_314101. - J3OII . cES;:',.L. -- ,t7; liil Glovqs nktely clenacil, and Self-Fit ting Chartssold cipagai,,Me ; . Oltry'r-1n204t.- you SA.L . E.--A good building lofini Queen Strwt. Also a homo nud :Jot. lnquirc,.of 31.91 ch G. 18.7241, ' - 11; IT: • j Iforton le . ft tZ,J;l!TP.w_l7o„r)sycz,tgrdas, lanruing. Ile will lukback ilacit.,weik?krfth lo t: of new goodP. Just wait and examine 1,i3 flea - I lock. (tilling .& 64'1.'8 Cast: Cast Steel -Plnws` „ n ly 'each. For ipformittion bow to ob- Din theta address CdLLIs3 & Co., 212 Water St., N. y• — v 4 frOtio , , • F:ainor, will' n gbod stock of rllin is Utuethy ftml medium clover seede, cheap or at BENNETTS', COVington, We rqeont mend these seeds, to beiTerfettlylitrre T. April 3, 2W 4 ' • foeeget 01. 5 fRi?,44 4 .A11epk,: '; round. 'Also nine village lOts v -toriik Ihree hundred dollen per lot,. — l,lititiire of 3. F. 11AUGEASF. HlVelhboro, Dairymen will find a complete outfit, , l cOn: siting of pails., Anne. churns, AahtorE-: and firkins; Wescottreturn butter pail, the but rll . :niari* -- et ! ;-) fig offer - N'pcy . •cheap for cash at BEN'Nitiq',CoCin;gtoii: April `,l, • Air. 11 J.-Jones ef.Blossburg, ! is th,e, gen eral age»t for chesale ! efilte benterest & Co. ' S Spool Thread Rack and . Bobbin Winder, a very ingenious attachment to the sewing mn 7 _. chine. This rack ehs nt - sight•tqihesf3 own ing, machine. Andietv.POley has em for sale. Votertaary pur g eoli.s ;al pyep, the „cpuntry are recomtnonding Sheridan' .5- azaaUry :Con dition Ponders for the following troubles in horse.:----Loss of appetite; roughness of the bnir,,gtoppago of how,Pls tuv,vlitorivtiSi6k w,r, coughs and colds, swolling of the glands, worms, iforso.atl„ thick Wind, and heaves. . , • NI:3Y -1/00M---Xttrty-_o_f4lielatest.,and -bpst publications of the day have recently been added to the-ffireulating• and ;) ttre now ready fot.4lll6leiq of - gOOdAeading,' - If you want to get the use oi'-good books at n merely nominal price, just drop in, at Has tings & COles, and take a i look at their eel :-77:357.7.117, leetion. BINDI:gO.—Wo are now packing another large invoice of binding, such as magazines, Illes of nowsp_apers, 4;04 Which wg will send to the city ;oit the first dny •of May. FaTties• havirig bin'd . ingto':be done will 'find spebi mens-at our BoOltstore: • E. B. YOUNG & Co. Wellsboro, We call the attention of our farmers, and especially of our &tiff .card of Messrs. R. S. Bailey & Son. produce 'commission merchants of Philadelphia. The senior partner is well known hi/ . WellsbrOo, having been engaged- in.-btipterct., atichA ten years.. ltie-believe4herkOiThEY - t o ' 434411-441- I right, honorable and prompt, and recommend 1 it to the confidence of our producers. A friend of ours who is - chief clerk in the Governmental Dispensary, says that no med icine chest is now complete without John son's Anodyne Liniment. We always sup posed it was,Piescribed:by:lptijif it ought to be, for certainly there" is nothing in the whole matericksn-ediart,ofs portance to the soldier and the sc ilor as John so;i• 4 .lnodyne Liniinent: * F %,r a neat Boot, Balnioral or Gaiter, go to C ar 1e s tii" B. •T,7"374ii": 'Horn's ware-rooms,' g Select stock n"eWly arrived. Will not be beaten on price or Next week a new stoelc of first dlars -'orl,'," spring styles, will be offered. calf skins and pelts wanted, or which the each, is waiting. C. IV. SEARS. The new M. E. Church Mansfield D. V.) will be dedicated to the service of Al mig,hty God, alkursday, April 18th, 1872. Pretich hg at If o'elbAt a. m., by the Rev. B. I. v Aub _ an d_at _pr clock R... in., by Rev: . Dr. -flucYr..-6f-'!:NV-EllFir - orci-rlier. The Ministry and Laity of Troy_distriet, and the former pastors,of.th Chltycharelipp— rially inviteg to be -present.- 33. , TAYLon.7 Mansfield, March 217, Spring has come at last, and the trout sea son is'already upon us. It becomes every lever of the "gentle art" of 'trapping the speckled beauties to be fullyTarrie,d and equipped as the:angling code_directs. And we , know no better place to find whatever it iii - 4herman needs than at Hastings & Coles. That firm have a very large and tine assort ment of rods, baskets, lines, hooks, flies, and everything else in the fishing line, which they propqs9.to.sell at the _lowest : prices at wholesale or retail. Notwithstanding the recent great rise in Hardware (froth 2.) to &)per cent.,) J. Schief felin, .Tr., Tioga, Pa., has resolved to Bell his old rtock, amounting to $7,000, at an advance of not moro-than .or shelf g00d4, - for cash: AirtehltUral Anwle tnents will be sold as low, Odin case lower than laltt_yenr,' One of the ihest Mow ing Machines in the market for $B5, warrant ed; Grain Drills, Plows, (8 kinds,) Harrows, Cultivators and Shovel PleWs in fame pro portion. Farmers will do well to take a look before buying. April 2,--2w. IT. C. Perry's F.mpprium of Pashn as,, is the only resort in Steuben county, that we 'have. any knowledg=e of, witere gentlemen love to go shoppit* I h stacks of Cloths, Ca;simere3, A and 'Y'estings arc always attract iveosmit C'othprise everything•thatman needs. for adornment, - service or "comfort—the "nobLiest" neckties, t 416 "snowiest'' 'collars, the "purest?! linen, etc., are always on hand. L - :atlic.‘r and canvass traveling bags which none can beat. The "outer" man is de eidvdlyttransmogrilled" when a body puts en s it cut by Jo Scott, and made at l Perry's Enip ,rium of Fashion. Corning, N. mciat. A ( n. —The AGITATOR of January 31st, olitalmll a statement over the signa tm: of J. B. tlirdy stating that on the 2Stlf. IS7I, Mr . . G. S. McKinny \`. lii, d before :t committee of the W. M. Church ( I' Charleston for telling a falsehood, and I: uilty and expelled. Since the matter thu • been brought before the public, it t-; dm. , to Mr. McicinneTS• and his friend , ' that exthmatien of that charge 5110111(1 be , ( 1' , 111:.1 publicity. -The trouble arose in 11 M 'A fly : Some time in October last Elder Sea•ldt r and wife went to McKinney's house toc, it, ttrriving there about noon. They. ha•l :r dinner tlit re about 2 '(leek P. m., :tl , l went ay, ay about 40' elockl .tout their McKinney wai after*a Is neetheil .hy Setahler , a ying t o s o l oe_o s ll per ,in, M . you com e and make ' 'eit,;lnntl W ill try and do better by you out by t , ,tn e other•t that were there a shot! tin e ago, for they ‘..ore dis,atistled," McKinm • de nit (1 that he said thisi Scudder taid of ters litard It to soy it. McKinney then :•aitt if thty , aid he "aid it, he would admit he dit ; bat 1. 