I ' -"' !
jtvitulltij al peparlmtnl
FAtiiots I 1 PoULTRY BItEEPINO.—
Although there,are. many widely dif
ferent breeds:of-fowls, adapt more
or less to y -tbe Varied 'Wants 'of the
t'a niter, there,are, some general 'rules
:for their management which are ap-,
Vical;le - everywhere. • One serious
error.is the common-custom of keep
ing hens until they become too old
for piofit, because they were. choice
blots and good-,layers *hen young. :
. A hen of any -breed will lay only
about halt as many eggii the second
year as the first after.she commences
laying. ill fowls kept by - a farmer
afteil they are two years old are kept.
at a l‘ss, as far as money is concern,
etl. When a whole flock is allowed
to run 'without killing off the 'old.
oui-s and replacing, them by pullets,
• diseast! is sure, to attack them. They
h;. , come.liable to gapes cholera, etc.,
aft, r they become age d. If the prat
, 'Alec of keeping pullets is once
rd, am sure:that no farmer will
ever-abandon it. Another bad .prae--
'tice - is that of allowing the fowls to
iweome wild,,so that they are afraid'
.of'any one aid hide away their nests,
• and the few_clrickens they hatch
. .theirliyes from
,want of food; care
and shelter. To he sure, chickens
• hatched late in' stunmer and brought
op in the fields by a wild Mother are
hardy, .but this practice is not, profit-',
as the cost ofwintering exceens .
the,summer returns. As a general
l de, however, summer chickens. are
ini,re profitable than the. very early
Asifis‘ they get, a more varied diet
and h'etter:.exercise, and are healthier
ever Halt;' • But fowl* to be profita-.
inns he kept tame. If, howeVei r l i
. the chickens are to be grown foraale,
.. for breeding or show purposes, it is -
•i — tieee, , sar t y that they should be`-hatch
,i'-• cii a ,,, early in. the season - as possible,
so that t,hey may attain- full growth
.atifi le:lda:n*lg by fall.L-Rocky Noun.
0), IltiAamboah.
~
: . ±..t,ND yon . .13Entuso re.s.7TLF..—
; Saud. if not the best, is one of the
lie-t articles in use for bedding cat
; lle. It is a. goo 1 deocloroizer, and
lie,' is the stable sweet.. As the cat
' tic work.it back into their trench un
der their feet, it.mixes with the ma
tinee. and thus divides it' and Makea
'« more siiitable for the use of plants.
- distance to draw ispot too far, ,
. .._
if ta« . citear,noss 'ought" to reeorn-' C'TtitisTAtx courtesy is eminently a pow
i-1-,' VO'Y • . -.. An.barris that have no
. -mend . it:""' ti«, ' used freely; it would er for gpod, ad • every cohscleutious
, t‘ellars, were , ).- -Ira of urine that ~t eacher ilhould rattily • cultivate ; the
, ' ,alisorb a lafge' SAO. - - . - ind ;muck are I;race. A. fretful s "rit, a thoughtless
wnil,putting self first, hosing disregard
is now Ti:aSte(t S'''''l • stable, but
dirty things to-Oge in .4 . i t is a for th rights and feelingsof scholars will
1: lik, - , - id. is
. .eltan. Then, MO
-- 4 • - testa , undo all the good which mire perfunctory
- - to ,: J ping io rise renter licit' 70 . :7, teaching or words will suggst. CArte.
t o receive tlie'droppitifta f *fri th ma . -v is : that ktndliness.Of heart bat seeks
- lir easily raked oil' and kept in bar- `-• . . -Ake the scholars happier by tlig,teach-
rek. and in --, the spring mixed' With ' toll- Renee: It carriekthe cheer or hope- 1
fine cow mi - nure—one part' of the er . :ll 4 "'• __ ,
A ~:ia hearty good wishes. . It is
fOrmer to two of the latter. ' This be- i col wor d s
ng•si
i ..
.
n the
hovel& ,over thoroughly two or the danshine tr«..'*falls quietly up 6
••• -three times; makeS a. mass 'or rich pet-pie - led scholar path and is full of
ma mire. ' A larre handful' of this in light and warnrtb. It is the well-bred ac
llio hillwill set corn growing finely: tiou of a pars awl iqvieg heart, that
!lowers "too c row and blossom fra has learned to practise the spirit of the
i• • • i
• iiuttk:r in soil that has an admixture golden rulet, as the Great Teacher taught
' of siind. SO (layer and: peaty -soils his disciplds,
a,.,, lit:iielittel I by. . its illiornbination
with them, and vice versa. When
spre-•1, on heavy soils in grass, it pro.,
diiipS more,elfect . than.any chemical
.- twiritire
.•
.1 ITI,ES ANII T:IE WAY TO KEEP
S.---AVe received a feW days since
fr,m 'George F. Melvin, of Oil Mills,
a of russet apples which were as
crisp, juicy and fresh as dpPles gen
are in the
.They were so
mue', better than' the wfthered and
ta-,telo's apples :*hich one usually
-and , in May. that we wrote our
ii tend asking how- he had Managed:
to keep them amllleceived the follow
reply i " I us `great care in pick
ing them f i roni the trees, and when
tr 7 , , n , ferritr-thetil from the basket to
Lhe harro handlir, them like . eggs; I.
i2,-et the best granulated sugar barrels
_to keep them when the tar
rein are fi\il 'cover them with a thick
paper them froin the air.
basrrel-header I press the
heads in, and keep em out of ALM
eothlr a. late:as ithout having
them ifreeze. I - put them in the dry
:!ml Coolest part oh the cellar, and
• raise them from the growl' three feet
liork` ' on skids and dd not open or
disturb .11ieni - until they' are wanted
•
•
fir 14•7.0. If exposed to the alr by
. ~lashing. the barrels to pick them_
over. sothe of the apples-will !kit and
titlitrs Frill wither.".:—Lan. Farmed:.
WINTERIx RosES.—Perbaps my
pl:in of wintering roses may be use
ti) some other-amateur. I had a
hoGlied frilmeliot in use, and 'after
r lc-ing my roses in the house year af
ter year I concluded to improvise a
smalll sank in the ground
a very large (fry goods box. Over it
placed the hot-bed frame and sash,
Llea the putted roses in.the box, and
.`th. t thing was done As -the cold
groW intense, I drew.up earth around
the , ides of the frame, covered the
t ,ash •with.an old pi - me of carpetoud
'i+.ll-not se - c my ros e s - until
. spring,
when-they were simply watered, the
elrpet removed, and UM' plants left
- nndr>a the sash for two or three weeks
exposure.' s rshave
.practised
ti's - f,r three or four -winters, - and
With Perfect success. The plants fair
• - ly jump wlien the . sari strikes - thenn
spring, and they are in a. healthy
-- ; , ;2 . I owing condition witen4 transplant
• . the border. ' 1 wish - '4ow to Make
La 4, 121 -Ru t nenV odd-pit, in order to 'llse
hk-lied frame in spring.--Con'c-
Gent/coffin,
==
•
lo' Paco., FERN:: BY DI V IM NB
- II f you have a good; strong
- Toot of Variety of fern, the .best
way to ()tita% additional plants is to
The tine for this 'opera
. lei! is the ,spring, when the new
fro; 1s are ja,l -tal : ting; and on tak
in up the wlo plant and shaking
oft the superfluous soil, : numerous
rimns will .he seen surrounding the
to tin root, like offsets: Lay the whole
on a table, and these crowns may be
rr: dill separated by means °fa sharp
I,nifo-; at the same time disentangle
the I 41g. roots, immediately planting
them. in pots or in the grannd if they
- A. - intended for out-doOr cultivation.
