iitisallaneons.
OHAPPAQUA Auono i•
The personal. property • of Mr.
Greeley was sold at auction on - Sat.:
urday last. The old Westchester
farmers purchased Many ; articles as'
keep-sakes. The bidding *as not
very brisk, and most of the property
was struck offat a lbw figure. One
steel pointed c l orn plough sold for 25
cents ; a lane plough at 25 cents ; a
new corn plough;at 75 cents ; a sub
soil plough at 25 cents two other
sub-soil:plougha at 50 and 55 cents ;
and another of huge dimensions for
four yoke of oxen: to draw, sold for
60 cents as old iron; a cultivator sold
for 50 cents, and another plough for
;50 Gents ; another ploW for $1..26,
drill for 2Z`?cents ; a steel plow for
$l, another cultivator for 21 cents ;.
to •titl-soil plow • ,t`or .50 cents ; a
scraper for three dollars ; another
cultivator. for. $2.50 ; a coulter plow
••;r $5, and another steel plow for $l,
aid still a better steel plow for $2,50.
Two wheelbarrows for •$1,90 each,
::._1(1 a third ono at 2.50 ; a patent
ivitato digger for $1 ; an old odd
:id for $9.50: a wagon pole.at $l.-
35, and a horSe-rake at $5
The cattle sold at equally low fig
-. ures : A. yoke of oxen at $62.50,
anothergolle at $B9 ; a cow at $3B,
an Alderny cow for $4l, an Alderny
bull, full blooded at $9O, a cow 24
years old f0r ; 57.59 ; an old. horse 'at
$27 ; a pair of matched mares 'at
$160; two young cows at $2l eaeb ;
horse power" ats3l; a threshing ma
chine at $2l; a power saw and frame
at 32 ; a cornstalk cutter at $2 ; a
• largequantity-of oats - sold at $37 ;
cornglieller at $l2; hay cutter at $8 ;
fanning $7; . oat-straw $9.50
per ton; and a cast-steel drill at
$2.25; 600 bushels of corn at $1.14
pe,Cewt. an ox cart at ;$l3, and
another at $22.50; a root ,cutter at
$6 4 , ice box at 90 cents, and another
. ,
at 5X.65; an iron tooth harrow a\
$l.•, - and 50 fowls at 42. cents each.
Household goods,sod cheaply,and
the impression , prevailed that the
property generally ova' bought in for
the daughters, and for that reason ADDMOICAL LOCAL TRAMS WESTWARD.
. . t
Bone would bid against thgru: 5:00 a.m.., except Sundays, from Owego. Stopping
A washstand sold , for -$l, a bed= ' 7 4 . 11 . I
betaL/Vl °, el s l : st IZ! : 11 2 21 C 47 7 4 r,
stead for Go cents, a churn for ' 16 Big Flats 10:20. Corning
,11: 1 9 I 0 r . g Painted Post 11.56 ,
cents, it, table for 6 cents; an - , iron Addison
:11.'wcpm'erOnitanr.urille 127. C
CaniMoo
ameron
bedstead 'for 55 cents, a squirrel cage 3:4 0 . =tit - jug at norteUsrille at 4: 00 p.m.
I . ol' .$l. 50, north a quarter of' „Ile s t ,„ s -, r -1 .;,...„,-. a TZ-i t e- n e it ti l i f "" itr tr om Bu 7 l A hlinall :
amount; a stove for 50 cents, worth s h -s- . :- ,;,.... , t=, - - 1 E •13 -,. 13 , ,s( `,,, P e „, -7 6' ' S ' S. ... „ i r ti , ep ,,„. 645 • Ca1 ",,,,,,,: ri Z e
$l5, tamther stove for $5, carpets for-I i;-- . 7: ` -.•;..1 t ir1 .-- -4. " s -' 17.. "- -- itlii." . tir -- WI;
4, and a doll baby for 25 cents. s 3.m... sm---... - zi. 'Pal. •C, •-.:. , ..mi 9:15, St rift 950.
i •-,
es -- -f-7::: Ikr.. Nix-U.3 Post 10:24, Addison 10:53.
Au lildcarriag,eunlike anvtliino . o f : Sw.ttl. , . - 11:1‘ , .. in..mero. n , Mals 11:3L Cameron
moderit tirm ,- s sold for $1. , .: 1 , -and -•,... ~_ 'lt A.: , ....t.1. - ...1:_ - 1 . 2. -- Al. c - A-... 12:13, and arriving at
- •': , .34:entar4 - Z , e at 12= p.m. 4 E.
a: $22.1i0 per ton. :, c,:x-5.z.. - ...a3.2, - . from Sosquehanr.a. Stop Ping at
TI - 2 e i fs . ..lk s did LO::1:1101 . 1Lt 10 much f , , ( 1, 07 .... r7,4:;:;IFII I L
6 ci :4g.
l ' illg yra n s, t°ll Owego
7'lB '
07t - r 0,000. A. large namber attend- 1 „. 4- - -1- ' 3- ... „ . -71 , -11 ,.,.„,,,, 1. ,,„„,,, -tbl ''',Z, v , :1 4 . „”. 1 V,,, ri r n , 25 ,,,,..
eel, but did not care to bid ap r on any-1 T'4'n—ci:--66.33t7ziiii1711i15."4-;niiiiTii.T2 -1:i137:,
tLiag .f hey supp3Fe3 should remain i Tit_.T o tedPost 1 ,2 12:15, s Addison 12: r 45 n0 . r ibor k ieTille
on Vail farm, or that the daughters il ti :so: c.i.nist.eo 2:02, and a;Tiving at ifortellatille at
Inight,iWiSh tO retain. 1 4 2:15 p.m. •
1:10 p.m.. cm:L.IA Sunday s . iron!. ,Stisquehanna.
Ala, 1101 V soon are ' the fruits of Stopping at Great Bend 1:57. Kht - W 0 4 5 . 2:30, Tamp
yt - -ars of care and toil swept away 15111a0.tclann 3:12,
artlti Hoope r i
°L I : CI L I G I TS I ;1 1 .. Cain
P Tnie
tilid Stuttered to the winds- ns it st l i gii m a wf x : l 9 * Pr ziazY t t o r o 7l,2ll . l l , 3 l ° 4 l rof
r, were. Many of these' farming ma- 1111 d thrnce, ill Avon, to Buffalo ' , arriving at 6:57 p * Ta:
chines were bought by Mr. Greeley st 2" P,Ttysi oo e ' 11,4 7 .,:1: 1- 3,;; A m, Bin'him e r. ll '
pore for trial than for constant. use. .owego 3tlS, Tina 3:3s,l3mithboro 3:45, Barton 3:52,
Ile . would never Sell OJT old cows and vr po a r r 4 rll 7 4:oB, eh
ira e ra7B 4 l : g 2o, Flats we l l lT, rs c% c is u lt,
.l r yes because they liad become val. Painted Post 3:42. Addis"l"9;Rathbonesille 6:15.
neless, but would keep them for the j egm . llllj 6:27. Cameron 6:35, Adri t 4 : lAss p , an c . so.
sake of the•past, and out of the nat-
Ural kinlatess of his heart.
/
THE MAN ,OF LONG.LIFE.
H« has a proper and well propor
tioneid.Stature, without, however, be
ing too 'tall. 'He is rather of the
middle size, and somewhat .thick set.
His complexion is not too florid ; at
any rate, too much ruadiness in
youth is seldbm a sign of longevity.
His 'hair approaches rather to the
fair than the .black ; his skin is
strong, but not too rough. His head
not too big ; he has, large veins at
the extremities., and his shoulders
are ,rather round than flat. His
neck is nbt, too long • - hie abdomen
'does not project ; encl. his hands are
large, but not too deeply cleft: His
foot is rather thick than long • and
his legs are firm and round. He has
'also a brbad, arched chest, a strong
voice, and the faculty of retaining
his bread for a long time- without
clillieulW In general, there is a Com
plete harmony in all his parts. His
senses are . good, but not too delicate;'
. his pulse is slow and replan
HiS stornacy is exbellent, his appe
tite ,good, mad his digestion easy.
