II
Oinehinafte at the Plow.
In' that portion of imagination's
realm reconnoitered by, the Yudild'a
eye," and as bearing upon Roman
history, there is no incident, it seeps
to the writer, better calculated to
cause a of admiration and
sympathy in envy rnagnanimons
breast than the picture of the grsnd
est character that Rome ever pro
duced da4:ently cargaged in the
manual(bat t y degrading) ocoilpa
tion guidin the plow. The fid
that - this pnr t, - least ambitious, and
most really influential citizen that
Rome. ever boasted, should have,
almost exchisively, devoted his time,
his talents, and his wonderful 'ener
.gies (whene*er - tho. Commonwealth
could dispense with the latter) to
purely agricultural pursuits, simply
demonstrates the moral grandeur of
the man's nature; implying as it
does, that, in comparison with - all
other merely hiiman pursuits, Cin
cinnatus downed the "tilling of the
soil" to be, at once the moat natural,
the most innocent and therefore the
most condictive to man's happiness
of all others. In his utter "freedom,
indeed, from ambition, and his lofty
indifference to that species of
renown. which
"I'lslys round the head, tint comes not to the
he,proved himself "the noblest
Roman" of thein all, and emphatic.
ally that.• immaculate character, in
llegthen times, who carried out, in his
- drab' walk and behavior,the precepts
and practice of christianity, without
being-aware that its great _Fourier
Was on his way to promulgate his
• doctrines to a benighted world. We
deduce this general conclusion, there
fore, from his devotednees to agri
,eultural pursuits, and from the
'remarkable preference ha evinced in
relation thereforeto, as' contrasted
With his apparent lake warmness in
the matter of state affairs, that Oin
einnatus, more than any, other roan
• of his time, understood in what true.
happiness consisted; and though
more capable than any of, his con
temporaries 'of conducting such af T
• fairs wisely and well, (for washe not
• Rome's "pilot in extremity'") and
when - "the - waves ran high" was
'sure d to be at his post; yet, the dis
agreeable -tack being . accomplished,
he i'tould beaten back to his prow,
unmoved by the Plaudits of his
couitrymen and devoted more than
every to his beloved vocation of mil
tivatin,g the - ground.
p
glints About' Work.
The most- important work on a
farm: - is .not l - plowing , and sowing,
haying or harvesting. These are
big jobs that Iforce themselves on our
attention. They are rarely neglect
ed.
t
I Little "things, which we are apt to!
- bverlook and ,neglect are the most,
important.—We need to look- mort2
to; the little rivets
_that fasten the sec:
_Cons on the cutting bar of a reaper
.
t,ian to the main driving wheel.—
Dipping lambs to kill ticks is more
iMportant than shearing the sheep,
liccause more likely to be Ipostponed
..
and 'forgotten.,
1, ,
Some.of the most successful far
mers we have ever known were men
rho kept others at"work, bat did
little . so-called work! themselves.
'hey know, how everything should
Le` done, and saw • that-, it was done
promptly and well. !They lent a
hand when it was necessary but took,
bold of no steady work than_an or- , 1
dinary laborer: could perform. '
I:our own health and that of your
Wady should be the first considera-I i
tiOn. See that: the cellar. is -clean,l
and the sink and out-houses -not!
tiring
off poisonous ga i ses.
I Dry.earth is a cheap disinfectant.
Use it irlely, and be not sparing of
linter, soap and lime. !
Personal cleanliness would be lesj
rare among hard working, - men and
boys if bathing conveniences, were
More common. A good 'swim' is a
good thing, but a man may be clean
itho
a .
vut having a river to bathe in.
, tub Of soft water, in the barn, if
eed be,.with soap, spinge and tow,L
ls, should not! be laCking on any
!trim. We - should think little of the
can Or - boy who will not 'use they:U.
