LOCAI,:-INOTICEV=
Pierce & &vie areinotii !ling Martin &
kerosene oil, warranted Are test at 120,
for thirty cents per - gallon, k:ttll
drug', paints, oils; &o.
We wish to Coll the ,attention
,of
,our
eri" to the advertisement'of the general
ranee agency of J. H. &J: D. Campbell at
Nelion. We commend the gentlemen as
prompt and reliable business: man 7.,
Dr. Tipple's Pile Specific will cure every
OOP of constipation and piles, or Money re
fanded. • Its use is , simple, and followed• by.
no un pleasant local or constitutional effects:
Don't fail to try it. Sold by Pierce* Kress;
agents; Wellsboro, Pa.
T E MPERANCE CONVENTIO".4i:—A Quarterly
Convention of the 1, .0. of G. T. *ll De held
at Mansfield, on the: 22nd •of Feb. 1872, eit
10 o'clock A. M. All the lodges in the - coun;
ty are requested to send delegates. AU
Meads of temperance, and, especially -minis
ters of the gospel are invited to attend.
E. T. BENTLEY, Sec'y.
Tioga Feb. 6,`1872
Master James B. Butler, of this Ethics., is
the agent for the county of four steel engrav
,no, " Only a Little. Brook," "The Empty
tneeve," "The Lord's Prayer," and •" Good
Morning." lie has also four crayon sketChei
an d several card photographs. We suppose
every person of taste is aware that a tine in,
glaviicg ia a much higher work of art than
most of the colored daubs seen in the coun
try, and so 'we beveak for Master Butler a
thriving trade for the sake of good taste, and
of himself, too.
A HONIE Ih WELLSBORO—WHO WANTS
()NE ?—Because lam an old fogy; and( be
eausei. prefer comfort to confusion;
and be
cause I prefer forests to folly—ruralistic sun.
roadings to railroads; therefore 1 offer my
place for sale. Said place consists of lificres
of land, a small barn, and a neat cortege-
It embraces a brook of sweet 'living water,
, living spring, and a well 12 feet- deep, al
ways showing - 4i feet of soft water in this dri
est time.
Also, the best garden within the lim is -of'
the Bore, and the best young ore lard;
the latter comprising 60 bearing tree- - the
•
arieties being as follows:
Early Harvest, Sweet Bough, Primate,-
.Sops of Wine, Am. Summer Pearrnain f
Golden Sweet, Strawberry, Dowse, .Benoni,
Uarretson's Early, Tolman Sweet, Green
tweeting, Baldwin, - Wagner.
My location is generally admitted as second
to none within the limits ofWellsboro% and
1 want to sell, because, if don't the sheriff
will, and I think I can beat him on the sale.
Likewise, I want to get away from noise,
navvies, steam whistles, runners, rowdies,
criers,-critninals, crimes add=iitstialittei; and
go where legs are the only loeomotives, and
where the beat and bummer cease from troub-
ling
My price is $l,BOO, which, considering that
inferior lots are daily sold at $lOOO per acre,
without trees or buildings, is reasonable . . _
But if I can't get my price, I'll take- less.
Gm.. W. Sie.xus. '
P. S —lnquire at thi3 office, or at C. W.
Sears. Shoe Store on Main St., Wellsboro.
the Agitator.
WEEoNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1..4 s 1872
Horne Affairs.
\ Briefs& ~ ..
•
' —To-day i. Ash Wednesday. It is also St
Valentine's day.
—There will be service at St. PaO's Chareh
thin morning at 10:20, and also next Friday
•
el ruing. •
—The cases for trial last' week were nearly
all put over on Account of sickness either of
parties or witnesses.
—Read the interesting . letter from Harris:
burg oinl the second page. We shall be glad
for more from thie saute source.
—The friends! of Rev. N. L. • Reynolds
will give him a 4onation at his residence in
Wellsboro, on Friday evening, "Feb. 23,1872.
The public are invited..
—The Advertise* quotes the following as the
yard prices of coil in Elmira : =(
Chestnut, . $3 90 Large Egg, . $3 90
Lurnp, . . 416 Small Egg . 390
Stove, .. . 41b . \
—Vandenhoff read to a fair sized audience
Thursday evening at the Hall. He seemed
to give - general satisfaction, though his -we
think to be a sort of entertainment that wonit
bear many repetitions:
—The Court is engaged this week in the
trill of twenty-two cases from Lycoming
county, all against oneman—Walton Dwight,"
of Binghamton—and all involving one ques
tion and a large amount of money.
—We are under. obligations to, Mr. W_
Landis for a copy' of a Wrighteourityafinn.,
paper. • Wi a obserye:byan artielihn tlie..rise
cud progress of the village of Petah , That
Mr. Landis, who was formerly a resident of
Tioga county, is a leading business- man of
that place, being - Railroad; EttpreslOind - Irf- -
surance Agent: - - •
—The Harrisburg Post-Office seems toneed:
the attention of the Departnientl3r.. - : A:
subscriber in city writes uslhat, lie don't
get his paper half the time, - and then agsdn.
he gets a number all in a lump. The Aut._
T.ATOR is mailed promptly here every Tues
day, and if it fails to reach' any reader regu
larly, the fault is in the Post Office service.
—The Lawrenceville hotels_ were granted
ense at the present term - of Coutt, and it,
seems the friends of the landlords had a eel=
er,ration of their success which decidedly
hvely. The EateepAse says! Ahont thirty
men tilled with legal whisky, commenced a
"knock -down argument," which lasted about
hlte(n minutes; resulting"bAn.clc.leYe"
Lad "bloody countentmees,':.afterwhielfthey,
folined a ring. (not the original "whisky
ithg } and two human beings went, at work
pvaltdiTig, each rather; until both \vete - i=ati;. , tiz .
td The police were on -hand, and - the_
men to put on their coats and he good. But
the men were excited And-would not mind;
,c) the police were disgusted and would have
nothing to do with the_riot.:. • •-•- • '
HE LIC'ENSII QI;ESTtOZ:- -- N. 4 )
As :yr announ"c"ed ""I ,: n s oitr ; last ' l %f
those applications fur liceroie to
against which remonstrances
were Set dowji by the Court fur
Mowlay afternoon of last week.
ti rea appfication9 - froln -thi9
backed by a long Hetition, and :
them all wag a strong remonstranL er
four hundred citizen, inen 'and
The interelt felt din the tesult NVO very
and the court room was Well at the
hour set for hearing - the metier:, • ',Messrs.