The joys of tie table are to him of
importanbe ; they tune his ?mind
to sreenifv, and his soul partakes in
the pleasui•e which they comnanni
cate. He does not eat merely for the
) pleasuie of eating, but each meal is
an hour of . anily festiVity ; a kind of
• delight, attended with this aavant
age, in raga 4 1 to otheis, that it does
_ not .make l m poorer; but• richer.
He cats .slOwly, and has not I much
thirst: Too great thirst is alWaysa
sign of rapid self-consumption
In general, he is serene, loqua
oious, active, susceptible of joy, love
and hope.; but insensible - to the im
_ prcssion of hatred, anger and avarice.
His passions never become ton vie •
lent or destructive. If he ever gives
way to anger, be .- experiences 'Father
• a useful glow.of warmth, an artificial
and gentle fever without an overflow
-of the bile. He is fond also Of
em
ploytnent,,particalarly calm medita
tion. and agreeable. speculatiOns, is
an opitmist, a friend tolNatige and
domestic felicity, has .no thirst for
honors or riches, and banishes all
thoughts of to-morrow.,- Belemific
Americag.
- THE POULTRY PESTILENCL—bne oi
our exchanges gives the following
as the symptoms of the pohltry pes
tilence : .
,
"The skin hanges in parChment
like rolls over the attenuated 1 anato
my. The fowls are taken with stag
gering fits similar to the blind stag
gers in horses. These recur with
decreasing interval- and inereasing
;iolence until the end ie-reachrd,
- generally from twenty to twenty-four
hours. Those infected, guided by
their instinct, .seek to hide them.,
`selves, and crowl away to soine-cort
ner, where , they die in shlitude.'
This is a fact that brings-some solace;
to the denizens of boardinghouses
and other institutions, in w :Oh such
other opportunities to b y ' cheap
penitry are eagerly embrac d. The
:owl is' killed when the first mptems
appear., and probably before. it
Teaches the last stages of unfitness
to eat, ,because a short delay. would
give it time to bide and die unpro
ductively. Half a lOaf is better th an
no bread s and if one must eat impure
meat, it is a comfort to know.that it
is pur#as possible under the circunv.
stances. Again, in the latteristages,
'the head _ frequently swells to a great
,„,z,, an at:would cause the nature
et +h.: , ' , o_ase tl be its tacitly detecte.d. 1
' I'vrtu 1 ~ f !'"OtiliAfre wig) d« , .ire to par
chai,r.: , il p,*poupti 4 ,, , ,, „ b a,,,,„„ ' 1 4 `TILILY,Ciavi into th enclos
w-iii irlai;le 1,9 dikts.4 ,, ai-.41 t,..: , , ~.,.., , 4.- 4 ,.:':111,44 4- ef w a,Ztot . Evros .,, i, „, itT,r o.
tl if , d 1 ,,, , 0.....41L-zu4l. i#1,.., V; ..1-14tA wig , t"'": 4 *' 4 l,t ) !..” ?by 41 "" lit "
lil 'lcy i ;,sgati') aLt t:.4,-;..r iti,v4r by 1 4 4 - . - , o"sty ,4-040. .1: b. 6161, 00 ," 4 1,:f t ' e5 ,;.044 4
wc'rki gu• fqiiii.l prise for the goe<l.' i x 5g „,, 14 ,.„ 2 , ' cW • I*-1011111.
To Impuovs Homis.—A horse is
not good for much if he cannot take
care of himself. :Warm stables, good
food, blankets and care amount to
nothing. A good way, is to harness
him up before breakfest, for did- he
not eat hay all night ?' Let him
stand without a blanket while you
are eating breakfast. Then work him
hard all day. Let him stand tied to
a fence or a post out in the cold, the
snow or rain while you are drinking
and toasting your shins in
_the bar
room Drive him fast np bill and
down. 1 When hie load is too heavy,
get on top of it to whip him. You
can lash him the harder then. After
he has pulled out, Whale_him well for
being stuck. Give him no luncheon,
nor water, except when you' drive
him through a creek. At night put
him in a cold stable. Let the mud
stay on his feet and legs all night.
Be sure to own a splendid whip—it
helps the horse to strengthen. If he
does not understand all you tell him,
pound,him till he does. This. style
'of treatment will make your horses
tough and add to the value of your
property.
Bail-Bads.
ERIE RAILWAY.
Puctatas!s Bast DRAWING Boos A/SD Swntruici
Macaw, combining Modern Improvemedts, are
run through on all Trains between New York, Roch
ester, 'Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Suspension Bridge.
Clec'eland, and Cincinnati.
Abstract of Time Table, Adopted Nov. 4,1872.
.
WESTWARD.
SiAT.IO.I , IB.
Ell
New York. --Leave f 900
Port Jervis:, -" , 12 01
Susquehanna ... " COO
Great Bend "
Binghamton" 4 44
Owego._ 4. ..... . " 525
Waverly. 4 .. 6 00
Elmira— ...... " 6 351
Corning.. L " 7 07
Painted P05t.... .
Rochester......Arrlie. 11;971
Hornellmille.... " 830
Buffalo, 12 95'
Niagara Fa 115.... " !, 12 551
Susn'nsion Bridge " ' 1
100.
Clifton " ' 1
Dunkirk .. 1, 1 501
Cleveland... " 6 35
Cincinnati " t• 465
ST ATIdIT 8.
Cincinnati Leave
Cleveland . "
Dunkirk. "
Clifton
Susp•nsion Bridge "
Niagara Palls
Buffalo
Horneßavine
Rochester....
Corning
Elmira
Waverly
Owego
Binghamton,.
Great Bend..
Busquelianne "
Port Jervis Arrive
"
Goshen
.Newburgh "
Paterson
Newark
Jersey city. .
New York
ISE
AISDITIONAL LOCAL TRAINS EASTWARD.
6:00 a.m., except linadays from Hornellsville.
Stopping attlanlsteo 5:22. Adrian 5:47. Camaron6:so,
Cameron Mills 7:00. Bathboneville 7:30. Addison
8:25, Painted Post 9:15, Corning 10:00, Big Flats
10:42, Elfitira 11:30 a.m.. Southport 12:05, Wellsburg
1:18, Chemmig 1:50, Waverlyl:3o. Barton 3:08, '
Smithboro 3;25, Tioga :345, and'arriving at Owego -
at 4:10 '
5:55 a.m. daily froM Hornet:Main: Stopping at
Camaro 7:45. Addison 8;49, Corning 937. Elmira
11;03, Waverly 12;42. p.m., Smithboro 1:40. Tioga
2;00. Owego 2:SO. - Campania 3;03, Union 3;38, Bing
hamton 4;12, Kirkwood 4;57. Great Bend 5 22, and
arriving it Susquehanna at 6;00 p.m.
7;00 a.m., except Sungari from' flornelliville.—
Stopping at Canisteo 7;13, Adrian- V:25. Cameron
7.42, Cameron 7;42, Cameron Mills' 7;48; Bathbone.
vino 8:05. Addison 8;13, Painted Post 8:30, Corning
8;33. Big Flats 8;49, Elmira 9;08. Southport 9;15,
Wellsburg 9:30. Chemung 9;45, Waverly 10024 Bar;
ton 10;15, Smithboro 10 23. Tioga 10;35, Owego 10 ;48
CaMpville 11;05. 17nlen 11;20, Hooper 11;30, and
arriving at Binghamton 11;40 am.
