USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.
The Feet. .
Of all part's, of the"body, there isnot done
which ought to be so carefully attended to
As the feet. EverY person knows from cx
perience,:that eft) andmanyotheedisetties
which proceed 'from the same,. are attribu
table to cold feet. The feet, are at, suchot
distance from "the wheel at the cistern"
of the system, that the circulation of the
, T;
blood may bs'Aretalti
Yet, for all thFc and although every' person
of common Oense•should be aware 'of the
truth of what-we have' stated, there-is- no
part of,ilte•bOdy so much t l ritled with as the
feet. y l lte young and would-be genteel.
footed, cramp their feet into No:soled,.
bone•ph4ini lipOit7n order . t 4
neat feet, utlii 7 4itlxionablese - iii:ke - br,tie"
term. Now this is very wrong. In cold
weather, boots of good thick letlther, both
in sok:9 and uppern,>andAarge •enciugh to
give free circulation of the blood in the feet,
should be worn by all. They should be
tr-ligh tat n (I,Warilf4 :but .not a i I'4 ight;‘, Adt
-
injures the feet tOwearannintight Co4tint;-
over them. India-rubber - shoes or boots
should not be warn except in wet and slashy
weather, and theßtAen off Zi soon as the
' exPbstf;B tiYit is over. No piirt of the botly
- should be allowed to have a covering that
entirety obstructs the passage of the carbon
ic acid gas frOM the pores of the Life
cati;be destroyed in - a -revs"
stop Ping these little pores of the skin. There
is one-great evil against which every person
should..belon the guard, end it is one which
is seldom guarded against. We mean the
changing of warm for cold shoes or boots.
chailga is often antcle from thick ,to
Ici3latia,thigs,u-ivitbotli'.it'fle - etilig"iiiiiin fhb
consequences which might ensue.' It is a
dangerous practice, and many ail individ
,_tudhas.su_ffered hours-of illness because -of
, •
For, the Household.
- HOW TO CUTtera6l4:---:11;iT0 Is J.'HOWar
McHenry's recipe: The meat, after being
_cut out,-nuy,t, be rubbed, piece by piece,
with very finely powdered saltpetre,,cri, the
etit off, ii
~talt.l.7pootittl.(npt--keape9lo; .e it*, hatn; 4}„
scr6alitiill6' , , each shoulder, 'and
about, half that (piantity to caaf - iniddling
and jowl :(I.lii 9 ~uptffit ratiltDll Olen
still it by pacltirt of...salt on
thd flesh side of eachiliere; say one-half inch
thick, pack the ple0;on the scaffolding, or
on a floor with stripO'''Zofpllank laid a few in
ches apart all ovit.:At (that,is, under the
meat). The piecesAust, id 4.
down, in the follo_iiiitdorder.:—,4:::„
" BM :MO C.uars.,ETo l --/f-- it is desired to
extinguish.. a fire ntney -;which has
been lighted by , a tiiiii,hitliejOlreplace, shut
all .the doors of the:l4tultiitinf;:scf , tia to pro
_,prevent any eurtent'6talr:tp,-4.he Chimney,
and thrOvi(n few handfuls, of ,common salt
upon the'firt:, inatnediately isx
tinguisli,tho,sameallierltilOophy: of this
is that in the..;pyopcs.„of
. .burilhig 1-the salt,
muriatie•a4id which ] is
prompt extiinguisher'of fire.
POTATO Purr.—Take cold roast meat:-
beef or mutton, - . . - ..v . eal and-.,ham -together.;_
from gristle,- „cut small, . and, season
- with - pepper, Iliad' salt, - tind -cut pickles, _if
.
liked. 801 l and mash some potatoes, make
into ti - pasite with an egg, and roll out, dredg l
I.ing whir Tou t, Cut round with a saucer
~-- P .utlioirmat,- . felltined, : ment-. upon one
Alf,And,fold the other oNier like a puff ;
qiiiiehar nick neatly round, and fry a light
brown. '.This is a•good method of warming
up meat „which has been cooked.
:!- TtI'ANRE SALT ItIIEL - AL---.1 have knn'wn
deyere-cases of tOt Rheum cured by using
'the' following''l'Avo ounces of fresh butter` ;•.
• one tablespoonful of sulphur ; - one ditto Oil
of tar; half an ounce origanum ; tali' An
oniice rosemary. Melt the tar, butter arid
sulphur together. Be sure- the sulphur is
tmelted; —Let stand until coop then add Afk if
i oilafka stir until cold. Apply plentifully
-tipo or three, .times a day, heating it
. „
_ •
• TopENIOVF;TAN'...- - 4 11. B.; Santa Clara Co.,
• • Cal. r ; - asks i 'what. s ql remove - tan and make
_
The Inbe4Mopth - end keep the, skin in a
zyiblithftif sitite:' ; ''. We" 'answer, , the most
• 4 :thorough cleanliness." FreqUeitt and thor
6•4mgh bathing, using soap, according to cir
.:-ctimbtances: Keeping the pores of the skin
..I;opeiii and active' is the hest preservative of
-:3leitY- - We know of, except a good digestion;
inde di-it laelpalo intute thcit.
•" --- REITEDY Fon Cosecs.—Mr. Rose„r - a mer
hthant'of Sab. Diego, announces that these'
• ( creators of so much torment in the world
I -v-can-easily and surely be cured by applying
good Coat of , gum 'arable mucilage every
-- evening on going to bed.' He had them for
forty years, and triedneariy all the remedies
' , -inexistence,:^cvithbit relief; unfit he 'tried
:•-the above; which reridily cured him in a few
weeks.