Elliott, 13o4urd, and W. Sherwood appeared
in behalf of the applieatits, while Geo.
W llerrick alone relumented_the_ remort
itrants.
On Wednesday of the first week of Court,'
when the matter was adjonined, .the %Judge.
directed the attorneys for the respective_pat:-
ties to prepare two lists of the pelitions, : on
each side—one of voters -and one 93 - 40 1 = 1 '4.,
who were not rrhis was , done ; , 14 1 L.a.
it appeared from the listis that the Where. ri!•iti:
per of several voters whose' * - elo 47 --
tailed to the three petitioneforlicerise . Weis
two hundred and Six ; "tiie - siattiiibor . -
male residents; 'not voters'Ciii:the:ettnae'
tit ions Wag:eleven, Inaking:in - aIF tiva- hurry
area and seventeen tulult tetahiCin favoi
license. On the remonstrances
the signatures of Olte-klutared2 and ninety
six voters, three male :residents Aci,t ,2!toters;-:
and two hundred Rua se:i*tY:l47o -P I4E Z I4
and adult Wnineikj making jn. all .foist hair
Bred and seventy-two. adults -.pi-
,both sexes
Opposed to license.
•-••-
. .•
Maj. arguing against gr.-RI.iP.4
the licensed liske - 4 rot 111 the petitions saidlte,
wished to discuss' hut' two glieStioni. - Ttrati
what ate:the- disoretionaryi poW9rs "the ,
Court ? persons - Pi clashesprot!rteibustaiTy.a.v.tl4i,":-'9o74:i#
-grinling or rekuiing hcense? -- To- what is - the •
discretion of;the Court to applYito the
necessity of a hoed or of. a license? , He
Thought.thelatter. ..44-.lieensed hotel Is what
is askedlat, 4 lutittliellingtitige' orthe 'act of
1859, is that the ; cOurt. may rernSe license #f "such hotel" is- not necessary: A ny other
constynction,would make 'the the-act meaning
leis amtincimsistent. - license i lls needed
iiikenp'44l(6:hiAiSe.; a man may build
onent athousankopen and tint tkeps,.'ait4
his right to de - so dependiTri no degree upon
the opinion of the i court as
,to their necessity.
But if he asks to be licensed to sell intoxica
ting liquors in them, then the Court may ex
ercise its discretion as to whether such hotels
sreneeessikry for the accommodation of the
. public: The 12th section of the'. act . Of 1884
pep:nits the, Court, if they_think it necessary,'
to grant a license to persona who may, com.:
bine. any other business with that of selling'
liquors. Suppose a grocer, a shOe-znalter,'cii.,
'a Market-man to apply under this section for
a license, can it be seriously contended' that;
Courts shall atop to consider whether ;gro.o
eeries:ihoe-shops or, markets_ are rtecesSitty .
for' the, accommodation of the publiet He'
thought not. - • •
ME
But'the act of 1867 Settles the ; whole ques
tion as to the application of the Court's dis
cretion, for it makes it incumbent upon the
Court to refuse A license "wkene - ver in the
opinion of the Court having due regard' to
the number and chaacter•of the petitioners
for and against such application, such license
noVitecessark," And, k"Previse expressly
repeals all laws inconsistent with this sec-`
tion. It is evident,thafthediscretiOn applies
alone to the necessity foi'a license.
As to the persons petitioning for and against
license, Mr. Merrick thought the Court
should receive and consider the names of all
adults wlthput regard to sei. ,In all the laws,
beatinieupon the subject, ;no tefttc, is '.uped•
restricting the right to"eb,setark :
"per Son," and applicantri are the - only 'Words
Used,, Under- the ~ National leonatinition
women are citizens, and-they - are certainly
included within the - term "Pelle*" Many
stateeoarts, as well-aa the Vaiteillitattelsru.
creme. Court; - have ix - ) held.' they nisi ,
trinssetiiusineei of all Sorts ; indeed, a wom.
tittlxiaYbe an'itiplidani for ,license berielf,
and if she complies with the law, the Court ,
cannot, in the absence of objection, reiinie l ,
her application. ._l2fer : , petition ' requires,
"twelve reputable citizens"; if these,areXe-,
men the law is complied with. NOw, itWoM
en maY petition for a license, what_ rule
law or logic can deny them the right to pe.l
titioti- against it. For- fifteen years this
Court had permlttldlthem to
_do so, and he
thought the rule wati well founded both hi
law and justice. - " ' •
It is certain that Iwoman's interests. and.
_.,::,
happiniss, are as
~itally affected by - this
liquor Ira& as any Me's can be. WhateVer:
we may-; think, of im who asks to; riiiike
drunkards of ' our .children — whatever we
may feel of loithi g Or .pity. , for. the poor
wretch, his victim' we must admit that she
i
who sees husband d father, property, hap
piness, andhome.s alloWed 'pp in the vortex
of strong drink eu ht to - have ibinbl.vl;tici;i lit
saying whether a right to_ Fork' this ruin is
necessary. =
~, , ~,.,
~ •--- ,:-. ,
14r. _Elliott ..spOke 'v4;y - briefly, cqeying that.
he had disiMssed the question fully before,
and his opinion was well known to the Court.
He thought that where a husband petitioned
for a liCemse and 'his wife signed *a reinon
strange, the - Wife's signature should not be
counted as 6f,any weight. ......
. After hearing all that wag to be said, the
Can't announced that--they-- would - consider
the matter, and make known their deoision
in the morning. Accordingly, ctrt, Tuesday
morning the Court said they hp.d decided
not to grant
_any _
to sell liquor, in
Wellsboro - during the year. •
On
.Wednesdarlast the ease oil an:'app/i-,
Cant tl-orn Westfield was-beard by the Court,
wheit . iravious violations of the law' were
shoWie-azicl the iicenseWas refused.
