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TopembetZtworttes that ari i.tnalcs to Ump mot eel , 'm a isms& t'pos otte teal the =sus 01 Ms Ccot. - Saldlllll . .0 le! n.an s.Teleireph..-. .• - --sts 429 3 $35 4r4 . l h k= i i 22 „.. nu 5 is - St* ip Rotary, and - 31 7SO 4 . 1100 9 002,11112 Wr'ec 4 ribl' 3 e l ' Lisre_......._net Is immecti '' ll ::...... llll4 Cale's, Copper - . -.4 41 474 453 1201 .Alletstows . wee'.... 7 2 1044 " 7 4 . -.1 014° ----..:•-- when ft " " °l '!" 3,2tin3e4 ' '' ' ''''''''''''' De c 2214-41 -'''' ' G a g's tie:42l;om and_ °haat/ Levu $OO su ups tu le .lietbteeete. 050 . ..... I 4 00 itred.apeessnoefiteurvbeewtoz,nstheeseaude win Os • - • . Cutter.: - ' -.- ' - sso 00 SAO 1:50 •••Zsodoll• - ;• 120 Mt ilm 3 = Uri-. Oa 61.-coats of Its prosameete.it ts today re. - . • _. • 0100.:e e 1 SAO Phi.... w leiceele . 1.0j 1 .::; ::: : N e n : ossioreesoed wad Presei: 4 4 LY go a ‘'S s " ltacs 111 All Meisel imitor .Cash-st the Forst pees, • I,oiims .. a ,N , . wes 6 , tbeeseatey. - ble priees.luld sell al ( ,: i /n' f0 . 194110 s !" _ . ,', •141•11'.11.1P.W r.. 34 . - , . - ,ii...1414:14 AB SAE I : . I, " . . EDITC , 4 OF Tan BRADFORDRIIITOZTER : —Dear Eir:• A few daps do* vitt& an excitement was crested in our vicinity by the arrival of a mysteriouslooking , box at the Ltioeyville depot. It bras directed to 11. W. WOOD," an outspoken Repub. lican ; (6.25), paid. Though. po lit cal et : 4 foment was running high, WOOD w as not buspicions of an infernal machine, and opeiged the box to find a sixty-pound catfish yell packed in ice. It was sent to him by'his son-in-law, C. OVERTON for merly of Tastnuora,, • now of Ne braska City. - Novetuber sth, the birthday of a niece, . /dr. and Mrs. WOOD made the occasion of a sumptuous repast for a large company in the ifiernoon and evening. The Mis marl River catfish fell a prey to good-hu mored stoma:du ; even a Democrat had tolaugh, and found it easy to ZWODD _elle political differences when the ant-` roundings . were really favorable. From onr heard' we thanked our far-away friend, Mr. Ovicwros, for his timely pro vision. To mention all the guests, from Laoeycllte, Springfield, and tilivira, with the presents to Miss Lima Holmes, would trespass upon your libertility. We think the company would not number much less than one hundred,. and that all should be beuefitted by thilindly exhiti it of that friendship that brings' kindred hearts (though far away) into fellowship. To ever kindly rernembereeach the other, is thti - earnest wish of - - ) ONE Wno WAS Trtiati. -- ftioreinber 5, 1880. SUGAR IGLL. Republicans ars rejoicing ever their gi e • at at ..tory„ Democrats are despondent. Cr(sur.Es rAsaxolut bas returned to Wilkes-Barre pram:we-as clerk for Art, 'sour) 64 '.lfcGarts, commission merchants:: A grand jollification.at Sugar Run dAy evening-forty Pounds of powder used. - _ JonN Passatonz has taken the ,job of hauling the cad for the winter - school. Our winter term of school is taught .by Miss IhreElt, of Wilmot: We live that those who_ could not find time r to go to election, will get their crops gathered before winter sets-in. L'H. BARNES, formerly of this place, now of Quick's Bend, is low " with fever. D. llott.asy and •P. RAGAN are each building new houses. What has become of our minister? he has been absent ' for a long time. Mrs. C.. 11. BARNES is visiting at Wil mot. CONFVBF.G.I November 8, 1880. I_l Tim. long evenings and the short days nre now at , hand. It will not be well to enter-upon the former without preparatiob t(;. make it useful. Farm work ends witit suadown and nearly, all classes of me chanics, tradesmen and laborers have lei (-are hours on their hands. They should he made profitable, and • can be by, stir and social enjoyment. The Dra t, move bltoold be to subscribe for the bounty pa p3,r, if you have not already done so.- . :Next v4siting among neighbors sihkh is firmer:o.y allowed to-slack during the lathy season of summer, should be renew ed. Ater-this the lyceum should be rtn .;vated. the debating club should be re q.seiteci. and the singingAchool should be irorgaluzed. A series of lectures should attazhed to the •Lyceuitt. These need :tot b..: expensive. every township is the t.ntrit:, has within it young gentlemen. f .lent ho could doubtless be enlisted for nhe Not k and who from their studies and ;1 cod ag could call's lecture whith- would ) - 'mt both as interesting and - iotructive a•-; Ito) which could be imparted from .41. We throw out these hints mere ' ly to ca,l attention to a matter of great jortAice, to wit : the beet manner in inch to spend your winter evenings. —Mrs. ELLA Tnoursott, of thiti city, :014 Mr. M. M. Tuouv,,of Canton, ;Brad d County, were united in marriage - night, at nine o'clock, at the M. E. Par:wage, by Rey. 