jgru"' Hiked! Repo - Intent
'iowef and Kitchen Chaim ,
' . .
M. W. R.: Lazenby,iof the horti
cultural department of Cornell
•%N!rsity has made a number - of expe
riments, and finds that by sprouting
garden seeds i before sowing there is
a gain of three or• four days in the
time of ripening. , • •
' . It is not practicable to raise dark;
Odious for greens by transplanting
fate mots, as the plant its destrqed
v .gathering the leayes,!being usual
iy-cut. just !below the 'Crown of the
root. If. thd,seed is sown in'June,
thinned in July' to fwelve or fifteen!,
inches apart, and 'the ground kept
free from weeds during the season, a
fall crop may- be expected , the next
spring, After a bed is once started,
it may be kept - along from.. self-sown:
• 'seeds, but for marketing it would be
Iktter to make'a new bed every year.
Mr. Vick, in Floral Guide,
says: When bulbs,. such as hp.-
. einthsi crocus, etc., have been limier-
I in water, they should, as soon as
the flowers begin to fade, be
removed and planted in earth; where
.thOY.will get a little nourishment.
EVen then the bulbis much weaken
etl, and his useless to try to flower
bulbs in water, tWice. All 'MIN with
; annual roots, which includes pretty
Much all but the lilies, ,can be taken
np'aS soon as the leaves are ripe and
brown. and_ be stowed away without
the least injury to the flowers of the
',next season,:. because' the .roots will
'die if the :bulbs are ~ allowed to re
. maiitin the grbund.tA After taking
theni‘up, 'a l ijow them to . dry in the`
shade fora days. Then remove
„. the tops, roots and
. rough skin, and
pat them stray in paper bags; pro
'
,Berl}- labelled, in a cool place in the
house until planting time in autumn.
Young cultivators of small fruits
ofien ask :it what distance to set' out
,plants. The following rules .will an
'slyer for Most . places,'soils and varie
tie-:. although diromstances may
somewhat vary these distance..
GooSeberries and currents may aver
age live feet' apart for the rows, and
t C)l' two and a I_llf feet'intheyow.
. If vegetables are to be planted be
, 1%-e;ai.- the dis:tance 'may of course be
C Much greater bet Ween the rows.
I)Lmt the- same distances may be
a , lopted for raspberries; s4Tne prefer
liiic rows six feet apart. the plant-3
;:epl - well pinched, back while
gi..oWing, so, as to bring them into,
' neat, compact bushes, about three
'4- t..et - high; they will require much liiss
1
, spaue. and! ',ear- more than long .
stragglers. ! StrawberfieS, to be cul
-71,: I i :rated by ham di . may :be set ten inch
-1 e or a fqot 'apart in them*, and the
,
rows. a fobt and a half apart. •
. .
TheAttrnips, eolza, cabbage,' &c.,
..
• 1
_ . grown in the sandy soils of Belgium,
il a rekevery year more and more at
-) tat.illaby Aar-n, While alluvial and
j'..,.cafearebus! soils esdape. Independ
.,' lin t of the periOd at, which . any. of
. :i' , tlie phint in question may be sown,
. i'-z
poi aS the firSt leaves appear, the
• root, if examined, will present an ex
- creseence i that 'increases with time.
- ,I f this : swellin7 be opened a host of
' white Wormi; *ill be diseovere'd. I.7n
toiaetl, the - Weii will enlarge, the
rotit, cease.!to penetrate the soil, ? be,-
' . coining in time a =single gall, eliiing;
i ig - to 'a putrid, 111 . 4.58,' and bursting
- when the insects have attained their
last'stage
. !oq metamorphosis: It is
.conjectured that
.the 1 malady is
:,- produced from the punettuie of an
', useet, and it ismost prevflent where
' the soil is well tilled and abundantly ,
!-.
. miniurrd. : Instead of having an av
eragc : 1 / 4 -iela of 2.0 tons of turnips to
the acre., not more than 'ten are oh-
.
tanned. Among the remedies relied
- - upon :ire the avoidance of fresh ! Man
• tire,- and the use of dissolved guano,
u.:ine„tindfour - parts of superphos
l uth'. with two of sulphate Of amo
' nia, and one of sulphite of potash.
„ .
Feed for Horses.
•The appropriate kb l ul of grain to
b e fed must depend upon the work
i o be perfOrmed. If the horse is to
driven rapidly on the road, then
• only-such 'grain. .as contains a large
• )•oftlon- of ! nitrogenous food should
• o used. such . 43) oats; pea:,
~t heat
bran, 'oil iala. &c. Probably the
•
hest ration for' medium size livery
-
?,or-es is i pounds of hay. pounds
Oats. 4 pounds of fine wh'eat bran,
lid half iJound of oil meal, per day,
:;o ,•ents; hut frequentlY not more
tha'ir :20 cents. - This small =bunt
of oil fneali should not be omitted, as
it will generally prevent constipation
•,:,nd assist in the' digestion 'of other
food, is match better to regulate
the boweWof the horse with food
titan with medit4ne.- If the oil meal
• (toes, not: keep tk bowels sufficient=
free, iii_TioceasiOnally a little steep
cl This is much safer than
linseed' oil; as that is liable to be
adulterated; Rye- or barley meal
taay lie stibstituted f o r a part of the
112181
For draft work witlr - a walking
ail. whetliCron'a frn or in the City,
the hest ration is corn and oats, or
t urn .and I , :irley ground o:rether and
mixed Weill moistened pit hay. In
easel, ten: pounds ,of the !nixed
m2al and half pound Of the oil meal,
.or pcnind of ,the nieal with 4 of
I.inc•bran, otistinfrln most places not
Over 25 cents per day. :.21 few pota
toes, carrot., beets or - parsnips,' are
excellent for , the health of tln work
•
Lorse.
Hens Eating Eggs•—A Ouxe. `l,
,
Having. seen theThtiestion asked
how to cure hens from eatinge4gs,
and having ).leen put to my witg'-end .
tri device sti'ine means to stop them,;
.1 tihill . -, Ny accident hit upon a plan'
tit. I Bare, neiverl known to fail.
One great tronbie with many-breed
er:4 ii,;-they Make their hen's' nests too
I:,r!re,finifls'it itlfrahmas and Cochins
tile nests are ni
, ar the ground, and
the c- - :g i :-are in view of the hen. This ' I
was t'lle case with myllests. Having
t rictlevery , rsailabie, slur, such as
1, 1 pi?erontNtard.t urpentine and every
!':11 , 1 I could h.. , :ir Of t lint no VIM', I
1 i.yll:ti)oli :6. • iiiiililoll bail lill s ! T , i'll;, it
m p tiro. or a piece about eight inches
hi d a, and placed it in the box where
the liens laid. 1 - then put in an egg;
the - ohl hen then mounted the nest
or keg,anditriied to reach the egg,
standing on!, the edge of the - keg, but
t - ,. - tvas no:go ;_shepOt down in the
keg:, but that was ~ 1 failure, for she
t 0,1 net have rnomfo get at the egg;
atlcr trying for some thne she gaye
;t: 'up as a had jolt I have
'flew: Iliad, an egg eaten by the hens
since thrt; all of the - nests in my
coops - have a- piece of li ! eg in the bh.x,
am-1 parts of kegs for nests. - Do not
make them too deep, but deep enough
so OJAI the ,hen - cannot reach the bOt
:tom when standing on the edge of
the, keg. You-that are troubled with
-11,.its eating,lheir cTnz. try the plan :
it t °>t3 but litthi, mill 1 think you
, tilt twv(4' li.ret. Vit , trouble it u ill
I•- I o !tut-wit the .u!ti Iwo— / I, ,i.liri
j, , it'litt. - ' ,
gdniifional Pparinunt
=S!
•
. E. Qopmeit, .
7.
a. A. WILT, COMWtiitell
.1. C. CRAWFORD, of -.
