Ssricultural.
SONG OF TOE FLU%
In the autamu, u the hollows
All are fillefi with flying leaves,
And the chlonies of swallows
Qnit the nnaintic Ffnecned , eaves,
And a silver mantle glistens
Over all then:dm vale,
Si ts the little wife and listens
To the beating ot the
To the,ponnding of t • d:il—
By bier cradle sits and listeni
To the flapping of the flail.
Ti bright summer dayd are over.
And .her eye no longer sees
The red bloom, upon the,clover. • :!
The deep grcq , n upon the trees ;
Hushed the hel,gt ( I ; finch said :o'
Mtn the litott:e Qua:: ;;
al.e hears the'ntello4 thrut.te! , g'
IV: thunder of •he fhtit,, ;
The low thunder or the flsid ,
Thrnugli‘the aral . .er air the thr:.lit.itig
And reverberating fill
Ir. rite Late the stent'vounl.; I ht• - blpir
gthfit.iug, Etan ' cis with runt-a-I:pc:l , i
Velting,'out goidvn trri..}ur,
Froin the rip: and ru.tlit4;
011,-wis ever knight s.Tru ,, r
Viurricr il! I n 0./i , .11)"
Halt so handsome as her farm( r,
Ag he plies the.fl ,
he.wiehls the'llashing iI it
The baie-throatcti, brown young 'faitiv.,
As he ev:,t,gs the sontain.g ?
Ail the httifeti that 'Saw the eovtine.„
Ail the tweet desire 0' gain,
I 'All the joy that watched the growing
• And the 3ellowing of the grain,
And the love that went to Woo her,
And the that shall not fail-1
Awed* speaking seal) tit her
In tbetpnlses of .the flail, ,
Of the palpitating flail--
Peet and Future whisper to her
In theimune of the tail. •
• In its crib their babe LS sieeping,l
And tee owlet:ant, from the ao .
All the afternoon is creeping •,
Slowly round upon the floor .
-
And the shadows soon will darken,
And the daylight soon must pale,
/ When the wifeo more shall harken
To the tramping of the i tlill, ;
liiTd the dancing of the flail—
Wlfen
her heart-no more eball harken
To the foothill of the flail. 9.
;
And the babe .1
shell grow aed strengthen
Be a maiden', be a wife,
While the moving shadows lengtheh
Round the dial of their the ; ; •
Theirs the trust of friend and neighbor,
And an age serene and hale,
When machines shall do the labor
Of the strong arm and the-flail,
Of the stout-heart and the flail- 1
'Greet mash nee perform the labor
Of the good old-fashioned
But when blessed among women, ';
And when honored among men,
ra
They look round the,can the brit:llmpg
Of their utmost wishes then,
Give them happiness completer?
And can ease and wee lth avail, -
To-make any music sweeter
Than the pounding of the flail?
'Oh, the sounding of the flail.!
'Ssver ramie can be sweeter
Than the beating of the flail! '
- 1 . T. THOWDILEDGE, in Oa- ptr's
Varieties of Wheat•
The Reading .has been
bbown by Cyrus T., Fox, Secretaxy of
the Berks County Agricultural' and
Horticultural Society, sixteen differ
ent samples of fine yarieties of wheat,
contained in separate bottles, neatly
labeled. „Tee following is a list of
the 'varieties,
,with the yield *of each
in bug:Leis to the acre, and the,,, dis
tinctive peculiarities of each
La%caeter, red: bearded,
Shoemaker, red, Fillloth, -
Arnold No. 9, white, mouth,
Vi'..-ek's White, white, l•MOOtil,
,TFrxr.ings, beardt? 1,
o:l..Wtato Choff Mediterranean
. ,
NV , 7 red, 1.)-rdeil. . Z 4. 8
11 :,sera, Nvnite, smo'.,th, , .34 52
D.,:! redvkeaided,' ' . . al TA,
n ;b and_ileady, red, snic,cltl/ Lcartlea4s '55
r,rztta.r23 - , red, brarded., B 7 44
r :•,z, a.r.,1.,r ~ ' •mc,:., t ls, frGr:S IL L. LantiLi,
4)
1417.,'ti0.v..r -
Yl, free % M. .I.:',Ell:r, Lanatec,r
from Er.,!f ru
Cawson - White Winter, a new va
rie‘ty, irdnri the:Depariment! of .Agri
&-.ltrire, Washington..
• _Egyptian Wheat, from A. Holtz_
Lanc.ister-Co.
• i wit be observed thati,the Foltz
w1:...at:...4-,;- : credit.ed with th - e largest
tho acre, there being
pits from three ditierent farnis, on
which-the - yield war. frrjai
40 to -
bushels to: the. acre . . Thn Egyptian
wheat is a new variety, Nil4ich be
ing Fold, at the rate *of $1 per, 100
grains, the entire stock iu this dorm :
_Ai). being in the hands of One an
The Clawson White Winter, iiz tin
•
ev,eeedirigly fine variety of iliac
wLeat which the - Depprtmpt of Ag-
riculfure is, desiroris of inirodriping.
The other varieties in the list !were
all grown on the Experiroi-ntal Farm,
at West Grove, Chester Co., by john
Carter, Superintendent, by Whom
, they were exhibited.at our-late Co.
