/armor's Department.
J.From the Dollar Xcw^iapcr.J
Manures.
Farm-yard manure is generally made up of
the solid and liquid excrement of animals,
some in a state of decomposition, and the re
mainder fresh and unchanged. There exists J
a great difference of opinion as to whether it
is most advantageous to use long, or fresh ma
nures, rather than that which is completely
rotted. The difficulty is capable of adjust
ment. If the intention be onlv to benefit the
immediately succeeding crop, the manure should
be completely rotted ; but long manure, if
ploughed in and covered, is more beneficial to
f iture crops ; it is ranch preferred for potatoes
for rotten manures make them watery and
worm-eaten. If the object be to furnish the
greatest amount of organic matter to the soil,
the soouer the application is made the better.
On compact clays the mixture of straw aud
corse manure is beneficial, rendering them
]<<ose ami light, while the products of decora
j < virion are more completely retained than in
H looser soil. Coarse manure makes loose j
soils looser and loses more of its elements iu
decomposing; for this reason compact, fer
mented manures are best on such soils. For
crops which grow rapiplv and mature in a
short time, well fermented manures and fine
composts arc more immediately felt ; turnips,
buckwheat, clover, and many garden vegeta
bles, might almost mature before clecomposi
tion would be sufficiently advanced in uew and
coarse manures do to them any benefit. When
i: is dc>!red to force or quicken a crop, a well
fermented or fine heating manure should be
used, as rich compost, bone-dust, or manure of
horse and sheep. The straw of wheat, oats,
ike., contains a mixture of saline substances,
which is exceedingly valuable as immures to
almost every crop ; the same is true of their
chaff It is more economical generally to rot
the straw and chaff in the barn-yard, instead
of diss'p itlug all their volatile matter in the
air ; when buried dry they decompose slowly,
and produce a less sensible effect on the suc
ceeding crop. During fcrmeutatiou an una
voidable loss of organic and of saline matter
takes place It is, therefore, theoretically
true of dry as well -a.- of green vegetable mat
ter. that it will add most to the soil if plough
ed in previous to fermeutation. Vet this is
not the only consideration for practical man ;
instead of a slow and prolonged action on his
crops, he may require an immediate and pow
erful one for a siiortcr time, and to obtain
this, may be justified in fermenting his straw
with the certainty even of a loss. Thus the
dispute about the application of long or short
manures becomes altogether one of expedien
cy ami practical Economy. Chaff partakes of
the nature of straw, but decomposes even more
slowly when buried dry. It is also difficult to
ferment even when mixed with liquid mauure.
The main general difference between vegtable
mauure of the same kind, cut at the same age,
and applied in a green or dry state is this; —
the former decomposes more rapidly, and
therefore acts more speedily ; the total effect
in either case will probably be very near the
same. But if the vegetable matter had been
cut at a more advanced stage. or been expos
ed to the weather while drying, it will no lun
ger exhibit the same efficacy. A ton of dry
straw cut green will be much richer than if
cut ripe and dry ; not only because the green
plant contains the materials from which the
grain is afterwards formed, but because as the
plant ripened it restored to the earth a portion
of the saline matters it originally extracted.—
After it is cut, every .-.bower that falls on it
washes out a portion of the salt contained in
its pores.— See Scientific Agriculture by Ro
gers : John- urn and Brown's Fit Id Book.
A!! those troublesome pests, the rob
bers of our fields, should be cut down in their
greatest vigor and laid in the lxirn-vp.nl or
pig-sty to decay ; they are rich iu fertilizing
salts, and whenever and however applied, are
valuable as manure. It almost suqiasses our
calculation to estimate the damage done to
crops by weeds, and the consequent advanta
ges of destroying them in their bloom : almost
every species produces millions of seeds which
are wafted to far distant spots ; they shade
and occupy the soil, and by their superior vi
gor drain out the sustenance prepared for more
delicate plants, and at las? smother them.
The remaius of plants with the excrement
and carcases of animals, if returned to the
earth before decomposition ; must contain all
the mineral, organic and gaseous niuters
which the animals derive from their food, or
the plants from the soil T'e l solid matter*
iu .-t ai. pass through the pr-aess of decompc
sltion, before they assume their original, gase
ous or earthly forms, and become food for
plants. The science of manuring consists iu
applying to the soil tliose elements which have
been taken up by growing crops : the richest
manures may be applied to a failing soil, aud
if they lack the particular elements which the
crop require, a.! which the so:! does no: cou
tuia, the field grows barren. Farm-vard ma
•mffttbafelj contaias the greatest Mater
of elements uee ssarv to fertility, but for their
fad dtnlqwul particular i lan's re prnespe
c..d manures.
Manures operate beneficially in various
ways : Fi -t —by serving in some instances
as : ►>l,ter plants. Seooed—By caeks cbe
aaiael changes in the sod by which other Mb
stances are prepared to be taken no as food.
Tliird—By neutralizing noxious substauees iu
the soil, v% iieh prevent the growth of crops
I ourtb— By their bulk and text ore they change
the aicchauical jwoperties of sois.
Tuk Coax O ro.—The com crop has seve
ral formidable enemies to wntead with, and
among them is the grub. which sometimes de
stroys who. .• fields, and frequently damages
the crop seriously. One of the best and most
judicious remedies—perhaps the very best ever
> ingested—is the application u f alt as soon
as the plant makes its sppaarance above
ground. Take one put common salt ami 3
ports piaster of gypsum, and apply about a
tub teaspoon: u. e• vi each hlit, a;:.i it will
be found to be a sure pro: evtioo. The mix
ture should not come iu contact wi:h the
sprouts, as it may destroy them. Tuis meth
od Las been tr ed over a .1 over again bv s. :r.e
of the best farmers of Fenr.-yivania, Dela
ware and Jersey, and when properly applied.
: : ver i_;.;•. to be pertixtly successf-i.—
W- hope our farmers, w ho have reason to fear
tl.e depredations of :Le grub, this season, will
try mixture, leaving a few alternate row-;
c-f com w :hout the sal:, aa-4 comniaakate the
result to us,
feiT* A va-act wind invites dangerous in
— ■ - ~*.< . man : . * - ".ic * > vs" ]*r
to et. tr, a>.d i va"* ap tneir aix:e
Unsiitcs Carbs.
ril F. MA DILL, M. D., PU VSIC IAX
L • .-1 XI) SURGEON— Office at his residence in
U'yiox, Fa. J'dy 3*. IS.">3. —tini
DID JOHN MTNTOSH. SURGEON
DENTIST, HAS RETURXF.D. Office next door
in Me nuir'-store, ind over Alexander's t'lotliinpr Store,
Main street. Towaiida. Fcbrnary 21, 1-S.SS.
| A .M KS MA OF AULA NE, A TTORNE Y
*) AT /. T ll', TOWANM, PA. Ocrnpws theOffloe, HI
;ho I'nion Block. formerly owned hy John C. Adams E>r;-
f !le will attend to procuring Bounty land Warrants
mil Pensions. March 22, 1555.
