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The Best Sheep for the rumen.
•
_ The Ke_niucky Ltve Rad: Record,
in speaking of the best breed of sheep
`for fanners says:
The best sheep for a farmer to keep
are those that yield. the heaviest
tVeces and the areatest number of
pounds of meat. - The scrub sheep
will yield from three to six pounds
of wool per head. while M•tinos will
range between ten and twenty pounds.
thorourddired Cotswolds more.
Why is it that farmers do not rain
'titre sheep which will give these henry
fleeces? Then as to meat, the fine
wo,lut.,:i an enormous amount of flesh.
ant do not eat anymore than a Scrub.
But besides these facts. tie fine sheep
'do not only yield larger' fleeces. per
h . ..ad. but the wool is of superior
ou3'ity. The same is true of the
flesh of fine sheep in comparison
with scrubs.
Southdowns, for instance, are the
fine =t mntton in the , world, nlwayc
commanding an_ extra price—a flesh
whi:th princes desire—while the fleece
is iuedium. The Shropshire 'S - Eind
n.f-it7 in 'meat quality, and are next to
Co'swold in= fleeces. The profits of
these breeds are, very great in times
of ordinary prosperity.. and under all
circumstances it is-be'st for the farm
er to breed them, because theY pay
betterj-4he grand result which is the
supreme . ohj Pc - I, 'of , the f trmer—tlie
hig!iest - possible remuneration
. for his
cap tal and 1 ittOr:
.An.ir all this i _concernina sheep i
trutt- of fine breeds:of cattle, horses.
hogs ; and poultry.'' , In the face o'
the,. undisputable f:rets the mass o•
the peopl.?, shoal<l not handle serni
ettklk..-an i entriain an ignorant op,
v i szt.lon fino,l breeds. There is on.
sup - erne :11 is for
i t h's. The mass 01
.44 , 0p10 , 1,.) not read pap.4s
livesto -k interests..arul are wholil
the vast prozmss that
. 1) mele by the more intelliat , n'
rinl:s of j'arm':-r= There are seetioto
sof itZfitneky where the improvtil
.beetls. of stock are almost unknown
only a smill number of men who
r.v.e•-.:live to it. and keep themselve ,
t!to posted m re7arrl to thy
pro !Tess of agricultural seienee and
breedin'e) . of •the best .animals.
T. the masses remain in the old
r It- followinz•after . the customs of
linrhrt(l VeiTS.:l(7O. If farnu•rs would
their ,calling and render it
romurwrative, they must put
t:.1;•-n . .sdvos in, livina conn.etion with
intiAleetuel sni rit. of the age.
The Farmer.
Whentafaimer can so manage hi.:
farm as to :nci%e. "hoth ends of -tile
year meet." even if it he with the
niot rigid • ee•lnomy. he• should b,
c intented with hislot. If- We take a
snrvey of the husinCss nien of our .
vilhoges an,reities, we find fliat,onl . l
throe or four in a hundred rwlize
"cotripet f.)r ohl age. Then itnzig,ine
unk•ip;ness of -those who, soonel'
or - later, tVeto sulynt themselves and
resp,,et;..bly—the cares and
aqxletie; that constantly prodnee
pllt - ;.rs and, tortures that no farmer
ever felt. These men may 'Apparent
ly lerel pleas jut lives, as the ont.iidh
varld cannot %Citness the emotions of
a man whU daily str iins every fitern
c:al net ve to :meet his notes falling
due at hank. The time between
oue and three o'cloek every day, ie
:the city of New York, brings more
aw.iety ,to busbies's men than all th,
fannerl" , of the United' :3tate4 realiz,
in a i hnt Irne y t,
No, firmers'your lot is not a haril
one your food may be plain, an'
tho cuts, your coatsmay not be a
asAbose of the. merchant
'94: the ,133- ; 'lint when you lie upot
your pillows your repose is sound
andesweet;-The horrors of ; protested
note's sehThin keep you awake at
and in the morning, as you go
arOutal to - feed youi- docks and view
your crops that have visibly grown
while you were in the - arms of Mor
s. pheus, von maw take more real enjoy
: nteut of life in one hour than man%
city- Igavt.:llh - T.s and manufacturers do
tin . y - en. _Our advice therefore, is.
not d scouraged. The times may
no%v - 'intr... but you are promise,'
"s, c , l - harvest" to the end,
ilabdr and judicion-
Ll° ''l e; eat. you wiircOnie out in th
en,_ yielori,
Dfs‘:owEav OF FlRE.—Fire the
cononon ,cou rec. of heat, of light and
~f- the active principle of a
t t titudenlindti4rie.a.at4 (if tnetr.l
- hp - la-try in par = ticular, is un
cu. - - tionalily one of the greatest eon
(l,;ests achieved man over nature,.
T. , e - dis , .-i'very of fire was more than
l:nefit; it 'Was in fact a giant stride
on the road to - civilivition. With fire
_arise-sociability, the family, the saC
re.i joys bf the domestic hearth, all
industries. - all
,arts, toget her with
the wilnders they have produced, and
Mill produce from day today. Hence
we can readily understand bow is
tha't fire haS ever been and still is,
among many hati ns, the , object of a.
s, e wOrship, (priests• of Baal,
GliAers, Ilindoo Brahtnans, Rotmin
vestals, priesrt•sses of the sun in Peru,
;, and that it has often figurt d
in ;t! religious and funeral rites of
ions - most remote from one anoth
er, !loth in time and' space. as' the
Chaldees, • ffel,rews, Greeks, Romans.
P i etuvians, Mcxi - ans, etc.: - But - hoiv
and when was'this great discovery
made, in the absence of whi , h We
can hardly conceive of the possibili
ty_ of human arts or even of human
(xistence ? Did in- n. as we are told
in the myths of India and Greece,
steal fire from heaven; or dicl he, as
other legends affirm. take advantage
of .spontaneous forest-fires, arising
from the vidlent rubbing togetheriof
dry branches under the action of the
wind; or finally, was man so ingen
io4s-. even from the beginning. as to
i de r Vise one of those simple and prac
itical-contrivanees by means of which
certain savage and half-civilized
tribes in our own time obtain the fire
they need for their kit - Q's ?.-Popular
Scirace
HOUSET.SCRArS FOR Fowts. - --As the
weather gets colder, fowls are cutoff
.from nlany insects, fruit. seeds. etc.
To compensate for this, it is neces
+sary to supply your birds with an;
equivalent in nice bile. This can of
ten be done - with scraps from the .
table leaves of vegetables, etc.- This
is especially required it fowls are
limited to_ a small run ; for though
every one who keeps fowls may not
own a five-acre lot fo - f them to. run
in. yet •,he can .. .keep . them . in health
and With profit to himself, by giving
them proper attention.
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When fowls are supplied with,the
Change of food Itheyrequire, they sel
dom peck off each other's feathers;
But if they.once continence it is very
I , lrd to break their of "such 'a habit.
:-,Piecea from the table are wad with
more-profit tqfee4lioultry,thsif''
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E. E. Qmm.kit,.. •
J. A. WILT, committer
R. D. CnArr, of
G. W. Rva Assockts Eclitors.l
A. A. KEEN-KT,
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Certninuntearions 'my be sent to either df U.
ex,* edtters.'es'reay be tamed. anderill appew
!a the time 0 - s - tteh be treireherge.
A. A. ganneT. rdttor pre.ent week.
01THOGROHY.
At a recent extuninatiOn of candidate:
for admission to the high school, in ore .
of the large cities of the jnited Statt‘s.,
about twenty-five words were given as :
test in orthograph"e words were n' ,
Overage difficulty, and most of them inns
have frequently come before the pupils it,.
the course of their reading; and yet.
str7ing,e to say. with the Single . exmptio«
. - .l' hrittimetie. the aver-Sire in spelling Ova`
the 'divest. We believe that thiqrapplieF
equally to all parts of the United States
rod that the chief c tow will be found it
the absurd system pursued in teachire
this particular branch. Words are to be
spelled individually without any refcrene.
