XtradfordlgotUr
Towanda, Thursday, July 8,1878.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
`No repsirnext week.
,Catts.e why;
the Fourth isrcomirtg.
With divided the day into hours;
And when?
'ERSOfis desiring-to Secure boxes in
the , 4- rost otrio, should make ipplicatioit 'at
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once:
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SIB, AlkEi E. Isiouxt of Wyr
ranking, have issued invitations for &large - par..
ty this evening. , •
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J. P.:V/6iELEir, ESq., - has just put
down a substantial stone wt 4 k P . front or,:lita
reAdence on State street,
PROTHONOTARY PECK makes use of
postal cards in sending statements of Judg
ments through the mails. - s . ,
THOMAS Rm. has been engaged' by
the Lecture:Committee of this placi; - to deliver
his new lecture, " Caricaturing," peat winter.
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• THE early .closing movethe4 has
been nipped in the brid, by the refuse.' of some
of our merchants to go into the arrangement;
-WE I..ratts • thrit J. D.. I.rosT t ics-yE,
1 E544 hs„d the misfortune to have his pocket;
bodk, containing about 170, stolen at Easton
the other day. • . ,
• ' STERNE litCKT'r,
.of= Franklindale,
keeps a general einpply of dry, goods and gro
ceries, and we commend Rim - to the patronage
Of our readers in tht ticinitr.
Mu. PENN CeAligi,. of. Warren
'Center, writes Ifie inde&radbit flepublican:
"A cow of mine hada call which weighed, when
ono day old, 116 .•
Two thousands of tho new' postal
cards were' received at the Towanda Post Oince
last week, but they were soon gobbled np. An
other supply is eapeated soon.
• TIM Journal says "extreme hots
water develops disease." ridesMacs' speak
fron.Lexperienee, of did he forg,efitiat Towandt!
is a ideal option foil; *hen he penned the - par- 1
agraph ? : -
E. . T.' Pit uork has made some ,
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marked improvemi nta' in the appearance
groundt in front of his elegant residence, by re-;
znev:n3 some - of the trees and ;trimming up;
others..
WE AltE ender obligations to the
,
editor of the Dai l y, tiazttfe duel Bulletin, Wil
liamsport, for the Icourtes;y•of Oichange.•_ All
of onr daily, coterqoraries arenot so selfish as
the Pr(Fs.
THE frame of JIENBY DODGE ' S - 11011Se,
u Yorkroad, is nearly nit. The building is to
be a model reisidence,land .presumr will be
completed before the aut.:mined-cold :Iwiithid•
:
returns.. ,
S. B. Ciilsp, and wife, ,of; ;Great ,
lend, ,ailed for, f.tiropo last week. They ari
ti.deg,ates from the' Grand Lodge, 1. 0. of G. 'l' i .,
of this State to attend , a convention of the or
Jcr t ) be held im,tondon this Month.
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' IiLEWELLYN . .ELqBItEE 1 of this place,,
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was one of the p..ra.inates at the ecirameneententi
of Cornell liitivu ' i;fiy . last week. We; understand
that Mr. E. willmow enter the office of:ipvEn.l
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T.) ,S. - . El(IIIIEE eci a J aw studen t .
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"Bess" GEIGER met with. quite a
seriouF. accident one day last week, , reimiting in
an injury to his hand, nlii!...h t lias preVented tim
from at ! tending to business.. Careful attention
and a figorous constitution, will _soon bririg
him out all right. I I
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Mn.AINES IS actively engaged inl
.
Preparing , hia history of Towanda, and when'
completed it Will be an invaluble wo:k. It is
sold at the cltrcniely low price of five ecnbi..
Every eitiien mould aubt:Crfbe; for copies of the'
1122
POSTMSSTERS in the county are no
tified that wo hake paid,the postage in advance
on the, REPORTER, fOr the quarter ending Sep
tember 1:0, and that they Nylll reef:lye a r;7eipt
for tlie came from the Postmaster at Towanda,
.4 ,re another insue reaches them.
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.-- SoliEr.dDi rn4st be crOillfr to .cele -
0 0
':: brak to-motrow. Mr. Fitch informs xis that
has sold ne'arl , , l .one lamdred boxes of fire
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~:eraelierS.. We alz;o learn from Mr. iF.that he
,retailed twentrseveln dollars worth pr,Peannts,
1a . ... S.lturday. IVlat? claa%. , s say local option i:;
ranking the buminess of the town.• ,
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WiztLE , in Wilkes-Barre.. last 'week;
ec paid a virit h, dlo Oztc:nsire - and , f;eantifill
tivral gardcoz; or D. 11.tnr.r:ot, EFT ?tr. H. ha.;
latge gr , ..-21-hoil-es, and is selling large.
Inantitlys of ficial•rs . , His old .frientl3 e in this
7, -• ; ^11:;ty r. ill 1:i , 1 ;f-i4- . 1 to loam tliat he k doing
• A sl\t;Lr..tY anroral disi)lay was Nis
-0016 ab,;nt ton &doe?: Thiairdny nips. - It 'lTas
...inAie form of a"rat•row ribbon of light, thai
stretcl•ed with arcing brilliancy from the
i-itudir-cat to the north-iveEt pmliops o • -t ho
tioaveir4, from horizon to horizon: it was
a ioniarkable•pbenumtVott, and kttracted tho
notice of many poople:J
- 11VELLAts that a J.)f lb
..pa
- triutie CrdiSr Suns. .abont 'to be
-estab;inlieJ 1u Tc,-.1-anda. This rttrintic
oiler is making 'great pr.-g Less,. hay
\ ing 2 9 0 subordinate camps in this
‘Stat•-... Appi.cation merither6l4 may be
made t‘ , H. A. at: biA balivry 'can Main
Ern
TH.F. county superintendents and
tiii,elicrs,in the iiortliern tier of Penn
ei)unties, hilve signed a Strong re6mn
iriend4tl; foc "Sandt.ra - tlnion - Iteiders and
31at1it niifieis.7"rhei:e text bunks
2 it! 13Sell -it: '1110:t 41! 111'; ,ehoe!s of this
. -
titatk•, end ttniversal tatiqt.tetiiiii. They
bound.
MC=
- pt2.5. - it:g the. fine' and sub
.tat.tial of . S.ll. : - .r.<l J. B.
tho 1 enil of town, other evp.
It tli• cn Were featly .
t .I. la r. fcw ea,t sthey w:11 hire
which mil be a cr:dit to or.r town.
`Their large and -harobotuf-ly Isid
2 1 . and. Are
ev,t % .
AT TIIL: auntial elpctioir-for ofl.oefs
FOntl Asso
ciation, held on Monday c.7ening last, the fol
lowing .gehtleme3 were elected : . •
TYrs;l , q,/ • -N. N. BETri
( 774 r e, .1 - enr?)—iliates W. TAYLon,
E. IL Coon',Arco JI , IIN W. MIX, GEO. tEN . •:css.
f One _i - car)-08CAU A. BLACK,
lily. public gchool, of this borough,
egy.eti on Friday last. The fall term . will open
about the fast of Septe i tuher, when it is expect
-. 1 go.: new bnililing Will be for oecopan
• ,ey. The change from the "old rookery" which
has s•, lung disgraced our place, to the largo
anal . commodious building just erected for
wily)l purpuse, will be appreciated by the tilt
• .dren nut less thin by the teachers.
