EMI
itiscarmtw.
Instinct in Chickens. I.
. A chicken at the end of six minutes
after having its eyes unveiled, fellow
ed ,with - its head the Movements of a
fly twelvd inches distant; at ken min:
rtes, the fly coming Within retteli of its
neck. was - seized and swallowed et the
first stroke; at the end of twenty
minutes it hadnot attempted to Walk
a step.* It was then placed on rough.
ground within sight and call of a hen
with chickens of its own age. After
standing chirping for about a minute,
it Vent straight Joward the hen; dis
playing as keen a perception of the
qualities of the outer world as it was
over likely to possess in after life. It
never required to- ;knock its head
against a stone to discover there was
"no road that way.' L It leaped over I
the smaller obstacles that lay
.in its
1..1th, and ,ran around the larger,
()Aching the mother in as near a
straight line as the nature of the
;:round would permit. Thus it would
that, prior to experience, the
' e—atJeast the eye of the chicken—
•-ieeives the primary qualities of the
external world, all arguments of the
purely- analytical, school of psychol
ogy to the .contarary. notwithstand
ing.: _ ,
Not less decisive were experiments
on, bearing. , Chickens hatched and
kept in the dark ifir. a day or two, on ,
being placed nine or• ten .eet from a
box in which a brooding hen - web
concealed-after standing chirping for
a minute or two, , uniformly set off
straight to the box in answer to the .
call of the hen, which they bad never
seen and never before heard. This
they did struggling through the grass.
:eel ever rough grotind, when not
'eble to stand steadily on their legs.
Again, chickens . that froth the first
• bad ben 'denied the use of their
eyes by having heads drawn over
• their beads while yet in the shell,
were while thus
,blinded, .made the
subject of experiment. These; when
left to themselves,. seldom made ! a
forward step ; their movements were
round and round and backward,; but
when placed within five or six fet of
the hen mother, they, in answer to
her call; became much more lively.
• began to make little forward journeys,
and soon followed her by sound alone,
though of course blindly, Another
•
experiment cobsisted in - rendering
chickens deaf for a time by sealing
their cars with several folds of gun
pap'erbe.fore theEltad. escaped from
"the shell. Tit se, on !having their
ears opened w en two or three days
old, andlein o placed' within call of
the mother, concealed in a box on
the other side of theldoor, after tur
ning round a ew times ran straight
to - the- spot hence came the first
sound they d heard. Clearly; of
pcse chicken.' it cannot be said that
sounds werJ,l. them at first but men
! ningless . serial tipns.
One or We observations favorable
- to the opjnio that_ animals have an
instinctive kn wledge,of their enemies
may be taken or what they are worth.
When twelve days old one, of my
-lit
tle protges n ruling about beside me,
gave the pee liar chirp whereby they
announced t e approach of danger.
On looking p, a sparrow hawk was
Seen hoverin, at a great height over
head. .Anai , a • yonng hawk was
made to fiy ver a hen with her first
brood of chi kens, then about a week
•
old'. In the twinkling of an eye most
• , of the chickens were hid among grass
• and bushes. And scarcely had the
hawk tone cl' the. ground about
twelve. yard from where the ken bad
been sitting when she fell upon it,
and would on have killed it kt
right. A y mng turkey gait) men
more Myil ing evidence. -.When
. ten days ld it ;heard the voice
ef the haw : for .the first time and
just beside t. Like an arrow from.
the bow it. arted oft in the opposite
direetien,• rid crouched in a corner,
remained fc r ten Minutes motionless
and dumb -ith fear. Out of a vast
nutuber of xperiments with chickens
and beeS, t unigh the reSults were not
uniform,' y t in the great majority of
inF-tanco t ie . chickens gave evidence
of instineti e fear of theseslingbeaing
inseets.--..../ , -on/ Paper Read Wore the
STOUR BEST.
'•' When
gets t leutatt
I 6 nt
Old 111
tai el, bin
vet -1n , .4.-1.11
When w 1
ite_itrt,ny In,
placin\p,' hi'
Granleh
you l;
looked
I -Was' a
' Well,' he
I was a little boy," said a
" I paid a visit one eve
' grandfather, a venerable
'hose black velvet cap and
breeches, and huge ,
ckleii filled like with awe.
-tit to bid him good-bye,
e between his knees, and,
1 • hand upon my-head,said,
Id, I bare one thing - to say
I ill you
,rernember it ?' I
la his face and nodded, for
raid to pronaise aloud.
continued, `whatever you
do, do the ')est you can.' . ,
" Tbis ,ii -fact, was my grandfa
- , ther's legacy to me ; and it has
proved better than gold: I never
- - forgot his words ; and I believe I
- have tria4 to act tipyn them. After 1
.reaching home,l my uncle gave me
and Robe ii some weeding to do'-in
..' the garden. .It was - Wednesday af
ternoon, and we had laid our plans
for something else. Robert, vexed
and ill-hitmored at. his disappoint
ment, didl not more than half do his
work ; ; and I began pretty much like
him, until grandfather's advice came
into myind, and I' determined t 6
In
. follow it. In a word; I did my best.
And wh n m3•uncle came out, I
041 never forget his look of appro.-
! bation as' his eyes glanced over ..my
beds, 'or the fourpence he slipped in
to my hands afterwards, as he said
my work ,was well done. Ah I I was
a gladind thankful boy ; while poor
Robert was left to drudge over his
weeds Ali the afternociii.
" At fifteen I,was sent to an acad
emy, Where I had partly to
,earn the
meinevfOr being taught. 'The
tO . pay
lessons eemed "hard at first, for I
was not fond of "study ,;but grand
father's advice was my Motto, and I
tried tUdo -my best. As a come
' quence of this, though I' was small of
' my 'age; -and not very, strong, my
mother had three offer of a situa
tion
hen
e before the year was out.
W hen II oined the Ch.urch . , I tried to
I F
do the ord's work as well. as I
could ; ' nd often when (I been
tempted to leave the Sabbath-stool,
or let a hindrance keep me from a
' prayer-rneeting, or get' discouraged
in any gbod thing, my grandfather's
' last words; if Do the Lest you can,' have
op-en. rnkfiesh courage,) and I would
:try again. ' I
Let e ery boy and girl take this
for thei motto. Acted ttpon, it will
do', wonders. It't will bring out pow
, t-rs which will delight yOurselves and
- .friendq . "Do your best ;" or, as
;the 'bible says, , " Whatsoever thy
hand findeth : to `do, d 6 it with tl'v
, ..
)night."-Early Days
• -...emb-
FERTILIZATIOX BY DIIOUOIIT.-A. Ten-
wheat crop is the best we have had
for fifteen years, both white and red.
The dry weather of last sumiaer,that
mined our crop, seemed to put the
land in good condition, so that the
best crops were made where corn
had been grown the year before."
We refer to this particularly, because
when we showed somelyears ago that
dronghhad this fertilizinginfiueace,
and t his brought with this compen
sation, it was not generally accepted
as fact.
However, the invention of the
earth :c loset , which was founded on
this Principle, has done much to
show"that the principle is correct.
Dry earth absorbs the amonia in
these closets, and in the same way
dry earth in 'the open air absorbs
the amonia floating in the atmos
phere, The dryer the ground the
greater the depth the atmosphere
penetrates ; and of course the dryer
the richer it becomes by this atmos
phereic contact.
Of course we suffer in heavy
droughts. No one particularly
" hankers " after these dry seaßons ;
but yet it is well to feel that if we
are made to suffer it is yet laid on
is with a loving hand.
liail.):Whisi.
ERIE RAILWAY.
