THE HORSE EPIZOOTIQ DISEASE I
It
Appears In Philadelpilta—Haw' it
Affects man
The Canadian horse disease, which
seems to be of a diptheric type; and
at certain stages 'approximates die.
temper, first showed itself in Roches
ter, New York, on the 24st of October.
It - soon attacked etery animal in the
livery and horse=car stablest in the
city, and in less • than twenty-four
hours over five hundred animals were
suffering from it The disease has
brevailed in the Queen's Doininion
for some time past. It is belived it
was brought across the Niagara river
bythe horses . of" a gentleman who
Aove over to Queenstown to attend
a reception given by the Govern
General:
Soon after his return one of his
horses was attacked 'l)y the epidemic,
whi.ch io the course of a Couple of
lay.i affected his whole stable. From
city it gradually crept to Buffalo,
New York city, and extended to some
e Eastern States, and finally
'Pliiladelipliia, on Saturday
1,1,-rr.ing the .27th ultimo'. How it
-sa mystery. It is assert
f...l, llowever, that a lover of the
hailinr , from New York,
=ME
on a pair - of famous trotters,
coursed i their mile in 2. 30,
of them being, affected by the
scourge. It is belived tleycommuni
eated the diseoe to the -public and
private stables of the city.
At 6 o'clock lon the morning in
Mr. Edward Fee, proprie
(-I- the Every and boarding stables.
Cla'erl street, above Fourth, Phi-
I -.11--11, 1 1i:1-..-sayiv one of his horses '-'vivo
It:mistakable evidence that be had
L';the fell destroyer. The
inhual was quite -nervous, coughed
and refused to lie down.
of him showed that
-r,r:ons if not a fatal - attack
t:ie. - 1 The glands of the
were fearfully inflamed,
of hr . ; eyes were of.a leaden .
from his eyesand nos
la.culirir offunsive
t4.t&r. 111 just five li*rs eleven
1.1 tin: stable were 4 prpStr:-ItCd
• Co. ‘ . l'bd it- was
:111 the atimials would
it.
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!0 this is the
111 —1 int3wis D. Kramer& Co.,
No. 39 NrAth See-
MEM
horses were at
cl; in the- day. The first
a cough, and afterwards
\ - Crish, and the eyes
Ev-,-,11c , n. and bloodshot, aCCOM
-1);“ad -I,y a s,welling in the throat.
Tit-,y rl•cu:- - zi.-.1 to take, their food.
Tn, ir2, much dejected,
o to' ally unlit for work.' -
con-1., and all the others
t:cy ni palo. They are stabled in
Tn - alley, 'near .Fourth and
re. k. The afllieted horses
f , .`(. l .vith simple remedies,
t sv, - eliing down
11. broat .tnd the holies warm.
OF AGEICrLTIIIE
YS 1.:( )1 - r IT
.:;aural report of the Com-
A -, :;.rieniture there is an
, n(1 . i.•: , lnable article on
tic c, which bloke
country in 1870. It says
:unbroken chain of.
d, , :< -1;i: the source of
fortitcpuiling, no one
with
. the nature of the
• fn.:. R I!.orticti't doubt that
fen Europe.
Cen-
I=
~. ~' ::li
,1 i ‘
!i• n'!:ttly two centurict-:,
Grt:zt 13ritztin Only in Is
- -1.54.1, 'and America
,linao.-pheric orclifnatic
"nccaunt --?or 4:such
• Dit , -• , '•ls'e like intluenzct, Which
t to such vicissitiwies,
I:t.lceously, or nearly
:111,1 i.:1:111.18, ond
; v.lio:•oas
fur lit arks by
or a w%.:11 guar.led neck
t•r , :s: , cs only NV. , 11 . 611 the
LL 1 .10 , .\ - t . (l to pass.' More
i:l of - thes:c ca . , - ,es a definite
ri.,t can be traced. Cattle
OE
. - tiimed fr. an English port in Au
,zust 1.1 ,- :wed signs uf' the disease
wk , n. two days at sea,, passed it on
the ocean, and landed apparently
I.ut cra, es cd it — to the stock
!iich they were placed on
in Canada. Whether it
this point, or whether
a . another importation, there
• ; Its exist s
.•;,: 7,:p ,- .rted in Oneida county,
4 , ptealber, about the time
!.' , !...qe Agricultural Show at
to have been brought
Cattle., but subsequent
11.14 Li . ilid to afford anything
, t l, --iriTort for this alleged oriL
At fil!Thrflit times, from 1.5t - tEH
.‘, :u et to the 7th of December,
1:1-ought Jato Duchess county
- j• live :-..paratbi droves frem Alba
yl,i(.3lt had ilcm carried :East on
C.,11tr,-,! liailroad.' It pre
:.'l..t.yee-.1:-.ively, and caused great
!. • -en-, at Amenia, PaWling, South
Dcver and La Grange.
!., Duchess county it was convey
•, -- .llecticut, and spread wide
': :a New Mill'ord;lient and Sher
ali;,!) conveyed to the val-
: of -the C.minecticut river, and
•Tr‘..atl in the towns of - Hatfield,
.ortimalpion: and East Hampton.
T;I: dirt \vas also conveyed to
Bri , :l:ton, Mass., and spread exten-
Iv arovind Boston, Concord; Ips
wich,- Newburyport. Acton, etc.,
rc aching some points in Now Hamp
:;lirc_s.
The only cause. of itself capable of
i - :duciug the disease is contagion or
c: - :.:of a sour.d..animal with the
iru discharged from the sores of an
:,I , llthc,ns vatic , t. Many, accessory
niay l:? named, such as a Wet,
Landd',-* which insures the
c-mtact of the virus deposited on the
with the skin s. about the top of,
ti hoofs; the accumulation of cattle
in large fairs or markets ; travel of
. stock by rail. er, road, - and the' like;
Yet - theEe are but means of the diffu
,ii-•ll of the poison,while none of them,
nor all taken together, can call. the
disease into existence where the poi
-son is not already present. Though
pre N:Alcut in Europe during .or after
aimiist ex - Cry greet war since 1695, it
did not reach Great Britain until
1.-:3; 1 , when it was brought by Dutch
:.ttle imported into London. * *
In "ISA it is first reported in Den-
The list of real
c....nses is narrowed down to the
contact 'of the - virus With a
H , :•:.111;.y,ro:i::ial. It is often carried
clothe:;, boots and hands of
CAL the flues of hay and straw ;
4• , . on the walls, floors, man-,
u
al ;
other fittings of buildings -
utensils; in yards, parks,
- ; ailro3d care; or thinking
(Jr it ma"; be carried on the
• chicken& rats,
• • , '!:r
r) 1.1;ort, any
a bear-
4-;;JI:L7,f,!
;.,11,:1, matt may 114
noticed during almost every outbreak
since that of 1695. It 'has been re
ported, among others, by' Valentine,'
Xeritsky, Kolk, Hesturg, Bayer, Boa- ,
quet, Londe, Sevigny, Dundresay;
Hubner, Holmes, Balfour, IT,iirkeek,
and Watson. Cases of the disease in
man were seen in Albany, and at
South Dover, Duchess county, N. Y.,
during the outbreak >of 1870. It
shows itself in man by slight fever
ishness, and the formation on the
tongue and inside of the lips and
cheeks, and sometimes on the head,
of small blisters, rarely amounting
to the bulk of a lentil. In children
and young animals feeding exclusive
ly on milk, diarrhcea and fatal in
flammation of the sto mich and bow
els occasionally supervene. On chick
ens it has been frequently noticed—
among others, by Hennicke, Lagar,
Lamberleechi, Dickens, and Youatt.
Chickens were attacked in Decem
ber, 1870, on the farm of Mr. Eglome,
La Grange,'Duchess county. Drink
ing the cast-away milk is _probably
the common cause. Dogs and cats
have been noticed by Lagar, Young
husband and °thee, to suffer from
drinking the milk.
