Vraiford tpovirr, Torands, Thursday, Jay 80, 11872. itpartment CULTIVATION OP THE POTATO. . Dr..F. W. Heximer, of Westehea, ter county, recently read a paper on the potato, before the New York Fruit Growers' Club, from which the . -following extract is made: 'The principal cultivation 'of the potato consists in keeping the soil loose and,-free from , weeds. What ever process accomplish these pointt, best and cheapest, is the best culta-1 ration. As soon as the potato vines , appear above the- ground a small furrow s.hould, with a small plow, be plowed away frOm the rows as close to the potato as possible. 4. bout Wozweeks after this, a furrow, licith a double mould-board plow, is opened in the center between every two rows, and repeated every tiro weelg..afterward, until the vines covelWe ground. If the field isvry weeedy and the plow does not de stroy the weeds, it is necessary to go over the ground after plowing and line up the _weeds le ft by the plow a.:1 , 1- also uncover vines ocea eionaly covered by the plow. After the plowing has been discontinued a very important part of the r• Iti rattion commences. In order to b-. taro a fill crop there should no at any time,- a single weed be visible in the field, and all the weeds grow ing after the last plowing should be Oilled up by hand. After a rain, when, the soil is light and loosen i an excelentihne to weed potatoes, nd it should have the prefferenee, be fore any other farm work.''The time required is but very little com pared with the advantage gained. The labor saved in. digging im a clear field is more than is required to pull up the weeds when they are small, not to add to the lucre* of crop. We hate raised large Cropsl without the use of the hoe, by sim ply plowing three times and palling twice. When potatoes are planted latciso that the ground can , be Plow ed twice before planting, that is probably the cheapest way tol, raise the crop. " _ - TARE CARE OF .Torn HOROS.-- .1 Farmers should, if. possible, I keep their.hotses in good - condition; ,sum mer and winter. It is wretched 'policy to allow working bOrses b'ecome weak•anct thin through _Abe winter, for want of pipperi feed. They ,should have good" hay and some grain or cut feed Alai ~ and then when spring opens, .'th4 will be able to'perforin their partdin the spring , e' work. The Agriculturist for May says, "when horses have been fedl grain all winter, and have not -Ivorkad regularly, it not -. unfreeiitently happens that they have aPpe- tite as warm weather/ app and when put to bard Work farm lese ' flesh rapidly, need a change of food. possible,. - give them a few 'or, in the absence of these, mash sufficient to relax the If oats have been fed in the . give a little corn in the ear _ of change, varied with "ent-feed," consistine , of chaffed hay and corn meal, or fine. bran, or, better still, -oat- meal. As a rule, nothing . is so good ai oats, and this year oats are nearly as cheap as corn. Barley is also cheap, and by way of a change there is nothing better for farm'horses than*: foilod barley. •Boil it until it bursts ojen, and then • add a, little salt and mix it with chaffedlay.- There i&uo.thing will fatten a horse so soons boiled barky.- GERMINATION OT SEEDS.—In eminent writer, in speakinn of the action of the sun in this pleat work of germination, remarks: "Upon the chemical inPuence of the sun's rays depends the; germin ation of seeds as well as the growth of the plants. We bury jthe - seed in the. ground and shut it out from the influence of light, but We do net place it beyond the reach of the sun's actinic influence,-for lthat pen etrates like heat to the little earthy' couch where the embyro .lies hid, and arouses it into life. tight, or the luminiferous rays of the pun, so important to the Well 1 being •of the,plant, is actually inim:cal to the excitationaf vitality in (the seed. How singular is this fact! A se ries of caiwfully conducted experi nients has proved that Seeds will not germinate in light; although ,supplied with .heat and; Moisture, when the 'actinic rays axle cut off. Deprived of the luminous rays, with actinic in. full fo'ree, they spring into life with great rapidity. Seeds sown upon the surface of the earth will scarcely germinate,as soil cultivators very Well know, and, on the other hand, seeds! buried so deep that the actinic rays - cannot reach them will .certainly perish. The planting of seeds, so as to secure the proper distsncc below . tile surface, is a mosAi important point in husbandry, as it has much to do with the early staiiting of the plant and the success of the crops." A QUESTION FOR PRESICIANS.— Judge tall, who is collecting facts, for a history of Iloosick Falls, fur nishes the follo4ing: "In the year 1799 several cases of small-pox Oc curred in the town, And J a dwelling near the village of lloosick Fall was used as a pest-house. Seventy years afterwards the hOuse (having been occupied all that thee as, a dwelling, with no case of small-pox, or other unusual siekn:ess) was re paired. One of the workmen em rived on the repairs was - taken down with a disease Which prcived to be malignant small-px,. to which he had not otherwise exposed himself than t.y working on this old pest house.`.! • If small-pox lirus can be retained-for seventy Years in the walls, floors,ceifing or furniture. of a dwelling li.out,e.