A r.NT NATCYIS 3f/YD ON IT.
And this is the new New Testament,
And 'tie come in the sweet o' the year,
When the fields are shining in cloth•bf•gold,
And tte'bkrds arc singing so clear;
nd over ana into the grand old text,
Reverent and thoughtful men,
Through many a summer and winter past
Have been peering with book and pen. .
Till they've straightened the moods and
tenses out,
And drOpped each obsolete phrase,
And softened the strong, old-fashioned words
To onr daintier modern ways;
Collated the ancient manuscripts,
Particle, verb, and line,
And faithfully done their very best
To improve the book divine.
I haven't a doubt they have done it well,
But it is not clear to me
That we needed the trouble it was to them,
. On either side of the sett.
I cannot, help it, a thoughtthat comes—
Yon know I'm old and plain--
!
Bat it seems like touching the ark of God; 7
-And the touch to my heart is pain.
Fvr ten years past, and for five times ten •
At the beck of that, my dear,
I've made and mended and toiled and saved,
With my Bible ever near. •
Sometimes it was only a verse at morn
That lifted me up from care,
Like the springing wings of a sweet-voiced
lark
Cleaving the golden air.
And sometimes on SandAy afternoons
'Twae.a chapter rich and long,
That came to my heart in its weary hour
With the lift of a triumph song.
I-studied the precious words, my dear,
When a child at my mother's knee,
Arid I tell you the Bible I've always had
Is a good enough book for me.
1 may be stubborn and out of date,
- But my hair is whita as ktibw,
And I lose the things I leariied to love
In the beattiiful long•agO.
1 can not be changing at my time; •
'Twould be losing a part Of.myself,
You may lay the new New Testament
Away on the upper stielLi
I cling to the one inv good man read
our fircaide prayers 'at night;
To the one tuyllita children !lapel
. Ere they faddd out of eight,
shall gather my dear ones close again
Where the many mansions be,
And till then the Bible I've alwaya- had
Is a good enough book fur me. -
• —Harper's Bazar
THE BETISIO.k O r r BIBLE.
THE, REVISION AS VIF.VEID FROM A MTN
ISTRIAL STODPOLNT
'Every word of God is pure,'—Prov
erbs, xxx., s—was the text selected by
the Rev. Robert Collyer. He said he
supposA there nester a time since the
New Testament was gathered into one
book when so many men and women
might
tongue,
found reading it in the En
glish tongue, and that nowhere on the
earth could we find so many bending
over the sacred pages as in the United
States. After. speaking of the hold
which the Bible has upon the common
heart and.mind, he continued:
It is an open secret that for many
years there has•beeh a feeling among
those who can compare the English
tongue with the originals that the old
translation we have used for 270 years
is not always true. Manuscript copies
have been found of a much earlier.. date
than any that were known to the
scholars of that day and the; , .e contain
new reading—new because they are so
01(1—which point - uow l and then to the
suspicion that the biter manuscripts
have been , altered iu:the interest_ of
some sect, or mistakes were 'made of
Which the o .ribs was not aware or mat
ters whi+ were once written on the
miugiu Intve found a place in the text.
We have also to face The fact that iu
despite of the 'sweet, pure. well of En
glish undefiled se find in . the Bible
many words in our own -tongue haV'e
lost their old meaning and taken
another, or have quite dropped out of
common use.