Rail-Bowls.
TEW ROLLE TO PHILADEIr
PHIA.
KZ!
NORTH mszisTLVANIA RAILROAD.
Shortest and most direct line to Philadelphia. Bal
timore. Washington. and the South.
Passengers by tests route take lennaylranta fs
New York Railroad train. paasing Towanda at 10:40
A.M.. and 2:03 p. m., make close connection at Be-
thlehem with 'Express train of North Penn'a
Batl
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. 31. train. -
City pamengercars are at tho Depot on arrival of
all trains cone passengers to the various Depots
an II to all partEof the city.
Leave North Pcun•a Railroad Depot, corner Berk'
and American Philadelphia, at 8:30 & 0:15 A.M.,
arriving at Towanda 4:57 & 8:03 P.M., same evening.
Blann'a Baggage Expr. collects and delivers bag
gage, office No. 105 Bout }Mt street, Philadelphia.
1/11.110R1 ACCOIESIODATIONS
reeeiced at Front and Noble' streets, Phila.
delphia, and fortrarded by Daily Fast Freight train
to Towanda. and all points in 8116 VP &anus valley
with quick dispatch. ELLIS 71., AIME.
- (ion. Agt. N.P. It. R., Front and Willow Rs.
Jan': 3,1872. - Philadelphia.
ERIE RAILWAY.
NEW AND Lurnovri. DRAWING Roost AND Stzervo
COACIIES, combining all Modern Improvetnedta. are
run through on nll Trains between New Fork. Roch
ester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Susirension Bridge,
Cleveland, and Cincinnati. •
Abstract ofTime Table, Adopted June 3. 1872.
WESTWARD.
STATIONS. V ° 1
112E3
••
New York.
Jersey City
Sosqnelianna
Great Bend..
Binghamton.
Owego
Waverly
Elmira
Corning
Painted Post.
Rochester—
Horn ellsville
Buffalo.
Niagara Falls
finsp'nsion Bridge
Clifton...
Dunkirk..
Cleveland.
Cincinnati
9 001 11 00 530 700
915 11 15 545 720
350 815, 155 235
837; 217 j
434 915 252 , 325
5151 10 10 1 3 45 1 411
550' 1100 1 4'27 448
G 25; 11 50, 5 05; 525
7 02 , 12 35; 5 . 42 G 01
12 39i I
Arrive. 10 301 . ...1 10,20 10 20
815; . 2
05;13 7 058 7 20
1150'G 20; 11 20, 11 20
12 45 700' 12 10, 12 10
12 501 7051 1215 , 12 15
12 55; 7 15; 12 20, 12 20
148 7 32' 12 50, 12 50
625' 200 700: 700
,425.......-,00, 600
P. M. . H. A. A.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL TRAINS STES.TNTAICD.
1 ; po a.m.. except Sundays, from Owego. Stopping
at Tioga 5:27, Smithboro 5:115, Barton 6:12, Waverly
7:00. CM:lilting 7:30, Wellsburg 8:05, Elmira 8:40,
Big Flats 10:21, Corning 11:30, Painted Post 11,46,
Addison 12:18 p.m., Rathboneville 1:27. Cameron
Mills 1:52, Cameron 2:15, Adrian 3:10, Canistco
3:40, arriving at'llornellsville. at 4:00 p.m, • -
5:15 a.m., except Sundays, from Susquehanna.
Stopping at Great Bend 5:38, Kirkwood 5;52, Bing
hamton 6:12, Hooper 6:35, Union 6:45, Campville
7:03, o%vegn 7:20,,Ti0ga 7:40, Smithhoro 8:00, Bar.
8:0•4, Waverly 8:27, Chemnng 8:40, Wellsburg
8:55. Smithport 9:11, Elmira 9:13, Big Flats 9:50,
Corning 10:1, Painted Post 10:24, Addison 10:53,
liathboneville \ll :10, Cameron Mills 11;31, Cameron
11:4u. Adrian 12:00, Canisteo 12:13, and arriving at
Tiornellsville at 12;22 p.m. .
6:00 a m., daily, from Susquehanna. Stopping at
Great Bent 6:20, Kirk - wood 6:48, Binghamton 7:18,"
Hooper 17:43. Union 17:53, Campville 78:15. Owego
8:30, Tioga Smithboro P:l5, Barton 19:25,
Waverly 10:00. Chemiing 110:15, Wellsburg 10:35,
Elmira 11:00, Big Flats 11`:40, Corning 12:12 11.113.,
Painted Post 112:15, Addison 12:45, Rathboneville
:00, Cameron Mills 11:15, Cameron 1:27,. Adrian
id :50, Canisteo 2:02, and arriving at Bornellsvillo at
2:15 p.m.
1:10 p.m.. except Sundays, from Susquehanna.
Stopping at-Great Bend 1:57, Kirkwood 2:30, Bing
hamton3:l2, Hooper 4:18, Union 4:52, Campville
5:30, and arriving at Owego at 6:05 p.m.
1:15 p.m., except Sundays. from Elmira. Stopping
at Big Flats 1:39, Coming 2:00, Painted Post 2:05,
am! thence, via Avon, to Buffalo, arriving at 8:57 pm.
2:30 p.m.. except Sundays, from 'Binghamton.
Stopping at Hooper 2:43, Union 2:50, Campville 3:05 :
01 , 1`f2,1 3:19, Tisga 3:35, Smithboro 3:45, Barton 3:52,
Waverly 4:08, Chemung 4:20, Wellsburg 4:32, South
port 4:47, Elmira 4:49, Big Flats 5:17, Corning 5:35,
Painted Post 5:42, Addison.6:o2, Eathboneville 6:1.5„
Cameron Mills 6:27. Cameron 6:35, Adria 6:55, Can
iteo 7:07, and 'arriving at liomellsville 7:15 p.m.
EA.97WAUD.
8 T P.TI 0 ti' 8
Cincinnati Leave
Cleveland . "
Dunkirk
Clifton
SinVneinn Bridge
Niagara Pa11e.... "
Buffalo
•Bornellsville
Rochester
Corning
Elmira 04
Wavrriy
Owego
Binghamton "
Great 8end..,... "
Setequehanna ..„ " •
Port Jervis Arrive
Middletown....., "
Goshen
Neyeburgh
Paterson
Newark
Jersey City • ••
Nt w York
ADDITIONAL LOCAL TEAMS EASTWARD
5:00 a.m., \ except Sundays from tiornellevillei,
Stopping atCaniateo 5:22. Adrian 5:47, CameronC:so,
Cauaerou ALIN 7:00. Itathboneville 7:30, Addison
8:25. Painted Post 9:15, Corning 10:00, Big Flats
10:42, Elmira 11:30 a.m.. Southport 12:05, Welistrarg
1:18, Chentung 1:50, Waverly 2:30, 'Barton 3:08,
Siulthboto 3:25, Tioga :345, and arriving at Owego
at 4:10 p.m.
5:53 a.m. daily from Hornellacili, Stopping at
Camero 7:45 Addison 8;49, Corning 9;47, Elmira
11;03, Waverly 12;42. p.m.. Smtthboro 1;40. Tiega
2;00, Owego 2:30, Campville 3;03, Union 3;38. Bing
hamton 4:12, Kirkwood 4;57, Great Bend 5;22, and
arriving at Susquehanna at 0;00 p.m.
7;00 a.m., except Sandays from Hprnelliville.—
Stopping at Canisteo 7:13, Adrian 5:25, Cameron
7.42, Cameron 7;42, Cameron Mills 7;48, Bathbone
ville 8:03, Addison 8;13, Painted Post 8;30, Corning
8:33, Big Flats 8;49, Elmira 9;08, Southport 9;15,
Wellsburg 9:30, Chenuang 9;45, Waverly 10;00, Bar
ton 10;10, Smithboro 10;23, Tioga 10;33. Owego 10 ;IS
Campville 11;05, Union 11;20, Hooper 11;30, and
arriving at Binghamton 11;40 a.m.
