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Towanda, Tlmrsday t Jim 8,,187e•
"ftmg
_The Skimming System Clondemnisl.
........
It is of no use denying bets, keys
the Country Gerilleman,aad the troth
is, starting from the east. the laid is
robbed of more than half its'fertility,
and still as population moves On
does the exhausting system. IfWhest
a parish, a cennty, or a State is iludf
impoverished, a stop can be pitt to
the debilitating process, why] not
stop at . the begimung? why not re
imbarse from the start? Land is
seldom too rich, and when it is what
is is said to be "in the hikhest
state of fertility." what a OtY to
bring it down! Yet this . is_theetts
tom, the fashion, the example set by
all. This kind ofpolicy tarried into
other lines of bus iness would cause
men to say 'the guilty parties; were
insane or Jo*. Land'cannotthrow
up immense 'crops on water anil air;
'therefore, if these crops are sold off,
the land is that much the poorer; but
science and even common experience
proves there are stages at which
some of the productions Of thislearth
can be taken away when nod* has
been abstracted to cause in jury, and
if at this period of the crop sgrowth
it is turned into manure, the land is
benefitted without any foreign aid.
Thus, by' having intervening craps of
this kind, there may be things sold
one year which will be replaced the
next by this renovatioa. This is why
the four-course system, or some oth
er suitable rotation, is insisted upon
in Ertgland. Poor land is bionght
to belrich, .and good land is kept up
on the best estates; yet there are an
nually great quantities of fat cattle
and sheep sold from these farnis,and
wool, cheese, butter, &c., continue to
be produced, because there is an art
in doing this so as to improve and
increase the stamina of the soil.
RASPBERRY CULTURE.—We are
asked in regard to the culture of
the raspberry,why it is that just be
fore the berries fully -mature
great many seem ,
to dry up on one
side,- while the other seems compar
atively good and sound and goes on
ripening, but of course producing
an imperfect berry. . We give as
a reason and the true one, that the
vine lacks moisture at thel roots,-
either because the earth is natural
ly fp° dry for the raspberri, or-is
overrun with grass or weeds that
are extracting the moisture from
the, soil that ought to go to nourish
tho plant. The raspberry ih deci
dedly a surface feeder, se that
weeds and grass act directly upon
the sources of nourishment: It is
for this reason that stirring the
ground deeply in the fruiting season
is injurious, because it destroyS -a
great number of the fine surface
roots, which are the chief feeders
of the plant. Probably none of the
small frtiits or berries are s much
benefited by a liberal mulc hing of
coarse manure, straw, leaveS or saw
dust as the raspberry. it keeps
the ground moist at the Surface,
and if thick enough trill keep down
nearly all the weeds. Next to
mulching, a judicious irrigation,
particularly during the season of
- the ripening of the fruit; will be
very certain to insure a. good' crop
of sound berries on rich and other
wise suitable soil. 1
Pras ron Pios.---!The Sloa•• Yard
'Sun is satisfied from recent inquiries
that Northern Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Wyoming. Colorado, and such other
sections as do not produce icon) to
any advantiige because of .tlie 'brev
ity, and coldness of the season, may
all have success in pork producing,
simbly by raising oats and Pease for
feed. These two articles will grOw
to perfection in. any of the countries
named. Oats can be fed in ithe field
without harvesting to the bdst possi
ble advtmtagc, and they fatten hogs
i s
in the most rapid tuarmer Pease
are the chief dependence in Canada ,
for making pork. Fifty Liu, hels to
the acre have , been raisedlin that
country, though that is an extraord
inary yield, about 30 • bushels being
an ayerage' — e - rop. The vines, after
. the peas-are thrahed olt, are about
equal to clover hay for 'ghee!). Peas
weigh from 697 to 65 poUnds per
, measured.bushel, and have Consider
able-more nutriment that the same
amount of corn. So there -Is no
reason to douptthat the hogs can
•be'raised to good advatita2 l ,e iu all
the._ northern cotintry in question.
Peas will groiv to perfection _ where
oats can be produced: An average
crop of peas Will bring the farmer
nearly if not quite as much as an
average crop of corn, counting the
vines as food for sheep. i
CANADA Tin,ru.s.—J.C. Fe . ly, Mar
tinsville, N. J., is afflicted with the
thistle peak-and asked the girth what
to do to clear his Adds. Mn- Crane
—Execute theJhistles by ckitting off
'their heads with a: sharp hue when
ever they appear above, the surface.
I had a patch, and kept a sharp hoe
on the ground, and whenever I was
in that neighborhood I went lor any
and every one that had lifted its head
since my last visit. This is a troub
lesome way, but 'I have found it
cheapest in the end ; • because sure&
Mr. Stewart This , would do for
small surfaces. In large fields, I
would plow three times in hot weath
er, not deep, for that would soatter
-the roots, and make matters worse,
_ but just'enough to cut off the tops.
If the plants are deprived of breath,
.as they are when the portion above
the ground is, removed, they must
die. Mr. Bergen—Farmers in a
neighborhood ought to co-operate in
this war against thistles, eiae individ
nsl effort will in a great Measure be
thrown away. Thistle seeds are
light, and when there is a stiff breeze
they don't stop for line knees.
TfIE USE OF By s.-Persons
who have not been In the habit of
drinking buttermilk consider it disa
greeable, because it acid.
There is not much nourishment in'
butter-milk, but the presence of : the
lactic \ acid assists the - diliestion, of
any foid taken with it. ,Buttermilk
is an euelLtnt substitute fOr fruit in
the winter, and is also very good in
the sprinc , toward ,keepinii,.off that
tuipleasan't complaint known as
sizing sickness. The WelSh peans
ants almost live. upon oat cake. and
buttermilk. Invalids sufferiug From
indigestion will do Well to drink
I,nW.rnrilk at !twit- bleat
WILY' tke- Sultan's *dinner very
iikely to ihugree with him after it has been oi tr
litcsoneit's then ttteattie—Ou nails& •
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plimmaAtinuatatil; ROAD
Ott alsl after lll5. 11171,
Passenger Train la thllll berm AWNS la
e:45 a.m.. amtve - at - Ithaas ak 11:15 a.m.
South Pars It WWI p. m.. men aAta l ans :"l 4
p. ra.
. —On and nftgr 31anang.*
nn na Mona :
110111. . ___
Auburn.. 1 Atluma. Auburn 4l. . I Athens.
7:80 A.K. 1010 1.11., 10:35
,e. N. 1 12:63 r. at.
8:30 A.m. 4:55 r. n. 7:00 , r. K. i 4:10 P. N.
6:30 IP.It. 9:00 P. sr.
Tralitn ism Owego or Auburn at 743 S. si..
1,1:60 616 p. nu Trldun imirent OW9O
tram lubmirat 11:36 a.m..2d0 pail., sad 8:03p.m.
ROAD
Tralavaill
I ABLE OF
ERIC HAILBOAD I --
. 13, 1871.
rrAnoss.
6
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Nola'. l'i
MMIZUWARD.
P. M. AL. M.
4:/0 7:00 TOWANDA
t 2 20 710 seximur auiCTgai
2:40 ' 7:30 .
Imo 8:00
3:20 8:10 ....NEW •LEAN!....
3:80 8:20
8:50 8:40 DI7BIIOIIE
4:25 9:15 BERNICE,
P. IL
R.F.rI
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CANAL & R.R. CO.
pA.
GP PASSENGER TUESS,
Monday, Noir. 27, 1871.
To take
BOUPEIWAMD. POIITHRLIIII. .
nuNcira,
5.5
No. No. No. - - ..• - No. No. No.
