II
4
Spitultural. 1
II
Fly' anus.
up in thmearly morldngr.
Just at the peep of day.
Straining the milk id the dais; - ,
Tarn*, thebowiaisi—
. Sweeping the floor tdthe kitchen,
1 'Making the beds up stairs,
• WAhhigifie breakfasfaisher,
Dustinglthe parierchairs.
Itrushinglthe crumbs fron the panil7.
_ • Hunting the eggs at the l barn.
Roasting the m eat - for
s dinner,
Spining the atacku3g yard.
Spreading the,snow whiterlinen
Down on the bushes below,
llaLsaoking every meadow
•f Where the red strawberries grow.
.iitaxehing their cotton for • Bunday.
*rig the•anowy cream,
I liaising the pails and strainer •• •
• Down in the running stream. •
Fceding the geese and poultry,
Making the puddings and pier.
Jadding the little one's cradle,
Drivligivily the flies.
Grace, in everz motion,
in eiery tone,
Beauty of form and feature " .
Thousandsmight covert to own—
Cheeks that rivaLroses,
Teeth the whitest ofperali ; •
pro Of these: coantry,maidens is worth
A score of your giddy girls.
The 'Object in. Applying Manure.
•
, This is,a question too little dis
. cussed and teo' frequently ignored
by the every day farmer.. Too many
work in. a some what aimless manner
in the application of fertilizers. If a
Ldefinite object is had in yiew,there
seems to be an indefinite idea how
that object is to be attained with a
considerable: class, and thus they
work less understandingly, and of
tentimes
_to, a considerable lois - in
several ways. One man has in view
• the permanent improvement of the
- prodnctivenes.s.of bis soil, while at
•
.the same time he is desirous ,of_ im
mediate returns froin the present
Crop.. • Another has in view.the grow
ing of the largest possible crop, leav
leg the p_c maned improvement of the
'Soil awe secondary consideration; and
ss bn to the end Of the chapter. The
„varieties of soil—Sandy loam, light
sand, Clayey loam, or clay, stony,
`o gravelly loam--are differently con
,stituted, and each is better adapted
to some special crop than the other;
some •of them are what .wei term
-' "light" soils, .while otheri are
"medium" or_ "heavy." No the
cultivator izA each of these varying
soils Wishe4 to attain a specific 'object
in its •ctflture, and to that end he
- 'applies fertilizerk and grows a crop
. 'which be finds, from experience, that
his -soil is adapted to. Scarcely, Any
one at all experienced would think
I :that the saute object would be at
tained by ,pplying manure `in the
same state, 'in the same manner, to,
each and all of these . varying soils.
Local experience And a knowledge of
local farming and circumstances al
ways best determines the matter of
application of : manure, and in the
discussion, of the subject all these
Matters should, be considered; but
my, questions, remain:_ What •is the
object in applying manure? Should
we let any other object take preced
ence of the present crop? Ono crop
is certainly all,' we are assured 'of.
. 'lf we applY manure to plowed and
hoed ground, it cannot be done with-
out in some way permanently improv
ing the same, for the aeration causes
the manor and soil to act chemically,
'proclencinr , the improvement.
W. H. WHITE.
Roots as.Matture
rt'-has been found that the
w roots Of,
a good croof red clover ' left in an
t• acre of land-after the removal of the
crop weigh ,5,580 pounds, or from
three to three and a half tons. The
same examination gave the weight of
'an acre of rye roots at 3,400 pounds.
( . A similar experiment' gave the
weight of the roots of alfalfa from! an
- acre at over five tons) All of this
matter is, of comae, valuable foil ithe
use of such crops as may be grown
during or after its decomposition.
-The Nell-known superiority of clover
Maiming crop, however,, is not
.(.lue alone ,to the great amount .of
organic matter - , -taken 'mainly from
the atmosphere, which the roots sup 7
ply, but also to the position in which
this,matter is 'deposited. •
The roots reach deeply into the
viliand on their decomposition they
serte • to, draw moisture from the
lower soil,.and by the' decomposition
of fertiliiing matter to a_considerable
depth, they induce the descent of the
roots and crops to a point where they
are much more sure of a supply of
moisture during the dry seasons than
they could ,be 'if T near the surface}
The'i again these keeply penetrating,
roots traverse: parts of :the subsoil
• - not,
' heretofore open to vegetation,
and. in their:, decompoSition they
pfoduce • a chemicaleffect on the
inorg,anle.substances Ilhat lie along
their coerces, and help , to render.
them, • too, serviceable for future
'crops.— 'American Agriculturalist.
ME Rural New Yorker; speaking of
the way . to' have _ apples every year,
says - 111
' Another mode recommended
(which we have not tiled, but which
said to work effectively,) is to
take the dons ifrem a tree in 1874
and graft oni a good thrifty tree
-and do the same in 1875; thus fruit
zcill be-got on each in alternate year's.
It is: llscL-aiserted that if you cut off
from'the thriftY tree the groWth of
' 187:3 in the last of June,letiving three
nr four buds that would come main
1571 you will force- out' the next
year's buds and gain one year. Again
if all the blossoms are removed from
one-half of the orchard in" the bear
ing yaar, the next year ..-the half of
the orchard from which the blossoms
have - been removed Will bear. This
is true. 'We have had experience in
this pia,tteri, - But it is better; we
think, Lto •thin out the fruit from
trees; after it sets, every year and
thus get an income from each tree
annually. This matter of thinning
fruit is not sufllciently attended-.to.
. With the present devices ter Pruning
and clipping, it will require ooinpara-.
"lively little time for the orchardist
to go through his trees and thin out
his blossoms Or = young fruit, thus
preventing the trees from overbear-
ing one, year and ftqm resting the
9ext: Besides the superior quality
and size of the fruit thus obtained
u ill pay, for the Libor by increasing
Nits market value."
