sgriculh , ml.
Plant Corn Early;
• ,
I came tpo Nebraska in 1857--wag
obliged' to stack my first crop in a
pile upon the ground, which by the' ,
following spring had become , some-
What wasted by stock tramping it
-into the ground. I observe that
which`Was tramped in deep rotted,
while all that i near the surface
spouted and grew vigorously, coming
up with the first vegetation of spring.
When my field corn, planted about
the middle of May; was -just , coming
the,corn upon this volun
teer piece was large and hard enough
for the greater, being large and well
- developed. The dry time. of the
summer approaching just now, my
field corn' was forbidden to come to
full maturity, being light and' loose
upon the cob, and badly filled out at
the end. .My field, corn was worked
bell, while no labor was bestowed
upon the volunteer piece, and uponl
n fair estimate the volunteer corn
was one-half the best.
This• accident becemeiny instructer
to plant early under a light cover,
just cleverly hiding, the corn from
sight and scent of mice and the for
aging army of corn robbing animals.
Having' done so, I have abundantly
proved that Nebraska is equal to any
of the United States in the produc
tion ofOtis great staple. It has been
.\=. the ado ration of strangers visiting
our State to behold my field of corn
nt growing time; high up, when
others-along their route were rang
ing `from one to six inches high, and
some just planting.
Pl:Lotice, too, that all the farriersl
of Nebraska who plant early and tend
their, crops well have full crib faa
bear concurrent testimony with my
self that early platting will giye corn
time' . tomature before the hot-winds
•of summer injure it. Our eiperience
proves that spring frosts are no in
jury to corn, for 'it will come again
as often *as bit 'down.---Cor: lows
Farmer. !
How to Select flour.
1. Look at its color ; if it is white,!
with a slightly yellowish or straw
colored .tint, it is a good sign. •If it
is very white, with a blueish cast, or
%with black specks; in it, the flour is
; not,good.
'2. Es.amine its adhesiveness—mot
and knead a little of it between the'
flu'geri ; if it.works dry and , elastic,
it is good. ; if it works soft dud
sticky, i is poor. Fl - 9 - ur made from
spring wheat is likely t 9 be sticky.
3. Throw a lump—of dry flour
iigainA a dry, smooth;Terpendicular
surface ; if it adheres in a lump the
fliiiir has life in 'it ; if it falls. like
powder it is bad. •.
4. Squeeze some of the,flour in
. your hand ; if it •rotiins ,tie shape
' given by the pressure, that, too, is a
.good sign.
Flour that will stand all these
tests it is safe' io buy. These modes
were given by old flour dealers, • and
we make no appology . for printing
them, as they 'pertain to a ,
.matter
. that concer4, - „,everybody, namely, the
' quality of that which is the "staff ol
life.
•
Rose Cutting. ,
Max - Klose, an ,experienced gar
dener, says :
"Instead of throtiu„,r , my prunings
away.last spring - limed them as cut
tin,,s-7-put a. 11.1.4 lot of them, about
aolozeti or -more n a marmalade jar
filled with coarse sand and . water,
with sufficient of the _ f latter to be
• ahout a quarter of 'an- inch or so
above the sand. I then plunged the
jars into a slight hotbed, and let the
cuttings have.ll the light and sun
p)s-;:ble—never shading once." Af
ter eight. weeks he examined the jars,
and found the roots to' fill them, and
• the shoots in the healthiest condition.
• NOthing could be more so. He adds:
"Out of sd?out 150 cuttings of three
•
dozen kinds of roses, I- only missed
striking fifteen, which think is a
eery encouraging result ; anyhow, I
shall consider it the road royal, and
experiment again in a similar man
ner ijithe . summer, when.l shall pay.
• more attention to the preparing of
the cuttings and the way they will
-strike the readiest."
Horse Shoeing.
The New York Spirit of the Times
tells us how to shoe horses. Vander- '
hilt's race hOrse, "Mountain Boy,"
was troubled with corns'. The Com-
Modore - being convinced that it was
the fault of bad shoeing, his investi
gating mind was struck . with the
.errbr of cutting away the frog of a
horse's foot. "The frog must have a
purpose ; why do. we cut it out ?"
This reasoning led to the invention
of the Goodenough horse-shoe, which
protects the foot against corns and
other ailments. - The shoe has pecu
liarities which causes its. adoption
by several of the largest omnibus
railways in New . York. - Goodett
otigh's system forbids tampering
with the frog of the • feet. This
spongy provision of 'nature acts as a
buffer at every - step the foot takes,
and it is cruet to cut it away. Van
' -derbnilt says the adoption of. this
'systeni - soon cured all his hotses of
any trouble in their feet.
How TO RAISE COWS FOR THE DAM.
—The American Stock Journald says:
A heifer that is designed for the dairy
should be brought up with great
care, and in it,inanner that will tend
to make bcr grow, and bring out al
her good - qualities..
We will suppose that a heifer has
brought up in such a way'to the
:Lg,e of 13 mouths, that she is in a
thrifty condition, and has every in-
Aication of becoming a good cow.
We should recommend that she
-;:nutild now• be mated - with the bull,
as by beginning thus early; we can
control in a great measure het' future
development. As the ensuing five or
sit sears will bring out whatever of
_dairy qualities; She may possess,
,we
cannot be too c.arcful at first in our
training. Aid first we sliohld be
(•.treful about,. feeding
too high, as
l
- eiter; kept.' in high. condition, are
liable to -have inflammatory action :
:.et up in the udder towards the close
• of-their term, which" , often destroys
the usefulness of a portion to the
'organ, and tends to hinder theigecre
.tion- of milk s thereby ..injuring the
future reputation of the cow as a
'milker.'
• As there is alwaysAnore or less of
inflarnation;doring the first stages of
Isetiition;the young heifer should be
milked as clean as possible at least
flaw• times a day, and her ,food
' ' r:light, with sufficient wa!
pr', Inv it, the feverishUe , q i!!=
Igt :Lien it !.!..!It!lo:, ; , -elfe t
1.,,)if
jr. A.Agf-2.• of
;. tr. n.l.tory, 4i.vo-..e of
t Tia.riti.)l through the
bz:cretiug orgaim. - couectquently
t..lley abouicl Lave a liberal Eupply Uf
good food at this period, BO that not -
only nature's demands MB, be met,
but thaetheir milk-producing quali
ties may be stimulated beyond this.
