TWO ROSEBUDS.
Tha leaves of this old book enclose
The remnants of a withered rose
That once was whiter than the! snows
It noNt/ed in a maiden's bait,
The choicest gem that shcl could wear,
So youn3, so happy, and so fair.
I, in a-loving, childish Way
Did cherish it, and fondly lay
It %chore it still is sweet tb-day;
That it should sanctify the place,
In memory brightened by thesgraeo
That lingered on, my playsiate's face;
And kindle in my beryl a glory
That years to come should seldom know
At memory of the long ago!
But dreamed not that:the future year
Should BCO another rosebud near.
lho ono that loag bad slumberod.bere
Yet-now I place them side by' side ;
One with the stain of tears is dyed;
From ono the dew is scarcely dried.
She wore ono in her childhood's mirth ;
And ono to-day, when from het. hearth
They bore her to the silent earth.
Folly does not know when to hold
its tongue: Wisdom does, and this
shows the difference between them,
A Connecticut bridegroom refused to
assentto that part of the marriage vow
__which pledges the husband to cherish
the wife "in sickness and in health,"
alleging that she might be sick all te
time.
:, .
A era'. 1301".—The
. pastor of one of
our churches was' catechising the pupils
of his Sabbath school,. and remarked :
." Rein,ember, dear children, that God
is everywhere."
The words had hardly escaped his
lips, when a roguish little fellow up
and - said to the pastor:
" Please, sir, did you .say that GOd
was everywhere?"
" Yes, my son ; everywhere."
" Is he in illy pocket?" ,
" Yes, hpis In your pocket."
" Well, gliess I've got you there,"
was the triumphant retort ; "cause I
ain't got any pocket."
•
TILE NEW BONNET.—After t.iovernor
Gilmer,'of Georgia, retired from office,
he went to his old 'Mine in Lexington.
He had a penchant for old irons, such
as plough-shares, old carriage irons,
grindstone cranks, old shovels, and the
odds and ends of plantotion tools. At
tending the .ales of estates, he accumu
lated an ox cartload or two ofsuch stuff,
which he dumped down into the corner
of his yard near his dweling, very much
to theannoyance of his wife. The pile
kept increasing. She determined to
make way with it, and one day (Sher
iff's sale day) sent it to the court yard
(with the knowledge of the Sheriff, who
loved a joke) to be' sold to the highest
bidder. Governor Gilmer that morn
ing rode out of towtta mile or two, and
was returning as the Sheriff was pro
ceeding with his sales. Catching the
eye of the Governor, who was looking
on, he pointed out to him the lot . of old
iron, and requested him to make a bid
for them.
"Good," said Governor Gilmer, "I
will I have some pieces home that
will match exactly. I bid ten dollars
for'them."
"Ten"dollarAen dollars !" repeated
theSheriff—(nobody bids more)—"They
are yours, Governor."
Delighted with the purebase,"he paid
ton dollars, and left them in j the yard
for-future movement. The Sheriffpaid
the ten dollars to Mrs. Gilm er. lii a
few days she bought a InunisOme bon
net, aml - the Governor, admiring it Very
much, said :
"My dear, where did you ge
ty bonnet? It is beautiful an
you."
"Don't it, husband, don't it!
it with the ten dollars you pal ,
Own old iron trash l"
The Governor wilted—he was Told by
his own wife.
But time cured the chagrin, and the
good Governor had frequently to join
in the laugh at his expense over this
little incident,
WONDERFULLY MADE.---1 - 1 arPO
Weekly has a curious compilation of
facts relating to-the effects of differeitt
objects upon the taste, feeling, and oth
er sense of the body in different persons,
A cat or a rablt, and especially the fur.
of these animals, distresses those who
are so peculiarly, constituted as to be
susceptible to such influences. Veal
produces nettleraSh, orange-peel, per
vousexcitement. Vigsinsome stomachs,
produce a sensatiota like that of swarm
ing with ants. Rice nets like poison on
some people, and they can detect the
presence of even a few grains of it, no
matter how well disguised. A cause of
a man's being sick unto death from
eating inuttonchop is recorded; a ease
of fatality; as pronounced, as if ho had
eafed toad-stools. The touch of honey
causes swelling of the tongue, frothing
at the mouth, blueness of the fingers,
in some people;. in others, the applica
tion of mustard to the skin produCes
violent twitching of face, arms and legs.
Sonic can not remain in the same room
with a cheese, and the surface of a rus
set apple, or the bristles of a brush ex
cite an exquisite nervous distress.
In corroboration of the phenomena,'
in our own experience, we have met or
known of personsto whom the eating
of woodcock was the invariable cause of
violent and dangerous sickness. Cap
tain Ward, killed early in the war on a
gunboat, in the Potomac, could not see
or smell, much less eat an egg, T Without
terrible revuldo
.s in - his stomach. A
gentleman we know can not endure the
presence of an apple anywhere near
Lim. His son brought home on in his
satchel, and carelessly and unit' own to
the family left in the closet up stairs.
The gentleman on entering the house
detected the scent, and was obliged to
%remain out of doors until the obnoxious
fruit was discovered anti removed.
lionm,of us, at 'least, are fearfully and
wonderfully made.
ODIUM SMOKING IN LONDON.—A
writer in All The Year Round says :
" There is a •colouy of Orientals in
the Center of Bluegate Felds, and in the
center of-this colony is the opium divan.
We reach it by a narrow passagei lead
ing up a narrow court, and •easily gain
admission on presenting ourselves at
the door. Yahee is of great age, i s
, nev
er free from the influence of opium,
but sings; tells stories, eats, drinks,
cooks, quarrels, and goes through the
'routiqo of his simple life without even
arousing from the semicornatose you
see him in" now. ' The curious, dry,
burning odor which is making your
eyelids quiver painfully, which is giv
ing your temples the throbbing which
so often predicts a severe headache, and
which is tickling your ,gullet as with a
feather and fine dust is - opium. Its fumes
are curling overhead, the "air is laden
with them, and the bedclothes and the
rags hanging on the strings above are all
steeped through "with the facinating
drug. The livid, cadaverous, corpse
like visage of Yahee, the wild, excited
glare of the young 'Lasear whO opens
the door, tine stolid, sheep-like rumina
tions oil-Lazarus and the other China
men coiled together on the floor, the
incoherent anecdotes of the Bengalee
i.quatted, on the bed, the fiery gestula
tions of the mulatto eind the Manila
muir who are in conversation by the
fire, the semi-idiotic .jabber of the ne
groes huddled up behind Yahoo, arel all
ft
due to the fumes. As soon as we re
sufficiently acclimatized to peer through
the smoke, and after the bearded Orien
tal who makes faces and passes jibes' at
and for the company has lighted a
small candle in our honor; we see a
sorry little apartment, which is almost
'fiJled by the French bedstead, on which
half-a-dozen colored -men aro coiled
lo itgw ihe tic roes its breadth, arid in the
qeii terof which is aceinmon Japan tray
and Opium lamp. - Turn which way
yogi will, you i3ce or touch opium enaok
ers.ll
NEW HARDWARE STEiRE!
