. Hungarian Gras or Millet.
,
•
Some persons in'the eastern coon- I
tuarisat
ties of this State seem j
ust now, a ll
at once, to have their eads turned
on the value of H • grass.
We told them all about this
two or three years ago, and those
who are rushing headlong - into its
cultivation will find that what we said
then will turn out to be correct. This
so-called Hungarian grass differs
scarcely in any particular, except in
height of stalk, froM the old millet
,with which nearly every farmer ii
acquainted. It to be oommon
to soW of this a qu to an acre
for feeding green fo September when '
the pastures were s ort. Few peo
ple allowed it to jgo to seed, but
mowed it to feed dry, as the seed was
hot considered good for cattle; but
we think this is a mistake, as the
flour is used in - some parts -of . Eu
rope for making bread and in soups
like rice. There are a great many
varieties of the millet ; the variety
known and cultivated here since the
country was settled, is considered
better than the German or Hungar
ian variety. It . grows higher and
makes superior grass or fodder. - It
can be sown'any time from the first :
of May to the raidclle of July, so that
it may come in whatever time ,it may
be desired, whether for soiling or
converting into' hay. The seed being
mixed with inseparable chaff or ull)
-it takes from three to three an d s
helf bushels to sow an acre.
.Those who have a hankering after
re,edbirds can obtain a liberal supply.
for
for their families by sowing a quar
ter Of an acre of millet in July so
thatedt Will ripen its seed hi Septem
ber. The location selected should
be where, there is a tree or tNio handy
for, the birds to rest on . , and some
cover, for the gunner, These delicious
birds; which Let as fit` as butter
upon the seecrof this grass the latter
half of September, will repay all the:
expenses of a quarter of an acre of
food for them, without detracting
from the value of the' crop of fodder
except what the tramping may do.
Npw,_ then, all of ye, for the Hun
• gariap grass ; 'or better, for a crop
of the common millett.—Germantown
Telcgrapl.
Which Breed of Poultry Bats the Most.
A curious poultry-keeper in Ohio,
Isaac Lynde by name, determned to
find, by actual experimemt,. which
of all the different breeds paid the
best, 6onsidering their amount of
food and producing Capacity, bath
as to: eggs and flesh. His experi
ments, as he relates them in the
Poultry World, extended over six
*maths, and during that time he
" kept the most accurate accounts. .
) On September 1 he took tenpul
, lets of each of the breeds.. : mentioned
below, about six_ months old gave
them a yard forty feet square, with a:
comfortable house, and kept an exact
account of eggs and feed, as follows=:
The Dark Brahmas ate 3691 quarts
of cbrn, oats, and wheat screening,
laid 605 eggs, and weighed 70
• pounds. The Buff Cochin ate 406
quarts ; laid 591 eggs, and weighed
73 pounds. The Gray Dorkings ate
3091 qU r aits, laid 524 eggs, and
weighed pounds. The Houdans
F ate 2141 quarts, laid 763 eggs, and
weighed 451 pounds. The Leghorns
ate 231 1-5 quarts, laid 806 eggs, and
weighed 361 pounds.
To make this experiment naore
complete, and to-show which lot gave
the most profit, including both eggs
and flesh, we have supposed the
fowls to be dressed and sold at the
cud of six months at 20 cents per
pound ; • also that the eggs are worth
21 cents a dozen, (two cents each,)
and that the cost of the feed was 21
cents per- quart, or SO cents per
bushel. The fipres 'would then be':
Cost \ alue • Value, Total Total
' feed. eggs. value. profit.
Brahma's ...S9 22 112 10 $l4 00 $26 10 $l6 88
Codling .. 10 13 1I 82 11 60 2642 16 29
Dorking , ....7 72 10 10 41 90 22%8 11 36
Houdaus... '3435 15 66 "9 10 21 76 19 41
Leghorn, .5 77 16 14 730 23 44 17 07
The greatest, profit on the invest
ment is thus in favor of the Haudans,
with . the Leghorns next, and the
Dorkings least.
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ADULTERATION OF IcOOD.—TQ such
a l n extent is the adulteration of
food carried in Great Britain that
Parliament has been compelled to
make stringent'amenaments to the
act • for the prevention of adultera
tion; one of these amendments pros
tiding for the publication of , the off=
fender's 119.1116 and place of business,
in addition to fine and imprisonment.
The extent to which adulteration is
practiced in the tight little island, is
positively . frightful. Bread is in
' " ereased.in bUlk and weight by the
addition of alum, potatoes and plas
ter of Paris. * Milk is compounded of
guni, starch, chalk, animal brains and
water. Butter is expanded by the
addition of lard and other animal
fats. Dublin whisky is composed al
most entirely of naphtha spirit, with
the addition of some flavoring &-
tract. Even the poor man's beer is
aulterated • with cocculua indicus,
s t, `operas, opium, Indian hemp,
1 gwood, salts of lead, alum, etc.
i. l
Sugar is sanded and mixed with
white earth. Willow leaves and a
peculiar earth are mixed with tea.
In the United States, where food is
much plentier and cheaper than in-
England, there is probably less ad-.
ulteration; but still there is enough
,of it. The universal grievance with
us, however, is short weights. If any
householder- will, bu4a pair of scales
and take the trouble to weigh each
parcel' as it is delirered, he will be
astonished to find the extent to which
petty thieving is carried on by the
grocers and 4rttchers. A detective
association: , for the ' exposure of all
dishonest ' tradesmen, would be a
good thing.
PHOOSOG A. GOOD CONV.-A writer
in N. H. Farmer says: The crumply
horn is a good indication; a full\ eye
.another. Her head should be small
• and short. Avoid the. Roman nose;
th!s indicates thin milk, and but la
th of it. See that she is dished in
face----sunk between the eyes.
Notice that '..she is what stock men
call a gopd handler--:skin soft and
loose, like' the skin on a dog. Deep
from the loin to the udder, and a
very slim tail. A. cow with these
marks never fails to bo a good milk
er.