I.Njc.—Opi many occasions.
it is of impbrtiiiice io ethi - itoy an ink „bides-
, I rap etbl 9, : py, - 34 ny,piTT es.? ilia!, yilll}l2l, eV ally
' list riiY thalateited c4N-'\s,:hic4lo4 applied.
For tltlgklick L , j f I N \ 7 (;njy-icw . p grains of copal,
, iiitpoli-ilei-Farc to ).)e.'itilAti , Fll. *-: .fj . v:ii. hun
•:,4l red krari IA of oil'o' I a - vell der::py,qis,sisliin ce
:.4ii4i . getitt-heal,..and'are, - t:litV 10 be - 4nixed
, 'NN'ith•t*ii'inittiilialf-gtil 11l A of liniskii,l;hek - and
l..eatalf-greib of iiiclio..' ' . '-':•
- L Ntt : itkr.f -- ; - i..k.: 1 --:4. l7isrren'ainilentofkiltepfli
-1.i1;9;-"4.Atea'...3i:C:irs tigo, ..IVllen- iii : pltina,
-44delaiiii; ai'iiintitnle a - mili lily h.. t F-9 -1. ;.1)' e
wit ivetiltrlien sulrerint with neial nprisigia
wing oil of peppel.mjnt,_wllicy IIICY,HgIIIIS
lipply to din,i - iat 61:04.11 wit it' 'a eninel-liair
pencil. Since ilicii, Lit MY own.: practiceJ
I frequently employ this-oil-as -it local ritia;s
-t4ell?,.rn.,°liTlT3:i - iitr - ontiOginc - hilt,:i ti,i so: in
Ticitit, with reparkalAy- gQ.c)(ll - esults. - ,-..
, i.
TREAT:AT:NT 01' WiIF.:I•ETO'4I4.--,\Vlteil
iirtiCfalitlitirn ileNV'wh&tone - lifto,"`' . ;lte - , try
-r...4 r': 1-I "•ll . P t 'Yii . ..,4ffilgli.i;'4,3 - .Aiie iurface
riti I,„ iii ) - F . ,:i.feet! I: E initniltesl,.o,irtiti Apj
14 , -.14i,E4k_a1.., F.i4,;:t,p..,3, 7 4: - ,,47, - - 1 . 1 , , ,- ~ il;.-:-.liet,tr. avitk
:al , t: iiii., - .141. ~... x. \Tr ~ , ,,,-0 - , 3. . „,, , :ti. , ;k i , , , , -
..:. ; 0
.-to
Pt i.N-; h. - s : ! # - Pitr... - ,;Teji l )*,llacti•lteld. 4 hti t : 4
iii. tic; dfirtgilizi-nt.id"-n!!!!tH'tro, " V ± :1: 0 4 . .1 1 : ., ti1il ' 114-
t i.6-', 14, 1 - iiii - i - ii iI•11:i on ci ill er tylis . n.lgrcini• , , iii
i grim:l.4o;le -..: t'.. '--. . 4 "
.. I . l oria:a. , .l l n!%. , al.7P.:itior:cir.:,-,:-.1,l; -ii , virtitid
ofiirciti,riii7eold 1 7 . : at'er fill soft ; iiist'lt:tho'd
be'ltrokerl l,R.tiruali piece dr,iii, -off-It-ft-the
1
W - ater. . hen become:; soft,
~”AtiSll, 4 tint
and mi viitli:twolarge sipoon.fial, i;4 lies
one teaspoonful of pelt,. two. large p
" raelWd.buttey, three eggs'
to - feri'lw: it
enough mill.. ,
Boil one Iptir,
-E PIuDPIN.o..7-'our - three pints
oil to "one - pint - Of sifted
tv.sr i large ;rligiAfuls of
sugar,ftwo teaspoonfuls of cinnamon or
ginget 4 , l ?ne teaspoonfulof salt. Add a doz
en.apples pared and sliced very thin. Bake
three,hour.; •
First layer, hams; second s shoulders;
of scat'"
third, jowls; fourth, middlings—take the
'apare•ribs,pu . t.of the
. middlings. Thtl - meat
o inntit - 111 , 13;1ttilg - Wise 2 -Lix - weeks - if the
weather is mild. - -itlghtlf very cold--the brine
being allowed to run off freely. • -"
-Fon SETTLING - Cot C t..r...—A - 161133p00nf11l
o 9rlclii!° of °41 '"Fg.F,;•:# 1 1 4. .,T 1 1.R .5 J.A.AB
go6d, it; a irhn,Aig, , wnell,yoxe4.,.vith. the
coffeellefoiti ngllolll9g wget.l 'Tha l
let it i3ltam'er, not boil, 'ten' minutes.
Bub.unzukruzilonssts-.-Wc.seeit'asserie:d
thiltt,n"f tc):lAt t 't atebp - ppreikef 015 numiner
gt!;:ittg.h)th:a,. Obbnge - lent
- WWI ht4ithinOniething that
nilheansehiin to slabber again. - -
F torn non MORNING TOAffr.—Drop
the slieetliMlPEttndielg . 4l6 - iii.:;blitter.
Gt-nnatatotofi. Telegraph. .
1911-ii is7;:-.bnit pennant . flout;eneituartl
of trillkkhejt.mtui of - butter, nix ems, '
a tete'dnif43f ),*t§t.'"e 3- ' • l•
A ,^..tl;
,:.•z ...
a i tv2Y ,17 0,3
WICKHAM ac, FARR
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MEM
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rau..anlLliVinter
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Just call au4liee wbatiAjoilltitiTrtment we have
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FAXtR.
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repderargried ie Agerit for the sale of the follow
ing TOWN PROPERTY :
situate on the Mansfield road and State Street. These
lots are in the central part of town, and convenient to
the
flail Road Depot.
situated on the lice of the Rail Road, and ppltablo for
hIANUFiOTURINO PURPOSES.
