` g-- 1 .
jr*:;16:01 Reparhnefd
Orchard and Nursery. 1
,
Care and attention are ..constantly
required. The; careless leaving of a
gate open or )a fence down may
result in great da, mage to the yoUng
trees from the depredations of -cattle.
While shuttini, out the stock of
others, properly shut in your own.
Mice and rabbits need to be look
ed-to after light snows. Tramp dOwn
the snow-around the trees, to head
off the Mice. and sprinkle blood uPon
the trtmksto. keektlie rabbits away.
If pr ming is to be - done, attend
to it - before the buds Swell in the
least: . Never cutout a branch with
out having'-a rCason \for doing it, and
also strive,4o give the trees a
openltead to enable\ thein better` to
Withstand the Strong\W4kds, to shade
the itrunks, and : to allOss„ the sun r !md
air to reach idl parts of the tree.
When the orchard is cultivated,iAhe
heads will have to be /kept to
ialtow the teams to piss under them.
Suckers' should be; cut lA', and as,
soon as the weather /will allow,- the
mound . directly arptuid the trees,
should be._ broken up, and the Moss
and dead hark removed lw soft soap.
- wash. i
Manure- may be carted to the
. orchard at thi's season and spread Or
placed in -heaps, It can be hauled at,
this season of the 3
- Car on sleds.
Labels Will be heeded, for newly
set:trees, - and 'should be prepared be--
foiehand. Large nursery labels are
best made outl of r ed ; cedar; iflthisl
wood not couvienient, pine or.
- chestnut will last a few years, but
cedar is the cheapest in the end. 1
Show the bhys how to make a coni
_rect. plan of thC orchards and inirSer3l
-on this should he indicated fthe
reet,position find name of every true;
this will he fond .the only way td
presexve - the tunes where an orchard
is plitfitel _Vtli several varlties,H.
:;gricult+ircili t.'
-•-?•
. •
,„:
1171.1 EN To pakaar. dun Cows.j---In
' answer t i q this question, we have 'OnW
-
time now to•obsen-e (as we inter l to,
discuss it mO i re, fully hereafter,) pat'
~ fall calves are usually more mai..
able ,than those dropped` in spiing.
The old notion that the cow shOuiti
• l eome in on grass originated When it
• ,rl3vas the pmetice to. keep cattle; the
i: year around oil grass and hay alOne:1;
and as g.,rtu.Ti was \ more nutritionS
. than_ hay, and especially better: for
. the calf. the pratlice prevailed of
heedingfdrispring, calves. Butdt ih
nbw well- •IMderslot d that the etyti', •
fresh in Milk! eau 'pc. profitably I fed
•
finial, or grain., and that to prevenit
• ~,. the running) down that always: rt.-
,suits. especipy
_w th good Milier4.,
such fled ought to be given. 'And
the same, is ,t'rue- whit regard to the
calf. As soon as it is old enough ti)
, ~ ,
_.
eat„-snoris or meal nd bnin slit:m.l]
be given, and will le far better fair
' the yonng c:jlf that , grass. 13nti t.le
great point r,S. tha a calf dromil
say in Octol er.
~s otoa e r or Deeetn• - •
her, wilFbe Ad etitglt to , Wean Oti,
fres& grass_ in ft .. Spring, and Vo
have the till beneht of the next Stint
iner's grazil g, wit, eli will make I t
fully equal - 43- wiirler to a June tn..
.1 uly i•:d.f ape ,prnions year. I 1 li! , .
sides, as good farMers now so 4Yett-
I
-, orally stable their stock in winter,
the feeding Of the Cows and calVes is:
olno invottenietti;e. Fanners inet
,, ing upon.these SuggestionS willi see
'- that 4ow is the `time . to• pureha'se
._' your bull's.- 1 The Common tuition 0*
waiting till Spring ',:is the wrong
_ . notion. They can he had eliett4r
- , .' how. and. ad•ting upon the aboveistrg
-1
gestion, yon will want- them for use
()tiring the winter.—Lire ;Owl' . l air r•.
' '
13F 4T FIEI.II
merica '',/rtral Home says !that m
Western .Ne l 'Av "I.Tork the Mediuni and
Marrow arcl most planted fink the
'Mite .K jitney and Early Pea !tcii, a
ext(,Tt. :The Medium islcOn
, ;•idered the most reliable, as, from its
ripening it is less affected by - the
eissitudes - oithe season. It 'sells for
_less, howevtir than the other varieties
namel). The Marrow is' quite a rl4-
filar variety!, and on a strong
very produdtive. It is quoted
Ttivc - cats la bushel higher than
~[cdinni iii the Rochester niarl:74t,
and th l e same as Wiley. '..The
• ;
-Kidney has larger stalk, re
oires a longer se:ison to be matitro
in, and is ni,ore liable - -to be spoiled
ripening. !When everything,
ever, isfavrialkle itswill produce large
crops., Lt 7111, of course, make h
clif
t'ernice in A9tat way the beausi
„planted as to the quality of seed .re
quired. but farmers generally rise
about - a bushel of. the Marrows! and
Mediums td the acre, -rather more of
the Kidneys, and shout half as nnti..ll
- of the Pea bean. _ ;
TILE II) SIT FOWLES-1119, '
reared tow . %; of all sorts for inure
than forty cears; and have always
found that it is the better 'w:t• 'to
have a
.small apartment in 'oMe
building appropriated to hens, ducks,
tur'keYs where they may nut jbe
m(4ested di?ring incubation, When
a female bird is liable to be diiven
froth her nest by other fowls that are
seeking a place to, lay, many of t'he
.eggs are liable to be broken during
the 'fiquolthle, As soon as a fdwl is
rea - 1 . 440:410 , 1 to incubate, al nice
nest Vs: - *l4 - for her in a half-har:rel
tub, or soap box, the eggs .marked
witka placed in the nest;, and
hen or duck isAttien
gently. pution the prepared nest find
the tutyciuried, into the sitting
bli
partment. Water and Some, feed are
kept in thi.:4: apartment. so that a bird
may not be required to leave hernest
for a kOr time in Search of food; ,T
,„ _
FINE AND 1. 0 ItAY.— , 11-
.cers are sometimes' "puzzled to know
. Wity city buyers generally -ask I for
coarse well'-Jannureil hay in prefer
ence.to. the morn tender and 411 re
. ----- 41V.:_ more nutritious kinds. 1 t' l l' he
Lire St4l..lartrizal, thus enlightens
kh'eny: City.. men • feed bay for ;dif
. terent purpose than the farmeri , The
farmer feeds it for its nutriment and
- • as a principal food. whild the eity
IQs luau- regards grain the cheapest fOod
and only gives Sufficient hay to make
bulk in ti;e' c stomach and for the Intr
-3 pose of Health. Coarse well matured
:i. timothy serves the purpose better
than the early-cut- and fine gras'Ses.