The preacher : said he was : sure he
spoke in the mind of all lovers of The
Divine Book when he said he was glad
so little harm had been done to our
deep lyingioye for the World, which is
so woven into the warp and woof of our
life. He was glad for this reform, which
is so far from revolution in the book so
nia — ny loved best. All the great chap
terti in the Old and New Testaments
have a lyrical element in them. We
find, to our delight, we can stilt sing
them to ourselves, and they are as full
us ever of the sweet old charm, while we
cannot be displeased at even losing
some touch of it for the • sake of the
clearer-truth which has come to us be
yOnd a doubt through the good which
has been done. He related the cases of
two persons who had learned - Greek on
purpose to read the Testaments, and
who, after" having done so, declared
they found nothing there but U r nitar,
ianism: There was fine passage once
deemed conclusive in support of the
Trinity, and certaiulY„ if it was proven
true, the strongest words to be found
for that side —"There are three that bear
record in heaven—the Father, the-Word
and the Holy Ghost, and these three
—are one.' This noble• body of divines,
who have made the new version, in
which there is only one Unitarian, have
left the passage opt altogether and so
conveyed to us their belief . that John
never wrote it—a:truth good scholars of
the present everywhere have been in
sisting on for many years. 'I find,' said
Dr. Collyer, 'nu - hew shade of meaning,
brought in anywhere to maintain
trinity.' The Lord our God, the Lord
is one and master, thou halt well said.'
He is one in the gospels, , , and God is
. one in St. Paul's epistles and in the
Epistle of James I notice also new
' shades of meaning touching the person
.and office of Jesus. In the old Vetioll
we read, 'There:is - ono * God and one
`mediator between • God and men, the
man Christ Jesus:" Li the new it
• "There is oue_ mediator between God
end. man, himself man, Christ Jesus'.'
In the same epistle the old reading, 'God
was- nianifest in the flesh' is changed to
'tie who %Vas manifested in the flesh,•
taking the great name completely out of
the controversy, as we have always
claimed it should be. . In another
epistle Paul, speaking of Jesus, is'inade
to say in she old version, 'Who being in
.the form of 'God thought it not rob
bery to be equal with God.' But in
the new the passage reads, 'Who being
in the form of God thought it not it
thing to be grasped to be on an equality
with God'— a reading- which: alters' the
'whole meaning. Elseirhere the old
version reads, 'Of whom as concerning
the flesh Christ came, who is over all,
God blessed forever.' The reading we
have insisted on is giving in the margin
—'He who if God over all he blessed
forever; or, 'He who is over all is God,
blessed fotever,' which changes the
doctrine with •an ascription. In the
First epistle of John the name-of God,
which it hay been claimed refers to
Christ, is taken out of the text entirely.
7i There is but one Owe in the old version
of the New Tektunent iu which the
word 'atonement' is used. In the new
version this one instance is left out, and
the word 'reconciliation' takes its place.
:The old reading on which the.Cal
vanistic brethren set such store, • 'The
Lord addeth to the church daily such
as should be saved,' is now made to
read, 'Those that were being saved,'
and predestination is softened by just-a
touch with preordained, so that while
the word is' still' capable of trouble
enough when it is turned from life 'to
death, it is not the old grim word-which
has struck' such pain to the human
heart. I noticed also,another 'word is
changed and touched with this sweet
reasonableness, and that is the word
'conversion,' of which so much.bas be en
made we could not allow. The word is
now left out and a very good one takes
it, place: 'And except ye be converted
and became 10 little children,' is now
'Except ye turn and become as little
(children,' and •Except a luau be born
again he cannot ste the kingdom of
God;' is made to read, 'Except. a man
be born anew or from abofe.' That
ugly word 'damnation' is left out en
tirely and gives place to 'condemnation'
or to !judgment,' and 'Knowing, there
fore, the terror of the Lord," is altered
into 'Knowing, therefore, the fear of
the . Lord.' We have often heard
divines preach from the test, .'All Scrip
ture is giving' by inspiration of God
and is profitable for doctrine, -for re
proof,' and so on; and then make this
the proof,-that the whole 13ible was so
givena dogma we have steadily de:
flied. We are now justified. The new
version of . the- New Testa - nen; read,
'Every Scripture inspired of God is also
profitable for teaching,' and so.
truth we.laye always held.