The following is a list of licenses. granted
to hotel -keepers in the bounty at the present
term of court;. Lewis Daggett, and Edward
Seely, ' Lawrenceville; Elias M. Smith,
Maga.; Sameel •H, Thompson, John A.
Martin; - - and 'C.. B. Whited, Blossburg ;
Charles B. Goodrieb , Nelson ; Thomas
Graves, aiid - J.. O. Pine, Covington ; Edward
Irvin, 'Union; H. C. Vermilyea,- Gaines;
David Churchill, Clymer. There was ono
applicant from Chatham whom the Court
refused to license.
. .
the 11th inst.;
was a .time of rejoicing with .the Wells
boro Baptist Church. Youths' prayer meet
ings of much interest have been held for over
two months, in which' many conversions
have occurred. These converts had begun
to inquire what hindered-that they shcaild be
baptised. Watgr in and about this village is
a very scarce article. But the Baptists will
find it if is to be had; for. 10, a rountaiysud
denly appears In the midst of the platifirm
where the PastdrstafitiS "to preaeh: Sunday
evening seven persons were baptised. It be
ing the first Baptistry ever erected in the
county, the occurrence naturally drew to
gether a farge concourSc' of people, 'every
available space where one - could even' stand
was -occupied.
• The ceremony was very solemn and im
pressive. Many were in-tears as they beheld
the joyous cane ates sink lowa beneath the
water. Among the number was Dr. East
man, who said,that be was immersed that he
might know that he, was baptise& Also_the
_youngest son of the postai who was:only ten
.years of eke.- • It is.expeotedtinore,will foAow
in thq - q4l.4:oob4gtadii next aundny leirening.
.... . . s.
,
• COURT L.A.ST WXEN..-i-T&I Court of Com
mon Pleas re:convened last weal : Monday
in the afternoon, Judge 'Williams, arid - A5-
social. 4.. Judgei.Srnith and McNiughton on
the bench. Not much business ; was 'done,
Court adjourning for the, week on Thursday.
Wepylnt below. minutes Of the poceediuP:
1' - i'iiiiiv.kriV 5; 1872: . -3 •-
The- :Court - appointed Henry, Bo l 'ivland a
:tipstave: - = -• • _ . - : '- -
A number - -of auditors were Appointed to.
distributo' pro4Aeds .of Sheriff's saes ; and_ a
, - flainher.-of.attacliments were issued in
,differ-.
ent cases. - -.7. • - •
Henry W.: - Williams vs. Lewis .litMaisr
-Rtilc-tcr show cadge why, judgment- shall not
be enteiled fot s want of fiiridavit of defense ;
1 returnitblo - before S. F. Wilion.
1
, . ..',F - knatiany 6, 18.72. .
••• liaac A.. Simerson vs. William Benson
Tried by ' , ury ; verdict for Plaintiff $57.30; '--
i
Ali, - .•7\ _
4 born vs. Jacob , Prutsman. -.Tried:
. i
, _ - 4_v ji. vi. 'ho find for plaintiff thtp-laild
clanica iihi..writ.
~.,. :
..- , 2 .- , . •
.... 4 .,
..,. • FrainuAn : i . 7,-;1842.1-,-...z..
( i.
1- At r" c'Stk,o, r3. -Daniel 43,toilbrd. - :?•ariedz
,j
1 15 1 3 4 : t,l .v,.,}viio liii.d. - 16 - *; aefend ant. '"' , l7. 1
L':ceihnith`& 4 H6ll its. 'lames Friends. Tried
by jil;-3 , •:, who tined for plaintiffs $229 16. ---
FEURtf+IIY S, 1872.
.. .
...
.lit ae , A. Gilbert..vs,„ Ch4les'',Potter. De
feriatinf:diocifirged upon conkm - 043bat1,
i
"-Th . ' tape to holitc . 4..•colut.` , wai
Axed on.,llo , strt•OV ll. - ''•••-: 3-
. Th court iirected a v s for thirty s
itrot to km° Tor an adjourned court on the
il, Monday of next May.
„.
Rs&L Esrarg-11.0v - vomm--The falloW- -
Mg- transfers" of - . rap *, est were ' filed.:.for
record-in ilic z office af.'D. :1., - Deane, A ec'or.
der of Tioga county;, last NV ek.
1 - - tinford S. Johnsand. wife, and. James C.
Johns to Alabie R... Pope t, snout (14.. acres ~ in
- fttitland fol. $648130.1 -, ~ : -,•..;, :;• . 1: - ,.
...-
John W. Hasting'S inittwife - .-to',Ari•itrVw J.
P'' 'firnani ; i sere inDelrear; or-S4OO.- l'
-, Alfred J. Douglass- and ife to Elenzer
Faxner4 ; 77acres and 20 p rches in Cov
ington, for $l,BOO.
- -.A. - dreirs of:.,Ruth- -Lincol -dekased, •to
-Robertlifscho•,_ H acres and '37 perches in
taioreftce,:for $606.
--- David 310Toughton aud wife to Richard
Kuren ; 281 soda 9,f, 11 . 1 .0 1 4. ..)2.0r9 ~.. of ; West.
:felt, for s2d6: -. '-- - . - :. • --1-_,- - :,„ ~- . - 2 --:-......: 1 . ,, .. _ ..'
• i'loanna-MetcalN4:Rietard: : Kilieri - f- -- 114.1
'Beres in Brookfield, • f0r44,000 - ..:::; -
~School Directors of Westfield boro to Rich
ard Krusen; 13.44 rods in Westfield hero,
for-lat of same size.
-- F. D. Reaso. to Richard Kuren; : , A. ; acre. : in
:Westfield limo; `for, $l,OOO.
- --, Morris Selzer and wife to Richard F. urep;
11 - 14 a acres in Brookfield, for $4OO.
:Sarah M. 3fetcalfp {to - Richard. wren;
satn, premises as dbove, f 01520,0.
