(rdurationill Peparhnent
QUINLAN,
WILT, • , Committee .
T. C, CttAwroLD7 of
`W. --Issociate EditerB
A. £ J ,
Connotodeatlon msy Lr sent to elther , ,or the
may he I%reterrt d. and will appear
whiMi 1 ha: charge.
tt. w. RyAN, E4ttot7 in Chak - gr. Pre,ent Week.
_Much ditiereqe of opinion exists as to
What is of most:interest for the Educa
,. ti ual Departtbent.. Sane would have it
- i'•'ltigher To such w e rat, Fend
tis suchurticles or induce your aegitain
. tanees to do 54,. :Since-all labor for this
iloitartment is gratuitous, your compel's:l
-tkai 101 be as much' as that received by
thrl.;!3 . ..who are aiding. this be
j4itmerit. Others, teachers, would have
r more pr4 . 4ierd tnatter, relative to teach
m,
-rep is labt3rs and duties, their success.and
perplexiies. To such we reiterate the
appeal I.and solicitation of each 'editor,
"Send s sketzhes of your school, present
your troubles and difficulties ; ask ivies-.
thins; answer questions." The ',editors
hare charge of school interests requiring
their
,entire time, and can scarcely do
moie-than arrange the articles for the-pa
per. *iiveral hundred teachers of this
county, besides the pupils and friends of
CducationShould keep the two Mums al
lowed crowded each week with interest .
ing matter, and .yet as one of the editors
we:are astonished that for months not one
article has reached us for these columns.
alis-department is for pupils as well as
teachers. and we hear with pleasure that
the qtiestions and answers, the problems,
soltitious, analyses of rules, &c., are stud-,
ied and discussed by pupils, not only in
the schOol room;lbut in the home circle.
As so many pupils are studying these col
umns, we shall endeavor in future to
make such explanations of ,preblems,
pales, as will be clar to pupils, even
if not needed by adultS. We hope that
pupils, teachers, and friends of education
will in . futtireassist as they may deem
best. If contributors desire, we'.*:p . ledge
but selves to keep seetet the names of
. those requiring answers and explanations,
tltus removing of on that account.
STUDIES TUT BEAR DIRESTRY UPON Eff-
DIISTRIES
The edhcated workman is always and
everywlfere the best workmen. This is
true even if the . education he has received
iloes hot bear directly upon the industry
in which he is. engaged.- Intelligence,
natural or acquired,-,counts even in -the
digging of 'ditches. If - the education of
the head holds no direct relation to the
employment
.of, the hands, it may tend to
make the laborer discontented; yet it will
enable Win, in sundry respects, to do his
work easier And better.
But While some .stiidieS have only an
indirect bearing upon industry, others
.have a bearing which is direct and deci
ded. For the workman, considered as a
workmaii, the latter are Much more ser
viceable. They not only enable him' to
do his work much easier and better, but,
by giving it an int elleetnalelement, they
cause him to take greater pride and de
, light is it. n lle who works like a ma
chine. isVithotit thOught, may work steadi
ly from one year's end -to another, but it
will be, if not:with disgust, at least with
;stolid indifference, Ile will take no gen:.
trine pride and delight in the labor of his
_ hands, as one so frequently does who
works'as well With his mind as with his
hands, discovering somewhat ea' the. Su
preme Intelligence even in the rudest la-
dust here, we come upon an important
• educational principle for-guidance in the
management of public schools. It is this:
Other things, being equal, those work
men alui best understand the rationale of
What theyllare doing,thot only can do the
- most and the best work; but will take the
most pride and delight in it. This can
'he verified by an inspection of those en
gaged in any pursuit. So! there is no dan
ger of educating workmen to an undue
dislike of manna labor, Provided the ed
i .tication bears 4irectly upon the work to
be done.
. That workman should 'take pride and
delight 'in their work is deemed a matter
• -- of so great importance by the British gov
ernment, that it sent, in 3870, a circular
-letter to its consular agents throughout
the world, requesting them to make in
•vestihatiOns bearing upon this matter
among all classes of workmen.' This the
' consular agents did, and they . found that
instruction in the underlying principles
tended to increase the pride and delight
taken by workmen in their work. A great
and fertile truth. ' ,
sow, ehemiStry is one :.of the studies
• I
; that has a direct and decided bearing up
on many human employments. teach
! es lessens of greaf value to farmers, gard
eners, cooks; dyersq.painterS. potters, met
-
al-workers, apothecaries, soap-makers,
bleachers, etc., etc. It is at once the most
- practical • and the most wonderful of all
the natural .sciences. There is no person
, who would not.' at' times, find a knowl- -
. edge of chemistry of, direct:practical use.
'Then it. introduces -the learner into the
very workshop of nature, acquainting
him with.ber tools and her procesSes. It
, -brings him face to face with the facts of
the material world, and teaches him how
•
to interrogate- nature by experiments;
and.inso' doing, trainsldm to observe, to
.
weigh, and to judge, while, it gradually.
brings liinVn the condition which enables
. .him fully-to realize and believe things he
cannot see with the bodily eye.
• Thus the practical applications, and the
-menial - discipline to be obtained frordthe
study of chemistry are, in material re
speets, - •
such as can be got from no other
study. '
liotany and zoology-the former treat
hit; ;Of still life the latter of animal life--
are studies that Make direct and valuable
contributions to several important hu
man pursuits. .Their lessons can be prac
ticallc api,liedhi all persons engaged in
'producing allinentiry products, add the
stapi t es used for 'clothing. It is to botany,
that decorative . art - goes, for most of its
fours and principles,- and so a knowledge,
'Of botany is of .service to nearly all 11.41 s
mantifactures. There is,— indeed, no
one Who would:not- at times, have 0c41:.;a
-si.snto make ' Practical use of the lessons
taught •by .botany and zoology. Then
- 6they are 'studieS better adapted than al
,
- took airy ot..er to the early years of scliool
life.. ;They furnish - the bestof object les
' .;sons fur training the - faculties of percep
lion Comparison, while no other stud
_ .
les are so. well calculated, to teach the
young learner to classify and.te tabulate.
