1;:n r1:11: ,127;1 ;.. 4Thunly Buildings.
CAttn.—A report haying_ been put in
elr,'.atlation that the CountyCommis.sioners
intend to erect a new Court House,4he un
dersigned take this means of assuring the
people of Tioga county that there is not one
particle of'truth in any sub rumor.
On the contrary, we are now engaged in
repairing the old court House, and find that
it cau be put in good condition at on expense
of not, more than three or four hundred dol
lar,. When these repairs are effected; which
wilt ho irra few days, the Wilding will bo
goad fur the next generation.
Thu other county buildings are in good re
pair, and are ample to uccomtnodate thenub-
Ile bits: e: 3 of no erinek..
Jo'r. E,F.X.Fr, • '
t, is,
T. 0. Ho
'll. LEART,
January 10, 1.373. Co. Goners.
LOCAL NOTICES.
riße's toothache drops cure in 1 minute
Spalding's Glue, save and marid the pieces
GLAESPTIEITING CARPS is the latest nov
elty. They can be procured stthe.AorTaTOß
elec. Call and see them.
round my oflee, +.)ne . mug', and
one gentleman's fur collar. The owners
may have the same l,y callir.g, and paying
for this advorsisernent. A. B. EASTNIAZ%
For Sale—a very desirable house and lot
on the Avenue. Terms Very reasonable.—
Property 'very cheap; built by a mechanic
for his ciwn use. Owned by A. Wivel. In
quire of W. A. Szoliz.-Jan.
"In spite of your teeth,
Both above and beneath .
Being lightly enamor d and thin,
They will never break down,
Nor turn yellow nor brown,
If the Bozouorr's daily brushed in
Tams • .s ZArEttl" WI:STSR of Con
aataption, Bronchitis, Diphtheria, and lung
fever, whom a few dcses of Ilaie's Honey of
Horehound a 74 Tar, given in tirue, would
Lave saVed frOm a premature grave- Sold
tky - all Druggists
The Elmira Advertiser of Thursday says:
"Yaster,Pred.lhivis, an inmate of the Or
phans' Hume, undercrient a surgical opera.,
Von for straightening 'a club Toot yesterday.
Vr..l.TpDoGraff did the necessary surgery to
renderihe foot straight."
We would Call the attention of our readep
to the advertisement in another colunm, bf
the Brooks Sewing Machine Co. of New
York,.they advertise what is indeed a valu
able invention, a lirstlass Sewing Machine
for five.dollars.—Feb.4,lB7B-Iy.
TEIMPLANOIS COSVENTIOIThe I. 0. of
G. T. will hold a Convention, el:Covington
ton:me:ming Tuesday, Peb. 18 , , at 10i olock
s.
AD' Lodges are requested to send delegates.
E. T. BENTLEY,
Ono of the rilaeota to I , u? Efr:aDovioP, ,P*o%.;.
ioirs,,flour, 'boots and "s hoes , ' Crockery, eac.
.4c., !sat No. I,Union Block, corner of Nail;
and Crofton - streets, Wellsboro,
Also one good young horse forl sale. "
Jan. 14,1813-40' L. B. REYNOLDS.
We 'WWI to,procure a copy of the AGITA.-
TOE. for November SO, 1870, to complete our
ales.. Any 'person having a copy of that
date will oblige us by sending it to us, and
will be liberally renumerated therefor. In
looking it up, it will. be necessary to exam
ine the date on the editorial page, as the out
tide dates were badly mixed up that year.
I have for sale some desirable farms,
swellin g s, buildrng lots, stores, etc. Also
dwelling's to rent. Persons desiring infor
formation as to location, prices, terms of
pile, , will please call at my office, or ad
dress HUGH Yoko,
Real Estate and Insurance Acent,
1, Bowon's Bloch.
MASQUERADE BALL.—Arrangements are
Wellsburo Opera tiouse, on Friday evening,
February 14th, 1873. Invitations are out for
, the affair. Prof. Candle, the celebrated cos
,J tamer, is to be on hand with a choice assort
ment of suits, disguises, &c., fur rental.
Visitors will be admitted to good seats at
50 cents each. Good order guaranteed.
Wellsboro :Minstrels and Brass Band
will give an entertainment at 3nior.
Mansfield, next 31onday evening, the 10th
instant. The programme for the evening is
an excellent one, comprising fine songs, ex
cellent instrumental pieces, tip-top dancing,
and two side-splitting farces. All who at
tend will get their money's worth and some
thing over. -
Certain parties are canvassing this neigh
hood for what they call "Photochromo"
'pictures. The pictures are really nothing
but what are commonlyknown as' `tin
touched up with India ink. The same style
of picture ',can be obtained at my Gallery
Wellabor° at much less than the price charg
ed for theSeso-called "photo promos."
in and I will convince 'you of the truth of
this. "D. U. NARAMORE.
the Boston Journal, speaking of Black's
13,1:t0n Stereopticon, says the wonders of
Chemistry and Photography were
, 12 f , nck;er
more strikingly or beautifully illustrated.
By much perseverance and patient expeei.
wanting Mr. Black has)stmedvd in .ptOalle
inin clear. and steady' light , surpassing in
brilliancy and intensity anything of the kind
heretofore known to science. He enabled
by means of this light to ( form beautifully
Clear and brilliant Pictures eighteen feet in
length, upon a screen at a distance of one
holland cmd tumniy feet from the stereopti
lan.. ni g hty feet is the. longest distance ever
before attempted by operator:, of stereopti
cons, and frpm thirty to tic* . feet ths distance
usual for ordinary first-claci in- ruments.
'The apparatins is back of the audience , and
The screen at the other end of the hall in front
of them. The yi,ens exhibited aro transpu-
Miotograpbs taken direct from nature,
1 1 Pcu glass, And thdrefore strictly neeutate to•
tie minutest detail, and when projected .
upon the screen in so brilliant and effeetqai
a manner, it seems as though nature itself
Was fairly equalled. It gives in an kit»press
lye and pleasing manner Tanya mitten! ideas
tithe appearance of the people and seem).
in distant cottnt;-le.i th , '.n can porsibly be ob
tained by any other :nsthqd, citmortrise than
travelling and vi,litlug them in p2rion. The
descriptions given of them etre' also very
Intureitiqg and instructive.
lye Agitator:
TUESDAY, F,EBRUARY 4, 1873
Home Affaiks.