• ;•• 1:7
WALTER - 6H2IIWOOD.
ar't mtetr.lzea"lol,
C HEAP- .0811 .STO - 4E,
. 4. •
liEliii
~00nfuls
_a-beaten and
thick_batter.—
LADIES' DRESS 000D9, =MN% ALL EMS,
LINEN GooDs,-wEaTE - PIQVnt- Moms
_
Gloves, llosteil radk 0 0Q( 1 3 sad NciAom 4".;
-; ;:
Suer , Soap, Tobacco, SyurP Woo, Saleratus,
Come, Tea, Crackers, sat, Mat,- °Float.+
lIATf! AC OP% BOOTS 'ic - 111110itit DEEtik
' " - NYOODEft WdRE,,,610.
-'- -
(lob paid for BUTTER, or shipped on Commission:
Please call ara look otir Stock, over., :Iro‘ al.
w53 1,:: 14 P. 4.34:**3',40.MAR11 , 0 *ow,
inn. I,
Y.l :. r'.`J'Q.L
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TIMM, PA.
Li , 7 47,-;
SecT 4 IX t
E/12=lea
4 , I , ~
~oo~~s,
'and are selling them at their usual
3
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X - •••
ICE
-VL.Ette)E
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Real EstateAgelitk:
60 FILL/IGB LOTS,
SEV'EZ,IL LOTS
2:frA
These lots will be sold on reasonable t to mi.
. ,_. ~.. ~ I. 4..
am a kii azo;
satii4t of new goods, such as
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
: •;••• r: : ..•••• • L., ;.1
DR` t.-GOODS,
=I
Which will be sold ery cheap
WHITE GOODS,'
Choice Groceries. ,
=ME=
A
yer • J
lOW* I .•••••••+. • a..A.IN
ii/AALUM II 4
I=
ai ar alartirre
utatiou, based on its
intrinsic virtues, and sustained. by its re;
tnarkable cures. -So mild as to be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet so searching
as to effectually purge out the great cor-1
ruptions of the blood, such as the suofulons.'
and syphilitic contamination. Impnritte,s
or diseases that have kliodifri:ittsa,systelli
for years, soon yield to this powerful anti
dote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many of which are publicly known,
of Scrofula, and all scrofulous diseases,
Ulcers, liruptions, and eruptive dis
orders of the skin, Tumors, Blotches, .
Boils, Pimples , Pustules; Sore t."
Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipo.
las,.Tetter, Salt Rheum, Scald -
Hea, Ringworm, end internal Ul-
Cerations of the Uterus, Stomach,
and Liier. It also cures other com
plaints, to which it would not seem, es
tiltv&tdoigtekas D watt
si,% . ffsTNetatilgiai - Pleart ease,
Female Weakness, Debility, and
Leucorrlicea, when they are manifesta- ,
tions of the scrofulous poisons.
It is an excellent restorer of health and
strength in the Spring. By-renewingthe
appetite and vigor of the digestive organs,
it dissipates the depression and listless lan
guor of the season. Even where no disorder
appears, people feel better, and live longer,
for cleansing the blood. The systein moves : ,
ppmith r renewekviur Cm hive 011
'vor a ,44
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PREPARED B•Y
Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Loweklitiris.,
) Practical and Analytical Chemists:
TR &ILIUM ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Tan. I, /872. PIERCE & ERESS, Agt.
3 vat i X r ers '
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, GLASS, P . •
AND B.; • 4;.-op"1:41:,:in.:
if .r • O in' TRRS B i z
14 Otte -411. g, st,
4 13 CIO COMM . as
Iflitorifikedleal. Utak Mai or 1/0 1 4Q0L
N. B. A. full assortment of the tter. Also, an dm
cellent assortment of
ALBUMS, MIRRORS, PICTURE FRAMES,
STATIOURy,COADS.ASSELS,
-Zak .kt-ka 4194 AND T
..(A-1....14.V.3.
-roaerieses.
On Teas, Sugars, Coffee, sprap, Molssints; • Ride,
Soda, etc., wo will not be beaten in price or quality.—
We will sell choice Teas by the chest, or sugar by the
barrel, at as low figures as the same can be bought at
this side of New York.
11112/1
P. 8. TRY OUk' 4 BE.I"I3.I6)TEA.ja
AA
of the newest stylel . ,..en4,l=l) qt,Ornu,, twyti that .1011. not
break.
WIIII3EUEB, LIIMTLIE
iFe.A . %) ; Sare.l 4l.. '
We hold twenty desirable village lots {or Bale to the
Central part of the town ; and will also loan stoney at
reasonable rates. .;-zz
N. B. Dr. W. W. Webb h as his offlea In our store,
where he may be consulted for tvivice or treatment.
Jan. 1, 1872-tf. ' HASTiNCifik-& VOLES:-
la
Hona's.Hotel. Steinway and other
LESSONS given on the Piano, Or .in, fling
ing, An opportunity for pradffce" afro ed to those
who may desire it. e 4 H. W. TODD.
Jan. 1. 1872-tf. , -
New Jewelry Store.
THE Underaltreed would respeettalr nek y to the clt
fzena erViellaboro etetvlelnity.thetbolas opened&
Jeurelpsr Stdise
. .
In the butleg=i i rc4=yrA
Hie stock,. owitp en Or" -
Clocks„, Ratehes.• Jewelr-y,
Bauer andPlated-Ware.,
S. D. WARRINER, one of the bestworkmen in North
ern Pennsylvania, will attend to the
WM
For the skilful doing of which hla aesentarm yeirs
practical experience is sufficient guarntee.