• There is aLso much embraced in physics,
' . "natural philosophy," that has direct
beiiring upon many kinds of lahoi. Then
a knowledge. of Color is of-liniversal sef-
vice - even if regarded only frOm the utili
' - .tarian point of.view. What shall we say
of geometry, when studied for its practi- -
cal applications as, well as for mentaldis
• cipline . ? That it of 'direct, utilitarian
service to every oue, but is simply indis
. pensab,!e in all the mechanic arts. ~ If
properly treated, it may be made a suita-:
ble study for all ages, I . rainining the per
ceptive'faculties, the imagination, and the
reason. • Yet not one person in twenty
now rcceives any syStematic instruction
I •„
in this 'universally serviceable brancli of
mathematics. It is arithmetic, arithine
tic, and arithmetic. •
Finally, there is draiving, and it stands
second to no study when we consider its
direct influence upon industry. The able
French commission say of it, in their:re
port in 1865, after an extended examina
tion of art and technical (industrial)ed
ucation throughout France and Europe:
'Among all the branches of instructicm,
I:which, in different degrees, from tife-
I . highest to the lowest grade, can contri
bate to the technical-education of either
sex, drawing, in atlita forms'and applica
tion. 4. has been almost
,unanimously re
garded as the one which it is most impOr
tant,to make common.” Then ,the
co u
mission advise 'the government that
"drawing, with all its applications to the
industrial arts, should be' considered 'as
the principal means to be employedln
technical instruction." We are'' glad to
observe that the same view is rapidly
gaining ground in this country. Drawing
is also to be greatly esteemed for the
mental discipline it confers, since it trains
to accurate vision, exercises the inventiie
powers and the imagination, and giveti'a
justly discriminating taste for the beauli
fuL As a discipline, or as an industrial'
instrument, no other study can take the
place of drawing.
:We have now indicated the different
studies, having a direct and decided beai
ing on the different industries. which
must receive, universally, the same c4t.
sideration that is -given to arithmetic aid
geography, before the public schools On
justly claim to meet the present wants 61 -
the great,body of the people. They ate
the studies that will give to public instru-
Von the industrial element so much need
ed to-day, for they deal with the prinei
ples,•scientitic and artistic, which undei , -
lie all industrial pursuits, and impait
much of that discipline of the faculties:,
so essential to one's success in these pur
suits. Every person of average capacity
who-attends school six or eight months a
year, from six to sixteen, should be well
grounded in the elements of all these
studies; and we believe he can be so
grounded without the slightest detriment
to his training in other directions.
GEoontagrv.—The highest mountain is
the world has generally been supposed to
be Mount Everest, a peak of the
layas, whichfises to a height of more than
29,000 feet, but a book has just been pub=
lished in London by Capt. Lawson, who
states that he discOvered, while exploring
in New Guinea, a mountain which reach;
es the astonishing altitude of 32,786. feet;
,Capt. Lawson ascended 25,314 feet, but
was obliged to desist, as the blood began.
to issue from the nose and ears of all of
the party.
Frost to Sots,
J. 0. FROST & SONS
We respectfully announce to all thos e In want
FIRST CLASS FVRNITURE,
Our assortment is
LARGER THAN EVER
And that our prices are the LOWEST, sod our
Mi"' GOODS THE BEST
of way In the MARKET. Our prices have now
reathed
THE BOTTOM,
And now is the
TIME TO BUT.
Hart ng J ust returned from the city, We have
I=l
ATTRACTIVE LOT OF GOODS
YOH TII
ll=l
HOLIDAY SEASON.
COME AND SEE THEM.
Everything In the line of
UNDERT.A.KING
PM
Lt 9
AT BOTTOM PRICES AT
FROST'S & SONS.
vet. t, 36s
miseensumme Advertisements.
AJ. NOBLE ft CO.,
•
Main street, opposite the Court How
TaWANDA, PENN'A
PROPERTY FOR RENT, FOR DWELLIkO
AND 111.1sINF:Ss rURrOsEs. -
t ~ ~ ~. _
Money Loaned:'& Loans Negotiated.
=
PASSAGE TICKETS,
And
FOREIGN DRAFTS,
ALWAYS'ON HAND AT BARGAINS
A NOBLES. [anV) 76] W. S. WI NCE.N
BARGAINS!'
BARGAINS!!
I have opened and pnt on sale one thoUsand pain
of Infants, Childs, Misses• and Women's Shoes,
that I will sell at less than manufacturers prices,
Also, 8 cases of Women's 'Fox-lace; Kld-lace,
Goat-lace and Fox-button Shoes, at fel. 'per palr—
Wort h 81.30.
THESE GOODS ARE BARGAIN'S:
I am also receiving a large and full line of Fine
Goods for spring trade. which for Style, Durability
and Price, cannot be excelled,
TRUNKS,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
LEATHER d, SHOE FINDINGS
In full stock, at the lowest possible prices.
REMF.3EBER TETE PLACE : Opposite the
Court louse, next door to Chamberlin's Jewelry
Store.
Towanda, Pa., Feb. 23, 1876
•
.51 0 N.TANYESI
.MONTANYES OFFER A FINE
'ASSORT.3tENT OF - GOODS,
;SUITABLE FOR THE SEASON,
.7' BOTTOM PRICES!
• f
ONTAN Y E S. !
•
•
I ' Towanda, Pa., Dec. 0, 1875.
A PERFECT SUCCESS.
The Universal satisfaction given by the
ORANGE COUNTY MILK PAN,
In quality and quantity of butter made, and by re.
moving the excessive - drudgery of the dairy room,
prompts us to again Invite the tamest
• ATTENTION
of the
PROGRESSIVE FARMERS,
• To the most •
••.: COMPLETE ARTICLE,
of the kind now before the public.
In dairys of 15 to 33 cows, the Inconvenience of
furnishing an extra dairy maid Is avoided. We
guarantee to give
•
- . .PERFECT SATISFACTION,
•-••• Or remove the "Pans" after 30 days' trial.
Celtr references are some of the Live, Dairymen of
Bradford and SusqMshanias Counties, who have
aced the pans.