, ,
Tomiro CANser.+--To! one peck og
;,. Tot tomatoes, add oneiteacup of salt';
- J ree tablespoionfals of black pepper;
two do. cloves; two de. allspice: one
large red pepper, Nish . , from the gar
den; four large onions; chopped fine;
one teacup of , brown sugar; on
(Inert of good vinegar. I Pour boilin
Skin,
on the totnatp i es l to remove th .
Skin, then . _cut .up in pieces -or mash
your Angers; add the above I in
edients, and- boil itwo 'dun in a
large porcelain kettle.;, Add a tea' 7
cup of oelery seed, if liked, and their
mash-it through_ a con2rnon colander:
Put, on the fire again, and let it come
0 a boil, then bottle While hot, and
seal the bottles--thongh it will keep
long time only corked, with,ont be
n 'sealed, Dry all 1 that will not
mass through the colander for soup
'n the winter; bat mash all though
' hat it go, so as to make' the cat
up iielier and thicker. The' above
atsup no:low - Will keep a year, and
li h re a e ve y zi ear o
s lo a n s b utha r w e ord is d
jus kee t p - as tw g o oo o d r
nOw as it was when I put it up last
Summer, and many of the bottles
t-ere .111 e -rely corked. I—boiled it
onger _than two hours, making it
very dark, land when; put through
}he colander, so thick and almost
jelly-like thp,t it had to be shaken
but of theh.ottle.
To ROor - Rosss OTIIErt CUTTINGS.—
11l midsummer fill an old milk pan
With the purest sand 'obtainable, set
'; -it as full as yon like of cuttings suit
able for rooting, that is, fresh grow
ing.shoots of her baceous plants that
{ ' when bent suddenly will snap off, or
new growths of roses and other
woody plants; pinch out the terminal
bud and takeoff all the leavek except
the two upper ones; insert two or
three joints of any, cutting below. the
surface-of the, and: Place tha pan
. out of doors where the sun atlno time
of the day will strike it so, as to wilt
the leaves„and keep: the sand all the
time as wet as mud, usinr , warm
%%la' er. '.• It _may need .to be wetted
twee a day to keep sufficiently` ,
moist, as evaporation is very rapid
in the opon air.. As soon as the 9110
show growth, pot them off in thrtml
pots in light; rich soil, largely mixed
1 li . 'th sand, so, a'rit Eh& new Ffor
;, lug roots may have free course;
h-ep them shaded and well watered;
ai l
tt el aro more easily cared for if t set
n a box of moist tan bark or sand
alyl as the pots fill up ' with rdots,
t r_o_,-,f, tto larger pots in stro4ger
:- - oil, as the different plants may need;
=lt there is a suitable place 'for them;
',- they may be set out :e.t 013C43in abort
Aer, By this eimple process, choice
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ADDRIORAL MAIM;
• No. ZS leaves Towanda 710 s. m.; stopping at all
station, arriting at Waverly at 8 05, and Elmira at
900 A.
No. arleaveiEbnirs 530 p. m.: Stopping at all
Stations, arriving at Waverly' 5 15, and Towanda
-710 P.m.
Train 6 leaves Philadelphia 2:10 Nelt York
12 M.. arriving at Ptinkhamtoek 10400 P. M.
plat 3 Maris Tankbannock at 7:00 A. It., artiv.
tag at Philadelphia 2;16 P. 34. and Now York 343
Pt ld:
;Train 5 and 15 run dilly with prillman Bleeping
cars attached.
!Drnylnit Room can attached to Trains 2 and 9
bOtween Urdu and Philadelphia.
B. A. PACKER, enpezintendent.
ww IS THIS FOR LOW
I We offer DRESSED LUMBER a
the following rates:-
Hemlock Flbortag, (ch0ice).:........:.
siB
Mate Pine t, 26 per M.
41
Pitch .. .. 41 28
Siding . $l5 to 25 "
;Pickets from $2 to $1 per Mindred.
nano, .atercuisa, BE-SAWING, &c.
, . .