G. W. Rirrat Associate .gditers.,:.-:
A. A. KEF4drfr -
Commuileatlons may be sent pb eitber of the
above editors, `as may be prefenedatid will appear
In the Issue of which he bail charge.
E. E. Qtlitt.A.N. Editor present week..-:
THE PEIIIBTEVANIA EDIMATIOILL
PLAY ATTU CIENTEWIELAI.
We extract thetolloWing from the Phil
adelphia Press of the 20th, which will bp
of:especial interest to the, teachers of
Bradford, and espeCially to those intend;
ingta visit the Centennial: i
Whatever else may be said of Philadel
phia's great expectations and insignificant
realizations in these Centennial times,
there are sorhe features about the Pahl
bitior. which undeniably redound to the
city's glorifi&ition and profit. Conspicu
ous among those things that tend tc?he
aggrandizement of the .Quaker City, 'and
what is nobler far, to the general dissem
.i
illation of civilization, is the beautiful new
structure in the Exposition enclosure,
called the Pennsylvania State .Flualtion
al Building. The situation istaPtaL It
stands near the centre of the 3faiii-Builcl
'lag, from which it is separated only by
the annex. It is appropriately •adjacent,
to that school of art, 'Memorial Hall. A
direct path from the Main Building to the
`Art Gallery limds the sight-seer almost
in
stinctively into this interesting depart
, ment.'' Once within its walls, it is next to
an impossibility :to leave without seeing
all, 'though this embraces More than one.
would dream of: The visitor is imbued
with a sort of consciousness that he treads
upon consecrated ground, for this '
spot is
sacred 'to the devotion of learning and
.ciy
ilization. Almost everyone leaving the
Maiiimpth Main Hall, after having taken
a casual glance at everything therein,
feels that he has seen all that is to be seen
and that he has acquired a knowledge of
"whatever is." How greatly changed
must be his fancy when he cam; this
innituat in parro? He probably meets
Profesior WickershaM, whe'is State Su
perintendent of Schools, and who knows
as much and as thoroughly about every
school-house in the State ris he does about
the handsome little strncturc,in question,:
which is, in fact,. Pennsylvania on a small
scale. Or if perchance the visitor hap-
Pens to meet one of the courteous ladies
who have a .history and a dictionary Of
the structure at their finger's end, he will
lie equally well taken care of. The re
porter of the Pim, in looking through
the building, chanced to express his in
tention of fact-hunting to one of these
dies, who immediately constituted herself
his guide, and a catalogue, giving a list of
the ink. utes:, • and . most trivial objects,
eould . not have imparted half the solid in
formation that was learned from this
,
lady.' • • I
'
The building is of a circular shape, and
in every way adapted to the purposes for
which it was built. Entering from the
southern door—which is, properly, the
only - entrance; the others being placed for
exits—you turn to the right.; and the first
to meet your sight is the Kindergarten.
This is i - i - institution of recent birth, but
'which has justly wedged its way into pco 7.
ularity, , and the German word has now .,
so grown into use, that it is regarded 'as
an English Word: . A German named Fro,
bel is the inventor of this delightful mar
ner of training and cultivating the minds
of children. Literally translated, the
word means a garden or play-ground for,
children, and no better definition could
be given of this peculiar and effectiVe
mode of combining pleasure and instrae
tion. A little table, stands in the center
of the rooni, and tiny chairs surround
On the table lie colored paper, woven - Or
cut into hundreds of different shape S-and
designs. It is easy, as one looks at the
furniture and paraphernalia of this roorni :
to imagine the little ones seated about the
table and the'daitity . little fingers putting
the shapeless figures into shape. It is
proposed shortly to bring some of' theSe
children, whose ages range from three io
seven years, to - the Centennial,. and to
have them_ illustrate the practical bene
fits of the Kindergarten. A lady in charge
of this department showed the nporter
the system pursued herein. Speciinens
of woven paper in fancy colors. with the
name and ago of the child-artist, were
shown. Pieces of paper cut into all con
ceivable shapes gave some idea of what a
comparativelY infant child could do: The
system laid out a first, second and third
gift, and so on; the first being the simp
lest, and the highest an apparently intri
cate problem for a little one to solve. One
of the methods which are intended to giVe
the young mind ari idea Of symmetry and
.regularity is called tle "ring-gift," The
-little pupil is given about a dozen- rings,
with which he shapes some fancy design,
which he aftet:wards 'puts on . paper. Ar
otheris called the "perfonttion lesson.",
'A
model of a bird or animal is put before .
the juvenile scholar, and by tracing the
model with a perforating pin the picture
is.transferred to a second plat of paper:.
One of these was a remarkably good pie
ture 'of a giraffe, done by a little girl only
five yearS old. Another was a map of
the Western Ikmisphere, dune in this
way by a little child,iand it would haVp
thine credit to any one. Embroidering,:
as executed by these little busy bees, was
also'exhibited, and a crowd surrounded
the place incessantly, admiring and ex;,
pressing wonder that such specimens:
could be the work of infants' hands:
Next to attract attention, . as' the
tonr of the circular house 'progresses, and
adjoining the Kindergarten:is the prima.;
ry. school. - What this department coM. •
tains does not so enlist the average
tor's attention, for noveles in this are
scarcer
.than, in the last mentioned, and
the primary school has been an institn:
tion from time out of memory. Of eon*,
however, iri this one, hwhich.is made Tor a.
model, and with all the latest modern
prevemeins and conveniences, there is
much to be seen that is new to the schol.;
arS of long-gone days. Object teaching
seems to be making a steady oin4ard
march, and the most difficult 'theoitms
are explain-A by simple signs and figures:
The tables and benches which were used
in the schools when our oldest inhabitant
was a boy would look like a log-house to
a palace beside the desks of the present
day. What the :branches taught in this
department are:may be learned from a
brief perusal of One of the huge volumes
which fill a table in all the rooms; Each
schOol-honSe in the State contributes one
of these volume!, which contain some of
the pupils' answers to questions propoun ;
ik4l at a special examination. hi the pri,
mary are taught :wally all the English
branches,' including the three R's, "read
ing, 'riling, and 'ritlimetic," geography,
spelling and definitions. The vilioleair
and appearance about this apart►ncnt sug
gasts "The whining school-boy,iiith his
satchel and shining morning fact, creep
ing, like snail, unwillingly to school."
There is the polished pine desk of the pu
pil and teacher, and above the stack of
books it is easy to imagine the stern eyes
of tlicl.schoolinaster peeping to catch the
idles iu his triunt froliv. !daps line the
Wall, and Waclibeards in ptofesiea abound.
Alphabetical charts are truiged here and
there, and, as in all . Wroobi, bore are the
snits of merit, on one 1406
meats of punishment, and on the othre
the rewards that make happy the youth
ful heart. Contiguous to the primary is
the secondary, and then the grammar and
the Normal and High schen* and so on.
In each we see the gradations and the as
cent of the mind, and the different,
means they grasp on their way to a fuller;
develotiment. What is not seen here, and
what is devoted to the education of the
mind, has been considered :as not nec
essary, but what is seen here has her
tried and found valuable an4l ado ted.