'W. A. HOUCK. A few invited guests had assembled to wh iles.: the ceremony which, though brief, was - touchingly performed by the ofligiat- L.; Immediately after the cer otoony, refreshments were served, much to the surprise of the bride and groom. 1 . 1.0 bride looked handsbmely in her pret • 15 - 7 witof brown. A We congratulate both irotics to the contract, Ated wish them a .1 , : , ,•py. prosperous journey through life. atiii Mrs. Taorr left at 0:45 for a pleasure trip. • The foregoing account of the "marriage I ono of Clinton iv enterprising, business n is taken frOmqbe Lock Haven Jour- 1101. :Mr. and Mn.,a TILOUT 'Were serenad (l t •,e band , on Tuesday evening . of ibis weak. They liars the best wishes of 1.1;( ir niaoy friends and acquaintancet.-- `, %Wort Sentinel T lIE RAQIiET "—SHORT AND SWEET 1• CT Tretuust.t.—The latest thing 4n (lances is called the " Raquet," and is 11?ither a waltinor a polka, though the I•est parts of tboth are preserved. The Anna rap with a crash, as though _a new volcano had broken out., and the cling tightly, as though frighten. ,d, , if she understanui the dance, and the clung ;nan will re-assure ber by a gentle pressure, if be •understands the dance or knows anything at all. .At- the second crash they dodge, as though some one had thrown a blacksmith shod at them. and then they start in. They begin by Imitating. the struggle for life, reFresenting a person who is drowning, but at ewh'crash of the cym bals and toss drum they dodge and scoot, to ono side, then dart back again, jam each other sideways, and then as the cruthes of music beoome more deafening and terrific; they try to drive each other thmngh the titiOr by main strength, get desperate and claw and tear and pull, and all at once their go raving mad with hy drophobia- and delirium tremens and gnash 1 heir teeth - and rave and suffer the most 'terrible ogony—and It is all . over. It is a short - dance, As the design is amusement and not murder. But short as it h'. it is said to be very sweet. Sour. of on toiriuship - rouls ;ire' sadly in need of guide beards. it is very un. pleasant for ofteitofind axons road in the w.wodkhalf a mile from any. bolts& and, after takimAhem and travelling for two or thie - perps, to find that la. is on the - 'Wrong road,land it is far ; more unphstort when the roidsare mud dv the days' - very short ; and nights dark. It is a - partof the duty of the tin , perviso - rs 0. - Are that = guide boards are erected st - r_sill;prominent crossings and Flaws where At rxtds diverge in their respective townships, and they would confer a favor upon travelers and merit • the thanks of the public by performing this part of their dutfat once. - IT La just lovely to sleep in the country these fine mornings, with a gobbler gob bling under your window, and a. calf bel lowing like a concert-saloon baritone on onii aide of the house, while a. cow,' his mother, is hallowing me= popralLo on the ether, and *miters are wowing, and the milkmaid is playing tambourine with the bottom of the milk - pail, and drivers are going by whistling, and the parrot is • yelling at the goat that talks back, and a half dozen boys are throwing green ap ples on the roof to see them roil down, and the InAksrd is swearin g at his wife at the back kitchen because she has put too many mackerel to soak for -"them city bogs." The °wary is a real -quiet place—for cemeteries. "Loon heilh, squire," said a Texas darkey, "day's a niggah i 4 Galveston • -what's been salmi& me ; supposin' I je.' _ 'maul the life oaten him?" The , lawyer replied : " You would be apt to get your • - beck streiched." "Now, boss, you is • • s joidn'. What do white folks care for one piggab more or less now do omens is done tuck?" Witcsr. a schoolmaster instructed the - Minnesota 'wham that ragout was pro. nouncod "ragoo," the committee came _ tivand znd told him they could at repose any confidence in 'a man who could not pronounce such simple words Is "rag " and "out," andtbas they must have his resignation. Oxi beauty of this leather' is that a ' fellow doesn't hive to nurse his wrath to - - keep it varlt. - , , It will tuts entirely - the vomt torsi of balm 1 et_. tho uterus, L.^,r-orrisos. trrOgstur and palatal lifenstrtettioti t silOrtrisnTroutsles. hillesoinstleis and tketstion. Flooding", all Dirplacemcnts omit Air *set sorest spits' o ialcoo%. nod is (specialty ediiiiteif go . the Chasse of Life. and' expel noon from the oterusin en Oasis stage of g.ssekvasent, the tendeuey to mown" baton there "Mealy by its w.e. In (Jot it ' , tot roved t* to the mat. sea tr*t reoacsV ithut has ie tore clieeoirot• of it Perubearsk evo7 I...rdca of the ryotorn, rad glees AIM Ilk and Tii7.l% It rznnv:.