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Ttt Elcuira Daily Advertiser gives
anoth4 ei.dence of its enterprise and liberali;
t• in announcing that it will continue to be
sent. 0 all exchanges as. heretofore, notwith
standing the new postage law. The truth is,
the .Id , ..rili7cr has been a . .necesiity to the
• weeklkpapers all through the southern portion
of Ne York and Northern tier of Pennsylvania.
We i trust it may continue to increase in'elrcula;
Von and fiFefulness.. It is certainly worthy the
support , of all who feel able to take a daily.
Mil
Tax mut itationd 'Bank of .Ta
inuida, Ime just the anal semi-lonia
diridend of 8 Per nt. This institution, we axe
assured by bauk ' in other towns, transacts,
baldness fot its customers on more liberal
tenets than any o er bank is the countr y , and
ir
yet it is one of the most priePeons of all the
National Banks. . Its ofacets ,ate :prudent,
&creel end practical business , um. It is pi
source of pride te etti7 eitizea of atonioda,
that we hare a tank which atinds so high at
home and abroadi .
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Br
r.r. of Mi. Runs,. the
gentleman who is now preparing a histo4 of
Towanda, we copy the following items from his
manuscript: '
In 1870 the Pa. N. Y. &Broad, sold at this
"ration 28,879 pasi,enger tickets, .mounting to
E 18,217.04 10 1811. they sold 81,282 tide*
amounting to 821,04111. In 1872, the number
of tickets sold wu27 581 amounting to $2O,-
v. I
896.93.:
In 1871, the gullivan Anthracite Coal Co.
shipped 8,881 05 tons coat . In 1872 amount
shipped Vis 51,132 07 tons, showing:. a hand
some increase. ¢
TEE festival,. for the benefit. `of the
Ladies' Benevolerit Association, was & complete
iticceas, Tho receipts amounted , to 8300, and
Yet there was no flattery or other schemes to
fleece" those wborattenaid. The officers of
the )Society have kbeat reason. to congratulate
ihemelves on'their goed fortune in seetizing
Means to enable them to carry on their very
humane and Cbri&tian enterpcise s of proilding
for tho temporal and spirittial wants of the
poor and destittite onv4iddst. .I.io more
Worthy Charity his ever been brought to the
notice of oar peoe, - and they . have responded
nobly. May the Association continue for many
years, to bless the poor and the nnfot:trinate.
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NOTICE.- - Ttier appeareto be a
misapprehension the naiads of the people in
regard to the new p;ist, Office liOxes. To set
the matter right, T - desire to mike the follow
ing statemant
For the past ail years all box' rents have been
paid over to theepartment,- and every Post
master is require to account under oath for
;
the rent on everybox occupied.' Tho law alio
forbids the Postiiiaster . permitting more than
one person or family occupying the same boi,
without collecting; rent from ":every person or
family so . oecupyi i ng the box. : The report that
has been circulated to the effect that each
member:Of a famfly will be - required to rent a
box, is erroneous' Every - member of one fami
ly can receive mail matter...in the same box, by
paying'one rent. iNo person IS compelled to
rent a box.. Mail will be delivered to thoSe
Who do not, just . s willingly as to those'who do
rent boxei. , S. W. ALTOICD, P. H.
Ar,
,Eniionl r : Can any of 3our-nn
merous subscribeTs furnish a remedy or -pre
rentive. for the''' . lack leg " in cattle? It hitt
appeared in our r cinity with mrte% violence; a
neighbor of min , Mr. 'tows Limey, having,
lost fire head in the last ten days. It apifrears
first in ono limb o u r shoulder:, or. perhaps in the
brisket. The creature becomes lame and stiff,'
the blood cuagplaies, a sort of dark jelly forms'
between, the gkin: l 'and flesh, the flesh ` turns
b ack and nutrifirS . lo the bone, and the a..imal
d es in from - twelvr; to twenty-four • hours after'
bAng taken. Thr':cattle sioken of u belong
t
iL f g to Mr. liauci , - were very fine and in excel
lent condition. II any of the farmers of Brad-,
NO are familiar 'with this diseaie, and able, to,
g se any' information leading,...tb a successful'
teatnient of it,- ire should he glad to hear
them: f om the I would also be glad to have them,
si
ate whether thedisease is considered cent:-
g one, and'wkethir it ever attacks cows giving
milk. I . ,
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! W. L . Lro ..1
New Albany, yJune 29, 1873.. r
THE TE.NcaJzs AT C4raruNG. , --The,
meeting of the Cliernung County Teachers' As.'
sociation at Chemung:on Saturday, was a cont
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plete success. There was a large-attendance;
of teachers from all parts or the county and:
from - -icorthern Ppnnsyltania. There was I no,
failure in the programme. All to Whom duties
had been assigneil, entered hearilly into the y
work. The papers were good, practical Pro.'
actions, and the{ discussintis were direly and
interesting. Ami 3 ng the visitors was Professor,
PrICIIR . , Of the T w'anda high school, who took
an active past i ' the discussions and added
much ito their interest The people of Che
mung Itiererve re r ucla praise for the interest
they manifested in the meeting, ,and the hospi
table manner in 'which they entertained t.tte
members of the asiociation.,. Grave doubts
have heretofore ••eu entertained .concerning
the-permanent so
large and enthnsi:
completely dispelt
the minds of the
ness.of such an 0
scr.
, TE FIND tlu r. following notice of a
loriuer retiticut of this place, the Wit;iiims
,
port Gazette an Bnaciin, of Saturday taut.
Vic inTaly friends (here *of 3lra. L. will regret to
bear of Thief° tune::
" Poc-KL-e,Pzcx
the hardware stok e of Kline, lalledi ;St Co.; this
morning, - bad her pocket picked while visiting
rsis er. Th e circtimstanees were
;
there withli
aefollows : I ,llrs. l Laporte had been todnarket,
was on her Way I:One, and stopped in the store
while her Edifier Was making some purchases.
Another webian, seeing -the moue previously,
had followed Iberia into the stare. And, as there
was a large crowd; Mrs. Laporte did not , pay
much attention te the jostlinga, e,.e.., received
at their traiells. The woman who followed them
int.) the store; kept close by themj . and it was•
not until the thiehad got into the street] that
Mrs. L. missed 11 pocket-book,,which contain
t
i'.
ed about .10 in m ney with some papers. 1 She
at once followed, Ut sir the crowded state of
the pavements, lost sight of the woman, and in
a few minutes returned to' the stores where she
first cernmnnicat4d her loss. 'Had' the alarm
been given at once, there is little driubt the
thief could have been captured ond the money
returned toithe owner. As it is,probably it will
.provii an el:dirtl6 a."