To their applition in sentences. Nuv ,
this is radically &ad. In the first glace
such a system must in its very nature b•
partial. During the i wbole*school 1 life 0.,
a pupil it is impossible that he_ could b.
able to commit to memory all the d:fficul'
words in the language at -the 'rate of
-went: or twenty-fire words per day, an.'
even when so committed, it is not oftot
that they can be retained. Nor is it ne
eessary that they should be, for, as al
clue,' ion should have some practical pur
! o se, it is absurd to force a child to lean
' to spell words which 1:e will never use.
The only pra-tical 'plan to pursue in thin
•natrecis that in W. me .in the school~ r.i
1 :u-01 - ... Here .ape iin, is t.1.tv..01t. prit.ci„
•tl,ly ily dictation. 17:•orn the iirq 41. t
.-..•hat :i pupil eaters sehool, be is taught ti•
er t.. :very word tl at 0....,curs in iris h•--
..,;:. nrst he copies his whole ks-..et.
k • he advances in Lis stu4l.-1, the s.:l,ten-
-t". C. in , ' the ni• iffiell • t word•
re- re :d by the teae'aer and eqpi,l by the
into 3 b4ok kept fair that Pnr-
e. The tic - lens:laity spent in this ex
er..ise is no trwre th u, tw•nty minutes, iir
tb ,, ut, the same time usually spent in thi..
incry in writing twenty words
Chi! ep.iniii‘4l in die even-
ng by the tea•zh:r.., all mis-spelled
tve line drawn through them l and -ire
I).t carreeted the following day by the
Now :Ids plan not ottlx_makes
!ie st. •dlnt familiar wit'a the orthagin pity
,T trip .no,t difficult: winild in common : iuse
teaches him their appl cation:
SEE
The smaller won - 13 -become so familiar
that there is smrcely a failure in spellibg
•hem, while the insight into the use of
I inzu.tge and the construction of
_senten
:', ?N. to mention the added pioficieney
tri writing. can searcely be . over-estimated.
Clip plan now followed ;in the United
;tates was that which prevailed in Eng
SJIIIC six yttaii ago, at which time
he lisipf candidates for positions; ,in the
isil:inrvice who failed in iirthogr.ip'iy
Vas S•3 ' large as to evoke consinerable
-onnn..!.nt. An examination into the suh
,et revealed the fact that the mistakes
ezenrred in the spelling of ordinary
.cord-, and__the result of the investigation
sas the adoption of the plan we lhve-de
crilst-d. If the schoolmast•-rs throughout
he United Sr.ttes wluni
,only give the
,lan « trial. we feel assured that it would
oe found to work well. Tue systetii of
4p,:ilifig Words in t -e abstract need not be:
vholiy abandoned, but may be profitably
.:offilfined with the dictation method.
4choolmasters who went into e • stasies
'ver spellin4-matelles a few years ago,
sill not sneer at any system which may
end to keep up the fun—if the (Sec/sion
, Could agaii present itself.
DEi*E;cDEIN of the public school system
apt to be very emphatic wlken ailed-' :
jig to the assaults made on the public ;
cool systein. .._)Ve see no season for un
tie e;nphasis; it is better that criticisms,
.houll be made, that the faults_ of the
, ysterit may be pointed out and correc2ed.
NA the system is faulty and imperfect,
lot ole of its defenders will gdi3mly, but
te.:d of admitting this, itsinfatuated
erienils only point to its many excellon
ci-s. If told that the schools are net '
coadli.Aell as econn:ri:c.illy as they might
and be—the fri;rl,ls of the sciabd .vs-
:e n riinit that a reducti in of 'itie teach4:l-e_ti l s,,of thereinarltable increasz in. the
ergsalaries is sought. This is not the miin'ier of snccessirill ni.plicants?_ The
Wifere'the rosu.ds an! n t ecirtom- hard times %timid militate ag:iinst sue': an
.ily conthieted. it is b,matise tha direct- incre.e-e of numbers. Th'cite.nliin4 e - oultl
timstees, or superintendents are not unit so soddenly jump Into superlative
et,iseafor their honesty, intelligence or ellicirmey. Nor is the enthusiasm of our
.eapaeity, but through local influence and Centennial year suffleienti fist-account for
'party sphit, and, we i-egtif.t to say it, very the phenomenon. The truth is that at
frt. quently on account of national or rcli- the lwginning.of the school year "Orel
gitus prejudices. Can it be expected that Instruction " was abolished, and pupils
the, teachers empi eyed and indorsed by were allowed to cancentrate ',their minds
men so selected will be persons of experi- upon the solid text-book studies, a ith the
enee, skill or
.knowledge? This state -of cheering results above stated
things exists only to a limited extent in
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large cities,
: bus we make bold to say that Ax AWFUL warning to lady teacfra :
it is the prevailing practice throughout ' Miss Anna t Dickinson was onoc a
the country pLmes. Districts are divided worthy school ma'am; but in an ill-starred
to suit the whim or convenience of some hour she quit the business and now she is
influential -individuals; expensive schools on the stage !
we built where there is no necessity fur , ---- -
them, in ordEr to enhance 'the value of
property in the immediate vicinity, to ;
provide work for friendly cent:actors; COINIE TO COWEN'S •IF YO J
~ .iiil get twice the north of the money vi•
places for impecunious relatives of direct'. p. tide.%
Ins; courses of study end even pro
a, t"
grammes are arranged to suit the notions
of cemain classes as to nationality and re
! lifzion: lf the school is situated in a dis
trict where a goodly percentage of the pad.
I • ti
1 taitintt is German—then German must be • TO jrA DA, P.E%.V.C.1.
Where w RI Le round a full llne of the eery htst
taught and the teacher's salary cut down ''
- CROC F_ltY. GLA?SWARE, FANCY riclliS,
in order to provide a salary for the Ger FiIF.NCII. CHINA. dco-IRON STONE
man teacher. Sometimes a poorofFßENcll and BELGIAN
1 and QUEEN'sWARE. 'ENGLISH
tool
a teacher is engaged; he gets a fair salary CUT it PREPARED
GLASSWARE.
the first year, the next his salary is- re- LOOKING 'GLASSES, a.id a fine a.sorlinent Of
I - s.. L AMP ith therem* best of trlminlnt
duced, the teachet being glad to be re- . ' , ''' w - • -'
Itamed at any. price. The people of the ,
, next district at once begin to think that '
: they are paying their teacher too much KNIVES sad F°K)Cq'
TEA and lAELE broom,
i i and the salary is cut down, no:matter 1 . POCKET KNIVES, AC.
I how good the teacher rally be.' All this is -
1 the result of "load control " and of peo- A frill line of the finest
I, ple managing their own business. Local • PLATE n WARE,
• KNIVES.
I control and local manage m ent are very :
.
b FORKS,
I nice in the abstract, but they are a ham- , srooM. -
1 bug and a shire in practice ., County ; CASTORS, AC.
control, state control, or even national ' ' 1 7— .
control, is preferable to local district con-: YANKEE NOTIONS OF ALL
trol, so far as school, matters are.concern
KINDS. '7 '
ed.
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Shattonere, Blank Bocits, Pa's Rooks. Ladles and
EAD's jetties—projecting piers--in the Gent's 110510.3 - , Handkerchiefs. ratdo and L
3lississippi, have narrowed and deepened f Towel Linens. Towels arid Nap
klus, Snvendem Collars,
the channel-of tnat river in certain plams, - And
A thetuand other articles too numerous to ineutt.m.
much to the improvement of navigation. _----
The better judgment of- educators is also
•,
engaged in the construction of jetties in AU SATURDAY' AFTERNOON SATURDA AFTERNOON AND
the great Mississippi of common school i
EVENING.
education. •By this agency the current - hi ' a xdn r t" : ti l r" r: r the T'Y re "
f u tj u „ s 4,4,, 4 , , e , o n
narrowed; deepened and quickened, to . -Soltelnag the sale. it Auction; of Real Estate.
the great improvement of pedagogy. A
i ,
ar L i t y re a lloc e k t .. : e *arT is
drattTuslet4l.oalltenusehold tarn or Goods, or ,
swift and forward movement will be the . a t t Priers toll"
the times ' -
, result, and less eddying and sluggishness ' PACIIPT awn ACCrIIATZ arreitas YAIII
near the banki; leas meandering and loi- : On all goods le f t • ° I :1 4=miss ' °u • .
