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I Poultry inGardemo ,
If one could only mice use of the
good qualities of ponitry in gardens
withorit. suffering from then' bad
ones, what a capital thing it would
be. •The amount of insects they des
troy, il astonishing to those who have
not been initiated into the mystery
of the ;thing; but everybody
. knows
that they cl iin all the gaps m -pear
therefore:, if they get a chance; and
thus behave all our labor. for. our
pains.' We like to have our peas
'.-come up early, but they: come np a
little too soon when there is a flock
of chiekens about; and they are 'not
satisfied with ,the eaili worm - , but
want the early green blade__frpm the
strawberries also._ - '
There are many times when chick
ens Ti not only be introduced into
the Carden without• serious injury,
but with, great good. It is best to
have la good_.chicken-yard attached
to- all gr.rdits, where the poultry
can he confined,When therb is dam
.ag,c: to lie - done, and let out when
they pan work to advantage. `Besides
this,lsimple arrOgements can often
! be employed w,kkeby the seed beds,
and . often the i diving crops, can be
, preserved from dan-ger, and ,at the
came time tile •hickens by allowed
g l ,
to roam about, doing good as they
go, , Brushwo 1 can be laid over
seed beds , and young crops just
planted, for. p. little while, and found
,tobe a goosV protean - 3n. Chickens
do not care to rumple ;their feathers
against these - crooked fiticks.i. Then,
again, many; have coarse fishnets, or
other manufactured articles, .which,
suspended Over the seed beds, make j
,'a cheap - and efficient protection. 1 I
'Of course \all these -, suggestions!
are intended' oinly for small gardens.
They cannot he well employed on a l
largo scale. -But it is only in am*
gardens that the - evils of chickens'
, running around lopse are so ierious
ly Ica. In the Far West ducks are
looked on as excellent things - for
potato fields and vineyards; and S even
in • gardens they are looked ni) to
as the preservers i and defenders aga
- instinsect cum:Alps. W,hether, what
- ;food they do in'uthis ' way pays' for
their keep we do not know; for, as a'
guieral thing, ducks are "hardly a
paying -- investment. They shovel!
'down the: . _food alarmingly in
`obit cases; while the `luck" in rail"
- , ieg -.,%. (Jung, ducks; or in getting and
' al i undar.c: of eggs, is - not equal to!,
tliat from the - ordinary fowl. 'Where
. theie hi - water, or marshy grOund,l
or (tLcr couvetdences where decks'
(~:e get,in,:a measure his own living;
,1 i, Of course different. We arcs
1 ',caking chiefly of ducks as' an
- t , vei . Ndity affair, and solely: frpm an
il. (et gathering, point of view. . I
Cluing Clover Hay
It a wid'e . Fprclid errex that it
. _ .
alifli , o:t to cure, clover :hay - . Lilt.
;in' , , tiiit: ,, chic, that is carelessly- an
, 'lLcd.kili - it';lly - (lone, 'it N . vill be, bail].
.'( . 4,11; but • with . ordinary atiention;
c'..,,v(-2= can bf: care(fas easily as any 4
1 01:-.1 - 111L). It should be cut when
, i ds (;f n finuser part of the field o
1,at(.1-- I'd 4. a brown color. If 'Oa!
Lcuttin;.; is delayed until -.the entire
crop i 3 brtCwn, the ; parts that ripen 4
\ vill IK fErO ripe.
• . Clover -_blionld;. never be • "sprea
ou i 4,. to cure." It-should be left in
the:s'.vadi. The less any hay is - exi,
Po-4:.1 to, sup while caring the
- 'be. The 'sun extriietS
drie.iLup the juices' and succult,
of the stalks . which constitute
har.,
AVhr-ri cat the clover -i,houhl lie iii
L. :.w:.th until more than., half th
i - - „l.r.eri art is sufficiently cured, whit
vi i:1 Le thrikase in favorable weathe
..-__ e - .:1.t, ,- _.:- nine Lours. When th ..
7;'`i c; Fart j. tLzpi cured the swatl
-1-.•.-4-: , :i Le, 4urr. , -1 with hay forks bot r
, •.• :-__ rip, an,-,1 allo wed to remain fot
:%'..:: ~.t.cdi, when that side aril
1.4 (.. , .::1_ , ..i. Then the swath
:l. be thr -- ..wri together into win,
111..rer- .:waths to a windrow!
• _2 I . ,i_J; Lein- ,
,done, the operation of
__-_- - ...221..^ 2-...-4 . .. e the Lay shauld be
' - :__::... , ..r.r.:--:-.1 a: r_Lc.r.t. In the best
.7_,r country„ if th 4
.., clover is general*
the efening of the da7C
-)
.: ...-. (..- - ..7 4 i..: - ..•2 never allowed to remain
• - -.....-. 1 6:7 - _-.2 :le following day. 'Cur l i
-;-, ‘
.i-.: ,- . ev - .: - :--: dart of the clover
. _
1 . --
~..,),: an•i stak, is dried eqttally
..,
;:..7 . ,-;r:itir...r. -of 'iinc;iature has tak
..:._ plact., vraduallz and regularly
1. - d a:1 ff..e nutritive juiceajof the hay
; I ) e.c.- pre:- - _erve.d, whereas if 'th
I..avi ,- , eiti,os• - .AI too long to the actio
~,f - the "still, the leaves and bloom
; Trodried to a chip and nothing i.t
' l l , _ft but . 11.. - r - 1-fibr,ous stalks.
