. _
Management of Ormt .
Hugh T. Brooks discourses es ffol.
lows noon this Object in the 'Western
Stock Journal':
Butter, cheese, - milk, and Meatforni
verilexie spac e m the 112 .9 8 t0.iP 1-
portant department of sublunary
'fairs, and their-full and cheap =flay
depends , essentially - on the proper ,
management of Cows.'
To begin at - the beginning, every
householder should feel an irrepress
ible interdict in the Propagaracm;
perpetuation of good milking animals:
No person has-a moral right to own
or possess a good . Cow except ,"for
the purposes therein set forth,"'
the largest supply of good. milk, and
the increase other species—these'
legitimate ends we are botundies seek.
First, by breeding from reilkiliag
families—serapulonsly rejecting all
males and females' not descended
from good milking steel.'
Second, by providing - -young ani
mals with a sufficiency of the right
kind of nutriment. The milk vessels
are developed by nutritious and suc
culent food, which should be liberally
supplied from the very start.
A calf that maintains a, precarious
existence on poor hay and straw, and
grows up withenteare or carrots, can
licarcely make - a geed coW, 'even if it
has good Ancestors, ernd is well treat
ed in afterlife. There is no place
for neglect in thenzilk business. All
things require, tube trained and de
veloped for their proper sphere. •
Third, docility_and good behavior
are essential elnimeteristics of a good
cow—they are secured by 'kindness
and . faituliarity. -J .:Tar niers should
never neglect their-calves ; as they do
their own families, unless they are
willing to have them grow up wild
and ungovernable. Cultivate in all
these eases constant and kindly rela
tions from the'rery beginnink.
Fourth, guard against drouth in
summer, and short supplies in win
ter., by securing early a good quanti-
ty of bran or s horts. These, as well
as roots, pumpkins, apples, and well
reserved corn fodder, are peculiarly
adapted to the production of milk.
Fifth, cut your hay early! Woody
fiber is a good thing in its place, or
it never would have been sent, but
no orthodox man has any right to
believe that it- is much adapted to
dairy purposeS. CutNyour hay just
as the blossoms fall.eep it snug
every night—no rains and no dew
upon it. Be-sure and dr it 'enough
so that it will 'keep perfeCtly sweet,
without must, and be sure and not
dry it any more than is necessary.
Sixth, unless a cowsis a remarkably
;rood breeder, let her go furrow. feed
her high, and milk her through the
winter, and sell her to the butcher ;
Flo this as soon as she begins to fail,
and while she is profitable to feed for
beef.
Seventh, consider a good supply of
good milk as a necessary of life, and'
never be without it. Milk can be
secured by having a cow come in late.
in summer, or by having one
—it would be the poorest—go farrow,
and then go to. the shambles.
Eighth, deformity and butter are
not inseparable companions. You
may have a good looking cow that
will fill your pail quitOs well as the
hi4oridal "brindle cow with a crum
ple hOrn," crooked leg, shaggy coat,
flat rib, sloping rump, and irrepressi
ble back bone.
You,may breed quite successfully
for beef purposes, while yousecure a
good supply, of most excellent milk.
Ninth, let everything be done de
cently cleanly, and regularly.
Tenth, provide good, warm, well
ventilated stables, anti never omit to
groom and lied your animals.
Length of Vhiffie-Trees
A. horse cannot draw as well with
a whiflle-tree twelve feet long as with
one two feet six inches iu lengh, be-
eanso the line of draught is not in
the proper direction to be most ef-
fective. Nor can two horses, har
nessed abreast, draw well With whit'-
11c-trees ten feet long, while their
heads are coupled close together, be
cause they must travel sidewise, more
or less, in which 'position no animal
can exert all his strength to the best
advantage in hauling a load.'
: Horses draw best with a double
whillbtree just long enough to allow
them to stand close to each other,
having single whiftle-trees attached
directly behind - them, and just long
enough to meet in the middle. When
the double-tree is very long, each.
horse must draw more or less side
wise, if the coupling lines and the
neckyoke are not made long enough
to' allow them to move directly for
ward
,without having their heads
turned toward each other. In order
to determine the correct' length of
whiffle-trees, let two 'horses stand
side by side, with their sides three
. inches apikt ; then measure from the
centre of one horse to the other on
their backs. Thi' will give the length
for a neekyoke, and the correct length
for the .double whiffle-tree, betiveen
the joints where the single-trees are
to be attached. When a neckyoke is
only eighteen inches; long, and the
double-tree of the .ftoper length,
horses will be required to move more
- Or less sidewise. For the same rea
son, oxen often get in the habit of
hauling sidewise, because the yoke is
too short. Neither oxen or horses
can travel easily and freely, when
their heads are turned toward, and
their butts from, each other.
Milne-trees for plowing should
always be as short as they can be
made, without bringing the , traces
against the legs of the team. • A very
long double whiffle-tree tends to
make a plow take to wide a furrow
slice. If the clevis b adjusted to
take a'. narrow fun - ow:slice—when
the double-tree is too long—the plow
will not run at all satisfactory. The
horse in the furrow will not be able
to walk squarely in his ; place, because
the line of draught is auch as to keep
crowding his hind feet out of the
furrow on the plowed ground. The
-length of the double whiffle-tree and
the neck-yoke fora sleigh should be
just as longnS the sleigh is wide,. from
the centre of one - runner to the oth
er.--. The .21Icinifraolurer and Builder.
CERTAIN timbers of great' durability
%Own framed together, act upon each
other so 'a:4 to produce mutual de
strudtion. Experiments with•cypress
and walnut, and cypress and. cedar,
prove that they will rot each other
while joined together, but on separa.:.
lion the rot will cease, and the tim
bers Will remain perfectly sound for
a long period.
C0c0.% Nrr CARE.--0110 pound of
sugar., 4 /Le pound of cocoa nut, whites
4,f tlfrop ugg,e4, half tea-cup full Of
flour. Dike the llama' 'as macaroni
cake.