They do not 'desire such bay as will
tempt the berse to - eat too much of
it. 'ftraw Woulti_.:unewer this', Oir
-- le.) -:e if out and 1~ ; 'with the gmin
ahotit_a'e" ' IVA ~
a -ci
, • - , ?
i •;.--- -,
. Wirix o i t pi e of young folks ,
N.)
get
that they .a.'...* to NV:titZ all the•time4t a
ball :wit haler ni"+ (ittaelrilleti that , :: a !t!'.ol
tit 111e;,4114, 4 7, IL . , cr g.wirtg tc, 1 . - 14)1 , : i tiO/
EOWS k , fUri/iii4e attars is made happy.
Tim man - who tried to enforce conj gal
• - obedience srlth a cowhide, sttbsegtie by
rtmarketi, at he put afresh piece oft:Cart
, phster ea his nose, that he had eOpifs
.•,- wh9ltatadal hi beit ulywhoss. :
MN
fincalional Reparhneni
COMMITTEE OF . ASSOCIATE. EDITORS
E. E. QUINLAN, W. H. tnompsoN,
J. C. CRAWFORD, E. L. Haus,
A. A. KEENEY.
, 'E ALt. communications intended to be inserted in
this tierwriment. should be sent to the chalnnee of
the toutrolttee. F. E. GWist.tot. at 'rewinds. tad
will be forwarded by him to Use Editor in charge
for the ensuing week).
OMIT?
As the triennial contention of school
directors is but a few weeks distant, we
give a list of the candidates for county
swerintendent thus far announ'eed, with
a brief statement of their qualifications
for the_oftice. In the present status of
affairs it is hard to tell 'who has the "in
side track" for an election, but it is grat
ifying to know that so many eminently
qualified teachers offer their': services.
Wetrust there will be no logrolling or un
due measures taken to• secure a result.
Directors ought notlo pledge themselves
beforehand on account of friendship ter
particular parties merely, but Meet unin
cumbered and make the best possible
choice for the interests of common school
education. This office ought to be eman 7 r
cipated from all sorts' of trickery; and we
hope Mel, directors Will vote against any
candidate , who considers his 'flarniand rep
ntation jun insufficient recommendation,
without a personal canvass on his part,
begging for votes. The candidates thus
far named are as follows:
A. A. Keeney, the present itreumbent;
with reference to whose fitness for the of
fice we need say aothing,.ati he has served
•
sm. years.
G. W. Ryan,' formerly rico principal
of the Waverly - academy,
.subsequentlt'
associate prindipal of the Susquehanna
Collegiate Institute, and at present super
intendent. of the graded school at Tia•
wauda.
J. C. Crawford, a graduate of Lafayette
collect , and for several years occupying
high positions in the graded schools of
this and other counties in the !State; at
present principal. of the graded school of
Athens.
E. L. Hillis, alsq a graduate of Lafay
ette college, subsequently a proffessor in
the Chumbershurg College, and at
present Professor of ?Mathematics and
Languages at the Susquehanna Collegiate
Institute.
. .
. P. L. Cluispell, a . gentleman who has
taught the public, schools of Rome for the
last six years, with signal ability and suc
cess, and is the authoeof some-Valuable
.
works on education, among Which are his
" English Orammar Wilds." .
t
o ng
H .T.E. .1.. & le, a graduatesk • f Lafayette
1 cOlege, a at present principal of the
school of Canton. A gentleman
;,;railed'. _
of energy, success and ability: li •
.I. T. McCollum, a graduate of Cornell
rniversity, and at present principal of the
Troy graded school.; - ~
W. IL Thompson, a gradnate of Prince
ton college, a teacher of fourteen years
experience in the schoolS 4 Bradford
County. At present principal of the Wy
.
alusing, academy. .
H. E. Pitcher, a teacher of thirty years'
experience in Bradford county and Tioga
Co., \, Y. A ripe scholar and "born"
instructor. It is natural for him to "teach
the young ideas bow to t . ,h00t.; . " ,
W. F.: Horton, an old soldier inc
work. One can form a 'fair idea of his
ability and qualifications by knowing that
he has taught a qmitter of a century on a
territory less than two miles square. No
one who knows him would !fear to trust
I him with all the square milesin Bradford
l'e,,itnty. -- * '
Rev. David Craft, a gr.l4 irate , ''
ette •college, formerly prinelp .
Susqneltatma:Collegiate Institute; the au
thor of a Valuable work on the early his
tory- of Wyalusing, also the appointee of
the Bradford County Historical Society,
for the work of writing a history of Brad
ford county. .Mr. C. is at present pastor
of the Presbyterian:church at Wyalusing.
- From among 'all -these one man is-to be
selected, and we trust every director in
the county . will be out, inform himself
thoroughly on the subject, and do the best
he can for his county.
[For the Ettheattonal Department.)
31F-ssits. EtnTous:—A report of the de
,bate at the last meeting of 'the Associa
ation, represents me as opposing the in
crease of salary of County Superintend
ent, on the grimnd that the pay is already
large enough for the capital invested. As
this statement is susceptible of miscon
struction, plc ise give this explanation a
place in your column. The argument ad
vanced was substantially 'as folloWs:
Money invested in an education should
not in justice command a higherrate4er
rent if interest or profit, than when in
vested in land or in any legitimate' line of
business." Nature ha given all men a
certain amount of capital to start with,
viz: their capacity to perforiu physical la
bor; and by the necessary laws of Our ex
istence. the cultivation of the soil is the
basis upon, which rest all other forms a
industry. Starting from these well estab
lished facts, tuiti supposing that the aver
age man can earn • , 324;) per annum, by
physical labor, and that the. profits of a
farm are six per cent. a year. skill, educa
tion and culture ought not 'to receive, in
additionto - this, more than the annual in
terest on the amount which the individual
has investett in that skill, education and
culture. Applying this test to the slues
thin of the superintendent's salary, the
following we • believe to 'be a fair state ,
ment:
CAPITAL lINVEsTE.D.! EQUIT4.IILE fisrAuT
NattuaT eapltal..t.i,o66 4T . ' : mo 00
rrepantiory Diu. Low 00 - - . 60 00
College course... 2.00 0 0 0 120 00
6 yearn at cr.,) per
annum 1.960 00
110ff.d• k buggy:.. 500 00
Wear and tear.