GONYERS-St IjSGOOII
TNaddition to their old businces in Dry Goods,
1341 r e -cries, .tc., bare established rt.
STOVE, TIN; AND ti.ENEItAL
, . , WARE STORE,
two doors below-the ohLiannd; :where they man
ufactUre • .
TIN-WARE
HUMANITY -ITINCIPLE, •
that id, in the nl6Bt §nbr•lnntial •manner. In the
matter of
rov
we`hve enough to do all Ilioi;,;oking and warm
lag ip Tioga County. • In:ftiot, we.ltave Stoves
enpugh to MAKE A SUMMER in
. ,
IVALI?USSIA.
o r
IVo are the only ngcnt3 for ihn,s:lie 'of tho
AMBRICAN COOT
'Weilitintn; and filid Stje is tho• '
AUTOCRAT O 1 STOVES.
We keep all. kinds of Hardware, Iron, Nails,
Steel, Horse Shoes, and a complete variety of
If yon don't belioye it .DROP
CONVEHS .t 0.5000] . )
Wollsborn; Sept. 4, 1867, ly.
H OOP SKIRTS, or
Do LAN() Lt CO'S
Stoves: Stoves ::
it N D ar . tt it D %V Aat E
Wt. WiLLIANI ROBEAITS -
-17 - announce to the CiIi2OTIB Tivga Cvnt
that in addition.to his excollonbNstock of Stove 4
Tin-Warn, Brittania, and Shect-Iron Wnro, 11 ,
has, at a great outlay, stocked his store on
➢FAIN STREET, W.ELLSBORO,
with a complete assortment of Shelf Hardware
of which we enumerate the followirig articles:
NAILS; SPIKES, CROWBARS; X CUT,
MILL, HAND AND BUCK SAWS, ,
'BUTTS, STRAP HINGES,
CARPENTER'S TOOLS,
PUMPS, AXES,
AUGERS,
BITTS,
the pret
.l becomes
I bought
d for your
BITT•STOCKS, HATCHETS, CHISELS,
SHOVELS, SIADES, VORKS
SCREWS,
WOOD SCREWS, CARRIAGE BOLTS,
BURRS, SKEINS, WASHERS,
PIPE BOXES, AXLE
TREES, ELLIP
TIC
PRINGS, HORSE SIIOES HOOP, BAR,
1 & BAND IRON, GRINDSTONE
HANGINGS, (TORN
POPPE RS,
SAYSACE CUTTERS AND STUFFERS
COMBINED, Aim), PISTOLS . ,
PISTOL CAATRIppps,
POWDER AND
CAPS.
ItATENT BARNDOOR HANGINGS
a new thing, and mado for 11E43. These are but a
few of the many articles composing our stock
of Hardware.
We invito the public to call and examine •for
themselves.. 'We aim to keep the best quality of
goods in our line; and all work to order done
promptly and well. WILLIAM ROBERTS.
Wellsboro, Sept. 1,1586—tr.
Stoves & Tin Ware
Good people ail, botVgi•eidntid small,—ii you
want to keep
PEACE- IN TIIE FAMILY
you must have enough to oat, dry wood, a good
wife, vvell-bohnved children, and to crown all, a
TIP •TOP COORING,STOYE!
Thiklast:and Crowning god, I have ut nly Tin
and Stove establishment , pposito Roy's 'Block,
Welisbore, and its name is the
;HOME COMPANION';
on hands admitted to bo equal to any in the
World.
TIN WARE MADE TO ORDER,
promptly,and warranted to give antisfnetioe
11
executed in the best manne'r And with dispatch.
CALL AND SEE ME
D. P. ROBERTS.)
Wollsborough, Nov. 21, 1842.
ON lIIE
SITE LF HARDWARE.
Felt THE MILLION
~~~'n
'
.
-•-•••-•
C:r;l10
REPAIRING
~-,-...-4- I. IMIMPOLIVININM••••••••••
NE*'l)ll.Y'G'o . olig'''§lld itt '.
TOLES & BARKEh,
(NO. 5, UNI,ON BLOCK.)
WE'have just received our ,new and very
large stock of
DRY GOODS,
MEETINGS, SHIRTING& PRINTS,
CLO,THS, CASSIMERES, VEST
. INGS,
,READY MADE CLO: -
THING, HATS' it.; CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
aliio a large and well selected stock of I
CROCKERY, HARDWARE, WOODEN
WARE, STONE WARE, KERO
SENE .011 i; PAINTS 'Zic 'OILS,
SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES,
SYRUPS, MOLASSES,
ETC;.'D2'C., ITC.
We are Ode to offer our customers the banal
of the' '
LAST DECLINE OF PRICES
in the New York Market, our Stock haring been
purchased since the great decline in' Goods.
Wellsborn, July '3, 1867
SAYINGS BA.,K.
GAft'DN 11' '8
GROCERY AND PROVISION' STORE
' ding that ti penny t•aved is a penny
O, earned, justifies GAR DYER in naming hie
estahlishinent a Savings Minh. .I:.:conotny 18
%Wealth, Said sonic old chop whole Dame I hare
forgotten; and ft is economy to trade where the
SLAUGhrtE R
of high pt icett iS iteing prosecuted with vigor and
rvittrout repri6ve. I can sell Sugars, Teas, Mo
lasses, •Fish, 'Pork, Flour, .Corn Meal, ColTeirap
Canned Fruits, Siliees, anal everything intended
;for family, use, giving the buyer the benefit •
•
OF - THE
fall of the markets, an . advantage duly- appre
ciated by everybody, excepting only those verdant
INNOCENTS
who prefer P 120.1175150 TO, PAY one bun,,
ilred per Cent. profit's to the 'seller ' to PAYING
twenty-five per rent. mull on dolivery of the
goods. .131inK tillfir my iitiick of..gfiodi_ at fair
pricesl; F •!4 • ,
EVERY MONDAY,
• • EVERY TUESDAY,
EVERY IV,EDNESDA Y,
EVERY THURSDAY,
•E'VERY FRIDAY,
AND
) EVERY SATURDAY, - '
and 1111 up as east '
L., A. GARDNER.
