gp i riadilical peparhnint
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Farm Notes.
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1;. , !-Alo .not.‘adrocate keeping or
breeiiing from poor, stock, but . I be=
liege. that good hens foi farm pur
o.ses are more com Mon, and can be
.lia - tat a much lower price ihan deal.
cgs in .fancy fowls ~ - i ire f‘ , cilling to
admit.—Lice stock jouriiiit.
`Liquid manure tanks are, in our
experience of eater carts and pimp-.
in.r, little more than an expensive
toy. The prnper AQay to save the
mine is, to keep it in the litter, not
to catch it diluted with'the
and thereafter pump and carry it to
the'lmni in carts.l---LwAn
GiTxtte. _
• Never on any eonsideratiOn put
'imperfect or small fruit with larger or
better, as it reduces the whole pack
f.tge, to the ;fade of the poorest in it.
The strorth.of a (lain is hot, that
of the stouteflt, but of the ,We6.lte:st
link. and so the worst specimens in a
package Will drag all , the rest down
to their level,nud-you with it in the
tinal reekonin!!. 7 ---,ll'ispoaain Horificd
')isra! M 4 pod.
A fruit tree never sutlers from too
much 'la:inure, if the toots are healthy
le a tree skOnt to sailer after a heavy
'mlinuring. - it is only . 'that it, was in a
way before , this. Of course._ it
, ue were to empty a :cesspool, a - cart
16a1 of ii.esh,lime..or some other in
ordinate mass of food under a tree.
it wOuld sulltr_-, but our meaning is
that miamount'of manure that would
be folnid of benefit to any , regnla.
garden will be otherwise than bench
vial to a flint tree, if• the roots-. la
/q..a
`The l e arned o:if-ye mnintained that
ISere could •Iste nut doubt that . the
friut Onthe tree by the lino fence
' 4 14. - V, Ily belonfred to the plaintiff,' but
4e could .not gather the fruit over
-11::-agirT(rJhe defoulaurs !cadet' with-
Via iqllig, liaideto 'an ‘action for tres
iws4 . while on the other hand. the
f
ylantiti tad .no' ri!fht to -allow the
1 , 0n. , 412 o overhang the_ defendant's
!*amen so as ti.) muse an obstruction
to the ,11&-ht and air. end the defend
ant had every riz,ht to .have cut Oil
~ .very. bran eh which grew - over his
tiardila;:. 'As. hOwever, the fruit in
Oispittably.bciong.4 to the plantiff.
—he: (the learned judge) deeidiAl that
thedefendaut Inust paylfor the pears
hel.us.d - tfilzen.--Looflon Gar(l , :tices
r . " irrlJ;l iilo, r - .
• :111 , .hilino•S. fine feed,- Indian meal.
nr. indeed, , ,
route; may DO tis•tt with_
- straw and similar foods, though they
rii.c4 not so rich in nitrogen, and in
`lac•ti of direct experiment we may
int - ei 2 that they wunld • not secure so
(ibinplete a utilization of the straw
fino;slallis as would the more riitio
,rek.l,l:its food. • _
yotlnz Calm la farmer hasinveti
ted a tßaehine which is said to worit
sittisfßetorily in Model, !Or re:ipiug
gridn. It. cuts the stalks, gathers
thOn in a bundle, 6vists a band of
stfaw and hinds the sheaf, cuts the
,of the band and throWs the
~ .111.•a(a- s i1Je.' •
. (the time to tro into a
,business, or
hjenst, to keep on with it, is when
khEll business has,been.overdore and
111.. , majority are rushing .out of it
turning their attention to some
thing else which• promises a 'little
more Fariner.
e could produce faets and figures!
siiiiwmp . towtissurtily the profit of
Lip lern .farm is regulated - the,
- selocess of 'roots growing upon it{
how no other system of farming;
and no skill in other branches of in
can eompensate for failure,
, u partial failing in Toot prodtict ion;
Imwl a fid Miter.
,Tir Household
Meat should be cooked by a quick
re. It§ the rapid closing of 1.11 - e outer
yore _retains- all the juices , within',
and these, becominp• heated, create 4
iiattirah procesi' of ste:uning in s it:h.
1-i it'll V V.
in.preparing minced veal cut the
in;-at'Acs line as possible, brat' do not,
t,-•hop_it. Put to it a very little lemon
P.M -shred, two graets of nUtinea.
HOIIV' salt.. and four or live spsAmful,s
• of either it little weak broth". milk or
Water ; simmer these gently With the
fueat., but take - care not to lei it boil.
and add a 'bit of butter' rubbed in
{l o ur. Put ;ippets of, thin toasted
brjad,• cut ••' into 'tbrec-corns_
Shape round - the dish.
It is a - decided mistake tfasuppose
Oat plants are: unhealthy inlSleeping
hpartments ;or sitting rooms. 9f .
i-oursr, if the flowers exhale a strong
perfinne such - as that of tuberoso,
lit nein.tli~ :crud dablines—tlicy make
the too'odorous to be degirable tt
alight ; but healthy growing plants
idlsorb the Carbonic avid in •the
mo:There, and keep it pure and
-hgreeable. They are, in fact, the
bescdisiVectantS that can be employ
_
Una the kitchen becomes th-Or
i;ughly and systematically organized.
and it Ire.:aretl as one of the niogt,
if .;tot the' importatnt of house
)all departatient,•;, there calm be no
~itcit thing :t, habitual health in the
family. , c;mking poi:Mils more
people tlOn all the nausea - IN drugs
ever - administcred to poor humanity.
'and it atlbrds the remote cause for
frbe_.employment of two thirds of
:Oh the divorce lawyers in existence.
I==
i.Treatment of Epizootic.