New .tt-dveftisements
Belying Mechine—Prok'l f3eTvir nachlas Co
Pomeroy Brothers
One Thouta_nt DQII - 17a ri
raaner.
E;"
Loots sed ..t es—lohta Fishier.
Dentistry—A. B. .17.3. , umn.
Adnataibtrator's otice-11 B. Backe:, Lame:.
baportait Notlet,--1,. Tranise.
73n1 Fs.
Lent commences Februdry 26th.
A. grate question—the price of coal.
Beware of bathing while overheated.
They tall of a horsesrailway in Towanda:
iluncy is to haven new brick school house,.
Gen. Beaver wants the Bellefonte Post
(Vice,
i
Small-pox, of the qnnlluent type, rages. in
Vi r ilkesbarre.
The majority agtinst license in Bradford
county was 2,207
gas has been reduced to $3 per thousand
Veit, iu 'Williamsport.
Thb Williamsport post (Mice has 1,725
►`pAd 224 drawers.
This year came in on Wednesday and tvi2l
go opt on Wednesday., •
We are under obligations to Hon. John I.
Mitchell for public documents. , V
-
Mr. A. F. Ryan, of Lawrenceville, is
about to remove to Lock Haven. '
The 22d of February 'will come on Satur.
day s andpe 4th ofJuly on Friday.
The Addison Advertiser has been sold by
Johnson & Roberts to Mr. Gee. H.
The Huntingdon. Globe boasts' that 3,160
pole cats were killed in that county during
1372.
liVilkesbarre boasts of baying an old lady
who will, be A* years old on the' first of
March.
The Post (Mee has been re-established at
ali Br9ok, afr. Martin Strattcinbeirig Post
master.
Alvin T. Stephens, formerly a prominent
business man of Troy, Pa, died in Cleve
land, recently.
J. P. Haskin, President of the Morris
Run Coal Company, died last Thursday at
Syracuse, Ist.:Y.
' Whoever says we haven't had plenty of
good sleighing this winter talks like a "di
vision" handbill.
It is very evident that
county are heeded the d:
gone where the woodbine
It is reported that at H(
nesday night the mercer;
below zero. That's ahea,
Don't fail to attend -- thk
the Operactfouse next Fri
best judglias assure us it is .
I
Moses Colt - Tyler...was to lecture at Mans
field last evening. thTS — gentleme.n has re
cently become an editor of the Christian
Union.
Last Wednesday end Thursday were bit
ter cold days here, the mercuryranging
from twenty-two to twenty-seven degrees
below zero.
. The friends of the Rev. Thomas IL Cul
idn are invited to attend a donation for his
benefit at the Rector v, i,. Tioga village, to
morrow evening.
The Elmira Advertiser of Saturday says
that this county "went strong against no li
cense." That is a mistake; it went nearly
nine hundred for no license, or against li
cense.
The Democrat says: "Our Tioga friends
are going to publish a paper, devoted to "di
vision," removal of the county seat, the in
terests of the Republican party, and the
church.
Notwithstanding the cold weather, the
steamers continue their regular trips on
Seneca Lake, N. Y. That sheet of water
has been frozen over but once in twenty
years, we believe.
The. friends of Bev. J. $. Ita9dolph met
at the Bound Top Cheese Facia) , and left,
for the benefit of himself and family, $98,18,
for which they have the sincere thanks of
S. and H. M. Randolph
N We are requested to remind the persons
elected to the office of justice of the Peace
. th a t` t h , ci s r aboutel n' t' its." Prothonotary of
their acceptance within thirty days after the
election, (ir.they cannot be commissioned.
There is to'be a Local Option ratification
meeting at Mansfield next Thursday after
noon and evening.' There will bo plenty of
able speakers and good music to celebrate
the anti-license victory. There should be it
good turnout of the friends of. temperance
An old lady by the , , name 6f 3lary Ann
Yost is living in IVilltesbarre, the years of
whose lire are one hundred and five. N She
is a Baravian by birth and came to tills
CouiLLL y ILL IQ4II. et—. ..40ctrOUS and
hearty as though she were seventy years
younger.
ThO Coudersport Journal of last_ week
says, in relation to the proposed cutting :up
of Potter county: "Remonstrances will in
e. few days be circulated in every township,
and no voter who is opposed to the dismem
berment of Old Potter and increase of tax
ation should fail to sign them." •
- -
Tito Obray Cone-ert, to be given at the
Opera House in this village on thp 17th/in
:,7es.r. the e ntertainment is a combinntion
of the most select vocal and instriimental
music, both serious and humorous, and in•
troduces several instruments entirely new
in thii country.
The Williamsport l Gaiette and Bulletin
says that W. Seaman,/ of Morris township,
in this county, has killed eight deer this sea
son. A correspondent informs us this is a
mistake. The number brought low by Mr.
Seaman was eighteen- a week ago; and his
hunter comrades had killed fourteen more
up to the-same date.
The Troy Gazette, speaking of the propos
ed division of this county says: "Wellstio. '
ro was laid out in 1806, two years after the
county was formed(and is very near the ge
ographical centre, kid dtiripS the sixtyyears
past it has answered very well as the seat of
justice, and now that, it had a railroad to it,
is far more accessible than before. On the
whole, we conclude that the present move
kt.ent will never result in a division, audit
only wakes the people to the ambitious de
signs of Peter Herdic 44 0., it will have
done some good, -
Bowen's Hall was nearly, filled , 10- at Fri
t listen
day evening, with people-4t.rae:.ed o
to Mr James G. Clark is.
to say that the ill ding. It is need
udience were well re
paid fo'r their 41,-
andante. Mr. Clark sings
with much -
..weetness, purity of articulation,
teling. There is but one criticism to
make: his concerts area little too much on
the "goodish" order Some of - the best things
of the whole l evening were the short lectures
the singer delivered to the young ladies and
gentlemen whose thoughts would effer
vesce in whispers much to the annoyance
of their „ quiet neighbors.