„ greatir Care std more ,strlig.ent ro u es will be' necessary to inßur * cti9l, fr-Jul this loathsomouwase--Tivy Prtkt ----: • -----0-441 . ,-- #4 Tr.k: Uely svho applied for a ' Dollar. 741-.1,-, • p, , ,.r tv,,c.... t4e ruts: diiitric 4 4. -- i EZIE=MI ITHACA & AMENS RAIL ROAD On and ittter NovellV. November. UM /en. Pissewer Train gotreg North will leave Athens it 835 a.m.. Irvin at Maim xi 1135 a.m. Going Booth leave Nam at 3:09 p. wive at Albans m sao p. ta. QOUTHIII323 ROAM. —On and Trod= wf ran aa far., vaael. asarew.. Auburn.l Athena -- I Anima. 1 • Attketta. • 7:30 a.x. 10:20 A. at. 10:55 A. X. 12:45 r. at. 8:30 A . Y. 4:45 P. 34. 7: 04 Y. w. 4:10 P. at. 4 - S.) T.Y. 9:00 P. 21.. Trine leave Owego for Auburn at " 12:40 p. m., sad 5:43 p. m. Troths arr m Auburn at 11:36 a.m..2.14 p.m. , NM .., TABLE 0 ..! :1 £1 a ERIE 'Earusosix—rat v. Nov. I. iri. ...Aliti. . • IC 4. 2:10 7:00 I Towespi 3.-20 7:10 131T4CLSY JUNCTION 2:40 7:30. ...,110NE011 3:10 8:00 . IVII,COIS 3:20 8:10 , N - Evr ALBANY— • 3:31 8:201 .......3TILLER3.. ..... 3:50 I 8:40 DZISHORE 4:25 i 0:15 ( ' LERNICE r. X. 1 .A.. Y. i ER FZE! pi. & IsLY. CANAL & RR. co. Arxrsotx&r or PASS/MIER TRAM, • To Wee erect 'Monday Not. Z7. 18T1. OEM STATICt-ICS. i 34. 11 1 ,4111 4.1 i 43 11 sal 7 45:—. -Mara; 4s l 350 1216 830 -Waserly 'll 551 310F250, 840 Athens.— 11 45 4SO 1 351 925' Towanda 1 11 00 630 2 15 ) 109 55 5 551 2 35,10 45'_ ...1 934; 6 171 2 65;11 09 .... Meehoppen.... 911 251 3 01111 16; ... Iteboopany....' 9 03, 6 501 3 25'11 45 ...Tntathatimock... B3 o' 7 .50; 425! 130 • -• Pittston. 735 ;, 813' 4 45; 200; Rtitea Barre— 7 101 7 20- 4 20 „Minch r 31, 535: Allentown -1.8 S 5; 5 55 !`, 9 10 , 0 25' ;10 05. 8 15' , 9 45 New York. Wastilniton I • ''' '' .:Go. 30 !caret Towanda a ; If); Athena, 7 50; Wa verly. 8 00; arrive at Elrntra at 9 00 a. w. ' 34 leaves Elmira at 5 45; Wired'', 6 45; Ath os, 7 00; arrive at Towanda at 7 45 r,..1%. • Down Trains dine at White airen. Up Train' dine at Pittston. . _ Passengers to and from. ?Sew York and Philadel phia without change of ears. Down train cionnects at &ler:town with Through Lost Express fof llarrisburg, Pittsburg and the West. E. A. PACE= • Superintendent. • NEN ii.OUTE TO PHILIDEL PELL NOP.TIZI P.e.IctN'STLTLIZIL P tITYOAD Shortest mid most direct Line to Philadelphia„ tmore, Washington. and the South. Passengers by ibis route take JenneThan% h New York Itanroid train. passing Towanda at 9:25 1.31., end 1:33 p. m., snake close connection at Be. Qdchein with irprela train of. - North Pen's TOO. and arrive In Philadelphia at 13:15 , P. 31., and 10:30 p.m., in time .to take night trains either for the South or West. City pasSeririer care are at the Depot on arrival of all trains oonve passenger" to the various Depots and to an Inds cf the city., Lem North Fenn% Blamed Depot, cornet Berke and American strut , , MLA' clphis, at 8:00 A. M., limiting at Too-ands 5:25 P. M.. was evening. )isr.n's Baggage Drprz , collects and delivers bag. ortee No. 105 Sent CI !fib street, Pleadelpida. !CMG= ACCOIOdODATIOXS. Freight remived at Front and Noble streets, Phil* delphis. and forwarded br Daily Feat Freight train to Towanda. and all points In Stisamehanna valley with ,nick dispatch.. ELLIS CLAUSE. Gen. Mt. N. P. It. It. Front and Willow Eta. Nov: 21. 1141 . 0. Philadelphts. ERIE RAILWAY. • lizvr 207 D Iml•wwzn AlrfiCCl ROOll AND Sr lIMSKI3 Cosears, combiniem alt Modern Irnprovernedtm, am run Omagh on all Trains between Buffalo, Niagara YARN. Sempension Bridge, Cleveland, Cincinnati and sew York. Abstract of Time Table, Adopted sov. 13th. 1871. WESTWARD. • - STATIONS. i I ° . (' 1 7% ' 7C N • °' I) * 5. a, paches, i on the iThey If it be parrots, a bran bowels. winter, .y way . 1 1, 31- 0 9 ;11 001 5 391 700 • " .7 • 111 151 545' 720 • " 8 15; 1 55, 235 " t 8 371 217 1 ...... " 11: 9 151 2 52, 225 " 511 1017 ; 3 451 411 " . 30! 11 CO' 4 271 448 • tw 1150;5;05 525 38 1235' 542' 601 ' 12 38 ...... 1 ...... :wo ' 11;16, — 1 ... 1 0 A TT 6 88,53: 205 11705 8720 12'00' 6 254 11 20 11 20 1248,705; 12 10 12 10 12 53, 7 10; 12 15, 12 15 1 00i 7 151 12 20 ; 12 20 2 22' 7 20 11 12 54; 12 54 7 00 1 G 55 f. 55' 655 600 CO' 700 New York. Jamey City Sumnehanna Great Bend.. Dinglianiton. 0 Wego . . . Waverly Elmira Coining Painted roht: RrxtePt er . Ennio, Niagara Faila smp'llsion Clifton I rinntiris t'' Cleveland Cincinnati ADDITIONAL LOCAL TRAINS WESTWAILD 5:00 a.m., except Sundays, from Owego. Stopping at Tioga 5:27, Sznithborn 5:55, Barton 6:12. Waverly, 7:00, Chen:llm 7:38, Wellsburg 9:03, Elritirs 9:25, Big Flats 10:23, Corning 11:30, Painted Poat 11,48, Addison 1:00 p.m..,-Xtathboneville 1:33, Cameron' Mills 2:03. Cameron 2:29, Adrian 3:27, Cscalsteo . 4:03. arriving at Bornellsvillo at 4:23 p.m, , 5:00 a.m., except Sundays, from Snsouchhanns. Stopping at Groat Bend 5:24, Kirkwood 5:40, Bing hamton 6 S, Ilooper 6:22; Vnlon 5:33, Campville 6:32. Owego 7:14, Tiogs 7:30, Smlthboro 7:50. Bar• ton 8:00, Waverly 8:20. Chemnog 8:35, Wellsburg 8:49. Southport 9:02.' 