II
SedadturaL_
Aaatcyrataia. 'Forcrnox.—From
the last report . for the Cornell Uni
versity for A 873-4, ippears that it
is in a flourishing condition. It has
461 students, and the factft consists
of nearly fifty persons.,-When Con
gress apportioned certain public
lands for the founding of an agricul
tural college in each State, the State
'of New- York, instead .of, starting a
new college, exclusively under the
. control of agrichlturists, adopted this
instead and gave it the control of
141,428 acres 'of land. Yet accord
ing to its register, it is without a
Professor of 4,,etriculture, and the
number of students directing especial
attention to agriculture is seven.
It is' evident that no advancement
Will be made in agricultural educa
tion so long as it is attempted-lo
graft it bn 'the old collegiate systems.
Pennsylvania has pursued a different
coise i , but -unfortunately she has
nothing to boast of in the' way of
success, her agricultural college hav-1
in,g by n'o means realized ; the antici-;
psalms of its founders: It is to bet
regretted that we have. no Emanuel
rsnr,Fellenberg to set an - 'example, to)
oar ormtry as to the best mode of
Certibining education and the theoryl
and, practice of agriculture. It is
'more Ethan seventy years since
lenbnrg established - his school at
Hafwayl, and in, all .the time which
has elapsed since then it has' never
' had its equal. 'Perhaps after the Pa
trons of Husbandry have vanquished
the evils which biought them into
existence e they r may turn their nt
tention'to the proper education' of
their youth. It is to be hoped that
• thpy will do so,and that they may fin
:-persons fit 16 conduct such establish
,raents
i properly. S 3 long is the
salary is 'the sole object for engaging
in' the work of education, little good
can be expected. require
the zeal, energy, beneiolence, and
disinterestedness of a Fellenberg
command success. '
HVNGAMAY GBASS.—Sev'eril of :my
correspondents are again' , sending' in
their queries as to the value of Ham !
garian grass when made into hay, i for
cows. I can say no more 'nor
no less than I hare heretofore said
as to its value. Crop for crops I Ulla'
it more valuable than' the oat crop;
which it replaces. Ifs main disaflt
' :vantage is that shoal be cut, at a
tin - se - when ire are very liable to havh
shoWer.y or wet 'weather. Last sea,.
=on rnneli was injured in this , way,
b-at not niore so than second_ crhp
hay. A crop of two! tons per acre
does rot oe,-,'m to •be any _more exL
haustingl than an average crop' a
oats: Arany allow it to become
before cutting when it becomi ,
harsh ancdis udt so . Pell relished b+
stock.
Pat the ground in goontrtier; sow
fl bra '2l to _32 quarts 'if eed rpei
a.-rc:. according to thtstrengtfrof
fr gronnd. After last season's eri...-:wv•
once, I would advise all to barrorat
least once after sowing, and roll well,
aftt-rward. Cat when the earliest
, heals arc in blossom., or when the
- l a w cs t jaint,-; begin to. change
C,are wet, and feed oat with
hay and fodder in alicruate4eeds.--4
•F .::r Farm.
• I 1
I I
PP. OPOLTION Or_ CREAN TO [IIIILE"..--r
A. T. Reynolds, who , has seen: it
stated that fifteen pounds of creani
hail -beef obtained from ,one huni
iltr-l - of milk, asks whether the stater
, rnent can be tozrect. With some
I kinds of milk such a propai:tion v ii4
r j • doubt, has be - en , obtained; lint such
! results are fai above the Sverige.
1 a hito experiment with rather.' more
than ,anaverage - quiditty
131,8 pounds of milk gave 14Q pods
"of cream; in- another 121 piitincltot
ercam was taten from 1300Iof
in ii.tliird,'ll7'pounds of cream from;
, 1250 of milk. ll!Jit late exrieriment,l
tried in England, l it was !Wind, that
Alderny,-railk averaged froka 18 to
• 20 pc.r cent ; of cream, Dailaam 17 tei
30 Devon 14 ta.l7, 'Ayrshire 13 to 15
Brittany 16 to per cent. ' Froni
this it will,be see-24hat the average
allude l d ,to - by A. ,T. R. is": not very
much but of the way. Crozier;
bf Northport, Long Island, claims to
, obtain one !quart of pure,ofe - atZ from
three, quarts of milk of his bt.`.!l ,
Jersq cow; this would be at double
the'rate ;my correspondent has men-
tiiqied=.Tuurtia,/ q' the Farm.
Pairs Fon Peon FAMIING.—One o
the roads to -poor farming is well
traveled, but not generally acknOwl
cdged—invest, all your capital !for ,
eland and g , ,) in debt for more. Hire
-, ,ey at a heavy interest to run the
; hare very little faith in farinind
alway,c ,be ready, to sell rout; buY,
cheapc,a and poorest kind of
and farming machinery; feed
_ grain and hay to your stocl4
and, yen will 'have less repairs to
,make on your rickety fences and
farm machinery, - as fine horsed and
fat stock make _Sad havoc with the
old: wagon, plow, cart and fences:.
Use the oil of hickory whenever your
oxen 'need strength; it is cheaper
than high feeding and keeps out the
hair lively, and pounds outthe grubs.
