g) , Ipin!14101. &Apo Latifliaatincot 00:131. I believe by eaily.planting; bay !small:l43'4th - to the 10th of;litay; the farmer, is mare-outellitif good yield. I will admit ihat late planting will sometimes bring 'aii good . * crop as that which Was planted earlier, but to dosso.it'requires a very favor able Boerne. :Atm ,known a good crop 'raised from...ea tainted as late as the sth of June,but.the season was very favorable, and _the corn received no "backsets," and had nothing to do but grow . It seems that after the plant has reached a certain stage it is not materially injured by dry weather: Ail practical farmers know that if •the ears are , not well filled in August there will not be a large crop ; after this the corn will harden, but will not increase in quantity or size. Although as general, thing early plentinf is the best, yet on wet stills there will be little ertfothing gainqd by it. It has always been my plan to plant early, and drop - an extra grain in each hill. .The numbeeof grains required mist depend on the care taken in the selrotiou of the seed. This bran .item which some, even of our best farmers, are too careless about. . The, plan which Ipersue is as fol lows : While cutting the corn, all the best and, largest ears are left standiog, that they 'may get fully ripe. I always choose twice as much as I expect to use ; when the corn is gathered the seed ears are husked and and placed on slats oveethe kitchen, where they remain until spring. Just before planting time they are sorted . over, and those• having the smallest cobs, in proportion 'to the length or '- depth of the grain, are selected for seed. The next operation is to shell three inches - from' the point and one inch from the butt, and use the re• mainder for seed.- : This may seem to some to be too much trouble, but rest assureed that "it will pay," and that well. Another great mistake is , to have too many, stalks in t h e hill. On strong ground three, or four stalks - will produce more corn than five. xI have proved bp. actual experi ment that Corn raised from ',-ved taken ftom the middle of the ear will ripen from two to three weeks soon •vr than that taken from either end. CORN-RAISER. RACING AT PAM—The - Bucks Coun ty Intelligence; whose editor,:_,Mr. Darlington, is the active Secretary of the Agricultural Soeiety of that coun ty, thinks as we do on the question if horse-racing at Farmer's fairs, and refers to the address , 61 the President of the New York Society,in which lie says that the Legishiture ought tp withdraw its aid from agricultural societies which encourage racing and shows and games of all kinds. There is no agricultural society. in the Union that has had more experience as to what these exhibitions ought to be, or that has achieved so much sub stantial and honorable success as, that of New York We bight also 'reler to the old Montgomery County Society which has not encouraged racing.. and which has been well at; tended by the best and most respecta ble practical farmers in the county, and has always been satisfactorily sustained. We trust that it will in the fnturc,as it has in the past,eschew everything not recognized,as beling ing the farm and the household of iheifarmer. It is only by such a course that it will prpve itself enti tlr.iikto what it claims to be, and be come-an acthal benefit to the apical tureof thwconntry. TESTING THE : VITALITY OF SEEDI3.-i We never liked the idea of sowing seeds that would not grow, because it is a very poor way of spending time, and the _result is quite annoy ing. It is a very easy matter to teat the vitality of seeds, and-much time and labor would be saved if every one would do it before .sowing.- A few seeds of almost any of our com mon vegetables may be started in a ,!w days, if they are good,by putting hens into a small pot filled with soil, and, placing them in a warm room, or on the south side of a buildings or fence, after the weather becomes warm. Very small seeds may be sown in damp cotton or bit of MoBB,placed in a saucer or small box, and if - kept warm and moist they will show whether they are good or not Onion-seed will sprout in five minutes if boiling water is poured upon it,and as old onion-seed will not grow, al though it is often sold, the only way is to test it before sowing. "EGG-PlAtir Asa TOMATOES.—Every, person can raise his own tomato and eggplants, with very little trouble. Select a warm border, enrich heavily with horse manure, pulvarize the ground thoroughly, and sow pretty thickly, thinning out if necessary. k common window sash or two, raised two far three inches oiler them, on any kind of supports, will reedy facilitate their vegetation anti growth. If they are transplanted' into other. beds when three or fourLinchas high, so that they'shall stand about three inches apart each way, lt will cause them to become very stout Tin the stem,- and will branch considerably,. making much stronger and more pro da-Ctive plants. Tomatoes should not be set out for a crop until the grOund is warm and settled, say the last of April or first of May, the later per haps the better. Egg-Plants should never be set out Wore the la-ti week in May. We prefer the Fijii tomato, and the • Long Purple egg plant, though many other excellent varieties of the tomato are now introduced, some of which it would be well to cultivate also. Not a day should be lost in getting in the. seed.