11
a
Sgricultur4l.
To Mass As 04r=.—Proportions:.
Abotit one ounce -of butter for four
eggs,aoa pinch . of salt, says Pierre
Blot): are' what is wanted, ter an.
omlet.
Process: Salt th,e egs, and.beet
them well with a,fork. Have a brisk
fire; put the britter into the pen and
'set it over the fire. Shake and nine
the pan in every way so as' to melt
the butter as • fast
.as possible,. and
wiLhout 'allowing any of it to' turn
IN:owi].. When melted,qurn the eggs
in, itn...l by means of
_a fork stir SO as
to hen! , up the part cooked, allowing
the other part., that is iigntd, to C011it:
LI ton: act with the pan„ar.d so on
.tintil - the whole is solidilit:(l. Then
übka up ; that is pn , 4, 1..411 is
ti;rnts.":' over tle. n•tier nth a 10 - I.k,
th 2 side of th, pan
to wl!'clL the handlx is attac . t..(d.
Th2n.Lar,:i ' warm dish, which .yoa
place on'yourleft hand; take hold of
_I
111,i I.l:rilic of the pap with ;our
the fin 'as underneath, land
. the t'uaaib on the top; the left
side of your left So as to havc
riLfht side of the dish
th;,,l then turn thepanj upside down
nigh; over the dish, the side of the
an' opposite that of__ the handle
tottehin,g the edge of tho dish,and the
' ::ht hand moving troth right to left,
r-:a.that the upper side of the Omelet
• when in the Pau be the under
cu_ the dish,.and you hate
a soft, juicy; 'and tasty; omelet, ias
the dish on 14.ich it is Placed.
- An omelet an not lre hnd& too
'Many cooks fall in making
omelets because, by their process; it
is t4a , , , 1e . t00 . amti l lit is either
divior burned and.tasteles's.
13y carefully following the above
directions, and after on or two
cmperiments an one or , two experi
-.lr.c-nts, • any r one with an ordinary
w m
aioit of Matural capacity can make
a 72 omelet p i pperly. Some have the
habit of adding water or milk to the
Co•,gs, but it is not t necessary to make
,tbe-omelet soft; fcsr, when properly
'nude, an omelet is always soft
.nougli without —any liquid being
„mixed with the eggs.
HT,.
,
TO riAVE Goon CinEn.- 7 --Pref.
Tl , ll7.ifpra,,of Harvard tniversity, has
Ipnblished a receipt for improving ,
!and 'reserving - cider i • by means of
' , ..rhich the progress of the vinous and
•:IcAic fermentations may be arrested
ple-,snre„and the cider preserved
jus 4- _ Efich a state as may .be_desir
i. I. :1 is this
"Pat the new cider into clear casks
urvbarrelafid'allow it to ferment
one to' three weeks, according
r t., tin weather is cool or warm.
',\ neon it has attained to lively fer
n-ientdion addlo each gallon three
fourtl.s of a pound. of „white sugar,
and let the Whole ferment again
nfil it pes , ..:6szies nearly the, brisk
ileas, - at taste which it is desirable
:lonia he permanent. Pour out a
rt. of the cider and mix
.it with
kill'
~ i iecptarter- o i'an ounce of sulphite
line ft - _, , r every gallon the cask eon-
Stir it until it is intimitely
an.l pour the (illusion. into
• .:Igitate the contents of
tiloruughly for a few
1e1,1 4 .1 then let it rest - that the ._Cider
et tie.,Fermentation will'. be
arrcsecl at, once, and will not be
li ed. It may be bOttled in the
• i 2 of a few weeks; or it maybe
plow at to remain in the cask and
I,.ie'cll on draught. IfPottled, it will
bebtimf , it sparkling, • cqler.of s'arpas
ing cii - celcnce,"
l'rofessor Ilorsforil ids the first to
n-ethe l :sulphate l ef lithe for this par-
and to hini_is_clue the credit of
•• 1 - 11. 4 - caillno attention -10 its
Llt is in no reF l pect deleterons,
Liluhate,.,bital which the sill
•-•' • 1 b'-the liberation of
'11! :Buns arid, isclitirely insoluble,
rimains at the bottom- of the
-.'llemember, it is the sulphdc
• t,llim2„not sulpha.', must be used.
• '111: 'quantify of the .cider.iwill
•,
.I,.ma:n unchanged for years. :•
EMI
' Ndt23 for the Farmer
r.
172.,`_tre must lie au interchange of
e 1 , c11(n ilov.,7crs to make then?
'll.Aactive, and we must. depend on
_c, ':s'for this :-ervic,?..
_i hood orchard involves in its
115.-.lfrng and care all the knowledge,
effort oversight and
ncec.:rsat - to make a man , Ene,
't.zs;siiiins a farmer.
The beauty of California woods,
11-,eci ;11y of laurel and redwdcd, and
Ilicir :raz.ceptibility a to a high degfee
`finish, pales them: particularly
fLA- purposes 01 ornamental
and y rapidly attract the
of inivarifacturers thit,
• i-yontfy and_Enrope. • -
- b.,rrel smeared with tar or other
sabs.tanee having a lighted
:Jan* inside prlperly protected and
,placed the orchard or gardda during
- the of moth§ and millers,
will trap - and hold large quantities of
WC have t h us . caught
in this way,
the Inotii,; of the family of
frond - tile eggs of which
r ent w rias are -pro,dticcd•
11=21
Cs,:.S Fr.N . cTS—The
fo;lov,:n;z, says the Massachusetts
i'L,uu:o4aii,is a most cicellent, cheap
and duiable wash for ivoodenlenees
tind building.' It owes-its durftbility
while vilriol which heioens
and lies the wash::
. •Tak:.l a barrel and slack one bushel
of frc. , - ldy burned lime :in it, by cOvet.-
ityz ti: ThnO,in it, With boiling water.
