sortculturtd._
How to Use Cora Fodder.
,
r The usual method of feeding. corn
'fodder has been hitherto a. very
wasteful oue, though now generally
recognized vabie as an article of feed
.has to some extent brought about a
change in this respect. Yet it isstill
true that the larger portion of the
cornstalks produced is wasted, so
far as its feeding properties are con
cerned. It is t common practice to
throW out - into the barn-yard to the
cattle a quantity of stalks, sometimes
not even unbound, and allow them to
eat what they can and, destroy the
rest. In the fighting and trampling _
done by cattle under such- circum
stances, the greater part of - the fod- i•
der is unconsumed, and becomes 8,
trampled down in the mire or snow, 3 4 .;
a tangled mass of tough, unbroken 1 1 1-!
stalks. There they remain, _ until 6
i s *.lecessary in the sprin g either to
cart them -- utt-to the!fields, or to turn 8
them over in the endeavor to get them 8 ..
rotted. In the one, ease, - they are P
useless as manure, and a very great
impediment to the plow, or harroW,
and ken to . the mowing machine, for
th , s v .o; teen remain on the surface
undecomposed Until the hay crop
crimes round again. In the other
case, much labor is necessary to get
them rotted, and the tearing - the
mass of them apart and turning them,,
i 'certainly the most severe labor the
farmer is called upon the perform.
sow, with a rational mode of using
them, - this trouble - and. annoyance
can be avoided, and their whole value
as fodder be. made, available. If a
- farmer Owns but one horse and cow,
he can save money by. procuringi a
fodder-cutter, and
_crating up and
feeding his corn-stalks. When few
stock are kept, tha copperstrip -fod
der cutter, of small size, and costing'
tin dollars or thereabouts, is suffici
ent. With a utitherous stock, a
I.lrge machine, to run by horse-power,
• 411:1 cos:tin! , ' $3O or $4O, would be,
-peeded. - Providea thue, the farmer
cut Up, the whole 'of his stalks.
They contaip, .when .properly harves
t t 1 god. housed, much nutritious
• ; ir,atter, and in - Our „experience we
_ hrlve found no difference in the 9.p- .
.rear - Luce' our stock, !or their pro.
1r ti qualities,whether fed on corn
-.1 , ..1 , 2r or hay. Cut up, wetted, and
:--prinkieri with meal of corn, oats, or
- buelwileat, either singly or ground
together, with wheat or rye bran in
cqual proportionS with the grain, at
tie rat~ of one quart to the bushel of
fodder, with , a handful of salt, they
naple a feed capable of keeping stock
cf all kinrh in good, thriving condi
tion throughout the winter. The
quantity needed for one feed is one
- - lyititel of :this mixture to each full
. „ T own 'animal. Yearlings consume
one half and younger calves one-third
f this amount.
Zkimined Milk for Hens.
ulitor of the PoWiry World
114k - tit?g that It lleighbOr whim he had
With pullets had. beaten
im in eg.f.'.rs, inquired into the cause,
...11 , 1 gives the 'following explanation.
may add that any kind o
milk tiiicltened with bran, is ex
•:I„nt ford. for all kinds of poultry
"They commenced laying in;iocto
and have been at it ever since,
the . 114onishinent if not the envy`
(1 the neighl)orS of the fortunate
, )wn , ,r. who hl - !.' been selling eggs
ihe paqt four. months for forty
c!tllit!-. per dozen and upwards.
nc paitiete. of meat • or scraps
•
iren. and but the veriest trifle of
;.:table food is fed in the shape of
f:\i• boiled potatoes about once a
In abundance of grain is al
it,wed of various sorts, ground and
unground, but never • coolied, and
plenty of unburnt oyster shells poun
ded, arc at all times aenssible. They
have a supply of skim Med milk every
day, so that they can kelp themselybs
to v,:hal they want, no other drink
g I,i ovided. , Skimmed - milk and
the while of an 16 - g,r_2; are very much
thungh the cream has been
undolubtedly the- full at-,
of indilin corn supplies the
constituents of the yol4. Soma
I , ', s think they eau not afford to
give milk to hens, but must save it
I'ur the pip. But if skimmed mil:
is worth ! one anti a-half cents per
to•feed to swine, as some claim
i,--werth three cents for poultry,
if, by its ue, winter eggs can be ob
:',.ined and sold at high prices."
•,
4,11.1.
How TZ.) KELP Cur:ay.—A cones
wml,-,nt of Moore'; Rural gives the
C.)llowing : "For the benefit of
of roar readers who have never
~, , uce(seilcd in keeping celery -in eata
condition throughout a winter,
and I know of several) I will give
ttic. liyv.-hich. I have preserVed celery,
11;:c from rot or rust, as late as the
inst. Of March. , Never worked at cel
ry, in any way except the plants be
lierfcctly dry. Earth up never before
lo o'clock, a. na., or after four p. m.,
'and . then only on a very dry and sun
shiny day. In the fall, as soon as
the ground begins to freeze enough
'to make the slightest crust in the
oiorning, select a dry and sun-shiny
day, as near noen : as possible, pack
your celery in boxes, (I use soap or
st , q•ch boxes), placing first . a layer of
e:lrth, about one inch deep; then a
layer of celery; placing the plants
- }ust far enough apart to not la:„;
agaist each other, and thus alter
nating earth. with celery until the
I). , xes are filled, having: the "first
Mud last layers of earth. Place the
boxes where the celery not in
free7e, (but not in a heated roOm),and
your 'etlery will keep splendidly, and
always convenient for use.. ;
141104-•--=
REMEDIES; F6ll. STAGNINT 'WELLS
The waterin.Wells frequently be
comes foul from various causes;
sometimes from the soaking into
them of surface water from rich land,
:;here there is' a largo amount of
vei , etable or animal mold, *sometimes
ir:)ra there being an amount of water
in the well, which if not 'drawn -off,
stagnates and becomes offensive. A
of water remaining undisturbed
for a few weeks is liablaAo become
foul which, if occasionally agitated,
would' remain good. If stagnant
w;iter becomes tulpalatable,it may be'
rendered drinkable by - Pottring it
filoin one vesser into another three or
A'Air times, l'ettißg it; fall two or
three foet.. By so doing ; it cornea'
in-contract with the- oxygen of: the
• air, which purifies it. Another Meth
f",:l of purifying water is filtering it
all a ter charcoal. A. hogs.-
t..yr.,--thirds•full of sand can be
mar the-well, the waiter
,pumped
o it, a hole made in the - bottom
vered with spon'gr: and the water
pre-DT - lite through and be
d: A chain pump or bucket is the
~ •
fa 9 it rigitatate's the
for well,
tirr“: it is used.--Couhtry
lIII=I
~•)1' iu ZQ a died inUantly a few
• t. • !rim
110-Roads.
TVTABLE OF THE SULU.-
&ZRIE ELULIMD.—TaIIing effect oti
Monday, Jane 14, 1872.
_ 11=1371111,
P. Y. X.
2:80' 6:00
2:40' 6:10
3:00 6:80
3:25 7:00
3:92' 7:10
3:40 7:20
4:00 • 4":45
4:95 8:20
P. M A. ff.
TOWANDA
NLROLkY JITROME
. --MONROE
WILOOTh
....DVSHORE
.... BERNICE
IL P.
.!3enl, •
pA. & N.Y. CANAL ,st R.B. CO.—
- 'AIMANGENEFT. OP pASEO3ESG ER TRAM.
To take effect Monday, June 10,1871.
'
BOI7THWASIX If O=IIIIFAILD.
-
11113512 AL
No. No. No. No. No. No.
33. 9. 7. STATIONS. 34. 21. • 4.
