11
tittrellmions.
MARK TWAIN DI A RAILROAD Oil
I got into the cars and took a seat
in juxtaposition_ to a. female. The
female's face was a perfect inprance
company for her —it . insured her
against ever getting married to any
body except a blind man. Her mouth
lOoked like a crack in a dry' lipamon,
and there was no' more expression
than there is in a cup of dry custard.
She appeared as; though - she had
been through one famine and got
about, two-thirds through another.
She was old enough to be a great
grhudmOther to Mary that had a lit
t4 lamb. She was chewing prize
popcorn, ,and carried in her, hand
yellow rose, while , a bandbox' and
cotton umbrella nestled sweetly by
her side.. I couldn't guess whether
sire was ou'a mission of charity or
Ivo 'going West to start a saw-mill.
1.. wasfull of curiosity to hear her
speak, so I said :
, " The exigencies of the times re
(mare great ,circumspection in a per
son who is traveling."
Said she, " What ?"
Says I, " The orb of day shines re- ,
splendent in the i'ault above."
She hitched around uneasy like,
•then she raised her cotton umbrella
and said : I don't want any of your
sass.—git out" ; and I got out Then
I took a seat alongside a mild fellow,
whb loyed to see the ghost of Ham
let lengthen out: He was stately
cuss, and he was reading.
Said I, " Mater, did you ever see
a cainid-leopard ?" said camel--
leopard, because it is a pious animal,
••iiand never eats any grass , without
petting down upon its knees. ,
' Ho said he had n't seenl a cam,el
- ,
. Then said I, " Do you chew ?"
3e aaid, " No sir."
Theil said I, " How sweet is
na
ture."
He took this for a conundrum,
and said hcedid n't know. ! Then he
. said be was deeply interested in 'the
history of a great man. " Alas! we
have but few."
I told 'him I knew one : " The
•
rtlimn that made cooking stoves was a
grate mail." ,
Then he *asked, "would I read?"
••• Says I, " What have you got r
He replied. "'Watt's Hymns,'
Reveries by Moonlight,' and .' How
to spend the Sabbath."
I said, "none of them for Hannah,"
but if he had an unabridged business
directory of Nov York city, I would
take a little read.
Then' he said, " Young man, look
at these gray hairs."
I told him I saw them,l and when(
a man got as old-.as ho was, he ought
to dye. Said I,;" You need n't think
those hairs are any sign jof wisdom,
it's : only a sign that your system lacks
on, and I would advise you to go
iinine sod swallow 'a crowbar."
• He .took this for irony, and what
little - entente cordial there was be
tween us was spilled. It turned out
he was ehiplain of a basb .club.
CEYLoN.—The island Of o Ceylon is
very beautiful ; the scenery lovely;
and the soil proauctiv_e in spices'and
many binds of fruit; ind&A,
that it alone might produce suflicient
coffee for the consumption of .the en•
tire 'world. The natives, however,
are far from pleasing. They are gen
erally of short stature, very effemk
nate . looking apathetic, and such
li
ars that it is , impossible to. depend
upon, their -.vont. If. they may' but
r.'pose for hour after - hour under a
7. - tree, with a piece of bread-fruit be
side there, they seem to care for little
else. Thejnen wear their hair turn
ed up behind with a - comb, the height
of the comb denoting the rank of the
wearer. This, and the small features,
gives them altogether sugh an effetal:
nate appearance, that it.f is difficult
for a European 'to, distinguish them
from the females. A visitor lately
entered one of the schools, and, see
ing a row of boys with their backs
• towards him, and eack:With a comb
in his head, unconsciously asked if
the:boys and girls were educated to
gether. "One of the natives of high
rank WaS lately ;called on to give evi
dence •at .ft trial, - and swore such
complete falsehoods, that he was ink,
prisoned for perjury.
,He appli' d to
the English Government, and, with
SurpriF4e, Irsked why he should be
puni'hed for what his people did.
My father," be " was a. liar,
- and my grandfather was a liar, and
we are all liars. It is the custom of
my country. 'Why should I pun-
Thhed ?"
WHY BREFDi OF SHEEP mem OUT.-
A r6ceuf writer says that if growers
of combiiig wools raising sheep pri
marily to produce mutton,' should at
tend to the 'breed, and keep their
sheep well fed, and care for them
n'enerally• and should also try to
mntnr them early so as to sell the
t.!3rcnF.s. We slxmldihave wool from
well-fd, young, healthy, srrong,well-: i
—bred d sheep, which is just the
wool wanted for combing and de
' laine 4purposes., Farmers cannot
keep these large sheep on lean past !
ores with but little care of them and
have good wool. The great reason
>, the combing wool sheep run out
when brought from England and
Canada is that they do not get the
same care r *id treatment they had
in those 'countries, and are often
kept on soil they are not adapted to,
and are not fed sufficiently. The
wool from,Leieester sheep that:have
been in the United' States two years
:is - generally harsher, i leaner, and
worth muCh leas than - it would have
.been if thn sheep had stayed in Can
:ida or England. Now this will not
always b 4 so, l for growers will yet
learn thalt thles , l large sheep need
wore to. at than the small Merino.
and theirqood should not consist of
Indian c~ru, but they. should have
some ropts, mangel-wnrzel and oil ;
cake. When sheep are fed un corn
they are Itoo hot and feverish and the
wool bec6mes harsh and brittle,while
a proper supply of roots and oilcake
with other food would produce soft,
§onnd, and ela:tic. -
• • li -
BI.;101. 0 1liT ABT110150311". - -The' Budd
hists. suppose ; the earth to be on the
back of an elephant, the stars remain
ing still; with no , motion. The di
- tirrial motion lof the heavens is only
apparent, and thefixedstara are seen
by their :,reflected images .in water.
In -a converittion with a traveler a Mrrx °Ns Or ACRES
I
'reputedly wish 'priest' Said about the
lOWA & NEBRASKA LANDSI
deluge that he knew nothing of suck - ' For Bale by the
a catastrophe as Noah's • flood or
Burlington & Mo. River R.R. Ca
Dncalion's. He was quiet astonished ~.
A; On ten years' credit at 6 per cent.
When mention :was made of ~.., ". ., . ..ng , PaoDUCTS :Kam far the bind and linpronetnatita
_, ,
fossil fishes in the solid rocks. He mach within the limit 01 this senirous credM Bet*
h id . pelt her seen orcread of such li ter cr " ne 1 1 : 1 1 ,t 4 1 I V iiiiti p Waal/ neve!
grata;lritylroi
•• striinge dii , covery. - Further. ' ; ~..- ~' twit sto w treated to "4°
thri,,,, and rirca n 'aft io n •
curved to him. that Tangn.i..in books 1 4 2:Er -• v ka rsr a ilir, eVertng - litdhse wall
I ' bon of
makes mention of sevci • al eat aelystue. rm . ... Audi, is ..,,id at 30 cents. and of bebresta
1 b 0. 1 . the world was carried about on ~....' ." at
"Ma price .
Poi,
(1 0 T r.
and
"
I t
lowa Cotnmissionq. Burlington. lowa.
~ ..:ll;eliar... . 's back was not question- ... i
ed among learned men of his ask? Azu2P1.8141144 S D
wbaillesr
agint hi ll "" ilavertill..
•• I =at inn nes . -
*mom TABLE OP- THE SULU-
Vaß & ssa BalMOUL—Taifteettaat ea
llc U. UM
=ION=MMEI==iI
a.. Is.
8:00
5:10
830
910
9:3)
9:50
10:20
11:10
5. IL
TOWANDA.
BAZOLLT /DUTTON
...310118011
AIM=
!MRCVSS.
BEER=
ft. F. GOOD .
Geo') Pustragert agent.
