II I , ;. rirttlfnr~tt pepartment - GELLEIi man iy.r of Ventilrting stableS, beneath bai , os, is by allowing the foul air to e ,, eapel though the hay and grain t tr;rl aVore the anima/s., .This is oblectionablei,, for obv,ious, reasons. r;e11 stables.. with fa es rails for the - floOr above, are . (lark, and gc!lierallY festooned - with. cobwebs. l'esides' their disagreible appear theY. allOw the dust, chaff, and hav-seed. to 'fall upon the hacks of tll::cattic. and these are tdus.alwayS uj Dark 'stables awl Coats watted with dust , are not healthful tank. say nothing of the de iorated condition of the feel storol above thcin. which exposed t', all the nAil air that rises froth be- We greatly prefer to have 31,0Ve Ini , l with ' Matt•he .l l will prevent -any'dnst c:,lli - w2 through, awl to I,:ive the hcarns • awl. under side of the floor Tryitewahed. Ventilation may 'he proyided b , pounts through which hity or straw erkuld be - thrown down a , nd which- should terminate h: (-rated (:pcnin7s - 1 neath the WATERING MILK TO GET CE.E.I:II. linown 'that milk set in the, although it. throws up ft y i;ei• eentage of cf&im.- does: u. ,, t - yi_o4 up all the fat in the ir : t-ause the F, hirnined milk. on hei 111 to analysis. i, fonwl to eon-, tr.i,n a rimail pc-r er.itage of I,ntter; On being set thr• cr, , rtin vvry peTreetly, 11:xiwi'iliii...1:77:11,!:t haye be (11 ne-olt• :4 Nile -, wid,.r t 9 facilitate the -jag . t (•re:, in , that creain Thu, a livid .:1 , j 1; 1“);:' , 1011, hil• %OIL et-tit. Tlie l othc.r with :In t:litt:11 v(4- 1" ; ; ;i 4, of for (ri•ani. , liluted milk in ,r•vvii r;11 - • r • ' I 1)4 e 'llt • 17 , COB,. t• AIL i . )1 7; ,!:16:1• Cr1.??11.1 titan it lluulrl havi y:t I , llj it' wat“ring mark no diireti- IL may not /14! aelvisablv. 0...k•r. So . 11-1:11“. v. - titer in this Way on :ratr•r •:61 , 1tql ;to milk liastenl.: :14.idity of tin. wli.i(.ll In IW II-11, t . hood`d t• !,11:0.114.1.,1 I=l r.tr, lionsEs':•tutts'ii::-- - ;.t Licking enmity, w,, :tlwnyl-:t:ingiltto kcil) iii;d: , -1 1 --jaing. fin Itry 11441. -pring xv,,rl; \vas done; for Nyoulil not c;:t thcir feed if. and tryould - therefore fall ,I -'li. But, cot- the last four hea.an Iron:, in the Ili; riven my horses :t run (;;' au *lir or ,tore every,. alas. even ~.tt ;wi t tire Lrre , t ; Was well started, antl '11. 1 .5.40u11 that they feel Letter, and hettet• than under time ~i , l Lfias-; - -kceri the b0i1.% !- open. :fzel tlie,rolling. is th natu -1:..1 nelli-,01 of currying.: 1 keel ) tlvo ;ior , a; , .only—('ond)ine(l . (lo all the work on iitrui or 1 ar res..,---(/// 'firi•nwr: ;;;N.---1 tL alp-wit'y to a vorre;- i; , ,i; , 11.•11t. • it'd". g , .?1,(i g,;.).1 hay the . , Pio , ' for tear( -i thlti7, inashe,.. con k 1,1 ‘cgvtables they are apt to 1..rx. , 1, :110 inyinets t hi 2 hly ohjectionable, ten , leney neettmatte ';•.- lame] , ;trill iirotlWY in'ligcs "l'llore Iv, INl.te'r diet than anil e:iis (riven ill :sufficient t t) 10 . 411 Alit• h(irm• in a vig f,ron-`v•Hnditi,,n. :ni , l give hint sufti-, 1 , , prevrut hi, hoenni ! r;11. MERE IBM • -1 1111.• • Li %II: - IN . C;i. IPS. —Tliore i, ,iiid to 'f , ' rai rii , ,l 011: rroni the soil nine I,,,laids 0 • Epic i= tw , iit\ - ,fixe bushels 'or (':it-. and, lirtovii pounas, :in :..Si 1?;;-11(.1. t, .' h:t I'l i* . V. Tia.re art• thirty a;•• ii , to d- 01* limo in two tons of r.' ,. .t. . - 1:1--: on,. liundroi and twenip •ix pound-. in two tom 4 of oover.mid .„,, hupo l .,l ; opt. fOrty pounds ..n t-Wcioydi - vc t 011- 01' turnips. nod two ';o11; 1 1 1 . 0 1 :,: i d sevility pounds in IlillV '"U•' . 1' - f -, 1 , 1..0.1,1•- • ',A.Pppel r soil S Cont i :tin . :illittid:int.o or limy for a Ithotts •:!kil• vi-ir:., - wilily othcrs ro - inire ¶1 0—..:1-iotuil applivation . fir um , . :.,,, la 1.1 . 1iiiz,•,.. ? . , r IN ll(JitsE4:.—`'l eoiTespoif, Oynt of the -:llassachifiefts once had 'a valuable in -tkeli LAO ease from worMg Ih:it -I 'kept him out of , iight from :11tanie. fiend.howeversug,gestO -11.1 tit I G• •4 him ten bushels wheat a iiii - moch nit; This 1I did in licti othe,r provenrbir„ „ 1 .111 1 ,11,4•f o r c Ion: , In' bega'n to improve llcl. Clint. the tcli 1 •11: , 111e1r., (•: , 11-11!»;. , 1 he wolild hardly be recog same horse, so fat and hich he litconie—anil ha4l 1 1 ,10 w,, 2 • 11 , • cl ‘t. 'Loa Mi I.rnist;.-HA \;:•n York gaphke'r has Succeeded in loq-pilw his currant and gooseberry 4Th.lies free from the currant worn mulching heavily with. coal ashes. The i n , hcs also have another value expected. viz: keeping the mkund : cool and thoist, so that even Ensij , lrgooseberrics will bearheav3- •1 op'` ivithout sign of mildew. We the use of coal ashes lst.good ftir asters. which need !! , , , 1 soil :Aso:— L'urar.Veir rforker, =n==l • S.l I.T V.Lbit .1s AI .0u .—S:llt 11:15 ht . I ipiVer •:01' renderinp• soil indister 1 . ;In it 5 - 11n.rwist , would bv. 