S. B. IVABRERFB.,
Wellßboro r Aug. 23,1871=1f.
nor for tho Ant time, %Ar on , Id„, f arm fkir
s i ieel on the Wellsbor, an d L awrenany m a
Rallroad in Middlebury township. Ilona Co., Pa., nine
miles tromTio: ,e : t frOM We . .• • •••
:".3.
. . .
land, Osceola and Knoxvillo reA:b k , cori t a bg ntst 1 56
well adapted' to dairying - orpo sego _th ree h u a r ia
b hard ea ringfra apple trees, Oleic A s varieties ; large • • lir
formatka i
•
tar ) : •
M _
Jan. 31, 1872-tf. crooked Creak, BEI tB.
in
Tioga. Co. 811.
H i
1!ETE:1
Tea pieces BlackAiapaca 'lat .eci
ittas mfi
wauntays.
BUS
tr.;- u.,,,i2c÷. Ud.t'S t iNritgArt
:t.- 7 S. ;Air. 4 4 . ta
4000 yds. new and desirable styles of Prints last no
ceived at EtARDEI44I3.
;
Brown and Bleached Bheetinga in all Widths for sale
cheap at I HARDEN'S.
• 4...3; ►c.a...:?
Ginghnas, Delaney, Merinoes, Satins, EmpreAs
Black Silk In west variety, cheap at HARDEN'S
Beaver CORA, Citesigeges, DOralliklrolalWAlXlCSloo
run, far gals cheap at HARDEN'S.
Shawl, Gloves, Hosiery, Ladies' and Gents' Undergsr.
meats for sale ellen. at _ WJAD /NOW, z -
Wellattoro, Jan. 15, .012.
•
Ally ersor4 indebted to Thos. Hard= an mutilated
to maim Mimedlate payment and (um? ;natal T. AL_ .„
J. B. DAfl
IN3MiI'iIEMI
roil
ollt. 4 1,4/
Is widely known
as one of the most
ever discovered for
cleansing. the sys
tem and 'purifying
the blood.: It has
stood the test of
FOR
'`•
Drugs and MeTtheines,
(Patent or othenvise)-Uso Per
and TOBACCO. Also for
Faila
PERFUMERY, TOILET 504.114, POMADES,
_w!`lo#o.
3Pla.aacoss
for sale very cheap. Also, MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGANS.
om pdzy *WV It: if VA :4 NAll 1 1 .11113:fq : 'Adel
A largo stock of NEW ItfUSIO must recalired.
Repairing of Tratc&s
4. 1 14. ;;;A, Y.W.r.ites c, r e
Clocks, 4.c 4.c
•
.Farm for Sa7,,e.
NEW .GOODSI
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W i t,e.,'M‘ka4 o P% ,l e of TIO
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tad compare prices. The &metal) yore wlll ba convinock4l that thLi the Aii , blo4
GJytiUSsy. Come one And all, have a nice rifle, 1400 d time generally, grntlinyttat Walt yi
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$2,60 to $6,60. -1. j'' ;ii). ;:.... - thlitatlidtait-iPleg?L'ibaidteettiet46o.
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Plaol SpoOna and Forks; Table,' Ilinttez and' Fruit
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Maga; Creant, Salt, Sugar , and Mustard tipoouit; Fine
Gold laid Agate Rings; Gold Pena and PeriFils; Solid
-Gold Sofa; Pearl, Fauoy Plated
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01.ES; OLASSES, and Colored Waseca, all ai reduced
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' varionsitiotla and pros of
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AMERICAN NI)IA TM ES -
Gold or Silver, Clocks, Jewelry," thains.
Rings, Pins, Pentils, Gases, Gold end,
Steel POLO,— Thimbles, Spoons, Razors,. •,
- • - • Plated Ware,
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SEWING NINCHINES,
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VlTAShine . _itlachine,
Is pranatmeed the best in :Market. having iaketa 'the'
first 111641rwa at MIS TiOge Co.; and qther raise, and
fa abided:li the - _best washing Afacbliae invented. It
ezdy'neeils a trLII to satisfy the most skeptical. Vit
o:mg Wishing to ;purchase, will address
LtrILE STEVEIQ S, •.
Tioga, Pa.
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Jan. 1, 187i2
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lir - - - Den a tistry'
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xic.:YENG returned from a visit East,' I am now . pre=
pared, with a new stock of &oda and instrutunts,
o r superior inducements to those in want of 'any,
tbing,in my line. Artificial teeth inserted- on a • new
and superior base, at low rates. Teeth extracted with
( t pain. preservation of the natural teeth a speolality:
Work warranted.. Terms reasonable.
A. B. EASTMAN, Dentist,
Jan. I, 1872-tf . Wellaboro, Pa.
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PHASES OF LONDON LIFE.
Br D. J. KruwAtr, the well-known Journalist.
The Very, Largest Commissions Paid.
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• This book is a beautiful octavo of 66a. pages enbel
,llabed vilth, 200 engravings, and finely executed nap of
',London, designed and execiAted , billl'atudy for tbbi work
by eminent artiste. 'lt contains WI; graphic and
:truthful statement of the Sightt;ssecretsi and '..S'ensations
of the greffi Metropolis of the world. Address,
D ASCEIMMAIVPubIiahIar,
711 Sansom Street, Philadelphia.
Jan. 1,1872-4 m.
I • '
RS. ADA. G. /MOOS will give =ado lesions at
• leer 01,1 home, tons many as zany be pleased to
themselves under herinstrustions. Terms, $8 a
'quarter. Instrument furnished fot practice for $2.
Doc. 8, 1871-tf. •
MERCHANTTAIIHORING I
. . • •
- e_iEORGE WAGNER; has Just received a - superb' as
. kjr sortment of all kinds of - - - -
-CLOTHS -
for gentlemen's
COARSE & FINE CLOTHING
Eth prepared to manufacture in the BEST STYLE,
oh the shortest notice. .PCrtions wanting Clothing
please drop in and see my stock., :Good Firs and
the beat of work guaranteed.