't:o drink to rot:mown hr 111,, drink
IT
DOMEdStIC "
LOCK STICH
SEWING-'IEIACHINE.I
- •
i THE " DOMESTIC !' ii a Shuttle
Sewing Machine, 'which , Mai been
used for the . last five years in the
West, and is now introduced for the
first time in this'seetion
It runs faster than most, easier.
and more quietly than any, :doing the
lightest aii well as the heaviest work
done on natSewing Machine
ALL ARE INVITED TO CALL AND SEE IT
Plain Machines - - $65.
Half Case - - - i 470.
All Machines have Itlae's Patent
Table. , .
Agents wanted in unoccupied territory•. Address,
BLAKE t1;,,C0., Berauton, ira
For sato by
T.SiLOII cola:,
Towanda, .ga.
- A. A.
•
Athens, Pa.
May 12. 1870.—1 y Wyalusing.
_ _
EASE AND COMFORT.
nye
BLESSING 'OF PERFECT SIGHT.
,!There is - not:Atm so valuable as perfect, sight, and
perfect sight can only be obtained by using :
PERFECT SPECTACLES!
The difficulty of procuring which is well known.
MESSRS. LAZARUS & moftras,
°OCULISTS' AND OPT [CANS,
• LIARTORD, CONNECTICUT,
MANUFACTURERS OP THE CELEBRATED
PERFECTED SPECTACLES,
Have, after years of experience, experiment, and
andthe erection of costly machinery, been enabled
to produce that GRAND DESLDERATUM,
PERFECT SPECTACLES I .
Which have been sold with unlimited satisfaction to
the wearers in the Wes.terikStates during the past
fifteen years.
Those Celebrated Perfected Spectacles never tire the
eye, and lastmany years without change!
Messrs. LAZARUS & MORRIS have appointed
JULES HUGUENIN. dealer in Watches and Jew
^ elry, as their sole agent for Towanda, Peun'a. and
vicinity. April 14. 1870.
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE
,The subscribers could respeAhilly inform their
many friends that they have opened a
BOOT AND. SHOE STORE!
At No. 148 Main-at., Towanda. Pa
They hare just reee!vecl a fine assortment of
LADIES' ND 'GENTS' SHOFS
Con:. lin g of
LAiDItS GAITERS,
Of all gratlee. Lao.:em
GOAT AND LEATHER SHOES
MISSES AND citiLura:zcs 'HOES
Of every_varitty, whieli will he Fold cheap fur ras
Give them a call and .tisfy ourselves that they a
selling cheaper than the c, heape s t.
We would call moTecial attention to our
CLh'TOJI DEPit R 7'31 I; X7' !
We maim to order ry thi g, in the line, of
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
Being mechanics of n.nny year practical I sperience,
we feel confident, that See can rise enure satisfaction.
We employ none but lint-lass mechanics. and have
secured the services of the veteran boot-maker of
Bradford county, MIL .1. W. WILCOX. who cordial
ly invites a call from his former patron.,
gudrranter ierfed Ps, end oil
craning neatly and promptly done.
Remember the place, Nu. 11S Main.sh, a few duors
below the Means House. Towanda, Pa. Lea out for
the sign of the Big Hoot.
CALL • AND EXAMINE
VIE NEW STYLES OF.
SPRING MUMINERY GOODS!
AT MISS GRIFFIN'S STOLE, I.
Where you canuot fall being pleased with the
GREAT v.uta.r.r OF 'BONNETS, HATS, MC
Prices to suit all customers. Do not forget thq
lace, No. 2, ionth Frout ,
I
- 11ERC1. 4 11 . 8 NEW BLOCS, TOWANDA, PA.
April 6, Is7o-3m
REPORTER 408 PRINTING
OFFICE.
Hal *ng recently added greatly to our facilities, we
arc now prepared to do all kinda of
JOB PRINTING
AT
LOWER PRICES
AND
BETTER STYLE
Than any establieh n wut in
NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA.
CALL AT
THE REPORTER .OFFICE
AND
EXAMINE SPECIMENS.
SENT FREE! .
O'KEEFE, SON'S: CO.'S
SEED CAT A.LOGUE
AND GLIDE TO TEM
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE
GARD.I. - N, FOR 1870.
Published in January. Every lover of flowers wish
ing this new and valuable work. free of charge. should
address immediately AL O'KEEFE, SON & CO., Ell
wanger 'AL Barry•'s Block, Rochester, N. Y.
Oct. 21, 1062.—tjun 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
BEVY, PORK, PRESH AND SALT
SUGAR 'CURED HAMS,
MUTTON, BEEF, LAMB
VEAL. POULTRY,
' SAUSAGE..., LARD,
BOLOGNA, DRIED BEEF;
TALLOW, kr., &c. ,
Also, ..
, .
S
FRESH FROM THE LAKES
OrFTTEIIS RECEIVED DAILY
In their sesunn
Tattles wishing Oysters In largo or small quantl.
tits will he furnished on abort notice, at the old
mud. errnlAL iLutscr. Moutanye's Noel. first
door north of Dr. Porters. .
CUAL KELLUM ,t MULEOCK
Tsszo.lctuart.
Feb. 24, Pi'Mgt
VISA, PORK, iIAMS AND LARD
N• cowru, k
A LL KINDS GitOCERTFS AN
z i l..r i zrat ,, , , -ti0,..1 7 .0.4 mut
: A.Txren.
lokumpirOp
t
efAi-
I`7" CPAII4.,
And all po4ty)ts*?i9lll7eirt•
steminikci,kwamtannti.
DArroN, ortiaanwri. annouroue.,
.0 .PVIILItIy T IAPI ne4t .'P
And an'pointi ion and southl63 ° g:
'tsar AND ncem Axe inn litorochrt
vvrnocrr manor xo RocniterEn, Borran,
CtivaLaND AND Cnionrgall.
()nand after Monday, JIINEI3.'IB7O, trainn
Imre Waverly at shoat the following hours,- via:
GOING 'WEST,' ..- • .
4124 a.m., NIG= EXPMWMilitolidaysoccepted)for
: Rochester, Buffalo,• Dunkirk. Cleveland and Cin
cinnati, connecting with the Inkel3hois,Mteldffan
Southern, and Grand Trunk. .Railways at Buffalo s .
