ME
mss.4izteli
_
8
SHEEP WASHING.
cane years ago the good people of
the - town of Mass:, assembled
for the purpoiebf forming a temper
ance society. Aftei the usual pre-
Nminaries, the pledge was submitted
to the audience for signatures. At
Deacon Smith arose and ad
dressedZtliem thus:
" My friends, I should have no ob
jeetions to, signing,your pledge but
for; one thing. I have been some-,
toured to
_have my plum padding at
Christmas. Now, you all !miw that
plinn pudding is good for nothir4
withontgoed sauce; and sauceisin
• iiipid:without a little good brandy in
.it: if - yottean -fix your pledge
sc'that I can' have any brandy save
'and_: plum pudding at Christmas,.l
will sign it with great Pleasure."
After a little arguing pro and cony
j a clause was added, allowing Deacon
his brandy mode at Christmas,
- but . .2,t no other time; and Deacon S.
& le d the pledge.
Sean a ft& fiumer ;ones arose and
said:" • - ; '
My friends I.'" have ix, objections
to ;signieg your.. -pledge if you allow
the One thing. I . A lways went liquor
in' the harvest - field ccinntersiet
the
eficto bf muc h
. water as is
- astir* drank at tiise t, 'me. It r
' can fix it st: fitut cart has ; m ll Y;l
pot in the hstrett field, . - b"
' ybUr Pledge." -
rAgain•after considerable' Erl Ft.
there was a clause added - allowk
_ farmer Jones .his in' the . her
' vest field, but at no other time.
After farmer Jones had taken his
-eat; neighbor,farmer Bent,arose.-
°'My friends," said he, "1 sign
pour pledge if you will add one thing
.to: it; that is, fixlitst, I can have my
liquor at sheep washing. I think , it
very necessary lor men to have some
good, strong liquor to drink when
coming put of the water, after-wash
- .
mg sh4 , ep, preient the bad effects
that arise from standing in it s? long."
Atter Et good deal of talk, a claise
was added allowing farmer Bent his
I:quor, at- sheeri washing, but at no '
• other time. When'all had signed the
pledge, the: meeting was adjourned
tor one week:;
The next morning-one of farther
- B.'s ,beighbors vas passing his house,
and the i tild gentleman stepped- out
just then gloriously drunk.
Why, Uncle JoLn, how's this? "
said the neighlior, a, good deal sur
prised. I thought:you signed the
pledge last night." ,
"'S'o I did," implied Uncle John,
" but ( hic) I *as washing sheep."
He fled the why to the, barn, the
'neighbor folloWing.' On arriving
there he :law standing in the middle
of the barn floor a big wash-tub about
half full of water, and the old ram
tied toit, wet as he could be and
h cold.' ' Close by stood
tv,-o-gallon jug. -Uncle John, point
to the ram with an air of tri
-ocaph, said: - o
"Chic) ;washed , that (hie) sheep
twelve times this morning."—.N. Y.
QL r -
OF
s a grep.t deal is said. awl written
- ;44ttirt:A mothers-in-law, it is refiesh;.
ing to. one man Whoj can . say
in their:defence. This
i . ttlaracter 1A0r,i,4, to Fort
Wa.” . :#.: hitt: ani not_ a Mother-in
-but mother is,
ai:.l for l.c r ,alze I want to say some-
I:1 helnif fir that much abused
Since. it has be
come fashion..-Ible .
of mothers=
in the l itliu= lyres., and in.
- , -,- eivate life, the great American peo
--lylepwith that keen sense of • humor
)cetiliftr,to themselves - -ara for the
pc:socsalen of. which a good many of
them ought to bye -;ranged—consider
futwy as well as fash ,
'ionabt.e. I don't., I recognize the fact
,;that my children's grandmother, who
is ebb of their clearest and
ffiends, on earth, has a claim upon
tf , o. -qhere'are doubt
less exceptions to this rule; as : them
tre to most rules under the sun,, but
the main mothers-in-law are entit
. led ic*.all the,reSpeetthey receive and
a g,ool'ilcal more of th - e --- ganio-sort.
Generally the mart who speaks
insultingly to . his -mother-in-law
‘-. - ould not be'literse to. whipping his
wifo w hen cecasien offered; or is
r'lean enough to accept his mother
in-law's -kindly.offices..when the chil-.
-dren . are down with tho measles and
give 4 her the cold - shOuld afterward.
. At leaSt it will be safe -to -say - that
the:niaii.who insiilts • his mother-in
law by word- or deed will bear
THE NiSgPiPlll.7--Rev. Dr. •Stuile,
'f,l California, does not agree with
the opinion of- testy old -gentleman,
once -met in.ii bank-meeting in which
there Were EOlll . O charges of misman
agement, and who, on seeing re
porters, move that they "fie banish
ed,-7 allefYing.that they "caused mostall , the mischief in the world." On
thv other hand, he thinks they are
a great power,for good In a recent
sArmon,he said :
"Thenewspaper is more feared to.:
day in Congressional halls oral in
the - high , places of -corruption and
villainy than laws and courts, the
strings of conscience and the thun
deri of Divine wrath. God IS a
great way !of',4Lnd the judgement
waits; but the übiquitous reporter
thrusts his sharp gaze into all covert
, and ihiddeu schemes—an unerring
ti-dlive. The pestilent spy will tell
he secs—tell it on the housetops,
print it for, a nation. of readers.'
Good ! Give us Euro of this. Long
livethe reporter. -: Let every public
-man who meditates a little piece of
ainful fraud understand that he is
Aa-dowed'itt each step , by this nn
bought—espionage, and though he
may ' not be converted be will be
restrained "
CAR: OF THE HAir..—To keep the
hair healthy, keep the bead clean:
trush the scalp well with a stiff
bru . sh while dry. Then wash with
Castile Soap, and rnb into the roots,
hay rum, or camphor water.
This done twice a month will prove
beneficial. Brush the scalp
thorqughly twice a week. Dampen
hair with soft water at the toilet, and
do-not use oil. "
TIIE true - greatness and glory of a
raintry must not be tested by extent
uf dominion, nor by natural advan
ta,,ries roil and resources
'1;11t by the industry, energy, intelli
mmqe, enterprise, bravery, publio
pirit, refinement; and virtues of its
The smallest and least pop
-
~s ated States have often furnished
the mrsatteric and instructive les
pc,:-Isifor approval and imitation.
