0 11 Litiestaki ,s y Lofts - .., .. , VT a 634310x7rna0z rpukor. .—......, \ To thee, were I a humble bee, \ - . rd hourly wing my honeyed eight; --- To thee, were I'a ehip . itt sea. , • rd eau tho' land were Le my sight; To thee, werejj, puny pit, ' \ ''• " IsPr./Pg' M I # lO. et V r 4l " MA / 11 " r • c' ' -• t. ~ " , . \ .:' To thee," , weA T gitfold r iliaetr,," , ' - \ - Pa swim as fast aa tins could morel . ' To thee, were I a Waiter's hack. • I'd gallop on the hoofs of lows .- .. 1... , Batas I'm but a simple man, ..% =mos by train, loves-St I aunt • .1111. SOWS; Odd fellow's rich wife. A,trying bnairieaS--Sonp boiling. Florida's green peas are covered with show. Can a dark. woman be considered..ona of • thefair sez.„ • i I . Books for Thanksglving—those that i'bound in full turkey. ' ' ;.. A Maine judge has decl. ed that egg-nog is ,iiot a beverage. , lowa has a town named Shoo Ply with a ;gold mine in it. Why is the fire a dissipated character? Because itgoes out every night. CouucilAlleffs Spiritualists exclude red haired people fromtheir circle. Mrs. General Robert Anderson is at Flo. rence, where she will reside. "Bnlio” is a new gaming invention of * Chicago, and is said to be a substitute for "keno." z The grass crop at the West must be very scant. They are letting it grow in the streets of Peoria. Mariewitscb, a Russian with a magnifi -... oat tenor voice, is the latest musical sensa tion in Paris. Darwin is-to publish anew work on "The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Lower The liquor law in Indiana consists of fe /isle vigilance committees, which shut up 'tile liquor saloons. Detroit horticillturists carry stoves in their market wagons to keep the "garden *ass" warm. Kentucky distilleries consume 6,306 bush els of grain daily, and turn out 26,884 gal lons of spirits. Why is it not good to beat children hard and often? Because you may. lest oft and ii den. What is the difference between the top of it Monument and a song for one voice?- One Is so high, the other is solo. An Indiana woman threw a burglar down Hairs and broke his neck under the impres illtin that it was her husband. LThe original "Texas Ranger" Major 0. F. „flays, exials in Calufornia on the-wiserable .pittance of $200,000 a year. A horticultural gentleman gives as his reason fati..W.s.#.leigh red, "that he alwayaled amain runners." Wily does a retired confectioner resemble faithless lover? Because be leaves his kceet'art to another. '" Luther Lamb; of Wibslow, Me., lately Celebrated his, golden wedding with his third Wife. He has raised a flock of fifteen lambs. Wild cats are so plenty at West Hickory, Pa., that a young lady who has not a full of "catamount" furs is ashamed to go to urch. Tk i : Maine people don't step for trifles in esti tang the cold weather; but say that _ the mercury fell on one or two "clapbeards," case may be. A floating hotel is said to be building on Allegheny. The first order of the cap ' tain of the craft Will , be, "Prepare to re oeive boarders. Pilkins, thinking that an exhibition of conjugal affection might increase the quality of his dinner,, called his wife "my sweet est." She merely asked him who the oth w - s were. . • Mrs. Lubin has been installed as pastor of a western pulpit. Sweet is the savor of her Dame, - and sweet her sanctity. No dbubt there will be some extracts from her eer- HMS. • A man being about to marry his 'fifth wife, a lady asked his daughter who bras going to perform the ceremony. " I d'on't know," she replied, " but I suppose our minister will, as he usually Marries father." St. Louis people were so badly swindled by the old gas company that they establish ed another, and, now they are worse off than before, ai the two have combined and made Prices higher than ever. : • Captain` Jack is said to have captured * c ora our troops "a goodly store of loot." If he had only captured the galoot who pre ' elpitated that forced reconnoissance" no body Would heVe cared. It is said that the newspapers are the means of a great many ladies "getting their ticks up." The.best conducted papers oft : 4iti make a great bustle among them, and .dearly every pannier is a newspaper waist .- basket. • " The Nusdle %the title of a new monthly Proposed in Nes' York. The . 1 publisher thould have his eye teeth cut„ and be ,sharp • .elsough to establish a firm basis for his en terprise. Thepages should be filled with pointed articles\ An eccentric young lady of Marshalltown, lowa, lately cut her,, throat in twenty-one places and then tried,N4o murder a child. ' She has attempted three times previously to • commit suicide, and is tattooed enough to pass for a South Sea Island Chief. ' Paul Cassagnac says that th Emperor Naroleon had an income of not more than 500,000 francs per annum, which dappelled this Imperial family "to live with extreme modesty, almost parsimony." "Parsimbny" on $60,000 moat have been a curiosity. The pastor of a fashionable New York church gave out last -Sunday that he had married nine ceuples during the year who - had failed to advancl the customary wed ding fee, and he would like to have the new year begin with a little "cash down." The Providence Press announces the tap-, Pearatice In that city 'of •the "Living Chris. , flan." The doubts which have long tieen felt as to whether there Was really a germ ' ine: live Christian in Providence are thus happily settled. • , Syracuse, N. Y., believes in realism on the stage. There is a play now performing there in which an actress stands with an ap ple on her head, which—the apple, not the headesis then shot 'off by an actor with an actual ` rifle, real powder, and . a genuine - A. Kentucky shoemaker has Just finished a pair of bouts for a colored customer that r . are fifteen inches in length,- twelve around the instep, eleven and a half around the too, .