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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13
Z IGHT AND HEALTHY BREAD.
JAMES PYLEpS
DGeLetGC - MEe rat ~ s..

- " " v " y - w " y = ~ " w y
The high point of perfection attained in the purihca-
ton OF james Pye's Detetc Saeratus is Of much linz
portance to the American public, and should command
special attention. Saeratus is used In almost every fam.
y from the President down to the humblest citizen In
preparing the greatest necessary Of life, BREAD; hence
the Importance of purely wholesome article.
HEADS OF FAMILIESl
Take heed that your Chldren's health may not be de-
stroyed, for medical men unanimously acknowledge that
the strong alkaline qualities Of common saleraus are
destructive TO health 1t deranges the stomach enters
the SYSTEM and the way for numerous diseases and
the great mortality among children Of the present dav
from apparently simple diseases, can TO great extent
be atriu uted TO its destructive properties Indeed n
consumers had any knowledge Of the dangerous mpurl
ties existing in much Of the Saeratus in use they
would shudder at the thought of using It in their food
but here is an article that can be relied on.
JAMES PYLES DIETETIC SALERAT US,
Which is rapidly finding Its way all parts Of the
n.y. Its pure aud harmless qualities selfeydent
that any intelligent Lady be convinced by single
ra and its powerful raising properties quite sub-
Gent TO produce eighth bread (suabe for the
most delicate or dyspeptc paten from the pound Of
Hour, than be done In the ordinary way For short
Biscuit, Cake and Pastry Of all kinds 10 Is by FAR superior
to Super Carbonate Of s0da and requires less shortening
TO produce the desired richness.
JAMES PYLE is the sole originator OF the Dietetic sal'
eratus and that bearing any other name is counterfeit
Misunderstanding depot ia Warren Street, New York.
For sale At all the Groceries In Worcester and through
out New England generally. 40 da.om
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13

us ie9ovul ls Office from lss Main street AMGmck
m ni,,s dir,etlv upposLc, where lac will he hnppy
W''N P'""hs and triuudB, apps DIT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13

Notice. COWARD T. WARDWELL is this day
admitted into copaftnership with the subscriber in the
Whole ale and Retail Clothing and Tailoring business,
which will be continued the old stand, l6S and ITO
Main Street, under the and style of A. P. WARE
& co.
The subscriber desires to tender his grateful acknow
edgements the large patronage which has hitherto
been bestowed upon his establishment, and he would reg
leave to solicit continuance of the same.
Worcester, Aug. /, 1858. A. P. WARE.
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Nem advertisements.
THE BEAUTIFUL
So @ "a ere g q cane 90 q G az /!

MI Make the Trip fran Providence.
u Cars leave the Depot on Green Street at 645 A. M
FARE TO NEWPORT AND BACK, ST. rs.
Tickets can be had at the principal Book and Music
Stores, and Boyden's Exchange
Worcester, August IS, 1886. DIT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13

" oreester Hyd-opath5c RnsfTamtIon
on 6rcA and Fountain sts., Forester, 5fsss. The
Proprletors Of this Institution aim to make it COM
loraoe home fer nyads at all The location is
elevated and healthy yet easy Of access from all parts Of
me medical department is conducted by DR. S. ROGERS.
ana has never been limited to the exclusive use Of waei
those cases which seemed to require other treatment
For terms, &c, address
E. +. ROGERS, SUPERINTENDENT
Outdoor practice attended to- Office hours to 4PN,
au27 dSvtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13

MRS. >. Goodwin, an experienced and sucot IS
midwife holds hersefin readiness, day aud night to
aendthn duties Of her profession Residence ib Austin
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13
Physician for Diseases of the Lungs,
je10 daw1y No. Cambridge 81 ijoston.

FUTILE & MOSES, Auburn, N Y, GENERAL. AGENTS
N B. $lOO and postage stamps enclosed to any au
thorze Agent, will ensure bottle of the Pills by return
mall.
For sale by WM. BUSH Il Co., Wholesale & Reta
Agents Il druggists generally. dawly mct1S
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Clothing, Mf.

