padfordlepotttr
Towpda,Frhursddy, tug. 14, 1873.
LOUAL AND GENE.RAiL.
PEAtlms hegin to make 'their ap .
iiaianco in market. . -
TUE new jail — will be occupied to
da}• the Sheriff and eereral prisonerp..
Ir.ioU knoy that your neighbol. is
Fubkriber to the BErou - rEn, show-him
thii,cq , :v and mk him to' subecribe,
of the candy store, was the
• first man le ionember the " pov pOnter," with
a g-lic rolls iupply of peaches. •
DID itever occur to Sou that your
in the ilast,Weet, North ettiuuth, would
prize a iutper.frum this cowry ? ,
tN.Di:LSTAND iliat all the' liquor
cllers i❑ this 'lace *•ill prosecuted vio-
Lition-of the local opt!cmLor, at thd September
term of Court.. ' .
I •
DR. DODSON, of :Williamsport, is, to
become a resident of this place, and will have
all °Rice ill MElthi7ll, MOODY A Mottoms's heir
'deck.
,
Is AsomEn.colipm we print an in
tcresti4g letter from our esteemed friend and
fortucti townsman, B. S. licsam.
c&colleilt reputation fur candor and good judg
ment, Will lend' weight his statements.
Miii,SIOEY * CULVER, hav,ing finished
the priMary coarse at the T.M. A 4 has rece.iv
a. diploma from Prof. Suanwoon. Miss C.'s
tic6ess is an . evidence of what lapplication,
lien directed by a; skillful teacher, may ae
con4lish. . .
• WE AnE pleased, to learn! that the
tawis, who' died
_in his
place recently, trill receive aboutls3,o9o from
the .Miitual l3•nidit.--C6mpaby, of MiddletOwn,
N. Y., in which sho was insured. This mall
, •
~141:•israing is hccC•raing quite popular. •
• ; •
3111 - s HANNA , ii. A.CiLEE , Is ;to ' 'give.`;
e.inctrt m Tioga. FUCT, for the benefit of ,the
116,tr Lidseop:al Church nit bang erceted there.
congrati.aate our Tioga friends .oft their
izoißl.fortnni•, and Uespeali,for tilera a rieh,,nau-
I •
;.
•
15 111cr reqivt(.l :in exellent ph' -
i ,t
:umber e:itatet
/' -
• A. E. MEN.A.nte Co., at Nortonvil e,
'llilaw - r,"hnnst.lf ,oeenpies a pro
frie.t, in wcrking nr,ifurrn,L n t
o 'later:l.as C.(1..
OM
1 -
J. CALKIN ,i
liis
new ?8;
t ,t r 1
t , vo - :Oung hp:4 Nurlila,t t N.
11.02.r.ew come. Lire -111,;lily
n•!t .1, alo Co: tL.nf ' u gencrifus i ,
,1:::rc 4,f pr.l):ic pair )4:1:4•;?. ; •
, IVE'll.tvEreceived the At mist aO4
Th.• !lirit• Railwp.,-
. .r.)trri- , t,' an interostill4 141 . Fin'g
p1.0.c . .6 of it.tacsr to tpe
tr.:ve'LL Unler .41kt2w;triailag7nrkent, Ole
E r io i s Lot
. ! _wly ocklinhlerg,
tu:11,1:•
.-.- • ; . f•
.11..risc', - 4 'rett'SiOn. to • ,, toi") at to
•' . 1",a11:, li, .11 , ,t.—•t.•,' ill 1.. - .l:i!tr, thc! tallt•r il ••?
..n. - -
it ri: furt,i,::::(3. rzul statitial znici indult, ii;,,
....:. nee inth'.2 1., ~.: an 1 elt.%mly a; iq arsite.•:: , of
t'..l. hor,c, an.l thc ~ ., 1 !Axe :-:..,t), 1.,...11,r.. [s,
tii%t T.
"1,,L1 '(.1t...',., ' 111. i nut Linea' the es! :11-
i
~1.1
j men!. "fli" 11!,:t.,1 i..: nov li.Li) l f. by , C.lrt,
'q!... , , 4 1 ,1 , 1 1 =' at-cr a ss in , _:vcry par,,•,'.icn!,r. 1 !
; _ _ - 11
.
1:1-l.'
IN INIola:ow, who had been se i
. II f: ,, r,.. - . - (.1 - ':t1 : 1.1
~',lO, tkd. a 4,, e thc• rd
11, u,', , f1::, , , ,--u-in-iD., - , - A7.thr.v,, , n Fe e l:, Ee,i,l l in
,',....1t - , , ,1;;;, oi; ...,; , :nll , y*l.l .. - :,.111,; last , . Tire .e
-,.....,f,,2,1w,-,:e.,-ent:--f,.,tir cars of. ag).: , , and. • r Cas
hi:!hly c.,teen,l4 by all:who knew Nra. .11e Ifas
0.3, father of .111 , 3,q , Mannow. The thiicrra t iok
phice . :•t SugAr lion, en TneElis rlonit.g,
IVELLS, IliNuo:i, son of ' l , AL O , 0
it
he of this lihtc . 6, was killed . Iy i! , hefalr :...^,
u: a tree in the. wu.' , Lls near Ilenov,.?, Clirp,rt
n,:!y. on Sattirtlay'la-t. A thipatck .2nm:inc
e
.., .. ...,.,-. 'lelancL.l3 - w
-. •fact, as .rece;ve,l by tithe
I: , - . ::-.1a4r on Sn! ar - mc,rhiug. ;The 4ws
..•..: .i, , . , :01ate for the friends of the tlecoa.sel to
. 11, - 4.'0v0 :;Marc the turi: , ..l, ‘liicli tt)oli
!7',.,:f:d iy. ' • I 1;
,- , . , ,1,0party of friends were ( I ; ''ri-
Mr. zt.:l•l.MLi. Jis.
ti.. i urar Mo4t,tstita.llo':l
,•.v117 , :c11
Lc cLati....ll:::
• : t.! ":'.4 , ! Or
I T.::tut I ies
:11i, I.:acc, a:v.l `tic ,
rc, Mrs. Itli•N:su, wcire'pres !int.
•ilelivered
• ;tor ~f t:hri,i Cinch,
-
cry Its
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,:.,•••••',•.: `if T'
it:"..l
M.:1( .0...1.
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lit I .1c!
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c:Avlt2..l Oi! a
r ' cry innt, mr.s!e.
at
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',NN S&N•Eirc. gr:in(l
-
12,71:
ERE
i
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r If t., (1 In
tlia!,4 that 1.); . .. j• :/rlgf. , yed
\',';—;.ll.;-11
Inle ralfr,i , adi•
.; •11 rit p.L.,-(•s r. 1.616. c•2l !,.eatt
•t; el 'ht. SI;••••.,;: , hatlns, airl the (ye is
I latigu. I
I,llnres and
,1 ;;;,; !. This rtti.ttl!ll•iikes
(Id elikr is
.;• ; 164 vir
; alL.llll,reperoug
• :pt . .: ',tit, re• ry hunUn ill,
is te.keti and.
kv.—T'ue Collo \ . #lg,
'...i.:.:, of debts : - .1 the
.ia..s Piss' :A by thefrii Qr . -tit
•ir • ',
! ' • 1
L, rc.. any jut;inen l t. has
1 in pny Court id this
di,:, prson or peritoruC,
I up.m the said ilidg
, hy the Sheriff iiuftm 1,4.
.),..,,.: ro property. Ott of
it an.' execution can be.
. the said . Court ;,may
t ,, ..!nt" c-Jrntiolnditig'i the
1 , ...'1 , ,re a Judge er ;:ativ
k.inted by the said CO.:11f,
.•, , n UtLler I oath ass to
, wilt power to coriapd
% , ..ia, b.: attachment litud
J.: awl papers necestiary:
. In case the sati4ex.-
•i• - 7 , , , e anY property ogl ef
i,of shall 1Y.7 paid blttho
ane, otherwise they :all
.1•?,t of snit."
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I
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=I
=NE
=ME!
=MEI
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tier
i!•.?•t ut.4
• .-••
Crock et.
oarl their entire ttine
;,e shell dOubttess
$ a moral (a . religions in-
Latnrallv incline to . the
, ,
uy the number;] of
C•liiirch members, lb()
; I•: -T:jo}0.{, fAkeinating. game, •
" v i atchy " weather, a" the
•
• e 4:: I,ll ! ing the past .;,tt:nr tbVs,
• frcTient 'kir:wens which have bicn
• :;; in this Earners are Iho
r b tlme‘. inc rains, altli?ifgki
hay Laic. injured. Crops .re
hat tlic'y piorniscd one
1:-.1t there are Sonic very sicily
have in appearapce
hr-n. 41 j - ellow or spotted feier,
• , n•lis'mle are sack on account of - neghlet.
1 % 1 :11, r:c have a fors more inhabitants in our
• s
- ,vhcsh.r
~;•
..]
community --it n
about their new
. .