—4411. 1.1872-4. ' GEO. WAGNER.
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:i.6oo.l>dalrY:farinCiti Tioga , toWnithip, Tioga Co..
Pa, about , 2 1.2 :miles west , of the Borough of
abcrat-100 acresimproved; aiut46 unimproved.—
Ras on it three barn. three dwellingliouses, an apple
and peach orchard, and other fruit trees. Terms easy.
Also adjoining On the Treat, a farm and timber lands
atm 40 to 20dantes - as desired; with Moores improved,
with a good barn, a good honee and apple orchard.—
Good for a dairying - faun: ' • 19M1 'C. H. 0111 t.
• • - - • - Tioga, Pa.
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Mitchell
4 )lorecris tetra known 'SS the' 'William IC.
Mltellell term st,Alitchell's Creek. 'Pop , Co., Pa.,
three dwelling houses. a steam: Saw i Mill 'and
Sim angl'othar-bundthes-Lonerof 'the best' locations
for rk Isnot:tering or otheFnumufacturing establishment
91 . 1 the` TiogallttlfoOl.
„Also,...a4jcdning.sel lot -0 f• abent 186 acres, about 80
knees In pasture. Would make . a good farm-I-timber
onongti orritrfer fuel,4lumber to nay for it.
. Also about 360 eerns of timber laud , with some'
troltabiTmti; about a mile east of the above described
Unde—valuable for Hemlock' l lande
ie'rk, 'tinit,Cr and him
-1150 two lota Of I=l of one acre -each ' elinated - ,at
40 1141 aMti Ma. audolourY—on
midi 'unravel store, &c.
e *skirls cto .purohase Inquire , of Mrs. Jaile
Ilditobell.on We premises at Mitchell's prcek. • .
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Jan:l;tlB724 .: f..'• • • " : ' _ •
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DIET INGREDIENTS .THAT
COMPOSE ItOSADA:LIS are
published on every package, them
fore it is not a secret preparation,
Consequently '
PHYSICIANS PRHSCRIBE IT
It is. a certain cure for Scrofula,
Syphilis in all Its forms, Rheuma
tism, Skin Diseases, Liver Com
plaint and all - diseases of the
Blood.
ONE BOTTLE OF ROSADALIS
will do more good than ten bottles
of the Syrups of Sarsaparilla.
THE, UNDERSIGNED PHYSICIANS
have used ftekdalis in their practice
for the past three years and freely
endorse it as-a reliable Alterative
arid Blood Purifier. '
DR. T. C. PUGH of Ballimcro.
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DR. T. J . BOYKIN,
DR. R. W. CARR. ¶S
I DR. F.O. DANNELLY;
DR: J. S. SPARKS, of Nicholasrille,
IDR. . ?tic CARTRA, Columbia,
DR 2 A..:13.
_NOBLES, Edgecomb, N. C.
USED AND'ENBOBsED BY
J. EL-FRENCH tc SONS, Fall River,
lass. • -
F. W. S.3llTll,JaCks.A.Alich.
A. F. WiIFELF.R, Lima, Ohio.
AtiApL;tim-p, ;- _ I •
...„ 0 „,-,VEN • cia, ,, Gdfdi>4ville, Va.
SAII , L. G. bIeFADDEN, hturfreos.
• fbpro, Tenn - . -.,- • " . _ 4
tendj. not allow of any ex.
d., remmica in relation to th - o
-To t he Medical
Rrareiiton we guaranteen. Fluid Mc
craCtlfoperior.to eur.thay have, ever
used ttentment of diseased
grobd; add to theetilictedwe saY try
Rosadalia,raml You will .be mstored
toheeßlVlz -, • , 7 •
agasclalis is f2.1(1.-bs,anDroggistic
13F.TiOrp_er,,nittpl, &Wren •
•.-: I DrCI4LEvzST,s , 14-Co.
* — ..:lticplufactFisqg Chemists,
- - BALTIIIOREj 11104
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76 , Salerlient.
.For• --.841a,
Mitii}itgOgWa ir ,'
'ERTE,RAIWAY ,T,
4,!tairneAvr4ptimpTaitx,Anorrrtil k iov. l3 Tno l liTi.
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NEVU'an'd IMPROVED ' DRAWING ROOM and
SLEEPING 00AWIES,combicii 'wall Modern Improve•
MOWN, are run through on all-Traipp betweontqffalo,
Niagara Falls, Suspension Bridge, Clevelitud,Olneln•
nut! and New Yorlc,.; .." . ' .- - , - •
STATIONS
New Y,'eklf . 'lle
Jersey City."
Susq'hanna. 4
Great Bend."
Blugba'tort.l.
°wags,: • ' 4
:Waverly, 4,
, 4,
Corning
PaintedPostl ,
Rochester. Ar.
antral°. ; " ,
NiagrafrallW'
Susp.iirldge"
Clifton
Dunkirk "
Cleveland • ' 4
Cincinnati
930 AN
9.45-"
4,3o'bin
V.i3 PM '
6.68' 4,
0.30 "
7.05 "
7.88,
11 40 41
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12.00 NO
12.48 a. al
1283
1.00."
2.22 "
7.00 "
5.00 p at
Additional Local Trains Westward.
6.00 a.m., except Sundays,from Owego.
6.00 tt.M.,'dally,froni•Busqueltana.
6.50 a. m daily, from Suswhana.
1.00 p.m. except'Sundays, from ftipiehana.
1.16 p m except Sundays, from kamirfft Stopping at
, Biglflats 1 39,Corning 200, Painted Post 206, and
therfca, via Avon; to Buffalo, arriving at 8 36 p m.
