II 111 g ' aa, isctUniteaus. la Does Mixed Husbandry Help Much? . This question was wandered i n a paper by J. V. E 'Scoville, who, though admitting thatrpure dairying pays, 9aintained that, when all the feels and figurea are -considered the profits will be found, yet? , few and feeble. He cited (hie instance in which, according to his computation, it cbsts 45 cents a pound to produce butter; and another dairyman receiy= ed $827.32 for the milk of 20 cows, while the expense of the same, includ ing interest on land stock, utensils, Sz.c l and wear and tear, and Cost of I' . lahoriwas $1,400 and a trifle. more: Wtile there may be; exmptional cases, it is also - true - that the range of dairy prifit is not great. Mr. S. suggested tilt it might be wise for the dairy far nef,to supplement-and strengthen his t business by devoting atteption lo.Sorne speciality. Wheat gaowing is not the thing; that has been tried iti ibis connection and condeinned :aready, nevertheless exceptions to this rule are , on record. The potato a profitable , crop as, if not market able as remufierative rates, it can be. utilized at home as a .feed lor stock: B'c:ine persons find advantages in al- Iwing tebacco to take a share of their attention from the dairy, but this crop, should only be touched with caution? Teasels are grown by komo dairymen in place of hops, but as yet few have tasted ; the advantage or otherwise of this crop. Some help might be realized from attentiom to orchards, or mall fruits. discuision -which fol owed they . expression 'of Mr. Scoville's views, 31r.Lewis objectec to the idea of mixed agriculture, and Mr. Hall gave the opinion that even in legitimate dairy farming, without any pro: -- and supports whatever;74 man who uses his brain and attends closely to - his business, will have no reason able cause for complaint. • Leachy 'There are agricultural writers wild e<en at this day never tire of talking alkfut "leachy soils," and intelligent farmers sometimes are heard to re- Mr:4k ; "Oh! that farm is poor ; the soil has no.bottom, it won't hold raindrer But ``they are in error. Take a - cubic foot' of that soil and hour on it the foulest liquid from the barnyard. It will be filtered so.per fectly that the water might almost be Considered clean enough to drink if tg, natural repugnance arising from the association of ideas connected with f it could .be overcome. The, Est soluble of chemical 'manures, the, nitrates. of potash and soda, axe remained in the soil during two easons ; and when in the third there has been more than the usual Mount of rainfall, . the abundant vggetation has' shown . the prusence r;the plant food which has been cai-aiting proper conditions to call it. auto activity. The sewage fare 0 of ng,land, - watered ! every dayi - With libusands of gallons of the . foulest -welling liquids, which, passing' through the soil, flows out of the drains as water pure- and tasteless, - )rove that soils are not "leachey." Oh a late occasion =some, visitors 1 to one of these farms were . induced to drink of this out-flowing water and they. declared it free from , the least flavor or smell. • Mr. 'ffeehi has ap plied each year to his farm for nearly a quarter-of a century more than 50 tuns of manure per acre, and his drains never, except on one occasion. showed any eSC4I)9 of fertilizing ma terial, and that, was when, during a severe &math, and when the ground Was badly cracked, he does, it with Isewage wind' passed directly. through the crevices into the drains. So all ) experience. goes to disprove the theory of leach,ey soils and it is fall time this bugbear was banished ont of Eight... Sugar Making. In a paper read before the Farmers meeting tit ethel Vt.; Mr. D. Toffee, of Royalt6n, said : In regard to the manufacture of maple sugar there are several facts of important to be considered, to produce a good article that is maple sugar, iii_somethingbe -sides name. 'r Ist. The right kind of soil where the . trees stand, that of a light color to be preferred over dark as the sngai• will be much whiter. I do not preteMl to understand the reason of 'This, but know it to be so, from • experiment. and. : Tapping the trees, about which there are different oppinions. I use a half-inch bit, and Post's pat ent spout with hook for hanging the bucket, which I consider, the best spout I ever saw in use. ,3d. Cleanliness in all the arrange ment. I think tin buckets are Much 'better than wooden ones, but in either case they tunet be clean and sweet, as must the , holders, 'pans, finally all utensils used. 4th. The sooner the sap in convert ed into syrup or %tiger, (withont_bur niug) after it rune - from the trees, the better. - sth. The sap.. should ,be "strained before toiling; to take out all twigs, leares.rete ; also, after it reaches the stage called syrup, to fit it for the sugaring -4. Flannel ; for strainers is much the best; - DOnOtas eau' , Limoxs.—Those who witnessed Lindolreiv,first inaugai4ion will not soon forget one little scene which then coeCurred: The President • erect came forward upon the platform prepared at the east front of the Capitol, with his natural awkward ness increased by the ffmomentons. circumstalices ;of the occasion, and bY a gorgeous' wardrobe: in which it -, Was 'evident he felt exceedingly un comfortable. The; stiff dress coat, 1 : - vest aid pantaloons of black broad cloth were .enough of themselves to. disturb ,his mental and physical equanimity but, to these were added • other fncumbrances in the shape of a bran new silk hat and a ponderous gold-headed- cane: The cane he ,mandged to pat away in a corner, ` - 'but the disposition of the bat per plexed him greatly. It was too good to throw away, too nice, as.. be • thought„ reef itpon the boards; • so, for a ,thinuto i at least, poor Lin coin stood therein the gaze of assem bled thousands,' grasping it desper ately and seeking in vain for, a safe place to deposit it. Douglas, who , Bat t :immediately in the rear, saw, the embarrassment of his rival, and riS ing, took, the ishinning r beaver from its sorely bothered owner and held it - during the deliiery of the inaugural address. is doubtful whether, lice ever. dreamed. Stephen Doug las( ever.dreamed that : was des- Gray.] the hat of Abraham Litie€4o able quit individual was appearing for the''first thus as dent of the United Statoi. —Wit/v./IyLitagi . Isppinesis is to wit.at s.G9 *44 , 7 cap 054, 1 v a l or i ctroviais • In .Iwv.i int,ds re 4 sr:4w tatto: MIME , TABLE OF THE-EIILL.t. VlB/1111=111 114118110 M--15111141 ant es Mendeaay. ll . um. =l3 A. 51. 