151 min 9:15. Big Flats 9:40, Corning 10:00. Painted Post 10:0% Addison 10:32, Rathboneville 19:51,Cameron Milh 11:03, Cameron 11:15, Adrian 11:37. Canisteo 11:55, and: arriving at llorneldsville at 12:05 p.m. 6:50 a m., daily. from Susquehanna. Stopping at Great IPind7 :15. Kirkwood Binghamton 3:03. Hooper r8:20. Union „3:27. Camoville 1'4:43, OWEffO 9:14. Tiegs 19:27. Smithboro 19:49; Barton 19:47, Waverly 10:2n. Cbemung 110:35, - Wellahnrg 10:50, Elmira 11:20, Big Flats 11:49, Corning 12:23 p.m., Painted Post P12:24, Addison 12.55, Rathbonerille i'anu'ror, 37:11s '+l :22. Cameron 1:32, Adrian 11:15. Canisteo 2:98,, and arriving at aornelleaalle at 2:29 p.m. 1:00 p m ., e: - ent SaniOye. from Susquehanna. Stopping at Gnat Mend I:50. rarklano.l 2:24. Bing hamton 3:40, Boom. 4 :10, Union 4:2A, Canapirille 5:05, and arriving at Ovrego at 5:40 p.m. 1:11 rim., except Sundays. from Elmira. Stopping at Big Flats 1:39, Corning 2:00, Painted Post 2:06, and ria Avon. to Buffalo, arriving at A:35 pm. 2:30 pin.. except Sondaya. from Binghamton. Stopplnc at TTocrper :2:45, Union 2:55, Campville. 3:15, ehrezo MCA is3,,StuLthboro,4 :09, Barton 4:19, traviqlv 4:40, Chernuruz 4:541, Wellstium 5:12, South arriving at Elmira at 5:30 p. In. T Ail 0N S IN . ' N - 1 No. No. 11. • , 4. S. t j 2. , - Y., P. 'P. 111. !A. 3( Ciro-oinat i Clew land. Dunkirt.:. Clifton Rusp'Egion Britlye • Niagara ... • Buffalo Harneriaville ... • Bodies ter Corning Elmira Waverly . Owego liingilamton . 10 15 3 (15i 7 27 1 155 I Great 11end,..... " ' - 1 1 a 35 752 , , 217 Susgnehiuna ..,• *. I 11 03, 4 oil 8 251 '2 47 Port Jervis Arrive 1252 7 50' 12 05, 518 Middletown ,•• 353 ) P 45 1 1353' ...... Goshen I 004 ...... , . ...• • • , Neutnirgh Newark... Jeri. :r Cite New York. IDDITIONAL tOCAI,, TnAn.7s EAsTwAitn it.al eueept Sundays from rtomellseine. Stopping atCaniateo 3:22, Adrian 3:43, CarnerionC:so, Cameral' Mats 7EOI. Itathbonernio 7:30, Addison 8:25, fainted Nod 9:15, Corning 10:00. Ds Plata 10:42, lamtra 12:40 p.m..,..Southport 12:45, 17eUsbnct 1:20. Chemung 1:5.3, Waverly 2:42. Barton Bmithboro 3:42, Ti os 4:10, and arriving at Owego, at 4:37 rm. G:55 a.m.. from I:lamellae-We. Stopping at Cantstso 7:13. Adrian 7:83, Cameron 809, Itatia bonerille 8:42. Addison 9:OS. Painted Post 9:37, Cor ning 13:15 Beg' nets 10:52. Elmira 12:20 p m., .soutlopurt 12 5, Welliibiffg 12:32. Chewing 1:19, Waverly 1:50. Berton • 2:23, Szattlibcro 2:49. nog* 3:95. Owego 3:40, Canapctile 4:IS, Union 4:48, Bing hamton 5:4% Kirkwood 612, Great Lend 6:30, and arriving at Snegnehamui at 7:30 p.m. 7:00 S.M., except Frindays, from Owego. Stopping at Cdunpriiie 7:45, Union 8:36. floopr_r 8:40. Bing hamton 9:40, Kirkwood 10:80, Great Eknd 11:15.' and =riving rt Snmuilianna at 11:55am. :50 a in., except Sundays, from Elmira. Slopping at Southport 7:51. Wellabmw 8:10, Chen:nag 8:26, Wivorly 8:13; Barton 9393, Smithboro 9:13; Timis Owono 9:43, Campvilla 10:03, Union 10:16. no.rer and - arriving at Binghamton at 10:33 &M. p.m., TracCpt Etandays, from Palatal Port. Stopping at Corning 2:03, Big Plata 222, and arriv ing at Elrgira at 2:40 p.m. 2:10 p.m.. except Silndays. from Ifornellarille, Stopple.- at Canistco 2:21._ Adrian 2:40, Cameros 3:05, Cameron Mills 3:13, Rathboncrille 9:30, Addi son S: :A, Painted Post 4:17. Corning 4:25.111g Flata 4:17 Elmira 5:33. Sonth;mrt 5:36 Wrllabnrg 5;42, Che mwm 5:37. Waverly- 6:22. Tiog,a 7:05, Owego 7/5. camps -91e 7:45, Llimper 2:12. DiaXham u3n 85. Kirkerothi R:59, Great Bend. 2:17, and ar : brim; at Sumucleancal at 9:37 p.m. • Darly. t 3frradays ex:Ppletl. between Ilorriellesitte 130 Port .IPretx, I . . 1 1:1, , ,p 1 4 ...4.ra15yl r)xly. .. .11171r.Tkrvazt Ticketit to an pot.nui West at th e VOr:r LAW re. gall*. for We us the Company's celes tto Pannell Dricot, I orzly skArthoezt:4 U. 1;6E7 lar Ole Tato 1:41i - os) , cuu.,4,44 t.i.o ad. ut Wvalk-rn Ticirmts Its Il4 6 , g a gm 'ow 3,1 e ctowLeci ocily Ott T4.4ela purclicased it tlx,Cinstpluty;• L . U. itrXXXA. • WM. GialEh i tyt Gvu'l Yoko': 041. RAIL 13th. 1871. 410134aY. N moo:7:12.. ego - • 8:05p.m. E 1101ITIPIILED. P. Y. P. Y.. 11:15 5:15 1205 TA 11:45 6:45 11:15 6:15 11:05 6 :OS 10:55. 5:55 16:33 1:35 10:00 5:00 L. 711. P. IL U. P. G00D111..... EMI= deny Puce L.i. No. 2 36. ritiPX 1113 e 43 8 . 40 6 05,7 55 5 55 7 45 5 95;7 03 4 33 6 10 4 15.5 43 3 5715 23; 3 50.315 . 3 2514 45 2 25 3 SS 2 0513 10 11 20 1 .. 10 19 1' Mr 10 03 925' litl3 BGO G 00 EU EZTC7/..NTIG WZBE= EME2 I... Five 1..9 ; . ! ... ...! 11 40 72S' 10 00 1 • j - 0 . 1;0 ' 1 40,1 1‘ . • , ! 1000, 40 145 645 1005. 445 152! 5 561 10 12! 452 245[ 0451 11 401 700 6 151 10 45! 30! 1005 4 00. 5 151 [ 715 73.5; 13 20 1 465 11 30 8.12 . [ 12 58 535 . 1.2 08 8 4.1 137 C. 03; 12 4' 1 912 [ 219 ; 6 45! 11. r 2 • • i i•ji 11 00 2 ; 840 2 051 5 151 ..... . 11 38 323, 9 15 13 00' 3 40' 225 v. r. .• r. m. 550 700 i; 700 A 14) T o THE PUBLIC 1 RES The tottemOgual arconbi most lig they. are Dow prepared to even rto attend to tab - - • • UNDERTiL.F.VG BySINY_SS In all its brancluts. And is MAI nn giro oitidso. the servioes of any one in that line. • I . Urging spared no expense or trouble In procur. In from the shop of If. Stolen & Co„ of our place.. a hearse which cannot be surpassfd oreven equaled tacit In elegatior„ this side of our cities. ' We taro also secured the istrricSa of s reliable , careful. anfraentlezilacdr person to alien to this branch of the badness. J. 8. AM..ys, one of our firm, gill bejound at the Furniture store, on Bridge art. , , and C. 11. Iliau eau the .isther =tuber of tbJJJJJ 6 firm ;at his reel- denee on Third street. or abaci the om = of Dr. J. W. Lyman, s very reliable and I brateoilibiskian;. str whose Mhos is on ,Park t. near the =well • J. : ALLYN. - C. M. i lucani.E. . , I FIRST NATIONAL BANK, I ' notiso. an2sl2tt OF TOW IN $125,000. 