7:00 a au.. except Sundays, from 0 4 te13 0 - Stopp ing
at Campania 7:47, Union 8:28, Hooper B:4l. Bing
hamton 9:lo,Sirkwood 10:30. Great Bend 11:15, and
arriving at Susquehanna at 11:55 a.m.
1:55 p.m., except Sundays. from Hovnanian's,
Stopping at Cantata° 2:08, Adrian 2:20. Cameron
2:45, Cameron Mills 9:51. Itathboneville 8:07. Addi
son 345, Painted Post 3:53. leorning 4:35, Big Flats
4:28 Ehnirs4:s6. Southport 5:12 Wellsburg 50D, Cho
mwmg 5:48, Waverly 6:05, Tiogs 6:50, Owego 7035,
Campania 7:32, Union 7:52. Hooper 7:58. Binglern
ton 8:20, Kirkwood 8:45, Grea t , Bond 9:02, and ar
riving at Susquehanna at 9:22 p.m.
.1:68 p.m. except Sundays, from Painted Post.
Stopping at .
2:05; Big Flats 2:20, and arriv
ing at Elmira at 2:40 p.m.
• Daily.
t Mondays excepted, between Hornellsville and
Port Jere* •
Stop Sundays' only.
sr Through Tickets to all points West at the'
very Lowest Bates, for sale in the Company's office
at the Waverly Depot.
This is the only authorized Agency of the Erie
Railway Company for the sale of Western Tickets in
'Waverly.
Baggage sal be checked ozds en Tickets purchased
at tha Company's office.
•
L. D. DIICIZEL
(I'm, On*
JEWELRY I'.JEWELRY!
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
HUGUENIN BROTHERS,
AT THE OLD STAIFD FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY
BAWD just rcelsred a large ea sortment of Jewelry o
all the latest !Oleo.
American and Swiss Watches,
Gold and Bares. from the cheapest to the. beet.
Also a Urge assortment of
CLOCKS, GOLD. Asto STEEL SPECTACLES
Remember the glue, two doors Smith of Powell
k CA.'s; Towanda. Ps.
Watched. Clocks. and lowlry outstay repaired.
Ncrr.2o'73
WEEKLY ARRIVAL OF
~M :. ►IM4~ ~~ ..
Oa the Railroad. at owl Street, which will be sobl
by the car load or less quality. sad deflected on
nseonsble terms. Please cell anal Coal Tod.
JAMES WILBER. flalesosa.
A?i. 45.1171. - • L. S. OA, Proprietor..
TOWLNDA
'Mee pet reeeteed the *wit emortment
Ad .A. 1?" 33 IJ El I
'co.
v.•r
rzi3
CM
MK!
700
10 40
12 50
090
3 40
4 25
609
5 53
6 17
11 00
3 40
8 25
8 47
9 351
10 49
11 331
1430
1 20
145
10 32
103: 1
Et 2 25
11 151
12 3 1 3'
129'35 1
13 401
'll3
i 100
8 05
IA. SL.
2 50
810•
950
10 00
10 05
800
12 45
455
4 40
4 45
,1 15
700
600
A. Y.
112 Ell
rM
No.No
8. t I• 2.
:Co.
12. '
(2130
rIE2
Eff:i
El
Ii 00
121 7
11 25 8
905 11
530
5 4O
5 45
6 20
10 10
432E121
5 13ili
649 1:
628 11
711 2!
740 31
3:
_ 1166 6
:745 1242 ...•
808 ......
11:0••••• 8
1000 235 8
.2 615
11 • slc 9
1100 33 o ks 9
IE4 • IP. Y.P.
12 . 3 1
180
215
2 41
300
10 58
252
353
5 50
700
33
700
♦. Y.
JOHN N. .0130T1.4 .
gang Passer art
A. N. WARNER
111101311= BIOS.
~{SCOIL~OOO&
Marble %Yolks.
GEO. 31cOABE 41(SON
..1' ~. +l~ M -~
twee exhibited in this maim. to which thwr
Invite the sttentiOn of the public.
Tier beep On hand or bunt& to order
- *ONIIMENTS,
ItEB STONES, MANTLES, am,
Of 'Teo *As.
AT THE LOWEST TERMS.
Persona in sant or ng in Una oar an ra•
agectialiy invited to all anythi and mad= oar stook.
McCABE & SON.
Towanda. May 1, In/
LADIES FRIEND.
The sales of Sewing Machines in
871. an reported under oath in 1872, to the owners
of Sewingllachine Patents, stow that the
S liN 0- El IZ
M2L,NUFACTURINti COMPANY
SOLD LkST TELE 151,2G0 ItACHECES.
Ninety pee cent et Urn) being
FOR FAMILY USE.
over 50.000
3lora SewiniOlachinea than were
bold bylany other company during the urns period.
'Ertel Machine sold by
WICKHAM 4k. BLACK
GeNYZAI: Aorrri,
/23 Ans. lt, 1112.
[INE.W GOODS
MI
B. A. Pettes fa Co.'s
OITOINIZE THE 00trIIT HOTBF..
ConslstiN of a general line of
STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GOODS,
SHAWLS,
NIIBIAS,
WANIR,PROOF CLOTHS AND CLOAEDIGS.
•
VELVZTS AND V VIETIENS
HAIR GOODS FOR LADIES,
LIKES SWITCHES. =AIDS AI COILS.
Of all the Latest Iles.
lIIILLIIIIIIY 000DII IN ALL VABILTIELL
Towanda. Oct. 8, 18=
SOMETHING NEW
W.- A. ROC-SWILL
Has purchased a large and olegant assortzaant of
JEWELRY,
GOLD AND SILVIM WATCHES,
CLOCKS OF ALL= KINDS,
Ow AND awn aim AIM 81308.
Id! .. .yr--‘77TI-7-wr.3-4-1
Asa ell the *RAW geode for
'~~
Ii sad Yorks In seta. Pons. Cbarms, and In
fad ovorithing to plow, with an oodiPos misty of
lipottoeiso sod Clods.
'bolsi purchased felts the late A. M. Warner's
aelato the entire tot of tools and Allures I ant pre•
tuftd to 40.1al Idrolt of wort at the shortest nano,
sad warrassed. Plow Ws on a call and madam
Ow goods mot I Intl try to idea You - entre ffigisfac'
Ws. r
W. At 110CIMILL.
leveatle, Sue.'" 'M.
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING
pgFchaiwi Op entire Waist . of
laths ftesociA IL MOB t 00., Dm Prellend
W oar to Use Masai at Bradford Com* sad vidat.
th Lim* sod von scioiied dock Of
Mil& I bayipkirairaed far °ark red lag aciakisat
that I can NU at halo* flora as as be parchasid
obirirbsis. I sow oder to tbepaiblica epleadtilstook
ARBON FLOUR,. GRAHAM DO
I keep comtaDitr on hand. PORK. HAM% UOID, and
all !dada a IM3II. Would osll erittertion a the
Ingtlle to our Caul Be Boit
Ia go Z 1 or peke. %kw Ostlers Celebrated Latia
dry4r - nr York Obscaoil and Brcrwn Soap.
Law adroxtrsumi of TAXI= NOTIONS, Touxr
SOAPS, he:. Ike. • I trill psi the highest Gish pies he
amt make immediate payment.
TOWANDA, PA.,
I 8 WAItakInIED.
atom MI
HOSIERY,
suothe As
Groceries Riffleans.
R. Ei. PATCH,
G•BOOEBIEiS•,
TEAS, OOFFEES, SUGARS►
mace. B4LIBi7VB. SPICES, is
Mfrs on bond a litigo ilia* at
DYE DO.
STOCK OF TOBACCO,
pease ea •od amino oar sock of
WOODEN WARP.:
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Tanaels: We us a all beams mellng elsewhere.
