LOCAL NOTICES.
New Goods nt Horton Btu's.
L ook ta Youfig tt Co's. Albums
Clirktnitvi prients nt, Young &lows
3pakling's Glue tneOs furniture, toyt,.Bce
u y yuur wii tsr clothing of Wilson
Elegont Stationery at Young & Co's
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~.tha w ls in great variety at Horton Bro's
job•lut of boot 3, cheap for cash, at Wil
abias and Felt Skirts, at Horton Bro'•s
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New books, just received at Young & Co's
Icstoitier tratitie3b Kid Glove6at Hortoi
Ewthct ,
.111 v periodical furnished by Young &
ire' meutown Wool and Zeph,yrs at Horton
brotliere,
-
k;h h cds (bought since the great _break iu
.11 New York) at 'Wiliam Wils.on's.
Beal/ laska, at Morton
Naotlivr , l.
ilson's for one shilling per
'3Leetin lo t l at
\ fad
Endl,s(variety of Dresa Go
Brothere..
Doo't pass along Main street without giv
,ng Wih.on a cup. Ho wants to show you
I o ilew goOd9
an 4 Blankets, cheap, at Horto
tii..thc•r'.
F.la B,ll.lg—A yoke of matched red Cattle
years old, suitable for farm work. In
.pore of L. Gardner.--N0v.19.
William Wilson has,\ just returned from
New York with a large assortment of Dress
„„
Cdssimeres, Ready-made Clothing &e.
New Stye of Hats and Caps nt Horton
1.11(4110113.
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The lathes of tho 13optist church will give
un Oyster Supper on thursday evening,
Dee. 5, at the rooms of M. M. Sears. Sup
per served from L to 16.
Men's Cloth Boots and Rubbers at 11"t°n
Brother t.
- 7 -0
The best calicos aro, now • selling at Wil
lis, from 10 to 12 cetits per yard.
The new Methodist Church at Tioga, will
1.0 dedicated December 11, 1872, at 10 o'-
( toes: a. m. RAM Bishop Peck will officiate
0u the occasion. 4 4 cordial invitation is ex
tended to all.-2w.'
IVanted--.lome one' to assist in doing the
g eneral house-work of a small family. Ap
ply at this office.
No one need to fear the epizootic if they
provide themselves with one of those nice
VtliTM overcoats at Wilson's.
Teeth like orient pearls set in cushions of
rose,--
A breath like the perfume the toilet bestows ;
These are charms to win hearts when all oth.
er charms fade,
But they can't be preserved without Sozo-
DON'T'S aid.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY. - 1000 barrel
hoop poles, from seven to eight feet in
length, ot' white oak or hickory, for which
the highest market price will be paid.
J. Milliken's Cooperage, corner Water
and Crafton streets.—Nov. 23-2 w.
• —o—
Moses Yale, late of Le spy, N. Y
a new corner in our village. He has gone
into luusihess in Warriner's Jewelry Store
on Main street, where he proposes to keep
fur sale at low rates the best tobacco, cigars,
and everything pertaining to that line of
trailo We know his cigars are excellent.—
If you want anything of the kind, give him
a call
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The renovated Presbyterian, Church of
Wellsboro will be dedicated this week on
Thursday, Dec. 6, lt - 372. Services to com
mence at o'clock, a. in Sermon by ißev.
'Wolcott Calkins, of Buffalo. Clergymen
and congregations of other neighboring
churches and citizens generally,are cordially
m-rited to attend. No collection.
By order of the session.
J. P. CALKINS., Pastor
The children of the Soldiers' Orphan
;, , (noi.l at - Mansfield, will give an entertain
ment on Fridayt- evening, Dec. 6. 1872, at
Bowen & Cone's Hall, consisting of Recita
tions, Dialogues, Vocal and ,Instrumental
Mune, Ake. A full Brass Band, comprising
the boys of the school, will be attendance.
The object of the entertainment is for the
purchasing of a library for!the orphan
‘l,ll(lren. Admission 26 cents. \I
Horton Brothers have recently filled up
their store with- one of the largest and best
elected stock of goods ever brought into
Qui county: And they offer them at prices
who-h cannot fail to induce purehasers:to
ivine again. lit will do your - eyes good just
to eo in and look around their Well arranged
zt.,re But it' you go' with money in your
p ,, vio:l; you will most certainly be tempted to
inve4t it in sonic of the great bargains they
Afire in the line of dry goods.
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We Pall attention to the advertisement or
Hugh Young's Insurance Agency in another
e ,, lam» Every company represented by
I,k Agoney, comes through the Great Boston
Fire ith tlying colors, as may be seen by
th fAiowing table:
Gross.A.esets
.5,050,000.
4,500,000:
A:UM,
OE
3,600,000
Franklin
ri; Co. N. Ain' ft 8,600,000
Phenix 2,032,000. 450,000
Lyeoming 8,730,000. 10,000
Mr Young has added to hiu insurance
business, that of buying and selling Real
E,..tate on commission. He has now on his
books some desirable village property for
tole and for rent. Parties wishing to purch
lie, or sell, or rent' real estate, will consult
their interests by giving him a call at his
office, No. 8 Bowen's Block.
Nov 19,-3 w-. '
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REAL ESTATE
1 A l& story frame dwelling, on a one
x.rC lot ; never failing spring, good garden,
good barn, and some fruit trees, situate on
Nichols street.
Farm of 75 acres-30 acres cleared—
on Middle Ridge. Good doubje log house,
frame barn and'small orchard.
