h
II
I:adtziiis of Sviiie
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A cOrrespOndent asks the Rural
Ncir,Yarker, to, give a •list,bf the di
seases iwhlch Offectswine,Or to iee
omme*l ,hins to soin.4 - Work that Will,
with diagnO - sispreventives and' ruin
edies, j This is ratker, fc
request, nor-Rove -- corriplrivib..
for the'lvasonsl that we do not know
all - thel• diseases of swine, nor any,
published work which gives-thern.
. But.-We can do better. We can as-
serf, 'Without fear of contradiction,
we think. that !there is no need that
a hog or-pig should :be diSeased ;that,
.most, if 'not- of the diseases of
Awine are caused as follows :`
1. )3j• Want„Of proper food at the
proper time, consequent upon the
lack of;lotowledge of the physiology,
nature and demands of the animal.
. By 'want of,proper protection
From exiosure to the elements ; for
too large a proportion of farmers
treat's Wine as if they lacked all sen
sitiveness to ; climatic conditions,
Which !would kill-a man if he were
: exposed .to the same. is a mistake
that' too many people, make, that
highlYifed: animals are so 'much more
hardy and can endure, so much morel
exposury than mankind with impu-1
nity,[ - bar civilized animals require,
proportionately, as great. an amount'.
' of protection`-and attention to: their
treatment as the civilized
man. ' _
3.. TO epitomize, -therefore, swine
' requir; good, Wholesome food, varied
in character, according to .the sea
son;l ,
intre water ; -protection from
I 4orni.4 and cold (as well as from the
extreJe heat the sun.) . protection
frorn j.mderiat innueuces, and to be
:kept elk..Aan, warm. and dry.
• have never known a sti ine
- herd,WhO observed these.conditions
who did not succeed in havinghealth,
tall swine. unless he purchased
That 'had inherited disease. -If
dur eorrespondenh, therefore, will se
•tre h . - • 1. 1 t heseconditions of
1;5 swine
,s . ,lealti we imagine he will have little
• need tia study-,The diseases of swine,
r prvetiee as a physician upon them.
S.tiled;..on of Lambs for Breeding
_ ' • A , ?..esterl, New York correspon 7
dent cif' the 'fi
.' icarro Lice Stock Jour:-
t sol. 4Hys : “'By keeping only the
c'-t eiVe,laiibs. a eontinual improve
: mem ink.he style lifid. quality of the
. [ 'll , )ck: thay 1!r -qxpe6ted ; • provided,. al
:'-v.-a vs-:, I that good rains are Used.
'l'hureipre alit lambs to be reserved
,• '.l)!..bilicling •should,„ if possible, lie
. -plit,.a - • tile 'time of separation from
lit e
,c .. iNles. into a separate pasture from
'AL.' r - cft of the flock. Putting in
.with
Ihenti tame, dry ewei or weather, so
that - tlhey . - can be- taught to come
,• -tdili- . lt, -Cie' lllnv breeders
•- . -. , call.
Put-a o.,otf(fli into the pasture where
the hubs are put for weaning, and
i_lity,tirc fed - bran or oats onbe a day
until winter. ',Such Men always h ave
--, • , . t, - : heavy
,:;cepltnat slum. fleeces, and
1 i,,, 11,, n „it, by , c . any lambs before
'--piin . , 4 fm ro num*, or "pale dis
, aa:-e..i. But if ! the lambs are put into
,! - i,.. - .4 m. other pasture that - is up to
,
:I,,'ir ev,•s. they do Very well without
'll , ' le an. The .eWcs should be put
into 4ther :-.liOrt , feed I'm: a few days
:t ft er_tW.i 111mbs arc taken away, until
i ;lc,fliiwof• milk has ceased, and they
i
~avc liq't' , ) 111e dry. Then let them be
hot•orldv Overhauled and examined
. in'l Of . si-lio-e teeth are getting nar
' ,-,-.- 441 1 ,- )ol-:e. and.those that do not
~,.
7 iA. , , , 110.;' , ,00d lamb .; should he sepa
. :,,le(1 from the re 4 and . put into good
' i',1 , 1.- iii•that' they can lie fattened for
, -.1,e hntcher. Usually there are
• ,11 , 111 IA - y(larling and,' two year old
,•v,„,-., , ,, that have- never had•lambs, ; to
take the place in the flock of the old
:IA iniprofitahle ewes, so that, the
flock -•:111 1R• kept up to the required
ifinuber.- , . - - .
I f ii,o, ,ch•ctitql. of the breeding
',lock is left. until later than August, -
. the hollow plaeos of coarsely built
-.-- 1
i -Iteep l ileeome I.;o filled out with -wool.
.that 'it - is t inu•ir more difficult -to
. i t,,w
u.. ou 1.11
t 65,1
that are not perfect
-in sliipe. and as a Consequc , nce the
flock (!if,latillos' is apt_to he somewhat
,
ilitleven. Indeed, some..prtfer to se
l.,ct their breedincr:ewes at shearing
time. ratlirs than• later.