'That is to say the able-bodied man who
has no more invested in an education than
our firSt class college gradUates if elected
superintendent should not complain if the
dfrectors fixes his salary' 4'4:00 per an
num. tl,OOO should'equitahly 6.11 for av
erage physical health and mere than $l,-
100 invested in culture and skill. It seems
to me the convention will think twice be
fore voting once to increase n salary: al
ready liberal. W. IL T.
A good teacher will also perpetually
study the mental habits of big'. pupils, and
try to learn in' what things each is most
deeply interested. Every opportunity to
overhear the talk of children with one an
other, and note their characteristic ways
of " putting things,"'should be improved.
If the teacher can learn what particular
thing any child is deeply concerned in,
and get him to talk to him odriaper about
it, he may secure a genuine coMposition.
AU instruction about writing Aould be a
feeling after theSe topics of ;vital interest
to the scholar, and the enaanragement of
the - Most natural and characteristic way .
of vetting f t ob his ideas and feelings
about it. Errors in spelling and hatid
writing of e'iilne should always be no
ticed. The gtananatical correction is a
matter or far greater iinportanee; for no
are 'convinced that; in a majority of cases,
-
the naturalstyle of a child is destreyed
ist the effort to reduce Ins plifoimance to
a torirml grammatical propriaty..A.
Commrrrtnitan m Satoot.--We,
have the following good one from an au
thentic Immo: A. snli4xameittee of a
school board, not a thousand miles - tent
the city of Lynn, were examiphig a 'class
in a primary. schooL One of the commit;
tee to sharpen oL l t their wits, piopounded
the following o..ation:
"If had a MI
two-twelfths to
Isaac, twatwelfl
keep: half the
there be left?"
There was a pi
scholars, but fin
hand,as a signal
sorer.
EMI
"Well, sir, w
Speak up loud, z'
the committee
. The Plates,"
WEAT TO Ta -Rev.Charles Brooks,
father of the State Normal" Schools in
America, was itsken by a teacher this
question:
"What shall t teach my pupils?"
lle answered 4--" Teach- them very thor
oughly these fivr things:
"1. To live t ligiously. •
"2. To think l comprehensively.
"3. To reckon mathematically. • ,
"4. To converse fluently.
"5. To writelgrammatically. •
"11 you successfully teach them these
five things, youtivill nobly have done your
duty to your pupils, to their parents, to
your country, and to yourself. 7,
"Amen I" said the preteptor.
Pnoamots.—f 10 oxen can fetid on 4
acres of pasture for 6 weeks, aird.l4 oxen
can feed on 6 acres for 9 weeks, luivr many
weeks can 18 " l oxes feed on 8 =6'4 the
grass growing uniformly during the time?
A sells a horse, receiving therefor a note
for $lOO, due in one year, interest at 6%;
at the end of two months be sells the note
to B for $9O, sh; providing the note is
duly paid at maturity, what rate per cent.
per annum does B make on his money?
Answer in two weeks.
, As an Must • tion of the wide-spread
use of a certain popular title, it is related
that a gentleman recently stepped into a
saloon in Denver, and cried out in a loud,
cheery tone, "a1:111o! come, professor, take
a drink." Six! men sitting in the saloon,
at once arose and came- forward, while a
bootblack, whtise stand was just outside
the door, and a passing corn-doctor, smil
ingly accepted the invitation, and stepped
The averago percentage of attendance
fOr all the schtxAs ,of the county for the
past year was O. 'Only four counties in
the Slate make a better showing—Mifflin,
81: Mercer, 81; Crawford, 82; Erie,_ RS>
while the percentage of Cambria and
Carboit was only 65 each. The average
percentage of the State was 75.
Agassiz hating once spoken of fish be
ing the right food for men who had brain
work to • perfOrm,.a thick headed youth
asked how much the professor thonght he
ought to eat t 4 obtain the requisite brain
food i' A,gas4z, looking quizzically at
him said, "A ' 'nit two whales."
Miss o P. Gamble, of Ilarford
Susquehanna Co., has, been elected to a
position in the Athens Graded School.
Miss Gamble l i ras been connected with the
Soldiers' Orphan Scluxeat Ilarford, for a
number of yeitrs, and happening to know
of her success there, we congratulate the
people of Athens on their good fortune in
securing her.
A: L. 'wis and Miss Bell Lyon of
the bit. class :of gratluates:it Mansfield,-
have just el m.l a very succemftill term of
school at Orw6ll. , .
The school, l directors of. Athens town
ship have recently erected a very tine
school house at Sayre, at a cost of about
.
powE
BOOS
Having gi
Burz.vc OUR
EN
SUPERI
117 60
30 00
42' 40
e7OO 00
PART 1
GENTL
Made exp
Al
LADIES, I
BOYS A.
REA
EVE
We con
lion to thi,
. t
AP., 3 1 114-
pie, and should give
John s _ two-twelfths to
Harry, and would
ie myself; what would
i. found aftdy among the
i y one lad held up his
that be was ready to an-
t would there he ref!?
that all can hear," said
shouted, : -the hopeful fel-
Powell & Co.
IL L sz CO'.
e Just receivefl their
ING STOCK
BE
AND SHOES,.
l i en particular attention to this
rtment of our business. , .
GOODS Is RVEY INSTANCS
FROM MANUF477I74'S,
Dmzer'
And having a
THE HEAP' OF THE,
EPARTMENT,
feel confident 'that. no
R STOCK OF GOODS
exhibetect in any market.
We would call
ITLAR ATTENTION
to our stock of
MBNi' FINE SHOES
y for our sales and jtust opened.
to our Superior Stock of
MISSES, AND
RENS SHOES.
'D YOUTHS' SHOES IN
ER VARIETY THAN
t BEFORE• SHOWN.
enny intik your alien•
stock. ' -
iftainis.maLlwr!lnsma
WOE. SALE-CHEAP AND'ON
CQNVEZIJOrT rEladß.:
A blacksmith sad warn shop, with a twenty feet
water power atteebed. a. 'Very tlestrable balks
The'A an large And conYenieni, with neces
sary matht cry tor= on an extensive best-
MSS. A small oar d hew and one acre of
Land attached.