In the mild forrn,of the disease in
liorses, it is- sutilcient to. keep the
n_ warni, well ventilated,
ii ht, ltiose box, to feed on laxtlye
:1 , 4..y1.and -give small and •repeated
11,4 , ,es or the nitrate of potash. Vim
-I,lphite of soda, 01- chlorate ript.•
:t7ll in , l ni`Al)l )41 or water. The bodY
;;111 , 4 IN! clothol according to the
i-1.-ather, awl the Lrencral comfort! of
1.1 J ;. anitial.attended to. In the grat - er
forms the !ithimartinist he carefully
,r w;T:1 ! etl. more &Po:hilly with regard
; its breathing,. threat IS U. be
H,:ttliefl with hot . water. awl the aninhil
niade to inhale the steam of •hot
. L water.- If much. pre6fnt.
p•piiit t•ther may i. given,
with e Z is to be nMweq . iti
:ibinplaneil.i in order to f , , 11 1 - 110w - t time
s:rength. \l'hen the is.ore
of the thrdat i, abated, - a sMall
cont . :Oiling a drachm of carbon
" : . v.te'or amouia (die". ball being I.tell
4:iic,l may be given twice a day with
! , rat benefit, ..Exercise should not
enforek..d until 'all febrile signs
i hare.
j dissappeared. We have seen
k m
tost •severe- and rapidly fatal
pu - pa caused by., exerettmg the'
animal-to O soon and . " .. ..t00 severely. ; We
have said . nothing about -Ite tr-eat
f i • meat of the external swellings of the
limbs. 1 In our, opinion they shOuld
,notiveSrinterfered with, as 'they are
..
'but e - xpresitOns of a condition of
the bloOd,.whieh does not 'endanger
. the life_of the animal.
I.)ontanyouslri
manorial geoid:trent
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QUIICLAN,
. WILT, I Committee
CILAWFO/M, of
' . Irrax, Associate Editors.
A. KEENEY,
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munteatlons may be sent to either of the
ditors, as may be preferred, and.uill appeal
issue of which he boa charge.
W. ItyAN, Editor, present week., .
[For the Educational Depirtmenta .
SMALL VS. LASE smote..
Co , .
Lore
si th,c
w many scholars are necessary .to
up a Ac 11001? I believe the notion
mak!
pro%
ni a
is to some extent that it is impossi
ble o have a.good school without a large
nu ber of Scholars, )4.nd it is true that
a good school-is likely to' be numerously
attended; but - I believe that such a schoOl
is hirge, because it is good, rather than
good because it is large. Some .of those
pri4ate schools which are supported by
ro
pe ns'who have sufficient means to erei..
plo . well qualified teachers to - instruct a :
small number of pupils, are among the;
be.st of schools. . , . •
..in the At 1411 ale MO eltry for hst...june,'
ili.re is an article on "True and - False
Etonomy - 1n Education," - bYi'resident
~.,:i •
rALIOTT., , ', of ;Harvard tuiversitY. He
111. ',. , 1 1ds that :twenty-five,: scholars arc aS,
inany:ai one teacher can properly in
struck.
lroriified by this high authority, I shall
venture to offer some of the reasons why.
qelieve that, other things_ being equal,
small are super IA- to large schools.
iOne of the Most innlortant elements of
success in any pursuit, is enthusiasm—a
z4alous love :for the work 'in which one
rilay be engaged. This is title of men of
all trades and occupationg--but most eiri
phatically is it true of the student. The
ht l iar Who hates his books , /rill not
Ttuly and ea WO( study. - The most im
portant i-tep, therefore, in the education
of children is to inspire their minds with
tare for their studies. Their progress
tiepondA 11p) this tipm . .e than upon ani-
And herein I think the teach-
Or of a trnall. selmol l!as an advantage
+. - er the teacher of a large school. In a
the rrlations between the
acher and his pupils may be gotnewhat
intimate and personal. and Ittrnep be has
a great opportunity to influence the 'char
aeter. the tastes and inclinations of his i
.
alfolar. If the teacher himself possesses
the spirit of the true scholar, there is a
greater probability that he will inspire
his pupils with the same spirit, than there
is in ircroW,ded schoul,
!I In a small . - clnyol there is not stitch a
!multitude of subjects and objects to en
i,tross and distract , the attention of the
teacher, as in a large one. He is• likely
.to have-more time to form and carry out
Ids . plans of instruction and discipline,
'and more leisure to make himself tho
yenghly familiar with The subjects which
he is teaching. This is one reason why a
college is superior to an academy or, high
school, and why., an academy or ltigh
setool is superior to an ungraded district
school.
• In a'sniall school more of the energies
;11.1M teacher may be expended in; the
pork of instructing, and less in the Work
lf goVerning the scholars; than En a
crowded school. To most teachers;: and
perhapsto all teachers, the task of keep
ing a large number of scholars in order is
somewhat burdensome; and interferes se
riously with the wtak which they could
. L./
wish to do for their classes.,
If all:this is true, it follows th 4 the
great obstacle in the way of gradinginany
of our country schools, is - not the Want
of a sufficient number of scholars, but the
_Want of means: not the sparseness of the
populttion, but its poverty; or possibly-,
in some cases, it my be the want or suffi
eient educational enthusiasm and enter
prise among, the people to : !furnish: their
children with the best education 'Which
their means will allow: - .
An attempt is being made in one of the=;
Country school-districts of this countY; to !
maintain tiro grades during four Months
of the year. The number of children of
school age in the district is about
. fi - ?rty..
It is needless to say anything in `parlicu
lar in regard to it. until it has been been
whether the experiMent is likely to prove
permanently successful or not. If it
should prove successful, the value 'of the
example to some other districts similarly
situated (ight to be considerable.
If the country schools are ever to be
lifted out of the ruts,' some t experiments
must be made. And it is better for the
people to put their own shoulders• to the
wheel, than to be , calling -forever upon
somellereples for assistance.
But. whatever the people may .do for
the education of their children indepetid- .
. .
! ently of the public school system,: ought
to be suliordinate_and•stipplemental to it,
and nut in opposition to it; otherwise
mere harm than good would be done.
VECDEX, SR. ,
Who of us has not felt disgusted with
the sender of a manuscript which Was al
most illegible. To us it seems a shame
to the writer and anything but a compli
ment to the one for', whom it is written.
ft seems to declare that he does not con=
sider the person Of sufficient importance
to waste on him the time required to
make it legible; that the five minutes
which it would. require to put the letter
into readable characters are of more. im
portance than the thirty that it takes the
reader to decipher it. •
A generation ago a handsome hand
writing was regarded as a most graceful
accomplishment. A gentleman Would'he
more ashamed of a shabby Manuscript
than of a shabby coat. Al! public records
espeCially were in handwriting that rival
ed copy-platei Children at sebool were
_taught to regard elegance of penManship
as of not less importance than proficiency
in' other studies. - Now some people seem
to be really ashamed of good writing, and
the snobbish opinion prevails that it is
beneath a man of ability to write so that
people can read it: that a man must_ write
as the choir sings in church—with a • Stu
died effort to prevent his words ;from be
ing intelligible, • Supriose the :preacher
and the advocate should •adopt 4 similar
style.of oratory. The lawyer would con
s:dee it folly to mumble words before the
.c:mrt and jury, but - seems to foiget that
he is coMmitting a similar error, when he
writes to his client in a hand which be
cannot read. • 'Nothing can be mere ridic
ulous than the idea that a bad manuscript
iniicates- .Something that is t orth the
trouble and vexation of deciphering it.
know men of the highest capacity,
whose writing is in characters ati clear as
he thought it expresses. It comes with
greater effect upon the reader, hem . use he
is not distracted by the diffieult. in read
tig it. We feel it to be a much Pegleeted
branch of study, and can but wish that
the.tnistakent view of the subject could be
corrected. H.