Y PSI Ali i 2_ at Pal P X
45 100 910 Elmira 1945
_613 945
20 180 '9 45 Waverly 12 00 535 9 001
35 187 10 00 --Athena. 11 45 52S 850
-20 2 05110 40 .....).Towanda.... 11 05 457 810
-22 1 1130 .....Wyalnalng.... 10 05 715
1
45 305 11 60 Laceyville.... 943 406 654
14 12 12 ....Ideshoppm... 920 632
25 12 20 ....Idehoopany,.. 918 625
; 55 . 35012 43 ...Tunkhannock- 842 320 556
100 442 150 ......Pittuton..... 725 232 450
125 . 500 215 - -Wilkes Barre.. 700 2.15 4 511
730 433 —Manch Chunk.. ..... 11 45 135
M 828 6 Allentown.... A
50 1
w 10 47 12 20
840 CO5 ..1 -Bethlehem ... 10 80 12 00
915 635 ) Easton 10 05 11 35
10 30 820 ..4.Phlladelphia... 830 745
rw9 40 New Torii. ... 7 001 900
..,... .....
_ "r w • ISt Alt
leaves Tcrwanda at 710 a. m. ;Athena, 7 50
overly, 805 a. m., arriving at Elmira at
.Co. 331
a. m.; Wa
9 00 A. sf.
e• Elmira at sso p,: m.; Waverly, at
ens, at C 30 p. m., ►,arriving at To.
No. 31 lest
-615p.m.; Ath
.dast7ls,
Oara attached to [Tad= 2 and 9
in Elmira to Philadelphia.
B. L. PACIEER.
Superintendent.
Drawitig 800.
min through fro
ROUTE', TO PHILADEL
NTVVHFLLL
ti
• NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Shortest and most direct line iPhiladelphia, Bal
timore, Washington, and the Sett
Passengers by this .ronte take lenzuiylvaiga &
New York Railroad train, passing Towanda at 10:40
A. 11., and 2:05 p. m., make close connection Mlle
thlehern with Express train of North Penn'a Rail
road, and arrive in Philadelphia at 8:20 P. M., and
10:30 p.m., in time to take night trains either for
the South or West. Palace cars are attached to the
2:05 P.M. train.
City passenger cars are at the of on arrival. of
all trains cone passenger ato e various Depots
and to all partsof the city.
ILETLICELSG.
Leave North Penn's Railrbad Depot, corner Berks
and American E" 1111..lelphis, at 8:30 k 9:15 A.M.,
arriving at Towanda 1:11 &. 8:05 .M., same evening.
bfann's Eagmge Expri= colic and delivers bag
gaze, office No. - 105-BmA •. Fifth treet, Philadelphia.
FEZIGLIT ACCOXMOD SION&
'freight received at Front ana oble streets, Phila
delphia, and forwarded try DAR Fast Freight train
to Towanda. and all points in nsltklanna valley
with quick dispatch. 3LARRE,
Gen. Agt. N.P .11.11., Front and Willow Sta.
Jana 9,1852. „, Philadelphia.
E RIE RAILWAY.
NEW amp Immo= Dnawnso Rood AND SLEEPING
COACHES, combining all Modern ImproTernedta, are
run through on all Trains between NesrFork, Roch
ester,. Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Suspension Bridge,
Cleve--land, and Oir.cintati.
Abstract of Time Table, Adopted Rine 3,1871
'F'ESTWAILD.
STATIONS. INo ( No. .No. No.
L I 3. 7. t 3. •
- -- - -
lA. M. lA. M P.M.P.Si.
•
New York Leave '•2 001 11 00 530 7•00
Jersey City. " . 915 1115 5 .45 720
Susquehanna :.. " 3 501 815 -155 , 235
"
Great Bend . - 8 371 217
Binghamton " 4 34, 915 252 325
Owego... ' ...‘ 5 151 1010 345 411
Waverly " I 5 501 1100 4 27i 448
Ehnira ' " G 25 ! 11 50 505 . 525
Corning " 702 12
35
5 421 C. 01
Painted Post " •
Ilochester --Arrive. - 10 . 30 1 .:
Bornellsville.... " 815 2 0503
Buffalo, " , , 11 50j 6 . 20, l
Niagara Falls, " 112 451 7 001 7
Snsp'nsiou Bridge ,!_ 12.501 7 051
Clifton V. -1 .7" 12 55 715
.Thankir9 , .:- 14A • 7 32
Cleveland " G 25' 2 001
Cincinnati " I- •4 25 i
-a". 24. 1 r. Si.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL TRAINS WESTWARD.
5:00 a.m., except Sn.ntlays, from Owego.' Stopping
at Tioga 5:27, Smithboro 5:55, Barton 6:12, Waverly
7:00, Chemnng 7:30; Wellsburg 8:05, Elmira 8:40,
Big Blats 10:20, Corning 11:30, Painted Post 11,46,
Addison 12:58 p.m.,' Rathboneville 1:27. Cameron
Mills 1:52. Cameron 2:15. Adrian- 3:10, Canisteo
3:40. arriving at HornellsviLle at 4:00 p.m,
5:15 a.m., except Sundays, from SnErinetiatina.
Stopping at Great Bend 5:38. Kirkwood 5:52: Bing
hamton 6:12, Hooper 6:35, Union 6:45, Campvtlle
7:03. k/wego 7:20, Tioga 7:40, tmithboro 8:00, Bar
ton 8:08, Waverly 8:27 Chem, ng 8:40, Wellsburg
8:55. Southport 9:11, iLmira 0:13, Big Flat! 9:50,
Corning 10:17: Painted Post 10:24, Addison 10:53,
Rathboneville 11:10, Cameroniilills 11:91. Cameron
11:10, Adrian 12:00, Canisteo 12:13, and arriving at
Hornellswille at 12;22 p,m.
6:00 a.m.. daily, from Bustin hanna. • !hopping at
Great Bend 6;20, Kirkwood 6:18, BinghamtOn 7:18,
Rapper 17:43, Union 17:53, Campville 18:15, Owego
8:38, Tioga 19:01. Smithbord, 19:15, Barton 19:25,
Waverly 10:00. Chemnug 110:15, Wellsburg 10:35,
Elmira 11:00, Big Flats 11:40,ICorning 12:12 p.m.,
Painted Post:112:15, Addison 12:45, Rathboneville
11:00, Cameron Mills 11:15. Cameron 1:27, Adrian
11:50, Canisteo 2:02. and arriving at Hornellsville at .
2:15 p.m.
1:10 p.m., except Sundays, from Susquehanna..
Stopping at Great Bend 1:57. Kirkwood 2:30, Bing
hamton 3:12, Hooper 4:18, Union 4:52, Campvilli?
5:30, and arriving at Owega.at 6:05 p.m. •
1:15 p.m., except Sundays, from Elmira. Stopping
at Big Flats 1:39, Corning 2:eo, Painted Post 2:06,
and thence, via Avon, to Buffalo, arriving at 8:57 pm.
2:30 p.m., except SundaN2a, from Binghamton.
Stepping at Hooper 2:43, Unibn 28.50, CanapVille 3:05,
Owego 3,:18. Tillga 3:35, Smithboro 3:45, Barton 3:52,
Waverly 4:08. Chemung 4:2o,llreffiburg 4:32. South
port 4:47, Elmira 4:49, Big Flats 5:17, Corning 5:35,
Painted Post 5;42. Addison 6.22, Rathboneville 6:15,
Mi
Cameron ng 6:27, Camera 6:35, Adria 6:55, Can
isteo 7:07, and arriving at llornellsville 7:15 p.m.
EASTWATth.
