A Reminiscence of Troy
Taail THE EICIXOLLIET
It was the ninth year of the Trojan war,—
A tedious pull at best;
A. lot of us were sitting by the shore.—
Tydides. Theca., Castor and thh rest;,- /1
Some whittling shibties, shd some atfinging'beltej
And cutting up our frieucis, and cutthag up our
Down tronathe tenth above there came a n 19,11,
Who too k's camp•stool by Tydidee' eide.
/Pe joined our talk, and pointing to-thapan
Upon the, embers where our pork was tried,
Raid he would eat the onions and the. leeks,
But that tried pork Wes 100411ot1 t ro t Greeks
"Look at the men of Thebes," he said, '•and thou
Loot at those cowards in the plains below:
You see how ox.like are the ox-feed meti;
You see how ahripieli mutton-esters grow.
Flick to this vegetable food of mine: •
bleu I; ho tut pork, gi nut, root and sleep like swine.
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Sonia 1844 L.a. SortutfrpN Rae OA sorhe Arew red ;
'Cho pdrli wait lilduirig;k but Ilia (Atli V. sit ee,arl •'
bull no One a is liivadbiliiiitilpi -for .said, r 4 ` •
"One)nfe.re cii-,tllintiP nifklew is htitoi Ti. C. ! , ~„
You vegattrf e'srlio t'hits ilu6.te us, . '
'Tune far hove turned out very small potatoes."
—tfriii..i , l,l New.
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RELIGIOUS
The entire number ofs. Jesuits is given as
9,000 ; and of these 788 are reported to be in
Prussia.
The organization of the Baptist Church
at Barnstable, Mass. , took place on the 17th
of June, 17i72. _ .
The first Presbyterian Church in Eliza
beth, N. J. , has: had regular services with
out intermitting a single Sunday for the hail
207 years.
The floor of a lientucli'y church recently
gave - way during a futlral,- and caused a
general mixing up of corps, moilrifers and
Apectators.
The )nerchants of the wealthy" city of
Hamburg, Germany have resolved that they
.no ignger visit the exchange, or their
offices, on Sunday. '
The coihmencentent of the Pachic Theo
logical Seminary took place recently, by the
graduation of its first class of. three ,young
, .
men, "•:?:•i`
The averagelitdary'pf therninis.trythrOuglii
ought thei Southern F!resli,Aerignt' huieh has:
been rafied S(IP aurittg the:petit jyearona t-°
lug it now: over $700.-. s:'
The synod of the Greco-Russian Church
recently authorized the publication and sale
(.)f Bibles. The present Russian Emperor
I'LVO,t3 the movement.
ii Roman Catholics in this country -have
church accommodations for 1,090,614, and
Evangelical Protestants for 10,012,183, the
differcnce being eight to one:
The Religious Remembrance is said to have
been the first religious paper publiihed in
the world. Its first number appeared in
Philadelphia, September 4, 1813.
There were thirty nine Baptist Churches
built in England during the year 1871, which,
with the enlargement of other churches, make
an addition to the sittings of 1.3,V2. The
cost of these Ny144..2b00t).,
The United Presbyterians rrOtke the ac
ceptanco of the Psalms of Ctivir. for exclu
sive use in public and private 'worship the
ultimatum of all propositions fcA• union with
the Presbyterian Church. t .
One of our religious journals,' speaking of
another; says that "'it is an excellent paper,
though we sometimes wish it would mix a
little more Christianity with its intelligence,
and add a little intelligence to its Chriitian
ity."_
&die of the papers are criticising the rhet
oric of a clergyman ult.) has recently
preached and published the following on
the passage of the, Red Sea :,!'The-billows
roared,al.ool4 'laud pulled. baclflip'on
crystal bits." ' • ' ' - '
St. John's Lutheran Church, Philadelphia,
was recently ornamented by a number of
canary birds, in cages, who sang and made
melody during the religious exercises. This
was criticised as an innovation on the pro
prieties of the occasion.
The recent Primative Methodist Confer
ence of Canada established-the salaries of
married preachers as follows : Beside house
root, part furniture, and children's allow
;ioce, in cities 4050: in towns $550 ; and in
~ o ntry stations $,130 and their fuel.
The London Religious Tract Society; the
parent of modern benevolent publication so•
cietles, published during last cear.:t•ltl new
works, and printed the enormous numberof
579,303,270 'pages. The receipts for the
year were I nearly $610,000. The, money
grants weri! about $103,000.
Before the German war the Meodi9ts hat
in France 80 ministers ,-2•. evangelists; - 101"
local preachers, and 2,049 members. The
annual conference. as not - able to meet'
1871, and the losses of thFwar *wet* very
severe. The inembet•ship Of the church has
slightly fallen off, and all its interests have
greatly suffered.
A writer in one of the Methodist papers
offers statistics to show :that ministers of
that denomination do not average so long a
life as those of 'other prOtestant bodies
The average life of ministers of all denomi
nations is between sixty-five and sixty-sir
years ; that of the Methodist is twenty-three
percent belowt,hiS t t"'; z, -, --, s .-
In Connticticut-,t.bAre . ' Is a difference' of
opinioki• aslo wilether it ittproperfor a man,
to marry o'se - coc iltiie oil the strengtl4of a
supposed illvbr olitained.through CROM'im
i
Cat holic'Bisi oPlby the first wife. The courts
call itibigam , ut the Connecticut House of
Representati es has voted to pardon a man
who did that th ng.
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The Romtin Catholic statistics of th
United States, from September, 1810, t
a September, 1871, show the installation of
one Archbishop, consecaation of two .Bish
ops and one mitied Abbott ; ordination of one
, hundred and twenty-seven priests reception
and profession of one hundred and thirty
-eight sisters ; dediCation of ninety-eight
churches ; laying the corner stone of fitty
nine churches ; death of one Bishop, of
forty-seven priests, and thirty-one sisters.
The statistics of the Austrian gethudi3t
~. conference for 1871 show that in Australia,
Tasmania, and - New Zealand it had char
of a membership of 96,685, and on trial 14-
tu3, and its mission field a membership of 32,-1
064, on trial 6,000, and of Sunday School
scholars 127,823. In three years it gained in
ministers, 68; churches, 832 ; members, 8,-
997 Sunday Schools, 200 ; Sunday SchlOol
teachers, 2,451, There were connoted with
this Australian Conferetice' 1871, , 355
ministers and assistant naldslonaries, not one
of whom died during the year.
