&dadbmg!,
kiZr: Ramor Ho . os.—ln amnia
• a 7.: i=criiry, which is the best breed
0 .; an Ohio breeder' girs the
f irOw'mg reaams for 21116=g the
P 'lend Chins as uncles breed : ,
-
L They do not get mangy. rhea's
user bad ore that was troubled this
way : and this is something of so
ranch importunes thst it should not,
be averiooned by say Wait who
bows anything of the eviL
'A. This breed is miller& on Se
want of its early battening qualities;
and yet for _its continued growth it
has nci eine. When one isnincor tan
months old it wall readily fatten into
cluar pork, weighing 300 pounds ox
• kore. Or th wal continue to gra,
until twenty months old, and then
_weigh, -when fattened, tram 450 to
5f. , 5 peor.da., .
3-It is the best feeder on ekner
and blue tress that I
_know of. I
hale sitn. , 4;ged teat experiments
which went to show that bogs of this
breedl make more gain and Wive
better on grant alone than those of
another breed. 'f .
• 4. They- are naturally quiet st ill
times, unites_ a contrary spirit is
stirred up - 11;7 abase. They fatten
, viceil, eating their fill and than laying
- down. The sows are good and
polific bre ed ers, kind in litter "ad
good sacklers.
5- I claim that the .Poland-China
brq. for the packer, because of
the proportion of weight behind the
ehoulderS and the, amount of high
pric,-,cl meat it carries, and a car
reipondiugly small amount of offal
r3rodumd. It has a small head and
.small feet.
' C. It is the breed that we can do
the most With between April and
Jannary.lclaini, that, pigs should
Crjrl-e whet) grass in the spring be
gin to grow, so that they
~ can be
attened without having to winter
- Or, if we deem it good policy
to hold them over, we want them to
I:Lep on growing during the second
erimrnAr l with the least cost.
-
I believe the Poland-China is the
for the farmer. It is small-boned
sr.d Ici n g-bodied. It has short legs
f , a broad, Straight back; it has
FicieF, with square heavy hams
and f.b9ulders; it leis drooping ears
Ene lair, in color nearly always
41);tted black.
T.T;7:PLEZELTA:TION or Tame:Y.—An
I; o:at zas correqiondent of the
' A nteriran sacs : .1 came
IL( re ttirty veara since, and- began
land, building houses with
hewn logs and boards split from the
tree. A i ft,,.r E eral years' residence,
I Loticeti eery- _ often that pieces of
• F.ame.kind of timber decay Pion
than others, and after ranch
obßervation I came to
cotelusion that timber felled after
the leaf had grown lasted the
longest; I noticed that timber felled
when the leevea fast commenced to
grow rotted the sartbff-very quickly,
but the heart remained sound; that
timber felled after the fall of the lent
rotted in the heart, even when 'ap
parently sound on L the outside.
When wood cut in winter was 'put
on the fire, the sap came out at the
heart; but when cut in summer the
sap came out of the sap wood and
next4he bark. I noticed also that
our lasting wood Mud bat little leap
at any time in the heart—such as
cedar, mulberry, sassafras and cy
press. _
A. cypress post set in the snmmerof
18 ,),8 is still sound, although exposed
to all; weathers, while one of the nine
kind tif timber cut in the winter of
and painted was rotted to the
heart. I saw yesterday a guin plank
which I sawed in the summer of 18.
r 4), that has lain ever since, and is
perfectly sound; while timber that
wan felled in the winter hefore is now
entirely rotten.
My - conclusion then is; Cut tim
ber after the fall leaf, say in July
and August,- to get the most last from
it. The sap goes into the heart of
the tree after leaf fall, and causes
decay.
.'Crtosnio Cows.—Mr. Chas., V.
Geer, of Franklin township, seeing
a remedy in the Reporter last week
to relieii) choking cows, i. e., compel
ling them to jump over bars not
fully let down, gives ns his experi
ence as follows:--Sotne years age one
of his cows choked with a piece of
pumpkin. Racing heard that' an
obstruction in the throat could be
remov,ed by •inserting a whipetoek,
ho. tried it without effect. 'The
pumpkin remained. Hurrying off
he met Mr. flub, to whom he relat-
cd hiaLtrOnble. Mr. Rush informed
•lim that he had beard of a! remedy
that he thOnght would answer. but
that he bad never tried it. Take
two or three egal„ and throw theta
qqc,wn the animal'a throat. Mr. Greer::
tried one but the beast .threw it out
of her inouth. - Two more weripitch
in and ss they passed' down the:
Withthey carried the punipkinl
With them and the - animal wag in,;
Atantly rf,lieved. ISubsequently a Call,:
which he had 'presented to: hie:
danghter choked with a potato: The:
rereztly Was at once appliedandi
the calf was instantly relieved. This:
very'aimpei,emedy, one nearly!
