USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.
How to Go to Slebp.
Distrust, then, and do not use, those rules
for introspection which bid you, after you
havelretired to'ie4,,rtyjew the ,day siticlt
has passed, and examine your failureer sue:
VCSS. It is a question, at-the best, how fre
kluent such examinations should he; , proba
bly, at the moat, not more often than three
limbs in a year. 'However this it; to be, stleh
'an examinotion•is never to he tootle after you
I,axe gone to bed.. When I come' to show
.yon the methods Ziftileep, I will 'shot's . why.
Distrust, again, all old gows abort "Six
hours' sleep for a maid, and seven hours'
sleep for a man," and the like, which un
dertake to 'regnlate .
yott, - ‘tts by some vet%
milion edict of a Chinese emperor, your per- •
for,naneP Of 116 , , ah.olute duty. You e;,n
find out for )our:Tlf, at lca't with the fiF,si,t
mice of your phy,ieinn, Low many hour.-.% of
flee]) yon require; and, le-i Vs'll lire, it i' , .. halt I:
11101'C lill:01 . 1r pal ref - ill:It' lila , 114/111' , . of ea , i, 1
tiventy-lonr, than that you can hi.tLe , i'..
unmet'. ' The rule for ibe - deei , qun 2.- if) 1 t I- i
nimy for tho.niv;ht rout(_: in the It& for ;t-•
duly of the arranecanent for the (lily. Ilt•it
/kik is this, p.; well .latetl by Thpuiv3Dl'VlV
That 110 Illall haS any rightm a 1.. .1110e day t.:
I
Meur ni.re fat i•.. , ,e n than the sic 1 - 1 of the (‘
.1in,.1411t, 1...H1'r/covey from. C . ,-, ;It ,II 1.
n
Ay bola( to - draw du tIO - .. capital of hi • 1:r, , , -
11,A i.l, Or, loon! 3,imply put, up twit 11. C, :lit%
1i.2111 to i onlnlil ' , lilt Ole hr irlf 11C:: I/Ply.'
l'rlillP cur yont•Tlf, then, how many hoar .1
.•I I ) - I,‘ I il,.t. i 1 , 111‘'101 , . t lilt: lilt , 1,, .:
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vii4ll.l In; 01-.c.!;11::.! tII 11 0.1?„!,
:In.l (to .1,0 ~tlO l 1,011, , , •
iNIot 4 confw;,-tonnl •1,1 whit•lt ;•••
11\ti1•.1:40yyi,-1 : Iv.: l 0 Ord
d Da, -•••If. t,i
1 , 111, ; r•-t:ut ,
‘r: 0.11, 1n . ;11 1, 11 volt :.1±• to iini , ll 11,p
V.1:011 - , V tct s 'Tied 1. 11
:yip) t-tittc.• 311 4 t }via' Othee 11(11/r) .
t') 1‘) . .1 to , tlol-I)'plid for notliinty
Vi>r 1 / 4 1 ,1...ti1vA a il l i lt , , i1 „ 1 , •
of 01‘12.11
1
.I ntiinerital poctry;vhiL)ll,•td,l , •ll
Oc:t y riLinv 01 i.l
r•is‘l WIIUIJ it iroirtibas.el )1 1 ): -, 0
lnate co ir, it l.ui'' 111) ; ri - . 7 ):l<Z -, 111 ri
indeed. one of the speetacre . .i ntv:- 1
, 1;•ai21, ,, ;nt One; and the freslme •, -
tit tr.„ln
11,13 a 4yry i 5 all its own he
• m- tin( ts tlien ;it their trne.3t; and
ni the opetis..air, belie till that blm-hing, shy,
the man, tui..w-lourn, dues know the l iietory
t life as ne i rshete el:ze, and at no other time.
But
he muA.not Mph' to enjoy the PIY6CI
11111 C-S 11 , earned it. •If this banquet
not spreSd. for him, he must. not tnete,
):.IC, nor e• en I+•`..t on. Let him never dare,
•t.,, any ~ , p44nl 4,f eat ly lisiug, to utZurp it
ftrone Well is intended lot: other
]lts first (If)ty iv to till out the hours of Niee,,
v, - hirh he 'thnows he need", before , he at.
ti_nnpts the duties of that day. When he
has done so, let him ari • -e from his bed with
the ut:ljeAv and prOnlpt nes.; of a -child of
God; \Awls lord of his , own inoVement , ;.
Till 11(4 done so, la hint never think to
the clones of the luxuries / which aro
not hi; own.
_ - _ _
you ,pc it fool if you cannot tind out, I);v
implo experiment, how this matter is Willi
you individualll
tor for a rule. it is to be remembered „that
'people often lie awake from hunger. Hun
:.;er will keep you awake, 3latilda, as *or
( oughly as that indigestible lobster'-salad did.
It' is to be remembered also, as Dr. -Ham
mond says, that meat American wouien, at
lea-t of the cities, are underfed. In the life
of luge towns they often live on slops in
stead of food; and they do not ha\ e op,,,or
tuniti:,.4 for healthy appetite.
the-e two thing , , sv ()itch forgotten, I
advi,,e for , leeperi who have not triet, to
tart carefully on "a slight collation," els the
Iloman rubric says, before going to bed,—
:-oy asoda-biscuit, that you can put in rice
:•ancer in your candleAlck a; you go up
tlAirs; something of easy digestion. that you
may make sure tliat you are not kept awake
by hunger. You \ cry soon be able to
.‹...ty lio tat glom " may be
carried.
