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LOCAL
....._IIOTiCES. : -- 1. - :. :-
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Mr. Anderson is busily at Work getting in
Ilia new stock of hardware. Ho' tlxpeita - .to
1
o, on next Saturday, the 20th.
The quarterly mooting. of Ni!;, of
Church, will bo held at the hardy .
ac 001-
lousc April 20th and 21at, 1872.
Foil. S Aug.—A good building lot on 41.teon
Street. Also a house and lot. - inquire of
March 6, 1872-tf. 11. H. WOOD.
Oppression after eating,-headache, nervous
debility, are the efreehtic,Nttdige:stion._;.,ol2o,,
or two at most, of Paraon'a Purgative Pills
give immediate relief.
Collins Co.'s Cast: CitsrEiteel Plows-
on ly $5 each. For information bow to ob
tain them address Comm's & Co., 212 Water
Bt., N: .1
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment may' be ad- -
ministered to children with perfect succdas,
in eases of croup, whooping-cough, influenza,
and almost any-of the diseases to which they.
are linblo,
E. B. Young & Co. now have the larges
stock of wall paper over brought in Tioga
county. There sno need of goingOiy.W . her,o
else to find anything desir4le in that line at
fair prices.
The live stock c grain, farming and dairy,
utensils of Mr. G. W. Peterson, will be sold
at public auction, on the old Smith farm half
a mile north of the County House, on. Tue
sday , the 23d instant; at 10t, m - .-: •
Mr. 'William Wilson left for New York,
early last week to got a full stock of spring
goods. Mr. Wilson Will take, plenty of,tfixte
to look around and buy his 'goods cheap, and
when he gets back he will sell them cheap.
Fourfo. —L eft at HarrisOttia Stdr - C,o‘
the Bth of April, Ila Pocket Book well filled
with money, which will be delivered to the
rightful owner when called for.
Brick for sale at the kilnopposite I the Fair
.
Ground. Also Attie'v,illage frolic/ two teoi,
throe hundred dollars per lot. Inquire of -
J. F. U....at:lß/at%
Wellsboro, April 10-4w*.
Partnixo.—We are now packing another
large invoice of binding, such as magazines,
illei of newspapers, &c., which wo will send
to the city on the first day of May.. Parties
having bindirigto . l?e done;ryiil
•
teens at our Booketoie.
B. ;B: Irot.Tu & Co.
Wellsboro, April 3;4h
Mr. H. R. Fish, Esq., formerly of Tioga,
has accepted the agency of the Pennsylvania
Rubber Company at Williamsport. Mr, Fish
an active business man, and will no doubt
make large sales of these, goods, as they are
really superior to any we have seen. Any
desired article in the rubber ling can now be
procured at the above establishiribit,
Wu understand the Circulating Library of
Messrs. Hastings. & Coles, is already r.qsort. ,
ed to by large numbers of our citizens who
enjoy rending good books. Containing as it
does the freshest and best popUlar publica
tions of the day, it affords an excellent op
portunity fur the gra!ificationpf ; the liter ar y
taste of the commtinity — an 'opportunity
which seems to be appreciated and heartly
enjoyed.
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SCHOOL NoricE.—'The Charleston School
Directors will meet at the Youngs school
house on Saturday, - April 27th, 1872, at ten
o'clock, a. m., for`the Purpose - of 'contracting
for •ood for the sub-districts; and also for
tholpurpose of contracting with teachers for
the summer schools. Teachers please be .
present at one o'clock p.
April 17-2 w. !
M. B Prince wishes, once more to, calk
the attention of the public to his fine stock
of plants. He has a very fine stock of Green
house and bedding plants, which he offers
for sale at prices that can but please. A
large stock of vegetable plants will be ready
at the proper time ; - Conover's Colossal As
paragus, and Linnmus Rhubarb. Call and
examine stock and ptices. Greenhouse on
State street. • M. B. Praxes.
Wellsboro, April 17-2 w.
Prof. C. C. Stratton, of Salem. University,
Ortgort, will lecture at "Union Hall,"
Mansfield, this evening, 17th instant, for the
beiaeflrof the M. E. Church. Subject : "Ore
gon and the North-west Pacific." If you
want to hear a popular lecture by a popular
man, don't fail too to "Union Hall" this
evening. By order of COMMITTEE.
F. S. A special train will be run from
BlosAurg at half fare.
The new M. E. Church in Mansfield (D. V.)
will be dedicated to the service of Almighty
God, Thursday, April ltlth, 1872: Preach
ing at 11 o'clock a. m., by the Rev. B. I.
Ives of Auburn, N. Y. and at 7 o'clock p.
to ,by Rev. Dr. Buck of Welisboro, Pa. _
The Ministry and Laity of Troy district,
and the former pastors of this church are spe
cially invited to be•present.
W. . T I AYLOR.
Mansfield, March 2t1112-4w. •
THE Titsrottar.—The Bistoury has corn:
pletud its seventh volume. The number for
April, which is before us, is the first number
a volume eight. It is a publication of much
iritere.t and value, being " devoted to the ex
position of charlatanism in medicine end the
kaukatioe of the people upon medical sub.
eet, ' Each number contains much infor
lbation and ury articles of literary merit.
Tho April number is one of the best ever is-,
Ned. It is edited' by Thad: S. UpDeOraff,
and furnished to subscribers for fifty
cent? per annum. The Bistoury is one ofth©
fixed institutions and publications of Elmira.
—Ebnira Adrertiser.
The weather during the past week has been
of the genial sort that makes us poor slaves
of the pen long for rambles on sunny, south
ern-sloping hills, and by, singing brooks.—,
More eTeeially must it make each "disciple
of Walton feel that every day now spent in
deers is a day wasted on business when it
might be more profitably employed in going
a-Aching. That feeling will grow stronger
day by day, until at last the jaded man of
business will turn his back upon the; office or
chop, put on his old clothes and his biggest,
-coarsest boots—what a world of comfort in
those booth—and seek the pools . and eddies
gutthe prince of fishes may he
But before he starts he must go .to Hastings
& Coles and select from their very large and
choice stock the fishing implements moststut
ed to the season. He will there find a full
assortment of
.whatever he needs to catch
every kind of flab that swims our waters.
We called last week at the Welisboro Mar
ble Works of Messrs. Batchelder & Johnson
on Wraltt street opposite the Foundry, and
were much interested by the specimens of
flue work we found there. Messrs. B. &..1:
established their works in this village late
last fall, and are already enjoying a large
Patronage from this region and neigh6or-
NI counties. We noticed in their ware room
a finely-finished tombstone to be erected at
"Watkins, N. N. We trust that none of our
imiersWill soon need any work in the In"'
umentalliner but if they should unfortunate
ly require anything of that sort, they will
find at these works whatever...they may wialiF
from the.finest foreign to the.eheaper
tic marble or granites. But the firm also
deal in goods of a character somewhat loss
sombre. They furnish table
. tops, counters,
mantles—both marble and slate, grates, fen
ders, &e. Any specitil marble work will be
executed by them in tho best style' and at
reasonable rates.. We commend their estab
lishment, to the attention of the people of
Tioga county. Don't forget the place, Waln
Street, Wellsboro.