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SCLIBNER'S P!'o, It JULY.— his popillar
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magazine for Julj.i operis. with EDWARD Kus - o's
series of papers, lThe Great South," proftuiely
illustrated, fro th .isketch4 by .iie celebiated‘
genii' - artist CHAtIPNEY 4 drawn on wood .by
SH R
EPAD, Ifocas nd others,•ani engraved end
prinked in the higtiest style of ert. The.,story
opens with "The .. / - ew Route to the Gulf," and
will be continued with papers on New Orleans,
Tetras and the south-western frontier, whence
t .
it will proceed northward ; the Whole. will con
stitute one of theldost brilliant series or 'Da
-1 trated ysip 7 2r3 On in American theme ever pre
seated to the!.Ameriean. public, and will make
a book equal to a ilionsand 12rno. 'pages,' with
more than five liiihdred illustrations. The July
-number else; ciliiit l itirie able and important - pa
pers on "The Liberty of Protestaptism," The
Life and I`.eligioua Scidimente. of Anna HAN 1.13".
epi—N,'",‘ Recollections of aeliestered ? Lunatic,"
-.. - Children's Ma4azines," etc., etc;. , besides
other illustrated ind descriptive articles, sto
ries, poems, essais, reviews and;'etchingi, con
stituting 'olio of the best and most attrictite .
numbera of this Ixcellent magaiine. Price $1
II year, 33 ceritira number,' •SonnevErt, A Csi.,
65t Broad. ay, Nesc' York. .
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ME. EDITOR : Wlll y o n allow me
to state forklic c',.ncoaragemthit, of fartrietz of
the county; ;what hue of their neighbor farmers
is doing. "referl , to W. A; Wait), of Smithfield,
who has a farm. f 100 acres of cleared land.
BeSides his 'farm,f horses, cows and other stock,
he hie 24 head of very fat eattli, ready for mar
-1 keti ttr which he t ! expects to gel 61 cents liye
Weight,. , which will amount to something like
2,1190 for the 101 l Ho is now feeding them but
1 ithree pounds of lintel each pet day, but during
-the winter, fed them six pounds. lestimate
that he barred them all from siqo to $5OO worth
of grain during the - nine or ten menthe that
they have been fattening, and a finer lot of
steers and hetfe l irs you will hardly find, any
where. • Fanners cart make theft. own figures
as to profits on such a lot of cattle, but *lll no
,doubt find enough prOfit to go and do likewise.
Mr. Wool) altwi has a full-blooded Clydesdale
colt, nine mont4 old, which'welghs 635 wands,
and for which h 3 paid,.s2so before it was foaled.
'His sireis "Lord Clyde," owned - by Wat. Cno
zten, Esq., Beacon Stk.k. Farm; Northport,
Long island, who weighs over 1,700 Pounds.
The colt hal my of the mark i of his sire, as
illastrited in the May number, 1871, of the
American Agri F ullurist. This race of . 'horses
was importedfrom thei Valley of the Clyde, in
Scotland, and lhey .are remarkable for their
large size and Sctivity, las well .is docility and
intelligence .• }Hating them very desirable as
farm horses. Mr. Wool) and Mr: L. Thin had
each a colt fro'M the same sire, 1),0 Mr. MID
lost his daring r ithe prevalence tribe epizootic
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seas of this 'society, but this'
}tic meeting lit Criethang,las
led - them, and firmly fixed In
,aelters the need And neefulf
Jacerti-
Lailartp t while In
M
El
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iiit weer: Ir. if. bit s ed. ire top *on
Ito a stook bone, asst orb as duke Sish.
house fa Utak work; goy perhapt wish to itt.
vest in the arassaase con, "Lad pytie s ; the
Scootal," one of the stook of It. C 402111, as
above Totenott to. • ' • Thum.
i Dams tiled• in the lisoordso ?MX*
4 the week ending Wade". Juno 10 1 44 Thir
Albeit Newell Sad ittio to John 11.., •
.110mcds. . ,
L. D. .Btarderant to .Iforgarot Iltoaromem,
Tuscarora.
& & auk to Emelino O. Lads, OsirelL.,
Tama V. Wilooek to John D. Kontanye. To=
Tends Dow. .
.1 W. 8. Heston to H. L. and Finn -Agnew.
Pike.
Stanley W. Little to C. W. Orsy,'Le,Baysville..
L Sherwood to Daniel S ts ens ; LeNve•
A. H. and Elmira Voorhis to Jud i Voorhis„
Bidgbury.
8. B. Brown to Elnilra,Voorhhi, *glary. •
i A. H. Voorhis to .10. Voorhis, lildgbluy.
Jud. VOorhis to Elmira Voorlds, itidgbwry.
Patrick Cullen to N, U. Harris, Mb* '
Edward A. Nalonidok. to 7. J. Grialllis,
Rands Bora. I
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Robert Milne tb Minnie and • 'Freda rick Dill
din' ei Athens. ."
Lewis Shiner to E. W. Hale, Burlington;
Stephen H. Day to John IL Pike, i,thons bo.
Pugh.
I C. A. Shoemaker to Carey Shultz, Wlndham.
W. W. Shepard, et. aL, to Thomas Frost
Athens. I
D. B. Blackman to John Sullivan,
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PERSONAL.-"FitHIC W. KJIMXIM, for
time past, l an employe in this ake, has
taken the advice of Mr. Gam : Land gone
West. Re has our wishes for s
—Mr. A.. 3. nom. formerly of ties .place,
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and roi some years put a resident of %Wisma
r
port, is about removing his family to Belle
fonte, which place be intends" to make hii re
hire residence. Mr.' Tnovr has assumed the
position of Winer in, and hotness manager
of, Baowit's Republican, I
—Collector Morena= paid a rise to the low
er kid of the district'lut week. Mr. 31. is one
of the most efficient and faithful officials in the
the State,
,
—T. M. Witarar has decided to l again take
up his residence in Towanda, and has been en
gaged so draftsman by Messrs.' Ifouox A
FLEMNO.
and wif e,
—A. J. hicKE:sx and wife, of Marion, lowa,
aro nailing friemds In this county. Mr. MeE.
removed from this county many years ago.
—Bev. F. W. Bairruerr is spending a few
weeks with his father, in this rijace. On Sunday
morning last, be delivered an able and . excel
lent sermon . in Christ Church, and read the ser
vice in the evening. 1 1
—Col. Maws is rapidly recovering his health;'
and we hope will be on rho streets again soon:
He has had a severe 'sickness, but careful nurs
ing has brought him, throtigh
-EDWARD OVERTON, J. D. riI,ONTANYE, and
Rev. J. S. Stewart; are , sojourning at Long
Branch. . •
—Him ANNA WflioN is'in towcylviOting her
riends.
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—Rev. F. D. EfosgiNs paid us •• halt on Mon
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day last. . - •
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—Dart]) LNOLIAX, Esq., is paying a visit to his
son-in-law, ex-Sheriff VANFLEILT.'
,
—Gsonor. Bstrru,, brother of Sheriff Sutra,
who left his home in Troy at the; commence
ment of the California gold fever, to make" his
fortune in the West, has Just returned Co this'
county, after an "absence of more than twenty
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years. ,
TUSCARORA AND VICINITY—It may
not: be uni.terosting to tho reiders of tho• RE
gonrtn, to hear frdra the "border town, Taw-
EMEZI
The anniversary of the "Progressive Tempe
rance Deform Society," was well attended. The
address by Bev. Ltruzu PECK, from tbo well
choseritheme, "Do Thyself no Harm,", gave
ample opporiunity to pOrtrity all forma of in
temperanoe, also to advocate the[ adoption, of
the principles of the society. •
The Cornet Band came out in imiferm, and
contributed freely to the interest of the occa
sion, and proved themselves compctentto corn
mind public esteem. The '"BepOrts 7 . of the
Society exhibit a fair increase in membership,
and alio of funds for building a hail for public
use;tas a "corporation." The resolntions adopt
ed affirm satisfaction, from the many evidences
of the progrqs of temperance reform through
out the country the past year, and reaffirm the
declaration of " total abstinence " from all in
toxicating liquors as a be l verage or' a. "medici
nal stimulant;" as a duty based 'on physiologio:
cal lawi.andrceognize 'atilt - law as the true basis
bf prohibitory statutes, and the only safe and
wise policy. The oldest member of the SoCiety
(Etasua Cooswzrz), though unwell, was pres
ent, snit made his last public contribution to-,
ward the hall now being built. /14 1 was conW
ed to his bed the next day and lived but a few
days after. A juror's notice, served by . "B.