The best aight-cap of all is a fresh t, alit,
of a mile or two, with a lively companion'
in the open air. Conic home from it in a
glow, with the feet and lees warm with ex
' Iroise, take your c oldie and your cracker,
hid. the rest good-night, and your chances
site Vinod, if you have not worked the brain
t ince live o'clock, of linowing nothing till
morning This is on the ppo-. , ition that
Is, on have a window open in your bed-room.
equally efficient ventil.ttion. For
people who prefer the asphyxia carbonic
I to the -weet sleep of nature, II have noth
a,_; Tint grant thce 31 , 4 difficult
ouditi;..n., ot weil-considercd lazino.=s for
the la t li c hour: of the clay; a bri:t
under Ilif—tar , with a dear fond,
tot too Hutch nor too little, and that
0L7c,51 , h;n, and, 'before Ella 1113 - lead you the
third Stanza of t het mroniseript poem
of her', you will not even I:nnv. - that "veph
:!,f with ' hciier," will ( know
nothing: and reg7ret nothin7 v. 1,111 hap
)e, condition tic VOI lea , :e , you no —I
.4:: E. .17??,, c4t cix.? for
AYTEtt-DLN::ER 1.
particularly the, ro.l and
a Ihet - them .!cives 1 . 0.1) Ind I;
fie custom, it not cartied to
natty medical men considered I.&neti,,Lit
rather than otherwise, as, by Icelny the
body in a tAate of qUietude, lit , : pro
moted and a3sibted. In Southern
the mid•clay sleep, termed the is al
most universally taken, and womlerfullv re
freshes the 'flame enervated and -,veake . ne 1
by the intense heat It is, lvi - Yever, tecom•
mended that such sleep be not indulged in
to too great a length, as persons find 2uch
prolonged slumbers in the daytime causes
them to wake dull, irritable and unrefres,h
td; while most have experienced, on having
been accidentally roused-up, a few minutes
after absolute forgetfulness, a sensation of
lightness and renewed rigor, , unattended by
peevislines,j'or the least desire to sleep again.
Medical men, in sarictioning the indulgence,
particularly advise that it be taken in a re
clining position, but by . no means lying hor
izontally, the stomach in the latter position,
pressing on the intestines and causing (the
blood to be imp - cited to the head. Cokpu
lent persons and those having a, tendency to
apopleky, should be particularly mindful of
this point.
How PEOPLE: GET SlCK.—Eating too much
Mid too fast and swallowing imp'erfectly
masticated food By taking too much fluid
during meals. . Drinking poisonous:whiskey
and other intoxicating drinks - . Keeping
1 Lte hours at night and sleeping too .tato
mornings., IVearing clothing too tight so as
to relax
circulation. Wearing thin shoes.
Neglecting to takesufficient exercise to keep
the hands to
feet warm. Neglecting to
wash the b dy sufficiently to keep the pores
of the skit open. Exchanging the- *arm
clothing worn in a warm room during the
day for light costumes and exposure iinci
ngnt to evening parties. Starving the stom
ach to gratify a vain and foolish passion for
dress. keeping u‘p .1 ( on , ttnt excitement,
frottin,c; the mind with borro•A is,l 'troubles.
EATINU , WITHOU C AN APPETITE.-MUlti
nicks eat \viten thevlo not feel any aNKqite,
simply becanae it id l.he regular eating t one,
apprehending that if they do not eat, they
will afterwards become hungry, \\ hen it
pav be very inconvenient and even impos:,-
Pplii to get anything at all to eat. 'chies forc
ing food into the stomach atraint the in
stincts of the body is a wicked waKe of
power; is a fighting against nature, and put,
ut in below the brutes \vhich peri-h, for they
never 4o against their itc,tiucts. It re. , _talar•
ity in meals is a dangerous habit; hut a
never wise to force food .into a reluctant
stomach for the sake of regularity
Rtforiner.
A HINT TO Ntnsr..s.--You know v hat a
racket is caused, even by the most careful
hand, in supplying coals to a grate or stove,
and how, when, the performance is under
taken by the servant, it beeomes almost dis
tracting. if ydu don't remember, take no
tice the first time
.0u are ill, or you hare,a
dear patient inlyour care, or the baby is in
a quiet slumber. Let some one bring on her
coal scuttle or shovel, and revive your rec
ollection. Well, the remedy we suggest is
to put the coals in little paper - bags, each
holding about a shoveltul. These .can bp_
laid quietly on the fire, and, as the Paper ig
nites, the coals will softly settle into place..
You may fill a coal scuttle or box with such
parcels, ready for use. For a
.sick room, a
nursery at night, or even for a library, the
plan is admirable. Just try it. Besides, it is
so cleanly, if you don't choose to provide
yourself with paper bags, you can wrap the
coalsn pieces of newspaper tifyour leisure,
and ave them ready for use when occasion
I t
requi es. •
Lamp chimneys are apt to break-if fitted
tightly into the socket. This allows no
room for expansion when they are heated.
A. loose fit, when cold, should' always be
preferred; after the lamp is lighted the chim
ney will be found to expand sufficiently to
fill the pocket. '
T. 9 kt;ow Iww tcp wait is the secrercif suc
cess.
--• i , i,
MIMI
Do not nsk even . the doe
THE FIGHTING TANNER
• f •—± ~ ; i t ,
( 1
.11n—"liont ,114 oillie.” , :,
There was s fighting tanner
• That lived in Illinois,
Who bore Molt the banner
Tliat. trilson would p.lostrgy;
-,. t llieYeboXedlyie to ueet htt4, ,i,, 4 i
I -'' "" with cay'wet, eili< , aril thellr ~-----, ..t• .
And swore they WoUld tlet'eat tam.
ism be tanned theiri:iekt Is :tell.
cltoy,u?. . .
I Kr. ull d ami Tammany, . - - •
Minh of a featin r,
I .lactoluws and eat-runt crows,
i All buck together.
Oh march along!
, Tilire was a'ung i l4 hunter,'
i 1 'ihatilved , ,St Ottsupsol.
_ ',:,,. pc Coiipt-rfitwutk,,l a cltarnlcr.
A nrin of "hialer IJAY:- ,A r
e rt
I
s••• s - Ile, "I'll 1,,..at the tanner,
In any kindof yreulhnr.
Dat i:r,:nt had on his banner
• Th• to is nothing li;:i: 1 , , h_athet."
i Kniaux, de. . „-.: , - - .: - •
'1 t. f.q•
tot. (rcori .
I:r• I•rtr. fr. -I)
-' It •t: r.- .ovr urr:l
r rti Ire row-,
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ALL flOii
Titl - • ,:citcl-110111(91 itie getting u - iiti -
RL-Ineufber 1110 troubles n e like -
7,1 , 1 , ii . 11.1111 . 1 1 1 ;:t-p . iv,Sik.! big fur l_u_Ligtiqtsed.
The Jewish university in Bolin, the first
in Germany, vas opened on,the Ist of May.
Dr. Doßinger, in his Munich lectures calls
Luther the
. 7reategt Gertnan7 - 7-.cf
produeed:
Sir Edwin Landseer, the pc
painW•of • :11111T:ft, i 4, s;tltl Liivilll.4l)lri•
insane i ! ; 1 , 1 11
•;liz !Cr 19
j ' 1 •
Pt 4 3dp(ll tars r 10:1 the
Dist'a L eli rs suits to 'he engaged npon,in
which he will hula up, and lay hate social
ism; US he ilia Calholipism in "Lothair."
