I 4tecelltntem. BURNT - GREENBACKS. The identification and restoration of notes which have been burnt is a difficult and interesting operation. Every one has observed that a prin'..- ed paper after having been, burnt, if not -subjected to a strong draft or roughly handled, retains its original form, and that the printing is dis tinct and legible, and appears as if it had been raised or embossed on the paper, but that if it is touched never so gently it crumbles into dust. Kota in this condition are frequent ly received at the Department for re demption. The counter subjects each note and fragment of a note to a careful inspection in a strong light, under a powerful glass, until she de f.( cmities the denomination and issue, a-e.l then pastes it, upon a piece of thin, tough 'Taper. in order that it may be, ,safer handled. But this paqing,,by destroying the raised or _embossed appearance, at once forever reeludes all chance of again identi fying/ the kind , or denomination of the note., llencefOrth it is but a plain, black piece of paper, giving no indication that it 'ever represeated mow. ,It is therefore very necessa ry that the counter should be quite sure that her,judgment is correct be fore the note is pasted upon the pa per. She must also, —a most diffi cult task,—determine whether the note is genuine or counterfeit. And yet counterfeits i are discovered by these experts among the charred re mains of notes with almost as much certainiy 'as among perfect notes. Charred notes of National banks have occasionally - come into the possession of the Department, and have bin' restored in this manner and returned for redemption to the banks which issued them, accompanied by the af fldavits',-of the counters that they were the remains of notes of the banks to which they, wens returned: In most casei they were promptly and cheerfully redeemed. But owe `sionally 03. surly bank officer, unable or unwilling to trace any resemblance to bank notes, or at leastto the notes of his bank, in the plain black pieces of •paper returned to him, and influ enced perhaps by a desire to effect a little saving for the stockholders, re fused to redeem and challenged the Department to the proof. All posi tive ocular proof having been de stroyed when the notes were restored and pasted, the Department was compelled to submit to the loss. Once some of •these experts were granted leaves of absence, without pay from the •governnent, for the purpose of restoring a large quantity of burnt money belonging to Adams Express Company. This was per , mitted partly because it wits'lnown ' that there was no one else who could performl the service, without which the company would be subjected to great loss, but principally because the company offered, to / Tay them much more - foi their time and- labor than they were receiving from the government, and it was thought that their long and faithful_services justly entitled them to thip ( addition to their meagre salaries: The money was taken: from safes - .recovered from the wreck of a burnt steamer (Which had been lying for fonr,or five years at, the bottom of the Mi§sissippi, and the notes were so burnt, decayed,and damaged as to be absolutely worth less, unless identified and restored. Yet nearly every note of the one bun . dred and eighty-one thousand dollars in United States and National Bank, notes recovered rwas restored with unerring certainty f and -redeemed at its full faCe value.: The Chicaga and Boston fires have for the last year and a half furnished ' burnt ;mites enough to keep all the experts of the office pretty constantly employed.— "An Hour „Among the Greenbacks," Scribner 's for April. THE USES OF SNOW. Now, that the snow has left us, we begin to' appreciate all the advanta ges of a snow winter. For months NVQ have adinired the beauty of a snow landscape. We have had all the enjoyment of snow-balling, coait ing, sledding; and sleighing parties, but our thoughts have rarely gone beyond admiration and enjoyment. Now, that, the spring has come, let us look at some of the practical re sultsto be derived from the heavy fall of snow we had last winter. We all know that the cold becomes great er the higher we rise in the air / The summit of a mountain is colder than the base. When the cold is very se vere in the upper regiOns of the at biosphere, it freezes the particles which form,_the clouds. These fro zen particles descend in the shape of small stare; with si= points and seve ral of thcAe joined together 'make a flaky Innis called snow. - Snow is from ten to twelve times lighter than water, and the quantity of matter contained iu snow is so small in pro portion to its bulk, that it falls very slowly„ From ,the loose texture of snow, and its containing so int* air, it is a very bad conductor of heat, and so forms a covering for the earth. In winters of great severity the soil is sometimes 40 degrees warmer than the surfa'be of the over lying snow. The substantial, bdne- fits that follow such heavy falls of snow as we had this last winter are very great ; 'and hardly realized ex- cepting by the farmer. Snow is a good fertilizer. As we begin to question the best agencies for culti vating and enriching the earth, we find that natuo has been already at work. The soil requires less manure this spring, than It did last spring, When the Aal of snow had been com paratively. small. Last year the soil had no protection froth the cold, and the destruction of trees' plants and winter'grains-was an ithmense loss to the country. This year the ground has been se well protected from the cold by the snow, that the fields will be green earlier, the trees be 'more ' hardy, and the'soil er, than -they have been for y seasons. 