800 11:10 5d51 9:10 9:50 9:50 10:90 11:10' ♦. a. ^ BMW . 10116.011 WIL00:18 MINOR% 3. 7. 4300131 LAX. Gong IPeesenget Agent. EBIE RAILWAX. . , Petuatssrs Bsier Daiwa:JO Roost MID ammo run taroosti=s 1= 1142214 0et. NA! ester, Bead°, Niagara Slat. iftipaUtiOSl Bridge, Clerralatl. and Cinciaristt. Abstract of Time T417 ". 6 Adopted Nov. 4. Mil: r.. vanweiz. STATIONS. 3° 3. i 3.16 L 5. t lr.*ll . . _ ----.— . a. W. a,. IL P. at 9 K. • , .. New York.... 5 - .. Leave 900 UOO 680 ..T 00 Port Jervis. . 12 01 840 9 $ 040 Busimehanna ... 8 . • 4SO 896 133 12 80 Great 8end...... . 847 217 10 50 Binghamton . . 444 933 300 340 Owego, . • . . 696 10 49 400 418 Waved" . . 600 11 33 44 42 613 Elmira - 636 1730 440 663 Corning ' . . 707 140 668 . 617 .Painted Post.," - 128 ' -.Rochester... —Arrive. 10 37 . 10 52 10 32 Bornellsville.... " 830 Ilk') 8715 ...... Buffalo. " 12 06 810 11 16 1248 Niagara Fail s.... _ " 1166 960 12 30 456 thisp'osion Bridge . 100 10 00 12 35 44e Ctifton . 105 1006 12 40 448 Dunkirk . -1 50 800 115 115 Cleveland. 0 686. .... 700 ' 700 Cincinnati • . 1455 • 8 OPI 6On P. Y. P. X. h.. W. la. Y. ADDITIONAL LOCAL TRAINS WEBT'WARD 6:00 a.m.. =apt Sander'. bens Owego. Stopping at Tioga 5:27. Smithboro 6:66. Barton 6:12, Waverly 7:00. Chemung 7:39. wallah:3ra 8:05, Elmira 8:40, Big Plats 10:20, Corning 11:30. Painted Post 11;46. addlson 12:58 p.m.. Itathboneville 1:27. Cameron Wills' 1:52, Cameron 2:15. Adrian 3:10. Canisteo 3:40. arriving at HorneUrrille at 4:00 p.m. 6:15 5:15 a.m.. eseept Sundays. from Itaihnehanna. Stopping at Great Bend 6:35. Kirkwood 5;52, Bing hamton 6:12. Hooper 6:35, - Union 6:45. Cargo:llle 7:03. Owego 7:20, Tloga 7:40, Solithhora 5 v 20 . Bar ton 8:0I. Waverly 811, Chen:unit 8:40, Wellabarg 8:55, Southport 9:11. Elmira 9:13. Big Plata 9:50, Corning 10:17. , Painted Post 10:24, Addison 10:53, Bathbonevillr / 11:10. Cameron Wills U:3l. Cameron - 11:40, Adrian 12:00. Cantata° 12:13, and arriving at Harneilsville at 12:22 p.m. 6:00 a m.. daily. fromilasonabanna. Stopping at Great" Bend 6:204 Kirkwood 6:48. Binghamton 7:18, Hooper 17:43, Union 17:53. Campvilte 18:15, Owego 8:38. TIOI/ 1 191. Sulithboro vita; Barton 19:25, cc i Waverly 10:00. Obero*. n 110:15, all 'burg 10:35, 1 Elmira 11:00 . Big Plats. 11:40: ng 12:12 p.m., Painted Post 112:15. Addison 12:4 . Itathboneville 11:00: Cameron Mills 11115, Cameron 1:27, Adrian 11 :60. Cantata° 2:02, and arriVing at Hornelbnille at .' 2:15 p.m. 1:10 p.m., ezrept Sundays. from Etniquehanna. Stopping at Great Bend 1:57. Kirkwood 2:w.. BIDS. hamton 3:12. Hooper 4:18. Union 4:52, 1011EpTille 6:30. and arriving at Owego at 8:05 p.m. 1:16 0.m.. except Sundays. from Elmira. Stopping at Big Plata 1:39. Corning 2:00, Painted Post 2:06, and th.noe. via Avon. to Buffalo. arriving at 8:57 pm. 2ao p.m.. except Sundays. from Binvhamton. RtopPing at Hooper 2:43, Union 2:5n. Caznpville3M, Owego 3:18, Ti.Ra 3:35. Eimithboro 3:45, Barton 3:52. Waverly 4:08. Chez:pans 4.20, Wellsburg 4:32. Booth :3oft 4:47. Elmira 4:49, Bis Plata 5:17. Corning 5:35, Painted Post 5:12, Addison 6:01 Itathborunrille 6:15, CamerosLidills 6:27. Cameron 6:35, Adria 6:55. Can. lateo 7:07". and arriving at Hornellsville 7:15 p.m. i=cEi STATIONS.I • 4 No.. N.. IL t 2e. No. .. . ---; - -*--- P. 11. p.._54. P. IL a. IL Cincinnati. Leave . 945 645 Cleveland . " 516 900 ...... Dunkirk. " 1 10 10 00 Clifton 1.30 530 956 718 Busp'tision Bridge " :140 540 10 06 720 .Filagara Palls.; .. " 145 645 1e 12 730 Buffalo " . 230 620 11.25 800 Bornellsville„. " 86 15 10 10 305 11 00 Rochester A..! ' 400 - 5 50 ....- 800 Corning ..... .... " -.725 ll3B • 4321 12 13 1 Elmira • 09 12 15 513 12 17 Waverly. - " - 840 12 505 49 110 Owego ow 130 - 6281 166 Binghamton " 10 10 215 711, 238 Great Bend • 0 2 411 740 3°02 Slisqbehanna ..., " . t . 1.0 58 900 810 386 Port Jervis Arrive -. 252 650 1 11 55 645 " Middletown - , ; 363 745 12 42 - Goshen 803 Newburgh , " .. . 11 40 . .1 835 Paterson 15 50 1000 854 Newark , 0 . . 700 205 .. Jersey City 11 38 New Y0rk......: 0 11 00 6 33 700 B. lc ADDITIONAL LOCAL muss EASTWARD. 15:00 a.m.. except Sundays from nornelltnilia. Stopping atearitateo 5:22. Adrian 6:47. Camerons:so, Cameron Kills 7:00. Ratttbonevine 7:30 Addison 8:23, .Painted Poet 9:16, Corning 10:00, Big Flats 10:42. Elmira 11:30 •.m.. Southport 12:05, Wensliarg 1:18. Chemung 1:50. ,Waverly 2:30, Barton - 3:08, Smithboro 3:26, Tioga :345, and arriving at Owego at 4:10 pars. - 6:55 a.m. daily from Hornellwrill. Stopping at :40. •Tings 1 Camern 7:45. :Addison 8:49.- Corning 9;47. Elmira 11;03, waverl? 15 32, P.m. gmithboro 1;00. Owego 2:50, Campville 303. Union 3;38, Bing hamton 4:12. Kirkwood 4:57, Great Bend 5;22, and arriving at Susquehanna at ;oq, p.m. 7;00 a m., except Sunday. from Hoeitelliville.— Stopping at Canisteo 7:13, Adrian 7:25. Cameron 7.42. Cameron 7;42. Cameron Mills 7;48, Batttbone ville 8:05. - AddLson 8:13. Painted Poet 8;30. Corning 8;33, Big Flats 8;49, Elmira 9;08, Southport 9:15, Wellsburg 9:50. Chewing 9;45, Waverly 10:00. Bar ton 1n:15. Rmithboro 10:23, 71ngs 10;35, Garego 10;18 Campville 1106. Unita 11;20. Hooper 11;30, and arriving at Binghamton 11;40 a In: 7:00 am.. except gander'. from Owego. Stopping at Campville 7:47. Union a:2B, • Hooper 8:41. Bing hamton 9:10. Kirkwood 10:90. Grestliend 11:15, and, arriving atatiscrealianua at 11:65 a.m. . 