.111c.r. it is slgked, add cold water
enthigil to bring it to the consistency
of good whitewash. Then dissolve
and add one Pound of
snlOiate of zinc),: and
of tine
.
;aive this wash cicqm,
add a'ponr.d of yeltow 6Chre.,
(iii powdtir).
To giveit a t - awn - lobk,
add a ponna". of yellow fochre,_ and
olio-f..yarth of a'pound.of Indian:red:
. .To make this wash a handsZmen
gray. stone color, add one-Bali a
poluil of French 3`ue, and one-fohrth
of India a drab will be•
of a pound
of I,n r :nt and orn-fourth
p YIL:d oP to:;:lian e a.
For'brick or stone, insteak of one
lirnc, use half t:a. bushel of`
lime, ...ud half a bushel of hydraulic
MO
,TO SAUCT. IS THEITAL:IIN MAN
five or six oir.c.iis and a
f ton,at:=(-4 into a .:-te:wpati
111:7 1 .1 . - wik 1 .1 spovo- (f thyme. two
.ix two
; -fills of curry 2 4, - ;-y.'.!hr, salt,
, : ii(.ll - ; gravy, . I J-it:ln:cr .
, wirt
tLat r
may not Luhi.
, a ,
la to
t...,11.14 ' a
' .:, , 71 i - -I 4ul ;fiktUi.t,
111 . 1 1.1‘La haulrig it D.11.c.1..1,t1y hack, :4"aditly
tail, "1 eiti't ctin.tv., it.
Misecilhuleola
pA. ) t N.Y. CANAL & R.R. co.-
-
AItILUCGEREcT PAESINGT.II =ATM
To take effect JLITS. IS. 1871.
foirscr4.7..
No.
mimosa. 8
551
`122 5
0 1 ,
6 45
Aorrrainum.
NO !No.! No. No.
15 123.1.1 - 9. 7.
P.M.!" IP. lit
2 951 17 05 4 8 05 1
2 50 , 401 9 50
s_ls' , 1120;• 111
7.00, il2 00;
Bx 9 . -
12 2 ,, ;
9 itol 45 12 541 8 30i
9 35,3 201 1 25, 9 05
9:!43 2 28' 153 9 12
55 . 1 1.5; 133' 959
..L. 34.7. , • i 920
sr. FaMI
. Auburn.
—Owego..
Waverly J
'Sayre..
.Athens
I .. Milan..
... 1 .1:;5' 1 19 40
12. , 4 it , ' 4 OC;10 00
i.... 4 2F H 102 . ,
&.. 317 1 10 37
r..'i r ,- .' I
. 10 50,
51
Inster..
To*linJa•
Wyss
Rum'rfi.d
Frealit'n
11 12 1
111: 5 3 00 11 16
',1122
11 32
tq~lnsing
Laceyville
EL'a kd.iy.l
B . Walnut
FE
• - 1 - ;11 45!Ileshopen1
.;lr 1 ;12 3011.1'holinyl
12; )5' , ". 70 3 52,12 55 Tlittkbtekl
.... 120 1 20' . „Falls ..1
13;5.i .7 50, 1 35 1 34t,.r:44 B J.;
1J:57 4ow 4 12 142 : Pittston. ;
12', I 200 Prnindlle.l
li I=s's 37; 5 00' 3 27,1 r Barre.;
2 32 . .... = 6 32 , 4 15,1 r Har,en,
17' E. at 7 10, 4 35:p Haven.l
;110 • 7 301 1 5 50131.' Chntaki
4 47. 8 31: 5 531A11entown
831! 6 0.51 E P Junc' i
4 61, • 8 457 6 35111ethlehn2
5 3,1 ' 15' 11201. Easton..
645 ,10 301 9 451..Phira..'
30.5, P 5 40,New ;York
. ..._ • 5 401 ton.
MEMO
I.3)DITIOVE&L
No. 31 leaves Towanda 7 10 a. in.; stopping at an
stations, arriving at Waverly at S 03, and tllcaira at
0 o 0 A.`m.
No. 31 leaves-Elrairs 530 p. m.: Stopping at all
Stations. arriving at Waverly C:l5, and Towanda
700
I Train Glesves Philadelphia 2:10 P. M.. New York
12 M. arriving at Tunkhannbek 10:00 P.M.
Train 3 leaves Tut:kiln:Dock et 7:00 A. M.._ arriv
ing at Philadelphia 2:10'. M.. and New. York 3:5.5
P. M.
Trains >3 and 15 run dilly with Pullman Sleeping
cars attached.
Drawing Room can attached to Trains 2 and 9
between Elmira and Philadelphia. --. •
R. A, PACKER, Superintendent.
HOW IS THIS FOR LOW 1
We offer DRESSED LUMBER it
the -following rates:
Mendoci Flooring, (choice) slB per M.
White Fine " ...... 26 g ,
Pitch " - • 2$
Siding ' " $l5 to 25; ""
pickets from $2 to $4 per hundred.
PL.L.NMG, MATCEMCG, IX43A.NiTSG,
1)oiao at a moment's notiee and by the best :Irittehin
ery non' made. We hare on handii
"
ONE =MITI) THOrSANDIt-e../.. DIY LLILBEII
Sso hareln tho Mid Pond
TIERED TUCNETED AND FIFTY ,TIT011:18.0110
1 ' - FEET OF LUMI3EB. 1,
And are constantly Manufacturing.