‘ and sixteen around the heel. The best part, of a cowskin was used in their nianu tectere. A letter publishedby the Berlin Geograph- Jest Society announces that three African explorers, by the west coast, have arrived at cameroon. Dr. Buckholtz proceeded to &Rae. Dr. Relchneau and). Dr, Lichder hope to find an opportetcuty to penetrate the interior. , A carious_paraslte is found upon the blind fish of the Wyandotte cave. The female is attached, by a pair of altered fote limbs, to She vicinity or, the mouth of the fish, while the male is supposed to be eery small, 'and a free swimmer, as it has notyet been found attached in the TiCiLlitS of the female. The Middletown (Conn.) ancient eptuister is a belligerent animal. The other day one of them, was riding on the railiond under a ,fren pass which the conductor said was worthless. He invited her to paylare and she refused; he threatened to put her off, and she dared him to do It; he wilted, and she remained mistress of the situation and had her ride. Calafornla widow importuned the shot.- of San Francisco to grant her an inter view with the murderer Donnovan the day before that individual's execution, in 'order that she might commission hint to hunt up her deceased husband in the spirit world. "and request him, and if necessary, compel him, to keep away and mind his business." Papas are not romantic it must be con fessed. One of them in Davenport, lowa, with three marriageable daughters, has post ed the 'following notice over the bell-pull " Wood, $G a cord; coal,BO cents a bushel gas, dear and bad. Parties staying after 9 o'clock 'will please settle quarterly. N. B. A reduction made after engagements; and the fall amount added to the rmarrifige , portion." / • We always supposed that the .Tevis were as likely to drop into poetry as othSr folks, but the editor of the Jewish gessdnger af. Arms that "during all the years of his edi torship, perhaps:not more / than a dozen original poems have peen sent to him from Contributors of the Jewish: faith, and during the pastyear he did — not'receive a single po ordeal etfuelon ter inseitiert.", Happy Troia 4 1 . 1 / 04 7ff;* /1 • MI \ \ I 20 THE PUBLIC. I have a large stock of Dry Goods, Groceries,• Boots, Blues, Reddy-Madei l Clotiang, Hats and Caps, Yankel..Arotion,s, &c., wl4h, I will sell at cost for the next thin. • ty days, I will sell good prints for ten cents per yard. . I will sell good sheetings, yard wide, for 1.1. cents. Twill sell all my goods ;0) c.i.2ap thay you cannot help buying if you will call at my store in the OPERA BLOCK L. F. TRUMAN. i Deerfield Woolen Mills: IXEMBZIELD, PA. 131tOIIEEM Prop:dors of the above .1. roanufactu.rs as usual ba order, to suit custo=ars. OUR OASSI3IEBES ' ars warranted. Particular attention iisou to Roll Cardhig & Cloth Dressing Ws manufacture to ardor, and do all kinds of Boil- Carding and Cloth Dressing, and defy amapeUtion. We haw as good an assortment df Full Cloths, Cassimeres, and give more for Wool in frachange than any other establishment. Try them and saWy yOurielvea. We wholeaide and retail at the Com:magus mills, 2 miles below Ent:media Jan. 1. 1872. J. H. Griswold's Water Wheel. THE undersigned, are agents for the above Water Wheel, and can cheerfully recommend it as rior to au others in use. Persons wishing to pur chase !liquid nee this wheel in operation before buy ing other wheels. =GUAM 8808. peerneld, May 16,1874. Read the following • t • Wearrtatu. Artat. 21. 1 872. We the undersigned. pnrohased one of J. rf, Grim• wold's 80 inch Water Wheel, using 88 inches of water to run three run of atone under a 20 foot head, and are well pleased with the wheeL We have ground ilixty bushels per hour with the three run and can average that aznonntlxir hour all day. E. D. PHILLIPS. OHAIILTOII PHILLIPS. \- WALKER& LATHROP, 3 . .sa.zas EOM= IRON, Ea= NAIL% STOVE.% =WARS. BELTKNe. SAWS. CUTLERY. WATER LIME, AGEIctILTIMAL ThEF/ 221 / 7 3 % ° \ Carriage and Harness Tr4auninge, FLABIIESSE/3. a&DDLES. 4<X Gorntati, V. Y., .Isa. 1.1872. • LIVERY 'STABLE. trrrmal a, COL .X 9 ItESPECT w. „, 13, fully Inform the public that thoy hero established a 'Livery for Hire, At their Stable. on Pearl St. ,o po te Wheeler's wagon shop. aingls or double rigs lUxnlahea to order. The 3 nips to I . ceep good horses and wagons. _awl intend tc plat's. Pr restosoMds. KETCHAM at DOLES. AMP 21. UM ..