7:00 a.m.. except Sundays. from Owego. Stopping
at Camprille 7:47, Union 8:28, Hooper 8:41, Bing
hamton 9:10, Eirkwoodlo:3o, Great Bend lr:15, and
arriving at Susquehanna at 11:55 ami.
1:55 p.m., except Sundays, from Hornelltnille,
Stopping at Canisteo 2:08, Alrlan 2:20, Cameron
2:45. Cameron Mills 2:51, Rathboneville 3:07, Addi
son 3:25. Painted Post 3:53. Corning 4:35, Big Flats
4:28 Elmira 4:50; Southport 5:12 Wellsburg 5;30. Cho
mune 5:48, Waverly G:O5, Tioga 6:50,
,Owego 7:05,
Camprilie 7:32, Union 7:52. Hooper 7:5a. Bingham
ton 8;20. Kirkwood 3:45 ' Great Bend 9:02, and ar
riving at Susquehanna at 5:22 p.m.
1:58 p.m., except Sundays. from Painted Post.
Stopping at Corning 2:05; Big Flats 2:28, and arriv
ing at Fl-nira at 2:40 p.m.
• Daily.
t Mondays excepted, between Hornellaville and
Port Terri s,
it Stop Sundays only.
Ire -Through Tickets to all points West at the
very LoWest Rates, for sale in the Company's office
at the Waverly Depot.
This is the only authorized Agency of the Erld
Hallway Company for the sale of Western Tickets in
WaVerly.
Baggage will be cbecked only on Tickets purchased
at the Company's office.
L. D. D,DCKEti,
Gail Blurt
JOHN N. ABBOTT.
(31.n1 Purl Aset.
NEW,ARRIVAL OF
SIELLTS. ERY GOODS!
On and after SATURDAY, OCT. sth,
ehall bo prepared to exhibit my new arrival of
lIIIAINEILT GOODS
To the ladies of Towanda and vicinity. My stock
comprises everything in the . line, and I shall con.
tinue to sell at my usually reasonable rates,
Give me a call and examine the good for your.
selves.
Oct. 1. 1872. S. N. GRIFFLti.
MRS. E. L. WOODRUE.I4 I , ,
' BEE EWE STORE,
No. 2 11mccra's Itzers, Tow►sna,
Has purchased from-11m R. E. Garvin the entire
stock and exclusive right to sell in this plax, the
CELEBRATED BUTTERICK PATTERNS •
Of 1,-arments for .Ladles, Mazes, 1.14 n. Boys, and
Children. A largosind well selectii4 stock of Latest
at; ICS on Land and constantly being received.
MRS. E. L. wooDnuiT. •
.A,•,Trit for Iratterick's Patteros,
I, PM. TORItb, Pa.
. .
snpply of
‘_A Crirrenti. Prunt.4,
Blize+.l l'itkels, &c., It
0.1.1412. W. A. nOCEWELL'S:
for -five dollar
1M01$21; %Me
TOWANDA
Marble Works.
I Oa MoOABE & SON
Hass just recelsod tbs largest sasostakeut at
WE A. Po: 33 1..1 333 1
TOMB STONES, e. ,
73
AT THE LO T TERMS.
,t. •
Ninon, in want of an g In oar 'line are re
medially invited to call and :amino our dock.
LADIES
The sales of Sewing Machines in
1871, as reported Under oath, in 1872, to the owners
of Sewing Machine Patents, chow that•thc
1 No.
3. •
lag
Eff3ElE3
ga
161E1
rm 2
offn
EN2
9 45
5 15
1 10
1 30
1 40
10 00
530 055
540! 10 05
5 451 10 12
620 11 25
10 101 305
11 39 432
12 15 513.
12 50 549
150 628':
2 15 , 7 111
241 7 40!
3001 8 101
6 504 11 55,
7 451 12 42:
8031
1 45
230
S G 15
400
725
8 03
8 40
945
10 10
1008
2 52
2 59
11 :10;
1000; 235
2051 515
1138;310
11 00 330
sr. Ir. Y.
550
700
C 33
700
A. M.
925
940
r. N.
SO3IETHING NEW.
ilia purchaseda largo and elegant assortmoat of
EWE'Rt - Y . ,
GOLD AND SILVER MAINS AND =GS,
13p.Dons and 'Oka In sets, Pens, Charms, and In
het e to please, with an endless variety of
flpectacles Clocks.
naming purchased from the Into A. 31. Warner's
estate the entire lot of tools-and fixtures lam pre
pared to do all kinds of work Mine shortest notice
and warranted. -Please else me's call and examine
the goods and'l will try to glee you entire aatisfao.
.0-711 • 't
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Ever t6hlbitel In this unction . to .w on they
Invite the attention of the public.
Thr7 keep On tiand Or furnish to order -
' MONUAIENTS,
Of eTayy style,
MoC,
TowaridA, may 1, 1171.
szN - :G-Erg
31 NUFACT li Ri Nu COMPANY
BOLD LAST YEAR 181,2 , ;0 3tAcuiNes,
1 .. , ' 4)
Ninety boor cent of them being
FOR FAMILY USE
This is over 50,000
More Sowing Machines than were
I
sold by any other company ruring tho same period.
Every Illi!cblo l e sold by
WICIiILiM. & BLStli
GESEUAL AGE T$
TOWASSDA 7 , • PA.,
Aug. 14, 1972
NEW 9 o
-kt
B. A. Pettes cfc Co.'s
OPPOSITE TIIE COURT . ECUFF,
Coneiating of a eenortil lin3 of
STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GOODS,.
ES=E3
suAlvis,
NIIBIAS,
GLOVES FOR TANYA AiiI3.GESTLEMW.
WATER-PROOF moms AND cLoAraxces.
VELVETS diD cELV TEES&
HAIR GOODS FOR LADIES,
MEM
LINEN "SWITCHES, BRAIDS AND COILS,
Or all the LlJest Styles.
MILLINERY GOODS IN ALL VARIETIES.
Towanda, Oct. 8, 1872.1
w. A. ROCKWELL
GOLD AND SILVER WATCIIE4
CLOOKS ;OF ALL KINDS,
PLATED TEA SEIB, Gonrxre.
And all tho splendid goods for ;L
WEDDING AND HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
19waii. 94 18.1919, L a°43Kynaj"
ihtli:411!Ils and ii,tovidaas.
THE lIEDEESIORTp, 14NT:1G
lathe dna eIO,II.EATON it 004 Liam prepared
to offer to %to duce itanidfted Ocoungo &Id WADI*
tr. a lame sad Iran seasded stock GC
Which I hare mamma for OWN sad fool conflate%
that I tea moll at se low Aimee es Pia be gewcitaied
elswodwat>. I cow carte theiabile a elAukMotock
TEAS SIIGMUk
ARSON FLOUR, GRA RAM • DO.
- .
an iv.. mom= DO.
keeP 0 : . 411 011 hind. rm. RAM, LiltD. and
all kludi of VISE. Would call the attention of the
CZ
public to our Owl Do Boot
STOCK OF TOBACCO,
la grOdttz or prko. Jaw Oakes OolobridodLoun
-427. Ne• York Obeadoil rad Brown Bap.
•
Pim" oaII and orarano oar dirk ,
Logo amortmaut of TAVEZE NOTIONS, TOILET
80/.4 4 ,, Ara, ko. I will pay the highest cash price for
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
E - & SON.
Farmers. ere us a call before sening elsewhere.
lEND
all peruats Indebted to tho late inn willpleame all
and make immedlate payment.
O. B. PATON.
Toads, March, 12.18G7.
LONG.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
FEED, ;I\IEAL,
COR. 1i SIN A.ND BRIDGE STS.,
I drrdm to call th of the pohlio to coy
:.-nortmeot of goods, which i 4 alwa,) and com
plete, and will be gold to ruy r; at loweat
market rates.
