Sodna. - . Gum EDGE BETTER In Maki fancy butter, there are ~ three oxen- Lids—coke, texture, and flavor. The color mast be - arich lgolden ; the texture firm, tenacious,; waxen and that nutty. flavor and, smell which impart so high a degree i of pleasure 'when eating it. Butter lof the very 'highest quality will bring $1 a pounsl readily...„ A Philadelphia msker who receives' , this price. gave-Mr. J. B. .Lyman these facts as to his manage ment; He feeds on clover or early mown hay; cuts fine, moistens, and mires in corn meal and wheaten shorts;. feeds often, and e little at n time; uses no roots except carrots; keeps his pastures free from vreeds; kceps,the temperature !of the Milk room at about 58 degrees; skinis clean; stirs the cream, in the creatn churns once a week; • just before the .Batter gathers, he puts* bucket of is 3 cold water in the churn ; in work ing he works out all , thu, butter-milk ' without the use of the hand, absorb ing the drops with a fine linen cloth Wrung from cold water, and at the 'second working handles delicately, With fingers as cold as May be; salts 1. nearly an °lineal° the Pound; packs <i:,n one-pound balls. AltOrT CATTLE.—The books. tell ;sr thikt the first 'cattle - imported into this country were by , Columbus, ,in 1493. The,first importation by the Plymouth Company wait in 1642 IA E few years later the. Dittch brought them to New Hampshire. The average weight of these tattle was a little lesslhan 300 pounds. In 1710 the average weight of beef cattle in the London market was 370. In j - -03 it had gone up tol 490 pounds. In 1833 the average weight had increased to 750 pounds. Since then thee, average has steadily advanced Until in the Brighton market lof Boston, to-day, they, leverage fifty per cent more than—in-1850. The largest beef reported in the books }vas raised by Mr. _John Bakers, lof Massachusetts; weighing 3,0p0 pounds, live weighty Mr.. WM. Smith, of - Detriot, owned the steer l'Greeley," weighing 1 1,110 pounds gross. net 3700. At the present .time it is a common occurence that a shipment of Illinois cattle average 1 1 600 pounds. This increase in the Veight, and conseqUent value, lies peen brought' about lby judicicins it. - lection; and feeding. I- recently bee l i me acquaint .d willi'a new remedy for serateh'es, laud all others diseases of domedtie that require - T - Iln external ,appliCatioli, and having tested it! i in r ate es, inflamed eyes, bruises, and prains, Heel- that I cannot do yOur read(-rsa-greater service than by call tllt;r attention tn !this new and very , vai l luable remealyl . td (•oskni,iine. It is the emollient prinei lA!' i•etioleum - 1 and his far superior au external appliCation, to any other ointment or liniment I httve r triod. ; It is squally good fo - r cants and wounds, and in short,i i of application ; Galls are-rap healo.l br it.; rise, and foi all if,•l disoz.ses it is invauable. . i. • i'mEND of ours told ns the outer Iday, how - his wife camp - bens of . i•et and- as it 1 a very novel way We wilt repeat it for the benefit of othc!rs, who are bothered With ljnqqterate old setters. Pickinginp some 'splinters from Ith'e chipyard sotpc:fonr or five incties long) She bound' them firmly to the hen's leggs; leaving only the hipjointain working order.: Biddle' was Outwitted; like the old Dutchman's he'n, she 'would have to set standing inp.—A- Rurpl T:IE choapest material for marking liten is coal tar, dilaied with ben irine the proper - consistency. Another inexpensive prescriptiptil is to place iron filing oil old nails lin tiong vinegar; let they stand many days, and filter the liquid. 'Another wait is to take equal qUanties of ver iniilion and copperas, and rub them op with _oil varnish. The first lthd I.lt preparations have to. be used with a fine brush; the !second with a et•ln mon pen. • enn.l:iLAss.—Sulplinr l ie acid shoild Lil applied with a camel-hair brish, 04 by !means of! a spray-produOr. One• application of this usually affects ,a 'care.. The ac'd should be used pure. A !goodashl for hands ior feet affected wit chilblains is .01- is. ' phric acid L tbre.t . parts; glycerine, one part; w-,:ter, ne part. - The abid ' will be found pallicularlynseful in the irritating, tormenting] state of chil l)lains. ' - l. I 1 To Etp.moy , SPOTS F q.OII CARPET:I. :i_ix halt an ounce of bx gall' with a ~Hart of' .hot - water. Wet and rub t-I:.e Spot with this, then with .scrtib irg and . warms scrip (suds, not oo ;strong. Scrub thoroughly; , rub. as dry as possible, theU. pin a coa i rse4 brown - paper over theldamp place tpi present the dust setting on' it while' wet, and let it remainitill it is dry. This last item of the drown pap/ is ':la i'mportant f one. 1l• ' .1 TO CLEAN PAINT AND, 'WOONV PAN Es.