11! TREATMENT OF THE. BOYS. • Somebody says : I have a, recipe to offer. - Its compound,' being composed of sevef al ingredients. It` is an excellent remedy, and when properly applied, has an amazing good effect upon farmer's boys, keep, iog them at home 'in the evening when they ought, to lie, there, and making them better than any other. place On earth.. Here are the ingre dients : . • , .„ 1. Tr f eat them as .partners with you. ,hive them to understand that • the u~G interested iU the success of the farming 'operatioss much. as ou are yourself. •- Converse free:y Get - their opinions, and !Ave them yours. If at all prudent, make Use of their plane, - and when you think .your own best, explain to them why you did, not adopt theiri: Dgnat keep them altogether in the dark with reference to your plans in the future. S. Don't require them to stay at home in the evenings all the time. When there is any, meeting or eater,- tainment from which they might re ceive benefit, be sure to let them go. 4. Provide them with plenty of good books And papers ; especially referring to aqietilture. Let them be well posted in their own business —farming. 5. Never scold them because they don't do their work or attend to the business of the farm as well as you do. Encourage them. • O. Give them a holiday now and then. They lOok for it; and they need it ; and it. will be better for you and them to let them have it. - Other ingredients may with safety be added, but the above are of infi nite importance, and should never be omitted. Farmers; try my recipe; it ids like a charm. I►~ce?laaeoas. MONT A.N"ir 333 S . . -ARE- 1!ICI=IZE11 NOW RECEIVING•••• -A LARGE AND DESIRABLE STOCK 4,- • • -OF . SEASONABLE GOODS - . -=TO BE- . .... . SOLD AT LOW PRICES. ... Tow:tinds, October 23,1872. R UBBER PAINT:! THE PEST PAINT IN THE WOULDo ALL SHADES, TINTS, k , COLORS PURE WHITE AND JET BLACK FOB BALE AT WHOLESALE ANDTLETALL. CHEAP, DURABLE, ELASTIC, WATER PROOF & BEAUTIFUL, Made from the very best material Two coats of the Runnr i PAINT are better than three costs of ordinary paint. It is a chemical compound, which, when applied' as paint, is as firm as horn, yet elastic, and produc , tug a gloss equal to varnish. It has been manufactured in the united States for ids years past and stood the severest tests, and has Established for itself a brilliant reputation . upon a Arm basis for the following qualities needed to Make any paint valuable, namely: • Durable, not affected by nu, wind, frost, .heat, or water; firm and elastic, strong-and adhesive, _will not crack or peepolf; retsina its color, giving " sarface as bright, smooth, and delleatif as if varnished. It flows from the brush freely and settles promptly.. Is adapted to all kinds of painting on either wood, iron, brick, or ilaster. No other paint will resist water equal to it, making .it unequaled for painting vessels or metal reefs. In sill the requisites' of a itrst•ch's paint the Rub ber Paint is unequeiled. It is prepared in Pure White, and in all Cottage and other colors, compris• lug any'number of different shades. One gallon of the Rubber Paint will cover twenty to thirty yards two coats. MIMED READY FOR USE AND SOLD By THE GALLON In I, 2,3, 4, 5. 10, 13, 20, sad 40 GALLON PACEAGES, AT MAXIMO. TUBERS' PRICES Earoplo color•cards, circular's. reierences. price• lists, and ogler particulars furnished by the sub scriber by *ail, or on personal application. R. M. WELLES, 'Wholesale and Bend Agent. Towznds, Nov. 5, 1872 JEWELRY ! JEWELRY ! CHRLSTMAS AND NEW YiARS HUGUENIN BROTHEE,O, AT TUE OLD STAND POBVPTILT OCCUPIED 3 Y A. I. WARNER, Have Just reelved a large assortment of Jewelry all the latest styles. American anti Swiss Watches, Gold and Silver, from the cheapest to the best. Also a large assortment of CLOCKS, GOLD, AND STEEL SPECTACLES Remember the place, two doors south of Powell & Co.'s, Towaude. Pa. Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry carefully repaired. N0r.40•12 ROOK—BINDERY.