1 1. cd •not "renilember:ris• ) ",..;': Th , .» Scudder brought the charge of false w,tl again "t. McKinney before the Quarterly Cenference. That Conference consisted of J• 11. Hardy and his son-in-law George Hob er"ton and Frank Scudder, the -on of Elder 'rudder, who brought the elfftr , ve matt"r. These three men praces , M.to trj Mr. McKinney when be was necessarily. ab ,ent in Wellsboro on business, and could make no defence. Afterwards Mr. J. B, Hardy went to Mr. :McKinney's house when McKinney was not at home and talked to Mrs. McKinney, who had just got upfrelq a fit of sicknbss, in regard to her husband And the charges against him in a manner not at all to his (Hardy's) credit. As to the dona tion to Mr. McKinney, it Was attended by many members of the W. M. (Aurch,, and other 'churches, and by -some who belonged to du church, there being about 200 persons Preient all. WILIAANt CLARK. Fitness, G. S. ItlcKnomr. 4. yr..... I I ; ,- ..:.4.-4;:,..,:.---, : :;,..,- , • ~,, , WEDNESDAY ; APRIL 10 1872 r cfs. t, --April showers tire, now in order., John ntitchell nrrived homo 'xicidy night., • —Our norr Depot and Freight Howie, ate progressing finely. • • '37 .5 7 C . ftVt rireiltlye moved into - .11E;:i4rtew . stotpin ' - —Judge Harry 'Morgan of Wysoa diedrc eently at the age of :61 years. P.FeSityteryltf Steuben 'county-, is to meet nt Corning Tuesdny;-April'l6th. —Rey. Ilir. Potor, of thelkpickOritosa, U:setts j ,lirtiVrlitld - aitTtYnfilltij 8 Midna) itiorning. _ —Our friend W. A. , Stone returned from Harrisburg last week. .13e loolr!s EL long for.. .this world Eta.p..Vp he,,d1.41. .-- people Of Tiogw propose to erect a new hotel this summer on' the corner of Main and Wellsboro streets. 511=1 fel , 4 7-M, 17: .4Tts• has otit tharilistdr-sevbaV ialte- , oftberfor maple sugar—the earliest of the season. —Gen. A. S. Divert of Elmira, has been eo toil Nice:President, of the-] rie► l ßnilway, a. post he has filled once before. —The gale last week Monday came hear -blowing the,sides..gtheloldbridgerntlioga, but ilie - y — riere ilnally-rie&treet;i4intins and saved. - , —lmmense flocks of pigeons passed over WOisb.er9„ •Itionday:;;:.marning;z tying eastwaidl- In tt fa* daifoiiFiiroiiditiiill be full of them. =Tiler() :was pyill.Nqurned. term of Court iii this ' v'i~la~ye litSt--7144ay, for the hearing of motions and argumentq,. bringing numerous' legal gentlemen to town.' ; (4°cir r i! l *.tqW,r_k,b,st Fria4l6oitiisg•veiy - littTe - ellTthebaliffeilbe time we both yyent to seheol at, _old "Haver ling tinioi?Pin - dais that 'axe ncinfore." young Man named William Toby, reached Addison a few2evenings since on the Express at 8:80 p. m., find died at the hotel of spotted fever . , /ire lived in Tuscarora on the Elkland road. —Theßath Courier quotes us as saying that the old head of 'that journal as "adraira ;l3l9!"-: What,wejiid say-wainthatitwits7 l `ad:- .miffed;" it by V2i c senior bitthtat: coyi 3 Orn,— a distination With's greatAifferen,ce.;; - --Tlie janliind hit on 'the - corner of Main and Walla street was sold a few days ago to Messrs. Wright & Bailey for the sum of $3,000. We understand the purchasers in. , teed tg vrtet a7bricit:A2lack - nn the lot. —The Register says that a female child abb . ut ten months old was recently found on the door-iteps of Mr. S. Horton's res lac n c,04,3310c5h rg r and..tault the parties who left it re arliestadc b4:riased again with-: out punishment. —Our County Commissioners visited the,`, '440 - iitY:qlo . use last Friday morning, and: foUnd everything in as good order as poss ible at the breaking up of winter. The tablishment has recently been quite general-i ly ivb.itowasited. CL.lllO.;AnVittorm laitHreakciliff '4onsider-. erablo damage all around this region. At PailitedTtist;=Steutem'bounty, it took the lir . .r.oof.oft:theasw school -house; at Corn-, iiigifsettiie'd the roof onPayne & Sons' - of-. dee, and at Bath it toppled - over a tall c tim ne.kon - - . -.4•Fte,dWellinglsouse2'ot .1 1i- S Chimp,. on - Wetmore hill two miles from this village was entirely destroyed by itre last week IllontkAyit,ll:tvivigi. a part of the furniture and some grain. The fire caught from a box • • ••d ashes. Mr. Schimp had no insur - I Vince, and his loss is about $BOO. , < <ra.: ERSE ,„•,--.4.l.:sjust as we supposed. The new head 'OrtTier.S'teiti,e): Courier irasirk the absence orth'eTegtulpi - rtit'or . ~.yektatiishm ent. .AKelcilkhiliegiii#::Tl.la7.th . l4,tt we set eyes-sn" 'l`Nrid• ritrW'ittiti 'navi gator" is trying to pursuade hitns.elf„thailke have made it --...,. ----- -The-Tioga 2.i. , r ws--.0 lait ifeek lies the. following-notiee of Judge iVtllinms's recent lecture at that place: "An unti!ually large audience gathered at the Presbyterian church, on Tuesday evening, April 2, to hear the lion. H. AV. - Williams, ot,Wellsboro, lecture on 'Now, or the Present Tense.' ,It has seldom been our good forctineto listen :eti'sls,7elntibe an address. We wish we might often have an cppportuuity to ,listen to the Judge." —Tho entertainme t given by the stu dents of Miss Dartt'sflepartment of the Gra ded School last Friday* evening at the Court -Room attracted a very full house. The ex , ercises.;were ,ersdittiblß, to _all -engage4, and were highly appreciated' by the audience. At their close Bev. Mr. _Karcher made a few remarks, expressing the deep, interest and gratification with which he had listened to them. We understand it is Prof. Winters's intention to give an entertainment by the dißrerit,dcpartments every , few weeks du ring fli ferth,!and it isfihopid they will all beits,Well attended ns this first, one was. 2 ,The. junior editor of ?he Bath Courier speaks rather flippantly pf that "old navi gator of all" who sailed bontliCan ark some time since, while all th 'rest of the ,world E l l, "took water." Our young friend should re member that while tha old party was an w "antediluvian" he as the most sensible, 'enterprising, and success ul man of his day and generation. No.dou t, at that time he could have_,' doubled Cape Horn" or any other horn with perfect ease. It „gas only, when he becam6 a P r ostdilttiiiiin.4llai'•eit Ibe; genuine, Modern, "red-hot" sort--that lie found a "horn" he couldn't double with any sort of safety. On full consideration, we de cidedly prefer the antediluvian style. THE BURGEN CASR.