„ Jewelry Store. rnig VadersLß a ediro old yto saytb.o j 140.0 citlYslisboroinet v= rali thst he hss aimed o sirevireleyt Store in His st the eak isea hoildios men folliu* occupied by t of C. L. will)nt. oonv Clocks, Watches. Jei.oelry, Silver and Itated-<Ware. S. D. Viei cc* deo bAirorkiniss Noith sna Ntulsylvaaht, will attend 6 the . • 7 Repairine/of Watches, • Clocks, #0.,:4-9.' For the sidddloing of which hilviereettemi Yours practlcalsdrience is sufficient sutentee. B. B. WidtßniLlt. Wells y 4 ,0, Aug. 33, 1871-tf. / • Pars. C. SMITH 1 8 now nothing an; bas elegant designs IA terlillamerrair . .15%.016.217CEP ta-cocoicon, Itirinos the ;molts to call and. ersuane goals arid vrioats. P. EU...No trouble to 3 slum goods. AIL IX 2811. Ito C. a tabs. ) ' • and E. B. Vovzgo. Booksellers and Stationers, Wall Va Winmp " dow Shales, ' TlLLiket• 'Bottom, - • Picture Flamm, end Muth m i t t . ! v v i, all molts. - • 114bre anotiw Mai:Jsa. Maga Vl/ 010 4 i nevitiPaPaza , Ma: 1 Writirts Law Boole, MGCliceal Boot!' . • Religious audovary artiolo io, crux tiM of Usti -.New York DaMa et One Dollar Datilea at 75 Cents a mo —Subsertptiona for a"iveelcor -:-cirflere for Beaks nottn - stock pr An IL - iireage Outage received 21 ery day. We ore Agitate (Atha Anolior L Line of U. B. "lAD Ocean Steamers: and from any point italucope at t —Bight Drafts sold on any Bank rent rates of B'rettioage. - \Jan. 24,1872-17. We have Shed th 1 1 1 1,8ALDW \\ nicuux anarnzas. AVERY LARGE STOC ;/ OF DEAVEE, BROAD , CLOTH, CASIMARRE. VESTINOS, AND Tani. G 3. which I vrill sal .ry cheap FOR CASH. In .act, the beat aabortthent .r Goods ever brought to itellaixto, of various sty! 4. Please call and look them over. Wilting Suite, Overcoats, d Repairing done with diapatch and as cheap as th cheapest. ' , HORGE WAGNER. , Chilton 8 VlAlgurqtreetia. E. B. Young & undlers SD T/OGA, Ri. load now base but time to sast to oar friends and Gas termara that we bail good BARGAINS M'r:W7M Our Elegant New ptore Te t~d'ttln DESIRABLE GOODS 1 at Om st prim to bo foltacL °ail end you wlll know Oct 14 1)372. Furniture and Van Horn & ;91....cc-Nmio.rfa to B 1-1 4 0lar - asc'tuemerimigsloan.,;:pttsaiesettkthc . t°k l / \ . . •, / FINE AN!) . \ CO Mtr .FURNITURE to., , O ur , —,.. , .e r. 147 Cibiting of I= PARLOR ANDCBAMBER sum. SOFAS, Ercliz.i.z6:7E-4-TETES. . ' .),,:' . i r'li' ''' ' " DABBLE AND 0015 ', OIiNTER , TABLES, NAT RACK S, F....CZ-CNA-MS , "I - MIRRORS. OVAL AND BQUARIL i apar, • VM___, P1MP.114),4.• Me ' , E. RIM & SIOST.BIOR MAT - " \ • , * Snit a fall stock of th e geoditsnanalli Rawl in .a drat-clam establishnurnt. , he aboveltoode are large ly of Oat& _ own rimy _ and satisfeCtion is guar anteed both ea to (ideally aufl prim They Sall the i N \ ' Woven , Wire Mattrass N, , . the moist ular speferg bed sold; also the Tucker 3 14 41 48 d that has been onitrial lb 17 years and gtv. in universal satisfaction. our , / Coffin lioom • / i tS supplied within iiiiii of the rtzoolalor Casket, a nee and beautlild style of burial case, together with other duds of foreign and hemel manufacture, with trim. ming& to match. , They will make undertaking a sPec silty in their business, and my needing their serviette will be atbnade4 to promptly' and at *satisfactory char. Lee. Odd pieces of rnrni made, and Turning all kinds done with neat= and dispatch. • .Tan. 1 ,1871. VA HORN & CELANDI.P.4 . • To v Is tray Con .--Haying Oonoluded, that )t , matttitle eattou tl , to a i li n ttle felt ova , nearly paused daLltalarefeloste. hue business to ''the Boys ' rot per ab use advertise. mmt, and take this meth of asking for them the Arne liberal patronage as .. a been extended to too.— Sly books may be found at . - old place for settlement Zan. 10.1882 • B. T. VAN HORN. an see the of Seising Machines on extbttion t A. B. EaaLu'a And hear the celebtitt. 46. !Tat, Orgett.” " ellsboi^o, Sept. 17, 'Md. JUST R Jut. I 18124 1% Corning 'rp*riciiily...4:lVjaohjl:ite'.,S4a.ipi; UV. WEarlito. 00110' InstconQeaG: MIM P 4 05, Deatki, Art Oooda, • month. tit. • tn. or year. " uttitly attended to. am New York ov- . • W.. 34: 11 644713. - e eC E1C033.035, klanuttictureis of Stationary and Portable Engines and Boilers. Gearing, Shafting and ktaohineiT required for Saw Mills, Grist Mills and Tanneries, Ovens and Grates, for burning Tan. Screws for moving unleached and /cubed bark, Castings. Bolts, Railroad Frogs, Chairs, and Repairing done at short notice. We have fa. dillies fur shipping by Canal or Will:cads to all points, and can furnish illachluery cheaper than Eastern or Western builders of the best qualitv. dun. 1., ISTA-ly., .. CORNING, STUMM COUNTY, N. V. ne and the Olden Passage tickets to 0 lowest Tat es. in Europe st our YOLTIZOr At. Co. E. B Shanty P]&CC it is youtsanea. . Zt. /LAMP= ag Co indertakilig, Chandler, . Vest Um) CEIVE 11, ESTASL•ISHED, 1840. iS •IL - r , ti; „rt ,-. . 0 1, ' 5." , ?" ,r'• t ;•ri , ,i l f. 1 , ' .... 4 .`t,qll4s,/ 4"44, . 7 :: - 11 4 ..'"; 4. :Ailt , ::. ' ' - 4 ,„ 7,,, , i - f.evo - T, tier. ‘%9 -•.., c,-- X 4' • : 2 -WILLIAM.. WILSON Has last Worried from the city - with a largo and well selected nook of =al &ETD TigrlZE 11131 f ZOOM EVE% READY-MA.DE CLOTHING. Boots Shoes, Shawls bought since the break in prices FANCY CASSIMERES, &C., &C. cidrEING CUT AND MADE TO ORDER and a perfect St guaranteed. + 4:GrOnoe an acisrked LOW for Cash. Cow is the time to secure gold bargains. Wallabaro, Dec. 3. 