Il
4totell
TWO S
i - A gentleman ttiok his Boa to a
/drunken row in a itaveru, where the
i
finniates were 13gh g - and swearing,
and, said he, " yon. know What
has caused all t ' !? " .
t
" No, sir." 1 .
The father, pc,' ling to-the decant
ers sparkling wit '; rum, said: "That's
the cause will y • Uktake a drink? "
The boy starte back with horror,
and exclaimed, " ol." ' •
Then he took h,'s child to the cage ,
of a man with dilfrinm tremens..The
boy gazed upon httnafflighted'as the
drunkard raved and tore,' and think
_ ing the demons W . Oe after him,cried,
"Leave me alonol .leave me . alone!
I ses 'em; they're :coming!"
. "Do you kno t' the cause of this,
• ' my boy?"
No, sir,"
" This is c'am
you have seine?
And he slirapk! with a shudder as
• ;:. refused the clip.: .
Next they.callea at the miserable I
Lovel of a drinker& where was
qualicl . poverty ! and the drunken
father beating , is wife, and with
oaths, knocking ;down his . children,
" 'hat has ca' sed this said the.
father. .
, .
The son was silent. When told it
was rum, he declaiene :would nev
er touch a drop hi his life. But sup
. • 1..05e that lad shiettld be invited' to a
-.,v(,(laing; f,-a4, where with fruit and" ,
cake the .wine-cup is passed amid
,i scenes of Cheerfulness and gayty,
. where all the friends are respectable,
. beloved, and kind to each other, and
. . IR: , should be asked to drink; would
he refuse? • Or;„suppose , him walk
,
ing. out with ~ his father on' New
Yt.:,r's day t, - , call-upon his young la
dy f muds to enjoy the festivity of
ti,,, Ushering in of the new • year:l
With other things, wine -is handed
o bim by a smiling girl. qlianoble-
Leartc:d father svhom ; ho loves,presses
the \Ville glass !to his lips, and nom"-
pliments the young ladies upon the
excellence of its quality ; what won
der if the f•sbn ;follow his exaMple.
Emblem Annn4l.
td by drink ; will
Seed Potatoes•
An old Igaine . fartner; in giving his
idea on E-eed,potatoes; says that we
use too ripe geed when we propagate
from tiihers that have laid in , the
, round , until' dead ripe. He says
that:Oat:its that are• popagated by
tubers ierinited different treatment
front those propagated by seeds.
Our corn lind grain that we rise for
cxl the like, , to have stand - ft little
long,A. than the main crop,.and be.
come pe;fectly matured. On the I
our corn is selected
from the rilx,sl., best-developed ears
and hernel4. 'But potatoes for seed
A..ouldr be dug and placed in a cool,
lark ce' tl:ir, just•as a majority of their
ti~ill lightly crack .open in boiling.
- This is most inVariably while the
tops are yez. greet and growing fast.
' The tuheo are thenin moat ci4orous
Dis•c.:My.lect ' them froth. the
parcht 'stalk at Ault time and ',they
retain- their • vigor. • Instead of det
eriorating, -11 of ‘• us know the
()blur s..rts n!lvel , their vitality is in- •
vv.:as:Al, and they. yield better; with.
less tendency to long ago as
lei 'Liao tv inalie , z - some experiments
to test tile theor4' and he finds it the
prop,r CJ to pursue.
Is it not .01% - ..en. said that the late •
pl toted poi:th.iieslre better for seed
•than tbatie plaLq.(l,l early? The late
ness or tbeil• pliintin& presumedly *-
r
prevents early Opening, hence the'
principle ofl the above reasoning
Nvould he in!'orce
11
- • I
• THE O,NLyI AlAN.—It is ;hot gener
knoWn 'that Martin Van Buren
is 1.1. e only !man Who ever - .held the
oitiile of P.'esident, Vice-Piesident,
Minister to England, Governor of
his oven State and member of both,
Houses of Congress. - •
( Thomas H. Benton is the only
man who has .held a !seat, in - the
.1 7 nited States Senate for thirty con
secutive years.
Tile only' instance of father and
in. the Senate.at the eame'time is
that of Hon. Henry Dodge, 'Senator
from Wisconsin, and .Agustus C.
Dodge, Senator from lowa.
Gen, James Shield is the only man
who ever representbd two States in
tile United
,States Senate. At one
time 'fie was., Senator .from Illinois,
and subsegitOly Senator from Min
negota.' .
.0
John Quincy Adifus heldis posi
tion under the government 'during
every administration from that of
lir,r , ,liington to that of Polk—during
he died. He had heen Minis
ter to England, member of
. both
Houses of CongrE4s, • Secretary of
State, and 'President of the United
,States Ite died while a member of
the House Of Representatives.
•
11.611 E 34DE Y.E.m.-.—Daisy , Eye
bright, in the Country Gentleman're
commends the following :1•Boil two
handfuls o9lops, tied ammallbag,
in six quarts of water,. slice:thin-six
large pot:l*9, and boil them with
the, hops ; 'When they ' are..*:tft skim
them out and . mish perfectly fine;
add to them one and a half pints o
wheat flour stirred to a .smooth bat
- ter with cold water turn..over the
whole the boiling hop liqUor, first
hiking out•the bag and squeezing it
dry; then hang it aside to use allia•1
. ther tips, fhr it will mike two bitt-s'
A
. ches i o eaSt. Stir into this mixture
two tk. spoonfuls of sugar, - one of
salt. •-- lien milk-warm, add, a ' tea
cupfitElii 4'east, Eat it in a warm place
to riSo il ild it will be ready to put in
• t..) a jugl - li'ythe next morning. keep
in a cOlteellar or ice-house, and it
will Isitgooil for sifiveeks or more.
Alwass,eiake the 'jug: before using
any okits . pontents. A teacupful of
this yeaq Will make three loaves of
bread iißdria pawof rolls.
. , ,
•
FiNyy PousuED.—A Barnese pot=
ter, it is said, became envious of the
prosperity of a washerman, and, to
hurt him, (induced the king to order
him to Wash one of his black ele
tthants white, that he might be "lord
,f the white elephant," which in the
East is a great distinction.
The washerman replied that, by
the rules ref his art, he ,must have a
vessel lar4t3 enough to lwash him in:
Thk king orderCd the potter to make
him such';a vessel. When made it
, -
was crushed by the first step of the
elephant in . it. Many times was this
repeated and the potter was ruined
by tbe very scheme he had intended
shoulii crush his enemy.
•
To Hake Preserved Ginger of Let
tuce Stalks.—Put the (pawl' its of lef
trice stalks ;that you wi•.',-10 pro • •
in wilt a:tid water for 'foil- oi five
days, changing it - every day ; make
a syrup Of one pound of sugar, and
pint of water, quuter of a pound of
ginger, with the peel., of lemon, the
white of an egg ; hoilTtdl clear, which
must be done three times a week for
three weeks ; wipe the stalks quite
dry, and pour the syrup over. boiling.
This presern3, if well tied down in
a dry place, will keep for four or five
years. F ,
OUB.