..119rris Keiser and wife to Richard Kurea;
96.2 acres in Brookfield,, fpr f 4,099- - -
- Joseph P. 3;fiiSfr:il':•3ir(a .- :.". - wigsTfo. - ::: SafinOn
Sweet; three villitso - tots in - 7hort *ttfls.lans
IstOj i for $294, , ,
,-'.; -...,,,- . . . - -•
F_rederiek Bodine end ;Ifyife to. Sarah Br
; lot 27 in boro of Wellsboro for sl, s - 000.
I
;• Atzt.tAr-1? *r. .
• . 1.4"4.!":?.
acre hi NOWA; lift"s2oo ----
George :WI. 'their .and wife to MarYNich
alas ; lde Nelson; far
Joseph Biberolle,and wife to Albert
,lit'arii
gralfßeaketilain ,
James 'Friends te:15:" 'B. Frietidi — it cit.
about 83 acres in Jackson;-for $2,000.
G. 1.1. Wilson and wife to Richard Gustin •
100:2 acres in.jnekioql))l° $ 2 '400. A
Jacob Jones-and Whe i#`' at: to Lewis`
Manning; 5 9,200 feet in the bor e of- Bros ,
• burg, for,sl2o.Ak O.
JoseTili Irelati to Nathaniel ; 4 acres
5,12 Jackson, for $l. - •••:-
,• Giles Khmer and• Wife to Nathaniel
4 acre» in - Jackson-for4Boo. - " • "-!
John . Lie'anct wife' :to — Pa .T tVn - L;"1 Clerk
about 179 acres in COvington f fer $800).
Thomas T. Davis et al. toTbe Welsh Can:,
gregational Church, Blossbu_rg ; village
04x116 feet In Blossburg, for *Ma-.
J. H. Gulick - and wife 'to Jacob., J ones;,
village lots is Blossburg, for_s26o_.
Daniel - Angell et al. - to all:Wood 02711
nere in i Chatbani t . for $4,000. ° 7ff
:Hlitglitniastate to hretillatt A!C. B'sb
98.8 acres in Clymer, for $85142. -
Abner Ogden end- wife and -Sarah , Ogd
to J. Et Copley ; 80 acres"iii-•Chaileitdii, for,
,$1,101).
• George Harrer and wife to Ferdinand Frey ;
8 acres and 10 rods in Liberty, for s3s:
John tb,. Frey to ;Ferdinand
Frey; 'l6 acres rods in Liberty, ter
98 80.
NEWS , 0
EiPbakr t es:.-.?
Ther;DelaWai annn and - Weitern
Itailroad -have the wages of 4aberers
on the double nth of Se'ritatini:l 'At
first the wages r was $1.76, whjehl. was
reduced to $1:. now •a iedtiC
tion of twelify-I!ve cents is made:' "
Winter has carried off more single girls in
Lycoming county than any serious ep
demic.
1 4 G;) 4;.
The receipts o on - B.lecture
in Williamsport, were about $440.
A, gymnasium is about being organized in
Williamsport. _
. ....
The" Repitlilihtui 'COunty Convention of .
Bradford county =ht. - at "To - wands - on the
6th, to elect delegatel to the Stattli..Conven
tion. Rimer Pomizok and ~ fil-.: - D.. Mon.
tanye were appointed Repeels:Milt°. 41.44 , ..
.gates; and instructed in &voor of lien. U.
i t
erhur for Sitpreme Judge. The Conveh
.t onNidePted resolutions indorsing Jima ;1
.t oval and State administrations,
.the, U. S.-,
Oenators and Member 'OCCongress, and.
affirming that- Prunt's', renpiniiiationls ae' 4
mended by the people.
.
Mr. J. M : Collins Of Towanda has - gohete
Detroit,to engage in business..-- = .-- - ' 4
....•
A new Won hridge=ti — single span of IC4
feet—is soon to qtan- the :crqftc 'op Main
street in Hornelfsville:: •' •
Anna Dickinson it to lecture at the Meth-,
Church Bath:- On the, ovnir'uplcii
March 2d.
There will be a Almonie gcuivention held
'at Masonic flail, in the village of- Corning,
commencing Monday, Feb; 26tkat2.ofelook=
p. R. W. Geo. H. Raymond : will- ba
present and give Lectures duOng the week..
on - 6. of the A's. was .called '
,case of supposed lastoypek 'in
Bath. The tirietit tiratt:V I.Ourigitid33 - , and
although the ease was a somewhikk,desperate
•one, the Doctor thought sulphiirNpuld con
'quer it. The family were laud,' and dis,
charged the Doctor—but they're using the
sulphur. _
Last week there were fifteen young con
verts immersed it tine Baptilito - buich in Cor
ning.
A vein Of coal has been discevered en the
farm of Fred-V. Gore, in SheshiqUjn, at a
depth of ninety feet below the surface. •
A man froth Horse Heads lost $l5O and a
gold watch and chain by the dice 'confidence
game, about two weeks ago, in Corning.
Mr. T. B. Field, of Corning, while cutting
Some frozen logs apart, in the town qt‘. : piir
Flats,'cut his foot badly. -.
Horace
• "•`---
Horace Greeley lectures at WIIV,OOI - oxi . '
the Mk. - . - -
Waverly is tO h"ave,a $45,00000 cotaPattY,
and a $150,000 hotel this year.
A new loan of $25,000 has been ordered by .
the Lock Haven Council: ~
The L 44. Ha ven shoe feetory is ezliettiod -
to be in working order eresunnser ' frier
The next session of the 'Central Pennsyl
vania- Conference of the M. E:..chgr4l,:witi .
,
be held at . Lock Haven:, commencing on_the
akh:ofigarch and continuing abittt-tett.days:
The Methodist citizens °Mat mtv - ire mak--
jng extensivelireparations for the comfort of ,
delegates and visitors..
•
An Elmira stone cutter advertises "'that ,
"Those who buy tombstones of us lOok
with pride and satisfaction on the . , g-ravis of.
their friends." - • • •
The City lifissinnury of - EhniraTa - itys that
during the six years he bas _labdred t 4 re,
he has.never witnessed such deatitation is at
the present time. .