Dunkirk and Cleveland for Wed; also at Cleav
-41
land with the C. C. ,4 lialiway for Indtan
.llPolisi and at Cincinnati with theLontaville Short
Line RallWay.`and ttuf'Ohlo k Misatesippi
for the South.andlionthwest ; alao with connect
ing lines at principal stations on main line.
4:49 a. m. — naUT =Pang, daily, for Rochester.
Buffalo, Dunkirk. Cleveland. and Cintsinnati.mak , '
leg direct connection with trains of Grand Trunk
end Lake Shore RallwAra at Bninaks, Dankirl and .
Cleveland. for WI ;elate West;' and at . Chicinnati
with the Ohio & Mlssiseippi and Lcroleville Short-
Line Railways tar the South and Seatn-trost X also
with all connecting lines at principlo stations on
8:28 a.m.—MAIL TRAIN, Sundays excepted.• for .
Buffalo and Dunkirk. - _
5:35 p.m.-I , IAtULA ACCOMMODATION, swam:
excepted.
0:18 p. M., DAY EXPRESS. Sundays except e d, for
Rochester, Buffalo, Dunkirk, Cleveland, 43nctnna.
it and the South. Eitops at principal statione,unli
connecting points on main line.
New and improved Drawing Room Coaches acc;na-)
puny this train from New York to Buffalo, and
Sleeping Coaches are attached at liornellsaille, run
ning Oro' to Cleaveland slid Galion without change.
5:10 p.m.—PS: MAIL, Stmdaysexcepted. fbr Buf
falo, Dunkirk and Cleveland, connecting with trains
for the West.
A Sleeping Coach is attached to this train morning
through to Buffalo? t
7:00 a.m.—WAY F11131411T, Sundays excepted.
4:10 p.m.—EMIGRANT TRAIN, daily for the West.
GOING EAST.
1:00 mai—NIGHT EXPRESS,SuncIap empted,con
peeling attics" York with afternoon Trains and'
steamers for Boston and New England cities.
• Sleeping Coaches accompany this train to N. Y.
5:50 a.m.—CINCINNATI EXPRESS. Mondays ex
cepted, connecting et'Jersey City-with afternoon
and evening trains of New Jersey Railroad for
Philadelphia. Baltimore, and Washnigton; and at
New York with steamers and afternoon Express
trains for New England Citbxs.*„ Also stops at prln
ripalntations and connoting petits on main lino.
Sleeping Coaches accompany this train to New York
12:35 p.m.—DAY EXPRESS, Sundaysoxvepted, con
meting at Jersey City with inldnightExpeeee train.
o 5 New Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia. Alt o
stops at principle stations and connecting points
ou ntcin linc i • r T . r
. New arul_Bnprovelltrmthig-Itoombncheniteconaz
pally this train from Buffalo to New York. _2
3:35 p.m.—ACCOMMODATION MAIN, daily for
Susquehanna.
8:38 a.m.—EIMIRA MAIL, Sundamexeepted.
0:25 p.m., NEW YORE MAIL, Sundays excepted.
9:05 p.m .—LIGIITNING EXPRESS, dally, connect
ing at Paterson for Newark at Jersey City with
IllorningExpross Train of New' Jersey Railroad for
Baltimore and Washington and at New York with
Morning Express train for Boston and New England
cities. Also slope at all principal stations and con
netting points on main line,
Sleeping coach:A, accompany this train through to
New York.
3.45 p.m.—WAY FREIGIIT. Sundays excepted.
BAGGAGE CIEECP TIIRCIffiIt.
trq. A revised and complete •• Pocket, Tiine nada",
of Passenger Trains on the !Me' Italln-ay and con
nectinglinca, has recently been published, an ran
be procured on application to the Ticket Agent of
the Company.
L. D. nucEr..u.
Gen'l Supt
PA. & N.Y. CANAL
AURANOrkENT t)FPASS
GOING SoUTII.
LonVe
Waverly C,25-3.05-6.42
Towanda 7.15-9,58-7.U5
Tunhbannoch.9,23-0,17—P.1.1
Pittgton 10,35-7,30_
Wilkegnarre, 10,55-7.5 5
White Haven.l2,3s P. at
'Stanch 1'111111 . .0,30
AikllOWll
DetliChelil .... .
Eagton 3 17 ,
Plan' (an)... .5,03
wYortqarr.) 6, 05 I" 6,00
P.M. A.M.
Dowd Train dines at White Haven. tp Trains
dinep at .I.ittstor. .
l'asAtugers M and from 'New York and l'hilailel
- without change of ears.
Down train councem at Allentown with Through
Fast Expretili for Harrisburg, Pittsburg and th
GLORIOUS SEWS!
GREAT AMERICAN TEA STORE
=I
RED, WRITE AND BLUE STORE
I=l
Samples of Teas orvt AWAY YEYELY, to satisfy
be people that this is the place to save money.
PRICES I.OW AS 'ME GREAT AMERICAN TEA
COXPANY OF NEW YORE.
Fresh 0 rounil Coffee received (tally from New York,
or ground to circler. Also whole Coffee. green and
roasted, all .stylcs, whole and ground Spices, Dried
Fruits, Ae.,' ; 'at equally low prices.
The subscriber begs leave to return his thanks for
the very• liberal patronage extended to him while in
the Grocery business in this place, and - respectfully
solicits a trial in his new enterprise. Thu business
will be conducted strictly on the
Sp yon will not have to pay extra prices to make up
fOr the losses of a credit busiuess.
you can't spare the money to pay for a pound,
buy an ounce and pay for it. Ileindependent—theu
you will be worthy to walk mules the
And buy your Ono,ln cheap. Mr' Itomember the
White and 13Ine Store. row ltloul. Itrilge Street.
Jitly 1, 1869. DILt3IIIALL & RIDGEWAY.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
C.II',IT IL
SURPLUS FUND
This Bank afters UNUSUAL FACILITIES for tho
tranraction of.a
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
12 TFUIEST AID ON DEPOSITS ACCORDOG TO
AGIIEEIEENT.
Srrcut. CAW: GIVES TO 'rum COLLEMON or Norr.s
Aso
Parties wishing to 8..13 ItoNET to any part of the
Milted States, England, Ireland, &Claud, or the prin
opal cities and towns of-Europe, can 'here procure
drafts for that purpose.