-sniitners.fttcleikcy, de li/tiers alterr.Tio: foe almul..vate, tet:oeesino: ar of the stOomS It enrco Bloating; I: uttrufteo. Servos Prnotentios. Cebernt Debilar. De; routon az..d badi /button. TtiLt fec Una' 9t tel..ll.ng down,- cand . min; veigbt tat,t7.3 perrarountly Weil by its use. It *tit :.r.Ainniter.r.o armadas act lurni.; t_to by/ governs lbw teatiksysti.n. .x Far Kidne7 Coto plaints of c Ith...r iv , x this compound is ovm r uu cl. Lydla-E. rin • k • ham . 's• Ve . , e! able COnpcund isHIIT* at VI p.r.C.:".:. tVe...2crri Ar.mit... Lynn. Slav, Price. V.YI. S . = bott.ss f. - ....r X.-A. tan: by sod) in t'..e for= of piltl.c.L.-.. in the f,- , :i.7a ,f I..=ta.„—en, on receipt of I,:lca. LI.P. Er: 1,47. f.,r ri•hrr. 11:-,..11:11:111.31 frr :IT ate.1...7 V' nr. i• ' •^w: any: - _[!r. tknt , i fur !,^/a phlct. A Ilre.: I r... 1 li.. , and wuusmarim. - Parlor airs ow' Trains land's tenon N*giwa. Pauli and PlitladOptila without change. And thrOUlrb earth to and from Rochester Ala Lyons. N. A: PACKER.. • Supt. P. & N. Y. R. Saila. Ps., June . • 111151111 . 59 EDWARD WILLIAMS, • PRACTICAL. PLUMES a GAS nrrast. _ Plato of buslaess,s rev doors sortb of Post Ales. Plumbing. kinds ltdpstrtig Pomp or ali sod of ~De prompt!, attended to. MI wanting work In bls Hoe *band giro bite 011.. pee. 4. 1179. NATHAN IVID.D, Maier - PITTSTON, WILICES-BApbRE AND LOYAL SOCK COAL . Lowest prices for cash. °Mee soil wit toot of Pitiastrest, Towanda; Jail a, ISSIS. INS URA Nt E C. S. RUSSELL, Agent, , TOWANDA, PA. FIRE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENT Issued on the most tessotuttole terms. None but reliable companies rivesented.' Lassies adjusted lad paid here. Tcnribas,Now. It, ICI. , HENRY MEROUR, • - DEALER IN ANT/IMCITIC AND .eL COMXIIR PAN& ATV BllrtiaraZiTs, TowANDA. Cost screened. and delivered to any parrof the Borough. ALL 0111DAUS 3ICrt . !T *A ACCOMPAWILD DT THA CASIL - H. atERCUIt.. Towanda, Dee. li 1879. JAMES .MoCABE Has removed to CORNER MAIN) & BRIDGE•STB lleaclounters FOR CHOICE GROCER= CAST PAID FOR I BUTTER, EGOS, &c. GOODS .SDLD , AT THE. LOWEST LIVING RATES Tow#n4a,.Apill.l4, 188011. • THE OLD MARBLE YARD ‘• STILL IN. OPERATION. The wnderAmed .h.mileir purchased the MAE. ELI YARD of the Into GEORGE MCCABE, do. sires to Inform the public that hawing. employed experienced men, he 12PrePored to do on 'dodo of in7tln the line of .MONIIMENTS, ,_. • - , HEAD STONES, MANTLES and • . • SHELVES, In the very best manner and at lowest rates. _ Persons desiring anything la the Marble line ire invited to call and etaudne work, ale save agents' commission. - • - JAMES MCCABE. Towanda. Pa.. Igor. lam ' Utf • MEAT MARMOT, 1 E. O. RUNDELL, tlel d .r=n nisb ari u j e ar su litZse w a aundell e and wilt at all tunes keeps tall supply of riza • "weilrvift ri 'l 4 0 STERa Constantly on band. Country dealers supplied at city rates. ‘FRESH SALT MEATS, GARDEN VEGETABLES, BITS LC. Sr flolidpdelirerett Pros et Charge. r It. D. striassim, fantods, ra, Nor. ft, IST% IkArE4T MARKET - ‘, & DieVOB BaDLENANII 11M!KIC, sstu6s orrimirri FRESH AND SALT mop !Emi t yisgfrplm'irar, ()AUDEN Vl , ol l rriaTAlS KZ! ) *MP IN - t• sr An rim leaverid %-liriluf4 l 46 , ol l . .roeibas.r.4roviorri. ‘-= - tr tot- - ,%!* = r • ; 2,1 z, EN BM POLICIES SULLIVAN ANTI:MAC= snaking it hi/ JAMES IMcCABE. Loestip4 is E=II:=1 MU.V3; 5121 . 12 AR 'A, 4 - • '„ • 7 FOINITIME SU' ;IL' • t". -• - 11 - .4 '4l - ~.. twool , ois .: ~.,* .i .0 7 1 13- .. •7)- - '1 . 1! ;:. : ;,::: ,' .43 ..- - .t- Kota& au tallith* lift roar briar ,M":1161"9' Ir. aro ismig FURNITURE Ot allitadiess ...,--./.-:-.•,.- --- 'clizar*4.l -. . : . :-:11:1-ailihe CHEAPEST At Ibises* ttassire keep up shisiiid °taw IM)7B EL TA KDTO, toys in :myrrh 104 tessathfactips. We are prepared Lodi • 111 that Ihit an shoet nottat. aaid ark dlio• `,Call iiad see for yourself _ Tovraids, las. • - - F ROST'S SONS' _ - • '1:1r1101431ALN AND DETAIL FURNITURE! We ail, nowirep tee the MOM TRAM with stall Una of ; , _ NEWAB D DESIRABLE GOODS or ma \ LATEST STYLES AND LOWET width 16 . t twat* pa' public , to call sal ussolna Our aamMomt of PARLOR SUITS. IN ItAW SILK, Tpaius, PLUSH AND HAIRCLOTH, • aver, larpt 4 and an pdees as low aa the lomat,. We bans full line of CHAMBER, SUITS IN ASS, WALNUT AND SOFT WOOD, whle hline we are st very law price. A full al SPRING BEDS, MATTRASS4S AND PII.LOWS; ' UNDERTAKING: In thalepestelent we stwayehavethe beta gal& to the market, and are edettetially adding . • • NEW STYLES. with all the , - LATEST -IMPROVEMENTS, while ear prices are the Jo 'eat. J.O. FROST'S SONS'. Towanda. April 9,1879. CHAS. 