• gitti Moons. Management Manure- In Winter. I_--- When allthe Leto& is kept in one large barn, with a• manure cellar underneath, there is little difficulty in managing the Manure, especially if there is a large tank for the spare liquid. The main points are to mt.,. vide sufficient ilentilation so that.`iio deleterious gases shall penetrate to the hay or cattle above, and to use enough materiel to keep the manure from getting tOo Wet. On farms where considerable straw and .corestalks Imre used and where the manure-is kept out of doors, Ws main point is tb get manure into a 1 e enplet heap. Where - the manure for the cow stables or pig-pens is, thrown put into a small heap by the ,qbar, it 'freeze* through and no ler meutatiOn takes plain _until spring, I:nt if till the manure from the horse*, caws. sheep, and pigsis put together in, a large, compact heap,- fernaenta t• In will set in, and the frost will not t-r•Detrate more than a few inches on t'.o outside. Our-.own plan is to c the'heap in some central point --, ! aal wheel all the manure daily to the 11 , =ap, shake it. : ,out, and spread about the 'heap, 'and endeavor as • inueli as possible. to mix the horse; e-ev, .and pig Manure together. It is ilecesary to insist on this point, as the men have la .great disinclination to spread the manure about.. If they became negligekt., set them - to_ turn the whole heap over. This will - do the manure good, and ati the same time leach the Men alesson. • They will soon leallit that a manure heap, rarefully spread. - Out can be handled ns much easier o one left in small help.; with the cornstalks rutin ng from the lowi - r barrow to the ~one ac a Well made load of hay tiniOad4d with less labor than (me built without, thought or it rill vay to Manipulate the hE-::p with- asi ranch care as if you ware iiif,kiu 1 a mammoth hotbed. -, .bra now, when there is idi, t.-} do, will, save two hours' (luring the busy .lays of spriii!g% Mantlre so managed, if the stook is well fed, can be reduced in bull: one-half mithont the loss of• any fertilizig material. Last" year our titanuni so managed was in !.plentlid condition by the first of May to dr* out and spread in the t ridges for `!inang9lds.---/learth and How. , CC Meat for Fowls in Winter. Nature has provided for wild birds ~n n1.4 , ..,/lance, of easily digested food ifie. , tinie 'they need it most, for when i - testing, at the beginning of wars tther, the army insects that keep pace with the new vegetation sapplits f:‘4y element needed in - -the formation of eggs. As hens, ° whelher wild or dOnaesticsted, are no , - - xceptions to the general law, -their' laying . depends very ranch on the :iojuunt of animal ,food they eat, and When the around is frozen, or .- when they are kept e ' shut np either in sum mer or, 'winter, they must" be given bug'ler's meat of some kind. Calves' plucks, cr sheep and lambs with the tioarts lavers attached, are. the bn!,L, for' tln mrpose. The mode of I,r( parat ion. is important. We have cu suoli things thrOwn whole ! and uneo , k-fv.l into t•he ueultry yard; but . touch waste, because the ti , sues can not be pecked to oi,,aa-s a , ; in In. swallowed h the iowl, and cats {logs and rats prey .npon y.hat is 1-fr over night. besides raw qu arelsome among themsr,lves. The proper way to l:oil until tender, and run thr,aigh ;1 machine, and the .. hone:: facilitates the latt2r ~i.i-ratiou, on which account we do 11.4 pr cure calves' and beeves' head plucks aro to be 'had. If c• , n vt nient to use a machine, theil t tlu for, a slosh quantity „of meat an oialinat'Y.cliu;Ting knife and 'wooden bowl, or for largor operations a box, such as is used in mixing ,eat feed for ho:-se, , , and a Spade• with a good stc(dßade' grorind to a keen edge. Afer chopping, add to the mass the v,iiieh it was t hickened with meal and seasoned with cayenne and salt, and _feed • If is too much trouble to CHEM priivide for ;Vriur fowls in winter an valen t for insect forage, then give • , . - on grain : but expect to procure your t;gg . s' of 'somebody else who malius an errtickcial slimmer fors his I)..ultry a 9 to diet, and as far as i)os sibl.:3 tewpervtnrc - also.—Hearth and 0.)::o-DY.—It is a bard word ti - O speak. 'onJe may laugh that it should be,, but let them laugh. 