Bradford reporter. (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, March 27, 1873, Image 4

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fr Estellantons.
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LOST.
IBaby was lost . ! '
Up and down, high and low, eve
- rywhere about the house and barn
and woodshed,-in the garden and
dOwn the road - by the bridge, The
search was carried on witti anxious
hearts and.eapr steps. EVery . nook
and corner - where even a mouse could
hide, was examined over and over
again but no baby. The brook
was low so low that baby might
have toddled over it without hardly
wetting her, feet. There was no dan
ger there; and yet for boti a mile
either aide of the bridge the bed of
the relief stream was thoroughly
scanned so there could be no
~doubt
left. '' -
1 Baby's mother, bareheaded, with
Pale face and trembling, limbs, die
tractedly
,hurried .from place to
;place,uarr 'ing in her hand, the little
(- - *bite` snob mnet she had picked np
C.„),ear the _ domitep, the only thing
.
:tat enuld':e found belonging to_ the
i
!Hissing chi' ling.
. ,
Not half an hour. before, Baby had
een-playing in the yard, cooing and
alking to erself as she nursed her
.•ttg doll, d watched the pigeons on
the root f the barn. There. Were
the
e tiny shoes in the. moist
foil by th gate, the marks of - dirty
ii
ittleling rs upon the white palings
—and to tmas all.
The A gust sun' was almost at its
setting;
. nd the shadows of the Ma
ples wt.fe fast lengthening. What if
night • I-hon!el come, and Baby not
found ? What if she were wander
ing further and ,;further away, while
they won't seeking her? What if she
had heenetolen, and was even then
calling upon her mother to Gave
her? • -
-T" Baby!"
.-
.•
No answer ; and the mother's face,
(,14w white and her limbs weaker. -
"I shall never see her again!" she
. cried, sinking down upon the steps
ij of the porch. 'Never, nevei, never!
' And I scolded het this . mornin o a 0
my littie.tamb I "j . ,
1 - "We shall find her yet," said old
Mrs..pailey, smoothly. '• She's got
tiral and . cuddled down to sleep
1 eotnewhere. j ,Or perhaps she's offl
With some of the neighboring Ail
-dreto-
-
Baby's, inother shook her head.
She knew that was only said to com
fort her, All the children in the
ue;ghborhood had ,been for the last
hoar engaged in her search. She
could see them scouring the field be
yond the house, looking • behind the
,stone -heaps and amotfg the blackber
ry bushes that skirted the field.
Baby could not have beenstolet,3..
No suspiciuus .character had beeb
seen lurking übotit,and nobody could
.have got away wiih her without be
ing seen. There had been ni) one
near-the house all the 'morning, ea
ceps old Deacon Pettingell, who left
his wagon opposite the gate long
enough to look 'at a yoke of fat steers
in the barnyard.
The sun . went down at last, and
. one, by one , the neighbor's slowly
'came in from the search and gather
ed around the wileken mother in the
yard. All had, words of comfort, but
they sound,d false and hollow.
" I cnil give. her up so," she
`wonted. " She must be somewhere
near. Help me look a. little longer--
just a little longer."
"I:don't: belief she's been outside
the gl tt," said one. "We can't find
an,v trace of anywhere. Seews
tome she would have dropped ;her
Ault orsometbiug, if she'd done far "
" We've 'looked, every Where," said
one of the 'lovs. " We've poked
every,bunch of-bushes on both sides
of the l road, between here and Dun
lap's pasture bars ; and she colildu7,l
liav'e got any further than that.' II
she was in the mowing lot we should
see her certainly, or in the back, pas
ture, because there ain't any bashes
or - woods.'
" Have you looked iu the well? "
said old Miss Tompkins. " Now, it's
just as likely as not she's fell in
there.! The curbin' none too
safe,
•
"She ain't there—we've looked,"
said one of the boys quickly, „notic
ing the spasm of pain that passed
• over the face of Baby's mother at the
words. •
"-There's' a team coming!" sud
denly slionted one of a little -knot of
bays outside the gate. "Now we
can send word down to the village,
and raise 'em to help hunt."
" It's Deacon - Pettiugell's' horse,"
said another who hastily climbed the
fence for, a better lookout, " and the
Deacon's driving, too. Something's
the matter, be's putting on the licks."
" What's he got on his lap ?" asked
one woman, peering through the
dusk. " Why, I do believe it's Baby,'
There was a rush to the gate as
the Deacon Stopped his horse with - a
loud "Whoa! " •
"Lost anything? " he inquired, as
he stepped out over the. wheel, with
a little bundle in his arms.
• "Bab% !lint)). ! " and the nett mo:
&tent the little ciittse of all the rouble
and pain wit's tightly clasped' in its
mother s arms.
" Yon see," said the Deacon, in
answer to the multitudinous inquir
ies as to how; when, and where he
Lad come across Baby, "After I left
here, early this afternoon, I thought
heard something under my 'wagon
seat ; but I didn't pay any attenti n
, to it, and forgot all about it before
go - L home.. I turned out the more
and rim the wagon under the shed,
for it began to Look like rain. 'Long
about
out
o'clock Joel h 3 went to
take a bag of rye meal that I
brought up' for Piper's, and all at
once, as he was lifting it onto his
back, he dropped it, and hollered
right out': Conic here, D4coti,'
says be, ' where on earth did
come" from ? ' I - was grinding a
scythe out. at the east. end of the
shed ; but I droppcd it pretty quirk
and 6:laved. He was. holdin' up the
buffalo. from' the bind end of the wag-
On; and there, do you believe it, was
thiit 'cunning little creatur, with her
rag doll cuddled
. up to her, lyin' on
B . 4ne bags nuder the seat, fast asleep.
She must have crawled into the wag ,
on_ and laid down while I was look&
at the steers,Und . the joltin' got her
asleep. I tel you. I wasn't long in
hitchin' up . again; and I never drove
so like all possessed but once before
in all mylife. and that was when.Hi
rum broke his leg fallin' off the new
hossbarn",-'
SoLbaby was fonnd, and the
neighborhood as -one great heart
brimmed over with joy ; while the
mother, close .to whose breast the
tired little head was clasped, poured
~ ot her soul in tearful gratitude_ to
HIM who had through that brief but
bitter lesson taught her ins,; c, of the
diiine nature of love_ she
before learned in all the day ~t her
m otherbold.
It-is eye of the wurstrof errors to
suppose that there is ►"hl other 'alb of safety
czeeyt that or "turf.
a
MEE
Drum TABLE OF THE SIILLI
vas gas ILtaltQAD.—Taitilig elect en
Kandy. Illov. U. lift. ,
sax renames I iIIMMIWAIND
A. ■.
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8;10
INIO
9:10
LSO
9:50
10:20
11:10
A. 111.
Totami '-
saaaLsT 11:11t0I3ON
....MONROE
11111.01318 •
.;,..2iNW ALBANY....
DVEUORE
BZWICS
ERIE RAILWAY. •
Mamas's Bur Iftairiso Bon* urn Buirine
Onions, combini. Modern Iniprovernedts. are
run tiirceign on ill Tram between new York. Beek
ester;:. Bullido,=irelle. Suspension Bridge,
Cleveland. and
• kbstraci of Time Table., Adopted Bor. 4.1872.
irterWinp.
6 ,
xo as Via: as
_ EIFATIONB.
,Leres
New 24k
Port Sergi's:
Susquehanna
Great Bend..
Binghamton.
Owego
Waverly
Elmira
Cornlna
Painted Post.
Itoleiter.—
Draft
Niagara Palls.
Snegenaint Bridge
Cation.—
Clevehmd.
Cincinnati
iliEil
AII4IT
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ADDITIOHAL LOCAL TRAVIS WESTWABB.
-5:00 a.m.. excerpt Ilinndays. , from Owego. Stoppitu
at Tioga 5:27. Smithboroit:ss. Barton 6:12, Warerb
ax). Charnel)" 7:38. Wellsburg it:os. Elmira 8:40
Big Flats 1010. Corning 11:30. Painted P05t1.1.46
Addison 12:58 Ralhboneville 1:27. Camaro,
Mills- 1:52. Ca:heron 2:15. Adrian 3:10. Canine.