always at hand, 'and if any of oar`
2'P:tilers have :occasion to.. try it we
r•onla he glad to.. hear ttle result
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STAETING APPLE St.BdoLMOS.--NIIN
serymen are divided in opinions in
• regard to keeping apple seeds dui
ing Winter. Some prefer to prepare
the soil in Autumn and sow atlosoe
in _shallow drills. Others pack in
boxes with alternate layers of moist
sand, place either in a cool cellar oi
• out in the open sir on the north side
of the banding where it will remain
frozen until quite late in Spring.! Ae
this seed germinates so readily-And
sd earlytin the season, the latter is
an excellent plan. Ati.All events;soii
the seed as soon as the ground ie
sufficiently 'dry to work nicely with;
out danger of baking. Sow very
allelic)* and keep the weeds down,
as a matter of course. I No one hns
ever yet grown gOod seedlings and
thrifty crop Okweede on the same
soil at the dame time. Strong one=
year- old seedlings are likely to be
fit to I graft; rat two years old theY,
should be excellent.
FROZEN Eoos.=--It: often happeni
eggs will, get froien so as to crack
the shells in severe cold weatheriAnd
r rt., of come unfit to - sell; but if
they are'-kept frozen un til needed for
r3L.P, and then brought into a warm
r,ritti.and boiling hater poured over
than then left till 'cool, the egg itql;
Lc: nr.injured, and will beat an nicely
it bid not been chilled, and ii
ri <t asglY-4 for any ask After! bo4'
ofiee thawed, mind be used
fTr. mediate"! y ; it alkrwed - to . . stand
,lay or two, it will not be fresh ati
repo-'l , WO,
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/4 the IseisS meets of the Ilitsdiard Oome
ty Torftww• AsoOistioe to Towanda; smog
clhies the two Ibliartif: i resotwtioce were pat
Marbsed. Thal s .wee be lir Se Woe allbs
essuas mood Mama at ea moat? to ascaressa
Wan adman nee oar tat comfy far
aorlans at adulation, aagadiad by*, M el sad
tiara taboresaid ti ina sou ad ularatioinz
Basiwi t , not this Amoslotion appatit a coosiatt.
La at Ihrii seindatiedtari to kora dorm of Ebb
6sgssessimi.,
In eyed:may with theee resolutions, the
ab6es egmatitheit of smeetate editors were up.
dt s eabsequent inethriolidre moo
mite* it was resolved Mai the members of the 1
'ecitunittes set en tutu, each bring ntirmasible
faiths editing of the ethane ass wash at s
tree ; sad:that aft conitansdathices as Mailed
to the chap= of the euxurdttet tad by him
forwarded to the estate he charge for that week.
In scattlance with the above plan site Un
_
ClitiOdal Department thia week begins- its exis
tence. It will be the coostant rim of the eaters
not caiy to cortithae its Wag, bat to make it
*meld to — the semen sad welfare of the
tatehers of oar cciartey. To them and to the
met& of educates ItlaKeel to aid _ oar
efifprt. The permanent amen sad arreftdoess
albs department, depends largely Imre, the
teach= themselves. That It can be of pest
prectical beset to the teachers, two use per
son will doubt ; then let the teschers'freely age
ft Vadt of this haedcint stands to the wai of
Its success more than any other &agar. Ws
hive scores of young teachers who Meet with
daily obstacles. Let the= thake their crtfliettb,
ties known ; their wore espesiet;:eil brethren
&die' will aid. them. Let methods of !Decree
tot, each as have stood.the teat of the school.
room. be, ghee; modes of discipilae and of
sehool goiertionst be diseased ; edecaticetal
pVogress in other vislaitlee noted; - --la fact,' let
ererythieg which pertains to the advancement
of our pro shiner sad the, edoesuctagrowth
of our people, dad s place. Education Arid
hue made a beg stride to Brattetri County
then the people become groused - th a better
a r rerectstkei of the teadier's Cork—wbgn they
shall be willing to aid lean,not by word aloae,but
hisoch a ecson that the better teachers
may be induced to remain fa the Profeeeitzt.
Now, from one-third toms-half of oar teacher,
goanallyikave wander, to be filed by time
alertly without esperieoce. It is a fearful
thing to think of that the migration of
joraig souls for time and eternity,. should be so
largely left to time inexperienced, and to many
mem with eery meagre attainments. While
wxperiected men are sought to build our hour
ee, to till our 1(4 -to eontrci our anhaale, fa
1 =ary clan the wort Men who are, in a large
Mews., to moold, ealtirate, and witch over
the tender minds- and souls of our children,
are selected with-tttle or no reference to their
adaptation to their work, and in too many cases,
with special regard to the minimum amount of
salary at which they can be agates& The above
e c vil, sad the many others ac stag ft= oar
eystem sad practice, it should be,astr aim, In so
far as we are able, to correct. Thu greet and
growing influence of the press especially qualify
it to be grnost efildent coworker In the great
laare of the ed-a - ritiont of the people. Let us,
then, fellow-teachers and friends of education,
Cie it for the benefit of those whoznoi All our
hearta and our hand', sad soon most All places
of the highest responsibility and publie trust.