In referen63 to selecting Sunday_ School•
teachers, the Rev. Stephen 11. Tyng; jr., re-
Lentlst gave the following practical hints•
" Welshould seek teachers, not among per
cwt..; who are not Christians, not among idle
Christians, riqr worldly Christians. Busy
istians make our best Sunday School
. A Sense of personal unfitness is
it: tikquallficatlow Timidity in self ig the
t_ , / apensation of boldness in Christ. The
lir,t grace of the true teacher is humility •
.se second, finch ; the third, love ; and the
to.lrth, consecration A youn!*
ta.,hus the best teacher for an infant class.
A Mature man, of may temptiition4, who
101 a's what it is to wrestle with sin, makes
.
the best teacher for boys. Let loving
1 / 4 1,s,ziple John teach the girls. Paul or Pris
a should have the Bible elms.
I.cdording to the statistics that have been
• , ollected and printed in thloilicial orizati,
•• A - x.
1!)•1h German Ciazette,tll re arc in Pros
:, c 97 religious 'orders of men and congrega.
It ins containing in all 1,069 members. Of
there are 11 convents of "lledempto n _-
‘ "~with 69. In Bavaria there are 71 con
t-cats, composed of 1,015 members, anti in
the Grand Dueby of Hesse Darmastadt four,
c, ith '39. The *pre number of female orders
mind associatiotisi' - pitisiti is 'WI) establis4-
osnts, • with 3 0 586 relighiset or 'about'. ,f 00;
,i!,ove the number lin 186.5.1 Bavaria bast
103 establishments, with '2,71311 members.
The convents of males are mainly under the
,control of superiors of the Italian national
try, though there are a number with Freuili
superiors.
It is only air to the Papal poliGetins, to
quote their explanation of the Pope's felasal
to receive Cardinal Holienlohe. The rto
Man correspondent of the Wotern Ortholie
justifies it in this.gay: "Tire Holy Father
could not have acted other vise than refuse
his consent, as the rules and custom always
followed by the Church are very clear on
the point. The cardinals being members of
the Sacred College, , and nnited to the Pope
by the strictest bond of union and obedience,
cannot represent foreign powers as ambass
adors, and much less so in this case, where
the power in question is Protestant and is
actually persecutink the Cluirch. Leo X.
prohibited the cardinals from acting as for
eign ministers, and that at a time when all
• Europe \vas Catholic. It is, 'besides, the
custom' that whenever a prelate is named 'a
cardinal he instantly ceased to be the repre
tentritivo of any foreign state orteven a nun -
cio." ' •
Boston women pay taxes on $34,000,000,
and in so doing castr-.--votes.
WELLSBORO
Door, - gash Br, Blind- --Factors%
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ENJANIIN AlhiTIN, le prepared ' to - fn rillshli.t;it• '
class work from the beet lumber, at his new fac
tory which is now in fall operation.
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.Doors ;
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a We ---siostateritl 0
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AND MOULDING'S.
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constantly on band, or manufactured to order.
- ' Planing and hatching
done promptly,_and in the beet manner. The best
workmen employed, and iione. but, the i - ,beit :seasoned
lumber used. : , ,Y4courag4 home hiduetti. , ..'''
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Factory , n ea r - tlfe 400 t of Main Stieet.
Jan. 1, 1872-tf. BENJ. AUSTIN. .
Deerfield Woolen Millis I
INalLoi moTHEES, Proprietors a We above Mills,
Nvill manufacture as usual to order, to suit customers.
OUR CASSIIIERES
are warranted. FetiAlaititiiiii43 gtven'i;
Roll Cardm'g & Cloth Dreising
We manufacture to order, and do all kinds of RoU
Carding and Cloth Dressing. and defy competition.,
We have as good an assortment of _
Full Cloths, Cassim,eres,
and give more for Wool in exchange than tiny other
establishment. Try:_ol,pr,4 and !atisfY,
We wholesale autliehtil a thu - 6wainiquti
miles' below KnoxvHle.
Jan 1. 1872. INGRAM BROTHERS..
J. i. eiriswold's Water Wheel.,
FOIE, undersigned, are agents .tar- ,thet ;Sive. Wafer
Wheel, and can cheerfully recinntuana it aa 'supe
rior to all others in use. Penton, whaling to pur
chase should see this wheel in operation before buy
ing other wheels. INGLIAM 111309.
Deerfield, May d 5, 1572.
iMiEMEMEII
We the uuderalesd;lanhased fuse or r. b, .tins•
void's 30 Itirh Water Wheels loin 6ri tudiri of water
to run three run of stoue'uuder a 2u soot head, and an
well pleased with the wheel. We lave jr ,, u_al sixty
bushels . per hour with the three ruu and 4.11,11 average
that arr.puut de r hour AU day.
E. 0. PHILLIPS.
CHARLTON PHlr•rreS.
Good "'La ezukt'
T AN VALKESBUBG ac CO, would say to that'
friends that they have a good Livery established
In We'lobar° ;or the azcomniudauon of their friends.
Good Horses and Carriages
always on Laud at tr.'idarate rztes.
or. Water Stest pliprsue 0e9.• Derbi'i 44-
deiwe. VAN,veta:Etrispo. 1
Juan 26. V. 572. C: tiosltyti •
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Carriage and Harness Trimmings,
Coming. N. Y., Jan. 1, 1872
yr ETCHAM & COL - ES RESPECT
fuIIy inform the - public that they
, —/i7" have established a
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At their Stable on Pearl St. .opposite Wheeler's wagon
:Mop. Single or double rigs lurnished to order. They
aim to keep good horses and wagons,. and intend to
Please. Prices reasonable. icmcnAmcoLE-9.
Aug. 21, 1872:. , 4 t r •• •
New Jewelry Store
TE Understguetl would respectfully say to the at-
Etens of \Vellaboro and vicinity, that he hasopeneda
In the building by 0. L. 'Willcox
the stock comprThe.:3,et Yuil aosortfueUt
Clocks, IT' at ekes.