PULLNIANNI Bear DiVIITSO BOOK SD 8111713110
Cowan& combining all Modern bnprovernedia, ars
run through on all Trains between New York. Boeb
eater, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Baspenaton Bridge,
Cleveland, and Cincinnati:
Abstract of Time Table, Adopted Nov. 4,1872.
WESTWARD.
No
Leave I WOO
12 01
! CO
- STATIONS.
New Tort
Port Jervis.
Basgnehanna
Great Bend..
Binghamton.
Waverly
Elmira
Clothing
Painted Post....
Rochester...:..
Rochester... Arrive. 10 37
Rornelleville " 830 '
_ _
■
Buffalo, " ; 12 U 5
Niagara Fan_ .6. .. `' : 12 55
Suarension Bridge " i 100
Clifton " ! 105
Dunkirk " I 150
Cleveland .. " 16 35
.
Cincinnati _ _
.. ' I 465
.1. M.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL TRAINS WESTWARD.
6:00 a.m., except Sundays. from Owego. Stopping
at Tioga 6:27, Smithboro 5:55. Barton 6:12, Waverly
7:00, Chem:mg 7:36, Wellsburg 8:05, Elmira 8:40.
Big Flats 10:20, Corning 11:30, Painted Post 11.46.
Addison 12:58 p.m., Rathboneville 1:27, Cameron
Mills 1:52, Cameron 2:15, Adrian 3:10, Cantata°
3:40, arriving at Hornellsville at 4:00 p.m,
5:15 a.m.. except Sundays, from linatinehanna.
Stopping at Great Bend 5:33, Kirkwood 5;52, Bing
hamton 6:12, Hooper 6:35. Union 6:45, Campville
7:08, Owego 7;20, Tiaga 7:40, Smithboro 8:00. Bar.
ton 8:08. Waverly 817. Cbemung 8:40, Wellsburg
8:55, Southport 9:11, Eloilra 9:13, Big Flats 9:50.,
Corning 10:17, Paintad Post 10:24, Addison 10:53,
Rathboneville 11:10, Cameron Mills 11:91. Cameron
11:46, Adrian 12:00. Canisteo 12:19, and arriving at
Hornellsville at 12:22 p,m.
610 a m., daily, from Snaquehanna. Stopping at
Great Bend 6:20, Kirkwood 6448, Binghamton 7:18,
Hooper 17:43. Union 17:53. Campville 08:16, Owego
8:58, Flogs 19:01. Eimithboro 19:15, Barton 12:25,
Waverly 10:00, Chemung /10:15. Wellsburg 10:35.
• Elmira 11:00. Big Flats 11:40. Corning 12:12 p.m..
Painted Poet 512:15. Addison 12:15, Battiboneville
11:00, Cameron Mills 11:15, Cameron 1:27. Adrian
11:50, Canisteo 2:02, and arriving at Hornelbrville at
2:16 p.m.
1:10 p.m., except Sundays. from Susquehanna.
Stopping at Great Bend 1:57. Kirkwood 2:30, Bing
hamton 3:12, Hooper 4:lB,ltinion 4:52, Campville
5:30, and arriving It Owego at 6:05 p.m.
1:15 p.m., except Sundays. from Elmira. Stopping
at Big Flats 1:39, Corning 2:00, Painted Post 2:06,
and Ounce, via Avon. to Buffalo, arriving at 8:57 pm.
2 : 30 p.m.. except Sundays, from Binghamton.
Stopping at Hooper 2:43, Union 2:50, Campville 3:05,
Owego 3:18. Tiega 3:35, Smithboro 3:45, Barton 3:52,
Waverly 4:08. Chemung 4 . :20. 'Wellsburg 4:32. Sonth
port 4:47. Elmira 4:49, Big Flata 5:17. Corning 5:35,
Painted Post 5:42, Addison 6:02, ItiAtiboneville 6:16,
Cameron 'ATMs 6:27, Cameron 6:35, Adria 6:55, Can-
Isteo 7:07. and arriving at HornellsoMe 7:15 p.m.
'LASTWAIID.
STATIONS. Ilg1 lg :C54 No. I No. 1 No.
• 4 JS 1 2,
IP. IL Y. IL I
,P. IL 11. Y.
.. .
Cincinnati Lewin 945 i 6 45 1
Cleveland svs ;Oa .
' I
.
Du n kirk " 110 ...... jo ii
Cliftonl'3 o 630 - 4) 55 '7 15
finsp'nsion Bridge " . 140 540 10 05 720
Niagara Falls " 145 545 10 12 730
Buffalo • ", 230 620 11 25 800
Hornellsville ... " S 615 10 10 305 11 00
Ecbester r '•4 00 530 800
rning ' " 725 11 38 432 12 13
mira - " 803 12 15 513 12 17
Waverly .. 840 12 80 549 120
Owego 925 130 628 156
Binghamton , " 10 10 115 711 238
Great 'Bend " 241 740 302
Susquehanna ,, " 10 58 &DO 810 336
Port ,Jervis Arrive 252 660 11 55 645
Middletown , ~ " 353 745 12 42 ......
Goshen .. i • " ...... 803 ...... .. i . ii
Newburgh .... ; " .. _ll 40.
'Paterson I " 16 1000, 235 854
Newark ;., 700 205'515 .. .
(Jersey City ..
.633 11.7
New York
a. Y. m. Y. Y.Y. IL
. .
ADDITIONAL LOCAL * TRAINS EASTWARD
6:00 a.m.. except Sundays from floraellsville„
Stopping atCanisteo 5:22. Adrian 5:47. Cameror6:so,
Cameron Mills 7:00. Illathboneville 7:313. Addison
8:25, Painted Post .9:15, Corning 10:00j Big Plata
10:42, Elmira 11:30 a.m.. Southport 12:05: Wellsburg
1:18, Chemung 1:50, Waverly 2:30, Barton 3:08,'
Smithboro 8:25 Tioga :345, and arriving at Owego
at 4:10 p.m:
5:55 a.m. daily from Hornellsvill. Stopping at
Canicro 7:45, Addison 8;49, Corning 9;47. Elmira
11;03, Waverly 12:42. p.m., Smithboro 1;40, Tioga
2;00, Owego 2;30, CamPvillo 3;03, Union 3;38, Bing
hamton 4;12. Kirkwood 4;51. Great Bend, 5122, and
arriving at Susquehanna at GM p.m.
7;00 a.m., except Sundays from Hornelliville.—
Stopping at Canisteo 7;18, Adrian T;25.1 Cameron
7.42. Cameron 7;42, Cameron Mills 7:58'. Rathbone.
ville 8:05 , Addison 8;13, Painted Poet 0:30, Corning
8;33, Big Flats 8;49, Elmira 9;08, Southport 9;15,
Wellsburg 9:30. Chemiing 9:45, Waverly 10:00, Bar
ton 10 ;15. Smithboro 10;23. T10010;35. Gwego 10 ;48
Campville 11;05, Unten 11;20. Hooper 11;30, and
arriving at Binghamton 11;40 a m.
7;00 a.m.. except Sundays. from Owego. 4topping
at Campville 7:47. Union 8:28. Hooper 8:41, 'Bing
hamton 9:10. Kirkwood 10:30, Great Bend 11:16, and
arriving at Susquehanna at 11:55 a.m.
1:55 p.m.. except Sundays. from Hornellitville,
'Stopping at Canisteo 9:08; Adrian 2:20, Cameron
2:45. Cameron Mills 2:51, Ratbboneville 3:07, Addi
son 3:25, Painted Post 3:53. Corning 4:35, Big Flats
4:28 Elmira 4:56. Southport 5:12 Wellsburg 5;30, Cho
wing 6:48. Waverly 6:05, Tioga 6:50. Owego 7:05.