'Cy hearts are never kind. It is a 'Word -that has choked many an utterance, and started many a tear. The hand is.ehisped, the word spoken, we part, and are upon the ocean of time—we go—to meet again God only knows where. It may be soon; it may be never. Take care that your " good by." be not a cold one—it may be the last one that you otn give. Ere you meet your friend again, death's cold hand May have closed his eyes . r.nd hushed: his lips forever. Ali! he may havti died, thinking you lov edhim ,not. Again, it may be a very ',Ong sepa ration., Friends crowd around and give their hand. Allow do you detect in each good-by the lore that lingers --there; and how do you hEar away with you the memory Of these part ing words many, many days! We . Must often separate,. Tear not your . , tif away with a careless boldness Oat defies all fore; but your last words linger—gire . the heart its full utterance—and if tears fall, what • of it ? Tears are not unmanly. 1 1 Fi:Ellni 111LCII COIVF.—W. H. Tan tier, in,the Country Gentleman, t?417,s thA the most profitablp fled fo r cows giving during -Wint,,r, and that used in nearly all the best daries producing milk for New York market, is a good quality of wheat bran and corn meal mixed as follows: Eight' pnunds-of-bran and corn meal for each cow daily: , If the above can be thoroughly cooked with cut hay, it i! , creases its h'alne about - one fifth by ltvtual piCdaced from t;i'y cows live hundred quarts of m ilk daily nn ten pounds of feed mixed i;~ abOve an& thoroughly e. , okel. I Alien .6anged to dry feed, wt.;:-TA it took thirteen Voutads of the mttne mixture to licq up the flow of milk, Brewer's grains, of which the gentleman speaks, produce an infer, tot qualk - of milk anal would be very -much more expensivethan other Led tllc prices named. If not so`situa • e.l a 5 to c-lok th,c ',food mcd, con 13enefit Would arise from it„ even iii cold WOO' front is t teu LLtirs before fc. , I i Lg. /UGC:LIT/Nei A GJAL ST.IVL.--Neyer 2al! a stovo ; wore tilan ilaif or two thirds. MR of coal, even in the coldest weather. When the fire is low never shaki the grate or disturb the ashes, bdt s'old frqm ten to fifteen lumps of coaliand set the draft' on. When these are heated through and some wha ignited add the amount neces sary for a new fire, but do not dis turb the ashes yet. Let the draft be open- half in hour. Then shake out the ashes. The coal has thoroughly ignited and will keep the stove at a high heat, from six to twelve hours, according to the coldness of the wea thin.. In very cold weather, after the fire is made, add coal *very hoar. Bail-Roads. ERIE RAILWAY. - Purzsaa's Barr Malmo Boaz /MD &WPM Comm, martin= ill Node= bnpromuedts, are run through on all Trains between New York. Roch ester. Mario, Niagara Falls. Suspension Bridge, Cleveland, seal Mit:insult • Abstract of Time Table, Adopted Nov: 4,1871 wEgrwanD. STATIONS. EE:3 9 Pa 12 01 460 MI New York Port Jervis. Sorquehanns Great Rend., Binghamton. Owego Waverly Elmira Corning Painted Post. Rochester,.. Bornelberille Name Palls Elnspetision Bridge •' Clifton Drinkirk 44 Cleveland Cincinnati El 1057] 050' 12 05 1465 1 00 1 05 1 50 SS • ADDITIONAL LOCAL TRAMS WESTWARD. 5:00 a.m., except Sundays. froth Owego. Rtopping 'at Tioga 5:27. timlthboro 5:55. Barton 6:12, Waverly 7 :10. Cbemung 7:30. Wellsburg 8:06, Elmira 8:40, Big Flats 10:20, Corning 11:30. 'Painted Post 11.45. Addison 12:58 p.m., Rathboneville 1:27. Cameron Mills 1:52. Cameron 2:15, Adrian 3:10, Canisteo 9:40, arriving at Elornellsville at 4:00 p.m, 5:15 a.m., except Sundays, from Susquebanns. Stopping at Great Bend 5:38, Kirkwood 5;52, Bing hamton 6:12.1100per 6:35. Union 6:45. Manville 7:e3, Owego 7:20. Tioga 7:40, Sralthhoro 8:00. Bar ton 8:08, Waverly 8:27, Chernang 8:40, Wellsburg 8:55. Southport 9:11. Elmira 9:13. Big Flats 11:50, Corning 10:17, Painted Post 10:24. - Addison 10:53, Rathboneville 11:10, Cameron Mills 11:31. Cameron 11:40, Adrian 12:N1, Canisteo 12:13. and arriving at flornellaville at 12:22 p.m. 6:00 a in.. daily, tram Snumehatina. /Mapping at Great Bend 6:20. Kirkwood 6:48. Binghamton 7:18. Hooper 57:43, Claim 57:59i C.ampville OWPRO 8:3.. Tioga n3:01, Smitbboro 52:15. 