DlcSnaN, Sheriff,* dated at Teiranda, 11.30,
.proves him an early resident Tuscarora.
-Thus the fathers one'by one depar I
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'Euctrrr Bsows, a man distinguished for his
business tact and ability, died a teir,days after.
y ied
A post-mortem examination diselo r choledoi
itis, the exudation and enlsrgemon of lympbat,-
lc glands, forming a tumor. entirel 1 closing the
choledoch and the pyloric orifice of the stom
ach. ' '
Thursday last three men Were accidentally
and seriously inju i red : one by being caught by
the carriagoin a steam saw-mill, bad his leg
broken and j was otherwise , hurt ; the others
by the falhug of a true -one having the flesh
badly win !morn one arm and the'. bone broken,
is in a dangerous condition ; the other escaped
with lees injury to the Power eztreniities.
Friday the house of nBuitr"Bnrrit was burn
ed, with most °fits contents. lia insurance.
The lire originated Crom the daft)
Eu Bprir ' igbilli Juno 21,1873.
IPS: Splendid sthoked oh
family ma, NA liceaat & ginvaaps';
vs. Special bargains i
Silks, st EVASB fr. He
Ground Plaster on
itycrebtirg Mills.
M.. Every new pnblienti.
-found on ettosee shrives.
mar Spring style Silk - Ha
T,trunis. •
till,' C.
.F. Caoss his init
tfoe'sjipretment of new cbrompii.
ES. A large-assortment of Brick
ett just received ac • racni .i r 4c Boas.
• WRI.. That Domestic Bea
Ar, Co.'s, snits everybody.
FL* i DIMMING - CASs.—Chamber
Suites, at FICCY4' SoNs, for fifty dollarti.
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sia. Several 'valaaVe Firma and
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lionsca ana Lots for sale by asanierr Tits.
cr.
ToleKix's Cottirrr Warn. RAN.E.
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Read about it cs i retnily on second page of this
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paper. C •
• ea-Family groceries bought with
spccial - Fegard to the wints or this Wtarket, al
ways on hand at 11 d rammuse.
Tui Brsr, 13,KE..—trYou will
*ad reasons wD .Inn. 11,M:us' card Misled
ITompkin's Ly Wheel Rake.
Valuable house! and t o lots
ioriaie—plosonat locality-4w Ifni Eplsoopil
Church. Inquire of JAltsa.WiiOD, Executor of
IskiC MT=
Ear Farmers, look to yopr inter
ts, -See reasons why the I T. O. Wheel Rake
the beat in ciao. You trill MA than on leo.
Dnd page of to-day's RamtWite. * .
htcCarie & EMTABDB i , have a
tall supply or Bnist's celebritod seeds,
fn bulk or in swill quantitieS.
mar By no pcmapAlity can I pa
paw' be so cheaply purchased anywhere In
this section; as at O. F. Ciose.
Ml=
Wsxrit—Wa wait six girls to
wort *mainafar Nei 01611 ,
• O. hoer a Saki'
stir Fasnani always find' a ore
market sad the wow -prim far Fargo
sae and butler, et Wain s Xtreenve%
large:insortswat of Ameri
ca Cook sad Psniosj Moses, al •
- rizinierox 1 DAMN&
Jur Job wbikirseetttsd'it this of
roxives the bigheikenostatams koin the
best exities. , ' -
is. New s4b3s Dress Ckiods,
tam Silks Parade% Pitissaaact Prints
at ETAXII&
MP The cheapest place in Tovas%'.
dr to boy your *lii and Bonnets is at Drs. J
D. HILL% artoitb tPa 's Mask Towanda.
• NIL We !melted received s new
keth of tan Which we 011 . 11 print on the short
est notice et the lomat rates.
Photographs $1 per dozen, for
a tew days onTY; at Imams' NotelktGallery, In
South Rata street.. Make haste and get them
while_yon cut.
or4AWifitOtae;flyttdlriee:WlUM
yon go 'down -l iown, step into 'Kn. lidimoos
rooms of fluddon.. She don't ask you to boy. I.
us. Have you tried any . of that
superior pastry flour, which MoOmix X En
wows bare znandsCtured salmi* By for tido
ilotrket ? Get s mat rad try it:
verton.
Persons wishing to purchase'
Beal Estate of any dissertptlon. shotdd call on
Burn= at Mum, Insurance and Beal Estate
/sputa and Brokers. - •
1 I 6 Seel eurnfileemeut of GEOMGB
limits, in another volition, for cave . ' and
lambs.
July 8, 1. 2w. '
No — • ti me to get
is a good
ion letter-heads, 'envelopes and bill-heada
printed, atui, the , Baroarsz odloe is a good
place to get them eireuted.
In. Crow& of people still go to
&ow h Co.'a Bakery and Dining Booms, lit
doer north oc Ward House, for refreshments.
Warm mealy at all hours.
Fos Seix.r. 7 - The vacant lot just
north of the nieoepal . Parsonage. Enquire of
Oviarnnt & Etszetn.
COpall do COONS have - more,
elmaper and better &obi and Moak than
were ever before offered for eale in Towanda.
ter A. F. !COwLis haa opened a
bakery and giocery !dere cippo idle the Episco
pal Church. People !kink in the upper end of
town, will And this estabiLshment great ,coe
venience.
.
Stir WOODRVIT would invite
particular attention of the ladies to her'elegant
assortment of new goods. comprising every
thing in
lie. A - fall line of White floods,
Table Miens, Napkins, Towels and Embiolder-
Burrs .t En.Darnes.
Bridge-at. ' - -
:12C3
str"The phice to buy a first-class
Cook or Parlor Skive, la at
b. MFR. „ELI W 00DRUFF has re
tared her stock Millinery Goods to the
rooms recently occupied by Mrs. 011711 t. over
Loso's store. in Pstton's block. •
11116, JOSEPU HINES' New. Furniture
Store, on Bridge street, Is the place to buy your
Furniture, and he will sill goods as cheap as
they can be bought in Towanda.
as..mr&-J. D. HuT., being ,about,
to'remoyo her Millinery Store, will sell her
stook off it the lowest prices.
Griffith & Patton'a BlOck, Bridge-St.
le' It you hive never tried any of
tinsslperior old Jan, doilies which McCsni &
EnWsune are supplying to their customers, go
and get some at once.l, It is browned to perfec
tion and they grind it tol order.
let.. LAZARUS k. Mounts, manufac
turers of those aefobreted spectacles, hare
changed their agimoy from J. atroureries to
_
Wm: A. CuesmazzAtils. * -
kir The best: place to buy =Bash,
1.
