rirnintat eptiolment
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I The Foot .and. Month Dipetuse.l..
. .
The cont4igious and. destructive
disease that has 7 destroyed-So m3n3, -
herds in England and the continent
has again 41.1aehecf. the United States,
and several eases of - wbat appears to
idi .t gennine foot and mouth disease
hive appeared in lndinaua,,RentuckY
and .111!4so4ri. Unfortrmately but
'little can be. done, but nnqnestion
:ll4 V no precaution should be neglect
ed. Even in England, where the
small territory and uniform laws per
mit_ almiist perfect governmental su
pervisimit i has been fonnd
ble - - to ; establish sufficiently rigid
(q uaratine, and in tour ;own large area.
; ander the many state - codes, we may
-not hope to do as well. But we can
Rio sonfething - and profit - by the ex
perience of our English Cousins..
Elie plague differs„fromtliose familiar
t . :O American, stock. raiser. poisonous
secretions being continually given off
from the head and feet and carried
upon the -feet of animals to other
-,daces. Even birds have been known
,carry the contagion from one herd
to another. -Mr. 'Henry 'Reese. the
distinguished verterinarin of Efe - -
land, gives- the following adyiee in
, -a-0 Itt an attack , :
Tlittseeretion of the nostrils and
feet ofl'animal effected with the dis
ease, is so highly infectious that
sunagnantity of it be rubbed on the
W)strilsofii sound animal the disease
is communicated in a few hours. S 6.
if the instant symptons of the disease
-re 'observed; the effected' animal is
,
isolated in soine secure .place- and
' kept well littered down with straw.
anctthe.feet anti nostrils are - earefully
eleaned night and morn ir in with la so
lution of carbolic acidone part of
:a-id to forty of water—it - IWill effect
ually destroYiall fmwers„ of infection
and prevent the spread of the disease,
-A eboking mixture for the animals
attacked composed of half pound
,
of salts; quarter • ounce of Mien
quarter - .ounce of- ginger and three
ounces gin Mid:three , pints of thin
gruff for grown • cattle—quarter of
dik.i'dose.will b e .givqn to sheep—and
the nostrils to be cleansed. three - times
a 1,1, ! y - with warm water. and then to
• he
,washed by means of a syringe
with a solution of -carbolic acid--=Date
large.teaspoonfid of theiwid td halt
• pint of:warm rater—after which the
llead, of the, animal being raised,
tea9kAnfol of olive. Oil may be pour
ed hito'each nostril. The feet after
-heing'eleaned. should also be washed
with a sirong solution. of carboli(i, ,
' acid-. saybne pint of acid to ten pint
of water. and then smeared With an
' :iintment of one part of tar to two
•'of palm oil. , The aninial if possilth;
should be. fed,On green food. with a•
Mir allowance of grain. and drink
allowed only_after eaah dressing.
Blitter, Making in Denmark
itairy prodnee, - . especially butter.
.
has of lat(± rears assumed coftider
ble importance in Danish industry.
and one result' has been the institu
of sdhools, under c - overnment
for practical instruction
of the' vonntry youth in the bcs . t
_methods of nutkiicf tautest:and elieee.
and - other operations the dairy.
There are7,lix such :.,chouls at present
in I /enntark, and all prosperous. To
take one in•thn t Island of Zvelaitil as
alt. - example. M. svendeen. at the
pearl of it, is assisted lay: three pro
lessors: and Itis wiee. From Septerh
- ben I to NOvember 1 the establish
ment contains onlygirls, from No
„\.-ember I:1 to - IA uguSt I only lads.
both ehisses entering the school at
fifteen. to eighteen years of age.
.17hey •pay Oictut ten dollars a, month
l'Cir their board, itnd education. The.
Ifistriiction is both , Pritetit-al and the-'
For • twO 'or three hours
,laily they,. receive ' ickons in the
c -
keepin of accounts. dairy limmtge
'tient. and natural history they ate
inStrueted in the physiology_ of mileh
'tows., the action of , the - paammary
gliiii(h 7 , , the ft,Oil of auk'', etc., and
iu the ifternoon sonie time .is "given
music and Slll.2ing.
_The greater part
rr lie morning-§. howev. is devoted
,to practical Work in the ilaify, where
the, students are distributed. to•their
allotted' ~,tas,ll's of making
hinter pieaning utensils. preparing
rennet. - etc. Alout, four hundred to
Jive hundred liters (or quarts, nearly)
of Milk,. are: treated all the
.4,peratious are carefully' t explained.
and the. e. r . s.tablishment i -provtc'leti
thle ' lleW:cSt anti best apparatus
tOr , dairy work.- The students enter
, • ,
tug these stalools” (M. SVendeen has
ah e At t forty-y e a r ly of either-sex) are
c hi e fly. sow, and daughters of farni-,
ers . and proprietors. • They .eoine
with a _rood- previous education, and
generally leave the school with a real
-nthuiasm fOr its pursuit. The
';uccess of the
-s} - stint is such that
Many . aplicanta have to 'be refut4ed
admission every year. Norway and
Sweden are following the example of
1.1 fentnark.
•• Household
,
i,.kPLANDEns.—One . quart of milk.
(lie Oar!. of Hour, •four eggs. two
IlAblespoOnfurs of melted butter. one
teaspoonful of salt. Heat iron-clads.
hen m er ut, them in the
butter
''mixture and - bake in a hoick oven. .
rAKES.—Ono pint. of
!sintr'inilk. 'One pint of flour, butter.
of a small egg, one tablespoonful
Lof sugar. one teaspoonful of sali*.
half It teaspoonful of Bake in
hot and well buttered iron-dads.
' WATER CRAchEll.—Ope pound of
flour!, one. teaspoonful of salt. halt' an
ounce of soda. even tablespoonful of
ard. Make up with sweet milk, beat
well. roll thin and bake-quiek.r
t'ouN Dnoe , CAKE:.—Very nice
ones are i'u:►de corn meal
ivith boilM7 neiv milk until on have
a thick hatter: ppt in the patent pans
(if you have Omit) at once and bake
oiyr twenty or thilly minutes. -
(;ul` 'CAR . e.—lhlc %•up butter. two
cups sugar. three chips flour. four
.- , gs. haft* -a oil) sweet milk. three
ttuarters of I,la . teaspoonful baking
powder and One cup of stoned rais
ins.' ' '
['NEU CAkr..—Qii
Z!••e cup of sugar
half cup of butter, cup' and a half of
tlOur. half curl of milk.lialf teaspoon
ful of soda, one teaspoonftil cream of
tartar. whites of four eggs; beat the
butter and eggs to cream, then add
Abe milk' and flour with the soda and
ere:mr of tartar : the white of
the eggs. to a, froth. at:id - stir them in
gently - at' the la•t. Flavor with
. THE; Poultry il;w141 reuvoinends
.'iofiked.p.eat to given !to fow gen
,
efally over raw be
meat, as more ts
nutri
tious. and as'making them less qiiar
.
relsome. says,'are also good
as fuod,:and when boiled are picked
clean: from the bones. Serail from
the chandler's/ already- cooked, are
said to be excellent: It is well known
that dogli get ciiiite ferocious at times
(trail liciag feti on no+ lent!
