= , =z- Asti 11.1301010411411".. 7 - - A Ri 4 1 : 11 04,ramill'a rLX"' becanitho: owner for the landed' SUIZT mathei 'MY Bantams, dauehtar . :' =Of 3. ported Bellioander but hie dim Ana by a own of Old Maseenspti, and -'lust grand dam was also a daughterofthe old Ora.. -,Theitoltlyletaide Wei a son of Old Abdellak, after lie wan b a Vt back from Xesditesky. Ab dan I and in fernier _lirtiele; ,was a grandson of: Old Me nge:, 'and his dais a daughter of. the am. The colt was not at, Wilkey, and , in early life ima not, .thouglit to have much value; lint he hvedland grur into a world renoTnedloree, and is now known as Byadyk'sHainbletOni- , an. An enuninatioaof tke pedigree of this iambus horse shows that 1 1 E 4 nearly all Meeseoste.; that be draws? the blood - of Messunger through all I the channels of ha deimatiave _one / I and thatone of intiortieltelfousuler;] a horse of unlmown blood," that .was imported from Enighind on atxxnuit of his trotting performance there, having, it is stated, trotted 10 miles in\3o minutes, when four years old. This matter of the pedigree of. Old Hambletonian is very significant when taken in connection with other well knOwn fact& Ist. That before the advent of Mes senger coltivwe had no trotting horses of repute ; indeed, his youngest colts were 10 years bid, when the first pub lic trot for money took place.' 2nd. That all Ofthe trotting horses whose pedigrees can, be now deter mined, that we havaprodueed, that have made a public record of 2.30, careful investigation Will find the blood of Old Messenger in nine out of every ten of them, and the, more of his blood they had, the longer they lasted, the better they bore the, long, severe, exhausting strain of continual matching for large purses. 3d. Though Messenger has been dead over sixty , years, still of all the stallions in the trotting line, adver tised in.the Spirit of the Tinieg or the Tmf, FieidAand, Farm nine out of every ten of them trac e thir lineage,. on one side or the other, directly to him. MI These are facts that our raisers will do well to look into: Ido not mean to say that we have no good horses hut those of Messenger descent. I only mean to state admitted facts, and let others draw their own inferences. I want to stimulate inquiry in the direction. If any one will take the trouble to look into either cif.the papers above alluded to, for• the months of last Spg, they will find an advertise mentrin reading somehow thus : Hambletontan by Abdallah, dam by imported Bellfounder, will stand for servine at the stable of W. M Rysdyk, at $5OO the season. True, the price was ilodified so as to make $4OO of the money payable on the mare proving in foal ; but still $5OO was the price of a colt. There are those who think the thing a hoax. I have heard more than one assert they did not believe that any one was so foolish as to pay $5OO for a colt. But, it is nevertheless a fact, and Old Hambletonian has been taxed to the utmost. It was not by any means because stock horses were scare, for nearly every farm in Orange county has its Staßion j and some of them a dozen. There is but little at first sight to prepossess you in his favor. He is an old horse now, and very much out of shape ; still, as you look carefully at him, you will readily perceive that he is no common horse. His points are strong ; well defined and rather coarse, his eye remarkably fine, his joints large but finely cat, his bone strong and clean. He has been look ed at and descanted on until he seems to understand it. He is the most important object in the town of Ches ter, and from interest and curiosity, brings more strangers there than any other attraction they have. He is the size of Dexter, the world's wonder as a trotter ; and Mr. Bonner now offers $lOO,OOO for a horse to equal his per-. fermium, He.has more colts that will bring $lO,OOO and upwards than any horse in America, 'or perhaps in the world. - The majority of his colts are natural trdters ; they have size, are good for driving, are good for work. At a recent exhibition in New York State, Isaw dozens of three and four years old, not trained by any means, but showing by their shape and condition, that they had run to grass, driven by their owners, trotting from 2450 to 3.30, and not at all ;op pressed with it. His colts trot, 'lns grand colts trot, and they also beget trotters ; they are not only able to trot well but are able to stay. The sequel is in the fact that Hambletoni an is fall of the blood of Old Messen ger, and the blood of this great horse seems to have been necessary in the formation of the "American trotter. Let us look at a few facts. The fiist public trot for money, in this country, took place in 1818. (Messenger died in 1808.) It was on a bet that horse could trot a mile in three min- utes, was won by Boston Blue, whose parentage seems to be unknown. From that time to the present, of.the famoustrotters whose blood is known, the great majority trace to Old Mes senger, and it is a curious fact, that though theC of other imported and home- bled, thorough-bred and part bred h is found in many of ' our trotting horses, still, as a rule, it is only where the blood of Messenger was present that the descendants have the trotting gift. We have imported intolhis ebuntry hundreds of thor ough-bred and pixt . bred horses, and they have left thousands