Blinds, Doors and all kinds of Lumber, is at
Fnos? & Boas. Baoltry on Charles street. Of
lice 107 Main street' They sell cheap for cash.
Weirrsa—:By Poen:E& 'CuLvza, at
their mill in North l l oWanda, 5,000 bnakels of
grain—wheat, corn, 'pats. and rye,--for which
the highest market price* will be paid,'
20 . 1873.
I We are ; now selling the . Wo
ven Wire ?dottrel* at $16.00. They 'are - the
cheope - iit epilog be& in the world. Why suet
you call at noir a r iEftwa and try one?
•
Wk. If you want a first-olast Par
lor fitove, get the 'light Souse, on hand and
for isle by PENDLETON & DARROW,
Orwell, Pa.
ler Why ran: the risk of an acci
dent, aim you can get a ticket good for f 3,000
in cue of death, forl2o_oerita a day, by. calling
on Palma litutatiz; at upper depot?
air Mrs. R. J. Maass bas just, re:
tarned,from New York, with a large implay of
Millinery and Ladies t rarnishing Oqods, in afl
the:ewest styles and latest novelties. Opening
day Tuesday. April 15. - 1,4
ipe.
QUIZ.
ler Buono) di HELL would call the
attention of tho public t 6 tbe fact that heir
Market is always stipplktil - frith the ch*est
steaks, routs, lamb and mutton, pork, sausage,
otc. They aro now receiving dallysupplies
of fine'frosh oysters, which they offer at wkol . s
tale and retail at thiveiy lowest rates
nips, for
Black
nrrn'a.
F. J. CLusizis haamoved his
, .
M
Book Store into the room Just:east of etres
Bank, and communicating with the Post Oho.
His stock of fine stationery. achool and nliiied
lanOmul books, wall paper and fancy goods has
never been excelled in this market.
band at
i n can ,be
to at H
*L. Mrs., S. S. tiocKwooD, i 4
has just received her "stock - of Millinery
Goods, Spring stylesin Bats and Bonnets, and
also a good assortriicint of fancy 'goods, such as
ties; collars and cuffs, undersleeves, both lace
and linen, and all the latest novelties for the'
Spring trade. _
pened.a
l'unzaquici Mabsuxs BErAuts—Own
en Of Horse - Powers ind Threshing Machines,
sbc;pld attend it once to obtAining repairs far
the "same.' Call'opon It. M. Wczazs, otTowan,
da, who pays winch sitteLhon to Threshing Ma,
chine repairs. , '
at Scorr
ter` During the nett 60 days we
goods regardless of cos4ind will make
prices to suit all, in'order to make-room for
goods of oar own manufacture ; now is the time
to bay. J. O. Farm & Boas,
May, 7, 1 73. Main street.
CisouND Pwrine ar ItTnnuminazo
earmt MIL/S.—Having received a large - stock
of the Celebrated Cayuga. , PLASTER STONE,
which have ground, I am now preeared to
furnish all who want the hest quality of Plaster,
at $7.50 per 'ton of 2,oodlbe. T. P. Farr.
.-May 21, 11373.4 w-
To in LADIES OF TOWANDA AND Vl
cnrirr.—Ers. E. 3'. *moos hai the largest and
finest assortment of Millinery and Fancy Goods
ever brought into Towanda. Also a large as
sortment of Ladlej, and Children's Beady.;
Mide Snits, of the West 'tiles, Hosiery, Ont.
sets, Bushes, Hoop Skirts, Real and Imitation,
Hair Goias, let :aviary, wte. •
or A. Juvenile MIIRICaI Conven
uoe wtn be held in the basement of the N. P.;
Church, ToTauda. ooa ng Jab fith, at, to
off, .1 ? to coittiatte ten days with *to
seadons each day. A free session will be liven'
on Monday at *look r. Mare inviteitte
attend. Books. for the use of aitteition hsr
&AM free of charge
Worn Broome; Cloatiot
IMI
taro r & DAZIOVeS,
. Ortrellira.
I e
146 A
• leo Emits tilfreamm. .
tics totheir! ciaoaa; .olitlorttimont. - OLrl3
lOtoi
-
• National: H!ty and
SiFirOstlets, for 0,4 A 7 -• 1
. , Ihirmarox D.AIIIOW4
MIP' MoCizz 4c. 4
&ware hue the
largest ludo* of teas eras opened in bats mar
ket, whids they are selling very low. 4
not giinevelly kamm that
8.0. Wirsenes, at the Book Bindery over
Buroarres 0500. -makes Blank Booke in any
style of ruling and binding deuired.
vanes sew Toured or Docket,
Idin a all. ,
Emu Pmas aai THillianaG , Ma
catiaa—B. it. Wmt.tas Is prepared to sup*
those wishing to buy scything to Wein% with
the very best" ineetdoes to are. Wit
ILEUM% and; lisatoot's undreamt Threshhig
Madan made a specialty. Price Lists aid
OrceIMPPOWWaaPPNIIMIL
Imams or Btranuati.—lt lit . .
• Li
b*/ to mite therepld memo ess
of businal
the boot and, shoe establishment of 8. Wocco
roan. Bridge street. The best and finest quail
ty of work midi be found in his store at ili
times. It will repay any one to step into his
stoic and clank* the tine stock kept on band .
Ifs can fit ink foot. great or small. ,
41r, Busse., at the new
Meat Markiknearly opposite ths Means Hon"
have one ottbe neatest establialuneutain town.
The dins - aft both up:mimed and industriou
men's- and know how to image the market
brialneu. Every article pertaining to their 'Mid
:Mai can be fond there. They also darer
goods to ;their customers free - of:Aarge any.
where in the ,borough.
Tss Busmor, splendid
self-Raking Independent Reaper. This is s
complete machiii. Had the farmers of .Brad
ford been IMPplied wjth this Reaper in 1872,
they could hare sucresthdly cut nine-tenths of
the oat mop of the !county. Prlre 1150. • Foi
sale by " - it M. WiLipte.
Kum Two-Wam . Mow s.—The
intbscsiber offers thin splendid Mower, for the
Third seaion, to the farmers of . Bradford. 'The
Bixby •is an exoellentifewer ; works well on all
seirface4 where iny mowing Machine can be
need, either at fast pr slow spoed, and in all
kinds and Conditions! of grasi. - Very "easy on
both team and &trier. It is a machine that
pleases the firmer. •
R. It. wELLF.s:
o4k, TpwandL.
No. 3 Ilercur'a B 1
. ,l ies` Thrtmigh7 th e courtesy of Mr.
Parr, our popular-nursetirmait, we were shout
the other day - somel of the trees which hi has
planted in different ysidi in this place. We could
not avoid noticing the great difference' every
where aPparent in the condition of. , his trees
and those brought here from abroad. Out of
the hundreds which he has set out during She
past two seaiums, eearcely one has died, while
1
the live, growing one among those purchased
from foreign-agenta, are the exception. In a
beautihrl yard at the , Pier end of town, we no
ticed tat a large Imajority bf the expensive
trees p t out last Spring were dead, and the
balance maintainedl only a sickly existence. Mr.