Parties who can reach us are foolish: to go
near the railroad for Lumber, as under any circum
stances xa can SELL IT CMEAPEIt—at least the
Lost of Transportation from here to the railroads—
Fay $2 to $.3 per thousand,
June 26,'73,
•
, 1 • ,
NORTIEERN CENTRAL RAILr
L.L.11 WAY.---Direct route North and South to Bal
timore, Washington. Philadelphia and all points
Sonth ; also to Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Suspension
bridge, Rochester, Syracuse and all points East
and West on the New York Central Railroad; and
the Canadas. urn * On and after Sunday, Nov. 23.
1473, trains will leave Fr rITIA as follows :
FOItrInTAICR
Iran, arrive
Northern Express...
!doming Accommodation
gN'er.isg,
Southern Express
tn.. Northern Express north and Southern E
xpress south, are through trains between Rochester
and Baltimore; the Mnrialng and Ere f g Ac cam
knodation north connect at Canandat *th trains
for Rochester and the Falls.
G. CLINTON GARDNER, 0 . 1 Supt.
ED. S. TOENG, Gen'l Pans. Ag't, Bal ' ore, 31d.
IF YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL
HOUSES, FARMS, LOTS OR
MILL PROPERTY, or'if you 'wish to lend or borrow
money on Real Estate or other security for a ehort
,term or a term of yeaM, or if you wish
RENTS`OF HOUSES
Or other i•i•operty collected and Lap, we offer en
rr,rior for the prompt transaction of such
business.
We havehow a fine list of property for sale; and
!hose seeking
REAL • ESTATE INVESTMENTS
• 1
In either town or county, sill do well to call on us.
A. J. 'NOBLE!: CO4-
,
• • Real Estataknd Loan Agents.
Ofticei ; Main . street, opposite Court House, To.
Wanda, Pa.
Mar '74 U. , •
• iIEV,P CLOTHING
VERY CHEAP!
In order to maize rosin for the LARGEST
BEST stock of ,
FALL CLOTHING
Ever opciled iu thie market, I will ter the
NEXT SIXTY DAYS
OFFER MT SUMMER CLOTIrq:Ct
'I2EoAR D.'llE SS 0± C' OST
It is uarAcczLazy 2 , :17 th`..t Wy gcols ar6
I • STII:ICTLY FII137:-CLASS,
art , only cffeted at greatly reduced prices rath
r than carry them (Net' to nez.t seascm.
Toz - Inja, July
AND.- BOOK •OF POLITICS
row 1874,
LI HON. EDWARD mernEnsON,
c - zris OF nor or rmsztzsErr.tnrrs t. s
I
a hie ACC L&T - E and PAPA wrist:Volume gives the
nkcor.n on the •• Increase of Salary Act " and
its repeal, on Transportation, Civil Bights, and Fi
nancial Questions, including the act of 1, , ,52 creating
•Legal Tenders " and coin interest on Bonds, and
the various Expanding and Contracting act. since.
President Grant's Messages and Memorandani, In
terriews, _Letters, Proclamations, and Action in
Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas, Supreme
Court Docisions. Illinois. and WisConsin Railroad
Laws. Constitutional Amendments,, male and
pending, in States, and Nation - . "Back-pay' Statia.
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rency Distribution by Statesand sections, Ac. In
trainable for campaign. Cloth, $2.50, post-paid.
A ldress GEO. FRS, DAWSDR,
' P. O. Box 414, Washington, D. C.
T sanla, Aug. 12, 1.571.
iDN,E DOLLAR Rill .pay one years'
Eubscrip tion for the
TOWANDA JOURNAL
• • .
The. dorrdsAt.,-since its enlargerdent, contalria as
much reading - matter as any other paperin the
erydr.ty, including a full and carefully prepared rec
qrd of all the county news. -It contains the Court
Proceedings, Jury and Trial Lists. Weekly.rePort of
the Markets, Abstract of Sheriff - Sales and the cnr
rpat. news of the day.
•
f Try it. Scnd fora ran.ple copy, ichich' will be
srut frm on application.
•'
Ja15,113-417
COAL
!The snbscriber having the agency of the Entchl.
ebn Colliery at 'Klugaton, Pa., is prepared to frirn tab
dealers with all sizes of Anthracite Coal, prepared
m the befit manner, from the celebrated Cooper
ye.n. • full supply of this Cal rnNy be seen by
cplling on W.ll. llumiston, at the NOW Coal Yard,
00 Pale. one Llcck south of Main streDt, where all
areinnted to call. Full weil,Mt and good quality
iisured• ' L. 8. CASE.
To`A'anda, Feb. 3.11574. •
ATEST STREET HOTEL,
11, 42, 43 t: 44 7.:Lw io;:s
1 41 - 1:1111:10,;(.1.: llr r E, ON THE ITROPEAN
ME
1:(N.)118 .7)aral IE4. t II k::.4£.141 very
1101,1:1:.11 E. 1 t-rA , ate and E , 'Abkii In the
nityir.et. 11E:11 to the czky. • .
iJtrae. It t. T. LILTSErIT. ProtTrtetcr•
TOWANDA
NORIIIWAZD.
El
P M
1 161
11 45
19 9,
7 24
/Pi.) tzer•vs4
81
[sir
539'
526
Eves exhibited in this tootle% to ohlea 217
Invite the attention of the public.
136'
,12 50
12 35
They keep on hand or fend& to or &s
2 20
1 10
'12 2 0
1145;
10 47
! 10ss
Rio 05
830
' 7 00
TOMB STONES, MANTLES, &e.,
la
103
ED
Persons In want of anything he oar line are re.
spectfully invited to call and examiz, our stock. d
- McCABE I & SON.