STATIONS. 1 No. No. ' No. No
112. • :I. B.t 2.
Cincinnati Leave
Cleveland
Dunkirk
Clifton
finer'nsion Bride
Niagara Fa 115....
Buffalo
'Hornellsville
Rochester
Corning
CMII
Elmirt
IN'averly
Owego
Eingharnton
Great I;end
Susqnvhapna
MEE
Pert .Jervis.
:41klilietown
Goshen ....
linwburgli
Paterpon '
Newark
3creey City
New York
ADDITIONAL LOCAL TILAL`iS EASTWARD
5:00 a.m.,except Sundays fiord Efornellaville.
Stopping atanisteo s:22...Adrian 5:47, Cameron6:so,
Cameron Mills 7:00, Rathbonetlie 7:30, Addison
'8:25, Painted Post 9:15, Corning 10:00, Big Flats
10:42. Elmira 11:30 a.m.. Southport 12:05, Wellsburg
1:18, Chemung 1:50, Waverly 2:30, Barton 3:08,
smithboro 3:25, Tioga :345, and arriving at Owegq
at 4:10 p.m.
5:55 a.m. daily from Hormellsvill.- Stopping at
Camera 7:45. Addison 8149. Corning 9;47, Eimifa
11:03, Waverly 12;42. p.m..' Smithboro 1;40, Tipga
2;00, Owego 2;30, Campvillo 3;03, Union 3;38, BRig-
Innaton 4:12, Kirkwood 4;57, Great Bend 5;22, and
nrri.ing at Susquehanna at C;00 p.m.
7;00 a.m., except Sandays frogs llornelliville.—
Stopping at Canisteo 7;13. Adrian 7;25, Cameron
7.12, Cameron 7;42, Cameron Mills 7;48,-Kathbone
vide 8;03, Addison 8;13. Painted Post 8;30, Corning
8:33, Big Flats 8;45, Elmira 0:08. Southport 9:15,
Wellsburg 9:30, Chemnng 0;45, Waverly 10;00, Bar
ton 10;15, Smiilaboro 10;23. Tiega 10;35, Gwego 10;18
Canapville 11:05, Unirri 11:20, Hooper 11;30, and
arriving at Binghamton 11:10 am.
7;00 a.m., except Sundays, from Owego. Stopping
atCampville 7:47. Union 8:28, Hooper 8:41, Bing
hamton 9:10, Kirkwood 10:30, Great Bend-11:15, and
arriving at Susquehanna at 11:51 a.m.
1:55 p.m., except Sundays. from Hornellsville,
Stopping at Canine° 2:05. Adrian 2:20. Catneron
2:45. Cameron Mills 2:51, ltathboneville 3:07, Addi
son 3:23, tainted Poat 3:53. Corning 4:35, Big Flats
4 :28'Llm ira 4 Southport 5:12 Wellsbn.rg 5;30, Cho
mung 5:48, Waverly 6:05, -Tioga 6:50, Owego 7:03,
Campville 7:32. Union 7:52, Hooper 7:59, Binghatia
ton 8;20, Kirkwood 8:45, Great Bend 0:02, and ar
riving at Snsquehanntiat 0:22 p.m.
1:58 p.m.; except Sundays. from Painted Post.
Stopping at corning 2:05, Big Flats 2:25, and arriv
frigid Elmira at 2:40 p.m.
• Daily.
Mondays excepted, between llornellswille and
Pert Jervis,
G Stop Sundays only.
p,7-Through Tickets to all points West at the
very Lowest Bates, for side in the Company's °face
at the Waverly Depot.
This is the only authorized Agency of the Erie
Railway Company for the sale of Western Tickets in
Waverly.
Ramage will be checked only on Tickets purchased
at the Company's Mace.
L. D. EIICKED” , ,
Snpt.
NEW .A,RRIVAL OF
MILLI- E GOODS!
On and after Serval:,Ar, Ocr. sth,
T abaft be prepared to exhibit my new arrival of
MILLINERY GOODS
To the Ladles of Towanda and :vicinity. ltfy stock
pomprises everything in the line, and I shall con
tinue to sell at my winally reasonable rates,
Give me a call and examine the good for your-
Oct. 1. 1:372
TtittRELLS ! BAERELLS !=-A.
snpi.l7 Cam' and Pdrk narrate, and all
kinds of ec.optr Work or. Land, at W. A. ItOell-
WELVS. 0cL9.12.
A 0 TO FROST SONS FUR- C
Niturtr. I.llllslarld for pow tt7lei of Bed
:n,.
VIRIIEBS, bring ~yonri r t r i c git t en
and fectl h •
dzn. VO,
rWANDA
ECTI:ItIO3C:D.
Marble WOrki.
CU
IN:4
T:33
I:21
T:O6
6:30
610
6:10
1:50
6:15
11 :45
11:35
11:15
10:10
10:50
1016
9: -
9:00
CM
133
Have just received tae Urged 'eslartreest la
A.R•33Zi 333
Erie eshiblted in this aeotion. tothey
invite tbe attention of the ynblio..
• ,
They keep on bend or tongeh to order
TONS STONES, *ANTLES, &,c4,
Pigeons in vent of anything in crar line I are re-
spectfully invited to all and examine our stock.
Towanda, 31aY 1. 1271
LADIES FRIEND.
The saleS of Sewing Machines in
1871, u reported'under oath ht '1872, to thri owner.
of Sewing Machine Patents, show that the
MANUFACTURING COMPANY
10 20 10 20
7 05137 20
11 20 11 20
12 1012 10
12 15- 12 15
12 20 : 12 20
12 50: 12 50
7 00, 700
00; 600
31. A. 3f.
More Sewing Machines than were
sold by any other company daring the sup period.
N EW GOODS
P. M. I P. M. A. M
6 45
9 00!
SI.
co 45
5 15
1 10
1 SO
1 40
1 45
2 30
S G IS
4 00
7 25
8 03
10 00
's3o' 955 E 715
5 401 10 CG. 1 720
5 451 1012' 730
6 201 11 25 1 800
1010, 3 051 11 00
800
11 38, 4 32 , 12 13
1.2 151 5.13, 12 47
12 501 5 491 120
1 301 628, 150
215 , 711; 238
241 i 7 401 302
3 001 8 101 330
6 54111 11 55, 646
7451 12 421
8 40
9 25
10 10
10 58
2 52
3 53
803 1
11 401 8 35
10 001 235 854
2 051 515,
111 38' 3 10i 925
I 1100! 330 i 940
N. r.
5 50
700
O 33
7 00
A. 0.
JOID: N. ABB,OTT,
Gen . ' Pager 4141
S. M. GRIFFIN
GEO. MeoAl3g & SON
MEMCA AND IT'N
MONUMENTS,
Of ever,' 5t716..
AT THE LOWEST TERMS.
McCA.I3E:33r. SON.
S I N a- 'RIR
I=
SOLD LAST 1M01 , 181.26 - 4 arAcffrsra.
Ninety per cent of them being
r•
FOR FAMILY USE.
This is over 50,000
Every Machine sold by I
WICKITAAI 4§:" BLACK
Gmaram. AGrats,
TOW!.iDA,
Aug. 14, 1872
-AT
B. A. Pettes & C
OPPOSITE THE i COURT HOU
Consisting ola general line of
STAIEE'ANI)
FANCY DRY GOOD
MEM
SHAWLS,
HO
GLOVER FOR LADIES AND GENT
WATSZPBOOF CLMIIS AND CLOA*
VELVETS AND VELVETEEN
Atso
Rani GOODS' FOR
12,11E1
LINEN SWITCHES, ins AND
Of all the Latest Styles.