• "tut for in-dootornament, plant them
at once in the Wardian case; in their
native leaf mould, and they will take
care of themsel ves.--Iror4ing Church.
MER BAc I( MAN, of Hanipton
liurg, Orange County, New. York, has
in c ali'zed over $lllO,OOO dollars from
thy sale of horses on his farm within
-4'w past year. • Governor Sanford of
California, purchased $--0.,800
.worth
duriug : his• visit to .Mr. BaCkman's
placc. - last summer.. A pair of two
year-Old colts were lately sold . for
MOM
I N various parts or Ontario, Cana
,(la. apple t'reeo are in bloom for the
bk.cond time this •ear. . .
ildutiliorifvl ffltparlmtni
. E.
J. A. Wn.T, Committee
REV. -D. CRAFT, of
• G. W. Rinw, 4.044 Its
A. A. KzEssi,
\_. ' l
Coinmenkoriens- mai be sent to either of tbe
above editors, as easy be preferred, Ind will appear
bathe Issue of emblem be has elmarge.'.
A.A. Rimini; Editor Present, Week.
Miss IPA FAIRCHILD, teaebitig at Bomb,
Waverly, Atheos.towngiiii,. has lost 12 of
ber pupils during the last tiermi from dip
theria. . . 1 i . -
THE meeting at Troy tbis Week will be
one of unusual interest, and every Vach
er in the'eounty should atfend. ,DI tors
and others ititasestedciomgstion, shimld
make s.w.effort to-be present .'
Tug 'graded schools of •this 'county are
continued .without change of Principals
for the ensuing ,yeir: KEENEy at
Athens, lfcCoLLum at TTOy r -LILLEY at
Barclay, RAESLEY at Cant* , : and RYAN
at Towanda. -Prof. 3tc.004i, 'reports
sixty non-resident pupils. 1"
Tun &lowing problem was handed us .
by a gentleman qf Franklin townthip,
and we-respectfully pus it along to , the
rewiers of the educational column for so
intim : From a point within an equilater
al triangle lilies drawn to the verti
ces of the triangle . Measure 20. 28 and
31 feet respectively; required, a side of
the given triangle.•
STATE ' Superintendent WlcsEnsnAu
is mentioned as a candidate for guberna
torial _honors at the election next fall. We
see no mason why, in this nineteenth cen
tury, a distingnished educator-should not
Was eligible to preferment of this kind
as a. politician whose only iittalifications
are truculency to entrenched political
power.
NORMAL 'or select sehools.hare been
runnihg successfully in different likalities
in the county this fall; Rev. H. Apts'roxo
"being in &ate at Wysox, W. H..BROWN
at Rome, W. H. Crilitt.LtN at Orwell, /g.
W. BUCK Leßaysville,E:_ F. : .TnoT‘sol.l
at Caroptown, HATTIE Tnomss ait-Wya
'using, H. E. Prteitsa, Ulster , B.
EM
ERY :it East Smithfield, E. ATROMPSOIS.
t Evergreep, and S. F. CRAICKELL,
New Albany.' •
DR„' FUENCII TO BECOME A PESESRTLTA
NIAN.--WC3::. clip thelfollowing- from the
Bucks County Intelligenter : •
" Dr. - . John H. French, of .Vermonike
who has been attending teachi3tra' icetitutd-
Doylestown this week astan instructor,
is shortly to become a rehident of this
state. At the solicitation.stf Prof. F. A.
nen. with whom institute goers are all ,
familiar, Di. .French will Take partial
charge of the Normal School\ at Mansfield
inzTioga cohnty. The • Directors of that
insitution have elected Prof, • Allen and
Pa. French joint princiPala: Prof. Allen
of late has bad his hands - aiiiimnfortably
full, having Wilds charge the above school,
the soldiers' orphan scho6l at that place,
besides a farm of one— hundied, and fift
. acres, his private property; although
worked in connection with the orphan
school. Dr French is highly*esteemed as
an itistriiegoz by many Bucks county tea,
chefs.
PoriTENESS IN i3CiloOfi..-11 , -
al
ways bring a rich reward - of respect to be
polite to your pupils. children relish anti
appreciate ail' "If you pleatie," and a
" Thank you," and it adds to their self
it adds to theifself respect, withotrt which .
'there is no true worth. Give your exam
ple to Your precepts. Children can detect
slianr as well' as grown people, And will
' often notice inconsistences, in walk aod
-conversation that older people might pas. ,
unobserved. The successful . teacher will
have few rules, and
„..respeet ',them him
self. The best is'one that 'children - can
easily understand, viz : "Do Ex
plain what is right in different points, and
impress on the children's minas that God
.always sees ' tbem, though frequently , the
teacher may not. ,
Talk to them frequently about their ac
countability for the gift of intellect, and
you will be surprised at the displiy of
eonscientiousLess ! Encourage their little
confessions of each evening's report, and
Sou will see more - bright faces
, than if
truth were sacrificed, and the children
sent home with ill-gotten rewards. Good
'government is the mainspring of success.
Ton follgwing are the appointments for
exercises at the next session of the Teach
ers' Association, to be. held at Troy, Pri
day aid iaturday, of this week: Lectur
er, 119 . T. lIAL.I.owEi.L,• of Troy. ; Pa
pers,Prof.'EliFatir, of Smithfield, and E.
.B. McKaa. of Towanda Essays, MIN
NIE C. GROHS ; Methods of Teaching,
Prof.. McCouum, QuINLAN :and CRAW
rola, ; Reeittjtiolls, GRACE ScAYI.,EicikIAT
TIE CARD, SHANNON ; DeClaila
tion, WILL GRANT, C. J. BLOOM, GEO.
Coslrß ; Committee to arrange course of
stud); and, gradation of district schools,
and report to Asiociation, J. A. WILT,
Superintendent KEENE'S', J. T. McCqt.-
txll. A. T. LILLEY, G; W. Rr.tx ; Busi
mess Committee, Hon. DEWS ROC&WEI,L,
ANNIE 11. ADA3IB, SAIIAVY 7 BALI RD,
ELIA ADAM'S, J. H. GRANT, BENJ.
MITcHELL, J. T. McCcii.tnsl.
Tge folliring resolutions will be offer
edfor discussion': • • .
