jfavm Gatijnt sV lUtrhnt.
|Tff Farmers. and Agrir-ulturil ni<*n
are requested to contri'mte to thi ■> !><•; trim n.u* it
is from their experience that hope to gain
thing ot interest for our readers
STABLE FLOORS OF GRAVEL, STONE
AND COAL TAR.
Among the materials ol late recommend
ed (or stable floors, are a mixture cf coal tar
With gravel and stone. The manner in which
the work is done is to take email stones and
put tbom in a pile, pouting over the same
the gas tar, and then mixing wth a shove!
until the stones are coated. These stones
are now laid on the floor about throe inchr*
deep. Upon thts floor coarse gravel mix*.!
in the satire way with tar is placed. The
mixture lsifftcttd by putting the gravel in
piles and making a hole in the top, pouting
in the tar and mix ng with a shovel. It 1*
then spread over tho stnes two inches
thick.
No more tar should be usc l than just suf
ficient to coat the stones and gravel, as it
will be longer in drying. The stones and
• gravel, should be laid as above, and a heavy
roller weighing 400 or 500 pounds i* passe i
over the floor until it is perfectly cm part,
and any places not touched by the r- I er are
beaten down with a heavy maul. H'.iV the
rolling and mauling >s gong c>n. tha eurfso*
should be strewn over with fb.e travel r
sand, to taKe up surplus tar, st.d ah u d be
continued until the atirfiicj is dry enough to
walk upon and not stick to one's shots. Ti.e
floor is rat ptoof an 1 becomes hard and dur
ab'e, making, it is said, the best fl >or that
can be put into a stable ; the only objection
being the smell of the tar, wh eh, however,lß
healthy, and in tune passes off.
He find the substance of the above in the
Vermont Record, wttfiout any names being
given of persona who have trie 1 it. He
should presume that a pood substantial floor
could be laid in thte way, and it hs th
ment of being cheap, and what every farmer
and his workmen can readily do, with'ul
employing more expensive ib r. It to ks
practical and is well Worth trying. I lieu
Herald.
THIRSTING FOR MORE LAND.
One cf the nrnst grii v.iti" errors of the ps-t
and present genttioti cf American farmers
is the m jst ineatiablv 4 thirst I- r more Uti l.—
Kot one in a thousand though p -e- 4 ed of
five times ss many acres as he can profitably
or successfully till, is aatisfi -t. H otle tin*
is perfectly natural it is at the aamn tim<-
very unwise. The fattier rec-gini'S hi*
wealth in 'he multiplication of his hroa-i
acres, just as the no rchant or banker d<*-r
his, in the accuiiitilalinti of prei.i>ack, but
the difference* between the two ia that th>-
farmer may aid aero tu acre, wi'.h'iit tbe
ability to render the investment pttxluctive,
while the oierc'tiant or bit kn bus no diSJcul
tv in finding profitable II.VI stnients for he
greerihacks. It ia always had p hey to but
more laud, and give tuat.ure in homeopathic
doses to that already tn possession. Thi
safe and sure guide for the larmer is to at
ten.pt ihe cultivation of no tn re aert-a tha:>
he can k> ep in jn-rfiet g"od heart, arid ev
ery day's d> m-nstrates the fac,
that with occasional exceptions, a Itttie farm
well tilled is more profi able in the end than
a large one ind ff-rtntly cultivated. IE.
once rekd a fl"ry of a Frttcliman who
had two daughters. One of thcin marr vd,
and received cne half of the al vine
yard aa her dowry. To the old mart's sur
prise, ihe half he had teeervid, receiving as
much cultivation a* he foim.rly bestowed
upon the whole, yielded as much as be bad
duno. The second married, and he pave fcer
one half of what he had lell, at d still bad a*
many grapes fn-tu his r oano g fourib a*
he used to get fimu the whole. There is a
volume of practical truth in tins little anec
dote, Its moral is sttin.pt the cult vti- n
of no more land than y. u cau cdt vale well.
Journal of tfie Farm
KF.FPI.NO YFURTABLES.—Sink a barre! two
thuds ol us depth into lbs ground ( i box or
ca*k will answer a buitcr purpose ) heap the
earth around the part pr> juct ng out of the
ground, with a slope on nil sides ; piece the
vegetables that you desire to keep iu the
vessel ; cover the top with a water-tight c<>v
er, and when winter sets in, throw an armful
of straw, hay, or something of that sort, on
the barrel. Il the bottom is cut of the ca-k
or barrel it will he better. Cabbages, celery
and other Vegetables will kn-p in this wy
as fresh as when taken Itom the ground
The celery should stand nearly |**rj*-ud i-ular,
celery and esr'h alternating. Fieed.-m fiom
frost, ease of access, and especially freshness
and freedom ft.-m rot are the advantages
claimed.— Journal of Horticulture.
To KEEP VERMIN REX GRAJNARIFS.— A
A correspondent of the Genesee Fanner say
that after the gram is in the bin, and made
level, we may spread evenly over it a quantity
of slaked liuie, one quait to 25 bushels, or in
that proportion. It the rats or mice Come to
it, they will do so but once, and will leave
the premises. The lime wiu*t be fresh slaked
and perfectly dry. To keep out iiieicts, tht
lime must be mixed thoroughly with tte
grain. It can be separated from it by run
ping it through a fanning mil!; on cram used
for stock feed it will to an injury—a s:na I
quantity is rather a benefit for animals.
SWEET TOMATO PICJCI.ES.—Chop one psci.
of green tomatoes, four onious, and *ix gten
peppers. Strt-w over them one cup of salt
and let them stand all night. Next day drain
off the water from them, and add to them
one cup of sogsr, or more, if bleed, one cup
of grated horscraddish, one tablespoonful of
cinnamon, one ot cloves, and ooe of allspice-
Cover with vinegar arid co-.k till tender.