MILLINERY GOODS IN ALL YAM
_ _
Towanda. Oct. 8. 1872.
SOMETHING NE
W. A. ROCKWELL
•
t .
Has purchased a Large and elegant aaeorltwat of
JEW .EL I "Y",
GOLD AND SILVER WATCI4I9,
&OCHS OF ALL KINDS,
00W AND tams CHAINS _ EDDA
PLATED TPA SETS, 00 El
And all the splendid goods for
WEDDDCG ASD 1101SDAY-PIUME:NTBe.
Spoons and Yorks In sets, Pena, Ckutrami and In
fact everything to plasm, with an exalts* lariety of
Sprxtaclea and, Clocks.. ,
Having purchased from the late A. Y. Warp/We
estate the entire !ot of tools and fixtures I pre
pared to do all kinds of work at the shortest notice
and warranted. Please give me a call and mainline
the goods andi will try to give ypu. entire Nelda>
Use. - '
Toininds, Oct. 23, 1872
.tirtMtabi, 11134
THE UISDIERSIG HAYING
mound theadtre Wind of
ths Ism ea B. PATON Co., Is WM rePred
Mil
to one to Chi cttlatos of Besdkod Ooonty tad yid*
tr. a tams and wen selected stook of
I
I
GROCEBIEB,
_ _
WWII I Sari parohised fa Ctsib, maid god ooltlyis4"
that Ism sell at s. km Simms stun. be pareamed
doeithoss. I now offer to tbopnatica splendid stock
TEAS, OOFFEES, SIIGABS, :
:
•
Have IC bandA4rge stock cd
AKRON FLOUR,' GRAHAM _ M
I keep constantly on land. POBX. LUNA LIM% stld
'I
all kinds of NEU. Would call the atteatioa of tke
public to our Owl Be Beat
laviallty or prim. Jena. Oak3ersOelebratedLsoa-
dry. New York Chemical and Brown Soap.
Large ,rnasoitzneat of yeinme, NOTIONS, TOILED
SOAPS, &0., &c. I lOU per the higheateuh Price foe
Farmers, give as a call before 'ening eliewhere
ell persons Indebted to the letie Lturwillpleasecall
and make immediate payment.
Towanda, March, 12,1867
Al . J. LONG.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
FLOUR, FEEP, MEAL, &a
COB MAIN AND BRIDGE STS
I desire to call the attention of the public to nay
assortment of goods, which "is always fall and com
plete, and will be sold to my customers at lowest
market rates.
My stock of
ln been purchased since the late redaction In the
tariff-on them, and are offered at prices to cor
respond.
Orders by mall or otlyervise will- receive camfu
and prompt attention.
18W
Thanking the publlc for the liberal patronage
they hero MTen me, I wish a continuance of the
feb 20'71
Ipo4l. SL. HERCIJR are 'low receir
ing a fresh stock of Goods in their line, bought
since the Ist .fiumary, to which they Incite the at
tention of their friends. We keep the largest stock
In town. Our goods are fresh and desirable. We
sell at lowest market prices.
Jan. 19, 1871.
RI
FRESH AND NEW TEAS, bought
since the recent decline in prica, and selling
cheap at retail. FOX k ILERCUR,
Jan. 19. 1871.
VOX & MERCUR are selling Gro
x. ceries at retail. dart. 19, 1871.
VOX & 31TRGITR are selling New
-1; and Fresh Hoods. Jan:19.1871.
F OX & MERCVR are selling Gro
..a: eerie' cheap. Jan. 19, 1871.
VOX & ITERGUR are selling first
class Goode only. Jan. 19,1871.
VOX & lIERCUR are selling
cheaper than ever. Jan. 19, 1871.
': .
EMEMBER that we are selling
JOU Good' at
RETAIL!
And that wU' won't be undersold.
Jan. 19. 1871. FOX & MERCUE.
MICHIGAN FETE-CIIT TOBAC
CO—Very choice—at
FOX. & =CUR do not' deal in
Shoddy Goods. Jan. 19, 1871.
nIIR CUSTOMERS can rely upon
getting the'vary best the market affords and at
. .
owest prices.
Tcrwsnds, Jan 19,11
REMEMBER TEAT FOX k, MER •
CUB are retailing all kinds of .Grocaries at
wholesaleprices. The largest stock in town. Goods
first class. Prices low. F. T. FOX.
EMI
PrEBEST KEROSENE OIL. IN
town by the quantity or, retail at
FOE k MERCER'S.
G ROCERIES AND_
•
PEECOS. co.
Respectfully announce to the 'Public in general, that
they have opened a large and choice stock of
GROCERIES AND_ PROVISIONS
-
corner Main and Franklin streets, Towanda, whi , lt
they Will sell as cheap as
. the cheapest for
CAII‘SHI
•
lon will always find Tciat Ittarorrn there, just as
happy aa ever. to wait upon' all old customers and as
many new ones as will favor them with s Call.
THOS. =IL THOS. 11171 R & CO.
THOS, lIISIDETIL. April, 11. 187.2
I 723
W,
TO THE. PUBLIC.
Having bought the stock and leased the old stand
of Cowell k Myer. I would say to all who bnythelz
in this place, that I shall endeavor to' keep a select
assortment of everything usually kept in a Grocery
Store. Also a full line of
Which I propose to aell ery cheap for cash.
I respectfully solicit a share ofyour patronage
and think I can make it inutuaily adTantageona for
Qt •
• Tours, rely reaped:fully;
J.:II. J 011313011.
I Towanda, July 3, Mt '
W. A. ItOCIEWZLL.
R. FL PATCH,
alle DO.. BUCIEWELLT DO.
STOCK OF TOBACCO,
WOODEN WARE,
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Cl. B. PATCH
WOOD. WILLOW, AND STONE WARE.
No. 1 PATTON'S BIROS,
TOWANDA, PA
TF kS, COFFEES,
AND
SPICES,
CASH PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCT-
FOX & 3FERCIIII.I3.
Jan_ 19,1871
Sept 29,'70
GROCERIES
YANKEE NOTIONS,
BAKERY AND DIN G ROOM
pct block north of Ward House.
• r
BASED DAILIr,
And maid at Who Janie. and Retail.
In our ELNINGSOOSII3 we will accommodate the
public with either a lunch or it good meal at all
times of th , day and evening. ,
OM= AND ICE triIELM .ON: RAND DURING
THEM SEASON
-Also s ilia assortioont of Groceries. Confectionery,
Fruits, nits, &c.
mayliF U
"IMAM TATLOti
FASHIONABLE Timms,
Opposite Public Square, •
Keep always on hand a full snort-
READY-MADE CLOTHING
In all the latest styles;
HATS OAPS AND UMBRELLAS,
Furnishing - 4(3E. oo d 8
CUTTING DONE ON SHORT
ALL WORK W
6 6 MAIN. SITBEET,
•
HENRY FRANKE,
•
ffinecessor to Him= •
MERCHANT TAILOR,
80. I, Griffith & Patton's Block, Bridge Street, To.
wands. A good assortment of Cloths, Vestings and
Cassimeres, constantly on hand. Goods made to
order in the best =auk.. dec.7,11.-17'•
'•
I •
•
O. B. PATCH.
THIS CAPS THE CLIMAX.
To_ contemplate that man la made capable of
fathoming the depth of the mighty ocean and meas
uring the distance to the moat distant star, and ws
were_abont to say,capabie of weighing the solid can
tents of the sun. And itis wonderfully strange that
this Jinn of Brothers hsyc made ttunnselyel so con-
versant with every branch of the great and inspor
tint Clothing and Furnishing trade that it makes it
'unquestionably the place for every one to buy,
Here you will find Clothes' extremely cheap;
Pile upon pile, heap upon heap;
Of every grade, texture, and hue,
For White or Black, Gentile or Jow.