The Sa•;::. it ;journal jit Fnglish,
published at Goneva, completed its first year
on the 18th
The Danish (4overumeut
.'pays :,annually
sixteen thousand dollars in - P'ensions to mer
itorious Danish authors.
It is understood that that the Hon. W. E.
(clad tone, in spite of his absorbing political
duties, has been for some time engaged
upon an important pamphlet on the Politi
cal Present and Future of Great Britain.
Lieutehanl Sydney Stuii,h kfahliman Dick
ens, firth' son of the late:Chili:les Dickens,
died on board the Peninsular and Oriental
steamer Haifa, on the 2d July, on his !VII)
home from Bombay.
A ;:plendill notatthent ao 13ehlt t, tate
great composer, ivas initugurated at Vienna
a short time ago. The exercises of the oc
casion were particularly interesting, the mu
sic rendered being the grand "Sanctus" of
Schubert.
There is a newspaper in Ezeotland which
is ),rimed in. a c 4 v, on the );Dull from Fifiln
bargh. Glii . packw. The :1 re; casi9
type and compositor 4 are all in the ear, and
the news and the telegrams received on the
road, so that the edition for the .Provinees
is worked off en 1.04. : =A-
Monsignor Capel will shortly publish the
sermons which he has been delivering at the
RoMan CatholiCpro-Cathddral atthe"Moyd
ment towards Cathollaism Engla d," and
at SI. Mary's Chelsea, upon the "Rights of
Women:"
A Committee has been formed option,
under the prefiitleney of the Mike Filfan
cliester, with a view of aiding the ;Munici
pality of Strasbourz in its attempt to; replace
the splendid library destroyed by the German
'bombardment
:; - ev. - Tort: merchant, while recently
dinner upon one of the Canadian
''(inner , , very ;nnocently took an etrg,broke
it; shat and emptied its contents, as he
sappof;ed into an i'Tg Clip. Atter arranging
it ti) :;11t tA,te he raised, the supposed
cap v.ho•nto' it w:c , a Chinese napkin ling
The indi2laticn of the merchant ; and the
mirth of the ryi l ec.tz were unmistaka
ble
:.a - % 116-nrviri a Radical get.:3
di:mppoutted ut friitinv la office, ,op gets
lurked out for hi: :I'c alav, he at om - le Lql/13
t% ;ill an au. of inSignant virtue of re
rot m in gove'rnment, In polities, of
nepolizm .111.1 gift tal.intr and calls ltlinelt
a I...then:l
Tae lnarnbfr-of worL - 1
.pul.4l4l.tedit
C:ermany the'Pa'sf 'yek
6611 , 4 au increa , :c of f.lll.4ponthe,precMing(
The f.1.1=,- , •• i,f literalure most numerously
represented are. --theology, with 1,362 pubhL
juri3prutb..-nce and polities, with 1,-
educati,,n with 1,059; belles latres, with
950, and history, including biography, with
391.
Angelo'S "Sampson," one'of the
glories of art Florence, stands by the
gate of the palazzo Vecchio. The long ex
posure to the action of the weather has se
riously injured the statue, and it has been
inclosed by planks. It proposed to trans
port the work to one of the art galleries,and
substitute in its original place a copy in
marble.
The natural history of Thibet is the sub-
ject of a long paper by Dr. Campbell in the
Plocenix, an English magazine devoted to
the interest of Eastern Asia. From this we
learn that in Thibet there are neither fleas
mosquitoes, maggots, nor lee4hes; but the
inhabitants are sometimes afflicted by what
is icno a' as Goomtook,.or.the laughing.. dis
ea4e, characterized by the most violent
laeghter,,„ prodneing., iie*ete .palia in? the.
throat, and resulting in death; after, a'" few
days of suffering. 5
The death of Charles lever leaves ibat
three ofthe fatnous'band of novelists vhd
illustrated the earlier years of Victoria's
reign, still iii the land of tile living—Bulwer-
Lytton, Disiaeli, end Ainsworth. The
quarter of a century between 1930 and 1855,
may be noted as a period of renaissance in
English fiction, and among the romancers
Who appeared within its _range, Gi.P. R.
James and William Hairisun -- Ainsworth
alone are to be classed as 'imitators of the
grclt, novelist of the proceeding era, Sir
•.% - alter Scott. BultVerandPisraoll,Dickens
and Thackeray, and Laver,, each - ounded
nu Nv schools and typed of fiction; each was,
in a manner, an originator— , a subjective
reot or of character and EVIL-,
Mx Alfred Henry Forester, I)etter known
he (he name of
,died sud
denly on the26th July_, from heart 'disease.
1;1;n1 iu 1804, ho entereVuport literary and,
is pursuits at kir early age; • 4hiplayingl
a versatility which atigui - ed wVl.fer.the 44'
tore.. He was associated with Theodore
Hook in the first numbers of ibibitrit's New
.Iro.ithly, and' with Father Prout, - 17r. "Ma
gi "Ingoldsby," and Albert Smith in Ben&
He was also_one of the early contribu
tors to Puna. All who have . read his later
works will allow that he was a writer of no
ordinary talent. Among other things he
could
. dash off a little tale with rare humor,
infuse much spirit into a song, and'win the
attention of children by sucjiworks as "The
Careless Chicken," and'''. ity• Vootstethe
Every collection of English verse, misdi
within the las tquarter-ce ntury, has Contained
a Certain poerd on thabirth oletuist,through .
which runs -the refrain:--7-',:....2•
• • In the solemingd*ght,
• , Centuitlea'agn,' -•-• •
Thitiy-five yearsago; int. atithor, Alfred
DotnetgAtate a royal entirtainm'ent to his
friend . Silett them, leaningpsalohereßrown-
Thee arm; left him, and vanished. Many
years after, he was seen in a boat manned
with savages, off the coast of New Zealand,
but this was the only glimpse vouchsafed
his friends.' He was. long•agotven up for
dead. Brownings poem of-: i`Waring" is.
founded on this strange -career. Recentiyi_
the supposed, dead man cametack, wearied
with wandering, to tell the story of a life
spent in ruling the barbarians, among whom
he had hid- himself - frotn'facivilizatioti. Ile
has brought with him the fruit of thirty-five
years practical solitude, in • the shape of ',a
poem of 14,000 Lin% which is soon to tie
published, Its author!ti life will be an ad
vertisement, isuCh as Ito book vet had be
,
fore.—Mait.
y. tANDEusoiy,
AGENT,
Dezati in 't
HARDWARE
-„_all Muds,
fa 4 •
,
TIN UuITER WARE,
t..„.
t.• ol
Parlor, Cook and Office!
tieSJ
`I , t
for % ofd or ccal
R7(flict Cutlery,.