•
4-: -,.-
ettntahonal ,rpar trett ~-_
.‘.3, ,: - --;.- -----•:---;i TlR:OLO AND POPULAR .1 :- r - .? ;•:. - .
E. E. teLNLAN,II -1 ,
.J. A. WILT. [ ' Colltillitice *. l - - - " - lit . 0. iItOST
• . .
.L C. CRAWFORD„ of . ' ‘-; H.XRDW ARE STO..RE. i
G. W..11.T.uc, :. I Associate Editors. ! -.
I A. A. - :EE.SI2Ir, )
. _
COlXlMTlnicatioits mps he !writ to either of the ;."
awe etlitfirs. al , tnay t prrferrett. and will appeal•!;
t the iAsue of which he has charge. . •
: i , Incite the attention of the public to their stock.
.1. .t. WILT. Editor, present week .
_ - •of
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TEACHERS , EXAMINATIONS.
Exanatiatlons of teachers for the public sehoils;
will be held as follows:
Oct. '25. Statalifig St.m", at rsteveus'ischo4ll House ; 1.
.rt. 2Cs, Orwell, at Orwell 11111 Sehool House; Ort.
Warreu, at Noreen lti,uoic school House: Oct :S s
Wlielhata, at Ktryl;endall Kelm, House: Oct. tr.+,.r
'Litchfield. at Centre s.::hool flonse-,0ct..50, Athens
Bop , ' ?...liool Iton , ,ei Nov , lulwr I. sherhopiln. ('en- 1
••
Iry ,:e11 ,, ,,111. - u:..L': Nov. r-' t7l,:tr. pt vllir.r. E -Schooi .. , OY all kladb'
ll.nt,e; Nov. 3 . . Ilarill)gtoa and '.l Durillq.ton, ! .
- i •
is ,n-.• soir.a ilnr.se.: !it - A - A.:qui:Wield. F.a.,t :smith- ', PARLOR & IIEATING STOVES,
fv•la Scllo , l i 10'1Se: N‘N. ";., Springfield. - at ('entry I
*0...4 IlcnNe: Nov. i. 1:1.1,r...bury and 17zoltIllCre.t . ,
at ,I Doly•I I tll :•cliooi 'lmmo: NOV. i: . Wki . ii.. Beek . - i
'1 , 1211 Seh , Pla !louse: NAN. 9. I:alutabia.. at .trtdln- ;
iUh sylfool I1ou;•ef Nov. If , . Trf , y. Iloru' School i
Nov.'ll; Canton. lion,' s . ctool
11. Leßoy l'orlters' Settoot 11,f,114,.: Nor: IC. Grim- i
rr.le Centre: 17. Frantlin. Varnzy Schkr,d
non , q. , : Nor. la. 310nr,.. Moarty:ton SettOol Hou , e: I
Nor 19. Albahy and ortrlon, at Bahr tichtxd •
!louse: Nov. 22. Terry and Wilmot, Sfg,ar Rim I .
s , 'ltord "louse: Nor. raw. - Leltay,rille 501f02,1
Nor '2.7,'ilf.rriclt. 'am? ~ .b4Ol it ..,,e; Nor.
;:. ,, ,..f•ainf,to , A s.•ltoot lloamst Noy:,.
Ta- , 31.ra. at Ei.rney hood lion,: Nov
loin. '• , n; School :Coy Towanflt Bum'
School- Itou,e: 'Nor East Tos , ,anda
. •
. .
Applicnu:,: . %via yr"vittell win k rwii.
:a:. 4..1 ps‘.l,ll. ,tAtit
A.
.01171:y ?tt(*•rinit'uuClll
wt. 1. 14
E4w•anouat Dtp8t1111 , 14:
EURTEITLNE33, MtE.I3,MMT. LAUGHTER,
IN OUR SCHOOLS
Nature has provided these faculties and
functions, Therefore. Laughter,.
:'4lirthfulne.s. are wise. Grirts-tmiti
people go to hear a grown-up man lee- 111 enale , s i varlety. The largest mid best assort
biebt kept In Northern Pettsylvaala.
tore. and if he says. anything witty, odd. t
or grotesque.. they will laugh; and stanip,
and clap th6r hands. interrupting all Pro
ceedings and thought by their uproarious-.:
noise and ‘4.!iifttsion, And iti the lecturer
happen to Make them laugh a great many
times and very loudly, or excessively, so LAMP CHIMNEYS & GLOBES,
that tlki waist-bands of the men and the
belts of the women. if not their ribs, are
in'danger.why, the lecturer will stand a •
good chance to be puffed as the very best
of the season: while the poor children in t
- the prisons called school-houses, must not
laugh once in ten years
When did nature make this ditlerence
'between children under live feet high. and
children over live 1;::et high? Never.
Both. then. .tutlot be naluie. I. Ner
of these nature' If either. which' This
question plight to be answered. But sup-.
pose ivt.; say that the action of the ' , tali
children at. the lecture is mttnre. Are
we to infer that the frigid. iLigid and:fro
zen manner of the school-room is berg_ ot
ten by the idea tha . t naturo can
proved en ? Is. thin conceit indulged that
here 'Jet ran NO wiser than Nature I
am - not talking with tlu,se whi4 luwe never
taken even a peep at civilizatidn. and who
ivally believe that man was born into the
world to fight NaCurci anti not to Qlocy
her, and so think they are doing etod
- service in tormenting the life, oat of yhil
dren.by scolding. and looking', and whip
! ping their arms and leg.; a , ei lungs and
tongue into a state a; :7
wonder -it never °cent:led to the-c people
to put a 11:11. Stone pn of the in
nocents.