3:40, arriving at nor:L(44oSe at 4:00 p m, .
5:15 a in.. camel' Sundays, from Stisquehatins
nipping at °rut amid 548. Kirkwood son. Bins
hamton 6:l2:Hooter 6:35. Union • 6 3 1 8 . C lo l l7lll '
7:13, Owego 710. Tioga 7:40, Bmtthlrnn 810. Bar
ton SlB. Waverly 817, Cbemnna 8:40. Wellsburg
8:55. Southport 9:11. Elmira 9:13. tog Flats 9:50.
Corning 10:17. Patnted Post 1014. Addison 10:53.
Bathbonevill• 11:10. Cameron Mills 11:31„ Camaro',
11:40.4 1 1drtati 12:60. Cantata° 12:13, and .arriving al
Hornellaville at 1212 p.m.
-
6:00a In.. daily. from Susquehanna.. Stopping at
Great Rend 610. Kirkwood 8:48. Binghamton 7:18.
Hoopepli. tinionl7:M. Campvilla 18:15. Owegg ,
B:s3, 19:01. Smithburg) 49:15. Barton 1915.
Waver y 10:00. Chetnung 410:15. Wellsburg 10:35.
Elmira 11:00. Big Flats 11:40., Corning 12:12 p.m..
Painted‘Post 412:15, Addison 12:45. ltathbonevffit
11:5)0. Cameron Mills 11:15. Cameron 1:27. Adrian
11:50. Cantata° 2:02. and arriving at Hornaltrrille at
2;15 p.m.
4110 p.m.. ;exeent Sundays: from
Stopping at Great Bend I:s7,llirkWe=g
hamton 3:12. Hooper . 4:18,, Claims 4:52. Campirille
5:30. and arriving At OWevcrat 6:05 p.m.
1:15 eteept itnndare. - from Pamirs. ilitoppitur
at nig Flats 1:39, Cortaro/ 2:00: Pa toted Post 2:06.
and th.nee. via Avon. to Tinifalo. arriving at 8:57 pm.
2:30 p.m.. eseept Sundays. from ,liinvbaintfina
Stopping at Frocrper 2:43. Union 9:60. Campvilie 3:05.
Owego 3:18. 21 .as 3:35. Rmithboro 3:46. Barton 11:62.
Waverly 4:08 Chemmuz 4:20. Wellsburg 4:32.1 1 1rmth.
Dorf 4:47. Plmirs 4:49. Big Flits 5:17. Corning 8i32.
Pa n inted Post 5:42. Addison s:7l2..Batbbonevtlie 5:15.
narciiron Mills Gen. Cameron PSIS. Adria 6;65. Can-
Wino 1:07, and arriving at c rfortieltedlaa 7:!13
STATIONS. - I ; . 6* * f,6 11°••1 a. ‘e i ' .31 2 ° . '
•=—. . ---
P. tig. r. x.ir. Y. 1. Y.
Cincinnati Leave 946 .. 6 45 ......
Cleveland 616 iii, .
Dunkirk. 61 _ 1 1 0 'till) •
Clifton 130 680 966 715
flnefenalon Bridge " 140 649 10 05 720
Niagara Falls.— "_ •1 4% 545 10 12 230
Buffalo ... 230 620 11 et 800
Hornellmille .... " • 616 10 10 SOS 1500
Rochester • • " 4 Olt 530 800
Cornier. ° ' 726 11 38 - 432 12 12
Elmira n 803 1216 613 12 IT
Waveriy.. " '8 40 12 50 549 120
Owego 11/ 925 1301 628 166
Binghamton •' lO 10 2151 71l 238
Great 8end,..... " . I ...... -.2 411", 740 302
linaquehanna ..„ " 10 58 300 ! 810 318
Port Jervis Arrive 283 650 11 53.. 645
Elddletown . " 358 2 451 12 42 ,
Goatirn s. :..... 803 I
Newbergh . " U4O .. . 838
Paterson , ... . 660 10 40 . i 55 854
Newark., 41 7OD 205 516 ' -
levee* aty......- '' 633 11 33 3 10, 926
New Tort. - " 700 U 00, 3 301 940
A. V. Y. P. Id .. P. AI.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL: TRAINS EASTWARD
5:00i a.m.. except Sundays from liOrnellsville.
Stopping ateaniateo 5:22. Adrian 5147, Ciimerore.:so,
Ciuneron 7:00. Rathbun:el:Me 7:30 Addison,
14:23., Painted Pod 9:15, Corning 10:00. Big Flats
10:42. Ell2lllll /1:30 a.m.. Southport 12:03. teoganneg
1:1• Chernung 1:60. Waverly 2:30. Barton 3:08,
limithborn 3:23, Tloga :545, and arriving at Owego
at 4:10 p.m.
6:53 a.,m, daily from ttortiellsvill. Stopping at
Camero 7:45. Addison 8:49, Corning 9:47. Elmira
11:03, Waverly 12:42, Rmithboro 1:49, ling*
2;00, Owego t;10. Campvitle 3:03. Union 3:33, Bing.
hsti.tvn 4.12. Itirlivmod 4:57. Givat Bend 8:22, and
arriving at Rilagnelianna 5;30 p.m.
7;00 a m., Sundays from Hornellivillo
Stopping it Canter* 7:18. Adrian 7;25. irhimeran
7.42. eamirOU 7:42. (heron Mills 7:48, Bathbona.
villn 8:05, Addison Er:l3. Painted Prt 8:30. Corning
8:33, Big Flat. 8;49. Flmira 9: 0 8, 80OthOort 935,
Wellabnrg 9i30 ebemong 9:45. Waverly 10'O,
ton ,1' 15. Rmitlibornlo :23. Tipp 10:35, Owego 10:48
Cimpville 11:05. Bolen 11;20; Hooper 1100, and
arriving at Binghamton 11 ;40 Wm.
7:00 a.m.. except Stindaya. fipm Owego. Stopping
at Cainpville 7:47 Tinbitti 8:28, , 'Hoonee gm. Bing.
hamtbn 9:10 Kirkwood 10:50. (treat Bend 11:15. and
arriving at Suagnehanza at 11:55 a.m.
1:55 p.m. except etnndaya. from Hornellsvflls,
na ts. . 'deo 5:08, Adrian 2:20. Camitron
2:15, emu Kills 2:51, IRathboneviTle.s:oli,AddiL
son 5:25 - . Panted Post 5:55. norning 4:35. Big Plata
4:28 Elmira 4:58. Southport 5:12 Wellsburg SOO. Che.
ranng 5:43. Waverly 8:115, Tiogs 5:50. Oweiro 7:05,
minimills. 7:52. Union 7:52, Hooper 7:51. Bingham
ton 8:20. Kirkwood 8:45, great Band 9:02, and ar
riving at Stiseinetianna at 9:22 p.m.
1:58 p.m;,except Sundays'. from Painted Post.
Stopping atCorning 2:05, Big Plata 2:20, and arriv
ing at Elmira at 2:40 p.m. '
• Daily.
t Mondays excepted. 'between Hornellnille and
Port Jervis,
Rtoo finndays only.
1r Through Tickets to all points West at the
very Lowest Rates. tar sale in the Company's once
at the wavmy D e p o t.
This Is the only authorized Agency of the Erin.
Railway company for the sale of Western Tickets In
Waverly.
Iligsace artU be checked only on Tickets purchased
at the °employ's once.
L. D,. RIICEEE‘
rioni Ftnpt.
A J. NOBLE & CO.,
.C 11.•
REAL ESTATE
AND •
LOAN AGENTS,
HAVE sou se= os EASY imams
SEVERAL DWELLINGS,
Situated convenient to business
portiorr of town.
•
Office with •
NOBLE k VINCENT,
Izisuranoe Agents.
Tommds. Nov. 27. 1872.