ERIE ItAILWAY.• •
• POLLIWeII DIET Disarm Bocix .utp aware
Ckwaten. combining all Modern bnprerennedta. ase
rtnetbrengb on ell bdmi between SenTork. Rork
eater, Entlek..=Talle, enspeolon *Are,
171eve 102 1% and .
Abstesekof e Table. Adcpted Nov. 4, 42.
• WEBTII'AILD. . = •
- . - 43 TATIO • ' 8 . li° 346 We ' Ns '
, • . L 50 11.*1 8.
-- - —..—.
. •
New York - • 00011 00 550 ...766
Port Jervis... . " 12 01 340 995 040
Sa!viiishaiivis . " 4uo 825 1 55 is so
c reit Bend 44 - 847 217 10 30
-Binghamton-- " 444 935 300 840
Owego . . ... . • ... !' 525 1049 400 496
Waverly - '•,.. GOO 11113 442 503
n .. . 835 12 30 520 11 It
pain a post.... "... 707 120 155 411 V
125 . . •
Itoelusser = ....,Arrlvs. , loli . ~t la - 1i iOil
Bortielpriruie.... .. 830 - .950 111 85 ......
Bogral l2 06 810 11 15
Maori Va 115..— - " '! 12
. 66 960 12 SO
Ekuirnsion Bridge '• 100 10 on 12,35
oOfton .. . 105 10,05 13'40
Dunkirk 141 .1 60 B'oo 116
Cleveland .i. .... .; " 635 .... - 100
Oinchinati' . , " 465 son
- P. 'l4 P. X. a. Y..
ADDITIONAL LOCAL Minis WESTWARD.
5:00 a.m., exact Sundays. from Owego.. Stopping
at Vogt 5:27. Smltbboro aasa, Barton 6:12, Waverly
7 M.-Chen:um 716.,= 1 fellaburg 815, 113Inhs 630.
Big Flats 1010. Corning 11:30. Painted Post 11;46.
Addison 1218 p.m.. Bathboneville 117. Cameron
Kills 112. : Cameron 215. Adrian sad, Canlateo
3:40, arriving at Borttelirrale at 4:00 p.m. --
• 5:15 a.m4 except Sundays. from Sumpserhatma.
Stopping sterna* Bend 558. Kirkwood 512. Bing
hamton 6:12, Hooper 6:35, Union 6:45. Campville
70 1 . Clump 7:20, Tioga 7:40, Bmithboro 810. Bar
ton 813. Waverly 3:27, Chemins 8:40, Wellsburg
315, Southport, 9:11. Elmira 9:13. Big This 9:50.
Corning 10:17. Painted Post 10:24. Addison 10:63,
Batbboneville 11:10. Cameron 11111 a 1111, Cameron
11:04 Adrian 12:00. Canisteo 12:13, and arriving at
B ernelleville at 12:10 p.m.
6:00 • 111.. daily, from Rusquehanna. Maxine st
Great Bend 510. Kirkwood 6:48. Binghamton 7:18.
Hooper 17:43, Urdon 17:53.,: Camprille 18:15, Owego
8:3 1 1. Volta 19:01. Sailiblikeo 19:13. Barton 19:25,
Waverly 10:00. Cliemung 110:15. Wellsburg 10:93,
Elmira 11:00. Big Flats 11:40. Corning 12:11 p.m.,
Painted Post 1112:15, Addison 12:45. Battiboneville
.11:00, Cameron lace nius. Cameron 117. Adrian
1110, Cantata° 2:02, And arriving at Bornellreille at
2:16 p.m. ....
1:10 p.m., except Sundays. from Busepteduxuss.
Stopping at Great Bend vs/. Kirkwood 2:30. Bing
hamton 3:12. Hooper. 4:16, Vnion 4:52. eliminate
5:30. and arriving at Owego at 6:05 pl.zu. .
1:15 p.m.. extalpritundays. front Elmira: Wapping
at Bin Flats 1:39. Corning 210. Painted Post 2:06,
and thane. via Avon. to Buffalo. arriving at 8:57 pm.
2:30 p.m.. except Sundays, from Binghamton.
Stopping st 800per.2:48. Union 210, Campville SOS,
Owego 3:18. Tian 315. Smitbboro 3:45, Barton 3:52.
Waverly 413. Chercting 4:20, Wellsburg 4:32.130ntb.
port 4:47. Elmira 4:49, Big Flats 5:17. Corning 6:35.
Painted Post 8:42. Addiann 612. ttatbbonennlle 6:15.
I namaron Willa 6:27. Cameron 6:35, Adrla 6:55, Can.
iateo 7:07, and arriving at Bornellsiiille 7:15 p.m.
EANTW A RD • ;
No. No. • No. No.
STATIONS'. 18.•- 4. l
118. t 2.
y ,...-......_.—,--..........
- P. IL. P. Y. P. N.A. M.
Cincinnati Leave 9 45 .. 6 45
Cleveland IS 15 WO6.
. - . : ..
, Dunkirk. . ..1 10 10 . 00
Clifton., 130 5 30 955•715
Snarenidon Bridge .. 140 540 1005 720
Niagara Palle:— ." 1 45 5 45 10 12 7 30
Buffalo " 230 620 11251 800
Bornellsville ... .. 8 615 10 10 3 05 11 00
Rod:teeter. z .. ' i 400 530 I 800
Corning .. 725 11 38 432 12 13
Elmira .. ' 803 12 15 513 12 VI
Waverly ' .. 840 12501 - 549 120.
Owego .. 9 25 1 30 628 156
Binghamton- ... .. 10 10 2'15 711 2 311
Great 8end,. , ,,... " 2 41 7 40 302
Susquehanna ..,„ .. 10 68 300 8 10 3 Se
Port Jervis Arrive 2 52 6 50 11 55 6 45
Middletown....., . • 8 53 7 45 12 42,
G
•
Goshen I. • ... • • 803'
Newburgh , .. - 11 40', - i 835
Paterson 550 1 0 00 1- 7351 8 54
Newark , .. 700 2 051 515'
leTeey City 633 11 so, 3 101 925
New York. " • 7 00 , 11 001 8301 9 40
• •. . at. ae. P. M. I P. IC
ADDITIONAL LOCAL TRAINS EASTWARD
6:00 a.m.. except Sundays from. Horneßraille.
Stopping atesnistso 5/2. Adrian 8:47, Csinerone:so,
Cameron Mills 700. Eathbonerville 7:30 Addison
8:25, Painted Post 9:15, Corning 10:00, Big Flats
10:42, Elmira 11:30.5.m.. Southport 12/5, Wellsburg
1:18. Chemung 1:80, Waverly 3:30, , Barton 308,
Smithboro 3:25, Tipp :345, and arriving at Owego
at 4:10 p.m. t '
5:55 a.m. daily from Hornellsvill. !Stopping at
Camero 0:45, Addison Corning 0;17. Elmira
11;03, Waverly 12;42. P.m., Smithboro 1:40. Tlngs
2:00, Owego 2:30. Carnpville 3/3. 17nion 3;3A, wog.
han.ton 4;12. Kirkwood 4/7. Great Bend 5;22, and
arriving at Susquehanna at G;00 p.m.
1:00 a.m.,' except Sundae* from Hoinellivilic
Stopping at Canisteo 7:13, Adrian 7:25. Cameron
7.42, Cameron 7;42. Cameron Kills 7:4B„Ttathbone.
/ills 8/5, Addison 8:13, Painted Post 8;30. Corning.
8;33, lila flats 8;49. Mears 9;08. ScroOport 9:15,
Wellsburg 9:3o..Chemnng 9;45, Waverly .10:1 1 0. Ber
ton 10;15, Smithboro 10;23, Tiogs 10;35. O wego, 10:48
Csmpville 11:05, Unien 11;20. Booper.lL3o; and
arriving at Binghamton 11 :40 al m.