We clip from the Allen City .. 'Netvi 'the'
following unique marriage notice:`
,
the Lehigh 'C9.
this morning, by Alderman Stabler, Prier GraVte
Franklin twp., Carbon Co., to Miss , Susan
of Sid /Align County Poor House., ,
TheodOre S. Pratt, son of th 4 editor Ottlio
Corning Journal, who went to California for
his ealth last August, died at Riverside ,
thiit ' tette, last Saturday week, - ageol yegalk.
His ; isease was typhoid fever. '''Pli l efouita4,
spa sof him as "a dutiful child, an affect : :
lona e'-brother and liivingion2 l , His
ed p • raw :have our.sinr.erest ssr.tapathy.,..„.
-
MARRIAGES,
-111:1MSEII—MOO138.-=Pelastar Isq_aii-Bir7
Y. by Bee. N. 11. Schenck, D. D;,.lhlr.ebexellamaey
of Bath, N. Y, and /nag Moore ,
i' 0021 ) .71 -
ATHERTON—WHITNEY.-1h That Charleston ,; ¢
the M. Parsonage. Jan. 20, 1872, by Bair. G. 8.1 1. 110 -,
Sae. Mr. Otis L. Atherton and Miss_ 'Fanny Whitney,
lxith of Charleston.
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110BEIITX- - 7011NSON.-=-In Wellaboro; Feb. B,:klArpc.
by Rev.-N.-L. Neynoida, Mr. - John liobtfits 'and Ikea
Nancy Jolneckt.' - " " '
DEATHS:;!: •
LOVE.-=ln Morris, Feb, 14th, - 1 +
g79r=.4lepa•..
daughter of Mathew L. and Sarah
. 31:jr!Ve,, egad- -
Anbbils 19•daya. " ; i .
MERRINUON.-}•At Sh!spet,t;TiogacoNtlitty. Sit'
11, 1872, - ylValtet. . only so n ; 4,4 ,p )''> os4
13444tha, siral:Jd days. 4:4
(MUMMY, .MARKET;
, cos:are:rat! warms hr
!.. " E: R. Ri3IBALL, Retail , eiVrei.
• ~, „
/DEALERS,'.II.;;Th::Nky SELrrla
Flour; per bbl • B'4slo
Buckwheat Hoerr; yeecirt ; 4 00
Wheat. tettlfe,4 4l ttfikelf 44 I :
Wheat, red,
Ei=lr
.131;tekWhe6""r ---- " .. ...... .. .. ._ _ ,
QOM, sbelliritf ...r it zr. - .`" :, fd ,...„ 7" ;. '.7..... - ::: :„. 7 4,: :: - .A; ;;:,i,,,4,7) 81 r t .,, bi.,, ... ,...... ; : :. " • - •-; :ti.
. 4 tats, *-• tr 60 DO
1 .
Itse,
Clover seedfi.:' .4 -
. 1.1. l:
rimoillY R4if 7 :-'' ti.11:i...:.- ' 4 •• - :- e_:-,-; -gt".
-' --• • Z 50-f
Beaus. " . ~. ... . ... 1.60 . -:--.--. - ?
Corn ruericxt. :,.. f .f...1. 0 ,..
• 1. i -i i - .2 26 :
Feed,:per‘''.esttk;.-- - - •r
spoistoes, per..bush_ •__ -- -. r., - . - 'tad'
Apples, greenhrer bash •- - ~" - 1 do - 1 - 26'
Oulons, per bush — 1 60 1 75
Turnips, per bush : .-::-. -:., ..... : • f s - t t. .. 4. .-- 20 -- i iro
Pork, per lb • 'C% •10
.... ..,..
MOUS, per lb 12% . 16
Shonlders,-per RS
Butter, per.' /b: .'. t• ...... .. .... •.. ... .• 2:Y• - ••:: . ! I's' 25•
Cheese,- per 1b..... • -•- - ,•..--;.-.• -' -14' - -5,, ,
, . .4 ::.... .. 4 2 y• 4 A if_
Lard, per-lb r"
Tallow,. pezllb- --•-,:. t .... - ..,•;''"11 - • • • , ,, s - j - ,:i:.' IT,
Honey, per 1b..„..t . :: - 11.•:',..t. ... • . '.:::,.•;,,,-•:- 2 -..2.0`• -'
Beeswax, psardb;-: , t_. -_,..---.-, - •-•-•:'
Vinegar, pia'-tale. . L-, ...r.„,. .. - s l .- ; :f ...
Eggs, per dozen
Dried apples, per 1b...
-- ."- ll
Dried peaches, .per lb.,- .. ...: ... - ~ _7 , 1 f. ..f . .
Dried cherelga: fl/ ' - tt ,, ,re_-__l ...,-•:-.• .- . 1.... :_4O 7 .
Dried b i per lb::.. -i.7... , ;s_:•-,- 4 ,t-,isgm,
Dried rsispberliee, isch,:perltr,- 2t .i,:_--.•:, Si& 24 -,---;:s50
Dried raspberries; red; PO lb , 20 ::- , :22
Cranberries pelt - _ _ _ _ _ - , ______ 20_
Hey, per Teti - , 20.00
...
Wood. le
laelico,l>f o r eird.. • - - -. -.
00 Wo0a, B rei 3 : pir 4..&
Coal, bird, per ton ___ . - 0 7611;P7 25
.
Coal. soft . ..- . : ..., , -... la -.tt.:i ,:i O5 •••,-.'
ciroupd'plaster; per - ton "
~„. e .:i .....• il l ,:, R., ~,,,
Sugar, "A' cottod, irer lb„ I , 1 . ! ~,, '_!.., • ..,,: q. ~ „ °74 .... *
Sugar, yellow, Per 1b ...,:-. j . -- •.. 5:, f;, - •ftw. ,, U '= •• ts lixi
sugar, brown , , per 1b...,:;:,,L.5.•: , . -..-- :- 1-1
Teas, greet!, per lb ' ....-, .750211 50
Teas, black , per lb -s ,
- ' - . e' , F
- •,..- ' 'l3ocOill 2.5
Rercien ? „per
.a ,,i, - ~. . jr {Q ... -
f ret=t c htiM i Veriaajpr,4 ll4 2 , l4:" 4 :
letiThint ihe r t_ilards °Lead township: 1?