113 2.'v WILLIAM W ILSON / r 11 0 - 1 p II • t 4 ' • c " ••• FOR FALL AND Erti TER GOO DS. 71.'i.ERODIAS ELLIErpM7.7 btlp leave to col/ otte.rarrn to hIS NOW unit Extennlve Stook of MorchauChse. bought Blues the. rocent GREAT DECLINE IN PRICES, whir& enablas hire to °tar groat= bargains than over heretofore ogured in thielasrkef - An • iranisuao stock of Ottoman, Thibet, Brodie and Paisley *Shawls, Flannels of all description!, Woolen Scarfs. Nribias, Blankets. etc. • • Thir: aF VOSS Goode Del i partnitinit io ocanplate with Welt styles toad fabrics, embracing Gutman D'Eccossise, Pinpress Poplins, • Slrgo, French Satins, Alapacas, Silks, etc.; also, vaultye of Trimmings, Fringes, TAOO3, and P.ibbons of every • TETTE lIOUSEICEEPItI Rtif,' DEPARTMENT .rlll be round very attroative, as it inolodes many new and desirable styles of Carpets,, Mattings, on Cloths in all widths, Table Linens, Napkins, etc. %la EL EGE Ei DEPA T EAT 11.11 sontains sit ila111141141) stuck of Mon's. Youths' and Boys' Clothing. Boots and Elhose at greatly reduced prices. , TRUNKS, VALISE'S, ROBES &CI, The best salactee sad chant:Put stook Of GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS no im bu e we mepeotrolls invite to call and emu:otos. tr‘mbla to ahow goods. Qot. 29. /8724 t A Card to the Public. WE RAVE LAID IN Goods' forthe Winter T DOING,THE LEA.DIIiiG BUSINESS IN And propose to offer to our customers a , stock that =not be beat in any respect by any other firm in our line. So, on we ask, bob,ro you ros.o Atar =ratan% Is to ell, us a call, and Pre will swat coxtvistas you whom it is policy to local your moaey. - car ton(Str Bro„ vinELLsBowT, 1000 Men Women and PEOPLE'S 111 N la 002a120. So awry Inzmons Stoo pat tboy tray have roan to show the bailie& Unlit . nmaUmount of cash. Our Stook is VERY Ltit(ii cmr.ocogriacEs - I Staple and Fa 1)1.4 Dry Goods, I End Is alinoat daily replenishing with the various novelties as they haw= in the New York lifarkets Grated for the patronage bestowed upon rie by the good citizens of Tioga county we. bespeak a oontin• w m e° of 1110 same, assuring them that they Mall be ialrly thxdt 'with and satistbotion guaranteed. 43011 r* sot II: . 1.1172. . - WITH & War& -, . . , t. • "laA.rrS .AN-13 all oiled and prime N WFLINTSORO. UITM'iTION OP ofm umr. Tirzfl sgcrio or couszat %nailed at EMI TECOSIAS lIARDEN. IA STOCK OF ade with the firm Children STORE rut oftlate of Goods • notiee large will e exch la an ged. for. a E ail DEPART Imn MENTS es bpealeßY . Or Sugar- C o ated, C(ticeutrated, -Rost and Herbal ' Salem, Anti-Elllions • Granules. , THE "LITTLE GIANTS CATHARTIC, or Hultum•ln Parvo, Physic.'-. , . - - The novelty of modern Medical, Chemical and Mar.' haacentical Science. No use of any longer taking" the large, repulsive and nauseous pills, composed of • Cheap, crude, and bulky ingredients, when we cam by 0. careful application of chemical science extract all the cathartic and other medicinal properties from the most valuable roots and herbs, and concentrate them lowa minute Granule, scarcely larg c r than a mustard seed, that can be readily swallowed by 'those of the most sensitive stomachs and fastidious tastes. - Each little Purgative Pellet rt-presente. in a most ammo/mined form, as much cattier; to power - tots embodied in any of the large pills.found tor sale '_ in the drug shop. From their wonderful cathartic power3n proportion to their size, people who have hot tried them are apt to suppose that they are harsh or drastic in effect, but such is not at all the case. the different active medicinal principles of Which (In are :oraposed being so liariudnized and modified, one by - he others, as to produce a most seat-china and thoroush, yet gently and kindly opera.. ging cathartic. $5OO Reward is he - ieby offered by the proprie tor of these Pellets, to any chewier who, upon an alysis, will find in them any Calomel or other forms of mercury or any other mineral poison. Being entirely vegetable, no partienier care Is required while using them.. They operate without disturbance to the constitution, diet, or oc cupation. For Jaundice, Headache, Con• stlpation, Impure Blood, Pain in'the Shoulders, 'rightness of theCisest,'Diz. ziness, Sour Eructations of the Stem. ach, Bad taste in mouth, killus attacigs, Pain in region of Bid ys, Internal Fever, Bloated fotling out Sto.elach, Bush of 'Blood tollead, High Colored Urine, .111neociability and Gloomy Forebodings, take lifriPleree's Pleasant Purgative Pellets. In explana tion of the remedial power of my Purgative kellets over eo great a variety of diseases, I wish to Fay that their action upon the animal econo. my is universal, not a gland or tissue escaping their sanative imprese. Ago does not impair them; their sugar-coatiuq at.d being enclosed in glass bottles preserve their virtues unim paired for any length of time, in a y climate. to that they are always fresh and reliable., 'hich is not the case with the pills found in the dre 'Stores, put up in g i cheap wood or paste-board boxes. il l ecollect that for all diseases where a Lamatit•tipAliterrstive. or Purgative is indicated, these little Delius will give the most perfect satisfaction teen who use them. DTruhgyi ar a t2 o s l c e nts bottle. er2rising Do not allow any drnegtzt to induce yon to take anything else that I , e may' say is just, as geed as my Pellets because he makes a larger profit ou that which he recomrthmds. If your druggist cannot' supply therm enclusu 'A cents cud redeiye them by return mail how, D. V. I'LEZCA XI D., .Prop'r,C s . AIDTP.LI.O, N. Y. ;-• June 26, 1872, Eet-Iy TOLES, ROBINSON & 0., , ilSuccossora to J. R. Elarker;) i. . ' Dealers to i ' .. , 1213 i —Ne sQ•cticocte of r every detcripdon. CHG11 1 1:11 1 GROGI- 11 1R13S . in abundance. all kinds:and fresh. I The public, Is cordially invited to call and lookthrough ur large stock, as we are sailing et low figures for eady pay. We shall receive ' . NEW GOODS . '' colottautly !rota the city to keep our assortment full and complete. - TOLES, ROBINSON tr. CO. July 10, 1872. el_ W. NIVLE, would say to his friends that Harne s Shop is constantly stool. - ad with. Heavy and Light Harnesses, made in a substantial manner, and offered at prices that cannot fail to suit. The best workmen eronhned, and none but the beet material used, !' ^ Repairing done on short notice, and in the best tarn nor. Call and Bee, ian. 1. 