! Acuititral. , - 1
•• Sheltering Steek.'
- F od der'oeis scarce—partly from the
snrioner drouth,_
. partly ':from the
early spasmodic =ate; partly . ' from
inattention- to Climate changes and -
dilatoriness on the part of :farmers
themselves. ,
'lt is .heart-rending to see the dumb
auinials turned Out into the fields;
of on .the roadside, -r shivering and
shaking, under the 'hedge - rows and
in !!the: fence corners, ors prowling
aVent the'frozen, snowy fields in an
. effort to find some grab to make up
for tilled .commons by browsing the
fro•-'6.ni herbage. ,• . That the animal --
' ecenoinyl requires air and exercise
nobody, - 1.11 deny. ; Bat that the
animal.ean get any,•adequate,.prOper
profitable subSistance in a frozen
. field is an economy, of • the animal
•,- nature which everybody .must deny:
The savants-tell us that proper Shel
ter ' !, nd', pretecticin -in this climate
redue ,l z).he food. requirement one
_ third to winter an animal and keep
it in an average profitable condition.
•.This nay betaken as a fact admitted
bY, L.raclical men of sense on all
• ,- • •
Trohi the, pOrtico of this hospit
ably house, in all-directions are- to
be Eeeii. the • hungry, discOnfented
' 'cattle - hrowsing about the fields, ex-'
•cept thaSe of- ray.hast. His are in
..conifortable yards., each class by
itself, and' all protected by - a large
barn and ,-spacious hovel! on the.
north, flanked east.afd west by com
fortable -and ample shedding. COna
'lcrt is visible - on every side, - as fbe
animals cher.' the cud of . quiet
faction to thpras4ves and profitable
expectancy --to Weir owner. All
.around; in every direction, is' want
, ing this economical provision,' while
. the. aTilreals,-" - coming in from the
froz..:n field :4' to `have - their. hungry
stomachs aggravited.by a few bun ,
ches of froen Stalks thrOwn on the
grOund, must _And ahelter on the
lee side of a - stack or a' fence, or if
• there - be, as j in
; some cases there is,
nn.;' attempt at some shedding,.,:it is
. not at all'sufficient, and I two:
tiii.;eo of the master animals will' Oc- -
ierni)y tbdj,whole, leaving the weaker
lout in the cold. At empty stomach
. iainan or beastis a ruthless thing.
-•- P.eniember 'that the Mas'eti, before
he preached to - the -- multitude in the
,wildernese, fed Ihem..
• This carelessness; 'to 'say the least
of it;. on .411 e part of the average
;farmer,- in regard to sheltering, stab : .
..ling .and, fodderin ° c , ,,etock, is extra
vagant; wasteftkinthamen, and creel;
. more,: it is micked :_and astonish
tOsee such a state things' in
. 'kola' 's e ttled • country, and by a
genetat - ion who have .had 'the advan
tages that .this ,:one has
,enloyed.
century ago. there may -have
- been-seme.excuse, but now ',there is
• I none,•.! -- . -- The farmer as a class is ',too
well off----foo, imlepe.ndent in these
,10%-!---1-to plead poverty as an excuse.
-Ev'en , E where he cannot afford a build
_ the.. can afford a few poSts, some
,poles,! with stra* and stalks enoug.
a • comparatively. comfortabl
• Fe:.r.dr fir his • dunlb animals, as
tLattdrof profit to himself, as/ a
ebtnelMorallsati•sfaction. • Much bet
:.:ter 14 doing. this than leaVing their
• eattle,Shivering in the fields, while
,
they 0-eaOafina_arorind the- stove of
the grnecry and roadside! grogg,ery
, •.
toe; inane - of which and too much o
which are allaround us.
Delpersytadecl, brethren, yon who
Lire tireless in this, wise, to pen
,
Nyays, aria after. - experienein=
11-...:460d effects of even such in
ate shelter;-'you will come t•
comp etc sheltering too, - when th:
i;acti g scrub --cattle Will' disappe.
forever; and in its place we shall Se:
••cif around:llS aia
,animal "as is a.
'Sam ,Slick would say
t. while - the: Co untrp. Gentleman tell;
yod a4l has been telling you for fort •
odd 3:ars, "Shelter your steek." .
itAirinfpton Co., N. Y. -
• -or Foivis;- - -The reeen
• .!ptiblieation of •a new edition. o
• • . rregetineier'S Poultry look, has calle
•
;out agengthy review of the book b•
• the London Saturday Review,Tfro.:
jvhich i wei condense the following ail
Teget*.e'F's opinion of the differen
breeds no*.principally.kept in 'Eng
4 , . • •
data given' from which t.