'JOHNSON & CO.'S Foundry & Machine Shops, TOWANDA, PIENN'A. We claim to male the BEST CIRCULAR SAW, MILLS • - In the miriet. SHINGLE MILLS-LATH MILLS Parnell's Improved Yeed buttpr, Strend's Keystone Fire Jahrinker, Griswold'sSoss Water Wheets„ Ward's Patent Buckwheat plesiner, ar„ &c., the., arc. RMOINES AND SOMERS wade to order. ' jletalrlog of all kinds done on short nodes. nittletnetlon guaranteed. meal - uurantoeturers of and dealers In . • JOHNSON'S PATENT Polhdling and Enthi Th, beet In the world. Agents wanted. CHAS. JOHNSON & CO. To s*, April U, 140. L.*.powr SOIIAIIOOIII Generst Aral for the cHICKER/Na PIANOS, • STEINWAY PIANOS, MASON 4 'HAMLIN - ORGANS inatnunents of other =Wan. Llrse Illandsime 011111 M tar Now ligutri 1:4 1 V46t mom eise taege>txt sari. ion), am mine .L. B. POWELL. tor. IBT OF ~ L'BLAN ! L}:~. . rsistied and Irepc m admit theltsrosrriathrTics "styli/an/a or ratan. Co r neetee~e haw.. egempigar. , - " .7.Coostikkge Rotors • Attitiesof at,Sibrat. • _ Song as .; • - Callittors Solopy , - , • Sifts isirtlipars;;: .` brit tar • -. ME MEE 4 ~,.. NE PINI in Selesifsta all sided% that stostAleessea Are - ceased by Ahordered Khrotie or Lint. mei MIA It these "wok%orriceate kept In rperfect toodltion. bealtb .wilt-be the molt. -:.-.W AUNICIIVO MYR ICIDNEV - AND - LIVER CURE Is =MA trom Shope tropical Leaf OV RAVE VALVE. sad Is a !MIME` remedy for the following - murder Pain in the 13seir, Seven' Headaches, Dizziness, Bloating, Inflamed Hyeai A : Tired Feeling, Night Sweats, Pains` rf the Wirer Tart of the Hedy, Palpitation -of the Heart,' Jaundice, Gravel, Painful Hrination, rial Fever, Fever and Ague, , And all diseases cal brthe KIM:44 - Liver 'or Urinary Organs being out of order. - - , - ItU add"lt and, t;ESTAIN cure feral, Female dislaultles. such: 1 - " - . , Lem:Maltose, flatrimsition of the -Womb, . ' Paillig of the Womb,": • - titeeratiofi of the Womb. -• it win control and gulate menstruation. and Is an excellent and safe remedy for females during Predllatici•_ - As a 'third Purifier I; Is unequaled, rorll cures l i/frustum MK Kann the blood. For - Bells, Carbuncles, %minla, White Swell ing, Salt Rbenin i . Poisoning by Sfer- " •,.; airy, or any other Drug,sit is certain in every case. N. P. HICKS. 8. A.,LeittaiOns. Ph. D., L. D.,, Professor of Chemistry in the Uninersityof Rochester, N.Y.. knoveltig the popularity and merit of Wanes - We eerie Kirtriszir AND LIVER CURL arterathurough Chemical Aesthete, hat -furnished I the following *Women?: - • ' UN/VERSITV OP ROCIPESTEI . QUILXICAL LABORATORY. _a IMICUESTER, N. T.. Jan. iSk 3 . _ . Mr. U. U. WARNER has placed in my Possession_ the formitila of the" medicine manufactured and sold by him under the general designation of WARNER'S SAFE KIDNEY AND "LIVER CURE. I have investigated his promises of man • ufacture, which aret_condueted with extreme care sod' according to the best methods. f inure also taken from lila laboralorj samples of all the Mate. Fiala in,ed In the preparation Of this medicine. and. Wynn critical examination I Sod them, as well ss the medicine into Which they enter. to be ebtirdly !Tee from poisonous or deleterlotrs substances. • 8. A. LATTIMORE. Thls,remedy which has done such Wonders. is tult upin the LARGEST SIZED BOTTLE of soy. mediqinn \upon the market, and is sold by Drag- IMO tu! Alt denier* at 10.23 per bottle, For Diabetes enquire for WARNER'S, SAFE DIA. BETEB CURE. It is a POSITIVE remedy. - 76 %. , t - ' • - I . , For Incoutinen*mpotence, Pains . the Lome, and 1 1 Similar D iseases, it. 4 ja a safe, sure ; and quick cure. • It Is the only known remedy that has cured Drlghtls Dlsesee. As a - proof of tha poetry sod worth of this Great Natural Remedy, rewlthelolloo,lte , CREMICAte ANALYSIS. E E.WMMR & CO, Boohester, N. Y 1.0 0 0 000 ACre 3 C'.olce L atid- i s or our t. tv olarol 4 fil• 1 ";:iia fre igh V 1, 7 0 Valli, /pe r AO' ;,,xe c u i niate ge l ti sa jggesto ---41110un-A.oloatr-lialVel* • A.: .B E VERLY" . 3iITH • . BOOKBINDER, AND : . PEAL !R IN SCROLL SAW •G.OODS.. .1 • MAGAZINES bonntitietiy ana promptli. BLANK BOOKit buturl to order nod warranted. AIkIA:TELTRS' PLIES Irma - &pat ha. nt Of my . - buqlnoss Is very'eola- • mere. A full line of . WOODS AW BLOCKS, • CLO MOVEMENTS,- n band, sued for sale atier prim' than elsewhere. Cotsiantly p`s/.3s,wmplay. DESIGNS FREE FOR ";end for price lists. - REPORTER BUILDING.- 4.29.80. TOWA NDA. PA.. P. 0. Box 1512. MViT VIRM =II H. DAVIDOW A: BRO., Ho: 1, 13eidlerean Mock, Brldgeost., Towanda, CASH TATO FOR FURS,IRIDEB, EMI PELTS, WOOL 'AIM BEESWAX. Towanda, Oct. SO. ist7m7r.., ,GILMORE-* CO.; (UtahUshed • PENSP)NS, IHCEZASE or ress!olirs.. . • .. 