—ThO court room was crowded last week Monday by an audience eager fo hear the testimony on the est-mina tion'of John Burgen,..charged with the Murder oi.lewiajuiver. The examination was before A. S. Brewster, Justice of the Pewee, of this village. The attorneys for the Continonwealth wiTe District: Attorney Strang and J. B. Niles, Esq., while the de fendant was represented by Mr. N. Ell iott and Walter Sherwood, Esqs. The tezt imony given was much the same) as that on the inque,t, of which we published a full re port last week. No new points were devel opeCin.thp-ease, and the defendant did not enter into his defense to any great extent. At the close of the examination Mr. Elliott asked the Justice to commit the defendak for manslaughter, so that he might be bailed without further examination by the Court; but the Justice concluded, as the information was for Murder, tomuthe a% commitment tier N'Vedliesday the defendant was bratight before Judge Williams on habeas corlius, and it was decided that he should be admitted to bail in the sum of SlO,Cfk. A.Tp to the pre:- ent time, however, be has not furnished requited bail, and is still in confinement un d er,.§ h fr t A'POOtt APOLOOY FOR A MA L N.—We heard story the other day in which a being that w ars trousers figurtu in so despicable a light tha we could hardly credit the account, it it iiid of come to us_o.n...4nquestiontrble author • ---, 41„3w r•••!••• IP- r h ~.. -It se ms•thatlin '.N. : :rm'enia, Bradford coun ty, tiler. lives a matt by thename of F. Bid dle, havi •g a wife and two small children. Mr. Midi, has no very near eighbors. One day about t .ree weelts since,obile her has binitr : Wil'S fl: ' itrrAlT : fithitel ;./06 : , .2 . l lbgal o. ) 'dis.e(Nerg thCluiui* to Won re in the roof. Hastily wrappi _ .uji her little' children she laid them down , , ut doors, and. went vigor ously to work to s‘ ye what sh 6 could of the property. While ti us engaii4., a team came alen-4aveing ft loa 'of „IV and something on top thallookeif lik a man. Mrs. Biddle at once appealed to thi - object to help her put out the fire; but it r; lied that its team was tired and hungry, an • it was anxious to • . - I-Tome Affairs. 14;ttliiiffOi.4i16 - WinAdiA 1 get. 4 1 ii'$.71 - 0-1 41 0)-0 1 4 , -9ttli'eiit..,*Aixal,i - o:Alie, 194: 11 , 0 11,64#0.b6 teliEft,'lna„A4 lA*O o ' 6 = :Oman , - enntinu#st nt her tinit.qsistdd• thfxe,turn#4. Ill”11/3L4srv - x:ertionA the,.fire',-clneh had been biiriiing :VnG` quenclinti nwr the teas Rrc slap f . t nnine 100 drove tlint.tenln, ,rrolti4deserves hti lie }sttlpti~li el in:olll'4s xigipn, Fs . avd nQ:ficnittAoiknOninunihnugh - . ioss3lointed than,ultitati',44*".ll4:l-4 efiafe = . " t -. • , Dim ineforrreLliol44lBl.tor c,- , .Dertr:44itator :—.ltecent untnistakablein 'iet:dicing. in .atiri• vinced is. sorely ir; nfell';'bt . "1,611-1 6 merit, lofour young met!. Ali are ready to admit _that, _.,.`teOmOtlling a'large no'fliort cif the generaticM" from demoralization .. , . But the question' is, what ought to bo „0 r i 0 ?. 1 %P.4.7 ,4 W1 3 i:.. 1 4 13 1 ,1 ?a5d-0uP.1,te.7.•4..) -, 7 - i ' 844 - nie are laying grgSsiresl3;ousw,cdma tionitl-interegeS, find sediti'l 7thiale7rever, child in thcs. , bovetould,:•:be,Coiririelled to gp to our graded sclrool for ;eight' or ten years befOre,reaching ; ,arly, manhood, 4tr..l3roman -libOil, the p - r6P - Osed'eittl would surely be ad complished ; and acCordirigly ' Ahoy .. .in:Ott firtafin 'view of thP issues invAye4l,,;44* ought to be no limit to ftkxdioa, ' for..exery doll4r;iienCis tke iie,si.„possiblp"investraptit ' of tile, ciiiillistAnnii4; - Otii6P, - oldV tip tent peranee as the grand panacea of our - sochilr• ills, and would have us rest•nssure4l that 'lf; we could but have absolute prohibition, , our; 1 town would soon become 41 - terrestrial parii . - disc. / -,.- "' . . , ~„ , Nolv; I belieiie in eduCatiOn, 'and I belieie in teMperanee;',but . ratn-nonelhe less con-, vin6ed that nota.feifi, (and some 'among us who aspire' to be leaders of public sentimetit 'ar - e - simply trYitig-.to - :'imake brick withotit striivi.l'',- 'ln the, very gentlemanly' languagp of one of their 'zfumber; they ' may , not care thp- snap of their ',fingers about 'this or that eltlss of men ;- but if they know anght of the testimony of history, aught of the universal experience of civilized nations, they must ktkow that no communtty i , /aotleyßr.. , •III)pral it;s• ProVlSlPrig‘ for - intellectual criltiir 'e, and :however-stringent' :its' laws 'iiiiili:;l'64l4.tiLt9 - - inotitlity l ; o..il..tardra.td dix ,, Withotit' - . the. mon -.strving .powar 'of religion: `'l do not OEM a whining Fan!. Orin licilloW - saifetiMonlotii - neis, but tillearty recognition of-the fad' that it is _only. by rooting,tnirlifo-in something-deeper than_ graded,,s - e*9ip,prkOrdeti . „o"- (3ilicni Templars' tit - aft:kb youngare to lia-Witii - Poitiorri theorst f o Worms f ignorance.,and ,the...wors • - - ': - Sp.celei:of:.inteMperanCo. 'let ov(0,-_pfirilit' ~ ,sllow-bis or ,lier Saitli *the' : inititortal 'sPirit. Ctisitrkne'd in our Obildren,-, in. • - tite eternal int 16Pi.eta Prilrlis-tPd,7O :Al4-,S'-iiiiti..4*WW-44-i4 the.sogiallife _Utiur :entire community soint -, h'perVaded by a sentimeni ' 'flint - will ifft - np - the young out brtlielklireieir-i -alization, _instead of dragglng,thflpluvri, 4W 16Nveif.in a,pit.:4 of free seitbfbrand-,-o.r,dfri, Olenitiertin4 . ,eii i.' f - '1 i i : 7 - _.;'::" -„.',,' ---c ~,I • r- ...VutlioNi are;: the Lpurents :ItiL ;luk'.ieqcbgil,l aulx.ousg..d.to..a.,seusc.of-their-responsibility 7i I_ an,s)ver„..unifesitatingly—nv - t, meaning, to!, except ,pty - oWilVf : jt iep his as,ttpuhur*,44, 6 'uglit. - tcl,be - ifirn,'Od:to - , - ,yasiliniOre:ftCcountjni' (11,14 1(•tt l i': ,Ai ill U .t ay ,j.i.t , K ei . - be 0., j .i,t 1 t 1#49-;:t.;: = 1 . 