2.30 p m except Siiudays, from Binghamton.
"'
Eaoward.
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STATIONS. , No. 10 ;B.t No 2
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Oincrati.L've . 9 45p m ..... ..1140am
Oloveland " 726 a m .. ..........-. 10 00 p m
Dunkirk , : 14 '125 p m ......... 1000 p m ...
Clifton " 1 40, 640 p m 10 00 ". 440 a in
Susp.l3'g'e " 145 ", 545 10 05 •' 445 "
Niagara " 152 "' 650 " 10 12 " 452 ".
Buffalo " 245 " - .4 45 11 45 700 "
Iltirnelle'vle" 615 Sup 10 45 •' 330 a m 1005 •fa
Rochester 4, 400 p ro 515 " ' • 715 "
00nling - • f 735 12 20 a m 455 " 11 30 ,"
" 812'" 12 " 635 " 1208 p
Waverly —" 847 " 137 " 003 " 12 41 pm
Owego. 932 U 219 " 6 45' " 1 lb'p m
Ilinghluteen" 10 15 " 305 " 1 727 " 155 pm
Oreatßend' 'I • ' ;335 i• t 52 '" gl7 p
Susquehan'W . 11 03.• , 4.004 825 's '2 47 p m
Port Jong's' 2 sg:a in 50 12 0? 'p m 618 pm
Middletown" 3153 - -'"'• 8 45 - " 1 12 53 "
Goshen " :9 04 " ............
Newburgh " 1210 p m ' 885 p m
Paterson " 449 d i •1100 a ml 247 " B4O p m
Noway}, - -" • 7 Oil :" 2 'O5 ti in 515- "
Jeree City " 1 .0 33 " 11 38 /a in, 323 '" 915 pre
.Nest Yo rk 'el 700 " 12 00 - in 340 " ;925 p m
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Adilifional _Local Xritins taiitwar4. - -..
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- :; 6 . 00 a miliandays , :iteptbd, fromilorrielavilla,
0.55. a. in" daily fryr liornellerille. .-
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7.00 a- m. 3 tfdayejrorg.plieeo.- • ' ' - - •
7 . 4 P ikra., pacept - dayaiTrom EirolrEi - . - --
1.58 p. m., except au days, from Painted Pcat; - . -
2 10d). M., Orcept SU ilyq,ftol2lllolllollo VlllO.
.01.1011diljUI , OiCityr, •:bgtweeit . Hornellavillo and
P tort Jury'''. '
L.D.JIII.IOERRe'I ' WM. R. BARR, : ,
Real Blip% ;; 1 , -, , T: Get'-1 Paee ,Ag'i.
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Direct " Ron North A d Eiont4, •
On and a ft er Sunday. Nov 12th, 1821, Tral will
depart from Troy, Pa.. as follocrsT
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LEAVE BOUT_HWARB.
Mali' 0,52 A. ti. Buffalo Bipress, 10.36 P.M.
IV'maport -Accom. 7.10. Niagara Express 1105 P. At
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TRAINS - LEATF. NORTIIIVARD.
0:80 P. M.' ElmiraAccm.loosA.M
Niagara Express 4,33 P. M. Ettifalo Express 4,27 Afl
• .A. R. FISKE,
General Superintendent.
J, A; REDSIELIft;
' Aeet - Gen'l Sup't
Weilsbore , & Lawrenceville IL IL
Time Table No. 3.
TAUS EFFECT TRIIREDAT, N cT. 10 TEE,IB7I
GOING! NORTH. STATIONS. GOING SOVTII.,
630 pm 11 10 am. Corning 900 a m 760 p m
426 pm 10 66 am Lawrenceville 10 17 afa 860 pm
414 pm 955 am Dunning 10 27a zu 869 p m
408 pm 961 am , *Lathrop 10 32 a m 904 p m
364 pm 940 am *Bear Creek 10 40 a m 916 p m
849pm,9 83 am Tioga Village 10 65 am 920 pm
881 pm 918 am *Hammond 11 12 a m 935 p m
319 pm 907 am *Hills Creek 1126 am 9 40'p m
313 pm 900 am Holliday 11 31 am 9 60p m
303 pm 851 am Middlebury 11 81 am 969 p rn
254 pm •843 am • Niles Valley 11 49a m 10 05 p m
242 pm 831 am .*Harsh Creek 12 02 pm 10 16 pm
236 pm. ;8 06 RIG Wellsboro' 12 09 a m 1022 pm
•Flag Stations. , A. II: GORTON, Sup%
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Blossbnrg & Corning. it Tioga R. B.
GOING NORTH 9TAT10:413; 00/NO BOUTO
11 10 am 630 pm Corning 9COam7 50 pm
10 56 am .615 pm Mulhollon 919 am 805 pm
10 42 am 602 Dm Erwin Centro 033 am 818 pm
10 30 am 450 pm Cook's 945 am 880 pm
10 25 am 445 pm ' Lindley 9 60am 836 pm
10 15 am 435 pm Lawrenceville 10 Isata 848 pm
10 03 am 421 pm Somer's Lane 10 27 am 8 59pm
9 . 58 am 411 pm. Mitchell's 10 37 am 908 pm
949 am 407 pm Old Station 10 41 am 912 pm
987 am 967 pm Tioga 10 55 am 925 pm
925 ara 347 pm Mill Creek 11 02 am 932 pm
McCoy's
916 am 837 pm Lamb's Creek 11 12 am 9.43 pm
905 am 327 pm Mansfield 11 24am 9 56pm
Canoo Camp
809 pm Covington 11 44am 10 15 pm
250 pm, -11lossburg - 1205 am 10 35pm
2 25 p
in Somerville 12 25 am
2. 26 pm • • -Fall Brook 12 46am
A.II:GORTON, L. If. SLIATTITOH,
Supt B. &.O. R. R. Supt Toga R. R.