The following_ excelient papist was read by
Prof. J. C. CaawfOrd at the -recent meeting of
the Bradford Co. Teacher's lasoclation, and by
iota of the °Drainage* of editors, it wag re
imamd to publish It In the • Eduestional:
De-
Putmaat:
Ties 01070 WAY 70 TEACH AND TILE EIGHT TAT.
; Lai:mules, Overruns, Frizow Talons*.
The,ohl.mt of this Association is that we, as
teethe* may from time to time compare notes
end discus means and methods looking to the
educational progress of our County.. There
fare I consider it mot foreign to this new feature
Of our aseociation, I rater to these papers, that
the wnters point oat for the purpose of torreo
- what, from their experience, and observa
tion, they believe to be errors In thachingoath
er than finish rhetorical 'entertainments, or
. L'toplan schemes. We have facts before ere;
w'th them has oar duty, diminiahing the wrong,
adding to the right. I We, then, taken as the
`subject of my ;essay, "The Wannf Way to
Teach. and 'the Hight. Way." I
can here
develop this in full. Toldo so would weary
Your patience . , I can only throw out akw ange
gentian Ci d leave them 1 for development to
the intelligence of the Association, upon the
"a word to the wise is azdficient."
I would, then; direct your attention, first, to
school organization. An error that a majority
of urtexperienced and not a few
.experienced
teachers commit is an improper school organi
zation, and to it many outright failures can be
directly, traced. Our schools, especially rural
schools, unfortunately, are managed by our di
rectors so that, as a rule, strange teachers are
employed for each succeeding . term of 'our
schools. The teacher who tains, a stranger to
his pupils, enters the schoolroom without a
well arranged plan by which to begin his du
ties, places a serioriiiropedimeint in the way of
obtaining his pupil's confidence, without which
no teacher can be called sucissful, Ido not
, believe in trusting to luck, inspiration or Provi
! 4binoe in this - matter. The teacher about to
enter nporilis duties in the school-room,should
obtain all the information possible, about the
- school before commencing, sad' to this end
should consult the directors, who `should be
able to give him facts u to number, attend
. mince, peculiarities of scholars, text books and
• scholarship—facts which will aid him much in
organizing and classifying his schooL Much
however, he can only obtain by a judicious sur
vey upon his first day in sehooL In this tar•
vry the teacher should ascertain, first, each
scholar's proficiency in his several studies, for
the purpose of property Olassifying him, that
the rocalt of the term's work may be clearly in
advance of the preeediog term's work.
Nothing. iHisceti:mptWO scholar more than to he
put back to do again what he is cone dans of having
done well. The teseher. again, should see that each
whaler has a proper number of Studies. guarding
as well spinet too many as against too few. •
teacher's meows in maintaining order. depends not
a little open his scholars having the right amount •
of work to do. Has the scholar jut enough to do, I
and you have struck the key note of harmony_
the school room; give him too much to do, sad you
dial:omega him, and he had better stay at boas;
give him too little to do. and there is mischief then.
Again, the teacher should see -thst seal schcbr
has the proper balance of stadia.. "Han cannot
live upon - breed alone." Ls as true to the school.
room as in Hygiene or Theology. The reasoning
faculty needs nourishment not more:than memory
and imagination. • Deno% hietary and literature,
rhetoric and poesy, am as essential as matkesiaucs
and logic. To mews for each scholar such a bal
ance of Oodles as will conduce to a symmetrical
meets! development, the teacher must oftentimes
twist that certain scholars begin thin or that study,
- awarding to their needs, and not allow them to
follow their own inclinations- The scholar does not
understand the logical sequence of stadtss to which
he bail not given attention, nor the part they play
le his mental development. Hence, the need of
direct-Sou In this. matter. These art some of the
ditties to which. in organizing his school. the teach.
er should give attention.
I ask your consideration nest to some thoughts
neon teaching primary scholars in lead. The old
and still prevalent a, b. C. and isti ab method le not
the hest method. It is false in principle and per
in multi. 'The child before knowing how
to road, before, attar to school even, bas sognited •
spoken language. a Isnarnere of dente tdw, fe•
tallier objects and kti. - This he will soon tears to
read if properly directed. and besides this every
thing is Greek to Min.: The a, b. c.. lawthod, how:
ever. requires him to had words theit are not only
no pert of his langur% bet *flea no part of any
language Furthermore. the order In the a. is, c,
method is cumetural. We get the' Ides of pares
fr the whole. not the whole from its parte. The
child knows what se apple is before It 'mows what
the Mao ti Be takes hi, primmer, before being
taught by any method to neck and points to %lords.
not kr*" and saki what Viz :h ere ; and the act
that the Child potato at the m iddle of the word oft
ener than elsewhere, Is Widows that be It looking
at the word as a whole, and not at the letters as so
many distinct tarts. The a. b, a method I Perni
cious in that It tends to produce hesitancy is read
tn. • habit is formed of spelling a word from be.
itginnY ing to end. -people letter by letter, before pronouncing
ost le true. orsrawne the habit.