;, 16
C ARRIAGE TRIMMINGS,
'fooLs
of all klude,
4 x t
GUNS AND AItiqUNITION,
'lii.. 1
Peiroile:nan Fluid,
•
{thopsst light it , o•or.}tai4eyeThawlii • e convected
- ; Ictift thei,„'``„ 2 v." 4
~_a _~ ~ . i
Hardware Trade,
kloolt, tooth aide of Mato street, mad door to
C. C. Mathers.
April 3, 1872
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DERBY & i'ISiLER,
T_T AVE jut returned from the city with the largest
13, stock of
4 4 .,800TS AND SHOES
ever brought into Ifellabora,
consisting of
Ladies' Kid and Cloth Bat
morats and Gaiters,
Ladies, Misses, children,
and Baby's Shoes.
Gent l e Cloth 'Boots 4' Shoes l
Utaf lap Hoots
Youths' Boots.
f •
In fact, all kinds i
of Mena' and Women's wear kept
n a first-class Shoe Store. The best sewed Women's
Shoes ever offered in this market. We defy the world
in
CUSTOM WORK.
If yO - uStlnst believe us, try us. We buy only the beet
stock, end have as good Cordwainera as money can
hire. ; ,
REPAIRWO 4one neatly, and with dispatch.
lea er-iand Findings
-0 eu Idylls constantly on hand.
•
Casli,iieidlbriiides,,Deacon Skins,
•
, • ure.
2 :: : ;=itst tu rikont shelves with a choioe stock,
sele this. market, we real=
lOUcit stair a eft profits and
returns," we believe to lie:‘ - goepd business maxim :
and Iva 014 tholbeet Sootbi. 2 l.o3m the cheapest. We
keep no shoddy. Our assortment is suflicient•to meet
sU sizes and,tsates. We invite our patrons and the
public generaUtto call an - ;u)shm our stock: No
trouble to show goods. Always to be found, one door
swathed' 0. - B. Sellers Store. Mau :.Street. Wellsboro,
Pa.
May 1.1849: - • DERBY, * DIBBLER.
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Ce ikeleJ :411
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1 : 1 kinds. stiles sod sixes of Pictures taken Sad
Xi'S•s4o4 l o l artistic snannar.st D. EL ,Nanurroze's
, oppdittir
0111 l'ord '"
'Portiaits on iiiiin - Plates..
Nothing Door an be cdfiteld thamthassibiautifal POT*
oda° Pictures in , assiset cue or trout Their sett
nen aid diIiCOCY as atiOlitiOS !IPIPLPti ProillaMit
°a iron or paper.. It you Rant s
7-!
41 ti
Good PietOre
of yourself, go to Naramore's.
11 you want the very best that can be had,-go to
Naraatore's. r
It you wantiotoethlaiithiit loake iiite . .fou, go to Nir-
Um:twi:a an old pagnerreotype,
Ain brotEpe, or other Pictures copied and.ealarged he
can-do that •as reasonable as any other man.
will be dubbed. in India Ink, Oil or Water Colors when
dulted • • •
Persons-wishing pictures of groups and children.
will rechire eepecialnitention.- • _
klaigit aisortinent 'of Primes and iliain.thig Walls
constly on ?and. Alibinda of • .
Pictures Franied'to Ordei
..,
441L;oilitil t : Eastatauli
Dentml SWUM -
1 44 12 4 1572.4 rt
3. R. ANDERSON, AGENT.
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- -- _
JOHN' FISHLEB
P..Ir..NA/Uldoll2.
(4. PIIESfON
PRESTON & REERMATIS
Eh FOUI\DERS & MACHINISTS,
cici'rlikiiVoics -
MEM
,' - 'STEAftI_:,ENGINF,- , .-4ND. ::eqq.xß:s ; ,
Gang and/Wu:ley • Saw, - ,`.741414, .11 - ao,lthi•ery , for
Tanneries, Shafting, Gearing and Castings of
description
,in-.lron and, Brass.
ra - '4;141:113.eri oY ILU :tau rAniireel pramptiyAbriii,Ataysituslakkj*vs.:ll4.
'23 . ; 18:271y
The Cheap One -Price Cash Store,
SPRING AND MB GOODS,
DAY GOODS, LADIES' DUE" ei • 1 4 4• 4 . • -"
WOOL DELAINES, LAWNS, MOHAIRS, EMBROI-
Fancy Cassimeres; Ready-lade Clothing, Hats, Caps,
,
.•••- I hove marked them'down to Very LOW yriceit - for cub. Noit is the time to secure g o odd bargains
A-
Clothing cut and made to ordes, and a pallet tit guaranteed. 3 •
. „ „
• i •
..
Jima L 1572. • WILLIAM WILSON.
'''-'•'"' • ' • - , . • ‘
4 : • . ww ,
W. j. sakozaton & Brother
New Spring Goods,
CALL AT NO. 1, BOWEN .& CONE'S BLOCK,
The Largest Establishment in Northern Pa. I
34CoNIN R. IFIICEIII.4=III
IMOLItEALIC AND BE'TAIL,
134111 r
11[AVINCItrlep faalrayttyl v bar:ailing largo quantities of Qoods;eaablei flu= to o ff al. them et the
to brag igl In au au relaikaepertunint Geode in* sold. 'at" smaillamee aver wholale
cao. A dock of
. ,
STONE, RIIO9II ISLAND IND LIMB,
oz4ino, ALL sum u s i utssam num ROMA& ithiDS Ocyr.o Es. \
Transfer Ornaments, riping
-
,
, .
, - • k
..f. ftli lin / oil dims of Good anorialning to inn tautness lonpt in stook.
,
*a. 1. 1179.
t ,
arANIII`ACTIMERS or
No. ~2 Union BloOk, Welloooro.
William Wilson
has pia receive'd, lota bi
such as
DERIES, &c.
Boots ATM Shoes.
ARE SO BUSY GETTING it
and waiting on customers,
that thy haven't time to write a new
Advertisemetrt.