;:. 7 , ;_i: - r=?,- - 1--..-3Tri--_! ,--
IMRE
11° , 4- xlo MAKE PE.Lcu TREES Bra. - ;
'LAarir, Smooni-Lusciors TEAcuns.—+
Several years ago a gentleman owned
a farm in Ulster. counts.. H had
upon it Ee v oral fiq.aCh trees, which
bore , a small ?paaritity , of peache,`
altogether - enoughLitor the family'S
me. This gentlemaii. one day sold
his faun: His wife'was much' Oki (
pleased'af)out it,_, and said the new
comers should not have - any benefit
fiem the Peach trees. Accordingly,
she heated a large kettle of water
until' i it boiled, and turned it upon
1 - .
the.r6otf3 of a 'peach tree,und so co L
tinned to n do until she had been t
each tree.' "There," said she,'"l'y
killed illem all."- (This , was an
iporant,Tevengeful old lady; let us
hope no such ones exist at the pres s
cat day.) Mark the 'result. Thi)
following summer the new comerS
had an abundance 'of large, smooth,
lueiOns peaches, such' as the tree
I thra.,neveri borne before. This tear*
les us a lesson, and I think it is this
The hot water killed insects about
the roots .of the trees, and made
them more healthy, and the fruit
also at the - same time, The water
was so cooled before 'it - reached the
roots of ,the trees - it did not hurt
them. .L ,
IH.Am 'CkEL—A capital way , J4tif
di -
pising of the remains of a ham an
making ian excellent dish for break
=fast is:
Take &pound and a-half of ham,
fat and lean_ together; put _it into a
Ythirtar- and pound it, or pass it
tbrough a sausage machine; boil a
large slice of bread in half a pint of
ton, and beat it and the liam well
ogaher; add, an egg-beaten np
t. the 4olc into a mould and bako
broWn.
Eoc.§.---Boil the required
1]•iltob:•r until they are , quite hard.
• .Iftts carefully- - removing the shells
• 1:::1•.!e • a - Ikide•mouth,ed jar, arid
i cur oter - : theru Hcalding vinpgai,
14, 11 seaf;olled ril.t?le :pepper,
few c10ve. , 4, or garlic,' and'
•rarc, of . kinger, if
cow_:r closely anal they
I f: fit for the table.
Foe woruix iu l.atkih givb yeitir
h c , rge th re e tilgerptyrufala t t t4iielgr*4 r4looi
inavaiical claucw.l, aL4 c."7l4us•dso teat, kv-44
rule of each.
WOODBIJFP,
e decidel
of to go one
of
tda:k
HATS,
CAPS
AND -
• EONNEM
PEA.
Itoomroximer of Mita and .-
J. Loafs fnars. intrastok •
Towanda Dec • '
BEA.SO warm Pllti AND mar PI
• . BOARDS, 'FLOORING, REDING.
And Tarlety of Ne=liodt Bair& for WA.
We have now la operettas a new, berg; as-rel
Paws, and other mabaly, =mainline en the
recent Inprovemeate. end of the moat =verb w
enanahlp. Ettenlng by as neveriallag ir~mfef.
we are able- to do vest se moos so is Vreeented—
do It ohm" lad bestow ail the seranetteinf ri or
doing It pelted* In , the woe! alga
worn' satiety may nan as to. veleta and vork:
dentetown. Anal 7. 1111110.11
HOW IS THIS FOB LOW
We offer DRESSED LUMBER at
the following rates:
Hemlock llooiins, (ehcdce)... ... ... 01$ per IL
White Pine "
pit c h AO se r
$l5 ki
=fro= $2 to so.per huzsdred.
Done at a moment's no Bee and by the bait machin
ery now made. We have on hand
OWE lIIMIDIt= TEIOIDIAND DBICLIMBSEt
We have in the Pond
THREE HIINDRED AND
EX= TEM THOUSAND
PEET or L
AM are constantli Itanufactaring.
w Parties who can reach as are foctih to go
near the railroad for Lumbar. as Ender any dream
stances we an SILL IT GILEAPES-44 Wiid the
cost of transportation from hereto the zailroade—
slY $2 to $3 per thousand.
/1.11:1# . '
:one 46.'73. ,
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THEW,
FLOITNCES,
-AT 008 T, Oros rag sEzr
LANING, • EMIL
BILL WM= &MD TO 01DriL'i
PLUSTNO. NATCIO3O, ErbBLl4lllo, La,
SUSQUEHANNA
- ' COLLEGIATE
- INSTITUTE
The Spring term of this institution will cam.
mence MONDAY. API= 6,187 L.
Ito pains will be spared to maintain the high
standing of the institution, and by carefnlly locking
to the interests of each individual student to Make
its work even more edithent. Each teacher will have
hie sPeelelity. and- use every facility to make the
topics interesting, and to secure the largest possible
results in his department.
Classes will be organized in 'event new studies
in Scienoe and Immerge. Also the claims in En
glieh will be remodeled so as to meet the mints of
new students desiring to pursue these branches.
To save expense, test books, the Ramie as in the
county will be used in the English branches, with
the exception of Geography.
To make the coop= of non.residerit studenbi
more pleasant, the Principal will use his home--
situated but a few rods from the lastittlte=
—for boarding' purposes, whirs Too*
throughout and provided with c)dthes closets and
other eonveniences will be furnished for the young
ladies.
The best rooms in thee - Institute will bet furnished
and assigned to the young men; alLwill board at
the house of the PrincipaL There will bee cheered
supervision on the part of the PrinciPslandteachers
of the manner in which students employ their time.
