duralional Reparinttni
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iiOMMITTEE OF ASSOCIATE EDITOR,S'
F c i ( ZUNI4N, - W.ll. TIIO3II , soN,
.1 1 it'. Ultswroßp,
A. :A: KEENEY.
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.i.:,:..Ter.:lamia.l , ationc Intended to be inserted In
.
parnent.! , fictlil be sent to the chairman of
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.tfsiiu7UG. Z.E. QUI N L at ,Teicantla. and
fornardeitt - Lttr to the,Dlltor In charge
iLf• c.:1 , 111.11g v!o-k".
- FL..( - next
of the Bradford County Teacheri
s4ociation, is to 1e held at Smithfield,
10 and 11,:l.s_ 7 •11. be;:inning Friday,
10 o'cl
r ock..• M.
The f,qlowin;.; are the appointments . ,:
l i turer, ileV. P. S. Everett: Papers,
i:••t..l. IL Nasou.-Prof..T. F. :McCollum:
yists, Mis , es Emma Woodworth,
Blakeslee: Declaimers. Kirk
t tn. pyrorr-irood: Ltsiness Committee,
I W ebli.•ll ,- :'N. Waldron. 1T.1).
IT:ile,
A: .74.1.1 - itAl:-. Soi'y
I - . OR4rtEACHING
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o:,al tea( ping meant, te(34ikally.
in.4ruction' which proceeds directly
teacher. without the use of any
t -hook—the knowledge iniPartecli,c ,
the:Sttires of thi!: teacher's (Ant
. 7 ,:',....111cd in! his own with
• istral.ions flesh from his own iUagina
;
It is c.,ppi ., :etl t:, that kind of tea( It
depend,- wholly. e.r nearly s o.
... , 2 :0•4 the text book, in, the hand, of the
which lie studies a les,( ut I.re-
ans , l - 110:tes It to t 1
.. - o r, aslonal
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tt•
111 , ri tri r iltlllent. I•Nplana
,ntivAly , i1••,11 (PNVIi
WE
7 - 11 , ,J•41i jyt,..2vicANly
V 1 ,uLj t: ht :no" ;1144 ,
mit;
.have
il l i• . t. .
ly ;
11 , .110 11•11 . iir time. ha:i
U; , • betwr
nr;, that there : has ln.en
i;h:e tt.iAt.nf.r in ,yur 54.11,,ds
ninch niu.n - test-I:>r,„/4.,.
Th.' ;Li” efli.al has
requiritlg
krd :Within, .
• ; ,ill--;iit7;ithl be taught
- - A •-iFiiilar tendency
I .1 sough
1 .:,t• int ~f 1.1)
.tt ;.in. i> ihr
11?:1_.. thY in
-I,lv parent the
yf the ;-11ild'N' rife ; It ex-•
lof fait twin
affdl,:y.,_ or :1101011 have.
and anrAty cif
It i~i tho method itf the an-
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arlt•mr. :
1.1:!).• it liven to have
;ilitneiated au'
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11: Or 1., hale caughi
11 ,, i , ”.1. - J-Iv;;Id I. of Plat , . a , he 'dis
11,,,t (lit it , phil,t,
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i!tlly a(Lipted. to.a
11:1 ti r.l;li 11(TD;(1, I,f the
“,..7:1..1 Tvxt.-I,o"ks
,1 Int.l t• ,y.S11111;{1 :Mil
:•1111 . ill:U, mid (.1)e
4.,,mi.r(dmildim.2. a wid(
1•_.• tht.mdit. t•. the !maitre'
a -1,11 , 1 e sati,fa,:tory means
. f invitc_r gnov.ledge of the nature
of the expedience of other
.•.t a .11,, to. , Lunt. of then ic,e,tich in
Illf ill of ,-cientitie in-
Thk. leow ever. i, eel the ',rim:try
• t 4,llleattiol. The
tliv mind pi• be develuped,
:u I , t• ;Alvakened. and it is
• inett.th t quirt, anlC.xperienee
ttt•c.tre it ettrt pr l ttititbly' be
ti in tittentptint, , Itt (.I;lll,Ni:bend and
I. it, rite -t•-,itet tenet. ttf AVlten
uul L• .lkject tvadiing fit, primary.