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Done at a niontnnt's notice and by the beat machin
ary now made . IWe bare on hand 1
r :1' ~Rl<[r : xr r r:. ifr yr:y r : rJ.,l::a:
THREE 11175 DEED A D FIFTY TuorseND
ISM Or LIM=
Ws have In the.XIII Pond
And are constantly
u ere
nder
anye
ittuta
43'Illanufwidi to
to Parties who can reach n
dreurn
tsar the railroad for Lumber, u
tenet
th .
e
stances we can SELL IT EAPEB
;cost of transportation from hereto the reareuidri_
'say $2 to SS per thousand.
it.l3 v aßrad.
Camptown.
June 28,'U.
ORTEERN CENTRAL RAlL
WAr.—Directt routs North and South to Bal
timore, Waal:desires. Philadelphia and all points
South ; also to Buffalo, Magna Falls, Suspension
Bridge, Rochester, Syracuse and Pointe YAM
and West on the- New York Central Railroad, and
the Canals& sm.. On and atter Sunday. Nov. 23.
1873, trains will leave ELMIRA as follows : •
VOZTIIIELED.
XaLI. arrive
% Morena Mipresa... . . ...
Morning 4, ecomereodation.
Evening
gotrzawAiD
Sontbern Express
IUII
wSt. Northern Express north and Southern Er
press south, are through train between Rochester
and Baltimore t" the Morning and Evening Accom•
=dation north connect at Canandaigua with testae
for Rochester and the Palls.
G. CLINTON GARDNER. Gaul Supt.
ED. S. TOTING, Geal Pau. Art, Baltimore, Md.
. 1 -F YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL
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MILL PROPERTY, or it you shill to lend or borrow
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RENTS OF HO,U - SES
Or other property collected and paidi - we offer su
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t
hoseWe Wive rib* a fine list of property for sale, and
seeking
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
In either town_ or county, will do well to call on us.
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Mar 19, '74M. •
SHEEP , CLOTHING I
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In order to make room for We -I..tIfGEBT and
ESSZ stock of
F A - L O:TE I N G
Ever opened in this.nurket, I will for the
NEXT SIXTY - DAYS.
.-
OFFER MY HEMMER CLOTUfIiG
REGARDLESS OF COST
It tmuseessary for me to say that my goods are
STRICTLY FJRST-CIABS.
, -
il
And are , only offered at greatly reduced prreet lath
er than carry them over to next season. , •
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HAND, BOOK OF POLITICS
ran
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gN UNDLEIPUTED FACT
THAT "GOOD GOODS LSE BOLD eitEAPES AT
JULIUS WOLFF'S
THAN ANY OLEfEE
CLOT/LING ROUSE IN NVBTEZ/1,11 PENN'A I
Ening recently Altai op as lupe and, Comma
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IN
NEW YORK
_ BOOT AND SHOE
BTOBE, '
*O. a, mos a
enunnisossatoes st
Is readvirig one.: of the leigmt and
beat steak cd'BOOTS dc.WOES war
boisnightTo:sande, ithieh
oaring at thi vary lowe# pion, for
Oaehoonoisting 01 , CairriaP
& BTOGA, Bois CALII .TADUIa i
Dims and Chnunanes = o ee or all
151' to* all benght • from the
Mansfactarera and bal r iiimade, a il
goods warranted. . STOOZ or
Leann ANDIPENDUICIS.
Thathlicir rat , flivt' -
ei continuance o the sal
innwon. mei IV/
N EV
Oniode the Dew
TOWANDA;
REMIT B TU
fUlr t ie t ab a ntr i 4°
NEW BRIM ClAltilAG
• i
Where be will'ooattaatkykeep of
mart of ' _
FM
F=LY
TOP AND OPEN
lU.TFORM W
Taint.= mss,
- I -
Made l ot the best material and ad In ths best
dty stain, Ilia long tin , city Ossolag•
u ghstr a ntengtvis Wm a nden4sine o'er alines
,Finish,Sky/e and ifhirability`
• i I
of lds Wigan& 111 they mks an
INSPEOTION. OF . thSH WORK
paracto genziiuk , tdzig darrhert.