Fair._: • The yield to te acre - wait ob
• tamped from careful measurements
wade, and the above is a correct rec:.
ord of the comparative produCtive
_ r.v.,;s„.of- the different varieties , ein,
1)1-a or, : i To :
Land for Gp.zing.
tl'aua - agricultural addreis :Wore
the New . 17,,i1 State Agricultural So
cicty,- lir. Sturtevant :gave his ideas
as land adapted to 'grazing and
in;;, -f . .)llows :--When ferelF,
or undulating:4 are united with rich
hey haw , and a temperate clime, we
have the natural conditions for graz
ing herds. It is well! understodA at
prt.E.eut that no chalige can 'occur in
an animal without an eqUivalent ex
penditure of force: The • animal
which has to .devote a large portion
of taken food- with supPlyipg; .the
‘vastd of force expended in -con'sfant
•wanderings over a scant pasture, or
t in . - . - ercoming quantity in ascending
hills and steer:places, is at a disad
vantag-e:in sturing, fat or increasiiig
groWth,with another animal of Whom
llicse effort's are not required. .
check, the preduction. of 'fat . 13i, in
'creasing. the labors of the anima), the
'respiration, is exeited, oxygen in ex
cds;s passes into the lungs,:and ajpor;
tioh of the carbon,, which might
otherwise become fixed in the forma
tion of fat, uniting with the oxygen,
disappears. The-art of breeding, in
so far as it is the art of .economizing
forces; is shown to bo with the breed
er who best adjusts his breed to!that
totality._
Ashes for Cattle.
' The Lice-Stock. Journal has a cor
respondent who found his.cattlu giv
en to the habit of-eating wood, Chew
ing bones; etc.„ They became thin in
flesh, refused to eat . hay and pre
sented a sickly appearance. He had
IlYimpression that' their, food lacked
the constituents foi Making - hone,
and His neighbors use bona meal,
without uotic?ng and good result`
wifatever. At last he put,.forr bush
elo ('4 It at-bcd ashes in hill3arnyard,
and till ew them out abtnCa'shovel
••full Each day. They all'Wie with ev
.4ent relish. After turning theta out
to rtstrire,,he put one peck of 'dry
fish: per week on the ground in the
ras!inc. They ate it all and gnawed
441 the grass where it had been
Tht;caltle began to improve, gaining
flesh \and looking better than the;,
had done for several years. He says
t his Ilothid appearance was utetiot
tic, ti .Fars ago, from the fact that
the ground was new and ashy from
the burning of the woods and land
clearings:, Sinai this discovery he
gives oneviart, of ashes mixed with
--one quart of salt to twelve head of
cattle about once a'week."
How to - task( a. sThw horact 4s.st
13 feea
an't Mtn. • ,
Miscellaneous.
L & N.Y. CANAL & BM: CO. --
MUUMUU= 01 PLBRIXOIIII TEAM
To tateeffoct Ain 15,187{.
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5 40 Waaleton.
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. 32 Wise Towand• 710 a. m.: stopping at an
*nations, arrivktg at Waverly at 805. and Ilmias at
900 S.. x. ; •
No. 31 leaves Elmira 530 p. m.: Stopping at all
-itations. striving at Waverly 6 15. and Towanda
ilOsx.
Train 6 leaves Philadelphia 2:10 P. M.. No* York
1245.. arriving, st Tonkhannuck.lo,.lso P. 31.
Train 3 leaves Tunkhannork et 7:00 A. M.. aril,
0g at Philadelphia 2:15 P. 11.. and New York 3:55
P.ll.
Trains a:and 15 run daily with Pullman Sleeping
:sirs attached. P .
Drawing Wain tars sttached to Trains 2 and 9
oetween Elmira and Philadelphia.
R. A. PACKER, Supsrintendent.
C. COWEN
is now prepared to. supply country mercharits with
CROCKERY WARE of all-kinds,
CHMA AND GIASSFiABF. OF ALL MINDS
Also the largest easortment of
FANCY CHINA,
BOHEMIAN, ETRUSCAN, ALA-
BASTER and LAVA. VASES,
MANTLE, CENTER TABLE AND
BRACKET ORNAMENTS,
MOTTOS PLUGS AND CUPS AND SAUCERS,
DOLL HEADS.
13110 SING BETS
bua. Iba.
23- 12
27 32
PS 46
J 1 8
And a thousand other varieties of Goliday Goods, at
from 10 to 20 per cent less than the) can order
either from Sew York or of any agent that travels
for, orders, besides an endlesi variety of
r. 3 25
31
YANKEE NOTIONS,
_BV*7)Y MADE CLOLEIDIG
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
lIOSIERX Or ALL Ella S,
And a 'large stock of b eat American Table and
Pocket Cutlery, beautiful Tei Trays and Salyer",
cith a store full of other goods all new and dealt*
ble, and ebeaper than over WU known In thl• of
any otbf r naarlut To sate money now is the time,
and T. C. CO7irai'S is the place to make a little
money get a big pile. (Oct.
SPECTACLES! . _SpECTACLES! !
AIIUNDEL TII'TF,P
These Lenses hare the power of Protecting the
Eye - from IRRITATION aristng from - Light. Ike ,
coumanied by Elea. Under R American and
English letters patent.
•
REASONS WHY THE
ARUNDELTINTEMSPEpTACLES
SgOrLD BE PREFERRED. TO ALL OTELEBS
They hire the power of Arresting the Beat-Etna
of Solar or artificial Light befere entering tre Eye.
They are Violet Tinted yet eo constructed that
when applied to the Eye_appaar
the high and low numbers are the same tint;
W . A. CHAMBERLIN
JEWELER,
TOWANDA. PA
AIiER - rqiN & SWISS WATCHES
STERLDIG SILVER SPOONS ARD ES.
i.OGERS BROS. CELEIMATED SILVER.,WAIIE,
FINE GOLD JEWELRY, &c. &c
01;POsITE COURT HOISSR
V.