T ouatt, tho well known veterinary
surgeon, who !. beon bitten a ight or teu
tnii.-s by rsb.d aoraiais, aays that crystal of 1
the uitrato ol silver rubbuu i.ii„ the w uud
will positively prevent hydrophobia iu the i
bitieu person cr annual.
Jylisrftlaitnnts.
LACK A WEST£RNIt K.
Whiter Arrangeofnt—lßH7-8.
PA-.4ENULR2RAIN.S LEAV il.
WESTWARD J EANTWAIIP.
IFisfenger Mail Mail Passenger
Train. Train. STATION 3. Ti in Train.
AM. p M.
9.G0 New Turk'* 5
11.39 Nf.l Hampton, 2.
1143 Washington, 2 15
12 03 Oxford, E ■' I
12.15 llri igeville, 1.50
12.30 Maounk Chunk, 1.40
P M.
Dine. 100 Delaware, 1.35 Dine.
1.10 Mount Bethel, 110
P. If,
1:25 W iter Gap, 12.51
1,40 Btruud*i> :re, 12-i>
151 ppragueville 12 M
2.02 lli-nryville, 1-' '4
2.0 Oakland. 1155
2 30 F rk *, 11 >7
3 CO Tohihanna, 11 17
3.14 Gouli.-I.oro', 10.04
3.30 M-s,.w. 10 40
3.47 Dunning, 10 30
4 20Ar ) C L lU.OJ
A M. '■ n tNTnx I P M
10.10 4 35Le S ( Arfl 50 6.25
1" 40 4 5,7 Clark's Summit, 924 5"5
10 53 5.05 Ahingtf.n, 920 510
11.13 5.21 ¥ '• rn::is, 9ot 521
11.43 511 M h :i>n, FlO 4v4
12.03 603 H-r-Vtmia, P. 23 410
12 33 6 25 M n:r<. 81-0 3 40
1.03 646 Ni-tr .MiiO.r 1, 7*29 3.10
IJJ 705 Great lien I, 7-0 215
p M. PM. A M P.M
•station tout .f Liberty St.
( OSM ECTltWestward,
The M ,4 RNING fH4t> frrm '►* Y-rk ,">r
• • t •! MAM NKA (':(('.' K wito the *r ir Ihm
it. A Philadelphia (K*sir./'n [•;••:) at P 09 , n
mid at GREAT REN 1> with the'i.r "i;fti Mail Train
■>n the Eri Kal'wsy. niih -eg rr at'a.-he I.
stnpr.ir.g at *ii the prin- ip.-i ■Minds on that r--* i.
*r> i arriair.g it Buffalo a: 6 15 a ui , an I at ft.ibi
raancs at 5 50 a fi>
The Pie'srcer triin fmm .*-rr:i-n rirnrefs *:
firest Urn Iw. h thrmgh tr ; : ' ci' g " 1 east
on trie Railway, urnviu- at Reg..!*, at 12.00 mid
night, a IU at ?a!au.u a at 11.55 p. tn.
Eal waid.
The MOK3T3O TKAf.V fr-'-m Orit ?>nd >•<*:*-
n*-l* ih re with the Cir-inniiii Exjre** on the Erie
Railway frnm the W. st ; at Mis c.ti Chuck w.th
a tram fnr P.'i'ls leij his. Is-- ,*. I rs:< ■, .and :r.
kwjlste euriaM srriviag in Philadelphia at d.M)
p in., ant it -New tl if u pt'>n with a tr.nii tor f.
t n. Rrtr.l-hs:j. A'lt-o'*>*r.. fV lii.g ard Harn*-
huig arnsir.r at Harri-t-uri a •„o m.
At S(,"R\ NT<>N, enr.ncetii.na are rr, ;.le wit!
train* on the Lackswar* a an I -.insc .rg flail
road, and ■••n ta Ir. iiw re .►! liii'nii Canal Co.'
Railroad, Ttue iat •> <d wni-b ru..L arw prints-i
helm*.
It A i?irr. flen Ps.j & Th*. Agent js29tt
f * * f rr-1 * " w v y
i tiui: 1 C
CACINUTWARE.
STANSCUIiY, IIAS 3 A CO.,
4 to jr-n! lie tbit to* F i.ritu p
i\ K-komi fv-rPTietif ."MQsi ur* A bifc
n rciAofed i-j .• M.;. <t
l). L rr.CKiiAM,
CORNER OF COURT HOUSE SQUARE,
wirh when, i psrtn-rs*. p hs hen form. | where,
r.y nssil.ng ther..j-;,r- : • •• |. wi'h ■nj.r- r
r- t ri.efhinery ifc- r are tu futtiioh •••ry
tairg in tr.eir l:r. fr in
est s-VA t t
cb feet
TO
FV P.TOT* .^7X>Xj.TP3,
At the Luueit Living i'llci*.
UMfFHTARI.Vt, ailiuiti tost the aborted
no line.
Upbulaterllig and K- j-trlr,w d ne to order.
STAN-iil ?V. HA.A CO.
Tunkhanni.ek, Mark I-< taOm if,
Il4s4i4';t:JCP ARPlify.
DANIEL WDI'HJT A Xht'HEW.
1f 'I untcftanjroci, f't,
Are Agen'sP.r the. Sib-wing, &ud all other responsi
ble 10-ur*.,ce C-,S'[.a;der :
Ji Arneri a, Philadelphia, A**t ta, $1,763 247.
Enieri rir--, " •• 372 3f'4
Mstotia'ten, New York, " 1 052.12-:
N Aiseric.aa, •' 14 2.55 05 7
LurilUrd. • M 1,4.3-1 540.