If the conduct hew >e forth of tit i e eltl
:folks is nature. thvm we ate t,; f floeiti„lt:
if that of the youie_; fi,lk, l,e uatute. we
are to follow that. -If the lord 11e:1t . ..0(i.
follow NM; but Jr - mu:l:tin:li
\o teacher is tit-fiii•lhis charge whir clock
not once in awhile bving out iliiroarions
laughter from the iwhole school, - which
will shake every cobweb; out of them. It
is true that.every kelz : borse, nnaer
the six hours a day scsttut. e.eu 11 - artily be
expected ter excite tin: facial y of Mirthful
ness because his own Let
hint do the best he tail It is - a mistake
that-it is ••.yulgar — to laugh. , —to lau It
'right out—tie langh good
and striing , , --to laugh . tilt it.
It is " t:tilgar — only in Miss Naneys to
1. ugh: it is proper that th. 7 should only
smili;_r., or anther sin:lir , :
Tire is more uplifting of tin. Moral
Nature in one ! rood l-catty laugh, than in
all the frowns that have li t eu exhibited
on the brows of stolid siie
tuld Ere left the garden.
•• \%:ttAl au auxiliary music h, to the
teacher, brtE, , hteniug up dull faces. inspir
ir: cheerfulness that become, an-impetns
to labor. !-oftenintr and 'Si thingo nervou:
ipitati o n often so ,lifficult to omtend
a;qainst which has been excited by the
crowdci, school impatient under the re-
straint and ihun .of position
!, Think. too, of each tilitfre
quently gs 11011 . 1 e at ni , 710 - . like the
honey-laden bee, will' a gay little song to
charm the work-wcaried father's heart , : a
lullal)Y which. sung . over the baby's cra
dle. shall soothe the mother's spirit while
it closes baby's eyes: .holy hymns that
shall make the lery roof-tree a better
sbelter;for the b - earts beneath it. Thus
the influence of the public schnotgaes out
blessing and Ide.t: and we gather, sheaves
of joy to hold close to htimble heartS,
thankful that we may be permitted to aid
in making the tcortd happief and itetter.,
as well as wiser: that we, ;no, iii the
lent intfuen.cs. are serving (air country
and our Cod. and at the same flute lemn
ing the usefullesson of how to labor and
to wait.—
J.et ca4r,ll teacher .in llrathOrtl r. gun!
teach :his or l:et• scholar:: a - few case: tunes
with w = ord; appropriate I'm. schools:
I I',
Is
to make men. mg- I t . , nlif 'lll,lll
that wewant sebooL.
Mi , s FRANK 'MILL , . ..r
fill teachers of the coaitt. itail for a mini _
her or years iomicote(l with the
Gratlea Sch'tvc..l, I;as hoer; compelleit to
giN t• up her posit Oil acyount of NI C;tl , :-
!less of her eyes, raid the poitiott has hetin
offered to Iteork,. , Buck. by the 1. 4 eh00l
Board. •
CH AMA:, :MoLYNEt w 1 for the past
few years ha; been teaching successfully
r 'Wary virtue., l'erhaps nu one ever
in Northumberland and Sullivan
rued >o a hiea reputation. er 'natal:lined it so inn
is :1 g". 011 teachiwz in ()verb Hl. ••
visiTING scHooLs.—None hat tearfia. ' 1 ,„„w„ to the publie atieut forty yearn, a long
realize the beneficent effects of frequent '
ei,ntinueu ,erni• • niarvellots CUM'S, tliat have
visits from pa-rents and guardians to tire'
woo fir it'a confidence in liiivlrme, never equalled .
selicad. Thee . stimulate -the ttiaelier to
greater effort awl encourage the teacher •tny other DIC4I ICI Ile. It N . 911 makes the motif e(-
to more diligence. Nothing - helps ploreH - fee zeal cures of roctior,
toznake children tid-e au interest in them
selves than to be. frilly persnadcil that
tian
tiwir parents take deed, intel-est in their "1 . 1 I ' 4'
pr „ gtes „ D o not go to elwci i ithy .if their em en t.
et' the last day, bill. go on giseti'a (sting c,f fatal
Monday or Nuesday, or any other day rteeti, that I•Avell founded if tbe.rciaeily be taken
when yop can spare an bony_ or tett', and
in PC2b , 4l. F.Acry faintly bbouni bare it In thelr
see the every day workings of oar seluxds.
Teachers and school otticerg can de
but they cannot perform the, ditty you le-rc. iril , kne••, ',offering. and even life le laird by
diyidtially owe your children' awl your this rarely l'ql"ctk'n• Tine yitulent'nunbl not
neighbors. The ratite of a friendly visit neglect it, and nut rife von not. Keep it bryouiCORSER
and an eneouragina 'Word from. eaelt for the peurectica• it afford* i,y it. tiUltly Übe
Are Affir ready to urge
tion of the school onee or twice . dUring I aull4ra anark3. nail WI
the term cannot be told. gi f itliout it flit. vrtipared by d. C. AYY.O a r. 1).. Loatir.
• alas.. "mita, 4istuiv i ?Mixt(
record is incomplete, and dip r.,hr:rfit; 1131.( PlibtiUM asui marytical t Ltfutcts. littd 61.44 try alt
0-14111 / " I ' ll ' l, " tiAttflatir stel Masts la f gOrpsw klt t i r glVAt t iP Itft"'""1
Zaftig , Ohtbn,
COtiDINC a. RUSSELL,
MEE
HARDWARE GOODS.
COOK STOVES
Of the must approved patterns.
ANGES, ;I •
In ealtess istriety
BUILDING -31tATEllIALS,
BOTTOM PRICES.
ICE CREAM FREEZERS,
SHEAR, SCISSORS, RAZORS,
POCKET CUTLERY,
of the best manufacture, and warranted
CitPENTERS"rOOLS;
U: every description
GAS FIXTITES,
CHANDELIERS, BRACKETS,
KEROSENE LA-MPS,
ruin the che , apent to the hest
At greatly reduced prices
•
enille , s variety, of our own manufacture, WAX
' ranted first-clab.. • ,
Jobbing ot all kind. in our line prouiptly atteu
tliNt to. Tlti rt;ots and eaves troughs put up in the
most satbfactory manner. at hhort Lotter:,
GiS FITTING AND PLUMBING
A Specialty, , WE 'HAVE .TI.IE - 9NLYIt ACV
CAL PLUMBER IN TOW.:INIIA.
Our otd frtetori and 'the public generally will
I.te'A In mind that we sell good., only for
READY
Rel.-king it Ili only .yst,gn lty Watch justive eau
Le done oath buyer and •
61".11 tttl T.r pa.l ‘cry Ilbeial luizonage, vie so-
Vtit n cfmthotance of 'your ruNtont, with the anti - -
r;•. , o••• I h•tt ac aiil offer you greater Intihrottotas
Ora :my 011.,r the e. , untry. as,ive
y n lartt •r sto,k, hush enjoy peculiar favrOties
coniaNui & RussELL
.1.1314.1 CK;
U.