I.
AZWOJIK Tr ' Ailliat Rip nil I
cars rammer
ff.47T8707177.
Thankful for the liberal kfroige formal/ a*
bladed O. and i'eslll7 ask - a Women of Out
IMM
I
' 1111notnliG PROMPTLY A ED TO
• ceuneed prima
2.0.2 - 1626.
Jan. Ir2iltlicliTULllid.
FOUNDEBT & MA = NE SHOP.
a°42ll.lraabluldeleßattlitiltoral by
busing" with prom p t: ,Q to
MILL CitA*INGS,
•
I
ROULAR SA 7 MILLS!,
MAN DRILLS,
LW all Wilds 4:(f
MALL lONS
KADE:ro ORDER.
ENGINES RITALRED,
AM all work warranted sc)Aire satisiceon.
-r I
MINGLE MACHINFB
Of the latest and most Improvl kindsnuktinfach
and kept constantly on bud ready for use.
1;1 - 7r(ii 4
great LL, mox
Of ail land ,
CULTIVATORS; CORN
PLOUGH P
Ot. an kinds, - and the lateei
, eonatently
it
CHURN PO'
_ I
LARGE AND /31N
B,TOVE OAISTINGS
CELLAR ("pa,
SLED AND SLEIGH SHOES,
LARGE IEON SETTLES
And all kinds of outings ftErnished to
March ta0.1370. NEARS k ROCKWELL.
I
BLOOD it CO., 'j (
innlecnitbaue o manuhrtne their 'celebrated
HORSE POWERS CLEANERS,
and win mil a better machine; for less Money than
can be had eland= in the void.' Wei claim for
oar madams that they will do as meson, or more,
than any other, and are more durably built. We
Pally superintend our 110111 and see that It is
wen down. We win send '
DIEICRLPME 047ALOGIID13.
of lane machines', on applicat+
ONE AND TWO HO WE POWERS,
Aire isoo Rau ft sCiiIiPIZATOZ A
• TE I EB ,TIIII EZR and Cf./4MM
FANNING Af ILLS,
alinrWl AND DBACII asar`iaLul,
Bh.W AND GnIST. lOU IKork done to order.
Glee us a call before yenchesising elsewhere.
oo amaurna %m ax
tag. I.
'•oo apoua
msg.
THE SEW LUP VED
•
BEMlifa r TON SETO NG ALICHINE
•
AWARDED
ItEDit FOR Pli,ooll/235,"
ex VIERNA, I IB73
I •
TEE Eta
Own% eTitou." Amman tz.
THE ELPOl4l4Olft.
macuniz RECEIVED • RIGEOM
PNLES.' •
NO_ SEWING
A TYW GOOD Ilir i i,Do2ol: •
, •
. • .
I.—A New . ventlon thorOlighly Tested and se
cured by • • -. Patent. I I
2.—Mate perfect lock stitch. alike on both
sides,cm all Ends of goods. I I •
3.—Firms ht. Bozootti. t Notroleu and Rapid—
best of coattles.
ma t =
4.—Dmakb for without repairs.
.... 11.—Will do varieties of work andFanoy FM*.
mg ins In a rior manner. ' 1
ti.—la est: easily Managed by the. operator.
Length of stitch may be altered While sunning, and
the machine On be threadelifithout paining thread
prowls Mei, • '
T.—Design. simpbs., ingen csas. elegant.. forming
the stitch without the use of, oog wheel gears. rotary
cams or. le arms. Hag
_the AntornsCo Drop
Food, which uniform knigth of stitch at any
T oms
Weed. Has whic h
new Thread Controller, which al
lows esym ement of needle.bar .nd prevents In
jury to —....--, . i
ii--Conccon most careful and finished. • It is
manufactured by the most ACM/ and experienced
mechanics. at the celebrated BZMDtGTON Alt.