~1? 2
Supervulonst- - -‘. J. 811
dan - - -
.11a11: ROftd - No •
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rpm. Cif Alin: Carrotaft
road williplraita3,4ltartak
ton per cent: bat beqn - rottshits-pit ittai
of the Cowmen= ihttleylotoe thltr l
(§) day oillischnsp,Alnlllyqsble it VW Ofi Tr fi ssir 7ffey
Treasurer.: - ,zrz 0.03,t Its
9.0 4 411
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NEIGHHOHS. •
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ElMMarli
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Special Notices.
It is new gen;.,:i3, admitted bY •pby
that when once the consumption Odr,ly fastened up.
on the lunge, no Annum power caw' Live the Pathos&
tronideath. They also say that &beta Any per cent.. of
those who die from this disease ran bees the mules to
&neglected cough or cold, which 'might WV be=
cured by a small bottle of Ligoid Opodeldoo, or what
le the same thing, JoAnterei 'fichlyne•Airs
Cut this notice out and bring a with you. Wu afe
authorized to refund the cash, to ars person or persona
who ehall brig end use rs)ng' i t aipapet Pais and fat
of relief and astisfaction.
'lv tu , Vov , • 4'4 4 -
1 It every an who snoods money in edVertfaing
would go or send to Geo. V, ltowell ei Co., the Now
York Agents for the Most einowoonero putdlelsod so
:the United States, the lumber t.l Sitat essful advettfa
• ere would be largely We:rased.
A. CHICAGO NiVsielaN.
Dr. Joseph 8. Lip:flV
f "I was called in pa l a I 141 ik to file
Kidneys that had kit . # 4 , 1.6 eo+,, ts em
thentophysiciitzurt 7i saw from the symptoms' flirt if
your Maury 'a Haan lizrrsaa wan what it was rep
resented to ' , would be the beet thing I tionld pros
*scribe. I did o and with the most gratifying results.
The patient h d been °unlined to Ler room for some
time, but aft a few days use of the Bitters, she was
r
able to be ab ut and is nor: 'doing her own housework.
i think very illy of your preparation and intend to
nee It cons tly in my practice.': .
_ Feb. 7, ItYld i Ins.
( 4 . 1
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~f- ' - ' ..4 , • 3 ;ii i . tit
• ! CL 'I A. 7": 4 • WRICO O,II II T it' S.
lesrictim of early indiscretion, umetug nervous dll.-
bility. premature decay, &c., having tried in vain overy
advertised remedy, has discovered a eimplo MUMS of
atit-cure, which ha will dead free to his fellow:Suter
. B. =NU, 78 Vitoria et, New York.
am. 1.187?.
" HOW TO GO WEST.,,
forty years ago Illinois was as far West asmoat pee-•
kple wished to 5p..16464,avfN1a r-i 414142
andaty .*PtablonoZouner; buf . a y
and linrcerenusat, the word West has con td
eau lowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, California and
Territcniea, and the traveler reaches almestnn*
taint therein sy a splendid line of railroad. -
This line of railroad is tho Burlington route, which
itarts from Chicago, over the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy railroad; from Indianapolis, over the /ndlinsp
olls. Bloomington sad Western Short Line; and froth
'Logansport, over lho Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw
road; mid running through Burlington, reaches Onms•
ltLincoln, Nebraska city, St. Joseph. Ataidop... Par:
worth and Kansas oity, connecting with the Union
Pacific, Kansas P.acilic and other railroads running
from those cities.
Always go "by way of Burlington," and you will be
iurs to be right.
i The Burlington route has admirably answered did
question,-"Row •go West," by the publication-of a
truthful and in Ling document, filled with fagts . ,pe
regard to lime, ons, accmilfalstio • rant of
fare, and other . 7 eating iteni4 4 1 4 -
large may, tru •. showing the whole Wald, which
they distribute free of charge. Copies and additions
formation an be .btained by addressing, " General
Vasseuger Agent, B and M. R. R., Burlington, Tow"
.
i Valuable . Fa rms for Rent.
ii.ll i t ni y : i tte d . ugaigr ne Va
e asl i & It s At li ' c
a but
Creek, are offered for Rent, for a term of Years.
responsible parties inducements will, be given.—
, r terms apply to G. D. LIEB, Sup't. ,
Btokradele. !Clogs Co., Pa:.
of E. B. CAMPBELL, Gail Sup't. Dodge Mills. • Wil
liamsport Pa.
„,
Panning Implements an tthaft tii: -
'Phe subscriber being about to remove from Hatiohes
* Parma to Stokesdale, offers for sale (private,) the
stock of Horses, Cattle, Implement &c., on reasonable
terms. will be sold on reasonable credit with approved
security.G. D. LEIB kiwi.
- - •
ETIMID3 tesistheitiry fialg6ngtiititcid the
dersigned upon the estate of Wm. Everett, deed
late of Jackson, Tioga county, Pa., all'persoru; jndebt
e4 to the said estate are requested to make immeeljate
mment, and those having claims against the quests
will present them without deis9 to.
.RICHARD L. STILLW ELL,
• -
Jackson, Pa., Feb.' 14, 1872-6 w. Esocutors
• ildmin,istrator's Notice.
T ELVERS of Administration basing beets granted
1.,4 to the undefg 1 , .10optupsw thp tattle of John Combs,
° deed, 6f Jackson W. - rensrdp; Ttog3 county, te., all per
sons indebtbd totbe mad estate are requested to Snake
tillatridMegatitielir l io ire
Z
„ ----- - GEO. W. Entail
''.. Jackson,'Veb.--14 1872,6 w. , I 'Adrift.
• s
1 -I Xe6I6CW&AQ:W.
A
t. lIEREAE3 letters testamentary t.. estate of.
Davtd Ent. late of (Tharlegton„ decess4 - -bale
n granted to the subscribers, ail persons indebted
the seta estate are requested to .make immediate
yment, and th ose baring claims or.demande against
• /es tate . Of the said,decedgriti.wsill-,malsW knEthe
same to the subscrittritnaliarrltht:sit Wee - r of
Geo. W . bferzick, Esq. EPHRIAM T; .