—Whiting is an' excellent pol ish' for , window glass. After .the panes are washed,- pnti, a little whit ' ing iu the center,of each, and polish thoroughly with" a dry i flannel cloth, taking care to keep the corners clean. In, cleaning paint, soap takes the paiiit off or turns it Yellow; a little 'sifted wood ashes is much better, when it is much discolored by smoke or,usage. Tus following is a sure cure 14 a felon on the finger: rake common - rock salt, such as it used for salting down, pork or beef. dry it in the ov i et6 then pound it fine and mix it with the spirits of trirpdntine in equal parts, Pat it on a rag; and wrap; it around the thumb, and as it gets dry put on soma more, and in 24 boars We art assured_ the 'felon will e (1 ,, 2(1. I - • " , • .Lo CL P. G EL - B IN I THE; HEAD.-tr, B. 52oville 4s cured grub! in the head by tilingg-a ' clay pipe with tobacc?, .ting.iti and inserting the stem in nos', applying the month to the .I)c.wFol the _pipe gild 1 blowing the iqr , ke into the sheep's head. A. cures 'sheep sci, affected bt Ll ,, w:rig camphor, vinega r and lilac i ; Ter into the nose of the, sheep: Poor 3f S 14011 C A ,E.—FiVe I. Leal ( S-o I flour, hvo of sugar, ,two thir d c , f 13ttei-, one teaspoonfni 'of roda vi ,_react of tarter,' and raisiaa na spice. Wet with milk and stir together fill : of the thickneshof tuOtt cake. • I a r OODUPPP, Miring decided I to go ott of Um bilhuss.o ha entire stook • • - HATS, CAPS ' AND B 0 NNE T S. FEATHERS, • : FLOUNCES,. -7' • - ANI I 4 O jitIBBONS, . AT COST. was VIZ srotrularrr am). Boons, Owner Oasis sad Brtdffs Stmts. mar IL J. Long's Store. Entranos on YAM it.. . 84 door front corner. Tcrwsnds Doc 4 11. • PLANING, RESAWINCf, &c. BILL LIIM2IOI SAWED TO OIDIOL SEASONED mars nu 42rD *Tau PIN . WARDS. FLOOBITIG, SWING. And e variety of Banlodr. Boards for rus Ae havinow in operation a new, bury, aix-rel Planer, and other machinery, combining all the recent haprcrrernents, and of the most superb work manship. Banning by kneruthaing,water•power, we are able to do work u soon u it le presented— do It cheaply, mad lushly al/ the cora for doping it perfectly. Bof in the Work sad or .ma; veleta satisfy every Inn u to prices aad work tunthip. - _ II B. =cum • r.istisii . ITO 1 , IS THIS FOR LOW-1 We o er DBESSEDL,U3I:I3EII at the following rates: Hemlock Flooring, (cholm) - PAT IL wins. Piste " " 26 , pitch 61 26 Biding .." 815 to 25 Picking from $2 to $4 par hundred. 7 • .PLINERG, Mi.TCELNO, RE,SAWING, to., Done at a mom ' ent's notice and by thi beet machin ery stow wade. We have on hand ONE HUNDRED TEIODELLID MT DRY LIJILBEUI Ws have to the WU Pend THasz mama= AND rtrrt, THOUSAND FEET 07 LIINZEN. • sad Sr. constantly Manufacturing.. sir Parties who can reach us are; foolish to go near the railroad for Lumber. as under any circum stances we can BELL IT usor.APER-44 least the cost of transportation from hers to the rtilrOada -517 82 to o per thousand. H. B. Elg rli V s; June 2.d. SUSQUEHANNA • COLLEGIATE INSTIT UTE The Spring term of this institution will tom tacnce MONDAY,. APRIL 6, 1874. No pains will be spared to maintain the high standing of the institution, and by carefully' looking to the interests of each Individual stsuient to make its work evesPmcrrs efficient. Each teacher will have his speciality, And use 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 glish will be remodeled so as to meet the wards of new students desiring to pursue these branches. To save expense, text books, the same as In the country/ill be used in the p"glisti branches, with the exception of Geography. , To make the sojourn of non.resident students more pleasant, the Principal will use his house— situated but few rods from the Institute building —for boarding purposes, where 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; 01011 board at the house of the Principal. There will be a easeful supervision on the part of the Principal and teachers of the manner in which students employ their time. Price for furnished room and board, including fuel, lights, and 'washing not to exceed six pieces, $4 00 per week. Students will furnish their own coat and be held accountable for the furniture in their rooms. Those desiring' to prepare themselves for the work of teaching during the following Bummer, should apply to the Principe' at ones. • Tuition from Four to Teri Dollars per terra, ac cording to studies pursued. For further particulars or circulate, address the Principal, E. E. QUINLAN. Towanda Pa. kIIELFT4 FOX, Jan. 132 Fres't Board Trustees. - SAVE TWENTY-FIVE TO 80 PER ('ENT, BY" BUYING YOUR CHRLSTMAS•AND NEW YEAR'S • I PRESENTS AT HUGUENMS Ntw Goods of the latest styles. de l / 4 velry of all dascriptiona.tu !arra , quautitica, at Towanda, December .10, 1873 NORTHERN G'ENT4LJAAIL WAY.—tiIrett routs North alit - meth tolital- Limon, Washington. Philadelphia and all points South.; also to . 1 Butralo, Niagara Falls, Suspension Bridge, Rochester, Syracuse and all points East, and West on the New York Central Railroad, and the Canada'. 111 1 .1.. On and after Sunday. Nov. 2:3. 1873, trains will leave ELM: M as follows : I X01{1711111D• Mail, arrive 'lO 20 pm Northern Express , 12 00 m J Morning Accommodation : ' •645 am 1 • Evening [do ' 655 pm •, . SOrIIirWLISD., • 1 Southern Express . 1 ' Mal • 208 pin' 6 45 am ws. NorthinU Express north and *Southern Ex press month, are through trains , between Rochester and Baltimore ; ' the Morning end 'Evening Ac com =iodation north connect at (Tanana/don with trains for Rochester and the Falls.. 