Black's Stereopticon which is to be exhib
ited at the Opera House in this village, next
Friday evening, comprises in all over one
hundred views. The exhibition starts with
the audienoe atl, San Pranel.eo, visits ail
places and objects of interest in California,
then travels along the Central Pacific Rail
road to Utah, visiting Brigham Young and
his people; it again travels along the 'Union
Plicate Railroad, arl lacross the American
Continent, -visiting, on its way, the ?dins of
Chicago. Niagara Falls, the City of Boston,
and the - Whio Mountains. It then closes
with a flue display of statuary and comic
scenes,
Count PROCEEDMS The January
Term of Court convened last week .14onday,
at 2 o'clock p m. As the newly renovated
and finely decorated court room was filled
with partie3 fro:n all parts of the eount to
trans::ct business, there might be seen a look
of satisfaction on the faces of nearly all as
sembled It is indeed a fine room, with its
Enely finished walls, newly - painted wood
'work and new furniture. One look A the
improvements will banish all ideas of new
court buildings within the next decade, or,
at any rate, confine them to a small town sit-
I uated at the mouth of Crooked Creek.
The list of Grand Jurors was called, and
Austin Lathrop sworn hs Foreman. The
jurors were sworn, and were conducted to
their room by Constable Gideon Cook.
The charge, to the Grand Jury by his Honor
S 'F IVII6on, was dear and forcible, Wa3
general in its nature, and urged the. jury not
to listen to any thing that might he said out
side the jury room calculated to influence
'them in their-deliberations.
In the cm° of Commonwealth vs. Thomas
Hall, colored, indicted for stealing guns from
J. Locke, the defendant pleaded guilty end
was sentenced to one year and six calendar
months imprisonment in the Eastern Pen
itentiary, to pay a fine of one dollar and
costs of prosecution and return the goods,
- and stand 'com i
mitted until sentence s com
plied with.
In the , case of Commonwealth vs. A.•"B.
Graves, indicted for obtaining goods under
nth :0 pretenses, the defendant r:•al foqua.no: i sure ,
guilty,(`• J.
i Hamil`
In the ease of Commonwealth vs. lie Veil i 1
71.19 i,
1 Efrnball, indicted for tFlling 1/ , : olot .• to m i- i Judge
i nors, :Cling On s:anday, and violatinc: the 1 gr S o choc
Inspe ye
license law in general, defendant came into '
Court_ and pleaded
* guilty. On the -first in- , Clerk,
dietgient he was 413 . 04 UZI dollars end coats Ullif
111 LOCAL ELEOT/otlB.—Tll t
tab e, shOping the vote nn lice !
cow ty, is compiled from the Mite'
filer l in the Prothonotary's OfficeAgn't. For
Liceuag. Lletusa. 4
B 10 6)
. 44 33 I
Bloi 730r0 ILI Ir 9
Brorldield ' 72 16
Cbuigriston ...418 64
cbat.are /07 65
(7.2yri tr . 35 09
Coviagtou .. 60 7 4 •
CoVil l gton Boro 27 13
Deer *Ad 64 29
Del air 117 133
Elk., 20 - 20 14
Elklitui ...... 27 19
tall iiirtwik. ~ - '27 , •• 2o
Fa. Ingtou . • . 83 . ' 13
Sacs
:t u n ' rt l .. • ..4 .18 58
liulille
1
61 29
..
47 8 128
- 47
Lawr nee 54 , 72
Litscr ncevl l / 6 .,....... 64 ga
Libey 26 9.6
lien burg sa is
Maus eld 1.12, 13,
Midd ebury.... ....... 152
68
Aforr .. 41 9
lielso 7o 14
()ace* •• 90 19
Richthond . 169 50
atiab. 73 /15
Stitki n 26 . 4
Sulliv 128 '' 46
Tioga ..... OS • 86
'tioga Bore 37 40
Union .. . . 103 74
, art/. 20 10
• :AIM .... 202 377
We-t 6. 63 63
Wes tll 61 21
Total
Major' ,
Th :
°lotto
ugha
maiu•
a I
oupt
Huste
Sch
Baird.
Ass •
Assi:
Logan
Aud i
"More,
Trew
Jud
Insp
Paul.
Constable--Wm. Larkin
' Clerkr—J. C. King.
snosssuab.
is-A. H. Gaylord.
;ilmen—James Conlon. Jacob Jon”,„
ilth, John Hughes, Jr., Bufus Farr,
ith.
Burg.
Cour'
L. B. 4
t,lsaac S
Schoo
mark.
I Asses
• [ Assist.
S. Clem
j' High 1
Cons :
Judge
Inspec
Schoo
Gile.
Assista
c--. Edwa
prosecution and, ten days ia. prisonment
the county jail; under the second the
e, and under the third he wx a fined $5O
Acosts of prosecution, and - 0 ntenced to
d committed until the Bente is com•
11 with. The Court announ 4 that all
gases of that nature committed hereafter
.uld be dealt wiih promptly,land if the
• perance men of Tiuga county wished to
ii rce the liquor low, they would not 1401
arca from the Colt^t
1
Id Boro
263. 197 J 1
Directors—Jas. Phillips, J. B. Dan-
!or--,S. H. Gaylord.
I. nt Assessors—David Memel!, Z.
.ne.
; onstable—David Clements.
5 .le—J. H. Everett.
lof Election—Enoch Fulkinson.
ors of Election—S. Van Order, J.
. Cran
Audit,
—W. H. Smith.
BROOKFIELD.
Super "
I I
sors—Liiram McCay, J. B. Bush.
Assess r—Chas. liascho.
Assists t Assessors—J. G. Owen, E. N.
alter.
Constable--J.
In L. Holmes, J. J Masao.
Tree er—C. G. Seely.
Town clerk—Wm. H. Guerney.
Audito D. S. Dougherty.
School Nrectors—J. B. George, WM. 44
uernse • ' r
CHARLESTON.'
sisrs—A. Wilkinson, J. Bowen. _
l' D. P. Benedict.
de—J. M. Wilkinson. ,
I
Directors—Ephraim Hart, Rosel
/
S,upery
EC=
Consta
MIA Lt.
t Assessors—Geo. A. Brevitter, D.
ugeno Beauge.
, r—Timothy B. Culver.
Election—J. G. Dartt.
'ire—C. H. Marks, V. L. Item.
—L. W. Webb.
CHATIFIA.U.
D. H. Curtis.
Ile—James A. Cloos.
'sors—Henry Mattison, Wm. L.
Clerk
Veasu
Judge
Inspect
Audito
Tuqtice
Consta
Supery
Merrick.
—Heber Cloos.
t Assessors—Charles Puller, Or
ey.
ASSeSS.O
Assista ,
ange Con
Directors—Morris Butler, ~C:lark
SeTool
Brewer.
Audit°
Clerk
Treasu
Judge
Inspee
:—Lytnan Hubert.
'John -A'reueb.
ci•-•'••Gegrge Curren.,
•1 Election--ThAvP
Caatley.