8ert0n 59:25, Waverly 10:00, Chen:ring 510:15. Wellsburg 10:35, Elmira 11:00. Big Flats 11:40. Corning 12:12 p.m.. Painted Post 512:15. Addiion 12:45. Rathboneville 01:00, Carrieron Mills 51:15, Cameron 1:27. Adrian 51:50, Carden° 2:02, and arriving at Ronaellaville at 2:15 p.m. 1:10 p.m., except Sundays, from Susquehanna. Stopping at Oroat Bend 1:57. Kirkwood 2:30. Bing hamton 3:12, Hooper 4:18, Union 4:52, Campville 5:30, and arriving at Owego at 6:05 p.m. 1:15 p.m., except Sundays. from Elmira. Stopping at Big Flats 1:39, Cornima 2:00. Painted Post 2:06, and th-nce. via Avon. to Buffalo. arriving at B:s7pm. 2:3Q p.m.. except Sundays, from Blind:gamin°. Stopping at Bonner 2:49. Union 2:50. Campville 3:05, Owego 3:18, Tiers 3:35, Smithborii 3:45, Barton 3:52, Waverly 4:08. Charming 4:20. Wellsburg 4:32. south. , 'Port 4:47, Elmira 4:49, Big Flats 5:17 , Corning 6:35, LI Painted Post el :42: Addlasn 6:02, Rathboneville 6:15, Cameron Mills 6:27, Cameron 6:35, Adria 6:55, Can isteo 7:07, and arriving at Boniellsville 7:15 p.m. EASTW..RD ST ATI 0 N Cincinnati Leave Cleveland Dunkirk Clifton SuspMsiou Bridge •' Niagara Falls. - Buffalo .....: Bornelleville . Rochester.... 'Corning tVaverlY Owego Binghamton.. Great Bend„. Susquehanna Port Jervis. Middletown Goshen ... Newburgh. Paterson.. Newark.... Jersey eity New York EMI • , ADDITIONAL LOCAL rnirss EASTWARD. 5:00 a.m.. except Sundays from ilornellevllie. • Stopping atCanisteo 5:22. Adrian 5:47. Cameron6:so, Carneron Mills 7:00. Itathboneville 7:30 Addison 18:25. Painted Post 9:15, Corning 10:00, DV'Mats 10:42. Elmira 11:30 Southport 12:05, Wellsbiug 118, Chemnng 1:50. Waverly 2:30, Barton 8:08, mithboro 3:25, 'flogs :345. and arriving at Owego • lit 4:10 p.m. 5:55 a.m. daily from Hornellevill. Stopping at 4iamero 7:45, Addison 8;49, Corning 9;47. Elmira 11;03, Waverly 12;42. - p.m., Smitbboro 1:40. -Tioga , 2;00. Owego 2;90. Campville. 3;03. Union 3;38, Banton 4:12, Kirkwood 4:57, Great Bend 5;22, and arriving at Susquehanna at Spa p.m. 7;00 a.m., except Bandar, from -Hornelliville.- Stopping at Canlsteo 7;13, Adrianl7:2s. Cameron 7.42, Cameron 7142. Cameron Mills 7;48, Ilathbone wills 8;05, Addison 8;1S. Painted Pik 8:30. Corning 8;33, Big Flats 8;49. Elmira 9:011. f4onttiport 9:k5. weliabrirg 9:30. Chomnne 9 :45.1Waverly 10:141. Bar , ton 111;15. Smithhoro 10:23. Tiogalo:3s, owegpio;4B C.mpville 11;05, HooperVEllen. 11;30, and arriving at Binghamton 11;40 in. 7:00 a.m.. except Sundays. from Owego. Stamina at Camprille 7:47. Union 8:28, Hooner 8:41. Bing hamton 9:10 Kirkwood 10:30. Great Bend 11:15, and arriving at Einsqnshanna at 11:56 a.m. 1:55 p.m.. except rintidays. from tiornellaville, Stopping at Canisteo 2:08, Adrian 2:20. Cameron 2:45, Cameron Mills 2:51. Itathboneville 3:07, Addi son 9:25. painted Post 3:53. Corning 4:35, Big Plata 4:28 Elniirsi4:s6. fionthport 5:12 Wellsburg 5;30. Che mung Bits.' Waverly 6:05, Tioga 6:30, Owen° 7:03, CamnvOle 7:32. Union 7:52. Hooper 7:58. Bingham, ton 8:20. Kirkwood 8:45, Great Bend 9:112, and ar riving at Susquehanna st 9:22 p.m. 1:58 p.m.. except Sunday*. from Painted_ Poet. Stopping at Corning 2:05, Big Flats 2:20, and &env rig at-Elmira at 2:40 p.m. • 15ally. t Mondays excepted, betvecn Homellsville And Port lards. - tl Stop Sundays only. oar Through Tickets to all points West at the veryr Lowed Hates, for sale In the Company's office at the Waverly Depot. _Tills to the only authorized Agency of the Erie Hallway Company for the sale of Western Tickets In Waverly. Blfiga..ze will be checked only on Tickets purchased at the Company's office. L. D. 10701‘23.. timpt AL AA . NOBLE & CO.; READ ESTATE AND L-430 A N A GENT S., • HAVE 7/01t SALE 01 EASY TERMS SEVERAL DWELLINGS, Situated convenient to business portion of town. Office with NOBLE ft VINCENT, inn:mance Agents. Towanda, Nov. 27, 1872. A GENTS! . ,QUICK I Or you will .rlardss choice of territory. (there is a nods for it), on pro LEWIST. last and great wort. 40- OUR DIGESTION, bit MY JOLLY FILIE'SLYB SECRIT It is by odds the most taking and saleable boos in the field. 1. It la on a vitally importAtit suVeot. 2 It is by Ameriea's most populir writer on health. S. It is, fir the prim, the largest and handsomest book ever sold by subscription. Agents, the people are eager for such a book, and will urge lon to bring it to them. Write for terms. ka., free. - GEORGE W,ACLEAS: Pabl4iber, 733 SaniomStreet, Phila aey.ll'72-ly NEW ARRIVAL OF 3ILL=O2T GOODS! On and after SATURDAY, OCT, sth, I shall be prepared to exhibit my ow arrival of MILLINERY GOODS To the ladies of Towanda and vicinity. My stock comprises everything in the line, and I shall con tinue to sell at my usually reasonable rates, titre me a call and examine the good for your Oct. 1. 