,
• TE; Big you-hate, un.la keelf.i otkeeleratim•—e. .
lasedlawons. l
ItEAL DIAMOND RINGS
At CILIMBERLIN'S.
WATCHES $lO TO $3OO
- • At CHANBEIMINS.
Al 4
,1 ENDLESS VARIETY OF EL
TEIt-WABE
At MANBEBLITS:
BirAlyrirui , GOLD RINGS
At CELOLI3I3MNS
If you are looking fpr a beautiful
Christmas preient, examine the stock
At-CHAMBERLIN'S.
THE LARGEST AND,SEST AS
SORTMENT-OF
JEWELRY,
WATCHES,
CLOCKS.
SOLID AND PLATED GOODS
TOW'ANDA, ARE NOW OFFRED
W. A. CHAMCERLIN'S
NM
I
• i``
•
• .3
t riz r s FIRE! ! FIRE! ! !
914 iscco .. 7 ; - -- 14 OF A FIRE
*BICH CLOSED HiA LARGE
6iOVE.- FOUNDRY, WE DAVE
•
rIIRCHA,IE.D STOVES IVELICH
WE OFFER FOR -TWO-MEDS
141 F, USUAL PRICY,. . CALL
EARLS ,TO GET THE • BAR-
GAINS
HOWARD k RIDGWAX..,
Wyalnainz, Jan. 28, 187.4.
SUSQITEHANNA.
COLLEGIATE
The - recono winter term of this' institution will
commence 3200ITAY, JAIMAIII:I26, 1874.
lio peons, wiA be spared to maintain the high
standing of the institution, and by carefully looking
to the interests of oath individual student to make
Its work even more ellident. Each teacher wi3 have
his speciality, and use every facility to make the
topics interesting. and to secure the largest possfida
results in his department.
Elas..-n will be organized in several new studies
Ur/C - 1, ace and Langgige. Also the classes in En
glish will be remodeled so as to meat the wants of
new students desiring to pursue these branches.
To save exr.lerM, text books, the same as in the
:county will be used in the English tetnches, with
the exception of Geography. -
To make the sojourn of nen-resident: students
more pleasant, the Principal will use hhs bowie—
situated but a few rods from the - Institute building
—for boarding purposes, where rooms fwuisbed
throughout and prOvided with elothesA4oecte and
other eonveniences will be furnished for the young
ladles.
The best rooms in the Institute will be furnielled
and assigned to the young men; all Will board at
the house of the Principal. There will be a cseef
s u pervision on 1126 part of„the t Principal and teachemi
of the manner in which students employ their time..
Price for furnished room and board. including
fuel, lights, and • washing not to exceed six pieces,
$4 00 per week. Students will furnish their own
to!tt end be held accountable .for the furniture In
their rooms.
Those desiring to prepare themeelvea for tterwork
of teach nit during the following Bummer, should
apply to the - Principa' at once.
Tuition frorelsour to Ten DolUtir-per Seriza,
cording to etud ie .
For further Parlienlarear circulars, address. the
PFinciPal, E. Ei-Qpritte..N.-Tewands Pa,
klltl2B - FOE..
'Jan. 13. Per:3 6 %2mM Trueleii.-7--
NEW' FURNITURX
. - .
JOSEPH HINEW
lies now opened a new Fur !Aura Store en
• •
BRIDGE STREET,' TOWANDA,
Where he will keep on hand •
• -
A. GENERAL. ASSORTMENT OF FERl5lltlll3,q
!Which will be sold
AT PRICES THAT CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE
All who iney (icor him with their patronage.
I
Wnitever ma,tbe wanted in the Fnrnitnre fire.
CALL ON.TEENES
and examine goods and Prices before purchasing
elsewhere. ' May 11.1878.
110011-BINDRY:=THE PUBLIC
to respect:ally Informed that the Book-Bindery
Lid been removed to the 4.Berporter" Building,
third Etw l 7. where will be done •
3 (Y 0 NPIN G!
In:all its eitrioulfh`rtztehes, on terms as ressonible
sii , •the times" will :allow'. The Bindery will be un
der the charge of
H. C. WHITASER.
An experienced Binder, and all work will be promptly
dons big ity l e and manner which cannot be excelled.
Music, Bragasines, Newspapers, Old kooks, &e.,
bound in every Variety of style. Particular atten
tion will be paid to tne Bang and Binding of
BLANK BOONS,
To any desired pattern. which in quality and dura
bility will be warranted.
All work will be ready for didirou4 wben promised.
The patronage of the public is solicited, and per
fect satiafaction guarranteul.
Towanda, Angma 2. Is66.—tf
trow IS THIS FOR LOW
1.1
We offer. DRESSED LIAIBEII at
the following rates:
Hemlock Flooring, (choice) $lB per H.
White Pine " " • 28
Pitch ea 28 se
Siding $l5 to 25
Pickets from $2 to $ pal hundred.
PLANING, MATCHING, BE-SAWING, Ice.,.
Done . at s momenti notice and by the best machin
ery now made. We have on hand •
MT HIM MUM TECOilliairD FEET DRY WILBER
We have in the XIII Pond
THREE HUNDRED AND •, WITT THOUELAND
FEET OF LUMBER
And are constantly Manufactitring. _
irr Parties who ran _ reach us are foolish to go
near the railroad for Laniber;sB ttlidesny cdrcam
stances we can a= tT ciERAPS3-113 beat the
east of tnnisportation tram, hers In the :annals—
lay $2 to $3 per tluranand. • .
U. BA:3OEIX
Onntiennt.
Jane 26.'78.
EXECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Notice
Is limb, elm that AU wooaded
sti• Moto of - Parley Jo 1110 s
of w W iltdition. to
donsood, iiso riposted to mite ttatoodlato pap
stooLlutil 411 pawn hawing claims oftlnot do
aims mast Impel tbas May althendleilld
Thini Wit
Mt
FIVDST do SO
Weald Invite the
NEW STYLES.
LARGEST AND BLIT
ME
Mikh wm be mold at
/.