41f.110-oite other - water power on the same
stream. with a twenty-OW feet wheel, with saw
and lath
. wUI. all In good Winning 'older. This
property- will be sold together' with air scree of
land on which the mill stands. Jr -
ALSO—A BOTEL PROPERTY, with a large
two and onedian story house. With back buildings.
Main building 60.110. feet. with Au and content
ent ban. This property will 61 nom with one or
more acres Qf land. to snit pareasser.
ALSO—A FARM eontainint about 140 acres of
land. all - improved except is scram two dereulag
houses, two orchards, large MOM harm horse barn;
wagon house and sheds thefts. This property 13
Ina high state of coittratan.and the quality of
the land unsuSpaased In the county. , ,
The above described pibiertj is all desirably in.
rated and contenlent wishful! Valley Bail Bond.
/fir ic . or terms of tale ipply to the subscriber. at
.11yersburg. Bradford canny, Pa. -
apri4s. • REED MYER. ;,
-
gIITSOTEHAXNA COLLEGIATE
► IfISTITUTE.
TYie Spring Term or this Institution anti commence
April 6, 1875, with the pliowthif corps of evert-
- tn%lxA teaches:
EDWIN S. QUINLAN; PRINCIPAL.
Ancient Language*, ; Nalkanigtice and 15 nglish
Brainekes: , ,
E. L. niLLis, A. 8.,
Ancient Language*, Commercial and Scientific
Branthen. - .
MISS MARY E. MERRILY.; rnscErrazga,
Cantons and Higliet Engtiek.
MISS MARY I. 'MASON:
• , Common and ,Eligher Engltak.
. MLLE. J. Lr.QUIN.
PrrnO,Drateing and Painting.
MRS. O..A.IIALDWTN.'.
Vocal Xu.ile and Nice Culture.
MISS MINNIE C;MOWES„
Ins ruutental 41(tuie.
The customary chtssideatimeof students will take
place and classes be organised to such of the higher
and common branches as the needs of the students
may demand.' Especial attention given. to those
desiring to prepare for business: college, or for
teaching. Regular Instruction In Drawing anti
Vocal Musie, free of charge.: Excellent advanta
ges la bustramental MUS and Voice Culture.
Expenses per term I
for hand, tuition, fuel, lights,
and washing. from 144 to poi Rooms for dormito
ries recently newly carpeted, rprovided with new
heating apparatus and arranged in sults, with bed
rooms adjacent to sitting rooms, far surpassing any
previous accommodations. pinion for day stu
dents from .1 to 110 per term. ,
For further particulars address or call upon the
principal, E. E. griataa, 'Towanda, Pa.
Ifil.t.xn Fox, Pres. licarefrustees. Capri-75:
THE REMI;C`GTO.:NIN
The REMINGTON SEWING MACHINE has
sprung rapidly intiy-faror as posiessing the best
combination of good qizalltics, namhly Light run
ning, smooth, noiseless, Tapia, durable, with Lock
Stitch. .It is a Shuttle Machine, With Automatic
Drop Feed. - •
REMINGTON NQ.-•
I -
A Machine for family use., In the ;third year of its
existence, has met with a More rppld tartrate at
ratio of sales than any machine on the market,.
•
RE3IINGTON N.
Is Machine for manufactiming nil fatally nve,
(ready for delivery only since June. l 871.) for range,
perfection, and , variety of, work. la :without a rival
lit family or Workshop.
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Send fin' clrulas to
REMINGTON SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
ILION;: NEW YORK.
BRANCH OFFICES 'pF nEiIINGTON
CO3IPANIES.
,
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BA G
lEMINTON* SONS, = .
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REMINGTON AG,,-00 3 .. i - ,
241 ts 283 Breadway N.,Y.,"Artns.
Madison Square, N. Y., Sewing Machines. ' ,
Chicago, «17 State St., S. Machines and.Arnis.
-Balton, 332 Washington St., Seising Machipes,
Chicinatti, 181 West 4th St., Sewing Machines.
17tIea, 120 Genesee St., Sewing Machines.
- Washington,D. C.,521 7th St-Sewing Machines.
1.4 ... t .,„ ita, Gs:, DeCilvea'Opera Mouse, Marietta
St., Sewing Machines.
J. A. DECKER.. G. 31. DECKER
'\ . •
NEW FIR\
• The uoderslgned having p rehaled the goods and
leased the store lately occupledNhy Jilting Wolff, re
epectfuhy Write the uttentlon °Utile public to their
large stock of'
N -, .
READY MADE -CLOTHING
suttabte tor Spring trade
From. our experlunce fn . the. business we are con
fident that we shall: be able to MeCt-tboyauts of our
customers.
Our assortment of
BOYS CIOTIIING,
cannot be equaled by any other establishment
NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA,
And our prices for
ALL 431c1:_,ODS
Deft corOetlap
ill - Remember, Ike keep everything In the line
GENTS , ' ,FLTANISIIING GOOISS,
FELT AM) EVE HATS. CAPS, GLOVES,
CANES. MANY/KV:Ik:FS, &c
Remember tfie place, the old stand of Vox k Met ,
ear, corner of p a
and fine Streets.
DECKER .BROTHERS.
Towanda, March 17.15:
A MISTAKE,
«'e find very : ,many are of the
opinion that , - we jhave gone out of
business. If they will call on, ns
one Door North Of ;McCabe's & Ed
wards Grocery Stpre, they will find
us on hand with large Stock, of
MEN AND BOYS CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING GOODS
IN GREAT VARIETY
All of whieh.we will sell at
VERY LOW PRICES
We say without fear of contradic
tion, we have the hest stock of
FINE SHIRTS NECKTIES,
HATS AND CAPS, -/
Kept in Towanda
Special Rates tip Country'lifereh
ants Grangers, and
. all others that
.iniChtlyin quantities.
•
• .1.
APfit 1/4111
ffill
-
ItirEANS HOUSE, TOWANDA: I
JTJL. ; • •
- CORXis Aim inn,4l! "Tani; •
Irbil POW, if&4oeSio *44 Of an limit: - or, taw'
home, main d whisk lola vf 1111% llama okr
. . , ""P edcir Tr i 7' " VitM e itr ,s.
Towanda, Jan. 13,14. : Zropkitor.