&lin FOR I D:MM.—D. W. Kauffman
states in the lowa Homestead, that he
finds wood ashes, after fifteen
,years'
nae,' to be worth' a dollar per bushel
for dressing fruit trees. ,Some years
ago, spurseryman of Ontario coin
N. y., informed us that n 7,••_
4m.tiog of ashes had doubled the
vro-sth trkl without the ashes.
k..#014 vixels as favorable re
', 1/0 1 ,4, Y 44. b.-4 /swans vow, is differ
; *a Aft .44.4 temu, yr* bstf,
444.4* yirmg pow Uwe is
CM
. „
th e one way.maliWas the nurse
ryman Jim& with no visible re
sult. While, therefore, Um are gen
erally more or lms useful, the benefit
must be determined by•trial in' each
locality.
MONT*NYES
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. SEASONABLE GOODS
-TO BE
SOLD AT LOW PRIOFS. ....
Tawshis. October 2S, 1872.
R UBBER PAINT!
THE BEETE*ATET of THE WORLD.
ALL SHADES. TINTS, at COLORS
PURE WRITE AND arr BLACK.
TOR SALE AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ti):lAll:jeljej: l l.l:lA . ,‘ (1
WATER. PROOF & BEAU fir uL;
Made 41 the very best material. Two coats of
the B Puss aro better than three coats of
ordinary paint.
It u a chemical compound. which, when eroPhed
as paint. 11 ail arra as horn;yet elastic, and produc
ing s gloss equal to varnish.
It bas been manufactured in the United States for
six:years past and stood the seyerjat tests, and has
established for the& a brilliant reputation upon a
Arm basis for the following qualities needed to
mate any paint valuable, namely: Durable, pot
affected by run, wind, frost, heat, or water; Arm
and elastic, strong and adhesive; will not crack at
peel off; retains its color, giving a surface as bright,
smooth, and delicate as if varnished. It lows frqm
the brash freely and settles promptly. Ii adapted
to all kinds of painting on either , wood, iron. brick.
or plaster. -No other paint will resist water equal
to it, making it unequaled for painting vessels or
metal roofs.
In alll the requisrtas of a first-clan paint the Rule
ber Paint is unequaled. It is prepared in Prue
White, and in all Cottage and other colon, movie
ins any'ntunber of different shades. One gallon of
tkur Rubber Paint will cover twenty to thirty yards
two costs.
NIXED BEADY FOR ,lIBE AND BOLD BTTBE
GALLON la 1,0, 3,4, 5,10, lb, 40, and 40 -
GALLON PACKAGES. AT XANIITAO
- Mtn' PRIORS.
Sample color.cards, circulars. Setereness, price-
Wits, and other particulars furnished by the sub.
:scriber by mail, or on personal mastics.
R WELLES,
Wttoleads and Rent Agent-
Towanda, Nov. 54872.
JEWELRY! JEWELRY!
CHRISTMAS 'AN)) NEW YEARS
I:tifeillAkol l / 4 0:PAlli:1" : = I
L. K. W.1=1:14
Have just rceived a large assortment of Jewelry
all the latest styles.
American and Swiss Watches,
Gold and Silver. from the cheapest to the best.
Also a large assortment of
r 7 3 •
Remember the place, two doors month of Powell
& Co.'s, Towanda, Ps.
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry carefully !waked.
11110171211 X EROS
N0v.2012
8008 -BINDERY.-THE PUB
ilc respectfully Informed that the Book-Btu.
der, has been removed to the "Reporter" Building,
third story, where will be dune "
BOOK-BINDING!
In ID its miens branches. en terms asmesonsigeee
the times" will Wow. The Deasdszywm be mare
the shame of • ,”.
Z. C. VIIX=IIt. t,:
An experienced lender. and ad *ark TM,
dam in a atrle and manner which cannatba=2
Kuaa. Magagnes. NowspOld Books. Az, bound
In arm rarW, -paumin. attention "Ultra
Paid to the Win and Binding of
f :._.J ..
To any dolled pattern. wbbdito Tuft wed dam
Witty be warrenled.
All work will
inw be reedy foidellverp when proud's&
The pa wing§ of the radio Is eolletted, and par
feet eelltdaolton gnannteed.. •
. Towanda. Mimi IL 18111.
GO TO JAOOES'
TEMPLE OF FASHION
MAIN
I10:11R%0V-:14:t4 tA:.:leiHrfPP,l4l
000D11 1201112T1D MIT DAT. -
Towanda. March r. 1873. 4 1 •
! lIY A " • IT D 3
1 ft I .1 11) t
BARTLETT'S ADJUSTABLE
SPRING BED BOTTOM.
This superior Elptilig Bed is
I t= desimble
Spring Bed inanutsotaind Oonsty.
Carl and take one bane and try its weak; It it is
• of the sashed. limiest, stillest and most
• • a
• for the money that you an ilitsi.brir4r=
(lslit that fair?) agent will osU on ym; take
one In the same way. and satisfy yew's': is to its
merits. We make them to order to at 11121 odd
bin bed that no sale reedymade!pring trill ilt.
Leave your orders.
6 , L. C. 121.11071 L.
Also Agent for Cook's Patent Door Strip. Yin*
yenta.. Oilloe opposite 11.1.Churdt, Toirsuilsalh
April 2.1673.
pLANING, BEELWING, ac.
Eva. maize eAtip:l) TO Olin.
SEASONED wain MI Aim prronlorn
‘• BOARDS, tuna% tazton.