—German town Telegraph. Crawr bushes may be pruned 1b month with adtantage. Don't be afraid of cutting out to much. Leave only healthy, strong weed of two summers_growth, and your fruit will be larger and almost as much in quantity. A vetty, pretty way of training-is to stretch wires from posts set about twelve feet apart, and tie the stalks fan shaped to them. In this way the currant makes a beauti ful border for a path, and also a pleasing cover .for an unsightly fence. Limos Pis.--The yolk of two eggs; four tablespoonfuls brown sugar, one tablespoonful of melted butter, juice of one lemon ; crust as for custard pie. Bake. While baking beat the whitte of two eggs to- a froth, add two Sblespoonfuls .of white iugar vrtwaa the pie is done, take oat and • spread over the top the white sugar, and bike three minutes. • P2=!SEM dbattjuig. S t_ol-AL -A.TTR A Fie pattbuen of SPRING - GOODS. We am now tiering a' large and tatted ar so:linens of new and decidedly Moe styles aki the line of - CASSIXER SUITS, • Pante and yenta fez MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN 1 - Width her been selected heel the OROIOEST STOOKS, AM swore oar Mends and customers tha t thear erffi And it to their interest to call on mend post themielves prices before purchasing denture. - THE STEADY INCREASE -OUR SALES' Shove that' OUR EFFORTS To sell only FIRST CLASS GOODS Agilow as they . .CAN BE AFFORDED, Rave provel • A SUCCESS, had that OUR CUSTOMERS APPRECAITE THE SAME. In Parnhbbag Goods our stock Is complete. AU the new Spring Styles of Neck, I'les, Bows. Underwear. Holsery, thispendem, Gloves, and the celebrated FRENCH YORE SHIRTS, Nave now arrived, Each lot is marked In plain figures, and our customers are all treated alike. Thanking the public for put patronage. we so licit% call when In want of goods in our line, we will do oar utmost to satisfy all who will call on us at the One Price Store of - _ SOLOMON 8. WOLFP, • N 0.123 Math St. One dcior north of. Taylor & Co.'s Stare Towanda, Pa. , April 25,, 1869 ‘. _ lidrThe highest Flo e in Cash paid for Wool, Men and Pelts. - THE TOWANDA REGULATOR S7OREI ;, Adjoining Pattqn s 131colc. _ ROSENBERG & WOLFF, gonld respectfully announce to thelcitia ens of Towanda and vi deity. that they have opened the above store, under _ the name of The To. wanda Regulator," with a splendid asaortme at OP READY MADE CLOTH MG', Gents Pornjahing Goode, Hats, Caps, bt., which-they assure the said citizens cannot bet excelled in style or elegance. and that the 'prices ar • so low as to astonish everibody.— Rosenberg ct Wail hope that by strict stten• tion, and fair dealing with the people of To wanda, they will obtain their patronage and support. They also beg to subjoin the follow htg Comautaimenta fair ;heir guidance. COME ONE! COME ALL! At Rosenberg A WollT's One, Price R egulator Mate Street, Towanda, Pa. THE TEN COMM +NDMENTB, Keep them, and Happy will be Thy pays 1. - Thou shalt have no other place to bay clothing except Blomberg & Wolff'a One Price Regulator, !lain Street. 2. Thou shalt not choose any other merchant: though shalt not listen to their speeches. for Rosenberg & Wolff are no Chatham-st. dealers, but sell at one price, and reliable. and will serve you unto the third and fourth generatier.. 3. .Thtm shalt not seek in vain any more for cheap raiment, for they can be found at Rosen berg & Wolf's One Pride Store. • 4. Chen 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 hangin out a show, for, on the seventh day. Rosenberg & Wolff and their clerks, desirtto rest from their labors. 6. Thou-shalt honor the way Rosenberg a. wolideal, andiong may be thy days to enjoy. its benefits. 6. Thou shalt not commit an impropriety—of buying of Chatham st. Dealers, but come di rect to - Rosenberg & Wolff's Onus ',Price Regu lator, Hain street - 7. Thou shalt not seek in vain for gotida of Foreign make. for Rosenberg Ir. Woltf keep a large variety. 8. Thou shalt not marloin from the Regulator for Rosenberg & Wolff sell so cheap it would be assn 9. Thou &bait not baar Itlse witness, but honestly aeklowlpdge that you can get better suited and for leas money, .at Rosenberg & Wole's than any other store. 10. Thom shalt not covet thy neighbors goods or his .bargains, for Rosenberg h Wolff can give them to you likewise ; therefore, take counsel, and buy only of Rosenb erg /t. Wolff the Once Price Men Towan in. Sept. 1. 1008. UP TOWN CLOTHING STORE I Opposite Public, square, 96 MAIN STREET, TOWANDA, Receiving new additionsito his stock of oporr 4:3-! Every week, whieti he is selling lower than any house in tewn. , GOOD CASSIMERE SUITS, $15,00 ' A large line of CASSIMERE AND 'UNION SUITS, CHEAP I OYtiftliOATS AT .. ANY PRICE A large line of o.,pi-EIS AND CASSIMERES; id Selling below'cost. as he is anxious to CieSti Dia this branch of his business. i I I ' ittlitillcZGS' OF ALL RINDS nl.l - -GiiNII".% FURNISHING GOODS, Of every description 13OYSCLOTHING OF ALL KINDS "'''l 'tuts AND CAPS AT COST it h LI Call and convince,yoursehres ! T6tii►ndej Nov. 26,1863 rrOVVANDA STEAM FLOURING MILLS! 'iPM. H. FULLER d Respectfully Inform the Public that they' have purchased the new and extensive SteXm Floor ittir 'll4lll, built by Griffitbs, Wells & Matson in the south part of the borough of Towanda and hariiig All the modern improvemsnts, and competent Millers, they are prepared to do CUSTOM GRINDING, In the best possible manner, end aC, unasnaily ebost notice. Everfpaine will be iiicen to give satisfaction, and we invite a public, trial Farmers doing basintaa In town can bring their grain, and have it ground to take back with them FLOUR, FEED AND MEAL, -Per sale at the love t cash prices, and delivered In any part of the village - free of charge Tinranda. November 10,1868. Orottriti Irk iiibbltnui:- GROPF4IgB;r PAOV/8/Qrlyi: , mwt• m4' rm• WOODEN, 'Wimpy/ AND SONS Vr . 