Bradford reporter. (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, May 19, 1870, Image 4

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WiesPOWAlt 460 J ournal,
Me Ferri -*bit from Glenn Milk
Pa.;`e.s follows : During the .Summer `
Seanott; or beginningof Autumn, we
seldom escape more or less draught,
so:niacin, as "(Win? the= latter part
of August l lB69, it na so !moils as
materially to' injure the paforage,
and fa oceterion a great retion: m.
the amount-cif milk and better. -Dat
iingthe trying portion of last year, I
wan. much pleased to see that numbers
of farmers in this neighborhood, had
had sufficient foresight greatly to'di=
minish the evil. This was accomplish
ed by the Spring-sowing of Indian
Corn, to be cut while green and given
to the .cows. Some persons' sowed
the corn thickly, -others drilledit
the latter killing the advantage of
working with a cultivator while
young, lessening the weeds, keeping
the ground inletter condition, and
producing a' heavier crop. What
anxiety niay be prevented by this
prudent management, and how great
ly it addi to the comfort of cattle at
a time when the grass is 'so dried,
that it burns like tinder on the appli
cation of fire. Some . seasons the
rains are sup plied so regularly, that
the pasture does not fail until the
approach of winter. When we are so
favored the green corn may remain
uncut till the failure of grass from
frost, and then be used for soiling, or
it may be cut, dried, and kept for
winter, when it will be' found much
more nourishing for the cows than
fodder from corn, which has ripened
the grain. The usual quantity for
sowing broadcast is from 3 to 4 bush
els ; drilled in, half that amount will
suffice. Farmers who have tried this
method of keeping up their supply of
milk and butter, during the scorching
heat of summer, or after Autumn
:frosts have diminished the crop of
grass, I think Will never again depend
upon uncertainpasture. The amount
of land and seed required is certainly
insignificant, compared with the re
turn
which it affords, to say nothing
of the feeling of satisfaction which it
produces, to see animals secure from
the misery of a short allowance of
focd. It will-be a very great improve
ment in American husbandry When
the cattle shall not only be supplied
liberally daring the grazing season
with green food for soiling, but also
' with a sufficiency of roots, beets, car
rots, turnips, to alternate with the
dry food of winter. B.
Hill and Drill Corn.
Among the experiments tried du
ring the year by Prof. Daniels, on the
Experimental Farm of the University
of Wisconsin, were some to test the
comparative methods of hill and drill
planting - of conk, both for grain pro
duction and when designed for forage.
Corn planted in hills yielded 5.4 per
cent. less than in drills. The gene •
appearance of that, in hills was much
the best, however, the ears being
larger and filled better at the tips.
That, in hills bad 10.9 -per cent. In
the experiments with turn as a forage
crop, equal quantities of land were
sown broadcast and planted in drills,
three and one-half feet apart ; seven
bushels of seed to the acre being used
in each case. That planted in drills
gave the best forage and the greatest
amount. In another experiment
cloven bushels per acre were sown
broadcast, .and seven planted in drills.
In this case the broadcast sowing
gave the largest yield: Prof. - Daniels
remarks, in his report, that one ree s ni
broadcast sowing requires more seed
is that all the seed is not covered, and
birds and grasshoppers carry off much
that is uncovered. He suggests as a
better method for those laving grain
drills that they sow nine bushels to
the acre, using each third tooth of the
drill.
Comfortable Stalls for Cattle.
One of the L most disagreeable chores
a farmer boy has to do is to sit down
to milk a stable cow. He feels cross
and so.does the animal, and the con
sequence is he does not get a full flow
of and she is gradually dried
up.
To make your cow stable 'comfort
able put down a two inch plank where
their hind feet stand, putting an inch
strip under the edge of it towards the
cow's head so as to,give it an . incli
nation toward the aisle or walk. Now
fill the space from this plank to the
forward part of the - stall with sawdust
or similar material a depth of
about lour inches—a level with the
upper edge of the plank. By this ar
rangement the excrement and urine
are mostly dropped behind the plank
in the walk, leaving a high, a dry and
warm bed for the animal.
It is as easy for her feet as though
she stood upon the soil of mother
earth—as warm a bed as known to a
human being._
hare had the fixtures in use about
a month, and to-day the hams and
flanks of my cols and calves are as
clean and dry as in the summer.
About 'once a week there needs an
addition of sawdust to the bed. Just
the comfortable looks of the cattle in
evening when they are reposing upon
their comfortable bed is worth - many
limes the cost of the fixture.— West
ersi Farmee.
CONSTIPATED CATTLE,-H. Narsh,
Paulding county, Ohio, writes the
Rural that his experience has taught
him that, from one-quarter to one
half pound' each of common salt and
Epsom salts, will save hundreds of
cattle's lives that annually die from
constipation or dried 4 "manifold."
if given in time. He has given this
dose but 'once to cows that had pas
sed bloody urine faeces for several
(lays, and it' operates quickly and
thoroughly as a physic, and the pa
tient soon recovers. He adds : "I
believe that many cattle are supposed
to have bloody f murrain. when they
pass bloody urine and discharges,
when the only trouble is the "mani
fold " has become so dry that there is
no passage through them ; then a tho
rough purging would bring them all
right. Cattle will lick up the salt
readily when given them:
BURNT SUOI2C OR CARAMEL.—Take
one teaspeinnfuland a half of . white
sugar, and put it into a ladle 'over
the fire and stir with a woodenapoon.
When the sugar is black, add ofwater
one gill and a half ; let it cool, strain
and keep in a bottle. It is used for
coloring soup, gravy, and. other dish
es, and can be put in cream to Color
it.
Goop Mu.s. Tcum—Brown the
bread nicely and thoroughly, while
hot put on a little butter, and a very
little salt, then place in a deep dish
and pour over the whole boiling hot,
*wed milk.
Nor ww.7 wt own, but thSit, which
ve cau glitentlinf r•giaatiNdiv 'Sill
W'
Xhidhaft',7-
THE
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"DOMESTIC"-
LOCK STICH
SE RING MACHINE!
SHE. DOMESTIC "is &Shuttle
Sewing Machine, which hit 6 been
used for ,the last. five 'years in the
West, andis now 'nticklxteedfor the
first time. in . this Aecgoii
It rtuis taster than most, easi e r
and, more quietly-,than,say,*ia,g the
lightest as well as the heairieat work
done on any Sewing *whine
ILL ARE INVITED TO: CALL AND SEE IT.