119
MOW It, If. RILIWIIIRSIA o
1111 ' , AIM'
EIME2Z
GY°';,,
=
0 &)EDWA BDS
F,AlkllLTiGuo:ox,ExAti
immrs xsw zir4xx.. : ' - iowAnii. •
de tot tlebak if oitosii to emeofitstotil
Mimi articles:we bop. Ouritoodwat is:
I sigici
1 0 /}IBT- 0 L 01:0
PAOTOBY !
Omsk polII for Pant= "rearm.
/ANN ZAMA
WN.
Parch '(
MIi7SIZWIM=NCIM=
!El
*ad pat;t:aw,
The raboalb defier/ to give notice 4141 bit in
Byrum VIA9TRING 'WM
FAC*O2T.
di fun wolf•
I
IS = a
win meimital operation. And that to to pi
pored to do an work In his lino on short nonce.
GE$
UGoJ ,
corm owspum von cow= BL* DAY
i CK)NS,
-IPbMt, Itneindioat Ityn Flour, Com Had.
rod, Bon. sto., ainnys on bind ; and tot:solo at
EIZAVIIB.
PLIVEWVIaIt NOTlalloseas Winne on the
greet ands of the rarer dWang to patronise ms
mill haTe their ftr• zaidl u t i oth 1 11711 whoa. ow
bisair of ton mama upwards.
V. 8 Mini&
C . B. PATCH,
WHOLESALE AND. RETAIL
GROCERIES AND PROVITS,
Tho toad briado of
/i t L 0 ir
, The highest price paid for With& of
t •
CO lINT.RY FIFO DUCE;
BUTTER, .POULTRY wn) -GAME
Especial attention paid to Wing orders. Goods
delivered free of 'charge anywhere In the Borough.
Towinds. Jul U. IeTU
IptARG I AINS IN STOVES!
_ TINWARE;
• . HARDWARE;
1 l•
, • IRON Arm NAILS,
GLASS, •
CARPENTERS' TOOLS,
Given to all purchasers for Cash, at
. •
H. T. JUNE'S,
HARDWARE ST.O R
• TOWANDA, Ps.
• -
OODZN BEAM
PLOUGHS
OINTS
==
1.1. 13 s.
WATOHE\S, JEWELRY
SILVERWARE!
NEW JEWELRY um, ON BRIDGE maw
* -
In the building formerly oocupled by Young &
Titus, with a Inge suortment of Gold and Meer
American and Swiss Watches,
Fine Gold Jewelry, , Gold Betti,
BUTTONS, PINS, Sve. Sro.
A fall line_of sozan lawns and plated wart.
SPECTACLES A EYE GLASSFS
Otall kluds—Gold. Silver azd Steel.
CLOOLS
From the cheapest lei the beet, and nianj Other
articles too numerous to mention, but to be seen
by caning. It . EXIXDZIMAN:,
N. D. Watches. Clocks and 440417 repaired by ,
practical workman. and wartintad.
Veranda. Nor. 10 f is
RATER-TEE NEW . TOWN
SUR& Pah ts iftuated, On the Susquehanna
River, Ultimo liraveslyi N, 7.. and Athenis, Pa., 53
miles from the Antbncite, 48 miles from the
nn, arid 85 ndleelohn the Seintalturpinoui Coal
lanes of Peardylnala, It la the Southern terminus
of the Sou th ern Central Railroad, also ofthe Chao
& Athena Relined, and is trivially the Northern
terminus of thalehigb Valley and. Pa. & N.Y. Rail.'
roailw ay ads: It is a tate and a' quarter froth the Ede
Rat Waverly. , • -
SOBS hen alteady lu successful operation aWO
Oar Wheel Foundry, a Yunnan Taotom a- Flour
ing =he Woolonlllll. nut a Planing kill. A lig•
orous growth Is anticipated for 1874.