4 nitry • be true that the:yeiy:-ouel we• '‘Vouldl w_is.ll,lq.,Ntzekand. alvitlien,seldom,.A*yerj.' enter them - . lint - ret - tis ge - 'ff" - ive who - r;pir a e-ii' sonftli - C,chti s iellPs arc iTholly,,,,V.iefriiollit e. , 4 Otii• • •!Canttniiiiii& F :ii;.:Pql4ti - ttly;;;l'fieklic4jl3•l OR - tr i g:li - I,brreiiglisifs VA - SOlps„,;-„and' , AEVery, often of ii%glindity eveningstat:of our , p . filees' of woylkip-cpuld easily.:nscncrintbdatpOn re-=, siie , 't,..ofspacil . , ibe..,./eyr,....d.iflergni cpigrggia il-OfiZt ,l'iity? -'ll4atippliY-Onalp . bithiitsofthel ~...., .... . . , -_,,, NA , eXppali qt,y, our. ch LIZN4Ie3 411'0 Vftz pillekl3 ltfokell• upop ti . § kcioa . ptiotigli f P i xpedient - s — fot . iii - fW, I " - iis. till:riglicfcCj.., the gkat .., „1 174'iti!...2 i}Phig,vgryjittiii."'t4..,clo;trit - 01irli - h_ . EP•ViilVe l idiie're4l. - ..,i)...9.iv,1L,:1itUe' by n -1 ' other Acift.k.inifiernyo , regardectitsto institutions in it'irtli.:o-31i,,•4e0,Vogiinst-li'bit ; tit- above PrattieedAthrtaliity.:and a Apanly 1•1' .- ' • •4 ' e . -Li' i'valgtoftim voig-igsti S'O . piITLONN 11, dines— : i so sii,Jiy .L.,', I4(r Of joint ''' l l .ll Other vi,01(14 on t ittliiincl4 - theye seems to lie 4i: finspiatori - iliatl otPri:lttifichYsTirt - re too` little'lti - Comjuotrilait i . OPrt'rfriiiiii6 s cai.7..iirniir‘stidgglik feverish i 1 ifitint.t.u-/Lvjr., - .--.‘''' -- : - -.17 ~.-. ;• r 1 1 Now,. ho-wis,thisintpre'ssAt•tcr,beremqed, 1 SO 1 il:{l.litc,:illid. , :apoi4ti.irr,tliolo3 Alto :Most 1 11 t 1 (.1,1 , 11,0,1144.1iLf:iplgibriiinliti,,,I+Liw: - isit 1 w.itilifillie seachiO.f.ifs:influ - OWeil? 'The only ; way, it keen:l4 to.jue; - is = by.,lfSin i g our z eittpch- i et.' . 4i.:?4,,'(..:f:Pii•fing" obi =moral. and reliious sdriiiiniSut r i 4131,t,nslityll;-:pcif 6' l , the I,'thole c'Zit4iiigj:li•r:4--'irto - tio-* 2 441 - zeti.to lea' 411 the wunta: T hol3 'Of Ottlqiecfpl'e.;of:l!j!ateciPr-,7tge. 13gilitsF' 4annot „ - -bp • Ld.offe- iiyl2.COop . intetly prirsuingtle even tenor-'Pr-klitifiil4:y; - -Wad cqmoling . ..ottrseilig3M6/11'1,11p-:** Vat if in Ot l / 2 44//- f ! ,1) iii_ll,9ll; it_' ,t/kiii:' , :ini.fpAtr, f oal not onacfatilt.'i -IS it light for. us to ft4et: e.elo (nu.jfraWebiiri3h 7 m - elliodisin this both', when ‘iifit'lfi - iiiiqaiiiiiters the devil is proving more than a match for us alit -- tlift -- What - - lit iiilicid - ifOiiric T - 11 av a u.S - try ? m y 08"--is this F,..4!;••.ti1.F.M1.5" tfafatk•etli Wien one of our places of „wprfbip , wFuld ,pasily h old - a r ll'otty,•§undayx: - pyptifitt.congrega,fiOns. I aftV.'uf.oari6,:fkinvi.* - itite ottliaiiiivl,*) atirti4l'iltlitiio - 03 - liat , tile _endless. ilivisi, ty)(ijiliktir ,oastearrOte-stt'Oi.(fri:JSdOttifrifig").l with it; hot. surei.y. : thorq . is,.9otx-gil the praclicrir Oeiif chilsithipity t o servo as a pli,tforii on which. 3 111'riend,*,of , , follif' and 1166 eife.f tOketlier. ;For.-th e:bearing 'asloft. of 'at!NrcilistihetiV(Pd:4-. 4unday - scerng. gill to - sufkleitiuttt`ifT4 r ot s r pOit .. 4 fi:4-,144 &jar, a uniototieet.ing-in -Whii3ll::,k.h'euffonest con , viciionii of all, ',wit ethe'r'Oithodox,,..or : Jteter,g 'dox, whether churchman or sectarit:i be ; the gra* aim of, thelprfictical aisc i ttision and'eftforeertietit of this or. that duty, the showing up, and re , : l ;hake of this or 4 - hat - ice concentrated efflnt, and In'fii - tenc6, - ati'd er of all whO Morality of our people at heart; let a sentiment be en `I g,enth.red and a rnoraT atmosphere created t 41%* tt 01e-3 - noi:from'. Pko - fhltic-'-aligt, ("ties:cue f" -- disregard rt en; -evlrtan r g'i , fttl ern i and in buttirtes.:F - , - -,.. to families - frofix - ,thUletrorl, dr.u.uke then ,—in 4hor4,qualcs . thp,aYrfally7pivilized w'oll as it'ffiii - c; .add.;-:Chat tiu*sUcit lifi:Ohk: fife faifylGoulti,bit:yk -- 4::_fii*Ve . : ',4):. kr-1 1 11..11'3 tifv -clergy. ---- zoo ripsy . the fti i Aill::.T11 eine et i gs ottelocOl_riall, cr irith . ' 4l • . I Vne ocCrikr‘'X)ll4,l434ev.- wMitentr.,(4, e thitf - and L - , I Rww-j,no t ni ver.r,Eic., s 4.lr. Ed ;:tor:—it Ira; ileeir'sc; hint since PVe - seen a l'''en l in i9tkintlTlNkilto.o l :42ltMYtttOrtflk that I thoughtino one was writinrr from here at Pr 071' nra graitfou There hate beenseveraj n ehang,es in° the bus finer= pftrt of the eomniumt,ydurinz the ast i s ix-dactamor-0 1 4 3 . , :_cerctoycflAris,: etramAtm mill about 11 milesftirtherpp.oo.c4fgkl 071.1. I a rgq.cLit o . 1.11 gb ati - 41...1'idi5.....VAA..21).0,n ' ' villistloaummoning-itstw9O•TAIVP A dm' (fir , gl'loirs`lorg'jijidLe t rocery edn - T 7 1;1 Pa NV fArt It P,'' - I,` and C. T. Ripley, ,i;fit: Ss io •Cariittf cul .17 - 37 Mr. rtiP'' Ice°Tvfhe;finttizrs=dF6~zlbiA =it-.T :• b it tkidi-,9l:6y_ba.Vo anp-ilevipits bii ince'thci bean (timbering. TheiliavpimL f il mß7 - 6 apro"u,.the river pond to 1 ]chid logs - .ln; Tie'sble coriipletiiitq a, rtteet ! nd...-»ndc.ing-Arnprovernenta -I Chit" tiotnit kre \ -ft trendy_ Kepatint t4 A bltik4....tp4kl 7 uEirrrs r e ~e nte plate' baildhig :IV '"?.bnt6tl'l I advelnwees... , " withistAbrec" or foxie 4 t rt !aV .,.l ir , iiialiesA-,-,,:ciee..4-t,.,-;-.11':•: itre . sioii•mtrirtlyliiiii:fiprovitric r l.#ttil Wit itope . for a healthier tins~_. with lira Amer antl-, 1 . (. r. or a. A karlfiatiagnis atitgro,v4s , ~ :write : ft .. .mit :bi-taid-by willelil will endeax :, Qi, to. givb - S , oyt an acemi a t of.j. '?-• AV - ~• • • . Toiee trent the filthlren 4)f 11 i 4 • Good .Alr. Agitator you., a chum of eliiltlyen's I t ie. ti - fit : `..n,r-fi that first of all rights,— the pi+illege aPeak ing for_ourselVes• the ficboiil Board, and tet*,,anil our. 13 14e'in league again 4 _L, tieprive us,pf that Striall portitni Yfpeace ,tai liberty which ; we "ttavegtjVlo Biel weak' - huff /k pub oPiniOn - • againstits; We cannot resist'; 'We can I bat submit, 'nut' before we baye ourchtmds tnitiatl'and are mart:lied off to prison,- we wtti MakAi‘mititibitmOotitAthititiff.,l 4 -' 4l ' 4 'Aedri 4,64 - 1 At the soltilMittatrffle * Sili're - il l ifk i ' ,g) Winters liropose4 to littye' an examinutien every two or tour weeks .the Ctiurt liuuse, which _ _ _ no one thinks of Asking fYiat/ This is np only-time we haii:e been rnarebed awe. nxhibitiops And eThminntions, like-lain thAlMrs r ,m v,s) Th .g 41,414. gala Ilit" - 4rtinte Of the Fair .iptia3inr4t t not toil up a dusty road, NOtit" it bot bun sun bealing down on u 4- pi:seeded baud of ioldiers, with a life sereeehing, an old . drum bangiw• Os& might be refreshed-by, teous forms and shining faces? Were4e,not,niarsheled again. and t tken tO.Bowert & C'one's Half ; Ntiftere we It dto 419114VillttlitaiglitaefotifintiericAtipts , A;ot , :74 . ddLetneltelpiZ iv e gmf e lv i - A. Vil4r9V - up 4 AktilitAitinUatlWllolMg stare at us so you pu ut7 013NrifiErirof begin to mention all the times have suf-' , fered at your hands! And now our parents will compel-us io go to schoal tide sime;sterit4 lexte.3lll,4arifgrf! 