E; S. DIVAR4INER, one of the best worl - men in North
ern Pf•ntisylvanvt, will attend to the
Bfpairing o 'c l tches,
Clocks, 4'c., 4'c.
For the skilful doing of which his seventeen years
i
practical e xperienee is sufile ent guarntee.
S. . WARRItiRit.
Wcll , 3baro, Aug. 23, 18:1-t '._ .
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
Ins. Co., cf North America; 76...'.'.........53;030' ,586 CO
Franklin Fire Ins. Co. of Milk Pa" '' 2,037.451 15
Republic Ins. Co. of N. Y., Capital,— £750,000
Andes Its. Co. of Cincinnati., " ... . $1,000,000
Niagara Firs Ina. Co. of N. Y 1 000.001
Banners Mut. rise Ins. Co. York Pa. . _909,881 16
Pheenix Mut. Life Ins. Co. of Rariford Ct.. 6,061,970 60
Peurest Cattle Its. Co. of PoNaville 600,000 06
Insurance promptly effected by mail Vluirvale;
on all lands of Property. All losses promptly adjusted
and pid. Live stock' Insured against death, Ore or
theft.
I am also agent for the Andes Fire Inenrance Co. o
Cincinnati. Capital, $1,000,000.
Ali communications prtimptly attended to—Ofike 02
)41/1 Street 24 door Prom Main at., Knoxville Pa.
WM. B. SMITH
Agent.
Jan. 1,1 k Ott.
JEWELRY STORE:
4 ,9 ANDREW FOLEY
, tlft
j, A L • D.C .
Gold or Sllvzr, Clocks, .Ten•elry, Gold Chains
Rings, Pins, Pencils, Cases, Gold and
nivel Pens, Thimbles, Spoons, Razors;
i fTated Ware, '
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11SPII 11\6 MACHI NES,
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411 other articles usually kepi in inch err
tataislunente, which are sold low for
el ling done neatly, and promptly, and on iihol
I; o'lll K.
-Ihll. I, 1571-1 y
Smnethig New in 'lCfeneyville
A l . SMITH baring gime Intp th 4 zue.rcatitiß
Incas at Koeneyville, world inform tha
public thst he has a fine stock of 0170:038; Grocer/ea,'
Boots and Shoes, Drugs and Medlcine-s. They were
bought :heap and will be told chea;.
Keztneyville, Sept. 10,1572-3 11 4
- .
_ouse and Lot for So le.
gtiiE undersigned offers for Ills Bonsai and LO
,on 3,1a1n street, in Elkland, Pa:, at a.very.low.prica
Said lot contains one-half acre, and is under good cal
tivation. Nor term', Sc., apply to th e subiszriner.
Zindandt We.. Wei? 1.871-1:. 848C408.
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DEERFIELD, PA
WALKER & LATHROP,
vr•vitS lii•
HARDWARE. IRON, STEEL, NAILS,
STOVES, TIN-WARE, iIEXTINCI,
SAWS, CUTLET, WATER
, LI3I AtTRIuuLTURAL
IMPLEMENTS,
HARNESSES, SADDLES, ,tc
LIVERY STABLE.
Li've6 ,, for Hire,
Jewelry Store
Silver and Plated-Ware.
El 70) J.LLE, TIOGA CO., PA.
Life, Fire, ,and Accidental
AS:iiTS OVER $24,000,011)
Assrzs or COX:PA:S=3
RE!
W ELLS [30R0,-
isho'hni - long been -esltablisbei3
In the Jewelry businees in
WellsborO, has always for sale,
555 _
Yaktiflus kinds and irricei"ov
kNIERICAN WATCHES,
C A S I•
WHOLESALE DIN STORE.
: Haiti N..Y.
fIIV EnIINNDMrniCEInN"nt fril.itftrEtTAVl&ES,
in ll ia E m 8 CCOCO O
Afl4
ELM:MING EX
_ .TRACTS.
KEROSENE LAMPS,
PATENT DIEDICENES, BOCUESTER 4 es,ps u
IKEAY AND tuk t oaiNG 1, Et- ,
r u n up, , Tg ffl iv WIN. o t,„
If
-6E st DEEP, coLoRB,
AGENTS FOB matVrs
& CO'S BEFENTED
' Sold at wholesale Prices, Buyers are requested
call and get quotationt before quills flutter 4tist.
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Jan. I, 1872,1 . W. B. TERBELL & 00
~ -, 3 .1 i 1ii. ~A*iii-Ele4oii,
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4
!TM AND' COPPER WilißE;
Parlor, Cook and Office
y--
Table atiii Poe
CARRIAGIp TRIMMINGS;
C# IIN S AND. A HRUNITION,
Jewelry,
Petroleum Fluid,
(the beat light 14 the world) sad every article connected
with the
Aoy's Blo:k. south side of Alain street, next door to
C. C. Slathers.
1872. .J. ANDZEISta. afikENT.
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P'.l7
$21,1,248,847 64
WOO 791E0
- Head Quarters
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Drugs and Medicines,
PAINTS, OILS. VARNISIIFB, GLASS. PUTTY.
LIME, AND 'ALL STYLES OF MISSES, &o.
4aroo TO HEAD QUARTERS:MR.IM
Choice Liguori, .Cigars,
3134=0013C.8. -
Beligicms. Historleal, Alednuil, Legal. Blank or School.
N. B. A. MI assortment of the latter. Also, any ex
cellent assortment of •
ALBUMS. MIRRORS. PICTURE PRAMES,
STATIONERY, CORDS AND TASSELS,
• . he., he..
C)43431 . 100.
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On Teo. Sugars, Coffee. Scp, hi*sieff, Rice , Spaces,
Soda, etc,„ we will not be eaten 431,W1ce u r qua/10.—
We Will sell choice Teas by oober nip by the
Del, at as low figures as the amp can be bought at
this aide of New York,
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- • P. S. TRY DIM 1 SISTI4LING TEA
a. FOLEY
(LAMPS, CHANDELmtm'Arki.4,-'we.•
otitis =tweet styles. atiel lainwcatlmiailtOitat;
7/414, and:: Toilet
PEEtFIIMERY, TOILET SOAPS, POMADES.
