There, In its cool and quiet bed..
She met her burden Berm and fled:
Nor flung, all eager to escape, '
One glance upon the perfect shape
That lay, still warm and fresh and fair,
But motionless and tokindless, there.'
- • •
No human eye had.marked.her.piaa, ,
Across the linden.shadowed (MUM
Ere yet the mluster clock chimed seven:
Only the innocent birds of heaven—
Tfie Magpie, and the rook, whose nest
Swings as the elm tree Waves his crest—
Mgt the lithe cricket, and the hoar
huge-limbed hound that guards the door
ked on, when, as a summer wind
T t , Pawling, loaves no trace behind.
All unappareled. barefoot all. , „
she ran to that old ruined wall,
To leave upon the chill, dank earth.
(For eh! she never know its worth,)
Mid hemlock rank, and fern, and ling,
sad dews of night, that precious thing!
laid there it intht have lain forlorn,
rrom morn till eve, from eve till morn.
ttut that, by some wild impulse led., -
The Mother, ere she turned and ged,
One anomeut stood erect and high;
Then poured into the silent aky
A cry so Jubilant, so strange,
That Alice—as she strove to 'range
Her rebel ringlets in her glass— ,
Splang up and gazed across the grass;
Shook back those curls ao fair to see,
Clapped her soft hands in childish Moe,
And shrieked—her sweet face all aglow,
Her very limbs with rapture slinking—
Sly ben has laid an egg, I know; •
And • , ly hear the 1:10i110 she's making!"
LITRIGITtrRE AND ART.
Of course Franc has
.an almanac anti
Prussian for 1918. v' " '
A poetess of Terre Haute 1..k,A010k the re
cent Presibentlal canvass into an epic:. ,
The works of Loa; Figuier have thus far
been translated into six languages.
"London Mixture" is the curious title of
the Christmas number of Good Things.
Disraeli says: "Every production 'of
genius must be the production of enthusiasm.
A London paper says a-new novel may be
expbcted in the course of the season by Mr.
.Shirley Brocip,
Pialin de Persigny, No.poleOu's_bosom
friend has 'left memoirs, 'which ';his son is
preparing for publication. '' ' '. • ' '
Rev. Samuel Johnson has the second vol-
V
umellt "Odom 1 Re igions In Persia and
China" well un _r ay.
Mi. T. Cotnbe. Oiford, England, has
given to the nuiVersity of that city a value- ,
ble collection of pre-Haphelite -paintings.
James Russell Low.ell'a Itiunatous, poain,
"The Courtitir lies*been illtistinted in -ail-
bouette by Winslow Homer, and Issued as a
gift book.,
.
the wife of .A. 51. Griswold, the "Fat con
tributor," lies dangeronaly ill at Milan,
whither she Nsilit to - attend the de/lain opera
of. an only e‘iglif. : " • , . i
• In removing the whitewash fkomthe walls
of the old post office at Fribourg state fine
old fresco paintings were discovered. These
aws ' attributed to gol . bein.. , .
' Many fine fragments of statues have been
discovered in making excavations at the
tro Pretoria, Rome. They include a
\ it va
of Juno and the chief portion of a
' V al. • • ' '
Dr. C. M. Ingerly has in press in England
a .workentitled;"Shakespeare'erayselliung
by the Poets of a Cenitirle," being a com
plete eatena of song allueions to our great
bard. ..
. A wiry IMPorymtvietUre haa lately Come
• to light in ladston:* It is *by - Bartolortieb
Pusserottl, 'a noted Bolonguese engraver
who died in 1892, and is a portrait of the
artist himself,: : .
seven thousand one hundred and fifty
thalers (about ?t3 1 000) were paid for a twen
ty-four page printed book by the British
Xuseum Library. The book was the "Are
Moriendi," recently without date, but print
ed A. D. 1450. -
The folio has so far disappeared that
hardly. any thing is now published in that
:nape in England except Bluebooks, and
the folio editione, even of the best writers of
the last century, aii Sold . in the shops for a
bout the price of waste paper.
Mrs. Henry Wood's last novel, "Within
the Maze," gets rather rough handling at
tine hands of the , English literary reviews.
But it is quite all readable as her other works
whereof Feterion & Brothers, of Philadel•
phis, publish the startling number of twen
tysit
- A Mr. Welker lately read before the Brit
ish Association, at Brighton, a paper
.on
"Dinitrobornhenzine," which, to quote the
local report, was - full of such words as mo
nonitromonobrombenzine, and metamoni
tromonobrombenzen, and therefor not cal
culated for light zaading.
The new editiori of Dr. Burton Hill's His
tore of Scotland, which has been largely re
written by him and is almost ready, pays
particular attention to the results of recent
discovery in tegait to 'stone and - bronze ages
inDenmark and Norway, and now' embraces
a period of 1,700 years.
Mr. Robert Browning is at work on a new
poem, and, a London paper tells us, has
been fore wearing dinner parties of late, in
order to write the more diligently--a real
ensues'f se •denial, for the author of "Para
" and , "Fifine" loves the feast of rea.
eon and flow `of Soul which are to be had at
good houses.
TheAthena= suggests that when the for
critea dgegates to the F ree Trade Congress;
cawed
y.,,the` Cobden Club for neatsum
mer—manff 'Whom will be literary men=
are assembled , in London, perhaps it maybe
possible to make a fresh move..in the direc
tion of international copyright and of mat
form international . postage. . s.
,"Long 4g&' is the title of a nett/English
mOnthly,o be..devoted to popular antiqui
ties, with :depaFtments for reports of .ar
ehteological societies, researches, &c. The
principal feature,
,however, IS to be s series
of original articles, by well known writers
on manners, - chstoms, and literary 'political,
and social-life of .the ."olden
Mr. S. LFlldes„the young artist who at
tracted Mr. Dickens' notice and was en
gaged by him to', illustrate "Edwin Drood„
has recently :completed •an idyllic picture
which Linden - critics aver has raised him
to high rank in his - art. It is called "Fair,
Quiet, and Sweet Rest,"and was inspired by ,
passage4n.Tennyson's "Lotus Eaters."