Plain Machines - :•- $65
Half Case - - - - $7O
All Machines have Blake's ,Paent
Table. -
Agents wanted ittnocenpied territory. Address,
BLAKE k Co., Sersnten..•ra. '
For sale by
TAYLOR, G
& ORE.
Tcrwan4a, Pa.
A. A. KIIMEt.
` Anton, Pa.
Ryapining:
, Sby 12, 1870.-1 y
EASE AND COMFORT.
THE
'BLESSING OF.PERFF.CT SIGHT.
There t: not ing so valuable as perfect sight, and
perfect eight can only be obtained by using
PERFECT.SPECTACLESI -, ..
The difficulty of procuring•which is well known.
MESSRS. LAZARUS & MORRIS,
OCCULISTS AND OPT [CANS,
HARTFORD, COr.SECTICMT.
MANTFACTIMEIIB OP THE .CELEI3RATED
PERFECTED SPECTACLES,
Have, after years of experience, experiment, and
1 and the erection oteW.4 machir ery, been enabled
to produce that GRAND DESIDERATUM.
PERFECT SPECTACLES ! .
Which have heen sold with unlimitedsatiaLactionto.
the wearers in the Western States during the past
fifteen year&
Those Celebrated-Perfected Spectacles never tire the
eye, and last many years without change!
Messrs. LAZARUS A; MORRIS have_pt pointed
IMES }WOMEN. healer in Watches and Jew.
shay. as their sole agent for Towanda, Penn's, and
Tkinity. .Aprini, 1870.
FASHION.U3LE I i A.II9RING !
J. H. CABEY
Respectfully informs his friends and the public gen
eraly, that be has just returned from tiew York with
an the improvements hi the art of Cutting, and is
prepared to make as good work as can be produced
elsewhere.. I receive the monthly report of Pasblons
from hue of the Rued Practical Cutters on Broad
way, and am making the Tailoring bueiness a spec
-1111*•. Punctuality strictly observed.
GEEEEEM
Done on short notice. and plainly marked for women
to make. Also
GENT'S SHIRT PATTERNS
Cot to pleasure, which produces a perfect fitting
shirt. Please Ore me a call, .
Tiiwauda, April 21. 1870.--kw
CALL AND EXAMINE
AtE NEW STYICS or
SPRING MILLINERY GOODS !
AT MISS GRIFFTN'S STORE..
Where you moot fail being plcaaed with tho
GREAT VALLEBY OF BONNETS, HATS. ETC.
Pricer , to atilt all mistoinerx. Do not forget MA
place, No. 2, SOW - Front
MERCER'S NEW BLOCK. TOWANDA. PA.
• April 0,1870-3 m
REPORTER JOB PRINTING
OFFIO,E_
Havin g recently added g reatly tebur facilities, we
are now prepared to do all kinds of;
013 PRINTING
AT
LOWER PRICE S
AND •
BETTER STY:LE
Than any establishment in
NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA
CALL AT
THE REPORTER OFFICE
AND ' •
EN AMINE SPECIMENS.
SENT FREE!
M. O'KEEFE. RON S eO.lll
SEED •CATALOGUE
AND GUIDE TO THE
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE
CIAILDMIFYOB 187 a.
Published in January: Ems lour of Sowers wish.
tag thls sew sad Tadashi° work. free of charge -should
sd&ess Immediately M. O'EEEFE. SON k CO., M
unger k Harry's Bioc.k, lickhestes. N. Y.
Oct: 21, 11/69.—tjuu 1
CENTRAL MARKET.
The subscribers still continue to keep constantly
on hand a full and complete assortment of every
thing pertaining to their business, consisting main
ly of
BEEF, PORK, FRESH AND SALT
SUGAR CURED HAMS
MUTTON. BEEF. LAMB
VEAL. POULTRY,
SAUSAGE. LARD.
BOLOGNA. DRIED BEEP.
• TALLOW, Ice.. kc.
Also.
F I S El
FRESH FROM. 111. E LAKES
OYSTERS RECEIVED DAIYX
In their season
Parties vrishina Oyster. in large or small qoanti•
ties 'will be furnished on abort notice, at the old
stand. Cinema Max/sr. Montanye's flock. ant
door north of Dr. Porters.
CHAL O Kz r cu KELLVM & MULLOCK.
TEA°. Noz, pcx. j
Feb. 24. 18 0-ti •
NEW ROUTE TO PHILApEL
PHU?
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Shortest and most direct line to Philadelphia. Del
timers, Washington. and the South.
Pamengers by this route take Pennsylvania k
lfew Totir Itallroad train. pg Towanda at 9:110.
A.IL, make close connection at Bethlehem with Ex
train of North Penn's lisilicad, and 1111fri1 in
at 695 P. 11.„ in time to take night
trains either for the Smith or West. •
City fwasettirte ears are at the Depot on arrival of
11 trains to mem passengers to the rations Depots
nd to all parts of the city. -
arivettso
Leave North rentes ittilmad Depot, corner Bats
sad Annie= street. Ph!Webb's, at MOO
calms it Tosandi 6:38 .I'. 11.. umn evening.
hasp's Sanaa Liar Colada sad deltwara bait.
of0o• No. 105 Booth PM atm*, pediadeastuk.
i xoriellora si t7dit e r 4 ;treet, Phil.
to A*, de point/ br Nu madam villa
YLLTS eLMULZ,
st; itlt., rrenol 1041120, Sta. •
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NEWS!
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etiatAitglitefiNl4 l ol l .l
kb. Ilkamkt k
mum ann. TOWAIDA:
RED; WHITE AND BLUE STORE
Samples of Tess emir LIMITAISELLT • tO muff
the logic thet this is the plass to'este meow.
PRIM LOW AS IMO 08242 AMERICAN TEA
COMPANY or nw TORIC '
Fresh Growid Coffee received dal:6lr= New Took,
or ground to order. Also whole Cabe, green sad
roosted, all sties, whole and ground Wm, prisd
Watts, to., at Woolly low prices.
The tabscrildlices lea re tO Tatum Ids think. Or
theme liberal patronise attended to him Irbil. la
VW Grocery business in this place, sad
solicits a laid In his new enterprise. The
will be conducted st ieto4tbs
flo you will not bare to pay extra prices to mate up
for the losses of a creditbusiness.