1872-1 y New Cabinet Store ! MHZ undersigned ban opened a room id the base anent of his cabinet building, on Main Street, op pupate DLitt's Wagon shoo, for the lisle of o °7l a", Sc kt " CA, Zra ArTfr, atil r 561 . .5. a Bureau,s, Recisteads ; Chairs, loung'es, Extension and other Tables, What Xots, Hat Racks, and many other things, which will be sold lower the , the lowest. He i,ircitcjs all to take a look et his good before purchasing elsewhere. Remember the place—opposite Dartt's Wagon Shap . West Main Street. _ Aug. 14, 1872, Cash Assets Nov. 30th,11872, $3,316,316.80 Franklin Fire Insurance Copan OP PHILADELPHIA. , CAPITAL, $400,000.00 ACCRUED ETURPLUS & PREMIUMS, 52,9,10,316.88 PIIIMELDELPUIA, PA.. Nov. 90th, 1872. To.ouß, AGENTS: • • We have pleasure in presenting tho following : Premiums, Oct., 1872, 8252,780.70 CI N0v.,1.872, 301,876.64 Total, $554,657:34 The official advioos 'from Easton show the Total amount at rids in the Burned District to be $458,100.00 Total amount on the Outaltirte of the lame, 89,500.0 b It has been azcortained that . s2,ooo will cover all claims on the last-nanied item. PEIVN/A. Salvages already deterntinnd Indicate that the net loss on the anto,rut involved' ill not exceed $4.00,000 1 Tours respectfully, ALFIZ.F.I) 0. 13,1iira, President TECO. M. nEGER, secretary. Apply for Insurance to HUI3II YOUNG, Ag't,lloboro, Pa. F. B. SMITH, Ag't, Tioga, Pa. JEWELRY STORE ' s . [ W L.4ILIAS E 3 0 li.o, PA . . K; ' 7- 7,1 ANDREW FOLEY • .f ( \: :., C\s ': -:.7".;44:7 ' . : ) ? i:i 1 1 4 ' w in ho i ll :: l ;e n w g •e 1 2::: l business established i it cg....„ .\ _•P c y - :;\• 1 / 4,,,,fr , -_ - 5 1f, , ,g 7; '1 various kinds and prleos of AIERICAN WATOILES, Gold or Silver, Clocks, Jewelry, Gold Obelus, Keys, Rings, Pins, Pencils, Cases, Gold and liteel Pons, Thimbles, Spoons, llazors, ' Plated Ware. , BEIVING NACIIINES2 _. • With most all other artlcleS usually kept In such oi tabilahments, which are sold low for ' . . C A Sosil• . nePgrlD g done neatly, and promptly, and on tillor SOTICE. ' ' A. FOLEY. Jan. 1, 1872-Iy. C" Mt , ri 3E/G. 'Z' 1V -1 30 1 ,X MST - of any defic'ripoon omentea-ixith occurs- j cy and care at tbe ' ACIITATOIt.onn ex =I Zeg easaiat )fraat , ve XikeltS KARATE S tl9_OP GEO. W, NAVLE of all lanla, ouch as M. L. STICrsLIN, agent ope MOO Vitsegrar Diteers are not a vile Fancy Drink, made of Poor Ruin, Whiskey; Proof Spirits and Refuse., Liquors, doctored, sniced, and .sweetened 'to please the taste,cxi;<'l " " Appetizers, " " Restorers," Ste., that lied the tipples on to• drunkenness and ruin, but are a tins 'Medicine, made from the native roots and herbs of 1 „ , .lifortiia, free front all AlctilitilieStimulants. They are the Great Blood Purifier and a Life-giving Prita'ple, a. Perfect Renovator and IfiviZorator of the System, carryisw off all poisonous matter and restoring the blood to a healthy conc4tion enriching it, refreshing and iiivieratitig both mind and body, They are easy of administration, prompt in their action, certain ha there results, cafe Ai...1 reliable in all forms of disease. /Cc) Perim!' can take thee° hitters accord. sag to directions, and remain long- tinvvrll, provided their holies are not destroyed by mineral poison or other means, and the vital organs wasted beyond the point of repair. Dynpepuln or Intllgest toil.. 11teadachte, Pairs in th' Shonblet Cung,hs, Trghthesa tlf the Che'it, Diz sine,s. Sour Ertictnnons of the Stomach, 13ad Taste in th•.: I,lltifitit; 13ilions Amok; Prtlithalion 'of the Vent t, folamioalion of the Lungs, Pain in the regions of the Kiti,se.iis, and a hundred °thee - painful 'symptoms, are th , dripinr of Dyspepsia. In these complaints, it lus .to erp 0 1 . and one bottle will prcive'a better guar antee alt.; ntartt_s titan a lengthy advertisement. Ftt-',Fetwale Compiaintst in young or old; naarric•l or sin , e, at the dawn of wommthood, or tha • t u r n of itre, the, Tonic Bitters display . so decided an influence that a marked improvement 13 soon percep tible. Tsr It3l:ol.tumatory and Chronic Rltett , rtltt t; v tntli,<l Gnitt, Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Bilious, Beinittent and interinittem Yevers,j - Diseases of the Bunni, Liver, Eliditsys and Bladder, atese Bitters have been unit tiace , Aftil. Such Diseasqs are caused by Vitiated Mond, 'O, is generally produced by derange. lace; of the Digestive Orgmts. i "V are it Glenne Purgist Ivo as well as a Tzonic, posse.stilt4 alsothe peculi a r merit of acting as a nmkeiMi tment in relieving Congestion or Inflam. matimi of the Liver and Visceral Organs, and id Dine.tses. For Stan Olsenses, Eruptions, Tetter, Salt Rheum, 111i:itches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Boils, Car.' boneless Ring-worms, Scald-Head, Sore