SUDDEN DEATIL—Last Friday 'Mr. Noah
Mammond dropped dead on his farm about
A mile east cif this village. Mr. Hammond
,had been troubled for years with heart dis
ea.M, and no doubt that was the cause of his
sudden death.. Ho was a farmer well known
in the county. He leaves a wife and several
A. HARRIEIO2f. \--
ILA.RYEY YOUNG,
Sec'y
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1872
Home ,A.ffaiis.
passed Towandathe other day.
—An act passed the, ,Legislature to build
another bri4go - Towoudp.
4
arp
. n e t to op t enry
d
*dm foitongress
—The lumliermen en. the Bienemahoning
were driving logs and rafting last-week.
:=NrilbASerlid&lffilea
with the Prosby
terian Church in this village last Sunday..
,--It is time 441 t)/Inkingab9t "Bmarq s ,
tit,,ta be "the day we 'cerebrate/Yr
iato' be a Blacksmiths' Conveke
tion at Addison on the 29th instant. What
neat? .
. , • ,• •••
Cliese;"an . old resi d e n t ` of Ent
county, died at . his residence in Benezette oa
the 7th instant.
• —One !lay last week a woman in a beastly
- Mate of intoxication syoslarresjefltifge;pub.
lie streets of 1; Ock Haven.'
—Alexander Monroe, an esteemed citizen
of
,I,ock Haven and an excellent practical
geOlogisi, died a few days since.
—The Addison Advertiser says that a man
and his family came, down the Canisteo !torn
441ibeftkliville lasc , weekinlithoat,gittleley
a voyage - down - the aver to 117iltimore.
—lt is reported that a new paper is soon to
be started at Williamsport to be called the
lreck/ir end tO 'bOAditiatY;lr t :"X
Capron, 'lite of the doitzetee and Bulletin,
—The clericjof the weather needs investi
cp4nzlijidlyi sek i nolsrlow storm last
'pushy, afcer `his fair promises. The
oldest inhabitant "never seed,the ofAill
'ere year, rieveri"
—The Ayer Was at , rufting_plteh,laml:Aum•
bering was active last Week at Look Haven.
Reimyicati:eistimat.l3e . the prOuelng
p'aektr. Of the reillleitc.t.bit plebe at'.80,000,000
feet for the season.
—They cut some large timber over in Mc-
Kean county. A white pino log was recent
ly iieht toThiladelphia , that was six feet in
diameter, sixteen feet long, contained 6,000
feet of lumber, and weighed 12,000 pounds.
—The new Methodist Episcopal Church at
ts — pc; . be —Y degleated toiplo4tlrT, 414
Mb; There will be preaching RV lt.a.
1y itirv; 4.ubup, 0. T., arid
at 7 rh., by Rer:‘Dt. Buck of this
—There will be another school entertain
ment at the Court House next Friday even
ing, the 19th instant at 7io'elock p. m., by
the'sclialars ail° Sixth Grade—Mr. Lan
gan's dopartznent. The exercises will con-'
sist of examinations in Arithmetic and Ge
ography, declamations, compositions, songs,
&e.
—A man namaabeergebrives has been
locked up in the fail at Smethport for being
too mph married. After a few days of Se
irfdd to dig out, it is supposed to
attend another wedding; but the Sheriff
blocked his little game, and so poor Graves
still has "none to caress."
I d a Tuas.das , afteinoou-ts•Sol , AipAuel's
driver was returriitig" from ` Antrim with a
pair of spirited colts, the enimals became
frightenedwhile alionttßo miles from this
village; and made quick-time' home. The
driver was thrown out apd slightly injured,
but as for the buggy the only sure way to
brinOlat r elkitome would be in a
tight bag: - The horses wore not burt eb all,
we believe.
-A few days since, says the Valley En
leipnereri' Charley; 'Brant, 'Of Lawrenceville,
was badly hurt in attempting to put a belt
on - •n — grindstone in the grist mill of Mr.
Waltz. He got entangled in the belt in such
a.manner-as,to-be whirled around at a fear
ful rate, and when released from4,s_perlinuii
position, was - laiansible.'. 7110
bruised, but no bonesbroken,:•akikla doipg
well.
, --ThowipA got, or.' a bender agairLlast , Sat,
urday afiei.noon, and did considerable inthe
line of demolishing shaky . property. It
toppled over the smoke-static at the Foundry
on Wain street, demolished, an 'old wooden
awning in front of W. T. Mathers's store on
Main street, and broko - down a few trees that
were, like the "Liberal Republicans," rotten
at the heart. The frame of a new house
which Mr. Ives was, building on the Delmar
road about a mile from this village was also
blown do - Cyr': 'The blow continued fitfully
Saturday night and nearlytall day 'Sunday.
—lf Elmira don't build those railroads to
Mansfield and Tioga and Lawrenceville, af
ter all the pressing invitations she has re
ceived, why, then—she should be ashamed of
herself. And she may soon regret her! Su
pineness, too; for the people just north'orus
seem bent on union with "Old Tioga" by
railroad ties—(no pun intended; we mean
railroad bonds)—and oven Buffalo seems in
clined to stretch out a long and strong arm
this way after our mineral wealth. Let El
mira not stand on the - order of her coming,
but come at once and build all the'roads she
Vi ; anti : ' ivir T qre iri fsvor of thein rill.
—Vast Th'utsdity evening g y 34 pleasant
affair took : plactrat t- Blossburg: • everal citi-
zens of that place presented Rev. B. Hartley
with a fine Bible and $122 in money "as a
token of their estimation of his services dur-
ng the prevalence of small-pox in that vi
logo.'' We notice from the account in the
Rcei3ter that several gentlemen whom we
had understood to he married appeared at
the presentation each with a "lady."
Where tho poor wives wore we don't know.
Perhaps they were all left at,
.hopie to look
after the childti3te,.while the jolly
"and ladies" went to see the' parson. We
protest against this unblushing, übiquitous
"lady." She is fast disappearing from the
hotel registers, and ji she will persist in go-
ing around with men belonging to hones
wive 3, we are in favor of snubbing her mos
decidedly. Surely, the clergy shouldn'
wink at such things.
&Hoot EXtIIBITION' . AT Jon's CORNERS.
The school at this place under the care of G.