The Corni , ‘'• **tart states that Dr. Dasant
received £l,lOO from Messrs. Chapman tt
Hall for his last novel, "Three to One." He
had arranged with Messrs. Hurst iScltleckett
to'publish it, ,andwasto have received £750
but when lie was offered the• higher figure
the first pnrchsers of the work handsomely
complied with hisrrequest that he might be
allowed to buy his manuscript back.
Now it is W. J. Stillman, artist, who aiins
to set history aright. Ile says the Venut de
Milo, which every bialy goes to see inthe
"Louvre who goes to see the Louvre, isn't
the Venus de Milo at al. It is a Greek stat
ue of Minerva, says Mr. Stillinan, which
some Frenchman made into a Venus with a
Grecian bend by tipping it forward and put
ting a wooden wedge behind it
It is reported that five of the finest paint
ings in the Royal Academy at Berlin have
been wilfully cut with a knife. The dam
aged works Are. Ruben's •`Andronteda"
rard Dottwhr "Magdalen," and the others
are by Cornelius tie Harleeta and Verkoje.
The dainage was done on rive successive
morning's, a canvass being cut each day,
yet the attendants saw nothing,nor have the
culprits been discovered.
The estimated wealth of the most emi
nent writers of France, all of whom started
in life without any thing, is - as' follows:
Victor Hugo, 000,000 f: George Sand, nearly
twice as much; Emile de Girardin, 8,500,000 f
Adolphe Thiers,l,ooo,ooof; Alexandre Du
mas, Ar,4oo,ooof; , Edmond About, 250,000 f;
• AlPhonso Karr, 100,000 f; Jules Janie, 750,
000 f; Edward Lavoulaye, 100,000 f; Victo
rian Sardon,soo,ooof; Theophile Gautier
died a millionaire, and the widows of Scribe
and Ponsard live in affitience. But the
widow of the celebrated Proudhon has to
ekebut a prebarious liVing as a washer-wo
man.
—The late James T. Brady was very fond
of the ready natural wit of kis countrymen
One day,speaking of this to a friend, he said,
"I'll just show you a sample. I'll speak to
any of those men at work, and you'll see
t.het I get my answer." Stepping up to the
men who vtgre at work on a cellar near by,
he spoke to them cheerfully:
"Clood•day,,good•day to you, boys. That
looks like hard work for you."
"Feta an' it, is," was - the • answer, "or we
wouhrn't be Navin' - the doin' of it."
Pleased tilth this, he asked the man what
part of Ireland he came'from.
"Ahr said Bradyon, hearing the name,
"I came from that region myself."
"Yb" said them, with another blow of
ltia pick, "there waamany nicepeople inthat
We; but I neva heard that any of 'am left
beams fall
cen
groan, -
stone.
had Dupl.' 'exit -
Is past,
'ad crerlaid. .
tall graitrAltide,
I bloornil
lob perfume. r
TtiallAlt liltattlEllB, Proprietors or the ahoy(, tills, ;
i Will tuan uta
Otit CASSpIERES cture as usual to order, to Butt oustont e re.
~.. . . .
- °
- !
Roll Carding & Cloth Dressing
We marathiptnre to order, and do all kinds of Roll.
Carding and Cloth Dressing, and defy competition. -
We have as good an assortment of
Deerfield UN:it:den Allis: I ~ _W HOLESALE STOlit;;:
DEEttFIRLD. ?A
are warranted. Particular attention Elven to
Futt Cloths, - Cassimereq )
and give more rot Wooll . In exchange ;than any otbet
establlikoalenh !,..Try,th,ent and satisfy 'yourselves.
We wholesale and retail at the cowanesque mills, 2
males below Knoxville.
Jam 1, 1872. -4
J. H. Griswold's' Water Wheel.
ritutz underelped,are4agonts for, the-above Water
Wheel, mid can cheerfully recommend it a 9 Dupe•
ri9r to all others in use. Persons wishing to put ,
chase should see this wheel to operation before buy
ing other wheels. . INCSEI.VM
Deerfield. Ilay
t
Head the foil wing : .
WESTIII-L' D. A.PPII. 24. 1.871.
We the under ihued, purchased onu f 3. H. Otis
wold'i3o 'rich Water Wheoln iiiiiv, n 08 fu - ohea or water
to run three run or stone under a 20 foot head, and An
well pleased with the wheel. We have aound sixty
bushels per boor with the three run and dun average
that amount pep hourhU stay.
1 C. L. 4.111 IPft.
• , CHARLTON HILLIPS. -
1
WALKER 4 i i. LAT OP.
DEALERS lli
HARDWARE. IRON, STEEL, NAI.Les.
STOVIIfj, TIN-WARE, WiLTLSI.I,
BAWS,'"GUTLES.Y, WATEk;
uads,AGniouvrtta.u.
IMELVALMIT3, - I •
Carriage tied tiarmebts Trixtko,kge,
H.A.BNEis3I:4, ...I.IL,LE
°outing, N. Y., Jan. 1. 3572
LIVERY
COLE'S RESEDO/'-
-•,_ rally Vulcan pudic that :lay
Its4',Ddito have established a.
Livery L etor
Lt titelr ca. Pearl et. ,vpwatte 14 •.• ,
ah•Jp. tic double zip furtished t-•
airy to keep goal home And. wagons, L._.l . ;
please. Prices rtaionable iETCHAII c
Ang. 31, 1672
New Jewelry - tore.
MU, Ur..datuipaso. v. - cald. rose: tliy say to the Ll
itens of 'Reactor° sad vinity, that be has opened a
. •
•
.61'617i70134 - Store
WWI Wilding recently cocupisd by C: L. 'Moos..
