cent. mineral patter.
One-half pound of good cheese con
tains as much nitrogenous matter as
a pound of the best meat, and one
third of a pound fis much fat as a
pound of averaemeat. Old cheese
however, though: not unwholesome,
cannot be eaten in large I enough
_quantities to be useful as food.
- - Very, new cheese, on the other hand,
is-lass easy of digestion. Cheese
dtticult to keep in warm
and easily decays in ail places
unless properly oared for. i Mouldy
and decayed cheese unwholesome,
and can always be told by the taste.
American cheese is not so jgood as
• ,English or Swiss ; still, the best
American cheese is .•veiv good.
The English working cksses use
bread ind "cheesee very largely as
an article of diet. The Americans
uso it as a relish and 14ury, but
rarely as an article of nourishment.
We believe Americans use 1.00 much
meat. Those who wish for a sub
,stitute will find it in good eggs agd
cheese. With these foods
,they
need rarely or never use ' L meat at
all.—Herald of Heatlh.
E
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ADULTERATION IN BUTTER.-
Thousands of pounds of butter are
daily sold in the city of New York,
which arc adulterated with• a sub
stance extracted. from cotton-seed
oil. It is creditable to the farmers;
as 2. class, that they are net open to
the, charge, of adulteratingitheir pro
duce, yet they suffer fromidishonest
competition of dealers who make
up and sell these fraudulent com
pounds,and pass by charaUter of the
genuine article. As a Matter. of
_curiosity we describe an article
which was manufactured in Paris to
supply the — . want of butter
during the late siege. he refuse
materials left after the manufacture
of stearine from 'fatty anithaf mat
ter, such as tallow, etc„ ‘iconsisting
of an oily paste composedlof olcane
and margarine, were 7asli - ed in
water acidulated - with muriatic acid
for the purpose of bleachin
was then . subjected to the laction of
a chemical solution for a !period of
three hours' during -.,which it -was
made to acquire the tasteland color
of butter. This siabstanle from the
cows, was considered an excellent
- substitute for butter,.andlwas readk
ly accepted in place of lit by the
people, who consideredr it much
superior to any other artificial pro
' duct of this discription: l 7 Solent fie
American. - 1 -
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TAKING OFF VIE I - L ,
lEV OF .A.NI.-
NIALS.-A leathek works}. gives the
• . following directions in the Canada
Fatmer : "W e will s.uppPse the an
imal dead and placed on its back ;
"'Abe operator, by . thrustin, his knife
point foremost and edge up, makes
• a slit the entire length Id the car
cass, from the chin, over the center
, . of the breast in the line a ;the navel
to the vent. Let him nor stand by
its side, with his, face. looking tlie
way the head lies, and taking the
. fore foot in his left band ; run the
point of his knife in the line of the
cleft and cap of the knee, up the
front of the leg and into the Central
. ' - slit of its bosoni. For the hind leg,,
- • having reversed his position, let the
. • slit be made ,in the line of the heel
. over the center of the ;cap of.the
hock down the back of the ham into
the' central slit. In this way the
hide when spread out will have a
square form without ling projec
tions, and consequent deep inden
.
tions of it.s outline. - m 1
THE now leap year sti, l ie of pop.
purr the quet3tion— '• Dutit yoU %mut me to
with clitheb for you?"
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SsVilogs.
ITHACA & ATHENS RAIL ROAD
-a- On and 'Mei MondltY. November 13tb. urn.
Passenge; Train' going. North will leave Athena at
8:0. a.m., arrive at Ithaca at 11:15 am. Going
South leave Ithaca at 9:00 p. ra., arrive at Athens! at
500 p.
.Q 0 u niraiN
A.l GOAD.—Oa and
Trans wi l ran u fo
r"RdaY. Fio
ADAM.
ATINFIL =AT&
Athena. A n Athena.
T:3O sat.3l
10:20 A. Y. 10:55 A. if. 12:45 P. K.
9:30 a.m. 4:55 T. u. 7:00 P. Y. 4:10 9. Y.
4:30 PAIL 9:00 P. Y.
Trains leave Owego for Anburn at "-
II :t0 p. nu, and 5:45 p. m. Trains arr
from AmMum at 11:35 a.m..2:30 p.m..,
ABLE OF 111 E
ItE RAELBOLD.—Tat[
13, 1871.
T 131171
AL VAR &
Monday. Itiov
QM=
9:10 7:00 TOWANDA 12:15 ' 7:15
2:20 7:10 BANMAY JUNCTION 12:03 7;05
2:40 7:30 . -...,110NU01L : 11:45 6:45
3:10 5:00 - WILCOXS - 11:15 6:15
3:20 8:10 , NEW "A.1.8ANY.... 11:03 6:05
3:30 3:20 .......MILLERS 10:55 5:55
3:50 . 8:10 DUSHORE 10:35 5:35
4:25 9:15 lIEBNICE 10:00 5:00
P. X. lA. IL A. IC P. IL
IL F. GO ,
Goal Pane
pA. & N.Y. CANAL & R.R. CO.-
AItIIAICGE3ILNT OF PASECMIEII TILAINB,
To take effect klandap, Nor. 21,18 M •
0017/11WAS.D. I
r.O.I3CIPAL
No. i No. I No. I No
33.1 Q. 7.1 STATIONS. 34
31' Alt 1•3 I PIS
745 1 Elmira ~1 245
8 30, Waverly 11 55
8 40' --Athens.— 11 45
9 25 Towanda P 11 00
,10 25; .....Wyalnsing 9155
10 45' Laceyville. - 934 '
11 09 , Meshoppen....l 911
11 16 ... Mettoorisny.... 903
111 451 ..Tankhannock... 1 836
130', Pittston t 735
2 00 ....Wilkes Barte...l 710
4 20' —Manch Chunk... I .....
535 Allentown.:,... •at
6 55 . .....Dethlehem
6 251 Easton--
1.1
43,11 56 1
30112 151
40 12 50
301 1 351
30 2 15,
55 235 ;':
17 255
25 .3011 :
50 325 1 :
50 425 f
15 4 45i
720
It 8 241
1 835
I 9 101
110 30 8 151....Philadelphls
1 9 45 New York
G 451 ....WaslanZon.... l
.
lamipat ! 'M
No. 30 leavea Towanda a 10; Athena, 7 50; Wa.
verb , ' B 00;.arrive at Elmira at 9 00 A. M,
No. 31 Leaves Emirs a 65 45; Waverly. 6 45; Atli.
ens, 7 00; arrive at TOWAnd.I at 745 p. x. .
Down Trains dine at White Haven. Cp Trains
dine at Pittston.
Passengers to and from New York and-Philadel
phia without change of cars.