Campoille 7:32. Union 7:52, Hooper 7:58, Bingham
ton 8:20, Kirkwood 8:45, Great Bend 9:02, and ar
riving at Susquehanna at 9:22 p.m.
1:58 p.m.. except Sundays , from Painted Post.
Stopping at Corning 2:05, Big Flats 2:20, and arriv
ing at Elmira at 2:40 pan. -
• Daily'.
t Mondays excepted, between Hornellwilne and
Port Jerrie,
I,Stop Sundays only.
gar Tbrough Tickets to all points West at the
very.toirest Rates. tor sale in the Coropattrs office
at tha Waverly Depot.
This is the only authorised Agency of the 'Erie
Railway Company for the sale of Western Tickets in
Waverly.
Baggage uill be checked only on Tickets purchased
at the Company's odic*.
L. D. RV
Gaaet
A J. NOBLE ik CO.,
- EZ,MAT_J MS I I I .6,TM
AND
LOAN AGENTS,
HAVE FOR BALE OR EASY TERMS
SEVERAL DWIILLINGS,
Situated convenient to business
portion of town.:
Office with
NOBLE L k VINCENT,
Insurance Agents.
Towards. Nov. 27. 1872...
A ENTS! QUICK! Or you will
ss choice of territory. (there is & area for It),
on D 0 LEWIS'S last and great work.
•
f OUR DIGESTION,
Os lIT JOLLY FRIEND'S SECRET.
It is by odds the most taking and saleable book in
the field. 1. It is on a vitally Important subject.
2. It la by America's most popular writer on health.
S. It is. for the price, the largest and handsomest
book ever sold by subscription. Agents, the people
are eager for such a book, sad will urge you to bring
it to theut. Write for terms, !cc., free:
0F.0103E WACLEKN. Publisher.
733 Hansom Street. Phila.
sep.ll'724y
L . I3'I4BERMEN,
LOOK AT THIS !
The atabaartbars offer for sale at a
BARGAIN,
Ali Ile machinery for a Malay Saw AIM, which has
been in In , only eighteen months and is as good as
new. r ran be put up and run on the prem.
Ise% the subscribers tf desired, and any informs.
t, .n regard to operating it cheerfully given. Will
he sold at a groat reduction from oxiirtnal coat
r ANDA
Mirbit Works.
Have t siosived lits target* simmtairal col
NE A R B L MI
ITS? riliibitiod ad
this Notion.. to trbich than
Malt* atbuitlou at the public.
Thoy bop on hand at tarnish to mist
TOMB STONES, MANTLES, &a,
Na
3. t
No. No.
7.• 3.
Persona in want of anything in oar line art rs•
apetaalti fatted to call and amine out stack.
p9r
i~
1223
_l'oo
1 0 42
300
ilogo
t; 9 60
446
5 03
5 63
6 IT
11001
3 40'
825
847
935
10191
11331
1230 i
120
125
4 44
625
600
6 55
I 07
LADIES FRIEND.
ID 32
10 - 321
8 '2s'
11 15
12 30'
12 35
13 40
2V31
810'
050
10 00
10 05
000
12 - 48
"5
4 46
4 45
1 15
700
6 00
A. Y.
The sales of Sewing Machines in
1871, u reported tinder oath 1872, to the owners
sOO
A. Y.
of Sewing Machine Patents, show that the
1313
JOHN N. .ILDBOTE4 .
(isn't Push' &et
Minift
GEO. MCCABE & SON
. , AsFTY'M'M.lr'.rn'T".7-M-n
MONUMENTS,
DEMI
{
- Of ovary style, 1
LT THE LOWEST TERM&
3IcCABE & SON
Towanda, )(&y 1, WM ,
S a- M 3
MANUFACTURING COMPANY
SOLD LAST TEAR 181,219 SIACHLNES
Ninety per cent of thew being
FOR FAMILY USE. -
This le over 50,000
More Sewing Machines than were
sold by any other company daring the tame period.
Nvery Itech4ws sold by
WICKHAM & BLACK
GLXERLL Aozwrs.
IMI
TONWA:iDA, PA.,
kn. It. 1872
NE w G oons
-~~=
B. A. Pettes & Co.'s
OPPOSITE THE COURT lIOUSE,
Conalstiag of a esnaral line of
STAPLE LIM
FANCY DRY GOODS,
OEM
SHAWLS,
NOBTA.S,
OWV Mt LLD= AND GENTLEYEN.
WATIMPROOT CLOTHS AND CLOILUNGS,
YZLVICTS kliD 'V V =Mg
ALAO
HAIR GOODS FOR JADIES,
=l=l
mum awrrtaxs. Bairns IND COMB.
Or all tie Laiost Styli.
MILLINERY GOODS II ALL VARIETIES.
Towanda. Oct. 11, 1872.
NEW STEMS FLOURING lifila,
zx SHUIREQUAK. PA
The sobsarib desires to give notice that Ma new
STEAM FLOURING MILL
Is rum in saosessful operation. and that be is pre
pared to do all wortin his line on abort miss.
GOBTOS GRIND'S() DONE °NMI:R.BA= DAT
mtT IT 111 ILIZIMCD.
Most. Eackwbeat and Bo Moan Core
pad.
t ßran, ex., always on hand and for We at
Wres rata&
PABTIOH3I.IIB 110TICIZA.Persinia livings on the
west aide of the river dodging to Patronise my
win have their firr paid both ways. when they
brine riots It ton abila and upwards.
- earn P. S. ATM.&
000 AGENTS WANTED at once
eJ for oar New Book. .the We of the Great Ex
;darer.
L.TVINGSXONE.
A thrilling ma:rant of what he has experienced and
accomplished during twentpeight yews in the wilds
of Africa. and of his resurrection from a living
death by fira IiLET. with particulars of bus perilous
trip in search of, sad long sojourn with the aged
'discoverer. etc.. eta. 600 pages. only $2 60. ma.
venally wanted. For Lull description and arms
Wass at once
_ .servaltaiallSlloll..luldblost.
Grooatis aM-Provigeoi.
THE IINDEBSIGNED, HAVING
bachimei sates Mond of
Is Use Ins at Z. S. PAX= e 00. is air pniperol
to ate to so dawn: at Bridtottl *way mg Tub*
th a larti sad van iodated doe of
GROOSBIES,
MIMI I lave purabised foe dui. ladibel =WNW
OM I ain sell as 114 low again ' as ells be Perdleeld
sbovisoms. I tow offer to thspubticasplsattld stock
TEAS, sjOFFESS,. SIJGARS,
11116SKIII. SALIDIAMS. RP/ GM ba•
AEBON FLOUB,,Glidatitt DO.
p. This .
in kinds of NUN. Would call Via atteatiou oinks
public. to oar Owl Bo boat
,ta gash* ar prica Jew O'Mara OsiirlascadlLsaa
da. Irr Yak Olicankal and Brown &DP.
Mon cell oat am:aro oar *look a
Large aasartraent of YAM= Imola, TOLL
SOAPS, &e.. kc. I irftl pay the hlghest cash price for
Timers, give us a call before aellng elaawbart
All parsons Indebted to the late am will please call
and make Immediate parnent.
9. - PAT 11
Xam..h. 12, 11NX.
M . J. LONG.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS;
WOOD, WILLOW, AND STONE WLUE,
FLOUR, FRPI), > MEAL, ike.
COR. MAIN AND BRIDGE STS.,
! desire to call the attention of the public to my
assortment of goods. which 16.4'w-eye tull and com
plete, and will, be sold to my :customers at lowest
market rates.