,T
33. 9. 7. 8TAION• 34• 5i. 308 •
44 •X. A X • PM PM PM
.... ..... .:.. . . .
is 11 56 745 Elmira 12 4 5 ais l e 40
SO 12 15 830 , Waverly 1145 405 745
40 12 50 840 ' --A th ens ~ 11 45 655 746
30 185 925 Towanda 11190 625 705
30 216 10 25 .....Wyslusing 955 433 610
65 235 10 45 Lsosysille. ... 934 - 415 543
17 2 11 09 .... idathoppen .... 911 357 5.23
25 301 11 16 ....Mehoopsny.... 903 360 515
50 325 11 45,- ..Tonkhannock... 845 325 445
50 425 1301 Pittston 735 225 335
15 446 2 °pl....Wilkes Barre— 7'30 -205310
... 720 . 4
201-711thelt Chunk... ..... 11 20 .. .
it, 824 635 Allentown. ,•mlO 19 Pm'
835 555 .....Bettilebem ....10 05
910 625 ‘...-.../?85t0n...... 1 , • 925
t 0 30 815 ....Plinsdelphis.... 800
- 945 New York 600
645 ....W a shington.... '
• -
... .....
•11 PM AN ',
.
No. 30 leaves Towanda* 10; Athens, 7 50; Ws'?
verly, 900; arrive at Elmira at 990 A. Y.
No. 31 leaves Elmira at 6 45; Waverly. 645; AM,
ens, 700; arrive at Towanda at 7 . 115 r. M. '
•
Down Trains dine at White Flaxen. Up Trains
dine at -Plttetcin.
Passengers to and from New York and Philadel
phia without change of care.
Down train connects at Allentown with Through
fast Express for Harrisburg, Pittsburg and the West.
E.A. PACKED.
Superintendent.
JEW ROUTE TO PHILADKEr
IIIA;.
NORTH MYN. gILVANIA. B&ILBOAD.
Shorted. and most directline to Philadelphia. Bal
timore, Washington. and the South.
Passengers by this route take lenntrylvards &
New York Railroad train. passing Towanda at 9:25
Aid.. and 1:15 p. m., make close connection at Be
thlehem with Express train of North Penn's rail
road, and arrive in Philadelphia at 8:15 P. IL, and
10:30 p.m., in time to tat night trains either for
the South or Weat.
City passenger cars are at the. Depot on arrival of
all trains , eons passengers to the various Depots
and to all. parts of the city.
Rla.unaLgO
•
Leave North Penn's Railioati Depot, corner Bert.
sad American 'etre , Philadelphia, at 8:00 L
arriving at Towanda 5:23 P. IL, same evening.
Mann's Baggage Exile." , collects and delivers bag.
gage, office No. 105 Sont I.lTh street, Philadelphia.
rz.rzGur ACCAIIIIODI7IOSIL
Freight received at Front end Noble streets, Phila
delphia, and forwarded Ur Daily Put Freight train
to Towanda. and all point's In anannehanna valley
With quick dispatch. ELLIS CLARICE,
Gen. Agt. N. P. It. li., Front and Willow 13ta.
Nov. 21.1870. Philadelphia.
ERIE RAILWAY;
NEW AEDLWEEEMED DRAWING BOON ARE SIZEMO
Coacura, combining all Modern Improvemedts, are
run through on all Trains between Buffalo, Niagara
Fang. Buspenalon Bridge, Cleveland, Cincinnati and
New York.
Abstract of Time Table, Adopted Nor. 13th, 1871.
WEETWAED.
STATIONS. I o No. . No. No.
• 1. 5. 7.i 3. •
I
A. M. A. M. P. 31. P. M.
New York Leave :19 11 00 580 700
Jersey City. " 17 11 15 545 720
Stuquehanna .. • " :4 815 155 233
Great Bend . " , ' 837 217 ..•...
Binghamton-- '•C 13 915 252 925
Owego " 53 10 10 345 4 . 11•
Waverly • " 1 . 30 11 00 427 48
Elmira 05 11 50 . 505 525
Corning " 38 12 35 542 601
Painted P05t.... .. •'
... 12 38 , . ... . ..
Rochester. . A rrlvc 11 40 . —1 . 201, 10 ' 20
llornellsvilic.... " 98 53 . 2 ' 05 B 7 05 ;II 720
Buffalo, " tl2 DOI 625 11 20 t 11 20
Niagara Pa11e.... '• l2 487 05 12 10; 12 10
Surp'nsimairidge " 12 531 710 12 15 12 15
Clifton 100; 715 1220 12 20
Dunkirk " 2 221 720 12 54 12 84
Cleveland . ...: 7 00i 655655 6 55
,Cincinnati " 6 00.:.. 7 001 700
P. M. P. M. A, M. iA. M.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL TRAMS WESTWARD
5:00 a.m., except Sundays, from Owego. Stopping
at Tioga 5:27, Smithlroro 5:55, Barton 6:12, Waverly
7:00, Chemtmg 7:38, Wellsburg 8:05, Elmira 9:25,
Big Flats 10:20, Corning 11:50, Painted Post 11,48, -
Addison 1.:00 p.m., llathboneville 1:35, Cameron
Mills 2:05, Cameron 2:28. Adrian 317, Canisteo
4:05, arriving at Hornellsoille at 4:23 p.m,
3:00 a.m., except Sundays. from Srisquebanna.
btopping at Great Bend 5:21. Kirkwood 5:40, Bing
hamton 6:05, Hooper 6:22, Union 0:33, CompvElle
6:52. Owego 7:14, Tiog,a 7:30, Smithboro 7:50, Bar.
ton 810, Waverly 8:20, Chemang 8:35, Wellsburg
8:48; Southport 9:02, Elmira 9:15, Big Flats 0:40,
Corning 10:00, Painted Foist 10:08, Addison 10:32;
Rathboneville 10:51, Cameron Mills 1114, Cameron
11:15, Adrian 11:37, Cat:lite° 11:55, and arriving at
Hornelissille at 1215 p,m.
6:50a m., daily, from Stisqnehanna. Stopping at
Great Bend 7:15, Kirkwood 17:30, Binghamton 8:03,
- Hooper 18:20. Union 18:27. Campville 18:45, Owego
9:14. 'hogs 1917, Smlthboro 19:40, Barton 19:47,
Waverly 10:20, Chenning N0:55, Wellsburg 10:50,
Elmira 11:20, Big Flats 11:40, Corning .12:20 p.m.,
Painted Post '12:24, Addison 12:55, Itathtioneville
11:07. Cameron Mills 111:21„ Cameron 1:32. Adrian
El :55. Canibteo 2:08, and arriving at at
2:20 p.m.
.1:00 p.m., except Sundays. from Susonehanna.
Stopping at Great Bend -1:50, Kirkwood 2:24, Bing
hamton 3:10, Hooper 4:10; Union 4:28, Carapville
5:05, and arriving at Owego at 5:10 p.m.
1:15 p.m., except Sundays. from Elmira. Stopping
at Big Flats 1:39, Corning 2:00, Pa toted Poet 2:05,
and tbmce, via Avon, to Buffalo, arriving at B:3spm.
2:30 p.m., except Sundays, from Binghamton.
Stopping at Hooper 2:15. Union 2:55, Cantpville 3:15,
Owego 3:37, Tioga 3:53, Smithboro 4:09, Barton 4:10,
Waverly 4:40, Chemung 4:56, Wellsburg s:l2,South
port 5:23. arriving at Elmira at 5:30
I=
3TiTIOSB. I I I"'
12 % • 8. t 2 No* i /".
