Pattford
Tou - anda, Thursday, October 3 . , 1872;
Gen. ~Adam E. King,
Of BALTIMORE, will speak In the
czrixi s t Itcvuise,
Fri tcp vvr .Atk. iv 7Z, .A.
ON
±liiirsday, October 3,1872,
AT 7 O'CLOCK IN TUE EVENING.
I,OOAL AND GENERAL.
, is. A letter from Ridgebury was
rocived too late for publication..
H. ETACOBS has purchased W.
resid9co on toplsr -Street.
ideratign, $7,090.'
'se- The store lately occupied by
I:II , ,CENLVS liquor store, on the south side o.
..114 rcur's Blnck, has been fitted viz for the use
.f the express and telegraph (awes.
• vie- Was. , FOWLER, of Liberty Cot
has gain placed us under obligations, by
tu with a basket4i2the (blest peach
havc eaten this season.
BASE D.U.L.—The Mai.eppas of Ty-
g, and N. R. G. B. B. C., of Rome, play- .
t .1 a matched game of base ball Saturday, Sept.
11.-61tich resulted in favor of the N. R. G.'s by
Fi'orTof 8 to 35:
Its, The Athena, and
tic- N. R. G.'s of Rome, playeda nctatt.lied game
of La . - - r- ball, Wednesday, Sept. 18, which..re
-1:11€.1 in favor of the N. R. G. a, by a score of
7 to it
The Liberal DMiocrat is the
w Democratic sheet, Just issued by
11 1!1. r-, at Willies-Ilarre. While the pa
- - Derakratie, it is a spicy sheet;
-1. , Mr. 11. may me. t with abundant
v. 4- Mr. Jo . m.; HowanD, who is troll
vcry'ploperly highly appreiated
- espocialty liming musical circles,
Wyalusing, ra.. to live, having en
ihcri in the hardware businces for 'him•
!,.
11 , Hill he much missed, and esp,?cially
t 1 ,,, lt2.l,nst choir, All SI ho know • him
-mccezzs.-2-11,,ira
A lady who has spent six
- 011 the-island of llayti, will
ople Towtte-la on the imitumrs,
. IA lii-tore of th.:t inland, at the Bap.
',„; dt itixt Frithi.; the ith
et 15 et-itt::: She takes thhi it,tutsc. to
...• If , hortly ,t'ottint Il:‘,eihttry
-t ~1;t1)
Th, following is tilt') full Ile
: i.rhczu, tp•Lo, 1,, vot,,i cn Tuc,day next :
for Goi..rpor„J,l.o F. ILL:ix:Loft.
i Autitt. tat:ll.
.1:1 , 1ge of Su:Tun : to Court,
11.1,rcur. •
- )1 *
11: GElingliam Fell, Ilarry
I 13al th.lonitw.- 'Hugh .
:I , Wan 1) Jvnies
1.. Sal:lw I -E. 6 ,,, ige .
I. . c:1,1 N. NVllilft, E. A,:iey,
: , 11. 'Calls: -r.
F. 11 , 4 l7:1, W. J.
6: I,•r .1c::. , t
. For Coltgit
~• , !:.I IC; 600:r1.1. Chart,
A bight;
. !• ntati‘..4
F. 31%-• rttr .1.
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All Tip.: build-
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,), rt•a lc the inaFnn-ly,rli.
k:u,'11,2111/ your ?no
s Isc , 2,t it. Pay-,lay
frum tlit:
Our
great Loan
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1::iiTEll :
• meeting in
•L. i ,, ng as' rind
. rly at midhigkil.
1 wit' ,-,:•211ed •11LA trine
wide Le
w it can .C.VCT
or thi:: train. with ite
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et:agit li ta, aLd the
ura ,elloutF. The
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C them taLo
tart the end o rut world,
4 • ;arty.
.
•• , 1,1,1 ALL0.;17., wu ippul thy
;• • '-'• • L 1110sr towns, Making onr
• • lamps and and ; rousing
ire parted from the
Luys, hoping to meet •them
ft:.t.in daring the campaign,.
I. .zyz meeting was a grand success, and its
nra-t 1.2 greatly felt in October. We con
• nr committee upon 'its admirable
your citizens fur their splendid
' the railroad of mpaity for its ex
inrlif and accurnmodationg, and
cot lir, s tlforil for IL„ order pre
` :•• 1-r 7.-02 Q of tlrnni;c:in. t.s, fighting,
1;. crunt. cripcCted so
••• 11. :o.;d nut been disap
r•, :,.it e-....cdtc• 4 Irishman
Thr'. rner
;
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r' . .• • 11..',..ut oftlre, there .euld
tiviolt; p:rtor
tl ll - .y.1r.‘. - ,71 -- 1 . meeting t,c.,
GLexcz eT CateLoo.—lir. Editor : I
had read with horror of the devastation of the
fires of Chicago, and wondered how time could
ever erase the destruction made by that terri
ble conflagration ; but when I came to visit the
city of ashes, my wonder bellied any descrip
tion of say pen, when I saw with my eyes the
progress wrought by enterprise in restoring
the business and beauty of this now far famed
city.
While riding through the streets - with Col F.,
I very innocently enquired, "Whore Is the
burnt district? Where are the sad evidences
of thit dreadful fire?" Ile says : `• Hero In
your very midst all was ruin—all was desola
tion. The Briggs House before you, with its
six stories and beautiful front of Cleveland
sandstone; the Chicago Bank, built of Cleve
land stone, and tinished with granite trim
mings, looming up with its five stories; there
! cific lintel, with its ponderous dimensions, and
its twelve huudred . roems, to cover which takes
eight acres of carpets ; the grain elevators, one
of which cost $1,250,000; all those majestic
business stores which you behold; are all the
work of our citizens since the fife.' I was led
to exclaim, " Wonder of woudersl a miracle of
enterprise 1"
To give yon some idea of the business Eit this
wonderful city, raised to life' by the power of
brick and mortar, applied with indomitable
perseverence and industry, I will state to you
my knowledge of the business of ono of tlxo
leading firms : Pim)), LEI.= (k, Co., in a tem
porary building prepared from a large horse.
car barn which escaped the fire, are employing
fire hundred men and women in carrying on.
their retail dry-goods trade. I was politely in
vitedby the foreman to examine the order of
the several departments, and found them su
perior to anything 1 had over seen, o 4 even im
agined. Their stdre is said to be• seeond only
to A. T. Srzwsnes, of New • Vork. The same
firm have also a wholesale and retail depart
ment in another portion of the laity, where eight
hundred men and women are employed, and
the firm 'estimate ;their business: during the
presenc year to exceed sixteen millions of dol
lars. •
These are only a small portion of the eviden
ces of the enterprise of tbo business men of
Chicago. A prominent banker informed mo
that there were more business houses in the
city Inoperation now than before the fire, and
that ono hundred thonsand had boon added to
its populr.tion since the fire in October last.
CLicago,'Sept. 24, 1872
TEACIIERS' IXSTITCTE AT TROT.—The
Session opened at 2 o'clock r. st., on Monday, ,
Sept. 16. Mr. Keeney, the Superintendent, be
ing absent on account of sickness, Prof. Hutton,
of the Graded School at Troy,l opened the ex
ercises by singing, reading the Scriptures and
prayer., After a few introductory remarks by
Prof.' Hutton, explaining the ) reason of Mr.'
Keeney's absence, and welcoming the teachers
the Boro., 'Prof. Allen, of Mansfield, took
charge of the first exercise. •
His subject was '" School 'Economy." : He
very clearly showed the necessity of reducing
the number of classes in the schobl-room to
the minimimi point. Many pupils hare too
many studies, while sonic hare not enough.
