11
&tku!timd•
Eggs vs. Meat.
Would it not be wise ti 3 laid*
Lute inomeggs for meat in Our daily
diet? Ab*: - .mt one-third of an egg i
solid -nutriment.. This is
,More thin
au* be field of meat. Thera ara no
bones and tough pieces tha« have to.
be laid aside. A good egg is made
up of ten parts shell, sixty Darts
-white and thirty parts yolk. - ;The
white of an egg contains eighty-six
per,. cent. water; the yolk , fifty-tiro
p;.q. cent. The average weight of an
egg is about two onnces. Practical
ly an egg is animal feed, and; yet
there -is none of the - disagreeable
work of the butcher necessary to
obtain it. The vegetarians of Eng
land use eggs freely, and many of
there men are eighty and ninety
- years old, and have been remarkably
f?ee from illness.. A, good egg lie
alive. The shell is porous and the
oxygen of the air goesi through the
shell and keeps up a"lid iof respira
tion-. An egg soon becomes stale
,in
bad air, or -in dry air , charged with.
carbonic acid Edge may ,bs drted
and made to retain itheir (goodness
for a long time, or the shell maibe
varnished, which excludes the air,
when,
_if. - kept in-a moderate tem
perature, they may be kept good for
years. - The French' people produce
more eggs than any other, and ship .
millions of them to England ittr‘:
nually. Eresh eggs are More traria
parent_at the centre, ohl , ones on the
1 - top. Very old Ones are not trtMs
parent, in either place. T.O water in
whictrone-tenth of salt been dis
solved gcod eggs sink and - indiffer
ent-ones swim. Bad eggs floati in
pure wafer. The best eggs are laid
Ly ything healthy hens. If-they are
properly fed the .eggs are better than
if they , are allowed to eat all s o rts of
fool- - Eggs are best when cooked
• four minutes. This takes awa the
animal taste that is offensive to some,
bat does not harden the white! or
yolk as - to make them hard t&digest.
. An egg if cooked very hard is diffi
cult of digestion, except lby 'these
with-stout stomachs,snch eggs should
be eaten with bread and masticated
very finery. An ,excellent sandwich
• can be made with eggs - land brown
12 read. An egg
,spread on toast is
foOd fit fora king, if Engi deserve
any_better food than anybody else,
Which is -' doubtful .'- Fried eggs .are
less wholesome than boiled ones.
An egg, dropped into hot water isiiot
only q. e.eat: and handbouie but , a
Incrsel. Most people spoil
:he taste of jtheir eggs .$* addingT
epper and salt. A little street b!ater
is the best dressing. Egg contain
ranch 'phosphorus, which, is suplicised
ta.be useful to those - who use their
J)rains much.—Poultry Review, Eng.
How tolratten Cattretl
_ .
• _ i
The price of cattle fattened, for'EOar-
I:et depends on symmetry of the
• - anirnal r as well as the fat "style,"; as
shipri...rs term it. I want here! to
Etat° that - good_ blood is iMportaut,
but -not absolutely necessary to
make what is termed a good seller.
Id order to fatten a steer to bring
the highest market price, hakept in
a growin4- condition from a caif,-iin I
;.in no case allowed to go linnerf.
-It is the rstarvins• the first and second
wintcri, Which wilts and shrifels up
a steer, that Can'Ses him to basold at
a 'reducep price. No amount';, of
f -eding will make him a first-class
seller, no difference what his color or
blood: An animal well-fed-L=l care
not what blood, Texas or not-s-from
a. calf inntil the spring he is three
'years old, will ba smooth, with ,banes
well covered, and Will sell at,La pro : .
fit; while a half-starved animal ibe-
Coll. 4).: crooked iti l the back, bone pro
..jecting,', and' shriveled up, takes'the
1.;L,,t part of the 'summer to ' - get4 iu
condition to live, and willi not be in
4.
condition for market until
. Itte is tour
years old, and then will,brmg a price
which is unsatisfactory to the pro
ducer, and to every one who handles
- him, This is no theory, but!' fact
deduced from close observation, as I
iiiiv. tested the plan for seveniyeEtrs.
4-will and does pay to feed Cprn. to
calves and Jo yearlings. They start
Out or, grass. in the spring, ,trong
and vigorous. Yon are then itble to
nmrket your cat!le the spring they
-e. are three years old, weighingy 1,400
• Feunds, Ninich is heavy enough l to
'oring the tirst:price.—The best steer
I sold in 1573 was common native.
He had all be could eat from a calf,
and was: never hungry. 'He was a
liandsorne animal, and was worth
inore'per i•ound than any I shipped
in 11572.—he weighed in Chicago, 1,-
359 pounds,
calf
three years. I now
have a steer calf II months old, from
a very ordinary cow.—The calf now
weigis - gOod 660 pounds. '.-1 I think it
will weigh when three years old, 1,-
soq pounds.: Ido not wish it under
stood that I am: not in favor of im
proving:the blood as well as feed.
I shipped two Texas steers this
' spring, which- were three yc ars old.
They were-smooth and - nice, and I
sold them with a' lot -of Durham?,
four years old, at the same price,
and they-were Worth as much a
pound, and weighed better according
to age. They were raised 'and fed by
different parties.ammotli oi'er
, grown steers have ha 4 d their day, and
: 'we now come i
,db , irn t 4? the neat, CPIll•
act . well-fattened animal, both: in
ogs and cattle. T . accpmplish this
in cattle, good feedink.from a calf is
necessary..—Drovers Journal,
,I .