POTATO PIIDDWL—One pound of
- =Shedwitatoeklthreaquarters of a
---pdand of butter,' three quarters of
,po'and of sugar, foni- eggs, one gill of
oreapa, • Woisk the potatoes and
butter ,welt together. Beat the
sugar Aid eggs to froth. Mix
them well and bake in a quick oven.
- A LUIZ ;properly seasoned with
oft Ins _
s=rm
Mil
REAL DIMIOND RINGS
Ats 3 : . us: • ;
WATCTIES SIO TO $3OO
EMI
AN ENDLESS YAM= OF SIL- .
VER-WARE -
kiLlailiefire i s) sj s,01:1
If you are lookirig fora beautiful
Christmas present, examine the stock
. • At CHAMSFICLIN'S.
THE LARGEST AND BEST AS
SORTMENT OF - •
JEWELRY, •
•
WATCHES,
1 - - CLOCKS.
SOLID AND PLATED GOODS
TOWANDA, ARE NOW OFFBED
FIRE! FIRE!! FIRE!!!
ON ACCOUNT OF A FIRE
WHICH- CLOSED UP A LARGE
STOVE FOUNDRY, WE HAVE
PURCHASED STOVES_ WHICH
75,
WE OFFER 'FOR TWO-THIRDS
THE USUAL PRICE.' cALL
•
` , EARLY TO GET THE IBAR-
GAINS
HOWARD k RIDGWAX
Wyalnsing, Jan. 2s, 1874
SIISQI7HANNk
The second w h iter term of this institution will
commence MONDAY, JANUARY 26,1874.
No pains will be spared to maintain the high
standing of the institution. and by carefully lookhig
to the interests of each - individual student, to make
its work:even more efficient. Each teacher will have
his specislity, and tms every facility to make the
topics interesting, and to secure the largest possible
results in his department.
Classes will be organized in several new studies
in Science and Language. Also the 'classes in En.
&bib will be remodeled so u t‘i meet the wants of
new students' desiring to pursue these branches.
To saveeipenae,text , bodkB,the same as in the
county will be used in the, English branches, with
the exception of Geography.
To make the sojourn of • non-resident - students
more pleasant, the Principal will use hid house—
situated but a few rods from the Instittite building
;-.for boarding purposes, .wheis rooms furnished
throughout and provided With clothes 'closets and
other conveniences will be furnished for the young
Ladies. '
The best rooms in the Institute will be furnished
and assigned to the young men; all will .board at
the house of the Principal. There will be a cseefill
supervision on the put of the Principal and teachers
of the meaner in which students employ their time.
Price for, furnished room and board, including
fuel, lights, and washing not to exceed six - feces.
$4 00 per week. Students will tarnish their own
toilet and beheld accountable for the ' furniture In
their won*
Those desiring to prepare thenaselstillor the work
teschqut during the following Summer, should
apply to the,Principa at once.
Tuition from Four to Ten Dollars, per term, ac
cording to studies pursued.
For further particulars or' circulars. address the
Principal, E. E. QUINLAN. Towanda Pa.
ItILLEB FOX,
Frail Bove Trustees. .
ian.l3.
N EW FURNITURE STORE.
, • •
JOSEPH HIN,ES . '
Ras now °cent& a new Furniture Store on
BRIDGE STREET, TOWADA,
• Where he will keep on hand
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE,
I
_ .
Which will be !old -
' • •
AT PRICES THAT CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE
AU who may far& him with their patrenafiei
Whatever may be wanted in the Furniture line.
CALL ON HINES
and =amino gocSs and prices befog purchasing
elsewhere. , _ Key 21. -1 878.
Boog-BINDRY. :s:
is respectfully informed that tb
had been removed to the nftepo
third etor7 t , where will befdone
I
0 g-131 N D I NIG!1
In all its visions branches, on•klrma as reasonable
as "the times" will allow. The Bindery Will be un
der the charge of
do ezptutenced Binder, and all work mill be Pr=
done !muftis and manner Bich cannel be ex
Music, Magazines. ewrpapers, Old Pools.
txnzuctin every variety of ,style. Particular Wen
' lion will be paid to tzte Ruling and Binding of
To any desired pattern, which in quality and dura
bility will be warrant&
All wort srill be ready for delivery when promised,
The patronage of the public is solicited, and,per
feet satisfaction guarranteed.
Towanda, August 9:1866.—tt
How IS THIS YOR Loy? !
•
We offer DRESSED LUMBER at
the following rates:
Hemlock Flooring. (choice) 616 per X.
White Pine ...... 26
Fitch ee ee ea 28 o
Hiding 215 to 25
Pickets from $2 to $4 per hundred.
PLANING, MATCH:EKG, 11141kinlie, kc.,
Done at a m=ent's notibe and by Um bent machin
ery nor made. Wit hint on hand . -
149:ilitef $:1 4
•
raw/ maw Am) . nrn MYNA=
MET OP1.171101:11
And ire ronetantly ilaneactaring.
• sap Nitta, vibe rut reach Us are foolieh to go
seer the railroad for Lumber. as under entehumn•
dames Ire cut BILL IT ulinApra—at Mad the
eat of bensportMton from hereto the reitroeds—
my $2 to $5 per theumad,
June 26. '73.
L'IECUTOWS NOTlCE—Notice
Is busby Oren that all parsons Indebted, to
the, estate of ftzley Johnson, late of Windham,
donned, are requested to make Immediate pap
meet, and all pumas Using claims satelnn said
setae mast present Ulm dulsrbsouteeted
lifliftTUTV "IM
lascellsuumui. • • ;
At OICAMBEEtthi'S.
EVEP EXHIBITED IN
W. A. CHAMCERLIN'S
EMI
COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE
!PUBLIC
Book• Bindery
e,r" Building,
H. C. WHITAKER.
DL.L.VE BOOKS,
We hrrets Use 11M1 Pond
H. B. 11108 AX
Oemptovp
E 3
posT & SONS
WoWd Melte the Mho to all
NEW -STYLES OF
OF TILE/11IIIrf
They have now on
LLEGZST "Or/ BPJ3T
EVER Lei TOW
Which wIU be sold it Wholesle
We are absofil.