Sty stock of
Elate been parchaised aluce the late reduction in that
tariff on them, and are offered at prima to cor
respond.
Orders by mall or otherwise rrlll recoire caret
and prompt attention.
IS ,W.kUltk.'iTED
Thanking tbo public for the libenl patronage
they barn given rue. I wish a continuance of the
6112(18.
CASH PAID FOR COUNTRY PR6DUM
feb.2o'll
OX bMERCUR are now reedy
.ingg ➢
a fresh stock of Goods in their line, bought
since the Ist. January, to which they. incite the at
tention of their friends. We keep the largest stock
in town. Our goods are fresh and desirable. We
sell at lowest market pricee.
Jan. 19, 1871. •
VRESH AND NEW TEAS, bought
JL since the recent decline in price, and selling
cheap at retail. FOX ic ILEItCITht.
Jan. ID. 1811..
FOX & DEERCUR arii selling Gro
axles at retail. Jan. 19, MI.
FOX & DIERCUR are selliDg New
and Freak Goods. Jan, 19, 1871.
F& MER:CUR are selling Gra
.a: ceries cheap. .110.19,18T1.
pox az, MERCITR are selling first
clus Goods only. Jan. 19.1171.
VOX & 3IEIICUR . are • selling
cheaper than ever. , Jan. 19,1871.
HOSIERY,
PEII:EIEBER that we are selling
..a..s) Goads at
RETAIL!
And that we won't be undersold.
Jan. 19, 1871. FOX k. MERG'IIII.
MICHIGAN FINE-CUT TOBAC
-I.u. CG—very choice—et
Jan. Is. ISM rox b.. =RCM&
vox. & MERCUR do not deal in
Shoddy Goods. Jan. 19, MI.
nIIII, CUSTOMERS can rely upon
getting the very best the market affords and et
lowest prices. E. T. 70E. •
Towandsaan. HENRY MESCUE.
.14 EMEMBER THAT FOX & BIER
CUR are retsitlng all-Undo of Groceries at
wholesaleprices. The largest.stock in town. Goods
ISM elms. Prices low. •E. 'l. FOX.
Sept. 29.•70. HENETiMERCITIt.
NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY
Respectfully announce to his friends and patrons
that be has built &
erlieza be ♦ill caustantly keep op hand la full assort
client of •
TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES,
TROTTING EitTLITa, AND EIipMETOM3.
Yode of the beet material and finished In the heat
city style, tile long experience ln city Carriage
rectories gives him a decideli advantage over others
to the
of his Wagons. All they sake is an
INSPECTION OF HIS WORK
prsTious to purchasing elaewhero,
ALL WORK WARRANTXD TO OITA PiRITCT
•
Thankful for the Metal tutronane format], ex
tended and reepectftd4 ask a continua:toe of the
moot
R. -EL PATCH,
Ilmio en bind a laws stank of
WI DO..
STOCK OF TOBACCO,
WOODEN WARE.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
C. B. PATCH
No. PKITONT BLOCK.
TOWANDA. PA
TEAS, ° COFFEES,
MB
SPICES,
Opotite the new Jill,
TOWANDA, PENN'A
HENRY STUE.,N „
ItEW BRICK , 011131 AGE FACTORY,
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
PLATFOR3I WAGONS,
Finish, Style and • Durability
34171SPAC7'10.V.
ET.PATROVO 11101IPTLY ATTESDED TO
Teduced prkes
HIRAM TAYLOR
ressumurat muumis,
- : Opposite Publio &parts( •
Keep always on hand . a fall 111300.
OLQTHS,
')I'J fj:lsft
In all the latest styles,
• ;6: B t
Ftwnishing i (3-ooda
soy wenn blemoitokcilMs :
ALL WORK W
6 6 MAIN STREET',
. •
FRA.NR,
.11 (Successor to HENRY 8A.11E114)
EacgANT TAILOR,
'Zia 4, Griffith a Pitton'a Mork. Bridge ree f
o - good safortmcot of Clotho. Vostings and
Casainterca, coostantly on hand. Good" mado to
order ilia best manner.
TFLIS CAPS THE CLIMAX.
To colatemplate that ram L. uoade.capatale of
fathoming the depth of the inig,hts ocean and weal-
tiring the distance to the Most dirtant star, and . ws
were about to sly.eapable of weighing the eolid con.
tents of the sun. And it is wonderfully strange that,
this firm of Brothers have made themselves so con-
versant with every branch of the great and tropor
tint Furniabieg trade that it mike• it
,ttnqutittionably the pltee for - every one to buy.
Here you will Bud Clothes extremely cheap
Pile upon pile, heap upon Leap;
0( every grade, textari. AM 1 brie,
For White or Black, Gentile or Jew.
say at onoL l C'e will go there,
For they do u ass "on the squlre;"'
Their Clothes-aro good. and pricey jw.t.
They pay for all, and give no trust.
All that want Clothes should go aria ~es
Thoseprioes, styles. and quantity;
Elstal:Caps, or Clothes, thin or thick,
Cmhrellas or a Walking SLck.
Buy yotir Furnishing Goods of them:
Dui' all your Clothing of them;
Buy of this firm, buy of no others,
For reasons shy, it is WOLFF BBOTEERS
rowandi, o.'l 1. 2872.
Bl.Joon 8z CO-.
still contitme e taanutactnre their celebrated
HORSE PQWERS Sz- CLEANERS,
and will sell a better machine. for less money than
can be but elsewhere in the world. We claim for
our Mach:nee that they will do u much, or more,
than any other. and are more durably built. We
personally superintend our work and see that it I.
well down. We will send
DISCEGPTIVE CATALOGUES.
of one :machines. on application.
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
One ft Two HorseTIIRESIZER & serEKA TORS.
THRFSIIER and CLE.A.N J ERS.
FANNING MILL,,
M. J. LONG.
SAW AID GRIST MILL work done to r.
Gice us a call before puretaaing rii , owhora.
Vd "OD auoaavue 's.KaHrt
1 : `'oo 'I 0001'il.
Ang. 2. 1869.
FOUNDERY & MACHINE SHOP
The undersigned having purchased the Fonndry
and Machine shop lately awned by Inhn Carman,
are prepared to do all kinds at wurk apptaiialtig to
their business, vrith . pronaptnesa and dispitch.
MILL GEAUINGS,
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
\__U- , .ILL IRONS
And all work warranted to give tatiefeetion
Of the latest and most improved kinds rcannfaCttMed
and kept constantly on hand ready for use.
PLOUGHS,
FADE-HILL. IRON AND WOODEN BEANS
Of all kinds. .
CULTIVATORS, CORN PLOUGH§
exp,
•
PLOUGH POINTS
Of tall idrls, and the Utast hnproVetnents kept
constantly on hand.
LARGE AND SMALL SIZE.
STOVE . CASTINGS
CELLAR GRATER,
SLED AND SLEIGH SHOES,
And all kinds of castings forlolobed to
March 30. MO. MEASR & ROCKWELL.
THE HOME SHUTTLE SEW- _
Lice KAMM. TEE i.F.FF.CTION OF
MECHANISA ros likitstsa, 1):13.7-KG,
CaItDMG, Baumago, Br.adasct, Tcciaxo,
BC7IirLING, 111131-111TCHISCI AND ddArgzanca.
A.MV.RICA. AND EUROPE,
iimple, Compact. Efficient, Darabia amiComplate.
Every Machine Warranted for five
years.
EQUALLY GOOD FOIL nun 011 =LW WOBE.
