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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-10
by SANDERS & BROTHER.

BROTHER.
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LAWYI1s.
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ATTORNEY AT Law.
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IlAY! uAYl mAYl
'HE n isulxasd havinx psrchx.sd The right for
L Ssgtt. G,t,oe Aai csias eoantiss, ef ssadess'
favored vi,rAttsg torss kass, tse - sAts nesbed
81 iasteias tas Par TO call at Ne o0ee Of ths
pavsapsfs pio~ fsssofy, Tusr Of Third sd koeG
Island ssrsst., Das eapovt. and sGamiae Ne nods
los ssaats tais ststs asvs aathosssd At0 - cell
Tosaship or ooasy kiehss. rhass vho wtsh -
make ~ Investment either u Q kaes era Ceaaty
highl y Ia ~ sli to.cAll soon. have ordered .
saaga .l.ss teon The P.t.n,ss asd Psevsissos, aad
tnt-rd 10 have a number ready sos sss ksGoss
zoe seas hf Issnsstns srrvss, oeiag couadsat
sAA sasf 80 iu Lbs tnins IA " svsey PAsaDos seds
the tsxs isD tassr st4 II IN . ~ aay peeeon
u tsbistt psrfpfn hsavy labor can use thsm With
2stfscs as.e. rsls 10 40 Hanbue Bvsry tss0ss
tnst sss examined ,hs model hes preaousssa u -.
p.ior ysainx thsy sesn for si0plseisy
and aa~spa.s,. Isa ssnpis ltAks will be here In =
Zee dsss, whom aae notice Uiil b given. Ca II aud
eco i. W. ". SKINNER.
pasaport Nay -, ies7.dAvi~
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- D. D. nYx8o, DEuIlor,
m las rsoovs1 his O0se - Second
SxEGO d. bstwesa BRADY aa1 Perry, .
~ Aeeu saes ss onisA's oeses.
He hopes that iss, ysars consaat pssstice
IN khls cily AS gwen satisfaction wii isducc
sAoss wlsAiag The services OF Dcnt.t 10 sssk his
90 ioestoa.
Asts nj, sosk smount of references can Be
given dssissd. sspts - dun
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Mississippi and Missouri Rallroad
S( f lkl