TeaChers ought to see to it, and labor for the
adoption of a course of study. That no pupil
ought to have less than three studies, and never
„ , Pr,', under ordinary circumstances; and these
studies ought to einte ace the brandies treated
under the hi id i f t is sa g e, Mathematics aml
Si-1( nee. Thera. three daily studies
draw out and properly develop the different
Licnit les of the mina, thus enabling the child
V; grow up ::,anus trWlllly, and prepared for
the datie4 doily del olrim7„ upon mankind.
enhlining porytion of time of the after
noon seat ton was taken up In discussing the
work of teaching, by Prof. Mitt in and others.
Thu cvening Fi . s . +l , thinly attended by
a:ny rase ttachers, nay quite interesting. It
as after it,, wanner of a confer
, tier or t aperitnce nit tote. Many litt!C inci
di brought out, charly
;toil tot Aluetratiug topics wider Con`
sit,s, a N. , :itahl- tele
la,
trvvry
f. ..(ii•.:111.11't1 t!:L2 the
Grr.cled 'Svilooi the rolivurAle.r of the v.teh.
Tio.- gave for tho v;:nrod
C,lnrc6 !u the (Irn ha to 14t:eliti the
; •
of the I , lmtttlit , 2. The r
's itttilyi.nief , Icro; n'r than
. ”Ill . •111/11 rc 1. . Tiae
daily iirograinnie einbi
:4ml/cid on
. tbe
" School "
wren/111,1a," .atlu the
of r,
();,, 4tqlc. oI 1,1:q "cam
~ f in El. ini , ntary Griuniniv,
I.y of. lintton. niuile up of
ciiiiiirtn thy rig..s of ton and
tina lit 1 nor. gnAnknlar.
rt. v..t.1 - t• nut ••..1..1y int,rcit
t3 , :t t,) tlig. It.voLvrs,las=
much a thcy tht IC/U . :4111i; till 4
(T.lCgday cv,uh,4, iluttun p.thl
A . :. has en rchool
Thy 4 , f the Sf. - ..:U/111. acre 1111«1
uh itt .I.tecOititig Nu 1.111,j , nam c d sit; th e
of the Lrnt;cl,-
~ f atti 1.11.1.ii.g .
t- 7 . the L.r.c.10...L!5.
5. , .•.50 , d, or ‘ l 't dtir!-An cl Ing v.a,.• /1(1-
;..t.nt1,4.1s an , Tportunit:'
att-tblt_ut a locturr• sod wt•drltit r t at thp
t• Clu:T ., h. On f it,,l
ttunairq %core 141.1. -ti by C.ircunnt
a tn. tive r thi4 She la ?- nnng lady of
attd, title ,uunt •tt Cutcntiona
ry talei.:s: Bhe is a nat,,r,z; reader, and
. 7; d 1 rt.. 3, ntl:d r 1.10-
,11'41.1/111t, SUIIIIIII/1:1"
TI,•• eveni!
Prof. Allen. St;l , ,jeL4, "The Ncw
1// •E/11/C101 , ./1/..Th 11.:11/y 114. W
thOlights pric,4lltLd 1n this If..ctuLL, cannot fail
to elicit lunch discussion and ju - oduce
eur .-.(.11 , m1 work.
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TEAciail.S' INSTITUTE AT TOWANDA.—
E , titnte asseinb!ed in the Cogrfd nouse, „Mon
day, b' e pt. 23, at 2 oclock P. , and was ealled
is ordcr b Supt. A..".. 'F.. , :eney; who after a
few remarks. mtrodneed Pruf. 11 A. Allen, c,f
lan iill. Pr.f. Allen the gave an interest
ing lecture on :`Sel.f,ol Eculionlyi" and was fol
d Prof. ti. 1V .Il an, of She Cohegiato
Imd,tnte, Towanda, on the• snljdet of Creogra-
t• ill
s.l sine
A IL'
Prof. Al!eta thei ;are• a pramgiary c-
Laic w, Gralffinar
Prof. All‘n t•ecupied tlifJ ivtlain..; in a fa In al a r
talk ,- .11 brrt int th , ,,h+ of teachingl cte.
Ln• ny Piot. Alitn;
4:. I , !(.lure (1 Gratin:Jar I.y th;Olzaine. Prof.
,ntlunin;; tit.; ~ f
Allen then F,:sve linstrtictluzi in
tt,-t11(....1.; of tenoning Arithinetic.i
mall, thii I,i
L. B
Owing to thin Mai ting, the cutlet,-
quent tumult, it war; found inipracticabk to
Lace it se•sti.4n, and the justitutc was accord
ingly acijotirl:cd until
• Vll,Nt:-:).t1"
bill go
Trot. E. Quinl,w, of the 411egiate Insti
tute, conductid the devotional exercist.t, and
also a viny elecllunt drill on advanced Gram
.Arter rec, FA, Prof. Quinlan gar imitruc
ti in in Penmanship, foliovved by•l'rof. Allen on
Arithmetic.
13E13
gical.:ing
the
P: of. C. H. 31.tn.13 , I:r...ecnted
s • ry valtiablt , tFuggemtions with regard 0 teach
ing Ilsiory. Prof. Ryan fo!lowed upon tha
subject: of Geography. }lied Clara Lewis, of
T,,wanrli, then favored the Ititstitute . with a
, ng ntiV:ecl "2.lap;gie' Sccret - Prof. Allen
:Len gave a “.r intt.resting ILcture on "School
Peonomy."
llev. 0. L. Gibson, or Towanda, delivered a
most interesting and eloquent aildress, entitled
"-The Order of . the Cu - Matti." 1 ,
TIitTIMMY
Devotional exereipos conductetl by Prof. VC. ,
rill ; also a very able dr,ll on Aritbritotie.
Prof. Allen then gave au iolerttiiting drill on
the fsabjoct of "School Managmheut."
•
AFT {.lll.Nv
I'i f. t'errlll conducted :at t- - 4.1 t. I;:11:
guage. Mts. I'ft:the L. Cult; tivin gm.- a feet
tation, fullowed MIA dti scn.,l an
agerucnt.
Prof. Ant n (11..i1V.i•r..41 *:( ry 4'll
!11. • :111.. , ! 110•11% ,tar ,
11,1 . 11.• , 1 (II :XII !1. , atl , lllloll
°lit. •
Ofreuith4 tx. rcir . e.; riot, Allen,
f , lll , Juovlb.y thQ.,s+l.l.l.rlth:t cf Ar-
R'e•; ELI
lin4DronD
I=
MEM
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~AE'S'h::\UUS
EVENINO. I
GM=
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ithmetle., Thompson Sodle, Esq., Co; Supt. of
Wyoming amity, being present, was then in
troduced, and delivered a short •address, after
which Prot Quinlan conducted an exorcise in
Orthography. Mrs. Cole then recited. , with
much acceptation, "The Changed Cross."
Prof. Allan then continued the subject of
"School Management."
'ATTE/11002f .
Prof. Ban made some very interesting ex
periments' in chemistry, Illustrating methods
by which children may be taught the elements
of the science; after which ho continued the
subject of iGeography. . •
Prof. Allen then gave a concluding lecture
on the subject of "School Management." Prof.
Allen in closing, referred in a feeling manner to
the recent 'death of Miss Emma A. Keeney, a
sister of the Co. Supt., and who was present at
the Institute only a short year ago, taking part
in all its exercises. He urged the teachers not
to neglect the heart, while( cultivating the mind,
so that when they too were called, they might
meet death, with the tranquility afforded by a
well spent life. • -
AU then joined in singing the Doxology, and
the Institute after a moat profitable and Inter
esting sessibu, was brought to a close.
