Ski Wye . - '44%. '3;l:,w-,' 7111111.9 . 1. S.• UM:k4SI(OI/40- • 4 • As !cm' ' Sr beeP: fillfreelT fn ;this spring; it :is importeaCa.olo4 ll every hive sad. know -theiriessit Om 'if tlie - bps ,e.re in ' movable comb hives, iireasy, by lifting' oat the frames, to see=the" amoglit'Of the stores, and alio to aisoover, . - by the preienoe or absenoeof brood, ff the colony has a queen. It le also easy, with bees in these hives, to *supply their walla If colony has loolit- Ale honey, it may hive a frame or two of comb, containing honey, giv en to it from one that can spare it. If neither eggs nor brood, in any stage, are found in a hiie the - Ist of March, you. may be: sure the colony is queenless. At that early period it is'not usually best to attempt to supply theTo4:. The frames, bees, and all, may be put with some other that can make room for them. They will not quarrel, bat unite peaceably: Qneenless bees are not disposed to quarrel, and other bees will not trouble them if in this condition. .Too many bee keepers, however, have bees in box-hives or gums.- - With those it is not . easy to do more than guess at their condition, inks one has much experience—lt - 1w - easy to tell if they are doing well; but, if not, it is hard to ascertain the trouble and apply the remedy. If hived are turned up, After smoking the bees a' little to drive them up among the combs, a good -;"guess". can be given at the amount of storeu and the strength of the colony. -If the bottom board is examined every morning, you are almost certain to find eggs, or immature bees under any hive that has a queen. Any col ony.where the bees do not carry in • -pollen briskly in the first warm spring. mornings, should be marked as sus picious, and watched. Queenless hives, and those that contain little honey, are not apt to display energy in gathering pollen. Every worm should be dispatched. Under even the best colonies, some may be found if you take the trouble __to look. When my bees were in box hives, I never omitted looking on the bottom board of each one, every morning, and destroying the warns. Every one left soon becomes a miller, capable of laying many eggs, that become worms very soon—every one destroyed puts an end to four possi ble generations in a single season: Destroy every worm in spring, and you can have no millers hatched in your hives that season: • In localities where willow, - hazel, (Itn end soft maple abound, bees find natural pollen almost as soon as they can fly in the spring. Id other places it is of great ad vantage to place rye meal in shallow vessels near the bees every pleasant day, as a substitute for pollen. They gather it eagerly, and rear brood much earlier for having it. If no stream or brook is near your bees, provide them with water in some way; they need it specially in spring, • and many are lost if they go far to obtain it.—Rural World. Plants for Hot-beds As thb hot-bed is necessarily lim' ed in extent, some choice must be ex ercised in regard to the seeds sown, selecting those which it is most de sit able to have mature early in the season. Tomatoe's are very long in coming to perfection,and these should be forced in the hot-bed by all means. There ia_scarcely any garden vege table which requires more patience. in waiting for the fruit, but some necks of waiting May be saved by panting in the hot-bed and careful transplanting in a warm location and' Foil well-prepared tot it. Lettuce is another plant that may o advanced to great profit, especial ly as" this usually requires transplant ing in order to head well. Early cabbage and cauliflower should also N sown. 'The latter may fail alto- 1 gether in some localities, unless it has the advantage of an early start, and even then it must have a rich roil to grow in. Egg plants should also be sown and carefully handled when transplanting. Celery plants may also be prepared in the „same way. Melons, squashes and cicum- Fers, will obtain an early start if planted in a hotbed on inverted sod tAen from a rich soil,and then trans planted by removing the sod without breaking, having one. piece of sod ..with the requisite number of plants to each hill. By such transplanting the growth of the melons will not be stopped. If there is room in the hot bed a crop of radishes may be raised, but not by transplanting. Many other plants may be advanc ed in their growth more or less, ac cording te,the climate of the locality, and one iLlio has had the 'advantage of a hot-bed will • not willingly lose it another season. Paean FOR Oers..—On the Eastern Pennsylvania _Experimental Farm, in Chester county, the oat crop has been very light, but the ;Supeintendent in forms the Practical Farmer he had occasion to born the trimings of his Osage orange hedge along the line of his oat-field.: where the heap was burned, and the ashes spread around, the oats stood up well, with a stiff straw, and a - heavy head, and a su perior quantity of grain. On a neigh bOring nursery where'-they had oc casion to burn a quantity of refuse trees, the same effect was observed on the oats crop to a rather remarka ble extent. The inference to be drawn from these accidental experi ments is, that potash is a special fel.