Effi
The secondary has its special exhibits;
has the grammar, andisi haveiall the sec
tions, Which imildcleintid more spacein
this paper for' only a mention than could
possibly be given. Suffice it to say that
the moat rigid criticism being disarmed,
would,be prolific of praise in reviewing
this intensely interesting department. :
Several schools and colleges thronghout
the state have representative displays
here. Not the least of these is the ex
hibit of the Northern Home for Friend
less Children and that of the Soldiers' Or
phan Asylum of Philad,•lphia. This lat
ter has instilled into the hearts and - minds
of nearly nine thousand little children the
rudiments and principles of Christianity,
and education. Some of the pieces of
handiwork of these children are wondef
ful. The' display display includes embroidered
chair and stool covers, drawings and paint
ings, wax floiers, croaks, it c e., and a
handsome American flag of regular size,
worked in worsted by four girls,, each , ill-,
- teen years old. It is their
t intention to
have their Hag presented ; to Governor
flartninft on the Fourth; ot 'July next. It
is a beautiful flag and shows exquisite
workmanship;
The girls' section is brimful, with `uot
only ornamental, but tise.lir work. . Here
is seen not only the embrdoidery of valua
ble material, but the making into gar
ments of linen, etc. Near the Sol
diers' Orphan Asylum its the Lincoln In
stitute. The boys . ' department shows
what boys could do, and among the more
useful of their products were shoes, etc,'
Very near the Lincoln Institute was the'
space devoted, to the exhibits of Girard
College. Our space forbids any descrip
tion of this exhibit,but what is here seen,
if standing alone, would be a sufficient
monument. to the millionaire philanthro
pist. One of the most 'interesting, if not
given unexceptionably the first place,. of
the various educational departments rep
resented, is the School of Design of Phil
adelphia. It is a sort of art gallery, in
which the artists are all amateurs and la
dies. Other colleges and training schools
follow the circle round, these being across
the aisle from the regularly arranged-
Kindergarten, primary, secondary schools,
ite. Continuing the circle where the lat
ter sections are, one arrives at the culmi
nation of the schoolboy days, the univer
sity. This brings `the one end of the cir
cle; which is the university, in close jux
taposition with the other end, which is
the Kindergarten, and the picture is sug
gested, as one of the lady managers of the
establishment remarked, of the out-going
sprig of manhood, with all the inflation
that high graduation lends, taking by the
hand and welcoming to more than a doz
en years of mental toil the little in-corn
ing schoolboy. . ,
Pennsylvania having seen hoiv her edu
eational display leads.the United States,
should congratulate herself that the pob
lic helm is in the hands of such a good
man'and thorough disciplinarian as prof.
Wickersham ; and he, in turn, should
thank his lucky stars that the generous la
dies of Philadelphia have joined with him
in placing the grand old Keystone State
as the leader of the Union.
Kiseellanecas Advertisements.
•
THE CENTRAL HOTEL,
ULSTER, I'A.
The undersigned having taken possession
of the above hotel, respeetfe . ll3' selielta the patron.age of his old friends and the public generally.
angle-tf.M. A: FultitEST.
•
WOOL•CARDING.
7 We would Inform those baying Wool to
Card, that, our new mill will be ready for business
by the
20th of JUNE,
Sat Isfaetion guaranteed
, .
TROY WOOLEN MILLSM
Troy, Pa., June I, Is7s.[juu„S-Ini
I
TTAIGII .t BROADLEY,
•
IlfanufActurers of Woolen Goods, Yarns, &c
CARDING & DRESSING,
bone to (,nl(ir
Cash paid for'wool, also cloths exchanged for wool
juuS4m
;"1 LERAYSVILLE, PA.
WOOL CARDING,
WOOLEN MILLS, CAMPTOWN,
PENNA.
Also minufactnring and cloth dressing attended
to on short notice. We are already making rolls
from the new clip, and are piepared to do work at
fast as offered.
Carpiitownnt, Jn". 1117%..'
THE SUBSCRIBER TAKES
Pleasure In railing the attention of bin nuttier
oos patrons and the public generally, to the fact
that he still continues a
GENERAL MARKET BUSINESS
At the OLD STAND or 3ITEIt & RUN DELL. In
Carroll's Blotik. nearly opposite the divans House,
and that he Is prepared to furnish
SALT AND MESH MEATS,
FRESH POULTRY,
VEGETABLES AND BERRIES
of the met 7 best pliant l y, as low rates as any other
establishment.
C.: M.. 1111 ER.
June I, 1876411
PURE GROUND PLASTER
RIJMMERFIELD 1
I have Just received a large supply of
FRESH GROUND CAyITGA PLASTER
Manufactured from stone selected by myself, and
warranted PUI:E
rflltlE.--Cash, 50; on time, r 00. Seml In
yonronlers ;
Rnmerlteld, March t, 18 7 8 .
BOOK BINDERY._TIIe Public is
RespeeUully Informed that the 'Book Bindery
has 'been removed to the REPOUSLE Rulldiugl
third story, where will be done
BOOK-BINDING
to all Its earßies branches, nn term's as reasonable
se the "hard times" will allow. The Bindery will
•
be under the charge of
IL C. WHITAKER,
An experienced Rimier, and all work will be
promptly done in a xtyle and-manner which cannot
ho excelled. Alimie, Magaxinex, Newrinpent, Old
Boob. Ae., hound in every rarticularatten-
Bon will be paid to the Ruling and Binding of
BLANK BOOKS, '
to any desired pattern; which In quality and dun.
Ginty will he warranted. ,
sir An work will Lo ready Mr tic-livery! when
protnifted.
Tht pitman M the tihhhe eolith .4, per
firec eathlgethiet gititronterl.
itirs4su'.
AT TILE
H. H. INGHAX
PETER LANDMESSER
nar!a 44. --74
- FEHIGIt VALLEY AND : 1)
_AA N. Y. RAIL' ROADS.—Arrangotritirit of
cotger Trains, to take eNect April IL 1871.
SOVTHWAUD.
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Lacervllle 307 9 331 1:13: i 03 5 20 2.1.
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Sayre • 4 46 : 11 35 1 3IP 533 Ei 110 810
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Trains S and VS run daily. with Pullman Sleep,
lag Cars at taelu.o, between Elmira and Philadel
phia, and Geneva and New York. • '
Drawing Room • Cars attached to Trains 94 and
heist:own Elmira ant: Phlhalulphia.
All Philadelphia traina run through to Centenni
al Grounds.
R. A. 'PACK El:, Superintendent.
Towanda, April 24,157 G-tr.
• HOWARD ELMER, Rxe'll.
GENEVA, ITIIA CA & ATHENS
R. IL—Comutenclng, Monday, Jan. 21, 187
trains will run as un tlds road as follows:
LEAVING SAYER NORTIIWAIID
No. 8.-5:00 a. m., daily, with Pullin:lt :eping
Coach through from New York; arrtciii. at Van
Etter 5.15., Spencer 4:55, Ithaca , 6:50, Taughanle
FAII3 7AB, Tnunansburg 7:21, Farmer-7:4a; ()rid
Center 7:43, flays Corner 8:00, Romulus 8:12., (lone
ra 8;15, making close connect toil east anal west with
trains on N. Y. & 11. R. It.. arriving , at Rochester
at 11= a. m., Buffalo 4:15 p. in., and ) Nlagara
at 4:10.
30...--12.00 a. m., daily except Stintlays. ou at
rival of L. V. train front Wilkes Barr% Pittston
Tnnkhannock, Towanda. hr., arriving at Van Et
ter): 12:45, - Spencer 12:55. Ithaca I:s3,.!Taer„banlh
Falls :al, Trutnansburg Farmer' 2:53, Ovid
Center lan. liars Corners 3:20, lionittlits 3:23, Gil
neva 4:00, connecting with trains east and west on
N. T. C. a it. It. It. It.
• I
No. —6 p. tn., daily execpeglinilays, with ling!'
car from Elnalra, for (letieva. leaving' Elmira it 5:1)
p. tn., arriving at Vam Elton 6:ls, Spencer 16:5,
Ithaca 7:50, Tanghanlei Fall 9 8:10. Trumanstitirg
S:2O, Farmer B:4C, Ovid Comer ITayts Cornet'.
9:04, Romulus 9:17, tlenita 0:53:. connecting with
trains cast and west on N. V. C. d 11. It. It. It.- I
ARM YE AT SAYRE FROM 7111 SOSTII
, .