CALL - enE sr.E THE NATIONAL,
A LABGE; HEAV 7' COAL COOKL4O
atove,Nras ever offered so cheap
STOVES,
RANGES,
piaE44*l
IRON, .•
STEFT4,
PATENT NVHEIF:TS,
KEROSENE LAMPS,
Nickel Plated STUDENT LAMPS,
FIRE PROOF CHThINEYS,
SHOT GUNS,
R-EVOLVERS and AMIINITION,
-
FANNING
LIME
CEMENT,
4 ?
SASH,
OODDINO. RUCTILL & 00.
Oct. Vs
943
2P5
S - 91 ,
1 10
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1146'
10 471
12 15'
'll 85
10 25
10 05
110 U
8 55'
8 451
820
700,
630
10 85
10 05
asol
Tool
lIE I
JEWELRY BOXES,
MATCH SAFES
LOOSING GLMOESI
PAPER AND META PM, .
AGENT
EIIMMEI
W. A. CHAMBERLIN
Mao, a great iatiet:y of
111
FEED CUTTERS,
DOORS
rWANDA
MARBLE WORKS,
GEO. MoOABE
awe psi cecetvir iLc c;-cfi
AND
AMER L _
MARBLE
Zoe ethibitoo two m o tion. ho which they
Witt' the Wootton of tho puha°.
I r''
bll keep on ban* of Wrath to order
MON,IIMENTS,
TOMB STONES, ILLNTLES, &a.,
Musa IV%
AT THE LOWEST TEMA
Perim! In want of onything is our lino re
spectrally Malted to eon and examine our stock.
ItcCABE & SON.
Toyama,. may 1 . /SM.
. ,
D. W. SCOTT tic CO.,
•
•
- BAKERS AND GROCERS,
Firlit block Forth of Ward House:
We have added materially to our stock, and now
offer a ULU assortment of
I •
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
We keep no books. add no percentage for bad
debts ; therefore we can and will give you the low.
est rates. All are invited to call end be convinced.
.DINING ROOMS
In connection with the above, and meals at all
hours of - the day.
• . D. W. SCOTT k CO.
Tuwands, Feb. 10,1874.
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COMPLETE ASSaRTMENT OF
• SPRLIG4N D SUM= GOODS,
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dally oiled. Pries reasonable and all goods guar
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Towanda/Ora 23. 14-ti
C OAL. •
The subscriber having the agency of the litutebl
- Colliery at E ngston. Pa.. is prepared to furnish
dealers with all saes of Anthracite Coal. prepared
in the beat manner. from the celebrated' Cooper
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ToWanda. Fah. 11. 1R74.
WEST STREET HOTEL, •
sos. 4' 42, 43 &41 WEST sr., stvrsons.
A TEMPERANCE HOENE. ON THE ECROPEIN
• PLAN.
•
17,00179 50 and 7$ cents per Bay. CHARGER very
3101•EltaTa.. The best inests.srvi .•egetables in the
martet. BEST BEDS la the •By
June Tl. B. T. B • Barr*. Prolyprittoe.
0 TO JACOBS'
TEMPLE OF FASHION
3LkIN STREET„
FOB LATEST STYLES IN
SPRING i'grio SUMILEIt OLOTHENG
0091111Tnittl STMT DAT
Towanda, 401 Sh Ml*
=1
wAcmagat, WAGONS I
MEM
Than any other establishment in the
Of every description manufactured
WAGONS
on hand a large assortment of
. .
/AiMBES AND LIGHT
WAGONS
vim= i wiru
I=
SELL CHEAPER
country.
•
WAGONS AND OABBTAGEt3
to order on.atiort notice.
JAMES BRYANT.
Towiaaa, Mw al $,
FROST At SONS
Would inette the Public to:call and esuuht(their
NEW STYLES OF i FURNITURE
IRLBUF
4' have now on hand the
LARGET AND BZ3T
ASSONIIIIENT OF GOODS
»ws.~Ls,
.Aveale yrices
hieh
ersered to de
UNDERTAKING
t - ramonable tonna.
We also keep to store and mato to order
SASH
BLINDS,
DOORS,
MOULDINGS,
FLOORINGS, ,!zo
Oct. 1, 1873.
WE INSURE ALL KINDS OF
PROPERTY .
AGLINEIT -LOSS Olt DAMAGZ BY
FIBE AND LIGHTNING
We represent over fifty Millions Capital.
Old English and Home Oompiales.
OnsareizgoviAzopi
iN'Tail OLDEST AND WICINDT STOOL . A
1 .1. 7M‘77' ' r,
tairrtirs• Erma.
X5N11)51.146 akf:111 AkCsl 51
From one day to on year
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Fab 10. lit7R.
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MACIINZBT; for Sale by
R. M. WELLES,
TOWANDA. PA.,
Office No. 3 Demur's Block, north aide of (heart
House square.
WHOLZIOALB AND ERTAIL DEALER ARD
%IZIPLOTTIREREI AGENT.
Mowing Machines. Bone Powers' and Threashers,
Wheel Rates, Plaster Sowers, Grain Seeders, Hay
Tedders. Iterersible and steel Plows. 0 luirstors,
•ThW Hone Hoes. gicirsr Hullers and Panning Mills.
Lams maims. Irma 'myna. WI sans°
halo CRT= rOIIZZI DI TEI IROBL.D. COES
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I "
Farmers when In Towands..calland see me.
prtl72 - I R. M. wELLICR.
DA-YTOI & -BROTHER,
Dealers
WOOL, HIDES, PELTS, CALF-
UM. FORS, &0.,
For whirl the highest matt price la paid at all times.