„'lostiuiate the Taiite- of a fowl • for tli•
:table - nlarket. "A • tablet q fow
'shoult l be al n•east,with short
_limb
and lsinall• 'bones." : Also, I.tha
fowls are 'in
, perfection for the itabl:
onlyb,eforejbley hale attainedl ma
ttfrity. • Therefoie a Cross th
Malay; with:its:long, snaky neck, an
. • 'plum high-flaVored breast; with thi
D3rking, will. produc ,
ex4;leedinary table. fowl. HO ob
facts tp t•,e ! Spanish on account o
. dark' lid, so objectionable i
Marl 4. The:Games,have the draw
back Of 'a 'yellow slit), though tl.
.lleshiS flavored. .The
and Hanabrirgh, though 'excellent i
! • -
-flavor,' Small in size and are deli
er.te to rear._ The :Cochin develop
the leg at'llie expense of the breast
. i bnt, :-althonel a little. -coarse, is •:
g_ood fOr home, use, bu
• not for -shipping. Mated with th:
• 1 large 'Trench. breeds, -the_ cross • i•
:.tom skinned, skinned, of good size, and at
tains Maturityrapitily. ' The Brahmi
3 ; t46 . llarged'lvi,l, finest of doniesti
' .• foWls;; with- - full. broad, promiAen
le•ea-s4--a
back short and broad bet
:the Shoulders and across th
• hips; 'carved,. slender • neck an.
small- and tight: • The - trn.
•• -Th.:llama is a g.oodfatteiter,a first rat
•t this fuw4 early ripe, and at maturit
• 'of 'enOrmous proportions. ---e A Oros
' Lett Been the Brahma'and Dorking
. !profitable market bird, bein:
i'Mpatient of restraint' in feedin !
e . ro.unds than the ...pure Dorkin.,
Efendan; is put in. equal ' ra a ,
with the' Brahma and Dorking as
_ nieriiorions fowl. Large, . pea
• small-boned, and a minimum of off.
theynre hardy.and mature rapidl •
Tliciehickens • are fit' fer the table a
four nflonthi,.-and the flesh - is whit
- a.a'd fu "On, :the whole, as: a fe
1, lily brectl6_ at - e better than man
_ . : ,. .l:varipac merit and degrees of con
• Stitrition, we Sh quid gather fro..
. • :_t.ege . lll.ieier, as as from our o
Brahmas, 'Dork
Houde,'nsare. the -I. N at -in
-.J.e k c.Lit; taken in all; for . thl
- i:Gtiltry yarcl: - • •
•
- 74. Lela.uf of Argenteni
111.0 ashes, show:
in. the asll(s alone, without th
- .eixfure of Soil or. manure, plant:
,grow and come to .maturity
. •aus, having iillcd. three -pots wit .
!. • eshes;iicrplanted• in the first wheat
in the second oats, and • in ! the thir•
- strawberries.; 'The growth was ac
toinplished during the Summer, th e
wheat and oats ripening and produc
•
ing full heavy grains.l The straw 0
_the wheat attained a heightet-abou
four feet six: inches, while that. of
oats Grew about three feet six inch- .
Thete eiperiments have been sever.
-timui;Topeat2,d,' 'with • the same an'
." , nedaneelas
_
ARGE"SALE OF ' •. •
.
• ,
DESTRARTM, LOTS! -
- ram zund`or
60L. G. F. MASON,
Lying on the west side of the road
in Towanda Township, has! been di
vided into
' •s illAft-ACRE LOTS,
. •
And these lots are now Oilered for
sale at giecitlxtrgains. The lots front
on the road leading to Idonroeton,
and they are very desirable for build
ing lots: It is the last opportunity,
which will be offered .for; securing
_good sized lota_iits reas , onable prices
Bear the busine . aa-portioa of the
-borong,b. Also
75- TOWN LOTS
On east side of road. Ai ,
the large
BRICK DWELLING teptsr„
With 2i acres of land, the house con
tains all modern improvements, and
is one of the most claimable resi
dences in the county. Also the
LARGE STEAM FLIDITRISGMILL
•
111
,TOWANDA. 13011009.
The Mill i 9 nearly new and capable
of doing•the best work. Also a
VALUABLE LOT
Adjoinhig Lin-ta Hose Coi, building
in 'Towanda Borough.
A. map of the lets may bo seen by
calling on the undersigned at cifice
of Bartlett & Tracy, or J. A.!Connme.
'For further particulars +all on or
address'
• H, L.. SCOTT, Trustee.
:Towanda, 'Tali 30, 1873.
REAL DIAMOND RINGS
1-
At CHAMB' ERLIN'S.
•
WATCHES $lO-T0.5300
At CHAMBERLIN'S.
. i
' A.,17 EALESS :VARIETY OF SIL
VER -WARE
At CHAMI3ERLIN S.
• , -
BEAUTIFUL GOLD RINGS '
At . CHAMBERLIN'S
1 •
r
- If von are faking, fora beautiful
• Christmas present, examine the stock
At CHAMBERLIN'S.