. And a variety of Endo& Bards f eels
toe bm;anaxin operation a raw. besmethall
Plana. and ~' wwWmy. otmaldethe WM*
rasa Imptrnroinents. and a the most superb work.
merauy. tunas` by lanastqatllat wear...power.
we are able to do work as sees at It IS =
poiddodod—
du thesply. and bestow all the are sea
i•Wma:W. lad to the wort sod
issuay every min as to alas Wrack;
emieb . tiN
a. l EIIGILUL
GilePlNll, f, MA,
TYWANDA
MARBLE- WORKS,
GE9. NOUNS & SON
awe AM meet es lowa merdwil al
AND IT
MABBLZ
Par addkiled Oft adios. b
- Una the afassllea et the pub%
I=
nor ko l as bold se ramie Werke
MONUMENTS,
TOMB STONES, MANTLES, ke„
IX Ma 111116-
, S AT TEE LOWEST TEEMS.
eta Omuta( soOldom la sot Alas an ea.
ta.ind Is me sal assodas do&
MoCkBE k SON.
Tarsals. Nay I.
LADIES FRIEND.
•
The., sales of &Wing Machines in
isn, as sitioWled under oath to 11/72. to the owners
at Betting Wahine Meats, 'hew that the
SINGER
. Itir.l.T./ 11 t 1 ): ekreKke) ,, I
SOW LAST YEAR 1n.280 YACSITIUM
, .
. , Ninety pet ant of theii ben
FOR . FAMILY USE.
im, Over 60,000
More Sewing-mitobinee than were
sold by !my other company during the same-Period.
Every Maclaine sold b
WICKHAM it BLACK
Glariaa. LIMIT%
Les. 11. 1872.
NEW GOODS
El
B. 41. PFTTES & CO.'S
AT THE MGM OP THE BIG DONIHT.
Clowdisting of Staple and Fumy
DAY GOODS!.
tiO:4v:l4.tvli•Crlig 'l4l
ffMrIMM . F7 .-' 93: •
18 A ISPZCILLTY
Toireada. API/ 9 . UM
NEW STEAM FLOURING MILL
8211111MnN, PA
TM soboorth doottoo to shy natio that bio
'U1451.1414 r.)4:4 satWoailol
L lOW la socossaral operation. sad that be is pra.
wad to do all work In his has on short mottos.
=Mt GRIXDTM) DOZII Oil= IWO DAT
MT TZ 111 itIICII:MCD.
lIVIM. Itectiaisat •M Maor i Oars Mal,
DirtDna. ise.. shwa nu band sot tat ale at
atm
PAZISCULii WITU:I
.10 14mKEN Mae* oft Ow
world& 4811ftlf pitrasbe
wain
eel ham OW at al
On pda both ei"
=is of toe Ns sal sinned&
V. S. AIM
WE INSURE ALL KINDS 91 0
PROPERTY •,
AGAINEST LON ORDAXASZ BY
FIRE AND LIGHTNING
vs npeassalover I 11131lioss Imit&
Old Dipsls and Nam Compsaiss.
LIFE 114iSUBANCE
itY CIA.)• Ain -0
la If.C.
I pi 1. • i• i.
`7 Pik .'l• 7 t' •:'
ACCIDENT, INSURANCE
trout ow flair t, qui — year. .
NOBLE- I VI alitr:
INV It, UM.
r ai m a x m o 'WING
Paliiimosiumuriimmes _
- IL PATON.
WY Oa ea 11. 'ME 411). * is ma
MOWN as dam stalaird Osiatrasivist*
MI
Vis kw mil volt mierisil obi et . P
Irbil tine buebeed*l43lo, sal Old slaGiont
Sell as all dee kw Spas el as be renimeell
direases. I saw illielelbeyabliesspisailillsiolk
AKRON FLOUR, GRAHAM DO.
I hug somirstly ma bed. POLL KM. LAXD, mat
all Itolis atilt& Weald asiths allsodos at tie
lOW is Oa% Ds Dal
to weft at peke. Jan ClakisrsOolgaisilma•
arh Now Tad Minkel sod Brink Ike&
emoottmai of TAXI= NO=3,
lOU % ect.. 413. I 'FM pay is 11pMtcMb prke_for
TOWANDA, .Pa.,
18 WARRANIMD.
In thiiir stock.
MI
GBOCEBIRS,
TEAS, . COMICS, SUGARS,
SWIM 1=1241118.112011111. as
1111 had • hop do* of
' um Do w =mum its.
SMH( 4 9P • TOILiOOO,
rime taloa mantas oar sbodk at
WOODEN WARE.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Ifesastra, ere nu a eat beibri "Mos slambere.
O. B. PATOIL
All pram Mesita to tbe lab Ibis will phase an.
and sibs bamsdiab poyarrei.
Tanaka'. Nadi. 11. 1147.
M . J. LONG.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
WOOD, WILLOW, 'AND STONE WARE,
\ FLOUR, FEED, MEAL, &a.,
No. - • PATTONIS BLOON.
COB. HAIN AND BRIDGE STR,
TOWANDA, PA
I dente to call the attention of the din a 7
amortinent of goods, which la toilwaysand *m
ob* and will - be mdd to my customers at lowest
mettet rates.
Xy stock of •
TEAS, COFFEES,
SPICES,
EATS bS pnrcII.IM ewe the late redaettoratt the
tariff anthem, and ars offered at nice. to cor
respond.
Orders by =tiler_ otherwise will receive mat
tad prompt strearlin. •
Vhaakiag the public for the liberal
tiro have chic me. I Irish I ooritinnaace of fire
MOM -
CASH PAID TOR COUNTRY PROD=
hb.lloll
GRCKTERY AND PROVISION
STORE.
MoCABE & EDWARDS,
Wholesale and Rigid' Diller. In
FAMILY GROCERIES
PROVISIONS,
;moms xzw =cm. TOWA3DA.
w. do aot deem It recessary to soluostste m Lke
afferent edictal we keep. Ottramortment -•
- ALWAYS, COMPLETE,.
Ws iall nothing but
FIRST CLASS GOODS.
Omsk paid Aar Psrmas Produce. a.