• tilizer for oats, or at. least a require ment in that soil. The analysis of the grain of oats,as well as its straw, indicates also that potash enters largely into its composition. ORME= Came/Lux—This insect - comes and goes—is abundant in - some years, and in others disappears. When the millers or moths have left - their rings or eggs on the shoots of trees, now is the time to destroy ahem. A practiced eye will see al riiost at a single glance if there are any on a tree, by the swelling or knob which one gives to a shoot.— Select_a-solark or cloudy day, or else . h,slay When the sky is entirely clear —avoid the bright donde which will dazzle and hurt the eyes—and cut ':Very shoot which contains the eggs, sod commit them to the fire. A sin gle clip of the orchard sheers on a pole will prevent a destructive hest' of these depredatore next season. A Clitcaoo preacher has been point, irig oat serhe Way to Hell." kariskettoon. temporary adds_4l=aem- Plete &Bete Chicago shotdd the sermon." d i'es girls of Northampton -hare • beenlaadiag a bachelor Milos a,boaweee tax* iumeeirmilacd. 91Ls 41110 4: cano—h - 41 . 1 : eritira lichen UN El •A wituri,?", Iw ) Reiztoo7.:Luots-:t rTrrx - rri READY MADE oti'olupiej BARB LID OAP% OUTS FIMINERUNG GOODS.I 611 Broad Ears* WAYERLY, TIOGL 00IINTY, we bays a Fashionable Cattle Pm New Tat In city, eat take an the tick fa gloleg_lo. a pod READY:. MADE CLOTHING We make at our own astablialuroot.. W.gln particular attestion to Tuallelt BOP, ClffLDßk&CLolliffkG kManplweipA . m!miMma , CLOTHS AND OMKI=, Prom 115 mots eco PS Pot Para (1 11 1 , 00/4 • Best Stock of Efate awl' asp Kept wi forthin 30 'mike. Come and look aid puree Tai mir athe Ward Hem the= third el every a im of Goods, end prepared lo take steallele. VAN NINA= k NANNINO3. • ea Broad-M., Wavertr, N. Y. Feb. SO ASO. THE- TOWANDA REGULATOR cLO7IIING MORE! ' Adjoining Patton's Bice*. ROSENBERG & WOLFF, merlecthillyannoimoe to the °Ms en of Towanda an vi deity , , that they have mend the above stole, under the same of •• The i+o• wands Begolator," with a splendid seritas et OF READY YAM CLOTH nip, Gents Furnishing Goods, Ruts, Caps, &s., &a., which they usare the laid citizens cannot he eseelkd. fa style or eleganos. and that the prioes Iv so low as to astonish everybody.— Hosentenr & Wolff hope the,. by stele t atm tios, and Sir dealing with the people of To. wands, they .will obtain their pelisse& and support. They alio beg to subjoin the bibs'. ing Ckninnandssints for their guidance. CONE ONE! COMB ALL I At Rosenberg & Wolff'. One Price R egoista, Main Street, Towanda, Pa. THE TEN COMMANDMENT% -Keep them, and Happy will be Tby Days. 1. Thou shalt have no other place 'to' bay clothing except Rosenberg & WON% One Price Regulator, Main Sheet. 1. Thou shalt not choose say other merchant: though shalt not listen to their speeches. for & Wolff are no Chatham-at. I t= one price, _and re li able. and serve_yon unto the third and fourth generation. 3. Thou shalt not seek la vain any more fat cheap raiment, far they can be found a t Roma berg 1 wows One Price Store.- - 4. Than shalt bear in mind that we sell only on six days of the week, and don't desecrate the Sabbath - by keeping our doors open and bangin out a show, for, on the seventh day. Rosenberg I Wolf f, and their claim, desire to rest trom their labors. 5. Tboo shalt honor the y Bombers & Weld deal. and long mu be thy wa days to =joy Its besets. G. Thou shalt not commit an impropriety—of buying of Chatham st. Dealers,be, - come di rect to Ramberg & Wolf's Once, price Rein lator,Kain street. 7. Thou shalt not seek in vain for goods of Foreign make. for Rosenberg,* Wolff keep a large variety. 8. Thou shalt not purloin from the Regulator for Rosenberg & Wolff sell so cheap It would be a sin. 9. Thon shalt not baar false tribun a but honestly acknowledge that you can get suited and for leas money, at Rosenberg & Wole's than any otheritom • • 104 Thou shalt not covet thy neighbors goods or his bargains, for Rosenberg & Wol! ean give them to you likewise ; therefore, take counsel, and buy only of Rosenb erg & (WWI the Once Price Ken. 'rowan la, Sept. 1,1868. UP TOWN CLOTHING STORE! 96 MAIN STREET, TOWANDA, Bemiring new oilditiotut to his stock o C LI 0 sr' I IsT Every week, which he is selling lower than any house in Sewn.: GOOD OASSIMERE SUITS, $15,00 CASSIMERE AND UNION BUTTS, OVERCOATS AT: ANY PRICE CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, Which is selling below cost. as he Is anxious to close out thls branch of his business. nmaaNas OF ALL KINDS GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, BOYS CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS HATS AND CAPS AT ' 'COST I Call and convince yourselves I Towanda, Nov. 26, 1868 HAT, CAP, AND FUR STORE The andeadgned bare opened a Store, on the south side of , Mercur's new block, Where they intend to keep n fall stook of FASHIONABLE AND SEASONABLE HAL% CAPS, F URA TRAVELLING BAGS, UMBELLAS, CANES, GLOVES, ITFIPALO sod WOLF •ROBEZI, %U. • Which we will aell at the lowtet palliate Mow lad lelloOthdly talkie - a 'alarm)! itte patronage of the public. Hats fitted with the American Coabraatir; Tomsk. Oct. 5.1969. riNut. o- 4 -11 41 11 40 - 31=1NO, Tao aura : pm dowis mow* :'r INN gisllo4 Opposite Public Square, A Urge line of CiIEAP 1 A large line of Of every description J. Y. COLLINS. TOWANDA, PA., Goods, consisting of CLONNEY & AV:WIRT. PON zoom a NEM r~n~<Ttr ~ ~ _ ELZ ?LO, -11111 N MILIII4 Mil*CP NT..