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11o1 1 ,' :To NIA KE A VALUABLE IZ Eelz :
'1•E1; very bousekeeper,Riould
11:1 ve: recipe book—a book fo
r r ibn , a, rad ual growth
, ,
pro veil excel enee, and we prom
re to our lady readers how to
•
•
One. ; •
F., in the - first place buy a .b!ank book
,' ital write your' name and the date on
tletir. t lea. Divide , the book into
; [ is many different departments as you
iti h, heading each page with:the de
-I):irtment to which it belongs, as fOl
lows : j. fort leaning, recipes
for ptips, recipes i foecoOking-meats,
rk:•cipeS for cake, and so on through
cooking,. Then comes cook
in r the sick, care of the sick, and
all the'vario l ulifings that area part
id'a .roman's', duty, and for -which
i:iffortUnately, there is no school but
c,xl)erien6e. Number - your `'pa g es if
''clwy :ire not Anunumbered in the lfegin
-11 Make au, index, leaving
blank paces in the index to corres
i end with blank erVs . . between de
i'.artments which you, do not intend
t , ) 11111 immediately. Write under
li:e 2 e different heads every recipe
wluch you have actually tried, ofLthe
~- ; 4;idt of which you have seen in,ithe
houses bf- roar friends, and enter;the
pie iii the index. _
:11. 1 .01:111:4:011. WIIEAT.—The
waro state Journal says: "Wher-
L-verloraanie Matar . abaimds in the
free use of bones and ;potash
1 1 4 speedily restore it to - its original
lii. sandy soils organic
rnatter in - the form of peat, muek or
l of mold, should lie combined with
t:•• *ones and ,potash., The finerthe
I , ones ,are ground the more speedy
their detion: If the bones are ground
in a raw state, that is, without steam
infi• or burning, and ground very fine
4 11 a mixed- with three times their
of fine muck, or peat, or leaf
,thold,:and kept moist for three weeks
liefore being used, they will generate
the' ammonia necessary to the
rapid growth of
,Wheat or other crops
16;110a the ition of other sub
-tlne,Cs. 7
• Co CommENDED.--Hay.-
ttiOrhil! , hly tested coal ashes I
:{;sure fhiose. infi.rested that if
. 11-bile the leaf
. is wet with
tiewt.or rain. (or if -necessary'sprink
h.,lll„ith water,) it tryrevent the
r:Lvn-ges of the• eurrant4orm; and
al=o do I (...xecedingly good service in
'ease titc'Yelloxv-,and black fly trouble
the IVines; - va." melons, cucumbers,
..•iitinsli,,toraatel : and i*ato.
4 THERE is no prnucler,rionient in a wo
wans lifeAiine,•-than when shei gets her
spring bonnetione week ahead of her fe
maleneighbors.
11 .
COM)!ITTEi of A S SOC IATE I:ETTORE ;,.
-E. - E. QLINiiAI, W. Hi Tllpmetiotc
J. C. CRAwtonD, E. L. Hums,
A. A. tiENIT. • - • •
- (ALL (4), mmunintions Intended to be Inserted's
this desyrtlitent.i should be sent to the chairman of
the 'committee. E. E.QtINLAN Towasela. - and
will-be hirwarleo by him to the Editor ID dame
nr the ettsaing areal -
THE following coirespondence contains
'so many valuable hints, that we insert it
in the Educational Department : -
31v TIZE.III Tuamotu: When we last
parted,' yoti aske4 me' to write ; to you,
and I readily promised that I would; but
1 had no thought at the time to write eo
Sion. you may remember that you once
said to me : ' team now, so that you
may teach by4und-bye.',' I did not think
much OF it at the tiine, but I have often
thought of it lance, and now I with in the
shortest time! possible to qualify, myself
for teaching successfully. Please write
to me and tell ree. what to study, and
what to do, to become a competent and
suful teacher. Ever your friend, '
tss
• i .. LYDIA Tntrwale.
ToWANDA, Pa., May 24, 1873.
3.11' DEAR You have sent me a
nil without tuldress or post-mark : how
do you expect me to reply to you I know
of no It - ay except to publish, and then it
mr& nt,t reach you. But if it should,
willJsay this first: Never write another
letter Without first writing place and date,
and birth° next place never write what
may j ust . well understood without
To n had no need to telime that
I reqnested you to write, or that you
promised to do so,' for I was in no danger
of forgetting it; nor that I told you to
_learn, So you might teach, for I knew it .
when I said it; nor that you did not think
much of it at the time, for I knew you
did not; nor that you had i thought ' of it
often 'since, for I expected you would.
There Are juSt two things in your letter
of eonsequenee, and they may be express
ed in a- single line, thus : "I wish .to
qualify myself to teach; please tell me
how Or thus : "Please tell me kw
to qualify myielf to teach?" To this re
quest I promptly and cheerfully respond.
And as a matter of the very first import
ance, Place yourself under the charge of
the most successful teacher you know, not
one who bysigeculiar methods achieVes pe
culiar success; but one who in the use of
common modes !and methods, succeeds
-peculiarly. And then observe and yield
a ready and I willing obedience to every
rule, regulation, and order of your teach
er. Never, on any consideration,- place
yourself in Opposition to your teacher.
YOU may not approve all his methods; you
may c(insider Iris discipline too strict; you
may regard the lessons assigned WO long;
or too hard; Youniay even think the gov
ernment discriminating or unjust; yet,
while You remain a student, for your own
interest, for your individual benefit, sub
mit cheerfully and gracefully .to every
rule, regulation and requirement of the
sehool.l And in the next place learn thcr
roughly everything you design to teach.
F.speci:dly study the alphabet. Make
yourself familiar with the nice shades of
difference in the vowel sounds, especially.
llt is 'pot necessary, in order to teach a
common school, that you should know
everything, but it is necessary that you
shouldjk-now thoroughly all that you pro
pose td teach. And yet there is one thing
more, perhaps quite as - important as any
thing rise. jThis is the ability to Jule
without seeming to rule; to govern with-.
out auiof government; to
of t he f
main thin order, without in fj any case en
foreingerder; and to be absolute master,
and *yet 'to be, and seem tO be, the servant
of all. J No instructions .of mine can con- '
.1
vey DLit.; knowledge, no words I can write,
can impart this ability, but you and every
other 'person who woukt: successfully
teach, must learn the art of ruling minds,
instead - of Undies, of reigning in the
hearts of soar pupils,'and net simply pre
siding as the Autocrat of the school-room.