C. B. PATCH.
All persons indebted to the late Lrm willilesio call
Towandi, March. 12, 1867
M . J. LONG.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
WOOD. WILLOW, AND STONE WAGE.
FLOUR, FEED, MEAL, *I.,
No. 1 PATTON'S BIDOE.
COR. JIIITN. AND BREDGE STS.,
TOWANDA, PA
I desire to call the attention of the to. my
assortment of goods, which la always fall and com
plete, and will be sold to My customers at lowest
market rates.
Ily dock of
TEAS, COFFEES,
EMI
• SPICE.S,
A
Bare been purclisseit since tholiite reduction in the
tariff 'on them, sr.cl are Mitred at prices to en:-
respond.
Orders by mail or otherwire artll mann cargo
and prompt attention.
Thanking the public for the liberal
Pat
they Mao given me. I Irish e continusaceg la g
tame.
CABS. PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE
feb.2oll
Fox & MERCUR are now receiv
ing a fresh stock of Goods In their line.bought
since theta January, to which they invite the at
tention of their friends. We keep the largest stock
In town. Onr goods are fresh and desirable. We
!sell at lowest market pekes.
Jan. 19, 1871.
FRESH AND NEW TEAS, bought
alma the recent dertna in price, and r ung
cheap at retail.
Jan. 19. 1871
FOX & ALERCUR nre selling Gro
oeries at retail. - • Jan. 19, PM.
FOIL KERCITR are selling New
and Fresh Goods. Jan. 19. 1871.
VOX & 3LERCUB, are selling Gro
1 mica cheap. Jan. 19, 1871.
VOX & lIERCTII, are selling first-
J." class Goods only. Jan. 19. Mt
- pox & M_ERCITR are selling
cheaper than ever. Jan. 19, 1611.
14E31E1133ER that we are selling
Goods at
RETAIL!
And that we won't be undersold.
Jan. 19, 1871. FOX lc YEACIIR
MICHIGAN FINE-CIIT TOBAC
oO—very choice—at
Jan. 19, 1871
v ME
ox & RCUR do not deal in
_a: Shoddy Goods. Jan. 19, 1811.
s.
OIIR CUSTOMERS can rely upon
getting the way bud the market affords and at
lowest prima. Z. T. FOX.
Towanda. Jan. 19.11. MIRY 11ZRCUR.
1011EMEMBER ISAT FOX & Mat
AA, CUTS are retzaing all kinds of Groceries at
wbcdesaleprices: The largest stock in town. Goods
first class. Prices low. FOX.
Sept. 29.10. /MEM. MEIICI7II.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Raving bought the stock and leased the old stand
of Cowell & Ilyer, I would say to all who bay their
GROCERIES
in this place, that I shall endeavor to keep a select
assortment of everything usnally kept in a Grocery
Store.. Also a fall lino of
•
YANKEE NOTIONS,
which I propose to MI very cheap forciah.
I respectfully solicit a share -of your patronage
and think I can make it mutually advantageous for
you to deal pith me.
. Yours, very respectfully.
J. B. JOEM/3011.
Towanda, July I, Ind.
BAKERY AND pniDtG ROOM.
first block north of Ward Hones.
t3READ, PIES, CARF,,CRACKatS,
BASED •DAIL Y,
0 And sold at Wholesale and BAWL
In our MINI 800 se will accommodate the
yablle with ether lunch or a good meal at
times of the day and IMO rang.
OYSTERS IND ICE CREAM ON NAND DURING
THEM SEASON. .
Also a fine assort:ant of Groouirs, Cantsetionery,
troits lir , Nu a t e.
ssay
NEW ARRIVAL OF
VIIIMBY GOODS!
On and after SLIVEDAY, Oar. Gth,
I shall be prepared to exhibit Ow aeve arrival of
MILLINEDY GOODS
To the ladies of Toarands and vicinity. 11,,y stack
comprises everything In the line, and I ahall con
tinue to sell at my nintally reasonable rates,
Give me a call and examine - the good for your.
selves.
• S. M. GRIFFIN.
SPRAYED OR STOLEN FROM
home. a BLACK PUP, a small white spot on
his breast. about 10 months old; he is part bird and
part shepherd, answers to the name of Sport. Any
one gtring information regarding his whermtxmia
will be liberally rewarded.
H. Baowimie TAILOR-
LeßayrrObl„ POW. 20,111714!
wing.
lIIRAM.TAYLOR •
FASHIONABLE TAILORS:
Opposite Public Spare,
Keep always on hand a fall assort-
CLOTHS,
CASHMERES
1
READY-MADE CLOTHING
j In all the latest styles,
HATS CAPS AND UMBRELLAS,
GENTS'
Furnishing 'GEO od s
CUTTING DONE ON, SHORT
ALL WORK WARRANTED
6 6 MAIN STREET.,
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•
•
•
1414 MY FRANKS,
11_(Summar to Hoar Hanizt.)
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 4, Griffith at Patton's Block. Bridge Street. To.
wands. A good assortment of Cloths. Vest:lnge and
Cassimeres, constantly on hand. Goods made to
order in the best mannor.
•
•
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B. PATCH.
THIS CAPS THE CLIMAX.
To contemplate that man la made capable o
fathoming the depth of the mighty ocean and meas-
wring the . distance to tho most diaMnt star, and wS
were about to sly,mpabie of weighing the solid con
tents of the sun. And it is ronderfally . strange ths.
.
this Brut of Brothers hire insd'e themselves so con
versant with every branch of the great and impor
tanCCletkEng and rurni.hing trade that it makds
tunntstiotably the igacifor.every one to buy,
Here you will awl Clotßee extremely cheap,
Pile upon pile, hinp upon heap; -
Of every grade, lecture, antrhue. •
Milli or Black, Gentile or Jr.e
'All say at once, We will ga there,
, icir they do business on the square:"
Their Clothes are good., and prices jnst,
They pay for all, and give no trust.
all that pant Clothes should 6, and see
Those prices, styles, and cinatipty;
Hits, 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 WOLFF BROTIIERS
Towandt, Oct. 1. 1872.
BLOOD & CO.,
StIII cant :mite o mannfactare their oolebratel
HORSE POWERS Jr. CLEANERS,
and will sell a better
can be had elsewhere An the world. We claim for
our machines that their will do as ninth, or more,
than any other, and are more durably built. We
personally anpaintend out work and see that it Is
well down. We will mead .
of Our inachlats, on application.
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
One cn Am Horse THRESHER el IMPERATORE.
fila2BllZß m4•CLZ4II7I6S.
FANNING MILLS,
lii. J. LONG
• =MAI AND DLO SAW Imam,
SAW AND GRIST MILL work done to order
Give Ue & call before purchasing elsewhere.
va "OD unoasavaa 'SATaHJIY
4 'oo 1? aoo'l a
Au g . 2,1859. z
FOUN. DERY & MACHINE
FOX ic MERCUR
The undersigned having purchased the rodndry
and Machine Shop lately owned by John Carman,
an prepared to do all kinds of work appertaining to
their husiness, with promptness and dispatch.
MILL GEA,RIN ; pS,
CIRCULAR SA,W MILLS,
Of tho latest and most improved kinds manufactured
and kept constantly on hand ready for use.
Pox k NE8.C171113
SIDE-HILL. IRON AND WOODE!I BEAUS
CULTIVATORS, CORN PLOUGHS
PLOUGH POINTS
kept
Of an kbulk mid the latest
eaastantly os hail&
'STOVE CASTINGS
I:IZLLAR GEAT72.
SLED AND SLEIGH, SHOES,
TEE HOME SHUTTLE SEW-
ING MACHINE. THE PERFECTION OP
MECHANISM, Ton 1%1313LE50, FELL/NO. RIXDI3O,
COILDISO, Iburinso, Etrammxcl, (pmarni, Mama.