'will make us go to the Court House to be examined, and we shall go on suffering; as wehate. 'SW& 'hen themi}lenniumc we children+jr;___lW liniirona Meeting at Mainsbnrg,, PqrsiißttivArattALltif„WATh'itl p: thusiatßinrite daer=tlM, i The - evening of March 20th, 'I 2, to take into considers - ion the prpposed railroad ffil l 'Ellgi'liiV 4 i Mansfield. Organized by electing John Fos President, J. B. Strong Vice President; and J. M.' Clark Secretary. After listening, to a number of able addresses; the following res olutions were adopted: Whereas, The qu tion oc..a. railrollead ingit from Elmira 3,9 IVA is. IA - nestly canvassed twt o.l6!fituted, with' ilw ' to its - early construction, and ... Whereas, The consummation of sue. i an enterprise would be of vital interest an im portance to our citizens, provided it should be determined to run it through our Midst, 1 • therefore " Resolve 4, That we, the /eitim o 6. burg and Sullivan in • public, , vened, do declare that we will most heartily and earnestly co-operate with our neighbor ing towns in. efforts and measures to Wither and consummate said enterprise. 1 „ . Resolved, That in view of the fact that Sullivan Township is unsurpassed i jiy, n territory ; of its area and limits i t hlf6r 'Pennsilvania„cir southern New York, or its productions of butter andelieese, gram/ and stock raising; also in view of the tact; that but a short distance soutlritf Muinsburg lie the immenvit exoll4:4:ittlmmt : fields as 3,-,e ' d Ift-"i t and easily'll * e - Si y rai way; ,a so tie incalculable value of the flag stone quarries lying on three sides of Trfainsburg, we,iti our judgements deem it to be not only feaSible, but practicable and of the Utmost importance to both our peoplerand the eitizens'or — Eit' mini, and the owners of the contemPlated road that its route should be through this place; that the difference in the disumde be tween this and any other route is slight and of no materiaLobnsequence, and' the &rants full as easy.-- - ' 1 440 4 4r il Ortit, teVilk4ol - an wan slo th contemPlated road, ..by directing its course throughi, tins place instead of any other route, would' i'.. com ense the builders and owners oi l . • road a score of times' for the additionalt pens , (if indeed, there should be any} on 1 a . its /lira; lengths alines .tit; dis 7 td r. . , ges tved,' That aco rnittee' of three be i '..,. FE an others inter es ed in the construction of said road, for thfY.purpnse . of calling, to;thcir, attention turd ~ ,A , ; &;, - 1 / 4-1,- I (ft tet 5 Orr' facts set forth 7, - "Q ! (, I ,- v resoluti nstrin. — ' — ' t • )., ;s1 (1 1 g: ! report tl e restalt of their 'conferences and labors at our next meeting. V s. OM The following named gentlemen were ap-' pointed a committee to consult with the ',co-_ ple of ElrairirrA,RaffiptAt. " -, PIRO, mtg . and J. M.‘! On motion, it was resolveglithat.tliis meet ing adjourn to meet at the call t,f the Pres ident. - Jou_ttrathigiMi.X l =4 ; . J. M."CLARK, SlCer, _ . , i A REMARICABLE MAN.- - Willititill :W. Hawthorn, Esq., died at his resideupoisk Millsboro, Washington etiunty, Pat, on. Sunday morni , the 18th or Fein unry aged ,about .4akvg* ' ' 4 41144510 ) tl ftl 9‘ '' 4 about tiliVtaiti td W 'matism, whicl _affected his eztremiti K s o e i iriously as to d irVe him" of the use . ° but ilegifluktiTekli iWtliistilliwlT-iticif4,of '!drawn up agar • he 3 tltfibtO ata•lilsil`Wi ;farm and hand contorted into' cverythi but 'a natural Resition. The flail on thoselitribs bri -Allartziink4 kkiiitihme a ys Ir g 7.'Sk l L37 c‘siminue d' grow itttlidl - the pfn. fportions of a well-developed man. Fr the fDm 1 - 1.:.liol'•~13:1311 1 ilkiltd•VMPzii - d in a ty lb I:b ox ~ hi'aelittAstantly•iyfips s ask, 'be atretiqdlrillikinds'oftltti fires, or t le last. isixty years. lie acquired a commoti En glish education, and taught school l'er plumber of years ;4102118 Vtillidlailfili ivies serving his seventh term as a justice of the peace, having acted in that capacity for 4 , tearl a thirty-five years. •He used •th pen I vith is left hand, and wrote a • very accu h•ate d legible hand. In 1853 he WILS awar ?led n, c•. •. ~. • ~, ~ t• ~ , 7,i , the c•t.titlid V n itthis ail, • ~, i- 'Ho, .r . , '': 41114 1 ' 11 4. 1 1 1 1.rg 1111,. Waynesburg an , a so ^ anot ter route, • lich Sve have forgotten, and at the exphatipn of the first term he was awarded the cotr;ritet a second thrill. He kept a number af Lot., es %Ind faithful employes, but lie siipt•ritii:(-tiii«l the wholwbusiness ate,ssdy - lag irra o b ll, :ittargeinPvinekvirgr i P* 7 ' 49l % burgh, Vilas.hington and AN aytk•sburg, witii:. Only a small boy for company. • - • At the age of twenty-Ibree or „t.wcruy..ll,yi t ., 'be eloped with a I.l.lll , Wition, ,b la tied withoutthe consent of her friends ; but she being of suitable age for .mittr_infoity no troub•itc ,,, eniutili'• • Hie •w . f4P - e t , Cca'tq be 1-1 'valuable helpmate for 0 i,... ,t , sl : b ecu li ur 1 1., ei.tacin,AQ.Nuall. tt-f -g .1:Y.at.4 . -.46t144; him twelVe or flitrteenc t • r.n. i olleseiseatell *lll,a stntit.rdUldie4i# coc iron opstitugariatn,d „by dint of indpmita ble at4•6 4 •Wntlm6ccinetay,- lie--Peefsmtlated., itite a respectable amount of proOity,--- ~.......—.:l__ inn recunibent postnie, he wrote with his paper on a small board placed iter44,: -ids hvienstooral b rt , the iiiiieeliguix liabib or 411 triad ifie4iiitri,Miil flititwn s iA muse es of ' A nee - lc. - acquit et i su - eien , strength to enable him tohold his headin thnt 4ituation for hours without apparent f'utigui.: +Brownsville Clipper. WEIM !,!. v„- -!.,,, :"..: 1 . 4... connEonal wEr,KLY e.v E. R. KIMBALL, Paull Greker. 40424 Wrbtsuouo, Azar!. 9,107 e. ; 1 DEALERS' PAY I'OR SELL AT iolour, per bbl .. ft/ 04 (;(3.510 00 ;Thickwheat flour, per cwt 1 co Wheat, white, per bushel"- 1 CO Wheat, red. 140 - •:" Wheat, spring, ":,- ),.:!.. fr 7 Murk - wheat, , , ^ porn, shelled, "es V,,,,,,, A•'•44 f,/,,,,. ' • tlats, -4 Barley, ~, i ye. 41 (110Ver Seed,. " Thnotby seed, " Beans, .., ~,,,,,dopdttlige4 YAZD. .c) Mope , •ItaMdsa ...