UNDEBT
We also keep In More and
SASH
BLINDS,
DOORS,
Oct 1873.
rWANDA
MARBLE
GEO. MoCAB
Hsu Just reesitisd
AMERICA
MARB
I;aM=
They keep on head or
MONUM
1
TOMB ISTONES,
AT THE W
Permits la vont of • ;
goettally Invited to coil sod
=Tama Ma 1,1171.
A NEW HAND.
aiii.
Ilse, purchased the Thisid
& C.Air., and vUI keep a • •
WILKES-BLURB
Always on MM. at
Towanda. Nov 41871.
A YEBS CATH
701 ALL 113131 Matiin. •• ,• WAICIZT MU; •
curing. Costiveness...lr -- . • D7llperils. bdi
reties. Irowaterry. Foul - . 7 . and Breath. itry
01 1 elik lisadathey - liks. • ',.. •• • • - is
sad gala Diseases. .• .• - - neer thanplatat.
Drafts,. Tettas. Turners - . peps= Worms.
Gout. Measles. se a... • 1 0 01. and Past 'tag U.
pood.are them* - . .. - . p , uirdlveyst painted.
i
Thar affects abundantly bow tomb they ancS
Pal/ cothlifUls. They are sad pleseest to hi*
teat powerful tu ewe. lenge out the kW Ita•
more tithe blood :. they plate the shwa de
dlseedeted cepa Into ; mud th e 7 *PM bad&
and Wee to the Whose * Thrf care not ally
the erg dip r oozoplahlts cl way body, but fermi&
able dansgmaus Mau. 1 . Yost shard *pd.
I Z I
dans. most ardneul sad our but elti.
sus. send eettlacales at ' Plidorbud and
_et
rest banana they lan red hots these ire
ney aril the whet an d Wale for children. be'
saws mad as well, as : !Wag sugar anted.
they sea any to take; and pars'? Tellehgai
they are Whets banalsin
Ilan
02, 1. 0. MR h 44;1.
Preenerl said I
Wrillift"
==
NleinlE
!MI
O! GOOD.
to do
G `t,
of the m4t
==l
1,. cto order
MO
INGS,
IE
ORINGS, ate;
- ; I
FROST & 8010
IM
QTR 11€
SON
~;(
asiortment of
ITALIAN
1M
;75F;W
to ardor
N TS,
&e.,
Of every
T TIMMS.
2=2
0
:ABE & SON.
T
TtELLOWEL,
ZMI
I and boat Yard of L.
nob et
AN COAL
LOVES r PRICE&
TIC PILLS,
LCilinaa 4 KAI*.
Vistebarials.
Villas to lbaktie.
lalmelhomm ,
WAGONS! INACIONB 1 1-
,
1 : • r
, 1
NtAGONS
I have on lands large wmarhn
Uff M r t
WAGONS
wmca I WILL
SELL. CHEAPER
1.1 any other establishinent
AM
MI
countr7.
WAGONS AND OABBIAG
;Of: every . description wanufac,
to `order on short notice.
JAMES BRYANT.
Tennada. March 16,1873.
IIM iii
ATITTIMN. 1873
. ;
NEW GOODS'
OPENING
-AT
I=
MONTANYES NEW ST
September 10,.117 3 .
•
WE iNSURiALL
14: 1 M ;115i:44
• ABA= LO 1111 DIILAIII
FIRE AND LIGHT
We reprised ore Miry 111:1111ces *pier.
Old anon and easksteis
LIFE IMULkN(t-t-''
IN TEN OLDIAT £3D traciser rims
Paz 00NPANIES it e
MUTED STATES
, • - - I
ACCIDENT INSIIROCE
ham am day tam yam •
NOBLE k VIN
FM. 19. INTE.
kIIPERIOR AGRICTIV
NAOtNAIIT. for Nile by
R. M..WELLEfI,
TOWANDA.
Ones No. Itarete's Block north #se 01 1
Norm square.
IFEOLIWAti AND RETAIL DEA=
atANDNAOTIINN/111 AO.=
Itostai
_Necidasa. Sorsa Pours lad Tloatalters,
Moot Boom Plaster dowers. Grata lade Itay
Tiddres. tterredbat and abet Pkgs. I 0 - tauter;
Tom Man Nom. Carter NalteraaadVentair
mss mom. WA aartrzas. mar taw=
=a "ma toms at as am% oats
attatarts auto oarowart. ea.. ea I
sad dasertptlire Ottutratad tatatild dw
el i a l tVlstret ardled to mociata.
n aft bat a cur m oats te tar
madden elandore
1 I Istsure abort to Teimade. eall aid Ise me.
*weft - It. [IMMO
HIGHEST MARK PR! 6
IN CLBH, PAID, FOB I
GRAIN, Bums • AND EOGS
- . SY • •
GEORGE - Prel/TR,,
WT111011:0111, P,C •
luiverthenunta
ROSENNELIYO
CLOTHING, HHPOI4I7III
. L'
IMAM 221110 11ZA1111017511.
Th. mid growth ot Tamils mane expos.
doa at ballade. ad the uallerolpea. the
a 1 the owally la the
READY ?JAYE CLOTHING LINE
_ ! • - , .
Ilao Opened a new atom In Beidlootaa's . Block
(prod tormitiy oconled tp , U. Jamb%) end ill *ow Pl.l?
to car to Ids old cadmium and th e puma
\
paw.. better stock at ' •
.
MENS`•AND BOYS' CLOTHING
EZSMIM;2Mg
Ke stock ham all bees parelreed from the atanu.
lecturers Ude sesecet, so hue I have so okt stock to
get rtd of, bought at high prices. 1 have e hill Ms
GENTS' (FURNISHING GOODS-
of tie deed quilt, sad latest styles. which I am'
Offal:tag at law doves.
REMEMBER I
I hays )
no acinoction with ths old stand. and when
you want garbing 111 tho elotldng lino. fat yourself
b. 07.. 41 7‘ 11 on on Beddltosoutl Block.