All say at once, We will go there,
For they do business !, on the square:"
Their Clothes aro good, and prices just,
They pay for all, and give no trust.
All that want Clothes should go and see
Those prices, styles, and quintity;
Hats. Caps. or Clothes, thin or thick,
Umbrellas or a Walking Stick.
Buy your Furnishing Goods of them; _
Buy all your Clothing' of them;
Buy of this firm, buy of no others,
For reasons:why, it is NVOLFkjytOTtIEP4.
Towandi; Oct. 1. 1872.
NEW HARDWARE STORE!
HARDW A. 11.
At the old stand of 2ilarshall' Brothers, lu
Call and examine oar goods and prices. We have a
Iltrge and well selected stock of
•
IRON, NAILS, GLASS, PAINTS,
OILJOBI'OVES k 11013 SE FURNMIDIG GOODS
M. J. LONG
Of MI kinds. Farmers and Builders will find that
this is the place to buy Hardware at the
LOWEST PRICES OFFERED
We hare adopted the CASH SYSTEM, as we are sat.)
'stied this is the only correct and sate way of doing
business. We shall pay special attention to mann.
facturiw Tinware and doing all kinds of Jobbing at
therlowest rates.
15:12
BL0 . 01) & • CO.,
Still continue o manufacture their celebrated
HORSE POWERS & CLEANERS,
and will ell a bettir machine, for less money than
can be had elsewhere in the world. We claim for
our Ita. , hirmi that they will do as much, or more,
then any other, and are more durably bullt.: We"
personally superintend eur work and see that it is
well down. We will send
. DISCRIPTIVE CATALOGUES, '
,
of our =Calle% On appllcatlou.
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
Ore cf Two Horse THRESHER d SEPERATORS,
FANNING'HILL4',
SAW AND GRIST MILL work dontito order.
Give cos a call before pore:wing elsewhere.,
*Va 'DO QUOMVIDI 'SNZEaV
"OD 2 taoOrl'a;
Aug. 2. 1889. _
rErNDERY & Mk.CIDNE SHOP.
E. T. FOX.
HE RY2IEFLCUIt.
The tmderaigned having purchaaod the Foimdry
and Machine Shop Lately owned by John Carman,
'are prepared to do all klnda of work appertaining to
theirhasineas, with promptness and diapatclo.
SENUTS IfERCIIR
CIRCULAR SAW. MILLS,
' SHINGLE MACHINES
Of the latest and most ImpiciTed kinis •• • •'• ••
and kept constantly on I;and read 7 for rise.
MEM= IBM AIM, iirOODEI
Of all hada.
CULTIVATORS, CORN PLOUGHS
PLOUGH POINTS
Of all kinds, and Om latest improvements kept
constantly on hand.
STOVE CA‘STINGS
SLED AND SLEIGH SHOES,
And all kinds of castings famished to
March SO. 1270. MEANS & ' •
C 0 -K. E I
The SEEM moat DEEGILLAT.E.• and most WO
NOIEICAL FUEL tor culinary purposes during sw
mar. For sale by the.
TovAinu GAS 00XPANY
Twelve centi - pg bashed at the du House. oral.
eta Coati 1n1Y30,2470.
IL W. BOOTT & CO.
facet of
iND COATINGS,
GENTS'
In great variety.
NOTICE.
TOWANDA, PA.
JUNE & LEWIS
Are just rocelciag a nee supply of
KERCIIR'S BLOCK.
TUNE it LEWIS
da, July 11, 1872
THRESHER and .CLEASTR4,
CED.CI7I4B AXID Dll6O 6/LW MIL4/11,
MILL GEARINGS,
MAN DRILLS,
Andial kinds of
MILL IRONS
3LiDE TO OBDEIL
ENGINES REPAIRED,
And all irork warrantedito give tatistactiou.
PLOUGHS,
C3EIIIiN POWERS,
LARGE AND 'SMALL BIZZ.
I MM >1
:
Grooorieusua Proviiimui
GROCERY • AND PROVISION
STOI2/311.
31.00 . Ai3E & EDWARDS.
WtioWale and Hata Dodos in
FAMILX - GROOFAIES
OV,I I 0 NS,
=ass% saw BLOM TOWLNDA. PA.
dl!
do not deem It necessary to =amen ill the
diterent articles we keep. ?animate:meat Isds
ALWAYS COMPLETE,
WI sell nothing bat
FIRST CLASS GOODS.
Oish paid for Pumas Produce.
March 1.1870
CENTRAL MARKET.
The caborribers Ant cantinas to keep constantly
ple
on hand inll and comte assortment of every
thing pertaining to their Loudness, emulating Main
-17 of '
BRFT, PORK, FRESH AND SALT
sUOAB• CUBED RAMS.
MUTTON, sm. - LAMBS
VEAL, POULTRY,
BAUSAGE. LARD,
BOLOGNA, DRIED BEEP,
TALLOW, Arc., kc.
•
ALA
NI • I• S • r 3•
, FRESH FROM THE LAKES.
OYSTERS BECEMID DAILY
In their sessoa.
Mlles wishing Oysters In large or small quanti
fies will be furnished on short notice, at the old
stand. Oicrintal. ktazirr, blontanye's Block, fast
door north of Dr. Porters.
Csala o,lDaamst. 1E.1 0 1.131d a 1117LLOCRE.
Tuto. klut.toca. J
Feb. 31. 1370-tf
HIGHEST ATAR-KET PRICE
IN CASH, PAID FOB
'GRAIN, . BUTTER - AND EGGS,
GEORGE SMITH,
• -1
TiTBkIIKING, PA.
April 18, 1872.
Boots and Shoes.
NEW FIRM
Di TEE
BOOT AND - SH6E TRADE.
CORS EEL - •Sr. COONS
Would announce that having bought out Mr. L. L.
MOODY, they are now prepared to offer to the pnh.-
he a largo and varied assortment of
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
TRAVELING BAGS,
GLOVES, MITTENS,
LEATILEII, SHOE FLWINGS, k(3.
Re shall keep a full line of HII3LPHRET BROTH
ERS, k TRACY'S manufactnre of goods u well as
many other goods of flrst-clais make.
We are role acente for
BURT'S
Celebrated Make of
BOOTS AN) SHOES
For Towanda,
And customers can always rely upon finding a full
supply of these goals for
LIDITS, GENTS, MISSES, & CDILDBENS WEAR
Shoemakers and others wanting Leather shoe
findings, Igo., will find with na a good assortment at
- all times.
Mr. 8.8. Robertson remains with us and is ready
to "give fits" in the way; of Fine Boots to all who
may favor him with a call.
de our goods Are all bought of the manufactnrers
we are able and will sell at the lowest bottom prices
for cash. We hope by fair dealing to merit the pat
ronage of aIL
fJOELV F. C01L9136 I
W. M. COOMI. J
Towanda. Oct. 1872.
0 WOODFORD,
.
NEW YORK BOOT AND SHOE
N 9. 3. PATSON GBIETITHSBLOCII.BEIDGE St
Is receiving one -of the largest and
best stock of - BOOTS ' 4& SHOES ever
brought in Towanda, which he is
offering at the very lowest prices for
Cash, consisting of GErrs CALF, Kir
ft STOOA, BOYS CALF BOOTS, LADIES,
MissEs and CIM.DIMN'S Shoes, of all
kinds, all bought, direct, fraim the
Manufacturers, and hand made, all
goods warranted. A. FULL srocx OF
LEATEEE AND FOUDMOS..