1:55 p.m., except drab:lays. from Hornellaville, Atari - ping at C.anisteo 2:08. Adrian 2:10. Cameron 2:15. Cameron Mills 1:51, llathboneville 3:07,, Addi son 3:25. Painted Post 5:53. Corning 4:35, Big Flats 4:28 Elmira 4:58. Southport 5:12 Wellsburg 5:30. Che m:mg 5:48, Waverly 8:05, Tiqga 8:50, Owego 7:05, Campville 7:32, Colon 7:52, Hooper 7:58. Bingham ton 8:20, Kirkwood 8:45, Great Bend 9:03, and ar riving at Susquehanna at 9:21 p.m. 1:58 p.m..except Sundays. from Painted Post. Stopping deming 1:08. Big Flats 2:2o:and lirri•- lug at Elmira at 2:40 p.m. • Daily. t Mondays excepted, between Hornellsville and Port Jervis, I Stop Sundays only- Through Tickets to all points West at the very Lowest Bates, for sale In the Company's Ofßoe at the Waverly Depot. This is the only authorised Agency of the Erie Railway Ootnpany for the sale of Western Tickets in Waverly. at Baggage will be checked cagy on Tic.kets purchased the Company's dace L. D. WORM ' Knot. A . J. NOBLE & CO., REAL ESTATE AND , LOAN AGENTS, HAVE FOB SALE ON EASY TEEM SEVER-AL DWELLINGS, Situated convenient to business portion of town. Office. with • NOBLE & VINCENT, r „: . Insurance Agents. Towanda, Nov. 21,.1872, • AGENT'S! -QUICK I Or yon will mtsa choice of territory. (there is a - arsa for it), onbIO . LEWL2I3 last and grest , 7 ork. • vr. • 4 o' l ,i • tIGESTION OUR -!• 3 On MY JOLLY Yunnan swan. - , • -itt is by odds the most taking and saleable Nick in •We field. .1. It is on a vitally impeirtant subject. 2. It is by America's most popular writer on health. It is. for the price, the largest and handsomest book ever sold by subscription. Agents, the people riVe sager branch a boot, and will urge you to bring llt•to them. Write for terms, ko.. free. s'. - MACLEAN, - Publishei. sep.ll'72.ly - 733 Sansom Street. Phila. ROBISON'S REPEATING r WYSE. NEW MO/ UM 81mple; Strong. Powerful. Bale tiff t•eurate. which makes it oboe of the best nu ,er offered to B Ortimen• Price* frOM 138 o Bend for a ciruular to F. A Maadeld, We• ijth w, Pa...agent fore Bradford. Susquehanna. "may u. Wrunioff. sod Luseroe (*gulags, Nov 130a4 MONEY SAVED, BY PORCEISENG YOUR STOVES AND HARDW - ABE 07 W. L. PZ,DYSTOW. Orval July m.ll. miLIriIONS OF ACRES • IO WA di . ..NEBRASKA LANDS ?or Bile by the - - purlington & Mo. River RR Co. lOn ten yeare c-#llt at 6 per cent. interest PUCtl rin in7C2lll will pay . for the land and ilnpn:Md9lntin . much thin the limit of this generous credit. Bet. tee Minna are not 64 end, and probably Dever will be. Cream/As. giving full plink:Zarin. prong; am tar cll that are w an ted to read and circulate. C. 4 4E Wm And thrive friends will follow. •la arcranut, MA,. (bowing the exact location of lows law+. $. sold at 60 cents, and of Nebraska lands i.rt 4 / 4 110 p. lc* 1 1 'w circulars and maps apply to - • GEO. B. BAUM • Land Commissiorr. Burlington. lows. And please isy W wkai paper this idverds* wit Win am. T0b.1,11614 TOWANDA ~‘ v. iL 4:00 Ile 8410 11:411 111 LOS 1441 13$0 IP., EL Km jest reed* the lemma ameattleent et M.ARBLIDI TOMB STONES, MANTLES, &q., Pomona to Taut of anythlag In ow line ace opoottedry Invited to call and exixtdno our stock. LADIE: FRIEN'D The sales of Sewing Machines in 1871, as reported under oath in 1872, to the owners of Sewing Machine Patents, chow that the 2 35 5 15 1 10 330 P. N. 1 925 I 940 P. Z. 40}1.ti N. ABBOT.. Gqin't Poser Jiiet Marble Works. gooARE a SON . S j! v Ever eithibited In this notion, to which they - Invite the attention of the public. l!ba7 Use es hand or Awash to ardor • MONUMENTS, Of every stns. div :14 toi'L'i McCABE Sr, BON. Towanda. lay 1. 1 71. SICa G. EIP, MANUFACTURES 0 COMPANY =1 SOLD LAST ( YE►B 18060 . =MEM Ninety pat of them being FOR FAMILY USE This is over 54,000 Mora Sewing'Maelaines than_ were sold by any other company daring the same -period. Every 'Machine sold by WICKHAM & BLACK OENEELL AGENT*, TuwANDA, PA., Aug. 14, 1974 NEW GOODS Ina B. A. Pettes" & Co.'s OPPOUTZ TEE 00IIBT HOLM, s. Cobsisting ist a general line of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, *' IR7CM LS SHAWLS, NIIBLiS, GLOWS FOR LDMI AND OWTLEMION, WATER-PROOF CLOTHS AND cLoixocks, VELVETS AND V V ETICENI. ALSO HAJR,,GOODS FOR LADIES, =I LENIN SWITCHES, BRAIDS AND COMB. pr all the Latest doles. MILLISEILII GOODS IN ALL VABIE Towanda, Oct, 8, 1872. NEW STEAK FLOURIN( 31ELL LN SHEEIREQUIN, Pk The sobscrib desires to give notios that hie STEAM FLOURING MILL Is now In encosisful operitlOn. and Unit ha la pre. pared to do all work In We Um on short ow**. MINTON GRINDING DGIDI cossrat,isaiii DAY :TEAT IX IS 11,101 MD. Whelk Buckwheat ead itye . flour. On Keel. read. Brie. tc., 'Ways au hand out for it Lamed Mo. PARTICIILAILSOTICEL.m.Perioas livisere on the met this of the Myr &drift to ;sheathe my 8418. witi hare their emer paid both intim whim they briar grins ri too bushels sad upwards. earn t.B. ♦TZBB. 50047,1, - AGENTS WANTED et once for our New Book, the Life of the Greet Ex plorer. Ul'a l a&llliLA A t Seeouit of what tos has orpsrleuoul and aoooed dorwitforoofl4444 years in Skiit wilds of Airfoil. and of Ale esourrpetiou from deslhby STANLEY. ulth particulars of Ms perilous trip hi saints ot, and long ,s4Oure wisb the seed dine-ens. eV-. etc. 600 Mel) $3 304_,Cesi. versa*, mated. .For ilsseriptioo : and AIMS addle's, 33 mos - • Itll3llA/L0 BIOL. Pub Wham eisp.frill-tv MI•. or libelea Grooniae and Itosidow_ rig ERWEBNAGNAD, stvnio pirdow mailmen tamest at • aim are ea. &PLUM& 00. Law MPH* ifil t hr IN Whims elleadlloal Clout, sollidiat• %slim sad wail adadad stack at ink& z awe patobased fee Omsb. sad ted milldam* UM asa sal al so low figures so as 1. purdiimpt eloroboro,. I tom oar to amputees sploaildotook • TEAI3, COFFICES, SUGARS, WANE. ItALZII4I7II, MCZB, ko Hairs au handslargs stock of . 