Many teachers have=noticed that pupils
are often uninterested, restless, and per
haps mischievous; if the last 15 minute •
of a school day are devoted to ordinary
rewittorTst.ht..sll,B terthlt Igerstri
MI
MECO
:For the Educathival Departglea.
rnmassiir.
(Fur the Educational lieilartmento
SCHOOL EOONOXY.
Oder such
"waste of time.
Change, for once the everlasting_rom
of *the " three r's" raiding. 'riting,
and 'rithmetie,--or orthography, gram-
and geography, by substituting at
:that time of the day something like the
:following, and disorder. and ,indifference
;.will be instantly succeeded by i erfect
quiet and the liveliest interesi.
Read from some biography, or book of
travels,—as Liviugstone's Africa—or if
prepared to `do so, give a familiar talk on
the simplest principles of any of the Bei
, f •
MOM
Any progressive teacher, by ta little ef
fort in•self-culture, can become qualified
to talk intelligently on the easiest faCts
and principles of the Creator's great book
of nature„open before us and inviting it- I
tendon. Such matter should be present-
however, as requires effort of the per
eeptive and retentive faculties, - rather
than the reasoning, and thus all the pu
pils will he hanefitted.
The - germs of knowledge thus scatter
ed, in many cases may lead some youth
to find his specialty, and become a Hum
bolt, a Tyndal,an Agassiz, whose lives may
I be devoted to revealing the mysteries of
nature for the welfare of the world.
Facts thus orally presented to interest
ed and enquiring minds by au eanmit t
teacher, will be like nails well driven and
clinched, that the jostle and turmoil of
future business or pleasure cannot dis
lodge.
But a secondary, if not the principal
ehject, may be attained by requiring all
pupils able to write, to present the sub
stance of the instruction at the close of
school, or next morning— compositions'
disguised,— which are returned by the
teacher at the recitation in spelling, read
ing, or grammar, with necessary instruc
tion—all errors having been previously
corrected and marked. More practical
spelling and grammar will thus be taught
than is usual in many schools by: ordinary
class routine.
For the Ettneat lonal. I leraltmoint. )
OBITTIABI.
RLAKESLEY.—In Athens., Nov. V. after wa
ill
ncs...s of hut a few days, Mtn Isadore Illallsesfel, a
teaclierlu the Graded Retool of that place.
From the bloom of youth and health;
from the midst of her work as teacher;
from the school-room, where many affec
tionate pupils were wont to look eacli day
for her ruining; how soon was this our
fallow-teacher called away by death—by
the n►cgenger that told that her work
was done, bat rest had come, that the
teachees armor might be put forever
aside.
3Jiss BLAKEsI,EV hail taught in .then
about one year, and mauy affectionate
- and weeping pupils Of her own, as well as
of the other departments of the school,,
followed her remains through the street,
and took a final adieu as they were con
veyed away for intermentat her home iu
Smithfield.
This event, by which one has fallen out
of our ranks, speaks forcibly to each of
us that remains to increase our faithful
ness in the duties of each day, for the
time is short and - there is much to do.
" WHEN DOCTORS DISAGREE ?
sHALL DECIDE?"—MerI, in his grammar,
says that when the title "Miss" is used
with a name, the whole term is made plu
ral by making plural the title' only. Ex.-
ample : The Misses Brown. Butler de
nounces this as an imitation of. French
methods, incorrect, and not used by any
classical authorities. Butler's method is ;1
to form the plural by adding "s" : to the';l
name. Example: The Miss Browns; asi i
quoted by him from Irving. Some 30 on
40 other authorities are cited as using the
latter method.`
By the Letter method the following)
sentence seems ambiguous : "The cele-)
brated Miss Lyons, of 'Utica, visited To-',
wanda yesterday."
Query : Was it one lady named Lyon,
or several named Lyons?
ANBwEns have been received to the
questions published during the last two s `
or three Months in the Educational De
partment. Teachers must 'believe theni
too simple to be worthy of attention, oi;
admitting of but one method of solution;
We present a few-answers that_ any per.;
s - ms differing may discuss, and thus es'i.
tablish truth. . 1
Many persons differ as to which of two
sohitions is correct in the following exf
ample : If a three-inch cable support a
weight of 2,1100 lbs., What must be the
circumference of a cable that will supi
port(4,96o lbs. Correct solution
..T,":,390; 4,960 : ; (3) 2 : 4.20 ..Insteet.
Some claim, that Itobinsou"s Key givep
(3)n, which method is surely incorrect.
" Nothing ,is worth _ fighting for.l'
"Worth" is a predicate adjective, deli
cribing nothing. "Fighting for," is used
as a noun in . the objective • case, being
equivalent to struggle.
" Tbey knelt before they fought.`'
"Before !' is a preposition, having for its.
object the sentence " they fought;" for if
the word "battle" followed "before,l"
all would admit the prepositional foree.•
Many persons, however, insist on dispolp
ing, of " before " in above sentence asl i a
conjunctive adverb. 1-
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. _
STEVENS & LONG,
WHOLES - ALE 4 RETAI
Dealers la
CHOICE FAMILY. GROCERIE
COUICTRY PROUCCE,
GRAIN, &C.
Haring a Large awl eroworallowf tore Re
impare4l at all that's to carry I
a large stock.
CASH PAID FOR BUTTER
GRAIN AND PI:01)1.TE
Or taken In exchange for revile, an lewist 1-ash,
era. tier king exp.mience In the tkorery T
gives us peculiar advantages In purchasing, an'
we are.not ambitious-le make large ovals, !re!
ter ourseli ea that we eats Mier
CREATED INDUCEMENTS T
Buyers than any other establishment InICUr
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and given a feeling of,
l lmmunity from their fltal
effects, that Is dell founded if the remedy be;tall.en
In season . Every famill 'i should have It In their
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Closets for the ready al r o
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this timely protection. The prudent should i l Tot
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I ('HEAP COAL AND LIME.