40,000. CerrrAt Sumrs Frio. This Mak offers r:SrSVILIFaCILITYES for the transaction of s 'GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. ; OE DEPOSITS ACOODECIG TO AGEEEMZET. • FIVECIAL CANE CV= TO TUN Gotzscrtox OT ISOM AND guzer.a. Parties wishing to awn xosirr to any .pert of the United States. England. Ireland. Scotland. or the prin. opal entice and 'towns of Europe, can bore procure drafts for that purpose. 1' PASSAGE TICKETS To or from the old country. irr best strainer or sail ing lines , always en hand.. '' PV• B4 . • 4 ,4 7 •t•P1r.4..11. V4l} Highez! Pew! paid' for . Es JOS. rowzrx. Prer-Llez2L De..-ember 1.1869. SUSQUEIUNNA M • ITE. Tow.m.t. zw.bro#D COrStr. PA. This institution will cotoraenoo its Seventeenth Year MONDAY. AUGUST 28. 1871. The courses of study arr u jenelislw. Hama% Com mercial. Academic, Helen and Cludell. in all of which the instruction is rpstematic and thorough. The Principals will be madded In the various departments byi large and leery excellent corps of instructors--three graduates. experienced teachers having been recently engaged—and no effort will be spared to :Bake the institute. In comfort, discipline and general efficiency, secobd to no other similar institution. The Masted Department will be under the charge of Professor H. Pr. Johannelisen. This Mititution is now in thorough repair. In addition to'the extensiVe improvements daring the put Year, new apparatus. maps and charts, and most approved patent desks and seats for all the study d. and recitation rooms have Just been pur- The e:mo Principal of the 2;tixmal Department will organize August 2%. a Toimcbers' Casa, and by smut. arrzsztos aid to ciimplete the most thor ough course potaible dining the time. Tuition from $4 to $lO. ,Board and room In the Institute $4. If desirable, students may obtain roams in town and board themselves. Early appli cation for board and roomiest the institute should be made, as the rooms are bet eg engaged. For further particulate or oet4ogue, apply to G. W. Ryan and It. E. Qnlnian, Principals. Towanda, Ps l.llL= FOX, ang.9'7l President Board Trustees. NEW STEAM FLOURING MTLT, 115 arresar2ti Di, to eiiiiecrib dosing to izteo notice that Lis new STEAM FLOURING. MILL Is now in trieoessral operation, and that lie is pro. pared to do eh work in hue on short notices CUSTOM ORINDOZG DONE ON.THE SA= DAY TICIAT IT IR RECEIVED 11Whost. ISucturhAat tai /lye flour, Corn Meal. Feed, Brim, Ice., alxays i ou hand and for sale at leireet gator. PAILTICIITLASt NOTlCE...Personv livinge on the west side of the river deeirirq to patronize my min, win have their ferryage Odd both ways, when they brin' grins 31 ton bush s and npmuils. apT.4'7l F. B. ATERS. RIRTA.Nrr- TO ALL' . WHO TE TIIEI3 &cUT i The sight of tho aged =slated. the creak strengthen ed and the perfect preserved. ParLADELPLTIA (SSTICAL INSTITUTE, For the mai+facturing of the , conAvE co:val. CUTSTAL IMP , v9, LONDON ANOLICD ANDTirIi stai GLASS run 117.:i1 OB IN , . FLA tru. The Concave Convex Bpectules, mule by the above Institute are now a long time before the public, and the ra"Pid and increased demand for them combined with the universal acknowledgment of their clearness in vielot i and e - use to the eye, shows plainly that they are pvrior to any other glasisea in the market. - The majority of Speri.aelee, (mostly Imported) and no matter bow line the frames, contain but a poor and worthless article of glasses, generally cast or pressed;) they are made to be - sold only, without any calculation respecting benefit to the eye, and therefore the great coninlaixa of poor and weak sight. Thousands are posing games now which tire and fatigue the eye, where-the objects get dim after short usage, or require an intensely strong light and therefore dealming the sight, which. were they property suited, would; preserved a life time. The advantages dal ed for the Convex Crystal Glasses are th following : The Lerma are groulod of the best material, pure and hard, and madeo y for optical purposes, they are therefore not liabl to get scratched or dirn. They confer a b y and distinctness of vision ru Z - not found in any other glass. . . They can be used equally well by day or candle light without tiring or fatiguing the eyes. They are ground in•theuistically true in the.. con cave convex mirror, according to the philosophy of nature, arid shape of cornea of the eye, therefore assisting nature only of forcing it. co That the !erases are ntered correct into the frames. They can be used I r than any other glasses without changing to a. her power. The frames are male strong and durable by expe rienced workmen andararranted to give satisfaction. 