ELWML HOUSE, TOWANDA,
l'A.,
• • C. N. WILSON
Having teased tbili WON IS wow ready is seem
modaie the travelling public. No *tante expense
win he spared to give witistaetion to those who mei
give him a U. ,
slat, of Public Bquate. east of liefenes
new Work. ,
BETHLEHEM, PA.
LW
such as
HIRAM TAYLOR. -
11
ME
*Ws sad Isitarsati,
"OLD 3fORAVIAN RUN ',INN,"
BUILT 17g.
Stiehl in historical interests, it la the hal l . building
hi tbe comity except Independencehonored
by the sojourn within its wells:of Washington. La'
Payette. f.ee and other patriots of the Revolution.
This popular hotel has recently changed hands.
been improved, entirely refurnished, sad the pro
prielor cordially Invites his friends , and traveling
puoitc to give him a call—no pains will be spared to
render their stay comfortable., People en roots for
Philadelphia will find it convenient to spend the
night here, reaching the city about eight in the
morning. A sample room on-the Arst floor, for the
accommodation of commercial agents.
C. T. MOTH,
Proprietor.
Sept. 4,13.
DINN ING ROOMS
IN CONNECTION WITH THE BAKERY,
•
NEAR' THE COURT HOUSES
We are prepared to feed the hungry at all times
of the day andreolog. • Oysters ono Ice Cream In
their tteattotta. -
March 311,10. D. W. SCOTT k CO.
NEW ARRANGEMENT
A TIIE_FIRST WARD BAKERY.
MILS: MIRY E. KITTREDGE
purchased tqe stock and fixtures of D. A.=
Cowles . ' llakery, has refitted the establishment and
purchased an entirely
•
NEW STOCK ' OF GOODS,
Suited to the trade, such as
Groceries, Teas, Coffees, Dried Fruits,
Canned Fruits, Candies, Confec
tionery', Fresh Bread, Biscuit,
Rusk, RollEi,
A neat and attractive
• ICE CREAM. SALOON
Will be opened In connection with the establise
ment, where ladies and gentlemen can always and
the nest cream and other delicacies of the season
•
THE DINING ROOM
Has been refurnished, and will at all times be sup
plied with substantial eatables, which will be served
at reasonable ratee. ' Farmers and others whiting'
town will and this a convenient, place to supply the
wants of the Muer man.
• MARY E. KITTREDGE.
Towanda, mdil =,1441. •
Grallo9 ad Provide=
NO TICK HERE !
But the very best goods of all Mods kept by any
nrst-class Epee*, and sold Down, Down. Down.
STRICTLY FOR CASII
The chohiest
TEAS, APICES, MOLASSES,
SYRUPS, SUGARS,
COFFEES, itc.,
Received Va fre'sh from'the New York Market,
and bought at the very lowest cash prices.
Haring been engaged for the Lsstthree years with
a First-class Wholesale grocer 1b New York.; have
Facilities for buying coy goods so that I can mate
it an object for an CABII 1117YE8S call and
SEE MY STOCK AND PRICES
Beture purchasing elsewhere.
I WILL,PAY-CASH FOR PRODUCE
B. M. OWEN" - -• '
RED, WHITE AND BLTIESTORE, BRIDGE-fit
GROCERY AND PROVISION
STORE.
& EDWARDS,
WHOLESALE AND DETAIL
Dealers la
FAMILY OADVtRiES,
•
•
• -
St E RCUIVS NEW BLOC]
We do not deem It necessary to enumerate all th em e
dllierent articles we keep. Our assertMent
ALWAYS COMPLETE.
We sellnottaug but
FIRST CLASS GOODS.
CASH PAID FOR FARMERS' PRODUCE.
tnebl-70
C. B. PATCH,
WHOLESALE AID RETAIL
DIALER 13T
GROCERIES AND PK VISIONS,
'fOWANDA, PA.
The best brands of
FLOUR ALWAYS ON HAND.
The highest price paid for Ott kinds of
COUNTRY' PRODUCE.
PUTTER, POULTRY,_- GAME,
ZaPoeta ] attention flakilte Linn esters.
delimed f.ree of Oisme anywhere In
-• 4the Iloneisa. • -
!
Janll-7L
THE PLACE 'l l O BUY YOUR
AND
HORSE FIXINGS GENERALLY
Is al C. r. DATOWS La; the store lately occupied
Julius Writhes a Clothing More. liartngremared
my establishment to more thnimodlons and coma
ntent quarters, E respectfully invite my old ehoM•
ants, and all in want of anything in the line of
HARNESS SADDLES , WHIPS,
N 1 TS
cofive e treater eattraect that ?roan the fa
ell am I pewee tor putrbasing stork s I east do a
better job, at a toter Wee than any ether abb.
Ihounest In the toasty. s • •
Lco'f 101 3 4 the Obi! , eta d9or 'I 9 18 4 ,
WAIFS, Sioaut, . .
. 4. • - it:4, 9 oEgirs
worm
Xbe I Nyilielowbgrthe younti4
abalblebbie saw Moly wept by lobs Carstaa,
=r ie s 4nbiesVitry=ptifirentill=4"l
MILL GiEARINGS
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS ,
MANDRILLS,
11141 rot
Mill Irons madn'to order,
ENGINES. REPAIRED.'
And wart vsersated tOrlve satbfaction.
~ 1 I
of the latest and moat Improved kinds numuthetr
ed and kept couttandy rer Ipind and ready for use
.4
SIDE4I4Ik, IRON ANLCWOODEN IMAMS
of all Idixds.
. • CULTIVATORS, II
'CORN PLOUGHS'YAND PLOT H
POINTS ' ' 1, -
- i
I'
4 . :./t all ends. and the latest Improvement % l ei*
ea ttarl.
1
11.14 Q 01) & C 0 - .1%1 P A N
etta
continue to manufacture their celebrilted
HORSE POWERS & CLEANERS,
And will sells better, malllne for leas money than
can be bad elsewhere In the world. We claim for
our machines that they will do as much, or mote,
than any ether, and more. durably built. We per
sonally superintend our work and see that it Is well
done. We will send •
' -
DESCRIPTIVE;cATALOGVES
of our Machine" on application.
ONE & TWO HORSE POWERS,
One and two • hong Threashera and
. Separators, Thresher and !.
Cleaners..
FANNING MILLS,';
,
CIRCULAR AND ;DRAG SAW MILLS /
Saw snd Grist *ill work done)to
order. Give us a call before
purchasing elsewhere.