BRUSHES. &c., LIKEWISE CUT
LERY AANDND JEWELRY. WIMPS
LAMES.
Ws bold twouty.desizsidoAso lots for id* to Ow
•ootitridwt Of thelotiarl snit will ids* WO ,soonorat,
roisoublo ntea.
N. D. Dr. W. W. Webb bar his ogles in oar store,
whiny he_oaws be consulted for advice or treatment.
Jan. N.MIT/NOS 4 CALM .
q ..
AO* NT,
Dealer "
at kinds,
-v ;
Stoves
for wood. or
et Cutlery,
FARMING TOOLS '
of all kLthic
Hardware Trade,
(Pi4ent or otherwile)—Also for
and TOBACCO. Also for
O. W. VItc.EtTON
PRESIQN:C
lllri
IRON FOUNDERS 8. MACHINISTS,
I=
Mil
STEAM - ENGINES - ;. AND- . BOILERS
•
eirvathip;' , Vapi cuiert'.4J4ley - 84th .41i14,,.11140, ilery,fgr
11 aPiRfPf$4 Shafting, Getaiing a4Fcl,
,Castinis Qf
--,ef,erffile:scrip4ort Trok, aric lass.-
pro and at reascnaable saws.
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MEM
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MMI
Cheap One-Price., Cash. Store, •
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
DRY' - GOODS, LADiENDRESS GOODS, A.LAPACAS,
' WOOL DELAINES,ORATES; EM
Fancy Cassimeres, Ready-Made Clothing, Ha
se- I tome marked them down to very LOW prices for cash. Now la the time to oecoure
Clothing cut and made to order, auks pertiet et guaranteed.
June 1. 1872
ME
The Largeit Establishment in Northern
J'011"M Pt. Pl...lllNtalli
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1:1 1 AVING redline. for buying and haudibig large quantities oNoWs enables them to offer them at the
lowest 4pbblug prices. In our retail department Goods 10 sad at a small advance over wholesale
s. A stock of
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STONH, RHODB ISLAND IND, MUIR LIMB,
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GLASS, ALL
I SIZFANSW A.NDIIM Veg. PA r . ALL Mahn AZID
Transfer Ornaments, Sisining !Pencils
• full lias of all alum of pond aypatatgt4la , ow inielrasas kept la Mock.
Jaal. 187%
RENE
47.;;10 , ,natttris. Dr. -sr.,.
itisyrAcTinars or
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2 Union wcl lbboro.
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William WUou
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has iluit ra °dyed lab of
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DERN% dm.
po ot a and Shoes.
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Cali and see the pilaf" of
0,0, Nit.THERSIg-
WHOLBEL•LIC AND RE1T.146
EIRTIGIST
and Brushes for Carriage and
%utter Oras,itu enillug•
HEERMANS
'snob as
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w Goods at
111
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ow. nountAlts.
lila Cut th•
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ME
OELTNS,
EM
s,° Caps,
ood bargains:
WILSON.
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JOSH a; Pgaws.,
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lartiaEs9u.sa „
...mutant Yas tt Injeuttirt
this.instrunzentrle aapecialy, deeigned for the per.
feet uppkation of /-.,t . , t ~' .
OR. ,SACketi CATARRH- REMEDY.
.It IN illB iinly.form of inttrothent yet iti feilteil - with
!.s. Lit tr 11 uol /medicine co ti ; be - carried ioji4' up awl
krfectly,applieit to all parte of, the allected.o as ii pas •
sages, aukt the eh /whore or cavities Comaititio.ating
therowithiin .4 , bleb sorea and Ulcers frequently eziat,
and from tv liich therinatat rhal discharge generally
proceetbt. 'fur want of euecess in treating catarrh ,
Leritoture bike arisen largely from the impossibility
of applying remedies tetiteae cavities and chainbens
byany. elf the ordinary. method*. Thie ofistaele in
the.way - of 'enacting Inires is entirely, arercome by
thoi; itiveutitia of ttaiDonclie. In nab* this inatrti
nle4 the Fluid IS'carded by Its Ownateight Incl snuffing,
'forcing or pumping being. re9uiredirup ene nostril in a
fuIIO4#9WIPIR errrittn! la 00 higliest.portion of
the .passages, pees into and thoroughly
cleanses the tubes d'chambersi connected there.
with, and f 19 8 ,8 out the eimbslts nastril Its use is
Pte
and eo p 8 that's enild'eauld understand
it. ...Vali au xialitilt ditesittonsaccompany each
inattilei n - •I bun USed Viith.taita Instrument, Dr.
thige'ti , ' Mir • Remedy' cures - recent attacks 01
" eolt, 111 - the, lilleadlor by a fere apPlfeat ions.
it ymptosna 'of colturth, Frequent head ache,
discharge falling into, throe, immei i 'lkea pi ofuse,
watery, thick mucus, rputulent :offensive, &c. In
Others adrytterukdry. watery, weak °rim:lamed eyes,
itopPlrig up or obstruction °fau:al passages, ring.
tug in ears, deafooss,'lta wk lug and coughing to clear
throat, , tileerations, slabs froMuiceie, tutee alter/id,
twat twang, olibusit et bronth, +repaired or, total de,
piyation of sense of emelt and taste, dizziness, men
tal depression - , lons of appetite, indigestion, enlarged
tonight, tiekhos - cwigh ac. Only a fey: of these
dynipMnas aro likely to by present in any case at
One tune. . ' '
1 . Lir. 1 , "vie Catarrh 'Remedy, wizen aced with
Dr. , Plexcea hsuida .1).8114 he, and accompanied
with 2 eoustituttimal,treaturent which is recom.
Mond the pamphlet, that wraps ouch , bottle of
/
the Re y - , is 9 perfect specific for this loathsome
disease, end the proprieter , otet%, 19 good faith,
rap4li) it•Witurd Ter a case' he iannot cure. The
4 Istailda,a4 pleasant to i.ise, containing no
Stswirst or c4estle. - arugs ar pelsena. - . The Catarrh
Remedy Is sold title cents. Douche at fie cents. by
all bruggtos. oi• either will los mailed 1.13 proprie
tor-ea retie it of LSO cents. . , , .
. ' it, Y. ra,zaack, Pl. b.,
•• - ' Sole Proprietor.
