feparftwit -
,
vzintasiii. IN 1875
Coit anditunlt, of ramming on tietz Prarioso.
. • s
..
— iThe people of Nebraskn - caplaaw
estimate their position: ' They have
'come through the horn, and out of
the right end. - It , •was, hard upon
them; last year"; ;but, in the grand
history - . of the settlement of this mi. •
Uncut, what, state is there which has
not had 'to undergo a period of trial ?
In _this-respect, Nebraska has suffered
nothinir t' in comparison with her west
ern , ,inters. The , only check there
''lnet with ,since the state was settled
was last' year ;'and now, in the year
1875, the land is heavy with a boun
tint harvest." The following is an
c -ample of what•farming land leads
t in Nebraska—of the success which
Ir i .esults from aarieulture: Gen. Wright
'Of Coltunblis, Ohio, owns land in
iieVard ecinnty, • bought on 10 years
- - eredit of the Burlington & Missouri
.Ilivdr Railroad Company in Nebras
ka; He has had 100' acres broken,
-Cross-plowed; seeded to wheat.' The
wheat harTested and carried tolV
a rd, the market. The breaking cost
$2,50 per . acre, or $250 ; the • cross
plowing, $2,00 per acre, or $2OO ; the
seed cost $80; the, sowing $5O; the'
harvesting' .and carrying to market,,
•` $2,50 'per acre, or $250, making'the
Cost. altogether, $B3O. . The price 'of
• P the land is $6 . ,09 per acre or $BOO,
making wlth the cost of cultivation,
=•tind'tlic - cost of the year's crop, $1430.
What Tian General Wright received ;;
Wheat 1486 bushels,, for which he
'has hal offered 85 ets. Per bushel i that
i 5.41,263,10 ; or,' in . one year, within
$166.00 the purchase price of the );and,
the cost of cultivation, and the 'cost
of the - crop. • And General Wright's
success is by no means extraordinary.'
• lie is-in a good section of the coun
try, btit - not in a better 'section than
the generall 'lle'lilis obtained au av
- of fifteeß,husbels per acre—the
averaue of the indifferent - farming- :of
the new country, when, with -!=ood
fanning. the average in Nebraska
might be 20 to 25 buShelSper
Farming the safest of all pursuits, is
t lierefore safe in Nebraska. The
-man—the good farmer—is in
the right place in Nebraska.. The
hind . (cheap and fertile) is there in
alumdance.. • Those - who occupy it
' have 'assured the - future for them-
• selves and theirl . amiles—that is~ if
they carry to, their work skill and
industry. go man. therefore, should
Struggle with rented land, or with
/ limited or unfertile acres, while
.ex
cellent farms in ;.:\ ebraska are wait
ing the taking. . -
En the above example; it will be
. observed that General Wright is not
resident in Nebraska. 'His work has
to be hired and paid for.. The farm : .
.er4vl-lo,is living on his own land, and
doing his. own work, of course. re
, -eives-himself the wage!! for his labor.
The American Agriculturist :
That the pear is a long-lived tree,' the
ra - ions , Endicott. -.and Stuyvesant ;
pear. going l back two lnindred
years and more. attest. Yet we fre
quently trees that • look old at I
titty:years,and le - Ss. with dead limbs,
most/ trunks, :111(1 fruitless boughs..
These
; old trees are often seedlings
poor varieties, that have offered
fio particular inducement to their ;
owners to : care - for them; A crop of I
astringent or sour pears is not ,much ;
thisse(l when it fails. These old trees
occupy lawns or fields;
;ear'the,liouse, and will repayebund
antly the little care that is - needed to
give them a new start, and-to graft ;
them with standard varieties. Some
im'enfy Years, ago we took front the ,
house, mid removed it, with a Hoek
, f frozen`` earth, upon a stone-boat
to a rich border prepared for it ; in
the fruit l yard. ; It made a growth of
foot. of I.lVood the first season. It .;
; was thenlgrafted with au improved
variety : tlte grafts took kindly began !
bear the third year, and . hate
• iehled-gOod Broils of delicious . fruit
'-ver.sinee, Five years ago we graft-;
• e.l an old ti in the Oaten, which
tore - only inditferjnt'-•wiiiter pears,
:‘l4nit 5-econd . -rate. for cooking , with
t h rad is,c` .'kfitum.' We "began
get' pears the second season•from
the 'grafts, am hay:ell:id them -in in,
ritiantitv'ei - ery year since.
Last year it' yieltled over three'bush,
.7 :Is of splendidATrulf.wbrth at least
The secret of r'suc-• •
l ess with, these Old' trees _ is to stir
1 he
,soil all arOnnd them ?.,ts• far as The
roots extend.' to, manure liberally., fo
, •ut out all the' dead wood-and about
• the second season. when the%tree has
.zot irood start, to commence graft:
We take .thice seasons to,put
iqt a new top:Vgining With the high
, •st liinbs and working down. _ In re
newing the Irigor of the tree, almost
. an} - 'kind ,of manure or eOmpoSt is
available. 'Wood-ashes is' one of the
hest fertilizers. Old hoties,. well
buried,• gill pay l 'a large 'interest on
on their cost. The, contents of the
priVy vault and the. cesspool'eom
posted, are exceedingly valuable in
- .renovating these
. 461 d trees. In stir
timr, the soil, care should be taken
not to break the roots -with the
I,l6ugh: , We attach about equal im-:
Ilortance to the stirring of the soil;
and - to the-fertilizing., in, the process
. of renovativi. • .
contributor to the Pittsburg
in answer to the question, How can
i cow be cured of sueking.herself ?
Sayfi I - I have cured two'of cows
cPuttin(r",a double nozzle - on. the
nose. with.sharp nails in. The strap
is 'had& to fit half-way between the
ryel '
.ana• they nose,' giving the, cow
(!very opportunity for . getting all the
. u.l.:lss slip needs. The outside strap
holds the nails: the inside one Is to
hold- tlu nails, — i from coming out.