•
1 tering in the bayous and bottoms; of oral i T o „,.„, da ( o rk. t. iii..76,4f 9WE X a CITESLET:
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instruction and other ' shallow, stagnant 1 ,
educational &Bic. Powerfttl skleAwlieel- VARM FOK SALE.--The Farm
~ : ju taz.n. usibral try liattlda Vattr, ,, rder. et JUT.
en; are toting the place of the cumbero lam wil,, la offered at 'private aale. The term oz.
~ ) tats +. ZS SIM.. an ssopp.viii, wet! vsstereit and ;eve
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solos ste r n ' w bed e rli /11 4. drawir Y: b e g-- f ;es t Ara- wiles treat . Tcritaisda, dad taareateat ta
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'-WitkrderPtelxii*Pri . &Patna**, In
normil schools mein? 'Ought not a nor
mal school to be a school for preparing
gersorts to teach, not a school to prepare
,oersons to be prepared to teach? In the
normal schools through the Western
4tates it appears that the preparatory de
nartment is one of the essentials. Cannot
=cholars enough for the training depart
ment be had without resorting to this
The normal school pniper is an
e curious concern; it has few of tl
reenres of the normal school. It is es-,
.entiany a kind of hybrid high school, in
chich are taught 'kith a certain number
If school studies a little of every
i:tle nonsense which the zraduates (0
he.e concerns try to drum into the !lead
if the unfortunate pupils. A. normal
`.- e liNot t should. he what its name importa—
t. -selic-d for the training of teachers. the
-aris-.inn to which would he on examina.
equally difficult with that which
•ii• T h sehonl scholars pass on their gradtm
ion, nit may he as difficult as tna'
is required for admission to Har.
• Ird r-r Yale Co legs. 'l6 pro'essors are!
•;•aeh.-ris. ton, slnuld be men and women
•f* pu - nne •Ktandinz as teachers, with the
•nlar,:ed ideas which come of.cornnrehen-
-lye rchol,trship, riot . _ tricky politician 4
who having " manigiql " to learn the
triqks of the trade, " manage " to hold
their places by allowing their pnpils to
knoW very little of what they are being
taught and elver . up "their treks" by
-slaying the father while acting the hypo
crite. When we haw , such normal schools
there will be le4s chance for enemi..tg of
riblie school system to throw stones
•1t it•
S%T..►RT of TEM:REIN. —We regret: to
•giolcncy -in many quarters, to
,rtt
.laee the salaries of .teachers. This i i.
:.ro':essilrily in the interest of erorea.
r lat really for the sake of traitain:: a
? ...he • p rintnriet y for ins ve;m , ,,s as
ter, wait econ.onistK,, and thereby
.hcr- vie .ome personal or parti , an par
•=e. t-x is p- i 1 more hart: than.
tool tax: Not one citiz-n in twer.ty
ill t him that teach.-rs are paid tote
notch. or that t:tey , d 9 not earn the full
amen It of their salaries; yet it is pos.•:ible
for a -choral hoard-to exist, whose merit
-1)-•rs I-nowing• not what to do to exercise
t:leir nthority in a legitimate manner,
tn•ty i ot ItAve tLe sense to do nothing, but
:nest. nettls hack; at the c.alaries of teach-
Pt , . We do mit bt. ,, rudge such all the
f. Kle and fortune they wilt eventually ; L I L- 15:!. Loll; w;
g dr.) their perfunctiiry lalkirs. It is a j •!" ,. .4 ; N •x:r.r, „iOtILV G
of trust to nurtail the Salaries of • II 1 I'l. .7 IV KS! LL Bti 3JEa
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teach -rs in a well-eStablis%ed system. es
p•-eiet if tin - se tencheis are of •Lingz
stAnd ng in the schonl.4, and have wisum .
ed tin-incial and family burden?, 'with the
e•zpec - ,at ion of making tearbing their life
work-and being c. - mipensated for it in a
mann ir to corresrond with their devotion
to its duties. Professional teaching should
2ix e Ai professors vestbil 4ht, in its
eruoir.ments—rights not tO be gutrageci at
the.whim of a reactionist, or through the
wiles of aklema',o.rue
TH:: bail effects of local contiol in i
,sace.: matters are more teasers -able in tlie'
110qt:5001004 of large cities than else-
A few re d e33ate speculators
lea i•cliase a couple of It mi red , :i er e s o f
bail.* a land, divide it into corner lots,
cell it• Goodvilte. build. a I-otel, a few
house:, which, having peopled with a, few.
dependents, they think it high time to
build an expensive school-house, to en
hanci the value of -their real estate, f..r
these speculators,, like politicians, know.
hnw deeply the people m i te interested in
educ..tional matters. The: burden of tax
ation falls on the industrious people of
the s•irround.ng oistrict, who, being well
i satisfied _with their pretentieus scheut
building, are apt to visit , the of the
subn,'ban "SCadders • ' upon the public
school system. The evil does not stop,
here, but is still further aggravated . by
the employment as teacher of same poor
but pretentious friend of the speenlaturS,
who is far better adapted ; o selling cheap
jeuailry, or conducting oro de auctioneer
ing c)ncerns, than tki ,teaching
writing, arithmetic,' decint habits or good
manaiers.
IN A CERTAIN lar'gc city where lrss than
fl-ehuniretl candid itc.:4 l were admitted to
t , high sehool last year, eight lituidred
wer.. admired this year. What wai the
.:117e.1:erzett.s.
COWEN &_.CHESLEY,
11 .wing op,-ned
ArCTION AND COMMB:4ION STORF
ON PARK ST.. 3 Ddil:l4 EAST OF CITIZENSBANIC,
A fine ansortruent of
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%VIE INDEPENDENT VOR-1877.
I_ in enalthoo to • all . its former 4.xcell
Iteretotare surnasled by no other reltrons weekly
newspaper In the world. rrilrolter sergal • :
ENTIRELY NEW FEATURES,
"f great importance rarAl Tal4o.
FIRST.—WP shall irrlat thrones ;Ire year ST.It—
PY the most emfoent etergysetz ;hemp
-Tr. of ill depotataatkus. feem Matue foCaltfirraa.
‘tqe re viers wttl, 'therefore. hare,th3 oltaonito of
hottlxv: :114'.. cost famous allaister* of Now:fork.
11. - Ntoss, Phil:140011a. elieltuts:l. Chi
. Loots. Sao Fraorlfiro. etc.
ft —WO 0,10 0ub1144 s antes of art lees
Wtll:E. REv.ISTEpn .1% „If.
ry wbbli Isla be Inratuitle to etericr-
S ii..l.lyr4chool leachtkik, and welt ci Cleribttats
_7 4 a - oloAnd
Tfi t:1) uter - S.,•rtalß:ory atl, riorietts LU'r
stmt the middle of Dee•tuber.
wISI be
A PAPER CITY I
P. R. Lo , KE (Rev. Petrolenm V. N , ohyl. It
'M. fa-A.4): yrs of 4.4 , 03 104, of
''. intr . ' tcl:.bol:t work. of in-Ih.g uioney wit h.ni
-.-rtr.il: and 1.111:0e on, of the r.lot patsl:vg and
.-•,,,... , .r.. ~..r:s:s ewer fr.bli-tted.
pf:r i:TII . .—w.. F J.jet Telh.l.,h a Iseriss of articles
:on, ..•!.e 71 , II of ELDER lig EsccrEtt. Jr.. of Bretrt.-
r. - • , i, ... Ms.,. ..0 Tli-.. arll .hing., re , .!g: •ti and
~ !I-1-... red -r•-rr -, top u1t.... - as It comes np
Ft F - Tl.--Onr great pretabtm for the year we lir- ,
.