• 1.,
Cincinnati Leare 9 45
Clerclanil . '• 725
Dunkirk " ' ' 125
CHlton - 1 1O
t
Bnsp•te.in ra iage " • I i 145
Niagara rails •• ' I 152
Ptuffalo. •• I 2 41 '
Hornellsrillt .. " ; IS 115''
Rochester •• * I
4 00
Corning •• i 735
Elmira.: 't 812
Waverly . " • 8 47
..owego
Binghamton.— .. '' 10 15
Great Bend.— • " I —•.—
13asquelanna .... .. 1 1103
Port'Jerrle sarire 1 252
Middletown .. 1 353
Goshen " t
, ....
N'ewburgh . •' I
Pa (Teen " •.• I 550
Newark 700
,
Jersey City.. ... " I 693
New Erirk.. ..... .. I 700
A. M.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL TRAINS ELWIN-ADD
5:00 a.m. 5 except Sundays from Ilornellsville.
Stopping aWinistoo 5:22, Adrian 5:48, CameronG:so,
Cameron Stills 7:01. Bathboneville -7:30, Addison
8:25, Painted .Post 9:lk, Corning 10:00, Big Plata
10:42, Elmira 12:40 p. m.. Southport 12:45, Wellsburg
1:20, Chemung 1:55, Waverly 2:42, Barton .3:20,
Smithboro 3:42, Tioga 4:10, and arriving at Owego
at 4:37 p.m.
6:55 a.m., daily, from If ornellstale. Stopping at
Carlisle° 7:13. Adrian 7:33, Cameron 8:09, Bath
boneville 8:42. Addison 9:08, Painted Post 957, Cor
ning 10:15, Big Flats 10:52, Elmira 12:20 p.m.,
Southport 1215, 'Wellsburg 12:52, Chemnng 1:19,
Waverly 1:50. Barton 2:25. Smithboro 2:40, Tioga
3:05, Owego 3:40. Canmville 4:15, Union 4:48, Bing
hamton 5:41, Kirkwood 6:22, Oreat Loud 6:50, and
arriving at Susquehanna at 7:00 p.m.
7:00 a.m., except Sundays, from Owego. Stopping
at Campville 7:45. Union 8:28, Hooper 8:40, Bing
hamton 9:40, Eirk - wood.10:30, Great Bend 11:15, and
arriving at Susquehanna at 11:55 a m '
' 7:50 a.m., exreploSnridity.s, from Elmira. Stopping
at Southport 7:54. Wellsburg 8:10, Chemung 8:26,
Waverly 8:43, Barton 9:03, Smittiboro 9:13, Tioga
9:28; Owego 9:45, Campville 10513, Union 10:16,
Hooper 10:22, and arriving at Binghamton at 1013
a.m.
1:38 p.m., except Sundays, from Painted Post.
Stopping at Corning 2:03, Sig Flats 2:25. and arriv
ing at Elmira at 2:40 p.m.
2:10 p.m., except Sundays, from
Stopping at Cardstoo 2:21. Adrian 2:40, Cameron
3:05. Cameron Min's 3:13, • Illithboneslllo 3:30, Addi
son 3:50. Painted Post 4:17. Corning 4:23, Big Flats
4:47 ElTni rs, 5:23, St.ntl?port 5:: 2 26 Wellsburg 5;42, Che
mama 5:57. Waverly 6:22, 'flogs 7:05, Owego 74.'3,
Camprille 7:0 Union 8:03, Hooper Ringbium.
tan 8.35. Rirktivod 859, Groot Bend 9:17, and ar
riving at Stuirtehanna at 0:37 p.m. •
• Dilly.
t Mondays. excepte.l. beL4 - ccn and
Port Jervis.
Atop Saaeitya only.
Sir Thronnli Tickets to an • points Wen at the
eery me'e't &deo, for sale in the Comps-Ifs oftlee
at the Towanda Depot.
Thin lo tho an'y annoriv,l Arens...y or tlso Erie
3st k ll• in y o,,,npsny i•V.•::t•-rn Tirt,,ty in
Tsraonsta.
liamige will I" ebt. (Ica way , - . 4A - T;i:k...L; purctaial
14 , the Cutaraiii's Lela
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th are vow prep rod
UNDERTOMG
In all Its blanches. And we t can evil sahibs.
the services of any one in
• living spared rio expellee tionhie in proem , '
tcg from the shop of If. St & Co., of our piece,.
. ,
a hearse which cannot be or even equated
in elegance,thli Bide of our - lefties. We have
also secured the services of 4 Most reliable, careful.
and!gentierasnly person to tend to thisbranch of
the btudness. 1,
J. B. Asams,enO an= wilLbe found at the
Furhilurn Moro. on Bridge t. t dC. M. Eas
mix, the other member the dim. at his real ,
ut the oltit' of Dr. J.
W. Lyman, a very reliable an Int4sted physician;
whose office is on Dark t, near the Ewell
1 );
S. ALLYN'.
72t. (.1.1.L MANVILLE.
FIAST NATI
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12A5 7:05
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11:16 6:15
11:05 5a6
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10:55 5:55
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transaction of
GENERAL BANE
ITUTIMST AID ON DEPOSITS ACCOISDELIO TO
AOREEI7T.
Sr . Er.nrar. Cain orcmrTo 00t.r..r...rr0x or Sorsa
IND Oman. 1 .
Parties wishing to arm. ONEY to cny
.part of the
United States, England, Ire d. Scotland, or the prin
clpal-clties and :tow= of Europe, can here procure
drafts for that purpose.
PASSAGE TICKETS
To or from the old country by best stostn;)r or Ball
ing lines, always en hand.
F►Sm , v zuorcarr ovut
Highest Price;paidfor
_V.
JOS. POISTts ',, p re siden
December I, 16C9.
SUSQUEH_A:YIs.7+ COL I ,EGIATE
INSTITUTE.
TOWANDA, MEtADFORD" COVNTY,'
This hatltation will c. - namence its Seventeenth
Tear
MONDAY, A1347P 29, , 141.
The coureesOf study are English, Normal, Com
mercial, Acauleinie, Selentille and Classical, in all of
which the instruction is systematic and thorough.
The Principals will by assisted in the various
departments by a large and- very excellent corps of
instractora—three grad s, experienced teachers
ha been recently enmked—and no effort will bo
to mite the leustihate, In comfort, discipline
and general efflciamay, nd to no .other dmilar
institution.
The Musical will be under . the charge
.aProfeisor Et Fr. Jo men.
' This institution is now t in thorough repair.
In addition to themih s : k re s htprorcments daring
thepast year, new ap tut, maps and charts, and
=On approved patent and ° soda for all the
chasestudy and recitation ror m s hare just been pur-
The d.
Principal of Alai Normal Department will
organize August 28, a Touchers' 'Clan, and by
EPEEIAL LTTZIeTION aid to complete the most then.
ough course possible &slag the time.
Tuition from $11,0110: Board and room in the
Institute $4. I If desirable, students may obtain
rooms in town and bond themselves. Early appli
cation for board and rooms at the Institute should be
made, u the rooms are being rapidly engaged.
For birth= or cetalognei apply to
G. W. Byan and E. E. Principals. Towanda,
Pa MILLER FOX.
aug.9ll t Board Trustees.
WV STEAM
A-1 .
Tile spbscrili desirel to'give noti, -, .. that Lis stew
STEAM - FLO I HRING- MILL
Is now in snmessful operation, and C2at he is pro
pared to.do aldwork in s line on Llo.rt notice."
CUSTOM ORDIDING DONE ON _TUE SAME DAT
'PRAT IT 13 RECEIVED;
. .
WiSheat, Buckwheat and Bye Flour, Corn ?Seal,
Feed. Bran, kc., alwa on hand end for Salo at
lowest rates.'
PARTICULAR 110 TI .—Porsons living° on the
west side of the river —Mailing to patronize my mill,
will have their ferryage paid both ways, when they
bring grin= 7f ton bias. s and upwards.
ap1.4'71 8. Artns.
