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The,Lawn of the Farmer..
There is Q isight more Charthing
in the country to 'a cultivated ,eye
than a - tastiefidly planted 'and
kept - lawn.l But even one of the plain
est kind greatly relives the roughest
sortTof dwelling of much that IS nu
cquth or howler, and adds tOVie
beat 5 4 of the surrounding landsciape.
-• We will eave the more • elabeitate
and costly kind of lawn to pr6ar
, eft and lilanted _by the professional
dandkape gardner, and considernow
only such as any ,farnier ean :Make
for himself at little Cost,. and it' a
simple ! CasY.manner.
.
, If the ground set 'limit fori the
lawn be mot already -yell tUrfeil,'as
soon as thei.froStis-out — ffO - over the
sarfaee . witka sharp harrow andltear
it 1811..t0 - flia , eS then sow the, graSs
recimred, give it . s dressilg of I
finely rotted - Manure or, compost,. if
= )It•cessarv.i :Intl , roll down '
smooth.
Du!! the . better.way generally td pre
_ pare for a durable lawn. would Ito
plough tile• ground in the si ring.
t;tin,oilin , - at the same time to d pen
the tilth,. 7 ,ntanure well if reel ired,
and then plant with potatoes or eon',
keeping ; the crop perfectlyi elear of
o•
weeds during the growin season.
Earl Y the next spring plough again,
harrow Ihfely, and sow grass seed
extra this, following with the roller,
u 1 the_planlc-smoother. which it still
- better to crush and pulverize the
• -
The . seOsinen, for the sake of
fltney. ItANIc! A mixture of-half a dozen
sort: or more of grass seed. prepared
.f , ,z• the gentleman's lawn ; -.tit; the
i7elle-ipest. aril after all the best,! kind
for t be-Th tinier .to sow. is pure otiehard
•rruss. without any admixtnre. Avlitit
lever, as itl ilfIS at least four subrrior
1 i
re. ! tiisis mei. all other eult Vateil .
grass. First. it (-pines forlva id:ear
liest of all in the spring. Seeon`d, its
growth isl the most abundant and ra
pid duriug the season. ; Third, it
'hest resists a drought. Fouoll,. it
1
remains f'esli ant green lates' ito
a u tunra a al winter.
~
• Now :I I to planting the fa Tiler's
luwu.. Tale any of the native trees
and shrul,:ps you plea:so which, grow
wild abundantly around usi. ag there
is nothing superior, on the ]whole,
for this 1 tirpose. But from a strintly
utilitarian paint of view. I Would
prefer frUit to -forest trees . ; as there
• :ire eertaiin kinds of the pearl pltim
iirtl' eheilry: airl. to enlat4e ::the
variety. Lan oceasional: splits and'
peavh whit h :Ire us on tine' tal in
1 ,
trnuk, littili and foli;Te aS _ th finest
'. of forest trees. Then, what i • more
fragraUt land - beautiful 'that their
~1,1;,,:50 i n, : l in the spring, to Arliieli we
have the laided luxury of a succes
sion of dnlieious and healthti fruits,
fr o m June to oveniber ..! , 1
' .I'othiq• ihing ; the si.e. Of fruit
t cees makes, them more aPfirt l hriate
to alawu than forestietrees. in; the
-, :: ,:lt
1
.I f lnlit.r ge aq•,y . 4 lo‘gtoo lard 4 rot•
this purl 9 , .e. :nal are leper Isniti74l
for the wider domain of tine pArk.
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CFI Fri —I . IIITO is itothin,i more
n-,erut khan reietyl. The
outsides'; will serves a, thti - ormg-lbr
soup, an , 1 1 the hearts - cooked -for the
fat le. or to be, eaten with itleese.
First it - all. remove the .6ntsitle
le.n_ ;fn'ses from tin:-hearts awl ttLim the
roo:tsit cut them otr. two
largi: pans (if Ivater, one,7, of lwarm,
t'!e . other of, eo:d watt r ; vast
.outside teiti of the -,,le rs jpj
. Warm
it,hrit-h. and - throw; it into
;the cold iWailt.r. also the heats,. and
alt !rravt 1. itisects and dirt will tall
.From the celery at 0nt7e..1 T:ike all
the outlide pieces and jare' l away
ever . V faidt.3 and discolored I pit; ; then
ca , it mere in tivo. or three, o r
and tut it crosswaYs very
sin:lll_las. and put it into i a
leaks of celerv• mnst ire laid
- •
a'side and when In head or
fitt , re -is Nvanted it esu, be 6iken Fl - 0111
\‘"at . o". :111(1 ellt in proper shape to
lie swit - rii v at befOe ' ll, is put
into the hist water any Iliq.blored hit
fe4.be l encTrorn the • small
e:le - ry. 'Of sthe pie-di Six add one or two
lar , re turnips pared thing then-cut
llONynwa , falslfront .tlie head to, the
. ioot in a dozen cuts. but notlseparift
iigr the iurnip; then turn the turnip
.r.itind iii the hand and ent it: the
Vit her Ny:i'V ill a 11111111,er of cuts ; hOld
cut it Micros'. The
furn;p will fall intiOnany square
1 : :1 carrot inay lie cut in the
s.one way. This ture , Nvill last
foc , a week, to put into Cold coup.
.;,; oo k orlbroth, and well Iboijed. 'to
give flav;or to, it. Thus thore h; thrift
ofihne'and thrift of veget'ables. I.for
: it takes•kflo longi-r to prepare this
noe the cOnsirn!qion of a Nrcek than
it . d oe , c.ir one day. Moreover,.
eefery . thus preparcai will keep good,
crispiiiid. well flavored for a fort
night—often for'a longer
!low MAKE A V ALUABLB E
(•I P E very tonsekeeper
should have her Yiiry i own recipe
• itook—a{book of her own 1 creation,
'.l - adttal growth and proVed
ai we 'promise to Show our
]aly-1 eat cgs hoir to make one. •
in the first place buy a biank-book
and write your name and the date
on' the first leaf. pivide the book
into as many different di'!Partments
as 'you wish, heading, each page with
tinflepartment to Whieh iti belong;
ReciPes forjeleaning,
rcci - pes for soaps, recipes for soups.
recipes for cookingi meatS, recipes
for eake.'and So on thrbugh , family
cooking. Then comes .eofiking for
the sick %e
iare of the sick, and all the
various things that are a Ipart ota
woman's duty. and for which, tinfor
tunately. there is no school )bu t
experiemy. Number your; page 4 if
'. they are not numbered in the
begiu
iiing. itMl 'Make an index, leaving
sNces•in the index tf) corres
,pond With blank pages;' between
r Ayltich you . (.10 . . not. ex.-
pert to: till iminediately. „Write
1• tinder 11,1(,!` different heads even
`
• recifsi - whielt you 'have actually . tried,
r
o thv results of which you'have seen
Illuses of your friends, and
enter tlu;,- page in the index.