In (*der to accomplish this, we
should feed not only-all the moist
food the col will bear and assimilate,
hitt whatever of rich food - that will
have a tendency to produce the lar
gest and best results, always keeping
in mind never to impair her digestive
powers, nor prOmote a secretion of
fat. l The cow that i does not respond
to eta& treatment as this should not
be kept for dairy purposes, as those
cows only are profitable whose milk-
Orodticing organs are :capable of be
ing improved by jacions feeding:
Miscollaaieow.
MO , NTANYES
~'
f
. -ABE-
==l
Nr RECEIVING
MI
LARGE AND DESIRABLE STOCK
ES
SEASONABLE GOODS
EIRE
MCI
-TO BE
MIZE
SOLD AT, LOW PRICES.
.
Towanda, October 13,
RUBBER PAINT!
THE BEST. PAM IN THE WORLD.
ALL SHADES, TINTS; & COLORS
PURE WHITE AND JET BLACK
FOR BALE AT WHOLE ALE AND RETAIL
CHEAP, DURABLE, ELASTIC,
WATER PROOF & BEAUTIFUL
Made from the very best material. Two coats of
the Brpannu PST aro bettZr than three , coatalof
Ordinary paint. ; -
lila a chemical compitindi- which, when applied
as paint, is as firm as horn; yet elastic, and produc
ing a gloss equal to varnish.
It has been manufactured: in thollnited States for
six years past and stood tho severest tests, and has
established for itself a brilliant reputation upon a
firm basis for the following qualities needed to
maim any paint valuable; namely: Durable;noel
affected by sun, wind, frost, heat, of water; firm'
and elastic, strong and adhesive, will not crack or
peel off; retains its color, giving a surface as bright;
smooth, and delicate as if varnished. It !twig from
the brush freely end settles promptly. Is adapted
to all kinds of ptigting on either wood, iron, tirick,
or plaster.' No other paint will resist water equal
to it, making
. it unequaled for painting vessels or
metal roofs.
In alll the requisites of a first-class paint the Rub
ber Paint is unequealed. It is prepared in Pure
White, and in all Cottage and other colors, comprts
ing any number of differe2at shades. One gallon of
the Rubber Paint wiliFeocer twenty to thirty yards
two coats.
BEADY FOB DBE AND SOLD BY THE
'GALLON In 1,2, 3,4, 5,10,15, 20, and. 413
GALLON . PACKAGES, AT MANDFAO-
Sample color•cards, circulars, references, price.
lists, and other particulars furnished by the ml.}-
scriber by mail, or on personal application.
Towanda, Nov. 5, 1872:
JEWELRY! JEWELRY!
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
MI
HUGUENIN BROTHERS,
AT THE OLD STAND FOR ELY OCCUPIED Y
Hare just rcelved a large assortment of Jewelry
all the latent styles.
American and Swiss Watches,
Gold and Silver. from the" cheapest to the best.
Also a large assortmeoLof
CLOCKS, GOLD, AND STEEL SPECTACLES
Iteraemlx , r the Pure , :WO doois - . south of Powe
k Co.'s, Towands, Pa.
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry carefully repaired
N0v.20'72
8 00K -BINDERY.-THE PUB
_KJ Be is respectfully informed that the Book-Bin
dery has been removed to the "Reporter" Building
third story;where will be done
110011-1111 4 :DINti!
In all ita various branches, JII terms as reasouablear
"the times" will clo4v. The Bindery will be nnder
the charge of
An experienced Binder, and all work will be promptly
done in a style and manner which cannot be excelled.
Mimic, Magazines. Newspapers. Old Books, he., bound
in every variety of style. Particular attention will be
paid to the Bnling and Binding of
To any desired pattern, which in qugity and dux&
ti nny will be wnted.
An work will b arra eready for delivery when 'promised.
The patronage of the public is solicited, and per
feet satialaction guaranteed.
Towanda. Augnitt 4. Ma—U.
GO TO JACOBS'
TEMPLE OF FASIIIO2sI
MAIN' STREET,
FOR LATEST STILES IN CLOTHLNG
krl DODS ILECEITED %VIET DAT.
Towanda. March 27,1873.
TituY A THING WHERE' IT IS
MADE AND ENCOURAGE HOME TRADE.
BAR 4 TLETT'S ADJUSTABLE
•
SPRING BED BOTTOM.
This superior Spring Bed is the only desirable
,Spring Bed •tuaruitactrired in Bradford County
Call and take one home and try it a if it is
not the easiest. leve'est, Ptllleet and moot agreeable
inorey that you can find] bring it back,
(le '..t that f.ir?) My agent will eilt ucn ;on; take'
owl f , . war. knl Rat iisfy yd . -414,4f as to it s
Mr'?" ft.., to order to fit any od i
8 . 7' I 1.0 twid.• epring %via fit. •
L. C. NELSON.
Also Agent for Cook's Patent Boor Strip. Agent
wstosti. (Mira GyfflotAbe 11.E.Ctitirch, Towanda, Pa.
'Apt 2, 1378.
i' - ' I
-A
-OF
TIIRERS' PRICES
R. M. WELLES,
Wholesale and &eta] Agent
A. SI. WARNER
HrGIIENTS BRO'B.
H. 0. WHIT kr PR
BLANK DOORS
jgoeU&flSaL7
rWANDA
MAitBLE WORE B,
WA. MoOABE. & . SON
Han fast recsind lb. lirgest issartment of
AMERICA AND ITALIAN
MARBLE
der exhibi
invite ted the attention of in this section the public. to which they
They into on hind or !Walsh to order
MONUMENTS,
TOMB STONES, MANTLES, &a.,
Of eres7 stile,
AT THE LOWEST TERMS.
Persons in want d any in oar line ars re.
*Wally invited to call and examine our stock.
IacCAI3E & SON.
Towanda. Hay 1. 1871.",
LADIES FRIEND.
The sales of Sewih Machines in.
1871, asieporied under oath in 1872, to the owners
of Selirtng Machine Patents, ehnw that the
I=
SING F,R
44
3411NUFACTURENO . ~ COMPANY
SOLD LAST YEAR 181.160 MACHINES,
Ninety per cent of theca being
FOR FAMILY USE.