JU:1113 Moan;
WK. ZDWARDS.
r•Tir-1
•
gpx. Jr, MER O UB are now rewir
ing a fresh stock at Goats hi Watt line, Wood
eines the Ist Jesiterr_ , to which the 7 - barite the sa.l
tuition (*their Mods. We heap the hayed dock'
In toss. Oar goods
prkse. ass bosh sad desirable.] We
sell sa lowest loseket
Jas. 11,
VRESHAND NEW TEAS, Will!,
dabs m.mint &gibs In_ pri_ os, and
elbow et MM. rox a lawn.
Jim. UTL
- pox & MERCUB are selling
antes at niell. Jan. 11. 11111.
MEBCUR are selling Na
1; sad Irish Good& lam. 11.11T1.
VQX & are selling Gro-
A: *dm chap. Jam. IL isn.
Fox a HER= are selling Ant
class Goods only. An. lf, 1871.
VOX & id:K[ICM are Belling
J.: draper Om sm. Ai. u. 1871.
that we are selling
RETAIL!
And tkat we won't be undersoid.
Jslf, Seri. 701 k 11330171.
XSICHIGAN FINE-CUT TOBACI
ALL 00—taw choke—al
Jae. 11P, un. , POI k XXlCtrali.
S do IIIEitCUB do not deal in
&car Good.. Jaf.ll, Uri
OUR lIZ I IdEBS can rely upon
g u rituns the Teri biota§ i r r agOras and at
Tamed'. Jan. 19.11. Karr Maar.
R aTHAT FOX k KKR
.EAKT'„um% Sn kinds of Oroeselis at
wllassaispeless. Tbe stook is lava.-floods
Sr* dam. PISCIIS T. rOXl m
Sept UM.
HIGHPStIMMET PRIOEI
nt dam PAID FOR
GRAIN, BUTTER AND EGQS,
GEORGE SMITH,
I,IIIOIIM lA.
aprlllll l INS.
WWI TAILOB , _
PABEIONABLII TAILOBB, •
Omoodie Pal:4l4Bquart%
Keep alwsys on hinds full arc*
F..T.T;TZ*7“
In all the steet styles,
M V 7n 1 7l . 'T . 'W777. : r.MT 91 . :
Fitirniisithxg
curnßG. DONE ON SHORT
ALL WORK W
6 6 MArN STREET,
JOHN' L. MoMAHON
Du removed to the building formerly occupied by
W. T. Davies, Zaq.,
C. B. PATOIL
And le now prepared to !Unlit' the people of this
vicinity 'with everything in the line of
CUTTING-DONE AND CLOTHES MADE UP
ON THE 'SHORTEST NOTICE. and t
• ai . :4• esl TEED.
Y 7 stock of Cloths has been selected from the
best In the market. and I. feel confident will give
best
Towanda, Jan. SO, 1873.
WE CLAIM FOR
pwitianwomx:r4Dchiqx.ow:
IME
The undermentioned advantages over thgee in ordi
nary um, the proof of whichmay be seen In the
extraordinary sales, and constantly Increasing de.
ntand for them:
N. J. LONG.
Ist. That !rota the peculiar construction of the
=they assist and preserve the sight, render
sent changes unnecessary.
2d. That they Confer a brilliancy /Lad distinctness
of vision, with an amount of ease and comfort not
hitherto enjoyed by spectacle wearers.
3d. That the material from which the Le nses are
ground. is manufactured special. ly for purpos
and Is pure, hard. and brilliant, and ildt Liable
to become scratched.
4th. That the frame In which they are eet,l wheth
er in Gold. Saver, or Steel. are of the finest quality
Ind gluten and guaranteed perfect in (Mary res Per
t sale only by our authorized agent In this local
ity. We raver supply or employ peddlers.
Niff 304871
A. J. NOBLE & CO.,
REAL ESTATE -_
Asti
. •
L'OAN AGENTS,
HAVE. YOE BALE ON EASY TERNS
SEVERAL DWELLINGS,
Situated convenient to business
portion of town.
Office with •
NOBLE A; VINCENT,
Insurance Agents.
'Emends, No 27, 1272.
FARMERS, DAIRYMEN, •
=I
BUTTER BUYERS!
Pack your Butter in Wrscarr's Permit licr
=ll Pau.. Approved and recommended by
the leading authorities of oar country on
dalr ers el bt r ; t t i i ? v ackn ery acknowledged by bnt
package in .terßtatr
packed In this_ pan brings 5 to 10 cents more a
pound in the New York City mar ket the
same quality in any other package
Dairymen send for a ciret e tr e illealers, send
for a Price List l We are the sole manufactur
ers of Westeoti's Return Butter Pall, and also
manubie vcry
Ii •extensive
Buiy tter Firkins,
iif-Firkin7ubs, 25-pound tter ßu Pails, Well
Buckets, etc:, etc. Our goods are marked with
our name, and are for sale by all first-class
dealers. Barn Bum.,
Belmont, AN -na Co,,
Principal Warehouse, Binghamton. N. Y.
ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS
SAIL EMU SATURDAY.
Paaaengers booked to Br i tain. anysts.
t lon cc Beqxei in- Oast Ireland. Nevem
eareden. Denmark. Germany. Trance, Holland, W.
# km. and the United Bata.
Cabin fare tram New Yak to London, Liverpool,
- know, and Derry. $6ll end sTa.
- IiTCUBSICHTICINTS SLID.
Intarmedlate ....$3ll I ateenige,...
AD payable to Currency.
Parties sending f their friends la the Old Conn.
try an purchase tickets at reduced prim.
Par farther particulars apply to limainow Boot
T Hon fts Green. LT., or - IL H. Tama% Central
Ivrea Moe, Towanda. Pa., or N. N. Bras. Jr..
Pint Brahma Bank of Towanda. Decant
gOCKI AGENTS WANTED at once
for our Ifewlloolt. the I 4 of the Greet &-
Nolen
LIVINGSTONE.
rs
• of lets* he has
yea espertermed and
of
twestretelit tattle wilds
of sod of his resorreettas from s thin
death by SIAJLRT with portioulers of los perilous
trip to search of. sad kiss sojourn With the sod
thecoeenr. eta.. eta enpeces. uulyt 's2 $O.
iTaf
sdsus*/ wanted. Par nut wampum sod erns
dress at came
1161111121) 82011. Publlshors.