of descend ants ; that our horseshave been vastly improved thereby in intelligence, • style, action, speed, and above all, in endurance, there is no doubt; still, when you come to look over the ped • igrees of our distinguished trotter% it is astonishing to find how few of them are at all represented. There are four great manes now competing closely on oar trotting edikrees : Lady Thorn, Goldsmith Maid, American Girl, and Lacy. Lady Thorn is a (laughter of Mantbrino. Chief. who was. is great grand son of Messenger, and oat of a `Messenger mire. On her dam's side she has the =Me blood through American Eclipse, who was also a grad son of Messenger, and one of the best and stoutest horses we ever raised. Goldsmith Maid is a grand-Aangh. ter of; Hambletonko, her dam a daughter of Old Abdallatt. No won der she trots so S well. - American Girl is a iepresentative of the bunco= Clay family, who run hack on their sires side to the impor ted Tripoli hones Grand, Ihmiliew, but whose dons were fall of Messerger blood. Lucy. is a daughttr of Ciso. 7. Pathan, =sof noes Tsiniiitisesosit tmestriietitorx Ree, geley es of thy Ms" dra • . itter,. To *pie J rniglitbit =sal e ' threotket• - .13onie .thegreit tletterk I this biek,:speich Didelknaii lad 1600k.teare *ere*. Of. their...t4* web* With • them , to -their:s OP& Of_tha Vested; F,lo*' yeas Sop at tier grand-sire .and dam, and can tno -further. Bat their • • gune, their almost opetri,hohlyst, their ireinendinus Van ainuniladilingy ' itioreol ion and the other a rust:daughterof Old M .ow none of our farmers -(sad they are INT - great horse breeders of ou r coun ) would Want to drive a horse at 's 80 'gait over our. road% Yon may hate to go very fast to make it, and, many would think the horse mud* and if they could not stop him, would like to be out of the wagon. But a horse or mare that can trot three Consecutive in less than 120 piwzak mud havOgreat power and great last. Suck a horse can trot a agile in 4 minutes very easily, and at 5 minutes to the mile, could trot for ' hours tooe c , ther. How different from the plodding, tiresome, gait of many of our horses which cannot.be driven five miles per hour; for any consider able time, without being used up. The demand for good road horses steadily increases, and the price steadily ad mice& There are great establish ments now engaged with large capital in their production ; but our farmers who raise one or more - colts per year, are largely interested. If a careful investigation should demonstrate that our great, horses, and consequently our high 'priced ones, have come from comparatively a few sources, and as any man who raises a horse wants a good one if he intends to keep him, or a high priced one;if he intends to , sell him, wisdom would seem to indi cate 'that the sources which Luch horses have sprung from in the past, would be the sources to look to for them in the future. There is a wide field of investigation in this'threetion, but there is a rich harvest in it to 'whoever will patiently and ititelligent ly , work it oat. Any great excellence bred in the horse will be entailed, stil.de, color, courage, speed, size, endurance, dis positiorOntelligence, action, symefty and strength. None but a thorough bred horse can be relied upon, as very valuable togs owner, or to the stock raisers. ' Cnis. Dnai. WEST GROVE, March 12. Books and. &gallery. LLRIES FOR 1870 PAPER a EIS.WELOPES NEW-YORK PAPERS • 14 SCHOOL BOOKS PENs, UK, MUSIC, STATIONHY AND PicrotEß BLANK BOOKS YANKEE NOTIONS Towanda, Nor. 9. ums. JULES HUGUENIN, JEWELLER ef MILVERSMITEL MNRCCR'S NEW BLOCK, TOWANDA, PA Has kart received from Ness Yorks 'LIM assortment of ADO Gioia LADIES' WATCHER, AMERICAN WATCHES of all iescriptione. Also a selected assortment of GOLD CHAINS, FINE GOLD .! 1.4 z 0 ' ' CHZIP COLD. SILVER AND STEEL SPECTACLES AND ETE-GLASSES toll! all cue. of Impaired sight NEW PATENT ACCONODATING SPECTACLES. By this patent I am enabled to exchange Glasses at any time without extra charge. Call and see. C;ACI,I. WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIRED AYD WARRANT= Taw 4b DWI 111. 110 GREEN HOUSES, I have received a large aid foll.ametztent of IN IICIDTALLES. or the Dried Moyers of Everlasting, of a mod beautiful variety of colors. lam now •PorPartal to hiridah. for parties. weddings. or Amor al secsaions. on short notice. Wreaths. Crosses. Anchors, hand and basket Begirds. Also the same with =tarsi Amens I have also a few Imported Wreaths or Crowns. formed of Immortalles .• N.. 1. eine WM, fa (Lame — - ter. • sl al No. 2. tea .• - 2ta A.O orders will receive prompt attention, aad priers imareabke. Yes. IS, HARRY MIL pREPARE FOR 'WINTER BY PAPERING YORE ROOMER NO NEED or LIIINO OLD. Iq73WXPAPERB.ANY etas moony by your old panels and buying soma al that beautiful WALL PAPZR OF F. '..itraturra. He bee Jest marked down hie entire Mori and Is prepared to lern Wan Paper of every . description, than It bee weer been offered in this =il= dee:LIAO. CENTRAL MARKET. The mbemitices AM continue to keep cotuitatitly on head a fail sod complete msoctioent of even , pertaining to tie* business, conaleting =W. BM, PORK, MILK AND SALT =WOE, LALLII, NEAL. USAGE ' POULTRY, SA. LAED, BOLOGNA, DRIED BEM TALLOW. ikc., kc. : ALAD, , • ',IP I 8' 33. 