This is ovey• 0,000
More Sewing Machines than were
sold by any other company during the same period.
Every Mschino sold by
& BLACK.
E r.II. AG vs -T 2,
Aug. 14, 1872
NEW STEAM FLOURING MILL
Iti SHESTIEQUIN, PA
The "abecrib desirealo give' notice that hie new
STEAM FLOTRING MILL
II now in successful operation, and that he is pre.
pared to do all work in his line on short notice.
OIISTOM CISINDLSO3 DONE ONVIIE SAME DAY
THAT IT IS RECEIVED
Wheat, Badrwheat and Bye Flour, Corn Meal
Feed, Bran, &c., always on hand and for male a
lowest rates.
PARTLCULAB NOTICE...-Persont_ livings on the
west side of the river desiring to my mill ,
ways,will . when they
bring ha ;r e ista the g t=hels d and
W. 411 F. S. AYERS.
WE INSURE ALL KINDS OF
PROPERTY
AGAINST LOSS SE DAMAGE BY
FIRE AND -LIGHTNING.
We represent over Fifty Millions Capital.
Old Enflish and Home Companies.
LIFE INSURANCE '
IS THE OLDEST AHD 'LARGEST STOCK AND
'HUTEAL COMPANIES IN THE
UNITED STATES.
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
From one day to one year.
NOBLE & VINCENT,
Feb. 19, 1873. ' _
F ARMERS, DAIRYMEN,
BUTTER BUYERS
Pack vonr Butter in Wwecrit's 11FrunN Brr
-mu PAL. Approved and recommended by
the leading anthqrities of our c•aintry on
dallying, and acknowledged by all b fitter 'deal
era 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
for a Price List! We are the solo manufactur
ers of Westcott's Return Butter Pail, and also
manufacture very extensively Butter Firkins,
ilf-Firkin Tubs, 25-pound Butter Pails, Well
Buckets, etc., etc. Our goods are marked with
our name, aud - are for sale by All flrst-clans
dealers. Siusur Bnos. .
Belmont, Allegany Co., N .
Principal Warehouse, Binghamton. N. Y.
_OOO AGENTS WANTED at once
ty for our New Book, the Life of the Great Ex-
plorer,
LIVINGSTONE
A thrilling account of what he has experienced and
accomplished during twenty-eight years in the wilds
of Africa, and of his resurrection from a living
death by STANLEY. with particularsof his perilous
trip in search of, and long sojourn with the aged
'discoverer, etc., etc. 600 pages, only $2 50. Uni
versally wanted. For lull description and erma
address at once •
HUBBARD BROS., Publishers.
phRL ne Reston
5m01 . 72.47
NOTICE.—J. A. RECORD, of Towan
da. has just received the Agency of the Water
town Tire Inenradoe Company, of Watertown,
N. Y., which is a first-class Company in all
respects, with cash aisette of 425.000.-
1s confined by its character to Farm Property
and Dwelling House Risks; is therefore perfectly
safe. pays all loss or damage of tearing to pieces.
whether fire ensiles or not. Also pays for lire stock
killed by lightning in the barns or' at large on the
preinises. Yon can save money s eeing Mr. Rec
ord before insuring elsewhere. Call and get a Cir
cular or send for one. 7. A. RECORD. Agent.
ne.o Gi79 -Cm Tnlramia. Pa
FArilt FOR SALE OR RENT=
In Nrrtli Rome, adjoining lands of Josepb
Seeley and S. C. Mann. Terms easy. Enquiro of
J. P. (.OR LEA,
Orwell, Pa.
March 27, 1573-3 t.
111111.11 ELLS BIRRELLS !-A
1-1 supply of Cider and Pork Barrels, and al
wild. of Cooper Work on hand. at W. A. BOOK
0tt.9,12.
THE tINDERSIGNAD, IMMO
ihuximoi Ohs sem hisessi at
brio Ina sta. 3. PATCS s CO" is aim pespirell
to Moir to OW &WWI a Deoilool County aid otoist;
y.• Ins sad well sissfol *Wier
Which I have perobasod for orb. sad tart easidid
ADM I ase sell IA as km Sons es am be pasciMnd
elsrebscs. I acry of* to lb/publics splendid stock
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS,
AKRON FLOI7R, GI:WMI DO
I Imp cosistaattr on Land. POHL BAWL LAID. said
MMFrM!MIn''ITMTI , rrr7 I 4'I III I
public to oar Owl Bo Bost
to vug4y or woo. Imo owersosioritedwih•
dry, Now York Cbomkal and Brawn &AP.
Plow call and macaw oar . lb)* 'of
Lars I assortment ofICLIS1011:1510120X8, TOILET
SOAPS, Are., ice.. I will pq the hit MI . cash priCe ftg
Tamers, give us a all before se LihWr elsewhere.
All person' indebted to the We Arm wlllplessecall.
and mako immediate payment.
O. B. PIAVE.
Towaadi, March. 12. 11367
AL . J. LONG.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
COIL MAIN AND BRIDGE STS.,
I desire to call the attention of thealiho to my
assortment of givds, which is always and com
plete, and will bo sold to my customers at Ipwest
market rates.
My Mock of
.TOWANDA,
IS WARRANTED
DES
a H. PAUDI,
GROCERIES,
. 9
Noe so haul a Imp stock or
an DO.. mammal' DO.
STOOK OF TOBACCO.
WOO! WARE.
CCRINTRY PROAUCE.
Q" B. PATCH.
WOOD, WILLOW, AND gT01 6 113 IfiA/12,
FLOUR, FEED, MEAL, etc.,
No 4 PATTON'S BLOCS,
' .
TOWANDA; Pl.
COFFERS,
TEAS,-
-AND
SPICES,
Have been purchased since the late reducUon in the
tariff on them, and are 'offered at prices to cor
respond.
Orders by moll or othcrwlso will recchro caroftt
and promp!..atttrOosr:
Thanking the public for the liberal patronage
they heco given me, I wish a continuum° of the
acme.
CASH PAID FOIL comma' PAODUCE.
feb.2o'7l
GROCERY I AND PROVISION
STORE
McCABE & EDIYA-RDS,
Wholesale cad Retail Dealers lei
FAMILY GR-OC&RIES
EM
PROVISIONS.