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! From and after July il. I will sell coal, lime, le.,
I" for .casts only, and the 2rice list wilt be corrected
monthly.
... mulct Of COAL FOR 41.71LX, PLR 70c .OP 2,ootrins,
AT IRV. YARD:
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~.. Pea 50
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Lath qt M I ' ' 2:5
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I am always prepaid to deliver purchatwit on
short notice at the usual price of delivery.
I also tender my thank:l,lo my innAy friends
j customers for their very liberal patronage in
mist and hope under the new departure to make
their Interest to continue to bo where they
.y
get the hest goods for the last tuoncy.
Those who are Indebted to me Ifni tate ni
that I most bare money or I can't buy for cast]
ray freights. They must settle by the firstob
gust next. ' j
Towanda. July 2. lEr
1815.
SPRING 4ND SUMMER.
C ORSER k COONS
bre now reedy to seep the public with the 143;st
Bed best Mock of
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14144t r 1t4 . . 1 0 to snit the
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many nations, must ha }c
•rrhapa no one ever
v., or maintained It so to
111
CTORAL. It has be
t forty years, by a to ig
1 , ,110us cures, that . 4e
Its Virtue f=, neverequallid
lit AIM ink the hiet4
Colds, sud Coltortm.pft,,u,
Very Respectfully Youre,
J.H. PHIS:iII,
larealletall Abbe:U*63=ft
ALL AND W 1 TER OF 1875.6
( •
I LOTIIING, GENT FURNISH
•
90CiD8i &C. .f
D'. & BO SE NtIE LIPS,
. .
•
VIIOLESASE RETAIL.
•.-:
,
. Into popular botiee basso* reao one of the Seed
T ..... of clothing. 111 Auerlc", for •stjte qttaltty
tt. 4 Et, which Is a guarantee that every garment
.111 prow what I represent It In he.
i II IZ ..5 .
. - -
•
VAMEq i .
.-ti. l ,
',' • .
011,1'.NGERO,
p-r
COUNTRY MEItCHANTS,
eating to town, are partleiliarlY requested totall
at lay store and examine the leading styles, made
trven 'French, Scotch and American Cloths, for
Men. Boys and Vicatbs' wear. It will be found
itanv leading stylesfor the coining season. such as
the Double Breasted Cut.oway Vest Suits: the Pl
filwer Sults: the Bursar Vest rultst , the Centennial
alts, of all of odileq I ask a imolai examination,
liy all Who are In want of clisp and substantial
trilling and fundshing goods,
' OVERCOATS Ol' EVERY
DESCRIPTION.
CAPS I
lATS,
, MITTENS; &C., • •
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
N. E.,ROSEN!FIELD'S,
atigm4:i
TASTELESS MEDICINES.
A prantliwn. Ovarian lately eom•
idateell to DUN OAS ~JOICIC 3 .CO, about their
1 NI) %!. OIL IlArs(7ting. atatlng that Solna
th-y 61:01 Ildraenliendy, Ind that a patient
la Ills ha.l taken , them efleet. Oa twlng
tintorta...l that several Itultitlona mere sold, he ta-
WPIIMI fl/111/4 patient had not been taking
Ln7N:l),As' 1)14!K fi C& S.
What kappa:-d to WA physician may have hap
rued to others. and 111.7 N OA` , OICK 3c CO. take
ithis method ur protecting pAysteign4r. druggists.
and Varner:reit, and prevnt nig Ott. Or SitrilDAL
trout) from coinfti tutu 'disrepute.
ritriir IA NS who one,' prescribe the Capsules
ti ii+ con ionic to do so: for they contain tho
pure Oil i!ctli- best arid cheapest form.
lir .OAS 111Th t n:,a more tott. o' SAN-
I , i.w4H)r, tha a nil tint Wholesale and Recall Drug
gisis au4 Perfunt-•r. In thr ('talted States combined
land ink to tie! sole rea,on ; why the
p ure Oil Is
cheaper
In their capsules thanLt any other
form.
•
4')F ;S,t N1).1 1.11'010) Iv fast gtxporceding
every' other remedy, ty 47apsulex only being re
qutrett to itlslln, a safe and kt•rtalis cure in 'bit or
eight day., -From ne other] medicine can this rt.,-
snit Le had.
10:": I)As DICK 4:0 - $ SOFT CAPSFLES
sr.lve the problem, longormilldered by eminent phy.
ut !lOW to avoid tholl1:111St'a nod dl-gust-ex
perl,l:eve In swallowintr.. whielt are well known to
from. If not dust r, tits good effects of
many valuable remedies..
Soft (7apsciles are put tipgn tin-foil and neat box
es, thirty lit ear's , and are the only Capsules pre.
setihed by chiWelatio. 1 1
TASYSLESS MEDICINES.—castor
nil and many id h..r nauseous medicines can be ta..
ken castle and safely In DURO AS Oli F K
CO'S SOFT CAPSULES. NO . rite
no .
airT Smell hese were the Qnly capsules
admitted :o the last P ails txposi
o.
Se n nd for circular to:i.lWOoster street, New York:
Sold at all Drug Stores Here.
NTO THEY DO>i'T !
People couiplain of
HARD
But thosi who aq wise enough to
BUY TIIEI CLOTHING
H. JACOBS" STORE,
Never fhi.l taint will/ the puallty of the
GOODS lIESELLS.
Mu. J C - 0 B S
Now takes pleasure, in ealliug attention tolls
LAIIGE AN A ELEGANT
ASSOItTSIENT
FALL A ;1) 'WINTER :GOODS,
MEN AND ROY S' WEAR.
A /inspection of Ms Stock will be sufficient to
satisfy alt that ho can offer greater Inducements
than ever. taugli-TS.
Hotels and Se:taw:ants.
FANS HOUSE, TOWANDA,
COI NED 'JAIN AND DIIIDGE_STIW;STS
The llorsNt, IlarnesA,! P.r., of all guests or this
hosume, itimired against i
f ioss by Fire, without any
extr4chartfe:.
A superior quality of 071 Engush have Me. Just
received. T. It. JOltliA
Proprietor.
Towanda, ,Jan. 21,11. !
1 - 101.75 E, TOWANDA,
1:4 PA.,
JOHN SyLLIVAN,
Having leant (1 this bowie. ts now re:oy to SetoM.
twolate the travelling pahlfe. No pains nor exponee
will he spared to give tgiti . sfaetton to those who truly
give him a raft.