Wellsbaro, Juno 12, 1887.
,
NSW
PUOTOOMPH GALLERY
IN WELLSBORO,'
NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
VI - ESSItS. h:ING EASTMAN would ln-
Ili. 'form their itiedin and'tho public gonerally'
that they have littcd up a now Photograph Qal
tery,in the best poeeiblo style. 'Having one of
Peat SKYAIO IkTS in thoStato, wo are prepared
to take oil iqylte ova 1t,i2.0.9 of
PHOTOGRAPHS,
A hIBRQ T Y,PES, .14it,LANt °TYPES
in the beat artistic manner, for Lockets or Cases,
large or small. Large 411,0T0G11 APIIS copied
from small Cards or old Daguerreotypes of de
ceased friends. No trouble to take
OHILDRENS' PICTURES,
ample pr4401:1 always gi von ,iylien ordered•—
me and try 11F.
j'37-1.1 -- Grallery• over Eastman's' Dentl Office,
Filth Door below Roy's Drug Store.
an. 15, 1863,-13
HARDNESS & , RILEY,
OT AN,D. SHOE, MAKERS,
-r Wilson &' 'Wnn Vallee burg's More, in the
room lately occupied y Boy, Seeley.
a •
1 OOTS AND SHOES of all kinds made to
II order and in tbo boat manner.
li:PA THING of all kinds done,promptly and
I d. Give us a call.
JOEIN . HARKNUSS,
WM. RILEY. ."
yellskoro, Jan. 2; 1867 ly. •
El
ISM
-4" J. STICKLIN, •
i Chairmakei l Turner, and
1 • •
Furniture Dealer, .
•
ALE ROOM, opposite Dartt's Wagon ,Shop,
fain Street. FACTORY in Seats &
Foundry, sceond story.
Or l ierepromptly, filled 'and satisfaction guaran
teed. Ffificy Turning done to order.
Weilaborri, Juno 12, 1867. 'J. STICICLIN.
NEW GROCERY , ~
At DArtt Settlement. •
E SUBSCRIBER has opened a new
OIGE . .
RY & PROVISION STORE•
- t
. I 11) ov u named place, where ho proposes to
Goods in his line cheap. . t,
rket prices paid fur Farm Produce, either
ii or trndeg• The patronage of the publics is
ffully solicited. ALIIRRT TIPPLE.
'Heston, Doc. 11, 1.867—tf.
-
T
GI
At tb ‘
ftirnis,
Anil
lureas \
rasp:te l l
Chat
Planing Machine.
.AT KEENEYVILLE, PA. •
liktrE put in a firet•class PLANER, and am
prepared to plane flooring, aiding, etc. to
ortiet.. GEO. D. KEENEY.
Sept. 18,18117-Iy, • ' • •
Flour and Feed
ALL kinds of Flour and • Feed, and In any
quantity to suit eustotners. nt my Mill in
Mninsburg. N. lil, CALKINS.
lilttinsburg, Jan. 22; 13118-3 m
T O LAWYERS-
BANKRUPTCY. BLANKS,
in full gate, at YOUNG'S ..1:1001ZEITOB:E
ouch as
TOLES & BARKER
0 THEE. WISE
T fi E
Bring theni.nlpng
KING dc EASTMAN
P. It. WIiktIAMS I SL co.
SEMPER IDEM,
...~i ;
DRUGS, MEDICINFiS; PATENT MED
'DINES, PAINTS, OILS, WIN-
DOW GLASS, & PUTTY,
Have come down to'Old Prices atlast
WE do nottesitite to Bay that we have the
Largest Stook of
P ÜBE ENGLISH DI? UGS
i f . MEDICINES,
PATENT'MEDICINES
YANKEE NOTIONS,
PERFUJIERY,
FANCY ARTICLES, TOILET SOAP,
CLOTH, HAIR; TOOTHNAIL
BRI:ISR RS
ES, MIRRO RS,
WINES & LIQUORS, &C.,
EVER, BRQUOHT INTO ,TlllB MARKET.
Mill
We bave also the Largest Stock of
PAINTS. OILS, GLASS AND PUTTY,
Such as
Pure White Lead, Putt Whito Zinc, Linseed
Oil, Coach Varnish, Furniture Varnish, Fel
low Ochre, Venetian Red, Chrome Yel
low,•Chrome Green, Prussian Blue, •
• Patent 'Rryer, Laoker, Japan.
Spanish Whiting, Paris White, KIIISCIMiDO, Resin,
Tar, Log Wood, Fustlo,. Brazil . Wood, Cam
wood,:ReAwboi," Potash„ Hefty, , Alto
' eohol, Benzoic,. Spirits Turpentine,
and Keroiiino Oil, Paint and
Varnish Brushes,
Which we will sell 2.s'per cont. cheaper than any
other establishment in the county! , In short, wo
have every thing ever kept in.a t class •
DRUG STORE,
and all we ask is for you to cull and examine our
Stock and prices before buying elsewhere. Re
member we can't•be undersold.
All goods warrnnted u'r no sslo.
P. It. WILLI/Ins, t P. R WILLIAMS do Co
J. L. WILLIAUS. J N0..3 Union Block.
Wellabbito t -Juno 28„1,86f.
I\iTeeiimr Cvr-cocoaftlei !
J. B. Bowen & Co.,
HAVE ved just asa rec t oic c o n d t from
on the city a large an d
WINTER 600DSJ
,
Bought 'ince the decline \ln priOev, , and will he
sold accordingly. We rospoctfully invite atten
tit° to our stock of
CASSEMERES, BEA V E R CLOTHS,
TWEEDS, FLANNELS,
also, a largo line cf
MERINOS,
o pirtgW , I•Calt§ ,
APACO: other ;DRESS '(31001:0,9
and DRESS TRIMMINGS,
Also, a large and.ziew assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHIXG,
at greatly reduced prices.