Ms. or Bootos.
PLASIMIL—A gupply of Fresh
WON tattpurby W. 1. 20Ia
tea. toota.l2,
meat of
AND COATINGS.
(iitrrs.
Goo•du
In gist misty.
NOTICE. -
TOWANDA, PA.
TAILORING
ESTABLISHMENT.
OPPOSITE lEEECIIIIS BLOCK.
CLOTHS
For Gentlemen ind BoyelVear
J. L. McMAILION.
LAZARUS & MORRIS'
140.0:114.11t1.1,1
ern EYE OLAR3ES,
WM. A. CHAMBER,
Sole Agent,
Towanda, Pa.
=I
S . WOODFORD,
. at TIM
NM YORK BOOT AND ,SHOE
. STORE,
No. I. AMNON k CUU1171131.8
Is receiving one of the largest and
best stock of BOOTS & SHOES ever
brought in Towanda, which he ii
offering at the very lowest prices for
Cash, mudding ofliistrrs Cut, Kit
& EfrooL, BOYS Out Boors, Zunis,
Mum and Campsites Shoes of all
kinds, all bought direct. , frond the
Manufacturers, and hand made, all
goods warranted. A rum, nom or
Isom= Asp Fummos. -
Thankful for past favor; I solicit
a continuance of the same.
Towanda. Kg, 1.1172.
=
NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY !
TOWANDA, PENN'A.
:1:0 3'lU4 OP A DCA
Baspectfolly annuonci to Ids Wands and patrons.
tbat he has built a
NEW BRICK CARSMAGE FACTORY,
wheie he will mats:illy keep on head a full wort.
meat of • "
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
TOP AMOIOiEN BUGGIES,
PLATFORM WAGONS,
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TROTTING 81:7LICY13, AND EICESITONB,
M. of the best material and Waged In the best
nib style. Me long emetic= In city anima
Factories gtvea Ideas &added advantage over . Ohm
to the
Finish, Style and Durability
of Ws Wagons., All they asks la an
INSPECTION OF YEW WORK
prertous to parthseing elsewhere.
ALL WORK WARBINTSD TO cum mazer
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Thiusktal for tha liberal patrouaies formerly eV
tauSed and reapectruily aak a couttattaace of the
mum r
11EPATB.130 PBONETLY A=TI)ED TO
Tamindli. Jan. 8. 1873......4f
FOUNDEBY A; MACHINE SHOP.
The enders ted having purchased the Foundry
and 'Lachine Shop lately owned by John Carman.
are prepared to do all kinds of work appertaining to
their business. with promptness and dispatch.
MILL GEARINGS,
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
MAN DRILLS,
MILL IROSS
ENGINES REPAIRED,
And all work wArninted to ere sattaroction.
SHINGLE BIACHIt,TES
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Of the latest and most Improved kinds minnfactared
and kept constantlygni hind ready for use.
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PLOUGHS,
81l).;-1111.L. IRON AND WOODEN BEAMS
Of an kinds.
CULTIVATORS,-CORN PLOUGHS
AND
PL'OUGH POINTS
Of all kinds, and the latest improvements kept
constantly on hand.
CHURN - POWERS,
EARGE AND SMALp SIZE.
STOVE CASTINGS
SLED AND SLEIGH SHOES,
And all kinds of outlaw furnished to
March 30. 1870. =ARS k ROCKWELL
CENTRAL MARKET.
The subscriben still teatime to keep constantly
on hand a full and complete assortment Of Harp
t i f r ibg pertaining to their business, consisting =in
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BEEF, PORK, FRESH AND SALT
MUTTON, BM. LAMB,
potrunty,
BOLO
LARD,
BOLOGNA. DarED BEEF.
TALLOW. Am. km
- ALA.
FISH
FRESH FROM THE LAEFS.
j OTEMI3II BWlrMlik DART
Putts@ Oysters in Urge or small
Des mill bsShun shed on Short notice. al=
stand. Czreasz. )[sass:. Yontssge's Block. Stet _
door north of Dr. Porters.
Ow. 0 Esis.ux. t KELLUM k YVLIOL
Faso. If
1870 ursoes.
Feb. 24. 4f
BLOOD & CO.,
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o mamb& thedr,-.:*nieted
HOME PO WIFENt 014Aantio t
°
and will well a better nuieltine, fer lees uneasy than
an be had elsewhere In the world. We elatot for
our machines that they will do as much. or more,
than soy other, and are more dual Ay built. We
personally superintend our work and see that ilia
well down.' We will send
of ens mactinea on application.
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
Or 411 Tato Horn MUMMA f SEPEILLIIMS.
TWANZWIIIt sad CLJUIVZIPA
FANNING MILLS,
COICOLLS DLLS LIM 21111.11. •
BAR ailli? GRIST KELL work dons to wait.
Give na a call baton purcliating gumbos%
wa "oo (mamma 'mum
PO
''oo V Qoo'lB
AV, 110. = .
A GENTS! QUICK!. Or - pin Will
ogee &otos of territory, pare is a stint for it),
on DIO LEW= laat and groat work •
OUR DWESTION,
Oz NY JOLLTIFIUITIY/3 SFAMILT.'
It is by odds the most taking and saleable book in
the Add. 1. It on a vitally bnportant subject.
2. It le VI Amarks's most popular writer on been.
L It ls, tor ti:iirios. the Largest - and bandsmen
book ever sold sutecriptiom, .• Agents. the people
eageifor a book. and will urge roll to bring
it to them. Write foe terms, to.. tree. .
CIZOIIOII n►oia►x. Pubtiabse,
log4ll 'll , ly MI Rom INriftlidie.
Opposite the new Jail,
SATISPACTIO . ,I
reduced prices
EMMY STOLZ%
And all kinds of
!LAIN TO ORDER. '
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LABOR IRON KETTLES
StOAR CRIED HAMS,
F ~..~..'* • •~
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11()WA,11D41!.,11143fIfilit 31. ELL.:
BASItt SUM AID
DOOR FACTORY.