WELLSBORO, PA.
and Brushes for . Carriage and
Cutter, Ornamenting.
IMEI
OM=
IMI
4
.:-.....,.-
O&O..11BEItUANII
=Ell
4 4 •
1 4. Z.
INII
MC
MI
no a maw
Tilts Cut illustrates the aiannv
,of Using
?CI" VX3EII 4 .O3Are
auutain Iffiasal,..lnjectort
-o R -
This instrument la especially donigncd for tha per
app,. k utt.a of
lu C. , CA: A rt. 7. REMEDY,
t forfn f ltirtra inott inven tea with
Malt ai• 1.11r1.1K;Ill43. Can its cariiud WWI up and
7.sVecily akpkbal tu all parts of iha affected /NW pas•
sakia, and, tlo eh (Tubers or cavities coon:nook:afar;
B.i:rev:Uhl' L. which sores and uleera frequently exist,
awl. treat n loch tho catarrhal dischai go generally
p.occeds. 'Tee w4Lit of success iu treatlllg catarrh
il.eaVto I'6 to has at hien largely from the impossibility
of applying remedies to thew cavities and chambers
by any of the mdinary methods. This obstricio In
thu way of effecting coma la entirely Overcome by
the invention o the Douche. lu using this Matra - ,
Went, the Fluid is carried by its own weight (no settling,
forcing - orpumpbtg. being required,) up ono nostril in a
full g en tly Mowing bl,l•4jon to 4:2, highest pot tion of
the nasal , passages, passes into and thoroughly
ottomans all the tiiheA and ChnlllhOrt3 connected there.
w:tl', sad flews out of the opposite nostril. Its use is
pleasant ait.t se simple that a child could understand
it. leoft dlrcettatts accompany each
tnstrament 'When used.with this Instrument, Dr.
.`.'age' Catari h lieioeily cures recent tata , Is 01
• ewe,. In the 11.1.4" by a few applications.
by:miion.* at' eater, it. yteguent headache,
tiischargo falling into three. sometimes protium,
watery, tnich. mucus, virulent . offensive, &o. In
tire rti a dryness, dry, watery, weak or in:Wiled eyes,
stopping ,tilt of obitl whoa of nasal passages, ring.
lug to cats, [learnt wKing and coughing to clear
throat, Weer:aloes, spates ft um ulcers, voico altered,
nasal twang, offensive impaieed or total de•
pivetton of sewn , of ~nevi] and taste, dizziness, nom.
'tardepreasi,M /it petite, mligestion, enlarged
tonsils, ticidiug coogit ac. Only a few of those
symptoms are likt.ly to be present in any case at
one time.
D A , stage's Catarrh flernetly, when used with
Dr. Plorces Nosal Bout he, and accompanied
with the constitutional treatment which in rectum.
mended in the pamphlet that wraps t r i .ch bottle of
the Remedy, is a perfect specific for th a loathsome
disease, and the proprietor offers, iu good faith,
ssop reward ,for a rase ha cannot cute. The
Havaelly is mild and pleasant to use, containing no
strong_ or caustic drugs or poisons. The Catarrh
Remedy la sold at GO cents. Doncho at 60 cents, by
Prugglste, or either will be mailed by proprie
tor on receiptof CO cents.
R. V. PIERCE, DI. D.,
Sole Proprietor, ,
ISUITAIt,), X. 'Y.
June 26, 1872, itot-iy
MERCHANT TAILORING!-
.
ri_EORGE WAGNER, busiest received a superb as.
Bortment of all kinds of
CLOTHS
for gentlemen's
COARSE & FINE CLOTHING
and is prepared to manufacture in the REST STYLE,
and on the Bluntest notice. Persons wanting Clothing
will please drop in and see my stock. Good FITS and
the best of work guaranteed.
Jan. 1. 1872-Iy. or.o. WAGNER.
General* insurance Agency,
NELSON, Tzoe. Co., PA. I
•
J. H. & J. D Campbell,
A RE prepared to Issue Policies iu first Mess Coln
.l-1. panics on all kinds of Insurable Property against
Fire and Lightning at reasonable rates. We travel and
e.xamina all afi risks personally in the counties of Tioga
and Potter. J. H. CAMPBELL.
Nelson, Feb. 7, 1372- ly. J. D. CAMPBELL.
TiOka Marble Works.
„RE. undersigned is now prepared to execute all or
ders for Tomb Stones and Menuments of either
Italicm or letttla,nd, ✓Marble,
of the latest style and approved workmanship and with
dispatch.
Re keeps eminently on hand both kinds of Marble
and will be able to suit all who may favor him with
theft orders, on as reasonable terms as can be obtained
to the country.
F JUNE ADAMS.
Jan. 1,11172,
1112X.Tair-mX/V7O.IFICir
AND
Ladies' Furnishing Goods
TO SUIT EyEItiBODY. AT
.10. A. B. GRAVES' EMPORIUM OF FASHION
I.n ths Cone Ifouse Store. 4 large stock of Goods
just received and will bo sold cheap.
Mrs. E. E. KIMBALL crill.have charge of the Millin
ery department, and will be glad to seo her old friends
and new ones at all times. Drop In and see our new
store.
Dec. ;9, AfRS. A. B. GRATES.
•
.TOLES, ROBINSON & CO.,
. (Successors to 3. B. Barker,) -
• Dealers in
e
Dry lair CD a. a
• _
, of every description.
CHOICE GROCERII'S
••
in
abundance, ail kinds and fresh.
incited T har sel it i o n
g cal a l
Our e farge il° so s ci c) , r a d e ali vir:
t low figures for
ready pay. We shall receive
NEW GOODS
constantly from the city to keep our assortment dill
and compile.
TOLES, ROBINSON & CO.
July 10, 1872
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
' T IRE subscriber offers for sale his real estate in the
T
southwestern part of the borough, to suit purcha
sers, & portion of the premises is nicely situated to
cut up into village lots, and pasture and timber lota.
The portion covered with timber is well wooded with
hardwood and hemlock. The large lot on which he
resides will be sold off in village lots, including his
residence. ROBERT KELSEY.
June 12, 1872-13 m
House and Lot for Sale.
in.on
undersigned offers for sale his Rouse and Lo
I on iffain street; in Elkland, Pa., at a very low price
Said lot contains one-half acre, and is under good oul
tivation. For terms, Sc., apply to tke subscriber.
Siklawl, Pa.. Pah. 21, 1874-tf. 0. P. BABOOOK.