I a . .. 1... , !.. the lie..t crer aSered, Y.
The Works of CHARLES OICKEMS,
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b. 1.1-le 00 , 71:: 51i ragV-S.
9. 81. 3k 110.,..... 5:2 pig , s.
to. na - nahr 11..nig•-, and liar.! Tim. 5 1 '0 psgr.a.
!i. Oltr , -r Te." 1, 4, l': , •tores from It aly. and Atne.l
- (WI NOI ..t. .5.4 pag .s.
ti'. A ':*aie of Two Ciller., and Gresi 'Expectations.
:tt4 pig....
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thu..i.-.11
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•pp .ar- row.l,:nt ly. •13.17,4 nr. ,, nym
W. , . 1)t rtrilacu: lo • b7.lv.
and
.1 SI LENDID LIFE.,SIZE P6IZTIZ-lIT 01-
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.tiotit:.r to the ittattratt or a l Mr. I.O:.:GFEt.-
t.ctw. Listt Lt . 't:w N.lll, .
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11. 71 4 )1.";ITToN AND comi•ANy. 11031 k,
II I . I:I) AN() 11. N •
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Dlll - +;S: ME T OICINE,
ACIDS, DYE-STUFFS. & GLUE,
PER ITMEIIY, TOILET AND F A N cy i;o0D.
TIMSSES,
1 . 03115- , . PO:VALES. ii
r Acil DYES,
TEETH, SKIN. awl HAIR PIa:PARAT ONS.
riTcRET-BuoKs AM) PORT-mossAms,
GARDEN. rirLD AND FLOWER SEEDS,
Par? Wines and .Llanrri., fur MeiflelnalFUrpOstf
!lOTA NIC.ECLECTIC SHO.I:SEOPATIIICRENILDIZS,
And alt genuine pri.ularFatent MeiDelnes.
SCP3 4 'llTr.its. SCSYFNAOI:IE.S. RHEAST Fr.MPS.
- N17;•I..1: SIILLLS SIII EL DE,
TEF,11.1617.11”,mq,
Syt!INGEs, I:ED P.Vv:l 4 . UIIa:CALS./ THEI:XO3/11:-
ITICKS CHIMNEYS, BATH HMI K,
I.A NEAT'? . I , OOT,
NNEIV.i, AND MACHINE
Le4,l ASO SPIRITK
hr, rit'r :4 1 , 1174 etrayb, Cromer,
Horse. Ifanc, Sly.; Srubbitv,
Anti all kinds of brulhes.
WINDOW AND PICTURE CLASS;
of all sizes. ' •
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PURE LINSEED OIL, FAINTS It
PETTY,'AND
YARN'S* 1.
READY 3UXED PAINTS
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OF ANY DEsIR rn et*on.
BY THE POUND. PINT OR pALLON,
GROUND IN OIL OR VARNISH,
AND DRY COLORS OF ALL'HEES.
artieks warranted as represented.
,
Prescriptions carefully compounded ftt all hours
of day wd night. Op , u Sumter: for PrAcrlptlotnx .
from to IN A. 11., 1:10 1 and 5 to 41;
Dr. Porter can he consuited as heretofore In the
office. Nayl37s
MMIME
A prominent New 'limit physician lately eetn
ptalned - DU.NDAS PICK tt (iO. shoat their
daNDALWOOD OIL CAPEVLF.R, stating that some
titncs they cured nalraculanNiy. hart that a patient
f. hl.t had taken them withnut Mire. On belxg
in lormt4l that .cvcral Imitations Niere son. Ive
In
•itt!r-d and Inticd his in:tient had*l been taking
1)I'Nl)A$ DICK C4rB.
What happened to thts physiefati may have hap
oWnivil to ethers. and DUN ['Ms DICK & take
'li method of protecting physician*. draggle's,
and Mira *sires. and preventing City or SANDAL
*our, f r.:rs coming Into illsiepute.
PHYSICIANS who ottee prescribe the Capsules
will contnue to do so. for they contain the
pure Oi l best and cheapest form.
It C.% DaS IsICK & co. lase more *Tit 4/7 SAN
TIA LWOAD than all the Wholesale and RetAii-DM,
giSIA and Perfumers in the tit:to.' States cocabined
;.cd this is the sole reason why the pure 00 is
- old cheaper in their capsules than to any Whet
form.
OIL OF. SANDALWOOD la fast superseding
ayeey other remedy. slits Capsules only being re.
Tilted to Insure a safe and certain tut.' to 611 01
right days. From no other mei:Dellis can this re
.at be bad. '
13TTNDAS DICK & CO.'S SOFT CAPSULES
ogres the imoblern„ long considered by eminent phy
Matins, of tow to avoid the nausea and disgust ex
periescee In swallowing, which are, well known to
derract from. U not destroy, the good effects of
usitiv valuable rezuedles.
Soil Paps:des are pot op In tin-foil awl nest box
thlr:y In each, and are the only Capsules pro
.rletbed byyttp4rlens.. I •
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- TASTELESS. MEDIgitiES.--caitr4
, dlaud usanyo:h , .r ntas:touti rneoosnes, can bate.
ten ea4ir and !Web' In vuNDA,S ti oir &
COT..ttOP7 CAPSULSS.I- o aste
TWi Y
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[1:-.t.‘4.11,..4,..fi 0,, qtr•lrfer of,' a ("titturii,)
It, tall In ,
RAZOI:S. POCKET-ENIVEr.
MAC..BOY .and SCOTCH SNUFF.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
STOC K 1 Nr,i;4r.
KEROSENE OR COAL. OIL,
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on every ;subject: Printed from new
type, and ilinstrated withtieversl Thou
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FROAI REV. 15111. STRONG, TrAlltorof McCllntoek
and r/troars r eye!ovetll2 or Biblical4Beraitire.
"Thµ prttpiratlon rd'uor orrn evolopreoltalrasi.
AroL indeed. rogialrod me to keip an otwepraut
up-.a alt tho gen.tral pyclocrslaw, esp.-cis:ly j the
on.A. I flail tot my rid ran trout attroad tbat,the
u-tr e.lltton t.l , Appletons• Aru.tlesii eyedopoOdia
l:sa ta^..totspi3 prormsA, basing ntaturoaehodltho
'dot h robara.., then: down the alphabet WI
I. ant. bichty p rr.wd aPh Its rim:atter. Ti e first
..110:41 a as a vory coier.tiloot work. and room rout.
do f., Aturri.an rendersthan anyother: t.O his
ar •atly siortrti f os it. The articles havo all booti
w. it Pm. mot thou sold.ct sl to th' most, rlgomas
cid; lei tloq, elf.ct or which is shown to their
comprebonsirtn. and cootion.Wieti of
s•atrox.onr,
•- The viScalot'ary. Is tomato:Party rich In Atn.rioun
`y!otrranby. popal scv•nor• and all th.r, .n . !•irets
m•`-r tnt , ...rritthoz to the mass a Mitre,
rt. N'cle shiipto. tratosro
put. and chaste', and
the innwmatioi, is ail or Do. most ;startled charm'
tor. Tbo disniesslon of disynt.d blots Ls al4el
and I,lle *Truro thus saved Is dovoteil to
storlim fustier , of fact. Th. tulips are tolailladr,
sod tho w,ssl‘Urts aro 0ar...411)V; appropilate. - is
woll as .loirsnr. It will forts for years to twine a
—4 111 4-1 . faintly Illwarc nn all standard topics, land
d....crres, as It Will doubtless Nana. an extensive
circolat lon. - JAMES
W. roll, cruienr In Dr. Strome's eollemondlloti
of Atosl.fozst (lye:op:raja.
EDWARD RitliDlT, D. D.. ,
rdif.o. ;the:Tete York Examiner.'