Ermalm, HEY-errICEMCG AND GATIMIIINO.
Simple, Compact, Et Wont, Durable and Complete.
Eveiy Machine Warranted for five
years.
D. W. SCOTT k CO.
EQUALLY GOOD YOU EUEE OR ELM 'WOBE.
The oaly practical law priced Loot-atiteh tierrtas
Nicht= ever Wanted.
Don't be hambeigged by other ♦gents blarney,
no mattes how smooth their tongue may be; be mire
they moan time profits to their own pockets.
D. B. wooDuact,
Agent for Bradford and SWUr= Coonbea. Agent.'
witted.
Itcene. Bradford cceanty, Pa.. Feb. 28,'72. -
RARREILLS BARRELLS !-A
auppls of Cider and Pork Barrels, and all
kinds of Cooper Work oa liana. at W. A. POCK
WELL'S. - 04.9.11.
Buratus •fiii five —dollars at
FROM .501118
ment of
AND COATINGS.
In great variety
NOTICE.
TOWANDA, PA.
.~
MAN DRILLS,
Lod all klndi of
MILL eONS
ZU3E ER.
ENGINES REPAIRED,
gni all work werrented, to give satietaction.
SHINGLE ILICIM
PL - OTIGHS,
of all kind&
MMN POTM3S,
LARGE AND SMALL SIZE.
P M nxvy l MI
And all Idads of castings tarnished to
KEANS 31.0CIFILIX:
March SO. 11M.
Pa at:LW la
AMERICA AND . EUROPE,
It la strtnnipti of ILtehaaleal galas. •
imisloe9B7,oo
Ckm4ieB zeta Pnwbdons.
GROCERY AND PROVISION
8T 0:1R, T 7.
M'oQADE 4t'EDWAtIDS,
Wholesale sad Retail Doak= Is
FAMILY GROCE.BIES
pROyISIONS,
ILIMCIIIVEI NEW BLOCK, TOWANDA, PA.
'we do not dams it necessary to enumerate all t h e
alferent articles ire keep. Our assortment is
ALWAYS COMPLETE.
We ea nettling but
FIRST CLASS GOODS.
Cash Paid for Parma" Produce.
MOM IfcCIABE,
/Larch 1. 1870. WIAL EDWARDS.
CENTRAL MARKET.
The subscribers still continue to keep constiUkly
on hand a full and couplets assortment of every
thing pertaining to their business, consisting main;
i n
BEEF, PORK, FRESH AND SALT
SUGAR =EU .TIAXS.
a. LAMB.
VEAL. POULTIPIi,
SAUSAGE.
BOLOGNA. DRIED BEEF. '
TALLOW. dm. kn.
Also.
S
FRESH FROM THE LAKES.
OYSTERS REMVED DRILY
•
In their lesson.
Parties wishing Oysters inVe or small unsaid
ties will be furnished on Rh notice, at the old
stand, Cmrruat. Stanarr, titanye's Block, first ,
door north of Dr. Porters.
Caaa. 6 &maxis, KULL'S! AIItrLLOCIL
Taco. MuLtocz.
Feb. 2i. 1870-U •
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
ti.._CASII, PAW FOR
,GRAIN, BUTTER AND EGGS,
GEORGE SMITH,
WTSALTIKrSO, rA.
April 18, 1b72.
Boots and Shoes.
N EW FIR M
BOOT AND SHOI.: TRADE. I
CORSE - Et & COONS
Would announce that having bought out Mr. L. L.
mooDr, they are now prepared to offer ti tho put
tic a )arge and varied assortment o!
BOOTS, STYES, TRUNKS, ;
TRAVELING BAGS,
LEATHER, 8130 E VOIDINGS, lbO
We shall keep a full line of BIIMPHILEY MTH
ERB & TRACT '8 manufacture of• goats as well as
many other goods of first-class make. t '
We are mole agents for
33 , 1 J T ' S
Celebrated Make of
BOOTS AND SHOES
And cwtotnera rdn always rely upon' :India; a fu
Rupp y of tht..sefgoods for
LADIES, GENTS, SUSSES, k CHILDRESS WEAR.
Shoemakers and others wanting Lesther shoe
findings, ke., snit find with as • good assortment at
all times.
DI" R.B, Robertson rrmaine wit/it'll and is ready
to 1 T tits" in the way of Fine Bdots to all who
may .avor him.with a call.
As our goods are all bouglit of the manufacturers
we are able and will sell at the lowest bottom prices
for cub. We hope by fair orating to merit the pat
ronage of all:
mot r. COW=
A. Y. COONS. )
Towatla, Oct. 1872.
WOODFORD,
Os
NEW YORK BOOT AND SHOE,
STORE,
No. 3, PATSON k GRICIPITTHS BLOCK,BRIDGE St'
Is 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 Grwrs CALF; Bre
STOGA, BOYS CALF Boars, I ;Linum,
Mmszs and Ciromer's Shoes . of' all
kinds, all bought direct. from the
Manufacturers, and hand made, all
goods warranted. A rem srocF OF
LEATHER AND FINDMIS.
Thankful for past favors, solici
a continuance of - the same.
Towanda; Uky, 1, 1872.
NEW. ROUTE TO PHILADFar
PHIL
• • W
Shortest and roast direct line to Philadelphia, ltd.
Union, Washington, and the South.
Passages try this reale take jenissylvanta &
New Tort Railroad train. peening Towanda at 10:40
1.31.. and 2:05 p. m.. coat* doss connection at Fier
thistle= with I p eess train of North Penn's, Rail
road. and arrive to Philadelphia at rlO P. X., and
1010 PM-. in time to take tdght trains either for
the Routh or Wad. Palos cars are attached f the
P.X. train.
City paswengsr cars are at the Depot on Ardis! of
all trains o owe passenger s to , the vadons parrots
and to as partsof the city.
Las ellae&Picea Biaragi Depot. cornea Bests
and American 8 .. Philadelphia. at SOO b. 9:43 &31-.
arriving at Towanda 4:57 & 805 P.N., same evening.
Mann's Baggage Fsnr,
: naiads 'and delivers bag.
gage, office No. 106 goat t U h street. PleadelphLs.
TirtGNl'
Freed reeeived at Front mu Noble streets. PhiLs•
delphis. and forwarded by Daily Fast Freight train
to Towanda. and all points in fincitt limns valley
with quick dispatch. FELTS WAND..
Gen. Agt. N.P,R.It.; Front and Willow Sta.
Jon •3: 1872. ' Phi sAPlphti.
CASTER.—A supply of Fresh
Y
GroatiS Plttster tor' Offs ki W. A. BOOS
WILL. • (*AVM
mar.
CROCKERY STORE
SILVER PLATED WARE,
II
IN THE
GLOVES, ;)lITTENS,
For Towanda, \
CORSES & COONS.
AT THE
TOMS.
Crockery a G
WICKHAM it BLACK.
ERUIT JABS
-2VM3?!LEt‘t3.
BOWLS.
OUP' JO Is.
Prom Rodgers & lkotbir
TABLE CUTLERY.
tiger:icy al the
SINGER SEWING ' MACHINE,
INSURANCE AGENCY
AT
wicsispas & BLACKS
Towanda. July 2%. 1872.
NOBLE ik.f VINCENT'S
IIii§IIRANCE AGENCY
c :+:}w:
OMee . oppOsP , 'tart 4.lrit% Main Street
I °WANDA, PA
INSUBASCE lAIN: , T Loss , OR laMkiE
BY FrR<Y, OR LIGHTNI N G
ON ALL ENDS OF PROPERTY.
In sound and reliable Compirdes
LIFE INSURANCE'
In the oldest and best Companies lu the United
States.