310:tON FLOUR, GRAHAM DO. ks 6 onnstaniti on band. PORIL. Milt% tam and all kinds or MB. Would earl th. ittaatlon of the public to our Osn't Be Beat In cueing or wk . *. Jesae Oakley's Celebrated Lam t• dry. New York Oharaleal and Brow Soap. Please all and =mit* oar stock of Larg usottannt of YANK= . No2lolkB. TOILET SOAPS, Se.. to I will pay the highest ash price for COUNTRY, PRODUCE. ' farmers, give to &eau before eeNztg elsewhere. all persons indebted to the late n 2172 will please call toad make . Immediate parmezt. CL B. PATCH Towanda, Ruck, 12, 1867. M J. LONG. GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS; FLOUR, FT4T - 0.1), NEAT, &c, COR. MAIN AND BRIDGE STEI., I desire to call the attention of the public, to my assortment of goods, which la always full and coot• plOte,-and will be Bold to my customers-at lowest Imarket rats.. My stock of Hive been purchased since the lato reducUou In the tariff on there. and are offered at prices to cor• respond. Orders by mail or otherwise will receive carafe and prompt attention. , Is WARRANTED Thanking the public for tha liberal patronage they havo given me, I wish & continuance of the acme. CASH PAM FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE feb.2o'7l Fox .M_ERCUR are now receiv tug a fresh stock of Good', in their line, taught since the Ist January, to which they invite the: at tention of their friends. We keep the largest s tpclt in town. Our goods are f=ish and deal:ails. Ws sell at lowest market prices!. Jan. 19. ism FRESH AND NEW TEAS, bought since the recent decline In price, and mane cheap at retail. PDX & NIZItCIII3. Jan. 1L 1871. Fox & MERCUR are selling Gm eferial at retail. Jan. 19, iB7l. Fox tc MERCUR are selling New and Fresh Cipoda. Jan. 19. 1871. Fox & NLERGUR are welling Gro eerie' cheap. Jen. 18, 1871. - pox & MERCUR are Baling tirst i. class Goods only. Jean. 19, 1871. pox. & MERCIJR are selling cheaper than ever. Jan. /9, 1871. HOSIERY, REMEMBER that we' are selling Goods at . .11-ETAIL!• And that are worn be undersold. Jan. 19, 1871. FOX a =RCM MICHIGAN FINE-CIIT TOBAG, LV—vary choke—at Jan. 19, 1871. FOX k 10MOLTIF8. 'pox at MERCUR 10 nut deal in Shoddy Goods. Jan. 19. 1871. OCM CUSTOMERS can rely upon getting the, Teri beet the market alTorda eM at towns! prices. - • Towanda. Jan. 19.71 • REMEMBER THAT FOX BEER CUB are retailing an kind■ of (.Ir-awl at wholesaleprices. The largest stock in town. Goode first class. Prices low. E. 101. gept. RO.•TO. • IfEECITH,. NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY I Respectfully announce to his friends and yatronb that be has bunt a when he will oonstantlyteep on hand a WI mart mint of • TOV AND OPI N BUGGIES, i• PLATFORM WAGOIsIS, i marmot auks, SD SKILLMO,II3. of the beat tutees! and Attalla! In the beet ettg ale*. Ins long exptniknee in city Ouriage rectories (tree him a deckled edvantage user ethers in the of his Wagons. All they sake it aa INSPECTION OF HIS WORK prottono to parchsainitlotwhore ALL WORK ITARRAIITZD TO GITZ PXMOT Thankful for the liberal pstronees _toes erly ex tended mid 'respectfully eat a oontleuence of eat ISOM - ItEA'AIRING PROXETLY ATTENDED To. ~ i, Earn MUM - Tfirreads. Jan. E. 11111111-4 f IL H. MOB, GROCERIES, ETZ Da. BLICIWEILAT 1:10. STOCK OF TOBACCO, WOODEN WARE. 0.. , 8. PATCH. WOOD. WILLOW, AND STONE WARE. Iklo. PATTON'S BLOOL TOWANDA, PA TEA.S, COFFEES, AND SPICES, E. T. FI.M, EILN BY =MIR. Opportte the newJall, TOWANDA, PENN'A. : i DOZO 31E4 01 01 0.1 KEW BBIOE CARRIAGE FACTORY. FAMILY CARRLIGE, Finish; Style and Durability SA TZSPA CT/ON reduced prices -. • t, CbUdag. HIBAM . TATLO.B FitEUEIONAiWiI TMWBS, Opposite Palk &pare,. Keep always on liand a fall assort= ii r..) V : CASHMERES AND COLTENGS. . READY-MADE CLOTHING In all the Ip,test styles, HATS OAPS' AND lIMBRET Furnishing Goo d CUTTING DONE , . ON SHORT ALL WORK/WARRANTED 6 6 MAIN STREEZ, .; • TOWANDA; PA. THIS CAPS THE C LIM AX. To' contemplate ttuit' man is made capable of fathoming the depth oi the mighty ocean ano meas• taring the distanFe to the most dietaist sta i r, and we were abort to lay,capable of weighing the solid con tents of the inn. And it is wonderfully strange that this firm of Brothers have male themselves in . con. versant with every brazen of the Epealand por tent Clothing and }tarnishing trade th at It mars it unquestionably the - placd for every one to buy, ••• Here you will find.Clother extremely cheap . Pile upon pito, heap upon heap; Of every grade, texture. and hue, For White or Black, Gentile or J,: , cv All say at once. We will go tber,i, For they do Imaintss ^ on the squarer Their Clothes lire good. and prices just, They pay for all. and r,ivo no trust. - , All that aranttlottirs•shonld go and sco Those prices. styles. and quantity; flats, Caps, or Clothes, thin or thick,- Viibrellls or a Walking Stick. Lluy your Faruirl.ll:4; Oyo laof „pug all your Clothlug er them; Buy of this lirra, 1.4.1 y ho ochrrs, For reasons ally, svOLFIP !marinas Towaud Oct 1. 15:7.2 .81-1003: 0 eC atUl mutts= o manntacturs their celebrated HOBSE POWERS & CLEANERS, and will veil a better -machine. for leas money than CIA be had elsewhere in the wort/. 'We ria:m for our machines that they elf do as ranch,. rr more, than any other. and are more dnratily bui.t 'We Personally enperintend our work and are th 4 it is well down. We Will send DISCREPTIVE CATALOCipES. of our'anscbines, on application. ONE AND, TWO HORSE POWERS, One Tsoo Mile THRESHER & SEPERATORS, THRESHER wad 'CLEANERS. FANNING 111,ILLS, CIDICCLA2' AND DLO a3w GRIST MILL work done to ur.kr. Giro uWa call before . pPrchating elsewhere. Vcl "00 (11103M 7 11£1 !SR3IIIV `* oo aOO I IEI Aug. 2. IBA F OUNDERS & MACHINE SHOP: Tho undersigned barltig purchased the rottudry and Machine Shop lately owned by John Carman. are prepared to do all kinds of work appertaining to their business. with promptness and dispatch. MILL -G EARI N.G CIRQIILAR SAW MILLti, MAN-DRILLS, M. J.' LONG .• MILL I'ItON) ENGINES REPAIRED, ►ad all wark warranted to give iuddsfacrion. SHINGLE MACHINES Of the 'Meat and moat Iroproredidzka manufactured and rept constantly on hand ready for nue. lawr-unx. 4... ND WOODEN ISE VI. CULTIVATORS, CORN PLOUGHS PLOUGH POINTS Of all kinds, and the Latest improvsmenta 1c ern , stantly on hand. CHURNPOWERS, LAUGE AND. SMALL SIZE. STOVE CASTIN.GS cru„su GRATER, ST EP IND SLEIGH SHOES, LARGE IKON KETTLES And kinds of castings tarnished to . March 80. 1870. ]MA'S. k FUXIEWELL. WANTED -BOOS AtiENT-S FOB SICC GREAT INDUSTRIES OF 'FEE UNITED STATE:3, An Historical sntornary of the, Origin, Growth, and Perfection of the Chief Indnetrial arts ef this countrl. 