His stock ootagriseo a full assortment of
Clocks; Watches. Jewelry,
Silver and Plated,. Ware.
s. D. WAlaiDiElli, nue of the bast workmen in North
era Peartsy/vsnia, attend to the
Repairin4 of Watches,
Clocks, 4.c., 4.G.
For the shlittil doing of which his' seventy:Au:l years
practical experience is suilloieat guarntee.
B. B. WAREUVE,33.,
Wallaboxo, Aug. 28. 1871-tf.
• -
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCI
ENOXVILLE, TIOGA 00., PA.
Litb, Fire, and Accidental.
*Buts OVER ta.coomoci
tisr;rs es' Comaz-Azazi.
Les. co., of north America, Pa.. . t8,uf.0,615 e 0
Franlclin Pirtzi Ins. Co. of Rhila, Pa.....
Republic Ina. Co. of It Y., Capital,... 54f0.000
Andes /1113. co. of oinownatt, .... $1.000.690
Nisigars Fire Ins. Co. of N. Y 1.000,00 e
Fanners Mut. Fire Ins. Co. York Pa. ...909.6e9 IL
Phoenix Mut. Life Ins. Co. of Hartford Ct.. 5,081,940 50
Penn'a Cattle Ins. Co. of Pottrdlls • —600,000 00
Total
Insurance promptly (dented by mail or otherwise.
on all kinds of Property. All losses promptly sanded
and paid. Live stock insured agsdniat death, ce
thrift.
lam also agent far the Andea Fire insarancs Co. of
Cincinnati. Capital, $1,600,000.
All communications pramptiy attended no—Collb.c . • on
Mill Street %I door from Main at., Knoxville Pa.
WM. B. MUTH
Jan. 1,1872,4 f. &Md.
tiAl:tDlll - TAViril:4 - 41:411
WELLSBORO, Pe.
7 . 0 4 ' ANDBZW POLE?
C **
f 0
.4
Illirrho has long bain eatebliated
thug (n Alio Jewelry bnalneaa In
4 $ . h .. ::_i_,,:,,'
~ Magbarc
varloa:a
jz , b: aurata
and pric fOrd es t alo,
AMERICAIi WATCHES,
Gold or Myer, Clods, Jewelry, Ckald
Rays, Riage, Plae, Pewee, Cases, Gold eud
• Steel Pens, Thbrages, Spoons,' Rums,
Plated Ware,
SEWING MACHINES,
&D., &a., &o.
Witll mast all attar arttalios sursally kept, to such es
tablishiaanta, which are sold low for
A S
Hap sirla d wkally, and promptly, and on shoz
NOTIOZ.
. Jan. 1.,1t57.4._17
IYlrfi: C P, MiITR,
r i now rex.:eirui€, new and elegant designs In
Aa1E1,1,112a.4i8..v;1,7
pa -.2y
And thepuplic tu ce4.l and prauculut vulittnl
R. trouble io show epode.
.•1313. 29.187?. 2lra, 4.), k, dIQITF3
For Sale Or Rent.
HOUSE AND LQT oorner of Pearl street And
Av
enue. Also for sale, seven Tillage lota near the
Academy. Apply to ELLIOTT Si BOSAIID,
Welliooro, Ps.
Oct. 29. 181241
par
All
$5 TO $2O es of ;or ' k A lfz e g li pso la le, of ! either se:,
young or old, make more money at work fof In
their spare moments, or all the time, than at
s
else. Particulars fres. Address G. Stinson Tr.,
PorAland,ifaine. Sept. 2{,1874-Iy.
A. B. EASTMA N,
A - 1 moacpwrziatsix..
OppCsite Cone tient. Teeth extracted witnont
pain. Artificial inserted on abort notice, at minced
prices. Preservation a the natural a Spatty. Call
and see specimens. - Wellsboro, Sept, 17, 14172-tf.
Executor's Xotice.
S Testirutery on the Estate of Sett
-L I= of Milli an township. TiOga county, Pa.,
deceased, baying been granted. to the undersigned by
the Register of Moos county, all 'persons Indebted to
the estate are requested to make payment, and thous
Laving chime against said estate will present the same
to mt, it my residence in said township, for settle
utent.l J. W. HOLLY,
Baran. Pa.. Dec. 26, 1872...evr.• Err.
Admin , istrator'sXotice.
.11.4ETITItS of
Mildnistratton of the estate of lieo.
ty
W. i late lav in go t 7n t tUl Tioga
min Re., deceased, been to the
lartdarslgned by the Fteester Tioga county; all pet
lOUS Indebted to maid estate are .reatteeted to make
9Air t•
and thaw haling =r o e . add to
rinatit ttr la= ted the bat Pa.
• -
Mg% Pa., N.; 11240 w."
Adair.
=ME
F
.;
~
( Y
(.:30,RN IN _
. . •
. . •
DLoSAND,ll;DiettiEti,li . itNa !.. .tiD 01., TLIAD
I
D 8 DAtIDEr INKS, li.Drlll'El COIstENTILATED
KEDIODTEB, IItEDELL'S FLtILIE. - IiXTDACTi,
1313R1fETT' COCOAINE. FLAVORING }A
._
TRACTS,
KEROSENE LAMPS,
PATENT AGED/OWLS. t.OO/Darit /*ELF°
AID 2't o tT0111,;(1
. ThACTS, WAIL PAPER,
DOW 01... 4 .5/S. SKlirrDWAsa .!• - .
LZIE s --WA
CiILOP*.-
• • 4•(3EtiTS FOLEtNrum -
CO'S.REPIWEL
Scild at cawlosale , PrivEa. DEVeri& E reVei ,tea
calrand get 4tlhtiti . ozia betlie going turtlier T.at,
Jau. 1. 1:472
DON'T
HEAD THIS
W4OBSEtad 11,142112.