,-t
Resolved; That the4resent system of
township hoardeastd sub-districts, should
el
be abolish 04, and • that'. evlry sub - district
should be v stedW.tiftbe same rights and
privileges , at independent districts now
have. .. 7
Resolved, That theixl>snty Superintend
ent sho.uld•be elected:,by aLdirect vote of
the people, of the county. —.' "
Resolred, That every school building
should be provided with a play ground of
at least one • acre in extent,_ and that no
school house should . be situated within
"ten rods of,the public highway. - • •
Resolved, That the inadequacy of com
-1 ponsation of teacher* is the greatest evil
of our common school system.
Resolred, That is view of the piesebt
inadequacy of their compensation, the
teachers of the State should-form a co-op
,erative and protective association, having
for its object the advancement of teach-
ers wages and the general sAtcrancement
of the cause of education.
Rewired, That teachers who habitual
ly absent themselves•from Institutes, As
sociations, and other educational meet
ings, exhibit thereby a- censurable want
of interest in their profession, and a want
of respect for their lellow teachers ; that
the labors of such teachers are far less ef
fective, and their services far less valuable
on this setiount: .
That,Allpittpar7 and ocrmon
school teachers should, understand the
principles of the Kindergarten system of
education.
Resolved, That punctuality la one of ,
the primary requisites of a .suecetsful'
teacher.
Resoleed, That musts should hr taught
In our common/x*4a.
Resolved,- That instead of two school
terms in a year, there alrquld be one long
Zda?stiono.
RDUCATION.: .
otpitux strsyszts t'inazot.
This Institution. hes reduced Itsrates,ot tultlo
o lie for a eoniplete course: Wend, for a College
unreal Whig fun Information free. Address. _
.A. J. WAIMEA. SLUM'S, N. Y.i
Octi,tm• , . •
V j gGILISII AND FRENCH; LES
180,18 will be given ilurlng tbe Tallied Witt
ter ge Mope desirous of studying the
GrakmAtx OR TRENCH LANGUAGE.
By 3lrs.lt. C. MERCUR, at her residence on
Chestnut tarsal. : .
TERNIIIie for a quarter of :0 Lessons with a
redaction in pries to those In classes of not less
thanill.
Mit. II rileUll will also resuMe her Class In hog.
110 Literature after the holidays. combining With
It lessons In Elocution if the site the class will ,
juseify It. 'ln this crwe.,the number most be made
up by December let. Those therefor, who wish to
attend will please send in their names before that
time. she Class will wet twice swe.t.
TERMS-100, and we deduction for lecashenal
absence. agar:.
r.l.lltE' SI)3TEItS OF MERCY
beg leave to Inform their - friends In Towanda
an nelgbborbood,-tbat they will open their Acad.,
emy on ' _
MONDAY, ISM awl INSTANT.
Their system &Muds every adlnatage • for the
acquirement of a solid and relined education. ,
The Academie year is divided Into two sessions
of Are months each.•,
\ For Music, Drawing to Pencil and Pastel, Paint
tog In 011,-LangOoges, sal - Fancy Work, charges
are extra.
Thororgh Proarolioinforibisispst
snuff* 41ATIIIN
USINESS siOLLECE
Asi Teleirelapido liestitate. -
tee 111.Teettft f i ,lo r kladol9th Pa.
Inesleaski ;amps. in chew
the Nciever . _ free Ot the
Adnede and ractee retromph For
ills tasted
eat otsend for free
illastrated erecter. J. So o •
Itraittre
ONE• HUNDRED
THOUSAND
WORTH OF FURNITURE
TO BE SOLD IS
TIIT.NEXT 'NINETY DAY§
In order to reduce our Stock before
t eclose of the year, we have
decided to offer our
hARGB SITOCK OF GOODS
AT VERY .' LOW PRICES
- F 0 it C A S H.
DURING TAR .NEXT-
YOU WILL FIND A
FULL ASSORTMENT OF
WALNUT, cliEsTsur, ASH AND ESSAY(•
BLED CII:4YBER'BUITS,'
IK zesmAirs, MI NCH, GOTHIC AND
MODERN Sin .R.
PARLOR SIIITS
•
IB'BAIR mow, TEX rSA r.r.v alrp PLUSH
MI
CHAIRS, BEIATEADI4:TAOLES, SttYDS:
NUME.Aff#, , . MA TREfI3 - ES, SPRING
BEDS,' LOOKIkif •GLASSES,.ea,
is ENDLESS 3'.4 RnsTr,
ALL OF WHICH WILL BE
SOLD WAY _DOWN: FOR
CASH ONLY .rr THE
MANUFACTURERS. 1,
CALL AT THE,OLD ESTAB
IdSII.I4IENT OF
•
~ • ._ .
4; 0. FAOST'S SONS,
Oct. 1"•77•Sro
A CHANGE IN THE
• d
BRIDGE STREET
rIIR NI TUILE STORE
The undernlgned flab purchased this establish.
went of J. S. ALLYN & CO.. and willlteep a •
FIiLL 4 STCCK. OF ,
GOOD FURNITURE!
WHICH HE WILL BF.LL LOyf 1
Mr. ALLYN' may_ still be found at the old place,
and wilt bre charge of the
UNDERTAKING DEPARTMEXT.
An fulcra!' will be conducted in good Lute, and
t►e oink/gee will be reasonable.
Careful atteutlork*Ul beitren to
REPAIRING AND FRAME MAKING
N. P. HICKS,
Successor to J. 8.-Allyn A Co.,
CONVENIENT
In a convealeut locaUon has Woo** um to ealairt
our store autsupply ourselves mita a tuft nee of
CHOICE FAMILY OROCERIES.
- 1'1112C114%.131CD - YOB OABII,,
And which rid be sold ea low is the sou, quality .
raul be purchased skywbere: , •
CHOICEST BRANDS
All goods dollvored tree of c4arge In the bon:lmb.
SI And our cluaceners can procure
FRESH BREAD,
FILLING ORDERS ...FOR PIO-NIOS AND
• PARTIRR d SPECIALTY. • .
One Door North of Ward House
- DOLLARS
& LONG,
WHOLESALE ft RETAIL
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
MAIN STTEET.
BIUDOZ4T, TowarDA.
NEW Atii4N9EMENT.
.N -
•-'), :I - ,'14:41 •
The demand tOir
Gi-OCERY.STO4I,I
We keep ottlaud the
OF FAMILY FLOUR.
We Woo continue the
`BUSINESS,,
FRESH BISCUIT,
ROLLS, CAKES,
• Every day, as usual.
■
- D. W.,KOTT 'a co.
Towanda, Mardi 15, 1877
Dealer* lit
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
GRAIN; &C.
Having a large and commodlon*tore we are
prepared at all timer to carry
a large stork. -
CASII PAID FOR
GRAIN AND PRODUCE.
Or taken In exchange for goods. an lowest cash cll.
ces. Our long ezperlenc In the Grocery Trade
gives us pectillar4ulvin s tsos In purchasing, and as
we are not ambltious to%eikake large profits, we gat;
- ter ourselves that we can otter
CREATER INDUCEMENTS TO
Buyers than any other estabtlattinent In Northern
'Pennsylvania.
STEVENS hi LONG.
CORNER MAW St BRIDGE ST.,
s'o WANDA. rA
=
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
MCCABE £ EDWARDS, ,
Cask dealers Ins kinds of ,
kh4
GROCERIES PROyISIONS.