Thankful for past favors, I solicit
a continuance of the same.
Towanda, May, 1, 1872.
t
• t-i
1
JULES HUGUENIN
Is conatantlyroceiving a large and need ac¢ort•
meat of AXEILIgAN A3IID .5W1313
GOLD AND SILVER WATOHES
,Por ladles and peallemea, Jewelry of all Ylada and
deseeipticaug.
SETH THOZAS AND AIdIBIC3I CLOCK . CO.'S
CLOCKS,
14:7)).tbq:tVapial;4.6keyy:14:):•:111
GOLD. SILVER AND MEL SPBCTACLEB IN
GREAT VARIETY. Particular attention given to.
REPAIRINGi-
Of an kinds. ALL WORK WARRANTED.
her the place—Oppadte the Means Ifinuie.
Towanda, 11,11:18.11.
CROCKERY STM -
'WtOKHAM & BL-A.OK.
SILVER PLATED WARE,
From Badgers k Brother.
JAMB McCARE.
Wll. EDWARDS.
OOESZR & COONS.
AT THE
STORE,
JULEB 1/lIGUENI2I.
OMkin , la Cassiwam
FRUIT JARS.
TUMBLERS:
130WM '. ,
rkli:i:lVis)kitl s o lll o
TABLE CUTLERY.
.1
Agenclot tba
Wilkfel tillE3DiVil.teffit 1E.):1801:1
INSURANCE AGENCY
\, AT
WICXHAII /r, MACK'S.
Towanda, July 15.'1879.
IMPORTANT TO.__ALL WHO
.THEIR EIGHT I •
The eight of the aged asateted3he weak etreitalen
ed arid *ha perfect preserved.
PEITLAM!Mi:Li Uirrccu INSTITUTE,
For U. - • , -nOictaring of tios
COSCAVE stONVI.I. Li:VSTAL LE2f Si% LONDON .
- 11310XED .112M1_7: •±r: , otass ion WZAZ on
llf-
LA]CID .
'The Concave CoLvex Crystal Spectacles, made by
the abovehastitute are now a long time before the
public, and the npi. - 1 and increased demand for them
combined with , the universal acknowledgment of
their clearness in !Won and ease to the eye, shows
plainly that they are superior to any other glasses
in the mkrket.
r
The majority o Speetaclea, (mostlyt imported) and
no matter how tie the frames, contain but a poor
and worthless article of glasses, (generally cast or
pressed* they aro made to be sold only, without
any calculation respecting benefit to the eye, and'
therefore the great complaint of poor and weak
sight. Thoasands are using glasses now which tire
and fatigue the eye, where the objects get dim after
short usage, or require an intensely strong light
and therefore destroying the sight, which. were they
properly suited, would be preserved a life time.
The advantages claimed for the Concave Convex
Crystal Glasses are the following :
The 'Ansel are ground of the beat material, pure
and hard, and made only for optical purposes, they
axe therefore not liable to get scratched or dim.
They confer a brillianey an d distinctness of vision
not found in any other go -
They can be used equally well by day or candle
light without tiring or fatiguing the eyes.
They are ground mathematically true in the con
cave convex tairror, according to the philosophy of
nature, and shape :of cornea of the eye, therefore
assisting nature only instead of forcing it. •
That the lamas are centered correct into the frames.
They can be used longer thaii any other glasses
without changing to a higher power.
The frames are made strong and durable by expe
rienced workmen and warranted to give satisfaction,
MI. A.
Deafer in Watches, Jewelry and WrariliT'owan
• de. Pa., has the sole Agency for Giese glasses in
Bradford county. No Pedlers employed.
July,l2, 1870-tf
N EW CARRIAGE FACTORY I
On Pine, between? iin and Second, Sp -Bets, back
of G. F. Mason k Co.'aßank,
TOW,LNDA, PENN'
HENRY STULEN & CO.,
Reapectinlly announce to his friouliand patron'
that th have built a
3mc --cArtu”,ar FACTORY,
Look at those features and see the agony depicted
in the faces. It cannot be belped.while the trouble
remains. Tha sufferings from piles is of. a'very ag
gravated desettption. You cannot walk with any
comfort ; you cannot ride In peace': you cannot sit
with ease. and 'the suffering when attending to na
ture is almost unbearable, and causes such a feeling,
of dredthat it is put off at great sacrifice to health
and comfort In many instances increasing the diffi
culty than alarming extent. Use Dr. Brigg's Pile
-Remedies according to directions to cure internal,
external,. itching or bleeding piles. They are mild
and reliaNe, and -warranted 'as represented. Bold
by Druggists. c -___ . .-
.
. .
TRl)Trnci° ETTLETS. 1".41) 131LELEr"S ' - BUNIONS..
. •
. •
where they wLII c0n... - twatly hand 3 full assort
went of
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
TOP AND OPEN• BUGGIES,
PLATFORM WAGONS,
Made of the best material and finished in the best
city style, His long experience in city Carriage
Factories ices them a decided advantage over others
in the
•
Fin Oh, Style and -Durability
of his Wagons. All they asks I's an
DISPECTIOts; OF' ms WORK
precious to purchasing elsewhere.
ALL WORK WARRANTED TO 014 PERFECT
SATISFACTIOAr
Thankful for the liberal patommo formerly ex
tended and respectfully ash a continuance of the.
same.
PROUMLY ATT=iDED TO
reduced prices
Towanda. May 24. 1870.—tf
THE OLD MAIN STREET
Carriage Va,etory.
P'•TIWMni
Still continues tho manufacture of
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS,
Of every description, at the old stand of G.
Drake,
I! . i STREET; TOWANDS: PA
Ws work is all of the
P l 'L 7ls.4.' '' ll .;' l7s W "‘.7 P l '
In tho manufacture of wagons, nothing is usod bu
BEST STEEL AXLES,
To ether with the
COMPOSITION BOXES
In Light Work.
PLATFORM SPRING - WAGONS
LUMBER WAGONS
Kept constantly on hand.
9 .
line beat Eastern stock is used in the lasnuesettue
Wheels. Spokes are all rived oat—not sawed.
ALL WORK SOLD
VirMelltNMD EQUAL TO ANY
1 'As to finish, and as to duzsbalty,
SUPERIOR TO ANY EIS THIS SECTION.
sr ALL Won= wAsut.errrp.
apLl9ll
MONEY SAVED,
BY PIIIICEASM G Y01711,' •
STOVES AND HARDWARE
- -
UY
W. L. PENDLETON.
0171 JUI/IL.II.
D R. EL-0. PORTER & SON,.
OLD OABH STOW,
smatairm rrurz
Diener Man and Pim Eitreets; Toad.,. Ps.
nicantl7 added largely to their stoci; full sad
domplete assortment. constituting an' extensive K.
cloth , enituscing odds Wide. used in the UN for
ihtft;e :
fay oses, antra, selected with
to moo W—Te wants of the public:which Z i t
Zedeow*ArillY *applied with h masses, sad
the moat ressotabk+ terms at 'Wholesale or
Behan, careistittg
.of
Thtl3o9,' AtICDICZLNES,
if • : # .10 s Dr .
eau PAINT, vemnsis. warm:wage.
KEROSENE •OR COIL OIL,
: Burning Oulda, , •
LAMS, MAMA WICKS.' off. •
SpeemaArd, wnsia Nit* roO,
TANNER'S AND MACHINE OILS,
Fancy uid Toilet Articles in all pair variety, •
SPONGES, BBIIBBYB, saqs. 00 . 51:613.
Pomades. Hatr•Dyes, itintunlry,
POCKETBOOKS; POATMONAIS,
a Pneket Enivez, Razors.