ha- 7 ,bIlle• t•IIC Still subtler
Ela
tlit.:ltth.til ,r ol 'lust ra.•tor comes in
• . 1 , 1 Lmid Iho pupil in employing his
•old IEIIIIY-trained powers of
I
TI no ci,ncurtive • _'acuity of
to' the utmost; mid
prtyiously
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I: • l,iJd ale e•:. , ml4:iff,, 'and gloniqsl iii
' 1 • tl.tOrms Tltvrclatii is
-
t., compic% ideas :ire
. ::!?1 the training tile i)owers of
• :Len Lt and - . peewit beconms
..1,.;,..•••0i the tivs,..iinp,,rtmicv.
tO7 ;flt1:11114 lu at:C01111 , 11h
;IN•i.:411111: , and
;tem
-ly all the the spelling-book,
itc• all their varionsfornm
, d 1(-1 hint, rtpeat with
::•-itin , "l-Ipidity all the toradigin:. and
the , ranuu:lr-Ln,ok aUd ICarit to
'11:1111e , . 11/111 I ,, oatollis of all • the
,•:-, lal;c., etc., of,
"r as picture
- 14.ip V.11k.11 he 11:1S fistilfllllY'St. udi
•-rtuaiiv year- , , yet he mac be as fa
Cron' atvaitting. that highest ohjtc
- (TR. p.wer of arranging hi.
.hts in keeping the se
i.lea, i ch..e.ly bi his mind, ant
Itennlei e..avy with tittin
lit. si , cci.tl :viva tttal tcaelting
to the fetichist% aittl : sec
icr t" 14_1›oilch>ervt...,
q . tvatt.her of any :,111,ject who is
t,, gi‘ h , ll therein t‘
, f 1 - txt-ltit,•l:. ;rht. 6,4: is, in
iLL•trtunent iu
Itltt itittsi iieveit iter
t.• the eticlter himself.
it saN't.••• mitclll,i
-,tl tha, diminishes -- 11te
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whet'
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litt•tiont rrf
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v , thp v u 1
ful learner's mind. The teachir'sMastety
of the subject enable him to vary the
treatment,' to combine the topics in a dif
ferent order, to substitute the inductive
method for the I l dedtictive, giving facts in
order to teach principles, instead - Of pro.
senting the principles first and illustrat
ing them by facts; and, in various irayF
to adapt the instruction to the peculiar
condition or natural characteristics of the
pupil's mind. What" skill may: be -die-
MO
played in such work ! 'What an enlarge
mi•nt,-day by day, of the teacher's own
Towers must 'be the inevitable result of
such practice' • • .. •
To tile pupil the advantages, of oral
teaching are still greater; : Language is
subordinate to thought, instead of
thought to language. Ideas are develop
.A in connection with the words which
are to be used to express them, and an
)te rest awakened which stimulates the
mind to an ever-increasing activity. In•
eri•ry department of natninl Science this
is a consideration of the greatest import
ance. Suppose it is intended' to teach
botany. Instead,of giving to' the pupils
an elaborate and scientifically' arranged
text book, and requiting them to commit
to memory definitions of terms the true
imaning of which no mere language Can
c . (mvey, 'the teacher presents a handful of
leaves, a few simple blossoms, or • other
objects of.the kind, and by p little skillful
questioning, leads the mind of the child
"to olb-erve the peculiarities of structure of
Icsif.' tower. stem, etc., and thus awakens
entiosity. In this way Words are associat
ed with the ideas obtained from an exam
ination of thi objects, and their meaning,.
thus fixed by an impressive association,
, •eareely ever fade from the memory.
The following admirable remarks of
I LEI . , in rel4ard if, instruction in natu'
ral are: here very pertinent : 4 1 If
it:mit - lc training is to yield its most eiril
iwnt result,, it must be matte- practical.
That is to say, l in explaining to a child
tla general phenomena of nature,. you
inii , t. fai ,possible, give reality to
ymir teachings by object lessons. In
teachin , r him botany. lie must handle the
'hints and Ilissect the flowers for himself;
iii teirhing him physiCs and chemistry,
you must not be:solicitf , MS tA) fill liim*ith
in f. prn4l ion, but you.must be careful that
what .11e. lerns lie knows of his own
k" 10Wiedg;!. D071 . t be 'satisfied with tell
ing Itim that a magnet attrects iron-4et
him see that it does; let him feel the pull
of the one upon the Other for himself.