No. 7. 9:O. a. in., daily ereept iMntlaya. twith
through car from Geneva to Elmira, leaving trnd•
va at 5:0 IL
, 0 m.. Itotiitilus 5;33, idayis Corncrs 5:17.
Ovid Center 15:56, Fainter 04, Trnmankleirgt
Tangbanle Falls 6:30, Ithaca 7:05. Speneer x;o3, Vail
Etten 8:13,.. arriving at Elmira at 9:55; making Flmse
connection at Sayre will) J.. V. Day Expreqslarri, ,,
ving at New York at loath 1,. Philadelphia 8;20
p. m. 1 .
No. 9.-1:30 p..m.,daily tpccept Stnidays,
Geneva at 1(1:00 a. in.. Hot:mins 10:34.,'Ilaytsror,
ners 10:40. Ovid Center 10:54„Farnter .11:02, 'fru!.
manshurgll:l7.Tanglianic Falls 11:23. Ithaca 11:4.5.
j4pe:ncer P2:37. Van Etten 12:37.• making Mosel con
neCtion with V. Fast LIM airiVing
, pith 10:30 p. m.
No. 1.5.._8:40 p. m. daily, with Punt:lan Sleeping
Coach attached for New York without ch.til^•^
leaves Geneia at 5:40 p. on arrival of N. 'ir,".l: " .
mini from the East and Wes{ Romulus l i t;:ift.
(tarts Corners r:29, hid Center 5:3,A, Farinerlll:47,
Tromansburg 7:07. Tanglianic Fal ls 7:14, Ithaca
7:50. Spne9r,B:l3, Van Etten 0:53: connecting
L. V. Night Line arriving at New York at it and
Philadelphia G:l5 a. in. • 1
Tickets sold and baggage,ehecked' to all princi
pal points.
It. A. PACKER, Gen. Supt„
E. M. HOVEY, Gen. Pass. Al,7t. ,
W3I. STE:YEN:4OS. Asst.
- 1
PHILADELPHIA tt READING{
RAnatuAD.
ARRANGEMENT OF PASgF.NGF.II TItATFS
MAN 29T,L, 1574
Trains tears Allentorrn
trio /frr,nrh.)
For Philadelphia and Itrideeem: at •4.1 e, •G.to .
•6,50 a. In., • 12.00 p.
AN S.
For Philadelphia, at • 1.30:1. m. al:a a.lf p. In.
(via nit P(nwt. Branch.) .
For goading, t 2.3.0. 5.50, and s. - . 5 in.; 12. W, 2.1
4.31 and 0.00 p.
For Harrisburg, t2.:10, S.GP, and 8.51 a. In., r/..10i 4,3
and 9.10 p. In.
For Lancaster anti Colitnibia, a.; . p.i
• 4.30 p. in. I '
Woos not run on 31olulaya.
MOM
For Iteadln,, ,, . 2.30 a. In., 2.25 and 9.00 p. m.
For Harrisbure.-2.30 a. tn. and 9.00 p. m.
Traiyas fur .41/en!men bmr, /TR fo/tows:
(via Perkianrn BranA.)
Leave Philadelplita. "5.29, 9.15 a. in., "2.15, 5.2
"5.25 and "7.00 p. in.
Leave Bridgeport, 8.52, 9.5 G a. in.,. 2.17, G.GG, 6.1
and 7.40 Nm. t
LIM=
Leave Illitladelphia, S. l 'oo a. in, and *-11.10 p.
•
(Tin East rentur. Ilrancli.)
.
Leave Reading. 7.40, 7.48, 10.35 a. m., 4.00, 6.10, an
10.30 p. In. , I
Leave Harrisburg, 5.20,6.00, 0 3.10 a. m., 2.00, 3.50 am
7.40 p.m. ' 4 ' -
Leave Lancaster, 5.40,7,45 a. m.,12.85. and 3.45 p.m
Leave Columbia 5.30, 7.48 a. ni., 1.0*) and 3.35 p. in
IMIZEIUM
Leave Reading. 1%35 and 7.1 4 a. In
inmvu Ilarrlabnrg.-5.20 a. nt.
Trains Marked Itins (.) ran to and front depot
91h and Green streets, °they traits to and from
Itroa.ll street depot.
The tn. train fr.•nt 1425
p. tn. train from Allentown hay° eat , to
and fm:n Elmira, N. Y.
l'he 2. IS p. m. train from. l'1111:1 , 1elphin awl li.ne
110011 tralnirotn Allento‘vit haul through cats LIP
and from Pittston,
The tr, p. in. train from and 6.20
a. in. train from Arlen town liave through cars to
and from Mauch Clunk.
J. E. WinoTTEN,
0ct4:15-Iy. G Eller 111 Superintendrut.
Ectels.
E LWELL HOUSE, TOWANDA
JOHN SULLIVAN
Having leased this house, is now ready to accom
modate the travelling public. No pains nor czpense
will be spared to give satisfaction to those who may
give him mean,
IWNortb side of Public Sit arc, cast of Wrenn;
new block.
MEXNS HOUSE, TOWANDA,
CODNIEII MAIN AND 11711 DOZ B7IMDETS
The 'Horses, Harness, .Ike., of all guests Vf this
!amuse, Insured against loss by Fire, without any
extra, 'charge.
A superior finality of Old F.ngllqt Baas Ale, inst
recelyed. , T. r.,p)m).tx,
Tnivan.la, Jun. 2.474.
VAGLEI HOTEL,
TOW A N I).‘,
At the corner or Court and River-sts., feetly in
rt
the vicinity and south of the Cou,l ouse. I
JOB'S BURKE, Pitornivron. •
•
The aboTe house has been re-furnished; and re
fitted. and Is now open to the traveling public.
The Bar will at.all times be suppolyd ,with the ',Mit
or liquors. (fond stabile:: attached to the premises.
!trashier* by the day or week krenrwit.l3le.l.
May la, 157t1,1 , .1)111N lit , ith F:.!
BETHLEHEM, PA.
"OLD MORAVIAN StriN
BUILT Ins.
Rich In historical interests, it is tl,O onlY
hi the country except Iwiependen,,..llali; /thriored
hy the Sojourn within Its nails of Washington, I.:1-
Fayette; Lee and other patriots of tho nevOintion.
This
.. .p.wpatar hotel has ree«ntly changed hands,
been Uninsered, entirely refurnished, slid the pro.
prietor cordially inkttes his friends and traveling
pulite to gise biro a call—no pains will be spared to
rendit their stay coart,rtalile. Pe.ple en mole I,:r
Philadelphia will find It .onvol..tit
night Nett., reludilio; the city at... 1! vigil,'.
tanning.ns.in the fast thstr, fee thi! ,
ilierOlnnintint 101 l .If tttttt ereiol
VI t, 4, '7l,
II
A. oliAiitutitiatti.
Maier
II 1 A ,t
t - ,
FINE JEVOE . LRY I
; •
WATCHES AND CLOCKS.
TOWANDA. VA.
•
•
June 2-74.
Ei
sou p.it
851 7b5
5 15 1 10 15
6001 601.
11 001 ..,.
E
lEE!
d
9 42
10 51
10 52,
II 20
11 'ZS
1.1 33
1 I 01
12 SI
5 20
8 OS
6W
6 36
6 40
655
MI
S 45,
6 05!
6 Oh
6 = 1
6 1 , ,q1
7 20
720'
7 as'
HD
7.55
rim
II
SO
ts constantly receiving In adilliltin to his large stock
JO% e I ry, ' ;
SILVER I PLATED
SILVER AN 1 . / PL
Watch, Clock 71n(I
best Mal
Tbangs for a liberal
A. J. NOB
PR9PERTT 'FOR!
AND DU
Rents collected ant
Money Loan
A J. NOBLES
LAND FO
3 miles from Toita
Jill'
house at
" WELL!