~ • I,rali ,shouhl be fastened to the
cow's he4l: like a 'horse. halbir r
'knoll of Ino better or,more effetual.
A Wa, Yen's' Mills - (toga) faymer
Haring heard much about
:.,11 - s r-
• quarter cracks '• on horses, - anti• the
cure; I will give my remedy, having
tried it three times on different horses
vao each thile with epelleiit:resOlts:
Halve the hOrse shod on the eracke(l
foot. With a Solid shoe, that is, around
one. If the, crack is in the .front of
the- hooff tide toe-calk should be
11,:eft: ,if on the side of the hoof have
four. calks. A steel shoe should be
fi'.4ll.- on' the edge Of:the hoof. A
Oate sluiuld be riveted 'over the crack
. 1' , 77 e tar or pitch freely. Dora . stand
the' horse on a wood floor, but en the •
round, — lle can be worked every
FOR . C trttomos.—A good
yam isiffor renewin!! diromosTnad
toy diluting one-quarter, pound Venice'.c
turpentine with :ibotit.a.gill (Ispir4s
AFinc. if too thick a little more of
tl . e latter, if not thick enough,' a little
more of - the former, until o*o the
eonsistency of milk..
*lama
COMMITTEE OF ASSOCIAFE iForrOitS
E. E. QUINLAN, W. H. TittiMPBo;
J .C. CRAwronm, ' W, :RYAN,
t A. A. KEENEY:
f Ar.t, commOntestlons Intended to be Iltherti'd In
this (ici,artment. - stionld be sent to the chairman of
thr,rommiliee.
by. QttnLanr Towanda. and
will be forwayded him to the 4tdltor In charge
for the ensuing week). i_
THACHEIiti' ARSOCIATION:•-.r The next
session of the Bradford COunty Teachers'
Association, is to be held at Smithfield,
Sept. 10 and 11, 1875, beginning Friday,
at 10 o'clock A. M.
The following are the appointments :
Lecturer, Rev. P. • B'. Everett; Papers,
Rev. T. H. Nason, Prof. J. F. McCollum;
Essayists, Misses Emma WoodWohb, Isa
dore Blakeslee; Declaimers, Kirk Wood
worth, Byron wood; Business Committee,
lion. 4. 11. Webb, W. N. Waldron, D. D.
Forret*, Alice Hale, Isadore Blakeslee.
A. M. LritiT, Seey.,
To secure thorough investigatioU;
would have pupils write their lessons. "
The pupil is constantly practicing and
improving in his penmanship, capital
izing, spelling, syntax and punctuation,
which , exercises are all avoided in the
common book method of study,, or the
whi i zza-whizza " plan.
the mind of the pupil. is very much
aided and encouraged by the emplepnent
of the fingers, and by seeing on paper or
the slate the results of its labor.
Ileniqq . .,--This is a kind of .object les
son drill that amMints to something in
developing attention; observation, pene
tration, dear conception, correct, free ana
hitipy 11. e of language in the expression
of thought. .
'Whereas. by the common method . of
study, the slow, honest student is con
stantly discouraged by his mistakes and
as they are brought Outand
censulvd in recitation; while the quick
and mischievous pupil is as Constantly
commended in recitation, and thus en
courager"( iu idleness and Mischief, the
greater part of hiS time; this method
gives ample opportunity for the, teacher
to commend . the slow and backward pu
pil' for his industry. and faithful effort,
while the active and sharp pupils will be
held to continual application s by , writing
then lessons, and pursuing their investi
gations, as . they never can be 'ou the
" whizza-whizza" plan. . •
The pupil is constantly learning to think
independently, and voluntarily to use his
dictionary and other',reference books in
the preparation of his' lesions, in'order to
Secure the Most exhaustive reports on any
subject assigned. •
.I:kniark.—The objections to the writing
method of study may be numerous, but
they all disappear! or become real advan
tages under proper management. The
plan, as I have before said, must bemod
iffed to . meet ihO deinnils of every differ
en tbrauch, -and: to;.suit:the different pow
ers of pupils of diffetent ages, and when
so podified with any degree of skill or
good judgment, every : objection is re
moved,. and the objects are secured, viz :
the habit of critical, thorough investiga
tion, and the habit of continuous, cheer
ful. earnest labor.—Frone . Holbrook's
_Management.
MOW A NDA INSURANCE
1 -k
FIRE AND MARINE COMPANIES
COMMERCIAL UNION. of Engyd,'l7 711.578
ROYAL. Of Liverpool. - -15,000,000
QUEEN, as
CONTINENTAL.' Or New York
GET/MANIA,
GERMAN AISEirIeAN, "
MAxIIATTAN.
COMMX.I7.CIAI.. Of
PIICENIX, of Ifartfoul.
•
ORIENT, ..
AMAZON. Of Ohio,
CITIZENS'. of Newark.
liAmorm: ECEM AN. of Germany
LIFE' & , .ACCIDENT COMPANIES.
NAT,TiiNAL tiry, r. S. A.. assets 13.787.386
Ti:AVEL,Eng, of.llaitford, 3,470.359
RATI.W.Vis PASSIgS, • • 650.000
MUTrAt. or New Yolk • ••• 72,336,070
a . n!l pal4.at
GAI NS IN STOVES
10- ..• •
cure not only the every illy eornplalntsirrerY
t
body,lnt and dangerous dlseasesi Med
siclilfnl rhyslctar.s, mobt eminent elergytne 1, and
our best citizens, eend cert ideates cd etrespe-form
__
ed and of great benefitw they hare deriVed from
411.1. •-----
WRITTEN LEBI3OI
, 36.1
'
ALFRED BOLDSOOK.
IrLscellaaeons Advertisements.