'ln , dry ::ndy •soik. a InoifAure loving Plant asilaru , :, is 4( . lu:fitted by its a Ivet soil, Or in a n-et on./ t little good from it. No scatquantity - is used. say about a ) - ,,und-- to a square rod., It is sur, that-iriose who have garden round in , ruttier dry places or ex. I,„sed seasolc4. do not make of salt a , inanuto oftener th an iucoo. M=E:i CANDY:-I.lnp eup white Ctill Vinegar; lioll it . II 'it rri,l, in •e,ilti ivater. ; Ay, cxecilent vainly and , ' sonie inc it:; good : for t yinet.,!ar I,e , yery strotig,, litt!f• !I -- of it : 44 141 soljit• •r . : kit lor Vilf• Steer/gal 4frr the lii 111 11111 (1611 C 41ilt 11141, either ti -; an i twit or two it, vise. when vool, iiraw .if until It iS .:0.,(1 I`Tit it , i n to 1:11=3:1 .4;, , ,11f . yaw} ‘,7,101),11-: , f i fit 414 ,rot :14 1 1:14 ?“04 =:A 1,,,, 1A:10 till * !i':<tl fr4k f (educational tt►arMent ayMMITTER OF ASSOCIATE HHITORS E. E. QuisfaN, W. H. THOMPSON J. r. ettAwroury, E. L. Mats, A. A. KEENEY. '.%1.1 4 ,, llerwinimtiotts tnt•nded to tel ttusetted In drpartnwil% ' , beak! be sent to the rhatraean of to, rounnitt,., E. E. QVIIIIMAN", at Tontoda, and ffira-ard,l hp him to the EdilnJln charge fut the en oing week:. 1):01'01AA)1 i7144:4 rt:1%111 have all heard of the ir'onderfal -, one-horse!shay• that was built in such a - 10 7 gic'al way, St tun a liendred years - to a day: ;' and you all remember what a ter rible Tate it met with on the morning of its hundredth year. Now wbat,a splen thing it would be if the article they tall • lead lee • could be gotteutii, in some su':h well-balanced way as the Deacon's : mast erpime, so that each part Would be just 'as strong as the rest and all perfectly adjusted, then have the machine ;patented actiording to act of Congresi,-ir, better still. -insured on the Tontine,' lor some other plan, to run a hundred years. For in the tomposition of teachers;: tell you what, there is always somewhere a weak est spot ; in the brain, nuticle,, 'Weight, or disposition ; in dress, manner*, learning, or position : in genius, temper, Wisdom,: - or size; or in physiognomy—it may be the eyes: or likely • his discipline IS the weak point. and this is 4, very imisntant- a joint. for. if he cant g4vert, it'S all very plain. the make-up of the teacher will not not stand the strain ; or. yet !in politics, prudence or pride, or perhapi his religion is on the wrong side : there, Is too much of something or not -quite -enough, and his calibre dosn't seem to b e G the ! right stlity.'or not well put together—lurking still. find it somewhere, you Must. and v, below, within or without; and that's the reason,beyond a dOuht, a teach. er,brf.aks down and sometimes] vrears out. .111 , 1tluit'. the reason, too, that] directors amid parents. but especially directors, have so much trouble and So hardly deserve our sympathy? I know they wOuld hard ly approle -of the patented .c/r insured plan of teacher. Teachers -de Iso persist in being imperfect, like other folks, and it is! so trying to directors. ,• No lit 111 ht that proud period when teach ing shall become a profession !would be hastened if the one-horse-shay plan of teaching were adopted and carried out. But seri!tusly. I suppose no one is look ing for. or expecting this grand attain ment in this imperfect world : . Hut teach in t ; look so easy to !those *ho have never taught, and we are. all such : perfect crea tort's till we are tried. Having the requi site a'itiOttitt of education, we lOieve the next most important requisite to make a siicy-ssful teacher is a good - deyelopment common sense. This, if kept in exer cise, will keep the wholeimery well hal:lured, and ready for any emergency while special talents, special gifts and beautiful theories are alwayS failing when needed.and are apt to prove the very weak points, that will ; cause the break-down of the w bele system. • They form a weak dependence and often cause la general failure. Natty people can lay out before us beautiful theories, plausible :thi!ories they seem to be, just the necessary thing, ap parently, for an evident want, and par ents and friends and, nexperienced teach ers will look at them with 'Satisfaction, thinking. •111), yes ! that is jnfit the way it should bellcine ; its a wonder every one didn't net, it before ; but that Ival work to a eharm in the scht.iol-roost. I know it " 'ln this line conks that Most beau tiful of all theories, '6 goveruiutz by how sweetly it can be theorized upon ! I low (10 igl ful vocation of teach ing; looks; as we listen and. are told that our pupils may all love w.f so that they will at, all times delight in doing right from their affection for us, and that they will grieve at the thought thatl they have given us pain. Theorists that; stand up and tell us; this with such an honest face that yoa'almost think they 'believe it themselves. But nobody doe::: except the inexpt;rieneetl. Again. they-tell us the mind of the child is as an miwritten page, a pure. White surface, on which the faith ful teacher may - write such iiiipessions as he will.for good, that will never he erased; or as a piece of putty, that: the skillful hands of the teacher may Mold into any pattern of man or woman " ; he chooses, beautiful for symetery and perfect in ()ta buit. and, finish. At what age will these theorists insine this happy cOndition of things in the, mind of the . or will they insure in the first place that the ' mind of the child natnrallituins