,
. :'. ' ' , ' .- ' IFC'EIf.IL.I,I, :..i. Y.
Inns 26, 18.72, got-if . , •
MERORANT TAILORING !
a r- 1 SORGE WAGI4Sit, has just received a superb as
tiortpacut of all ideds of
CLOTHS
for gentlemen's
COARSE 8E FINE CLOTIIING
and Is prepared to manufacture In the BEST STELE,
and ou the shortest notice. Persons wanting Clothing
will please drop in and see my stock. Good Errs and
the best of work guaranteed.
Jan. 1.1.872-Ip..GEO. WAGR-Eft.
- Tioga Marble. Works,
glt d Bttn n e o . w at ir d e firon ed um to on ex t: c oTe e lf ,: i l er orz,
TRl cr u e n f d or ert
Italian, or Rutland Marble,
of the latest style and approved Workmanship and with
dieatd. lekeet Onsta fly hantb kindsof lalrble
and wll Lie to suit all who m ay favor , him with
their °Maks, on as reasonable terms as odn bo,obtalned
in the country:
FRANK ADAMS.
Jan. 1.1j172.
MILT-ii:/%71E14:12 - 1
AND
Ladies' Furnishing Goods
TO SUIT EVERYBODY, AT
Iffits• A. B. GRAVES' EMPORIUM OF FASHION
DI in the Cone House Store. A large Brock of Ct°Ode
Just received and will be sold cheap.
Mini. M. E. KIMBALL will have charge of the Millin
ery department, and will be glad to see her old friends
and now ones at all times. Drop in and ace our new
store.
Dec. 13, 141-Iy. MRS. A. B. GRAVES.
ATOLES, 'ROBINSON & CO.,
(Suczeseors to J. R. Barker,)
Dealers in
• "'
Dry cr
of every description.
CHOICE GROCERIES .
in abundance. , all kinds and fresh.
Thapublio la cordially invited to call and look through
our large stock, as we are sellhi4 at low figures for
ready pay. we shill receive
NEW GOODS
constantly from jibe city to keep our assortment full
and complete. ,
TOLES, ROBINSON & CO.
July 10, 1872,,
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.
Tilsubscriber offers for sale his- real estate in the
s E outhwestern part of the borough, to suit purcha
sers, A portion of the premises is nicely situated to
cut up into Village lots, and Pasture and timber lots.
The portion Mrterelti With timber is well wooded with
bad-wood and hemlock. The large lot on which he
resides Will be ebld off in , village lots. %inhaling his
resides cj ROBERT KELSEY.
June 12. 1.572-4 Sm.
New Cabitiet Store !
Vtxader9igahas b
ieat cabinet b C ird l i e n a g, a on Main S tile t a :.p e :
posit. Dartt's Wag= shop. for the tale or
Cabinet
of all Mudd, such as • •
Bed .Sets,, Bureaus Bedstea",
Chairsyl ! ourigs Exten,sion
. and other .Tables, What
JV'ots, Hat Rack
and Many other things, which will be sold loa - er than
the lowest. He invites all to take a look et his goods
before Purchasing elsewhere. -
Remember the place—opposite Dartt's Wagon Shop,
West Main Street.
M. L. sncumi, Agent.
, Aug. 14, 1872.
Invalids Don't Despair.
Thousands have found relief,
and thousands will turn to this
me sine; after exhausting their purses anti patience
in search of health.
Giddiness Of the head, dullness of the mind, fcetid
breath, coated tongue., loss of, appetite, pains and
weakness In the stomach, enlargement of the liver,
yellowness of the skin. constant fever and thirSt, with
a total diareliah for business, pleasure, or any kind of
employment. FAHBNEY'S PANACEA, if taken and
persevered in for a few:days, will remove this whole
class of symptoms. The fluids of the body become
pure, the mind clear, the stomach strengthened, the
tongue clean, the appetite imptoved, and the whole
system so benefltted that disease, In bad weather, la
less liable to afflict you.
. }4
1 DR. P. FARRN EY'S ~..
__,--.
Celebrated Blood Allkee l nser or Panacea.
As a medicine for childreiethe panacea Is, in every
way, calculated to take the'place of the endless variety
of drugs which are annually - sold for that purpose,
and which WV often very injurious. A medicine which
'possesses the qualities of a cathartic as well as a mild
alterative. and which is capable of arresting disease
Without the least injury to the child, is of incalculable
valve to every mother. As a cathartic it is rev wee.
live, yet it noes not, if given in proper quantities,
cause nausea or (*tress in the stomach or bowels.—
It 19 very pleasant to the taste, which is a very impor
tant feature tia a medicine fur children. As a pre-vent
ire of disease it is unprecedented. as it acts directly
upon the digestive organs and the blood. In all aerof
oil:ma diseases it is tho most effective medicine ever
offered to the public, and if given regularly, and per
severingly those eruptive diseases so common to chil
dren may be entirely eradicated.
- Prepared by P. rahrney's Erns. & Co., Waynesboro,
Penns Ivania, and Dr. P. FAIIHNEY, North Dearborn
street, Chicago. Price 11 25 pet -
bottle, for gale by , wholesale and •
retail dealets , if.nd by Hastings a 1 ,,
$, WeUeboro, Pa, • n
.
21. IE2 T -61:4, „
and lea the "ICING" of tiewlog Idsohittee•
on exibiticre at A. B. Feetteen's end hear the mlebtat-'
tot"Estgy ()rout.", Wisher% 11412t4; 7244 -
iwwu , kw‘ftiwwot
.„ .
'NG Person .ctus take these Bitters accoi
log .to directions; :and remain long unwell, per
them bonetcare not destroyed by minetal poisr
means, and the vital organs wasted hey/int.
of repair. - • ' -
Dys_pepsia or Indigestion. eadathe, Pain
in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightne : of the Chest, Di 7.
ziness, Sour Eructations of t Stella:lel), Bad Titste
in the Mouth, Bilious asks, Palpitation of the
Heart,'lnflartimation of to 1 ungs, Pain in the regions
of the Kidneys; and =died other rtinful symptoms,
are the offspro; - of Dyspepsia. In hese complaints
it has no ego , one boat( will pro e a Letter guar
antee of it merits than a lengthy adv rthement.