MERCIIItI3 NEW BLOCK, TOWANDA. PA.
We do not deers It necessary to enumerate all the
diferent articles we keep. Our assortoaent is
ALWAYS COMPLETE.
W. seri nothing but
FIRST .QLA-SS GOODS.
Cash paid for Parmers Produce
March 1. 1870
VOX & INIERCUR are riow
receiv
ing a fresh stock of Goods in their lire, bought
lance the lit latto&TY. to Which they Writs 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, 1871.
FRESH AND NEW TEAS, bought
since the recent decline to price, and eatng
cheap at retail.
Jan.-19. IBM
VOX & 3.IOERCUR are selling Gro
eerie/ at retail. .Tan. le, 18i1.
VOX &. 31 - ERCUR are selling New
and Freab Goods. Jan, 19, 1871.
VOX & 31ERCUR are selling Gra
cerlea cheap. Jan. 19, 1871.-
VOX h, 3IERCIIII are selling first
class Goods only. 19.1671.
VOX. & BIERGIZR‘ are selling
cheaper thin ever. Jaa. 19. 1671.
RE3EEIIBER that we are selling
Goods at
RETAIL!
And that we won't be undersold.
Jan. 19, 1871. - FOZ & XERCUB.
MICHIGAN FINE-CUT TOBAC-
CO—Tery choice—at
Jan. 19,1871
FOX k MERCUII do not deal in
Shoddy Goods.
OUR CUSTOMERS can rely upon
getting the very best the market *fords and at
lowest prices. E. T. TOL
Towanda, Jan. 19,'71. BENBY MXRCUB.
- pp EXEMBER THATTOX & HER
_Et, CUR are in kinds of Gracertes it
wholesaleprices. The st stock in tom Goods
first class. Prices low. RA'. ?ca.
Sept. 29,10. HENRY' kfThal7ll.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
IN CASH, PAID FOR
11E11
GRAIN, BUTTER AND EGGS;
GEORGE SR/Tile—
WYSAITEINO, PA.
ArrU le, 111,3
nM3I -I LitWit,
' - rasinoxumi FrAiLons,
Oppoite Public Square,
Beep shays on hand . woe,
log 3 4 . 45,1tt0 As) r.iliii :s lics
In all the latest styles,
HATS CAPS AND lIMBRFLT
Furnishing t o'co d ■
CUTTING DONE ON SHORT
NOTICE. r \
ALL wpas wmtixTED.
6 6 MAIN' STREET,
THIS CAPS THE CLIMAX.
To contemplate that , man U made capable of
falhoudk the depth of the mighty ocean and meas
uring the distance to' the most distant star. and we
were about to samspable of weighing the solid con
tents of the sun. And it is wonderfully strange that
this Arm of Ipothers have made themselves so con
versant with every branch of the great and tumor
tent Clothing and Furnishing trade that it makes it
unquestionably the place for every one to buy.
Hero you will And Clothes extrirely'ehpar.
Ppe upon pile, bap upon heap; ; - •
Mowery grade. texture, and hue;
For White or Black, Gentile or Jew.
MI say at once, We will go there,,
For they do business on the square;".
Their Clothes are good; and prices just,
They pay for all, and give , no trust.
All tlfst want Clothes
_should go and Aeo
Those prices, styles, and quantity; -
Bats, Caps, or Clothes, thin or thick,
Umbrellas or a Walking Stick.
Buy your Furnishing 000 ail of them; '
Buy all your Clothing of them;
Buy of this firm, buy of no others, •
For reasons why. it is WOLFF BISOTHEII9
Towands, Oct. 1. 1872.
NEW MERCHANT TAILORING
,roriN L. 31031AHON
Hu removed to the building formerly occupied by
W. T. Davies, Esq.,
And is now prepared to fanish the • 14aple of this
vicinity with everything in the line of
CUTTING DONE AND •CLOTIEES ILADE UP
MaiigI . MI3IMMMMId&A
M. J. LONG
lily stock of Cloths has been selected from the
best to the market, and I feel confident will trite
satisfaction.
Towanda, Jaa 30. 1673.
WE CLAIM FOR
*MO al Xel ,113:0(010ATO) ñ3,.
The undermentioned advantages over those in ordi
nary use. the proof of which may be seen ii the
extraordinary sales, and constantly increasing-de
mand for them:
lst. That from the peculiar construction of the
glasses they assist and preserve the sight, render
ing frequent changes unneoesaary.
2d. That they confer a William and distinct:ma
of viidon. with an amount of we and comfort not
hitherto enjoyed by rpectacle wearers.
Sd. That the material from which the Lenses are
ground. Is manuhictured specially for optic Purpos
es. and is pure, hard, and bnlllant, and not liable
to become.ecra , ched.
4th. That the frame in which they are set, wheth
er in Gold. Silver, or Steel, are of the finest quality
and finish - ana guaranteed perfect in every respect.
For sale only by our outhorized agent In this local
ity. We never supply or employ peddlers.
JAMES iii:CABE,
WM. EDWARD&
1 eT.20.1872.
FOX & UE:=Nt.
; A NOBLE & CO„
.Alont.•
READ ESTATE
AND
LOAN AGENTS,
HAVE £Oll SALE ON EASY TEEMS
SEVERAL DWELLINGS,
Situated convenient to business
portion of town. •
Office with
NOBLE & VINCENT,
Inmusztoe Agent ! .
Termed& Nov. It 1872.
FOX 6 XEBCIIBS
ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS
BAIL EVERY sAttrawr.
Passengers booked to and from any Railway Sta.
'on or Seaport In Great Britain, Ireland. Norway.
wedem Denmark. G.rmany, France. Holland, Bal
i Mai, and the United Elutes.
Cabin fare from New York to London, Liverpool,
know. and Derry. $65 and 1173.
EXCURSION TICKETS $l2O.
intermediate,— ....$33 I Bteeriage $3O
All payable in Currency.
Parties sending for their friends In the Old Conn.
sty can purchase tickets at reduced prima,
For further particulars apply to HEIDIGiaiON Enos.
7 Boslirui Green, N.Y.. or H. H. Ecuscrr. Central
En.= ems Oftica, Towanda. or N. N. Burn. Jr.,
First National Bank of Towanda Dec.lsl2
PLASTER.—A supply of Fresh
Ground Fluter for ado by W. A. ROOK
WELL. rkt.9.l).