4ra. A. CHAMBERLIN, Dealer in Watches, J . ry and Silver Ware, Towne . da, Pa.. has the Sole Agency for these glasses is - Bradford county. No Pullers employed. July 12, liWti-tf - THE HO 11Es sIIuTTLE SEW ,. TNG - ISACIT , TUE PERFECTION 'OF Ina, lANISII, roz rArmrsa, Fra.r4so, DINUMG, Count:in, DIIIIDING, NCI. QM:LYING. rt:CLI.NO, iiC77l.l:cil, rICII-6 HMO LED GATIIEIItNO. - 1. . .. I i CAM 112 Ammuic I Icient, Durable awl Complttr Simple, e t narict, E Every Machin years. • Warranted fur five GOOD • I: FINE UR !LEAVY VVOIIE. I tt of Ilechatacal gengue. It Is a Trtam $4137 coa oa price.l Lock-stave-1i airing d. 1 I 1 r n 4 I . . The only practical ]Lachine ever juven Don't be ham. • no nutter how stn. d by other Agents blarney, th tfielr tongue may be, be sure I Li to their own pockets. they mete large p . D. B. WOODDITD.N. and Sullivan Counties.. Anti Agent for Bradf. waxited. Rome, Bradford LAY. ni"Feb. 29.12. TAYLOR'S Rgi IWIEVWM'UM Vie Cren •. • Betray altaabl be kept and used by every Partner that keeps either Cattle or Bones, every Teamster and Livery Stable Beeper, every Physician and Horse Parlor for It will many when all other medi. and IMUroad Men t is enzurpseeed for -Watts should keep It their etudonters, tender Tails It for tender fort. n and lemmas/ of any r any eruption of the ay disease requiring , an oertsirdy keep this We lls warranted to give C. Porter Son it Co. Toragniste, Towanda and dealer in Brad. street Plethdeptkia • Ps. OWXU) TATUM. PreseWier. Latessetlis. Ps. TECIS ZNIHMIWIO, 114:VINCi 1711111,0•1 taps gatits tiros R. H. PATCH, _ in Ur Isa rta B. tiTC:U it - 00. to sow sigreed Is ser ton. Mau at ahead pordy aba vim& 1:,T.4 large mad vsil Waled Mock se Which patetsased f Cads, sad led eastiaid that I csa sell at se loss Ilircreise cam lie purchased slaiwhrre. I nor offre to tbe public a splendid stock AKRON FLOUR, GRARAM DO. p~_:r..jPáyl ~ ~ a: ~ .~. public to cm: Can't Bo Bost In qualit;r or prim. ham OaklorsC•lotoolselLetur dry. liaar Tail Cheankal and Drown Soap. ,r•3?rMIMTFPr!'Lti!!7I urge 'assortment of TANNICE 2CO210)58, TOUZI SOAP% &c., ke. 11011 pa the highest cash price for and make Immediate payment. M J. LONG. GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Gold and Silva N. N. DETII3, la. Gilder. COLLEGIATE COR. MAIN AND BRIDGE STS., ANIYEUROPE, Pdrn. witotatalfe Psteat AND COFFEE 091,11Zri & KM Grocer Wald PeAbu; aBOCEB--lES•, Fx:Evie STAltat. z +z 1.1: zit/ Eon en band it large of,odt DIM DO., DIICKWELIT DO. STOCK OF TOBACCO, WOODEN WARE. COUNTRY PRODUCE. lfairocrs, ere as • call before seUing C. B. PATCH. AU perorate indebted to the late Arse erMpleisae cola Towarula, March, 12, 1%1 WOOD. WILLOW, AND:STONE WARE. FLOUR, FEED, MEAL, kc., No. 1 rATIoN's r.tocs, TOWANDA, PA. I desire to nail the attention of the public to my assortment of goods, which is always full and com plete. and anti be sold to my customers at lowest market rates. 3lfy stork of TEAS, DM SPICES, lifaco been pnrchsrrd mince thn lato rekinction in Um. tariff on them, and aro oirerel at prices to coy reopond. Coolers by mail or otherviro will moire cartfa and prompt attention. Throallog the pnblic for the liberal patronage they havo glveu ale, I wild/ a ceutLuosoar of the 14131 C. CASH PAID FOG COLINTEN PIIODUCE. fe1).20'71 OLD STILL COMING DOWN ! AND.LTZET TWIG IS Tux GROCERY & PROVISION LINE, are now being offered at COWELL 4k. Y E R'S at prices that cannot fail to satisfy aU _that they are determined not to be undersold by any one. They have enlarged their-Store by building so that they now live room for the fresh supplies that are daily te%xlvirl by them. They have connected with their store a Market where they now keep fresh meats to sell by the dpiliss•tcT or piece, ana a ruts supply of Giro aeries and Proiidons, to which 'they would call the attention of all cash buyers: Come and ezataine our Goods and Prices. before purchasing and satisfy yourselves. We guarentee all goods to give entire witinfaction. We are thankful to our customers for their past liberal patronage n:id solicit a continuance of the came. COWELL lc mime. Dec. V), 180 FIGURES,WILL NOT LIE 1 THE CIIEArLST PUCE LI TOWN TO Dry • BOOTS ! DON'T DOUBT TOUR O`"A'N ! REDD ADE TILE FIGURES, AT GREATLY REDUCM ratcc..s' Qenta filp, 2 solo & tap Boot, home made, wartauted do I do do do 2 do do do double eolo do Call peg -do do Pus Kip. 2 solo sod tap. Youths Kip, double sole, Merchants can bo supplied with the above slaw of roods at very reasonable [ 'nem We are prepared to mate Boots to Measure, Also First Class Repair ing at reaaotable prices. B.—The above very low price RyPtem most be undetatood CASH invariably 011 delivery. and see before you buy.• libop opposite Methodist Church, Main Street. 'rowan4n, Nor. 1871 NEW PLANING MILL The =denim:Led having built a large and commu- Mona lflli in the Borough of Towanda. and filled It with the mort modern and improved machinery, for the manufacture of • WINDOW ELM AND BMWS. Are prepared to fill orders, whether large or snail. upon the shortest notice. We have also a large ea. nety of moutmas. of the latest style settpatterti, which we can tarnish ranch cheaper than they can be worked by Land. PLANING, ToNo7Erso. osoorma. • AND SCROOL SAWING. And 6,11 other work pertaining to Joinery, willbe done to cult our customers. Persons building. and not living move than twelre to fourteen miles distant. will And it largelyfor their interest to buy of us, or bring their lumber and hare It worked by our machinery. Bring your grist of Flooring. or other lumber. and while your team is feeding. bare it ground oat and take it home with you. we win pay Cklol for PM AND HEMLOCK WXBEII delivered at our lumber yard. Come and use us. Or