Yonr friend anAvelLwisher,
• j B. DLturtfi.
LIST OF TEST WORDS.
,followin g list or test words is in
serted for benefit of any or our Lead
orswhO atught the spelling School
fever : • =,-
Osse(ms, lassitude, - pavilion, piebald,
Maguey, theehlin, trisyllable. apocryphal,
glyeeriim, l _ehrysolite; ossiele, lacerate,
postiliop;ialipers,- zeugma, epaulet, diar- .
rhoetie; apocalyptic„ proselyte.
Scheclule, symmetry, piquancy, para
chute, linguenot, hemorrhage, gnaiacum,
porphyty, restaurateur, isothermal, chi
lybeate, lachrymal, erysipelas,fgherkin,
I t .
accharine, empyreal. idiosyncrasy, Pun'
Icon, 'chinrgeon, battalion,dislmbille,
' t i
graminivorons.
Benefited,l syzygy, porticos mottoes,
pomegr,anate, pyramid, wallet, vermilion,
shoeing, sycophant, hydraulic, defamato
ry; macerate; vacillate, miniature, ineligi
ble, corigerieS,:cuirassier, fledgeling.
Physical, pellicle, docible; pl,tatble, au
topsy, Poignancy; malmsey, appreciate,
propitiate, habiliment, 'supplement, vege-,
tate, cogitate, tranquillity, humility, de
basing, ; embracing, crystallize, syllable,
sillabub,: cylinder; symmetry, permeate,
vervain,i hirkute, supercilious, hemor
.rhoidyyneedoche, blasphemous, - exhila
rate, scitaillite, sciolist, equipage, sacri
legious, amaryllis, amphyctyonic, barra
try, colOcynthy diachylon, ichneumon,
nurseling, achievement.
WITH all , deference to the Editor of the
Educational Department, two weeks ago,
we give] thd following solution to the
"grazing prpblem,"` by which'it will be
seen that 24 weeks is not the correct an
swer : i
If 10 Oxen can feed on 4 acres 6 weeks,
and 14 oxen -ban feed on 6 acres 9 weeks,
how many weeks caw 18 oxen feed on 8
acres, the grins growing uniformly during
the time t)
Sor.t . viox : If 10 oxen feed 6 weeks on
4 acres, tbere must have been 60 weeks'
pasttu?ge in!the field, and if the 4 acres
give GO WeekS' feed, one acre 'would give
15 weel4 In the second field 14 oxen
feed. 9 weeks on 16 acres, the whole
amount of PastUraie being 126 . weeks,
each acre giiing• one-sixth lot' 126, or 21
weeks' paStUrage. The first field giving
15 pasturage per acre, and the
'second 21 ! the difference, or 6 weeks' pas
!hue, must be owing to the difference in
time, which is 9--o=3 weeks. If 3 weeks
of time give a difference of 6 weeks' pas
turage, 644=2; the number ofweeks' pas
turage growing on one acre i n one week.
But the ffrst'field yielded 15 weeks'.pas
turage per acre, and as there was 6
weeks' growth, there must have grown 6
times 2 weeks', or 12 weeks' pasturage;
and 15 weeks' pasturage, t 4 amount fur
4ished,. minis 12 weeks' -piturage, the
amount which grew in the time, leaves 8
weeks' pasturage, the aunt standing ors
an acre when the even were turned in,
Therefore; in the: third _field there must
be 8 times 3 Weeks pasturage starididg, or
24. weeks'i
_pasturage; and - the amount
which will grow per week is 8)(111
weeks' paiturage.. But the 18 oxen will
eat the 16 'weeks' pasturage which grows
eaciriveek o and 2 of thkamount etazallAg,
and to consume the whole it will require
2,4 Irreeks. ate. •
hilbriett -%-
1 3 . 111 • 1 0j0k,i;;_-_..L
sio, - ana*maimat**-P*004,41100-
Filialwalefthellit.***thikt
tigne-'wtnw*iaiki)uoia•soeilt
noon at putivitinvom‘p - Mlisr .
*hg° l ° l4lls *_**** 4 it* 'iron's ( '
,cor a :my raga* sem io n , audit is 'op
that eve#es teac*and hisod:oiehma
tlon who eau paint* ti l ioe.get, will do
IN' *ANY torraddpe in - the oisaity, the
imietioe of holding is two inonthe sum
mer; as l a buir - sociarbsi iinter term, is
istioltek sOtt 1m; tid4 to the ad
vintage of the sehogie—the-salumee term
gamin 4Ol, so as to be dos
ed before the milky days .tir ashimunmer.
We very respeettulk venom' the prt>.
tine to theattentioll of otherbeaub where
a summer term is still oorwidered wow
No oar should be fearful or euriottrat
the prosperity' of another for *they will
soon, die and go hence a.400111:65 as tip'
they had limed In pretty. _
A tisteln Denim hunted the Bible
all tbsough to BM the quotithe, "abird
in the head is wet* two In, the buidi,"
wt►ielr'be aindbato
01E4 in 0,644 is this' de bed by
a lady of the muse dty: "He is so
alba that wbeterrer he mailes ft is .a. 1.4
Ways at his neighber's expense.'.
NEW ISPR
1 1 ‘,...
1
I
1
ARE OPENL
COMPLETE
NEW SPI?
LOWEST POSSIBLE
Towanda, April 6th, 1675.
STEVENS & LONG,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
Or takes la exclaim; for goods, an lowest cash pd.
Our re =xprtiesee in the Ornery Trade
gives as advantages la pnreliaidisg, lad aii
we are not anstAtleas wake large rolls, we fat
:
ter ongselves that Ti as oder
GREATER INDUCEMENTS TO
Buyers than lay other establishment In Northern
=
I:=C]
Iglfif i CI
INGGOODS!