:_-, rob. 14, 187243 w. BENONA.SHORT,
~- ', . . • ,ExVilloria.
to
Executor's Aro tee.
IN B. Gates Ees ?
lafe"otrirekeguotirtletc?eatsheed of
f erit
granted to the subscriber, all\ persons-Indebted to the
said estate are requested to Make immediate paymeut.
and those having claimi or demands against the estate
,nt the said decedent, will make known the name terthe
:-Igubsoriber. :44.,.VTfia,
Sitekson, ‘,l•-•"Daecittai.`'
- Orphan's Court Sale.:
By shade cif a ileteitein, tii2binlitair; ibottgV2ltith
county, the underaignetrAdniblietteforie of 'threat ' 1
i.of Frederick Welty, deceased, will sell at public sale on 1
rSaturday the 1811. day of March 18;2, at one o'clock P.';
1.1., at the Cqurt gottsiVellsboro,, to the higitign
:sand bta k "Pagg OA g lling - iil.4.lherbit.
'ship,' °eine t h e estate of cc sai d Frecietick Welty
, deed., remaining unsold et the time of Lis decease.
' let. g lligthenettornen of war
rant sure .b. • west lig =ameba, post ; I
thence end to a post inzline ;s2l',otonah
Breast= .
zati - the land of said Biewstar,
east 89 Perches. to Levet in the warrant line; tbatic.
:north 89.8 perches to)th(iat a of beginning; being'
tpert of said warrant, 974,C1e1t.--- • - i-:: 2 ! ":•: 4
Being north I+ No. 1981; • 'binnacle - S..
on the north by land of Daniel fiardly and Jonah Tay
weet by lands of John Sayler, south by lands of.
IJergatiah Black, and Cast bylanda of Frederick Welty.
Maas' (=asinine 8234 scree, more or less.
841,13
perch 4 4= ate • • tin the western line of. o lands
f A- • •. ; thence Asorth ;WA
Asieriti • - •. •
- 17
)... .-* -4
itlxvit; ems •,..,. ••ft• - • s - G 0 :
perches to a•• F; •-• ce east parches to the plat.
of beginning; containing 8 acres and 131 perches.
4th. Beginning at a post in line of lands of Henry
Eagily; thence south 49.9 perches to a beech; thence
by unsettled lands, west 49.9 perches to a beech; thence
'by unsettled lands. west 144 perches, to a' beech;
*Rice bype of Jonah Taylor. iriallmetebecito
t; tit iir /GM/. 4...-1 6 /Blet. 60 4: Mar .1 4 ti
p es, t plate df hAttinnifig; ion lag 42 acres and
'BD perches.
Tetra; one-third of the purchase money at time of
sale; one-third. with WWI I :3r one 74r. ,
'load-sale; - and the remain filisiDee tite..e.Daa Of.
Mary Ann Welty, widow of A decedent, sl'ith interest
sipareon payable annually to said widow—to be secured
' bond and mortgage upon the la nt nr
. ~ . .
~..P.. wa tf ,
- PIIIEEI ..It 4 WifltY.
.1. , ....1:1 ...‘r. . i t th .._
- 7.1,....4 a; 1:.1...5. - 4. - '. ; • :1L:77 74.
=N=N
FullnrWMlAMOVia rti ;
Adv ve entsitle 4pdc° td
Geo. -Pritowell----*
In* a. rureirvaruri
*RSA PAGE PAMPHLET, oofifathing Lists of %WU Nowa.
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i Try Jewelry. St - Or - 4k!
' trna .: Ur wofild . • !fill siekto4Lip en.
tteße OW
Jewelry fore
in, building recently occupied by C. L. Willcox.
5° 16:11 ki r fe
'. 4: 1 144 y - neg. tieWetrY y
; i Wiver and Iliai--W,poin
;a j ig* t cu «
ir D. WARMER, one of best workmen in North
ISTemmylvarna, will attend to the '
i: ,k,ppairinff of Wa,talm e t e -
O9Q4'? ? fa?
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411 other. Good* wilt be sold at IrsatiV redumi
NERIMM
1,41400r0. Zan. 21,1472.
THE BEST AGAIN IMPROVED
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timwirq - c*. w..E.A;viaiagia
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Dow . every kind of Work with foimit loubJe ,
'mtvergeta . 6tit 4f ariise. aptVwttl tua a lifetime iritiwat awake
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intrinenttl Wiled a Mtn= BARRIOADi OF GOODO..roirly to nista 'ol4igi toga& ila fate ea oda
_ mac ina!rsaisei irLoteis aiiiew moose to Error us yriniocill; in marlin= to i full stoat dt
r" 1 1 ,. r" - ')• t 1 kL...g , l r * - - •
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Gov ow% at 414,1,
men on short nada. •
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One Hu f leees ,_-,,,.,
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lulitti ,
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ratwitts from 23 orbs to $2,,,60 per y ard . .
Owe Ntor4 14 Wo largest. (49404114 N best , Pr i ai t "aa rea • a 11 .94 r *are in CSlMititi• iguiV9lo 4 47 ia
1 7 -.7...73.,.- it; i 3 ~ ' :.:.it' 14 .40tA,f. ;.',4 '`_. •alt.ii‘t in. Ellitorthertt Ntif Volt
Q1 1 714 1 41tii ,1 1 1 41
$ NOW 141fiLPTO WU &NUBS
Stodk ot.'WhitOf'::4-aodi;,,
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Vie reciattly been linkrqved., asul is *ow rritBtiittr4oiabtlius Nu" bett
Li 04 Mild tar freSualla Wl*:'
Don't purchase a ilowteg lisichis• of .47 Mad mtii Tonm; ellthe.
Ths iisloaasisAgoll ____oo Sawing lilacidis of Mu world.
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which we sell by the yes& oi• make to order hy_the atest.twfmtimttemorkr
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J. A.. Parsons /Sr, Co.,
,
Winter Stock of Dress Goods,
Shawls, Cassimeres, Furs, 4-0.,
Ciatriae. /an. 24, 187. i.