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Editor "lithe Chrt.sthin..lcteoettte &Jour. nat.
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t Xl3 ATLANTIC
F 1 :07,1 THE 1:V:IttiI" OF CONNECTICUT
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Ido Sat ttOnk exerl;t•tit a r Alp:etow:
u: corn.
u fr
I nre. 1/. , upser. theroad. t,ow To •ly that
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e;. - 1,r7.‘ .trawt il••••111" PIVIY
I.• h.' , It, I ti_st. til.•••• mlll 11:.ri, irr.l
tri - :i!iing awl trustworti tit n`.l
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wi:ti k.
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Cyct..}.a.d . 3 plr•xr•lb.;‘ , ... I cng t +ta:-
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IN belt;, it. p,rsowN•loi: IhN,ViutY,
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Pr.PY,t .V”lttral
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it wi:l at n;:t11: , 1 - 3,1 iv - bn al;
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enom ritori . :4.s.las IN RCCIIE,TEttTITIF.(I
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Intmin 11icut, a:iU the later,t.ro.
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Al.74;l'srl's 11. STRIINfI.
Previa-Id ,tad Th...logy.
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he (lotrela 17 Won/.
WR LIAM 1 . . ; •
PrOf.f4OP llwn i 1 , 1 inf.
PIiESIDEST CUMMINGS.
1111,MA.T.,ws, Colin._ March I. 1473.
I r.•gard the .tl u :•r!ean Cyclopilka as a vrcnder
al work•. lr toconbio-twled and tudor c,! lit
imor of th•• a'dc•t a•ul tryo.i con,eloutloa. scholars
, •11h•• c"nntry. I worrliv of !h•• artehtiro; ..f
4114 i a rel!ahle. d and well.
Arrang,l epltour.• of know
.11)%ir 01 - MMINr:S.
Pres-11(.1d of Wr,sh.ria Cuirrrsify."
Vow Conullefe iee 16 Large Oi!taro
I). APPY.F.TON & CO.. l'uld , hers, Voric
:t.4 1•11I:a41011.1,ta.
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pIiYANT'S POPULAR .
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LLTT4&F OF Tilt: c.virED STA T.E.
ft., i•C 4, Vt rc!, • 1 , 4,1t .. 1 he
pre-W,turic pl inn 4:1.1 Ng•J 4,1 tilt. ii!utine
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WILLIAM CULLEN BRYAN T AND SIDNEY
lIGWAIII/ GAY.'
F.:i'y 11 , n , trat.-1 v. I !It to 1: entn
f..P! , • f• 'At vottittpn,. ;Le tig.
Anwttl.tlg- Co.,,pult.L.lt:tr,, 753 &74
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31...."11 ESQ.); & ft...tent .31:4nt , t,
Cht..t.,tlint 1'11.,414.11 , 111n
tr. M. S. ettNy FRS. for snr:ll,rn
, rnitta, 311 William fit., Elttilra. N. Y.
4 Intl r.
Ilkxe:latects Alverti:e=stts.
THE SUBSCRIBER TAKES
_[ P:ea-nre In calling the stten; ion of his minter
o,s patrons and the public generally*, to the fact
that he still continues a
GENERAL MARKET BUSINESS
At tb, 01. T) STA.ND of JIVER & RUNDELL, In
Carr. , !l's nearly oplamne the _Means Maar..
aud that he Is prypartql to turnip&
SALT AND FRESH MEATS,
VEGETABLES AND BERRIES
Of the very hest quality, at as low ran 113 amy other
ettabil.htuctit.
►nnn 1. 1870-tf
FIRST , N,A.TIONAL _BANN
CAPITAL
SURPLUS FUND
Thin Bank offers UNUSUAL FACILITIES to
the transaetldriot
GENERA. BANKING BUSINESS
INTEREST PAID ON, DEPOSITS ACCORDING
g 70 AGREEMENT.
.BFICIAL EIRE GIVEN' TO nit. COLLECTION OF
.VOTF.S AND drECZA.
Parties wishliig to SEND MONEY to any part of
the United States, England, Ireland. Scotland. or
the principal elttes and town■ of Europe, eau here
procure dram! for that purpose.
PASSAGE TICKETS
To or froljethe 1:0:(1 Country, by thebest stem or
'tiling acts, ahr ys on band.
AlU*.l IZOCGIIT OVICA AT 13EDMID RAMP;
:highest vice paid for ; 11. S., Bonds,
Gold and Silver. •
OS. PO WF.LL.
IQ
o.‘•
?us LITTLE FTOSE 'rot ND Tar commic
• Is the best place to Towanda to buy good
. CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
at low rates. Remember
MERCUR'S opposite COURT HOUSE
now . or 71111 "INDIAN SQU/sw
•
.
OEt SALE AT A BARGAIN--
AA good_ farm. sViesliithg !AS arreN In Orwell ,
p. - Exeollent Ink.
.3 rl4l boast., AN
trfotsutapted. to elthtr grOts:or &err papaws'.
Vain/4o , uttli4Muli,9oll. - .
t "JOHS-11PAPg.
- - '
b a 74 1 010 *0 1 : 121 V
f P ,
4
.
11.1'
'_
fit , n .~ ~,~..
NIT Lbta..trow Co. u , 11, I b 75
.t. T.T.I.t.M.S.
.8i,4 . 1 , ..1 Connectic:it
LA' , " Yortx. Dec. 17,, 16:1.
l'ider awe.
FRESH POULTRY,
C. M. t.llll ER.
OP TOSVANDA.
4125.000.
.
N. N. itErr, Ji.
ri0,h147
1.::::i . ....3?.....0 - ••,,-
4 1 1111 r- • •
_*
Mil
STEVENS Arr
1 ,
WHQLESAIiE £ RETAIL
iNiliett
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES;
- .
COUNTR r Pp.OOIICE,
1 (MAI
IN I &C. .
f jr•
'HsTing a large and reminodieristore we are
prepared at I'll times to carry
a lop stock.
CASH PAID FOR BUTTER,
GRAIN A PRODUCE.
Or talon In eachance f roada,4lo lowest cash pri.
ces. Ont kaig expel' nee In the Grocery Trade
glee' peiultar adra tae•' In purrhaelng. sue at
Ire are not ambitions make urge prunta, we tat
ter caztaclresi that we can otter.
CREATER IN UCEMENTS TO
:frrera than any other establishment to Norther)
STi:VENS & LONG.
MAIN h BRIDGE ST ..
consE
4,27;3.
GROCERIE
PROVISIONS
I
S. EDWARDS,
McCABE I
rs In nll tluds Of
C—eb des:
GROCERIES tt, PROVISIONS.
II
C NE DOOR NOETII OF CODDING & RDSZIELL
Tow3Trla, 4575
111:;:aact.
• .
'IE MUTUAL PROTECTION;
cr3IPAN V.
}tome ()Mee, stg Walnnt Street.
Rettng :un,ter a Speanl Act of incorporatail
From the Pettetylretnia LRgistature
IL S. CLARK, AGENT.
TOW.Vii!A, PA.
Special attention is called to the folloi - Ing rive?
table. Which will he ttonhl strictly equitable, u tRt•
all ay.'', an 4 wiiielt the company will guar.
to hot exceed ene-half the cost of any firm:
itLi) PLAN Company.
EC=
, toll:ming Table choirs the Rates for 11Ofl
.sy be runifiriled for any iottelt
1.54:100. which Li. the largest risk
ife. Twenty Cants rIU be
ut of each asse...snient for eolleel
Th
ands
up to
"no I
RIUM
0
a a .
1 at ! I t 4 4FI
<- '4
•• •
...1I . . a
HE
2.61.
2.0.
2.44
11-tA
2.00
3.0
3.01*
3.0(
3.0(
1.7,4
1.7 1
3,N•
....tot ".t./
4 IV ,I N ,
.C..
i.of
FAR'SIERS' 311.71'
IN t4lli A NCN co.. or TES(' A 1107:
Is now issult.g perpetual pullet. oil
F..kIOI,'PROPERT"." ONLY.