SiirNorth able of Public Square, east of Nereurs
new block.
THE CEN THAL HOTEL,
LST it. PA.
The nntieraigned haVlng again token possession
of the above hotel. reveet fully Itolleits the patron
age of his old friends abd the inthllc generally.
aught:4f. 3r. A. FORREST.
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BETIILEIIEN, PA.
"OLD MORAyIAN SUN INN,"
MILT 1759.
Rich In historical interests, It is the only .tmilding
In the country except Independence Hail, honored
by the sojourn within Its walls of Washington, La-
Fayette, Lee and other ,patriots of the Revolution.
This popular hotel has recently changed hands,
been ttnproved, entirely refurnishd, and the pro
prietor cordially invites bas friends and traveling
prmile to give him a call—no pains will be spored to
render their stay comfortable. People en route for
Philadelphia will find It convenient to spend the
night here, reaching the city about eight In the
wonting. A sample room nu the tlrst floor, for the
accommodation of cornmerclat agents.
Sept. 4,13
TIE PLACE TO BUY YOUR
HARNESS AND
HORSE FIXINGS GENERALLY
Is at 2. F. DATON't Irk Abe store lately occupied
Juhu Wolff as a Clothing Store. Having removed
my establisbtuent-to more commodious and conve
nient quarters, I respectfully Invite my old custo•
meric,Tund oil in want of anything in the line of
•
SADDLES,' WHIPS,
NETS,
, & C .,
tie give me a call, feeling satisfied that from the fa
cilities I posses for] purchasing, stock, min do a
better ym, at a hover, price than any other . estab-
Mamma in the county.
Hon 't forget the place one door below the old
strud of . Fox & Eercur.
mayta.
17. F. DAYTON.
PLOWS AND POINTS.
'Former/4 arr b^rrpp Informed that i aat now pro.
pared to furnish the celebrated
LERAYSTILLE • ."L" FLOWS,
of every kind. Also; Point& or Any poitian'of the
plow furnished at.lowes. rates.
All ES VANN.
• Gliritt, August 3, If.7stf
sad
the
It tt.
Call
'OR SALE.;- l i.--A valuable farm in
Athens tirp., hying tulles Dion Athens
lhow, and 3 miles from Waverly, Contains t3G
arms, of whirl 125 are In grins and grain. A dairy
of 23 cows has been) kept on 11. and there Is base
ment stabling for that number. It has,a gentle In
ellnatlon to the south, and le warza, limn land.
It will be sold tow and pessesslon glen Immedi
ately. Address
E. D. DREW, Elmira, N. Y. "
D. PARE, Athens, ra..
t. PREW, on the farm.
novi6 TUC
EIE
WOOL CAiRDING, .
WOOLEN MiareAliPTOWN,
' PENNA;
Also manningturikg and etoth dressing idtetalcd
to on short notice. IWe are already making rolls
from the new eUp, and are prepared to'do work 's¢
fast as offered.
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Cr.mtnottliot WA;
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31E0IIANICS,
MOVES,
-.IT
TOWANDA. PA
-AT
-01-
C. T. SMITH.
Proprietor
H. 19 tl4ollAllt
_ ~~
. _
, itashiltala , ,
FOUNDRY; Ai MACHINE SHOP.
i' • -•,- i . •
The saner Nadir • *ram** nimity
sad ifseldas libsp lidsly must by ASS Carsos,
are sespanel talk, an idolise war mi =sish
WO basins" i* gapaptsess •
i. • 1 :. ~
MILE. oßAßniqi,:
CIRCULAR SAW KILLS,
- ,
MANDRILLS,
: I
/Led ell kinds of
• Mill Irons made to order, ,
ENGINES REPAIIIRD.
And wort warranted to give satili*Jots.
I=
SHIN(7.,E MACHINES I
t)f the latest and roost Improved. kinds tiannbettm
ed end kept conattultly on hind and ready for tute
4, • : .1
rLOUGIIS
, ME-lIILL, HOBS ' )
,IND WOODi.li BEAMS
, I
1.4
of all Milli.
CU TIVATORS, '
CORN PLOUGHS AND PLOUGH
1 POINTS e
• ,
Ot AU kinds, anti the latest lnipr4vemeat: kep
au baud.
CHURN POWERS,
.
LARGE ( AND. SMALL jiME.
I=
STOVE- CASTINGS
CiLLArt GRATES,`
SLED
SLED AliD SLEIGH SHOES,
LARGE .KETTLES,
And all kind/ ut eastlnga turalibed at
March 30,70. MEANS Ac 11OCKWZI.L.
p, t o_op d;c o m riA N y
1 .
-ii- ,
Still continue to mutufac,ture their!celebrated .:
, ~.
HORSE POWERS & CLEANERS,
I .
And will sell a. better machine for lobs money titan
can be had elitendlere lu the world,'; We elahn for
our inclines Mit they; will do AS touch, or more,
tban any other, and more durably ;built, We per
sonally superintend our ;work and *0 that It is well
clone. We will send
DESCRIPTIVE CAMOGUES
Or our . Naehlues on
ONE & TWO HORSE -I'OWEES,
One and t,13'0 horse Threshers nnd
Separators, Threitho and
• eaners.
FANNING 31ELLS,
CIRCULAR AND DRAG Skß* MILLS.
Sari and Grist Mill work done to
• order:; Give u 4 n ealtibefore
purejansinir felsewti'ere: • •
•wa `•oa anoactracu"sxallis
`'OD Y aooitr
Aucl;t9
- -_
N EW CARRIAGE F4CTO-RY
Opposite the new JO.
TOVaNDA, P}.l.:C'A.
. :1
liE\RY
Respectfully announces to his friends and patrons,
thai he has built a
NEW BRICK CARRIAGE FACTORY,
Where he will ecnstantly keep on hand a full assort
ment of
FAMILY CARRIAGES,
TOP AND OPEN BUGGIES,
PLATFORM WAGONS,
TROTTING SULRYS, AND §kELETONS,
Made of the best material-and flashed in the best
city style. Ills long experience in city Can
tinge Factories gives hint* decided
advantage over °theta 4n the k. ,
FINISII, STYLE AND DURABILITY
Of wagons. All be a to an
INSPECTION OF IPES WORK
Previcrus to parchaslag Osewhero
ALL WORK WARRANTED TO GIVE
tERFECT ATISFA:TION
Thankful for the Moira] patriMago formerly ex
tended pod respectfully ask a ,Oottttnuauce of the
same.