Clorrabig Fouiradry Machiike Shops
33. NAV: Pa3xle cia
itatudirtnxers of Statinnary and Portable Engling and Boilers. GearWg, Shafting and Mold:wry required
tar ail/ hill/a, Oita and Tanneries, Ovens and Orate% for burning Tan. Screws for moving uniasehsd
and latched bark. Castings, Bolts, Raliroad Prop, Chain), and Repairing done at abort notice. We bava 111,
rLa. r_ l 2 4 )Vng.by Canal or Railroad' to all points, and can furnish Machinery cheaper than Rasters or
astra b=ftra of the heat quality.
inn 1872-4. • _ _
CUTTER. CUTTERS.
BALDWIN'S IRANTY
If you want • 'nice aisoitznant of
yeLL,.44D WINTER (mops,
• - C LiAT
;I
BALDWIN', ' SHANTY ,
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Uton want Dress Good of all kinds,
call at ELLLDWriII Shanty
U you want Bl'k Alpaca. tall far the Grand Batches',
. , _ at BALIIWLN'S Mislay
II you want an Ottoman Shavii,
M BALDWIN'S Shanty
, .
I/IIIMI!il
It mit wikt Maga ar. QuitatiV wader ware,
•z•-•t• . .. • call at BALDWOUtit Shanty
4 pint want not:tans aad trizazoinglll
• - alit at aLDWIN'S Shanty
U yon want Awe;
gycra mat (Rails
tt Fan arskaA Bata and 044.
'.Call at BA.LDWINPLI Shanty
It you want Boots and Shoes
I! you waas a lit of Diebos.
- 14tru. want goad Teas &tat Groostita treat/
tan at DALDIViN'S Shanty
If you Want it rutty made spit of clathio,
0.1341:19.12E851aity.
ou want".
rrii '
•At WIN'S
Shanty
want Ova Coat*,
call
'Urn: *eat Bind° Rubes,
.2 ca41.a%03 filbauty.
)fiai want irks. that cant be boat.•
011 at,RALDWEN'S Eihauty .
:2 - ,That!twhats ae Natter,
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We ars mann to nil then gam:liberate we leave the
fib. T. L. &MATH
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Great' Closing out 'Sale.
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op comma, x.:., Au ILICILING 711 iliwics oF TIM
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At a great reduction from their reed l ar Pric )I
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Outman gaa ziak• mew by
- 1 1F:Y1 1 :A.331.iISET.14:11D :1840.
_- . R ... -
- TIOGIA, Pl.
call at BALDWIN'S Shanty
call at BA.LDWIIoy . B Shanty
call at BALDWLV'S abasity
call at BALDWIA'S itlianty
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at BALD win% Shanty
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Unit purcbssas of UL
CORNING, MUREX count-. N. W.
-Every year increases the popularity
of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due- to merit alone. We can
assure our old patrons that it is kept
fully up to its high standard; and it
is the only reliable and perfected prep
aration for restoring play on FADED
HAIR to its youthful (color, making it
soft, lustrous, and silken. The scalp
by its use, becomes white and clean.
It removes all eruptions and dandruff,
and, by its tonic properties, prevents
the hair from falling out, as it atimu T
lutes and nourishes the hairslandsl
By its use, the hair grows thicker and
stronger. In"baldness, it restores the
capillary glands to their normal vigor,
and will 'create a , new growth, except
in extreme old age. It is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING ever =ell s
as it requires fewer applications, and
gives the hair a splendid_, glossy ap
.M ,'•
pearance. A. A. Hayes, .D., State
Assayer of Massachusetts, says, "The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected' for excellent quality; and I
consider it the BEST YEEPA.RATION
for its intended purposes."
Sold by ail Druggists, anti Dealers in Medktituti.
Price Ono Dollar.
•
- -
Buckingham's Dye'
-FOE THE THIBICEI3. •
As our Renewcrlin many oases ro i,
quires too long a time, and too much
care, to restore gray or faded Whisk
era, we have prepared this dye, in one
preparation; which t will quickly, and
effectually accomplish this result. It s
is easily a pplied , and produces a color
which will ncither rub nor wash off.
Sold by all Druggkts. • Price Fifty
Cents.
Manufactured by R., P. HALL do 09.;
MUMMA, NIL
1 Jan. 1, 1872.
WONDERS WII4, NEVER 'CEASE
HAVE you tried the lariat ind 4r-retest medical din
corery of tho-age I
DR. M.' D. BACON'S MAGIC PAIN REMEDY.
It mires cob's, diphtheria, cramps and Pains in the
stomach. indigestion, diarrhea, dysentery, summer
complaints, cholera morbus, cholera u b
es an external application for frost bites,
sprains, bruises, Mons, rheumatism, sick
toothache; neuralgia. pains in the aide, back L l =
In a , piaetice of six years, it has been found to be see.
oudlto'nb preparation over offered to the public.
Tee proprietor of this medicine feels warranted In
guaranteeing it to be the best remedy for the above
a in the market.
Manufactured and put up only by Dr. M. L. Hawn.
BlotiSburg, Pa. %.I
Wholesale agents — Hallett , Sears: &D - urberik, DID
Chamber street, New York ; W. D. Terbell.lt Do., 03.1%
Mug. N. Y. Jan. 1, 167 St. ;
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Houghton Orr & Co.,
SONY FORK.
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PLATFORM SPIID?G, TRirox AND
LIJMUER WAGONS,
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toed. HOW 1.4 OUR & CO.
HASTINGS* C LEES, Agents Wellborn.
Stony Fork;lJan. 1. 1872 . . ,
THE BEST HOTEL .in the COUNTY.
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coma:iodations not surpassed w ventil a ted.
hotel In the " Northern Tier.' . Balls no
than-at second apd third rate hotels. Location,
at Main and Wain streets, Wellaboro. -
A good table, good liquor?,_g_orgar, and a gad
hostler. Jan 9,1872-3 y Pia/a 3)017D, PH* r.
TIOGA DRUG STORE. I
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