1 ti. (XLENT(ISI GAIDN/102; °eel Slept. ..,1 3 `). S. YOUNG; Gail Pass. Art.' Baltimore. Md. IF YOU WISH TO BUY;OR BELL HOtSES, FARMS, LOTS OR MILL PROPERTY, or if you sigh tO lend , or borrow money on Beal Estate or other secnitty fors short term ors tarns of years, or tf you vie . • _RENTS OF HOUSES Or other wopaty collected and paid, ire offer ea =cm:uns.fte for the prompt traimaton such _ t . We byre now it age Rat a property for male, and thOlie seelitg REAL 'ESTATE INVE S TMENTS I In either town_or comity, viii do well to nail on u. L. JiJOBLE & CO.. ' Beal Edits Indio= Agents. °Mee Main street, opposite Court House,- To. wands, Pa. Mar 19, '7441. 1 1 P 12332Y, AND DINING ROOK First Mick north of Ward iimisa BREAD, PIES, CARE,CRACKERS, BAILED DAILY, And sold at Wholesale and 44441. In our DENLNG'ItOCOIS we will ecoommodete the pitblfc with either s leach or s good meal et all ramie of the day and 511,12114. • . OTSTEILS AND 10E EIREAIi ON aim) DMILKO TELT SEAS ON. I.lso s Ihteassortmens of Oroca uoi.Cooloctioneri. Traits. Nuts. Lc. malt' U D. W. sCOTT h 00. BLACKS*IT lindersignd ruing recently leased for • term of years the ol• 1. , Boss stand." in Barlizlirt" Boro•, are now prep A rad to cam on the blacksmith• ing besiness in all 1 ts branches, and pi t Age than. selves to do their ork escheats shit •stn' " $ 217 other country &two ; Bradfara , COUnty, itadi t*I?1,1111. •11 who I Lay taw Its with • oil. gangs DAVID 3 / 4 NIL UM *" V *es 114211% '7l. TOW MA. _ MA.BBLE V011te„ cizo. raoaswe ant Han jut manta no karat asseennat AMERICA AND ITALIAN free phiblted t. this ..ouo.. b .malt th sy Units tbe atliattes of the radio., 7 keeP isad or famish to MONUMENTS, TOMS STONES, BLAMES, &a, IT THE LOWEST TERMS. Parsons In want of anything in oar Una ars r.• @potful:ly invited to all and SitMille oar dot*. McC&BE & SON. Towanda, may 1.1171. iTT w. SCOTT & CO., • BAKERS AND , GROCERS, , • Tint block:Forth of Ward Some. We have added materially to our stock, and now Offer a fullwortment of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS: We keep no books. add no percentage for bad debts : therefore we can and Will give you the tow. esUates. All are invited to call and be convinced. • . DINING ROC MS • In connection with the above, and meals at all hours of the day.. D. W. SCOTT & 00. Txranda,_Feb. 10,1874. A PPLETONS' AMERICAN CY CLOPS.SIA. • NEW REVISED EDITION. Entirely rewritten by the ablest writers on every 'ablest. Printed from new typo, and illustrated with Several Thousand engravings 7 and Maps. The work originally published under the titleof Tice XIV LIaiIICAN ercLIPADIA. was completed in 1863, since which time the wide circulation which it has attained in ail parts of the 1:1 nited States, and the signal developments which have taken place in every branch of science, litentas and mt. have ln. timed the editorsand publishers to submit it to an aria and thorough revision. Ind to MOM a new edition entitled Tax Mammal VTGLOPZADIL. Within the last ten years the programa disiovery in every department of Imontedge, has made a new work of reference an imperative want. The movement of political affairs has kept= with the discoveries of science, and their application to the Industrial and useful arts and the convenience and refinement of social life. Great pram and constiquent revolutions have occurred. in civillving natinal changes of peculiar moment. The war of our awn country, which was st its -height when the last volume of the old work ap peared. has happily been ended, and a new coarse of commercial and industrial activity Me been commenced: Large accessions to our geographical knoirladge ham been made by the indefatigable explorers of Africa. The greet political revolutions of the last decade, with the sutural milt of the lapse of time, have brought into public view a multitude of new nun. whose names are in every one's month, and of whose lives every one II curious to know the mars. Great battlai Torre been fought and =b tent sieges maintained, of which the details are u yet preserved only t n the newspapers or in the transient publications of the day, hut which ought now to take their place In permute/it and authentic preparing the present edition or the press, it has accordingly been the aim of the editors to bring. down the information to the latest possible dates,. and to furnish an accurste account of the most re. cent discoveries in science, of every fresh produc tion in literature, and of the newest inventions in hr:gracticil arts, am well as to give a succinct and seal record of the progress of political and hie. tonal events. rbe work has been begun after long and careful preliminary labor. and with the most ample resour ces for carrying it on to a succesabil termination. None of the original stereotype platcs have been used, but every page has -been printed on new type; forming in fact a new Cykpiklia, with the same plan and compass silts predecessor, but with a far greater pecuniary windily% and with such im provements in its composition ea have beon Voted bY lonter experience ad enlargedlac The 11/nitrations which ere introduced n ft first time in the present edition, have •been added, notgreater for the sake of pictorial effect, but to girl lndlcity and force to the asplostions in the text. _They embrace all branches of whiny end of natural hisinel. and depict the mat Lemons and re • mutable well as th features m of scenery, architecture and art, as e Tari processes of ineolienies and manufactures. Although Intended for isstriaction rather than witbenhatnuent, no pains bare been owed to mitre their artistic excellence; the east of their execution Is enornions, end it le believed they will find a welcome reception as an admirable feature of the Cyclopedia , and worthy Of its high character. 