SASH
Do?
INSTITUTE
r!ANDA
Rare just .received
'attire? entailed in
invite the
m
TOMB
Persons in want
speed:MT Invited
A 14EW
Has purchased !!
IL Cass, and will kiln
WILKES-B
A TEE'S
Curing Costive • en. Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Dun_
&Um Dyson ,, Foul Stomach and Breath. Ery
alpeaas, Boast* Piles,' Shamiathen, Eruptions
and Skin Diseesee. Bilious:Ms. Liver Complaint,
Dropsy. Tenn% Tamer, and Salt Rheum, Worms.
Gout. Beezelgia, as a Dinner Pill. and Purifying
Rlood,are . the most coagendal pargitire Yet perfected.
ci f
Their. eflictrabnn - tly ahoy lunernnth they ens
all other Pllll. I are sate and pleasant to take,
but porn:All In Th ey Purge out the font hu
mors of the blood they stimulate the i sluggish or
disordered organ action: and they impart health
and tone to their re being. They cure not only
the every day co mplaints of every body; but formig.
able and dangerous disowns. Most skilful .physi.
clans, meet aminetst clergymen, apd our beet citi.
rine, send essrlifecatu ot„cures performed and of
great benetite si t; have rived from' than Pills
They are the
. and beat physic IsmEhuilits. be
sairee mild ars we ll eillectuaL , Being nor coated.
the are easy to t ake; and being pure y vegetable
PO es entirely birettas& ... ,
to call and ersailniCibote
1
F. FURNITURE
1940:41:1
,low on hand the
They have
ASSORTILL'TT 07 ciOODO
•
tio2n:!E
TOWANDA,
:=N
prq.msd to do
We 7els,.
- i
UND
TAKING
-
11=!MM!
Ps also keel) in
iiilimiiiiis
II:1
BLINDS,
;OULDINGS,
FLOORINGS, .tc
J. O. FROST) 8O
Oct. 1, 1973
L
E NV 0 R
Ai A R B
cCABE & SON
GEO.
the buNput assortment of
AUERI
AND ITALIAN
I
ARBL.E. r
this leotion. b which thig
attention of the Vail
They koop o
,d or furnish to order
lIMENTS,
, MAN=S;
*►xr alai%
I ViniELT TERMS.
PNOval
anything to our Una au es.
call and amnia, our .loaf.
M00A137, & SQN.
-
Towanda; May 1.
ND AT
• i
THE BEIXOWS.
. KirntENDALL
Third Ward Coil Vara of L.
1 -
la good rapply of 1;
AND
SULLIVAN COAL
d. al the LOWESP PRICES.
Alwsys on
Towanda. N
EMI
ATHARTIC !
or A'smi;MT Pi=M6
Fos Ars nut
lIMPABID Alt
• & tO.. LO
Anal)tted
• tot •
DB.I. 0. A
• Pfiglisii
VA*
WAGONS! WAGOlici
Ihave,fian hand a large sari
LIIMBEit AND LIG
lii=
sELL.oIIEAp
Than any'other
.eatab
-=. '
~ ,
I ' •
- - WAGON!!‘ arts OA4BLIGES:
- i ;
Of every description Inginucacturi)d
to ' order on short tnotic i 0.
JAMES Egt
Towanda„ Kurth 70.1873.
=1
•
A UTUMN.- 1873.
Elm
MONTANYES .
Septembet 10, 1673
WE IN S URE
PROPER
MILINST LOBB OE I , AIcAd E
BT
FIRE AND LIGHTNING:
---. I
Ws represent one Pitt Millions Carl ' tal. •
_ 'ow English 14 Bosun Compinif e
s .
I -
tIFE ENStrfUN • -
MI
IN THE OLDEST- ADD Lit BBT
APO/DENT = IN,
; -
Beam one day to one yearit
- NOBLE
I , vie). 19. urri.
CIIPERIOR AG
ILIOLTIMIt. ?or Sale by
•
. R. M. Vir•E L S, I
• TOMAINDA.IPA.,
Mice No. 3 ifferear's EH, north side f Court
Hong square.
trams:sus AND arrin. DEALER AND
• ILLNIIPACTMLEHI3 AGENT.
33=131 Haddam. Horse Porten mid Tbrauhers,
Ines/ Hakes, Plaster. Somers; Grain 1 Seeders, Hay
Tedders: seversible sad Steal Plows.. 0 Hinton,
Thill Horse Hoes. Clover Hullisrs and !Panning Wins.
tau muses . Tula InPailage Eta =OM°
• IBM canu mnrams ar Tars yam.% ocam
MUM 1011WID 01 sal 114:1”
and des - ' t illustrated printed dr.
mil l ar=shed at stalled-11ms to aPPlicsata•
It atil met but three cents to men for circulars
la Podall•
Farmers when in Towands4all - see me.
'Drill! ?S. ° r Tt. 14. MUER
HIGHEST
ORAIN, BUTTER
GEORGE•
KM,
- .
Ximollansots.
WAGONS . 1
WAGONS
I
WECICH I WILL
country.
1
NEW •00
EMI
OPENI
-AT
W ST
KINDS OF
Y
MUTUAL COMPANIES IN
MIND STAMM.
IN OARS, P
FOB
FE
MI
Now Advertise:to* 4
M. z
OLOTH I ING EMPOBIII 111
4 032061 T E THi MASS NOVEL
(larmea(y occupied by r; Jacobs.) I
ent of
The raidd growth of Towanda requires the Goan.
don of brunnees, and the undendgned, realising this
want of, the eammunilels the
READY ALM CLOTHING LINE
Su opened a new- store In Beldiom's Block.
(formerly ooenpled b:8. Jambe.) and is now pre.
panel to War to to. old etunomen: and the public
generally, a better stock of
t
B
's
HENS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING
tin the
Thai can to found in any other establishment ont-
Olathe dttM. - .
117 stock has ail been 'purchased froth the maim
Stiners this season. so tut I hare no old stock to
get rid of. bought st high prices. I hires full Hne
og
(LENTS' [FURNISHING• GOODS
of the Anist - iinallty and latest styles, which I am
Offering at low Wee.