Orreu Rice.
CLYMER.
47. R. Gee.
ble—Salmon Rowland.
p'isOrs Willard 'Brown, Squire
Justle
CUT'.
duper
Briggs.
•r—C. P. Douglass.
nt Assessors—C.H. Stebbins, Squire
Assess'
i
Assist )
Briggs.
Clerk
Treas. 1 1
Judgfi
Inspe ,
bins.
School
E. H. Stebbins.
rer—S. A. Roberts.
kr—C. B. Cole.
of Election—Stephen Strait.
tors—A. D. Ashcroft, Luznau
Directors—Henry Baker, S. S
COVINGTON.
isors—A. Goodspeed, Jr., Ithineas
Super,
Rogers.
or—J. W. Whiting.
nt Assessors—Wm Farrer, Phineas
,S • ,
r• Directors—Wm. Bichardi, David
Asses
Assis
Rogers.
Soho•
Marvin
Tress
Audi
Cons
rer—Francis Kelley. •
, T—A. J. Watkins. . -
blq—L. B. Walker. ' •
of Election—H. H. Coo.
tore—A. G. Marvin, Eli 3olliff.
A. W. Mudge. • •
J wig
Inspe
Clerk
COVINGTON
ss—A. M. Bennett. •
' ilmen—J. P. Walker, 0. F. Trio%
Ott, J. M. Hoagland, J. O. Pine, At.
Burg
Coun
Eli Da
G. Lee.
High
Cons,
Constable—V. M. Lovalloy.
le-11 G. Levulley.
or-LO. G Gerouldi.
,ant Assessor — S. S. Z'ackard, Jacobln.
Asses
Assist
Ilextrna
Seho
W J
,1 Directors—Thomas Willoughby
vans.
of Election—V. M. Gray.
tor—lra Patchen.
I:ILIWAR.
' visors—Ephraim Jeffers, J. A Wit
Jude
Irispe!
Supe
cox.
, ble—B. F. Wheeler.
rer—Wm Chaie
•
Wm. Chase.
or—lsrael Stone.
4nt Assessors—Darld Ileise, Isaac
Constl
Treas 1
Clerki
Asses 1
.Assis
Fiel(ls.
Judd
Inspe,
Ingeric
Scho •
Audi
of Election—George Green•
tors—Sylvester Houghton, J. W
1 1. Directors--Wm• Chase, John Karr
,or—C E Brewster.
EERFIELD
isors—J. H. Sanford, J. G. Seely.
or—G S. Bonham.
M. V. Purple. •
ble—B. F. Seely.
of Bleetion—John W. Knox.
tors—W. W Gilbert, W. Wagner.
rer—W. W. Gilbert
r—C. Hoyt,.
1 Directors-LOW. Bullacy, John
:
is ( "' . —H. L. Colegrove, - James
n.
Super
Asses'
Clerk
Const.
Judg.
Inspe
Treas
Audit
Scho.
Goodsp
e—Zo - nn r. Schonbaelcer.
of Election V. B. Chempnv.
wrs—dames H. "W esl, H. 1,
Director—John Maynard:
Lorain Witmore.
i4t-44444 54or4Itacktr.
1 1 •ir k
.
Assessr—John Maynard. 1
Assistant Assessors—lL L. CelegroV,s,l7-
B. Champney • . 1
Auditor-30'1m MaynardT. i
Constablp--James C. .Fa r/ey, , i
- I 1
litatAND. ) I L
Burgess—Joel Parkhurst. , ' - I, I
Councilmen—John Parkhurst, Chas.l3l-
en, \Benj. Dorrance, p H. )3qckbee, Ig - 14'.
Pattison, F. G. Loveland. - iI,
School Directors—John Hamu . land, 1). IL
Buckbee. •_ ,
COnstable—Edwin Nash. - • ; 1
Assessor—A_ C Culver. . i '-
Assistant Assessors—John A . Hatatt+d,
George Dorrance.
Auditor---Beni 'Dorrance - I
Judge of Election—b. IV Betekliee
Inspectors—J W. Shoe It, K Shinn° .1
Overseers at, Pour—Joel Parkhurst,
Dorrance.
following
so in the
el returns
Mel, DLO
suinat. For
11
FALL 132.00 Z.
Burgess—Fames Pollock.
Counci I men —D W. Knigbt, B P. Cara
znings, Id& Baty, Fatriek Dwyre, Bob Est
Dick.
.Tustice—J W. Personals.
Judge of Election—John - S 'Sexton.
Inspectors—F. W . Lyon, Samuel Oh
bers.
Assessor—John Forrest, Jr!
Assistant, Assessors—Robert Dick,- A. .
Pollock
Constable . --A.,W. Taylor.
- Auditors —D _W. Knight. James rolloc
School Directors—Walter Mason, Micha
Lyon. '
MR:kit:343TM
Supervisora—James Petert G. M. Hall.
Clerk and Treasurer—R. H. Cloos.
Judge of Election—Russell Shaw.
Inspectors—G. M. Hall, R. S. Luggy.
Assessor—W. W. Welch.
Assistant Assessors—Robert Casbeer, Jas
Beebe.
Constable—A. D. Kemp.
School Directors—Wm. Hoyt, Wm. V ,
Dusen.
A-uditor—H. S. Cady.
Supervisors—W. W. Tate, David Rexford
Justice—D. A. Padock.
Constable—D. D. Rexford
School Directors—W.W. Tate, A. Norton.
Clerk—H..3l. Foote.
Treasurer—lL. IL , Marsh.
Auditor—J. D Strait.
Assessor-1;4. - L. - Barnes.
Assistant Assessors—J. L. Phenix, David
Rexford.
Judge of Election—J. H. Ruggles.
Inspectors—Eugene Thomas, J. J. Smith.
Supervisors—Asa D Busted, Jones Hager.
Constable—Baptiste Gratroulure.
Assessor—D. H. Walker.
Assistiint Assessors—Stephen Bowen,Wm.
P. Parker.
. . _
School Directors—John J. Davis, P. D.
Rexford.
Auditor—John Bradshaw,
Judge of Election—b. H. Walker.
Inspectors—Wm., Harris, Timothy Don
oru n
Clerk—M. G. Lewis.
Treasurer—John James, Jr.
JACKSON.
Supervisors—J. E. Barnes, 11. Updyke.
• onstable—A. J. Cowen.