8 45 am
828 am
Insurance: InSurance
Hand, = in. Hand
Mutual Litelisirance Company,
L)prEaft, No. 112 s..intsr., PHILADELPHIA,
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,113cORPORATED FFj31113./iIIY 28, 1867. - •••
cliarvd Capital x 5500,000.
4TB off; , -
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...i-Storic and Mutual; Cianbittirtg•Beeprity Kith 'Profits.
, i3uppoasTou arealrea" dir, Inined••in a - first-class coin
•Parin. and fo*. 411.Teauso istatover t jeay after ten year
ly payments) you do actor cannot pay longer and die— %
your insurrmbe - gene-and your money wasted.' Not so
in ther ,, H.A24 - #-plata..l4 - D - t.'!'alt„Polides aro Nos-Fon-
%This camper," %Mich tanks:among the most 'popular
and successful Life Insurance Companies, •grants .pol
icies on all desirable- pbmarbnth with' and without
,-:Traveling Priveleges - Unxestrieted.
All pediCies are incOnteshille aft& one year from any
of the.ordinary causes. - "
Lipplcto your We. Insurance. -please erainine the
foll6wing ConaparaticeTeble. It is sometimes alleged
by Agents of other Clonlpaties that the Company they
.representis :safer_than. others.. -Whiki - NVO unhesita
tinglyessertciur belilb lii 'the soundness And stability
of all companiesose* _desk , : to present the follelring
for the inspection clithoso desiring to insure
-Of the following con:fp - Miles, compare the annual pre
miuMs charged by each kif-im insurance on life at, the
ago of 30 years, payable at' death : - - ' ' •
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Annual premium Ten manual
for life. payments.
velars' , ':..$'18;81 : ' '.'' . ' " - :$93.21
; 2E ~., .....,,- - r. 7. :.12,73 - -.: . 7 . -= - - 42,80
li mo ... ~.,..23,80 . : 50,00
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Einitable' • • : - .1 22,10 '• ' ' 46,97
.NV ehiZtitton• ' 22,70.: - .• : 46,97
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Hand-4n-Band, 10,80. - , - -8260
I.f noinlreadlineni4take a policy with the
' . .1 - , rEIAND . ..-MHAITD."
tho beat Mafia Conipany in the United States:
Jan. i, 1872. ' ,A. lu. niGRAIII, Agent.
Tr AS now in snick, and .tedi keep constantly on
I — Jl 4 , hand, M the lowest market quotations.
Wool Twine, 2 & 4 ply cotton & jatetwine. - Marlin 2,
& 4 strand. Knowl's patent Step Ladder, from 9 to 8 ft.
JACK SCREWS, TACKLE BLOM, WiRE
OLOTH AND WIRE GOODS M
ERALLY. EMERY WlTrvt,s
FOR cammta SAWS.
aaeorpnent of take Huron and Berea.
OBINDEITONES, CANAL WHEIH, BAR.
ROWS IN ANY QUANTITY, MA•
- NIL.IA 110 PE F . /WM-ONE. -
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No. 146 2;in9ra euglno oil. y A complete assortment of
Meehaul6f Atoms;
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BOLD HARDWARE tON S TAN-,
• MY ON BAWD. BOTTOM
PRICES ON Aanicumi-
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Oomairt auttlaka a laok, eat tha.ffaares' gu34 sea kow
it ill YOUrion &AG Mb IMPAif.rta+Wll 41.
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Westward.'
No. No. 14 No
No. 1
11.00 6 it!. 6.30 P /4/ .7.00,
1116 - ,." 5.46 , 7.20
8.15 P 1 , 66 Ax 2.35 4, si
8.37: " 9.17 - "
9.16 - " 2.62 " a 25 "
10.10 " 846 " 4.11 ."
1 11400 w. 4.27 " 448 "
11.60 ," 6.06. " 6.26 I.
12 36 A 24 6.42 8.01 "
1298.
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2.05 " " 7.05 BR 7.20 Bft
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7.15 I. 12.20 " 1220 of
7.20 " 12.54 " 12,64 "
0.55 z x 6.0 . 056 .of
7:00 Aar 100 Ala
NM
1,4)00,000,00
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"HOW THEY MAD HIM.
'yap young ittAtettder, too,
- I bid timind and halt to do
Whatevir mother bade me ;
fihe'uW.lto have it, walnut atick,
Which kept me on the double quick,
• Ana 6'4 was wheke Mut hap
When older grovin, and quite a bean
Among the,glrle, I used to hunvr
A Mitts Ilelacilla Cm:tiny
Afid, with the heir) of smiles and nods,
.1 fell tit lore at forty rode, '
And there is Where she blUt me.
When was Oidei., asi'sksteeni
I thOughtit time to hate a ilueen,
And asked her if she'd wed me ;
.Slie said she•didn't much object,
Or words to soMetidug that effect,
.And there was where she bad me
But when, to make tbe matter straight,
went np to negotiate
• Afralrs with Colonel Cadniy,
He said he "didn't care to sell,"
He told me 1 might go to—well,
And that was where be had me
I drowned my sorrow in the cup,
Until I got my dander up, '
(I couldn't have been madder ;)
When she proposed that we ho one
In spite of pa—the thing was done,
And that Was whore I had her
Two lovely urchins on_ my knee
I'm proud to say belong to me
- (That is, to meund madame)
For when•We left our native sod,
We apeuta year or two abroad—
And there was where we had 'em
ALL.SORTS
The Prince of Wales, since his-, recovery,
is the most popular man in England.
The cathedral clock at- Louisville, Ken
tucky, froze up and stopped running ihe
other day...