H..?. MAHIM. P. D. MORROW.
M V DILL & MORROW, A TTORNE YS
A.XI) COUNSELLORS AT LAW,— Office
•ver Mercnr's Store. Tovranda, Fa.
Towaiids, April 2. If. n-41-tf
DR. K. II MA SO X PI IYSICIA X AND
SI RfiEOX, ofjei.- his |>roff.i mal services to the
people of Towanda and vicinity. Office at his residence
un Fine street, where he can always he found when not
professionally enjrajred.
KHCf C. ADAMS PA. OVERTOM.
\ DAMS k OVERTON, ATTORNEYS
g~\_ AT I. A If. Office in the room formerly occupied
by t'if.>rpe Sanderson, over Burton Kuigabery'sstore.
To wan da. May 2>, IS.
CURVEYIXG.—JAMES A.PAINE,Sur-
UA veyor for Bradford County, i* prepared to attend to
thef&hove business in all its branches. His office i at
Towanda. All letters addressed to him 'at this place
will meet with prompt attention.
April 4,18.54.
GEORGE H. WOOP'
Pasnrrrenn & Glass Picture Gallery,
TX I'ATTON' S XEW BI.CM'K, Corner of Main and
Bridge -Vs., T'> wan da. Pa., is the place to pet GLASS
PICTURE?. (usually .ailed Ambnitypes.) They are far
•inperior to nil other kinds of pictures. Having no tvflec
tv n. thev can lac Man in any position, and can he taken
in notch Vs.- time than Daguerreotypes, and equally well
iti cloudy as clear weather.
iiiiatures put into Lockets. Breast pins. Are., as
usual. Knouts open at all hours. Pictures put up on short
notice. Towanda. January 22. KVL
riR3ES! FIRE! FIRE!"
UNION INSURANCE CO.
L ATItE.XS. PA.
1! n. HORACE Wl I.I.ISTOX. President :
C. F. WELLES, Jr. Vice President and Treasurer;
J. K. (WXFIKLD, Secretary.
Bisurf of" fHrtctors —Hon. Horace Williston. Francis
Tyier. George A. Perkins. .1. T. D. Mjrer. C. N". Shipman.
(\ F. V.". lies. Jr.. J. K. Canfield. Athens; Hon. John lat
portc, Towanda ; Gen. Bradley Wakeman, I-aceyville ;
G. M. Hoileuhack. Wilkos lkirre ; Michael Meylert, La
parte. Pa.
P. O. MOODY, Agent for Bedford Count v. Address,
Waver'y, N*. Y.
COLLINS 8c POWELL
"ITTIULD respectfully inform their friends and the puV
\ \ li.- that thev have REMOVED their CLOTHING
A FFRXISHIXG"STORK to Villous Xew Brick Block.
Xo. and will lwli.tt jyt > w, ton ali who may give tbem
a call. Their stock consi-ts ~f
B'a k Broadcloth and Fancy Coats ;
Fancy Casssniere Coats, of ali colors ;
l'.ia k and Fancy ( 'as- iuere Pants ;
Bia k satin and Fancy Ye>ts ;
Marseilles Vests. White and Fancy ;
Marseille* and Linen Coats, ail kinds ;
Linen Parts. Shirt Collars, Cravats and Hose.
Hats, of ail kinds
Garments of all kinds m tde up to order, and warranted
t 1 tit -r no sale, Our stock comprises all kinds of givnls
aiiapted to men's wear, which we are bound to sell cheap
er than any other it in town or county.
CCTTIXG done to order as usual.
Towanda. June :>. Itst>
TOWANDA
TIMALS zwimin.
Tills school, nndor the dngt of the Misses KJSSOV,
is held in the Hf Building on Second street, wf-t
of the It ard H u>e.
The vho.l year will consist of four quarters, of eleven
we k ea. Flie summer vacation commencing in July,
and ending ia ScptcnP- -.
TKKMS. TEK QTAKTER :
First Cass —To include the elementary English i 4t .
l-ra i' lo ind the study of the Ijtin language. i* *
Srrortii Cass —To include the more h aimed -tu-j
dies of the Eiic!>h Branches. with Mathematics,s;> DC
and liie study of I.atin and French 1
7 si, ,/ Class —To include Mathematics, Mental i
and M rd Phih'-ophy. Rhetoric. Botany. 4c.. jl2 00
with lattin and French \
F.ich pupil v. iil Bring with her a desk and chair. There
will Be no extra charges whatever.
Musir. Instruction on the Piano, with nse of instru
ment will Be given by Miss Rebecca D. Hanson, at }lO
per qßarter.
The Winter Term commences MOXDAY. Xov. 2d.
I.ECTU RB- on Rhetoric. Moral and Intellectual Philo
sotihy. piid tiie higher branches ot English Composition,
will also be delivered once or twice in each week.
They t<eg ie3re to refer to the following named gentle
men : Rt. Rev. A lonzo Potter. Bishop of the Diocese of
Penn'a. Philadelphia : Bev. Dr. Maclean, President of the
College of Xew Jersey. Princeton.
Hon. David Wilmot, G. K. Mason. Esq.. C. L. W vurp
Esq.. Hn. Geohok samiermin, D. F. Bikstow . Esq.
Col. J. F. Means. Towanda.
Towcuda. Xovemßer 9. Is.VI.
m SUSQUEHANNA COLLEGIATE NSTITUTE,
TOIVAXDA, BRADFORD CO., PA.
ix?Tßt*noßS :
REV. SAMUEL F. COLT. Principal, Professor of Natu
ral. Mental and Moral S. ,ence : *
REV. James McWIIJ.IAM. A. M.. Professor of Ancient
languages and Belles litres :
CHARLES 11. COBURX. A. M.. Professor of Matbetoa
ti - ard Master • f Normal school :
E. ALBERT LI'DWIG. A. M.. PwShsornf Misiem Lan
guages. instrect.'r on the Piano and ia Drawing ;
Mr*. MARTHA A. DAYTOX. Preceptress;
Miss L. I. STRATToX. Assistant.