Fort r entale Comp' 'into, n young or old,
ma led or single, at the dawn of tvo, anhood, or the
Attm of life, these Took 'Bitters displaY so decided an
influence that a marked impiovement ia .SOOll percep
tible.
For Inflammatory and Chronic Rheu
matism and Gout, Bilious, Remittent mod Inter
mittent Fevers,..-Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys
and Bladder, these Bitters have no equal. Such Dis
eases are caused by-Vitiated Blood, which is generally
produced by derangement of the Digestive Organs.
They are a Gentle Purgatite 'as well as
a Tonic, possessing also the peculiar merit of acting
is a powerful agent in reiining Congestion or Iptlam
inationef the Liver and Visceral Organs, and in Bilious
Diseases., , , I ._
For Skin Diseases Eruptions, Tettee, Sali
Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pirriples, Pustules, Boni, Car
buncles, Ring-worms, Scald-Head, Sore Eyes, , Fry
sipelasrltch, Scuds, Disco:orations of the Skin, Hu ma
and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name or nit le,
are literally dug up and carried out of the systein
short time lsy the use of these Bitters
Gratefd.l Thousands proclaim VINSGA IT
rims the most wonderful Invigorant that ever sustained
!the sinking system. I
J.WALKER, Prop'r. U. 11. 311cD01.11A VD di CO..
Druggists and Gen, Agts., San Francisco, Cal..
andcbr.of Washington and Charlton Sts., New York.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
21,.
A CERTAIN Cl RE roil
SeatitdCongb, incipient Cousarnr,tion, Cold;, of
Blood, intlamination Ottße Lc n 69. C4turrlt. not.- ,
ohltis, Croup, Wliooping Cough. ,
Pains in Breast or Side. 1.),) apopsia. Juan- '
dice. Dizzinet..3.
L...ss of AppUtite. rcv,..r and
• 'lndigestion. LIN er Complaint,,Bit.tr- •
hoes. and all Dizear , :s of the
Stomach and Liver.
Wit IL Gregg 01 Co"
\W'holesale Drugs fists,
Elmira, N. V.,
Sole d g trtl, and to v,tioni all orcif addrcZa
ed.-13/11..F0n FILECT WOlistOio. Frs.
PRICE,
auue 12, 1872-Iy.)
,e7nrirsic I tarsi
ItAISS H. W. TODD has removed her Music Store to
M. the late residence of Lauer Bache., opFesile Vau
Horn's Hotel. Steinway and othe}• , • ,
I J
. 1
3E 31 1 Etri c) as
for sale very cheap. Al , lO, MASON if A7111.1N
CABINET ORGANS.
OLD INRTIIMILNTS. TAIZEN IN EACIIAN(IE
A I r rge Btoyk of NEW 'Ali'Ftli.'3ll , 4 cc ViVl'd
LESSONS giveti on the Piano, Oriau l , and in Sing
ing. An opportunity for practice afforded to those
who may desire it. w. 'OW).
Jan. 1. 1872-tt.
HARDWARE !
LUTZ & KOULER,
11
I
Tr APING o ened a first-class Hardware Eicrie It
I.l_ Mansfield, opposite Pitts Bros., on Main Street,
respectfully InVite their friends and the public in gen
eral to give them a call. They guarantee eatisfiction
to all cases. Taeir stock consists of
HARDWARE( .
KETTLES, STOVES, TIN-WARE, NAILS,
IR 1 , 1, BENT WORK, SPOKES, HUBS,
OYU& RAJ, IMPLEMENTS,
• CHU N POWERS, &c
I
and a gen 1 line o Goods, second to none In the
country, a the lowest cash prices.
They ere also agents for the KIRBY MOWER, ITH•
4CA, WirgLL RAKE, ARNOLD LIOReE FORE, AliD
HAS CARRIER.
NV. G. Kurz, 0 1
Fnamt. onz.rn. r
azusiteld, Jan: 1, 1872
'Furniture anti Undertaking.
Vin Horn Si Chandler,
(Successors to B. T: Van Rom) -
AVE now on exhibition and sale at the old place,
the largest and most complete stock of •
E AND COMMON FIIENIt ETRE
,a found In Northern Pennsylvania, consisting ( f
FINE PARLOR AND 071.0113 ER SUITS,
SOFAS, COUOIIIIS, TETI:-A-TETES,
ABBLE AND WOOD TOP CENTER TABLES,
HAT RACKS, FANCY CHAIRS, MIRRORS,
OVAL AND SQUARE FRAMES, BRACK
ETS, PURE No. 1 HAIR MA.TTRASS
ES, HUSK & EXCELSIOR MAT
TRASSES,
a thll stock of the common goods usually found iii
rat-class establiithment. The above goods are largi•
.f their own manufacture, and satisfaction is guar.
ed bath as to quality and price. They sell the
TV oven Wire Mattrass
most popular spring bed sold; also the Tucker
ng Bed that has been on trial for 17 years and giv.
universal satisfaction. Our
Coffin RoOm
•
stipplied with all sizes of the Excelsior Casket, a neu
tl beautiful style of burial case, together with other
tide of foreign and home manufacture, with Win
ing's to match. They will make undertaking a spec
ify in their business, and any needing their servt es
be attended to promptly, and at satisfactory char.
s. Odd pieces of Furniture made, and Turning
'kinds done with neatness and dispatch.
an. 10,1872. • VAN HORN' & CHANDLER
_ ...-. •
, • tlat
To IVHOII IT DIAN' CONCERN.—Having concluded
lam entitled to a little rest atter nearly 40 years close
application to business, I ha re passed over the fern!.
to e business to "the. Boys" as per above advertise
m nt, and take this method of aekiiig for them the
sa e liberal patronage as has been extended to me.-
11IY books may be-found at the old place for settlement
.Tan. 10. 1R62. 8.'2. CAN HORN.
t
Town Lots for Sale.
subscribei offers the village front of his facto
T
for sale in quantities to suit purchasers. and at
lprices to make it an object for investment. These
ands lie finely for Tillage leis, and a portion of them
cannot be excelled for manufacturing purposes.—
They fie immediately on the extension of eratit,
Pearl and Walnut streets, and south of Second Avenue.