AGENTS ! QUICK 1 Or yon .ail
adaa eheice of territory, (there it s RIME( for It
on MO LEWIS'S test And great work
OUR DIGESTION, c
;;--) on !IT JOLLY rnimays szaßrr.
It is by.odds the most taking and seeable book in
the field. 1. It on a vitally import.i.t subject
2 It is by Amerimi's most pupulir writer on health.
S. It is. for the prim,. the largest and, handsomest
book ever solo by subscription. Agents. the piceple
Ore eager for such a book. and will urge you to bring
it to them. Write for terms. te...!free.
sep.ll'73.ly
ROBISON'S REPEATING
RIFLE, NEW NODDLE, • '
Sti , ong, Powerful, Safe. Ind Abcurate, which
tastes it ooe of the beat Guns ever offered to
Sportsmen. Price* troop! $3B to $4B. Send for a
circular to V. A Max.beldl West Auburn, Pa.. +gent
for Bredford; Susquehanna. Batman. Wroming.
and Lucerne coo es. 15or.iffw4
MONET SAVED, ;
BY PIIRMS/2101r01:7 . 11;
STOVES AND_ HARDWARE
W. L. PIIIMLITOIL
Zely tr.'7l.
MILLIONS OF ACRES
lOWA & NEBRASKA LANDS
For Bale by the •
-Burlington & Mo. ;River R.R. Co.
On ten years' credit at 6 per cent. interest
PRODUcrig will pay for the land and improvements
vault within the limit this generous credit. Bet
ter terms are Doter ered. and Prob•b l 7 never will be ,
crocycm,.. kith* full parlnculars gratis; call for
tea wantrd to reed and circa ate.
C. wr rr ..no thrive friends will follow.
A, • 4r. sti - "ing the r ict location of
lows is 5.44 at an cents. and of lebnists
same price. For circulars and awn apply
()Et). S. taltitht.
WWI Wiriftlasioner. Batlingtoa. lowa.
NIP AM plows ear la grim piper PO *Perin.
lOW Ins aim. IWll4llteri
in IL
4:00
310
2:110
1:45 .
2:25
12
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Gen') Paseenger Agent.
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JOHN ABBOTN
Geng Parer WI
GEORGE MACLEAN. Publishez;.
.73.181Thict . m Street Phila.
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Ewe jot toootood tho lariat iisortmeat of
- AMERICA AND ITALIAN
M 'A. - Pi El L IC 1
Wes exhibited in this motion. to which they
Mite the attention of the public.
q keep ea hand or fandili to order
MONUMENTS,
COMB STONES, MANTLED,
Of Glary style?
F.160:14 .iii'! - illov3lo , tzli
?mow in want of an:thing in our Um Sr. re•
opooltolly What to all and 8111131 All our stock.
IiIcCABE & SON.
Towanda. ma unn.
LADIES FRIEND
The sales 431" . Sewing Machines in
1871, u reposed wider oath to 1872, to the owner,
of Sewing Machine Pateuta, allmr that the
S ~iN ~- ~ R
MANUFACTURING COMPANY
110th LAZY YZAB 181.260 11A0111:3123,
Rivet per ant of tIIT being
GO
More Sewing Machines than were
&old by any other company during the same period.
Every Machine sold
WICKHAM & BLACK
AOENTRAL AGENTM.
Aug. 14, 1872.
N GOODS
-AT-
~
B. A. Pettes Co.'s
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOVE&
Consisting of a general line of
STAPLE. &ND
FANCY DRY GOODS,
SHAWLS,
NIIBIAS,
GLOVES YOB LADIES AND GMTLIZZELN,
WATEB-Pir.OO:IP,CLOTN:9 AND CLOAKING&
VELVIUS AND v vavErsa.
HAIR GOODS FOR 'LADIES,
WIEN , /SWITCHES. BRAIDS AND COILS,
Of all the West Styles.
MILLINERY GOODS IN ALL VAMP.
Towanda, Oct. 8. 1872.
NEW STEAM FLOURING MILL
EN SHIZIECEQIIIN. PA
The enbeerib desire' telex. notice that his new
STEAM FLOURING MILL
Is now hi anocenatul operation. and that be la pre.
pared to do all wodt in bis line on short sotto&
01711T031 cairn to DMZ Oil= Ma DAT
TEAT Er a 1110311TVED.
Whisk itockwbssi and Rye Timm Oots Md.
trod. area. be., alms as baud and for ails at
levett Ms&
PUM:II3 X
west side of the river deeinft to patronise lay aoll.
will have their femme paid both wazre. when the?
bring grins ,t tan bushels and upwards..
agpL4ll T. 8. A 11238.
Efo )00 AGENTS WANTED at'opce
r our New Book, the Life , of the Grist:Ex,
P
•
LIVINGSTONE.
A thrilling account of what be has experknosd'und
accomplished during tweotyeight years In the Wilds
of Able*. and of Ids reetvrection from a living
death by uTaIfLET. with partknlars of his perilous
nip to search of. and long sojourn with the aged
disowerer. etc.. etc. Sod Only $3 60. MU
venally wanted. Tor tall diescription and ores
imams* ones •
!tumuli) DSO
or vamp.
isiPilTtlir
,1 1 ,111Vii140211.
THE UNDMOIRM'ED, RAVING
Pirokased Uni . satte• Minna of
- SB.PATOI4
hi amine was. MM OE is OM. s. nowPIP 190
6D ease ID Use Miaow at Besellbrd Cleml67 and plaid.
pr. a liege sad volt esiseled stock ol
~' {• _
Oat I aim sell at an knot Imes as aka be purahiesd
dostrhoes. Item ones to the public a rpientlid stock
TEAS, XIOFFEEZ, t3IIGABI3,
@Legg, IIALIMA2138,111=1:11 &c.
USE
TOWNSDA, PA.,
IS WARRANTED
OEM
HOSIERY,
COMM
=CM
GROCERIES,
Han s hand a largo Mock of
APRON FLOUR, GIWIAM DO
EYE DO., BUCKWHEAT DO
Map Wan band. POSIL. RAYS Lila.. and
all Mods of VISE. Weald call the Wootton of the
public to or Oau't Be Boat f
STOCK Or TOBACCO,
In qualAr or prim Jew Ostler' Celebrated Lona
dry. Nsw York Goal sad Brown Soap
Piessi can and tomb= our stock o f
WOODEN WARE.
tArg .astortzneat'of YAMS Ramo. TOUXT
SOAPS, &e., ke. I will pay the blend cash price fq:
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Iszsmas, ere as a all beton scling elarrbus.
C. B. PATCH
MI pereotti Indebted to the late Ilan len please cal
and snake immediate piyaisat.
0. H. PATCH
Towanda, Muth, 9. 1947.
•
LON
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
WOOD. WILLOW, AlikeTONE WARE.
I
FLOUR, FERO, MEAL, &a,
Na PATTON'S ELOOI.'
COR. MAIN AND BRIDGg STEh,
TOWANDA, PA
I dealt, to oall the attention of the Willa to my
isseortannt of goods. which is always lull and com
pete, and will be sold to my customers it lowest
market rates.
My stock of
TEAS,
*ND
SPICES,
Have been purchased since the late reduction in the
tariff on them, and are offered at prices to cor
respond.
Orders by mall or otherwise will TlN:wive omen
sod prompt atter:aim.
Thanking - the public for the liberal
they hero given me, I wish s ociatirmazt=
SUM
CASH PAID FOR 0017XTBY PIIDDIICIE.
feb.2o'7l
•FOX MERCUR are now reeeiv
lag a flesh stack of Goods in their line. bought
.Woe the Ist January. to which they invite the at.
tenticin of their friends. We beep the largest stock
In tort, Our goods are treats and desirable. We
sell at kismet market priori.
Jan. 19. 1871.
FRE:4H AND NEW TEAS,bonght
alum the recent decline In price. and ending
cheap at Matt. FOX & ICIIRCUIt.
Jan. 19. 1871.