Ml G. LOCib.V JEXKS. Ass.-Luit OB PuaoaLd XV
lodcvn.
Mr. CAXFET.D DAYTOX. Steward.
*" The Spring Term commences on WFDXESDAY,
March Sttth ISSO aad will continue fourteea weeks.
EX MESSRS PER TERW :
Payable invariaßly in advance—Fuel and contingencies
all included :
Tuition ia the Fifth cU*.. (primary) per term ft
" Fourth,.. 6 ..
Third ... 7 ..
** Second g ..
" First 10
Put c*'.:".g scholarships are charged #1 per terra for
copf j - ' cents : (or i-istr meat oa which to take
hrse-i>. or for practice 5'JJ.x)
CXTKcs :
F-e- v German. Spanish or ltal in. ea h 5
" A •akcL itis tit other branches 7
Bw** 3
<*niament,i needlework and cmiy idery.each 3
Tuiti -n on Piin Forte with n-e of instrument. .. 1J ..
d> per quarter .*f 11 weeks 10 .
Oil jsa:r.t:rtg in per tena. > ..
do figures .. io .
Rr x rent f r 1. dger- 1 75
The l"dww< Issdtts W)Bted Board in the Institute.
under the ."are ef the Matron, at per week 2
Arrangrr. enU Vve Bisi made By whi h the male
pupils can find board ia pnrate familira, at j*r
week. 2 50
Washing. ;wr d<-xea 38
Fuel and light at the actual exjecse.
_ Pupils Ixeiriiog in the Ha 3. (who wit! v e exclusively
Females.) * ill '.rui-h their own Bed. bedding, towels, is.
and the talc silver at their option.
_Xo pupil taken ft ttwaa half a term. The bills for
the ten: rcasS uiid in advance : or one half thertsu" at
their cutraacv. ami the reraaini-ig half at the middle of the
term.
Pa j 's entering the Institute are pier red to th oWr
vaace of the Rsgi-iatioos, none will Be admitted . n
other term<
F.-iwccil cxcreistss are ar-anged withxit extra charge
• •' i "ipse qaali'yine themselves as teachers kt coebko
V ■ - : iv r of studies and tcxt b.s k- see iv.m-
Ur-. f r ihi- h sipß to C. 1- vr aKI, PresideoL
S. ".. >lt. sec. J. p. Most ant*. Trtasurer.
Manh I. Isi^.
•"* TONS >1 it AR>—Rr an. Rcfinexl. I\ w
' ' " ~*nnUted; MKFFCS.SVT3P.K
ar 1 J:'vi ■ fjee " ev_ rtl Ginger, spenu C*l ;V.
Rt. T -K. —L:t fa.; - b rtu—d var.ctT ctf Groceries. Lht
sle cSi32 -I J-VC-. " Ki'X'sv
OPICES, of fill kiads,hotfc while and ground
b. —M -tar IU. s a : vhite. whvie fiod Bvwuid. at
October 5. Fv>\
BtH)k and Periodical Agency.
MLALtiHLIN, Pfft OtSix Is' s.iia; ;
• -.. alt k 1- : r.vw .cg-i"*: - iltr L" uu. i'
R. I'li'aL#. t'ilVAr P. SLK ATteSs. Mies A v D I'HaSTs.
P: N sss and Fkawss FAVRV Esv v • -WWA . l.i ,-rvs . s~. v
C A Ac. sj wrppiv aB urdrrs for anrthtfig it Us*
al .e w "'a '. re:;: tress de-i al. h.
DRIED FKKF—AUO a r. v?r-.
sm-.-ied Tcmgraes. at * FOX S. I
JJliaceUa rons.
R M . AV KLi LES,
ATHENS, BRADFORD CO., PA.
Wholesale and retail dealer in
EMERY'S AND WHEtLER'S HORSE POWERS
THRESHERS Aim SEPETt ATORS,
ro.ns/.rA7i tresbers * wijswowebs,
Portable Saw-Mills, (.'lover Hullers and Feed Cutters,
Emery's Cider Mills, Apple Parers,
Clow's and Kelsey's and other Grain Cradles, Scythes,
and other Harvesting Tools.
Ketehum's and other Mowing and Reaping Machines.
Seymour's Grain Prills. Broad east Seed Sowers, Ac.
Manufacturer of
Peters 1 Celebrated FACT MILLS,
Which I am prepared to sell at either WHOLESALE OR
RETAIL, on very favorable terms.
These mills are warranted second to none in the United
States, for durability, efficiency and simplicity, and * ill
d in the best manner and rapidly, all kinds of chaffing
and cleaning all kinds of Grain. Grass S-cd. Ac.
Warranted to chaff tit for market, from 40 to 60
bushels of Wheat per hour. Orders solicited.
Novenlier I. Msi. U. M. WELLES.
Corn Shelters at Wholesale and Retail.
I AM prepared to sell as above, on very fa
vorable terms, the REST CORN" SHEI.LER3 ever
! sold in Bradford County.
Where two or more Corn Sht llcrs are wanted in one :
! neighborhood. 1 will deliver them at a small charge extra, j
i Price of Sheller, with single balance wheel, ? s ,M > j
do double do 850 j
Farmers are invited to examine them.
J Athens, Pa.. Nov. 1, 185$. R. M. WEI.LES.
THE ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATH,
DIRECT k TO & FRO ELECTRO MAGNETIC MACHINE.
JAMES HARRIS, ELKCTKKIAV. of Towanda. respect- ,
fully informs the public thai he has Litelv procured \
! front New York the celebrated Elcetro-i'hcmical Bath.
! which has proven to be one of the most important ami
' wonderful discoveries of the age. from its ability to extract
minerals from the human system.
Some eight years ago. a physician of Cincinnati disco
vered the process of extracting minerals fr en the l;<iy,
by galvanism ; more recently. M. Verges, of New York,
an clectro-irilder. having suffered fn:n the bit r-duel ion ol
! ttoisonoos minerals into his system in tiie prosecution of j
! his art, conceived the idea of removing them by the same j
| processes, he succeeded in doing so, and quickly recovered, j
; He then applied the same means to others similarly af- ,
i fected. with like results. His success exceeded his most
sangnine expectations, for not only did these Rath* remove
: mineral poisons. hut cured many diseases, some of which
! were the result of minerals, and some were not.