RORTA:NT
A E L ' TM THEIR SI ,
The eight of the aged a
el and the
CONCAVE CONVEX, C
8-,tor.sm AND WM.
The Cones.. ,: Convex iystal Sped., leg, made by
the above instal:to are .ow a long t:.•:e before the
public, and the rapid and increased drmand for them
combined with the versed acknowledgment of
their clearness in vind and case to the eye, shows
plainly that they are or to any other glasses
in the market.
The majority of Spec les, (mostly imported) and
no matter how fine the frames, contain but a poor
and worthless article o pluses, tgeneraity cast or
pressed:) they are mad to be sold only, without
any calculation respedinbenent to .the eye, and
therefore the great com p laint of poor and. weak
sight. Thom:rids are glasses naw which tiro
and fatigue the eye, w the objects get dim after
short-usage, or req an intensely strong light
and therefore des the sight, which, were they
properly suited, would preserved a life time.
na g
The advantages ed for, the Concave Convex.
Glasses are the following :
Crystal
l Lenses are dof the best material, pure
and hard, and o y for optical parposet, they
are therefore not liablato get scratched or dim.
, They confer a brllil>>fey and distinctness of vision
at. not found in any Other
They can be tse4 ually well by ay or candle
40 light without tiring or the eyes.
00 They aro ground true Lathe con
... eav o convex mirror, riling to the philosophy of
40 nature. and shape of of the eye, thkrefore
5 assisting nature only insto.sd of foreior It.
52 Thalthe lenses aro a4tered correct I r to the frames.
00 They can be used longer than eny other glasses
03, without changing to a liigher power.
15 s The frames are made; strong and (la expo
-30
by exp
30 ilenced workmen and_wanted to gi . e satisfaction.
. A. 011k3113FRTIN,
,elry and Silver Wan, Towan:
Agency for thm, glasses is
ro Pedlars emrilerfed.
ME
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5 401 10001• 4
545, 10 051- - 4.
5 561 10 12' 4
6 451 11 401 "-
10 451
330' 10
151_ .. 7
12 201 55 11
19 581 535' 12
1 371 608 12
2191 45 1
3 031 727 1
335' 752 i 2
4 001 8 251 2
7 501 12 051 6
845' 1253 ...,
0 01,
Dealer in Watches, Je
da, Pa., has the so
13radford county.
'July 12, 1870.tt
- -
il THE HOME
410: .... .. 1
x 100: 247: 8
2 W...
40 MECHANISM, ron Ii
1•5 • CCUIDENO, BRAIDING, 8
23 AVCITLING, ur.m_
1138' 3231 9
12 001 3 401 9
M. 'l.. 31. 1 r. ix.
Every Machine
years.
EQUALLY GOOD FO
The only practical hi, pricel Lock • timb S. wing
hi .
achlne ever incest ,
Don't be hamb ttd by other Agcnta blarney,
no matter how smootl4 l their tongue may be, be sure
they mean large proti to their own pockets.
. .
D. IL
.WOODBI7IIII.
•
Agent for Bradford luil Sullivan CAJul:ate& Agints
Dome, Bradford county. Pa.,Feb. 24,11.
BLEB,
Goal Waal £4l
11120
" •
q
11151
wri: to .7 . :14n4 to tio:
NAL BANK,
1 OF TOW
$125,000.
.. . . • 40,000.
FACILI7TES.for the
0 B EYSINESS.
=I
80nd.% Go!d culd Silver
LOURING MU. L
EQifl.rA
;'.l 511M314
ITO ALL WHO
UT!
tasted, the streng Wen
rfect preecm.
PTICA.L. INSTITUTE,
•
infacturing of ...to
PIIIL.thELI ua d
For tho m; ./
YSTAL LEN:-1:8, LONDON
GLASS TOR on IN.
=I
SHU'T'TLE SEW-
TEE PERFECTION OF
0, YELLING, DOMING,
ING MACHINE,
wasc, Qrnaval, TE'Clitll6,
ING AND
ontod in
lAND EUROPE,
AMERICA.
ut, Durable and Complete.
Simple, Compact, EM
Pomona-building, and not living more than twelve
Warranted for fir©; to fourteen miles distant. will find it largely for their
Interest to buy Of us, or bring th eir lumber and have
It worked by our machinery. Bring your grist of
Flooring. or other lumber, and while your team is
feeding, have it ground out and -take it home with
you.
We will pay CASS for FMB AND HEMLOCK
LIMBER &Irma at our lumber yard. Come and
see OT'Lf you cazioam't c . write.
Towanda. rab..1864: B. BODGEBR Jr CO.
FINE On 11EAVI" ROBS.
Ilecb•nle.el genius.
It is a Triumph
Price sav,ao
TAYLOR'S CELEBRATED OIL!
1
The Great iihetessatie Remedy sboidd be kept and
toed by every Farmer that keeps either Cattle or
Horses,ssrery Teamster and Linsey Stable Keen,r,
every Physician and Bone Falter for it will many
times cure pain and Limeness when all other medi
cines bare ;Miners and. Railroad Men
should certainly it, for it is unsurpassed for
rouses and sprains. Blacksmiths should keep it
for their own use and for their custegners tender
footed horses, as nothing equals it for tender feet.
Every body suffering rum pain and haleness of any
kind, burns, cuts, wounds or any eruption of the
skin, Corns, Chilblains or any disease requiring an
outward application should certainly keep this ado
tinged medicine. E d, Wny 'bottle warranted to giro
satbdaction. For mib7 Dr. IL C. Fortier San k
, Porter ft Kirby and F. Brown Druggists. Towanda
Pa. And by every Druggist and dealer in Brad
ford and adjoining counties.
Johnston Holloway sued Cowden, wholesale Patent
31,41elstepept.t. 10. C.)2 A r,h Are, t Phi ladepllda;P:t.,,
Whotessle Agents. 11. DROWNIG TAYLOR..
judyl9lo4 Proprietor. Lallinwrilbi. Pa. .
TRY- OUR TEAS AND.COFFEE
MULL a NUB
• -
•
tit IL;
kidisam . ida.s.PATOaa*. w!,.Pilconi
E!M!!!
tr. • bnri mad Ind' Igo& of
Q E_ R. S •
arnica z bareirtimira tat adwildita oonsisea
tustalaiKaistasumiligansii sin pm, POrd,land .
ellsw . bire,6 Dux, cake to thOnOlies spina* stock
tOFFXES, sumirts,
ESTAIICII. BALEILIVB, grid, kc
Safe im had alarde aka of
AKRON FLOUR, GRAHAM DO.
I keep ougtautly An hand, poss. MUM LAUD, and
all kind, of MIL Would call Ma {Mallon of Um
.•
public to Our Con% Be Boat -
-STOOK OF TOBACCO,
In quality or price. Joao OsklersOelebratedLatm•
417. New 'fork Sat and ;11 4 0 . 1111 50114
ties:e can and ezuriimi OUT stock ot
N •
T.arge saaortat ant of 'YANKEE NOTIONS, TOILET
BOLTS,' I pay the highest 04 price for
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Farmers, give use all Wpm se Itng elnwhere.
Indebted to the late gm VIII ;lime:all
and make I mmediato paymont.
Towards, March, 12,18G7
lir J. LONG.
M
r?
GROCERIES AND PROVLSIOS,
11. K. BETTS. In.
Cashier.
WOOD, WILLOW, AND STONE WADE,
FLOUR, FEED, - MEAL, • Ike.,
COR. MAIN AND BRIDGE • STS.,
I desire to cal the alieutime.mf the public to my
assortment of goods, widen is always fun and com
plete, Ind will be sold to toy cuctemers et lowest
market rates.
My stock of
Ltave been purchaved knee the late reduction in the
tariff on them, and are offered at prices to cor
respond.