4 - and all other classes or claims for Soldiers and Soldiers' Heirs, prosecuted. Address with sump. - • . • -111LHO1IE k :Washington, 10.11. $. Ontdt furnishes free, with tail la structions for Cintductlng the most - profitable business that anyone Mus Itupge In. The business Is 'so easy to learn, and our instinctions ire so simple and plain, that key one can make great milts from the very start. No one can tall who is willing to work. Women are as successful as amt. Boys and _girls can earn tarp 'sums. Many hate made at the bust. nese over one hundred dollars in a single week. Nothing like It ever known before. Ali who engage are surprised's* toe ease and rapidity with which they are able to make In ney. You can engage In this business daring yourspare time at great profit. You do not have to invest capital In It. We take MI the risk. Thom who need ready money should write to us &Cisme. All furnished tree. Address Twit k Co., Augusta, Maine. . Oct 28. GET, YOUR HAIR CUT AND 811.ING, AT THI Wawa Micouise • SHAVING PARLOR.. - 7/PWe stud: layout*. • P. V. SrIDPE, Piers Tourauds. Pa.. Jul IS. 1179. • • Lr ounelvar by waking looney HE . when* golden etainee teetered . thereby always lreetlnd POUlti Iran your door.. _Those who Slims take advantage of the good 'iluitieen for making looney, that ain f offared. generally Weenie wealthy. white those ff who do. not Improve pia chances remain in porerty. We want many dies. woolen, keys and...Arial° work for tui right in their own klealltiet. The blathers will pay more than ten times - ordinary wages. .We furnish an expen sive until a nd all that you - need, N free. o one who engages falls to make money very rapidly. Iton can devote. year • whole time to the work, et onlyyour spare .inenients. Von informstkat and all ,that is needed stall free. Address Brisinim. it Co.; roMiody, Maine.. • Oct. 280.680. AGLE HOTEL, - teams sir' icatie agdirid;) • Thieweli•kacenittenae has bees tiantairtbly fee. aerated and , repaired tbroughent, lad the prep* tor is how prepered.to offe ilest•ciareaceolamodb. .4, 1111 * / PriK, att the t ri ft war te r Towisdiv Xi* it le 7 e . HENRY lIOI7BEI CORNIER IIA12(4 WAIIiiiNGTON'STRZEtiI - • tinier WARN -2431 FA!aqi* PA*, et sli*Otts. i'ettnittlitidt nal* attach*); int; nsiralr,,tilioirigindx, - rTiowinswilltylgte*: • ME "'..;k , , -- --4.....- : , 7:- ..,: -:;.:::.:. ~- _. -,.• -•-. _ .'-'.'- . z . : - . 1 '..:;'`' .. .'......':. - ,- -. .: 4- .' , ..'i..X . 5' :.- i.:i. 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LIVER :REGULATOR A Purely Vegettible Medipine. AbEffitetita . MAL AZIOUS FILVEIIS, MOMPLAINTS. JAVN Plea. COLIC. HES 1%10393(0E, ENEA f. DEPRESSION. ' • RICK HEADACHE,. * 2 •- ' ORSTiPAtION. 94.1.togeims. • • ; DXSPEPSIA., - INAUSEA, - . . . I( you feel drowsy, riehttliiited. l ,havo frequent headaches, *Muth fastest badly, poor%Mtge. and timgue cested,r , you aresalferteg from lo live? WI stealer , TNIU _care, you se speed' ly and nseams/ILO as to take - • ~ . SIRSItt.NB' %LIVER 'IIEOI:TUTOR. It Js atvea.with tar•ty. , ind thiriapilest retsina to the mot delleate Infant. It takes UM pleat of getable and bitter* of every klutl.:, It brthe= est, purest awl hest fatuity tnedtelhe In the - _ J. 11. ZEILIN es 'OO., PHIIADELPHIL. SOLD BY ALL pItUgGISTB. IS A PVIIELT VEGETABLE .REMEDV i - For Mil ad-ESTERIAL lie. • : PAM os tllat et r ie :t7 f i l jtM en uir, 2 doss =die ce414,t0 gam • to attla awe tiMielf li thOLLIA glirciat.Con f4ag motor, t: po. • all bowi ' U lli 9 ben 1 hitn n r B : ll7 . ben fi rtgltlita. sms n t .m.,1,- bide . VIIIINUJIII Limii,Ntm --- A - Dfi . . Hrrh....dit.. wldelthe in ---cg., Lk1'1 1 ,4,31i...41" ?Ad. 4ttledefeaftWied trast crantinWetne.alret - s at bßnit.litid"taf , le el. Lit or eztertudlywithoertstuar of relic ‘ . tar Yo }army no afford to rdt.b4et line In r. =wear in the bnex. Me i rice brags 11l 'within the rvw.h IA all.and It ail r.i...nually am . tir.l7 times Its coat In fl.v..tris. tell,. •,. t by a.:l dvagOsts at Cie.:alp. and Ai a bane. PILtRY DAVIS & vzn. - 0-itoindonce. RA • proprie.grao . ' i CRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE. TRADE NARK. ‘TbkOrt•st- TRADE -MI _*K. - ENGLISH f • litesnedy, Will promptly & radically care any drevery abbe • of Nervous Debil b ity & Weakness, `. • . result of India. cretion.excess cc . Before Takh2vreetwork or the After Taking Main & nervons system ; is perfectly harmless: acts like tosgic,nud has been- exteustvely n-ed for over thirty years with great success., Sir Pull particulars in our pamphlet, which we desire. to - send free...by mall to everyone. OS. The Spertfic Medicine Ia sold by all druggists at per package. or sir packages for E 5, or avid be sent tree by mall on receipt of the money by. addrvsslng . THE GRAY ItiF:DICINE -NO. g Meehaniell' MOCk. •DET ROI T.•MISIi. • .118. Sold la Tr,wanda by C. T.