, •
A . 'IIENTER, (-outlay thrniluf :. in
111'est eluester Republii•aa
that - he Was on several occasion this
wpm- iontud potaio bugs lying dor
! 'maw !tinier ground or benoth
shcl
tur. and Out( vn being 19r7nill :up
thQ all T,igti.s of autiw!lift.. it
. .
war frent this . Ise a-re to
attaek, of tie - enemy
ttcxt
•
:one talOspeponful of flour.; t six of
.sweet milk melt butter - in the
Whilich - nt. turn the whole
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a hot
I:;.' ‘ ' , i l ,4;:r . • '
•- F•I mt)i Wht you know of hiui, would
11911 Iwlicv him ufider 'Oath?" 'Thai
'l{ tirctunutarietf. If Iv; 4.6
ttlach intrallcatcd that. utit
wit he .ca ta.. , :ireir, I would . : If not, I
- fihtealiatiallfta
COMMITTEE Of' ASSOCIATE RDITORB
E. E. QuiNr.ili, W. H. TuomPso;
J. C. ClAwFoltD, I RILLIB,.
-;_. A. KEENEY. •
tALL•rteunautirationa intended tone Inserted In
tas tl.partmeut.; .bond bet sent" xt the chairman of
the comulltt.fty QVINLAY, at Tolima* and
will be forwarded by him to Urn Editor in charge
Tor Ho, tttstittyr Week].„
A DINT or PASSIM
Au Irishman, whohad been accustomed
from his youth up, to use a large stone
for a pillow, was infOrmed that a pillow
made of feathers was a much more corn
fortable support for the head than a stone:
Tu te4.the truth Of that statement, he
concluded to make the-. aperiment of
placing one feather under his head, upon
the stone, to see. what the effect would be:
His conclusion was that "there is nothing
afternll, like a hare stone to hold a man's
head-up when be ,slapeS." In like mad
per, I fear that some of the good - people
of our county have unwisely -concluded ,
that, Since no very striking results follow
the inspection of the schools by the coun
ty superintendent, once or twice a year;
it is, therefore,useless to visit the schools.
Judging from my own - experience. in
teaching, I should say that there is noth
ing which has a more salutary effect upon
a seltool, than to haye it frequently Visit
ed by the school effibers, the, parents of
the children , and others . lt 'spin the
ambition, and =encourages the e ff or i ts of
both teachers and scholars. And if the
import-ince of visiting, the stitooltqwere
well understood, there certainly ought le
be public spirit enough among the reSi
dents of every school district in this eoun
ty to see to it that.this work of visiting
and insPeetingbe f aithfully done: leing
themselves the petsoni who ought:to be
chiefly concerned and . interested in the .
sdioul, they should do' the work them
selves, instead of letting It_ go undone, or
helplessly looking to the; school officers to
do i at the public expense. •
I believe that' one of the most foisuida
lde hinderancei to the progress :of educa
tion in the 'rum' districts of Petmsylraiiii
is this great fallacy which prevails in the
min& of the pebple, namely, that the re-.
sponsibility for the' cOndithin of the
schools rests wholly upon theschoOl offi
vers. that the school law ought to be all
sufficient for all the purposes of Educa
tion; that it should accomplish everything
for the schools; and that if the Schools
languish in the face of their indifference,
and on account of it, they cannot be
blamed. It seems to me that if the pro
prietors of a school are n t very Poor in-
deed, it is very discreditable to them, if
the condition of their school is not much
better than it could be made, if they_
themselves did not co-operate, actively,
and in a . substantialway with_tbellirec
tors and teacher in sustaining and im
proiing it. - -
The friends of edtimtion ouht to
eliminate; first from their own minds, and
then from the minds'of the people, the
'false ide.a;Vtat a school system is a piece
of machinery, which, - if rightly construe-
fed, eau be made to run, and to dO good
work, by merely. turning on the water.
We have
,a good school system, and it is
indispensable, but: too 'much should not
be expected from it. If it is to be corn
pared at all to a machine, it should be
compared to one that 'cannot be made to
move very briskly. unless those who have
an interest in the grist will take hold of
the crank*and turn vigorously., •
INFLIIMICE
riilenfli and unseen, yet surely. there is
an influence 'going out from every life,
pursitipg invisibly its Way, entering -into
everY)uvenue of society, Moulding char
actera through words 'and deeds whose
vibrations will go on and on forever, ex
alting.to a purer life, or depressing noble
impulsei. We cannot comprehend the
far-reaching influence the lightest action
of our lives may produce. Whatever can
actuatethese , thinking, reasoning
. powers
which must live' ,forever, is certainly a
power,tor good or eVil., •
'Powerful is it itt society': in :the forma
tion of : character. Thti *rill atmosphere
breathed in the home circle, given a color
iiig to tlicychole l life. 'ln the selmOl it is
\in}t unimportant, as impression.4inade on
the youthful Mind, leading•• it in the right
path or the wrong'.- are lasting. Very
cl.tscly connected is it With the raieeessful
nranagenteut of,tortr schools. By it is the
will contridled. the wind caused to aegi
esce.
Shall we gain 'this influence by eloquent
'wpribi. or rather by little acts of quiet
kintineQs. thoughtful consideration. and
sympathy—that attribute which
.;has so
powerful an influence on the - human
mind ? Let but once a bond of sympathy
exist between teadter and school, his
wishetwill be regardeil,- while it remains.
timpared. In such an atmosphere the
mind will reach out ; and grasp truths
more cagitly and easily, than jf chilled
.by unpleasant surroundings. It is neees
sary to retain this influence. Tr how
easy, in some Misguided moment to lose
that management, which hangs on so
slender a thread, so that it cannot be fully
taken up again; yet the . loss may be so
slight, it is dimly seen by others, yet the
loser very clearly understands his loss,
and with care may be able so to take it
up that it may terra a whole. • •
. .