PEnwriAL.—Judge taltAllAlK and J.
G. 31cEtur.!..NE, of Allegbeny county, Pa., were
in town lasttweek.
13:0WEIVI!ON, Esq., having become too
infirm to attend to business, is - now residing
with his sea, D'A. OrEnrox, Esq., in this place.
—Rev. J. !El. STEVAIRT, N. N. -BErrs, Jr., and
Judge Plondow, are attending a meeting of the
Presbytiry ¢f Lackawana, m Wilkes-Barre, this
week.
•
—Ex-Mayor Finsnut paid us a flying visit on
Monday. Mr. F. is confident of a Republican
victory in New York in November, if Pennsyl
vania goes Republican on Tuesday next.
H. ErearrT;lEsq., has been
appointed E7.press Agent in this place. • Mr. E.
is well known to our people, having been en
gaged in the grocery and provision business
here for sortie years, and his appointment gives
general satisfaction. Mr. MEANS resigned the
position to d i ngage in other business.
ger A Republican meeting will be
held at Uniiin Corners School Idolise,
, Monday
evening, Sept. 7, and be addressed by 0.
D. BAUTLETi" and G. D. BIONTANYE.
BUSINESS LOCAL.
• CARD.—I hereby withdrw my
name as a candidate for Register and Recorder.
W. G. Aumi.
t:ept. 19, 1872
iteir C. F. Cross keeps a full line
of f&no stationery. •
• Rte' To b work, of every description,
neatly atUl expeditiously- executed at this (ifnee.
gas- An extensive stock of Fall and
Winter Goods, at TAYLOR S Co's.
The American Sewing Ma
:
chineis lito best.
itb- A full line of new Fall Goods
Just received at TAYLOR A; Co'd.
e- The Gardner Chair Scat is
nictea.
Rooms over ' MOODY C 0.%
Store for rent. Enquirifof A. Cu.t.lturf6s.
Lam' Fruit Jars, Twill,lerB, Bowls
etc., for Jelly, ut WICKI/API C BLACICii Store.
an- EVANS .L • HILDItErti call atten
tion to their aticertisement or ncµ• Fall Goode.
:air The best lot of Marble Tables
, Fli,ol,T A: SONS.
mss. All the novelties of the season
tint rLecived at EWAN ' S .Y JTttn¢rtu's.
Nitrous Oxide Gas fOr i•xtract
ing teeth, at KELLY .5; 5 L\SLFT•h,
te,.. A large assortment of Brack-
Mil, Je. t rec(•ived
mer The Anaerie:ln Sewing
the utst.
Large stock of Red ana White
tvt:, t rt,nr, at • McCALI:
rel- The Baptist Churches of tho
Braiiford Association: '.nn cibtai:: their s
St , l2 V.
Mrs. E. J. MINGOh is now re-
Cy% w I; , r numi z,ty:,s in Hate, Bonnets
find v,aryty.
Fon S.\ Li:.—Two or three new
tim,,s, desirably Located. Terms easy. En
quire of W. G. GoIWON, at Turner & Gordun's
Drug Store.
1
FEATHERS, FLOWER, RODDONS AND
LACLi.—A new and freth stock:now on o.4tiki-
Don at lira. J. D. 11.11 Xii, Bridge street. '
• - -
5.u.r..-13 car loads of Tomp
kins Ct,al, track,-cry be t, at .?.9.50
per tpu VI 2:210 a,;.) L. S.
va.. New Fall style Silk Hats, just
cede ell nt • TAYLOR tt Co',.
igk—Kcystone Clothitig Palace,
Main street, next to Firjpt National Batik.
tr.2'Grenadines,Mpacits,Orgniatlies
at:d 'Nark at the Bee Hire, 2 doors east
311. , rctiCe Lank.
STovEs ! STovEs!—One Parlor and
one Cook Stove for sale - at a bargain.. Both
c"al ; , tit to r. atid in good repair. Erignire - , of
KELLEa at the ItEr.ourFic Mice.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-011 the
Plank Road, Towanda. Will b' sold on liberal
terms. Apply to JOHN W. Mix. Office Mercur's
Itloels;.Tirovauffit.
Clion.T. PURE BRED POULTRY.--A
vc.ry f. w• thi,, Li g ht and Dark Bralimas, and
Buff and i'.trt'ridge CocLias, for vale at rcaron
al C. I'. 'WELLEs, Towanda, Pa.
The opening day at Mrs. J.
Ilrufs 5.t41%, Bridge street, iu-e
-ientoi the tivitiit assortment of goods
brought to this market'.
ter - .All persons indebted to me
are notified tliaOhey mwit make payment be
fore September 11. S. M. GlarrtN.
V" Furniture just reduced 25 per
cent, at FitosT 3: Suss.
July I.i, 1872. ,
M. For fine clothing, inspect N.
GoLnsstrrn's !nut - tense stock, Main, street, next
First National Bank.
ClilllaX," and
", Dollar Itevie.rd!' soap. Try them. Ft: - sale
at M. J. LONC'S.
If you don't know what you
want in the It 'el: and Stationery lino, call on
C. F. {;suss.:
Lam' Furniture selling at wholesale
firit.., at ntos r s Sons.
Ji 15, 1872.
at:- The best assortment of Gents'
varnishing Goode at S. Got!Ds3rrrn's Keystone
Clothing Palace.
WA" For first class insurance
again7thias or damage, or lire or lightning,
call at WICKII %If t BLACK'S .itgency.
Nicagons al;6 it, necessity
of th;• awl VT A. I.lt.tcs have just
opened it new. stoek. I'rices from f 3.50 upward.
res)... A large and dosir.ll)ln assnrt -
It t • t
b;.4 . at thi. tin, 1;14 t.
egA. We harie seen (4Altextat's pat.
rut deer seat, Rua know it to by the best
Son, Baru them.
4 :lft.The Universal White Woven
Tusked RUM and all nods of Hoop Skirts and
Bustles, can be bad . very cheap at B. A. Prnss
& CO's.
.16.Lezastm & Moms, manufao
turas a those celebrated spectacles, hays
changed their agency from J. amount's to
Wx. A. OnaiimaaLun'a. .
ler W. A. Onatniannf not only
hais the best arranged Jewelry Store In North
erU Pennsylvania, but also keeps the largest
assortment of goods.
l Cash Raid for hay at tho Pow
er Pres& W. A. Ilociwzu.,
Sept. 27, 1872.
REMOVAL I =Huaoulera- Bum. will
remove their Jewelry Store frorelliman's to
BEIDLE3!AN . B Block, opposite of Beans House,
Towanda Pa. .
To Rmvr.—Two houses on Bridge
streot ; also ono room over store.
W.A. RocKwraa.
ter Many families are troubled
about getting a good quality of dour. The best
way to obviate all difficulty In this respect, is
always to buy the superior brands sold by
31cCant .I•EIYIVAIID3.
Fon BM2 CHEAP.—A large Build
ing Lot on Riptar Street, ,Towanda. Would
make two good lota. New barn on back end.
Will bo sold at a bargain. Enquire of F. W.
EEELEE at WO RE£O/ITEE Office. tf
WT Mrs. E. J. Mucoos has just re
turned from New York with a large and well
selected assortment of Fall and Winter Millin
ery 'and Fancy Goods, Consisting of all-tho.la
test novelties: Opening day, Tuesday, Oct: 1.
JEWISH HOLlDAYS—CtistOlEterfi Will
please take notice that on the 3d, 4th, and.l2th
of October the leading Clothing Houses ori this
place will be strictly closed.