Never waste time by setting out fruit
or 'shade trees, as leaves rustling
around a place makes it unhealthy-1
Sell the best calves, lambs and shoats
to the butchers, as they will bring
little more, and the thin and poor
'ones will dcrswell enough to keep.
liar Ypim Haar.—Every farmer
' should have a - complete map of hiS
farm, Wi th elh field, pasture, and
wood lot, together with all the fenced,
roads and ditches plainly drawn, and
either numbered er named, so they
can, be readily designated. Few
farmers can appreciate the real value
of one until they have tried the
periment, for witira map of the far*
;before yeti, you can direct your'
'workman to any'part of it withotit
the least possibility of making s,
mistake. You can plan improve
ments and estimate 'their costs a i l
your leisure, instead of spending
ha l f A
day of valuable time in survey.-
mg the land itself. Any person with
fa- little ingenuity and patience can
Idraw a map of-his farm. It should
be t.bDit two feet square, "or larger
if desired, arid draw upon thick card
(board to prevent its being torn Or,
hl , ..l:ced. - Let our farmers try the
(,xl. - Kliment, and they will soon learn'
its value. _
von. Wow.—There 'is
no`hing better for wives and daugh
tus, physicially, than to have the
care of a , garden; a flower-plot, if
nothing more. What is plessantez
than to !Fluid a portion - of every pail
hing , &Cy.- - ivorliang shrubs, and trecs, and pion* and - to observe the
wing of tlowers from da y day
as the season advances ? Then how
much it adds to the enjoyment to
kLow 11.-.4 your own hands have
platit4 , 7 and tilled theta and ihai'e
pruned and trained theta' . 4 46 ft jilefiEt•
=a that requires neither greS Win
nor profound knowydgs.
'NNMAmmM_W
Ispi I r I ,WQQDIIIIPF, -
Batas decided . to go oat of the absialios . IMO
bee entire stock of
HATS,
CAPS
AND -
BONNM
FEATHERS, .
FLOUNCES, I,
AN/ 5
, RIBBON&
AT COST. Von TVZ NlCer Z 4 9 2% .
; Ratko, corner of Kato and 131440 . Maeda. avve
from Loafs Store. Zatraaco on Meta Bf., Id door
=Ate.
Tolnada DocA '73. '
pLmw i MMIgKG,
BILL LTSMBEIC BAWD TOLOy1:11.
SEMI= man pm ADD 'KWH
BOARDS, 11400/1121% SIDERCh
Andz Ir:tidy of Hemlock Hoards foe ale.
We have now In operettaa a nev i Wiry. stx-rot
Stanst. Ind other anaeldnet7." scsatelns ell the
recent eta, and
erw-felling OW roc=
=neap. Boanlng by a n
we etwahls to do work es loots es it le prestated_—
de It amply, end bestow ell the cars necet= s Or
doing It perfectly. Ball in the
we will satisfy erw men u work end
price.' end work:
isanektp.
it a. *SEM.
ClarapicninT Asßik?. 11111-1,
Holy IS THIS FOR LOW !
We offer DRESSED LUMBER it
the following rates: !: •
liendock Flooring, (choice)... MI Der X.
White Pine ......
Pitch 4. { 4. , 26
Biding t 0.25 „
Picluda from $9 to $4 per hundred. -
FUMING, *LTCECIG, EZ-N.WI4! 0 3. 4 c .- p
Done at a moment's notice and by the beat meehin
ery Made. 'We hams on band
ts),l:4:(o.46):Sma.iptelq:Y.V.344J".#9;
We have la the MUI Pond
THREE HUMMED AND- MT! TEIOIIIIAMD
iTET OR WE=
•
And are conantly Man
Jar Parties who can reach n l e ll =h to to
near the railroad for larmben as ender iniessicircuni
stances we can HILL IT 031741 0 131,4 t the
cost of transportation from here to the 'railroad
saY id to $3 per thousand.
Zane °,16.
spsQm. A
COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE
• ;---
The Spring term of this institution{ will com.
=ace KONDAY. APRIL USU. •
No -pains will be 'spored to =MOW the high
standing of the institution, and by carefully Woking
to the intereatanf each individual student to make;
its work even more eflident. Each teacher will have
his speetality. and use every facility-to make the
topics interesting, and to secure the largest possible
results in his department.
basses will be organized in several new studies
in Science and Lan Also Gni- classes in En
glish will be remodeled so as to meet the wants of
new students desiring- to pursue these branches.
To save expense, text books, the same as in the
county will be need in the English- Winches, with
the exception of Geography. • , .; •
To make the sojourn of non-resident --students
more pleasant, the Principal mill use his house—
negated but a few rods from the Institute building
—for boarding purposes , where rooms furnished
Ithroughimt and provided with clothes 1 &efts and
other eonveniences will be furnished for, the young
ladles. ,
The best rooms in the Institute wilibe_fluttbdied
and assigned to the young men: all will Ward at
the house of the Principal. There will , be a caeeful
supervision on the of the Prindpal and teachers
of the manner in which students employ their time.
Price for furnished room and board, including
feet, lights, and washing not to exceed Eft pieces,
$4 00m week. Students will furnish their own
toilet and be held accountable for this furniture in
their rooms.l
Thou desiring to prepare thezneelvei for the work
,of teaching during the following Sunimer. should
Spply to the Principe , at once.