I have no connection with the old stand, and when
Ton want anything in the clothing line. for yourself
or boys; call on ma in Beidleman's Block.
Towanda. March 46.1674
I
pRESENTS ' FOR ALL'
NEW JEWELRY SRORE!
rg constantly roceislwC, in addition to Lie isrge
Awl 'of Jewelry, - _ .
PINS,
BANDS,
1M
AMERICAN and fiWISB
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
SIL
v r.
PLATED WARE OF ALL VARIETIES
0 tD, SILVER AND STEEL SPECTACLES,
MIX o) PLATED
Of all descriptions at the lowest prices.
WA'iCll. CLOCK arid JEWELRY repairing doh°
in the best manner, and warranted.
Thanks for s liberal patronage and hope to mart
a continnaneo of the same.
Towanda, Nov. 12, 'Ti
A , NEW STOCK OF
1
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
JUST ItECEIVEI AT
B. A. PETTES & CO'S
A • the sign of the bigtonuet. opposite the Court
House, Towards, Pa:, consisting of
DOMESTIC AND FANCY DRY ODC,
BROWN AA • D BLEACIIED. NUALINS
WATERPROOFS. PRLtiTS, FLANNELS, BIIAWDS,
DRESS GOODS, ' ,
1
1
RE
A full 11131) of
HOSIERY. GLOVES,
&c., &c..' &c.
A Ism and complets stock of
MILLINERY GOODS
Fot tho Beason, comprising all of the most &Nimble
styles in
HATS AND IXSNNETB AND T1114111N05
06tober 1,1878,
1
WE °L am, FOR
LAZIRUS & MORRIS'
PERFECTED SPECTACLES
lITOCI AND
Ths andermentioned advantages over bums in ordi.
nary nJW, the proof of which may be seen in the
extraordinary sales, and constantly increasing de.
mind for them:
NCE
Id That from peculiar construction of the
glasses they assist and preserve the sight, render
ing frequent changesminecessary.
CK T.
2d. That they confer a brilliancy and distinctness
of vision, with an amount of ease and comfort not
hitherto enjoyed by spectacle wearers.
ad. That the material from which the Lenses are
ground. is manufactured specially for optic pnrpos•
ea, and la vire, hard, and brilliant; 10 not liable
to become scra•ched.
ltlt. That the frame in which they are eat. wheth•
er in Gold. Silver, or Steel, are of the finest quality
and finish ano guaranteed perfect In every respect.
For mile only by our outhorized agent In this local
ity. We never supply or employ peddlers.
WM. A. CHAR-BERM:IN,
Ti 03,1872.
BAKERY AND DINING} ROOM.
Platt block north of Ward Home.
BEEAD, PIES, OAKE,ORAOKERS,
1 BASED DAILY, •
RICE
And sold at Mholeagit and getsll.
In BOOMS we will accommodate the
public with either a lunch or a good meal at all
times oslhr day and evening.
IBM
EiaGS,
OYSTERS AND ICE CREAM ON NAND DURING
i
THE
Also a fine aaaortment of GroceriecOonfectioneff.
Nut&
waylfr tf
X it Men d ot deol
struar.pme ,trn.
10:41iiol.110A;1
IL E. 110SZNYIELD.
' AT TIM
M. A. ROCKWELL
FINE GOLD SETS.
RINGS.
STUDS,
CHARMS,
NECKLACES,
AMOS AND ClllllllB
CLOCKS
W. ♦. ROCKWELL
Q_ZRMANTOVM yenxg
AND ZEPDYBS.
NOTIONS.
POUND IN THAT LINZ.
CELEBRATED
AND EYE GLASSES,
Sole Agent,
Towanda, Pa.
TB= SEASON
D. W. SCOTT CO.
Brief Notes.
Q WOODFORD,'
. TEIN
NEW YORK BOOT AND SHOE
STORE,
No. 3, - AINON ItOBIV IMISDLOOK,BILIDGE St
Is receiving one of the largest and
best stock of BOOTS k SHOES,ever
brought in Towanda, which he is
offering - -at the very lowest pricei for
Cash, consisting of thurrs.OALF,l
& STOGA, BOYS CALF o Boors, Limn,
Mums and OBILDREN'S Shoes of all
kinds, all _bought direct from) the .
Manufacturers, and hand madel, all
goods warranted. A rum. Errocs or
LEM= AND FINDINOS.'
Thankful for past favors, I solicit
a continuance of the same.
' Towanda, May, 14872.
NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY !
Opposite the new /all,
TOWANDA, PENN'A.
: I DE11343 lilli A DIA
Iteapectlnlly annonnoe to hie friewia and patron's.
that ho has built a
NEW BRICE OA/IMAGE FACTORY.
where he will constantly keel) on hand a full snort
mut of
FAMILY CARRIAGES, '
TOP AND.OPEN BUGGIES,
PLATFORM WAGONS,
TROTTING SIILKTS, AND SKELETONS,
Made of the beet Material and finished in the but
city style. rtis long . experience in city Carriage
rectories gives hum a decided advantage over others
in the
Finish, Style and Durability
of him Wagons., All they maks Is an
INSPECTION OF HIS WORK
Previous to purchasing elsewhere
ALL WORK WARRANTED TO GIVE PERITCT
SA27BFACTION.
Thankful for the liberal patronage formerly ex
tended and respectfully ask a continuance of the
SIM& •
:I~lV:~~7ll:(ri9K~~s~y~A'l.VSrVstitO~~ii►~~
reduced prices
HENRY STITLICR
Tnw*mis. I►n. S. lan —tf '
F9IINDERY & MACHINE SHOP
The tmdersigned having purchased the Foundry
tad Karlin° Shop lately owned by John Carman,
are prepared to clef all kmd• of work appertaining to
their business, with promptness and dispatch.
HILL GEARING.S,
CIRCULAR• SAW MILLS',
MAN DRILLS,
And all kinds of
MILL IRONS
•
MADE TO 011DEEL
ENGINES REPAIRED,'
And all **ark warranted to give. satisfaction.
SHINGLE MACHINES
Of Um latest and mostimproved kinda manufactured
and kept constantly on hand ready for rm.
PLOUGHS;
lODPARLL; IRON AND 'WOODEN BEAMS
Of an kinclif.