Purr's trees were all thrifty and vigorous. An
examination of ther will be the best recom
mend .he can have. We cordially commend
him to the patronage of the people of !this
conch, as a reliatdel - and worthy gentleman.
Persons purchasing from him can depend upon
getting just what %key order, in the best condi
tion: So much cannel be said of ill fruit Us,
agents: I I - '
Psi 1
_. , ~.„ , T emple
...
sir CoLE, .r.aBflAsaE cs; vO. li .
of Music, on Main itrapt. a few doors below the
National Bank; is riow one of the features of
that hasineu street: They have opened in
their now and elegiust store roam, a full, and
complete stock ofluamai Instruments—Pianos,
Organs, Melodeon isnd all the other smaller
instrument.; Sheet' Music, Instruction Books,
and everthing pertairiMg to' a first-class store
In thilrhise. Probably , , few even of our own
citizonsihaire been fully aware of the very large
businesS this firm have heretofore done 'and
are nosi-doing. Their sales are nearly if not
quite asp:Urge as that of any business house ,in
our town, and rivaling' similar establishments
In Philadelphia and Now York. By their large
Purchases, bought direCtly from the manufac
turers, they obtain ' their goods at the very low
est figure; and are thus able to sell it moth
lower prices than s ller dealers. It is ono of
tl i i i
the moat eratifyin eatures of slur business
growth as a town,
,tiro have so many_estab
lishmerib in every Zino Of businessorhoto sales
are such that they phi Offer to the trade goods,
as low as they can' helprocured in any city retail
store. :- - 1
11 '
Cnuaczi, &a* AspOrnan Di
the inroi l m i of We 01l directory is i P i l l i t thank hed t.ir ,
oar
friends f or tifying pa of any errors they May dis
cover : ' \ I ,
Darner Chwaca— Street, below Washing.
tom Services Sunday at 10,4 Aat. and 7
P.X.
Sunday School at 12 O'clodt. Prayer Keating
Thursday evening.tor, Rev. S. J. Loast
.' EPDIOO7AD OIDENOX ~ . Main and Canal Streets.
Services leinday.all , !;t r i A.m. and 7!•; P.m. Lecture
Friday evening. ••• School 12:16 P.M. Pastor,
Rff, Wm. Mca . .
M.L. Osumi—Main Street. above State. Servicestt 10% A.X. Mid ”ii pat. Prayer meeting
E t i
evening. • day, School. at 12 o'clock.
ITsjor7ler: O. L. G _
Paimirnannert Ca --Corers Street, neer Court
Howie. Services at 10% Lit. and 7 ,i r.x.
Prayer Meeting Th evening. Sunday School
10 &It. Pastor, Rev. 1 Ek EITZW/Xf.
S.S. PIT= AND PA , cos every two week''.
&Oland 11's.m. uti2& i.c / r i m Sunday School at 4
rat. Pastor, Bev. P Tomo..
A.M.E. Cavaco Street, above Second.—
Preaching Sundays itclo% . AJI. and 7% rat. &m
-ar" School at 1 r.s. • 4
A.T.M.=Noirrnaint COADIAND7DIZ K.T., No. 16.
Masonis'Hall. over • tch's store. at 7 . pat. J. C.
Remo, 11.(7.- ' '
•: II Lemma No. , • -Once in two weeks at 7
P.M. J. o.llavitro, W If. .
1i1.11.R.A, Camara, No. !AL—Once in two weeks,
at 7 rail. Cass. F. • • • H.P.
._.
LO. air O. F.z-.B . roan Loner. No. 167.—0dd
Yellows' Hall over •at k Sons Furniture Booms.
G
Meets every 'Monday evening at 7 o'clock. J. W.
Vsartaxs, N.. ..
D. or B . — Leas Lo . • No. 29.—Meete in Odd
'Yellows' Hall Snit •••• third Friday evening in each
month.' A: MATRARD N.G.; Cam PDAIXT, Bea.
Bauman Esc , . . , No. 41.—Meets second
and fourth W - ..• • evadig of each month.
G. W. Rzeis. C.P. ..,
Z. or P.—Taman* • ..
Tensaw riming in • • •
1. W. Smear, .C.
LO. or G.T..—lf • . • •
arm Maly evening 7.
• W.O.T. - ~
LOAM.- I Towsana Lows, No. 870.—Mititi sec
ond and fourth Th . . yof each month. Josara
Minna, &IL = ,/ •
1. MAIL ABILOGEMZINTS. .
TOWANDA Poetrorrice.—Mall ping south closes at
9:1X1 Aar going north 4:30 rat. Anne, from north
at 10:30 sat.; south 6:13 r.at.
8. k Z. mail doses at 700 say: arrives at 4 P.M.
Banda and Canton closes at . 10 a:it.; arrival' at
:$0 Y.Y.
Troy cloves at 8 A.M.; 4irrives at 1
closes at f P.N. • actives 'tit la.
ret s M aill arcices Thiusdays,:lusd &lar
va at 12 fir. ; departs/at 1
_• •
WhooglignY wins 'Mondays, Wednesdays, and
4
J. W. t
-- - - .F , iii... 8
410 r#--J0i.114,2 pw. J. A.
z
111131 SWAT, /
AltatUitr—JANSl 11. . .
17R8 MPA.NMS.
Franklin Skrita
c;,l , l l 4o4 larins Co - /VE4
Int Wednesday In eackinonth. [
Diens Baum 0. A. Woresnan.l
ita /*NW M.e lc t-40st Ant NI
in es& mon% In liodina I
8 Mrvani. Praddant.
Lakin olilanni Ms /I=2 Co., No. ... _
Wednesday metes In month. In lan•talinane
Nom. •;cow D. Naniunni. President. _
Nadia Mph and Ladder Co., No. 4.—Weeta drat,
Wednesday erneden in emir month. fa Borough
Awns Maas. Jr.a. Tenusr. ImmlidirM.
Asd
11. 11. Pawn. MI Zeeman L. OMNI.
erant ltsgineer.
rau F it.
e• ' 1 BUILDING MN •
. .11fotioor linadiog and ' Arad gON.-
gestakin Otsrid 1017 for t of Malan-
Meals. th ird Niq In the Mon th . from sto 7
ax. ja. Berm. Jr.. . _ ,-'
Building 4 —Mete in
Jary Boom for tof instalthrta.
Mandey in seek month from Bto T A: a
4. in
seek
4
FINIM
•
A •
iRb7 Bevons-insniti'
918.
this plase r to Bosh
OWEiI-1111.1&—ht Isterfilits,_ Pi. Imo 24,
by Pakivest. elorgeV. Oita
of i Ls =blll, Ps. ) , ffi, phi Bads,
DLcD.
1 •
BABCOOIIII ao in 4; st , ins, Flynt.
At. Babcock aged 97 tears sad 11 months. ,
powir. - -rn EnettdiinMinnus county, is,
.Joao 18. 1878 , T. & Bfown, god 56 plan, 5
" 'mouths and a dap.
•
N 1121901711 Duriuti—A. depreaßed '
irritable state of mind ; a weak, nervous, ex
hunted Mang ;sso• or animation ; cow
bind head, weak mematy, often with
invanntary dischanme. The consequent*,
oUtermeses, mental maw** or indiscretions.