Mice to V. L Itcseenlield'a liter% litain.et.,
Demi
tonna 1 scry.l4.lo TOWANDA $ PA.
AN UNDOPUT
THAT GOOD GOODS
ourrursG novsE is
Having recently fitted n
ons store lately occupied
accommodate my rapidly
fully ask my old custom
ly. to call and examine in
NEW STOCK
SU t CLOTHING,
dnd Wanly inemielves 7 prices defy comp"-
' tl on. -
Towanda, M•y 4, 1874
NEW DRY 0
' • ' hiEssits Buntaeu. & GOV.
Wm removed their atof Dry Goods from the
Wi n.
old stand of R. A. Pettis, pontethe Court Souse
TO THE EAST STORE I* BEIDLEItAE'S BLOCS.
And are daily receiving
• ,
NEW GOODS FlOl3. THE CITY
In addition to the Bankrupt Stock of 8.-L. Bottle,
which 'hey are selling for about half price. Come
and pen for yourselves. If we don't save you some
money, don't buy.
00n.
Beidleman's Block, (I . 4af the Bridge.)
Bridge at, Towanda, 04. l, 1874. -
,
C 0 A 'l4 !
OLD TOWAND: COAL YARD !
MICE oic i SCOTT
Take pleasure Ili annormong to their friends and
'the public omneraily. that they are prepared to fur
nish any of the fol owing named Coals In quantities
to suit pu•ehaserli, thormighly screened and slated,
and at is low rata" as at auy yard to 1 owsuda. We
keep the. best Coats from tho Pittston and:Willtes-
Barre mine&
SULLIVAN ANTfIRACITE COAL,
AU sizes, from minel in Sullivan County,
•
BARCLAY :(SMITH AND STOVE:
From the Old Barclay mints. We are; Sole Agents.
VI orders left at the stores of Long leittevens. F
J. Calkins. Horton's.' Kirby'. Drag Store, or at our
Coal office corner of Itiver and glisatkrth's streets,
will receive prompt attention. Please give Its • ml l.
8. PIERCE. Wm. SCOTT
Towanda, Pa., September 2q, 1874._
lISQUEHANNA COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE.
The first winter term of this Institution will com
mence moNDA.v, November 2. 1874, with the fol
lowing list of experienced teachers :
EDWIN E 91311 4 iLfiR, Pianictrat,
An6ient Languages, Math and English Branches
Ei L. HILLIS, Ai B ,
Commercial, MaLliematical and Scientilla Branches.
MISS MARIi!E. MERRILL. Patanniss,
Comnion egad Higher English.
MESS MAY I mhsos,
CoMMon and Higher English.
MLLE 2.
F LEQUIN.
French, Drawing and Painting.
MRS. 0. Ia.'3.4.LDWEcI.
Vocal Music.
MISS METNTEC. HAWES,
lii•tramental Magic.
Classes will commence the 'truly ^f Philosophy
and other anencete. The ',anatomic, reorganization
of classes will take place, in order that new eta
dents may be properly claseifi.d. and such new
classes will be started as the wants of the students
may demand
tipecial Mention will Be given to those students
pertaining to a businese ecncithon, that this de
mand made upon the school by students tram the
country may be fully provided for. An additional
advantage will be an access, free of charge, to stn.
dente of the school, to the evening school, which
will probably commence with the epenitig of the
term.
Special attention given to the preparation of boys
for College. Regnlar instruction in Drawing and
Vocal Music tree of charge. Excellent advantages,
in Insvumental Music and voice culture.
Tuition Goal Si to $lO ,er term. Board. Includ
ing furnished rooms, lights, washing. die., $4O per
term.
For circular or farther information, address er
call upon the Pfincipal, E. E. QTII4IALL, at To
wanda. Pa.
Mutsu Fox. *rat. Board of Trustees.
.1..0. FROST k SONS.
NEW ARRANGEMENT
AT TilE FIRST WARD - BAKERY.
MRS. MARY E. KITTREDGE
Having purchased.the stack and fixtures of H. A.
Cowles' Bakery, be. refitted the establishment and
purchased en entirely
" NEW STOCK OF GOODS,
Suited to the trace, such as
Paoczarrs, Trts: i COFFEE, Dm= Fauns, CANNICD
limits, CLED/Ei; CONVECTION/CAT, Fes Buten,
• Weems, alum, ii 01.1.8, &c., DAILT?
A Etoit and attractive
ICE CREAM SALOON •
Wild be opened in connection with the establish
mont. where ladti, an 1 gentlemen can We've and
the best cream agd other delicacies of the season. ,
THE DINING . 'ROOM
Has been refurnished. and will at all times be anP
' pUed wIW substautial eatables, which will be served
at reasonable rit4 Farmers and otners visiting
town will tied this a convenient piece to supply the
wants of the inner man.
UAW E. EXErI/EDGE..
Towanda, April 23,
FA
FiOT
MAD aunt At
anius
OLFF'S
°Asia )
TErAN Al
IttiBTLIEBN l'EtifrA
;tee large and coninualt
tly VOX k MRCVS. to
creasing trade. I respect
, sad the public pineal
elegant
CGI
EMI
Juikus WOL)1.
OD STORE
ANDA 1
IN TO
lia&a Tit* Damn,
. J.
DO AL
Cr= hand the
ALLENTOWN LIME!
Best quality'. Allo,
COPI.;AY vEM:ENT4
TO OUR, PATRONS.
GEO. H. WP OD it CO.,
PHOTOGRAPHERS,
OWANDA, rA.