Eyes Ery-, silxt.i,. Itch, Seurei, Dised!orations of the Skin, Humors Diseases of the ,Skin, of whatever name or nature,. are literally dug up and carried out of the system in a I)V,the use or these Bitters. Onelbotile in such case% will convince the most incredulous of their curative effects. Cleanse the Vitiated Mood whenever yea find its 'Annuities bursting through the skin in Pimples, Emotion:, nr Sores': . denim it when you find it oh. :ructed and ‘ltiggish in the yeina ; cleanse it when it is foul ; your feelings will tell you when. Keep the blood. pure, dud the health' of the system will follow.. rale Cal thOnsnittl6 proclaim VINEGAR MT' TEES the most wonderful Invigurant that over Sustained the sinhing system. Fin, Tape, and other 'Morava, lulling in the system cf so many thousand's, arc effectually de stroved and removed. Says a distinguished physiol ogi : There is scarcely an individual upon the face of th earth whose body is exempt from the presence of worms. It is not upon the healthy elements of the body that tsarina exist, hilt upon the.diseased humors and slimy deposits that breed these living monsters of disease. No system of Mediciiie, - no vdrmifuges, no atitheltnin itics, will free the •11y3tent, from worms like these Bit ters. hiceltstmfien.l DisCZISOS. Persons engaged in Paints and Minerals, such as_Plisnibers, Type-setters, Gold-beaters, and hinters, as they advance in life, will be sanest t 0 paralysis of the Bowels. To guard against this take a dose of WALKER'S VINEGAR, BITTERS once Cr twice a wee?;. as a Preventive. Zillions. Rom iLient, and. Intermittent Ire vtiset, willeit are so prevalent in the valleysof our great rivers throughout the United States, especially those of the Mis.maippi, Ohio, Missouri, 11/inoisiTen nessee, Cumberland, Arkansas; Red, Colorado, Biszos, Rio Grande, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile. Savannah, R4an oke, James, and many others, with their vast tritthta• rtes, throuthoilt nor entire country during the Smer and Avtimin, and remarkably . so , during seas ons of unusual heat and dryness, are Invariably accompanied by extensive derangements of the stomach and liver, and other abdominal visceee. Thee ate ;thvays more or lass obEtfuctions of the liver, a weakness and irritable state of tilt stomach, and great torpor of the bowels, being clogged up with vitiated accumulations. In their‘treat- _ inent, a purgative, exerting; a powerful influence upon these vation; orgatts, is ca:rentiaily »ecessarit. There is no cathartic fur the purpose egthill to Die, J. I.VAtxtr.it's VINEGAR flivratts, as they will speedily remove the dark-colored viscid matter with which the -bowels 'are loaded, at the same time stimulating the secretions of the liver„ and generally restoring the healthy functions of the digestive organs. Serornitt, or IKintra nvil, White Swelltngs, Ulcers, lillysipekie, Swelled Neck, Gpiter, Scrofulous Inflammations, Indolent Inflammation., MercuriallAf fections, Old Sores, Li tuitions or the Skin, Sore Eyes, etc., etc In theie, as iii all ather constitutional Dis eases, WALKER'S VIRRG Nit 13/TT - R./IS have shown theft great curative powers in ths most obstinate and intract able cases. Dr. Wrilleer , s California Vinegar:littera act on all these' cases in a similar manner. By purifying the Blood they remove the cause, end by resolving away the effects of the inflammation .(the tubercular deposits) the affected parts receive health, and a. permanent cure is effected. Tice proporficS of Die. Wat.ntes ViIIECIAII 13ITTER5 are Apetieut, Diaphoretic and Carminative!, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic, Sedative, Counter-irri tant, Sudorific, Alterative, and Anti-Bilious. The Aperient and- mild Laxative properties of Die. 'WA LKRR'S VtatrinArt Ilirrnns are the best safe guard in all cases of 'eruptions end malignant fevers, •1,,,;/. 14.n1•nt.4. ItenE ~ :.;., ts.:.ll,lrk, pt‘nr.rtic. Tatutc.t the i llitu n eon. nors of the fi es. Their Sedative properties Mkt pain in the nervous system, stomach, and bowels, eith r from inflammation, wind, colic, cramps, etc. Th it Counter-Irritant influence extends throughout the ystem. Their Diuretic pro ernes act op the Kid ney., correcting and regulating t I flOw of urine. Their Ann-Bilious properties stimulate - he liver, in the seem i. tion of,bile, and its discharges th ought the biliary ducts, and are superior to all reitediai agents, for the cure of Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, etc.. , Fortify the body rtgalitst disc:no bv puri. lying all its fluids midi Vlstuctla Iltprr.risl :No epi demic can-talte hold of a system thus forearmed. The liver, the stomach, the bowels, the kidneys, and tite nerves are rendered disease-proof by this great iruli• ovum . . Direeltono.—Talte of the Bitters. on"going to bed at night front a half to ono and one-Inilf wme.glassfull. Eat good nourishing food, zilch as beef steak, mutto n chop, venison, roast beef, and vegetables, and take oat-door exercise. They are composed of purely veget able ingredients, and contain no.spurlt. j.wALKEn, Proper. It. II McDONAI.II3 & CO.” Druggists and Gen. Ague., San Francisco, Cal.. and cor. of Washington and Charlton t l / 2 :5., New York. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS. 1400 , .. 20, / ' c--• ili. -='--.-f.:- 7 --- ----. 