To or from the old count:7,', by bed steamer or sail
tug lines, always en hand.
moroirr OVCfI AT ILIMUCT-9 LATER
lif Ars! Price raillf.a. C.S &Lir, Cold all Siker
J. 11. 8311T11, President. S. r. DEIT
Towanda, Juuo2!. 1869. . Cashier.
r E OTTOMAN DEC 14 A MERE
CONVENIENT TO EVERY ONE.
INVALIDS AND- CHILDREN
'Avoiding, the unslghtlinnrs and suppressing, the
offensive odors of the Eck Iloom and Nursery. At
once useful and ornsMenial. It is more unfit'
than any atilde of Fn. - Mture of the same cost.
For sale by all principal 'Furniture' Dealers.
.price febl7 Gm
A LL KIDS GROCERIES AND
Ptec 'at WilolqOar amid rotaiLlit •
" C. 11. PATCH'S.
A FULL STOCK OF WOODEN
M wire, ra; V. , E;
g) . -
rei`
W3l. R. BARR,
Gen't Pamer Ag't
R.R. CO.-
MRIER TRAINS
191181
Comalencint; May
GOINri NCIT:111.
C.05-1,18—.4,10
6,15-12,15--7,20
3,01-10,10 A, If
1,158,30.-
11;58 A.n.i
10.55... .........
9,19
0,35
0,05
.....
.3 OEN P. COX.
tin perint,ll.l(.. nt
Tea and Coffee.
TEAS GIVEN AWAY
=1
STREET, TOWANDA. I'A..
At the sign of the
iIMERICAN FLAG!
And the
CASH SYSTEM !
ASIFILICLN FLAG
Into tiro
American Tea Store!
Miscellaneous.
Or TOWANDA
$1%),000
40,000
P,ISS.IGE TICKETS
A ICLIV AlITICLI: OF FLIINITUIIE.
INDISPENSEBLE FOR
"X - ' 44iXoolkM*. Wmki
.innbt. "
..
,5-3.ydr. • .''''''!!'' T-- t r.!: - 1 , 1 , T,
! ;IS A W ) 110 0" 11.
. , .
ibilite# l o4l#lo4 l ; 4l '''. ' ' • '' ' .
OffetVahltailial. L ' ' - ''''
...d•- , ,*: = ',',' • 4 - • . . '
..,t - , .1- c:4,.
4, mi t e° aaveniaialha Att.
Zi1.1011:4 1115.1siil
",- •
lutTo 'Ai Cash. and fool •
thiit'Vcan se a‘ as low tigures as can ,103 pwcw=
cisert:hart Law! o ) . ;o l aUrbili IFPIeFS II 4/ It C' e f
*Oa f
4
TEAS,' dOrkfres, SUGARS,
.. 141 4 kqgt••ailaMATUA. 8110g,*
- !Have est turd s tinge ittoek of -'?
• '-q ". . • .-:
. GRA/lAIW.
BIM DO., DUCTRAVag.A.T DO.
:7 - ,':.: , ..1i,i47: ..;-. -;.:„..•:,,.- 17:„ -
I Imp conntarly on Imo. royal. 882413,Lataw, and
alrilnda of kat. }Pooh 'or aitltiviithittlois 014
public to our Ca2ft Be Beei .s;
STOCK Cg.. ' 4 l € _
Ia quiditi or price. Jaw Chill lets Fans
**York Chexil!,!4#l,3:
eitiigno
WOODEN
Loch aoaortmout of YAIMI W. NOTIONS, TOILET
SOAPS, kc.; kc. I will pay t he hlghcrt cash price for
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Far m ers , givo q4q can ftai bro icliing.ChOwitioro
All per s ons indet!to4 to. 4ke
slid pike immediate payment.
PATCH.
T t ivraavis, March, 12.1887.
G 0
I:C= .&ND PROVISION
3 iro E.
McCABE & MIX.
Wliolcsalo r is Retail Dealers In
FAMILY GROCERIES
AND
•
PItOVISIONS
LIERCUR'S NEW BLOCK, TOWA*DA,
. We do not dem It lime:wiry to enumerate all the
diterent article,' we. keep: {Jur aoortment tx
ALWAYS • COMPLETE.'
We'scß nothing but
FIRST .GLASS GOODS
Cash 'laid for Pannero Trodnce.
JAMES McCAIII:,
March 1. IS7n. ILAIIILY MIX.
PEOPLE'S
GROCERY AND PROVISION STORE.
/160 L -211 CO/ZN:11. uraD6r. AND MAIN VZILDETS.
A new and c6mpletc stock of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
Which will bo sold at the lowest peesit.t.e
CODFISH,
Lk.CKEREL,
UEiRINCT,
PORK,
MUTTON,
HAM,
FRUIT OF ALL DESCREPTIONS,
MODERN STONE WARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
FLOUR, FEED, SEAL, GRAM, &c
Bring on your produce, which we pay cash for
DAIRYMEN,
A constant supply of Aabton Salt, cll stzed Churns,
Butter Firldris, Tuba, k.c, . •
Please call and look tliiougli our stock, and we will
do our best to please you. W. A. kocEwELL.
Towanda, April V. Pita
LOOK HER"E!
COWELL & MYER,
At the old starlit of nnaatitam. S COR'LLT., are now
receiving a largo and well selected stock of
miocraurs AND PROVISIONS,
Which they offer to cash buyers at prices that: defy
competition.
Cash pald for all kinds Farmers' Produce.
April 21, 186--tf.
Jowolry.
JULES .11UGUENLN,
JEWELLER &
Onr , door north of
lIIERCUITS NEW BLOCK, TOWANDA, Pd
llns just receNea from New Yor4.; new assortment
of flue Uold
LADIES' WATCHES,
AMERICAN WATCHES
SWISS WATCHES,
of all descriptions. Also a selected assortment of
GOLD CHAINS, FINE GOLD
%TM M 1.3 P., ,
all new
CLOVKS or ALL STYLES FROM THE CIYEAP-
FS TO THE BEST
GOLD, SILTER,AND STLIZL SPECTACLES AD
ETE.GY.tliqrsi to At all case! of totpalrea night.
xsw PATENT ACCOMODA MC SPECTACLES.
this patent I Am enabled to esebssre Glasses at
any time without extra charge. Call and see.
w ~ ka ' ~ M}Y 7 a' , t ~
Asa WAffl. TD
Towand3, Dec. 18, 180
IVIACKEREL, CODFISH, BLUE
ILL Fish. drarldaaw Trout. Climes. Plckla and
Suipletidalmon, Smoked 'band, sad Dried bet at
LONG & KEELER'S.