If you can't spare the money to pay for • pound,
buy an ounce and poi for It. Belndepeudent—tan
you will be worthy to walk wider the
And buy your Geode cheep. 11 Ronannber the
Red. White and Blue Store. new Bleak. Bridge Sheet.
July 1. lee. • =MBA* t =GMAT.
Ponndery and Machine Shop..
p)UNDERY & MACHINE SHO
The 11gguueedd Davit* purchased the Foundry
and Machine Shoplately owned by John Pram,
ere prepared to do all kinds of we* spiag
their business, with promptness and dispatch.
MILL GEARINGS,
CIRCULAR. SAW MILLS,
MAN DRILLS,
ENGINES REPAIRED, •
Aud all work warranted to give satisfaction
Of the latest and moitlinprorodklmlinsanufactared
and kept conatantly on hand ready for nee.
inpz-HILL, MON AND WOODEN BEAMS
CULTIVATORS, CORN PLOUGHS
PLOUGH POINTS
Of all kinds, and the latest imprecements kept
constantly on haod.•
LARGE AND SMALL :SIZE
STOVE CASTINGS
CISLLAR GRATES'
SLED AND SLEIGH SHOES
JA-Ilkli R. CAREY
Anil all kinds of castings furnished to order.
Nardi 30, 1870. J.F. MEANS & 803
DURIFS FOR 1870
PAPER k ENVELOPES
NEW-YORK PAPERS
SCHOOL BOOKS
Pus, Lrs, Music, STAtIONET AND
Ptcrums
BLANK BOOKS
YANKrE NOTIONS
Towanda. Nov. 19. 1868.
JULES HIII3VENIN,
JEWELLER ;f: SILVERSMITH,
NERCUR'S NEW 41LOCs. TOWA_VD.4, PA
Has Just received from New York a new wartment
of fine Gold
LADIES' WATCHES,
of all descriptions. • Also a selected woftment of
GOLD CHAINS, FINE GOLD
JEWELRY,
~. .: ~ :Y MY 'l: i M:1'~~.1
GOLD, SILVER AND STEEL SPECTACLES AND
EVE-GLASSES to fit all oases of invoked sight
ivalr PATENT ACCOMODATING-SPECTACLES.
By this intent I sin enabled to exchanger Glasses at
any time without sates charge. .*ll and we.
CLOCKS, WATCHER AIM JEWELRY REPAIRED
.411 CD 11.11.113111113124
Towanda, Dia. IL IBM
CASES AND CRA.CKERS.4iRE
eIm Bend, Scotch Honey, Cleanse. BaJamuLrea.
on and_Othier Mel.. Washing= /ambles_
sad
()cam Mont, sod all nada at Crackers at
March 4.10. • W. d. BOCTWELIAL
PANNED FRUITS OFALL
at C. B. MOM
May %. .
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
rm. Wooten WireAt 00,WELL k SUMS.
PIPES.-THE LARGEST AS
.sortment at Pipes far ode at
)(arch 4. "M. W. A. ROCILWELLI3.
ROYAL BAKING POWDERS
: - CO , A7II* =Wan
F Runs OF ALL HINDS ,
if
113RCF. HORSFORDE BREAD
-
y Prepaatina.il - C. B. PATCH'S.
Its 20,
0 iiii';,dis':
.otll,i*:.: ;'.-...:
4MER/ 0 4P - -:' 1 F.;40 I
CASH SYSTEM!
AMEMICAN FLAG
tato the
American Dm &ore!
And ill kinds of
MILL I-RONS
MADE TO ORDER.
SHINGLE MACHINES
-P-LOUGHS,
Of all kind.
CHURN POWERS,
LIBGE lIION KETTLES
Boob and Stationery.
Jewelry.
One door north of
AMER ICAN WATCHES
SWISS 'WATCHES,
DM,
EST TO THE BEET
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t. ;„ s larkler
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t .
4 1 & 15:67 17,
: PLTOIC
: 1 4 11 -- etlig -44 / 4 1facli 1 1 404 b
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b•lbsillbOolgodubli. *bg air
G Kitt X'S
Mal arelguadosa gat Calk Whit mid
Iflorillertstis
icier. /I"Wigit7 iliaM4l6llollolllaligl*
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17W4. ; 011, 4 , 4 1ill8;8110/AMO . o ' . f . 7 : :::'
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=lN:l. , Wag . l,a'!:_lll,, aM3k,'4..-.
El=
AKRON MOUE, GRAHAM DO.
mu ft, Box Do.
I kw oasi,a I 17 in kaiis.postauirs.z.matommt
en kw. a nut. wesaii alit tee soma= /sum
Paati teCau'i lb Buss
13TOCK OF TOBACCO
• - .
In Ong* or pi* Sem OildoroarkbroleaLsoo•
&T. XvirrcetOrOsokol sad arm 1 6 4. •
Paws era Mod maim or* stria of
WOODEN WARE.
Lam assirtment of TAINIZI NOTIOIIB. TOILE!
BUM so., Se. I will p 4 the Wiest cash peke . Ibr
COUNTRY PRODTTOE.
Fanners. give in" bebre aellthe we iwe.
•n pampas bibbed to the lab mwlll pfeeeeeeu
and make Immediate mutant.
Q B. PaSOIL
Towanda. Much. 11, ler.
GROCERY AND PROVISION
0
• BIeCAB4- & MIX.
Wholesale and Retail Damien In
FAMILY GROCERIES
PROVISIONS,
ItERCWI'S SEW_PLOCK, TOIVANDA, PA
• •
We do not deem It necessary to examen& an the
dlterent et** we keep. One assortment is
ALWAYS COMPLETE
FIRST• CLASS GOODS.
Cult paid for Parolees Produce.
JAMES IlleCOßrs
March 1. IBM. HAMMY MIL
L. AND - K.
CORNER MAIN AND MIDDY : MEM
• Towasau. PA,
Dealers in all kinds of
GROCEfiIES,
Feed and Meat,
WOOD, WILLOW and STONE
TAT .A. !
We methd call special attention to oar stock of
FLOUR, SUGAR, TEA I:.COFFEE,
Which we Wdsll.lyr to eve eattafactlint In
QUALIFY AND PRICS.
CASH paid for de4irable Country
M. J. LONG. G. L. KE:1228
Tapioca. Vermicelli. Macarronl. Sago, Pearl Barks
and Hominy. Oakley's, Tayl s, and Ford's
Family Soaps. Holman . Talmadge,
and Royal Bating Powder.