I have in mind now a yosing man who to
s. can
not road without first spetling out the =Ms. I bee
Hew that his Itesitarsay comas from the fact that he
was taught by the a. b. mWhod.. - Teach them the
...word and ob*I” methoL It Is briefly this : dhow
the child or dam some finilliar object:" haws him
give the name of. it; make a picture pt the object on
the blackboard, ask him what It Is ; the *We of;
write the name of the object hostile the picture, and
ay It is the picture or sign of the word; mat the
child to read it; keep wweral words on the board at
once and go over then from time to time; proceed
from objects to acts and qualities, and in lees time
than you could teach less child the. to him mean
ingless alphabet. you might have him In way read.
Inge. If you have never tried it you win be setae
!abed at the child's interest end progress. There
Is also a wrong way and a right way to teach
doily scholus should print the words of their
reading lesson; to this way they will learn tbek
lettres, and then learn to combine' them to form
words as they are dictated. Oral indium amid
be the mimeos not the We. The object in
knowing bow to spell a word Is to know how to
write It. Therefore all speltLog eurctsee should be
act conducted am to give the greatest facility In wel
ting'. I think ft wrong, therefore, to 'require schol
ar* to Presto:lot the ',tables In spelling many, or
in writing the exercise to divide the words Into
bleu Tbe-hoomeettot.Jack-built sty* of oral malt
hag. besides wastiag time, esobsersesee tbeactiolar.
and mules his often to forget the word. The nat
ural and erg way la to spell a word from beginning
to sod without stopping. I have awe actsgars,
when required to spell a word 1/0 1 th sadtbounhos
the eybildee. after haring veiled ft wiMy sad war
nenir without. !self completely. Bet you eny it le
netesainc to Wee bow to divide a ward into sylik
thee; mike that a seponde Ozer Ton it
strengthens the rowoory; it scosesters • habitoy
plied to way and rapid writing, in that these who
habitually prouounce their alibis. lied then adves
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Paommun.—The phonic earn.* of words
shoold train the pupae readily to iftetingaish
and finite 111 the wands in given rods ;
to determine which letters are silent. It &odd
Oro lead the popihi to such habil e of Mane.
nom in arta:lsis** es mil! remove the bath at
neglecting to to sound the dual eonextent as
in and, mud; rin far, car; Mg in Singing. eat
ing, ete4 also the chore of sounding bump
erly both onosonants and rowels in the pro
nuncittiou of own= words.
other mesas is m eldest tor training the
organs of spbech in clearness and itorrecinem
of articulation of 'elementary sonzatia By suit
able ezereiess with them, the wiz and vocal or.
Sans :say be somentally caltisated sod • the
mans faniiiiod to the landed for detertnia.
ing whea t -are the correct sounds of the lan
guage, hod to; protium them, and the sbdity
to cultivate their own organs of speech land ;
tones of voice.—from How p 9 Teach," a
Manual of Methods.
ft:mu:K.—Where shall a board, sixteen feet
tong, twelve inches wide at one nod and eight
inches at the other be eat in two *oak by a
section parallel to the ends, so as to divide the
board Into two equal parts ?
Answer in two weeks. The names of all giv
ing a correct solution will be published.
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isms apses.
mamas MID MAIL mum Amp
ILINIIMPITIZIES MIIIIT.
ifflitdc . Boni drowns sad TbiassaaL
Moil sans, Ilastss Sours. Gras Ssedses. an
Talaws. assersdds sad Mod Plows. Cslaaasts,
Thill gess Las. Clem Eases sallasalag
Law vases, masa =aims. mar sun
sots aras towns Ss so wows. can •
=mum lamas sa roans& Wk. as
Odals sad dosartadsa illasashal petaled *-
ward hintidial or artiod tass to ad spaddasts.
IS via east lad teas assts to sand for dna*,
la NOW
Ihrames elm Its Tomo an mid no als.
DAYTON is BROTHER,
WOOL, KM 118. TEMA,
,OALT-
rupik
he slant Vgi 18=ag *Era
SEN gr & SUM%
14
wamftv4lir
WAGONS
.:• i'l
to order 'col short smiles.
man Bait=
new biro sew su and Oa
LLL2L-'• 1iI') 4':'il
JITZR L 7 IVWAILIAL.
We see aise Beemed to do
UNDERTAKING
an Se mac* ziassosbla ism&
DOORS,
MOULDINGS,
FLOORINGS, &a.
now a NU.
Iliskes Is
ibognaum
AN UNDIIP7ED 11172
nue, 110i366001511 !MUM. CKY3IIII
JITLITJS WOLYFI3
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IMAI ',aeon=
cunam- .sumer. 21 31411311.11:112 111101111
Ikea. rim* Jl*4 sD lisap comea.
ace• Maly seespi.d bs 701 k katelnk.
la the
agesamodalaysyrayldly-alassidair trade. tagaall ,
tatty at sty odd asstsiners, tad taa Isaac gossed
-11. to aaR and Goats! myclivat
NEW STOOK
.1 1 ) IzA 1111
dal isht*lbionahes Ohms ypriees fat eml►
Timer% Key d.
t,
COAL! 00'AL'
OLD TOWANIA COAL YARD!
rumor k SCOTT
Take pleasure la smaocneing to their Mends and
Ca public deriArinT, thst they ale Perpored to tar
rah any of the following h wed Cosas qmsattlies
to eau parshasers, thoroughly scrammed and ebbed,
and a u law este* sa st say yard to Toisends. We
loop the beet Coats :WM the Pittston and Wilkes.