Price for furnished room and board. including
'fuel, lights, and washing not to excied six pieces.
$lOO per week. Students will furnish their own
toilet and be held accountable for the furniture in
their rooms.
-e themselves for the work
Those itrairing to prepare them........_ .
of teaching during the following Sunnier, should
apply to the Principe' at once: i
Tuition from Four to Ten Dollars per term, as
cording to studies punrued. . .
:
. For further particulars or eirculart= fddreiul the
'Principal, E. E. QIIIICLAIq. Tewands Plt„
• IaILLEB TOT,
,
JUL 13. . . ---. Pres't Board Trusties.
SAVE TWENTY-FIVE TO 30
PERCENT'„ BY BUYING YOUR
CHRISTMAS AND NEW NEAR'S
PRESENTS IT II UGUENtN'S.
, .
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New Goods of the latest styles.. Jewelry of S
. . i
dean:; tloua Sttarge qttautitlea, at -
Towanda, December 10, 1873
STAMPING DONE Az MRS.
HENRY KINGSBURY'S DRESS
MARTNG RdGMS, No. 2, ARCADE
BLOCK.
Towanda. Dan. 17. 1871. 1.
GO TO JACOBS'
•
t •
•TEMPLE OF FASHION.
STitEET,
• FOB Linn STYLES n 4
BPELNG AND 5tr313113 01..01111N0
mow Junin= was. Da..7.
Tnininda. April 3. irf&..
THE LONG EETABLISHED
•
MILLINERY STORE
I i • •
• - OF
MI . SS.G4tIFFIIN • -
Ras jolt been replenished with a tall and
: -
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
SPRING AND sum= 4:*Ds,
To which the atkzitiOn - of my eruitosisera eaPe.
walled. Frieze ressonable - shell I %p ro m..
' S. ILO
Towanda, April 23;1744.
BAKERY, AND DINING BOOIL
Firai block north of Ward 'Hoak:
BREAD, PIES, CAIIE,GRAOIMINES,
BAKED D'Aip
• dud sold at Wholesale-and iotal.
In ons OINE , VG BOONS we will accovonodata the
public with either a lunch or s good meal et all
times of the day and evening:
amiss AND ICE CREAK. ON NOD DIIBMO
TIMM ISZASON.
I. -
ilso4 fine 1111501tnient of firocerimpoatcDonery .
Yraita Nut& ke.
corlY tt D. W. 8002T ' & 00.
warns. SALE- 1 -ThS stock of
a O.+. Ist* ems a L'. A. Pettml it Co. 1*
IVA! !;C4 " 1 1"
, Citt.EAT BARGAIN!
to ;1.1.10;4 f. 4 a term 1. 01 ran It •
Err ate .
71 4 go,et Afati, NOY , * ! , ..9 ha,. 4/7 rxida.
furl cwt.* **44a lo :l-1e,"•. , * 4, Ili jravAls smut
vvrologlim. NA OM& as ,
eta:" a •A• en •
zl=m3EZMl=i;
TWANDA
r
(taw
.1
lIKBBLE WORK%
IMI
IIIcOABE & SON
Ban Jest twaired ttis Ingest setotteent et
RIBBONS,
Dazo ? ,
at,8444 gm,
• • IL. ld door
AMERICA AND [ITALIAN
G, dui.
Inc othrteof es thiO mootbilh. to stdch Pal
tarn. to alleastioa of ifs.
The/ keep on band oilman to or6u
40NUMENTS;
TOMB storms, menus, &43.,
AT THE LOWEST TEEMS.
loontrao fa wont or =waft to oar Um . txo to.
speettbgr Wired to ail sad osia►iao oar stook.
Towanda. MN 1. ICI.
,W. SCOTT & CO.,
D .
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BAKERS AND GROCERS,
First Mock Yorth of Ward House. _
• __
We hare added materiallykLonr stock, and now
otter a full aesostment of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
We keep no books, add no percentage for bad
debts ; therefore we can and will give yon the law.
eat rates. All are invited to call and be convinced.
DINING ROOMS
In connection with the above, and meals at all
home of the day.
SCOTT t 00.
T.rwands. Feb. 10.1871.
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, •
BILL PEOPZErrt or if you sigh to land or DOCTOR
money ona
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,
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=r
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In either town or Scanty, win do well to call an es.
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OftiosMain street. : opposite Court HOU" To
wanda, Ps.
Nu 19. '1441. _ .
N ORTHERN OtXTRAL- KUL
WAY.—lrireet route Ninth awl South to Bit.
tome. Wooldtartmo. Ptiladelphts aid on. points
South ; also to Milo, Mopes IPaLl4llmrpenidon
Bridge, Pocherter. resetun and alll potato East
end WA on the -8 York Central italirosol.:arid
the Oanadan. sa. On and atter MOO, Nor. 23.
1873, trains - will lease ELIITILL rui lonoßa
' tr
scarrywm= l
..... 10 20 pm
12 00 m
6 steam
Mail. arrive
Morning Accommodation
Evening
Southern Express
IGLU
es. Northern - Ittrwess north and Southern Es.
press south. are through trains between EoebNter
and Baltimore ; the Norning and Evening Ate enin
modstion north connect at Ounindsigns with trains
for lbw.hester and the Palls.
G. GUNTON GARDNER. Getil Sup
i
ED. S. NOUN% deal Pm. Airt. Elaihnors. d.