. .
M. LEWIS, ALEX. HOLOMON, U. JACUGS,
Wortn , l3Etos., N. GOLDSMITH, E. SCHWALM.
Sept. 21-2 w.
AM.. If you want a good pair of
• .
Boots or: Shoes, go to S. Wobnpono's, on Bridge
Street. Ms stock is now fall, and he is Felling
at prices which should attract all who want
anything in his line.'
WAsTELL-Two sound, gentle-Mules,
not to c%ceed 4 feet, 4 inches in height, for
which the highest cash price will be paid by
Towanda Coal Co., at 13arclay, Pa.
L 0. BLIGHT, Agent.
•Barclay Station, Sept. 28, l 872:
FOR SALE.—A; large building lot
on';Poplar street. Size 63;131 feet. Would
mad two good lots.• New barn on back end.
Will be sold cheap, as , the owner wishes to
leave town. Terms easy. Enquire at this of•
See.
AT LAST IT HAS BE FOUNII—The
chair scat that will never wear oat, 3. 0. Felon
SoNs arc now prepared to pat seats in all
lands of chairs with Gardner's patent chair
seat, which is the'best and most ilarable seat
•ia the world. Call and scelit.
sw-J. 0. FROST k SONS Wish to
put a Wovtit Wirt Mattress in every .house in
Towanda, on a montli'A trial, apd if it does not
snit them, they will call and take it away. Now
is your time to get perfect sleep. Ile sure yon
try, and then ;von will buy.
. itet... A new stock of .. Dry Goods
and Noti , nm; in great variety, Inst received at
the sign of the Big Bonnot,No. 92 Main street,
Towanda, Pa.
Oct. 4, 1972-L-2w
. CROSS is now selling off his
stock, preparatory to tillirtg up for fall trade.
If you want wall paper, now is your time to
buy it cheaply. And if yon_ want a good book
you should select it now, while - the stock is be
ing disposed of.
Se - The edition of:the Road and
Poor Laws of this :county, compiled by Capt.
W. IL CauNoUul.l4 is limited, awl township
offices ulio desire to procure copies, 6hould
apply boon. The work is for sale at this office.
lam. Do you want a sewing ma
chine, and do yi,u Jinoiv that the Singer never
alter c yen years' experience ,we
can truly Fay that the Singe;doe.rgive satisfac-
WICEIIAX t BLACK, Agents.
DM
FOR SALE on 4E:cr.—The house
now occupied by W. H. Fuu.tft, on Main St.,
opposite InA B. Ift•nriturA's. r06.3081A011 given
first of October. Also the Louse on Plank Road
known as Hughes' house. Enquire of Fox
Mnuct:n.
itoS... D. W. HVGIIES, of this place,
bas t prepared an excellent furniture varnish,
and is LOW offering it to, the people\ of - the
county.. Messrs. Fitofer SoNs recommend it
as the best article of the kind known. 'EVCLy
honse-keeper should have a bottles
tea- In order to make preparations
for our Fall stock, we will sell onr Spring and
Slimmer Reads at low figures. It will therefore
be to your. interest to examine our stock, as wo
sell the chbapest at the Spystene Clothing Pat-
EkCELAIOR WATER DRAWER, OE
improreil 15V/ earl! anal Buckt.. A good dv
roand is Fprint;ictgnp for this convenient affair.
It is a good thing. Give the Excelsior Watcr
Draper a trial land you will like it. li. 11.
IVELLus sells it.
ter" Fit Ban:lA:ix,. Ticket Agent
Pa. & N. Y. R. It. Co., has been appointed solo
agent in this placd for the sale of the Railway'
Passenger ‘A.F.loranco Co.'s accident tickets.
These tickets cost bnt a trifle, and cover all
kinds of accldekits.
TAKE NOTICE.—AII persons indebt
ed to me for fees in the Register and Recorder's
office, arc notified that they most makes imme
diate payment. After December j, all deeds
upon which fees are unpaid will be removed
from the office. C. E. GLADDIICO.
Sept. 21, 1972.
- stie - Our enterprising furniture
dealer?' J. 0. Fuosr C SONS, have secured the
alency for thii celebrated Wakefield Earth
Closet, and have an assortment on hand. The
Earth Closet has been tested for several years,
'and gives universal satisfaction wherever used.
For the sick room it is almost a necessity.
Fon SkLE.—House and Lot in To
wanda Boro., near Pollegiate Institute, for sale
cheap for cash or on' time. Abundance of good
fruit, a well of soft water, etc. ; house has 11
roonih. Also house and lot'on "Northern Lib
ertics.' Enquire of J. N. Cm.irr, Towanda,
Sept. 1, 4E62.
itEir Wm. Drrnucu, our populsi
and intelligent =isle dealer, now makes his
headquarters at the store of T. EXXONS, on
Main street. Mr. Drrrnicu is fully posted in
regard to the various musical instruments, and
persons desiring to purchase should 'consult
h'sn. • •
.00 - The "Old White Hat," a
GIIT ; Ti rT campaign song;• and a very good
0/IEELF.T march, for sale at W. Drrratea's Mu
sic Store. Oro° at E3ts(97.cs' Store, opposite
the Court House. Mr. Drrranm keeps on hand
as usual Pianos, Organs, Melodeons and small
er Instruments, such as Violins, Flutes, Clarion
ets, Accordions, Gniters, and all kinds of
strings. '
- Sept 15-4 w.
For. KALE.—The lot now occupied
by tho roblic School Bons° on Second and Pine.
StreetS, is offered for sale. The lot has a front
age of 225 feet on Second street, and 77 feet on
Pine. The property will 1.. sold in one lot, or
in lot Fait pnr, levers..
Ur Houses . and Lots for sale, on
easy monthly payments, or to 'tent.
W. Dammam.
Poplar street, Towanda, ra.—tf.
bar.); 6. Facorr & SONS have just
made a great redaction the prlda of 'Fors&
tare of all kinds.. Coma ana
July 15,1872 _
Aam-ra Werrw.—Unprecedented
Bales! Large commissional &gents wanted,
male and female, to sell Pictures 4Terywhcre.
Ono alone has retalledoiresll,solll. Send stamp.
Wurrwzr & Co., Norwich, Conn.
ler S. WOODFORD hasbeen making
large additions to his stock of BOots and Sheci.
Give hint a call on Bridge 'levet.
ilk.. H.H. A. Cow advertises in
another column that he has added to his .134-
kery establishment an assortment of Family
Groceries, which he will sell cheap.
Stir Mille. J. Lulu= has resumed
her classes in French sad Drawing. Tuition,
$4 per term.
August 26, 1272,
Tango Itacrnms.-R. ALIVELLs
is prepared to supplY Horse Powers and Thresh
ing Machines of any description, or from our
leading and best manufacturers.
Fen SaLE..- 1 .4. second-hand Exten
sion-Top Platform Wagon, In good order, made
by Elnutrkr Sruutte. Will be sold cheap for
want of tile. 'Canto aeon at tho Carriage Fac
tory of HEMET &roux & Co.
Sept. 30, 1872.
MS. B. A. Pie and Mu. ELLEN
/traDDsx have just returned from New York,
with the largest and best selected_ assortment
of Fancy. Goods and Ifirntiery for tho Fall and
Winter, that was ever offered in Towanda.
Opening day Saturday, Oct. 8, 1872.
Oct 1-2 w. * 5
To lonmEnwi.—WAN-rzo--130 men
to work at Lumbering,' ttY tho woods near
Thome&lo Tannery. Appl to
Etexar 1,. SPEAUIN.
Laporte, Sniliran Co., Pa.