And coyly clearvd
Will be mold in 101 S
pltrchasers Anti gli.Nit
Iwittlr4 ll 1 •01.
•
C. LOCKWOOD
9
•
r.....ktrrif
l'rurria tut,
I=
WMcbu, JelelT , t
WATIIES,
JEWELRY,
SILVER WARE,
IL lI4'NDLEMAN,
Dealer !n
FINE AMERICAN 'A . ND SWISS
'GOLD 'AND SILVER'WATCIIE9,
and
FINE JEWELRY.
Also
STERLING SILVER
and
SILVER PLATED WARE
CLOCKS,
FROM TILE CHEAPEST 'TO TILE BEST.
GOLD, SILVER AND STEEL
SPECTACLES & EYE GLASSES.
One door north of Dr. l'ortri, d: Son's Drug store,
Mato Strout,
TOWANDA;,PA.,
1=11!
PRESENTS }'OR
AT TII E
NEW JEWELRY.STORE.
W. A. ROCk.WELI,
FINE IGULP SETS,
PINS,
BANDS,
ME
Eal
TUDS
CHARMS,
NECKLACES,
AMERICAN
AND SWISS w:ATeItEs,
'1 LYE It WATCHES,
GOLD AND
jWAREQF ALL VARIETIES
D STEir, SPECTACLES,
GOLD, Silver A
TED 1:INOS AND CIfARMS
EMI
CLOCKS. 0
' A I, SIE TIES,
be lowest isrlres.
Jewelry rrNdring done In the
iner, and waiTauted.
patronage and hope to merit a
Lance of the name.
navt2:73
W. A. ROCKWiCLL
E (4, C 0
pposito tho Court House
Hain street,
DA, I'ENN'A
T 0 W
RENT, FOR DWELLING
NEN PURPOSF.S,
I '
i
remitted on reasonable Mime.
I Loan, Negotiated.
I'ASS
GE TICKETS;
And t
DRIFTS,
Font
1
IIANEi --- AT BARGAINS.
ALWAYS ON;
(Ft:12046] W. 8 - .. * VINCt2i T
I SA LE.
NIMtED ACRES,
THREE H
MEM
FOR SALE.
IMRE
!da, WHI be . schl for cash or
EIZEI
Fes!
S IMPROVED,
100 ACR
barn lbcrmn; IL:stance
T11111;1:ItEp,
Whole tarn{ well watered.
•
ref r 4 or 100 aereN Or, In Ore, 1114
„ •
Welltibark, N.Y., or of
' .
•1
(I'
•
or A MPS 'W OOD
gArdwaro. _ 4
' . •
TEE OLD AND rorvt4a
. • .
II.A*111W:A. RE ST . 1),,R.V.
1- 777 -
tobolive a oustigo4.,
•:
Invite the Menthe of thelenth el- to theft , stock
PARLOR k TEATINAI STc)VEA
In inadlea.• variety. •
MATERIALS,
ICE CREAM FREEZERS,
' I T every siva
SIIEARS, SCISSORS, RAZ O RS,
Of UT beat m l inufacture, and w:Fraitted.
ESI
GAS FIXTURES,
CHANDELIERS, ' BRACKETS,
J I ,
it willies:4 yart , ..ly. The largest met beet wsuit
taunt kept 11 Nerthern thatuspvtitila.
LAMP CHIMNEYS' & GLOBES,
TIN WA Itltl ,'
1 .
In eddlor,s variety, ftt . tom MVII •aialiura . slum, war
i ranl,e,l lirbt-cIA.,s. =';
S,
Jolttiltur of all lcltidc In mtr llno promptly ultra
to. Tin roofs tunl caves troitini 'etup In oho
most bang:it:Wry tit:timer, ,hurt uutleti,
GAS FITTING AND PLUMBING
A Sperfatty. WE lIAVE(.. I . , NIA'RACTI
CAL:PLUMB:Li IN TOWANDA;
.
Our old frlrlids and II"! putlle irroorally will
bear In Wird that wo sril g,,ods holy far
Be!dying 1t filo only by whleb Jur.ticc can
be done buttybuyer and nutler.
,
Grateful for pastvery patronago. we so
a continuance of 2, onr ce,tteit, lOW the at,so
ranre that we lS otter yen grater' itnlitceitient:
than any other cioutilistnneot In the t . wintry. a, we
carry a larger block, aoit enjoy Itectittar
for purolia,..lug.
ESE
1 7 1 , A lt 1), 11 A it E
RAIL IRON,
SWEEDS
NORWAY IRON,
•
CAST; STEEL
BIIRDAN'§ 11011:4E)SII0t.: , S,‘ •
L
Cherry Heat, Welling Compound,
lona everything :
FOR BIIACKSMITIIS'• USE,
I
HARDWARE STo'REI
MERCUR'S BLOCK, Towarlqa. Pa.
Cheaper Than• Ever Offered ;Before
in. T. 4 111.N.E.
Towanda, Pa., April 4 rift,ly,
. r .
5 00 MEN WANTED!
To boy' largo stock of
HARDWARE, :TINWARE. S;TOVI>:' Ste
Highest prier hi ]itado lold fur Rags, o ' id lias?,
Copper and Lead; .
, ~ ..
Hardware, Tin and Copperware,•Tahle, Tea and
Ihutlng :Tomes. • t, ,
;
Tinware at wtiolesaM add itt4ll. i
. . ,
Especial attetalouglvett to nil welt
mar ,:0
Eiscollanevas Alvertsements,
1876., WHERE NOX ? 187 C.
TO MICHIGAN ; one of the forefhost, llourlshlg
and healthy States
W.1.1.AT FOR?' . •
To buy a 'FA ft outpf tho
ONE MILLION ACRES,',.:
Of fine Farming Latvls for sr.le by the Griol •itap
, Ids lk Indiana I:. R. Strouz :Abu .ready War/lets:
ore crops; good schisbliz railroad run id:trough then
scouter of the grant; Neil lenient; all akuig;
of product, raised; pt.-nty wal;'r and
building nedoi fair. ICI ie., ft lln fin ;sir :nil.:
0.. e-fourth dcarti, balance on flow; Sead. for Wes
tr.sted pattiphlet full pr [nett and ngyrrnsi. and be
cony lured. : Add rep , ,',W, A. 110 W AItI ),
P. 11. L. i/ka EcE, G tuna I:arddll. 311 01;.,
nec'y Land Derr.
NEW FLOITItING:3IALL
1 IN suEsitnourN, PA.
_
The subscriber gives notice tUstlits nqWI
STEAM FLOUIZING 10,L,
Is now In socreFnfol opernlina:atttl that lot be pre
pared to do all work lo on nhurL IlptiCe.
,
CUSTOM GRINDING DONE ON frmisAmr:
LAY TIIAT IT F
Wheat, Itnekwheat an.) Rye roar, (''on( Itteui
Feed, iltrati, tre., 3:W.I:yA ,xa hand pntl
am! for sale nthot est. rates. :.!.;
4,
~
,
PARTICULAR NOTlCk.—Cermes Mien - et,
the ereNl Mal, of the I'll,l lir I.il in': tO i atrojiire my
nein,
.% in turn, ile•ir forrrage 1,,,,,id 6,41. %%:. N 3 - . %fag,
thry btfug grim. of 4.vn t.tr btll, wail ur V. al ti , . .- •
Ttirazds c rai
1T14449
11.11 . 167di F4 ' • 606/)S.
vousiaungior
COOK STOVES
Of the met appryyed patterns
RANGES
?f klids
Furnished at
IiCiTTOM PRICES.
'I
and
POCKET CUTLERY;
CARPENTERS' TOOLS,
. ' Of every deeriptlon
XE,ROBENE LAMP;
From th9.che3post to the best:
At greatly reducell prices.
REA Di P .11 !
CODDING
,t BAND IRON,
VULCAN• HORSE NAILS
NAIL ROD,
Can lie had at
H. T. JLIIYEIS.
MD
%t c
REDUCED.