Br a 0
s ► She undersigned having recently leased f.
krm of yesri the old uncles stand." in Bufalkilion
Duro% are now prepared to nary cm the blackmidth
tag business tow tts branches, and pledg e them•
►es to do tbstr wart as and as as Oaf
other country shop in County. Na stud] ,
Po Meese all wbo rasy am as wale a celL .• '
• culoini E. IDAVID
1141146 se, a Afa.
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MARBLE
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AND LIG
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Than any othir estebliahmen
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Of every deecription m
to order on short notice.
Timm% March 21, UTE.
FROST & SONS
Would !mite 1h Public to:call and •
/
': 1 1 : ILU!Li j
Or mama/
4
They have now on hand ths
LLItGLET AND BEST
EVER Ix T9WANDA,
Which will bead at Wholesale pikes.
We ere also proofed to do
UNDERTAKING
We, also keep in store and nakc
BLINDS,
DOOllB,
Oct. 1, lel&
WE INSURE ALL KINDS OF
. - PROPERTY
AGLUBT LO BI
FIRE AND LIGHTNING.
WI riprairsat one ?Ut Lfllona Claplid.
Old ltzlidies AM lons Oomp
- .
LIFE INSURANCE H
IN THE OLDIBT AND Lacuirr r aroca AND
1r(441/ 1 1W1. 71 ,1#
sooimarr mnwoz
- Prom ow 'SO to ow year.
NOBLE & 'VINCENT.
Yob. D. UM
SIIPERIOB AGRICULTURAL
laumaa. fa Bab by
R. M. - WELLES,
TOWANDA. PA..
Miss Iterecien Mak. =lb' Ida. of Oeart
Raw Rim.
=OLD= AND WHAM DIAL= AND
"AnnerMUMl lAGINT. -
Sosrtes Xacidam, Horse PoWas sad Thrissahors,
Mood Itssierlaweri, Ova% Sada% Hey
Seddon. leversedo sad loknro, Minton.
=Mrs. Ross, Clover HuDiessadnuds2g 213Da.
WIN WIFININI. TA I . IIIMIIIIII. Mr MUM
SW CMS rams Di as vau.D. cosy
=ram Yea amp cm row. F oie., se.
653 pm
.. 2 011 pm
... 5 B&n4
Cria~ad dietelpthe. Maoled petaled dr
eam. DmMed or ateated tree to ad ipptlesate.
IP
n min eat Ma three =ate to seed to? danders
edigo •
Items vim Ii Tomato. call sad me am
' Main TS. L Y. =MEM
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Doan la I ,
WOOL, HIDES, PELTS, CATY
UM kO..
fa width ess Wm* suit ;dos Is NU taUtious.
owls M. S. ilfougaila's atom Ma .
at a. aaasaral
ti 11. papal .11.10 TOWAIIIDA. fa.
•
in this
country:
JAMES BRYANT.
KIM
ABBORMENT OF GOODS
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oa the mod mu*
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Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Mil
Guns, Revolvers, Cartridges,
Pain 4, Oils, Varnishes,
Patent Wheels, Hubs, Spokes,
Farmers and idechnnios Tools,
Always; at lowest cash prices.
1113
May 14,
II
I=
■
istvriz FACT
AN lINDI
D 8 AEZ SOLD 032/2221 AT
THAT GOOD
US IVOLFF'S
ED
mat ANY OMER
ottat ' MAMLICEIN PENN'A
I.IA-qq: 11 ;01
Saving recently Atted up the lathe and comma&
one More lately ocapted .by FOX rt 1111101711. to
iaxamodate zisy Opfiltr-Inessulng trade. I reepect,
telly est my old easbnnersomol the pablle general.
ly, to call end asidesllw&opt 1 .
-
I •
NEWS
rn
.~
\ ' OF
. I
:OMEEII, CLOTHING,
And musty
I
, I
th 16T1.1
1 ,
=
===IMM
=1
S e WOODFORD,'
NEW YOILS BOOT. AND SID
STORE,
. -
10. s, AMON haat:WM[lß= •
Is receiving one ot,the
best stock of BOOTS & SHOES •
brought in Towanda, 7hich he
offering at. the eq lowcet prices
Cash, consisting, of Gre've Oars, . ,
& Sam, Bois CALF BOOTS,:
Maws
Maus and Omen:* ShoesTof
kinds, all bought direct tiom
Manufacturers, and hand / made,
goods warranted.. A you. STOCI
LW= AID FINDINGS
Thankful for past fa • ors, I so
a continuance altho sa Ci.
Towanda, May. 1, WM
I- - 11
1 '
=MI
IMMI
NEW CARRIAGE
TOWODA,'
fleepectf h ully announce to' f
fiat he as built a ,
whore he will constantly keep o
meat ot
TOR. AND OPEN
Rade of the best' malarial and
city style, Ills. long experle
Yactories gins hima decided
Ia the
Finish, Siyle and
of We Wagons. AU (betook*
INSPECTION OF
prevtoip . c) pnrchsslag•olsew
ALL WORK WARRANTED
Thankful for the liberal pat
tended and respektfully auk
same.
10
rUNDERY &MA m SIIOP.