'Vd 4. 00 011103firtill
"00
Aug.l,t9 • ,
•
TOWAI.IDA, PA
JAMES AteCARE,
W.M. EDWARDS.
Such as
FM
• C. B: PATCH.
iiNDRY AHA'piE=SHOP.
SHINGLE MACHINES
PLOUGHS
't CHURN PpWERS,
LAllde AND SIZE.
Mil
STOVE CASTLIOS
CELLAR RRATES,
BLED AND SLEIGH-SHOES,'
LARGE KETTLES,
And sll kinds of castings tarnished ist
March MEANS k ROCKWEL
NEW CARRIAPE FACTORY !
Opposite the _new Jail,
TOWANDA, PENN'A.
HENRYi
Reapectfully announces to7-tnalrlends and patrons,
that he has 1 1 '
NEW BRICK CARRIAGE FACTORY
'Where he will coastal:all keep on hand a full assort
meal of
FAMILY GARRIAGES,
TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES,
PLATFORM WAGONS,
TROTTING MATS, AND SKELETONS
Made of the best materfal 'andllanisbedin the best
city style., Ills leng,expertenee In city Can
stage Factories gives him a decided
adrantage.orr others In the
FINISH, STYLE ;AND DURABILITY
Of wagons. All be asks is an
INSPECTION OF , lIIS WORK
Prerhxis to purehaslng elsewhere
ALL WORK WARRANTED TO GIVE
PERFECT BATISFATION.
•
Thankful for the libsral patronage_formerly. oz•
tended and respectfully ask a continuance of the
woe.
IMI
• •I
C,
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDEMTO-
-
AT REDUCED PRIC E S
HENRY STULEN
Towanda, Jan. 8.784
WAGONS i t , WAGONS!
WAG ON S.l
I keep on hand a large assortine,t of
WAGON
=1
WIIIICU I 'WILL.
SELL 'CHEAPER
Than any other establishment in the
country.
IWAGONS ANDCARRIAGES
Of every' , descrip t ion mannfaetn
to order on short notice.
JAMES - BRYANT.
Timasub. 144'
DOOK BTIST6BRY
Respectftlly Warned that Bindery
teen removed to the Baronsin Building,
BOA story, where wuk be done •
,
BOOK,-BINDING
to rtt Its news tztanehee, on terms as reasonable
as tae ..and nines" will allow. The Bindery will
be Slade: the charge of
IL C. WHITAKER,
An experienced Binder, ' anti all work will be
promptly dame in a style and manner which cannot
be- excelled. Music, Magazines, Newspapers. Old
Books., Le, bound in erery style. ParticuLz
lion will be paid to theMMlng and Binding of •
• • BLANK BOORS,
to anideslred pattern, which In qnatity and dom.*.
blltty will be wirrauted:
work will be rag ioriellieti when
The et the ;abate ts,ealletted, ease per.
he( litisteitteeet .
_ - ••• $
TIT RITE R-ar . ,:a.OA - D•10* .
.
vuotaviiux AND avAn,
DRU,GGISTOI
rAiTQXII BLOCK,
ToW,WDA, PE4Npi.
ACIDS:
EXTRACTS.gxErhuuAit
rowaL GUMS,
ornurs,
TING. • _
TURES, .
' ' WINES, •
3 , . And tre: isration ot
s of ',l
DYE STUFFS,
MACHINE OILS,
KEROSENE,
• - • &C.,
'PURE WINES
.AND
for medielmil pitßoGes,
TOBACCO, SNUFF, CIGARS, be
POPULAR PATENT - MEPICINFA
and a fine assortment , of
TOILET AND FANCY GOODS.
More than UIII2AI Cite Ii given to the compound
beg of prescriptlouv. Open on Sunday from 9A. M.
tO IP. X" and from 6 r. m.• to 7 P. 31. •
Dr. Nauru. tan be consulted at the store on Sat
urday of each week, as heretofore.
'D. If: TtIIfWER,
' IV._D. GORDON.
may 7-72.
Hardware, Croc err, kc.
BARGAINS IN STOVES !
r .
TINWARE,
HARDWARE,:
IRON AND, PAINS,
- _
CAR ; PENTE'R'S TOOLS,
GLASS,
I '
&C., --- kb.? *C.>
GIVEN TO Am. PUltelLt§EttS FOR
at
-
11. T. JUNE'S
HARDWARE STORE,
TOWAN DA, PA. .
deci743.
( a 7
A. BLACK,
..
CROCKERY OF -,VARIOUS
ANWAS LOW AS THE LOWEST
GLASSWARE,
TABLE CUTLERY;
SIEVER PLATED WARE;',
WOOD WARE,
STONE WARE,
I would say to the public that on any goods kept In
stock 1 will not be undersold.
7. •
Febl9-74.
lateellazteons Advertisements.
!!!!!!MEIMI
NOTICE.
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE;
SPECIAL TA XE S
May 1,1871, to Aprll . 3o, 1876.
The • revised Statutes of the United States, Sec
tions 323:, 3=7, =A, and 3".39, require every person
engaged in any business; avocation, or employment
which renders him liable to a , •
, -
PROCURE AND PLACE''
CONSPICUOUSLY IN
1118 ESTABLISHMENT OR
A STAMP denoting the payment of said SPECIAL(
TAX, for the Special Tax. year beginning May
1875, before commencing or. continuing Masiness
after April W. 1575. •
THE TAXES EMBRACED WITHIN THE PRO
VISIONS OF THE LAW ABOVE
QUOTED ARE THE
-FOLLOWING,
•
VIZ:
:Rectifiers x'oo 00
Dealers,' retail liquor
'"
Dealers, wholesale liquor -
Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale
Dealers in mitt liquors, retail
Dealers in teat tobacco - -
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco
And 6n sales of over 41,000, fifty cents for
every dollar In excess of 11,000,
Dealers In manufactured tobacco
Manufacturers of stills
And for each still manufactured
And for each worm manufactured
Manufacturers of tobacco
Mannfacturers of :cigars - - - - 10 00
Peddlers of tobacco, fled clan .(more than
two horses or other animals) - 50 00
Peddlers of toleicetvseeoltd 0 00 1 OW4 horses
or other anlma le • - . -
Peddlersof(tkpone horse or
Other animal) - - •- - 11 A
Peddlers oftobacco, fourth - class-(on foot or
public conveyance) - - 10 00
Diewers - Of less than "barrels - - 50 00
Bri___Lweriso _ re _or more - 100 00
--~~
Aer_r4rseik ,liable; who shall tall to cum ply
h' the Riregoln ' ulsrments will be snoject to
severe penalties. . O
Persons or II liable to to pay any of the Specild
ez req
Taxes nem above,' must apply to GEO. DELI.