‘•*ll Na 4 PIT oins BLOoI, Southeast corner of Main & Bridgeots TOWAND PA. 'New and .Desirable Goo* BIXIMD DAILY. 4880riMNi always Complete Great hdnoemente to CASH BUYERS! COUNTRY PRODUOE Bought and Sold at THE 'MARKET BATE& LONG . do SWIM Nov 11, 1888. WHOLESALE GROCERY PR.OVISIO,N HOUSE V. S. NC: .& CO 113, MAm Brnss, TOWANDA, PA. The undersigned, encouraged by the sacoess . which • has thus far, st- tended their new enterprise, desire to make acknowledgement for the very liberal patronage they have re- caked, by giving their we touters the advantage of their years' experience, together with the benefit of their greatly increased facilities, for doing business. They keep constantly on hand, a very large and complete assortment of everything in their line, and are daily receiving such additions to their stock as the wants of their tirade requires. They have now in store, Sugar, Syrup, Molasses, Coffee, Rim, To bacco,t Fish, Salt, Cheese, Fruits, Crackers, Candy, Matches, Broome., Wrapping Paperi and Twine, Flour Sacks, Seeds, and a great variety of other goods, which hsve been recent ly, bought at the lowest point• in the market, and are offered at wholesale, at rates to correspond. They desire to call especial atten tion to their large stock ,Of Pine Teas, which tbey are selling at New York Jobbing i'prices,---guaranbseing the quality in all cases. Have also on hand a good assort- meat of Flour, Pork and Kerosene They still continue to have the benefit of a resident Partner in New York, who is constantly in the market and prepared to turn to per advan- tags any favorable changes in the price of goods. FOX, STEVENS, KEIWIIII & 00 May 12, 1868.' W.-MOFFITT, 11111 Has just opened a !all and complete wortment of GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS TEA, SUGAR, COPPER AND SPICE SOL? VI:I . I.LL 1;111"111, 1n ... V1 . 1 the celebrated 'Mend 'Soap, itzi for cleaning Tin and Sliver ware. Care keeps constantly on hand ell kinds of GRUM FRUITS 1- Peaches; Pew. Apples . . So ft ies, Ones o.ors and T mab3es, and *ll other huh. in their sea. `son, which will be sold cheap. He also has connected with the abor an Mating Howe, where people coning In town for dinner will find a warm meal got up in good Mlle, in readiness at any time. Valk paid for Greek Feint. 11l a him a eall. DSO. W. MOFFITT. Towanda, Ang.l?, 1857. • , , HURRAH . I .HURRAZA HEM IT IS AT LAST ! P. W. COWELL HAS M I Anything you want In the Grocery line. See what theyAave FLOUR FEED, FISH, EDGAR, PORK, TEE,' SPICE, BUTTER, EGGS, IJAED, DRIED AND CANNED FRUIT IP 4 4 ' 1:11 1 ..1-1110:111 rrM l .7l 103143C0 A!D BINAIS. We are sole agent. far the - best brands of Vir &ids said - CAROLINA SMOKING TOBACCO, Wholesale and Beta& lastly. eyetythln ISION in the GROCERY and PRO- V llne. th, No. 51 Mali s treet int d Watt M's B3pei. Towanda, Nor. 19.1168. .N •111 A P LO AP ;11:11Psrzr .- AMOS PENNIPACCER, • Iles openeda 'bop le the' room Whit the Boone of the Yew WWI Clehtisa aseeeis Akin, seeceulehey. oretjlidyle Olothlait Iltaxe I *Aft Mb IMF ~OW td OI QV, Of , ) 1 UMW*. .. the best and mast iteldeeald lt e Poitumie., 4,• 11:4hmelnathiLlie Ar i a be tu ai Zall s alk* lasaiwt4llliiikamLoish.t,,;••;.o imitrti' &►ma I se . " i - ' --:,JOHN -,lollllmun, par 1 • . Oa ~Ns ... _ wok NessitsUs niim Os ato a tbsupeliliki, kis lir mad well rt. eet s! . sk l igia ne t VAA NS, Ormik r id swig r ask Os Slim, _sad Pin. at all:. 11 01 11 gr.tr ." a irlialld. n r ED SIM!, o=7la dadaillaa DP N I' OW at all thus. rilibgl aaahaataimpiaktftg , E 1 1 -ks•Ps 7.04=3t iaSWY~ PIMA BIIMIR, POiX, . S 1 Whka b• LNllbw sloop for ad. GOODS DzwzkSD Tax Boacr . 1 L V-PAK I VRIt - n. Mem of lima sad vidOikk W e s i roy si tra l A r roVirsall: irldrAbair oaddasoe, to improve et. Oo lig =24l ll ro ao lla Tomah July Alb & XgaiDNIV. N$W 8,T;OBI N. a B 0.01 W. A. ROCKWELL'S. 04NED ii_llslo Y.M..LINI aLLII-2 n ALE: OF ALL KINDS, AND CANNED 01,43T-ERS DRIED AP L* PEACHES, PRUNES, CHERRIES, audio.; 48, - TEAS, SUGARk. SYRUPS, MOLASSES, ,COPPER, SPICES, Of all kinds, in fact everything in the GROCERY LINE! will be kept constantly on hand FLOMFEED,BRAND, POTATOES, DDTtillt, LAID, 10138, AND MINN VARIETY OP PMMMiI PRODUOL Db! GOODS OF Au. VARIVIIRS, Parchased at Ito LalL.:..ml,fllitk i k . uli.lu,wl And will be sold as MAP AS THE OITRAPEST TO THE FARMERS. LCIASH PAID PIA ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE 1/by 23, 1867 THE UNDERSIGNED, 'HAVING F7!"sr.r7Vrnirrrri R. H. PATCH, n In the Arm of O. B. PATCH . & CO., to now prepared to . offer to the citizens of Bradford County and vicinity, a large and well selected stock of GROCERIES, Which I have pninhaaed for Cash and feel wad deal that can sell at as low figures as =OW purchased elsewhere.. I now offer to the ptitille $ splendid stock of TEAS, COFFEES, SUGAR 4 STARCH, SALE/LOTS, SPICa3, stO Haft on band a ' large stock of AKRON FLOUR, GRAHAM DO BYE DO. BUCKWHEAT DO I too oosstaatly on hand, PORK. HAIM LARD and kinds of FISH. Would call the at- tendon of the public to our Can't Be Beat STOCK OF TOBACCO, In quality at price. hoe Oaldere Celebrated Laundry, New York Chemical and Brown Soap Plow call and examine our atockqf WOODEN WAGE. Largo assortment of YANKEE NOTIONS, TOILET SOAPS, Ac., Ac. I will pay the high est cub price for COUNTRY PRODUCE Parioess giro wi a mil before aelllns dee-ibex° An persona Indebted to tbs fro' Viii plume call sad make Intmedlate payment Towasda, Muth 1=.1887: Fes' wAR*RoOmsl JAN® 111A1C1 BON annoutioes to the public that he ailllocattanotto mianhatura and keep oa bands hate toortaust of 0/1110111, PUBNITURIII;. Binsos. Boistaids. Stands, hi. dosertptiot., which will be •ds of tits but a.nen nodwaltm " 11 ' lets tasnaarz- • I tuft Poinietis— a of the pi& to millon. Wolk Oillno bdaorpr.d Is dirildlity, st aq slop fa -the oonatry,. and ay reigns le to frond to be as low the thin admin. Itiadrinido Wins ooestsatly on hind or nide tolnder. • pod Hearse iriU formisbed when desired. Log. 11, 18036. peoivxo HOTEL, 170, 172. 