1 H cOVENIN'B, This work is road to Subscribers only, web'e on delivery of each vol un& It will be completed to sixteen large octavo volumes, each containing about 800 pages, fully illustrated with went thousand Wood Engra Maps. vings, and with .numerous colored Ligrapbic , . rat= AND Snit 07 WITDING. In emirs 0114 h, per voL • $ 1,00 In Library 'Leather, per t01., In Ha Turkey Mc row,per . 7.00 In Half Halo* extra gilt. per 701., , 0.00 Ia rnu Nonce% =MP% gilt edges, Pert,OL,lo.o3 Li la Hue* per ToL. . • I . 10.00 Three volumes now rawly. nneetedling *Phnes. until conspletiqn. will be issued once in tweinianth& Specimen of tbe Ansoncur Orcteereaxa. sliming tions. etiv, sill be sent gratis on application. Pairr-ClAss Consult° :4°6711 WAXZED Addr the 14011/hers, D. Aril i x= CO., --- 519 & 551 Broadway ; R. 7., k 721 Bingo= Bt., Mara. WHEN YOU DESIRE IN FIRST-CLASS STYLE, THE ":REPORTER " OFFICE. THE LONG EETABLISHED MISS'GRIFFIN' Ilu putt been replantabed with a fall and COMPLETE ASSORThiENT OF SPRING AND SIMMER GOODS. To which the attention of EDT =tomato is saw daily called. Pelee" newooabl• arid allW r sar• antes& & APrli _ MARBLE Of evm7 eV% • JOB PRINTING CALL AT MILLINERY 8T0111: Or 1.1: WAG() =I WrONS I WAGONS, I hare on hand a large assortment of LUMBER AND LIGHT WAGONS wmaa I WILL SELL CHEAPER Than any other establishroent in the country. MMM': Of every description manufactured to order on short notice. JA&FS BRYANT, Toinads. Mara A IBM :. 'MOST .11. - SONS Would Invite the Public to7eall mit eutoineithelr NEW STYLES OF FURNITURE 18111177 hire now on hand the 1 BEST ASSORTNENT Or GOODS IblAh- -0 E IT3.nM I We aln keep In 'tore and Lake to order g SASH. BLINDS, DOORS, MOULDINGS, FLOORINGS, l&e. J. 0. TROST k lOU Oct. 1, 'INTL WE INSURE ALL, HINDS OF PROPERTY Au= LOSS OE DAYLN3 ET FIRE AND LIGHTNING. Ws reptesest one NM =no OWN. ' Old EqX2ll and Zoos (klm P alii " LIFE INSURANCE IN TEE minor AND Emma noes AXE 1117TUAL oomzuwa Es Tag 117NTUD STATE& , 1 5 1 ACCIDENT INSURANCE Troia Aa! day to awry. NOBLE & ' mans rob. 111, cIUPERICE AGRICULTURAL MatOTIWIT. fat Ws by . f - R. Ikt. WELLES, TOWANDA. PA... 1 Mos No. I Natetes Muck and Ms at 00118 Noun Rum WHOLINALZ AND ItreAno . I).IIALZS AND NOWAOMMIMN . Usetizas. lisiboarseas suratuttilmm Maul Ehollst Swum SOW astiltte. Eq Ulla; IbMatallu Mkt Aid ilabllialere. TIC Nobs alleillkinallimind jWt Law Kowisii.W#l l / 1 4.11110f *inn mu comus tesalepr int soul& Ma ustuutis nu Rum =sawn, Ao., au. Ostibillell be Asectipthit, Illastrsted Witted W adies, famished or mailed free to ell applicants. n will oat but Met mate to mud toecirculars In Mtn* Tars, wben to Tamils. can and no me. AotUtt TA IL IL MILLI.: DAYTON'_k BROTHER, Daiwa fa WOOL, .HIDES, PELTS, CALF- eirmt rune, as, trok utitobtlat Wiest sub Was la_ at all gam Olin N. Ilassaldsrs nom `t hmoo muft i n, SPE 4 : l uNim IDIRIITI IG 0101D181 IRANDA, le prices - , V"r to do CODONG, RUSSELL & CO., t rveesable terms. AN UNDISPUTED FACT THAT GOOD GOODS ABE SOLD CHZAPSII AT CLOTHING HO 8E IN NORTHERN PENFAI Eselog riceatly fitted up Cis large sad commod!• cue store lately occupied by An k =CET% to aceostmodate My rspldly4ncrushlg trade. I respect fully ask my old castomas, and the public general ly, tefeell and mamine my elegant NEW STOOK And Witt themselves Stu% ylptiees defy compe. Vbialhams. % • I v. tv ,0 04 0 , 8 tv i nt CO TAYLOR & C 0.13. WI A § Dm A O4 4 r i e 4 41 014 M TOWANDA, PA.. Hardware, Iron, Stoves, Holum Furnishing Good': Lime, Cement, Lath, Tinware, Plated Ware, I " iJampa, Gas Fixtures, Revolvetv, Cartridges, Paints, OH; Varnishes, Pitent Wheels, Hubs, Spokes, . i Fanners and Mechanics Tools, AlWays at lowest cash prices. May 14, 1874. ULIUS WOLFF'S THAN ANY OMER OP • SUMMER CLOTHING, Iffi. Q WcIODFORIV • • AT NEW YORK BOOT AND SHOE . STORE, - - Na a, ArxoN a eaurmus aux:mamma St - Is receiving one of the largest, and best stock of BOOTS ~& SHOES ever brought in Towanda; which he is offering at the very lowest prices for Cash, consisting of I:2lmsatri 4D Kre .& Ste., 'Boys C ALF, IBOOTE6 Mums and Onmmu:al Shoes of all kinds,' all bought direct from the Manufacturers, and hand niade, all goods warranted. A rem grecs or Lavas:: Lan Founios, Thankful for past avora,,l solicit a continuance of the.: tune. Tomas. May, I, 18T2. NEW' cenuLto7 FACTORY I : • I . , Opposite the new Jail, ' • I : ' 7 TOWANDA,P.FISN'A. • ' 11. , . :HENRY STULEN • i .. Bespecifelly announce to las friends and patrons, that he has built a ' • _ _.