Tintazads. March 48,1874.
=
PRESENTS FOR •ALL
AT THIS
111
; • NEW JEWELRY SR011E!
W. A. ROCKWELL
IsconstantlY i rewiring, in addition Ato his large
stot:k of Jewelry.
rzxs,,
BANDS,
1 RINGS
I
STUDS,
AMU/JOAN iind BWIBB
eil:=o AND SILVER WATCHES,
;
ELVEN PLATED'- 'WARE Cir ALL VABIXTIES
t .
GOLD, SILVER An) STEEL SPECTACLES,
SUPER 'AND PLATED
01 all descriptions at the limit prices
*ATOM CLOCK and JEWELRY repairing done
121 the beat manner, and warranted.
Thinks for a liberal patronage and tl6pe to merit
a continnance of the same.
Tcrwania, Nov. 10, 73
WE CLAIM FOR
LAZiRUS & MORRIS'
IMII
i PERFECTED SPECTACLES
EMI
Ths andennentioned advantages over thew+ in oral
sisey nee, the proof of which :nay be seen In the
estraardinary asks, and constanUy „increasing de.,
mind for theta:
Ist. That from the peculiar constenctlcin of the
=pant theya w andpreserve the sight, render.'
es runsecessary. '
2d. That they confer a brilliancy and distinctnese
of vision, with an amount of ewe and comfort not
hitherto enjoyed by spectacle wearers.'
I dd. That the =Aerial from which the Lenses are
ground, is inanallsotored specially for Optic purpos
es, sod is pure. bud, and brilliant, and not liable
to became scratchaL
4th. That the frame in which they are set, wheth•
nin Gold. Sliver. or Steel. are of the finest quality
end finials am guaranteed perfect In every respect.
For sale only by our authorised meat in this local•
ity• We never supply or employ peddlers.
WM. A. CHAMBERISEM,
f N0v,.20,1872.
A. BLACK
DS 0
CROCKERY OF VARIOUS PAT-
ING
"Alndu low u the lowest.
OLASSWAB.K I
TABLE CUTLERY,
SILVER PLATED WARE,
i2l
; I would a; to the public that on any goods kept
I In stock I . vlll not as ands:sold
Towanda, Teb.l9, 1874.
BAKERY AND DINING ROOK
BMW, PIES, 4342E,CBAKTICERS,
BAYED DAIL T.
5 In oarDINING 1100Whie will exmanawkis the
441210 with Mbar a lump at . *lmo* meal at stall
Memo of Ow dwr and micams.
ONOTEtUI AND ICE CREAN ON NAND DEMING
TENNI MOON.
also a finessoortatent of drocertecOon tecltoa
Fruits. Nuts. kc.
maylY ix W. 800TT - 81 00.
Fo4o=m vir.tie,44
yl ~
(lbnibut axgobti b 7 L amis.)
EX3
TIRE GOLD SETS.
CHARMS.
NECKLACES,
ICINGS AND CIUIMS.
OLOOKS
W. A.'IIOOIEWELI/4Z.
OFIZBEATED
&ND EYE GLASSES.
Sole Agent, i
OFFERS
k j L • : • A a
WOOD WARE.
S. WARE,
/
BIRD CAGES,.
t> BASKETS,
GLASS SHADES.
Mat tilock_aolth okWardHous.
Aal sold' at Wholasali and Matt.
S . - .WOODPOBD,
- A2' TIM
NEW YORK Boar. AND - SHOE
STORE,
No. •
ATNON GOOMMISUMNIDNNII
Is receiving One of the largest and
best stock of BOOTS & SHOES (tier.,
brought "in Towandtb, which he is
offering at the very lowest prices for
'Clash, it:mudding of Ozris CALF, KIP
& &WA, BOYS OAT" BOOTS, LADIES,
Mums and Out DBZIA Shoes of all
kinds, all bought direct from thei
Manufacturers, and hand made,' all
goods warranted. A rou. sroo or
LIATNIR AND Irtsnrsos. .
Thankful for past favors, I solicit
a continuance of the same..?
Toinads, Irkr, 1.1872.
NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY I
TOWANDA., PENN'A.
-
I:tospaottrilly announce to Ids ftiondi and patrons.
that he has built •
NEW BRIO% OABUIAGE FACTORY,
coluitantly keep ou hand a full assort.
ambit of '
FAMILY OAIIRIA.GES,
TOP. AND OPEN BUGGIES,
ILiTFOXII WAGOXS,
TROTTING EIDLITII, AND SKELETONS.
Mae of the beet material and finished In the beet
at/ 41714 Ilia long erpinianas in city Carriage
factories glees him &decided advantage over others .
in the _
Finish, Style _ and- Durability
of his Wagons. All they uki is an
INSPECTION OF HIS' WORK
previous elorrherr.
-
ALL WORK 'iVARRANTED 10 GIVE PERJECT
Thankful for the liberal patronage i.formerty er
tattled and reepectftaly . ask a coatinaartoe of the
1111:128.
REPAIRING - PROMPTLY ATTENDE-D
Towanda. Jan. a. 1971.—tf
FOUNDHSY & HAMM. SHOP.
• The.undersigned haring purchased the Foundry
and Machine Shop lately owned by John Carman,
are prepared to do all of work i=ng to
their business, with pfUniptneas and
MILL GEARINGS,
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS:,
MAN DRILLS,
And all kinds of
MILL IRONS
ENGINES RITAIRED,
And all work warranted to , give atiefacilon.
SHINGLE MACHINES
Of the latest and mod improved kinds man • • •
• and kept constantly on band ready for nu.
SIDEMILL. • MON. AND WOODEN DE4MS
CULTIVATORS, CORN PLOUGHS
-PLOUGH POINTS
Of all hide, and the latest improvements kept
constantly on hand.
LANGE 'AND SMALL ~SIZE.