Overpeck, after continuing for four
months with success, closed -Friday, March
29th, with a grand exhibition. The exercises
'consisted of declamations, dialogues, cha
rades, vocal and• instruhental music, togeth
er with a troupe of minstrels. The exhibi
tion Was• well conducted and resulted in com
plete success. 311 played their part without
singlo failure in any piece. The exercises
wereheld in a building of William Garrison's,
which was fitted up for the occasion, and
which was soon filled by a large audience,
and many more were unable to obtain ad
mission. The exercises were witnessed by
all with great interest. If every school should
close with exercises ofthis kind it would be
tii;tfe - w4ll eplttt,:,and'aid in increasing the in
terest in our common schools on the part o
both scholars and parents. Occestottat..
DE.ATII OF Mn. D. F. Postznor.-Daniel F.
Pomeroy one of the oldest, most highly re
.speeted and widely known citizens of Troy,
Pa., died quite suddenly in that village yes
terday rhorrrincr.: - 11.61ad not been well for'
a few days past, and had remained within
doors; but no apprehensions wore felt by
himslf or his friends. It is supposed that
he ruptured a blood vessel in a fit of coughing,
from the effects of which he died in about
fifteen minutes.
Mr. Pomeroy was_born at Geneva, N.Y.,
in February, 1816, ;and moved with his pa- ;
- rents to Troy ) .while a child. he en
gaged with his two younger brothers, nor
flee and 8. W. in mercantil e pursuits in 1833,
and carried on nn extensive business for
about twenty-five years, after which they
opened a banking house at Troy, and sub
sequently at Blossburg. •; ‘• t..
Daniel:F. Pomeroy, th e 'deceased, was tlio•,
oldest of this business firm ofbrothers, a firm
which continued without interruption or
change for thirty:five years, and never, as
we are informed, until a year since, when
one of the brotherS entered on his own ac
count intoran extensive separate business,
!cept any boolof of aceountas between them
selves: This is indeed' a remarkable fact,
and shows a degree of brotherly confidence
and trust -which very seldom exists. We do
not wonder at the prosperity which has at
tended them, for men wlio could thus safely
trust ono another might well be trusted by
thepeople. -
Mr. Pomeroy was one of the most public
spirited of men, a leader among the people;
=MEMO
Ho was an unobstrusive and certain friend to
.the peor, , donying - , Ad ?appeal fort asiistance,
and his efficient kindness to those in slekneas
and distress was proverbial. -He was fore
meat in over geed work, and was .sne of
those Aim ,and..f9ttt,mato men, occasionally
foimil:intlarge•Comailtfilties,
draw_ to °them the love alkdr-eettildelieet ‘ Of
all the'petople - : eatie nmy toll bed
Orded a publieloesby Abe'. vill age ot,TOO,
—lqt!ljrc Olf#Crol o lc 14i; r
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;Derr Agitator :—I am not worth fe
ilo,noo-la!DerinYAS.e mrriter,lof goisipe,4 act.
there is lits
,to.lwrite; •
small-pox hai.ganopt the.-.'spotttal:effser -has
d4parted'; the river ifrelear'ofice without an
is flotid; the whooping eonol, thOugh some
what noisy in mty• intzne4Pate,ftlfOlforbetid,
rdefitt amount to iriuch ; 'the I Boom Bill' has,
3 bien killed by. "the King of the Minneguas"
in; a fair Indian fight; .arid -the other Bill,
commonly called ty Bill r afaverittliet
of the kirfgaforesaid,ltas biniselt tip
ordinary for a-future . tilt, thoug
ter was very an,;ious, to put him into
11Old this session 'againit the whole Hemlock
trfbe of the upper tier.
And - so, there die"mg nothing also to write; 2
NMI write about the Pilgritn Fathers of Ply
ra'outh; who Came over in he May „VioviOis - •
--=the idea of the Pennsylania_34gialature
faiggesting by contrast the purity of Pa- -
grime. The itubjeet:iiiiiti'intereitiriany of
your readers, especially the .Howlands, the
Biewsters, the, Cooke, and the Culvers, , who
claim decent from thelday Plower's passen
gers. • ' •
The paseougers,who sailed in that vessel
from Plymouth in. England onthe4i . ath of
84Ptember, 1020, werejust tW,OliOd. fed and
tlo. Of these Williainllutkijifdfe.4,* sea,
and as he left no.d*i;ifiliklti,tAithere,Avere
otbiellifttificorair4ta,:;fo*ll44itely
the Butteis :Vega, county Vannoti etikka
decent frard the May Ylovier. In fits Pate
was born one child at 61C8,11h0T1t0 8,
'TA° was netnecl ,Ocennue in honor 'of the
place of his birth,' •
Of the emigrants there were twenty-four
fainilieS; both heads Oenine.:Oeivhluli Adied
within one year after landing,-.and onahead,
off five - more, Within- the serile . Altnei.', — ,Th4
wliele,nutriber Who - diedr the first yeariWee at,
least fifty-four •of the original Immtgranb3; ,
l4ving . enly forty-eight of those who landed,
frornthe May Flower.
John Carver,,i7oowasltke first 01 :e04116.*
and his wite"Niere ninOniihesivivho Alia - the
first year.. They left no children
John Howland , m7 t of9auleo3l l lr, isinkl(4 - k4‘
a icirie.iitit John Carver,
ter qf:john Tillifti - 3nd: had' ten ellildien;
JohriTtllio and "Wife dreaViellrit
wilgatif - Brewiteli and'wife, good ;
old sue.. They had two sons. who nlartied.
and raised each a family of children.— .
hayerneard , Jqdge Brewster inly.ne toni&
treed lineage backto this
Wißpi*, It r,o, czatei.wagi:Cin;!itla# — Onl'ikrc , neh-3
er
Hi eliafdlilo7sl6 -. Cafe hi therapy of El
der Biewtier, ii - liidirid' ticik; - 1 He iafterViaidi•
married and raised:a family of children.
Edward :-Winslow 'lost 'his: i‘iitctiiiii first,
winter'', tilin liaving gni Children." . ite late;
wards married the widom;of - Wilfirim White
and railed - a ritraber — Of childieniTt`l' ',7z,"-
William Bradford %%las •married and had-At
leastnne!son . at the thrio of the eici 3 OatrOi
His vrefidiadseori - after they . inrided, an'd-ig '
16p r hil married "Allie,'Southworth, who:
carte Mr from. ZO.Ouid-that year. By Jug
he; had four children, one of which Wei Ma
jor'. Viiilliank
_Bradfdid;4i:,"'who was ai:iknO.
I .
ti ellYetTty . "Governor of Plymputtiliji,
fa he; . Vas Governer -of Plymouth , Colon*"
sai,iAllerton . lost his . wife , in the' great:
si nesi of the 'first-year, 'Re had by her one;
so and two daughters: - He afterwatas mari - ,
ried a daughter of Elderßiewiter, and sire"
dying in 1034 he fiubsequeut)7 married a
thkrdQfci, and had by her a nufplifin of xprfX,
and datighters.,r• : • T
farauei puller was • the - iphisicEalf,
, vcomPelg.rfuld deacon 13e itho . yhuirelf:"'"lni
wife 4a, one cbild:qami*priffterwardfy
and he btu:lA.ly°' children by her boni at Ply?
mouth. One was a son. :,-•
apt...lifiles Standish lost his WlfaWithin
mOntkilifter landing at
terwards married again, and -in 1650,4 d
four !ions: living. • 2 .