____ .1 NEW /TICK ,cArtitiAGE FACTORY, • I . where he will trusisiatly keep mi hand a full assort- ment of 1, ...? I t : I FAMILY CARRIAGES, TOP AND • OPEN BUGGIES, .PLATFORMLA.PLATFORM, 1 WAGON I S, . ' • I TROTTING KILEYI3,' AND SEELIFONS , I' I I Made of the best i material and finished l the best city Carriage ri l e: gives him a Wi long de e ci i rr nce t i e city ; ver others In the 1 ' I • Finish, Style r an Ditrability' II ... I of his Wagers. , All they is an. ,, INSPECTION OF HIS 'WORE. , aski i previous to purchasing slow ere. f , • I ALL W,01114 WAIRi4NIIO rdinis 7RiacT, I r • ' 847‘,8FACTIOY. 1 I Thankful for the liberal patronage formerly el l tended and respectfully :ask a contin ce of the , nine. .AMMO PROMPTLF ATTEND To) parr , , • I . - reducedricer RENEW il g r il"k Towanda: Jan. 8. n73.—tf FOUNDERY & MICH= CHarOP. ani e srbl e u r o s kil e p d i l atiP lo=dJOT: Foundry , are prepared to-do all kinds of work appertaining to their bll/11110511, With proroptnees and dispatch. ' 1 ' - 'MILL GEIRINGS, 1 , CIRCULAR S IIV MILLS!, MAN DRIL:LS; . And all kin of .., MILL I BON'S MADE TO ORDER. ,te • i ENGINES' ' ITPAIRED, ~ • t... • .- . I And all vial; warranted live satisfaction. i SHINGLE MACHINES 11 Of the latest and most improved kinds maimfactured and kept cconsbutly on hand ready for use. .P'L 0 Er 111 S , 1 . SEDEMILL, I IRON AltDl WOODEN 1 BEAMS . •1 Of all kilds. , 1 CULTIVAtORS, CC I ORN PLOUGHS . AND 1 . , . • PLOUGH ;10 111 'I'S ,. Of all kinds, and the latestimProventents kept 1 - :._, i constantly onlhand. • 1 . 1 1 --- 7 , . ' CiIiTRN P?WERS,i LARGE ' AND - IIMALL fiZE. ! . . , I flTO'iiE .CASTINGS . 1 , u i mcELLAB b, • SLED AND SLEIGH SHOES, LARGE IRON, SETTLES i I . • And all kinds of castings farrashed t March 30,1870. MEANS & RO CKWELL. BLOOD l it CO., • ) ' Still contlnu o manufacture their C 43 °bated HORSE POWERS' & CLE : , I • and will sell a better =chino, for lees /honey' than - can be had else/there In the world. 1 W 34 claim for our machines that they will do as m , 'or more, thin any other. uad are More' durably built. We persoaally es tend our work and see that It le well down. We will send , • 1 D GAUD:4FM, of our machines, on application. I I ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS, One 46 Trek Horie THRESHER A UPEFA TORS, THM I SSIIER and CLEANERS , . - F,. A IV il I N G -MIL I r S, =MAR AISD Dal SAW =Le r ;SAW AND GRIST MILL work done to order. Give us a call before purchasing elsewkrie. •va 'lap cnioaavult, ismadv. • "O i D ?S tr. l oo l lil Ass. 2, 1869.1 I L 'll OOL :CARD I G,. I . L W'l - 1 MANUFACTURING, &C. After a , recess of four years, Itid heavy expenditure In improving Mills and Wa r Power, we spin re ams-au old business of 1 - 11ANITFAOTHIUNO, WOOL CARDING, f CLOTH DRESEITS ' &O. . '• . I . Appreciating the tiara , thoes, we nave thought beat not to **let down," buttopuah Home Industry as the best means of restoring plenty. I 14 Fir the soc6nunodation of the nearly extinct; race of Spinners, We shall make fps. For those who prefer, we will make Tarn,— . • 1 , • **i 1 0 TARN, Pisiffm, &C. I . , - In eon olden with Loeil Option we tropese to aid the frugality of the country by making a few thousand yards of f St 0 out Cloth, that will enable s every rrs to kee his breectra O- I •- 1 • , Those who can, should and we i l , will show them one of the congest and ostcompl to , L , WOO:LEN FA' T0P.11:6 • 1 6 . In the United tales. i 1 Oar machinery , la now in g od order; a e our water power is never-failing the public may be; in no fear of disappointment, and we war rant , all work to be done propeily. . I e •,. H. 41. INGIiAM. Camptown, Pa., May 14J 1813. NEwAND' risil 1 1 LANTS.-4 Kr Abbildged 'Condom of Na. Bus and ftpSßaMitltil Phut. till now .' .. . and will be; maned oallsellqa. Eafv ol mild 19 " 7 0r. Ite ' T= 1 ,. JULIUS WOLFF arid N. e~enaw~a:s~o iwitkals - 1::•.•:_AND - plitovgLunr %A • ! . . ',.;. , ,.. - 0-- , ...'•-_-,-, •- - -/ , -•,., •• _ , • .• STOItE.'!: . . . . McOARE• 4- , EDW ARD :, . , .. . • Wholesale and Retail pokers ha , .... 1 1 • - . . . FAUILY -GROCER' ' a il . . -.: • • I • . : • ! - . P R'43ir I S I-CI.N S , • . . • - H 1 . =KM% NEW BLOCE. ! TOWANDA. rA. .! : 1 • ~ ' We do not dean it necessary in :emollients elPthe &fluent articles we keep. Our assortment is ALWAYS COMPLETE. - ' i 1 ; • , ' We sell nothing but ! . I . . ~ ' - FIRST CLASS 'GO'ODS. Cash paid for Farmers Prodfico. .7 _...- JANES WOAD; . March 1 . 1870 . WIL ILDW • • '•: , , NEW STEAM FLOURING i, I 1 . , • . , ' /1111,11E3REQII1N; PA . , . . . The subscrib desires to give notice that his new, . i • • STEAM FLOTRING MTT,T, • • ... --, • -: 71 : '7 : . . , . . Is now in succesidbl operation, and that be is pre: pared to do all work in his line on short notice. • CUSTOM GRINDING DONE 011121 F. SAME AY' THAT IT IS REC EIVE D. Wheat, Buckwheat and. Bye Flour, Corn Meal, Teed. Bran, /sc., always on hand, and for sale at lowest rates. ini , .., ~ PARTICIULAII 210FICE....Perions livings o the west aide of the river desiring to patronise my , , will have their ferriage paid bo th i ways, when I' tutafra of ton b an . npwanbt. F. 8 A C 'B. PATCH, • • , • , WHOLESALE AND •, BET: fl • !!: . . DF t Lvit IN ! ! , . , GROCERIES AND PROVISIO,'S, , . • ' TOWANDA, Pi. .. . , The -beet brands of . ; • ' ' F LOUR . , .. ,).