Down train connocts at Allentown with Throngli
fast Express for Harrisburg, Pittsburg and the West
.R. PACKER,
Superintendent
"MEW ROUTE TO PHILADEL
PHIA.
NORTH I'EN!ASYLVANIA R kn*.PO..ND
Shortest and moat direct line to Philadelphia, nal.
timore. Washington. and the Swath.
Passengers by this route take Tenney - Iyard* &
Few York Itallroad train, passing Tcwanda at 0:25
LM., and 1:35 p. M., snake close coruaection. at Be
thlehem with Express train of Forth Penn'a rail
road. said arrive in Philadelphia at 8:15 P. L. and
10:30 in tires to take night trains either for
the South or West.
City passenger cars are at the Depot on arrivalnf
all trains cone p ,amenners to the various Depots
and to all partsof • the city.
Itr/lILL'IMO
Leave North Ponn'a :Railroad Depot, comer Berke
and American stre , t-, Philadelphia, at 8:Go A. M.,.
arriving at Towanda 5:25 P. M., same evzoing.
Mann's Damage EzprJa collects and delivers bag
gage, °Mee No. 105 Sont • I ifth street, Philadelphia.
TILEIGICT ACOOMXODATIONS.
Freight received at Front and Noble strects, Phil&
delphii, and forwarded br Daily Fist Freight trtia
to Towanda, and all points in 'Snaqnehanna valley
with quick dispatch. ELLIS CLARKS,
Gen. Agt. N.Y. It. It., Front and Willow Sts. •
Nov. 21, 1870. _ Philadelphia.
ERIE RAILWAY.
NEW AND hare) 'ED DnAvasu Boom AND St.t.rDmrs
CoAcngs, combining all Modern Iniprovemedts, are
rein through on all Tr3lUli between Buffalo, Niagara
Falls. Suspension Bridge, Cleveland, Cincinnati and
lieu; York.
Abstract of Time Table, Adopted Nov. 13lb 71.
WESTWARD.
STATION'S 0 ' \c No f
. • •
I. ; ; 7. t
............
r, 3o! L 7 ( I
- ) I
7 111 151 5 451 720
4. 8 15, 155 235
I 8 571 217
13; 151 2 23
r.3' 10 19 3 45, 411
‘• _ 30 11 u 0; 427. 444
95 1 1150, 505'.5 21
12 35 542 .6 01
0 ...I 12 38 ......
A rrive 11 40, ...... ln 30 10 20
" 58531 2 05•127 05 8:7'20
" 12 00! G 2.5: 11 20 11 20
12 48: 7 05: 12 10 12 10
12 53, 710: 12 15 1215
1 GO' 715 12 20 12 20
' 2 22i 120 1 12 54 12 54
700 C 55 G
New York Leave 9
Jersey City ~. ,
Susquehanna
Great Bend..
Binghamton.
Waverly
Elmira
Corning
Painted Post.
Rochest en..
norneftsville.
Buffalo,
Niagara Palls
Susp'n sion Bridge
Clifton....
Dunkirk...
Cleveland.
Cincinnati
ADDITIONAL LOCAL TILUNS WESTWARD
5:00 Lim, except Stmetaya, frnm Owego. Stopp:r.g.
at Tioga 5:27, Smithboro 5:55, Itarton , 6:l2, tVavrrly
7:00. Chemnng 7:30, Wellsburg 8:05, Elmira 9:25,
BM Flata 10:20, Corning 11::t0, Painted Void 11.48,
Addison Ihoo p.m., Rathlioneville 1:35, Cameron
11.11 la 2:05, Cameron 2:28, Adrian 3:27, Canistio
4:05, arriving at liornellsville at 4:23 p.m,
5:00 a.m., except Sundays, from Misquehnnna.
Stopping at Great Bend 5:21. Kirkwood 5:40. Iling
handou 6:05. trooper 6:22, Union 0:33. Campetlle
6:52, Owego 7:14, Tioga 7:30, Smithbom 7:talT Par
ton 8:00. Waverly 8:20. Chemnng 8:35, Wellsbnrg,
8:48. Southport 9:02, Elmira 9:15, Big 11:415 0:40,
Corning 10:00, Painted Post 10:08, Addison 10:22,
Ilathboneville 10:51, Cameron Mills 11:01, Cameron
11:15, Adrian 11:37, Canistoo 11:53, arid arriving, at
Homellaville at 12;05 Pm.
6:50 a in., daily, from Susquehanna. Stopping r,t
Great Bend 7:13, Flrkwood Ilinghamton fl :03,
Hooper 18:20. Union 118:27. Campville P8:43. Owego
9:14. ,Tiors 29:27, timithboro llarton
Waverly 10:20, Chemnng 110:35. Wellsburg 10:50,
Elmira 11:20, BM Flats 11:49, Coining 12:23
Painted Post 112:21. Addison 12.55, llathlioneVille
.11:07. Cameron Mills !1.:22, Cameron 1:12 Adrian
11l :55, Cianisteo 2:04, and arriving at flornellsville at
2:20 p.m.
1:00 p.m.. except Sundays. from sr, F /r i e,phanna.
Stopping at Great Bond 1:50. Kirl:Nroc.l :24. Din c
batriton 5:10, Hooper 4:10, Union 4:28. Campcilic
5:05. End arriving at Oweg.n st 5:40 p.m.
1:15 p.m., except Sunda; a, from Firaira. Stopping
at Dig 'Matt; 1:39, Corning 2:00, 1 , 3 toted Post 2: 0 5,
and thence, via Avon. to Doffalo, arriving at 5:3.5 pm.
2:70 p.m.. except Sundaya • from Binghamton.
Stopping at Hooper 2:45, Union 2:55, Campville 3:15,
Owego 3:37, TiNa 2:53, Smithloro 4:05. Barton 4-17,
Waverly 4140, Cliemoug 4:50, 'Wellsburg 5:12, South
port 5:29, arrivin7 at ELmira at 5:20 p. m.
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Lasso ! 45
. 725
1 25' ' 10 00
I 1 40 5 40' 10 00 440
145 54. 5 -.10 05; 445
1 52' 55 10 12' 452
4 5 ; 11 40 700
g-151 11145' OMI 10 05
100 515 , 715
Cincinnati
Clew:laud.
Dunt
Clifton....
Snap'osion P.ridge
Niagara PaPy .
Dun aln
Mornelles iile .
.
}Urn ira
Waverly
Owego
Binghamton..
Great
Stusgnelanna
Port Jervis.
Middletown
Goshen
Newburgh.
Pa erson..