1 FRESH FROM THE LAIZPS I.lOl 4 a;tilOiVAMQ.ll4l Pin sioidnir Dyseni In or mall ituunl. nee•III is fOrnnilbell os Abet nenleo, nl ths as _Commat. Mom; linetsnpin Mock en* 60 /Irseflb WSW. Now', • - ;0 6 . 40 alidefo r kw:mg rourrat, AVM' Jewelry. One door north of SWISS WATCHES, an tie* EST TO THE UST TOWANDA. PENN YORE I masa EIZE2 ID *dr sawn, NHOtlipilrt3tlicitt3t€ NEM PtiOntdOlt;lioPaK :-::' *:".:44.::141 - ii - ,..ii - : . ..'Clitt US MUM Seam, The tuukireigne4l,- e*ottrigeikby, the memo 'Which 1156 thasfarattend- ed their new enterprise, desire to make aohnOWledginentini tite patronage they have received, by gi7- !rig their manners the: advantage of their years' experience, together with the benefit of their greatly increrred facilitieir far doing brain:: - They keep constantly on hind very large and complete assortment of everything in their line, and are daily receiving such additions to their stock as the wants of their trado re- They have now in store, Sugar, 13y rup, Molasses, toffee, Rice, Tobacco, Fish, Salt, Cheese, Fruits, Crackers, Candy, Matches, biome, Wrapping Paper and Twine, Flour Sacks, Seeds, and a great variety of other goods, which have been recently bought at the lowe s t 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 Fine Teas, which:they are selling at New York Jobbing prices,-;--guaranteeing the quality in all cases. Have also on hand a good assort ment of Flour, Pork, and Kerosene Oil They still continue to hive the ben efit of a resident Partner in New YOrk, who is constantly in the mar- ket, and prepared to turn to our ad vantage any favorable changes in the price of goods,. nos. STEVENS, MERCUE, k CO May 12, 1868. II! I= pATTERSON a: KINNEY, i~~ .o I~ (Successors to Tao J. JoxEs) Dealer, in GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, FRUITS, &c., ' NO. 2. PATTON'S BLOCK, TOWANDA, PENN'A flaying purchased the entire etock of GROCERIES '4 PROVISIO:iS. of T. 3. JONES. and havidg added largely tberetoby recent purchases. they' take pleasure la announcing to the public that they are prepared to sell anything and everything in the . GROCERY AND PROFUSION "UNE Such as SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES, SYRUPS, MOLASSES, FLSH, FLOUR, _ FEED, CORN 3rl &T,, • KEROSENE, WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE, STONE WARE, &c., &e. As cheap as the cheapest. We guarantee perfect sa lafaction to all who may favor na with a tall. CASH PAID PM COUNTRY PRODUCE. J. S. PATTERSON March 10, 1869—tf. PEOPLE'S 011.0C'ERY AND PROVISION t3TORE. bQVtH (VAN= BUMS AXD 31L11131 sTltrn. ♦ new End complete stork of . . GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Which will be sold at the loweat 'exigible prices. McCABE & MIX RECEIVING NEW GROCERIES DAILY! Splendid Assortment! Wholesale and Retail!' Fresh and Ane quality of Groceries as out bebe4l;t PRICES RANGE LOW . FOB THE MARKET • All kinds of NATIONAL FIRE WORKSI Wholesale and Befall. Country Merchants will do well tocalL Our pekes shall be, with the reasonable' satisfactory. CALL AND SFE US. CAM PAID - FOR COTINTRT PRODUCE. Roods shown with pleasure. We shall pay strict attention to all parte of our trade. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL' Accept our Menke for past favors. - --- Towanda, June It, 180. A constant supply of Addeo Halt, all sized Charm I . I[ 4 OOK HERE! Butter Plait:is. Tuba, /te. CODFISH, MACKEREL, ' HERRING, PORK, MITTTON, HAM, FRUIT OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS; MODERN STONE WARE, YANKEE, NOTIONS, , FLOUR, FEED, MEA Ts GRAIN, etc Itriug on your produce, which we pay cub for. DAIRYISIEN, Please call and look through our stow k. and we will do our best to please you. W. A. UOCEWELL. Towanda, April 58,1869. GOLD STILL COULNG /LW MIT THTICCI CC GROCERY if: PROVISION LINE, are now being . offered at • CO.WELL k 3IYER' at prices that cannot fail to eat* all that they determined not to be undersoldi. any one. have enlarged their Store b uilding so that they now have room for the [red[ similes that are daily received by them. They have connected with their store a Market when they now keep flea Meets to sell by the quarter or piece, =Won eupply of Gro ceries and Provisions. to which they would can the attention elan cash buyers. Come sod examine ear Goods and Prices. Wore purettiling and math* yourselves. We guarentee an goods to give entire satiafactien. We are. thankful to our mamma for their post liberal patronage and stdiett a contlannatee of the same. - COWELL k Dec. 20, Mt CANND FRUITS OF ALL Ends at - Ct S i'ATCWIL • ligOllK . ;E ASSOMERKT w. wr*4ol We?. et &AVM, k MIR% EN ~ * fooktilitlibe;4llo: • • 1 15 101. : 1 1 1,14M A . _ i Istkaklikiriko4oolll444 * lillor • .r ' - Solar 000attoadvidel. V. 71 Urfa nil toil oolotesiigook of • ,4* Minns liarcamea taT iieyi tYatteyi.}.uat.iler ikipaysi ' alla 1 00-11 , elmerberc. 2 agniOffestotheyddicassaimataido . TEAS, WI'MilM EITIGARS, AKRON nom .GRAHAM 'l3O 1 loser anutanily on hand. MIL WOW, LARD. snit Wads of FISH. !Foe* call the iipeation Of the pablto to our Cot7lBe Beat kITOOIE OF TOBACCO, isslitr si prim hese Oakk.fsSislabisted Lads. di?. Now Usk Mastoid and Drovern as p.. 4P - - .. passe cal sod esszoilms our stoar:S4 • Large meottment of TfILLIIE NOTIONS, TOILET SOAPS, he., ke. twill pas the tihOuestStebprice for -- COUNTRY PRODUCE. Farmers. gire na a MD before selling elsewhere. C.