4'.i , 133-1. NO. PAil'oll / 8 BIM; - ;c- • Southeast corner °titan & Bridge -ate TOWANDA, PA. New and. Desirable Gods hr;ortment alway.i Compkte • Great Inducements to CASH .1311,YERS' COUNTRY PRODCOE P Bought and Sold at. T.SE-;MARKET SATES • LONG & KEELER. Nov 11, 1868. WHOLESALE GROCERY PROVISION'-HOUSE F. S. The undersigned, encouraged by the success which has thus far, a tended their clew enterprise, desire o make acknowledgeoient for the very liberal patronage they hive re• ceived, by giving their customers the advantage of their ybais' txperience, together with the benefit of their greatly increased facilities for doing business They keep constantly on band, 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 ti ade require& They have now in store, Sugar, Syrup, Mci!agars, Coffee, Rice, To bacco, Fish, - "Salt, Cheese, Friaits, Crackers, Candy, Matches, Broom-, Wrapping Paper, and Twine, Flour Sacks, Seeds, 'and a great variety of other goods, which have been recent• bought at the lowest point in the market, and Are offered at who'. aale, at rates to . correspond They desire to call especial atten tion to their large stock of Fine Teas, which they are selling at New Ygrk Jobbing prices,—guara.nteeing th© quality in all cases Have also on hand a good senor meat of Flour, Pork arid Kerosene They still -continue to have the benefit of n resiOent . Partner in New York, who is constantly in the market. and prepared to turn• to our advar.- age any favorable change r s- in the price of zoode. FOX, Sti.,YLNS, MERCUD & CO \Ma:ir :12, 1868. . W MOFFITT,, G • Has just opened a full and complete assortment of - GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS I TEA, SUGAR, COFFEE AND SPICES! Incbiding the celebrated Mineral &op,. au. surpassed for cleabing Tin and Silver ware. - He also keeps constantly -on bandwil kinds of Peaches, Pears, Apples. Berries, Green C orn and T matoes, and all other traits in thA tr sea son, which will be Sold cheap. 10 • - He also has connected with the above an Eating Hon-e, where people coming in town for dinner will find a warm meal got up In good style: to readiness at any time. Cash paid for Green Fruit. Give him a call. GEO. W. MOFFITT. Towanda, Aug. 17, 1807. HURRAH! HURRAH! HERE IT IS AT LAST ! P. W. COWELL Anything pave:int in the Gracery what they have : J. M. COLLINS; FLOUR, FEED, FISH, SUGAR, PORK, TEA, SPICE, BUTTrR, EGGS, LARD, -• DRIED AND CANNED FRUIT I FRESH FRUITS IN THEW SEASON. Er ,1 • I .. SALT BY THE SAOK OR BARREL., We are sole agents for the best brands of ntr t_ giaia and . •- CAROLINA SMOKING TOBACCO, Lastly, everything in the GROCERY and PRO: VISION line." W Remember the place, No. 51 Rain, street and door below Beldleman'a Block. - Towanda, Nov. 19, 186 S: - N EW TAILOR SHOP Hag opened a shop in the room back of the Rooms of the Young Yen's Chrlatisn Anode. Um second story, over Eddy's Clothing Store where he is now prepared to d all kinds of TAILORING, In the bait tankinost fashionable _manner. An exPedenee of many 'rare determination to keep np with, he PaeMons'ef the Tines, ands deafre to please his - munomers. be believes will • enable Mat to Ore istlidaotton. • QS. Cutting done on shortnotlee ssd reason Fe . terms._ Towanda: Oct. 17. lder.. ENE RECEIVED DAILY. NC. az CO. 113, dent Sentscr, TOTVANDA, PA. SOAP OP ALL KINDS, GREENtFRIIITS ! HAS IT I TOBACCO AND SEGARS Wholesale and Retail AMOS PENNEPACKER, w a i st - ritivarlittigiwe, N 4011N.-'f:XIBIDETit 04444 OralLiOti Ogibelhdl. Bea ateeseferouldleoet respectfully Invite the O. Utak* of the or peblie so- his large' end well ae- GROOEURS AIID2:PROVISIONS, • . - Which he 111 aeiUnß io. soli the time, ind &ries of Re has also opened a splendid • _ FEED SIDRE o. , Which is well altisatal - to saitylyi the easii ,: ind - Barclay coal region at all UMOIN Be keeps coastantlj on hinds larliSsOth of 'TEAS,OOFIERS, SUGA - RS, • - • FLOM;BQTTEB, PORK, &0., • Which ha is 'calm cheap for cash. GOODS DELIVERED IN THE BORG' FREE OF' CHARGE. The althea, of Towanda and vicinity, will plealie accept my thanks for their, veryliberal patronage lot —the last • two years. and we promise with their assistanoi to Improve ev ery opt It to enlarge onr balms. so u to warrant sattsfsetton to all. Oaltand see as . • • JOHN KERMAN'. Towanda. July 10. 186 T. N EW S_ T O.R E NEW. GOODS! NE W : GR 0 0 ER I . E SI W. A. ROCKWELL'S. CANNED FRUITS, PINE APPLES, PEACHES, PLUMB OF ALL HINDS, AND CAN-NED -OYSTERS. I DRIED AP LES, PEACHES, PRUNES, CHERRIES, TEAS, SUGARS, SYRUPS, MOLASSES, COFFEE, SPICtS, Of all kinds, In faefieverythlng In the • GROCVRY LINE! Will be kept constantly on band FLOUR,FEED,BRAISD, POTATOES, BUTTER, LARD,' EGGS, AND EVERY VARIETY OP FAKEERS PRODUCE. A troth lot of DRY GOODS OF ALL VARIETIES, will be sold as CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST GASH PAID 808 ALL RINDS OF PRODUCE W. A. ROCKWELL /by 23, 1567 THE . UNDERSIGNED, HAVING Purchased the entire interest of R. H. PATCH, In in the firm of C. B. PATCH & CO., is now prepared to offer to the 'citizen of Bradford County and vicinity; a largo. and well selected stock of GROMIES, Which I have purchasea:Tor Cash