More recent experiments have fully confirmed the sin
gular power of this Rath to draw from the system all mi
nerals that may bo lodged therein, to the great detriment
of health. Ynrj oftaa peraMM are rfßtM by diseases
whi' h are beyond the comprehension of tin- most skilful
physicinns. ami which arc tiie eflbct of | .i-oiui;;* mine
ral- accumulating in the system fur years, taken in the i
shape of ealMKl, Send, Ac. Ac.
The following are some of thedi-e--* cured by these
baths: la-eumitis-n. Paralysis. I'.by. Paint-r's "h-j
Chronic l'l-ers. Gla.idulatr Swellings, s- r>'. !a, Uancer.
N'enralia in ail its form-, Salt Rheum and Hum <rs of all i
kinds.
He has also >. B. 'smith"-newlv invented DIRECT v N"T>
TO-AXD-FRO ELECTRO M.VGXKTIU MACHINE w; Mi i
i- a great improvement on the Magnetic ma bin.-* hereto
fore in Use. With the aid of tiie ilalli and Machine, w<
have at ci>mmand all the available medical efficiency of t
Electricity. The medical power of the Machine i- very !
great, in introducing medicines into the system through
j the pores of the skin—applying it dirt- tiy t- the part- af
i f-cted. wiii h givt an increase of mi-ibiuc'i power over j
| that : taking i: into the stomach,rendering >: partici iar
j iy cfficncieuis in all 1 cal di-.-a-es.
!I an now prepared to apply these Ruths, ami M-o the :
Machines, at tr.v ho'i-e in the -outh part ■: the lon-ugh j
of Towanda. or 1 wiii visit [wtiwU at a distance, who are j
I unable by rea-oii of disease to come to this place, at m .-
I derate prices.
I am also sole agent for Bradford ,'our.tv. f->r the aUive
i Machines. JAMES HARRIS.
I T > wa".la, TVccmher 2?. W. !
DRIED API'LKS—a few first rate onc-v
forjsa'.e at jlld fOXR*. j
L I QUOR STORE.
' FEI.TON would respectfully inform the
• public that he l bmt ready at hi* ■ - c 1 1 n r
. Hall A Russell's, south side of ;i:e pil -.; - to f .rn
j ish those wanting PI'UE LltjUoßS. e. ir'i aim everr
' thing ia that line. He ha- lately ir. i, lar -e add 'i-as i 1
j his stock, puis, basing of the !*•-: Impmtm, and in the :
original jiackage. He ha- on h.iud, and r .-.tie in an;,
quantity from a quart upward-
Bramt>i. —Sigr.t tte. C gr igc. • 1.l IhllUW, ar. d OtenL
Gi:i. —Swan, tun line, lid gefcrito
HTilfa) Scotch, Old Rce, Monotigaliela, aud Recti
fied.
Hlnr. —Current. Port, and Br->wn Sherry.
Fresh Carnpliene and Burning Eluiu kept constantly on ;
hand. Also ;j jer rent. Alcohol.
I Cleans <>f the lest brands. Jugs of all sizes: quart |
flasks, and a large quantity of empty IsarrcL-.
Binehamton Ale by the*gall-a • r barrel.
Those favoring me wth their patronage may V certain
that ail articles wiii be what they are represented.
X. R The j r-on who borrowed my " Wantage Rod" is
requested to return it.
Towanda. January l*. 1*56.
THE PEOPLE'S CLOTHING STORE !
13 GREAT BARGAINS! :56
M. ZL Solomon, Proprietor.
THI> extensive Ready-made Clothing Establishment,
situated in Mcreur'- Mack, Main strt•:. j ,-t la-en
! filed with a large assortment >;" SPRING Gl oTHIXG. !
The proprietor assures the public that Ire has the fit
and cheapest assortment ever offered in Towanda : and to
prove thi- fact he respectfully oaks the public to ci.il and
examine for tiiemselves.
Persons wishing good bargains and an elegant suit, or ;
any portion thereof, well made of substantial material— 1
Coat. Vest. Pantaloon*. Cravat. Collar-, and in fact every- ;
thing in the line, will do well to call. He is confide** he
can satisfy ail in price and quality.
Si" D .ri't forget the place—one door south of Mercur's
• store. Main-st. Towanda, March 3b. 1x56. j
BAKERY "& RESTAURANT.
O".v Id r X trth of ikt Ward If-usr.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
ar.d the public general!v that he has opened a BA- |
KERY VXP EATING SALMON', one door north of the
Ward Hoo.-e. where be intend ker-p c >n-tar.t!y on hand I
a fnG a— tin-.ut >f everything ia th-. li. -tich a- R-t jJ.
. Biscuit Rusk. Cracker-.* Jumbles, all ki-r-k-t i ke. Ac.
H- i:.g -stntrv'. the . --f m rs>t ■. -ed '• akcr. ar.d
ss:.: r. nfc W tla? Iw-t brands of Cuur, he fe*U concd-nt
of giving satisfaction to all who may favor hun witn tiK.r :
patronage.
Wod b: g and other parties furnished with whatever re
! qnireri. ua -:. it Mliee and at the most muni la rates.
| A nice ais- irtmerit •t CknlM, Nuts. IT nil*. In . li|U i
always • . i-id at the < -: to.
\ FRE>H OYSTERS r-.eiveil throe t.r.. - week !y .
i expres- and s id wholesale ar.d reu.i.
C-dfer served up at all h >s. Don't forget the
! f ia. e. -:e door r. rth f the Ward H.- cse.
niuij 12. Ixifi. H. A. BCRKAXK. 1
Map of Bradford Connty, Fa.,
F r im artmal mtkismramts/s and ftrrrvs under, di
reefu u cf G. .1/. 11 plans, C'trsi p i-g-i *ttr
end Swrrp.*-, Xo. 17 and ll> f AJittor sfrrrts
Philadelphia.
THK su'rvs. riher pr- se- to publish shortly, by scb
s-nplna. < prorict-d a -uffkaegU uamoer can be ob
tained * new ana complete Map - f the Cocuty : the sor
v'. • "• : ~ g~* and wiii be plotted "to a large '
-.-ai* :* - -w leariy and u_-LiiKtiy tin- j- "1 ; r ads.
; ehur es -ch • sg...ls-tilth iito; * .aty -vre>.