• mgt. H. J'ACOBS has just filled his
elegant store with new and fashionable Fall
and Winter Goods, consisting of garments of
Bvery style and size. JACOBS is one of onr most
successful buiness men, and his judgment in
the matter of clothing has comp to be acitnotr
lodged and recognized by all prudent and eco
nomical buyers.
A FIDE OiGAN ere BAIIGATN.—Thp
Burdett Combination Organ, of Northern
Lodge, good as now, with 8 stops, • sub-basit
campanella, pedal bass, and other improve
ments, worth $303 at trhoksate, is offered for
1200. Kew churches iry the county hare as
good an: instrument. It has been 'tried, 'and
pronounced first-class by the best players, such
as S. W. RODGERS, D. S. PDATT, 11. STOLEN,
and Me IL KEENE. It can -be seen by calling
OD L P. FEOST.
Sept. 25, 1872 —3w.
Se' A correspondent writing from
Athens, curiously contrasts the mixtures to be
forma there of ancient and moderti cis ilizations.
Railroads spin their trains amid the temples of
three th , ,usand years ; steamers da..h their
swells upon the Pirens, ant the scream of their
whistles resounds from Athos, •Penti.lirus and
Cyth , iron to Olympna and heavens h.. - orid
their gods. Dr,. AvLit's , s,orld 7 renotroeil meth
clnes, those consummation's nr modern science,
are posted on the Acrop , 4l., the Partheri . r.n, ;he
Areopagus and the The n, while the irvslest,
cards of .Cherry Pectoral, AirrisSar:inpari]la,
Ague Cure Rod Pills lo)h trc;l the of
the shops lrfthe streets or here they
are sa,i,lay
B: A. Prrrui & Co
A. CARD. —I take this method of re
turning my sincere thanks to the citizene et
Bradford county fur Ul^ rstronage they
have Lestl.med , upou mo tins past e n ; and
a continuance or the same bung an un.uuLtad
fact, ay onr given., and always %%ill
ive, eatisfact itm. We are hat:lll , 4 mat Ittfae
cd in Philadelphia th.• largest and 'cum
[lute p.tnck or Fill and Winter goods ever seen
in Itrittlforti eon!, ty. Meer'. Goat: 4: Nic:trAttoN,
the popular and st:„lish merchant tailors, are
10ea.4 d in nor establlshinent, and aro prepared
•to tale your on:en; for clothes. Our
rtiail; of acids' fiirui•hing Goods tiuxtEill will
Nurpass any out,ide of 111.• large cities, as it i
ray intebtiou liar.; a stock of the Period. •
NEW HAIIDWAIIE havd
the pleasure of informing yon that wc• have
operord a fall line of• Hardware, in the !Sten!
fdrmerly ()Coupled by S. S. ASPINWALL, v. here
wo propose to do a general hardware business,
including Gas Fitting and -Plumbing. We fed
confident that au experience of over twenty
years, will enable us to buy so as to compote
successfully with Elmira or any °Oct- city,
" Small prof is and quick returns," is our motto,
Ind when you are in want of anything in our
line, we shall be pleased to have you give us a
call. Iterpectfully yours,
Itmanoti TA.m.m.krs.E.
Towanda, Sept. 30,1872.
HA1.1:5 HAIR RENEwER.—The fol
lowing is an extract from a lettcr from :Hrs. J.
C. ALDnicn, Wauseon, Fulton Co., O.: "IL P.
HALL k Co., Gentlemen—Please send Me one
dozen bottles of your Sicilian Hair . Renewer..
Our 'ball and gray' do not want to be out.
'y mother is a living recommendation of the
results from the use of the RoneWer. Being
almost seventy years old, and having worn a
wig over thirty years, it seems a miracie to those
who have known her Li.) long so bald, and what
little hair she had being perfectly whitC; now
hey wig thrown aside, her hair grown out, and
a Smooth, glossy' brown, as in girlhood.. Hop
ing you may long continue to poor bldssings on
the heads of the'afilicted, I remain, 3ours
Such evidence, with the endorsement of the
great chennsti of New England, Dr. A. A.
ifArts and S. DANA fIArE.4, should satisfy any
one, which- of the preparations produce the best
results.
VILSOURAU--PITCEIER.---On WedncAay eve.,
on tho llthinst., at the home of the bride's
parents, by Rev. E. S. Lear, Mr. Thomas W.
Vanottrait and Miss Mary Pitcher, both of
Warren, Pa.
VANLUVAN—CARPENTER.---In trclay, Pa.,
Sept. 27, 1872, by 11. W. IticCratiry, Esq., Mr.
Charles H. Vanluran, of Towanda. Pa., to
Mrs. Melvitia Carpenter, of Barclay, Pa.
WALTER—NEWIIA_N.--At the residence of
Mr. Noah Bowen, Esq., is Warr n, Sept.
• -25, 1872, by Rey. W. C. Peck, Mr. S. C. 141-
ter, of Owego, N. Y., and Miss Baia Newman,
of Warren, Pa.
PERKINI3-11AWKINS.: -At the Eagle lintel,
Monroeton, August 25, by Bev. liallock Arm
strong, Mr.. George W. of Athens,
to Miss Maggio Hawkins, of Burlington.
VARGESON-WELLI.---At the Parsonage, Mo:i
roeton, August 27, by Rev. llallock Arm
strong, Mr. Miles Vargesnn, of Wysox, to
Bliss Amelia Wells, of ilerrich.
LEWIS-r-SMITH.—At the Pars gage, MotireK.-
ton, Sept. 24. be-Iles. Hallock Ar.nstrong,
Mr. James W. Lewis, of Barclay, to Miss Del-
Smith, of Frankl:.:.
:4. kt.voun,
P. D. Munzuw,
H. W. RODGERS,
committee,
N. Go6z.4s3unt,
11; yhtt.l.l2. Pr.lace
MAIIBIED.
SPECIAL . NOTICES.
=Bll=l
Stir Thomas Maddocks, Pioduce
Commission Merchant, 220 Pennsylvania Ave
nue, Scranton, P. Butter, Eggs, Lsrd, Cheese,
Fruits, Potatoes, Consi ,, nments soli
cited, and returns promptly made on sale of
Goods. References cheerhilly given. Corres
pondence solicited.-
CooPzit's celebrated Balcony
and Sewing attire, are gaining a wide reputa
tion. Jonn E. Fox; Agent.
so.. Those. indebted f.. 1 the estate
Of JAS.= tin are hereby t:ioXell that
must pay immediately, or cost will be roartj.
This is positively the last untie', that will h,
given. -1:. I: :•r;
Sept. 10, 1:472.
air. Tickets for 'all points West
via. 1.40 Shore and ,Michigan Sopthorn
fqr sato at Freight Del , t4 ,or, & N. Y.
R. R. CO.
Aug. 14—gm.
Now Advedillemints.
ESTRAM--datrio• into the enclos
ure of **undersigned. in taster towuald on
or about the 25th of August. 1572, a atuall *Ma p,
aa4
red Helfer ftalf. shoat Ise mantra old. The owner
Is requested to come Ibnrard, prove property. pal
charges, and take her sissy. or she will be disposed
of according to law. MAO B. BROWN.
Ulster. Pa., Sept. 5. 1572.7.itep.11-w3 , •
WEEKLY ARRIVAL OF .
• ANTHRACILK COAL •
on the Railroad, at Canal Streit, which will be sold
by the car load or less gaudily. and delivered on
reasonable terms. Please call at the Coal Yard.
JAMES WILBER. Salesman:
' Aug; 48, 1872. . 'L. S. CART. Proprietor.