Corn Exchange, " " to! 011.5.
j }a. mere' in* Co., York. " 525 • Wi
Lyonunng, Money, 2.ot*),fH'o
Home, New V m " 3 645..;4-i-
Ilsrtf'.rd, Hartford, " 1,7--o 153.
P'.ceri f, • < 1,1", 41,7
Traveler*, '• •< 7113.7-
IJa.-lf' ril Lbe SS.-k, " 17^.921.
Home, Naw liaten, " 14.-0 ,91
Cumberland V il v, " 51-6 090
N. England Mulraa'l, • 5,(1 ll.UdO.
Pro;-erry of all k", Is -rid he insured at the mr-it
re ts.,nable r-tes. in at.y ~f rhe &':,? ninipanie*
la or'a to i:-a,era l,y lire, acciieut or theft,
promptly a-ijuaieJ sn i pea.d
DANIEL WRIGHT
A NEPUEVV,
Turk-, Ts Bept. 16, 1957,-v7u7-tt.
NEW T A N CY
AND
TRIMMING STORE
Tioga Street, Tunkhanurs k, Pa.
Ml S. K. 1.1 ASK,
nAVIN'/ lately open-i anew Fianey 3 tore., of
fer* tor a!e in entirely n-w ias-.rtu.ent of
tit 3 ivi -vrrxcro.
Dress Tr'rriminjs, Whire 'loo is. Embroideries
Ladies Zci-bei, in all rotors. Kid Glove*. Cuff* and
C<tl-,rs L -e. Veil*. C<r-e.tta, i. i-lir.s Nt- k:in.a, l.e*:
qaaiiiy of I 'on, b.. Needle* and Tfaiead <f the !,•.*: i
and K u.-y Notu.ii of every variety, a
la'ge itoik ot Ling,
rov.sr,
f"!uiling Chin a Prone* P .pier Maohe Tin, Rose
wood, tiiae*, Pewter, VVotiien, Pai.au and Caudy
Toyi,
For Ladies.
Cosmxfies A,- , Su, ha? Pomade*, Oils. Randrlina \
bloom of youth anil paint*, Rouge, Lilly White
Oriental Cream, Pearl Drop, A
.MRS. E. LEASE. '
TnnkLannoek. May 30, l c t3
SCRANTON
m kie m m m
ALL KINDS OF PURL SPICES,
C. W. KIRKPATRICX * CO.,
WBOLKSAX.X iiK.AI.tH* IN
TLA*".
CGI'FEES,
APICES,
MUSTARD,
CREAM TARTER, AC.
*1 b. •'>/? I.trcA'crwairna cdrcnitc,
(A few dinrs Ei.*t of the Wyoming House,)
We irrin-1 -ill -ur ■ ,PICES an! COFFFE
CO Fir C E HO AST HI) A O UU U N L)
TO OitDEIJ,
AT THE SHOlll i>T NOTICE !
ASD AS CHEAP AS IX AL V CITY. j
C. W KIKKPAIRICK.
H S. SEA RLE i
aa*Qn #uty if,
T7OU \ I). • r eui 1-
. 1 toun 1 at l.vuan A*
■j" s-. ■ W.-IU ,i IJ. W. lihonds.
•'•'•-Ar,- - ' "-x lu'kli.im ■k. Penn'a. and
di.< ( aloh .d- tl"r*, the Ou T |
- - ..... *. I-.SM.t II MVI tXV -I'M ir- ■
I . * n Limwi \T. This Lief- j
- r.t I* Wlttllej, j
and i* the le*t. c-10-'-i-'-t, m -t powerful Lin-uicn'
I ever tim I io the pnl lie, for ot borai
! It b.--ii mat •• :• r uianv year* in Eoglard, 1- ;
i iho 1' H liog i arrier , .. >1 they have had the gn -ue.-t i
■ + ~n ,-h it of any liuiuienl ever tor the cuic
i o! h-ses. I
| Those who li.ive horse* that ere sweeried or lame, |
j have ewclied j I'tii*. sprains, bruises, oil pares, fl, *h j
. i u 1 *, oollar galls. \: , shi ultl try tlii* Liniment mnl
! tln-y will be oonviiK-ei that it i* superior to all other j
I known ; re|eirr,ti( IH
It it does nut give tr< o l piti-freti in, return the j
j b-;rle half fu'l mi I i"iir rn -nev will e rclun le I. I
Put up in ennvcuii-nt form, an I p"l-l bv all lrug-
I e t* hli f n'b-r< k'-ei --r ItSOvHM* '• .* fe. :
I' n't fail to t-iiil t,r tue Great E,n li*h Sweeney i
Liniment. j
T>. f4. CAREY.
Midlletown, N. Y , Feb. 18, l?6--ti. I
A GREAT VICTORY!!-
(
FOP.T RE-TAKEN I
.
AND THE
rnemy of Al*i Driven to the j
w.t!i::
i
I NOR I'll -IDE OF THE
OLD FORT FILLED TO OVERFLOWING
WITH
i SL'OAR*.
i TE A3,
COFFEE 3,
f L'.'l R,
MEAL. FEED.
MOLA*.'F4,
aAKCP.?, CHEESE
• Both Greer, acd Dried Apple*,
Also Fr'sfc Canned and Drie-I
1
Peach'*. Prnn's. fn'rent*,
Raisin* f.- :rotis
Oral:* • F : v,
Ig.ir-Jine*. Can Pes,
Pot .r, • CaV- v -<?*,
Nuts. Spite*, s!f
! -r-p, R'ffurs P"-k l ard, Fnt'er,
Kgg* f -h. J 'n- i'd Meat. Ovsters by the quart, r*R
on or 1-rr-i; - .'i I M--il*. ir f i t *ery
thiug in he line nf Gf.' CKp.iEd
) n i i'RwViFIO-VS.