`Stopping
at
a.m.:except Sunday.. from Owego. Stopping
at Campville 7:47. Union 8:28, loaner 13:41. Bing.
tuunton 9:10. Kirkwood 10:30. Great Betidll:ls. and
arriving at Susquehanna at 11:55 a.m.
1:85 p.m., except ettmdsra from Borne:Wallis,
stopping at Canisters 2:08. Adrian 2:20. Cameron
2:45. Cameron Hills 2:51. Rathboneville $:O7, Addi.
son 3:25, Painted Post 3:53. Corning' 4:35, Big Flats
4:28 Einiirs 4:5G. Southport 5:12 Wellsburg 5:30,
mune 5:48. Waverly 6:05. Tloga 6:50, •Oweiro 7/5,
Camuville 7:32. Union 7/2, Hooper 7:59, Bingham
ton 8:23, Kirkwood 8:45, Great Bend 9;02, and ar
riving at Susquehanna at 9:22 p.m:
1:58 p.m.,except Sunday', from
c tanted Post.
Stopping at Corning 2:05, Big Flats and arriv
ing at Elmira at 2:AO p.m.
• Daily.
t Mondays excepted, between Hornellsville and
Port levels,
3 StonSundays only.
Aar Through Tickets to all points ;teat at the
very Lowest Rates, for gale in the Company's °Mos
st the j Waveriy Gevot. • is
Thiele the only authorized Agency of the Erie
Railway Company for the gale of Western Tickets in
Waverly. , •
Baggage will be checked only on Tickets purchased
at the Company's Mike
L. D. BIICILEB,
nen'l Rapt.
A . J. NOBLE ..& CO.,
P 5 - ' M
F . N 3 W N W -
LOAN AGENTS,
HATE FOF. BALE ON EASY TERMS
SEVERkDWE'LLINGS,
Situated convenient to business
portion of town
Office with
NOBLE .& VINCENT,
Towanda, Nov. 27. 1872
AGENTS ! QUICK Or you will
ratartholot of territory, (there la a MIMI for It),
on DISILEWISII hat and great work.
OUR DIGESTION,
Os ITT JOLLY PRInEk'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 is by America's meet popul*r writer on health.
A. It is. for - the price. the largest and handsomest
book ever sold by subscription. Agents, the people
art. eager for such a book; and will urge yon to bring
it to them. Writ,, for teriam,'ke.. free.
GEORGE MACLEAN. Publishet,
733 SILCISOM Street. Phat
•
sep.ll'72-ly
110 BISON'S REPEATING
RIFLE, NEW }TODDLE,
Simple, Strong, Powerful. Safe. and Accurate. wblei
makes It one of the best Guns ever offered to
Sportsmen. Pried' from $3B to. $lB. Send for*
circular to F. A Mazfield, Welt Aubtin. Pa.. agent
for Bradford, SuequebnanB. goilimn. Wyoming.
and Luzerne ecntunea. Zior.llm4
MONEY SAVED, •
STOVES AND HARDWARE
oral Mm.TI.
rWARDA
Marble Works.
.
MOO
3K
3:30
2:11t
sr
tap
12:3o
s. IL
Ens kat readred the begot aesoelasenk el
Id. A. - R. 33 IjH
Wax exhibited in Ude moan. to tad& this
invite tbsattentioa of Use Public.
They keep on band'oe font& to order
TOMB STONES,. MANTLES, &,
12 45
436
4M
4 45
1 35
00
6 on
A. M.
Persons in want of anything in oar Una are rai
speottally tntited to,call and ennilsw out stook.
LADIES FRIEND
The sales of Sewing Machines in
1871. as reported under oath tII 11172. to the owners
of Sewing Machine Patents, show that the
JOHN N. AgthTl-i.
Aiet
AND
3!OUR
W. L. PEEDLICTOL
Mkedia - mti.
GEO. MoOABE k SON
11. Al lii
MONUMENTS,
) Of swirl styls,
Pio kb y :14 •:•17•Dlzii - glif v 5i ;II A
McCABE & SON.
==!
S G- la IR,
MANUFACTURING COMPANY
SOLD LAST YEAH 181.260 MACHINES.
Nbiet prr cent of the 91 being
FOR FAMILY USER
This is over 50,000
More Sewing Machines than were
sold by any other company during the same period.
Every Machine sold by
WIC4.HA3II A: BLACK
GM , .:ZIXAL AUCNW;
Tow DA, PA.;
14, 1i72.
NEW GOODS
EMI
B. A. Pettes & Co.'s
OPPOSITE THE 001711 T HOUSE.
Consisting of a general line a
STAPLE
FANCY DRY GOODS,
OEM
SHAWLS,
NIIBIAS, -
I• ; v.r • ;
WATTS-PROOF CLOTHS ARD cLoxiattos,
VELVETO AND V V =MN&
ALSO ,
HAIR GOODS FOR LADIES,
I=
LINEN SWITCHRS, BRAIDS AIM COMB.
Orall the Latest Style'.
I
AuLISNERY GOODS IN ALI. VARIE
Towanda, Oct. 8.1872
NEW STEAM FLOURING MILL
• [N SHESSEQUEC, PA
the aobacrib &Area to gin -not os that his new
STEAM FLOURING MILL
I. now In sommoitl operation. and that bit to prs
pared to do all work In his lino on abort sulks.
L.
CUSTOM GIUNDI3O DOZED OK= SAXE DAY
THAT IT 1 RECIMRD.
RbiM Dodistost dad lye Mow. Oats Md.
Ihsed. Dess. de., dims an Auld sad Os ssie
imst raw
at
PADTMAD MO>H eoesa Mies ad the
west sibs ot this pstrodss =
bass their lisr~ peed Imps. wlssa asy
Mne visa 4 toe Irds sad dpvirds.
501.411. IF, 4. ATlad.
5000 AGENTS WANTED at Once
tor oar New Beek. the U et the Great Rl
pkwer, .
LIVINGSTONE.. .
A Uniting amount of twilit b. ltai 'civerinwed and
aeopoptieboo Owing twentpolyht yews tate. wilds
ot-Afnea, sail blo nourreetion from Wag
&eft by STANLE of
Y. with yArdentars of las p a erilous
hip In search of. and long sojourn wftb lb,
diaeoteree. etc.. ate6oo poem ottty $2 50. t i r t
venally wanted. For toll deocrlpbos and erns
aldreskat
_ . =Sap atot.exibmaire.
astgaltmt Nib tt MOO
. 4
T liz IINDHINIGNICD;. HATING
. et -
la Ss am Ka i. Mat 00.011 so? perm/
to aft So Os Mum ot Omsk" mil yid&
a lamp aid well eilissist die et
G S 0 0 - E /I I E 8 ,
11,166 I Wm puellmiii foe Ori. mad IMII tweldria
list I era all WI es ire lons as ass . 14 perobseed
.aiseirlism I giaw oar to tbeputilke a rpissald stook
T=B, OOFFPIEfi, SUGARS,
=KM lIALZIPATI7II. SP2OOI.
r.M7W7ZIj:IUT7I. ' M:fIr. 7. O
Ibipoostsimetly band. POLE. Mil& LaD. in*
an pais et Num --wawa eon tha sumacs arum
peddle to ass Opal is asst
STOCK OP TOBACCO,
. - _
L gnat/ at pica Use Ostlers 131glibillt4L111111.
sh 7. New Tort Obaseical and Brows Sow ;'
Mem ea sad esacoine are stock. of
. I 4 4 • '
o'llo3 TOTIZr
SOAPS. to. I will pezr the highest ;ash pries for
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Farmers. give es s call before senlizg elsewhere
All persons Indebted t 9 tae late Ina willpiesee call
and make tnanedfati payment.
To ands, Itucb. U. larl
M . , T. LONG.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
WOOD. WILLOW, AND STONE WADE.
FLOUR, FEED, MEAL, &a,
COR. MAIN AND. BUDGE . SW.,
-1 desire to mil the attention of the public to my
assortment of goods, which is always fall and eom
'plate. and will be sold to my customers at lowest
market rates.