CULTIVATORS, CORN PLOUGHS
AND
PLOUGH POINTS
Of all hinds, end the latest improvements kep
constantly onlasnd.
CHURN POWERS,
LARGE AND SMALL SIZE.
gTOVE CASTINGS
1 4
CELTAU GISATES,
SUM ANp SLEIGH SHOES,
lEON KETTLEt3
And au kind* of caiding,a nurdahed to
March SO. IWTO.. MEANS & socinvEix
BLOOD & CO4
,
HStill continue o manufacture their celebrated
ORSE POWERS CLEANERS,
•
d
will sell a better machine. lor less money than
rin behad,elsewhere: in the world. We claim for
four machines that they will do as much, or more,
;than any other, and are more durably built. We
'personally superintend our work and see that it is
well down. We will send -
of our machines, on application.
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
One Two Horse THRESHER & SEPERATORS
THRESHER and CLEANERS,
FANNING . MILLS,
ouccutra ratAa SAW Kass.
SAW AND GRIST kilt wo r k done to ordor.
Give u a call before purchasing elsewhere.
•va "spa' auoaavua isicaTaiv
' s a 0 0 'I Et
' Ang. 2, 1869.
WOOL CARDDIG, ,
MANUFACTURING, &C.
After a recess of four years, and'bean expenditure
in improving Kills and Water Power, we_itgain re
sume our old liminess of
MANITFACTIIRINO. WOOL CARDING. CLOTH
DRESSING. &O.
1 appreciating the hard times, we have thought
beat not to "let dowii," but to push 'Homo Induarry
is the best'mesua of restoring plenty.
For the accoionadlatlon of the nearlk extinct race
of Spinners, we shslimake Bolls. For those who
prefer, we will puke Yarn.—
_ J__
ErrocuNG vas*, morn, ktl.-
In conjunction with Local Option we propose to
aid the frugality of the country by mating a feW
thmmand yards of 'fitontOloth, that will enable a
every man to keep hie breeches on.
- Thom Who can, - should csL and we will show
them-one of the anneal and most complete
WOOLEN FACTORIES
In We United State'.
Our machinery !a now . In good order. aa atm water
power la never-failing he public may be In no feu
of disappointment, and we warrant .411 work to be
done properly.
H. B. INGHAM. •
Camptown. Pa.. May la. 1873.
NIUE, SALE.—A place of 5 acres,
with a dwelitng bongo, Bond barn. orchard. ba ,
Manion.' A splendid downs fora Verb. ado Or a
EiliOrakiesisai wfl be said oheap. Utah* of
iiei
11% IlliffeMON Sr ell
Tinnumn Imre
M. LONG.
GROCERIES AND
El
FL01314, FEED,
CQR., MAIN AND, BRIDGE STB.,
I desire to mil the attention
assortment of goods. which is
plate, and will be sold to m
=Etat rates. •
My stock ot
TEAS,
•
gave been parcbased mince the late redaction in the'
tariff on Mein, and are offered at price. to cor
,
!Mond- "
=
•
° •
Orders by man or, otharad4 will receive. carafe
awl prompt attaation.
Thinking !the pub
they Wiwi given ate,
LIM. • -
GRomR - st
MoCA'BE &
FAMILY G
We do not deers It tuxes
&feint articles we keep.
' CATAIDGIIEB,
and delivered in any put
extra charge.
Orders by mail l or oth.
attention. .
B .UtGng§ IN
- &c., j &c.,
Given io all pure!
H. T:
HAMDWA.
thocates-and
wqop au)
IMO
i •
trci: PATTOIVEI
•
ice. r
TOWAND
of. the pnbilo to my
always MI and viz
i. customers at lowest
OFFFIES,
AND')
SPLOES,
CABS 'PAID 7011
fett.2oll
PROVISION
STOR:
Melees&le end Be
PROVIS
Idr.ENCIIII% NEW BL s
NaMiEN
ALWAYS CpMPLETE.
we sell aot , bing but
FIRST CLASS GOODS:
Cash 'paid for rariners .Prailaczo
March 1, 1870
Fox kMERCUR, are tow receiv
ing a fresh, stock of Goods in their line, bought
since the let ;enemy, to Which they invite the at
tention of their friends.ire; keep the largest stock
ln town. Our goods are ash and desirable. We
- sell at lowest market prices.
Jan. 19, 1871.
- .
•
W TEAS, bought
e in price. and selling
rox BLER'CUR. •
RESH AND
.1* since the recent d
.cheap at retail.
Jan. 19. 1571. •
VOX k MER
.1.. oerieirat retail.
R are selling Gro-
Jan. 19, 1871.
Foy & AMER
and Elvish Goode
R are selling Gro
„ Jan. 19. 1871.
Fos & mejtc
eerie!' cheap.
VOX MERCUR are selling first
clue.s. floods only. ' Jan. 19, 1571.
VOX it • INEERbUR are selling
cheaper than ever. Jan. 19, 1571.
REMEMBER tl t
at we are selling
000ds at
. • RETA IL!
And that we won't be undersold.
44 . 3. 19, 1871. [ FOX I: S 1 lint. •
WCHI64I..NT FINE—CUT TOBAC
OO—very.cholee---it . .
Jan. 19, 1871 - I FOX k 'IZERC'
(11:JR CUSTOMERS can rely upon
getting the very best the musket Wanda and at
lowest prices. T. FOX.
,
Towanda. Jan. 19;71. HENRY =EMI.
HAT VOX k MR
all lands of Groceries at
?scat stock to town. Goods
E.l. BOB;
HILNRYX MERCUR.
p BERTi
CUB are retailing
wholeialoprices. The ler/
first Prices low.
Sept. 39.710.
NEW STEAM
LOURING MILL
LN SHESII
QUO.I, PA
' t o give notice that file now
The subscrib desires
IMMENERI
STEAM FLO
lion, and that he is pre
line on short notion,
le now in iucceesful ope
pared to do all work in hi
:NE ONZTHE SAME DAY
CUSTOM GRINDING D i
I:4:(mwr a m4
TEAT IT
Wheat, Buckwheat an.
Feed, Bran. &c., alwaSa
Lowest rates.