A , ditor—Leroy Bayjnton.
Cle . - -S B Kirkendall.
Judg of Election—C .Correll..
Assess , .—Wm. Woodford, ;
Assistan •AsSessors4L. B. Shewe, M.
White.
Treasurer—
School Dir
Friends.
Inspectors.—Dai
dough.
WATIUNS—LOUDEN.--In Wells .oro, reb. %PM,
by Rev. N. L. Reynolds, Mr. Char Watkins, of
lilan, Pa.. and Miss Belle Louden, of Winer.
- LEE—VA'NNESS.—At the residence o the bride's
parent's, Jan. 28th, 1873, by Rev. W. : Ramsey,
:Mr. John Lee, of Ravenna, Ohio, and Ma , Lisucush
Vanness, of Meter, Bredrord county. Pa.
AR. , ETSIN(JER—PitUTESMAN.-4t the ho' •e of
the brine's father, In-Middlebury, Jan. 14, 187; by
Rev. C. E. Batmen, Mr. Liugh Argetelnger, of R• t
/and, and Mee Relien B. Pruteernan, of klitlCUsbuz •
WELMojaa jun ET.
g. R. KIVALL, Retail army.
VirAx.rsuoso, nozwer 3, 1373
DEALERS PAY FOR SELL AT
Floor, per bbl 4 9 et S/1 00
Buckwheat flour, per owt 3 23 3 75
Wheat, white, per bushel
Wheat, red„ "
Wheat, spring,
Suckwileat,
corn, shelled, "
Oats,
ilsr/elt. 41
• Ir.
Clover seed, "
l'iraothy seed, "
Beans, 1.
Corn meal, per cal
Feed, per cwt
Potatoes, per bush
Apples, green, per bush
Onions, per bush...
Turnips, per bush..,
Pork, per lb
Barns, per lb
should era, per lb..
Butter,per lb
Cheese, per lb
Lard, per lb
Tallow, per lb
honey, per lb
Betsva.x, per 1b....
Vinegar, per gal„
Eggs, per dost„,,,i,
Dried ap:i;os
Drieq,ps-
Th 4;"
, per lb
..ches, per lb
cherries, pet , lb
Dried blackberries, per lb
Dried raspberries, black, per lb..
Cried raspberries, red., per 1b...
Oratiberries per qt
asp, per ton
Wood, 18 inches, per coEd
Wood, 3 feet, per cord ""
Cool, laard, per ton
Coal, soft
Ground plaster, per ton
Sugar, "A" coffee, per lb
Sugar, yellow, per lb
Sugar, brown, per lb
Tess, green, per lb
Teas, black, per lb
Kerosene, per gal
Wool. per lb-
Special Notices.
Mom 6foliEr fast and honorably, $l2 )50 per day
$76 per week, by at once applying for territorialrights
(which,are given free to agents,) to sell the best, strong
est, most useful and rapid selling Sewing Machine, and
Patent Button Hole Worker, over used or recommend
ed by families, or buy one for your own use; it is only
particulars, A. CATEIG Superintendent Cox. dre .
Green
wich and Courtland its. Isl. Y.
Oct.-15. 167576ta.
$5 AValuableinvention $5
Sewing Machine 1 1
*SW 17115725 ZOILILLIES.
With the New Patent Button hole
THE MOST SIMPLE AND COMPACT IN CON
STRUCTION.
THE MOST DURABLE AND ECONOWDAL
4 MODEL OF COMRTNED STRENGTH AND
Complete In all its parts, uses the Straight Eye Point
ed needle. Self Treading, direct upright Positive Mo
tion. New Tension, Self Feed and Cloth Guider. Op
erates by Wheel ou a Table, Light Running, Smooth
and noiseless like all good high! priced machines.—
Etas patent check to prevent the wheel being tame/
the wrong way. Uses Vie thread direct from the
spool. Makes the Elastic Lock Stitch (finest and
strongest stitch known); firm. durable, close and rap
id. Will do all kinds of wo:k, fine and coarse. from
Cambric to heavy Cloth or Leather, and uses ail de
scriptions of thread. •,
The best mechanical talent in America and Europe
has been devoted to improving and simplifying our
•Afachlues. combining r•nry that which is practicable,
and dispensing wirh alt complicated surroundings
general'y forma In other machines.
Special terms anti extra inducements to male and
female agents, store keeper s, tx., who wilt establish
agencies throughout the country and keep our now
machines on exhibition and sale. County rights giv
en to smart agents free. 4 Agent's complete outfits
furnished without any charge. samples of sowing,
descriptiv.e circulars containing terms, testimonials,
cligray.ngS, &c., sent Szea.
Address,
BROOK'S SEWING MACHINE CO=;
No. 1329 BROADWAY, NET 7 Tour.
Feb. 4, 1873-17.
I/I.IA.S.VST and improved rooms funiab,ed xith
all that eau.lie had to give ono pleasure instead or
pain, are round et
A, B. Eastman's Dental Offifv
where the new . 'Nitrous Ozide 1.9 ad _
ministered the happiest "u
; t
bh.lorofortn and the :Narcotic SMY slso Etter.
teggd• ts used when pre.
tracdazte,t o ._ satire Get, inserted on short notico.—
%Mud E P . :ation given to diseases or the mouth.—
PrEssaVv"ation of the natural teeth a specialty. Work
T" 'anted and terrds reasonable Opposite cogs
actlirii - Weptlrna l .
, - Tel. 4, MX,
GAINES
11AMILTON
avid Cady. _
4 & tors—B. Sinner, G. W.
/Sveritt; wtn . iiur•
MARRIAIj
2 00
2 26
... 200
CO V o
CO CO
126 116
ao
lo
. is
■
- 2 00
- 9 00
- 6 75@7 25
360 360
AN ENTIRELY NEW
FOR DOMESTIC USE.
Worker.
IN USE
BEAUTY.
0 i C
A/3 ' II E 7 7IAL TLETE,
Mil
'O EROS BRO'S & SMITH,
BANKERS,
BLOSSlttrae, MO, County, - Petite&
/AMU - NESS PAPS 11; NE*Yr 6 41!D.
Pour:toy Pito% Datatts, W. tr. 594121.
- Trop, Ps. Paw ' r,.
Feb. t.
JOHN FISHLt
r iAlittbnlsrgeet and best selected stick of
paBOOTS AND SHOES
ever brought into Wellisboro r cousistiog of
Ladies' lid and Cloth Balyneip.