.Rnrciett's •
. dard Extracts.
Henteea
Farina. Hops. .
Coes Gelatine.
• The Oem " Fruit Jar.
%toes Chocolate, C ocas and Brains.
Titan" Cream, Lemon and Extra Soda Crackers.
Grant's " Water, sum. Boston. reg and Bann
Crackers.
Towanda, June 13,114;9.
PEOPLE'S
GROCERY AND PIIIMBION STORE.
sorra mounts Riraraz ma) Was waxen.
A new and complete dock of
GROCPRTIS AND PROVISIONS,
Which will M mkt at the lowest possible prices.
CODFLSH,
MACKEREL,
HERRING,
FRUIT OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
MODERN STONE WARE,
YANKEE ' NOTIONS,
FLOTAIMED, HEAL, GRAIN, ac.
Bring ci your pro:dime; which we p 4 cub far.
t e r
/Midas. constant np* of . Ashton Balt; all Sind Munn
Bake.
Plana all and look through ow stooh. and venni
do oar beat to paean yon. W r it.P.OcLin22.
Towards, Aprtl3B. lBBB.
LOOK HERE!
COWELL e MYER,
At lb" old stand or Savour. & Coma: we now
rabies a loresand well.sleeted stout of
osmosi; Ant novium
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. . .
lillich Cup °Scrap cub Mims at prices that &ay
competition. - • ,
Orb pad Coe all kinds Parcresra• Produce, .
Aptil 21..11/44.-tL
11EI
11
C. a: PATCH.
ArD
Went! nothing lint
PROVISIONS;
FLOUR,
Produce
LONG & =ELM
PORK,
u ul g, t i
HAM,
DAIRMUM,
41 1 10116110 1':
ti r
; y;is,rr
fr-t"..7,c4,61
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us - Kati MOO; - - lowAima: . •rj.:,'-i•'
UM
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pates inars .
raiegrd *bowl* will
minimally We ria kwasliolOsiostaf-y.
' BEADY MADE
NAT I! ate.
OTIRNISIIiNgi_OOOM,
Width he will sell id du :err ossil pies.
ran animus. butes boynadd. is as per um
mint satm. from al 00 aiul uvulas;
wooing Intim= frage"ilio'iestiiiiitivirata,
And ~Nog it the
VERY LOWEST PRICES 1
CALL AND EXAMINE MT FITQCE
_ .
•• • • Beton pard,iimestri!burs . - • •••
NO =MAX TO 101011 r, 000D6.
One dooe nut of Powell k Co's.
Mveh 80,1870.
DEVLIN & 9)MPANIr,
ID 0 1 1 1 , EC 311 El 1
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
The ablative we enjoy as the swath of a low
astabitabed and ivaaidgl' badness, enabkis us to
otter Inducements that make Qua announcement
worthy of
ATTENTION.
imewthlit ear - I r ol &feet Canted/ft .
mangy leaditkg styles at Ameelna hbetee. eerpheellee
the beet etthelle take*the probe:ties of - air
lead
goods,' wed •
coadiat
varlet In wean " air mote*, we
delta to the
RLADY-MADE CLOTHING,
Cot whkh to keep full lines of ill grades, for Mei
and Boy& In
CUSTOM WORK
GENTS FURNISHINe GOODS
Our stock is ematautly large and seasonable. W
are the sole manufactarere dike
AMERICAN TORE SHIRT,
Witch we supply both resilpmaile and to order
PRICES lINIFORISELY LOW.
Gentlemen visiting New York are requested to
call ands. hare their measures recorded Upon our
book
System Of etelf.llearmenWst and other hafting.
hen promptly forniabed when dottrel.
Bratilwar earner or Grand &met and Broadway
corner or Warren Street.
addressno: 22$t. New York post.oinee.
March 23-2ot i DEVLIN k 00.
HURRAH! HURRAH !
GREAT =RUCTION IN PRICES OP
BEADY MADE CL-OTHING,
M. E. ROSENFIELD'S,
.10ppoelte Powell k Cos.) -
I am now offering to the public a large and *holm
stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Congisting of
LINEN GOODS,
And all the lateadylea ter Spring and Bawler wear,
FOR MEN AND BOYS
Whkh tern be sold 23 per cent. laui thin tomer
prices at M. E. 1108ENITEL13& Also s large in
voice of
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS
I intend to sell lowa than cost, to make: 4- , room' ter
Yell . Mech. Now is your thae to brig • Snit
=nal and convince yourself that N. W
olfer, Great Bargains in the line of
Clothing arid
GENTS FUIINISHeiG GOODS
Call Wore pm:chasing elsewhere. '
E. 1/9SECTIZLI)
Towanda, Jan. 93,1170.
A DISPATCH JUST RECEIVED,
OW .k r It - : I I
AM VIIIIBUTY
There le constentW being masked at the . 0 12111PLE .
OP FASILION," • luge stock of
SPRENG - AND SUMMER GOODS,
which have been pertained for wh, at reduced
mice& and will be sold to ers at rates
than ever before offered incash
Towan buy da. fly lower
'totem.
slats in part of
ILEKEV. AM YOUTH'S CLOTEIHO.
stAns, mow' ASV 1111176 Mil*
FINE DRESS CONTS, CAMILICEILE suns LIMN
Costs.Pinia, Vests. end White Linen Duel finite,
also a large Taliety of
GENT'S FURNISHENG GOODS,
were, waft
PUTS AIXD LUIZ COLL"
of the latest styles and to .Itemember the
documents tbat I offer. to w n.t lam not to ba
&ovoid by any dealer ince easswbere. ATI
who wish anything In m line are respectfuy turn
ed to give me a mill before tourchasimg and c ll onvince
yolmselves.
_
No. 119 thdmst. mearrmaws JAMS
Telma'. Pa.
ire Cash paid for Hides and Pelts.
•
G OLD STILL C OMIN G DOWN !