Itmi•lee $137,00 '
The only practical low priced Lock•etitch Sewing
Machine ever invented.
Don't be toicratingitest, by other Agents blarney,
no matter how smooth their tongue may be, be sure
they moan large profits to their own' pocketa.
D. It. NFOODDLIIN,
Agent for Bradford and Sullivan Counties. Agents
wanted.
Rome. Bradford county, Pa.. Feb. 29,11
BA RRE.LIS ! BARBELLS !-A
supply of Cider and Pork Barrel., and all
Ludo of Cooper Work on hand. at W. A. hOCK
WELVii. Oeteli.l2.
14IIRFAUS kir five - dollars at
RENS! BUILEV.
'tient of
I i
Fk 1U
AND COATING&
GENTS' .g
In great variety
NOTICE.
TOWANDA, PA.
clacri-La I.lqlD DRAG Fatc:
MAN DRILLS.,
And All kindept
lIADE TO 011 DER.
ENGINES REPAIRED,
SHINGLE MACHINES
CHURN POWERS,
L.UIGE BO NETTLES
Ps anted in
It is a Triumph of Ilechaulml genius.
Grocetbs ind -Provides.
(iBOCERY AND PROVISION
t STORE.
MoOABE & EDWA4DS,
'!!
FAMILY GROCERIES
- • ••
PROVISIONS,
IrZftelnyl3 SEW BLOC. TOWANDA. PL,
Ire do oat deem It 'l3eeessari to entueeeste all the
Mimed articles we keep. Oar assortment fa
ALWAYS COMPLETE.
We sell nothing but
FIRST CLASS 'GOODS.
Ei
Cash paid for Parton Produce'.
JAMES Keen;
WAG gDWARDS.
Mach 1.1870.
CENTRAL' MARKET.
The matetaibers continue to keep maistaidly
on band • full and complete assortment of every.
41 pertaining to their business, consisting rosdn.
RPYP; PORK, FRESH AND SALT.
SUGAR CURED MM.
IdUITON. BEEP,
VEAL. POULTUI •
SAUSAGE, - LARD,
BOLOGNA, DRIED REM
TALLOW. /c , 7.,
Also.
FS • H
FRESH FROM THE LAKES.
OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY
In their {
Parties wishing Oysters in large or mall quanti
ties mill be tpratabed on abort notice, at the o‘d
stand, Cisrlkat Itasca - t, llontave's tiozic, drat
door north of Dr. Porters.
Za.vi. O RaLtest. N.E.t.Lvit .14 MllLLocit..
Two. mutiocc.
Feb. 24, 1870-tf •
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
IN CASH. PAID FOR
°GRAIN; BUTTER AND EGGS,
BY
_ tTEORGE SMITH,
wysArsr.co, PA.
April 18. 1572.
Boots and Shoes.
1 W FI R M
BOOT AND L S HO TIRADE
COR.SER. & COONS
Would announce that haN iug bought uut Mr. L. L.
MOODY, th-y are now prepared to offor ti tho put.
Hew largo and vaned aamortinent of
1100 TS, 'SHOES, TEt u N ES,
TRAVELING RAGS
LE&TFIER, MICE YlNlrllitiA, kC
eve sliZli koll 3 fattlitie of 11U.N!PIIREY I3ROTU
ERS A; TRACY S manuflettire of gouts as well as
marry other gorlis of Ilrai'Lltkrhnakf.
Wet are 164.!e 4; , Lkte f.u•
_B TT ' S
BOOTS AND SHOES
And castomirs ean alwAy3 rely fiEfling a
dull) y of ite.c cools tor
GESTA, MISSES, & CHILDREN'S. wz.ut
Shoeinslicr. and others wanting Leather Aloe
will (het with ns 2 good assortment at
all times.
Sir. C. 3, Robertson rcutalna with tie anal! ready
to • give tits" in the way of Fine Boots to all who
may tavor him with a call.
As our goods are all bought of the matiufacturers
we are able Aull will sell at the lowest bottom prices
for rash. (We hopeby fair nealing to merit the pat
ronage of all.
JoHN r. Cdlialf.B.
W. K. COONS. CORSEE k COORS.
Towstda, Oct. IEI2.
Q WOODFORD,
ki•
AT THE
NEB' YORK BOOT AND SHOE
STORE, • .
:a: 3, PATSO,I & GUItIITItS BLOCE,BRIDGE St
Is receiving one of the largest and
best stock of BOOTS Sc. SHOES ever
brought in Towanda, which lie,„is
offering at the very lowest prices- for
Cash, consisting of Gras CALF, Kw
VSToOA, Bois eaLF Boors, "
MISSEs and Cminarzes • Shoes of all
kinds, all bought direct from the
Manufacturers, and hand made, all
goods warranted. A rum. .`rocit or
LIMIER 10.1) FISDINGS.
Thankful for past favors, I solicit
a continuahce of the same.
Towanda„ MAY, I. 1872
MEW. ROUTE TO PRILADEIe
NORTH, PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Shortest and most direct line to Philadelphia. Pali
denote, Washington. and the death.
Passengers t. 7 this mate take I ennayfrania,
New Tort Railroad train. pasting Towanda at 10 :40
Lll4 and 2:ir. p. m.. make dose connection at Be
thiettem - with Express train of North. Penn's
road. and antra Philadelphia at Bele P.r M.. and
10:30 p.m.. In time to take night trains either for
the Rooth or West. Palace cars are attached to the
2 PAL train.
City passenger ears are at the Depot 'on mini of
all trains cone twienger a to the Tarions Depots
sad to all partsot the city.
Lam North Penn% Railroad Depot. corner Beals
and American 8.. Philadelphia, at 0:30 k 9:43
arriving at Towanda 4:57 k P.M.: name evening.
Itann'a &Wage tap , llects and bag.
gage. °face No. 105 lan cO
d "street. P delivery hiladelphia.
rarnows acooksionarunre
freight received at Front so. Noble streets. Phila.
delphia, Auld forwarded by Deny' Fastyreight train
to 'Towanda. arid all points In Buses banns Talley
with quick dispatch.l;La.l.B
Oen. 'Sgt. N.? . Front and Willow Sta.
Jan • 3. 1872. Pniladelpttis.
PLASTER.-4 sp ply of Fresh
Al. Orgemip.aaster for or A. 4 MIX
lIC in?.
GEM
GLOVES, MITTENS,
Celet•r3lcil .11FC.e of
ror TowaiAa.•
El
dirasimio.
Crookay ad Casarnra,
CBOCKErir MOBS
ow _
tt BLACK.
FRUIT JAM
TUMBLERS
pfliiii 11
CUPS FOR JELLIES
SILVER PLATED WARE,
Prom Badgers & Brotkor
TABLE CUTLERY.
Ageacy of the
SINGER SEWING MACHINE,
INSURANCE AGENCY,
AT
WICK HAN
tomuida, Jay I
NOBLE It V INCENT'S
' . r. U.
INSUR4' N -JE AGENCY
Medical advice given, granntoualy the Cane,
Charging only for ninteine.
therhaukinl for past liberal patronage, would l ea
pectfully announeu to tne lefriencin and the niablic.that
no pains shall be to aatiaty. and meet the eon-
Urination of their confidence and pif.rOmigo.
ire• Open Sundays for prt riptions from 9 to 10
a.m.. awl P 2 al. to 1. c.n3 '5 to 0 p.au.
•
AtLOLLNST LOSS 011 DAMAGM 1, i 8 _„_ y' ' • 31 - C•. PORTF- 11 50:5••
Office °prop% t•nart iloare. Stain Street
TOWANDA, PA
BY FIRE OR LIGHWNING
OS ALL RANDS OF PROPERTY.