6ntern! for the generous patronage of the
paiit year, would inform all wanting Pictures.
that we are tall adding to our establishment
NEW AND IMPROVED INSTRUMENTS,
And adopting tried and approved modes o
printing and retouching in order to secure
FINER PHOTOGUAPIIS THAN HERETOFORE
made outside of the cities, and that we make
It a specialty scietillarge all kinds of Pictures to
any size desired, and finish in Water Colors,
Indlaink, or 14.011, in &he
Bur STYLES AN 0 VERY LOW PRIOVL
We also eudeevor t• cake ill the time possi
ble in mskina children. pictures, so es to se
cure the best results.
We are constantly adding to our stock of
FBA /4EB
All new patterns and tasteful styles, and hor
nbill them at a small advance from coat prices.
Way 14.1873:
.Fait SALE olt denlrtt•
Die House fend Lot on Fourth street, Mtn
horse north of 0, D Bartlett's. OutiVeglieut to Inati
tote or OrnoodAtrhooL Maguire on promises.
WM. 8, MOSOMIP.
Toinni3l.lharb 12. '74%
Q WOODFORD,'•
S . •
_ AT TEN
NEW YORK BOOT AND SHOE
STORE,
No:4. =ON k MP/TM BLOC/LBW:DOB at
1
Is receiving one of the largest and
best /dock of BOOTS & SHOES ev4er
brought in Towanda. which he ie
offering at the vary lowest prices for
Cash, consisting of GEsiw Cos, MT
& Stuns, , Bore OALir BOOTS. LIDEI4
?theses and Cuunsiusis Shoes 'of al
kinds, 'all . bought direct from tho
Manufacturers, and hand made,
goods warranted. A ruin arms o
lawraxa IND FINDINGS.: •
Thankful for past ;favors, I sOiici
a continuance of the same.
Towanda, Slay, 1,
NEW CARRIAGE FACTOIiI
Opposite Iks new Jail,
TOWANDA, PENN'L
I: I*, 311:ii lap A AZ
Itaipactiti anaunnot to his friends and pa
that he has bulls a
NEW BItICE. CATnalliriE FACTORY,
wham he will constantly keep on hand 41011 am*
mud of "
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES,
PLATFORM WAGONS,
N,
TROTTING IGILRYS, AND BEZLETONEL
Stade of the beat material and finished in the best
do style. Ms long ezpikrietioe In 140 Ontfiego . .,
factories (Mu hl= a decided adtentagerover °tuts
•
In the
Finish, Style and Dural)?lity .
at his Wagons. All ths7 asks is as
INSPECTION, OF HIS WORK
prertiotts to purchasing olsewhere.
ALL WORK WARRANTED TO GIVE MTN=
SATISFACTIOY.
Thankful for the liberal patronage forausrl7 az- .
tended an* respectfully ask a continuance of the
slum
REPAIRING PBORPTLY ATTENDED TO
reduced prices
Tnininele. lan. 11. 16M—if
FOUNDERY & MACHINE 13130.11'.
The undersigned having perchased the Foundry
and Machine Shop lately, owned by John Wixom,
are prepared to do all kinds of work appertaining •
their business, with promptness and dispatch.
MILL GEARINGS,
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
MAN DRILLS,
And all kinds of.
MILL IRONS
MADE TO ORDER.
ENGINES, REPAIRED,
And all work warranted to give aatlataction.
SHINGLE MACHINES
•
Of the bleat and most Improved kinds man
and kept constantly on hand mull for ass.
PtOtrallS,
IiaDMIELL, IKON AND' WOODEN BEAM
Of all klndL.
CULTIVATORS, CORN PLOUG :
PLOUGH POINTS
Of all kinds, Aar the West improvements ke
constantly on hind.
CHURN POWERS,
LARGE AND SMALL SIZE.
STOVE CASTING
=mat GRATE&
SLED AND SLEIGH SHOES,
LARGE IRON RETTLES
And all kinda . of oaptingi farnlabed to
Mardi 30.1270. • IKEA:22 a ROCKWELL.
BLOOD & CO., •
Still continue o manufacture' their, celebrated •
.1
HORSE POWERS & CLEANERS,
and will sell • better machine, for leas money tha n.
can be had elsortunie to the world. We 'claim for
Mir machines that they will do is much, or mor e,
than any ober. and am more durably built. We
personally superintend our work and see that it ie
well down. We will seed
•
•
DISCSIPITM r eATALO4II:TI:I3.
of our inedible*. on application.
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
1, . I
Ons dl Two Horn THRESHER di EEPERATOIPi
TWLESNERI and CLEANERS ' :
CUOMO DRAG SAW Kays,
SAW AND GEIST HELL work done to order.
Ghwni i call beforepurchasing elsewhere,
- va cramicnrug 'skim
'• 0 0 ( 00'I CI
am& 2. lam • •
T'NEW IMPROVED
REIIINGTONSEVINGMACIi7N
AWARDED THE •MEDAL FOR PROGRESS
AT VIENNA, 1873
THE grorrrsr &gum or MIDAL JVCFARDEO
taz Ezzosmost.
NO SEWING idiCHiNIC REOEMND A, MOE=
4' ♦ rrw Goon ar.4.50:56
I.—A New.lnvention thoroughly Tested Ind •= •
cured by Letters ratent. •
2.—Make. as perm:t lock stitch; alike on not•
eides, ou all Muds of goods.
tr.ints Light, Bruo. th. :foliates/ and Itapid- r
beet combiustion of I/maitre-
S.—Durable—vans for years without repairs.