7 ,- - r ne, Iliren-V l, - , 'Tnnin. 1%.1 7 41.:,....:,..4,,z :-: :, i .l . ..... ) r r ..,..,.... a.t. ,.. .., ti r.. . cr 4... , a, i cr ie - ----- - ,,‘ .=: 1 t • -%-(--.?:".. - A , , , ,,g4t, ,'f„-. 4 11.ii) ".;74 •,--,-- ' •:;, ,. .f... ••-• •?A., \ .. ~.‹../ , 0: 'I, '/, ~,;" P..". 2.: ..Y4 fe%le 11,, ,1- ' 2* ..% -. r' - '. ( 4 ',.‘ FA- =- 1 - .. no:s ALc9noL. 1 / 4 t, - 4, 1 y.,.V1 ; . ::-. I. r CI ~ ~ ' g.- 7 ) 5 , •••• ytt41.7.0i: , ...77-' , :2:4 ,-,- %, .... , Jil ~,, L . ,.., 1 „: . , •,.• .;',q - ''' .i i ' t • 4 " -- ; , ,, _l> i . •••• In - anY l IS l lP'll..' Li Jc= SO - teClCOVel,lnelpierteoriCar. , o - !ou,Co!>:.,:ipittZt , gof i!ood. /231lamogalon of thh Luzgz, CHko - ;.1„ Lro cbiiis, yei pro,, " , :hoolo:ue, Cough., Zistiltau, LIo.:St. J2un. of .Lo.s.?. of !..pp0...110. tznii Liver Cta.rphout. hOO%. and, nil : or 11,7 4 1 Pr COV grs.- Boles ale Sole .Arent,, anti to who.nt ell oracsro sttould.l.,e address SALE BY ITyrP-1. WeLabor°, re, C . 1' *6 l ',Alt_rV Ere 'bac. 91, 1672, • 4". , • - z , " . 7.lmin-tZr ItriSS H. 11'. TODD hfttsere.oved .22nr Noalc Store to iYi tho late re.sfdefick:: of opposite Van Horn's noel. Steinway and other • 5 4 for mile v , n'ycheap. A.IsQ, MASON izz EUttaio OLD T'TSTrit.T.c.T.KNIG TAKES "IN EXCEEANOE A larro t. , :.6 7 :1 1 of NE.TV DIU:310 juet recalved. LESSU:N.'I, &vet, •ntwdin Sing oln opportunity for practit.o .nfforded to those who tray d, sir it. If. W. TOT W. Jan. 1. IBiz-a. rt 14 . TT log2‘ tWorks, TUE undersigned is t,ow pr , ...par.2;d to extvimtt_ all or della for Tomb Stones and _Monuments of either Italica& or Rutlarid Marble, of the latest style and approved workm nehip and with dispatch, lie keeps c onstantly on haud•both hi.tls of Marble ayl • will be ablo to suit all Who may fa Or him with 9g as reseonablo terms 2 . 1 b 1.1 be obtained their 0r,..'.`" in We country. - FRAN ADAMS. Jan. 1,1879. FOR SALE: A u,ood house, with fruit and shade trete, °O.bufld inys, wae balf-N , ro tot: nod th-en b i itait,e; , •tu ally l?esrie‘l in the 'rail.' Pa. Alao,a-t, No 1 Iltiry ster , p, -god buildings on , the samn; wit riv T.— ;.ILI per acre. Terms e,,v„ 'XT4...4. - 1,7E1 Addloae ; . )4 ANGIE A , • - Jell. 1438714 - • 114MAV 1119 i^:retysegatell6 ltriti r c-sym ;••` f.'74rcr cs n L,' L. A f Vr.V. r ..es ; N Ct:Rr e roll MEM iS~AR TiIICF. ;'1.9f.1 =EI i ORGANS. r r n .; , DAY'S . BEADY 1 3,ELlr s cpmEs Wart 'WORST P.14.1.Vri in from One to Twenty hinnutes 4 - NOT oNg HOUR . aft"..,."'Ll4lll"VfArrATir.`!"?.'" • netvirai. s READY RELIEF LS A. Mut litn.. • ~ EVERY PAIN. u 44 It was the drat and Ir ' The on3l-g ; / 3 1:41n, itenteKty that Inatantly stops Shit moat enema:Mini palm a l Inflammation/4 and cares CongeAloms, Weenier of t Lung n s, Stomach, BOWO3, Or other Owls et organ, b y "'Pr u rit i c% ONE TO TIV&ViT IiWiL7TES, no matter how ilolent •or exerudaUng thf vain tb . , Ma E n U de M % A o T r I C ro D st e r d- t r d* a ßh In dts m aeo 'C osy p stlaed. .Napo„ RADWAY'S READY RELIEF. WILL 'AFFORD INSTANT EASE. INFLAMMATION OF TILE RIONEAS. INFLAMMATION' OF TILL 13LADDEI; ni'FLAmarATIoN OF TRH BOWELS. • CONGESTION OP THit4LllNstki SORE THROAT, DIFFICIIIif B4gAl -0, - -PALPITATION Or nt Mari LITSTEZICS, CROUP, DIPHTHERIA. CATARRH. LNFLUE=I. ILEA.DACHE, TOOTHACHE EAt.OI. extEtrauttet COLD CHILLS, AGU E' C It HILLS.' The opplicAlon of the neatly neller,Palatsatt, an-5 where th e pain et • oiraculty USA* Ula MAI tS3. i - Ulla Coll3fOrt. Twenty drop/ In half a tumt.l4 Of WI .i.Oni in i it moments Me CRAMPS, bPASMS, 60 syromm l ILEAFtTEHRtr, SICK. HEADAQIJE M), , LAJRR.g./ i h , DYSENT COLIC, 'W AN T DOVE& ..and WI INTER Y__, NAL PAINS. • , Travelers should sways carry a bottle Of rtplwar It Relief with•thern. A. few drop, far ii t, 4a * prevent alckness or_palns from change cr welz.t. It,, Lotter than French Mundy or Blum 43 it tailliajll.t. - FEVER AND AGM: EzvEtt, AND AGUE oared for tfty cents., lig4 v . not aremethal agent In thlswarld tbet wIII Our? Far and Ague,ana all other itltdsrlous, BlllonaLSofelet,'t phoid, — Yellow, and other Feeera(uidcd bYRAPYIAS PILLS) en (Melt ns DADIiVArt3 READY-RELD:. .nity cents per bottle. Sold by Dragriste. HEALTH--I -BEAUrti STRONG AND PURE RICE T E AMTA . :: OF FLESH' AND WEIGIIT-C , BEAUTIF COUPLEXION S ED T DR. RADWATE SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT HAti MADE THE MOST A.ST9NISHINOt CfjP.Tt THEEUICK BO RAPID APSE THE Clietn_Ll,. BOIIk.I 2 7,NDEROOES. UEll_tig.. L FLIIENtiE OF THIS TRULY ~ I i 4CL.W.L.MitiI:. 11EDIO.M. THAT , .. Every Day an Inerenee infical. ' ) and Weight is aeon anti Fejf.. 