New Cabinet Store 1.
t
rge:t i tms kit egthi ll erb o nira e n d g, a on ro l& in ain in S t = ' , 2 o "'
POSH., Dartt's Wagon shop, for the sale of 1::"
Cabiziet Ware
of all kinds, such as
Bed Sets, Bureaus, Bedsteads,
Chairs, Lounges, Exten,sion,
*void other Tables, T.rh,a,t
Nots,' Hat Racks,
and ulithy other things, which will be sold lower than
the lowest. He invites all to take a look at his goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
Hemember the place—opposite Dartt's Wagon Shop,
West Main Street.
, JACOB STIOHLIN, Agent.
Aug. 'l4, 1872.
.111118.. A, J. SOFIELD
Ta now receiving ffbm liew,York, a flue assortment
of . .
31E11.1.1.12.ea 5 •Wr
AND'
FANCY GOODS,
which she offers to the public at low . rates. Every
thing Munn, found in a
Fancy Store,
will lie kept on liandand sold low for cash. The 'WII
- and Gibbs searing machines for sale. and to rent.
Jan. 1.187?. AIRS. A. a. SOFIELD.
Soniething New in Reenoyville
A I.‘ SMITH batting gone into the mercantile hus•
4 . nen at• ReeneyAlle, would inform the
public that he has a fine stock of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Boots and Shoes, VAT ,and Idedloinea. They Were
bought : heap 9 sold cheap. -
Pll4 MO. /O. nta.Sl49
No Person et 1R take t
ng, to directions, and remain
heir bones are not destroyed by
means, and the vital organs w
of repair. , • ,
D,yopepsla or Illdigel3l PO.; Ifeadrielre,rain
in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tigh nets of the Chest, Diz
ziness, Sour Eructations of th , Stomach, Bad Taste
in the Mouth, Bilious Ana hs, Palpitation of the
Heart, Inflamination of the Lugs, Pam in the r gions
,
of the Kidneys, and a hundred titer painful symptoms,
,
are the offsprings of Dyspepsia. in these complaint;
it has no equal, and one bottle will pros? a Letter guar
antee of its merits than a lengthy advetisement.
For Female Complaints, i ii young 'or old,'
married or single, at the dal of woittultood, or the
turn of life, these Tonic Bitter display so decided an
influence that a marked improvement is soon percept
tible. f , . f I
or Inflammatory `and Ch ronic Rhea,.
in than and Gout, Bilious, Remittent and Inter
mit ent Fevers, Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys
and Bladder, these Bitters hale no 'equal. •Such Dis
eases are caused by Vitiated Blood,vhich is generally
produced by derangement of the Di estive Organs.
They are, a Gentle lirga ire no well as
i
a Tonic, possessing also tl e pee iar merit of acting
as a powerful agent in reiieying on estion or Inflam
mation of the Liver and Visceral rgans, and in Bilious
Diseases. ~
For Skin Diseases E ptions, Tetter, Salt
Rheum, Blotcllcs,-Spots, Pi plei, Pustules, Boils, Car
buncles, Ringi.worms, Seal( -Head, Sore Eyes Ery
sipelas, Itch, Spurfs, Discolo [lofts of the Skin, ILuinors
and Diseases df the Skit), o whjuever name or nature,
are literally dug up and carri d ate of the system in a
short time by the use of th e Bitters
Grateful Thousan s igroclaim VINEGAR BIT-.
Tarts the most wonderful In igorant that ever sustained.
the sinking system. ..
J:WALKER,PropY, H.I. .3.ICoDONALD C 0.,&
Druggists and Gen. Agts. San Francisco, Cal..
and cor.of Washington a d Charlton Sts., New York. i
SOLD f?•V ALL DRUG' ISTS AND DEALERS.
Aiimist fiS, ISW-tint.
AR BITTERS
A CERT
onsumption, Cohl.hilittin, , g of
f the Lungs, Catarrh, LI on
roping Cough, Agththa,
Side, Dyt.pepsta,
Jaau-
Dtzzineh.,
;te, Fever and Ac: l le,
- er Complaint, Dial r
seases of the
I hand Liver,
Seated Cough, Incipient
Blood, luilammatou
°bilis, Croup, MI,
'Paths lu -Breast fril
dice
' Loss of Appel
Indigestion, Li,
• Imea, and all D
Stoma
u IL
Trholesa
Einti
II all oidersgboul‘ii , c•
;.rr E/tfsS, \\* L i,,, I pa
Sole Agesll.s, and to wllOl
.._ For. aux BY I•
Jtuitil
2, 1 72-1 - .1
FEE
- -
; arefsie ! 0 7 7.2er.cY0 (
-
• -;
f•••• -
Ni ls H. W. TODD has rciauvesi t. 2
the late residence ot Lauer Bache, Vi
Horn's Hot 6 St-Auway atlct
in 3 leun.cl).
for sale very cheap
CABIRET
OLD IN sTr,umtNrs
A laige stock cf NE
LESSORS given on the
log. Au 'opportunity fo
ivho may desire It.
Jan. 1. 1612-tf
____t_____
BALDWIN
If you want
FALL AND V
BALDWIN'
TIOG
If you want press Good of
If yon want Bl'k Alpaca, call
If you want an Ottomau:Slaavl
CR
If yott watt Ladies Z.: Gents' ul
If you want notions and trinana l
call'
/yoti want Furs,
If you want knit Goods,
II you want Rata and Caps,
calla
If you want Booth ancl Shoes,
• call a
If you want a set of Dishes,
call are
If you want good Teas and Grocer'
If you want a Lady made suit of c
• call at
If lOU want a suit of Clothes leave
at
It you want Over Coats,
If you want Buffitto Robed,
If you want prices that cant be beat,
call at IN
„AV
Thai's what's the
We are anxious to sell these goods bet
Shanty.
Nov. 1, 1871.
For Sale.
HOUSE AND LOT on State etre
qatte 0 '
WPM INA fr.*
ttets accord-
I ng unwell; provided
kinerrd poison or other
!sled beyond the point
e World's Tonic'
Pill ay Vkgt flak. 1:71L1
REE FROM A1.C6H01..
P, LORIMER'S
nri"i.iTZ*P'4;t)
IN CI RE. 3:01
-egg a tio.y
e
I. V.,
EMI
so, AlASazs:
ORGANS
ITAICEN IN FSCHANtIE
MUSIC ir..3t ra:cdved
Piano, Organ, and in Sing
practice atlonle3 to those
H. W. TODD.
AN T •
ee aesortnint of 1
INTER 600DS,
I
12ES
SHANTY,
FEZ
}duds,
at BALDVaIi'S Shanty
.r the Grand Dutchess,
at BALDW N'S Shanty.