Towanda. May 1;187L
B . 'W. SCOTT & CO., •
- BAKERS AND GROCERS,
First block Forth of Wad Hones.
We have added materially to our stock, and now
offer a full assortment of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
We=-keep no books. add no percentage for bad
debts ; therefore we can and will give you the low
est rate a. All aro invited to call and be convinced.
. , DIN - LNG ROOMS .
In connection with the above, And meals at all
hours of the day.
D. W: SCOTT & CO.
TJwanda, Fob. 10,1874.
11. B.
Caittptown
10 20 pm
12 00 m
C 45 am
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Editor and Prop'r
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Towanda, April TS, 74-tt.
111ARBIalE WOBss,
UEO. BIeCABE & i
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II
31ILLINEllY STORE
MISS GRIFFIN
spRING AND SUMMED GOODS,
WAGONS 1 WA
WAGO
on hand p , l
FMM
WAG 0
WHICH I W
SELL CH
Than any other estab ishment in the
coon .
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES
Of every description' manufactured
to order on short notice.
JAMBS BRYANT.
Towanda, Muck 26.1873.
FROST & SONS
Would !mite thi Public to:call and eumineitheir
MGM ava: WS 'WO akil MU
.IZUII3k
,y have new on band the
LARGEST AND DEW
MMOBTMENT OF GOODS
Ir.owANDA,
I:::44ceale prices.
A Idr.h ix.
J 1:4 prcvarod to do
UNDERTAKING
moat reriliable tonna.
We also keep In etore and ioakc to order
SASH.
BLINDS,
DOORS,
3,1011LD
EiEE
O
j 'l
Oct.l 1, 1873.
WE INSURE
PROPER
AGAINST LOSS OR D
FIRE`AND LI cl
We represent over FIR 7 Milli•
Old English and
LIFE misuß
IN THE OLDEST AND LLB°
MUTUAL COMPA.
tairrED are
ACCIDENT INS
From one day to one year.
NOBLE dt
Feb. 19. ltn.
QIIPERIOR AG
AJ kiln:MM. for Sale by
B. M. WE L
TOWANDA, P
Office No. 3 Nero:Les Block,
Souse squire.
WHOLEVIALB, 4 ' AND an I
X1i,NT111.0117103123
Wowing Maims. Norse P •
Wheel Bakes, Plaster Bowers; r
Tedder', ileversible sad Weed
T» Horse Hoes, Corer 11 ,
Lava roam, 114 •
MT Cal= FORTIS of
IV* --- - roa BA= 01 •
Catalogues sad descriptive, II
ciders, furnlstaid or mailed f
It will coat but three cents •
in postage
Parma!' when in Towanda: -
anrll7l 72.
DAYTON & B
Dealers in
WOOL, HIDES, P
SKINS, FUREI,
For which the highest viol price
Office in )X. E. Itocenfteld's !nor.
0. A. DaTcPX,
t. i tarstml acrv.l.,lo
assortment of
LIGHT
APER
SPECIALTIES
IDIRIYI IGIOIOIDISI
CODDING, RUSSELL & CO.,
f. 3 Hardware, Iron, Stoves,
Patent Wheels, Hubs, Spokes,
El
Farmers.and Mechanics Tools,
ORINGS, &o.
May 14, 1874.
(FROST k soNs
KINDS OF
. GE BY
HTNING
AN UNDISPUTED FACT
. ' Capital.
ome Companies.
THAT GOOD GOODS ARE SOLD CHEAPER AT
CB
'I
IN THE
RANCE
CLOTHING HOUSE IV NVETIIEEN PENN'AI
II1¼('Jv1
oiu iv a u tT% I
EDI
Having recently. fitted op Itne large and commcxll
- store lately occupied by FOX & =On, to
accommodate . my rapidly-increasing trade. I respect
fully ask my old customers, and the public general•
ly. to c•n and examine my elegant
•~ • side of Coxt
DEALER AND
GENT. .
Thresahni.
, 21171 &edam Hay
ova. (Inlttrators,
aadianalas NMI&
NEW STOCK
• wen =more
walla. °our
• Aid &O. •
.• printed tar.
• to all sppllesnts.
send for circulars
and .es ma.
IL W. - WZLLIIS
OTHER,
And satisfy themselves tha t y priced defy eompe•
I TS, CALF
C..
a paid at all times.
Maia•d.,
TOWAVA . PA.
Tcnrands, illy 4, 1414
TAYLOR & CO.'S
TOWANDA, PA.
House Furnishing Goods,
Lime, Cement, Lath,
Tinware, Plated Ware,
Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Gans, Revolvers, Cartridges,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Always at lowest cash prices
JULIUS WOLFF'S
THAN ANT curial,
01 1 k -.---
SUMMEIi CLOTHING,
MEI
avtYus woLrr.
---- 11611rothit - -
s . WOOD?OBD,'
NEW ,YORK BOOT AND SgOE
STORE;.
No. S. NINON & GRIMM DLOON.BILIDGE Si
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 Ginrrs eirs, KIP
STOGA, BOYS CALF BOOTS, LADIES,
MISSES and CILILDIIEN ' S Shoes of all
kinds, . all bought direct from the
Manufacturers, and hand • made, all
goods warranted. A YIII.L STOOK of
LEATima AND FINDINGS.
IMI
Thankful for past favors, I solicit
a continuance of the same.
Towanda, May, 1, 1872
NEW. CARRIAGE VACTORY
Oppoelto tho new J4O,
TOWANDA,
HENRY STITLEN
Bespectfnlly announce to his friends and patrons,
that he has built a
'NEW 'BRICK OARILIAGE FACTORY,
whin he will constantlykeep oa hand a fall wort
meat of
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
TOP AND OPEN'BUGOIES,
PLATFORM WAGONS,
TROTTING sura - ra, AND- SKELETONS.