‘ 8.. ATC11 : : All persona indebted to the late 5 will please mil and make tuunediate payment. C. B. pArcp. Towan4L. March. 12,1867. GROCERY AND PROVISION FAMILY GROCERIES BIEBCCKIi NEB' BLOCK, TOWANDA, PA • We do pot deem it noceaaarito enumerate all We diferentaitlidea we keep. Our assortment is FIRST CLASS GOODS • Cuh paid for Parraera itCdUCC. JAMES 111cCABE, Maret 1,1870. HAURY MIX. RI GROCERIES', FLOUR; SUO4R, IRA & COFFEE, W. N. KThIiEY Tapioca, Vermacelll. Macaroni. Sago. Pearl Raley and Hominy., Oakley's, Taylor's. and Fbrers Family Saps. Holman's. Talmadge, and Royal Bak Powder. e Burnett's ' Stan. • • dard Extracts. Heeler's Farina. Hors, Cox's Gelatine. enc. Gan" Fend Jar. Baker's Chocolate, Cocoa and Emma. . Titus" Crean. lemon and Extra Soda Crackers. Grant's" Wafer, Mg ic alton, Egg and Matter At the old steal of uaiuttu•• & Cassia. ate rem tetetehts a large sad seleeted stack of • Which they after to cash buyers at prices that dad, • ' ccmrpetitkm. Cash paid tor kind. Farmers' Produce. April 21. MOM AND DINING ROOM! BREAD, i PIES, CAKE, &C.,. listed duly add at WhCeeiieitliiiltali, ith ass the best retards and our welt Is always Delft dom. Dealers ars Invited to maw** our whaler's priers. PAMIRS. -PM ?WA koi impliedss ra: warble mites on short aria. Ia oat DINING ROM we offer superior Inducements to all who 'sat either, s lunch or s goad meal. ' Indies cap step in and VW/ enloy.ft cup of Tea, undisturbed by noise or Yeats at all haus of the day or urging. OYffl on hand during their season and serred outa z tl ent He dish or sold. in quaulities to suit.' Of CO we keep an alearbaentejual Is any is ads giMoe State, sad sell at wbokaaki or Mil; aim • general arsozbnent ot. 01 1 00616114Thn • ` as low as tbs Iowa& , Tmninkils, Aet. 94, Wb. D. W. 94:MTT & trTANEW ukitatErs, Meat' . _ Ramis 10,41 a Wily; Ito* ai MI BYE am, BuczWuzii Do WOODEN 'WASP,. smlop,m. McCA.BE MIX. Whokaale and Ratan Dealers in AND • PROVISIONS-, ALWAYS COMPLETE. We well nothing but AND -_ _ CORNER MAIN AND RUMOR ISTItErI3. TOWANDA, PA., Dealers In alliands of PRO vmloß s Feed , and Heal, WOOD, WILLOW and STONE "VT A. 12, Ps ! Wo would WI opeciil allentron lb our btock or Ivo AVARUANIT to give eaUseactlcal is QUALITY A.YD PRICE. CASH ixndfor desirable Country Produce M. J. Lou,. - L. ilia:int. pass & EIZE;LEB.ag Towanda. June 23. 11039. ' COWELL & MYER, onoczEims AND PROVDnoNs. Pirstidork isoith of Ward Hour, -174 ..*!l7 vitmeigguipmr—aritAXMlti6c _ #1; ge. 0 ' • • t I I a • ." ,-, , .:: f .- ~:;., • L ',: ,;.;'. ~.:, f , '..._ ._.'• , .:'''.f4';'''-..,;'-"' HAl t a - Al'D''' - OLPS : ,' , _ , ..,4-A...%;:i ':'''.', - -;'e.., : a '.,..,:.,';'.',--,4!as„o,=; 4 - 4 GENT' ettnei, , ~...1 : - F'fi , ' • 5';!., - ,' - =, , . : ; Tr 4 . .',:' - .1-..: ff'," , : :;,' ' '.'27 , ' ::W4rOMIG,'T/ , (VA OM . .)L.V. ? . . , Iri _bowie Paildeafibis Cultic Eraii iekdy Dui the stakla shift yak 611004 vrip mei aionemmadeumuserc 'Ts etre ON' *Mar sties:Ups So Yauthl, Bge t - CIIILDRMS CLO7NING =VI Al4aingiqiine• ii.iodraent CPYISS arm OMSaI4EMA lop Ile oat" to 0.00 per yard. (all yes* Best Stock - of Hatt; and Caps Xept within 90 mllee. Came sal look, and proM fof t'. WW be at the Weed Nouse every Thursday. rith.aampiee of Goods; ead'empered fo Ado IMP ecru. - . VAN NUMMI k MANNEIIIII. a Bread lit. Waverly. N.Y. retx - ao, 1889. DEVLIN ScCOMPANY, OLOTECIM.RSI BROADWAY, NEV YORK The advantage!' we enjoy as the result of a long establlahea and successful lenstness. enables us to offer Inducements that mate this' announcement worthy of ATTENTION. many Importing our Foref: goods direct, controllimg kadlng styles of Ammtam ploying the best artistks talent in the m oon , of our goods. and constant proms* ' onr motto, we claim to lead the market in READY-MADE CLOTHING, Of which wekeep tall Ones of all gradeß, for Wm 'and Bays. Its cusibiAt Won't GENTS FURNISHING GOODS Our stock constantly Argo and * seasonable. W are the sole manufacturers' of the AMERICAN YOKE SHIRT, Which we eupply both readp•made suet to order. PRICES UNIFORMLY LOW. Gentlemen Titania New York ire mini:stet to call and barn their tumours recorded upon our books. System of fielfafeersurement and other inform- Con promptly furnished when desired. - Broadway corner of Grand Street, and Broadway corner of Warren Street. I' Address Box 2e5, New York posttest.. March 23.:2m DEVLIN & CO F. P . C. Me are the Garments made for NE. Ihtam. In the splendid rooms of the popular One'Trice 'Newest ma choicest, rich and rare, Elegant Clothing for men and boys' wear. FLOUR, Pattiz gentlemen; tail in After the clothes at the popular Oue Price Store, Look and you'll lind no.slothes at all [glare:: Like the splendid Clothing at the popidar One pries season. all marked down Lower than anywhere deo in town; Orerenita, both for - Qpi and men. Try them mar and yoa7l come again Hurry along, for the people path Into our doors with stem rush, :lobby and race are the garmenfi an, Great la the Stock:at the popular One PLiCe Stir°, CONTINUAL ItECEPTION ! MCBEAELNIG t , p7HUSISSII . ! 8110C$RY6L1 LOW pRICE.'s t 33 =N. HOU" AND TOLITIN CLOTHING,, GLQVES . AND MITTENS. FINE DREK I S ) SHIRTS, my stock is eruindete. - Every lot marked in plain figures, and no deviation, an treated alike. Every garment guaranteed to turn out aa represented, - Call and look at our goods and prices. gave =all ey and time. too iwoons 1 to'aasava 1 so a►xxtanwo at, the popultr One Price State of . 