The undersigned having pa:Oa/led the Pioundry
sad Machine Shop lately owned by John • amen.
an prepared to do ill kinds of work appe to
their bullies% with prouiptnesit and
, MILL GEATtING
CIRCULAR SAW MI
MAN DRIL'LS,
Lad all kinds of
Of the latest and most improved kinds man
and kept constantly on hand ready for
. IN sU
CULTIVATORS, CO
Of ill kinds, and the latest
constantly on
JULII7B WOLFT:
MEI
=
AT TZE
/
Oppoitte the new
I
HENRY - ST
New mum cattiuA
FAKELY CAR
PLATFORM
TROTITRO 817LBY8,
iCATI SFACTI
REPAIRING PROMPTLY
reduced pr
Towanda. Jan: 8. 1213:.-tf
MILL IRONS
MADE•TO O t qat.
ENGINES ,
dad all work warranted to
SHINGLE
PLOUG
mpanx., ; Laos AND
PLOUGH '
CITURN PO'
AND 1311
STO V 'E C A
CELLAR GEITEEI.
SLED AND. SLEFGH S
LOGE IRON ISITLES
.And all kilt& of defogs &Flashed to
March 80. 1870. , . 4 . 1 18 & BOCK'
BLOOD' & CO.,
Stlll continue o min
HORSE POWERS
and will fella better machine, for lees m
can be bad elsewhere In the world. We
our multiuse that now will d' as much,
than any other* and are more durably b
personally superintend our k and , see
well down. We will send
DISCUPTIVE 4:14. ALObIUES.,
of ear mtchlroa, on application.
ONNAlito TWO ,If011,9:41),0 '
ono! Two rinse THREME BEI' '
razezarsit and c as;
FANNING IL
- .
otarnmes warn DUO W
SAW AND I f BIST HILL orb done
Give as a call before purchaa.ng Com •
"o 0 coloaa7a 'S
g. -
o oasi)ori
Am. 186 F.
WOOL CARDING, .
..-
- - lIANIJFACTIADTG,'. C. .
ii
After a recess of four years, d hem expenditure
in improving Kills and Nate Power, 7 again re
m= our old business of
HANUFACTDRING: WOOL CARDING I CLOTH
DRESSING, i io. , 1
Appreciating the hard timelo, we hathought
beat not to ~ let down," but to Fah Hors Industry
as the best means of restoring pl ent y.
.. s
For the accommodation of nearly extinct rake
vela. we w
of fiplanbre,
ill make we shatinake Ro For those who
Yarn,—
I STOCIUNG YARN, W.
with 1 11 - -r- •..
,' In conjunction t Local Option we propose to
aid the frugality of the connigy by making a few
thousand yards of Stout Clot 4 that will enable a
every run to Iwo his breecheli on.,
Those who can, aliould 1 and we
them one of the snugeat and utoet oomph
. WOOLEN FAO ORIEI
. In the United S tea..
'Our machinery iii now in g order, ai
power itnever.Ming the public may be
of disappointment, and we . warrant all
dolialovleW l 7. -
•' i H. 14 . ING:
Camptown, Pa., May 14, 18 .
AND BARI
N E M W Ablnidged Catalogal
Plana is now relay
ttles to an appatute
211 Erl
MoOLBE 4c-EDWABD
Wltaaik sail Beal Degas fa
FAMILY. anocErci
. . •
or
1r
PRO v
MUCMIt% VIC!-BUWA, TOWANDk.
Wedtter& a
Dot deel ws Il e rot,' to oomliztr
FIRST CLASS GO'o
0
M k~
Cash paid for Parmers Produce.
/AXES ItcC
WM. EDWABia
Muth 1, 1870
NEW SMJiI FLOURING
The sutecrib dewres to On uotico that LE
Mends and pa
=I
YACTOILY I
rmTwwto mril
handl a full
U now In noceastal operation, and that he
pared to do all work in his line on short n.
DES,
BUGG
tsvi:e(.). t►i 1• b(t)~:~~ti [~~,ti ~.:.4:r...;5E
AGONS,
Wheat, Btielrwheaa and Rya Flow, torn••
Feed. Bran, &c., always on hand and for
lowest rates.
co best
• .aim
finished fn t
,ce in city
ventage ever 4
PARTICI:MAU NOTlCE.—Persons livings •ri t
west side or the river desiring to patronize my ••
will have their ferryage paid both ways, when •
bring grist ' iof ton bushel, and upwards. I
apLen. • V.• 8 A ' a
Durabilit
B. PATCH,
C..
HIS W
WHOLESALE AND RET
0 01 rs PE
GROCEitIES AND, PROWS". • N
ly ex.
of the
•nape forme
continuance
ATTpiDED
The Lebt Lands of
1 EMNIty
The highebt price paid for all kinds of
CO UNT RY• PRO.D
L S',,
BUTTER, POULTRY ANI G
Especial attention paid to filling orders, Go
delivered ffee of charge anywhere In the • ron
Towanda,Jan 14. J 8741
IMM
BARGAINS IN STOVES!
TINWARE,
HARDWARE,
IRON iNo NAILS,
GLASS, °
CARPENTERS' TOOLS,
, &c.,
Given to all ilarchaserifoi C h,
H. T. JUNBli'3 l ,
HARDWARE ST R
TOWANDA, PA.
*44 17, '7B.
go
iSii
limi
" OODEN B
' PLO
GHS
11
0 I N
EMI
LL 81
GS
BM
OES,
1
HEADQ,IIAR-TERS
WATCHES, JEWE
2LND
N
1 1 ,
im
- for
or more,
It. We
that it is
'ZIEW JEWELRY STONE, ON BRIDGE rn
' In the building formerly occupied by You
Titus, with a large assortment' of Gold an lift
EMU
Vine Gold Jewelry, Go
order.