Newark....
deraey City
New York
7 :15 12 211 4 5:: 11 3 , 1
Sl2 12ts 535 12 QS
• S 47! 137 12 41
: 932' 219 645 115
10 151 305 7 27. 155
335 7 511 217
11 03 40n 925 247
Arr.:co 1 2 511 750, 12 05 , 618
• 53! 945. 1233,,
:„ 9 04 ...... '
1 12 10 935
! S5O 1103 247'840
7 00 , 2 651
6 73! 11 39 323 710
0 , 1200 340,25
M. sr. I. I'. Si.
.ADDITIO,NA.L. LOCAL TELkINS EASTIVA
n :Oa a.m., xec.pt Stuadays from Ilorm
Stopping atCantoteo 5:22, Ailrian 5:48, Camerol,6
Cameron Mine 7:01, Itathbonevir.o 7 - .30,
8:25. Painted Post Corning 10:00, Dia Flat.,
10:42. Elmiis 12:40 p.m.. Southport 12:45, Wellsburg
1:20. Cliemung 1:55. Waverly 2:42. Barton 1:20,
Smithboro 3:42. Tiogs 4:10, and arriving at Owego
at 4:17 p.m.
6:55 a.m., daily, from Ifornellsvillr. Stopping M
Cardeteo 7:13, Adrian 7:33, Camercm 8:03. liatli
bon,Allle 5:42. Addison 9:09. fainted ('er
ntt:g 10:15, E;g Flute 10:32, Elmira 12:21 p.m..
Southport 12:25. Wellsburg. 12 . 52. Cbernung 1:13.
Waverly 1:50. Bartou 2:25. Sluithborn 2:40. Vora
3:05. Owego 5:40. Campville . 4:15, Unicn 4:40. Lim:-
Landon 5:10, Kirkwood 0;22. Oreat riend 6:30, and
arneing at Susquehanna at 7:30 p.m.
7:00 a except Sundays. tro:u Owego. Stopping
at Camprille 7:45, Union B:2S, Hooper s:4O,
hatnton ? : 43. Kirkwood 10:30. Great Eend 11:13, and
arriving it Susquaanna at 11:55 a.m.
7:50 am.. except Sundays. from Elmira. Stoppiniz
at Southport 7:54. WelLaburg S:10. Clietuung
Waverly :43,, Easton 9:03. timithboro 9:1:i, T;C , X3
9:23. Owrgo 3:45, Camprilio 13:03, Union 10:10.
13:22, and arriving ut Lzughamtou lat 10:33
410. . ,
1:58 p.m.. Sumbya, from• Paiutad Poet.
Stopping at Corning 2:05. 1 Flats 2:29; and arriv
ing it Frntra r.t 2:10 p.tn..
2:10 p.m.. except enndays. from Ilorr.ellsvine,
Stopping at Canrpteo 2:24, Adrian 2:40. Otmernn
3:05. Cameron 111111 a 3:13, rtatlibon,Trale 3:1), x.13!-
Ron 3:50. Painted l'oat 4:17. Corning 4 1:7,11M:3
4:l7Elmira 5:2;1. Southport 5:25 Well...burg 5 42. Cho.
mong 5:57, Waverly G:22. Tinga 7:03, 0 . ,c ,•,:o 7:25,
CampTille 7:45, Union 14:05. llnoper a:l2. 14nactharn
ten 8:35, EirkFond 8:59, Great Bead 2:17,1 and sr.
riling at Snair.cliatius at 2:37 p.m.
•
• Daily. • I
1 Mondays eszepted, betwevn and
rnrt
Stop Sundnys (nay.
sgr Thr on ea Tickets to all I,olnts Wes at the
very Lolw.st Hates, tor pale in the Conlpatij - 's °Mee
at tile Towanda Depcd.
This IR tb a ouly anthori, - ,1 AF my 1 : 4 the Erie
Itallgray Company :or the vale of Western T,: Lets in
Tawanda.
.acwo will be r!v•e.,lctly Ticl , l4 etri.s , l
at the Company's
L. D. UCCLE%
Gael Ent
THE PUBLIC 1
RAIL
13th, 1971,
Tho undersigned would most
they are pow prepared in every way
7:25 a. m.,
re at Owego
• d 8:05p.m.
UNDERTAKING
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In all Its br . iuichcs. And wo trust
BEM
the aomices of any ono in that lino
Having spared no expense .or tr
Lag from the shop of if. Stolen &
a hears° which cannot be surprise
in elegance, Win ride or our lxves
also secured the services of a most.
ancrgentier=ly perron attend
the business
Z. S. At.Lt!c, ono of our farm, wi
FORT ItWi.II.D.
Furniture Stoic, on Bridge street
No.iNm
2. 136.
vrrs.z, tile other member of the
1 -
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645840
G 05750
5 55.7 45
6 25 7 05
4 33,6 10
4 15,5 43
3 5715 23
3 50;5 15
3 25,4 45
2 2513 35
2 0513 10
11 .
10 19 I'M"
10 05 1
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demo on Third strect, cr about
NC. Lyman, a eery• reliable and reit,
mimeo orla ce is on Part Ftreot,
Ilouge
FIRST NATION
8 00 1
lIM
This".",ault offers I..SffSLAL'}'
tranasction of a
GENERAL BANKING
INTEREST /JD ON DEPOSITS
AGEEPIENT.
SVECIIL CAE= GIVEN' T 3 TaS CO '
d.ND Curcss.
Parties wlchlnt: to erttn morns
tinted States, England, Ireland..'
eral cities and towns of Luro•
drafts for tnat-pnrposo.
To or (zeta the old country, by
ing hues, always en Land.
Jog. I.O:I*ELL, Prz,shlent.
1, I,cri.
TOWANDA. I.IIIADFQII.D
This inntitation ev3.l ctuilme.
Year
A. .J... X. P. M. P.
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P. m.!r. m. A. It.
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113
Mu2.772tf
OF T.ONVAIiDA
CAPITAL
Svral.us
PASSAGE TIC
FA3inar-s ruorcal" ovsr. is
11 -Pr icr f.r US Br, r:
INSTITU
MONDAY, ArGt7ST I
The conrsca of stnay am ta;
nirrctil. Ae3ilenuc. Sdentitlo an
whieh the inktruetion SA Ey:tern
The I'riucipals will be ass:
departments by a large and tit.
instructors—three graditatcs, c
having been recently enga, , :ed- 1
spared to make the Institute, it
and general calciency. second
. I
institution.
The Musical Depart:nen! will!
of Professor 11. Fr. Johannesser
This Institution la now In thei.
-In addition to the eatensivs,e ifc
the past year, new apparatus, rn
moat approved patent desks a:
study and recitation rooms I.:
chased.
The Primitpal of the Norn l ial Department Wi.
organize August 23, a Tearchers' Class, and by
EPECIAL ATTENTION aid to comOlete the mist thor
ough course possible clu.-Ing 4e time.