=I MOST TIITIO Dr I=
GROCERY if PROVISION LINE,
are now beim othred at •
•
COVELL, &- .MYER'S
at that cum* Matto witielY all that
sot to be undersold by wry one. ll llla
bon eadargektheir Rare by badft ao that they
now have nom he the fresh .
that are doily
vomited by , ' They hare wietneted with their
store s Martel When they &Mr he fee& mai to
sell by the quarter or gem and a rah sepply of Gra
antes and itiese.--to wtdelt they inadd, thi
ideation of an am boyete. flameand eareine ewe
Goode and Prima. benne parasites tad saw
youreetwie.• We goinentee geode to the Mho
astianieties. Kenn thenkfid to our whiftemilbe
their peat liberal patrownw and solicit a erstinaewin
of the SWIM , COULL & WEL
TRY OTTE TEAS -AND COM&
ca+►a4 « =IL
Tip 31137 nurr JABS Fait?
ass
Milk ot
`Yit 4 '" 14 :.: 41 ;44^ 4 4 14 4 2 t 9 ;~L4:
Mann 40/ 0 40
'
- 14 11010 0 1111 01 0 0. 1 9 .04 -. 1 :,
-:-
EittintritGoll,a4,44,
Rileyffo,ria prnaltio DaTito
4 -4"-4 1 ,04kills w 4 4 11 4
PrOl-MADE :CUMFIes
W/ft °M{,1 . 614.1 nsvur.
ilial
3EL2 LT'S , i - tO OAPES,
_
ME
-..._.:.,,. „•..
._,,,.••,..„.--_,:: !_-•
flENTS:„Fillittillgillip. Aloops,
OF* mg tift ties of thei arestileg:
AIM, es bud sidin grestyseleti
, SATOT AZD. WWI/ MUD
. 1.1 1 r.:110; 0 W,51.,,A.P.
Abe Um Now Patent
WINDOW UMBRELLA..
Anoraks ao4 (iambi will be sold as -
CHEAP. FOR CASH
M ea ti. in Ulf motet.
041 and 10 - oik through our do*.
scwormo.
Us Man Maui
Tama, /60.
1870. - PRING. 1870.
- VAN VELSOR. & MANNERS,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
- 68 - Broad-Street,
WAVEBLY, TIO(1/1
liar the L•epet.
WI NUTS ♦ TOTTSIL 12031 XIV Toll crn.
I:
Akins hare on band • large stock of
‘45
r-T.=v.vmwTmlmm
HATS AND CAPS,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
sa.WM be at the Wird Howe ova,
with eampke of Goode. sad prepared to=
nem 011:0. D. YAW VELSOR.'
April 10, IBM • ROM N. NlANlthiftil.
N'EVir• SPRING AND SUMMER
R. W. EDDY
Would announce to the citizens of Towanda, and the
public generally, that he has in state and daily re
ceiving new snd
In his Hoe, suitable to the wants of the people. which
hi win sell for Currency at former
1
GOLD •PRICES!
Cmedsting as meal of good:well and reliable made
IN* Shoddy or say Idad) consisting of
BUSINEttS
all grades,
COATS, VESTS AND
_PANTS,
DRESS COATS, PANTS & VESTS,
Overalls and Ovendtide. Linen and Paper Collars.
Linen. Caseineve, and Manna Shirta, Heck Tars, S o. .
WirGlom. Ouum. Loather Bags, Spring Style
d and Straw; Hata. - AU &sacks& Dentein.
tee UM geodlOoods are cheeps. at • Oar price than
peer goodie 4 any price. QUI and examine my goods
bears buying. One door south of Aspinwall's Hard
en!. MOM
TOWIThiI, Nov.lB. 1889. D. W. EDDY.
pi° w ELL k CO
SPLENDID STOCK
AR ,M 1- 2 1 S
JUST. RECEIVED IN GREATER
',variety than ever before offered
VERY MUCH LOWER PRICES,
WHITE it CHECKED MATTINGS
NECI 111:11,
POWELL & CO
. „
WALL PAPEII, \
•
AND mauTE.WgiLol*
=I
iiirAmangIODOIMPIEEK BLUE
. 111. Flak Meddigy 'boot %COM Pickled 1
foekid Ilaboos;
Mini
' MID
000061
FRESH GOODS,
CLOTHING,
W Wool.
Lineal Coats, Dastersand Pants
Again call attention to their
EC TEM ICOUNTRY, AND AT
ALSO
•JUST RECEIVED
•
K t Y STONE STORE,
•
Km dam stock of '
WINDOW SHADES,
GR,, BUFF,
la dMmA
NOW OPEN.
KEY STONE STORE.
At4Mo ll lk—' - -N - R -I=Y s
, .
Biat RaltALlkaiWintititit
. 41' 4 1 - • = >;?' s. '
URROU
b k , 11. .ki" .
.
; ll - 4
ca . 0 1 .,:." ' e OA" 4 1 1 'and; ll !4 l eTiV 2 4
HORSE FDRNISHING GOODS,
BENI
40 0411,4**rn , •
LEATIIXit.
ME
Coils Pau*, Oilii,ka r are of the beet quality and.
will be sold eery low. We are also' swab tor the
MEI
AMERICAN -STEAM SAFE,
pA;asolors r=tFn.
===EMM&23
rl,lN3 . mgicB'm scAus,
SCIUGHTICOKE fOIVDER CO.,
pAYGIFEI BAiir BONg
SIT-P.HEE PHOSPHATE.
TIZTIV.I46.IZOM
Is very urge end zusenehetared out of the best.
We are also prepared to do Jobbing of all kinds.
We arethe only agents for the cekbrated new
EMPIRE COOKING . STOVE,
•
The
beet
cooking stove In use, and every stein)
warranted to give eatbdaction. March 10, '7O. •
GO TO S. N. BRONSON'S FOR
HUBBARD MOWING HACHINBS,,
None better, and parts ter the same, an Important
announcement.
BASH, DOORS AND BLLNDSI
so better quality can be found, and at prices attain.
_Toni
STOVES,
IRON AND HARDWARE,
As low as the tide of . ihe mirkor he., he:, at
MineePouTAN ILAwiTARz &my., '
Orwell, Pa.
June 24, 1809—jyt
NEW.HARDWARE AND STOVE
STORE AND TIN SHOP AT WYALUSING
R. F. SULZER,
unjust received Ii full fortfifY of
COAL AND WOOD COOKING STOVES, COAL AND
WOOD WC TRIG MVO, ELEVATZD
BASE BOHNER& &e. 1143118 E SHOES, NAIL RODS,
nous atoz news, noill . varza, CODS KNIVES.
Apple Pincers. Eio. All ileum of Nails and House;
Telma:dug Goods.