-KIRBY. and by druggists everywhere. •Johnt.too. Holloway & Co., wholesale agents, Phila, CAPRI/ W. ' "gnisciffantin • . e; `1 .. Agrivaltural Mac finery"! R. M. Welles, Towanda, Pa., .Wholessle aid Retail dealer In \ • IMPROVED FARMING IMPLk- MEETS AND MICRINEILY.' wawa, TRUE CHILLED:PLOWEe Gale Chilled Plowsy ' - Best Reversible Plows, Adgate and Enterprise Churn Powers, Corn Shellers, Farm Wagons, Platform Wagons, Wiggles; FeedC,utters, Grain Drills, ACP EILVERIZING SAB . 3IOW - Atlr CLOD CRUSHER, • .• , . . Bullard's Hay Tedders, • Leaderiand Gale Wheo Rakes, - Somptlus Cduoty -Improved Culetroprs. Mowkog AfachWes, Rapers. Plo*Sulkys. . , Sprout's May I levatocs and ligaepoon Forks. • • Liqqid Painttc . mixed ready for the brash. oi best brands. ILX STAB HYDRAULIC CEMENT, Sc., ke. Call and see my stoek or send for circulars and prices.' MOD In C. P. Welled' 09. Cent Stoic. Wareboado directly In rear of cone In the alley,'; , R. M 7, WELLES. Toimds. starch 11. lesD. -Geo •Ik Ross''' . • Of the Third Wardinons. bast opened large and eonwesdent store In the brlck.bsock. IFlrst Ward, s ta l i cve Thant . le t V B 3rothet i s t tarty* Boils, we -. • . A LARGE STOCK. OF CHOICE GROCERIES , ALL KINDS *bleb helms parCLased,tn New , Tort for cash, and solicits the, ednildenCe and t patronege of the pIbUC; =ld l'apeattOly announces that be WO. NOT BE - lI'EDIGESOin • By iinytiody. i asi l Third Wadi**. will-sin b t ki g lowest. •, . rsaelass I ' M ! . rid asloxit *airs:lda, January 41,41410., 3 . GET. YOUR er,OB pßTx,rilt cr. M LINIPS AT Tille.• t ;7, OMPORTER 107101{ • ;- ••$-, ti [kOtingilioCk Asil- Wold weather 'tetelnc, but the il4lllll bare a ll** shed tsi Wiltiit4ent. be - kent trienkiltbnithiengb.tbte 7 ',inentk:With *o ll ltitled - form 2 r - tctikesp , ; - -bear more *Maine :than of ot* demist's' aniande (not "Own Misepting horses:" not worked) that is, exposure to the weather, but no without shelter from storms. .The istes Ought t 6 be in lamb by this time and naustbe kept doing well. Bolt a .pls of corn a day , each will go far towards keeping them in good condition. Weedbut . all those which show signs of wcakncsa, hare poor teeth, etc., and fatten them if you can. Pi is mum Ater to kill early than late. soon as- cold Weather comes-; on, 'pigs Win- gain very little, if and often lose dur ing cold storms. Therefore, crowd them' if not fat enough to kill., Feed occasional! pulverized charcoal, to keep their digestive functions in tone; keep them clean and, warm, and.coax ! them. to eat every ounce possible: . • Poultry need to be treated Much in the same way. That is, fattened and killed early,if intended for mar ket. Though usually go up steadily titter, the: first of January, yet the , addigons.l cost of fattening in Decetnfier, or of holding poultry alter it is, fat, is but rarely paid' for by the liigber price. - Warm :quarter! are essential to. winter , laying.— From gte American Agriculturist for Notret4er Ist. Nil Fall Planting.—Late October and early November are often very favor able to the planting of trees. The soil is still warm front the accurnmulat ed heat of summer; it is rarely too dry, and if properly drained not too wet. If in planting we cut, as we should; every. Molten root back to a sound . place. in a short time these roots will have overcome the bad 'effects of the removal, and will be ready for vigor ous growth tar-the spring. South of forty degrees, in most years, plant.: ing may be done 'during 'the greater part of-the year without any injury to the,newly-sst trees. . _ Young Trees planted this fall, or even last spring, should hav e earth drawn pp around them, making a mound twelve to - eighteen! inches high. This mound 41,f earth should be tree from sods, and weeds, and will serve the doublet purpose of a support to the trees against the winds, and - prevent the mice tfroin' gnawing them. Draining.—Water should not be allowed to collect on the aurfane; a few furrows in, the right place will carry it away rapidly. Underdrain ing, to be the best and most econom ical. should be all - finished up before hard freezing weather sets in. Clone may be cut as soon as the leaves fall, and should be packed in salt , dust or sand, and kept in,a cool place. Select only from thrifty trees of the best-varieties. If you do not have them it is better to buy than to use second rats i stock. 1 Labels upon trees should be look ed to, that they do not get lost or be borne illegible. The old kind of pine label, marked with lead pencil while. a coati of white paint is fresh upon it, is about the test. Zinc strips 'are uied and preferred by some. Seeds of Trees for planting in the spring'are best preserved in boxes of :and. the boxes twit* kept in a cool and dry place, out of the reach of mice. ER ) WI =WORM =~=~ *3>;> °:~ __ hl bel Orchard and Nursery. Stocks . for Root Grafting.