174 a 176 Greenwich Street, The undersigned takes pleasure in announe fag to Ids numerous friends and pat tha from this date, the charge of the Pacific rons mi l be $1,60 per day.., Slim so htsPropristor of . this house, and iherefore fres horn thitoo common szardi— on o an laud lute rent, he Is folly able to meet the dewuward tendency uf prises without; ny fidl t Itell of owls& will arm an keretolo , be hi; aim to sairdafit infillidabdud the fgu t nablematalk or the Pada°, which it has enjoyed ffir 0 1 12 .7' yew, as one et OPUS of travelers' hose, .. • Thelable will tie • bountifully sanplled with" everyds fern 4 She +paean. , The aineeSwW lid• thundiefecient Ind obet os - tion be found convenient kir them whose: boldness ealle-4 hem in the lower "aft of the city, being ate door north of Con- Ileadt et, and ambloth ireakof Broadway, and , a dy seem to ill SO Sealinfil Steamboat JOHN MEM 110113MOINI“—Iiii....i/ 3 ; , k , 1 - 4 ;:,1 Os'AlanUNki 1/ - 1 • if .- GOODS ae ' A *ad' lot of W. A. ROCKWELL. 0. B. PATCH C. B. PATCH NIT You, Oct. 10, IEIB. MgWO ma PRIM 7. : l i : n7( 1 7"0 il aVaZo6 2l4 , ,_ Vat re . Or t P„,RBBH ,GOOD„Eti etwwteomrmolLfOtmlr it .x,,,EL.L.14 . . • .., sitt-reuita .0. L 0 tr El - La „f„. 8,1J,13 I N , 11,13,13- .7-.33 Ju 1 .7.46 4 .4 7 .- :•••,- .1 -, 13004 VEST& TANTf3 i .• • 1. • 111 ~1001. DRIMSCOATS,.,PANIS , NESTS,, OT AU. lit •Leesitel P :11bkttp- .an4 b mud ehhia, ref" tilo~a; ' Wee Leitber .IkAir • Elpdep — i er this no Goode an Brta ellaik nie price than goodi at any uriaa. thesPeAt ei t ri ad maths robe befOrTAY -51- Irez "V i tfri. w: =EDDY. • •-_ Towaimisdle7 Se. wool ialuoti I /my awn AND NEW GOODSI estlicars aioak of tliothlng lbsugbt.o eb ia# as bataretbs belaold with - :,, , : iEt: , PROFITS t ! , e undersigned would •re j . cttally ainioemee to tam citizens of Towanda and vicinity , that be Is tow ready to Wei them Cl °thing, inch An FINE BEAVER OVERCOATS, CHUI9HILLAB,. rLOTt3, AL° the FINKOT DRUB AND BUSINESS ' . SUITS. EATS AND CAPS. Purnishieg Goods, &a.. and that 'these 'goods bought at very low figures will be sold with very small profits I intend to establish a per mama wade in this place, and in order to gain the confidence of purchasers, wlll deal on a basis of HONESTY AND INTEGRITY and all goolis wW be warranted for what the are represented to be. Come end examine an , convince yourself. - Don't forget theplace Temple of Fashion, opposite the Mesum House mouth end of Beidleman'a Block. M. JACOBS. Towanda, Ckt.l7, 8367. SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS I GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES ! PROCLAMATION BY COHEN & ROSENFIELD, TOWANDA. PA. Mamas, ft seems to have pleased the in habitants of Towanda, and vicinity, to recog also oh? fairway of dealing ; Awn Want" We owe our mincers thanks to the community for extending to us so liberal a patronage unUI, now ; • Awn Weems, We deem it our duty to re ciprocate all the favors bestowed. upon us thus far ; We do hereby publicly PROCLAIM, that ou great stock of SPRING AlsW SUMMER GOODS, SUCH AS BROADCI.OII, BEAVER. Doeskin & Cassitnere Suits, Of all grades and of the latest styles, will be • • &posed of at REDUCED PRICE,SI Oar goodssre numufactured In New York city by one of the members of the firm, therefore we are enabled to sell as cheap as the next. and wishing to reduce oar stock. we will put our gondola inch low rates as will enable any body to buy a snit of clothes. We ereeceiv ing the finest stock of SPRING AND SUMMER 'GOODS Ever Woult to this .market, such as • 14aver, Chinchilla. Doeskin, he., for Men and , 800 wear. Call at the Clothing Store of COHEN .& ROSENFIELD; And convince yourself of the fact that theyg do se they say and do not misrepresent any of their a goods.dWe also call attention to our dach GENTS FURNISHING GOODS!, Ruch as °snickers and Woolen Overskirts, Un dendurta and Drawers, ovara Its and avenddrts, Gloves ri , Cardigan: Jackets , Tics Collars, Pend ßas- LATEST STYLES HATS .& CAPS, Whig!' they:ales sell at Reduced Prices. 0 'es se stall Deane boyinKeleowlsere. • COBEN 11013BNPIELD. Ooposlte,Poireli & Co, Towanda, April 1, 1869...„ OFFICE OF.WWK ---- ' TOWANDA, A., ' 1 • Having cleared our shelves of our Holiday Goods and replaced them with House Keeping Goods of all kinds, we are now ready again to fit out any one going to House Keeping. We have the largest stock, and best quality of Crockery and Glass Ware ever opened in Towanda. In addition to these Goods we have a full line of Knivei and Forks, Spoons, Lamps, &c. By imporifing I f our main stock direct ' from the Pot tery in Europe , and . getting our Limps and Glass-ware from the . an • tifactor7, we are able to offer gr4ter inducements than e 'er offered in , i. this section before. It is worth your While to call and (asinine Goods and prices, before purchasing. Moat Respectfully 'Tiara, . 