1877 LIIMI:? ! ERMEN, LOOK AT THIS ! , The aabsCribara offer for lee at a . _ All the machinery for a Ifiday Raw Mill, which has been in use only eighteen months and is as good as new. The AM can be put op and run on the prem iere of the subscribers if derailed. and any informs tan fa regard to operating It cheerfully given. Will be albd at a great redaction from original cost. CASS k EON. fr , , , . Pa . Nov. 13. 1373 REIDUCIIvN IN FUR,: fa-ri •v rAt .1,4 A ok, tVOlFififf 811 NONIL molt SALE.—A house and lot in fluntblield Centre. 'unable for redden*, and elord Rows of Olean R. deter. .710,.111 rWANDA awe jnst seeeteed the knee emeithesit NE I_A 333 I War ashibits4l in this whoa, to Masi SW, _ invite tb• Ws:Atoll xif th. SS hl* liesplin hand or famish lo ardor Nth 4.•8 R CZE3 rim EN3 700 10 40 12 60 0 80 3 40 4 23 Cr 03 5 53 6 17 11 00 3 40 823 847 033 1049 1133, 1930 120 19D 4 44' 5 25 GOO 3.5 7 07 TOMB STONES, MANTLES, &e. 10 32 10 31 111 23 1 11 151 1930' 12 35 12 40 115 2 50 810 2 50' 10 02 1005 800 12 45 455 4 45 4 45 1 15 00 6 On X. 700 Brie a. It. ifiEl Parsons In want of anything in oar tins ars re. spectrally invited to calk-and swains our stock. . L ADI XS FRIEND, No. j M. I No 4. ; S. t j tt. No. It. * NM= WI Yf 451 9 00. • ! ~...1 10 00 5 301 955 . 715 5 40' 10 051 720 5 451 10 12. j 130 620 11 25 800 10 10 1 3 051 11 00 s'3ot 800 11 381 432; 12 13 1215! 513, 12 17 12 50' 5 491 120 130 1 ; 628) 156 2 151 711 , 238 2411' 440 ; 302 .3001 810+ 3'16 650 11 55; 645 745; 12 42' ..,... 8 03' ..,... ' .. : . 5 1140 1 ..:..1.633 501 10 00, 215 ; 854 7 001 2 051 615' 633 11 381 3101 923 7 00 111 001 330. 940 •. M. 'P. 111.1.. Y. 0 45 615 110 1 30 I 40 1 45 230 8 C 15 4 00 7 25 S 03 8 40 9 23 10 10 20 58 2 52 3 53 JOLIN Zf. 1.13110 . 40. n.O PIIIIII.T 8. M. GRIFFIN Marble Works. CEO. WO ABE & SON MI AIdERICA AND ITALIAN MONUMENTS. Of infer dile. 1 k2 . llULl . &alji McOABE & SON May 1. 1111. The sales of Sewing Machines in 1871, as reported under oath in 18,-2, to the owners of Sewing Machine Patents, 'bow ins% the S lIN C - El IR ', MA4NIII4 I A:CT URI ; COMPANY SOLD LAS? YEAR - 18L260 =CHINES. Ninety tier cent of tLeut ben FOR FAMILY USE. • • VA' to over 50,0(X) More Sewing Machetes than were sold by soy other company during the mune period. Every 'Mutat'' , *old by WICKHAM it BLACK Ci Aciurra Aug. 14, 1872. NEW GOOD CM B. A. Pettes & Co.'s OPPOISTES THE COURT HOESF.. Consisting of • Esperanto. of STAPLII AND FANCY DRY GOODS, =I SHAWLS, NU BIAS, GLOVER FOlt LADTEAS AMD WI.TZII,-PBoolr CLOTHO AND CLOAIISGS. VIZVITIII LID V niMIZNL HAIR GOODS FOR LADIES, c= LINZ'S !MUCUS& mums 13D COIL& Oran the Latest Styles. MILLINERY GOODS, IN ALL VARIETIES. Towanda, Oct. 8,1811. NEW STEAM FLOURING IMLL ; , IN SHESITEQVIN. PA fri Thy atioactib antra to eta a °tics that biz nay STEAM FLOURING MILL Ice somata intecasafal operation, awl that to Is pae pared ta do all troth In tsfa asat oil short notice. CTUSIONE GRIMM* DOZIX OMITER SAX DAT THAT IT IT RECEIVED What*, Buckwheat and R. row, Corn Mot Feed. Bran. kc., awn. on hand and far ado at Wired Mow PAM:3IMM NClTlarParsoos Ifsftwe on the west side of the time of to patronize my milt, will tam thtdr farryere p. 14 both way; wheat they brief piste ,t too bushels mut orrants. sASII . 7.11. L 712111. SOOO AGENTS WANTED at once tor our New Book. the Life of the Cereal Ex plorer. LIVINGSTONE. A thrilling account of what he has experienced and accomplished during twenty.eight years in the wilds of Africa, and of his resurrection from a tiring death by 5TA51.2.1t. with part &aura of tun perilous trip in sear of. sod long sajount with Ps *god diacoserer, etc., etc. 604 pages. only $220. Vol. Tenafly wanted, For lull description and arms taken at auct WINLIAD saoa.. "swim" apportill, totellirtir Mum Gremetise sai-Provialchn. MRS UNDKIMINZD. ILAN/KG 4.1 - Iparoliosoill the win Won* of Nibs Ira eir 2 2. PATO2i 00.. la Dm irarena to Wee la. So Mama Berliket ammo mid yid& awl, allaciad Wadi at OBOCIER/El3. Midst bon bird tor Cloak awl lad eisalhot dug I as ash sit se low Sims ss an lls penshessi shosisso. 1 tsar oil* to ttutpokillosspisadtel stock TEAS, OOFFF;ES, SUGARS AKRON FLOUR, GIWWif DO IkM9 nowainfir an Um. POSI. HAM, LAUD, and an Mad. of Tinn. Would call the afloat= of the pobile to au Coal Billesi la quint, ar prick Jaw. Oaktere Ogebnied IMO dry. New York Chazdad sad Ileums Baop. Please call and vieaseina oar Mock of Large asaartemat.ef YAM= 110T10218, Touxr SOAPS, to., ka 2 will pay-the highest camityricefog raputera, give us a call briclo se:ling elnewtste azd nuke framediste payment. - vr J. LONG. 111.0 GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, COB. MAIN AND BRIDGE STS., . . I desire to c&U the attent,ou of tiie oufthe to en , assortment of goods, which Is always (nil and cm, plete, and will be sold to my customers at lowest market rates. TOWANDA, Pd., Is 'WA RRANTED. HOSIERY, B. E. PATCH, .