The subielikers haling Purchalled.
PloobeMlllfemeds weed by C. D. Oedt
Cm,
sera tholft method the lox" ere
screr to do
PLANING;
MATCHING,
En
Asa Is
MOULDINGS,
NEMTLS,
to the best swarm sal ea sassonalds tams.
Persona hoot a dlatthee an have their limber
&tweed to talot bath with them the Nam day.
I=2l
SLASOSZD LUXSZII ALWAYS OS - NAND.
usu. Buns. DOOM, icOULDINGS,
BALLITSTERS. SIDING. nOOPING, &c..
la foot rrorythlw In this Ilse, of whbgt will be
fold elloopifor alith
We also pa cash for In mbar. For further tutor.
nation enquire at our Furniture Store on Main
Street, or at the Factory on Charles Street.
J. 0. IILOOT & SONS.
March 120873.
HOLIDAY PRES ENTS .
ckusmßmtuws
'HEADQUARTERS
Foranythin in the line of
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. JEWELIir, •
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SILVER ANO,LATED \\ WARE,
CHEAP AND BEST_PRESCII CLOCKS.
\
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GOLD AND SILVER aIERICIAN AND SWISS
WATCHES
SPECTACLES,
EYE GLASSES,
OPERA GLASSES,
And a 1001 other things
Towanda. Dee. 18. 1872.
WAGONS! WAGONA !
WAGONS
I have on hand a large assortment of
LUMBER, AND LIGHT
WHICII I WILL
SELL CHEAPER
Than any other establishment in the\-
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES
Of every description manufactured
to order on short notice.
Towanda. Starch 26. 1873.
SOMETHING NEW.
W. A. ROCKWELL
Hai purchased a large and elegant assortment at
hamintir4
GOLD AND 41LVEN,WAT0Rp3.,,,,.,
CLOCKS ALIT KINDS,
GOLD AND muss CHAIVB AND' DINGS
PL&TED TEA SEM GOBLETS,
And ill the 9kaadkl goods for
WEDDING AND IiOLIDAi
Spoons at:n!l Parka in sets. Pens. Chubs, and in
bet everythinnd Cocks. - g to please, with an endless variety of
Spectacles a .
Having purchase:Ur= the late A. H. Warner's
estate tbs entire lot of tools and Sztnres I sin pre•
pored to do all binds of work at the shortest notice
and marrstted. Mesas give um a call and =amine
the goods and I win try toe yon entire) satialba.
don.
W. A. ROCIWg.L.
Towanda. Oct: 23.1977.
BAKEItY AND DINING BOOK
DIM. black =Ea of Waal noose:
BREAD, PIES, CAKE,ORACTIM3,
BAKED DAIL Y,
- And said al Whokmaln sad SOIL
la ear =BMW BOOMS we mai amorosoodati the
public with either a tenets at a good meal
those
atttsi aktettil evening.
.),:raw 4:7 - sy ts .1(.1 IDi:4 /A' Cc
f
Do
honk loosooortiosat of Orooorios,Ooofootionoo7.
lota. ke.
awls U D. W. SCOTT i 00.
& SONS - Make the best
Pld A ia ?Ws fa the world.
RESAWING, l&c.
BALL'O'STEBI3, &c.,
_ is
WAGONS
country.
JAWS BRYANT.
• begt Kodicina _
D a a C. PORTER & SON,.
OLD. CASH DRUG = STORE,
19111 M
Omer Ma sbwW.la.
Itoraroasoltr addled bnift tottatr Makatea ioot
amortoosat, INNai as adoerhe re.
= onice ilaimaig sow nadir mod fa tia Mr tor
eitiglar auseted *tat rood
to thr ai li reato We% ortads tern be
ate boa w arms. oat
li Zral as saVisar s
alsoaablo terms at Wbolossit
Itrad. camiolloir ot
Dimas, lismcaus, ChinalA
Pam aa. Taff_.
4430H0L AND TURPENITEN,
um ?Alm VARNISH, warm-wABH.
-mg Ali meal ot ;muftis. -
KEROSENE OB COAL OIL,
• liming Rd 44
LAYPIL - 118aDZS. cfticcos,
Sperm. Lard. wade. Pleas Yoe!.
smarts AND MACHINE cilia,
rimy ead Toilet Madam In an thstr sartsty.
SPOPOZ9. Baum, 80.011, owns, -
• Pomades. EisMayes. Psdamary.
POCAUT BOOKS PORT MONAlfli
Podtei tattiti Balm.
i. ytl J:flsl
MAX WIN= MID ISQIIOIII4
For KU&but sus.
ToMOOO, SNOT; Pins AND OIGABS,
Gorden. ?kld and Ykma Weds. I:nuslis. Bap
Porter% dullsnlsrnrion..l3bouldes *maw Arend
Trott Nuraisi—Botdes.
11 44 4411 and Web*
Psas, SeatilealingFrait Jar
li e
g
smarmier,. ltemelas_ •
lap.Casa Ware. foinea. — Vlale. --- Corte.laiih
mmt.• and Ettore.f —Orddna, Flab Tackle. Am.
:munition. ke.,l3otanle, P semn and
lo Nedicimes, and all the popular Paten
MEDICINES.
All articles warranted se represented. Persons.
diztanoe can - receive their orders by stage or stall.
winch Nill receive prompt mid meta attention.
Medical advice given gratuitously at the . tam
charging only tor medicine.
sarmanvw for pelt MCansge. would res.
pmtfully announce to quiir friends and theguidic.that
no pains shall be spared to satisfy. and meritthe con
tinuation of their confidence and news.
air Open Sundays for ynsertons from 9 to 10
and,l2 m. to 1. and 5 p.m
E E O. POET= & SON.