Pursue this 'discipline Carefully and con
scientiously, and you I nmke • sure that,
however scanty' may he the measure of
information which . you have Poured into
the boy's mind, you have created an in
tellectual habit of priceless value in prac
tical life. - .
•
This admirable series of remarks pre
scuts. without doubt, the proper guide
and 'standard fur oral scientific instritc
lion in elementary schools. Thc tenden
cy. on the part of many teachers, is to
narroW the field of instruction;lo adopt a
mechanical, routine Method; to pour into
the_ptipirs mind facts, instead Of develop
ing " intellecttud cultiVating the
powers of . observation and reflection, and
thus rendCring the pupil really intelligent
( This department of teaching should; to
sonic extent, be desultory; it certainly
should not be rigidly scientific.• The pu
pils should.be encouraged to . take notice
. 01 1 , the . objects and phenomena constantly
presented to their VIM', and to inquire
into the nature mid causes of these, so :as
to collect an exix•rience of their own,.be
ff;re their minds are very much occupied
di,( , ,44, - !ry
with the tcientilically collected experience
of matarer minds! Too often the sciences
are - divested - of all interest for young
minds by being made too recondite, On
sist ing of facts and conclusions altogether
remote front a crild's observation and ex
perience. .and with which, therefore; it
can take no •interest—which, indeed; it
cannot - be made fully to comprehend.
The ohciong ;frl,ahteferiBtics of- objects
should ,be taught. 1-ather than clam:4N . -
firse; ;and greatcaution should be
exercised in teaching the difficult technic:
al terms which constitute the nomencla
ture of the science. Some teachers bdgin
ley teaching these terms; and the children
are required to commit to memory forinu-
lated definition of such Words as nia)o,ia_
roaeptift cryprogame7,
- . 2ol,frnopop(org, etc.. etc. All this is', of
Course, in difect conflict with .the guiding
principle above enunciated. •
Neither should oral instruction be trier
mitted to degenerate into iccturili3. This
would be - entirely foreign to its main iit.-
pose,' which i, to stimulate • the ;Mind to
'self-activity, not :imply to give informa
tion. Mere lectures treat the pupilf, as
pasive recijilents, and, therefore, cannot
be Of imieh useiii - elementary instruction.
oral instruction. implies that the-teach.'
er re,orth to every - available means—di
met statement and illustration, interroga
tion, drill, dictation, etc.,—in order prop
erly to impress the pupil's mind, and de:
velop those activities which arc of the
- greatest value in practical life, whatever
its special sphere may be.
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FAI:M-. VII.I.I„GE Ilun•ES
BUSINESS SITES IN TOWN,
lOWA, NEBRASKA A,: KANSAS,
r. , r! I:ENT, F 411: DWELLINGS
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ME
Matte
d Nvh
Money Loaned & Loans Negotiated.
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ArAD-AAIOISELLE J. LEQUIN
A. Win f,,rrn Frviirla Prnt‘ ink
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AUCUST 23, 1875,
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augl6-Im.
T HE CENTRAL HOWL,
171.TER. l'A.
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he uxloi,igned liavlil7, again taken rysresciuit
i•l , the above hritrl, respectfully %ollcits the patrou
ge obi frivn,h all , l the public gent -fully.
..u4lt4f. M. .1. F4J11I11:I.T.
to.')
A. J: - NOBLE & CO.,
.trot,
T W . „I D.l . PENN
LW AY,''N I:AIZGAIN"4-
Lag.: flak of Imo! 111
her Enw,zt.tte
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TERMS: ,
p,•. ,•f „..••A
J. O. FROST & SONS
TOWANDA, .111611.* ipth, -1878.