'-s-i - ' ii :.-.s. Ac., w.t-ii toe a-aa: t. '- gr . ■ f
■naMH, bills, r.verstneacw. Ac. The aoras- •< "pr— '
1-erty L ...k-r- geaentiiy (Cirrfuily lacl. Lag ail :i. -* :a
the maaif stitocrihtng ia adran.-e fir the Map) will also
he insert.-1 opr. site their l -uts :i the ma,-.
A sei-ATaW p.su ••( :l>e B•- >-gh j4 T.-r_..U ar.d ea- 'a
- s thr ..rtcst v_a.gr--. will - r i.is : , i -calv.
if >-± ea. ararea>et.t l ff.rr-i. The map wrll re
k.in-i-.Miw'y engraved aad orsamentallr n:::-r..d in the
Myfc of the Bust apprvred cuatjy map* sn Use ssu U
Ncw-Yort
Views of pnUk building* and privaV residences ea- 1
gravrd
fvet i.uV- be iir. :-e- y.,. ~ _ v t. l- - '.cd
.3 r iii delivrred to s>ii*cribers at s.\ t-er IT.
ROBERT PEAR - - ALL SMITH. Pntjt-tier.
Xi- IT A r. v st. Fhua.
ROUFRIES—CaII an ! spo ocr Bivwb,
.J(.V:-bed, U -ffie and Pi-lver-red Sarar* ; F".*e Y - " z
Hwii BL xT.ao—warranted a— •e- * ir >. - i
■Bfj nftmdtff—fcrwdt cheap by R EETCSUSY. |
0"U l UAir.S RUBBER OVERSHOES of
1 ' . - : HUMPHREY'S
fnisccllancons.
¥7, ©TLMYTBIEimiLOT,
CLOCK & WATCH bepatrer—The
undersigned t constantly recetvinjr from New-York
bv Express, new additions to bis St k of Watches. Clocks,
Jewelry, Silver ware, and Fancy Goods, comprising in
part—Gold and Silver I-ever, I.'Epine and Plain Watches,
with a full and complete assortment of Fine Gold Jewelry,
such as Gold chains. 1/s kets, Br.o elets, Gobi Pens, Keys,
Breast-i'ins, Ear-Rings. Finger-Rings, etc. etc. a
large variety of Silver warc.-nch as Table and Tea Sjsxms,
I Cream sjhkuis. Butter knives, Salt spoons. Spectacles, to
gether with an exten.-ive as'sortment of Plated Ware—AH
of which will le sold very b>w for CASH.
CLOCKS. — A large assortment Clocks just received, of
all descriptions, ranging in prices from 7."> cents to Fifty
Dollars.
Uy . Watches repaired on short notice, and waKRANTEO
to run well. Also, all kinds Clocks repaired.
W. A. ('. would i>eg leave to say. that he is prepared to
execute the mist difficult Jo! s. such as can lie done at no
other Shop short of New-York city.
W. A. CHAM BERLIN.
Towanda, February 1. IsVL
f OOKINCf GLASS PLATES CUT AND
A. A fitted for any size, to be hud at the .'ewelrv Store of
Feb. i. 1855. W. A. CH AM BERLIN.
JEWELRY! JEWELRY! JEWELRY!
A. 2kS. Warner's
Xeir ij- Spirit 11 id Jnrr/rtf S/ore, one door north
of Potions Dm? Store,
e—, HAS jut iieen openetl with the largest and
| VI most clioii-e stink of FASHIONABLE
Q/JEWEI.RY everoffered to a discriminating
EC—J Af public. Indeed, he can safely -ay that with
MxLr l ' ,e °l ,et, ' n Jt his new store has !>een in
rated a new era in the Jewelry line,
inasmuch as along with the choice and elegant a—>rtinent
! he gives the most reliable assurance of an almost incredi
j ble reduction in prices : the rich and tasteful articles hav
j ing leen all lsuight with ready cash.
| A. M. W„ when lie reflects how, for the past years .with
a f.u le— attractive stix k. he has enjoyed so large a share
| of public patronage, flutters himself that the immen-e in
. crease of Goods he now offers, which have Us-n bought so
j much more advantageously, will enable him to increase
the generous confidence which L.is hirherto lieen voucli
! safedtohim. He therefore solicits a cotitinuain eof the
favor of bis old custoineis. and inv tes the public gencral
! lv to come and see the fa-hion-.
i " *-THE WATCii REPAIRING DEPARTMENT will
' continue to lie distinguished by the skill and bi—fa! h
which h.i- heretofore enabled it to enjoy the enviable rep
• utatiou of being the iU"-t reii.itile iu low a.
Towanda. September 24. ho.
TOWANDA CABINET WAREHOUSE
CHESTER WELLS would
! rc-pe f'lllv inform hi- friend- and the
i W —>3pui>!:<- that he is now receiving at his old
stand one do.tr n-.rth of Liporte. Mason A t'o.'s itaiiking
j house, a large and extensive assortment of
Sofas, Mahogany Chairs, of various patterns,
Rosewood and Mahogany Side and Centre Tables,
Dining.Tea and Pembroke Table-. Stands of every
kind. ('ane. Flag and W,ai -eat ('hairs, high
Chair*. Children's Ko ker*. Be.l-te-.id-,
Bureaus. laumges. Gi't and Rose
woo.l Pb ture Frames. Ir>n Hat
St.i"i\-. Corner tnd -ide do.
of w. lnut a .d nuh r.iti v ; Cradles, Ct iba, Wardroljes,
- Cup", snls. I.ookine glasses. See.
1 ;•( OKFINS.ot every -i/e and quality, and will at
te.ud on a'.. 'Kia-btns when required.
Tite puidic are invited to examine niya**nrtment before
1 pnrclw-ing . i- where, a* 1 w!!I--il cheaper than any other
■ estaidi-hment in Northern Pennsylvania,
j Tow*n'la, Auga.-t ls.v>.
TEE OLD STAND
STILL l.\ OPERATION!
1^— 1-~ " 1 "■ THE -nis!-ri'ier would annonn- e
the ptO-lie that he ha.- now on
hand, anu will Make t-> order all
p-; ; rkind- of CABINET P'CP.NITt lIE,
jy | -
f"n ' *"" f^r
" a ("s.ersand Be<L-t- 01--*fevery
de-Tint: n. which are. ami wiii i-c mad.- <f the best i:;a-
I terial ami woi kmaniike maiim-r, and which t!w-v will si T
for cash cheaper than can Ur bought ia any other Ware
i room ir. tire country.