MI
111
ONE OOOR'NORTHOF COODINO s ROSSELL
Towanda; July :ZLI 875
Csvekery Wart . •
NEW FIRM
AND NEW GOODS
,
H. J. Madill
Has filled op the ohl eters tit O. A., Black with a
tattles et
CROCKERY,
CHINA, CHIN\
GLASSWARE
CUTLERY,
SILVER PLATED GOODS,
STONEWARE I
BABY WAGONS, _ `-
FANCY GOODS,
TOYS, TOTS!
HOUSE FURNISHING' GOODS!
A great variety' of
LAMPS, LANTERNS, CRIBMETS
A NEW DEPAEPTVIZE!
° Sewing Machines of the leading , makes sold for.
Caah at store, at wonderfully low prices.
MACHINE NEEDLES • OIL
LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDREN*
Are invited to look over our assortment. as we ass
determined to do all is our power to•piease. Re
member the place.
cjinoxitity orroter.4
!tenet* Au 10, nth
TER D. TIMES,
• L. B. POWIELL
Offers a umber of Second-11
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
PIANOS AND ORG • 8,
-11A1408 'AI4III-ORGIANS,
4.oetsve Rosewood Melodeonsll s 00
- en
11-Octave Rosewood Melndenns • 00
Weems* Rosewood Molodeone,,PlanoCase.. SS 6q
44ettrre PostAble'Oetans =
114/etase Blset-Wslnnl. Donble-Reed Osi's SO
541etave Illsek•Watnnl. Meulds-Ilteeel elles 65 06
S.Oetsse I:lxiblerlleed Organs. a 5t0p5,..... 7b 00
Illshoginy Plante .... 22 00
SS-Octave Rosewood Plsnos 45 00
7-octave Rosewood Plituos 7 00 00
'Wets ve Rosewood Inahoe, Carved Legs.... 1 0 0 00
4 :VirARDANTED-ALL : IN GOOD ORDER.
Mr;l'ewell Is the General Agent for the
ICKilitiNa PIANOS,
CitICKER,IN(i PIANOS,,
CIIICRERING PIANOS,,
's
AND
MASON RASILINOIIGANS. •
hIA+ON Air IIAMLI) ORGANS,
;MASON h HAMLIN ORGANS,
Which are the 'nunkrelieble instruments of their
clouts made, and which are now sold at prices that
e them within the each of alt. •A number of
each, which have bets rented, are, offered at bar
gains. One Rosewood _ Marketing ' , Piano, seven ,
octave, cursed legs and lyre, par. One ditto, extra
earrings: 110.' One Mason k Hamlin Church ,
Organ, with three sets of reeds, 100.
Pianos and Organs , euy monthly payments.
Call on or address •
d t
L. 1 F,3..P0W L, . '
so wromsci-ArE.,4icitik TUN{ PA.
' • . Next to kepubli lin Building
, -
Stridden, I's., Aug _23, Ail. 1. ,
T HE HIGHEST HONORS
' ll r* AT TIM
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION!
/e-
The dodge s unanimously recommend the MEN
DELBSOIII; VIANDS for the DIPLOMA 011,
HONOR AND MEISalr. MERIT I Ylaeing
them in the front rank without a superior. .
,AND PIES,
PRICER - BELOW cOSPETITION FOR STRICTLY
FIRST-CLAss IvisptroeNts.
$6OO for $2.50. $lOOO $650 for $275.
$7OO for $3OO. for $750 for $32.5.
$BOO for $350. - $450. $9OO for $4OO.
_ 1. •
NO CDIIMISSION TO AGENTS,
NO DISCOUNTS TO TEACHERS,'
_ NO DEVIATION IN PRICE
TIIE SENDEL99OIIN Grand, Square, and Up
right Pianos contain vatuable patents and Improve
ments ntVer before Introduced.
ATIII`BIIEK'S -NEW PATENT DUPLEX
OWERSTRUNG SCALE Is the greatest advance
In the history of Plano. - traklnr. producing the
moat astonishing -power, richness and depth of
tone, and a sustainingsinging quality never before
attained. being a "Grand Plawi Ina Square Case."
THE MENDELSSOHN UPRIGHTS are the
finest In America. They am pronounced the "Pi
anos of the Future,"
,MANIfFACTOItY AND WAREBOOMS
Nos. 490, 492,494, 06 and 496 West 57th etreet.
Nos. 858,_860, 862, £64,868 and 870 10th Avenue.
PIANOS SENT ON TRIAL.
Illustrated'and deseilptive Catakigae mailed free
Febill
T WANp.A MUSIC EMPORIUM!
, 4
Wholesale and Retell dealers In all kinds of
. .
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
•
Indite the oan examination of their iestab
113hment.
Continues to be the favorite with Jinx!clans, and
well sustains the high reputation earned. It Is not
necessary to ge into any extended dew : MS)lm of
the Instrument, as its merits will be apparent to all
on examinatidu.
PARLOR I & VESTRY ORGANS.
These instruments aro celebrated the work! over
for their remarkably pure and brilliant
Whleh Is owing to their famous Combination Solo
Stops.: Aeollue, Vol Humana, Plano, all of which
are separate and additional sets of Heeds awl Bars,
se arranged as,to admit of an alMOst endless variety
'of orchestral effects - anti beautiful combinations;
AND THOR(/' CONSTRUCTION AND FINISH
. ~ . .
. ~ \ •
\ .
Among the many l'ate`nts owned and used by ; pm
ant*o Ann. are
SEP - ARATE SOLO SETS, ' ,
WOODS' OCTAVE COtPiLEI2,
Ra offer all our Instruments at the lowest,tlgurea;
and guarantee them Just as represented. Don't be
- deceived by traveling agents, but come directly to
headxuarters, where yiu are sure of getting just
what you bargain for. .
PIANOS FOR $250.-
$ other styles in the same pro
p, rtten. lisclud.ng Ursula; Spore and Upright—
allitret-chiee-s-sold dlaeet to the people at factory
prices. No bgents •no commissions; Ito discounts.
These Pianos made ' due of the finest di :plays at the
'Centennial Exhibition. and, were nnanimmisly
reccomended fox \ the HIGHEST Dosiorth% New
Manufsctory—oneld thtf largest and finest In the
world. The *mare \Grands contltn Mathnsbek's
new patent Duplex Oierstrung Wale, the greatest
improvement In the hiXtory of piano making.. The
Uprights are the finest DS America. Don't fail to
write for blustrated and T.seriptive Catalogue,—
mailed free. .• •
Apr.l9
.9 TUNING !
N .
I propose to tune Pianos hereatt for
t i\
$2 EACH TIRE, OR $4 BY ,TH YEAR.
tYhen Instruments are outside the Borough, an
extra charge will be made ¶or travelling tee. \
REDUCTION IN PIA.
At Ter/ low prtcei for Cash.
31El'iDFLSSCIFIN PIANO
nusissas ()Frier.