-1 .
s THE LARGEST AND IiEST AS
SORTMENT OF
JT,WELRY,
WATUtitiS,
. CLOCKS.
o SOLID IND PLATO GOODS
•
• EVE': EXIIIBITED I.*
g TOWANDA, ARE NOW t OFFRED
o - AT,
e W. A. CHAMCERLIN'S.
d 110LIDAY GOODS .} .
o
o . AT ,
.
- TAYLOR & CO'S.'
n 1
EVERY FAMILY 'IN TERES DI
' - TAYLOR & C O.
0 1 , k
a Will offer 'hiring the Holiday SeaiOn an imme
..
i Stock of ',. ---
11
DF,SIRABLE AND SEASONABLE GOODS,
1 s Ai. i
t.. 1 -
a ENOR3IOUSO LOW; PRICES
, t . SPECIAL HIRGAINS4I.I
e ..
e FLANNELS. : r, ,
_ BLANKETS, ! , - -
a , . S - HERTINGS, I- --
- SHEETINGS, •
t , - -- G DIGHAMS .
~ CARPETS,
O DRESS* GOODS,_ 0 ALICOE
d '' SHAWLS, I I
_
,
e SKIRTS,_ ' . [ '
e KNIT • GOODS,
FURS, i
y - 1
.
:s • GLOVES, • 1
s HOSIERY,;
'ff • NOTIONS,
g • UNDERWEAR.
,-
~ f•
j CLOTHS AND CASSIXERES.
a -
, cast.o.erawei and this opportnnitr one eat
' ' offered to buy Goods at the present paw prices.
r j , 1 TAYLOR & CO.
t {Towanda. Dec. 13, 1813. f
e 1• . ,
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NMdimm -
FIWEIT & SONS
!odd tons ths .. abiks to 6'll and examine Mitt I
NEW STYLES OF FURNITURE
OF THEIR uF
=
trualsr AND BEST
ASSORTIMT O 0008
I EVER IN TPWA.NDII;
1 I
Which will be wad at Wholesale priOs.
- I
1
Wio are also p yared to do
•
II ERTAKIN
on the pied resiensble ternsi:
"TO raalip-to order
i SASH .
, BLIN1?S,
DOORS
110 Si DINGS,
Oct. 1,1873.}
TOWANDA i
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il A R!B L E NV G R WE,
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GEO. MoCA.HE At i SON -
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• I- • 7 1._ s •
Have- I
Just received the Latest assortment of
•
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AMERICA TITALIAN
1
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. . MARBLE
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'Ever exhibited in this motion, ,to which they
invite the attention of the public. ,
„ .
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I A ,
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. Th 7 keep on hand or foniah to;order .•• - •
. , l ;'
MOI T
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NUMENITB2
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TOMB { S'IONES, IMANTLES, ..
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lase
i . 11 I. ,
r i IN everl ,l s,t le '
, •
-•-•.. ,
iv . ,s . ' ''•
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1 • • AT THE LO T 'TERMS.
. „
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perwins in want of g in lour line' are .
ipsettlfily invited to call an examine our stock.
• M 1 E & SON.
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.Towanda, May 1, 1171. '
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A NEW HAND .IT 1 .
THE BELL'OWS.'
..- • • '
SEEL S>7 ALL
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Has purchased the Third Ward Col Yard of
' a Caw., and wilikeep a g 'supply of ,
, -
WILKES—i3ABRE l om
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AN
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S LLITAN CO
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,
- Always on ludl:4l.th LOSSES f PRICES..
Towanda. Nov fl, 187 t. , • .
--,-
_.
A YEWS' AC TIC PIG
OATH
,
' FOR ALL SIM 1172LTOECES OF • W ,
ULF PITTSIC,
Curing Costiveness. Jaundice, IDyspepala, In.
gestion. Dysentery, Foul litornach 'and Breath, '
sipelas, 'Headache, Piles. Rheumatism, , Eruptio •
and . Skin Diseases, Billoturness, Diver - Complain
Dropsy. Tetters, Tumors and Salt Rheum, W. ..
Gout, Neuralgia, as a Dino} Pill, and Purifying th
Blood, are the Most con purgative yet pert- - •
Their effects abundantly sit w Novi much they ex
I
• all other its. They are e and •pleasent to Ok •
, . but powerful In cure. i pv,lrge;out the foul It
mars of the blood ; they stimulate...the sluggish .
disordered organ into actiirul and they impart heal
and tone tO the whole being., They cure not • •
the every day complaints of ' body, but f-•• •
able and dangarchis Xdst iiitiMil p • •
Clans, most eminent elerainen. ‘6l our best et•
tuts, send - earillicates of Cares performed and •
- pest benefits they•havodated from these •li
Tin are th e safest and beat physiC for.ehildren. •
cense mild es wall se iliteettiaL. Wag augur
. the/ are easy to takei And beßkg pare y vegetah
- '
they are entirely tierzOiass.! '; .. •
ire sa I
Da, J. 0: ATER A AO. L OWELL, MASS.,
?netted and Analytical Chemists; . .
... Sokl bY
Anima 23 all /Mutilate and . • u! to Medicine.