• • Vey SALICILIXINI, SPICES, ara. ant oss Mod *bop stock of IfflS 1X1.11., STOCK OF TOBEOCO, ,WOODEN WARE. CeSITNTRY PRODUCE C. B. PATCH W persona Indebted to the left arm will pleaso cal Tcrwstas; March, 12.180 WOOD, W/LLOW, AND STONE WADE, FLOUR, FRED, MEAL, he., No. , PATTOX'S BLOCK. TOWANDA, PA My stock of TEAS, AN'D SPICES, Iltve been pprolbamea the tAlad rfikki•le4:oll% In the tariff on them. and are offer. ;d at prices to cot. respond. Ordera by mail or otherwise will re , ...ir• m.raltu and prompt attention. Thanking the public for the liberal patronage they biro given inc. 1 wish ■ continuance of the ante. CARR PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE. feb.2o'7l VOX &. SIERCUR are how ceeeic ing a fresh stock of Goodi in their line, bought since the lit January, to which they invite the at tention of their friends. We keep the largest stock In town. Oar goods are fresh and desirable. We' ea at lowest market prices. Jan. 19, 1871. FRESH AND NEW TEAS, bought since the rocent decline in price, and selling cheap at retail. FOX a =RCM Jan. 18. 1871. VOX & MERCUR are solliug Gro 1 mica at retail. Jan. 19. 1871. FOX tk, MERCUR are selling New sza Freab Goods. ]an. is., 2871. FOX & MERCUR are selling Gro ceries cheap. Jan. 19,1571. - pox k MERCUR are selling first class Goods only. Jan. 19. 1871. F OX ISIERCUR Are selling cheaper than egrer. Jan. 19, lan. laz E LEMBER that we are selling Goods at' RETAIL! • And that we won't be tuadersold. Jan. 19. 1871. • • 70% & = M& 'MICHIGAN FINE—CUT tut..TOßAC CO—very choica—it Jan. 19. 1871. vox a Btracms. VOX kEERCUR do not dOal in Shoddl Goods. Jast,l9, 1871. OUR CUSTOMERS can rely upon getting the very beat the market affords and at lowest prices. • F. T. FUT.. Miranda, Jan. 19.11. EL 'BY BIZECUIt. D EISLE I SEBER THAT FOX & DEER COI are retailing all kinds of Groc-erws at wholesalepriccs. The largest stock to town. Goods Ant class. Prices low. E. 'a. FOI. Sept: 29.10. lIENFLYI IMAM& NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY Opposite the new Jail, -TOWANDA, PENN'A HENRY. STIMEN Respectfully malamutes to hie friends and patrons, that be Du built a NEW BRICK f:LRRIAGE ',AMORY. inters be will oonstantlykeep oil hand & full sport. cent of FAIIII c,Y CARRIAGES, TOP AND OPEN 'BUGGIES, PLATFORM WAGONS, InterTFt(G SULU% AND BIZEXT0111; Made of the best material and finished In the best city style. ma tong avarice* to city Carriage Factories gives him a decided advantage oyes others in the Finish, Style and .Dur:.--ity of tag Watteme. AU they aab is Aa INSPECTION -OF MS WORK prelicros to pladtukqg ebiewbera ALL WORI" WARRANT= SO Ears ITILIPECT SIITISP4CI'IOX. Thal*11:11 for the liberal patron/0k forrocar at tended and rupectfully ask a costlnnaaca of the mos. 71EVI.111ING PROIIPTLY VI ri;NDXD TO redatx3 pri,;o!,a ataxy =tax rewire% An. IN 111116-41 IRAM FFASHIONABLE TAILORS, Opioarde Public Square, Keep al‘ar on hand a fall assort- OLOTIIS, READY-MADE CLOTHING HATS CAPS AND UMBRELLAS, FurnishAiig . o o d s OUTTEKG DONE ON SHORT ALL WORK WARRANTED 6 MAIN STREET, • • HENRY FRANKS, - - (soooesoor to Elimar Ittaists,) MERCHANT TAILOR, No. 4, Ortflith k PattoWe Bloch, Bridge Street, :To. wand& A good sesurtroeut of Cloths, Vestinge and Cassimeres. constantly OIL hand. Goods made to order in the best manner. • O. B. PATO THIS CAPS THE CLIAAX To contemplate that ifl iS made espibie of fathoming the depth of the mighty ocean and tneaa uring the distance to the load dietant star. and era were about to sa.y,capab!c of weighinq, the solid cow tentA of the sun. And it is wonderfully strange. ttisr this firm of Brothers hl%e rustle themselves so eon versaut mill every brAurt: of the great and impor tant Cli..thing and FurniAhing trade that it mike• it =iglu stiuLably tre o..keifor every one V? buy, Sere yen will tind Clothes eitretuely cheap Pile upon pile. neap upon Leap; Of every grade. texture. and tine. For White or Black. Geutile or Jew. Buy your Furnishing Otxxlsiittlierufr- Buy all your Clothing of them; • Buy of this firm. buy of no others. For resions Irby. it is WOLFF BROTHERS Towand,‘, Oct 1. urn. COFFEES, BLOOD CO.. Still continuo o tosnafacton the!r celotrate.l HORSE POWERS Sr. CLEANERS, and will sell a better machine, for lota money than can be bail elsewhere In the world. We claim for our machines that they will do ins mach. or more. than any other.and are more durably built. We personally superintend our work and see that it is wen down. We will send nt e.ur taw:aura. api.lnmtion. ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS, One cf Two Ilcrse TJ7RESHER SETERATORS. M. J. LONG. SA - A' AND GRIST 31ILL work done to order Give las a - esil before pure'llates elgewbere. "oo atioAavua •ssalux aAR• 2, ISO FOUNDERY & MACHINE :;i1101), The undersigned laving purchased the Foundry and Machine Shop Lately owned by John Carman, aro prepared to do all kinds of work appertaining to their btudneas, with prompt:Leas and dispatch. CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, Of the latoit audmost improved kinds manufactured and kept constantly on hand ready for use CULTIVATORS, CORN PLOUGHS AND • , ' P-LOUGH POINTS Of all kinds, and the latest improvements kept mutant/l on hand. STOVE CASTINGS SLED. AND SLI7GH SHOES, THE HOME SHUTTLE SEW- DIO mvarrmr. THE PERFECTION Or MEC/PO:ISA Fos 1113011$0, FLILINO, BINDINO, Ckmodra, Bxesocco, Bz.mco, Qrumucia, Tcccrso, ELTYLIICG, /1011,1212CHV0 A.sa GATEIZZLIGGI. AMERICA AND EUROPE, Sim Pk. eninpact. Efficient. Durable and Complete. Every MnPhinek Warranted for five years. meat_ ot CAf3HMERES . AND COATINGS. In all the latest styles, GENTS' In great variety NOTICE. TOWANDA, PA. 0 MI say at once, We Will go there, For they do business on the sqa•tre:' Their Clothes are good. and prices They pay for all, and give no trust ill that want Clotho' abqnl,l i o awl t , :s Those prices, styles, and quantity: Hats, Caps, or MUlei; thin or thick. Umbrellas or .a Walking Stick. CATALOGUES. THRESHER' and iH,EASERS. FANNING .3I7LLS, LICD D 121.0 X► 7 WILLIt, 'OO '2?'CIOO'/}1 MILL GEAR.INGS,, NI A_ N DRILLS, And all kinds of MILL IRONS SZADE TO ORDER ENGINES REPAIRED,, And all work. warranted to giro satisfaction. SHINGLE MACHINES PLOUGHS, SIDE-MIL. IRON A.ND WOODEN -BEAM Of all Linda. CHURN POWERS, LARGE AND SMALL SIZE. (=LAU GRATZ& LARGE MO'S NETTLES ♦nd al/ kinds of castings carnlated to March No. MO. 111:Eittli & socioncu. Pa anted la EQUALLY 0001), FOB FINE OB BEATY WOBL It is a Triumph of Mechanical genius'. Price E 30 7. 00 The only practical taw priFed Lock-stitch Sewing Machias em invented. r Don't be humbugged by-Other Agent. blarney, no mattyr bow smooth their tongue may be, be sure therm= large profits to their own pockets. , D. R. WOODBURN. Agent for Bradford and Sullivan Counties. *gents wanted. Rome. Bradford county. Ps.,Feli. RAIMET LS ! B.A.HRELLS !-A LIP supply 01 Cider =1 Port Mewls, and all kit.ds at Cooper Work +au hand. at W. A. LOCK WELLI4. Oct.% t 2 UREatikli for five dollars at • 111012411 - GROCERY AND PROVISION S T O• 16 20. MoOABE di EDNVIARDS, Whalral• aaa SOO Dais* le FAMILY •GROQ!,RIES • i AND ' t. PROVISIONS, I[lBCl7ll'll NEW BLOOM. TOWANDA. PA. We do not deent It iseceasary to stannsiste all the aliment articles are Opp. Onraesortment la v ALWAYS COMPLETE. V. nottats bat FIRST CLASS .GoODS. Camß paid tat Parmers Prodcas. W 1 urecAßs. lasivb 1 . 2870 : W. EDWLRIXI. CENTRAL MARKET. The subectibers still continue to . keep constantlg on band a full and completa amm•Waut of awn• i ll pertaining to glair business. oon4ostig BERT', PORK, FRESH AND SALT WOAD, =RED HAMS. MUTTON, ' SERF. - ' !lAMB. VEAL. POULTRY. SAUSAGE, LARD. - - BOLOGNA. DRIED BEET, - . TALLOW, kc., kc. Also. F - S FRESH FROM THE L...FivS. QT T* /il=n - ED DAILY In their,cesiwt Parties wishing Oysters In large or small criautt• ties will be furnished on short notice, at the old stand, Csirram. lfanitzr, 1101Am:we's Block, first door north of Dr. Porters. Caw'. O Bstunt, t 61.:LLU.1.1 h SIIII.LOCE. Taco. Mottoes. Feb. 24. HIGHEST MARKET •PRICE 11 4 1 CASH. PAW FOR • GRAIN, 'BUTTER AND EGGS, GEORGE SMITH, SCTSAUtiIiCh PA April 18. 