Mat'to return toi the subject of Croquet, I be;
Herd that Christians and ministers can better
timploy their time than in croquet playing; or
anything else tlallt i '.tends to vice jr.)r neglee of
,
duty:. ' : E.
B .
'
dri_l7
,1873. 0
SIII39IIF.III.NNA' COLLEGIATi INsTITU E.
—WC would call attention of all interested'i in
d l
echoed mattee the new advertisement of he
Snainehannaoollelgiate Inatitute. Prof. Q u m LAN has secured able assistants itnd proposes
to make the Instithte' even more' deserving of
pstrenage than ever before. Nearly every
teccher hes had an experience, of from six' to
sixteen years. Tto new male teacher, Prof.
cILitiDALL, comes ccoinmended in the highest
tennis and from various sources. The arrange
nient for non-residents far airpaiises any pre
viou3 arrangement; both in the - exclusiveness
and home advantages it gives to the young la
dies, the tine thussietfrooms for the young men,
and 'the very reasonable rates at which they
are boarded. We'dOubt if similar 'advanta g es
can bit offered ani l whoro in , the i3tate at tho
'same cost. New walks aid other conveniences
have been recently., added. The . Fall term Opens
Monday, August 23, 1873. :Those desiring fur- -
ther:information should apply to Prof. F... 1 E. '
LAN at once. '
l'Eltsoziai..—Mrs., M.
.1% Tau; wid
ow of the late Rev.lia.neni Tnu; was, in town
last week 'jolting tier taster, Mrs. Judge Mon
now; Mrs. T. is pre l paring to start , for Pekin,
China, where - she is to. engage in missionary
work. She is one Of the noblest Christian wo
men:in the countr y, and will carry with her, the
I'
prayers of her numerous friends:.
1
-4upt. Emus itt at the Binghamton watere
curt:, seeking relief, from the rheumatism which
stilfremains in his !system and troubles hint;
--As. M. Wannj our enterprising and Wide
fatigableTellow-citizen, has a railroad contract
in the vicinity of the Adirondac4.'
- 1
—donut D. MoNrfairE started, for:Fort Ticon
deroga, N. 1., on Monday last where he ioes
to like charge of Mal. Dryara's , office business,
at a very handsoma salary. Mr. li. is one of
the' inost ilecomplished and_ competent 1
book
keepers in ,the country. . 1 1
,
—B. a • Bum./ ri, Esq., is President of the
Bank of Dtiluth, Blinn. 1 • . I
—Prot. T. F. G. lIAIN, Superintendent Public
Schof)ls, Lycomin. county, was in town last
week; ' H
• i H
—Prof. RYAS, of the Instituft4 hie been 'elecJ_t
cd Principal of the public school of this place;
—Miss JAMES, OtPhiladelphiS is visiting 114
friend, Miss Marty Mincrn, of thit6ilace.
•
—Mrs. Porn a• d son are spending a 'few
week; with Mrs. P's parents, in thlii place.
-41 re. J. C. An4xs and daughter will leave
for Watch Hill tolday, where thei will spend
, .
.• 1 1
. , .
.
' —Col. MEass - s id wife, W. A. Ctr.v.‘rizsnutt
and wife, awl Mrs E. TliklloNTA?,:vE., barn join
ed Mr. said Mrs. r.. T. rvx st :tlie Slati!rville
Spain s. ' 1 i.„ ; -;
. • •
. .
LIST of deeds filed in Recorder' s
i I
°nice for:the Week ending August4l, 1873: 1
J.l',. Juhuion and wife to J b. Johnson,
Franli:in twp., :ill ^ l •res; con.sidcrS,tion /3,500.
fl uty Eladen to , loward'Elmer, Athens twp.,
het right in 11 A. 1 I . and 75-100, consideration
11.: i ' 1 . ' 1
Norman eCowles fo A. W. Alger, Windham
twp., farm, cont-ideration 12,590.1 • 1
lionler,Cdrap, et al.; to li. S. quirce, Wyatt:
sing 1. , ..p., 82 perches; consideration 133.87 i.
All4ii Fuller, et Al., to H. L. Chaffee, Wy-
In0n,;:, tuT., 85 per(s, consideration 175.
t
Arrfson Hibbard o riah Lce; Albany iwp. ,
recr, conacratio t e $175. :• H
S. C. Iluti y an•l wife to ClArles Clark, Gran
,
vine tit'p., 1 aerv,-c nsilerafiou 6 00.
' 's 1
I
James 11. nen!, to tplpanicl ;Stevens, L?,
Rav:-. , 111e Born, 59 -iinel . 9-htlis p&(;,lics, consil:
. •.,
.1 . .
cratiOn 1131.C,-;. i . ,
CL:i s t.:‘,; Knapp a :(1 wire to Dani'er.4
coniideration" $760.
I . Vnii. Campbell tl DauverA Bourne, Buriin
ton, acres, 133 r .rehes, consit.liation $11 1 .0.1
liarrict J. :irnoll to John A. Jollilsm,Orvi-el
tirp„ '2 loti, con id ration f 600 .,
C...01bau;. , ,1i to Chas..lllnroe,
acre, com , ii.l ration $175.'
•,,.,.,t , , ; ,
7J_O TIIE ..)IE IBERS Or NOItTII Eliti 1
Lonn:n.—.i4 it 14 imf ossible to' ever meet many !
!
of 3'04 in the Lodge room, let na tale this man;
nor of 'entreating 31n, if Sou are iteally friend'
of Temperance, to occasionally Manifest it hyt
, i
meeting with us. We are now oni the eve of 4
,t,
new iluarter, and the Practical qttestion is be.
fore4s, whether otir Lodge shali flourish or
die. ipLocal. Optio," whatever WC May expeci
fronfit in the tutt&e, duce not iitop all the
drin.:l4 . enhess iu Tin:and:l. Drinking ainong
, 1 i
our ctit.cx,tid and talented young men, in social
cirels,,in Iditl.)roetna and - gooddsociety, wa
never ;wire_ commok 3lhre than! one yonn
inati,f6rnitaly amernlier-otour ordtr, is now
tippling and lit stehihg•to swell the great army.
Will ili , :•se things licfbettet if otirLL4dge is all
lowed to diu. You say ycne-stay. litwa.„ because,
it is hot su, intereisting
,44i:ot old:. Oave you
dorie:L9' , tit,thity apd4ultilleil yo ,, ,.'int'rt in mail
tug if so .
... ,
Especially- do 'we i urge 'the- older Litirmbers,l
the heads, of fainilies, to lay aside bx.etisles, 'and
if LlC( . :e.r. , :lry make - little sacrifice and atteiit
our r4cetings.
.Iklal
y, of you would come nal
ece that your none' came, if - you ' realized the
pow 6 2if the teniptiitioni . they daily meet, aud 1
otte4 sne..inily to. 'tin conclrilion,'vvii invite allll
persifris eho licher k , that " tot/al ahstinelice" is
ruse: cu for drunken ies, , , to. join ris and show
. i
theiii faith.by . work?. It is proposttd to org'an
ize FC: vend Orel:tall 7. library in'connection with
the L-d-,.-e. Will yo i help lie by ydur . prestince?
W. C. T.,
. .
• :
c ; •. . i .
134 i. 11r.i.criatill : Our usually,
... quiet
i, , t: (.7. 1 .- :-i,nec,i i i tuitea i
ieniation to-day, n a
i„:Cin.d.triid of mowers . . Mr: S.].D. MAIME?..4
tE'r 'lllO. ,ine and giritternanly president ()Lill
Tia:'-anda Eu:elni Mower. Co., about a `Tee'
,in:.•• wriA , _. to j l . S\'. Ixotrxm.k. Sol:, thaelie had
:iiith.eil a inowcr to tlwir place, And would ho.
. tr.., E,• - • iiiiripLlf On 1 zie. , :,lSy i August 5, to exhibit
it i•i ol,eratii:+n enheir meadow, that day, anll
ile!4:i:d thatithe In.:ice :night be generally givi,
i ti ' , :it, and that ti e i1...r,ent4. , of all the ride-draft f
niao::::',.: , iii'igLt 4 particularly invited to 04-
tincl ' , ':tli ;Fair rewpectiro. machines,- in •order
that the' farniirs i . this vicinity alight be coax
i
bled t'i j , :(..; 4,., of IL iir merits when si en shie by
e: , 1::: in actual opeisfiou. The notice was ac•i r :
e. - r`iEngly circult t ed, and the agents of the .
Toff n,: Warrior, Wood, and otherl'side-draft
mienhities, were :14iti•il to attend , .
.• .
:qr. N.u , ni:s ,cane down on the prst train,
and Ltd hardly g4 . t his *chine 'eat np, when
Gig. CII ..3rakAtr..mr, the energetic and pluck
agi:nt for the Y 047, Warrior, aripea'red on th
gr',und with his inaebine, and robn the contcat
for-tho clarnpionrihip began. There was a larg
gaihering of tatters and others, and veil'
ninch interest wa l , exhibited in the trial.