TOOTH, ANI? aili PREPAR&TIONS t
PMIE WETS S AM) LIQUOR;
TGRACCO, SNITSI, - _Pun j earn CIGARS,
Garden, Field and Myer Seeds, Trams, Sup
Porters. SußP9Mcaana..Shoulde_ I . 3rems, Breast
=meters; Flavoring . Extracts.
Jags, Glass Ware, Bottles - , Fiala, Corks, Bath
and Stove Blacldne,.Fish Tackle, Ara
munition, kc., Botanic , Eclectic and Borricepath•
lc Medicines,' and all the popular Patent
• •31VDICINES.
• , .
LB articles warranted reireeented. Persons at
a distance can receive their orders by stage or mail,
ianich will receive prompt and careful attention.
Medical advice given gratultotusly at the office.
charOng only for medicine.
gir - Thankful for past liberal 'patronage, Would es
pectfully announce to their frier.ds and the public.that
no pains shall bo epared to satisfy, andmerit the con
tinuation of their confidence and patronage.
,p-Open Sundays for prescriptions front D to. 10
a.m., and 12 in. to I, and 5 to 6 p.m.
11. - C. PORTER k soX.'
April 1,1812.-4 r.
R : ITMATISM-NEURALGIA t.
to any person producing any' ledicine showing hall
as many living, permanent cures as Dr. Frrszn's
Vsorrantr. Rart - marto Itramor. Used ,inwardly
Only; A pleasant Medicine, free from . injurious
drugs.. Warranted, under oath, to have permanent
ly cured 9.1 in every 100 patients treated in the past
ten years. (See testimony): It is the scientific pre.
acription of Prof. doe. P. Fitter, M. D., a graduate of
the University of Pennsylvania, A. D., 1833,—n0w
ems of Pbll , lelphia'a oldest regular physicians, and
Professor of Chemistry and Toxicology,—wao hie
Made Neurlgia, Chronic and Indamatory Rheuma
tism the specialty - Of his entire professional life—a
fact vouched for by the signatures accompanying
e#h bottle, and other testimonials of - •many promi
nent renowned phyidelans and dlcrgymen.. To pro
tea sufferer! from poisonous quack nostums and
useless expenditure of money, a legal espied guar
antee, stating exact number of bottles warranted to
c ra
cure. grill be forwarded gratis to any sufferer send
ing by letter a fullsdes ption of affiction. In case
of failure to one, amo e paid positively refunded.
Medicine eent anywhere y express, collect on de
livery. Afflicted invited•So write for advice; all -in
formation and, medical advice sent by letter gratis,
Address Dr. J. P. FFrLEE. 29 South Fourth street.
Philadelphia, Pa. The Remedy is, sold or obtained
~
. I rY Druggists. i
For saleby PORTER , &" ELRB'irs Druggists, Her
esies Block. TOlTlncla. Pa.
• ______L
,
g .
CORNS. :.
Bunions, In;-„rowir.a Tender Feet, etc. Lan
guage is almost inadmusto to express the torture
endured by those nnhapry mortals -who stiffer from
any one of the • chose, almost universal afflictions;
the triagin' corn, the painful bunion, the totting
nail, &c., and if say-that humanity was discouraged
would we fear, be only too true. Yet there are ex
ceptions, and they are those who have used the
never failing remedies of Dr. BRIGGS. We allude
to his Alleviator and Curative, the great modern dis
coveries for all diieases of the. feet, no matter how
severe or seemingly incurable the case may be. The
many thousands wialiava been happily bencfltted
by their use, bear Wiaftss to the above assertion. A
trial is all that is needed to convince the most
skeptical.
•
PILES. • . -
ELV7II,Y BTIILEN
11. S. CLARK.
3,VtifilS BRYANT}
Drugs Awl Mediaines
=3
RADII.; OEI4 7!a131
For Aadicinai two
Plinit e.
i, Te - etbing -Rings, Ntirsing Bottles,
Nippers, Nipple Shag and !Welds, Syringes,
Pans, Self-Seiling.Froil Jars, Titer
- .
4500 WILL BE PAID
There are only a limited number of the human
race who do not know from experience what pain
and torture can arise from corns, bunions, ingrow
ing nails, etc. There are but few - thus affectea who
have not trio' some of the many inethols of relief
offered which are anything, but satisfactory. To ari
who are skeptical - tir discontagiAl by repeated fail
ures, Briggs' Alleviator and Curative will be guar•
auteed'as safe and positive remed. for diseases of
the feet.
•
HEADACHE-
Dr. J. Briggs' Allevantor will instantly •relieve
nervous or sick headache, neuralgia. catarrh. sore
throat. dyspepsia, heartburn, palpitation, flatulency
sour stomach, in fact, it is the greatest restorer of
the age, counteracts or neutralizes all poisons, re
duces inflammation, banishes pain from any part of
the system, has marvelous and perfect control over
the nerves, increases the action of the' heart, the
brain, will 'cure all malarious diseases, subdues
fever, equalizes the circulation, stimulates the
weakened and diseased frame and restores the suf
ferer.
COUGHS.
Dr. Briggs' Throat' and Limg Ueaicr. can, with
ont any exaggerathin, safely be said to be the best
remedy for the Throat and'Lungs that is manufac
tured. It heals the diseased lunette Surface, res
tores the lumis, . purifies the blo , td, acts upon the
Liver and Kidneys, and Strengthens the system.
throughout.. To the poor Codsumptive, no greater
boon can be offered. Sold hy.CL.I./111- - B. PORTER,
at his new Drug Store, south End of Ward House,
Tmvanda, Pa. July 11, 18'72.-Iy.
C DR. eRQUItART'S
11
CF,r.OLERA. CORDIAL
Haig been favorably known for years, and used
T I with never-failing success in thonsandA of
-aa eases._
E
I . IL is warranted to•give immediate relief in
:
p CAOLERA,
B - CHOLERA iIO.RBITS,
A StaIIIER.CO.OLALNT,
1 DIARRERMA,
C DYSENTERY,
COLIC, -r
,-, Nervous excitability from Alcoholic Stimula.
11, i ton, and in-painfubperiedical female ailments
D it is a sovereign remedy. • -
Bead the' circular and testimonials Inside ci
I wrapper. t
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DR. URQUHART'S
CHOLERA. CORDIAL
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mcmarod at Wilkesbarreamzerne Co., Pa.i PILICE
7'ENTS. '
lay 3. Is 2 -6m
IA in
50 C'
THE WORLD'S TONIC
Purely Vegetable and free. from Alcohol
DR: P.'.LORIIER'S
JUNIPER TAB
B I T.H.,:Z44.9,
"" A CERT.IIN cuRE FOR
Seated CongE, Indigent Consumption, Colds, Spit
ting Blood, Inliamation of the Lungs, Catarrh,
Bronchitis, Droop. Whooping Congb e
ma, Pains in Breast or Side,-Dyspepsia,
Jaundice. Dizziness, Loss of Appe
' tite, Fever and Agne,
Indigestion, Liver - Complaint.. Diarrhoea, and all
. Diseases of the Lungs, Stomach;..Liver,
and Kidneys. -
W. H.'GREGG & CO.,
wßoLsar. DEUGGISTS, ELMIBA.
Bole 'Agente, 'and to whom all ordure should be
uktressecl.
_Price, $l.OO.
Sir So 6: Circulare for further information:a.
junel2,72-tf
L- WOODRUFF,
BEE RIVE STORE,
NO. 2 31Encen's IILoCE,' TOWANDA, PA.,
Has purchased from Ifra, H. E. Garvin tho entire
stock aniiexlusivo right to sell Id this pTace the
CFLFIMATED BUTTERICE. P.VITEMIS
Of garments for Ladles, .3fisses, Men, Boys, and
glilldren. A large and well selected atock of Latest
styles on hand - and constantly being received.