NO. 5 pi:11)(3E ST ":ET
WM. It..SMALETV
F. 1. ii*'',44.
qmoric: azd ?rattail:.
GROCERIES PROVISIONS.
•
it, .1
• •
~j.. ~ .. '
IIticCARE . 4 - EDWARDS,
'Path flealois lu all kiwis u! .
GU6613110:g
cbTP noon NOVI.TA OF CODDINii k nussEr i to
ravraniu, ..yari =.9575 -
STEVENS Sr,-LoNG,.
WHOLESALE Sr, RETAIL
=
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
COUNTRY PitQCUCE,
0 It
itrolve ft larg , s :rut rominnollotra - ctora w aro
• prlElrell at all tltra , B to Carry
, a largo stuck.
CASH PAID FOR GUTTER,
1 . . ORATN AND PROD CD
Or taken In el chang.lf"r good.; 0.13 lowest milt prt
coi. User long exp , ..-iivneo in the Clri.ory'rnolo
glve3 poooliz.r :'haul: gos 11l parcha3iug, and as
V.l: aro ILIA olaho fpgo px , flle, we gar
ter ottrn . lv,3s that we can oltet
GREATER INDUCEMENTS TO
Ilityorm than any other establishment In Northeri
rulinNylvaul.L.
EMU
MeTUAL PROTECTION!(
a . (lOWAN Y.
ilotiv! Offt,7p, 7::9 - W . 7003t, Street, PliMutetplito, Pa
Arttng under a Spectal , Art of inenrporallol
ref;lH. I t le l ' lnnArytrailiti LI %fat Ur,
H. 6. CI.MIK, A 6 ENT
Special attention Is caned to 1116Mliow,ing rate
tr.l.!r: will br frund strictly etpilraldr, a. 3
a and 1:111,;11 tI i comp.tny will guar;
to not exceed 0110 7 11. M tlio cost of anyllrse- ,
(11,11 j.I. N romp:toy.
folilowlog stows the Itatea far 21000
Any tnblitional =feint
, 3vlticti the ktiite;t risk taken on-any'
'rwelity Cents will be added to the
cacti assessment for collection, etc.
tv.
aLtt
at
Th
Anti 7
1511
1 )4 oo
Ire.
up to
ono !
EIS
NMI
TOWANDA INSUItANCE
Main Street, ofpn,lte the Courti Howe
Fl i ftE AND, MARINE COMPANIES
CCIMMEP.CIAL UNION, Of illlgrd, :vets. f17,714,57A
Roy At, of Liverr;ol, • 17.426,811
qv EkN., ... " I 1,500.0e0
OuNTINENTAL, of Now York, " 2.„.70tV25r,
11 KUMAN lA, 44
4; Eizu .N A MEET :AN, " " .1.9;2,45
MA NIIAT7 IN, . •• " 70:U.5. - I
I'6\l st VIWIA 1. il 44
V; oxs l\, of 1 Irolfurd, '.` 1,9:.;,4rx.
thtl ENT., •• " 7190 rz
•
A.m %: , , ,, s. of Ohio, 1 , 3...7, to
Cirizt.N.;', of N ewarlc. 41.3,730
Itioi LA - 1:0 I: I: Om: N, of 0 ennany .. 2, 7,00,0(10
LIFE & ACCIDENT COMPANIES,
ti .CT:f.N At. Li FR. or 1 , 1. S. A., as ,, ts
Tr.Avyi,etc., or itattiord, ;of: 0,3:0
RA I 1.%1e L'ASS'IL:. 6r.41,000
NIUTLTAL or. Now York
Losses ad) xt.ied anu pahl at this oface
tic r22-7:A
THE FA RMERS' MUTUAL
iNsultmccE co., OF TUSCARWZA,
IS 11.1 W iSzlllugyerlitAlial
FAIL i PIZOPEIt`.." ONLY
Each ntenthei pay.: a fe", at the tlnv et Insuring:
to cover charter:old lo.:•ttlental expetts.Vs of the co,
after which no In-:her payment 13 re.iltlred, except
to moet news I,:osr>,hy tiro sin"ng the metuner,hip,
This Oa.. of Insurance for FARM PROPERTY,
Is v0w..." raphlty Into tat or.
"Ptstee f7f IttiAte‘t.s, SPIII Nit 111 M., I' A.
Th , cato..-. It o ' Townsntps of Tusea.
rota. II ot ‘l"y:thelog., Asylum, IT,•rr:,
mot nrt , i r.troo-re. in Atonic Town
Aar,: n9..hieg 11.!:!Iva.ice or Inrortwitt ,, n, mar :ul
dre :
A.' B. SUAI N En. Ser. and A gt,
SFrllig BM, Bradford Co., pa,
STI 5! WA Y. Proi. Oct 74m
' -
(1 . 4 1‘) a day athorne. Agents wanted.
Q Outfit and terms free. True &
itsguita,-31alne. pact,tl6l6-Iy.
- -
Ss tt g/9(\per day at home. i Samples
til),L,\fiworth $1 free. Stinson Lk . ,
poriland, Mains [
11 : - Al Alt 11 POI: 8 A 1;1 ? ..—A P:irm of
'
ner,!••• • 61 intprovoll, Iti Asylum
hrad tort! ra. un the are two ttmtr
oweilingn"nNe,.. barn and tinnov:ary ontrlminlings,
and. t:Xv:llent water. 4 never-failing strchin or
pretnim.e. Gam 1 fruit
anal an alonittanrelli Far twiner IlarOtularg
nail on I_l . :‘, 1,1i
•
ft I I 7r.i f.
0
IVI LE 1 . ..f1.111 , , 'Etsl3N C4'l, N 1 1:
.13 Uia bcst plate lit Towatola to boy good
CIOA its TOltAppo,
11 1")1
M Ent: Acitino,4ll: CO t.FILT 111.
• UT THIS "UNTIL/114 r,21 , tr
tZB-1.1.
Dealers Le
•
STEVE & LONG.
If..k IN
:TOW.A.-tii)A, PA
:a:y:cnce.
TOWANDA, PA
■
if
ME
0.00
6.00
f,,f10
f _Oft
(;.(
7.f0
1 , - .41
1(r.I 1
10.011
10.1'0
11%111
in.(111
1..1 MI
li.t 0
1%00
6.111 - 1
6.1.10
12E1
MEI
AGENCY,,
NOITI.F: & VINCE-NT,
G eneral .Agents
NELsoN VANITY:I:1410
113r,hvi.nr, It rid ford Co.; Pi
HIM
EMI
C'd't
• COAL
E.& SCO'liT
PIE
1 4. T TBE.. .l •
ANDA. COAL YARD
L] TOI
!
n 1 Coal le the Market; 'row to
!,, Wllkeshane.
t cep the best 1
liallituero vein
Wikeep Barclay =.
ND SMUT COAL
Solo Agents tor ,this OnstE.
LUMP
EEE
We koep Ll
0 Cement and - Itlndllng Waal
ME
d.LSOCK comt,
•
• '
,• opened veto of the Selityan, )Sine! t'
onstautly for sale at our Suntan
i superior CO3l, at the f,o)t4wlng prk•
From the mewl
htr
,ffie Ores of th
rex, vI4
•
Grate -
Hurvo -
?itnall Nut
- • • f (K,
- 426
315
All Out coals
:will NY dellvere,
usual:Wires w
dote car delft,
ere prepeiredit the'best cOnner and
1 clear and -frot: from ilute. -The
'll be charged hi addltlen to the
ring. . . .
tat no' stores of; Lohg ' k Ster6s,
bird Ward, Kirby'. Drug Store. or
ior of River and Ellz:Lbotirs
npt ittentton.. .