Tattle. t:om four-to Ten Dollars per term, 31 0..'
cording to studies punted
poritothor parte:2l),ra or circulars, • Mares& the
rviuvirs B t 3 - E. : 4 :2I;rOiLAN. T•wands PK •
um= lOX, -
Preet Board Trustees..
Jan. 13.
SAVE TWENTY-FIVE !' TO -30
)
PEE CE3T, BY BUYING YOUR
CHRISTMAS AND: NEW I'VEAR'S
RRESENTS AT' HUGUENIN'S.
NewGooda ct:' the latosa JOamairy of all
(14 , ) ,, Atabon a in large naantaties,, aL
ToTaida, Decant;Or 10, 1.871
NEW FURNITURE STORE. ,
,JOSEPH HINES,
. nu now opened a new Fart:attire Stage on
•v ,
BRIDGE STREET, TOWANDA.,
Where he wink/top on hand'
GESF.I3AI. ASSOBTII:LNT OP 11731.RITVEY.
(Width will be sold
AT PRICES TEAT CANYIOT FAIL TV PLEASE
All who may Ism k !rah their patroaso,
Whatever ally be wanted in the Frualtitre
CALL ON ffiNEB •
and examine goods Ind - prices berm:" purchasing
elsewhere. Key 21,1873.
STAMPING DONE AT MRS.
HENRY „KINGSBURY'S DRESS
MAKING Bop's, No. 2,-ARCADE
BLOCK : • • ,
Tevemeds. '
G'+ O. JACOBS'
-- -
TEMPLE - OF FASHION ,
• - WAIN STREET,
• _
• WORT - SEIM CE • AL RAIL
,
ton WIRT STEM WAT.-111riet route N as _llmith to Ra
i
times% Washine Mad sad &1 points
- , • slao to•Magas ran fistspsnal• on
SPEISG dwDllllllslElt CLOTIIING- Mde . Rochester. Symms imi all s 'polata East
sad West oft the New Turk Centex* Railroad. awl
soma asameim ars= no. aw CarolElL 1113. Go and after floadsr. Nov., 23.
, testae sill fears ELAM as follow :
ztosawaaa
Vr111131411. April 3. Ist&
Nall. arrive • 10 20 pm
Mard ng i=
deeo Express 12 00 m
amimmodstion. ' 45 am
Evening do . 555 pm
sorrawsam
l[aflSouthern Repress • 1 00
5 55 a i m
In. Northers Repress north and Soothers Ex
press south, are threio trains betimes Refebaster
=More t Eta nin g sad Evening Loam
moth aimed et Cemandstros ISM Woe
for Rochester and the Fells.
a; =aura GARDNER. Gesl Supt.
40. SAME% 1300 Paw. As% Benham% lid.
THE LONETA
GE BIMIED
SEILLTREBY Err=
ar
MIS.B.GBIFFIN
Banjul been replenished with afrill and
COMPUTE ASSORT/ OW OF
- epaw Amp =min c9con,
To *bleb the attention of nip :ribraers sow
rs
cap °ilk& Prie reseonsbie
_Tows24l, April 22, :W. z , .
OArtION.— Whereas miwife Alice
V big left my bed m 34 bowl sithtojust mina
or proroesSors. sal persons surbuiby forbid Ur
bars ris or Unarm bat vo soonriski as I !ID 1021
rao debts dims tortradlug ua tre ni n t
ibly.
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Oct. 1,1873.
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PROPERTY
AIM= tOES OE DAMLO
FIRE AND LIGH
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XACIEEM. for aa. bY
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TOWANDA. PA..
Evan s
Oftee No. 3 Kroft Mock. mft 41. is af Court
tun.
~IBOLW.LIs AND sawn Irallol
lILICUPIMITRZIN AGEFT.
leirldwo. Bonn rotors sad Tbresibari,
Mod nada emirs, 8210 Ilsoiloro,
Toad" Ibromoilio and Rod Plows, &bantam
TMtl Bono Boos. Clore Iliglors sadFooigoir
Lim zoom. Irma smarm sbor imam
sire ritoss 131011101120.,
=maw MIMI OSPOWIIai ao.,
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reeilabol or tattled tem to all meow&
It ‘lll coot but Woo onto to lead tor drools=
In POMP •
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DAYTON & BROTHER,
Dales in
wooli, ma, PELTS, ems-
111111 a, 1/137q. ha s
For :bleb the MOM it*
said Wee Is l e at itat items
0S csMies ltalletra NW%
t #s= 41t , 100 Ma, Win! .•
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We are also prepared to
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momgx
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fir mil growth of Tommie regrow the eager
rota et bantam real Vor tlairoalgoed. realising taw
war el the etworally to the ,
BEADY KAYE CLOTILIN4 LINE
„
„
Ls spied ,S saw , otos* la lisidisniasi Black
(Ilwasslyisiosibid by H. boobs.) lad is omits”.
pond to Gibe to Mk obi costotoin and tbi public
essuislir. s bother dock of ' - • , - r—
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ititta l AND BM' OLCVIIIII4G
in the
ther.