In sound and reliable Companies
LITT INSURANCE
In the.obleat ail; beat Catupsties In the Vatted
States
ACCIDENT •INSITRANcE
From f)ne Day to One dear
vER .$50,000,0_00
Capital represt ntea
POLICIE‘ ISSUED
AU./ )weer adjusted silt] p 41,1
TITIS_OFFICE
151=IMI
Towanda, Nov. ES. /572
pA. CANAL & R.R. CO:-
ARRANGEMENT OF - O.:is - EN — am;
To tate effect 11 , ialay, Nov. 11.1572.
MEM=
ISISIGEGEII
No. No.
T. 3 7. S ATFONS
eallrailAx
2 45, 100 ; 9 10 ..:...Elmira 12 45
3 20 , 1 25 , 9 15 Waverly 11 57
335 i 134' 93.. kthecui. •11 45,
4 '2O. 2 05110 101 .... „Towauda..... 11 05 '.
5 20; 11 . 10 05
545; 305112 S Lairyville.... 943
611 - ;11 .... Me*hoppen... ' 9 - 20
620• i 1156 '41e10,0p4ny... ; 9 13
654 3 5'112 04i1
8 09, 4 42; 1.50 .. pits ~tou 7 2,5
925' 500 24 i; ' \\*Litt e I.l.trre.. 700
•
30 1 4 535; ...11anell Chunk.. .....
r 291 5 50' kllentown—. ' 31
19.401 605' .....Bethlehem
915: G - Baotou
i
. 'lO3O . .9 00 ;• • ..Phi•ulelp:ll.2...:
'
r u ' 940 .. Tort
I • ••••
p Y
No. 3:: leaves Towanda at 7 19 arm.; A
a. di.; Waverly. e U 5 a. m., arriving a.
9 00 L.
Nu. :31 leaves F.lnt;ra at 539 p. WaVvrly. at
15 p. tn.: Athena, r.t p. tn.. arriving at To-
Wanda at 7 15 P. a.
Drawing Room- Care attaeheil to Trains 2 . s.nd 9
run 'through from'Elioira to Philadelphia..
,R. N. PACKER,
, Superintendent.
C • LADI • POR
LAZAT.IIS- . MORTIS'
extr.r.RATEn:
PERFECTED SPECTACLES
AND EYE GLASSES,
The undermentioned'iticantages over those in ordi
nary use, the proof of which may be seen In the
extraordinary sales, and codstantly increasing de
mind for them:
lat. That from the peculiar construction of the
glasses they assist and preserve the sight, render
ing frequent changes unnecessary.
2.d. That they confer a brilliancy and distinctness
of vision, with an amount of ease and comfort not
hitherto enjoyed by specter le wearers.
3d. That the matertal fro4a which the Lenses are
ground. la manufactured sPecutily for optic puriis
ea. and is pure, bard, and brilliant, and not liable
to become sera*ched.
4th That the (dame in which they are set, wheth
er in Gold. Sitver,lor Steel. are of the finest gualt.y
and finish atm guaianteed perfect in every,respect.
For sale only by mar onthorized agent in this local
ity. We reser supply or employ peddlers.
W. A.. .Chamberlin, ,
Sole Agent,
xoT .20;1871. Towilld'a,
800S -BINDERY.-TILE
lie is respectfully informed that the l itook•Bin
deny to been removed to the "Reporter" Building.
third story, where will be done
B i oo*E-BINT)I2TGI
In all Ita carious branches. an terms as reasonable as
the times" will allow. The Bindery will be under
the charge of •
H. C. WHITAYMI.
An experienced pluder,and all work will bevromptly
done in a style and manner which cannot be excelled. '
Musk. Magazines. Nowspapers.Old ITooks. ke., bound
An every variety of style. Particular attention will be
paid to the Bnling and. Binding of
sr stis 13001i3.
To any &aired pattern, which in quality and Mara.
tatty will be warranted.
All work will be ready for delivery when promised.,
The patronage of the public is solicited, and per.
feet satisfaction guaranteed. •
Towanda. August 1. 1866-41.
ROBISON'S REPEATING
RIFLE, ,NEW.IIODDLE, • I
Simple, Strong. Payette!. Safe. and Accurate, ertdch
mates it one -of the best Gnus ever offered ta
Sportsmen. Prices from f ;IS to $43. Send for, .4
circular to P. A Mszfieal. West Auburn, Pa.. Agent
for Brsdfonl. Susquehanna, buthran, Wyoming
and Luzerne routine*. , - . .N0v.1.1-w 4
MONEY SAVED,
BY PllscitAsmo rOIIA
STOVES_ AND iIAItDWATIE
or
W. L. Ms - DI ON
Orwal July ix.'7l.
VARSIERS, bring 1 ,0x our produce
and men so & MRCVS.-
•- ad Medidnet
1 - .
Da a O. PORTER '&
SON,.
OLD CAH DRUG STORE,
ILIMILISULD Mara UMW*
Oortei Ulan gut Pins Stmts. Timm: o lk Ps.
UM recently bided largely to the& Etna. a fa iunil
complete essortment constituting an extensive ob
dirt,. embracing umay articles used In the aria ar for.
Mechanical carefullted with
to thepr eMSe mutt* of th y puselecblic. which wlfl be
Wmdebbetelleil MeSMA with berth gm:Ml*l l4 mM
on the met remonable terms at Whole or
Retail. coax sting of ,
Dam.% CORMI(LtL,I4
r ona, Tacoma!,
ALCOHOL ANThTURPENTINE,
SASS PANT, VAItMIBH, wzais-wesn,
Ana all finch of Umber,
KEROSENE OR COAL' OIL,
Bunging Fink%
LAMPS, dItADES, WICKS, 01111101E713.
" Spam. Lard. !MAW rbot.
TANNER'S AND - MACH: ME OILS,
Fancy and Toilet Articles in all their varlet/.
SPONGEIt. Bausam OAPS. coxes.
Paraidet. llair•DSes.- Perfumery.
POCKET BOOKS, PORT MONAIS,
Pocket &ask &song,
TOOTS, EOM AND HAIR PBEPABA.2IOI%
RE LNIM AND LIQUORS,
TOBAGO% SlaltTF, PIM AND OMANI,.
Garden, Meld end Flower Beeda, Trusses, PIA
goners. etvapensnicak Moulder Braces, Bread
1144 Teel 1k Nurain,g Bonita,
IN ippu, Shells and Shields, entingell.
Puma rrnit Jan, Thar
-- - -
amnetera, 'Limning Eatraita,• Stow
Jugs. Oaas Ware,.bottlea, V 111". Corks, Bath
Brick. lad Kaye Blacking. Flab Tackle. ant
rattattlon.; &c.„ Botanic, Eclectic and Homcepath
• lc 3tedirines. and all the popular Patent
•
All art.:Le l e warranted as_ represented. Persona at
a Maumee can receive thes ordara by at.ve or mall.
vouch will receive prompt mad careful attention.