1300 PAGES AND 500 ENGRAVDMS, Written by 20 Eminent Authois including John B. Gough. Leon Case. Edward Howland, Joa. B. Lyman. Ser. E. Edwin Sall. Horace Greeley, Philip Ripley. Albert Briabain'e. " , F. It. Pk. 111.1203. ect...etc. =I Ude wort is a complete history of aMbranches of Industry. processes of mannia , ture, etc:. in In ages it ti a complete encyclopedia .4 arts and minufac torero, and is the most entertaining and valuable work-foe information on sabjesla of general interest ever offered to the public. It is adapted t..the wants of the Merchant .Manufacturer. kle.9' In Farmer. Student. and loventor..and sells to bth old and young of both classes. t The book is so'd by agents who ste making large sales in all parts of the e en try. It is Offered at the low price of.s3 50 and is the cheeped' eook ever sold by* subs cription. No family ihobld be without a copy. We want agents in every town of the United et tea, add no anent can tail to do well with this book. Our terms are liberal. We give our agents the exchtalve right of territory. One of our agents sold 133 coolest in eight days. another sold 368 in two weeks. Our agent In Hartford sold 1197 in one week. Ilpecimens of the work sent is vents on receipt of sta f or circulars and terms to agents address the publish ers. J. B. BURR It HYDE, Hartford, Conn-. • _Chicago, 111.; or Cincinnati, Ohio. AGENTS WANTED for our = New Book, the FUNNY SIDE OF PHYSIC, Or the )(Merles of liedlelse: Pretesting the Hs. more end Serious Bales of Kodhel Preeklee. As &poop or ltedlosl Humbugs. On - ks. and CU& stein of ill ages and all conning& 200 pages, 250 Engravings,. An iaterertiug and amusing treatise on the Medi cal Humbugs of the past and present.. It exposes Qua h. impleturs,:Tramdlim Doctars.,Patent Medi- Mae Tenders. Noted Female Chests, Vertune Tell ers and Madams and gives icterealng accounts of Noted Physicians and naratives of their lives. It shows how filthy be "mannfactived Tobacco and of. what vile liquors misdicines sea' composed. It re. seals startling secrets and instriicts bow to avoid the ills which fish is belr to. Werelve richt gee territory and liberal commis lops. roe circu lars tad terms address the publishers. J.; B. &MR & BIDE, Hartford. Clucege, 1114;:or Clue =MI. Ohio. 'KNOTS. lINTLEO, Or Ways and 13y-Ways In the Hidden Life of AYCOMA DITECTWES. We want a. , etib. for s teis book. It discloses all the mysteries of the Detective System. .It is • mem for the put twenty years of the moat skillful detec tives of this otruntry. to whteh the crafts of Bank liobbers. Thieres.frickporftets. Lotta 7 Ken. Gotta tatted Money Deal..shiliswindient of ell claw aro exposed sod ,btoostit to Nance. Prim S 2 TIL Send for decoke * apilissomo to agents, Illovloll MIMES went of - GENTS' In great NOTICE. End all tfrAs of MADE TO ORDER PLOUGHS, Of all ktncla. ,LN - D Graintatinia Providar. GROOM! AND PROVISION STORE. MOO i:BE Abolaal• aad Detail Doilies is MI FAMILY R 0 0 E T .RIEI3 PROVISIONS, NXIMTIt'S NNW DWIT, TOWANDA. PA. w. do not deer It noosaaary to antnnatste an Ihs dllerett articles we keep. Ontsiminnkconit ia ALWAYS COMPLETE. we sell nothing but FIRST 'CLASS GOODS. Cub paid for Parmera Produce. Jell= 11WASP, Nardi 1. ISTU. ' WY. =WAWA. .CENTRAL MARKET. ' The subscribers still canna= to lump constantly on bend a [all and complete essortment of every- Galas pertaining to their baldness. consisting Mill. 1 7 Of A BEEF, PORK, ndst AND SALT STJCUR CURED RAU& MUTTON, BEEP, JAMB. VEAL. • porzsiri. BADILiGE, - LARD, BOLOGNA, DRIED BEEP. TaLLOW, kC., ke. • I S' ! FRESH FROM THE LIKES. 1 OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY season., I • Pastier* wiablng Oyster' In large er quanq.• ties will be forntahed on short notice. at Um old Maud. Camrraal. .I:Lutist. Kontanye'a ;dock. Ord door north of Dr. Porteri. Crtai. 6 $21.1X11. I KELL= & ISCILOCE. - TRibAtcru.oca. Feb. 24, 1870-tf , HIGHEST 111A.REE'D PRICE = 1 TN CASH: PAID FOR GRAIN, BtrTtEll AND EGGS, GEORGE S 31.TT WYgIITEING; PA. April 18. Boots an Shea NEW FI*M BOOT AND- SHOJI TRADE. COILS - ILn Sc. COONS Would announce that bating bought out Mr. L. L. A.1001.)Y, th,y are now prepared to offer to the pub lic a large and Irikined assortment of BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, TRAVtIJING BAGS, LEATIIED; SI101: FINDINGS, .7:C. We Rhalllieip a full Rue of HUMPHREY BROTH. ERS k TRACI' S manufacture of goods aa Many' other goals of first-class mate. We are pule agents for BU ,T'S Celebratk Make of BOOTS AND SHOES And cuatomora can shays ray upon dnding a full ■qpp y of these goods tor. LADD:S. GENTS, & CIIILDRENS WEAR Shoemakers and others wanting Leather shoe fahtmge, Bc , will find with us s good assortment at all Musa., Sir. 9. 9, Itobertpon remains' with us and is' ready to go's tits" in sue .ray of Fine Bouts to all who may favor him with a call As our cookie are all bortg7lt of tho manufacturers we ereAtile and will god at the lowest bottom prices for rash. We hopet l fair tiralisur to merit the pat. rotaiie of &IL .1011 N Z. CCUISIM. tw. It. coons. f COMB k COONS. Towacds, Oct. 1872. S . WOODFORDi NEW YORK BOOT AND SHOE STORE, No. 3, PATNON SOBIFITTIIS IILOC:ILBILIDGE St Is receiving one of the largest and best stock of BOOTS dr, SHOES ever brought in Towanda, which he is offering at the very lowest prices for Cash, consisting of 113 . 16. - rs CAL; KIP STooa, Bogs . CALF Boors, LADIES. 51.tssts and Can.mmn's Shoes of - all kinds, all bought .direct ,from the Manufacturer<ancVhand made, all goods warranted. A. rru. Broca of VIIIIpt AND .F.MINGS. Thankful for past favots, I solicit . a continuance of the same. ' Towanda, May, I, MI =I COKEI. • : . The DOM. most • DZEILRABLL AM mod IWO NOMICAL !VIM tot odiaary **am dodoes= Q. ,Irat ode by Um ! • , TOWANDA OMI 00WP 1 NT. Toon* mom per boatial at Ul9l Odis Hand. at gift em 4•Jivar,"•,.. ‘ mayIICINSO 101t0011-EMERY.