LADIES' FURS—a nice assortment, new
and cheap
• •
BON—TON, and other kinds of 1100 P
- SKIRTS,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
HATS 4pit , -04 PS; HARDWARE
CROCKERY, GROCERIES,
_ .
HAND iIIADE BOOTS • AND SII4ES,
And/many other things Which we will•be Pliased
to show to all wli s o will call and examine mi.'
• Stock of Goode
Before purchasing elsewhere, as we believe b Ail
pay you for your time and trouble.
SMALL PROFITS, QUICK SALES, &
READY PAY IS OUR MOTTO.
Dora forget to call at the
Empire Store, No.. 1-Union Block
Wellsboro, Nov. 13,,1867.
Grocery and Provision Store,
CORNING, N.' N.
lEEM
C:J. X:). i5117....X.i,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
in all kinds of
GROCERMS, PROVISIONS,
Wines, Liquors and
Cigars,
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC,' GREEN &
DRIED FRUITS,
CANNED FRUITS AND
V.E,GETABLES,
WOOD & WILLOW WARE, GLASS &
CROCKERY. WARE, i
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, s TABS &
PERAMBULATORS, TOYS, &c , &c
A full and complete assortment of the above
mentiOned goods ortho best {quality always . on
band.
Particular attention : paid to Fine Groceries.
Dealers and Conant:Ku% will dud it to their ins
terest to examine hie Stock before buying.
Corning, N. r:, March ii, 1888.
CASII . P4ID VOW* 1511Rit 4.T
Ea BAILEY'S
NEMI FIRM:
7:0, ASITY, ',SELL IS
.0178
BUqINESS
WE will buy at the highest market price,
the following articles.
• 2 ,
SHEEP' PELTS, DEACON SKINS,
DEER SKINS, FURS, RIDES,
•
for which we will pay cash.
We will manufacture to order, French or home
farmed PALE or RIP ROOTS, in tho beat man
nor and al fait fatty; and pity especial attention
to REPAIRING.
ALSO, •
We have a trrat-rato stock of
READY.'ItADE WORK,
on which we will not ho undersold, nod from this
time we shall make tt a point to keep up the beet
'stook of .
to bo found in the' . 'q
a lower profit thane
offered in this regioni
We shall likewise
of
LADIES'• BALM • RAL'S, LEATHER
pOOTEES, CHILDREN'S AND
MISSES WORK op VA
, RIOU I S STYLES,
and alt stylei of lifEl , l l B . WORK.
r ‘; •
LEATHER it , ..FINDINGS
caa be bought of u Its cheap Ili any where this
side of Now York, and we shall keep a full stook
of
FRENCH CALF FRENCH KIP; UP
PER, SOLE, LININGS, AND
BINDING.
Our stoek of PEGS, AILS, THREAD, AWLS,
RASPS, OLOVERiT .2ITEEDLES, LASTS,
TREES, CR Idl PIS, with SHOEHAZER'S
TOOLS and PINDVGS, will be found the tor
ged in the etninty, and _tosislf for ..mall pro fi ts.
We talk baldness acid we moan bnage. We
have been in this region long enough to be well
known—let those. wlir know us try us. Corner
of Main and Qrafton streets, opposite Win. Rob
ode Hardware Store,' C. W. SEARS,
• . i GEO. Q. DERBY.
Wollsboro, April 24, 1867—tf.
.41 - 4981 'lll Alpir `plouvuow
Hsqa v ama .a I•t) 110M00
-inoS Jo; oNpnc puo i oup:auxo putt Imo °ovoid
•aopoodsor avol lum sooud pot! spoof) An°
•soupaettb nom ul antatruerf Suitloos; emu putt
glum:imp; spoof) ACJa JOAO miltrumApo osoq OA
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gml 'Mu Sup n
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1868 c WRIGHT & BAILEY. I 18613.
ME
ly2l ethtienr r exolualvily o 72z baei
ill WHEAT 1
, OASU PAID FO OATS I
_~`_
A LARGE STOCK OF FLOUR FOR
A LARGE STOCK OF FEED FOR
A LARGE STOCK OF PORK FOR
Call and see us. WRIGHT dc BAILEY.
Wollsboro, Jan. 9, 1867.^1y.
All persona indebted to as ,4 noto or book
account mutt call and tattle or pay costs;
Jan. 3, 1.883: WRIO : T et BAILEY.
Wellsboro Cloth-Dressmg Works.
•• H ,
•
AviNG engaged Mr. JAM.O.B SMITH to
superintend out .Clothing. :Works we are
now ready to - do;a11 kind of eol!ring apd dress.
idglin good style'and 1;1)&4 • otiee. 4 " ,' •
Sept. 18, lE,467—tf.
AND VEAL SAINS,
LADIE
GAIT_E - RS,
6ounty, which we will 8011 at
eh artfelea have ever bean
cop up a good aeaorttuept
coin una dog Suit souiqoun
4100 g cooli 'avid two
,inoqulClD7llll l lOata 'OlllO
Piltia . H . A . q Poifunua
lois
1(1 NllO3
I atillillEd
vi glee lit 40sly
Jo 400 la oila.
n log) 'sans, 11HIzati
'Nisi la
C[oll
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'sum *legs mos
`P.JPunq Jail SWIM
'atry
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rd - snrvir
Ird 'cr7
'palm opociewo
no aooq pzigy
i 4,401 I 4'3
6 sa
0,145,
aZIVH
CASH PAID FO''.CORN I
OAF FOR EVE ' YTHING 11
CASH I
CASH I
CASH . I
B. A
0. B
1868. FOR SAL '
AT HIS NURSERY OP FRUIT AND OR
NAMENTAI. TREE3;IIN TIOGA,:-
60,000 App e'frees.
10,000 Pea Trees.
A good supply of PI,UAI,
and ORNAMENTAL 17tEk.
Tho Fruit Irees ore eoutp
varieties, good, healthy, son
in bearing. Any ono wishit
will do well to cell and se
chasing elsewhere. ,z4l- t
tree of charge.