Tuition from $4 to $lO. llearil and room In Die
Institute 's4. If desirable, itudents may obtain
, k,
reoma in town and 1 r.. 1 thraiselvei. Early appli
cation for hoard and ooms at the lipttitute should be
male, as the
roomsle, e being rapidly engaged. For further part: liars ur cetalogue, apply to
4. w. Ryan and E. E. niular. Principals. Towanda,
Fa 1 miLLER rqx,
aut......) . 71 Prcsident board Trustees. • c
NEW STEAM FLOURING HILL
IN siitsur.Q(ll.N.
r:o t',
SHAM FLOI*ItIYG MILL
La now in euccesafnl operat.An, nut tat ha is pro.
parcl - t , ) d.) is ,a ,hurt notice.
CUStO3I GRINDINii DOA: ON THE SnIE DAY
TILT IT L 3 RZCIILVED
Illieku'lieat and ilyn Flr,nr, Co
Feed, I:ran, kc., :.!ways ou 11:91.1 and for tale
rate=._
NOTIC.C..-Pers'ont: on C,
west ride of the river tlooing to patroniz ,, lily
will have their ferryar , l paid both W%yi:, Vo ;lea they
bra.:.! grist -3 ,t tan budbela an.l.ll:rwar , :A.
.I'. S. .1.W.1:5.
TMPOETINT TO
VALUE 1111:111 at i:iT
Ti .10 sight of, tho agva th. , WP7.!. F•trengtliCr.:
ti: and the pt•rfect prt
1111LADELUMA 01 - TICAL INSTITUTE
For the rf.anufacturinv of the
CONC.:Vt.Cc VE CRYPSTALLEN:•!! - :::, L. INIY)N
.WND Trrry.l., GLANS YOU WEAN WI IN
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Tic Cotle3s rrint rAmAE• l'Y
a- 1 ,, I:; limy 1. , f ,, rt. tit.
puhlio. and the ral,id au d norea,, de,:.and for 11,4 m
eu:l.hih , d wall the tmiverral ar7.mmle4nleht of
their cit. arners in trine and eleo to the c; e, elmns
plainly that they are rar•zrlor to Plly ether gIaPEICIS
In the market.
The majority of SFr:Lac:lot, r.na
no inalter bow e.L.P the fran.,•R, co:It/nu but a pant
and w0rt1.0.. , , , s artis:e {;lasso A, capd or
pressed:) they are maleto he 841 only, without
any calculation bi•nent to the eye, and
thcrefore the 'great emuidaint of p,,,,r,,and weak
sight. Thoosands ate ut , dig ~- ; .aF,r2, 7 1.10NY whirli tire
and fatiw.ue the eye. where tbc. get dun alter
short usage, or require an Intel:3o.y strong ligttt
and tlyrefore destroying the sight, whlch,, , ,o,:re they
properly suited, would be preserved a life tune.
The advantages claimed for the Concave Convex
Cryvial olass.es are the f',llnwing :
Te Leiiscs are ground of the best material, pure
all,l hard, and made only for optical purposes, they
are tterefore not liable to got scrat,..hed or dim.
They confer a I?rilhaney and distinctness of vision
not found in 1/I.iy other 1411 FR.
They can be used equally well by day or candle
light without tiro" or fati.nttng the ryes.
They are grtutruf tuat.heinatieally true ir. thr con
cave convex rdiror. according to the 1.441,:f0rhy, of
nature. and bhape Lf cornea of the eye. thert4Lre
azatigttn4 tiatrire only instead of for.ing rt
That the lenses are cente Nod correct int. , the franu v.
They c.:.0 be used longer) t 1,411 any uth.r
without cliar.g;ng a higly.r fle r.
Thr f•aitirs , ixre made 11/:? , 11i.: ; 4 11.1 (111i*7. 1 . 1 ... I.y , ' Se
u rind wart;.int, d to go.e
NNThf. A. •
)oalt•ri , i Wate .Trul 16. and Silver Ware. To" at
l'a.. Itax t4r tli,•se glaserei i
Itr.t , i ford rt.:l:Ay. No redlers ettipkyed.
July 12, la - ft) tf
THE lIOIIE SHUTTLE SENI%.
LNG mAcillsr, I'EF.FECTION OF
1" , 2 71r.31:;,:, FELLING, 137Nz7r0,
Conlmso, c'crvrnc,:. TreKrso,
RvrrLlN(., IN , '
4' G
a:0 in
13IERICS A - kD EUROPE
Sunrde, Cmpa• . t. E.lll.;:unt, Durable and Compkte
Every Machine Warranted for five
years.
EQl' 'LLLY 00011 For. YINE lin . lll.lkYY VOLN
ie 1 Tric 4 , f .74 ,•:12:.!,•:.1 70-12:1:5
3Price s7,oc)
The ,nly pra , liL•al 1..7; r1e , ..11,Lk-st;tl: Fewing
%cc'
Don't be hatnbo:+z--I I,y other .I;,; , nti
no natter how etivx.th t tnr onipte may be. Ix , sure
they mesa 12.rge uronts t , ltheir own poctetA.
D. I:. NTOODLUIIN, ,
A, rnt for Brad:, r 1 r.::.15t111.vr.r.e.. , :2;...k5. Agents
sratte-.1.
Itrnar, county.
TAYLOR'S CELEBRATED OIL
The Ceeaf Eloltrazti; kept aria
u.e,l by every Farmer tbat keep.; either Cattle or
More: s. every Ttani , t , r and 141,17 Beeper.
every physician ana horse Ytrfer b.e• it will many
discs pure pain and famen‘,3 wli. ii all Oihl r tile:b
et-les bare failed. Miners and ltadroad Men
sbou:d certainly kecp tt, f ,, r it is unsurpassed for
bruses and sprains. Illackiernthe should keep it
.for their own use and for tlio:r engomezil Wader
footed homes, as nothing equals it for tender feet.
Every body ita,leringfriim pain'and lameness of any
kind, burns, cntA, wounds or any eruption of:Abe
akin, Corns, Chilblains or any &sense requiring. an
Ontward application 'should certainly keep this cele
brated medicine. Every bottle warranted to give
satisfaction. For rile by Dr. 11. C. Porter Son k Co,
Porter t Kirby and F. W. Drown. Druggists. Towanda
And by etery Drnr.;ist and dralcr in Itrad
ford and ady,..ining contain,.
'Johnston IT '!away 3ty•1e , r.r.1.11.
rrt
TT.lldne,Dep.:io. 0 . 2 1.r..11 r. • t 16,1!
dSLolesalo .4.T.tata. IL I:IZoWNIti TAYLOR',
julyl9'76-tI rt - c , pri , t , r.1... - 117.y;;Illle. Fs.
TRY OUR TEAS AND COFFEE
COWELL i NEU
amides tad Pravidaus.