and feel coed- dent that can sell at as low figures as can be purchased elsewhere. I now offer to the public a splendid stock of TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS, STARCH, SALERATUS, SPICES, &C. Have on band a largo 'stock of .AKRON FLOUR, GRAHAM DO BYE DO. BUCKWHEAT DO I keep constantly on hand, PORK, HAMS, LARD and kinds of FISH. Wont& all the at- tention of the public to onr Can't Be Beat B - i'OCII OF TOBACCO; ; In quality or price. Jesse Oakley's Celebrated Laundry, New York Chemical and Brawn Soap. Tie axe 'call and examine oar stock of IWO9DEZI WARE Large ati.sortment of YANKEE NATIONS. TOILET fikIAPK, .44.,&e. I will pay the high- eat cub p i ke for COUNTRY PRODUCE Parmets give us a all before selling elsewhere. AU penlons Indebted to the late firm will please call and make immediate payment Towan , Much 19,1867 FURIfITIME WARE-ROOMS JAMES ' MAMMON MAMMON announces to the public that lie st ill continneito manufacture and keep on hand aLLarge assortment of CABINET FURNITURE, Bargains. Tables'. Bedsteads. Stands, G 1 hr. &c., of every descriptun , which will be a de of the best imateriale • andjn he most workm like manner. I invite the inaction of the public to rayjwork. which shellac .be surpssed in durability, at any shop In the country, and my prices will be found to beise low as the timer will admit. Beady-made Coffins constantly on hand or .nuideto order. A good Elearse will be tortished wUn desired • Aug. 15, 1885. p CjFIC HOTEL, 176, l 2.174 a, 176 Greenwich Street, NEW Yons, Oct. 10, 1868. The undersignedtakes• pleasure in announc ing to big ntunerons friends and patrons that from thia_ date, the 'cbaTe of the Pacific will be $250 per day. • Being Solo Proprietor ot Ibis house, and therefore - 6001mm the too' common exaction of an latird feats rent, be is fully able to meal the dotrieWard tendeney of price, without any fall. lag. off of service. ... -it will now._ ar heretofore, be his aim to maintain undiminished the favorable rcpdtatk n of tbePacific, which it .bas enjoyed for many years. u one , of the bed of travelers' hotels. The table will be bountifully supplied with every de icaey Of the r aeon.- . .•• =The. attendance will be feud efficient and - The -libation will be found.-convenient for thorn whose biplane calls them in the lower part of the ettjr; being one door north of Cart liadt, at.; and one block west of Broadway. and of ready access to all Bail Bud end Steamboat • Lines, .10E4 P tTTE•:. Nov:17; 18r.B.:•Lurri. , . • 'FANNING A: HARNESS MAKING A. The oodersigeeli have this doy formed if, ol•aitrtti• h v ;lc no w n thm arm of MA GEE a. *Ow purpose of aiming on the *hove b tsfiess64..4, Harness making and tepsirintdone to onktratitlaill work irturingild. Cash ald 11AlfEB. - - • ' ' , EDGAR PULIEB,-, MI -i "- srfLit.• • " 4'. ittbseus%. has*" • the;;•0411. sad tbsl"4l , • . 11:13 :ads* -9! ,-,7 •- , • Us* 'gullible to the mots of the peoPul. 111 kb at former Talch a510 10 e4• 6 ! { 0. 111 , ° 7 , 7 41,0 -Ts iit LO - R S coigsuits ss reusi ctustood. 030:i . 111- . *'.. 4- (12413h0dal MI tina) ,eonsistb mg in B - B. I [TI T - 8'; dt('grades.' CIOATS, VESTS AND PANTS DRESS COATS, PANTS & VESTS, Linen Coats; Mutters and Pants, , Ciro AIL and Oier Shirts, Linen ead Paper OA", Linea. Oualmere and Plantiel Shirts, Mick ,Tiont.BuiC Okras. Canal.. Leehea Bap, Spring .. Bon and WIT LILA& All due ber that Goo Oooft are cheaper at a fair pies than poor= goods at up into&tall sad examine woods before bap. log. But door to Powell aOo B. W. EDDY. , Towanda. 18,1887. THE TEEFLE OF MOON ! NNW STORE AND NEW GOODS _ An Care new dock of Clothing bought as cheap as before the wax to be sold with • ..!.e undersigned would respectfully announce to tn• citizens of Towanda and vicinity that be is now ready to offer them Clothing. such as FINE BEAVER OVERCOATS FINEST 'DRESS AND BUSISESS SUNS. Farnishisg Goods, hc.. add that these goods bought at very low Apses will be - sold with very email profits I intend to establish a per manent. wade in this place, and in order to gain, the confidence of purchasers, will deal on a basis of HONESTY AND:, INTEGRITY`! and tdi goods will be warranted for what they are repretx nted to be. Come *ad examine and convince yourself. Doh% forget the place, Temple of Fashion, opposite the Means Howse, south end of Beidleman's Block. Towanda, Oct. 17,11367. SPRING AND SIIMMRR GOOD' GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES INA COHEN & ROSENFIVLD, - Waaau, It seems to- have -Tleased the , In• habitants of Towanda, and vicinity, bi recog nice our fair way of dealing ; Awn WIIIMEAS, We _owe our sincere thanks to the community for extending tows so liberal a patronage until now ; AND Wuzaras We deem it bdr dutylo re ciprocate all the 'favors bestowed upon us that far ; 0 We dolereby pobliely PRocLeni, that oo great stock of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, SUCH AS BROADCLOTH, BEAVER. Doeskin it Cassimere Suits Of angrades ant of the latest style!, will_be disposed . cif at .