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A marble bust 0f,,,, ex-Governor Chamber.
lain; of4faine, is 's on to be set up in the
State Capitol, of A gusts. :
Not a . single person has visited the Rev,
311.. Watson, the English wife-murderer,
since hisconViction, it is said.
Six montlmis nowadays considered to be
She extreme length of time ilia an: engage.
meat should exist before marriage.
- A cynical lady,: lather inclined to flirt,
says most men are like ) a col 7 -very easily
Caught, but verydillicult to et rid of,
upon
cost of the ceremonies attendant
..the, inauguration .of the last I . .Qtd
Afayor ufloindon amnthited to $13,1:38.
-The -Rochester Deni47ot says `ll-Va:,h
-ingtori has a new' weekly paper, called the
Transcript.: It. will liiie three months or
lesi." - •
Napoleon, it is nry stated, was countdr
feiter a good man 3 yzars ago, and proof of
the faCt has_been found.. in papers left in
the juileries. • •
Cincinnati is said to be the most densely
populated city in the rnit&T State; hating
36,000 people to the square mile againsti4evi
York's 23,000.
Mr. Geoige Jacques, of Worcester, Mass ,
ims given the city one hundred and fifty
\ thousand feet of land, valued at S 50,000; as
site for a city hospital
The Boston Society for the prevention or
Cruelty to Animals offers' prizes to pltblic
schoOl scholars for compositions on tilt:
subjeci \ of kindness to animals. i
At an Illinois i)arty in Sandoval, a notice
was posted that any man who so far forgqt
himself and the year as to ask a young lady
to dance, should be tined $5.
Old John Harper is putting his horses in
order for next summer's campaign. Long
fellow is looking. better than ever before,
and promises to never be beaten again.
A writer on post of ice matters thinks that
there would be less complaint if the public
could only-be as careful in directing letters
as the post in delivering them.
It is stated that Barnes M. Ingersoll, the'
runaway chairmaker, and his wife are stop
ping at the Hills House, in Charleston,
where his, name is registered at James Har
vey.
In noticing Kate Field's pen photographs
of Charles Dickens, the Spectator says ; "We
wonder whether the Americans are going to
make that sort of appropriation of Dickens
which the Germans have made of Shakes
peare."
The Providence Press says that a - 'Very
bitter discourse against the opera in general,
and "Don Giovanni" in particular, was
preached in one of their churches last Sun.
day The clergyman took a libretto into
the pulpit with him.
A Mrs. Woods, of Millersburg, Ohio, is
making a good thing out of a drunken hub
band and the liquor law. She has obtained,
by report, $lO,OOO already; and at lust{ ac
counts Mr. Woods was on his. way to a
drinking saloon.
. .A score or co of Chicago Weddings, for
which every preparation-but one had been
made, had to be pottponecTlafely because of
an.unfortunate interim betiseen:thd retire
ment of one county clerkard,,the appoint
ment of his snecessor.
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- Miss Cliarlatte Ctishtunit:is to tread a poem
iri Boston next springy ~liich iS. being trans
lated for her by- the - poet Longfellow. It
will, have ft niusical. accompaniment per
ionned bS an orcheitra undeit the direction
'of .3fr., CariZernihti.•
A very - smart- telegraph: operator in .Ar
kangas sent 4 despatch to a MeMphis firm ih
'structing them, from a_reSponsible hank.
to . pay $3OO to one Morgan, and then . going
to Memphis, he claimed to be Morgan and.
received the money:
l'he,Boston -Transcript says' k "'Recent cc
curences in this.eity - shotfid ; teach rich men
the importance of signing their wills as soon
as.tixey-are - Written out, •if they do not want
*undue "eeiteinent- 'and disreputable pro
ceedings, around their dying beds.''''
- A fond father, haiing seen a recommen
dation thatalo . . pg t la4der slionld be always
leftje t tnihgAgajipt - the house.in ease of tire,
says that "they can't lean a ladder against
his house ; - as his - girls - can - see 'be - tinx enougi.
without the use of aladder."
The four. hundredth anniversary of tI“.:
birth of Copernicus will occur February 19,
1878, and the old contest as to whether he
waa a German or a Pole is revived. He was
born in Thorn, then under German rule.
but the Poles say Thorn was really a Polish
town, so the Poles will celebrate his birth.
As strange as it may . seem; the United
States possesses more than 50,000 miles of.
railroad out of the 124,000 in the world.—
Great Britain follows the United States with
Km miles .Germany, 12,000 ; France,
10,000; Russia, 5;600; Austria, 4,600; Spain,
3,700; Italy, 3,400; Belgium, 2,000;41olland,
1,000.
A Georgia darkey, to whom Senator Sum
ner's supplementary civil right bill was ex.
plained, characterized it as "a trap to
,kill
fool niggers.r ".You see, sah, some fool
nigger will go the Pulaski House and jess
set hisself down, by a white man,. and de
white man will jess fro dat at nigger out de
winder and broke his neck."-
Arrangements are being consummated for
the speedy completion : and dedicatiOn of the
National Monument to Piesident Lincoln.
All that still remains - is to put the different
pieces of statuary in place. It is said that
Hon. William H. Seward will probably be
selected as, the orator to pronounce the
eulogy upon the occasion of the dedication
of the. monument,
- Randolph Roger, having 'completed the
Soldiers' Monument at Detroit, left On Fri
day evening on a-brieUvisit.to - his "friends.
at•Ana - Arbor.. 'Hd will return Imltediately,
to Rome. He has an' Order" fora soldiers'
monument' at': Woreesteri 'Mass.;yto cost
$60,000; -and his - first: Tforltcairdr: returning
to Rome will be the prept,r4tionpf.tke fig-
WO tar that taontimoikt
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