5 —Will no sit. violent.s of work and Fancy Stitch
ing is ssupetior ussinier.
—la Blest easily Managed by' the operator.
Least., of stitch may be &awed while running.
Ibo machine can be threaded without passing thread
through holes,
•
7 —Design simple, ingenious. elegant, forming
the stitch without the use cog wheel gears; rotary
cams Or lever arms. Has the Atitom -Drop
reed. which insures uniform longth of stitch it any
*peed. Ilse our new Tercel Controller. which al
lows easy movement of needle-bar rid prevents fa
rm to thread.
&--tlo.itruction most careful and finished: It Ir
m.inutsctured by the mod ek hfnl and extiertern
mechanics. at the osiennited ttEMINOTuN
t i t lON. N. L PIIILAD*IIIII6 , 012
GIMERI A.2.4D_YROVIEIIOI,
MoOA.B . E & EDWARDS,
FAMILY. G.BOOERIES
PROVISIONS,
ICUCUWS NW SLOG*, TOWAXDA,. PA.
.Are inotteete it tweseisy to eannserste ail th e .
dlferent ertktee we keep. Our seeortotentie
FIRST CLASS GOODS
NEW STEAM FLOURING: MILL
, •
IN BBEAREQUIN, .PA •
• The inbscrib desires to give notice that his • new
•.
•
STEAM FLOTRENG,
•
Is now In inionessfra operation. and that he is pre
pared to do ail woritin his line on short notice.
CUSTOM GRINDING DONE ONSITCB BAUR DAT
• TUT IT IB RECEIVED. • *
Whin!. Buckwheat and Bye Motu, Corn Med.
Peed. Bran. Be.. always on hand - and for sale at
iewest rates.
.PABTIODLAB NCITICE...Penions nvinge °Oho
west/ids of the river deitruig to patronize my mill,
will have their to paid btrtb when they
hate A tonbuena• and upwards.
, .rP.
AvERB..
C.
B. PATCH,
LIM
I:l:4a;VN:truA:4l
PRIZE.
STORE
Wholesale and WWI Vedas is
AND ,
ALWAYS COMPLETE.
We Rat nothing but
Dish laid for Parmors Prodoso.
March 1. IWO.
y~~:. a :,r :~
pplaiitA:ol: 4 l
GROCERIES AND. PROVISIONS,
TOWANDA, Pa.
The beet brawls of
FLOUR
ALWAYS ON HAND
The highest imlco paid for sU hinds of
COUNTRY PRObUCIe,
BUTTER, POULTRY AND GA.M.E.
Especial attention paid to filling orders. Goods
delivered free of charge anywhere in the Borough.
C. B. PATCH.
Towanda. Jan 14. 18741
BARGAINS IN STOVES!
TINWARE,
HARDWARE,
IRON AND NAILS,
GLASS, -
'CARPENTERS: TOOLS,
&c., • am, dc.,
Given to all purchasers for Cash, at
, H. T. JUNE'S
HARDWARE STORE,
TOWANDA, PA.
lIF A DQUARTERS
lon
WATCHES,, J.EW,ELRY
MEI
,S VERWAR
F
31. HENDELMAN
Hal opt(nea a ,
NEW, JEWELRT I STORE, ON BRIDGE STREET
In the building formerly occupied by Young &-
Tltua,with a large &north:tent of Gold and Silver
American and Swiss Watches,
Fine Gold Je*elry, Gold Sets,
ORAINS AND RING%
CHAIN BRACELETS:
BUTT N , .PINS, &c. &c. &c. Sc.
A full of SOLID auxin and plated wars.
SPECTACLES iND EYE GLASSES .
Of an kind s--001d. Silva: and Steal
CLOCKS
From the cheapest to the best, and many other
art ties too numerous to mention, but to ha seen
by caning. IL HENDELIJAN.
N. B. Watches. Clocks and Jewelry repaired by
practical workmen, and warranted.
Towanda. Nov. 10. '73
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL.
WAY.—lnreet routs North a id Routh to Bal
timore. Witabdruelon. Philadelphia - end all points .
South ; also to sinflalo. Nuagar Yak Snapanaion
Bridge. nortiester. sir-mue and all points East
and West on the New York CPlll.l , tl Ihtilruad. and
the Canadaa. ita.. On and atter Bnuday.,Nov. 23.
1873, trains will leave ELMIRA ita tollowa : .
EM=l
24341 arrive •
Northern Express
Morning Accommodation
telmilng
1113=1:21
Southern Espreia
Mail
porthern Express north and Southern Ex
press smith. are through traius beitaseu Rochester
ai.d Baltimore; the Biiruingpod evening nooormi•
Bandana'. uprth coutuict at causndsigus with trains
for Ilithester and the r ells._
G. - CLINTON iIeADNEE, Gan Rupt.
IM TCPUMAIvaI Pun BlZMuca%
PRESENTS -FOR ALL
IT Tlll
is constantly ramtving, to sddttlosi to his
stock of Jerweliy, •
PINS,
BINDS,
gal
AMERICAN and SWII3
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
SILVER PLATED WARE OV . ALL V g
GOLD, - /EMU £3D MUM SPECTACLES,
EWER An' PLATED
Nos
AxDonatiiii.
JANIS IIkOABA
WV. ICDRAItDS.
WATCH. MOOR and IL , WELRY repalliag dtme
in the beat manner, Ana warranted.
to merit
Thanks fors liberal patronage _ an
a continuance of tba-samo.
Tgwanda, 19oT. 19, 'Ts
0, A. BLACK
CROCKERY OP VARIOUS PAT
MA as low as the lowest._
GLASSWARE,
rwould say to the public that on any goods pa.