- ALNiAYS ON RAI , D. ! . , The highest price paid for all kinds of - ' ' , COUNTRY PR,ODU• I 3P. 4 I , • - • • • - BUTTER, POULTRY 14 GA E . , I Especial attention paid to .filling orders, Goods delivered free of charge anywhere In the- 'Borough. . . . C.. B.i PATCH. Towanda, Jan 14, 18741 . . . , . • . BARGAIN'S IN STOVES!, ' . , TINWARE; • ' . • -. . • HARDWARE, • .. . 1 , • IRON. AND NAILS, - , GLASS, ; CARPENTERS' TOOLS, • t - - . • ; ',f ike., • ke., • - Sr,c., -.Sr,c., • Given to all purchasers for cash ! at H. T. JUNE'S . . . HARIIWARE'STOP A TOWANDA, PA. . . Esc. 17. '73. • ' HEADQUARTERS . . FOR • • • , WATCHES, JEWEL Y , , r • AND • ! : • , • ! ' ' . . S I 1 4 ' V 4 R W: A. R E I . . ' •-•'-' • i ' , M - . lirsoiazieu . . • i • Has opened a 1 ._ . . NEW JEWELRY STORE, ON BRIDGE ,ST ' BET 1 In the building formeriy oectipied by ,boring A. Titris, with a large assortment of Gold and 811 et .. . . . L - Anwrican.and Swiss ;Watches : Fine Gold Jewelry, ',Gold eta; ' CHAINS AND RINGS, 7-, . . , CHAIN BRACELETS. ' - - , - BUTTONS, PINS, &c. &c. &c. &c, • A full line ODOM MYER and plated ware. ' I ' SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES Of all kinds—Gold, Siltei and Steel. CLOCKS'. • . .. , . . . . . From the cheaneat to the, beat , • and many ether articles too numerous to mention, but to be Seen by calling. • ~. ' , IL, DENDELMAN • . 'N; B. Watches. Liocks and Jewelry repaired by practical workmen. and warrantel.! •• , . Towanda, Nov, 10. '73 , ! . . QAYRE.—THE NEW 'TOWN IDP NJ SAYRE. PA.. is' Situated on the Einsquehantm River, between Waverly. N. L. and Athena. PA, 93 miles from the Anthracite, 48 miles from the E'n.lll= van, and 83 miles from the 'Semi-Bituminous Coal . Mines of Pennsylvania. It is the Southern terminus of the Southern Central Raliroad,niso of the Ithaca • & Athens Railroad, and is virtually the Northern terminus of the Lehigh Valley sod t's- / 4 ri.. ! lt. fi'lui • roads. It le a mile- and a quarter from ! the Erie Railway at Waverly. ! , 1 , SAYRE has already in succesefid Operation a e Car Wheel Foundry, &Furniture Factory. a Our.; owns% Woolen Milt and a Mining Mill. vii, , growth is anticipated for 1874. • ' 1 THE TOWN PrtOT ' - 1 , I Is now ready for examination, Lots for reside tee and Mignon( places for Bale on reasonable to . . i.l Its favorable location makes it a , DEfinLiBLE POINT FOE 1L1NN.1416 ' i ' . ,I• •• : 1 and iespeehtl Indueairuonta ars offered. - ., 1 a Pa. itISAL aa M NA a Mr* Nattonal lank, of WI ior Sar MArdiEl) - 4 1:4. kugglNg ?baba TUP.. H.,0. PORTER & SON,: • 1 , 1 '. l ; AT - •-'• ' I' • 121 D : OLD CASH tra STORE, ' 1 - 1 , 1 '' l i 1 - , arusumina 21fEgrg mime' 1 amiss *lb Uttl Ph* stew, T ow anda. PS. I L.. 1 i SiMereaultrtothitr AUL lifolland sample% oso oonsountlng on aztonidna In. . ombradrig nay ortider usd In the Arts for asefudy relectsd elth JO the avi l tihi of Us robtle. latch ne with free purshamo. Wald on the mcil l reacatalde farms ator 800. antatsting Of . / / .I- •, ~, •• ' 1 1 . , , ; _ II . I I 1 , ' ' • I Dituos, Ma i lmaze, Ommacer.s, '--- --1 - . • . ' it ow. TAJzzor. whowsdi , 1 ~,•1• . - r ' 'ALCOHOL AND ENTINE, Ama t ußp , , ; • ; , , BLOM PAINT, V .7WEITE- WASH, i 1 1 Andall kinds ;rushes, 1 , 1 1 I I . KEROSPre O . COAL OIL, ; • • vomms fluids , ' • Lutes, mums, wf.r.m, nasmers, 1 1 • Sperm, Lard, Whale, Ninge Foot TANi,rira'S Alai A,C*IXNE 45 , 1 . , , • • Fang end Tonal Articles in all beds milli. SPONGES, RSIMIIM, wen 09311 1 14 111 I 1 I Ponadeai l Mar, Peritiroary, ' L 1 I POCKET.B 00 i .POBT IfpNAIS, {, - ir V - Pocket MUM Neraril. ' , 1•1 1 i Tong, aims 'AND •II; PREPAIIATTOBS I „ ! 1 I • • i • , PURE WINI2I LIQUORS, , 1 I I I -,,, I- I . I • To: Mediodnal lista , 1 _ Tonooo, SFonr, l I,Preze ! AND, CIGRS, II - I Garden, Plaid . an d :tour . Seeds, Trauma Sup- porters, guspenaoring Moulder Braces, Maul 1 Pampa. Teethtne Mtgs. Pinnace BottlefC, Nipples, Stipple Shelhi uel maws, 1 Bed Pans. Belfarling Fruit Is" Ti l 1, 37r1i ugs montalers. Illevertan Extrads. Mons', .. J, laorWars, Rotates, VOL. Corks.-Eath 1 ftWe- . L and Stove Eaddng, Fish . Tackle. Am'. , ' munition. kc., Botanic. =e• We and Homeopath. . to Medicines. and , alt the popular Patent •t 1 ' i • MEDICINES.' r. • 1 1 1 . 1. • r 1 Alternates Warranted as ,represorted." Persons at a distance can receive their orders by stage or Salk which will receive 'prompt and careful attention. . I Medical advice 'given gratuitooslT it the sake.. I chiwODA ,m7_for medietto, I -; -1 j•- 1 rm,manitar past liberal patromagii„ WOnla fel. ;artfully armours:eta their friends and the public,thsa no pains shall be spared to unary; and mei:Atha con . Mauston of their confidencetronsge. : 1 I ,UT Open Sundays for p rescription from 9 to 10 a.m., and 12 so. to I, and sto 6 p.m. ' I 1 IL C. PORTER it SON. - 1 'April I. 1872.