3111.5. E. L. WOO 127.131 T, •
Agent for ButtericleaTatterns ,
' Towanda, Pa.
Oct. 1, 1872
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brio and ifsdicaass.
FritliTE3- a; GOBDON,
1 1 1 0W.A0k.N - 3:)A.,
-1 I 1,
wthnx An as
DR - IT GIST S I
•
Hiving estaislasty - repaired ttrre. at the
stand. have reopened wattis
- new and.well
sabx•ted stock, consisting ,
- • •
ACED% Exuptars. ELIXIRS, nzaas, srGan.
COATED PILIS,:fOFETES. GPM% STEM%
BOTANIC, ECLECTIp AND HOKEOPATRIC PEE
. 1 / 4 ,
- -.- ?
X'A.RATIO
I 14.1, r
- ' ` ,
,
,
TAPE STUFFS, MACHINE OILS,
EXTRA REFINED_TXII,OBENE, ALCOHOL,
... •
PURE' WINES - , AND LIQUORS,
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS,
f•
p'opiji,mt PATENT ArEMCINES,
TOILET AND _ FANCY GOODS.
)ore than the wsnal care and attention even to the
Compounding of Prescriptions. Open Sundays,
from 0 o'clock.a.m.,to 1 p.m. &Ire= 5 paw to 7 p.m.
Dr, Manna can be consulted at the store on Sat.
nrdny of each weeli, as heretofore. •
Towanda, May 7.1872
DE. 0. D. STILES -
having pi:massed
THE • DRUG 'STORE
OP. L. A, llcootr.A% L< ROT, PA•.
Eas now in stock and is constantly reciesing fr_qa •
supplies of pure Drina and Iledicines, Dyes,Px.nts,
Tarnishes. &c. Agent for all the most popular Pr:.
wit Medicines. A - fresh supply of the cekt.ra: , -d
- V 1 13GAP.
Pure Wincs and - Liquors for medicinal p - ic..o , , * s;
best brands of Cigars and Tobacco . ; choice Perfum
ery, toilet and fancy articles, 'Savoring extract., ke.
School books,' stationery, and news. Dealers .up
plied with stationery at low prices. - All ruiseeliaLe , -
acts books furiiished to order at publisher.' pri.Les
The Doctor will continuo to practice meduume - as
heretofore. Office St the Drug Store; residence
posits, Presbyterian xhurch. Prescriptions and re
ceipts accurately compotmded at ail] hours by - c-,=.
petefit clerk. 1 lApril Is, I8:2.
AILOR'S !CELETIR TED OIL 1
T
The Great Rheumatic Remedy should be kept and
used by every Farmer that keeps either-Cattle di
Horses, every Teamster and Livery Stable Keeper, :
every Physician. and Horse Farier for It will many
times cure pain and lameness when all other medi
cines have failed. Misers' and Railroad Men
should certainly keep it, forcit is unsurpassed 'for -
brusee and sprains. Blackiilliths should keep it
for their own use 'and. for their customers tender -
foole4j horses, as .nothing equals it for tender feet.
Every te•dy suffering from pain and lamenesii of any
Ifinth burns, cuts, wounds or any eruption Of -the
skin, Corns, Chilblains or any disease requiring an
outward application should certainly kEep:this eels,
belated medicine. Every bottle warranted to give
satisfaction. For sale by Dr. H. C.korteg Son & 00.
Porter & Kirby and F. W. Brown Dr ..,.Towands
Pa. Arid by every Druggist and dealer in Brad-
forl and adjoining counties. •I
Johnston Holloway andilowden,:whol6ale Patent
Medicine Depot, 'So. 02 Arch street!Philideplhis,Pa.,
Wholesale Agents. H. BROWNIG TAYLOR,
jedyl9'7o4l Proprietor..Leß.aysville,
To THE PUBLIC
the tiridersi~ ed would most respectfully gay
hey are now prepared in every way to attend totne,
IT.N.TDERTARTNG BUSINESS
In all its branches. &CPI we can ate
the eervices of any one in "that line
Having spared no expense or trouble In procar
•
ng frog} the shop of H. Stulen ft Co., of-our pioce,
a hearse which cannot be lurpaased nr even equaled
elegance, this side'of our largest' cities. W. bare
also secured the sertices of a moat religge.
ant gentlemanly person, to attend to tbts branch of
the business
J. S. ALLTN, cue of onr b 6 found at tbo -
Furniture Store, on Bridge street, and C. Y.
rmax; the other member,: of the firm, at...bi2
deuce onThird etreet,oi l abco:it . the offu of Dr. J
W. Lynian, a verl . reliableand i eelebrated,OF
whose effio:: is on Part street, near the Mien
Rouse
jar..25'72t1
TOITANDA.AGRICULTURAL
woREs STILL Ae:Jrzi
The superintendent of this shop is now ioiftros
some of the best
PI11)115f WAGONS,
COVERED AND pP. : EN BU,GGIE.S
ever offered in this market. Best selected
OAK AND HICKORY TIMBER
very light, and so durable that even tree 'has bat
little to do towards their decay. , • - .
. - PLsaae examine our work I;etore pnrchasir.V ,-16
where. Itepairinplone on sport notice.
FIRST NA s
TIONAL
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This Bank offers lIITUFAL FACILITIES for the
transaction of a, -
GENERAL BAN_KING BrSLY-P,
DTTEEEST AID ON DEPOSITS ACCOEDESO TO
AGREENKIT.'
Brltail. CAR; GIVMC TO THE COLS.gctoT NOT
AND Curzics.
Parties wishing to swim oxrr to any part of ;he
United States, England, Ireland, Scotland, or the prim
!Aga cities tied towns of Europe, can here procure
drafts for that purpose. •
.
To or trom dm old country, by best stesmor or sid
ing lines, always on hand.
JOS. POWLL, President
December 1, 1869.
N EWWISTE 4 II FLOURING MILL
sold by all Drugglits
PATTO,Rir BLOC&
WL'as t &Q.
lAnd all
For 31edIclual Purpose&
All the
And s Fine Assortment of
D. IL Ttllsriffit
W. GORDON'
Mir:; llar. di .
J. S. ALLYN.
C. 11:11A:s.IVILLE. i
LUMBER 'WAGONS
used. and all work-made - by the mo.-t
ESE,MMICES) NVORKILLN.
We have the
PATENT RUSSIA IRON SEATS.
•.
• ] l. 3tERCL'It, PreKcit Ds.
Towanils, Jul" '20,41819. ' .
OF TOWLNDA
CAPITAL
SURPLIIS FuN-D
PASSAGE 'TICKETS
F itItOIiGHT EXACCEID asrca."
Highest'l"riee paid for U.S Bonds, Gold and Serer
rg STIMILEQUEit PA
The subscrib desires to give notice that hl5 new
STEAM FLOURING. MILL
i re
Is now in successful operation; and that . I=‘
pared to do all work in his line on short notice.
CUSTOM OIiLNDISG DONE ON THE SAME P.►T
TIIAT IT IS RECEIVED
SThoat, Zuckwheat and Rye! Flour, Cimat Steal,
Feed, Bran. .c., always on hand and for elle at
lowest rates.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.-4"erapna livirnta on Oa
wegt side of the river dextrin g to patronize rnY
will have their ferryage paid both ways, when the,'
tying grist* of tonhushola and upitards.
1/11.1.4.'n F. S. AYERS,
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$125,000
40,000
ti.. BE IT'j,
Cues rr. _