Ihe Sou'h -i i* •> the i,;t I rr is fitted up forth'
ratal I t-'r a.f ail wi-a i -h i f K.iW
biewed ur I lied Oysters.
ium,
Pies, C*ke Chcsr, ari Cup nf H-J C< (fee. Fwr
diues. a-r a dish of fr-b I'reche*,
•
WANTED.
F'l-rer Figs, flame, Chirk'ns, Durks
t uud Gre.e, at aii :i: - -
for which co*h will bo paid on de
> livery, at the very
highest market ra'e*.
ICVI en I s'e f r rout* l"s ,n-i be *nriirvsd that
'he i'* ' ' buy v-tir Gr-'i-erirs, is in 'h*- Old F-r:
■hi -f.. sa. t, ait os. nuuer ot I- ga and Lriige eires's,
. i UliHh. i.so k, i a.
! B. M- STONE.
| N-.v 5. 1~67 57r.14 f.
" JUST OPENED
A full and mil Selected Stock of
SFa(JAF:.S, k
SMOKING TO DA CCD,
( I IF. A INCr 'JOHACCO, ;
"•37DKLK.sC AKIK l.i.N
NOTION
Ai II AKHASvOIiv. Pa.
Thn ur-i'r : i-n 1 t ke* j :si euro in • di- irin. ti; •
:: !. ii i'-t 'jt | s nii-l viiir.iry .-,> call HI, >ex
ttiiino Lis n "> '*•
SUI'URIOR FACILITIES
Enable him to supply
b. T Tr.n an I CHEAPER ARTICLES
In bis me m
WHOLESALE nl RETAIL
thuu cn be b-jught slsewhere
Call at
M. R. KOHNSTAMM'S
(Crane A Lnll's oM stand )
Tiinkhannnrk May .6. 146" tf
WlUOliii .6 BROWN'S
! o
Lire, I,We, ArcSdent. otid I.lve Mfork
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY !
M'ixtrose, PA.
C 1 k TIT A L rarr-KFss Nrii)' VEK tR0,000,000.
Hams 1n5..C0., N Y. Cap" I and Surplus.s4.' OH (" II
Ins. Co. a,! .\. Ainf-ri a, i'tiila. " '• 2.ll0",0llfl
Jn'a-rriatii-n-I In*. Co*, N. Y. " ' 1 50(1.(1 U
i H-rtfnid fire Ins. Co, Hartford Ct. " 2,000,099
! Putnam 14 44 44 41 7tHi,090
! Kr.t, rj ri*e 14 Cincinnati, 0. 1 ' 1,t'0U.099
• i'sn* Falls 44 Olen'* Falls, N. Y., 44 4'dif-OO
I Gj' iiMiing Mutual.-Muucy, I'a, 4.099 oi* l
I I inurrs' Mutual. Y"rk. " 700.901
I Phoenix li.• ir-irn e Co Philadelphia, 5250 0' 0
CcNVKCTICI'T MuTI'AL Ltrc Ixst'RAtlC* CimKAXT.
of ILirtfurd, Ct. Capital - $16,000,000
Notes received in p;uent of nne-h.ilf the
j premium, on wbi h six per cent, inter st
i ni_v ir charged and ihe note is n t >er to be
paid un.ii r any circumstance*—at death or
maturity the policy will Let piid iu lull and
! (a.res given nji.
| Travelers' In*. Co. of Hartfjrd Ct, Capital
| an-i rurp'tls ... 700,000
j II irtf'ir l Live sto--k In. Co., Hartford Ct.
Capital and Surplus, - - 500,000
Insur.ia- e on all kind* of Live Stock against theft ;
ao l ic ttii flow any cau-e
All Busioe*s enirustod to our cars will h nt 4 n Is 1
toon tair term* and •1! 1.0-'es promptly Hiljnste-i
f ' * Olh- e Ist door Ki-t Irota Bulking Othue ul
W. 11. Cooper A Co., Turnpike St., M .nirose, Pa.
iiiLDviis STKortt, > SlUl'D .t BROWN. Agents
j Cm*. L. 1;R- W.N. )
| -M. C St'TT'iN, E-tp, Friendsville, Pa , Solicitoi
, CIIAS 11, SMiill, Muutru.se, i'a., •'
| v7 ndl-tf.
I
iVLaW
Jewelry Store!!
j n i 1 i•rt oAT c f p o
IF. J. in; II Ai A OR
j STOCK OF JEWELRY
j of the latest styles.
GOLD RINGS, 18 Carets fne.
! SOI-I GOLD SETTS JEWELRY,
(Rills' Masonic an l Scarf Pins.
Sleeve and Collar Buttons, Ac., Ac. '
Solid and Plated Silver Sjoxit)^
Forks, Napkin Kings,
Fruit Knives,
Cake, Pie and Butter Knives. ' ,
Castors, Cake and Card Baskets, i i
Butter Dishes,
tugar Bowls. I
Fpouii Holders, I 1
Folks, spnr.es,
Nut-Picks, Ac , Ac. j 1
j From ROGFRS A PRO '5 Silver TUtud Ware Co. : I
j Alto, 1 i
CLOCKS an<] WATCHES
4of the latest American and European Manufacture. 1
•uetoewvk, lb* f
JDartifoart SJry 6 nobs.
"'oC s?mi ~lls ITcoT
Corner Tioga and Warrgn Street?,
TU NKIIANN'OCK, I'ENN' A.