123 highs street t to Codatug Russell & Co..' Talmud', Nor.V. Il 1869. t. oar The highest Pah priee paid fo r Wool. Ram and Pelts. trIIRRAH! HURRAH GREAT REDUCTION Di PRICES OP READY MADE CLOTHING, 3L E. ROSENEIELYS, .10proadte Powell k Coe.) • et o I ck of aro now offering to the public a large arid abater' WINTER GOODS, WAVER, CHINCHILLA, ..And DOESKIN 0713:00.A.TS FOP, MEN. AND BOYS WEAR, Which will be sold 23 per coot. Jess tion iseloer at IL E. BOSEfI E LDB Also a Inv In voice UNDERSHIRTS L'sz) DRAWERS 'Laterl to sell less than amt.' to make room for gluier • Stock. Nov to your Uwe to buy a nun cheep. Can sod. comities yourself that 3L 8 BO NENFIELD offers Great,ffarpins fa the 'line of GENTS FUGNISHING GOODS. Call War* p r sa I nid umber& • - ' 7. • Y. r....uorica Towanda. Jim 45. 1!'0. ::nap. L ICE 5T0 . 121 4 E OF_ CHROMCIS HE Bisirtnuiipaspitir. mil' GEM- lIIT dA.IIB,MCE tn. wholeole and tedidL ' 1. Heflin At MX 121 ' GOODS! IM!=1 HOSIERY IiECE-VM.AR am AN! cu.', ALEX. SOLOMON. Consiseng of ittgl -, `'.. - :...* - " . 54,0 , 0 - L - A:4: -. • -* w,, , .. 1 4 . - - —.At'._ ," itgo '-jt-44:1 - -liOlt -16 w, v ucl os ,t, eieir,;- 1,4 " 0 '•-' ; ~,,..,.„.... ~, , 4 ,, -.g.,1_ , a,-,, , 7 :.* , .5.. ..,' - ':•,- t _NW` , , FALL AVV,WINTER OLOTHUIG toldolloteild tow patcliaipoltfocoNak takti*Xo. foroi to mit etroposithotiiiiy caw Moro to-Itotliti gra!!n gor aVdt co4itier of - . . ,:ov*a.to - ',ooAt.sii, iniiiiriew nth is 'I2SGIA3II•I3,ZEOSAIIII*4B, EEG trauma. alma sq.mals. Thuswatimy tpenmers, ito rth Use iitigeot ateeiF 44: Men's, Youths', n d ,Clothng; 1211=1 • hill lice GENT'S FURNISHING': GOODS; _ RcSIZItt WAVES and urnws. Etha l S CA-VS, LEMR A.ND PAPER C9LLABE. CtTr% /MP) LIDER9, H►PTDSEIIOHIEFb, &e. lie Alsoslaegsstockut.- , ' • -: czonts,"vzsilAvs, rktimisCs, All Goods warranted as repreentOd. Call and ex. amine our stark before imrehaaing.. Remember the place 06 Main atm!, one door north of Chamberlinl Jewelry Maui TAT UM . . mark. C. arms. Towanda. Deo.'3„ 1860. - • TH E TEMPLE OF FASHION ! NEW STORE AND NEW 000Thilt , An entire new Stock of Clothing, bought as cheap as before the war. to be sold *lib • • SIVALTi•PROFIT I S! The; undersigned would respeettelly announce to the citizens of Towanda and vicinity that be is now ready - tura:them Clothing, such as • FINE BEAVER OVERCOATS,. CERRO/MLA& PILOTS. Also the ' ' - I` FINEST thutss Asn'BlLYlNaif SUITS, furs AND AI'S, Famishing Goods, itc., and that these geode. bought at very low Wee, will be sold with very small pro. Ms. I Intend to establish a permanent trade in his place, and in order to pin the confidence of prn.clu4 sore, will deal on a basis of HONESTY AND INTEGRITY! And all geode will be warranted for what they are represented to be. 'Come and mamma, and convince yourself. Don't forget the place,.Temple of Fashion, = the Means Rouse, south end of Belgium:Ws 11. JACOBS. Towanda. Oct. 17, 1867. NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS! R. W. E D 11-Y Would announce to the Idtizens of Towanda, and the public generally, that he has In Wye and daily re ceiving new and FRESH GOODS, Iq his nue, imitable to the'wents of the people, which he will sellfor Currency at former G 0 L P.R ICE S! Censhrting as usual of good, well and reliable made CLOTHIN( , tko Shoddy of any kind) cowl:din of BUSINESS SUITS, all grades, • COATS, VESTS AND PANTS, all Wool, • DRESS COATS, PANTS & WATS, 1 Linen Coats, Dusters and Pans. • OveValls and Overzhirts. Linen and Paper Collars, Linen, Cementer% and Flannel Shirts, Neck Ties, Sus penders, Gloves, Canes, Leather Bags, Spring Style Mr,, Soft and Straw Hata. AU Snacks& '•liiimene her that wood Goods are cheaper at a fair price than poor goods at any price. CaUand examine my goods before buying. One door south of Aspinwatre Hard ware Store. Tcrwanda, Bov.lB. 1809. 8.. W. EDDY. 1 1'9a aid Coffee, GLORIOUS NW! I TEAS GIVEN AIVAY AT TIM GREAT AMERICAN TEA STORE No. 1 Gnome k* !ATM:O3*W tIOC Er iiitEDGE , sumer, Tomsva. At the algn of tile ] - AMERICAN FLAG! And tho RED, WHITE AND BLUE STORE Soaplow ot.Teaa merle ♦IMT ♦azxa. to satisfy the people that this tho place to alto money. PRICES LOW AS THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY Op NEW YORK Fresh Oretind Coffee received daily from New York or grown* to order. Also *hole Coffee. wen ee , an& roasted, all styles. whole iurd ground Spices, Dried Waits, ho., at equally low prime. The enbacraer begs leave to return his thanks for the very liberal • eitended to him while in the Grocery bnitrithis place. and r solicits a trial intls new enterprise. Thel= win be conducted strictly on the CASH SYSTEM ! no you will not hare to pay extra prices to make dp for the lows of a credit business. If you caul spare the - wormy to pay for a pound, buy an ounce and pay. the it. Be independeut—thau you will be worthy to walk uudm the AHEBICAR•BLAti Into the Anzericao Tea Store! And buy your Goode cheep. Mr Renreixtber the Red, Molts and Blue Store. newßloek. Bridge Street: July 1. 1869. - BRAWIALL k RIDGEWAY. 