31y Mock of
11.are . 1.e.q1 purcharo2,l since the late redaction in the
tariff on than; and are on'cr.:l at prices to cor
re FIV/Ild..
Orders by mail or otherwise receiro carefn
and prompt attention. -
IS WAIMCNTED
Thankkug tho public for the lilk rJI patronage
'they hive ghen me, I with a eontinnarco of the
same.
DS
feb.2o'7l
F& MERCUR are now receiy
-4; log a fresh stock of Goods in their line, bought
slum the let January, to which they invite the at
tention of-their friends. We keep the Largest stock
In town. Our goods are fresh and desirable. We
spell at lowest market prices. •
•
Jan. 19, 1871.
RESH AND NEW TEAS, bought
since the recent (Incline In price, and' meUing
cheap at retail. . FUX. 31.£.1ICUR.
Jan. 19. 1871.
F ox & MERCUR are selling Gro-
CCX3CS retail, Jan. 19, 1871.
VOX tt MERCIIII are •selling New
and Trrgh Goods. Jan, 19, 1871.
FOX &, IIERCUit are selling Gro
ceries cheap. Jan. 19, 1871.
Fox & MEI:CUR are selling first
class Gonda only. Jan. 19, IS7I.
F°X3I L
ACIJR are selling
cheaper than eve:. Jiin. 10, 1871.
HOSIERY,
REIEE3IBER that we are selling
Goods at
RETAIL!
And twe won't be tuailerrold.
Jan. 9. 1871. • Fox & MERCVI3.
-•—__. ___,,
M . CHIGIN FIE-CUT TOBAC
o—very cholco—at '
Jan. 19. 1871. FOX k ISERCLItIi.
FOiK. Sr, NrE RCUR do not deal in
Shoddy Goods. - t . Jan. 19, 1871.
OUR CUSTOMERS can rely firron
getting the tau beet the market affords and at
lowest prices. E. T. FOX,
Towanda, lan. 19,'71. HENRY =EMIL
ipp EALEID3ER THAT FOX A - , AMR
CUR aro retailing all kinds of Groceries at
Rholesalepricee. . The largest stock in town. Goods
first class. Prices low. E.T. FOX,
Sept. 23,'70. REXRYX MERCUR.
91 HE BEST . KE ROSENEOIL _ IN
at
FOX & areitams.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
Til S. MUIR sr: co.
Respectfully announce to the public in general, tha
they hare opened a large and choice stock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
corner Main and Frank li n atreeta, Towanda, which
they will aril as cheap as the cheeped for
Ton will always And Tow team= there, Just as
happy as ever, to wait nporAll old costetners and as
tunny new ones as will favor them with a
?nos. icdaDrim
•
ITO THE PUBLIC.
i Having bought the stock and leased the old stand
of Cowell .k nver. I would say to all who buy their
GROCERIES -
••
in Ulla place, that I shall endeavor to keep a select
assortment of everything usually kept in a Grocery
Store. Also a full lino of
YANICRP. NOTIONS,
•
Which I propose to sell very cheap for cash.
1 respectfully solicit a share of your patronage
and thinkl can make it mutually advantageous for
you to deal with roe.
. • Yours, very respectfully,
J. B. JOECISON.
Towanda, July I. 1872.
BAKERY AND DINING ROOM
First block north of Ward House,.
BREAD, YJFS , CAKE,CRACKERS,
In onr EInIMG 11003113 we will accommodate the
public with either a lunch or a good meal at all
times of lb , day and evening.
OYSTERS AND Itrp- CREAM ON am 'nuunio
-Also a dna asluklizoout of Droceriu, Contactlemon.
traits, Ruts. Ac.
win' • u D. W. scan a VO. -
kurobassd %Mufti Nom& it
4. R. Pi()H,
GROCERIES.
.1 • 4.: : I EFICZE6
Ban an hand a large stock of
• WOODEN WARi's:L
C. B. PATCH.
WOOD, WILLOW, AND ETOICE NMI?,
No.. 1 PATTON'S LLOCE.
TO WANDA ; PA
TEAS, COFFEES,
ME
SPICES,
CARR PAM FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
CASH I yg
Taos. muin - &
April. 11, 187.2
BLEED DAIS, Y.
And sold at Wholesale And SMALL
MUM% BEASON
1T18A26/ TAYLOB
FASHIONABLE =LOBS,
Opposite Public Square,
Iteepalways on band
,a fall assort-
r4l .04,01
FM':VPS‘I7:E3W . IIM . NT7EI
- In all the latest styles,
I it: $ •kl B .• •
Furixishing oods
CUTTING DONE ON SHORT
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
6 6 MAIN STREET,
•
- 7
•
•
'HENRY FRANKS,
(Successor to lir-Nra 11,sents4
MERCHANT TAILOR,
:c.o. 41, Griffith k Patton'' Bloch. Bridge Street, To.
warida. A good assortment or Cloths, Vesting' arid
Cassimeres, constantly en hand. Goods roads to
order in the beadmanner,
•
•
•
THIS CAPS THE CLIMAX
To coufempladr, that man inade cap 11,1 v of
frallmrting the depth of theocean r.u.l meas
uring the distance todho most dTstant star, and wa
were about to Illy,osi,11,:o of wi4hing the solid con-
trots of the sun. And it is wonderfully stranukthst
this firm of Brothers lure mule themselves so con.
scrpant with every bianch . of the great and impor
tant Cloth;ng and.Furabp.hlng trade that it Mikes it
ntiqucatioimbly the place for every one to b'ny,
Here you 3411 find i a lipthes extreruely cheap
Pile upon pile, he-qui:mu heap; -
Of every grade'. tattiire, and hue,
For White or IThielz, Gentile or Jew.
MI say at onco, *o ark( there,
roc they do bnain,as On thi aquaici"
Their Clothes are goal, and prices
They pay for all, an.l gisc n.)
All that:want Clothes Rhouli go and neon
Those prices, styles, and qn iatity ;
Flats. Caps, or Clothes. ttlia or thick.
CmbrelLts or a Waking Stick.
Btly your Furnishing Gook of thew:
Buy all your Clothing of them;
Buy of this firm, buy of no uthero,
For ressomi why, it is WULFF BItOrfIEBS
Towina.l% Oct. 1. 11172.
BLOOD dC • CO.,
4 Stillcontinue o manufacture their celebrated --
HORSE POWERS & CLEANERS,
and wildaell a better =chins, du' lees money than
cat be had elsewhere In the world. We claim for
out machines that they,will do as ruti4, , , or more,
than any other, and ard more durably built. We
personally superintend/our wort and ace that it is
well down. We will send
DISCRIPTINT..CATAIADGITES,
of , our machines, on application.,
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
One d , Two Horse TH4ESIIEW d 4A:PERATORS.
THRESHER . ant CM:A:4Ia.
FANNING MILLS,
CIN,CTLAZ AND Dr..A.l RAW LULL...
SAW AND GIiaBV — AILL work d/rze t.) order.
Glee us a call before purC"assing
•va "oa auoaavaa 's.varav
".o o =v a 007.11 •
Aug. 2, let%
M. J. LONG.
FOUNDER:Y# MACHINE SHOP
The undersigned Laving purchased' the Fonriitry-
Ind Machine Shop lately owned by John Canino,
are prepared to do all bands of 'work appprtainin-; to
their business. with promptness and dispatch.
lILL GtAItINGS,
CIRCUtArt- SAW MILLS,
DR L
MILL IRONS
ENGINES lIEPA_LRED,
And all work warranteki to giTo satistaotiotr.
SHDieGLE
Of the latest and most Improved kinds manufactured
and kept constantly on hand ready for use.
IMI
BID ELL. MON 44D WOODEN BEAMS
Of all kinds.
CULTIVATORS, CORN PLOUGHS
PLOUGH POIN=TS
Of all kinds, and tho latest iniprovetnekits kept
constantly on hand.
.•
CTIIIRN POWERS,
LAEGE AND SMALL SIZE.