TFIFI TOWN PLOT .•
LB now ready for nomination. Lota for residences:
and briefness places for sale on reasonableforms. r ;
Its favorable location makes it s
DESIRABLE porrr iNon mmumartrlina.
and especial ladacements ire offered. .
at the First Notioaal Bank, of Wan% Or
' Rellfr 487"1 . 11. IMMO WWI
;f,:I {
'
ii ki ii itl
C. ,i•':i
WIKI4B*". POOhnla
PiOVISION.B . ;
ALWAYS' 'CONUM,
DOUibiii bat
m fillfaii34ol77l, ri
THAT rr m m ZI?W.
a:~ ;
TQWANDA, PA.
\t„,„ •
ALWAYS ON MOW
C. B. PATCH.
QtrARTEIIS -
FOR
ht. Hs.wvraxeri
Has opened a
OIIAINS ABE! RINGS,
CHAIN BRACELETS.
I ,
MEM
bar $0.).t1
=EI
ME
2111
PIE
'.BrMne
;rim Chj'‘ODS4
=ME
wirrrE (K)
; t, .
W
OEM
=
MEM
OLOWliii
=BROW
ME
UaM
NO'S ! NS, &0.
• , .
tset every der twW be
1~.:~rj}:I~
Towanda. April da.
PRESENTS
Is constantly reailv
stock at Jewelry.
FINSI
PINS,
BANDS,;
1 • i
1
AMERICrAfi and •
GOLD AND
,S
ELM PLATED
GOLD, ELVER
SILVER Amp PLI i
of d,:zU
WATCE, CLOCK
is th6best mines,
Thanb
cortUnaanoe at tie
I,
'
Towanda, Nov. U 1
0, A, Bid
OROCBERY
==Te
GisAssw i
TABLFI
11:6
woo;
Em
1
I
I would 4y to
n no'
Malta, lob
=I
seri dock et
MEM
1 1 ,
1,1
, , , i
zoo
111
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cAss o„1:) ;
. ~.. ^.>
ME
DAILME •
ED
ME
APIaN§,
QVILTS,
En
11.081ent
=I
EMI
....
t
Ni 43 0 114
• .1,
HATVMS,
Y SHAWLS,
PUN
I
lIEETING
round pie
1 , I
iT
0 ageuta
PAPER P.
TEENS.
van
ic HILDREDiI,
;m
OR
AT 'THE I
=
Y SRO;
BOCK
ITEM
, in ad&
UOLD B
EU
IE3
8
WAT
'AU OF
va=llm
mrAoras.
:.
OCK
st the 1
at prices
iE=2l
and hope to
BOOKW
1 OFFERS
NEI
lOUS P
RN,ltl
WAR
OM
W
IRD 0
GM,
GLASS
SHAD
tbiia tbal
OD Any goo
adreeol4
so. A. Igui
liibitt iiviumu irl ..
.... i . , P4T*1 . 171 ;SW*.
• ‘‘:"' :' --i; - ~ .t, '-,. ..rd f;.,
TOIVANDA, -- ti;
: • .., I
i •,i, ‘, - ,-, 1,1 ; 7 '., _-'•';'- t- i •
' j*EfOLINALtAND B i ng
awing eittasi ovita . ,Bl re&lteL_Jfielf isto' At the ' old'
stand. lure l '"Ilvi VW rad Well sr
jectol! , 4 00 4 7 . 4 M. 1 40 1 71 0 .f P c.,••. l'• :'. If ~ : z , , 1.,.
- •:-: .‘• '•. -i ..;•:. ' • , , --:. -it ;
*oo O rr l t t t O r *l li *P l2l 4E l o4*
rlifit
. 00ATED rzig to*Dzaii,"4l
i sravN
L -1- -- t--- -- 1 ' '
;•.: * t4 1 7X. 47 0 71 04. I nn!! i s ' ' '-' ''/
•
.:
,---..' ':. ••:„ I - 44 1,31 4. - 1:-.. (f. - ;,: 1•:. :•.." ;•--; '
': , ..• : 'I • J ::.—:; : 1 - L - :
.7 .