• . REDUCED PRICES! Onr goods are manufactured in New York - city by one of the members oitthe firm, therefore we are enabled to imp as cheap as the next, And wishingl o reduce oar stock, we will put bar goods atQwtch low rates as will enable any body to-buy a suit of:eft:riles. We am receiv ing the finest stock of, - SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS Ever brought to this mareet. such ail F Beaver, Chinchilla. Doeskin, &c., for Dien itall Bpys wear. Call at the Clothing Store of . COHEN & ROSENFIELD, And convince yoorseli of the fact that theyi do as they say and do not misrepresent any of their goods. i t We also call attention to oar stock of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS' Rack as Cassimere. and Poole!' Overskirts, tin dershwts And Drawers, °vomits and overskirts Gloves, Cordliran Jackets. Ti^s Collars, Bas peneers, LATEST STYLES HATS &' CAPS, Which they ale) Solt at fleAatled . Prices J Qe ne a call before baylaz elsewhere. ... 1 4" COHEN & ROSENFIELD. Opposite Powell & Co,. soda, 4011, 1869. OFFICE OF YitIOKHAM & 13LAOK Having cleared our shelties of our Holiday Goods and replaced them with - House Keeping; Goods. of all kinda, :: We are 1105 V ready again to fit out any: one going to Elonse,Keeping. We have the. largest stock, t a , al• best 1 quality of Cock! ry and Glass Ware ever opened iu Towanda. • .. . In addition to these Goods we have a. dull line of , Kniv , ,:s and .Porke, §poehs, Lamps, &c. By importing our main stock direct from the Pot- C. B. PATCH tery in Europe, aud getting our Lemps and_illass-wate from the Man. - nfactory, we arp able to offer greater inducements than ever offered in C. B. PATCH this section before. It is worth your while to call and examine Goods and prices; before purchasing. • Most Respectfully Yours, STOVES STOVES ! STOVES 1 -Just received new Hoe Stoves at ' . THE METROPOLITAN HARDWARE STORE • - ORWELL, PA. Are attracting much attention . An immense variety. of Stoves ALWAYS ON HAND Stoves, coal or wood, that slit you for PARLOR,_OFFICF, STORE, SCHOOL, SHOP, CHURCH, BOAT, on COOKING STOVES Come and an the new patterns—at least.f ONE LOOK BEFORE 'BUYING We keep ail kiadtv brat-ctasi Stove; for UM' Examineulent,or chula o p; rr va y ri o e u t r y ic tl ei, Stoves, for bum blest In terest, . • S. N. BRONSON. °swell, Pa., Pct. 21,1c68. MITACKEREL, COD FISH, BLUE Pub, Mackinaw Trout. CiIICOOS. Pickeled sad Smoked So'mon, Emoted Halibut, and Dried Reef, at Lona &.K vise's. :PLOUR.-Wbetst Flour of all grail s, Bacewbat,' Flour, Bran, Coin' Ideal. Feed, de., at • Dee; 15. W. A. ROCKWELL'S • WRESH FIGS, TAMARINE PRW 1 series and ISUWOf all Ida& - KOMI AU Wool. SMALL . PROFITS 1 CHINCHILLAS, PILOTS, Also We RATS AND OAPS. R. JACOBS PROCLAMATION BY TdViANDA, PA. TOWANDA, PA., MEI & BLACK • sit~:ra'i aiwnasnlrwu r r..pu m s., CamelOlit and Eitseeta. Towanda. Pik, Haa,t leidiAllaikely to " iteelc,.e tttU two 3 .complete heeettown:. - oonatitaithtir an , oldelkOltit Maori' hmtheethirsiattfintielewithed tothe Arts fbr , oieohinleol purposes. eatetolly Wiled with mud to the progreedwrinuits et thelablle. which wlli .be kept --constantly sup PLlld_Witb, fresh 'Forams, and othred oti the post tessonable thrme at Wbolthalwot DIXTIO;MEDIMM, OftplICALl3 rAttrre, °tut, vaßmenze, BENZENE AND TURPENTINE, i3Ass; PAINT, !MIMI, WIIITE4ASH, - • And ill kinds of Tfrushis, :-• ~KEROSENE COAL OIL, . - Aktica and.stems mots t.surs, SHAD, WI91114; CJIINNEYB, Sperm, Lard. Whale, Neatoroot, TANNER'S AND MACHINE OILS, Faiicy and Toilet irtiOles in all their variety, spoNors„ _BRUSHES, ' .soAPs, - COMBS, Pomades * , HairMyes, Pinhinery, POCKET BOOKS,"PORT Pocket Knives, Razors, FOOTE, DEIN - AND RAIN PREPARATIONS PURE WINES AND LIQUORS, • or #edlOnal use, Tonmoo ElNrosi Puma Owens, . . . - Garden F ( erend PPM:Seeds, Thames, Sap . . - porters,' Snesoeittorien, Shooldir Braces, Boast Pp e, TeethlEßlngs, Nosing,. -. Bottles, -Wipples; N le Shells' and S' Mids. Syringes Pans, Self- Sealing Fruit Jars, Thermometers, Flavoring Extinct., Stone Jugs, 'Glass Ware, Bottles, Flab, Corks. Bath Brick, .4 and Stove Blacking, Flab - Tackle, Ammon). Lion, ka. i Botanic. Eciecticend Homo:path lc Medicines, and: all_ the -Popular Patent MEDICINES.' Ali articles warranted as represented. Per sons' at a distance 'can receive their orders by' stage ot. mail, which will receive prompt and careful 'attention. 4°- Medics advice given gratuitously at-the office, charging only for medicine. sir Thankful for pastliberal patronags,wonld respectin ly announce to his friends and the public, that no pains shall be spared to satisfy. and merit the continuation of I heir confidence And patronage. • n 3. Open Sundays for prescriptions from 9 to 10 A. 11., and 12 m. to 1, and 5 to G. P. m. B. O. PORTA% Al. D. Jan. I.lRA9.—yr aibtoart. 0 I' cc 1 P4l tti ' am. it - - 0 ••• 0 _ . SI .. .0 1 c, I x P F r' ~. 0 . .5 i - Is' "3 Po 4 . I • ..i Ell R " Z Z 04 • 4. *l d 1; : - 'pp ft. 0 .1 IA . 8 .. g :.= L — . 7 f cit) MARSHALL BROTHERS & CO Wish to call the attention of the public .to their new Stock of - HARDWARE, . . - t FARMING COMMENTS, SLAat E N THT ns . a SMITHS' . . Also, a large assortment of Window Glass, Saab, Paints, Oils, ;Putty. Varnishes, and Paint and Varaish Bruithes of atinds, which will be sold for the loves Cash rice. Also, a fine assortment of • KEROSENE LAMPS of every style and pattern to suit the public. Lampe repaired and changed from Oil and Fluid t.to Kerosene. Particular-attention paid to the manufact4ing of all hinds of TIN WADE JOBBING PROMPTLY ,TTENDED TO We have w hand a fine article of 01,A813, FRUIT JARS, with improved self-sealing corks, and " HERMETICALSEALINGC A NS, whickts one of the hes!. CBl4ll used. Jonil 217. 