--THE ptrA• ALP lie le nwpeethaty itilhnteptl that the liook43te• die art heat teamed to the ..Reparter Butltttag, third stem where rate dace • • 11001 C-811 DINGI la in lie varicaut Waachea,att time at reesonable ea the thswa " the charge wrnallow. m• rundonir b. node" of • , 0. WHITMOI. an a patented 13,1ndair.i and watt will ba anoints done to a style and manner whichaannot be mailed. Unita. therastreas. Newt9rOld Books, ko.i bound In every innieo ot style nirnmin. attention will be paid to the and Banding ot To 'an &sized in :pattern. which in gat* - sad dam ball will be mate& wort wilt be reedy tar delinry when praotteed The Ohmage et the public be eoltettett, and Tim feet eat tatetke guanaleed. • Tomb. AIWA 1. isse—sr. •,- . IN THE GLOVES/ 3LITTEItS, For Towanda. ' \ - AT THR = BLANK BOOM t-,‘Otodartsal.filitilhoift CROCKERY STORE WIOXHAIea BLACK. FRUIT JABS. TUMBLERS. BOWL& CUPS FOR,,PET.rms SILVER PLATED WARE; ;. TraFt Rodiers k Brother ~i~M 4 ~ ; lencl 4 4 the SINGER SEWING MACHINE, IN'SiJRANCE AGENCY .tx WICK IT M t'v Big C 'S. Towanda. July NEW "BIER^TINT TAILOItING EST. RIASHMENT JOHN, b. 314331AH0N -1.1" re oved 3g the bnildu' formerly occupied by 4 V.T. T. m i l )iivies, Esq., V opposrrE ItEnctin.s And is now prepared to furnish tho people of this vicinity with everything in the line of C LOT .11 For Gentiemen and BOya . Wear CUTTDiG DONZ AND CLOTHES MADE UP ON THE SHOIITEST NOTICE. and PE Ii,FEC3T FITS GUARANTEED 31y sto,ii , cif Cloths luta berm selected from the brat lu the planet, and I feel confident will gixe satisiactiim. TuAranda, Jan. 30. 1473. & N.Y. CANAL' & R.R. AR . &A.NtiEItENT'OF PASSENGI4: TRAINS To take effect Ilomtay. Nov. 11. 1=1332E31 No., No. 31. 1 9 • • No. So. STATION ';I4, 2. 4. GERM; , • Pb 1 P 11 i s. r x ; ..... ...... . 245 100' 910, Elmira 1245; 613 ,9 45 3 20, 1 1 25 9IS Waverly - 11 571 5 41. 5 01) 3 351 134 93. Athena. . ,11 45. 5 31 1 BSO 430 2 05110 DJ, ......Towaoda ..11 U.SI 4 58' 810 5 201 . 111 05'! Wyaluitiug._.. 1003 17 10 5 45, 3 OJ. II 23' .....Laveyvtliet.... • 9 431 4 asj 650 4 II! !II 45' .... 31e.thipia A... 9 2 1 .1 l• 627 6 29,; .11 56, . .... Melluopady... 9 131 16 20 6 4 1 331 12 45 1 ...Tankhar.tioeit..' 4 40. 3 201 554 8501 4 421 I 50! Pittston..... ! 7 2.3 2 321 480 2,s 8 5.0 u, 21 i. .... Wilkta Barre.. 700 51 4 I'o .... , 7 30, 4 33; ...Mauch Chunk ....... 51 1:35 P 3il 8 241 6 5u ' Allentown• ,• at 47'1220 I , 84911 11 5 611 1 .....Ekth1e11em ... • 110 30112 00 95 Easton. 1005,11 33 1 ;1030 8 20 , —Philadelphia.... 9 40 1 tiew I ,Plll so. 22 leaves Towanda at 7 10 a. m.; Athena 760 a. sa.; Waveril, 806 a. m., arriving at Elmira at 900 a. X. No. 31 leaves Elmira at 630 p. m. • Waverly at 616 p . m.; einem. at 630 p. tn.; art:iving at To. wands at 7 15 r. x. Drawing Doom Cars attached to Trains 2 and 2 run thmigh frruu Elmira to Philadelphia. It. A. PACKED., Superintendent. VEW ROUTE TO P IL NDEL PUL&,, 117.. i - NORTH PENNSYLVAN4 RAILROAD Shortest and most direct line to Ptuladelphis. Eel. Mauro, Wastiimrtoti, and the Meth. Passeugers• by this route take' 1 eunsylvania Noiliork Railroad trans, passing Towanda at 10:40 4.11. and 2:05 p. nuke close couuectioti at Be, thlehem eltb hspress train of North Penn's Rail;• road. and arrive in Philadelphia at 8:20 P. H.. and t0:30 in time to take night trams either fur the South or West. Palace cars ere attached to the 2:03 'P.M train. City passenger cars are at the Depot on arrival of AU trains come passenger a 'to the various Depots and to all partsof the eity. Leave North Penn'a tiallrOadDepot, corner Beata and American 8 .. Philadelphia, at 8 :SO k 9:45 &IL, arti*lng at Towand. 4;57 R 8:115 P. same evening. Nunes Baggage Expr collect* and delivers bag. gage. office No. 105 Root Nth street. Philadelphia. F11301:12 ACOOXIIIODATIONS height received at Front au.. Noble. streets, Phila delphia, and forwarded by Dally Fait Freight train to Tovrazula, and all points in 8111114 henna valley eigiquick dispatch. - ELLIS Gen. Agt. N.P.11.11-. Front and Willow Sta. inn 3.1872. • Philadelphia. WE CL }ICI FOR LAZARUS & MORRIS' CrLIMILLTED PERFECTED SPECTACLES AliD. EYE GLASSES,' The undermentioned adeantageilorer those- in ordi nary n.e. the proof of which may be seen in the sxtrsordtrowy sales, and constantly increasing de mand for them: lat. That tram the peoniesr construction_ of the glasses - they assist and preserve the sight, render ing frequent changes unnecTisary. 2d. That they confer a brilliancy and distinctness of vision, with an amount of we and comfort not hitherto enjoyed by spectacle wearers. 3d.. That the material from which the Lenses are ground. fc mannflictured spectally for optic purpot ea; and is.pure. hard. and brilliant. and not liable to become; Sera ebed. • 4th that the frame in which they are set, wheth• er in Gold. *Wet, or Steel. are of the Surat quatt•y and finish itneAttarantred perfect in every respect. Yoe sale only broar authorized want in - this.local. !tr. We never supply or misplay peddleri. ' , W. A. Chamberlin, Sole Agent, Towanda. Ps. sey.soasn. ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS &W. EMT SATIIIIDLIi. Passengers booked to atrt from any Railway Sta. On er Seaport in Great Britain, trelaud. Norway. twedets, Deumak. 0 many. Frame, Holland, Bel -1 mm. and the United rates. Cebia fare from Nes/ York to Do:laden. Llrekiincil, faalton. and Den 7. =66 Ind 05. EXCUBSDIN,BLTB , II2O. Intarrnediste„.. ...,.$35 ineeraile. AU payable to Parties sending for their Ms ain the Old Coun try can purchase tickets at red prices F• further . particulara apply, Bammeascrs Bane. I Bus ling Given. N.Y.. or B. p. Dresicr u rral Emir ems Oillos, , Powanda, Pa. or N. N. Jr.,' rime National Bank of Towanda Decec.l '72 JCASTER.—A sup ply of Fresh 6,6114 !Mato, for IW. A. 1001 WU& l rbealen. IY OLD Revs waiptete lea. an Mu Mll Z.E TA raney 81.0 1 POC : ! Toil", • (31rden. porters Eel . 'All art.:ea a-m - ranted as represented . Persona al adb: 3 o, a-dlatma. can rormye their orden. by Maw. or teal! won b wi rmel,e pr inn and careful attention. X advice given gratnitotudy at. the. office, ehartritai y for medicine. . Ifir rand for past liberal patrosaqivronldles. poet:M.lly uu mire to their friends and the publie.t hat no paint hall be ...pared to aatialy,and . tuerit the con. tinuatidu of their. confidence and VILITOLLIgN. • g-. 