Bradford reporter. (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, December 26, 1872, Image 4

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11 . 01 V I. MARE Seri Soar.—l keep
tly ashes div. and when put in the
• ' •
i•Tper proJaratory t, o making' soap,
- Lave frou a linlf to 1 peek of un
linie put in with the ashes.
:ore j)u , tillf.z the grease in, I swing
kut:tle off the fire and let it hang
i• !•w moments. If there is any
,1,1! in it,.l t:ike a shovel and . take
For if there is lima potash
hot snake goodsoap. I
k the . asbei well, adding water
I=
+,ll i
.
(hunt en them. Then I
fin buckets of water
-; •-ach thty for ttvo or three days,
f , t,;•.! I think it sufficiently soaked.
latttly I pour on boiling water
::in the lye off. As soon as I have
Fora: on . to commence boOing,
kft,ttie over the. fire,} and
fast as it will boil,still
, lye as it boils(lowit.
I e,....:tume,.for a whole day.
lc_ • v i' brobably' be sucti
. H-r.ro.t!g to eat a feather in
it thrtoc, times across the lig
ox put my grease in (all I
t; i e.tt ), boilin . g us fast
I (Ml without its running over. ,If
it ?rease all up.l add more.
I • , 'or k at - e. my kettle to hang over
ft , • r:rt , nl4 In the morning
if U.l any scraps of grease that
n up, I boil ligniu fot an
sr iv, -0, sad if ttley do not
take them outs Tliea I take
!:1.-iiif II of the soap and
:v a httle while to c ,0 1 4
bt. ro 13 - i - I.)analc-r
from greast:;=l
!+ 1_ off, :lid hang anotht:r
Ttlanaguig in this
,• •
i• 2 L i
csiu wake from Kis-
1. 1 tio
n ‘,•alions,)f v.inte
, d 1 au(' (10( in. o;le
I think I , y pun-,tt
•: .&f.n fn. n I.;!ni.lar one,. any
f . ,
-,
!.,tr01i; . ..;:, 1:10e ..1).11).
11111E=::1
u:. //In of existence
I.,dits is to get
flit7 , ll i,i, ;: -Itre• t•f
,lite its p
i 1.4 panm
:ount to citify
"Their chief ids-: of
::(IWiratlOn 15-4
tiitutiph over ii,aby
IMO
fil<-11(re • sown of their
t:- id. follies. They have
11 c . fzurcl 1 , ,r one but theta
(:l)j )y and
:rin.l toe hot it:-.119.111C(1 to (10
1ir:1\1(21y. d.
' St • ,It light in Sett the or
1 1 ,••: ,- ; , ( , Isimaie'it9 at defiance
arid instill:era
'l, - thaiha of love ill a Cot
,)')%d ) hesita'lon
1). a,pirati , esof limn
. 11 , :s (10 11u prufe-s
T:11111( L 4 to any ver,,
-•:: cittlll. : pro
Ell
1 :01;.1
1:y ,11i11111!Z!-,
for a fcw yeqrs.
" fits' Of :he tr;t4 in which
loud in pran , es.
cotort .or•ietv. 1311 t tbet
Ti,t'y are vis , i,t-d over
'rcl
..vagflut (initur ereat
MEI
anzuc, jowly
that It t y. , •ll l d itN.•l milliozmire to
. 11.1 , 11
, I t v ‘ivral 4 ly b come-
tw,l
1. • If th,'. , y clJne
ME
(-_,;0•41;;,n .the footman,
L;_ porhap , , quite
w0u.R.4,1,
is in
.4 of praise, cr th•
appiohation ;
MOE
•.,,, cay rly .;Love being affect
t •nr i;l•i:uc.. Chilli ex
I.! , .rtiun f"
‘•-. car.
I :•,. re :1,•.11 'a spirit of ince- , eant
anti perhapa nothing
•t u tut,re baneful intluene,
I , J7t t and eldici
eer through the - day ha..
b , aat pleat:atlt and you say to him,
MY sou, you have been good to
day. and it thllies the very happy ; "
:twi if, with more than a usually af
i'yet ona'e you say, " Good
'dear 'child." a throb of
press,al fee!,imi filia his heart, and
he recolw!s ulwayi earning such
i!.proval. if your grown son, or
ol.11)t:r, have t.iccorirplished some
tiiectii of work, rendering you
•istarmee: Or have cliniherd
btep in the daily drill of study;
h acqqired some new accom
added grace ; or bet
. : than all, have gained the Victory
lad habit or besetting sin
- :ieLnowle.lge it, see it, praise them
fur It. Let them see, by your added
I , .ndeni, , ss, the deep j9y 4.rul comfort
Thus - you will create a
at many inc.:vire, to right con
duo', mid lay a.broad foundatinn for
character %%hich shall be redolent
with succulent fruit and fragrant
1.1; . ss o w s.
LreaN .rue: -Paoor.Am4s..—One
sa!nrilay evening, during the per
of- " T/,' Lady or Lyons
-I'rince's Theatre, Manchester,
s singular interruption
took plaCe, which fairly upset Abe
;:rarity -of the 'house. Just before
the cti.is iu the fifth act, when Parc
•;•• is about to sign the marriage
ract, and Claude Meluotle is pre
paii'!g; to assert his prior - clam, the
oroperty-man's rat made its appear
ance upon the scene, and frisked
across the stage in a highly grotesque
manner. Of course the apparition
,was in ridiculous - ',,contrast 'to the
claptrap language. The animal sud
denly re-appearei at the opposite
wing, with an outstretched tail, and
exhibiting Other symtotris of alarm.
After sciimpering twice or thrice
act vs the stage', and probably find
ing all the places of exit occupied by
,ropers." intent upon its ;capture, it
looked for safety on the other side of
ih,: .footlights, and 'cleared ft() or
che,tra ,and stalls-as a hound, alight
n.., on the shoulder of an elderly la
dy in the pit, fa whom it quietly sur
r,:,ndered.
N'to.vrivE fitsosEss.--Do the dor
tor:s known tiliat half the Wivos -in
the world - die of this eDniplant?
"He -never stoke-an-unkind word
,to
Lis wife." • Yes, but did he remember.
now and then, to speak a kind one?