It. L. BEABDSLICE,
Warrenham, Pa.
P URE GROUND PLASTER
Rt`3I3IERFIELD
I bare just received a large supply of
FRkSII GROUND CATUGAFLASTER
Ifinnfactored from stone selected by: myself, And
warranted PONE..
PRICE.—Casb, *IS 50; on time, r 00. Bend In
your °Mery
PETER LANDMESSEB
Idaftb 1 1376 -
._
Immense Success! 40,000 of the
Genuine
rIFB AND LABORS OF LIV
-I_44.NGSTONE, already said, and demand to
creailfay. The only new COMPLETE life of the
rem. Nero Explorer. Toll of thrUllnginterest and
spirited illustrations of thirty years strange adven
tures; also the CURIOSITIES and WONDERS of
a MARVELOUS county; the millions are eager
to get, and more good. agents ens seeded at once.
PRO! ITS are SPLENDID. For particulars and
pmen address. HUBBARD BROS.' Publishers,
uSaasom St, Phila.. Pa :ocno-:&4 y. .
rows AND POINTS.
Fen are hereby Informed that I sat now pre-
Intel to furnish the celebrated
LERAYSVILLE PLOWS ,
of every kind. Also Points, or any portion of the
plowitumlalted at lowest rates:
JAMES YAWN.
Ghent, August 3, Matt.
oItEESE AND BUTTER FAC
•ki TOTIES. - . • ,
. JONES, FAULKNER & CO,
•,1
UTICA. x, IC..
ReadiPiarters for steam apparatus. and dniry for.
nishinf z goods. First premium boiler and engine
made us especially for dairy use. Centennial
BumaC Imam vats; Belt-Beating Vats for Dables•
Utlcallalry Cloths sold by as only. , Al '
Seadfor priest. Maul
. ,
VALLEY AND PA. ht
N. Y. RAIL 110A119.—Arrangemeat of Pari,
sen,vs Trains, to take effect Jail. N. 1176.
SOVTII WARD. 1
PnINCIPAL
.
No: No ? No STATIONS.
151 9 1 7
, .
PAC! /441 1 rqs 1
15, 4 65 4,..,0!.... lagara rails.
:50 & 15 , 10 . 15! 8utra10..,,.
5 50 8 45! AM I A illont - S ...
5 40 10 (5 5 Olt 6 elleVa...
7 4011 35! 6 5F,! Ithaca....
8 0:42 00; 1 ,
9 001.2 55 4 30 ..... .E 1401171....
9 45; 1 25! 9 05! Wavcrly....
k .
9 34 I 4'. 9 l'..i 'acrd
9 t.! , 1 3 , 9 1 9 1 1 414J04.,:.
to '.' 2 0, 10 on. .T6AV AN DA,
~.
. . ' .
. 11 st ;pp ..
I :1 .V 2 12 ~.T uuk han no
436 1 2.1 i. & Junction
Z. 7: 4 42 1 30, Pitte!vn....
20 5 o.'; 2 00%....W. Barre...
2
11 8 32 : 3 flaren•••
3 15. 7 1( 4 Y. 'Haven
3 40,. 735 ; .4 35 „Mauch Chunk
4 - 45; 8 31' 501...'..111ent0wn-'
4 40 5
31 .5 I'. Junction
5 60 8 45 'a USH...fletblehem'..
6 35 S 15: 6 55. Easton
6 45 10 30 8 q0...P.1111:14:1e1ph1a.4
8 ..... 00.....Ncw Turk,.
•11 rat 'PSI -
; ADDITIONAL
No. 29 leanrs Elmira at 2 454. p. .m.; stopping at
all statlons..arrivlng at Waverly at 3 20, Towanda
at 1 15, and Wilkes Barre at 8 05, p. tn.
No. 30 leav4s Wilkes Barre at 7 20, a. in., atop.
pin,r; at all stations, arrlvltm at Towanda at 10;.5,
Elmira at 12.30,Tthaea at Ls and Geneva at 4.00p.m.
:r2 leaves Towanda at 9 15 a. m.; btoppliig at
all station,, arrirlpg at Waverly at 9 12, and Elmi
ra at 9 53 a. m.
Nu. 21 leaves Elmira at 5 10 p. m.; stopping. at all
stations. arriving at Waverly at 5 45; and Towanda'
at 6 40 p. m.
Train 6 leaves Iltilad.lphla at 2 10 p. tn.. New
York 60, arriving at Tankhannock at 10 00 p. m.
. Watt., 2 leaves Tunlthaftneek at 7 00 a. tn., arri
ving at rhtladelphla at 2 20, and New York at 750
p
1 ialnB 8 And 15 run daily with Pulkhan Sleeping
Can attache 1.
. .
DraVWR Room Cara attarhmt to Trains 2 and
betrieen Elmira am: Philadelphia.
R. A. PAC Superintendent.
ItAVAIttl MAIER. Itte'n.
GENEVA, ITHACA & ATHENS
IL 11.--Commenclng Monday, inn. - 24, 1876,
trains will run as on this road as follows:
A.-37.00 a. tn.._ daily, with Pulimm 'ping
f'oaeh through from 'Sew York; arrivint, at Van
Et: sn 5:45, spencer 5:55, Ithaca 6:50, Taughanie
Falls 7:18. Trumansburg Farmer 7:43. Ovid
Center 7:4. Hays Corner 8:00, RoMull66 8:12. Gene
TA 8;I5, IrlAking close connectton east and wrst with
train"; on ti. Y. & ff. R. 11.. arriving at Rochester
at ti oa. m., Buffalo 4:15 p. tu, and Niagara Fails'
at 4:40. •
No. 30.-12.00 a. in.. (hate except Sundays, on ay.
rival of L. V. train from Wilkes Barre. Pittston.