N Nh
Ian aud afer soaday Arril 80, isSs, and aali
Aaseaine-ad iswas,y, tsaadAys esosr1eil ). ,ol.
4 love;
asw.sa.aa sa'sraa' sna a, az An.
si ". Tht Ans hmigrshtat li.S" ".
| Nh b xpress ArAtn al a.SS Y.
rrain Will iesse Davenport fef Shtvas daily Suniay
| esesptel as tailo~s
| Isl Maii awtn n-t v,sa A. IA
| zsi Frught IysN ioAyA ".
y Freight tIA.n t.&
tr.,as .rrss s.ssa,..s' .sil,,G sunday. ssssple
asfolicws
iron thc West
| lei Mail rans1 1900 4. A. .
| 2d Freight fraia ~ iu.3Q A.
| III trsaxht Ifsina s,as n. n
s,h M ress rrAip 81 r,soP r. 81
| frun the last
aaal .raaa sto.A N.
4ad Freight Train st lu.@ AN.
| sd Fsa.gns 1rainst n.suA.M.
Al fr.,a, oa,of D,s..psn -.a ..s. seanse.ioa.
| With MasoAiiae and iowA City.
| Ihs Passenger Trains counecl ~ uAvsnpors Win
the Rcck Island aud cs,caxe Trains.
Passenger. reminded of me avcessiiy OF giving
fssinci drrSi,ons 10 Tho dsstiAtioa Of Their beg
| g.ss. Also procure uekets before taxing lheir
sSrilis. ,ss7 A.nAy, Aapr.
OnIcAs0 AID Rock IsLAaD RAILRoAp.
A0A
81 N ME1 ANN WkANGEMENr.
.; AR ssi s :Sa ss
", sunday excepted, - ioilevss
lei mall tTaia st $50 A. a.
| ID sIprss.. ..sopplas esiy sstas principal
stations a. la.Ss A. NJ.
ID night eApr.sa 7t3F. IA.
<ah fr-lxh.. Sith I'd class csrsat s.vv A. III.
Trains rive at koek islsnd dsY, ,sandayse except
-, Ne foilovs:
lea aighIexpress 81 c.vu 1. IL
I'd Ia, express Al 500 z. ~
~ Mall ,ss.a a. l-yo A AZ.
I'd Freight aud 90 elA.s care at it.ue Z. n.
AI.tr..nssses Ins ruad rect connectloa .,
Chicago i'm lrAius bothtao Mich gaa Soushcgn
aud Michigan Ceussst X X. 10 aud from tsssrot To-
ieda, Cieseisnd, Columbus, GancispAti, Pnsbarsh,
Duakirs, hadAio, Niagara Falls, Albany, New Yoek,
f'tiisdsipsla. Bakinoss and wsshtax.oa. Atso si
L. sAiis VITA trains Of the Illinois Central koad
aor,h Gsi-aa and ssasl 10 81 Lons aud Caro- 20
which place lick can bo pFoeurod nj =. =. Srk
WINS, Ticket agi Il. u. Depot I'll
Passenger rminded OF In. sco~ssisy Of giving
disact r.gtas. 10 thc destination III shvtr bag
eaxc. also - prscarc ucxsss hstar. taking their
seats me conductor ueitesi arss only
TO statchs II. tue of Caiesro and koch fssnd
kAirsAa. yo4N ~ IRAtN, sspt.
VIII. SMIAsss Ass- nrA
Roca isiana. Aptil 7. isst
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QarDs.
DRUGs AND MRDICIH1s.


1oTALS, SALONS, &C.
SCOTT HOUSE,
Corssr of Harfl.oa An4 Ffoa. sisssts, ono - asre
beiov tao S.. "a ssek.l asl Fcrty sAndang
]. J. HudPIkkK u o., Psopststors.
WopLu rsssecifally annoanec 70 iaeis nsstsrh
- freais and tae pa &C xsasrAiiy Nal thry hAsr
purchased lhis
Large usv Hotel.
ani addsi more lasa oasasiI ~ ils tornef sife'
and having TO nttei an fufasAsd ths snsHS
house, are prepared rsudsr the STAY of 6aesas
pleasant. fhsy ~iu s.a ls snssiss cJausasnee OF
ths patronage uosrAi,y bestowed upon ssn
hssesoiosS. fhls hoass sas 81 tas meys psssssni
iocAti.ns In Davenport, commanding vt~w si ne
nver, of keok Island eity and OF old Fort An
stfengs seo-
NEW YORK kOTEL,
uarriseu, besvssa fvent and oeeeu stxssss,
ose square below ths ferfl Landing.
DAvkNpORt. IOWA.
!. kiRRkK, fsopristor.
Ih4s House 0ns n tns ssosi pleasant tocAifon-
comma Andiax uae view oftns Mississippi river ani
koek Island. lanxada
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One Price Store.