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MOW W 4139116
I have' on luti4•ft • ( I ) assortment of
Than any other establishment : in the
Of every descriptiOnl manufactured
to order on short no ce.
A IITUkN. 1873.
'
FLOORINGS, Sm.
. O. FROST k SONS;
wke INSURE . ALL RINDS 0
% PROPERTY
AGAUST,LOSS OR DAMAGE 3Y
FIRE AND LIGHTNINe
Wo represent over Fifty Millions Coll
re at.
Old English and Home +parties.
LIFE INSURANCE
IR THE OLDEST AND LAM= STOCK
MUTUAL COMPANIES IR m
ITSTntilo STATES.
---
I
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
From one day to oze Year.
NOBLE & VINCENT.
Fob 19.1x73.
st, CENTRAL COAL YARD
RE—ESTABLISHED !
In cotasequence of an attempt to shut ma bat
the Coal trade on account of my =illus. psi •
ns
DZALLVO, In irsx.t.moCOAL by CAB LO3,D, y ha
concluded to
• RE—OPEN MY COAL YARD
Ce So as to be able to'supply all Who may Kish to b
IN well prepared Coal. either by thq can Leta) or SING
12- TON. at fair prices ; and in any desired (tuanlity ; •
delivered at any station on the Pa. .t R Y. R B.
th A fair share of public patronage solicited.
Towanda. Sept 4, 13. E. M. WELLES.
, a c FAR • o
of HiT CAM. PAID FOR •
' -
GRAIN, •BIJ 'TER AND' EGG=
DT
GEORGE SMITH,
•
WISAMEI2IO. PA.
11ni118.1673.
intaliama'
wiaon
LIIBEBEP, AND LIGHT
WAGONS
WHICH f WI L L
SELL 00:.HE.A.PER
coon • .
WAGONS AND dARR GES
,TA]ms BitTArr.
Towanda, March 26,18 g.
' • 1 .
NEW GOOD'S'
OPEN,IN,G
-
• -
.MONTANYES NEW STORE.
September 10, 11873. '
'll
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1 . . - ' NawAdvertitlemonts. -
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It" a Boalarxwo 1
~0J...
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!CLOTHING EIf . PORIIIIII
,
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~ .. evroarrwrazair t oi 1101713 E. ' ,
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' (Formerly occOpkid 6 ) .11. Jacobs.)
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1 The rapid growth of Towanda requires the °spn.
Riau of turainils. and the undarzigned, realising thin
;want of the community In ,
', . • . - • •
•
. . .
READY .MAYE CL THING , LINE
, .
. .... :
. - -
;Has opened. a new store * Boidleman's Block,
3forrnerty occupied by H. ;adobe.) . and Is now Pro
pared to oder to his old customers and the plebs
generally, a better stock of : .
1•• „ ,
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MENS ' AND BOY ' CLOTHING
, •
• • ‘
Than can be found in any 0 er establishment out.
side the cities.. arc l uised . 1 .‘ 4• ~
My stock has all been p from the mann.
'facture* this season, s 0 Walt have no old stock to
getof rid of. bought at high pewee. I have a tattling
• . . .
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i GENTS'IFU RNISITING GOODS
•
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of the Snestquallty i s i tnd at stylosochich I arc
:Wiring at low figures.
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REI .
ER!
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;I have no connection with th'e old stand, and whet
Iyon want anything In the'cleing line. for yoursol
or boys, call on me in' Beldl.. an's Block.
'i:l
• • - . E. ROSENPIFI,V.
Towanda, M arch 28, 1872. ,
1 ' /
PRESENTS FOR, ALL „
• I 1
AT ITIIE / •
S
. ,
NEW JEWELRY SRORE
, .
W. A. nocutELL
Is constantly retxtiviug; in addition to his larg
stock of Jewelry,
• I FINE GOLD SETS.
•,'
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PINS, /'/
; / •
BANDS, - i
1
1 1 ' RINGS. 11
- STUD, :
I '
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;-
• CHARMS, •
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1
1 ' NECKLACEf.,
,
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- lAMEILICAN and SWISS
~
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GOLD AND SILV.EiR WATCH'O.
: 1
;BILVED. PLATED WARE ALL VABIETII
i ' ,
GOLD, SILVER AND STEEL SPECTACLES,
1 1
` , SILVER atm PLATED I • •
PINGS AND CHARM
w ,1'
CL 0 C.i S -
1 •
Of all descriptions at t elowest prices.
, , ,• •
r.
i WATCH. CLOCK and JEW,ELBY repairing dm
'ln the best manner, and warranted.
iw
Thanks for a liberal patrona l
go and hope to mew
In continuance of thkesme. 1
1
W:‘ A. ROCKWELL.
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1 1 ' Towanda, Nov. 12, '73. - ' • . .