,
We are aow orrerinda targi4 , tock. of
TETE-A-TETES, EASY CHAIRS,
HALL RACKS,
WOOD TOP , TABLES, &C.,
At wry low prices. We are determined to close out
our stock in this line before the fall trade, and In
order to do so we are belling at
.1% - e would call attention So our new
BLACK. WALNUT, MARBLE
TOP, DIIESSING CASE
•
CHANIIiEII SUITS, A.T;$BO 00,
Beli4 the bet..thlng In the market forWbe price
and all other goods at very low prices.
Done In the best manner. and on the lowest terms.
You will Ilnd better work And for less money here
than at any other place. Call and eve us.
JAS. O. :FROST k SONS,
Manufactneers of and Whole ~ale and Itetat
Dealers in Furniture and undertaking, Main
jir2(l-t f.
WOOL CARPING,
WOOLEN MILLS, CAMPTOWN
Also manufacturing, and cloth dresOng attended
to on short notice. We art already making rolls
from the new clip, apd are paired to do work as
fast is offered.
B. INGIIAM.
Carriptowunel,..7 , n . 1871
•
A. BLACK,
CROCKERY OF
,VAIIIOtTS
GLASSWARE,
TABLE CUTLERY,
SI LVEIi PLAT-EDRE,
I would ,ay to the ,puhile that on any gorxls kept In
stock I pvttl not be undersold.
Fel•IS-74
'rcHEAP COAL AND LIME. • .
ow and after July I, I will sell coal, lime, 3 / 4 c..
for cash only, and 1 the price list will be corrected
monthly.
TRICE OF COAL ron JULY. FEB TON OF '2,noOrbs,
Pittston Stove., Clnndnnt and Furnace
" Pea
Carbon Run Lump
Smith
Barclay MAntaln Lump.
Allentown Lime -6 bushel
T.ath ? M
Hair @ !MAIO
Brick M •
Vt•ry rh•<it,o•M
I in always prepared to deliver pureha,e, on
.hurt notice at the uNual price of delivery. '
I alm tender in thauk• , :to my many friend , and
eu.tomers for their very Ilberal patronage In the
Past %rid under the new departure to make it to
their Interest fo continue to buy where they can
get the best gorwlclor *he least money.
Those who are indebted to ine wilt take notice
that I must have money or I can't buy for rash and
pay freight They must settle by the fit , t of Am
gu,t net,.
tt•rn.
Towanda, July 1, 1975
TOTAL ABSTAINERS 'CAN
Invnre,their lives very cheap In the
Temperance Mutual Benefit Asso
and well cbilituefeel Life In , in
ranee, plan, by which total. abstainers get the bene
fit of ftu4r habits!of abstinence, as'theicatinot do
in companies 14, 14511 Insure.ordinary drinkers No
large premiums to pay: no fine Ikullalng4 to titiinti
no high qalarle , . C. Id. 11 ALL; Agent.
T.m•antla. Pa.
ME
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SPRINfi AND SUMMER
CORSE-1: & -COONS',
v . ' . (WO
4.1
Are EV , ovvready t..!Nerve . ib.. public with thr Inrgest
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS AND TRAAELINIG BAGS .
Derr brOttiillt to Towanda. rrices to suit tie times,
('all gla sty u..
Nov Lavaeumeds.
inTRNITURE
PARLOR SITITS,
MARBLE AND
ERY LOW PRICES
CENTENNIAL,
MOM=
UNDERTAKING,
I=
AT Tilt '
-PENNA.
OF'Felt ,
PATTERNS, -'
AND AS LOW AS THE LOWS!-_,T
WOOp WARE,
sToN F t clVi l lt E,
1 , BIRD CAVrES
1 t• 7
, 1 1 •
...
BASKETS,
,
GLASS-SHADEa
0. A. BLACK
=I
Wry Re.portfully Your , .
J. 11. PIIINN
ciation.
inA he.t Stuck of
Mau= iikkentbaunts.
ITH, lOC
NEW
ME R - GO ODSI
S U M
OPENED
TIS •H WEEK;
TAYLOR & CO'S!!
•••-t-••-•4• , .
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
EVERY DEPARTMENT
_;-;_.
PLEASE CALL •AND EXAMINE.
TAYLOR & CO.
TOranda. June 8. 1875
STEVENS LONG,
P t
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WitOLE§ALE -& ILET.AII. !