°Mora by mail or otherwise will r,..0ch0 4:zrefu
and prompt attention.
Thanking the public for the liberal patronage
they have given me, I wish a continuance of the
same.
CASH PAID FOR COUNTRY rnonrcr.
fcb.2o'7l
GOLD STILL COMING DOWN
GROCERY fr. PROVISION LIMP,
COWELL - MYER'S
at prices that cannot fall to !satisfy all that they are
determined not tote undersold by any one. They
bait enlarged their Store by building so that they
now htye room for the fresh supplies that are daily
receive% by them. They have connected with their
store a Market where they now keep fresh meats to'
sell by the quarter or piece, lima a nail supply or Gro
ceries and Provisions, to which they would call the
attention of all cash buyers. Cohn and examine our
Goods, and Prices, before purchasing and satisfy
yourselves. We guarentee all goods to give entire
satisfaction. We are thankful to our customers for
their past liberal patronage and solicit a continuance
of the same. COWELL k 'NYE&
Dec, 20. 150.
FIGURES WILL NOT LEE !
TUE CIIEArEST rLACE IN TOWN TO BUT
DON'T DOUBT YOUR OWN EYES! HERE .ATAI.
THE FIGURES, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICEY:
Gents Kip. 2 sole S tap root, Longo made
warranted
do 1 do do
do 2 do do
do y donblo sole
do dell peg do do
llpye Kip. 2 eole and tap,
Youths Kip, doubt° mole,
Merchants can bo anpplied with We above class of
Foods at very reasonable prices. We are prepared
to make Boots to geasnrc, A.h;o lint Class Ilepair.
too at reasonable prices.
N. —The above very low prim syatcm must
undezetood CUM invariably oa delivery.' •ilyir Call
and, see before you boy. Shop opposite Methodist
.I.lntreli, Main Street.
Towanda, soy. 1571
NEW PLANING MILL.
The undersigned - having built a' large end cantina.
dionall•in the Borough of Towanda, and Ailed it
'with the moat modern and improved marionery. for
"the manufacture of
Are prepared to fill orders. whether lame or smart,
upon the Ilhortent notice. We have also a large va..
siety of kitd:l7,llonfat3, of the latest style and pattern,
which we can furnish inuch cheaper than they can be
worked by hand.
PLANINn,
'SONO
Gr.oovnva,
AND SCROOL
SAWLNG,
And ail otterwork pertsining to Joinery, will be done
to colt our er.stomers.
QUPERIOR AGRICULTURAL
MACIICZRY, far Me by
031ee So. 3 .7.Z..rcnes Block, north side of Court
lionee srinare.
WHOLESALE AND DETAIL DEALER AlslD
' MANUFACTURERS AGENT. •
Motring Machines, 119rse Powers and Threashera.
Wheel Rakes, Plaster Sowers, Chiln Seeders, Hay
Teddera, [ Reversible and Steel Plows. C - Itirstors,
Thin Horse lloes. Clover Hullers and Fanning, =b.
LAWN UOITEIIA, NELTEIL tr.sr ILEVIIYO
Cst.do„•ucs and descriptive. Illustrated printed cir
culars. lurnished or mailed free to all applicants.
It will eost but three rents to send for circulars
in postage
Farmers alum in Tweinda;ml: and sae me.
April J2;72. U. Id. WELLES .
IVIOSIEY SAVED,
Tovrs. AND HARDWARE
Orwel July 7L
MAVDTG
STE DO., BUOILWDDLT DO.
kyolol)Dikalli
Cl. B. PATCH.
C. 11. rxrcit
N. 1 PATTON'S lILOCE.
TOWANDA, PA
TEAS,
COFFEES,
AND
SPICES.,
LND ZNIMELT Tiil)7o ES Till:
are tvey being offered at
BOOTS.!
$t 32
dO 433
• donallcd, 4 00
do 3 GO
.do 600
.dot 75 to 300
do 00 to 225
L. C. NELSON
WI DOTir EASU lILDID3,
IL' IL WELLES,
TOWANDA, PA.,
- 11qT cur= PONTY.T.S TS 'IRE 'WORLD, corzt
srumums TO nvto oa I.Cr=l:. ca, LC.
BY rvtm.tspis•G YOUR
Si. L. i'LNDLETO/L
iTIMI
&DING . Itin3SELL A: CO.,
WDnld say that imtwithstadingtho
rise in prices of many goods, that
they continue to keep their usual
stock of IRON, STEEL, " ARE
&C., and will sell at cloJs .pri for
ready pay. ThaISEERRYi :a tzT—
At - AS with iron copper-iined reser
voir and patent slide, ali4wing steam
to pass into the sinoko pipe, finds
favor wherever tried. We have alto
tho ,
KM Empire,
American.
atattonal.
, Tribune.
Wide World.
Wo continue to pipq houses fot:
gas, and to do all kinds of plumbing.
Lead
. and Copper work ) as well as
general Tin and Sheet-iron jobbing
on. short notice.
Dextrr Focht Cutters, -National Feotl Cutters and
latnttrees Fee.' Cutting. -
Corn Sholletx, Churn r crwers, •
Clothes Wringers, L'aby Wagons.
To Carriage makers' we would
offer
lloes, SrokeP, Whecln,
. Patent Wheels, Thllll, ioflgt/Pd
Pipe I.l4lzeti
We are alw:tys. heittlquarters , for
all kinds of
Knives and Forks, tazors,
rocket knives, " Strops,
Spoons, • Scissors,
Plated ware, - -Lamps and Cl i wry., ,
Leather lieltiniN rotary Force Punr e .,
Babbitt Metal, flay '
Lath. - Twine, .
Fairbanks Scales, Eaves,
•
Wheelbarrows, Shovels,
ricks, °pas,
• Revolvers,
Catridges.
Call anti see Mtl . wlien you 'wish to
1151
CODDING RUSSELL & CO
1572.
IL J: LONG
HENRY FRANKS,
muccesso T to liEntyAratt.44
'MERCHANT TAILOR,
1:o. 4. Griffith & Patton's Block, Bridge Rtzret. To
wanda. A good assortment of Cloths, Yeshiva and
Cassimeres, constantly on hand. Goods made to
order in the best manlier.
CHANGE IS-INDELIBLY STAM
rrn O EVERY =G. •
NATolfir Bross.
Ilava purchased the Sto:t of elothlng of
ROSENFIELD & WOLF,
On') d9Or S.Jllth YOX 4 AIk,:IiCUIVS. and hereby
.GIVE - PUBLIC NOTICE
that they will c•tiergreater inducements to cash buy
ere „than any other establishment in
BRADFORD COUNTY, -
• # _
Being thorotqhly ,posted in every branch of the
business, they foelperfectly confident that, they can
make it to the interest of all
TO PURCHASE OF THEM
Their Stock of goods comprises goods of all grades,
from the finest to the coarsest, and manufactured by
the best establishments In the country,
(Piro us a c4l.
Towards, 'March 12,1872.
VEW STYLES FOB TliE LADIES
.L.l of Burlington and vicinity.
Mn. E. J. Mingo' (formerly Wu Kingeley) with
Miss Sarah Black, Lore just returned from New
York with a full line of
•11 11051; ' .•ID M t, D.'
consisting of Rats. Bonnets, Corsets, Bussls, Kid
Gloves..Bair Goods. old Ladies Cups, Sum% ties.
Bows, Ribbons, Flowers and Laces in the latest
novelties. Over Dr. Longs' Dm Store.
Opening day, Wednesday. April 23,12. Barticrdar
attention iven to straw work.