". -. ~ u - = ~ y "
lsuecesson to kn~asp AInss.J
WAolssAls and Retail dealers Ia 1saAy nsss
Clothing, C1stAs, cassinsrss. vsstings.
0eatls0sas Ynsnishing osels
IAtraaw in ssors over e3o,s00 WORTH u IAs
l. above messtossd goods, vhira anss - setl
"" have over haaisa car Whels stDek Esd 0ash -
auf gssds iovn at least nfstsss p . essG - Aess
Insolvcd from this d. fDvwafd 10 ell - oe8
fhiCk and 40 iov sh ~ 80 defy seoDsuttes. We
are % 5ansesed With the veil eoo0n seooelteh0oot
st Huntington, wadsWostA q Pashs ~ Ohteo0v ea1
boaton, sad 30 bar goods ~ Mansfsssssose vsoosa
k'tat bargains.
Particular stt.atisn paid "a the mssulaessse 81
sa.tsm Work. oarmsais -srsantsd 10 o. % -
sale.
stare opposits Ls claire Noe. a. Ne et1 seaoA
Of kdwaFj ttd.n.
ma,f N. N. PAnRsh 60
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TIE OlA Plsaser Bakery sAIl ahsad'
,asHe subsefesr has recently made extensive prep
ssasaoss sps Ne aaasisstsss Of bsssss, ssgss
sosssa ,soaa, Pie kts, WI wAtss asd oysssr Csseksss
Ptlos Bsssd, 30, &C., 0g~thss wtih . good asesss.
neat 81 Lsaf Desed, Cakss asd assks.
l have aiso SsssAassd Ne rstsat ktgAsfar scott
eosnty, for ths nanu1hetuss Of Crra pssi's
RAIBu1 L0Ay D18AO,
asds ~ MssAlsssy. ne advantages elsi.sd ioi
sAis psscsssos nssiag Bssad, sss ssse ~ essed Y
.scs IL Il sch waiter ssd more svsa bssps seh
longer vsAoss ssseslag ssAis, SD y .ssy pssssss
= sct ohksc uOuAbie wksn 3 U0sb cid, " emN y
nasIssae . shs nssss FreacA roll, u goes hslhss
- = sse11ly tsto hoilses vse have sew
"a rso1 naAsgs nss&d before. l sAAlt eoasioae "
sss s MOD Waeoa - hsfssstoss. " oGsnag ~
aeovs ass1etss, tesDs vhleA eeaaes III - give
ne saIGrakon, heps W ~ sbes " eapply I'll Whs
Gay aver os viii thsts pswoaaoe. 1ksakfnl ieI
po1t 1avoss, hoDs 70 0s6. . eonuauanse of ~
se0e Al osdsss e-eo lhs eoanssy pe00Dely e1assd
f1essss nakssy, 1sess sssssA sss sssass aesv'
Dusyovs q rvestyUnnS AeoAO 4ub.
Davoapor n, NAY ~ o0oo~10
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4 Fame lot of tents Nj Gi ves, % sep 0oo .
fAbut Aissssdsrs bsss. Oar eastoaess san dsoes1
apon good article.
mAyT X. n. Parks q CO.
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N. ~. HklDkNHkIAks,
Wholesale and Retail 0rsssry al pyov1oHO

Sssona ~. . doors bsios Brs1s. NsvA ~
4 nANk lasl reesissd ssa Am opsning eoo % ~
4 asd besl selected stocks nj
GkOCEklES AND PROVI0IOUO
assr b.fsf. brought tD lhis maSheA, vhtoA ioSn
thn Ritcation ~ saantry merchants and The putDoA
genera. ~ whom sn., he above - gsssuy se10oo
prizes.
where. Ase nm
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-
COME AND SEE THEM,
sAN'L. PEMWY,
Merchant Taller and ClslhIer,
brady ST.. opposite the pess Ushes.
VA ouLD iasits the attention Of hls ssnssss
w friends and the pablse gssssAliy this
Msv and Large
.s-asfssnt of Cloths. Paalsisoa.ry and vsssasss ~
the best ftsnch, knxish asd Amesteaa Mass1hcssrs
ever uHetNi IA this ssafk.t shich will bs uode % "
uff-f "a tho t.st style and sh"ss nOsice.
Z, ss ~ tr''ai- woaid 80, that my stock y las
s. An" is'tr 'taa t'e,sf hss been. To tAess the,
~ nrsi Nptsa ~ With call. pi"ass coos as1
eAAtAiHr tsis aaA price. yaa viii dad shs beet
so~s t.fe 81 shesa and 'wsr ptsoe.th.a ssy ssssf
hsns' IA ths city.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
l-f3a .ssottmsnt ~ Cioahnx. sas.she .r the sss
IS h,.iers s'sie xs-., every os,msn, rsea~mss1ssk
.srrsntei.
India 1sbssr Deeds
Goats. Pants, ovsrsiis. .csps. A..
vasnishiag Deeds.
iinr White and Fancy shirt, Csilss. nkis., s.s
gsni.s.. Hose. s,oc... r.-s. uloss-, ana. ls.isS.
Nossl snaAetion sh'rt- and Drawers. sni svsry shfs
usually k@pt IA . ssatienss's rutnishing store.
frsaks.
sinr 81. L.ssh.s rraas. .ni yaiis-. " ssi s.,,,
81 sui tsakns q ank ., Carp bsgs,a.
Brady Il opposite the Post once.
.ela'd.sir sAAukL rx.aY.
D. N. MARTIN
NNot Lp respectfully announce so tbs sSsa ssaks =.
navsnpos, ,h.i hs hs. Jus, se,arssa trss Nee
feiA With q spissaAi is,t ot
Dents Furnishing 0seds,
% which be asks the Inspection at all The Oh ~ ~
osn as shey arc fsf sh-s q any thing sssssAs
, B,--aeea shis, haaas wasted 10 d. eussas vsss
ID. n. MAkTlt.
.p,eitl nssiy q. dooss ss.se ~
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nxSRAsKA LAND A0xnCY.
LONDON NEWS /.