VOX St lIIERCUR are selling Gro
aeries at retail. Jan. 19. 18n .
pOX k 111ERCUR are selling New
and Treat% Goods. Jan, 19, 1871.
pox & MERCUR are selling Gm=
ntes cheap. Jan. 19. 1871.
ox & MERCUR are selling first
F
.clas4 Goods only. Jan. 19. Ism
FOX & MERCTR are selling
cheaper than ever. Jan. 19, 1871.
REMEMBER that we are selling
Goods at
RETAIL!
And that we won't be undersold.
Jan. 19. 1871. FOX k "
MICHIGAN VINE-CUT TOBAC
CO—very ebolee—at;
Jan. 19, 1871. PDX-k NUDICITIVEL
PDX at -MERCUR do nut deal in
Ilbaddy Gooda. Jan. If, INTL
OUR CUSTOMERS can rely upon
getting the very best the market affords and at
loved prices. ' '
Tmranda. Jan. 19;71
REMEMBER THAT FOX & M:EIEt
'cult are rebtflung all kinds of °manes at
wboleaalepnces: The largest stock to town. Oooda
era class. Prices km. 'E.I. FOX.
Sept. 29.10. , I HMWRYX
NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY 1
Opposite the new
TOWANDA, PENN'A.
1:1 Aa 3'11: 1411 A D4:I
Respectfully announce to his friends and patrene
that he has built a •
SEW BRICK QA8.11.11.9E racroii,
*lees he min constantly keep oil hand a fan assort
ment of •
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
TOP AND OPEN BUGG I ES,
PLATFORM WAGONS,
TROTTING 817LXI8. ' AND 81LIELITON8.
ode Of the best material sod
experience taished la the beet
sole. Ws loos Is city Cheriege
rectories gtveis hints derided advaatme o'er others
rota.
Finish, Style and DuroUltity
at tds Wacom. An tbey sob' la an
INSPECTION OF HIS. WORK
rolvtotto to parchaidng olarorhei3
ALL 'WORK WAVAANTSD TO azrz rssiurcr
SA risrAcrlas.
Thankful far the Überal ostronase formerly Si.
maid and respectfully ark a couttousucs of tl‘•
sung ,
; REPAMINO PEOMIItY ATTMIDED TO
1 . reduced price.
emus
toTtbdl. las. t.,14111.—tt mum .
HIRAM TAYLOR
'FASHIONABLE TAILORS,
Opposite Public Square,
Keep idways on hand a full assort-
CLOTHS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING
In all the latest styles,
: . • . . I ;11 . :44
Furnishing Goods
CUTTING• DONE 'ON SHORT
ALL WORK WARRANTED
6 6 MAIN -B.TRET,
THIS CAPS THE CLI'II4X.
To contemplate that Man Is mada capable of
bdhototng the depth of themighly ocean and Elicit
ming the distance to the most distant star, and w:
was about to say,espable of weighing the sollirn•
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 impor
tant Clothing and Furnishing trade that It tastes tt
Unquestionably tie place for every one to buy,
He•e you will find Clothes extremely
Pile upon pilo, heap open heap;
Ote•er, grade, texture. an.llmer
For White or Black, Gentile or Jew.
• I
All say at once, We will go there, t I
For they do busineaa "on the square;
Their clothes are good. and prices Just.
They pay for all, and give no trust
All that want Clothes should go and see
Those prices, styles, arta quantity;
Has. Capt. tir Clothes. tan a: thick,
Umbrellas or a Walking Stick: •
Buy•youf Farnisbing Goods of thew:
Boy all your Gletntog of them;
Boy IV this drm. buy of no others,
For reasons eby, it is WOLFF LittOTISBIISI
Tow tad Oct 1. 1872.. ,
BLOOD & CO.,
Still continue' o manufacture their celebrate)
HORSE POWERS & CLPAIsTERS,
and win sell • better Machina, for Was money than
can be had elsewhere in the world. We claim for
oar machines that they will do• u much. or more,
then any other. and are more dorsi:llY halt We
personally superintend our work and me that it is
well down. We will send
DISCRIPTIVZ CATALOGI3I2.
of our machines.. on application.
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
Owed Two florae num:win .*si i Gk.iTO:l4 4 ,
THRESHER and CLEAN-ER.S;I
FAIViTING MILLIS,
CELCISLAZ 116 DRAG &kW YILL63
&&W AND GEIST MILL work donefo order.
Give nu a call before purchasing elsewhere.
Ta - op azioacrvira •5r,r3:11,1,N-
COFFEES;
' . o•o vl,sa•o6aa
Aug. 2. 1622. .
FOUNliatY & MACHINE SHOP
The undersigned haying purchased the Fouridr7
and Machine - Slimy lately owned by John Carman.
are prepared tad° all kinds of work apiwrtaining to
their business, with promptness and dikpatch.
MILL GEARIG'S,
CIRCULAR SAW. MILLS,
M. J. LONG.
Of the Wed and moat improved kinds manufactured
and Sept constantly on hand ready for Om
CULTIVATORS, CORN PLOUGHS
PL•OUGH PO.NTS
Of all kinds, and the latest Improvements kept
eotkitantly on hand.
STOVE ,CASTINGS
MLLE GMT=
SW AND SLEIGH 40F$,
LARGI. MON lICETTIBB
E. T. LOX.
HENRY ILERC
March SO. 1110.
W ANTED-BOOK AGENTS
=
GREAT INDUSTRIES
An Historical ancumary of the Origin. Growth, and
Perfection of the Chef Industrial, Arts
cf this consiti7
1300 PAGES AND 4 3410 ENGHAVINrIS,
Written by 20 Eminent -Authors includsint John B.
Oougb Leon Oise. Edward Uowlmd. Joe.
D. Lyman. Bev. E., Edwiu
This work is a complete history of all branches of
industry, proceases of mends* lure, etc., in all ages
It is &complete encyclopedia .4 arts and xuannfac,
turersoind Is the most eotei taming and- valuable
work for information uncut*" is of general interest
era? offered 0. the public. Ma adapted tithe wants
of the Merchant Manufacturer. kle:hanic, Farmer,
Student, and Inventor, , and dells to b .th old and
young of both classes. The
in
is sod by agents
who ate making large sales in all parts of the c tut;
try. It is offe-n1 at the low price of
,$3 50 dud iii
the cheaper cook ever sold by. subscription. No
family should be without a copy. We waist Agetiti
in every town of the Prided rtites, and no seat
can tall to do wed with this book. Our 'terms - are
liberal. We give our agents the exclusive right or
territory. One of our aerate feild Et ce-lea in
eight days, another sold 388 in two weeks. Our
t iec
agent Di Hartford sold 397 in one week. is imena
of the work sent is agent. on receipt of a pip. ior
circulars and terms to soots address the ;publish
ers. J. B. BMW& HYDE, Hartle. d, uu ,
' • Chicago. Lll.. or Cincinnati, Ohio.
FUNNY SIDE OF PHYSIC; .
Or the liyiterles of Wedicloil: Presenting the Hu
mors and Serums Hides of Ys ttwi Practlia. As
Urns of tedlail Humbugs. QM' be. and (knurl.
Mans of eh ages and all countries. 'BOO pages, 250
Intrust:um
Au interesting and amusing treatise on the Medi
_cal Humbugs of the past asat iptraeut. It exposes
Qua It. Impostor., restrllog Dictum Petrol
tine, Venders, Noted Female Cheats, t amine Tell
er* and Med:ulna and gives ittereslais accounts of
Noted Physicians and naratires of their lived It
shows bow fifty I. manufactured Tobacco and of
what vile liquor, medicines are composed It rt..
seals startling secret's and instructs all how to
avoid the Ws whirls flesh Is heir to. Ire glee eschs.
sive territory and liberal comets lons. For arm.
lam and terms address the publishers, J. 13 Winn
t II t DE, Ilartiotd. Ct.. Ctocago, ILL, or (Inc mutt.
Ohio.