~• L __ h: , r . ,•
Ceti..iNSE THE MAZiGrall.— Th e *ll
g,ers of horses cows and oxeb, wl‘en
supplied With cat fooder and meal,
frequently -become offensively 5 . 111.,
. in consequence of the decomposition
of the wet meal that _adheres to •the
, comers of the • feed ,Doses .: Thiii is
to .1), the ca - 2 (specially when
animals do not lick ' the corners
ntirely clean. If a small portio of
feed is allowed to remain in the rU,an
gels only a portion of a warm day it
%chi 'become sour, :'_and the Oen
: iiP3 effluvia will ta - nt the entire,
manger; so that an animal will often
refuse to eat his accustoined,
allow
acce, unless compelled by keen brin
ger., ' The true' way to manage ie to
scrape 'the corners clean at least
twice a day, removing every particle
of rejected food. Then, if the man
ger hoes not smell as sweet as a but
te:- hwl, lerthe corners be 'washed
cc, t - ith hot witter,'wiped clean, and
a 1 •indful of caustic slacked lime be I
th'; ')wn in the manger. If mang4rs
r4r;_ kept clean they- will seldom be
come offensively soar. If the animal
leaves a portion of his feed, a new
mess should never be given on the
rejected feed-
80u.5.--Or.e cnp of sweet
JD:ilk, white of two eggs, two-thirds of
4 cop of butter, flour to make a thick
tatter, one-half of a: cap of yeast, two
tAtlor.afill3 of saran: Raise over
', L ight; alti LrAto.i 41i-1 Eggtiin
1 raoro.r.w, fir4r,
7 .-
~,ak;eg, a .1;r0.,,r, frovrs
aft.f.r er -- ;:4
- bake
pA. tip N.Y. - CANAL I RR CO.-
AILEANGIXECT Ql RABOZOI2 Mt%
To take eßeot JUSR U. IE4.
No_ iNo. 10.
IS 189.1 9.
—,—,--
P.11., , t. tie& w
2 Os, 1 705;
2£o t 7 40, --- , _
545 i 9 29.4. al I..tabolu
7 40' 112 al , ..libaci.
8 44: in Is' , -Owego. ,
9 052 45:12 55f 5 -Eitatra..f
9 55;320L1 25'. 9 05 Wa2w27 4
9 44'3 IS; 1331 9 ..siefe..
sak.a.
9 5a:3 55, 1981 9 1 %Athens
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.: -1 56 . 1 9 4 ..I:ll4ter.:
10 . Z4 15 2x'loo o+ 1
..... 1 26 10 Ifflilrysekril
- 4 42 , tO 37 BuseuLd
• '1 57' 1000 rrsoehru
.:513 111 12 wtiosiniti
i 11 .5 55: 309,11 1 9 .1agyrr 1 utl
..I 5 loy in 22;13.•4 WU,.
....-:5 48' " 11l 37:11* Walnut;
. .. '5 O , . i ll 45;11ealicipeu i
. .6 IC ' ;1230.;1('10'9'97
12 61 6 58 3 52,11 55,,Taaktnek
-7:3: 1206.. ..
12507 50: 4 35t 30'.L k 11J.;
12 57 . 800; 442` 142; .91tgarton. I
912 2 00.1T9sPille.1
1 ' 15;825; 500;- 3 r.-ir Satre. i
2 32 321 415,E Elmo!
315 p x 10; 4 ssr HMI I
Lo 7 Soi 5 501 M" Choral
4 151 • , 831, 5 541.LIketowal
448 ' • 834! 50.5!E P
5 00. 845, 835;1361111,-h n 3;
530 ' 915, II 201. Dixon..
645, 'lO3O 9 45' ..Phtra.
9 05. ir x 5 425iew York
..... • 4 540'
•
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ADDIZZOSALLIISSI.
So. 38 leaves Towanda 710 a. m.; stopping at all
stations, arriving at Wareily at 805, and Dada at
0 00 d.
Ho 31 Isms E:Ara S3O p. in.: Stop:Aug at all
Stations, arriting at WaTerly 615. and Towanda
710 P.X.
Train 6 leaves Philadelphia 2:10 P. X.. NOW !Oat
12 M.. arriving siltuithannock 1003 P. 11.
Trail] 3 leaves Tunklaanziock at 7:00 A. It.. &mfr.
MGMMOMCM
Trains a and 15 ran daily with Plans= Sleeping
cars ameba&
prawiuse Room cars sttach ed to Trains 2 mad 9
between Danirs and Philadelphia.,
° R. A. FACIE& Suparintendert.
GO TO JACOBS'
•
TEMPLE OF FASHION.
- min; STREET,
Iva LATEST STILES IN •
BMW CLOTHING. •
. ,
• aoosa aseitrvico rams Dar.
.. April 3.
STAMPING DONE AT KM
HENRY KINGSBURY'S DRESS
MAKING ROGMS, No. 2, ARCADE
BLOCK: _ _ •
wands. Dee. IT. tart
NORTHERN 'CENTRAL RAIL
WAY.—Direct routs North sad South to Bal
timore, Washlneten, Philadelphia and all points
South ; also to Buffalo, Flaws Falls, Suspension
Brides, Rochester, Syracuse and all points East
and West on the New York Central Railroad, and
the Quads& * ll l. On and alter Sunday, Nov. 23.
1873, trains will leave EI3IIIIA as follows :
Iroxerswmu:4'
Nail. arrive
Northern Express. ..
Morning Accommodation—
Evening do • • •
Southern Express
Mail
Northern Expreu north and Southern Ex-
Press south, are through trains between Rochester
and Baltimore • the Morning std Evening Ac corn
modation north connect at Canandaigua with trains
for Rochester and the Falls.•
0. MOTOR GARDNER; 41enlEupt
ED. PL. YOUNG, Gea'l,l!ass. Agl, • Baltimore, Md.
I • YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL
_ •
HOUSES, F.A RIM, LOTS OR •
•
MILL PROPERTY. or if yeenehth to lend or borrow
money on Real Estate or other security for a short
term or a term of leant, °tit y_on wish
RENTS OF HOUSES `-
.