I=
&
TAYLO'
6 THIS WEEK
V:1
ASSORTMENT
Ci]
ING GOODS
WHICH WILL BE
INI
AT THE
-s s
CALL AND SEE THEM.
TAYLOR & CO.
- •
1 .:.i T TI Wf Y7 TI ..
IMI
Deniers In
COUNTRY TROCUCE,
GRAIN, &C.
liming a large and eoMnsodkwta store, we are
enabled to earry a beery meet at
ttmes.
CASH PAID FOR BUTTER,
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
STEVENS 'az LONG.
00112/13 NAZI . di 113!IDGID en.,
_____;4llllkaalb *f
ocnnacquEsczs, , , •
to
tempda
put. Ceallionwar
READY en.*
or its/ isteit inn the
let OWL skitbe at ses
- - men inu be liimaese
L ' B. I J /‘
A A f i V elle * Ce d "a l ert Ail Ortillt4 .bamen e
stock of/
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
• :
• saltabki far ;;
map AND
SHIRTS,
• - TIF43;
. _ GLOVES, • '•
' ' COLLARS,
CUFFS, TRUNKS, TRAVELING
BAGS; 4t04
- And in eseeyaing In the furnishing line, Is
, by say Mee In tie imaniry. •
If deal Ushers I an der yen
pas base been given y axe in onlieretetare,jest all
at my • -
GIIIIIITHS k PITTONS,IBIA)CH,BUIDGZiIe.,
: • and I still
CERTAINLY CONVERGE , YOU
Teta am prepared to falltilail 1 advertise, and
DON'T TOROZPVILE PLACE,
7 8tore neeilta7 occell44 by D. 811.
'• • IJ. 0. BUSH.
spre-7i. J , L
SIISQUE : AOOLLEGIATE
irmtrra.
i
Spring Tula otUds Inithation will commence
Apra 15, ISM. with the l
foaming carps of extent
tiesca teachenn -
EDWIN E. QUINLAN. Parsci
Ancient informy Nothansattes and Sotpliak
Z. L. JOLLA A. 8., I .
Ancient Laspusgst, Cbmisavgai an d lident(ile
JIMICANI.
KISS MANY ILICIFIZII.L, PlNEErniZaly'
The customary classification of- andel/4 will take
place and chums be organised In - such of Me higher
and common branches as the needs of the stts
may demand. Espedal attention 'even to those
duffing t% i n.pr for badness, college, or for
histmetion In Drawing sad
VIN t , ellei ll i Vllllte,.7ll7of charge. Excellent adtantn
gea la instrumental Nude and Voice Culture.
Expenses per Lena far board, tuition, fuel, lights
and washing, from /44 to $6O. Botoinsloe dotnitto•
ries reoesiM , newly MrpeWd, provided with pew
boating apparatus sad arranged in suits, with
bed
moma adjacent to sitting . room; far surpassing any
quireaccommodations. Tuition for day
P &in
r= fit to its per term.
farther particulars address or call upon the
rine/P4 E. E. QUINLAN, Towanda, Pa.
Kit.t.mi Fax, Pres. Board Trustees. tapri-75.
t jEWETT 41c SON'S • •
PERFECTLY PURE WHITE LEAD.
THIS 18 THE ONLY QUALITY 01" WHITE
LEAD THAT WE HAVE MADE FOR
JOHN JEWETT k SONS,
WOOD PAILS, 55 and 50 Me. each. •
KEGS, Z 5, 50 and 100 Itta. eseL.
CASKS, about 506, 300 and 600 lba. each.
;alt. Tin Palls, Vie. per 31 higher than In wood
Dn. H C. PORTER it SON.
SOLD
PURE LINSEED OIL
TURPENTISE AND VAR ISA,
COLORED P MINT " •
(Dry or mixed in oil or varnish),
BRUSHES, OF EVERY orsuirrioN,
PRICES'.
WINDOW it PICTURE GLASS
DR. H. C. PORTER.
conxrv. MAIN AND PINE.STS., TOWANDA, PA.
April 12, 1875-2 m.
REAL ESTATE!
Main street,
TOWANDA, PENN!A.
FARMS, MILLS, VILLAGE LOTS, HOUSES,
BUSINESS SITES IN TOWN,
ALWAYS ON HAND AT BARGAINS
lOWA, NEBRASKA & KANSAS
Along line of Bail Roads. Very desirable
for Emigrants.
PROPERTY FOR BENZ FOR DWELLINGS
AND BUSINESS PURPOSES.
Rents collected aid remitted on reasonable terms.
Money Loaned t Loans-Negotiated.
Partite Woking to purchase will do well to look
over our bete.
aptl346tf.
PRAIRIE LANDS
lOWA AND NEARANKA,
' 1 for mkt by
BURLINGTON 'lc MISSOURI
RIVER R. IL CO.
On ton year's credit et 0 per cent.
Interest.
ONE PILLION ACHIM In lOWA and Southern
The Seed cesstry Is the world to assigns temp
beg sad stock rabbis. - 2 • .
Products will pay for land and
kong beforotho pain•
votesr_be__Oomiss -
aulasitlllTs f or isiusts.
The strained destitution to Nebraska ilea bt the
far westent region, beyond the *ads of the B. k
111 r. IL IL Co."
air ice circuity, that will /any desalt* now
hub, and the terms el sale. to co address,
LAND COniz °Mtn, .
Barlington, lowa, tarlowa Lands,
or Ll:scrim. Neb.. for Nebraaks Lands.
•
FOR SALE-
A su7 &arable dame, Lot, Nam Le., ferule.