KNOTS lINVIED,
Or Ways and tly-Wers in the Hidden Life et
'We want s ent, for this book It liteclosra all the
my.t.ries or the Detectt%e System. It la a fec.rd
lor.the'vamt twenty ye..ra of the monto.killtul detec
tive. of this country. to hlot/ the emits -of Babb
Robbers, Thieves, elcipocke a. Lottery Men, Coon.
tea felt Money thistrrN, sod swindlers of all
.c.l.ases
aro ttpooodl otsd broooto to' Nook*. Prime $2 7/t.
Slid toe otroultro sod terms to prm. Ihrdret
Clothing.
meat of
CASHMERES
AND MyeTINGS.
GENTS'
In great variety.
NOTICE.
TOVANDA. PA.
MAN DRI„LWS,
And an kind, oi✓
MILL IRONS
lIADICTO OEDKR.
ENGINES REPAIRED, 1
And all work warranted to gin satisfaction.
SHINGLE MACHINES
PLOUGHS, t
RIDMIELLL. IRON AND WODEN
Of ill kind& 1
.I.ND
CHURN POWERS,
LARGE AND- SMALL SIZE.
And all kinds at castings furnished ts
WEANa k RACY
roa TUE
OT TILE tnirrEu STATES,
Horace Greeley, Philip HiSey. Albert Griisbiltn,
Z=MNi=n
AGENTS WANTED for our
New Book, the
AIfERIC.II DFTECTIVE&
Gratories ana Prwiskais.
GROCERY AND - PROVISION,
sTonzi.
MoOA.B,E hr. EDWARDS,
, 1 ....
- r
FAMILY GROCIERISS
PROVISIONS,:
301210171413 NEW BLOCZ. TOWANDA. PA.
, We do not deem it necessary to enumerate all tte
dilemma articles ■e keep, Our eaortzuent ls
ALWAYS . COMPLETE.
We,iell nothing but
FIRST CLASS 'GOODS.
Ciah paid for Parmara Produce.
JAM/.8 McCADE.
'March 1. 1870. WM. EDWA Bps.
CENTRAL MARKET.
rbe subscribers still continuo to" keep constantly
no baud a full end complete assortment of every.
Ening pertaining to their business, consisting main
s of
BEVY PORK, FRESH AND SALT
EDGAR CURED RAMS. .
COTTON, • REM 'JAMB.
VEAL,
SAUSAGE, LARD.
BOLOGNA, • DRIED BEEF,
TaLLOW, &c.,
Also,
FRESH FROM THE LAKES.
OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY
o
In their mason.
• s
Psrties wishing Oysters to large or small •quariti
nes will be turtashed on short notion,. at the ad
stand, Cricrsai. Masan, Siontanyo'S Block. first
door north o; , Str. Porters.
Cuss. G cm. KELLUM a IdULLOCK.
Tue.°. Mtn. )ott. f
Feb. 24, leis-tt ,
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
DI CASH, PAID FOi'
GRAIN, BUTTER AND EGGS,
141tORGE SMITH,
R'i4.►VEflo, PA.
April 18. 1872.
Boots and Shoos.
N - ` E FIRM
IN tBE ,
BOOT ANil SHOD. TRADI
CORSErt. & COONS'
, •
anneunee th t huinct benght ir ent Mr. L. L.
31001)Y t th.y u prep ari..l r:e• t $ the pm
lk a urge and vs: ortrto ,„ r •
BOOTS, SHOES, IitUNKS,
I tTRIVELINI+ BAGS,
' f.4LOS, :MITTENS,
f
LEATIIEI:. SHOE riNunius, kc
we shall keep a fall line of EfUIIPIIREY BROTH
ERS & TR klll S tuauulAettire lof wxhls as weal as
many. other goons of first-classtke.
..
r
i • ..
We are sole spats for
BURT'S
- -
Celebrated Make of
BOOTS AND SHOES
For Towanda,
And customers can always rely upon finding i full
st.pp y of alet , o goods ior
LADIES, GETS, ]ASSES, k CIIILDRENS WEAN
Shoemakers and others wanting Leather shoe
find n a, Bc , will find witO us a good assortment at
all times.
Mr. S. ft, llobert,on r , mains with us awl Is ready
to g..vo nts — in too sr.y or Fine Boots to ali who
may i+vor him w.th a c.4:1.
As cant , a 0.2. are all boog , .t of themanuracturere
fro ably Aktfl tail at Vie to •sett b4ttoat pricen
ror re.h. We LION b,, fair ,kealing to merit .he pat
ronage of all.
JuALV 1. PflialLlLl
at. COttaa., J
Taarat.da. Oct. 1872.
13Ci WOODFORD,
.
AT THE
NEW YORK BOOT AND SHOE
STORE,
No. 3. PATSON & GRIFFITHS BLOCH.BRIDGZ S
Is receiving one of the largest and
best stock of BOOTS & SHOES ever
brought in Towands, which he is
offering at the \lay lowest prices for
Cash, consisting of GENTSCLLY, Ku'
STOGA, BOTS CALF BOOTS, LA is,
MISSES and CHILDREN'S - Shoes of all
hinds, all bought direct from the
Manufacturers, and hand mado, all
goods warranted. A FULL,' STOCK of
LEvrnEE AND FINDINGS. -
Thankful for past favor 4, I solici
a continuance of the same.
Towanda, 11kr, 1, 1872
--
C OK -11-1
The BEST. west DESIRABLE. tad most COI
NORICAL FUEL for.celiaary En:poses during ram
oar. For sale by th e
TOWASDA GAB 0011IPANT
Twelve mats par baattal at the Chia Hoare. re
Afte.s k saints A5h.....A 'stay**. I rra
BOOK- BINDERY . -THE PUB
be is respectfully trammed that tbe Boolt-Bin
dory bas been reinowei to the -Reporter" Building
third story. where be done
8004-BINDI2IOI
In all its Tartans braze-hal. 4n terms uresaonable s.
•• the Pates " irill allow. The Bindery will be cadet
the ehsrge of
H. 0. .WEUTAJLER.
an experienced Binder. and all work will be prompt/3
done In a etrie and manner *bleb tatunot be extolled
Musk, Maiostmes, Nearinat , re. Old ?Swim &c.. buitru
In every variety of little. Partkalaz attention will be
paid to the Ballr.at and Binding of •
BIA.Nit ROOKS.
To any dealrea patter% which in 'quality and dors
Witty will be warranted. - ,
Al) work will be reedy for dehvery when prorahaid
The patronage at the public, le ealletted, awl Per
tact salittatittos guano top&
Towanda. Magnet 3. 31313-43
Crociay. and—CUalmazie.
'ROCKERY-STORE.
or.
WICK H - A-M &At LACK.
iILVEiI PLATED WARE,,,(
SINGER SEWING. MACHD;E,
wicK:'‘Nr & BLACK'S:
Torriuldl. Ju!) -i.
-
NEW 31r..1 TAILORING
JOHN L. MoMAH9N
H ',moved to Ibe building torulFrly occupied; by
W. T. Davies, Esq.,
And to uo - r pr4Ared. to Ciniteh the Imui.le of 11..ds
vlein.ty with eve rytlileg.le the hue of
CLOT i 1.9
• ,`
CUTTOG DONE' AND CLOTHES MADE UP
ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE and
•
PERFECT FITS GUARANTEED.
stork of CMth.4 hay hers ftiecte.l from the
beat In the market. awl I feereoritideut ' l4 IWO% e
114tiA.U.1.1 D.
owlnda, Jan. SO, 473
pA. AT. N.Y. c:AN A AL R.E. CO
A itRANiiESIENT OP PASSENOI:II •TRAIN
.To... Sect Mourt4y. XT 11, 1872.
15.)ITTHW•111.. I
No.
9. i 7,
sa al 1
245 1 011. 910 ...... Eintira 12 45,
3 20" 1 '2.3; 9 15 Waverly 11 .57
3 351 1 34' 9 3 , thew+. .... 11 45,
4 20" '2 0511 0 ..: .11 051
5 20' 11115 10 161
5 45' 3 05 1 1 24 . 9 413 ,
6 111 11 1 49' .... 51.4.90pperi..•. 1 9 211
6 '2O :11 56' • 9 13
6 •1' 3 5 45: ... - ruuttarlltMeit..: 4 49
tl 14 , 1[ 442 j SO! ; 725
825' 6 OW 2l.Wilkva Barre.. , 70 , n
7 2 9 1 1 4 35' blanch Chunk..