Willisrri "Mullins's whole fatnily;died soon
afier excepting his'-i3anglit . er
Priscilla Mullins who Was m arried to Jag
_
"John Alden was hired for It coo •
•
South Efampton, Eng., -where they ship ' 4 4/iptz.
nailed, And
_being
„a bopefki f g th
younan, Was
much desired, but loft toltis oisn
or 'stay when he cants here; but he staid - and
married with Priscilla, Mr. Mullene'sdaugb
; ter, and had issue by her, to wit : eleven
-dren, and their oldest daughiermariledun4
has live." s
k • .-. A 1,
The facts nro AS above stated. For the po
etry of the atfair, see Longfellow's Courtship
of Miles Standish.
William White died - Bonn "after landing,
leaving a, .widow and two s sons 7 -Itosply,edi:
who in Itlailiad`ftVe'children, arid Peregrhie,z l
who had two..
-Stephen Hopiiins- had two sons and three
daughters. Oceanus wad born..at
sea and died at son. otter son; -
married, and in 1650 had four children. Two,
of 14S - daughters married
Conatanta, had twelve children.
Edward Dotoy, came over.: as - 4servant tlr
Mr.:X-149ns. lle married, - andj 'left Volit,nd
- Eichkid Warren had two suns and 'NT.
tutgitters,• , all, of witota married ana l had
many o])ildren. - -- • • ---
John Billlpg,ton had two sous one (HO,
the bilt6i• marlied Hnd had'oighechildrett.• -:-
Ilenry.t3autson eame over Angle, but af
terwards married•and , had setieneftlidren.
Francis Cook had a number of daughters,
who married and had children; and-one son,
JoituTook, who married and-had fourchil
Gideon'and•lforace - Cook ;of iiiitrc - einiity
to lie deeendants of a bOok who- Cam
over in the May - Flower.
'fiiiiiiiM::•3-Ars
Itogora 144 a II 4,n4top qtAhildren,l
one nt least •of tvflota . was - f(tiori and left(
chfragierc. :1:
41404.2-1,c4!11,00; bad. - tWo. : c !meagre,
mar Led axid-had tv nu raberof c1,1:114.0*:'
lt4 F.*: - Yirb0 1 14 ft rO3p
`:T
John Turner hid two sons:ttraf ,one
ter. Th tw o sons died childless ; the dtiug'h
ter was - m,arried to ailervii - Jr - Bitrein — . --
FranebaZnionvtail ftiur_ ebildittil" , •YrfO
them, leas
. 130A - ,-WhO left a au:tuber : , of - chitl:7
dretr. -• ••_ .• •.! • •
Digerie Priest came oiet,single;;attei•Wirdli
married and . had. quite it of - .children',"
Peter-BroWn-wha . wairthe-aucestoratfohtr
Brown, "whosesinail maichiik car,r . .. par r
ried twice. By each wife he had two chil
dren, one 6f whith
whomarricd4e.ttlpdat_Duabury, , orrtilenerth
side of Plymotith harhoti-and-ralieeit-lani
ily of children. = • :
Of tboyn l vbe..sarYiyedtbeillat,ytar, , nfarkir
thirty Were alive in' 165 O; 'twelve in - 1879;
threelwliMiOptwo fbrie,-" Mari,
Cushman, daughterefisafte
We hart - two persons in...this city,
mairriutelrom the - State oHdaine, - wad — htr.l
daughtei;`,Ltie Wife or aldritiiikiiili - 41-4,17.4:.
1.
clan here, who claim descent fromthisMa, •
Cushman. Roberk.qushmiln sva! Mintately
connected witifthe pilgriirigge i a4, Sa---.7-19.tk
convt - A0 Shift, 'remalitinglailuntt
as nottrity for the: nompan.V . J(4,"
,A.o.irev'er; ,
caree - OVeijiktha Voittine tli iieityeiti (lOW
bringing with him his son, ThornaiCuiliinan i L
who a ft erwards-marr i ed Diary -Allertnn:•
The husbandonirs.Fa i nny'4llqTkoN Who,
forty years ugo; was Ming timse
on the lOiler side of the-iiVll,••'neitTlifOictlii
creek on th6 - WellibOro s'ide'orldrs:likyden'is
house,`was a ',descendant ittchitaFt, , , Aileyfton.,
and las see6ll4l wife, who 'Was a daugl;ter of
Eldei•Biewiter.• She Was LhA ant other_
of Joel_Culver; . of .01tarlosstam:;..The: , A*,:t
tons4a
connediiin icy 'itirtue'ef the aforesaid - Mei;
riuge.•= 7 US'VeisA;a l at's memorial, atui,..grad
force-8 hiotoryiof Plymouth Plantatioli,'
Yours, &c„ J. E.
wm===r
SE
R. n. 1 Ifitetif '4l.ertietrine.
,
`ursuant to publ i c notice,e large . and*i.-
siastie meeting assembled' on the even s PE
tl.pril 2d, 1872 to - take Into consideratlou ,
I proposed railroad froM Elmira to Lim»
iceville, Pa. Organized by electing R •IP.:
..
Mich Ohairinao, and A. P . - Ryon $-
.... , :,....:a r,...:,.;•_":00.v,
' or listening to ii,_ number of very in r• ,
ing said spirited -
addressee, - in WhiCh, 114
y great importance _of the under lug
earnestly and eloqrskpAix t4iseuls t he
cowing preamble ' ifed w ittallutioti i ere
et ,
aninionsly adopt i ' -.--, ' '• - • ' ' ""*: ' I
lilattiLklV6 th vitiiens oftheißoror
wrenceville and township ofLaWrei
it ro nAt t e;iiiVeo
6 114 . - i ',ilte i h i l, „
that - the eftica'oT - f r. rit - ., - "t7,
, out to build a railroad from Eludra4o
) county, Pa., for the purpose of prof*
trade &e ., from said county, .ari,l
xious ~ thakviiA, ; ~ shoal , , btA,. 1
E Ira dfireet Old ! 1.4 -. , siiiatbo' .• . Ifitl.