_Li_IOTIGHLST MARKET PRICE
• _
GRAIN, BUTTER AND Et ICI S,
GEORGE SM-IT 11,
April 1572
C"'El
I.I:STP.ATIT.E., an-I turv:t }.c)
NOMICSI. FUEL for culinary purposes daring eam
mer. For sale by the
TOWANDA. GAS COXPANY
Twelve cents per bushel' at the Gas Goose. will:
.eia oats deliterel.. - 5a1730.1810.
, ;
_
. TOWANDA. PA.
4
•
Voting ranraze,
Sot Mini,
Lrignn,
Qicen,
Excelsior range.
Clothing.
JULIUS WOLF,
WAS.' WOLF.
ER EVERY 'VARIETY,
IN CASH, PAID FOR
WYSAOKIIi6; PA.
IZEWM:MS=I
pEoPprs
MX= iltD.720113110111012•
sown imam Baum AND_IIMIS WSZCIS.
• new sea tsmolits.dock of
IGINXn=ZI3 AND PBOIMIONS,
Wlik Win be sold sA the lowest possail l e prices.
CODFLSH P
I •
A/ITO: 1 "DM
I:MRRING,
PORK,
MUTTON,
KAM,
FRUIT OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS:,
MODERN STONE WA RE,
I
YANKEE NOTIONS; , .
FLOUR, FWD, ?ii` A T 4 , GR4N, &a.
Bring Cu soar protitinn, which wo pay mill for.
jj DAIRYMEN, . -
titi ctrint, irtipq4is e l . 4on 8 . 44,41 azod churn►
Please call and look through our stock, and we A in
do our beet to please you. W. A. 11OCKWal..
Towanda, APr11.26. 1269.
ROCERY AND PROVISION
S al TR,
AIcCABE & ED)ViIItDS,
Wholesale and Itetail Doal , rs in
GE , OCERIES
MI
I'E , OVISIONS,
101,71LCUIVS NEW BLOCS, TOWANDA. DA
Wo do not ch.no it t:rcr,.„,ry t
difetent articles keep. Our gnsnrt.m. nt 17
ALWAYS COMPIIEIT.
We scl! nothlug but
FIRST CLASS GOODS.
Caah paid for rarrocra Prodaco.
3.411:13 McCABF,
March 1, 1870. ' WM. EDWAUDS.
V 0.3 . MERCIIII are now receiv
ing a fresh stock of Goods in their line, bought
slnoe the Ist Janrun7, tp which they invite the at
tention of their friends: We keep the largeFt stock
in town. Our goods are fresh and denirrble. Wo
sell at lowest market prices.
Jan. 19, 1871. '
• '
FRESH AND l'4"ttiW TEAS, bought
L. Coco the recent decline In .prlee, and selling
cheap at retail. FOX & 11111EW1711.,
Jan. 19. , 171.
- VOX MERCUR are selling Oro-
caries caries at retail. • Jan. 19, 1871.
JL.OX fi, MERCUB arc sellin e) c , New
arid Fresh Goods. Jan, 19, 1811.
FOX, MEiICUR are selling Gro
&:
ceries cheap. Jan. 19, 1871.
VOX 31ERCITR are selling first
class Goods only. Jan. 19.1671.
VOX & 3LERCUR are selling
elm:per than ever. Jan. 19,1871.
RE3I3I:DER that we are •selling
Good's at
-,RETAIL!
•
And that 3%*: , won't be undersold.
Jan. 19, 1971. FOX tr. mmtena.
A.TICHIGAN FINE-CUT TOBAC
CO-TOl7 choice—St
Jan. 19. 1871. FOX & 31=171111..
VOX L =CUB do not deal in
1: 81,0,11 y Cooda. Jan. 19; 1871.
r)Ult CUSTOMERS can rely upon
V Rotting the very best the market affords and at
icnrest prices. _ E. T. FOX I
Towanda, Jan. 11,11. HENRY MERCI. 7 II.
ENEDIBER THAT FOX tk. I Ell,
AA) CUR aro retailing all kinds ,d
wholesalerrices. The Largest stock ir. t.
first
Sept: 29,"7(). lIENILYX I,lF:llrdt
THE BEST KEROSENVOLf. IN
t(wn by the quantity or retail at
FOX I;
_ .
B AKERY AND DINING ROOM
First 1:1,3:1; north of Wadi House
BREAD, ITITIS, CAKE,CRACKERS,
,BAEDD DAIL Y.'
And 'sold at Wholesale aad Retail.
In our DINLCO IWO= we will accommodate the
public with either a lunch or s good meal at all
times of the day and main&
OISTFE. AND ICE CREAM ON LUND DtritEiG
TIIEIR SEASON.
Also a fine assortment of Groceries, Ccinfoctionary,
Fruits; nits, &c.
mayl9' tt
CENTRAL MARKET. ' -
•
The subscribers still continue to keep constantly
en hand a bill and complete assortment of every
thing pertaining to their business, consisting nmin
ly ot -
II --
BEEF, PORK, FRES H AND SALT
':. SUOMI CULLED HAMS,
, . .
N
MUTTON .
, DISEF, POULTIni LAMA
I:A.1 . '
SACSAOE, , • ,
LARD;
BOLOGNA; DRIED BEEF, '
TALLOW, &c., 4:c.
Pi • IpS . .E-I.
•
FRESH FROIrTIELE LAKRS. •
. . .
OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY
. . .
. , .
• In their season. •
Parties wishing Oysters in lar,lo or small quanti
ties Will be furnished on short notice, at the old
stand, Cornish - Mannar, Montanye's Mock, first
door north of Dr. Porters.
Cans. O,E.n. .1. „nu, I KELLUM .it MITLLOCII.
Taco. Moue=. 5 .
Feb. 24,48704 f •
TONVA.;DA. STEAM
F LOURING MILLS I
W. H. FULLER 4: CO.,
BesPectfully Inform the palate that'.having rebuilt
tho alto of the old mill, withal' modern improve
ments, they are now pr!pared to do
CUSTOM. GRINDING
In the best pcasiblo rammer and on the shortest
notice. No pains aill be spared to give satisfaction.
Farmers doing business In town can bring their
grain and have it ground the salami day to take back.
FI.OUII. DUCISWILFAT YWUA, rum a-. =AL.
c!ir +.4.• gnantitic,i L to suit purchasers.
-. • •
GROUND C.IITGA. 'IJASTEE
ATSGI'EBTON.
• •
,All kinds or grain taken in exchange for Plaster.
pail for rl tir;,lz , of rriin,
MASON.
. W. IL FULLER.
_ Tolrszt4s, Nor. 1, 1871.
CiAzci f
sutures Fox no
Eiroirlruir Pima Ale
WICKAAIt & BLACK'S.
=I
ILVER PLATED WARE,
. Agency of the • • •
SINGER SEWING MACHINE,
• WICKHAM & BLACK'S.
Tt.rxmatla, Mar:l2;72.
KEE' BOOTS,
STOGA BOOTS, .;
BOOTS AND SHOES
Boots. Boots
Have the sole control fur the Rea
And wo aro retailinelliem as low as oilier a 7O
, retailing Eastern Goods.
Bo sure that you are buyinft these Boots, for it Wont
stand to reason that an Eastern Boot, made by ins,-
chine throughout, will begin to wear with the cele
brated •
RUBBERS!
RUBBERS!
A large assortment, which wo are s‘tling at a Ltrge
reduction in prices. We keep wino but ilret quality
I.:Lubbers.
FINE SHOES!
FINE SHOES!
and Chilarcn. in Feb. Goat.
Fes.naii 1, Berge and French Calf. in fact all the
styles inatinfactarrit by the best Factoriest in the
country. .
A Fitt LINE or DUET'S GOODS ON NAND!
ROBES 1
Just received, a larger stock of Wolf, Buffalo and
Lap Robes, also Homo Blankets, Whips, &c., which
we aro selling cheap for cash.