PK I/ 281 IS 54) 1 Alle ttttt al
8 46; 6 )01.1... • •
9 151 6 ,5; . .....:Datcan
1 - 1
110 30 8 20i
it 1 9 40 1 'New Yor k....
39 leaves Towanda at 7 12 a. rn.; Athena. 7 So
a En.; Waverly. SOS a. in., arnving at Elmira at
2 (X) a. at.
S. al Laces Elmira at 5 3 , 1 p. in.; waverly at
0115 p. in.; Atbena. rt d 3O p. in., arriving at To
wanda at .
'7 1,5 P. K.
Drawing Room Cars attsaied to Trains 2 anil
ruu through (rum Elmira to Pluludelphia.• • :
R. A. PACKER,
Superintendent.,
VEW ROUTE TO PHtLADEL-
PlliA.
, • Z
NORTH ° PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
I,
. tiortegt. awk mo,o4,ltrect ill* .ti) PLAsdelphia. EA
ninon.. Washingtou. and the month, •
t...reeetigere by this route Ole I euu.ylvarati d:
New York Railroad ...roth, p4seitix Tee.amda 41 10:4t1
.t.M., and 2:05. p. in.. make close ci,nue.-tf on at Lk
noleheuf with Ltprtniff train of North Peuu'a Rail- -
road„ and :arrare f u Philadelphia at e:2O P. .11.. and
lit:Sti p.tu.S in time to take night tram. oftber for
the South or West. Palace Care are attached to the
2:05 P.M. trill'. . .
tlty pasaeugereara are at the Depot on arrival o:
ill trains CUM,. pa•ainuger:a to the various Depots
and to all partmof the city.
Leyte North Penu's ktistiruad Depot. corner Berta
ktuertom K . Philad.4pbm. At ts::;(1.t. 0:45' A.:M..
trrivlng At Inwatel- 4:57 .t 01: 4 5 P.M., taut. . ~v, e rattg.
DagNmiie Expr ' colleala and de!teerti bag
gage. office No. le.; Moat ifth 4tree . t. Philadelphia.
CORKER COONS.
treticht received at Front ea,. Noble streeta, Philr
delptua, and forwarded oy Daily Feet Fright train
to Towanda, and Aii point.. In Sue 1 . tianua 'sane,
with quick 1181...tch. ELLIS ...AR RE,
Gets. kgt. N.P. Front and WIN , . St..
Jun 3.1872. Pniladelphia.
WE. _CLAIM FOR
The undermentioned advantages over those in ordi
nary ti -e. the proof of whieW.may be seen in the
eittrsordlnary sales, and constautiy Ineleasing de•
mend for them: ' ,
Ist. That from the peculiar construction of the
they assist and pre-serso thu atght, 'render
ing (regnant changes unnecessary,.
2d. That they confer a brillitnel and distinctness
of vision, with at. atu.tunt , ol.ease a d comtort not
hitherto enjoyed by Ppectacle weatera.
3d That the m tram which the Leeses are
ground. b. mauufa••tured apecut ly for cubic purpea
ea. and is harp. bard. and Ordlieut. and not Itsb'e
to become *eat . bed.
4th lint the frame to Which they are set, wheth
er to Gold Silver, or (heel. are of the fbe.st gush y
and flutita stb. guaraut-ed perfect tu itery reepe.t.
For wale only by our eutbortzed ageut in this lucid
ity. We raver supply or employ peddlers.. '
ANCHOR, LINE ITEAMERS
• SAIL EMIT 13a17RDAY.
Pasiengera booted to mid from any Rathray Elia
ot%eaport lo Great •Ilrit3M, Ireland, Norway,
widen, Denmark 0 =my. France, Holland, Bel-
Aim , and the Utotod etatea.
Cabin faro from Now Turk to London, Liverpool,
I.agow, and Pe,ey-, $6, 1 and 1 73,
• EXCURShest Ticitt.143,11123.
:ntermediate... :...$33 I Vleeraiie • ; $3O
AU payable in Currency.
•'srtiessentling-fer their inen.in ill the Old Conn
fry cat! ptlrcbs-e trket. at redner4 koicea. •
F. r flutter particulars puts tolinlsnertsoir Bans.
ite • Hug ar..en. N.Y.. or H. ii. EVa...L - rr lik•utral
Ext, es. (Mee. lowanda. ?a, or N. N. iftris Jr..
First Natint.al Ba , k of Towanda Dry. HJI3
PLASTEIC—A supply .of Fresh
afinn,i-eiasber• for alio eye. A; ROM
e • 9aLVTIL
FRUIT JARS
TUMBtERS - .
BOWLS.
CUPS FOR JELLIES.
From Biers & Irother
TABLE CUTLERY.
Agency of the
INSURANCE .AGENCY
RLISHMENT
oYPOSITE MERCUP.'S 11LOCX
For GeuUemen ana 800, s' Wear.
ME=M
=I
N0.",?..i 0.
STATIONS. 3 1
4. ed.
P
ME
I=
I=
14Z.IRIIS & MORRIS'
CELEBRATED
PERFECTED SPECTACLES
AND EVV.OLASSES,
- W. A. Chamberlin,
Sole Agent,
Nev. 20,1872.
Drip and Modicipm
I)ft. H. oi PORTER k SON,.
rss .
OLD - CASH DRUG . STORF,
serarmturso rirldfr =LW,
dorm Wat 4 and rfdri tiotd , Timm* Pa.:
Saes recentli elj totter& star-L*lo sad
'opt antortruent. a Muting aL estenalse Ts.
lacy, enatonastai many 'noel in the Arts for
4iseckezurio punpiesee.'isiteault7 *elected with
u. Lb , Protrutodse wants of W. 7 piihho, which = ar t:
eept epoustsutii errprplers, with freali purchase*. snit
dared oti t tbe meet reasousble terns at Wholesale or
Retail. canasta* of
CITIMICALS,
tarns. OIIJI. vivariums.
ALCOHOL AND TIIIIPENTINE,
SASH PALNT. VARNISH. WHITE-WASH. `i
And ail kind* of Smythe's. ,
KEROSENE' OR COAL 014
Burning Fluids.
LAIIPSI - snADEs. ilex& canfirns,
Spar= Lard. Whale. Nea ?not.
TANNER'S AND . 51ACHI OILS,
/Fancy and TAMS Arne-lei-us WI their variety,
SPOSOIDS. BILETSBEN. SOAPS. COMBS,
. Pomades. Etatr ! Dires. Przfurpery. ,
POCKET BOOKS, PORT 41101474 M
Pocket lEnlveut. itazore
TOOTH. MCI AND HAIR PREPARATIONS;
PURE NUNES' AND LIQUORS,
I'OBAO6O, SNUFF, PI.PIiI3 - AND CIGARS.
.
Garden. Field and Flower liettgls. Trusses; IMP'
porters, Snopensomes. Shointor linswa, Breast
Punspa. Teething Rings S-iiestnit Bottles,
Nipples. Nipple Shells *tad Stitelda. Syringes,.
- Bed Pans. Seli-itaiding !runt Jars. Thee
snotuct.a.v. WIWIRItakt extraatta Stone
Mass Wars,,ttottles. Corta. Bath
aud Stove% Ettaciuux,, Fmk. Tackle: Alp-
IMFLuitiob. &c.; 114.tatit, E ertic and Efurruppatia•
tc 51erErIneil„anti ail t.htp ;popular pasjopt
MEI)ICI``N ES
All articles arms-anted u repreisented. Persons al
• distarim can receive their order by stage or twill
wnic.b receive prompt and careful attention.