My atock`of
Have been purchased lance the late reduction is the
tariff on them. and are offered at prices to cor
respond.
Orders bij mall or otherwito will revolve careto
and prompt attention.
IS WABRAICTED
Thanking the pallid" for the liberal patronage
they WO given ma: I wish a continuance of -the
gam. I
ci l sa PAID TOE COUNTRY PRODUCE.
, i feb.2oll
FOX" k MERCUR tire. now receiv
ing a fresh stock at Goods to their Une.'txrught
'Moe the lst Januar,. to which - they Invite the at
tention of tiler friends. We keep the largest stock
In town. Our goods are ; Mesh and desirable. We
sell at lowest market prices.
Jan. 19. 1871.
FRESH AND NEW TEAS, bought l g
since the recent dedlne price, and s
cheap at retail. FOX. k MXIIOI7II.
Jan. 19. 1871.
vox & IitERCITE are selling Gro-
Js. caries it retail. Jim 19.1871.
VOX a, .31ERCIM are selling New
1. and Fresh Goode. Jan. 19, 1871.
VIIOX & HERCUR are selling*Gro
1. antes cheap. Jan. 19, 1871.
- PDX & MERCUR are selling first
A. clam Gooda only. Jan. 19.1671.
VOX . & AIERCUR are selling
A- cheaper than ever. Jan. 19. 1871.
REMEMBER that we, are selling
Goods at
RETAIL!
And that we won't be tindpeold.
Jan. 19, 1871. FOX & NERCUR.
MICHIGAN FINE-CUT TOBAC
CO—very cboiee—at
Jan. 19. 1871. FOX & MEBCUB S.
VOX & MERCTITR do not deal in
&toddy Goode. Jan. 19. 1871.
HOSIERY,
OUR CUSTOMERS can 'rely upon
the eerj best the market affords and at
lowest=ea.
Towanda. Jan. 19,11. HYNRY
14 MEMBER THAT FOX & MICR
JLVCITS are nftiling all Wads of GTooB=lt
wholatelerion. The larswn stock to town.
Brat clam - Prices low. K. L. FM.
OW. 29.10. • SWIM YEBOI3II.
NEW CARRIAGE VACTORY
4.1 _
Respeetfolly sanonnos to his friends and patrons
that he his built a
where he will conidantlikeep on hand • full assort
ment of
TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES.
city Kate at the beet inateetai and finished
ty hi the beat
trie. the tang experience tn ciOnstage
pitannini gtves hints decided advantage one others
is Oa •
cd Ids •arms. All they mks la as
narzonort OF MEI WORK
prwrions to psectostai daiwban.
ALL WWII WARRANTED TO RITZ MATZO!
Thaaktal fee the need, perms, hessette .:•
leaded and eeepeettelle mak . a eastinesaise of the
maw
11~
P
Tim is bind 'abase stock at.
m DO.,
'WOODEN WARE..
A
C. B. PATCH.
0. B. PATCU.
Nt , . PATTON'S BLOCS.
TOWANDA, .PA
COFFEES,
TEAS,
AND
SPICES,
Opposite the new Jul,
TOWANDA,. PENN'A
P:EQIWO:0111 , 1 3Z
NEW BRICE WARIAOE FACTORY
FAMILY_ CARRIAGES,
PLATFORM WAGONS,
F17:M1171
Astd4 - 00e.cm4-ZWnMhty
11218TACTION.
~i ~. ' 7r ~ ~yy ~ yea ~~ .0 ~~
rtwinovil rid,
TOVIM& Oh. evum..te' m "" '1.411166
- • , aloft&
R IBANTAThpIit ,
, r ?frASSIONAIXPIt ThIPOIEJ.
Opposifa, Public eqnst, -
Hasp ainqm an hand - . fnII iasort•
`wmu37
L'Jla:~`~ ris~l r:
BEADY-MADE CLOTHING
In all ,the !Med styles,
HATS OAPS ANtrtr*BREILLAIS,
Plaitn:iieshirig <3- oods
111 great variety.
CUTTING DONE ON SHORT
AM WORE WARRANTED.
6 6 MAIT-SIREET,
TOWANDA, PA.
THIS CAPS THE .CLESIA7C
To contemplate that man Is made capable:of
fathoming tbe . depth of the mlghty ocoan and meas.
tiring the distance to the most distant star. and we
were about tp lay,capable of weighing the solid con
tents of the sun. And it is wonderfully strange that
this firm of BrotheWhave made themselves so con
versant with every branch of the great and Impor
tant Clothing and Yurnishing 'trade that It males It
unquestionably the place for every one t; buy.
Here yon will And Clothes extremely diem;
Pile upon pile, beep upon heap;
Of asery.grade. texture. and hue. '
For White or Pisa, Gentile or Jew.
- •
All say at once. We wid go there.
For they do business " on the square:
Their Clothes are good, and prices just.
They pay foetal, and give no trust.
All that want Clothes should go and see
Those prices, styles. arm quantity;
Bats. Caps, or Clothes, tein or thick,
Umbrellas or a Walking Stick.
Buy your Furulabiug Goods of them:
Buy all your Clothioa of them;
Buy of Oita firm; buy of no ottierit
For reasons shy. It s Is WoLFF BROTHERS
Towaudt, Oct 1. 1872.
BLOOD CO.,
Bth continua o roatitkfacture their celebrated
HORSE POWERS R CLEANERS,
and will sell $ better :machine, for lees money than
can be had elsewhere In the world. We claim for
our machines that they will .do se lunch, inore r
than any other, and are snore durably built. We
personally auperibiterid our *work ind see that it is
well down. We will send
of our insoblnes, on milk* ion.
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
Owe ft Two Horse 111RES1 IER of SEPARATORS.
TRREStIER and CLEANERS
FANNING MILLS,
CLIICCLIS ►SD. DRAG ILA WILLA,
SAW AND GRIST MILL liork . tione to ordi•r
Give us a call before pircharing elsewhem.
Vcl "00 SillalaVllll
"00 1' .aooria
Esza
FOUNDERY &11.ACiElINE SHUT.
The uadereigned tisiving, purchased the Foundry
and Machine Shop lately owned by John Carman.
are preparml to do all kinds of work appertaining to
their badness, with promptness and dispatch.
MILL O.EAAINGS,
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS',
MAN DRILLS,
►aa an wadi of
MILL IRON-8
Y. J. LONG.
ENGINES REPAIRED,
And altwork warranted to give satisfaction
SHINGLE MACHINES
Of the latest and moat improved kinds nuntilletared
and apt constantly on band ready for -nse.
SIDE-HILL, IRON AND WOODEN BEAMS
CITLTWATORS, CORN PLOUGHS
PLOUGH POINTS
Of all kinds. and the latest traprormaeats kept
' eaustittly on hand.
LARGE AND SMALL- SIZE
STOVE CAS-TINGS
• 'CELLAR GRLTES.
SLED AND SLEIGH' SHOES,
And all kinds of castings tarnished to
March 10. 1170. & 110()CIEWILL.
WANTED -BOOS AGENTS
vox 111 Z
GREAT INDUSTRIES
An 11latozical munmary of the Origin. Omni and
Perfection of the Chief Industrial Arts
. re this country.
1300 PAGES AND SOO ENGEAVINGS.!
Written by 20 Eminent Author!". including John B
Gough. Leon Owe. ledinard Bowtand. Joe..
B. Her. E. Edwto Hall.
Horace G . Philip Ripley. Albert Brisbain,.