1 -10' , Iii-141104 0460:1a - -*11.4,0
1:11a •10 7 . ,ff , : ,- 5 , 4
Or m ilorkii?!‘d. t•na fr`x.{..4
JE P..
• .
121. =Es nowt. lowalay4
1:z
11!):411 . 1ral i ..
=7thipt/1001UIS 104.: "
ouaer occupoe •-; ,
• tir Imo 0 004 tato" .1
'manor;cautioi
, GENTS FuEPaoHINGbv,GOODS
•,'?.'j
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4 riiisen Si*
• •41, • r U;ril
'rerEn to=is; taut% tofoppo, 15 eta per box
I .w:arrE 811 4 1 i 1 $i pr joo eta tipward*.'::ll
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- pefoter'purcluising
• • out, dociimit °frost:lilt •
• $ . •
~•• SMTWARZ;;
March ' • 133 3Litbilltrett.
- B:.VITCH:
TA T t 0:R . : 'it ..'..G!O/1.;7•,',
Are now cycning their new SpringAtpekst ,,
CLOTHS 'CABST I 3I77A
. ,
Cniuilstitig ta thou:o4 ilOcs atiki4aoufma,
COATING ' S, SIURZINOS,- Sz-0.4P
Which they ore preparea . !td rgske in,ituy style to
suit their customers, Po Sliest tiotteo,,';
• ' t tilsO & #londid hew at op! '
'Which they are•selllng chalet than ever. ••
ItA r ± S CAPS;
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Alvrays on hand and fn gTegt variety,
„ .
lIIE 74 . 1 . 7 . • tIND ITAy}::7 Iai:LES
NECK
WINDOW UAIBEELLA
HURRAH! HURRAH!
READY MADE OTHING,
I am now offering to the public a large and Dlsolce
'stock of
SPRING AND SIT,IDLER GOODS,
Ana all the late 'styles for Spring and Sumner wear,
Which trill be sole! 23 per. cent. less than former
prices at M. E. EOSEEFIELDS: Also a largo in
voice of
I intend to e4ll leas than coat, to make room for
Fall Stock._NOW Is your time to buy a Butt
cheap. Call nd convince yourself that M. E. 80.
SEMI :MD. offers Great Bargalkui in the line of
Clothing and
A DISPATCH JUST BEQEIVID.
GLOMODS NEWS RIR =MIS or TOWANDA.
Therole constantly being receive&• at, tho "TEMPLE
Or FASHION," a large stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
which bare been purchased for cash, at reduced
prices. and Will be sold to cash buyers at lower rates
than ever before offered in Towanda. My stock eon:
slats in part of
FINE DRFSS COATS, CASSIMEBE SUITS, DIEM;
Coats, Pants, Vast% and Illato Lincn Duck Suite,
nlso n:largo variety of
of the latest styles and fashions. Ilememberthe in
ducements that I offer. and that I am not to be un
dersold by any dealer in town,, or elsewhere. AU
who wish anything in my line are respeetfnlly Invit
ed to give nto a call before purchasing and convince
yourselves.
GOLD STILL COMING DOWN 1
GROCERY d PROVISION LINE,
COWELL h, 3IYER'S
at prices that cannot fail to satisfy all:that they are
determined not to be undersold by any one. -They
have enlarged their Store by .thrilding so that they
now have room for the fresh supplies that are daily
received by thorn. They have connected with their
stare a Market where they row keen fresh meats to
sell by the quarter or piece, and a ball supply of Gro
ceries and Provisions, to which they would ran the
attention of all cash buyers. Come and entablature,
Goods and Prices, before purchasing and- satisfy
yourselves. We gnarcntee all goods to gist? entire
- satisfaction. ' We are thankful to our customers for
their past liberal patronage and solicit a continuance
of the same. COWELL St, SLYER.
Dee. 20, 1029.
TRY .OUR TEAS AND. COFFEE,
COWEGL'h MYER.
MEM
lIME=EMIC
lUTI3 -AND DAPS,
VERY LOWEST PRICES
TIIOUBLP ! 13110 W, GOODS.
READY-MAM
MI
A um and till line otairthelitlleVftyleer.z,:,
Also the New patent
Alilor . any - of oar Goods will be .I=ohl. as
'CHEAP FOR CASH
A 8 any in the market.
c.a.' dud look through our rtock
Towanda, April 21. 1870
OILEN.T IZEDUCTION IN PRICES OF
M. E. ItOSENFIELD'S,
(Oppoaltd Powell Z; COL)
Consipting of
LINEN GOODS,
FOR MEN AND BOYS
UNDERSHLRTS AND DRAWERS
GENTS lIIIYOSIIING GOODS.
Call before purehs t ring elsewhere.
II: E. nosn-Ent,D.
Towanda, Jan. 25,1870
AID VICCCLCITY-:
UM'. BOYS' AND TOCTIIII cr-onmna,
MACK, DAMN dIICD - num DFAVF.II &11,
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, CAPS,. SIISPENDritS. NECK. TIE%
PAM' AND LINFIC COLLARS,
11. JACOBS.
No. 149 Main•st., Beldieman's Block,
Towanda, Pit.
Cash paid for Hides slid Pelts.
.1331 r.VEICS THING M TBE
nro now being offered at
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OMB
COATS, .VESTS AND tIiNTS,
DRESS COATS; PANTS Ei VESTS',
• IfinOU PPON Dot* ra sad Q% --, I
(hershirta, laiwn
Linen; Camathiers, andStatil ir ehteta; Week Tbs. Bar
pendent. etleveta, _Cases. Lc.a - Zags. ,Spring, Style
en, Soft aria Straw:Vete.. A 1 StatArtlgh• Aernenl
bar that !lead Good* are cheipetat a Ode 'moo than
poor goods at any pace, 'Call artd examine rag geode
berm buying. No. 3 Pattnick Griirspeßlock,Base
Towanda...Tune %MO— W. ET)DY.*-
- Manufactories.