'VIE CREAT BLOOD PUtairgE:: Every drop of the SABSAPARILLIAIt Et1.' , 4,11,. , ENT communicates through the Blood, Sweet, i 5 , ,,, 1, and ether fluids and Jules, of theystem the vigor c. is ' for it repairs the wastes of the body with new con ser material. Scrofula, SjPhilis; cnsumptlour ( I."aleal- disease, Uleers In the Throat, 'ldouttt, luteors. :tw: the Glands and other parts of the system; E,r , s gi,,, Strati:ions DlsehargAs 1 from- the. Ears, sad Sp. gb': forme of Shin disuses Eruptions, revor B.srt•s, ..4.,,,, Head, Ring Worm, Salt Rheutn, Eryslaclas., Aene, ?,-,,,,:. Slot; Worms IL the Flesh, 9..umors„,cisacers le o k, Womb, and all weakening and painful cleanl,' o , Snots, Loss of Sperm. and all wastes of the lice r, , :k...,,,' pie, are within the curative range of this wonder af Zl4l. ern Chemistry, and a few data use' vrlil. pea to a z person using It for either Of theta font* of Claus 4 potent power to cure View. ,- If the patient. daily' becoming reduced by eA.. aw— e) 1 and decompo.ition that is continnell rogrecolag, s-, 1 coeds in attesting these wastes, and re re tilt pave V. nose materiel made froth healthy ood—una ch..' w SARSAPARILLIAN will and does tic&r. Not Only does tko Snnannenrst,Lus F...or..ritsT UPI. a',l known rear.ealal agents in the cur* of Chronic, Peofi, loos, Conatltntional, and Skin amulet i but It is UK, 041 positive cure for • -' • ' . - ~. Eildney & Eladtter Complanai,, I tirinnr7, lied Womb dic e tee, Gtlll‘ n tkVlAlATVastorop.9 • Stomps of Water, Incontinence of Urine.; Bright' s D v , 7 nru.a., Albumlnuria, and in all cases where tilerebe Mrs dust deposits, or the wsOtv to thick. - cloudy, 111--t -r substances lute the white Of en egk or threads le • milk, or there is a morbid, dark, bilious ,tmoserew white bone-dn.!, deposits, and when there lih tuft, bur.ne s:esirou when pactinz cater, end pain la t:nn-1 of tie 2. rink so:3;110:4 t.... 0 LOl4-i. :erg:v.44s, 1. - V 0 r2.g.r.t .s.—The only- haotett d stuv-Aez, for ' Wm:. or—rin, 7(1,24 din. .7 . 11711201 of 121Tire.nrs , Gm %%, C3.r.reet byT.l.a: - .1.7... - ay's.- ef;aiveo;, - tr.,- , :,...L.,....r. , ,, . 4.4 ii, ..p. tn. .11 , ., , 47 .-11;n: - . he i 0, ne,... Teo.rr t.' Il.i , : -, ..1,;:, 7,1,i/. jell the . .P.,c.W . z.1.1.4.1..f . .t..'atn„ne , r.t I - tty Nitt.' , zt, thtn,.; ' - - ,:..f. va...,.....-..::.. , '.i; I vt ned, se tqliod co: men y ou it,o;l:ts , .v.--; r , , ::-.r."-t I sroaldrrritil„k,k,hzok„. In 4. er. ~ .. ..1.4 e I Its 3 f. - .T..n . •.,i ire ..-,,. -. • ;s.F. I 1..„..,.:...Kc law 4. r the tholes' ,rm t,: 0 . 7 t , e.. , :n...."1 ,P , .1,c f.i.,1 ow '' t t i t l g ,, ~.; _year r..ra,.137 lie.:ef ; sad Cis-re is n. 4 .4 e7aq ' .Ol 144/ 1,1 seen or felt, sea I list bettor, anucrisl, 0.14 biNia• lb . foe twelve rktro. The word ismer NM to tho left a towels, over the groin. 1 .rite Oa to yea Mr the et, otters. Y2l vie r 4.1211::s if...; :ion ni.nose. • ' .i - IiANNIat P. EV4p, , . . DR. FIAOII --- AY'S ....,1 , .. , :,),,.,, t."P.'177 1 .4 17 plp7loPArvr, put ~,,„,.,7, riclhatthia, cle,Vatii to'nted 'iviii 'wine; 'pe.,. par 'regulate, purity, 'Clesneec Ati . "l,tst , - , 1 , t. , . hen:,,, - .?4 !si-eofe'P . lts, for tee r uro of art rl'lant . ..;:rt .„',1,'‘..,,,t,.. Litntr, r,atri:lF, :.-Zaintly t, ,D`vir‘nr_ NrrrYtttS, alttatt 1:I rtian 2, Constipir ..,,., (.., 5.!:i ";-, : - . e c 7, Iceidgetti; Dyelle, , Lia, Alitous.rtees, Szilau-; Fiet'or leitie • ' S the powehe, Illen,tend ali Derenriratutai f eta ' " tt. A . cers. Warranted' to erectile potlefre ' hie, contelnlng TiO Theron:y . 7 ininetuts,o do eterlemdro ir.-..7 Olegettys the folleit7h,g eynneto raultlag ta. Disorders of the Digestive Orggease ! 1 Conttipatien, Tossed Ales, Fulltteu cf el Agri L.l dIAN 4 cidity cf the Strmattt, ~ t a, : ::n. ftestrat: c, .bl.tslt t7Efti Folthes, or Wutnht in 1. , e Stru:tr.S, Sac: c: tia.vVtkincat Ft:at:ring cc thi f.t f the .!lorrratb, Far, mfL..g_or V Iturrled Pad D!Skult Drer.V.lrg, Muttering thill Cr Suffocating Sanctions whrn he a Lying ftst mar Ntlion, Data cr Webs Won the Melt, iTerer eta ibti, ; the livie, D:Ecltn-r7 cf Fee,-giratco Yellorr. 3 tkSr. 'an,' Lres, P a hl in 11,,1 SLie, etatr:t, LIA-vcr..l.so.tidtgvat It,- t, Lrntrig fa the Fle-s!,. , NA trade:4%s of RADWAY'S PILLS I , lf 4 , l* — tilee 1. , :,: Irv:lad the nhave--- !red d' nettle. Fitch ' ;:e-ho e, SOLD , F.,:y DRUOGISTq i F.2.AD - FAL,: es A.2:D 'tittiEi, ' Sig„.3, cop FrlTllt , to S'ADWAY & qo„\. 8 Malden Laciatao vcriZ. Leforautlea V. , 2:ttithonsurais milt 4NU 134 L'AINTS, OILS, ciLLISS, ?UTZ, trIM AND ALL' S TTT F.„9 OP BRUMES, ht . .. '... $ , ,, , N,-, , , , _! IL.Evaactrol, Cipuli , r:; 7 : ' ,.7.f l YTITrb.O tteligtouN, Pie ton-ttl, Le,6l, Rank or : ;• N. D. A. toll °run of thy, s cell:vat cust.zoitaletlt .1 ' • ; ALBUMS, MTP.ROIIB, FICTITILE FRAMS STATIO:NE.BY, COEDS AND'USSZLIc. EMI LANTS, CHANDRT,Tra h• I•Ft.e.k. t '9aT c11!;n7,,, thin _ill EL'GS , CUT. • ANT • " ':'J.•l L't • •t" r!. t. v; : - .1".• ; wad i 1 w 74aV Li= ra(,)«i:.:1 reasonp.bie rates. N'...131 Dr. VI.W. W.W.Wobb bee Yds dads In e be L in, , be ccuLulted for advice or.trealivi&.<, 1, 1 , 3r?-tr. lUSTLCMS 1t411414. , - Docr. Ai?:;isia a; Blbid Pao , "L.,;:_t.l::d • s Lc, 4[ 4 - AI L% tL Ur :rum i,est lumber. at WS GO I tory whit >• is now in full oporat.ori. = Atli) moulnimss, wastuttly cat band. or Planing and 'MatchlnJ done promptly, ana in the beat .manner. Ttte,„' workmen employed, and none but the best sem' laMber used. Ilecourage Louie it/dust:Y. Rectory tear the pot of Mein ittit 4 j . , _ Jan.;l, 1872-tt For Sale or Renj:--" i rif ME. AND LOT Corner of_Narl street:sl2:, t o os atp t JLI am._ Also for o'er, seven vlllsse lets _! Aoademy. Apply to 1 E.L.LIOTT i I i , ~t Ft it • fa' !ME 3:11 o*, '-*).llo,.3"teZti BEG r rugs and Medielnes, atcw• ~ orherutset••••..,aio for -n4) ot'Aiamis VOitl4 I , A.bao fur 7•Tolbzsed, Elcejfir :,,t I.”z etltert Su ptice.. - ert quit) cheer, ar sugar aarzu czz.Ju Y. a TUY °III/ .1 ain.1.41,12413 lt,°l.t.`, .I',s'.=. T('44.`l kiiiide!,l! 171ELLS110.B:0 by Doors, sto , ,A 44-.7 OM-.04.1f.,q2 L,l ', ~, ,_ MI r:Era iougV's,
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