BUTTONS, PINS, &c. &c:
A full lino of so= lIIINEU and plated ware.
SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASS
From the, cheapest to the best, and • y
articles tea - numerous to mention, but t • be
by *Mtg. H. : : 4 1:4
N, B. Watches. Clocks and Jewelry
practical workmen. and warranted.' , -
Towanda, Nov. 10..74
• •
qAYRE.-THE . NEW TO 'N
SAYRE, PA,, is situated on the S squeb;
River, - between Waverly,: N, y., and Atbc s. Pa
miles from the Anthracite. 48 Wien Ire the
van,-andss mike from the Send-Bitum ndag
Nines of Pennsylvania Itls the Smiths term
of the fionthern Central Rallrmid, also o the ICI
& Athens Railroad, and' Is virtually th Nortl
terminus of the Lehigh Valley and Ps. & .Y, I
roads. It is a Mlle and• a quarter fro the
Railway at Wavewly. •
MYR& has already in successful irpea on all
Oar Wheel Foundry, a Putnlture Factory. a Flol
lag 11M, a - Woolen MIR, and a Planint3llll. A. ,
owns growth Is anticipated for 1874.
. • THE TOWN PLOT
Is now ready for examinatioU. Lots for residoni
and business plaCes for sale on reauionabT terms
Its favorable location makes it a
DERUIABLE POINT FOB /dANlllrAar
and -
will show
our water
In no fear
•rk to be
of New, t a,and
atoned
A and will
:1 E. If.
.E:ael Inducements aro offered.
at the That National Bank, of
in Sayre, Pr.
Artriitf."
JoyLill
swum 24 Ps.
FIFI
AND PBOVII3I
r u'7. 17,1 7 11
ALWAYS COMPLETE.
We sell nothLeg bat
rx KIIIIMEQI3I3I. ILL
rr; , : irl:)a J@w •a a.~
DE %r•FR IN
ToWiNDA, Pi.
F L , O R
ALWAYS UN LIM
EIMEENOI3
FOI:
, SLLVERWAR
M. ELENDEL3IAN
Has opened a 1
• "
American and &piss WO lig
CHAOS AND: ICING
CHAIN BRACELET,
Of all kinds—bold, Silver and St 12
CLOCKS
110WAAD
• •
VPOIMErt
AO=
S ' .
OLD' CIASH ME,
. o , 7.azaro - 1 2r271
Gamer MI6 sad Ma l e Streets. Totell,
• Igiveffixodirrsdaleglererd7 lethal , stock. stalks=
oeingdits miaticomat, conetteding en esteastre
1510. senlntabig Ma, llSlteleS teed In Os Arts for
to th iMid e ll" peOge="ef fal aralle,: lelictad er= l a
kept eonsisitta with mot , ' -
sawed on the - •,• • W
OW, conalstiag of
tortras :4.
- r
ALCOHOL.,
eau rim,
• 1
• KER OSENE
• •
Barg
wires, sauDzsl
131 7 13 ' iiird "
TANNER ' S AND = • i s O ILS,
/Sag and Tana Aiticles in all • - sandy,
•
ISPONGIA'B/MBEES.' SOAPS, r
I
• Pomades, -Dyes,
POCKET BOOkAPORT 0 AM,
• h
i •• Pocke t Salves. Bazars. .
T0=4613113 0 SAM rarketamoss,
PUBS w, AND LIQUOR;
• • Tar Sedieinal nek •
Turacco, SNIThI RIM exr , Cram,
Gnash, Mit and rower Seeds, Trusses. SO'
porters, Sasperutarits, Shoulder Belem Breast
RoroPs. Teething ! Binge, Nursing Bottles,
Maio, Nipple Waells end r nSTrinSes,
Bedrens,Self4leatiugVrisit J Thar-
Jags Glue Ware, ilSottles. This, Corks. Bath •
Brick. end Store 0 1 -. 1 . 4 Pah Tackle, Am
.,. Om, Botanic. 7 erne and Ramcepath
- to Medicines, stud all the populir Patent
gEDiCIN'ES.
• Al articles warranted as 'represented. Persons at
dienuace can receive their orders by stage, or
Wadi sal receive prompt end attention.
Medical /deicer given at the el*
amen, only far sae4tciam: - . I
Thuldal for put Sherd paironage. would re*
pecttolly =mace to thel.r friends and the publie.that
no pains she,ll be spaiS to Wig/AO =At the cot
Mention of their confidence and patronage; I
WOpen Sundays for preetriptions from 9 to 1
a.m., and 1.2 reto I,Snd sto p.m.
• - B. 0. PORTER d SON.
ep April 1, iii2=-LIT. 1 :
T HE' 1"711
IFL.°II-EnS "Mit ES 1!
--utraas . a 1 ,
1 i• j .„.
- HOMEOPA; I IIICISPECIrICS
11
Have proved, from the most ' ample
ample experience,
attire success. Simple, prompt, efficient end rel is.
t, ble. They are the, only medicine perfectly adapted
to popular; use—so eihaple that =Wakes cannot be
made in neing theme so harmless aa to befreefrora
a danger; and so efliclut .as to be aps•aya reliable'.
They have the higheet Commendation from all, an
7 will always render es` - jeaction.