1. J. NOVI.E
AGENCY,
3;z111 Street. Ipro.llte f he t '..nrt liarec
NOBLE & VINCENT,
General Agents
aprt74s t f
TINWARE,
11.A.ADIVARE;
I,RQN AND PArNS,
CA RPEN TE R'S
.T 9 O.L S,
GLASS,
,1
MI
, &C.;
GIVEN TO MX PUACIIASEES FOR CASH,-
It. T.: JUNE'S
Ft ASR D, WARE S . T R E
TOWANDA, PA,
derl7-73
AYEWS- CATHARTIC PILLS,
for all the t)irl'insell or a Family Physic. curl na
Costiyeuess, .Linn4llm, bppeptla, inffigr,tlon.
Dcsi•nhrc, Foul l.itornach and Breath, lientlache,
Erysipelas, "Tiles, Rlietuatistn, Eruptions awl
Skin Disea.ep. , ,ißiliouszie.,,Liver CompLaint, Dr,T-
'sy; 'Fetter, Tutimis and Salt Itheutn,,Wonus., Gout,
Neuralgia. as - a -- Dinner Pill, and ratifying the
Blood, are the most congenial purgative• yet per-
feet eel. Their effects abundantly glmn , bow much
they excel all other Pills. They are safe atul-11leas-
ant to toke. but powerful to cure. They purge out
the foul Humors of the . 1.1004 they' stimulte the
sluggish or disordered organ into netlont and they
Imtntrt health and tone talhe whole being. I They
these 11111 s. They are the West and bef , l physle
for ildtilms, beeauFe mild as well an erettnal. Be-
Ing sugar-AS:U.II, they areY.asy to ,ake.; and being
purely vegetable, they are entirely bartuless, Pre-
. , •
pared by Dr. J. C. Arse k
, •
Practical I,d Lugrtleal Cloomists. Soki by-all
draalsts a;td dealers In ynedlelnee. ta,Tiglt;iO3.3
THE OLD AND POPALAR
H . A R D - W A: Rya. S T 0;-1110:
coilmia S. RUSSELL,
Insite the aitention,ht the public to thou.' itoCk.
HARDWARE
.000DS.
=
of the itios!p t itisrtrreil patterns.
PARLOR. it, IIEATI.NG STOVES,
BUILDING - MATERIALS,
ICE CREAM FREEZERS,
SHEARS, SCISSORS; RAzo4s,
POCKET CUTLERY,
Of the beat manufacture, and warranted.,
CARPENTERS' TOOLS,
CHANDELIERS,
In endless variety. The largest and best •assort
ment kept in Northern Pennsylvania.
KEROSEN LAMPS,
LAMP CHIM',N'EYS & GLOBES,
In endless variety, of cam own manufacture, war
ranted first-clas..
Jobbing of all kinds In our line promptly atten
ded to. Tin roofs and eaves troughs put pp hi the
most satisfactory manner, at short notice.
GAS FITTING AND PLUMBING
A Specialty. WE•IiAVE THE ONLY PRAcTi-
CAL PLUMBER IN TOWANI)A.
Our old friends and the public generally
bear In rand that We sell goods only for
RE A D Y
Belelvinlt the only bystem by which justice can bo th be done buyer and seller.
Grateful for paq very liberal patronage,. we.so . -
licit a continuance of your custom, with the assn
ranee that we Will offer you greater Inducements
than any other establishment in the country, as we
carry a larger stock, and enjoy peculiar facilities
for purchasing.
)lp2a-7.~cr
NO THEY !
=
IWY THEIR CLOTHING
H. 0.8 SiTORE
Never find fault with the fm;lfty of th.
11.500,000
'• 2,675,069
1,599,564
• 1.952.835
709,885
" 457,782
1.975,0=
719,342
. 938,540
• 1 413,730
Now plies plca,ure In 'calling attention to his
'2, SOO, 000
LARGE AND ELEGANT
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
MEN -AND BOYS',VEAR
An inspection of his stock will he .nufficient to
satisfy all that be can offer greater Inducement.,
than ever. • Eaugl74s.
FALL AND WINTER OF 1875-6
CLOTHING, GENTS' FUFHNISH-t
f. E.• ROSEN E S,
WHOLESASE AND RETAIL
CO
This - popular house has now ready one of the finest
Stocks of Clothing in America, for style quality
and flt, which is a guarantee that every • garment
will prose what I represent It to be.
FARMERS,
COUNTRY 3ERRCHANTS,
Coming to town. are particularly requested to call
at my store and examine the leading styles, made
from French. Scotch and American Cloths, for
Men, Boys and Youths' wear. In it will be found
many leading styles for the coming season, such as
the Double Breasted Cut-away Vest Sults: the Pl
mieer Sults: The Iluzzar Vest suits; the Centennial
Sults, of all of which I ask a careful examination.
by all who are In want of cheap and sulastantitil
clothing and furnishing goods.
OVERCOATS OF EVERY
HATS,
• MITTENS, &R.,
WHOLESALE
,AND RETAIL,
.3f. E. .120SENFIEVD'S,
angl6-73,
, .
pLows AND POINTS.
frarmem are hereby Informed that I atn now me
wed to furnish the celebrated
LE' I RAYSVILLE "L" PLOWS,
of every kind. Also Points, or any, portion of the
plow furnished at lowest rates.
'LOW& VAN pr.
Ghent, Augnat 4 117111 f. -
ArALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
TON MIX AT STEVENSVILLE, BRAD.
FORD CO., PA.—Nine miles tram Wyshising,
the Lehigh Valley B. B. The propertyconsists Hof
s DULL. with !oar ran - ot stones in good
coalition;
inimblim a atm MILL. Lierisisairst-slem
rn 101111. M2s.sespi 921 EM shout
prima urea ot bed._ - • _
- Aimed Mseeloe misiness. •
.- • ..414rem LIUU omm.
= ldt s 4 Tan *lvor, Malt
11/1
BM
ecTNlsting of
COOK -STOVES
RANGES,
Of all kinds
In endless variety
Furnished at
BOTTOM PRICES.
Of evrry L.tyle
Of every descriptfort
GAS FIXTURES,
BRACKETS,
&C.,
From the cheapest to the best
At greatly_rectuceiTprlces
TIN WARE,
r~
1' A Y!