There is u clear gain also in the new
version touching that last fastness of
error anti 'dismay, hell and the even fist
ing-torments. Old Latimer was report
ed 346 years ago to Mr. Secretary Corn
well as having preached in Bristol
sundry erroneous doctrine's,' such as 'in
hell there is no'literul fire.' It was to
be expected Of the great, sweet, human
heart and the L great outspoken soul. It
is the eternal protest of the • human
heart against thiS doctrine of eternal
doom, uud what the hymn book calla
the ''darkness, fire'und chains,'-that has
brought out so many protests from
geat . men who luive lived in the world,
and pondered on it, It has lorigseem
ed clear to me that where any sentence
can be made . to prove this eternal doom,
and eternal fire, that senteuc should not
be taken as a word of God. Our new
translators have dealt with these pas-
. .
sages too timidly. Still they make the
margin often read, 'For ages and ages,'
where the teit reads, 'Nor ever and
ever,' and that is in harmony with the
best scholarship, which insiststhat'ne
used
instead
age enduring' should sdwaya be •
instead of 'everlasting' and 'forever.'.
They have not shown quite this spirit,
however, in dealing with the word
'hell,' which' has gathered in the course
of time such fearful ineaning's. I
think they shOold simply have left it
out in The twenty places in which it oc
curs and printed the original word in
every iustance—Hades, Gehenna on .
Tartarus—and left us to make out the
meaning. each man for himself. • They
have put Gehenna in the 'Margin. They_
_
had best left it in the test. It means
the Vale of Hinman. It was some sabh,
plaiceoutside" JeruSalem :,as we are talk
ing of now where we may cremate our
refuse. In the OM Testament we only
find the word Sheal, or Hades, in this :
connection, and when Hades occurs in
the New it is never franslated into
'bell' in the new version. And so it
Will come to pass that we shall have the
old stern book in the new version with
out the word, while it still standl in all
its mediaeval ugliness and horror in the
New Testamentthe gospel, thi3 glad
tidings to men of God's eternal love.
The saddest thing that could happen
now would be to make this new version
a bone of fierce and bitterd contention
and the lament again come true.'-
A Patent Jleror.
• A San Francisco man claims to have
invented a patent juror Which will meet
the requirements of the law fully. The
patent, interccinv.ertible, incorruptible
juror is built of boiler iron, firmly riv
eted from the neck to the hips, and
covered with trunk leather, - prnamen , ,
tally sewed, and warranted not to or
crack. From the hips to the heels the
material employed is boxwood, fitted
with joints and bound with copper,
thus insuring flexibility, durability and
strength where they are. most needed in
a juror. The head is of - .basswood,
studded with brass-headed nails 'and
covered with railroad 'iron, which. is
riveted with bolts pas..ing through the
cranium. A sheathing of copper con.'
cears the bolt-heads", and .this in turn is
hidden by the - ordinary juror's expres=
sion of intelligence, skilfully applied by
emilient artists, who employ none but
the finest paint. The trunk of the in
veintion contains a rod nicely balanced
and hung in the centre. The mouth
, is provided with two tongues, on one of
which is painted in - bold characters
'Guilty,' and the other ,'Not guilty.'
These tongues are connected with the
balanced rod by two fine, stiff steel
wires. From either end of the red is.
suspended a large piece of cheese, and- :
when balanced, both tongues remain,
within the - mouth. The case is tried as
before the•average juror, the evidence'',
i carefully drawn out, the summing-up_
speeches made by the counsel and the
charges delivered by the court. When
the case is closed, a small rat is intro
duced into the trunk through a trap
and lockectup by the sheriff. The par
ties in action have then but to wait for
for the verdict. Sooner or later, accord
ing to the extent to which the facts
have beo2 disputed, the rat will eat one
of the piedes of cheese, - Which will al
low the oPp i site end of the par to fall,
pressing no the steel wire: connected
with one ofhe tongues and presenting
at the mouth the verdict of 'Guilty,' or
'Not guilty,' le: luck may haVe directed
he rat.