HE lINDEES/CRIED, HAVING
i. ft MS4 ta. nail worms ot
=ED
the firm of MB. PATCH if 00.. Is um prepaid
to attend to tto
to aka to Cue Wises. of Inadiord County and 'kid..
ty. - a Urn and weal selected stocks(
GROCERIES,
&NESS
Wlxtch 1 bsts pueband fat Oialk. and feel cimideat
that Inn sell at as lost ttinree as can be purchased
elsrottere. i now tees to tha publics splesulldstoelt
1 =
TEAS,- COFFEES, SUGARS,
oabla. lu . procur-
0., of oit: rlaoe
STAUCII. SALEICATITB. SP/OES. &c.
or even eanniod
c.!tica. V‘tair
AKRON FLOUR, GRAHAM DO.
reliable. careful
. this brancli or
BTE DO.. BIICKWDX&T DO.
I keep constantly on hand. P0118.110L13. LAUD, and
bo found at the
all kinds of TIBIL Would call the atteattoo of the
and C. M.
public to our Owl Be Best
flrm, at bls reg.
STOCK OF TOBACCO,
on of Dr, 0
.ratel
In guilty or price. Jesse Oakley's OeletTato4Laun
near the E1i4.11
dry, New York Chemfoal and Bros Soap.
Please call and examine MI a:ock of
EMI
L BAN,
Large assortment of YANKEE sonoxs. TOURr
$125,000.
40,000.
BoAPS, &e., ite. I will pay the highest ctsh price hot
CILITIES for the
Farmer', giro us a call be_foresealr.g elsewhere.
13 VSINESS.
Aced:ID:NG To
All persona Indebted to the late Arm wMplease call
LECTION 07 NUT7.S
aid make Immediate psyment.
to r.ny part of the
totlau.l. or t'aeprin
,
ean here procure
Towanda. March, 11,1867
Ail J. LONG.
ffi3
stcannr ur
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
pt•cma n►rc
.Gls, Gold and S.:rer
WOOD, WILLOW, AND sTosr. RARE,
N. N. tr:ITS.
Cashier.
OLLEGIATE
FLOUR, FEED, MEAL, .&c.,
COUNTY, rA.
, c. Its Stsratcontli
2', 1,71
•lieu. Norma', Con,
1 Classical. in all of
and thorough..
tc.l in the Various
excellet,t corps of
xperiencea teaches,
I- • d no ellort %%ill be
comfort, discipline
Ito no valor-similar
COB. MAIN AND BRIDGE STS.,
!Lo tradr.r t is cbar
r.rpair.
tnprovernentm during
daps and charts, end
dad mats for el! tho
.ave just been pur-
I 41...:xe to c2ll the att. nt4ol .11 pot,ii.• to my
alw,rfwvot of r..ters, whieli always lull and COM
VA.% and will be sold to my customers at lowest
market rates.
My ttock oi
'lave been pnrchisPd pinre . tho late re;duction in the
tariff en t11.3n, and are offered at prices to co:-
respond.
ERE
Orders by mall or otherw;se grill rrcolve carrfn
and prompt attention.
• Thanking the public for the liberal patronage
they havo Oven • me. I, %fish a contincanco of the
MEM
GOLD STILL COMING DOWN
GROCERY & PROVISION LINE,
ALL WHO
COWELL & MYER'S
at prices that cannot fail to satisfy all that they are
determined not to be undersold by any one. They
have enlarged their Store by building su that they
now have coon fur the fresh supplies that are daily
received by them.- They have connected with their
'tore a Market where they now keep fresh meats to
sell by the onark r or piece, ann a full supply of Gro
ceries and Prenialons, to which they would call the
attention of all cash buyers. Come and exanilue our
0064111 and Prices, before purChasing wan !satisfy
yourselves. We guarentee all goods to give entire
satisfaction. We are thankful to our customers for
their vast liberal patronat,e mad solicit a continuance
of the same. , CO ELL MYER.
'Doc. :0, LSO.
FIGURES WILL NOT LIE!
DON'T DOURT YOUR OWN EYES! HERE ALL
THE 177.0U111:3, AT GREATLY REDUCCD PRICES'
Gents Kip. 2 sole S tap toot. Lone wade
u-am.ta ted '
- do I do do
do 2 do do
do ;; double Isola
do Calf'p•g do do
Boys Kip, 2 sole and CV.
Youths Kip, double sole,
Merchants can n p ir with the above class of
poo.ls,at very reasonable prices. We are prepatr.A
to rally. Boots to Ileasitro. Also First Class Repair
ing: at reasonable prices.
N. ft.—The above very low prim system mnst
itirartably es delivery. all
to, before you bey. - tih , p OppOnltal .k Uio.La
Chilr.":l, 'Mail) Street.
NEW PLANING MILL
• TLC' undereigned haying !Mid a larg o and commo
dious Mill in the Borough of Towan da. and filled it
with the mood modern and iniptoved machineri, for
the manufacture of
Are prepared to fill (orders, whether lams, or amail,
upon the phortest notice. We have also a large Ts
riety of 110Uf.DINGFt„ of the latest style and pattern,
which we can furni.'h much cheaper than they can be'
worked by baud..
mAsnui,
DYNiIUEIND„
GDOOVING.
AND SCD.OOI,
amnia,
•
And all other work pertaining to Joiner'', will be done
to suit our customer&
Persons building. and not more than twelve
to fourteen miles distant, will And it yfor their
Interest to buy of us, or bring their lumber and have
It worked by , our machinery. Bring your grist of
Flooring,. or other IM:ober, and while your team is
feeding, have It ground out and take ' It home with
you.
We will pay CASH for prim AND HEMLOCK
LIIIIBEB delivered at our lumber yard. Come and
see us. or If you cancora't e, write.
Towanda. Peb.. Iw',{. B. ROINIERS k
" .7 :liE; ; oitE i.
at , =.1 , 0••22-- 1
P 4 g=llag . l- E
--. '4 M e4l`..teimZ .
.• 0-4 .44. , .= its 2
P •41I o A =
er, - . l e3:A 0-
.7 ...48Txma: .e.
b... 0 '.:_l s i....W :
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. .-. 44 4 , vi712 -
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N
..7...45ati.,c. ;:..Air
•44. .11ceNa=g
•
MONEY SAVED,
-11.1.
H. PATCH,
Rave on band a largo stock of
WOODEN WARE.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
0P C. B. PATCH.
C. D. PATCU
Nu. 1 rATTUITS LIACK,
TOWANDA, PA
COFFEES,
TEAS,
MI
SPICES,
CIS'S PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
asp xviar 21125111 re. TEM
Zre :lbw being offered at
THE cHEAPEsT 11...i.ct Ls TOWN TO Bra*
BOOTS!
T0.a.1.11,1a. Nov. 1471
WLNDOW &L.CH AND DI.ZDS.