F. Lt. PARYINd. ect., etc.
This work is a complete Idatory of all branches of
industry, ;Prodigies of minute lure, etc., in all ages
It is a complete encyclopedia .1 arts and manufac.:
taxers, and is the most euterixining and valuable
work for Information oustibjerts of general interest
ever offered to the public. It is adapted to the wants
of the Merchant. Manufacturer, Ilezhanic, Farmer,
Student, and Inventor, and sells to bdh old and
YottiSt of both claws. The book is aced by agents
who - are making large sales in all parts of the e .un.
try. It is tiffer•?d at the low price of $350 and la
the cheaper book ever sold by subscriptron. No
family should be without a copy. We want agents
in every town of the United r t.tes, and no anent,
can tall to do Well with this book. Our terms are
liberal. We give our agents the exclusive right of
territory. One of our agents • snld 113_ codes in
eight days another sold 368 in two weeks. Our
agent In Hartford sold 397 to one week. Specimens
of the wort sent to agents on receipt of stamp. tor
circulars and terms to agents address the publish;
ere. J, M. BURR a HYDE, Hartford, Conn ,
Chicago, 111., or .oeinnnti„ Ohio.
AGENTS WANTED for our
New Book, the. -
FUNNY SIDE OF PHYSIC,
Or the Wineries of Medicine: Pre•enUnif the Hu
mors and Serums Bides of Ke.tleial Ibractice. An
Etym. of Keitical Hetabula. Qua. ka. and Chart.
Wane of all ages and all countries. 800 pages, 380
Nognivinne.
Au Lateresting and amusing treatise on the Medi
cal gamboge of the past end present. It exposes
Qes 11. imposture, Traveling Dodoes. Patent M
cine Vanden. Noted Female Chests. Fortune Tell
ers sad Medan= and ghee icterealag scroanta of
Noted Physicians and naratiees of their lime. It
shows bow filthy le manufactunal Tubs= end of
whet vile liquors medicines are composed. It re.
veins i'Mng secrets and Instructs .11 how to
avoid the LIU which flesh is bete to. We glee swim
she territory and liberal COMMAS ions. For dice.
Mrs said to as address the .publiabers. J. B. BURN
it HIDE. Hartford. Ct.. Chicago. 111., or Cinc *natl.
Ohio.' i
Or Ways end By-Ways in the Bidden Life of
4.1111:810AN DItECTIVEL
We ward a. ants for this book. It dl.klosea sU the
wirsterles or the Detective B3stern. It la a record
for the pad twenty years or the most skilltrd deteo
tires of taw solitary. in which the mats of-Bank
Robber.. .Thieves. Pickpockets, Lottery Men. Coun
ter tut Money Desire.. and swindlers of all eldest*
areexposed sad brought, to leeks. • Prke $1 IL
11814 for dievigaraisi4 Mau le •0111. TINWROM
moot of
AND MATtNGS.
re) sRli IA
NOTICE.
CATALCK3IIE9.
MADE TO ORDZI-
-PLOUGHS,
Of . all kinds,
CHGTRN POWERS,
-'-,)""
.:e r.~ ~f It 4
OF TEE UNITED prrAm,
KNOTS UNTIED,
I!
GIWORM AM PROVISION
STORM.
11,t9,A88 &EDWA.BDE.
lihedeirais said SAM Damien is
FAMILY GROCERIES
•
. . -
• " uD
PIIOVIBIONS,
,faiactrive NEW BLOCK, TOWANDA. PA.
wo do sot dais U sammary to osummaido ill lite
dilatant ertkettee w keep- Oareesortowest
ALWAYS 400liEspar..
Ira nottdag but
FIRST CLASS GOODS.
Club paid far Panama Produce.
Mai IIeMBA
March 1.1170. ZDU'LRDI3.
CENTRAL MARKET. - .
.
. The subscribers SUE °outlasts to Lep conatantle
on nand * full sod complete neeortznent of. freer/-
thing ;whittling to that bustaess. cosuAstlng maim'
* os , - - ..
BEM', PORK, FRESH AND SALT
suass auszb mum
MUTTON. BEEN', JANA
VEAL. POULTB.I.
SAUSAGE: LARD,
BOLOGNA. DRIED Any.
. .. - • TALLOW. ec., ke.
_ Also. ' - .
. I S
FRESH FROM THE LAKES.
' OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY
rrtsr7M•74'in!ll
PSrtl' viab Oysters to lards or - small quanti
ties 'MU itbod on short - tgelits. at Cita oad
stand. Currant.' Maass. Montan:o'i Block. Ord
door north of Dr. Porter".
Cgs& G Ste. xmom a StULLOCI.
rasa latruAsts. j
Fab. 34. 1840-tf •
11IGHEST MARKET PRICE ,
Lt cais; PAID raft
GRAIN, BUTTER AND EGGS,
BY •
GEORGE SMITH,
WTSAUEING PA.
_ Apra 18. 1872.
.800t,3 aid Shoes.
N E FIRM -
IN TUI
BOOT AND SHO:', TRADE
CORNER .sr, COONS
Would announce that having bought out Mr. L. L.
MOODY. they are now prepared to offer t tho pub
lic a large and Tamil ansortincnt of
BOUTS, I.'IURI S,
TRAVELING BAGS,
GLOVES, MITTENS,
LEATttEli..Bllo£ FlNDltitis. tc•
We shall keep line of HUMPHREY BROTH
ERS & TRACY 8 mauttfacture of goons as wed as
many other goofs of Arst-class make.
We are sole agents fair
E 3 ris S
edebrated Make of
BOOTS AND SHOES
For Towaads
And customers can always rely upon finding t full
aupp y of these goods for
LNDIES, GENTS. MISSES. ; , t CHILDREN'S WEAR
Shoemakers and others wanting Leather shoo'
find.n,ns, be , aill find with us a good assortment at
all times. •
Idr.f S. Robertson remains •with us and is ready
to - give fits" in, too /ray of Fine Boots to all who
may Divot him-with r a
Al OUT goods are all bouet of the taanufacturers
*omit-if:4bl° and will dell at tho lowest bottom prime
fbr rapt. We hopo by fair beating to merit the pat
foliage of all.
J zomc T. coasts. I
IR. Y. akar& J
Toast.%la. Oct. 1872.
O Ci WOODFORD,
.
NEW YORK BOOT AND SHOE
STORE,
SO3.PATSON & OBIFFITIISBLOGILBSIDGE St
•
Is receiving one of the largest and
best stock of BOOTS tk, SHOES ever
brought in Towanda, which he is
offering at the very lowest prices for
Cash, consisting of GENTS CAL?, KIP
dt SroGA, BOYS CALF BOOTS, LA.DIE3,
HISSES and CIIILDRMeS Shoes of all
kinds all bought direct froM the
Manufacturers, and hand ' made; all
goods warranted. A -FULL'STOCK OF
_LE VU= AND FINDINGS.
Thankful for past fevers, l solicit
a continuance of the sam
Towanda, May, 1, 1872.
0 K E 1
The BIM. most DESIRABLE. and most !CO
NONICAL FUEL Mr =lump purposes dcuirm sum
oar. For WA by the
TOWANDA OAS COLICT
iliteTweile ends per bushel at Osa Bowe. or
on •raM. n05r1111.14711
10100K-BINDERY.-THZ - PUB
tic I. teapoottuttr Wormed that the Boaltath•
dim boa bout retooved to this “Reporter"
thlrd w arth to dam
300Z-BINDI3IOI
temangers booted to and from say Hallway eta;
I ono/ Seaport to Great Britain. Ireland. ilerwaY.
kireden, Denmark. G mat,. France, Holland, Bel
; DUD. and Has
,United mates.
Cabin fere from New York to London r tlrerpool.
bac,. and Dern. Sae and e 33.
.111.01,1181riN TICIMTS $l2O.
latennediate,.. ....$33 I Steerage -.` $3O
All payable in Ctirrency.
• * Pardee iendlng for their nrem.ie 113 tbe Old Coun
try can purchase tcketa at reduced prices. -
Fur further particulars appli to HENDERSON Bens.