PILES..
Piles are frequently preceded by fi sense of
weight in the back, ioirw and lower part of
the abdomen, canaing the patient to suppose
he has some affection of the kidneys or
neighboring organs. At times symptoms - of
indigestion are present as flatulency, uneasi
ness of the stomach; etc. A' moisture like
perspiration, prOduciug a very disagreeable
itching, particularly at Mgt . t after getting
warm in bed. is a very common attendant.
Internal, External and Itching Piles yield at
once on the application of Dr. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly upon the parts
affe
I cted absorbing the Tumors, allaying the
intense tching, and affecting a permanent
cue where all other remedies have failed.
Dolnot delay until the drain on die iystem
prciduces permanent disability, but try, it
and be cured. Price, 50 cents. Ask, your
druggist for it, end when you cannot obtain
it .of him, we, will send it, prepaid, on recipt
of price. Address The Dr. Bosauko Medicine
Co.. Piqua, Ohio. Sold by Clark B. Poiter,
S. End of Ward Rouse Block.
- June 2-lyr.
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quiring a certain anti efficient tonic; especially Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Intef-
Mittetit l'erers, Want of Appetit , , Loss of Strength, Lack of Energy, etc. Enrich& ,
the blood, strengthens the muscle!, and" giies new life to the nerves. They act
like a charm on the digestive organs, removing all dyspeptic symptoms, such
ass Tast!ny the Food, Belching; Heat in the Stomach, Rear:burn etc. The - onlV
iron .Preparation that will not blacken the !teeth or give
headache. Sold by all druggists. Write for the AB C Book, 32 pp. of
useful and amusing reading—sent free.
BROWN CHEMICAL CO., Baltimore, Md.
BITTERS
For, !male s y .". : kr.l3 ,
MRS. LYDIA E. PINKHAM.
DiSCOVEICER OP
LYDIA:E. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
The Positive Core
• •
For all Female Complaints.
This preparation. as its name signifies, consists of
Vegetable Properties that are harmless to the most deb•
lade invalid. Upon ono trial the Merits of this Com •
pound Will be recognised, as relief is immediate ; and
when its usels continued, In ninety-nine cases in a bun.
dred, ',permanent cure is eifeeted,asthousands will tew
Cry.: On second of its proven merits, It is to-day re.
commended and prescribed by the best physicians in
the country.-
It .will cure entirely the worst form of falling
of the- uterus, Lbueorrlicea, irregular and isslnful
Menstruation, all OCarima Troubles, liilianutuitiori and
Ulceration, Floodlngs, all Displacements and the oati
serpent spirull,wealmess, and Es especially Adapted to
the Change of Life. It will dissolve and expel tumors
from the nterusin an early stage of development. The
tendency to cancerous humors there to checked very
speedily by its use.
In fact • it has • proved. to t,o tho great
est and best remedy that has ever been discover
ed. It permeates every portion of the system, and gives
new life and vigor. It removes fain t ness,fiatuleney, de
stroys all craving for stimulants, and relieves wealmesa
of the stomach .
It cures Bloatiag, headaches, Ferrous Prostration,
- General Dubility, Sleeplessnem, Depression and Indi
gestion. That feeling of bearing down. causing pain,
weight and backache, Is always pernuinently cared by
its use, it will at all times, and under all. eireurnstan.
ces, art in harmony with the law that' governs the
teinalosiWiera.
For Ellneytompl.vintio: either sex this compound
Is unsurpawsi.
Lydia E. Pinkbain's Vegetable Compound
Is prepared at =nod =5 Western 'Avenue, Lynn, Mons.
Price $ - ..03. Six bottles fur $5.00. Sent by mall in the
form of pills, also to the form of Lozenge; on receipt
of price, $l.OO, per box, for either. Mrs. PECELfAId
freely answers all letters of Ingnily. Send for pana
pMeL - Addres= as spore Nen! ton this paper.