Toth machins -, did their work 101. Dot
seemed to run wi h a light draft; and we ma:y
all that 'both ii.einecl to have! their -friends
BIC
Mr
tfi.L
t
_l)l'4 there e.
of those
that the Tortnd
wider than thc - 11
1113'311'grC1 , 3 star,
ni e lliat it will drt i
Eitirring. Seca
firmly Et-et:zed at t
bi:nt cr btukcti
: -
0111A , ...(2 being r
le'ss trouble and
;Sugar
THE fullowino• 0 description of an in'.
atitution, owned and managed by Bradford
c.:unty men, willtprore interesting to - Many ,of
•
o'ar readers. Tie article, is cliiped from the
i
Scranton I?cpub! I kaii :_
'
'-'. TIIE LACKArtNNA VALLE! 11. w .m.—The itu
piaements commenced some time ago in the
banking house lot the above institution, are
Aunt completed. A description of the propos
eti changes and the general fitting of the build
ing at that time, appeared in these, columns,
therefore it is unnecessary to again go Over
the. whole grourid, but we cannot, nevertheless,
retrain from speaking of the btu;tkinlg-room as
at:present fitted up; which - watt taken posses
sion of yesterdar, and where businer is now
being transacted. The room is lltte pp in the
latest modern ttyle, under the personal super.
vision of Mr. J. G. Sanderson, the Mork being
done by Messrs Lenn t Seil of 30 West 12th
1.
Istreet, New To k, and set up. by Competent
workmen of o own city. For getters' ele
gance,Artistic design and comfort, this room
cannot )oe surpatised by any in the city. - The,
material used in the construction of the cons
tens nil wainsooting, are of walnut, butternut,
California bronto and plate-gbiss.l This laud
- i i - 1 • , i
i
, t . f •• - ' 1
ber of uttitheisaTB t4ig
pound bablOi
Itc.c points upou Erich a mi
resent. agrced.: The. first'
, Eureka cuts a swath a foot
,
*ling Warrior, and deares the
Ling up in such a lUuse man
. '
r pue.ily without any tedding
nd,-that the cOtter-bar being
i buth ends, is leoShilble to get
Third, that the shop where it
f ar at hand , it , wili
be much
, •
xpenselo obtain repairs when
FIDES
gust 3, 1573
wood fa rue; and esable. des high a finish as
the Prench•walnut. :The floor is of walnut, oak
and uh, presenting a_ beautiful contrast. The
desks. aloe In:mit:no; and carpets ire in keep
ing with the general appearance at the room;
and hi fact a perfect harmony pervades thro'-
ont.ehowing evidence of tute: The entrance
as at present is a decided improt meat, enter
ing as you do h the hallway.. The doors
separating the hall the banking-room are
massive, and elegant in desii_gn..
• "The banking-lions° Of George Sanderson .k
Co., was established by Goo. Ilanderson it Bur
ton Kingsbury, in Bovember, 1855, and is the
Bur
lo imititution'in Scranton. They
first commenced business in the small wooden
building lately occupied by Mr. Thonias Par
rott as a:merchant tailoring' establishment,
ancl_was at that time the only building on that
aide of Lackawanna avenue, with few amp-
Bons. At a later period they occupied their
more commodious establishment, located on
the site.of the present buildinci but which was
destroyed by fire in 1863. While rebuilding,
they occupied the ' Jifkin building,' ote• Penn
avenue (afterwards the_post-otlice).
"Since the death of Mr. Burton Kingsbury,
his inter; has been represented by his son,
Mr. Geo 8. Kingsbury. Taking advantage
of .a very betel charter granted by the State
Legislature, it was decided at a meeting , last'
winter to remodel and enlarge: their building
so as to increase their facilities for busin,ess,.
the result of which, decision is flow manifesthig
itself. Hereafter, the old establishment will be
known as The Lackawanna Valley Bark"
successor to Geo. Sanderson h Co., the bank
having perfected its organization by the elec.;
- Soh of George Sanderson, George S. Kingsbury,
X. Gardner Sanderson, Chrzjes DuPont Brock,
and Dr. B. A Squire as directors, with George Sanderson as president; J. Gardner Sanderson,
vice-resident A p ; Georgo 8. Kingsbury, cashier ;
and A . Minor Renshaw, teller. A large amount
of the capital stock has already been subscrib
ed and paid in, and as soon as the return of
their president from his sea-shore visit, it is
their intention to offer to the business commu
nity and citizens of Scranton an l opporttufity to
subscribe to a further increase.. On the 'first
of this month the accounts of the old firm were
transferred to the books of the new bank,
which thus commences a bushiess already es
tablished.' '• ' „
.
A coin -graxims-r of thO Bing4am-,
tonrDagy limes, has been payiljtg a visit to this
section, and gives some of his ideas regarding
the country, in a letter to that paper. His ref
erence to our streets is truthful, and shout, d
cause our anttiorities to blush. Speaking of
Towanda, the writer says: 1
" The streets Id side' i t -
_is and sidewalka of this town min
not be said to be inviting, fcrthere is but little
stone sidewalk, and much of the plank walk is,
like the streets of Pompeii, 'Worn with the
tramp of busy feet.' In my ' gl nce' I ()hemmed
some fine residences and bewutifal pleasure
grounds, end a handsome brick church,trim
it
med with a light-gray sandston ,-of recent con.
struction, occupying a comm ding-site well
up towards the mountain base. Near the tip er
end of the tow* an Episcopal C arch is go ng
up, the basement of which-is composed of ho
same light-gray sandstone above mention d,
which stone has at a distance'*.natich the p
pearanco of marble. The stone is obtai ed
from quarries in this' immediate vicinity. i ut
the handsomest structure I saw in Towand , is
their : : • - ' .
i COUNTY JAIL,
which is large,,of fine design, atid built cut' rely
of this beautiful light EandatQul37/t has - s• , •o
thirty cells with ono dark dungeon underne. th,
all of which aro walled in with the solider of
masonry. Heavy iron doors, with new s tle
.fastenings which no ingenuity pr strength on
earth can unfasten from the inside, guard ho
entrance next the cells, and against each d to;
shuts another heavy door, lined inside ttj' a
solid plate of iron. Ono heavy flagging sane
forms the door cif-each cell, over which/it a
wood floor, and the (ceiling overhead is ;'.on-
I t
in
goon
in the, ame manner. ' The dark underneath, with its rough rock floor, nd
rougher waifs, its three-inch tube--the my passage way for light through its thick wal s—
and iteponderons double. iron' doors, almost
caused the chills to creep over me when I step
ped inside fur 'a moment, and my guide closed
the door. It appears to me that confinement
in this cell would . ' .
ctxsu THE EVIL BVITIIT
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out of old Satan himself. , The Ijail is warmed
by a, furnace, and every cell is supplied with
water by means of pipes. Towanda is doiUg a
thorough and exemplary work in the design
and obstruction of this jail: - `! •
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1 , TUE connr-nocsn , - 1
is an old and ordinary looking building, but is
situated at the rear of, large and very
,pleasant
grounds. The Wardilouse is large, and from
my one night's stay . liere, I can! recommend it
as a first-class house. 1 I am told that' there are
live °tiler well-kept hotels in !the place, and
that Mur weekly newspapers', are published
.
Leis.', I I
TUE lIAILIZOAD DEP IT. '
For some .inexplicable' resso he depot of
the Sullivan and Erie' Railway,' ich runs to
Dushore and the mines, is located t . the upper
extremity of the town; which arra gement; as
the &own is some two miles in 1 ngth, iii an
abominably inconvenient ono. TO viate some
what this iiMouvenienae, th 6 train alb) at 'the
foot of the street leading from the Ward Ileuse
and takes on passengers. A crew of us were
kept broiling in the hot. sun' for. l alf an hour
this morning Waiting for the trai ; which was
in no hurry, and therb was not vcn a Ory
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goods box to sit upon. As if . to'ggravite as
much as possible the centre to, speople,lan
other depot is built a mile beloW, I thus gijiing
them theelthice of goitig a mile Inp-thin or a
mile down-town, a choice very 'similar to Ithe
Iconsolinp, one called ` liobson's cheice.' Some
;body might ,win the gratitude and perhaps same
of the money of people who tak6 the cars at
this point, by erecting some kind of a shelter
!from the sun's heat and the frequeLt 'storms,
!and furnishing it with something in the shape---
'of seats.