Pictures themselves sometimes
have a curious hist/ry., The stay
of the two pictures at Florence is
old,.but not Worn out. • An.artist in
Rome often saw playing in the street
near his window, a child of exquisite
beauty, with golden hairand cherub
face. Struck with the loveliness Of
the boy, he iainted a picture of him
and hung it up in the stttdich In
the saddesthours that sweet gentle
face looked ' r 'down upon him like an
;it
angel of Its presence filled
tifb soul with gladness vid knel l s
- for heaven; which its pririty symbol
ized. "It ever I find," fetid he, !" a
perfect contrast to this beautiOns
lace; I will paint that alsci, and hang
~it up on the opposite wall, and the
one I will call heaven and the other
hell." rears passed. At length, in
another part of Italy, in:a prison he
visited, looking in through the grated
doors of a cell, he saw the taost hid
ions object that ever met his sight—
a fierce haggard fiend, with cheeks.
deeply marked with the lines of hist
and crime. The artist remembered
the promise he had made himaeltand
immediately painted a picture of this
loathesome culprit, to hang over
against the portrait of the lovely boy.
The contrast was perfect ;- the two
poles of the moral universe were be
fore him. When the mystery of the
human , soul gained another illustra
tion. He had two pictures, bat they 1
i were likeness of one and the same
person. To his great surprise, on
inquiring into the history of this
horrid wretch, he was no other than
the sweet child with the golden ring
lets whom he once knew so., well and
saw often playing in the streets of
Rome.
TWO PIOTUBEB•
ERIE RAILWAY.
PULLMAN'S BAST DINAWENO ROOM AND SLAMTING
Coacana, combining all Modern ImprOremedta, ue
run through on all Trains between New York, Barb.
ester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Suspension Bridge,
Cleveland, and Cincinnati.
Abstract or Time Table, Adopted Nov. 4:1:
'WESTWARD%
STATIONS
MEI
...... .....i.
New 'York Leave 900
Port Janie.° 12 01
Susquehanna ... " = d ('0
Great Bend ..... . . "
Binghamton 4 44
"
Owego 5 25
.
W.zverly 46 6 00
•Elmira " 6 35
Corning ..7 07
Panted P0et.... .
. " ...
Itochester......Artive. 10 37
Hornellsville.... "i B3O
Bua'alo, . 12'05 1
Niagara Fa 115.... ii 12 55
Susp'nsion Bridge " 1.
05
00
Clifton
Nair]; • ' " 150
Cleveland 6 36
Cincinnati .... —. l ii ; 455
:P. M.
ADDITIONAL 'LOCAL TRAINS WESTWARD.
6:00 a.m., except Sundays, from Owego. Stopping
at Tioga 5:27. Smithboro 6:55. Barton 6:12. Waverly
7:00, Chemang 7:3o,Wellsburg 8:05, Elmira 8:40.
Big Flats 10:20, Corning 11:30, Painted Post 11,16,
Addison-12 :59 p.m., Kathborieville 1:27. Cameron
Mills 1:52, Cameron 2:15. Adrian 3:10. Canisteo
3:40, arriving at Hornell/mine at 4:00 pm.
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
rt-Onifitlr."-tra7riii*Vma,7:4o. timithhciro Mag a .
845. Southport 9:11. Elmira' 9:13. Big Flats 9:50,
Corning l0:17. Painted Post 10:24. Addison 10:53,
Ilathboneville 11;:10. Cameron Mills 11:31, Cameron
11:40, Adrian 12:00. Canister. 12:13, and arriving at
Hornellaville at 12:22 p.m.
6:00 a m., froba Susquehanna. Stopping at
Great Bend 6: Kirkwood 6:48, Binghamton 7:58,
Hooper 27:43, Union 17:53. Campville 18:15, Owego
8:34, Tioga 19:01, Smtthboro 19:15. Barton 19:25.
Waverly 10:00, IC hemung 910:15, Wellsburg 10:35.
Elmira 11:00, Big Flats 11:40. Corning 12:12 p.m..
Painted Post 912:15. Addison 12:45. Bathboneville
11:00, Cameron Mills 11:15. Cameron 1:27. Adrian
21:50. Cantata° 2:02. and arriving at Hornellsville at
2:15 p.m. I
1:10 p.m.. 'except Sundays. from Susquehanna.
Sfopping at Great Bend 1:57. Kirkwood '2:30. Bing
hamton 3:12. Hooper 4:18, Union 4:52, Campville
5730, and arriving at Owego at 6:05
1:15 p. 111., except Sundays. from Elmira. Stopping
at Big Flats 1:39, Corning 2:00. Painted Post 2°36.
and thi , nce, via Avon. to Buffalo. arriving at 8:57 pm.
2:30 p.m.. except Sundays. from Binghamton.
stopping at Hooper 2:43. Union 9:50, Camoille 3:06,
Owego 3:18, Thom 3:35. Smithtim-o 3:45, Barton 3:52,
Waverly 4:08, Chemung 4:20, Wellsburg 4 :32.11antb•
port 4:47. Elmira 4:49. Big Flats 5:17. Corning 5:35,
Painted Post 5:42. Addison 6:02. Bathboneville 6:16.
,Campron Mills 6:27. Cameron 6:35, Adria 6:55, Can
lateo 7:07. and arriving at HOTTLCUSTI/10 7:15 p.m.
EASTWA ItD
ST ATIONS
Clrtrlnnatt = Leave
Cleveland.... • "
Dunkirk • - "
Clifton
Stiso'nsion Bridge
Niagara Fi115.... "
Buffalo
HornellsvMe • g.
Rochester
Corning
Elmira..
Waverty
Owego
Binghamton..
Great Bend...
Susquehanna
Port Jervis.
Middletown
Goshen ...
Newburgh
ArriTo
£aterson
Newark
Jersey City 1 4.
Fier York.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL TRAVIS EASTWARD.
5:00 except ,Sundays from Hornellsville.
Stopping stOanistro 5:22. Adrian 5:47, Cansermill:so,
Cameron NEIL 7:60. Rathboneville 7:30. Addison
8:25, Painted Pout 9:16, Corning 10:00, Big -Flats
10:42, Elmira 11M a.m.. Southport 12:05. Wellabnrg
1:18, Chanting 1:50, Waverly 9:30, Barton 3.113;
Smithboro 3:25, Tioga :345, and arriving at Owego
at 4:10 p.m,
5:55 a.m. daily from, Hornellavill. Stopping at
Camero 7:45, Addison 8;49, Corning 9:47. Elmira
11:03, Waverly 12:42. p.m.. Smithboro 1:40, Ting&
2;00. Owego 2:10. Campania 3:03, Union S;3B. Inn*
liana= 4;12. Kirkwood 4:67.•Great Bend liak,and
arriving at Susquehasnirat 60 p.m.
7:00 a m., except Sanding 'from HornelliviLle,—
Stopping at Canisteo 7:13. Adrian 7195. Cameron
7.42, Cameron 7;42. Cameron Mills 7;48, Rathbone.
title 805, Addison 8;13. Painted Post 8:30. Corning
8:33, Big Flats 6:49. {'Elmira 9:08, Southport 9;16.
Wellsburg 9:30. Chemnng 9;46, Waverly 10;00, Bar
ton in ;15, Smithboro 10:23, Tiogs 10;35, Owego 10;48
Cempvilte 11;05. Union 11;20. Hooper 11;30, and
arriving at Binghamton 11;40 um.
7:00 am.. except Sundays. from Owego. Stopping
at:Campania 7:47, Union 8:28, Hooper 8.:41. Banghamtcm 9:10. Kirkwood 10:30, Great Bend 11:15, and
arriving at Susquehanna. at 11:55 Sun
1:55 p.m., except deadeye. trotti Hornellsaille,
Stopping at Canisteo 2:08, Adrian 2:20. Cameron
2:45, Cameron Mills 2:51, RathbonevWe 3:07. Addi
son-313. Painted Post 3:53; Corning 4:35, Big Flats
4:28 Elmira 4:56. Southport 5:13 Wellsburg 5;30. Cho
wring 5:48. Waverly 6:05, Tiogii - 6:50, Owego 7:05,
Campania 7:32. Union 7:52, Hooper 7:53. Bingham
ton 3:20, Kirkwood 8:43, Great Bend 9,1:12, and.ar.
riving at Susquehanna at 9:22 p.m.