I,
lat BALD 'MS Shanty
apr ware,
at BALDWIN'S Shauty
i ngs,
at BALMS - 'S Shanty
t BALDWIN'S Shanty
I • 1
call a',
BALDWIN'S Thauty.
BALDWIN'S Shanty.
BALD Wilsi'S Shanty
ILDIVIN'S Shanty
ea fresh,
ig ALDWIN'S Shanty
‘ 3 ,.
17.116. D „„
..11'S Shanty
EMI
;our measure. i
lIALDVIN'S SVanty.
~7
WIN'S Shanty.
call at B
)
WIN'S Sbanty.
wni.s shanty,
;
„ ,
I:ater.
call at BA
re Ave leave the
*WM & CO.
T. L. B
Termo. cal
TAMEN,
R. IL R.
DADWAY'S READY REi,
CURES THE WORST PAIN
In from Ono to Twonty
NOT ONE HOOF
" valet reading this adveithement reed any di
SUFFER WITH PAIN.
RA.DWAY'S READY RELIEF 16 A Cil''
EVERY PAIN.
r ~ ,, 0 .3 the grit and I.
r ig I ' o On y 111 -I n.in Ileme t i l ,
1
that instantly stop the moot excruciating lan .. a,•
. ,
Inflammations, un cares Congc.tion., v.}„,l„ r„r t;
Lunge,Stomach, Bowels, et other irland.-0r,,, , ''
one cation ,
I FROM ONE TO TWENTY 3,u3suir..l
no matter how vlelent or excruciating the ;1 2 -,
KnEumATio, Bed-rkition,‘,lnifrm, Crit.pho, 1.,
Neuralgic, or prostrated with &seas.: may cuil,c, '
RADWAY'S READY RELIE '
' WILL AFFORD INSTANT EA:. l'',,
INFLAMMATION ON THE KIHNEY:i.
INFLAIIMATION oi, THE ILA; ;-.• -.
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWEL:, .
. coNoEsTH):; OF 1111; ;:r•
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATIIIN; -
PALPITATION ul - "I'ill..
HYSTERICS, CROUP, HIPIITIII.P.IA. 1
lii - -
TR
CAARH, l!. -- 1 .LE'
HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE,
NEW:ALMA, ELIT.: I ' ' -' '
COLD CHILLS, AGUE CHILL , .
. The applleqtion of the Iten.ll. - 'erne(' MA' :1 . .
pfkrt4 where the pain or di/faulty ,Y ,t, v. .i ,-,,*, I.
. ,
and ecitnfort. j
Twenty drops In half a Inhaler of ~.-ti,r ~.., , 1 %
moment 4 core CRAMPS, I‘P.kS3IS, I-I iCR i ~'E,-,,
HEARTBURN, :ACK. 11EAHAciir ; , 1 1 ,.. 4.,, ,,,
DYSENTERY, COLIC. 'WIND 11l I HI: I. o' , -
and all INTERNAL PAINS.
Travels' s should always C,. a 1 ..ti'. ::- );;•, ..,..,
heady Relict with th.t - ti. A f....: d,,,, - ,;, .
.. , • ,
prevent sicluic--3 Or pale. from cl•lini, • I , •
Letter than French Brandy or Bitter, m: a till, ,
• FEVER iktifilo At. * •:',..X . ..
FEVER , AND AGUE cured for f :'.-
not a remedial agent, in this ',Vol ld ti.si t..„1 - ~, " E
i end Ague, and ail other Malarloio. lill:ou; - ,ll...,
.
plihid,. - Yillow. and other fore-ra Idled L. 11, ;, . a . : , ;
PILLs) so quick as RAHWAY'S It : - .1, - 11 i.1.....L.
Filly Ce4lB per bottle, Sold by Drug.3ld.,
L ‘ HEALTH 1 -BEAUTY 1
BTilq.Na AND PURE RICH ELOOD-12,01
oF ,FLE:r3II AND WEIDDT--(3.E3
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEN.IuN
DR. RADWAY 3 B
SARSAPARtLLIAN RESOLVENT
DAS MADE THE MOST ASTONI , IC ,- ;t) t T - • • •
SU QUICK, St) HAND AR I: t ‘ L ( II.)„,, .
THE BODY . UNDERGOES, F.N1 , 1...: 11;;. 1
FLUENCE OF 'llll5 'IItELY )1 i.i . 2. , :1ie.1i1i ,L.
MEDICINE, THAT
Every -Day an, Increase, in Fic,e;:)
and Weight is Seen ails Feh...
THE GREAT BLOOD PUlHriciZ,
Every drop of the DARSX.PARILI,LIN nr,,n,:,;-
ENT communicates through the Illocat, Sate', I'
..
and other Maids and juices of the svuteitath, ~‘,,,, ,t i i* .
for it repairs the wastes of the body nittii now u , J 4 , , i i
matert4l,_ Scrofula, Sixttliiii.: Consumption, G.',..i-,*. ;
disease, ulcers In the Throat, 'Mouth, Tumors ' Niiiiiis
the Glands and other parts of the system, ,acre 1.. .
Strumous Discharges front the Rare, an I the s. .•..
forms of Shin diseases, nuptials, River Sore” ;. •
Head, Ring Worm, Salt tintilin, Erysifblas, Aeue,li' ; _
Spots, Worms in the lied), Tumors, Cancers Co i•
Womb, and nil weakening rout painful 'dVeliatires, N
~,
Sweats, Loss of Sperm. and all wastes of the Cite v. , •
pie, ore within the curative range of tits wonder or A •
ern Chemistry, and a few days' use .ill prose t., •
person using it for either of these f :1119 of di , e.io,:',
potent power to cure them.
If the patient, ally incoming reil , dmil by the 7 1'-i
and decomposition that lo continuant mniri s•.iig : ..
seeds In arresting these wastes, and retnirs the sail,: i,..„
new material made from healthy iriorid-::.J tr..s t: e •
tiAIISAI'ARILLIAN will and (lets accost , .