Did he have any' sympathy Iti? her
odily .or mental ails? Or was he
and deaf to both. treating them
with that cutting indifference • which
in time chills' the most loving heart,
and silences its throbs for ever. Men
:are verity guilty in this regard. They
take a Young girl from the warm
atmosphere of a loving., cheerful
home, and after a few brief weeks
of devotiott, leave her to battle, siu
glehanded, mith new cares and duties,
and to bearsickness with what courage
sbearay, and go their Wll 8 into t , ••
Eangltil paths of life, with - out .c
thought of the responsibilities they
are shirking, or, the solemn vows they
have really_ broken. .;
EX!&AVAGANCE---Said a young hus
band, whose business speculations
were unsuccessful, "My wife's silver
tea-set, the bridal:gift of a rich un
tie, doomed me to financial ruin. It
involved a l hundred unexpected ex
penses, which in trying to meet; have
made me the bankrupt 'T . am." His
experience id the experienceof many
othets, who, less wise, do not know
what is the goblin of the house,
working its deqrliction.
A sagacious father of great wealth
exceedingly mortifiul his daughter
by ordering it to be printed on her
wedding cards, ..`No presents except
those adapted to an income of $l,-
000." Said he, "You must not ex
pect to begin life in the style •I am
able, by many years of labor, to in
-dulge; and I know of nothing which
will tempt you to tiy it inure than
the well-intentioned but. pernicious
git'ts of rich friends." c -Such advice
tea daughter was timely. If °flier
parents would follow the same plan,
many young men would be spared
years of incessant toil and anxiety;
they would Lot find themselves un
the downward road, because. their
wives had worn their salary, •or ex
pended it on the appointments of
the house. The faith of the poor
man who found a liuch-pin, and felt
himself oblied to wake a carriage to
fit it, is th , - fate of the husband who
finds his bride_in the poSsessioa of
gold and silyer valuables, and no,
large income support the ownor'e
gold and style.
A.NoNr4f. , tf, It.msurviNo.--v-There are
t test individuals in Lon
don who Nip( art., be past finding
out, One of them is known only
"11. G." the other a.." D. N.
A:few v. - ef k ago, just as thif East
London 110.iital children and
wtontri was fn.: to f-tucks
repit selding its only...rei-erNe fund,
in order to raise money, this mys
tt rio.os H G. ' deposited in a hank
one thouSii.nd pounds to the credit
of the nisiiint on, being the
third tioaff tha l . 1w has d,-he the same
s just at the.toolut ut
when the hospit d dircetois were most
sortfly - einharra-sed I,r . fatf.ds with
which to carri• ou their charitable
wick. They du not know H.
s they t 'auk him through
tho n‘f\Nspaper's. "D. N." is. an
tqually mysttrifats personage, who
has bnen anonymously giving his
snbst Ince iu thousand po`und doses
to th e Alex mil, a Orphanage for in-
He, -too has rep-Wed 'the
procc-s thre.- I This is an ex
cellent y, av fif surroinuliti : 7 fine's self
with mystery, and s.ve heartily c mi
ta( nfbil to ;Lily wtalthy lovtrs Of seu
sr.tiou who may happen to live among
us. 'The idea i' borrowkil from a
cp - minf old book which s'l,l 5, tWben
butt flffest altos, 1.1 nol thy hqt
hand know what ;L\ tight hand
ilfa ch."
EM F. RAILWAY
: r. r ss - Iso it410:.1 AND SitEriso
,-.. , .10.1150!5.; all `4.stlrrn Impro%emedtss. are
run thrs ,- 4''s on all Trita, bsotsseou IC"
E.L:I I a.. :511,1 , 011M0% 11r1 , 1ge,
:011 Csuc:unati.
T 31,1,
STA TIoNS
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Ors 18
ADDITIONAL LOCAL TR %I.NS WESTWARD
5:00 a.m.. except Smelaya, from Owego. Stopping
at Tura 5:27. smithboro 5:14 Eartpu 6:12. Waverly
7:11(1 Cneinong 730. Wellsburg 8:05, Elmira 8:411,
11'! PratFlo - 20. C. , rning 11 ' 3 l l . Eaintedy4t 11.45,
r1.11,,,A 12:58 p.m.. Rathhonerille 1:27'. Clarnerim
UHa 1 Cameron 2.15. Adrian 3:10, canikteo
3:40, arriving at klornellevllle at 4:00 p
5:15 a in., except Snnilayir. from titingnebanna.
Stopping at Great !Send 5:38. Kirkwood 5:52. Bing
hamton 613. Honuer 5:35, rnion 6:45. CamPcille
7.1 3, owego 7:20. 'nova 7:40, struitliliorn :M. Bar
toe 8:08 Witticidy 8:27, Cherminn 8:40, Wellaborg
8:55 Southport 9:11 Elmira 0:13 life Elan., 9:50,
ilorning. 10.17. Painted Entd Addltiop 10:53,
Iliathboneville 11:10. Cameron AGIN 11:31. Cameron
11:40, Adrian 12:00, Cametrio 12:13. and . arairiug at
flornelliodlle at 12:22y,tn.
O:00 a m „daffy, froin gn.cinehanna. .Stopping at
Great Bend 6:20, Ilirira'ood 6:48. Bingliamtno 7:18.
Hooper 17:43, Pnion r7:51. 4:amyl:filo 1.8:15; ()Wean
14:34. "flogri 111:01. Smithborn •15. Barbin 1 '0:25.
Wa4wrly 11 0 :00. rhemung 10.:15. Wrll.lmre 3135 )
Chmr4 11:400. Bw., Hate 11:40: Corning 12:12 p.m.,
Painted Pe-t 1'12:15. Addlmon 12.45 Ratithnnevillr
01:1 1 0,,ranv•ron Mills 11:15. Cameron 1:27, Adrian
CaniBtro 2:02, and arriving at iron:allay - ilia at
2:15 p.m.
1:10 p m.. ex , ent Sundaya. from Sthupiebanta.
Stopping at Great Bend 1:57, Hlrkwoori 2:30. Bins.%
hamtot :3:12. Hooper 4:18, Union 4:52. Campville
5:30. and oTiving at Owevo i.t 6:115 p.m.
1:15 m.. ext•ept Sunday', froth Elmira. Stopping
at Big Plata 1:39. corninu 2:00. PAt tcd loaat 2:06.
and th !We. via Avon. to Bliffalo. , arriving at 8:57 pm.
2:30 p m.. Pxerpt Sint:days. from Binehsrutou
~toppiuc :11 Hooper 2:43. Rump
.2:5u. Camprille 3:05
Owego 3:14. Ti.g:l3:33..timitlihnro 3:45. Barton 3:52
wariuly 4 4:20. Wellsburg 4:32. Routh
norl 4:47. Eltnirs 4:49, Mg Flats 5:17. Cornlng . 5:35
Pninti,l Pert 5:42 Adeit.e,u n:O2. R ithbonevlie (:15
Onus, nn 111111 s 5:27. Cameron 4:35. A drj:. 6:55. Can
;sten 7.07, and arriving at Elornelleville 7:15 p:in.