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1 A NEW 'STOCK' li)1 11 •
la--a-
FALL AND WINTER GOOD
I •
JUST RE.CEIVr AT •
t. • - :
B. A. PETTE & CO'S.
.4.- the sign of the big tionnat, opposite the Cot
House, Towanda. Pa. ' consisting of
S', - DOMESTIC AND FAN' Y DBE GOODS, '
I BROWN AND DLEA i CHED .M1T5.7.12
IWATERPI3,9OFII3. PE E TB, F LANNELS , 'SHAW'
1
itIBESS GOODS,
tiERMANTOWN I Yillt!ift
;I AND ZEPHYP
I&full, lino of . .
•
IHOSIERY- GLOV S, NOTIONI
I •
5, 4',C., 'Sze.. &C.
1 IA large and complete stock of '
I
1 31 L.LL IN ER GOOD
i
!Porno Season, comprising a of the moat destrat
i , ; silica ill s I '
! HATS AND BONNETS - Ai:Et TRIMMINGS
i POUND re Sint LINE. '
F
October 1, 1 87 3 , - l! '
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WE CLAIM FOR
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VERFECTEWSPECTACLES
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1 AND EYE GLSSES,
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1
The undermentioned advantages over those in or
tars use, the proof of which may .be, seen in 1
Isztraordlnary the sales, and constantly Increasing i
mend for -
1 ,
Ist That from the peculiar S I construction 'of t
glasses they assist and preserve the sight; renal
ang frequent changes unnecessary.
1 2d. That they confer a brilliinz and distinct:lS
of vision, with an amount of and comfort r
hitherto enjoyed by spectacle Wearers. -, !
,
1 3d. That the material from :which the Lenses a
ground, Is manufactured specially for optic porno
- es,land is pure. bard, and brilliant, and not list
- I ter become seryched.
4 attslnl—i
ch th eyatiutwhei
er in Gold.Me,OrStee.geinesiqnall
and finish ;no guaranteed ,pt7ect in every respe
For sale only by our onthorized agent , In this loc.
i, yt . We never supply or employ peddlers.
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WM. A. CHAM BERMIN,
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S Solo Agen ) t, . .
19. ..
'Nev.20,1872. Towanda, Pa,
if !
g iItAKERY AND DTNENIII ROO3
r .A-I 'l
Find block oorth of Ward nonce.
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BP.F! AD, PIES, CAKE CRACKER
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! BAKED D . AIL I',
J
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i Arai sold at Wholesale l'
and Retail.
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In our DEMO ItoollB we will accommodate t
public with either a lunch or a' good meal at 1
:Umat of the day and evening .
?
I t OYSTERS AND ICE - CREAM IDN HAND DUIU
THEIR SEASON.
! 'Also a flneassortreent of Groeites.Confettloner
'Fruits, Nuts, kc.
' . mayl9' ti , 13.1 W. SCOTT te CO.
14 , VOX. .Ir, MERCITR lio not. deal i
Shoddy Geode. I Jen. 19, 1911.
I kW totei.
S WOODFORD; '
AT TUE / ' .
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NEW. YOBri.. BOOT ' AND SHOE
I STORE, 1 -
, I T &„. 1
.210. H. / ATNdRIFFITIVIBLOCK.DREDGE St
'
Is receiling 'Onei of the largest
; and
best stockl of BOOTS .& SHOES ever •
brought in, Towanda, which he is
offering atithe very lowest prices for
Cash, consisting of Grtrrs C g ar, Ble
& SitioA, ^ 7jßoys Car BOOTS, LADIES,
lifnuszi,,an Carmames ;tacos ..of all
- kinds, all bought dire,ct from the
itit
Manufac ' era, and hand made, all
goods w
. . rated. A ruLt. - growl or
Lumento FINDINGS. I.
Thankf for past favors, I solicit
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a continu co of the canto. , •
Towanda, ay; 1, 1872. '
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T WANDA, • / PENN'A.
HENRY STULEN -
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I Respectfully nuounee to his friends and patrons,
that he has nut a 1
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nETT RICA OA,F,IILIGE FACTORY,
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Where bawd constantly keep on hand a full 'assort
ment of
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
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-TOP A,ND OPEN ' , 1
BUGGIER,
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PLATFORM. WAGONS,
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TIIO t 3 SULKYS, AND SKELETONS,
Made of the beat material' anti finished in the best
city style. Is long experience in city Carriage
FactorMs gi es hinia decided advantage over others
in the
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Finis 1, Style and, Durability .
of his Wagons. All they asks Is an .
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INSPECTION OF HIS WORK 1
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previous to purchasing elsewhfre,
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ALL W 0 ,2 WARRANTED r 0 GIVE PERFECT
SA 27SFA CTION. 4
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Thinlifal or the liberal patronage formerly ex
fended and respectfully ask a continuance of the
eabie.
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ItEPAILINEi Pr.OllnLY ATTENDED TO
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lILNRY STELLN,
Towanda. Sin. R. WM —tf
• F OUN p ERY & LI.CH.LNE SHOP.