COPPING & RUSSELL.
Pcupie nnp~ahi of
HARD TIMES,
But those who are wi.se sinoligh to
-AT
SELL`.
MR. J A C`O B S
ASSORTMENT
EOM
lIMMEI
ING Gcrous: - ale
-AT
-XT
GRANGERS.
MECHANICS,
-AND
DESCRIPTION.
CAPS, GLOVES,
-‘AT
TOWANDA, PA
v!tUful=t'*r
~, ,
p . .. T,~
*avt
SU MALE R G O
... 9 ;ti:i '.l
OPENED
T Ir-r 2
ESE
EU
TAYLOR Ac C
-t=t
PRICES LOWER.THAN EVER.
SPECIAL BARG.A INS
EVERY DEPARTMENT.
- r 4--
t
r4--t
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE.
TAYLOR (V,
I=
STEVENS & LONG,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
MEM
CHOICE FAXILY GROCERIES,
COUNTRY I'RtCUCE,
GRAIN, &C
Hating a large and commodious More, we are
enabled to carry a heavy stock at
all times:
CASH PAID FOR BUTTER,
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
Or taken In exchange for goods, an lowest cash pri
ces. Our long experience In the Grocery Trade
gives us peculiar advanta ges In purchasing, and as
we are not ambitious to make large profits, we ffat
ter ourselves that we can offer
GREATER INDUCEMENTS TO
Buyers than any other establishment lir . tiortheru
Pennsylvania.
STEVENS & ',ONO.
( - 01INF:R MAIN k
mayl3.
•
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
CilAti. M. MALL, Towanda, ra.,
Is prepared to insure all classes of-risks In first
class, reliable companies, at as low rates as are con
sistent with security, and invites a share of the bu.
sineas'ef his friends and the public primal!.
win give special attention •to survey of risks
outside of Towanda. ,
Tewanad f Juli 2!,1575-3m.
MONROETON
' GRADED SCHOOL.
The next term of this' school will commence on
Monday, August 23d,
and continue Twelve *vets, under the instruction
of REV. HALLOO& ARIETBOND, A. -N., with
c=assilitanee.
te t d
number at Vu' Irma Wilde of the
district will to received: Throw can. be obtained
for those wishing to board themselves.
A Teachers' class will lie foamed. at the com
mencement of the term. . •
TUITION s
Timbers , Chas and 11fiber DIVA Studies par
&oath - • - • 00 00
In termediate Claws. per ritt. • - • 30
Ure owl of auk
mufti foe kat Una bait SUM sad
pr,Oases
.uldsiiitlAmt
. / 4-.41111111
11
sprin'g 18n.
\'}:~N 4 HILI)RETII
MEM
Invite rveqvans svh
0 I) S
E K i
IV A'
LOWEST
O'S:
SPRING AND SUMMBR GOODS
OPENING INSI4:CTION
Betels and, Restaurants.
AI r .EANS 11 OUSE,
.I.TX
The Horses, 'farness. he., of all guests of this
hosuse Insured ngalust loss by - Fire, without any
extra Charge. •
A superior quality of Old Engll4b Bnsi Air. Just
received. T. It. JORDAN,
Towanda, Jan. 21,*71. ' Privrletur.
E L'ELL'HOUS T , TOWANDA;
Having leased this house, Is now ready :to lICCOIIr
inodate the travelling public. No pains nor expense
will be spared to give satisfaction to those who may
give him a call..
arir•North side of Public Square, east of Inereur's
new block.'
BETHLEHEM, PAI
"OLD MORAVIAN SUN
' BUILT tr7sB.
Rich in historical interests, it is the only building
in the country except Independence Hall, honored
by the sojourn within Its walls of Washington, La-
Fayette, Leo and other patriots of the Revolution.
This popular hotel has recently changed bands,
been improved, entirely refurnished, and tho pro
prietor cordially Invites his friends and traveling
panne 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.
D INNING RO OMS
We are prepared to feed the hungry at all tithes
of the day and evening. Oysters and lee Cream in
their seasons.
March 30,70.
NEW ARRANGEMENT
MRS. MARY E. KITTREDGE
Halting purchased tip) stock and 'flathres or U. A.
Cowles , Bakery, has refitted the establlshment 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, Rolls, &c.,Daily. • •
Will he opened in connection with the establise
ment,*bere ladles and gentlemen ran always find
the nest cream and other delicacies of the-season
TOWANDA, PA!
Has - been reftintished, and will at all times be suP
plied with snintantlal eatables, which will be served
at reasonable rates. Farmers and others wisiting
town will find this a convenient plaeo to supply the
wants of the inner man. .
- 1 OD
, Spring, 1.879.
may yrlhh to purchase arty
kiwi of
1
G 00 D S,
D It Y
WM
,OSSIIME PRIV E
EZEM!
L examine their
N E. WI
STOCK
Which they ale hew
.;. •
E'vrry Ervi•arintit Is votitpiet; with all tbat in
NEW AND NOVEL,
As well a
sir A P y. 6.0 S ,
WIIIcII 1%111, BE ;AAA) A r DECIDED
BA ItGA INS, HY
EL ANS lIILDRETII,
Bridge Street
A pril 1,'75
STWEET'
JOHN JULLIVAN
Sept. 4,'73
IN CONNECTION WITH THE BAKERY,
NEAR VIE COURT 'HOUSE.
AT THE FIRST WARD BAKERY
A neat and attractive
ICE: CREAM .SALOON
THE DINING ROOM
MARY E. KITTREDGE.
Towanda; April n; 744 T.
THE PLACE ` BUY YOUR
-
HARNESS AND
HORSE FIXINGS GENERALLY
Is at C. F:DATON'S In the store lately occupied
Julius Wolff to a Clothing Store. Haring remcrred
my establishment to !more commodious and amvo,
nienrquarters, I regetfully invite my old mato. ,
!nem and all In Ran tof anything In the line of
HARNESS, SADDLES, WHIPS,
N}iTS, &C., -
to give Me a call, feeling satisfied that from the fa
cilities I possess furl pnrchasitig stuck., I can do
better Job, at a lower price than any other estab-
Liniment In the cOnnty.