1 1 1 T To. I - A large stork of new crop Teak consisting of YOUNG HYSON, - OLD HYSON, • IMPERIAL. ' • GUNPOWDER, OOLONG, JAPAN AND ENGLISH BREAIi'FAST 1 T 446_ s Just remitted width we over by the piound. caddye cheer, wry cheap , and warranted to gips sattr tton. Ttda means banner/. Call and nee. - - ' LONG L HEELED Also a fall auortmettt of SUGARS, COFFEES; COFFI3ES, " w • SPICES. DRIED k - CANNIKD FRUITS, CRACItEligi FLOUR, FEED, width we will sell at prices to suit the times. Feb. 1879-2 - LONG lk =LEN. INRIED FRUIT OF ALL KINDS • COW & 111112. Vayarj - IaNDS :GROCERIES .- VID , pitorbtals, it .. .Weeds iithl Now c, Pkitsv. ;VW t 11ARDWAlliktfilV)R14 V. 3Vr at 1.. •-• • „TOI r P I P4 , .; . . Plfe•'!* . ! gr. alb* InrAs:AZ Ak Ito;t4iraitil'itaialiaset - are . , HOWIE .- -'-FITRNISHING . -GOODS; AND. 14,10 Ati DEiTI N Otte,AC.. are of tho;ITIE gWltty ai 4 win bereeld,m7 knr: -Ws ire abso wrote lbc the " STEAM The only renablo Piro ProciSate node. Also FAIRBANKS s §oAixo, sciumincott POWDER CO., SUPHEB PHOPHATE • . TrZTIV./LIR, u ray large and raanutaetitred out of the best Woo prepaml to do Jobbing ail! kinds. We are the only agents for the etdetwated new EMPIRE COOKING STOVE, The test cooking stove in use, and every stave warranted to give satisfaction. -' March 10, 'TO. GO TO S.. N. BRONSON'S FOR • • . 1167111ARD MOWING MACHINE& None better, and parte fer the Kann; an important announcement. SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS ! No better quality can befound, and at prices attain. able. Tour of STOVES, IRON AND HARDWARE, As low as the tide of the market, kc., ca d at . METROPGRITAN HARDIVAIIE STORE, - • Orwell, Pa. June 24, Illat—lyt -• NEW iiARDWARE AND STOVE STONE AND TM. SHOP AT WIALUSING ! R. Y. SULZER, liar just received a full supply of GOAL AliD WOOD COOKING STOVES, COAL AND WOOD JITAIIIIG SIOVZS. EIXYATED bur. BEHISERSotc. HOUSE SHOES, NAIL RODS SOME SODS LION,MO44Z )(111,14 CO3S ILNITIS, Apple Pesirers, &c. All aims of Nags and !louse Trimming floods. REPAIRING AND JOBILLNO OF ALI, KINDS ' of the most approved styles, done at short notim.. AB kinds of Cutlery, Scissors, Itaisors, Carpenters, Blacksmiths, and Wagon )takers' Tools. Glass, Shovels, Scimps, kc. Give me, a 16W, I will sell as cheap as the cheapest. WY&1123313, Boy. 3. '69. LOOK HERE! There is now on exhibition at the Mammoth - Furniture - Store; The Wriest end beet etoek of FT_T BiNIT T_T M I To be found In Northern Penne}trauta, which hi IX Ll3g mold at My stout consists in Part of Parlor, Library, Din. ing-roorn and Clamber sets, Parlor, Library. Este gun, Dining and Office .Tables. Chairs, Eedsteafs, Durum, Waahetands, Sofas. Lounges, Tete-a-team. WbatrXsta, Cradles, Cribs, &e., he. A full line .of Mattrasses and Bedding. Pier, Mantel and Common Mirrors, Oval and Rustic Fnun? and Brackets, hr., 'he. In fact, everything In the Furniture IVblch must be seen to be appreciated, and which nil be sold at LV WER R Le E S ! , Than the same qnality oPgoode am be inmcliawl else where. Thankfid to the public for their past liberal patron age, and determined to merit a continuance of the same by offering•indnoements not to be found else where. I invite them to call and examine my goods andprices before purchasing elsewhere. No charge for shcrwing goods, and I WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD: COUNTRY DEALERS supplied as usual at the low est market prices. I also keep on hand a large assortment of Ready Made Corrals, from the most common to the threat Rosewood. Also Burial Robes, Crimes. &e..and lam the solo agent In Bradford county forShuler & Fisk's *ITALIC BURIAL• CASES, CASKETS, he A goal HEABEAI always in readineu when mlldnxL Towanda. Dec. 10. lad& JAMES 0. TROiT FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS JAMES SLiKINSOI4 announceskits public that he sti ll andisues to manufacture and keep ou hand a large assortment of - Bureaus. Tables, Bedsteads, Stands. Chaim ice., of 'every denniption, which are made of the best nate dals..and in the most workmanlike manner. I invite the inspection of the public to My work, *bleb shall not be surpassed in Mixability at any abep in the country, and my prices will be fonnd.to be as low as the times will admit. Beady-made Calm constantly on hani or made to order. A good Hearse be furnished when desired. ; Aug. id. 1865. 800K -BINDERY.-THE Pliß lie is respectfully informed that the Book-Bin dery has been removed to the Argos Beading, third atom where will be done In all its various bromism .nt terms aaroasouallions the times" will a ll ow. 'rise Bindery be under the charge of, ° An experienced Bicolor, and all ii•ork will be promptly done in a style and manner rbleb cannot be excelled. Made. Magazines. Newspapara.Old Llooka,..te.. bound In every tocriety of ityle. Parttcnlar gigantism will be pall to the ildixg and Binding of • To any desired pattern. which In quality and dors. Wiry will be warranted. dalul murk will be ready for delivery when prorigsed. The patronage of the public la solicited. and per. feet satisfaction 'guaranteed. Towanda. August 3. 11364—tt : • SENT FREE! • •4. olizEFE..som 5., - co..s • S. p ._ c AT L 0 p-- u E AND GUIDE TO THE '. FLOWER AND'. VEGETABLE 111,1DM 4 Published in January. Erin , laver of fkursrs wish /mu this se:w.sad valuable am*, free at ebarge. should Rochester, 4'.1 Oct. 21. 1262.--ljusi 1 . THE LADIES AND CHILD , RIM OF ATHENS.' 