—THE pIJI3. ue L niveuttny informed that the BOok-Bin dery has been removed to the Reporter" Building . third story. There till be dons BOOK-BINDING! In an its various branches, en terms as reasonable as the times will allow. The nindeizr will bet.onder the charge . Of O. WHITAIcEtt., An experienced Binder. mad all work *ill be promptly done in a style and manner which cannot be exmlkd. Music. Magazine*, Newapaperwld Books, ike, bound in every variety of style. Parboils: attention will be paid to the Ruling and Binding of BLANK BOOKS, To any desired pattern, which in •• quality and dui's• htlity will be warranted. All work will be ready for delivery when promised. The patronage of the public is solicited, and per feet satisfaction guaranteed. Towanda, buAdat L Ifted—tf. • GO TO JACOBS' TEMPLE OF FASHION • :VAIN STREET, FOR LATEST STYLES CLOTITING. w.tODS nr.cravrm MILT DAT. Towanda, March 27,1873. C E 1 - • BEST. most Dr.BI.IIABLE, Lad most ECO Mail:3AL KIEL for culinary purposes durissi sum ner. For sale by the TOWANDA OAS COMM . Twelve csata . per bushel at Ow Oaa B. ar Main _ • nsaylOeUTO rWANDA Marble Works. Have juit riadved the largoit anon at MM757:V:Vg..9 ricr. .A. IR, ES 333 I liver exhibited in this notion, to which th• 7 invite the attention of the public. They keep on hand or foralsh to order TOMB STONES, MANTLES, &a, AV THE LOWEST TEEM. Persons in want of anything in our line art ra ,specttutly invited to call and examine our stock. - MoCABE & SON. Towanda. may 1.1871. LADIES FRIEND. The sales of Sewing Machines in . 1871, as reported Jaw' oath In 1872, to tho owners. of Sewinellachine Patents, allele thjit the lUMTFACTITRING COMPANY More Sewing Machines than were sold by any other company during the urns period. Every Machine sold by Ang. 14,1872. NEW STEAM FLOURING MILE The enbecrib desires to give notice that his new STEAM FLOURING MILL DI now In successful operation, and that he is pre pared to do all work in his line on short notice. CUSTOM OREWMG DONE OMEN DANE DAY Wheat, Buckwheat and Bye Flour, Corn Meal. Feed, Bran, Arc., always on hand and for sale at lowest rates. PARTICULAR NOTlCEL•sPersons livings on the west side of the rives desiring to patronize my mill, will have their ferriage paid both ways, when they bring grins of ton bushels and upwards. 'IIE4II 7. 8. AYER& NNIFF, INSURE ALL KINDS OF PROPERTY AGSINST LOSS OR DAIILOE . BY FIRE AND LIGHTNING. 'We represent'ocer Fifty Rilllotts Capital. Old English and Rohm Companies. LIFE INSURANCE I 1 THE OLDEST AND LARGEST STOCK. AND =UAL COMPANIES IN THE trArrED guns. ACCIDENT INSURANCE From one day to one year. NOBLE & VThCENT. Feb. 19.1873.• FARMERS, DAIRYMEN, Pack your Butter in Ws:scarfs Itcrutts Brr nu Pam.. Approved and recommended by the loading authorities - of oar - country on dallying, and acknowledged by all butter deal erii to be the very best package in use. Butter packed in this pail brings 5 to 10 cents more a pound in the New York City market than the same quality in any other package. Dairymen;' send for a circular! Dealers, send tor a Price List! We are the sole manufactur ers oftWestcott'a Return Butter Pail, and also manufacture very extensively Butter Firkins, Half-Tirkin Tubs, 25-pound Butter Pails, Well Ihmketa, etc., etc. Our goods arb marked with onename, arid are for sale by all first-class dealers. Bruinr Belmont, Allegany Co., N. Y. Principal Warehouse, Binghamton, N. Y. , 111781IILITIN DEWS AOOO AGENTS WANTED at once to for our New Book, the Life of the Great Ex- Di t rer' LIVINGSTONE. A f,hrilling account of what hahas experienced and Mllahed during twenty-ei&t years in the wilds rica, and of his resurrection from a Living death by SIVILEY, with particulars of his perilous trip in search of, and long sojourm-with the aged discoverer, etc.. etc. WO pages. only $2 6Q. Uni versally wanted. For lull description and erms address at once HUBBARD BROS.. Publishers. sop.! 1'72.1y Phila. or Roston NOTICE.—J. A. REcoso, of Towan da, has just received the Artency of the Water- town /Ire 'microdot Company, of Watertown. N. L. which fa a lirsbelais lOompany in all respects, with cash assetta of 425.000.- 1i confined by its • character to Farni= i ty and Dwelling House Risks; to therefore" .1' safe. • li's” all loss or damage of tearing to pieces. whether fire ensues or not. Also pays for tree stock killed by lightning in the barn. or at large on the premises. , Yon can save money by teeing Mr. Rec ord before iluicringeliewlutre. OW and get I Cir cular or send for one. J. A. RECORD. Agent. et t 472 -aro • Tmraiwila.. Pa. IfiIARM FOR SALE OR RENT .a. In north Rome, adjoining lands of Joseph Seeley and S. C. Mann. Terms easy. Enquire of J. P. COWLES. Orwell. Pa. March 27, 1873-3 t. B • ARRELLS'iI BA.RRELLS 1-A supply of Cider and Pork Barrab. and all W kinds of Ooopor Work on hand. at W. A. lOU, 0ct.9.11. xismanmui GEO. MoOABE & SON MONUMENTS, otintry aria SING-311R. BOLD LAST YEAII 181,260 MACHINES, Zanet; per cont of them being FOR FAMILY USE. This is over 40,000 WICKHAM & BLACK GEICEILLL Acitarrs, • j:OWANDA, PA., IS WARIIL.NTED, IN SHEFIRP.Qtrai, PA THAT IT 18 =HIVED BUTTER BUYERS! Chicolst ial bold= THE IJNIZEIHGNED, HAVING Putillooldlikessilltetriesst et IL PATCH, bias au etas. PLUM s 0)., 0 sae goopema te tr Mum selnikail ty. alms sad well seisoled dock et G B 0 - 0 Ell Wltkli I lave pachmti fa Climb. mated equalest that las soll at is law 'seal be mdlaisol deiilPlon. I sow oar to thepablies spiesdidstoek ZrYl' e num Baum% aims, ko. Ban in hod a !asp stook of AKRON PLO 1): c . : . DTI DO.. I kesp oosaatty on Med. POBICJIAXIL, LAZD, sad ell Nada et