Ur other property, jeollected and paid, we offer su
perior farillea for the prompt transactlon of inch
Doziness.
We have now a Rae list of property for sale, and
Ihnee seektrg t ,
• •
REAL; ESTATE INVESTMENTS
In either town or county, will d 3 well to call on tuh
A. J.NOBIX CO., •
- Real Estate And Loan Agenu.
Office Main street, oppoaite Court Rouse, To-
wanda, Pa.
Afar 19.' •
SHEEP CLOTHING
VERY' CHEAP!
In order to make roma' for the LARGEST and
BEST stock of
FALL ,CLOTHING
Ever opened in this market, I w:11 for tbo
NEXT SIXTY DAYS
OITF-H MY StIIMER CLOTILLNO
IIEGARPLESS OF COST!
It is utlnecessa.-7 fo - r the to say that ray ipods are
STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS,
And are -only cfleted at greatly reduced prices nth
er than carry theta over to next season.
Towanda, July P s Iva
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of and rendering an earnest and consistent support
to the Republican party. 1,44 with competent as
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THE REPUBLIC.
- New York City.
OAli. .
.
1 .
The sobscribeehsring the agency of the Hutchi
son Colliery at lanpton. Ps.. ts prepared to tarnish
desists with all sizes of Ant/mutts_ OW, mowed
in the best manse, trent the esiemd Cooper
Vein._ • trill'imudy ot this Mel may be seen by
ogling on W. H. Hamiston, Maim New creg yw.4
on Pins. one Merl south at street. 'eters all
are
an r ed vited to mil. Fail "eight to
L. good quality
In. S. WY.
ToWsods. rib. Z. iiill.
w. STREET HOTEL,
NOB. 4 1 . 42.013 k44TM IS NIA 20111 L
A TIDEPNEWIC2 'torsi. ON THE EUNOPEAN
, PLAN.
EOM 30 assd ands per Day. CHANGER ray
NOVEILLTZ. Ma best mew sad vegetables Let the
r igH7 ": 91 1 . 1 1. 12 :4 4217. •• •
Pin SALE..—The Lot; Planing
porroi of ti., liacbtnitry.
to, &.:1,1/ a f+ m of T. L pre7„tor Illfrauic A f r ,
Mao, • resrUtins Mews 1w MO Xlisabop
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Bair 1 „.a. -tee •1.7 • ••
!los arbibttod In ibis mediae. to vtdoo tt oy
lzmito the otbottoo tbo public. •
Thy keep ea heed cc Med& lo cede:
TOMB, STONES, MANTLEt3,
MMEM
perms to want of anything la oar lias as nr
spectrally invited to all sad austalae our stock.
IIoCABE & SON.
Tomas. limy 1. 11M.
D V% SCOTT & CO., .
BAKERS AND GROCERS,
First block Forth of Ward house.
. ,
We hare added materially to our stock, and now
taller a full assortment of
• • .
•
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
We keep no booka. add no percentage .for bid
debts ; therefore we can and will give you the low
est rates. All are Invited to call and be convinced.
DINING ROCA'S
In connection with the above, and meal at all
boars of the day.
D. W. BOOTT & CO.
TAranda, Feb. 10. Mt.
.. 10 20 pm
.. 12 00 M
.. 646 am
SU pm
2 OS pm
5 45 am
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STORY
SPEIZG WED Stint= GOODS.
bosom
WAGONS] i WAGON
WAGONS
on hand s-largo
UMBER AND L
WAGONS
.mica I WILL
• OHEA
Than any other estab
s ~
T country.
WAGONS AND C
Of 'every description
to order on short
PIAIsDiz
Towanda. Nara IC 11111.
rosT SONS
Wotal the Public Weill'
NEW. STYLES OF
iziEry
hare new on band
EMI
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N
ASSO2I,TI
ilhkol
UNDERTAKIN
moat n!e.eq
We also keep In store and inaka
BLINDS,
DOORS,
MOULDIN
1
1
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1.1818.
INSURE ALL KINDS OF
PROPERTY
• MUD= LOW OE DAXLGZ BY
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AGRICULTURAL
s a l e l ' 7
WLLES,
Atm PA..
, Molt. north Ids of Oust
amp DIAL= AND
,W/M3llllOl AMT.
Run Pores sad Thrashers.
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ow ( " r m. all
'AU; Nino Noss. Claw Ifellsn andrunlng NOIS,
awn nonuas, Irian saurus. ms 1111142110
WM OECTII INSIMS as an yaw" eau
ass rans secauto mom, Aft., £43.
and Amer fibtaniod plated eft
sit nulled tree to all appllonts.
II out but Wu ants to fund for Umbra
culished
tn pinup '
il sib= In Tams% all and no so.
iff r ls. , I it U. MMUS:
Dki r TON 1 & BROTHER,
1
Dolan Is
W L, HIM, PELTS, CALF..r , simc,e. man. tge.
ter Irtddit the bletail cut prism . 112511 AU thew '
Ms Is lf.. /L losseltolts Rare Yetu.
MINIM 1 _ '
5. 8. DAMPOW. 1 50r.14:50 'TOWANDA . PA.
1
17NDISPUTED FACT
THAT GOOD GOODS ARE BOLD CRS
eat of
Man.
CLOTHING HOUTZ IN ' Mt/IMMO P
ER
Having rectally fitted up rue large and
ens store lately occupied by FOE* ItEB s
accommodate my raphllpincreardng trade, I
fully auk my old castomare, and the public
ly. to call and examine ay elegant
ent in the
NEW. STOCK
DM
nfactured
otice.
And satisfy ilicmseices thoi y pricell
Mon.
=I
NEW DRY. GOOD STO
exasignepedr
Rave removed their stock of Dry Goods
old stand of B. A, Pettis, opposite the
TO THE EAST STORE IN BEIDLEMANT
SEAS THE MIME,
N 1 TURF.