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-
CHOICE ,FAMILY GROCERIES,
COUNTRY PROCUCE,
GRAIN. &C
Having a Large and commodious store, we are
enabled to carry a bei•ey stuck ft
all times.
CASH PAIDIFOR BUTTER,
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Or takenin exchange for goods, an lowest cash pri
ces. Our long experience in the Grocery Trade
gives us peculiar advantages in purchasing, and as
we are not ambitious to make large profits; we fiat
ter ourselves that we can offer
GREATER INDUCEMENTS TO
Buyers than 4ny oth , r c,tabll.•ltnrnt in Sorthern
reunsylvanla.
3... 00
3 50
4 00
3 00
3 50
STEVENS & LONG.
iiicsEn MAIN Se imiDGEsTs.,
ll=l
ma) 13
pr.E, AND LIFE INSIIIANCE
HAS M. HALL, Towanda,
Is prepared tt lusure all 1.1115 PS of rl.t In ftrA
class, reltabli), companies, at as low rates as are con
ststeut with and turtles a share of the Im
sines of ils friends and Hie public generall
WIII give; , sitteial attentl , n to survey "r rkks
out,lile of Towanda
00% July
MONROETON
GRADED - SCHOOL
The next term of Mb; school will conimenre on
• Monday, August 23d,
and continue Twelsi weeks. under the Instruction
of REV. lIALLOCK . AIt3ISTIWN“, A. M., With
competent assistance.
A lithlted.nurnher of pupils from outside of the
district will be received. Rooms can be obtained
for these wishing to beard themselves.
Teachers' class will be formed at tie cent
mencement of the term.
ECM
• TUITION :
Teacberi' Class card Higher English Studies, pe'r
month i . . . 00
Intermediate eta ^s, per montb, • • 1 50
Primary Department, • • 1 00
Payable at the end of each month.
pupils wanted for less than half a term, SZd
no deducticin made fir absence unless on accoant
Cf SiCkZebs: rilYl. 4to
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Deitleri Irr
TOWANDA;PM
linas it Mlitift;
Spring 1875,
EVIEA.NS !ItH.ILDRETH
•
Invite everyone who may wieh t to purchase any
kind of
[DRY GOODS,
Atthe
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE
To call and examine their
NEW STOCK
SPRING ANI) SUMMER GOODS
GEM
'Whit h they are ra:vr
OPENING FOR INSPECTION.
Every Department is complete with all that Is
NEW AND NOVEL,
!3=ll
ST A I' LE GOODS,
WHICH tiOED AT DECIDED
ET
ELANS &
Aprsl Li,
Hotels and Restaurants.
MEANS 110'USE, TOWANDA
=
The Iforses, names., kr.. of ;all guests of this
hoarse, lusurril against 10-s by yin., without any
extra charge.
A superior quality of I 111 Engikli ILLS' , Me. jus
receiTed. T. B. JORDAN,
Towanda, Jan. 21,11
LWELL HOUSE, TOWANDA,
JOHN JULLIVAN.
Jiavlug leased this house, Is now'ready to accom
modate the travelling public. No pains nor expense
will he spared to give satisfaction to those who may
give him a call.
arNorth side of Public Square, east of Mercer's
new block.
BETHLEHEM, .PA.
"OLD MORAVLIN. SUN INN,
BUILT 175 it
Inch In hiAorical interests, it Is the only building
In the country except Independence Bail, honored
by the sojourn within Its Walls of Washington, La-
Fayette, Lee and other patriots of the Revolution.
This popular hotel 1133 recently changed hands,
been improved, entirely refurnished. and the pro
prietor cordially Invites his friends and•traveling
mile to give him a call—no.pains will be spared to
render their stay comfortable. • People en route for
Philadelphia will• find it convenient to spend the
night here, reaching the city about eight in the
morning. A sample room on the first floor, for the
accommodation of commercial agents.
Sept. 1,73
D I N NING ROOMS
IN CONNECTION WITH THE BAKEM
NEAR THE COURT HOUz4E
We are prepared to feed the hungry at all times
of the day and evening. Oysters and Ice Cream In
their seasons.
March 30,10,
Nyw A 'ft RANGE NI E.N.7
AT THE FIRST WARD BAKERY
MRS. MARY E. KITTREDGE
lairing purchased tqe 'took and fixture, of 11. A.