- -re ..,10;c(y , t • V." 41:t4- :ital. 4 ta -51 , 3 110 n oei, per bush 1;0 Apples, green, per bUah ' ' 100 .Onions, per bush ISu ' -+ , fps, per bush 2(l HeinsPork, per lb,lairdirve,Airi73o , perib . •f••• •••A ; 14, .. •,, - 7' ...212 0i Shoulders, :1.. ..S. 140......1,4 VlO ...u. Butter, per b , SO . • - Cheese, per lb Lard, per lb Tallow, per lb • Honey, pera, 4 ....,„..,.„ ~,....„ Beeswax, I,ftllsTro.Nre 4 N.Cr:W.",*:!.eil , , Vinegar, per gal ,c ....Y} u , Eggs, per dozen , /lied apples, per lb tied relies, 'per lb ll WaitioN 4 lilnlN-v Tar , - ! - • 1.1 - sa, lb,, -. e:. , e.-Fl-R- " Dried raspberries, black, per 1b..., 25 tied raspberries, red, per lb ' 20 Cranberries per qt Hay, per ton ~-,, _ %1V4 ..'...”:-;.',-- '"'...‘ Wood,lB inches, per co, - - '6 . 04, 0 feet, per cord . .Coal, bard, per ton • Coal, soft • , Ground plaster, per ton... ' iStlgar, "A" coffee, per lb. . Sugar. yellow, 'per lb 'Bl.trar, brown, per lb - 'Teas, green, per lb „Teas, black, per lb - Xerosene, per gal. • ..01.1.47.. i7.:•44,..i:t 7.11.^W. 4/ 41 0 0 *Maar r 1.6 . . !, ltalar %%ZVI% tt ,-: ',.--,-.1',:„.,,•- -,. 4% ,--. . 1 -,.":;::i.- , 24 , 44 , -. 4....+,: 'RAM'. ...........--•...........6--..k...• ' 1 •'--; - ' hi AIITIAGES. - - i t ' ' '' r, ' D ' Alri) t ..1 . .... ---liis !pulpit. 148241 008 •. 1 • t • , .I_,.q. F._ . 1 .-prliiithilliii. _autil . ,dr,,,E,i :Y4 ur.est ilunglaitor or,Mris Salpy . ,-W . W. Utroili - Of I' ntistuil, Pa. '• '- , - - , I "--,' ' - 2 ., _ ' ' BELLiciitiN.Rilf.iyi T.Lat c Ghartefritott.- - 140ilili: 28, - 1872',10*Itfik. fl, S,-Tray =me. Mr.i-, David Delleniew . „ "t'C'':rl'opilyi Mill SILBH Ma; 'a J. Gillett of potringtory. Mil ry.. teudent April 3, s3rEA • 61 Attsthihig' Agopt,t; publisbei ` Ol . , th 3 routke Cart*, nt Minneapolis. - 711tui,.. Days: hatO trieol Geo. Rowell and Co .. No. "-Park 119*,;', linut YorV, a i n i d- - rta rely 4X upon , - " ital76'.l4Pic74.7Zi 1/.. , k' Ta . jst r- euiS kr . 1 7 .0 - :4 2 : 11 1111 . 1t31.: “ 4 :4, UA OK V • - • A . i'f c t ;m of early IndlitorettOn,` causing inert uus WIRY , Pl:oriataie decay, triad in alo overt : advertised ternetly, Las discovered a simple 3.1.• ates Pelf.talm%, l2, 2 ll trill 4 eln.n"f#7 telio,c-Barett* 14'43, givtunclaffiziEr7STlS Miv York. „ the to° s to 472, , 1 rs fr cb. re uc Ininiry _.l 'VOICE FROM THE PULPIT. , . ' - •, ,Lifo, , 4AAWitapkor4A - AURraab4estilenigo,,, t Vermont, writes': '" I had,sufferedfor reat.y; years Is ohrimie plarrhSea and Ctilic, becomings;:r. Mitch re need that X was at times Ninable to attend i.... 0 nip mint I bed been instal by severer_ physlcia , both. Allopathic and Homoeopathic, i bi4t a=lt 0 results. While on a visit to Sciziuts icperiencid a very severe attaek,;atild. 444 0 Wil iner I), a and by the cavice of melee of my friends procured a, bottle _.t . 316rMILIt's HMI Brstune. The effect then 'pro:: tluced gAulicomisto of en ultimate ,cure,, and on my ?. ,4 , 4 . U. til t *lllppr, 4-/Pv i tii 4en nix , V - el- 4 .c. Cu ,ft tt,igttla if "Attar - f iailentevihay -a fa.,-,4 /4.3,11,44.: - .: 1: , , , uwcir. pa: cit,,l4r 1,,f,:, 41.443 SS Ae,:ii LoWarS.' *A' 44- 2 : - I - Toni, Nebraska, Kansas, Califorula.t Advertising alone -does not "produce success- Thli l .l which is advertised must brivo,intrinrie merika VW& : • • if.svillArveritntillir 7 do it more . klum. than good. If you have anything which you knoiv to - be good, ocher/ire if thorozgl* rind you will be sate ti succeed ; , if it is poor, don't praise it, for rople!witl soon discoren you are 1iihk..." 404 - 1 ?:; - I CI Such is the policy of the lltunarrerou ihrirre, Ittaggiatu4****mtza4 11/. (Mumbling with the gr eat Padilla Roads. To 1 To ki lihq_epital.raf RcLimaskerandepthat tlful 4 a Witligllhilidl,RTlest‘itlkt. R. land road. homesteads. " 3d, To St. Joseph, Kansas City, and all = I# 4 , l lft, ts• . ' ' ' . he roads ere splendidly built, have the best brldi es, finest cars, the Miller platform ffend coupler, and the safety air break (to - prevent the ,loss or life that is.. .., eve) y Vbere else happening), • I'4lln:inn's aleepb , - IMEmail dining cars, Jarge and powerful engines - (to Make quick timanind good connections), and are in a • L i'orttb:estit a liatis in the West. So that if on • to - v sly, quickly and comfort ably to auy point in Southern lowa, liehrasha, Kansas, or on the Pacific Roads, be sure you go "By way of Burlington." . All who wish particular information, and a large map,• showing cprrectly tho Great West, and all;its railroad Connections, can obtain them, and any other kn g ; by addressing General Passenger Agdnt, B. dr. . R., Burlington, lowa. The Truth, & Nothing but the Tircurrze. fivITE Ind Patent in nse is just out for saving money' I UM DEXEREST.4z ewts. - 4 Spool Thred d• Rack - an . " , Diu c sun en Spools of Thread and Threactilin the Deb bi'', 101 of which can be attached under the Sewing Machine. There were but four brought to Wellsboro for samples, which was bought immediately by 1, • ANDREW FOLEY, Jeweler. M. DULLARD, Assessor. JAMES STALL, Cond'r W: & L. IL It, CHAS. CHA.PMAN, Engineer, " 1 ;1. Those wishing the above patent will find tIIPTsI Ff Andrew Foley'e. The county v,14 be ilioronglay can. yeesed by • "E: I. J.CINES, . Geneva Agent, DiofAbllrr„ Pa.; 141144rit4tila It4t l Z 11 .t kra t U. S. ,IN'I'L'ItNAL REVENISE/ i'AX PAYERS TAKE 'NOTICE. Anill be at use offien in XlT6llabo r ro. flow). CO., Pd., ..11au_saturday. Monday and Tuesday, the -27th. 2 , 4 and 3.3 th days of April, 1872, row the j)urprie oX.lteagr tug gnsr.anpnals that trutykiaoielObitetThalaitten the A - Sat:dant As:lellabia relating to the Annual mac ta , .14 I. All appeals must be rends and en m't aretagMe.-,tea Assessor lEth Dtsiric . welfsboro, Pa., April s, 1872-2 w. e 1 ,t 7 . , I W u jig i . a l3 o 7 k l a o t u t td e . ?it i, Lus o d f at all I tlii e A s m l t h L e T srls present Jackson, April 1,, 181 . near 'Jackson Centro. 1 . n . - -i- .-k-, ---- . -tnr. ~ rt , - ra l ie z blzierenatte I •1' ritHE.tmderttigued has sold his farm, and will offer I for sale at unction, at Ids house in Catlin Hollow; l i...t+mtas ikl i " 11K172, at ten o'clock 4. in, tht "ItilltMlitrothrtylo Wit : 6 cows. 15 head young cattle, 2 horses, 2 bogs, snow of hay, at, aw, laming tools, honochold fornitine„ WO bushels of corn, oats, buck wheat and potatots. Also other articles. Terms, , . 