"At last the train arrived— u moking
and a coach hitched to the end-of a long train
of empty coal cars. and wewere,not all loth to
exchange oar, ' iieat ' in theYtiepotifor the coin
fortable-one we found in the coach. This fs a
narrow gauge road, and but one train runs
over it daily at present, going,uplin the merit - -
ing and back in the afternoon. 'At it is but
twenty-eight miles in length and terminateS at
the mines, this arrangement is ample enongh ,
for the ,demand. From Towanda it keeps dovin
the Snsquehanna - for a,' mile Or more, and, then
turns in at the month of -the Towanda creek
and follows up that stream to within about four
miles of Dushore,where it strikesthrough a 4app.
the mountain, over On to the head of Marsh
Run, and follows down that little -creekto Du
shore.
r
"Arriving at the mines, t he trate' runs direct
ly to the coal breaker and stop We - alight
and lookrwith no little interest—for thin is our
first visit to. a coal mine—upon thci huge, dingy
building where the coal, as it conies from the
mines, is prepared for market, nperi the great
black pile of rOfuse or Waste thrown out in this
preparation upon the long mule 'trains coining
from away under4he mountain where the Coat
is Mined, and upon the rough village of.miners'
!mines running in one street alongl i the foot of
the.mountain. All this is taken in at Cum
glance, and,although novelty lend interest to
the scene, we confess ourSelresi that wok
not envy the miner his opportunity for accumu
lating wealth. Here in -this dense wilderness
.upon the wild mountain's side, witlkjust enough
ot the forest cleared away to give room for the
accomplishment of his dirty work, it strucklme
as it t ever did before that the miner must be
man of iron nerve to thus voluntarily shut
from the pleasures ind beantids of ,the Out
side. world, and bury himself herd in this dis
mal region.
" Mit I came lure to see the ! I -
WONDER-S . lor A COAL MM., .
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sand there must be no flinching bo l w. I wasli:m
-rinensely pleased to learn that I 'lrqs not. alone
this.uedertalting. A gentleman who came
upon the same train expressed a' desire to enter
the mines, and the General tiuPerinterdent,
Mr. J. If. Horton, politely offeredi us the ser
vices of biA head miner to guidel•us through
the labyrinths of the mine. Before starting in
I was consido'3.l4 disappointed to learn that
the mines were not so extensiveati I had been
e.(.1 to suppose. They Penetrate the mountain
[
int little more than half a mile) The nn,trance
Et on a level with the track ; upon which !the
nal, in small ears, is drawn, directly by mules
t.i the breakr. lids entrance is st;small square
'hole, sonic 5 , 2,v;:1if0 , 2t high andieight feet wide,
and is on a level with the passag . cs cut into Itho
wart or the mountaiii. 1
BUSINESS
.
WANTE;I3—AII fiCtiVC,'C
o cativr.gs fur the ItErontra.
1 TURNER u , oneo 3 i. are selling
be celebrated Victor Mineral Sprint water.!
ts, Fruit and Vegetables
once at A. F. Cow-Lts'.
tel. Special bargain lin Black
at . EVANS LREDIII.7II.ii.
ser Best quality' of Mackerel at A.
CowUs' Third Ward Bahe4.l •
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- te.
Every new pubhcation can Ibe
ovnid on Cnoss' shelves.
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1 Still" . C.FE. Cnoss has jus opened 'a
111 c assortnient of new chronani.: •
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sm.. A large assortment of Brack
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a just received at '
;Fr.osr & Salm
FINE} DRESSING CaE. 7 —Chamber
ahttosx Jc SoNs,,,for fifty ,doUttro.
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mi.' Several valuable', Farms and
oases Sad Lots for sale by Bau:rixii• tt.
UNIiISITTED FACT. .hl. J. Itiß 4
K Fells boots and shoes clioaper than any
.ther establishinent in Towanda.'
Mir C9WLES, of the
rocery. kcps a good EupplY
ice. Val ua b 1 o house
for gale—pleasant locality—no
Churl. Inquire of Jaw W
it3AA MILL
.air Mcdunii t Emma — leave it'd
receltedleveral ear-loads more of that superi
or faMily flour. ieople who prise good bread
will make a note of this.
Deltleri Strings will,do well
to call at the Temple of Mnsie, where they will
find a large assortMent of .6eneli, Gomm and
Italian Strings, at New York prices.
MIS' Farmers igirays find a sure
market and the highest prices for produce;
eggs and butter, at licCutz a, p.pwaiws'.
kir Job work executed at this of
fice,.iecelves the higikeet-encomiums from the
best Critics: • "
id- New Styloi3 Dress Goods,,
Japs. Silks, reredos, Pldnes and Prints
at , • Euro
• ift.AVe have just received a 'new
stock of tags, which we can print on the short
est notice st the lowest rites. •
serNow is ; a good time to get
your letter-heads,l envelopes lira bill-heads
printed, land thopatrol/rut office is a good
place to,let them executed. '
• In. Col4lErt & Comm have more,
cheaper and better Boots and Shoes, than
were ever before offered for Silo iu Towanda.
stir A. F.. COL ES bas ' opened a
bake:* and groceri l stare opposite the Episeo
pal Church. People living in the upper end Of
townovillflnd this 'ediablishtnent a great con
venience. .
itir Dirs. W.
parlicialar attention
assortment of now t
k thing in her line.
vs. Ilathnsliek, Weber, Hoffman,
Knickerbocker, and other Pianos for sido cheap
and on easy teMts,l At COLE, PASSAU/I & CO.'d
Temple of Undo, Towanda, Pa. .
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HonsE Powzaa.—l have on hand
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ready for immediate sale and delivery, two of
Harder's.2-Horse Powers, and one Wheeler's
first-elaawl and 6 Morse Lever. Powers. The
latter - on truck ready for work.
tolianda, Jully 30:
A full lino of. White Goods,
Table Linens, Napkins; Towels and Embroider
les; at , EvAxs
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Bridge-st
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M. Mra. : E. ./i: WOODRUFF has re
moved her stock o Millinery dziods• to the
room recently occupied by Mrs. GARVIN, over
Loxo's store, in l'attii's block.
set. Out store, will be closed for
repa.iis on August 51' 187. Our friends and
customers will find Us , r upstairs and in base;
ment, where we Omit be happy,to see them as
usual.
aiONTANYES.
IteTnember' that HINES sells
furniture chdaptr than''Sny ono else in town.
Tonne's, Aug.l 54w. •
Lezpris & i Mounts, manufac
turers Of those . cchihrated spectacles, have
changed their agency from J.
,Huavaiives to
Wu. A. CIIAMBEIIILAIN*I
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tft. Everpbody,is now rushing to
Hums' Fuinitare Stoic. They have found out
how cheap he sells furniture.
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Towanda, August 4H3w.
z The - best place to buy Sash,
Blindii, Doors and of Lumber, is at
rnosr.&, Sos. Factiiry on Charles street. Of.
flee 107 Main street. They sell cheap for cash.
CAtrrios.—This is to kirbid till per
-4„ Li
SODS from trttabwg I
A.LIDD, as I shall
not pay my debts-of contracting after this
k A. LADD.
Athens, Atinst 4, Iva.
STAND FROM UNDEIL—AII taxes re
maining unpaid on thC borough and Poor-Tax
Dnplidates, on AugustlFO, will positirelybe col
lected as soon as the lair will permit, without
distinction of parties. I P. Powrix,
TIIRESHERS ANA PLEANEILS.—WheeI
cr Blelick's nnriyaled 30 inch and 34 inch
cylinder Threshers and Cleanera, on hand
ready.ter immediate sale and delivery.
Towanda, July 30
.
,
. per We are now selling the Wo
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ven Wire Bisttress at $16.00. They are the
cheapest spring beds in the world. , Why don't
you 611 at Fnosr & Boys and try one?
NOTICE.—The 4sineps , places of
this b'orongh will closo htrcafter until Septim
bar 30, at 8 O'clock P. ,r,], Satnrisy evening ex
cepted..
To THE PusLic.--Persons 'desiring
to purchase coal by the c.ar load, will be fur
nished the address of dealers who will sell them
coal it 01614'3(1k pri( es, thus saving all coin
missions, by calling at nip office..
S. S. Mac's.
August i t , 1873:
grp. 3. D. HILL has opened
ono or the finest Millinery 'and Fancy stores
this lido of Nori . York. iShc cordially in vites 101
to give her call. Griffith & Patton's dock,
Bridge street. .[
!fir MCCABE & ED WARDS sell the
best brands of flour jut as cheap as many
other estaidishments ell the, poorer grades.
COSO why? They buy in 111 . 0 quentitres and
gev a better dismunt. •
.Mrs. J. D. liru, has moved
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her r store down to k the first door cast of the Red,
White and Blue Store, where she will be glad
to wit upon her friendss--thstkitig all for for
tier patronage. Griffith it Patton's Block,
,Bridge street.
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ser- . .Why rn n. th•li risk -of an .acci
.
dent, when yon ran get 5.,-liebergood for $3,000
in case of death, for 29 - ctnta a day, by calling
on VicAsit BUI/13.1.NE, at upper depot?
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NOTICE. —The stLkholdefs of the
Mutbal Building and 84ing Fund Association
of TbvVanda, are hereby notified that a meeting
of said Association will ho held in the Grad
Jury Boom,' on 31,oudaY evening, August 18,
1873, at 8 o'clock, for thd purpose of amending,
Ariiqle IX., section I of By -Laws.
9. [ It. F. GOODMAN, Seey.