The breeze nolmore surely pause's on,
than does the influence- of our words'ind
actions ; we can not stop it if, we would. •
Our lives being communicative; how nec
essary our hearts should be pure ; that in
intercourse with . others, however
Slight the tinge their lives mly reeeieve
from ours, we may!not look on It. with re-.
gret \ We. must. be ' l / 4 tirmed within," if'
we would'be "armed 'without," for we
atonot hide the soul, it Will find someway
to come out and disclose - the true nature.
tt'is said "a goOd titan's presence 4. fra
grant with a holy influence, though he
otter not a wind, nd a wicked man.
a
lneathes poison all font him, he lie ever'
so gitiet... . . I
There is that in the Conscientious life,.
that clothes_ it with a moral dignity, such
as no art can counterfeit—it - nerves the
arm for all dutiful toil, girds the heart
for patient endurance, it gives true inde
dekndence and firmnek thereby exert
ing a sal utarrinfluenee.. -
Wdl may we remember with regret
the many Mistakes we have made along
the pathway' of life,,as . :we think of the
"unctuling eaq of our words and acts, yet
we may he . encouraged-if our hits have
been actuated by true principles, and 'we
eau feel (lot we -rhave
- striven to do Let us, then,
''work„ wiltelti and wait," and i leave the
result im who will guide tecif we
but trust Him. - L.
Benj. Singe:4y, of listrrisburg, offers
125 nil in gold to any one who 'wilt send to
him. on or befole June Ist, 1875, the man
uscript of a spelling book to mbith a pm
fcrenee:shall be awarded by a Atimuilttow
3FliOd. to mate celcoot4o, fie sraltiP
ta344 to to, after he .11144 islipto,4fiii.
riOssa l lipkii Xr. Sthittk,
We often iielfainasi spoko of aaiLa
great man. Now the - questbm
what does greatness ; Sigan
has done s generous act for his wank,
or fellow man, or otherwise distingniabed
himself, by doing a good deed he b con
sidered a great man. If. a man lights
bravely for his annitry in time of its need
he is caged great.
If a, man uses his pen nobly anciprodnoes
writings which shall be handed down to
posterity, and thus do good, he is called a
great man. •
Now; there are others,-who live ynietly
the time allotted, _ Who ever strive to
do their duty, who work not for honor,
not for a widespread reputation, but for
a true, moral character; who work be
cause God said: "Whatsoever thy hand
findeth to do, do it with 'thy might."
There are those who go quietly - about
their duties, whether they be. agreeable
or disagreeable; ever striving to do them
right.
There are those who are ever striving
,to approach a little nearer perfection, and
would rather lose all easithly honor, than
commit one sin against their 'khans; who
when, theitsammons conies tejoin the in
numerableprong, yield willingly the life
God has given them, beleiving they shall
be amply rewarded in the great hereafter,
for all their toil and self denial in this
world. We believe that they who play
their part in the great drama of life qui
etly and do every thing as unto God, are
the truly great . ones; and when we are all
called to appear before the judgment seat
of Christ, to be„judged by. Him who shall
judge him who kills by inche i s,j: the one
i
who strikes life out by a • nte blow,
which, think you, will be grater in the
sight of God; he who has worked for,the
vain honor and glory of this world, or be
'who forsook worldly pleasures and took'
,up his cross and followed Chrifit ?
Greatness does not consist in being
looked upon as one who has !dined with
Princes, or% sat with Kings, but, in doing
everything 'well. - \ •
There is as good, a chance for the little
child to be truly great, as there is for the
ruler of the most powerful Kingdom on
earth.
Let us, as teachers, instil into the minds
of our pupils the necessity
not for earthly fatne, but for that 'higher
aim, true greatness in the sight of God.
A. L: Lzwxs.
ORWELL, March 13, 1875.
PRODLE_. , 3t.—From one solid p l
tract one tiOlid inch.
Solution.-1 solin.=l"'=-1-17
_444;- - -"Az---143.
Ans.-143
...: ;
. , .
Teachers should not fail to
,keeptheir
reports in accordance with 'the new form
of meport book s, the necessary !exptana
tions having been given some time since,
by the County Superintendent. IThe new
form is not only correct, but it gives a
better percentage than the 'old.
The - directors of Herrick contemplate
the erection of a new school house :at
Herrickville. The idea is to, build :a
house containing two .appartinents, the
number of pupils to be accommodated
being from 75 to 100.
Judge Pearson has decided that the
only office in the State incompatible with
that of director, is county cOmmis-
MEM
DEX
powELL & CO;
SPRING STOCK
BOOTS .AND
liasJug given 'articular attention' to
depart snout of our litigious:R.
mixt; OUR GOUDS IX E VEt 1.5
DIRECT FRO)! MA AI7F-4 Tun
MAN A•4l. THE HEW :pi , THE
HEPARTMEN.
We feel evall.leut Ittat,uo
~.31IPERIOit STOCK OF
eau be exhlbeted lu any market
PARTICULAR ATTEN
GENTLEMENS' FINE S
Made expressly for our sales and Just
Also, to our Superior Stock
LADIES, MISSES, AND
BOV&AND YOUTHS' Sil t
GREATER VARIETY
yvER BEFORE SHOI
JF confidently invite yor at ten.
lion to this dock. • .
April 1,74.
T ----
FOR SALE--CHEAP /ND ON
CONVENIENT TEMMS. ,
A btacksrulth and wagon shop;'. with twenty feet
. water power attached. A:•Yery' desi lite location
for business. • . : :.
The shop.; are large and: convenient with neces
sary' machinery (or carrying on an es moire limi
ness. A small new dwelling boupe.and one acre of
land attached. . . I
ALSO—line other water power 'inn the name
stream., with a twenty-dye feet whce, r,..with saw
and bnih mid. all In good running `order. This
properly will be Fold together with dve acres of
land on which the tow stands.
ALSOA ROTEL PROPERTY, ith a large
two and one-half story keine, with t k buildings.
Main building 601.= feet. with large d erereni
rot barn. This property will le• add with one or
'mime acres of land. to snit purchaser. -
ALSO—A FARM containing about 140 acrei of
laroi, all tumor/ed. exeeptga screw; two dwelling
houses, two orchsrlarge - rattlis barti, horse Ism,
wogon house sod -,, a thereon. This pfoperty is
In a high state oft 1/4 111 :11ar. and tio quality of
the land httsttlpiesed In county.
r ,
The above is allkdestrahly ro
t
attttstsat • ,•,etbedto ll34ltattrais
•ileitti l " l adr e 'ibl evi; lllllldri 4
1 es , I- - - - t • 'that,
. :.. _,... i•i'.-.: . .- ::....; ', A . . ,
me sub-
63 sol.ft
sol. in.
sol. in.
Powell k Co.
Mace Just received their
- g
7.4:Vt.
lilifratit
1111
'OODS
We would cull
I
to Our stock of
HOES
opened.
CIIIL-
PRENS SHOES.
S ES . IN
lIAN
ri •
TOVirANilk-
ME
f :AUSNQY,
Sabi &not, mmiIUNF the Cou*Hosue.