„• X
V : . . *'*
j Are now opening a largo stecko
IrZCLITCITTV^X-O,
sub ns
.IBOTJ, STEEL & *MILS,
Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, Var
nishes, Turpentine, Benzine, Nail
Rods, Building Hardware, Meclmn
! ics Tools, Wooden Ware, Brushes of
•til kinds, Cutlery, Shovels, St ives,
i Lamps, Lanterns, Oil Cloth, Kosiri,
I Hones, aiso Hatchets, wrenches &c.
i 1 '
HARNESS MAKERS HARDWARE,
| Buckles, JapannH Buckles, Sliver plated
I r.itts < f every kind, Karnes, Iron Pad
! frees, Saddle Toe-, Gig Tree", Girth
j Web, worsted a'<l Cotton, Thread, Silk
i Awl-., arid ne-die-, Halter Chains, Trace
| < hains, vAc. kc.
PAINTS AND OILS:
SPERM, AND LUBRICATING OILS
ALSO
| CROCKERY,
CLASS.
WOODEN AND
WILLOW \V ARE
WINDOW and PICTURE frames,
GLASS OF ALL KINDS.
Wails an 1 Iland-Rakes at
wholesale and retail.
All of which have been
SELECTED V. Hi! GREAT CARE.
| and expressly for this market, and
all they ask is an examination ot the
goods to satisfy all of the truth of
what wo say. Remember the place.
BOSS. MILLS Ai Co.
Tunk. T\s. May 2'.lih, 18G7.
! NOW OPENED,
BY
VTI. X 3. XH OTT.
THE CORNER STORE,
1 FORMERLY OCCI'I'IKD
L\ liENKY STARK.
ITf TUM KHATTTfCCII, PA.
A NEW STOt'K
A -N E W >] • 'CK
A NEW ST"< K
A NEW STOCK
OF
SPRTNO ANT> SEMMF.R OOODi
SPRING AND SI MMER OOODB
SI'R tNO AN D SFMM ER GOOD 3
SPRING AND SIMMER HOODS
consi.oing of
ci r-i-iine of
consisting of
COUalstlUg ot
DRY GOODS
DRY (JootS
DRY GOODS
DliY OOOD3
DRF J s noons
DDK. >S GOODS
DKfc-. GOODS
DKE.-S GOODS
OROCERTEs
i;i:m ekies
GRIM KKIKS
GROCERIES
PAINTS AND OILS
PAIMS AND OILS
' PAINTS AND OILS
* PAINTS AND OILS
HATS AND CAPS
HATS AND CAPS
HATS' AND CAPS
lIATS AND CAPS
CARPETING
CAHPKITNG
CARPETING
CAR PEIING
4
&c„ ifcc, Ac,
See., Ac., At;.,
Ac., Ac., Ac.,
Ac., Ac., Ac.,
In large qnantitie? anii at reduced prices.
A. B. MOTT.
Tunk. May 1 ft. 'G6—vf.i:.'.B
AGENTS WANTED.
For the Stan larl and O'.ti jal Lives of SKYMOPR
and Bi..vtn. A honk fur every library and a work
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LMIED STATES PUBLISATNO CO.,
411 iiiIOOME STREET,
Yew i'ork.
, fjritgs A: .clfijifiufs.
S' H £ EAGLE
j" ' -
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jlDarus-rr 3 "OZ*O
TUNKII \NNOCJK.
LYMAKJTWELLS.
Dr Lvmnn respectfully anuonnce? that he has
taken Dr. K IE Well* a s a partner in the
, DRUG BUSINESS,
and that they will continue to keep
'! A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT,
' In their tine, at the old Stan lofJ. W. Lyman
.t Co,, on T .en St.
|- We cannot enumerate articles, but it is our intcc
tion t i present a
WELL SELECTED AND RELI \RI.E STOCK
adapt-d to this market, and meriting the alien
tion of all who di-iro
MEDICINES,
PERFUMERY,
PAINTS,
* DYE STUFFS,
1 Ac Kc. Ac.,
1 A ratf s a.* Iw c:in |> Wy bp afforcV J.
J{ —All |r fcMv.nil 'H" pr tnjr!y aftenJH.
Prr#**rip'inn* rr'tully prfpnrtsi, At All ti intr.-. by
ne of the bocturs.
J W. LYMAN, M, D. F H. WELLS, M. D
• t6n396u).
IN. J, W. RflO\lW
, 'Z>ltrc A.X'/J >'A A'//: "J}' •>' OZ.'A\
' .
Toe ia. • • Do- - -re in
TUMvII A \ SiH li.
NEW GoiilK HR KVK'r: Y ('•''DY !!!
PRICES li EDUCED.
now inn Ti'ai; TO HI;Y :
i Just rettiv*-'! t. 1 ♦ - > .♦<. • ! t .fj fi <i Stock of
XE W G V 01) E ,
iutludir.g
I KIT",
P A I NTS,
VAKNI- i! E S ,
DYE S 'I ( I F 9 .
BLUSHES OF AT L
1> E s 0 RIP T I 0 N S,
I 3 oc k c { fi o<>k s,
ir.AIXI TtJTNT O 3. ,
H AIR D i E-,
Si i :' I VCj AMitß"- lA,
•Ipm 'I D l's,
HAIR "lE',
I-iiMADE* A ' KRFFMERIKS,
1 .AN' -v- !! N -
t n '. t t: c r m s K i; v.
<1 \ D'' E! r - Ti'H.Ai
UaV v A I'lilAßL (KE \E.)