No. as Broadway, New-York
4 Cor. Main and Pine.sts
HOLMES & PARRAGE,
A!..iD
SHEET AFUSIC,
The relebraied
MATIRTSIIEK PIANO
We also have the agency ' for
GEORGE WOODS & CO.'S
QUALITY Olr
THEIR E X TRAORDINARY POWER,
Fat . kANCF. OF STYLE,
IMPROVED VALVES,
PATEN, CASES,
PIANO ATTACIIIIiIgT,
AND :DELI.CS
1101.3tES,A PASSAGE
. •
wands, Starch 8, 1 srze
riAzio co.,
' No. 5 • Broadway, K. Y
I continue- to sell
ORGANS AND PIANOS
Of the test tastautietnr4, as
Apply to o!a4 &oat
fitt)Y. WM. 1)!TTRICII,
Towanda, Peni'sr,
lermands, V. 11.116 tlrtf;
W.&TOltgf3;
JEWELRY,
SILVER WARE,
•
EINDLPHAII
Dealer In
PINE AMERICAN', AND SWISS
I • GOLD_ AND SILVER WATCHES,
1! " •
•nd ' '
FINE JEWELRY.
STERLING .SILVER
SILVER PbATEEI WARE,
CLpCKS,
FROM VIE CHEAPEST T 4 THE BEST.
GOLD, SILVEN, AND STEEL
SPECTACLES & EYE GLASSES
One door north of Dr. Porter k Son'a Drug store,
31aln.Street,
• 7y TOWANDA, f'A.,
jane-75
JEWELRY STORE.
'W.: A. ROCKWELL
Is receiving a new supply to hts large stock of goods,
SILVER7tATED WARE, ,
- •
(SOLD AND PLATED SETS
CLOCKS,
And everything in the line, which will be sold at
=3
LOWEST POSSI BLE PRICES
lIMSI
Please give us a call and 'examine on pods
:Repairing done at the shortest Indic*
Dec. IL MS
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OP TOWANDA.
CAPITAL... .
SUIEPLUS FUND
Thls Ranh oven UNUSUAL FACILITIES for
the tranthscifou of
GENERAL; BANKING BUSINESS
INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS ACCoRDING
TO AGREEMENT.
flfzelAt. ewe. GIVEN TO THY COLLECTION 07
NOTES AND CIOCCER.
Parties wishing to SEND MONEY to any part of
the United States,
.England. Ireland, Scotland, or
the principal cities and towns of Europe, can here
procure drafts for that purpose.
PASSAGE TICKETS
To or f*nitie Old Conntry,.by thia beat steam or
salting „lin* always on hand.
iAm min ittovanT OVER AT impreit:v HAM'
highest •:rice _paid for 11. S., Bonds,
Gold and Silver.
JOS. POW ELL. ,
PT...Whim,
AVIt DODGE,
•
FIRST NATIONAL DANK, TOWANDA, PA
OIRARD FIRE INSURANCE CO, ofPhila•la„
• AND
PIOENIX MUTUAL. LIFE INSUnktiCE CO.,
Over 1180,000 Insurance .on llves In "[Tedford Co
•
Towanda, Pa., Feb. 1, 1877.
THE kOREAT •
WEDDING CARD DEPOT.
The latest styles in
•
r WEDDING lINVITATIONg.
i'rleee tower than airy House In the Country
ORDERS BY MAD,
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Well: H. HOSKINS,
STATIONER AND ENGRAVER,
I
e yt HE SUBSCRIBER TAKES
_ pleasure in calling t heat tention of his miner.
• oeStrons and. the public generally, to the, fact
that be still continues a
GENERAL MARKET BUSINESS
.At the OLD STAND of MYER k ItUNDELL, to
Carralr's Block, nearly opposite the Mons House,
and that be Is prepared to furnish
SALT AND FRESH MEATS
. _ FRESH POULTRY;,
VEGETABLES AND BERRIES
Of the very best quality,at as low ntesas any other
establishment.
C. M. MI ER. .
June 1, ISM-0 •
HAIGA & BROADLEY,
Msnorscturers of Woolen Goods, Yarns, •e
CARDING & DRESSING,
Veit' paid for wool, also cloths exchanged for wool
jonii.am ' LERAYBVtLLE. PA:
•
O . CARDING.— The- sub
scriber will card rolls- the present • semi)
at his tild establishment In tramptown, Pa. From
his longexpertence the' putlirmay be sure of har
ing theiris i ork done lit the best possible manner,
and with d spatch, ha he *III glee his personal and'
close aUnalost to **landau's. , Pries 6 eta per
pound. ' Woollaken la paymeut when desired.
Couriptown, a s . • ;I 9 V?. 11. S. 1116111A11.'
MO
HENRY MERCUR,
&C. ,
1 1
Also
ME=
AND RINGS,
W. A, ROCKWELL
$125,000.
80,000
N. N. Bir.TTS. JR.
flashlar
EMEEIMEMI
of Ilartford
9131 Arch Stieet, Phllsdelphla
Done to order
Dealer lo
ANTDRACITS AND
SULLIVAN ANTHRAUITE
COAL,
CORNER PASS Allo HIVIVII,,STRIZTB. TOWAKDA,
• YARD PRICES (CASH).
=I
ZGO
STOVE'
CHESTNUT...,
PEA.
SULLIVAN ANTHRACITE
EGG
.STOVE
CH EATS UT ..
rALALL NUT
Etifffi
Coal screened. aitd delivered to any part of
Bern'. adding cartage: to the shave price;: ALL
ORDERS LOST /11 , ACCoMPANIED 41 TIIe,CASLL
Towanda, Jan 5, 1 wn.
COAL,
COAL,
We keep on band at oarall etzee of Pittston
34 4 1
and Wilkes Barre coat. and Loyal Suck coal, from
the PuMyatt County ttnee. Also, Barclay Lump
and Smith. •
We keep the bent quality of Limey flair and
ment. Brick and Plaster, all of which We will
at bottom prices.
PIERCE & SCOTT.
Towanda May Ist, 1876
CHEAP COAL AND LIME.
'From and after July I, I wilt sell cost, lime, km.,
for cash only, and the price list will be corrected
monthly. , .
PRIC6 OF COAL FOR JULY, VCR TOR OF 2,0001b5,
=
Pittston Store, Chestnut and Furnace
Pea
Carbon 'Rua Lamp
Smith
Barclay 'Mountain Lurrip
. Smith
AllentoWn Lime* bushel
Lath ipt m
Hair bushel
Brick tt kilo 00
I tan always prepared to d , eliver purchases on
short notice at the usual prima of delivery.-
1 also tender my thaoke.to my many friends and
customers for their vert,:llber.ll patronage .In the
past and hope'udder the new iliparture to.make it tq
their interest to continue tO buy where 'they can
ge' the hest goods for the least money.
• Those Whom', indebted to me will take notice
that I must have money or I can't buy for cash awl
pay freights. The/ must settle by the first of An•
gust next.
Very Respectfully Yours, •
• , J. H. VHINNY. • .
Towanda, July 1. 1975
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cd ou this card.