11Ri AND MAR/Ni COMPANIEL
cmonscus, tlx - ros, Qt Irtgt , d, mete. fe.,400,001P
QVIZIt, " 1,0011,11111
CorrogrartAL. of Net York, " MMUS
OEI4I.INIA, - ' . Larr.isas
Optlwt AXIMICAN, " ' " 3X1,110
attNiaArr,tx, ,
raeralic, at Hartford,
ONIZST, "
MCIMICAN, at PL
W dladft,
roxrao, at Wilke*
Aliiiox. at Hikk,
Crrizsme, at Newark,' •
FIRE A ACCIDENT COMPANIES.
NATIIINAZLII% of U. snots . f 411,1410,.
TRATILLICRIS, of Huitord, - " 3,10440
fICAILWAT ; 650,000
iueses adJitibul and Paid at Mb Moe.
spM•titf.
THE PANIS Ith
an
its
DISAOREABL. CONBICQUENCTS,
is past. The ecotatit e tairshi, restored to coo.
• RILADY MAIM CLOTHING,
Of the latest styles and made up In the best man
. arr., win be pawed to learn that '
J. K.• tB IT S H,
An eiterieneed deafer, has opened an Immense
.. stock of
SPRING AND SIMMER GOODS,
MEN AND NOYS' WEAL
MY STOCK OF
SHIRTS, - ;
TIES,
CUFFS; TRUNKS, TRAVELING
BAGS, &C.,
Awl In 'fact everythleg to the furulahlog Itne,ls
unsurpassed by any ettle le the country. ' r
It you 'On% tvellere I tan over you better bar
gains than have been given yon heretofore, Jett call
at ply store in_
GRIFFITHS k PATTON'S BLOCK, BRIDGE St
*CERTAINLY!. CONVINCE YOU':?
Thit I mu prepared to fulfill all I advertise, and
DON'T FORGET TIIE PLACE,
Store recently ocenpled by )Ire. J.l). 11111
CCM
SUSQUEHAYNACOLLEIIIATE
• vorriTuTE.
We Spring Term of this,lnstitution will - commence
April 5, WM, with the following corps of export.
rieneed teachers:
• . EDWIN E. QtrINLAN, PRINCIPAL.
Ancient Langegagefatigniaatici; and English
Branches.
E. L. JIILLIS, A. U.,
Ancient Langnages;Rommercial and Reieuttlic
Eranciiis.
MISS MART E. MEEEI EL. TRECEP7RX4,
Common aml d Higher English. ,
MISS M ART I. MASON, ' .
• Comman and Higher English.
MLLE LiQuxN,
• Franek,lDraMing and Painting.
MRS. O.`A. BALDWIN.
Vocal Mustafanif Volet Culture.
' MISS MIN NIT: C. HOWES,
• •
instrtonental music.
- , -
The cust omary classification of - students will lake
place and classes be organised In such of the higher
and common brancheCas the needsof the students
may demand. Especial- attention given to those
desiring to prepare for business, college, or for
teaching. Regula r tastruction4n Drawing and
Vocal Music, free or eharge. Excellent advanta
ges in Instrumental Music and Voice Culthre.
Espeu.scs per term for board, tuition, bid. lights
and washing, front pl4' to quo. Rooms for dormito
ries recently newly Carpeted, provided With new
heating apparatus and arranged in suits , with bed
rooms adJacent to sitting rooms, far surpassing any
previous accommodations. Tuition for day stu
dents from 1.1 to 610 per term.
Por further particulars ,address or call upon the
principal, ' E. E. QUINLAN, Towanda. Pa.
MI Lunt Fox, Pres,-Board,Tru.stees. caprl-73.
EU
JEWETT & SON'S
PERFECTLY PORE WHIM LAD.
THIS I r r
S 0 VALITY OF WHITE
•
EAH THAT AVE HAVE MADE FOR • .
" I I THE LAST SIXTEEN
!- •
JOHN JEWETT 4t'SONS,
182, Fro4,§t.,lto York.
1 ; PACKAG i ES, .
~.....
WOOD ,PAILS; 42:i. Zi and Ail lbs. each.
KE6O, ;54' 50 and 100 ltka.alticl..
C.OKS; alma' 200,:200 and '5OO IL*. each.
25 ?.. - Tha Palllt, .!.. per lb , Igher than Inwood
FOR: BALE
Da. H C. PORT
. ,
,
Also,. at tile ( low l
PURE LtNS.
TURPENTINE A
COLORED PAINT
•
(Dry or mixed in oil dr rantlah),
itiIUSHES, OF EVERY DESBIFTION.
WINDOW ' St PICTURE fIkASS
Of all sizs.
Da. 11. C. POETiR.
COINZII MAIM AN6PINIZATB.,fOWANDA, PA.
I
April 12, 1875-Sm.
EAL g$ 1'4.,T E I
A. J. NOBLE 1 4r. CO:,
- •
310tre1 set, •
2 11 0 IVANkiA,
1111.4.5., VILLAGE LOTS, r - 11101.1SES,
BUSINESS SITES IN
ALWAYS ON nAND BARtiAINI.
•
• JUNO brgt; tracts of land In
lOWA, NEBRASKA
long tint of Bait Itoads.
hx Eintrati
PROPERTY FOR RE!4T.
A 7 . 411) BESI2,4ESS P
Renfk eutlecl4l Ault riitultled 1
allonay Loaned a Loa
• •
Parties teLsAlni; to pu.racts
otrrour 4
, ,
Cirpragss.
7011.1015
" 3, 15 4303
LAMM
1104=1,1111
SMI
3113,136
NOBLE t VINCENT,
General Agents.
Ail who want
suitable for
GLOVES,
COLLARS,
liiiil I will
more
J. K. BUSH.
-- Y E AftS
It ec SON.
est price, .1'
ED OIL,
VARNISH,
HENRY rORTIER.
CM
Sz KANSAS,
Vetrdeatratth
'Of DWELLINGS
n reasnnabie terunt.
Negotiated.
tea/ chitreU to Zook
4git
ENE
ME
13110 M t -TOWANDA,
CORM MAW MID MOS 'MEM
Tifillatiti-kze of an rds Steles
bonus, btairpdAPOSlS.,lo34 rt" Valet Wr
: - At`siperitiecialty et F;lit SNOW' rot
ree. 4l T 4 ' ; ' itlainaPANs:
?MN* .PripOptor.:
MEM
1r441.‘ HOUSE; TOICANRA,
E_r
C.Y. rirzusos
leslied is how, ready to semis
madam ;he travelthmMMUe. Mcipobiewerespenes
will be mated to give mils:adios to those who tog
give him a call,
Mip.Nesthslde at PCle Square, east of Meteor%
- I
new block. • 1
BETIO•EHEBrit.
"OLD, SORATIAN SUN INN,"
IIIIILT•17311.