All [4lltrs le
F. J. Calkins,
'at our Vice,
; will rotelyo pro
'PLR
ASE GIVE USA CALL,'
;ti..-'SCOTT
8. 9.*:PlEtte
Nov ' 16, 875.
d
.OAL YARD!
Tha ':onderalened hatthg taken th.o laigo and
counnoAhms yanl, at tho f' ot T.tlai titrett i has
uow o 1 Itanda !full supply of -7
SIZES
OF' '
LOYA I; SOCK, ;
5 1
And
.B.iTWLAY COAT ,
Aho•
',-
.:
LIM I E ANI:} CEMENT.
, .
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cw, l doiverea un own notice,,.
. :
. . .
~
• ERIVIS,i—Cash.
• r la , - :
IL TIENRY 31E11.01T11
Oct2l-77.-u.
--,
- -
COAL,
I .
,
Wo keep on fftrift atour yard ail s!Tos - Of Plit.mm,
and Wilkes Barri! road, and Loyal tAiek . Ci. M.., frcmt.
the'SMllvan, COnty:Mlm, , . .'ls', Barclay Lump
and . . - ,M; 1 11. ,: . •
f ' ,*
We I,' rep Mel last quality of 1.it,,,•, , Hair no.t ev-
D1..111,':11rIet: ati,l P:ailer. all of v.ImM !co Iv iii y.,1!
at bottom pricus.
PIERCE Sc SCOTT
Town Ma%' 1
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CHEAP iC0A.1.4 .giND 1,1-IE. •
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.
yr.:n and aficr July 1, 1 •.vill stli coat; limo, Itco
tor ea - ,..11 only. ana the p. ke iti,t will tt,t...tieet,.l
monthly.-1, ~ -
Pit ICI.I orlf:OAL Fait .7 ur.Y. 1 . r.1:. Ta::: pr . 2,oma,s,
1 AT "fp 1. 1.1!t1.:
l'ltt. , loll .10V0, r/iusiPllt :1101y :;11::1 , 0 '
i• : reit.. i...„
Carblei nun Lonnp
•• , ••• smith
Itarelas Ifountiln Lump,
" ; !` 1 Smith.
Allentimh-l.imb •"0 bushel
Lath 'ft M l ' . .
Hair V let:4101 - .
•
Its Irk yi It • : •,i
10 0.)
I ant afways, prt•parell to deliver . , 3 , ll ' rCtiabes on
abort notice at th e t0.n.,-Fpt)re ~f ile:: , :co'..
I at., tender-toy 01;11,1,s:to my ImulN friends, and
custonlenotor lieir very lii , eral intl - t - eilage. In tho
past and hope thlth-r the nuW(It'llattlIll• tq . filalif• It In
the Fr Interest ti. urn Went to Isv is lierv, the r y can
gut I'M bvst g' for 116• l•ast nnovey. .1
Those who aro het: ',tea to Inc is 1U falo.. radial
that I ft:ll6t hal,e money',ortii can't hoc tor' e 3.11 amt.
pay freights. They must settle by the 111'?it of Au
glint text.
- 'Very Respectfully I - Ourp,''
J.', 11. 1.114:N NY,
.
Towanda, .1 gy 1,4175. • • : •-I
cats ana noes.
BARG
1. N 8 !
13 A It 6 ; _l. LIN S ! !
I baiol
of Ila thol , , I'3
that 1 It ill sell
and put on sn;.• on, t 1 100..,.antl
It less Ulan mantlfaettuvr'irio:s_
S case: l
Go:It-taro root
worth tt64o.
z
of IVoinc , it's Fm"-ta ce,%lC i &lace,
oz-bat ton at .4 2 p r
•
THESE
pOODS ARE
I am 'also ri.c(
Good, (or -prIT:
and Prkre, taut
Icing nl:p7e an.l to!I lion of Floe
• tr.,,b•. fur f3tyle,Purabittpy
' l be elzollecl.
A pu•piriere l ' t New Y , lrkiphysi. - ia:i lately conll
[Itils.••1; So l's I. - N1 ) .1..; tlfeli" & Co. ahmt r t their
' k N1. , .t1 W , . , 01 , ,/I L 12.11'41 . 1.:.:5.; s:alling Mal 54.111...
tillll, 16, , y :lin,' &hi ~vr:p,uNly.OPl: Ma a patiClit '''
,or io, rod tati.,•ll 11,1,: ,iti.,;iu ..in.,l: I .11 k . 11 1 ,4
i. , rr l t l, o II.:ll f , N.4.1 . .:1/116.: , AII 1v , 1,. .sold, pi. in
gni, 4 :zl.ti f,,it, , 1 Ink
. !.all,int hail nut bten.li s kinzr .
D ' 1',..1).., t, , (si t s .1i: ::: s's , ' , ..'
IV isv.i 1..3 ) .10.1a..d 1., t'ti, i - Or. , ..!.•iati roar haye hap- J
1.7:1111..q. in l'i :I•P'. ;Ilia i,l' IN I i.‘ ,l 'l , lcli A rit2talto
thl.toetle.q or isrs.ts , ,Sll,l4 •ph ris?tiq Yix; ttru t wixtr,
ami 11,. i", 1 r-i-4. :in's! Ines. -sti'llg• , I 'IL VI , 6.1..1..% 1.-
Al. OM , r.ls•ta 4 `.1.:1t1...! Iltif • I.:, , ri`ltltr , l%
illY'7•l4 'I A N'S .. ho !Mt g' -'1 1011,1 . 1 . 11ig, the Crlpgllll...! ,
trill contin eto do so : 1 , ;r• thee , C.liiiiin wet
pure Oil ;; :h ' best and chea pest 9;r;;;.
iit-Ni•Asplcii A: I (r, ; ,,......, r , ul l , " r su g
m...1.,,v,,..1, t!,.-0,- all the li,"4..les•sale and !:‘ , tali Drug
gists and Per Innier, in 1 ilo .
l ijilited Stairsi•embinrd
alb! thii Is Mel sole r-:,,,ii. 1, by . tike purebil is
cheaper In th..lrrali.stiltsstlissit , 1 / 1 :thy °Met
Lorin. ,
T '
nil. I ( I' :` , ' , ;l)
, Al.`Xf 4 . 1 1) ry I fast•supe 1 ectllng
every sqlsvr I , ,•sse.lys -sist i'sti..estrs. on l y. l„ i i ng re
quire.] sm. ,Inm,' st 5.3 f..• a9sCcertai,ss cure to Isi a of
Pisan tlass. ili.; a.. (0.4 lilvd/citn, ,call !. 1 / 1 3 rt.)
Emit 1.,. tail. , I .
DUN It Ah (MAC. & t 7 .t.'S tiCYFT 4 AP.1171.E8
soleothe problem. low , emi,blereti 1 , 3 7 011'110a phy
t0e1a!”...1 hay to avelil thi nmisga mot 41h , glitst ex
Ni . hmet.e It, sw:trbils;ng", V. bleb are well kitown to -
. de:;rsts-A (rs.s.s. LH' rest diSI.TV, thsi good eifiets of
le
' , ssly Isdss.d,i,;r"i,
~,,,p,ss .
,- r
. ,
''''':. r I ' .u , N 111,,, are pot oil o thijtoll alol t.‘ptt box .
i , • • 1 . e , .. ! it , lrt , Clik e't7 . ll all! are the wily Cap;ul, , s pre
BIZ 111 G I.: `4:•11, I: LI .- • -•• • •r ;
- :i.,•,,,•••,11 . : ., yi. i i-i,..,,,, • !, I
• TASTELESS NIEDICINES.7CaAtm
pi! :a.d 1 ,Any'slisss-r ',Of ...i . 4 . 1111 , 1j,laes caul lie ta
.
1 ,, a , ' , 1 , .. , t and' ' - ait'lP Hi uUNDAS DIC 434; ,
....
, CO'S SOFT CAPSULES. No Taste '
,
. ,
I • 1 . .