1;58 p.m.,
except Sundays, from Painted Pod.
Stopping atCorninst2:o3. Big Flats 2:20, and amt.
tug at Elmira at 2:40 p.m.
• Dy.
t M att ondays excepted, between Hornelis•Ule and
Port Jersis,
I Stop Sundays only..
'or Through Tickets to all 0°64 West at .the
very Lowest Ridge, for sale In the Company's once
at the Waverly pepot.
This la the only authorized Agency of the We
Railway Company for the sale of Western.rickets in
Waverly.
Baggage will be checked only on Tickets purchased
at the Compare calm
L. D. 11170133.
Oleg 'kg*.
NEW ARRIVAL 'OF
MILLINERY 00068
On and after SATURDAY, OCT. sth,
I shall be prepared to exhibit my new mini of
MILLINERY GOODS
To the ladles of Towanda and vicinity. My stock
comprises everything in the line; and- shall con
tinue to sell at my usually reasonable rates.
Give me a call and examine the good'for your.
selves.
Oct. 1. 1872.
LIIM.I3p,RMEN, .
WOE AT THIS!
The imbeeribers offer for gale at
BARGAIN,
L ,-
All the machinefor alf flaw Afill, which has
been in rum only e ighteen months uLay
and is as good se
new. The AIM can be put up and run on the preen.
or the robscribers if desired. and any informs
:l2 regard to operatinglt cheerfully given. Will
be sold at great reduction from original cost.
B. CABS t SON.
' Trap. Pa.; Nor. 11. 1874
i4,II,EAT REDUCTION IN FUR
UM= OM racels. *I fain I .
T O W EL
Marble Works.
GEO. McCall I EON
ins jest snag! tMlressi alsorlissia et
Mn7.,!riT7M:fl
.A. IS 113
Itver othiblhol is tat. Notice. to sidele- they
Invite the Wootton of Uwe ;
Tim lisip on baud Or famish fa ardor
TOMB STONES.: idANTLIS, &c
AT THE LOWEST TWIN&
Persona is vast at anything >a our Um oto to.
opoettan7 Invited to oall and amolso , otit stook.
itcOLBE & SON.
Towanda. Ka I.l$Tl.
LADIES FSIEND,
The 'sales of Sewing Machines in
1871. as reportetunder oath In 1879, to the MUSTS
of Sewing Machine Patents, show that the
SEMI
MANUFACTURINC; COMPANY
rim
BM
580 7
9Ss 10
155 12
217 0
800 3
400 4
442 5
520 5
558 8
11 00
3 40
825
8 47
935
1090
11 33
12 30
120
125
40
25 GOLD Lear ir.qt 18 .280 imams.
1032' 10
17201-
250
8 10 1
9 50 ,
10 00
10 05
800
I 11 15 12 45
12.30 485
12 35 , 443
;1940 -44-
1 151 11-
7001 7. 1
800 i 6''
A. X. 'A. li
EN3
More Sewing Machines that were
sold by any otber,company:anting the urn. period.
NEW (*ODDS.
113Ea16
Ea
1211 Cos:sliding of s general un. of
GLICI
0131
12.3
1 900 '
10 00 ....
955 7
10 05 7
1014 7
11 25 8
SOB 11
,15
20
30
00
00
00 FANCY DRY GOODS,
91S f
452 1'
618 1'
649 1
628 1
711 2
740 3
810 8
11 65 6
1242; ...
I SHAWLS,
NUBrAS„ ,
HMZIti; Y,
10 58
2 52
353
a
iii 8
5 15 ...
11 40
10 00
205
319 9
330 9
P.
11 381
11 00
is.
633
700
t. 11.
JOHN N. Az*art..
Assn Piper Aet
8. M. GRTFPIN
p' , 77".u.A. ,
MONUMENTS,
trf Ow, il7ti.
S Ira GI- ICI Po
Ninety per - cent of them being
FOR FAN= SKR.
Tbie is ever NMI)
irverf.)Lachia• sod by
WICKHAM & BLACK
I=E=l
TOWANDA, PA.,
Aug. 14.1E72.
-41-
B. A. Pettes & Co.'s
OPPOUTZ Tax 001:111T sorsa
ISTAPLIII A2fD
=IM
: "P c y
WATTS-1 , 1%00Y CLOTHS AID CLOAKING&
lICLVNTS AND .•
HAIR : IX:NODS YOU, LADIES,
ICOR &II
Of 1n the WM &0...
l ;! , ' e,4~ ~,- - -~
Towanda. Oct S. IST&
NEW STEAM FIAIIIIING KILL
IN 81111:1=Q171N, PA
The enimeatb dating to gin sake that his nn
STEAM = FLOURING MILL
Is not is esotombil opteeboa. mad WS be Ii prs•
wed to do ep wart to Ws rifo oa Mort ao@oa.
Isilj,iey CI I. ills_fiXl72l., le) t•cs 4.111'411.1%4
TEAT IT 1114.1XXIIIIM.
Barkertseet• and Bye Mow, Conk Ibia.
tea. Ikea. la.; awn ca awl eat far eale at
Wired taw.'
PARTIOPLIIR 10:7=0•0ersoaa livings on the
treat side cif the Mat b patronise my mlll.
win Wm brr paid boll tbsy
Wag grins los ftsbeia and upwards,
ppL4'7l F. S. ATLI&
5 .
_OCK) AGENTS WANTED at once
e,r tor 470/ New Book. the we of tin Gnat Ex.
i
tS.
A thrilling afemmt of what he baa earldom:lNi and
accomplished daring tWanty.elght yam in the wilds
of Africa, end of his resomectlon from a living
t o
death by AXLE!. with particulars of hi perilous
pip to of; and long sqf own with the aired
diaomemer. to.. etc. 6 1 00 e re a nnly $3 CO. Uni
versally we d . Vol S • ipttan and. *ems
address at i
__ LI • SUMAS 131101161abiliftin
Ispilw , mt Mb IF Mae
=2l
LIVINGSTONE
rpm UNDEIRSIGNIED, WING
ate Mind
IL PATCH,
lallmion *la& MOB 0 00. Is sve proproll
to Me% Ss Mors
ty.swis Ma a
GROCERIES.
bareprealrord tor Osill4' rot Ad erollisot
that I eis sell et as km lirpies as gni be poniard
*iiwtrm. I meccas , to tliopOtho visaed stook
TEAS, 00ittgag, SUGARS,
MAINCIIL SAIMILLTIIII. arras. ha
NM in Mad slow stook at
AKItON ItOtitt, OiWW+l DO
NIM Da.
Ilse" ineniagy ova Lod. POII.ILIMIL LAZA, mad
all Idols et 7. Would con tbo MOWS= al UNI
peas to ear Owl Be Best
STOCK OF TOBACCO,
to qua* dr *kw Sems Osithrea Claisimied Lew
67. Lir York sad Brow Sow.
Male aall and impiasbas oar Moot al
Lorp shoortoosat of iAIIIII3I O3L tower
SOAP% he., he. nett peg the hisbesteish priest:Kt
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
tamers, gin se a call before mass elsewhere
All poems ladsbeed to the lies Ism eralpieseeean
sad mike I=mstitsle mould.
144 ands, Muth. 12. W.