,••
Bich In historical interests. It Is the 04 _ 1 7. =
In the malty except Independence Han.
1 1 41 U ardoms within Its smile of Washington:Lir;
thrtLeo and other patrtots -at flee Revolution;
popabir. hotel has meetly_ changed Ihilads,
been improved. entirely' refurnished, and the pro ,
Mien" cordially Invites Is Mends and traverses
pagtie to glee him a call—no pains will Itei spired tO
render their stay comfortable. People en route far
Philadelphia will and ;It convenient to spud *ld
night Imre, teaching the city about eight- la the
morning. A sample atm on the dist door. for tho
accomnsslMlon of cocrerdsl sputa. . 1
C. 'Z. 8311Til.
Propriatar.
Sept. 4,1.
ROOMS •
I NN I -N
JJ
• ".
WITH THE BAKERY,
IN CO3INECTIO.
COURT HOUSE._
NEAR TH
eed the hungry at all Omen'
Oysters aW lee Cressifk
We are prepared to
of the day sod event •
their seasons;.
March 10,10.
RANGEMENT
NEW A
AT THE lones
MRS. MARY
WARD BAKER*.
E. KITTREDGE
MI
stock and dxtttres of H. A.
tied the establishment and
Having paitlased tqa
Cowles' Bakery, has •
purchased an rutin)),
NEW STOFS. OF GOODS,
.•
- I hutted to the trade, such as
Grace rii , ta , Teas t l coffece, Dried Fruit,
Canned Fruit*, Candies, - Confic
t ionery j , Fnisti Bread, Biscuit,
. 1 Rusk, R lis, ke.,Daily.
t
. ..
.. I A neat nd attractive
I
/OE CREAM SALOON • .
1 • I kt,
Will bo opened In cormecUon with the establlse
went, where ladles and gentlemen can always find
the nest cream and other delicacies of .the season
[
'; " THE DINING 10.031 ' 1.
Has been refurnlsited; l
and Willat ail times be sup
plied with substantial 'eatables, which will be send
at mountable rates. !antlers and others 'visiting
town will find this a convenient place to supply the
wantsof the inner man.
,
. MARY E. KITTREDGE.
Towanda, April .M..,744f.
Oraertea~'aad~
N"CK Hkut
But the gory best goons of all kliula kept by any
lurst-cais grocer, and solittlown, Down, Down,
STRICTLY FOR CASH !
The enoicest
TEAS; SPIOES, MOLASSES,
SYRUPS, SUGARS,
COTES,
L;
• I
Received Rally, fresh ' from the New York Market,
and bought at t tery lowest cash prices. il
.
,
Having been engaged for the last three years with
a Virst•clus Wholesade grocer in New York, I - hate
Facilities ,for buying my gouda so 'that I can make
it an °Wort for an Cill BUYERS call and 1 •
. 1
.1
SEE 111 Y ST O CK END PRICES
.1 . t
•
•
Before parlfwlng elsewhere.
1 WILL PAY atilt FOR PRODUCE.
/ M. OWEN, ,
RED, WMTE AND BLUE STORE, BtelptiE*
C. B . PA
IRO
WHOLESALE AND icErA.O4
Al f . Ell l!,f
,L 0
OROC
I 't
1---- . ,
r
The best brands of -' i
! • /
' PLO'' 11 A9AYS ' ON 1114 ND:
•
I , . ; •
Thialghest prke paid tur all kludet of - I
• ' 1
• COUNTRY PRODUCE.
El
t uch as
BUTTER, PGULTRY, GAME,
&c.
MI
•
•
F.speetal 'attention pa l iti to thing orders. Goods
delivered free of charge anywhere In
• • I tar Borough.
•
'~ ~
anii-Tii.
lihnllansons AdvatisanntL
A MISTAKE,
We find very many
.are of 'the
opinion that we have gone out of
businesi. If -thpy will call on us
One DoOr North of. McCabe's & Ed.
wards Grocery Store, they will find
us on hind with a large Stock of
MEN-AND. BOYS CLOTHING;
AND FURNISHING GOODS
IN GREAT VARIETY;
All of which we will sell /it
=I
' -
.
VERY WW PRICES
1
We say, i without fear of contradic
tion, we have the best stook of
I i
EINE SHIRTS, NECK TIES,
HATS AND CAPS,
Kept: in Towanda
,
Speciai Rates; to Country Mereb
l-ants; Grangers, ;and all - others that
will buy in quantities.
1111 W! TAYLOR.
i=za
NEW FIRM.
PIERCE!& BRAUND
Darin` bringlit the ,Insiness of Mr. P. Powell,
wallet reapeetfully esti the attention of the , people
of Towanda and vieinity,in their piste of bodkins.
when ran, be found at all times a forth sad fall
stork of
FIIVITfI,
c4..."Dip4 .1
TOBACCO, I
1 , •• .. i , - CIGARS, *C.
We propene to devote oar wbote Mae to ode Und
oes..., and wipe to salary or:patronage. •
/le* grso tesa;io,.
• • 4 t 1146 giro. ONO VW
514 - "r
1 OP.
iv.st*Y4lt4oluzis 8:
. , .
tedt.mia _
Z iNaglitlia lo Ito oillg i rrairt=t4 to
' Ira pervipt,eakied
- _
— auLL'og.“oo4
cißcvn444- , BAW -MILLS,
mA44DitILL,q,
ENGINE -REPAIUE6.
Of the latest and molt !formed Maas maukfactur,
eel mud kept eonstiotly as bead awl may far use
, PLOUGHS
SIDE-DILL. LEON AND WOODEN BEAMS
aillibt4s.
CULTIVATORS,
CORN PLOUGHS AND PLOUGH
Of, all Wads, and the latest haproveatent / kept
ea hand. - -
• 1.
D.M.I3OOTT & CO.
/
• /
STOO, CASTINGS
CELLAR GRATES.
LED ANp SLEIGH SHOES,
•
[arch
B LOOD& COMPANY
Still continue to 'Manufacture their celebrated •
HORSE POWERS & CLEANERSi
And ,
will.seif a better machine for teas looney than
can be had etwirhate In the world. We claim-foe
our machines that they will do as much, or more, .
than any other, and' more durably built. We per
mutiny superintend our work and sec that it Is welt
done. We will send • .
DESCRIPTIVE VATALOGUES
'• of oar Mile r blues on application.
ONE & TWO HORSE POWERS,
One and two ihorse Thieashers and
CIRCULAR AND DRAG SAW
Saw and GriSt Mill "work done to
' order. Give us a call-before
prirchasing elsewhere.
'VA "03 01.103aillit'3li3ILLIT
"oa aocaa
Aug.l,*69
NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY !
Respectfully announces to his friends and patrens t
that he y Ira built 3 ;
NEW DRICS CARRIAGE FACTORY,
El
Where he will constantly keep On haad a full assort
' ;
Meta of , •
) 1 . FAMILY CARRIAGES, ,
i TOP . ANA , OPEN BUGGIES,
_rt,A.TPpRm WAGON,S
TROTTING giTILKYN AND SKELETONS,
. •
•1 • •
Made of the best Material and finished. in the best
city style. Iftflong experience In ritv'ear- '
stage Factoiles gives him a decid4
• advantage over others in the . •
•
FINISH, STILE AND DURABILITY
MO
INSPECTION OF HIS WORE
Thankful for the libaral patronage forinerly ex
tended and respeetfutly ask a continuance of the
same. ' .
111:DUCED PRICES►
•
HENRY STULEN;
Towanda, Jan. 8.734 f. -
IZIITA INTS - 1 7.- AV A G NiS
V 1 1
C. B. PATCH.
I keep on hand a large assortment of
Elan
Than any :rther establishment in the
,
• ;
Of every_ description manufactured
• to Ordet'on short notice..
- . . - 1.. ', • i ‘• •
- i
!'', i c .' 'JAMES BRYANT. '.
•,',,
: ‘. •' ,:.
Tow** March 0, 1873.
• i --
—ti *.---- ,- r —'
ook it
as —lNTlERY.,=Thepublie is
Respectfully !Wormed that. the Book Bindery
as been retsetrelli to the Rkrierza Bolldlug,
third I,tery;where telll bit dryly ; •
I ' BOOK—BINDING - .
In all Its .iluions_ branches, on terms as reasonable
as tbe "liirdilutesi will allort..; The Bindery 'will
besindeethe chafe of
I
if* 1 1
C. AV H . ..K E R
••• •,1 .1 • .
An expezieneeti Binder, tind r ,illl`' work will be
premaptly done In &Wylie and matinee widen mutat*
bb evened. Music, MPVINItIeN NeWsPar l ic 01 4
lint*A, he., bound 10 qtery style.] rartlenrsratten
lion will be Odd to the Boling and Binding of
BLANK BOOKS,
.
to any desired pattern. libeh In quality and dura
bility will be warranted.
rinrAn work will be ready fur delivery when
- SIII • LI scltititid, lig& pa.
, •
Asa ill itumb of
Mill Iron's made to order,
And wort warrinted to giro satbtaction.
'SHINGI* MACHI NES
POINTS
'ERS, •
LARGE /AND SMALL SIZE.
LARGE KETTLES,
And all kit* of castings furnished at,
MEANS & ROCKWELL.
Separators,Thresher and
eaners. •
FANNING 'MILLS,
Oppin lite the new Jail,
TOWANDA, PENN'A.
HENRY STULEN
Of waioPs. AU be asks Is an
Previous 10 pureluslog elsewhere.
ALL WORK WARRANTED TO GIVE
PERFECT RATISFATIGN.
REPAIRING 7110iIPTLY ATTENDED TO
WAGONS!
WAGONS
IMO
wincu t WILL
SELL CHEAPER
.country.
WAGON'S' AND CARRIAGES
A.
, -
TURNER OiRDV N
- •
. _ ligtowAtz.unvicituza
iI.G.-0 1'44 7 B'l'
• rirrowsawc - X,
TOWANDA, PENNA.
1 4, ,s.
i AC IDS. - EXTRACTS, ELIXIRS; DEERS,
T SWAM.' COATED PILL% -
, . POWDERS, [SUN,
' • ', -" SYRUPS. TINC.. ' . -
TITRES ... ..
• '.. ' ' Vill(EK, '
Ake"- , - ,
r • '
Atul preparations of all kinds
DYE'EaIt.FTI3,
.kACMNE 01L5,.!
KEROSENE, ;
ALCOHOL,
PURE WINES AND "LIQUORS,
TOBACCO; SNUFF, CIGARS, &C:
PI L PPITLAB PATENT MEDICINES, ,
iand a fine swicatment of
~, .
TOILET AND FANCY GOODS.
More thimknsual pus Is given to the compound
Mg of prescriptkm Open on Sunday from 9A. is
tot P. w., and from is P. x. to 7
L.. Dr. MADILL Call be. consultetrai the store on Sat
lurdsy of 011193 week, as heretofore..
D. H. TURNER,
W. G. GORDO:7.
=w74:.
• Zaplware, Crake4r, Ike.
BARGAINS', IN'
_STOVES!
. - .
, TINWARE, • ,
HARDWARE,
. IRON AND PAINS,
• r
C RPENTER'S .- TOOLS,
GLASS,
&C., &C., &C., &C.,
. .
GIVEN TO ALL PlittellASEßS FOR CA S H,
. •
i .
H. T. JUNE'S
•1 4 . • • -
HAH )) M r. A.. 4% STORE,
'TOWAND:A, i PA .
deck-73. A •
/ -
F ,
O BLACK,
CROCKERY OF , VAit.IOLTS
. .
1
A N' D AS LOW AS TII E: LOW EST
GLASSWA4E,
TABLE OTLE RY7
SILVER PLATED WARE;;
1 , WOOD WARE;
I would say to the public that oWany goods kept in
4 ' -- • - • stock I will not be undersold. ~ . •
. F • i,
Febl4-74. -s
Nieon; -AdvortiplmentL
c E.
4.1 • •
L'. 9: INTERNAL REVENUE, 1
SPECIAL_ TAX-E S
May 1,187:x, to April 30, 1870
The 'revised Statutei of the ITnited States, See.
thmk.r.r., =7, 3235, and 3:::12, require every person
engaged In any bustuess, avocation, or employment
whieh renders him liable to a,
•
SPECIAL TAN, TO
PROCURE AND PLACE_
CONBPICITOULY
HIS ESTABLISHMENT OR
A STAMP denoting the payment of amid SPECIAL
TAE, for the Special Tax year beginning May 1,
1875, before commencing or continuing tetainess
after April SO, 1875.
THE_TAXE4 EMBRACED WITHIN THE P.llO.