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The vindeisigned having purchased the Foundry
and Machin Shop lately , owned by John Carman.
are prepare to do all kinds of work appertaining, to
their bustles, with promptness and dispatch.
MILL GEARING'S,
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MAN DRILLS,
And tat kinds cif
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MILL IRONS ,
MADE TO ORDER. , , •
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ENGIN - . ES REPAIRED,
And all work warranted tosive satisfaction.
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SHINGLE 3.III.CHINES
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Of the latest aiiirtribst iinprovedddrids manufactured
. and kept constantly Ta hind ready for use. ~
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PLOUGHS,
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SIDE-RILL, LEON AND WOODEN SEAMS
Of all kini.a. .
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CULTIVATORS, CORN PLOUGHS
rt , AND ' ,
PLOUGH POINTS
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.. Of ill kinds, and the latest improvements kept
constantly on hand. .
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CHURN POWERS,
LARGE AND SSIALL' SIZE.
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CELLS.I3 GRATES,
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LARGE IRON KETTLES
And ail kinds of castings furnished to
March MI 1570. STEAKS & ROCKWELL.
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BLOOD & CO., _
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Still continue o taanufactime their chlebrated
HORSE POWERS & CLEANERS,
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and will sell a better machine, for lees money than
can be'had elsewhere in thei world. We claim for
our IXowhi”o3 that they will do as much, or more.
than any other, and are moroplturably built.• We
personally superintend our 'CI and sea that It is
well down. We will send I
- DISCRIPTIVE CATALOGrES,
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of our nrchires, on application.
ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS,
(Me of Two Hone THRESTIER d SEPERATORS,
THRESITER cell CLEANERS,
F 21 N N I isi l G -.111 I 1, - .L 'S ,
cincrtsla .si.n D'Aio EAW am rl,
SAW AND GRIST srrr.r work dare to, order.
Give us a call 'before purchasing , elsewhere.
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Aug. 2, 1869.
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After a recess of four years! and heavy expenditure
in improving Mills and Water Poi•cr, we again re
,, sumo our old business of
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~: ALLNUFAGTERIN,I, WOOL CARDING, CLOTH
y , • , DRESSINti, &C. -
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hest not to ~ let down," but to push Rome Industry
as the best means of restoring plenty.
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For the accommodation of the nearly extinct race'
of Spinners, we shall make Rolls. For those who
prefer, wo will make Tarn,—;
STOCFJ.NG YARN, FLANNEL, &C.
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' Lrnobjunction with Local Option we propoio to
aid the frugality of the country by making a few
' thousand yards of Stout Cloth, that will enable a
every man to keep his bieeches on.
Those who can, ahoull call and we will.show
~ them ono of the anngest and most complete
WOOLEN FACTORIES
In the United States.
' Onr machinery is now in good order, as OUP water
power is never-falling ho public may be in no fear
of disappointment, and we warrant • all work to be
G done properly. • I
,• H. B. DTGHAM.
Camptown, Pa., Slay 1L 1873.
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A N . OLD AUCTIONEER.--Forty ,
JUL )'earit experience. AU cabs promptly attended
, to. Tema, from two to three dollars per day. Call
" on or•address '3 SQUIRE BENJAMIN.
N0r.12'72.1r2, North Items, Bradford Co)
Grocorlep ani.Provbdots.
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ROO - ERIE, 4. AND. PROVISIONS,
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wooD, muo:nv,' Alen EiV)NH !ABA
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• . ortuaent of geode; which la always fultand con:,
plate, and will be , sold to My customers at lowest .
markst rates. ,
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Tr A g, COFFEES, , '
SPICES,
Have been purchased since the late reduction in the
, tariff on them, and are offered at I prices to cor
respond. -
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Orders by trail pi Otherwise will receivs carefa
and prompt attention.
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Thanking thecpublio for the 'liberal patronage
they have given me, I wish a continuance of t
CASH PAID ma COUNTRY PRODUCE.
feb.2o'7l 111. J. LONG.
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Y AND PROVISION
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Wholes:de and Retail Dealers In
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FAMILY
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GROOERIE
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P,ROVISIONS,.
imaccr.'s NEW ELOc!E, TOWANDA, PA.
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We do net deem It necenstry to enumerate oil V.:{3
diferent articles we keep. Our asseztment is
• ALWAYS COIU'LETE.
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n r sill:2C but
FII.IST CLASS GO.OD.S.
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paid ter parincra Prodc:co.
JAlrri' MCCABE,
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31:zch 1, 1870. - Wil. EDWARDS.
,FOX & 'AIERCUR are noiv reeeivr
ing'a fresh stock of Goods iuthear line, bought
since the-Ist January, to which- they invite We a
tentien of their friends. We keep the largest star
In-town. Our•goods are fresh and desirable. W
sell at lowest market prices.
Jan. 19.1871." • • • !
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FRESH AND NEW TEAS, bought
mace the recent decline in price, and selling
cheap at retail. F.OX -- ft
Jin. 19. 1871.