~,f, L .
.sh. a num or ila acres /As ums,4, / ......; ~,,,,,As
lands and improrrneote, well waterryl.''Qest and
timbered; 110 acres cleared, ' 1 1 7 e 115 per acre.
with E O OO worth of trope thereon in. rice asked is
not more than half the rest vet e 'of the propertr.
Would exchange for filth' of 'Mega Pioperty.•
For partlculars in of S. s. g.ilbearn or John
Kelly, 2d, West , .nklin, Pa, or address M. 11.
Rlibourn, Tack_ elf 111 ilia Stafford o°4 Va.,
Septa - Ste M.H.I 1111.130171115.
A '.o . 4 sl S-. )Vlit -, 44 - .Al r lai - 149N08S
."' ..
1 r 2r l l Ptibi /ir- *
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~
TOBACCO, SisiturplaiD‘
-- -,- Aft the • - I
! , _ al• ,1
• --r---: v. , - - : .0Y: , !! , li
E
MI
POPULAR
• And 'a Fine iesentleeat
• •
•
TOILET AND: - FAN_OY
r o art=ripalLe*fealZl4
Dr. MAD= du} be conralted it .th
'Pulpy of eachmep.t.se bard" ;
1 1 1
7.1
' l 'o/ 1116 /. ifi1Y.7,1.1:972.
pp S. 1 1 N ATI() N A.
or ToIvANDA. CIAPITAL °
. :$125,000
,EiFiastra Fume.: 40,000.
- Bank ciliefs vinnitra rarnmi tot Alt;
GENERALIIAIVILthi lUBINERS.
nmoutsrimm OR DEPOSITS Al;CoßData TO
1
• &Moro. , " Cliaa I
Irv= to lori Comacrzoo or Nora
thriled
AND CIZIZQUI. "
•
_
Forties wishing to torruaroasi to 1
, Inland, or the y Path of the
fitates, England , prin.
mast titles. and torrus at Taro" pia taro procure
drafts pr quit parprea. , 4 ..
.P.AssAas riatz,rt
To or term theold coontiy, by beat I
log liner, alwaySoo band. • I.
!masts BEOIitORT Mit At 1107
HifidertiWospaidfor Chß 'logic/
JOS. POWELL, Yrerldent. 2J, 1
December 1, ipsy. {
THREE GrITT7I--
IE3
RED, WERT& BLVE. •
- . 1 1
TRAMP, TRAMP, 7A.HP
The .n..ya aro ldrzrhing, and the {
Girls and Men and Women, too, all
malting for their °niceties to the
I
WEITE 131 i
GROCR,RTFS &
. -
Noir cold cheaper Ilan the Anne
the line of Groperies & Provisions)
FLouit,
; ,1 ,
AND 1 .
F All.j‘Y . . GR'O
Kept et !halted, White '& Bluetore- Come an
get a pile of goods fora little mon y. I
. I - • _ . - I
11
THE HIGH* PRICE' ' PAID "i CASIIIPD
p u, e
COUNTRY .61
At the Red, Wtilte & Blue dt?r?
& H4LIGHT,
Bit:DOR idTRIIT, TOWANDA,
Towanda Jan 28 IA l' •
BOOS-.I3INDRY.-T
teramecttalty informed that
had:been removed to the O , , Re
third story. where will be done
800
•
I I
In all its cartons branches, on to ~
as "the tinnier *ill allow. The B
der, the chargl of
I U. c. witriAß
An e/perkenced Bin derould all wo
done Ina dile and mannerNewap whicha
ktagaOpein
bound in everynes.
variety of aty/e..
Hon, will bo papt to tne Baling an.
1 .
1- BLANK ep,ass
. ,
To any desired pattern, which 'n
batty will be n tarranted.
All work w be ready for delhe 1
Ttie patronage of the public la . 1
feet satisfaction guarranteed.