?Ma esa bs found la sag
M,y dock ban al/ ben Imadmund team tee austu.
beams ills sesson, so that I bus so old stock to
pt dd of, bought st Weak I bars full Vas
of •
IMI
GENTS' 'FUR
M the Must quality and
Offering at low figures.
I Ws no cromectdon silk the old Wand; and when
jou want arryttdag In Os alathis, has for yossorlS
or bop, con as mo in Bradlocasn i Nock. 7oarea •
Towanda. Huth It 1872.
i
prom's FOB ALL
AT THE
NEW JEWELRY SRORE
w. A. soolwrLL
I i
oottotantly rootdrlnr. 1 1.0 addition to bli largs
doel oflowoky,
• rm GOLD arra
N 1 TUBE
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RINGti
111=1
AMERICAN and SWIR
GOLD AND SILVER 'WATCHES,
SILVER PLATED Weir- OF ALL VARIEnEB
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(SOLD. SILVER AID STEEL /linerSeLES,
SILVER •XX) PLATED
Of all desaiptlons at Om Xcrwso prices
WATCH. (ILIVX and rEWZLIIT repairing done
in the best smarter, and warranted.
1 I
Thanks for a liberal patronage wad bop to merit'
a continnance of the same.
Uvula; Nov. 13,
WE CLAIM FOR
LAZARUS -4t MORRIS'
Me tencui.
PERMM:; I I SPEOTAOLES
The undermentioned advantages over those in lordl
nary sump, the proof of which may be seen In the
extraardlnary sales. and constantly incresaing de
mand for thaw
lat. That from the peev2tsz construction Of the
glues' they oast and preserve the eight. render.
ins frequent changes unnecessary.
MI. That they wider s brilliancy and distinctness
of vision, with an amouht of ease rind comfort not
hitherto enjoyed by spectacle wearers. • -
ed. That the material, tram which the Lome arti
ground. trimanufectureil specially for optic purpos
es, end fa pore, hard, and brilliant, and not liable
to become scratched. - 1 ‘
4th. That the frame in which they are set,wheth
er in Gold. sever. or Steel, are of the finest qtality
and Aid& and guaranteed perfect In every respect.
Ike sate only by oar authorized agent in thislocal
ity. We nem supply or employ peddlers. ,
,
' WM. :A. CHAIIiBERMIN,
Sole Agent,
21630.1872.1
0, A. BLACK
oimcply . o
25 OF
TER I NS,
•
And as low as the lowest.
GLASSWARE,
I I
TABLE CUTLERY,
SILVER ) .LATED
WOOD WA=
1 I STONE WARE,
111
Mli
IM
1 GLASS SHADES,
I wonl4 sag to th e pt*o that on any goods kept
I
to stock I !allot DO 1:141ersold,
!
Toiraads. rob. lt. 1874.
NMM
BAKERY AND DINING ROOK
nest Wick/oath orwaa Maw
BREAIkiERAOASTO:-CM3011%
T.\
•
Aga :ea al Tectbade and Rata ,
eI I •
LLa agrDINDIONOONII ga will liegnausodite the
pen° gob
win oft Whir a lee Cr a poll gaol al
K 4107 eadag.
OYSTERS A WS Clint ON MOD DDIONO
VMS DIANN.
• I
, eta a endure ay Oroosrlam.Oogiactioaert
7trlts. NhZa, to
asayllr If I ; D. Q. MAT k 00..
,hr:iiiffiggrit-
WEISE
Oil
IHNG GOODS
latest" Myles. whiCh I an
REMEMBER!
MI
OH 'S,
NECKLACES,
BIROS On CHARMS.
CLOCKS
W. A...ItOCKWILL.
=I
VAA3OaIAI4:4I
IMI
4119) EYE GLASSES,
Towanda, Pa.
VARIOUS PAT-
BIRD CAGES,
BASKETS,
0. A. BLACIL.
MEI
Mill
do NI ftinpb,
El
MM=
1321
=I
...
wopproltD,'
' •♦T TIM
Nric r • TORK , , BOOT
- STORE,
ME
Xo. 3; •171012 k murmurs i Loon.ruunor. St
• • -
Is reoeiving'one of thi . largest' and
bestatoek of BOOTS SHOES ever
beinOt "in 'Towanda, which Ihe is
:,.21„
offennEnt the 'Very lo est pries' for
Cash, conaisting of ' G 04r, KIP
& &Oak, Bois CALF t r i dAl7llS,
Munn) and 131IILDR/WO Shoes i of all
kbids, all bought ..". : from the
kranufseturent, and . , d made, all
goods warranted. A ' STOCK OP
LIM= AND Fnansos.
Thankful for past i
a continuances of the el
• Tamil* 114. 1, 1872.
=I
o=l
NEW CARRIAGE,
4-1
Opposite the no
TOWANDii, .
HY::BT
I=MMI
• NEW BIIIOE (I§I,tRIA
irboio conitaatly oep o
meat of '
‘I II,A.
FAMILY CAR GES,
. ,
TOP AND OPE_ BUGGIES,
PLATFORM ITAGO*S
\LD .
raorrote &mars, e.'