NUE. Would meths atissiles of Os public fo our Can't Bit beg - STOCK OF TOBACCO, Is 4 b m Dom• . Jew Oakleys Osigestad Wm- &Y. Sr. Tad Clbszokal and awn 8011 P. Plll.BO as sad mad= our dada/ WOODEN WARE. Larg I asiortmat of TARTZS 110110" TOZLIT IMAM ke., tis. ps7 the blibed cub Woo Sae COUNTRY PRODUCE. rimers. give we all before seMing elsewhere. All persons Indebted to the Isle Ism mittpleseeeall and make latmedlaie gamma. - • Towanda. Ma* 12,187. CI. & PLUM. M J. LONG. GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, WOOD. WILLOW. ANDIITONF. WAD'S. FLOUR,, FEED, MEAL, &a, No. PATTON'S BLOCK. COR. MAIN AND BRIDGE STS.; TOWANDA, PA. U I desire to call the attention of the public to al assortment of goods, which is always Bill and own plete. mid will be sold to my customers at lowest a My stock of TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, saye been purehasied tine the late reduction in the tariff,on them, and are offered at prices to cor respond. Orders bimail or otherwise . will receive costa and prompt attention. Thanking the public for the liberal patio .' nags they bavo given me, I wish a continuance of the same. CUB PAID FOB COTINTIIII PRODUCE feb.2oll GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE: BIoCABE It EDWARDS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers In FAMILY GROG-FRIES P i ROVISIONB, =RCM% NEW BLOCI. TOWANDA. PA. We do not deea it necessary to enumerate all the dilemma articles we keep. Our assortment is ALWAYS_ COMPLETE. We sell nothing but FIRST CLASS GOODS. cub paid for Parmers Prodnos. , JAMES IicCARY., • March 1, 1870. - 'W. EDWARDS. Fox & MERCUR are now receiv ing a fresh stock of Goods in their line, bought since the let January. to which they invite the at. tention of their friends. We keep the largest stock in town. Our goods are trash and 'desirable. We Sell at lowest market prices. Jan. 19, um. VRRSH AND- NEW TEAS, bough t since the meat declinewprim, and ch Jan imp . 19 at 1871il. - reta TOI & USHOUIt. . . VOX. & MERCUR are selling Ore l_ aeries at retail. JUL 19, 1871. FOX k MERCUR are selling New iug,l Fresh Goods. , Ja0..11), 71. 1a 4 0%. & 31ERCUR are selling Gro .A." elmiea cheap. Jin. 19, len. rox & BIER= are selling &A caws Goods only. Jan. la, "PDX & HERM are selling cheaper than emer. J. 19.1871. R ' rEATRER that We are selling °ix& at RETAIL! And that we won't be undersold. J • 19, lel. FOX. A. 1111E1101711. MICHICfAN TOBAC XL/. il9 1871. Jan,. 19,1871. PDX k axactrwa. VOX & BLERCITE do not deal in B/1947Crods. Jan. 19, 1871. D— VA _QIISTOBEERS can` rely :von lowest ge p t . the very best the market affordalsad at E. T. FOL • Tawamta, Jan. 19,11. BERET 11:138C172.. RF UMMER THAT FOX & [ER CTIt ire all kinds of Groceries at ttolesaleprices.rgest stock in town. Goods first dam Prices low. Z. i. FOX. Sept. 29.10. HERBYZ mzentra. HIGHEST TURRET PRICE j Di CASH, PAID POE GR_U:N; BuITER AND E.G4S, GEQRGE SMITH, WirsATJECING, PA. AIM le, ISTI Ems =EM 117410kTITUDIa - APIMMXINAMMILMUMOBB, PooloalwaYs on ' Lund aldhusqfp P:r TsM• WT r 11 rs 7 : : 5 Furnishing oods In great nriety. CUTTING DONE ON SHORT THIS CAPS THE CLIMAX. To 'contemplate that an Is made capable of fathoming the depth of the mighty ocean and mew tiring the distance to the most distant star; and we were about to say,capable of weighing the mallet con tents o; the sun. And it is wonderfully strange that this flit-of Brothers have made themselves so con versant with every branch of the great and tremor tent Clothing and Furnishing trade that it-tnakes ft unquestionably the place for every ono to 1)4, O. B. PATCH. NEW lERCHANT TAILORING Hu removed to the bulldlng Orme?ly occupied by .W. T. Davies, Esq.. N. J. LONG. ,ambiAt. menti of • AND CK)ATINGI3. BEADY-MADE CLOTHING ' I In all the, latest styles, GENTS' xolura ALL WORK WARRANTED . G 8 MAIN STREET. ' TOWANDA, pi. Here yon will find Clothes extremely cheap, Pile upon pile, heap upon heap; ' Of every grade, texture, and hue, For White or Black, Gentile or t Jew. An say at once:We win go their . ); For they do business "on thsiliqusze;" Their Clothes are good, arid.prims just, They pay for all, and give no trust AU that want Clothes should go and see Those prices, styles, and quantity; Eats. Caps, or Clothes, thin or Ma. 'Umbrellas or a Walling Mick. Buy your Furniablng Goods of them; Buy all your Clothing of titeth; Bny of this flinn, buy of no others, For reasons Irby, it is WOL,PT BROTREIISI Towanda, Oct. 1. 1872. • 3 1 ifj1av1t:00hilmiVII JOHN b. MoIIAHON OPPOSITE lIIIRCUE'S BLOCK, And' is now pipeo(xl to Amish the people of this vicinity with everything in the line of CLO T H d For denUeznen and Soya' Wear. CUTTING DONE LED CLOTHES 1I&DE UP ON THE SHORTEST NOTICE. and PERFECT FITS GITARANiEED M$ stock of Cloths has been selected from the best In the market, and I feel' conft4ent wi ll glie satisitsctlon. J. L. McMIXON. Towanda, Jan. 30, 1473. F- CLAIM FOR LAZARUS & MORRIS' i CELEBRATES PERFECTED SPECTACLES -,-, kirD"rim GLASSES. The undermentioned advantages over those In ordi nary use, the' proof of which may be eeen In the extraordinary sales, and constantly Ix:Creasing de mand for them: lat. That from the tepculiar construction of the glasses they assist and preserve the° sight render- - ing frequent changes unnecessary. 