M . J. LONG.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
WOOD. WILLOW, AND IiTOXI Watt.
notrA, FEED, NEAL, ka.,
No. 1 PATTON'S BLOCS.
COIL WIN AND BRIDGE STB.,
I desire to cad the &bonbon of the public to niy,
assortment of goods. which is abrays full and com
plete, andowEll be sold to my customers st lowest
market ratite.
Ky otoett of
s p cE S ,
Itsrit leen purchased since the late redoctatin In the
tarilr on theta, snot Ire offered it prices tift °or
- • • mi.
Orders by, mail or °Uxorial/lei will mem 'oarefn
and prompt attention.
MMr,ri
litankinig the public for the liberal patronage
they kayo given wt. I wish a continuance of the
SLIM.
CASE PAID POB COUNTRY PRODUCE.
feb.W7l
FX k MERCUR are now receiv
°lng afresh dock of Goods in their line. bought
49 09 the lit Jannarj. to which they invite the at,.
*dation of their friends. We keep the largest stock
In town. Our goods are fresh and desirable. We
sell at lowed market prices.
Jan. 19. 1871.
FRESH AND NEW TEAS, bought
since the recent decline In_ price, and
cheap m* FOX it XICEICIIII.
Jan. 19. 1871.
- pox & MERCUR are selling Gro.
wales at retail. .1 Jan. 19,1871.
VOX & KERCIIII arilselling - New
JL. and !rash Goals. Jan. 19. 1871.
14 - ‘O% & MERCUB art93elling
aeries cheep.' Jan. urn.
VOX do MERCUB arti'selling
first
ci... Goods only. E Jan. 10, 1171.
Fox & KIKRCUB, .; are selling
theism than am. Jan. 19. 1971.
-pp KM:EMBER that wii are selling
-ay Goo& at "
RETAIL! • •
And that we mai% be andarpoid.
Jan. IL IBM YOl a mama.
MICHIGAN FINE—CIIT TOBAC
00—vany chola—at
Jan. 19. UM. ' PDX & 11:131C17Bli.
VOX & MERCIIIi dcp not deal in
JL: Shoddy Goods. im.ll, 1811.
OUR CUSTOMERS can rely upon
lows
the very best the matket Z. adteds and at
= T. TOL
Towanda, Jan. 19.11. EICKSTIIII3IO7II.
REMEMBER THAT FOX & HER
CUR are rendlineall kinAls of Groceries at
wholessleprioes. The largest stock In town. Goods
first class. Prices low. !VT.
Sept. 29.10. ITEFIRTX =RCM
NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY!
t,.( 4 HENRY STULEN
,
De gmt l inzic. to his (Ands and patrons,
sziorimucc 01221.A03 !LOWRY.
where he wlilf bonstantly keep oa lucid a foll: um&
meat of 1
et Os beetasidenemp eriecooel and Walked la Übe bog
toe* la city Carrie.
orlos (tomtit:a a bedded achootego over Olen
dig fa Foot the -
at his Wagons. All they asks is as
INSPECTION OF HIS WORK
prindons kiparchasing elrewitim
ALL WORK WASOIANTED TO CITE PLIVIZOT
-naafi] for the .liberal petrotinee tamed, se.
ended sad rerpeettsttly ut s co:Ulm:Km of tie
SUM
I=
WOODEN WARE.
C. B. PATCH.
O. B. PATOH.
: TOWANDA, PA .
COFFEI4'S,
TEAS,
AND
Opposite the neer JAIL
TOWhiNDA, PENNII.
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES,
PLATFORM WAGONS,
=mix? suuris. Ain) loucran,
4-Finish, Style and Durability
SATIRIACTIOX.
=anus° PESOKETLT ATTIOIDVD TO
Irduced prima
ificidri await - " ►
ffe. o;
TRIM TA.PANI
FABSIONABLB TA/11010;
Opposite Public Square,
Keep always on hard a fall , ant
•1 fiGiV:tzl
LifIZI:tACCE;Z
READY-MADE CLOTHING
In all the latest styles,
HATS CAPS AND riThIBREMAS,
f3F clods
In great variety.
CrUITtNG DONE ON SHORT
ALL WORK, WARRANTED.
6 -6 MAIN STREET,
TOWANDA, PA.
TIMM:Y FRANKS,
ptiliotoon to Bast Ilmotl.l'
MERCHANT TAILOR;
Igo. A. Gtifitth Patten's Block. Bridge ilitreet,
vanda.' A good assortment of Cloths, Vestlnge and
Caesinserm. constantly on hand. Goode made to
order In the but manner. der..4:71.-17;
THIS CAPS THE CLIMAX._
To contemplate that Ina is made capable of
fathoming the depth of the ixdslay ocean and meas...
nriog the distance to the moat distant star, and ws
vrere about tO say.capahlet of weighing the maid eon
tents of the sun. And it is yritinderAtlll strange that
this firm of Brothers havOnarie themselves so con
ver:l 'llr ... ft - with every branch of the great and impor
tani:elothing an 4 Funtishibg trade that It makes It
ungurcstkMably the place for every one to boy,
itre ion will dud Clothes extremely cheap,
Pile upon Vie; heap upon heap;
Of every grade. texture, and hue,
For White or s ßlack, Gentile or Jew.
All say at once. We will go Otero,
For they do•bnsigua on the aqoare:'
Their Clothes are good; and prices just
They pay foe all. and give no trust.
All that vista Olothei should ga and eau
Those prices, styles, and quantity;
Bats, C.sps, or Clothes, thin or thick,
17mbrollscor a Walking Stick.
Buy your rundahlog Goods of them;
Buy all Tor Clothing of them;
Boy of this firm, buy of no others,
For reasons shy, it is WOLF!' BLIOWERS.
Toiniade, Oct 1.1872.
BLOOD & CO..
.•,
MU continue • OMmoinfacture their celebratal
HORSE POWERS & cLEANERs,
and will tell a better machine. for less money than
ean be bad elsewhere in the world. We daim for
oar machines that they will do se numb. ar more.
than any other. and are more durably wit. We
personally superintend air work and see that it is
well doWit. We will send •
• DD3CIUPTIVE CATALOGUES.
of our rarchinea. on application..
. ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
7
& TaDO Horse THRESHER el SEPERATORS.
THRJESHEi and CLEAIFERS.
FANNING
.- .. AID Diu° sew. arms.
RAW AND MST KILL 'work done to order:
Glrena a call before pure'malmi elaowbere.
* Vet `'OD craoarnra 'sruilly
i
`'OD 11' (1007. H
A*. 1. 1869. .
M. 3. LONG.
VOUNDEBY & MACHINE SHOP.
The undersigned basing purchased the Foundry
and BEschine Shop lately owned 1 by John Carman.
are prepared to do all kinds of work appertaining to
their biennia. with promptness and id s)atch.
MILL GEARINGS ,
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
MA.N DRILLS,
MILL-
ENGINES REPAIRED,
And all work warranted to giro satisfaction.
sffiNQ.LE• MACHINES
Of the latest sad moat Improved kinds - ••• • -• •
PLOUGHBi
EIDEAtii L. IRON AND WOODEN _ BRAYS
CULTIVATORS, CORN PLOUGHS
PLOUGH POINTS
Of ail kinds. and tbik , latesi bm blaneecnente kept
eonstintkf on
L•EOE •ND SNALLL BIZI.
STOVE C'ASTING'S
cEICLIAIt GILATZB.
SLED . AND SLEIGH 13114/3,
L&RGE mas urrnas
i .. _
Muth M 0.1070.