'Err XII AND; DRESS AAV CLOAK- Esniatzsintirxr. ;VC Learn thwt.risou Rooms over Post Me-41m Hoyt's old stand. ' HRH: Mini A. WAGES/H. Athens, Dec. 20. Ind?. Agent. ASHTON SALT PUT UP tags or mull gluelike at Mdy 4 - 4Vitteß.V D0011E1.10% umkt.,qww,'n=r. 04 ST) veis tuw - HONE Our stock of rreim It. F. SULZER P=iture. IN TOWANDA, I.L GREATLY' REDUCED PRICES! CABINET FURNITEUE, Miscellaneotir. 1109 . K, INDIIIGs u. C. wizrr.ttaat. BLANK BOOKS, C. B..PATCHM ":. ; im,dambstirlart - . Arai - • • .t - i"a , - - DRUG STORE, '-i..llblederNbie nod Mee demote, Towsede. I . tecd*addeti lirgeli Jdmi Sedr;'s fatted esepeele terortneek &tides ftlstr is estreetee est li Z 6ntem embredee sus need be. the Ade Ike morally seketed sit k reeked be Pe i , subtle, width will be sada ISIS parabolise. end Weed ea tbio eST P eeee bio ee ,at Anedeede er Vete. ceedalher -•;‘, _ Dlittdi;' Idiairco* smarm .oz!a ; %internam.: BEN T NE AND I: ' A.' ME Aim:,ADM VANN= WJEUZWASIL ' • - Andatlldadi x00E2010.08: cart om, Akehoisoi Banda( Enid& um% sauna wimp. ammilis. Sperm, Wbale, Xuata Foot, TANNER'S ANA_ MACHINE ILS, • - nisi and Toed Aztelei In a thdr variety, SPONGER. 2110 /Ha; - SOAPS. COMM Pomades, UstrDyeis, Itztamtin POCKETI3OOIO,PORTMOIVAIS, ractio. gem*, Sams% loark, SKIN AND WS PIGIP.iItAiTONS. PURE WINE 3 Porltedbzirial aiq) Gude% Field end Flower Seeds, Truites. Sup-. porters, Sasparusories. Shoulder Brum. -Dread Pumps, Toth NEW. Norelng Bottles„ llipples,_ Nipple Mello and Bldehls. Slrirurte. Bed r,sus, belZSoallog Fruit Jars, Ther- :eun2 9. Ju ! , Gw ! s Ware,pOrtkVialW, atrix;iitla Brick. ana Stove.Atackjuf: : nth Twilit, Ara aawattima 14c.: Botanic. r;o4ectlcAnd. tiomcepath . . to Medkinsa. and all the popular Patent • MEDICINES All articles warranted as represented. Persona at a distance can receive their orders by stage or mall. which will receive prompt and careful attention. -lfem".l advice given gratuitously at the. Mike. charging only for medicine. ' rfg- Thankful for past liberal patronage, wchild I as pectfully announce to his friends and the public, that ne pains shall be spared to satisfy; And merit thecon tinnation of their coufidence and patronage.- • gfe , Open Sundays for proseriptiona from 0 to 10 a.m., and 12m. to 1. and b to 6 p.m. • - Jan. 1; 1/34/—yr. H. - C. POST= Boots and Shoo& -I GAULT B i IItGAINS IN BOOTS •3; - C SHOES 17EIV BOOT ,i,Vb SHOE STORE, South cud of Ward Howe - The underslgued are re: L iming a large and well se lecteilstuck of . • - BOOTS A 217 - 1) ,SHOES • tiultilge for the SUMMES AND. FALL TRADE, Agile's we otrer low fur MAI. Consisting of GENTS, AND CHILDREN'S WEAR.. SEWED AND PEGGED BOOTI REPAIRING XE-4 TLY DONE AND . V,EADY WHEN PI:O3MM Thankful for past favors, WI solicit a enntinuacce of Atte same. •'OUDTOIID. GELILEBT W. CLAIM Towanda, April 5, 1869. TOW.L.NDA AGRICULTUR.AL TO IVA:VD.-1, 31.1NUFACTURLS SPOKLS HEAVY AND LIGHT • WAGONS, Gt2iMat WOOD NVOIIK, WOOD TIII3I`ILNG IN ALL ITS BILANCH.p. SCROLL SAWINO, -- -PLANE4G, LTC., LTC. HG)Th', SPOKES & RENT STUR, LARGE STOCK - Fitoll WHICH TO, SLIEcT The the beet SECOND GROWTH lIICEOIIY AND OAK. . LIGHT XND HFAYY WAGONS ON HAND, We have the Bz4d and Narrow Guage vat., MILL PICKS made and.dresSed.. • M. C. 16:714141. President. BLOOD &- CO., sun continue to msnutecture their celebrated' HORSE POWERS & CLEANERS, and will sell a better tuschhic. leer le.a mouey.thais can be bad elsewhere in thir world; We' claim for our machines that they will do as much. or more. than any other, and are .n.ato durably bout. We personally sui)erintendeurleork and see that It is well down. We will rend t 9j - DISCRIPTIVE CAII%IO43IJES, .of our =chinos, on applicalon. AND TWO HORSE POWERS, Oise& Thee Arqrse THRESHER - SEPER.4TORS, THRESHER and CLEANERS. N N MILLS, CIISCULLII A.4D . DICAO WI" =AA ELVW &M GRIST *ILL work done to order Give us call before purchasing elsewhere. •Va "op auwayuct 'BI4ETTUIT "OD a o Aug. 2, 1869. NEW PLANING: MILL. . • , • •the undersigned hai.i.uc built a largo and commo dious Mill to the Borough sof Towanda. and ailed it with the most modern end improved machinery, for the manufacture of WINDOW SASH AND BLINDS. . . Ara prepared to fill Orders, whether - large or , small. upon the shortest netice: We have also. s large Ira. nets of MoulanNott, of the latest style andpattern, which we can furnish much cheaper than they can be worked by Waal • PLUM*, • • Toriookm:G.' * • ' • , arzopiasQ. 0: 1 _1 , .L.ND 000 L • . • - fi&WINd. • . And ail ether aro* yertsliang to .lokiery, will be dose to stilt our cttatomers., - Persona building:and not living more than twelve to fourteen miles distal. will finditlargely for their intend to bay of mu or bring their lumber and bavo ft worked by our macbinery. 13ring your plot of Flooring. or other lumber. and while your teem is feeding, hare it gromal put and take it home with We will pay. CAIM , for PD.TE • AND. lithilLOCK LUMBER delitteed at our bamboos jaal. Come and. ore tie, or so can' • Tolvatide. if Feb., 1861. teems. ze.V. I ttIDGETO' k CO. 4P)=S ELM LADIES, . `:.?t,rTssEs, MADE TO ORDER li!EMittactories. woitxs LET STUFF, To lloalers in Wo offer a Towanda. July 2,1868. :- .., _ - , v•P;-..-ii: 1: - - ...... ---. iraort AND ME INSUR F f • - -‘`C/4 •; ;; TOWANDA; DA , ; "•-• . • ,•• ••••• Wtokugo bristmAisdr, Compar . , 1% 1 , • .. • . Boas, PA. Capital and Surplus,. -: - $270.,000 lloimulmeasua barnicit Ceara" • Hanford. c.c.. CM" .62MAXT, Asa ,s4av errs latrusarics Comma% - 41Gasy, x . r. • ftssex , Yngs lximusqr. Caorsur, . Vic: .. .ritzzo Ems ant Xmas. c.