Tioga, Fob. 28,18611-Iy*
t,
To OVners of ilor: and Cattle.
i
frlonlAs , DERRY CONDIT 0:i l'i)1VD1:11;4 ARE,
avarrantail superior to ii,py tithe's, or ini pay, fer
the cure of Distemper, Worm , , Bold, Coughs, II ide•
bound. Colds, Sc.. in llorses ; of a cht,k,e,„1.0.,,, Less
of Milk, hark 'tongue. MO 1141t-all,Vl, S:e., In est.
tlo They nre perfectly oafe am Milocent i no mot of
stopping the iverkl tog ()rpmr am final i s They I iici.ease
thonlipetitu, give a alio coat, cle wow the sinmseli ,11111
urinary organs: elan hicrisa,u t io I.lllk 1,1 COW ti. Try
them, mid you will neaer lio , I cithout them, illratii
Woodriiff, the celebrated trainer 'if trotting horses, has
used them for p'll.l'6, Ulla recolninonds them to •lils
friends. Col. Hine. D. Bush, 'lit Dm defiant , ',Owe
Conir+lei Voldhlim, N. V . nimbi 'lot use them until lio
was told of what they lire eiiiiir-ssl el no, %void. lio
Is never without them, ' Ile Into lo ver twenty I mining
horses In Ills charge, and ter thy last ilii iv oars has
ILIKII no other medicine ler tlielo l . Ile 1,13 kindly per
tattled Me to refer any onu,to I, in. Over 1,000 I.lllol*
rt•forenees eau be seen rat the de ot. Sold by Druggists
and Saddlers. ]Price 25 cent per box. Depot, 50
Cortlandt Streef, :New York. [Yob. 11/1
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Public B . nefit,
AMONG th 2 useful imps.. vements of the day,
these are few that gi o inure promise of
good, few so well adapted to relieve trutuan suf
fering, few so well approved iy the public as that
new and powerful remedy en led.Saintifer (or as
the German people call it ft altbbringer)..
it gives ease and comfort to the poor sufferer
from Neuralgia and Rhea 'utism I nrid brings
'speedy relief to _ that large cl Ss of t discases that
are often cured and always 'etfclitcd by nn out.
ward application. I '
For sale by all Druggists 1 .
IVholosale Dopot DAY, I OAGL4ND & STL
GER,No 54 Cuurtlandt St. New York.
Elmira Saw Mai
Cast and Extra Cast St
'Circular
MILL, MULEY, GAN
CLEARING. SOOl7ll
SAWS.
Mr. J. BCH lEFFELIN. Jr
sell at Factory Prices In 'fin ! .
Orders for repairing, Jce.,--1
felin will be attended aS pr
tiro Manufactosry.
ANDREW'
Sept. 18, 1867.-tr.
NEW FIRM, N (
WICKHAM & FARR, kd
Cage of the late deoli
have received their stock an'
furnish Chose in want of
At the lowest cash rates. Th
general assortment of
Both ' , top].) and
Hats tt Caps 800
PORK, FLOUR, SUCI
' And many other articles too n,
n. We woold say to Moran
all others in want of PORK
RELS, BUTTER FIRKINS •
they can find them in any qua
retail arour store. This work.
tra in quality, Just manufach
Factory.
•
Tioga. 800. 11, 1867
WELLSBORO FOU
MACHINE- S
THE subscribers baying pr;
machinery are now ready :
all sorts of
PLOWS, CULTIVAT
ROLLERS, MILL
SLEIGH-SHOES, WI
SAWING MAORI
&c., &c., &c.
wimprOßTH
for custom and job work, We n
to do
SLITTING & SCROL
Raving a first-elass screw-cutting Lathe, we
are prepared to make
CHEESE PRESS ,SCREWS,
to order. Builders Of . Meese 1 4 .otories are re
quested to examine our work. 'e manufacture
the
Champion .
ono of the finest implements in th
Cash paid for OLD IRON.
CRARLES •
P. L. SEARS
Vira}labor°, May 15, 1867—tf.
Mrs. A. J. Sof
now receiving the Fall styllis
e..
MI Ti,
direct from the city, and will ?he Pl'
her old friends and customers, with
ones as may choose to favor her wit
nonage. I have engaged a first.e, :
her, and am prepared to carry on
DRESS-MAKING
• ,
in all its branches. in a satisfactory raanner.
Orders taken for Hair Jewelry. Good prices
paid for human hair. Store over anValken.
burg's Grocery, Main.st.
Wellaboro, , Sept. 25, 1867—tf
Tioga Zarble Fior
T& undersigned is now proper
.1. - - - cute all orders_ for Tomb Stones i
meats, of either
A
ITALIAN- OR BOLAND M)
of the latest style and approved wor l i
and with diapateh.
14 keep constantly on hand both
Marble andwilt &Waldo to suit all wh
vor biro with'their orders, on as reason
as can bo obtained iu,tbo country.
Stones discolored with, rust and dire
and made to look 'as good as new.
PORTERMI
Tioga, Nov. 1,
HIL TBOLD,
AIR.
B. C. WICK JAM;
'EACH, CHERRY,
& SHRUBBERY.
1 ,,,e41 the vholeett
l o of them large nod
g to get si supply
by stuck before pur
livered at the tlopot
iiufactory.
, e 1 Patent Taper
- Ground
Saws.
CROSS-CUT,
ND OTHER
eft with Mr. Schiof
mptly as if loft la
Sr. 111311-4-WGE.
W GOMIS
AND NEW P
ICES,
~ PA.
AT TIOGA
i
lying taken advan
'. e in 'the market,
are!, prepared to
Goo
stock con l istsof it
II R 'l' G 0
AND YANKEE N
TIONS,
IN/
I.
I, -•,,' , e „. l , _ L!
Alki, NiceS4
Together wit
morons to men
nts, Farmers, and
r CIDER BAR
• ND TUBS, that
'city, wholesale or
a all new and ex
red hero at the
WEE
IAM A FARR
cured additional
o furnish to order
CASTIN
amcia3
We have also a
to order.