M I
ergetic in
ta... George Woad & Co;, * Taylor
& Farley and Jubilee Organs, at low prices and
easy terms of payment Send for circulars, or
call to see and hear them at the Temple of Ma
sic Of COLE, PASSAGE &. Co.
Stir Barause - Si HILL would call the
attCntion (lithe public the fact that their
market is always luipplied with the choicist
steaks, roasts; lamb smimutton, pork, sausage,
fish; etc. They are now receiving daily supplies
of fine fresh oysters, width they offer at whole
saki and retail at the very lowest rates
BUY YOUR COAL lIY 1111; CAB LOAD.
—t4ro or more persons can elnb together and
briY their cost froth. B. M. WELLEs at whole
sale-prices, and get 2,210 lbs. to the ton, In
(Ding se seventy-five etts per ton of 2,006 lbs.
eati. be saved froth Tow nda retail pi - ices.
.1 :.
I .I.IIIESLIING MARI:EINE /SEPAIRS—OW2I
- Hors° Power ' s and .Threshing Machines,
814.dd attend it once to obtaining repairs for
the same. Call ripenß l T M. WELLES of Towan
da,who pays much attention to Threshing Ma
chino repairs. , I j
keir During :the next 60 days we
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will sell goods' regardleSa of cost, and will mako
prices to snit all, in order to make room for
goods °fear own manniacture ;I now is the time
to buy. 0. Fnorr k Boss,
Main street.
Mity, 7, '73
Cup CoAL,±Bny you coal du
ring the wards months. As a 'nil° At will be
cheaper and better PrePared. [ !
It. M. WELI:IS is selling bost, prepared Pitts
ton, Store Cold at $3.75, and E gg and Chestnut
at $3.50 for gross ton :of 2,210 lbsJ„ by the car
load, adding actual freight and delivered in at
any station north ol W,talusing. j
Atlgtuit 0,1873. • •
ird Wa i rd
r 4mily gro*:.
ud two jots
the Episcopal
D, Executor' of
1•1
ODIII7FF would invite
or the ladies to her elegant
goods, comprising every 7.
B. U. Wp.mts.
Collector
R. Di. WELLES
1119. Hams' owe Bridge street, is
the ehespeet piece in town tq buy furniture.
Towanda, August 0;-3w„ ' I
ser By no possibility wall aan wa
pa
papor bo so °MO ,pnrehaaed anywhere in
this section, u at O.P. Cuss%
"the'Steri Switch cold Ponlpa
dour can'bo found si Mrs. J. D. lilies, ini real
hair. , Griffith &Pation's Block, Bridgo iltraot.
ier Teache4 of innsic can linr
chin Bii,etit Music aid Mosier oat i ooka at Stet
ere rateg, at the Topple' of Music, Towapda,
ill. All, pers6ns indebted to me,
&re requested to multe immediate payment. •
S. B. JOLINSON.
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XS- Persons L - NyAehtn . g to pnrclinse
Real Estate of any description, All 'on
Banns* k TniOY,;nsnraneo and Real Etate
Agents and Brokersi'l
":
HAY Piltzsszs.4—xv.. se vrr ELLES pays
special attention to Iho sale of Xlay. - Nreezep.
Call upon Idin if yoi, wish td got ago article
and one.tliat will suet, you.
16. It . 13 not genera ll y known that
H. O. Wnrr KEtt, at ho Book Bindefy oven the
BErorran Moo, nikes Wank Books in . il, n y
style or g and binding desired. If •oti
wants new 4..odgeq Journal or Docket, givo
him a call.
NoTtee.,—The! limited . partnership
heretofore gmisting ` , ltltuler the name of T.I C.
Cown & Soo, Is this day dissolved. All 'do
mande duo ihe late must be paid to T, l C.
CowEN,'whoteill continue the huainesa at the
attire of tliteato flrut. T. C. Cowmr.
Towanda, Anguso2, 1971. '
EmptnE Gemr DRILL.—This is the
cheapeit first-class brain drill in the market.
A -- iood grain drill i4 .l a 'necessity in good grain
farthing. For descriptive circular with prices,
apply to,, , It, ISf. WEILES.
Towanda, Aug. 14 •
:SELECT Scuoop.-4The undersigned
will open thelFall tepn ot Select School in the
Leltaysvillo Academy, on blonde'', Sept. 1,
confining. - 12 weelo. Extra leSsond will : lie
given to 'these propqing to teach. •
• " °norms W. BUCK
Augikilt 12, 1873-4 w.
I
beir COLE, P4SAGE & CO., at their
Temple of Mimic, k4p a large assortment lot
Violins, Guitars, Accl?rdions, Flutes, Files, Pic
colos,PrumS,llarinopicons, Trimmings, Striugs
etc., etc., Which thei ire selling at 24 per cent.
leis thaii such griAs were ever sold in this
machol. , ': 1 -
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stir The lirde' demand' for the
Eureka Mower, as necessitated t.lic putting
in of additional mclunery, and the running Of
thernanufactory aye and, night. No delay is
experienced now y kliosikho wish•to purchase
1
mowers, as order le:iii be filled at' an hones
notice. . .
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WEEK
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ONE W 'oltl JESUS !—There will
boa villSgo Camti-Miicting held at Smithfield,
Bradford Co.,
, 1"a. cOnmotikeing Sept. 2,. at 2
o'clock r. 3r., aid i g tontinto one week. All
Christians whaaro willing to devote the week
4 ,
to prayer, and. ' who Kr°
. to talk and sing fur
Jesus, are urded to nibet with as.
0
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1 ' C. L. F. Howe..
August 11, 187 • 1 . . - ,
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1W Thera will.be a camp-meeting
commencing August 1873, in the grove oc
cupied for camp -meeting two years ago, on the
farm owned by J. I I L. TIOCKNVELL, threc-fonitbs
of a mile east (of 3104r0n borOugh, Bradford .
county, Pa. S. jF. ItniNiv.turv,)
i J. I L , TVIITON, Com.
• Jo4lx.rn MEnutsa„
Blonroeton, August', 1873. •
-t quarterly seTsiou of
tioq of I. O. G. T., will be
X 4oads, on the 27th and
r.i
.73. 5, A full delegation from
t-
4sired, on account of the
ncsili to be transacted.
Tho
tho,Ccunty Coiive
held at ColutulAit
28th of August, 1.
the various lodges
importance of bus
'ALLEY, DIY: ScVY.
July 28, 1873;
INN
WAN-rED. T .Pie 10.erea at R'fsaukin~
on MONDAY, AU r
1:1Si 11, also Monday, An:
25, good fat snekingji:l-AL CALVES, weighing
frbm 125 to 180 1 lbeL cast. Price, sto 51 cent
fi
per lb. Also; gi.xnli fat lambs ; '..‘tcighing
from 65 to 100 lbs. pacll, at 6 cents per lb.
Small and t0:1 calrei and lambs not wante4
at any price. [ I g GEOTME Sarni'.
Wysanking, Jinvi 2941 w. ..-
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let. AL I Fostivall for the benefit of
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the Catholic Cliur4h, a:l' this place, will be held
on next Friday and Saciirday, in Mercer's flail.
The ladies of the c l ongOgation have procured ti
fi,
large assortm4l of fitlicy and useful article
for the occasion. he :Temperatice Societies of
Barclay and lytive fy, !mod also. the St. Pahicli
Benevolent Sixiict Ci o Barclay and Towanda
have been imiiedi ainfjare expected to he at
the Church at y 1 lo'cloqk on Friday morning
where Ijigh Mass will by celebrated by Father
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Tozer. at that lent . . 'd .
MUSICAL I!tILIICELaDLSI`..--111, iaditior,t
to his large rtdcl: of Phgnos and Organs, L. I BI
Powcr.t., of Scriuston, 0-,eps a full line of small
jnnsical merchandiso, W 4 Slich ii being constantly
replenished with the llpst, novelties. Double
Basses; VioloniTilos, Vui i 4as, riolios, Guitars,
Banjos,'Flotesj Fifes: ii:colus. Drums., Clew:
iOncts, t4ertinas, ete., etc., in
great yariety and at toter prices than ever',
Price lists niailcd on application, Addtess,
' ; 'l, L. B. -Powci.r.,
•Il.i Wyontin4+ Ave., Scranton, Pa. •
July 30--2 w. F 3 . '
TREE .AND IPIANT • WINDLERS.—I RJR
informed that eertainJrlit tree agents are can;
',Ming this County, t3,r "Utah Clicrites,7
"Grant Pears,'' and " C4lfax Peaches," repre
senting them to be' very t , rolitic. I have exam;
ined all the eatAlognes o the leading nursery;
men, and fail t r o find anyhing of the kind laid
down, from w9ch I infersthal the: names given
these trees are fictitions,qand calculated to de
ceive the peoplC. The tries are offer r
ing for sato ato l l warrantee true to name, and I
bind myself to rectify all inistakcs. The people
should not be 4nlled into paying Istravagant
prices tor worthless trees .; , 1 H. PELT.