REPAMO:G PROMPTLY *TTpiDED TO
AT REDUCED PRICES
lIENRY:STULEN.
Towanda, Jan. 8:134 f.
WAGONS! WAGONS!
W A , 43 0 NIS !
i
I keep on hand a arge assortment of
WAGONS
=2l
S ELL CHEAPER
Than any, other establishment in the
country;
WAGONS AND CARRIAGES
Of - every descriptioi manufactured
to order on short notice.
JAMES BRYANT,
Towanda, March 21, 1.578.
ROOK BINDERY-The public is
JUP Respectfully Informed that the Book Bindery
baa been rearmed to the IMPORTER ButlAing.
third story, where win be delta -•
BOOK-BIZOING
In sll its various branches, on terms as reasonable
as the "hard times" will &Hew. •The
be tinder the charge of
R. C. WHITAKER,
An expuieueed Binder, and all wort will be
promptly done bra style and: manner which cannot
be excelled. Music, himrastnes, Newspapers, Old
Books, Ike., bound in every style,• Particularatten.
Uon will be paid to the Ruling and Binding of
BLANK BOOKS,
to any desired pattern. wnicti in quality and data.
tally will be warranted. i;
Sr Mlse&l work will be reedy for deUtery 'bets
pros:e
. The patron(' of the pablte Is tielittteds and per
tett eattefeettos gueeleteettO •
ettelfttfi
INS
TU4I‘TER .. & GdaDOX,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
B U G GIS T.B
TOWANDA, PENNA.
ACIDS, Exmiters, ELIXIRS, HERDS,
SUGAR' C4/ATED
POWDERS, DUMB,
STRUM TINC•
TURES,
WINEs,
!Ake.,
And proparattotus of all kinds. t
DYE STUFFS,
MACHINE OILS,
•
KEROSENE,
ALCOHOL,
&C.,
PURE. WINES A . -I.+ID Liqu'oris,
inediclual purpors,
TOBACeOiSNUFF,VIGARS,
' All the
POPULAR PATENT'3IEDICINk:S
• and a fine assortment of '
I
TOILET Als:D I'ANCY GOODS.
More than usual care Is given to the cotnixintl.
tag of proscriptions. Open on Sunday ftow 9 e. M.
tot Ir. It., and from P. M. to 7 Ir. IL
Dr. Maott.t. can be consulted at the store on Sat
tutay of each week, as heretofore.
It. If. TURNER;
W. G. GOIMON..t,
M 337.72.
DR.
OLD CABII DRUG STOR?,
Corner 31aln and Pine Ste.. Towanda. Pa.
rgetablialied orer a quarter qa Ccnfurtt,J
Wholeudo and Retail 1):!aler In
DRUGS, MEDICINEIS,
CHEMICALS •
DTE-sTuFF:=. dt (mut%
FilTlECtil ELY, TOILET AND FANCY GOODS,
S N G ES. IS 1:1US I ES, IlltAC & TRESS rS,
SO.PB„ COMBS, POVADEiI, HAIR, DYF4L
TEETH, SKIN. AND %Ain i , Itp.PARATIS)Ns,
KAZoKS, POCK ET•KNIVEs
.POCKET-ROOKS AND Poivr-moNNA Pes,
.11A(*Aupy AND SPOTcif s.X U FP. 4 •
FOREIGN AND 1)( lESTIC cm.% its,l
GARDEN, FIELD AND PLOWER SEEDS,
Pure Wines and Llpunrs, for rrnliclual purzioseN . ,
BOTANIC, ECLECTIC AND lio3pErAinu:
REItEDI t
AND ALL GEN LINK porut.xn\lEl)lCl E 5,
Supporter.. tiuven;s4les. Breast Prnpq.l.
' NIPPLES, sirrLEsti ELLS, &
NURSING BOTTLES. TEETHING
Syringes, Bed Paw, Urinals. Thermome4is,
ELASTIC ST(.ICKINGS. &C.
KEROSENE OR COAL 0114,
WICKS, CIII3INEYS, BATH BUICK;
SPERSI, LARD, WHALE, SEATS F6OT,
TANNEIrs, AND 31AcDINE OIL. I
A LeolloL AND SPI RITs TI:IWENTIN E.
sAsn,•
PAINT. VAIINISIL W IT FVASII, COUNTER,
, HORSE,
MANE, SHOE,' SCIWBfIINO, HAIR, TOOTH,
and all other Mods of Urnshes.
WINDOW 'AND PICTURE CLASS,
of nll Size&
PURE LINSEED OIL, PAINTS, PUTTY AND
• YARNBM. 1
iItEADY MIXED PAINTS !
OF. ANY BF:SIIIBB COLOR..
BY THE POUND. PINT OR GALI•kr4 - ,
GROUND IN OIL OR VARNISIi. I
AND DRY: COLORS OF ALL HUES.?
ALL. ARTICLES WARRANTED.
['rarerOptions carefully compounded at ali hours
of day and night. 01,n Sundays tor CrOscriptlons
0,r.)1. I
Dr. Porter can be consulted as heretoturg in the
once. .Emayla7S.
C. B. PATCH,
WHOLESALE, AND RETAIL
• .I.a:ALEII
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
TOIVANUA, PA. '`
- 1
'Else best brands or_:
FLOUR ALWAYS ON IL4 D.
The highest price pahl ter all 'Ulnas i t
• I
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
,BUTTER, I'OULTtIY, GiA.3IE
,
Elmo('Ls' attention paid to filling order Goods
delivered free of charge anywhere i
in
the Borough. • •'
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C. 11. FATCII.
i .
•
atilt-74. . i
0 TICK lIERE! • 1 i
.
i. 1.
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But the very best . goods of Mi r :kinds kept by first-class any, grocer, and sold Downl Down, Down, •
; _:, 1
,
STRICTLY FOR CASH : t
•
TEAS, SPICES, 310LA!SSES,
SYRUPS, SUoARS. , .,
COFFEES, &C.,. :1
Received Daily, fresh Rum tho Neu Turk Market,
and bought at the very lowest cash pkieca. •
•
Haring been engaged for the tact three years with
a First-etaas Wholesale grocer in New York, I bare
Facttales for buying my goods so that Ileac matte
It an object tar all CASII BUYERS call anik_ t
SEE MY STOCK AND PRICES
I WILL PAY CASH FOR PROMiCr
• ;
M., B. OWEN, -
BED, WHITE AND HUY E STORE, DTH pH E.,.(T
Xiscellarms Advertisement:. I
IVOR SALE—CHEAP -AND 01
co.vvravarNT Tv:Rms. 1
A blacksmith and Aragon shop, with a ticeaty niet
waterpower attadlied, Ativery desirahle locatlon
for business.,
E• ~
....