CROCKERY OF VARIOUS
t 1.415 V AS THE LOWEST
GLASSWA RE,
TABLE C UTLERY,
PLATED WARE,
A - VOO 1) . 'WA t , E,,
STONE NVA 11 E,
Na:k to tlw 3111141 e that oh ahy goods ktpt Itt
stot it I IA 111 hot IK7
}•~•!~I!1
E CHER gl" PECTORAL.
For Jl.ra-.•; of uie P riirOit 21.1 i LUllge4 surf
a. t Who',"jaw; •• tough.
'and( wistallptio:i
Th.•e ten• ctmeposations, which 113V0 Irbil the refill-
Jeu.r of mankind and Lc-come houseinda words,
v:: , 'ar not only (me but many•zblioim, must have
as AI EICS CIIEURY PLVTORA 1.. it n beell
that can be wade by .ntedicat '4,111. Indeed, the
chkets for IPr a•adj and prompt trtlef or Us ntem•
Con .! lstlog of
Furnished at
eveiy htylt
E a
TIN WARE
PAY:
urFEns
PA TITIINS,
14111) CAU
BASK
GLASS SHAVES,
0, A. BLACK
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FITUNITUR.
TOWANDA, JULY
We ant [tow edering a /a
PARLOR SIT
TETEA-TETES, EA
HAIL RACKS,
WOOD TOP. TAB,
At very low prices. We are de
our stock In this line Inforn
order to do so we are selling at
VERY LOW P
We would cull utteutlo
CENTENN
BLACK IVALNU
TOP, DRESSL
CHAMBER SUIT
Being the hest thing in the
• and all tither goods at v
UN D ERT
Doae In the best wanner. an
Yon will find wetter work an'
than at any other place. Cal
JAS. 0. FROS
Mautitttamers or and W
Dealers In Furniture and ui
TOW A N DA, PENNA.
Jt) - 20-tt
G ROCERIES & ;- pitovisr
McCABE do gDWARDS.I
Cash dealers - In all !Lind. vt f 5
IiROCERIES [ OS,
tNE Dtit4l, unTil OF
Towanda, duly 22. 4575
J. K. 11
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11 - :•,4 A
ND LIME.
-CHEAP COAL
om and after July 1,
for rash only, and the prl
monthly. I
Trill Kell coal. lime, .&C.,
: l ice list Will be o treated
LV, l'F.lt TON 0 2.,0001tA,
Ind Furnace.... ..,1 , 5 r
- ...... : 3
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• AT . 711
Pittston Stove, Chestnut
Carbon Run Lump
• Stnit h ;
Barclay' Mountain Lump
64 61. SMRI4
Allentown Lltne - ? btlshel
Lath la 31
Halt' bushel
.. , ..... r
~,,
t. delive.pur IS 1
irlee of delivery. I
r .,te my many fil 'lds! m liberal yyttronage 'in tl
lex' 'departure to Illakb It
to to buy %hero Itbei
lea.it.rnotiey. I '
to. me will take
1 ,1
' r t can't buy tor
1.41ek ?
I AM always prepare 4
short notice at the usual
I also tender my thank'
! etrstomers for their-very,
past and hnpe tinder the
IM-it -Interest In evnlin.
,F.t the Most good,. for thtl
Thou who are indebte;
that 1 - nabt hate money
pay Wight,. They
gUla uezt.,
I . cifully Yours.
J. H. PH[.,
EMEI
mu=
1 1875.
D SUMME
SPRING A
he public with . t
I Stock of
=2l
~., ,s: YSi~A~ti~ao=
'IALL A WiNT
S . ON
- I
LOTHINGi GENT'
LNG- GOODS
r
L E. itOSEN
1
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—At— .
•
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WII - O . LESASE AND RE TAI L .
g• . i •
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This popular house has now readv one of the fineit
locks of Clothing to Auterlea. * ter style ;quality
nd tit. which is a guarantee that every garment
111 plum, what.l represent it tea he.
I .
',IARMEItS,'
2M2
tack of
MI
Y. CHAT
I=
Corning tolown, are particularly requeste i d to call
at my store and examine the icading stylps, made
from Freneh. Seidel) and Ainericau Cloths. for
Men. Boys and Youths' near.: In It will be totmti
ratan' le idlu> styles for-the coining sensed. sub re
the Doable Breasted Cutaway Vest Suitt!: the Pl.
muter Sults:. the Murat* Vest sults: the Centennial
Sults, of all of critic!' I ask a Or:slul examination,
by all who aro in want of cheap and substantial
clothing and furnishing goothi.
I . !
OVERCOATS OP EVERY
IiESCRIPTION. 1
CAPS ! I GLOVES,
RBLE A
ME
prattled to el
fall trade,
• Out
,d In
HATS,
BEM
WHOLESALE AN . : 1) RETAIL,
. 1 I
. -AT
i .
411. - E. R. 6S E ACIF lELiD v S,
• t; g 1675. ' . T( WANDA, A.
TASTELESS ME 11e.','INES.
'l3 to our new
.A pridninent New York .hysielan lately cow
phdned to I)UN I)AS - DICC k. Co. ahout ' their
1
SANt , At.woon OIL CArst• ES, Stating that sotne-
Dino, they rimed tolraeolico4. but that a patient
i.f hi.: had taken them v. Ithout effect. ;On being
loforinctl that ,everal holtayons were sOttl, he In
quired coil round his pat leu had 11,'It bon hiking
Dr Nl).lti DICK S: r (rt..: , .
What happened to this el rrileran inaylliare hap
pened to others. and I)L' \ DAB DICK k. CO. take
this method of protecting )Ihysicianx. ftrviggista,
and them xelrem. awl prevettplig OIL or iSANDAL•
wpm) from coming Into dos pate.
PH YSICIANS who once rescrlbe thei Capsulei
"ill continue to do so. for they contain the
aure Oil in the best and cheapest fortn.
IiCNI).‘S DICK & (11. ow 1110113 Ol!.. Or SAN. ,
DA I.W001) than till the Wholesale atoll:elan DrUg
giNts coil l'erttutters Iu thelotted litate4contblneil
clod this Is the sole rec.in why the D are oh 13
.....:,1 cheaper In their cap,itles than*. hi any ether
fours. -
AL,
, MAR
EU
G CASE
Mil
AT $BO
of SANDAI.WCOD fast ,suipereeding
every other remedy, lapsules only being re
quired to Itodire a safe and •ertaln mire in six or
'eight Front other miulicine 'can this re
sult Is had.