M!MI!=:=M:IZMI
meat of
AND OOLTINGS.
te)*liii=g
In great. variety.
TOWANDA, PA'.
ESTABLISHMENT.
OPPOSITE' I.IERCI7Wi. BLOCK,
CLOTHS
For Gentlemen and Boys' Wear
ON TILE SHORTEST NOTICE. and
J. L. McMAIION
LAZARUS & ISI4RR.LS'
CELEDEATED
4,2;D ETE_GLASSEB,
WM. CHAMBERMIN,
Sole Agent,
Towanda, Pa.
S WOODFORD,
AT THE
YORE BOOT AND SHOE
STORE,
No. 14 Pall= it 011:117112121
Is receiving one of the largest and
best stock af.BOOTS & SHOES ever
brought in Towanda, which he is
offering at the very lowest prices for
'Cash, consisting of Gimus Our, Sir
& SToob Boys Our BOOTEI, LAWN,
Mims and Curumsx's S 1 oo! of all
kinds, all bought direct from the
Manufacturers, and hand made,' all
goods warranted. A yrui , pro= or
MATSU 121 D FIXDI3OB.
Thankful for past favors, I solicit
a continuance of the same.
Towanda, MY. 1. 1872-
NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY I
Opt.natte the new Jail.
TOWANDA, PENN'i.
HENRY STU±JEN
Respectfully aramninco to' his friends and ratroua,
that he his built s
NEW BRICK rIARRIAGE FACTORY,
where he will couatantly keep on hand a full assort
meat of . .
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
•
:TOP AND \ OPEN BUGGIES,
PLATFORM WAGONS,
TROTTING SIILKTS. ACID SKELETONS,
Made of the beat material and finished in the best
cit./ style. His long experience in , city Carriage
rectories gives hi= a decided advantage over Others
in the
Finish, Style and Durability
of him Wagons. 811 thoy &aka is an
INSPECTION OF HIS WORK
previous to purchasing elsevihero.4
ALL WORE WARRANTED TO GIVE paßracT
SATISPACTIOY
Thankful for the liberal patronage formerly ex
tended and respectfully ask a• continuance of the
same.
REPAIRING PROUPTLY ATTMODED TO
Towanda. Jan. R. 11113.—tf
ynIND & SHOP
IN
The undersigned haling purchased the Foundry
and Machine Shop lately owned -by John Carman,
are preparnd to do all kinds elf work appertaining to
their buainess„ with promptneu and dispatch.
MILL GEARINGS,
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
SI'AN DRILLS,
MILL IRONS
aIADE TO ORDER.
ENGINES REPAIRED,
And all work warranted to hire Latta/action
SHINGLE MACHINES
Of the latest and most Improved kinds manufactured
and kept constantly on hand ready for rtes.
PLOUGHS, - •
SIDE•HILL, IRON AND WOODMI
CULTIVATORS, CORN PLOUGHS
PLOUGH-POIENTS
Of all kinds. and the West improvements kep
constantly on hand
CHURN POWERS,
LARGE AND SMALL SYZE
STPVE,CXSTINGS
SLED AND SLEIGH SHOES,
LARGE IRON SETTLES
'The arnbactibers still contirme 'to keep constantly
on hand • tall and complete assortment of every
thing pertaining to their bruaineu, mudding main
ly of
BEEF, PORK, FRESH AND SALT
soars CV ED HANS,
lITPITOIAL, POULTRY I , BEEF, LAMB,
VE,
, SAUSAGE, LARD,
BOLOGNA. DRIED BEEF,
, TALLOW, &c., &c.
Ala a.
FISH
FRESH FROM THE TARES
OYEITEII2. HEMMED DAIL,'
Parties visaing Oysters in large or small
ananb
ties sill be furnished on abort notice, st
stand, thorrast. Ifsfunrr. illontanys's Block, first
door north of Dr. Porters.
Cass. G Kat.t.ra, S LLCM SIDLLOCIL
Tao. MCLIDCI. -
I.
Feb. 24, I 87041•
BLOOD & CO.,
Still continue , o Inannfactare their celebrated
HORSE POWERS S: CI,PA_NERS,
sad will sell a better =ethic for less money than
as be bad elsewhere In the world. We claim for
oar machines that they will do u ruuch. or more,
than any other. and are more durz‘.:y built. We
personally superintend oar work an.: see that it is
well down. W. *ill send
of w3l machines. on application.
ONE ANT) TWO HORSE POWERS,
Oat ft Too Harm THRESHER i SEPER4TORS.
THRESHER and CLEANERS,
FANNING MILLS,
CIIIICC7III AND DRAG •AW XCLLI,
SAW AND GRIST 'MILL work done to order
Give ns a call balms pttrehalib:lig 'bombers.
f•oa auoaawas `sxsiLiv
" Op V a00 7 3/1
Aug. 2.11169.
AGENTS ! QUICK! Or you will
miu choice of territory, (there is a an= for it),
on DIO LEWIS'S last "and great work.
•
•
OUR DIGESTION, '
On MT JOLLY FRIMM'S•SECIIir'
•
•
It is by odds the most taking and saleable book in
the field. 1: It is on a vitally importtnt subject.
2. It is by Americs's most popnlsr writer on, health.
3. It Is, for the price. the largest nni handsomest
book ever sold by subscriptwn. Agents. the people
.re eager for such a book. and will urge you to bring
it to them.- Writs for terms, ac., free.
• GEORGE MACLEAN. Pnbbihu,
sopkll'l7-17 733 Saloom Iltnet,
~: ,Y;"_3i`e: .~ . Tail..SmN~ '
a~~'a!",;,~Lti~:~s4':?ASF' 4 iY"~,St~.'°"'~l..;s _ ~rT '.`: y^.-`"
EI:11
reduced prices
mutt STULMI
And all kinds of
Of all kinila.
AD
CELLAR GRATES.
In their Boman. z
CATLLOGrFA
TOWANDA PLANING NELL,
• SASE. BIM. AID -
DOOR YA.OTORY„
•
VhCoubscribers having purchased
the pasiuosm formerly (rimed by C. D: Oath
Co.. atid lurriag timeranglep. repaired the same, are
Ivor prepared to do .• . .