Ladies, Misses, Children and
- -Baby's Shoes:
Gents' Cloth Boots and Shoes,
Prince' ,Albeit Calf Boots, ,
Boys' ,Cra & Kip Boots,
Youths' Boots.
.In fact all kinds of Mena Th e d Women's wear kept
in firet.elass Shoe Store. bastikawell Wozniak's
Slings:ever offered Id ttas - market. I detY the world
In
CU-S.7'OlT• • ITFORZ.
rt 4
II you don't believe it. try the;. I, buy only the beet
stock, and have as good Cordwainers as money can
biro,
BIiPURINQ done neatly, and with dispatch.
• •
Leather and Andings
of all Idnao aousrtantly,on trouCL
ASH PAID FOE BIDES, DEACON SKINK,
having just filled up my shelves with' a choice
stock, personally selected for thla market, I respect
fully solicit a fair share of trade) "Small profits and
quick returns." I believe to be a good business max
im ; and Iho d the best goods to be the cheapest. I
keep no shoddy. air assortment is sufficient to meet
all sizes and tastes. I invite our patrons and the
public generally to pal sad essmizis my . stock. No
-Irotthle to - show goods: Always to_ .be found. one
door north or Q. B. &art an,,.
Alb- /Mila str 44 4
Ifollsbor i g e • • " • ' 0, !• 40, =MU& •
4. •
COAL,
FLOUR, PLASTER,
CONV-EWED,
Buckwheßt Bran,
CORN nEAIL,
,shton&Onandaga Salt
LISBOR9 WARE FUSE
AND
COAL Y A -.°:4 D
•
aso ueptcozatsac tous4 eta ttfr
LENDS,
likX"
SILMGLES, znto :
'ement, Lime, & Fire ck.
El
S 60
11 60
'IIOOB,S. ASP
On and after tbia date. I shall sell Antrim Coam\..
Screened Coal at $3.50 per Ton, at the yard. or $4. 0 0
per Ton, delivered in the village.
-YA
12;$
Thank:fin for the very liberal patronage that I have
received in the past. I beg a continuance of the same,
I remain a faithful friend 01 the public.
Respectfully.
Ilsboro, Jan. 28, 1873.-3 m. CHARLES MAGEE.
P. S. Parties intending to use plaster the coining
season would deivell to purchase now, as the supply
is likely to be limited.
16 20
25 00
20 25
General Insurance Age*,
ENOIVILLE, TIOGA CO., PL , I
Life, Fire, and Accidental.
ii f 0
- IBM
12.4
.1.1®,12
50cCg1 60
E2col 25
Unmade, of Cleveland. Ohio 456,033.44
Iki lv
..e York Life and Fire Ine. Co ...... .., .21,000,000
oyol Ine. Co., of Liverpool 10,515,501
ocashire, of Mancheetor. Capital,— 10,000,000
e. Co., of North America, Pa .. $2,050,585 60
VFire Las. Co. of Phila. Pa. 2,087452 25
at i c Ins. Co. of N. Y., Capital, $760,000
hispra Fire /ne. Co. of N. Y ' 1000,000 ,
'Farmers Mat. Fire Ina. Co. York Ps. ..... —909,889 15
liMnit Mut Lifelne. Co. of Hartford Ct.. 5,081,970 50
• enn'a Cattle Ina. Co. of Pottaville 600,000 00
T0ta1.,.,
Insurance promptly effected by mail or otherwise,
n sII lands of Property. All losses promptly adjusted
nd paid at my office.
Allcommunication promptly attended to—Offloo on
Street 2d door from Main st., IlnonvWe Pa.
SMITH
Agent.
Jan. 1. 18134 f.
Z. ®. or co. 3°.
NANSPIELD, PA.
_JaECTURE COURSE,
1822..8.
ELI PEREGREI....
Defense or the,. Mahan,"
JOWS G. GAZE . .
.
"Lon, or Yank,* Land." 1431
RIOSLS COTT TYLER
-rob. E.
"A Day and 0 Night ''' co
MISSAILLIAN EDOARTON Irvb. 20,
"Gossip, Causes awl Cure."(
VESQILIUS SISTERS
Gocit music will be in attends:i t to entertain the
nudietoe before lectures.
E. B Itennro.
E. B. Young & Co.,
Moooessoto of Eugb young k
llothellers and Staioners,
Viral Piper,
Window Shades,
Yankee Notions,
Picture Frames and elm,
Pictures ell aorta.
Picture ClP' d,
Lew Blanks.
Jostkiißlanks,
i BIM, Books, 113 sl'io , e
NaWspapri .a, Z gazinoe,
Writing Desks,.
,
Law Fbarifs 1 Artists Goodil,
ii,
S , .etlica/ Books, !
i ' i Religions Books.
aP ,d eryartdcl lin oar Una of fader '
w York Mee at One 'Dollar a month. '
mire DOB a at 75 Cents a month,
... bieription for a week, or month,.ar yew.
Y 4
dem for B ke not in stock promptly attended to l
Express package recalved from New Fork el l :
seY.
E
als and Gaiters,
PELTS AND PUBS.
ASSETS OVER $65,000,000.
ASEIZTIS ox COMPS ES
Grand Cancert.
}
W. G. Ltrrz, g
C. 8.0. W. Bnoww, %
A.. Bi. Prrra, t
S. B. COCHRAN, re
I.f. It.VErAir.a, g
sad Dimilers ha
Window Ftxturco.
Musical InstrozaallAS.
are Agents of the Anobor Line and the Guinn
• f 11. S. 'Alan Ocean Steamers. Passage tickets to
ona any point in Europe at the lowest rates.
ght Drafts sold on any /iguana Europe at cur
•
tel otExchange. • . .
14, 16 Wail *Cc
11,1117347,
0011: , 10 I.IECTIM
244Uir A. LIVERMong.....: 2A72.- IV&
§tnuto4
2. JOBS BILLINGS....
24
JAN. , pH&
8. Izeolveirrzazonz coig 14,1575.
t. OURZT CONCERT FEU. 12.1.878.
& ANNA DlCkniBo3t 1123.24, WM.
6. 4160. MACDONALD,. ........ .... ..
SEASON tICEET I ' Reserved Seat, $2.00.
SirIOLZDICKETI
6. w. tazaesetk
J. R. swam excer.
5.D.2000027140%.1
w. - w. 'waft,
U. D. rectum, 1
- •
N05x....0*16g to the continued 111 health
be MacDonald. the date of Ida Whit" cannot at
lied.