The - shops are largo and Convenient. with nec'es.
nary machinery for carrying on an eXtcAsice busi
ness. A small now dwelling house and one-ac're' of
land attached. ' i
•
ALSO—One cab& water pacer ort the time
stream, with a twenty-fire feet wbeet with raw
and lath mill. all in good naming order.. This
property will be t,141 to ether with five acrtit;of
/and 012 which the tail' stand,..
ALSO—A HOTEL I'ItoPEIITT. with a tag
two and one-bait story hause, with hart( buildings.
Main building Ger,:t2 feet, with largo and•convoub.
eat barn. This property will I* surd itlth ono:err
More sores of land, to stilt purchawer.
ALSO—A FAILS containing about i5O asset; of
land, all Improved except 5 &errs; two dwelling
houses, two orchards, large cattle barn,horhe barn,
wogon house and sheds thereon. This:property Is
In a high state of cultivation. and the quality, of
thalami unsurpassed la the cou:lay. z
Tho above described property is all desirably; to•
eated and convenient to Lehigh Vaitcy Rail Road.
Sir For henna of rate apply to the sebseribei, at
Myenburg, Bradford County, Pa
apri*S. E. BEED MY ER.
RANK'S GRATE GUARDS:
For the purpose of presening the permazW►t
symmetry of Burial mounds and tioldlOg filo areal
Read and root Stories more permanesitlp and , se
curely In position.
For particulars address'
In Oi DICKEKIIOIC4-24.t.c
,Dnws sad Nedicins.
PATTON'S BLOCK,
MEM
Chvceries aza Provisimis. I
Slut as
&C.
I=2lB
Ilefore purchasing elsewhere. I
igE
A. Cll
D I d• M
FIN. E J
WATCHES
' . TWA
inne2.-74.
WATCHES,
.
N. II E . N
•
;
F ( INE AMERI
, .
IJOLI) AND 81
• FINE J
=TEE
=II
F I JI TILE CilE,
GOLD, SIL
bPECTICLES
Oue door uurth or lin
„MA
TOW_
Jan 6-75
ME
:ESEN
N W J-E3V
W. A. ROCKWELL
Is constarnly recels - I . ng In addition. t 9 bls large stock
• orjewelry,
FLUE GOO SETS,
PINS,
BANDS,
GTE
=MEM
GOLD AND Li
SILVIA: I'L ATM)
I I
lIIMEMES
SILVER AND PL
CLOCKS 0
IttE
(lock and
, • ,
Tliaug4 for a liberal
tiovn-73
S?rE'PTACIJE S ! SPECTACLES !
. . .
, 1 ----:-.
AIiIiNDEL 1 e... ; }' ED.
These Lenses liar
Eye frOm
companled by Heat.
English letters pate
EEG
ARUNDEL'
aIIOULD liE Plt
They have the po
of Solar and Artily
They are VtolUt Tdnted, Yet so constructed that
when applied to thl Eye appear culurless.
The high and lin. :lunit:era - are the'sanie flirt
MB=
MMEIMI
TOW ..\ DA, P
&. SWISS WATCHES
S-TERLING SPOONS AND FORKS,
- - - -
ItOGE.RS RROS.9MEBRATED SILVER WARE
FINE GOLI? JEWELRY, &C., &C.,
. *
orromt: COURT itorsE,
N or. 11,11
p R A
lOWA
• BUR LIN
• RI
On ton yen
ONE MILLION
The finest country In the world to combine farm•
ing and stock_ratiting. '-
Products will pay foi land and Int
proyements long before the prln
ciper be comes due.
LARCE. ISCOUNTS for cash.
The eacalldestitution In Nebraska Iles la the
far 'tremens reg n, beyou4 the lands of the , lt. &
M. R. H. Co."
Sir For dice
lands, and the tel
~I
=I
A.MBRRLIN.
{ _. 4
O. N S ,
-W Y,
ND. CLOCKS.
EIME2I
!!
ELRY,
SILVER WARE,
&C.
L B 'M A N,
'ater in ' •
lAN AND SWISS
j'ELt II'ATCHES,
and.
.\FELIY.
I WI
G SIL'"EIt
ATED WARE.
MEE
PEST TO TIIE BEST
ER. AND STEEL
&EYE GLASSES:
l'orter & 'SIM'S Drill' Store,
In Street,
NDA., PA.;
T.S FOR ALL,
tT TIIE
ELRY ,STORE
UI~~,
CHARMS,
.NKKLACES,
ND ).VISS
ILVER WATCHES,
V.iltE OF ALLVARIETIES
I) STEEL SPCTCLES.t.,
TED HINDS AND CIIAMIS
ISM
iMIBIZi2MI
- _
~,
1: lowest prlcos. • IT
ervetry rrTairllig done. In the
,
ler t and warranted.
pationa7.,e : arol hope to uierit.e
nee of the Fame.
W. A. ROCKWELL
the power of Protecting the
lON arising from Lighl, ac
ud Iliou's Ame dean and
ox Rift' TU
NTEDSPETACLES
FERRED . TO ALL 07 lIERS
•er of ,yresttni the heat-Raps
tar Light .. before entering the.
AGENT
DEALtIt
A. CIIA3IIIERLIN
HE BEST
RIF LANP,S
[AND NEARASKA,
for silo by
TON tic SIIS§OI.7RL
•
'ER R. R. CO.
's credit at 6 per cent.
Interest.
ACIIE3 In lOWA and
ars'ault win fully desert,* these
ins of sale,, apply to or address,
LAND VOMMI'dfiIONER,
ihigtolu tows, tvor lowa bawls,
/Ili Stet fetelfbm&l trourill I
lttneaet Admatisametts
S
rP 0 0174 PATRON +
41.
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GEO. IL WOOD lz C 0.,:
•
PHOTOGRAPIIRKS
TOW, A XDA. P 41.,
Grateut for thff aelterotll putronuge of the
put, yor, would Inform all: wantinz picture,'
,that gra are suit adding to our establtament
NEWT AND IMPROVED INSTREMEN'Td, ,
'And idopting tried and approved modes or,
printing and'reiourbing in mit? to secure ,
FINER PHOTOGRAPS THAN EVER
made ontaltleot the cities, and that we mak:,
it a specialty to enlarge all kinds'ot Picture., to
arty sire deelyd,•.atld_ finlzh ia Water Color , ,
India Ink, or In 011, to the
•
BEST STYLES ANA) VERY LAW PRICES.