• EAT:9 6 very
aIiGE STOCK,
£24.7/9.847 65
L sum ainyEtinteg t m e r Itv4 Bondi at WV
Tigot. Oct. Ib, 3.872.
Furniture and Undertaking.
Van Horn & Chandler,
a~ w
APE now on exhibition and sale at the old place,
JUL the largest and molt complete stock of
FINE AND COMMON FURNITURE
to be found in liorthsra nol+l2B 4‘f
kituk PARLOR, AND
T .W!5141= Stira,
SOUS, MOM, rr NA.Advia.l
IUB= AND.trOOD. TOP 012=11 TAMES,
ELT DARPA WWI' MUM , ItUDELOBISE
OVAL AND SQUARE FROM 'ZACK
MD NO. 1 Han MA TT
H17)03. & EXCELSIOD MAT
_
TRW=
au.a a full atouk of the =mum goods.nsually baud in
a itrat-class establiatiment. . The above ggoods are larger
ly of their own zuenufeettlre, endsatiafactlon b gerz
sateen both as to quality ezidpriee. They sell the
" . .
Woven. Wire Jkirattrails
the moat kpol,War sprint 1,44 sold; also she Tr;
&prim* Batbat has ban am t4elf,tn 17 years and
an utarersza satlatastioh. On: -
is supplied with all aims of the Eseelalar Gasket, snow
and beautiful style of burial auto, together with other
Muds of flatten and home manufacture, with trim.
ming' to met.) , They wiu make undertaking a
iality in their business, and an/ needing their MS
will be attended to promptly, and at satisfactory aka r.
gee. Odd places of Furniture made, and Turning
all kinds done with rigidness and dLrpatch.
,:.
Jan. 10,1 I I
17n. I ViiN HORN & gIiANDLE.It
t 0...
'To anew in aux naltan.—Having concluded that
Ism entitled to all e Nat sitar nearly 40 years oboe
application to business, I have passed over the kriat.
tare burliness to "theßop" as per above advertise.
merit, and take this mof asking for them the
same liberal patronage as tam been extended to me.—
hly books may be found at the old place for aettle.ment
Jan. 10, 180. 8. T. VAN /10P.N. •
JUST RECEIVED,
AVERY LARGE STOOE OW, BEAVER, BROAD.
CLOTH, CASSIMERE, rEfanzos, AND TRIM
OS, which I will sell vary cheap FOR CASK. In
fact, the 'beet assortment of Goods ever brought to
Welliboro, of various styles. Please call and look
them over.
Making Snits, Overcoats, and I Hepalring done with
dispatch and as cheap as the cheapest
• IS GEORGE WAONEE,
Craton Street,
Jan. 1 .1.F3-1
'jarCall and us tho "SING," of Sewing litanhices
as eathttlan at A. S. ELeakan'a and' haw tha calatuat.
att urkatt Cagaa." Wallaboso k Rot. 17, UHL
NV. 8. TERBELL Sr. CO
Uuisse you var.% %I? hozoof
I
LOW PRICES.
tStuapeasolivto B. T. Via Borne
Coffin .Room,
Oarning Pciundzsy & rff
EST`A.IEMiISI-1.1:74..D
lianufactu .. oi -4 a- ~ ea:Ones . .
tor flaw !fills, Grist Mills and Tanneries, Ovens and Orates, for burn
and leached bark, Castings, Bolts, Railroad Vroge, ()Was, and It
oilitles'fOr shipping by Canal or Itallroade to alrpoint e, and eau tir
Western brtiklors of the best Quality.
Jan. 1, lErill-ly. 4,01
wiLiumn WUA
Has plat rad from the city with a large and
IELVA' &NM 31 9 01114 52T
READY-MADE 01,0
Boots' it Shoes, Shawls bought since
FE:NOT CASSIIIVIES. AC., tr
CLOTHING OUT AND NAVE TO OHDEE a
zrOooilla all marked LOW tor Cash. Now to the ttto
laboro, Dec. 8. 1873.
IIEADVIAR
FOR FALL
nIAsAND WM
rilHo yrusA
bege leave se attmtiou to hie New and Exteneive Stoc
the recent
GREAT. DECLINE IN
orbloh =Mos latin'to offer gieitii bargalts than ever bore
isaraanse atook of
Ottoman, Thibet, Brodie, and
rloatels of sII dirsoriptions, Woolea Soar%
The Dress:Goods
Se emeptsts with latest styles •aaiebrtte. secetesoing Ca , ,!
stench Sat Sp, 2 4145, Als§sass, an s, stn,;
krislSes, Laces, and Ilibboue of e
' THE HOUSEKEEPERS'
will be tovad. val attreotivo, ns it includes I m l ay n .
• Maitinite, Oil Clothe lu all widths, Kehl
'E GENT'S DE)!
cositesal an immense stock of Mtn% 701.1
TRUNKS, VALISES,
'np best selected end Cheapest !Ad* of
,1 GROCERIES AND Hi
nouniblig Asa x e4pactfray itraitelie mil aaci trlar.
Ca'. 20, 101241
A Card to th
WE RAVJ LAID IN
Goods for the Winter Tr
DOING THE LEADIf
And propose to offer to our eustornere a
any respect by any other &min our line
so, till as ask, fibre you make; yotiermohassa, is to givo os
it is polioy to leave your money.
J. Horton (SL Bro.,
WVELLSBORO,
Women and ChildreD
PEOPLE'S
Sia - Afela
That they teey have rocett to dam ea balsam l csailuxue
stacll eizensit of gash. Chu' steel:
es:MAC:PMI'S-X*3, 410
Staple
,and EfliCili Dry Goods,
Arid rstofta tae
repha t thit th e yarrow! novelties rds they httrit,en ttla &iv York Markets
fori th
_V %PIM% by the go tbit cirizer.s Tiogs oourtry be ri cpatit
-112040 tkuil them UM they letal ba fkirly dealt with • matelot=
Canto= - - - & RIME.