PLANING,
MATCHING,
=" r " 1.11
MOI:TAADINGS,
• NEWELS,
13ALLUSTERS,
In the best manner and on reasonable terms.
Persons from dlstatice caw have their lamber
dressed to take Deck with them the same day.
A Inge stock of
REASONED LVAIIIER 'ALWAYS ON BAND
SASE, BLINDS. 1)00ES, 1101:TLDMG, STAIR
BALLUSTIBS, 87DVid,
In fad everything -1 . , . line, all of - which will be
sold cheap for caul.. -
We also pay cash • • ..vnb.r. — For further lufor•
matlon enquirer it •ir Furniture Store on Main
Street,: or at the last ry o i Charles Street.
March 14.1873.
lIQLIDAY PRESENTS.
\ CHAMBERLIN'S
IS
',I
HEADQUARTERS
For anithing in the line of
JEWELRY,
SILVER OD.I'LATED
CHEAP AND BEST FRENCH CLOCBS,
•
GOLD AND SILVER AMEMOAN AND SWISS
• t;
WATCHES
4
SPECTACLES,
EYE GLASSES,
OPERA.GLASSES,
And 1001 other things
Towanda. Dec. IS. 1872
WAGONS! WAGONS 1
WAGONS
INE
I have on hand a large assortment of
LUMBER AND LIGHI
WAGONS
WILICII I WILL
SELL CHEAPER
Than - an v other establishment in the
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES
Of every description tiinnnfactnred
to order on short notice
Towanda, 'March 2G. 1873
SOMETHING. NEW
W. A. ROCIWELL
Has pnrcliaged &large and oleOin t assortment of
GOLD AND SILVER .WATCHES
CLOCKS OF ALL KINDS,
GOLD AND SLLYEE CHAINS &ND RINGS
PLATED TEA SETS, GOBLETS,
And alltho splen4ld goode for
WEDDriCi Alit) HOLIDAY PICESENTS,
Spoons and Forks in seta. Pens, Charms, and in
fact everything to phrase, with an enAless variety of
Spectacles and Clocks.
Having purchased from the late A. X. Warner's
'estate the entire lot of tools and fixtures I am pre
pared to do all kinds of wort at the shortest nonce
and warranted. Please give me a call and examine
the goods and I will try to give yon entire satisfac
tion.
Temsada. Oct. 23.1872
B AKERY AND DINING ROOM.
First black north of Nirard Hann.
BREAD, PIES, CARE,CRACKERS,
BAKED. DAIL Y,
And. sold at Wholesale and Retail.
In oar DINING BOOMS we will accommodate the
public with either a lunch_ or a
* good meal at all
Waco of th. day and eienfirgsk,', '
'# -4 •"-: -
Cy
OYSTERS ANP ICE • ON HAND DIIREIG
THEM AEON.
f Oroceriev,Confeztionery,
Also a fine asamtme
Fraita, Nut... ita
mayl9' tf
VROST, I tt ' SONS make the best
Retestelow Table to the world.
MEN
lin
Ir. sal. PORTER 4 SON,.
Save recently added lagelyto their stock, a fell and
completer assortment, - constituting an extensive mi.
tietifrembrlming many articles used in the • Arta for
inechaninsi purposes, carefully selected with
to the progreseive wants of the public. Zrie
rznetantly supplied with ftesh purchases, and
on the mw{ reasonable terms at Wholosah!or
Retail, consisting of
BESAWING, &c
.7:0. FROST k, SONS,
countr%
JAMES BRYANT
JEWELRY
W. 'A. ROCILWELL.
D. W, SCOTT &: CO
1 2 7
OLD CASH DRUG - STORE,
TwErri , ixils,
Corsa Illitziand Pine Sines. Towanda.' Pa..
DRUCKii Curanciss,
TAMA on^ YANIE
ALCOHOL AND TURPENTINE,
BASK PAINT. vAionsii warrg-wASR.
- And su kinds of Ilnuates,
KEROSENE OR COAL OIL,
,-- Burn* nab%
xxices. SHADES, WICKS. thiIIINETE4
Spann, lard. Male, "Wits root,
TANNER'S AND MACHINE OILS,
Pancy and Toilet Articles in all their Tsrlsfif.
SPONGE% SWUM& SOAPS. Gomm,
Pomades. llainDyes.-Verlumery.
POCKET BOOKS, PORT MONAIS,
Pocket. Knives, Buoys,
TOOTH, UM AND HAIR PREPARATIONS,
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
For M•,n+r+r•r
Tuusooo, SNUFF, FwEN *NA OICIIIB,
, . -
Gsrden, Field and Flower Seeds, Tenses, Bap-
porters, Suspensories. Shoulder Braces. Breast
Pumps, Teething Rings, Nursing Bottles,
Fipples, Nipple Shells and Shields. Syringes,
Bed Pans, Self-Sealing Fruit Jars, Ther
. tuornetere,_ Flair Extracts, Stone
Jtga, Olga. Ware. Bottle.. Ctat., dmkik Bath
LCri.4.. - and Stove Blacking, Fish - Tackle, Am
munition, ko., Botanic.. Eclectic and llomcepath.
lc Medicines, and.all the popular Patent '
J~i. '
EDICINE
All articles w--rranted as represented. Portions at
a distance can receive their orders by stage or mail,
wroth will receive prompt and careful attention.
316dical advice given giutultougly at the office,
charging only for medicine.: -
! Thankful for past liberal patronage, would tea
pectfolly announce to their friends and the public,that
no pains shall be epared to satisfy, and merit the con
tinuation etheir conlldence and patronage.
Kir Open-Sundays fur prescriptione from 0 to 10
a.m., and 12 m. to 1, and 6 toZ p.m.
IL C. PORTER & SON.
April 1, 11T2.—yr.
T HE. WQRLIYS TO IC.
irilrelY Vegetable atulfree frzat,Alctihob
R P. 1.1 mt-ws
=NITER TAR
BITTERS!
A CEILT►I\ CURE FOR
• ,
Seated Cmhi h . Incipient ConsumptionJColds. Spit
ting Mem . Inilamation.Of tho Ltir.gs,-Catarrh,
, Bronchitis.' Drrx,p, Whooping Cough. Asth
ma, Patna in Breast or Side, Lqapepsia,- 4 ..