1/4;5. furniture L OOK There N now on exhthition at the Mammoth Firaiture Store, IN TOWAN A, PA., The largest and best stock of H I TT IRd N — I I T TI To be found in Northern Pennsylvania, which is being sold at • GREATLY RED :ED PRICES ! stock consists in part of Parlor, library Dining Brom,and Chamber snit.. Parlor. Li brary, Extension, Dining and Mike" Tables, Chairs, Bedste%da Bureaus, Washstands, B Vas, Lounges, Tete-a-tetes. What•Nota, Cra dles, Cribb% 4.c. le: a. line of. Idattras sea and Bedding. Pier, Mantel and Co mmou Mirrors, Oval and Bastin Frimeis and Brack eta; &c., 4-e. In tact'everytbing In 'the Furniture Line ! Which mast be seen to be appreciated and which" will be sold at • LOWER PRICES Than tholeamo quality of goods can be• par cbaFed elsewhere. Thankful to the public for their pint liberal patronage; and determined to merit- a contin• canoe of the same by_. offering Inducements not, to be found ebe where, I invite them to call and examine my gdota aid prices ;before pur chasing els ewhere.. No charge for showing goods and I _ WILL NOT BE .lINDERSOLD COUNTRY DEALERS supplied aa usual at the hitrest market prices. I also keep. on hand a large assortment of Heady Made Collins from the most common to the finest Ilosrooti , also Balla' Robes. Caps e., and If amrtbe sole agent in Bradford coun ty fot 131111LEBB 41; P1513,!8 mgrlud BIIBIAL I CASES, CASKETS, &C. A good HEARSE always is readhiess when required, Towanda, Dec 10, 1868. FURNITURE! I NEW GOODS!'NEW G03.1)8! NEATLY LWISHED POPULAR PRIOBB Consisting :of. CHAMBER SETS, PARLOR SETS DINING MOOD -.SETO, MIRRORS, PICTURE FRAMES, .Photograph Frames,jor everybody. i, GENERAL ASSORTMENT. FURNITURE, Bolted to this market. I lave the best aphola. terse In the country; and manufacture oar own upholstered Work. .7, REPAIRING AND -JOBBING, Done to order: Having an experience of 20 years In the Wetness . I can confidently hope to please all who patronize me. 'Don't target the place.' 'No. IS, Main at., two doors south bf tleidlematt's Bieck, Towan da:Pa. - • T. DEOLEIIi. rowant43,Y l 7 Bo ; , . Ng ASS 11:111EXT,:'10 TOt. Vatiliedib ' iMdOr li`. •11 . 'TX ; , 3*- , g •11:. W. W. B. H . COilve are t coatburbsir ; Uri 1.1 beituarri?: at !be:- -irie stead Nori..Patterea Moak_leana-Art 4/411. receiving additions to lila wet f r ena• 410.: IWO reliable Importers• 'ad rairkalleterevii teepee& rally. sake or.a liberal sbare of riblicr.PattOw Age. A Ingo stock of FREW MOMS - AND 11116MCMIS Thi 'are low pre-, pared.to limply the , =. tVANTB OF .THE PUBLIC WITH ARTICLES .-1111LONGING.14 , 7/Zll PuRB .ViViES 'ASP LIQUORS, FOR 11NO1CALAINE ONLY. a rtma aasoarmarrr or comoirrarrao 13()TAN'IC - ECLECTIC AND ROMMATiIIC ALL THE PORTMAN PATENT MEDICINES rintre,im; ireANtalf; PAINT AND *AWASH DitUSHE, FANCY AND:TOILL'TARTICLEOF EVERY ALCOHOLIC am FLUID arrawrs, ALKALOID AND KF:BIIV6IDS._ A D Old IN AL BIIPPOBTEIB, BREAST .PIIMPS, NIPPLE . SMELLS: AND Snraing Bottles;. Syringes and Cathettra. • L ARAB - Aseowncers oseLs.Aztraa, STROPS, rciourr . • Owns, SURRICA I. INSTRUMENTS OF LATE STYLE A large sapp.y Brushes for the Rat end Flair Also for the Teeth and Nails, Tooth Pow• dere and Pastas; Dili, Perfumery, Soaps. Combs, Flair Dye. ators.&.e., Kerosene, Kerosene Lamps, Shades, Chimneys, Wicks, At., all. of the late st styles. - CHOICE CIGARS, TOBACCO AND SNUFF , Physicians supplied at reasonable rates fdedicines and Prescriptions - carefully and ac carately compounded and prepared, by corspet ent persons at all hours of the 'day and night Sunday heart' from 9 to 10 o'clock in the fore noon, to 2in the afternoon. W. H. H. GORE. Towanda, Sept. 29; loßcu.•__ Bookg anb Statianerg. D IARIES . PQR - 1869 : PAPER & ENVELOPES NEW-YORK PAPERS ' SCHOOL BOOKS, _ PENs,elbur,litusw, STATIDNERY AND hawme BLANK BOOKS YANK EE NOTIONS Towanda, Nov. 19, 1868. % ROOK-BINDERY.—THE.PUBLIC B." is - respectfully informed - that the Boot- Bindery; has bees tdmoved to the Argus Build ing, - 4 9 story, where - will be done . In all 'h cations branches, on tems as rea sona hit at" the times " will - allow. The Bind ery alll be ander the charge of • Ati experienced Binder, and all work will be promptly done, in a style and manner which cannot be excelled. Music, 6tagazines, News papers, Old 'Books, &c., bound in every variety of style: Particular .. attention , will' be paid to the Ruling and Binding of To any desired pattern, which in quality and durahility wil be warranted. - All work will be ready for delivery when promised,. The patronage of the public Is solicited, and perh.c Riati.factinn guarranteed. Towanda A flans? 2 .-1 N Ei,v - FIRMI NEW GOODS Would call the attenti on of the cltlz , ne o Rome and vicinity, that they have oyened with A New S t ock of Goods At the old stied of L. L. Mood:, where with close attervion to the wants of the community they will keep a good a , sortment of goods, which they will SELL AS LOW AS THE: LOWEST, And at prices that will induce every one tole!, orthetn. We shall at at i times have a good assortment FALL AND WINTER GOODS LADIES DRESS. GOODS DELLINES, ALPACAS, PRINTS, ;GLOVE,?.. HOOTS; SHOES, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES ~' STUMM; FANCY GOODS,' UDESRELLAS, .Fmizily Groceries, Hardware LADIES TRAVELLING BAGS JAMES 0. FROST Drugs, Furniture, itc GOODS 'WE HAVE Di STORE, And we only say to • oar numerous friends and thepnblie generally, call and ago as, teat the ;nerits of our preten,slons, and it coed nced4 . BUY ' AND MARE YOURSELVES BICH By saving imoney In your purchases. We, In tend to GIVE GEE - 4171.R BARGAINS THAN We know we can ploy 4 e:yon, Bo rk give as *AIL All kinds of '• Takeo, In excleige tot ioods. , • -• • WICSHA:t k FROST,, .13tiqcepors L Moody. wiciukuFßOST. Nome. Pa.. Nov. - 12, IRKS - (910ICIE TOBACCO, AND CIGA.BB V. sc Rretini)iile tr :Come/Prs visas 5tn74.., FULL ASSORTMENT of DRIED a IL sad dANNgD FRUITS, at " X 4 rah 10.18811. • Lon ds gdzsies. FM PUN MEDWINES. DYZIOCHS AND °LAM All the Beat Tragaes. - Shoulder Braces, SHIELDS, L$D BEET QUALITY IS 0 OKtBINI- I N B. C. WHITAKER, BLANK ,80011,3, WICKHAM S. FROST, Embracing ,11 the latest styles of GI3IGHAIIB, HOSIERY, HATS, CAPS, CROCKERY, • WOOD AND TIN-W_AIIE The . aboye gives beta Blight Idea of the Kira - BEFORE BEARD OF F.4itIifERS.ZPRODUCE ,STOOK OT,CHBOMOS MEI NORTH 411.