TEE' HOME SHIITTI.,,E
ISO MACHINE. THE PrETECTION OF
HICHAMBY. rut EzxxmG. Fai t iva. notonro.
Ocarume, Bsaraso, ezaweio. QVILT/Xe. TiCECia.
Ernujo. lizat-nrrcalso Aso Oasszaixo.
AMERICA- AND EUROPE, -
amp* (kaput. Effiedent, Dunblis a*l Complete.
Every Machine Warnuited for five
yeare.
SQUALLY GOOD NM TINE- OE MATT !TONE.
iftwices 1,137,00
The
Machine only eras Wanted. practical low priced Lock-stitch Saida/
Don't be harobagged by other Agents blowy,'
no minter how smooth their tongue ma be, be ewe
they mean large profits to their own pockets.
D. B. WOODRUM.
Agent for Bradford and Sullivan Counties. • Agents
wanted.
Bowe. Bradford axuaty, Pa.. Feb. 29;72.
B3IIRELLS I MIRRELLS 1-A
supply of Cider and Pork Barrels, and all
kinds or ()cooper Work on Wind, at W. A. AOC&
WELL'S. ' 0ct31.'91
ic•
TlClREattlfil for ito dollars at
1110113% 11011111
rr. r
anent of
AND COATINGS.
F M ‘ ' - ' I:
NOTICE.
And all kinds of
IRONS
MADE TO 011. DIM
Of all idisda.
: till: kW/'
was k
Ps anted In
It to a Triumph of Mechanical mina.
mgwRitERIPM
GROOM MD Pilt/VIES:191!
ST 0 32t.
11.0.4.8. E EDWARDS,
mosso& sat awn beads
FAMILY_ GROOBBIES
PROVISIONS,
11180171111 NEW BLOCK; TOWANDA. PA.
We do not dims lt,neeeeory enumesete ail the
dillegest articles we keep. Oar aamoshaest
ALWAYS COMPLEit.
sell Itothtug but
FIRST CLASS GOODS. ,
SINGER SEWING MACHINE,
Oat *ripe MINI Prbdnoi.
tAitas
inc. JAW'
Nara 1. 100.
CENTRAL MARKET.
TDe mbealben still continue to keep oonnttnt l 7
on band a fa and : complete assortment of ma
rl pertain:ft to thatr bndner. anadatths mein-
BEEF, PORK, FRESILAND SALT
StIGAZ CVRfI 11,110.
MUTTS. . ' SEEP, . • LAMB,
L ' POULTIII% ;
LA.BD,
.BOLOGNA. DBIED BEEF,
'ALLOW. Ike., tc.
Also.
- . S
FRESH FROM THE T. .A W l 3;
'crtwrias
In their realm.
Parties totalling Oyster" in lame or smW (matt.
ties will bedirnisbed on abort notice, at the oid
stand, Cturraat. Itianairr. diontanyeee Block; first
door Oath of Dr. Porters.
Clue. a itstaana. KELLUM k MULLOCIL
Theo. Krasner.
Feb. 24. 1870-tt
lIIGHEST BLAKET*PRICF.
fl r CASH. PAID ran
GRAIN, BUi!$R AND EGOS,
te 13 0 'RCA - SMITH,.
t5,1.V1il NO, P,11:
April 18, 1872.
ilooti and. Shoos:
N EW FIR 11
BOOT AND S110:1 TRADE.
CORKER & COONS
Would announce that having bought out Mr. L.L.
MOODY. they are now prepared to offer to, the pub•
Itc a large' and warted assortment of
BOOTS, SHOES, THUNKS,
TRAVELING BAGS,
LEATLIEU; SHOE rows GS,
We shall keep a fell flue of-HUM .
PRREY BROTH
ERS k TRACY 8 manufacture of goodie au Well as
many other goods of first-class make.
We ere sole 14.nts for
BURT'S
Celebrated Make of
BOOTS ;AND SHOES
And customers can always triy upon finding • full
Lipp y of these gciod• for'
LADIES, GENTS, MIMES, k CIIiLDBB WEAR'
Shoemakers and others wanting Leather shoe
Andinge, &c., will And with ne a good assortment at
all times.
Mr. S. S. Robertson remain• with us and is ready
to • awe tits" In toe way of Pine Boots to all wbo
msy isvor him with a call.
SA our goods are all bought of the manufacturers
we we able and will sell at the lowest bottom prices
for rash. We hope by fair ueaUng to merit the pat=
ronage of aIL
lOU F. ODallia.
illr. 00011. 1
TOWILdi. OCt. lifft
Q WOODFORD,
• .
NEW YORK BOOT AND SHOE
STORE, •
No. 3. PkTNON k GEIPTIMSBLOCIE.BILIDGE 8
Is receiving one - of the largest . an 4
best stock of BOOTS & SHOES ever
brought in Towanda, ' which heAs
offering at the very lowest prices for
Cash, consisting of GmFrs Cam", LT
'& SiOGA, Bore CALF Boars, LAnins,
limns and Carummes Shoes of all
kinds, all.: bought dirct from' the
Manufacturers; and ha A made, all
goods warranted, A rem trracx or
LEvraea sunTninnfas.
Thankful for Oita favors, I solid
a continuance of the same.
Towanda. Ka. 1. 1872.
NEW ROUTE TO PHILADEar
MILL
NORTH PENRSYL TIA
VANIA RAILROAD
Shortoot sad most Mood ttoo to Ptifladelplds, rot.
lbws, Washington, sad tbs litouth.
Passengers by rotate ; take ennaylunla
Sew Tort Railroad Uda
train. paelinit Towanda St 10:40
&IL, and TM p. m.. state dose connection at Ele
thbibem with Impress train ,coi north Pennle,Rall.
Pied. and arrival in Philadelphia at tl/0 P. L. and
10:90 p.m .in time to tate night trains either for
the South or West. , Palace cars are attached to the
2 sal PAL train.
at7puneuglieses are at the Depot on aerial of
an trains eonve pamenger a to the rations Depots
and to all ;tense the city.
Leese North Penn% Ballroad Depot, corner Osaka
and American.. at 8:30 it 9:4101.31..
arriving at Towanda 4:57 & 8:05 P.K., same evening.
Kann's Damage Env collects and dalliers bag.
gage, ales No. 105 Wont Nth street. Phila&Nidda.
MOONS 4000111:160DATIONO.
Freight received at Front are. ; Noble streets. Phila.
delphia. and forwarded by Daily . Fast Freight train
to Towanda. and all points to Susie &Anna valley
with quick dlspetr.h. 1 ELLIS 'JAIME.
Gen. dirt. 5.P.5.11 Front and Willow Sta.
Jun - 3. 1372. Paltadelphia.
TILkiTER.—A supply of
nada :or ea by W. 4.1100/t
MAIM
rtary* GUI
CROCKERY s9ll
OF
WICKHAM ts,BLACK.
NM
SILVER PLATRS) WARE,
Pram Rodgers k Urothit:
DT TILE
GLOVES, 31I2TENS, E
,
ror Towanda,
00BSZEI & COONS.
AT TUE
FRUIT JABS.
";Trannants.
BOWLS.
CUPS FOR JELLIES
TABLE CUTLERY.
Noma of the
INSURANCt
VTICKHAIt & BLACK'S.
ToWanda, JniY 2% 381 - 2. •
NOBLE • & VINCENT'S
r rkaffcAL
INgIIRAN'tE AGENC Y
nMee oppoett.. Court House, Ilan Street,
TJPiAIiDA; PA.