LONDON NEWS.
A London has loaf one OF her ksst eltlssss, Dsv
- sapsrt Ass eAinsd oss ofthsSsss eatisss this sds
of euseo0b.
osii sad 500 one OF tAs bsss sasostsassis Of
Ca~Rns, CAssinEsn. vn1isos, SUNNI
Aup LlsEs Goops AsD fussism-
sao Coon,
s,sr.ssoaghs TO oDsvenpost.ssCAsTkkL Hsvssgiv
ost a. esssoasss can dsessd sa bsisg osSsd
!. loss 81 me Old ssan1, ~ doas u y ~ street.,
al. HfsiY. aptId
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VANS, CHEW 4 CO,

~holOOAlO orOOov0.
Avn on haad aGy stn bo cesssansi, sss01v6s
IL lAssesuppty 81 GgeeA 9s0ee8lOo. eseS 3.
ha9sps cooess, 1oae.
Molsssss, Tobacco, ntess
Wooden Wste tiGars. Dried Rsutk
Nails. ftehos, npieoo.
Yinsktng tobaeu, soaps. 0laoe,
thesss. viaeGnr, Meta
pslvfAlas. hoda, Psveogvna.
wraprias psp.s ,r1ckiss, Candies,
Ropas, LosdA9e, Naval oo0eoA.
Indigo, Oils, Aa.
Large oAles aal o0All 1yo0O.
kvANs, CMkW q Co..
sryt Tor. pessy 50 ooooo1 Gogooeo
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q Qar)s
ApcHrrR.Ts AnN Artists.
e. T. & Z. l.. JOHNSTON.
cAHPHrR1s AID DuILDIns.

Nksp On Neroml, BET. r. Island e Perm SIS
- ESPkCTPrLLY beg leave 10 Inform the cisisep,
II Of Davsnporlan vieinty ,hai thsy prepares
toeoaSassfoR buildsngs ~ every dsserption- PFomp
attention given 10 wors su.rustsd their ease Job
bing Of all kinds done. ApIs s.'as-d0.
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4 esAss.aAby nss, kss oesssd ous the isasse
haildax sjoisisg Nousss, vesl~ Co., Fsens bssus-a
~ old uds sd - ossy ssw oass y err dspsed ~
nsos hsm With shsis poessosgs. AM00kk.
lnts lzdl
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LsDasENXO FAIRBANKS,
tfosmsriy Of Nsw York CityJ
ATr0AuEy And COUuoRLLoR At Law,
NOTAkv PUBLIC,
AND CoAMIssi0Ns sR ~ DkEDs FOR NEW YoRk
vsstcs, No. . hc6naas Dlsck, Main street.
kosDsRcs, Cosasr nseAy asd l9sh ssrvsss.
0ovo0Dogt, IoVA
LAw business prvmpsly sssssdsd - n TIE os0Ses o
his stass lliinuls, end ~ Y. ,. CcuSts.
Coilsssiens nads v say pAss r. ~ uniesd States
ASssy Loaned ssa L:sss ss.sss ssd '''a.
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sDssssDLUTsON.