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YALUSIN I G DISTRI,VT GAUP-UEETING.
—HELD AY ME6/101TEN, Seri. 3. 1873.—jfackS
run from the cfepot. Freh meat, milk, straw
-and lior s in feed 'supplied. ,;For tent sites confer
with J. H. Mr.siox on thci; l ground. For lumber
or board tents apply to HP. Mown; Esq., 31i
shoppeu. Good board ort the gr ohnd.
single Meal 50 'rents, $l.O per day, $5.00 Per
week. Discount to tidnisti r ws and.theit: faenilies
Officers of the taw on thez, ; ground will secure
order. No huckstering glowed. Partienlai l at
tention is ialled to the 11Local Option Law
'prohibiting the:sale of infoxica Sag drinks.
word to the wise is su4lent. R. Liman.
PECE, -Presiding Elder '4:'f the District, haS
charge of the meeting, affil will, with his minal
efficiency, labor for its fuecess. We humbly
ask the blessing of havc,t 'on our efforts, and
expect a " time of refreshing front the presence
otthe Lord." Whosti' wi4, let him conic. Pie;
pare your tents. Rev. 1.91.1 Er. PECK, P. E.
Comstrrraz Bev. J. P4u.wq:ll, See). ; Rev.
JAL WESTON, Itev. P. 1:.; Tow Ea, 11.. v. J. L.
Rae; Rev. S. EievEcr.„ll . lev. G. E.
Treater; 11. B 2 ACKLEY, Wrr. 11. Bsust.y , JoitN ,
G. TAYLOK, AARON arliNt.LL.
MARRT ED.
JUbany, l'a., July 19,
1873, by lien. G. W. Bte:rigere,ifr. J. Gaylord
Corbin to Miss Floreum4 Emory, both of Al
bany,ip. , •
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DIED. • - .
DAVILNPQRT.:.--In WV34, July ' 10, of con
sumption, Ella A., , datintcr of Ilium and
Mary Davenport , aged ~.17 years, 2 months, 1
day. :1
"Deareslraister, - thougli thou LaSt left us .
llorp thy kiss tro deeply fed,
But 't is dod that hatl9) craft us,
Ho can all our sorrows heal."
"Bic:9.4l3(ler° the dead `,Whieledie in the Lord
front hiteeforth ; yea; iiaith
,tho Spirit, that
they 'niaY rest front tqir labor; and their
workikdo folloW them.''
ANDO:MON.-1n Burlington, Bradford county .
l's., May 7, 1873, Julia. . Lantz, wife of Mr.
Stewart Anderson, aged 56 years, formerly of
Basseitonnt7, N. Y.,
MEE
NEEttrOts Dlitirtam—A' 'a (viewed,
irritabli stela of mind ; a!weak, nervous, ex.
hatutted; feeling ; no energy or animation ; con,-
fazed head, weak memoryi often with debilitat
ing, invnAtuately discharged. The consequences
of mottoes, mental overwork or retions.
This Nelwors Damn firids ack ireign cure
in HUMPHREY'S HOMEOPATKI s wow
N 0.29 . It tones ng the system, eats die
chug dispels the mental gloom despon;
deny, end rejuvenates the entire at m. It is
perfectit harmless and always' effi e Prico
$5 for &package of Ave boies and a large t 2
vial of powder, which is important in Id, me
nus ends •or $1 per single box old by ALL
druggists: or sent by mad on reed t of price.
Addreas, Minx B. °nun. .
South end Ward House, To ands, Pa.
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T° ANDA M A C WHO73,SIaT.E PIIIOES.
Detracted every 49 eanesdaY, by 0
subject ifB chimps
Wheat, VI bUsh
Ukiah
Buckwheat VI bush
00 ru. 11 hush
gat', twat •
mans, lit bush. .
Butter (rolls)
do (dairy.) p Ils new
ZINO. W dos'
Petatoes i ll buab,now
Flour; IV:barrel
Onions, i 1 bush
Wzromrs or Guam.—Wheat 80 lb. ;
Bye 58114.; Dlbs.;ata 32 Barley 464 bi
48jba. ; Beans 62 lbs.; B ran 20 lbs.';
1b Timothy deed 44 lbs. ; Dried Pei
Dried Apples 23 lbs.. Flax deed 60 lbs.l
Now Advertisements.l
lasi of lettersi.remetrinig in the
Towanda Post Office-, for the 'Week en big Aug,
j 21873 't • . -,. • ; 1
Allis Rebecca . Litellird AW ,
dimes': J- Murry' &Inas •
Anderson J H . Minogreo Att
Armstrong Emma - JrciMamelFesley
Allen Rebecca Meant Thom
Andrew T I_ Mclnisan Wiln•
Bauer Androw(ll - Mailleld Frank
Berditain Chas Moue; C C lIC
Bly Ellis Maggio. , • Voon Jan •
Bohan James , Miller Al It 1,
Collins Miss Fanny . Maleiy John
Colo Mrs 8 J • Moo dN NI
Collins Henry ', Mating H ir.
Coylii Michael Morgan Cece .
Cook Mrs HCI `.' Mon itham'An
Clark W S • Mcßith John
Christian Chas Newell Leona
Campbell W It Post:Aaron
'Dante° J E ' -Price Maria
Decker E 0 Pay ns F E
Deckew E W Phillips The
Davis'Mas Enuua Prealen 3 E
Eby li C . ' Paynel Mary
Evens Jas J Roseincranti
Flood Mime Carrie Stephinason
Fogriy•P - Shannon AJ 1
Ferrin Mary A . ShafoT Mrs M
Fitzsimons Margarot - Starr {Mrs B
Fahey John Smith! Bev C
, Grant Katy T Shipman Him
Greensbield Mrs Smi r tileo It
Goff C H She n Tile
Goo.drich•China . Saunders r. A
Grant Latta Thondly Mil
George Win Voslinrg Isaa/.
Ganicy Frances Vandom Aff/n a
Holcomb J C , Wolf Enuala
Holcomb Hall's ! Ward MrSEI L
Herrington Win 'Walborn Da d
Hogan•Thos ' •Wiiiiney Le nand
Holland J B Weedj H
Harris Elleu . Westbrook J V
Jackson Geo W Wood C Mac
Kinsman Jay Warner Lyn
Hernia Win Jr Walker Maul
Kelly Vary ,
Irroda khas
Kinsman Nicholas ' Yeager Chas
Leo Harry . ~ Zuni-Chas"-
Lyn ch Michael
Persons calling for. any' of ;I I the all
•
will please say mlvertined, , giving . (111
- S. IVI ' tALVOII
• ,
WALUSING' M4ADE
_
The undersigned. will open a: elect E!
310NDA.Y, SEPTE3IIII D, la, 1
To continue Two Ttruin of Tkree 4no
zt - rrion IE is.n.:i
. .
Primary
Stcomlaay.... i . ... ....... • ... 7 ....
Common English
higher English..,
• TEAutzns',
. A clans will bo formed for the' Len
who may wish to teach. '
Er=
Board'may he had near by. at ream:
Also rooms for thoho desiring to Loagd
AU pupils about(' enter school'at the
the term. No deduction will be made o •
absence except on account of Protracted;
f AI.,L. COO.
Air" o . 14-tTo "
V,USQUEHANNA. (iOLLGLITE
•1:-.7 INSTITUTE. 1
- The fall term of the Sueuneharins Collegiate Insti
tute will commence MONDAY,. AUGUST 25, 1873,
;under the following corps of tristrnctore:
EDWLN E..QUINLAN, Principal, Lati and Greek
Lamp:Lagos, and Theory and Practice f Teaching,
AIIIItA. J. GIOLNDALII, A: M. l ,:qomm cial Branch
es, Sciences and Mathematics. f .
EDC/AR;11. SHERWOOD, Instruruet tat Music.
1 Miss DIARY E. MERRILL,' Pinceptr ss, Common
and Higher English. ,
Mrs. MARY A. rptErzwoop; .mat ematics and-
German Language. ' •
Mdse. J: LEQUIN, French Larigusge
Mrs. C: E. CRANDALL, Painting an Drawing.
• Prof. Crandall comes recommended in the highest
terms hy , presldent Allen of the Alfred -University,
pia. Fordlet the Elmira Female College, :and by
several boards of ;education by whom ?le ban been
employed daring ten years of active. e perienee in
the shoot room. ,
,; Of Miss Merrill and theother teaches, their rec.
ord in the Institute is such that it n eds no com
mendation to those who have Patroniz a the school,
- No pains will be sparest to ; main m the high
standing of the institution, and by car fully looking
to the 'mite ...co sta of each individual student to make
-Re' work even more efficient. Each! teacher will
have his speciality and use every facility to make
the topics interesting, and to! secure C i e largest_pos:
Bible resufts in his department.