. .
, ..
!' We also ern:fearer i ' lo lake all the tint!: porstl,le
In auskfug ettlfdisnS pictures, so as to secure the
best results. , ,' • - -I .
I •We are constantly adding tOourstock ~of
y prA Es
'All new patteina and tasteful style*. and Dir.
nhat them at 4 small advance from cost prices.
May 14,71.
QIISQUEfUA 1%; NA COLLEGI-
Li ATE INBTITtitE.
The first Winter term of tho - Susquehanna 6.41,
gime Institute vlll cpmmence
MOUDAY,I4OVEMBER 1, 18715:,
With the following cope of experienced tenth.rs:
EDWIN E: 4ITINLAN, l'otNetrAL.
Aneient ban/lac:Wet. .Vathematles, and
Branches.
Atrillifil HEAD,
CUM merclal. Engairhand Scientiala 8rau,14,4
MISS MARY E.3MERIRILL, Picr.er.rtuEl•A.
Common endJligher English.
'MISS ELIZA.BETII if. MILLER. A. IL.
Ciertnan, Latin, Ifat . henantieul and Engli4
' = Orunheg. - .
MISS MASON,
EAtatali St adks.
• J. L1:141.71'N.
Frrneh. Draicing and Painting.
3T;A. SHERWOOD,
Ingtiumental Jingle. •
•
3T ITS.
al, 'A. 'RA LIPKIN.. • •
114a1 Meit/c.
-Thre will he the rii.tomaripyganization of
es for the bencfit'of ipewistudents. Especial afh-n..
lion will I, given to Voting teen preparing for !Aid.
11e5s. New ctaxges Witt lio olgantZed in the Seter i .
ees. Languages and = other lininclies. to meet 'the
wants of the students. Fine accorannoisaionii fiir
non-resident Angiellig. lfoouria carpeted, sc4rieed.
aud•flll ul-A••d Mroughout, tx.#th for young 111'211
.Itoard, tti per; werair. Tuition (mm IL4 to $lO rr
see,loll. Vocahllnitc and Daawlng fray. Instro,
mental 3fusrle fig per quarter. .
Fur further particulars trend for a rata:Ague' or
rill anti see the principal,
E. E. QUINLAN,
3111-LEU•PDX, - Totrawia. Pa. .
Presldeut Board of Trasteoa l . [l4-7E.
TEA 64
V .F
SlrESllEo:ltiii`,l
Ti: Eubscriber bi esitcdlee" that iiLs new
STEAM IFI.4OI:4I'N'G _MILL;,
i s now i n su c ceh ,fta tju•ratlon, and that Le Is pr.,
lared to do all w,,rk in Lib, line on abort nottee. j
- CUSTOM GIUNI))tiCi 'ON THE
DAY THAT IT Is RECEIVED
Ilin , •kwheat a 1 d Eve Flour. C'orn
Feed, ltran, Ar.r„ alwa - ys on hand and
and for rale at lowest ratts. •
PARTI(I7LAI: NOTlVF..—Pers..un3
the west sple of. the river desiring to patronize my'
nall. will 'bare' their ferryage paid both ways, N , ht:u
they bring grist sic ten bushels and upwards'.
OE
T ILE REMINGT O'N
The REMINGT(EN SEWING 3IACIIINE'IIas
sprung, rapidly into favor as possessing; the h-, , t
combination ot•ptwyl qr.a:ltie.:;, namely: Lfght , .tr,
ning. smooth, noiseless, rapid, durable, with noel•
Stitch.: It is a Shuttle Machine, with Auteniatlit
Drop Feed. ". •
- ,
REMINOTON NO. 1.
LW
•
A Machine for Mildly nse, In the third year of it
exhdence, has met !with a more' rr‘pid incr,,,T;e
ratio of uses than illy machine nn the' mar ket,
REM INUTON NO. 2..
A Nfacino for manufacturing, aml family use.
(realty for .leUverr only since Juno., 1074,1 for ran e,
perfection, and vi ri , ty of work. Is without a rival
'in famil r WUrkEhel,*
GOOD _GENTS WANTED.
Se (.1 fur circulars to
REMINGTOA. EWING MACHINE
ILION, NEW YORK
BRANCH OFFICES 0 l „
iEMINGTI S s
COMPANI*.4. ‘•
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F...
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F.. 11F:IIINGTON & SONSi ,i )
ItE3llNratrc SEWING 3 ,ttp.,
ItE3II7NOTON 3(;'1;(.1.., , k 1 ..
•Lsi & 281 Itruadway N. Y..lArtals
3iaalson Square, N . Y„ S.:!*ing Nlachitt ,, s: ' ..
Chicago, 237 State St.. S. 31,3,11!nes an I Art.;`.
Boston, 332 Washingtt , n,St.; Sewing M 1C4i... ,
Clurinatti..lBl Went 4th St.. S ettlog Mac. him ,
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Vika. 120 ene...Ls St., Sewing 31 . .wh1n--..
' %Va.:Wag:oll4). C.,5,11 7th tit..,s ~ : t Dg 11..i,t1,1:1 ,- q,
Atlanta, Ga.; DeGtves Opera 51'u-e, 31a: i',:ta
St., Sewing 313 , b in , " ,
Eel% 13.75.
E T. E ST. AI7F. !
A. J. NOi3LE A: 6.,
3laln
TQ W_-1 , P .A" 1"_1
FAR3N. 3111.1.9, VILLAGE LETS,
Ind
BUSINESS SITES IN TOWN
ALNVAYS ON HAND AT ItAROAIN-.t
Also lante tz'acts ot tO
NEBllAsili.-A. & K INSAS
Along line of Ilan Roads.. Very 41;•;rr,i1.10
for Emigrant&
, •
PROPER Tv volt RENT. FOR PWF.I.I.I.St I
. ANB BUSINESS PI7II£O:.W,S. ,
Bents evilectd and remitted on rensvmdilo tv:n
Money Loaned & Loans Negotiated.
• Parties fctshing to purcAate will , du will to I , ,ek
aver our /Ws.
At Iji N . 0 :!“....#l3 * Gnl
ettligllft
F. S. AYERS