—The grafting of roots is done , during the winter and the stocks should be in a• bandy place. Take up the stocks be fore the ground freezes, assort and tie them in bundles, af terw a rds put in boxes, and placethem in the' eel lir. • Rabbits if left to themselves can do much harm. A protection of the trees may be made of lath, or tarred per.may be tied about the trunk with tine wire. Smearing the tree; with blood *will keep away the rab bits, as meat is very distasteful to them. A fat;rabbit in November "is good eating, and a small bounty will induce the boys to trap and other • wise secure many of. these injurious animals. Manuring.---The orchards needs to be fed as well as any other field when a yearly crop.is removed. Circum stances will -tletermink the kind of manure to use. That from the sta ble is always in order; ground bone, ashes, green crops turned under, ate all of great value, and 'one or , more should be used. Keeping rriff.--The cellar ' of the house, if possible, should not.he'-used for storing large quantities of.fruit, but if used there should be aniple ventilation to carry off the carbonic acid produced ,by the ripening fruit. A. uniform temperatdre of about for. ty degrees, or just safely above free - mg,:apcompanied with a dry atmoi phere,kis the , best. Pears should be stored in drawers where they can be inspected Occasionally. , Apples, if properly picked and packed in bar rels, ought tia keep undisturbed. lake all. Snug for Winter.—Clefir up all rubbish in the orchard. Pick up the refuse fruit and feed to the pigs that the contained in- is may be destroyed. E7enees and ga peeinlly ofionng orchards, need' he cattle proof at alt seasone.L-From the American Agriculturist for No vember Ist. Some Items in Farm Economy The arrangement.of the?, buildings and the division of the farm into fields depends so much 'upon the character of the farm the kind of farming, individual ta ste, etc., that it is out orthe question to have a fix ed plan that is the best one for. all fiirms of any given size. There_ are certain general principles -.which should serve as ,a foundation for the arrangement, but the details must necessarily vary greatly.% For exam ple, if possible the barns should be upon a rise of ground where a cellar can be built opening, to the lower ground at the rear. The fields shOuld be so arranged that there shall be as little fencing as possible, and so lo cated that all the fields can be easily reached from the lane.- A long field has considerfaVe advantage over one :of , the seine era' that is square--in the longer "boots," and therefore lefii time spent in turning, -plowing, harrowing, ,sowing, harvesting, etc. pasture close to the stableti is al- Jtiays handy, and other;-things being equal, the orchard - should not be put ,at the rear of the farm,- where the wood• lot bad beat be located. There is much'labor to be saved in baring .everything so' placed-4nd this ap plies.to the various detalls - thst - seem trielfdivt fl flghtthitt there wilt EN E== 40.11 1 4's en. ot lam &dog thiCiflorthijr;Wirrk Of the fikri4 For amuatilaraiimy I'dayel: work Can • be saved 1)i bath„ the imam i s beady comer' of tisk bermyard,, where the stock frOtaa - litiinbef"Of 'yards may calla - W*olam - gbe. If the matters of the fltiat'aroliot already ecoesimi itidly'rtr*litedilt; would be well to , make eiialtelMageti bad. trim' Sem to:flaally:seeure the de- el fly the thought ; halloo** , will improve his farm an. 1;11 it approaimates , to, a Model and therefore economical - farm American ;Ariculturietfor November,' A New Indunryr. SoMg time dtirine last Spring a number of farmers Wysox town ship procured a quantity of ," amber cane" seed and agreed to give it a fair trial. The seed was planted and most of it:ripened. The parties env gaged in theexpetiment theti7 decid. ed to ptirebTose machinery for maim factoring 'syrup. • The "machine " arrived in due time and was set up on, the Fair Grounds. L., J. Culver, who had given the subject, considerable study, consenting to, superintend the ex. pressing of the juice and boiling it. We visited 'him yesterday' and learn ed- a few facts. Re is not yet pre pared to give the exact result of the experiment, but; says he is - satished the cane can be profitably grown. The expense of manufacturing good syrup, does not exceed .ten to fifteen cents per gallon, and with bet ,ter fanilities and larger experience can be -brought below th ese fi gures. Much of the cane grown this year was poorly . prepared, filid conse quently an inferior grade ! : of syrup was produced. • .The best lot brought to the mill was Colonel