Don 't forget the place one door below the old
strnd of Fort Eercor.
may2ll. C. F DAYTON.
'FOIL SALE.4—A valuable farm in
Amens MR. 133ing 216 allies from Athens
rn,
and 3 miles from Waverly. Contains 156
saes, of which 125 are in grass ,and graln. A. dairy
ot as elms has been kept on tt, and there is base
clinatsonnt e r
east t
onuunlb e s r .
w l a t ms t a r on n g Na n a
It will be mid low and ICIIIMISIIaII Ekren lumesll
- , Addnsia ' •i - • -
Pe D. DREW, lithAirs, N. Y.
lA. F. PAILS, Athens, Pa.
11. rnic wine fined. ,
,• , _ „ ~
uarls 74tt
vonvoitk
The iiadenigned lurin.the Foandry
mak Machine Naafi Ate bor JOWL - Carman,.
Aro prepared to do ad work *gaining to
Italy paidataa,irttlipie
` MILL GE r OMOS, ; •
ciltarran e
miLts,
MAND I CILLS;
, .
And an thaw tit -
Mani
=EI
I=
_ •rons. et oh et,
Mill ni l it to
ENGINES ItEPAIR•ED.
And wuik wsnrauted to pre uttstaction.
•
•
SHINGLE 4 ACHINES ..•
of the Meet and 114 roved kln4l manufactnr
ed and kept constantly baud and ready far we
SIDE-HILL, lit:C!Si A
CORN PLOUG :
PO
)1;a11, kluds s and the
CEL,LAI (MANES, . •
SLED AND S IEI II SHOES,
'larch 30,•70
B
Still COIIIIIOI6 to man
HORSE I'OWE
And will sell a better machine for less money than
can be had elsewhere In the world. 'We claim for
Our machines that theyl . will do as much, or inore,
than any other, and more durably built. We per.
sdnally superintend ourwork and see that It is well
done. We will send
DESCItII'TIV : CATALOGUES
ONE• & TWO HORSE POWERS.
One and two horse - Threashere awl
Sep.U'ntors,l Thresheeand •
Cleaners.
m!tcuLAn AND
Saw' snd Grist ,
order. Gil,'
purellasi
"oo ([NO
Aug. 1,469
NEW CARR
Respectfully afinounce
that he has built a
ht, will constan
went of
TOl' -AND
'ITROTTINO SULK
ililade of the best material and finished in the be
•' city style. Ills long experience in city Car
• - riage Factories gives him a decided
' • advantage over others In the '
INSPECTION
Thankful for the II
tended feel respeettit
same.
REPAIRING I'llo,
Towanda, Jan. P. 73-
WAGON,
-
C. T. SMITH,
rroprletor
I keep on hand,
D. W. SCOTT a CO
Than any otheti
WAGONS'
Of every de.se
Towanda, March "
ISOOX 131 •
Itexpeettolly to
been removed
third story, where
In all Its carious bran ches , on terms as reasonable
as the "hard times" *lll allow. The Bindery will
be ender the charge I
An eiperleneed Binder, and all woilt . will be
promptly done In a style and manner wialek cannot
be. eseelled. Molt, 'Maga:lees; Newspapers, Old
Books, &e ., bound In every style. Particular atten
tion 'sill be paid to the fluting and finding' f
." • •
. '
I ~
to any desiredpattern. Arhleh In quality and clues
blJlty win be inerreeted. • .
Sir Au work will be ready for dellreri wbei
promised.- -I .
TbeOnaleot th e public Is solicited, and Per
(tot tatignilik guaranteed:
au g 24l "' I -- • • •
d lIS
PLO
'D WOODEN REAMS
kings.
CIO
ATOItS,
CULT!
S AND PLOUGH.
NTS
latest Improvement kep
bawl.
POWERS,
CHURN
SMALL size:
LARUE AND
CASTING'S
STOVE
'ETTLES,'
Lltlttit;
Ind all kinds or castings furnhlted at
=l:=
G M 1' A N y
uracture thelrxelebmted
CLFrANERS,
I=
IL,QoIrIfIT!
G MILLS,
FANNIN
I)RAG• SAW M1L11.14,
Mill 'work done to
us wean before
elsewhere.
(Irtiff `SXHILIX
CIE
CLOO'ItI
AGE FACTORY
thei l
new Jan, ‘,
)A', PENN'A
Uppoxlt
TO WA N
IM\ It
MEM
to his friends auil patnnw,
!WAGE FACTORY,
NEW BRICK (
ly keep on hand a full aNsor
IA RR I AG E S,
FAMILY
PEN BUGGIES,
CM WAGONS,
P LA TFO
YS, AND SKELETONS,
AND DURABILITY
STYL
Ail he asks IS an
Of wagon.,
OP: HIS _WORK
rehashig elsewhere:
Previous to p
ALL WORK W. 1
tERFECT
RRANTED TO .OlyE
ATISFATION.
)sral itatronage formerly ex.
ly ask a continuance of the
ATTEND}: Tt.
I=
AT RED
MEMI
WAGONS
U 0' N S.!
EMS
a large assortment of
DONS
K 3
=I
S E L I.
'HEAPEIt
, -
establishment in the
t!
CUM
ND • CARRIAGES
iption manufacture(
to order
n short notice.
AMES BRYANT.
MI
o ERT.—Tlic public is
'formed that the Book Bindery
to the Itltrowrzit Building,
Elbe done '
-BINDING
800
C. WIIIITAKER,
BLANK BOOKS,
Ttritlit ESII ,
wu4LituLr....ol.r.vsz
v' S
PATTON'S BLOCK,
_TOWANDA, PEN
Ault)* EXIVA:itik r iCLIXIIR
CO* itlut • PiL
- rowDzse
sx,Hurs,
V WEB,
WINES, __
Ac.,. ,
itJn prtlatiallous of alt ki
DYO STUFFS,
MACHINE OILS,
KEROSENE,
ALCOHOL
&C.,
'UIU WINES AND
for medicinal purpose
TOBACCO; SNUFF, CI
All the !