1872 Boots and Shoes. FIRM N E w Ilg TR?. BOOT AND SHOT , TRADE CORSEIR, .Bc. COONS Writld annotbace that having bought out Mr. MOODY, tli-y are now prepared to °Ear t• the pub lic a large and Tar.ed aaaorttoent of • BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, • TEt AVELINd BAGS, GLOVES, lIITTENS, LEA.THER, SHOE PINDISMS. /40 We stall keep s trill line of EftriPHRET BROTH ERS & TRACY S matinfsetare of. goods as well as many other goods of Arsteclass make. We are sole agents for BURT'S Celebrated Van of BOOTS AND SHOES For Towanda And eustowera tuitt alwiya rely upon tinkling a full a“pp y of there gows tor LADIES. GENTS. MISSES. k CIE:',DIMINS WEND Shoemakers and others wanting Leather shoe lind , ogs, 8a . will find with us a good'afisortment at all times. Mr. R.B. Robertson nil:mins with us and is ready to glee fits" in too orsy of Fine Boots to all who flay isvor him with a cull. , As our goods ire all bougilt of the inanufactureri we are able and will sell at the lowest bottom prices for rash. We hope b., fair ueaiing to merit the pat ronage of all. aotcq T. COBS= I w. Y. COONS. ) Toaraz-da. Oct. 1871. S WOODFORD, NEW YORK BOOT AND SHOE STORE, No. 3, PATNCiN& GRIFFITHSSLOCILIMIDGE 8 Is receiving one of the largest' and best stock of BOOTS Si: SHOES ever brought in Towanda, which he is offering at the very lowest prices for Cash, consisting of Gmrs CAL, KIP & STOGA,. BOYS CALF BOOTS, LADIES, MISSES and CRILDIIVA Shoes of all kinds, all: bought direct from the Manufacturers, and hand made, all goods warranted. A IZELL STOCK or LE‘TEIER AND FINDINGS. Thankful for past favors, I solidi a continuance of the same. Towanda. May, I. 1872. NEW ROUTE TO PHILLDEL PIM. NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. afiltortest andolost direct line to W 1 .. 1 * to% Pa). Maori. Wastatatuni. and the South. Passengers by this route take immures:ft it New Tort Railroad train. passing Towanda at 1040 A. 11.. and 3:oe p. in., make close connection at lie• Udetunn with Enema train ot North mean's Raft. road. and anise in Philadelphia st 1540 P. M.. sad 10:30 p.m.. M time tb take night trains either for the South or West. Palace cars are attached to the 2115 PAU train. Orr paseengereare are at the Depot on arrival et all triune move paesenger a to the various Depoti and to all Parteof the city. Leave North Pen's Railroad Depot. corner Berke and American S Pkilad.•lphia, at :30 k 9:4S Eft., arrivals at Tonand, ♦:57 t 8:oS dance , evening. Mann'e Baggage Rape- collects and delivers bag. gage, °ace No. Ina most ittb atrept.- Philadelphia. ►cuaar ActloirwcibArinso Freight rroeived at Front au.. Noble atreata, Phila delphia, and fotwardrd, by Daily Fast Freight train to Towanda, and all plata In Sasly tanna valley with quick dlsiutch. 11:14.1t1 ben. tigt. * WM, Front and 'Willow Mts. , Jun Ira Ptalsdetphia. HASTER:-1 en ply resh ju Ninglaiootor for lob tic R.. h. *WS CROCKERY EITOItE Witt/KHAN SILVER PLATED WARE, . _ i om Badvis s Brother COllBEk k COON& AT TIM FRUIT JAB S: TUNdLEIIti. so - *m. CUPS FOB, JELLTFR TABLE CUTLERY. Agency ve Out : SINGER SEWING MACHINE, INSURANCE AGENCY WICKHAIif MACK'S. Tcrwands, Inly sr. 1872. - N"Lia: &) VIA OENZS .r VVIt4L INSILBA E AGENCY CClce Opp°sit: , '0.1:1 House, Halo tttreet "NANDA. PA zsgßlikßoE LOSS OR DAMAGE . _ Hl' IJ lli TISII—NEUR 11 GIA 1 BY FIRE - 011: LIOITNING:iv ' .-: .. ' - 4 . ' . -. • 1 41,77,t0 ' - i,.ft..T, LE PAID " 1 ... ON ALL KINDS OF kiIOPERTY. lb sound awl reliable Companies LIFE INSURANCE In the oldest mina ben Companies In tbei United States. - ACCIDENT INSURANCE From 9ne 11.27t0 Ot Year " V Elt 550,000,000 CavitAl represented V.oLICIEIR ISS117.1) tai t weet adJuotcd and paid AT.THIS OFFICE Towsuda. 3 en. .6.1,72" pA. N.Y. CA. LIB .t R.R. aatallonELNT or pAssm:or.B. Titania; To take cticrt %lenity. Noe. 11. WM. = MIME No t. STATIONS ffl efi . r 9 10, ......Elnitra 1545 9151 :Waverly. •11 s';l 93 , I 5040u5. ...J.; 11 451 10 10; ..... - .Tovramis...-. , 11 0 % 11+u' A - y*llo,olg._ 10 05 1 I 2241 ' Lace:4174118... r j 943 11 49 1 .... Methuppen... ; 9 20' 42 50; - Molopany...; 913 1.1451. ...Tunthaunock.'. i 8 40 1 50. Pat.tot, 7 251 2 1,1 .....Willo.B Marie.. I 700 4 35 ...314.04th Chuut.. I .0.... 1 650 - A.118040wn....1 44 24 6 05 1 Betlalebem ...., 6.16 1 .......F.aliton . 1 8 20i 1 ....Philadelpl4lL... 1 .. SO 40 New Y0rk....1 I 1 . lli ves Towanda at 7 10 a, m.; A vi,erly, 8 0.5 a. ra.. anising a • 35 443 Ou 341' 8 28 8 IV 915 10 30 No. 32 ii., m.; W 9 00 £. Y. No. ; 11 leaves Elmira at 530 m.; Wav erly. at 15 p. tn.; Athens. at 630 p. m.. arrivin g at ,To wanda at 7 15 r. at. Drawing Room Cars attached to Trains 2 and 2 run through from Elmira to Philadelphia. R. A. PACKER, Superintendent. • WE FOR LAZA.RUS & MORRIS' CFT rina,A.TED PERFECTED SPECTACLES AND EYE GLOOM The undermentioned advantages over those in ordi nary n-e, the proof of which may be Peen in the extraordinary sales, and constantly increasing de mand for them; lit. That from the peculiar construction of the glasses they a...rat and preserve the sight, render ing frequent cbangiva unnecessary. 