11:3LA.r1C0 .AND
Bc,oti aid hoes at grestly red
sizes and prioes
ni NTEU•SBORO
135TEN7.107. 4 OF
ova LIOE Lll Ta SECTION
1000 Men,
wanted at the
t .
to GORIiII4O, In carry away
chijao -51 tot)
1840
,
i
XV.S,
.$ Mrketabery r
Jig Tan. Screws fur ulovingantra ii vi
Ib 3 done at short \Vu bate
rttaWiictury cheapdt than L.wtiErr,
AIN(1, NTEUEEN UnUNTY. N. V.
ON
l ell selecit cl titOek or
ZA l at Min
irti IN cr.
I the break in prices
aperient fit guaraxitt,ed.
to oe4dro good bargains.
W1LL16.31 LLSON
TENS
t 1 141 R 4_ 2 3 09 1)s,
DEN
1. 1 OPMerCbilildiEle,:betlght 11:1105
1 ..,RICES
.
afore oZere3 ir. the market. tx,
Paisley Shawls,
=
epaszfttieszt .
ere D'Eocosse. Empress Poplins,
'ma. a fall nzs
eta' variety.
rn) k - Rfrn - r,- - eTP
; • tt
and deaLinble styleS of r2argets,
Linens, Napkins, eta.
t.wrzamorar
zu.ei Boys' Ciotbizg
A.Pla
ed prim
ROBES &G.,
()VISIONS
o t:olabl* to a how was
7. ITARDEN
Public.
STOCK OF
de with the firm
!..: WIN ES 1171
cotrm. rz-y,
kook that cannot be beat in
os2: tad we on): eocla pzusruun ycia where
STORE,
rut of thste
eO-; GociEU-
ar-400/Arge bunt** inn be sazotoxigs4 fele a
a all 17WAVITIEN111 especially in
;~...~~,
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TIMIT,YOMFA,UVER a BLOOD.'
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In the
woratorful meeileine 'to which the
afflicted ore above pointed for relief, the die
coverer believes he has conii)incti harmony
more of Nature's most SOVeillgll curative prop
erties, which (led hie instilled into the vege
table kingdum fer healing the sick, than were
over before continued iu ono medicine, The
evidence of this fact is found in the great
variety of most obstinate daseases Which, it bas
been leund - to conquer. In the cure of fdron•
china, severe ctAlgits, and the only stages
of C,onsumplion, bas astoniehed the rued'•
cal faculty, And eminent physicians pronounce it
the greatest medical discovery of the age. While
it cnree the severest Coughs, it strengthens the
system and purifies the blood. By its great
and thorough blood purifying properties, it.curee
ell Illianors from the worst Scrofula to, a
common Blotch. Vinspte or Eruption.. Mer•
curial disease, Mineral - Polson.a, and their ofrocta
are eradicated, and vigorous health Mad sound on
atitntion established. - lEarystiselaa, Ithemm t
Fever Sores, Scaly or Rough akin, in
short, all the numerous. diseases 'caused. by bad
blood. aro conquered by this powerful, purify
in and invigorating medicine.
- If you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have
sallow color of skin, or yellowish brown spots
on face or bod,y, frequent headache or dizal•
noes, bad taste in mouth, internal hoat.er chills
alternated with' hot flushes, low spit its and
gloomy forebodings' irregular appetite, and tongue
ooated,'you am suffering frona"ToriAtt Liver or
4 4 B111ottanoss. ,, In , many- cases of 4 .. Liver
Complaint* , only part of these symptoms are
sorporioncecL .(1.8 a remedy for :In aucli cases
Dr. Pierce's Golden Ifedical Discovery has no
equal, as it offeets lierfeet cures, leaving the
liver strengthened and . healthy. For the cure
of kii-bitual Coustlp,atfun of the Bowels it, is
e never failing remedy, and thoeo who . have
used it for this purpose are loud in its praise.
The proprietor odors el,OOO reward for a med
icine that equal it for the cure of all the
diseases for which it is recommended.
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Sold. by druggists at $1 per bottle. Prspared
by B. V. Pierce, D., Solo Proprietor, Rt bie
Obendeal Laboratory, 1%1 Seneca Strect, littefa.to.
N. Y.
Saul your address for a paimphict.
June 2e1,1.2.T2, Rot—XY
TO:US, ROBINSON e'z 001
117ts•, —
GHEE MERE
0
piepuLSxc is ct)rdtPlly tv ar.a look through
our Ir.rFa rea, as xe are re.ilrr, , r: low 3471tres for
rte4y 'pay. ";7e. (I
couatantity from thr city to hoop our ttueortment full
and coruploto.
July li), 1579.
tqf wp tp 6". Tr 4/ 4 3 . 4 r7- 4
rs STS. NANTE, wollYt fay to IlLs iligne.s nit
KY - 4 E.Lr , tiesa Shop ia cons:alit:7 etdol:&? tb
Heavy and _Light Harnesses,
rutde in a eub.:itantielmarner, aue, nforql. pricet
that cannot WA to s:: it.
The best workmen employed, :ILIA none out tns teat
materiel used.
Ete;atring done or, 01:c.sr•-Anil beat r.:r.J.
net.. Call and see. •
Jan. I. 1F72-17. i (4 Fro. NAVT,z--
(0 , t;;`" InvEpidls Don't Despair.:344
s . Thousands have found relief, :t4''X
' - r. and tlyusands will turn to this 4„k ri
medicine, ' after exhausting their purses end patience
in search• of health.
Giddiness of the head, C:ullnees or the mind, foetid
breath, coated tongue, loss of ets,petite, pains end
weakness is the stomach; enlargement of the liver,
yellowness of the skin, constant fete:: and thirst, with
a total disrelish for business, pleasure, cr any kind of
employmen4 FARICNEY'S PANACEA, if taken and
persevtuecl in for a few days, will reniove this whole
class of syraiytmns. The fluids of the body become
pure, the mind clear, the stomach strengthened, the
tongue clean, the appetite improved, and the Whole
system so benetltted that disease, in bad weather, is
lees liable to aLliet you.