Prices Much Lower than Ever Before offered!
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Has on hand at the present time Carryals Phaetons
Chaises, Top Buggies and 4 Concord Wagons; also
Buggy aud Chaise HARNESSES, all new, made of the
best materials and warranted to give satisfaction Also
several second hand Carriages, which will be sold low
Repairing done to order. my19 eod&w3ms
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13

Slate fOF Roof, The subscriber Is prepared 10
furnish Slate for Roofs, Of superior quality aud lay Il 10
The best manner, the most satisfactory terms. SAM
pies may be seen at the yard on Grove street.
ap13 dtf JOHN BARNARD
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EiectrO-Chcmicnl Bntha.-The proprietor
Of the Worcester Water Cure would announce 10 the pub
lie that they now have all the facilities for administering
these baths.
Worcester Jan. %, 1855. ~
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Balm OF Thousand Flowers .--Reader
do you wish beautiful compexione II so, use the "Bdtm
NJ Thousand Fowersn II eradicates all Tan, Pimpes,
and freckss ircm the face For washing and shaving
and cleansing the Teeth, leaving beautiful, periumed
feutt IT mas so EQUAL
EErhInaE a CO.. Boston, g. r. spuRg, sole agtnt
Or Worcester mch26 dly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-08-13

The Fixtures of ~ Drag Store, FOR SALE
consisting OF She'll Bottles, Counter and Prescript ion
Scales Soda Fountain and drawing apparatus Drawers
Cigar and Show Cases These Fixtures are In good or
der, aud will be sold reasonably. These Fixtures will be
sold In quantities TO suit purchasers. Address j. O
hill, Apothecary. Worcester, Mass dtf iylb
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-31
CROSS m1sREpREsENTAT1oNl I

", "Lappened in at the effort to form a
.pn,bapan Club" in this borough on Thurs
,,,. evening last, in time to hear the conclusion
srI ProL1Ers fanfaronade. We must con
t... that as we'll as we understood the speak
-. Jisposition to miSrepresent, we were aston
.l,lot the assertions we heard him make
He said
1.t That Illinois led off in the State cleo
tons.
snI That both the candidates for Cover
,,r IN Illinois were for Buchanan That he
L,d read in the Chicago Tribune that Col.
r;..oI said in his speeches that if his defeat
,,.,,,I increase Buchanans majority in the
s,to h, would be willing to be defeated. -
THE contest there was mere struggle between
two democrats.
: That there was not Republican electo-
ri ticket in any Southern State.
tn. Colonel contrived to crowd these mis-
..,tcments of facts into the few remarks we
heard. They are false in every particular
Illinois does not vote for State officers un-
N ,ho dav Of the Presidential election.
The gallant Col. BIssEII, the Republican
,,pd,Iate for Governor of Illinois, is a warm
.,nportcr Of Fremont aud DAYTON
The Chu"go TrlJ0ae has never published
ANYTHING Ike the statement represented nor
Ia, Col. PIoLLEr seenany such assertion in any
.,lcr print.
A Republican electoral ticket is already
formed in Kentucky one person upon which
vas democratic clector in lS4S, and will re-
,riye large vote.
Col. PioIEr may take which horn Of this
.,ama he chooses Either he was guilty of
q -ro,> and Intentional effort to mSrcpreSent
or lie has shown an incapacity of accuracy =
which should cause his statements to bc rcceiv-
I'd with many grains of allowance
The cause must be Il hopeless one indeed,
VIXEN such untrutItul and inaccurate statements
..e necessary to infuse little confidence into
Z, a,>uportcrs.
There were many other statements equally
.rAart in reasoning and fact but these, which
are almost historical are all that are necessary
..mop,g'y characterize the whole effort.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-31