Aptll 1. 11372.—yr. •
THE WORLD'S TONIC.. _
Purely Vegetable and free from AlcohoL
DR: P. 1.1;0_ RIMER'S
.t . -
MINIM ! TAB 1 _,.. •
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B I T 4 T.ll ..S . 1
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A CERTAIN CB= FOR -_ .
-Seated Co ug h, Inciprent Consumption. Colds. Spit.
ting Blood . Intimation of the Lungs. Catarrh.
, pronchitls. Droop. Whooping Cough. *Ali- -•
ma, Pains in Breast or side,
,Dyspepsis,
- 1 Jaundice, Dizziness, Loss of Appd• - .
tits, Fever • d Ague.
Indigestion, Liver Comp• - Diarrhoea, and all
Diseases of ftletllllo
, = , ••.4 . Liver,
and Kidneys.
W.
H. .GRFeGG A: 0.,
WHOLS ALE DRUGGISTS, A ..o', N.Y., , 1
Solo Agente, and to whom 1 orders should be
addressorL - Pie, $l.OO.
fax
/Er Bee Circulars - for er information.-Igli
- jrucel2.72-tf - .. = • dby all Druggists.,
TOWANDAIOSICALACADM*
EDGAR H. SHERWOOD. !smarm..
SUSQUEHANNA COLLEGIATE .INI,II 111.1 L,
TOWANDA. PA.
Pupils will be received at any time at the following
ratell : • -
Piano Porte pupils, per quarter - $l5 00
Including Harmony and Vocal class, per q'r. 20 00
STRICTLY SALT QUARTZ/ILT IN £DYAXCZ.
Recitation twice a week.' Ro deduction or time
made up." except in cue of illness of more than
one week's duration.
..Thil Music School is classified into three depart
ments, viz : Preliminary, Primary an& Advanced.
There will be a certificate given at the coMpletion of
each course with the musical standing of the pupil.
Pupils from a distance will And accommodations
for board and piano practice in the institution at
very moderate prices, ' !
Sherwood has a progress , 4cotine
comprising the best modern methods ,iic.u..ing the
prominent features and appliances of-the tee pop
ular Lyons Musical Academy, of which his urcther
Hay, L: H. Sherwood, was formerly. princi*: and
proprietor. 4 r
Mr. - Edgar K. Sherwood has' decided talent; line'
musical acquirements and extensive experience to
teaching.—Editor-Roclteater Musical Times.
Towanda, May 8,1879.
EW PLANING MI/4L.
The tutderslgued hating bard a lar g e it'd c/mo.
Mous to the Borough of Towanda, and it
with the moat modern'and Improved. machinery, for,
the manufacture of
WINDOW BASH AND BLENDS,
Are prepared to fill orders. whether large or small,
upon the shortest notice. We have oleo a large vs.
riety of YOULDINGS, of-the latest style and pattern,
which we can farldfle -mrich cheaper than they =be
worked by hatult..P. •
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./ZAZEpiao
Totl3llElliG. •
Gaoovnice:
•
SAMS%
And all other work pertalningto Joinery, willbedone
to salt our =tomer*. .
Persons building. sad wit living more than twelve
to fourteen miles distant. will find it largely for their
interest to buy of us, or bring their lumber and have
it ,werked by our machinery. Bring your grist of
110 oaring. or other lumber. and while your team is
feeding, have it ground out and take it home with
imu•
We -will pay CASH for PLIF. AND BMW=
Ma= delivered at our lumber yard. Come and
see us, or if you cancoml e, write.
Towanda. Vsb.. Met. ,B. BODGES ..I'oo.
FrOBEPKINS COUNT! „ -
la a o 3 MAO aiasiv• I
This is an Attachment to that 7111.5 T MAXIMA
Tat; TOMPKINS COUNTY'
UTEMI.. RAKE
And we can recommend It u the
BEST PLASTER SOWER fl( 'TIE MARKET
Its advantages over all others are atiriy, but we
call special attention to its adaptation to .
SOWING PLASTER. LIRE. ASHES, BONE DUST
r.~;l~~.~9::~f:i~~:~wilfY~ii::~:~
The Distributing device is so arranged u to efftict
bully atudi all lrunpa ; thereby insuring an even
distribution of Plaster, even when full of hard dry
lumps. IT 801411 EQUALLY WELD
~,ALL KINDS 01P GRAIN 42 , n) GRA a zs.4
Stich as Wheat. Eye, Oats, Barlei. Buckwheat,Oor n
Mx seed. Timothy. Clover and other Grass seeds.
The Seeding-Box is hung under thesi/e, near the
ground, and can be ~
lIRED IN A STRONG WIND WITHOUT BOAT•
TERING THE PLASTER OR SEED. -HOWEVER
LIGHT.
It is driven tun cam on the wheel. which will not
get out of order from use ; as le Me mee when driv
en by gears.
IT OAN HE SHIFTED MEOW BABE TO SEED=
OH FROM SEEDER TO BASE, IN FIFTEEN
PRICES OP• SEEDER AND RAKE:
Seeder, alone, or complete..
Rake
Combined Bake and Seeder;
Seeder Attactunisat,Sicam..... .... .. .. 26 00
Pumenrwastiag the Seeder complete to sow
%Seat of for 'Fall ,acnriag of Plaster, to.,
atit have the machite atid7 pay for it lame time u
though* purchased' seat aps ins.
lariA:4•071.to)::11sAvi.I:A:k%;11 :411
R. K. WELLES. General Agent.
Towanda. pa.. Aug. 20.
HOKE SHUTTLE IMPROVED.
-0 V •
Come. tailors, and.DV the Home Shuttle,
- And dreurnakers briy itlikewise; _
Ms the fastest and awed and cheapest
That ever yon saw In your lives.
It will hem. bind. cord. braid. sewn and mine.
Quilt;Auck. hemstitch. gathee and fell,
On cotton and linen and woolen,
/ind silk it works equally well.
come, huy the RomS Shuttle, old
Young misses andithoise in your prime;
It will gather your 4 :Wales for dies' see;
And sew them right on theimne time.