Made of the beet =keel an.
city style. His long expecte
Factories gives hint a decided a
In the
Finish, Style and
of Ws Wiliam. J ill they Wog
INSPECTION OF
previotwto purcimblle elsew
ALL WORK WARRANTZO
Thaallol for the liberal p
traded and respectfully sek
tame.
ESEPAIRMGPE:OUPTI,
TOSILEAL Jill. 8. 1213.,-if
FOUNDEBY &
The undersigned haring' ..
and Machine Mop lately a
us prepared to do Wanda o
their Madness, with promptn
MILL GEA
CIRCULAR S
MAN DR
MILL I
ww. To oirma.
ENGINES , AIRED,
And ail work warrante dgive eatiaineti
SHINGLE _ C I
Of the latest and'most Iroprov kinds
and kept constantly d ready
1 1..
PLOUGHS,
sIDMIELL, MON AND WOODEN
Of ill kin
CULTIVATORS, CO7 PLI
AND
P L 0 , 11 G H
Of all kinds, and the late
constantly on
, CHURN P
LAIIO4 'AND 831
STOVE CA
CILLAI a
SLED AND S
LLIIGE 111,0 N
And aU kinds of coatings
March 36: ts7n
BLOOD & CO.,
Still continuo o manufacture their celebrated
HORSE POWERS & (MEINERS
,
1 -
and will sell a better machine, for °u =ma than
ran be had elsewhere in the world. WW claim for
one taschines that they will di) as mach, or more,
than arq other, and are mare! durably built. We
personalty imperintend our work and see that it is
. I
wed down. We will send i
DISCBU'TXVE CIAT F ALOCtIM4,
of our machines, on orgicotit
ONE AND TWO HOIiSE POWERS,
;
One 4 Tie. Hone THRESH; 4 arritRATORS,
rllassrizß and e RAYptS,
FANNING MILf,S,
• aIiCVLAZt AND Dada saw .IM.*
I=
LAW AND GRIST MILL fork don to order.
Gin us a call before pirohuring elsetre•
" on CnBo3Cr9ag i SNIEELIV
I • oD 'cro l a
Lag. 2. 1869.
WOOL CARDIN', i
MANUFACTURING, ACC. ,
After a recess afoul' yesrs, sod heavy erienditure
s l nme
improwing
Aim
and Watt Pow er.ire again
our old bualaess
ILiNCIAOTIIIILNG, WOOL
D111243M0
Appreciating the hard thn
-beat not to s. let down," bid
the best means of redo ,
•
An the somminodsticei of
Of Spinners, We shall make
prefer, we will make Yarn,—'
BTOOkERG Y4O, F:
In conjunction with Local I . tion we jpropoee to
aid the frugality of the corm • by making a few
thousand yards of moat Clo that will enable a
every man to keep his b a on.:
1 1 i •
Those who can, should and we will show
them one of the surges! and l Tort complete
I
..' WOOLEN !ACTOR! tit
111 the United lltates,
•
•
OUP InachMery hi now in t wi c n order i is our water
pawn Is terver.ftwag the pu may In no fear
of disappointment, =I we nt ell work to be
doneproperly. • • I
H. p. XN:GHAPS.
Camptown, Pa., hay 11, 1873. 1 • -
NEW AND RA
ity Abbridird Gtsl
Beautiful Plante as am, riu47
tree to
=MI
lEEE
TrtiP
VOM,
MO.
solicit
II
ORY 1
:aft,
'~
ends an
d patrons,
tIE2
•r•
band a full assoft
EZ3
flulebed
ce ci
cautage
le the beet
ty Carriage,
lover ethers
EMI
ME
313
HIS
WORK
TO OH'
PERPEC7'
Lam!
onage formerly ex
contingence of the
ATT.MiDED TO
cee
reanced p,l
griMEN.
SHOP.'
hued the Foundry
b 7 John Carman.
work appertaining to
-s and dispatch.
RINGS,
W L L
L L,S,
And all kin
IRONS
BER
13L&3!3
lIG HS
0I
TS
Cite kep
Eilii
ME
MEI
OM
S T
lENEE
'i~l3
HOES,
=
ELM
111212E1
R WFT I.
CABDIS'O, CLOTH
&O. .I.
' Re hite, -thought
• 1
nearly extinct race
La. For I those. who
• nEL, ke,
MMM
of Now; Rue and
and be nuitk,4l
Pr,
2:ollcdri alb
•
- -as'oawbs sad lovicMsLniL
lEEE
GROCERY_ - A.VZ) PROMO
j i STORE.
MaCiBE 3c 'EDWARD
iiirtidemacazie Dalai Is
FAMILY GRockarE
• ,
NEUCI7Ii'ff .X k w SLOG, tipwANDA, P
Wo do not Morn it to4nrtmerate all
diferent Wick* we keep. Onsissortazent Is '
AWAYS COUPLETE.
• We sell notblng bat,
FIRST CLASS GOOD
Cub paid for . !Vaunt Piodocet.
Itsreb 1,187 . 0. - '
NEW 6TE - A3I FLOURING . lir
•
lli
EIBERELEQIIIN , PA
I
,
The aubscrib :dailies to glee tairtice that hie .e
•
, • I
STEAM FLOTRING 311rr.T 4
L now
•
to waceesslttl operation, and that 'he is
pared to do all work in Ins line on short notice;
•
01:182'011 CIIttiDIXO PONE GMT= 4.131 E
. THAT IT IS RECEIVED.