Not only does the SARRAPAIIILLIAir RDiOLVE:ir vv.,:
all known retnedLol agents lit the curd of Chroeie, e,,,., !
lolls, Constitutional, and Skin eisett.leS ; but it Is tile c:- positive cure for ; , - i
Kidney (Ek, Bladder Cornplainti,
Urinary, and Womb discalen, Craved. Dlatetes, prep-,
Stoppage of Water, Incontinence of Urine, Mel f=D,
ease,Albumlnuria, and In all cases where tliere - as - e-h,;_ z t.
dust deposits, or the water is thick, dotl- ii.iii.i.! u., -- ,•--
substances like the white of an egg, or thrthidi like err. ; t
Silk, or there lsa morbid, dark, Woos al , yearalc•,:-,:
white bone-duet deposits, and when there I a
, tir. ' l ' . ,
burning sensation when passing water, and r, I. t.
Small of the Sack and along the - Loins. Nn - c, ;Lc.
WORMS. —The only known and um p,;; ;: ,.
for Ininmis—Pr'n, Tape, etc.
Tumor of 12 Years' 'roviti)
Cured by. Radway's Re eivem.
Ravramr, Mass,, n'y IS, I' :
Dn. P.nriwuv s—l have Innt Ovarian Ttt:nor i fil, ',V , .
.'
bowels. All the Doctors mid there was i.ci Le. i i,r it,' i 1,..
every (Mpg that was I...um:tended ; Mt note/ e talvims
saw )our Resolvent, and thought I would ry ttl at Ltd no L;.
in It, because I bad suffered for twelve )taV5. I took es '...
of the Resolvent, and one lint of Radisay's l'illsoili to. ;
tie, of your Ready Relief; and there is r.. 1 5 r! r a cf t,o -, t It
seen or felt, and I feel Utter, smarter, no, hal4,:er to, 1 , ,
fur twelve years. Thu wares turn:, nal to tae lest :CC: f:t
bowels, over the groin. I write tilts to c a l_r the C.,' :
others. You can publish it If you chaos,. `
IL',, 5.111 I' 1. - . ti. •
DIV. RAD_ AY'a.
PERFECT PURGAT YE PILLS,
perfectly tl ' telesq, c'egantly coated n ',lli ~,--: et ~
I
purge, resu ate, purify, cleanse, ar ! ,11 . 1..r.,'!..,-.. Et
ways Pills, for the cure of all disott PT , I 11.2 SIIT _I
Liver, Bowels, Kldney3, Bladder-, N,: , •,3 1).—,-
Ileatinclie, Constipatcon, Cor. , tive ...• ~ i: i,,.., , ,
Dyspe, , ala, Biliou,,ness, Thilous I - , x kr, Ioll:o,r, :It -
the Boctels, Pilcs,and all Derangen,ent , 40,P It,t,r7 ..,*
cera, Warranted to effect al oath e core. P,,:,:', V. ;1
'hie,
__containing no mercury, luincril. el dell: or,,;u: A, i„ .
Pilff — . OPserve the folhiwing syrni,t,ms reK,lt:r4 f:.
Disorderl of the Dige,t Ivo Organ:::
Constipt. Alen, Itr.vatil Pllei, rallnei, i-I the tio.,t ~, 0, ,
AcitSty of the Stomach, Natre• I?,,rtio.tn, Du: et .: F.:
-Fullness or Weight in the Sion/lib, So hr Eract.st,et.e, St, ,r f
nattering et the Fit of the Stomach, So Immirc of 0, Ile.:
Hurried and Difficult Bresticn,, I- Ismer:nit et (bal.:ut 12-oi!•:
or Salifooottrig Sets zatioris chat to a Le lee Pu,surr. D , mnest -
Vision, Dots or Webs betore the Sie.t;telor and Diui Nin :
the Heed, Deficiehey of Nri.t Almon, Yell°a nets at the Slo
end Eves, rein in the , -de, ihest, LuLts, end ruttl..a Flt.tlitr z:
}teat, Rustling in the Flesh.
‘ji eeNV doses of RADWAY'S PILLS will free the eve
'''''
p c ,
tem f.„m 11 the above-burned th , ordkra. PFlce, 25 i.24t1
per box. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
READ FALSE AND TIME."' F. , end one k , :-.r.
otamp to ..ADWAY & CO., No. 87 Maiden Lane, 1".i.,,-
I art:. formation worth triouzards wl:i Le E.Lt yva
, r
"May_
WiTe Eli 151 & 'F Ai it it
TIOGA, YA.
Have rccvirej,and are uuv.-
lateet stylcs of
1:3.re00 c-,l7c)cod.
a:eluding black, Japancs , e and faucy f ~ - .lt:E. S r. .'
1
Ells', Sill; Veit, ice, Pure Mobalri , Gzearaz ,
Tareise /tad 11)nnetta. ClotLa, Alpac,,, L:.•:.
,ISIal ines; Striped and 1::lair
Poplins p japanes,6
Striped and plaids, Wash Poplins, Seeriil,k , ti
tonnes, Paris Cambric, Crape linit.tz,
dies, Lawns, Snttanna Suitings,
lin Doha Patterns, Percaie4,
Riques, Striped and
Clievre Chambray,
French. 6. Scotch Ginsj'hani
to gether with n fine assortraOn
h
ClOths and Casamerei,
Yankee ..Yotions, Hosier
0.7 . 1cZ Domestics.
Our stocl.• of Ladies' Shawls and Scarfs cannot
celled dthtr na'retzarcls quality or I,r;
Hats and Gaps
in endless variety,
800 S iiOCS 9
the finest and coarsest, the ‘l'hcarcA and sIJE;
the Uest and' most serviceable to 1., 1.0.1.,,1
market,
. .
If anybody wants a suit of clothes,
portant duty is to look through oui
Rtidy.,lPladet
buy an °Milt and save , their lawn,y
Carpets, Qil Cloihs and
Matting
on hand to be sold at the most reasonable
Next comes a full line of
.GrOcpries, Crockery, £/1
Wooden, Ware
at rates to suit even the most particular
Just come and Bee how much you can sara by v 44
where goods are cold right
Vega, Stay la, 1872.
Xotice
Tg
hereby given that a specialrourt of Coininoniq,ii,
1. bo held at the Cturt inj Wellsboro, cona!ef•:.
tng on Monday tho Aith day of October nell. tOt,'.
Rum Paul 1). Morrow, Additional Lacs Judge ci
Judicial District, for the trial il.s c4r''
girl to said coati. t, idvA4 l
4 43 1, 14 0 /Obi Ott O'
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