A D' 'Mi N AI. St i'P'ißi E:;-. ;-HDt L-
D> R t :A' - 'si- -- A . Jr., A
ALL TH: PCFLLAK FAT:M MEDICINIS LF THE DAY
And in fiiut t'vcrv article
bcl • filing to a
FI EST L \ SS DRUG STORE
PIIYsIOI VN'S' PRKSROIPTIONi efuliy
eompouuitd at all h urs of. and
night.
Don't f irgt to call at
I ML. It IiOA I>V DRUG STORE.
vfin.u'f. T jnkhannni-k.Pa.
Ijilllnijn & i]h;!!ipfi
Kcofi mi baud and at all times, a
full stock of
DrtTT GOOD 3
AND
n ri A D T ? Q 'j
tf ai 1/ a> L A j4- o f
Boots *fc Shof.s, of Elmira manurture.
" " I>iti'_j'mton " .
" " City "
WOOD,
WILLOW,
TIN,
cTONE,
GLASS and CROCKERY
Asliton and Bbl. SALT,
DRIED FRUITS, pf all kinds
Flour Feed, 3leal &. llraii.
PORK, HAM and FISII.
Farming Utensils, &c., A*c.
We take in exclian<;e, all kinds of
Grain, ai the highest market prices,
Receive and forward of all
kinds fur up or down the river during
the season for shipping, and will keep
coal on band, in quantities to suit
purchasers, during the season ; will
be tonnd on Bridge Street, below
liuilbrd's Hotel, tHe sign in large
letters "Store."
We have good PRINTS at
12 1-2 cts. per yard, and all other
goods in proportion. Call and sec us
and you will he satisfied that it is not
the best place to buy where there is
the most blowing done. Our stock is
always ttil 1, as we receive goods every
[ day irom New \ ork, and are bound to
j sell as low as the lowest.
BILLINGS & PHILLIPS
! Tunklannoclc, May 27, 'tl7—u42 tt
I.ITDE Ti). MAIfRIAIiF,.
Young Mun s uui ic 11-ippy AI irringe .oi:.l Con
jngul rcliiiv. 'lh"huiuauv views of bene vol-n
--; I'hy-n inn-, mi the Errors nn l Abuse? in-i lcut to
■ Youth .11*1 I- irl. M >i:h ol. rent in so-ile 1 ! letter en
I v lopes, tree ot chorge. AJ.lress iIOWAKD AsSO
i CIATION, ISoi, i'. Fialaiielpbia, i'a,
v6031y.
JD.Utitaf,
•C. D- GEARHEA RT &C 0
j"T>.}
> ! r v, • • .. - . " % 1
I ; <: I •
.' J ,> y■ \ • ■ J
h s! - ■ i.: v....-;-
I
j, rj
Foundry, Machine,
AND
i
Stove Shop.
WAIIREN STREET,
TI'XKHANNOCK, PA.
>• |
i Having hail a life-lews experience as Fnuniry
' men and M whims!.-, an-l empb.ying none but sin
! i.es t workm-n the undersigned pledge thern-elve
-1 i;, e >ll week in ih-ir line iu a style not sur.
• na-ed by .u t : i.ilar i.=t; Ui.-Lnict in the couetrv- ;
* i
MILL GEARINGS
I j
raj 1(1 nr.'l !"::••• 1 up nn short notice, from patterns on
band ot all sixes,
PLOWS, CULTIVATORS S
an 1 otter Farming Implements.
:
I i
: ; —also—
i
i
! STOVES OF ALL KINDS.
!
Tin, Sheet-Iron, and
I
I
rrrvr t r>uvtV * PIT
ii' 'LiiU i
r.A.M-r. •, zi.-i d, Jr., Jtc.
!
always on ha a; ur fat-' 1 - 1 Ito orler.
j
C I>. Gi: AIi!IART. & < O.
f Ttinkhannivk, April tilth, 1 7 vtii )-:f.
Hardware and Iron.
! I
| ;
: X - f. '■ - 4 5"' iy 'j"'
t rrz rwjmf ~-r v -*v:. y* ■' f
k" * •i j i
if Vd * * t " • j |j
iWm ■ v 'i la
i .*
' 11 UN T BROTII Eli S .
XOW OF : ' It
I IRON. STEEL. NAILS AND SPIKES. MINE I
RAIL, RAILROAD SPIKES, ANVILS,
BELLOWS, PLAIN A CONVEX 1
JIORsE-SJIGEs. HAM
MERED HORSE
NAILS
WROUGHT IRON,
BUILBEBS' lillTlll!
CARPEN
TEES' TOOLS,
(ALL WARRANTED.)
urns, SPOKES, FELLOES SE AT
| SPINDLES.CARRI AOK SPKINO.S, AXLSS. j
PIPE RONES, SI'KING STEEL,
ROTTS. NI TS. WASH
ERS BELTING,
PACK I NO
GRIND STONES;
PLASTER 7
PARIS. CEMENT,
HAIR, SHOVELS, WHITE LEAD
. | FRENCH WINDOW
GLASS. Ac .Ac.,
li ALSO SASH,
DOORS AND BLINDS
ON H AND IN ASSORTMENT
AND M \\T FACTE RED TO ORDER
LEATHER ASH EINDINGS
FAlA'BAK'ft SALBB,
j en-ntn* -lurch 25. I?f>3. vln33
■ | VVM. MACK ft SOB
\'OW take pleasure iu informing the public that
they have opened their
Carriagc 31 anufac 1 ory
s ; IN
TEN KII AS SOCK,
j And are
read j
to fill
i'' ORDERS.
j NONE RET
First-Class Mechanics
EMPLOYED
REPAIRING
done promptly and well,
Tackbotm* k, Munch M> LAitxL
rnz W9&JU)'. ori-.T RI.MI&T ro*
Scrofula in.i ScrofulJU3 DD-raxo*,
From J.'ia-rg l'A< . n ■ v<-r „■ ,i „r r m
fk rti, W , ..