‘ BRANOIt FOUNDRY WO 8110 P, 81t1iatcl on Pt* k egs!. of Street, TOWASDA, BRADFORD 00, Pi, .01ROITLAR SAW-MILLS _ • , glIn5GtE .l . M4 0 4/NE% bT quality_ titian brprisni• ants. -AU Linde of Machinery for Flouring mad Saw 11U "sTsem -. ENGINES MADE & REPAIEi, STEAM. WEISTLES, STEAM. GAGIYES, 'GAUGE', COCKS; . OIL CANS; &O, • Fordsbeil it short ration. '' - `l3O - LT CUTTING, ' Done from i to li Inches In - • * FORGING . Of heir" weight work, for Beam, and all other pavans, done -to order.. Alio, a large COOKING &HEATING STOVES, Coal and Wood Burners. Porattare for Cooking Stoves. - Stove Tha•Ware, Boat Pampa, Plow., Cultivator" and Univers; kept constant ly on hand. , 4 , DRAPItNGS& - SPECIFIOATIONS °tail kinds of_ ntaahlnefy .for mills Ind other Purimes Mar.,ct 14, winn . . Porimin, who has luLd large experience In this branch of, the bosims. • • - JOHN CABMAN. • Towstßis. Oct. 29, 1868.—1 v. . . . WA.N DA .OAM.R.I A 6-E VA 0 T OSY.: The underslgned respectfully smounee to the, public that they havajaircbased;tha S-HOP G. II; D K F, And are now prepared to build work In lIE LATEST STYLE And Most workmanlike manner:. The, • dvil constantly keep on hand an assortment of splei did _ . TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES; FAMILY CARRIAGES, DEMOCRAT AND LUMBER- WAGONS, oscr. AND TWO azurzi) ALBANY .SLE.Icr 11. S ALL wons WhatRANTED. lIEPAIRING proO:tptly" attendeii to atfrea sellable prices ?• BRYANT & STIEI4EII Towanda, May" 9, 18h7,1y. • NEW 'iL r ANING• MILL The 6ruieralgited having built Ai large and cop , ciuidlone Millie the Borough of Towanda, and filled it with [the moat modern 4nd improved machinery, tot the manufacture of WINDOW SASH, /t-BLUIDS, are prepared to flli ordeys, whether large or iipon the shortest notice. :We have 'also a large variety of 110134DIKG8, of the latest style and pattern, which we tarnish mach cheaper than they - can be worked by hand. _ . . . • PLANING • TONGUEING, GROVEING, - • ' AND SCROLL SAWING and al other work pertaining to Joinery, will be done to stilt our customers. • Persons building, and not Ilvini more than twelve to fourteen miles distant, will and it largely for theirtntereat to buy of es,•or bring_ their lumber nod - worked by our machinery. Bring. your grist of Flooring. or other lumber, and while your team is is feeding, have it ground out and take it home with, you. We will pay CASH for PINE lc HEMLOCK LUMBER delivered at our lumber yard. Come and see us. or if you can't come, write. . L. B. RODGERS & CO. Towanda. Fen. 1564 T 0 - Ny A ND.A, AGRICULTURAL 7'OWANDA, PENN'A., ANtrza.crußgs. RUBS, 'SPOKES 1 BENT HEAVY AND LIGHT WAGONS OEN KRAL WOOD WORK WOOD TURNING IN AI.L'IrTB SCROLL SAWING, PLANING, To Dealet's to HIJBS, SPOKES & We offer a LARGE STOCK. FROM WHICH: TO SELECT The above are trim ththeat . SECOND GROWTH TIICHOUT & OAS. LIGHT ANIL HEAVY WAGONS ON HAND We have the Broad and :garrow Guage iirMILL PICKS made and dressed W. T. BISHOP, Superintendent M.. C. MEIICUIL-PrAided .1 . -W.:AYRES' MARBLE SHOP; ELMIR.V. N. Y. Ton will find Granite kiln:meats, both Quint and Concord, Marble and Slate Mantka, an. , •oal Grates lto fit.. A large assortment con atantly on hind, cheap as the chiapestr • ' Aug. 10, 11368.1 y;: - ___ _ ___, OHOICR..-_ LOT OF WINTER Frail °fall kinds, for tale by the Harrell orilrulhel, at , MoCABIE. & MIX'S.' T 0 BACO S . , 0 AND CIGAR' The ondereigned have eatablished a STEAM TOBACCO F-ACTORY o , Oa lan Street belowlSrldge Street Whore they are man ufacturioirsA kinds o CUT TOBACCO AND CIGARS Which they offer to thetrade at W. R . O LE SALE . PRICES That cannot fail to stilt. We would most ra spfttfully solicit a call from the dealer through Northern F!entisyjrulia to an examination of 13IIKSTOPIC1AND. - :PRICES Our Tobace o is nianittacturedrpom the beet KENTUCKY : . AND VIRGINIA Stock that ate be. procured In the market.— Gisela a try. This is a boleti enterprise aid will succeed -with a liberal dtspositloa•qt • trade to , support home-mainlactors. • _ MEANS • • 157 Vain Street, Tweeds, Pa. Je5e'4,1368.-4r. - • • /1:13 T 0 WALND/k. INSURANOR ~ ., . .491 t 1 1 92 ; -. • PrCOPti, -- Amu 01 the hamlet fria how& Zia gnaw. con wag. oft. Mieitaa,Ws lltock, :Attreiresidtmeare .. . . A* • • • - Mee Lila SeemLb4Mecie Commit, ane ^ele CAA Meets, 7-rfiTe7 .116 r•- : ' - , . .. LeTnlit - n. in>i ` i .oirnotr _UZI cii. . Capita umcauraiCe: -}.:, Capital, *9141 spi haimjedrai .; ... • ' • - '- (0c14) • I'l 76 i ilnetil In the United fitateiiimer. 1,804 a Doily Premlaat. WWII" ?! 'Won .. 1 71 0X 9 2Ell4lsatratiroi CONTAXT, ' - Ma riford / C a "' • 1 Capital ' • 1" • ;211,90,4Q -.-- , Illni MUM: MtMTAL 147/ TN COI : ..,. .../Yetaar4. IV. J. . Capital: . .. .. ... ... . :...,.. ..... . W.sloo; coo .