The largost mssortroo.nt in this section at correspdfid
tag prices.
D. W. SCOTT k CO
Give um a call and yin will be sint^.l
NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY !
On Pine, between Main Ana &cowl. Stieeta, back
of G. P. Mason .k . Ce.'a tank,
Respectfully anlionne to his' iii.t pstr-upt,
that th . have built -a
whop, they wificoustzoitly keep.on hula a full aaaot t
moat of
Made of the best material and - finished in the best
tit/ style, Ilis long experience in city Carriage
'Factories gives them. decided advantage over others
in the
Of DU Wagons. All they z.skg la an
INSPECTION• OF His WORK
preVous to . virdll3Bl4;; clEcirbev.
CHINA;
GLASSWARE.
CROCKERY.
I : WaaliMd
A comrkt, .ttxmliacut.
- , From Rodgers & Drothor
TABLE CUTLERY.
INSURANCE AGENCY
Boots and Shoos.
CALF BOOTS,
RUBBER. BOOTS,
cnillus!; varietvi-
L. L. MOODY . 4-,. CO.,
trade of
Ilumphrey 33r05.-
/LVFM.IMDE
BOOTS:: AND SHOES
2 . Manufactured in.Towanda;
DON'T BE DECEIVED !
TOWANDA BOOTS
FINE SHOES I,
BLANKETS!
TRUNKS, TRAVEILNG* BAGS, kC
L. L. MOODY & CO
Tolizuda. Nov. 1. 1871.
.TOWANDA,
HENRY STUL'EN CO.,
NEV. BRICK A.11:1iLlt: F.:C.I'OIIY,
FAATTLY, CARRIAGES,
TOP . AND OPEN BUGGIES,
PLATFORM WAGONS
TROZTLNG SULKY% AND SEEIXTONS,
Finish, Style and. Durability
ALL WORK IPAftILINTEO TO GIVE 111....*-*FEG7
S.iTISFACTIO.V
Thankful for tho liberal patronage formerly ex
tended and respectfully ask a continuance of the
IMMO. '
REPAITaNG - PROMPTLY A.TTENTOID To
rd
Towanda, May 91,1870.—U
43..PspRTER
OLD CASH DRUG STORIN
17 1 r9 4 7MIrrt V 4171:f rrrtriSt 07i - rn ?111
Efsee recently added largely to their stock. a fell end
complete assortment. conattlxiting an extensive rt
fickh embracing many articles =al. in the Arts foe
mechanical purposes. ruirefully selected with
to the progressivemants of the panne. which wilt
=instantly m.N.M with fresh purchases. and
on the mid reaticaisble terms at Wholesale or
anistating of
Datriss, tf.EDzentts, CanucAla,
. . Pisan, 9U$, muntaanis.
ALCOHOL AND TURPENTINE,
tasu nun. vgausiz, wurrrAvAeg,
And all kinds of Bruehoo,
KEROSENE, OB COAL OIL,
- 'narnlag rhos. t
Loves, BIIADES, ICS =MT&
Sperm. Lird, Mule, bienta
TANNER'S AND MACIHINE OILS,
Fancy and Tenet Articles in all their variety,
SOAPS, COMBS, #
Y0r , ” 0 4, Hair-Dyes, Perfumery,
POCKET BOOKS, PORT MONA IS,
Pocket Ilatves, Bazars,
'room, BEM - AND MIR
.I.IIEPARATIONS,
PUTIZ WINEB AND LIQL'OD,S,
' For Stedlelual um. .
TOBACCO; - . SNUFF, PIPES Klia) Cioate,
•
Garden. Fleld and Flower Seeds, Truant% Sap-
Porter; Surpotouniet, Shoulder Braces, Breast
PamVms. Tbothing • Rings. Nursing notilea,
Nipptea, Nipple Shells and 81delds, Splines,
pod I!ans, 86114 4 " , ‘1ing Fruit Jars, Ther- •
racarieters, Flavonng Extracts, Stone:
Jr Glue Nyaie. 'Bottles, VLslsi Corks; Bath
Ai" %
Bela. sad Stovetilacida, Fah Ane
=Fatten; ke:, Botanic. ectle and Horacepath.
to Medicines. and all.tho popular Patent
' ME.DICINES.
MI articles warranted as r epresented .- Persons at
• distance can receive their orders by stage or mail;
which will receive prompt and careful attention.
Medical advice • given gratuitously at the office,
charier) . t only for medicine.
p -Thankful for past liberal patronage, would t es.
pectfully announce to their friends and the public,that
no pains shall be spared to satisfy. and merit the con
tinuation of their confidence and patronage.
sop-Open Sundays for prescriptiohe from 9 to le
a.m., and 12 m. to 1, and Sto 6 p.m. • •
IL O. poiarr &.ZION.
April I. _ . •
-RHEI73IA.TLS3I-NEURALGIA
to any person producing any Medicine showing half
sa any living, permanent cures u Dr. Przspes
likarrantit Burma= Ituantor. Used inwardly
only. A pleasant Medicine, free from injurious
drugs, 'Warranted, under oath, to have permanent
ly cured 05 in every 100 Taffetas treated in the ,psat
ten years. (See testimony). It is the scientificpre.
scription of Prof. Jos. P. Fitler, M. D., a graduate of,
the 'University of Pennsylvania, A. D., 1833,—n0w
one of Philadelphia's oldest regular physicians, and
Professor of Chemistry and Toxicology,—wne has
made 'Smirks!". Chronic and Inflauuttory Rheum.
Run the specialty of his entire professional life—ts
fact vduched for by the signatures accompanying
each bottle. and other testimonials of many promi
nent renovrncd - physicians and clergymen. To pro
tect sufferers from
. poisonous quack nostrums and
useless expenditure of money, a legal Fumed guar
antee, stating exact number of bottles warranted to
cure, will be forwarded gratis to any sufferer rend
ing by letter a full description of afflction. In case
of failure to care, 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 y letter gratis,
Addams Dr. J. P. Frumn, ra South Fourth street,
Philadelphia, Pa.- The Remedy is sold or obtained
by Druggists. . •
For Bile by PORTER A: EIRET, Bringlab!. Mor
ales Block, Towanda, ,pa.
MOIVANDA
Marble: Works.
GEO: McCABE A:. SON
Law Jtvrt reeivc.t u, larjcst asiortrn-ut -cf
AMERICA AND ITALIAN
14E 33 2_, !
MI
Ever exhibited in tlin , .they
invite the. attention of thOpubl:c.
They keep on hand or furnish to order
RUBBERS
TOMB STONES, MANTLES,
AN THE LOWEST TEEMS.
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Persons Innof, anything in oar line - are re
spectfully invited to call and examine our stock.
Townnaa, 7:18.y I, 1871
THE OLD :ST u STREET
ROBES!
Carriage
MIRLIGES =AND' -WAGONS,
Of every
.. ..le.l,•ripthm;- ell - >•tand, of U. at
LATEST STILL•' -
the tuanur•acttn-r , or r,a•,on+:nethii+;; use 3 but
COMPOSITION 1.730XE:S
PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS
The best Eastern stock is used In the manufacture
of Vilieets.s. Spokes are 41 rived out—not sawed.
WARRANTED EQUAL TO ANY
sUPERIO. TO A YIN TILLSSEcTIO,A,
apl.lo'7l
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
THOS. MUM & 00.
Respectfully announce to the public in general, that
they have, opened. a largo anil'ehoice stock of.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
cornet Main anti F . :an:Ain 'streets, Toynnila, whic
they vr.ll se2 a j c 'twat) as the clatartst.for
Yon r. 31.e.tarn:Tit jF11 , 6 as
happy as ever, to waft upon all old customers and as
many new ones as'lN ill favor them with a call.