It
POPULAR PATENT 31ED4
and a One assortment '
TOILET AND FANC
More than usual taro Is given to
lag of prescriptions: Open on Smut
to I , P. and (tom 5 r. If. to 7 P. 5i
Dr. MADILL can be consulted at t
urday of each week, as heretofore.-
D. U.
W. O.
rnay7-72
}LC : PORTER,
IMMO
OLD CASH , . DRUG
Conicr 3faln and Pine Sts., To
trattabliis edoveraquarler , of
W esalo and Retail Dc
DRU 31,E
CJIEMICALS
ACIDS, DYE-STUFFS, a
'EDF U3IERY, TOILET AND F
SPONGES, DIIIPSDES, BRACE
S
SOAPS, COMBS , POMADES, D
TEETH, SKIN, AND HAIR
RAZORS, POCKET-¢N}
POCKET-ROOKS AND PORT 4
MACAHOY AND SCOTCIII'
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIii
GARDEN', FIELD AND FLO
Pure Wines and Llpuors, for wed'
BOTANIC, ECLECTIC AND 14
• ' REMEDIES,
AND ,ALL GENUINE POPULA4, ~
31EGICI NES
Supporters, Suspensories , Breilst
NIPPLES, NIPPLE STIELLS,Ac
NURSING BOTTLES,. TEETBING RINGS,
Syringes, Bed Pans, Urinals, Thermometers,
ELASTIC STOCKING §,
, KEROSENE OR COAL OIL, •
WICKS, CHIMNEYS, BAT BRICK, •
SPERM, • LOD, :WHALE, ?I ATS FOOT,
TANNER'S, AND -MACH NE OIL,
ALCOHOL AND SPIRITS TurPENTINE,
BASH,
PAINT, V ARNIM!, WHITEWASH, COUNTER,
HORSE, I
MANE; SHOE, SCIIIjIIBING, HAIR 4 ToOTIL
and all other kinds of brushes.; •
WINDOW AND PICTURE CLASS ,
of all sires.
PURE LINSEED OIL, PAINTS PUTTY, A
VARNISH. •
. I READY MI2I O :ED PAINTS ! •
OF ANY DESIRED
BY TIIE POUND, PINT 0 GAL t,t):q.;
!GROUND IN OIL Oft VAIHNISIL
AND DRY COLORS OF ALL HUES.'
ALL'ARTICLES WARRANTED.
Prescrlpthots carefully comp - turd at all hours
of day and n ight. Open Sundays or Prrscrlptlons
1 - olu t 10. A. M., 12 to 1 and 5t06, P. 31.
Dr. Porter can be consulted as her In the
°Mee. ;pi:l3*mM.
Groceries and Provi
il •
'
L. -
kj B PA. T C 11,
117110I;ES,,'1LE
DEM,EIt IN
GROCEMES AND PR
•111 w. NDA, P
=
FLOUR ALWA
'fite highest price pAI. for
CoUNTRY PRO
I , liell a.,
Burr POU LT ft
EDE
Effiecial attention paid to filli
delivered free of charge
the Borough.
MOM
NO TICK lIERE!
Rut the very best goods of all
flist-class grocer, and sold l t )own,
' STRICTLY FOR C
The cholcest
TEAS, SPICES,
SYRUPS,. SU,
COFF*ES,
Received Dally, fresh from the New York Market,
and bought at the very love t cashlUices.
•
Having been engged for the I three years with
a First-class Wholesale grocerlin New York, I have
Facilities for buying mygoodSl that I can make
it an object for all CASII BUYE S call and
SEE MY STOCK A
Before purchasing c
Witt PAT CASII FOU
M. B. Otis' I
• I
RED, 'WHITE AND MATE ST
MUCOUS:UM M
IP.OR SALE-CHF:I'
-CONVENIENT TERMS.
A blacksmith and wagOn sh
waterpower attached. Ave
for business.
- - ------ -
The'shoss are large and cilit Went; with neces
sary machinery for carrying o an extensive busi
ness. A small new dwelling b se and one acre of
land attached. p .,'
ALSO--One othVi water r on the same
li t
stream, with a twenty-live fe t whet)), with saw
and lath mill, all In good ru ning order. . This
t r i c rotl y wri f gt 11l sold togethe r
t 'with
ft"
acres
of
iP • •
ALSO—A ROTEL - PROPERTY, with a. largei
two and one-half story house, with back buildings.
Main building 00r3:. leet,,with Ilarge end conveni
ent barn. This property will be sold with one or
more acres of land, Wenn purchaser. I .
ALSO—A FARM containing i abouti 150 acres of
land, all improved except .5 acres; two dwelling,
_houses, two oethards, large , cattle t acit, horse. barn,
wogon house and sheds thereon.- Thls property is,
in a high state of cultivation, and the quality of
the land unsurpassed In the co ty. I;
•
The above described 'prop@ isall . desirably 10-
attetl andconvenient to Lehigh Valley. Itall Road.
`For tents of sale apply t the subscriber, at
llyersburg, Bradford County, Phi
. apri-75. , . . 11. IIPRI) MYER.
RANK'S GRAVE
For the purpose of preserving Mt) permanent
symmetry of Burial mounds anti bolding the usual
7
Head and Foot Stones more rmanently and se.
cutely ht ?WU= . • '4: . - .
For ?entailers address
' L. 8. mck.F.nok, Agt,
. .
. 1 . tringfleld.
I==
1111221
tv.9
10Ir A. CI II A 13 E R ON.
• •
` IL`.
al
'A.I
1110(13s,
15, • •
F I ti• E F. 'W E. L
.
MI
•1
;, ,
AVATCJI.FiS AND CLO
C.