Baas
SULLIVAN ANTHRACITE COAL,.
AU sine, from ranee In Sallie= G:*
BARCLAY (SMITH AND . STOVE:
Yr= the old terday =tau. We „ere Bole Agents.
-
• 4 -We keep on hand the
ALLKiiTOWN - T
lest gcstt s y also.
COPLAY CIUMiT 1
All orders left at the stores of- Lora C Owens, P
1. Catkins. Berton% Kirby. Drug Store or et our
Cod odles:earser of Meer and lalsabstli's streets,
w 1 melee prompt attention. Please gin as koalL
s. PI;H08 wx. fiocrrr
Towanda. Pt. Sevissmber 2 2 , lad
SIISQUEIUNNA COLLEGIATE
15fi=7Z.
The neconi vnaterlena ends Inetnattom via eater
mane MONDAY. January 29, 11175, with the
laving Uzi of expinienoed feackters :
EDWII E. QUISIAN. PLISCIPAI.
Ai:mdea:l Langtzages,.Katti ai:ullUvel*lot2:wiPte
Z. L. InMM
Commoreml.
HISS KART 1. inataru., pursnum
Common and Mg*. sagusb.
MISS MARY I. ItABOIS.
' Cana= and Higher
IILLZ 7. laQQIII,
Preceb, Dmiting and Painting.
MISS =VW C C HOWLS.
Llmtnimental Nada.
There will be the customary clessitestions of
students sad such new classes will.be organised as
the needs of students may demand. Lino= other
studies classes will probably eommenoe Rhetoric,
Physiology and Chemistry during the Wm.
Especial attention given to the preparation of
young men far business or coUege.
Regular instruct= In Drawing and vocal Rtualo,
free of =ergs. Excellent iktrantagea in Instru
mental Mutic and Yoke culture.
Expenses per term. for board, Mitten, tut. Ifgnt.
w•ahtng. etc-. from t 47 to $53.
The rooms for dornamies hare recently been
ar
ranged in snits—aitting-roozna with sleeping-rooms
adjacent—newly carpeted, end furnished with hew
basting e, the, arrangements beinz all that
could be or covelort, ommesdence sad
pleasantness.
'Station for day students from $4 to $ll Petterm.
!or circulars or further information. address or
cands, uPan th e Principal . QTENLAS. at To.
wan
Mums Pon. Prost. Board of Trustees.
To OUR PATRONS.
GEO. H. WOOD a 00.,i
PHOTOGRAPHERS,
TOWANDA: PA.
Grateful for ths 'enema patronage of the
part year. would Worm Mt wasting Pictures
that we are still adding to our establishment
•
WSW AND INPBOVICD 138771171[E14T8,
And adopting triad and apprcrved modes of
printing andretonching In order to meows
4 1, 4:4:4100/1t.illt):,.117,1,1:kj:#14:i 4:4,1101 0:4:
made ontalde of the titles, and that we maks
its specialty to ertiazge all ilada of Pictures to
any slur desired, and Web in WWI
India Ink, or In Off, in the
BM STYLES AND YEET LOW MUMS:
We also endeavor U take all the time posed.
We In making , children,' pictures, so as to Be.
care the beat results.
We are constantly adding to oar stock of
All new patterns and tasteti2l Mika, tad fur.
alai them at i small advance from cost price*.
May 1a,1873.
NEW ARRANGEMENT
AT TEE FILST WARD BAEiaT.
•
MRS., MARY E. KITTREDGE
Saving purchased the stock Ed fixtures of IL A.
Cowles' Bakery, has redtted the establishment and
purchased an entirely
NEW STOCK OF GOODS,
Butted to the trade, such ai ;
Clsocrands, MU. oorFss. Dar= Fern, CAM=
Fauns, flaairmer, Oernisciummarf, Taunt Bann,
&sorra. Ulm EOLLI. ko., Dana.
A neat and attractive •
ICE CREAM SALOON
WM be opened in connection with the establish
ment, where ladles and gentlemen can sins/sand
the best creme and other deilemies of the abeam
THE DINING•ROOM
Has been refurnished, and sill at all times be rap:
pad wild rabstantiel eatables, which will be served
at reasonable rates. Farmers and others visiting
town will dad this a convenient place to supply the
wants of the inner man. • .
MAT a. urnucer.
Towanda, April 23, 14-tf.
VOR SALE.--A valuable farm in
Athens twp., lying 23; miles Irons Athens Bora,
and II miles from Waverly. Contains 156 acres, of
which 125 are in gran and grain. A dairy of 25
cows his been kept on it, and there is basement
stabling for that number: ft has a gentle inclina
tion to the south. and to warm, strong land. It will
be sold low and posession given immediately.