Eseh member pays 'a feet. at the time of Insuring:
to corer charter and le.wdental expenses of the Co,
atter whirl' no fur:eer payment is required. except
to meet actual . ..lts by fire stuong the memherslttp.
This pls.* of Insurance hw FARM PROPERTY,
Is corciag rapidly Into favor.
:Lace of Business. { SPRING HILL. PA.
The Agent will cans - ass the Townships of Ttisca
rora, Pike. Ilerrick,l Wyalusing. Asylum, Terry
and Ittandinz Stone. Said farmers In them Town
ships wishing insurance or information, may ad.
dress,
' A. B. SU - 1f ICER, Sec. fuld A gr.,
Sprillg hall, Bradford Co., Pa,
W. M. fal r SWAY. erra. 1.a.174m
14clware.
.TE CIIEArEST
HARDWARE STORE
IN TOWAND'::II
• IS IN AiERCUR BLOCK!
• ." ,
-
Fanneis can buy their
SCYTHES,
GRINDSTONES,
FORKS, FIXTURES, MOPES,
&c., &c., &c:,
Cheaper Than at Any Other'Place!
I have always on hand Repairs for the Irovsrf
WARCIOA and CuA3lPioi Mowing Machines.
PERRIGOS SIDE HILL PLOWS,
Best in Use.
All kinds of TINWARE on band,
and Tin work of all knitta done at brwett prices.
H. T. JUNE.
Towanda. Jan• VI. le6.
Carliag . and Droszits. ..
l i , O6l1 7 6AItiIING, 1,
1
.a t T..ruz _ , •
WOOLEN MILLS,. CAMPTOWN,
•
' ' PF2,TNA.
Also manufaetarinituad Moth dressing aitentlad
to on abort notice. We are already malting tone
from the new clip, and, are prepared to do work as,
feat as offered. I .
H. B. INGHAM
. raionteemo.t., Jo , . .07e.,
ITAIGHA BR OA DLEY,
juL, ltabutactureesif Wteleu Goods, YUAN ite
CARDING: - & DRESBINOt
:
TNM HOLIDAY 1100 PS-
•
has just returned train New-Yerk. " where .'se has
pure-hued a large and elegant assort:neat of
and In feet.
EVER_ rrin NO 1 iIiI3LINE,
• ' of the latest sq . I.
MEM
Don't defer your visit to hLs store until too Lau.
iiiiirandg, Now. 20. 1678.
111
WATCHES,
FINE AMERICAN AND SWISS
•ULVER PLATED WARE
CLOCKg.
V84).5.1 THY. CHEAPEST TO THE BEST
:TOWANDA, PA
SPECTACLES k EYE GLASSES
Oaa door north of Dr. Porter R Son's Drug store
Strtst,
)an'-75
paEsEN,TrS-FOR ALL,
NEW JEWELRY STORE.
la cowtantly merlon In addltlon to his large stock
of jewelry,
FINE GOLD SETS,
PINS,
43IERICAN AND SWI 4 S WATCH
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
unp===wmwmorTi=ml
oral amount
aken on ittl
ded to M t ..
oni etc. 1.
rfriMMVlMMrwmmirkm/unrrris
'~
CLOCKS OFALL VASIETIEk';,
Watch, Clock and Jewelry repalrlhz riche In the
?bangs for a liberal patronage and b.pe to merit a
43
44
1.4 ,
2.. x I
2.15
2' 11 4 2 1.
2 ,
2: f fr
!
fi..l
6.4116
6. 4 .
ki tt
6.00
MO
LAND FOR SALE.
SNATIIS,,
' THREE HUNDRED ACRES,
3 miles from Towanda. Will bo scld for cub or
And eaaly'eleared; — Whole farm well watered
Will be sold in lots of 50 or 100 acres, or more, as
purchsacrs shall desire.
PM
=
,
ANTED.—Aetive agents to
W
sell our **Great Honsotto'd Companion."
an tulisp.naltrle artlcile In every family. Agents
are making twenty to forty dollars a week. . Prlee
or moot, $3 40, For 11.00 we will mall It pr..pa!d
to agents only. ,Statn tendtory desired. Andreas
• '
RiSSELL
213 North oit St., Phit'a, Pa.
-
Nov. 304 m
• •
pBa BALll.—;4_ Carat oflo - aere,
0 1 11 MIIIPkwisAtti4iir:pili or s t ittiviou
immiallb: ammo Oui 4aitlisrosi woo.
_ . • . .
Army.
MOVEI
q ~ ```} *tiki.
W. A. CaAMBERLIN,'
•
JFWKLUT:
SILVER•PLATED *ABE,
WLTCUES.
CLOCKS,
- If. A. CHAMLERLIS.
JEWELRY,
SILVER WARE,
M.. N D L A N,
Dealer ha
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
FINE JEWELRY
Also
STERLING SILVER
414JLD. SILVER A N D STEEL
TOWANDA, PA.,
AT TliE
W. A...ROCKWELL
BANDS,
RINGS,
STUDS, -
CHARMS,
'NEM:ACES,
GOLD, Silver AND STEEL SPECT kCLES,
Also
at the lowest pricei.
best manner, and warrant.•d
coutlauance of the tame
W. A. ROCKWELL.
DOT 12-73
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1 Of beautiful
LAND FOR SALE.
ON TIME,
To scat purchasers.
100 ACRES IMPROVED,
With house and barn' thelreont balance
ME
WELL TIMBERED,
Inquire of ,
`B. C. LOCKWOOD,
Wellsburg, Y. or of
J. I'. KIRBY,
or JAMES WOOD,
Towanda. PA.
igpviriumpr
. . t
- ( (
Ow's
-- COAL;
We keep on band at Orr yard all Sae/ of Pittston.
and WlMrs Bsrro coal, and Loyal Seek. Mal, from'
the flnitivint County Waal. Also, Barclay . Lollop
and Stolth. r
We keep Ibit brstqoality of Lime, Tialr and te
sawn. Brick and Pastor. all of which no willed/
st Indiana prices.
I -
PIERCE & SCOTT.'
Towanda Xay ist, Ir 6.
PURE GROUND; PLASTER •
•
•
RU3IMERFIELD I
I Imo just received a large slis7 of •
( IPRESM GROUND C,Air cGAVILisTEtt
Manufactured from stone selected by thyself, awl
(I warranted PURE.
r
pineE.--cash,`P SO: . on time, r Seadl In
youiorders
PETER I.ANDMESStEIf.
Rumerteld. March 1. tin.
NEW COAL YARD! •
4C.
The cindorstene4l. havlng‘faten the! Large wal
eommodiont yaTra, nu, foot of PARK ptiect i , has
now on hand a fop Yupply of
ALL SIZES
LOYAL SOCK,
BARCLAY COAL:
LIME AND ICEMENT.
Coal SWireri.,l on short notlesk.
r '
TERMS :—+Cash.
lIE-NRY MERCUR.
Op t'-'1 -744 f
CIE 4P COAL AND LIME.
. .
•
From and after Stilt I, I will sell ems), llme, he.,
for sash only, 'and al.. pricti list will be corrected
monthly, -
rams OF COIL FOR. .1 r LY, rxR TI OF zooms,
AT TIM YARD: ' I
Pittston StMre, Chestnut and Furnace. fi 00
" Pea:. I 3 30
Cart-3n Itun Lump • --
~ / 4 0
Barclay Mountain Luni l p..
Sixtri h. _
111 1, -ritown Mt-. el.
LatL M
!fait It
it del. 11 II 10 CA
prepaNd to deicer Otrehasei oa
aiiort artlee at the u,ltal prier of deave , ry.• •
ako [cutler tuy ,, hassk.s;to tin 7n.n::lfidends and
eufts•swrss for their very lu the
ississt sad hope under ttss uew deptsrture:to make
interest to oststittu:s to .bs..y where they tan
gel the be...1g0 - 4s f‘d the least ressner.l
Tt s ,.„ w h o are si.str Ned to use. w!'l' take notire
that I must hay , nt.....p.y or I enn't buy (or ta.sh and
pay frelghtg. • Th.sy must settle by thq Ent of Au
gust tie It.