IQUORS,
RS, &C.
June 2.74.
c I N Et;,
i
(MODS.
the eelepeued
y
Iron U A.M.
O Eton, OH Sat-
V Wird?,
MAMMON.
FINE AIIgRICAN ANP
STORE;
ntla4 Pa.
eenerry,3
r in
• I
I NIB S-
oLut,
I4C116001)S
& TRUSSES,
AIR I)TES.
PAR ,ILTIONS
VEg, '
SILVER pl;Arlin iv At:
101C1i1F;S,
; • •
-.;
cloAins, •
ER SEEDS,;
10=11 itirpooci;„
PROM THE CHEAPEST TO THpc
-
O.II.4r.rATIIIC
COLD, fill. En AND tiTEEL
SPECTACLES EYE GLA,
•
One door north of Dr. Porter . cane's Drtf
Maln Street,
pRESENTS FO.R A
N:E E NV E L It Y S T 0
s v oust:m.oy reeelving In addition tm his tar .
of Jewelry.
PINS.
MI
IL
3
A N D
" •
GOLD AND SILVER WA'!'
tiII.VER PLATED WARE OF AI.I.VAI
r , •
N
SIEVED AND PLATED RINGS AND I
=um
•
CLOCKS. 'We ALL VASIE
• f-h.t, the lowest prices.
Watch, Clock, and-Jewelry repairing dot
1.24 manner. and warranted.
ICIELV:I
,
CAME
ThangA for a liberal patronage and bope
yid ItIIL3IICP of the.saine.
g Goods
nywhire In
SPECT:keLy,S'! SPECTAC
IL PATCH.,
These Lenses haVe Oe power of Protect
Eye from IRRITATION arising from Li!
coitipanled by Heat.. ender Wilson's Amerl
English letter4atent..
•
Inds kiiit by any
Down; Down, .
MB
ARUNDEL TINTEDSPETA
, •
OIJASSES
MOULT. BE PREFERRED TO ALL crr
AILS,
They have the power of Atrestink the He
of Seize and Artificial Light• before enter
Eye..
co
wheft applied to the appear col ,rless
I.'P►ICES
MI
therT
'ROM eF
AMERICA N & SWISS WAT
IL
RE, RIIIDG T
mots.
•
ROGERS 11, ROS.O ELEBR AT E D SILVER
P 4 - -*I) ON.
.FINE GOtI)JEWELIiY,&C
with ii twenty-feet
desirable location
THE BEST
T 3 It A. 18. I L N:
1.; 1
ITAkDS.
-wi
,T or w a bi
#
ME
1
Drialler in
C D
11 1 4
sill
ME
I 1 .
JEWELRY,
SILVER _W
3!. ;.H E! N D 1 E M
[
Dealer In
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
FINE-JEWELRY.
' Atso
s lr E It 11, I Ti" SI c.A
aud 1
cr.ocKS
TOWANDA, PA.,
Jan64‘
AT TIM
W. A. ROCKWELL
FINE GOLD SETS.
BANDS.
RINGS,
STII DS,
veIIARMS,
NECKL
ANERIcAN ANI► SWISS WATCI
•, . -
11Q11.1), Silv [ er AND' STEF:I.:"PIa.CA
W. A: ROC K
nor 1243
SUUNDEL TINTED
TREASONS WIIY THE
They are Violet Tialed, yet so eoilstrue
The high, and low outuberyi Are the tia LIM t
C11.13111ER1.134
.1E EA, E
TOW A N DA ,
I=
I
l
STERLING SI.4)ONS AND rf.,
CaUliT
N%', A. CUANBE..
Nor. 12,71
lOWA AND WEARASKA,;I
for sato 6y !I
BURLINGTON & MISSOix
RIVER R. it. CO. 1
On ten_ year's credit it 6 per ;
Interest. 1'
ONE MILLION ACRES In IRIWA and
NI:BRASH A. '
The finest country In the world to combine !farm
ing and Mock raising. • d
Products wlll pay for land and Im
provements long before the prin
. clpal be comes due.
LARGE DISCOUNTS for cash.
“The so-called destituttori laNetuneks Me In 'the
far western region; beyond the lands of the B. k
M. B. R. Co.” • • 1
.
air Yoe etrenet, willfully deecrlbe these
Lade, and the t f We; apply to et address,
L D COmnBBloNlt_ _l4
Irma, fee leerek foooml.
or Zinedosigol. foraletruklasands.
eva
• .
~1.4TR0
r,° To. OUR
•
woo i fit
PHOICOGIIkPIiERS, r.
t •
111 E
II
. ..
- TOWirINTIA, 1.4.::. •!I - :
1.• Grateful for tber-generotur patuartage of uw
year. , wenkl. totem all ;wanting Ph:Wrest'
we are still wldlng tO onratabllah*pt
r -1 . ; - " .1 • - 1!;, •-,
r a,
EW AI D LIIPRDVED INBTRUMENTs,
And adopting tried and appiibred 'Mlle.; or
'prioting and retouching ln"ordnr to secure .
1 ' ~,:'
i : i FINErg ritCYPX.ift PS TDA!..i' EYES •
, •
1 . .1
" • I . - -
tutauttentahla ot the ett sr awl that we mak.,
Ji ti spats)+ to enlarge 1 - Ikftide of Pieta tea to
ler size "destred: 'and' hadsh ' In Water tlolor..r.
India ink, of In ell, In . I ! '
; 1 . I. • . .
BEST STYLES AND IL zny tow PH Ilit.: Ei+.
f'
y ,
We alse emleavoi to take all the time vim:Aide'
lh making childreos plecares, su as to see Ore the
.best results.
al
I We are eenstantly wit lug t+ nuestoclt'ut
. ,
FBAJFEfr..
All new patterns and tJstetat itzles. aijillur
tdsh them at IlAinall advance trent cost price=.
— May I 1.73
Vise.ealaneons A
COAL! COAL!
. TII
06 TOWANDA
T IERCE
. .