to that which is right-and lovely? Why hosts of rttrents with two or three children, per haps only one antOrtie, good'ehildren too they think, are often at their Wits lends to know what to do with the iittle perverse creatures ilea, are always tietting, ahead of their pareilt ; yet a teachET must take several scares of thee of all ages and dis positions, and people are :;i'siottished if there are mistakes made. Verily, the requisites to a suiiceii:sfial teachta are man ifold, and each 'necessary ;qualification -should he well balanced, -ca l chl part .in keeping every other part, find all ciintroilleil by good judgment and common sense. Ibit if you tied a tc:teller intmleled_ after the Deacon's one-luir4shay, oust , , May prepare for the millenittm, for it will nigh at hand. : lE. I'. f'; ; I • SPELLING " The wrong way to teach and the right •way." was the caption of an artiele.in the first issue_ of this Department, contain ing some suggestions upon spelling. To give weight to these_ suggestions and to call the attention of our teachers once inure to the subreet, the folltiwing extract from Appicton'ft Jeurndl. The Aurnal in speaking of the Spelling-Maaria says : • "We have said that the (;,pitletnic is harmless, and yet if it proves to be the means of increasing or perpetuating the the use of spelling-books in: sithools. it is is not entirely ,gym. That the spelling and defining of words should not lie, as they are in the text-cooks comMonly used, an exclusive aet of memorizingj has been reconized by' inure than 'oft observed. The right way of learning words is . in connection with sentences in which some fact or thought is expressedL By this method there, is nit association of ideas with the Wools that: tends to' permanently fix their form and Meaning in the memory. The memorizing of a column Of words,on the, other hand; is purely: an arbitrary method, and no memory' eonld by this means alone, long retain What it had ac. quited. That we do renferriber words tolerably well, is due to tinrlfamiliarity with them in literature; ;Tlie spelling book rarely lends any , reel aid to the ftwner; in the manner used, it taxes his energies wastefully and unscientifically. "The child who is taught the construction and meaning of the words his reading lesson, - where each- is as.sociUtetl with cer tain ideas and facts, will be - apt . to remetn his lesson; but the same words In a form idable !Annul, each term `-tllscowtectexi frOm every other, and probably wholly Without siva/Am/1 to tisi rung pupa, Lt. h It witi *o. tint forted pint.tairrY Malf ths tspilltut mtf.44,Afr Ntrit. to woos Al Egon "Man= The- Him. Waring Johnson, **min deadest of etnimion'Schoids of Ntaine4 , says: "In a fen towns within. the past three - or finir bars, ladiei have been cho t on : the boanl of-school committee, ami in two or three instances as town supervis ors. In. each case so far' the duties of the office have been well perfOrmed by the femak; incumbents, and, I will add, with somewhat more - care and *Rightful in terest than are Usual in this;ollice. The examinations of .teachers were more thorougffly and conscientidtuly made, and visitations of schools, particularly in the stammer, were more frequent, inspections more careful, and - suggestions and meth ods more freely brought to the considera tion of the young .teacher., While possi bly the novelty of this promotion to office and the determination on the part of the women thus elticted to shirw what they can do, have contributed to the improved result above designated, I have no hesi tation in declaring my conviction that if to-day the supervisory in our schools was equally divided.betweenmea and women, the quality of the work wonld be, far su perior to what it is at present. More time would be devoted to visitation in the school-room, not merely an horir's call the first reek of the term, when it is almost impniiible to test the full capabilities of the teachers, nor an hour at or near the closefpf the - school, when the poor shift less liork of the teacher is past all reme dy ; .fiut an hour at any time, when the schOol is in fun operation—in its every day working dress More careful thought would be given by womeli to the physical condition of the younger pupils, to seats, desks, heat, cold, ventilation, perfas of study and relaxation, methods of recita tion, object of instruction, the attractions of the school room; - factures, ornamenta tion of room and grounds, indeed all those numerous items which go so far to make our best schools home-like and cheerful, instead of bare, dreary and forbidding. Why should not the sliperintending presence of a woman: charm,. adorn and rectisy the school room as undoubtedly it does the home? In our homes,our church es, asylums; hospitals; in our refonnatory institutions, even 'in our state prisons, as now conducted, we recognize and require the ameliorating, directing influence of noble-minded, intelligent women. Are schools an exception'to this? We think not. Both from personal observation and theoretically, we advise that the employ ment of women sehool supervisors be fur ther extended than at present, and if any legal objection