Tunkhannork, Towanda, ace.., arriving at Van Et•
ten 12:45. Spencer 12:55.. Ithaca las, Tanglianlc
Falls 2:25. Trumansburg Farmer 2:53. Ovid
Center 3:OZ flayts Corners 3:titl, 'Romulus ar23, Go
neva 4:00, connecting with trains eastand west on
N. V. C. dr. It. It. ILIEL
No.-4 p. m., daily except Sundays, with through
ear from Elmira for Geneva, leaving Elmira at 5;10
p. m., arriving at Van Etten 6:45, Spencer 6:53,
Ithaca Taughanir -Falls 8:18, Trumansburg
11:211, Farmer 8:46. Ovid Center 8:53, Ilayta Corners
0:14, Romulus 9:17. Geneva 9:51: connecting with
trains east and west on N.Y. C. a R. R. R. R.
No. 7.-0:05. a. m.. daily except Sundays. with,
through car from Geneva to Elatira, leaving Gene•
va at 1:00 a. ni.. Romulus 1:33, Ilayts Corners 5:47,
Ovid Center 5:58, Fat mer 0;05. Trumansburg
Taogbanlr Falls 6:30, I t hacw 7:05, Speneer 103, Van
Elton 8:13, arriving , at Elmira at 9:33; making close
connection at Sayre with L. V. Day Express arri
ving at New York at 10:00 p. tn., Philadelphia 8=
p. rn.
No. 9.-1:30 p. iii, daily except Sundays, leaving
Geneva at 10= Romnitts letai, Rare Cor
ners 10:40. Ovid Center 10:34. Farmer IltOtl: Trt4-.
ntansburg 11:17. Taughanle Fails 11=. Ithaca 11:45,
Spencer 12437.. Van Etten 1::35; making rime con
neetion with L. V. Fast Line. arriving in Philadel
phia 10:30 p. in.
No. 11.-9:40 p. m. dally, with Pullman Sleeping
Coach attached. for New York without change;
leaves Geneva at 5:40 nt... on arrival of N. Y. C •
trains from the East and West. Romulus 6:18.
flaps Corners 6:29, Ovid Center o:3k, Fanner 8:47,
Trumansburg 7:07. Taughanle Falls 7:14, Ithaca
7:50. Spencer 8:43, Van Et ten 8:63; conneeting with
1.. V. Night Tine arriving at New York at a= and
Philadelphia 6:45 a. in.
Tlckets.sold and baggage checked to ail princi
pal points.,
R. A. PACKER, Gen. Supt.
R. M. MOVEY. Gen. Pass. Agt.
WM. STEN' EN SoN, Asst. Supt.
DII ILA DELPHIA & ;READING
ItAILROAD.
JOHN F. CORSER.
t
ARRANGEMENT 9F PASSENGER TRAINS
JANUARY It. 1R711„
T*nins lenre Ananfown na follows:. '`
(rift Perkiomen Branch.)
For Phtladolptita.. Bridgeport, alai l'etklomenJune
tton. at 6.45, 'SAO a. ni. and 5.55 p. nn.
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia, Bridgeport and PerkiumenJunc
tiun, at 3.10 p. m.
(Ma East Penna. Branch.)
For Reading. +2.30. 5.50, and 8.55 a. m, 12.20, - 2.1
4.30 and 8.45 p. -
For Ilarrishurg, r-3 0 , 5.50, and 8.55 a. m, 12.20, 4.30
and 8.45 p. m.
For Lancaster and :Columbia, 5.50. 8.55 a. rn., and
4.30 p: m.
tnues not run on MondayB.
SUNDAYS.
For R , ..adlng, 2.30 a. m. and 6.4.1 r. m.
For liarrbkburg. 2.30 a. in. and 8.45 p. m.
Trains for Allentown Imre no follow*
Leare Philadelphia...7.3o a. in. an.l 5.1;.'5.36 p. tn.
Leave lirldgepop, 8.30 a. In.. G.( 6 and 6.16 p. m.
rurklumen Junction., 9.05 a. Cu, and 6.19, 6.33
p.
Lraye ladelph la. i. 99 a. in, rirldge - port, 9.01 a.m
l'erklomen Junction, 9.25 a. m.
Leave Reading 7.35, 7.40, 10.35 a. ni., 4.00, 6.10, anp
10.:10 p. m.
I.”ave llartlaburg, 5.2 n, 8.10 a. in., 3.50 and
7:0 p.m.
Leave Laiwaster, 6.10 a. m.. 12.5.5 and 3.43 p. m
Leave Columbia, 8.00 a. in.. 1.00 and 3.35 p. M.
SOiDAYS,
Leave Reading, 7.:0 a. m.
Leaei9farrisburg, 5.20 a. m.
Trains marked thus (•) run via G. k N. Branch,
(depot 9th and Green streets,) and have through
cars from and to ktauch Chunk. All other trains
to and from Philadelphia at - rice at and leave Broad
street depot.
0ct445-Iy.
lEANS HOUSE, TOWANDA,
Pa.,
coaxEß MAIN AND BRIDGE 1311111.141.
The Horses, Harness; !sc.,, of all guests of this
hosuse, inSured against loss by Fire, without any
extra charge.
suPerior quality of Old English Bass Ale, just
received. T. R. JORDAN,
Towanda, Jan.. 2.1,74.. Proprietor.
ELWELL HOUSE, TOWANDA,
PA.,'
Having leased this house, Is now ready to accom
tnodate the travelling public. No pains nor expense
will be spared .to give satisfaction to those who may
give tam a call. ' .
aiiihNorth side of Public Square, east of Merear's
new block..
THE CENTRAL HOTEL,
ULSTER, PA.
The dndi4algned having again ken pusseailon
of the above hotel, respectfully solicits the patron
age of his old friends and the public generally.
atigtfl-tf. ' M. A. FORREST.
BETIILEHEM, PA.
‘‘OLD MORAVIAN SUN INN,"
Rich In historical Interests, It Is the only building
In the country except Independence Hail, honored
by the *loom within its .walls of Washington; La.
Fayette. Lee and other patriots of the Revolution.
Thus popular hotel -has recently changed hands,
been impreved, -- efit I rely refurnished, and the pro
prietor cordially Invites his friends and traveling
mile to give him a call—no pains will be spared to
truder their'smy comfortable. People eft route for
Philadelphia 'will find It convenient to /Tend the
night. hen•, - reaching the city about eight In tho
A.s.ituide room on the first floor, for the
accomnoxiat lon of commercial agents.