Cowles' Bakery, has refitted the aitabliAtuent ant
purchased an entirely •
NEW STOCK OF GOODS,
Salted in the trade, such as
Groceries, Teas, Coffees, Dried Fruits
Canned Fruits, Candies, Confec
tionery, Fresh.Brea, Biscuit.
Rusk, Rolls, kc.,Daily.
A neat 314 attractive
ICE CREAM SALOON
Will he opened In 'connection with the eAal,ll3e
wilt. where ladles and gentlemen can always tim
cream and other delicacies of the sca,on
1
THE DINING ROOM
Ha.; been rertirnisbNl, and will at all time+ he qufr ,
idled with subhtatatial eatables, which will 1w gervetl
at rert‘onable rates.. Fat - men and other% wkiting
n Will find 11114 a cenveuifutt plaesto supply the
want. Of the Inner man.
MARY E. KITTREDGE
Towanda, pr i I 23.'7 I-tf.i
T HE PLACE TO BUY YOUR
HARNESS AND
lORSE FIXINGS GENERALLI
Is at C. F. DATON'S In the store lately oreopleil
John. Wolff as a Clothing Stow. Having n•moveil
niy e•tablbhment to more comotodlims and eron•o-
nlefit quarter , . I rel - wetfolly Invite nn• old • o•Jii
anil all in %rani of anything in the line of
IMINESS. SADDLES, WHIPS
NETS, &C.,
to give me alcall. feeling satisfied that front the fa.
citifies I ' , Assess for, purchasing stork, I ran 1141 a
better job, at a Ibtver price than any other eqah.
ii,nntent In the county.
1)on 't forget the plaee - role door below the I
strfot of FOX .51 Eercur.
MEM
ME
FOR BALE.—A valuablefarm -111
Athens tap., laying ::.!; miles from Athens
F OR
and 3 miles from .Waverly. • Contains 16
'acres, of a latch 125 are in grass and grain. A dairy
of 25 cows;has been kept on it, and there Is base
ment .tabling for that number. It has a gentle in
clination ro the south, and Is warin, strong land.
It 55111 he 50141 low and pos3esAon given inunedi
ately. Address
E. D. DREW, Etnalra, Y
I). F. PARK, Athens, Pa.
J. PHEW, on the farm.
navV3 740
_FOYNDRY4:IIAO .-
.111 4 ,TE SHO P.
The 6denagoad badni t putioled - thell
afire Maelthte,dttep late_ latAtnied John Carmen.
=to do all =dr of work wto
with prottotners andpfrystch.
I MILL GEA.RINGS,
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS;
Spring 1811
ENGINES REPAIRED.
And work warranted to giTc satisfaction
Of the latest and most Improved kinds manufactur
ed and kept constantly on hand and ready for use-
SIDE-lIILL, IRON AND WOODEN BEA3IB
CORN PLOUGHS AND/PLOUGH
Of ;all kinds, and the latest improvement kept
on tiand. .
_ CELLAR GRATES, •
SLED - AND SLEIGH SHOES,
Mare!' 34:1,10
B lLoon COMPANY
Still continue to , manufacture their celebrAcd
HORSE POWERS & CLEANERS
And will well a Better maChlne for less owner than
can Ito had elaewh..re in the world. We claim for
our machines that they will do a-, mutth, or more,
than any other. and more dnnthly built. We per
sonally superintend our work anti t•ee that it is well
done. We will twin(
DESCRIPTIVE CATAI.OGUES;
ONE, fi, TWO HORSE POWERS,
One and two horse Threashers am
Separators, Thresher and
Cleaners.
cIIICULAIt ANT) !..AM" MILL-
Saw snd Grist Mill work done to
order. Give us a call before
purchasing elsewhere.
"o 3 ullodavua
. A ug.l.'tiu
NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY
t., 1, and 1 ... tr,,
Oat h.. his Imlit a
Whey.: he will eqn•tantly keep on han , l a full aw
nwiril,l
Bridge Street.