'Rye Flour, Coin Meal,
on. hand ,and for sale at
PAItTTQDLAA NOTIC}
west aide of the river deah
will have their ferryage pi
bring grime 31 ton bushel
ap1.4•71
..Persons livings on the
firing to patrordze my
itd both ways, when they
s and upwards.
Y. S AYERS.
COPNRTNERS
sigeed town formed'
PUrP.P4B of conducting a
TP.—The under
copartnership for the
1 , 4+ BIiSINESS„
paid for alr ktrids pf
GENERAL
Tho highest market pt.'
riburt, FEED 11.1
MEAL FOE SALE
of the Borough without
!nyiso, will receive pfompt
L. J. CIII,VEkt.
N.:C. FOSTER,
JAS FOSTER.
14, 1873.4. r.
Sugar Citek May
STOVES!
EOM
ARE,
HAR
ARE,
IRON .A 24,
NAILS,
C i 4IIPOTTE I
;S' TOOLS,
,asers for Jeasb, at
U NE'S
E STORE,
A, Pal'
TOW j
1 1%.
D a a 0. PORT= .•
At:sa
OLD OAI3III DR sq.
wylsioNs,
Irl kein
00Viiier Main and Zi, i Towanda. Pit,
ElrretreCOllttl added ly stock. still and
mitophrte ogeortmemt, tomtit' attentive Th.
Ash. embracing many articled lln tbs Arts for
mechankfil ales. csrefully with ffl
to the preigeols&a wants ef the •pc, which (dB be
kept constantly suppled with purchase& and
glared on the most reasonablll at Wholesale or
Retail, °Omitting of
Maros, 11ancors,
mans, nti, V •
ALCOHOL AND TU
SASH PAINT, TABIRM.
And an
I kinds og II rips,,
KEROSEIVE OR OLL OIL,
Burning Elul
LAMM 4311ADE8. WIC , iii.s ,
Sperm. Lard, Whale, Ike Foot, 1
TANNER'S Ap mil :ii On,
Fancy and Toile, Articles; ail . sir variety,
BPONECD3, 8111181/EB. l AA'
COMM
l
Pomades, Bair Dyes, L eritugery,
POCKET BOOKS, P RPMONAI
1 1
Pocket• Haile., Ilazorle,
morn, SKIN AND mar Ammons,
kunn wrnEs AND LI rolls,
i
Po l e Modicum use,
„
TOBACCO, SNUFF, rip A i . D CIGAR
1 I
Garden, Field and Flower . Trusses. Sio
porters, Etcurpeneories, Eili der , Braces. Brea,
Pumps. Teething Rings, Nursing Bottles,
Nipples, Nipple] &tells and hichis,l4yringes.
Bed Pans. ilelf-liealing Ft Jess, Ther
mometers, Flavoring Utecta. Stone
Jugs, Mass Ware, Bottles, rals, Corks, Bath
Brick. and 13tcrre , Flab ackb9. Am
filackinaz4
munition, Ac., Botanic. Ec o d aomTepail
to Medi , css, and all pop Patent
MEDICINES.
I 1
An articles warranted as ntpd. Person
II distance can receive their or aby stage or g
vouch will receive prompt and caraftil attention,
Medical advice given gratult7at the --‘'
charging only for medicine,
,gam-Thankful for past 11 pa
1
peettully announce to their laic da an
no pains shall be spared to fy, of
Urination of their confidence d pan
Sr ()Pen Sundays for P Ptiox
am , and 12 na to 1, and sto p.m .
12. 44. POl3
April 1, 1872.—yr .
=I
MS
PA.
lberal patronage
ntinnanee of the
PRODUCE.
LONG.
THE MIL - .) POW
''
. 11011E0P f .A.TIIIC .
a 1 -
Have proved, frotirthe most ample! experienci
entire success. Simple,"prompt, efficient and r
hie. They are the only mediClne peOhctly i4i4.
to popular Use—so simple th t mistakes cannot
made in using them; ao.h less as to be free ft
danger; and so efficint as be always relic'
They have the highest comm ndatio from all,,
will always render satisfsciio ..
mos. ' . cries. II
DIVARDS,
Doslen In
. ,- --
1. Fevers , Congestion,' Infix
2. Worms, Worm Fever, Wt
3. Crying-Colic. or Teething
4. Diarrhoea, of Children o
1 1
5. Dysentery, Griping,,Billo
6. Cholera Morbms, Vomit!
, g,
7. Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis,
B..Nsuraigia, Toithsche, Fareache,
9. Headaches. Sick headache, Yeri
j le
10. 4 Di speps.a, Bilious atom 11,
11. Suppressed,or Painfnl'P riods,
12. Whites , too Profuse Perl
)3. Croup. Cough -Diflicultt, reathin
14. Salt Rheum, Er) sipolasiV . .*.rtMti6
15. Rheumati-ini. atte..mati Painsl
16. Fever and Ague, Chill Fei s cr,Agi
17. Piles, blind or bleediee. I
18. Ophthalmy. and Sore or 4 eak E
19. Catarrh. acute or chrimi , Influ,
20. Whooping COngh, violent cougl
21. Asthma. oppressed breathing,
22. E.r Discharges, hopailri.d heart g,
23. Scrofula, enlarged glands, Swel inns,
24. General Debility, Pliiiili al Wea uses,
25. Dropsy and scanty Srcrtions, --:
I ,
26. Sea Sickness, sickness hum um rid ng
27. Kidney Disease, Gravel,
28. Nervous Debility, Sernii al Wei
InvoLunta4 discLuirge ,
29. Sore Mouth. Canker,!
80, Urinary Weakness,
31. PainfulPeriOds, with SI
82. Sufferings at chamie l of
33. Epilepsy, Spasams, St. I
34. Diptheria, ulcerated mot
I 35. Chronic Congestions au
Vials, 10 cents, (except I
, - ' FAkflbY• .
Case (Morocco) with above,
_ _ .
OOERIES
•
I 0 NS,
, TOW/NDA, PA.
JAMES WCABE,
WM. EDWAIWS.
nal of Directions. .
Case (Morocco) of 2) large ci
Singh-Boxes sod Vi-Os a '
10,-- These - remedies ..4e
box to any part of the can
receipt of pri.7c.; Address
GLARE In.