DENDA!, DICH S Crti't , e , SOFT CAPSULES
sole thel)roblem. long ,moldered by eminent phy
sicians.. of how to avoid Mei nausea and Ilsgast
ex
perieucee In swallowhig, which are well: known to
detract from, If not destrOy, the good !effects of
many valuable remedies.
market fur lb
•ery low price:,
EZI
'ap,tlit'S are put up In ti-MI AII4 neat box
es. thirty In each. anti are ilec only Capsule} pre
i.v viipsfrians.
TASTELESS MEDICINES.—castor
°II anilinany other tultl,Cotis liledleine9 10111 be ta
ken easily and safely in DUNS/AS DICK &
CO'S SOFT CAPSpLES. No Taste
nos ell.
T m heso were the only , ca.psules
Admitted :o the last ParisXposl-
Von.
Send for circular to W Ller street. New York.
KING,
R on the toereNt iternis
a for too; 1110110 V her '
1 and 84e us. r
Sold at all Drug Stores Here.
aug
SONS
CO THEY DO'
holesale andßeta
dertaklag, 31ala
ILu 1;
=1
I' MI,
iu,poet ion of his nI
!satisfy all that he eau
than ever.
11
.11011,
OPPISIi RUSSE
' The Ifors,.s. Ilanwss.
ho,use, hi:aired agativ4
extra. charge.
A ~I,llperlix quafl:ty of
rceriv, d.
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ilaving.lo:lllits Imam
tniolate the twelihig pu
will be %pared to give sat
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side of ruhl
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"OLD MORAVI
1
Rich in historical Interests, it Is the 6nly building
iii the country except ladepentlence Mall, honored,
by the sojourn within ltsi walls of Wtt.shlngton. La-
V.yetie. Lee and other patriots of the nevi/Mien.
isrpular hotel !lasi recently changed hands..
been unproved., entirely refurnished.; and the pro
prietor cordially Invites! his friends and traveling
puttlie ttive hint a ealli—no pains will be spared to
render their stay comfortable. People eu mute for
Philadelphia will rind it conventetW to spend the
night hem, reaching tau city alstut; eight In the
morning. A sample room Oa the prat floor, fur the
accommodation of colmricrcial agents
e. T. SMITH. • .
I Propiletor.
TO BUY YOUR
I
TilE PLACE
HORSE FXIN
IA at C. F. DATON'S lit the store lately occupied
.11:Inis Wolff as a Clothijig Store. flaring removed
iny.estahlhAdnetit to noire commodldna and cenive
nient quarter.O.mpeetfully invite .my old ouster
niers. and all In,rrant ofi anythlng;ln the line of
1 _I
ITARNESR 1 SADDLES , IVHIPS 1
._,. 1 . II
•f. .
. ,
•
NITS, &C. , I
, ,
[ N •i'
do give trio a rail, feeling:satisfied that from the fa
cilities I possess for pnrehasing stoek, I can . do a
isAter job. at a lower price than any ether estab
16111111'1a in the counts.i
Icon 4 1 forget the plee ono door l below the Old
strut' of Fox & Eercur.
reaVIG,
00 113LQWS. - . ANDI
5° I' • -
, „.
Fainion4 are hereby Ipfenned tra y
I /PM now pre!
pared to furni4b the celebrated i
J . I
7 j' . .
5 LERAYSVILLt: "L" PLOWS,L
32
2.5 ...
or every lancl. A Imp P i olats. or any pottirn of the
49
00 plow furnished at lore•it rates.
on , ,
JAMES VANN,
MO
Ghent. Angust 167tf. ' '
yoR SALE. --;a valuable farm in
In . Athens. twp., laying from . fr. Athens
n orn; and 3 tulles from Waverly; Contains Ei6
noes, of which In are in grass anti grain. A dairy
orw; cowl; has been kept on it, and there Is base
-1.1 meat stabling for that flsmber. It has a gentle in
u- elittatlon to the south, and is waren. strong ;and.
It will be sold law ad possession, given lamed!
ately. Address
•t 1 A
.
settle lip tho
1111:
WOOL CIAITING,
.AT THE
WOOLEN fILLS, CAMPTOWN,
• PENNA: I.
C 0 0
32
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Also tnanuracturlugarnd cloth dreaising attetutcd
to on short notice. Wo tan already malting 'oils
from the' flew clip, an are prertretd to do work as
fast u Oared. r
ti, .0. Wow*
cilia/tufty:to; art i •
0 *AG!
Ayrn Tn4Azvt:
EC
•
FiTRNISIiw
ORANGEItS,
•
COUNTRY NERCHANTS,'
MITTEN S 1 &C.,
RE
MEI
l'eupl..: con,
DIES,
HA RD
CllOlllOOO
CLOTHING
I:ta 0(0.2 ulio art
IWY THEIR
S TORE
i t
the puallly 4 the
(atilt Wit
MEE
(UmDs II
COBS
Ma. , J A
aillug attenttutt to ills
Now takes pivastire lit
) ELEGANT
LARGE AN
MENT:
A SSO n
INTP.u, GOODS
..IND 'W
Ma
I I
MEN AND B
OY . WEA R.
ti,-1: v.lll be -suflicleii to.
;
'Ste greater fudiieements'
1 - ; [angt.74s.
Restanrants4 ,
1
1 ,
S E g'OWNADA
(- -.7 1 l,
Hotels and
)111:1D,dE STIFE ETS
I=
of all gtects of thl3
by Fire, 1 , : - Ithout ahy
1,1 . ,Eng1141 Bass Ale, Just
, T. it. JORDAN,
I;oropriutot l .
r SE, TOWANDLi,
1=1E!SIEIMI
LIAVAN
iv noW rem'iy Ui accirli
,lle. ph* norrxiriige
sfactl9u to tho,e who may
I! Square, east of licre4ra
=MEI
0221
g:17,31n posM.SI3IOI
-tfully solicits th,;• patron
1 the public ePnerallY.;
M. A. FM:REST.
PA.
lAN SUN INN,
CM
532/
ME
DEM
'S GENERALLY
P.. T. DiIEW, Elmira, N. Y.
PARK, Athens, Pa.