ADMNISTR TOR'S. NOTICE.—
..CM-Notice is hereby given that all persons indebt
pd to the estate of John - Gard, late of Albany.
deceased, aro requested to make Immediate payment
and all persons having claims against said estate
must present the same duly authenticated for set
tlement. GEORGE GAUD,
sepal-via Administrator.
ADMINISTRATOR'S - NoTICE.—
Notice is hereby given to all persons indebted
to the estate of THOMAS CABE. late of Granville.
deceased. mutt make inimediato payment. and
all persons having claims against said estate must
present them duly authenticated for ietUement.
EILEON PACKAUD,
11.. W. JENNINGS.
sopa/Pei Administrators.
NOTICE.—Where rts, having been
.1.1 'Credibly informed of the existence of certain
Ear Wires in the Sustpaehanna river and its tribute..
ries within the County et Bradford It is hereby
ordered that the owners or managers thereof shall
destroy er dismantle the eamo within , ten days from
the date hereof, or I shall proceed to destroy and
dismantle the said Ear Wires as by Act Assembly
directed as the same aro hereby declared nuisances.
J. P. VAN FLEET.
,
Sheriff of Bradford County.
Towanda, Oct, 1, 1572.
NEW ARRIVAL OF
lIILLLIERY GOODS!
On and after SATURDAY, OCT. sth,
I R 11.21160 Prepared to exhibit my neli'arriTal of
MILLINERY GOODS
To the ladles of Towanda sand vicinity. -My stock
cosuprlses everything hi the line, and I shall con;
tune to sell at my usually reasonable rates,
Giro coo a call cud examine the good for pout ,
scan&
Oct. 1, 1872. S. U. 'GRIFFIN:
- •
MRS. R L. WOODRUFF, :
BEE HIVE STOKE,
i lia. 2 31Encrn's 73Lucx., T0W.47.C1A, PA.,
Has purchased from Mrs. 11. E. Parviu the eutire
rtock and exclusive right to e this piaci) the
CELEBRATED BPTTERICE PA ITEIiNS
Of girlie its I,:r Ladies, Ali ca, Men, Poys, and
Children. A Tarty and w:11 :elected atock of latest
styles on hand and constantly beir.g, received.
711P.5. E, L. WOODRUFF,
tir Luitericli's Patterns, '
Towanda. Pa.
Oct. 1, 113%
TRIAL LIST FOR ADJOURNED
IS' L: • -
• tvmm.
Jaccb Tome vs Israel Smith...
C. r. Welles vs Acme Spalding....
Ilenry 11. Porter v C. F.
James Vandyke vs Ethartan
D. S. Russell vs Elhansn
G. X. Shader, et al vs Usury Ward
Allen Jayne vs Solomon Stevens...,
sneosn Cattli.
Ilarrii k Patric); v, Ithaca k dtlicns 'EaLI-
road Co far att
Welles. Harrt.s C. L. Cicala, vt 4i..itrea l
Henry llarri a vs IVymnintz Insur.tneo
Fi-rt c.nbpvenri3 r,turnab:e Itoaday. Oct
11- i 1 , 72, a' Pi ce . ,1,,k, a 5 cool n ck, embp"e
LIU rettlrcal,le Monday. Oct. 21. 1b72. at /.0 o ,".k
a.m. W. A. TI.IOIIAS, Frt,tilf+nGtary.
TRIAL LIST FOIZ - OCTOBER
11.8. M. 1,72, -
I:ben Buntr.l.; ss ticrlLL ru
F. H. I..rs .lohn NVo:I , . et al •
11. 1.o:4; vs Lonlz's
licnrx k,k v* Putnam Illxtor..
P. S. .1111 h r i s A. 31cNua,r ,
- ct .
Henry Miner is N. Smith:- adn:r..
Wm. Bruno N's E. Porn. my._
Jrcmiali livinquan
Paulo Boughton vs W.:l.
Lioward Othesi vs 0. D. 1 kld..
SVm. Bra:rw vs Wm. H. Post ,
Wm. 11.. Foster is Wm. Brain-
John Jr.e aomsr. vs Francis
G. W. 1..-i •iord Gatrs
N. H. Matto. ks vs Wm. Harl.m
H. G. Colt:luau t s Chan
. Kruse vs JOhll
Subvo. , ras ts, 1572.
at 1 W. A. 'flit Prot.
! _ 60NIECTIO . NERY ! !
GROCEIIIF,S
The utlir,iguo.l t•A r( . ...stru thank, to
ftt twoplt c "%At au,ta i fvr tt._
t—ur.rotte patronage ext.ntl,l to him enritu.' the.
clew:, and rt thr• east, t;:r.t
he L 1,4 aa,1e.41 11:.-A ',astute , a stock vt
BEST FAMILY GIZOCEME
I'Iill;::.~.
Ho u~li roll cuntinue . the Bak:n:1 buNid,2:•B to all
4.1 bra:,, an,l far:,,,!, a:.3 - 11.1:14 in this ilnv
en theellortv,t 'fie , : and
(;I:ARANTEE SATISFACTION,
Mkt: up L.
)03r,
Alcrr ho mill at all tirn-, t) frtrutqL t Ih4
Luneh,n, t ulitcl: I,rxer than 1:,:;:.11.
othf r'S I,itiV,!
call. ,
-try. Pahl , rslietl o - ith• 1.. Ur( am.
Courazitou,ry at short nc i d..
Itela..mlwr tae Owe, nearly ovporilte the 3r,au.
Sept 11.'71
SALE QP BLOOD HORSES
.4:1, of VA , whl
1,k,• glace at the. Stables of JOIIN D. 110:STANYli.
TOWANDA, PA., on MONDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1814 ' t
at 2 o'clock. p.m.:
Ist. One Blood Bay Stallion TOWANDA." .5 yc-ais
old; Ah..va7a Chief. by liyslyho'ti
an, by Ohl iLdalla, he Uy alenabrino by kinportel 4 :
5.145,en41r
One 17.7 Mar.) "Fm!.:a ycars olk` o
o wn st,ter to Tow:‘l,lt,'• roc. saric ns
shove. •
3k!. Oi. 13iy
Cult • Liz.
sire, Ityadykes llatuldet,niatt.l years ckl. -
4th. One Celt 5 y, ars old, .• ltnowN;" sire,.•
p2ndeut," he by 1:3 - rtlylie".1
The dam of these colts in all respects had bat few
superiors. Frobably better colts do not 6tauci iu
any stable in the State. They are in direct line
(rein the best trottin:z stock.
Ztli..gne pair Dar.h Bay liarscs, u yenta dil, 11
lianas, ireli;lit 2,600, black points, matched
plete, and stylish, Drat-clans market horses..
6th. One pair Black Matched Ilorsea, G years t.kl.
]l*, handA,Arei g ht 2,4(0, very valuable also.
7th. Two Bay Mares. remarkable roadster.% la
vorably thrown in fold by Towanda."
Will also be sold at the satrie time ar.,l places. IV.
of ilarness?Cm-riages, and Sleighs..
Terms made known on day of sale.
JAMES FOSTER, Assi..mee ofllary
30111 i L. lIONTSNYE.
Towanda, Sept. 24, 1572.
TEIcHL
7Rs , EXA.IIINATIONS. -
ThO &unload Esannnaticins ,1 Teachers for the
Public Schools, trill be held as fa DWfi
Oct. 21-WilinetAngar Hun School House.
••
22-Terry, Terrytlan • "
• 23-Arbany and Oierton, Kellogg School H.