STOVE CA S T G
- LAWS IRON EEITLZB
And all lands of caatiags frlished to
March 30.1270. , MEANS & •
BLOOD &
. .
Mtn continue o manufacture their Celebrated
HORSE POWERS & (HAEANERS,
aid will yell a better might's,, for lees money than.
On be bad elsewhere in the world. We claim for
our =chinos that they will do as much, . or more.
than Any other, and are more durably bunt. We
personally superintend our work and -see that it is
well down. We will send
' DIigIBIPTUE OiTALOCII7B.
/ •
of ear machines, on application. •
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
oa. d Two Hone 17DULSZlia f IMPERA6R4G
17IRE3Mill aid CLSANERS. '
FANNING MILLS,
cinemas AND num sew KELIA,
SAW AND 011IST biLLV-work done to order. .
Wiens a call bofoie purchasing elsewhent.
17 00 anoaavaa spux
•
• 0 2g. ao o
Aug. 2.1869.
Towanda, Pfs.
■
WOOL CARDING,
• • MANIJFACTITRING, &C.
Attlee& ibcxwi of four years. and beery expenditure
in Improving Kills and Water Power. we again re
sume our old business of
MINUFACTURING. WOOL ctiumiNG, CLOTH
•
APprecia l ting the hard times, we have thought
best not td ..let down." but to pusb Hone Industry
as the best means of restoring plenty.
Tor the sccommodatlon of the nearly extinct race
ofwe shall make Ulla. For those who
sr. we 4111 nuke Yarn.—
0. L. BUCK:.
BTOOFING TARN, 11.1.75 M, &C.
In oonjunctkm with Load Option we propose to
aid the fraitality of the country by, ma idne few
thousand yards of Rout Cloth, that will amble a
erary man to keep his breeches on. • .
Those who can; should cell and we will show
len one of the imaged and most complete
Our machinery ta now In good order. as our water
power Is nerar.taning be public may be In no tear,
of disappointment, and we tram:lk all • Work to be
doneproperly. , • •
a B. INGHAM •
Camptown. pa.. Illay 14. tan.
putt SALE.—A pi — ace of 5 acres,
.an. dwelling house. goookbarn. orchard. be.
thereon. A splendid chums for a ltectt No or a
Wm:keeper; Irtllba saki stag.
,Ihstnine of
, . ittE , MC CICh.
01111Willasn , W.
lidd Notes, -
• 1
=2
1 Oppoidte the new JaU.
IME
:I*. WIM lilll A :),Q
3ArtgracrioN.
,minced prices
a 4::J:q
MADE TO ORDER.
PLOUGHS,
Of all kinds.
M:IRN POWERS,
• OELtAit GriATI23,
AND SLEIGH
DRESSLNO, it°.
WOOLEN FACTORIZE'
In the United States.
cheoelaisawniasza
GropPBY ANT) PROVISION
STORE.
IttoOAB,E it EDWARDS,
[jr . rryrVl rrll
FAMILY 4II,OOERIES
PROVISIQNS,
imam's raw *um, TOWANDA; DA;
we do not diets B neoewsT to enumortto all; the
Moroni articho we keep. Our,!toKirtment l•
• - 1
ALWAYS; COMPLETE.
Ws sell nothing but
FIRST CLASS GOODS.
Clash paid•for Pamirs Produce.
March 1. MO.
VOX & NERCITIrfire now receiv
ing • fresh slock'of Goods in their line. bought
dines the Ist Janus:y.4o which they Invite the at..
Ins
of their friends. We keep the hugest stock
In town. Our goods are flesh and deidrable. We
lOU at lowest market prices.
Jan. 19. 1871. . • I .
'PERM AND; NEW TEAS bong' ht
since the recent pellne 1n 1 1) 2 1, and
cheep at retail. .
Jan. 12..1871.
FOI. MEI(OUk are s:
corks st
VOX. Ar. }MOUE are
and Brash Goodp. J
1?OX & MERCUB are se
A. cedes cheap. .1
Fox & BEEKurt anise
clan Goods cadr.
r j OX Ar. =CUB sr selling
cbeaper thanever. J4a. 19, lern.
Rm7ifß EA, that we ari
RETAIL!
And that we won't be'' undersold. -
Jan. 19,1871. , FOX &
A l l i•
CB:MAN - FINE—CUT TOBAC
00—very choice—at •
Jan. 19. 1871, FOX i MEROUR'SA7
OUR CUSTOMERS can rely upon
getting the very best the market affords and st
lowest prices. E. T. F9X.
Towanda. Jan. 19,11. HENRY =CUR.
R E342dBEIVrILI
T FOt k MER
CRIB cars retalllng all kinds of ftrocertei at
wholesaleprices. The largest stock In town: GOcKls
first class. Prices loor. E. S.
Sept. "HE.YR IfEROIIDR.
NEW STEAM FLOUR
LN SHESIEEQUI,I, PA
The stibecrib degree to give notic
STEAM FLOTRING
Ts now in snostearal operation, and that he is pre
pared to do all * work in his line on abort note*:
ODSTOM aitnanw DONE thianr. SLUE 'DAY
THAT. IT IS ItHOMKH
Wheat, Buckwheat and Bye Flour, Corn Meal,
Feed. Bran„ kr., always on hand and for sale at
•
toweat =tea.
PARTICI:Mat ROTlCEowrersons (hinge on the
west side of the river desiring to patr.onise my mill,
will have their terryege paid both ways, when they
bring grist* 9t ton hushes and upwards.
ard.4'7l V. R AYERS.
C . B. PA7H, ••\
WHOLESALE AND ~
'RRETAIL
GROCERIES AND. PROVISIONS;
The beat'brando of
The highcst prioo paid for all Mods of
CO UNTRY P'RO DUCT
grEOES,
BUTTER, POULTRY AND GAME
Especial attention paid to tilling orders, Good&
delivered free of charge anywhere in the Borough,
Towanda, Jan 14, 18741 .