LoinAlr.OK AND BUILDINGS FIRSZCLAsS
Loured °lll 50661 / 1 . 418110 . 1 1 Tom; a
Tot tartan parnagara esquire al Intioassoospoil.
optia. - HIM MOM
'mond
to the rooms famp weapon Witt'.
. Meta" on Ina north rale of s strobtoebera
do WI be piasood • to 100 an limo Win of
e « sitr ilsocipthot. Mai mil bro
Sillimislisso loss mom
:maw.'
KT STOCK Or
Comma and . Bigheilagitell.
MlS$ YAM,' L MASON.
Common and Higher Megitsk.
MLLE. 3. lAQIIIN.
French, Draining mid Pasting.
MRS. O. A. BALDWIN.
Vocal Nutter and rota Culture.
MISS rums C. BOWES,
1 bestrustesded Jessie.
THE LAST SIXTEEN
YEARS.
182, Front St., New York.
PACKAGES,
FOR SALE BY
[NM!'
Also, at the - Towest price,
Of all sizes.
UZNIZT PORTER
A. J. NOBLE Sr, CO.,
ea
Also largo traits of lan4 In
A, J. NOBLE dr, Co.
THE BEST
F:r~l fr:JJ~
L
- • • • r.•-!
Aginiug "75'
$ e n ~'°l
FYEAS •i4filaol:Ert
r~
ME
I
liitte enurs° who nay wish topurchae
. .
E
GOOOS',
, • At tho
=SE
•
ONVES T P06%181411 PR I
A .1
To call and examlne their
E 8:T:0 C. K
Of
PRING AND SUMAIRR Go
Which Ilwy atr 1111 W
OPENING 'FpR INSI'EOTI
.1,
Every Department la complete with all that Is
NEW AND-NOVEL,
As well as
MI
S T A I' G D S
•
WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT DECIDED
BADOAINS. By
, ELANS & HILDRETH
Bridge Street.
Apt - 111,15
Botta and Bestannzta
FANS HOUSE,- TOWANDA,
Pa.,
CORNEII RAIN AND BRIDOE STREETS.
- .
Theiforses, Aarneµ he., 'of all gnats of this
bonne, insured against loos by Fire, without any
extra charge. •
A superior quality of Old .Englbib Rau Ale, Jost
received. T. R. JORDAN,
Towanda, Jan. 21,14. Proprietor.
ELWELL HOUSE, TOWANDA,
PA.,
•.
C. 3L WILSON
Having leased this bone, h `now ready to &team"
tnodate the travelling public. No pains nor expernai
wi ll be spared to give satisfaction to those who may
ve him a can.
I Akir North side of Public Square, east of Herter's
new block.
..: ,
BETHLEHEM, PA.
", OLD 'MORAVIAN SUN• INN , "
BUILT 1758.
filch in historical Interests, It is the only building
in the country except Independence Hail, honored
by the so ear n within its nails of Washington, La-
Fayette, Lee and other patriots of the Revolution.
This popular hotel has recently changed hands,
been Cmpored, entirely refurnished, and the pro
prietor cordially Invites his Mends and traveling
mile to give him Wean—no pains will be spired to
render their stay comfortable. People en route for
Philadelphia win find It Convenient to spend the
night here, reaching the city about eight in the
morning. A sample room on the drat floor, for the
accoulanalatke of commercial agents.
C.T. WITH,
Proprietor.
Sept. 4,73.
DINNING Rooms'
IN CONNECTION WITH THE BAKERY,
NEAR THE COURT HOUSE.
ofTh e e a Zi p s t in s e r :e d ni4. fc" ayta h te e n ht i l une C In
al au
times
teir
March 10,10. 1 D. W. SCOTT /100.
NEW ARRANGEMEINT
I
AT THE FIRST WARD BAKERY.
MRS. MARY E. KITTREDGE
1
sibs purchased hie stock and fixtures o f 111 A.
Cowles , Bakery. has refitted the oshibllshment and
purchased an entirety
~,
NEW STOCK OF GOODS,.
Butted to the trade ; Such as
'
roeeries, Teas,.Coffees, Dried Frtuits,
Canned Fruits, Candies, Cono-
1 tionery, Fresh Bremi, Biscuit '
Rusk, Rolls, ke.,Daily.,.
A neat and attraettsd
ICE CREAM SALOON
Will be opened in connection with' the establise.
treat, where ladles and gentlemen can always And
t e nest cream and other delicacies of the season
Till: DINING ROOM
as been rernruLshed, and will at all Alines be sup.
piled with satotantlal eatables, which trill beierved
at reasonable rates. Farmers and others whiting
town will tind this a convenient place to supply the
Rants of the inner man. I •
MART E. KFTTIIEDGE.
Towanda, April 23,144 f.
THE PLACE . TO BUY. Y4:IIJR
I HARNESS AND 1 ,I,
HORSE FIXINGS GENERA.LLY
111 i
! ,csq : pAToliipS 0 the store l ately owllpfed
...
Julius Wolff as a Clothing Store. Ha tin g rumored
my establistudent to mon• consmodians and come.
Went quarters. I respectfully invite my out tour
men, and all in want oranythlog in the line Of
I
HARNESS, , I
SADDLES, ; WHPS
; . I
• -
'1
NETS, &C
' ' I .
s '
ta u t me a cal, teeing satisned that from Cm fir
e I - for purchasing stock, I can do il
tel!tiob, at si r price than any other istalr
t In the estinkr.
extol Iron e
71. t forpt the
or
place one door below
_the old
of terr. 1 i .
swat. • . C. T. DATTON. •..
.KOR SAI 4 E.--4, valuable farm in
Athens tn., Wing 2 whet from Athens
sad 2 LIN timi W Ostou us
et width 12$ stets gno me '
mn t eatt7
el IS ants baa t els es 14 met
mitt OtHbg toe Sit amber. It boa a gale_ to.