S T ATI 0 S.j ' No
i 1 62. • 4. t
P. U. V. Y.
. ,
. ,
Cincinnati Leave 9 45' . 6 451
Cleveland 515 ! 9 001 '''.. .. I
......
Dunkirk " 1 10. ~....:- 10 00:......
Clifton " 130 510 9 55; 713
sttan'tsion Bride,. - I 1.40 , 540 10 05', 720
'.•iiaLtara Falls ... - 1 4%1 5 45' 1 0 12' 730
Buffalo ' 230: 6,20, 1125, 800
Hornellsville .. . - S 6 15 , 10 10, 305 11 ou
ftrwhe , ...t-- 4001 5 50 1 - • 800
Owning •• i 7 25! 11 3S 4 32! 12 13
Elmira .. 803 1215 . 513, 12 17
Waverly " 8 40' 12 50, 549 120
OtVego •' 925 1 30 , 6 28' .1 56
Iltughamten " 10 10' 2 15' 7 11, 238
G , reat 8end...... " ' 1 2 41' 7 40:.. 302
Susquehanna... " , 1058 3011 , 810 3'lll
Port Jervis - 4.rrive I 241 6 541 11 &SI . 645
Middletown...... •• i *3 53, 741 12 42
Goshen .
Newbnr,b
Paterson.
Newark
Jersey City
Nev. York.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL TRAINS EASTWARD
6:00 a.m.. exeept Einndays from Horneßovine.
Stopping atCanisteo 5:22 - Adrian 5:47, Cameror6:so,
Cameron Mills 7:00. Ratbboueville 7:30 Addiaot
8:25, Painted Post 9:15, Corning 10:00. Big Flats
10:42. Elmira 11:30 a. m„ Southport 12:05. Wellsburg
1:18. Cbetnung 1:50: Waverly 2:30, Barton 3:08,
Smilliborc. 3:25. Tioga :345, and arriving at Owego
at 4:10 p.m.
5:55 a.m. daily from Hornellaciil. Stopping at
en - nern 7:45, Addieon 8:49. Corning 9:47. Elmira
11:03, Waverly 12;42. 0.M.. Smithbore 1:40, Thga
2:00, Owego 2:30. Camprille 3;03. Union 3:38, Buig-
Laudon 4:12. Kirkwood 4:57. 0 ,- eat Bend 6;22, and
arriving at Susquehanna at 5:00 p.m.,
7:1x1 a m.. exisept Sunda.. from 11ornellirille
Stopping at Caniateo 7:13, Adrian 7:25 Cameron
7.42, Cameron 7:42. Cameron Mills 7:48, Ra•bbones
till' 8:05, Addison 8:13, Painted Po.t. 8;30, Corning
8:33. Big nits R:414. Flmira 9: 6 8, Southport 9 ; 15.
Wellsburg 9:30. Chernntify. 9:45, Waverly Inv.°. B.r.
ton 10:15. Smithboro 10:23. l'ioga 10;25, Owego 10:48
'Cimpvifle 11;05, Unien -11:20. Hooper 11;30„ and
, arriving at B naharnten 11:•0 a M.
7:fai a.m.. except 1 1 tindays. from Owego- Stopping
at Campstlle 2:42. Tinion 2:28, Einoner 8:41. Bing
hamton 9:10 Sirkwoodlo:3o ( - treat Bend 11:15, and
arriving stSnsquehanna at 11:55 a in.
1 : 5 5 Pm., except einndays from Flottielleville,
latoliptiw at Cahisteo 2:02, Adrian 2:20. Cameron
2:45. Cameron Milo , 2:51, Ratlitioneville 3:02, Addi
son 3:25. Painted Post 5:53 Corning 4:35, Bag Flats
4:22 Elmira 4:5g. tioilthpOrt 5:12 Wenahurg 5;30. Che
wing-5:42 Waserlv Tanga 6:50, Owego 7:05.
C.ampvilie 7:32 Prior 7:52, Ittsnxo -2:52. Bingham
ton a:2O. Kirklinod 435, Orsat Bend 9:02, and ar
riving at Knivinehanna at 9:22 p.m.
1:5811.112., except linodays, from paitit,,4 Poat.
Stopping at Corning 2:05, 1.11,g Flats 2:20, and arriv
trig at Elmira at 2:40 pap.
• DaLty.
Mondays excepted. between Hormellarille and
Port Jervis,
Stop Sundays only.
air "Chrough Pickets to all ygrlnts Wert at the
very Lowest Rates. tor sale in the Company. office
at the Waverly Depot.
I ht. is the only authorized Agency of the Erie
Railway Company for the axle of Weawn Ticitetaln
Waverly.
nava:* 141 be checked
at the Company's office
1, 0 IL ttrefir.R,
.t4.nikmA
6,4 t Syrups,
?lakeis, lee.. et
OCIOR2t
111=189
=ME
OM I
Vt. , Ni
I=EME9E=
' '•• 5 . • r
2 011 340'0 25 10 40
4 4 t IL3 1!40
4 47' '2 17 0 •0
i fl 'tai 300 :; 411
:111 , 11 , 41 403 '25
I; 14! 1 :3 • 4 43' .1 03
12 :31 5 '211: 5-03
7 07 . 1 . 20 5 , fl 7
Arrive 10:17
s 2 50 117 25
12 1 , 0 KlO 1 i 15' 12 45
1255 950 12 'St 4 •
lon 111 (1.1 12 15 44n
111 S In 05 12 4., 445
I 50. 1, 00 115 IIS
(1:15 , iiii 7 nu
450.......+8n•' 6On
P. 'M. It. 1
ouzzg
EEM3
=
11 40 1.
5 50 j -lo iio,
2 li i 85435
•
700 I 205 ;' 515
6 . 11 , 391 310 , 923
700 , II 00: 330, 940
11. 1 M. , P. M.P. M.
'fnity'ota Tic'teti purct!ised
WIN N ABErfrr.
Pams'..tAa't
FreAt stipplv of
irrents, Prunes, Resins,
W. A. ILOCIVIIELLIP
Rail:Boaz
TOWANPA
;Marble Works.
GEO. McCABE & SON
Ilare jaajreueived the largest assortment 01
ABIERIOA AND ITALIAN,,,
IS.I .A. IR, B MI Hi I
Ever exhibited in this seotion, to whirl tits,
Invite the attention of the public
They keep on hand or furnish to order
MONUMENTS,
TOMB STONES, MANTLES, &c.,
Of every style,
AT THE LOWEST TERMS.