C. T. SMITH, .
Sept. 4,•73. . Proprietor.
iiil
THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR
HORSE FIXINGS GENERALLY
Is at C. F. DATON'S in the store lately occupied
"onus Wolff as a Clothing Store. Baring removed
my establishment to more commodious and conve
nient quarters, I respectfully invite Al old crud°.
men, and all in want of anything In the line of
HARNESS, SADDLES, WHIPS,
to gire me a call, feeling satistod thstirom the fa
cilities I- poasess for purchsalug stock, I can do
better job, at a lower price than any other estab
ilanment In the county.
Dun 't forget the place one door below the old
atrnd of Fox & Ecreur.
marhi. C. F. lIATIYIN.
1876. WHERE. NOW ? 1876.
TO MICHIGAN, one of the foremost, Sou:Uhl'
and healthy States
Of fine Tannlbg Lands for tale by the Grand Dap.
Ids k Indiana It. IL Strong tolls: ready markets;
sore crops; good schools; railroad run 'through , the
center of the grant; Settlements ail along; all kinds
of products raised; plenty of water, timber and
building materials. Price from 14 to 110 per acre:
th.e-fourth down, balance: on time. Send for Illus
trated pamphlet full of facts and figures, aod:be
convinced. • Address, V, A. HOWARD. Couter.
P. R• razor, Grand Rapids, Wok
see'y Land Dop't. - Ma 11541111
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Sallrais.
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LEAVING PIATItE xonTuwA ED
AltillTS. AT EATRE FROM THE NORTH'
(via Perkiamen Branch.)
I=!
(ria Efzet Penna. Etraneh.)
J. E. WOATTEN,
General Superin
Hotels.
JOHN SULLIVAN
BUILT MS
Xl=iMazsocras Advertisemeits.
HAEN,EBB AND
NETS, &C.,
WHAT FOR?
To buys YAMf out of the
ONE MILLION ACRES,
Groceries and Providons.
G ROCERIES & PROVISIONS.
=2
Nos No
'
12 LI 8 2(
McCABE £ EDWARDS,
6 33 , I
6151 q 1(3
5 40; A"
5 31 8 16,
2 . 1 8
5 Mt 735
.... ,540
4 n 6 '261
.... 00',
3 530
2 415.4 Sy
2 12 1 4m''
15 4 00
1 351
12 10 , 1 40
11 45 1 20
10 4: 12 11
GROCERIES - A: PROVISIONS.
1. 08,
10 30 12 0151
10 05 11 30
8 30 9 43
7 00 ....I
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C NE DOOR NORTII OF CODDING & RUSSELL
Towanda, July 4875.
STEVENS k LON 9,
WIIIILESALE k RETAIL
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
COUNTRY PROCUCE,
i
Haring a large and commodieu*tere we ire
prepared at all Onset to carry
a large stuck.
CASH PAID FOR BUTTER,
Or taken In exchange for goods; an lowest cash pri
ces. Our long experience In the Grocery Trade
gives oepecullar advantages In purchasing, and as
we are not ambitious to make large profits, we gut
ter ourselves that we can offer
CREATER INDUCEMENTS TO
Buyers than any other establishment In Northern
f!ennsylranla.
STEVENS & LONG.
1
amyl I
NO TICK HERE 1
:But the very best goods of all kinds kept by any
dial-class grocer, and sold Down, Down, Down,
STRICTLY FOIL CASH !
The choicest .
TEAS, SPICES, MOLASSES,
SYRUPS, SUGARS ,
COFFEES , & C.,
Received Daily, fresh from the New York Market,
and bought at the very lowest cash prices:
; .
Having been engaged for the last three years with
a Eirst.elasa Wholesale grocer la New York, I have
Facilities for buying me pads au that I can make
tt an object for all CASH BUYERS call and
SEE- MY STOCK AND PRICES
. Before purchasing eiscerhere.
I MILL PAY CASH FOR PRODUCT! •
•
M. 13:0WEN,
BED. WHITE AND BLUE STORE, BRIDGE-ST
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NO THEY DO/ 'T . 1
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People complain of
' HARD' TIMES, i
But those who are wise encsieh to
BUY THEIR CLOTHING—AT—
H. JACOBS' S
Never And fault with the runty of the
GOODS HE SELLS.
Ma. JACOBS
Now takes pleasure In calling attention to Ids
LARGE AND ELEGANT
SPRING AND SUMMER (FOODS,
• 1
MEN AND 807 WEAR.
jbuteation of bb star will bee sisgebst
e i Cit i altbas be can orb greaterbulb:meats
vortek st oni '
Cash dealers hi all kinds of
Dealers la
GRAIN, &C.
GRAIN AND PRODUCE
1
i
CORNER MAIN lc URIDGE BTB,
T9WA ND& PA
J. K. BIIS II
I
11 - I'
ASSORTMENT j .
-07-
Insurance.
TI c IE m MITTITAII PROTECTION
Home Mee, 908 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Is
doting leader a Special dot of lOcorporatios
P.m the Pennsylvania ,Lsgislature
IL S. CLARK, AGENT.
TOWANDA, PA.
Special attention is called to the following rate
table, Which Will be found strictly eqeltable; as be
tkreon all ages, and which thr cotnpatis will guar
antee to not exceed one-half the cosi:of any first-
Cass 91.111 PLAII Company.