READY-M ADE t <IFFIXS. on hand <.n the most rea
soual ic urais. A good 11EAK.-E aiil fie furnished on
j Faueml a- : JaM ES M ACKIXSuN.
ioaazida, January 1. bVii.
s BOOTS AND SHOES.
John W. Wilcox,
HAS located hi- e-tabli-hment <>u M ::n Strett. on do t
North of tt> •• Ward Hon-e." and will continue the
m.mufa. ten .f BOi its a sn< (ES, a* kenMhm
i He has just received from X w-York a Urge a—irtmr nt
of Woman.-' Childrens' and .Mms' Shoes, which are uffer
e-1 at h.w pake*. The attention mt the lauli.- i- naitil ■
lariy dirt* >! t • hi- a—>rtment. vnipri-ing the ft lluwing
new sti,e-: —Enanieiie.) Jenny Lind gaiter V>o.;ts: .10.
-b -r* : i-la.-k ia-tiog and .-iit: gaiter : walking -hoes. )ui>-
kir.-.,V- . NL—cs'
| A U'-ge variety of Chiidretis' fanev garters, in. t- A -boes
I of ah kind-.
• For the Gentlemen, .o'me-t every -tyle of gaiters and
i -h'Tl is st-s k has ts \ □ personally -. It- 1.-I m irfi cart.
; and be Isfiieves he can offer superior arti-.lesat reasonable
prices.
I * The -tri' te-t atter.tr :i p.i lto M tvrr vi TI grsr..
and be h- re- by doing m.tk well t - uicrit a continuance
of the Ifis-nd iwitroaage he has hiiiicr-i received.
Towanda. Feb. I. l->5.
Cheap Bout. Shoe and Leather Store.
T I>. HUMPHREY is jn-t
(I • mo - M '-
EL.
-t.k of BiMtTS. SHOES A FIXF'IXGs.
(mm New York, which with a eoc-tant nioplv of
HOME MAXCFACTCRED WORK. SO! F A UPPER
LEATHER. FREM H AND AMERICAN
CALF -KINS. moRI'M OV Ae.
he i- -I-- run-1- 1! at siaa'l tr> 'it-. Feeling gmt- fnl for
pa-t uvi r-, he to merit a e- ntinuaiice of i .blk ia
--| tronag*.
' M'r.ntrt ll'ort aiul Rrpirrin* -lone on short no
tice. CASH traid f-r Hides and skius.
j Towanda. June 14. 1-Ai.
New Boot and Shoe Manufactory.
r 1 RANK HOFFMAN wouSil resjxstfullv
iuf- rw the citizens of Towar.da. that he has cotn
, tn'ri'vl the 800 7 4* SD'.tE --v-ines- in the rovm over
J. t'ulp A (Y> -. -hop. near tiiv corner ~f Bridge -treet
He s ready at ail time- to do ail work in his ime in the
: Best manner—and will make Firte Sewed and Pegged
1 iiort-. - •e< ar. 1 t.alters in the- iate-t approved -trie, as
weli as coarse Wurh. Rxraixixc done in a superior mac
: ner.
He would respectfully solicit the patronage of the citi
zens of tnvs place,
aterit tiw ..- : . -* by u-ing the best stock, by carefai work
inau-hij.. ar.d by pun ti.j. :r.
■ Towainda. June I*. ISVS.
fcwaaw*. h. w. ivvu? r. n. coo*.
P W .Villous A Co.. DEALERS IX
11. HEAXY i- SHELF HARDWARE. No's. 1 A
J. Ws'er st. Ehnfra. X. Y.
• ... ; irge - ! *•-I g. -K-- erte-:-:v
st> and - r * * rtm- .:,ev
erv de-cripL si >f Hardware, wh Swe offer xi * J <we<4
cash twkes; camiigag of Mechanic s Tcb, Building Ma
iertais. Irn a-:i -: X-. - r..' - ka. Ropes and t -d
--; age. Paint*. Ou-and GUss. Miii ofevvry sjts ar.i
sha;-e. e : t},vr M: lay Gang .-r ''irruUr.
Ma. bine Be'liag. of ail width*, both of India R i"tber A
1 leather. GLa— at whidesaie. We ar* psspandto suiq .'v
Ifawh—U with GU-a. Nails, scythes. Forks. Ac., at Mas- '
ula.ti.rers prices. Tic. sheet iron, and Copper work -hi
hand or made to order.
l ORTK ACTOR > T< 'ilL-—itYrri:arrows, Antes* Sho
vels. Uli-s:ngppa .trr. Ac.
Agei l- for Rich A W . jer's Patent Sihman.Vr .Xafes, I
Fairtoi.k - Sralcs. and Welch A Griffith "a Cuts-1
lar saws.
- up to 80 :n--h. always on hand aad ssd at
Factory Prices. Parti uiar atwntioa paid to
mail- ' J
frill April T. D.. u-44-llm I
MARBLE ESTABLISHMENTJ
B\L['WIX A POLL FYS haviar rsirrHase.l t'-e marble '
factory of thi- * —.ge. the sapericten-ieta-e of
Hrr ry H v.-' -ri. ar* hai-py to aaasMnc* Umt the Marble
;-:-iaes Waveriy wiUcow hacondncted 6v them r
ar* c.xistactly receiring
Italian and Rutland Marble,
y M a ;stent*. Head >toees. T eob Talde*. Saad Tops.
*>;?'• if f - Haring sfremi tlse er iies wf
ft.H. IN * Lai> t? wfi takn Se xoKt ;
ArL-: ji :iae -sate they -ffcrs enparaib.-ied iaj-. taaent
te jcr- -as. wishiae ts. secure aay of the abm* a
iiti. •>-•* style and ueoatv.
WavertT. >■ W October 13. Ml
Fj*aTßA\. — Cixr.c to the eneiorare of t* ; '
J saher.ief. ia Sw.th T-wan da. abor,t the bra of Sew- i
4 *' :-i br. Xl-LE 11ED Ff. . , .. .
-''-"V.-" "7"'. I"'", .V",- 1.
Ort- ' . COKXELfUsSSoiS. '
\vn\l.
SOUTH END OF THE WARD HOUSE
Fronting the Public Frnare.
THE suWritier. thankful for the lilx-ral patronage of the pa.<t year, intend* to keep eon-tjnt'v or? Iran ! a <■■ ■
xnrtment of the very l<et article* usually kept in our line, which HK WII.I. dUpoae of on -si h term f-V "" V
isfaetory to all who may patronize him. The purchases are made entirely with <a-h in hand, and fr t!. < *}j '
customer* will receive the benefit of a good article at a low price. All articles shall aa.-wer our recotiinu n. ■ >
and are tramtnltd as represented.