R H ETJ)I AT IS3I -N EU RALG TA
.1
to' any per,son producing any Iledimue allowing half
as many living, permanent cures ,as Dr. Frta.r.a'a
Vzokmati. RarrasArre Cseil inwardly
only.! • pleasant Medicine, free from ukinrions -
drug". Warranted, under oath, to have permanent
ly cured 9r, in every 100 patients treated in the put
ten yearal. ISee testimony). It Is the scientific pre
scription of Pro:. Jos, P. Fitter, 51, D.. a graduate of
the Univereity of Pennsylvaula. A. D., 1833, =now
r'ur 01 Philadelphia's oldest rekrilarphysidiuns, and
, professoriof Chemistry .and Tirxicology,—wno has
made Neurlpia, Chronic and itillannitory • Itheuma•
tism the 4pecialty of his entire professional - lite—a
fact voliehed for by the an:natures accompanying
each teittle,oluil other testimonials of_ many promi.
neut reniiwned physicians and clergymen. To pro
tect soffellirs from pOl4OllOllB - nostrum! , and
useless expenditure of money, a feral signed guar- •
mitre, statm•• exact windier of bottles warranted to
cure, bo ' fornarded,„•-•ratis to any sufferer send.
trig by letter a Rill description of affliction. In case
01 maitre to cure, 111101111 t paid positively refunded.
Ma.licine. scut anywhere by express, collect on
livery. kaßicted invited to write for advice.; all ink
formato•O and ote.lical advice sent by letter gratis.,
'Addres,,Dr. J. I'. FITLEII, 29 South Fourth street,
Philadelphia. Pa. The Remedy is sold or Obtained
by Drugwists.
For sale by PORTER & KIRBY, Druggists, Ater
cur's Block, Towanda, Pa.. •
T W ° RLD'S
.
THE TONIC.-
•
•
Purely 1 -, getanle and Tree from Alcohol.
DR. P.'LORIMER'S
S I rr P 4 MR) ST,
I=
Betted Clougb. Incipient Consumption, Colds, Spit ,
tiTl'4 Plooa, ItILSIu.tTIJn 01 tbe Lang, Catarrh,
Er , SnAntlA. Droop, Who Oping
Itreagt or side, ry%pepela.
Jaundice, Dizziuesa. Lorf! of Appe
t.t..i, Fever and
Lie, , Complaint. Diarrhoea, and all
I)telt,,es'ef the Ding, Stomach, Li - re .
• :• and Kidneys.
W. i•
• .
wproLs
Sole ligenta, and to - .lvhotu all orders Ebotdd be
_ I - addressca.
NOIIIHWALD'
!.... No
2. 4.
6.13 945
541.900
53, Ft 1')(1
453 8 lt)
•
C3'{ Cir‘alArs for flutiaer inforluati.)Ll:-;:t4
710
1,05 GS)
627
idral2.72.tf
320 5 51
232 4 50
2 15 4 30
11451 1 :33
10 47'12 23
10 30 12 t7O
10 05. 1 1 33
T owANDA CISIC ALi it AWAIT
. E:Dci.lit 11. SISLIIIVOOD.
StiSt2rE.ll.l.N . N.l COLLEGIATE:
8 :SO' 7 45
n.no
£l.l s will be reetive.l at any tame at the following
rate '
A 51
thine. 7 50
t Elmira at
F.rto pupils, per cina:te- .$l5 00
lucl Wing Harmony and yo. -al elaem. per 4fr. 20 00
SZBIC - 21,2 HALT QC - AI:TEM! IN Al CAN2E.
P.ecitatieus twice a yee4. :No de , loction or " time
nia,!l7 up.' except in case Oi illuess of - te.ore than
Oil e 'wt,..l:' et donation.
T4is Musk. :4..cliiiol is claseitiel ir.to . three'dpart•
tuetxts. cit.: Prehnimary. Primary and A.dranced.
Thel*r will he a certincate giv ti at theii7enipletiou of
earl! course With the musical stauditig-of - th'e pupil.
Popits from a distauge.will find ac...oilithielations
for ward arid piano pra..7tice in the instaiution at
%cri
moderate paters. '-
N , ri. E —.Mr. Sherwo,l has a.pr0.i.....7,- • e c.,arse
eo
iii
prising the beet mod( rn tnethoele.iu 7 u -lug the
pro rinielst t . rattires and appliau,es of the - - :. e pop
lila Lyons Musical Academy. oh which his .•r. ther
itei. L. H. Sherwood, was formerly "prinei • i and
pro irietor.
nA3 r. I klgar . 11. - Shet.vood Ilan' derided tali ut ...C.
i e.
ucal acquit - elm:al and ext.-m.11,e elperienc , .ti
te:ki hieg.—Editor liooauf er ..V Laica: Times.
11,,w arida, AN,' -9, .I.Si2.
, q
W -PLANING MILL.
VI
inn rinderiike.ed having built a Large and corona°.
11% 1 91 in the .13orough of TONVltiltia, and ailed it
4 the most modern anti improved imachinery, for
manufacture of
• . prepared td fill orders. whether large or small,
n the shortest notice. We have also' a large va
y of MOULDINGS. of the latest style and pattern.
cb we can furnish much cheaper than they can be
kod by handt. •
. , .
r ilsaNG, - • .
TO.i"t37EIN:ll,
.
1 .•• GROOVING:
. " AND SCIICOL
- • - SAWDIG,
Atid all other work' pertaining to Jcium, willbe done
to, suit our customers.
ersous building. aud.not living mom than twelve
tfourteen wales dietant will find it largely for their
In era.t to bay-of tie, or bring their lumber and have
iilt w•.rkeil by our machinery. Bring your grad of
ocyrinvor other lumber.
f ding, have it - ground oat and take it home with
-
e will pay CASH for PINE, AND 'HEMLOCK
Wt
MBEII delivered at our limber yard. - Come and
ps. or if yon &ineorn't c, write,
Tn.-aril% Fah_ 1.. J 4 P. RON - IF:RS k et)
03IP KTNS C 017 N. ;T Y
.EEDER AND PLASTER SOU-ER
bit 4 is an Attachment to that CL AS3 .11A.
!THE TOMPKINS COUNTY•
•. - WHEEL RAKE!
REST PLASTER SOWER IN TRE SLS.IIKET!
Its adtautiiges over all others arq many, but we
cad spezialAtteuttun to its adaptation to
'SOWING PLASTZR ASIDES, .13,):SP. DUST
-AtiD OTEIEtt FERTIL,ZE.R3.-
Distributing device is 8.3 arranged. as Jr, ,nr e e.
Wally crash ail lump, ; thereby insuring am even
distribiktion of Plastor. , even wh of harddry
lumps. 1r hOWS EQUALLY WELL •
ALL ELNIDS O . E" GIOIN.A.ND
Stich as Wheat, 'Rye. Oita, Barley, Snea - artteat,Car
Flax Seed„ Timothy, Clover and other Or.Atms seeds.
The SecdinF•Box is bung und,r the axle, near the
ground, mat can be ,
USED IN A STRONG WIND WITHOUT SCAT.
TEHING THE PLASTER OR SEED. LIOWLVER
It is driven by a cam on i the wheel. which will not
get out of order from use ;as is the ease when drir
en by gears.'
IT CAN BE SIIIFTE*FROM RASE-TO SEEDER.
011 isag .SEEDEtt TO" RAKE. IN FIFTE.a.N
MINI) it.S.
3 1.
Seeder, alone, or complete..
Rate -• •
Road", Wed Rake and seeder,
Seeder Atta,dmient,
CI-Farmers wanting the Scoter complete to sew
Wit at or nye, or for Fall sowing of Plaater.'Ate..
can haste the Inachine and pay. for it .samo timo as
though purchtsed next sp. WA. .
R. M. WELLES, ilt•noral Agent.
T,,wanda, Pa.. Ang,•......4 1e72.
C ()
K E
The DEST, mast DESIRABLE, and motif fir 0
14911ICAL FUEL fur calif:Lary purpcios daring sum
uer. For ode by t h e .
TOWANDA GAS COArPealY
Twelve cents per bushel at the Gas Souse. or
an rents dearm.d...