stands in the ways, as in some of our sister States, we recommend that such obstacles be removed by legisla tive enactment." Miseellane✓ss Advertisements. Powell & Co. powE 0 . , tre now rcceiving and will Opt Tilt, WEEK, THEIR NEW SPRING CARPETS! The large -4 5t0..1; et - Pr opew.el by Ito.tis EMI NEW s cF-1.0011 OIL CLOTHS, 111 to:antlful culoni and clesigng. OE! A VERY LARGE STOCK OF WALL PAP R list 010.11.,1 To all of 111,4 incite au tiolamtioll I'OWELL S. CO El Mitich 1573 TIIE BEST pR ,4 R I, A N lOWA AND NEARASKA, • for sale by BURLINGTON & MISSOURI BITER p. R. CO. On ten year's credit at 0 per cent. Interest. NE mimic's ACRKSin lOWA awl Southern El3l= The finest country In the world to eornblue.fartn g and Mock raining. Products will pay for land and im provements long before the prin cipal be comes due. LARCE DISCOUNTS for cash. " The so-ealled destitution in Nebraska Iles In the far western region, beyond the lands of the U. k M. R. If. Co." /Mr For elreuLars that will rally describe those lands, awl the terms of sale. apply to or address, LAND COMMISSIONEtt, Burlington, looms, for lowa Lands, or tnrola. Neb., for Nebraska RAN A-WAY.—Whereas, my son, EUGENE GILLIGAN, has run sway trout vse,"thts is to forbid ail persons harbor Log or Mast, log tam The sold Eugene Is* years old: Mid on whes he lett* Will hat* my &it MI brown Drat: atm* has a sear ores the lore aye, wanness sett t o lt, Asy gem* groin tolormatto* where the reel bit loaf& rstutelag hien to nakwill Lo iovw•sese, MAW otimaiar. 9 , *1 I fe. t au/ pt...(11•1141e, hAltlran Co., Pa. DM Mee%mu 'I'VE PANIC; - 1.• .win an to DISAGRE4BLE COVEQV Is put. The ecisseU is4 1 Apia An who wiint- READY. MADE CLOT of the latest stylot• aad made ali In arr, aid be pleased to learn J. K. B S A nexperitucell dealer. openril • stock dr SPRING AND SITSINE "Oat& to? MEN AND BOYS' W MY Sy(leM Or Sill ItTS, TIES, GLOVES, ' , ce CUFFS, TRUNKS TR. BAGS, &C., And In fact everything In' nntnrygeoed by any atom In If yon don't believe I can offer gains than hare been givetsyno here at toy store to GRIFFITHS& PATTON'SHLOCK aid I 'OO CERTAINLY CONNIN That lam prepared to - tulip all I mare! Doxi . FORGET Tll£ P Store recently occupier . by Mrs. spr443. RUSQUEIIANNACOLLEGIATE ISNTITiCTE. "i'Ve Spring Term of, tbix Itietitutloo will Mlntrienre April S, Irs, with the following Ctatim of expert- . • • rteneed I • EDWIN E. QUINLAN. Purgeirm.. 44cicnt Languages, Nathan:Alit* ilia English - E. L. HALLIS, A. 4.,aelent Grnguoges:Conniterefai .Seieatifie • Brast.es. MISS MART E. MERRILL; Psicr.r.TßEss., 60;mora and Maher English. MIM MARY 1. MASON. roxnmon and Iliffher English, MLLE: J. 1,..F.QUT5,1 Froitit, DrateiNg and Poi r miing. • MRS. 0. A.BALDWIN'. '..J o al Music a nzi, Voice argil •. • MISS MINNIE C. llvVi Es. /nes u mental Muster The customary classification of studentio will take place and classes be organlievilakitch of the higher and common blanches as the needs of the atudeata may demand. Especial attention F ive!) to those desiring to prepare for business. college, or for teaching.. Regular" Distraction. In I Drawing awl Vocal Music, free .of.charge. • Excellent advanta ges In Instrumental Music and Voice culture. Expenses per term for board, tuition. fuel. lights and washing, from VA to O. Mows for dormito ries recently newly carPeted, provided_ with new heating apparattp end arranged In intlbk, with bed rooms adjacent to sitting riwrms, far surpassing, any previous accommodations.!, Tuition for tiny stu dents from /ft to #lO per Wein. For further particulars' ddress Or call upon the principal, E. E„QtrINLAN., Towanda, Pa. MILLE)] Fox. Pres. Board Trustees. fapri-V , JEWETT SON'S. 'PERFECTLY PURE WHITE LEAD Tills IS THE ONLY 4UALITV OF WHITE LEAD THAT WE HAVE SIL% OE FOR THE LAST SIXTEEN Mil JOHN JEWEI'T k. SONS. 182, Front St;; \cam•iYork. PACKAGES, WOOD 11%. 15 and KEGS, 25, 50 and 100 •AsKS, slant 319, 300 and GOOl , ?. Tin Pai in[T 11i 'lOO Fort $.0..E BY lin. If C. PORTER Also, at the lowest P 1.; ItE LIN'S E E TUE!' E N TINE ;I ND COLORED PRINT (Dry or mixed l 01l orFrarnlsh), ISItl''IIE". OF EV}MY DE.7iItIPTION WINDOW = d PICTURE GLASS Of all' sizes. DR. 11. r. PORTER. IORNEII MAIN AND PI4E-52:,.., tOWANDA, PA) April 12, 1575-lm REAL : ESTATIEI A. - J.-NOBLE 4 'CO., = TO'IVA ND 4, P 1 1;' XN ' A FARMS. 3111.1.5, VII.CAGE COTS, HOUSES BUSINESS SITES IN TOWN, ALwAV", OX ❑A\'L AT I Al,, largo trl . et:, of la, OWA, NEBRASKA Alois g lice of % for Eniigratit,. PRoPERTY FOR RENT. FOR AND BUSINESS Frit Rents I:.illecte , l inel retir!'tte . .l on Money Loaned £ Loans Parties tolahing li, p , 1r014/Re w twr our lid*. A, NOI apr7l 75t t. STUTTE'I , I,IN i NO CURC NO P M. A. Of the U. S. Stammering'lnstitute+ renutln in Scranton, at 210, Ma l den Street, About two months, to cure those afflicted with STAMMERING, STUTTERING, or STOPPAGE n SPERM., Rest references from all parts of the totted States. • CONSULTATION FREE! Not one cent required 4intil Cured to your entire satisfaction. Call or send,for circular. • Scranton Pa.. March 1875. • j (apr"..9w2' tOR BALE.