ItiSUBAZIOZ VIAINST LOSS OE DAMAGE
BY FI.R . E OR LIGHTNING
ON ALL KINDS Or PEtOPERTT.
In sound and reliable Companies
LIFE INSURANCE
In the Oldest end ) , ..est. Companies in the United
State&
ACCIDENT INSU-RA N e.
From One Day to One Tear
0vER . 550,000.,000
Capital rt:preientesl
POLICIICO ISSUED
And loaaeiailjnated and paid k
AT THIS OFFICE
A. a: sroj
Towanda. Nov. 6, 1579
pA. & N.T. CANAL tit F.R. CO.-
AIiItANOMMST OF PASSMSGER TRAMS,
To take effect Monday. Nov. It. lin.
11100 TO VAUD
ELUMMEI
o.
STATION'S. ;34.
ENEE3I
FM
• .Einitra : 1249:
....Waverly- 11l 57
• Athens. ....,11 45
..Towanda.... 11 . 05
.'..Wyslusing.... 'lO 05
I 9 43
• Ileshoppen 9 20 1
• Slebuopsny 912
.Tunlittstinuck..l 8 40
....Pittston i 7 25
.. Wilkes barre.l *4' 08
- .Marten Chunk.. .....
l..illentown...:l • 51
Easton....:
—Philadelphia -4
45 100 '
20 1 25
33 134
20 203
as 303
N 4 950
00 442
25 bOO ,
.".. 790 '
x 828
840
9 15
vi
New York...
7 001 900
a is I a - Y
Towanda at 7 10 :km.; Athens. 7 50
805 a. m., arrittug at Elmira at
P X
leave
verly
No. 3'4
a. W
9 uwA.
NO. 31 leaves Elmira at SSO p. m.; Waverly. at
6 15p. m.; Athens, at 630 p. 121- arriving at "ro
wan. a at 7 15 r. at.
Drawing Room Cars attached to Traini sand 9
run through from Elmira to Philadelphia.
R. A. PACKER, •
, Superintendent.
WE CLAIM FOR
LAZARUS & MORRIS'
`.CELEBRATED
PERFECTED SPECTACLES
•
AM) EYE-GLASSES.
The undermentioned 'diva:deg°s over those inlordi
tory use, the vroof of which may bo seen in the
extraordinary sales, and constantly increasing de
mand for them:
lst. That train the piCuliar_ ethistructiou of the
glasses they assist and preserve the sight. render
ing frequent changes unnecessary. -
2d. That they confer a brilliancy and cUstiuctne 3 ss
of VilliOD, with in I ni ount of ease comfort not
hitherto enjoyed by spectacle weuers.
3d. That the material from which the Lenses are
ground. it mahttfinred specia.ly for optic purpoe
es. and is yure. bird. and hiaillant, and not liable
to become 'lewd:led.
4th That the frame in which they are set, wheth
er in , Gold‘ Silver. or Steel. are of the flueat
and finish ana guaranteed perfect in every respect
For We only. by our outhorizeil agent in this local
ity. We never supply or employ peddlers.
A,_Chainberlin;
- . Sole Agent, . •
NOT .20,1812. Towanda, Pa.
ROOK-BINDERY. -1B-E PUB
lie tkrerpeetrullylnformed that the Boot• Bin
itSer, has been removed to the ••Reporter•• Building,
third atom where will be done
:-BOOK-BINDIXG!
In all its various branches, an tenni as reasonable a.
"the times" will allow. ' The Bindery will be =del
the charge of
R. 0. WEITAILZIL
. . .
i . .
la experienced Binder, and 411 tirorir willbeiromptly
done in a style and manner wbieb cannot be eornow
Music. Kalfollines. NuraPapers,Old Books. Acc.. bound
in every variety of style! Particular attention will be
paid to the. Boling and Binding of . =
BLAME BOOK
To azwilestred Wigan. winds in quality and dais
boo will b. warranted. 7* .
All work will to ready for delivery when prondesd.
The patronage of the public is sollciled. and per
feet aatialaeloon guaranteed. •
Towanda. Logout% 111611-4 f. '
•
ROBISON'S REPEiTING. • •
11 1 :1FLE. NEW NODDLE,
ificaPk', Strong, Powerful, Safe.:and Accurate. which
makes it woe of the best Baal ewer offered to
Sportsmen. Prices from $3 to SOL Send for a
circular to P. k Itaalletd, West Auburn, Pa.. Agent
for Bradford. 81211111111dULDES, BallriLll. Wyoming.
and Laserne counties. L. • N0v.13-wil
MONEY SAVED,
BY 117401UBINti YOUR
•
STOVES . AND " SARDWA RE
. 1 July Min
ZaAB3fERS, bring your , produce
kd sell to I'ol k
114 em.
1.1 a a POWER !tr: SON,. I
AST=
OLD CASH DRUG STORE
Claw Mita tad Ptal iltrede. loins% Is.
Istareoest
~momsemi. aftn smi
conmists'estrortment. mdsniess
rlety. esobtissee memy ankles 441. q isb.t.b. Arta cos
tosasaret proi =m carafultr Wasted MO
to ths to al tip rani* stalk =s
kept
"o'er' nun !limb pareimmo. and
ollered =et ressonstde terms st Whole/ski cos
comesting of
:Davos, - otomictii*,
mai. on"' Tamen , . -
ALCOHOL AND ' •
Hag PAINT. TANAD3IL WIMPAIAXEL
And all kinds of Brushes.
I KRBOSENR OR COAL OIL, ,
Willing rum.;
. LAMPI3. WU= '1311112T . S.
°P er u" /Ara. VW*. s. row -
TANNER'S AND MAZELNE OILS;
fancy and Toilet Articles In ail Their variety,
emu, =MUM SOAP& COMBS. •
Pomades, Ilatr-Drea. Pentanwer..] .
POCKET BOOKS, .PORT MONALE4
Pocket Knives. Bssars.•
TOOT*, UM MCP HAM ?FsEPATIATIONS,
•
PURE WIN AND LIQUOBEit
•
6 ,,
TOBAOOOO,IONETZ Pip . AND 010A68,
,
Otirden. Field and Ficiwor Seeds. Triune*, Nino
porters, StispenliMlsl, Shoulder' Braces, Breast
'Pumps. Teething' Btngs Nursing Bottles,
i. . Nipples. Nipple Shellsand Shield.%
Bod Pans. Belt-Fiesling Fruit .lazs, 9 = Bll.
• =meters. Flavoring Extracts. Stone -
ittp. G lass
warn. Bottles. Vials. Eorkaajlagi
. Brick, and Stove Blacking. Fib Tackle. Am—
Flnunttion. kc.,_Botanic. Eclectic sad Hooteepstb
- to Medicines. and all' the popular Patent
-
IkLE•DICI.NES.
All attiema narruited as 'represented. Persona at
a distanci3 can receive itetr order' , by stage or mail.
watch W l receive prompt and tarefal attention.
Medical advim given gratintourly at We aloe.
charging', only for methane.'
sir Ttkualui for peat liberal patronage. would les-
Pactrutbl &mount* to their triaudn and the Public.tbat
no pains shall be ..Mired to satisfy. and merit the con
tianatioi of their contldonoe and patronage.
agra,eu Sundays for prescriptions from 9 to 10
s.e.t, =ll,ll in. to I.and 5 C . o pan:
B. pourritk SON.
April 1872.-I'r.