STOVE CASTINGS
0
..,ET.TAR - GEATE%
SLED AND SLEIGH- SHOES,
And all kinds of castings tarnished to
March 30, 1370. IMAM & Bo CBI~ ELL
THE HOLE SHUTTLE: SEW-
MG =Laura:, THE PERFECTION OF
MECHANISM, Poi HEIOCCCO, Yrixnto,l3vonsa,
Cosansch Bzwlonco, Br.ixoto. Qtnanco.
EICITLING, 11.121P,AMSCULSO A.ND GATICLIZNO.
AMERICA A:sip EUROPE,
Simple, Compact, Efficient, Durable and Contilets.
Every Machine Warranted for five
years.
EQUALLY 6001) YOE ME 011.HEAVy WOBY.
It is a Triatnph-of 3loclunical genitia.
Price 087,00
The only practical low priced Lock-stitch Sewing
Msr-hirui ever invented.
Don't be hembngged by other Agents blarney,
no matter how smooth the tongue may be, be sure
they mean large profits to. their own pockets.
D. B. WOODBUIDI.
Agent for Bradford and Snillvatfecninttes. Agents
wanted.
Borne, Bradford county, Pa.,Feb. 29;72.
00 - TO FROST & SONS FUR
NIT= EILPOILIMI fur new atylo of Bed.
ads,
vutuns, bring your =n i ce
and sell to I• 01, k
11, 3171.
Mothag.
moat of
cAmm:ms , s
AND COATINGS.
GENTS'
llii groat variety.
`NOTICE.
TOWANDA, PA.
And all kind!. n „
:LADE TO oaDErt.
PLOUGHS,
AD )
LARGE IRON EEITLES
Pa ented in
C}MTIOB and Pnvtiimni.
GROCERY AND: ' PROVISION
STORT3.
MgCABE k EbViFARDS,
Wholesale and Befall Dealers la
FAMILY GROCERIES
tti
AND .‘
PROVISIONS,
IIIaCMWS NEW BLOCK. TOWANDA, PA.
Wo do not deem It neeesury to anon:mato all Me
diterent articles we keep. par oxsortnient ix
ALWAYS CO? PLETE.
We sell nothing but
FIRST C.LASS GOODS.
Cash . paid for,parrners Prodnoe
March 1. 1870.
CENTRAL • MARKET.
The subscribers still continue to keep constantly
on land • full and complete assortment of OTCI7 ,
thing pertaining to their business, cohaistng main
ly of
BEEF, PORK, FRESH AND SALT
SUGAR CURED RAIL%
IIUTTON, LAMB,
VEAL. POULTRY,
SAUSAGE, LARD, .
BOLOGNA, DRIED REEF,
TaLLOW, tze.
Also,
"P i S
FRESH FII0:11 - THE„LATiES.
. OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY
• In their season. • %
ii.arties wishing Oysters iu large or •rrupli quanti
ties will ho furnished on short not: e, tt the old
CENTRAL Ilanarr, Montan) L's Block, first
door north of Dr. r.3ll.efS.'
CULS- G KELLUM, 1 lIELLI73I Ls: MULLOUR.
Tnto. 31c1.1.0cn.
Feb. 23, 1870 If
.
:11.A.4R PIIIcE
IN CASH, PAID FOB "
•
BUTI - Elt :1."X.1)
•
• py • •
GE.OROE SMITH,
WYSAUKING, PA.
April IR. 1872.
II
Moots and Shcas..
ENV F It JI
It -11 E
BOOT AND SHOE MADE.
con,s.ua_z & COO 2
Would announce that having fraught out Mr. L.
MOODY, they ate nnw pr,parr.,l to offer t) the putt
llc a large and varied asaortun-ut of
BOOTS, SHOES, Tia:xxs,
TRAN - 4LiNG BAGS,
6LOVES, MITTENS
.L1:-11111:1 t, S4UE FENDIN 4 GB, 1,;(3
a full lin , 1.1 111: - N1Pinanc 13Itta1l
ER:lk TRACY'S zualmfaettinl of gno:le a., well a •
many other gools first-elaes male.
We ere rote agents for
BURT'S
Celebrated Ilz.ke of
BOOTS AND SHOES
ror T,,wr.r.dl
And eustamerß er.7l :Always rely flitding a ftril
of ).zoo.ls fer
LADIL. , i, tiEN - 1.-i. MI:NiEs, 3: CIIILDRZ.NS NYEAII
\
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i •
6 oi•makla and ctlicrs wanting Leather shoo
Ludt gs, &c., w•tal find wildi us a goal assortment at
all CR.
.11r. 8. 8, llolicrtrr r, mains_ with ns and is ready
to "give tits" in the way of. rate Boots to all who
may favor him with a call. • -
As our getsla are all bou.ibt of the manufacturers
we are able and will sell at the lowest bottom prices
for cash. We hope by fair dealing to merit the path
collage of an.
rroir: r. CaUsEFL I
COCIgq. J CORSEit 4: COONS.
Towar..la, Oct. 1.472.
S . WOODF.ORD,
AT THE •
NEW YORK ROOT AND SHOE
' STORE,
. .
No. 3, PATNON &ORIFFITHit . LOCK,IiItLIK:E St
Is receiving ono of the largest and
best stock of BOOTS & SHOES ever
brought in . Towanda, which ho is
offering at the very lowest prices for
Cash, consisting of GENrS CALF, Kw
STO6A, BOYS CALFITS, LADral,
MISRES and CiummmeS hoes of • all
kinds, SU bought direct_ from the
Manufacturers; and hand made, all
goods warranted. A FELL sTocK OF
LEATHER AND VINDIN6S.
Thankful for past fay . ors, I solicit
a continuance of the smile.
Towanda, May, 1, 1512.
•
JITLES .1117GITENLN
Is constanSyreceiving a large and varied assort
_
went of AMERICAN AN'D SWISS
(TOLD. AND SILVER "WATCHES
.For Ladles and Gentlemen, Jewelry of all kinds and
descriptionii,
SETH THOMAS AND AN/PRICE CLOCK C 0.13
. ,•
• CLOCKS,
7 r
FROM THE OHEA.EEi3T TO THE BEST.
GOLD, MY ER Anoorma, encrecilis ni
GREAT VARIETY. Particular attention given to
• REPAIRING
Mall kinds . ALL WORE WARRANTED. Ileirew
.
ber„the p ce—Opposite, ll
the Means onae.
I
JULES .11DOtriNIN. -,.--
Towants, Wry I, 1871.
CROCKERY STORE
WICKHAM & BLACK.
ME
SILVER PLATED WARE,
SINGER SEWING MACHINE,
JAMES McCADE •
WIL EDWARDS.
LNSURANCE - AGENCY
"VICKELIM & BLACK'S.
Tcruranda, July 25. 1812.
IMPORTANT Ti ALL! - WHO
1. VALUE Tll.Eflt SIGHT!
Thr hight of tht , 7, 1 m74!9trcl,tht croak strengthen
ed a • • 1,-..-4.4:t-preservekl.
PLIMADELTITIA 01 - IiCAL INSTITUTE,
Fort • ....ming of the
CONCAVE CONY; t 1:1 • rAL LENSES. LONDON
IeSOILLD AHD : . YOB WLIX 01:.
T: 4 O Concave C1271`,e-x Crystal Spectacles, made by
the above institut, a:e new a long thno before the
: pnbli:t, end the rap . . , 1 and increased demand for them
combined with the universal acknowledgment of
; their clearness is vicion and ease to the eye. shows
plr.!nly that th-: , are superior to Any other glasse
i,iti the market.