the Corner Of Main and Bridge streets in Patton
~ New Block, where they will exhibit and offer for sale
splendid stock of DRY GOODS consisting of the latest
styles of Ladies' Dress Silks such plain black watered
aIentinc hrocade &c, Changeahe, China and plaid silk
splendid style of striped pongce silk, of all coors and
shades splendid stock OF Grape, Silk, Stella and
printed Cashmere SIiAWLS; regular assortment Of
DRESS GOODS consisting of chally. dc lancs, berages
lawns &C. from 30 cent calico dress pattern up to 81
silk dress. In DOMESTlCS assortment is complete
We have large stock of prnts ginghams checks tick
ngS, beachcd and unbcaChcd muslin &c. Also Splcn-
did assortment OF EMBROlDERlES. Anch French
nceicwork collars sleeves Swiss and aConct ouncins
nccilcwork clgin%S and inscrtng linen thread laccs
cotton embroidered lace curtains, iaconcs, dotted muS
gro>part muSlrE &c, too numerous to mention.
We have also an elegant assortment OF Bonets, Rib
b0ts FIoweIS and BOrdCs HedddreSSes, hair fronts,
hair 6rdids Sc To which invite the attention of COun
try MillinerS and the Ladies in particular.
All of the above articles feel assured offer to
the public at asnni>hingly low prices, and dccrmin
cd not to be undcrsold by any establishment this side of
New York city. We would invite the citizens of Brad
ford county and elsewhere TO give call and examine
stock and satisfy themselves abOn prices before
purchasing elsewhere II is true saying penny saw
ed Is two earned.
To the GENTLEMEN in particular we will say that in
cOnncXiOn with the above have regular Tailoring
establishment in the city of NewYork and have taken
particular pains to get up splendid stock of SPRING
AND ST MMER CLOTHING. which offer to YOU at
prices unsurpassed at any other establishment. Our
ormcnt in this branch consists of Infants Boys and
Mems Wear; also general stock of GentiemeRs FJ1
ishing Goods, such Shirts, Collars Cravats Stocks
Socks, Suspendcrs &c. Also, general assortment of
Hats We are prepared TO take measures for suits
ana furnish them on short notice and warrant them a
good fit aud satisfactory in every respect. In short all
the goods sold by will be warranted and exchange
taken back if required We atter ourselves that have
workmen employed and give satisfaction the public
Reference of our firm he had from Benz. Bentley,
Albert Chanbern l.. Seare, Nm. X. Hatch, Il. b. Little,
John F. Dean, ESlrs., Montrose, Pa.
TOwanaa, Aprl g.
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ccqaI AOucrticmeuts.
ID EGISTER'S NOTICES Eo,:

EGISTER'S NOTICES-Noticeis is here
by given that there have been filed and settled in
Bradford accounts ot administration u,on the tnIinwn
estates. viz " "ins
tln account OF Mal p. Sade administrator Of the cs
tate oi Il. b. Siade, late,of Columbia deceased -
Partial account Of VIM. e. Watkins odniri-,r,tor -,
the estate ot d. ; Watkins, late of Columbia deed
larttl account OF 5 Squres and Wm. Stevens execu-
tors oi tiial Stevens, late of RidgLurv deceased
mai account of John V. Ballard administrator Of the
esIate 9t Isaac SturSes Late OF Springfield deceased
ii account oil 8 ) Bradley administrator of the O..
tate oi Allen Woodruff, late of Wilmot, deceased
Partial account of +. +. Young executor of Jas Turn
bull late OF Monroe, deceased.
ana Tue same Will be presented to the Orphans Court
oi bradford county Monday the lt ay of SeptemLer
next Tor confirmation and allowance
n.o, JAMES IT, WEBB, Register.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-31
TOWanda Market Wholesale Prices,
corrected weekly by f. T. FOX Dealer in Provisions and
Groceries, No. |, Brick Row.l
Arrival and Departure of Mails,