Fc4i & 111:ERCUR are selling Grog r
aeries at retail. Jan. 19, 1871:, I
FOX • & MERCUR are selling Ne 4..
and Fresh Goods. Jan, 19, 1871..1
series cheap. OX. Si 3IEItUCTR, are
F pellint , Orel
Jart..lo ' , 1871.
PDX. & MERCUR are selling first;
class Goods only. Jan. 19, 1871:
OX & MERCUR are selling
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cheaper than over. . Jan. 19, 1371.
REJTEM:BER that are selling
Goods at.
RETAIL!. •
And thatCwo won't bo undersold. ' • •
Jan. 19, 1871: FOY MERCUII.
MICHIGAN F INE—CUT TOBAC
CO—very choice—at
Jan. 19, 1871. ! FOX d:
OUR CUSTOMERS can rely. upon
getting tho very best the market affords and at
lowest prices. E.• T. FOX,
Towanda, Jan. 19,'71. . HENRY lIERCUR.
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USER THAT FOX Sr, MEER
CUB are retailing all kinds of-Groceries at
wholesaleprices. The largest stock in town. GOodS
first class. Prices low. E. T. Fox,
apt. 29.'70. • HENRY"; ISEP.CUR
30Er mirn.rrtzly.
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SHESIIEQUEV,
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The sebrertb desires to giro na - tie that his nom
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Is now In succtssfnl oreration, end that ho is pre.[ i
pared to do all.Wor'z in his•lino on short notice. •
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C"t:ST(...M 0",.4.•711E SAME, DAY
;BAT IT IS RZCEIVE.D.
Buckwhe,:t and Flour, Curn Meal,
- Peed. Bran, f:c., • alwsis .on haast an.; ter sale at
ieWeElt tateA.
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PARTICULAR NOTlCE.—Persons living° on. the
west gide of the river desiring to patronize nay', mill,
will have their ferryage paid both ways, when they
bring grists of ton bushele . and upwards.
an t.4'71 V. 8 AYERS.
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. O . OPARTNERSHIP.—The under
sigeed have formed a copartnership for the
purpose of conducting a
GENERAL MILLING BUSINESS.
The li , ghestmarket prices - Paid for / kinds of
Grain.
FLOUR, FEED AND STEAL FO SALE
and delivered in any part, of the Boro gh without
extra charge.
` Orders by , mail or <Ali !i•SiJC., will receive •plompt
attention. L .
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.k e ,oros L TES NcElt.
FOSTER
Sugar erre,: Mill% May If, 1873.41 ,
BARGAINS IN• STOVES!
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IRON AND NAILS, •
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GLASS, '
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CARPENTERS' TOOLS,
&.c., fie., &e., . &c.,
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Given to all finreba.ers for' Cash, at
H. T. J'irc:,E'S • .•
H Alt DIV E STORE,
• • TOWANDA, PA. •
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oOrner Main arid Pine Stree TO'Wrak. PL
Haieketiontlyaddedlaritely to their stick,Sfall and
~ . .,stets_aseciyhaient. coated= an aztentdse T.
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s , embraotag. . i many articles in thi f iArtil fa
carefully tented id
wi lard
• the prokr wive wants ef the Mae, whie ' bel
constantly supplied with reab parchlees, and'
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red on the most reasonable limn. it Wholesale oe i
. i cmasistingof 3 1 :1
DRUGS, MEDICMES,L C 04 5 , i .1
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ALCOHOL AND l'iliPE "TpiE,
sari PALNT, TAp.... i nisa l Avisrt.
And ali,klnds of Drushos,
KEROSENE OR
,k.70:191L,
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' -' Bundng Fluds!, . I
rAltpf4, SITADES. IVICEP, ...EFS, .
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Sperm, Lard, Whali.i.. catn Fpct, I .
TANNER'S AND IVIACHIN:E AILS,- .
. Fancy and Toilet Arta:lmill all thrlr var,lety,
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SPONGES, Brizszez. sp,irs. co S. ~
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Pimades, Hair-Dye:lj PerfumatT.
P(FCIKET BOOKS, PORT MONAIB,
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Tlll. SKIN AND PREP VIIATIONS, 1
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For zscl.t an... - raz:
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TOBACCO, S Ty NUFF, J. LVIS L. ..../OARS,
Garden, Field and Flower Leeds, as et
sea, Sup.
porters, 13uspenaortes 1 Cho trier B s, 1 Breast
ilie
Pampa, Teething itLogs, Nitride Bottles,
Nipples- Nipple Shells an •Shieldi, Syrihgea,
e i l pa
Bed Pans. Self-Sealing t Jar TIT •
naoluetano, Flavarg xtracta St no-,
' Jugs, Glass Ware, Ditties, Vials, C rks, Bath
3 W , kir. and Stove Illackingt Fish T cklel Am- •
Munition. Ac., Botanlj.Ecldede and Berne:Ts:h
ie Medicines, and ill popular Potent
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All articles warranted a re reeanted. Persons at
a distance ' can receive their or era by tags.' or ma'
much will receive prompt All careful Mutton.