Prool'S of the Superior Quality
1868,
4ME11,1 O',N \T k WIT)
• 7
'Tito ettneri r
c:in IVateit Compa ay. of Waltham, '
tiara , reqpecinply 1.1.1i)11/11 that their aro
cheaper, mere iiecitrAt4.l, coltiVlL X. mom darn_
bettor adapted for general u-e and inure ea
sily kept in order and reimirrAlloitt at.y of 3er
wut9ite:4 in the marktt. They arts :..impler in
strut:mile, and th et More r•lri.i.per, am/ le, likely
to he injured then the majot it y foreign watch
es, Which are compost - 3,10t' tow I 1,, :',111) plO
- while li, ail owlet, Ihelo are
Iriore than 7011 pat le Linty ; they t ut, under the
hardeet Irllil With 1:;.11. , krn by . 1110
following leller:
OFOlen OF Tilt: 4 31:N . 1, SI.1:111ST6Il1eNT,
A LTotnt,t, , 15 Dee , 1866.
Gus rt.tiai to, The lik.stitifitetured ,hy
you hove Imett w 44,0 "It (hi. , ru ik 14. tr soverat
Nearer by mit
VIMeV°, :4.1 , 1..i. •P•t ••yuiput..n• . 1
hero urn
nw $llllO . baa.ll-....1 "1 !twin o%llllml 011 our
no, mill wF P."'d • , 4. , 1 reliable
Ve rent >urirfnetion
iu v.oyirig your git'e
bave nibre•
air,, that, ~,,y 11 I, lota., /1.111: I'l )1;111 11l Lige)
o n no, ymiti. tl. ‘4.it 1,4 minty
tr0“.3.1 En_qi , :ll 11.111.1rinr,i, ne
kn••+:10 , 1149.1 ; but,os 11 VIA , '" 1 11 1 'Y
ilt3Vl:.r • a, ~,.a lurr i 6. y
ns good ,orv e Le o ns 3 out e.
.In thew nl3taillenti4 I ;MI sustained by my
predecessor, :Ur. Lewis, whose experieneu ex
tended over a series of veors. ltespecifplly,
EUWAItL H. %V.ILLIAMS,
General Superintendent.
American IVatch Cu , Waltham,
We wake now live different grades of wotebes,
named respectively at , follows:
. -
Appleton, Vroey if: Ct., Iro!thou), Moto,
Waltham lifotch (!fitoptiv. Wahiwa, Mot,.
P. S. 11«rtlett, Wa!thorn, Jlovf.
Wm. L'llory, llootoo, Alum
Monte Walsh Conipmiy,
An of Lite, , c, with the exception of the Ileum
Watch Company, ate warranted by the
Weteh Company to be of the best material: un
the u4tupproved principle, and to le,s-vss every
requisite fir a reliable timekeeper. Every dealer
selling theFe Watches is prodded %%WI the Com
pany's printed card of guarantee, whirls shouln
accompany etip,h Watch sold, so that buyers may
fe4 sure they are per,Otasing the gebuitm article.
There are numerous counterfeits and imitations
of our NVatebes sold throughout the country, and
we would caution purchasers to be Olatir guard
against iwpositioit.
Any grades of Waltham Watebt s arty be pur
chased of Watch Dealers throtighout the u .entry.
is authorised to
BOBBINS & IIPPLETON,
Sept. 4, 1867—Gm. IS2 Brodthva . y, N Y
The American Cooking Stove.
AFTER twenty years experience in tho man
ufacture of stoves, we became convinced,
sumo six years since, that a va , t. amount 01
money was being expended by the 'mold, of this
country, in buying cheap and worthlm.F. stoves.
largo portion of which was wasted: and that
.true economy consisted in buying the best slot es
that could be made, notwithstanding the price
was higher. With this view we proimeded to
construct the American Cooking Stove and
sparest no pains or expense to matte it the best
and most perfect stove that could be made. And
we have experimented with it, and carefully
watched its opetat ion for the last six years, and
when an improvement save:steel itself. we have
at once adopted it, and we have several of these
improvements secured by lettere patent: In
this manner we do not hesitate to say, we have
brought it to a higher state of perfection than
bus heretofore been attained in cooking s toves.
The recent improvements iu thi, stove has,
added largely to its convenience and effective
ness. .-Lri all the varieties of stoves we mane
facture, we study usefulness, durability, eonve-
DiellCO and economy in operatiop, rather than
cheapness-in pries, and In so doing we Ire satis
fied we study the interest of thou putehasing
our stoves. SHEAR, PACKAtiI, d CO.,
Albany, N. V.
For sale by CONVERSE A: ()sown), Wells
born, Pa. IRehptfi7--;tet.
S ),
.1
ils,
To the Farmers of Tiogn County.
Itrie tio a ;: u b v u e ting at my manufaclory, in Lawrence-
which possesses the following advantages over ullother
mills:
1. It separates oats, rat litter, and fool seeds, anti
chess and deckle, from wheat.
2. IL cleans flax seed, takes out yolhAr seed, and all
other seeds, perfectly,
9, It cleans timothy aced.
4. It does all other separating /oinked of It mill.
Thls mill is built of the best and mutt durable tine•
her, in good style, and is sold cheap for cash, or pro.
duce.
R, TEAS,
I will fit a patent tioce s 4or separating (late from
Wheat, to other 0n reasonable tea MN.
J.li MATHER.
Lawrencoville,October 10, iB6o—tr L
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' UNION 'ACADEAIV.
KNOXVILLE, TIOCIA CO., PA
•
FACULTY , -
'
IILI4 HORTOIST, Principal.
Mus. AIDA W. MORTON, Preceptres.l.
Miss MIItA. MORTON, Ausiortut.
Mills AMANDA. DRAKE, 'readier of Music
CALUNDAR FOR
DRY AND
1 OP.
Full Term commences Sept. &I, Winter Term NOV
20th, Spring Term Fob. ISO, liteS.
EXPENSES yillt TERN.
tr Y irnary Department ro 00
Ammon Unglish I, 00)
GS,
4lgber Engl ish -
, l,-,
.:, 7 00
Languages and nigher Mathematics 8 00
Instrumental Music, extra^ l 0 00
Vocal Music, extra. ' 100
Drawing, extru ' 300
Room Rent. ip -
200
Board per week... . . . 353
Knoxville, Angust 14, 186741.
RS, FIELD
EA RING,
100D
NES,
REIVIIVOTOIVe FIRE ARMS
lANER,
'e else prepared
Army Revolver, 44-100 in. Calibre
Navy Revolver, 16-100 in. Calibre
Bolt Revolver, Navy size Calibre
!leo Revolver, Navy size Calibre
Now Pooket Revolver, 31 Min. Calibre
Pocket Revolver, (Rider's pt.) 31.1001 e. Calibre
Repeating Pistol, (Elliott pt.) N'is72 . tt c -82 Carege
Vest Pocket Pistol, No 22, 30, i 2 & 31-Cartridge
Gun Cane ......... ..... • No 22 &132'Clirividge
Breech Loading Ritle,(Beals') No 32 k3B "
Revolving Rifle, 96 &44-10 b-in Calibre
. E. REMINGTON & SONS.