--A valuable farm hi Athens twp., laylrig 24 miles from Athens and a mites from Waverly. Contains 136 acres, of Which 123 are id'grans awl grain. A dairy of 'l3 cows has beep kept on It, and there la bise ment stabling for that nember. It has a gentle 14- ellastion to the south, and is warm, strung land. it wilt lie 1.07.1 -low and possessiOn given Immedi ately. Ati4res.4 , , • E. 1i; DREW, Elmira, N. Y. D. le:.:PAßK,lAthens, Pa. • J. DREW, on the farm. notl6-74tf. I - - NissoLuTtwic , . Ike li hereby Oven Spat the partnerablp ea. Pigl,e - tween 4% J. Utahans and A. S. Macdonald, under the Ann name of Iturhans & Macdonald, was dlisolred on the ::11 thy of April. A. I). LIU. by. mutual emo•ent: The Iltlaintsti will In future be conducted by A. S. MncAbnald. 1 . (ti J. HUMANS, • A. S. 14.41.110NALD. sprZ..) EOM E . , I nil deatratde Howe, La, Dam, ac., fat age.' LOT LARUE ,•,ND guiLDwasintst.cL A s s Idacse4 a South Win Rood. Towanda, rut turttocr Funicular. ciaquAro or tha usaaanixt HENRY lIERCER. 1Q kl4l* foW A ; 3PAft: =I collirus Juts Bp4IL 00=8 ! 'The 110firi, Rank*" at., ISt assume, Issure4 agalnip lass -Wiypie.. - witilot say extra ebsrge. - • Amperlorquatttyuf Old OntlIS2C AN'lnt trued. JORRAA Totarks, Jan. :;Ti. Proisietor. EZEI to ton- INC. -T, 3 4 EMELL TIOUSE, TOWAYDA I ..L4 r.i., . I •- 7 . 1 • i • , . •c. . wit.4o.s :-: , • ' ; use ita4h - giesod this ,tainekv ',tidy to itteola modiste the tnvellin pobtle.! "to Palombo , etileoso will be sieved to ghre , sattsfaetfoio to those who may glee blus a fa; • . I ifir'Notth ,!.1. 4.f i"titstle Squir.. east of Mexcar'i noir Voct - ;: I lIET lILE it F.' it. VA .1 •i,l • _ • rr n Immen.•c GOODS, CM "01,1) MOILVVIA, INS," IttILT Wen gistotirat in:emote, 'it is the only, building in the eta:nary exerpt independence HMI. honored lir Joiontst within its nails 'rof Wohingten.:lstis istyetti. 1.-e and other - patriot of the Bereft/Hen. This porniar hotel has merntly chloral hands, been it a prosett. entirely refurnished., and , the p•o. prier, ro ladle, bn ladle, his friends and fraveling ptiglie in XiTe him 3 gall—no rein* mill be awed Cu tail reer !their stay eortifortsbie. People. en mire for Thilariphia will Am) It row/intent to spend Mel night here. reaching the city?boot eight Ili the tnurnit. , ,r.. ARI 11;k 4n. le Snit Beer, for the seemnitindation of erninerrlal gents. • , I'. 'SMITH, ; . Proprietor. LLARS, VELING the rural the vaunt try. ton better bar ore, Put eal 11R1 1 / 6 1: M e ~f Nw OP ir Ma E YOU a , lvertl•e, In ~T 1 Ml 3 911211111 J. - K. Ir.usit. EDE Ilartn i ror.te l inucli , Gr CI trw I ment, th. (re Han plied tmni ' wants' b 3 But EDI I= ME a Fir Yarn, It an II! ZEE! ME •r than in 1%1,0.1 A: SON RED. WRITE .1$I) BLUE STMIE, BBIDBE-ST price, C. 7 B. PA TC 1) 0I I, "ARNISH. WHOLESA LE GROCEI:IIS AN) PROVISIONS lIENRY . POILTER FLOUR • AfLWAYS ON HAND. BUTTER, POULTRY, GAME, Especial attention, paid t• filling orders. Goods delirereit free of eharyre anywhere In . the Borough. \W. \INt• MEM A MISTAKE, SO KANSAS, We find "very many are of the "opinion that we have gone out- of buSines4. If they will call on us "one Door. .Noah of McCabe's & Ed waids Grocery StOre, they will find us on band !with ,a large Stock of • MEC= MMI MEN AND BOYS•CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS IN GREAT ItARIETY ca•ona!,k terms Negotiated. 1 1140 welt to took ME CM We say without fear of eontradic tion, we liaise the -hest stock of =I =I Special Rates to Country Merch-, ants, Grangers, and all others that will buy. in!quantities. April NEW FIRM. PIERCE BRAiiND Having bought the bruiltiess of Mr. P. would respectfully call the attention of the people of Towanda and vicinity, to their place of business, where can be found at all times a fresh and full C ANDIEs, • TOBACCO, CIGA.IOI, *O. We propose to devote t;rui whale time to O'er tmsi !less, itaSibopeie merit ssbare of punrosim • Pleaso eve u: a can. • • E.-B. TIERCE. • T. It. IIItAIIND. • :Matu'et.,.two doutoloouth of Powell k Co. Starch ' ".1.71,Writ 1 0, 1 0 1 & IN am _ G R'o OMS WITII TILE 6AKEI/1 1 N I: Tit CliCll'l 4 , 1101.78 E. • , prepan , 4 Ilwlininrry al alI lay awl elo•ning. tyters arid lee Cream In YOFTL4. It 210.71). CM= -• I - AR It .t N G 31 EN T MI TIIF: i' s /CsT ii'.11111) MA -10" KITTREDGF jnlng•ilas:,..l (tie .3ov* fithir r oof ,‘ Baker:v. ha} refictrl t 1 ~,,mldls4ment an a• 4 an elitirely NEW - STOCK OF GOODS, i StWel V, M.. t:.41-; f garb as i i 1 cries, Tens, Cotlivs, Dried Fruits, • ned Fruits, Candies, Confee 'tiohery, Fresh Brood, Biscuit, ~:11usk, Bolls, . A t1.1.4t . a:1 , 1 iittractivt. ICE CREAM SALOON • te opened in r iconotrUou 'with the establEse itrhere tattles; and vothemen east always tint atolfother delleicles of the season THE DINING ictoog • n refurnished, and' Win at all themes be sup. Ith substantial eatables:Which still be served hle rates: 'Farmers 'and others wialtlng HI thol tills a eoncenieni Nara to supply the 'Of the 'hovel= plan. MARY E. KITTREDGE auda. A prl 'it. '7 1-t r. • . Groce4e: Provinow. 