Whaat, BrUltwheat and Rye rout Corn • ••
Feed,'e Bran, Sic.. slave on baud snit for
sweat [Mee. ,• I "
- -
rAIITICCLAB NOTlCE.=.Persons Uvinge oik ih
west side of the titer desiring to patronize roy
will have their ferriage paid both ways, when .e
bring grist of ton buehole and upwards.
apLeit F. 111 ATE '.
I - 1 B. PATctr,
WHOLESALE A.ND RETA
DZ:ILLIZ IX
GROCERIES I A ND PROVISIO
TowANDA, rs
?he b24t Lr tag of.
FLOUR
The highest price paid Jri lI kinds of
COUNTRY PI ODUCI
BUTTER, POULTRY An GA
ripec;alattptifini OW to enliriF orders, G.
delivered free of eita.ge auywhe:e 14 the - • Bora
/ Towanda, J4/2 14, 1:,741
BARGAINS IN STOVES!
- UNWIRE,
HARDWARE,
IRON
GLASS, .
;
;
1,411 t PE NTE LIS' TOOLS;
1231
Given
to all purc'zasers for Cash,
H. T. JIINE'B
II .1\
.DWAfIE STOR
TOWANDA; P.A.
=I
OEM
Ma
DQUARTE.RS
WATCHES, JEWEL
1
SILVER W A R Ei
ITENDELILIN
Ms oi c tr..: r.
NEW JEWELIi C 03.7., ON LIIIIDCIE STE
• 'S.
In ttio bui irmorty occuvird by roan
Titus, wits a large atatt,taa. ut of 01d au/ Skive'
Azwri:an and Swiss fralches,
Fine Gold Jewelry, Gold S
AND Rr*dSi
CHAIN BR 10ELETS
BUTTON PINS. &c. Sc. &e.
A fuU line of SOL'D ZitrEal 3L4 p'.4!ed Ware!,
SPECTACLE 3 AND ErE I GLASS
• i
. •
,
1:111 /11!-1a11. Sletl• an] Steel:
CLOCKS I,
From the chrgriegt ti the beet all many o ler E.11;0-..
2rtclem too titbun..ilis W LoJutiu.,, Oot to /le
by poloag. M. 11 L.N DLLMA.,*
5, K. WA. TWA. 131 , ..11+ 11 0Wv - IrS reotro
pmetteal Wnrknt wArranted.
T04.3134,'5vv, .33 '73
QAYItE. -TUE TOWN
► SAYRII, PA. to et n t.. 1 on the Snegneb po
te4stern Was .r,y h. V., aud,Athene. P .10
n u de s kern the Antnre I e, II miles from the 8.11
van and AA nine.. fro Seml-tlitrtminone
Mines of Pennitylvautl. It le the Southern
cf the Soothero Central Railroad, also of the I
& iti&E)2ll and is virtually the N. .;
terminus of the Lehi d n Valley and Pa. k N. Y.
roads. It Ls • mile and a quarter from the
Railway at Wa rrly.
SAYRE has already in successful Cperation s 1 11 , 11 1
tJar Wheel Foundry. a Furniture 'Acta,. 4 rai
MW. tog Mill. e Woolen and a Naming Kill. A
mous growth le anticipated for 1814.
;THE TOWN PLOT
In tio4ready for excininstlort. Lots for . reside
and brtiane , s I.o4ces to: sallotiii reasonable term
' make' fivorsb:e location it a.
braitivaLE WM` FOIL iff/a4I:IIPA I :4; :
and especial indcumnenta aro offered.
Appl at the First National Bank. of Waver
at Arrro. the mos In lime s Pa.
itotiaa
=I
JAMES ISce&B
W3L EDWAILD9.
ALWAYS ON lIAN,
C. B. PATCH
AND NAILS,
N THE BES
UDINE
MEI
Ell
gWyainsin . g,
M IS i 3 •
Iteopectfully annotuices to her old clutonieri I
the Pubilc mann'', that 'theta:Alma the
4Y BIJSINESS,I
At her old stand on ' l, 7 ,sri t . STltld%T.. end that
Liss a CONIPLEMC Cl- Goons , which lib
wiling at her waist ta rate prices.
- -14rery article wann/arizt,,
n!, 6 ,
*list and Mead:tot •
I'M
D R. IL O. POR •It &
OLD CASH Dpp'UG., STOltP f ,'
•
igavazziew rin - trA2O.
• *Mee itetti and rfa.lltreets. Itenowde.
• iihnhaetedireddedieigeii to their Wtoda,efellikod,
atteplet• arportsent; conetttnitog Ohl vap ,
mbawing many weeks. mad in the Arty til'
metwideal earaelly selected with
i te the wade KAU peblie, , be
Wred cw as iats tra l e i staT 4Ma with
Mia
et r =laisiw i
PieLIGS, MEDLOIX,Ite, CKE3LICaII,!
raziwo. one, Terairrime,
Autorrot Aim l TiIIIPENTW.,,
atom pAncr, *Am= wAtatl
And ell tinde l of Brnabee, • ,
AtEROBE*E,OI?-COAL
Dunktug l Fluids,
LAM. SHADES, WlCaf, CDECIENEM
Sperm, Dare : Wl'ala ; NeAta Noot.