Mfdical Advice gratoitonsljr giTen at the Office, eharsing tn!y for the Mrdicina
The stock eondtts of a complete and select assortment of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, AND GROCERIES,
Pure Wine k Liquors, for Medicinal nse, London Porlcr k Scotch Ale.
ALL IHE MOS POPULAR PA TEXT MEMCLXES!
The most approved Trusses and Abdominal Supporters, Nursinp Bottle* Itfr
ple Shells, Breast Pumps, Teeth Bangs, Svringes, Catheters, &c.
American, English § Chinese Razors and Knives.
FRESH CAYIPHENE & BURNING FLUID-NEW k BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS OF LAMPS!
Superior TOBACCO A SNUFF !—Choice brands of Pure Havanna Prim™
and Vara CIGARS ! ' ipe
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glait!), BraSitcs, Pcrruiticrj in- So m
Fancy Articles, tc. &c.
Ilair Dye?, Hair Restorer, Fancy Soaps. Shaving Cream, Tooth Powder, Fx:-.. •- f, r •
Handkerchief, Italian Whisks, Port monnais, Purses, Day, Colonge, P >~e i:;i
Waters, Tobacco and Snnfi Duxes, Indel'lible Ink &c
FAMILY GROCERIES:
Black and Green Teas ; Rio and Java Coffee ; Molasses, Syrups, Sugars, Sr.> ?•, A
Salmon, Mackerel, Sardines, Arc.
REMEMBER THE STORE—SOUTH E.\D OF THE WARD HOUSE!
Towanda. February 1, litss. !!. C. Ponyr" v
& XEW ARRANGEMEXf!
la A JUST OI'UXUI).
pEs&l ON THE CORNER OF GRiDGE AND MAIN STREETS,
No. 4, Fatton's Sleek, Towanda,
Id J WHOLESALE A.YD
THE wlntiilitu would mfidftfjr inform their frieti'l*"and the puhlic that thev bate * rr: J a . • .
the D.zg fcrniae*,md nwrHUhhgn> Ka.4. in l'ation i:ri-k No x.
phia and StV Yolk, a large and wtil mtivi ti u *b>i k tl JUtrini, Pri D El
CHEMICALS, DRUGS,MEDICINES, GROCERIES,
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, Di'E STUFFS.
-£ H,? *T. r j s(*/> A,'*.' 7 " " *"> :
DRESSING COMBS, PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS, PORT MONN.AES.Stc7
SUB.GICAL INSTRUMENTS, and a variety of the most approved Trrsses.
Abdominal Supporters, Ac., always en hand.
London Porter and Scotch Ale, and Pare Lienors, for Mediriaal pnrponh
ALL THE MOST POPULAR PATENT MEDCiNES.
Brushes for the Hat, ilair. Teeth, Nails Boots Paiathi?, larniSiisg, llUib washior. if
The Lover* of b'OO/) ('IC lA'.S' eui TOIiAC'EO, trill f>da l< -g, n //
*to, \~ir owl Pntape Cigars, end the Jin- ' brawls of T>-1 - o ■ >
Camphtnf—Particular Attention paid to the Manufacture of BI'RNINC FLI ID.
And e fine a <>' lT.: of LAMPS, of all sizes ai.d description*. Bird C-iz**. C< X • -' . v
All of whi.-h i- tffidd fiir *a!e *\ greatly reduced rates. Our st'ek ling larro v.
Importer and M i:. Ek I n r■: tin iawft rrtrn, aad ■ th Cash, fnhitn as is sell at red • ■ et --,
MKlay t.>,— W( rite th ni f
Our Mem i:—-THE CASH SYSTEM—QUICK 8UB —9MXX3. ;
Our Good# are - what t'.er _r -• -v-' "- '
the contrary, we are t only viflkeMiMwCbvwlMMßtoßlnvfk —.a, ~
MR. PAYXE give his special atteoUun to the prenorat.ja t PKEBeKIITIO.N'- -
accurately on the -h--tert nviive. * J# t T
Towaiula. June Id. K!w ... !■ ;-a'! '
GROCERIES. PROVISIONS,* iC
11 est suit of thi Public mi re, oppesiie f/ie
Court House.
BAILEY A NE\ INS arc just receiririir a
Urge add:; r. * t:-cr-torkef Pmri-i-.i;-.!,: •-.
I Yankee Mint, An, Knit. C.-ofectionary. A\. wW
. will be -■. wicde—lie of rrUii for ras-h. or in t-xlun.v f r
j rn-e-t kUa "f I<willi pr> <3u,-c. at prices that cannot fail
t -.it} r r-. i •ler- r country dealer- would
do well to call and e.xuisn*- our sb*?k and prices.
GRX*ERIES.
j _ Black and Green Tea. Rio and Java Oofiee, Chocolate.
Cocoa. s-.Sar. M"!a.-~r-. Pjlßp, Ginger. PtMT, Spin.
| Cloves, nntmesrv Ma<-e rhtamon, Gnmnd M'i-turd. IV:. . r
■ Bwee. Soda, Saiersta-. Cream Tartar. -Sperm and Taiiow
i Candles. Bar r*ap. Vinegar. Starch. Ac.
PROVISIONS
FV>ur. B s kwheat FVmr Rve Floor. Com Veal. Feed.
I Puck. Ham- A ShnMm. Mackerel. Codfish. Shad. Mn
Trout. Pk-keled and Smoked Herring. • "bee-e. Rice. Bean-.
Onions' Potatoes. Bitter. I.r>i. Crackers. Ac. Ac.
FRUIT.
Prune-. Citron. F;g*. £ng. Comet-. Rai-irt-. I/Tn
on- and Oranges. Green and Dried Apple-, and Peach*-.
Almond-. Pean net.-. Praail nut- GrenoMe and Madeira'
' Walnuts. FiiU-rt-. Pea nut*. C'lmu its. Hickory nut-Jkc.
i Gek*-v. Par- H and Aaotrit Tots. Ki\or G. -in-.