0 Til' K ERE! zwati of all kind, lola by auy grm•er, apt sold Down, Down, Ilown, STRIcTLY FOIL CIASII,! ;Tile cholee,st iS, ,SPIICES, MOLASSES SYRUPS, SUGARS, , 3 COFFEES, &C., i'vtl fre,ll from Ilia N9w York Market .td tymprlit attlte very toiwesicash price& lag enined tor the last three year. wtth t curs Wholisale grocer In New York. I hare ties for buying my goods an that I ran make 'Neel for all • ASif 11171E1t13 ran sod • t MY SI'OCK. AND PRICES Beron• etwwhert WILL r.vy cAsit FOR Piec!ibuer MI. B. OWEN, :AMY RuTAIL hc.et.r,“ IN ' TowANDA. The best !,rands of The 1111:1),,i price i 411,1 rim all kiwis 4,f COUNTRY ;PRODUCE such as IS Miscellaneous Advertisements. All of Which 'we will sell at VERY LOW PRICES FINE SHIRTS, NECK TIES, lIAIS AND CAPS, Kept in ,Towa'nfla HIRAM TAYLOR. stock of FRUITS, NUTs, MIRY &MA HINFJ3HOP. ji adm oaditiiiie torrutf o mirm i r= =eta; to MILL GROOM'S, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, t ' MANDRILLS • Amianiols ? r ( , Mill Irons mail eto o4ler, ENGINES REPAI I II,ED. Atol work wananted to gtse satitirattl4m. SHINGLE MACHINES .I• . . Of:the latest and most Improved Mils manutactar• . mt and kept conxtantly on hand and rrady for woe SIDE-DILL, IRON AND lIMODEN DEA3II4. CULTIVATORS, • CORN PLOUGHS • AND PLOUGH M i . :All kind., and the late 4 Impreventelit kept on haw!, STOVE CASTINGS S LED AND SLEIGH 8110 ES, . I And all ItlndA of nastlails furnbhed at , 1 3Latrh 20,70. MEANS k reocicwEr.r... _1 BLOOD & 9.3_IPANy I Still continue to utanufactore their celebrated HORSE POWERS. Ar. CLEANERS, And, will sell a better machine for less money than ran be had elsewhere in the ',wod4 We elaint for' oar machines that they will ' do. as much, or more, than any other, and more dumbly built. We per sonally superintend oar !ramie and see that It Is well done. We will send DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUES ONE dc TWO HOSE POWERS, One and two horse- . Threashers and . Separato i rs, Thiesher and ' - • ''''-eleanets. ciRI7I.7I.AR AND:DRAG SAW 1111.1. s Saw rind Grist Mill work done to order. Give usli call before packaging elsewhere. T(1 "0,) (111031IVII11 `5K:411,1,1" MVO NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY ! Itevertfully announres to ))In friend. , and patron that he hag hunt a NEW BRICK CARRIAGE FM -nun", • lir.•re be will constantly keep cm built a full as,ort wilt of. TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES, TROTTECC: SULKTS, AND SKELETONS Matte of the best material and finished in the iset4 city. style. Ills long experience in city Car riage Factories gives him a decided advantage over others in the FINISH, STYLE AND DERABILITY INSPECTION OF HIS 'WORK Ar L WORK: WARRANTED TO GIVE Than ful for the Illetral patronage fortuerly ex tended nd respectfully ask a continuance of the same. ricomtaLy ATTENDED Ti' Towand, Jan. 8.134 f WAGONS:L WAGONS! C. B. PATCH.: I keep on hand a large assortment of SELI, Clf EAI' E Tliau any other establishment in the WAGONS AND CARRIAGES Of every description -ratuudaetured Towanda, March 24007 • B Obit. BINDERY.---The 'public is Respectfully Informed that the Book Bindery has .been removed to the RISPOUTEIt Banding, third story, where will be done • In all Iti various branche,s, on terms as reasonable as the "hiird times" will allow. Tho Bindery will be under the charge Of , IL C,.WHXTAKER, An experienced Irindei. and all work will be promptly done In a st to punt manner which cannot be excelled.Must;es, Newspapers, Old Books. ke., Mould In every style. Partlenlarattem. t lon will be pabg to the pang and Binding of to lay desired pittera. whic h . la quality atul dura bility wilt be warranted. Pula ed.AU work will be ready for dellyery when , . The palliasse of the pabileAs and pus feet andrphietion vnuanteed. • augUetil rt'fPl PLOUGHS of all ltlnilf POINTS Ch f unN POWERS, LARGE AND 5.341.1. SIZE CELLAIL Glt.kTEr.k. LAI: 4 4E KETTLE:4, of our Machines onsapplication. FANNItNO MILLS, "03 A' (worm oppordte th • new Jail TOWANDA i PENN'A. HENRY STU LEN YA3ULY CARRIAGES, PLATFORM WAGONS, Of wagom. 11 be aski is au Previous to purchasing elsewhere PERFECT .I.I'I3IATION AT REDUCED RRICES HENRY STULEN W AOONS! WAGONS I=l country to,order on . short notice. JAMES BRYANT. BOOK-BINDING ' BLINK: BOOKS, ... r .,v.R.s+r+m..w_~e» ~_,.., se~n..,em.~xHre I . l l! Nduw2m. TURNEIL .69:1, ITUOLr.SALE AND SET Al D- 11 U G G S• T PATTON'S BLOCK, TOWANDA, PENN ACIDS. EXTICLCTS, ELIXIRS. H SUGAR. COATED PILLS. TOWDEIN, GUMS, • SYRUPS, TINC TURES, - WINES, he., Awl prtparations of all kind.' DYE STUFFS, MACHINE , OILS, KEROSENE, . ALCOHOL. PURE' WINES AND 'LI for uwelletual iourposel, TOBACCO, SNLTIFY, CIGA roruLAn r,A TEST MEDIC awl a fine a.,synliaent of 'TOILET. AND FANCY More. than usual can: is Oren to the,cotopouud Ing of preseriptions. Open on Sunday from 9:a. ar tot P. at.. and from 5 P. Y. to 7 Dr. 31ADILL taq be consulted at the store on Sat urday of each week. a. heretofore. D. 11, TrIINEIt, W. (I. GOitDON. ntay7-711. - r Hardware, Crockery, /c 4.1 BARGAINS IN STOVy.S! Il A It I) W 4 n E,I 1 IRON AND PAINS, CARPE , NTER'S TOOLS, &C., &C., . . . . . GIVEN TO ALL l'UltilliASLlV•3 V;Olt CA:ill 1 II A R W:A E S'l 0R E TOWANDA. PA: (let 17-7 J A:BLACK, citocKERY OF VAI:101TS \ ID A-. Tif F: GL.VSSWA RE, TAI3I,E sI4XER,4>LATEi) . ‘i'NR E. WOOD WAVE. STONE.WARE,I I wounl bay to tin , IniJ J llntt vta any lo.pt. in ,tock I will not be unifrrsa hl. Febl9 . -7-1. i 74,4 Miscellaneous Advertisenients. N OTICE.. INTERN A I. SPECIAL TALXE S S. INTERN A I. I:EVEN,UE, May 1.1575. to Al ail 1976. • I The revised Statutes' of the Unltrd States. Sec tions r—r, 3=7, 3231 f. and 3239, requlrn every person engaged In any latalness, avocation, 7 employment which renders hint liable to a SPECIAL TAX„ TOY 1 1 11()CITIIE AND PLACE ,• CONSPICUOUSLY I 4 Ms ) ESTABLISIIME*r Oft PLACE OF BI7SINES4 1 A STAMP denoting the payment of fgld SPECIAL TAN, for the Special Tax year beginning May 1, 1873, before commencing or continuing business after April 30. 