IMPAIRING AND JOBBING OF ALL KINDS
of the most approved styles, acme at short notice.
An kinds of CollerS. fiolssori;, !Minors. Carpenters,
BlSCirsmithii, 'and Wagon Makers' Tools. alma
Shamir, Scoops, to Give me a call, I ivill sell RA
cheap as the cheapest.•
Wyatt:wing; Nov. 3.'33.
LOOK HERE!
Tbeie Is now on exhibition r.t. the
Ifanznzotft Furniture Store,
The largest and hest stoelr, of
PURNITUREI
To be foonti In Northern Peewit - sale, *Web ie be:
log eold at• •
GRSATLI REDUCED PRICES!
My stock consists in part of Parlor, Library. Din
tng-roont and - Chamber acts, Parlor, Library, Exten
sion, Dining and Office Tables. Chairs, Bedsteads,
}humus, Washstands. Sofas, Lounges, Teteeketel,
What-Mats, Cradles, Cribs. kc., kc. A full lice of
Blattrames and Bedding, Pier, Mantel and Conunen
Mirrots. Oval and Rustic Frames and Wastrels, Ite.,
Its. In fact, everythiug
- •
14. the fiterniture - Line
Which must be Peen to be appreciated, and which will
be sold at
°LOWER PRICES'?
Thaw the same quality of goods can be purchased else.
where. • •
•
Thankful to the public for their paatllberal patron
age, and determined to merit a continuance of the
same by offering Maw:mental:Lot to be found else
where, I invite them to call and examine my goods
and prices before purchasing elsewhere. No charge
for showing goods, and I
WILL NOT •
BE UNDERSOLD!
-'TRY DEALERS Supplied as usual attholoti,
-_- mid/et prices. •
' I also keep on hand a large assortment of Ileady
Made Collins, from the most CO/11111011 to the finest
Rosewood. Also Burial Robes, Crapes, ke..andlam
the sole agent in Mulford county far Shuler S Fisk's
;3IETALIC BURIAL CASES, c.tsgsrs, &e. ,
A good KEIRSE always in readiness when required.
Towanda,. Dec. 10, 1868. - JANES O. FROST
FURNITURE WARE , ROOMS.
MIMI MAIMS announces to the public that
he still continues to manufacture and keep ou hunt
a large assortment of
CABINET FURNITUBE
Itureana, Tablea. Bedsteads. Stands, Chain, &c., of
every,description, which are made of the beet mate
riel!, and in the most worimultdito manner.
I invite the inspection of the pulpits to my work,
which shall not be inirpaaseit in durability at any ahep
in the country, and my pries Will be found to be as
low aa the times will admit.
Beady-made Comas conetantly on band or made to
order. A good Hearse will be furniebed when desired.
Aug. 15. 1865.
ROOK-BINDERY.--THE PUB-
Lc.l-1 is rine:Mali informed that the 'Book-Bin
dery has boen removed to the Argus 13uildnzg. third
story, where will bo done
BOOK-
In all its varionibranchee, Jai tonne aereasouable as
•. the times" will allow. The Insider) , wilt bo under
the charge of
An experienced Binder. and all work will be promptly
done in a style and manner will& cannot be excellb.d.
Music. Madasinedo, Newspsppaenra..Old Books, Sm., bound
in orrery variety of style. attention will be
paid to the Bang and Binding of
To any desired pilule', which to quality and dunk
-411111 will be warranted. . '
All work will,be ready for delivery when promised.
The patronage of the public is solicited, and per
fect satiatadiou guaranteed.
Towanda, August94B66—th •
rIPHE OTTOMAN DECHA.MBRE I
A NEW ARTICLE OF FURNITURE.
CONVENIENT TO EVERY ONE:
INDLSPENSIBLE FOR
INVALIDS AND CHILDREN;
Melding the ansfghUiness mad summing the
offensive adore of the Sick ROOM and Nursery. At
onto useful and ornamental. It is more useful
than any aide of Furniture of the same cost.
_ _For aale'lry : an principal Furniture Dealers.
Fides S3AO. e • • refit . ; dm •
A NICE STOCK OP CHROMOS
Ex. and Zeggsvingi at 11106r 1 8. •
ME
'DOOMS, &UM,
Our stock of
R. P. SULZEIt.
Farnitve.
IN TOWANDA. DA.,
174DINGI
M. C. WILITAKLIt,
BLANK HOOKS.
..• ~„..
• !'.•
. < • •—, '•
4 OLD r'eAkill._ DRUG ; :.: S TORE, ;
2-wspme "-
Cbens , MA* 411 , 16 a Eat,* Tonizoi.
.
•Nserealti masa urerai to hut. stem, s tun' ass
eampleie theortzneol, - eonothatliyi ah eitalehlk. , lo
lietre embesetag many &Wes heed hi the Artelat
hieebeitteel • earefabr selected. with mrid
th the se mistieds if the public. ins which win be
suppl with ti— mamas, to 4
tried the inoetreiso habil) terms at Wholesale or
;11.4111,30.e°1004!Agc1.Vr:-:,..•.;••;-. --;
I*/*
BENZINE.' AND TIJRPMTENE,
wet. purr,:vamum, irturz-woes.
end sai kinds nrenn&ea,
• . KEROSENE OR C01L .4914 _
..
Akaol air m a n
41.4 . 111.1%. SHAM WICK% CIFICSETS.
Opo7n, Lard, While. Mean , * J
TANNER'S' AND IeIItCHINE arm
Fahey and Toilet Arikkai In their satiety;
sposors..RacraffEs; aims, "comm.
pumades : reriturmy,
POCKET 800,K8,-PORtMONA*
Packet Knives, burn, •
1 , 00111, AND. R.1 2 .1:11 rItEPAIUTIONS,
PURE . WINES AND LIQIIDDS,
For gedlcinal nor;
TOBACCO, SNUFF, :FMB AND CIGARS,
eardeu. Field Fkrorer Seeds, Trusses, - Sup
porters; thespeitories. Ithoutier Brian. Breast
Pampa, Teething Rink Nursing bottlit.
Nipple . 8.U4 and Melds. SINN".