Persona to want of anything ti our hne ars re
rpectfully Invited to call and examine our stock.
MECABE. & SON.
Towanda, nay 1, ICI.
LADIES FRIEND
The bales ot Sewing Machines in
1871. as repOried under o4th 18 187 ' 2, tollio e ners
of Serraig Nfa.qune PatelltA, th ,, w that tire
S C - "E
31 AN UF.WT URI COMPANY
ROLE LAST TI:tR MACHINES
Nittet: .r cent of belt}
FOIL FAMILi USE
I=l
More Sewing Machines than were
sold 11 alty other company anring tlib sznieperiod
tr,l I hy
K HAM Az BLACK'
ONvrf,AL A"EY7.'•
4 . TowAN to., PA 1
Aug. 14, 1872
NEW GOODs
EMI
R. A. Petted tt CO.lB
OPPen,ITE TItE COVAT IiCYCSE
Conzistia4c air a general line of
'STAPLE .SAP
TINCY DRY GOODS,
CZ=
SHAWLS,
NUBIA§,
GLOVES FOR TADIES4I4D GECTLEMEI4I,
WATHR-PROOF CLOTHS AND-CLOLICECGS,
VELVETS AND v ravrvis.
MEM
HAIR GOODS FOR LADIES,
I WII
LIRE% ,SWITCHES. BRAIDS' AND COILS,
Of all the Latest Styles.
MILLINERY GOODS IN ALL VARIETIES.
Towanda, Oct. 8, 1872
SOII' i ETHIIG 'NEW.
W. A. ROCKWELL
Hai pnrchued a large and elegant assortment of
JEWELRY,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCELES,
CLACKS OF ALL KINDS,
. EH j
GOLD AND 1311 CHALKS _ AND BINGE,
PLAT= IBA SITS,' GOBLET&
-Ana all the *audit' 'goods for
WZDDINg /MD LIOLIDAY-PRESZNTIi
,Spoetut end Yorke in sets, Pens, Charms; sod In
foci overrtong to ploioo, with AA *talon variety Of
tilvoctioleo
Mantas gum-bass I Irani N» Isla A. W. Warner,
sort-te the eau.. tut of touts .4%4 *MUMS I am
pans to ao all kiwis at lam* at two falwrtaot Dallas
sad warratua4. Mime Vt. cad a tali awl *unstop
Um goods utd I wUI ter to (lye pis ..alit,
SOIL
T0W•046, O.
W. A- I.OCIIIIILL.
1.11".
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
In the Arm of 3. B. ?ATM & 00.. to now prepared
to offer to the ottlsects of Bred/Ord Ooriog awl 'dein'
tl, a lame and well selected stook of
%ilia! have posoloard toe Osib. sad hal coatkiect
that I can bell at aa low figures se out be giiircheeed
elsewhere. I dent Wier to the public a splendid stock
TEAS, COFFREs, SUGARS,
ARSON FLOUR, GRAHAIAi DO
I keep oonetandly on band, POKE, UAMB. LAMM, and
au kind" of FISH. Would call the attestlon of the
public, to oar Can't De Beat . ' -
qualAr or price. Jerre OakiersOelebratedLann
dry, Nelr York dittecatoal and Brown Soap.
Piteisereall mod esexclue oar ohock .7f
IM
briATS, Sc Iw• II pay the 13.4:11EFt cisl2 rzt r"r
VuTnmns. yiv. na 1 veil brOre. elies,insr,
Lllperaotot dto tL tate f , rtn r
and mAte immediate paymetli
C • L.
Towahas. March, 12. 1867.:
J LONG.
GROCERIES AND PEOVISIONs,
FLOUR. FEED, MEAL, &c...,
CUE. MAI
d 4.4 4 ,43.7,4 to la.) the /1: ,, t• lily
tv-ortu:eut of gl 4oda, grit..': :4 alway, and cow.
to.,te. and will he r.d i t • cust .nut lowehl
no,rtot rat 44,4.,
My sct.l. of
VII I , S %11• Cl . I r• t Itt the
ou, them :,r if. CV:-
fl.
Ordf,r,4 by luatl or c.t.Lvrw:o.e u.O i‘o
Ind prompt atte::o;:u.
IS WA RRANTED
Thanking the public for tie 111,2rAl I , 4trcnage
they halo given we, I cnnt , n,,: : :!-,. of the
CASH PAID FOR COUNTRY I,P.ODUCE
feb.29'7l SI. J. LONG.
FOX & 'AERCUR tire limr receiv
tug a fresh stock of 004/8 to their line, t)ought
entre the Ist January, to which they incite the at.
teution of ttetr friends. We keep the largest stock
in town. Our gou.ie are fresh and de,trable. ttp
sell at lowest market ;:rtes.
Jo..u. 19. 1471.
.FRESH AND NEC TEAK,
th.: recent doellno to price, and selling
cheap at retail. FOX.
Jan. 13.11171. '
FOX & 'AIERCUR - are selling.Gro
cenes at retatl. Jau. 19. 1,41.
FOX 4k, 11ERCUR fire selling Nev.
and F:reali Grodm. n
.lan, 19. IM7I.
Fox &
trrles cheap. Jan. IS, IA7I.
FOX & MEKUR are selling:first
class Goods only. t Jan. 19, PM.
Fax & 11EitCLTR are selling
cheaper than neer. Jan. 19, la7l.
REMEMBER that we are selling
Goods at
HOSIERY,
RETAIL!
And that we won't be undersold.
Jan. 19, 1871. FOS & mEnctrß.
-
MICHIGAN FINE-CUT TOBAC
CO—very cholee—at
Jan. 19, 1871. FOX & MERCURIL
FOX. MERCUR do out deal in
Shoddy Goods. Jan. 19, 1871.
OUR CUSTOMERS can rely upon
getting the very best the market affords and at
lowest prices. - E. T. FOX.
Towanda, Jan. 19,11. HENRY MERCER.
- pp E3LEIBETt THAT FOX IS; 'SIER
..1.1.1 CUR are retailing all kinds of Groc.mes at
whulesaleprices. The largest stock in town. Goods
first class. Prices low. K. !OX.
Sept. 29.'70. HENRYS. MERCIIU.
rfi° THE PUBLIC.
Having bought the stock and lewd the old stand
of Cowell k. M,)er, I would say to all 'who buy their
•
GROCERIES •
in this place. that I shall endeavor to keep a select
assortment of everything usually kept in a Gt °eery
ittore. Also a full lino of
YANKEE NOTIONS, '
Which I propose to sell very,cheap for 'blab.