Ac.—Roy- >,-:gh-. Tin Wag-m*. China, Pewter A Wood
Tea Sett-. I* .{-. Trumpet-. T j Guns. Awurfuat. EST
monk-*.-. Gits-. Paper and Woid Inlaid W„rk B- x-- and
: Toilet Ca-. T,y Barean*. Secretarie-. Ac. Pearl. Ivery
Papier \'u , •' ieatb-r p.-rt M-rcaies Wallet-. Purges-
Ivory. H..- v j 1 V\\-l p . ket and T- at C nibs. T ha •
c and Snuff R xe*. < .cxc ' _-es. To- th. Hair and t. tit
Brw-hc- Fancy Mirror-. Perfumery. Hag 08, A ■-
Foil- Car. latter (>anxer-I Note and Bsth Po-t
Pajwr. bidi pea. Wafcn, ScabcTu, Ink. bkntnnßa,
Wafer ■ Vid B- x Pe*fa.ddera. Ics- Wafer- .ie-.
Ac. Ac.
Taatx tx Pa:st Salt. Salirt *-d P. - \ and
iV' s- ' r • • ..i-s r. BAILED a NLVIX-
Towinda. N"Tewher X. ISSS.
GOODRICH * CO.,
OAVISOO, Y. Y.
A Rf: nAW in r--eii\ of and opening the choicest and
■STL m -t dt—iraMe stock 'A
Staple and Fancy Drj Goods,
to wfci, h they hare evr ha<l the pteanre of rail in- the
attention of the community. Onr 'toek is vert Urge, and
oriewd w.h rm; -are and* good tajoe and
part - ibrfy adapted to the want- of '.Lis and the -ar
nwiau.ng -evtioß-. urst ck of
Dress Trimmimrs, Ribbons. Embroidtr-
Poresols, f lotus. Co • ttmerrs. I
lMmer<ia, Skirtings, Ltmems, Prints,
Hosiery ami Saotr.'s, 4*c. for.
a -i "tile-art: 'r-mikes our*.*-.-r-Re*t letter
than aar other in thi- vicinitr. all of which w.ll I*
** ,B '* anv art -le- than at anr other c
la' Ir-iuneat. to a''wa:-h we invite the ir.-l—-
pureaa-er-.aa beutg ia ever/ rtpert wrtnv of .- a;
u.-.:e<c.
TV—e wfco sut £tve-r n with a call air y 1* ninntj that
no art; > be nrcoatUr -od m rr* hicki\ t i ; . ■,.
in- will admit f.
May * !-X G. R GfhtPßfrH A CO.
BOOTS A' SHOES—rue Is--: art!
cheapot a-eortmr*t this ai-ieof the F>v.:rr fit) ma v
lwf-.es as jtT.' TRACY A MOORE s. "
HORSE RADDISn, mml*mUdaad rsH
~P i* F —f 7 tar 4 c-c. ' - ; i" . r
AUUft. fr,.-hrA rr *?. 1 ,n j rrvauml Vj.-.-
n— **sr-' h cut ard I y tie £ ' .- .V .
COME ONE! COME ALL!
And -ati-fy r. * - !;t.t
MOXTAX Vl:s <fc CO.
HAVKthebe-tar.dm d n • v"
Gih tlfS. c n-;-T —: of a grades •
■nail flihTw wtil' in n tin i' - >
and fancy cas-imrre-. ruttirs-* •-
! !in-cr-. All fi- rff-t !•
Ma. k. wafe-red. changeable and ph . -
n-. To: et chth. -inw',l
: mixed Itelevfe*. all wool ar.d -r- if
-:1k strijwd Aij'j- ,-x-. S,-'t ii ar-i - - •
children - piaid.-. Kemas k and it- ' i " " t;
eties.
In t \t< u 1 *u aiMfiiiml 'i * 1 -r *-n
ph.ves. Vicfewia ard Bi-h-.r ;w: ;
iin-.bimaet anddre-atrfmißing-.- -
velvet and ribbon Tnm.Tur. -- Yr . r-- j •
silk-. linm thread. Mai;.--e. ar, i - ._:•* ' *
cotton edging*. ataSn iond-. c- i •*. "
mi-ettc-. curtain draperv. hr,wr - • -
etnteoidercd veil-. sU>-k- acd r-ui •
A wirietyof Talati-. gent - a: - T ' "" r J
Th ; f*t. ht*-he andther *-haw'- i
rhEilrta'i woo Hen aleeve-. V- s. : "• --" - *
SnMi ram comforter-, carpet ag 4 --
et- linen table spread- and i■. •• '
Hanrwxfct—A large a—trnt-n ' -
plates.-feigns, mill.--rvs est. k_
-aw-. aaile. file*, chain-, ncm: "
level-. biaaes and saw "aanu. <- T
H'wt-e Triatflstng-. -very v
ry Tr:m:aiiig-. —.• L -- rr--- ..
; ,3*1.. .>•! :--y >„::.er *.. : -t
dam. k sad Iwe trinmings. Br. -- - *
hame-. japanned. ♦ll-ered a: <i Nas
' rv— n-ag ring-, trace V-k 1 -
Sri z Pi*-- • T - -
t'.d Miv ' reytir-. t: ~■ - ",.
a .i i:ng. leu .r-. . - ■
InrtiMolr sAte-. r >
red le.-.f. Paris -hromc a ! ivi . . -
oi:c* IV.uts. sugar I; a-" •
f-.rnuure ac.d -eiddler v*r- -I.
' oil.alcohol, caasphr-•
. Brer arta Snots.— Men'- • :
hide fe->t- and -Ice*, w ;en - V -
' •' - - - - -
G>j"s ami infa t - -fees. all :- -
I nisis' and ehSdrea'- rubier -bee- -
raider lw*.t-. ■;
Vivxa Norwrcs—vSHete-' ' ; '
ladies' ami grot - p.-rt wot • - ■■-
. side and eirrle ,-oßil-. p.eket. A •*: ' ' " u - ; .
I pemha. gilt, lasting eel-€t •
ivory, ria-e and -ilk bou- n- ; '
; es. Ac. Ac.
! The u-Tiaf Large (r- t'-ry '
riarw. R are.. [' :r- -. ? •-' ' - '
Se*. Ghs*. Papr ttad.-nr- i
Irftc. sr^.|.-
*". t-H :- *.:.e -v.lt t '
i 1 i I "
Spring and Summer
Tracy dt Moore,
nATKJTOT RECEIVED >■ l H
a Urge and we 2 -t-ie"le a-- '*•
-V£#r SI'KJXG A SUAf-VA o
which lim -a-- *>rted with nt - - . a
€i t the h>wt-.t p."--, r -.l- r
• -
f. lue ~oar.try. "e - ■ • - j
7*OBFish Slack