WAFERLY-trrycs daily, except Sunday. at l2l T. VI.
Departs do do
TCAkN k-ArrivcS daily, except Sunday. at II VI.
Departs do lP.M
TROY-Arrivcs daily, except Sunday. at p. VI.
Departs do \. VI.
Observation-Disclosures Tuesday Thursday and Satur-
day, at =. NJ. Departs. same days. at \. VI.
CANTON-Arrives Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
SIP. NJ. Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
AT 4. NJ.
MONTROSE-ArrveS Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
at p. VI. Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, at : \. VI.
LAPORTE-AwivcS Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
T. NJ Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at II VI.
WELLSRC RG-Arrves Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at +. VI. Departs Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day at \. NJ
EAioN-ArriveS Wednesday and saturday. at P. NJ.
Departs Tuesday and Friday. at ) 4. VI.
The morning mails close o'clock OF the evening pre-
yi"uS The afternoon mails close at lI5 A. VI.
July u. leiG. IL. {. PORTER, 7. ~
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-31

Es9~ \ Convention of the Radical Demo
Gratis of New York was held at Syracuse on
Thursday last. The Hon JAS S. WADswoRrH
presided, among the delegates were many of
the most prominent and influential democrats
OF the State, who have always held aloof from
the Republicans.
r The proceedings breathe spirit of indepcn-
denee and of devotion to principle. Recogniz-
ing the principal question iu the pending can
vas as Freedom or Slavery in Kansas, they
resolve to support the election of FREMONT and
DAYTON.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-31

ElE- CAMPMEETING.-T The undersigned would
EaS inform the public generally. that arrangements
are being made by a committee chosen for that purpose
tp hold Camp Meeting FreHchtown, most beau
titul land owned bv Bartholomew apore. Said
meeting t""l"n by sermon, at i. NJ on Tuesday the
"a OF September next, and close the following Tuesday
morning The public generally and especially all friends
of mpmcctings from far and earnestly invited
to furnish Themselves with cloth and supply pro-
Visions and come thus prepared to remain with during
the whole of the meeting Competent aid both clerical
and lay, from abroad, will be expected.
l.. WOOD Chairman
Liberty Corners July |, 1856 Com. of Arrangement.
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DROCLAMATION-Wheroos tbo In,

80 80 "A "A = / " y w uclciS, Ihc Hon
DAN I'D Nll-MOT, President judge of the l1tb I'm.
cal District. consisting of the Counties of Bradford Sus
4uehanna and Sullivan and Hons. MYRoS B.fL,Rn aud
AREr ACKlEN, Associate Judges in and for said count
9" bfadord nave ased their prccept hearing date the
10th day of July. A.Dls56 to me directed frr Ian
Court OF Oyer and Tcrmfner Genera: Quarter Sessions If
The Peace Common Pleas and Orphans Court at Tnwon
da Tor the County ot bradford the first Monday the
lst day OF SEPTEMBER next. to continue two weeks
Notice therefore hereby given, the Coroncrs and
Justices o the Peace and COstables Of the County OF
Bradford that they be then and there in th;r
SON al 10 o'clock IN the forenoon OF said day with their
records inquI~ltions and other remenbranccs to do h
tnss whch TO their olce appertans to be done: and
those who are bound by recognzance or otLcri. n ro
secute against the prisoners who are or NAV be- in the m
OF sad county or who shall be honnd TO anpear M thr
SAID court are to be then and there prosecute aoins
them as sai! be just Jurors requested To be punctua
IN their attendance, agreeabIv 10 their notice
pleu AT IoWanda the 22d of July in the year of our
the independence of the United States the seventy
ninth Holm F., ConDINft c,a.t,T' 49,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-31