N 4 family should be without LYDIA E. PEMHABP
LIVED. PILLS. They cur, Constipation, BlUotusnes;
•ndforpidliy — Of the Liver. cants per box.
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY & CO.,
GMER4L
For sale by H. C. Porter 2 Son,
TOWANDA, PA.
1152 9 - 8. -/Y
STOP AT '
T. MIJIR & Co.'s
UM
GROCERIES
AND
PROVISIONS.
The place , to save money b Ociying cheap is at
()ernes Main ml,d Franklin Streets.
TOWA:iDA., PA
They respectfally aartotincir - idi the public that
they have a large stock of
FLOUR, FRED, URAL, GRAIN, SALT, - FlBll
PORB, and PROVlSlONS.generally.
Nike have also•added to our stock a varlety of
WOODEN WARE, such as lit - te.ft 'TUB% FIB
KIN% CHURNS, ETO.
Juit received a large stock of Sugars, Teas;
Coffees, Spices, MOULSON'S PURE SOAP, the
best in the market, and other nickel of soap
Syrup and Molasses, which they offer at low
prices for Cash. ' oct 26 77
Grocers sell Aschenbsch itT, Miller's
FAMILY :CHOCOLATE
an article superior in,quality an&lower in price
than any other in the market.: prominent
and experienced New York physician gives it as
his opinion that chocolate is-peeferable to tea
or coffee, because it adds strength to the body,
new life to the exhausted brain, quiets the ner—
vous system, harmonizes the workings of the
digestive organs, and gives purity to the blood.
For a superfine confection, ask your confec
tioner for oun Sweet Spiced Vanilla Chocolate
Aschenbach t. - 2. Miller, 3d and Callowhill Ste.,
Phila.. Pa. 13Jan-Cm.
HORSESend 25 cents in stamps or
currency for a new HORSE
BOOK. It treats all diseases, has 35 fine engrav
ings showing positions assumed by sick horses,
BOOK a of V table of doses, a large collection
ALUAHLE RECIPES, rules
for telling the age of a horse, with an engraving
showing teeth of each year, and a large amount
of other valuable horses information . pr. Wm.
H. Hall says, .1. have bought books that I paid
$5 and $lO for which I do not like as well as I do
yours." Sim) !On a CLIICULAIc AOLNIM WANTZD.
B. J. Kendall, M. D., EnOsburgh Falls, Vt.
The Paiktund Bent 3lrdlelnis rter Made.
Aco mbination cf Hope,
_Buck's, Ma
• ralt . awl DandeliOn,w4hallthobe-stan. ,
mostc tive prink:ties of all other Bitters,
makes the graate , ,t 113100 d Purifier, Live
Reg u 1 tutor and Life I ca a
Restoring
Agent on earth.
•
mo iihkvase c an Possibly long &AA where Hopi
Bitters are us 1-1100 t pried aad*erfuct are their
operath, •• .
They cies zee
To all whose o ElPloYinents cense trrsgblart
ty atim bot.elsor urinary oroans,' or who •
quire an A pi.etizer Tonic and mild SHlM:dant,
Hop rLtt..rs arc inval uable,Wi thoutlfltoir
boating.
Ito master whatyour fe clings or sym • ••••
are what the disease br ail Cont. is use Hop Bit
ters. Don't wait until Tema re rick but it you
only feel bad or tniseraide: them at once.
away intro your 11 felt has See ed hundreds.
$5OO will be p.ald foram se t heY not
reer help. Do not suffer t l .° u_r fr iend 3
suffet,init use and urge them w M
u 9 (! OO S
Remember. flop Bitters is no Tiler drugged
- runken nostrum, but tho Purest and
Medicine ever made; the "Mang Man
and 1110PV+ and no mon or family
should be without them.
mix. is an absolute and itrastible Cure
forDrunkeness, use of opium, tobacco and
narcotics. All sold by druggists. send 41. •
for Circular. Utp Bitters RIP. Cisy
ituche.ter.N.Y and Toronto, tut.