BT PITB,CII.I.SING YOU'LL
;:.T.Ol 7 , F,!; AND ITAIIDWARE
O Rc;du S'IL, =I
.ii.Etazz‘acs, -
to Moors lisicatis,)
• lIERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 4. Griffith k Patton's Block. Bridge Street. To.
wands. A good issortateut of Oaths. Vestinp and
Cassimeres. constantly an hand. Goods made to
order to the bed manner.
HIRAM TAYLOR
FASHIONABLE TAILORS,
Opposite Public &prim,
Kopp always on hand a lull assort.-
CLOTHS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING
In all the lated styles,
RATS CAPS AND UMBRELLAS,
l) () (1 IS
CUTTING DONE ON SHORT
ALL wp,B,. NVAER.IIiTED
M. J. LONG
6 6 MAIN STREET,
CHANGE IS INDELIBLY SIAM
EEO ON EVERY THING.
Vircarf. M3rcra.
II s' porch:Pea the Stock of Clothing of
ROSENFIELD WOLF,
...... *4 : 13
do 433
donaad, 4 00
du 3 So
, 5 00
do 2 75 to 3 00
do 2 00 to 2 23
One door South of FOSS IiERCVIt'S, and heretry,
that ttiii wlll onerrreati.r tn tiny
c-rs. than any i.tlar ‘,44l , li,lsuicnt, 11l
L. C. NEI-soN
3IUTT4)S, -L.53111,
STAT.. POULTRY,
SAUSAGE. LARD.
RoLOGNA. PRIED
TALLOW, &&d. Sa
• Also.
TO PURCHASE OF THEM. 2-
tieing iiig.rol4:ohly IK/idea in e%ery bralieli of the
business, they feel rerfeetly confident that they can
mako It to tho interest of all
Their Stock of goq.IS coir.rrisea goegl it of all grades.
from the finest to the coarsest, and manufacturett by
the best establishments in the country.
Giro us a call.,
Ton-atria, March 17. 3572
000 to $5,000 Per Annum
I"P"9
THE NATION,
Needed in every borne: Isprinted on tinted paper:
has sixty Illustrations; all 1; 9 Presidents; all 13
Censuses; all II 8 Senators; all valuable documents:
likenesses of all the Preeidents; Coat of Arms':. of
all the States; and other illustrations. An Ency
clopedia of the Government. Price. $l5Ol One
agent took thirty-seven orders In one day—another
seventy-five in a few days! It pelts immensely.
some agents clear at the rate of 55,000 pe; annum.
Farmers. school teachers. proteb-sional mum, young
men and ladies, are everywhere making moneyrap
idly in canvassing for this work. The use4tilucs• of
the book compels its elle. Write us and we will
send circulars and fell instructions free. Address
NEW WOULD PUBLISIIING CO.. &mall-we:4 c.v.
ner 7th and Slarket btrcetl,
Janis' 72m3
SFT) OATS FOR SALF,.—About
30 bushels of a prima quality. &sod obtained
from Patent tM3ce. Whl be sold at $1 per. bushel.
Enquire of
w3s
COKE!
The DEBT. .raost DE:=IPAP.I.I% aa..l- loofa F.CO
IiOIIIC4L FUEL, for culitlary ',Lupo:tea dur&ug cam
corr. For gale by the , .
, TOW 4RDA . CMIT'ANT
Tv.< lye Wlletl ptr Utplel at the Li 16 }louse. et LI
een cents delivered..
IY. L. I'ENDLEION.
.....
ineut of
CASHMERES
AND COATINGS
GENTS'
In great variety
NOTICE.
MI
k TOIVANDA, l'A.
GIVE PUBLIC NOTICII
BRADFORD coUNTY,
.ICLICS WOLF,
WU. WOLF.
srar.ted fur
ns ntrxivi AND OSTITUTIONS
J. F. 'WOODRUFF.
Monroe twp.
" CIUL
pEOPLES • • -
• - amoixkirr Aico naintica movz.
lOC= COWS BUMS MID AM mum
•
A new antieourtele dot* id "!
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Wbkb will be soli at the lowest voesible price!.
CODFISH,
,tirt+i:iaowl
lIERVECG,
PORK,
MUTTON,
11/011, -
FRUIT OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
i MODERN STONE . WARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
FLOUR, FEET, MEAL, GRAIN, &c.
Bring on your produce, whlch wo pay cog' for
DAIRTNIN,
A constant supply ot..lahtou Beat, aA duel Churns.
Butter Firkina, Tubs, kc.
Pima*. call and look throngli.;onr irto,..k, and pro
do one twat to please yon. W. A. ROW:WEIL.
Towanda, April 28, 1869.
GIIOCERY AND : PROVISION
SWORE.
Mc-CATIE A; EDWIA.RDS
Wholor.ale and Letail Dcalen in
FAMILY GROCERIES
A.ND
PROVISIONS,
MERCIMS NEW r.Locz. TOWA:tiDA, l'A.
We (lo 11,4 d••rm It irvvep9,lry entiowrat.• all the
diturcut arta !es wo ktcg. llurfo.s.pr..m...itt
AL WASS COMPLETE.,
We e, I! nothing , but
FIRST CLASS GOODS.
CUL fur rarmers Produoo.
sAair--; :trocAisF.
31arrh 1, 1570. EDWAI:I)S.
I f CP' res l h s tee ß k l' .11 11 ; r 1. n e t h now fl n r e
° be e e ii i,,V l3;
since the Ist January. to which they tnrite the at
tention of their friends. We hcip the, largest stock
In town. Our goods are fresh atul desirzlge.
wa at lowest market prices.
Jan. 19. 1871. . .
FRESH i i ND NEW TEAS, bought
atnee the, recent decline In price,', and Pelting
cheap at retail. ft./I S lira:curt.
Jau. 19. 1.511.
; VOX & 11ERCUit arc selling Gro-
JL =lea It retail. Jan. 19.1871.
VOX' & MEI:CUR aro s - elling.New
and Frzah Gouda. Jan, 19, Int
VOX & ArEECUR are selling G •
ccries cheap. Jan. 19, 187 •
FOX 4; MERCtill .are selling firs
class Goods only.. Jan. 19.1371.
•
VOX & .11ERCUR are selling
araper than ever. Jan. 19, 1571.
ItEIIENIEDER -that we ilre selling
Gooati at
lIETAIL!
..n.! that un woul l o tnia ,
JatL 19.
ITiermAN FINE•C'UT TOBAC
. CO --Ti ry
Jan. 1!":11. PDX MERCURT.
vox fi. MERCI:II do not deal in
Gnn,ls. ' Jan.. 19. 1671.
OURCUSTOMERS can rely upon
o.l.tiug the very best the market affords and at
hmest prices. E. T. FOX,
Tworar.tls, Jan. 1: ) .'71. IIk..NItY MEIIOEIt.