" I have fold It". . i-n ' ' • aer 1 ,
itii.T.A, !mt never vet one IxKtle wrhl it faib-i of tu
| <it llffd effect and lull rati iactiun toilw,
it. A.Cut M our •• ■; I ■ try It,fin v■r< tl gj
j iMMWtUwufa u h forciaoui i nan
Er:ptior, V 9 ImBI tcha#, Pu tulen, d,
cers. Sores,; ■ i :.U - ■ ot .' }i .
Frr." l l: r. BoM. s:r. Urnit, Brl ft r '
"I :• , yd o toy the j...
laid my t. timoi yto tl tyou pal IDI " gj
di in it virtu- ; '' ir - 1 : - i i: 1 i >T,
tr, agi-1 • u. ;..••! -i i
ey-, rid in ir f'-.r y. ;r-. .vtii. !i w wi i...
j euro until trinl your Sa. ;
been well for wimo mouth.."
I From Mra. ./nor /li- r. n v-"U hioirn an,l 7r.
| fitermull-t'ly of f>nm< •rl/ir, f'aj/e M-if/ (' >./
SlrtegUwlm itdfitred fern year port
I rer'T'il" i- • rutrtioo, wlii 'i w.ik v-iy lr-i
Nothing afbraed any relief unt.l we t- >
! SAn-iAPAi:iLL.A, whien iW:i ttnnpb'U-Iy cum. a,--"-
! From Charles P. Oage, V;. of Out toUHf U n
; Mirr nj <f < M tMufacturi rs of • j
i paj-rs in S'toihuo, V. //.
j "I hud bir nerernl years a very troohW,
1 Ifimor in my fair-, whii ii '/rc -v . -tmitlv i
jltitit it dWR/nred my fratnri i and same an top*,
cratil- a!Hi ti 'i. I tri- d al'-i"d <vi rv thin-a m .5
; amid of bath ad* ■ a -i" I wine, !-ii wit ho t■, .
i wlfc-f wtoti tei, antil I took > .ur kUAhtii u
It inline liutr ly made my t iv y 11 , ...j
! it mi.'ht for a timej but in a few wei I the at*
akin begad to form add r the Mot shea, - j
tinued rati! my face as -m tli -.t ■ 1
and I nrn >■ vi: i-i it iny .it " ■fll • •
I know of. I enjoy pot ct hi Uth, and . .
doubt owe it to j us -\..-\i m. 1 : i t.'
Erysipelia —Geueral B'tbilily —Punf7 t v ?
Blood.
From Dr. 11 ' ' So .', /-' - -ton S f .y, ■)" -y
'• Dk. a vi- k. (.dud m fiiH to retnovi / •,
an 1 S a M as So*** by the perri eriagu i fj
fiiii-ui:." i.a, and I have jtit t now cured an tta-k
ot Mi: ,ta U i ri, ip • '-.:: i it. No alterative *a
poeu— • )uais the StKSAPAP.nja you bare -ip.
pllvii to the peoA aahm a. wed aa to tie t- ,
From /. /■:../■ , JUq* fFakema*, Okio.
•|ir twelve ytwv, I had the yellow Erynipelai
| on niv rigtit arm,daring wi.i.-l. tua i tra i alltto
tl, !,rat p.,/-,"t m- I i -iM r- i- !i, and tn-.k I- 3.
dreds of dulUm worth of mode in- -. Tl u!
v .-p- -o b rl that the conl. bei .une vi-il .••. hi.-! th
do-'.irr '!■ •: 1-1 tb.it niv ~rm rnu-t U.- ;;ti-;i:.t •- i. j
Wail taking your Saeaacaiuita. two t-it
tiea, and eorae of 'yoor. Pit J_%. T< the r tiiey htta
: cur—i me. lam an# an ami <■ --! >■> r y bi.iy.
If. in.' in a publi •piti ,my 0.1 - . known t-i , : 7
boilv in thi* comiuun ty, nnit (v- the won Kr tf
| all-'*
}'r--r\ //■ 11. //rnry * r i.ro. M. /'. P, of \ r,-"
( . it"., aic ' i:temijer of t' ' -I-ivii-ri
mrnt.
! "1 l ave nwl rour SAttaAVAStr t.a tn my fan. 'r,
for general MBit*, and for purifying (\ bh*4
with very bench saw reealfa, aad feel aanlilmrn k
CotuiuCU'L'Jg it to the affli- ted."
St. Anthoriy'ti Fire, Bote, Salt Eheuss,
Scald Head, Bore Eyes.
From Zl-trr-ii dirtier, /•/., tht nt-ie *4it rofl h
TnnkluMPot k Umocruti ftaaqteaiii.
" .: r 01.iv (hitd. ah out thfte y, ari* oi a.'-.
an ■ -••! bv pimph aon Ma iorehead- Tbei rapidly
■pread tn til tiiey formed iostbaone and at
F.ir,. *liu !i i' -'- -1 1 l-i- fn . ..r.'i mixu illy t- i
ii- t • :ore d ;>•.. A ekiiihl phyai- ,n appli-I
nitrnte ot rn- er and oil.* r r-i:teii* r, without m.t
1 a; j. r.t-t effect. For t.:i" :i d *• we guarded ha
bai.iir. k-t wkb t'.* tn be dm ~ p-r open ti -C
--tering an i corrupt wound wbi •* eovereo t... wboh
i Havii.v tried every dnay ebte w, had my
bope fttasuwe begra y • ■- pour S.ih-vpa.;!'u,
aci appWtnj; the iodide of potash lotion, as yea
ciir. 1- The sore began to Ixail when w< Imd giraa
, (
theseeond. II ehitd's eyelunbea, whseh hait^cone
n. . 1 ' -. '1 in - it neiy. Kirhco-. j-ri
in..-, ti. ...'i inns! (in .