I respectfully solicit a share of your patronage
and think I can make it mutually advantageous for
r you to deal with me.
Yours. very respectfully,
J. B. JOHNSON.
Towanda. July I. 1872,
BAKERY AND DINING ROOM.
BREAD, PIES, CAXE,CR.ACKERS,
In our DINING ROOMS we will accommodate the
public with either a lunch or • good me•i at all
times of th , day and evening.
OYSTERS AND ICE CREAM ON HAND DVBING
Also • fins assortment of Groneries.eonfectiouary.
Fruits. Nuts, kc.
may, r tf
NEW ARRIVAL OF
On and after Saruaimr, OCT. &h,
I shall be prepared to °WWI my am arrival at
To tbo ladles of Towanda and vicinity. My stock
comprises everything In the lincand I shall wa
llow) to sell at my usually iv:abounds rate.,
(ova mss call
.aud es.aciine t h e good for your.
selves.
()rt. 1. Uri.
Ca MANED' OR STOLEN FROM
his home. a BUCK PUP, a small while spot on
ohs breast. shoot 10 months old; be ilk put bird and
part shepherd, answers to" the name et Sport. Any
o b e 'Mug tuformatioe regarding Ws whereabouts
wll Iwo 14beralk7 noardicl.
U. DROWiIiNG TATLOIL
1.10/orswille, Pa, Row. 90.1171.4
Groceries and Provisions.
Purchased the entre Interest of
R. H. PATCH,
GROCERIES,
82411011. BAT-r^lert , S, SPIC.E.i, !ix-
Rave la hasid a largo stock of
BYE DO.. BUCEWTIELAS DO.
STOCK OF TOBACCO,
WOODEN WARE.
t of YANKEE NOTIONS. lOILLI
COUNTRY PRODUCE
C. B. PATCH
WOOD, WILLOW AND STYYNE'CrARE,
No. I PATTON'S BLOCS.
rovAND.I.
TEAS,
COFFEES,
SPICES,
First-block north of Ward House.
BARED DAIL T,
And mold at Wboleaale and Bean
THEIR SEASON
D. W. 8007 T k 00
UV I-NE.la GOODS!
IILLI/;ERY GOODS
R. if.- ontrritt
.; Clothing.
11m,Ud TAYLOR
FASInOMiI3LE TAILORS,
• Opposite Public Square,
Keep always on hand a full assort-
mcnt of
CLOTHS,
CASHMERES
AND . COATI GS.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
In all the latest styles,
HATS CAPS 4ND - lIMBEHLLAS,
GENTS'
Fitrn.ishing, Goods
variety.
CUTTING DONE ON SHORT
NOTICE.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
6 6 MAIN STREET,
TOWANDA, PA.
HENRY F RAN S,
Otucce..mor to kLothtttl,;
RC 11,‘ NT TAILOR,
4, OrCittli 2: Patton's ltri.tge Strect. XL).
wat.da. A 7,47, - ‘,..1 aa.uctiri, t.t Vesttn;.4.4r.(l
Catttnterex, coustanCy ri.,:tx made to
order in the lyebt matter .
THIS CII'S THE 1
TIP (.../.11Cnild tti apabie
fatLnm the (?..14h t• 2 11. L. ~can
urtu ; the th.tauee tti the tit,t tut star. sill 4 . 3
al. , t4t r 0y,c3111 . ,:i• Of VI etgittitt.: thu 2.411141 eon.
t, Lt, ..trt , tl - •; . - 1111. Ar..i It i, x -„ udr:;ully strafv.zr tiut
th: , ISrothe, , I: ne malt' tbe wselves
.ors tho and 'mi.",
tall ti: tm. , e thit make. it.
tniiji., l l..tt....Y.y I :.tr t Very t•, blip
)S uld i extr ,
ayfliron , L , al, 1,1 , •.11 1.1.11,;
n• t- ..un•.:t•:rj lit,.
1',17 ;:. .7 ,rtl!•• .
ut oti,t ,
titey ••
.11/cir nn• 1. 4:11 i•r“.•••,
f!l , .:y pay (r cll. and tz.s t. t trr. t
All that
LiAl!lt.f
Hat.. l/r t• 1 , 1 nr ih:
Wallin.;
~: th
lltiy all your Ci.thine .1
Buy of this ;Ira], huy "thc.zs.
roc rea,aot .vhy. tt 1;,*.V01.1i
Oct 1. 172
8c CO,
411 •
HORSE POWERS sz.
snd .:111 el: a I , , ttsr lc Cy til=l
ho Lad elscwh..rr , to tho world. Wo clatUA far
oor inaohtues tint they m. lunch, or Ail ore.
thin iuy uthtr. and am t.u. , ro durably built. We
per-oually Suptr:utouttioitr w, Lill sec, that it ii
0 ,- nru. Ws,
DISCItIrTi cr. CATALOtir,
I‘.r4 AppliCaLlOn
ONE AND pvo HORSE PONVERS,
Th'RESIIEK ri SEPEP.I TORS.
711RESU c.:. I I'l, EA R.N
F A NNING L S,
E=ll
SAW IttiD GRIST 111 LI, work d mto order
Q.VO us a call Lv:ore purOia.ing Plo,vehero
'Vd "OD ( - mamma 'SSMID'
'0 ,) Y CI 0 0 a
1 Ang. 2. 1P62.
F OUXDERY & M HINE SHOP
Thelthdertilizned having, purch,;d the Foundry
and Machine bhop lately owned b 3 Carman,
sro prepared to do all kin,iw of wo r k *pp...mamma to
their brisine , s, wlth pr:,turtrl-s3 JII (EFT. AtCbe
MILL (I- f] Alt I N S ,
CIROUL!,:11 SAW :}I . ILL,s,
. MAN DRILLS,'
And all kinds of
MILL IRONS
MADE TO ORDER
ENGINES REPAIRED,
And all work warrante,f to give satisfaction.
SHINGLE MACHINES
Of the) latest and most improved kinds manufactured
and aept constantly on hand ready for use.
PLOUGHS,
!UDR-HILL, IRON AND woonnt
Of sal kinds.
CULTIVATORS, CORN PLOUGHS
Ma
PLOUGH POINTS
Of all Ilnda, Anil the latest impn.veraer.ts kept
• constantly on hand.
CHURN POWERS,
LARGE AND SMALL SIZE
STOVE CASTINGS
CL'LL►R OBATZB.