„ Mem.• • . Prix bliirscaxci Co., - Nsw You Lux Isaxaxcz Coxraxx - • , •.• Awls, $13,006,0". . POUCUollnitha and Waal atinalta Puy' f • Cidlca in Slink black 'Whir Ward Roue. up d a b. , CAilt Agest,' Jar . 1, VIRE, LIFE; AND ACCIDENTA MBOItANCE. . - C.0171-Z 'BA tirtE X 117.1.10. V PoLLALS C. EL - RUSSELL, Agent Far Reilakie Compaxim • Oxar.a Friii a 111axixx Iraraasar:Co:. Philadapaia. Capital and surplus aver - Hume Lwail...2:cr. CourAxi," .1 New - York. f Capital and'aurp . bus over .730,ft raprt Co. or NOICTII A 1113114. PLirtuterAia. j Capital and ausldnaramer lIANHATTAN D..btItANCL: COMPANY. I 4 2V no l'wk. Capital sad atnplcui veer Esiutriatt Ixdrzwics Courser. Capital and warpitia caw ' (3.14),t0 ALCM; /NSVII.A.NCE co]/PAN :Vac ferk. vaostio: Capital and inind,tta Znier Prnctii I.IKniiNCE ''OMPA.,iY. 1 Hartford. et.w. j . . Capital and eurpluitoctr $704,1k0 ifUTCAL LUZ 112.41MANCE COISPAS .Vew 34" 38 (X. 9 fog Cbpital and iFwvlits Iticur borFr...kucle Courisr. - Milford. Conn. i esital and eurppar over Rieke taken on 'all kinds of Prfrperfy. at u low m . u am by any Meer reliable Companies. zi- Policies issued and Lessen, if any, adjusted at this Agency; thereby saving the trouble cad expenhe af going elsewhere for settlement. ili-Cffiew at the Hardware Ettl• erCeUdinit. pu sell k Co. C. S. Et:May_ Towanda, Feb. 7:18(.4—M NATIONA-L LIFE INSURANCE CO. OF L'.B.4i Casa CAPITAL. sl.ooo,ooo—riuz is rw.. Chartered by ConßrEai; cuamieE U. CLARK: Preaident 34 COOKE, Chairman Finance sad Ea. C•na EMCEE D. COOKE: Vito Pirble:a; lEDERhoti W. FEET. liecriaiy and .tetua*. The advanta6es of-the Naeonal Lieut .- awe C 1. It is a:Sat:mat Contras'•. chartered by Comm."; 2 Ithaa a paid np capital of Or.c,ltiltion Dollars • 3. It offers low rates of prenitutos ; 4. It farniabas targcr trisninns« than oner Coin patties. for the same mousy 3. It is definite and certsin ; G. There is no - possibility of ruisn-Prti.bt..uns by agents. or misunderstanding byt;rolicy-holden; 7. The policies ant plain contracts, so nmeli ranee for so much money ; 8. All policies are non-forfeiting : U. The policies are ext - mpt from Attr.tl4...ett. E. W. CLARK k CO., IsaaleccytiladelpLia, General.t Mgri*.r. N. C. LI.sIIREE & A. U. 31A150N itaAgonta for Toniliil3 and %!,-intty Jan. 9, 1869. CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFO, - INSURANCE COMPANY, OF luarror.D. CONS. NUALBEZISO 3:(OUT :TIAN 59,090 )I.Emst.z.. ASSETS (June 1, 180) over taz.o.A.u9o. • Surplus over 57.000.600.. CURRENT - DIVIDED FROM 10 TO 70 Pll EST Total Clailld by Death paid to date. over $G,010,01. TOTAL DIVIVENDX Rut, TO Dail., GAEIS G 03.001. A PcIiELY 31t7VA L COMPANY An its surplus is equitably divined ar.umg the Po; icy holders in • ANNUAL DIVIDENDS, Which may be applied in resluctioti of Premium., or nmy be accumulatod at intcreat far the box :ft of t Assured, or may Le received by them in Cub. Paid-tip Ptakles are granted after two or um' years' Premiums ;have - beau paid, thus . pruilcalli Making ILL 'POLICIES NO.V-FORPEITLi'q It issues Policies nr° all DESIRABLE PLANS OF INSURANCE, 'And has adopted in its learliings several SPECIAL. FEATURES! ORIGINAL WITH THI4 COMPANY AND ornu MDT SO OTHER. H. B. MeHEA.N..Ageut Towanda. Pa.. Joly 22. 1862—tt BRADFORD COUNTY FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY JOHN W. MIX, Agent ToWANDA. Pa., cozramil Yucem FDLE. - - !largo - At Conn. I =1 I=:! Roux twarn.licr—Coup.ver ...--)kur damn . , ("win. is GzltllMilk FLILS :kw York. CM NORTH LILEIIICAN naE, New fark. IR!!!! ILIXOTI/A. -Veir York. - 16.:4,652 IM:=1 rolldea ertitteunnd Loasedadpasted at thie Agen , 7. Farm ty risks taken ft the lowest rates. Kir Oinno in Merenr's New Block. north ride Pete e Square, Towanda, Pa. JOHN W. HIS. April I, 1869. THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASKU nAirez 80CM1r8 Agera7 for Bradford CO. CASH CAPITAL $3,000,000. 'Yearly income over $2,000,000 met!. SIONTANYE LiRD. nuracula, July 98,1967 THE LYCOMING MUTUAL FIRE Drumm; Agettcy for Bradford County. . CAPIT%L $3.400.000. • _ Mutual Curti plat. In enocesefal operation ow tWen ty-eeren years. I MONTANTE RAID. Towanda. July !3. IBC. TANNING AND HARNESS3UK vSO--1110 undersigned hare this day formed a co-partnershif . to ho knawn as the, firm of MAGEF. FULL Lit, for the pairpoao of carrying on Maribor. buslmw.4. Mkrness making and repairing &wiser. der, and all work warranted. Cash paid for hides. ORIF?IN )(AGM • I • EDO.UI S. fTLLER. Camptown, Jan. 29. MS. _ _ 'HORSFORD'S BREAD Prepiraticrn, at C. H. I'ATCHIS. I=E2 IME! LIME!! LIMIT; ! The underatgaed hereby announces to the tibiae thst.he keeps constantly on. hand at his EILN to DROWNTOWN. PL. a full supply of fresh Wined NEW YORK LIME. which he will sell sa cheap as it can be bought at any point along the Cara - .May 1. 1869--H._ DAVID DROWN. . FULL ASSORTMENT OF mann and COMM vnrrra. 'Starch 10, 1860. LONG & KEELER'S: FINE ASSORTMENT OF TOI- L= lams, at .vccADE & A.LA.AtIKEREL, CODFISH, BLVD FUR. Mackinaw Trout. Cigoee. Pickled and Smoked Salami. Smoked Etzlibut. and Driest Beet at "IIM k KEELER'S. CONCENTRATED LYE ow ,IPr.." C. B. Warr& .11¢rIford. c,ce. Nero Tort Lancasta, Pc 21= sl,7d),rto lEM te.toi,og 1.167.835 60 ...1,622,9:1 $1.004,5 , C0 00 $773 St:. 7..7.
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