if on caueonet t. write. Towanda. Fab.. Putt FL 110D01:fta k • SUPERIOR AGRICULTURAL MAIM:USN, foe Sale by It. M. WELLES, TOIVANDA. PA (aloe tio. 3 Mermen Block, north . I,We' of Court Hoare square. WLIOLESALE AND DETAIL DEAL= AND MAND7ACTI7REDS AGENT. Mowing Machines. Ilwse Powers =I Threasbers. Wheel Sakes, Mater Bowers, Grain Seeders, Hay Teddees. Reversible ant Steel Plows, C^ltlntorh, That Reese Hoes, armor Ithatis and /arming kW& 1.4111 WORLIIJI, VAT= DILIWW, LU? MIZaISCI skurr CHI tort= n zus tont.D. =6r suzuzu sou =AD OZ VOW, AC.. AG. . Cstslwirnes and descriptive, illustrated printed cir cilia's, furnished or mailed !rev to all - K will cost Vat theta ants to rend - tor dinging to postage Farmers when it; Towanda, all and see me April 22:72. R. 21. WELLES MONEY SAVED, lh k.f , 7 •2 • Cir (41q1 STOns AND HARDWARE, Ctrirqd July ig,"1"1 CODDING RUSSELL & CO., Would say that notwithatading the rise in prim of many goods, that they continue to keep their usual stock of IRON, STEM, TINWARE 40., and will sea at close prices for ready; piy. r Ths MERRY- CHEEtIST— MAS: with iron copper-lined reser- voir and patent slide, allowing steam to piss into' the smoke pipe, finds favor wherever tried. No have also, the New Empire, Young Empire. Aineikan. Itot piss!, National. Unfelt. Tribune. Queen. Wide World. Excelsior Bangs. - Ate continue to . : pipe honses for gas, and to do all kinds of plumbing. Lead and Copper work as well as general mi and Sheet-iron jobbing on short notice. Dexter Feed Cutters, National Feed Cutters sad Chews reed Cutters. Corn libellers. Churn Powers. Clothes Wriavrs, Daby Wagons. O. B. PATCH . . To Carriage makers we would off©r Fences, SPok"11. ' Wheels, . rodent Wheel!, Mlle, • Tinmtiee • Ilube, . Trimmings, ripe Dozes, We aro always lica4qtrultrs for all kinds of - Knives and Works, Razor*. Pocket knives, Strops. . Spaces, - Scissor, Plated ware, lamps and ehLewis, Leather Belting. Rotary Force Pumps. Babbitt Metal. Ilky Lath. Twit*, Fairbanks Scale; Zan. Wheelbarrows. !levels, Picks. (Arne. Revolvers, mob, CairWrit. Call anti see us when you wish to bay. CODDING RIISSIML Zr, CO Feb. 22. 1872. COFFEES, M. J. LONG HENRY FRANKS, (Sacceuar to limn IlAstau,) MERCHANT- TAILOR, No. 4, Griffith k Pattores Mat. Bridge , •Street, To. wanda. A good assortment of Cloths, Veatingeand Caestmeres, constantly on hand. Goods made to order in the best manner. dee.7.11.-Ir. ORANGE IS INDELIBLY 5TA31x..../ x..../ FED ON ETEET Tama. ......1438 do 439 do nailed, 4 00 do 350 ao 500 do 2 75 to 3 00 do 2. (0 to 2 25 ROSENFIELD & WOLF, One dooi South of FOX'S: .sitncrirs. &n 1 hereby that they will offer gree,tef lialnceroenta to eaah buy era, th any other establishment is L. C. NELSON • Being thorottn\ly lei in every brzsch of the bnaineas, the,' feotx , 4ent that thc7 can make tt to TO ilurix stock.. from the finest the best estabr Give tas a can. Jtri,7ll ROIY , WM. MOLL Taw - midi, limb 12, 1872. • NF STYLES Pon LAM \ ;sg NV nu vadinirtan and vicinity.. . Yrs. Z. J. Mingo" (frnmerty Was Singak.7) with Max Sarah Mack. hare just retuned from New York with a toll line of MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS era:MAUL% of Hats. Doossas.' Cornets. bush. Kid Okries, liar Goods. old Ladies Caps. &ISOM ties. Bown. Ribbons, Mowers and Loess in the latest Densities. Orin Dr. Lane Drug /tore. • Opening day, Wednesday, April 23.72. Particular 'Oration riven to stew wort. HIGHEST MARKET PRICE GRAIN, -BUTTER AND EGGS, April IS. 18n. 0OKt! TM T. roost DESIRABLE. met moat EOO NOWICAL Noe maMELk fie =Unary purposes daring sum met. by ths TOWANDA am; COMPANY Twelve 'seats par bmbel st the Gas Boom. mil& .sen mats delitettal.. z 0500.1870. W. L. rzsDLE:rox. TOWANDA. PA. f Clothing. wc,ixr Brost. flare purchased the Stock of Clothing, of GIVE PUBLIC NOTICE \ , BRADFORD COUNTY, IS lITEIrt YAILI ET Y , IN CUL PAID FOR GEORGE SMITH, WTSIIITING. A. == REC aim rsor~oo~ es ela m • o WPM asagiVie • tad ccutil•ls Nock d GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, .1• P~ riza FRUIT [MOD, FLOUR, Bricut on A constant Duna Mr • Meese do our best , Towanda,' GRO 1 MoC I na GROCERIES FAM FMB , ot &wlt It pecealary to entini.rate all the 'cies we keep. Our amertment te We do ditereut T CLASS GOODS FIRS 'd for Ammer, Prodrxe. SANIaI SfeirfAEr, WY. EDWAILDS. 1 itarchl 11. 1871 & MERCUE are now reedy ' fresh stock of Clads in their line, bought Ist - January. to which they invite the at• &their friends. We keep the hugest stock Oar goods are trash and destrabfe. We rest =art prices. 1). 1871. PI line. th tention In • • I sell at • Xi AND NEW TEAS, boat co the recent decline In price, and cheap af retail.- - k =ECM Jan. 7. 1871. la VOX k MERCUR are selling (fro ./. reties at retail. Jam. 19, 1871. "PDX k, lit Elle ult aro selling New 1 attd Fresb Goods. Jan, 19. IBM VON. & MERU aro selling Gra 4ries cheap. ' Jan. 19.1871. F°r. MERCUR are selliag first c ass Goole only. Jan. 19, 11171. Oi. k 117.11 CUR are selling apex than ever. . Jan. 19, 1871. 'thIEMBETC .that we are selling 000ds at RETAIL! It we wont be undersold. I 12, isn. FOX k. "ICRUCTR. And Ja CUIGAN ITNE-ctrr TOBAC CO—very cboice—at Jin} 19. 1871. FOX la urnerwa FOZ h MERCUR do not deal in .12044 Goods. Jan: 19, 1871. OUR CUSTOMERS can rely upon getting the very best the market affords EA at lowest prices. o E. T. Fox. - • Totiranda. Mira mincrn. 