The following Table shows . the Hates for $lOOO
and may be multiplied for any additfonal amount
np to WOO, which is the largest risk taken ou any
one life. Twenty Cents will be added to the
at of each asfe6stoeitt tor coller}ton,
C=l
s
o=
~o
"►8
a g
—= E
- iis
43:,.,
1 41 -- 8 - .700
42 6.00
43 8.00
44 6.00
45 6.00
46 7.00
47 7.00
'l , 48 7.00
'-. 40 7.00
50 , 7.00
31 1 8450
62 8.50
65 8.50
1 54 4.50
65 1 8.50
56 10.00
57 1 110.00
68 110.00
69 10.00
60 10.00
♦. J. NOBLY
T OWANDA INSURANCE
AGENCY,
Main Street, opposite the Court Mouse
FIRE AND MARINE COMPANIES
COMIIIICIAL UNION', of Ened, WM - 117,7'14,576
ROYAL, of Liverpool. " .-. 17,425,811
QV tax. " • " It,soe,ooo
COXTINICRTAL, of New.rork, " 2,706,286
OZIMANIA, .. 111 " r 1,599,564
GARMAN AL xx.rtze.tx, " : " ,7. 4952,825
MANHATTAN, 41. " .''
709,885
COMMilteiaL., of ~.. P " ':, 457,782
Pnamtx, of Hartford, , " ',' 1,975,0x'
ORSZNT,
AMAZON. of Ohio,
eITIZIGNIV, of Newark,
if AMBNIG BARMEN, Of OCrmAlly
*LIFE 4 ACCIDENT COMPANIES.
NATIONAL LITE, Of U. S. A., assets ~. 13,711,336
TOAVELERR, of Raritan', •• 3,470,368
RAILWATIPASS • RIL " 650,000
MUTUAL Mrs, of New York "
Losses adjusted and paid at Oils Ole& ;
NOBLE & VINCENT.
General Agents.
dt ere7W.
THE FARMERS' MUTUAL
INSURANCE CO., OF TUSCAIkOILA,
1% now issuing perpetual pellelestli
•
FARM PROPERTY ONLY.
Each member pays a fee, at the time of lasnring:
to rover charter and incidental expemes oC lb- co..
after, which no further payment Is ropilmd, except
to meet actual 14e by fire among the iiielynee.nip.
Title plan of Insurance for FARM PROPERTY,
is coming rapidly Into favor,
Place of Business. SPRING /41.1.7.1 f,
TERRY, AND STA %VV.:Ai STONE,
The Agent Will canvass the TownslilpsrUf Tusca
rum Pike, Herrick and Wyalusing, and fanners in
thaw Townships wishing Insurance or infottnatiou,
tuayaddreas;
A: B. SUMNER, See. *nil Agt.,
rkprii,g Hai, I rad rik! *. Pa .
W.M 81111 M WAY Pres. Netlsm
Eardwaro.
T HE OLD AND POPULAii.
HARDWARE STOKE.
CODDINC dr. RUSSELLii:
Invite the attention of the public to their!ateek
HARDWARE GOOD&
consimingior
COOK STOVES
Of the roost approved patterns..
RANGES,
Of all kind.% •
PARLOR & HEATING STOVES,
In endless variety
BUILDING MATERIAL S ,
Furnished At
BOTTOM PRICES.
ICE CREAM FREEZERS*
Of every style.
SHEARS, SCISSORS, RAZQRS,
POCKET CUTLERY,
Of the best manufacture, and Warranted,
CARPENTERS , TOOLS,
Of every description.
GAS FIXTURES,
CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS,
&C., •
n endless variety. The largest and best•
meat kept In Northern Pennsylsaala.
KEROSENE LAMPS,
From the cheapest to the best.
LAMP CHIMNEYS. Ar. GLOBES,
At greatly teducedprlces.
TIN WARE,
•
In endless variety, of our own manufacture, War
ranted first-class.
Jobbing of all kinds to our line, promptly-Ulan
ded to. Tin roofs and eaves troughs put up in the
roost Satistsetary manner, at short, notice.
GAS FITTING AND PLIAIDIIG
A Specialty. WE HAVE THE ONLY PRACTI
CAL PLUMBER IN TOWANDA. 5.
•
Our old friends and lne public generally w),11
bear In Wad that lie sell goods only fox
READY PAY!
Belelying It the only system by which jostles sin
be done both buyer •ad seller.
•
Grateful for put very libedal patronage. we ash
Ilett $ continuance of year custom. with the mon
tane*: that we will offer you greater inducements
than any other establishment In the country. se we
carry Et a large& stock., and enjoy peculiar Cacitittts
for tuvbseing.
COI)DING 8; RUSSELL.
I
COAL! COAL
PIE RVE & SCOTT.-
OLD TOWANDA COAL YAREt,
Keep the held hare Coal In the 3larket, front the
Baltimore vein at NV likesbarre.
LUMP AN'D SMITH COAT.
We keep Lline, Cement and Kindling Wood.
~
From the newly opened vein of the Sullivan Mines
1 . 4" e will have eiwitdantlY for sale at our yarel all
the sizes of this superior coal, at the following grit
ces; viz:
. _ .
Crate' - - - - - . ft OD
Egg - _ ,_ - 4:C
Stove - 4 :I , A
Nut - - - - 4 :
Small Nut - - - 3 3.5
c 2
_=
2
"e: 2
"Li=
c V
c:EI
ELI
AU our coals are prepared in the hest tn/niler and
*lli lit delivered clear and tree fruit plate. The
medal prirea will be charged Lu addition to the
anove,for delivering.
All orders left at the stores of Long; 3 / 4 Stevena,
F. J. Calkini...rnlrd Ward. Klrbys lirug Store. or
at our (Mice, corner of Ittver and Elizatteth's Sts;;,
will receive prompt attention.
. .:
, . • PLEASE GIVE CS A CALL.
S.S7riElleE. • WM.'SCOTT. :-
NOV. 16, 1b75.
NEW COAL YARD!
The undersigned haying taken the large ant
CUIUMOdiOII2I yard, at the rout of PARK Street, liaa
now on hands full supply of
w. s. ViscaNT
ALL SIZES
719.147.
934b40
413,730
500,009
Mi
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IC
HEAP COAL AND LIME.
. ,
'Mtn and after July 1, I will sell coal, lime. &e.,
for cash only, and the price list will be corrected
monthly.
rxlCi. or COAL Ton JuLT, Mt TON or 2,oooihs,
AT Tilt TA RD:
Pittston Store, Chestnut and Furnace 114 00
.. Pea . 3SO
Carbon Run Lump 400
0. .. Smith 3 00
.