ACCIDLNT INSURANCE
From ")ne Ley toOwo Year,
ovER $50,000;000
represeztea
ria (CIES ISSUED
Aud lanes adj :tea and paid
[EI THIS OFFICE
MEE=
LEM
Towanda: Nov
pA. & N.Y. CANAL & R.tt. CO.-
LRBANOE3ELNT OF I'ASSMCGEE TRAIN. 8
To Like effect Monday, Nov. 11, 1872,
—~ ~FI:2SCSPAL
No.
No.
7.. STATIONS. :OS.
So. 1 So. I
33. I 9. I
PI It P II
'
aY'
•
910' ......Elmira 14 45
915 Waverly 11 57 1
9 30 Athena. 11 46
10 10 Towanda.... 11 06
1105 , .....Wyalnaing.... 'lO 05
11 28; .....Laceyville.... 943
11 49 Meehoppen... 940
11 56 .... Mehoopany... 913
1245; ...Truakhannock.. 840
i'•lso, __Pittston— .. .7 25
215 ... Barre... 700
4 33:_..Mauch Chunk.. .....
1150 Allentown.— tas
0.5! —Bethlehem
825 —Buten
2
3 20
335
4 20
5 20
545' 303
E ill
6 20 ,
6 S4i 350
800 443
8 251 500 '.
.. 1 730
39 8 28
, 840
i 915
8 20 1 ..rhils4l,e_lpbta...
1039
Ipst
940;
New York
MU
31 leaves Towanda at 7 10 a, m.;
a. m.; Waverly, 8 03 a. m.. arriving 'a
900 A. M. 1
No. 31 leaves Elmira at 530 p.• m.; Waverly. at
6 15 p. m.;;Athens, at 630 p. m., arriving at To
vranda at 7 15 P. M.
Drawing ROO= Cara, attached to Trains 2 and 0
run through from Elmira to Philadelphia.
R. A. PACKER.
Superintendent.
WE CLNINI FOR
LAZA.RUS k MOMS'
CELEBRATE!)
PERFECTED SPECTACLES
AND ESE GLASSES,
The undermentioned advantages over those in ordi
nary use. the proof of which may be.. seen in the
extraordinary sales, and constantly increasing de
mand for them: ,
Ist. That fronithe peculiar construction of the
glasses they assist and preserpie the sight, render- -
ins frequent changes unaletessary.
2d. That they confer a brilliancy and distinctness
of vision, with an amount of ease and, comfort not
hitherto enjoyed by spectacle wearers..
3d, That the material from which the Lenses are
ground is manufactured specially for-optic purpos
es, and is pure, bard. and brilliant, and not liable
to become scratched.- •
. _
'4th. That the frame in which they are set, wheth, -
cr in Gold. Silver , or steel. are of the finest quality
and finish aim guaranteed perfect in every respect.
For sale only by our outhorized agent in this local
ity. We never supply or employ peddlers.
W. A. Chamberlin,
Sole Agent,
Towanda. Pa.
N0v.20,L572
8008-BINDERY.—THE PUB
iespicthiny informed that the Book-Bin.;
deny \has been removed to the .Seporter".Building;
third 80 1 7. where win be done
soon-BINDINCIJ
In all Its various branches. as terms as reasonable as
"the times" will allow. The Bindery_will be couttt
the charge of
ii., C. WHEILIEZEI,
An experienced Binder, and all week will be promptly
done ins style and manner whichamnot be excelled:
Music. Mligleries.
In storyof style. Particular, attention will be
paid to the and Binding of -
IMI
. il. ) ~~~
• •
To any desired pattern. which in quality and Mari
bility will be wangled.
All work will be ready for claimer, when promised.
The patronage of the public is solicited. stud
fact satiataction guaranteed.
Towanda. August 2. 1886—tt..
ROBISON'S REPEATING •
RIPLE, NEW NODDLE.
Simple. Strong. Powerful. Bale. and damn* 'blab
mikes it one of the best Guns ever odbral ,to
=
en. Prices from Spa to M. Send for a
to Pc A. Stazdeld. West Auburn, Pe. t
for Bradford. e =sebenas, SetErren. •
sad Zuzerne , -Nev.lfier4
MONEY SANTA; .
• BY PUBCEARING !BUB ,
STOY ES AND ItAEDWARE .
Or
W. L. P/DIDLETON:
orwal Inh ( L."H•
Fes- bring 14nr a,
igrateuteie
D a
OLD CASH ''DRUG STORE,
Owner ! Main and PULS Streetll. Towanda.
Hoye nolttntliarbled largely to their stock,s
complete assortment,,conatitating ea estectudve vs.
=:ftm a bracing msny articles coed in the Arts far
p carefully Warted with mud
to the progrowdve wants of the pirb, Ho, which will be
kept coturtantly supplied with fresh purchases, and
offered on the moat reasonable term* at Wholesale or
Retail, consisting of
Daucis, •MED 1012,1123, I CXIEMICALN
worm one. vAwrizazi.6
ALCOHOL AND TURPENTINE,
mon rAnrr. vemusiil warrr,wAsa,
And nil kinds of Bruhn
KEROSENE OR COAL OIL,
Burning Fluids,
LAMPS. SHADES. WICES. caumns;
Sperm. Lard, Whale, Nests Foot,
TANNER'S AND 10.CHENR
I !wig arid Toilet Articles In all their 'rariety,
sikeiors. Boers, comas,
/1/44321635. Bair-Dyes, Perfumery,
POCKET BOOKS, PO.??T MONAIS,
Pocket sHives, Itaiors,
T ours, B Amp HAIR PUEPARA.TIONS.
PURE'. WINES AND LIQUORS,
•
mg-SA ea
CCO, SNUFF, PIPA AND CIGARS,
Gardam l Meld ind Flomer Seeds, Trauma Sup
porters, Suspensories. Shoulder Braces, Breast
Nlsles.P Teething..
Nursing Battles.
Nipple Sheila and Shields, Syringes,
Bed Pans, Self. Sealing Fruit Jars, Trier _
Inometers, .Flavoring Extracts, Stone
.11ga, Maim Ware, Bottles, Vials, Corks, Bath
Bglnk. and Stove Blacking, Fish Tackle, Am
munition, Ac., Botanic, Eclectic and apath
tc and all the popular Patent
MEDICINES.
All articles warranted u represented. Persona at
a distance can receive their orders by stage or mail.
wnich will receive prompt and careful 'attention.
Medical advice, given gratuitotisly at the aloe.
• only for medicine.
cl o ll Thankful for past liberal patronage, would es
pectfully announce to their friends and the public.that
no pains shall be eared to satisfy. and merit the.con
tinuation of their confidence and patrona g e.
air Open tiundaya fur prescription!' from 9 to 10
a.ra., and 12 tn. to 1. and 5 to 6 pan. '
11. C. PORTER & SON.
April 1.11472.-yr. i - • '
-
lif Et; )1 A.TISIT -NEITPALGIA
•
$5OO WILL BE PAID
.
to any person producing shy Medicine showing hall
as Many Living, permanent cures as-Dr. Firign's
Yvan:aims. Itnguataric REVEDT: •Used inwardly
only. A pleasant Medicine, free from injnricins
drugs. Warranted, under oath, to have permanent
ly cured /5 iii every 100 patients treated in the past
ten years. :See testinionr. It is the scientific pre
scription of Prot. Joa. P. Fitler, M. D.. a graduate of
the University of Pennsylvania, A. DI, 1813.—now
nue of Philadelphia's oldest regniarphysicians, and
Professor of Chemistry and Toxicology,—woo has
made Neutlgia. Chronic and Intliamstery Rheuma
tism the specialty of-his entire professional life—a
fact vouched for by the signatures accompanying
each bottle. and other testimonials of . many 'promi
nent renowned physicians and e:ergyiuen.. To pro-
tect sufferers from poisonous onack nostrums and
useless expenditure of money, a legal signed guar
antee, stating exact number of bottles warranted to
cure, will be forwarded gratis to• any sufferer send
ing by Letter a full description of afflction.' In case
of failure to'cnre, amount paid positively refunded.