May .2S, 1873.1
“A \V L
are sRlling New
Jan. 19, 1871.
I.lega to itiforOi
who clefiiro to avail thpn
to Enpply thernEelres pith
i
THE BEST W
ES
..illat 11 , .. has just opett.. , n't t •
MEN S' A.N D 130
r.:: SIENIBER
and IVARILkNT
Oct. 1,i.!1573
Nf.w
Has removed t
W. T. Davies,
Ana tx now
vicinity with cc(
LCUTTiNG DUNI. AND
PERFEC
My stocli of Clothe g
beat in the market, sad
igablatiction.
Stc,,
Towanda, Jan
GO TO
TEM
p FOR
Tcnn:ol4
EM
JIVMPIIIIE
11231
AmatioU,
rm Cie,
r of In! nts,
r Adult
)cat CoU
'O.
E=l:2l
l ain D
I
thro I
Erupt
q. 32.
ASEA.
135 lar
la az
above.
ent by
try, f
'roar
I
Ri
W/O,
EN2
aLLIt..3
1
EKE
I.
BEI
MiIiBIEM
Ever diFplayea iu tli!
that :ray . 6c,,alF,
ED WELL'
One 0,3.1
cr Soura
MI
Ell
I:HMENT
MO
EMI
11
JOHN
Onn
the btd
si.,
I Sic 31
OPPO
MO
narcA to
,i
,or-31.:kiN
nista
the
the 'people
ino of
ESII
IN
IZT
®~
MEE
ME
' • ON I
T
ESE
ME
ARAN
M,
Cl]
eeleeted !rpm the
11 11
couple:it: giTO
_ • ', •
' . L.' i
MC ON.
i
been
feel
CIE
ES3
MI
EEM
MB
SON,.
1
TORE,
Haying sate
.land, have
elected • •
:El
ACIDS,
ISM
I
WASH,
BOTANI I
o : l, ' , ANDOite
I
A.8AT10153,,
NAO - r
E. 77 1{2,11,08;17
SUE 11. .
V I VINF: O I3 AND
I -
•
ror Medicinal £l2rioo&
• I
TOP4CCPASTOT.r . 4N]
All the'
- -
I
POPITL4R P*TE'NT "41
,
knd a Fp ! no Aesortcs e
TOMgT AN FANG!,
II
La
Mori —au thy . , e 1 and aft.on
Compounding of PTeiscriptionn.
from 9 o'clot r a m.,to p ; z t r i i i t i ff i r
tAi r aiy ill o r tl E t weeras heretofore,
,
• 1 • ,"
Towanda, May 711872.
DYE
" • Irduld tea
. the ptiblie,tbet
d merit thern
°nage.
froth 9 t 4 10
FI f.i 141A1 r 14
, ' TIO
:
, I ; I or i , TOWANDA,
'CAP4 l e, •••i• • • • ' • '
SI7I3PL . FUND ' i
; Hank
UNUSUAL
t
This ; offers UP ;
trio:od:Ion of a • r
1,.,
GENEI4L BANSINg
. 1 1
INTEREST AID ON DEPOSITS
AGREEMENT.
I H ;
&Tour. Cann GITVI TO TEL COU
ASTDI OOTSZB.II ,
•I
Partles'wishbag to atoxxi_ to any part of the
United Stiztel,l Eng treland, 13potland, or the prin.
;1;41 cities an town of Europe,' can hers procnis
drafts for that pupa*
' ' 1 r I . .1
i
t i .
ti ilP.,4sS.iGji TICXZT3 1
, r l'
To or from itold wintry, by beat steamer or sad.
fira line.
.alw son liiii4
; .
pril -I I •
- I Feandass B 17GELT OTJOI AT IIiOVOZD PATTIL
I 1 1 ' 'i • ',. 1 .
Efig est" •
paidfir MS Bonds, Gold and alai. 1
1' ;
___l j• ' ,
JOS. P0.T..1 , Presiilent. N. N. BETTS J 1;;,
December 1.41869. • I • Cashier. ;; •
4 SON
ME
rose j (sJ:I
!, an
Ha
ted
~t
om
,and
kw.
:Ems;
;s,
=0
ENM
EVE
1 00
1 00
Inze,
t.d 113,)
OM
MEE
Man
-10 00
6 00
aiEl nn,
Book,
Dffice
he caso 0
a of char
1 single
ge, on
Dru
Towanda,
ow4rd
To
, i aorxriw , ..i - 1 1.
,' `, j rr.INZ.IPAL • ,---.
$O. I No. L No' :1 .No.
.19.1 9. 1 7.i —8 TATI ON 8. • 30.
r , , . ,
_7 - 1 — — l -- t - ' !----; -----
II 31.11. 3.1 I.' AM ' I ' PSI
j..,L :11.411 i ''
....,
2 45112 . 00 830 1 ! rimira 12 30'
3 201 1 2q; 9051' fWase:iy..... 11 45 1
3 28F 1 29! 9 IA t 1135 35
3 ; 95 1 3 351 1 9.15 '..... ;Athens, .L.. i 1129
4'20 ; 2 03110 00 L-.....1T0wanda'..... t lO 50
5!15f .1110 ; :....Wyaloalug'.... 945
1
5 35i ,:t 05:111;4 ' Laceyville.... 923
6 ' 02 ; • H ill 10:'...
Xeshoppea... 905
610' 1 11 45' , Ilehoopany...' 858
*•
*
645 1 1 '3 3.5 1 12 801L.:TpLnkbamaock.. i 830
8001 4 42 1 130 ' L ..L
....Pittston 1 7 20
8 23; SOO 200 . . —Wilkes Bario.. 700
.1... ' 7 301 433 . '...3lancb Munk..
p .t4 l 8 311' si& ' 'Allentrmrf....; alf !
I , 8 4:51 , 6 B.s:::...BettLlehepa ..: ; '
I. ' 9 15. 615 ! 1 ....I..Fazt,ma:.... 1
i
11030 Bpi L
.-....1hi11de/Phia... , . 1
. ..
I
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II
I
Pm 9AS L.... New '1 4 0r1...