EiLENI3EROERB 0
• We will be prepared to still trout spawn from
November 20.1873, to Janukry 20 1874. Spawn
cannot be transported during any the season of
the year._ • I
Mao splendid lot of young fry for sale daring
the months of February, Wert* and , Aprii.
The Proprietor having had experience 1p locitlng
and arranging trout ponds, offers his service. to
those contemplating laying out and stocking fishe
ries; at reasonable rates.
A beautiful Grove and a large PlOnio onse
ranged expressly for parties, la on the nds.
These famous Ponds are located on the Ilne of
the Sullivan and Erie B. It, about 12 miles from
Towanda.
Admission to ponds, 23 cents; &ikon tickets, $l.
For full partioulars call on or address
_ S. B. ELLENDERGIa
tddaburg, uizatoi*lCountY,
Oet. 27.
C OPARTNERSHIP.—The
algeed hare formed a copartnership for 'the
purples) of conducting a
GWIIUML MILLING BUSINESS.
' The highest market prices paid for all kinds of
Grain.
FLOUR. PEED AND %LEAL FOE SALE
and dellVeied in any part of the Borough without
extra charge. 1 •
Orders by mail or otherwise, will receive pfoin t
attention. L. J. CULVER,
Tj. N. FOSTER,
•
, . JAS. FOSTER.,
S t ager Creek kfills. - Ifay li. 1873.-tf• I
BARGAINS IN STOVES!,* • ;
F - TINWARE,
13,ARI•WARE 4
. 1
IRON Ait D NAILS, •
. , .
• , GIASS.
CARPENTERS' TOOLS,
1 •
Ste.,
_, , Ste., ite., Ste.,
Given to allpurchase-S for Cash, at
If: T. JUNE'S :
HAIIDWARE S.T9RE;
• • TOWANI?A, Pa. , ..- 1
■
JAMES MeCABE.
WM. EDWARD&
. g Gro
-19. ISTI.
ag New
19, 1671.
*.g Grci
-1871.
g &st
ill, 1871.
selling
G MILL
that his new
pEALEA IN
TOWANDA, rA
FLOUR
ALWAIS-VN: 114ND'
C. B. PATCH
TROUT
PONDS!
Drugrand 2141a1u.
POITASI4 & SO
. [
oir4 mat ietiot
zaiii,mixDfri4nu4'<
00new Milli and Mao
, Mirmihs.
I , -
' BAVMIWW4d/yaddnitigdy to I Mob _
complata assortment: mustiterting an ,
MO. audweeing,tuany articles lied in '
nischankal purposes, carefully
to Mai progrisalas went& of the Etre
kept constantly supOled with pe
offered on the met reasonable Onus at
Begin. baisisting of 1 li ! 1
,DRUGS, KIIDIBLNISS, li Cam
i
' ?AVM. OTUI, •AMII
l ii=l6 l '
- • I
A.thOlitOL AND TUiPEI
l .
114111/ PUNT. VAB2IIB/I.il%7Wrir
'
.. ,KEROSENE OR 00A4
'
... Bruning fluids.
,
1, LAWS, MABEL' WIMLO. caz
- ' !-,i,_. 1
• ! !perm. Lard. Whale . IBMs Plao
, ,1 • ,
TAlTNEfics.A.wr• MACHIN]
_. .M A
CHIN]
and Toilet Animas In all thMr
SPONGES. pupa oosPo. S , O
•
;- pomades, rsatoopis.l . ~. •,-
Pa POCKET BOOKS, P l =
Pocket Bones. ..
,+ . •
Tocrru, sum au gat now .
li 1
- . PURE NVESIM All Qt
BENVZ nap. 1
' . .
TOBACqO A SNUFF, • Ali .
Gwen, ?laid
and
= O O4 l
porters.. Eiturpenaories. flb der. • • •
i i i i = 54 T 8
Sheila : g udfttn i Nurithill eidia . : •
431 e
Bed Pans. Selttireh , .1 . '
' nnneters. raved, f.xtrac • tone
- Jugs, Glass Ware, B 4 ; Vials. Par . Beth
ttlei: l ng
Brick. and Stove Blacking / Flab Tackle, kn.
munition. &a., Botanic, Eclactio and Bomarpeth
,
In Medicines and ail ttia posailar.PMAmt
•idEDICINI4Ei.
Au articles warranted as - Pc
ii distance can receive their. ordere by stage
yawl will receive prompt mei liarsfui al -
Medical sdviee given grataltously la
alumina only for medicine. ' I i 1
goy-Thankful for pest liberal patrons
pecifully announce to their t ti rri al ds and t
no pains shall be :pared to . and
tinustion of their coundence aiid patrol
- Air Open Sundays for preeniptions
sin., and 12 m: to I, and 6bra p.mn
H. O. PO
YOB:.
April 1. 1672. 7 -yr. ' ', 1
THE MILD POI'
lIII3IPHRE
HOMEOPA.THIC.SPEC IFI
'
Have proved. from the most ample a rit
entire success. Simple, preriipt, Oleic:E l an
tile, They are the only medicine pert y I
to popular use-so simple that Wasiak ca
made in using them; so haittlesi as to be ft
danger; and so efficint as Ito be 171 771
They have the highest commendation M .
will always render sand on. , ,
SOL Conks.