Jaundice, Dizziness. Loss of
tie, Fever and Ague.
Indigestion. Livcr .o:imp:atilt: Diarrhoea, and all
Dleeaeee of the Luzo. Stomiqh,
and Eldne7s..
•
W. H. GREGG k -
AVHOISILE DRUGGISTS,
Me Agents, and to whom all orders Ehonld be
adlrcesed. Price. $1.00.:
Soe Circttlirs.for further inforatation.
junel2.72•tf
TOWANDA M US IC AL ACADEMY
EDGAR. 11. SHERWOOD, P1.:21...kt.
StSQUEIIANS. COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
Pupils will
rates :
Piano Fun.
Including pcjr
SIIIICTLX QUARTEILLY IN
' Recitations twice a week.. No deduction or " time
made up." eacept in case of illuesa of more than'
;one week's duration. .
This Music School is •classide.l into three depart.
ments, viz P•reliminarY. -- Primary and Advanced.
There will be a certideate giv. , n at the completion of
each course with t‘he musical standing of the pupil.
Pupils from a distance will find accommodations
for board and piano practice in the' institution at
very moderate pnces.
NoTics: —Mr. tilieriroc.l has a vrogren , r e course
comprising the best modern methods, in • o iu t tee
prominent f.ratures and amiliauces of the ,i e pop
ular Lyons 31u ocal Academy. - of which r , tiler
Bev. L.-11. Sherwood., was lorinerly puuct and
proprietor.
Mr. I.,dgar H. Sherwoou he deviled talent
musical:acquirements' and esti , uslve esperience
teachin.g..—Editor Rsehestil . .ttusicai
:Towanda, May to, lit 2. •* , f^ . .: 6 1
l AT E W PL
• The'undersilmed having truilt a large and .ionune
diens Mill in the LionY4fAt, Of Tov. - .t.n la. and tilled it
with the most mUlern ar.d..ireproyed Itc..cliinery, for
the manufacture of
W=OW SASH A.lll BLINEs
Are prepared to, till orden wilether large et: small,
'upon the sborteat notice. :We' tiave also a large ca.
rlety'of MOULDINGS, of Um Latest atylo and pattern.
which - we can fur.ni.h math clic;aper than they can tip
worked k.y
PLANINti,
' • TO.NO
ROOVIN ;
Lud all other work part.4.u.im., W rl.tury, will he tbme
to suit - oar customers. -
Pephrts bulldinyc. an 1, score :ban - twelve
to fourteen males dp. - tMot., will EMI it largely-for their
Interest to buy of its,. orbring,their lumber and have
it worked by our trachinc:ry. 13 - rin4 - yetir'grist of
Flooring, or other turatvr, and while your .team is
feedilttg,. have it ground rut:;;_ tike it home with
you. _
We kill pay CASE fur PINE ANE lI.E3ILOCR
LUMBER delivered at our lurrher yard. Come and
See us, or if you (=coat' t Tvrite•
—prame,..ter vr a h.,.isett (.0.
COUNTY •
SEEDER AN) PLASTER. SOWER
Itta;liA,lerlt tc , that CL -11 X
• C'EfINE.= ' •
THE, TOMPK.INS' COUNTY - 2c ,
• WHEEL RAKE
Ana WC C:111 rez!onanl;lßd - i-4. as the -
BEST BL.kr. , TZR SOWER Iti THE MARKET!
Its advantages over all otuArs are . ttany, but we
vill spe:ial atPntion to its adaptatioa.to .
_ . .
P
SOWING PLASTER LIME.) ASIFES, DON" Dun .
• AND OTHER FERTIe,JZERS. 1
The Distributing acct Nsa arranged as to effec
tually crush-all lumps ;'.thereb insuring au even
distribution of Plaster. even, , ch •n full - of hard dry
lumps. 1r t•OWS EQUALLY WELL " '
ALL lusts OF GRAIN AND GRA S SEEDS,
Such as Wheat. 8y, , , Otte. Bailey, Buckwheat„Cor i n
Fla: seed. Timothy, Clover-and other Grass seeds.
The ":"eedion-Box hung under the aile, near the
gt•ottud, an can b.,
USED IN' A STRUNG. WIND Num:an' SCAT
TEEING THE: PLASTER. OR
_Sk:LD, HOWEVER
It is driven by a cam on the wheel, which will not
get out of order from use ; as is the.c.iso when dries
en by gears.
rr - CIVi BE SIIIFTED.FROV R.I.E.E*TO REEDER.
OR FROM SEEDEtt RAKE; F1FT4t.1,.1
•
PRI , S.ES SELDER AND RAKE
Seeder, ._4e. or ....
Hake
.3oruliut.d.r.ake 311,1 Seeder . ...
Seeder fttt..l...blueLt;
Farmers .wAting Cho Seelorcomplet..• to sow
Wh at or Rye, or for Fall eowmq of l'la.ter,
au have the tudellide and pay for 4333m . 0 - time Is
though puruhtse4 - next ;pg.
EVERY MACHINE IS WART:ANTED
•
M. WELLES, Ci&a. - rat Axteut.l
Tosianda. Fa.. Ano , .. 1n72.
H031E . . SHUTTLE IMPROVED
Cost, tailors, and buy the Home Shuttle
Arid dress nr....iers buy it ht,C , 7ise;
'T's the fAste.t amt ea,syest and cheapest
That ever you saw 'iti'your
It will hem, bind, cued, braid. seam and rutile,
Quilt, tuck. hemstitch, gather and
On cotton and linen and woolen,
And.Ailk it works equally well. - •
Come, buy the Uome Shuttle; old ladles,
Young misses and those in your prime;
It will gather your rullies for dresses
And aew them right on the same time.
` l.
~ .
Come, farmers ; brit the Home Shuttle
For your wives and 'your diughters so dear;
They can sew when tlieir fingers are tired,
knd each one le warranted five years.
..-
D. it. WOODBURN, Rome.
Oenpral Ageni , t , for Bradford. Bathyal", and *yarn
ing eduntiea. gentewanted. Feb. 2813
EMI
MONEY SAVED, - { •
ET PEECEASINGTODE, _ -
.STOVES AND HARDWARE'
OF
11. ,
w. L. PENDLETON.