Address E. D. DEER, Elmira. N.
T. tangoederr, We
of Monroe Township, deceased, are requested to
nuke toinsedlate payment, and all persons haring
claims a gai nst laid estate mast present t he
get, stftenticated (or settlaironit. .
TRAMS L. VANGWD* ittimton.
/TIMM A. TANGO=
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-
JOL. Nam hi hereby given that Ili persons 'Mahe'
to the *Mail of Samild Balmy, doorsill.% fats
Of ghee_ *Pin Bedford Co,. are rerptestea
to mas immediate payment. and ;all persona bar
b/ 011ahlt. 114101tIlt Bald distils mut prawn lief
saamil tot atttlentent..
Otis: 1.411=16
CM
ME
OF
JVLtvs wour.
sod &Asalna Branches.
FRAMES
•:. --
s . - wconwrom m
A? as
NW TORS BOOT AND SHOE
Brown
If& S, MC161111712113 SLOCILAWXIIII st
uosiving one of ihe largest and
best stock of BOOTS A SHOPS ewe
brought in Towpda, which he is
offering st the very lowest prices far
Cash, sonshding of Guns edar,
& Sneak, Bars Caw Boca; Luc"
Mom and Campus% Shoes of ell
kinds, all bought direct from ithe
lifeaufelibinsre, end hand rude, all
:.,: i rdr.....c in w . ssranted. A rum moor of
r Aro Furzczes.
Thankful for put Won, I solidi
a marihuana° of the aune.
Towed* 711k4 1314
NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY !
Owels OM Ow AC.
TOWARD/4, MUM.,
MINBY STOLEN
i=sitmamma Meads 11114
i rs built a to kis
KEW =XX CaltZZAin micron.'
vireo be ye ybeep ea Mae s fiD meaeb
meet el
FATLY CABBLLOZ3,
TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES,
PLATFORM WAGONS;
TRormra strum& um sitnimiat
Its& et the best antertst end entsbad to the test
CO:r ItYie• Wag stparlenee tn dly Gettbeis
larknies gtveettaa dectslia Janata(' ore' others
ta the
Finish, Style and Durability
ci Mons. An tha a 5321.4 sct
DTSPEOTION OF HIS WORK
pretoakto ptlraaLUlg aseirtate. •
ALL WORK W4S.R4.T2'ZD TO GIVE PM/7W?
.8.4.T15T4C270X
2hsektill fee Use liberal patevelte forauct, rz
,imuled sad respseCUlly ask s =Mau= at the
SUM
4/11 i ., /i,:flVl: 7 O . • ffiry I • 10,14,0
reftesti pica
.113XBY 11714,1131.
Tommas. Isa. i..irm-er
FOUNDKRY .1$: MACHINE SHOP.
The madartipied baring purchased ths Iroctsdry
itod }Whine Shop lat4ly .owttodl by .lotall Cbirator..
ore prepared to do all bads of work appertakOlag to
their business. Irish prolaptedu tad dispatek.
MILL GEARIN6S, - -
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
31&141 DRILLS,
And all kinds at a
MILL, N-13
MADE TO °EDE&
ENGINES REPAIRED,
Aral a/I work waresoled to eve latirfactkin.
SHINGLE MACHINES
01 the latest and most improved kinds maratllletnrod
and kept constantly on rand ready for nag.
PLOUGHS,
IaDDNILL. DION AND WOODEN BEANS
Of all kinds.
0. 1 ) 6 4 itto Ike); - p-M t itl Alle ): IA
AND
PLOUGH POINTS
of en . Naas. and larairumunts kePt
MORN POWERS,
LABOZ AID SMALL BIZI.
ST'OVE -CASTINGS
4Afti:Wel.7lpv,:
SLED AND SLEIGH SHOES,
LAME /BON , KEETLEB
And an kinds of aurtinp ftcfnished be
Much AO. ISM. IMAM k HOCIEMELL.
BLOOD & CO.,
atm manna o resUitictsro tholr solobroLd
HORSE POWERS & °LEMMA'
lad will seas bolter ruchino, for less Moat; than
es: be bad elsewhere In the world. We 1 °Laths fu.
au Marlines that flu will do u muk, or mots,
that eny other, end are 'atore thmrably built. We
personalty arperintud oar work end see that It Is
Ina doe= We iI l send
DIFIII7IVIS C.STLLOGIIIM .
of oar ausktues, on uplleattan.
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
One & Tor Hors THIULTHER d azrziuross.
TTHRESHERand 01,1t4P728, 1 1
1
FANNING
casoczAs astD TUT ALT =AA .
BLW ARD Ma KILL work dims to order.
filso as s cell before porokulag e/sewhen.
Ta. criioaavea IgNxEr,Lv
Aug ‘*() o aooaa
. 111011.