2d. That they confer a brilliancy and diatinetnesv of ►iaion,-with an amount of ease a .d cormort not bitherto enjoyed by spectacle wearere. IL Thai this rancrial from which the Lenses are ground: is manufactured speciaily fur opi ic puma.- es. and it pure. bard: and brilhant s sad not liable to become sera eked. 4th That the frame in which they are sot, wheth er in Gold. Silver, or Steel, are .of the ducat quail j and finish sue guaranteed perfect in every respect Fur sale only by otir outhortzed agent, in this local ity. We never supply or employ peddlers. W. A. Chamberlini Solo Agent, 'Soy .40.11172. Yamada, Pa BooK-BINDERY.—THE . PUB Ile is respectfully Informed that. We Book-Bit dery has been *moved to the •Iteporter" Building third story, where will be done BOOK-'BINDINGI In all lie rariona!branches...rn terms ureasonable s the Limes " leg] allow. The Bindery- will be nude the charge of E. C. winms.Kra. An experienced Binder, and all work will be promptly done Ina style and wanner which ouinot be excelled. t lc, Magaiinrs Newspapers,Old !toots. kc., bound In every variety of style. Particular attention will be paid to the fluting and Minting of BZLITIL BOOKS. To sup dolled pattern. which in qualify and darn buity will be warranted: • All work anU be ready for delivery when Promised The patronage of the public is solicited. and per Oct latiatannon guaranteed. TeetUtda. Lugnat 2. 1566-4 ROBLSON'S REPEATING RIFLE. NEW NODDLE. . = Simple. Strong. Powerful. Safe. and Accurate, which makes It - one of the beat Guos ever Offered to 13portatnen. Prices from $33 to 14tt. Send for a. circular to F. A Ifaxfleld. West Auburn, Pa.. A geD fee Bradford. Susquehanna, SulLcan, Wymulog and Laserne emblems. ''Noy.l4.lr HONEY SA ' ' ' STOVES AND HARDWARE Avast Isityyt."ll F ARMERS, bring your produce awl." ama sturt• rex I .11MKUJI. SIR I:.0. • PORTER & SON, Da . '3laixt and Pins Wrest& Towanda, Pa., , • , Este 4etaitly added largely to their dot*. stop awl 0 0 111PleM assortment. otmatitutlug so eztetutrie . vs. elety.'etobeschi me* articles used lat the Arts. Ow mieWreit osnefully eideeted -elth to the "sate of the publesoftdeb V. y supplied with .ftegb parcharnie. and =ii la the most rearousble teems stWholesalsar Beteg, ebaststing of -a Di as, Ithancrote, ' Cmilaatia, - • • - 1 mem ion" VASMIGIIM . • ALUOHOLIAu.ND TURPENTINE, BAHH PAM. VAIMISIL WILITE-WASH. 11.1i 1 OSENE OR , COAL OIL, Banana LAMS Kum& ,; Spann. Lard. Whale. Seats root. TtER'S AND MACHINE OILS, and Totter Astlcloaln ag their . Variety, 1601CGEB. 11.11,17£1/M9. SOA.P9. COM:BiL Pomades. tlair-Thred Portal:Lem POItET BOOKS, PORT morum, Pocket Knives. BaZOnis • TOOTH, SKIN AND ELallt PUZPARATIONS, ' PaBE wrsta AND LIQUORS, * FM MedICULa Toi3acco, &run?, Pr ms AYD Clomis, Garden. Feld and Flower Sadie, Trams . % Iftp porkersinaoriea. Shoulder Braces. Breast Pt= Illnga, :Nursing Bottles, Hip pippin Shells and Shields. tirlutte , !; Pang. tlett-Wradmet Print ara, Thar , Ftsvoriug Extricti, Eiton6 fm. --- Tll;;;;Wirr,i;;tirea, - italr, darks. Bath ant! Maya Blacktua.' Flab Tackle. Am- nahnltion.'hc., Botanlc, t...1* ladle and Haintepath •10 aredlcines. And all the popular.Patont MEDICINES. . • ). bid artic:es isarrar.tod as reprefsented. Perrone sit a distance can rocielve their order.' by stage or nail. wwcb mil min.di prompt and tAreful attention. kiiiflical advice given gratuitously at the .thoririmi rimy for n o /hr. Thankful for -past liberal patronage. would i s portfully aunt.,in,, , to their fretid slut the poblio.that nn p'stnn .14,41 .purefl to nat.t.ty. and merit the con tinuitsini M their completive and Perola.ge- . ; fir ()per t inudays for prescription/0 from 9 ttl 4 lo to.; and 11p. to.l. aud sto ft p.m. • 13.. C.. P0R1F.E..4 SON. 1 , 111. -yr to ii,ny per cOl producing any Medicine alms : Lag hall as Many liviiig • permanent cures as Dr. FITEXIet. ~ V l cr a tur.a. till gUMA - 11‘.. ftgarent. titled Inwardly Ord . A pleasant Medicine. free from likliiriona , dri •a.. Warranted, ander oath', to have permanent lye. t teu,,yetirs. (lice; b.-et-twiny). It it the scielatitte pro scriPtion of Prot. Jos P Fitter, M. D., a graduate of thelliruvertity