• The e6Bl of this work 'to 4he publisth , ro, rich
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pIT page, _ , •
eLovi... per vol.. f 5.00 RATH ric ... per col.. 0. 00
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New York, and 922 Cheitnut St reei:Plilla
SepLa,77. .
BE
THE BOSTON 60 CENT STORE
NO I MERCER'S BLOCK., MAIN STREET
GEM
ME
ME=
Leather Bags
ks an kintls
Table & Pocket cutlery:39l
1 seriptlon ' 99
IL:loves and Mitten9....991 '...
IWhlps, :ft arhalebone.99
991
Clocks.. 99
.
Sllvo Plated enstors..99l , '
Fine Vax DoHs
A Full Line of Ladles'and Gents' Underwear-99
.adtes' Sewtog Chairs (rockers)
And one tlionind other articles
1/T . COME AND SEE T)TEM,II
Sept :o,•-7
El
, \
.
• - Hotels:
HN H
ERY. OUSE ;
(ON ' TUE EUROPEASI PLAN,)
_ .
CORNER MAIN & WASHINGTON STREETS'
TOViANDA, PA.
This large, Cf/M1110(110US and elegantly-furnished'
house has JustObeen opened to.the traveling public.
The proprietor has spared neither pains nor expense
making his hotel 11rd-clads In all Its appoint
ments, and -respectfully solicits a share of public.
patronage. MEALS AT ALL MATHS. Trims
to suit the times. Lame stable attached.
w m„.IISXItY , pnoentaTon.
Towanda, dune 7, 'l7-tf.
E ANS , 11017 SE, TOWANDA
111. . .
CORNIGRAIIAIN AND BILIDGL STUZZIII
The Horses, Harness, &c., of all guests of this
hosuse, insured against lass by Fire, without any
extra charge. .
A superior quality of Old English Bass Ale, just
received. • T. R. JORDAN,
Towanda, Jan. 21,14. Proprie,tor.
THE CENTRAL ROTEL,
ULSTER, PA.
The undersigned having takenossession
of the above hotel, respectfully Solicits t he patron-
age of his old friends and the public generally.
angle-tf. - - - 31: A. FORREST,
VLWELL HOUSE, T.OWANDA
La PA., - •
.
SULLIVAN:
Having leased this house, is now ready to teem
medateihe travelling public. No pains nor expense
will be spared to glee satisfaction to those who may
give him a call.
Sir North aide of Public Sp are, east of If escort
new block.
EAGLE HOTEL,
TOWANDA, PA.,
At the corner of Court and Ricer-ate., directly in
the vicinity and south of , the Court : House.
JOHN BURKE, PuoruorrOn.
The above house has been re-lre'relitted and re
tilted, and la now -open to the traveling public,.
The Bar will at all times be supplied with the test
of • liquors. Good stabling attached to the premises.
Boarders by the day or week accommodateti.
May 10. BBL) • JOHN BOAR E.
J . H. CAREY,•
TAILOR,
1
Gent's ehdhes cut and shade to order lu the new
est fashions. Cuttintand repairing &us on short
notice at reasonable rates. and sattstaetton guaran
teed. Masa ere to a raft. :-
drowsing* Oct. a t 77. JAMES it. CASEY.
R. H. C. PORTER'S
OLD CASH DRUG STORE,
Center Yalu soft Plea Ob., Towarida, Ps.
Balta./Wed over 'a quarter of a Cestury,7
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALE, •
ACIDS, DYE-STUFFS, k GLUE,
PERFUMERY, TOILET ANDFANCY GOODS„
arovozs; BRUSHES, BRAES k TRUSSES, 1 .
• • SOAPS, COMBS, Prlaatit,, H 4.1 S DiZa, •
TEETH, SKIN, and HAIR PREPARATIONS,
• RAZORS, POCKET-K.S/VES. .11
POCKET-BOOKS AND PORT-MONNAIES,
MACABOY and SCOTCH SNUFF,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CIGARS,
GARDEN, FIELD AND FLOWER SEEDS,
Pure Wlnea and Liquors, for MeAteinal Parioses
BOTANIC,ECLIGCSIC &110110EOPATHICREMIC01118,
• And all genulne . popular Vateut Medicines. •
Surronvtas, SCSPANSOUIIL% DIMAS? PRlarat
N Irks Finr.LLß k SiHELDe,.. I
ROTTLIA, TIZTIIING RINGS,
SYRINGES, Ban PANS. URINALS, TOSKIIONII- I
• TICKS, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, Ate:
' 1 KEROSENE-OR COAL OIL.'
WICKS, CHIMNEYS, BATH BRICK,
SPERM, ' WHALE, NEATS Tom,
TANNER'S, AND MACHINE OILS;
...ALCOHOL, AND SPIRITS TVIIPENTIMIL ,
Bash; Paint,Varnish,Whitewash, Counter,
Horse, Mane, Shoe, BiTru i
'And all kinds of brUshes. 1 • -
WINDOW AND -PICTURE CLASS.
of all sires.
PURE LINSEED OIL, PAINTS, PUTTY, AND
VARNISH:
, READY MIXED PAINTS
OF ANY DESIRED C,OLOR
• BY THE POUND,' PINT OR (GALLON,
GROUND IN OIL OR VARNISH, • _ •
d: AND DRY'COLORS OF ALL HUES.
AU articles ?arra need as represented.
• Prescriptions carefully cornixiuntled'at all hours
of day and night: . Open Sunday's for Prescriptions
froth 9 to 10, A sr., 12 to 1 and 5 .. 4,6, r.R.pnayl37s.
... 5 00
... 5 50
... a:3O
N Se ►
4 50
a®
M. MERCUR
COAL.
AYEit'S CATIL RTIG PILLS,
For all the purposes of a Fin)ily i`kiyar, and for
.curing Costiveue , S, Jaundice, Indigestion, FOul
Stomach, Breath, Headafhe, irsipelag, Tien=
m, Er up tIonfl • and Skin Dlsort.,es,
Dmpy, Tumors, Worms, Nesiralgia, as a I)lmier
1, fur Purifying the Blood, are tb.• most effective
and ootigeniai purgailve ever discovered. They
.... 3 00
. 3 50
... 2 25
are mild, but effectual in their operation, innvlng
le bowels surlily and without , pain. Although
geptl6 In their operation, they are still the most
'rough and arm:riling cathartle medlethe that
can be employed : clewing the stomach and
UnwelN and even the Wend. In .51nalt dosea-nf one
pit) a day, they stimulate the digestive organs and
omoto vigorous health
Avkn's PILLS have been known for more thana
(ratter of a century, and have obtained a world-
Ride reputation for their virtues. They correct
di,ea,ed action In the several assimilative organs
of the hotly, arid are so como.ed that oledrttcthnts•
within their range can rarely withstand or evade
them. Not only do they cure the every-day COM
oaiuts of .a.,..cybi K ty. butvlso formidable and dam
germ's disc •res that have baffled the best of human
skill. While they produce powerful effects. they
are, at the sane time, the safest and. best physic
'for i:hildrem By their ape? lent action. they gripe
Much less than the common iirg,t Nes. and never
give paln.when the bowels ale not Inflamed. They
rum ti the vital fountains of the blood, and strength
en the system by freeing .it from the elements of
wcalness.