And are daily receiving
NEW GOODS FROM THE
In addition to the Bankrupt Stock of B.
wbich *ley are selling for about half prii
and see for .y ourselves. If wb don't tare
money, don't buy,
CO ALI CO A
OLD TOWANDA COAL
Take pleasure in announcing to the rt ir .paz ds and
the public generally , that they are p to fur
nish any of the following named Coals In4Antities
to suit purchasers, thoroughly screened slated,
and at as low rates as at any yard in Towanda. • We
keep the best Coals from the Pittsion and Wi/kes-
Barre mines.
SULLIVAN ANTHRACITE
OF GOODS
BARCLAY (SMITH AND ST
From the olttßarcliy mines. We are Sol-
\r
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.
IWANDA
COPLAY CpiMIT!
I=
A'l orders left at the stores of Long C.:
1. Oaths& Horton's, Kirby's Drug Store,
Coal adieus corner of River and Elizabeth
trill receive prompt attention. Please gi
S. PIERCE. \ Wat
-r4 to do
SITSQUEHAN - NA COMM
INSTITUTE.
The first winter term of this Institution
mence MONDAY, November 2,1037 t -wit!
lowing list of experienced teachers :
EDWIN E. QUINLAN, ParRCIPA.I
Ancient Languages, Math and English
E. L. HILLIS, A. B
Commercial, Mathematical and Scientifie
• MISS MARY E. MERRILL, Paitcnrn
Common and Higher English.
MISS nit I MASON,
Common and Higher English.
MLLEI. LLQUFfi,
French, Drawing and Painting.
MRS. 0. A. BALDWrn.
Vocal Mask.
,MISS MIME C. HAWES,
Instrumental Mamie.
Classes will commence the etudy.rf PI
and other Sciences. The customary reorg
of classes will take place, in order that' new Stu ,
dents may be properly classified. and such new
classes will be started as the wards of the students
may demand.
Special attention will be given to those students
pertaining to a business education, that this de-
mand made upon the school by students from the
country may be fatly provided for. An dltional
advantage will be an access, free of e, to stu
dents of the school, to the evening whop], which
will probably commence with the ope gof the
terme r
Special attention given to the preparati of boys
for College. Regular Instruction' in Dra ng and
Vocal Music free of charge. Excellent a vantages
in Instrumental Mtnec and voice culture.
Tuition Gom $4 to $lO rev term. Boar
ing furnished rooms, lights, washing,"A,c.
term.
For circular or further information, ac
call upon th e Principal, E. E. QTINLI
wands, Pa.
Manta Fox, Prest. Board of Trustees.
=Me tams.
to order
GS, &o
k BON&
J. 0. F
NEW ARaiI.NIGIFEHENT
MRS. MARY FL ' I /
Basing purchased the stock end fixtures I .
Bowles' Bakery, has refitted the clash!!
purchased an entirely
NEW STOCK OF GOOD •
Butted to the ttae, such as •
OBOCIMELS. raw Cornj, Dv Figtzr%
Far Ass, CADIDIZ!, CONTECIIONAMT, Fawn
ICE CREAM SALOON
=be - opened in connection with the
=ant, where ladles and .genUemettfilan al
the beat WPM and other delicacies of the
THE DINING BO
Sias been refnenithed, and will at all timer
plied wild substantial eatables, which will 1
at reasonable ntes. Farmers sad others
town will tad this a convenient place to
=ate or the than nun.
FUR SALE OR RENT. —A 4-esira
bin Mine sad Lot on Fourth iftSt. anti
horAe north of 0.1). Bartlett's, converestlt last'
We or drademiltikbooL &noire ea
AIL 4 . 1707C0R1Pi
Towastd‘gatc)l3. "Mfr.
JULIUS WOLFF'S
THAN AKY OIHKR.
OP
A
SUMMER CLOT
Towanda, May a, 18711
IN TOWANDA 1
'MFRAR • Br IMITAT t, &Go
BRAIONALL &
Be(Memel:de Block. (Near the
Bridge at Totrauda, Oct. 1, 1874.
PIERCE & SCOTT
AU sixes, from mines in Sullivan Cou
We keep on band the
ALLENTOWN LIME
Beat qttallty. Alto.
Tcrcrambt, Pa:„ September 2 9 , 1874.
• i
TO OUR PATROIcS. ,!
-a- , 1
, ...
:GEO. H. WOOD & 0.,;
PHOTOGRAPHERS,.
TOWANDA, PA.
' Grateful for the generous patronage f the. I
put year, would inform all wanting P
• i
that we are still addhigto our establishment ,
NEW AND ,,
IMPROVED II STII
I t t r i t 3.
I
And adopting tried and approved mo es of
printing and retouching in order to secure _ I
, I
FINER PROTOGRAPIL3 THAN HERETO to
,
1
i , 1
made - outside of the cities, and that make' 1
111, a specialty to enlarge , all kinds of s to
any vise desired, and 'rash in Water lore,
India Ink, or in 011, In the
I I
REST STYLES AND VERY LOW PRI
'
I We also endeavor tc h ake all ihe time pout
, bls in making children! pictures. 50 ii tO se
cure the beet reruns. I
I We are constantly adding to our stock of ..
'
, .
FRAMES
All new patterns and tasteful alyles, ar,d fur-
nish them at a small advance from cost /rime. I
May 14.1873. I
• -
AT THE FIRST 7FARD‘BASER
Brscrus, Ursa, Boma, kc.. DAILY
A test an 4 attractits
KART E. it
Towanda. A pril23, '7141. •
WOODFOBD,'
0. As MI
NEW TOBK BOOT AND SHOE
STOBE,-
lio. 8. Al7lOl G:S1111MtlrEl
Is receiving one of the, largest and
best stock of BOOTS tiri SHOES ever
brought in Towanda, which he is
offering at the very lowest prices for,
Cash, consisting of '(3zins Ono, Kw
STOGA, Bon Our Boars, lams,
Maus and Caiman's . Shoes of all
kinds, all bought direct froth the
Ilanufacturen„ and hand made, ;all
goods warranted. A rum erocx or
Lawmen AND Fllia)Mii. •
Thankful for past favors ? I solicit
a continuance of the same.