3NF.N'sNr MCAMrM, of the New
>''' Erie Railroad has published q very
.''> and interesting diagram, after the
" a genealogical tree, of the entire
" H The Erie Road. 1t shows at a
~e occupation of every employee of the
81! ami every rarnifcation of RESPONSE
"'a the Iaborer up to the President
prove a curiosity and instructive stu
'- railroad men.
d.. indebted to Superintendent MCAL-
copy Of this very ingenious chart
''St explanation of his division Of du-
',.'Fon,IbiIities in working the road,
'' '' offered and reflects great cred
'@ practical ability and talents as an
y 0"'er The management of the
~A and Erie, is the theme of constant
Nose who have occasion 40 trust
OF property upon the road. The
.''' "ln@"r which the paSScngcrfcels
evidence that the road is ably and
II managed
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s.. The VAN BuRrHS', father aud son. hay
. ,..a.frd their determination to support Mr..
G.u>lv. il >omewha refreshing to see how
r.briu'Iy they have grown in tile estimation
a. the Slavery adiunctS While these gentle
nr were consistent III their opposition to Sla-
v-r propagauijSm, there were no terms too
a far the bHchanicrs to apply to them
Nauy Van BrEES particularly has been for
"e las, eight years the theme Of dcnunciation
.mrro5rium. Oceans Of hypocriticaI tears
s1. been she'd over his downfall, and the re-
--a'h b" had brought upon his name. His
'El@pr has been paraded as sad and solemn
'araa" To politicians, and as the climax of
o.'aaI trrarhcry and ingratitudc
'n now all is changed Presto Mr..
'@ Barren has become wise and patriotic
aa",.an. His political SiuS which we're as
I'.', haze become as white as SNOW The
''.e>ia in which lie has been dipped, is the
-.h aat muddy pool of Slavery. The pro
'.-r press throughout the country, is in I'M
a'g haste 10 give place to his last letter,
type whrEI have been used TO bcratc aud
Y 1lter hin, are now employed in Singing
praises.
The case Of thc Van Burcn's illustrates how
N its at any time for him who has been
n hi ultra m his 0rrpu<itinn tv Slavery to make
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-31
D / C d

In Towanda Township on Friday, 18th inst. CH ARIES
MILLER, SON Of IUhn Marvin and E!virA Fox in the
10Th year of his age
Thus suddenly has youth Of much promise and many
e-mablc qualities. been snatchcd awav. Ii is hut few
months since he seemed have rs bright L prospect of
long and happy life any of his the
mad gone forth and he is numbered anon the dead
Up to the month of February last he had the appearance
OF - robust health is often secn-and had 4,iom suf
ercd any sickness whatever. Being of a social and we
may say happy disposition few could enjoy life more
richly than he But then while attending school in the
Collegiate institute of this place he seized with a
cold. which irtccred with hi, regular attendance at re-
ritation. But being ambitious to improve his time, he
"r>"vcred in study until his constitution suddenly and
entlrcy gave way. lie taken with inflammation and
congestion Of the lungs. His naturally good constitution
struggled long, and life seemed for months hang
tween hope and fear. But Tuesday the sth inst his
symptoms bcrame greatly aggravated and hope entirely
failed But The event did not take him by surprise. He
had from the first Contt mplacd this result and had been
Scn" his house IN order. The first his pastor qucs-
toned him IN gard tn the subject lie expressed his
dncs5 Tor the event. lie had put his in Christ and
was not afraid to die And that faith did fail him.
Although he did at times speak OF his unworthineSs and
> sinuincss IN hammer that Indicated that his hope
was not rs bright desirable, still he had
of that deep and distressing anxiety and doubt which Of
ten aSsaiis ia" most experienced child of Con under such
crcum stances aud towards the close although his bod
~ distress was very great, his OF his state
was: " There Is no darkness no doubt all is peace ~
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-31