Moths to the south, ted h warskstroll=
It *VI be old lbw mut ptehislon sltea
step. Adams _ ;
D DREW , =mks, N. T.
D. P. PABI. Atha', Pa t
DUW, es the tam.
,savilip764 I
111 1 .5ustiaxim
VW= 1 , - , •1:
'am to
Az= wipmenr
CIRCULAR , BAW MlLtik
: • :31AliDRILLS, . r - • . •
•' • • :4.;41 '
made to Oker t .
..11,NGINES'.REPAIRED-.
1111
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,
I i , - -
l h , : . itirh,
NIE
E
I ,
i
=
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et tag latest and otast - Improyed ' atsetur . •
tad sad kept eonetaatly orb 'hand ready
, for use
• `i „ •
•
MEM
SIDE4IIILL, IRON AND WOODEN REAMS
* inkin ft• 1 '
CULTIVATORS, •
CORN PLOUGHS AND PLOUGH
KO
Of}lk,lldnds, and , gi o nk ii = Improve:am? kept
BLOOD COMPA'N y
Still continue to manufaetare their celebrated
HORSE POWERS & CLEANERS,
And will sell a better Machine for less money than
can be had elsewhere In the world. We calm for
air machines that they will do as much, or more,
than any other, and more dumbly . built. We per
sonally superintend our work and see that Isis well
done. We will send
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUES
of our Machines on applleatloM
ONE It TWO, HORSE POWERS,
One and two horse Threashers and
SeparatOrs, Thresher and
Cleaners.
FANNING MILLS,
CIRCULAR AND . DRAG SAW MILLS,
Saw and Grist Mill work done to
order. Give us a call before
purchasing elsewhere.
'PEI "oo auoaavuu `sionlv
&*OO V 41001111
Aug.&,.69
DS,
Eli
NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY.!
Respectfully announces to his friends and patrons,
that he has built a
Where he will constantly keepers hand alullassert
inent or ,
Made of the best Material and finished in the best
city style. Ills long experience in city Car-
riage Factories gins him a decided
advantage over others In the
INSPECTION OP HIS WORK
Thankful for the Mural patronage formerly ox.
tended and respectfully ask' a continuance of the
same.
w AGONSI WAGONS!
I keep on hand a large assortment of
Than any other establishment is the
Of every degeription manufactured
Towanda, March 28, 1872.
DOOIC BINDERY .— The pubic is
Itespeettanyinfonned that the Book Bindery been removed. to the Ramose= Building,
third story, where will be done
•
BOOK—BINDING
In all its various braashes, on tents as seaseakie
as the "hut time" will allow. The Bindery will
be ender the charge or
. ,
H. C. WHITAItER,
An ex Weed Binder, and all work will be
Con done in a at• and manner whirls
htatarumm, oweyapers. OM
Books, sea Demi lanete. every arta al r attn.
Boa win be paid to the Ruling and Binding of
BLANK i3OOlO,
_ -
.toady desired *Wm which in Vanity madam ,
tdilty will be wirmited..
alb.lli work will be ready for delivery when
prowdeed.
feet Tim of the e u oollottod,.oad
And pork i air*nEed to give Batts fiLetlan.
" 5.r
SHINGLE 'MACHINES
PLCiIIGHS
POINTS
• CHURN POWERS,
LARUE AND SMALL SIZE.
Eal
STOVE CASTINGS -
CELLAR GRAM, 1
SLED AND SLEIGH SHOES,
LARGE KETTLES,
Awl all kinds of castings tundellikli at
March 30,10., MEANS A 110C1C4'ELL.
Opposite the dais Jell,
TOWANDA, PENN'A.
HENRY STULEN
NEW BRICK! CARRIAGE FACTORY,
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
TOP AND - 9PEN BUGGIES,
PLATFORM WAGONS,'
TROTTING SULKYS, AND SKELETONS,
FINISII, STYLE. AND DURABILITY
Or wagons. An be aaltei han
Prericnts to purchasing elsewhere.
ALL WORE WARRANTED TO GIVE
rEprECT ATISFATION.
RE.PAIBING iDOSIPTLY ATTENDED TO
AT REDUCED PRICES:
HENRY STIILEN.
Towanda, Jan. 1L134f. ,
WAGON - Si
WAGONS
WIIICU I WILL
SELL tCHEAPER
cogntry.
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES
to orderj on short notice.
JAMES BRYA,NT.
•
41 1 , : •
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MB
PATTOSItIIMift;
TQWANDA, PErjNA.
gxliguorkzuxists, Haw.
SUGAR -COATIC
im D SILLS,
rownzas,ink . •
STRUPG,TIRC
WN
lc+
lIE
, , ...
AM Miamian et ill lands.
DYE STUFFS,
MACHINE
KEROSENE,
AL.OO/164
ac., -
PURE WINES AND,.: miaimEs,
tor
TOBACCO, SNUFF, CIGARS, &C.
All the
POPULAR rATrair
. sato 49 mot Mes& of
TOILET AND FANCY GOODS.
Mon than ea aro d ghee to the impound
ing of proici am rolui. Open Sunday from 111 A. W.
Demi r. s. to TP. Ir. •
Dr. ltardr.h an be consulted at the store oa Sat
urday of reek week, as heretofore.
. D,ll. TURNED, _
W. O.OORDON.
=I
may 742.
Zardwan, Orocksq, &c.
BARGAINS IN STOVRS!