Towastda. IL% 1; 1872. • ; z '
R
NEW . CABRIACM FACTORY I
EU
oompa.
:mita w
23171
Beivectinti announce to Ids Mends - and pstrUa;
that he has built a •
NZW BRICK OANNIAGN norm.
Wien h. will worwtantly kiWp as tufa a tall iiisorlo ,
wind of
TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES,
•m the
House
I=l
2sol rnzo NUM. MID lIIELIZIOrg,
Fide of the beet materiel tad finished is the beat
oitY otrio. Eli long Merle= in my chlasse•
rectories glees him a decided advantage o er Others
to the •
Finish, Sky/6 , csnd Durabilit
Pettis.
Come
',ott some
FF.
dge.)
of his Wsgew. AU they Nei Is an
INSPECTION OF HIS WORK
prelious_to patthaslag elsOrhars.
•
ALL WORK yrAgiuxrso ro GIFIPZELPECT
Thankful for the liberal patronage formaslY 02.
tended and respectfully ask a continuum of the
same.
1: 3 / 4 1 g.11:41jcPY:till 5 1wyk4riov4 , s,16)-4.71;11
OAI,,
Towanda. Jan. , 8.
BEI
FOUND= & HAOHINE SHOP.
The undersigned haling tiordineed the Tonnutry
and Machin tiliaP Weir owned by John Oman.
are prepared to do all bride of work a=iz4; to
their buellienn.with promplimas and
Agent,.
3IILL ,GEARINGS,
CIRCULAR 'SAW MILLS,
evens, F
or at our
s streets,
, us a call.
SCOTT
ENGINES itEPAIRED,
end ill work warranted to give attlifictlart.
fl
In coin
the to'
Of the latest and most Improved kinds mars • •
and lurprecnstanlly on hand ready for use.
IMCI
.rancher
EIEDE-HILL, IRON AND WOODEN BiLAND3
CULTIVATORS, CORN PLOUGHS
PLOUGH POINTS
Of all kinds, sad' tha latest larprevemeats kept
constantly on hand.
oitopby
tion
LARGE AliD SMALL SIZE
STOVE CASTINGS
, Wand.
$lO per
SLED AND SLEIGH SHOES,
And ill Idnds of cut Lugs furnished to ,
March 80.1570. , =ANS & 10X7IMIL.
BLOOD & CO., • i ;
stat oustinus o manufacture their oeletusted ,
'HORSE POWERS & CLEANERS
•
and will sell a better machilio, for less money than
can be bad elsewhere - In the world. Ws claim for
cur machines that thiy will do es With, or more,
than any other, and are acre durably bunt j We
personally superintend our work and nes that it Is
well down. We will send !
• DINIRIPZIVE CATALOGUES.'
of sir machines, on sipliestion.
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
Our f Two Heise .rmutvine E ,upluwpas.
mum= end CLEARIERX
FANNING If
- OUICIILLIS MCD nue saw ram^
• ;
SAW AND GRIST KILL work done to order.
Give use all beim" purchasing eliwaters;
'V& ''co craciaavia Vaxigiv
"00 If aooas,
.88.2.1869.
THE
NEW IMPROVED
~
L U . M aC . Il ad a . a g L M fa M
CEI
H. A.
ant and
AWARDED TEE "MEDAL FOB PEOGE
• L
TME Moans Oxon as liArzcar." Awassiro As
sax Eirosmosr. •
10-etwaG mecimullutErnD A ffiCrEga
PRIZE. •
AMA 0000 MIMI
I.—A New Invention thonighly !bitted sad' se.
cured by - Letten Patent. -
9.—Yaks u perfect lock stitch. alike on both
sides. on all kinds of goods.
&—Bans Usk& Nat West lind Rapid—
best cointdmMon ot
4.—Duzable—rots yetis without repairs
5.-11131 dortormenner su.mrieties ot work and Fancy 6. attic*
impa
—in
Is Meet war sciaaged by the operator.
Length of stitch may be altered addle runm and
tbe machine can be threaded without pasdligerma
billenham. elegant tormlng
the stitch without the use at cog wheel pers, rotary
cams or knit arms. UM the Antoci MB Drop
Feed, Insures =Mx* length et Midi at way
Nu oar now Thread Controller. 'blob, at.
taws emy movement of needs bar ad prennits
jury to thread. -
8.4-Cotuarucgon most ctkotal and finished. Ills
nisautsciored By the mod *anal and expetimed
mechanics, at the Celebrated aItitINOTON
Nom vim N. Y. ptgpumpau,
810 CIINIMUTT 82'.
\ , 6 Ir
Mlr
0 if
ba sop.
• anted
visiting
pply the
Notos
=I
NM
=
Opposite the new IMI
TOWANDA, PENWA.
11:6*1:41:11isiiftDcUl
F,M¢Y - 10ARItILGES,
PLATFORM WAGONS,
414778FAM10X.,
1".1M!,!rr.1
sxna sruum.
MAN DRILLS,
And all kW" of
MILL• 'IR.ONS
31.1 DE ZIORDEIL
1`): • ode) A 4110 : • sZo stzi
PLOUGHS,
Of aU , ►
CHURN POWERS,
u:c,p,ts qaexra.
LARGE IRON NE=
AT 4IENN/L.1873
la
ameba Ng ft /Ma"
.•
• •:[
EEO =
•
• ,• I -
NoO_ABE /4E*WARDEI,
WlEbisio 7ihis ti
•
FAMILY:LGAOCERIES
373
PRO
ri • ! IA
We do weans LI
Marta Midas In keg.