,1 epot within the borough lino -, and) . k
a y reasonable exertion in that direction ,
p
raise our unqualified and earnest suppeit
Resolved, Ist. That Levireneevillisi yrogtV•
4 unt.y,,Pennsyly_apia, - tieing Ifillt)ltte4.- 41r,
e hotNeill'ildge ofTloga count • litiraitti '
a - • , the junction Of the Tioga , nd-CoWan
vi
e:que 11. : - And Valleys,. and . POL. at the
jvnction of t. . t .seAtiokuut s .- APS' Il
i
Mad with the Well ';,-," ~ '. , • ~ : llee , ills
railroad, and also Ith te - - . : ...„,:-..,, ley railroad ,' railroad, and t e routeti` ' " li7 *
this . boyough .being the• shortest (it ,• -
ins only eighteen Miles) and, most favo b)
one, and this borough bei9g the only ai
centre; in the county it is by fiir 6" bei
town millie..county ps,th eAv :..terrain
_i
tionivf tharoadrypultherelkrmaki t t it ig ki
niectiolilVitWthre&rptirinidi qtliti, - -48
ii the'ciiiititifthitt - iiin'timiikh the; 4[04
fertile and productive fields of Tiogacolahli.
ißesolred, 2d. That we will furnish[the
r ght of way from the-State -line into Said
b' rough, and from oneto three scree of hind,
° what 18 n ralYft.f9 r o - 9,A c tiA r i t al *+ • •
b rough afci esa . -
li t
Resolved, Bd. That we -are *W . do
*siting t
. ._, . -
e erything in - our power to -
I ilt, tuld that the wholes
munitylt.elt4their!ei
-eardest-support, and N
citizeria—of.rElzairac.,-1-$
fprivard and wo.asint
th
of
th
re
iem our entAruiatiu.,
I The follo?Ffigiks4
ointed a committee '
to of Elmira: A. F.
(mender ()ropey.
A resolution was adopted requesting the
crotary to furnish copies of.. tbe .proeieed
i. gs to the following papers for: publication;
he Ehnira Advisrtisin,. tin*. Oaiett(,•
ellsboro Acirra'rou,Vilieravflpk,,, ,
rid Valley'Xittelityrise
I It was moved and carried to adjourn to meet
qesday evening, Apiii 1872, at 7i
E. F. Ba.stfcrt, Chairman.
A. F. Throw, Secretary.
... . . .
rATAL ACCIDENT.-1-A. singularacco*t • •
. oli resulted in the death - of'* '•' •
• arred a week ago last Tuesday °venni:, on
_.ll road leading from Union- townsbi • to
ikil Brook, Fa. Many farmers livipg i the
• • eighborhood of Pall Brook and other in
-1 k towns, are in the practice of taktn: in
; :upplies of meat and other provisiorul t ; nd
:tilling to the Miners. Some of them St • i iV*
1 • living trade at this, and thu fanners o i Un
on are well situated for this purpose. This
oad, however, in descending the hill ' mil
'.., all Brook is very narrow, there being only
oom enough fl i p pageti i , An Tkeisita
rnikht • severa• 41feendiiiititlad,
44-row dugway w en they sent a mess_
in°lies that the road, was clear. After disdend
ng about half-way he heard a noise' 14 the
ashes below, and on going down the steep
illside found, a horse tangled in the harness
d much injured. A. further search s
ealed a wagon and under it the body foe a,
an. It Koved to be that of Robert Shed
len, of Union, a man about fifty-five ye rs of
ige and of good habits. It is supposed that•
ho wagon slipped on some ice in the road
find the nrkan waapitchedArom•his seat own
his almooAtingikftUblil4ll3ifißiAtrllt ow
lad against a tree attd"breakitle'hie eek.
quantity of hair was found on the boy of
i .
tree near. Deceased leaves a wife an four
children.—Elmira Gazette. -. .
+i en,
DEATHS.
UldßEY.—On Burnley BM, noes Mainsburg
Itrity, Ps., April 2d, 1872, Martha M., youngest
! •••• ow
12=
IVAN ZlLll.—lit the County House, Ids=la18", /872,
I , ."rid Van Zile of pacetla ."'t• I,. --ti
e . MPBELL— Mira . i lialittlimp ' de ite it ai '
„.„• .ph ampbe ll , died lesbe res
'l , • elson, aged 68, of oenbro *ideal meninyftis.
Probably none of the victims of this td:eLtde tu A O 4 6.
tips vicinity has left so large a circle of monruitfgt
{hi ads as,the deceased . The mother of twolvatsopil
, n, eleven of whom are new Nellie, and _all bilk one
wing La the vioinity/efAci*a'axidamoliale. abfaSpe
beted among her tiebft4llftlidlfitligesfl.tibe.itisaink of
the former place. he was born in England,o to
New, Jersey.when one year of age, and at 18 w mar,
NO to Joseph Campbell, who Illy years ago ettled
ter im
with his young bride -on the Costenesqlni:ri *bait ,
ono mile west of Nelson, as one of the earb est pipneers
oft section. The howl of wolves- and the mamma
of uthers were sounds familiar to them furl many
nail after their Arat settlement In this county., They
netet moved from the farm where they trot sett!: ..
Mr}. Campbell joined the Presbyterian church 'at Nel
sen over forty years ago, when it was first or.4alleed
at that place, tste t l e a=„4o,, qv thlyn = 3 1. ,
oriid and reeptt cr altactio 8
hot husband but eight years, she • Was etruckl down
when in apparent health and vigor. Surrounded by
her whole family, etm masa to .: the urlizoWill — auft,
wart folltrotitilltibell . by,all'orlpiyiddviis taurViT- 7
in chlldrin.
18 ,ILJul3ll7wHile. — in
e p or e ge lmar litid Ti re ° th g , a ir th un e t i y o . i t Ap .n r i ii iit o b ,
" :410;aaallie l I ktilaiatit t gastita
i i
tb i church near her late residence last Thursday al.'
ternoon by a very hygo 'gathering :of syrnpatbizing
fridnds. Rhtarail limg.thar..: distihtmillti-1141..daptist
Chtirch, itid:Paise4 . ltWaY with the .scar , Olsettritce of
that rest ivliohlialltdmfied to the &MAIL t Mk. ser.
MOD was preached by Rev. N. L. Reynolds of ttils vil
lage. Many of the reader. of the aorvaop„ wil t tePtd
nlse this as a Ices. to our oldest sod moat esteemed
compositor, and will joinl3.o bathe expresEdottfoltAl3,
cerp sympathy for the-bereaved hushaud and o • tldreu.
WELLSRORO MARKET
CORRECTED WEER= bY
.., ,
-d. . F. 11., 1c111P141. 2 141.1.1 - rort .
c 4.1.1 M. 7: r -a.. 1.11 I g x g .. i
• ward.saerio,laitu. 72.
-• : DEALERSPAY :1 , 022 I S./
Flciar, per bbl. SO 04 ti•i
Buckwheat Saw., per cwt
Wheat. whits, per bubo/ 1 - lift
Wheat, rad, , • .‘ 140
Wh o m . g erit t e ' ;7, .. .
..
r-t7e:-M ......!;,:'..ytoti. d,
,DuCkNibeAti •.'^i .) '44
COO, abetted, c'
.oftfa, ..
'Harley; • ••
E r Ya. - .'
Cloer seed, ",
seed,
'treed* , _, ..