SLED AND SLEIGH SHOES,
LARGE lIION * ZEITLES
And 611 kinds Of castings fornishod to
March 30,1870. mmers & Bock WELL.
THE HOME MU rTLE SEW-
LNG MACIITSF, THE PERFECTION OP
IfEt`HANISH. roa amid:cm, Ficu.sma. Itnram.
Coarnso, SHAMING.' SILAHMG, QUILTING,TrCIING,
Itcm.rso, Hrx-giirenoo AND GATIMIUNG.
Pa exitcd in
AMERICA AND EUROPE,
Simple, Compact, Efficient. Durable and Complete.
Every Machine Warranted for s five
years.
EQUALLY GOOD FOIL TINE OD HEAVY WOEI.
It is ' Triumph of Mechanical genius.
1?1 . 10e g 087900
The Only practical low priced Lock-stitch Sewing
Machine evert invented.
_•
Don't be -hambugged by other Agents' blarney,
no natter how smooth their tongue may be, be sure
they mesa Large profits to their own pockets.
D. B. !FOOD/it:WS.
Agent for Bradford and Sullivan G:nuities. Agents
Batts. Bradford county. Ps.:Feb. 29,' 2.
BA.RRELLSI
1-0 , supply of Cider and Pork Bas and all
Hods ot Cooper Work ou band. at' W. rrel .
BOCK
WILL'd. 0011412.
BUREMJS for fine dollars at
GIVC . OrktB I and PrOVWOII%
GROCERY AND PROVISION
STOIE
MoCABE. & EDNiARDS,
~,. , ._ .:
FAMILY GROCERIES
AM) -
1
1 0 V 1 0 N S,
lIERCUB'S NEW BLOCK, TOWANDA, PA.
We do net deete &necessity to ennmerite call the
dUerent articles we keep. :Crdraesortoaent Is
ALWAYS COMPLETE
We toll nothing but
FIRST' CLASS GOODS.
Dub pad tor Parmers Produce. •
JAMES McCABE.
;larch 1,1870. WM. EDWARDS.
CENTRAL MARKET
The subscriburs still continue to keep constantly
on hand a full and cOniplete assortment of every
thing p.rtlining to their business, constant:4;
of .
BEEF, PORE, FRESH AND SALT
rn kit C1.3114D DIMS
MUTTON. BEEF, - LAMB,
VIAL. YO CLTIt 2,
:•.;I;l•Ltkit.:, LAM',
1:,q..t )(INA, bit lILD BLEY,
TALLOW. kc., &c. ;
A/..),
H' -
FRESH FitO:vi "FLU; I. %.Ki.:.--,
l'ilM=2lll
/"Irt, i 4c , t - r: 1:1 131:Z0 ''r
Mill L¢ fttrulss.,l oa ghort t, tIC , at U. , . 0.1
Aland. tir.t
ac)or uorlJ of I.T. kort , .r.
Caa.4. li KF.L.L.rx. 1 ,
Tue.o.
11,70-t;
RICH-ILtiT
IN CASIL PAID Ft
GRAIN, BUTTE':
GEOIt G E SMITH
WY 4, ,ACKINti, PA
In. In%
E:o . ti and liccz.'
E 1: I it 11
6~ •. •~
\ I):
(201'4'Li; Ft' C't)(
NI, '.l .Lout t!lat L • L
!%10 , 111i. thy art• t., r 1,u.)
a SlatNArl,l 411
BO( YIS T;;I•N ES,
z: Y(i
(ILovEs, NiiriEN,
LEATHER,
tfie .11:1111.-ri) a full ht, of lICNIPIIREV BROTH
-1:1:S A; TRAGI s tn3,,uf,cturc of go4Am at well AM
, ILer of fiat-dare
1r • g.
IT Pa 'S
ettlebrated Make of
BOOTS' AND SHOES
For 1 Jwa4ll
dud Cll,traliera aye r, :y lzu allit,ilag a f u n
stu)p y of z1.1,:t.E. •
.1; CiiiLDRENS WE VB.
Shoe:hake:A and utt.lrs. wanuuß Lt,tuer shoo
timbnism, tec. .'.ll tin.l with 11. a cz,ry.l s , s , rtmeut at
all times. •
5.1 r. S. 8. 2toLe tru 1 rrlllUlil4 with ua and is ready
to give Vita — ill the ...ty of Fine 1i0,t4 to all who
may r.3%0r him with 1 cdl.
As uur goods are all tsmght of the mat:atan:tort-re
we are able and vrtll s' 11 at the: lowest bottom prmes
for ealgh. We hope b!. fair oeariug to merit-the pat
ronage of all.
I JOLT.. T. COV.SLIt.
K. Y. COO 'S& J CORSER c COONS.
Towat.da, Oct. 1872.
Q k • WOODFORD,
AT THE
NEW YORK BOOT AND SHOE
STORE,
No, 3, PATSON &GRIFFITHS BLOCK,BALDGE St
Li receiving one, of the largest and
best stock'of BOOTS & SHOES ever
brought in Towanda, which he is
offering at the very lowest Prices for
Cash, consisting of Gm:Ts CALF, KIP
STOGA., BOYS CALF BOOTS, LAD/ES,
MISSES RDA Cauanwes Shoes of all
kinds, all bought direct from the
Manufacturers, and hand made, all
goods warranted. A FELL sroca t or
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
Thankful for past 'favors,. I solicit
a continuance of the same.
Towanda, May, 1. 1872.
MRS. E. L. 'WOODRUFF,
BEE HIVE STORE,
N 0.2 Mrscrs's BLocx, Tomaaas, Pa., ,
Has purchased from Mrs. H. E. Garvin the entire
stock and exclusive right to sell in this place the
CELEBB4TED BUTTERICK PA ITEMS
Of garments for Ladles, Muses,' Men. Boys, and
Children. ,'large and well selected beck of. latost
styles on hand and constantly-being received.
MRS. E. L. WOODRUFF,, -
Agent for Pratterick's Patterns,
Oct 1, 1872. Towanda. Pa.
MONEY SAVED, -
Br puacmuum YOUR
STOVES AND HARDWAItE
•
pianitzros.
or."' July Tr.ll.
.Ip . TßA.Y..:—Caine into the .enclos r
ure of J. W. Nichols, of Surilogtort. on 0#
about the 9th of Oct., 1872. cue 3-year 014 tiegul,
spotted, with abort borne. The owner is requested
to come forward, prove property, pay charge% and
take her away or; she wal be disposed of according
to law. J. W. MUMS.
' N0w.13.w3
LAKE TROUT, some very fa"
rant b iox a 'maim I
Crockery and. Olassware.