ALWAYS COMPLETE.
w. sell,niddag bat
ST CLASS GOOD A.
/ -
doh pal for Pumas
March k IEO.
NEWSTFAM
The imbierib deltas
:00 Ati 4
Is now iri saccesshil opera
pared to do Al work In Isis
COBTOM OBERDING DO
TEAT, IT tS:
Iggsl
PA/MOM= NOTI
wed dile of the dyer •
VIA Ws their
bdwg grids dim - : 97 rE
adwil
C o B. PATCH,
WHOLESALE iAND RETAIL
D: nq
• im35;im7311
TOWA
The beet breads of
gl2l
The highest price Pak'
COUNTR,Y,
BUTTER, POUL
EEi!HEr,i2
Towanda, Jan 14. 1674,1
BARGAINS IN STOVES!
ARE,
HABIYWARE,.
DION a NAILS,
• •
CI ARPEN
CM
MI
Given to all parch
IL T. 3
HARDWA •
TOW
*n. 11. 'II.
HMtDQI7AR
CHES,
SILVE
DL ~
1 liaa
NEW JEWELRY STORE,
Is the building loaner
Tim, with a Inge moth
American and
Fine Gold Jewe Gold Sets,
CHAINS e . . RINGS,
CHAIN BR ; CELETS.
BUTTONS,. PINS • &c. &c. &o. &c.
\ -
A Coll line Oscan, samze and plated ware. .
SPECTACLES
H,
EYE
SPEOTA GLASSES
01211 kinds—Gold; Oyer and Stoat. •
. .
nation,
• •
.
• CLO . •
t.
i
ram the dumped to th best, end away other
evades too numerons to nation, bet to be seen
by, g. . , N. RENDICLICAN.
N. N. Watehas. GaAs :emery repaired by
recital workmen. and 74E51 .
Towanda. Non 10. IS '
- i .
, -
QATRE.—THE NEW TOWN or.
kJ MM. PA.. Is innate& on the Einsquebraus
Riven between Waverly. N, ethane. Pe. 13
mais from the Anthredni. 48 , miles from the turn
!snood 88 mfles from the Neentalturulnous Cod
Ithem of Penusitructs. It tbe Bcath
of thelkeithein (hartnil almathe Ithaca
Athens Italhoel. and II rhutallr the Swithern
tersdnue of the Letdeh Valley and Pa. • N. T. Rill
roads. It ts smW and quarter from the Ma
Itail i mas wave.
nee l
tete dowdy In successful *radon slaw
Ilbed Tomdm. • Foral live Foolery. a Flour
ing NUL. Woolen ano a Planing 11111. A els
mos growth Is estbalietkior 1874.
TO MOT
re now near for examinail . Lots ihr irablanCes
sod bumble*, places for di on reasonable berms:
Its favorable location main It e
1)28111411LiPOINT iturcrucTinum,
and Induceinents . ctlerecl.
at the Illret 1I lienh. of Wirnetr q ' or
stamp in ages,
hp 111441. 1/011aND 111 Xis
~B~tOIQ
111
MO
ONS,
TO/PANDA. PA;
sesamosis sit ths
ausststosit is
Pridoos.
WOE Nana
WIL 11:DWARDIL
lIRTZWItML
17E'. PA
give notice that his new
n I MM
;E=il
OWE! SAXE DAT
By*
and Ir Tlcrora, C tor om
salMeal,t
he a
Persons Maga on tha
to patronise my mill.
ways. when they
. 8 ATZMIL
*, PROVISIONS,
321
II It-
EN
ALWAYS ON HAND
'or all kinds of
P RO DIJOF,
RY AIM GAME,
filling ordsn. Goods
n►here In the Borough.
C. B. PATCH.
' TOOLS,
EM
Ea
-ors for Cash, at
NE'S
E STORE,
A, PA:
JEWELRY
W A El
EWAN '
ON BE/DOE ETREM
000ttpLed by Youg &
• of Gold Ind Silver •
miss Watches,
PH )121 FOB ,tzgr,
AT'TES .1
NEW JENFELICY 8110101
•
V. A. SOMME&
Is exodus* is addltten to bit lugs
Ooet °Chula: .
EIOLD ISms.
PINS,
BANDS,
RINGS.
STUDS,
CHAII3I9,
A.1022110A1t and 81918
,T
GOLD #111:0 SILVIO:. WATCHES,.
U.VER PI.J77D WA.= I AiLL! V I.
GOLD. SELVDD, *an !TM SPEOTACLIS.
13ELVER AID PLATED -
1113(311 41.1c0 ' ; ,I*
aLOCKS
Of Alf desciiptiozuk at the loirasi prices
WATCH. CLOCK and MEW= 'repdring done -
Is the best meaner. and warranted.
, 'Manta fora li beral patronage and' bop* to merit
a ecmthaztattee of tha same. o
Towanda. 1c0i . . 1.2. '73
O, A. BLACK
OITEBB
T .
CROCKERY OF VARIOUS PAT
TERNS,
And as low as the lowest
'GLASSWARE,
TABLE Cu i'LEBY,
811 4 EA PLATED WARE,
wboi? SPARE,'
TONEE WARE,
BIRD CAGES,
GLASS SHADES,
I wOuld say to the palate that. on any goods kAp
in stock I wit' not .;:e andersold.!
Towanda, Feb. 19, 1878
'TAT A: CHA.MBERLAIIs.i,
f.. • • •
DrAT•va
FINE:JEWELRY,
WATCIIES . AND CLOCKS,
•C WA DA,'
1 t •
Jn^e'2. 1874.
DANIELF. BEATTY d: CO., or
ISELTIT ;PLATT'S
CELEBRATED GOLDEN TORQUE PARLOR OR
GANS.