Towanda. A , ! . at 2. 1866:—ti
1 • I
MO THE; .s
iiiti op , PENN ,
J_ - IsTLVAISIA,-Your attentio is apecbilly iu
sited to th e fati that the Watt° Banks are not t i
prepared to waive subscriptions to the Cspi
Stock of the 1 Centennial Board Of Finance. Th
funds realized from this sconce r to be emplil
m the erectio4of the buildings fo the Internati
Exhibition; d the expenses . c tweeted with th '
tame. Ato confidently believed that the Keystene
'State wilt beropreelented by the name of every citi
son alive to patriotic commemoration of, the one
hundredth birth-day of the nation. The aharea of
!dock are offered for Sit) each, and, subscribers wiLl
receive a handsomely steel ervived Certificate of
Stock, suitable for naming and preservation as a
national mem orbit. '.
Interest at the rate of six per co per annnzirw 1
•birpaid on all payments of Cent naiad Stock 4v..
date of payment to January 1, 180.
Subscriberq who are not near) a National Ban
canremit acl ock or postollice order to the unde
Signed.. ,
i FREBK. FBALIg x: Treaanrer ,
Sept 4,'73.1 . 904 W ut St., Phil's.
.1
THE .?"..lACT., TO 'try YOU
, 1
- ; .....,..• 1 ,
lIARRhas AND lIOBBE FIRM' '8 CIOZERALLF
Is At C. E. DAYTON'S, in the store lately ocenpiex
by Julius_Wolff as a Clothing tore. Having r
moved my establishment to m commodious a
Onvenlent quarter', / respectf y invite my of
Ctuitomers, and all in want of g in the line
1
MIMES% SiDDLES. NETS. B 'RETS I WHIP
1 .
,
.bc., 'he.. to give the a call, feeling Wafted that fro
the facilities I possess for • p stook, I ea
do a better Job, at a low& price. Ban any other a
tablishment Bt the county. 1
-
HO NT FORGET TUE PLACE Itoß. lil
LOW THE FOX & KEROMI ST
May 2 4 . I _ -
B UIE:11Y AND DINING ROO ,
i.
, Phil block north of WRonal
A.EF,
BREAD, PIES, 0, • : •
I. IRA
• IBAltEll DAII, Y.
Alai Sold at Wholesale d Retall i .
In =DEMO ROOMS we accommodate
=la
day sad
e l yo unc4or . good meal at
ri
OYSTERS 7 ICE i eREAII O.IIIIAND D s 1
1 TIMER MAROS.
Also a tine assortment of Groceries, Oonfactioner
lTrults, Pluts,i4c.
emit' ta 'D. 7. soori k Co.l
FOR SE.-
THREE DESIRABLE D
CENTRALLY LOCA
Monthly Paent/ take
chine mone y '
Jan 14,1874.
aoop FARM FOR ALE Cheal
contairilng about !MOB, boat 60 , scree Li
proved, formerly owned by J. . Bowman. deo'
Log house, good frame barn. , ood water, you
bearing trait trees, end sling° 1. Mph.= twp„ Ito
rapes from Towanda, Terme ca •y. Enquire of
G. GOFF. Tow ands, or I
A A. 00014.4XQ11.
11611 g 11.1 f, "talrviart,
I=
~'
tro
:),41rX
s, ' '
ciciAss
/ 01 nS
GOODS.
toi l .nne
• Bandsy
pm:ten tuft:
stop apt-
TWINE& .
GOIZON.
BANK
Isteamor . or i r .
BA2IIII. I
e oat and Mrs
arrrs Ja
' Cashier.
FOB •
STORE,
VISIONS
t. Everything
ED,
ERIE'
•
PUBLI
e Book•Binde
porter' Building
I• at
iMEE
k
wiltbB promp tl
• ot be cacao.
Old tools, de
Particular itte
Binding of
•duality and du
I, when proznisbd
olicited, and pai
O. F: DAYTON.,
ON
SY Mpl
.rtfon of thi pr
.N0111.1 , --.t . CO.
r