1873. THE ES EMBRACED WITHIN THE PRO VISIONS OF THE, LAW ABOVE • QUOTED ARE THE; FOLLOWING, • VIZ: Rectifiers - - -- - $:;1•00 00 Dealers, retail liquor - - • 25 00 Dealers, wholesale liquor - - - 100 00 Dealers In malt liquarkWholesate 50 00 Dealers In malt liquors, retail - - •20 00 Dehlerain leaf tobacco 00 Retail dealers in leaf tobacco - - '5OO (to And on sale's of over $l,OOO, fifty cents for every dollar In excess of 41.000'i Dealers in manufactured tobacco h - Manufacturers of stllh- -- And for each still manufactured - - And for each worm manufactured Manufacturers of tabacco - htannfactusers of cigars - - Peddlers of tobacco, first class (more than two horses.or other animals) Peddlers of tobacco, second class (itiVp horses or other animals) L. Peddlers of tobacco, third class (outti horse or other animal) - - - Peddlers of tobacco, fourth class (op foot or public conveyance) - - r Brewers of less than 500 barrels .L Brewers of SOO Intrrels or more Any serum, so liable, who shall fall to 'comply with the foregoing reggircments will be snojeet to severe penalties. Persons or firms liable to to pay any of the Special Taxes named above, mast apply to GEO.'Dr.LA MONTANYE, Collector of Internal Revenue at Towanda, Penna., and pay for and procure the Special-Tax Stamp or' Stamps they need, prfor to May 1, ins, and WITIIOUT FURTHE J. W. DOUGL ASS, Commlsiloner of Internal Revenue. OFFICE OP INTEIM.ti. REVP.M.M. • WASHINGTON . , D. C., Febritary I, 1873, - Mch43-75. , THE PLACE TO 4 -El7 YOUR HAIINESS AND • HORSE FIXINGS GENERALLY Is at C. F. DATON'S In the store lately occupied Julius Wolff as a Clothing Store: Having removed my establishment to more commodious and conve nient quarters, I respectfully invite my old custo mers, and all in scant of anything in the lino of HARNESS, SADDLES WHIPS, NETS t &C., to give me 3 atlL,loeltng satisfied that from .be fa - ditties I 'possess for purchasing stock. / can dos better job, at slower price than spy other eststk. timent bathe county. . ; Doa forges the place one door bclowthe old strnd of Fox Es Eercur. nanyte. Ems ON, St Ein UORS, tS, &I' EMI DEMI TINWARE, GLASS - 9 &C. 1.1. T. JUNE'S IQ -TER.. PATTERNS. 'DIED CAGES; • ' 1;1SKET:!;, GLASS SITADES 0. BLACK C. F. DAYTON' MI Ein VIT A. vv . Dealer ire D' I A 4 31 O . LAV t) s. J i wELRI, FINE W4Telt 1.; AN 0 C .I.M C ICS. ME OWA N D.A. I'A dfint.,4l P>, ikATATCI v 7 M. II FINE. AM ;RICAN AND SWISS CMIEZ ATell ES , an.o iCE JEWELRY E lIMEIIIII]HEIIII3 ' P- L TED .A RE. $.l y CHEAPES ' T TO TILE BEST FROM THE '!..ll.Vtill AND STEEL MEM LE &EYE GL.SES SPECTAC: Vue d'•,r i'rtl of "Ur. 1•01;..r Utivz , totr Strret., ()WAN DA. PA., jan p It E EN TSI.: 0 It A LL, N E W .1 :, W E LI 17:41' 01: E-. N.:- ROCKWELL ing in additli, =MEM ~~ GoLD.S TS. PINS. DEE INGs, , .\\ .\\L cs!. 81" ATt '1 I ; AmERI4 40h!) A. 1) sti,v,vll w_acip...s WAIE()F ALL VAIrIETIE;- E PL.\ Su. r AND STEEL.tPECT (1. CHARMS siLvER Am. OF AI, I, t - ,ii sIE TIE S =Me at the lowcst prices I :111,1 Jewelry repairing done In !Ito! lAttattln.r, attti vt'arratitett. Item} patrojnagi , a.*l holm. to inortt a! , , ntinuance hi' the s,alne. , : ,•7 . ' Watch, chwk, foes. Thangs for a I . um 12-73 - - CLESI SPECTACLEI SPECT., RUNDEii TENTED MEM have the power of Protecting the IT.ATIOX aristiig from Light. ac- Ey 'from IR Itat. rrulCr ilsim's American and companted by Engll,4l letter CM= I:ASONS WHY *HIE ARUNDEL TINTE :irrrAculs • SHOULD REi PREFEIHiEI) 'I J !, ALI. OTHERS: i .. .., ' . Trey havy t : te ir , , , wer ~ f ' Arz - ,•:-.611 , 4; tbe Ilcii-Ray, • 1 of ruler and lAitificial 11;011 bt• fore ela 1e• rhag th , . , 1 -. • They are Nliolet Tintvil, yet H eohstrnetml that when applie•lto.the Eye :ippeare i Morless. The high mid low munneta arti the same tint. W A. E L E TONVAN 11,k. PEA 1:1:1: 5(41 o 0 00 20 00 20 00 10 00 10 00 v3tEIII(4X SWISS NV AT(.111.: 50 00 STEiLLI\i; SILV Svotiss I) wit 1:01;ER.S 1:1: 1 4 ET! )IN EH WARE. FINE ((0.1).1 - E)VELIZY, &C.'i I 25 od 15 00 10 00 50 00 100 00 0i11.4 - I,..vrt: court* itiwsr. Nov. y 2,11.1 • NORTifERN . CENTRAL RAIL AY.L—Dirrrt route North. and South to Baltimore. WaShlugtoth Philadelphia awl all point's south; also th. Buffalo, Niagara Falls,. Suspension Bridge, Rorhi•ster, Syracuse: and all points East and West on ;the New York; l'entral and the Canadas.; al - on anfl i after January.l, 1875, trains will leave and arrive atiEltaira, nii follows: 1 . 1 ATOP. FR0511111: NORTH. ' LEAVE NORTHWARD. Accom i 10.20 A.3i. Northern Ex.. 12.15 P.N. Southern Er -10.05 P.M. ...Loco . 