DR. P. FAIIRNErS
PENT 'A.
Celebrated-1 Cleant , .er Par.acP.A.
Aa a medicine for c.b. , :lren fre 7rn-2" , , ia, in overt'
way calculated to te-:e tl:nt , :e.Cen- 4 :2C endless variety
I of
was,
which are sruca.. - iil7 5:1:•:: last purpose,
and which are often rely ir.,:ur:ovo.l. medicine which
posseases the qualities of a cathartic ss well as a mild
alterative, and wbic.,h is car.ble cf srresting disease
without the least injury to the child. of incalculable
value to every mother.. As a cathartic it is very effec
tive, yet it does not, if given in proper quantities,
cause nausea or distress in the stomach or bowels.—;
It is very pleasant to the taste, which is a very impel ,
tent feature ail a medicine for children. ' As a prevent
ins of disease it is unyrecedetit.d, 5.5 it acts directly
upon the digestve organs and the blood. In all scroi.
nie.)us diseases it is tho meet effective medicine ever
offered to :he pul Ue, and i given...regular'y and per
severingly those eruptive disti.SCS en common to chit
dren may be entirely erathcated. •
Prepared P. 1 - phrney', 'a , T'iayne,sboro,
Pennsylvani-:, and Dr. P. ::petit Dearborn
Chicago, S' • .3; •
„,,,,1° bottle, to.- • "q,.."7"%-
'1 t.n.A. r etail dealers, en? , hy •`;
• We/15 . 0'1r').
,
July 24, 3872.-om. yE
I;a9h Asvets N(v, 3 1 )ttq!37 2 ; c,"!i?.,315,316.80
Franklin fire instiranu ompanv
i d
OF PHILADELX'ITIA.
CAPITAL, E 400,000 00
ACCRUED S7PLTIS S PREAMM4 ;:,918,818.88 .
PEMADELPHIA PA , :.o% 80th, 18-2
TO OTT AGENTS:
htive plerzlire prsler.tin g
Premiums. Oct., 1F,72, 3252,780.70
5,9?)., 1872. 301,876.64
lital,
The oMcial edvices born Bolton eltow the Total
sanotuit at rlskil3 the E;•..trrield Inertet to be $4.58,1 , ..16.G3
Total amount on the Ontelilrts of the earno, 30,500.0
It has been ascertained that i;.2,N0 will cover all
Maims on the last-named item.
Salvages already en;--mtned indicate that the net
loin on the amount involved will not exceed $.400,000.
Ynure re= tectfllU :,
ALFRED Cr. BAUM, asident.
TILED- M. RE3ER, Secretary.
Apply for Intaranco to
RITOR YOTING, 7 '="ll 6 boro,
P. E. WMITE, •
No. 187'2.
PIAAS'T 'TER! .
On beta at the depot at Mansfield, at Tiega
snd'at Hills Creek. NOW is tho time to get it.
• JIM 1.4 2278044. JO= E. PUTNAM,. BRO.
9 (ffuooessors to J. 111. Itc..rer,l
Dealers tit:
evory cies=iption
tn. abundezer.:, all Sal fre-oL
FEW G, OPS
TOLES, LOBINSON &
- •' 13554,657.°4
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Vinegar Itit tort are not a ti:itrat.es brink,
undo. of Poor Rum, Whiskey, Proof ;4,4 ire and Refuse
Liqslom, doctored,ieccl, and sweettned to tmetse the
ta-te, . . ~ 1 " dinnice," " Amretizeti." " Reieorers,"
&c., , that le id lite tippler on to, di rote,
but 'AT.. a rine Medicine, made from iii native roots
anti horhi of California. free ft mit all mulants:
They Oto Blood Purifier and s Lilo-giving;
P r occipi r , a Vat . ..t.t Renovator and ator of the
System. cartfilig off ad poisonous matter and restoring
the hintei to I healthy cone:Jinn ' enrichin;t it. refreshing
and ow nzorating hotii mind and body, 'Piney, are easy
of atlntilliStfa.i4n, pwmpt in their action, co let. n in their
results, 'ed . :: and likable in all fbrnis otrikease,
Pernon cuts Cahn these (titter i accord
tug to ditcclions, and remain long unwell, provided
their bones are not destrci%•ed by ntineral tAti.;n t or other'
means, and the vital urßos nested beyurni !the point
of repair.
Dyir.pcioan ur Inclifrestion. licadadte, Pain
in the Shoulder, Coughs, Tightness Of the Chest, Diz
zinest, Sour Eructations of the Stomach, 1:lad Taste
in the kloath, Ildions Attacks, Palpitation of the
Heart, / I,lla mutation of the Lungs, Pain in the regions of
the K.:dudes, and a hundred other painful symptoms,
arerthe offsming3 of Dyspepsia. In these complaints
it has no equal, and one bottle will prove a hotter guar
antee of its merits than a lengthy advertisement.
For Female Complaints, to young or old,
married or t,ittgle, at the dawn of womanhood, or ,the'
turn of life, thea,e Tonic Bitters display so rlecided an'
MTh i
/wine that a marked improvement s coop percep-'
Far ihnlammatory anti Chronic Rheu—
matism :it'd Gout, Dyspepsia or Indigestian, Bilious,
Remittent and Intermittent Fevers, ili!teases of the
Blond, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, these Bitters have'
been most successful. Such Diseases at 'caused by`
Vitiated !Bond, tvli;cll is generally produced by derange
ment of the Digestive Organs.