SEag- We are once more called upon to re-
cord another distressing steamboat disaster.
attended with much injury and loss of life
The steamer Empire State of the Fall River
Line burst her steam chest on Saturday night,
while rounding point Judith, on her way to
New York. Six persons We're killed and six
teen Others drcadfullv scaI.led.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-31

nISSOLUTION.-The partnership hereto
~ fore existing under the firm of CASE Il ROCK
WELL. is this day dissolved by mutual consent The
Notes. Judgments Books and accounts belong exclusive
II TO 4 H. Case who will pay all debts oi the concern
III who know themselves Indicted will make immediate
settlement 10 save costs Mr. Case will hr Canton and
may he found the old stand until the Isl September
all 'o'. that not settled previous to that tune
VIII be placed in the hand OF Attorney for collection
Nj. Rockwell wilI continue the business 81 the old
stand. where he viii b, happ, f. wait upon all who may
favor him with call. \. ". CASE,
i'u,-rf -, I1Iv r.-G J. = 700 T. WEI.
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EOREIGN ATTACHMEAT-Bradford

II OhNI@INF-N y .-DTuIIUTII
4 County, s.. The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
/" the Sheriff of Bradford County, Grceting We
mand that YOU attach James Schermcrhorn Cornea
Schcrmerhorn and Theodore Schermcrhorn late of your
county by all and singular his goods and chates lands and
possession the may be- that he be and APP
pear before our court OF Common Pleas lie holden at
the borough OF Towa1a III and for said county the.
first Monday of September next, there answer George
Sand'rson, m plea OF treSpass the upon promi
ses, damages not exceeding live hundred dollars and that
you summon all persons in whose hands possession the
said goods rhatcs, moneys, rights and credits
them may hc attached that they and every them he
and appear before said court, at the day and place aore
said to answer what shall bc objected against them and
abide the Judgment OF the Court therein and have
then and there this writ.
H.. s.. Witness the honorable David Wilmot President
Of said court the borough of Towanda aforesaid the
ltth day of June, \. ID. ls56.
ALLEN N'EFAN
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CAMBRIA COUNTY SS-Tbe Common

A y NI DhIA w " l. Do ne common
" wealth vi Pennsylvania to Catllarne o keefe Jere-
H.. s. miah Allern and john Flynn, administrators
of Daniel kecfc dec d. and to the heirs and legal
reSentativcs OF said deceased GREETING We command
you and every OF you that YOU do in your proper
persons appear before Judges at Ebcnshurg
of Common Pleas there to be held the first Monday
September next {as have heretofore commanded you)
at ten clock A. NJ. of said day Greenberry
Taylor in the matter of his petition for the specific
lornance of contract made with Daucl kcefe dec d.
in his lifetime, to sell 10 the said petitioner certain lot
piece of ground situate in tallitzn Allegheny town
ship, and herein fail not.
Witness the Honorable George Taylor President of
said Court at Ebcnrbur5 the 9th day of July ls5G
VI. ROBERTS Pruth'y
Notice directed to he given by publication in the Brad
ford Reporter newspaper published in Towanda Brad
ford county Pa for six weeks before the st dav of next
term, &c. Per. Cur. JOHN ROBERTS Sheriff.
FHcnsbrrg, JULY Q. 1856.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1856-07-31
Goods of the --latest svIcs,

prices that actually alarm the propretorS of oldt-h
i1ned Stores they being scho"ed in the highprcc prn-
cpc rather i'll the prices of old time-w not lower
their demands but in a very happy manner warn their
customers mcdie with the Goods at the New Store
Cat the time exhibiting much tor their wei
farc for they know that but damaged Goods
be- sold very low.
We do not intend 10 sell damaged Goods hut If any
prove to he not what represent them to be
return them and receive the money paid for them. We
now offer our ENTIRE SUMWER STOCK AT
Still LOTF'ER PRICES THIN EYER.
Some OF Dress Goods, remaining stock Of Bon
nett and Bonnet Trimmings will sell at COST
We have a tine lot of Shawls. Mantilas Window Ora
perry, Silks, Embrodcries, NccdcWorked Edgng and IN
scrting. &c, &c.
We ase prepared to send for any article line that
have not on hand. Our assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
comretc-cannot be surpassed by any other establish
ncnt in Northern Pennsylvania. Call and examine
CIoods-seeing is believing.
GUTENBERG, ROSENBAUM & co.
Towanda. July 2S. lSI6.