FAXtrar Awrzciz.
44ivati guile $1260 per day, $74 pat weak.
41 ` AN ENTIRELY
SEWING MACHINE
ONLY PIVE\DOELARS.
With the New Patent Bitttim Hole Worker:
Most wonderful and elegantly 'Constructed BZW
nig hiactctm for Family Work. • Complete in all its
Parts, Vacs' the Straight Nye Pointed Needle, SELF
Taaserinia, direct upright Posrnvz Morton, New
Tension, Self Feed and Cloth Guider.' Operates at
Wansi. and on a TLEILIc. Liyht Running, Smooth ants
noiseless like all good high prided machines. Ras
Patent Mock to prevent the wheel being turned the
wrong way. Men the thread direct from ,the spool.
Makes the ELAsTIo LOCZ firma, (fittest and strongest
stitch known; ) Arm, durable, close and rapid. Will
do all kinds of work, fine and course, from Ceaumic to
heavy Cloth or LIZATEER, and uses all description" of
thread. This Machine la szavivir oosirrAVOTZD to
give it srumhyru; all the parts of each Machine being
made alike by Machinery, and , beautifully finished and
ornamented. It is very easy to learn. Zi'aptd Smooth
'and StLent - tn operation: Reliable at all time s, and a
PRAOTICAL, BcIB2aLITC, Mt MIASMAL INYENTION. at
Greatly Reduced Price.
A Good, Cheap, Family' Sewing Machine at last.
The drat and only success in producing a valuable,
substantial and reliable low priced Sewing Machine.
Its extreme low price reaches all conditions. Its sim
plicity and strength adapts it to all caimeiti4s, while
its many merits make it a universal favorite homer
used, and creates a rapid demand.
IT IS ALL IT IS RECOMMENDED. --
"I - oen cheerfully, and confidently recommend Its
use to those who are wanting a really good Sewing Ma
chine, at a lowprice." Mrs. J. P. Virtues, Rutherford
Park, Bergen Co., N. J.
Price of each Machine. "Claes A." "One," (war
ranted for Ave years by special cart - a:teat%) with all
the fixtures, and ev, erythi ng complete belonging tti in
cluding Stax-rstatannio NEEDLE. packed In a strong
wooden box, and deliveied to any part of the country,
by °sprees, PEKE of furthercharges, on receipt of price,
(my Fin: Domes% Safe deliverygtuirsitteed. With
each Machine we will send, on receipt of Ii extra, the
new patent '
BUTTON HOLE WORKER,
One of the most important and usehtl invention(-of
the age. So simple and certain, that a child can work
the finest button bolo with regularity and ease. strong
•
and beautiful.
Precut, Tinuni, and Extra Indneemente to Metz
and Prstax.a.tpoots, , Bkno Iteepera, &0., who will es•
tebliah agencies throwth the cousitt7 •anti keep our
Xi* litcattata at, Datibitien anti Sole. Comm
Bums Wen to outset agents razz Attar' wattle&
oats 'hued/shed withtnat any liana niunOk. ISIOUPIes
of setofog. deacriptivo circulars oontaining _Terms,
Testimonials, Nograv# l B B . &0.. so., am inks. We
also enpply
AGRIC;tq.TI7IIAL IMPLEMENTS.
Latest Patents and improvements for the Fame and'
Garden. Mowers, Beepers, Cultivators, Feed Cutters.
Harrow.. Farm Mills, Planters, Harvesters, Threshers
and all erticles needed for Farm work. Rare Seeds in
large variety. Norway Oats. The wonderful •mtdti.
PiliWrowstes Corer $1 per hundred, &0., Ito. All
money sent in Post ocioe Money Orders. Registered
Letters, Drafts or by Express, will be at our risk, and
is perfectly secure. Safe delivery of all our goods
guaranteed.
"an old end responsible Et= that B ell the beet goods
at the lowest price, and can be relied upon by oar
readers."—Farmer's Journal, New York.
Address orders.
A. CATELEY, Superintendent.
Cornet Greenwich and Courtland Cs., New rect.
Oct. 16, 1872-6 m.
20 THE PUBLIC.
I have a l4rge stock of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes,
Ready-Made Clothing, Hats;' and
Caps, Yankee Notions, &c., which
I will sell fat cost for the next thir
ty days,
I will sell good prints for ten
cents per yard.
will sell good sheetinga, yard
wide, for 11 cents.
I will sell all my goods so cheap
thay you cannot help buying „them
if yoti will call at my store in the
1156,431,461 94
...Feb
General Insurance Agency,
.mss. B. &J. B. CA:IIIPBELL
A RE leaning policies in tho following Companies
gait tire ana' lightning ,in Tio,ga and Potter
counties :
QUEEN, Assets, 8/0,000,000.09
CONTINENTAL of Nor York, .......2,809,526.2
EANOVER, of Nor York 983,381,00
- GERMAN AMERICAN, New York 1 272,000.00
WYOMING, of Wilkesbarre, Pa 219,638.42
WILLIAMBPORM, Wm'sport 113,006.0%
All business promptly sttelatted to.pr ;tont orsitinsrk,.
Lowe adJuisteill utd. put pt 9ur btu"; -
$1449,1 10, U4**
0 008 z
,1
VOlt DOPOSTIO:I34.
Pateate6 Auie 2701, 1871
OPERA BLOCK.
F L. F. TRUMAN.
I
14nr.soN. Twos_ Co.,
G. W;PRESTOI..
PRES
CIO
IRON PRI
Ur.
ens
STEAM
Circular, Gang
Tanneries, A I
every des,
•
:M"'Xr.i.e.hthcry of
Corning, August '2B, 1.872.-I.y
GREAT
DI EI4S 43-003
,Alriltailler Winter good' at greatly red*
Regular
We shall heap an tinusus o lly large ass
FLANNELS, ERIN
TVIE
TA= LVTENEI.
LACE
of AU kinds, Corsets, Notions.
- ) 3E3 ClOCrti
TWO stook we keep up in our rellgar
beau% tOr air** trade.
.
1878.-tf.
HUGH YOUN),
Insurance fl Estateta
"
ma-Drafts' sold payable in any city or to
gar-Cabin, Seoond Cabin, or Steerage P
to or from any town in Europe from or
by the Anchor Line, or the Williams and
Xail Line of )ocean Steamers. ,
'Real Estate bought and sold. on Col
/Er•l desire to call particular attention i l
Le War,4ll,,agorslegity_ttut.‘ old and we
—zarenzaarrrr)lnt 180.--- 1
, I
FIRE, LIFE (2 4CCII)
• Capital Represented $40,400 . A
/ETNA, of Hartford, Conn.