2d. That they confer is brilliancy and lilstLoctness of vision, with an amount of ease and comfort not hitherto enjoyed by spectacle wearers. I 3d. That the material from which the Lenses are ground. la manufactured .ply for optic ;limos ;Ss. and la pure, hard , and brilliant, and not liable to become scratched. 4th: That the flame in which they are set, wheth er in Gold, Saner, or Steel, are of the finest quality and finish and gaaranteed perfect in emery respect. For sale only by our outhotised agent .in this local ity.. We Dover supply or employ peddlers. - W... 4.. Chamberlin, Sole Agent, Ilea .20,1872. Towanda. Pa. A. J. NOBLE & CO., ESTATE AND LO.&N AGENTS, HAVE MR BALE ON EASY TEENS SEVERAL DWELLINGS, Situated convenient to business porticLof town. Office with NOBLE & VINCEN'ir Towanda, Nov. 27,'1872. ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS SAIL EVERY SATURDAY. Passenger booked to and from any Railway Bts- Ikm or Seaport in Great Britain, Ireland, Norway, linden, Denmark. o.rmany, France, Holland, Bel t Min. and the United States. Cabin fare from New York to London, LlTerpool, beffirer. elta Den 7. $55 and 075. =CUERO'S TICKETS $l2O. Inttotet&Liate,.. . . $35 Steerage,... All payable la atrzeiley Carnes sending for their friends in the Old Conn try can purchase tickets at reduced prices. Foe blether particulars apply to Eborortios Bros. 7 Bowling Green. N.Y., or H. IL Evurrr. Central Express Office. Towanda, Pa., or N. N. Barra, First National Bank of Towanda Dee. 18•72 10011LIAKII—A supply of Fresh JL Grotmil Rooter for ellis bl W. A. BOWL WU& } mum,. S o WOODFORD, NEW.-YORK BOOT AND SHOE . . .- STORE, ' • Ilks . . 3. PATRON it ostrrrras • Is receiving one of the largest and best stock of BOOTS & SHOES ever brought in Towanda, which he is offering at-the very lowest laces for Cash, eamisting of GENTS C'Azz, Sir & Stook, Boys CAW BOOTS, LAmits, lifasszkand CHILDREN'S Shoes of all kinds,t all bought direct from the Hanufactureq, and hand made, all goods warranted. A ruis. STOCK 0 .1 . 11 " AND FINDENOS. Thankful for past favors, a continuance of the same. . Towanda. Ma. 1.1872. • NEW CAERLIGE FACTORY 1 Respectfully alumna, to his friends and patrons. that he has built s NEW- BRICK OADStIketE FACTORY. Owe hs sill constantly keep on hand a full asaort ?nut of FAMILY • CARRIAGES, TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES, X 5 E .~ • Z Yule of the best material end finished in the beet city style. His long experienoe city Carriage factories gives hints decided advantage over others in the of ids Wagons. All thiy asks la an INSPECTION OF HIS WORK previous to pa:chasing elsewhere ALL WORK WARRANT= TO Gzrz PNSFECT. 'Thankful for the liberal patmnsge formerly ex tended and respeZtfully aak a continuance of the same. Terwari&s. Jan. 9.-1473.—U FOUNDERY & MACHINE SHOP. The undersigned bating purchased the Foundry and Machine Shop lately owned lay John Carman. are prepared to do at! kinds of workrtsining to their business. with promptness and = id spatch. MILL tGEAR„INGS, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, MAN DRILLS, SHINGLE ,MACIIINES Of the Wait and most Impraed kinda manutactured and kept constantly on hand ready for uss. EDDLHILL, IRON AND WOODEN BEAMS Of all kind& CULTIVATORS, CORN PLOUGHS PLOUGH'NPOINTS of all kinds, and the latest inaproreroents kep constantly on . hand. STOVE CASTINGS CELLAR MUTE% SLED AND SLEIGH SHOES, And all Infids of castings furnished to Minn so.(ire. MEANS k 11,00 EWELL. CENTRAL 23 • RIMT. The subscribers still continue to keep constantly on hands !till and complete assortment of every thing.pertaining to their business, consisting main, 1 7 of BEEF, PORK, FRESH AND.SALT SUGAR MIRED BAILS, • MUTTON, ' BEEP, VEAL. POULTRY. SAUSAGE, LARD, HOLOOZia. DRIED BEEF. - TALLOW, ke., &c. Alas. .„ FRESH FROM THE T.AR S. trrErnats toxErtED DAILY In their season. Parties wishing Oysters in large or small ainantl• Bee will be furnished on short notice, at the old stand. Ciorraan Kamm ontanye's Block, first door north of-Dr. Porters. . enas. Knisow, & IifULLOCE. 'Paso. Itou.ocx. J Feb. 24, 11170-tf BLOOD eft CO., Btlll =dna* o manufacture their celebrated HOSE POWERS & CLEANERS, and will sell a better machine, for leas money than on tie had elsewhere, in the world. We claim for oar nuctdnes that they will do is lunch, or more, than any other, and Are =ore durably built. We persorfally Supetintipd our work and see that it is well down. We will lend DUCEUPTIVIS CATALOGUES, of ear machines on aPplicstion. ONE AND" TWO HORSE POWERS, One it Tow Meru THRESHER 4 SKPItit4TORS. THRESHER and CLINNERS. • Nif/NG 'M ILLS, CIMCCLUI AND ;MI6 Lllll =La. RAW AND GRIST KILL work dose to order. - atril as a callbefews Isurabaaing elsewhere. va '•oo atioaavaa istainv `•o0 (tool ft Arkg. 2.1964. AGENTS ! QUICK 1 Or you will miss &Won of territory, tthere is a arse for its. on 1 / 1. 