Erl=3
rot xedicizal
$5OO W.TLL BE PAID
TA 1.
A CERTAIN CURE FOR
Sold b all Druggints.
ToWANDA,
WINDOW 8,1311 AZtill ALLNDS,
CHINE
.CuT•xe c.n recaultuend it as tae
LIG UT
PRICES 'OF SEEDER AND RAKE
EWER'S: MACIINE. IS *AIIII\N•LED.
Thle ad Atedidnu.
TSB & GORDON,'
PATTON'S SUM
TOW.A.'DA,
WHO
LEBAI4,„„AND wren, .
DRUGGISTS/
taTing extenel.ely repaired their 'eters. et the Old
stand. have ro-Opentia with a large, now and w4lll
selected stock. cottaLtiting of t
ACM, EBT/LiCTS, IMMILLBS,; =RBI. BIIGAp.
COATED PILLS. POWDERS, OtrADVSTR6-3.
mcnanEs. WEIEO,
And all
BOTANIC. ECLECTIC AND BOMEOPATIIIC4,RE
PAIIATIONS.
_DYE STUFFS, MACHINE .011 S;
' EXTRA REPINED 7tOSEN*,.ALCOHOL
PURE WINES' AND LIQUCTS,
For Ileclicinal Purpose".
TOBACCO, SNIFF AND CIGARS`,
EMI
POPIJLA.R PATENT MEDICINES,
And a Fine Assortment of
TOILET- AND - TA.A.Ney GOODS.
more than the usual care and attention given to tLe
Compounding cif Prescripnons. Open iinn4ays,
from o'clock.A 'm..to Ip.m. k from 5 p.m. to 7 - p.m.
Dr SLintr.r. can be consulted at the store on B , otY.
nrthicX of each week, u heretofore.
D. 11. Tu . nni
W. G. OW:DON.
Tow.toila, Ray 7, 1872.
R.. 0- D. STILES •
. harin g Purchased
THE DRUG STORE
oar L. A, Amuse/t', 1.. n ItOmit, PA : , -
Daa'now in stock and is constantly recieeiug freth:'
supplies of pure Drugs and Medicines, Dyee..P.unts.
Varnishes, &c. Agent for all the tuost popaPir Pat.
ent Medicines. A fresh supply of thS celebrated
Vine Al HITTERS.
•
Puro Wines and Liquvrs for medicinal purpskes;
beet brands of Cigars and Tobacco: choice Per .
ery. toilet and fancy articles, fLasofing extract,„ ;C,
&bool books, stationeryi..and,pes-a.
"All
Rupl
plied with stationery at lOw IfffceY. 'All nosceraac
ous bovLe furnished to order at publisher,' pnee,
The ~_.ttor will continue to f,r3 t:ce medicine a:
heretofore. Office at the Drug Store; residence op.
polite Presbyterian church. Pre6eriptions and re
cripte
a4.72raeci; cempouad , A at an hours bys cum.
petent elerk, - [April ISA c 72.
•
TAI'LOR'S CELEBRATED OIL . 1
TA, Great RAeuma i l ie Remedy *tumid be lept.and
used by every Farmer that keeps either Cattle or
Horse, every Teamster -and Lavery Stable Eeep , r,
eve) - :‘ Bll3,ielan and Horse Farier for it will many
times eu , - p• IL and lameness when all they medt
tutee h,l‘e Sliners and broad I.ten -
should certainly kcep it,' for it is unsurpassed for.
brti , es a . n.l 'Trains. Backamiths should keep it
fOr theu wu nee and for their customers lender
-foe.tocl - ho as nothing equals , it for tender feet.
Every to suffering from pain and lameness of any
kind,, barbs, cute, wounds or any eruptatin of the ,
akin, Corns, Chilblains or any disease requiring an
outward spplication should certainly keep thl ,, cele
brated AailKticinv Every bottle warranted to give
sithttactlon. For sale by Dr. H. C. Porter Son Co,
Porter et Kirby and F W. Brown Druggists, TOcltida
And by every Druggist . and dealer il. Brad
ford and adjoining counties.
Johnston Holloway and Cowden, whole ..le,Patent
Medicine Depot. No. ON Arch street Nutt epilua,Pa., -
Wholesale Agents. • H. BHOWNIG T. YLOR.
juiylrio-tt Propnetor, L«Day vine. Pa. -
T o Ti f E,PUBLIC !
- -
The tin , tersignEel w.,111.1 most- reecullt:ly
they at : l4 now pvTired cry way to attar t !f...•
UNDERT - KING I-317SECES:4-!
In all its-brunches. And we frost e...t) rice !,at-,4fsc
the services of any one , in that Ho,'
tipared no elpft.. cr. tr
trig from the slry , of A. mmleu
• ;. - ..earee which cannot be slurp:ls, , lor ct 01u.1,-
elegauce-, t'uia Side of our largt,:t
also secured the iervices cf s zon=t fc'•
and geutlemar.ly: piim,on to Atendtd ti:;,,14,1.!:,11
the blaine
J. R. .-1.1. - , one of oar-dral.
wig: inv lotinl at tI.
Furniture Store, on .337:itivo etreet. and-C. It. 31A%
crixr., the other zueinber of the' Ann, at
,Jer,ce oriZtlird stresq, or .11.1 ., ut .of Er L.
th :Beach. a very reliable and celerateiiphy,hnar..
;chime 0;1..1 la an Park curet.
{aver
ITO. Ail
Jan2s'72.l'
FIRST NATICi.S;AL DANE.
OF ToIN-AN-DA.
CAPITAL
.Sutip4rs Fun)
This Bank' afrt‘rf 'CNTSTAL . FACIT.ITIEN fon•
transaction u:
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GLWERALBAY KIYG c gt:SINES , '. 4.
.4
' CinniEST AID ON DEPOSITS ACCORDM; 74!
- AGREEmzsr.
- BrscLL CASE orrrs ro rag 03U-.Ecrios 97 N 0 , A3
&ND Cries+•
• Parties wishing to mere aroxar to say pert of the
rnited States. England, Ireland. Scotland, or the-prin
cipal cities and towns of Europe, can here rrwart
drafts for that purpose.
•
TIOKETY
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to or from the.old coontry, by - Jest-wan:Ay i
ar ear
-1
tag lines, alw f
sys on-band. .
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... t•
TVe; rfi.OL'Gß'X' OVER AI i.E.DrCiZt
tlighezt Pry-paid for U.S El:.!this. t;;;Id and
JOS. POWELL, President
December.l• 1869'.
BOOK'S BOOK'S."
BOOKS.
TIT. best place. in Nurtheer Pon:W.l . l . f :nos
-BOOK'S AND §T A.TIONE,O
C. F. cnOSS
flu Stock is always compl,te, -a.:•1 :n3lO lllO
erything in the line, such a>
BOOKS
r Of every description
PLAIN Lt FANCY 'STATIONERY
CHROMOS
SCHOOL BOOKS, SLATES. In.
$45 CO
40.00
a ot.
21 to
BLVNE BOOKS:
JUSTICiS' BLiNSS AND 131.A7.4: iiCltk•
.6.17!' All Daily, Workly, and' Mot.thly rarer! "!.
jperiodim ld
ta fuimished to a,g.ribcra th e 0"'"'
prices.
DIARIES FOR 187:3,
A large asa: , rtmeat, which A r
:11 Aol,l_:Lelt
Towanda' llw. 1619
.N IL ;1: 1-
litiMilitiliE
J. S. ALLY.S.
C. 31.
$125;000
40,000
Y. N. E1EM..73-•
BM
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0. F. CROSS•