1 Wiciiiert & BLACK. STOVES 1 STOVES . STOVES Just received new line Stoves at . THE METROPOLITAN HARDWARE STORE . , ;, ORWELL, PA. i - Are — attraUting iamb attention . Arimutiisset variety of Stoves ; • ALWAYS ON NAND ! I Wm, coil Or wind, Abet j will , nit You for . PARLOR, OFFICE, STIK SCHOOL, MOP, CU 808, BOAT, on COOK r INGATOVES Come and see the new pafterns—at IsOnt. ONE 100 E BEFORE BUYING 1 •We keep all loading first-014s Stoves for the orient:LOU .heapar variety Stoves for the hum b or for youreelires, your own W EL BROsl3ofif. Oiweß, Pa., Oct. 21; ICatl rag . SALE AT SCOT_ L 4 TANNERY —Plasteringllalt at: ihniesAa and r e tail and Imola Talttttepsoond a?tFf"l- i ' a 'l , ADAM NNIS: C anti*, Pi.: Joie! le, Ism em: 4 I 51 0, A 44 - 14 saU V. AL. : Wittlf../ - ?n== ==-41*NT.,111 . .R1 re.;rort.-1,-' I - 9 0 47)904004 1 ,1004. 1 100Pitaiiipir".4 o t ir „T wo r t *tcomastaive .aa ..-akkgsfaintivw , is dollar *l3bialcsi ' eari n ,ssialialliberd 'WOO • -mats 1 Trit I wilt .1* -oonideatly ow, 1 P .1 parobletsi juidl _aft* colis nog IftscsabliC semi 'it ' oINIII of Mill' fri s-11 ' ill: 0 1-C" , '•' !" I •:'• - t. .0 ?,...;,- „ , .f I Ditirthimibiortas; onzmulets; _ram • - BENZINE • AND TURPENTINE', 81811, PUNT, vAunni;;marrzwesa, maiiliki n in o f B ra d t * in4OBRIN4 OR • COAL,. Macao Lad Dand4 Mugs. Wall. =PM WIOWADMINKTB, „ - Spas, Lard,i l WhislC Note Eta t, TANNER'S' AND MACHINE'OII4 Away ana ToUet istlites to all lheir varbo, SPONGES, BROSION3 t . 1 8041 1 8, CONBS, Poml6l4,HalvD,Tell, Peftimarli POCKET, BOOKS, PORT MONiR3, .pockst liars, Ramp, TOOTH,:SHIN AND HAIN PREPARATIONS PUNE WINES AND LIQII0118; Toliaacii ,•• • . • • • - Pules , Cwtu, Osnien, Field aid FlourSeedi,.Teuries, Sup% *viers, .13gRamsories; Shoulder . Baca; BiestatTamps, Teething Rings;lguraing Itheike;' NPPPIee.' I S I PI4O Meal ' and lelds.isyringssi Bed Pans,Self. i Bathes Prult:4are, Thermometers; Blaming, Extracts; Stone Jugs, Glue Ware; Ikaki,Vials, Cab. Bath .Brink, • and Stove Blacking, Fish Taekle, Ammuni tion, &a. Botanic. Eclectic and Homeopath; In Medicines, and all the Popular Patent . MEDICi•NES. All articles winental is represented. • Per sons at a distance can receive their orders by stage or mail; which will receive prompt and carob' attention. - Vedic' advice given gratuitously at the office, • charging only fo medicine. • Sar Thankful t ot put liberal patrenage,Would respecters ly announce to his friend* and the public, that no pains shall be spared - to satisfy, and merit the continuation of their confidence and patronage. - Jan. 1. lano—yr, 0 Ci OD 1: 1 1 1211 I.‘ °"- . - ; '441 cl 2 t . a ' 31 0 I g cl •to 'A 1 , • 0O .4 s 4 61 i 0 ..S4 .11 1: 1 3 4 g k § o_. et 8 t:-, tv MARSHALL BROTHERS &'OO., With to call the attention of the public to their new Stock of HARDWARE, PARKING IKPLIMENTS, BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS, and CARPENTERS' TOOLS. Also, a large assortment of Window Glue, Sash, Paints, 011 e; rutty, VarnV erni Si ishes, and Paint Bradlee of all kinds, which will be sold for the lowest Cub price. Also, a Rine asaortnumt. of - ,KEROSENE LAMPS of every iitybi and pattern to snit the, public. Lamps repaired and changed from 011 and Fluid in Seroseneil , Particular attention paid to the manufacturing of all kinds of JOBBING I.IOIITTLY ATTIN.DID TO We l ton* on hand's fine article of ' GLASS FRUIT JARS, with improve 4 self-sealing corks, and HERMETICAL SEALING CA NB, which is one of the best cans used. • Jane 20, 1885. - LOOK HEKKI These le now on-exhibition at the Mammoth furniture Store FURNSTUREI To be found In Northern Pennsylvania, which Is being sold at & IiLACK My stock consists in part of Parlor, Library Dining Room and Chamber mite. Parlor, Li Wary, Bztension, Dining and Office Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads Bureaus, Washstands, Batas, Lounges, Tete-a-tetes,' What-Note, Cra dles, Cribbs, tc. lc. a. fall line of Ma ttraa, Ben and Bedding, Pier, Mantel and Common Mirrors, Oval and Rustic Frames and Brack eta, kc.,"4.c. In tact everything In the Furniture Line Which must be seen to be appreciated and which will be sold at LOWER PRICES Than the same quality "of goods can be pur chased elsewhere. • Thankful to the public for ,heir past liberal patron Age, and determined to merit a contin uance of the same by offering inducements dot to be found ehe where, I 'lnvite them to call and examine my Goode and !prices before par chasing eb3 ewbere. No charge for shOwinq goods and I ! • WELL NOT BE UNDERSOLD - COMM DALEI3:3 en pplled as usual :at the lowest market prices. I also keep on hand a large assortment of Beady Made Coffins from the mla common to the Arrest Rosewood. Also - *Hal Robei. Caps &c., and I am the sole agent In Bradford. coun ty for BREMER'S & FISK'S METALIC BURIAL CASES, CASKETS, 40 A good HEARSE always in readiness when required, ,4 JAMES 0. FROST. Towanda;Doo 10, 1863, pIIRNITVRE! NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS.: NEATLY ,FINISH.ED - AT POPISLAR ,PRICES! Oonstating CHAMBER SETS; -- PARLOR SETS DINING ROOM SSTS, ' MIRRORS, PiernniE FRAMES, Fhotograph Frames, tor everybody. A GENERAL -ASSORTMENT FURNITURE, Suited to this market. I have the best' ophols terer In the country, and manufacture Our own • upholstered work. • , I . - - REPAIRING. AND JOBBING, Done to order. Having aff.expesiencb of 20 years In the business . I can confidently hope to please all who patronise me. Don't forget the place; 'No. 155, .Main at., two doors south of Betdloman's Block, Towan .nes.