TA.NNEII'S iAND mcE ohs,
Fumy And Toliet Artteles in ail their varieti r
ermars, .!ratails, SOAPS coma,
romete6. Haftloyeli r Perfumery,
P 0 CHE.T 800K,4, .I"Ol2r a lfONALSc
icliket Wring. DAsori,
TOOTH, SEL I 4 AND SAIB PRI2ARATIONB*
I
AND LIQMINN
PUDE 'prTNIN
'Far Medkinal
1, •
TUBA CCO s SHIIFF; PIPS a. OMAR%
Garden, Field and Flower Feeds, Trasses, rick.
Pcriers. Ruspensaries. ithoulder Braces. Breast
Pumps, Teething Rings; Rusting Bcdtb3S,
'Moles, Nipple knells and libields,
• Bed.Pans.hielf-RealingErnitlars. Then.
Elomaten.l Fissccing Extracts. Stet an" Glees W ar. , Betties. Vida. Corks. Bath
and Stor e Blacking. Flab - -Tackie..Ana. •
munition, An.. Botanic. Eclectic and Racacepstk-
U 3 Medicines. and alt the popular Fateaasj
MEDICINES.
•_1
All articles warren= as represented. Persona it
a distance can receive their orders by stage ar mall.
.untch will receive prompt and careful attention.. !
Medical advice given gretuitonaly at the loffice,
charging only for medicine. ,
air ThanMul for put liberal patronag e, world res.
pectfaly annouriee to their o.te and thepub UAW.%
no pains shall be , spared to sandy. anduieritthe con,
Urination of their confidence and. patronage.
gir Open Sundays for preacriptimis from to 10
samoind tu. to 1, sums toi p.m.
„ Zr. O. PORTER di SOIL L
dp,ig I. 1972,1-yr.
THE M I LD POWER CTIRtS
1 1 :
, . .
I . ,
• HOSIEQPATIIIC .spEctaxfs
Hain proved, f/lcm the - most ample experience. IM
entire success., Simple, prompt, efficient and relia
'ble. They arellia only, zued)cine perfectly adapted
to popular use. l -00 simple that mistakes cannot be
made in using them; so harmless as to be free frOm
danger; and so ell .int as to be always Teller'
They have the highest commendation from
will slimy* render satisfaction. - •
t
nes. itt&
1. Fevers, Cotigestion„ Inflammation,
• 2. Worms, WOrna Fever, Worm Colic,
3. Crying-Colic. or Teething of Infants,
.1. Diarrhoea, bf Children or Adults.
5 . DYeeutarY, Griping, Bilious Colic.
G. Cholera Morbas. Vomiting,
7. Coughs, C olds, lironchitis,
8. Neural g ia , loothacke , Faceache.
• 9. Headsches Sick Headache, Veritigo;
10. D)spepsla, ,Eillorts Stomach,
11. Suppressed. or Painful Periods,
12. Whites, too Profuse Periods,
.13, Croup, Congb, Difficult Breathing.
14. Silt Sheuni, Erys.vias. Eruptions, -
13. Ithertuatitl 4 7 l lthecniat:c Pains. •
le. Fever and e; Chili Fever, Agnes,
17. Piles, blind or bleeding.
18. Ophthaluay„ and Sore or Weak'Eyes,
19; Catarrh. Setae or chronic, Influenza,
20. Whooping tough, violent coughs,
21. Asthma, oppressed breathing,
22. Ear Discharges, impaired hearing,
23. Scrofula, 61:aimed glands, Swellings,
24. General Debility, PhysiCal Weakness,
23. Dropsy and scanty Secretions,
20: Sea Sickness, sickness from riding,
27; Line; Eiliosse, Gravel,
28. Nervous Debility; Seminal Weal-nes:4, or
Invonntiny discharges,
29. Sore Mouth, Canker,
39. Urinary Weakness,l
31. Painful Periods, with:
' Spasm:as.,
32. Suelerings ch arms of life,
33. Epilepsy, Spasains,,St. Vitus Dance.
31,..Diptheris, picerated sore throat,
33; Chraniceongestiorts and Bruntions,
• Vials, 10 taints, (ex• l `ept 25, 3.2, and 33,)
FA1117.,1 - CASES.
Casa (Morocco)
with abbro, 3,5 largo vials and IS
0.913, S /0
lof 20 large viala, and Bank, G
and Via(Las - abort..
ual of Directi
Case 13lovx•coi I
Sines Boxes
Kir These rj
.- - - - •
I ,
mettle* are sent by the cise or sin
of the i•ountry, free of. charce,
Addlr4B ..4;
1 ;.
box to any par
receipt of Trite
MEM
B. roaTER, Druggist,
, Towana4, Paj.
May 28. 1979
~d lizz.
I -
-
081
N SH
JL - 41.1. 7 3 WOLF
tr. tafsr.
who desire .to
to swppli them:
hip is
veu the'
i eixes wi,
, 'nlerous custanaere, ind
m i seirea of an oppo4tnn
EiE
TER CLOTH N
VERY
ghat he Lrai.juE.