5, one year's credit with approved -security,-4 6 nor cola.. discount for cash. CYRUS CATLIN. i April 10, 1872-2w.* ;. z. „,v'.l-6-1t— ... .- 'l?,a -. -- -- --07 j . fic-1 r .,.. 4. r --1 4 , 1 , .- - Y ' • 1 , IiAItiIiLLTO"A.IAN STALLION'YOUR YEAR OLD* • 9: 1 pai gutv42o - ,v - ,fir..0fi.41._.- - A5:407,,,i i Of. ' 1 -WAL-44ilittAX= lar.:.:-... tit...L. RUSSELL. 1 Delmar. f A • 'l4. igf. %bol ViVAABVQ . 4 , 3: ~,' t Choice Miner a specialty. Our hotpl an timidly, trade entilostrp pktainthe Ilightattlitarbotbrice , i -for Ti".l .' ll l4l NIAFI ittiriell , ,i.i9OGlVOtkit(AVatel St rbi*OlP .1•440 . 0 1 9,in52r 4 MAZ1•;,..,,..L! ~ . 'O l •'•' t ),,,..,..., tt:Zt 11117,4 g . . V:V 2 '. * " ! I ' . C0V1:43 tam t PilonartatZloilttPliatergateeklioldera of th e Statt r 11 . 0. 'flat Schooftt the Dtli 151 strict, Afanstleldi for/ tne election of 'Pitisteesi will be bah' in the School; bail:ling on lifouday, Dhly 6, 1872, between the hours] of 3 suCt D p. tn. E. L. SPERRY, ' O. P. WATIIOUS, ,i Freß. li , oftvrg!2 : 14 Iv h f 4 ... 4151 . • ... / I.•VIN .i li r ..,Re Lett tell..gt:ti . o 1 15 ir; CLre nill meet at the aultool Louse near the Delmar, rth'ese lattots oo the l'.iti. or April. Instant, at 10 A.i 51.. 1.,i the porp4w of cant: .-ling with tvaebeifill tt..i 81:th lINI . sch,.l2. A saw nu 3clitiol will be [3l , ari.- d..ti LA , aeb 1:4 , :i20ui hone; who: r a tivo•tbirils.inajority; i rt. t.,n, 14,14- ajo iaLlf..g . t. 5t1.71.34)--,,t ,a-p1inti* . 4,11.0. 5 42 In 14_ m e." . e. • ni i• li - scliiol, ilie . h sunleitfitilLitooill i''..ll he 047,,ktit LI . 11i.i ' aiiotiiititci iive4V444ll;Alupiludi, L, the 77.tri,:adic40:: q i whitin; tern.: AP:if n:1872. 2,t'i ItOlt'r CAMPBELL, Sec'S; bl tor gale , - T liCotTirtg •Acadillay: • zlicto g ,lo l :A T t, Ltiee - OTs: • Inqntre at: s:;_r„ - Aprii":l47 - TE1?; - imauciar.• D-4 • 14 • 1.7 r_.• 1,1 , W1 "- - • 11Efthightetept.-"Vo evzor . . \ SToiii FORK, PA.. IM:21 t,O PLATFORZI TRUON Ale) "' TIMBER \irlitrAGONS, SLEIGHS AND - it #,SLEDS. Zraliltaalt 'l.l We are prepared to do anything imonr Line on aoott notice and in the best taculner. Sat!sfhttiou odium to,eci. notuurrox,`onn <Cco. _II.I.*TINGS k COLEB, Az ents IVollsbor` Stony Fork, Jan . 1, a 72. 1, --... i _ . F.' t . If:.; teg a w, 0 a noon 1 E. B. Young & Co., A (Sneeessore Of frogb Young kVo.) llgi . s 4 c m i l . , k nkSeliar ' tillikraMO ,• e u Wx4 oirrr. A -Cc `"; -—' ' • 850 4 t") 0 ME litr4r * 11),:, Mil and Dealers in . , - Wall Paper, , - . Window Shades, 1 Ili' E * .f 7: , 1 )1 1/OTil" 41 1W firttn l ents, 1 . P . -Ts kikilitaioll , c.-4 — 44 ; '-. . - Picture Frames and Glass, . Pluiprea, all sorts, 1 - • ,' -Picture Coed, I il, ; „ , Law Blanks. , I Ju tikaat i to-... 2 74"4 4 T. ..t.. -, ... ,e4- - ....N.• Ettilira,,,, __ in . pty ß 4,7ines; • - • ' Writing Desks Goods, Law Books. r" , 4 • ..,1 , 0 l ' ' ' "T'l V ;l 9 o .9f, /TM L. ; '''' ' ",, • - lie gious oft, ' " . Ansi etely RI tick in onr line of trade. %5 7- 3- . ..-Xettilii a . t.„*KM/lar a mouth. —Limira Dailies at 75 Cents a mantis. ~....7 8 1ibscriptinns tor a week, •or month, or year. —Qtklers for Looks not in et•-ok promptly attended to. —An Express tru:kage r', coed from New York ev., .?.. , ,Opy. , ,,,loiltin• i. l l. ‘ _ a l' rates.—Wo are Agents of the Ands Linn and MA Onion Line of U. S. Mail Ocean Meanie 14,- , Passage tickets to and fr:ror any lin:iit in Ellropil it th e low vat rut. -:43l,Ait Dr.i.lis ie.xl,l on any lit ik lu - Eurnpe at ear ,-,,Ko.AAW•fIi -f g.%.-: t ' I LO: •- • JAM 24,' 1a72-Iy. ' E. , D. YOUNG & CO. 3 • EIEM '~' lU , ~I jl.r,'l3yq':, Eel ~~ :.~. 20 12;; ''`e, 44i ug ...ta ..t - Po .1 I :I Ut izx CM - 5 o 4) S t?' t -.' BCr 17 '7 • -":1, 12 32 116 I'2, • c.rt Co vr2l 10g-4. EMi =2 ME ',Aontmiteetuetit. iS•IIt3RTON. Jr.. 4.0'0 a Liza twit as a et - to . 11.4 trt.t. of ctimity :Supulti4 ttita' Ratuals of Tit oi.cott.ty.... , ;- . t:1,0 k2===M - ,y MI .~ s~` ME BIZEI MI MI E ERE C u .. 4 Paid' f°rlPrAter,i3AtliEggAt`"iit i.:` 4Pe ' .._ ."s~ , ME .. :: ~ , ~..',r a EIIII etemef Tilptitlif7SeetA for sale - NM 2; , ME -. ... ..~- )1, MIME S;dprilB,lB`(2 iy+ MEE 1 171:7**1 Oct. adpir" c lltL'to`Qq .Q4o4l • hotisociro:rli. 'whom ?jot pcka - ,iiiiiot*tin 2 q j‘iveti t pig to • Yr* A d. =UMW „ •-• • :r..,... 111COrtiti ;EE~:~:. , ....~ TY. : • ,". : . , _ ..V,...fi sele rrie etct e irli d ii Stockdirect from the Importers allfu _of , r I cittittirtny s - ' GLASS WARE, .• t^ t 7 - , ' * " - otrZ• lc. yi eS ' • • Table Cutlerylttlatid:Ware. I 1 EIIIIUMEMI:1 % " ;1' F 4l : I.74 6l o..AiWaj'A e lctPhilif 19) T TOW :I iffiM ONEMUMM • ;;.T. ter N+... - I will sell atgrenll reduceil_prices to miklio room for. ebtirplolle7ifiit aP ' PliabletrncHro nWe Pa § hit . cfe Gaid L fr of whir I propose hereafter to ke a f}ll,l and ,t."l.l.act •.• "art 7.3.71.1 5.,=7 1 1%,..1 ABril C. C. B. KELLEY. • •I•.; "emlirf.7_`• • VINI left:2SO* C - 12 U• t'4-‘ , • D R .. ~"` =;tea ~~ ezD c: s• - • ""'" t:Z%-f 4x.:;.. - er .1 E - rriN"' AND. COPPER r WARE irff•rs ' rarlor Cook and Office •t 114 - v% • - 11 • • ;4. „ Tta v• oves , • fcrt; weßit or coal., ' a: sv za44:44-sei - .t,d_doey;l L, r.. , 1 .1 it' ,IA- v/10A1PLAtifir#,Ttuitirmilvosl' car e.a kv.l 1:44 1•_ ; ) f l t=4 , 7, .t.:;Yaam , ro's: • at:Sr. - rr;:r V.V. 7. 4.4a ,Tfrn , :rt .r; • r 11()0"LS .7.1 .1 *.kC" • Sra utotz.74:. 4,1r.` • ';••:i;!. • .i• ;. , d; 7'l t'!".7 •re 1:J , uxo.,:i =a t 1, 7; 3. a . -; "4-• ` ea • • • :•.•!, ,• , t in si., . . T. - • ~, :......„, ~: 1 , ....,„ ~ ~._- : :- I fttril __,ar.e_._ „Trade, \ ~ , , , Lt-,-;;,:•- ' ,,.-_:4 -2 - , ..-. r;,:..:' • I orm pisl,ck,, gottiiiiiidpitif, .'- " '''' ' ' " .• O. O. liii,th MS SEIM ~;.. li_„ in. ~' l~' _-. r ~_ =Ell Alaillan% tr_l:-.7n,a. fu.AND ,f—rEt ,S .Ver. .01.41 E=M - = ,!, I'," - :::4 5 - - : c ''''''''''' , l' . ''' i '~ 4' Y ~l'^"rt~. Ell ~~' `.:t L,t, . EN t • .l uz MTN =NM "! 33. , 3 - t -t - !ff.:- 3.% MOH MEM El IMIE IME MIM ÜBE 3M.elloV ~~~ L~ ~,+~., . _,.,. -,Aba~ MS EZUM MIZE or-:. of all lands, ~ T~ t ".? f:.