Planet's, and nearly one hundred gallons of syrup of superior qualiti was made. Each man's cane is kept by itself. The expressed jnice kilnst put into a large, flat boiler and heated to boiling point, 'when a small' quantity of lime is added' , 'Ohl clarifies it After being thorouglyi skimmed it is run into an evapolfatot with tndless 'partitions, so that while the cold juice is running into one end ttor oughly boiled syrup is being drawn from the other end. We shall not attempt any full description or the modu4 operandi, but advise our read ers and especially farmers, to go and see, for themselves. • Nearly eight hundred gallons hive already been manufactured this year and the results have been so satisfac tory, that undoubtedly several mills like the one operated by Mr. Culver will be required to manufacture . the cane grown in this vicinity nest year • - • 'Cane cultivation is destined to be. come an important industry in this county, and much praise is due the Wysox gentlemen—and particularly Mr. Culver—who have demonstrated the fact that it can bi profitably grown by our farmers:---Iletlete, Ev rember I 2 MC How to Diesrs a Turkey. ' There is- much . practteal among:the poultry men, that doe's not get into the papers or books. A turkey. raiser • who prides - himself .on sending to • market the . handsomest lot Of turkeys•in his town; for: the Christmas market, tells us _how he •dresSes.his birds. The turkeys art! fed as usual lbe night. before - betch- Mpg, and. in the morning are driven in upon the barn goer, as soon a; they come from • the roost, and are made secore. Their crops are emp ty, and they can be caught. - as .hey are wanted. • Make.a.' slip noose. of strong cord for eget' turkey, in' adjoining stable or shed, put thetur ltey's leas into the noose, and with ..1 small pointed knife stick the bird as near the head as possible., 4s boon - as the Mid is dead, strip off the fekl., ers, pinfeathers. and .all. Cut ..the neck off as near the.head .as.possible, remoVethe'svitiga and -dial!v the en trails, before taking the bird doikn. The. -turkey is bung up alive, Auld. taken down ready for market. Lay Wel:6d on his breast or side, upon a clean boarol . , to - cool.f Turkeys should . becarefully handled in dre4- ,ing, to avoid . breaking the ,skin, for 'it rubs off . very eaiily:when they are warm. - Remove all the .pinfeathers and pack the birds : when sent to mar ket, in clean straw, so that there will be - no .marks ;of blood upon them. .Handsome, clean dressing will add a cent a poundraud,often - more, to the market pricb pf all kinds of poultry. —;;Anzerican Agricultui-i.qt for :Vo -vernber. Plan for , an Ice House. As the time forAtoring awry .our ice for next summer's use is fast ap proaching, we publishing the follow ing plan for the construction of an. ice-house which, as oar friend says, who has placed it in our hands, can not be surpassed: .The house should be twelve or fourteen feet in the clear - or -inside, and loom , -enough to place, twelve feet of ice. in height. The house, should be built with eight inch joice and boarded on both sides with inch boards and the _space between tijied with saw dust or.very fine sh,svir , :s. If these cannot.lia had 'wheat chaff in tan will answer. Bark makes good filling, but being wet. detraets from its non-conducting power. Earth six or eight feet around the sides is a great help. If the bottom the house should not be of loose earth thht will tate up the water a• it melts, the house must be drained. The bottom floor of the Douse should be made by putting down three or four inch scantling with - tan or saw duet and nailing an inch board floor on top of the Scantling,- If a house is constructed onthis plan, no straw or anything else" at the bottom or around the sides wilt -be requirefl. When filling the house have a hand to Pack the ice level, arid the last fir. teen inch& on top should be breken• is fine as possible. Cover it a fl of deep on Op with straw. 'A common hoard roofis as good as. any other The craelits , in the roof give Butliciept ventil Lion. ; Put no salt or water n the ice when' filling: the farmer had to pay twenty cents per pound for his su:iar,. to-day the same amount. may I .'b bought tor,less than half that slim• - If his wife-needed a new calico circ-s it. required-forty cents to boy a yard, to-day it requires but. six. Delaine have fallen frcita forty to Len, Wing hams from forty to nine, chnAs front fifty-live to eighteen, Canton danncii trom ninety-flve to eight. These - are only a few items in the long list. Of course the produce which farmers raise has fallen too, but not too such an extent as those articles they have. to buy: 'rut qestion-:-Wbst you Mike , _ =V A Ell IMO ==:l !Mil