; 4. ptitEW. orl the farm.
novl6 l'itt
Nail
14'154
lultainsurmia havisi o =wol_,._tho Nadi,
and .11aeled to*, an die saw latply _ by dannearnan;
tooptt mat +lrma*, to
Abate bustbessowitb ptbuiptimo
MEI=
MILL OWUNGS E
aIItOULMt SAW MILLS,
ALANDRILLS,
Ace.
E L
,$)
Mill Irons made to order,
ENGINES REPAIRED.
Anil work warranted to Pm tiatistm
if rho lat44d mid mud improrrd kinds sisedicktdr
ed and kept con{tantly on Irand and ready fur nee
SIDE-HILL, IRON AND WOODEN BEAMS
CULTIVATORS,; .
CORN PLOUGHS AND PLOUGH
;Of :all autl- the latest Improvement kept
ou band.
- CELLAR GRATES, '
SLED AND SLEIGH SHOES,
March . MEANS & ROCKWELL.
BLOOD & COMPANy
Still continue to manufacture their celebrated
HORSE POWERS & .CLEANERS
And will sell a better machine for lees money than
min be had eLsewheni in the world. We claim for
our machines that they will do ai much, or more,
than any other, andb more durably built. We per
sonallysuperintend oar work and see that it is well
done. We will send
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUES
ONE•& TWO HORSE POWERS,
One and , two horse 'Threashers and
FANNING
CIRCULAR AND DRAG SAW MILLS,
Saw and Grist Mill , work done to
order.- Give us a call before
purchasing elsewhere.
•Vd "03 4:1110.101/111
AugJ.'B9
NEW CARRIAGE FACTORY
Re,;pectfully winnnees Mewls and patrons,
that he, bab built a
NEW BRICK CARRIAGE I.ACTORY,
Where he vIII constantly keep on hands full aSSOr
meld of
FAMILY CARRIAGES, :
TOP AND OPE\ BUGGIES,
PLATFORM WAGONS;
TROTTING SULKY?, AND SKELETOSS,
Made of the best material and flnislieft In the hes
city style. Ills long experience In city Car
riage Factortes gives him a decided
advantage over others In the
FINIS'', STYLE AND DUEARILITY
INSPECTION OF HIS iVORK
ALL WORK WARRANTED TO GIVE
PERFECT ATISFATION.
Thankful for the Medal patronage formerly ex
tended and respectfully ask a contlnuancu of the
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENRED TO
HENRY STIILEN.
TowaruLl, Jan.
WAGONS! WAGONS
I keep on hand a arge assortment of
SELL. CHEAPER
Than any other establishment iu the .
•
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES
Of every description. 'manufactures
C. F. DAYTON
Tcnranda. Match NI, 1873.
BOOK BINDERY.—The publie is
BespeettAlly,lutonned that the Book Bindery
has been removed to the RUPourzu
third story, where will be done
In all Its various branches, on terms as reasonable
as the "hard times" will allow. The Bindery will
be Underthe charge of
An experienced Binder, and an wort will be
promptly done in a style and manner which cannot
be excelled. Marie, Magazines, Newspapers. Old
Boots, tc.„ bound in every style. Particular atten
tion will be pall to the Ruling and Binding of
to any desired pattern, wldels in quality and dnne. —
Witty. Will be warranted.- „
All' work will be ready for dellver,Y when
promised.
tett .
Tbe igs'of the •
1e4.1411•44461.
And all kinds of.
11
g}IINGLE MACHINES
PLOUGHS
of all kinds.
POINTS
CHURN, POWERS,:
LARGE AND SMALL SIZE.
STOVE CASTINGS
L AIME . KETTLES,
And all kinds of castings furnished at
of our Macjilzies on applicOUn
Separators Thresher and
Cleaners. .
,Loo aocna
Opposite the new Jail,
TOWANDA, PENN'A.
HENRY STULES
sOf warms. Ail be arks Is au
Previous to purchasing eisewhen
AT REDUCED PRICE
WAGONS!
WAGONS
WItIvIL I ViILL
country.
to order on short notice.
JAMES BRYANT.
BOOK-BINDING
H. C. Sr 111 r S E
BLANK BOOKS,
TURNER
:4 . a
0. 11,
WIIOU:IMME AM) EXTUL
DRUGGI-STELP,
PATTON'S BLOCK,
TOWANDA,. PENNA.
. i
ACIDS. EXTRACTS,NI I IIIIRS. lIEEBS,
SUGAR COAW.D PILLS,
rowDras., GEMS,
- :
• T MIMS. TINC- ;
'UIt,EB„
WINES, ~
.
ke., -. •;••
nva prepanUons of all kinds.
DYE STUF'F'S,
MACHINE OILS,
KEROSENE;
ALCOHOL,
.&e, &c:..!',
. -
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
for modlelnal purpollel4
TOBACCO, SNUFF; CIGARS, 4160.
All the
POPULAR PATENT MEDICINES,:
and a tine assortment of-
TOILET
AND FANCY GOODS
More than usual , mare -Is given to the eompopnd•
log of prescriptions. Open on Sunday from 91. N.
to IP. 11, an from sP.x.to 7 P. sr.
Dr. 3f MULL can be consulted it the store im:fiat.
urday-of each week, as heretofore.
D. H. TURNZR, •
W. G. GORDON;
may 7-72
DR. H. C. PORTER,
I=
OLD CASII DRUG . STORE,
Corner 31aln and Plan Sta., Towanda,
(Established °sera quarter eq" a Ceatury;)
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
ACIDS, DYESTUFFS, k GLUE.
PERFUMERY, TOILET AND FANCY GOODS,
SPONGES, BRUSHES. BRACES k TRUSSES,'
SOAPS, COMBS, POMADES, MAIM DYES.
TEETH', SKIN: AND HAIR PREPARATIONS
RAZORS, POCKET•EKIVES
POCEET•BOOKS AND POET-MONNAIE . 9,
MACADOr AND SCOTCII sxurr,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC CIGAMS,,
GARDEN, FIELD AND FLOWER SEEDS.f '
Pare Wines and Lirmora, for medicinal ps,Tosei,
BOTANIC, ECLECTIC AND 110MCEPATHIC
REMEDIES, '
AND ALL GENUINE POPULAR MEDICINES,
===s2e=i
NIPPLES, NIPPLE SHELLS, & SHIELDS,
NUBSING BOTTLES, TEETHING BINGE,
Syringes, Bed Pans, Urinals. Therraornetnys,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS, Ike.
KEROSENE OR COAL OIL;
WICKS, CHIMNEYS, BATH BRICK,
SPERM, LARD, .WHALE, NEAT'S FOOT,
TANNER'S, AND MACHINE OIL,
ALCOHOL AND SPIRITS TURPENTINE,
SASH, • .
pA INT, VARNISH, WHITE*ASH, COI #ER
HORSE.