1. Fevers, Congestion, In ammation,
2.-Worms, Worm Fever, !arm Colic,
3. Crying-Celle. or Teeth* of Infant
4, Diapboea, of Children pr Adults:
5. Dysentery, Griping, Bilious Colic,
-C. Cholera Morbus, Vomiting,
7. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
8. Nattraiffia, To3thsche. Ficeache,
0. Headachcs.-SicklleadaOhe, Veriti
10. AS 'pepsin, bilious Stonalich,
11. Sappr_eased. or Painful Teriods,
12. Whites, too Profuse Periods,
13. Crtirip, Cough. Difficult Breathing,
14. Salt Itheum. Erysipolas.lEroPiion
IS. Etielimatufrii, Dhe.matic Pains,
16. Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Aviv
17. Piles, blind or bleedin24
18. Ophthalmy. and Sore ce*Meak Eye
19. Catarrh, acute. or ohm*. Influen2
20. Itatooping.COugh - Tviolerit coughs.
21. Asthma , oppressed breathing,
22. E.r . Dischargef, Impaired hearing,
q.. 3. Scrofula, enlarged gimp* Swelling
24. General Debility, Phyeital Wealme
25.. Dropsy and satiety Sem•etions,
26. Sea Sickness, sickness jfrout riding
27. Kidney Disease, animal
28. Nervous Debility, Sri:oil:121 Weakoc
Involunta. y dischares,
29. Sore Mouth, Cauker,
•
30. Urinary Weakness,
31. Painful Periods; with liPaeaMa,
32. Sufferings at'chanse of life,
33 ElnloPsY,SPassins.l3t.',. Vitus Dam
34. Diptberia. ulcerated sore throat,
'35. Chronic Congesilons and Eruptio;
Vials, tO cents, (excepi42s, 32. aM
remn,i bAsr..3.
Case (Morocco) witli;above, 35 large
nal of Directions,
Case (Morocco) of 201argel Isla and B
Single Boxes and rude Ala above, •
IQ' . These remedies are sent by , the
box to any partW the country, free
receipt of price." Address )
CLAIM PO POIITBR,
May 28.1873.
I
"A w°LF
IN
SH
dt. LITT:
rlegs to Inform ills naraorous cast
who desire to anU the4elves of
to supply themselVeswl"
THE BEST;INVIN
AT VEIIY
bihnt Ito basins: Opened
I \-
MENS'
=ME
ItEmvvßEy, that my
and WARIUNTED
'One. door 47nitii,
Oct. 1,x1873. I
11kTEW DRIER
ESTM3L I
JOHN I ts
•
Has removed to
the bull
W. T. Davlei. Esq.,
EEC'
OPPOSITE 31
tad is now prepared to
vicinity with everything'
CL
I
•For. Gentleme
__
teUTTING bONE air
ON 111E , 9gOR.
.1
EST NO
QW:44X41114
Ni
I
11l stock of Cloths
bait In We market. and ,
sattstannon.
in
Towands;Jan. 30:18
• .
GO TO JACO
,F FAS
TEMPLE
ISM
114TREF.T,
SOB LA.TiST ST
IRKIDS EXCLIO.I2)
Abalone
BPI
r=ti
ga
VD
TQBACC
I'O~'ULA
I
cam at
GIL
calm,
• t OS.
CAW
econ-
9 9 to 10
I
rag.
E3l
ME
an
d
apted
not be
from
:liable.
,and
I=
I 50
iOO
LEI
11I'
..-, 50
1 00
and Man
. $lO 00
coo
cue or single
• Fhsrge, on
Druggist,
§4llllds.
_ L i
EP CL
I 1
THING."
WOLF
,re, and all
;opportunity
I •
TER C
°THING,
ow PRIC
the beet et
of Goods for
13 0 Y '
WEAR
iiiZZ
bods are a
lIIST-CUSS
i., MADE.
M
t Fox &•
iLlvs WOLF
I
I
F I
I iNT T
ORING
MMI
if 0 N
,
I IM o If
ftcupled by
ACIIIt'S
punish the!
in the line
'pit of this
T H
. l and Boss
I
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cLonf
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3EZI
1
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ANTEED.
'PF I
from the
t will give
IdekHON.
El
1 TMG.
EIMMI
Drustan
NErt,&
o li a l
, pATrcii , sl
17
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1 1
WHOLEB4S
11 1
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1
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have r6openedilsiin a I is l
4 Mock, alatuilkt il ail ixt. o,l:.s
!, EXtßaint,
I
=pi PILLS. Fl • .7 .. ' o .' 17F B. ,i:'
Tng •
) 3411 4 fn
: I 1 , 1 . I ‘: ..
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II- ~ ,
,nifaal
e fei and a.,,.....,..i0n gtyet
lof Pr' Options. t , . Open EIT
;a tn.. - p.m is (ran 8 p.ni. t 4
cars be ,cOrneil at Übe store
week, aallier i eto ore.
1 1 41 w
W G D. rt. Tual
ay 7, 187 m
l a . . GOB,
I 1 . ,
TOITZT
. • I I
than More the,
oneepOundlngl
trout 10 o'clohlt
.3f.t0p.i.. 1
• ordayl of etch
L
Towards;
, 1 - 1 .--- r
Ott 611 NI orl A L
"" L' I ' ',L1....
, 1 , OF Q ~....- D A A.
CA.prrth., ... : ..,.1. 1. i k
..$1.25,
EatPul Fulm./. .. . ...: . .- . 40,
Tills Dank
,offers 1:711.1L fiAtimatzi
transaOttola -,
1 I , 1 1 - , I
9471cr , ER L BA KING _BUSI
_______l'_______'
LIMIEST AID 4 3N IJOiiOST/B. ACCODD
.., , L ' ..t . AG 7 .... „ , ;..
8r 'Can o.trim- 7, . L.-au:l7or u
AND CliiiCTS. 11 . ,
1
Partial' visiting I - siar - v stcjs
United states,:Engllcli Ovianil
unit- cltfes and towns. Of Emi l
drafts for that purpoSeal
F•;11 . 1
• .1 ;. 1 PASSAtIE" TI
I li
Tn i or frotttie - ad ednOry, by
Ina
1111" r
1 7 78 °?',', ,
7 .lNrn Ts 7 B4ccie 0 o! , pita LT
ITiyhet :Prise paid oki tr:.94f
irx.
l c , J 11, ' }
JCt.. l . ce r na o b 7lL l.. .Kr_esidant.
i P 4 -' 4 .1 f.
A.
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DM
nom
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CM
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FORI
ENV E
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Sittia,
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I
Office
I•
Towand
EM!