Drivel inlyig.'7l. - t • .• •
TURNER &"ORDON,
Having extensi-ely repaired their store, at the - old
stand ; have-re.opeued with a large, new and well
selected stock, consisting of
ACIDS,IrriItACTS. ELIXIRS, RERBS, srGAR
COATED PILLS, TdIVDERErrOUIdfI, wirm,
BOTANIC ECLECTIC AND lICSIECPATIIIC PRE
DYE STUFFS; MACHINE OILS
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS •;1
TOBACCO, SNUFF AN'aCIGABS.
POPULAR :PATENT 'kEDICINES,
TOILET AND . FANCY GOODS
More than the until care and attention given to tic
Compounding; of Prescriptions, Open Sundays.
from 9 o . 7elcii.k.a m.,tolp..ni. /v.. from p.m. to 7 pan
Dr; Matitta.., czn he consulted at 1.14 e Etone on sal
tirday of each week, as tieretofoN.
D. 11. TVItWt:
Towlri . sla, May 7, 1872.', it_
TAYLOR:S. CELEBRATED '
o -
The Great Rhoimaffe Remedy abould lie kept alit
used by every Farmer, that .keeps either cattle or
Horses. every Teamster and Livery Stable
every Physician and Horse' Flirter (aril wail twiny
times - cure pain and lameness when all other medi•
_
ci.
Ines have failed. .Mitiers and Railroad
should certainly keep it.. for it is univarpasbed •
bruses and sprains. Bias/smiths, sheind keep it
fortheir own use and for their mißtnnwra trrder,
footed horses, as. nothing• equals it fot t•nder feet.
Every body suffering from pain and lameness oran,:.•
kind. burns, cute; wounds or any eruption of the
skin, Corns. Chilblains or any disease requiring an
outward application should certalidy Pep tlit,. e d t .
Grated medicine: Every bottle warranted to
satislaction. For'sale by Dr. 11. C. Porter S , in kC, i -
'Porter k Kirby and W. Brown Drnggists, T•Ta-asda
Pa. And by eve rs rtignist and dealer in lirad•
ford and adjoining counties.
Johnstbn . illoway and CowilAn., wholesale Paten:
Medicine Pep..t, No. Gr 2 Arai street Pleiti
Wholesale Agents. IL P.ItOWNIO TAYLOR. •
it.1151',V 7 0-tf ' . or. Le11it3..,1.11.-; Ps.
Fold by all Druggists
; •
at the folluwing
$l5 00
20 00
L
.Ik,"tiD iCROoL
LIGIIT
3IINUTES
$.4.1 (0
40 00
65 0.
25 1.0
MEE
PLTTOX•B BLOCK.
TOWANDA, PA.,
WIIOLESUX ADD RETAIL
1 1) R ill., G - G - i S T S.! -,
TINCTURES, WINES,
And all
PAILITIONS,
-
EXTRA REFINED KEROSENE, ALCOHOL
Foi Medicina l .l.cirpo' sea.
IEI
Aril a nut Assortment of
PUBLR
The tirrierslated would mast rcgpectinlly 63y:
they ar now preyarel in ;very way to tttend to the
UNDERT_';KING BTJSINES;••,'
In all its.brancltes. And Is - 3 fru..t can nivn
the sertetcA of any ono in that bee
Havin-4 spared no expenF , Or trotbk
mg fr(;:a the shop of 11. Stolen C.)
he use which C.31:11.10t - bi: . 81:11).15 , & 1 Or
in elegance, this side-of otu largest t:ave
ales; scoured Cue aervies of a most
and El enthr.uanly p , ..rsontJ ltteLd b
the bnrziness.'"
. .
4 1 i=,
J. S. ALlrti, ene ofA.r fa -2_ 11!. .b.:.
~.- . .: 1_ ,,1...- 1
FaruitureStore, ou - ltridoo "6t..cet, and r
t4.11..rr member of tb,; fu , l2 L
nce - ",)n Tbit,l street, or aboot tL
U.- Ikafa, a rcr-i retatbl6.
whoa- nn Park ,tr,tt. L'l•l7 ctr I
IME2
3:.n.25 7-tt
FIRST NATION ALI
CF. TOIVA:a)A
CAPITAL
SI:11PLU:; FiNA.
This B9us
offers UNUSUAL I'At_ILITkEi.
ransaction of a
GENERAL BA NKLVO
.BUSLYE
INTEREST AIDIIIS DEPOSITS • ACCORDING
-AGREEMENT.
SPECIAL CA LE GIVE::
L' CItECE.6.
Parties voisLing to sZa - n WON F. 7 to any p.:t tie
United States: England, Ireland. Scotland, r.r
civil cities and towns of Etnini*, can !
drafts for that pnrpc:i.P.
PASS,IGE -11C.Ere
To or from the old countit,.ty b'eht Cr s :j
tug lines, alwayd on hand.
r.I.IIILITS BIICIUOIIT °VS'S A: r.r.nrcE, serer
friancit Pric M aid f r G.S Sonl.s, Gold cuai .21:cer.
JOS. PONVIII, =S.
Doember.l, is 69. - 1 • C3A11:1
':BOOKS
'BOOKS !t
The best place is !Cordon, Peunsylviatato Lay
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
I
IS AT
C. F., CROSS'
- li stock is always compete and CClllpr4S , ` ,,
crythitaLi m thrlane,much as .
B S
Oi every deFertption
M:s.;CY STATIOtjn::‘
CH110:110:i
StALICL ,BOORS, SL.ITL.•, INF
BLANK BOOE
JUSTICES' ALANES AI4DIMA:SIi 'NOTES
. .
*4 ,
• ,
4 ,
.exArl Daily, WV(.kly,' - rap,l 'tio.!,t!-T., 11 .2'
pl-r1110iCA!, flarlll.o.ltiti toSIII`P 1 tht , r, :.: t 1.,. ir.
1 2 ~
1=
FOR 15 73,
A large assortment, which NIII be sobl cheal
Towanda. Dui. 24. 11472.
EVERY VARIETY OF
FA.SHINONABLE MILLINERY
Jr ST 'RECEIVED,
AND_FQR SALE ST TI E
LOWEST III\TES
Towanda, April It% 197 e.
II
MI
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salsa
I
ESIE
.1. 6. AL -1.706i
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C. F. CROSS