•• 21-3/onroe, dlonroeton School llonse
•• 23-Franklin, Centre
• " 2G-Granville. ••
•• 23-Leray, Corners
•• 23--Canton, ••
•• 30-Troy, ••
31-Columbia, Anstir...rmt
Noy. 1-Welles, , Rowley Hill
•• 2-South Creek, Bunning
•• 4-litidgbnry, Center, "
S-Smltltflcld, Center
•• G Slainglichl, •• ••
7 -West Ihirlinqton, Centre ••
•• U.-Burlington, Luther's 31;;t
12-Meter,
1:1--Sheshcquitz Centro
14-Athens, Boro'
•• IC,-Wysoz., Isere c l .•
IS-Litchfield. Centre
13-Windham. /Wyk - entail ••
•• 20-Rome, Hero'
•• Orwell Hill •
•• 22-Warren, Bowen h ollow ••
•• 23-Pike, Leltayre 4 -110
•• 23-Herrick, .Landon
•• 2:;-Wyalusing, Camptown "
- 2;-Tuscarora, Keeney ••
•• 2S -A.ylana, Centre ••
•• 2•/-Stauding Stone. Stec - ctiA •.
30-Tow/ands, Bora'
.k.plicauts will please prorido w;i11
I.'o:A4=p. Pen. Ink. Per.c:l. ant L'n'ma Sixth r.
E'er:lees to begin at 9 a.m,
t. .L KEENEY, Coanty - Soi:1-
Thibmida, 0 , •:. 1. P 172.
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE.-By
virtue ( - 4 au era,: issnel out of the Orphan's
Coral of Dradford C..unty, the molt rst.ltned. oze
ttemtnr 'of the estate of WilliamV
chair, late of L - I..ter „twp., di-ed. ~ T.p.- . so to
publlT. sal,: on the pretati , es in Ulster town,
ehip, on 'TIDAL 1e72. at 2
o'clock, p. m., th , lot, pa cc+
parcel of land situate in -I:l:+tcr township,. bounded
as followq: IloginniDg at th, solitikweit corner of
a tract of land belonging to Wm. Gibson and,belng
a corner of land of John Gilmore: thence by land
c.f said Gilmore north 2 dig. \vest 'l4; 5.10 per. to
a poet and stones earner; th-nee north 65 dc!!..
cast 27 2.10 per. to a stake rind thorwe south
45 deg.rast 43 per. to a whit,a thence ..outh
65 deg. east 3(1540 per. to a A - hito oak; thence aont.h
52 deg. east 42 G-10 per. to an angle; thence south
33 deg. east 10 per. to the south hue- of said Wm.
Gibsou'a land; thonce along the same north CS deg.
went 2-10 per. the place Of 17.•;,:inulnit. Contain
ing f 4 acres and DI 1 er ,- hoR, once
to paid on Vie propett,y helm:
O. .. , :100 TiJl
-
Wll. •
Executor.'
A UDITOE'S NOTICE.--Johu F.
31c.stls VI. 8. N A...L - 411*a11.—No. o6d. S.:V. T.,
MO. In the Con.rt .t Common I'leA.3 of
c.,nlity.
1,1,1;! , .r 1 , ,
I'...tirt Inc N , •} - ` i:. • hal.
lug 11 -ow wile ,f iu.il attood
to thedntiry of his appointuu.nt :It hi.; orrice lu the
Borough of Towanda, Pa.. on MoNDAy thu not
ay of SEPTEIRIEI:, nt 1 , 0 t•;clock, a.m., Of bal
3y. bavitig chip 1:4 uvuti tra44 wit
rt , mi t um n , totArr•Nl from L` - Fale „
, 14 .7.13.N.L.T..., Attlior.
THE LARGEST VARIETY OF
STOIES, RANGES, BALTEIIORE
TO DETOITND AT '
Wain, Etta 14 Co's
' IRON AND STOVE STORE,
American, New Empire, Hot Blast,
Magic Shield, Tribune, Excel
sior Range, Boynton Range,
Our long - experloncil in the trade enables us to
offer the very best known patterns.
Illuminator, American' Base Burner,
Brillant, Oriental Improved,
Morning Gory,
Favorite,?
Are all Stoves that give satisfaction. fu ordur to
be sure and be pleased. call and select the kind•yon
wish. -
PATENT ROUND! ZINC BOARDS
..eject
for att
..Case
—case
_cane
Knives and Forks, Rogers Brothers
Plated Ware, Clothe' 'Wringers,
Washtubs, Clothespiub,
Brooms,
-•
Brass lieitles, Rettles,
Lamps aud Chi r, ueiys,
ly'al
al l•eat
Ov:A
• •
appeal
Sett
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app , al
.
trtS pas•a
...... . appv:i
• ...... al
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Ou Landau,' made t, , r.lvr, of very superior quid,
Ay. as Iv o: as price or n. anoweat
WIIOLESAL Oii, RETAIL. .
Ilare ncrcr Ltrau excelled by ally. if at all eguafecl.
Au ie^c.. of yeira in 1.1.11 s liu: qualilles its to
certtin es:.thifzction..
;.1' .. "1"111.: LOWE ir
I
[lron, Stdele., Leather Belting, Rubber
• .110:-)c, Pilie Boxes, and . •
4..
;,. Wagon. Materials of 'all kinds.
II01:ACE A. Cu LE`:
;;'B'esicles the stock of Lock, Butts,
S.rrz-,1:171
DOORS, BLINDS, SASH, GLASS,
Lead Pipo Cistbru Pumps, Rotary
New Advoitisomonta
ALL wros i or
HEATERS, FURNACES,
HARDWARE,
TOWL'SDA, PA
And Many other patterrii of tried andapprovia
'l/' COOKING STOVES,
AND Lik:AUTIFUL
, I 1.4 0 Ait PETS,
Made expreesly fur um: under anal about Stores
HOUSE FURNISHIr GOODS
Of many Lime,
SHEARS AND
Feather Dusters, Flout: Sieges, Sc.
TIN \V A ft E
4EYNOLDiS'
litO.N FURNACES
AND OM EN'TAL
BASE - BURNINGqr f,T itN ACES
CIDEIL3IILLS,
AND PA DING MACE Csi
Ou ItLuul oe : ium.lo.l ou notice
Ileadquartß,rs for
BUILDING MATERIALS,
Latches, and Trimmings we can sell
Window acid Door Frames
ALLENTOWN LIME
AND lOC/PLAY CEIIENT,
Ictroattcea here by orimlyea;auLl 'tar superiur to
any. other.
PLATFORM k COUNTER SCALES
Patent Corn Hunkers at $2.50 each
4
HAY 'OPE,
LATH TWINE,
Cotton and Wire Clothes Lines
PAM'S, OILS, cOLORS,
Of exeellenhinality, and alwayg sold •for Just what
.they are, and the customer cats be sure Of not
'being sold." •
DLASTING4ND RIFLE POWDER
Made by Dupont,
Shot Guns, Rifles,
Revolvers, Pistols,
Flasks, Shot Pouches, Army
Caps, Whistles.
rumps.
Homes furnished with Gas Fixtures,
Water Worlir; Troughs,
Conductors,
. , On short notice.
Our aim shall be alsriya to giro Good Goods
awl Good Work at Ikasonable Prices. We izitrite
the trade of CMG BUYERS. Those who wish t:2‘.
ILittrED CUxurr we can di•petiett with.
CocMing, Russell 4 Co.
Now Advertisements.
THIS CAPS THE CLIMAX.