.7 Bo..ling Omen. N.Y.. or H. H. Each - Err Central
-
en Mom. tosraada. Pa . or N. N. tscr - rd. Ir..
stl4r anima Plitbril. wirick in
Witty be warranted. quaint and dive' It int Nauru:id Bank or Towanda Dec. 114":2
to an it micas bntoeben an temp nononable is
• the noes" min anon. The be miss
Cis chow of
11. a lIPUITALIM.
En everieneol Btnder. and MI erotic willbe
done to a style and manner which mince be=
nom, Maguinee. Neirmrid &Mb. ken bound
to every vertift of etyke Parb-mbm'ettentiou will be
paid to the B and Binding of
AU work wiU be ready for delivery when premised
pp
I.3LASTEIL—A su l y
The patronage et the public Is sellelied. arid pa.
'SA of 'Fresh
' A
estaidsetles instsittied. • Osessid.
ToineisrAmpollallFS - kI, aluter t " al " IWO° & /1005
=
MEI
otocKEßy non
cs 4 -
WICKHAM BLACK.
SILVER PLATED WARE,
---0
COMER & COORS.
AT THE
11 . LANIE 130013.
FRUIT VARS.
prisgioftDW:
- BOWLS.
M'S -FOR JF.T.T.TIFIS
Prow itodgers & ittls6°i'•
TABLE uw.i:L!RY.
Associ of um, •
SINGER SEWING MACHINE.,
INSURANCE AGENCY
AT
o ItICK - 13 NI" St, BLACK'S;
Towanda, July
NEW MEI: 711741 T TAILORthG
EST. , iiI.ISIIMENT.
JOHN U. SI-d3IAHON-1.
flu removed to the building for:l34ly occupied by
W. T. Davies, Eoq, -
OPPOSITE lILF.RCIIICS BLOCK
And it now prepared toll:total the people of • thla
4ifipnity with everything in the line of
C Li 0 - rr H S,
For Gentlemen and 13z , F 4. Wear
eUTTING DONE ANL, CLOTHES MADE UP
ON TILE SHORTEST NOTICE. and
PERFECT FITS GULEINTkr.D
„
My sto.k,p . f dethe 'Lan been selected froiu
beet In the tnartet, and I fret confident Will gt•ie
nAlsfactti n.
Towanda, Jan. 'Jo. 1:013
pA: & N.Y. CANAL R.R. cp.- 7
ARRANOEME'.." * T OF P TRAMS,
To tak,- rflect uday .
P/UNCIPAL
ST&TIONB - .
Ell
Ili
'9lO , ..Elmira 12 45,
915 Wayerly 1157'
9 Athens. ..,. 11 45
lo _ :Towanda. L... 11 its!
11 93: illlls'
ti93j - , ....Lacryvllfe.... 943
le 49 .... &let hotipen.., 920
11 56 Mehisipany...9 13
13 45 t'...Tunkhantg , r6... 8 40
1 50 7 2S
2 1 „Wilkes Bairn_ 700
4 35
5 50 1 ; ay
6 05! —Bethlehem ,
'6 , 51 Easton
350
4 42 1
5 OU
730'
898
8 40
91R
• I
8 20, ....Plilladelptia.
TEC
New . York
No.• 311 leaves Towanda at 7 10 a. rii.; Athens. 7 50
• in.; Waverly, 805 a. in., arriving at Elmira at
9 00 A. it..
No. 31 - leaves at.s 30 p. m.; 'Waverly. ut
1 15" p. m.; Athena, at 6 30. p. m., arriving at To
.wanda at 7 15 r. N.
. . . , .
4rawing !loom Cara attiched to Trains and 9
run through from Elmira to Philadelphia. - -
R. A. PACKER. .
.
Superintendent.
NE W ROUTE . TO . PIIILADEL-
'NORTH PENNSAVANLI RAILROAD
Shortest and most direct line to Philadelphia. Pal.
timore: Washlngtou. and
Passengers by ..,thiS route take t eunsylvanla .
New York Railroad train. passing Towanda 4.10,0
A.M.. and 2:O p. m: - make dose connection at Lie
thlchem with Limas train of North PCIIIIII Wai
taki, and arrive in Philadelphia at 8:20 P. AL. and
10:30 p.m.. in time to take - tratos either for
the a:South or West. Palace care arc attcoh,tl to the
9913 P.M. train. , . .
City pageetigereara are at the Depot on urtrafet
all trains 'chore paelepter a to the varions Depeta
and to all partaof the' ity. -
airrotornia.
Leave North Penn'a t3hdruad Depot. corner Y.
and Americas, S Phitadelptna. at ti:3o Jr 9:43
aeriemeg at Towand. 4 !.57" Jt, Holt P. St., same evening.
Non's fisirgsge Expr clillevis and delivers bag.
gage, oft:ONO Ina MEd 11b 'street. ProLidelphia.
• 111M0111 . aCCOMMODATIoNti
ireight received at Front ad.. Noble etre‘te.
delptlia. sad forwarded by Daily Fut IrtAibt train
toiTowanda. and ell points 1u Sna lii hanus valley
with quick dispatch. ' ELMS• ...ARSE.
lieu. Qt. !CY .U. ~ Front in 1 Will", Sta. -
Jan 3.18:2. • Philadelphia.
WE CLAIM FOR
LAZARUS & MORRIS'
CELEBRATED
p*Dio4Drolimmi*xeittsonfzi
AND EYE GLASSES. 1.
Thu nr.dei mentionecLadvantages over tilos.; in ordi
nary n•e, the proot of which may be seen - in the
extraordinary sales, and constantly increasing de.
mend for them:
Ist. That from the peculiar construction of the
slave* th.dy assist and preserve the eight, render
ing frequent changes unnecessary. .
2,3.- That they confer a brilliancy and distinctness
of vision, with an amount of .easo a ,d comfort not
hitherto enjoyed by spectacle wearers.
3d. That the material from which the Lenses are
ground. la matitita,tured emelt ly for op, lc ptirpo•-
es4lind ix pure. hard, and brilliant, and not liable
to become sera ibed.
4th rase the frame in which theyare out, whett
er to Gold. Silver, or ritcel. are of the ii , ,eit`quali y
and floishotn.l guarautped perfrct iu every respect.
For ale only liy oneouthorizrd agent In this local
ity. We never supply or employ peddlers.
j_W. A . Chamberlin,
Sole Agent, - _
Nerr-10.1872.
ANCHOR LINE,STEA.MEPS
SAIL liftEllt
1)11; IL PORTER & SON,.
sip '
OLD CASH DRUGS, STORE,'
OX'f.M!:UMI:D SR i lM.lta,
Omar MUD and Pins Strad% Tonna,. Ps..
Wm monly Wed West, to ear stock *fug Oa
assortment, constituting en satthairo vs.
deg, anbracing maiy articles mesa in the Arts tar
assehansaii isse. mearillP selected eta
to the re emits of the publics. which
=ed. Y inc ried with fresh purchases. and
on the reasonable hams st Wholesaler.
asta.aus*unsof - -
DRuoi, Iffroterns, Cam . - f;
ram. otta. AFassuzs. •
OHM AND TURPENTELSB,
ELM PAM. VOLNIEUL*
KEROSENE OR COAL 014 ..
• Burning irhada.
• LAMM sztArits. MON& CIIIIINEM
Sperm. Lard. Whale, Seats Foot;
TANNER'S AND MACHINE 0118,
iteuey sad Toilet articles is ail their variety,
irosam saysuzs. '1301.P8.
Pomaite. Ilalrthres, ftesll3:mr/.
POCKET BOOKS, PORT MONAIS,
Twit. 'exor AND . ILUB PIIZPAILVTIONS,
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
. •
Tumooo, Eawryi Prva an) Groats,
Garden. Field and flower , Trams, Sup
porters, Suspensories. til3oulitor .Braces. Breast
Pu.mpa Teething Rings. Nursing' Bottles,
Nipples. 'Nipple Melia and Stnekta, 13=0 1 .