. .no Smell. 1 .; .
• .
. 1 • • a „- These were the only capsules
AND '•S I II101•I'.
BOOT'admitted 1 :',o the last Paris E.Aposi -
; flan m .
•
Send !ler cirt i I Tref Ne - iv York.
1 ; •:. I
ST() TIII, 1 • '. • I '.,L' Sold at
es Here.
1
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T RUN KS,
Sri A
"ELLING BA(ISc
LEATIIHI
SL: SHOE FINDINGS
In fun stuck, at (lie lowe,t
TIIF: 'PLACE I ipp...4,11e 11. •
!st
, REMEMBER
Court !louse, n
Stone. .t
Townlitla, Pa.
SOSETII
Fel, 2+ l Isrq.,.
Na ..'iN E W
MEM
•
J. &I M. SHEFTEL, CAPITA%
SURPMJS
and Shoo merchant 3 of ifornells. ! •
c, N. Y.. (pen 1
This liatik c.
SOOT AND :510)E:5T41.: •
- 1 1 .
1;R1D(;E. STEEF,T G FIL
the leaAlfog 800
.
A niisToN
AT No. 2,'
ri Tu t
OF A L'1:!1 b 76,
,
___, - . j • Parl it. 4 a 9: Li.
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. i . th,. notot :-.1711
`IIIE 1ZI,`1) 1;001 1 , 1 r,.'prilpiiral
1
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t, Ilciaktit:llo3 I;luck. i , ..r- ,
SION 0
IlritliT(g Sire
i,l Respectful
y Yours,
i 1 I 1 F't .IS i,
7orrah.i: . 4 At II
1213
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• i )'ass and :sleitibes,
DR, 11._
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CILI. C'Agli, 1)11,1:10 STO,E,
•
Curnei Main sind:plai7ata.,Toiranflia.?
Cr
irattfred aver a ivarter n'ici 0 rn i, 7 ,,,
,'Wlio r esale and Retail bealcr in' -.
DRUOS. , .MEDICINES, CIIEMIC
. 4cm.. Di F.,StIaYS,A CLUE,
ricitritMElt. ", T—11.14, A'. DI GC
.srow), ES, I It 1.7811 ES OTITAchf.:B & TRW.:
"
SOAPS, C )NI3F, PO . MADE.F.:9I.-Ain I)11
TEETH, 88TN, and ItAllt 1 4 ItFtrAIIA . ,
ItAioltS. I i O(*EVILNIVF's
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P9CHET-1:00AS AM IL
) POT-.110.:!,i1VA!
' I
3IACAIIOY and BCOTcII SNIIBI I ,I
Fouvj(N, ANT)I4)3II:tiTIC ClOAlif
CAI:I*N, FIELD AND leI I tOWEII 8P:I
l'ure W;nes atpd Liquoris, for ~f e,llelit.!al PA
BOT.L.NiC,ECL;ECTIC & liomti;or.ATlriixxxl
. And all griinine poinOar Patent Iledlchlk
SUTPORTEIIS.I Si!SI . F.Ng.6I:IER,j BItY.'AST I J I
. 7,111:1 . L.P.H N !Pkg.!: 4urtt.6& 4UIELI, I ;.
1
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SYKINdy.H., F.
ISED PAN.;; RIN ALF, TEICI
,
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TERgi EL ASTI(if
. STOCiONGB, &(,.
' KEROSENE OR COAL OIL
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WICKS;,iII3INEti, Itiyfil• ItltlCi
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srilm, L' i tiet), w11,ti.F.,1 SEATS Ili,
TANNtArS, AND MACIIIINE 01V..4
A!;ColViti.... Ain SP/ft:ITS rreICPENTIN
ASusli,l'aint,lV4rts,i,4lol7dleiraßh 7 Co
- . . horse, ...Ifane, stioe, r •S'crubtring,
i Alt( all kitif:lk of 1.! n.tBh.e.l l .
, ..
WINDOW • AND IF -0 1CTURE, CL,
I. 1 i,. 1 -
of alt,sizei.l
. . - 1
PITRE 1L1N.6 -RICOIL4'AINTS, PUTTY
• YARIOSID I - [ -
' READY MIS . PIO PAINTS
I ,
OF ANY DESIRED; COLOR,
Ay 711E1 POUND, I'INT OR VALID
ifiRODS.O IN OIL OR *ARNISH,
AND DRY COLORS OF,I ALL IlUtt.
,I ..,,, I
...411vrtie.f.es zcorrav ! te4 das repicaen,
. '•:-.--, 1 • ,
Prop:CYlpSiol l ol S!ar..fillbl:cmp l munded at al
of tIny:SSI MOW f ,10• Ii l'SliflOys for - L„.r.,! sci
-from 0 to 10. A. q., J. to 1. end 1 to 0, P. 3f.
• 111'...1'Aortin tian Le corr9lted }Ls buretotuq In the
ollicAt. ' I, rtnavitat.
T
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uR N ER .4-, (401tDON
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• '.: OLESALRA•ND RETAIL
. - [
ANTIII CITE,
I) YE ; ; ;'VtTFI'S. -r'-'-
PUILE IV IN ES :AND LIQUORS
I 1
for meal , !'1,•4 purpo-,e9
- I, '
ToßA.cgo, S_N - 171. - 17_, CIGARS,. &C
COAL
•
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1
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l arpl 3 ffrio aii-Ortn,'....•z:t of 1 .
TOLLET AND FANCY ,Ggons.
Me rrei C.:ll‘
Itf prcsc!
:110 I r.:V., r..J. •
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74
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1
0 eit,l
and 11,1%..U.L.:t'y.
eR:S ;?gy m
IYrlC';
Ntopr too falling. of
the
tip. grow' II; and
•th;
alwr.y.; Irs f;tile , l or
•
gray. It stlntra'ns ta:•• autrittve organs to linalthy
1 .
activit:f, ;tree, t'.n•!uira:ul Its lleauts,
1
yr ~.J, i tijL• L:•~! uu•s,tilo
I / 'P I .1 41
r!, o;.•rati(,,i is sure
3ti 11:Istin9rq,
t and :51 s,:irp co:A; (.14,11 an.l soft—n . n.frr
.
which q413.1):1 1 r.•::, are folpossible.
~ •
, . .
Cl for IN;; •!:II , :f111 411.1,a'groeill.le porftuile, and
' I .-.!;'• . ll
valac.rn.r.tll4 44. ft P.,,, 4. a.ul r richnee.s or Condit.
c 1 , .• 1
I -
imparts,
Practitml•al:fl Ana;ytienrCremistA
•
Sow i 1.- ill 11r) , ggkr suit' derilorkin ltedlelne,
1.
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JOHN F. CORSEH.
i t. -
0 ,i..
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IN'?
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. 4 I , Tom- Ruin r ho
al!ing xi,, zfir
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PAtTI , N* BLOCK,
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A:4l propar.tiigLs.pf lan ;
•
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ii - EIZOSENFJ,
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A. 51
hair tti, Its I
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MIEMISMI
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~r gr , a3 - hair
1
A, LtiLe
VlGonlAph:tis
Prepay..,; c
Loivell i Mass
ui to 3.7, Wit,o , tPr!.l
ail DrugStoj
NATION
OF TOWANDAI
F u
!fez's 1; N.71•Al A L
of a
iIIANONG
ID UN
To AcnvOti:N'i
M=C
nt; to SESP . MOIN :v t,. any 1
1'... Ent:lnn4,i I telni:.l, t;t.,-0!Itt?
tll. :mil tow Irt or Eitropc, cm
r t hat purl t-' , us.. . N. \
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ty.zi on tiln.1:::
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t ural vitailty and
', Qisi'pol diin z t,
i
all tarn t 11.3 hair
it t. F IrAirrottia
exten
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MUM
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.$125,q
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