Made of the best material and finished in the best
city style, His long experience ,in city Carriage
Factories gives him a decided advantage over others
in the
Finish, Style and Purability
of hls Wagons. All they oats is an
INSPECTION OF BIS WORK
proTiotukto purchaalng clamber°,
ILL WORK WARRANTRD TO GIVE PERFECT
Thankful for the liberal patronage formerly ex
tended and respectfully ask a continuance of the
SIMS. -
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
Towanda. Jan. 8. 1.973.—1 f
FOUNDERY & MACHINE SHOP
The undersigned having purchased the Foundry
and Machine Shop lately owned by John airman,
are prepared to do all kinds of work appertaining to
their badness, with promptneas and dispatch.
MILL GEARINGS,
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS:,
MAN DRILLS,
_
And all kinds of
MILt IRONS
ENGINES REPAIRED,
And all work warranted to Also satistacgoi::-.
SHINGLE MACHINES
Of the latest and most improved kinds marolsetnred
and kept ecnstantly on band ready for use.
PI4OIIGHS,
EaDE-nui, I110:4,1 AND WOODEN REAMS
Of all kinds. .
F'
CULTIVATORS, CORN PLOUGHS
AND •
PLOUGH - POINTS
Of all kinds, and the latest Improvements kep
constantly on hand.
CHURN POWERS,
LARGE AND SMALL SIZE
STOVE CASTINGS
sT,p - o AND SLEIGH SHOES,
LARGE IRON KETTLES
And all kinds of castings ft:rubbed to
lifarch 30, 1870. MEANS k. ROCKWELL.
BLOOD & CO.,
Still continuo o munnlacturo their celebrated
HORSE POWERS & CLEANERS,
and will a better • machine, for leas money than
can bo had elsewhere in the world We dal= for
our machines that they will do as' much, or more,
than any other, and' are. more durably built. We
personally Superintend our work and see that it Is
well down. We will sand
•• DISCRIPTIVE CATALOGUES,
of onr machines, on application.
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
One ef Tiro Horse THRESHER d SEPERATORE,
THRESHER and CLEANERS,:
FANNING. MILLS,
CIRCULAR AIM DRAG RAW MILLS
, .
HAW AND Ol'ill3T MILL work done to order.
Give us a call before purchasing elsewhere.
'•va "op alloaa - vag !SNallrir
1 •00 . aoOria
Aug. 2, 1869. ,
T HE
NEW IMPROVED
REMINGTON SEWING MACHINE
AWARDED TUE "•MEDA'L FOR PROGRESS,"
THE ilxariEsT OT.DETt MSDAI," AWARDED AT
NO SEWING MACHINE RECEIVED A• HIGHER
PRIZE. i
I.—A New Invention thoroughly Tested and se-
cured by. Letters Patent.
2.—Make as perfect lock stitch, alike on both
sides, on all kinds of goods.
3.—lttins Light, Smooth. Noiseless and Sapid—
best combination of qualties.
4. - -Durable—rians for years without repairs.
s.—Will do ALL firieties of work And Fancy Stitch
ing in a superior manner. -
6 —ls Meet easily ?dammed by the 'operator.
Length of stitch may be altered while runnin. and
the machine can to threadawithout passing Vtread
through holes,
7.—Design simple, ingenious, elegant, forming
the aUtch without the use of cog wheel gears, rotary
Clime or lacer cnis, flu the Autoniltic Drop
Feed, which insures uniformlength of stitch at any
speed. Has our' new Thread Controller, which all
lows easy movement of needle-bar ;.rid prevents-in
jury to thread.
B.—Conetrnetlon meet careful ntel...fini4lied. It I;
manufactured by the moat skillful:and experterweil
tueellaulee. at the celebrat..4 BUM IticiTON AR
MORY, ILION, N. Y. PiiIL&DELPILIA OF.FICE.
,
810 011.0311iVT - [314111
AT Tiza
SATISFACTION.
reduced prices
H.12.11Y STBLE2I.
BLIDE TO WIDER.
cEJ.T.Art GRATEIit.t
AT VIMTNA, 1873.
TILE EITOETITON
A FEW GOOD DEASON4
rTIT.r. w 4.1.A4
GB OS E" AND
(I) ;4 54
MoOABE &JED
Wholesale and Retail
FAMILY (IRO .
PR OVISI
liEliol7lll4 NEW BLOCK,
Wo do not deem it neceseary tci
diteront articles we keep. Oar
ALWAYS CO
Wo sell natal
FIRST - CLASS 'GOODS.
Cash paid for Parmers Prod
March 1. 1870
NEW STEAM FLO
IF BIIESHEQUIR
The enbeczib desires to give
UL
Is now In emeceaafal operation.
pared to do all work in hla
CUSTOM GRINDING DONE 0
THAT IT IS
Wheat, Buckwheat and Bye
Feed. Bran, &c., always on h
lawest rate&
PARTIOULAU NOTICE.—Per
west side qf the river dring
will have their ferryage de paid b. .
bring grista of ton bushels and
ap1.4'71
ii.:)
C o B. PATCH,
WHOLESALEA RETAIL
DEALER , n.l
rErzir4W'•TMFNq
TOWANDA,
The beat brands of
FLOU
The Ldgheat pric e o raid for l ail
Szir
COUNTRY P
BUTTER, POULTR
Especial attention paid to filling eiders, Good*
-delivered free of 'charge anywhere In the Borough,
Towanda, Jan 14, 113711
BARGAINS IN ST
IMEMIII
HARDWA
IRON AND N.