ihih arm of kyan MeCars In N. ~ Scssy ts
7 sasss vac Dissolved the tih of Ms,, NJ
Ihes seau having pnscbsssd Mr. hysn b issssoss
ths nfai wiil hereafter be McCasa 4 s<oss, vhs
VIII cendae business 81 tAr Old sssEd, Nos frost
u aud Lsv.s. We wi coil eet ali esaims sad -
all dsbts sf the late arm.
JaussIfI
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-03-12
Royalton, Niagara Co, Y. Y, Jan. "a

CHFIP PAINT FOR FENCES AND BCILUINGS-
The many inquiries we receive on this subject
induce Us to give the results of any expert
mcntS we make or which come under Our OBJ
scrvation. Having had occasion recently to
erect aud paint board fence about three nun
drcd feet long, the following mode was adopt
Cd The fence was made of six horizontal
boards, besides the cap, nailed to red cedar
posts, and to avoid expense, the boards (of
nearly clear stuff pine) were left ~aptoned.-
The expense of planning both sides by ma
chine driven with steam, would have been about
five dollars.
The paint applied was made like common
oil paint, ground water lime being used for the
pigment, not Oh account of any virtue it may
possess from its properties as a cement, but
because Of its cheapneSS, costing ahoHt half
cent pound 1t may possibly, however, be
much better than some other paints, as fence
coated once with it in mixture with oil three
years ago, appears as perfect as the day it was
applied. In order to give it a warmer tint
to correspond with the buildings adjacent a
small portion Of Brandon red was added A
single coat Of this paint was then given to the
fence, tie rough boards retaining enough to be
equal TO three ordinary coats on pancd boards.
About nine gallons of oil were thus consumed.
costing about eleven dollars. The pigment
was valued at fifty cents and about four days
were occupied in mixing and applying it, at 6
dollars cost, the whole surface on both sides
and the posts being painted. The total cost
was nearly eighteen dollars.
The expense of this application, as compar,
cd with using whitehead paint, applied in two
coats on pIaned surface, is as follows Two
coats of whitehead paint are estimated to cost
fifteen cents per square yard. Tnere were on
both sides of this fence and on the edges OF
the boards over one hundred and scveutv-two
square wards, which at fifteen cents each,
would amount to about twenty-Six dollars -
Consequently eight dollars was saved in paint
ing, and five more, at least, in planning, if done
in the cheapest manner, making thirteen dol
lars additional which would make white lead
nearly double the expense Of the mode adopt
ell.
\ barn, thirty by forty feet, and with an
average height of sides equal to eighteen feet,
would present an entire surface of two hun
dred and seventy five square yards, to paint
which, III the manner we have described, on
new unpaned pine siding, would cost little
less than thirty dollars \ coat of whitewash
may be applied for a less expense than five
dollars. Two coats of whitehead would cost
forty-onc dollars, besides the expense of plan
ing
There is no excuse for any farmer in not Civ
ing at least one coat Of limewaSh occasionally
to his outbudings, if he cannot afford any
thing better.-COuntry Gentleman.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-03-12
BAKERY & RESTAURANT