Are -ranked hf - imilnent musicians and diatin
guished men of horror in this country and in Eu
rope, as the leading parlor organ now inmei. We
Challenge any maker to equal therel For Church,
.Sabbath Schools, Lodges, anwtell as the parlo'r, they
have no equal. Testimonials and cards of honor
are constantly being received in their favor. An
offer. 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 rim
wishing to purchose one of our organs from a dis
tines, and peeler to see and examine it before pay
ing for it, the same will be granted them by sending
ns a _recommerulattor ~ from the cashier of your
nearest bat or some prominent man in your vi
cinity, and the organ is not just as represented,
you have the liberty to return the same at our ex
pease, we paying the freight both Ways. It is with
pleasure weintroduos the 001.0121 Tow 'us, know
that it will me universal aatiallection. as it pos.
'sues many advantages over all others.. The tone
excels in fullness, and the deep vibration of sounds
an evidence that it stands first as to merits of all
musical Instruments now in use. '
We select s few abstracts from letters and edito
rials which we are constantly receiving in favor of
our organs, and Irish you to read them :
We cry ..Enzeka." for ire found what we wanted.
I; P. WICALII, Harrisburg, Pa.
I sm pleased with.the sweetness of its toile.
PROF. N. P. VAX LI3II.L.NEE, Idolir.e,
Pure u gold —Daily Patriot ' •
Our intake canes call to see it. They are de
lighted with it. ago. L, PBEET, Altoona, Pa.
We would recommend this excellent instrument
to the =sloe world, for its fineness of tone.—Pe,
tersburg (Indium Democrat. '
Combines sweetness and strength in its tone.—
Lewistown Gazette.
For guality; . promptness andZempilsits of tone
they areunegimiled. PROF. BORT. BRNO&
I canlirith pleasure recommend it tp any In want
of a drahclaas parlor organ. PROF. O. 111:7XGER,
Midway City
I sea wen pleased With them ."4. B. SECIEIBIST.
• Hagerstown. Md.
I inn - Pleased with the tone of the instruliesit.
WM. ROBERTS, Brook L. L
First among its advantages is the great scope of
its expression; being constructed to play the softest
music, and. when &teed, to increw, its power.
Can either gradually or ituddealy produce more vol•
ume of tone than any other organ of Its class. This
is accomplished by our new Patent Double Forte
tkrell, so arranged th■t the sound is thrown out by
a direct rootage through the cue.
We desire that" every family throughout this
coruitry, as welt's Europe. may test Its wonderful
musical product*/ qualities. Orders have been re.
calved at Each rapid rates that we have been cora.
felled to enlarge the mumfectory, and put on a still
larger forte of skillful mechanics in order to supply
the demands. We, however, now are happy to an.
menu that we ean fill orders promptly and with
the utmoit dlipateh. We also call . the attention to
our world-renowned
• EUREKA PUt247O.
This Piano is fast gaining *mutation u the lead
ing ptano•fortenaw to use: I -
Saud for 'Unstated price Bit and salist of testi
monials, some of, whom you may knew tudsg our
organs front the gut six months toguenteen year.
Address; DANIEL F. BEATTY It CO.,
Aug ._
6tf. Washington, Warren Co.. New Jersey,
. . •
TN OR SALE.—The itundriber
fera his farm for sale. situate:fin North Ghent,
Sheshequin township, containing 106 acres. 80 acres
Under a good state of cultivation, goodiratar, good
or:chard, the barn good for a few years• now sheds
and a new dwelling hoise,.and a good school house
stands on the place. Terms 'reasonable. Yor fur
this tnlormailon writeor apply to Wyk, .TORNsON,
Stitch. Bradford Or, Seiwe .
UG TS!
gift* oxisaftvely ropslrsd tbkr , dor*
Mud. luny Opened! wit h lap. new, and well ro weed • --got
A am . . =mg, Fault, Ecoxis
ammo_ • • -, TOWDEEO4, 0
- Ti4crstrzza, Inns. kCk,
•
ID
DYES
NECKLACES,
FXTRA
PURE
TOBA
-1
I
POPII
i
I I
TOILE
Mare than
from 9 o'cl
Dr. M
unlzty of •
W.A. ROCKWELL.
Towaads,
CAprre t x,
41 , 0. J.
Stralls Fur, ... ... /
.. 40,000.
._ . —.... I 1
TM. offers UNWELL% FUJELIXIM fat the
transact:ton t s
GENE , L BANKING BUSINESS.
..
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LI)
INTEREST ON D.r.coualu ACCORDING TO
AG/MEM:NZ
err= no Tut
13i. Oorancstpu Of NFoie
. 1.
1
.
tatting to mom ultra= ! to any part of the
A England. L - elaufl.ficotland, or the prin •
Ina 14 'was of EarolA4 ran' procure
tt purpose. ' i
PASSIGE TlCrEra 1
-r—
-. .
.1. @vs ••I
J ibes
UnitedB •
rival cities
drafts tor
• ,
cad courdr7, bpgt AeaM/{/ ost
To on bond. :
nortzars imema - mr OPER .11r RYA r=lll ZiA r SZI.
,_'
I ffigtheit paid for U.B wends, Bold mood aunt
1 0& POVIV.LL, Trealrient. .1. D I ETTiI Js
I December 1.18G9. • lisaralor.
EM
The ~
Girls an
rushing
BASKETS,
RFD,
aw 10:u .
the lice a.
F
0. A. BLACK.
FAM
Kept at ,the
gat a pUe oi
COU.NTRY PRODUC
12 the Had, jWhte.dc Eine ::o of i, '
BII3 I .IIHALL & HEIGHT,
BUDGE STEEET TOWANDA
Towanda ;an 28
1100111-BINDRY.—TIELE PUBLIC
is respectildlyinforizeird that the Book•Bindary
had been removed to the . ..Reporter" path:ling.
tart! et•:ry, where witi be dOne • 7
' _ •
• .