GT ASS,
CARPF,NTERS'
&c.,
MI
Given to all purchaser.
H. T. JUN
HARDWARE'
TOIVANDA,
Igc.e. 17. '73
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
WATCIIE'S, J
AND
SILVERW
M. HENDELM
flag opened
NEW JEWELRY STORE, ON
In the building, formerly occupied by Young &
Titus, with a large assortment of tlold and Silver
` American and Slcis
Fine Gold Jowelry,
CHAINS IND li,
CHAIN BRACE'
BUTTONS, TINS,' &c
A fall lino 4-satin suxzu and
SPECTACLES AND E
Of all kiatla—Oold, Silver
clocks
From tho cheapest to tho best
artielek too numerous to month).
by calling.' M.
N, B. Watches, OlockS and .To
practical workmen, and warranto
Towanda, Nov, 10. 93
.
QAYRE.-TIIE NEW 1 TOWN OP
k) SAYRE, PA., is situated on Susquehanna
River, bet Ween Waverly, N. Y., a d Athens, Pa., 03
miles from the Anthracite, 43 mites from the Sulli
van. and 33 miles from the Semiillituminons Coal
Mines of Pennsylvania. It is the Southern terminus
of the Southern Central Rallroad,jalso of the Ithaca
3: Athens Railroad, and Is 51011,113- the Northern
terminus of the Lehigh Valley enc. Pa. ai N. Y. Rail
roads. It is a mile and a quart 'r from the Erio
Railway at Waverly. ' - i
SAYRE has already In scuccessfrd operation alarm,
'
Car Wheel Foundry, a Furniture Flou
ring
UM, a Woolen Mill, and a Pla lag Mill. A vig
orous growth is anticipated for 13 4.
• ;
• , TEE TOWN P4OT
Is now ready fur examin ition. to for residences
and tmelteeH platva for sale on re t ruable terms.
Its favorable location makes it •
DESIRABLE POINT FOR .3113"CFACTURF,118,
argespecial Inducements are offered. .
ATply at the First. National Dadk, of Waverly, or
at the Mace In Sayre, Pa. Dad
'Arrriftf. 110 ' ARD ELMER:
BOVISION
pIiZSENTS FOB ALL
AT TIII!!
NEW JEWELRY 60RE1
,
, 1,-
~, ARD~,
le constantly raceiThiS. In addition to his Lana
stock of Jewelry,
T:11
PINS
ERIES
BANDS,
NS,
'OWANDA, PA.
1
EMail
AMERICAN and SIVIS
FFI
GOLD Ain SIEVED, ;WATCHES,,
" 3 I ~yri y-
nt
GOLD,SILVED, A..vn STEEL SPECTACLES,
SILVER. AND PLATED'
f/.11 I s;plr (kitV
i 1 4.%
.0f all descriptions at the lowest prices.
weveinii
WATCH. CLOCK and =WEL= repar;ng' done
In the beat manner, and Warranted.
Thanks for a liberal patronage and hope to inert
a continnance of the same.
Towanda, Nov. 12, '73
otice that bla new
;ono's* 01
0 - , ! A. BLACK
io=ll
CROCKERY. OF VARIOUS PAT
SAXE DAY
• our, . Corn Ideal.
d and for eale at
And is loci as the lowest
ons livings on the
patronize my mill,
ways, when they
Firma.
GLASSWARE,
P. 8 AYER&
TABLE CUTLERY,
ROVISIONS,
hqS Qti •lIAND
• dB of
I would say to the public that On any goode Lep
0 DUCF,
In stock I will not oe undersold.;
A.ND GAME
Towanda, Feb..l9 1874
W . . A. CHAMBERLAIN,
• DEALER IN .
DIAMONDS - ,
FINE' JEWELRY
TC.ITE:S' - AND CLOCKS,
• c, W t. iNDA, PA.
Jir.e 2, 1871:
. PATCH
MII
rs,
OOLS,
a,C.,
tiz.c.,
for Cash, at
STORE,
DANIEL F. BEATTY. & CO., or
CLIXDUATED GOLDEN TON4rE I'ARLOR OR
it ' GANS.
•
Are ranted by eminent musicians and distin
gundied men of honor in this country and In Eu
rope, as the leading parlor organ now in use. We
challenge any maker to equal thorn! For Church,
Sabbath Schools, Lodges, as well as - the parlor, they
hav'e no equal. Testimonials and cards of honor
aro'constantly being received ,in their favor. An
offq. Where we have no agents we will allow any
one wishing to purchase one of our organs, the
agent's discount. Also to any responsible p•rty
Wishing to purchase one of our organs' from a dis
tance, and peeler to see and examine it before pay
ingfor It, the same will bo granted them by sending
us a recommendation from the cashier of your
nearest bank, or some prominent man in your ri
ch:city, and if the organls-not .Just as represented,
you have the liberty to return the same at our ex
pense, we paying the freight both ways. It is with
pleasure we introduce-the GOLDEN TON SUE, know
ing that It will give. universal satisfaction, as it pos
[nes many advantages over all others: The tone
excels in fullness, and Old deep vibration of sounds
an evidence that it stands first as to merits of all
nineicui Instruments now In use.
WELRY
An E !
RIDGE STREET
Nye select a few abstracts from letters and edito
rials which we aro constantly receiving in favor of
our, organs, and wish you to read them :
.We cry "Eureka." for we found what we wanted.
J. P. WILHAII, Harrisburg, Pa.
• I am pleased with the sweetness of its tone.
pROV. N. P, VAN LtIRANEE, Moline, ID.
Pure as gold.—Daily Patriot.