12 Sundays for prearrtpbonr from 9 to 16 &Jai r and 12 m. to 1. and 5 to 6 p.m. . IL CI. POWER k SOli. iiril 1 1872.—yr. • BE l'n ' , D I; Seated I Slug li Bro Ictlike. I) Bole Agents, and to whom all orders should be addressed. Price, $1;00.. • • ;-, O 7 'S AY*WB HAM VIGOR ! FOR nnsvrearsa H A 111 TO Fiji . NAa111%.14 VIIALIEY AAVALII& . II:I,7, years, tia.r.eFs.' care, diappointwetit, ausl hereditary pre,llApoiti , nl. all tutu the hit Kran,cither of ' dis - pOscs it_ to fall of premi turely, dd eatict rffectlu roarVeaesalit to behold. Dr. ATEa's eons•imniate akill has pro n antidote for Cheae delormitter. which ha/a .Citude for him from ititiltituiles of women. duced ' NOII&ra J L. MeMAIION and n/ lost h ' rta uatui South. that WC ered th the Ike NO W A older h arc then gray ha i .featnreFl arts ften the pro.Littet hi 11. art. If y/ 5 / 3 zurede or mtile - 01,1 / an-t.re Ana ugly. by /rest9re its ycuttful e/slur.au.l Nv;th It your to their original so/iii-s+ uu . .l agreeable ex preasio4. . . Soul 6• an, Druggtes, Medicine, - PRIDE osf DoLLA.r. Towaud: the, vat; in D. • 030, 715 ZOD 906`. •xi •at Tu' SUSQ Pupils . 1 rates-: Piano F Inchid A ec i .. taen. twic e a week. ' Ni, deduction or .• firm. made u .'' except in case of illneba or more than one w . .8 duration. , This 116,10 school is classified into three depart ments, 12 : Preliminary, Primary and Advanced: Thee.ill he a cOrtitie.ste gee u at the c , rapietiop or each co rse with the musical standing ot the pupil. P,uptli from a distance will find aconiiii , idotions torlioak. i and piano practice in the institution at very m derate prices, _ NOTI. 6 —3l.l",StlerWONi 'has a proses-c cow se compri.init s the best modern methods, in ‘• im.: tee proallu Lit textures and iii.Aotiaucez+ of Vie , e pop utaeLy us Musical Academy, of whit li his :'• the: v„L. 11. Sher Wood, wee tormerly priori . and pehprie or. Ur. ,gar 11. Sherwood , 11.11 , taYnt Mumeal acquireruentt, ~p.rituc• to teachiug.,--eth:Or Itochestrr'-ilusical Towan.la, 11.4 9.1:472. ffEW - PL.A.N.I.Nti MILL • The .. dereigned haring built a large and c.orauto thous 3,1 I to the Bcrougb of Towanda. and tilled it with th• moat modern and improved znaahinery, for the ma .facture'of WEIDOW SASH INV BLINDS ' Aro p to till orders, whether large`or upon tb shortest notice. We havE also & large ea• rtety of OULDINGS, °tithe late..? style ,and patterit, which •=I furnish much cheaper than they can be worked .y hand. PLA.: 1-0. and all to salt Nyco interest It work floort • • feediug. you. We tallißi MO al. "room BB i M This is ruE EMI Its adv e&1.1 . tit MEM rt , e, Di Easily cltPtrib lumps. m Such nal The groau E 2 It is get ' on on by IT OA OR F Egg -430 Cntubi' Seeder' 311 at / CLTI tboug. ; itssilabass. O. PORTER & SON,. 411/111 CASH DRUG' STORE, maraartir nsa_s TIMM *la and Pim iltrests. Torso* Ps., • ..dried largely to their stack. tall sad nt. constituting - an odorants no • many ornate! used iD UN Asti** w o r nen eeratnlly -*skated with Ins p ane ce the public, art** al l t tl) snwliad with treat. parrpteee, and • mold ressonatsle terms et Wltioleada or tat ot. . B, MEDICOS, earMICALS, PUNT. OIL. TdINUMS. HOL AND TURPENTINE, PAL' T. VARNISH. WRITE-WASH, And sit kinds of Brushes, tOSENE 011 COAL. OIL, Dunaig Mids. SHADE& WICKS. CHEELNEY4, perm. Lord. %Mille: Nests Fout. R'S AND MACHINE OILS, and Toilet Articles in 41 their variet,y. 1• (3FB. lIRIPAILEB. Hasps. comw, , •••• • .Ix-Dyes. Perfumery, - • I • - • T BOOIrB, PORT MO,NAlti Pocket- Knlvea. Saiore. OEM AN - Dr ants PREPARATION'S, WINES ,itSrD LIQUOILA, rde Medicinal ace ►a, SNUTT', PiPa AND CIOAP.S. t Field and ' power Sioada, Tilling. *tr.. - Suspensories, Shoulder, Braces, !trefoil Teething Binge, Nursing Bottles. ,Nipple Shells anal Slwada„ syringes, I Pans. Sell•Hossling Fruit .Tars. , Tber- Flayorunt Extracts. Stone 'Glass Warr, Beatles, nits, Corte. Bath and Surte'Biackinn, nab Tackle. Am. sm.:Botanic, ErWtle and Renuepath edidnesi. said all the popular Patent WORLD'S TONIC ely Vogt. table.aml free from Alcohol P. LORIMEW 4rNIPER TAR 'l' ERs, • A CERTAIN CURE FOR , orgih. Incipient Con4u2aption; C6lll. Spit Hod. luttstustion of .ihe Lung', Catarrh,- DrthEip. Whoopiug Asti!. Paws is fire4st or Side, Dyspepsia; - • aundice, - Dizziness, Lora of It te, Fen.r st,d A;me. Llver enitipNint. Diarrhoea, anil. ail -eases of tht: Lung Stomach; Liver, and Iliatieya. W. H. GREGG 8: CO., LS LE DRUGGISTS, ELMIRA, N.Y., Cireplare for further infotutation--ai .42,72-tf .5.13 13. y . all Druit7ratz‘. Hie Ham VlGou spkurttmes repro Iccc= ; and always reYtorsa.to fut.:lllnd ;Tray halt' al rotor. with the glo4l and ire,hnes; of The conn•.anatively feu - bald and-gray I.l(aJa now see. are these who hays not yet dif‘eor' YirtUVs Of AIELCS 11.11.!. VIGoa tOr renawir:;„ • Thdlicz:h and youtlaul hair we "see..4A3 = Dr. J. C. AYER A: Mass i'r.letcal and A wtlyt:.‘al =I C. POIITEr., tioti A Co., Whole,:altiA ; r . ey l tv, by• thr. Minil93 AN DA MUSICAL AC ADEILI AB IL SHERWOOD, PlimccieAr... A: ANNA COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, TOWANDA, PA !Übe received at ahy time at the tclluu•ing rte pupils. pee quarter, g filarmolay and Vocal daze, per q'r CTLY H4Lr QUAIL:2;4;pr IN AI VAN , P, - NOTJELNO. -. . _, GMX)VING, . . 4 AND ECBOOI.- , BANYLNO. , . ter work pertainin gto Joinery. will badone customers. • a building and not living more than twelve ea miles distant, will audit largely for their to buy of us. or bit* their lumber and have al by our machipery. Bring your grid of or tithes. lumber, and while your team is have it ground out and take it tome with pay CASH for PINE AND EIEMLOCE delivered, at our Ince bar yard. Come and :r if you eapconal c„ rite •na Rah IMII P finibrivina PKINS COUNTY ER AND PLASTER SOWER Attachment to that Fltts.,T CL tS$ M • CHINE, TOMPKINS COUNTN WHEEL. RAKE! And Kr can recommend it as they I PLASTeIt SOWEII'EN THE 11:111/112T! !Alm over all others are atanyAltut pro •!al attention to its adaptatlon to PLASTiIa LIME. ASUES. 