1 i
:Nos. !. qt - nr-s. C •
1.- Payers, CengestiOn, Indammao, 5
2. Worms, Worm' Fever, Worm Co c,' '5
3. Crying-Colic ,- or
ti
f
or Teething of fits, -1
4. Diarrhoea, of Children, or Adul ,
5. Dysentery, Griping, Bilious Coll ,
6. Cholera Morbas.lN'esnitlig,
7. Coughs, Colds, Etonchitts,
& Nitirelffia, Toothache, Faceache,
9, Headaches, Sick Headache, Fern
10. Dyspepsia, Billoits Stomach,
11. Suppressed, or Painful Periods,
12. Whites, too Profuse Periods,
13. Croup, Cough. Dilecult Breathin
14. Salt Rheum, Eryisipelas, Erriptie
15. rthenmatisim, Rheumatic Pains
• 16. Fever arid Ague, 'Chill Ferrer, 41
• 17. Piles, blind or bleodieg.l
18, Ophtlialmy, and Sore or Weak E '
19. Catarrh, acute opyt~ chronic, In fl u
20. Whooping Cou gh, violent cong
21. Asthma, oppreseed breathing,
M. Ear Discharges,fupgred hearing.
ez
W. Scrofula, erdarg d glands, Swe llin gs,
-2e. General Debilit.„ Physical W nese,
{25. Dropsy and scanty Secretions
126. Sea Sickness, eiCkness frond ri'dtny„ '
27. Sidney Disease, 'Gravel,
4 ,
29. ;Nervous Debili Seminal , Seinal Wei'
Involuntary seliarget., -
' 29. Sore Mouth. C ker,
30. Urinary Weakness, •
31. Painful Periode t ,iw i ttli Spesams.,
32, Sufferings at c ge of life.
33 .• Epilepsy, Spangle, St. Vitus Di
34. Diptheria, ulcerated sore throe
35. Chronid Congestions and Erupt
Vials CO cents, kexcept 23, 32,
. - 1 FAMILY CASTS.
• Case (Morocco) with above, 35 larg
ual of Directions„l
Case (Morocco) of 20 1 Ltrze vials en
;• , Single Boxe s and 'lsle as above.
1
• sa- These remedies aro sent by
box to any part of the countr - ; , Ire
receipt 81 price. Address
,
El may 288.1873
1 SE ,
NTB _1
PR
NEIN
Ia constantly
stock of Jewelry,
PINS
MI
In 1
Alt ETUCAN ant
GOLD AND
SILVER PLATE' 'WARE OF
•
SILVE. STEEL
SILVMS AY ' D PL.V
VLall
WATCH. CLOG and JEWEL
in the befit manner, and warrant
I • I
Thanks fo,r a liberal patronage
continnance of the same.-
Tolv,ull3'„ Nov.
O' lA. DL‘
M
criociun
EMI
MffM
GLASS
I
TAU.,
Mi
WI
- I ,
1
I Ns'olahl gay to
In ntoo - X I will no
=1
Towands, Fob
iiiE
'~~
EMI
;L^C,
i.. 3 1 DR,
;WI .4.3
50 10 ; ,1145
50 6 43; 33312 30
100 8 00! 12. 11 30
8 25: r 5
00; 12 00
' I 'l 30 14 33
r ,8 31 -5'50
,8 45;16 05
1 013 j 6 33
10 30! is 20
•
P 2'45
vials and 31. n•
$1)1m.
6R
EMI
e or single
Large, •n
MS
B. PORTE,
ggtst,
• Is, Fa
D
Tow
Clo4thig.
FOR AL
AT VIE
Mliffl
M
ROBE
lA. nous,.
MEE
riaz, in all
on t
E GOLD sn
11
as-
sTu,bs,
01
Mai
MS
ESEI
ILVER
VATGRES
MIMM3
BEBEEM
TED
AND CHAT'
LOCK
EMI
ptit,) , lls at WO
west pricce
I T repairing ironic
d.
ntl hope to
Rpc EWELL.
MEI
MO
OFFER 3
OF VA.
:uous P.
TERNS
lowest.
MI
C UTLE
ED WARE,
ER PLAT
OD , 'N'A.IE,
'ONE IV.
RE,
BIM) C
IGES,
lIIME
sliEl'S;
SHADE
(t.t, 15
o public that
on any gml
03 unflarsola.,
ERE
r
9,.187.
Draza ani. *Aldan
Paul' do "
p.irro3l's ELOC
I
' TOWANDA,
-
w4p.uta i trz. AND
DRIJOGIS
AstWgeziszadyreptiimdl
staaddalivemopened with a
leiectolOockAecriuMb:got
tans, Arezpu 1 ors,,
COAT! ) PILL% FOWLERS,-G
fir.tzTvi.
WINE 4,
Auld an
DOTANV: ECLECTIC AND HQ
riBATIONS,
, I
!' i . - .'I '- •
DYE - BTUFFS,
_3lAclirs
1 . -: 11
MT 11A REFINED ,REL:O3r F., ..A
PL'lli; 1 4INES AN L
. 1 l. • ,
iol i
.I l il For itedieical Purposes.
TOBACCO, gIsTFIr
' I •
- All Ma
POPULAR PATENT ME
;
Ar la AF L aortmeat
I I
TO,II,E f T; AND ;FANCY
• i ,
'• ' ' • ' ,
More than the nadal'care and attendt•
Conaponnding ": of ~P rescriptlons. 1
from . 9 O'cloc.k.a.m.,to 1 p.m. ic from q
Di, Mammy can, be consulted at •
dby of each trek, as heretofore.
D HI
' 1
' - , 1 W. r
~,....