A Teachers' Clues will be ovgan'Xedl
mencement of the fall term. The coot
(ion will include not only School gover
ode of instruction and other topics anvil
lug.. but also daily drills In the ,brane
the schools of the country. VOW
eight - dollars. ,
To save expense, text books, the Ca!
county will b 3 used in the Eugl i ish bri
the exception or. Geography.
- To make the' sojourn of. non-rebid
more ,pleasant,.; tho 'Principal will us(
situated but a few rods from the In
ing—for boarding purposes. where rho
throughout and provided - with clothes
other conveniences will-be furnished i
ladles.
The best rooms In the Institute av l ill
and assigned to the young men: a
the house of the Principal. There Ii
4uperVision op the part of the Prinel a
of the manner in which students cm )1
• Price for furnished room and b a
fuel. lig h ts, and washing not to cue
114,00 per week. Students will fit n
toilet 'and be held, accountable for l
their ropily , . '..
- Tuition from Four to Ten Do a
according to 13 tudica pursued.
'' For further particulars or circul r
:'rincipal,,E E QUINLAN, Towanda
, MILI
Pres't Boni
ISEM
ROME ACADEMY.
: •
Tlic Fall Torni of thin Inr,ty j nat.e. - wil
Vith, under the principalship of
I.
lfinn.L. M. Ridgway, Miss B.L.Wa t
Torn, 12 weeks. .
MEM
Coiiimmon English
Common English and Higher
Single recitations in Languages
2t lessons on Piano or Organ; I liva
-.lnstruction in Vocal Muhl free.
Bills payable at'tlie middle of tern
Students - wishing to_prepare them-4
mon school : teaching, will he. rerpiir4
Such a course of discipline dril
0%710 fit them for the work:
Good board can be obtained on re
biat , students can lessen their cape'i
rooms and boarding themselves.
Students are regnsted to bo-prcse
the beginning of the,tenn, is a deli
;Causes great both k
pnpd. embarrassment
. The teachers and the oitircins r4ene
n their power to render the :tc.rna's I '
‘rofitable and pleasant for those wh.
netitation with their petronte,c;.
For farther information, addrcA
;I'. r,, c
porne, Mimi at 4,'73-w3..
NEW 113RNITUFRE
JO•3EPIi;HI
Has n?•.v op6r,c-I a new farult
BRIDGE STREET, :T
IVltereUe will Itiep ua
A (it:FERAL ASziowrau4NT 01
Fol.
AT I'MCI:6 THAT CANNO ' T FA
fsvor Kim nitti j:
l'tirtaLter 1114 y be wautethie the
. , •
CALL Or -EEL
arid exam.tue goods 'and prices
ciao:here.
'TOR SALE—A.
()ye of t4c very best and mos •
iulford County,. within. I() mil
D•
McKee k Co. is this day
teal consent.
Robert McKee is to settle and colect all account,
duo, and to 'paya3 liabiltti6a of the ato firth.
• ' • ItOBEUT McKEE,
•; C. MERCI7II..
Towinds, July 21th, 1873.
; , Yi
ih
Er
CEI
PATCIII
30 gi 1 73
MBE
Bale
cin t
0 fi)2 00
44 21
t 3 23
L'l22
',0•05) 10 00
2 00
: uckwhea
• 56 lbs.
t ;
flood CO;
.1 .8 331b5.;
BE
gi
II
Adje,
iii Tol
gii
°5, lin
of B,
To'
.• dr,
r erchant A
Johaans
let,vt; lqtters
4c of
hucil ou
7J,
thd each
5,1 50
4 00
5 00
G 00
lilt of thorse
able rates
hanselree
opening of
account of
!linens.
A. M.,
Mucipal
ICI
LL
'At the coin
o of instate
ment, moth•
ary to teadtd
cs taught in
n this class,
me as jai the
line Les, with
• ent students
his house—
Stitute build
, Is furnished
• closets and
or the young
lba furniatica
sill. board at
I.)c a t.irettil
and telicheia
•y theirittme.
d, including
d Fix pieces,
sh theft own
furniture in
i rs per term,
Wrests the
r ER FOX,
d Tiustees
•pcn AUGUST
L. Chrispell.
e§, assistahts.
$ 4 00
each. 00
!dyes 1' cora
-1 to atibmit to
as will thor-
tt rnlB,
es by renting
L it promptly at
y.at this tima
teachers arid
Ily ivilt do all
0rl.• thorough,
may favor. this
RISVELL,
Principal
MOE
TORE
SPEC! LED 'BEAUTIES By TIIE TIIQUSAN .
SEASON 13 7'3.
•
. These f.unou[i Trent Timis aro now open lo t
season of 1273,1 and aro stocked with a large nu is
of trout of every size, In the clearest. purest al
coldest miring water. Any size trout sold at re so
i
ablO rate , and chipped by, express as oider di
These Po Pools are not open on Sunday. '
The pr prietor having had caw:lo3db indoc tit
[arid arra ' , tug :trout ponds, offers his servie $ll
tho , r cd teniplating laying out and stocking I sh
!Tie ,at ossonable rates. l• '
Atinais on td ponds, 25 cents;, Season ti4et . t
For ful particulars call on or'address
S. B. EILENBERGE7E,
. ,
Ap1.23. f 1 Laddsburg, Bradford County, a.
('lO i
frie'.
e nentl
k the Legi
Ile obit
. acipiaint
render ii
J6ly 1
IN ES
're Skro en
WANDA,
P fl ITLI l ,
31EEMEE3
ir.patron32e
urniture
BEI
.F 0 1
min
Rented t
aothtna
i
Cot tea h
jot ty' of
his valua
a d visloi
dorsal:ocl
Cpintoy
foro purchawing
3.1.ny 21, 1872.
blo Far
deeirable farads
lee of the county
F°
1884
belled t(
48 Cala
hurl
can ad
(bat en of
W I I
largest 8
Teathes
Classic,'
Eactice
gentlomel
dm:rung
bnalness
!all U.-
_
issclrea by mu
Bev. D.
Einpitl
ow Advertiloincinto.
SALE OF
ESIRAI3LE LOTS !
TILE FARM OF
'OL. G. F. MASON,
the west side of th
(la' Township, has be
0
owa
!din
IVE-ACRE LOTS,
E
!e lots . are now . .. offer ]
•
eat bargains. The tot: 1
ad leading . - to.-1116hr
are -xery desirable for
ho
Otl3
It islbe last oppor
ill be offered for se 4
.d lots at reasonable
• business portion o
Also -
75; TOWN LOTS
l•
Biz
0 1 '
gb
id© of road .4.10 the
DWELLING:. HOU;
'acres of land, , the house c 4
modern ituprovenlent4 t , a 'A
A the most desirable i re: ~
i the county.. Also thel'
.• .
STEAM FLOURING MIL
N TOWANDA BdROUGII. i
! 1 . f l -
is-nearly new, and ca . ab tt
thel best work. Also a
IVALITABLE LOT..
D
i
in Lin-ta Hose Co. buildin.
anda 'Borough. A
ap of the lots may bo se 'eU r b
on the undersigned at ofiee
tlett 4k Tracy, or J. A.:Coeum
I •
further particulars . call oni~
s I.
-I A. L. SCOTT,_Trusre.
an a, July 30;1873.'
• ICES REDUCE a
°N
pm.MER, 0 - 0 0
T IC WEEN -
liEl
IIAYLOR & Cu
1873
NBERGER'S TROUT•POII
REPRESENtATIVE.iT 14m.
REPRESENTATIVE.—Iie of C. F. NICHOLS, believing
qualified for the position of Mem eriqf
lative, will preient his name to they coming
County Convention. Mr. N's. thorough
'.ee With the interests of our people roUld
an:invaluable inetuber.
MANY Crrri.usi or BCBT.INGToIgi
1873.
, , 1
REPRESEN'I'A.TIVE.---Tlict
of Lion. B. 8- DAUM' will again be pie
. the Republican County Conventio or
.n fur Representahvo.' Believing is
A rat, with he approbation of a larg Ma
il' .is cen - stittient4. and as a recogniti n of
u lo services and Arm integrity in opp s fig
, of the county. the is entitled to , 7 en
train the patty.
:.] Juin) 14, '73/ 0 A.Nrt•Dtvis o s
. COMMISSIONER. - 1 --I AL
ii, oh, C., B. IfOORE, ot 'Ulster, will ,b. Tire
le neat Republican County Couve. ;bn,
i date for County Commissioner. 11.. 1 31
I been an earnest, hard-working re ..tli
l thoroughly competent to tlischarg . 114
i o ofOco. . U
I MING' SEMINARY Ai ''l
iMMERCIAL COLLEGE. One ,'of 4 4 1 ) 1
boots of the kind in the tultedi 8 :
=mon and Higher English bra n he!
' , ualc, I.ainting. French, Gerrnan, Mti star
(Mattes teachers. graduates ladles an
, 1
D . in Lite courses of study.
ial College--books *taken directly.hot
1 es t ablishments ; telegraphic Instruto tit
ns Sept. 3d. Bend fors cstal 1)1
CO , A. M., or L. L. arra U:
_ ,
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HOW I ' S THIS la 7 o - ft LOW I • '
...