CROCKERY STORE
is
ti or .
IVIOICHA.II At, BLACK
•
S I ILVE PLATED WARE
SINGER SEWING MACHINE,
NEW CA `..(:!: FACTORY
1121
'I
AND EGGS,
W. 1.1...• I; C...
city htyi,..; 11:g 1.,1y,
lavtarr,s thc•ln ,11 - - aqvantage user
tt:t.
f, •
NI/
•-•lll.k'i Ik):,
t , •: tii^ r:7. , 714,;:• t.+ry.er:g
•t; .oat reepc::•::Ii:. cmitl .. 111. , 1, or the
INS~i:R N • E AGENci
L'SS I C RANCE OR _
1- • Fi
BY FIRE O 1 1, Cr N 1 N
In n.ra:,l :.tid r:-:~abl: Comp•~uir.,
iu eic 0',•1c.,t a:
MEE
'No} 391 tellies Towanda at 7 10 a. ru.; Athens. 7 50
M.l; Wave t rly, 805 a. m., • arriving at Elmira at
9 00 A. Y.
No 31 leaveS Elmira at 630 p. in.; Waverly. at M
815 . m.; Athena, at 630 p. m., arriving ao
'
wan at 716 r,. at.
Dr/ . I
Dr/wing Room Cars attached to Trains 3 and 9
run through from Elmira to Philadelphia. -
R. A. PACKER,
Superintendent.
•
MEW ROUTE TO PHILADEL
-11 PICEA.
1
_._
gOItTH ' PENNSYLVANIA B A TT.ROAD.
1 8 ,0,,
cruet and most direct dna to Philadelphia, 22,1 -
Rai Washington. and the Routh.
ngers by this route take' / ennsylvania &
Ne Port Railroad train, passing Towanda at 10:40
A. /rand 2:05 p. m... make close connection at Be
thlehem ',Mt Expresa train of North Penn's Rea.
road, and arfive in Philadelphia at.8:20 P. M.. and
10:20 p.m.. in time to take night trains either fort
the itionth or West. Palace cars are attached to the
2:03 P.M. train.
City passenger ears are at the Depot on arrival of
f
ret
an ns cones passenger a to.,the various Depots
In to all psrtaof the city. -
agrrrateso.
Lem North Penes,' ttailread Depot, corner Baia
an 4 American 13 .. - rtilladvlphia. at 8:30 k 9:45 A.M..
arriving at Towanda 4:57 & 8:05 P.M.. same evening.
s Baggage Ezpr , collects and delivers bag,
Ofilee No. 105 Mont • Bib street. Philadelphia.
' ; I IPIZIGHI . 4CCONIXODATIONS. a-'
; freight reeetved at Front ao.. Netile streets,Phils=
deb l a. and forwarded by Daily .Past Freight tralxil
to Towanda. and all points in Bnaot tanna valley
7uquick dispatch. E:W 8....A88E.. i
Gen. Agt. N.P.11.11.. Front and Willow fits.
n- 3. 1872. - Philadelphia. i
~: - -~
FRUIT J4iiiL
- ,
ABLLItS.
t BONVI,S
CUPS FOR 'JELLIES.
Pri:tlCitcri:;Prs k I!ruthet
TA t'LE CCU, ERY
Agency of the
INSU RANCE AGENCY
\VIUKHAM & BLACK'S
ro,pa., .I,oy 25, 1?372.
S•re.
1111M=11
FERMI
ME
IP_NIIN
,t;
L Lt
=EMS
lIM=EIM
FAMI i CARIZIAG ES,
TOP AND OPEN , BUGGIES,
PLATFORM. WAGONS,
1 e• al i.
MIME
:Iv.'
7-
N:lt)
i!1•' HIS I.\ uP.I‘
I
F
1.:E141111(i TTI.NbLII
t
NT 013 L E NTNCENTti
MUM
o'h "pp-
U Main 't-eet.
TOW i'A
ON &LL RiNDS PltuPELlli
LIFE INSURANCE
tiro t,•:t
I.ChIDET IN:it:HANCE
t -
I •
t':vw Ofl Day to Yo.tr
I )v.ER $50,000.000
L'artit3l roprolentel
POLICIES -I.SSIY-c.l"
loves adjusted autl paid
AT THIS OrrICP
ECM
atria. Noy. S, IST2
CANAL & ft.lt. Cd-
OF PA.SBM , IGER TRAINS;
31 achy, Nov. 11, 1871
WEB
ATIONS
Elmira'T2 45
9 15, Waverly \ i ll 57
.9 30 ! ......Atheus. .... 11 45,
in 10( .... „T0aranda.....111415
11 031 Wyaluslng 'lOO5
11 . Lace yville 9 43
17 491.... Meshoppen...l 0 2(1,
1156 Mehoupany... 913
12 45, ...Tonthannock.. 840
1 50! .... 7 25
2 ....Wilkes Barre.. 700
4 3.51.. .Manch Chunk..
660 • illentown.... a M
6 051.....13etb1ehem
6.15; Elston
8 201....PhIladelphyk... ,
051
) 1
154 1
µW
9 40 1 NCW York....
P
VCASTER.—!I supply of Fresh
Ciroumi Pinter for nU by W. A. BOCK
WXl•l6* • irw.t.g.'72.
/MIMS, bring 'your z nni xbio*
449,11 K toi *
TAR. IL C. PORTER,
tr TM=
OLD CASH . - DRIIO STORE,
za.r.F.lrsb
Corner Main end kttv , Btreetr. Towerae,
•
.111 re etc nvtly fergely to their +tact , . &full and
complac aw,ortue.iit, coultituidag W ezteuscie vat
riety. eFlbrueltet runny articleu used in the &• - t$ for
fnechard purposes. earetully +elected with myiiird
to the riemooviNe wants of ttin pnblic, artlich Will bw
kept collethaitly oinppliect with repot. piirehamea, aiid
°trent:l'oD the MO:4 r.slaollable terms at Whe,:r.telle , ,t•
Retail. cauAlatlt:2 of •
(1.1.TE . M
7A. INTI 4, 01144
ALCOHOL AND
•TvitpEsTrstEr.
BAS/i PAINT. VAltNisi4 WEU:rE-WASIi
TINNTR'S AND MACHINE OILS,
Fancy and Toll,tAriiclea In all tti. r verist
gl'ONclEkl. EEWSJI i, tiOAPS:
Pernunery.
•
POCk ET ItOo‘KS, PORT 310.NALS';
• Pockilt Enive!‘R.s
~a.ors,
Toont..taKlN AND HAIR PREPARATIONS.