Scums, • ' ,L' co
Coin nteak - p,r old: ~.......... • .. t . .ttY,ll--diti4*.
Peed, per owt.. n„',-_:X
Potatoes, per btish .1-4,..74, ay. ,
APVlelidgreenurer buetrrki`a:4:...l-%-r; Altrul.r:
Patens, par bush 1 60
TnnUprodgertriiiti. 4.4. i a LIS:
Poik, per lb 'Oa
Hanle. per& .0..V./47-7:::Z 12X
Ellauuldars, per HT • 10 - t•
Butter, per lb . .80
-,Lisa llow, rd. per 11 l 2)
Tr lb '
'Tioney, p i er lb ' 2u _
Oozen
ni: 0- 1 4:4217
Xgge, atv per ~
'DriW apples, per lb 12ii
piled peackes, per lb ' •••••
:Dried cherries, per lb --
Dried blackberries, per lb' 8
!Dried raspberries. ~ 26
inied raspbesrieg, red t per lb .20
.Cranberries perß, 0 1 ,2, 46 r
say, per ton
7 :CV
W. • • 18 Inches, per cord
3 feet, per cord....
Coal, hard, per ton
Cord, son
nd plaster. Per ton •
I Auguri TlCTir. , "
yellow,A” coff
per lb..ee, per lb
I ;Inger, brown, per lb
! Crum. Per lb,
-Venn, black, per lb,
erosene, per gal
Maple sugar,
*,•%, • • •;. , • 44 :,....,r-v-I,rip.
• • , :^...;41-v• •
1 , Annountglgokentt.
1 gr. ELIAS HOUTON. - sr., offers himself
Mite for reelection to the alike of County
tenilent of the Schools of Tiogs County.
April 8, 1872-tf. •
•
~ 4:4%1 1 , 1 11 4 : l TREfi.4,lO4‘
W"...A1) 7 4r•-•`•, 2
rein" Sir . i••• 4 hilir , 60 4
Ite P talWatit .
school directors of this township, and they
deedro yon to become a sinaldato for Count
„lin' dent.
We have conll4lanotip y.. • • op% yo
*mid to our all ~B • •
I 44E4. ti .Kaul
' I Co . • , Tioga
in compliance tb.* above, I, TUC% x.:l
.1 Charleston, Pa., berebyismouttoe myself
ga the office of Conn : • ~.rintesa
Schools of. . C.9 1 41431;,-, •IA • •
aryl allt
ksidministrittor.„
-eG oribere on
Leone dtbttd ta2t,WW, &MVP Pea
eatme
't— , Aug,
eens ad,•having been granted to the Alt , UtittehettAblk
Atarsona having claims against. [laid estate. and
.iiplabted to it will settle with
' - Jorm *AN ORDER, Dicer;
I,r33loaaburg, April 17,187`2-6w
L - Private Safe.
ONE altg4Wqarli old, merino buck Sbecp.
lean' 4 'tai 'Mr-Cook Stove, 1 two bonze 'um.
Ler Wagon. Inquiro of • - B. 310'41101:,
Arlin 17,1872-1. . . 'Farmer '.lloteL
Iffil
ate
tory
.. _ . .
.. , .
.-.,...-
:tiol4ll4.lbri 4 . 4113" of Thread izel - Throildlug the Bob.
bin . ..wow:which am bo attached under the Sowing
lifaelifile: There "wOo'hut fair brou e pt to Wellsboro_
roh . pee,,eFhAe,,vjautrobeght Who, tely by. t . ~,...,
Iv i IQ 1 . 1 •ot". %.0 , 4 I-,- c„ ;sr , ~ .J 1,1 , ....., ... J•
N.l
, . 'A27/51/32W - 1.61,E1r, Jeireler. •
'- • '
'21. 1 1, f E lasesvor
~4Ahl ComPr W . .
de TXI I. t' -
;a
C1t314 , Engineer -. .
Thoko srlehltig. the ;Mae patent:4lll-1134-tiforri at
Ahrliii* T'hloy'rri The wenty will . be thoroughly oau
eArlikbl/161-:'-' '..-': .:43euersi'Agilk, thoe .l ?eb?g, Pa.
- , April io,len—oe.?
I t k
AT
tit) 00
&00 •
MI
su •
O,;•P'
Aso.
W-V
L 9 00
Ae2ll
76
e4.tro
EDS
Earl
IT
12x,
80
"." 20
15 00
2 00
800
• c. , 7 25 o
5 00
Ceing ,
12g
12X
11(g,12
50
Z 1 25
If!
E!il
11 '1
so
a cantii-
Buyarin•
11:48%.,1:
tfir
!earnestly
1 Suportit.
k 7 4 $`
WAIALS.
cat3A
ilt e~ the
we. 2 /
. been
rah A.
-,tip.4)ol;il Notices.
A'VOIL) QUACKS.'
A cd'euly irolltistfrja 1:42, _causing nervous Qe
MHz's,,,,Xce*lttm4 o o,nic4%. ;LaYlue trYbd vest ovary
advertised, re, ptiody, taw tteivvekeid ielmple imam at
t ioNt-turtii, whdoblii win satin ittNr-to his follow•suift
*tau &Ha NllNNlSM.Nameaskft., ,New
J 241, Y. 18M
....
A ,
AvipknumiTlit,PULPlT.' . .
I.;; 1.. i., ci..*6„ .
. tswatme, v , rfc 7 tret ebt?totk.
I R.
, •
..
..
.• - , iro , - iiiites :1 4, 'Mid tiotr;or4 formai;
yeaririunkt . . Disyilicsisnd Croile,„ b , ,,svoining so
tro.loN rots* l,tvis %t guts' tateb4. to attend to'
P3l, :'. '
... • :,., _
~
~ I b*been treated by sersstsl .
,^
' A t ' I , I WE ft i s %l A ti l a ci ril t " i t
=
Y;" - • fit,, *lvry /fosse ,utts,clc„ and
t i l rittiek vl 9l44_,at i aw . orP7 ;dead* p*uxed R bcnit
o/: 's KV/ 'berm _s. . The elect t4ii
.yro•
cc red
y of= ulti m ate cure , on my
• - */, It ii risTWZ LiAißiiiken six.
ial
V' :I MOM* Wail- :i 1 - ..- , • -,
o astra — doz. Dtairroßs or
nitGAiter?- I ,!nikuratuinc,,pf the forty- third section
Otthi itthf gay Pth, 1854, yet are 'hereby - nothled to
rhea lii Centoatlert,:at the Court Volum hi Wellelwro,
on thy, - flolt,rumArty in ltay. ,D. 1872. being the Ip2
to ) vilinettiae-Vallep Rail Rawl.
• The • atoetholdire cf. the Coprattesque, Talley Bea
goad :will please take notice that $n assessment of
'Witter cent. has beets mate on 'sack shinst'of the stock
of Ls:amino Pitelke,y Usk to be One on the
;000 inill4 , 4l,llfatme.kiliftWiblbliA the Mee
of th e carer. Join. Psautoturi. President.