One Door North Of The Ward House.
rNHE subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
l. and the public generally that he has opened BA
kEltl AND EATING SALOON, one door north of the
Ward House. where he intend to keep constantly on hand
full assortment of everything in the line such Bread
Biscuit Rl'sk, Crackers Jumbles, all kinds of Cake &c
Having secured the services of an experienced baker, and
using nonh but the best brands of -four he feels confident
OF giving satisfaction to all who may favor him with their
patronage.
Wedding and other parties furnished with whatever re-
qured short notice and at the most reasonable rates
nice assortment of Candies, Nuts, Fruits &c, kept
always on hand and sold at the cheapest rates
FRESH OYSTERS received three times per week by
express, and sold wholesale and retail.
RS Hot Coffee scryedup at all hours Don't forget the
place, one door north of the Ward House.
February j., 1850 II. A. BURBANK.
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BOOTS AN d SHOES
Iohn w. wiIcny

SCiA W. WILCOX,
HAS located his establishment on Main Street on door
Il North of the Ward House. ana will continue the
manufacture of BOOTS & SHOES as heretofore.
He has just received from NewYork large assortment
of Womans ChldrCns and Misses Shoes which are offer
ed at low prices The attention of the Ladies is particl-
arly directed to his assortment comprising the following
new styles :-Enamelled Jenny Lind gaer boots do.
shoes black astln" and silk gaer; walking Shoes bus
kns &c. Misses CATERS and Shoes of every description
large variety of Chirens fancy CATERS boots shoes
of all kinds.
For the Gentlemen, almost every style Of CATERS and
shoes. This stock has been personally with care
and he believes lie can offer superior articles at reasonable
prices.
Eb- The strictcst attention paid to MANUFACTURING
and he hopes by doing work well t. merit continuance
OF the liberal patronage he ha, hithcrSo received.
ToWanda. Feb. |, lSjj.
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r. wATROCs.......rT VI sEwARD..........EH f. II. COOK
y WATROUS & Co., DEALERS IN
Aes HEAVY 8. SIfELFHdRDJVARE Nos | &

), Water st. Elmira, y. Y
We have recently made large additions to extensive
stock and have now hand complete assortment of ev-
cry description of Hardware, which offer at the lowest
cash prices consisting of Mechanics Tools Building Ma
terias, Iron and steel Nails and spk9 Ropes and Cord
age, Paints Oils and Glass, Mill of every size and
shape. either Mulay Gang Circular
Machine Betting OF all widths, both of India Rubber &
leather, Glass at wholesale We prepared supply
Merchants with Glass, Nails, scythes Forks &C.. at Man
ufacturers prices Tin sheet ron and Copper work on
hand or made to order.
CONTRACTORS -Wheelbarrows, Ames' Sho-
vels Blasting Powder, &c.
Agents for Rich Wilder's Patent Salamander Safes
Fairbank Platform Scales, and Welch Grifhs Circu
lar saws.
Large sizes up to go inch always hand and sold at
Factory Prices Particular attention paid to orders by
mail.
Elmira, April 7, 1855. n4Il2m
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GEORGE H. WOOpS
Daguerrean & Glass Picture GALLERY

TN PATT0N,S NEW BLOCK, Corner of Main and
bridge sts Towanda Pa is the place to get GLASS
FUTURES, Casually called Ambrotypes.l They far
superior TO all other kinds of pictures Having no reec
tOn they can be in any position and can be taken
in much less time than Daguereotypes and equally well
in cloudy as clear weather
R1- miniatures put into Lockets, Breast pins &C. as
usual Rooms open at all hours Pictures puup on short
ueticc. Towanda, January l2, 1896
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THE PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE 4!
1S] GREAT BARGAINS! [56
MI. il. Solomon, Proprietor.

HIS extensive Ready-made Clothing Establishment
situated in Mercurs block Main street has Just been
filled with large assortment of SPRING CLOTHING.
The proprietor the public that he has the best
and cheapest assortment offered in Towanda and
prove this fact he respectfully asks the public to call and
examine for themselves
Persons wishing good bargains and elegant suit or
any portion thereof, well made of substantial material
Coat Vest Pantaloons Crayat Collars and fact every
thing in the line will do well to call lie is confident he
can satsty all III price and quality.
go Don't forget the pace-one door south of Mercur's
store Main-st. Towanda March 2S IS5G