To .contemplate that man is made capable of
fathoming the depth of the mighty ocean and meas.
t )nce
tiring th e die to the most distant star, *and wal
were Moio say,capable of weighing the solid eon.
tents e e sun. And it is wonderfully strange that
ilds Arm of Brothers have made theitwelves so con.'
versant with every branch at the great and favor:
tent Clothing and Furnishing batdo that it makes it
unquestionably the place for every ono to buy,
'fere you Itrill find Clothes est:comely choAp,
Pilo upon pile, heap upon heap;
Of ovary grade, texture, and hue.
For White or Claes, Geollle or Jew.
All say at once. We will go thirty
For they do busindes on the squarer
Their alathea are goad. and priees just.
They pay for all, and give no keel.
All that want clothes should go,and sco
Thom . ) prices, styles, and quantity;
Hats, Caps, or Clothes, thin or thick,
Umbrellas or a Walking Stick.
Buy your Furnishing Goods of them; •
Buy all your Clottdng•of thpua ; • ,
Briy of thin Arm, buy of n& others,_
For reasons why, It 13 ; 1VOLY? BROTIIER9
Towanda, A. 1. 1972.
B. A. PETTES Az CO
(.:
NM - VT GOODS
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Tuwaltila, Oct.frUer 1, 1872
N i E W .. ( 4 , 0
.1)
JUST RECEIVED
FUR THE
Hi.ADD
- R,AJD
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OM
TAYLOR & CO.'S.
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Townutlw
Sept. 23, 1872
FIRST 'NATI:ON-AL-BANK;
OF TOWANDA.
CAPITAL • $125,000.'.
gIIUVIA'S FUND - 40,000.
Mtn Ilank offcra UNUSUAL FACIIMEiI tat the
traaractlon of a
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
INTERIIIT MD ON DEPOSITS ' ACCORDING TO
- AGREZEILMT.
811COCAL CARE OTT= TO TUE Cour=Hoz; or Noma
'SD CIII.CTS.
•
Parties wishing to MITI arrairr to any peat of the
Unitedritatea,ltaglarul, Ireland. Scotland, or the prin
cipal Cities add towns of Europe. can hero procure
drafts 1 or that purpoao.
PASB,IG E Tickßrs
To of from th 0.01,1 country, tiy bobt nt,:ana>r or sail.
shwaya on hand.
F43LITSEX tit/3CW= OVXIii. ►T &EDUCES 1L41T13
]ii ant hi:e paid 7or U.S Bomta. gout and Silver,
JOR. POWELI. Treßident
I kceulber 1. 18§9.
F ,
OR,-.SALE.--L rm A Platfo Sprin,r ,
Wagon, wltlctor baCk almost' nevi,
Lever been inn Ile miles. Also ono set of light
clatilble harness, thide by 3. V. Wilcox, almosl new.'
be gold reoltAtifil+le,
innell,72-if . .TOiN t. E(rf•
NEt 7 FIRM
CORER & COONS
Would announce that having bought out Mr.:L. - L.
MOODY, they aro now prepared to.offcr to 0 0 1..u.b•
Ito a large and varied aacortinent of :
BOOTS, SHOTS, TRUNKS,
Nre kcep.a full line of IIUMISIBEY ;
Ens k TRACY'S ruanufecturo of gala 1.4 wNI as,
many (Aber goods of tlrst:c4ee3 make.
And ensintuera eart.always -rely npou finding, a fall
szpp;rof theee goods fur
LIDIE9:OESTS, 3TISSE3, &
. . .
Stio , _ , makera •ana °then; At-sating j.cather hot
findings, &c., Nylllllll4 with us .a gold assortment ist.
.
all times. .
Mr. 5.9, Itolicrivm remAlits and le tilatly
•Ms" itt gze Tway oC ritra..Bout.e. to 'all 'atm. '
ilnarlavur Lim 'yid% a call. • . . .
As olir goods are all borietit or the niii.onfactnrers
we are able and will sell at the lowest bottom`price
for cash. We hope by fair dealing to merit the
rortage of all.
toii r, cgr.arm.
w. M. COON'S. . f -
Towanda:o4,lB72
T HE WORLD'S TONIC;
]Ei I 'l' S ,
ato.l Com.-,11, Imnplent. Con.--alnption, Colds. Spit
ting 1.11;. 0. „ 1, frillamati..i of OA Lifm;s, 'Catarrh,
I:ronrllit;s, I.lfo.ap, Whoni,ing Cough, Autlt:
ma. Y..iils in 1.1r.:.f.mt or Silo,"
Lo.s of App._••
• • • t.t Foyer and
L f v.. r Comp!sint.„l)farrhooa.. aml all
N o tlz•L'.l7lrA, ,•
an•l - ••,
Snlc dente, and sylior all orliers , should tr
C3' See Circula3f# further Infortuation.-51
jui1e12.72:-tt
FLQUIfIGAITT,T,
11,e dekree to give tylti..o tltat Lis new
- I`E . AII _FLOURING•JILL
IMO
GhINDING DOSE ON-TEE , L SAME LIA.Y
.4;11.-aat, Bucli.A - Lte%t on,l Wick L'orit Meal,
alwaya on haud and fur eslcat
=NM
15017 CE.—Person.. Itefulcy en the
wert sloe ~ !.th.- • river d..e , iirin , z to patronlz , : • thy hall.'
fe - rrya?..l.3 paid both whys, whcn they
mf•tnn Lt - -9l pls and npwatile.
.F.'9.AYERS.
TOE ANt ItJSIC AL ACADEMY-
COLLEGIATE LNSTITIAL,
•
Pupils will In receivel at any time at the'follci"iiin.;.-
i rates :
piano Forte pupils, p,..r quarter • $l5 CIO
1 . Including Harmony and Vo‘al class, per rfr. 21.1
S - rutc - mr Marx Qua - en:u' rs ADS'ANCE.
'Recitations-twice-a week. No dhu,.•kbn or time
!nada np.."-eacept in case of pets :of more than
- one week's duration.
This Music School LI eta.Ssified tallo decial - :..
merits ' viz Preliminary, Primary and Adr112 . 019111.
There will be a certificate givem„attlie completion of
, each course with the musical standing of the pupil.
Pupils from a - distance will find accommodations
i ter board and , piano practice, in the institutioe at
very N . moderate prices. -
JIICE.-11r.-Shcrwood: his a progress c eoru,c,
c - )mprisim, , the best modern methods, a Lag the
, prominent features and appliances of the o pop
. ular Lyons Musical Academy, of which his !nether;
Rev, L. H. Sherwood, was formerly princi • and
,proprietor. 1 r
Mr. Edgilr U. Sherwood his decided talent, giao
musical acqUirements and catenslvo experienc in
I teaclane.—Editoneechr.ster .Ilueical Times.. '
Towamla, May '3, 1572.•
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TAYLOR'S CRINBRATED OIL !
•
.
e Great Apuniatic Rentetly ahead bo kept and
Used by every Farmer that keeps either Cattle or
Horses, every Teamster and Livery Stable Keeper,
every Physician and Horse Fader for it will many
times corn pain and lameness when all 'Other medi
cines have failed. ?liners and Railroad Mnv
hcnld certainly keep it, for- it Is unsurpassed for
bruseir arid trpralitii. Blacksmiths should' keep it
- for their own-use and for their customers tender
footed horses, as nothing equals it for tender tot.
Every body suffering from pain and lameness of any
kind, burns,' cuts. wounds or any eruption of the.
skin, Corns, Chilblains or any disease ricintring an
outward application should certainly keep this cel,i„
boated medicine: Every bottle warranted to 1413
ratisfaction. For , sale by Dr. li. C. Porite SOti ,k, co.
Porter k Kirby and k!. W. Brown Druggists, Towanda!
DI. And by every. Drnggist and dealer In tr. 1.1-
" turd 3n4 adjoining comities.
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