- law Lithium I'ALUIIIIT 1XN424,10111 Co.,(ACCUltata4) . , _Capita! • comence: Mvstriatrit Inmuscl Co., „fhinfort; Conk., 10,000,000 • Tonuul a, Peb. "20, 11166--tf • Fes, LIFE, AND , AC D IDENTAL JNBVILLNCE. r- - carnai. Ersince rn mut • BRVENTEEN VLZIO.1 4 1 DOLL4JI O. S. RY45,41.4,r4gent, TOZ zBa 192.1.1MX asaran I • - r thaaao, Flu & Kamm INausaxes • Coxrixy Phi/ode/Ala, Capital and-sarplai,over 63 _" 3 b n7"a 3 /17"Pork capital and surplus, over, . . Irma:ma C.snzawr or, NOS= t Anzatoa ' ... 'Pktladellikia." 1 , capital +d Burping, over $1,700.rx ,- , KAMILLITAN INSURANCE COMPANY, i - Of boo-York. Capital and anvils, o'er s3oom • Errzarnraa InstritanosCor, of PA4a4e/phia. Capital and atirpluaeover Arlo NaritaNoy COMPANY, - . . Of itiew-Vork. Capital and itarplaa, over Puisair Nieman' COMPAXY, " 01 Hartford, Conn. Capital and =plus, over MCITAL LUZ INSCEA-NCR COMPANY, / Of New-York. Capital and surplus, over fs. ,ceo s l'lumazaxas IntaArtcsCoxrAh-r, t Of Hartford, Conn. I Capital and antpltur, over Risks taken on all kinds of Property, at ee low tutees' by any other reliable Compsniei. • sir Policies. Issued and Losses, it - sun ad justed at this Agencf,thereby saving the trpuble and expense of . going elsewhere for settlement. .Sir Office at the Hardwh'cre titan 01-:Ccd ding & Russell C. 51..RUBSELL. • Utrandis, Feb. 7,:VG6--tt LprElinoL AND LONDON AND GLOBE . FIRE AND 1.4 IIs.oURANCE COMPANY..Office, 4.5 William St., 72c. Broadway, N. Y. Capital, Surplus and Reserved Funds_ (Sold) . • - .. Assets in ........... States, over.... I,SOO Aloe Daily Preitniurris, upwards of (gold).. 17,000 The shireholders personally - respionsible iet engagements i of the . company. All Directorp mu tbe areholdera. ISECIVELB-114 Haw YORK. —Francis Cottene/ Es Cbatrtrum, Henry Grinnell. Esq., Depot:. rp Ca rmair Joseph Gaillard , Jr.,. Esq. E.. -M A'rchibal , -- Esq. H. 8.. H. Consul, Afexandei gamin° f Jr., Esq., Robert C. Ferguson, Esq. Allred ell. Eaq., Resident Secretary. Alcx ande A r 14ilton, Jr., Dig., Counsel Of Board. 13 Phenix Bank-,Cammann & co. - The P Hetes of thiaiCompany are ISE.lfe&b,k well-known American ?citizens resident in Ne York, who are Directors and Shareholders, and consequently, with the - other Shareholders. are individually liable for all the engagements of the Company ; all Policies are Signed by tbem , all claims are payable in cash, on - proof of lo.s without deduction for interest, and not, as ie usual, sixty days after presentation gf proof. They expire at six o'clock,' P. H., add not a, nowt. Life insurance effected, land . annnitir, granted 'on favorable terms. 11..8. McKEAS, AgsLt . Towanda. April 23, 1,467. FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENTAL AND INSUCE G ENCY ! For the followl, g reliable Companies Pheenix, of,Hartford, Borne - In. Co.. New Haven, Gerbania, - Fire, New York, North American Fire In. Co., of New York, . 773,A-0 77 Hanover. New Yolk • cso o'l '2 , National Travelers' (accidental), . f New Y rk CUES; . Policies writtenthe above reliable . cOinpa- Idea at the lowest rites: LOSECF, If a ny, adjus ted at this Agency. Particular attention given to farm property- Office alias law erne': in Mercer's new block; north side, public square JOHN W. MIX. Towanda, March 17.1809. RANCHES MEM STUFF, Ma Towania, July 2, I 868; - i - 1 - ;, - *.*_afit ,:. • -1500 NM TOSANDA PA JOHN W. Mil, Agent, THE EQUITABLE LIFE As-sll ANCE tio'clety's Agency for Lfradf ;- • - CASH CAPITAL 13 Odb 000. Yearly income ewe 12,000,060 cash. 111INTANYE.& W Towanda, July 25, 1R67. • THE LYCOMING MITTeAI, FIRE Insurance Agency for Brodfod rjon,!. ,CAF LTA!, $3,400,0i10 Mutual Cash plat. In Enecessful. oper..ti,ll , " Cr twenty-seven ytits. BIONT t N YE ,t Towanda, July 25. 1867 WYOMING INSURANCE. AGE Cr. WYOMING INSURANCE COMPAtY Wllkea-Barre. Pa. SAIdIiEL t L. Tr. Vies President IL C. SMITH, j Secretary Capital ind Sorplos 11170.005. North America, Hartford. Conn. a.wet. 0350. fre Patton -New York, " ?Snren Sprin: old, Masa., " 400.(0 0 A Mentions for insurance to the al‘r•ve erre pan - taken at fair rer ea. and business attend• ed witb- 7 promptness and care P2111 , 011' ntlon Will be given to Farm risk.-in the gantry. Also Life and Live Stock Insnrance i:t fected in good and reliable companies. Me over tbealakery on,Main-st., formerly occoptvi .by Marc= & Morrow. T. B. CAMP, Agent. Towanda. March 12. IS6B.—tf. - GO TO THE FOR A GOOD M \ AT ALL BOLTS. OYSTERS ALWAYS ON HAM) IN TEEIII SEASI.ZIN BREAD, cl? CANDY, PIES, OAKES, • MRS. E. J. PIERCE. Presents herself to the ladies of -Tow dain with a very choice selection of goods, and ls entire ly confident of being able to meet.- the justly .discriminating taste of each as may do her the honorer an examiution of her stock. Thank ing her former patrons for their favor., she so Snits a continuance of the tame. elating done - beautifully and on the shortest notice. 'Roo ms over Cohen & Rosenfield s, Main Street. Towanda. Oct. fi.1868. • WARM MEALS, Al' , A LL 110IIRS at G. W. MOIPFITT•S itt;tifurant.— Persona coming to t , aro for dinner. Wi.? , ! eo Lt giva.him a call GEO. W. , IT Towanda. June TUM•P, MACHINES. -1:G. I'. °ROGER, llyerebtrg Pa. Lwow manufacturing Lever Power Stamp ilaeldnes, and will keep - them on ban I,or make them on abort notice, from the .trest material and watrituted. Feb. 1839.-3 m• 53.93,t .. --.13,760J t.i 75Q,f'1• $7U1,9• c ..1' C'3,CV I 1,4.67 Fai 1',619,07u 3 •,r.,0 4 3. COO 00 75,.000{.0 ME NUTS,
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