-41. ' . PINEAMI'MENT -- oF Tor. TAfr SOAPS; at - - WARR& Era- Ewa H. O. PORTER, M. D. ' TIN WARE furniturt.' IN TOWAN A, PA., The' largest and best stock of GREATLY RED Uc ED PRICES! I 1, g„aniss waliltilismor... ? . , —ie. •EG.4" co it. 4- ' ~' , ;., ,-- Wi,,,,- ~ ~..,,,,,likr ,;_, ~....,.,-,: : - DERch ...,, ',l'-- _, iicookira,„ i. iii.Lll4o"'o• twiowrl- -re: coorkfttatigkelUtress oisAR6l4lOO 41110 met := MY = 111 t 1• emparten isl dare ofro" ada (* jock a . - 1 % - ' . ' •. ' amo - A - Yalli - , DRUGS - DRUGS - A-w -h, gEbICINES - m i n - ; ' • , :i' -z 5 i m ; iiii , 7 •,••'.-- , .• 1••• ..:-' --,. i-• • •-, -,•• ilasJuit reoelvpd,s4,4. Fe. ste sow' Frt. ;Fire psred , td Iribil '' ' :'' - IrAlilli Fists ibusida wpra .ABTICLIN _ . saws= to est ram PURR MBIEB ..01P/IAQCrP)44 - POE mzD 4 , 4 PN I 'L . 1111.1; 'ANNiZTIMV? OP aostormaiso BOTANIC ECLECTIC AND nomacpAnno MEDICINES. :41‘taHIBLII POPULAR PATENT ii-DjCLIINS. ?LIM Ptt Minn/ 'PAINT AND VAENISH.BRUSHES, wwwwinis 'ilms sun. FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES OP EVERY: Inames ALOOkOf . Aim iuniarnacs4; Ail ALIO .411TD4WIN9ID8. All the Best Times% B D Olt [NAL 817PPOBTE.111!, " l 'aikoulder Bmse, BREAST PIMPS. NIPPLE MELLO, AND -Nursing Bottles, Byehiges sad Cstretem • LAROB sit:saunter 07 24 / 311M1,1113070, POCITif 41;1:Y 4711Y' ~ :to)A Frio nut qtr4m. & large supp 4 ameba for the Hat sad Half Also tor the Teeth and Halls, Tooth Pow- . den and Tastes, 011 e, Perfumery, Soaps, Combs; Hair Dint, Inilgor s , atoridte.; Kerosene, Heroeene Lampe, Shades, Cldmneys, Wleb, ho.. all of the Late et, stiles. • CHOICE CIOA2B, TOBACCO AND SNUFF W Physic:hum supplied at reasonable rates. Medicines and. Prescriptions carehilly • and ac curately compounded and prepared by compet ent persons at all hours of the day and night. Sunday hours from 9 to 10 o'clock in the fore noon, to 2in the afternoon. W. B. B. GORE. Towanda Sept. 29, IRM. Booko anb Sitatinncry E DIARIES FOR - 1869 PAPER & ENVELOPES NEW-YORK PAPERS SCHOOL BOOKS, PENS, INK, MIMIC, STATIONERY AND hennas BLANK BOOKS YANKEE NOTIONS. owanda, Noy. 19. 1888. 800K -BINDERY. THB PUBLIC is respectfully informed that the Book- Bindery has been removed to the Argos Build ing. SI story, *Wife will be done • BOOR-BI Ny.>" 1 N G In all. 'd various branches, on terms am. rea sonable to," the WINS" will allow. The Bind ery 'will be under:the charge of H. C. WHITAKER ) • An experienced Binder, and all work will be promptly done in a style and moaner whick cannot be excelled. Music, Magasines, 'News papers, Old' Books, &c., bound In every variety of style. Particular attention will be • paid to the Holing and Binding of BLANK BOOKS, To any desired pattern, which in. quaiity and durability wil be warranted. All wort will be ready for delivery when promised. Theisdromme of the public is solicited, and perito satislaction gnarranteed,. Towanda Anne 2. Ikaa.- , 41. ' NEW FIRM NEW GOODSI WICKHAM FROST, Would call the attenti on of the cithsPna of Rome and vicinity, that they have opentd with A New Stock of Goods At the old stlnd of L. L. MoodY,Whete with close attention to the wants of the community they will kee a good assortment of goodi, which they will SELL AS LOW AS THE LOWEST And at prices that will induce every one to bay of them. We shall at all times 'have a good assortment of FALL AND WINTER GOODS Embracing - all the latest styles of LADIES DRESS ' GOODS DELAINES, •LPACAB, PRINTS. OLOVES, ()MOHAIR), HOSIERY, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHS, CASIMIERES VESTINCIB, FANCY GOODS, lIIIBRELLASt Family Groceries, Hardware CROCKERY, !IMRORP. LADIES TRAVELLING BAGS -WOOD . AXID TIN•WABE Drugs, Furniture, &c., The above gives but a alight idea of the GOODS , WE HAVE IN .STORE, And ere only say to one numerous friends and thepubllci generally, • Call • and see us. test the merits of our pretensions, and If convinced.' Buy AM) Mess Yomistuss Rica Byto ut ,sarinesOney in your purchases. We pu to - GIVE ,GRFATI, R BARGAINS THAN EVER BEFORE HEARD or We. know we can pleyegyon, bog give melee!: ♦ll kinds of FAlLlMERS'lpitopucz Taken lo exchange for grog. WICKMAN & FROST. , Successors to L. L. Woody. o. D. IICIIIIII. ID. TROST. Itonte; Pa.. N0v.12, 1888.,' OHOIOB TOBACCO AND CIGARS ' L./ it - Braithall ,Comeire Cheap Marc 0.4iV11 YOUR Papers asul.Wookai Bags boned by , • - - ALVORD, 4k. UMW& - .NIOE STOOK - OF 11. - ats , Voirivinge SHIELDS, maims. Tr?* ~, ,: 1,7:;- , ,, - . , ._, _ ,- , .,,,.;,„tli-.'," --st - 11.4404* 1 0 1 2 lOC. -:.....:.:::' .- - ME Agaii FOUNDRY 4 14 - oiri - 'xi, snot. spasets ea Piss, eaei at Maul TOWANPA, IMADINAID CO., PA., L now Floored totunieb ;- CPAMAS , SAW WILLS :. SHINGLS 16.011121 ES di ills' best guniilitlUs tail/tat ds. 