_ •
Ell - F:31111,41 THAT FOX & 'IIEII
-Ls, Cl'll are retailing all kirtts (:r t".r. , e. , nre
The laret.t e.e 111 S:1, LI.
first class. Prict..s3 ljw. E.
Sept. 29.'70. lIENEVX .7s! En. 11'
•
TIIE BEST KEROSENE OIL IN
tod - n 1.. y the quantity c;,t- r,tll! dt
FOS A: NLERCILIVS.
T 7 ALE AND DINING 110031
1 r 5/ 11:.,..1 Lor•Ilt: W4rd II,.:1:-.2
BREAD, PIES, C-KE,CP,ICKERS,
BAKED DAIL I
Aua sula at WilJlosalt, aml Itt:tail
In our DINING ItOOILS wo will accommodate the
iiablic with cithcr , a lunch or a good meal at all
=tea of the day and evening.
OYSTFMS AND ICII CRE-ill ON E. , ,ND DUT=G-
THEM SEASON
Ati:o a tine assortment of Groceries, Confectionary,
Fronts. NUL% Lc.
mtyl9*
CENTRIC ITARKET
The ganictibcro ktal SUiltitnte to conataurir
on hand a flail andlc ui I t a , , , ,eticut of every
thin:: rcrtaining to their S. co rv‘sting majLt.
IY vt
BEEF, -IND SALT
SUGAII. CUREDIktS
I S . LEI
FRESH FROM THE LAKES.
OVSTEIS RECEIVED DAILY
In the .r gta.soia.
Paths. visiting Oysters in taro or small quanti
ties fu.-ntst.cd on sLort mem. at the . eld
stand. Cets - rnsi. 31.tr.x.xr, liontnnyo's Dlock.dlrst
door =rift of Dr. Porters.
Szi.s.rm. l
Tuto. IWttocß. , I ,
Feb. 24. 157C-t.f
TOWANDA STEAM
F LOURING MILLS !
H: FULLER A; CO.,
Lefpectrully intertu the public that h ing rehuirt
on the site of the ohluull, with all tu truprcrre
=cute, they are udw pre•oared to do
CUSTOM GRINDING
In the best possible manner end on the shortest
noece. Novains-will be spared to giro satistazenn.
Farmers louts; business in town C2ll bra:g thdr
grain and have it ground the :cane /la!, to take back-.
FL L'1:; LucKwurxr 114tvq. FE.nu :4EAL,
• , r nr Tiantiti , - , if° 6114 I . ‘l t:
GROUND UG P ASTER
AT SG PEI: TON
taltri tx.ii.z.r..;4
f.:...
.1. :ail
Or9oklay sa4 Glnman.
StrPPLIES FOll THE • ,
EMZEI=I
ißrorixis iltara,cle•
WIOKHAId &
SILVER PLATED WARE,
- Agency of the -
SINGER SEWING MACHINE,
11: ICIMAIT. Iv, BLACK'S,
Towanda, Mai.12.•72.
Kir LOOTS,
DOTS AND SHOES
Soots. 33c)satis
L. 31 0 - 0 1) Y C 0.,
Hato th'il sole control for the Rota
vre are entailing ttwzri Se low as other hous , d are
ritailwg - I.l:l.steru Goods. '
Be rare that yon aro bluing thesi! Boots, for it 1 nut
stand to reason that an Lingers' Boot: made by ma
chine throughout, will begin to wear with the cele
brated
IIUBBE1:S!
I.IUI;LERS.!
:%tEnern.
A I tr„i• asrorttn••nt, ‘,11,1 at a larL,.
n•tlnrttnn in prirc-•. \S.• l.t•^1• tvvr• but tir,t
Itubb,rs.
tiNE sitoEs:
.• Peh..Goat,
and Fr .•7.1.-11 (WS, in fart r.lt thy
o..utt, tared !.y thy ix Factqri, , ,s to the
country. - .
A ITLI LINC OF Li:la's _GOOO.S ON HAND!
ROPES
Just. reeeh ed. a larger Flock of Wolf, Barre.° and
Lap totes, aleoilorse Illankets:Whipa, lc., which
we are sellirig cheap for cash.
D. IV. SCOTT ,k CO
ME
tr, - 31tiLLOCK.
•
.:. P. : , TI9CIN.
t.t . H. 11 LUX.. I
-17-
CELINA,
GLAS'SW4RE.
CROCKERY.
STONEWARE.
A Wtuptutu arbortment
From Itodztra &. Drother
TABLE CUTLERY
INSURA.NCE .AGENCY
Boots - and Slices.
STOGA BOOTS, •
CALF BOOTS,
llußßErt BOOTS,
In endless v;iriety.
trade of
I tlniplirey 13 ros.
lIAN D-3LU) E
BOOTS:AND SHOES
3lanufactured Towflda,
DON'T BE 'DECEIVED
TOIV.‘NDA. BOOTS
BLANKETS!
TRL'ICIIS. TRAVELING 1L GS.
The largest assorttu:.l:t inthts section at correspond
int.; &Let e.
Nve ea a c.lll and c.r.' will be
L. L. lalliDY &CO.
TowAnOa. Nov. 1. 1 ti7l.
NEW CAR RIM.; E FACTORY !
e 0111 . 111 0 , bawk , lo:bill back
F. 311.d0u St. Co.'s Lank,
TOWAND:I.,
HENRY STUII.,EN.,
IkApNiftiPy annnnm•a t , ) tnr•t , ; , .tri patron:,
that th hAvo built a
NEW 1n1(.1-: MUM:L . FACIUM,
rhere-t%cy will censtlntlykeeCouh3nktz full aasoit
went of',
FAMILY aUIttIAGES,
TOP :IND OPEN . BUGGIES,
PLATFOInt WAGONS,
TGOTTLNO St L. Z2h ,AND SZELETONS,
Made'of the best material and finished in the best
city style, Ins long experience in • city Carriage
factories giviys them a decided advantage over others
in the
Style and Durability
of Lla WA;;olv:. All y an
INSPECTION OF Ills WORK
tri.v;o4u , to c:•
ALL 1V(110: 9%111:A A' TE!) Tb CI CE rEAFEcT
=
Thankful for Cho Wirral patronage fr•rnierty ex
tended and resiA:ctfully ael: a continuance of tho
same.
1:,:"I.A113tN,1 11:01t171.1" rinawb T.)
n:au: ci! pri;: s
lu+rtuda, May 24, 2t,7o.—tf
UF: O. PORTER, & SON,.