Ar , tronomy
Phyi,Jofogt,
Zoology,
F.leetrtelty
Geography
Commerce
Theology,
• Sculpture,
Morale,
Adapted to all- ages and ronditions in all cli
mates Containing !leiter calomel nor any- deleter-
Mei. ding. these Pills. limy Ike taken with safety by
anylxely.• Their sugar-coating imrce,ves them
ever fresh and makes them pleasant to take ; while
log purely vegetable, uo harm :can arise from
4 1,1terlture,
Metallurgy,
Politics.,
titiVerirtnetiflt.
Imports,
use in any quanity
H. J. C. ,AYER, & LOWELL, MASS.,
Prackal And Aaalrtlf ('!waists.
OLD BY AIL DBUBIASTS EVEMBEIti
Was*Atid, Car :ages.
TilE •
• OLD ESTABLISHMENT
STILL TAKES Tim LEAD!
Carriages CI!EA4'EI THAN EVER. and Flat
orm Wagons at a GREAT REITCTION.
Proprietor of MO old Carriage .3fanoraetory, ror.
Main and Elizabeth streets, noon' call I hie cial
attention of FAR:NIERS and others to his large
and cuntplete assortin nt of
OPEN,AND TOP BUGGIES
All of Itie OWil manufacture, ,and warranted In
eeefy particular to be equal to the moat expenslve
'city work.
El
NOW IS YOUR TIME TO BUY!
irletureFranies,l,2,34.l.99
Bird Cages, brass and
Look at the figures. 'and reruetuberrhat every
vehicle Is warranted :
painted o.
PLATFORM WAGONS
OPEN. BUGGIES
TOP BUGGIES
!Ladles' Sewing 1tat4111?.99
iiirsekels of every de
. The prices'are far below the cost of manufacture
and will not lie maintained after the pie:unit stork
is disposed of: so'you inustmtake selections !S.W.
Don't be imposed. upon by interior avprk • and
poilEmaterials, but purchase at the establishment
which bas been in operation tor nearly half a Cell'•
tury and is permanentlylocated.
REPAIRLIG PRONIPTLX
Office and Factory Cor. Main and Fllialicth streets
e. L. CQItSWE
El
,
N EW CARRIAGE PACTORY,
Dray a Xodiciam
I=
JAMES BRYANT,
AND PLATFORM WAGONS,
=
Tod•anda, June 21, 1877
F,ast of the Reporter Mice.
\ •
\ Mclntyre Ik.• Spencer
Itespeettulty announce to the piddle tbat they are
prepared to hulk, all kinds of
\
3 \
.
FA3111.3' CARRIAGES . '
,
.TOP AND \ IYPEN BUGGIES,
. .
EUEMMiMia
•
Made of. the best material atollti the best style
All work warranted to give perfeeksathifietlon.'
• \ •
•
PAINTING A SPECIALTY.'
We.hate one of the best Carriage Painters in the
conlitry, and de all work in this .line at the lowest
rates.
All kinds of
ILEPAII:(N(;
,
Neatly and promptly dune at redueedkrtees;
•
Malting now springs and, repairing old ones a'
Specialty. All work guaranteed. Picas glve. uk.a
VerSTYRE lk !WieICCER.
• • •
ipitl2o, t 18771
EHIGIT VALLLY . AND PA. &
110 A DS.,-4iisagemenlot Pae
*anger Trains, to take effect May 14, latT,
• •
• -
OTATIONS
Niagara Falls
Rullalo
nochester....
Auburn
Geneva
ithaeaz.. ...
r Owego
F.1tn1ra......
Waverly
SaYro
Athens
Mitin •
Meer
Towanda,
Wyhank:lng..
Standlnglitnne
'lttuninertlel4,.
Frenehtown.. - .
WyatoalniJ
1-;Skineera
111vshbppen...:...
Helioapany
• Tunlchannock....
LaGrange
Falls
B Junction
Wilkes-Barre..
Mauch - ekunk.
Allentown
Itethtehetn.....
Easton
Philadelphia
New Y0rk.....
STATIQNS.
New York"... ••
Easton -•
Bethlehem
A Ben town
Mauch Chunk:.
1,-; Si t B. Junction
LaGrange:.
Tunkhannock
Mi•hoopany
Me'iltoppen -
Skkuner's Eddy..
Laceyville
W:thiusing
Frenchtown
Minnie Meld_
Standing Stone.,
AV ysau k I n
Tcwandis
Ulster '
3tllah •
•
Athens
Sayre.. . ...
.Waverly .
F.ltuira
, 4.)wego
Ith:teal.
Oen evit ...;
Anlborn•
thi.liester
utialo
NiagaraYalis...
Trains nm through daily to l'hiladel
phia and New York without phange, w•ith.l'uilunhn
sleeping cars actuehett. ' -
.•
Y.
A. PACKEIt., Superintendent.
Sayre, Pa.; )lay
DHILADELPITI4. READINg
:,ItA I LROA D.
. j
ARRANGFNIENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS
•
. ,
' DEr:c3.ll:F.l5 13TIU,.JS7EL -
•
- .
Trains leare Alrent7;ltt foll,:tce:
eria-Prigirkmellßranch:}- ,
Fur Phltaiklyhta at 6.50. 11.10 a. m.,3.15 and 5.5 i
1.. ul.
ioil'hilactelphra. at 3.10 p.-in
For Reading. t 2.30. 5.56, 8.55 a.m., 12.18, 2.10,.4.30
and 9.00 p. ni...
For HarriFburg, t2.30, - .5.50, 8.55n..M., 12.15,• 4.30
and 9.00 p. tn. .
Fof Lancaster and Columbta, 5„50.'8.55 a. r;., and
4.30 p. n. ~ r'
. ,
~ tilt:es not run on Monday .V , : i
_.
• SUND.SS;.B.
For Heading. 2.30 a. in.. and 9.00 p,
For liarrl-Lurg. 2.30 a: in. and, t m.
Trains for ..4,ll;a4sten
(via :Perkhanen
T.t•ave Fllll9delpll49, 7.30. a„ in * 4 - 1•1‘,0. 1.30, •
p.
SU:: DAV. 4
Leave Philadelphia, 0.13 a. m.
(via East Penna. Eraneh.)
Leave Reading. 7.40. - 7.•45,10.35 a. in., 4.00, 8.10,
10.30 p. m.
.
Leave itarrtstnirg. 5.20, 8.10 2.00, 3.57 and
Sap. in.
Leave. Lanrnster ;.10 in.. 12.55. and 3,45 - p.m -
Leave Culuml.la A.OO a. In.. 1.00 and 3.33 p.
Leave.lVeadlng. 7.21). a. tn.
Leaje llarrl , burg. 5.720 a. in. •
Tralns -marked" thus (•) run to and from de1...4
Ott: and Green_ strrets. other ti•alns to and tr , rn
liroa4l , ..sfeet deiwpt. • •- •
TI.I. 0.:; , .) and 5.55 p. in. trains from
1. and' the 7.20 a. nu. and 5.15 p. f DT,
ha .• thmut-11 t ar. to anal frlln
adclphia:t I
• \.l. E. WOOTTEN. Generaidanag,r.