Very Respectfully YonrsH
• .1. 11. 1.1 s; NY.
Ton - anda,Tstly - 1., ,575.
Ca rages
Now is is
' '0 PPORTUNI,rI",;
CARRIAGES
WAGONS
AT .
YANT
Cliesper than you will CN
have the_opportunity of
I have .a large assortment,
OWN 3.IANUFACTITBE,
Warranted in eveiy particul
I will
SELL SO LOW
That everybody can affo.
one of his own. '
1 also have the sole agency in this
place of
OVIA.TT'S PATENT RUNNERS,
An invention which has entne into
very general use all through the west.
They give the best satisfaction
wherevere they have been introduced
•
CALL AND'EXAMINE THEM.
fans-; a.
NEW CARRIAGE FAd,,TORY !
Opposite the new Jail,
•• • TOWINf.).A, PEN
. -
HENRY STLTLENI - .
ittapeettnlii announces to his blends ind patrons,
sat be has built a •
N:Z.N7 BRICK CARRIAGEFACTIORY,
Where new 'instantly keep on hand a full snort
meta of
FA3IIL I. fIAICRIAGS,
TOP AND OPEN BU4IES,
•
PLATFORM wAcos,
TROTTING'SULHY.S.,.AND SKELETONS
Made or the best mamrial and finished in the bey
city stylee His long
_experience in dry Car
riagol'actories gives him a decided
advantage over others in the j• '
STYLE AND DURABILITY
_ Of inverts. All be asks Is an; ,
r •
•
INSPECTION OFIIS IWORE
' .
Previous to purobaidng olfewhote.
Al.t. WORE WARRANTED TOIGIVE
PriiECT °N.!.
- • •
Thankful far the Iflutral .patronage_fernier/7 e
tended and respectfully ask a coUtlUSuless of. UP
RiPAIRINO. rito};7l . l,T ATT . ENDEp TO
AT triDupui midis. '
.31, - k
I=
COAL.
OF
ANTHRii - CITE,
El
And
Ao •
El
3 CM
- 3 50 ,
2 75'
MU
TO BUY
AND
rKagai
; oi
of my
r, whicl
to have
; •. •
JAMES 'BRIAN T.
~ ..
~~ sTu~t
- -
17E 140 E: v AO' A
ROAD 01.—.Amosgemout of Pos.
oeogorTi - 310/4 Solslio.olreet Aptll UM- •
i t
,gOVTOWARD.
STAllloart.
• I •
',limps* Fails....
Buffalo ' 4...
Rochroter.. .. .... ...„; 411
5 45; .... : LOCI . „,
Genera. ....t 50; CM
Ithaca F T bo; .•..1 9 121 54' ..
Owcgo clei .4.110 514 ....t
E1:01ra ...... opt 3 Op* k 2! I SC 245; 5 Nk
W22e:ly 935. , 4 2041 X 9 6 15
SAFTE 45t4 25;11'V; 9 12 . 291 614
Athens ' 20: 430:11 23' 9 19; 3 3v ; 29
3111113 ' ...... . ....! ....; 930' 3 451 P 20
'Peter t i SF 40, 3 se; 6co
1151.20310D0 415 R 55
'l4,7l4Pcklog to .4 2.7 i,
Fraildlog*tone.. - ..1 It; 4 19;
114.032.16413601 25. 443 ..,.
.I",r2.lcbiowc , ...-1 ....;10 221 4 51,
. , •
•W7ain,i 4.. ...... .;'• :...i . 2
45! .....1() 193* 5 12 ..:.
Tz.cogvlll , ' II 2 :,.'1 6 aa•l2 5911 12a V ....
'at iller!rt, Eddy...; .: ' 4 oe,
....11 ;a . a 1,.. ....
M:e&r.ppen.. ! .... ' .l 6 .al 4..11 r 2 1_44,:,...
3 14 -”4" 31 4 • :...1 . . a m ~....'li :vs is, ( ....
Turichanpuck —.l: It ~- 7 it!"7 0-512 75 C 3: ,_.
r.i.G73,14. t....; .....1 7 DI; ...:1 . 2,35 6 45 5 ....
V:.11•i ....I 7 27. —212'51 C Id. ....
ItznNelri :- ... •-- ..•• - 1 ..
I. & n Jatiriit•rs . ',lll ad 7 ii. 4 2 ie I 2 , - , 7 V. ....
54-‘it;arr.r. 121 ; a 1:55 T 15! 2 be. 7 5 , 7,- , . ....
3tA6cl 4:Lank— 1 3 4r• - .19 51...5 25: a 25 „.4.;..
A :10.1.1w 3-11 I 4 4.5'11 554 6 Z, 5 SAP ....I ....
il-ttatteul I 5 C*l2 14 4 49,•6 C 5...., ...;
9 - 24r.L41..... 1 5 1.5' 1 (le 7 OC. 6 - TT: .....1 •• • 2
P1111:4.111 1 4.....: 4 45 2 a a zri 1 15. ....i ....
ti..tir York ; 6c,29 3 49' 9 SO 9 5.9 .: ....
A.M. P.31.1P.1.1.• P.M. i.ii... , ....
NORTHWARD.
" 471 ' 1 '1' 18 30i18.- 2 4132
~. ..
. . -I- P.M.1.4.31.,AM '.,1J1..A.*.1.11.31 ,
?.isw YOrk . 6 34;.....: ./'7... lir.'. ..'..',.....
Philadelphia 18 ON ....:- .. I 8 45, 9 45:....
Luton --I 9' .. 1 •.-, 6 01 11 0 Mill ao l
ii.qt.oeben, t 9 50; :...! 6 3010 SPII2 60i.......:.
Allet:fowl: ' ; 10 65, ....s . 6 4310 42 , 12 11:....
Mauch Chrenk ... :11;5 ~... 8 0111 45: 190; ...:..
‘l'llke"..-Barre ...-.;.; 1 15 7 2010 40.2 15 4 64- ....
1.,,k B. JulicilOo.' i 1 46; 7 5411 10.2 41! 4 1 , 15.' ....
113•T00rn. : .... - :- ...... I ....! a 0611 =_„...—; 4 Vil. .....
Fs.Jl. , ....: 8 1911 31* .....; 501; ...--
I..!Grarr.... ! ....; a 5511 51 '...... 5 15,..
Tunilh3 - 85(,6k.....; 2 24: s 41`12 V11 3= 5 36! . r .
kletiocilar:y ' I ....; 9 1212 4 , 7..! ...... 5 55' ..:.
11...f.hepper, i ...., 9 15.12 511 ....:,4 .0; ....
"klenen- FA.14:47...1 ....l I 251 le; .....I'6 16: ....
I.Beeyelll. ' ,3 07, 9 30: 1 1 2 . 4 M-. 11: =, ...
Wys.:El4ll.o ',....:10 66 .- 1 35! ....• 6 40,..4.. f ..
Frer,Cl2'o,l% 11 i .... 10 1. 1 48:....'.6 4.1 t.....
t:einniPrli-ld• ' ..... - 1 0 25 ; 1 55 .....17.0zt ....
! 4 rx.tql, In 7 S! , .:1••. ~;,..... I 0 .12 2 15 ....1'716 __
ly r , ,,,.,1:1i tr , • : .... 10 41 2 15.... : 7 11 - - ....
TOwrisid.lll.-',. - - 4 1i31055 ,23" , , 500 755 730
1'1.,:, r •
10 27 55
4 4211 3 0'.;!, r, 29 8 lift. tk C. 5
4 4911 35 3 1: . .: 4 5 s s 10
.