Barclay Mountain Lump, 3 30
114 Smith 2 75
Allentown Lime 11 bushel - 32
Lath '{4112 , 2.7,
Hair "f bushel 1' • 40
Whit 1 1 .10 00
•
1 ant . always prepared to 'deliver purchases
short notice at'the usual prleeiof dells rry. -
!also tender my thatiks;to my many frtetoltt and
customers for their very littera) pa , ronagt to thy:
past and hope natter the new departure to make It t.
their Interest to esutictle to boy where they ea t ;
get the beta goods for the least money.
Those who are itelelited to me will take notice
that I most have looney or 1 ...met tall' for ett,ll and
pay freights. They must settle by the first of Au
gust next.
Towanda, ..Tnlyl, 1975.
Carriages arl
NOW IS YOUR,
Cheaper than you will ever again
have the opportunity of doing.
I have a large assortment Of my
OWN MANUFACTURE,
Warranted in every particular, which
- That everybody can afford to have
one of his own.
1 also have the sole nOncy in this
place of
OVIATT'S PATENT RUNNERS,
An invention which' has come into
very general use all through the West.
They give the best satisfaction
where Vere they have been introduced
CALL AND EXAMINE THEM.
OE
NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY I
HENRY STITLEN
4,
Respectfully announces to his friends and patrons,
that he du built a
NISAY BRICK CARRIAGE FACTORY,
Wrier* lie will constantly keep on Land a full assort
ment of
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES,
TROTTING SIILBYS, A.l.a) SKELETOI4IB
Made of the best material and finished In the best
city style. Ills lung experience In city Car-
• rine Factories gives hint a.ilecitied
advantage over others In the
FINISH, STYLE AND DURABILITY
INSPECTION OF HIS WORK
Previous to purchasing elsewhere.
ALL WORK WARRANTED TO GIVE
Thankful for the Mural patronage formerly ex
tended end respectfully ask a eontlnuanceiof the
same.
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
;~.
Tama, Jim. 1.T342.
FM
AT TUE
Wo-Icep Barclay
We Are Sole Agents for this coal
LOYALSOCK COAL,
Mil
ANTHRACITE,
LOYAL SOCK,
An 4
BARCLAY COAL.
Also
LIME AND CEMENT.
Coal delivered on short . notice
TERMS :,-Cash.
HENRY MERCTJR.
Very liespectfully-Your&
J. H. I'IIINNY
OPPORTUNITY,
TO BUY SLEICUIS,
CUTTERS,
AND
808 SLEDS,
/33
BRYANT'S,'
I will
SELL SO LOW
JAMES BItYA T.
Opposite the new Jail,
TOWANDA, PENN'A.
PLATFORM WAGONS,
Of wagon'. All he asks Is an
PZRFECT ATIBFATION.
AT REDUCED Ii'IIICES.
HENRY, STULEN.
Watchog, Jeieiry, kai
. .
• . .
. ,
•A. A.. 11 B g.R LIN.
Dealer
•
•
• DIAMONDS,
and . .
8
,FINN JEWEL,RY,
and • - •
WATCHES AND CLOCKS.
TOWANDA, i'A. •
•
dime 2 .-74: •
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
SILVER WARE,
: 111.. ILENDLE 4fA N,
Dealer In
FINE AMERICAN AND 51V.1.5
will AND SILVER WATCHES,-
FINE JEWELRY.
Also
STERLING SILVER
and
SILVER PL'ATED'WARE
CLOCKS,
FROM THE OITEAPEST TO THE REST
GOLD, SIyVER. AND STEEL.
I SPECTACLES A; EYE - GLASSES
One d,
og r: north of Pr. Porter & Solis Drug store,
Mato Street,
TQWANDA, PA.,
PRESfi,NTSFOR ALL,
AT TII E
EW JEWEL.RY :STORE
W. A. ROCKWELL
Is constantly receiving to :until:lon t.O hls large stock
J• 21% el 6.,
FIAT GOLp' SETS;
PINS,
BANDS,
RINGS,
STUDS,
CHARM;'_;,.
NECKLACES,
AMERICA:N.:AND SWISS WATCHES
GQLp,AND.SILVER WATOII ES
SILVER PLATED WARE OF ALL VARIETIES
GOLD, STEEL SPECT
S.ILVEIR. AND hI.ATED RINGS AND CHARMS
CLOCKS OF ALL. VA'SIE TIES,
at the lowest prices
Watch, Clock and ilevielry repairing done In the
bet[ manner, and warranted.
•
- I
Tharigs for a Ilberatimirntlage and 'hnre to merit a
continuance of the salve.
i10v1273 ,
liaro:factoritz.'
NEWTLOURING MIJ,L
IN SIIESILE,QUIN, PA
The. anbs - Crltor notice thatlits new
STEAM FLOURING :M'ILL,
is now in sneeepistia tiperalioti. and that he Is'pre
pisred to du all work in Ids line on blurt
CtSTOM GRINDING DONE ON ME SAME
DAY THAT IT IS RECEIVED
What; Buckwheat and it3•e Flour. Corn ktval
Feed, Bran. Ste., alway* on hand' and
and for sale at lowest rates.. •
Alt NOTlCE.—Persons living nn
the dent Mile of the river desiring to patronize niy
have their Terrya"..n paid both rrapi whcu
they bring grists of ten bit. Awls and upwards.,
MBE
00 I) (3_o l' A y
Still continue to manufacture their celebratiql
HORSE POWERS & CLEANERS,
. .
And will sell a better machine for less money than ,
can lip had elsewhere In the world. We claim for 1
our 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 It is well l
done:: We will send
DISCRIPTIVE CATALQGUES
•
of our 3fachines on applfration.
ONE & TAO HORSE POWERS,
One . and two
,horse Threashers and
Separators, Thresher and
-- Cleaners. '
:FANNING MILLS,
cip.ouLA.v. AN'D
. 111i.!Ld .SAIC
Saw:, and Grist Milt work done to
Order. Give us a call befOre
• purchasing clseivhere.