£un r.r.u Slcreuriai Disease.
r-" < t, rst Lo>,;,.
! •!.,: UP . .. - - .1 .I.X: : \ amors •! U J
r< • . h ,•!,i' 'r.* ( r xi
an ilornyjihiii ■ ti u *si> <w : •p wi p e***.
I . j-I ii ... -1 t'U jo-l I'jC tl'lL'i Ol I— s
best tiivdk-iii - iv-- -uii-."
| From .1..'. I ' '■M.P •on r nil. rut rtydcita#
r<m e, if.int.,who < u promi*nl mrnJ-rtf
the Lenin mitre if A', m ■ht
•-i .. A, ■ ... "Iv ■ .r ! inivr f""ii 1v vr
fiAHAAPAfiiU \ tl 1 r. nedy tor
i tn.il iu - ' -'.t* atl! it w< - ... ot sriuate to >■ id
to other t . - . . I <io twtkuow what weeanaa
ploy with nun -1 .:.-i sucoess, where a power
lill :.ll- lilii-. • IK' ,u lt#.. '
Ifr Ouu. S. I'an if* -. V • Brumfrici, A,
bad tin Ail c! -• .y the *.•
of :......... i-.- .■ 1 urUU wbi.-li grew mm
and m ire at 1 for >•• 111 .-pit- of huj
remedy or tn lukattt *•- fid be applied, nntil tn
: .a. -A, nniiLinlKi-.
1, t- .. i 1-- r- lav-tornt- ani
dint re .- l < '..is, mil it took several iL.tk
bo .. ■1 j - r. lili,l.
I,c ■: - iii a, V7 : :it--, Famnio wcaknws,
ar- r....- prothi wd !•/ intemat Stri jfh ma ' -
rr,-.,;. . -. -i i-jr--.l by tie -i- r. r:e
i-.; -, ... this .-1! v- 1..11.\. Somecaaesreq itn
how - r, in aid, of the S iksa?akilla, ti. stil w
ap .... 1 ut' 1 i. it n m. 'ii. .
J a the .-■!! •' • •-■ 1 and anitefp-oeleArtiltd At
I ha-. v ■ - 11. it -1:,: •. (tn- - " li-ni
■ .. A! -. , -- ft
1. I . r, - . I it- ri 1 i . r • nnrl
Jo ... arising from the arrofatoiis diathem,
li,, ( t. J. k;:-I : re -in* f-v till • o a.-t.
v.: ;. . - ■ Jr- . 1 riy... ivii by I, ■ .
.1 I. y, Raw ing to ail- to the ptMicttiti n <-/to
nnnir. irr.t- -:
a Mv daughter and myw If have been eared of a
very debil taking bHuei ibcse of loiu at an iy
two boitit s of your Sak-avauili a."
Rheumatism, Oout, Liver Complaint. Dya
popsia, Heart Disenso, Neural (T.a,
when iwn-ed I v o,in the aysteu, are r--.j(-oI
cured by tuls J.a i. S.\Uv Vl'AIIILllk.
AVER'S
CATHARTIC TILTS
pn-st - so ninny ji-lvantagea over the "tint
purgative-in the market, ami their superior
viittti s are so tmivers: ily known, that we need
n 1 tli public their
quality U ni.'.intainei! < qtu.l to the best it ever
has i-i en. Una tl tit they may he depended .1
' to do all timl they have ever done.
I'repur t ty j. E. AYEK, M. D., A Co,
i I.uwv IJ, Ala ■ i., and sold by
For sa! • T v -i
• .1 n. Ma-h
-•tevi-n- A Ae -y, I. —v* if*. Fu.ir, D.-nn &
I' ll lory Vi. .e. at i all Dteg-J.-ti and Dev'.MS ic nri
; 11 mw, everywhere.
Yor CAN BEY YOER
BOOTS & SHOES
1 T' 3 C'fci t"A V "v-r.vkT
. 1
I.N TESKUANXOCK,
Cheaper an I l etter than any : 1- e - > Bost.R-
None but the best workmen employed,
:u:
SAVE THE EXPENSE
' Of a mtin -it a large sa'arv. with n h ire t> hi'
aruJii t in I drum I ira ,-i yj •' her, by bay
ing your 1! i"ts an i Shuof
EASTMAN BROS.,
I who can sell you of, every style, at w!.
re'ail,.
35 per cent. Clieapci
And better than an- nth r j I ire. We have all of the
111 lIMS MIHI
H'r will have evc y Bi, t-i un F 'Wt 1 by Land, * s -
Warrant every sti' h -
Pir IJ'arranf 1 a X<-r P.i : ~ o~ rr i'
liefunded.
Tl -re will al--a be kept in eonnei C n a El "U "
I'El'ALf MENT, where particul ir ntteatiou will •*
paid to
SEWED rRENCII CAI.F;
i and we expect to give pericct sattsfactii u in stook
ami fit or no sale.
RETAIL PRICES,
i M-u's limn', k Km (Id i.;.li Le_-) i Sale, "
, M ouieu s !l:gh Slmus, (11 ml .Male,) Call; "
i Call Boot. (Hand Si ted.) - - *
Oak a quarter 1 >1! ir evtrt Other goals in T 1
tion Please en! 1 a 1 examine oar g" "h
and satisfy yi utse as. No trouble to
show anvthiu ■ n the 11 -t
Shoe or Gaiter line.
I KA-i'MA-N-BOS
Tuuknaoek, Ap *o?. 1;