VISIONS OF THE LAW ABOVE
. • QUOTED ADE THE
FOLLOWING;
1,. VIZ: •
Rectifiers- . -
Deolers, - retall liquor
Dealers; wholesale liquor . - - - ]OO.OO
Dealers In malt liquors, wholetiala 50 00
Dealers In malt liquors, retell 20 00
Dealers In leaf tobacco - - 25 00
Retail' dealers In loaf tobacco, - • - 500 00
And on sales of over 11,000, fi fty cents for
every dollar In excess of 11,000.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco , - •7" SCO
Manufacturers of stills - - - - 50 00
And for each still manufactured - - 20 00
And for each worpi manufactured - 20 00
Manufacturers of tabacco - - - 10 00
Maunfacturers of cigars - - 'lOOO
_Peddlers of 'tobacco, first class (more than
two horses or other enteral:4) - so 00
Peddlers of tobacco, second class (two horses
. other animals)
Peddlers of tobacco, third class (ono horse or
other animal) - - - -
Peddlers of tobacco, fourth .class (on foot-or
public conveyance) - - - -
Brewers of less than 500 barrels - -
Brewers of 500 barrels or more 1 - -
•
' Any serson, so liable, who shall fail - to comply
with the foregoing requirements ,islil be stiOJect to
severe penalties. • '
Persons or firms liable to to pay any of the Special
Taxes named above, must apply l GEO: DeLA
MONTANYE, Collector of internal. Itevenue at
Towanda, Penna., mid pay for and procure - the
"imolai-Tax Stamp or Stamps they need, prior to
May 1, 1875, and WITHOUT ITETHE NOTICE.
. ,
' . W. DOUGLASS, -
!Commissioner of Intenial Revenue.
Orr fCS. OF INTCm3AL aa ua
R. v., Irebtuarit, 1875,
lach4s-75. • . ,
THF • PLACE TO . ,r'EtY YOUR'
/
!,
14 • , if Aimtss ANI>
HORSE ,- - OE NE RALL'i
Ism C. V. DATONS in the 'store lately occupied
Annus \V o 1& as a Clothing Store , . • Haring remosi‘d
lay eittablishinent to mote comaitidlons and emit,
Meat gunners, I respectfully Invite my old Onsto•
tners, andall in want of anythiug Iu the Ilne of
nARNE§S, SADDLgS,
• • NETS, &C H
• -
, •
tech.; me a call. feeling rethilletl that mole the ta.
dimes' Y Assess for purchasing stock, I ran do a'
better, Julkat a low" wive !num any other t;lstr. !
Iliterttnt In the Minty. '
alai •
arterfrit'
fa
our its44ach - ref itirte beim till
air. . . , - •
• - •
for medicinal rapers,
AU the
IMMO
OFFERS
STONE WARE,'
DIItD CAGI:S,
BArk!TS,
GLASS SHADES,
0. A. BLACK.
~,i
MEI
PLACE OF BUSINESS,
=3=212
A. CIIA.MBERLIN
V.
Deter in ,
I 0 K. D;
JEWELRY
GE
eIIES AND eLftK.S
EMI
VOWANDA,
June,.
TCIIES,
JEWEIf,RY;
HE N D.l ,E II N'
AMERICAN AND. SWISS
EMI
OLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
FINE JEWELRY.
ERLING -SILVER
"ER PLATED WARE.
S .1. L
TILE CHEAPEST TO THE BEST.
FROM
'GOLD, SILVER AND STEEL
I •
TACLES g EV'E!GLASSES.
F
north of Dr. Porter & Son•d Drug store,
Main street,
One d
TOWANDA. PAL.
EFL;
ESENTSTO-11
II
"JEWELRY STORE
FIE
W. A. ROCKWELL H
Is COll I
tly'receiving in addition to his Large-stock
of jewelry.
EINE GOLD SETS, ,
PIN
-- '1
ANM,i,
RINGS,
, •
['ERICA N AND r"Wit3S WJtTCUFM,
AND SILVER-WATCHES
GOL
t PLATED WARE OF ALL yARIETIES
SILVE
X), Silver ANL' .).TEEL SPECTACLE'S,
MI
AND PLATED DINGS AND (MARAIS
MAME
'KS OF ALL VASIETILS,
ME
at the lowest prices'
loCk and Jewelry repairing done' In Illie
best manner. and warranted.' •
I • I
or a Metal patronage and hope to Metit a
continuance of the Same, •
, . I
.. • I
. I
3 , : • W. A. lIOC.IItiWELL.
A% web,
I%wig,
ME/
.TACLES ' ! SPECTACLES
SPE I
AR VSDEL TINTED.
Leum...s have the power of Protecting the
IItRITATION .arislug; from Light; lac-
These
Eye frn i
companl
English i
dby Heat. Under 'Wilson's Amerlean,au
=EMI
ritEASONS WHY THE
D'EL TINTED SPETACLE
ARU
suoi2L
ISE PREFERRED TO ALL OTHERS
F~
ave the power of Arresting the Heat-Rays
of Solar
and Arlinelit Light before entering't
They
Violet Tinted, .yet bo constructed b
alum ap
pUed to the Eye.9pear.eolorless
MEEMIMM!M
I=
NM. A. C,HA3IBERLIN
4200 00
2500
J E.W EL E ,
MEI
NDA, PA
yME
ICA,N &S'WISSWAITHES
.. .
STERLING siLVER SPOONS AND FORE S ,
- ,
. ,
2500
,• •
I IOCIERSBROS.CELEBRATED - sII.*ERWARE
FINE GOLD JEWELRY, ttc.,
OPPOSITE COIIET HOUSE,
•
15 00
10 00
50 00
100 00
NOV; 12,74
NORTHER'S CENTRAL RAIL
- WAY.—Direct mute North and South to
Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia and all points
South: also to. Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Suspentalon
Bridge. Rochester. Syracuse. and all points East
and West on the New York, Central Railroad, and
the Canadas. • - I ' i
itilrOn and after Januaryl, 1875., trains will !g l ay
and arflv at Elinir.s, as follows::
AWE PROIJI TILEH
E NORT. -LEAVE litMrillWAlM).
I
ACCOM. ' 10.33 A.M. sorthern E2..12.15 P.M.
Southern Ex..AMOS p.m. Acco ! 7.15 A.M.
Vimsport. act.. 2.118 p.xt Ace ..:. ' 6.50 P. N.
AIVX PE9M TILE 801.111. LEAVE SOVERWAUD.
Southern Ex., .10.05 P. M.
N'thern F.x...12.15 P; M. I W'msport Af cc 3.00 P. M.
Elmira Mai1...10.1r. P.M. kilay F.‘,..!...1` 5.35 A.M.
' S Nenlient .Exprei , s north and olltliern ;Ex
press south, are thrtnnth Mains betwen 'Rochester
and Baltimore. The Morning and Evening Aceone•
modatlon north connect at Canandalgaa with trains
for Rochester and the. Valle
CLINTON ti:ARDNE It. Gen, At.
ED. - S: YOUNG, Gen. Pass. Apt., Baltimore, 1 111.
' "r•
M
RS. OLMSTEAD has, *removed
to' the rooms formerly et:envied by Mrs.