Taos. 11L - 111. . 1110 S: MUIR k CO.
SILO& XII3IZIPLIII. April, 11,187.9
JIMMY STIILEf. I
IL B. MUM
AT TITI
Irt "
$5OO WILL 13E PAID
MONIi MENTS,
of every• style,
ticCABE ,&..; SON.
JA WS 'BRYANT
Sun 'continues tho manufacture of
BEE
MAIN STIII;ET,
ltii n•'•rk iq all of the
BEST STEEL A.,"..1;E5,
To cthei•'uittr-thu
La Liglrt Work
19321
LUMBIIit WAGONS
ScpL cor.stautlyon hand.
ALL WORK SOLD
- As'tc; RatEb, acd as to durability,
At06,W0318 Wayauxim).
JAMES BRYANT
CAST!!
=IS
lifmis*AL - Ln%
CO. 0* Lt, 8. A
c4bil Cerrni, s l . o ®; o o l l—rast; is rvr.L
-CLuterecl by (*crtsm, 1803
'gouts, Or ialinlaW; 4
7. The policies aro plain con g
ranee for so itucb Monty ;
8. All polleles arc non-forfeiting; -
O. no poUrips arc cmenipt rota att.
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E. N. CLAIM /: CO.. Bank:Tn.
.GeneralAieptla
r. 8., 'Mir, 2,
IiEMI
N. 0. EXITIIREE A. a. ILks(;•
ft. - Agents for Towanda attai - felaity
lan. 0, ISO.
GUARDIAN MUTUAL
LIFE INSUILI7,CCE
CO. 251 BROADIVAT, NEW
r9I.JCIES
Argirrn, .over
Annuls. ISTconn, over
',CUES PAID
- All apprmed forme of rolicif
Liberal modes for payment of prtuoulLo.
Policies ton;forfeltable by their terme.
The entire profits of : the Company illy: 1 .-1
ably among the instired..:.
ANNUAL DIYMENDS.
WALTON 11. rEcEram,
NVILLIA3f T., fIOOKLIt;,Vici: PLE:DEI
LrelT'S 31 ADAMS. SE.c:'y AerrA
PIIITADEL.tIMIA :
Jex Cooki it Co. Bankers.
Pizazz, A Co., Bankers.
dorm 'WOODSIDE AT: Co., Tea Merel•mate..
8. A. 3Pfer.cma, Prest. Farmers' /.: lteelmuk,' 1-.0.
T. B. Pzilat , ou,publisLer. -
d. A. It - MOLD,
ilyl2.7o—tf • Ageut, Towar.da,
Books =a Statoir.sry
D' CLES FoR 1872
PAPER EN ELOPE
YOE
SCHOOL BOO;;::
STA - T1i27 , 1;)
PICTUIfES
BLANK BOOKS
YANKEE NOTIOM.
Towanda, Nov. 19, iEt,•9
-1.-1 00 K-BINDERY.-THE .1)1"B•
tic is respeettully - infonned that tle ,
dery bas been removed to the “Rep,,rb.r
thlid story, where will be done '
LOO - I N DING
In all its virirns brandies, on terms. as rea , ..
.s the times" will allow. The Diri.kry well r.
the charge of •
11. C. SiJSIT.I%LI
An eatierieueed Binder, and all work will be rnon,pi.'
done in a style - arid manner which cannot be eared, 1.
Ilagazines, Nett spapers,Old Books. de.. •
In every variety of . style. Pa..-ticialar attention ' , tint , .
raid to the Buling and Binding of
B -moss
To any deFired-pattern. which in a:fl
bility will be warranted...
All work Fill be ready for deltvery wl,,:t
The patronage of the public is F,licltt..l, a.:1.1.
feet satisfaction guaranteed.
Towanda, Aunt 2, 1866 tf. -
TOiF D 3 iGiICULttf; kr
TVOIZES* STILL ALTNT..,%
Pnperir.temlont cf tM•.,$
best .
L.O BE I. 11" G N
IL NV:,i
COVERED AN I) bI'EN 111Y;(;i1.:.
tver offered in. this ti.. - arAct.i . Ilea
OAK -AND HICKORY 'MI 1:i
1.113 all work .r...zplc. z
I:XERIENCED WO RIZ
We; have the
P-4T.E.VT R CS'S/A _ IRON
very U tlt , and so dnrablti that even t:m la , Ftlt
little to 4.lolowards_thetr decay.
.Plfiage examine our work before plirck, ,. .l
14ero. .IZepairin gdono. onshort - notice.
- • r . c. rrrcrß,
TowiLds, Iq7o.
e l" .. E. BOLLES R CO„
GENEIML rr.opri.E
. Commission Merchants,
SCRANTON, PA ,
licuTiTtfully
LI TTLIZ, EGGS, cur.Esx, VEAL, l'or1,11•V
And all Other Farm Produ:o.
One of the . drin haring resided in (2,
p.v.A. ten ,years, and haring an exter.sleoacT ll,l, t
ance nith the business men of the
fidout that we can sell produce to tl:o :..t:ro
fa L tieu cf cinz,S4,7lol**. ,
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i• - REFERENCES. , -
L. S. curraxcx, A. U. FRISTIE. 6.1 , Ell. it : -
I. BALDWLN & al,teK3l..is, iions.ks • 1 / 4 - col-'“
I MAN. Ltltaynille, T•. 3. - • I ,
1 8. G. CTEAFFEE, - 3U.E.TIN iTANNfiNG, 1 n,.:: . .
ham, I'a,
H. 3. - CTIUDBLTE, lIENLY SIIOEIAKEI:. ,ti "
I cillq, Pa.', ' 1
. J. .E...IIQLLES.. ' [244.26111 A I:. 1, '.ll'.
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I sl(inn TO BE 3IADE ON
11- , - SITOET NOTICL:. 1 .
The sOb. , eribcr now - .5,:rs kr ~.41e'L-ir'L'l'
I' 1;0 URI N U 21 LL, Cl1FAI!,
LALANC.E.I.IS ANNUAL - 1 . A. 11 E1 . •
The p'foperty is sitnated 'in Stec'enscill,. r I
'county, Pa., on the HllO Of _the prono
from Wyalusitp; to Binghamton, a:l, k t a ~ : trot
krobably be lo&ated on the prcrerty. -
The property consists of 'fifteen acres of j .:.7,'
large u esc Mill. two Dc-elling 'Bowes. two Pg'. -
outbuildings, and a never-Luling water f
For father particulsr3 engnire of o.' P. 13
_W pt. Griffis,. or N. N.,l3ett3, Jr., cashier
tional Bank; Towanda, Pa., Martin.
Barre. or A. LCAVi3, Wyaiusing. , ' -
INGITA3I: STi).NE.
jau25'72.n3
- CASEVA : INSURANCE ,GE_.,
• -
TROY. PA. • •,...:
FIRE. LIFli and ACCIDENT gcsni.v. ,, cPl
in first-class companies... Also Land r•pl army:
Conveyancing. Twenty . seven yea': Lap:.
Orders bi-mail promptly attended to.' •' 1
.ting.l l .ll.-ly • . • *, IL A. C
17 - ERY CHOICE GREEN I
V Black Tea selleilg chic qat retail .
0 TO FROST 4: SONS II
G
EMPOATCII.4I.u , 'IIe•A•
steals.
C. 4 .11E411 REDUCTION' IN 1
VI NITERE first maac, at 11 , 011 ST k
BUREAUS
_for five f1011:111:
rizos:r
STITAIZTS WHITE DRIPS
rox
FiLsn rollic, - tht c l o ts ANTLpoD
Flee awl Ex. c+ , ,,;
ardent ;
IWI Acirulry ;
rial Life ExTrratc,
,eturterea
f One
aural •
ace than (qt.,.
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