Como, taxmen, and buy the Home Shuttle
Tor your wires'aud your daughters ember;
They can sew when their Angers are tired.
And each one is warranted dye years. -
D. R. WOODBIJAN, Rome. Pa..
STOVES -AND HARDWARE
Oral Mtg.'ll
r /Ullta 4tfIOBDON,
L viimmitelay rewind
attude ittore,Vicie,4
stock* conid,g°l
1011)8. lirrith)37ll, =CUM RMS. Eflaig
co PILLS. FORM& dux% iIIyEICPS,
I •
TINCTIIIIM WERE% &11.,
BOTA3IO' E 071.0 AND lOXEOPATHIO ?RE
PAULTIONS,
DYE ST7S, MA CIEENE OILS,
PURE WINES AND _ LIQUORS
yoreatcfmattL;(„k i .
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND CIGARS,
POP I`.;rLA.R PATENT
TOILET AND FANCY GOODS_
More than the =nal care and attention giveit to th
cam of Prescription*. Open Budge,
frome'ol raj° 1 p.m. k from 5 p.m. to 7 pap,
Dr. MADILL can be consulted at the store on Ey
tatjty of each 'reek, as heretofore.
D. H. T0R37.8.
W. O. 09E1)03.
Towanda. May 7.1872
TAI/L013, 4 3 ;,CRATED OIL !
The Great Manes.'{. Remedy should be kept sad
need by every. Fanner that keeps either Cattle or
Homes. every Teamder and Livery Stable /teem
every Physician and Home Varier for it will may
times cure pain and lameness when all other nedi.
eines have failed. Miners and Weed Neu
should certainly keep it for -it is uneapiasul for
brume and sprain., Blacksmiths should keep it
for their own use and for their customers tender
footed -horses, a nothing Woes It for tender feet
Lon
Every body suffering from pain and eness of by
kind, burns, cuts, wounds or any eruption f the •
akin, Corns, Chilblains or any disease requiring an
outward application abordd certainly keep this cele
brated medicine. Every bottle warranted to ell -
litlatection._ For ale by Dr. B. C. Porter Son & 00,
Porter & Kirby and F. W.Brown Druggists, Towanda
Pa. And by every Druggist and dealer in grad- '
ford and adjoining counties.
Johnston. Holloway and Cowden, wholesale Pent •
Medicine Depot. N0..602 Arch street
.Whokrale-Agenta. - H. BROWEIG TAILOR,
Julyl9'7o.o - Proprietor. Leltayaville, Pa.
TO 'THE ''PUBLIC
•- - -
. . .
they ar a DOW prepared in every way to 'Mend to the
.
' UNDERTAKING BUSINESS
In alt - its branch*. ;And we trust•eati give eatilfAc
the services of tiny nne in that line ,
tinyLk; spared no expense or trouble in procnr
Jng frts4 . l,he shop of Stolen k Co., of our place,
s heareentith cannot be enrpaased or even equalof
n elegance. this aide of One lafgeet W.: hate
also secured the services of s most reliable, careful
and-gentlemanly person to-attend to this branch c.
the btulinple.
Furniture lime, on Bridge street, and O. M. Mks.
•
vuza., the other member of the - 41rm. at - hie reel
deuce on Third street, or about the 001, of Dr. L.
11. Beach. ' yen' I - 4113*e ant celebrated phisiciant
whose
.:oalco Pirk street, near the
House
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
OF TOWAIMA -
CAPITAL
Stnnsus
This Bank offers 131TUBETAL FACILITIES far the ,
transaction of a _
GENERAL BANKING BUS_INESS.
AND 80DOOL
ECTIESIZT AID ON' DEPOSITS . ACCORDECO TO
"Brzczai. Gass GWEN TO 137. COLLECTIOT or Nom
AND Caccia:
•
Parties erlithisnr to BEM etorcsr to any patt °tap
United Stites, England, Ireland. Scotland, or the pin
cipal cities and towns of Europe, can here procure
drafts !Or that -purpose. '
To or from the bid country, by beat steamer or. aalb
Ing lines, always' an hand.
JOEL POWELL, PreeldenV
December 1, 1869.
BOOKS I BOOKS !!
His stock is always complete, and
,c ocaprisee
erything I the line, wachas
$45 00
40 00
65 00
PLAIN & FANCY: STitIONERY
ruErrictEo'LaliKSlf. BLANK NOTES.
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•
iir All Daily, Weekly, aid liotably paPei and
patiodlads foxidgked to subscribers. at the „lowest
prices . .
EVERY VARIETY OF
o irous
pionnxrox.
P/Mall ELOCIL
TOW4I . x•A, PL,
Mutat'," AIM MAIL
DRUGGISTS!
And AU
EXTRA REV/NED 11)2108ENE, ALconoL; -
ell the
And i Pine ►eeortment of
The undersigned would most iespectitilly el,
J. 8. Aixirsi, one of our firm, will be found at tbp.
J. s. aurs,
an2s'72tf 7 c, 31, m_eivirs v
rte):l:4)o,sboat4
PABSAGE 21.CKET3
FAxaxsa sacra= crux As =DV= arra
/NAM Price pallidfor V.S Bonds, Gold and ..taretytY
BOOK!
The boat place In Northern rennsilcsaia,o bey.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY
MB
(1. F. CROSS'
Bao'Ks
.pf ovary descripUon.
Mitt NOS
sonom ksooss, SLATIS, _
BLANK BOOKS,
DIARIES FOR 1873, ..-
A largo as!ioriinent, which will be gal:Cheap
`43. F. -CROSS
Towanda. Ilea 2&.1RT2
- , -
FASHINONATgAE 311LIDIER1\
JUST RECEIVED,
AND FOR Sit! AT
LOWEST RATES."
7 LU'oi - c 4 isurO s
Towvids, April 16.15711
$125,000.
40,000.
S. 'S. BEITB, Ja.,
Cashier.