0 -BINDTN d!
• 1
Lu all its varor.s branches, on terms as "reasonable
as •the times" will allow. The Bindery will be un
der :he chair„a of ' 1 1 "
l
. ,
a. e. ,
wariArant I
... - r • , . ..
, 1 ,
An ei.perieneed Binder, and all work will be promptly
done in a style and manner which cannot be extolled.
Music, Magazines, ...Newspapers,, Oid Rooks, dr.
bound in every variety of style. Particular' /mit:
t,on will be paid to'tias linli n g and Binding tf.
1 .
I - 1
I i • ' •
.. , BUNS iOOO, H .
1 . - •, 1
i i •I I -, s
To any desired pattern, which z 11/311
workand dots
bilitywill he warranted. I i
All stili,te reedy for deliery . w nen promised,
The patro age of the public is solicited, and per.
feet Latta:lion guarrantem4 ,
• Towanda, August 2. 1866.-41 ,
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0 T IiBIE CITIZMLS OF FN
EN
SYMNIA,—Ytnir attention is y in
cited to the tact that the National are now
prepared U receive subscriptions to• the Capital
Stock of the Centennial Board of Finance. The
funds realized from this scours. are to be employed
m the erect! m of the buildings for the International
Exhibition, and the expenses connected withtr
lame. .t is confidently behooved that the Keysto •
Juno will be represented by the .naniehof every dal
14M
ten alive t patriotic commemoration of the e
hundredth irth-day of the nation . The, shares of
stock are red for Siff each.. and subscribers will
receive a duo ar t y steel engraved Certificate cif
Stock,• suitable fir framing and preservation as Si
national memorial. I 1
Interest at theists of six per cent per antieru will
be paid on all pliments of Centennial Stock freto
date of pernent to January 1, line. 1 ..,
Sebscribers who are not near S a National Bank
(=remit e'check or post-oSice order. to the unde i r.
signed. • i
- . FEEDS. FTIALEt, Treasurer,
`Sept 1, '73. 904 Walnut St.. Phirs.l ,
i,.
I
THE PLACE TO I3UY YOUR
--
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HARNESS iND : HORSE FR ,u 8 ENY ' ALTS,,i,
Is st C. F. HATTON'S. in the store lately. occupied
by. Julia. ll'olff as a Clothing I fttors. Having re
moved my estabilahment to mods conmacations sad
convenient quarters. I reinjiacrally invita my old
customers, and all in want of anything in th)litto of
. . 1 - T 1
1 Ien_NESS,RADDLEII, NETS, ILLN/EILTP.WHIP
I'i • ,
&c., &c.. to I give me a call. faeling satiated that from
the facilities "possess for praising stock, I call
dp a better db, at a lower prici,than any other es.
tibliehmen in the county. p •
t DON'T FORGET THE PLA'7I ZEE DOOR lg-
LOW THE FOX & llEECtift s rpm.
May Vt. . j O. F. DITTO)).
BAkijiit Y
AND DiyING ROOM.
it block owe of R rd Hauge,
- ,
PIES, cAir r rlcitAc i iik4;,'
DIALED Di
•
sold ..at Wholesale BAWL
In our D4LNO , WOKS welkin sooonainodste tbs
public with either $ lunch or e good =teal at an
times of tht day and
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OTIMMJI 3RD ICY ica, bUT.I2iO
BP.EADI
dsdl
• 'meta szOsot
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lidao a fasalsartmea t of Gkiaci i itekOaafratiaaezy,
rimits, Nati. tc. • F 1
Inner tf
FOR "ALE.—
T. DESUILBLIE Dwzi.L.urOS. •
• "
CENTRALLY LOCATED, I
ON EASY TERMS
• .
Vonthiy retments tai's I spOrtion of the per
cbase money. • t!
'J3E114.1814. • A. J. 'oats &
/4 0 0 13{ FARM FOR BA.L.E ,Oheap,
contapilni about 73 acies,abont lineal ft •
proved, formerly wawa by 4. It. Bowniwa. deed
Log house. good trams barn, good water, young
basting frni; two, and situate in Air= tarp, fair
nide* from Towanda. Tema buy. Maguire of S.
G. Tewavik or •
M
14 1 1:0014.411:Gir een .
Ei=r 29 ' 7 tf. WOXLIPSI
•
DrugglUt 3 bOkbml. -
& GORDON,
MVOS'S *LOQL
IDWANDA,
,
FS, MACHINE OILS,
Wt,C)iimE. ALaOrto-:,
AND LIQUOI*I
For ittiknlthwpmea.
0, mk.47 - uFir AND CIGARS
t PATENT MEDICLNE
I ' '
And &Pine Assolinneat of
AND FANCY GOODS.
.
• tutualcare and attention giyan to th
ik 0,f .m.,t01 p.m. k tiOnt S pen
pazi,:to7daples
can be consulted at the store OR Eat
h week, as heretofore.
D. H. TURNER.
,
. ' .17. G. 69111/011.
May 7,1874: 1
NATIONAL BANK
OF lOWA DA.
'• = . $125,000,
o3:mts
FOR THS I
I
BED, wEITT & BLUE.
I
.MP, -TRAMP TRAMP '
Ts are Marching, and the
d Men and Women, too, all
I tor their Groceries to the '
1 1 1
TRITE, BLUE STORE.
& PROVISIONS
r4RO
eaper :Lan the cheapest. Elerythinic,
I,:iverits t Prolisiops,
.'
0 .0 ii, , .•E E D
KNIR.
LY GROCERIES
•
'Red, White & Bing Storo-, !C.onas an
goods fora little money. .
HOT Pli nil) LN C3€ol FO
THE HI
D. W. 50027 it 00.
MN
BYEVPS.
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