7.15 A.N. lrlnsport foie.. 2.38 P.fn Are—. 6.50 P. M., AWE VItOM 711 E 80EVIt. LEAVE SOVIIINVAUM.: • Southern Ex.. 10.05 P. g. N'ttiern Ex. 4 . - 12.15 P. 01. W'insport .B.ee 3.00 P. M. Elmira Mall 1..10.15 P.H. Day Ex 8.35 ..t.ss. • fair Northern Express north and Southent Ex press south, are through .traini betwen Rochester and Baltimore, The Morning and Evening Accom modation north' connect at Canandaigua with trains for Rochester and the Fans. 0, CLINTON GARDNER, Oen. Agt. ED. S. YOUM3, Geo. I'ass. Agt., Baltimore, 51d. MRS. OLMSTEAD has remo*cl ty the rooms formerly occupied 'by Mrs. member, as the await side of Bridge tarter, where she will be pleased ha see all who are In'Waist of sewing of any description. Men :out boy's cloth [ug in the beat mariner. Jewe2~, k ; MMIM3NUI auJ - ~ ~ E EL!I y; SILVER WARE, MI ...V .li' 1, E _y . A S. I).',l'te 111 t.ork- AT TILE IZEI of Ji.‘l4•lry I sTuns. (.'IIAI~\Ir. NI.:eIq.ACES, :u,~l Ifffil \I.O ItOCKWELT El A6LNT W. A. CHAMBERLIN itUeidw 'ktm '!amtbir ; --- ! .., 1.1 1 0 .; . OUT PATRO.Ns. , . , . . ~ .. . . . , (.} E 0 '. I. WOOD .Sz, cu. • ' l ' .. PlIOTOGRAJI'111:114z. .., • . , . ~ . .....TOWANDA, l'A., - , ;I ,Grateful for the gel:tenni pairoTag,t. or ,tr. 1 pmt yeari .would 'lnform Alt 'wanting, Vieth ? , . :that we are atllLadding to 11111' titabk"Nnent NEW AND IifPIiOVED INSTIITSi:NI,. '.l' ' And adopting tried an , ; apptuted too , 1“, ,;' pfintiOz and retonehlnk In nrder to SCC , Ift, FlNtili 1 . 11 1 11 . 0tin.5.1111AN rsi.:i: • . . . , . • made outside of the citteic and that we lull, it a aperlalty to enlarge all kinds of Pirtem, t,, ,any.klze - desired. and flandi hi Water E r .: , .,!..r... .Indla Int, or In Oil, to the ._ BF-4T. IT Yt.X... , 3 AND VERY Tim- rnif.;..:-. 1 - We aldo ende3vnr to tahe ail the tines 1.... i ..- :In ricikloz clilldrtnA plrturre,,..o as to Ar c ., n,.. h/e, , t resnl h.. . We are , (4)., 431.4t1y adil,lrig Irtl.7lr ,t.. k •of I I It A 3f ; f: S: i . Ail nap' patterns and tadterin ..-tyle , .. ,nd h, r _ lib!, theta at a .vinall a , 1va1 ,, . frt,4)! ! , ,t l'r+..., .... ~ • . i May 11,73. " i I ..... . _ Escellanwas diverthemeez. ! . !, ... 1- .: • ) . cloAi,! . COA L ! *O:4, If ! COAT. f , . . . . V, - - - TII 1 - i OLD tOWA NMI CO:A L YA I: I ! • Take rielvqtre fn attrounclog to :nett. frtrt I ,r,. putPl.4• z•Ln.erativ, that tjtey are 1,1,1cit.,' t o fnr Ul.ll any :P1 the foitowin t , ,, tn gnaw: tk to ult tpurp .. ha....r., tltor,v4ltly serp,?7 , ,,t aivj at at ippw 1'21( . 1 ..;a; , . airy yai , l i:, T. ,We.k&p h , PI II- 4 , 3.!.; fr , :m thr . and NVillt,-11,arrc SI: LLI t - A N .liNTlll:.i(.7l'l•E • . all !r-1.7.-frnn AM) $.4t01-1.•: ` 4 MITII . , tram the til,l Barclay NI • 1 lima the I;I•:S'1' A.LLENT )IVN • THE fIEST - (701).1..0" CE)IEN'i All orders lett at the stoyeA ni Leng S `4lev.• F. J. Calkins, Third Ward. I{.lrbt - ..4 Drug at our Office. corner-id' Rivet' •anjl Elizabeth', r. wool rveieie prompt attention. PLE.ISE ‘.7117:: PI E E W OTT 11. M I I IN.:IIIE , HP:RCIN. zi,••- 101 it, I h.t: STE.I.II' FLOVIZING 3111.1 IS 1,1(1W in )14/ isi rsr•-t - to w..!k-!iort 11.•!i, • : , 6RINDINk; O,NE THE: DAY THAT I 1 1- I:Et .111 V ~,., j r...L I:r.r, Rr•• pi ) ,1: IMIC 'PA 1171c1 - 1..% N! !!‘:•/:;* ! W! . .4 •! I I e !!1 - OP! I'll 4 !1 f-parpq r ti•• mill. Tyr!! Iniv,ll,lr pa!!! I.•In =EI ,t. NEE. hay ,q'l-n1,i,.fl \T.•llf. 11•• T., ~1 ME li 4 il=Mil=l • I MA I Froth our t•xpe:teu , .. Iti ue fideut that xye to , pY, , !.• t nwet lip. 1, ant.-Lf vzi:touter,, = =EMI= Boys . (LoTiilm; camipt L; Iqari)" o;b•; in I I:: N PENNi.;I"I:V.N.N..‘ A tpl 1:r pr•;,•••f••r • 1);•13' .ottilri•Liti•on 44 . 1Z(9111 , 1111.,•r, Wi? kt!01) GENTS' -1:1:11NISIEING GGops IMITI • •• , . I FELT • AND Fri: ii.k - r:.-i•, c.u.,. .t ._ .1.6,.i I.- I..NY:-. 11.1"JI di. i:r111!:1! , , ,(.. 1 . ' ' I:t•illtltl,...r I ip• ' phi F“, "f Ailll .1; . :1 • DECK 1 4 : CZ, BROTH Towanda, March 17.17 i. TII E 11 E N G T.() N Vitt. PZE.IIINt:TON 31.11111 E :414- , Prlulg rapidly Into as p0,,e,,,1nc: combination %t good %% Billie,. wittudy I.l•Atit nolselt,l4. rapnl, durable. wit f." , k tltttCit. It 1 , 11100 M,11.11111 , , ith strop Ford. It i.:liMrroN Xi)._ _ . A )laelllno for faniiis use. i'p s thr thi: rA ‘‘'istf • ilet.. has met ilh atiorr rarhl owl —' •• rath , 'Pf , ftirs than any atrtchilw r u thy, REM . INrI'ON•No.°2 A \farliin•r t..r v.n.l for 401hcry (Mill' since ..Itiete. perfkrll,4ll, ainl variety of work, I , i‘.0.110 . .i• in f:ilni„y or Nvolt • ' GOOD .AGOT'S WAYOD Stohl 1 i vlrcillar , t. SEW IN“ 31Aciusr:comr NEW YORK-. PRANOI OFFJCES OF 170:MINOTON - , _ • E. REMINGTON r& SON . S.' REM PCGTON SEtV I Nti 31. en.. ENII NtiTt.V.ll &WI , Cit. Broadway N. V.. .t nn:. • 31wItson Squate.'N.T., Sewing Mesehines., Chicago, 237 State St.,: S. MaciftWes an:l Anti. Iloston, 332 WaAington St., Sewing - M. 14 . 40e5. elprinatti, 1.31 West ith St., Sewing 31acblites. Utica, 1:9 4encee. Waslitagton,D. C.A2I 7 th •St.,S 'Wing llacblaeS. A!ianta. Orem now; 3ratiosni • St., Sol Ing 313 c ti.ll;e3 Eetx. El = ( 4 0.11 1 . .... Y F:1:- V. i ) fy Kt ! I - I • 111
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