• Medici' advice given' 6 , ra •t7mily the ofEcs3,
charging only for medicine. il I
/a-Thankful for past ,libe patro ge,lvonldtes.
pectfully announce to their fri de and tae phi, blic.that
no pains shall be ..ptund Ito • fy,andmert, tthecon.
tinuation of their conedence d patro 20. 1
jar Open Sundays for, pre4riptions front 9 to 10
am., and 12 M. to 1. an/ I tot; Poxi.• I I
LII. C. ron & SON. i
Aptll 1, 1872.-yr. i I : I
THE MILD PO ' ER , URES 1
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110.MEOPATiliC SPEC IPS ,I
Have proved, from the most ample e .rlonce, an
entire success. Sinaphodpro pt: atent and relia.J
t .
bie. -They are the Duly '
edi me pert e y adapted,
to popn tar use-se sirup e th t medal/ cannot be
made in naiug them; so ha less as free from
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danger; end so etheint as ' he al 3 , reliable:
They have the highest comm relation fr an all, and
will always render satisfwtio •
aim, , - cras.s. ; ccir ,i 1
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1. Fevers, Congestion , r lnfla m otion, 25
2. Worms, Worm Fever. W Colic., . 25
3. Crying•Cohe, or Tee thin of Infant', 25
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4: Diarrhoea, of Childtien o Adulti, I 25
5. Dysentery, Orming 4 Billo a Colic. ' 25
C. Cholera Morbas, Nehaiti g, 25
7. Coughs, Colds, Bronchltill. • 2
8. Neuralgia, Toothacee, Fateache, 2.0
9. Headaches, Sick Headache. Vent], 25
101 Ll,ipeps.a.„Biltous dtomach, 25
11. Suppressed, or Painf ul P :nods, - 25
12. Whites, too Profuse. Periods, . . 2.5
13. Croup; Cough Difficult Breathing, 1 25
14. Solt Rheum. Er3sipslas, t r roptionl, ' 25
15. Rheumati-im, 'the :nab Rang. 25
16. Fever and Ague. Chit Fe:er,lAgue,.. Se
17. Piles, blind or bleed us. i , I 533
18, Ophthalmy, and Son! or Weak Eye., 5.4
19. Catarrh, acute or clicQuid Influenz lid
I 20. Whooping Cough, violet'coughs, 5
121. Asthma. oppressed lineal ug,
22. E , r Dtsrhargea, Inipkire hearing, 5 1
Scrofula,23Scrofula, enlarged gland , 8 wellin_ P • ' S
, 24. General Debility, PW PIC I ttiealin_ . , I 5 •
I 25. Dropsy and scanty *env lone, r
1 2G. Sea Siekriese, sickness fr mriding Si
1 27. Kidney Disease, Gratei, 1 5
28. Neraous Debility, SeMin I Wealne , or
I t
luvolunta.y discharge:, , 1 1 o ,
29. Sore .31onth. Canker, , 1 5-
, 30. Urinary Weakness, , , 5.
1 31. Pain f ul Periods, with Si 5051 x, , 5i
i 32. Sufferings at i iir.rne l uf I e, . 1 Or
! 33. Epeepsy, 5p49111.14, St. V /113 D.ILI,': 1 0
34. Diptneria, ulcerated leer throat, 5t
35. Chronic Conc. slam's, an Erupt), ,n Si
Vials, :0 cocks, (ear pt' , 22. cud 3, 1 (.
,• , FAIL II 17 SE-I.
: Case (lforoe 4 o) with aboee, ' - liarE;e v ' , la and Man
i - nal of Directions. 1 ' f 10 Cl
Case (Ifr.rereo) of 20 'tar e vi Is elr.a B -.IL, : C r
SlO.O DUMPS and Via: as Love. ' I l
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.4." Thmee rerm_si..eA - e btitit by the age or singl•
boa to any pact ct the iun•sry, free ( eliarge, °-
receipt of pure. Addre. a 1
I CLIIIIII . IlOttp:It, .)rr..'gist,
1 May 21. 1373. - 1 • ! T ramie, Pa.
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Begs to inf,ral his nitaer,t , oustol. em, tind al
who desire to avail the4l.-elvea ef an ,opporruzat
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3 :JENS' ..\,''_;D BO 71 .7 ..;-3' WE A.
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and ITAIIII..1"ITZE. WE 1. ODE. -
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Has removed to ili•: hall:'( -, - forin:r! •.•ur.l.ilii
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vicinity with everything In the lino or
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My steels' of Cloths le.r bi.ca seine . 1 mom , .
best in the market, and II :eel connd 'lt will give)
rutlefactiun. ,
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Towanda, Jan. GO, 1273 '
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FOR LATEST STYLE 3 IN CLO al - NO.
GOODlr.t=.s . ES DA i
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