HOME, of• New York. I 1
FRANKLIN, of Philadelnhia.`
INS. CO. OF NORTH AMERICA, oil
PENNSYLVANIA, of Philadelphia
NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE;
PHENI,,of Brooklyn, NY. q
LYCOM NG IMS. CO.. &limey. Pa.
I T
TRAYSTRAVELERS LIFE & ACCIDENT,
PoliclealWritten in any of the above lo
pastes at l etandard rates. Losses pronu
my office, No, 3 Bowen's Zilock „. . > ,7o/
Nov. 19.1879.
Farm for Sale..l
Covtugton townglip. ou the road ie
v
Marvin [Butlers. in Copp Hollow, to th:l
at the Hoagland Soho :1 House. 87K ac ,
proved. and well watered.— ' (food frame
frame barn, with underground stable. ,
160 APPLE TREE'
commencing to beat; all grafted fruit.
Some good plum, pear, and cherry tre • -,
ther pertiotdars, inquire of GILES 8. , 2
. 1 on the premises, or ,' 1
I{f TC}YETS &
Jen. 14, .87,-4Nr. W.
ManOeld !roil Pa
1 _ t .i.v.sH.k..DEß.,
Mansfield Fire-Proof VI
IPA_INP;
sx USE OVER 'ERIP.TV YEAR
' I .
Theta are the cheapest gocd paints in th
They are durable and adhesive, and the d:
to a great!,extent, fire-proof. They are put
cans of frbra nye (6) to fifty (60) pounds, gr ,
and in packages of from' five to ton gallo• -
immediate use.
The attention of persons about to paint
fully called to 'these goods, the base of w.
Address JOUR H. PIITN. A.,
Jan. 144-3nh. Mansfield, Ti
Administraior's Nol
jETTER% of Administration on the es
j LINE SLOSSON, late . of Lawrence
county, Pa., deceased. have been granted
B. Packer, residing in Wellaborer, county
aforesaid, to whom all persons indebted
tate are requested to make payment, and
clalnak'or'demands, will make known the
out delay. ' HORACE B. P.
=UM
WELLSEORO
I -
Door, Sash & 'Mud F
RETUVILII =I et M. ill foreland to
elm work Dm the best lumber s at
which la now In full operate=
Sash, Doer
inane, d nozzo,
AND MOULDINGS,
o ac t istotly ou baud, or mararacturedt
Planing and nate
done promptly, and in tho beet name
'
workmen employed, and none but the be
lumber used. Encourage home industry.
rectory near the foot of Mil
Sm. 1, 1872-tf.
crFl MY.
description any deacriptio exccutud with uc
and care at the
1 •
of ,••• ONO fl per 84! Agents want:
11070 4.1 1 J of Of working people,
young or old, make more mousy - a;;tr.
their spare moments, or all the tiraP, Aa
else. Particulars ;rya, Addreig Q ti
" 411 4 444 0 5 'fintr
ON 4 -ligEftitiVlS.:,
DRS MACHINISTS,
r i
, c 3)
1 1IASEIWM=aiM1011
NINES AND 801LERSI
cl Mule' Saw Mills, Aidohinery jto ,
fan', Gearing' and Casting's of
I *ption, in; Iron, and-Brass.
timde repaired piipsitlp az.4l at ref:corsage. reloamiii
LOSING OUT SALE.
The enbeeribess are now saTarti - -
I „ .
Lid i,
. . ,
------ • CL:CIA.SC.TIVGB
O.IO3LfT togair*,
• Prices
/11)epairtments,ECept Folio
1
.rtunt%ani of stsplo goods for our rogalsr Virlztter trade , tam.S. ' MEETING% -
" . 05, mints, '. 1‘ rii Pa i 4 ` . ina low
.i • RIM, I 3:1141ING =MN. WEITZ
.• c., and son Me =tin stook at She toweskcissit swami &NIL
.
piall3ll2aeate,
line, it ell times, Saab ' Vs awe mats boiler tolitiMMl *m We
I it ARSONS & Co.
J• A.
'S
amship
%can't 'Mock.
•
to Europe,
se ne tickets
• Wellsboro.
I Guion, S.
No 3
a:gallon.
the Linn.
si.own ~
F:151
PhU'a.
Edinburg
iHartfbrd.
ding ccma
-
.YUgt3at
Bing from
State road,
‘a; 80 lin
houae an 4
For fur
; PIN,
: • O,NT ,
boro; Pa
!Its.
tallic
ix market,—
ker abodes.
lup in tin
.und in oil,
=Azad for
is respect
chls iron
& BRO.,
go. Co., Pa
MI
to of AI:M-
I [lle, Tioga
to Mime
and State
o said es
.
sae having
isitme with.
CKER,
I Adm'r.
otory,
TIN
8r1q,7
,
1 ura,
E.
MgIT apft Off
* Ire"
NO. I. corfresar nz,Oc&
We have Shed the Shanty
TILDALDWIN
1 - =M. Ph.
Autt . tor lam but time to ay to AO
cultism= thilt, vrolturre Oa
=9
RAO GAINS
/PCS VILIL
Our Elegant New Store
DESIRABLE GOOUS
stesiowegibussettarktia.
1111
I .
Call WA VIZ vil2launt Aew it Ut laitilollllo.
oct ta, 1872.
waoLEsui STOU.
oOn s 'XING N. Y.
DAVOS AND =D . XCLYES, PAMTS d2PD OIIB.•
DEZI2I DAVIDS' INKS, ILEITEL'S CONCENTRA, tem.
MEDICINES, IRMELL'S FLUID. =MOM
MTBSETr'S COOOAME, IcIAVOSEM 324
/ =ars,
•
lag
The beet
t peas!Dned
KEROSENE LA,BIPS,
street.
FAST ISEITDIMEIL 2:IOCMTER TIMM
, WERT Al D TLANOSVO
TRACTS, WALL PARLII, WIN
DOW GLASS,
73 - wrpt z.; DRY COLOR%
actidtrs FOR RIARIMV
& UMW
' At72771i
;t All etas°.
f-either
k - for us in
4t, nnzthing
ceri - , Co,
Mireq,
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