0 LEWIS'S last and great work. .130 It is by odds the moat taking and sal cable book in the eel& 1.•I1 is on -a vitally „important subject. 2. It is by America's most popular writer on health. S. It is. for the price. the largest and handsomest book ever sold by subscription: Agents, the people are eager for such a book, and subscription.', ion tobring it to them. Write for terms, &c., free. • • Xlielagal= AT 13111 Opposite the new Ja il. TOWANDA, PENN'A. HEINAY STITLEN PLATFORM WAGONS, Finish, ayk, and" Durability SATISFA CTIO.V L dl reduced prices AnaauYlxzd.t Of MILL, IRONS MADE 'TO ORDEII. R 73 UTM R.l And all work warranted-to give satisfaction PLOUGHS, AID CHURN POWERS, LAsor. AND SMALL SIZE. LiEWE • ISON KETTLES OUR DIGESTION, Oa MY JOLLY FRYMDI3 SECRET. S. GEORGE- MACLEAN. Publisher.. 733 &mom Street. sep.lMl7 • lasoillown. rWANAIi I'L,I4'N(/ MILL, SAJEIL I=l7. AND ' , • -1 ') , / , i f DO:OR Fit T BY.; . , i--- ' ! The subscribers ' ring purchased the Planing KM tormetty owned - kr O. D. Cash 6 Co., and Web/ thoroniddy repidsed the same, see saw plegared to do PLANING, MATCHING,. all And to uuntdieturs MOULDINGS, . NEWELS, la the best manner and on ream:amble terms. Persons from a distance can bare their lumber dresaed to take, tack with them the mute day. SEASON= LI7MSZB ALWAYS ON NAND. SASH, 14.1:11DS, DOOM, 110IILDliGS, STAID, — BALI U 8 &MING, 71.00114310. tke.. 111 fate! evar7thlog in this lino. all of which will be sold cheap for nal. We alio mouth • !timber. For farther infor mation enquire at or Furniture Store on Main Street,'or at thej'art •ry on Charles Street. March 12,1173. HOLIDAY PRESENTS. CHAMBERLIN's Maav!l CHEAP AHD 'BEST FRENCH CLOCKS, GOLD AND SILVESABLERICkIi AND 'SWISS W A. T I-I MI itENRIt fiTITLMI. EYE GLASSES, OPERA.GLASSES, Towanda. Dec. 18. 1872. WAGONS 1 WAGONS-1 Gi- 0 .N" s I have on hand a large assortment of I - LUMBER AND LIGHT NAT AL Cyr Than any other establishment in the WAGONS AND CARitIAGES Of every description manufactured Tea - ands. March 2.8, 1873 SOMETHING" NEW Ras purchased a large and elegant assortment or JHa 127 M IRd "Y" CLOCKS OF ALL GOLD AND. SILVER MAINS AND NINON , . . 8s and Forks In sets, Pens , Chasms, and In fact rerything to pleas°, with an endless variety of 84icies and Clocks. • the poXchliped from the late A. 11. Warner's ertale the entire lot of tools and fixtures I am pre pared to do all kinds of workat the shortest notice andjwarrsated. Please give me a call and examine the:goods and I will n'y to give you entire satisfac tion. Towanda, Oct. 23, EACITET.L. 1.872. - W. BASKAY AND. DINING MAIM. First block north of Ward Some. BREAD, PIES, PAKE,CRACKERS, In our DEICING OGEE sit will accommodate the putilio with either Itinclrkor ■ good meal at at times of De day and ere OYSTERS AND ICE Dalai ON RAND: MOSSO Also s dna assortment of Groceries. Cemfocticnsory, Trunk Nuts, AC. • twit' ti - a th e be PROST & SO NS f Mkt 8 48: Estimigoa Tabliprelis RESANVING, &c. BALLiSTERS, large stock of l. 0. FROST k SONS, HEADQUARTERS For anyiVng in the Una Gt. SILVER AND_PLATED WADE SPECTACT:FS, ;And a 1001 other things E WHICH I RILL SELL CHEAPER countrr. to order on short notice. JA3IES BRYANT W. A. ROCKWELL GOLD AND SLLVEU WATCHES, PLATED TEA SETS. GOBLETi36. W And ill the splendid vials for WEDDMO dIiti'HOLIDA.T P/UIMIri3, DARED :phk,lL Y. And sold at Wholesale and Botta TEEM _SEASON. D. W. SCOTT tc CO IM%ii ani,Medki3mlL DS. It. 0. PQRTRU L , SON,. LT 21131 1. OLD CASH DRUG STORE, Octave Main and Pl a ne Walk Towaads. Hare nostitty addedtargely tottasir *XL atoll and anttplets assortradmt; constituting ne t xtensive Ts far Ideltr. embracing navy articles aped he Lite nischauloal purposed', carefully selected with regard to the progressfire wants of the public, which will be Inept constantly supplied with treat' purchases. and offered on the most reasonablo terzus Wholesale or Retail. consisting of 0111216041.8, PLUM 011 VA.11311.810:6.: • • ALCOHOL AND TURPENTINE; SASH FACET. VARNISH. WHITE-WASH. And all kinds of Bnaltos; KEROSENE OR COAL' OIL, Itandag Ia3dPit. * BLLIDES. wunca..clunqfzu, Sperm. Lard, Whale, Neal Foot, TANNER'S AND MACHINE OILS, Partcy and Toilet Articles:ln all their variety, spolqins, alleSEli, SOAPS, .00aLBS, Poiniules, nali7Dyea, Perfumery, POCKETBOOKS, PORT M9B:AIS, TOOTH. aILIN:A3D HAIR PREPARATIONS, Tussock, SsiriF, Piiis -AND, Ciosss - , - - Garden, Field and -Flown Seeds. Trains: 4 6 Ball , - rxrters, Suspensories, Shoulder Braces, Breast PwapE T Teething — Rings , • Nursing ' Bottles,. Ni 6 Nipple Mos and Shields ; Syringes, • .. Pans, Selr-Sealing 'Fruit jars. Ther mometers, • Flavoring its. Stone . - Jugs, Cilw Ware, Bottles. Vials, rifilts, Bath - Brick, and Stove Blacking, Fit& Tulle. am- Munition. k.c., Botanic, Eclectic} and Honrepath lc Medicines:4ml all the popular Patent All articles warranted as represented. Persona at a distance c n receive their orders bt stage or' Ind!, winch will psceive prompt and careful attention. Medical advice given gratintotaly at, the oflioe, charging only for medicine, Sr Thankful for past liberal patronS . 