MANE, SHOE, SCRUBBING, HAIR, TQOTH,
• and all other kinds of brushes.
WINDOW AND PICTURE 'CLAIN,
of ail ibises.
'ERE LINSEED OIL, PAINTS, PUTTY 4 AM)
VARNISH.
- •
•READY MIXED PAINTS!
OF ANY DESIRED COLOR. j
DV THE POUND. PINT OR GALLON,
GROUND IN OIL OR VARNISH,
AND DRY COLORS'OP ALL HUES;
ALL ARTICLES WARRANTED.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at an hours
of day and night. Open Sundays for Prescriptions
from to 10.. a. It., 12 to 1 and sto 6, p.ll. • . •
l/r. Porter can be consulted as heretofore In the
°free. , masl3:s.
OTOCffiell and Provision& 1
U. B. PATCB,?
- s •
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MIME
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
TuWANDA, PA.
The bet, brands of
FLOUR ALWAYS ON HAND.
The highest price paid for all kintlSitt
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Such as
BUTTER I POULTRY, G A ME
&C.
Especial attention paid to Oiling, orders Goods
delivered free of charge 'anywhere:ln
the Borough.
anl4-74.
NO TICK HERE !
But the very Lest goo& of all kinds kept by any
first-clamgrocer, and sold Down, Down, Down,
STRICTLY FOR CASII_!
The choicest
TEAS, SPICES, MOLASSES
SYRUPS, SUGARS,
COFFEES, &C.,
•
Received Dally. frebh from the New York Marko
and bought at the very lowest cash poceft.:
113% ing been engaged for the last three tears with
a First-ciiiss Wholesale grocer In New York. I have
Facilities for buying my goods en that lean mate
it an object for all CAbh BUYERS call and -
SEE MY STOCK AND PRICES
Before pureng elsewhere.
WILL PAY CASH FOR PRODUCE
M. B. OWEN, 1
RED, WHITE AND BLUE STORE, *DORA T
Hiasebaaeoas AdveTtisementL
FOR SALE-CHEAP AND ON
CONVENIENT TERMS.
A blacksmith and wagon shop, with a twenty feet
water power
? dashed. A very desirable location
for business. -
•
• The shops are large and convenient, With neces
sary Machinery forearrying on an extensive MM.
new. A small new dwelling house and one acre of
land attached.
ALSO—One other water power on the sane"
stream. with a twenty-dye feet whessl. with saw
and lath mill s all in good running 'order. Thin
property will be sold together with Rye acres of
land on which the mill stand.s.
ALSO-A HOTEL PROPERTY, with a Wye:
two and onedtalf story house, with bach buildings.
Main building 60:33 feet, with large and coseeni•
ent barn. Thls property will be told 'with one or
more acres of land, to suit purchaser.
ALSO;.-A FARM eontelnlng about LW Imes of
land, all improved .except b acm; twit dwelling
houses. two orchards, large eottle.torn,
wogon house and sheds thereon.: This.pr opa rty Is
In a high state of cultivation. and the; quality of
the land unsurpassed In the county. •
• .
The above described' ptoperty Is all de sirably ice.
cated and convenient to Lehigh Valley Rail head.
' W For terms of sale apply to tbp subscriber, at
Myersburg, Bradford County, Pa ' I
aprt-75.
- , E.REED MYEE.
- ? .
DANK'S GRAVE GUARDS.
.i.",
Per the purpose of preperiing the ;permanent
symmetry of Burial mounds and holdh* the usual
Head and Pact Stones more . Permaiently and lie•
enrely in position. '
roe putteakin &den= • •
. . WO NOIMOSOIte AIN
. • AtIONOILIIII
Sl€Z=l
=ICE
W o A.
D I
FINE
WATCHES
June '74
W I TCHES
M. LIE N
"aka iz
FINE AMERIPAN AND SWISS
GOLD AND 8
STERLI
SILVER P
WHOM THE CHE
GOLD, SIL
SPECTACLE'
One door north of Dr. Porter & Sou's Drug store
Mein Street.. .
TOWANDA,.pA.,
4
Janfp7L
TkRESE,
YEW JEW
h constantlireeetvl
PINS,
BANDS,
AMERICAS
GOLD AND
SILVERPLATED
BIM
SILVER AND.PL
CLOCKS 0
Watch, Clock and Jewelry repalring dune to the
best marer, and warranted.
Vomits for,a lthon4 patronage and hope to merit a
, eonthinance of the same.
nuvl243
. .
SPECTACLES ! SPECTACLgS
•: • Aui.;NDEL TINTED.
C. li. PATICii
- •
These Lenses ha je. the power of Protecting' the
Eye from IRRITATION arising fro", Light; ac
companied by Heat/ Under Wilson'a American and
English letters patent.
ItEAl O bli WHY THE
ARUNDEL
SHOULD BE PR
!They have the
of Solar and Attl
121
They are Violet
when 'applied to th
The high and lo
TOWANDA., 1'
AMERICAN,
STERLING SIL.
ROGERS RROS.O
FINE GO
GMII
FR A:
BURLIN
Rri
On ten year
imaLLiox
The *nest matt, la Mt, world to potables farm.
Ina sod stork
Prothro** will pap Sir land and !Tn.
provsinenti lonsbelbrotho prin
cipal be coma due.
LAMM - DISCOUNTS for cash.
The wrestled destltnitoo la Nebraska Iles In the
'far waders melee, beyond the lands of tie I.
M. R. R. Co." 1
Sir far elrelderitthat WM folly deiertbe these
boast sail the to-itiot sale. apply to or address,
'..AND,MIMMOIS Olt
MEM
111•1111
ca mBERLO.
0Y D S
WELLY;
ND CLOCKS.
DA, PA. .
, TOW
WELRY,
~i
SILVER WARE,
LEMA N,
VES RAT.CII ES,
EWELRY.
FINE'
SILVER
ATED WARE
ILOCKS,
PEST TO.THE BEST
ER ♦NI) STEEL
& EYE GLASSES
Ts FoR ALL,
AT TUE .
ELRY STORE
W. A.
TROCKWSLL
win addition to Ills large stock
Of jewelry,
GOLD SETS,
FINE
RIN
TUDS,
CHARMS,
NECKLACES,
ND SWISS WATCHES,
:ILV.y.WWATCHtS,
WARE OF ALL VAMETtEs
•
D STEEL drECTAcLES,
TED DINGS AND CHARMS
Also
'ALL VASIE TIES,
e loiest prices
W. A. ROCKWELL
INTEDSPETACLES
FERRER TO ALL OTHERS
• r of Arresting the Ilest-Rays
:Oat Light before entering the
Tinted, yet so constructed that.,
Eye appear colorless.