4 11 t,v. , 3Vf 5 :V V)
35 12 t3f: , 4 It , Sl - 4". - 0 .10, 9.1,0
6 4; 1
.9 40 3 ;55 ; ' 2.;
in 50 11
.1225.....'12 24 - 15
12 54 . 1
04
'P . ...AL r.31.`r.35.. P..31..1.'
,yr • tc •
.....
.
o‘crn
ItulTalo
N Llgara Fane.
Train. 13 and 13 ran daily,
Attarh-d. h.tart,,n Elirdra aild•rtils}lel
rd,r, and f; , •r.rs -- ., IN7 , tw York.
11113vrillg nrog•te 3. tattird to Trains 2 and 9
1-:;ittiri ;The. PM:44..101a. •
Al! tralug:run Ibrougb fic.
" r
It. A. PACK 11., Superlnteudear..
TowaTl4,a, April :A ; 1h7641.1 •
& READING
RAithioAD. ,
ARRANGEMENT OP PASSENGER TRAINS.
NOVEMBER TsTR,
?rates 10. n r , .f /Unt, , ,via Ps fator4
_ Brque)..)
For Plaradeiphia at a.m..; 5.55 and
p.
ACNDAYSI
Fur Plzliadelph!a, ai 3.10 p. ic.
• Iris E. - tat Penna. Eranch.) •
ri-_ - ..dlnn'.-t1.50. 5.50! 8.55 L 112., 12.714 2.10. 4.20
ends.4op.m;
For II rfebnrg, t 2.30. 5.50'8.553. in.. 11`...'50, 4.50
:.d'+oo p. in. a ,
P"r otrtster mud Culunit:a, 5.50. 8.55 a. Ea.. az..l
4.30 p. w.•
tpoes not run on Moddars. •
' 6UND.I.TS.
For R , ainr.g.".:lo a. m.. anti 9.00 p. ra.
F9r 2.30 n. m. apt! 6.(A. p. tn.
Train:.%/qr Allcia,ocn /tare tvsfe./lows: •
ria Perti , ,lnt Ira n cA.)
T. , ave Plillactelph!a„ .z. 2.0. 7.30. a. m.. 5.16 cad
I=
Leave rtiladelpilM, 5.15 a, m
(ria Rae' PM ' Brands.)
Leave 11,e,arliug'. 7,40, 7.44. 10.35 a. re.,yfreTen(% are
1e.9 T.. w.•
Loare }l 4re.st.nrg,s.v. G.oz,s,tf. a. m., 7..00 3 3.57 and
7.55 p.
Leave Laneavrer S.IO a. L 9.. L^.55. and 3.45 p.m.
Leave C,:anktda .COE a. re_
UNDATS.
T...save R.aiiing. 7.2 0 . a. ra-
Leas,. It.larristurg, 5.20
TrAltis marled thus (*) ran to and tram e.-pot
lih . and Grt , ,n streets, other' tialus to and fr! ,—
ttr.-.4 r..et
The s'2n a. m. train from l'hi!adi.;rhia and 5.1.1
p. in. train fridu A ii,•titown have :through 'ears
:mil (mai E'ruira, N. Y. •
The 5. '.45 p. tu. tiain from PhDaS..lphla and x. 29
ut. zratu (rum A)..tuna - a have through cat. tO
and frum Mauch Chant..
J. E. WOOTTEN.
Gen.ra/ Sup, rin te-ndrue
oct4-7S-ly
HOWARD EL3I FR. Ric - n.
GENEVA, ITITAcA & ATIIENS
li.= 4 'onintetatlng Monday-4'mi.
.rains will mil a , on this nod a , : tu:4-rx.:
LEAVING CATRZ NOItTIIWAHD
.
Nn. with Prilfnal .r.vn;
~neh 11:: - ,ngh 'from New Y",,rk; arrivin: a' Van
rhae3 Tw.;V:
7:“;..Tr.ii;inNlw.rg 7:l:s.Farts,r 7:43, "rid
Bays Corrit9- ~
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- ant N, 11:- R. 11... I: , A. • ,:,•r
11:`-'1) 5. tn.. 11,1:al1' 4:15 p. m.. a.zol
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. v. from 11 - 1:k-,
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St.' t, or 12::1-5. I 1:45,
Farlner f
tr.llr., ;ma , :
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N.
I!. ozrept. Sunday-, t:11 -, :!tr• - • , 1
, :roan Era for G,n , va_
F.tren rt-
Talvidat.tle Center
Trurtf.o
Ovid Center
i..,.-r•a::::n 9:17. Geneva
ralus Fa a and set ou N. Y. C. & 1 1 . . It.
A P.ltli - EAT SATRE FROM TUE NORTH.,
7..-9:05. a. m... (laity PI rept Siltalys.' • - •lth
1. - .E.711 tar from G.n...•ra to Elmira. law:log U •
at I2Xia.: ItonnOug. 5:31. nap?
Prid renter Pa.mer 62.5. Yroluv.n.borg . .3:
aug!raote fi3o.llhaea Vaa
2 .t.th 8:13. arriving at •Einitra at nr.1.114; t.ap-a
ttaragoo at Sayre with 1.. Dar Expr,...,.• ,rt!.
;az at Nest: York: at 10:00 p pittladelphla
NQ. 9.-1:30 p. In. daily earepr Sundays, leaving
ieneva at 10:00 a. m.. :Romulus 1c.:34, rfats rot,
iera 10:46. °via Center 40:54, Farmer .11a.)2,
t.anslaug 11:17. Tarighanic Faits nen.th.ws, 14:1a,
•;4.llCer 12:47. Van Ellen 12:35: making elm,"
With L. V. Fast Line. arriving in
•ala le:0 m.
No. 15 - .—e:44, p. m. dally. with Pn.intau.Slesi in;.;
eneli ti-•d for New York wi I..':t
-ave:.(ietu-vp al 5:40 p. m.... on arrival of N. Y. C.
ttains frltan 'the Ea..r r.nd Romulus 4:7.11,
'facts CrATIVIS ('enter 4:31. Farine.r t :17,
: L ro:inatt.:.,urg 7:07. Tatiginittir Faits 7:14, lit '.4a
,tsre•tirer Rift. Van Etten 6e13: r unerting
‘.. V. Lit., arriving. at New Y.Prk at sr'
Tie tety• and baggage claeckrd to all priuci
%al
IL,A. PACKER-Oen': Suit
R. M. lioVtY. Agt:
rvM. STEVEN-OS. Sapt.
Hotels.
TftE CEXtRAL . BOTEL,
1.71.TF:3. PA.
TIC undemlgtied hatitqt taken poeseatton
:f Mt: ahere hotel, r,eipeettteliy soli: Its the ,rx:.:nn
age of hie old friends :old the pnhile
311g:in:cf. At. A. FORItEt..T.
•
ELWELL 110-11,5E,T9WANDA,
PA,
JOHN SU kl
•
liming Teased-this home, • is now ready to Aecoin
module ibe travelling public. No pains nor tiapense
1 , 111 be t ,, ;.tred to gtvc batibtaction • afi• Y
giro Win
EZ"North side of Public ST are, east of 31erear's
new block.
Ai' , ANS HOUSE, TOWANDA,
contiza MAIN AND MUDGE STEILETB.
' The Horses, Harness, &c., of all guests of ,this
?mouse, In4ured against loss by Fire, Without any
extra charge.
A supenor quality of. Old Ernlpti Ills* Ale. fuss
T., H. Jt1110A7,, , ;,
row-Ands. Jan. 21,14., ' Prfpricu r.
EAGLE lIOTEL,
-"•\
TOWANDA, PA.
Aft the corner of Court and Rtver.s.ts., titree:lY In
the vlcinity and l‘outh °Otte Court tkuse.
JOUN 13,ITEKE, Pitorravros.
The - abmv house has been refurnished and ws
tried, and Is now open to the traveling public.
The Bnr will at all times be supplied wlth the best
liquors. Good stabling attached to tbe. - premires.
`insiders by the day pr week accommodated. .
May 10.1sta.) ' .7011. V BURNT-.
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