Take. plea:nue In announcing M" their frieial., An
1
the public generally ' that hey pie PreparcOo rw
nisi} any (rf the fullowlng nataeil - Ceals in flualit
ties: to suit purchasers, t °roughly screenol ..,
slated, and at as low rater as at any yarit 3u 'l' ,
warlda; We keep the beast enal4'froni the
.mtt,:..
and Wllks-Barre mines, ' •,! . ' .i
,
SULLIVAN_
ANTIIII.A.C1II:
. ~
AIJ 9
CO •
, 6 -,
i
all sizes, from mines iiii Sullivan enuniv.
Em
B:,C
SMITH - AND kTOE coA
train hi. old , Harrlay Min a. 11• i r an Solr ,21gi.11
;BEST LLENtFOWN LIMP;.
r • , 1.
THE BEST . COI'IIIAY CEMF
II 1 t.
•-".
- 1 - : • •7
fill °niers Irft at i Die +ars iif Long dc 2!it,i,i,
F. J. Calkins, ThirillWpriii, Kirliy's Drug Mri'.
at our (Mice. corner lit I7er aiOl Elizabeth'.
will retievo prompt Latent on. l .
' I PLEASE .611
R lii.
EMU
•
eifp2. - i-71. A
4- 7 E F I U
. •
roal
MIN
IThe s'il , filer lise
I
'll.', ANI FLU
1
•
I I . .
S lOW .1 , 111 . 1,1 , 01.11 f.V.1`.111..11; ilia that i• 1
• , areil to ilo all work lit ht`
Mil
Br
. . ,
, .
.:. •
CI.7ST II M tiII.NDING DONE ON illE- •• ‘N!
DAV THAT MIS lOr'El V EH
MEE
W,heat. ntirk,Wht•al and 1 :YP1F 1 "". ""' 11
Feed. Bran. ay.., alwap; Spit 1138.1 .111.;
.$lO rile at 1 ,, n t 1 t tab—.
- • -i;:
, .
yAirricuLAß N0ynt:E.14,1.,, ,, H. for.z. •
the west side of t h e river qeslrlog to t utt,qll," It
mill, will have th eir letryaite ptii,l both 11.:1-. ~IA
they' t lr i or , gr l,. ts 'ot ten hositeHmot oioNoti-.
Mg
T IIE E-3I I NIG T 7S 1c
C E S ,
.
The REmrsarroN srwrif; m.sciilNF:
sprung rapidly. Ani,, ray, a „ 3 ,0,,,,ing tn.. 1.- ; ,
combination of Owl (maintop% Ninety : Light tau ,
ping, mio.lt Ij. ip.iSeleNS., ral.M.'icipnillte. with I.
Stitch. It 1 ., a Sletittl.. 31a..110j,.. 's ith ~ 1 t, ,1 i1,01.,
Drop Fel.ll. :
I
t
•
11E.MiN(ITON .- -
1M). 1,.
II ES.
R.. NI ;triune (or fatuity iise, in'the' thit.1`3,..0 uf ~
existent..., bas met with a more — rapid Int IV,'
rntiu of ~ales than any maritine - on the 111:1} ket.
, I
1
MEI
REMINGTON NO. 2. 1
tints
• .
A -Machine cur tnantflArturingf and fati at V
-
(ready (or delivery only 1 , 71.1 14 , 1
il - feetioliTatill variety of. work.'is A
to family br work.hop.
TE s,
ME
Iliel It A
GOOD, GIS•NTS WANTED
UM
iEt4 !
1
REMINGTiI.N r44IVINt: MACHINE ',OH
,
lIMM
ht, ac
an auti
BRANCH OFFICES OF RENIINGTI.N
• ' COMPANIES.
DM
E. REMI3i6TON &
S.
ItE3EINCTON,S.EIVI3.I6 31. 1
CO.,
•
REMIXGTON AG'T. ,•
& 283 Itroailtrav 11 - 4 Arm,
Madison Square, .. 11 . ., Sewing 31.tehie , ...
'Chicago, :=7 State Stl3lachineB alp! A
BOitoll, 'Washing . (311 St., Sewhig
Clnclnattl, 181 West 4th st.. Sewing 31:e
Utica, la/Genesee Sti. Sewing 31aehlre , .
IVashlngton,D. C.,52 7th lit.,S3*lng. Mad ,
Atlanta, Ga., DeGici.B Opera 110t..e. 31.“
St.f sewing 1.e . t00 ,
'EA L h 1 , 7 .
- I.
TEEM
MEM
DIEM
MEI
Eub. 13.71.
I
BM
T 0 W.-1 ND . P EiN
DM
rApis, MILT.'. vtr.e:.“;.
l' •
V. • . - AO
1
1 _I.
Busrs E.,,sS SITE:zi IN :'IOW'
.
1
•, 1
11121
EMEI
AI.WAYS ILIIZIj,A:INS,
ME
Also large tra l ts of In .
•
ONVA, NESKASKA I KANS
El
4,4 1:All ft
for Eml
;PROPEDTT EDE. I:EXT. •
• AND nusiNt*y
I=3
• .
• ,
Rents collected anti retulttel 4ili tvasonat,ic t.-tr'
•
. . • ' -I: - • . '
=M
1 • ;
, , •
Money Loaneil & Loans Negotiated.
1 •
P'artica wishigg to purrhalte ciotralt 4 3
ova- our Llats. I
sprZ:4slf.
lEMIII
COAL! CO.I I.
COAL YARD
MDMllliii
We keep 01 11:16! the
USA CALL.
S; S. PIEW.:F:.'
WM. Scl:trl'
ill ING :qll, I
QUI A.
=
it ,, tkd that
111 LI
'RING
[ Y
Sciul for oitutliai,Jo
A. 'J. NOWA; Co.,
Main .tart,
• •
)", LOTS',
ME
Bth.
kr;
lIMI
. ,
FOI 11W ELM ' 1.7
1,911 . 4_15.t.5., •
1 1 ,
& co.
I I