3iIIERTVAT FOX S: 11:ER lenn are retailing all kinds of GroCzries at wholesaleprices. The largest stock in town. (lows first data. Prices low. E. i. MC. Sept. 74'70. IW.NRIM SdElleUtz THEBEST KEROSENE OIL IN town by the quantity or retail at FOS & _ . KERy AND DINING' BOOM. BA First block north of Ward House.: ' rantsp, PEES, CATiE,CRACKERS, Ant SOLI St Wholesale sal Uctail, fir our IMMO BOOM we will accommodate the public with either • lunch or a good meal at all times of tht dad mad evening. OYSTERS AND ICE CREAM ON lUD DVIZIG =LEM SEASON. , I Llso a Atte assortment of Groceries, Confoctiontil. Fruits, Nuts, kc. ma7l9' tf D. W. SCOW it CO. CEIcTRAL A lIKET The anbectibers still'eontlnne ,to keep cemstafitly on band a fall ant complete assortment of every thing pertaining to their basis/ma, consisting main. 9i BIMP, PORK, FRESH AND SALT Isrrrola, VEAL. BABBAGE. BOLOGNA. DRIED BEEF, TALLOW. Ike.. ha - . Also. S FRESH FROM nip LAKES. liors,lol OT'STERS ILECELVED DAILY mods of all grades, I manafacinred by Urn karts wishing Oysters In large or small quantl. ties will be tarnished on short notice. et the old stand, ClosrzAz. lltsz‘zr. Monts:lye's clock. Ard door north of Dr. Porters. CHAVO Szt.t.rrn., KELLUM 4 lIIILLOOS.. Tato. Idmsocz. J Feb. 24, 1670-tf TOWANDA STEAM V LOURING MILLS ! IL FULLER & CO., • • Iterizectfully Inform the pntil:e that having rebtdit on the site of the oldmill, withal' thodern improve. ta l en t ts \ they are now prepared to do CUSTO . 3I GRIINDI\G In the brat manni4 sad on Lb& shortest tiptice. ' Ito 17 1 ;: a o spared to giro satiataction. rimers d business In town can bring their grain and hare_it tbo same de y' to take trek. F l bOull. LUCKWId4T 'FLOUR, FEED k. 2Ejj. 4.! the car Icrsii or in qnanlitienjta snit rurchaaera GROUND - Cr - AYUO\A yLASTER rEr, TO\ All kin& of grain taken In whinge )oe. Mater. Towanda, ticm. I, IE7I sold at the lowest possible prices. PORE, HUTTON. ALL, DESCRIPTIONS, STONE WARE, NEE NOTIONS, FEED, MEAtt, mum, acc. r produce, which we ray cub for. DAIRY3IM, •ly of Ashton Salt, all sized (2innss. Tubs. ko. and look Won& our stock. end ire will please yon. W. A. IiIk)EWELL. April 29. ISG9.' ERY AND PROVISION TORE. BE & EDWARDS, •`oeale and Retail Dealer* in ROVISION 8, '8 NEW BLOCK. TOWA.XDA. A. WAY'S COMPLETE. we sell nothing but DAEED DAIL Y, Ervin .CL'ItED LEIZ. LAMB, POIILTIVi. LARD, In their season. 0.. r. MASOS. II: 11. ' Croc* SUPPLIES FOR TIM gS7PrixLir WICKHAM & BLACK'S. CHINA, GLASSWARE. CROCKERY. tiTONEWARE. SILVER PLATED WARE, From Rodgers a Brother TABLE CUTLERY. Agency at "ft - SINGER, SEWING MACHINE, DTSURANCE AGENCY AT • Az BLACK'S. Towanda. Mer. 12.12. Bo* and Shoes. K "' BOOTS, SiOGA BOOTS, EiBIS CALF BOOTS, LUBBER BOOTS, BOOTS AND SHOES In endle;is variety. 13cx,tss, 3Bc>c›tss. ,L.. 11. MOODY & Have the.sc4e 'control ftir the Retail - trthle of • llumphrey 13ros. 11A-NI).IS.S.DE - BOOTS'IAND SHOES Manufactured in Towanda, And we are rttatlinr; them as low as °titer houses are retailing Eastern Goods. DON'T BE DECEIVED ! tie sure tLat you are hiving these Boots, for it trout stand to reason that an Eastena hoot, made by ma thine throughout, will begin to taw .with the ceie brats,' TOWANDA BOOTS RUBBERS! ItUI;BERS! A Inge ssisiwtanent, which we 'ere Prllin tit • bine reduction in prices. We keep none but nrst quality Rubbers. FINE SHOES! • FINE snoks! Fer Ur, Ilotra and Children. In l'cla• Goat. Kid. yrct:ch Kin. Serge and French Calf, in fart all the rtylra manufactured by the best Factories to the country. A FULL LME OF DUI:DS GOODS ON LAND: ROBES ! BLA.NIiETS I Just, received. a larger stock_ of Wolf. Buffalo Ina Lap !lobes, also Horse Blankets, Whips, Kc., which we are selling cbeap for cash. , TRUNKS, TR&VELLSC,' r,Aos..kc Thelargrd Issertmenf in this section at corresponA. lug prices. Give us &call and you win be , suited .L. L. AIOODY & CO. Towanda. Nov. 1. 1871. ' NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY 11 On Pine; betweenlin and Sccond, Streets, bock of 0. P. Co.'s Bank, • TOWANDA, PENN'A. HENRY STITLEN At, CO., Itespectinlly annotate - ) to his frion.4.l•l patrons, chat th.b are bane • NEW BRICK Cenia..v.:}E FACTORY, Inters they will constantly keep:on hand a kill assort meat of . FAMILY CARRIAGES, TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES, PLATFORM WAGONS, raorroo sctEr3, AXD samszows, Made of trio beet material and Walled in the best city style, His long experience In city Carriage Factories erne them a ducidod advantage aver others in the Finish, Style - and Durability of his Wagons. AU they ask.% Is an INSPECTION (W . 1.4 WORK prirrions to Purchasing elaewbem. .ALL WORK WARRA.VrED 2'o GIVR PERFECT SATISFACTIOX. TWAkful for the liberal retrousse forme ti *s teadied sad respectfully ask a conticitiasice of the atrusnio-P30111 , 11X tTriIDED TO Nlucca price. lIENET ITTIILEIL TOssnda, Ki 7 4 1 . 