Made 4. c, the best material and finished in the
city style. ills long experience in city l'ar
rlage Factories gives hint a decided
advantage over others In the
Proprietor
INSPECTION OF ' lIIS WORK
Thankful Sor the liberal patronage formerly ex
tended and revoct fully a•k a continuance of the
same.
REPAIRING PIIOMPTLY ATT EN 11E6 To
HENRY s - ruLEN
Towanda. Jan. 5. , 73-t r.
W A (31 ONS!
s IVA (,;.()N
r. T. SMITH,
Proprlelor
rkeep on hand a large assortment
D. IV. SCOTT St CO
Tlian any other establishment in the
• •
WyAGONS • CAERLWES
Of every description manunteture
Towanda, March 26, 1573
•
BOOK BINDERY.—The public is
Respectfully Informed that the Book Bindery
!la , been 11'111Oct' to the RLI'ORTFIt gni - Ming.
third , tOrY, V. here [slit by dohs
In all Its carious I.ranelws. on terms as roaLonal
as the "hard tlnw," will allow. The. Ilitokry
no motor the charge of
An experienced 'Binder, and nil work will 1)4
promptly done In a style and manner which canon
be excehed. 3lnsle, 3tagazines. Nenspapers, (114
e., bound In every style. l'aftleularatten
flan Nsill he paid to the Ruling and Hlndinr, or
C. F. DAYTtiN
to any itt,lted pattern, nld. Ii lu (1 1 1:110Y awl di
tillity will be warrant. d.
* All wiwy. will .oh 11.11
prollii,ed.
Tbe patronage of the pubnc i; and per
fect hattsfactlen guaranteed.
aug'246tf..
atodwaiL:
MANDRILS,'
And all kinds of
Mill Irons made to order,
SIMGLE MACHINES
PLOUGHS
of all kin&
CULTIVATORS,
POINTS
CIIIIRN POWERS,
LARGE. AND SMALL SIZE
STOVE CASTINGS
LARGE NETTLES
And all kludi of casting, rurnblicd at
MEANS & ROCKWELL
of our Machlnos liouppilcat
FAWNING MILLS,
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u.•«' jail
TowANDA. PENN'A.
HENRY :irru LEN
!k;EW BRICK cARRI.yIIE FAIT.,I:I
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
Tor AND OPEN BUGGIES,
PLATFOIrst [ WAGONS,
TuuTTING t4ULRYS, AND sKELF.TtiN,;
FINISH, 'STYLE AND DtiRABiLITY
of wagon , . JA knn
Previous to purchasing elso‘ hert
ALL WORK WARRANTED TO (AVE
rERFECT ATISFATIf)N
° Ai" REDUCED PI:D•Es
WA GUNS!
WAAWNS
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SELL CHEAPE
countm
to order on short notice
JAMES BRY'ANT
1300K--BINDECG
H. C. W 1:1' A K 11,
BLANK BOOKS
ssalt
TUItNER & aORDON,
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WIIOLEEtALE. AND BETA •
DRUGGISTS/1
PATTO. BLOCK.
TOWANDA, PENNAt:
. -
ACIDS, EXTRACVS'ELINTIk 11E1113,1,i
SUGAII. COATED PILLS,
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rOWDES, GUMS, 4
SYRUPS, TINC- 1
TUEIES, I
- ~ .'• WINES,
4ts.ll , telcuiltiona of all kinds.
DYE STUFFS,
tit - CffINF,I
KEROSENE,
A ileolloL,
&(. 7
PURE WINES AND Ligt-00,
for medicinal puriKtsm;
TOBACUG; SNUFF, CIGARS, 44C.
MEM
roruLAR PATENT 11.411CINES
.
and a fine assortment of
TOILET AND FANCY UOOI)S
More tbatt.nsual care glvot to the compimpl
ug of prescriptions. Open on Suzulay from 9 it• is
0 1 I'. 31, ana from 5 to 7 Y. M. .
Dr. 31. k pt Lb Can be eonsultedjat the store mi at
inlay of cacti ocek, a.lieretotrire.
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CIfEMICALS.
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TEETif,:!-KIN,AND• HAIR PRF.PARATO) , ....
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PocIi.F.T.BOOKS AND PORT•MONNAIE , ..
M Ac A 114 ANL SCDTCH I.N FIE. i.