Fletcher, on the north aide at Bridge street, where
aleter s isselt to Mt Ist eareigpwmg
• vors
SILVER WARE
&C.
Dealer lu
MOE
A Ino
CLOCS.ti.
AT TILE
STUDS,
CHARMS,
NECKLACES,
EMI
AGEN
I=
W. A. eItAiIIIERLIN
MEIMi
• .
...
1 ,
To 4 , ,..p . tijt, pATRo NQ
:.).
. 7
1 0 E 0 . - II:, - 4-0 OLi & Co
, ..
• 1
i PHOTOGRAPHERS 1
i
1 TIAVAIIDA, PA... '
i Grateful for the generous patronage or th•
!test year; would biotin tall wanting Plete,;:
'that, we are still adding to our establlahment
NEW AND IMPROVED INSTRUMENI?4,
And 'adopting tried lied mrorecl w 5 , 11,.,
[
( printing and retouching In order to secure, -
FINER I'IIOTOGIIAPS T i ELIS Eyr.le . 1
made outside of the eddies, turd that we i n *,
It a,apecialty to enlarge till klr.ds of Pletuo-4 v.,
any size desired, , and !Shish in Water .e9k,r,
India lair, or in Oil, ludhe
i i
BEST STYLES .AS,M,VEItY FO7 Phicy;:,
i We also endeavor to ;take all the Itlilm iy.-.,‘
In making chibiren pletures, so as to , ?ceure ti, e
best results. : /"
i t We are constantly addlng-10 - oter liti,it r,r ,,, .
\ 1 '-
t ' . r u...t irE s
! '
All 1
at fe a rpa anl v i an ask ee lik i, l
instycl,)e:,,i IpariL(iel.n.
5- - - 3Lay . i4,13..." .. 1 .
122=!ti
Niscellsaggia
COAL! ,C 0 , 44.1 COAL! COAL!
OLD TOWANDA COAL YARD!
• •‘ ,
PIELAC,T I & SCOITJ', _
I
Take pleasure In announcing to their frien , 6
the public generally...that they are prepared to
sash any of the.foilmring named Coals in (elata.t.
ties to suit purchasers, thoroughly.Lacreenvtl ?-;
Stated, and at ..as low! , rates as at any Tare itt
wanda. We .keep the best Coals (rum the
and Wilks•Batre
. • •
SULLIVAN.
- . 7
COAL,
ail size:4, from (uti: L tv.
SMITH AND STOP ' }; COAL
• ,
from the Old itarelay 3fines. a afi;
: ; .
" ' We keep fin hand fie ,
a l
i' . BEST ALLPTTOW - LIME.-
;
THE. BEST COPLAY. CEMENT:
i DMZ i : . `to•••,. .
t Y'S Dttg N,41,:: .
d ElizalitzlVs !,t..,
IM3
All orders left at. the . Mores
F. J. Calkltia; Third Ward, Kir)
fit our Office. corner of :Ricer a}
will recleve prompt attentlou.
PLEASE q.fVE LS .4 C. 11,/..
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bep23-74.
EIIV I F LOUR irN-G .111, Ft I
1N 1%." tit:i....alEgt - ix l P.
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i'lic!tubscritmr g - fje~ w,Lke tha . t it i,-11
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STEAM , FLOTTRINGI MILL,
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is now t suce*ssfut operation, asiel that b•
pared to do all work in ids line,on shor not',
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TILIT IT IS ItEcEl V Eli?
;Wheat. Buckwheat and Ere' Flour. XJ•tr. M - a!
Feed. Bran Bc., always ot lined
and fur bale'at rate,. u 1
PARTICULAR NfITICE.—Ier.:O , D,.
!the west side of the river desiring to patrolil. -
nllll., will have their ferriage ;mid both
;they brifig gusts of ten bushels and upsylrds.
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Jr. •A. DECKVA?
TI \ FIRM.
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The under.,igAteit lulling i;ur,..,11x.5.: , 1 'lv! f_ri, .1 , a:, , !
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lead the store ;Litely occul;leil h'e..lttliei W;hT......-
sjw.Ttfully lavitel the at!eutiou of l ithe pr);lie t;; 0147
large stpek of ' ' ;,• ' ' i I
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READY MADE CIM.TiiLNO
quitubl2 fur Spring tyad.
From out' exitertenevi tri the totsh...A is ar
fident that we MIMI be able tt... meet the.+4.:at...l
customer!. • It
• Ourasortzucnt of
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POTS CLOTH IN GI
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cannot be r equated by othre
NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA ,
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Mot our prit*s for
AL'i, G,ouv
Defy competition !:
-Nre kk-ep eieritkiitg iii th
of
GENTS' EURN - ISMNG 0001),
rain
FELT iiND 14:11 HATS..
CAN.Ezi. HA. DKECHIEF?i. ai
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Remember the place; the oh r.fand of kes A - 31 , r
'cur, corner of Main and Flue Streets. : 1
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7. ' ,• DECKER BROTIIEtS.' ..
Ttcauda, March 17,7.5
. T IIE RE 311 N T (1;N "\-
The ItE3IO:6TON sEW.ING
,sprung . rapidly Ihto favor as 143,4:e5-10 . M , !;,-
centbluatlon of good quallties. namely t I.llt ht
;nlng. smooth, nolteless. rapid. dttralde, L
Stitch. It Is' a*.Stftittle: - Machine. with i 1 Rttlu.i.
.Drop Feed.
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RiMIN.GTON O.
4 1 A Machine for family nse, in•ti«•
'-rittstentie, bas met with a inort ral•ia
:ratio tirsales than any' Machine on the
ItEMINGTON, NO. :f
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A I . fachine for, lopnufro•toring Not ...,..0r. , :.
.(rewly,for ileliver only since 3114 , 0• 71 -0' . .r 2
verfection, awl variety of V% 01*, 1,..1 , ,1thi. ,, :z:‘-
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MEN
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GOoll AGENTS wASTEn!
scud for:lr iii::rj ;
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BRANctr-OFilcils tIF
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E. REIII.St:TON & 41 - tSS. ,
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281 & 283 nreatlytay V., ATM
..tfaullton Sqitatr, seatw -
Chleagoi 237 State' L. S. Iltl',4 ll ilti'''
. Beaton, 432 Wastilagtq.ll Wit..
elncirtattl. 181 West Ith 5t.,.5. ,, s
t:tlea, 120 (tetti , , , ,et , St.. •;%.• , alf.v.: 31: , eD 1,6 " .
Washington,D. U.. 521 7th St. ' s s,s‘ ,
Atlanta, On.; 112/034,51 - i , °rep Heuer. .31art. , t ,
flrl fcelcuir
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