8. CLAIM IMM1=!! DR.. H.;11 , PORTER it SON,. OLD • *CASH DRUG STORE, Owner Sala end Pins Strada, Towgids. Pa., Harsreeently added /we/ lbeir dock , & f ulls" oaniplita imwortinent. anetittiting an ettenales tap tiety, embracing many artiebs need in the Arta for ineettioledperposee. eareftil4 aeleetett with to the proltresuire wants of the pubic. which errAk Wredeoartantly supplied with froth yorriseete, and on the newt reasonable terms at Wholesale Or Beta. ADOlitbag of . • ALCOHOL AND TURPENTLNE, SASII PAM. VAENISII, WEITE-VASM, And s2l kinds of finazhen. A complete strortmazt TANNER'S AND 11A.CIEELst — E OILS, POCKETBOOKS, PORT MONAIq, ToBLOCO, 5N1.41%, PIPES AND -CICiABS, burden, Meld and }lower Seeds, Trusses, Sup. porters. Suspensories, Shoulder Braces, Breast Pixtrek Teething Mugs. _Nursing Bottles, Nipples. Nipple Sheila and Welds. Syringes. Bed Pans, Self-Sealing Fruit Jars. Thor , incgoetrrs, Flavoring Ettracts, Si..' J'agai• Cara Ware. Bottles. Vials, Corks, Math andlitose !Backing. Fish Tackle, Am rcumition, tte., Botinie. Eclectic and llomcepoth '. to Xedicines. and all the populiT:ruteat, B - D I C N'E_S AII articles warranted u rogreeentea. • geraona at a distance can receive their orders by rtsge or mat, timid' Tilt receive prompt and careful attention. _ Medical advioo given gmtuitous4 at th e office, Charging only for molicido. /fir Thankful for past liberal paMemage, come tea: pectfally announce to their friends and the publlc.that no pains shall be cpiced to satisfy, and merit the con. timtation of their confidence and paMonagft. mar Opua Sundays for proscriptions from 2 to Id am,andl2m.tol.andsto6p.m. • C. POETE2 at SON. April I. 1872.—yr: RIEUTILiTISII-NEURALGIA to any person producing any Medicine showing hall as many living, perzdanent cares - as Dr. Frrnrs's, YEOrZAVlS.nrysencr ItrAnctlT. teed inwardly only. A pleasant Medicine, frro from ii;jurious drugs. Warranted. under oath, to have permanent.: ly caned 95 in every 100 patients treated in the putt ten years. (See testimony). It is the se.entif.c. pro scription of Prof. Joe. P..Fitkr, M. D. ; a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania:'-A. D., 18-'33.—now me of Philadelphia's oldest regular phyitins, and Professor of Chemistry and Toxicalogy,—wao -has made bieurles, Chronic and Intlantatory• Itherana. than the specialty of Ida entire professional - fact vouched for by the - signatures acco=panylng each bottle, and other testimonials of many prom!, nent renowned physicians and clergymen. 7'o pr Met sufferers from -polzonous quack- nostrimis and useless expenditure of money, a' legal eNtrned guar= anted, stating exact number of bottles warranted to cure,will be forwarded gratis to any suCerer bend: ing by letteria full description of altetion. In case 'at Wore to core, arpount paid positively refunded: Medicine sent anywhere by express, collect on do= livery. Allileted invited to write for adviet; all in= formation and medical advice sent by letter gratis= Adapieut Dr. J. P. FITLER, 29 South - Fourth street, P i lilkdalP Druggists till. Pa. The Remedy is sold or" obtained . For sale by PORTER k. • rar.ny. Dniggists, 31er= cur's Black, Towanda, ra. la.rbl b I Works. jn.t of M A R, .13 RUBBERS ! FINE SHOES ! ROBES 1 1*1 dad Idedicine& mi Ilk,s..ulte_rN'l Dimas, 'Aar" °as. valensisze. KEROSENE OR' COAL OIL, • Burning Fluids• LAUPS, MULES, WICKS. CTti3INETS. ipertu. Lard. Whale. Seats Yoot. Yasc7 and Toilet Articles Is all their variety, aranns.. DEV'SZEM. SOAPS. COEDS, • Pomrkles. Parh=e47, • Pocket .Ititivee. Beton, TOOTH. S.Ept ASD 11.11 Et, PILEPAIIATIONS, FUSE 1NT10,13. LND LIQU'ORS, For Medicinal um, $5OO WILL BE PAID GEO. 111.:CA BE & SON AMERICA AND ITALIAN • E vcr ~..tht b ifr,l! r•.. , '"11,, tioN:" LAIWI Cat the ptit.i.z. - • \ • nn,3 l on kan,l or fur:li lit•, ••:•:r. MONUMENT Si o r, STONES, MANTLES,' mac., r.:VCI7 btyle. AT TilE LOWEST TEI:M.S. rervone in want I , : anything in on:. lire are ra apeattully, incited Li nail and exatainfa our a 4 co. McCA.DE SON. Towanda, Hay 1, 1871 THE OLD MAIN STREET Carriage roacter,y. JAMES 'BRYANT Still coatitucs .the inawafa . ..ture cf cu - tra-kGr.s _ AND _ WAGON'S; Of every de;erirti.enl, the old' G." 11 Drake, - sTIT.EIr, TowANI,,i, MN WWI id a 1 ot,ti.c LATEST STYLE AN!) In tags Inanuracir.r2 of nathinz is t0.....Lb1zt IMO LEST STEEL AXLV4 To cith tho COMPOSITION -BOXES In Light Work. PLATT 70134 SPIZINew WAGONS EINO LUMBER ' «':1(10.M &The best. Eastern *Wet la used it: !Le znaientscian of Wheels, *.Flpetes are all rived ?,,ut--bvt ALL wons SOLD WARRA'STED EQUAL TO ANY An to finish, awl as to durability, • SUPERIOn TO ANT IN TIM sr.crrox, •' ALL Worm SFaZB.ty D. •V'S JAMES BRYANT, 5111911 GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS Respectfully announce to the public in general, that they have opened a large and choice stock of - Gime-tams AND PROVISIONS earner :thin aka. Franklin streets, Towanda, which they will sell as cheap as the cheapest for CASH! • • Ton will always end Ton itzazorrn Wale, Just as. happy as me, to watt upon all old customers and as many new ones u wilt fator them with a ma. =OIL Sinai. THOS. 11r111 & CO. SEM lIMILIDITE, • ,kpril, 11, 187.2 hstiraiCo. NATIOIS'L LIPE.A.SSUBA Co. an U.S. A: Cana Osrma. $1, 0 94,000---Piwrl rc. . Chartered by ecrugreass, CLARE CCZ' Er CLADS. Preatatu.A; - Jar. COOLIE . Chifrziainnance awfl.:;. tizir,y D. COOKE, Vice Prte.ll,nd gkialSO% W MEET. E.e.-etztry and!.•-t4,r W. Th. idol:Ave. of the Natfoos! Life icy are : I. It!! a:Sat:mat Con.roby. 3. I! Las a MO Up csplts: of One .3. It odors law rstes ofprecalt;ros ; • 4. It I:4:ger inson:ece t!...411 01; patties for the eaLne rv•ne,- 6. It is iletlrd'h; sal