Sad Plata. Selt•Seenng Fruit Jars.
2120/130 . 0.111,_ Flevortuit Extracts. Stone
Jogs. Glass 'Ware, Wa's, Vials. Corks. Bath
Brick. slid Stove Macau*, Fish Tackle. 6tri
munition. /Cc., &saute. Eclectic and tiousipath ,
to Medicines. and all the popular Pat.•nt
All artiLes warranted as represented. Parsons at
a distance can race t•. their cyders , by stage or mail:
wrucb ecdl receive prompt and careful attention.
Medical advice given gralmitutfaly at the dike.
chancing ouly for medicine.
far Thankful for past liberal ihstr °nage. would t c
pa-tinny announce to their friends and the public.thas
no pains shall he ..pared to satisfy, and tnertt thecon•
tint:anon of their oolitic - Sem*. and putroUsge.
oar own SundAys for prescriptions from 9 to 10
a.m., and 12n. tc: 1. and, 5 to 6 p.zu
U. C. PORTER SON. _
April 1. 1872.—yr.
THE WORLD'S TONIC. - • -.-
Purely Vegetable and free f r om AleohoL
• . ?
DE. P.. :LI:YR I3IER'g
3E3* rr "Ps S
2
• A CERT/P. CURE FOR-
Seated Cough. Incipient Consutniition,„ Cohis. Spit•
tiny; Blood Jun:P.m.:Lion of the Lur.gs, ettatal.
Bronchitis. Droop. Whooping Cough. !asth
ma. Pants in Dreast'or' Side. t loPegatai
• Jeundiee, uizzinese. Loss of Apge
t t.-, Fryer and Ague.-
indigestion.' Ltycr ComLtint. Dierrhoea, and all
Diereses of ibc , ' Lung-, Stomach.
and tildneys. ' . • .•
WHOLSILE DRUGGISTS. ELMIRA, :LE,
So Altmta, and to whom all orders chould be
addressed. Price, 11.00. •
Der Sew CirOulara for furtlar inforaWtion..Wg
'juuwl2.72•V
AYER'S HAIR Vleruit,
Advancing years. sietne , s, "eare, diappoiztment.
sud hereditary predisposition, all turn the bait
gray; either of them disposes; ft to fall of prema
turely, and either effect is unsightly and unpleasant
to behold. Dr.kim's coinpanruate 'skill bars pro-
duced an.antidote for theie deformities, which has
won i.-,ratitude for ham from multitudes of women
and men: Ills Bail Vi&oh sometimes reproduce,.
lost hair; and always restores to faded and gray hair
its natural color,-with the gloss au-1 freshness of
youth. The comparaii‘ely Sew bald and it heads'
that we now see, are. thosewh , Ohave not yet dlscov
erel the virtues of- .Ivna's 11),I.i . Xmou for renewing
the hair. The fresh auil yeiialdul hair we see on
older heads ir Iten the Pro,inct of his art. -If.you
are ii.stite,ired., or mado old. an,teri? and ugly. h
gray hair. r.-store Its youthful and with it your
featnres to their Original softness and agreeable'es
• IkreF7,oll.
J. L. McNIAIION
MOM=
No. No
...?4, , 4.
IZIEI3
613 945
541;90.1
537 ; 8 +0
458 9 10
7 10
405 650
Seild Ay all Dritgists. oda! D.a!ers in 41.::iicir:es
1 6 27
1 620
3201 554,
2 321 450
2 151 4 .10
1.1 43 135
10 41112 20
10 30112 00
10 05 11 35
Practical And Analytical Chemists, .
AND SOLD ta..L ILOCSID'ITLE WOULD;
Dr. H. C. PoarEl, 80..5.7k Co., Wholesale Agents.
Towanda, Pa.. and for sale by dealers throughbut
the county..' .
a flake 7.1571 - ;
8 SO' 7 45
7UO 9*4
W pl Jl USiCAL AC:WEIL.
A V AII
SUSQUEIIANNA • COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
Pupils
,1 , 4111, I:ecri% el at tray timi rat the folletvin
rates : • •
17.1cuitioak:;:grt•Ei..Igupti,fus),.paziqIuroac.rti.nlrcia..E.
per
00 (X)
LEAL? QUALTE.P.LT LIC Al VA:NCT..
Recitatlou4 week. No 'deduction or '. time
,trade up," except• in case of illness' cf.more than
one week's duration. .
.
This MilBl4l Nebtiol ...lassificd into three depart
tiakits. riz Pridttinnary. Primary end .deduced.
There will bea,certincate giv.o at the c•onpleflue of
each course with thesiol.../al standing of the pupil:
Pupils from a ttista.t,th , will • Mid accommodations,
for hoard and piano practice in the inetitution at
very moderate prices.
Nort.r. —Mr.-Slieocood. ha.a prOaTeS• •Ssiillrge
c'ompriaiug the beet 'modern niethode.is. 4 big the
itionm,ent feature...laud appliances of the ".. n pop
ular Lyons Musleat Academy, of whit h i - ,:ther
Rev. L. H. iiherWocil, was formerly pi ilia , c. and
proprietor.
Mr. i dgar Sherwood has .decided talent tine
1 . 111351e..41 acqiiirerneetZ and extenalve
~ experieice to
teactiium-Editor Rochester Musical Tithe:.
Towanda, May 9. 1672.
NEW PLA.NIN.Ii
The raidr'rs:i.;tied.having built a large slid .corarno•
dlnualifill in the. Borough of Towanda_Auad filled It
with the nathrt *wintertiand improved iaftwlainery, for
the znaoulacture of
Are prepared to fill :orders. whether larga or small.
upon - the shortest notice. We have also a large ca.
riety of MOULDINGS. of the lafeot style and pattern,
which we ...vm furnlala'much cliciaper than they can be
_Forked by ham/.
LAN/NO. .
TONG ELNG. 1 • -
• (113(X)VM - G, •
I - . AND SCROOL
2. -' - ''
' lititSTlid,
And a n o tter ' work pertaining to Joinery. trill be done
to salt our customers. .
Persona building. and not Hying more than: twelve
to fourteen miles distant. will dnd it largely for their
interact to buy of us. or bring their lumber and have
it worked by:Ain! maChinery. Bring your grist of
Flooring, or other lumber, and while your team is
feeding. have it ground out and take it, home with
you. . :
We 'will pay CABS km .PETE AND HEMLOCK
LUMBERdelixeredatearlumber yard. Come and
wwwacwityoecsnannli.,writa
• ImPui • P. nots4sßteg 10 co.
TOMPRI.NS C( 4 ZUNT
SEEDER .AND PLASTER . SOWER
This *is, an Attachment to that rinsT CLISS
CHINE,
['HE TO3IPKIN4 COUNTY
. kITITEEL AA.KE!
And
we esei recomrumd it as the -
BEST PLAiTER SOWER IN TITE-MAREiT!;.,
Its advantages over aLI ethers are 'wady, but we
cad special attbutiep altAptat:Oll to
SOWING . PLASTER LIME.' ASHF-S. BOICH DUST
The Dlskrihnting device ‘s so arranned 'as to et'oe.;
trtall crush sit lamp- ; thereby tusurtnii au et - en
distribtatiou or Pla.ter. even' tsh n toll of hant 'dry
lamp*. • I
,t;UViS EQ MALY WILL • .
Such as Wheat Rye, Oda, Bsrley, Backwhest.Cor
Ills seed Taue , thy. lover stut uther times iee4s
The tseedlum-130z is - 124DR wader the axle, itear the'
'groped, an.t can be
USED IN A.STRONG WIND WITHOUT SOAT,.
TEnING WE. PLASTER oil' SEAD. HOWEVER
Towanda. Ps.