"Vd.:"o3 (11103(1Y1111 `sxamtv
"00 'V 000111
Aug 1,-.119
OOL C.A.aDIXG,
•
AT TUE
WOOLEN MILLS, CAMPTOWN,
• PENNA. •
Also :manufacturing and cloth dressing attended
to on short notice. We are already .making rolls
from the new clip, and are prepared, to do work as
fast as -offered: .
11. B. PIG/Litlt
CaniOtawunisl i in; 11176. , '
C. POtTEII,,i
- ,
• ' • fi'r THE:
OLD CASH; PitITO STOJIE'
DTICGS, (.11F.:111(r.A1,`S, , I.
Ael .DYE-STUFFS. / C!! U F., _ .
PERFUMERY, TOILET. AN!, FA scy
srii,Noks,
5,13,t.c. COM .1 tit 1)1*...
TELTti, SKIN'. 4rl HAW
. 3tAzint , ,, 1.0,)e v .
s!,.
.
1.01:t-m - ON ti.% I E-,
MACA ;!!!if'q /PC s% •
Ntit) . l l 'lM.EsTq'elt;Alis.
G..t F F: !Jr o o,p_ SEED!!!:.
rare WIN: , fr!!!
11,4,;1•A'NIC,EcT,1C TV. !,:.- I f 4 . .',1 tl.. q . ,4 . 11,1 , L11,`%.11:7 , 15, , ,
.1 wl all gruUlti, • iripl4.l:' P., , ,t.:1 t )1 -, 1:ei1i:: , ,,
SL7I . I . 4)I:TE!:S, 5;' , U . i.ti, , i1:1r.... J i tl:l,l , T 1 . 1::i 1 . , , ,
N11T1'..1:, , , NlP!'l.il hLI F.I.LS & ` . .'lf 1 7, T-1 ,, ?i
.Nllti,l SG 1f6TT1.f.f 4 ,iT1:1,q,7
11“; IN Ni,,,
SY1:1:val:Q: BP) I'VP4F—I f I: IN .t i. i . ,, , T111.i:3:0 - 4: L.
, . - 71:11.1 4 , ELA STU. t`r. , :nr'i'; , '• Zr",.
• ..91.E1t.31, LA 1:11,..)1(11,11,E; ,f EATS P.)OT;
TANNER'SpA"."4I) MACHINE 011.1 f, •
ALconot,. A fili
ate r,
A tdl briLrltee?. '
•
WINDOW ANDIPICTURE CLASS,
Of 'Ol $17. , 2 S.
pAtNTs , PUTTI 7 : . , AND
&C.
All articicA trqre,iP4.."l
. ,
~ .. ,
Prt-,erlps , l
tlfthan:ially volnpoun4.l 111 3r) /1 1, 1 as
of , 132, awl niglkt.' ql.•-1, s'irnday-, fi.i. 1 1 'nz:..erlpfk - ,Ls
fro') 9 t,, lA, A. M., 12 t , i 1 if!ol sin 4, r. :,!. ,' ,
, lir, l'utlvr e at. 1,11 . ,euh,`,..111(-4 as 114q . erolont In tho
A 1 , .na11375. ,
T *
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I: 11. N I.:- It ?&; G o,it 1) 0 Ni
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DYE STIFFS,,
•
SC., '47C.
I ;
PURE . WINES, [..IND LIQUORS
TOBACCO, S'St,PF,-CIGAIISAC
TOILET AND FANCY GOODS.
3f.re t!lan st:von fn t?i , " 1 :!!" ,11,1 -
g ..f 1.; • :14::: k. M.
• 1 1 . . .4. 11.
, :rti,ty of ....: Ir, Z 1: ( /
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t y
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rLh•;:1141 , , , ,i-r•T
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continue to 0o o. r ,
pure Oil•best and
iii•Nt)An Die!: L.,.
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Hive tly• p!..1.1..m. 14 , d
~u.;• . ..u:
sirt:lll , : - of !sow tt. avoini as tt.;:urr. ..futi
p-r) , 11.,....?..; iu ...tval`...r, •{l,
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11 , ;114y N":1 1 1111 , 1, - .` re 11 1 ,1 1 ,. . ,.
ft Catr-tti., •;r.‘ put ttp: W :111-f..tl amt
rty nil futlY ;
Neri'
TASTELESS ME.EsICINES.—C
1111 atut ntatty 4 , 111rr u...;:. ...In I,lla
rasity rital at.tly is
CO'S SOFT-CAPSULES. No:Taste
no Smell.
4-14 - These were thn only, capsules
admitted :o the"l:.lst Paris tdtpoSt
tion. • •
ryett4l for rlrrular t.. an Ncva.fVui
W. A. ROCKWELL
Y sATsAj , 11 1 LL, A ,
an , l 31.41
_
I:
11
thi7 I , Aitles of roln ,, lmir :41}.0 ir•af,':n_l;-,
ettcctual cur,. or a corapl::lut whirit 71.ra!,
very prevalerj in antictittg, " the
partzos out Mu itukti,g tr.ra.i.rs 02 , 4 sr slew. tl: ti
Iniqermlne 11 hntl troub!....mmv•
orders, Htript ',ca4 of rile •Si in are the app:‘,Arani•rt
on the sUt rave, of, linnh.rs tl!;t1 etti t ei4tl
froth tlw % - o.117,elult:1 1 are :11r
tt , ttertitittattn or these satto , ;littirtors to'sotne -
01gan or orgnr, , .lio+r, 13, :(ion
siti,tart. e t 11;:y 1. 415 . and
Z; A V.% eNI:Ms e :f,,111
the blond. 'Wil:: they lime. :he dit,ortitqls
which ilwy produce Ti
qt . the Liter: Stomach, Fi tre...illt.
101 l Wild Er , ptie Sniii, 1 St. .4
F. S. AYEi;S
I . , 4ony'e, Fie•e, 7:9se Ery.r.q.e lies, Pi milres.
h+l. d. MIHN. 11, r ,•;,; a",i'S‘rie
t.
and
Sr,re.r.. Rh. !Ir. -Pain th e
Side all ft HW. 1 . ,P3q1r, ri 1
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