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Ant&
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',OF F
pintay
±
I=3
so r t-raj:v.9lD.,
tJO.II No. 1
' .11 t)
1 17 1 0: 1 P '2l
.45i' 1
i lii 91
$ 214 1.0%
$ 281 1 22
$ 351 135
4 205 2 05
5 151
5 36;1 3 051
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10;I , ...
43;1 3 35
0011 442,
251 5 00
I ..., 730
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' 6 31
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plasm. •
11
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7.
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... ~tElmiM 412 30
t.
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L • '1.93.7 . ..... .. 'll 35
I ..,,rtAthei e. it IN
i
1 ... - ...;,1 T 0wa da.: .. ;10 50
L ...ItWyalu ng..... ' 945
4. • • ;1., 1 - 4, 1t'5'1 411 e.... 9 261
i x
5 ..
sleellimpen... , 9 US
i,...; SleMipmry..... 8 58
It ituklumneci I 8 3'
.••;•.
.I..Pitteltim...: • . ' 7 2
'...lWilkrif 'Marra.. ' 70;
...'Sl:atickpboalr... ".j.....
."..Alleut.pwti •'a 31
1. , •.
i. Pethlfliem ... ' •
...1...:.}".34t.cin '
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1 ' 1 , ,, - • •
'New •Ork, ~ '
i .
1 L
Tow mla pt 7•10 a. m.:
,574 a; m.t - ISysTerly, 80S
9 at 9 00atid.1
p EIMIM tSSO p. m.;
e, '0 24, p. . ; atheigt, at
tnla'at 7 fa P. y.
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leaves
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to ye
I
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Towi
fi'p. 32
a.. ni.; 8a
riving at
ND, 31
1..na.,
arriring'a,
0
11 VA
Monday.
BA
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AlI'Y ;UNCTION
M. %
XS'
r..NEW • s I ANY..
;JIM
CE
I
In
-1::
8:00
, 8:10
1 . 8:30
9:10
1'9:30
9:50
110:20
hiaa
A. Mr
I
' R. F. (300
Gen'lPaggen]
ILL
FOR
LE WWI
GATED,
EASY
EMI
El
atit lake
Monthly
chain mot
Jan 14 1i
Paymel
Der. e
‘874.
LIM
SEC ' " S
IILO ' _
r IVOR: i
THE
i
pl WHITE &
11 '.
4.11 , rICRIMP, •TR
I ii .
;oys [a tip rclung,
ind Ale! i ant Women { ,
f9rltliir, ,eroceries
1 WEtl# & I T BLUE
1 1
?CrEgi.s f PROVL.
rch T eapir :litui f.l;lke l spest. E
1f i 1 , 3 1 10C7/ 11 & prit.oni,
L- 0 R, ! FEE
I
' I L V i r 0R 0 - OEI
ec, Red. R h White 4 I Blue Stgre.
ler' gos,da Fir n little money,
T ta i nEe r, raw
N T 4 IT
d, ' White ‘ Blue i
I - 1 1 ,
' I ,AMH , L.S . ,L
1 2 BIIIDGE
la Jan . 2
114
1 T
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t Girls a
ruihin;
i 1
RFD;,
p-R •
i
Now bold,
thepne of
111
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1 i 1
• Kept at 6
, get a pl.a I
i i i l nE i7i
1
,citu
[
At e Re(
I
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B r
1
I Towaiil4lo waii141
PAID IN C. l
PROD
& HAIL
brISINV.
, • . i , i ..
1 1DLINING, 1 111ESAIVENG
1 -L .. 'll ;1 - it : . 1" 11 , .
BILL Luitan PAWED TO 0
it.
SE 9.01' , 1 "ED WEIX I E
PINE AND- P
Pei Rrl , , ll i LOO PI% SEWS
'Audit variety j Hem Oa
B oards I'
We i bawinOw tri: o peruti « . a l rieir:'he
,Platter,, arid otherpnacteeery. ooratit7
P ecans ImproVemeopt, an 4 of tee mod a
ealwahlp. I itetumeg i bra pryer-piling
wo 810 1881 (10 iVerk ,S 8 ,BpOn 48 i 8 18
018 hea ly, and beatowiell the , care' n
plug It perfectly, trod l the wort al
PWI satisfy er rr man we to vr!ros
anahtp.: 1:, • 1 : 1 1 1 ~ 1
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eitai2ltto,'Slg / 1811617
,q I , •
is
NE
ON„ w
,
RETAIL
S T Ei
113
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,
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,11:ooses., I
ND CIG
MEDICI
01
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MI
to th
ndaye
ou Bat
NK
00.
00
for the
' ESS.
13 TO
NOIX
Mt
, of the
• e prin.
I procure
SEE
' I '
KEt3
best /demi:to)
or sail
12=0
• • 'Gad a 0
cm
1105
S .7n.
shier.
iEgl
1. 1 E
EASY TE
ELLII
NGS,
t to bus;
town. '
lEM
FELE
MCGI
Dece mbt
1 T EIW MiD
No. i No.
'4. 4.
58 . 30 .
ORIZI
EC
6 251 750
5 sft, 705
64 2 _ 656,
6.36{653
605 1 615
5;5
03 454
I 4 30
20
325 35,
23,, pm
220
11 45 110
11.; 47'12 24,
103'' 12 10
1005,11 19
850 945
700,000
ex 3t
:1/1208 1:30
/n•• ar-
'warty. at
030 p. m..
CKER,
.tendent
ISULLI-
I g elect on
,F THE
OAD.—Tati
=23:13
P. M. i
4:00
3:50
3:30
2:45
2:23
2:05
1:30
12:30
P t If.
:)MA ' ,
r Agent
MI'S ;
S the pur
i portion
E k CO. ''
A. J. NO*
BLUE
SIP : ~
and the
tao, all
,o the '
STORE.
lONS
erything !a
D ,
RIES
C, me lead
cis FoR
U CE,
:T,
WANDi
BE
Cu PIN
!I=l
I Ty. 811441
`cut all the
perb wort•
-avower.
*muted -
Aisury for
'4 orders•
and wor*F•
• cities.''
QC