Dtlllllt*rti are the same tint
CEA
cIiAMISERLIN
IMI
E L.E K,
ZEZ
& SWISS WATCHES
RR SPOONS AND YORKS,
LEBIC AT ED SILVER WARE
JEWELRY, &C.,
,&C.,
OPPOS
TE , COURT 110tliE,
W. A. CIiAIIiEBLIN.
HE BEST
pig D
•
RIAD 1111,11A1111tA,
t
" b
ITON & MISSOURI
`ER R. R. CO.
;$ credit at IS plow Cent.
I IMMO.
lOWA
F
A_CREB In lOWA and Soutbens
ai► .
a
~ ~
TO .:01111 , PATRNS..
EO. WOOD kC G.
i PHOTOCtRAPHERS
- • -1 ',-
_._ i ._ 1 •
A„ 1-
1 TOwANDA , P
Grateful for the: generous latrenage of the!
mid per, wixdd Inform 11l wanting Pictures:,
UM we are still adding to last eidablist I
i NEW AND IMPROVED INSTRUMENTS, 1
_ • , - • I
'And - adopting tried and approved modes or
priatlag and retouching in order to secure !" :
E ;
IFINER PHOTOGRAPS THAN EVER I
nostlepetilde of, the cities, and that we snake
It • specialty to enlarge all kinds it Pictures to
awl also dedied. and Sabin In Water Cel.on,
India Ink, or ha OM lu the . 1
~..- '
I BEST STYLES AND VERY LOtt PRICES. ,
w ...„ . . .
e also endeavor to take ail ttil HIM Pawnee
In Nokias ehildrens Manes, so ae to secure the
best ftsulte.'
1 1
I ! We are constantly adding to our Stork of
'All new patterns and tasteful. styles. and Sur=
rdsb them St s small adriulas from coss.pricea.
'May IV=
. -
COAL! COAL! COAL! COAL
,THE •
OLD TOWANDA . COAL
PIERCE'hz SCOTT
Take , pleasure In shim/wing 'to their frieitils an (1
the pnbUe generally, that they are prepared to no
nfat any or the tolkertng named Coals in quanti
ties to suit Putelussers, thoroughly screened and
stated, and at as low rates as at any yard In To
wanda. We keep the best t. vats trout the Pittston
and Wilts-Barre mines.:
d:C
SULLIVAN -ANTHRACITE.
COAL,
all sizes, from mines in Sullivan Counti.
SMITH AND STOVE
from the Old Bare Lay 31Ineg. We are Sole Ag.. 2: s
We keep on hand Ike -
BES Q T ALLENTOWN LIME
HE BEST COPLAY CEMENT
All milers left at the blare* of Long h Steven=.
F. J; Calkins, Third Ward. Kirbru Drug Store. or
atone Office, corner of River and Elizabeth's Sts.,
wilt recieve prompt attention.
PLE.ASE ..I CALL.
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; WM. SCOTT.
step 23-74.
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The l!ubberiber,giveb noti
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STEAM 'FLOM
18 DOW In aucces.,fui operatiun.,
pared to du all work in
CUSTOM tißl?:DltiO. DoN
DAY THAT IT 18 R
Wheat. ituckwheat and Rye
Feed. Bran, Ate.. always
and lot Nile at 19w.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
the west side of the river deal
mill, will have their ferryage
they bring grisis of ten bushel
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THE REII.INUTONNT
I 'A
The REMINGTON hEIVI, 4
sprung - rapidly: into favor as
(ambit:4[lon of gaui qualities.
islug, anitioth,...nolseles. rapid.
Stitch. It ig a Shuttle. Machit
Drop Feed.
REMINGTON,
'A \Lachine fot- fYmuc itbe, 14
existence, has. net with - a nil
ratio of sales than any machin
REMIICGTON
A Machine f?r manufacturiog 11,.1 family u,r,
(ready for delty,ery only since ;tune. t+74.i for rAnge.,
perfection, anill variety of nark, is 19tliout a rival
In famlly or W0.,1n.p.. •
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GOOD AGENTS WANTED
iirc.9!ar,
BE3IINGTON £.WING NIACIIIN1420)11.
I LION,. NEIII . YORK
BRANCH OFFICES OF BEMINIITON
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COMPANIES: •
E. REMINGTON k tioNs
REMINGTON SEWING 31. CO.
REMINGTON 'AO'L CO..' 2
281 & tat Broadway N. Al., Inns
511141130 n Square, Se•wing Machines. -
Chicago, "A 7 State St., S.; 7.4fachines and Mins.
t Boston, Washington St., Sewing 31achlne ,
titneloattl,lBl West ith ;St., Sewing 31achinc,
I.lle*, 120 lienesen.Sl., Sewing Ildaehinoe.
Waslituglon.l). st.,S M'achltir
Atlanta, lin.; Dekl Ives typeru ILmr. Maricit3
Sewing 3intlthiri
ob. 13, .4.,
;ESTATE!
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A. J. NOBLE '&
CO.,
AUENT.
T 0 IV D.l.
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'FARMS, MILLs, VILLAGE LOTS, liou! ! ).s .
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BUSINESS SII 4 ES 1N; TOWN
ALWAYS ON HAN lOIAT HAW:MS.!:
Also large tracts of Ltiol lu
lOWA, NEBRASKA & KANSAS
Along Ilno of Hall Roads. Vory. der+iraVe
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am BlltilN rußro•_,r,r
Vents collected and irinittW ou 11,301i4b1 , 1 ter:4
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Money Loaned a. Loans Negotiated.
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,PartiesleitAing to pure/wee Wit do well to look
over our ttits. :
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Yet* hie Si
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OE
that li6 ut
EMMA
) 1111 , 1 111:11 prc
C 011 :Abort u9t2c.,-,
' ON illk; b%.MI
..crivED
I Flour. Corn Aleut,
on hang awl
rate:,
Persons
'ng to patronizt, toy
td both ways, whqs
and upwards.
F. AYEA". ,
pes.iessing the heir
t Light rthi
iliwahle, with Li.A,
le, x•jtti Automat",
NQ. 1.
the• third tar or
it: rapid itiorro,..'u
011
NO.:'
MAUI sti4et
P 3' A' • ra
And 1
for ELufg*tuatt.