.CASII DRUG STORE,
lf! Matt sad Pine Streets, 'rewinds, PS:
Have added largely to their ate, stall and
completem ,leseortment, arnatituting an ate
MeV. ern/tracing many articles mod in the - Arta for
Inechall* ssi parposes, Wanly_ selected
hic k
to the re wants of the public, which =I
UY cuPplled with fresh purchsses. and
the most reasonable terms-at Wholesale or ,
ting of
Du CLIE3IICALS,
PA1:111, ViENIMM . •
ALC HOL AND TURPENTINE,
FAINT. VAIIND3U, WHITE-17AM.
• And ill kinds of Drnsb4l,
ETROSENE OR COAL OIL,
Puruing . •
SIIILDLI4, WACiS, CILDINE.I . 9;
Sperm, Lsr4, NitUto. :teats Foot,
ER'S AND .31ACii_LNE OILS,
yan y and Toilet Articles in all their vz.riety,
111 4 9NGES,- WICSIIII3, SOAPS, Gouts, •
Pomades, Ilsir-Tryos, Perfumery,
OC LET BOOES,. POET 110,NA LS,
Pock
. ExLiroa; Razors,
1,71:0 R&M .}.4IIEPAIIATION3,
YUE.E WINES AND .LIQUOES,
G:., B:ie r/P ES, AND CIGAES,
0 ,
.•,. -. Yield and 'Flower Seeds, Trusties. Sup.
FortAlra. Suspensories. Shoulder Braces ' Breast
Damps, Teething Fangs, Nursing Bottles.
Illy.phts, Nipple Shells and Shields, Syringes!,
Bed Pans, Selttleallug Fruit Jars, Ther
mometers. Flavoring Extracts. Stone. •
J Glass Ware; Ztottles, Vials, Corks, Bah
Brick wa, ,
and Stove Blacking, Fish Tackle, Am
re
ul e
' tion. kc-, Itetaetc, Erlectic and Ilonatepath- .
- c Melte:nes, and all the popular Pigent
~ MEDICINES.-
All lea-warranted as ropmseitted. Persons at
a mai
obi T
' receive their orders by stage or mail,
winch will receive prompt and careful attention. -
2.1 advice given gratuitonaly at -the • office,
• g only for medicine.-
ti&Thinkful for past liberal pa:renege.would tee
pee-if . y announce to their friends andthepubLic,that
no ' , shall-be /pared to satisfy, and merit the cone
tinua• on of their wilt:deuce and patronage.
.r Open Sundays for prescriptions from 9 to 10
a.m., • 19 m. to 1. and sto 6 p.m. • .
11. - C. PORTIM & SON.
Ap 1 1. 1813.—yr.
. . .
to an person producing any Medicine shOwing hall .
as . • • y living. permanent cures as Dr. FrrEr.n.'s
VIG,Waa..E IttrEc^sf.cric' ,RxxiMlf. teed inwardly
only: - A pleasant Medicine. free .from inSuriOns
drug+ warranted, uniler.oath, to have permanent
ly gated OS in every 100 patients treated inthe past
i f
ten y ars. (geetetitimonyli It is the scientific pre=
scrip 'on cf Prof. Jos. P. Fitter. 11-. D., a graduate of
the nlversity of Pennsylvania, A. D.. 1633,—n0w
one r i f
si, ' Philidelphla's oldest regular physicians, and
•Pro or of Chemistry_ and Tosibology.—vr nO hag
mad Ileurlgia. Chronic and 1.t., natoiy Mourns.:
tism tho specialty of his entire professional lire--a
I
fact, cinched for by the signatures • accompanying
eaeh bottle, and otticr testimonials of many -promi
nent renowned physicians and clergymen. To pro
tect Intl - eters from poisonous quack nostrums and
I
nisei ss expenditure of.money;a.legal smuc , l guar
ante , stating exact number of bottles warranted to
rime will be forwarded gratis to any sufferer set:AL
in , By letter a fulTdescription of zinc:lion. In case
of failure to cure. amount paid positively refunded.
Medcine; pent anywhere by express. collect on de
live *. Aftictcd invitodio write for advice; all -In
formation and medical advice sent by letter gratis,
Ad '
Phi T 1.
33 Dr. J. P. FITLTII. •2'J South Fourth' street.
Pa. The Demedy is sold or obtained
by riagi.nsts.
Fer sale by POBTEII- k KIDDY, Druggists, Mer
curl; Block. Towanda, Pa. .z.,
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ItUItfIERS t
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12'INE SliOt:S!
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iui.itt - 41 to call - ant el: -. 1Lutue onr ,toot,
towaals, nay 1, IKI
l i iopES !
eari-ja.ge Vadtory.
Still continues the maunfnuturo
C4RRIAGES: AND WAGONS,
LATEST STYLI: AND IfINIMIL
Iu tho mrtuurdettlev of "wa.,..:tin — notiiiiig n med
COMPOSITION
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4
PLATFOMI SITING 'WAGONS
Tbe d ti the r,annfseture
et Stife.t.. :Ire a i rated eat - - 1..0t sawed,
WAITANTED tQUAL. TO ANY
GIZOCEIZIE:i AND PRO VI 7 9I.tiNS
r ril< ›S. 31.11 - 11,1 t .Sc t_f!o.
announce to tiw iti alat
a larg , ,an-I stalk of •
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
ar.l-rraztlln 'rowanas, which
~• . 6,1;1 - .1 the , for
You v.:a ....:',-:. 6 f0,...1 To'.l :IZE4l.ltKrit 01.• - .70.itiPt.:4 1
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and Medicines.
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For Medicinal use,
IM.TLS3I-tiE:CRALGIA
$5OO WILL BE PAID' •
GEO. UcC ABE SON
rts.ortrnt _of
AMENICA ITALLA.I,-;
31 0 .;' u 31 E NT S,
MANTLES, &c
every
Tr THE LOWEST TERM
S9N
HE OLD. MAIN STREET
J_ JES I;IIYAiNT
cry, de, ipt;on. at 1.11.1 of G. II
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MAIN TOWANI'..\ ••
111, V. ~, all of Ulf
LEST STEEL AXLES,
niter uau tht.
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LT,T,IBER 'WAGONS
nf.vt copt,t3ralton
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syn.:rap:lTO ANT IN ' TITIS SECTION'
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D. Gooszlilo Preslient
DIIEDSON W. PEET, go:Mariawl Art wry.
Th e 1011'0.u:es
are :
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It his a Paid up capital of :One
I. It-offers lor rata of prerri!uv,m ; _
4. It farniehes larger Lusurai.ce than'
- panics, fur tha Fame tr.un:7-;
G. It is delluitu and certafia ;
G.. Thera ig no priso.it,,,Siity y,rr ,
an . unfa i , or iaisalnlerdt.4n,l.e..;
roli , ica arc I,Taiii trrlfra.
: ranee. for so :such =owl ; -
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All spprtive.l forme of toiivirs ' ' '''
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ANNUAL DIVIDENDS.
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