Bratches,
Gold Sets,
NG S, '
Our musical critics call to see it. They aro de
lighted with it. GEO. L, FREET, Altoona, Pa.
We would recommend this excellent 'instrument
to the musical world, for its flue:lei:4l_of tone.—Pe
tersburg (Indiana) Democrat.
Combines streetncsa and strength in its tone.—
Lewistown Gazette.
MI
&C. &c. &c.
For quality, promptness and;rexquisito of tone
they arc unequalled. PROF. BOI3T. HENCE.
can with pleakre recommend It to any In want
of a first-class parlor organ. PROF. - 0. HUNGER, '
Mahony City
I ant oil pleased with them. B. SECEIBIST.
Hagerstown, MIL
I am pleased with the tune of the instrument.
. ROBERTS, Brooklyn, L. I. •
.lated waio.
GLASSES
land Steel..
First among its advantages is the great scope of
itslp.r,cbiSi3l.l, being constructed to play the softest
mu ie. 3T1.1, when desired, to Increass its power.
Catheither gradually or suddenly produce more vol.
umo oft .no than any other organ of its class. This.
is.aCcomplished- by our new Patent Double Forte
so arranged that the sound is thrown out by
a dri-eet passage through the case. .
and many other
but to be aeon
ILENDELDIAN.
We desire that every family throughout this
country, as well as Europe, may test its .wonderful
musical producing qualities. Orders have been re
ceived at such rapid rates that we have been cord-
T l ,
polled to enlarge the manufactory, and put on a sti 1
larger force of Skillful mechanics in order to supply
the demands. We, however, now aro happy to a -
nottpco that we can fill orders promptly and with
the utmost dispatch. We also call the attention to
Mar r world-renowned -
t
•
- EpREKA: PIANO.
Tliii piano is fAt gaining a reputation as the lead
ingl piano-forte .ow in use.
Send for illu trated prieo list and a listed'tosti
monials, some f 'whom you may know tieing our
orga!ns from th 6 past air months toseventeon yea: s.
Address, l ' DANIEL F. BEATTY S: CO.,
' I WaShington, Warren CO.. New Jersey,
Aag: Cif.
- port SALE.—Thee subscriber. of-'
fers his farm for sale, situated inNorthAlhont,
Sheiihrquin township,eOufaititng 100 nore,s;Sh - neres
undpr a good state of cultivation. good water: , good
orchard, the barn good for a few years, new shede
and a new dwelling house,Mol is good school house
stands on the place. Terms . reasonable. For .fur,
tiler intdrmatiou write or apply to WM. JOHNSON,
) 33 /61aFt' Bradford Co., ra, [Sept 3,- - lw •
dry repaired by
W. A. ZOCI'WELL
ruta OLD BEM
RINGS.
STUDS,
CHARMS,
NECKLACES,
=NOB AND C11A12315:
CLOCKS
W. .O. lIOCKWELL.
OFTEB.9
TERNS,
SILVER PLATED WARE,
WOOD W.AlitE,
STONE 'WARE,
BIRD CAGES,
BASKETS,
GI, ASS SHADES,
O. A. BLACK.
PEAZTV ;PLXTT
Drug§ sumi
141 X& 84:00i1DON -
I
PATTON% ZpXll,
TOWANDA, PA
D4I3GGIS I
xtenairety repaired their stir
To opened wail a large, nay;
ock, mutating of
Having i
stand, .
fantods,
Erritters,-. ELIZInS, 1
ACED%
MEI
ED RILLS, POWDERS, OD
mcrunzs, &
Ind al/,'
PREPLE.iT.I I OXi3
DYEI
STUFFS, 314CHt
RA REFINED EEROIENE,
PIIII
WINES AND'II
For Medictualliarposee.
•
SNUFF 21!ND
4 ,
Au tho
POP; AR PATENT ME
And a Fine Alll3Orth6lt
TOILET AND FANCY
1516 re than the urnal care and attentf.
Compounding, of Prescriptions. 1 •
from Olo'clock,a.m.,to 1 p.m. k from 5i
Dr, ILtnu.r. can be consulted at th
urday of each week, as heretofore.
D. H'
• W. G
Towanda, Hay 7, 11172. • I
FIBST NATIO:NA BANK
OF TOWANDA.
CAPITAL - ' $ 25,000.
811Itil.US FUND 4000.
This ',l3ank offers UNUSIII3 FA.
tannascOon of a
GEA ERAL
T BA 11
NEIN° ~S'INESS.
• i
raEr r urr AID OY DEF'OSITS Ac calsani:a TO
SPECIAL CULE OSTEN TO TEE COLLECTION or NOTE
AND Carom&
• Parties wishing to szar, maw: to .
'United States, England, Ireland, Seo .
cipal cities And towns of Europe, can'
sdrafts for that purpose.'
. I
PASSAGE TICKETS
. .
To or from tile old country, by beat s
lug I.lnos, always on band!
Fizaues )3110VOST OVER 1: azar •
Efigh,est Price paid for U.S'Bondr,
JOS. 'POWFLL, President. I N.
December' 1,1869.
TH'REE CHEERS
FOR TER
RED, NVIUTI &
TRAMP, TRAMP,
I TU } , f s aro Marching
'Girls and Men and Woine
rushing for their. GrocCriti
rzu 4 ), WHITE BL
(T.OOERIES
Noir cliesper 11.3 n the chespost
tLe 'lino of tirotxri"S & Yroi•tsiona,
14 O - U FE
IZEHI
F . A.M.ILY 6-1106
Sept at the Rea, White I; llla. Sto l
get s of goods fog=s little money.