It is driie n by a esm on the *bed. which will not
get out of order from nee ; as is the casowhim driv
en by gears.:
IT CAN BE SUITTED FROM BASE TO REEDER.
Olt FROM - SEEDEtt • TO IN FIFLtaN
Seeder; alone. oecOteplete
hake
Cetubbird Rake and Seeder
Seeder Attachment, !done
Farmers wanting the peeler complOt k e to cow
Wh at or Rye.. or for 'Fall r.ourtug of
c*n•have the Maehfue'aud pay for it . sanid time as
though purchased next sp. tug. ,
And Al) kinds of Brushes,
Pocket alliTell: EarAm,
For lladkinaC-a!).
E D I .0 I N W.S
.rusirEn TAU
H. GREGG &
Said by all Dm:mists
FOB 11EKTp1tniG GRAY HAIR.
TO ITS NA2 4 I7IIAL V 1241-171" AND COIOI
MICE ONL IXMLAIC
=II
AVER Lowia.t. 31ass.,
EDGAR U. SITEP.W‘.IOD,
TOW.A.:NDA,
WINDOW 5.%511 AM)
AND:(aiIEtt.FERTIL.ZERS
ALL'EINDB OF GRAIN AND GRA 8 SEEDS,
LIGHT
mriIITEd.
PRICES OF SEEDER AND RAKE
MACIIINE IS VTAIWA:NIEL)
R. At. WELLIIB, Gemmel Agent
TO:lmnd*, PG.. A* alt), LOT&
TURNER, -& GORDON,
ri;1'01111 VLOCL
TO - VTA.N - 3D413, t)A.
WHOLESALE Vat itZTAIL
'.D - 4U:GGI : STSI
•
idaelag °stetted* ely repaired their store, at the old
stand, have re-opened with • lards. Lew aid yen
estacted - stock, eduatating,of
• I
acme' camera. tumuli ,ifEHISS, svog i ,
i Y
C_ OA S PILLS. FOVPJFBB.-91:1118. 81 7 ItCw.
,
And all
BOTANIC ECLECTIC AND FI93IEOPATIfIC PRE,
1 • , -*
P&BATIONB4.
STUFFS,-'M4CHIE OILS,
EXVtA ItifINED KEUOSENE, ALCOIIOI,-
, _
URE WINES AND LIQUORS,
For gediclalt Purpose!.
TOBACCO, SNITFF- . -AND CIGARS
'. All Or
POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES,
Attl a nue draortmenia
TOILET AND FANCY GOODS
More than.t.Le temal (Are and attetitien gjAekte
Crinepolitelfug of Pieaeriptema. °pelt 89telayr,
foi,u 9 uidaac . a m ,tu-t p ie. it from sp.fe. ti,7
— Dr, &Lamm. cf.n be eetieulted at, the stare on Sat
uedny_o: each week, as hereOfore. .
Tows Miy 1. 1872.
Dp: 0. D. STILES
giurchabed
THE 'DRUG STORE
or' L., A, Itspoway, cx &u,
•
Zt‘a now In stoek3abd ligoastantly tecieving free
*applies of;are Drugs and ifedirinea, trimpaim i,
Varnishes. e. • Agent fora!) the mutt popular Fat. -
ent Medicines. A fresh supply of the celebrit6l
. TINEO BITTERS.
Pura Wines and Liquors Mr medicinal pnrpows:-
beet brands of Cigars wid,Tobaiici;i•hoice Perftral-,
cry. toilet and fancy articles,' thorating extraetii,
School books. *Utilities,. and nests. 1.1:-idere
plied with etationery at, low prices. AD iniwel?ane
"one bookoltrrutshrd to order at publiaber4' prx.s
The Doctor ails coutinne. o pra t:ce m.-dime at
ttereturpre. • Ore at ttii, DTtig ston; -
pacte.Presbyterian eburen PN•scriptioci; ktol
eeipts lieennitely conaponiich,l at ail b3a
peteut - rl , rk.
" [April 1..1872.
TA y LOE'S CELEBRATED OIL!:
the-GrealltAranid!ic Remedy - P.111.21d be kept and
:se., by every Farmer that- keeps either Cattle or
e‘ery Teamster and Llsery Stablc; Eeep-r.
and Horse Farier for'it will many
timed cine.pain and lameness when all other ir.eds:
:Ines • - have failed. Miners and Railroad Men .
should certainly keep it, for It is unsurpassed for
Oruses, sprains B acksiniths should keep 14
ter the ir owil use—and for - their customers tender
foot,d horses, as nothing equals it for tlider feet.
every body %Wrenn,: from pain and lameness of any
'kind. burns. cuts, around% or any eriaptiuri oi the
Chilblains or any disease nip-firing an
outward application should certainly keep thl. cele
brated medicine Every bottle warranted to ir:re
satistaeitoti For sale by Dr. EL C. Porter, Son ,k Cc,
Porter & Eirbylud Ftrown Druggists. Tee sands
Pa. And by every Druggist ar.d 'dealer In Brad
ford and adjoining conntie.6.
,folits - ton Hllioway and, Cowden, wholesale Patent
tredhltic Depot. No. GO2 arch street PhilailepUifa,Pa.,
-Wholesale agents; - pßowygG
In Iv 19' 70-tt Prponetor Leßaysviite pa
[ 0 tkit; PUBLIC :
TL undarPi~uecl woull most rePpsectfully s
hey aro now Irirarut kmereTy wsapto attend tl tt:t
UNDERTAKI_NG
ali-ns branches. And we try,.
ie services Cr sac one in that Ile
ing spared CO dYpi"El.t." Or
ng from the shop of if. Stolen of oerplor.
•
a hearse which cannot be surpaste.lo,rw.t.a egullra
n elegance, tide side - of onr largest ot ;L . W. taxi.
also secured the services of a most tellable, esrftal.
and gentlemanly person to attend to ttus ti a bcf
the business
J. 8. ALLI - x, of of our flrui,Avio be 10:Vadat the
Furniturt . Store,•cn Budge street, 2 - 0
C. M. Ms,
rn,LE; the othey =ember of the iirm, t k re,,
leu co street, or .ibottelthe oth, of h. L
U. Beach, .1 very reliable and celtiirated,phy,,caz
whose oir.ce is on Park street. n%..ar the.
Eionbe
3an2.772tt
FIRST NATIONAL B i ANE
. 'OF TOWANi).II , 1
CAPITA.L .1.2.5 000.
ir - ' „
.SURPLUS FU:`.:D . ' ..... ~ . 40,0L1P.
--r— •
Thin kink.. offers UNTSL:AL FACILITIES Iff.;:t
transition of
ENER .4 LILA l'g r K [AV BUSINES,'
INTEREST AIDON. EPOSITS . ACCO.D.DrNq
'T.
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SPECLXL CAM: GIVEN TO TILE COLLECTION OS' 't= ,
AND CELEES. -
•
Partieti - WiShiritt. to eXtil, SIONEy to any, Fart
United States. Duiland,Lreland. Scotland or -t
cipal cities and 'towns of Europe, cao Lere
drafts for that purpose. •
•
PASSAGE TICKETS
fo-orirom the olil.ciitintry, by be=t steuxwr 11'
Ins lines, always a ibsnd. "
Fig• Tr-P5 Buomitr Ortil AT raprom lung-
Higiest Price paid far U.S Bcnds. Gad•and Sir/.
JOS. I.OWELL, President. N. N. BEITS.J 2 .
;December 1.10169. -o.sebier.
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BlOOlC§ BOOKS n
BOOKS.
The best Cu Norther!,
-BOOKS AND S 1 ATIONER:I
Cir F. criC:SS
- llia stock is 3N-aya caupttr: , ,
crythwg in tlie lino, 611,111-ai
Of every descrip(
PLLIN & FANCY STATIONEEY
SCllool.i t BOOKS, SLATES,
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BLANK BO3KS:
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62 Ou
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