~
1 WO offe DB . SEp . 4
.. at
th Niin
e foljok rata: i, '-- ,.:: : . .
Ilemlock 11coirtn't;(choich) 1 ', . $lB per M.
White Bee I" , - o° \I••.4• • • , • • • • 26. "
Pitch oo - 'os _ 4., •• .. 28.."" - '
WWII
" ,
Pickets fr o m $2 to $4 p hruidre 4 : ' •
1 I •
'PLANLNCe 5.t433 ci,, SE434WING, fee.,
Itono at a peonaout4 no 'and by he beet naeridn
ery non+ made; We have on hand , 1 [.. .., ,_.
.i i .s.i . E f1111M,11.7 tfIOUS Nprrz - '" DUy LUSIBEIt
, I ‘1
. • . . ..• , •
i • • •
i:1 • . 7 e hitve . ln re . M.ill Pond .
'II.ItEE IfU.,fltEl E i t ri u3 1 1 91 3 43f TEfOri .. M.ND .
.• ~ ,i '
,I ,11 : E r
H And aro comet=
,y,2dannliteturingt r 1
' r lira-PartieS IrValo cari reach us *Se .foolish ,
tO. go, • , ; i
near the inflected for Luenber, as wider any dm= .
siiinces we I met SEt,L IT .431.4.1111—ati least e• • 1
coat of transpOtathin from ' here to the !stir
sir $2 to $.l peir thenosanst 11. _
ir 1 1 . 1 , • I .H. $.230 .
4 ,1 41une.26.. '73., , ' , 1; j Cam town. . : ,
1-.4.---.
AM - .,T 11(}31:Eli . •
5 7— grand Tiarvest Home,/ nnelest nip es of North-
Towanda hedge I: 0. 0. 3 T. 53 , will be held
ie roSTETs 9novn, librth Towq.ula, on
s .. I t ' . i
t i • FRIPAY, AUGPS'It 22. —. /
II ......r. i
. 11 r I i 4 .
I Om. LC Uld WAGNEII, I G.l W. V. T., of Penn
sTlvaida, a d &Tend other, distinglished speakers
will hti pr nt. .
-' A gene intitation is tended tit ail who desire
0, partielp te.l: A dinne 'Tin i:, - ,:i prepared on the
7ound, fuinished at easonablei rates, s• -
sc,
A good nkof music ill het in attendance.-- -
All ass thins who expectio attend *lll Please
tdio . not' toithe'Committee thearombet of remit
hei-e who he present. I Winter* of .'Lodges and
other socie ' titre invited to appear in bregalla
i Any
ur F ii
f er . 0=1414 -nay bo "obtained by ad
dressing the C , airidarcoithecommittei. - •
, - I -1 • ..E. -wurrr., Chairman.
I • " I. - , ' l, BlJallr. - •
1 ' '
JAS. POSTE-11H
North TOW . de, July 31,11873: t• •• - ' j '
'- ' rti HE, OLD 7INVAINDIA iC G A 'lt
,; ..L. yAsp,l i • r. 1- 1 :. ,
18. S. Pierce l 'successor fe Ward and M 6 ntinye),
takes pleaauro n aniacnarichog to the public that ho
4 now pre are to farnleh the 1 ••,,,
1' , BEP ANTACTI4. COAL, . - °
1 . •
A the moat enable Mies: lam also sole, agent
for ,the celcibia 11 1 1
1 ' •., i
1-
, 1 111 i 1 13ARCLAY COAL, •
: 1 i ,
S, and the .E T UPRISE 60114EitY COAL, .Wjlkes..
Barre. hU , ''Ali COAL, all' !varieties, always on
r . 11 : 21 ict• ' 1 11 I 1' P 1 .1 ' -Angq"r 3
4 ,
~,,,,,„
TIISSO . 17.014.-I—, The 4'o-pp.rtner-
Jur oilp, L lieietofore exfating '.betsiden the tinder;
MI signed - wader the firm name of Kochi ik• Means, is
MIS day dizaillired by mutual content; C. 3L'Keen
wilf continue the busines and 'settle 411-amounts of
' ~ the late firm. I
11 I C'N. KOOK,
i 1 - 1 1 • - 1 i J.i W. MEANS.
'The Ward Min' s° Will be under the management
.of Ityron Soonliind G. N. Frink. both of whom'are
welly known to: travehnk pahLie - affyAmg man of
eiperience hilt e hoist business. 1 - 1
July 31 . /1 .7 P, 1 ' 1
• T
•
LLD. PC I O•ER 'l:rRE•i
1 numrnr.tys72 ,. . , :. - • .
Eipi , ATnxc P.E.-CIFIC'
1` , •
. .
Have prove" t om the most w i mple. experience, au !,•
mate su 5.6. I Simple, prompt, enizient and relia , '
his. They 6 e only Medicine perfectly adapted
to popular se SO Sit:131)11i that ',mistakes cannot be
Made in us no m; so baroness as.tp be free from
danger; an 0 efticint as'lto bo alWays reliable.
They ttavp he blzhestcci neendationAmu all, anil
I
will alWays et der s - atlsfaetio , ' . ' '
• ; - 1 1 n.. 1
iies.._ - • ...,.., 11 orris. , , •
1,, fet - ors', Congestion, Inaarnieitionl "
'2. WoilLe, Wenn Fever,lWorm Colic
11. Crying -;dl or Teething of Infanis,
' ' 6. Diarrhc ! caliMmelaildreMor Advdt6, ' •
1 taF
.. ;. ._ .
S. Dvsekt - rv -1 Griln - ng, Bilious Colic,'
C..; Ch . olerl , 3l;llbus , VoMitittg,' .
Neural;,
CO.ds, Bronchitis', .. • ,
S. Neural.,la,lfte l thache, Facearlie,
2t flealaches l ick"licatiache„ Veriti,
10, riyspePaiaj Lilions Stomach; -
11. scppres"s ,:tir - Painful Periods, -
12. 'Whites`, °fink , Periode;! ! ! ----- ---:
I:3'. Group, ( t or. Diincult Breathing,
i pr
14; Atli 1th...0 , Erysipclail,'Ernitien.
13. Illamimatis - im, lthecrattic Pains,
is: IreVer and itgue, Chill Fever, Agin l7, Piles!" blit24 or bleediuM - 1
164 Oplitlialin34, and :jure dr Weak Eyesl l 9l Catarrh,lalute or chronic, Itilluen4
2u; Nyhooping ,Cough. vicient'conglie, '
21. 1 Asthma,' of"pre,i..ss-.1 breathing,, -
22.. r Eft" Lis. 1. geS, impah•ed hearing,
23. 1 , ;I:mufti:a, 6 larged glands, Swellingo
24 General In bilify, , .Physical Weal: e¢
ajf ,
25.; 1 ropsy Till scanty Sedetions, .1.
.G.'lboa Sick 2e is, szckneasirMai riding
i
27.! Km
idy Itii•ase, Grave, 1
..2..5.1 Nervous Pr r -bility, Sim nil Weaknt l
, I I Itivolunt i ,.... 4 - y tlischart.e4, -..
29." Si"-re-Ifoitli, Cenkcr, .1
. .
3o.'' I tinaryllVeakriess, .
'ul.:Ppinful perioa.-Vvith..,4-lUS:in
-32.; Smiferiols At change ell irfr
' 33. J Epileps;,,Spasaills, St. V'
'A.' litntheriu, Icerr,te,l"sr
115.1 Chronic/C. I mie. , tions a
I Ylids. !Z 0 c hts, s - a.ccp!
'!"', .1 I 1 1 FAMILY
Caw 1 Ni".•rotito , a-ith above
dale] luiections,
Ca•!lc ,',3loriCteol!,of Old Large
41 1ugle Bu and Vials •
/.1:07:T10... -l e I .r.nedie's art
Loa to any le , all, of the-co
, reeF:pt Si r . :,'i: Address
-1 , I I!
t. • ! ; CURS I
:` , 61; ',•+ 147.,' [ * f -
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'Nov.^o' 2
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TITS
piEll 'AWED Ta
PINE Ali
rLoOnza,r
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MIIN
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ioncperat a noW, hasty, sit-toil
'r nlahlrier.y.- ''eolubtning :all the
flti ,, , aad of the most superb wet:r
ug by ja never -failing waterpower,
INyorh. as soon as it fapresented— ,
Insti,w• all the ca negeisary for
'no I lin the w j e l rk •and; orders; '
man as to 1 .ces Ir.tfdwOrk.•
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lured in Bradford .. County.;
and try it a weer:: if it is '
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you can tbad..britig It back,
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nd satisfy yourself as to kr'
hem to ,order to , fit 'any odd
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jCoo?s Patent-Door Stiii. ' Agerit -3,
typos to 3l.E.Chnrch, Towanda, Pa.,
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(la 13 oro,near the aPper Depot.
further particulars enquire
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