TINWARE,
HARDWARE,
'IRON AND PAINS,
CARPENTER'S' TOOLS,
GLASS,
&C , &C., &C., &C.,
GB EN TO ALL Pi:rite'SASEßO TOR CAMI
H. T. JII,Ni'S
HARDWARE STORE,
TOWANDA, PA.
decl74&
O A. BLACK,
OFFEILS
CROCKERY OF VARIOUS
PATTERNS,
AND AS LOW AS THE LOWEST
GLASSWARE;
TABLE CUTLERY,
SILVER PLATED WARE,
WOOD WARE,
STONE WARE,
DIED CAGES,
BASKETS,-'
GLASS SHADES,
1 would say to the public that on any goods kept in
stock I will not be undersold.
Febl9-74
~.. i :r .y _~..
C; B. PATCH,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DICALIM
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
TOWANDA, PA.
The best brands of
FLi)UR ALWAYS. ON HAND. •
The highest price paid for all kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Such as
BUTTER, POULTRY, GAME,
- &C.
Especial attention paid to lilting orders. Doolis
delivered tree of charge anywhere In ,
the Borough•
• B. PATelf.
all 4-74.
G;oceries and Proiddans.
NO TICK HERE!
i gva l very r
ir k
wn i o . V ll l:e i c T l in kr , any
- • STEICILY FOR CASH
The choicest l •
•
TgAS3— SPICES, MOLASSES,
iiY,RtrPS, SUGARS,
COFFEES, &C., - .
HeoMeed=, fresh float the New York Market,
lad t at the very lowest cash pleas.
. •
1" = i " itorthe t st l ea 3r a xa /4
r l= itinltt ke ,
rzmavtel ilgne
SEE MY STOCK AND PRICES
. • Berar l purchasing elsewhere. .
•- I WILL PAY CASH rcirsoritrcz •
• , M. B. OWEN,'
Is ;7
I •
, • 1. - --
mfi NA
I 1,,
WATCHES. AND CLOCKS
ATCHES,
FINE AMERICAN AND SWISS
SitLVER PLATED: WARE
YsOSi THE CHEAPEST TO THE HEST
SPECTACLES & EYE GLASSES
Otto dour north of Dr. Porter & Son's Drug store,
Main Street,
IRESENTS FOR ALL,
NEW JEWE L RY STOI:41
latonstantly receiving In addition to his large
of Jewelry,
PINS,
•
OLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
SILVER PLATED WARE OF ALL VA ItlETir
SILVER AND PLATED RINGS AND CIIARYI,.'
CLOCKS-Gl' ALL V.ASIE 77E3,
0. A. BLACK.
. .
Watch, Clock and Jewelry , repairing done' In ;he
1 : - . 13eat Manner, and warranted.
.
Thangs fora liberal, patronage Mid hope to men: a
continuance of the same. ,
SPECTACLES ! SPECTACLFS,I
Theie Lenses bare the power of Protecting the
Eie from IRRITATION arising from. Light. Ac
co4anied by Feat. UtiderWilson's American and
English letters patent
.A.RIINDELTINTEDSPETACLES
SHOULD BE PIIEFEREED.TO'ALL 0111E16
They hive the power of •Arresting the Heat-gays
of Solar and Artificial Light before entering the
EMI
They are Violet Tinted, yed so constructed that
when'applied to the Eye appear colorless..
The high and low numbers are - the same tint.
TOWANDA,
.PA.,
fgEitICAN & - SW!§S.WATcw . :
OTERLINO SILVER SPOO. S AND FORli t i:12;:;•;:
•
RoGFRS BROS.CELEDRATE SILVER WA
:
FINE GOLD JEWELRY, &C. , k 2. ":2'i°
123133
. , ..,
':; , -,,• , i,,F
1)11ANICS GRAVE GUARDS. , 44i
i ,%;:,,,,-
rn, the purpose r of preserving the pemnaik
syramett7 of Burial mounds and holding the ur.4
Bead tuid toot Stones more pertemnentiy and Akin
cutely in position. . 1
.
. , . who
Tor particulars address ore,
. I fain
L. B. DICIEIfSSON;I. - X, -- r`
Springfield. '
VaI:OWERINC PLANTS!
nt now Rowed to men all Undo of flowering
and regenade pinta ht great variety, Call and ea.
sada* stock, an Third St Towanda Pa.
J. J. SAO/,Pi AGM
gi r OYMENT.---I ' want
_ i _l . 000
to coma for th e COMPLETE HEBB
. Goa Taw asownia WooLD. , I ‘lll ere
snob renos sal famish suca shoradoir tarn ss
thit 14 atia keel mat lean than WO per math
sad anszpenses—no matter whe th er no seer can
sussed berme or not. Address Dr. 0. PHELPS
11201flf, No. al Ana street, :may City; N.J.
and tau pancialis will be sent by return troll. - .
1.11 8 Mfa• , . .
j Dealer In I
D:: 1 A ]fl 0 AI . ,
. _
•
TUNE JEWELRY,
and I
TOWANDA, PA,.
Jane:A.
JEWELRY,
SILVERWARE,
N. HEIVDLIEMANI
Dialer in
.GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
and
FINE JEWELRY.
Also
STERLING SILVER
CLOCKS,
GOLD, SILVER AND STEEL
TOWANDA, PA.,
jaa6•Ts.n
AT THE
W. A. ROCKWELL
FINE GOLD.SE TS,
BANDS,
RINGS,
STUDS,
CHARM S,
AMERICAN AND SWISS WATCIIES
GOLD, Silver AND STEEL SPECTACLES.
Also
at the lowest prices.
tcr(l2-73
W. A. ROCKWELL
ARUNDEL TINTED
REASONS WHY THE
WM. A. CIIAMBERLIN
JEWELER;
DEALER IN
'•7
H • *7i74,„:;
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE, ?Mit
. 1 • . . re",
'. A. CIIAMBF.RLIIIE6
it '
OMR
e NO
NEE
Orstetu'
qPfl
ua
EMU
ad ad.