-•- • • .
They 'will be sold In lots or larger quantities to suit
Ms wants of purchasers. • • t•
,767412, Vii 72,0413. ' • 3 13. T. TIZLIZT..
.
point
e World's !Polio
I
runly vet c tut.l. i.?„l'
Fv77,7 4
P.ET: FLO \ I .1 " . ,, , (<1 It a .
LORIMER'S
r '
UTerM,Z;vlPrki )
AR BITTERS
MI
LUTZ .!: ZOHLER
===Za=effMMl
to ,
RADWA_Y'S READY RELIEF
CORmS TUE 'WORST Pa.lN6'
in from One to Twenty Minutee,
NOT ONE HOUR
otter reading this itilVertisernent need aro' 04:
1 140IFFER IS` TN PAIN.
IIADWAY
E S ISEADY - RELIEF IS A , Cl.7ltE Fon
VERY PAIN.
It was the Cut and IA
rrlie Only Vain iterned;v
that instantly stops the most excruciating pains, alit)
i n tLuaruationa, and mirea.'eunyettlons, whetter
Lungs, 'Stomach, lictwas or ctfier glands or org,
eattou
°U6
a IV II PIIO3,I ONE TO T WENT—
no matter how triolcut or excrucit
ILFIEUAIATIO, Sed.rldden, Intlrnt.
neuralgic, or grostrated with m
RADWAY'"
INFLAmar
INF
RELIES
.._,ANT
12111 i EII)NEYS,
OF
, THE BLADOEI:.
OF THE ROWELS.
CONGESTION 1)F THE Erc %.3
THROAT; DIFFIcELT '
PALPITATION OF THE HI:ALL'
lIYSTERICI3,ICROUP, DIPHTHERIA.
CATARRH, INFLUE - 7 ,
HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE,
NEURALGIA, lIIIEL - 11A.TP,'I
COLD CHILLS, AOLYE, CHILLS.
The application of the 'Bendy Relief lq th 2"
,
parts where the pain or tlltllculty ealits •v• ill aftu .
C
anticomfort.
_ .
Twenty drops In half a tumbler of n ater will in rt
InOnlenti Me CRAMPS I,PASIIS. SLUR Wrom Mj
HEARTBURN, SICK' HEADACRE, DIARRHEA'
DYSENTERY, COLIC. WLND 111 E. Bo W L
and all INTERNAL PAINS.
• _
- .
Travelers should aiwerys care' a tottle of netl • .
. %tat a
Itently Retie! with them. A few dal ,in .. de, ..., I
prevent , stet:tie-as or pains from Chain., Li v ...I, L i ~
' better than French Brandy or Bitters us a otriam., I
. 1 FEVEII AND AGUE
FEVE.R AND ACM . ..cured for fifty tellti. nil: I.
not a remedial .agent In this 'World that will mire F... , e
and Ague and, all other :,...I.thulous, Bilious, 1i.2.a1, , t, ; ,
1
~hohl Y llow, and other }Tress (aided by D.A.1 , 11'2,y
PILLS) CI quick as lt A D W...kY'ri itE AI, If hEL.I i't
a old
Fifty C/ s per bottle. hby Druggitte.
.
1
i
1 HEALTH 1 BEAUTY ! , I.
f.;THONO AND PUDE RICH 'III,OOD—TN - ent_l,l-
OF FLESH AND W IGHT—CLEAR SKIN AM;
HDA.UTIF ?T. COSII'LEXION SECURED TO ALL.
._.........._ •
, -
DFLH RADWAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
lIA'A MADEiTHE MOST ASTONISHING CURE: • '
su etaeß7 'SO RAPID ARE THE CIIANuE;
THE Bout . I:NI)EitOOES, UNDER. 'nil: 1!
FLUENCH OF , TI.IIS -. TRELY WONDLIIi I L
IIEDICINE, THAT , . .-
.
Every Day an Increase in Flesii
' and Weight is Seen and Felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,
Ercrp drop of the EAB.•••.1 BLOO D
RI - brit:V.
~
,ENT Otthnitnt catee thru ii -I'&
Ilio6d, Sweat, Cie,
and other fluid arid in' . - of the 'systems the view' Qt 1.....„
for It repahe te Ar 3a of the hody with hew hild a ...., d
material, Ect j a, kypiiiiir, I. r ustiroptien, GI - .r
o.l.leaSe, Ulcer In the Tim:at, 31noth, lumois, Node, in
tne Glands - tei . d other I...ris of the ~3 i.rtn, sure Es e...
Stautuotrs DI charg.s Soul the Ears, and the . ....,t
forret - of SU. di.e.,sel, Etuptions, krver cures, 5..,.1.1.
_lead, Bing IS. tm, 'Salt Ill:113/.. iiiy_tipelas,'Aci.e, ht.....,r.
ots,- Worm It. the 1 . 1.,11, l'ntiMit - , - Caneers in tne.
Womb, and el wealte..lr.g mid paintut di:., - ,Latges* Nigi :
Sweats, Loss of Sperm, anti all wrotes of the lite'prinet.
pie, are within the curative range'.. OM -.wider of ,Mo.:-
ern Chemistry. rut a few days' We Mull p 5005 to :t;,y
person using , It for either of these Ennis of di eii.2 its
potent pc:recto cure them, ,
If the patient, dully becomin7 reduced by the watt(' 3
and decomposttion that Is enniiim illy proartssin, 5 , ...
vccds In art esting these wuttes, and {Taus the s..ri c'..o 1
' new materiel made from lanithy “hlr.,nd—and this toe
' SARSAPAEILLIAN will lint dots serum.
Not only deer 111 c Eti73SAC,4I.II.ILLIAZ: Rztovatlrr t-,,,1
all known remedial agents tot se vise of rlit (dile, hen.fi l .
lons, Constitutional, and Skint:iv. es ; Ile tit Is thark..;
positive cure fur
•
1
-Kidney ieic Biadil Coinplaiats,
uenisk, nnavf:mb diseases, •r, ;cl, Diabetes, D...,,, ,
Stoppage of A'ater, - Iteoutila.i , :e f Urine, firlghis'il.,
ease, Albuminnria. and iiitil , c where there are b:1.1:
dust deposits, or the water Is h 1. - 4.cluinty, :nixed '.airs:
substances like the White of an vg , Or threada--oo -;
silk. or there Is a.' morbid, dark', ,)itous appearat - --. AL
- white bone-dust deposits, awl when there Is a I,li, r. le:,
burning sensation When 1,a , .:1r,g wattr, and 1... n la - v..:
Smell of the Back: and atom; the Lolu3„ Price, era',
WORIVIS,—The only known rini rare Ileme:l7
for Worm,:—.l . l7t, Tupc, cu...