This Nurvous Dslarrr ands a soy cure
In 11131P1111E111110/LEOPMICI
No. 28. It tones up the system, *mats dill=
charges. dispels the metal gloom and despon
dency, and rejuvenates the entire system. it is
its perfeettly , harmless and Always efficient. rem
tor a [adage ot Ave hous and a large $2
vial of powder, which is important in old, seri
ous eases ; br $1 per sile box. Sold by ALL
deme s tor sent by an t mien
exam B.
• Bona end Ward Rouse, Towanda,
T 0 W A N. DA : : 31 A: It ts' ir EL ,
WH0L21142 PUICEL
Ooryeeted reeky derinsiday. by 0. B. Masai
inked to eludes &S 7. i _
Wheel. Ibo ; sh • ....'2l 60 0 1 90
=a - . 65
ill l5
Dna,* buds ' : es
Oats. 0 WW birth
65
Deem. • nu& 4 160•2 00
Dania Oalls) 1111 lb i , •
do hy.), lb neer b , .$4
Wiess.dail ..... ' 19
75
.
Moot barrel i b 11131.1"
• ..... 00 0 12 00.
. II
Oldalls. 0 bash ~ , _ 2 0
0
Wars= se Gatnr.—Mbeat 60 lb.; Corn 56 lbs.;
fte Silber.; Oats 1121b5.; Buie, • lbe.; lbsilnrhest
6e lbs.; Deans= lbs. ; Bow 20 bs.; Clover Seed 60;
lbs. i Timothy Seed 64 lbs 4 Dried Peaches 33 lbs.;
Dried Appkes 221b5..11en Swa 50195. .
‘ r .
E .
,
ESCAPE 0 L THE MODOO PRlS
mei& Capt. Jack, Boor Warriors and three
squaws base escaped from the Modoe War Depart
ment. for the purpbee of attending the
ROME BORO, JtiLi 4th, .1.173,
, • I -
at o'clock r. at. L'lllietVll porIUMT
l'iney . _ a= 2 , 11
r i
the treete.Ssonntml on their war Mies.
their manners, =dome; onstomes and,impliments
of war, alter which they Will retire to their wig
wams, near Baptist Chtur.l4 where they will fawn
.the audience with one of their ,
i
_ , 1 • . -
- GRAND EiZTERTAINBERNTS,
•
consisting St War Dances, 'Courtships and appro.
prtate War Bongs, he. -After which those celebrated
Gymnasts and Acrobats especially engaged for the
col:salon, WeSars. Curtis. Carrier and BMus will
.entertain the audience with thrilling teats upon the
horizontal bar; tumbling, and the Great Brothers
AdmisSion to- the entertainment, 23 eta. 'Pro-
to be • devoted for
.bencfit of the Baptist
Church.
A Grand Fancy Drees Parade for the entertain-
Matt of ereer7bxly. at 8 o'clock r. X, consisting of
representation. or every nanon on earth, together
With their variona titles. •
Strawberry and Ice CruM Festival In afternoon
and evening, for benefit of Me Baptist Church.
• Any one can have the gramd pig catch
him with their hands and plit him in apen ce .
Fireworks and a baloon Seeseelleeth the evening.'
Come and spend the glMions Fburth in Some.
We guarantee it will prove 6'Bl/mess and satiafaction
1 •
to every body.
June 25. IA order of Committee. '
T HE MILD POWER CURES
Have,proved. from the moat ample experience, an
entire success. Simple, prompt, efficient pid relit
ble. ' They are the only medicine perfectly adapted
to popular use-so simple that m .. cannot be
made in using them; so harmless as to be free from
danger; luta go efficint is to be always reliable.
They have the highest oomMendation from all, and
will always rezderwstisfaction.
PCI. CURIA , CX3211.
I. revers, Congestion.llnflinuzuttion, 23
2. Worms, Worm Fever Worm Colic, ' 25
3. Crying-Colic. or Tee of of Infants. , 2 1
4. Diarrhoea , Of Children A:Milts. . . '' ' 21
5. Dysentary, Griping. Bilks= Colic, 21
6. Cholera Koehn.. Vomiting, 2l
• 7. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, 2
8. Newslgts, Toothache. Faceache. . 2
9. Headaches. Sick Headache, Veritigo, , • 4 2
10 .D3 gPoPlia. Bilious St.:Wank 2
11. 'Suppressed. or Painful Nriods. 7
12. Whites, 109 Profuse Periods, 1
13. Croup, Cough. Difficult treathing,
14, Salt Rheum, Eryelpsiss.l Eruption.,
15. Itheumatisim, Rheumatic Pains,,
16. Fever and Ague, Chill Fever. Agues,
17. Piles, blind or bleeding,; [
lg. Qphthabny, and Sore or 'Weak Ere , .
19. catarrh. acute or chronic, Influenza,
20. /Whooping Cough, violent coughs,
21. Asthma. oppressed breathing. k -
22. Ear Discharges, Impaired bearing,-
23. Scrofula. enlarged glands, Swellings, '
24. General Debility, Physical Weakness,
25. Dropsy and scanty Secretions.
28. Sea Sickness, sickness from riding. ' •- .
27. Kidney Intiewse, Gravel,
28.. Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness, or
•
Involuntary dischargea. '
.92. Sore Routh, Canker.
30. Urinary Weakness, l
31. Painful Periods, with/4 1 01ms.
39.- Sufferings id change of life, ' . .
•
33 . Epilepsy, Spssams, St. Vitus Dance,
34. ' Diptheris, ulcerated sore throat, •
35.' Chronic Congestions and Eruptions,' •
Vials, 10 cents, (except 28, 32, and 3 3 ,)
• ,
.' 'FAMILY CASES.
Case (Morocco) with above, 35 large vials an. •
nil of Directions.
Case (Morocco)/ of 20 - large vials and Book.
Single Boxes and Vials as above.
/ •
lar These remedies are sent by the case ori
box to any pad of the country, tree of char;
receipt of pried. Aiddress i
ii I •
CLARK B. PORTER, Druggil l
_ May 28; 1879; •
pERH
AT WYALUSIII
H G A.,
I,
, L
Where may be faun a Go • oral .
Stock of Carriage litakers and B tick
smiths Supplies; Bent Stuff, S • • kes,
Hubs, Ate., Iron and Steel, Nail lods,
Horse Nails, Horse Shea, and lois.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOO S.
N0.291-2deets eTery
HO. 714 o'clock.
Longs. No. 272.—Meeb
7. o'clock.. 8. E. Wayrimi
and
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Towanda.
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the Orphan'
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1101dIEOPATIII-611VSPECIFICS
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.1' flu started aniextee
HARD.WARR STOR
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Locks, Inobe, and Trimming s IQafls,o
• zna Potty, Paints, 011 a, Vatillabea,
Brushes, kc,
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CARPENTAIIir AND *Ras Too •
A full lino of CholooTocket and Table OW
agio raged,Wate, Palo, Spoon'', &,e.
SPECIAL' ATTENTION` GIVEN' TO TILE
TIUDE. TLNWARE ind
HOUSE•ICEEPIIIO 00003.
A good aiiortment, of Agritml
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Implements. •
KEROSENE. 31dcaisz, !AIM' OTHER 0
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Cordage. Rope. and.iFooden "Ware.