B - LoCD do% 001,
fitili enniittrtble i4iiiatifa Ante their celebrated
HORSE' PON
rti i-' 4 0LE,4iCHEtg
and will Roll a better machine, for lesamonoy than
can be had elsewbete iu the .world. We claim for
our te. , tune's that they will do as much, or more,
than any other, and are more durably_ built. We
personally superintend our work and see that It la
w. 41 down. We will send
DISCLOTIVE CATALOGUES,
of oor machines, on application
ONE AND TWO VORSE POWERS;
One d Two ilorse THRESHER S• SEPERATORI,
THRESHER and CLEANERS,
FINNING MILLS,
=
SAW AND GEIST MILL work atom to order
Give us a call bcfcro pluiltaspcig ebK..viberc
rd "OD alloaavaa `sNalux
"00 Ps' C[oo'lil
Aug. 2, 180. •
NEW CARRIAUE FACTORY 1
On Pine. between Main and Second., Street% back
of 0. F. mason k Co.'s Bank,
TOWANDA, PENN'A
VESItY STBLEIif, (formerly otthc armor Bryant
k'Stulen) Informs hts friends and former patrons,
that he has built a
YEW 'BRICE CARRIAGE FACTORY.
where he will constantly keep on Land a full iscort
inept of
FAMILY OAERLIGES,
TOP AND .or=, 331:1GG1 S,
PLATFORM WAGONS,
TROTITNG .9IILETS, AND SKELETONS,
Made of the best material and finished In the best
city style. MS Song experience in city Carriage
Faetorics gives - him a decided advantage over others
in the
;- Finish, Style and Durability
of.l.(ie Syagoue.. All ho aske.ls Au
INSPECTION. OP HIS WORK
previous to purchnsing cliewhere
ALL ironic IvARhAN:up. TO GIVE PERFECT_
Thankful - kir!.lei Liberal vatronage formerly . ex
tended and respectfully ask a continuance of the
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
Towanda,
.I.ley 24, 1870.—U
NEW PLANING MILL'
The undersigned hachiebuilt a large and coronae.
dim* Mill in the Borough of Towanda, and filled it
with the most modern and improved machinery, ter
the manufacture of:
WLNDOW SASII AND IILOIDS,
Are prepared to fUI orders,whether largo or small,
upon the shortest notice. We have also a large su•
rlety of MOULDINGS, alba latest style and pattern,
which we can furnish much cheaper Man they can be
worked by band.
PLANING,
•
TONGUEL%II, ' ;.1
GROOVING.
.Atil) SCROA ' '
And all other yturk pertaining to Jobtery,trtllbe done
to milt our customers.
Persons building, and not living more Chin twelve
to fourteen miles distant, will find it largely for their.
interest to buy erste. or bring their lumber and have
It . worked by our machinery. Bring your , grist, of
Flooring, or other. lumber, and while your team' la
feeding, have it ground out and take it home-with
yam
We orill pay CASIT for PINE AND ItEIRACK
LIINCBL2 delivered at our lumber yard. Come and.
ere MI, or Lt you can't comp, write. •
Towanii. Feb., 1864. L. 4,4oDagus'acco.
MONT ANYES;
STAPLE it FANCY DRY GOODS,
Onocvzms Cnoes;lir, GLATiirjc,
BOOTS, SHOES, SHOE IqNI)HiGS
Leather, Hap, earrytriptreue.P.
TgWANDA, PA
No. 305 Man 131.1.eifit&FaiEePatfreliquaro.
mnylo,lB7o
THE BEST , FRUIT JABS IN USE
at . ' lifteATlE /t.
baittimitid Altt nt
...
pea
IMO
UMI:=2
SATISFACTION,
st reduced prices.
liY STIILEN
General pullers in
MONTAN - IT,
L. D. MONTASIT.
tear num
. _ _
153310=
•
li t ti RSIIIIIP
-t irrrrift i git
41 . 1.1. Kg Arriv•vi. • ,4,4" # -15 , 44
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lay'efbaels boinPlete ana . con:elsl,3 Of
PARLOR SUITS,
AIBRART stir/Si:
- ctignral'ttfrrs,
ME
Dr4s4Ner. 1100!E "FURNMRE,
AXD;IMZ=IM ./VD:T . UE, EITCLIM.
mArritEssm'ra^u;oNm, ilEptoo, =nous,
Eiztve;nat Ta~wss, kc.,,~a
II IN
8,.-q,DSTE4Ds!
Iffown manufacture, and warranted anixtrlor, WW
be sold for bias than city made atop
,wiLi cost else-
COME . ONE, CO 'ALL,
Examine'Vv i yonraelves. See and bo convinced that
Enrniture la fold cheaper at FEAST'S than at any
other place in the world. Country dealers supplied
at the lowest market rates. -
.I furnish COFFMKS of overy cleetriptlou,. Motelie
Muriel Caooo, Cam:Lae, Sc., and: Lace
FINEST HEARSE IN NOr.THERN PENN'A
Towanda, Jane 22, 1870
Firif.Nirio BE. WARE—ROOMS
lAMB MAKOSON'announcei to the publiothat
he still contiunes to mannfaeture and keep on hand
a large assortment of
PIIIINITITHE.
Dureans:Tables, Bedsteadil, 6tands,. Chairs, kr., of
every description, which sio made of the beet mate
rials, and in the most workmanlike manner.
I invite the Inspection Of the public to my work,
Which shall notbe surpsserdin dttrability at any shop
in the country. end my prices will'ho found to be as
low as the times will admit.
Heady-made Collins constantly on hand or made td
order. A good Hearse will be tarnished when desired.
Aug. 15, 1865. - •
Ilis;ollaneous
p OWfELL
DRESS GOODS.