MONTH E, Collector, of Internal Revenue at
Penna.. And pay for and procure the
8 - Tax Stamp or Stamps they need, prior to
_.. yI, ICS, and WITHOUT PIIRTRE NOTICE/
J. W. DOUGLASS, !
Commissioner of Internal Re'venne:
OPTICS OP INTERNAL REVENUE. - -
WASHINGTON, D. C, February I. ISM, .
.31ch•=073. ,
FOILSALE.
i. -_--
very desirable Rouse, Lot, Barn, &c., for sale.
LOT LARGE AND BUILDINGS FIRST-CLAPS
tocated, on South Main Shoat. Towanda, Pa.
For further particulars enquire of the undersigned.
apei-75„ HENRY MUMS.
. _
CA IT T 10 N:--Wbereas, my. wife,
Frit:ices.' Palma, has left my bed and board
withoutjust cause or provocation, this Is tomintiou
and forbid all persons from harboring or trusting
her on my account, as I will pay no debts contract
ed hi her idler Ibis date.
CHARLES POD{ EL L .
-
Towanda. Minh 23, 1875-w2o. •
ER SALE. OR RENT,-4 house
- , . spina on Second Street, Middle Ward: de
location. Also a largo dwelling home to
rent to one or more families. roomiest.: Waited
and well eMint with water. Invite at eh Wee.
--Stank MTh
. . ,
mad
ALCOHOL,
All the
OFFERS
PATTERNS,
DIRD CAGES,
•'
_ BASKETS,
GLASS SHADES,
0. A. BLACK.
SPECIAL TAX, TO
PLACE OF BITkNES,S,
ME
IV . A. C A. "M
. 13 ER LIN.
Des in
D• I A AI 0 N D
- skid
TWINE JEWELRY',
and
WATCHES AND CLOCKS
' TOWANDA, PA.
.Junet.'l4. \
Ell
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
M. HEN.ISLEMAN,
Dealer In
FINt AMERICAS :AND SWISS
GOLD AxD SILVERIVATC'HES,
FINE 'JEWELRY,
STERLING SILVER
SILVER PLATED. WARE
CLACKS,
FROM TUE CiIEAPF,ST TO TUE BEST
MD.SILVER STEEL
ICLEK & EYE GLASSES
SPECT
'orth of Dr. Porter & Son's Drug store
Main Street,
MMEE!
TOWA.NDA,PA.,
ME
iswNTS FOlt ALL ,
PR
JEWELRY STORE
NEW
• :A. ROCKWELL'
recclrlog in addition to bls large stock
of jcirtlry,
INE GOLD SE Thl, •
ri=m2
I.
PIN 5,
Nlis,
RINGS,
STUDS,
I=
RICAN AND SWISS W.NTC DES.
C AM
AND SILVER WATCHES,
GOLD
SILVERI`LATEDWARE OF AL L , VARIETI ES
G OLIN. Sliver AND STEEL SPECTACLES
SILVER AND PLATED RINDS AND CILAR*S
CLOCKS OF ALL VASIETIES
at the lowest prices.
Watehi Clock and .Jewelry repairing done in the
best manner, and warranted.;.
Thanes for a liberal patronage and hope to merit a
continuance of the same.
novl2-73
SPECTACLES! SPECTACLES
AEEIiDEL TINTED
TTIeSe Lenses have the power of Protecting the
Eye from IRRITATION' arising from Light; aC7
Sompanied by Rear. Under Tillson's American and
English letters patent. , •
REASONS WITY TILE
ARUNDEL TINTEDSPETACLES
- 81101..T_LD BE PREFERRED TO ALL OTHERS
. . ~.
`They havethe power of Arresting the heat-Itay
of Solar and ArtlfiClitl 'Light before entering the
Eye., .
, They are Violet Tinted, yet so constrn . ctc4,l:4t4
when applfell to the Eye appear colorless. , '
The high and low numbers are the same tin
W.V. A. CHAMBERLIN
•
OM
100 00
OLE E L E'R ,
50 00
Z) 00
25 00
500 00
TOWANDA, P.A..
300
30 00
- 5.1
XOO
10 00
yMERICAN & SWISS WATCHES
2300
STERLING smyER SPOONS AND FORKS
ROGERS BROS.CELEBRATED RISER IVARE
FINE GOLD JEWELRY, &C., &C
OPPOSITE COVET 110LTSE,
Nov. 12,14
4
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL.
WAY.—Dtreet route North and Routh tijo
lialthnore, Wasidngton, Philadelphia and all points
South; also to Butso, Niagara Falls. Suspension
Hedge, Rochester, Syracuse, and all points East
And West on the New York •Central Batirwd, and
the Canadas. ' -
itirOn Juni atter Janua4 1,1875, trains trill tear,
and arrive at Elmira, as follows:
AWE PROM Tna NORTIL , LEAVE EORTIIWAOD,
ACCOM ' 10. W A.M. xortltern Ex.. 12,15 P.m.
Southern Er.... 10.03 P.L. Aim" . • 7.15'A.1,i.
Nrmsport aec., ISA P.xt Ace.... ' 0.60 P. sa
AleE PROM TILE SOUTIL, , LEAVE sOUTICWARD..!
IsonthenrEx:;lo.os P. M.
N'thern 1':X..:12.15 P. 11. W'insport Ace 4.00 P. 34 .
Elmira Ma11....10.15 P.M. Day Ex - 8.35 .a.3n,
Ili" Northern Espress north and Southern Eir
press south. are. through trains betwen Rochester
and Baltimore. The Morning anti Evening Accom
modation north connect at Canandaigua with
for Roenesrer aptl the 'Fails.
G. CLINTON GARDNER, GUM AP.
ED. S. , YOUNG, Gen. ram Agt., Baltimore, MIL
MRS. OLMSTEAD has renioVed
to the rooms formerly occupied by Mrs;
Fletcher, on the north side of Bridge street, whe nf
she will 'be pleased" to see , all who are la waat o
sewing of say description.' Kea sad boy's 00
facil, fa tie Dist assianett
EMSNMNISMO
SILVER WARE
'kc
EMI
Also
Mil
i.T THE
CITARItig;
NECKLACES,
MEI
1. 1
W. A. ROCK ELL
AGENT
DEALER IN
W, A. CHAMBERLI'
I ;
O OUR i'ATAO3Ic4 '
. ,
AEU:'(.lt: • CO.,
PROTO(iRAPHERS,
• TOWANDA,
-
Grateful for tho generous patronage of the
past year, would Inform' , all uranttng PicturrA
:that we are still aiding CO our titabilstunent
INPROV
•
And adapting tried , and app's-oiled modes
pidritingi and retouching in order to secure
_
FINER PHOTOGRAPS Tlif.AN . EVER.