THE BEET'
PRAIRIE LANDS
. LR lOWA AND NEMASICA,
For sale by -
TIM 817/11,M6TON tt MISSOURI 'u IL B Co
On 10 years' credit at 6 per cent. Inteirect.
One million emus in lowa and Southern Nebruks.
The finest country in the world to combine farm
ing and stock raising. The soil is rich and easily
cultivated; climate warn; masons long; taxes low,
and education free. Wo payments required on prin.
cipal till filth year. and then only one -seventh each
yeas until paid.
LAND EXPLORLND TICILPTS
fold at important stations on the c.hicago, Burling
ton and Quincy
L ailß Road. and cost of same re-
Iturded when land bought.
Half fare to families of purchasers. end low
freights on household goods and farm snick.
Twenty per cent. premium for cultivation.
Large dfacounts for ash within one, two and
three years. • . I
Product, will pay for land improvements long be
fore the principal becomes due.
"The so4alled destitution in Nebraska lies in the
far welders region. beyond the lands of the B. &
If. E. R. CL"
For drzalars that witl desalbe billy - these lands,
and the tams of sale, apply to LAND' , 001E111B-
BiONEE, Barltrutton, Imps, for lowa Lands. or Lin
ooln, Neb., for Nebraska Lands. or apply ; to
A. L NOBLE A Co..
Towards, Pa,
Dec. 111444hei.
VXECIITORt NOTICE. Nonce
L hereby shim that an persona tadabted to
the *data of ThsodatyHaU late 'of Tuscarora ,
dee% sire reqnsateil to make Immediate payment,
and an penman baring claims against Bald seam,
must present Mon duly authitalloated 1 for settle.
mart. N. HALL.
• WML.IIALL:
PI
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Elllll
Guotenz mtn pima",
MiCIABB lc EDWARDS.
FAMILY GBOCBRI/S
1011 . 00311 ' BLOM inraZDA. U.
_
To do ant as tt assommilit sonamette Owe
dtheistartldte taw. Ogramertiamt
i
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FIRST CLASS GOODS.
Oka pia far roman Pr. I
IteCAZIr.
WY. ZDWASDI4
Kw. 1. Itilk
NEW =AM FLOOUNG 304
sobeadb &dm to lam polka that his lass
,
ts now In anecessitd operatics, sad nod Li Is pr►
piked to do all work to Ids Lino on abort avow
•
avarox GEntinIAGI DONE 0”:1316 E1A.16 DAY
Wheat. Bnotwboet and Bye Mann Cane Meal.
Peed.
n i ts., always on head and iog ode et.
Limo
PATS :MLLE NOTlClL—Pesscas 'living's cal tiaa
sees side et Sae rim desiring to MILL
lave thelz tamp paid bob 'ram when the
men plats *l' tea besisell asul - wised*.
opt -en • kYSREL
C o B. PATCH,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEAS.XIIth
GROCERIES AND. PROVISIONS,
1 ,
TOWANDA. Pa.
. beat brazata of
o vrt H
; •
ALWAYS ON BARD.
• i .
The higheat prize pill for all klub of
COUNTRY PRO DUCT,
BUTTER, POULTRY AND GA3IE,
Especial attar:gm paid to !Ming ordella, Goods
&livered tree of charge anywhere In -the 'Borongt,
C. B. PATCH.
Towanda. Jan 11.13741
BARGAINS IN STOVES I
Ar,c., &a.,
Given to all purchasers for Cash, at
H. T. jIINE'S
BDW Et EH T
g*C., 17, .71.
WATCHES,
Dealer In line American azul S'4iߣl
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
FINE JEWELRY,
STERLING S IL "i E
SILVER PLATED WARE;
CLOCKS,.
PROM THE CHEAPEST TO THE HEI3f.
AND STEEL
SPECTACLES ,LND EYE MOSSES
One door North of Dr. H.C. Por
ter & Son'a Drug Store, Maui Stree(
Towanda, Jan. 6, 18fs
•
NORTHERN CENTRAL' RAIL
WAY.—Direct route Tarty and South to BM-
W:nom Washington. Philadelphia 'add all points
South ; aiso to Buffalo. Nnigara Falls. Suspension
Bridge, Rochester. Syracuse and all Points East
and Welt li t h e Rev York Central Railroad. and
So Mist 11011. On and 'after Sandiy, Roy. 23.
1878. Wilts sill leave Prvlsh as follows
MM. mire IO 2(1 rat
INortherst Express ' n•cio
Moran ticFotstmodation. ' ' 8 . 15 mu
Boatbant Zzpress
111 pit
*5 45 am
Northern Express 'north and Southern Ve
rnal *oath. are through trims between Rochester
sod amore:Ns the Korn! rig and Eientng //cam-
Inadatho north coronet st esnandatras,withisolno
tar litsoltaner sad tk. raw
•►isl °" •►
itimuMsoi IMMO Didion'
'
PBO.Y • IBIONS $
•LWAY6 COMMIE
Wo weft bed
IN VIN, PA
SIMA/X . FLOTIIING HILL
Ina IT 13 83571119112).