. . •
I_TIIATISSI--:NEtrRA.LGLI. 2 P
R
.;... s sou WILL BE PAJD
;
to any rann Pinclug any-Medicine showing halt
as man Using. perrmm aa mires . &Ji l in. FITEMO ,
VcorrAexs. EtuenstAni: ttimunOT. treed inwardly
only. A pleasant I.fiWatilei, (rev from injurious -
drugs- I Warranted, under...oath, to bare pernianent
ly cured 93 in every llip patients treated in the post
ten years. tSee teitnuony). It is the scieutifiC pre.
seriptidu of Prot. Jos. P. Fitter, 51. D.. eigraduate of
the ITvendty of Pennsylvania. A. D.. Dltl. —noes'
one o f biladelphia's oldest repAilar physicians, and
Profes tr of Chemistry and Tettleology,—woo Maw
Mule eurigta, Chronic and IntLamatory Rheuma
tism specialty of his entire. professional isle—a
-fact vont-bed for by the 'signatures sycompanying
each byttle .11(1
. 1 other testimonials of any promi•
r a
' mut renowned physicians and elero . en. .To pro
teet siteerera from- poleonotte_ quack i
°strums and
1 uselessi expenditure of money, a lexiallingned guar
intee,vttatiug exert mire ter of bottletiwarranted to
' enre, ill be forwarded gratis to any ',lritlferer send'
ilug b 'letter a full deecriptymi of *Action. Lb case
i re
'pt r . rt, to cure, amount paid positively refunded.
Medici sent auyivheir by express. collect on de
! livery. 'AllillaUil invitiarto Write for...advice; aD M-
I forms ou and medial solviceuent by letter gratis,
'Addlnsa, Dr. J..P. FITLF.II. 29 South Fourth street,
Philadelphia, rt. - Thesliemedyl is sold or obtained
by Dringelata, . .-
. . -
' For ,sale by PORTER & KIRBY', DrUggists, Mee.
, cora Mock. Towanda..:Ps. ~ - .
Eil;
Tt-i ,.; WORLD'S TONIC.
'l2rely Ver.:etable find free from 'Aloe '
. •
DB. P. ,Loßt7stEß's
JUN:I.PER TAR
13.1TT E 2
A CERTAIN CURE rce - -
1:2131=
' Seated Cough, incipient Consumption, Colds. Spit
' do Blood. fullataution of th'i Lungs. Catarrh,
• Brouehitis. Droop, Whoopuig Cough.
'lkna, Pions in Breast or Side. I , y•ciepsia,
Jaundice.' Dizzmess. Loss of Appe
- t.te, Fever awl Ague.
• Indigle;ftion, Liver COmplatut.. Diarrhoea, and all
_ Diseases of-the Lungs. Stomach, I.iyer.
• •
and fildneye.
W. H. GREGG CO
r=!
No. , No
4.
Iffl
PS PM
.613. ' 915
611, 3W
631'850
453 810
L I VIIOLS 1.12 DRUGGISTS, ELMIRA,
Sole Agmatp, and to' whom W.; 'orders 111:ould be'
ada.-es:01.1. Price. 14.00.
Sec , CireulArs..foi further informatSMFs
.-
tne12.72-tf-
, 710
405 1 G5l
627
820, 5 54 ,
2 921 450
215 4.30
1145
i l_ 2 95_
10 47 ^0
10 90 12 00 ,
10 05 tl 35 1
8 30 1 7 45 1
TO WA. DA I! lIT IC AL AC AbEM.Y .
• EDGAR R. SII ' WOOD PiUscl. wr . -
, .
•
,-;
I
arrAzr MANNA I...:OLLEGIATE N sTrruTE,
Pupils will be received at any time at the following
rAtts :
- . .
Piai3o Fortn pupils. per'quarter. ...... . ...,:„..$l5 00
Indlnding Harmony and Vc.:al class, per 20 00
STRICTLY HALF QUAT.TenLY ES Al VANCE.
• Rezitations twice a week. NO dedildtion "or ", time'
'Made up,"' except in case of illuesi; of more than ,
one week's duration. • . -
This Music school is classified into- three depart
ments. viz : Preliminary, Ptimary and Advanced.
There will he a certificate giv rat at the completitiu of
each course with the tnuAlml:k•Lancliug of the - pupil.
Pupils from allistanc.• w.llatlpd aecomineclations
foi board aud- piano practiOf in - the institution at'
very moderaiti
—:MT, Sherwood 1.:;.6 a procires. • c course
comprising the best modernMetheds.ia z ;•• lug the
ptutoent ft , ttarrs and spoil:Luc-es of the • e pup.
ul r Lyons Musical Academy; otwhich his i.ri ther
'lies. L. H. Sherwood, 'was lormerly ptinci,• and
prnpriet ,, r.
Mr: i dgar 11. Sherwood has ;decided talent. ~iie
musical acquirements and ext , T.blve eilierienc , in
tealching.—Editor li'oeALzter Metrical Times.
Towanda, May 9, Itill.
NEW PLANING
The undersigned having built s large and commo
dious Mill in the rUnrough of Towanda. Qua ailed .tt
tidal the most modern and improved machinery: for
the unanunicture of
• AvtirtoNt sasu A.):1)
Ire prepared to fill orders, whether large: or sraall,
upon the shorteii uotioe., We have also a 'large sa
srlety of NIOULDI,NGS. of the latest style and pattern,
-which we can [Amish' much cheaper than they iati be
worked by handl!!
PLANLNO. "%i s ,t
To:kia ulp - No. • • -
,
1, orx)vnio,
i • L.NT scßouL •
"?1 ,_ SAWPG,
•_
And all other work pertaining to Joinery, sill be done
to stilt our cuetcrruers. .
. .
Persona building. and not living more than twelve
to fourteen miles distant. will find it largely for their
interest to buy of us. or bring their limatier and have
it worked by our machinery. Bring your grist of
Flooring, or -oilier •luxuber, and while your .team ii
feeding.-haye it ground out and take It hOme with
you.
Re will pay EAST! for PINE AND HICSILOdIi
LUMB'EIt debiered at our lumber yard. Come and
Rec. as, Or iY yotreanconal c, write.
Tnann-11.: Pe's_ IwR4 P. aunalran A OA.
TOMPKINS COUNTY • •
SEEDER AND PLASTER SOWER
Thls la an Attachmcnt; to that FIRST ..CLit.S3.3XA
THE TOMPKINS COUNTY -
WHEEL • RAKE
BESI' PLASTeIt- SOWER. IN' THE 3,IIRILEtt
Its adrintages over all others are many, built°
,atl spacial attention to. its adaptation to • , -
SEISING PLASTER LIME, ASURS, BOSE- DST
Tlte Distributlig do4ioo is so arranged u to Aso
trudly Orwell all lumps ; thereby insuring- an el r ett
distribution of PLastar. even 'oh u Cull of bard dry'
tamps. xi! '2SOWS EQU.iLLY WELL
• 4
ALL EliiDS OF GRAIN AND CILIA S S'EF.DS,
Such as Wheat. Rye, 0 - Us, Bartfq. norkwheat,Cor
Fla: seed TinvAliy, Clover and other tiesss rends
The needlou-Box is hung under the axle near the'
ground; ant can be
USED IN k STRONG WIND WTTEIOUT BOAT=
TRUING THE .PLASTER Oft SLIM, ROWEVLR
It is driven by , e cam on the wheel, which will not
get out of ordeefrom•ose ; u is the case when drie
ea•by gears. • • \
IT CAN DE RAFTED FROST R kE.E TO REEDER.
OR -ERO'll SEEDEtt RAKE, IN FIFEEDS
PBI O E4 OF SEEDER AND RAKE.