FEE
the best. Etocl: of Go.
...'s D
BOYS' WEE!
Zia the nisrket
BM
EZ
i;ao.la are' all FillST ' L.
IrEIEBER
IMEZI
and D'ART:_ NT
One do,
ME
r rom Iletern's
Oct. 1,1873
- FIRE! EIRE!
I
FIRE ! !
BE
ON A
NT OF A P.
dos
WHICH
D''UP A LA.
STOVE
OUN
RY, WE
PIIROHA
DEI
STOVES WHIC:
WE OFF
EL
R TWO-THI
EMI
THE US
Pal
ET 'TFIE B
G •
DE
& RIDGWAX-.
. 28,, 1874.
i •
pPECTAL CSIIC 79 VIZ
an CIIECM. •
e. .i , arties whaling to nrrn nom
.7rdtea stave, Etgland, /reland,
L dpal Odes and towns of Ears
dtafts for that purpoeo:
P -5
,25 PASS.ACi 777
OR
‘.„.., )0 dos- POntir.,.
5 Deccrubtel iqr:g
125 '
pA.CANA
50 11 ATPTAICii.dENT k
50
• t Monday,
,
so if souittwir.i).
SO.
665° 0 t l i p. 3 9. . 15 7. 1 .3'r .9,T I 0 ..)
50 iat j ax •
50 • I
'5O 4512 50! 830 EtiLfra.
20, 1 291 9 05 TaFerly
,00 328, 1 29 , 912':
150 s3b 351 919 " Athens.
4 50 2.(X . 205•..10 CO • . Tow=
50 • S
Si 10 Wyslnsin
00 636 .' 305 1114' .....LaceyviE
00 6 02 ..• .ll 36 .... Meshoppea
60 10 ; ... 11 45 .... 31elitx:pai4
40 6 45, 535;12 30'
00 00; 442: 180 • Pittston.
25; 5, 00; 2 00 • ...l e . 'Wilkes Bar.
7
• 3Ol 435 ....Manch Om
ifaf 831; 550 Allentair
1 8 45' 605 . . - ....Ertltletet
- 915 1 i j 635 ' Easton
1 1030' 820 , 1 , 1 , 94 , 14 1
•
,
;Ps; 9 45 ' New Torl
1 i •• " . '
P ' • • {
1!
No. 32 leaies Towanda at 7
d. ni.; Sayre, 7 57 a.)
EP CtOl.lllN
Ow PRICES,
311
1 Sionatly Pain...,:ais take
6.ate money. ' ,
.I'an 14 1374. - 1
,
IBM
The Boys are 3lare
Girls and lien and W.
.11shinn. for their Groe
-
JULIUS WIL
BED, IVLtiTE B
MI
GROCERIES ,&P
liow sold cheaper than,the chea t
the line of Groceries k Provislo ;
PL 0 F
Y GE
1
Kept st the Red. ,Virkito .k. .131 i
get a pile of go.de for a little-1n
i
:THE IIIG.ELEST PRICE P .
• d 1 , -
1,0,1 j
A the Le),.Wi1te ... .1: Blue Store
I '
BRAMHAILL
.&.
I plmoz mi l
.74 -
TowatAa Jan :^
800K -BI
isreapec
bi4l been remoV
t hird story, srb
BOOR-DIN
Zn various :irancltes, on
db ..the times" will allow. Th
( the charge Ofl
Mil
h experienced Binder. and all
done in a style and manner whi
Iduale. MagasinSit, liewspape
bound In • every variety of sty
tint will be paid o two Ruling
, •
; .
' BLAINE. 800
•
" 7
any desired pattl e s, which
will be warran
11 . work will be:ready for deity.
•Irrtie patronage ot the. public i
I fect satisfaction gruuran, teed.
.11Towanda. Antler 2.11.864.—rtt
HMI
NM
COALI I I
I
.
The subscriber i sviisg the
;lon Colliery at Kingston, Ps..
dealers with all sixes of AU
;In the best router, from
A. •
, fall suppl y this C
lolling on W. H. Rundeton.
lon Pine, one block south of. 11
are Invited to call. run wets.'
insured. I •
ToWande, rob: s. 1574.
OOD FARM FO
, 1 =tattin g ,ibout- 79 acre
lirnrozi, formerly; a svd by J.
.10
,g bonito, good rra/bite barn.
beat, ringlruit trots, and situate
Inks from Towaida. i .Torms
0. aoyr, t .'da, ors 1
Ri9S~ Q
•
Misr 'To
.1
1:11 4 11 0 24 ltin aget
e
_
E?;
. .
. : 4
perrplva
T9W;i 3 tai,
wuo~.EsALE *(D
PRIIGG,I
•
gosteiudvesy tetnifect tit
ha
st o ck
Donau iittb a
. cotudstin g of
EITRICTS, :ZZAILMS,
' A rED PILLS, icosPEEs. Cr
TINCTUTtEI3, WIN.EBI
I
And a
AN -ECI, 'D AND U)
t PAIiATION
lj
IMEliti . itEriliEDEziosat A l i:c ,
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