TIIMAJ:t.g,'
EtABDWA_RE,
IRON Arr) NAILS, j
GLASS,
CARP.MTEBS' TOOLS,
&c.,
TOWANDA, Pk. 1
JEWELRY(
An 3. SILVER WARE I
HENDLEMAN,
I
4.1
do • add pat
soinswAxib.
NM=
pizsimils FOB Apt, :
is isqt
NEW TESVEIia 8/10111
• w. i. =gum •
tr ormasmity reartbu. fa sue . to ails Irmo
mot himitiy,
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404+11 5103.
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PINS, • .
_ RINGS. i
MaA r
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Ell
wrw3,
41.111111 CAN mad $ll3
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GOLD MID SII,YEF i U r ATCAES,
ZELTZIL NAM ' Nast a ALL VA 1=1:3211
GOLft, ULM £ V OZOT4CLEL
811.772. arir PLIXED
. ZINGS um CHUM
of as Irsocriottou e4I =swat lakes.
WATCH. CLOCK sad Milian' rapantng dam
la thebeit zaannar, and wn nr!n.tad.
, .
Thanks her sliberal pstriszonte and hens to matt
contlananc• at ate mamas . .
w. d zoctltzLi.
.swabs. Syr. 13,
MI
O, A. BLLCII
OROCEZRY OF VARIOUS PAT-
And as tav as e.e lowest.
GLASSWARE,
TABLE =EY,
II
SILVER PLATED WARE,
WOOD WAIM,
STONE :ARE,
EIRD CAGES,
I apaial4 say tb tha yat that cla way grads Yept
La st ct I will net oe codeiield.l
Va-an-U. Feb.lo. 18.'4.
NV , A. CELIALV.ERLAZI,
D I 4 zi 9 N p S,
I_ ,
FLEE J,E$%±4,llY,
WATCHES AS]) CLOCKS,
Jane 2. IST'
sTILLING OFF AT COST !
500 Men 4nd Boys
CAN SECURE GREATBARGALNS
OVEI?CO.47S,
CASSIMERE &
GENTS'- PUILNISUtNG GOODS
I
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AT JULIUS - WOLF'S'LOTpING 110USL',
Cor. Main and Pine Sta.
(Ono door SOnth of Di. Pc rtec's Drug Store,)
Towanda, Pa.
It will pay yon to come 50 miles
to buy a npply of Winter Clothing
at the prices we shall offer it at..
YOTI 'WILL SATE MONEY
1 ,
,
by examining otir goods before par
chang.6lsewhere.
Towanda, Doc. 3. ism,
all
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STAIEPThiG . DONE . AT MRS.
HENRY .INGSBURY'S DRESS
ALIKINO ROGBL§, No. 2, ARCADE
BLOCK.
wepew. nat. 1W711,.:
FOR • SALE.
sa t e rory . desirabl HOUSE, LOT, BARN, &c.:. for
1
. - LOME eSI)ISrIi,DINGS PIPST-CL,S2.
1 •
Locstad on B omb Main stroet, Towanda, Pa: for
farther partixi!ilan eaqtaa of the nadaraitiwit.
win mum; rti
~ ihnommir-someaututiilettta . • ~
itbrallaning.
NECKLICEEt
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CLOCKS
0417:118
TERNS
t
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BASKETS,
CLASS SHADES,
0. L. BLADE.
Draws "Ei
WA-IDA, PA.
B L'A
&a, &c.
DMA iliteadita
rpriVER ,ar. GORDON,
iproxis
2óWAIA P&1
VUOIX/Ar 43a) MA=
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D tr G_GE I T ZS!
rbiltag 411tissiffit* rogridt
and. kin Vr,ort,64 g
India stact. ccr*ist:.
ACII4 VOLUM x wits. iniasa,
mat, nxlA,rowteta, am,
7:1*; : (17732 , 04, =EX 4%1
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DYE STOTTS, MACHINE
- zarns =ma =Lomeli;
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PURE INI4sTa - AND LIQ
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e:~ ~:- ~
POPULAII PATENT 3tEDI
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At : a rime Azsarti. gad et
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TOILET ANTI FAUTOY
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Sore tleuseeeeseal sus and ellqty Oyes le lb
„Preacrtrjoee. , °pee si.s4ers
.,t,at°l7lrk 5.*..„141 k tram S.p.s. is I pas
Dr, 3Lan'a.r4 can be ems:Wed es, tbe 'nem en OW
=lay of eerltereek, scheretrdare. 1
D. IL. Trinz.
4502D011.
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Towsz—s,
EIZE3
FRS :NATIO2I+L B
07 TOWAXDA4
Cep $125, 1 000.
P" 40,000.
-Nue
Tom__ ors 1 ,4 cairns he OW - ;
tML:.931=52, .3 t
GENER4L BAMIPSG;RUSI#I7-11';
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d.—...lts !cr. tho :7?-,....—ic0e.. •
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b...:'-dr. 3 '11:1 tr, - . E.ry v3 :< -of Erpe r Pa.rtird.lar irat4
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