, .
. .
ti iB4o eutaThe of the cities,' and that we nlak4
His anerlany in enlarge all kinds of Pietnro& to
any laze desired, and nnlsh In Water 'Color,.
.4tdia Ink, or In 0141111 the -';
,
1 EST : sTYLES AND VEnri,ow rilificr.s,
.
1 .. 'l,V'e also endeavor to take all. the tins ! possllo,
tri making chlldrens pictures,: so as to scrum, the'
teat reaults. Vi. li
I We are constantly addimfro our stock of '
1
I. ~ 1? BA. Ilf•E 13' - - 1
, 1
A , ll new patterns and tasteful stylei, and ter:
Mat them at a small advance teem cost pricei,
,-, ,
I, IMay 14,13
• _
MOMSEMM
• • t
t
IF YOU itIVISII.-Tf) BUY OR
sell! Houses, Farms, Lots or 3111 l
Property, or if you wio - to lend 9r
borrow Money on "teal estate Of
other security, forn short time, or a
term of years, or if you wish ! rents
of houses or other ProPerty collectc - 11
A
and we offer; superior facilities
•
kir the_ prompt transietion of such
business.. We liaVe now a fine list
' of property for sale, anch those seek-
Kstate Investments in
•
either town or country, will do well
tO call on us.
-! • !
A. J. NO - 13LE Si CO.,
• Real Estate and Loan Agents
t'ennce -on 31a1n Street, oppyilte eoors
TOwaatia, Pi.,
utarld-74tf. 1 ,
INSURE A . 1. 1 ,1, KINDS OF
• PROIERTY
AGAINST LOSS 011 I/ ' l+3l - AGE; WI
FIRE AND .IJ llTNI\(.;
We represent tiver Fifty Millions Capital
Old Eni/Ith acid Rome Curnraili.
LIFE INS LTStINCE,
ti THE OLDEST ASD L.,6,:EOEST STOrK AND
MUTUAL coMPANIEs IN THE , ,
UNITED STATES,
, t
• •
ACCIDENT INSKRACE,
. 1
from one day M one year. ' • ,
I
. -- NQ L BLE & LINCENT
febli- - 3
A4veitisements:
-! COAL ! COAL!
Eiceellartecras ,
C0 7 1.L1 COA
THE
OLD TOWANDA. CO 1L ' 11'D
•
PIERCE & [s — C 0T V •
. . ~
Take pleasure In aittiotineing, ito their, friend-rand
!the -public generally; that they; are prepared 1. , (pr.
iiish may of the following named Coat:: in ipiaiti:-
ties .to suit purelia.;iet.t., Ihorriughly sereen.! and
I
islateiVanit at as low rates . aitlat any yard ii, T‘,.
!wanda. We keep the best teals from, the i'11t , .,, , 1, ;
,and Wilks-Barre inluei.i. I! . ,
i • 1
1 ' SITLLIV _-IN ' AN:TIIRACITE
- _ 1 •
CO ; At; • .
all slzes, from tnldes IU t.tilllvan County.
SMITH AND! STOVE., COAL,
Edam the" 014 !La - clay anes. Wear Sole . Agent 4.
f "
. • . • -•
We keep on hatul the
BEST ALLENTOWN
l i t Ito -
THE BEST COPLAY CEIIF,ST
. ,
. , . .
All orders left at the stores of Long & Steven....
F. J. eatkinß; Third Ward, Xliby's Drug Store, ~r
at our Office, ,corner or River and Ellzatieth.,s„:"l,..
will redeye prompt atiention_ r - .
.
PLEASE OIVE 11.1 A CALL.
• • 1 1 ''&. S. PIERCE.
W3[. SCI.Err
IME
NE - IV FLOURIN-G MILL
IN SIIESIIEQI3tN,
Tina subscriberiives no4ce that his new ,
• •
STEAM 1 . 14017g1G
•
. ,
A n ow In'sneecbsf:fol o peratio n .e and that Ile r .l , ‘ I.rc
pared to do all work in his line , on silort. notice.
, . •
I ./
•
CCUSTOMGI:END ING DONE ON THE I
DAY THAT IT IS: ItECEICED
El
• •
Wheat, rtuek - wheat 'and Rye 'Flour, Corn Med
Feed. Bran, &C., alwap on hand and
• i and hir sale at lowest rates. ~11;t
warrieuLmt .NOTlCE;—Persons living nn
the vest side of the river desiring to patronize lily
mill, trill have their ferryage, paid both Wary When
they hang gusts 01 ten bushels and upw4r.h.„
104,4
W a9n 0 DD I
AT TUE i
NEW YORK BOOT AND SIME
STORE,
?ill. 3 , PITTOF BLOCK.. ;
•
'• 1311DGE
• ;
IS -- iteivik* one 'Of the largest zini
- . beSt•stoek of . 1
Ii •
BOOTS ; S
IT 0 E - Si
Ever brought ;into' Towanda, Which
is Offering at the very lowest,
'prices for CASH, consistin g
of Gents Calf; Kip and
Stog,a ] , Boys Calf.
•BOOTS . , •
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•LADES, , MISSES lAN D ,quILDREN'S SIOES
Of.all.kincis, all bOiight direct frOu
Manufaettireig; and 'hand Anade, all
goods warranted. .1 A'. full .stock lof
LEATHER'( ANP
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•Thanks for past ; favors; I
continuance oil the swine.
Towanda, -May 1,72
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Ifavitig bought 'ale business et 3lr. P. ppi,.s l ..
croak) respectfully call the attention of the p - 'll` l°
of Towanda and vicinity, to theft place of busluee:
vitrro can - be fotuul ac all times 3 tre,h and fun
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We propose to tierote our wlede time to out bird.
ness,Ml hope to merit a share of patrumig,v. -
. %Elea.% give us a call.' -•- • • •
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Vain St., two doors South of rerv l l ,4 Fo.'
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