`hr tremor- of 12 Years' Growth
Cured by Radcray's ReSOlVelit.
I ' L , r7-LY. 111:,:3+.,Ja1y If. isO.
• Da 11/..ev,••,47:—1 kw:el:ad Ovarian Tutor in the ovaritt a-1
' is wet:. /xll the Doctors said" there svas no Coup far it.",l t rt, I
:eery this that vas recotrancedsi :,I.llt nothing belpedlnt. I
taw tcar Resolver:band insight 1 5.<1.111 try it; halt:4l3:o him
is It: because I hail. tattered for tredve years. 1 too six latti.s
' of the ReY:Waut. and on, lox of Itails,t)*3 rill:, red tout Le:.
trot of go-1r Raid.: Relief ; end taco is ~, t n stort at ts.-s-e t- se
tun cc fat, and I feel betters smarter, nod talipist than 1 is :
for tsrelre ys.ars. Too Worst terror . ..At la the loft si i.s et It :
bowel:, over the ereia. I ,rite into t 5 ',au for the [........1.; at
others. Yea eta pabiirh it if you tic ;;c.
'HANNAH P. E.:CAPP.
iliFt. RALOWATS
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS,
.
perferttly tasteless ' ele gantly coated with zwcat gin.
purge. regulate, purify - , cleanse, an I strengthen. ani'
Fag's Pills, for the cure of nli disorders of the Stoma.!:
Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder. Nervous Dise 15 , .3,
1
Headache, , Constipation. - CoAlv nen,. Intliircitnr.
Dyspe,sLt, Biliousnlus, Dillow; Fe -er, Inflammation ^'
the Lio‘irels, Piles-al - 4 art Derangemet t_satl.Fll.lcrnal 1-t:
cent. Warranted to effect a pociUre sum Forely Vezcts.
ble, containing no mercury, minerclit or delcteriotte Jr; z - .
gar' Observe the following sym tens fositilic r i, I,_•:.
Disorders of the Digestive Organs: ,
Constipation, Inward Pilo, Folks:its c t 04 ftl,-,11, tie If:11,
Acidity of the Stomach, NAWell, Mari octt, 1 , ,,,,t ,-1 f tat
Fullness or Weight in the StOITI2OI, Soi.q E., W 1... SUILF, ,
Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach, S t tII/MILZ .1 it, Iles I.
Berried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttermg at toe treat Choi ice
Cr Suffocating Sensations when in a Lyme Po:twe," Litre,, el Vision, DOl5 or Webs before the Si..itt, Fitt, and Pl.ll Ph.n il
the bead, Deficiency of Pet>pirattet., Yell , 014 a, ol it, 0'..,
and Eyes ,
_ Pain In the Sole, Oleo, I .a.,la, ani 1,11,, Fla , h_i
B
Heat, Bathing In the Flesh.
VA few doses of RADWAY'S ALLS. v.iii lice ti, s
ten, froiunil the above.inimesl iikonielz. Pura, ~ cans
per box. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS
READ "FALSE AND Trtij '." Seer sue I, tkr
atrinip to RADWAY & CO., No. 87 iii.‘ideli 1... he, Nev.
Yuck. information worth thou Sails Win re sent yea.
May 29. 1872-sly.-
wiclinitm elk RR
TIOOA, FA
Ilare ree iveil and an , tiriw offering, for .2,11 i, all Ilk:
is test QiyleA I
1
Jets
Ineltuluig Jainanoae and fancy Silks. Pon
Ilns, Silk yeloures.l Pore Moliairs, Grenatinie;,
Tainiae and Henrietta Choirs, Alpactia, Lyon
Suiting; r Striped and plain.
Popl
ins, Japanese
W 3911 Poplins, Seersuckers, Cre
kris Cambrte, ci ape Moretz, Qrgin,
Stittainta Hutt Es, Alas-
It /...",attettri. Per. ales,
Itiques, Striped und
Chcrre Chau.linty,
Su ipc d and p ,
touneg, P
.1" es,
Scotch Ginghanzs,
French;
tiler with a firroessortmeut of
Cloth
s and,C qssimeres,
- '
Xotions, Hosiery
and Domestics.
Our stock of I,,Lite.s . fuel Scarfs aannot be. ex
Qc:11.:(1 li l t ler a 4 ree;a1..1.4 , 0441t1y Or
and Caps
in 01411 , 3 a ar:e.ty,
Ilopiv oh 4 Shrirs,
•
the finest and i cearseat , the ! heapeqt nll.llllOO Et; 0..11,
the hest and most servic 1ile• to be tonna in ei ,
matkut. ',.
If anybOd'y }cants a null 1 • clothes, their tie—t mi.
portent duty ih to look throuzli our sto‘ 1: of
, 1
Rently-Airatle Clothing.
.
buy au outfit and aari• their
•Ccopets, Oil Cloths and
I .41-attind
on haul to he'eohl ut the mo.A t,litctortuble
Next cotneu a fullllno of
I=
Gro;cei.i6l,9, CPO clee7V, and
frdoden, Ware
at rates to suit -even he most partieulsr yore!, wter --
,Just come and see li W much you can save by li)/111_,, ,
I ,
where goods are soli right.
l'ioga, May 15,1872. WICIill t Nl' & P.lllll. ._
HARNESS SHOP
,
NA LE, Nyould sal:- to hie friend , ' thAt
N„,X. Harness Shop Is constantly stocked with
Heavy and Light Harnesses,
made In a , substantial manner, and offered at prices
that cannot fail to suit.
The best workman employed, and none but the beet
Material need.'
Repairing done on short notice, and in the best null
ner. Call and nee. •
Jan' 1, 10241% Qth. SP. 1.4174;
MEI
k, 11,
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