4e, would t es. pectfully announce to their friends and the public.that ne pains shall be tared to minify, and merit the con. tiral,atioll of their confidence and patronaoe. Sir Open Sundays for presceeptior.s 1 to 10 sad., and 12 ru. to 1. and 5 to 8 P.m. IL 0. PORTER t yt SON. Aprlll. 1872.—yr: — THE- WORLD'S TONIC. I'urely Vegt table and free fremakohil DR. P. LORIMER'S 3B M S, A CERTAIN CURE Fpr, Seated Cough, Incipient - COnsumption, Colds, Spit -• • Bug Blood. IndalustiOn of.-iho Lungs, Catarrh. Bronchitis, -Droop, Whooping Cough,-Astp . ma, .Pains in Bruast or' Side, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Dizziness, Lose of Appe tite, Fever nod Ague. . . - • Ir.dlgestion, Liver Complaint. Diarrhoea. and all Diseases of the Lungs, Stomach, Liver, . .and Kidneys. • W. H. GREGG & 3vHoLs3it DRUGGISTS, Sale Agents, and to ehom all orders QM -be CinralArs !'or furtha• ir.l,3rmation.-a:1 junel2,72-if TOWAI MUSICIL AC AD.F.MY EDGAR U. SUER WM, l'iuNcuAt SUSQUEHANNA COLLy.GIATI: Pupils will Le received at any time at the folloa - ing rates : Piano Forte pupils, per quarter; . • $l5 00 Including Harmony and vocal class, per (fr. 20 00 gritICTLIF Mu.? QtrittTERLY. Reeitatiotis twice a week. Na deductiOmor " time made hp.' except MI case' of illness of more - rhau one week's duration. ' This Music School is classified into,three depart ments, viz : Preliminary, Primary a',nd Advanced. There will be a certificate given . ai the completion of each course with the musical standing of the pupil. Pupils from a distance will WI accommodations for board and piano practice in the luetittition at oery moderate prates, • • NOTICE.--Mr. BheraooS.ll:l3 a prog,te:ii is course comprising the best modernmcti ds.iri . tag the prominent features and'appliances.of the • e,pop ular Lyons Musical. Academy, of which hie. • r. then lieu, L. 11. Sherwood, was formerly princi .• and proprietor. Mr. L.dg,ar 11. Slienvocd has declided ndrnt. musical acquirement:;- aril colenblvo corr:ieum in teaching.—Editor Itachester Musical Towanda. May 9.16.72. • NEW PLANING. MILL The undersigned having,htzlit a hi-.-ge and commo dious Mill in the Borough of Towanda, and ailed it with the mostlFol:ra and improved machittry,.for the manufacture of Are prepared orders, whether large( or small, upon the shortest notice. We have also a 'large va riety of iIOULDI3. - .19, of the latest le andpattern, which wo ca furnish much cheaper khan they can be worked by hand. PLANLNG. . . . EAWING. . . A..td all' other work r ertlinir,g t,.. - _ , J rir.ery, will be dime to rait , our multoffers. , Persons building, and not living more than:twelve" to fourteen mites distant, will tind it largely for their Interest to bny of us, or bring their lumber and have it worked, by our machinery. Bring ; yonr_grist of Flooring, or other himber, and while your team is feeding. have it ground out anA take it heme with lon. _ • _-__. I= Re will pay CNSII Tor - PINE. LLTlltiElt delivered at our lusber yard. Coma and see us, or if yoa c, write. = TOMPKINS,9,OIINTY . SEEDER ; AND RASTER SOWER This is an Attachinent to that CL NS:3 THE TO3IPINS. COUNTY WHEEL RAKE! • And we c•tin recommend it as tlio 134:30'LASTL - IR 841VER IN THE -MARKET! Its adcantag,es over all 'others are- ninny, but we call special attention to ita adaptation te, • I SOWING PLASTIIII. LIKE,. ASEIZR, BONE DUST :AND OVIEII H'EIITILiZT R 5. The Distributing devico if; ea arrazigt):l a 3 to cfrec , Wally grnsh all lumps ; tliereby iusuring an even distribution of Plaster. eveu wit. n full e,t•harit thy lumps. If tQWS EQUALLY WELL ALL HINDS or GRAIN' AND GP.A. 1-3.^SEEDS, Stich as Whi , at, Eye. Oat?. Bt:l<'y. Backwheat.Cort Flax seed. Timothy. Clover and other braes ezeedA. The Seidlug-Box. is hang mider the axle, tear the greced, and can he USED IN A STRONG WIND WITHOUT SCAT TERING TILE PLASTER OR ..SLED, HOWEVER 4 LIGHT. . It is driven by a cam on Mit wheel, which will not get oat of order from ate ; as tw , the case when driv en by t;ears. - _ IT.CAN BE stirTED FROM RARE TO SEEDER. OR FROM SEEDER. TO rata, FIFTEF.X MINUTES. Seeder, atom., or coterlet , .. Rake Combined Rake and Seeder, Seeder Attachment, 11,...Fartners wanting the Seeder complete to sow at or Rye, or for Fall sowlug. or PLastOi, k c., can have the machine and pay for' it same time as though purchased next spring. . li. 31. NVELLF-S, Genoral Agent. Towanda. pa.. Ang. 20. 