Medicine sent anywhere by express, collect on de
li,
Ad A ff licted invited to write for advice; all In
foLi ianon and medical advico sent by letter gratis,
ADr..I. P. Frrtxn, 29 South Fourth street,
Philadelphia. Pa. The Remedy is sold or obtained
1 by Druggists. . ,
: Fpr sale by PORML Ex SHIRT, Druggists, Mer
-1 ctirra Block. Towanda. Pa. ; _ .
r HE WORLD'S TONIC: •
Purely Vegetable and free from Alcohol
LORIMV,It'S ;
ao ,
I =
ieitell Cough, InciplentsConsunaption, Colds, Spit.
1 ing Blood. Intlamation of the Lungs„.C.ttarrh,
Bronchitis, DrOop, Whooping Cough, Asth
ma. Pains in Breast or Side, Dyspepsia,
Jaundice. Dizziness. Loss of Appe-
Lto, Fever and Ague,
0 SiTTIVAIID. L -
-
-
. . .
ndhp:stion, Liver Complaint, Diarrhoea,
.and' all
Discasis of the Lungs, Stomach, Li - rer,
and Kidneys• . .
Na ! No
O. 4.
MEM
WROLS DRUGGISTS, EIMERA,
813 94
541 9f
531; 8
4p3 81
le Agents . , and to whom all orders thoold be
addressed.. Price, $l.OO.
ar See Cirrilira for farther information.-Sig
CC
juriel2;Mt!
320 5
232 4
2 15 1 4
1145, 1
10 47,12 21
10 30112 0 1
1005 3 11 3'
EITO NN: AN DA MUSICAL ACADEMY
EDGAR 11. SHFIWOOD. PIIINCIPAI.
i
. ~
rsQriii.t.), - .)a COLI.EGIATE INSTITUTE,
. TOWANDA, PA.
830 7 4
r i r lil.wl.
700 9
no Furte pupils, per quarter,.... *l•u 00
ncluding Harmony and Vocal class, per q'r. - 20 00
STRICTLY HALT QUARTERLY TN ADVANTE.
Recitations twice a week. No deduction or , 4 time
e up." except in case of illness .of more than
due week's duration. •
I ,• X A
.erta. 7 50
t Elmira at
1 This Music School is classified into three depart-.
ments. ViZ : Preliminary, Primary aud - Advanced.
• here NOR be a certificate giv,n at the completion of
ach course with the musical stsrling of -the pupil.
. Pupils from a distance will find accommodations
or board and piano practice in the institution at
ery mOderate prices,
Nort,:m—Mr. Sherwood has a progrcAi , e course
.omprising the beat modern methods ,iii, o ing the
romioent features and appliances of the • ~.-0 pop
lar Lyo Musical Acadrmy, of-which his eictlier
ev, L. 11. S wood, was formerly priuci “. and
rir 2 oprietbr.
31r. Edgar lb I.
, usical acquireme 1
teaching.—Eifitor e
[ Towanda, May 9
NEW. PLANING'
The tmdersigned having built a large and comma
.dious MD in the Borough of Towanda, and filled it
'with the most modern and improved machinery, for
the mannfacture of
&ro prepared to All orders, whether large or small.
upon the shortest notice. We bare also a large ca.
riety of MOULDDIGS, of the latest style and pattern.
which we can furnish much cheaper than they can be
worked by hand.
PLANING.
roxa7Enui, •
• cisooraw, , •
AND SCHOOL
i.l ;
-SA (21;
•
And all other work pertaining to Joinery, willbe dOne
to snit our customers. - 1
Persons building, and not living more than tw e lve
to fourteen miles distant, will And it largely foitheir
Interest to buy of us, or bring their lumber and have
It worked by our machinery. Bring }bur grist of
Flooring. ter other lumber, and while your team is
feeding, hare ground out and take -it home mita t
Yan•
WO will pay CASH for PLNE AND
LUMBER dell at our lumber yard.' me and
See us, irr if you com't c, write.
Trnranda. Fah.. 111A4. 13. RODC4 -- - -
TOMPKINS COUNTY
SEEDER AND PLASTER S
This is an Attachment to that FIRST CLISS MA.
CRECE:
THE TOXPKDIS COUNTY
WHEEL RAKE!
BEir SOICEII .1,1411E:11ARE.1.7 !
Its r advantag,es over all others are ninny, but we
call special attention to its adaptation to .
SOWING PLASTER. LIHE. ASHES; BONE DUST.
The Distributing device is so arranged as to effec
tually crush allrumpso ll t thereby insuring an even
distribution of Plaster, even wh.4l full of bard dry
lumps. it , SOWS,EQUALVF WELL • i
ALL NINDS OP QRAIN AND GRA. S SEEDS,
Such as Wheat. Itye, Oats. Harley, Buckwheat,Cor n
Flax seed. Timothy, Clover and other Grass Seeds.
The Seeding-Bet is bung under the axle, near tho
ground, and can be
USED IN A STRONG , IffIND WITHOUT SCAT
TERING THE PLASTER OR .SKED. HOWEVER
- LIGHT.
•
it is driven by o on the wheel, which will not
get out of order fro use ;•as is the cw. wirm
en by guilt. - .
IT OAN 'BE SHIFTED FllOll RASE TO SEEDER,
Olt FROM SEEDER TO RARE, IN FIFTEEN
NORMS.
Seeder; alone, or complete $65 00
=MMENNM!
EiMEIZEMIMI
WS,.Farmers wanting the Beedet homplete to sow
What or Rye. or for Fall sowing of Plaster. he.,
can have the maim anti pay for it same time as
though purchued next ap/Ing.
• , -R. M. WELL'S, dent at Agent
T. , leandn. ?a.. Aug. 1871 ,
CORE?
Trite BEST. most DDMILABLE, and moat ECO
75 °INCAS. FUEL for culinary purposes daring sum
ner. For sale by the
TOWANDA OAS COMPANY •
Twelve ag e t ett Hker bushel tit Um Oas Holm. at;
en mite Mry50.1,10
and Notticinea
11111
pnwri =As%
For Medicinal cue.
SUNIIEP., MLR
A CERTAIN CURE FOR
w: H. GREGG CO:,
Sold by all Druggists.
beint - ood has. decided talent. I.tie
•
is and exterAlve eiperiend• in
•ochezter Musical Times. '
WM - Dow SASH AND BLINDS
And we iu teem:rime:la it as the
AND OTZLEEt FERTILJZERS
PRIOZ3 OP B&EDEB -11 , 11) }Like.
EMI'S lIACHL'qg 13 WAttaL.NTED
Drags and Medicines.
TiorEm l ßcoßno
-
pNiros.a
TOWAIDA, ,pA,
FLIOLESALE 'AND RETAIL ,_
DRUGGIStSI'
•
/raving eatimpfrely repaired their- store, at
atapd, have re•opened with a.,large, new ant
.
seletted'atock, ron3isting or .
ACIDS. /DETRACTS, ELI.X.p.S, ht:G4P.
COATED PILL, FOWDEIIS, GUMS, BYEURS
TINCTURE.% WINES, &C.,
BOTANIC, ECLECTIC AND HOBEOPATAIC P 4.
PkitATION'S
DYE, STI;FIFS, 3IA.CHINE
EXTRA REY.P.tiED HEROSENE,;ALconoi
lEIRE WINES` Axpjag7oris,
•
For Medicinal
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS,
PO►PLI,IR PATENT .3IEDICTNES,
And a Fine .Amiortsent'of
TOILET AND FANCY GOODS
More than , the natal care and ittentlon given to the
Compounding of Prescriptions. Open Sunday',
f rom 9 o'rlock,a rn.,to 1 p.m: & from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m,
31‘nmh can be ionaulteet at the store. nn Set.
nrdny of cacti week, as heretofore.