,mess
ALWAYS OHAND.—A fi ne
variety of Paper,
White and Colored Curds, and, other
material, for executing fi rst-elniii Job
Printing, at the Office of THE BRAD
FORD Rzeumosic AU orders promptly
executed, and at the lowest cash rates
. ,
, .
I
•-•.t,•
'RUE TONIC .-- ,
MRS. D.V.STEDGE,
Mann/ L atium). and Dealer in
HUMAN HAIR
ren AS WICS, BANDEAUX, tho popular
Clifutolai*ae
EVERYTHING BELONGING TO TUE HAIR TRADE
ar Special 'Attention given to COMBINGS
Hoots all turned one way.
SWITCHES from $1 upwards. Also Agent for
Hunter's Invisible Face Po:ider,
Madam Clark's Corsets, and
//fa—Particular attention paid to dressing ladlea
hair at their homes or at my place of business.
over Evans k. Ifildrettes store.
novlB-6m 35as. 1). V. STEI)GE.
You that have beauty,.
Come and let na take tt,
And you that have none.
Como and let us mako ft
Dayton & Rockwell
PHOTOGRAPHERS,
Cordially invite the public to givo chore acs
at the
Rooms formerly occupied by
G, IL Wood,
TOWANDA; PENNA
Recent improvements In tho skylight have fur
nished facilities for taking perfect pictures
quickly and in all kinds of weather.
PORTRAITS FROM PHOTOGRAPHS and DE,
CEASED PERSONS a specialty. Finished in
Id
dia ink, Water Colors. Crayons, •)r Pastelles, any
size.
FINEST WORK OF ARTISTIC EXCEL
LENCE GUARANTEED. A
STOOK of FRAMES ON HAND
' AT ALL TIMES.
C. S. DAYTON.
Towanda, Oct s, 1880
Wagips. - !Cliage's
; , OLD ESTABLISHMENT.
JAMES BRYANT,
would
call the atten
tion of FARMERS and
lii
others to his largo and complete
Open 'inn)uggieF.o
PLATFORM WAGONS
all of hid
own AIANUFACTURE and war,-
Bryant's Flexible Springs need in all Platform
. Wagons. The easiest and best in nue:
NOW IS YOUR TIME TO. BUY!
. Look at these figures:
Two Seated Carriages trom $l5O t 0 .5175
Photons. one seated 125 to 150
Top Buggies 125 to 150
Open Buggies 80 to 100
Democrat Wagons ' 90 to 110
Remember that'the above are all fully warrant.
ed, first-class or no pay.
Repairing promptly atttended to at 25 per cent
below last years prices.
Officeand Factory cor. Main and Elizabeth Sta.
JASr:BRIPANT.
8-10 t 177
Prices cheaper than the cbeit
WYSOX PA
ONE MORE
-
PICTURE GALLERY
G. H. WOOD & CO.
Will ; open - their New Gallery iii
Patton's Block,
on the First Monday of April. Having fitted.tip
entirely now, with the beat of instruments, we
are prepared to make •
Tintypes, fht one sitting, all for 50 cts:
in neat env.elotler; 10 forsl.oo. Copying of all
kinds of Photographs,and Stereoscopic and large
view work done at this gallery.
Give us a call and we will try and satisfy you
in price and .quality. mar 28
Mar 20-Istr
H. simmiNs.
THE FASHIONABLE
•
BOOT, SHOE AND GAITER
• - MANUFACTURER. •
Is now prepared to do all kinds of work in
hisline in toe latest .styles, and of the best
material.
ALL WORK--and MATERIAL WARRANTEE.
'Repairing done neatly and 'promptly
on short notice. In PATTON'S
BLOCK Over Jacob's Clothing Store.