Bed Pans, Belt Fruit Jars: They
tamotters. Mewing Ettracta Stone
Jr Glum Wire, Bolas*, 'VIAL . Cork's. Bath
Bdck.and Stove Blacldn& Pia Tackle, Am
munition, Ac. z Dot:wk. Eclectic and Hoomepath•
• ir Medicines, and all the popular Patent
,
. •MEDI'CINES.-
All articles warranted as srepresented. - Parsons at
• distance can receive their orders by stage or mail,
which will newlye prompt and careful attention.
Medical advice given gnanitonsly. at tbe office,
chareng only for medicine. •
W Thankful for past liberal patronage, would les.
pecttolly announce to his friends.aud thepublic, that
no pains shaU be spared to satisfy, and merit the con
tinuation of their confidence and patronage.
far Open Sundays fOr prescriptions from 9 to 10
run., and 12 m. to 1. and 3to 6 p.m. - •
• lan.l, 1869—yr. .H. C. _PORTED, M.D.
F•
R N ,
137 MAIN -IMIZET, TOWA.IIII,I,
WHOLESALE AND , RETAIL
DATTC2I.C3-IST.
The subscriber resPectfullpatuumnees (a t h e pub.
lic in general that be has on •hand a, large and well
selected stock of
.1 -
Davos.• MEDICMES,
• CHEMICALS. . •, PAINTR,
• •
• • OIL, • VARNISIIES
• GLASS,
• 'DYE STUFFS • .
the popular Patent- Medicines of the day.
PURR AND . LIQUORS
For Medical purposes only
t
.• . .
P E U. Elt 1.% • .
Fauey and Toilet *kicks:
Soaps of .every &I/alpha/I. •
Thermometers,.
Bathing. Burgeons, aud Connuon Sponges,
Hair Brnahes, '
Tooth Brushes.
brt aging COllll./P,
Pocket and Fine Combo,
.Toilet Powder.
•
•
. Puff Boxes.
Tooth Powdeia,
. ,
• Tooth Washes.' •
and' Tooth Soaps.
And other articles belonging to the) Drag trade too
'at/maroon :0 mention. P'sring the Agency - •• et the
GREAT t.T.: S. TEA. COMPANY,
• I AN OFFER
GREAT .INDUCRMENTC
To purchasers of. goodi in liedr line.
Physicians prescriptions and latigiy receipts cum
pounded by persona thormnply competent, at all
hours of the day or night. •
Thankful for Vie pact 5., - "al patronage, 1 12-
apoetfully solicit a Colleitieeeee et' the um Pledg
ing myself that no effort, shall be, sparr&to make
my eatablisttent.second to none in this eeLtiou.
''1)r. 4 1 . . F. 'Madill may be consulted at this store as
heretofore. • W. !MOWN:
Jan. 31. 1870.
Boots and Shoes.
GREAT BARGAINS
BOOTS 4z 8110 MS
ESE=
NEIr BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
South end c.f Wax.llitcve
The undersigned are recierlng a large and well ac
laded aka of .
BOOTS il ND SHOES
Buttzlole for the
SMEWES AND • FALL TRADE,
Whicl; we oiler low ityc Caen. . ronsittiag : of
GENTS, ' .
L , ADL,
AND CHILDREN'S • WEA.
SEWED 4ND PEGGED BOOT:
MADE TO DRLEE
-REPAIRING NEATLY DONE
AND READY WIDEN DIMMED.
Thankful fiar.rast.facorr, we solicit a cant:nuance
of the same. ' •
13AMCEL WOODFOISD..
Towanda, April 5. 18E9
. -
•
Mantfaacies •
BLOOD (51 CO:, •
Still continue to-noninfacture their celebrated
HOR.R POWERS
.0 5.: CLEANERS,
and will Pla.better machine, fee lees Motley than
can be bad elsewhere in the; world. n9' claim for
our machines that they will do as much; or more,
. than aiifotber,aud are more il duribly!built. We
personally superintend our work and sea
.. that Its
=Wien down. IVe.will send •
r -
DISCRIPTIVE T .CATALOOCES.
of ouitnachines,'on application. •.
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,-
04 two horse .E,SEPERATOII3,
71,TRESILER iced CLEANERS? .
FANNING MILLS,
AXD DRAG 11..5w 211:LLS,
SAW AND GitIST MILL Cwork done to order. •
Give - us a call before Purchasing elsewhere.
-. va "oa f :quail:mit `sxarav
• `•oo 'CI 0 aria.
Aug. 2, 1869.
NEW, 'P'LANIN( MILL.
The undersigned havingbnilt a large and conuo
dions ➢fill - in the' Borough of Towanda; awl filled it
with the, most modern and improved machinery, for
the manufacture of
WMIDOW 13ASII AND BLLNDS,
Are prepared to fill °nacre, whether large :or small,
upon the shortest notice." We hare also. a large ‘-a
riety of MOULDINGS. of Mir latest style and pattern..
which we can furnish much cheaper than theyouibe
worked by band: . v
FLU'S O, • •
TONGUELNG,
uitoonsa. ,
AND SCHOOL
. •
„,„
- - SAWING,
•
And sli,other work pertaining to Joinery, will be done
to suit our customers. •
Persona building. and not living Moro than twelve
110 fourteen miles distant, will find it largely for their
Intermit to buy of us, or bring their lumber and have
It wor a W machinery. • -Bring your grist of
Mori r lurober. and while your team Is
feeding. it griatirod,out and take it home with
you- -
We will 'pay CAtill for PINE AND HEMLOCK
LENDER delitaredat ore lumber yard. Come end
see us, or If yoa can't come, write.
Towanda, Feb.,1864. L. B. DODDERS k CO.
,
. ,
.11.31V . ' 1 71,1:40Parr'S
INSURANCE AGENCY,
•
• The noderegned baring enter`
berehip for the perpcee ef prtin Mß
GENERAL 'INSURANCE BL'Amy,se
, .
FLU, LIFE AND ACCIDENTAL
,
would reiperUully eolleit the Pit/Vtlage of a n 107.
eatm destrlng Insurance of any kind. We Mit e
b
ade@ on Buildings and Personal Property e t
kW& Itad•St a s s low rates as esn be done liablo hy say
ssanspmseiStalhe 'country. We would up !
lay call attentions of Rumens to the faro ,
can glee them Pollak" eDirefiDß an Oasiee, 4", a.
LIGIITNI4VG to haroddlayso persons/ peep ed ,
'stork. ;
isav=ny, prat:Mist lit one at the eioh e .
anA strong .!Miol - fe Companies M.1164 , 4'4:1, am at th
most Womble mites. .