'All kb& of linhlurtfor Wl,oushas Saw - WWI ENGINES, ' 1 MADEIk, RIVATEED, STEAK WHISTLES, STEAM - GAGUBS, • • - GAUGE COCKS, - • - OILCANS, • Ihindshod at Wet isotloa BOLT 'GUTTING; Done from to inches In diartMer. FORGING Of heavy wrought work "for 'Wages, awl all other purposes. done tw -order. , AW, a lazy/ COOKING & iIKAtING "STOVICii, Coal and Wood linters. VernituretorCookle4. Etowah . Wove Pipe,' 1!e-Ware,' Boat Pumps, Plows, Cultivators wad Leaspere, kept constant- DRAIW!NGS 14 - 11ICIOWiTIONS. O; ell kindled maohinea walls .god at/we PufloollealffelosdM. Forelnan i who had lorge erPerletice in ddl Willa °I the a°ll°°lll. JOHN OARNAN.- Unreal,ine•—• l 7. - TO - WANDA OA,RRIAOE FA 02.0..a.T. The tilderdireed ragnetfully announce to the publlethat they have perahmed the 0 Ar - R R AII 0k 0. H. • RA g F',l And are now prepared to Ipild work in THE it4TEST,STYI4 And most workmanlike manner. They • will constantly keep on band an assortment of spied. dld TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES, FAMILY CARRIAGES, DEMOCRAT AND LIIXI3EB, WAGONS, mac 'Asp TWO BELT= ALBANY BLEI.G HS ... EMI REPAIRING promptly attended to at rea 'suable prices. BBYANT & EMMEN Towanda, May 9. NEW PLANING MILL 'The underidgnzd having built a large and com modious Hill in the Borough of Towanda, and ailed it with the moat modern. and improved machinery, for the manufacture of WINDOW.SASB, & BLLNDS, are prepared to dB eiders, whether ItoWor amall,• upon the shorted notice. We have also a larger variety of XOULDINGB, of the latest styleond pattern,- Which we can tarnish much cheaper than thly can homorked by hand. •, PLANING. TONG BEING , GROVEING, . ' AND SCROLL SAWING, and a.l other work pertaining to Joinery, will be done to suit our °customers. Poisons building, and not living more - than twelve to fourteen miles distant, will find it larviy for their interest to buy of ma, or bring their lumber and worked by our machinery. Bring your grist of Flooring. or othel lumber, and while your team is is feeding; have it grouted out and take it home with you. • • We will pay,OABB for PINE & HEMLOCK LUMBER deliveredlt our lumber yard.' Come and see us, or if you can't come, write: L. B. RODGERS & CO. Towanda, Fe0..1864. . TOWANpA AGRICULTtRAL iORKB 1 TOWANDA, PENN'A., MANUFACTURES RUBS, SPOKES BEET STUFF!, HEAVY AND \LIGHT WAGONS, GENERAL WOOD WORK WOOD TURNING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. SCROLL SAWING,. PLANING, 'RTC., -ETc. To Dealers In HUBS, SPOKES & BENT STUFF, We offer a LARGE STOCK FROM WHICH . TO SELECT The above are frOn' the best SECOND ( 2 3110WTEt • HICHOIa a OAK LIGHT. AND HEAVY WAGONS ON HAND We have the Broad 'and Narrow Guage rarldlLL PIGRS made and dressed! W. T. BISHOP, SuperintJndent M. C. !SEEMS,. President AW. AYRES' MARBLE. SHOP, • ELMIRA •N. Y. - ' • Yon will find Granite Monuments, both Quincy and Concord, Marble and Slate Mantles, and ..oal Grates .to fit. A large assortment con stantly on hand, cheap as the cheapest. 'Aug. 10, 1868.—1 y. •A. -CHOICE LOT -.OP WINTER IL Fruit of all kinds, for sale by the Barrel' or Bushel, at Mc141311 & MIX'S; T OBACCO AND CIGARS! The and eralkiied have . eatabliahed a STEAM 'TOBACCO FACTORY, TOW On Main Street belowpridga Mint. Where they. are tnanufactiringill kinds of CUT .TOBACCO AND CIGABS•i Which they offer to the tradiAt WIK 0 LE.SKL.E PRICES ` 4 ltuit cannot fall to snit. We would moat re. =Uy solicit a call from the deafen through kern Pennsylvania to an examination of OUR:STOC!. AND - PRICES ! Oar Tobaccoja haainfactured from the bid. KENTUCKY AND VIRGINIA . _ Stock that Min be• procured in: the marbit."-- Give na a try. Thia b a home enterprise and wlll succeed with a liberal disposition of the trade to support home manniactors. , . . MEANS & PHINNY, • LSI Main Street, Towanda, Pa. Jane 4;l2efL-4f.• • - • WIAO ; fp 0 W A ?IDA- INSIIRANCI AGENCY OctelPU7 • _ ' 1.44 7 /11ZIA %Wu. Q 1 * 6401 4“.1 1 .00.a :Mt reitiak Cob -PAL 0 , 4 1 ilogiurNs Puck Aure . P Y 4rniPut 1: l ••• 4k 100,000 Akitti Liu Emig Xoth il l' ' 2" XiiimoOi t aae . toosooputit Cis :nu woo Ltolfituotrop Co. • • (rthisplot u 4 maioerd Yon& Ngol ) 5t0,27.78' Ando to the Thiltoot *Hato. over... I,soo,we MAT Proodomo.l/111 (00/14 /bra Wow= Couroor. - liartion4l; Come. :04:11tal _ . ;,•••• ---$l - .000; , 00 nor litoosrilloovot. Liss hoortimos 'Coq - Ne w ark. N. J. Capital- - - .... , $100:(4o. ME Nom AimutAsfasamirersosAigni 00., i. (.1. •, ' - '' . •Nt . - 4 4411=1) 1 iiii. 4 Capital . --- - - • 4500.00 r tosineclutKr IpriimiLlSrelrintruscit ' C o., C apita - . Ihertferid, Coin., l - : - Towanda, Peb. SO. 11166—tt - 110,000po AND A.COIDENTA 1 IRE, L • WBMiAtIiCE. [SEVENTEEN_ WILLION DOLLAHY . , 43; 'S. 4 15 844 - 'OA TAM FOLLOIrjiIiAMID „11111114304 00111 P• I 'MusD Pula & liaanoalaloaaaca I • Courm Philadelphia, 1 Copal and sarplas ,orer 0 . . ----. • -- ‘ ffolllllbnusanos Coaranr, Neto-Yorii. f Capital and p i ne,inirror 13,750.000 Imams Com/Kr or Nona A/132104, . Capital and' =On, over $t 700.000 illarutarrart InamaanasOcomarry, Of New-York. . Capita and Earplug; over - $9OOOOO gammas hunnuncsCOXPAlT, 1 - Of Capital and stupine in rover $340,00 INBCIANCE COMTIST, - Of New- York. Capital and supine, over • Porsiat Issuaartes Cozrany, Of Hartford, CORA.' Capital and aurplum, over $704,000 • liter at. Lira Insiaamics COIONLNY, • .01 ew- York. Capital and anrplua,aag ME TRATELLissbretnusscs COMPANY, •'• Of Hartford,-Coin. papltalind surp4ll,Fer • Risks taken on all kiwis of Properly, at as low ratans by any other reliable Companies. W Policies Issued and bones, it any, adz .justed at this Agency,thereby saving the trouble and expense of going elsewhere for settlement. - , W Office at the Hardwhere Store of Cod -617 amen C. S. RUSSELL. °wands, Feb. 7 1' 1866 .