25
Dr. Jones' Taraxicum Tonic
• •
or Dyspepsia Medicine, a vegetable compound
whose virtues have stood a 2wwr or 40 inns, is
infallible in the cure of Dyspepsia, General De
bility, Chronic Weakness of Lungs. Spleen, Kid
neys, Short Breath. Heartburn, St. Vitus' Dance,
Pain in the Stomach, Back and Cheat. Particu
larly adapted kith Famumr. Diszases, no matter
what the age of the patient may be. Price 74 eta.
Sold by druggists. May 20 ly
IF YOU • ARE THIRSTY .
drink a glass of ASCltetilleCK k kliumas* popular
Bunn Bain, the most delightful beverage of the
season cooling, refreshing, and an excellent pre.
ventative of summer complaints. It also acts as I
a blood purifier without any stimulating or in
toxicating effects, being a pure vegetable 'prep-
station. and entirely free from anything ap
proaching alchobal. It is solrkill YeIIEAP that it
is within the means of the poorest. A 25 cur
FACE.AGE WILL MALE FIVE OALLOaB OF SEER !
En-
Boned by temperance advocates and physicians.
All druggists and country storekeepers sell it.
Wholesale DePotli. W. corner ; ad end Callowhill 4
St. Philadelphia. May 23. 'Bll7
GOODS.
Slionkkr Brace . Elastics
IL R. ROCKWEIJ
assortment of
EEO
ranted in everj , par
ticular'
GEORGE OTT,
lailmentarilarble & Granite Work
IN TOWANDA.
Stevens & Long
General. Dealers. in
.110craizs;'
PROVISIONS,
ME
EM
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Oil Al
G
fn thelr nem', 4tori.t
COE• MAIN AND PINE BTS•
1
(The old eland of Fox.Stevene & Mercer.)
They invite attention to their complete
•
assortment and very large stock of
Choice New Goods. :which they
Wive . RlWar OD' hand
ESPECIAL ATTENTION. _GIVEN
To Llw
PRODUCE TRADE
And Cast; Paid for Desirable kinds
M. J. LONG
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
JAMES MTABE
HAS REMOVED HIS GROCERY BUSINESS TO
THE SOUTH-EAST CORNER OF MAIN
AND BRIDGE STREETS, WHERE
HE HAS FSTADLISHED
Head Quarters
FOR EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF
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April 29 ly
NATHAN TIDD,
(Successor to Mr. McKesti,)
' 64 DEALER, IN
PITTSTON, WILKESBARRF:.
LOYAL SOCK
COAL,
FOOT or PINE STR&ET, NEAR COURT HOUSE
TOWANDA, PA.
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'Doylies 'Swing Churn
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with it.
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is what every Sugar ker needs.
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ts ahead of anything of the kind In use.
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Feb 19-tf. • • ' •
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TABLES,
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TO\VANDA. JAN. 2Gth, 1841
M. HENDELI6N..-
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Sir ALL OP WHICH WILL EE SOLD AT THE
ERY LOV.EIT PRICES,
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by an experienced and - competent workman.
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Jl. WELER
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at once. 'E. H. Bayne.s2l Chestnut st.
L6') 3
Procured for all persons th ,
genic° from any cause, also for heirs order'. o <: 4
soldiers. The slightest disability entit:o l
pension, Pension Increased. Bounty antlL , : i!, - , 4 3,!
discharges - procured. Those who, are in
• to whether entitled to anything, should
wo 3 cent stamps for our circular of infor;; .
' on." Address with stamps, Stoildart k
ollcitors of , Claims and Patents, ltooin s. •
°nil Building, Washington, B. C.
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PATE-NTS OBT AIN'T;-
klyeroishOsse office is over loan!! &
store, will make drawin ge of modes., nsl:
Mira in proper form fo r applicants :or Is- ,
and,attend-to all buainee s pertaining to al; t
!ions for Patents on call. ea 4 Jul)..