-11. ' I I - i , I ' 1 , POWER otitis I ' 1 .. T HE - 311133 H , . lIITSLPIEBEYS'S HO MEOPATMIC SPECIPIQ . the I - Have proved, trona most ample esperte ,an 'entire success. Simplel prompt, efficient and rella. Die. They are UM only medicine=ctly adapted to popular use.-so simple that cannot be made in nslng,thana; so .harmless u to be free from danger; and so efficint as to be always reliable. They have the highest ecimmendatlon front all,'and will always render satisfaction., 1 - .. . 1 I nos. I -, =UM , morn. 1 I. levers, Congestion. Inflammation, 23 2. Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic, 23 13. Crying• Colic. or Teething of Infants, 1 25 I 4. Diarrhoea, of Children or Adults, 23 '5. DYeentarri Griping. Bilious Colic, ' 25 6. Cholera Morbus. Vomiting, " • ' 25 7. tonglis4olda. Bronchitis, 1 25 IS. Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache, -- 25 19. Headaches, Sick. Headache, Veritigo, 25 110. Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach, I • . 25 1 11. Suppressed, or Painful Periods, 25 12. Whites, too Profuse Parted', 25 13. Croup, Cough, Difficult Breathing, , 25 34. Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Eroptioni, 25 15. Blieumatisim; Rheumatic Patna, 25 16. Fever and Ague, Chill lever,' ,Agues, 50 ;17. Piles , blind or bleeding, 1 - 50 'IS, Ophthalmy, and Sore or Weak Eyes,, 60 • 119: Catarrh , acute or chronic, In fl uenza, . ../ 5o 20. Whooping Cough, violent coughs, 1 50 21. 'Asthma, oppreseed breathing, 50 122. Ear Discharges, impaired hearing, I so ;23. Scrofula, enlarged glands, ibiellings, ; 50 124. General Debility, Physical Weakness, I 50 125. Dropsy and eicanOl Secretions, , . 60 126. Sea iiickness sickness from riding, , 50 127. Kidney Diseaite. Gravel, 1 • ' 1 50 128. Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness, or 1 Involuntary discharges, 11 00 129. Sore Month, Canker, . - 50 40. Opium, Weakness,' I .; 60 131. Painftd Periods. with Spasarns, I '5O 132. Sufferings at change of life, 1 I 1 .00 43. Epilepsy, Spaisams; St. VitusiDance, . 00 34. Diptheria, ulcerated sore throat, 50 • 35. Chronic Congeations and Eruptions, 50 Vials, 50 cents, (except 18, 32, and 33,) 1 00 ' FAMILY CASES. Case (Morocco) with above, 33 large vials and an - I nal of Directions., I 1 .9 000 I Case (Morocco) of 20 large attar and Book. 6 00 . Single Boxes and Vials as above. , Sir These remedies are sent by the case or single box to any part of the country, free of char ,on receipt of price.' !Address 0 . i , • , - A1111 ; 11. pOIITED, pruggps , •` May 28, 1873, I : 1 .' ' i Towanda, pa. ...1 I . - • ' ~ I UjOtki24y.l % 1 • '" I • 1 1 ' 1 ,' ' I 4 1 1 II: ' ! , • 1 T. 'f, FOR AI,I, P is 1• I I I • I s I r iT T H E: • • • • • I -• -., . L. 1 F 1 • NEW JEWELRY SRORE I • ; 1 ~ . . . • 1 - , . . ; . ~ 7. A, l noczwF,LT, 1 1 1 Is constantly receiving, in ad won to.his large stock of Jewelry,. , I ' ' • i FINE GOLD SETS, ; I _ ' - I 1 • PINS , ~ ' ' ..! I. ' -• '''• . BANDS, • ' .1 1 RINGS.' , , 1 'I I STUDS, • • • 1 I '• - ' , - , (CHARMS, . , ,•, , ; 1 NECKLACES, - • 1. AMERICAN anci sWiS I I . 1 I , I ' I GOLD .iND SILVERI, WATCHRS, ~ SILVER-PLATED {PARE OP I ALL VARIETIES GOLD, SILVER Axn STEEL SPECTACLES, , , • SILVER awn PLATED ' I CGS AND CHARMS. , 1 , 1 • . , • . ' CLOCKS 1 1 1 . -of all descriptions at the 'lowest prices. • ~ I I WATCH, OEOOE and JEWELRY repairin done in the beat manner, and ( warranted. • • I .' I ' ' Thanks fora liberal' patrona g e 'and hope to merit a continnance ot' the same. 1- - W. A. ROCKWELL. . Towanda, No • 12, '73. ! - 1 , . 1 . _ . . . , . • . , , , i• I I ' - .O, A: BLACK 1 . • . ‘ , l • OFFERS . 1. . • - ' I 1. - CROCKERY .OF VARIOUS PAT ' • , • . ' - T.gRNS, . , -. i i. I . , 1 1 • f• f ' And as loaru th lowest • . . 1 . • . • , . .. GLASSWARE, ' - - .1- • . 1 - TABLE CUT.T.ERY, • ' , , t • , • SILVER PLATED' WARE, , . • .. . i . , • WOOD WARE ... , • .. , 1 , 1 11 , , . • STONE WARE, • Ji „ 1 , ... . . , . • 1 , ~. . B.IRD CAGES, ~ . . w - 1 BASKETS, i 1 : . 1 I : CrLA SS SHADE ', . - i . 1 I 1 I would say to the pttltie that, l on any goods kept 1 ; lin stock I 1 will not oe atleriold 1 , i 1 , - , I 1 I ,0. A. BLACK, . ' . I f htlfai, E'en 19, frg. - ' . I • h. rivn-Nra .. 'GORDO -a- PrTOVO iBLOO' I \ . • •-. • - -') T WANDA, :A, - WU AND R • AIL _.,., , 1 , _ I •- . I DR' GGTS I TS stringextuistve repaired t i stand, have r nod with, a selected stock, o Wig of ACID% Emu. 8, Ennuas, Raw _____ 1 • - 1 eokmu , POWDZIW, 0 MB, -- • 1 'ITN , Trams, ito., . l , • 1- And ail , 1 1 - \ - ' ''. 1 • . L - PARATIONS , 1 DiE TU ,- MACH . NE OILS, • 1 1 EXTRA REFI ED HEROSEIi *ALCO,I2 .- ' . 1 1 PURE IWI ES AND 'LIQUORS. I_ i • 1 . - For Medicinal Pa sea. - . .1 .I 1 TOBACCO, SNUFF D t CIGAR l' 1 ' 1 1 • All the , , POPULAR- A.TENT v)WINKS • • . 1 1 And a Fine Allem' nt oc, . • • TOILET , ND PANE . G 07. . 1 , , Hose than the oat care and attention giv en to thl Compoundin g o Prescriptions.' Open 13ruldaya, from 9 o'ciock,a ,to Ip.m. k from 5 p.m to 7 p.m. Dr, MADILL be consulted id the store on SAO radny of each w ek, as heretofor . D. H.T7 N. G. GO W. Towanda, May 7, 1812. 