SAWING
Aow,
Mooro & Nichols. New York; Win Bond d Son,
Boston; Jos C Grubb k Co, Philadelphia; Pont
ine), & Trimble, Baltimore; Henry Co;
New Orleans; Johnson, pencer do Co, Chicago,
•L M Rumsey S co, RS t. Louis; Albeit E Crane,
San Francisco. Cat. 9, 1807.—Out.
market•
ILLIAMS,
QTATE NORMAt SCHOOL, MANS
0,27 FIELD, TIOGA COUNTY, PA.
ad,
F. A. Allon, Pringipal, Professor of Natural
and Mental Science.
J. T. STREIT, A. M., Professor of Languages.
CHARLES H. VERRILL, A. M., Professor of
Mathematics.
bins! L. M. PETERSELIA, Modern Languages
and Drawing.
Miss MART E. HUGHES, B. E., En Branehes s
Miss. S. R. PRESTON, B. H. Principal of the
Model School.
I. 0. nor':, Professor of Vocal and ingtrunsen
till Music. •
EVAN MEREDITH, Instructor of Vocal
need to seo
many new
their pat
L e Dreeemn
EXPENSES PER TERM OF 11 WEEKS. .
Fall and Spri . ng Term, including board,
room rent, tuition, hook rent, fuel,
oil, and VillFiling, sCti
Winter Term . 6,1 On
Daj student?, tuition ant{ hook rent J u HO
•
,mana bi p, Totnl expenses for school. your.., ...... ...SIS tMI
d to exo
nd Dionu
RB LE,
No extra _charges} ..I . teiaus fun, ir Led s i% ith
stover, chairs. tahtee, stands, pail:, 1,,,1..tendE,
mattresses, pillow e, upt.l one eotofortahla Fur
further information +wad for Qatttlogt. , w,
Aug. 7 ? 1867,411 v,.. . • Addretuf, Principal.
kinds of
o may fa-
I . bin terms
It cleaned
MITE largest apeortment of NVatclies, Clocks
Jewelry and Plated Ware in Tioga county
at [l9doc66] FOLEY'S,
ILcox
~ ON' TO ii
11.1.DX 4'l'
WALTHAM , MAST
PENN. RAILIIOAD COMPANY
FANNING MILL,
PRINCIPAL AaENrt.k
FAC7VL.TY_
. SCHOOL YEAR 1367-8.
First. Term begins September 4, MT,
Second term begins Deeemb'r t)
Third term begins March 23, 1363.
' 3 : 1 . 71 .7/ATE:yzy kl
E_ );9I Or TtcAvEL.,
ERIE itII.IILWAV.
.11$ au.l 410. 4 15 r Nov. I.:Ali, 11.67. t •
1..a,%. -r .r..t Ding al abotit folluN itig
WESTWARD REIDND,
, 1,,X1,1(••• WESTWARD
i„,saNtnanc.,l
ir•ol
for the Wont.
1;;133, ^, ""`l •)' ‘ C I 4 " I . /01
SaldtildriileA, Awl Sitiiikirkopektitg (.1.14LC(1
with trailll ur the Atlantic Cleat tA
, liore,and fira ;01 Ti Ragiwti›,•
I Expte., Caily, 1.. t 4,,0t t .;,!;
• 011111.1 R and the itr
7:15 it. I. bV, B 111 . 13 4' :( -9 , I 1-, Aotttr.l.6l
, elter ntpl Lultitlo. via Aytin.
10:32 la. n 1 . 1'a.1111.5.111..b1311 .Icip.l ell. for
ant
p w 1,111,,)01, kt). ! : {lll)iin • %, Pit
I(4Wile , t‘ . i •/./ 1 A, A vatn. t
7:02 p w.. MO EA 1/14!./T. Whip: TACep lo t 1
:uhtptnt .t. k land cup—
i,%mih the Milautp: and c,,„,
Railway: at Unthili, la Wit this Lake Elio'.
. Tt utak Ititiie a P, curd et Dula:lrk with tho t 4 j 1,,,
geil wily, pit .01 poitits west and dOblii
;lii pn, 1.0) f.‘lll`i . , 1 . X1 . t ti I . ~.
1•' pu.slit rtjui I.t : - 1111.1.1y•
ti:4B p. tu., Etwigt not • lain. Deily, tot the IVoit.
EASTWARD BOUND
11::itt -L. ui., Night * t:xpre,s, Daily. Etaiday+
tonHectin atritycourt r9r %via, at rot with ittivi tsailvAlanal Atertni.v 101 PL...
h:11;:4oti , 11:111vS
4:1;4 Aintulayr. tit rpn ,l itt
iu•etiu,r at I,luni I ; Liu
. 4
111.0 ;"uutl.; (,I !ft./tea; tit AnwfaaufA
I.a.;')r.teuid,; ut t; ...RA 11.10 ful :. 4 ertikuluu, 11, 1 1h do,
aild'lLeutuu;ut I.ttulinwilXvil fur Ifilwley.lo4
y t
I; os,Ouit f.; `.t.tviong unil Wi) %%10,
lit Ai ‘11,111 1,4 1.11A1 , 11 dtlll3, 4.11 t. tiny
111 1•1111 /1 a 1. , / 1 . ./11/1611/./!.:IIII
.1 In, DA) 13.7Ci.q.pf Vet Cutit,..l)),
1 I Liffill .L tut
.C.111.11014,11/1, Tt iliiighotuton lor
CIInV. at Ury nt 11:o1,1 fop S. or t irgton, at Lonnwiut,,, bt
11110,..%. owl at . 1 . rhey City with midnight Exu,,,,
Tr..in of No... Jersey I:nilroad for Philadelphia, Pelt,
more- and Wao,lii
3.12 p Clq.kiTSl, t.S.C(TICA
4.35 p , Neu I'v2l. and ISallimory AJttil. suu Int, e ,
cept. 1 .
.