1, For Medicinal use,
TOBACCO, SNrET, I l e :pv.4 AND
tiardt.n. FleN Trasee2, Sur.
p: , :"J!re. ISrezet
Fluapb. '1e,t1:4214 EL:4g. SILI - 5!1.+44 Bottles,
N:pplt•A, Nippk•
Uel Pam, h.114441:z1 z ; Fruit Aare. T e r
}I:v.0)111w Stolle _
Wary, 11..te!,., Viai,. (:oflot. Ball) "
ivrjyt, anti Nty.fo Fl , l. •Farklo,
inlit,4lth, '3,2d
le clp—Atek,
-
•_.i :.:..17 3:A ..1 79nus
.16t.tuce a.ti rcce.o.e- Or 10:111.
. .
t%.•
44/12. •
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4:1,1 Inv-re. tl:eC,t
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t.: t • f•
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c'cc cill ••'r.,r ,Ico• I'•fler,
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rl l O D A (7, A 1, A CAD EMY
(2 , ..)11..r..; -\.l".' L STI CUTE'
*A . :II 1/C r.,Lvirr,l at Lv tizi, at tile :,:il•...v!ug
..........SIS, 00
Rarruouy atut Vtk'.l.l class, pt.r q'T=. - 20 00
t...v we a d..,iuctioix . or •; time
itp, - Tx...1 , f ca,.• more thxu
one
• Th., ia into. throe di.p.trt.•
• Pr. his:nary:" PrlraLiry su i Advalled.
Toe, wit: tin 3 cO - titi ,. ...te FIV u at thP e , rilipi..tir,o of
t.1.•11 co ar,O With tho staiolu4; of the pupil.
Pupils
luau a ilist:Lni-i• and ai_Tonnuoilations
I for board 41,..1 -luau° pra‘lieJ in the• itudatutlOn at
err: Cloth., ate, priced,
N•ril E —Mr. SherWoo , .i La; progre.i. , e course
coil:lin...tin; the bred trio.letrn nit-thuds, it the
f- itAire4 aol'ap,):Etu,c,4 of Vt. , pop.
Lyon., Mn, , o c •at 0: which his r. flier
Ity. L. Sherwr , oil, Wad 40rE2CrlY princi -and
proprietor,
'Mr. i d:43.r li. sherv:,,od 1:1F, decided talriqne
tuns:old 4t.qinrements and ext•nsive experient to
-
21111.>Kcii' 7 une,i.
NEW . PLANING HILL
. The under.signeel having built 3 - large.';uti eentino•
Litein'‘ Mill ‘n the Borough of Towanda. and tilled It
with the most modern and imOured roultinery, for
the cie.nufe....ture of
Ar” prepared to 211 orders. whetlitz largs or sman,
upon the shortest notice. We have also - a large ea
net) of NIOtTLDIN'OS. of the latent style and pattern,
wbleh sce can furnish mach cheaper thantb.ey ean be
worked.by hand.
PLANMG, ' • ';
TONG T:7EING,
GROO T ING.
ANTI SCtOOL
NV. S. Y INCINT,
And all other work pertaining to JOltery. will be done
V> Knit our cthrtomors.
Persons building, and not living more than twelve
to fourteen miles distant, will Lind it iar g ely for their
Interest to buy of I.lb, or bring lheir lumber and have
it worked by uur machinery.. liring your grist of
Flooring, or other lumber, and while your team is
feeding. have it ground out and take it borne with
you. '
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We will pny CASH for PINE HEMLOCE
LUMBER delivered at our lumber yard. Come and
aeeorta. or it you cancorn't f., write,
Tnewar4a P.h.lar4 P)(WWI At (O.
TOMPKINS. COUNTY
SEEDER.AND PLASTER SOWER
This !s an Attachment to that FIRST CLASS MA
CIIINE,
THE TOMPKINS COUNTY
WHEEL- RAKE!
3 20
2 32
2 IS
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Its advantages over all others are many, but wel
mi special attention to its adaptation to -
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SOWING PLASTER LIME. ASHES. BONE DUST
AND °TRES
Distributing device is so arranged as to ctrec.
hall crush all fiimp• ; thereby insuring an even.
distribution of Plaster. even vat n full of hard dry
lumps. IT nOW£ . 4 - EQICf.tiLLT WELL
Such u Wheat,llse, Oita, 13ar14y. Buckwheat:Cor , t ,
Flax wed. Tim ,, thy, Clover ..lud other times seeds.
The seedioe-Box is hung utt7r the axle. hear the
ground. and can be
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It is dn — ven by a canton th• wheel, which willbot
get out of order trout use ; as is the ease when dric
tu by gears.
IT CAN DE SHIFTED FROM RAKE TO SEEDER.
011 FROM SEEDER TO RAKE, IN EIFTEaN
MINUTES.
Seeder, alone, or complete
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'Combined Rake and Reeder,....
Seeder Attachment. alone •
. Farmers wanting the Seeder complete to sow
Rh at or Rye. or for Fall sowoig of Plaster. ket
can have the machine and pay for, it same Urns as
though purchaaea ilext sp.lag. •
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The BST most DESIRABLE. • cm! ictl4t 1.00 .
NOMICAL FUEL tar culinary purpose-sabring vmm
'ler. For sale by the
TOWANDA GAS COUPANY
Melee eenti per bnehel at the Gas Ronne. or
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Drugs ant .Medicines. ai
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NEW STEAM!FLOURECG MILL
The subscrib desiris to give lintice that hla
§TEAMFL(WRING' MILL
Ii now in iilleet'Petil operatiod. and that he
pared to do all work 1.11 his line on slic.rt
9CISTO3I GRINDINO DONE Oti,TilL Z4Allt; I.AS
Vihrat. Buckwheat and Rye Flour, Coro
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wait side or the river desiring to I:atroni:e mw ,
gill have their rerryage paid buth warn. when tlq
bet! grists 3t tontnehels :and ntkaras.
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porter e3u•se4itte salut) g.o-1" eithrr
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solaptia to Churches, is very Igo, fio 4 k+ 01 ' 5 ' 4 ';
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for our New Book, tho Life of the 0r,.-at
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LIVINGSiONE. •
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ascomplianed dunng twenty-eiskt Years in trio wild,.
of Africa, - and of - his re:wir
d:atti by ST tdiLEY, with pdrtienlan. -- hflua
trip in iwarut of, andjoug. aljourn with the aZe l
dlo. OTe . re •, etc. etc. 0! patted, rq..-
Versast, wanted. Fn' tuft doscription and toriiia
address at once
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