Towanda. `May 7, 1872.
F.T.RST N I ATIO. A
-a- 1 ' •
OF T0T7.1.7 11
Claiqtai,
Sus FLIM ' I
_l. 2.... .. I i
1-11111 Aurae offers UNCSUAIi PACT!
transaction of a 1 .
- 1 1 , • . . k
GE:VRA4 11.4.:WILTG ..6
. t t
ECTI;ELST AID ON DEPOSTIN
, AOTIZE3I7. ,
Sprats, Cis Grvmr rzr, COL LEI
a -SD Caszr..e. I
1 .1L5 of
Parties wishing to min nosn-to .7.r.f Part
United States, England, Lreland - , Scotland; or the
Opal cities and towns of Europe, can here pi
drafts for that purpose. '
, .
_ l , PASSAGE TIEETJ 1
I , - .1 . I '
1 .
~.
To or frfrontthe old country, by ~ . y.,t
hog lir.es;alS-ays on hand. 1
1
F 1...... .TES. r.r.or.oar (ran AT r.znr,
//fgllert P;;:e
• 11-
JO9. r,Ciwzor—L, President.` .1 N
Decambei, 1..1E69. • '
5
5 134. & N.Y. CANAL &
3 AIIi.I'SOE3FEcT OF .P..tES:SO
t Monday, De.certit
0
=I
E BEMIS
No.: No. ,1 ,50
29. '
STA•TIOS9
P Y r, 11
Elta_ra.. I
Waverly: j
.Sayre...
2 45 15 50: 5 30
320 , 120, 903
3 129' 9 12
3 33. 1 35. 919
420 2 03.10 0 4 )
515 1 10 50
538. 3 03.11 14
602..:'1133
111
...ToAvad4.
..Lacerci.lllt..
Meshoppe,ii.
Turthantoci
Bane.
Blanch Chunk.
..Allentown:..
-Bethlehem
.Philadelphia..
NC'S York
I .
i t •,,.....
[ FM—
,lio.j 32 14. aces Toimatia at 7 10 a.
a. tn.; Sayre, 7 57 a. tn.; WaTeriy V
riving at Elmira at 9 00 a. at.l .
' No.; 31 leaves Elmira it 5'30 p.
6 13 p. 'ea. i Sayre, 6 24 p. in.: Atli •
'arriving, at Towanda at 7 10 F.M.,
TPA; T ABLE OF T
vIN ot'ElllE 114 TT POAD.—
Monday, Noc.-11. 1872.
soc - ri. ;mean)
=I
I . - 8 . : 1 0 d 0 I
8:10 1
8:30 1
9:19
0:30
• 9:50
. 19:20
11:10
A. M.
TOWANDA...
BAECLAY JITNCTI
I.:cm
".DUSHORE.
"AJERNICTE.'.:
F 12.11 5A.1.4
1
TIU EE DESLIZALLE DAT
CENTRALLY LOCATE
1,.1
. • . ON EAS
'Monthly raytalents take' !spot
chase mchey.
den 14.1574. A. J
rpHitEE CHEERS
n
ro.:: TILE
RED, WHIT
TRAMP, TR.A.AFP,
The Boys are MarPhii
Girls and Men and NVo.
rushing for their Gthcer
REP, WHITE BL
GROCERIES P.R
I
Now Fc t chpa r er than ths carpe,
the line of Groceries Tray ens
P,L R F
'U
FAMILY GR 0-
rept at tho Retl,
getla pild of gods for a little ino
I ' '
TILE ;UGLIEST rnic PAID
C ' o'l3 l T,R
.it tlae ItCs. White & Bltie Store o
F
BRATiIHA.LL :
- BRIDGE STE.
TolTa4.la Jam 23 'T4.
BOOK-BINDRY.-T
is respectfully informed tha I
had been removed to the
third 'story, wfte:re will be done
0 0 S B I . :^ 4 P.I
In all its carious branches, en to
as I s , tho times" will allow. The
der the charge of-
I .
H. O. IVIIEL'A
An experienced Birder, and all w.
done in a style and manner which
AlagszLnep. Nmspape
bound In . every variety of styl.
Con will be paid to tne Ruling •
I -
ME
11111
BLAltik too
To any' desired pattern, which
bility will be warranted.
All work will be ready for dcliv •
The patronage-of tho public s ill
feet satisfaction guarranteed.
Towanda,. fugust 2,1806.—tf
i ! •
C °4L. ' ,
1
, 1
Tlaii subscriber baying the agency of MI
son Colliery at Kingston, Pa., is prepared I
dealers Wittaall sizes of Anthracate Ceal.
iii the best manner, from, the Icelebrate
Vein. A full supply of this - eclat may ,b
1 calling On W. IL llumiston.
at the lieuo(
en Pine; ono block south of llaitt streat.
are invited to call.. Full weight , unit goo
\ insured. f.. 81
roWsruls. Feb. 3. - i S7t. ' '
•
00D FARM FOR AlaF, Chen,
'
Nccintaining about 73 acres, about 50 urea I •
proved,!formerly owned by J: 31. BoWman, dee'
LOg house, good fraine - barn, good I water, youn
i
Pearingtrutt trees, and situate t; Asylum tarp:, ton
"mips! from Towanda. Terms easy. Eng ro o f 11
13.1G01T, Towanda; or ' • I I-
i• • i J. rt.:comma, an,
gar la '7l-tf. . Wntesl3arre, Pa,;
MEI
1
MI
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125,0 i i
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131
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