1 The majority of Spectacles, (meetly imported) and
1 ,:,-.. metier how fine the frames, contain but a pc r
land worthless article of glasses, (generally
_cast ..r
; Pro,sed;) they are made to be sold only, Without
any calculation respecting bentat to the eye. au'
therefore the great complaint of poor and weal:
beht. Thoosandsare using glasses now which tine
• a.,.i fatigue the eye, where the objects get dim after
I short usage, or require an intensely strong lhiht
and therefore destroying the sight, which, were they
preperly suited, would be preserved a-life time;
The advantages claimed for the CeLeave Convez
Crystal Masses are the following :
The Lenses are ground of the hest material, pure
and hard, and made only for optical purpose s, ttiLy
ano therefore not liable to get scratched or drn.
They confera brilliar.ey and distactness of viaiuu
not found in any other glass.
They can be used equally well by dty or - candle
light without tiring or fatiguing the eyes.
They are gtound nastheinatically true in the cor,
cave convex! mirror, according to.the philosophy of
nature, and shape of cornea of the eye, therefore
assisting nat re only instealof forcing it.
That the lenses arc cc nteeet correct lute the frames.
They can nred longer than nub other if, wisis
without changing to a higher powcet
The frarreS are made strong and durable by: expe
rienceil ukeiStonen and, warranted to give satisfacticu.
W - 31 . A. CII.A.IIIIERLIN:
Dealer in Watches Jewelry and Silver Ware, Towan
chi, Pa., has the sole Agency fur these glasses iu
lir:-..Liord county. So employed.
IB7D-tf
NEW CA RELIGE --FACTORY;
Slain and tic,:ouil,
of G. F. 'Sisson Co.'s Dank,
IZerpectfulii annotaica to 1.11- patrouß,
Chat t't havu bnilf .
u•Y.~rvtL_y c•iast..:tt!,yl::(p . ort hand a fail assott
moat of
TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES,
PLATI'OII:M' 'WAGONS,
.nturmsa bTLETS, AND ss..ELEToNt,
of the best material and finished in the bet
city style, Ilia long elaperienee in city Carriage
Factories Ives them a decided advantage over others
to the
b*lyle and Durability
or iliz• Wagens. All the; ask.i is an
INSPECTION )F HIS WORK
prtviouti to purchttung else
ALL. WORK WARRANTED TO GIVE PERFECT
Thankfizil for the libcro..l patronage formerly ex
tended and resrectitilly ask 3 continuance of tho.
331113.
ILEVAIRINO ATTENDED TO
Twa - su(l3, Slay 24. 131%1—U
VIE OLD MAIN ;4
Carrie V:3et,m7y.
CAApLIGES AND • WAGONS,
Of ,evcry Alt,isriptillt. at Cita ',ld stand of
LATEST STILE AND FIIISH.
In tho =aurae:urea wagons nothing is null but
tlio — - . -
To ether with tho . • -
•
COM"POSIT•ION -BOXES
PLATFORM SPRZNIG WAGONS
•
The beat Eastern tack Is tustd In the.mennfacture
of Wbeels. Spokes are all rived oat—not sawed.
WARRANTED EQUAL TO ANY
scrpEmou To ANY ni THIS sEcnoN
ipLl9ll
MONEY SAVED,
BY PITRCITASING YOl7ll •
STOVES AND EIARDWAttE
\ op
Onrel W. L. PENDLETON.
Crockery and Samar" -
Or -
FRUIT JABS.
TIIIiBLERS
BOWLS.
CUPS 'FOR JELLIE'S.
From llodgerri
0 VA 0 A DIE• 101 V 1,3 W
Arncy of tlio
=
TOIVANDA, PENN'A.
HEN4IA7 Sn'LEN CO.,
I'.
N. 1.1": FAC'TORY,
FAMILY CARREI. GES,
BEM
SA SJSF cFlo
rcattc,.l
IIENRY
Ir. B. CUBS.
Are preparta to fill oraers, whether a rga or.smai!,
01 21 the sherte“ 'We have also a 13.7 4; ,3 va
riety of MOULDINGS, 4.-1 the latent atyle and pattern,
which we can fr--ni,h ranch eh:ear:l. , : than they can be
vicntesl lianl.
JAMES BRYANT ----
Still cottinnee thz manuisctura of
MU
mAri sr.REET. TOWANDA. PA
11? work is :al of th 3
BEST STEEL AXLES,
In Light Wort
AN')
LIM3ER WAGONS
'Rcpt. constantly on hand. 1!
ALL WORE. SOLD
As to Antal", and as to durability,
Q' Au. Wont winaracitti.
JAsrVS BRYAST
Drags and Zadicinat.
DLE!. O. PORTER & SONr H
OLD CASH DRUG STORE,
Oozier :Main and Piin 8
•
Rave mistily added largely to their stock. *fedi and'
complete assortment. constituting ad Getman Pi
riety. embracing many articles used in the Arts for
Inkehanicsl s, carefully selected with
to the ve wants of the public, which It
kept constantly supplied with fresh purchases, and
offered on the most reasonable terms at Whiiiesale or
Retail, consisting of
_
Duts, lilmacncas, Ca : maws,
rAners i cate, vassniFze,
ALCOHOL AND TIIRPFAINTINE,
BASIL pargr, vAmasEr,,. wtarr,wAst
And all kinds okßrustes,
ICE .OSENE OB - COAL . OIL,
Burning Fluids, . '
LA S, WICKS, CIMSICEYS, •
Bpernt.Laid, Whale, Beata Foot.
TAINTANti.NB AND MACHINE OILS;
-
Fancy and Toilet Articles in all Iticir varicti t
BroNGES, BRUSIIII3. SOAPS, C / 011113 7 •
Brother
Pomades, asir-Dyes, Perfumery,
POCIOT BOOKS, -, PQAT MON4IB,
I • Pocket :Braves, Itazora, •
Tool*, Ems Arm JIAIS FEEPAPATIONS,
PURE WINES AND LIQUODS,
I ).;
. .
TOBACCO YIPES &ND CIGARS,
Garden, Field and Flower Seeds, Truman, Stip ! . -
porters, Suspensories, Shoulder Braces, Breast?
Pumps, Teething. Rings,' Nursing Bottles,
• Nipples, Nipple Shells and Shields, Syringes;
Bed Pans, Self-Scaling Fruit Jars, Ttier
ammeters, • Flavoring Extracts, Stone
Jails, Glass Ware, Bottles: Vials, Corks, Bath
-Brick, and Stove Blacking, Fish Tackle, Am- - •
mut:atom kc,, Botanic, - Eclectic and Hocucepath
i' lc sledicines, and all the popular Patent
• -
E D N-E S .
arte,ca wa... - rantedaa repreciented. Persons at
a ll:Uttar:cr re:eivo their orders by stage or toad,
Winch W.ll :`,X . C . .‘ c prompt Riad careful attention. - -
Medical vhice given gratuiteltaly at the
charging only for media - tin, -
Aar Thau:dnl for past liberal patronage, would es
pectiully announce to their friends and the public:A hat
no paini shall be. pared Lid merit the con
tinuation of their confidence and patronage.
Open Suntßys for proscriptions from 9 to 10
abd. 12 na. tel. and 5 to C.
Z. C. PORTER SON. •
Apn, 1, 1e7,1.-3r..
EEMATISM-NEUIIALGLI. - !
RI
sz:_if).\ - VTLL DE PAID
I...anciniz any ,liowing half
..• : rinar.ent cures ao Dr. FIIEE.P.'S
terd Inwardly
A i•1;-.....ant Medicine, fne.
un:ler oath, to have perman,ent•
•ti ev• r:....loo"patients treated in the pr..t.
.4.....e.t..4t.nieny). It 14 the ?dentine pfe-
:
d
ly ir,
t t
v.t
of 11,4. .1.4. P. 'l`iCor, M. D., a graduate of
of P. tm,ylvauia., a, 18;13,-r.9vr
.