0. L. Poznan Soo, h. Tress.
IEXEL - ralvvr mar" I
-
At tbkriOSTAND on Main 13trest;eainer LI Grafton,
.ociV.l !soAo
NA- 11 - 9 ‘ SPIXES, CROWBARS, CROSS-CUT, MILL,
BAND AND BUCK SAWS, Burrs, STRAP
- OAILPRNTRR'S TOOLS, ,
PUMPS..AXRB, AUORRS,
',,15,377friia1*1744g.5c
ATOM. SHOVELS, SPADES, roux.% BEIcCH
. rm . SCREWS, BABEDOOR HINGES.
•
SEED CUTTERS.
1•111
and al}' otter arttogis uxual/y.fbund In tanagete Its
soll44lt.o 4 143
.vvirflN •I .
b'tdaell`slid' ~ niamine'ioi~Hs m
==l
0.4,-;1= t
. „
&mut r s?, t ardor pratoptly aa4 yrel),
' • ;Sash; bciors and Blinds
:4(:"ti di-FotrforrtrWo.
'pril 17.. )872.
BE' Nothing but the
Wrti:IrTZIE.
rrlIE trait Pitent la use to pad out for saving money'
:1,1490 1 EM„Eikna, t ..91.1 3 1, , ,
Spopt Tbreaa Rack and
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.
11
4.. x PAYERS T BE NOTI n k
a ..
t
d i a ti WO ) lordts
- . hlco intsd di ea.
a i
acctilOthAlays of April, 1872, for the rpoee of hear
au?' tippsels Bait may ho made from the notion of
the Atlantan' Assessors relating to the Annual Assess
ments. All apkuas must tie 'made and submitted in
writigg, - • JOHN H. BOWEN,
Assessor 18th District.
, .
WellsborbAtik: iquit A,`n i. LIZ
_.,,, ~ , r•• , : - • , ....:, 1
• 1,-..„. - - litt - 11 • .iiatli .
~ „' -r; .
••livitiNth.43,4; - ; luitfilall --6 tinics the preaLt
I. Ctimisoli attbe Zalls:vir- •.: ..• Q. IIaMILTON, ) -
1114:412(p.f . N31:11A1872-4, _ ia.ear, Jac ... ksopptd ....,, ~
.-..' ' ''
.; • BiAt.. - 0 - r.. 1- K. 3 .6,-,-1,-,-1
:07.
4-AA,I II Out nottr, 4/K4PP :91threi
.. tv 4 1 .).), ful V;3,,, R V: ~4-aq•
•041 a..M...a7::
A R ri l , 3 . F 4.- E
1 • 3 0 • ' • .;-•••• ' , Litr.oA*7 4
•
4tioughteloirrlsr-- eurr-
if"
• - ' -- STONY YORK, PA..
*". „
es
! a. -... S -
7.. • uggies, Sulkies,
PLATT pB7~ " SPIIIN G. niuox tam /
CUTTERS.
0A.4w218 AND 808 SLEDS.
W-
areireparenn to do sulyAbbat to oar line as short
tics a nthw_kelgt_ man Satlataetion
te P - Tr . Mt ODA & CO.
stOZ.:11;Looro.
Stony ork, Jan. 1, 18
~ -
Y9one.
*dr; e 7 , 4 , 21, -4.1.1.41 h
40 1 . 1 %,;(10
_
-LuLi 4 ILY • Wirirlow Fixtures,
.. .. •
• .•
1 . 0. .
/tgZi l mgoulasias - .. t„ ~..
u.i.fi, fiedf,ll" a •Autitorte,
..., - r.q ,7 - • . r.i ', „ r Fizture Cord,
'" - •
ItOiteelliaillts, - Law Blank&
. .
I,‘ , . - 3)114.a.249111%.13 *am 4 . ... . v.l.
' tiii".itrit i 1,.. ., ~ amitl.ittittt i e
Writing Mail,
Artists Ooods,
3,inietiOnhe„
0 " ;', frlitl 4 ll.M lli %S oo k s,
article in out line of trade.
- ,
~igw l
York Mill* at One Dollar a mouth. 1,
vighair4s,os cenui a month.
.-Sritsierlptions for a'Ace. is or mouth. or year
forDot.kesnotinitockpromptlya to.
,- —do Express package received from Newl rk ev-
Pry 4ay , '
4entB .0-1214140elipr %Line" nod the Onion
Line of U. 9. nail Oeean Steamers. Passage tickets to
ml - troin any point in Dangle at the lowest rates.
Drafts field on any Dank in EnropPlitt du`
"rent rates of ,vl so ban ge ,
.Tas 24, 1872-Iy,
OEM
, Clove,r sod Ilinatby Seed far sale at
_ . II.ARDEITS.
FE
4,44 •:!
ort ive...!
- tate of soy
';ifektimea.
lA! !spos CHM _tor e m aL ail Inesi t r o ork to
.7tioni
1 'Agit IA. Br. lire r A d Tlll7llf Ail.
a.ll pononi
vittfrAOuto against
'61)0101,
As
il
i .- ..
I ,
T am, now recalatai 411ract,larcau kokattrok a tan
and Vreß lalostat Moak at - '
uiiiNA D. GLASS* WARE,
able Stlery attlated Ware;
At Goods Clothmg &c
e atgreour retlAosa satx2 to mak) zoom 01
SW •ad coPlideto stock of
WILLI4M ItOBKEtTO
Beau IreITSO
Musical Instruments,
N.. B. YOUNG & CO.
! ~'s
-
cash palst notiir iuta '
114.atairrp.
1,) ) ; ~ ,
111
EH
IMEI
EDE
4.-
MEM
VllTsisztect.
oar C. 45,116
=
CROCKERY,
11 ,71114 ;.1. 6 :, geea '--,," 1"4 ' 4541 : • -
Also
Fable Lintot 4 difetpkiris, Tow
i• elint; #O.,
lEMIIMI
*7 stock oi
"Oititi) :arid House Vuniishing Ooods,
liEl
. :
ccm.
, 7.... 1 . . . .
.
.shbrls.Tpsoptere hereafter to keep a full auti . i
•_ , -Otte assortineet•
. ,
9.1 1 / 1 7 .
• t
ANDE R SON;
e
011011 t, •
. _
Dealer la
, ,
,
4
H,/k:RDWARE
!AI
of en kind/.
COPPER WARE,
/
Parlor } . Cook and Office
oyes
for wood or cork
M
- •
- "••'•
Table' and Pocket Cutlery,
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS,
FARMING TOOLS
I=l
or IQ kiwi*,
I)
GUNEI'iLfIaTIVITIOS,
'Petronum
. ,
Ohs best light In the westA i and oveii af tick) outairtegt
' - . • ......
SE
' 'Hardware Trade.