TIIE masasT PRICE rAm 1371
C QUN 'PR'O
rE , l,.lllllte ,";;; e. 'Ol
811.11.111. ALL & H.
•
BUDGE "I' , lvrT,
Tow l -aula Jan 2d '7l
TIVOK-BINDE.Y.-LTH
le respectfully informed that th.
!Lid been removed t• the 'l:ever
glad:Ft:Ty, ichercwill be done -
800
In all l it 3 varior.3 branches, on terms
as "Ole times" w:11 allow. Tho Bin
derth.'e charge of
Jr. C. WIIITAS.ER,
la e.i.iie:rienced Binder, and all work
done in a.style and manner which can.
3lagazities, Se wepapere; 0
Eorinl in every variety of etyle.
will be paid to the Ruling, and 7.1,
f. 0019;
To pattern, •E
to warranted. ,
All worik,will Lo ready for del.% ery
Tlie4ittonage of tha pulflo :s
feet satisfaction guarr;nteed.
To Banda, August :I.
I •
, 1
TO THE CITIZENS OF PENN
• _a_ SyLYANIA,—Yoar attention la speeislly in
citql to . the fikt that the National panks ;are r• - •7('
prepared to s•caive subscriptions to the •Capital
Stock •of the Centennial Board of FitALI'M ,It
funds realized.frorn this scoUrra are o he empleyol
in the erection of the buildings for the Internation3l-
Ezhib4ion, and the expenses connrted 'with t'i.e
tame. , .t is confidently believed tha the K. tyre
itaie. $ll3-be represented by the name of every e-ii'•
ten alive to patriotic commenaoratson of the ei i.
aun•lredth birtia.day of the nation. ri1..0 shares ...i
stock 11re offered for $lO each, and slbscribers. v S.
receive a bandso•ueriy• steel engrave( Ceti Scat. •.!
Stock. I suitable Iv! framing, and preservation as 3
national fueruori-d, ,
Interest at the tat e of six per cent i!•er anniini v di
ho paid on all plvm cots of Centennial Stock fr,....1
dato of payment to January 3, 1870. • ,
Subscribers who are not near a National lie.-. 1
cr.:lrene:: a cheek or post.ofllce orde to the und, r
sizzled l . 1 •
FLEDN. FRALEY, '-
tl4 '
Ser -
. .3. 904 wiuDF
. , i
THE PLACE. TO DU'
Ji...
n knN'ES3 AND IWRSS FIXLSC.S
.
It :It C. F. DAYTON'S, in,the store lately occupi...i
by Julius Wolff as a Clothing Store. Haring re
move 4 my establishment-to more co odious aid
convenient quarters. I respectfully *nvlte.- my 01.!
customers, and all in want bf anytbirig In there et
' . 1
HA HICESS,' SADDLES, IN7TS, BLANfETS. •
'WHIP
Aio., AC.. to give me a call,f l rling satiaftsd Haat frotr.
the fee/Mies I possess for purchas g stock, I caa
to a better job, at a lower price, than any other e;.
tabEtsliment in the county.
.. ,
DO .N'T FORGET THE PLACE -ONE DOOU'll
LOW TEE FOX lIEROLUS, STOR.E.I • •
-
31.132 A ... • O. P.,DATTON.
B • i
AKRRY ANT? Dia ROOM.
'
1
First block north ODIEc
fWa Trouse..
r' I 1
REP A D, PIES, Cit TIFI,CRICURS,
BREED EI.IL.Y I
And sold at Wholcaale and 1 r
Beta:).
I
111 act DfliDiGi noolts we will accornardata tt , ..
pablie l ,witli either a lttr.cht or a gebd m'a.l st all
times of Um day and evening.
OYSTEP.I.4 AND ICE CREA..ii- ON HAND Dur.in -,
: , THEIR SEASON.
Also IlnessAortment of Groceries,
Fruits Nuts, ate,
roar 9' tf •
F°
R SALE.-
TuEEE DESIRABLE 'AVE
CENTRALLY LOCATE , •
• •
. ON EAS TERMS
.. _
mona4 rayric:As t.,10 F partial of e F
ur-,
elms° trabury.
Jan 11,1571. • . ..li J. NC RIX. ,It Ci.l.
GOOD FARM FOit SAu Cheap,
nontalnine abouel3 acra, about 60i acres im
prove:4, formerly °veiledly - J M. M wiri3o, deed
/)
Log house, good frame barn good ivietr, young
11.?erini-i fruit trees. mitVeituato In Au um wp , !Cur
3114,5 from Toveamia. T.:ries asy; f.uiluireDl li.
ti..CiOrl', Towamla, or I I
p. W I
.Me 19 '7l-tf. ' WI ••- ri
I
a at tha =old
and well ee•
S; evoAst
, S3IiUPv,
E O.IIQ
1-1
.t,C0310 ,
QUOBB
CIGARS
ICINES
GOODS
n given.to th
Oundiyn
'P.m; to 7 p.m
store on Sat
.TURNER.
GORDON
for thlt
y part of the
or theprin.
=re procure
user or aal
BATIIL
21323:1
BETTS ;a
Cashier.
BLUE.
AMP
and the
, too; all
to the
STORE.
ISIONS
Everything
1E D ,
RI ES
c.- Cone an
CASH FU
D C
'GUT,
tOWANDA
PUBLIC
Book• Bindery.
er"
as reasomal: , 2
- cry vial be
• ill be, prom,• 1:y
Rot be e
, ?.1 kooks, *,•.,
•articular att.2•
nding of
:12.1
•.tt1,..1111 pa
Treasitror.
t St.,
Y.YOUR
EMU
oafactionery
k CO
D. W. 8
NGS,