18'12. HOME SHUTTS,E . IMPROVED • . ett• Come, tailors, audbny the Houle Shuttle, .93c1dressinakers buy it bkeaise: 'Tis the fastest and easyesean . ‘l , :heape.,:t That vier you taw In your lines. It will hon. hind, cord, Inaid, scam and mill?, • Oult, tuck. licinatitch, gath - erand tell, On eetteri and linen and woolen, • And silk it works equilly well. . Come, buy the Home Shuttle, old ladies, youn g misses and those iu your prime: It Will gather your rullles fordreeees And:sew them right on the same time. , Come, fanners. dual htrythe tioniuShuttle For your wives and your daughters so dear; Ttey can sew.wh , -n their fingers :we tired, And each one is warranted live years. _ fieneralAgent.4 tra•Vin'l, Snlliran , asst Wpunl lug counties, Ag1.1.1t14 Fvb..2.6'73 MONEY SA.VED, STOVES A\D• HARDWARE W~LPMDLETox. =TASUSSED rims* num, Pocket Salves, Elsielte, MBE WI ES AND Liqcoas, Poe 4 1 , 05411cinal nae, MEDICINES. JUNIPER TAU adireszied. Pric . c, $1.01) Sold by ail Druggists TdoWANDA, ri WINDOW SAII AND.BLMDS.. TONO I TEM3, . GROOVINS. AND ELIZOOL P. ROTHTF,RS k CIO PRICES.an' AND RAZE EVERY 3stcnor, I 9 NVARRA3;TED D. R. WOODISCAN,' Rums, 'BUM:ICI:LASING Or /hIw .c LUA (19EDON, TSD'C'T,AiVIDA, IDA WHOLESALE AND RETAIL p:RuGGI - 8'178! /laving extenairely• repairer] their vire, at tL.t.v,d stand, have re-opept:+l with a !asp, oe , v ;4 - 4 wo ; selected atock, ctiblitici; of . . ACIDS, FIX,TRACTS, ELIXIRS, SERBS, Sr COATED I'ILLS, 10WDETL3, TLNeTtiltEt EOTtiNIC ECLT;CIIC AND HO3fLOITViTifie PEE I 1 DTE sTuFFS,; I IACtiRNE 01 LS - . • . I EXTRA r:EFINEi) Aicci FUjtE WI T. 5 Alip LIQUORS TOBACCO, SNUFF AND:CIGARS, POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES, TOMEI' AND FANCY GOODS more thin tl,qtnmat care and attention Cornpoundiat,'• cf J res riptiunx. Op,T,L from 9 o'ctock:i m.,to 1 p.m& fram.51.:4:.0..7 ( Dr, czn be cohmilteil at the Ftkr : t lartluy of c,ach.:l - L.e.k, as hei.v.9fore• Towanda, May 7; 1872 DR. 0. D. , STILES having ptuchr.s,,l THE DRUG :STORE -, or L. A. RIDGWAY, 0 Hour, PA, Has now in stock and is consiaLtly frA.ll supplies of pure Drugs and Medkaws. Varnishes. Ac. Agent.for all tlie ent Medicines. A fresh supply GI VETE° - BITTERS_ Pure Wines and Liquors for zr.edicinal best bran da 9f Cigars and Tobace ery, toilet and fancy articles, flavoring extra, t., =Echoed books:, stationery. and maws.. Deal, ;,..,11 1 . 'plied with stationery at low pi i,.••.+. ous books fitruished to order at pulihrlel,' 1 . The Dc:etor will continue to e heretofore. Office at the Drug Str,6 , ; posits Presd. terip church.. 1,,, enph0r. , , ssd r+. celpts at•urttely Cdplpotlnclett :It 'a:II ty2 Potent (Ark. • [Apri TAYLOR'S CELEBRATED I OII: . . The G teat Igietoneic should be kept aZtl. used by every Farmer tiat, keep s 'either cattls c: Horse, every Teau.,,tcr and I..fi - erY Stable Kit', r every -And lion.. Farier for it will rows , u:e pr..n and iiLL , Lit'S.4 wben all other clur-s Lore failed. and . 13adrpad Sloe should certainly keep, d. u,r It is I:l2lFiurpubed to br..n.es 611011!Li keep for the', use and fee thtir customers_tcnl-:: fatted as nothing_ equals it for tsadcr lest Every body euffercru from panrand kind, burns, cuts, wounds or any. erupti9n• Corns. Chilhlatns or any -disease .outward appbc.,u,,n sholld certainly keel. tL.. brated medicine., Every bottle warrant:A I. v. , Ratislactsm. For sal , by Dr. H. C. Potter S - D Co, Porter & Kirby and F. W. Erc , wn Pa. And by 'every Drn. ,, , , ist ford andadjoininq counties. _ '.John.-tfm 1:13Iloway and Cowdon, SledieineDevot k No. 602 Arch strest Wholesale Agemts; U. PatOWNICI TAYIA'dI, ju ly t f • Proprist.r. TO THE PUBLIC ! - • INSTITUTE, ree crdenigrel woll.l th c.:: ar..irp - ,a• prepared i.; - , , -, :t. '73:,.....? L:CD EIIT . 5. K.T. - .G c t.,' 1 - S1 N . E:, --:: Ic 31 its br•ariCiles. At - n 1 t: Ul3 Sl' fV' , :e".&. Of mar eta: , In that: air sparal ink from tLe sitp of ~s:111,- - 11. 3, A a Itearae va1i.....11-cal.r.ot be jirp Qz• in el.i..iz&nco, this Aide of ourlar: also fx-curdd th 3 . . and gentleulz:zily person to aqt.!:::: the busine,t3., J. S. antra, one of. our Er.U. will lie f37.r. I •ter Furaiturtir Store, on Bridge - - strcA,‘:.:: Vlp-F., the ether member of the f.-11:. iltines on Third street, ar zki.oltt C. p, l ach, a verykreli.-..ble and l'..c.l,:br..ttvi caws:, ogicc , . Is on Park .: • ... J. S. AL I -I - N. 1 C. M. M. , ..NVILL.E. i i - LII.V.ST NAT-lONA:4 B: I: . Ha;:,,, r CAPr i SUIPLtS Fr .ND • . _ This iih.rt k otrcra t - NrsrzlL - FA CLIATILz , " i", - e tt. transacon of a GEN 'RAL HANKIN9 - BUSIiVE, DITEE:EST COE SPECIAL CAFE Givy_n TO 111 !; AND CELECKi. Parties wishing to FEND SIONET to ant . rant United States, k..).ufNad, t: knji. r.Z opal cities and . toirns of Europ-?...-s.O - draftsf or that purpose. To or from the old countrv, by beet et , ar.A: etf•L. ingiinea, alv, - ays on hand. I nnorfatr ovrm dT BEDt'CLIS BUt I ' ; lisch.Vl".•:',:jpaid for 17. S L',7r4s, Gold JOS. PONVELI.., President I)efernricr 1. 1.439. ' B OO.KS BOORS !i; BOOKS. The best place iyr liorth'er BOOKS! AND' STATION[:;'. ..tl5 CO 40 00 a 0U 25 (0 IS AT i - 1 • _ SS . . i ~ I • ' j'k,C. F. CIA . , ; . . . i r Rig Etockis alwaya conap:cte, a,d c.•::11:5 - . 3. e' 1:-. erythOg In the line, such 9s - Of every deseriptiob • • CHROMOS SCHOOL .B001;44-1:4 -BLANK BOOBS, J CS - TICES' L'L.ktißS -VNI.II3I•AN :. . • Air - All .b.Aly,ll4ekly, uM, nk ..ut1:1:. 1'4,:-,.. .';:,. periOie.tdad. to ro.tl,4:hbers :1. i . .... .. 1 ' Pik: S. . , DIARIES TOR 10,73, A laro.2sSintroolit, 11. .1.4, 4871.1 FATTpNIi /1:1UXR: And all PARITIONS, For lfutillictilal Itri/,i•,: Ail tLo And a Fine Mliortcleut of TtitNER. T. 43. GI tRIA,N t IV • OM I= 1 C. Y. EEO 11.44' OF TOWANDA. ‘1 , 1 .5125,000. 44T.H30. PASSAGE Tit'KET.7 N: r. . 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