LARGE ADDITIONS
Lace been made to our
STOCK OF DRESS GOODS
Several novelties having been lately introduced
GtEA ; T BARGAINS
IN
CHINESE GRASS CLOTHS,
'ORUNNDLES,
JApONETS,'OHINT4 &C
KETSTONE STORE
MEM
Toannd i, Info ls, 1070.
IPOOr-'THE--ITHE .1"11B-,
Al lie is respectfully informed that the 11601E411h
don haa,baeu removed to.tho Atdaa Itaildibgo thla
.6torY.Mhera will be o.uno . , , , I
. o'o -
I. its various 'branches...an terms tia reasonable as,
••ttotvnca'• will Allow. 1.40 Bindery mill bo, under
the charge of
N. C. IMIT/LICEL
ea expe r ienced 'Under, and at work will opronptlY
done to a'styl6 and manner cvldch'canuot bo excelled.
dlngic;dldgrcetnet,lfewnvez7l,old Boots, kc., bound.
In everrcaricty of stylo. Pargcrilar attention willbo
pad to tho Bullngdnd 81nditkint
81.A.1 , M. 1100854,
.
.
To any desired pattern, nliteb and dnra,
biity will be warranted.
AU work.will be ready for delivery when promised.
The patronage , of the public la solicited, and per
fect satisfaction guaranteed.'
' , .
coNsumils or
coNr-E6TIONERY't
COME,
LET lIS 'REASON , TOGE'TEIERI
Flow can ,any person, nottinfacture Confectioners.
and sell it at 15 cents a pound, when sugar is warth
16 centitat the 'Refinery, (unless it is terribly. WM
teratedit ' : •
How can dealer retail eneli a site compound to
his customers and have a conaelence raid of dratted
How can any consumer expect to - purcluwe purtv.
tenfocthatery m .turenty-ftre and thirty cents per
pound when a.pura 'article =not bernaneactured
less than' thirty to forty cents per pound, consisting
'of cassia buds, burnt almonds, and. such 'class of
goods?
Within a few days 'we have been ocerm cusla
buds, etc., for fifteen cents per pound, and Chock) !
late Creams at twenty cents: and the agent ackturw
}edged that the, werc s adulterated ten per cent, with
Tern Albs; Mar it is fad that' tons of this cheap
Confmtionery are made; and sold in this country
every - year, snit the consumers are the only persons
injnred by It:
Nou v r,ftr 4 the benefit tif then edirrliris% a pure article .
elf Ran cattenery. wilt-. uwiraut. fvery article 4/ our
man addre Strictly Pure arut .free from every Ingre
dime deleterious to health. • • ''' •
a.uART,
'Store forme* oftpleti 14 , Jeobtt carmatt,lnitn Sim t
• Tatiranas, October 21, 1E469. • "
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VHOLESALE AND..ILETAIL
7DIRITYO 0 'BT.
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stilinerrbertrospecedily ann'orifilien to tbo ptsb
lie in gapes:Al US holaq4 on, /Find i larifelron
nolucteil,!itoa of • - .
Di 117.63; • '4EDICLNIII,
' ' efEntlenipS,' -"; - VAIN Tl3,'
• . • Oth, - Vitii,N.lB#l4l .
.111N:"Dow._ bra4s,
DYE STUFFS •
• All q:l9 Pogninf,t'atent 3todlnines of 'Lilo thy.
,
MEI
'TEE 1 \ Pi, AND LIQUORS
Fos 3lodlccl ptirpoß only
P ERF lITrAtElt Y .
Taney and Toilet artf4es.
Soaps of every deserfpgon, -
Ihennopotera.. , -
Bathizg, -Surgeons, and common Sponges,
Hair Brushes, -
• Tooth Druehen, •
• . .15,rcsinng Combs,-,
rodot and Pine Combs, ;
: , . • Toilet Pomba,
. ruff Loud!,
Tneth Powders,
• and Tooth Soaps.
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Ind other articles belonging to the Drug trade too
numerous :0 mention. rising the Agency of the •
GREAT U. S. TEA . COMPANY;
To pnrcha•ern of goOtil .in tfw.fr 114 e.
JAMES 0. rnosr
Physletana prN:erlPtim,, cr.d tomity receipts cnto.
poanded by • portion,' thoroti,elly competent, at all
Ponta of tic tray .or night. r
chat/Idol for .the past :liberal rlstronage, I re
,l4?effully solicit a continuance of the same., P1e.1,!,-
Lug Myself that no effort shall be spared to make
my establishment second t., none is this section,
Dr. T. F. M 441111 may be consulted et thls store ae
heretofore. • F. W. BROWN..,
awl. 31. 1573...
G REAT!IiGAINS *IN
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The Wedersigned are realevlrig a large and well se
lected 'atoctot "
8002 AND SHOES-
SUMMES . AND -FALL TRADE,
GENTS,
SEWED AND . PiGGED BOOT'S
Thankful for past. favors, 'we solhit a continuance
of the E 391 0 .. , • -
&UWEL WOODFOED, onnur.i I. CISUL
-Towanda, April P,IBGQ. • - • • - •
,
B. A. pETTES 45;',.. Co.,
Have just received a fresh .supply-ef
.CMODS:fOr the TRA.DE,
Consisting in psyt.of,tlie latest styles
of -
/ X D 1; A ! •
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maß,mss GOODS.
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POINT LACE nnii GRENADINE
131111 Eml)rdic - ixecl Skirts,
MILLINERY G 0 Ci,pS,
'Just buitOtt in Now . York itt the
AS CIT - RIP AS THE CIiE.IPEST
posit 6 the•CourtHome, •
• T6*.kpA, •PA
Julie 22,,1870.-41 ; •
T OYAL .BAKING POWDERS nt
AA; .COWELL. k.
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FRUITS OF ALL KINTS:'
• COWELL k MtER'S.
I .IIIORCF. • 1101.ZSE011,1YS
:..1L Preparation, at C 13. P,Vreln.4.
May 20. •
I AN OFFER
GREAT n'DUCEMENTI2,
Boots and. Shoes.
EEMIM
NEW SOOT AND SHOE STORE,
South (lido( Ward I.l6uen
Bnitablofor the
Willett We offer low for C'nll.. Consisting of
LADLES,
AND CHILDREN'S WEAR.