• • A it .A .11
1 l' , - 1 r
No. 3', , leayea Twill/m.la at 7 10 a. m.; Atht.na 7.59 .
a. m.; Sayre., 7 57, it. m.;; Wavinly, S 05 1 a. ti.. ap.
rising at Elpairiaat• ;9 00 AL. IL - /, ' : i .
1 Nb. 31 leaves .Elzaira at 510 p. m.; Waverly. at
ql5 p. #l.; Sayre. 624 p. m. 9 then, ab l e 3O r. pl i ,
larrirlogl at Towanda .at 710 P. . • .:
I 1 . I ' 1 . I ' ' ' 11. A. PACKET',
IJ A /
1 L . j , Supertutx-naeut i '_,
T ' ' 'x. ABtiE OE, THE STLII..
' 1 vAS.I Ac t EMT. IRAILBOAD.—Taking etest ! a
Mondayl r 'Noy. 11, 1872: ~ •
, -
S r pUTHWASD II I I [STATIONS, I 'l_ NOEVIIIR*II
LOTIII
ni.k:tnueri„
of an bpi:,
IMME
IBE
CLOTH
IEIE2I
oak for
t stock of Go
BE
S' IV
EMIR
ali FIRST
EMI
Mcnctra'd
A. at.
8:06 I ...TOWANDA '
8:10 It BA:UCLAY JUNCTION
8:30 II ...510N11013'
9:10 I I VTILCOXEI,.
9:30 i
9:50 ' 51ILLERig
10:26 1 I DUBHORE
11:10 .. .1 1 r
BERNICSI
JULIUS WOLF
T AI L-0
MU
1 I 1 , icor
po4 SALE.— ' _,l 747 - 1, 1
I , I
. f , El I r. fa Drlllaß L * 3 1 )WELLINGS. t
C•ENTUALLY LOCATED,
, 1
11
l i ON EASY TERMS.
I 1 '; • ' ' , I I
Tenthly Payments talcs • sportlott of the t;r
-hdieel3'37474: 1 - ! -'- ' li. J. Norii.E kC.
T.H.Et.F,' CHEERS . ,
I
rl, i I VOR 411 '
t i 1 ',j i 1
R,
D , WHITE ,t; BLIJE
i
•I .T11.51..P TRAMP, TRAMP 11,
The Bdvs are , Marching, and 1 1 13
urlsl Arid Mn L and W,omen, - ,jltiot P ll
shingl for their. Groceries to I the'i
I • ! 1 I
RED, WHITE & BLUE STOE.
GROCERIESI ; I I I ;I '
STORE.
:I
St, PROVISIONS;
I - I ' 1 I
NoT sot] ctiesper thatithe cheapest. Eve:10..1:1 s
he line of procerfea & Pros - islons,
1 li , HI
FLOViI, FEEDI, i!
1 i If I I
I d
..„
1 e 4 C,Fe I T /
get
AH
I=
'5 13f,OCIS,
of thin
S.
.
1912/
; AND; 1
ik.,3tl) . _T ' F - iltk)C El
i t t,,tillet Red, Willie & Illjo Store.
pi:u Or go„ de; a little`taioney.
! • ,E 1 1 .
l IIE -lIIGIIEST PRICE DA D IN CA 4 Ei l' , ) 3 ;1
Fol 4 NVR Yi .E 1 R 0 D ',IT C ',,,
~. 1 1 ,
BadOChito •.t. Byte Elto'rol of •
BR4IIII4LL &i
• 141G4T; -
I I BRIDGE svucr. TOWAND .;
usatulaJ,,74
,; 1 • i . . I
.;
RIZ MAD
OTICE, and
EC!
en
Rehr
• lei;ter,
zuithip
z lire •.
.o
.oing
e wilt
tip
SIIIOX
CLOTIII: 4 ,Z ,
I DAT
ar l 4 Xhift
& GoRDON,
in„irorB ituka,
- ,
TOW:DA,.
4LESA. AND,; itIET
Ru, G , Lfg
•0 01 7 that
e4venedi with a Is
,icazudatpg of {
II
. I I • •
ttitCTS, ELEUR.9. I *
'•
*LH, PoWDEBJ3.
cTuzi nc j.
wr*
•
ME
ii=al
, And all
. I
IPATHIC PI:
E OILS
ALCOHO
LIQUOR!
CIGAR
' EGOOD
tion given to ill
Open
.BrindaYe
6 p.m. to 7 p.m.
'the store on Bas
B. TCRRLB. ;
sa. cKtuDos.l
L BAN
$125,000.
40,000.
I V'
Busily Es.
Aocoar•ra To
'OBLF
CO.,
,
I
ESTITE
AND i
1
r"
GEINTS,'
FOll
ON EASY TEBILS
DWELLINGS,
ginge . nieut to inisilies,
.1 .
portibn of 4 . - . 6wn
1
with 1
& VINCENT.
I
I
I s.• 27, j872._
1 ! . 1 • —.—
.NLY. CANA_L I& R.R. CO.
,e 1
eitstcr ;OF PASSpIGE.II TRAINS,
e 4re,ct. sfoaday, Ikenaber B.IM.
=MI
R 4 F. r • I DMA'S.
(11nr1 Psagenf ,rACeZt"
G,I. RESA.AVING; ! &c. ! '
, 1 I .• I - '
. I,Anisia, SAWED TO OLD L ER.
/it/ • , 1 1 i
E PINE • PITCII P4 l
liiid.RD L TIPLEOII* , SID 114 1: ' '•. 1
n Wirt ety of Eemlcich cards fo sari., 'I 1
onow in operation is est, hew, tit-0
other, machinery combining all we
p ~ cements, and of sbe most superb ¶(
Running by s tairor4siling wtar•powsr•
lotto do Work as moon lis it is pivass
pty, and bestow all tbb care necessary for
4 effeetty. I Boil in the work and ordons:
tl fy- every man as to prices' and nor''.
. I . • 1 1 , ' I
ll' 'E-
EntliA ii• I
1 , 1
I 1
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2. 4.
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62:,55
55A 703
542 631
530, 653
505 '615
6 16 --
405 414
460
I 20'
x.;925;3GF
287 r
2 20
11 45 1:0
1047 1224
10 39 12 16
10 05 , 11 40
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