,- ~ s, PhitadAphLa's oleic,: regular physicians,- and
1':... '......j. , ., , r. of Ci,chlistry and ' Toxic-: - .lo.:y.—wno has
made. N-Andgia. Chzo - nlc an 1 In lair.atory Itbcuma
tieni t e spce-I..dty of his entire professional life—a
fact T. udied I'r by the- signature's accompanying
each 4,4t1e. and c - ther testimonials of many- promi- :
nent r, vi,esr:Led physiciiina'and tdergyrucn. To pig
te..t :-.'.. , ate.re.rs fr, , na pw:sitious quack r.oetrunis and,
us,:cr-, -xpend.iture 6f-mency, a legal P ;new joar
ant,e, F• ti::{ eaa,,t 1:0-uut•or of butt!,d warrant,l to
cure, xv:il 14• f,.,re - ad , _,l rratis to a ily sufferercsend
im: b. , ..' l , ttor a f:111 tf.,...,:ipt.0n of adl,-tien. In case
of t'.l:tro Co con., aruomtt p.,ftl poe. - itively refunded.
5-Itl.fi'ne : , -et su:Luvl.e . re by espregs, cellect cm de
livery, Aill.Lt.-fi u“,:eLl t..-• v.-r-,•.0 i.r advice; all in
formation and n:0 1:c=1 advice sent' by let - tee gratis,
Adams Dr. J. I'. FITLEIt, 2*.? 9 , Dutlt Fourth street,
Philadlehla, Pa. T 1,3 It , -Inedy- is cold or obtained
by Dragdtsts. - .
For', nal , by por.Tr.r. 4. KIIILY, Dr7,47gtstz, Itler
cur's Block, Towanda, l'a.
, .
. •
TIZE
WORLD ' 7 S . TONIC.
] . ,
taf,t,.ln,l fr , Alt`olol.
lt . P. L 0 R [ R'S
' I JUNIPER TAP.
- 13 I 1 S
A CERTAIN CURE FOR
Se^.t,il Ccwnh,..incipier.t Corn-mr.V.i.)n, Colds, sr
tin, nim , a,Llarnation of the Lung., Catarrh,
Drecip, Whooping Cough,. Atith.*.
;ma, Lrea..7t or side, Dyrpr,psia,
pixriness. Lose of:
tto, Fever and Arne, •ti
L2.l4•;•.itiuti, Complaint, Diarrhoea. and
Di , .; nf, the Lung., -St—rn••••:lt, r,
a.rni Sidney - F..
\\. H. G.II.V.Ger k CO.,
IT.TI:GfINTS, - ELITITIA : N.Y.,
',. , 4;c12.t5, :Ind to V. Lo:a all rhoula
r.1•1rv3, - rel $l.OL‘.
SZ Circulzrz , turtt._r
jaucl2,72.if
T ONVA.,N DA. MUSICAL ACADEMY
11.
SUSQUEHANNA COLI.I:OIATE INSTITUT
Pupils. Will be rc.2zived at any thce at the folloti = ing
rat R
Piano Forte rtirgeg, p_r vatic' $l5 00
Including llauv ant Vcva.l elsfix, per (f r. 20 C.,0
:CI L 79 HALF Q VAT:TELLY Is .v..•
Recitations twice a weet. Aka - action or
maile up.'• except in cam e of iilness 'of more than
one week!ei duration. . .
This Music S'llool is elasiiflod into three depart
ments, viz Prolimin'rn : Primary End Ativariced..
There will Le a certificate given at the ccmpletion-of
each coursa with the ininimal 'standing of the pupil.
Pupils from a tl.tanee will ltnd acs ratimmilations
(C.: board and piano practice in the institution at
very moderate pries, •
'-'Ctrrn - ir..—air. Shot3'ood has a •b oolirst ,
uolnprising the beet modern methods, in' 1 ; inc the
prinuinent featuros and appliances of the • o pop
ular Lyons Musical -Aradony, or wlrltlitis t ;•• thL.r
Rev, L. H. ShertroOl. was ferule: I,y and
proprltt , r.
til.c-rvoc,l t.ts v.e
mnsioal acqnikenit , uts and I•VPriene
tuachinr.,.—Edi!or
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Towanda, May 9,18:2. . _
NEW -PLANING-
Thoundersii.7—•ee. having built a biri:e. :‘.mt ccmaula
dt,-, in the Borough of Towar,la, an,l t:lled i•
with ...to most mojerh and t_•nproved mat:Amery, for
th. manufacture of
WTNDOW SASH .LND I.:LLNDS
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AtiD SCHOOL
8.1,7 MG,
And alt Other work portair.fr. , rt , Jolr.erv.+Ff.ll)edoue
to ruit our cthitotaers.
Venous building. and not living r,inst thani t-,yelve
to fourteen miles distant. will find it largody gm their
'interest to buy of us, or bring their lumber and have
It worked by our.r.asellin:.my.' Ilring ;your grist of
Flooring, or other lumber. atd while your team is
feeding. have it ground out and take It Louie with
son.
Wo will ray CASTI' for FINE AND riE2rLocr.
our lumber dd. ;Come and
Bee ns, or if yon canc-ota't r, n•rin". 1 •
Towanda. Bob.. Isfi4
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BOOK-B - LN . DEBT, -THE PITI3
lie is rt..peotfttlly infore...i'ed that tb.c. 7 1300k-Din
deny ha; be,n temov,i'l to tt.to , •Iteporter" Thaifting
tlard story, vlPrb Tall Le dono
ciAJE.-- . 4IIZDING!
. . .
I ei
In all its Tarioria braneLes. an terms asreasonable as
""the braes" will allow. The Bindery will be. under
the charge of
11. C. ITIIIT..I=
4 ikn experienced Binder, and all Bork will bepr6mptly
done in a style and manner witiat cannot be excelled.
Music, Magazine., Newspaprrq,OM Docks, trc., bound
in eve:7 variety of style.. rarticular attention will be
paid to ;lir DuUm; and Itin , l!ng of
To any desired, pattern, which in quality and dulls.
bility trill 4T - warranted.
All work will bo ready for delivery when proinis.Nl.
The patronage of the public is solicited, kid per:
feet satisfaction gna.—antced.
Towanda, Apgust 2. 1864—t.i.
T HE AILIERICAN,
SEWING' _MACHINE.
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This machine is cotaldered Lt mechanical men to
bathe
BEST CONSTRUCTED, MOST' DURABLE
Sewing Mazhino es'..Z‘r offend to the Ohne: 'lts.
SIMPLICITY OF' ONSTEVCTION, EASE OF. ItUN
NING, VARIETY - OF WOES WITECOUF eEIA:COE
Aid its unparalleled success Wherever, it his been
introduced, speaks Wonderfully for it as Meg the
most complete Fainily Sowing Machine now in use.
Its adaptation to . -4-
LIGHT Oli HEAVY WOB
Ig truly beyond competition. These machines are
for gale by
IVILI 4 SON- AILKWELL,
OF ToNvANDA,, P.. •
And their manner of conducting their Lusineseis
fast winning for thou - the confidence of the pubh.7.
You can examine this machine at their wilco iu
Mercar's Block, or they will cheerfully show. it at
your house without charge or grumbling. Don't
let oilier agents aeli you a machine out of dste or
behind thefdraea befure examining . tdie Amanlcaw.
Orders 9thcrwise, will receiyoTtorupt
attention. - Towanda, May 1,1871.
I=l
fr
For Medicine as#,,
r..:lDrtr;g4ifits
TuWANTA,
B. F.0DGE.1‘..4 k iA
BLANK BOORS,
prugs anEMOdnes.
TURNER !& GORDON,.
PAVITOIq'S 13140 E.
T0WL9.W36..A., , I:7A.
WHOLESALE Bri'AM
W(,G G-_.I
1) S,TB . ! -
~ - ', -- ? •
nairthgreitewilvely repaired their store, at the eld
stand. hart) re-opened
selected stO ck.nAlsting with a 1 borge, new and :veil
eo of .
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ACIDS, EXTRACTS. EDIXIDII; liElli.w suG u,
, .