In fade I am ready for the Sprind Triulo wI
Moot complete azaortment or I
GENER
Evet offered In Wyaluelng of rictnity,
I also have in connection
VIEST -CLAI3B!TIIe
With competent workmen eitgagett.
Jobbing promptly attended to. ' I
I make Eve Trough anti cintdomi
Giro me a tall at .d Stowell's Nei
street. I will not be undersold./
_ Cheap for Cash "is my motto.
Wyaluaing, Pa., April 1. 141'3.
IXTANTED,
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CALVES LitlglE§,
Deakvailit gis w r iankin g oi =attn. if
July ittli.' for Veal Calves that have wad
until font to eight woks old sad become tt
toned. trelghtng from 120 to 200 : pv sad
m &events per lb. Also:good hit Lunt
to 100 Ills each. 6 cents per lb. Also, on , 1
TIIMDAYAFTERNOON,. Jpi,y l ' 2
,
liknlives and Lambs of above deseripttwanted
at 61,; *its per Itt.-;• • , i
farrosins by welgtdng their lambs, will a them
to, brixolgood prices at above rate. 1 : : I
Mgheitt Cash peens paid for
!lAr. Gitstx,
QEO. a
KLTSTOIIp LIGHTNING
, • 1. T. ';' ANSTra "rnire •
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,''t • • ! l udic° l causit 4
• Tads Rod beLog olpare e =gror is,
be the bast condmator of 11, ond
so es be glm_ir more sortsce lbw s rod. M. saw ,
Q. R UAW tog Ws plat:o.! la 'geld. - solicitg
ibe jastrimsV th ose wishing
. itotkr, Weathfir
TAW Mad
Tow roe A, ltall. !'`,-f'• - ' ' - • • i
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New Adredieinents:
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New
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at—TAYLOR it CI
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same Qvinknings,
• at TATL4* k
.4 and Striped Grenadin
• at TAYLOR.
Iron
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arm • Bilks and Poplins,
4L e at. TAYLOR &
Japan i Stripeai all price's,
at Telion
chinese Builings, all abiden,l
• ' ateTAILOIy:
,f,ineiilEinitings, plain and stii
1 1 • at TAYLOR
Mohai! Snitings,
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, at TAlwit & 0 .'tf. 1 ,
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Yosemite Stripes, white and tinted, j :
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1 , .at TAYLOR, & 1 0.. E. ,
*bite Goods, all kinds, j ' 1
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Vjetoria Lawns, all qu
,ties,
• ' at 'O.
Plaid and Striped Mnar s;
Percales, plain and fancy,
I ' at , TAYLOR ' &
alicai, great variety,
I - a t TAYLOR. k
nits for Ladies-and Children,
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Lace Poi4ta, all price;
Lace' Saqaes,
ammer Shawls; '•
l?arasols and Sun Umbrellas,
Leather and Linen Belts,
S4mmer Undeywear,
at T#LOIL &
ancy Linens for Men'slWear,
at TAYLOR &
tunzner Hats for Men and. Bo
at TaryLOß &
Fancy Goods and Notioias,
OUR STOCK IS COMPLK
AND OUR PRICES ARE. L
T A Y . L oit' C 0
Towanda, June 11.11373
NEW FURNITURE STOR
JOSEPH HINE
Uas now opeeed . • new E:urnttore Stort
BRIDGE STREET, TOWAi'S
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A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF TURN
1 a)
1 00
':AT PRICES THAT CANNOT PAIL TO I'
Y 00
All who may favor him with thelrliatron
Man
-10 00
600
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Wnatover may bo wanted in the Furniture
and exandno gocda and prices before p
alsewhers. May 21.
HOW IS THIS FOR;LOW ! " r
,our
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We offer DRESSED' IJ,MBER' at
the follo - wing rates:
Hemlock Flooring, (choice)
White Pine- .. 26 I
Pit c h .. .. I/ ' • 28 ~ "
Siding .. .. .....; 51'5 to 25 :, "
Pickets from $2 to $4 per hundrod.
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nazirtio. MATCHING. RZBAWINR,
one at a - ioomenre notice 'and by Wobeat mlch
Done
noe•made. We have on hand 1
ORM 111:TIDRZDTLIOUSAND FEET DRY 1.171113
k
We have in the Mill Pond
TIME DONDRED AND FIFTY TEO
FEET OF LIIMDSB•_
And are constantly 3lanttfactil g
;a-Parties who can..reach us are foollando
bear the railroad for Lumber. as under any cfret
Stances we can BELL IT UMEAPER—at .luatst
cost of transportation from here to the --
my $2 to $3 per thOussed.
June 26,'73.
s it OZI II 0 *I DI 01314 *lO lig
ECKLED BEAUTIES BY THE THOUB.t
. 8.F.1.80N 1873.,
; These famous Trout Ponds are- now open .
leof of 1878; and are stocked with a large M
i ll t i remEil every size, in the clearest, purei
oldest spring vie. Any kM trout sold at
Ibis rates, and ped by express u ord
These. Ponds are n open oil Sunday.
The proprietor having had experience in l
and arranging trout ponds, offers his
4hoee contemplating laying out and stocking
ties, at reasonable rates.
daluthafou to ponds, 25 cents; Season tlckel
PCS full partiordanrcall on or address ' 44
ly • - B. B. IfILIMIIIBI3.I',
Ap1.2341 Laddsburg, Bradford Botinty,tpa.
El
VOR SALE—A Valuable F 4m.'
uu..:l. One of the very beat and rend desirable ..
In Bradford County. withid, 10 miles of the Monty
scats is offered for sale so low that the quelitYl and
print will sell it. , It is situated in Burlingtot ri and
center WI the minutes walk of the of that T
ing Yonne': half way from TUranda to Tr on
the Sugar Creek. It contains over 200 acres o the
re beat land in the State; about 40 acres o het
i lands on the sugar creek data and the u land
is used for all kinds of crops. , Fine it,
p ty o water. AU the ,buildings and improve►
me Is deeded; i good brick dwelling house i llwith
onniii
pares, allow, kc. Title perfect. Possession ven
it on ce . It will be sold at a great bargain the
purchaser._, Address JOHN A. CODDIN .
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PRACTICAL PAINTER AND, DRAINER.'
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ALL ORE WARRANTED. lf '
Rasing
,
aming secured the services a Jona B. Tk LOB,
on, of the best workmen in :tko county, 1 II pre.
pared to do all kinds of work in my line pro ptir.
Orders lift at Dr. Portetes.will be art ed to!. ,
Towanda, June 11, 1873.
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I. • ~. WILLIAM A.. ' 'BENEDICT. ;
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At the 01 . stank. in Myersbnrg , Pa., has p , ided
hhtwelt th new and improved' machlnesy,i dls
;Cy= ..10 49 a il work In his line in a ri•
or -• . Please .glver tbn a call, as be I da
work .. be done bitty ant! honestly. 1 give
sallstscti • • to Ma custbniers.
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STRAY.—Caine to enclose
I the autnertber: on or about the litti
J e, a bright Bay Mare, a little under
. 11114 , ,, The owner wid plow come to
will"
be disposed of according erty, pay charges and take
to law. tier away,
A. A. HA
tlp:taghlll, July 1, '73. -
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U of Older and Pork Barrels, na al
• .ds of Work on hand. at W. A. ItOOH
4 if. • t' • ' 9.42
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