, thig
'T/M
••11
DEBT
E2MI
treat' 11
I we.
An new
'MO the
RC
COA
II
OLD TI
PI
Take
the male
plat an
ties to y
std
slated, awl I
wanda.
CO
and Wilk
SQL
All 81
SMIT '
from (he I
THE El
All orde
F. J. Calk'
at our OM
will rocky
scp=••74.
N'
STE.I
is now fa
pared to
=22:3
~.'
I kl
i`^~Y~~
1 s'+ 1
'~~ ~
Ifi-i~ i
oinl
ilk.
VAT
EMU
J. A. DEC
NEW
NECKLACES,
The nude
leased the s
spectrally I.
large stock
Mff
From ourj
fident that 1 ,
customers.
cannot
NORT I
S3rßemet
GENT
EIMM
Remem
cur, come
Towand
Tul
The RE
sprung ra
eacubinati ,
alum !!!
Stitch.
Drop Veeill
EEO
AG E*CO 3,
441110:
4/1010,
Ea
Or take'
ces. 0
gives
vre are
BRAN
E. REM!
REMIND
REMIN t
281, &
Mad •.1
Chic*
I Utica.
I Wash ~.
Alla • I
geb. !Ai d
ftg - 1 1 1 , 12.1t0N
MEE
Ea
1 V:0;0:D.- C 0 .
(1 1 00 1tAPIIERS,
TOWANDA, PA
. .
tge the internal patronage or ttie
wallah Wenn - wasting Pletur
stilt adatagto ear ettabllsnwnt
IMPROVED INSTRUMENTS,
lot • friMand sppiored Mode% o
d ratanchlos la order to securr
t
li rnoTrAWAPS THAN Mit
, Open, sad that we mat .
ty tottlava all kinds of Picture% t
ellifed , tad Oulah. ltt Water Color &
w . in IS' the
• -
LESS NDTERY LOVV'PRICEP. I
ethfraite 4 , talte;ll the time posaltil
eittlidtenspletarea, an as toseeure the
constonly adding to oufstook of
,}ll A.. 31 V. 8
tters4 sad 'tasteful ; styles, and fur
at a ' l 4 2 lla4ina2ce from cost prices..
MIEN
UvestissiitetL
! COAL! COAL! :COAT:!
TLIE 4
I IVA;NpA. COAL YA4I)
kr. '77 •
E 1 E tt, SCOTT
isirmouncing tO their friends and
rally, ,that they are prepared to fur!
the following named Coals In qualitl4
Pioitasess; thoroughly screened an
at &slow rates as at any yard lu
kerpthe best Coals from the Pittston
1 larterulnes.. • '
IVAN
COAL,
r..fnau mine, In Sullivan County
STOVE 'COAL,
d Bart-lay 311heg. We are :We Agee in
We keep oil haul the
=
ALLEN,TOW)`
Also
'St COPLAY (pII..:NT.
. .
left at the stores of Long & Steveur,
4 , Third Ward, iilrhy's Drug Store, or
corner of Inver and Elizahettes Sk.,
prompt attention. _
BASS CITE US A CALL.
S. S. - PIERCE.
Ulf. SCOTT.'
ME
FLOURING MILL
IN I'.i
bserit:er given notice that his
1. FLQLtRING,.
liceessiul operAtlon, and that he Is pre•
o all Work In ltlec line on short notice. •
BEST JOS PRINTING
•
Mel
oF ANY E,FrAF.I.I:,IIIIE:sa
Ell
:
1 - 16 I N PENNSYLVANI,
F Yqt: IPVF•-1'
G. M. E
FIRM.
I..lgue'd having purchased the podsiud
ore, lately occupied by Julius Wolff, re
!site the.attehttoit of the public to noir
Y MADE . cLoTtuso
suitable for Spring traile
experience to the business we ate eon
shall be able to neet the wants of our
ti
Our assortment of
30YS CLOTIiING.
ertit+tl by'any whet estabiisluivnt
ERN rENNSYLVA N ,
And onr prices for
GOODS
Defy erpipetit lon
Wri ne .keep ever:ollln in Iln• lute
FinINfSHING G001,)S
such ay
I) rUit HATS. CAL's, GLOVE:
NES, lIANIWEEIIIEtizI, Sr
r the place, the old stand of Fox k'Mt.r
j of Main and rine tittretg.
EMER 13ROTTIERS
March 17,13.
I'f.EgINQTONN
INGTON S . EIVING - SIACHINE has
Idly Into favor as possessing the he,t
of good .quallties. namely; Light riot
; It, nolieleas, rapid, dOratde, with I,6cti
lia ri Shuttle 31achine, with Automatic
GIL ,1:1"
g a large and conotteal9u ,, t . to. tre Itrel e
enabt"d to carry a heavy NO,ti
MEI=
IgII : PAID FOR .11111 TA:
GRAIN A NI) l'Iti)l)r(
In exchange fur gotsls, an lowest caNlt •
1r long experience In the tiroeery
peculiar advantages in purchasing,
aui
lot ambitious to make large pmtits, we
'ter oumlre.i.that we can offer.
1 11
OFFICES OF REMINGTON
COMPANIES.
. .
'GTON & SONS, '. •
ON SEWING 31. CO.,
J ON AG'L CO.. •
-,;: Broitthetty N. Y., Arms. • - , .
; Square, N. Y.; Sewing Alachh263.
7 237 State St., S. Machine' and Anus.
rWashington St., Sewing 31achlnes
11, 181 West 4th St., SewinOlachtnea .
. Genesee-St., &while 7daehines.• •
1- on,D. C..= 7th St ., S tiring Mac h
ines.
1 Ga.,. DoGlves Opeas .0 owe. Marieua
i• • i • St., Swan; Machines
i
a
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