. I,
In stock I will not oe undersold.]
Towanda. Feb.l9. 1974
'VET VII A. CHAMBERLAIN,
• •
ttc.,
3u. , a 2, IRI'l
ANIEL_ F. BEATTY ST, CO., or
CELEBRATED GOLDEN TO:ICE PARLOR OR
Aftr . -- ranked by' eminent musicians and distin
guished men of honor in this country at , in Eu
rope, as the, leading parlor. organ now in nee. We
challenge any maker to equal them I , For (March,
Sabbath Schools, Lodges, a.. well as the parlor. they
have no feral. - Testimonials and calla of honor
are amistatitly being received in their favor. Au
offer: Where we have uo agents weWill allow any
one -wishing to porrhase one of our orgatia, the
agent's discount. Also to any responsible party
..wishing to purchase one of our organ a friim al dia.
, tanm, and•psefer to ere and examine it , lie'tore Pay
ing for it, the same will be granted them by sending
ns a recommendation from the cashier of your
nearest bank, or some prominent man in' your vi
cinity. and it the organ Is not JIM as represented,
you have the liberty to retu.n the came at our ex.
penes, we paying the freight both wept. It is with
Pleastl.re - ' 6O introduce the GOLDEN Tort rn. know
ing that it wiltgive enrcersal satisfaction. as It tre
te:fees maul advauLteev over all others. - Teo tone
ex ~ , .18 in fullness, and the deep 'ribration of sounds
an evidence that it'stands first as to merits Of all
musical inet.uments now in use.
We select a few abstra c ts from letters and edit°.
.rials which we are coustantly receiving in favor of
our organs, andwish : you to read them :
We cry "Eureka " for we fourid What we wanted.
.3 P. Wll.Befl,
I am pleased with the sweetness of its tone:
PROF. P VAN LIIRANEE, Moline, 111.
Pure as gold —Daily Patriot.
•
Our mus cal critics call to see. It. They are der
lighted with it. OEO. L, FREET, Altoona, fs.
We would recommend th excellent inetruthent
to the mums] world, for its fineness of tonetPe
toreburg (Indianst Democrat.
Combines sweetness and strength in its tone.—
tAw , sto Grz•tte:
For quality, promptness and exqnisite of tone
they are unequalled. • pROF. Ruda. IPPNOR
I can with plantains recommend it to any in 'want
of a dravelass parlor organ. PROF. 0. HUNGER,
Mahon, City
•
lam well pleased With them. J. B. BEO KRUM.
- Hagerstown, ltd.
I am pleased. with the tone of the instrument.
ROBERTR, Brookly o. I. I
First among its advantages Is the greet scope of
Its exprese!ou. being eoustrueted to play the softest
nalieiv. and. when desired. to 'Lorene.. its poser.
Can either gradually or, suddenly produce more vol
ume of tone tuan any other orgau of its claps. This
is arc' raplisbeo- by our new ltsteut. Double Forte
S-sl.l. so arranged th t toe sound Is thrown out by
a airect pa/Wage through the ease:
we mm', that every faintly thrnughnut this
coitutiy, as well as Europe. may test Its, wonderful
prodticlug ytialittet. Orders have been re
ceived et au• - h rapid rates that we hate been eom-
Yell. d W enlarge the manntactury, and put on +still
larger force of alullful mrcuattics to order to supply
the demand*. We, however', now aro h .ppy to an
nounoe that we canflit onions promptly and with
•tne utmost dispateh. We also call the attention to
our world-renowned
• • EUREKA PIANO. 1
Tide Plano I. fast gaining a reputation as the lead.
iL.g pi .tor forte now In nee.
send for illustrated price list and a hat of testi.
Amovini,.. some of whom VIII may know usiotti,our
Orgsus from the past muuttis to a.3ceut-en
Address, DANIEL F.- BEAT I Y
Washington, Warren Co.. New Jersey,
I .
.. 10 20 pm
.. 12 90 m
sunriNG DUNE AT MS.
•35 pm
2 OS pm
6 45 am
HENRY KINGSBURY'S DRESS-
MAKING ROOMS, No: 2, AR,CAD
BLOCK.
NEW JEWELRY SWAZI
A. A. 1100ZWELL
TOM UOW INErnt•
BINGS.
STUDS,
CHARMS,
IstECELACF/C,
CLOCKS
Of all &script:lows st the lowest prices
W. A. ItOCKIni.
OFFERS
TERNS,
TABLE CUTLERY,
SILVER PLATED WARE,
WOOD WARE,
STONE WARE,
BIRD CAGES,
BASKETS,
GLASS SHADE
DFAT.FII fl
DIAMOND sr
FINE:JEWELRY,,
WATCHES AND-()LOpKS,I,
BEAM &,PLATT'S
G&NS
Aug. GU.
rinds, Dee.l7. 1870.
Tvß
DOMAIN AND ENTAIL.
Having exf • naively revered their ttlre at :the old
=toad. have °venal w tb a large, new. arid Well: se
fixte4 arc , consisting of
ra•c
tOLDB, E E MO. 811111318, ZUGAZ
.
4
COATED PALLS. Pownras. OVID, EITIMPIL
7 071liZZO. WISES, kO6.
Ovoci
EXTAA
PURE
co," kiNtrFk" AND CIGARS
FOBA
POP
ktmeDl
LetUltlalidare and attention given to th
rh:t.: of Preicrtyttons. Open tionstays .
,c.a c0,.t0 I I.f.m. At from a pan- to, p.ea
can be`conimitAd at the store on 1111 9
iich week, as heretofore.