1103 , :r, DDST aND OTtlEtt FERTIL,ZERS., ribnting advice iA no &real:wed as to t.tree. Immo an ; tbareby an 'even non of. Pla+tee. evsn 1%1 n tun of lanicrtny IT 'OWI EQtral..LY KINDS OF GRAIN AND GRA ssgens, • • Wheat axe. Otte, i Barly, Suet Irhbat.coi Timothy, Clover and other time mieekte., • • • • -Aux la hung under the axle, near t he , and can be .. • N s MEMO WIND WITHOUT sCAT. 0 THE PLASTER oft ELL% HOWEVER LIGHT. • !. 'vets by it um nn, the 'wheel. which mull net I of order from use ; ae is the cAse ‘tit-tt ;int ! - . BE RED - TM VEONLIIttIE gtEDER. Olt SEEDEn TO RARE. IN' CIF rro&N MINETEs. PRICES OF SEEDER AND RARE. alone, orcotopivte....... ,rd Rake and seeder Attachment, (zoi . see 3 or \cawing the k. nlo..ete-t.l POW or Bye. or tor Fall' owsrlitg of planter, ,t,e.. 1 , Clio machine col pay for lt same time as ; purchased next ep trv. „ . . Evtalt mActum Is AvAnu‘NiTtl. IL K. WELLES, General Ages. I • da. Pa.. Aug. 20,1612.. adt maktus. T URNER ,&.130RpON, PAITOIVO BLOCK, ircvinAsalm o t, waousALEs AND lanai DRUGGISTS! • • Basing extensl , 'ely repaired their store, at u i ol;1 'stand, have re-upoped with • large, ne, *La %ell selected stuck; coeststlisg of ACIDS. =TT:ACTS. KLIXIM. ITT211:8, SI"GAP. COATED HILLS, TOWDEE:S. GUIT3. STRUhi. TINCTVIIIS ; WINES, • . . lOTANIC ECLECTIC ADD IDSIE0I;ATII IC Yl:r PIIRATIONS, 1 :1 _ DYE STUFFS ; MACHINE 1/401LS, V. M [TEA REPINED KEBOSENE, ALCOLA PURE WINES AN-p 'LIQUORS For - Medi,ptnal Purr y_a TOBACC( 1 ; 5;' . (71'.1? AND CIGA • POPULAR PATENT MEDIQINT,IS, MO a Fine Asfoiltaent at ' TOILET AND 'FANCY GOODS. core th4h-the fttotal care and fatnition given to tfit. Corrtuotfroftlf of PIT , fwmption..." f)ppn Simi!;:)s, on. 9 o'.:lock a m..f.. 1 af from Z. p.m. tr, h.re. Dr. 14ADIII. M.ll h.• examifltettat the bt , ,rl , Or, fizt.. urdny fa i t wytfk; as heretofore. - D. ItfiNEff. G.. G 4 9.1.X3N. • Tow 2.13 y 7, 1572 D • 0.1). STILE • - A.., hating p4rch.“e4 . THE . ./ . : 1 1;UG STORE - or L. A. RILNiwAY, IN Rox.E, PA., Has nil in etock.anit conirtautly supplie of pure Drugs and 31eitielues, Varnishes. tec. Agent for all the toted 1..p..he Fat. sentMedictues.. A fiesli" supply' vt tht VINEO BiTTERs. .. Pure 3V ! ineti anti Liquors tor utedicir.2.l te.t brands.ot TOl.sitv.•; ery,. toilet and fancy artacles, fla.yrtug ext. set.. Silioal books. stetimier). and s. plfedialtb..t at lOW vices. All our book% turnishitcl to order at: T r, , The firs for continue to pra t.ce heret.n.re. Ottlee at tee Drug , Nt.re; pllgltt• 4 -4,l, 3terian, church •iir...ecr . t.t..til.• re ceipts ticcur,li..l) . co. l l ll,9lmlecl Lli :An potent i•lerlc. ' • • xpril 1. T AY' LO.R'S CELEBRATED OIL! Ike Great ' heumatic Reno•Lty should ,be kept ae ti- need by every Farmer that keeps. ettLer L . ; liorsea; every Teamster and Livery Stable E....1,r, sielati and Horse Farmr for it will many times rty r pain and lameness *hen all other-tr.rdl cum- have - 'faded Miners and Railroad Men .hotdd tainly . keep it. fur it is unsurtiatiaed for brnsea and .prams. B ackamitha should keep c d (or then- own nee arid for their customers render foiled horses. as ziotlung equals it for 1-nder feet. EveryV-dy suffer:tie frorn. pain and lameness of any kind. b :rue, onto. wounds-or any eruption of the skin, (i.rus,:elillblains or any disease rsquiring an ontward applicatn n should certainly keep tine cele brated r medicine • Every' bottle warranted to satintao:on For sale by Dr. H. C-Porter Son . Porter Kirby •ir.. , 1 F. W. tfrown Druggists. Tie Pa.' And . by e:try Dru:.!met and dealer in Brid ford and at:jun:ll:r • Johusion 11 , ,I1oway Aid Coudets,'wholes.tle H...bilpe Depot. No. uh 2 Araetreet Pb amt. -01;13.1"s Whol.ls:de Anent.. fl. 6ROWNIG TAYLOD. mh ta•lo.t.! • • PT"Pr , otro• Lenre..ein,. pa TO THE 'PUBLIC ! 111 H flpiFt reEPeCiftar E Ley 'are ti 01.1." twzp..l7.• 1 :LI ~e ry way t., trNDETZT - ii.ING • ifr:ircEs-:, 111 ill s I,ra . nc6es, And wo tru3t one in .02.0 MEM Fplreft 1r ng . friu ..f a he- , :,;e sybielj bt• n 111- , e.:4 o :' , alao tit.c.Ured the serric,s . oi, ft 11104 t !t. EMI Ind gentivir-oliji:,nion. ,tea the btlit:ess d.. 8. ALLTN, one of our - fir will be found st Furniture Store, on- Bridge street. and C.ll. BAN r , 72.3t, the other member of the firm, st hip res: dense on Third street. or about the oil of Dr. L U. Beach, n cerirehabie and celebriteA physic:3c wboar. office• 1. on Park otriet. Fl 5 yo 20 OU Hou , . jan2s'72tf FIRST NATIONAL BANE . iOF TOWANDA - CAPITAL SURPLO;I,...4I:ND This lank ot•rs 1.".`,(':T.11 - ransaction of GENER.-IL N TY G I,1: ;‘,.. NTEREST AID ON DEPOSITS AOCURDING "14 AGREEMENT. • SPECIAL. CAILE GIVEN .....r . THI7 COLLr.Crio , .'.I N, :rt. ANI, egEcKs, 14 •. . Parties wish} to seiry MONEY to any I.,ri cf Ti. United States: gland. Ireiaud. Soot Lind. or th-1 , : - .1: klg cipal cities atidlitowns of Europe, ci - , - . L.: , 1.: - ,. - _ , ..: drafts tor ttiadurposs. 41, 4 . ' • . - ... . •• „ ret .,,,A GE TICIZET.7 To or frow.ttlkd'cotuitry, by best stearn , :r ,-.‘: ;-, hag lines, spilt:oil. band. Paarrifi - ciu - i - Ovria AT exarcEn.sAlr..2 . • nightit VrgiNpata for U.S Esndr,.fid etrd Si;-. , JOB. PO . • ; President. Persil - 1y ••: q.55 , .)., . B ('-' . 1 , = g . ! . BOOKS !. ! . . , • v ::4 ' I 00 - ICL . . . ••• - ',..- , i t z . The 15eAtf cc to Nol l iliern•P,!nuvlsaatatobuy . % • • BOC4Kt3 AND' STATIOXEM: • ') k - t C. F. I.IIOSS Elia st i always complete, e.mpr. ,, t , erything i tto line, such as •, • _ • • - B- 0 0 ,1 every dt.iirtinn PLE'qti& FANCY ZsTATIONTRY CHRiDIOS SCHOOL BOOKS, SLATES, INK, BLANK BOOKS 4rstlcEs. BLANKS AND:BLAtig NOT.I-4. 411 'Daily. A% - cp4l3*. and Mor,tlll , Irtperiktt. l ' t..raw'icaut turu,s2wd. subs:ribera at the. 171sest. 11 , CI CV II . • 64 5 60 40 00 65 0 25 10 14AliftS • Marge ii.'4l, - Wtment, which will bo Fold cheep 7 owands:Oec. 24,189. scram - IMES IMEMI IME J. S. ALLYN. C. M.. MANVILLE. I G l.~~l.~~) BEE Cash:... ECM ,r , `_. C. F. Cllos6. 11
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