- 1 1 1;
=RI
Borl Mock, 'loath side of Main gtrpst post 4pas to
Matherii. , . • •
„ ,
441 S. 1872.
lIMI
;
OM
MI
Wei Moro.
08. EIMLNIf
-4 1 "
F`luifts
=3
J. B. ANDXREAN, Act
.c.
All , , i creation far and It ne t tr i ;
Of ' , era's Store you soon all hear,
Let aling Drams and Cann us' roar
Prod the news from shore to shore:
Math ra's stOck II now cornplete ;
v i m
He b good goods and sells them cheap.
He trusts no'one, but sells for cash,
And-sell so Cheap some think him nab.
- Bomb, said he would break in a short time,
But' he does then this don't rhyme;
For; e sells heaps and sells them right,
And as Ids cash for all at night.
01 ote and Shoes so - very cheap.
111 e a moments time to speak;
' Deli hted too you can't but be t 1,
t i
WI prices and the quality.
- ,
kie does his business oti the square; i
Tbat is, he does it right and fair.
Hea ye at once just what he'll do,
And what he says is right and true, I
c I ot stop to enumerate—
Iha e bargains both good and great. ..
• My tock is plentiful, cheap and one,
Es Sally in the Dry Goods line.
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Waal% D OO 4 l & Shoe. &pa
willy, Dry Goods & Grocery Store to the cheapest place in %Yoga county to buy
"Chs'efrP -glut trial r
3111 from N w ew n lrork a, ;iith a large stock of Spring owes. which he win, on wenn t
Obis trade. se at less profit them before, and which be bag bought much cheaper than ever.
, Welki re, AVM de. 187 0, C. az.sillEilb.
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sad leached
firciVatCr
other _
sg:me. of la.*reneeville. 'gown. con — at l
above pianos. or my op in Viellaboro, and onion - too
if* Wore _
clamber&
ism - • • • 43.' J. wILICEILES. I
BALDWf'
'S SHANTY•
Li yon watt
$ Wee maartmeat os
FALL AND
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If lon want Dridis GoOd
11 poia.waatßrk 44005,
Updu. wav4 . l as
U yola want LACIIes &
It yen want 67 and
'lt inn want rum, 1-
st yam want trot Goods,
it you 1434 Hats awl
V yon want Boota and
Uyo %WA a set of DU
It Wont 9994 Temis
Ligon want a ready nude
MI
It yamw t aVdt at Cloth
It youlifut Ova Oasts,
It lon want ilupdo Robes.
If you want fritoes that cant
That's whats
We it* lath= $0 aau these
eliantr.
SOT. 1 8 LPL
athers' Cheap Cash Store.
Foundry Machine Shop.
STABLISEIED 1840.
NTEIi 61OODS,
IMI
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PAL
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call at BALDWLNI3 Mast,
eallftwativeiMrtirM
IThawL
call at BALDWEtt'S iftuaty
fix Bn9LY'B liaLekuty.
Ibi ZITALDWINIS Shantt
aM at LDWIN'S Elaumfir.
cat at itaLDIM'S Maki*
call at BALDWEN'S Shanty
call at BALDWLTS Mindy
1 4,
1 1
eAA At BALDWIN'S Sliantr
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Or Ll at, doarmat2iito
oa 13 &way
ult at alothv.
call at, Bar:ONVIN'S &anti
leave youx a 1
asBALDWIN'S Moult,
[ tat' BALDWIN'S Shanty
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BALDWIN'S Shanty
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I ILUDWIN'EI Shinty
the Natter.
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oolla before we leave the
i . L. EtaLDWER it 00. '
Avir,4 EiZS
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~, ,v. VEGETABLE SICILIAN
-NdiNSI ~,- Vla
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v i 4 g:, , %.,f....::-. RE EWER.
Every year increases the pOpnlarity
of this valuable Hair Prei aration ;
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 GRAY 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 dfut.drull,
and, by its tonic properties, prevents
the hair from tilling out, as it stimu
lates and nourishes the hair-glands.
By its use, the hair grows thicker and
stronger. ,In baldness, it restores the
capillary glands-to their normal vigor,
and will create a now growth, except
in extreme old age., It is the most
,eeonomioal HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications, and
gives the hair a splendid glossy ap
pearance. A. A. Hayes, .M.D.,„ State
Assayer of Massachusetts, says, "The
constituents tare pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality ;1 and I
consider it the BEST PRERABATION
I
for its intended purposes."
Sal kry all Druggists, and Dealers in illedictau. l
- Price One Dollar.
Buckingham's Dye
[FOR THE WHISKERS.
AS our Renewer in many cases' re.
quires too long a time, and too much
care, to restore gray or faded Whisk , _
ere, we have prepared this dye, in ono
preparation; which will_quickly and
effectually accomplish this result. It
is easily applied, and produces 4 color
which will neither rub nor waah ofE
Sold by all Druggists. Price Ffty
Cents.
Manufaotured by R. P. HALL & 130
NABIII 7 / 4
1, 1872.
WONDERSHWILL NEVER CEASE;
HAVE you tried the latest and greatest medical Ws
vorery of the age?
DR. M. L. BACON'S MAGIC PALM RDMEDY.
It cures Colds, diphtheria, crtunpa and paid, in the
stomach, indigestion, diarrhea, dysentery, summer
aornplainte, cholera a/urban, cholera by magic,,
le an external application for frost bites, chilblains,
tpralus. bruises: felons, rheumatism. sick headache,
toothache, neuralgia, pains in the aide, hack and loins,
in a practice of six years, it has been found to be sea
and to no preparation ever offered . to the public.
Teo proprietor of this medicine feels warranted In
guaranteeing itto be the best remedy for the above
diseases in the market. -
Manuntcturod and put up only by Dr. M. L, Bacon,
Bleizaburg, Pa.
wbeioilje, egen,t,s—Hallett, Bearer & Burbank 149
Chamber street, New York ; IV. D. Terbell & Co., Cor
i
Wing, Nl
Y. Jan. 1, len.
Examination of Teachers;
SPEOIAL Examination for thoso who desire to teach
during the coming summer, and have not oertitt
catee, will be held at
Lawrenceville, Tuesda i y, April 18, 18T2
Rottevillo, Thursday, " 18, "
Mansfield, Saturday, " , 20, " .
Liberty, Monday, " 22, "
Wellsboro. Wednesday," 124. "
Knoxville, Friday, "IA "
Examinations will commence at 9)4 A. at. Applicants
will bring pen. ink and papor. School Directors aro
earnestly invited to attend. E:RORTON,
April 3, 1872. 00. Sup't.
TIOGA DRUG STORE
The subscriber Relate OtalellkidlY cl u e ui ftk
Pure Drugs and Modlohioa. OD ,
, Painta and Oils. Imam • 814dc!..8elr,
koo Notions &c.
PRESCRIPTIO:NfI OniEFII
rate, Jan.l : 1872.
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