07 v Lir,hthiag Express; Sanda3.4 excepted. tc ,
fa-cling at Clutha for liarrtiburg, Philadelphia et;
the *utiti3 ; at Jer•wy -City, with morning expret.
trial/ 4 , 1 — NOV Jt•rsey Railroad for Caltitutira P.M
Wa , hingtaa. , a.l :it Now York uith moruint; Pr
tinitii for 1:0.qon and Ate East.
12:ftti p. \V a> Ft vigbt, F!undayeiexcvpted
WS' C. 11.11:!1,
• tletil
illosoburg & Corning, & 'Tiogn R. ii
'l7.tins will run us follow u nutil furtlior notice
Accommodation—Leaves Blosatirg at 7.05 ti. m., Mat,
field at 7,6:). Tiuga at 5,33 LIMI , nterilla at
at riving at Corning at 10,25 a. m.
Mail—Leaves Bloatpurg m 1,50 p. m., Mimetic 27,
'l'ioga at 3.03 ; Lawrslmmille lit C.,so—nrrivin g
Cut Ong at 6 p. M. . _
Nina—Leaves Corning at 8,15 a. m , LawrecCeiiii,
0,18, Tiogit at 10,00, Mundtteiti at 10.36—arriting at
iil.•ea•burg at 11,15 a. m.
Accommodation—LeaTeb Corning at 3,45 p. m.Lal
retweville at 4,52. 'nowt at 5.50, Mansfield at [54...
arriving at Illosslaug at 7.20
Northern Central R. n
TRAINS FOlt THE NORTH.
Train a fur Canatiilitzuht leAve Elmira al fellows: .
Accommlativa at 7 00 a t;
Expi [1.1410A ti ata 011 road] 11-ifiaL
Mail a 13
Way Freight, tp,oisonger coach attached?, 7 10 a e,
O f i s -rfnkiifter Nov. 2s, 1567, traint will arrite
depart frion Troy, as folloo
" LEAVE NORTHWARD.
10 55 A. 10.,—D.tily (except Sundays) for Elmira,
fie
lo, Canandaigua, Roan!Ater, lzut.p. Bridge a i
Co
nndns. -
o 45 P. M.-111111y ieACept Sundays) for Elmira stl
1111;f41. , .Nia V.rio Cron) Irlurs.,
LEAVE SOUTH WA RIL
Ei 00 A. M.—Daily (Except Sundnyn) fur ...Baltimore.
Wafliington, Philadelphia, etc.
03 P. M.—Dully (except Sundays)
Washington arid Philadelphia.
.1 . N. DynA !MY, rp. s. YOUNG
A:col hdiurg. Elen'l Pass. Ag't
Philadelphia & 4rio R. )
On alid to MONDAY, October 14th, IStYZ,Trau.i.
Do the Ph a: Erie Hail Road toll) iuu a foil
WESTWARD
Mail Train icANC.9 Philadelphia
••
,
urr. at Erie
Eit.press ietINT.'S
•• • •• %Vllllamsport...
•` at r. at Erie
l Imlr.t 3lall lentes
•i •• •• Williamsport..
• urr. at Lock Ilavou
EASTWARD.
Mail Train lentos Erlo
•• Williamsport
" •• arr. at Philadelphia Sl5 a 111
Erib Expre,*i leare3 Erie 4 p
illiamaput t ............ . 10 J
‘• " arr. at Philadelphia 1.00 p
Elmii a 11 ail iC:ITCI/ Lock liarep 7.1 u u u.
itllllarnsporr 8.E6 a ta
•• arr. at Philadelphia 6.10 pin
Jlrll iiad L'xpre•ee connect with all trains on Warren
I':ranttlln Itailwßy. Passengore Icavinglaaelpliat
at 12.00 M. ;Irmo ut Irvivatown at 640 a. m. rind till
City at 0 i3O a. In. _ _
Leaving. Philadelphia a; 8.00 R. M.. amigo at Oil City
nt 4:35 p tll;
Atlantic and Great Western R. V
SALAMANCA STATION
LTI9V A BOUND
Mall 5.30 Express' t lt ,
Accounnodst ion 0,35 Mull 5:,:
Express .i N 1'2.19 Accommodstn.u, 11 V. ,
Express 11.00 Exprics o 1';
At Cory thole is a junction with the Phlintlelpins i
Et le, and Cil Eitel( Rail Roads.
At MCI...MIMI NN it 'llO Franklin Oil Cit Mid
Pitillok Munich. 5.
At Learittuborgo rho M honiuy Branch pu.6i. a kii
act route to Cleveland. iAt Itatrepun cool Cct 'sib,
(Nov.:laud mut Vittabutgh 4 ,llAlltund.
Tho 1101111 paSSOH through Alrott, ANlli sisd. tuLIP,n,
Startup, Urbana and Dayton, intrt.tctitig tip
rend!, and torudnates art CI Milli/41i
1, U. 11.1.101fElt, tiro. liopt., Sto4drille,
Real .Estate Bale.
MHE Subscriber will sell or rapt the folloeiq
valunble proporry, to wit: -
Ono tavern tAnnti in Lawrenceville
tine farm, on which be. now resides,
mile from three churches, two &boo' house.,
two grog shops, and one railroad, and about the
aalue distance from the lino of tbo Weilrboro and
Lawrenceville Railroad. The farm Contains 10
acres of good land, 4,0 acres timbered, well wa
tered, and very productive. It requires that lac
seed should be sowed and 'planted, however. to
ensure a harvest.
Ono farm in Jackson tosvnthip, 175 acres; h
tirat-ratb placo foi. a cheese factory.
Alro--fur tale-4 mules, 75 tbi:ep, and other
stock, cticap ou re4sonablu
17, 1867-tf
Lawrence, Apr,
Planing & Turning.
B. T, VAN HORN,
WING got his now Factory In operstivr,.,
11, is uow ,prepared to fill orders for Cabinet
Wino promptly and in the best style of WOO:I/1111i
ship. !laving procured a
WOODWORTH PLANER,
he Is ready to orwka boards or plank with di:Tata,
SCROLL-WORK & BRACKETS,
furnished to order. His ntaehines aro of the new
est and nao.st•iroprovgd patterns.
Shop corner of Pearl and Wain "Ste, V. 1.1
13011t0, PA.,
0et..31, IS6B—tf. B. T. VAN 1101 N.
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