Seeder, alone, of c0mp1ete....,....
!take
Combined Mae and zieeder
Seeder Attaeburnt, alone
.Farmers Wanting the Seeler complete to sow
Wh star stye. or for Fall ioNclllg of Planter. Sic..
can hire the machine and pay for it 841110 time is
though pun:bisect pest sp
COKE I_,
W. L. PENDLVTON
The BEST, most DESIR UtLE, add, mo.t
NOllleaL FUEL for culinary purposee"durlog sum
.ner. For sale by the
- towiNna ims COMPACII
- Twelve mats per Inaba at the OM Howe. or
Cc anti thellallau • - =1:104410
•
twin Tam.
lot Msdldnal us.
SOld by all Dm:: ifits
TOWANDA, PA.
A,nd vv cAZI recommend it se the
AIND UTBEX FERTIL.ZERS
LIGHT
MISUTES
ES'ER MACIILNE IS w.-tait.s.stED
• . IL M. WELLF.S, Avut
Torran.l.s,.ri... Aug. V, 1;471.''
cm2l
Tuao:it i":)34sabosi
- EITTONS Duct.,
TONT ..•te.MTZLiL, PA,
..~: q ... .)~ vy
P - Itt-0,01 - STSI
fraying extettai-eir repaired their etore, at the old
Wawa, have re-opened with a large, new sae wen
selected &Jodi, conviating of
ACIDS. EXTBACTD, ZL11189.3 ECIMBS. suca.
COATED PILLS. POWDEEJL_ GUM% SYRUPS
TINCTURES, WSW, &C..
AO all
sarrano t ZCLECZIO AND BOVEOPATDIe rItZ
vaiknose;
DYE STUFFS, DIACHDIE OIL%
•
itTRA REFINEI} KEZII,:O3M, AILCOLNL;,
PURE WIPES l.4.Qt Rs;
For Medicinal Purposes.
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS,
POPULAR PATENT 31-71DICINES,
. .
. And s _Tina Assortment of
TOILET AND GOOD&
Store thailthe ns,-.^. 1 care and attention given, o it, 6
Cotupmpriine of DrescrilitiOns. Open Sonsl:.m.
from 99'OlookA MAO / P m. & from 5 pm. to 7' P.M
Dr, hiahmx...crai be outumlted at the store on Sat
nrdpy clf each week, as heretofore_ L,
D. B. Tgltnit.
W. G. l OuRDON.
Tow3oa. May-It:Rib
DEL O. D. STILES
. Owing purchazid
THE DRUG S T ORE
•
07 L. A, RIDGWAY, ri* Boxk.XPA.,
Hat now in stock and is constantly recierifig
supplies of pure Drugs and Medicines, Dyen.Paints, '
Varnishes. /to. Agent for all the molt porilar'Pat
eat Medicines. A fresh supply of the cel.-braise...
LITTERS;
Pura Wines and Liquors for mediinal purposes;
best brands of Cigars atrTobacco ; 'choice Perfum
ery. toilet and fancy articles. fla‘oring eat , s+t.. kr. •
ticho9lbooks,stabsinery. and new ! . Dealers sq..
plied with stationery aglow prices. Alinuseellatie
ous books furnished to ordrr at publishers'. p;r.... - x.s
The li o will continue to pra hce
lieretifu7e. Office at the Drug Store: resubos.ebf;- it
-
po~itc'Presl , yterian church. Pi. ScriphouN aci T'! 1. -
sccur-tely,cprilmiuded at all hours bya -
petent elo k.. ' [April Di.
CELEBRATED OW!
Tie GreLl RAeumeic Remedy should be kept and •
used by every Farmer that -keeps. either catte er
eery Tr:mister -and -Liver; Stable Het-Iva',
every Pl,yr , :cian and horse Farier for it will many
times pith and 'l:trueness . when all other medi.
eines ha , e . failed. ;Miners and' Railroad Men ‘,
4rtaittly keep it. :or it is nnstirpassed for •
brnses , prains. B acksmitha should keep lt
ter the!:;.•,wil nee au.l for their customers fender •
fLietefl- lwr.ies, as nothing equals it for tender feet.
Every tmd-,, stunting from pain and lameness of any .
kind..b.uns. nun., wounds or any ernplaun of the -
akin. C,rus, Chilblains or any disease requiring an , '
ontward.aptdicahoi, should certainly keep CM- role.,
t t rated .tedmine. Every . bottle warranted to g.ve
ipittatactibu. For sale by Dr. H. C. Porter Son. Co,•
Fort r Kirby and F W. Brown Druggists. T.wwia
Ps. • And by e‘ery Druggist and dealer, in il?io - t
ford and adjoining eonntiea.
Johnston 11 , Illuway and C.wde . d..wholesale Patetat. ,
Deppt. No. 602 Arch street
Wholesale Agents. H. BROWNIG TAYLOR.
julyll . 7o-tft Proprietor. -
To ' E PUBLIC '
The unitereigt&L bsould
t1f. , 7 arc Dow prer4r . a,i P.:l4r; trlytvirterl.l vv ;•
ITN - RERT ' KING PI:Sr.Y.:;`.,,
It all tts .brsta , besi. Inc rte +t
the mrvices of any one 3211.11.itsItn.
las D1:14: Spart`ti no npODSO Or }qv(.
vg from th, shrii, 0;17 01:
a Learse wliich cautiot be ,”irpurac I or E-
II oleptire, thin side of onr largest •w =S*
'Slso secured the of a most rs:,
and gentlemanly person to attend to . t.1::3 bra:.,:
thebusine,:e
J. 8..411.11:, oF!fe of our Area. be ip - iad u the'
Furniture Store, ore Bridge etreet, cad C. M. M.
truss, the otleiir.ember of the 111-=,,at
denfe on Third street, ot iabont the o c: Dr. L.
U. teach, a very !rehabla arai qo.etvraitl.
whose. °Mc* is `on Park street, f.eF
Boils.
,an2s - 72t1
FIRST NATI,ONA.LBANE,
CAPrrAL
-SURPLUS FrND
MILL
Ttils-Bani; offers tr7s. - TSUAL k'Acnsrms 1" ,
transaction of
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GENERAL BANKING BE:SINEs.
OTTERPT.AID ON - Di:POSITS decol.9.l.aNG
AGErvsrvcs-r.
SPECIAL CABS: GIVEN 7.(1 SHE Cou.scrius
arpVi!Ecri. • • • •
Parties wishing to-entaro MONET to any par.
United States. England. Ireland. gtqflap.
cipal cities and towns of Europe, cap
drafts for that ptirpose. . ! •
To Or from the old country, by best stes.s.;•:( .7
tuKUnea, o alwaya on hand:
FAMILELS Escrous arcs RXDI7:£I7.. 11AM
4igkest. San3t, r;il4/
'JOS. POWELL. Prtsiclent. iN. 11ETT 3 ,
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December 1. 1869. • •
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best placciu llortheri;POßlSTiVlut ll4
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crything th the line, such 6r . .
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Of every doicription
FANCY_ S'TATIONF,II,
F . Bellow, *COSS; SLATEIi, I•SN+
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2510
• SVSTIC.ES' MANES AND EtINS NOIES.
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Vir All lul,r, Wixilly;:sud Not!.lt:r pPes..v
perioiik - inti furnished to ...labs-tibera at lilt - . I
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prier Pl. ...
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A large atsortment, WLi L 1r 11 lie a 'll t
Toranak iptc% 4K leT2.
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• C:311 gANVILLE. ;
OF TOWANDA
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PASSAGE
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