1 - -, "..."..."..". IRST , ATION L B 'NH F , OF TOWAD A - CAPITAL ' ' $125 0e0. • SURPLUS UND . . ...I' .- . 7 t .. 40 000, • - - ' --=- i i • . trainuaractil Banka 07:, land, 7 ii usi. - for tij - . . GESERAL BANKIN 4'. 1:I - 1 INTEREST AID ON DEPOSITS AMOR MG TO AGBEE3EUT. . , . amour. OAHE irmt TO PIM COLDLO"'" ' 4OS l N4H AND CHECKS. ' Parties tilahin to ECEND MONET LI. any pirt of tile United States, cipal cities and ..• of Etompe, can here procure drafts for that p•• • • _ 1 P 834G8 TICKETS To or from the o .. country, by beet eteameF or sail tug lines, always •ia hand. - 1 _' FAMILIT.SI3/10U , =Dr= AT =DUMP Hap. . - Hight:: Price. p• id for U.S Bond r , Gold a u d Nee JOS. POWELL, 'reshi g nt. .N. N. BETTS J - December 1,'I: .9. , 1 , 1 Caabler.' . ~ i. I ' I 1011 X. & N. 1 . CANAL & • R.R. I CO.-.-- -LI L ' 1 -1 -. , 1 ,4,BRA NG 24 I lOF PASS . S*(I2.It =MB. I Monday; December 8,1873..1 sotrfaws:). 1 non•awanni ----r.----- • PRINCIPAL --..... No.i No. I No., I No. 1 No. No 20.1 9.`' 7. ST-TI 0 3: S . 3°. A. *4 • l'.r •11,1. Pat.Pat l l am ' I Par Ir , atrai 1 1. ..J.; . , II 1 1 1 ~ 245 fisqj d ie ....limiaira ' iiiii)i'e i ii liii 1 3 20, 120 905; Waverly 11 43 5 se, 705 • ' 3 28; 129 ! 9 12' ' savre '1135 i 5-42; 4158 3 3.5 1 85 ( 919 .... I .Atliens.... . 11 29 533 8 1 3 420 2 05,10 007' __Towanda. . 1050 505; 615 515! 10 50 ....Wyaliasin g . 945" 51 l- 5 Sal 3 0 !1/14. -, ...Laceiville... ' 9 26' I 05! 4 4 602 ... 'll 36' 1.. Ifeshonnen... 9 03 , , 5 1 6 : 6 ' 1 . r - I 8 tact every de r:luxi nt w ill be found complete. F 1- . . 1 i 1 We . als9 agents for ~i 3 I - • ~ 1 1 1 , , r l''' -- .%. • LESLIES UT PAPF.R PATERS& . . rn, o.'. ' 1 , • N,.. 31. leave Emirs'at l, 5 30 p. m.; Waverly, at 6 is p. M. ; Sa 0, 624 p.: m.; Aliens, at 630 p: tc.. , . ' 'arriving at Tow '•aa at 710 ix, m • -• • • D. A. PAOSER, • 1 • - , - 1 Superintendent' . ' ; A I 7ffrgrt li tt Prv7ar:l. RAILROAD. Taking effect bn Monday, i lNov. 1 , 1872 . 1 r 1 SOUTHWARD I, STATIONS. I WiIIITRWARD • li ' I 8:0 TOWANDAI . 4:00 8:1a B T LAY I JIINCTIO.N . 3:50 B:3q . ..:.morfaoE.l .' 8:30 9:101 -WA,C01.3.1..... 2:45 9:3 0 ' I ....NEW ALBAN Y .... I 2:25 9:60 , „srnr.r. l lY;RS 2:05 .. 10:20 .. ...DUSHODE. '1:30 11:10 ...113ERNICE 12:30 • A. ze IP. Y. Ti. P. (17XYD3121", OeilliPaisenger Agent. - 1 1 • FOR SA E.--' 'I • i ' i ' .• = • I _. • , THREE DESIRABLE 74ran..s. CENTRAL Y LOCATED; I •, 4 - E. ' 1 I •, ON SY - TER , I - - ` 1 h.. 1 : 1 1- ' Monthly Iliymc is take aiortion o f the my elin. mdne ' • Isi .Tin 14.1874. - A. J. NOBLE & Co. THREE i - He .r --._ _ • FOR THE 1 • 1 ' • R , WHIT & BLUE. . 1 - I TitAllf, . .R.-1.31P, TRAMP Boys t The s are llaiellini , and. the Girls and en , and Women, :too, all rnshinglor their Groeeries‘to the ' ' 1 •-• I . . RED,{{ I NV TE & BLUE - STORE. • 1• GRACE lES & P ROVISION 1 , . Now told cheap r than the clicapes4. : Evorythind in the line l of °roc ries & Provislo r , ' FLOUR, FEED, ...f . , : , . .J , AND _ 1 , ' 1 ... FA-MILY GR OC ERI ES ' Kept at the Red , White & Blue Store- ,Come acid , got a pile of g oos for a little torlor. I • , . THE HIG 'T PRICE PAID IN CASH FOR • I COUNTRY PRODUC'E ' ,. At the Red, Whie! & Blue Store of • 11 B .A' F A L L & - li 1 A.IGHT, "A. _ - I /MIDGE STREET, TOWANDA. , Towanda Jan rll ' ' 1 1 B 1 _, OOK - BINDRY.—THE PUBLIC is respectltdly informed t the Book-Binder; had been removed to the 111, porter" Buildin g , third story, where will be done I 'll ROOK-BIND , rte! 1 1 . •,0 • • - IA all Its Mien* branches, on;terms as reasonable as "the times" 1-111 allow. The sty will be un- der the charge o 1 1 .3. C. WHITAK R, 1 . An experienced Binder, and all w rkwillbe promptly done in a'styli, aitil manner which cannot be excelled.. .. lanais. idagartnes Newspapers, Old kooks, , ko., ' bound in •evett v ariety of style. Particular atten tion willl.re paid to tne Bulhigd Binding of _ i - ,1 • . ' 1 BLANK 800 , 1 1 ' ' _ • . To any desired pattern, which 1. quality and dun.., bitty will be warranted. All work will by ready for delic ry' when promised, The patronagejof the public Its solicited, and per. feet satisfaction gaarrantoed.. , 1 , Towanda, August 2. 1860.-tf COAL. .. 1h - 1 1 The subscriber having the iigency of the Hutch' - son Colliery at Kingston, Pa ~ la iirepared to furnish - dealers with all sizes of Anthratte Coal, prepar e d In the best mannes, ,from the celebrated Cooper Vein. A-full sup ply c. of. this Go may be seen by • Callin g on W. H. Humiston , at e Now Coal Yard. on Plue, one bl k south of Ma a. - street; , where Olt arti;lutitcd to call. Full weigh and good quality insured. L. S. CASE. ToWaada, Feb. 3.1874. - . , 1 1 , cIOOD FARM FOR BALE,Cheap, ‘ I .A containiull about 73 acres; about .50 acres im - eafe',3, former' owned by J. AI. ' Bowman, decd "g h°l2Be• g °° 4 frame barn, ;good water, young. . bearing trait tr.'s, and situate in Asylum twp., four miles from Towanda. Terms easy. Enquire of H• o; soar. Towanda, or I 1 J. 141104141004 P ' Mar n ^rat, - w. -:are, Fs, .
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