Towanda, May 7. 1h72:
DR.: 0. D. STILES
havin g purcbd
THE DRUG. STORE
or L. A, RIDGWAY, Is ItoxE, PA
, .
Has now in stock and Is constantly t cc:kr:T.l4 lieu:
supplies of pure Drugs and lledicines. Dp . s.Pcnis,
A:c. Agent for all the most prp•;iar Pat,
l ent; Sletlicmes. A fresh supply of - the
VECEGA.P. BITTERS. -
Pure .Wines and Liquors for: medicinal
best brands of Cigars and Tobacco; chc6c4
ery, toilet and fancy articles, flas °nog -
School books, stationery. and iv-ies. n. -ci
plied sith stationery at 17 . 3. r prieeZ,. All
cue books furnished to o'rder at publislier t ' pnc.r.
The Da-tor will coutnalle to pra t:c.• xx,,h,:nr a.
herrtotore. Office et the pr . :lg .•qore; :,0111 , L.--.;-
poszte Pr , sbitenan clauch. Pri-ftcr;ptluni ar:.l rr
teipts eveurately compounded at all hours Lyn
peteut [Apr.l
AYLOR'S . CELEBRATED OIL
The Great Rheumatic Remedy should be k.„l-1 te,
used by every Farmer that keel.. eitLer Catt'J or
liorsiss. every Teanister at:l Lavery Stable Keep r
Physiman and Horse Tuner' for-it A,ll tnaf.
times cure pain and lameness when all other med..
einem - liave failed. Miners and Railroad Men
sbeaid certainly keep it. :or it is unsurpassed for
brt se. and eprair.s. BracksLiniths should keep at
.f.•rtheir -,wr‘ Use and for their cnstomdrs tender
footed hula.:., as nothing equils.it for tender ieet.
Every 1•..1y suffering from pain and•lailieliess of :T.:
kind, borrs, cuts, wounds or any, eruption of tlts
skin,,Ct.rtis. Chilblains or any disease requirin.; er
outward application should certainly keep tAI.
brated• medicine. Every bottle warranted
satisfaction. For sale by Dr. H. C. Porter Son k Ce,
Porter & Kirby and F. W. Brown. Druggists, TOWaI...IA
Pa. And by every-Drng
,gist anddealer in,llm
and adjoining counties.
Johnston Holloway and Cowden, whOlesale Pater.i
Sl.dicine Depot, No. CO. Arch dtrret Philadrl,ll;;;‘,li..
Wholesale Agents. H. r.RowsIG TA,171.01t.,
julyl9"7o-tf Propriefor, Leß.ay - sville ; Pa
1
OTHE PUBLIC !.
TLP nr.tiersi 3 Ontyl xonJd thnst
they are row prepareA in every way to atte:ll
I — NDERT 11ESINEss4i'
likfita branches. And we trust can girt aitkfat:
ttli services of any one in that line. • •
' Having spared no expense or qoubl.• in pram:•
fug from the shop of if. Stolen d Co.l of our place,
a hearse which cAlnot be surpassed or even dcluale4
elegance,in this side of .onr largest . hsv?
also- Seel.llVa the services of a most rt . '.l-IA, C.l.7(':G‘
and gentlemanly person to attend . t 6 t‘ra
the bnsiae,s
J. 4. ALL T:4, et° cu our firm; wai be io'Ur..l st trt
.Ftirniture Store; oa! Bridge street, azd C.
the other member of the firm, D:+ ref
'deuce on Third street, or ...Vont ttle,o:l7. or , C
r i
B. Beach, a vey reliable ana relebrateql
4hoie office i. ea Park street. Lear %be . F 2.•
EcouBe. I.'
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I.
jan2s'72tf
FIRST NATTONAL BA-NE,
CAPITAL....
Smu>Lts Fr
-
, -
This Bmik offers
transaction of a
GENERAL BANKING 13 U.§/1\4:5,
ERMial-UT AID ON DErosrrs' Accor.Dmi
. AGREMENT. •
Sracrat Cana OTT Ma TO aira COLLECTION 07 `;, , m
Ciarm
-i , • , ,
Parties *fishing to SIM D MONET to any part of the
ratted States. England. Ireland. Scotland. or thAlmh•
cipal cities and towns of Europe, can , here pro:nrr
drafts for that purpose. •., -
To or from the old country, by best steamer
Inglines, always on hand.
FAXIVZS SECTOUT 0 . 113 AT 1111:DLCICA a►Si4
Highest Pr4e paid for' U.S Gold and Sl:va
JO& POWELL, President.
December 1,1369. •
NEW STEAM. FLOURING \IILL
321:3
The irabicrib detarei to giv6 notim ttut Lou*
STEAM FLOURING MU,
le now in successful operation, 'and that he to
pared to da all work in bis line on short nonce.
C 11.57011 ORINDLNG DOSE °N.:ME
. ..
- •
. ,
, ~
Wheat, Buckwheat and 110 Fleur. C OLA x. °l-
Feed. Bran, ac., ••a;waye 011: '
hand aad for a. ,,
lowee.t ratee. :__ .. • ' .
. •
. -.,
. ' ..
- Plll.l - ICULAR NOTloE...Persous living,' gi
west side of the river desiring to patrouir tIY ,''
'wi3.l have their ferryage paid both RAM. wben' „
-bring grista - it ton bushola and nirv3-711'. 'V'
-
• api.4'll ', . - F. F.. A T k •
.
1101A6 AY GOP.
. . . . •
I liav milled to toy e,cteoso 0 ur. , ...: :
L.kIIPS. and TABLE GLXSSW ALE:. -
. . .
tkli..3l.ottni Cops ana Si.:cc r5,.3.1 , :t.! } 1 i::;
aod. to Tea Sets, in. gret variet.v.
and Fav y
ey.Todet Sets' of a the hatidsmiles! ,!
signs. „Bs I .
..rhesogoods I have imported direct.) . , •
Enrope,'and My Prices are as low as an` PL . :
porter can sell the same good either tkii co: .
or Net, York ' A. J. WEIDE-NE.I ,
-Nos. SS South Second and 29 StrawbertY s : ''
• - Philadelphia , .I ' .
• . .
, 'll.l
Na—M7 stock of CHANDELIERS. eglov.„o..
sisptsa to Churches, Is ver! Lugs. Book' Q f v ;
Sags. sboiriag the aeelgn ol each chat:ooe :4
bracket, will be sent on request. • • - .
Oct?.-m! J••'
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4000
33.00
23 CO
000 AGENT • ANTED at on
for qur New Book, tato Life of ..he tivst!:
plorer, I. -
• • I LIVINGSTONE.
A thvallini account of whit ho hia expe' rioacidt,-
„ 41,
aezoinnbehed during twenty-eight ydars in tte -..
of Africa, and of his reittrred:on fr011,,311`,
death by STANLEY, with partioVav .4 ho i , r':',",l
trip.ill search of, and long gojonru ‘r 111 t: ,,, .::•...
-..
diseoierer.. eta.. cie. 62.2 pagoe, i iniy $2 1.,,
venally wanted.. For lulldewription ands
rA"
&ad:emit once .
11UpBABD HE Pu blishee .
Mit CT /I
Ny.ll'l2-li
And 'Ol
Orli
'DAT. Tri:NER,
w. (3. ?of:DUN
J. S. ALLYN.
C. 3i. MANVILLE.
OF TOWANDA
$135,000;
40,000
h . t 4 ILITI - it,:
PASS4O . I TICKETS
N. BETTS, Jll 7
Cutaer.
IN SBYSILEQUIN, PA
THAT IT IS RECEIVED
IMO
El