Mealiest .advict given 4ratuitonely at the once
charging only for medicine,
tar Thankful for .past liberal patron.sge, would ieb
pevttnlly an ut. unt-r• In Melt trteurtv an.* tho.publit.thas
no tam. Inv& br ftdrir6cl n. .i.stieij, and tweet the COn
I.lllllohuu 0111001 coun.lezioe and pstrountr.
gar Open 50n,!...y0 for prey,rtirtiour from 9. to 10
a.m., and 19 n 4. to start sto 6 p.m. -
a C. POIITEL. & SOM.
Af
TI - LE IVoittlYS .
Purdy N',.,z-tattl and free t rola' Aleahol
1); 1: . P.. 1., 0 '1
31 1: 11 ' SLL
BITTERS,
SeitdEl Cor,gl.l. Itwipirut Can.-Oruption, CoItIA. Spit
tutlaui.atuu of the Longs. Cdtarrh,
.Droodt.toc Droop.. Wtompolg Coogh..Ast!t
utu., Rout. at D'eart or 61.1 e„ t y.peptaa,
tozstuesm Le of APPe
. Fey 41 , 43 AgUO.
Indigestion, Liver • C,' , lllp!..tt ut DiArrhoca, anti a
DINC4Sti3 of. tip. , Long., St.toryli!h,
- aorl Ki !Leys.
w. i GREG G S CO:,
•
WHOLS tLk. DRUGGISTS, ElAtlltA,
fMe Agents, end , to whom all orders should be
addressed. Pribe, $l.OO. _
far See Circulars for' further informatiori.-Va
june22.72•tf,
AYEtni H.Ath Vitio K !
bolt ItiisTortiNr; 011AY 11.1111
j•.
TO IT, NATIILAL VIZ/TAIT AND COOL
Advaneinv Mrkness. caret iliappnittlnc , nt
and hereditary pfedi.po.ition, turn the bail
gray; .either of tW2m dispo,es it to fall of promo,•
turelk; and either effect is unstghtly and uuple.isant
to-behold. Ur. AYrat's cona-Inmate has pro
dared an autiiii)to for tletormiue., which has
wou , crat!tude for 111E1 from multitudes of women
and in. n. iii. ll_lint e. ', u:ccitues'reprothice ,
1 , ,t hai l r • and al a ays roAt.,i A far•donit gray hair
it. natural color. with t'r_. an , l frr.bte..a or
•
youth. 'The enini - aruti'e y few l.fid aull!izray .
•
that
We row Ff.e, an . who have not y(t
erect the virtues! cf HAI.: %%Gorr tor renewing
=ID
the hair. fre-h and yoothlul hair we see on
older he aer,u; tten the product 01 art. If you
are cbsilaured, or made old. au-tore and ugly. by
gray hair, rentOro . youtt4ni color. and with_it your
fertu.res to their , otigirial eitn% h cad agrteatde es
pree.tt.M.
0 45
1. 8
3 50
81)
7 to
G. 5^
6'27
620
3 28 5 54
.2 32 4 50
2 15, 10
11 i 5 1 33
18 47j 12 al
18-3 . 30
18 05 11 35
413
541'
3311
4.4 t
Sold ty all Drugging, a,14"1.).-a7r/ri is M.dieines
Ds. J. C. AYER. 1.0wr.t.i.,--Ifass,.,
Pticti.4l awl Artu2)lt,Al
AND bOLD ALL nor:ii, rut.: wuiuS.
Dr. H. C. PORTER. So' Co., Wbore,..de Agents.
Povratida, Pa., and for - bale by de.!era thronglioai
the
T. P 371. I
TU N MUSICAL ADE.III
700 900
AM All
EDGAR 11. SH.Et.W6t)D. PatsCLrAl
StS44E7EIIANNA.. COLT.Eqi.V.a: INSTITUTE
Pupils will be reel.,el.l at any tince,at the following
rates
Fert.. 11110. jrve quarto- • • $l5 Ot)
theludtog Hartuouy and Voe,tl elas3; per q'r. 2t) 00
NTIIICTLV UAL? , QUARTA.V.LY IN A VAN , E.
Heenan... tAytcu a weet. No de.luction.or n time
made up. - except w ease of illuess of.more thau
one eek'• duration
This Music school is classified into direr depart
ments, as : Preliintuar). Primary and .Vivaiwed.
There will I ea et-rift - irate:4lv :u at the e . .mpictiou'el
c . .ach course with the fuusical standing et - the pupil.
Pupils troni a tllbtallt7 , %Win - Ili l aceutuluodattous
for hoard sod . piano praitiee In the iostautiou at
very lututer ate prices,
Non h Sherwood has a proerv• e couise
coniprising the hest tuedern totAhods. .•it., tne
pnhui.:s it o..itUrps 4.1.1 a 1 lances ut tue e pop.
War Lyons MII:qt.711) Academ). or whi.l.l his tiler
Lei'. L. 11. Sherwood, was lortuerly Anirici • .. and
proprie tor.
Mr. dear tl.. Shors...unt has decided talent
ninsfeal ',qua : kin - ids and extstislve e‘i . crien.... in
teaelitt, f.-I.:dihu. seelisaf..e diusicaf 7:2.7...5.a. • ,
Towanda, May' 9,
N EW PLANINU MILL
The undersigned having built a large and - commo
dious Mill in•the Borough of Towanda: and tilled it
vrtth the must *modern and improved machinery, for
the mauutacture of • •
WThiDOW SASH AND BLLNDS
Are prepared to All orders, whether !ergs or small.
upon the shortest notice. We bate also a large vs;
tiny of 510111.,DINGS. of the latest style and pattern,
which we can furnish much cheaper than they can be
worked by hand.
PLANLSO,'
4
TON6.7ELNG. •
• 61100VING,
&LCD SCROOL
PAWING.
And lel other work pertain lug toJoinery.willbedone
to run our customers. ' -
Persons snd notlieing more than twelve
to fourteen mules distant. dud it largely for their
interest to buy of iis. or bring their lumber and have
it warted by our machinery. Bring your: grist of
Flooring, or other luwte•r, and while your team
,is
feeding. hase,itgrounii out and take it home with
eon.
We will pay CASH for PINE ANI) - REM - LOCH
tArstREIL delnered at our lumber cat& Come and
. f• on, or if yon , sricotri't - .
nt. Pots I 0.1/LI t Masa:M./4 'tlt. Oft
COUNTY
SEEDER ANIIPLASTER SOWER
This i 9 an Attaclvuttat - to thatltoT
CHINE, •
CITE TONIPKI.NS COUNTY
WHEEL RAKE!
. •
c;:n
BESt PLAiTt.tt SOWER IN THE 11.1FIKETI
Its silrantsg•r ail Oth-eg spr. .nny, lAtt we
c 3,1 spe,:tal r.tte :on to it,i st:on to
SOWING , . L 1 04 riljt LIM E.'. . astl FS. BdNE DVST
The Dislributiug rirraul:el ay to pffee
tnalry 11 . 14101 An lump thor.hy . ti.odirtng .in even
do•trinutiou even n full of /AMA dry
lutupl. 1: r•ONV:i WhLL • '
ALL RINDS OF GRAIN AND 3RA S SES.DS,
Such as Wheat Rye. 0 tts..Bsrley. Duckwhest.Cor ,
Flax seed Ttw:•thy.:(7lovet •ud other tinier seeds
The beedius•Box is hung und,•r'the axle, near the
gronad, ani can be -
USFO IN & STRUNG WIND' WITHOUT SCAT-
TratlNti THE PLASTER OR SEk.D. HoWEVER
T(nrikildi. Pa.
It fa drive e by a earn nn the wheel, etteh will not
get oft of order from use ; an la the VtAlit;wthlk driv
en by gears. •
IT CAN BE SAIFTF:TP INIOIT : 11VEZTO
,FIFEBER.
OR FEOII SEBBErc, TO .RAKE. IN FIFT.EzN
PIII.2ES .01:' SEEDER A:: D HOSE
Seeder alone, er cowptet?.-...
hatie • .
l'•nubl , u.d and.••teder,...