C. 6.ll.tNCOCK:Generallieliet Agent. ,:clet,l-7",
' (- CENTRA L I:11 L
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E TABLE.;-
Ttirouctratol direct route to WaAiington. Ila;11'
loop. Elmira, Erie, ICuttato, Roche:gr.!' and.N iaga
,
Oh 1111 d aher SCNPAY, November tlfith.
trains <4 the Northern Central Ttallway will run as
follows:
Niagara Expres,—.l.e:tvei Itarrjsburg daily eN. 7
vept , Smulay at 10:50 aprn..., at 2,20 p.
In.. Paves Elmira at p: HI.. leaves Canandaigua
at 5._5 it tn.-. at I! vc , at Itutralo at 12.:t5 arrive
at Niagara Fall at I:15 a. tn.
Mail lea% es Ball Intoro daily exeept Sunday at
a. in..•fiKrives at Ilarri,burg daily except San
day-at R°4s p. tn..
Fa,t line—Laves Ilattlirwil: daily. at I:3t a. m.,•
arllves atllariNnurg . :WHY at 3:10•p.
Ilarrishurg.dairy rserpt su wlay at . p.m.: leaves
Williamsport at 7:30.p. m.. leace> Nlintra at 10:50
p. m., arrivrs at IN - a:I:Ws Glen at 11150 pi in.
- Pitrshurg Expre,==!.eave Balt!inure daily ex
c'ept,Sunday at 'I). in; A rrives at liarri.,.l , urg*
4.11.1iy except Sunday at le:an p. tn.
i nel ni atl Ex - pre —Leaves Baltimore dally at .
9 1 10,1,. iii .. attics, at'llarrtrd , urg a.
' Erie 31a11—Craves Ilarri:4mm daily except Sun
lay at -145 a. 111.. W llliatn,pott at S:l5, a. tn..
lenvesT.lmita at p. in.. arrives' at Canainlai
dna at 3:10 p. in. •
SAithern Expre ,, —Leaves anandalgrna (tally
Nx-ept Sandavat 6:55 p. m., !eaves Ellllila ;It !.::;11
p. tn., leaves iVllllati9ort at 12:in a. nt arrive:, at
daily.exeept 310pday at 4;14a.
tivcs at-Ilaltina,re! at 7:45 a. In.
' Fa,t 11.Ine—Leavps Capanda(via: dally except
Saplay at 6:.1.5 p. nt . leaves Elwin& at 9:39 p.
leaves Williain,..port daily eteept.Mmtday ti
p. tn.. leaves Ilarri%l.iirg daily at 4:20 a. tn., arTlVes
at Ilaltiumre daily at..7:1. - i a. Pi. •.
'lOOlO fllO
80 " 100
MEM
. •
Waulllngton '
Express—Leaves Hat rVlitirg, daily
Silmlay at 7:30 a. tit., airive. „Ifalthw4,
II:73 a. m.
Mall Leaves Baertsbnig daily eteept,Sandly at
p. arrives at Baltimore at Ml o ,p.
• Day Expresc—rLeaveS 'Watkins Glen (laity except
Sunday at Sato m leaveS Elmira •ditily except_
Sunday at 1 1 :10 a. leaves Willimmport daily ev
teept Spnday at 12:-M p. m., leaves Barri...burg daily
at p. tn.. arrives at Baltlnire,tlaily at 7: ,5 p.m.
)1,11 trains mak int" connection at Baltimore for
'Washington and the south.' - • e
kor further inf.:lllation, appiy at the Ticket Of
fice in the Pennsylvania Itrallroad depot.- _
ATTENDED TO
Jan2S IR
CHEAP PANE BETWEEN
The , 7 •lgne.l having taken the loWract for
carrying the , LT. tn. Mall, between Tl,wlnita and ,
Troy. ha:. phwlded himself with a 'll.•iy . atot eon,
fortablo ntagi.i and good teams. awl Is preraro.l to
carry pa...engors molfreight•at reduced rates. .
ROUND T 1 ti' Fun 02.00
liar
It:1115:1cl. I hacr r 1 r
I till 1•41 o round trip tit k
'tits fir Tli•lirts tot' tare"from I.ilrits tii•turrit
Tow:mita r 311".
and tu6,.tau? ial, mi I ran Cirri y ati who nosy desire
to ride.' TLC K ETt., iltr sale at EINVe/1 I loose; To.
wanitzt, and-_%41:11
Towanda, August 2. 1877
SUSQUEII . AS'NA
'The Fall Term Or:hie Institute will roiniiii•i ,
75tr0.N1).% Y. Autiv,rr 21, 1577, It'lth a large alid
ell.etleneed cori, aof Instructors; Superior ad,an
tnges to those kr Wittig to prepare for College. ler
bust mess. to teach. rand to obtain genelal mutiny.
The forming 01 habits of study. and the 10..1at 1 , , ll
tlnel of each 'student Ai tredve rarrllli , taletilii. o,
The number of 'rear hors Is largO,JD miler !bat Mil
assort tiny be dorm eaeli student. The Timelier , '
Class will be organized at, the corn ineneeloolit 4 , f
the term.. F.sWidal attention UM he given this
during the Fall sesSlen.
Expenses as cheap als, can be afforded for the In
struetiotrlmparteil. mill less for Bradford Ceidity
students, than any other , ChoOlaof au ennal rank.
For eatarogile, or othet par ,
pi
FOX.
• Prest:Trustees
• M
'
TI • • FARMERS'_ 31.1711.7 A L.
SURN,NCE CO.. OF TUrki.l:llo!:A,
Is now Issuing perpetual polici. on •
•••
FAR. \ PROPERT7 ONLY
... . .
\
Each member pays a fee. at the time of Instating;
ttt rover charter aniFic.zidental expenses of the Co..
after which no futilt•r, payment Is required. except
to meet actua KOSA by rice among the tnetnherAllit.
'This plat. of insuranreqvi FARM PROFERTY,
is rootl.tg rapidly Into faint, .
• 7'. tare of Business, SPltiZtati HILT:, PA.
The Agent will canvass tote Townships id Tu-ca
rora, Mar. Renick,. Wyalitsitt, Asylum, Terry
and Standing Stone, and farmers In those Town
ships Wishing Insurance or information, may ad
dress,
• ' ''' A. 11. SUMNER. 'Sec.and AV.,
Spring 11111, 'Bradford C....,PA.
.. . .
. .
W. M. SHIAINVAY.. rum. - \ (ct.374in.
‘I‘IELE,Y , S
EUROPEAN HOUSE —A few doors nouthot
the Means House. Board bylbe day et-w a nk on
reasonable tersus. Warns meals served at all hour,
' Oysters at wbelesil• and.retell. 101'17."
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FRANK Tiiton't , itx.
Gmwsril manager
TOW_ NDA AND TI OY
B. P. lIIrKON
COLL - E,GISTE
'INSTITUTE
E. E. QUINLAN, A. M.,
Towmula,