^7 BCE OE ' EZEI MEM! Ili t to ihijidad) alit livery Article , cottnetteel - • ; -with `-` - - = . ENV =;;IS:=;1 Ea 11 r,40 Lroci'Bl„t ;:f; EN C. C. Mat {•` ~ ~ ~ :~_ ~ ~• . Some saida . would break in a short time, But if lied sithen this don't rhypie; _ !: For he sellsheatia and sells them righti- And,has hi cash for all at Mott.- l e Of Boots a d Shoes so very cheap, • _ --, I'll il gin agents time to speak; :- 1. 1/1 izr, Dill it al a you can't but be, Wit p'c and the quality. - • ' '''• - • Re does h bisiness on the.scrlare'; ;•;--• . -'• That is, he o sit right'and ftur. Ile says at nee just what he'll do, 'And whate sara is right and true. . i . _ I cannot st p to I enumerate-- • !. - ' I have bar ains both good and great. - My stock i plentiful, cheap and. fine, -, • Especially in the Dry Goods line. , ." ._ 1 • -,• • , y• _,r. , ' : : Ntathera's Boot & Shoe, at & Cu• Dry • Goods & Groetfry fitoriis the cheapest iiitice inAloga emmiy to tor goods Wye It a trial arid you w a oonvinodi. - . , - , • . . . . --' - , - • o'dowley" has just returned f New Rork with u large stock of Spring Goods, Whieli he will, on 16.?01i,:t 1 of his immense trade, sell at less p At than before, and which ho has bought much cheriPei,nri: e:re!. - Wellsboro, April 10, BM. 1 1 . • ' ' C.. 0. Ni./f`.1.11E,. FESEA 41;47A .41 4 NNW 41 =I El ' .Z,z7;4, Corribig P :* ~~ EMI for bav, and least Wties fc estern Jan. CIITTE'RS. BAIDWIN' z, - ;117 - 1 Ell FALL AND W Effli ,''.'/.(',-*: - ': i 7 :!' BM DWIfIV . -r : ,,.., , : .:' S, ES u 7 4 ,.. azi.,...1..n zr. • [..._:;: :..,., TWO r...t1 • ,•"11 1 ' •", It yon.imnt tkrioo:Ciood or It you waut 1311 pacz, If Stn4-.3R+' - i .' ~` ,^ .~+?b';T.~= 4 1, egi+sAallt•Ladle•i-41 M!l=Ei!E If yati want, Furs, IP %you Tinut kult 004,11. If you wairit flats a id Caps EMS U you want Bootor MEE ' f . •.. IT If you want a set of Dishes, C, f. I you want good Teas an 4 0 If you want a ready made trill 1 /1.3 - ou want ni .!f,A.spopies _j • • ;•;;;:- • • If sox want Over Opate, It you want ButtalO Itobea, kpriaes that can That's whats =I if7o•,f`talitosen these Bbant 4 y. •- 'lB'n. Nov. UM - - - li i - ' e , " . ‘ • - - ' _ • ,f : • - Ors Cheap '- Store. -, • ' - 1••,' cl-1 - "" and.naar - , 3!oro you sonAtihiifiear - - • I rums and:Canriona',F,xoaf ;_, news from shore te.shpri• • "akis-noli eompiata : ;- gOods and sells thenv,eheap;,- one, but sells for 'I eash - - holipiforne think-him >;{ llii haill or Of Matters!: Let pealin g Proclaim tit Ifreiterkesst Ho has good '2io trusts no .And sell so '1 UTTERS, NM 811/NTY. aaaortraoni. of If you want a nt - I NTER GOODS, MI SR/114TV, El IE3 1~ far thil 'RPM w : ig • : at B IN II MU 1 at BAI gm ._:: el. V.) r) •:. ME IiAirVIN'S Shanty ItMMT'S scents j3hautif. " ailtrin gl3. " f i`l u id BATi J DWIn'S Sbanty, at BALDWIN'S Shanty 1 Kmdi. the Matter, !p o ps b4o,r(!vo s ic,tyre.the .I,:ialayins 00. dirt Diaohl‘e Shop. - BiasHui) Is4b. us win -ABLE .ployAN ffAzfe, t.- 11tEratlipiPart :Tsiery year in Qre.zres -;sl.lttable ; which is, dae , t.o - nierit Won e:::\Tn`fijul o!rl' 0tt:9,44- tbat:Xeicliefa ". tigl,t,hl/•-fo:iti - hi sfakkiard, • it is tlin only relkible an it i . treeetndpfep- AptiowfOr,TCstialirla*FGß42r OFVFADED Ats to its youthful color,.malting" it Boft,_lutitrons, The:se:74lp, by, its, usi, becoines white and, °limn. It *Tenioves all eimptiOn,s:ao. ,and; by its tonic properties„ipreyents . the hair from falling out, as ft stlitm %lasi 'and nourishes the 'hair lands. y its. use, the halt gro*kthielcer'und • - 11i 7 litilducrosilt.,Kestores the `Capillary glands to their.uorMal vigor, .and will create a new : growth, except :iu extrerae did age. t , is "the tmost . economical HAta Dirissf.t.th eVertuaed, as - it. requires feT"er'appliCations,- and • gives; the hair a' splend i • irlopsy ap pearafiee. A. A. - Hayes, M.D., State Assayer. of Massachusetts says,: ".Tho conotituenis are pure, .and -careftill ,-selected for - excellent! cpillity,; . " and I cinisider'it' the 13r*: 1 1 .- .e.atuvrioN . for les intended.purpocs." `-soht by all tiruglq. Isis, and lie iert ketlietnie l. .1 , ?flee Ono POD*); " - -Buck mg am_ s Dye 4s,our neneweelir many casco re -.quire" too long- tyfiil,, did town:inch oaf%:- - torreitord•gray or 'faded Whisk 4roltctie-hai,e, prepared this - dyp, in one I,,tvittiiio7l4' which will quickly _and effebtlially uceompliiill this. result, It is. efisily applied, and produces a color -which will neither-rub nor wash off. Sold - by all, Druggists. Price Fifty Cents. . , . Menufaotured by B. P. HALL & CO.; NABLIUA, N.II. Ida.. 1. 1472 , WIN'S Shanty. Wi eta NORRt', rNI ILL -NEVER CEASE' o t aeaud gi•calLgit, medictit'dls - Dtttobtei. "13 glanty. -ST It WIN'S Shanty. L,41. :kr. L. BACON'S ` it Ferns culdi;diilitheria., l cramps and Paine in the itemach, quditMettoti - , tilarrh6i, 'dysentery; summer nierbret, chOlem as by nuidic:• is au eiteruahapulteation for, frost, bites, chilblains, stirains, britiS e r a, fi lens , rheumatism; sick, headache, ,tobthaelie, i9ing in the side, back and loins, in a pact oot six yeare, it has been found to - be ut to no ProPoration tver offered to-the Tee prouttetor of thlif"medicine feels warranted in gilarauttieing iipto'be the - best remedy for the above dlseaecs in the market. Manufactured and put up only by Dr. M. L. Bacon, Bluasburg Pa. , - , Virbolesaie agentg—Mallett, sewer • & Purbank, 149 Chamber street, Now York ; 1). Terbeb'k Co.'Oar ning, li t Y. • . • ' Jan: 1,1872. WIN'S Eihantl, c=v, WIN'S Shantt. _W47'4Slinty. - • &min ation,_ of Teadierg. , cipEClAL.Emuniutaion ioithoiti-whd de.06131.4 toarli :aciring tho corntpg suppler. and have note cortlll - II be beld.4% '4offiNt Smolt. Lavvreucevillo, Tuastray, April lei,,-ISTA Roseville, Thursday, IS; ' is .11anatiold;• Eatgrittin: Libtrty x - : ../azala-Y,p .-23 t• • 3 •it troxville,s - jormto i ,..., Liiiatisinatibus'svill'Ochtniinse:sat'9),,..Arar. Applicants iv l /14saing z:sp. sink , find s paper:. 'Eltcsotors Ede e&nisstry in.vited attsnd.- " E t 71012T.0.k7,7 . U. lErl2. • ' Sup't. .DWDCS Shanty. DVrEsl's Shanty. ONI WIN'S Shand. \i* .Tlyat - vl;lurrib,er.keepa et:m.s.l=lly land Putt), Dragaand -Mailiatunn. 04.-Migal% ratnts and - 011a; Ltl l / I PB, stationery, ..Itoo'NOtibinittia. , =MEM PRpow*N6CAIi cOllTOOpt t p: Jan. 1.1812. IL AL .1. 1 ' ' MEI =MEE =IN OEM WM ERE ; A • TIOGA. -DIIIJG STORE' 1- EMI V.V.;-17 7 MEM MEI EMS 3 El .. ~ ~; ,::~ . p•. c] Kti COr tO2 t%i
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