MADE TO ORDER. 9
REPAIRING NEIITLI ; )OYE
AND REIDY WREN PROMISED,
For the season
SHAWLS,
Also fresh supplies 'pl.',
NOTIONS, &C.
present low prices; itcl they
arc Octc.riained to seil
Call aml see them on Main st., op-
riAmP
AISIMATB 1-11GENCY,
--Miemn4llassigned hathisistose t t Im o a -
3 !frt l 44 o o 3 lpmotelpf prose cn o m
(itieti -Itthintiilteglittgrirm •
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'PTE. AliEt ACCIDENTAL,
jould "9 eft the imtrotage iff p er .
PodasaW -Ma snits*.
licies on Buildings an 4 Personal Property of. all
tdnds and as tow rates as eau beLtone by any re.
I.4lbesa*trr- wont4ftsto,
11111"dirill PARetElle, tO the tad tnif,
can fill% &FEIN' I iamb* ail Maw rp,i f 4
Lluitzwil to tottitlittiAltemaalprorou tied toe
to.± • • Hick insensatlnona fettle oitten
u 4 rtige colin etrg 4
Meld nntlttde h kalel . • " •
WTOVIICO '
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Lanca4ter,Pu.l . • •
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CLEVELAND DIArILMED-611114111PAIGIL-^
1 41
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Capital ...• 421,4),m,
7ftrmr '1 1 44 •
f'•,,-.;; • 4:: , , . s7l4;jc,i.,
A l 4.*: - P 34 , II SO7I S tILANCILCW 6 Ass7,I
' ' rorfr,
Ainetts,
...rani 0 ArT4 4l4 °C l . °Vikkri /lOW,
md6r; ' mr:trirerrrwlll be 'fauna at XV.lkekl East
Waal silavial tub. ••
si,c4xr, I:lNCat.
Towarids.4.l.,lll,ar 1810,--Iy ,
IVA I TION4tLir 1, 1 'DTSURANCE
401;
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cuartse4 LY gwYgc , 4 Ism
(Prehiaert ; r
JAlt , COOMWAingb=n:ll27W4 , Mid Es. Cr,.
wean r), , cionfx. Nice br4f3eit; '
XALIASC"tk I Y:.ZP 3, SolietArY and •Utlllry.
advanitges or tite,liational LA.
Up a .7..pUtoi4Cop , tharttred L 7 CGtot".€
bas a, pald.up 4:5;t0.1 a rine Miiiiou
It (iffer:ii n - re ;
4. It fultdEtwa larger fr, , arancP tha:t ether
paniem, for the earn° tr.oftey ;
B. it IA dennik• sCd certain ; •
There is no roetbility of misrrpret , rntatot, 1,
4 , agent.yoxidex*talui=4: bf
7. The po u c k sargi ,wa cootrut., mat.±."OLs-,
ranee for 80-much money : -
8. All pollen are rwort-f4 T illting
9. Ttie - policie;ltire evnirt,',o3ll
E. W. CL.S.4 1 Co..llanic.n.
B. S. I:I7.'"iSELL, MaaNprr
N. C. EL.SIMEE 1 A. G. MAS,,N
1n..34Tn4 for T0W11.1162 and Icinity
Jvz. 7,,186'.1. 4
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EiStiItANCE COMPANY,
or nArrrol:b,x,)Nv
Nutsnzr.itto ?tom: Tura:
(June 1, IPN) ovcr
Sun:Nili7ei 7,01. P .0. •
CUllltMa nrvanza) Fraim so TO To I'LT. CENT
Total CotimA by Leath ?aid m clzte,'over
TOTAL Drala:S/Ai LUX. To LA Tr, Ovil,
PCREL F 21f:77'AL COJII'ANY.
.i 1 its rurp!us d!vi.l,l etnicrg 1 , .;
Src heldtra iu
,LN7NUAL- DIVIDENDS,
.Which may be ' larr.ted in ro,ltictwa of Prt5m:.L . ,....1 .
may be acctvamlat,tl at ttit-r,t fnr
Assmul, or may . recP!,l3, Lp 1.1.4 m
PaM-rip Pol;e:es are grx:lte 1 after er ee
_yearis• Lav' bet -.. 7 t tLti:
reakic?,
L !'OLICIFS SON• FORFE ITLW L
It is.tme:. Polwks upo::
DLSIII.II.L.F. PLANS or INSIItANIF,
Am; has aclortpd in ite wort •PVC r.ll
81 ) ECIA L
ORIODUL MTH THIS COMTANT IND OF 1.1
~ .
ED L'T NO OTHER.
• H. D. McREA,.;, kfrr.t.
Towaudft:ra..-July 22. Ihio—tf ,
Ectindery, ata Machine Shop.
FOUNDERY & MACHINE S&01'.
The undcraigned baying pnrojiared the Fontdry
agil Machine Shop lately owned by Jilin rxrraaa.
arc prepared to do all kind,. of work apperfairatc,
their buaines., iz:th'prouiptneso and divsich.
MILL' GE:IRrNGS,
cincuLin- SAW MILLS
M A-N DRILLS,
MILL IRONS
ENGINES. 'REPAIRED,
Am} all work Ni - arrarttrl t give satxfaolioo
SHINGLE MACHIN:
MISSES,
°ldle lato.t and rnoFt inlprovc . 4llimlsmanulwaut i
, awl kept conFtliltly on hawl rcwly fr,r ter,
PLOUGHS,
SIDE-ATLI,. mos AND WOODEN Er. tNts
CULTIVATORS, COHN PLOUGHS
P-LOUGII -POINTS
Of all kinds, and tha late ,t Imprnr, contq
csuitsr POWERS,
LAnor..e.sp smALr,„si“.
S-TOVE CATINCFS
sup „ A.N:p SLEIGH SHOES.
LARGE i1:0\ -XEZTLEg
Anil all k:¢& of ca tinge furn:eheil to order.
March 30, 1870. J. F. /SEAM x SO
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1 - 4 1 140U.13, FEEB:r AND - MEAL
_E. R.. 1 ,1 eltvar. at , VOWEL!. 1. II I to:-,
I vio,oon
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CELLAn•ORITES,