.1
They are a Gentle Purgative ne well as
a Tonic, posses,ing also the peculiar merit of acting
n powerfnl agent in relieving. Congestion or Inflam.
nation of the Liver and Visceral Organs, and in Bilious
For Skin Disea,tes, nruptions, Teter, Salt-,
Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Boils, Car.
boucles, Riug-worms Scald-Head, Sore Eyes. Ery
sipelas, Itch, Scurf's; Discoloration of the Skin, Humors
and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name or nature,
are literally dug up and carried out of the system to a
short time by the use of these Bitters, One bottle in
such cases will convince the most incredulous of their
curative effects.
Clensane the 17h Jutted Blood whenever you
find its impurities bursting through the shin in Pimples, •
Etuptions, or Sores; cleanse it when you find it ob
structed and sluggish in the veins; ,cleanse it when it is'
foul your feelings will tell you when. Keep the blood
pore, and the health Of the system trill follow.
Gruleful tixottansids prOCWrn VwcGAit IT
TI2Es the most wonderful Invigorant that ever suss ed
the sluicing system.
Piro Tape, and other Worms, buskin in
the system of so ?nasty thousands, are effectually de
stroyed and removed. Says a distinguished phy lob. ,
ogist : There i s scarcely an individual upon the face o the
earth whose body is exempt from the presence of worms.
It is not upon the healthy elements of the body that
worms exist, bat upon the diseased humors and slimy
depotits that breed these living monsters of disease.
No system of Medicine, no vermifuges, no anthelmin
itics, will frac the-system from worms lihe these Bit
ters.
Mechanical . 1- 34nort.sos, Persons engaged 'in
Paints and Minerals, such as Plumbers, Type-setters,
Gold beaters, and Miners, as Vicy advance in life, will
be subiect to paralysis of the Bowels. To guard against
this ta.te a dose of VITALIZER'S VINLOAIIASITTE2S once
or twice a Week. as a Preventive.
.1311i9118, flemittent, and Intermittent 1
PO - we:es, which art so prevalent in the valleys of our
gitat• rivers throtighout the United States, especially
these of the Mississppi Ohio, Missouri ' Illinois, Ten
nessee, Cumberland, Arkansas, Red, Colorado, Brazos,
Rio Grande, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Roan
oke, „la.melq, and many others, with their vast tributr,
ties, throttifliout our 'detiro country during the Summer
and Auturim, and remarkably
. .so during seasons of
unusual heat and dryness, are invar.ahly accompanied
by enteasiVe derangements of the stomach and liver, and
other abdomm al v.sccro. There are always more or less
ohstructions of the live; a svcaltneas and irritable state
of the stomach, cad great . torpor of the bowels, being
cragged up \licit vitiated ,accurnulations. In their treat
ment, a puss:lure, encrting a powerful influence upon
these V:1110111 Orgal)% in eszentiail” necessary. There is
no cathartic fur the purpose equal 4 to Da. J. \VALl:ma's
VittnnArt Pirrrarts, a_ they 'viii specdily_remove the
dark-colored viscid matter with which the bowels aro
loaded, at the sine ttme stimulating the secretions of
the liver, and gel crafty restoring the healthyfunctions
~.
of the digestive o cans.
n:fa, o •
Sore€itla, iIK:117 17, 4 y3.
7 0 19 'White Smelling,
ilin
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Ulcers, Lrysipel, 3, S".ellnd Neck, Goiter, Scrofulous
Inflammations, I tdoient Inflammations, Mercurial Af
fections, Old So; a, EruptiOns of the Skin, Sore Eyes,
etc., etc. In thee,__ as in all other constitutional Dis
eases, WALICCI2'... VINEGAR DITTERn have shown their
great'curative powers in the tuost obstinate and intract •
ablexases.
Dr. Waliceen California Vinogarrlittera
act on all these cases in a similar manner. By purifying
the Blood they minove theccause, and by resulvmg away
the eTects of the inflammation (the tubercular deposits)
the affected porta teceive beattli, and a perin.suelt cure
is effected.
The properties of DR. ViALICEP.'S VIN - GGAR
BITTERS are Aperient, Diaphoretic and Carminative,
.Netritions, Lsaative, Diuretic, Sedative, Counter-Irri
tant, Sudorific, Alterative, and Anti-Bilious.
The Aperient and avid Lztrative properties of
WALEJLE'S VINIIGATZ. BITTERS ore the best safe
jgYrdlii?sarria"lec, tp pant fggst
the humors of the truces. Their Sedative properties
allay pain in the nervous system, stomach, and bowels,
either from inflammation, wind, co:ic. cramps, etc.
Their Counter-Irritant influence extend; throughout
the'system. Their Diuretic properties act on the-Kid
r.eys, correcting and regulatin,, ,, the floe' of urine. Their
Anti-Bilious properties stimuli*: the liver, in the secre
tion of bile, and its diechari•es through the biliary ducts,
and are superior to , all remedial arents, for the curs of
Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, etc.
Fortify the body rigainst diser.r.•o by puri
fying? "a l .l 1:3 fluids , with VINEGAR BITTERS, Nob CDI•
clemiocan take hold of a system thus foresrmeci.l The
liver, the stomach, the-bowels, the kidneys, and the
nerves arc rendered cliscase-pgoof by this great invig
orant.
Ettrectlom,.—Take of the Bitters on going to bed
at night from a half to one and one-half wlne-gtassfull
Eat good nourishing food, such as beefsteak, mutton
chop, venison, roast beef, and vegetables, and take
out-door exercise. They are composed of purely veget
able ingredients, and contain no spirit.
.WALKER, Proe'r. 71. M. 72cDO:SAILD a co,
Druggist 3 and Gen. Mts., San Francisco, Cal.:.
and cor. of Washington and Charlton Ste., Ncv/Yorls..
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DZALER.S•
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Betted Cough, Itcfpl2atf,'oms'zrnption, o,ldt, -f.p.lttug of
13/oce,, I.:2l:arnw.;. , ,tlort of Brca
cbll.l.P., Croup, '-'7.,hooping Ccug.h, A.s.th.ma,
ste2 Se CT S.Cie,
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Sr.lc. Zigmte,,c.r.e.. to nhom all orders sb.ould Ao .944:vas
c0..--—.lfon Sfax. BY Prmum & Itßr..ss,w9asbr_sro. PR.