WYOXINOINZLILLXCZ CO XPANY, •
TrUkaßqrre, pn.-1
Anetts,
I.otrAfitat linirvAxex . COMPAXY,
- Larzokr, Pe.
=MI
CET! Yoes Istrusuatcz cownzr.
Iprford, Conn.
Capital,
A11..8.111T CUT' /.I.IVILtXrE, COM PANT,
•. •
Albasy,
Assetta
Vrykosi rtte_lirsrsuoice cosioxY. )
New fork.
Capttsl
Braisonrist rtir. k Xiang Ins. Co,
1 4 pringfielit N.uz.
Anew,.,
Yowic Ltkv bon:water Q/XPAST.
,Ven York(
.Lseetts,
Office And blnck south of Vivi licrax.,
filoor." Mr.'llmourr ail be Mon 4 at linomo BA, I
from 9 ami. till 9 Nit.
cmro. . 6 .-
w. VIXCErt.
Towanda, Pa.. Ifai2. 1170:--iy
SEVENTEEN MILLION DOLLT.R3
For tAefolli-nivy-naoted I:olfaide C6aputh,
GIRARD Fiat a maaisr. imaimasi. co..
Ft, itadophk.
Capital awl curl-due over
MAlk /11SUILISCY. COMIUNT,
New $
Capital and surplus over
INK:RANCE CO. or .1 4 .418171 AMARICA,
iluddphic.
Capital and attrpitta °vet. ,
MANHATTAN iNbt:tANCH COMPANY.
Selo
tsC.),(no
Capital snit finrp Jul! cn er
iti*L'ILCSCL G>uYA\ Y.
Capita avid Aieirplcui over
Atcnc IKgra.u:ez CompAnr.
Sew lurk.
• Capital and surplus over
PtTILU iSSL'HISCE COXPANT
' Hartford, Cane. I
, ea . tat and surplus Dyer 8741.v.1
,
lit AL Lila IsscruAscr, CourAxv, 1 , -
.Nea, York. i -
Ca ital and imrplua over S",No .11.
..-.--.
TBA =ma' IsarEancE COMPANT, 1
. Hartford, Corm. I
--, Carltal and Prurplrui over.
•
•
Rtoks'taken on an kinds rof Preql.rtry: at u Ic.a re,
a:01 Itrany other reliable Ceze.pauie..
/a - Policies filmed and LhPOC any..1.1jr4.,1
this Agency, thereby - easing the trooLle and ul.ire
et going elsewhere fur settlement.
MOrllce at We Ilartbrarr. Store a Cr.rtlitr.
sell /r. Co. C. S. ILI:S.SELL ,
Towanda, reb. 7, IMGf C.
NA TIONAL LTFE INstraNcE
C CarrrAt..ll..o)...uto_ run
CLARIINct: H. CLARK. ;
JAY COOKE. Chnirtnan FinaneT and Fs. 4
HMOY.D. C(X)&E, Vice dent;•eir;
MLMISON W. PEET. Secretary and .V .t. 11:::
The advantages of tIC Nr.t.vuai Lae
1. It . Ls a National Comps uy, eharferi ~
2. It has a Paid up capital of One3lilleir.
3. It offers fore rates of premiums ;
4. It furnishes larger insarame than e.i.1 ; ,1
panieh. far the louile ounhy ;
5. It is definito and certain ;
G. 11:ere Is no possibility of iiiiaref,r,tstAt,l •
af;ents. or luisundee,hiuding by
7. The polides are. pisin tout a ta, ,n mu. ' a :nos
ranee for so ninth 'money
8. All policies arc notefOrfeiticui :
9. The policies are execird from attshh... . .
E. u•. CLARK S;
kr.4t«l is for Townwia sitiu!t3.
Jau..9. 180.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE
I . :S.SUMAIs:CE COMPANY.
NVAIEEEINO AroEk: ret Y.),(60
AtiSETS anat. 1,18Ct9 over $25,00.0 0 0.
`Surplus over *7,001400.
CUIIRENT birmEND FROM 40 TO O PIM CI.ST
Total Claita.4 try Doath Pahl to (1.4 t,, over $6..!0t0...10.
TOTAL DITMENT. PAID 1.5 TvATT.,OVLL tri WO 6,0
A P (TEL 131 UTVA C(OII'.INY
AU 4.s - szirpits, is r•rrrtabiy ti among th
iey hOM:TS in
ANNUAL DIVIDENDS.
WM, h may be alotiicel in reanettou of lYcmiuu•
may La accumulated at inLarest for .the benefit oft
Aaaurea, or may be revolved by them in ein.h.
MISSES,
l'olicios grad after two '0; w.. 1
year' Premiums hare -boett t 1 1 ,14 pra...t.Z!
,InakiEg
ILL POLICIEs -V , I.V.FORFE 1
It i.sues upoil atl
DEIRABLI: PLANS OF INSLEANcI:
And has adopted In -
S FE.ITUIEN:
01:16INAL 'WITH THIS CO)II.I,NY ANl$ 0111.1*
_ BY NO OTHER.
IL It: SfeliEtN. AFat
Towanda,Ta., July 22, IttGO—d.
GILCCAT u. CLA.III'.
•
CONSU3IEES OF
CONFECTIONERY
LET CS REASO:C: Ti):ETHER
Han' ally Iverson manuta, tore •
and sell it at 13. cents a tunnel, when
le centa'at the Hefinery. (unless it 1. errecb
teratedd
How can any dealer retail such a Lite sompransit
his rtudotners and hare a consciente.v,bl of pfrw o
How can any consumer expect t , porchw Put'
Centectionery at twenty-fill" and thirty (vets PI
pound when a pure article (=not tie minuticeirel
less than thirty to forty cents peryound, const.ts4
of cassia buds, burnt altnouthr. and bitch ctn.
ot
goods? -
Within a few days we base been offertdcwa
buds. etc., - for fifteen cents per pound. and
late Creams at twenty cents, and the agent arks" -
kedged that they were adulterated ten per rent, s‘ta
Terra Alba; and 'it is 'fact that tons of this cbc:p
Confectionery axe made and sold in the countrl
every year. and the corummers. are the only persons
injured bytit.
Now, or Ike &veep of taw ...3,irttish a Pure arfP::
o f Cc " &jowl. we Will icariont nary art lc:, uf our
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