FORT:W.' AND DOMESTIC (AGAIN.;
4. A RDEN. is ELD .I.N D'FLOWER SEED`,
Pure Wine- an , I.lpuore, for medicinal pari.,,,,..
IIcrTANIC, ECLECTIc AND HAM(F.PAIIIIC
REMF:DII›, - i
A N II A LI. (.1:N UINE Purutvi: .)I}:tiiclNEs,
- Sapp,r.ters. :•,11,INM , Orif , .. Itrea-t Paini,•Q
NI PP I.Ei , ; N IPPLE SHELLS, & •Al I E I.t)' ; '.
NURSING BOTTLES. TEETHING 1":14; , .
?.:,•linge, lied Pari , , Crillak., TliUtil , ol:l , l , 1:-.
ELASTIC STOI - HIN‘N.S:C. i il`'
KEROSENE OR COAL OIL:, '
wiciN, CHIMNEYs. BATH 111:1( . 11
:-PERM. I..ARD. WHALE. SEATS Ffl()T,
TA NNEIVs. AND MACHINE uIT„ - 1
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HORSH,
MA NE, 51101- Sti:UralliNG. Il.\ I 1:, 'r , . I , T.H.
and all other kinds of hra , lll-‘, I '.
WINDOW AND PICTURE CLASS.
rd all ,lu•+.
PURE I'l"T I \ - ...%ND
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THE POUND. PINT ("I: tiALL•I'N.
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ND I IRY 1201,011 S
ALL. ARTICLES WARRANTEC •
rarvtully rompoanded at alt ;.11 , .ut ,
.4 day and night. (4.1.11-Joindays I,lr Prescription:
fr.an {.. 121.1 a n d sto
11r. l'..rter •••al:idtt , l in ill.
Grecer!es ana Prv!t!or.:
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NO TICK. HERE!
nut Ow rely go.l , of nlllo'l.l, 1,1.; !?v any
fir , t..la-, grocer, and bolt OW, DMVII. 1)4411.
STRICTLY roll CA-IT
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SYRUPS.
COFFEES, &C
vtil Daily. fr,h fr..m tho 75:,-w York Market
' awl laugh at tto' v•ry lime:4 ca,h
I.Favinz bee le elle•ageel 1 ,, r the let,t tlete , ye,if ill)
Fir,t-vla,, \V grocvr In New 11.erk,a
FeWilltiehurl:: s for 1111: .o that I cat') . inalo•
it an olluct for all C Ar,l I:U YE IN call cried
SEE MY STOCK AND PR GCE
f.,re
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M. B. ()WEN.
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Miscellaneous A3-.-artiEernetts. ,
- FOR SALE—CIIF:_II) .INII ON
( 1)N VENIUN'r
A 111nel:smith and wsg.n 11
~ ,kp. a i!lt a tlNci:y
%cater power ati
r aeln,l. A vyty
fnr
The shop: art• 1:n14, an.) %N U!!
=arc tnnehlnerr for carTNitn.rem ;in uxten , lS hn-l
nesq. A ssnall new dwelling liott,c and one;acri. of
land attached. • 1
ALSO-4 o ollwr na44.-r i.on% r (trt ~ nno
strt•a in. with a Iv...sty-fit.. fr, t ,%1‘..,•!. with -aw
and lath titfll, all In gon.l runnlinr Thi•
propvrty trill It, 1,14 itli Av.. 1110, of
lan(l.(ak a hid! th, will •,land
A f.`ol trwrrt, it Log ,
tutu enrl nyw-half
Main building tefa, wifh laitte and (1 , ,n‘(,)-
vnt barn. Thiii.l,,lo,tly trill I„.
mire acri•s of land,. to , ult rulleha••••r.
A Ain! colitaioing ;0..01; 1 - .) :o,
land, all Improved • except r, arm; livoliing
toorseA, two orchar d s, large cattle harn, harn.
wogon Inn>e and there on. prqport
high 'tat' of rultit atl il , and tho i•t
the land tuomrpa,...l in the t ounty. i.
The :Shove drwrlle l property I, all .1.-.1c11.1y
eased and convenient to Lehigh Valley
Arir r..r term....r -310 apply to the
Myer ,burg.
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