- COATED PILDS, I OWD.E.P.S.,fIt'IIS, d'ilart:d,
I •
TlN ' CrCitEB,vii#B,- &d,
1 ! •
_ ethrall
BOTANIC, LCIIECTIO AND ITOMEOPATincIitE
PAItATION - 8,
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DYE .STUFFS, MACHINE OLLS,
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EITILt R4FINED KrzosENE, 414:011€1,
PURE WIN AND L Egroits,
ror Jiedlanai f,,urV.,ses.
TOBACCO, SNLTE AND CIGARS,
. All the
POPULAR PATENT 3IE'DICZES,
7
4;zt: a Fine Aar.aitrunt.of
TOILET ANp
.F.NCY GOODS
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Moro than Ulf: usitat care and attention givenn ta the
Compo 3 nr.%ling - of Prescriptions. open Son,tyy,.
front o'eJoc/:,a m.,to I p.m. lzgrora 5 p.ni. to 7 I , . xn.
M
Dr, atai4. can be consulted at the store eu .at
tirdn,3/ of each *eel:, as Ur,..-tr)f,,ro.
Tow:cur:a, 'fay 7, 1872
•
r. ();ID. STILES '
• havig pu4cliiael
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,- Ty l ip: artro STORE \
tier L. A, DriouwA : v, 1.; Looru, P.1.,4 , .
Has now. la rtock and is constantly- re - ie‘iing I . :cid,
supplies of pi:trod:Tugs and Ifediehates, Dyes,P...intx,
Varnishes ' &c .: - Agent for . all the tuostp.pu!a r p a t.
ent afedicittes. .A., fresh supply of the celebrated
i VINEGAR r,rrrEit9..l.
_
Pure Wins and Liquors for rrredielilai piii.,,,, ,i
beet brawls tit' Cigars auil Tobacco; chiile- rerfurii
ery; toilet arid fancy articles, flavoring extract.,
Lichool books, stationery, and news. Dinh rs scri.
plied with stationery at low prices. All rule:lllr..
ens books furnished to order at publishers' price,
The Dcadoi will continue to pra'dice ruedlci_n e a,
heretofore. 1 0.iliee at the Luu,.;. Store; residenee ~1 . .
posite Presbyterian rhiti"eh. I 'reserildi.n,4l.i. 1 rr
ecipts acenrately,epnipeunded at all holir-rbya
perer.t el( rki:
' [April :
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r f :\ YT. R'S CELEBIiA.TED ort
Pp.Titedy should be fept and
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used by .o itry Farmer that keeps either Cattle or
flora( s. Teamster and Livery Stable Reeprr.
every y , l - iatt and llorse Fai-ier for it will many
tinies and TICtSE 41 - ben'all othr
Laval failed. Miners and Railroad Men
certainly iiki_ep t,i fsir it. is V.IIRra-passedlor"
br and Sprains. IViarkstnifhs should keep it
for tle.: own use and for their customers . tender
fo• r,. r‘oiss'' as riotldint equals it for tender feet.
Ever:: 1 , , •1:.- tiufferitig front pain and lameness of any
kind, Ir:irosl cuts, en any eruption of the
Ci — n , ,iChilblains er auy disease requiring an
.outwar,l ehotild certainly keep this cele
brated me.dclne. Every bottle warranted to give
For-sate by Dr. it. C. Porter Son & CO.
Porter !: Klriby and ft:o , Yr. Druggists, T , iwatela
Pa. .I:it by every I Dirriguist and dealer in Brad
ford adjoirtinj cQuuttes.
Johnstonts3ll - o,i-aiy and Cowden, wholesale Patent
Medicir.e.D.lpot,No..C92A.rch street Philadiplll l ,3,Pit.,
Wholesale.Anfints; BIIOWNIG TAYLOR,
jtilyl9'76-tf Proprietor,iLeßaysville, Pa.
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.111C:.‘.;...-
TO 'ITV PUBLIC'!
rh., 71:'
11!• I
hey are aciw prel.an, I
L:: KL\G DtSI`;E:;-.
BM
In •Ln. jis . . • •z• -:
the r-cTricc.i Gnu
Ravin vi‘a:crti - expctrs3 or 4.. •• i•r..t,:t • '
Lug frocallk ell,m of 11...Stulcu • . •-.;
a)_:c3rsa wi ch car.rot Lc =a p I urc.wn
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iu eltranecj, t11:4 s: dc of our 1::rn:,-st.
also seureil tho?orriNaraino=t ca:.
ana gentleluanly \ beison to ( a . t,tcLa to.
the busir.o.-s.
J. S. one of czf•firm.,,,l'!
Furnituro ~ ture:on tr(et, and C
FILLS, tie 1 1
other menal , sr of the firn., at Lis .J
r ,- .....,
[ . .1
cle - nr:o on thin: street. or about tb.o ofl3 , CI Jar. d.
1 .
NV. f...yiezni r a very reliable 11r.,.1
ithusk. oat,y, on. lark er
Efonqe. I'
i3n2s'72ff
Viv]\.NDA ACiIsIICITLTEIZAL
STI7LL ALIVE!
..li , nt of •1
Th . . - . , s;.iierie
.ttr.
-::::!.(1 :Llc• 13c Et
LUMBER W.ASTONS;
\_.,
PIATFOLM. WAGONS,
COVERED AND OPEN BtGGIES.
cver lAst Fcketca
OAK
AND HICKORY TIMBM
Tr.a an 1 - ork. r-laao 145 the ra,:st
EIIIENCED . WORKIIEN.
Go the
PA IT.N R USSIA SE:ITS
;very light,atd so durable tbat even tu,.
httte to do ward, their decay.
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Ilsaso ciarmite our.r i ttork bctore
ttht•re. Rooiriu plot° ou short not ace.
• Towahtlt Jitly 20, 1970..
F IR:ST NATIONAL BANE,
OF TOWANDA
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CAPITAy
SuEr.rx FuND
Tlaisß t ()fen lINTSTA .D.F.XCILITLI:, r..-:
transactio of a •
GENERAL BA NEING . Bt".7:.\' i.,:..5.
INTEREST AID ON DEPOsiTs
iGnEFITFNT
SPECLLL CAIIF. GIVEN TO TUE C.C.L.LE,`TI ,, N ~ 7 .Nt.
L'sr! CirEck%
Parties wishing to FC' - 11 - SIC , ICET to any' part
United States, England, Ireland. Sea:laud. t'...-
eipsl citiesi and towns - of Europe, eau I:tn.
drafts for that purpose.
PASSAGE .rre.SErs
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To or froro tho old country; by bsot rtcc..LAr cr ssi
tog lines , always on hand. • _
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FA'aili74l4lloi4EfT OVER AT ICU' rt!EID D:Atre
Highest Prifxraidivr IJ. S fic!nds,
JOS. , POWELL, President
DeCelubr 1, 180. •
ATEIySTEAII MILL
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Es.; SHESTIEQUIN; PA
iio subfierib deeba. , a to givo uoiicii that h 1.7 Lec
STEAM . FLOUR:IV' - 11 - I ft
1$ now in snecelsful operation.. and that he :a r:it
parvi to do all work in his lino on short not.:,.e.
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CUSTOM. ORMDINO DONE 01i4TIM SA3IE
'TEIAT IT LS RECEIVED
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\Th3at, P.lletwllett, and Ityo Flnnr,
FeNI. ni4ay.l - rn hand a7;..1 t".•;
lame t rata
• PAltllo4,Aft NOTlCE—Perso•a i s . lieic;;c on C.:
west side of the ricer desiring to patronize ray
will have their ferryago Paid both ways. ,When thzy
bring Fritts ton bunhels and upwards. •
ap1.1'7.1. I 1 F. ti.'„IIESIC
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D. D. iTR
W. (. uuarALN
ry %C..ty to att. tir
"
utir, t L 11W111
J. S. AI.YN.
C. 31..31..kNV1LLE. I
; 4 125,00it
40,000
N. N. ri:rr4.