Seedt.r Atta •Lnetd,
itt,„ Farnaera Nzautiuz the See ter eon,' tete to gnu*
Mt at or Itvo. or for Fan .ow,ug or Pl3.tcr.;.te
cau have the tnuchitto and pay for It . wtnte time att
tlichogh pordittaa (test ap _
EVERY MACHINE IS WA IRANTED.
• U., M. WELLES. Oettoral A4iiertit.
rowandet, Ps.; Aug. 201 IdT2.
Pot Medicinal woe,
JINIPER, TAR
A cERTAIN C.VRE FOR
Sold, by , all Druvaieta
PIKE ONE DOLLAR
In=
TOWAND . A,
VT FIE ct• ter: RT.' Z EILS
LIG UT
MEMO
Ikugs and Meftines.
RNER Ar.:GORDOS,
PLT:IO93 WICK.
TOWAN'D: &, per.
WHOLESAIX AND urrAu.
DRUGGISTS!
Vartaieztenai. ely repaired their Teed, at tbe
Maud, have. re-opened with a - large.. Devi Ltd:6l'C!
octet:tad 'lock, eoripatitig of .
ecp9. ExTracrs. ELECIUS. srf it.
thATEI) PILL% 7.OWDERB, CittllB, SYII-141.
Trsciu.rrEkinatits, . ••
BOTANIC ECLECTIC AND 11011 E0I'ATIIIC Ph
PARATIO:iS
DYE STUFFS; - MACHINE OILS
EXTRA REFINED ICEROSEIV, ALCOHOL
PURE 'WINES = AND LIQUOI3S
~Y6r 31eillegpal Purpci
TOB CCO, SNUFF ..IND CIGARS',:
POPULAR PAi'ENTL3IE.DICINES,
And a Floe Argrtsof oi of
TOIT,ET AND FANCY: GOODS
Slott than ill , . mm] dare and attention Riven b)t t i
4:ovnpuitutnng of Prescripttuu.. t , peu
from Sherlock ain ,tit 1p n.. from 1.7 tA.r-
Dr, MADIM. "'Let ur Otl.l. , litPti at th.. SION , IA Su .
urtlufof pa€l3 wetk f an heittulure
Towanda. )lay 7. 1872
D U. p. 'STILES
• having purchased
THE DRUG STORE
or`.. A. RIDGWAY. ry ROME. PA., -
Has now in stock and, is coustintly te,nevins trrst
eupphre of pure IJruga and .Nlednnn.,
Varni.bea. &r. A . gent for all the tn0,tp., 1 ,,,1, ( at .
rut 31ednauce. A freph supply celtbn:V
VIN k.O
Pure Wines and Llquore tor' rnethciell
be-t bentuds of f:lgsre sud T00.a.x•.;
- try, torlet And riabe:r rtrth leo, lir, orit ext ar;, • kc,
riebool bookri. etatiotsery.
‘.,tvirruery at low pm e.s: All ualreel.aee
0116 hoofs turutrtleti to 'order .t publishes• rra.,s
the teh-tor wrll cootitilor to pra Alec al.-ghat,
bereiorr,re. Otti.:.• ut the Err.o4 nrofi..7
posite i'r.•i'b,tertan church' l'reerriptine. arid r,
cunt,poutlea at all Iroi.r. tyh
petrel. elert;.
,l'Apr:ll, 1.472.
TAYLOR'S CELEBRATED ()IL-
The Gr.al /Oen rad*ir elneety .. , b ,- )11;(1 be kepti.Cd
ward every Farther tLyst keep- either t i atye
ry Tr...eater at, ti Lit ery hiteptit
Phy.i: - .imr) and lineal Fardir tor it will maid'
, itneP y . ll, o• 5 , 1111311 d t..llneneY+ Whet. ein Other !Ltd:.
.iines Lay( =led ]liners • anti Mri
certainly kaieli it. -rfir u. to otisurpyteaed tor
umbel. 4 ,9" act.V n ithp %timid keep it
for thentbeir cuediatuera tender
footed horeee, ao, totting equal , it for trader b-tt.
Esiery body Rufferm. truth '.palt. and Iginetaesa of any
_cud. borne cute, wound" , .or sr* eruption ot the
Corue, - Clultylittue - or any, disettse requiritia at
outward applie.Ytit tu. should ta.irtauti? keep
Aratti-d . tueitulue Every both- warranted gcce
astietartion For nab by Ds. f 3 C. Porter son .t
Porter .% KirLy dud W. Prowls ttnipaintli i t - ditianda
Pa. 4ud In e", td - o.u.ilt i t ar i d dealer in tirtd
tor.' Atli) adyoud i ntir ,6111,tie,
Jolla:4ton H 'noway .11 d Cow.-teu, whc”esale 1 4. V.r.t
%tedtelne Depd,. .o. dir2Arell street PtolikAlepll.l.3..
Whideesde Igents.. H. f3RtIIVNIG . TAYLt)II, e
Pr'Pr.." . r 1.034V1 4,1 14 Pi.
TO 'TUE PUISI,IC
TLe ur.derelgiled rr..,7,occfnily7
they ..17 , Vats: ::. , htrel :11 e‘e , 'T u:::?t ,,- ,t , eak 1 to
uNpERI" KING 1117S1NEs
In all lii Lrauchil. Anti ue trti,t
korvice:i airy OUP in that 11:
Ira% larg s pared . no expetlae.vr' in
ing fro= the Ohop i of Co.. r'f or.r pl:cP
coheirs.: iviir,7llmanot be 611rpasFo.1.,•:,,eu e•lu e 4
tins our larget • -. Cate
also secured the aerriees of almost rehable, carefu:
and gentlemanly person to attend to this brim of
the butlnees
J. S. linta - N, one of our Ann, will be found st,the
Furniture Store, On Bridge. I.trect. and -C. M. M. 0.,
grtxr., tlit other l i taeruher of the :Inn. lA*
• - .
Bence on Third street. or Obont 01; of L
C. Beach, a very reliable and etiebratE,l
whom Cext, is on Part street. La.
Hurst
jan2s'72tr
FIRST.NATIQNAL BA.NE
OF TONT:A:if...A,
1. CAPITAL
:, -SURPLUS
This Bank offers fiNTSUAI, FACILITIES:Ior
ranssetion of a
(1. E.N.P.;RAI, BANKINO-
tNTER.EbT AID ON DEPOSITS ACCORDING 7,
AGREEMENT. • '
SPECIAL CARE: , IITEN TO TIIE COLIEC:110 : : OF Sr:7U
AND CHECEI•
Parties wishing to MST) MONET to any part of tl.t.
United States. England. Ireland. tirotla na. or tL.• p7z.
eipal cite. lint) towns of Europe, can here rxor•
drafts lot that purpose.
PASSAQE TICKETS
To or from the old country, by'best steamer or I
lug lines, always on hand.
FLAITLIZA 1111011011 T OV AT BSDCCETO airLs,
Highest Price-paid for. 6". S Borah.: Goad and S.,r±r.
JOS. POWELL, President. N. N..B.Errs.,Jl
Deveniher
BuOKS• •BOOKS"
BOOKS.
Tbe bet4.ox.tct irC-Cortliery. Pc”:ll , yl ,: tto t
BOOKS AND STATIONER,I
0.: F. CROSS
Efiß stock is .IWaytZ . 001111 ,1 € tl.,
erstlting i 4 The' lino,.sticli us
Of every tleacripflom:"
FANCI:\
SCHOOL BOOKS.'SLATE.q, INS
'BEANS 8094
J'USTICES' BIANKS-AND BLANI: NOTES
•
all Daily. tit.,,•tly. and vrtrs
Reno irntrf furnished to stil,:titierd t tte
pliers. •
MEI
113321
. G 3
DIARIES FOR 1S s,
A !argil assortmetit, w . hieli will be sold etc:4,
7%;:ran,,i.. ^l. 1814
And all
BIM
D. If. IthlsFP..
Wok. fiukDoN
MI El h 8
J. S. ALLYN
MOM
125,000...
40,000;
DECEE
GSM
840 0 K S
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CII4I,O*OS.
C. F. CROSS.
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