- 41 • " L,IVERPOOL AND LO N OON AND .L 4 GLOBErFIRE AND 45 VS' IkivAIRANCE COMPANY:L-Offlce, 4.s‘,Williim St., and 728, Broadway, N. 10.— capital, Suiplui and Reserve d Funds (Gold) . .. 818,271,675 Assets in the United States, 1,800,000 Daily Premiums, apwards qt,,( ghld)... • 17,000 The shareholders personally \ responsible lot engagements of the company. 411 Director, mn t be shareholders. uncross IN NEW Yoax.—Francis Cottenet Es Chairman, Henry Grinnell F.sq., Deputy Ch rman, Joseph Gadlard, Jr. Esq., E. M. Arctdbald, Esq., H. B. M. Consul , , Alexanilei Hamilton, Jr., Esq., Robert C. Fergnson:Ekc• Alfred Pell. k.sq., Resident Secretary. \Alta ander Hamilton, Jr., EN., Counsel of Board. BANISILIV , Phenix Bank,Catomann & Co The Policies of this Company are issued well-known American citizens resident In New York, who are Directors and Shareholders, acd \ consequently. with the other Shareholders.4re indi rally liable for all the engagements of the Company ; all Policies are signed by then'. all claims are payable in cash on proof of loss withocit 'deduction for interest, and not, as is canal, slitylays after presentation of proof. They expire at six o'clock, P. M„ and not a. noon. Life insurance effected, v and annuities granted on favorable terms. FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENTAL AND , INSURANCE AGENCY ! . For the folloivi vg reliable Crimps/ries' • nix, of ilfulford,.... Home In. Co.. New Haven,. Germania, Fire. New York_ ' North American Fire In. C0.,-of New York, Hanover: New York National Travelers (accidental) - New Y , rk 250,000 00 Policies . written the above reliable' compa nies at the lowest rates. Losses, if any, Ojos. ted at, this Agency. Partiedtar attention gives to farm property. - Office at Ids law office in 1t ercur'ernew block, north side public square. JOHN W. MIX. Towanda, March 17.1869. TRE EQUITABLE LIFE ASS(II ARCS tiociety's!Agency for Bradford cc Wady income over $2.006.060 cash. • liiiNTANYE tc. WAP.D Towanda, July 25, 1867. THE LYCOMING MUTUAL FigE Insurance Agency for Bradford County, •. ,WYOMING INSURANCE AGES CY. WYOMING INSURANCE COMPANY - - Wilkes-Barre, Pa HAMUEL WARR AMS R.. D. SHOEMAKER,:.... R. - C. SMITEI, Capital and Sprpfds $170,000, North America, Hartford. Conn. assets $360. 00 Fulton. New York, - 0 250 000 Springfield, Maas., •' 400,000 Application!! for Insurance in the above corn- Panics taken at bir ryes, and boldness attend ed to with promptness and care. Particular attention will be given to Farm risks In the country . Also Life and Live Stock Instmuice al fected In good and reliable companies. Office over the Bakery on Main-at., fosnacriy occupied by Mercer 42. Morrow. ' T. B. CAMP, Agent. Towanda: March . 12. la6B.—tf. Towanla, Jnly 2„1868. DR. BAKER, Master Millwright, . Is prepared to attend to all business in hti line. He warrants all work done in a work manlike manner. AU orders by mail, or other 'wise, addressed to me at Towanda, will promptly attended to. June 1,1868.-3 m• TOWANDA, Pa., June 26. ISr 8. To all whoik it may cower= I certify tbst have this day appoin ed D. B. BAKER, of To wanda, Bradford county, Pa. an agent for the sale of Radixes Joann! Tstrbixe Water' Inte! fair the counties • f Bradford. Wyoming. Lycom ince, Clinton, Clearfield, Tiqgs and Potter. in ibe State of Pennsylvania.. Parties wanting these wheels can obtain them through him and he will give his 'personal attention to potting them in when desired. Parties by calling upon Mr. Baker; at Towanda, will be shown the wheel, and on application to him he will turn lib 'Budgeted pamphlets containing working tables, testimonials, ie., 6.c. JAS. A. MacPHERSON , - General Agent for Penns Innis, for 'io dises Jonval Turbine Water Wbeel. NEW. MILLINERY GOODS I MRS. E. J. PIERCE. Presents herself to the ladles of Towanda with a very choice selection of goods. and Is entire ly confident of Wag able to meet the justly discriminating taste of each as may do her the bonnr of anoramination of her stock. Ttank• log her former patrons for their favor., she su !kits a continuance of the same. Fluting dine beautifully and on the Shortest notice. R' )o over Cohen ak Rosenfield's, Melo Street. Towanda, Oct. 5, 1868. - WARWMEALS,, - .AT ALL HOURS at a. ,Nit. 110FFITT4 Iteatanrant.r - Xersowl coming to h wn fot 'dinner. win do w rit to glye him - a call OMNI& 11111112W112 OYU. M!c2ROMEE TONS ANDA PA JOHN W. MIX, Agent, CASH CAPITAL $3,000,000 THE -ASTOR FIRE INSITRANCh of New York.. Agency for Bradford Co CAPITAL $400,000 Dividend for 1866, 10 per cent. MoNTANYE 21 WARD., Towanda, July 25, 1867 CAPITAL $3,400,000 • - Mutual Cash plan. In successful operation 01 er twenty-seven yeais. iiONT A NTE:& WAB11• Towanda, July 25, 1547 Towanda. Jane 11„It;(75°. '4l QTlliity NIACHINE,S. G. T, GRANGES, Ilyersburg Pa. Is now manulactining free Pdwer Stomp Machines, and will keep them on ban for cake them on _Abort notice, froin the be • material and warranted. Feb. 15,, 11359.- 5 m r D E $750,000 38,000,000 $600,00( $.1,467 035 60 1 ,610.01.0 31 1,000 00 00 773,R43 77 650 652 29 .Prrida: Vice President Secretary
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