CIXO
Jur. , 2 1572-17.;
A7 , ..fl 5," • f p• •
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-
iv:ms H. 11. TODD hee removed her Mush) Stor:
I.cje residence of Lauer Bmhe, opposite Ts
Steinway
"'x'""N
-,I Gov
for sgR. very c:l.lrat
CABINET ORGANS
OLD iNSTRrnErvs TAKEN 1N EXCLIANG-L.
A lavge stock of NEW 11 - U2lO just recessed.
- LLSSONS given on the Piano, Oigan, and in Sing
ing. ,1n opportunity for practice afforded to those
tvho w,riy desire it. H.< W. TODD
Yen. 1.
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TioFa igsrbln
tintleraignecl i 3 nor prdr!erecl to execute all oz•
Ccr.s. ^r Tomb %*:tonta fi7ou , :nenis of eitbn,
' 7 -, .
.I.Va.bball?) or Rzbtima,(l, aro;Tble,
of the Latest style and approved volt ^if” , ihil) and rith
dispatch.
He keeps eonete.ntly on hand both -itinda of Marble
and rill be able to suit cii Who may favor him with
their otderfi, on ea reasonable terns se can be
in the ectuatry.
;Trm-1,1 51 72.
Far* for Sale.
• , ,- ,
Fran subscriber offerl for e5...1 his . farmsituated in
A 2:Olson Townsbip, coutsining 100 acres ; F.) lm.
proved P. 114 about 69 cleat from stump:: ; r:S11 watered
and I , 3llC'd ; in a goo - 1 sttilP of cultivation ; good franto;
house and outbuildings ; three good balms ; im or
chard of fire grpfted apples—anti 11 rugar-bush of
'about 000 trees. The form Is oric , lialf mile, front the
village of Nelson; with its stores slat rs, and churchet , .
.2 cows will be sold with tho frani if ‘-‘, an tpd. The
rt , oporty will bo Fold chimp. Terms. otie-Igilf oash.
Pr&Daionce on time.. l'ostecsion will be given in
th 11, 1e73. Apply to the subscriber cm the premises.
stem Ilea 24.1.878.8m.1 , _
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A. W. LUGO.
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:NOT ONE 11011/:.:
t.fbr regf.rtz thta
tittFrfat Wird PA;;N. I
RADwArn DEADY ItELIEE 1. - i A Cir
EVERY FA ! •
It lean the f.rel
The 4 0 1 VILy .
that leniently fitops the molt
Inflammations, und• clime .Cor.tmetkae !
Lunge, Stomach, Ilowels, or utile.:
ono application,
.Liv FROM - ONE TO' TwENTvi iN
no matter how violent or extruclaili4
RHEUMATIC. Bed-ridden, Infirm," C‘ippl•
Neuralgic, or prostrated wall disown, or -4
RADWAY'S READY. R/'
• WILL AFFORD INSTANT
INPLAIdSIATIoN OF THE
INFLAMMATION OF
ENTLAZIALATION OF TILE ItOW.ixt...
CONGESTION Or' 'IILE
SORB TIiGOAT, DIFFICULT UREA 4:1
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PALPITATION' OF Tlif,
HYSTERICS. CROUP, DIPHTHERIA. L
CATARRH,
HEADACFIE, TOO THAC ItA HE.
DIEC IMA, HIMUM4.I ;XI
COLD crints, MICE OULU: ,
The el,r4 fennel, of the Itendy Roller 0 - .i•S o
pnd carts
omfort Where the pain or tartiatacy eslats Nt1:1 bft1.4.1 viks
u. ! I
Twenty drop., In half a tumbler of utter ri
momenta cure CHAMPS, SPASMS. tgq2bl S'
EXARTIiti (LN' SICK lIEADAt :HE DI!
DYSENTERY COLIC, Num!) IN In
and all INTEdNAL PAINS.
Tr:web-ea should always wry a bottle of 1r
Ready it Met w/th Maze. it
preetnt tit,XTaea9 01 - A 319111 S teem ehen,e
bettor than French Broody or L'itto-
FEVER, AND AGUE..
FEVRE. AND. AGUE cured ter hit., I tl , tB
not nreziedial tweet In thin world tlia.t v, di
and Ague 'and all other Melerleon, frilled., '
phold, Yellow, and otlirr Fevers_ oh.' I by R
PILLS) be quick es 13.A.DWAY'S 'READY -
Fifty cents per bottle. Bpld by Druggist% ,
- HEALTII t BEAUT
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STRONG AND tlfiltlCll BLOOD.,
OFFLESH AND W lOnT—,CLEAIt :
BEAUTIFUL COMI:LEXIGN biEOUlt t 4
i'IP , R. RAD W 1 , ..
SARSAPARILLIAN RESO
11A8 MADE THE • MOS I` ASTON - I.V IN
i
SO QUICK SQ RAPID ARII 'lll,
0 THE BOOT UNDKRUOR 8 _ITN, Watt
FLIJENOR OF TEM TE L .S}''
MF.DIOINE, THAT ,
Every Day 'an Inreaso I
and Weight la Seen an •
THE 'GREAT BLOOD , PU
Every drop of the SARSAPARIgIAi
ENT communicate 3 through the B 3, S
and other fluids and picot of tit B lystom 110
for It repairs the wastes of the y wills a
materlaf. Scrofula, Syphilis, Grumman()
dtsesso c Uicers In the Throat, Mouth, Tom
the Glands and Other ara ot the trate
4 11
Strumous Drarges the
forms of Sk diseases tuptlone%er
Ihead, Ring orra, Salt euni,Erysi a
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person using it for either of tales foams
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substances like the white of en egg, Or t
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