D. H. TMINTIL.
W. G. (JORDON.
(lilt, Mai 7, 1872.
gore than
Compound,
from V Wel
Dr, Ilan'
nrdni of -
El=
FIB
$125,000.
&W all Finsrp
.
This liarlt offers ITSETEMAI FACILITIEB for tht
transaction of a • •
GENE'
: . 10. .1
Parties .
United .
eltsil cities
dr/Sta for
ME
azgheit
JOB. ' •
Decew
pot) .
is mil
'JO ueeLi I
third t.tcr A
In alllta
se “tla ti
der eta •
An eipezik
donees a ed
M. C.
boand In
t , •• .: 111
To soy d
btht will
0. & BLACK/
MEM
Tho pat
foot mum
rnlifflllc
S HE
In orde r
BEST eto
Ever openj
WANDA, PA.I
REG
It is un
Awl are o
er than Ca
MEE
THE
BARNES -
la at C. F
by .111iitl
1110 , 04
COUV •ZI
=
BARNE.S
&c.,
the !emit
du a be.t...
tablishm•
DON'
DOW TA
May V
13
In our
public wi
times of
CO=
Also a
Vans,
maylW
MB
HO
MILL PR
money o . {
term or A
EMI
Ur other
po for
bratthese.
we tow
.hose
it •
REAL
In either
once
U. 131,
18t
* GORDON,
PATTON'S NAM
TOWANDA, PA,
RII G- I T
And all
PHEPAUTIOIis.
TFFS, . MACHINE OILS
REiMD KEROSENE. ALCOHOL.
WINES AND TAITOES
(For Xeditinal ithrpoul.
All the
( PATENT KEDICINEN
'And a Fine Assortment or
AND FANCY GOODS
T NATIONAL BANI
OF TOWANDA.
AL BANKING BUSINASS
MD ON DEPOSITS ACCONDMG T
AGREE:MOM. _
orvvez so :us OoLutanos or Nara'
to man non= to any put of Me
England. Ireland. Scotland. or the kin.
and to.ins of Europe, can bore procure
t pn.rpOse.. •
PASSAGE. TICKETS
the old cetaltrY. hY best steamer or ZIP
ways on hand.
BEOL'OBT OVER AT azDrcza MITZI.
e paid for U. 3 Ronde, Gold and Sal,
d. A.I3e.TTS Js
T]
DRY.-=THE PUBLIC
I pecttullrinfurmed that the Book-Bind
erf
I removed le Me " Reporter " Duilol,o
, where will be done
B•O O ~-B I X 1 4 5 GI
rions branches. on terms as reasonable
• ea". will allow. The Bindery will be 'An
e of ,
U. C. WHITAILES,
need Binder, - ina ill work will be prorni44
4) In sud wanner wlecbdinnut be excelled'.
agaziuca. tie sispapers. Old eINAIII, &0.,
ev.ry. variety of stile. Particular attee
e paid ta - tne /tilling and Binding of . ,
BSA"; K 00E9,
sired pattern; which n quality and deed.
bo warr.uted.
will be, ready tor delii ery when promised.
magv of ths public Is aolicittd, and ris.
•tion
A rtutwe 2; Iftnt;.—Lti lb
•
P CLOTHING
VERY CHEAP!
to make room for the LARGEST end
k of
LL CLOTHING
d in this market, I will 4 for the
i"EXT SIXTY DAYS
ES
ER MY SUMMER CROIIII2,AG-
RDLESSs.O.F•cOST!
sceisary for nv.! to asy that my gOcide are
Ii;TLY FiR'ST-CLASS,
,
•13! at sreaVy reduced prices rails
thew. (net to next.esessun.
K. E. EOSE?•.:1-1ELP.
, July IST
PLACE TO BTJ'Y 1.0.111 i
AND EIOESE FIXINGS ESIIIZALLI
DkYTON'S, hi the 'store 14tely oo , uph.l
Wolff as a Clot - Nov; otoie. Having
estetnieholorit toupee cop2mcnlaotae aad
It quarter., f resp,et ully,hivite my oh!
and all in want of anything it the line of
, SADDLES, NETS. 'ILANSETS, WEill.
o Rica me a call, feeling astlafled that (You
les 1 piielwaa tor 'perybaaing 'dock, I cut
r Job, at a lower price, than any miler es,
I nc in the county. ;
FORGET TEE PLA'..IE POOR SP
FOX & aIiACOR 8 CORE.
C. F. PAYWN
Y AND DINING EUOII
t block north of St NI Yon's.
, PIES, CAZI,CRACKII4B,
BAKED PA L T,
d sold at Wholesale mr.lllataiL:
, filinTO ROOMS we will iiooomiliodste the
• ei th er a lunch or 'a good •aml at all
• day and evening.
AND WE OMAN ON N.A...1D DURING
THEIS &EASON.
,itaaascrtment of Givouleli.Occissticeety.
I t,
D. W. SCOTT k. 00
U WISH TO BUY OR SELL
SES, FARMS, LOTS OR
PERTI% or if you wish to lend or borrow
HP+ll ihitsito or ocher sitcririty for • snort
:rin of years. or if you with '
NTS -OFiHOUSES
roperty collected and paid, we. offer *u•
lines for the prompt transaction of such
now a due list of property for and
ng
, -
ESTATE INVESTMENI'S
, I
own or county, will ( 1 1 well to call On .'O-1. \
,-
A. J. NOEIT,E &CO..
• ' Real Eatais and L 04.12 i.enti.
• . street, oppealte Cora UM% To*
, •
'Tkit. .
IS
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El
40,000.