3 Frame dwelling on Main street.
4. Frame store buildings on Main street,
centrally located and suitable for any
ness. ,
,Frame Boarding' House on Main-et,
below Wain ; lot 60x250 feet.
7 Farm of 106 acres in Delmar-40 acres
cleared, only one mile from the Court
flou.se. Timber valuable. No buildings.
t 4. Town lots - on the Bache ,Extension,
lying North and South of East Avenue.
Parties desiring to rent dwellings, stores
or offices, or totpurehase or seflreal estate,
will do well to give me a call. Prices and
terms of salp for any of the above lots made
mown on ailiplicatioa.
HUGH YOUNG,
Insurance end Real Estate Agency
Dec., 8 1872.
HURT BY `A. H.IIBKia---Charles Robyler,
a resident attic, town of Big Flats met with
a sad accident on Thanksgiving- day. 'He
wont, to Johrk Burn's on the Horseheads
road to see a Om husker operate„ it being a
machine in which he 'was very much inter-_
eaed. In attempting to feed the machine }pis
attention was called to - some other portion,lof
the instrument and while looking. his hand
was caught 'between the Tiers, and the
thumb and forefinger Ihereo with the cords
and muscle tern aWay.... Dr.. A.:H. 'Flood
of this city was called to attend upon the un-.
1
fortunate maroin amputated the fingers at
the hand. It is.4o bill-reefed Oat the whole
hand will have to' e cut oiEs—Elmira Ailver
titer.
ely Agitator.
TUESDAY, Da:EMBER 3, 1872
Home Affairs.
4.
crest Bargains—J. A. Parsons d: Co.
Now Goods—Wm. Wilson. ,#
Administrators Notice—Estate of
List of Letters—G. W. Merrick.i
Business Card—L. D. 'psylor.•./
Ponce—Sperry Richmond.
Saw Mill—D. A. Stowelß.
—School be u yesterday.
--13aCk ni.nhers—those she wears
—Last / Sunday was the fir t in Advent—
,.
to I)eginning of the Christia I ear.
r The Towanda Post Office, as been des.i4
tided as a Foreign Money Order Office. 1-1
—Pall Creak Coal Company in Barclay,_ is
developing a valuable vein or ' hematite iron
Ore.
—Corking is to be bonded $lOO,OOO in aid
Of ~he Utica, Horsehesds, and Corning Rail
road. -- -
—Rev. Dr. Nile9,of Ltornelesville,is,giving
Sunday evening le,etnres on the evidences , of
Christianity., , •
—A lady iii Owego Jost her hat recently,
and did not find it till she combed her hair
the - next weelr. •
—The autumnal leaves have fallen, the
grasshopper has ceased•his 'chirrup, and the
voice of the stump orator is no more heard
in the land.
a at Horton
p-1T Anybody wants any eubler oiveather
this winter then last Friday and Saturday,
we hope they will be disappuinted.•
—Senator Harrower has gone to Northern
Wisconsin, into the lumber region, on busi
nesß, expecting to be absent fbr some weeks.
—Recently, near Bath, N: Y., a family
came near being suffocated by coal gas, the
BtOVO not being properly put up, or the dam
per being out of place ; '
—Explorations made at Columbia X Roads
have resulted in the discos-cry of a rein of
iron ore about eight inches thick, of good
quality, but not; thick enough to pay for
working,
-7A. man named Edward Harrington, while
intoxicated, fell from a load of hay, near
Lawoenceville, last Saturday, cutting his
he so badly that he has since died of his
injuries. We understand Harrington was
bout '35 years of age. One more temperance
lecture 1
—The superintendent of the schools of
Ly
coming county finds it difficult to put all of
the schools in successful operation for the
number of teachers. The
want of a sufficient
Standard says that there are vacancies 61r
about thirty teachers, that ought to be filled
as early as possible.
—Our readers will notice by referring to
the column of business (cards that A. Red
field, Esq., has recently removed from Om
village to Bl \ ossburg. Mr. Redfield proposes
to deyote hiinself strictly to the practictiof
his profession, and will be found in every
respect worthy the Onfidenee of thapeople
of that region as a man and a lawyer. We
commend him to their regards.
• —Mr. Joseph Guile, of Lawrenceville, has
left
,at office a couple of ears of corn
known as SanfoTd's Premium. It is a fine
looking variety, of a light amber color.—
Mr. Guile says that on one acre and fifty
eight rods of land ho raised, during the past
season, 138 bushels of these ears, besides 651
bushels of flat field turnips, 61 bushels of
potatoes, 8 loads of pumpkins, • and five
loads of corn stalks. Ile thinks -that yield
would be hard to beat, and so do we. -
-The Troy Gazette says: "Gosper Web
; bier, of Armenia, now 94 years old, is lying
low With paralysis, and though ho came out
at the State election and:voted for Gen. Hart
rank was not able to vote for Gen. Grant.
He has voted at-ail the other Presidential
elections,' since the election of John Adams.
His father was a German soldier in the Brit
ish army and was captured by Gen. Wash
ington at the battle of Trenton. It is under
stood:that he was born in camp. His fatherdied
some:years ago in the State of New York, at
the ego of one hundred and three years, and
his mother at the age of one hundred and live.
Mr. Webbier has been a land owner in Ar
menia about forty years."
DISPOSITION MADE OF THE REOUGH
CASE.—Quite a number of criminal cases
of general interest were tried or otherwise
disposed of by the Court last week. The
most important was that of the Common
wealth vs. Bough. The defendant was in
dicted for the murder of his daughter Mar
garet. Only the witnesses for the prosecution
were sworn, as it beettme_evident from their•
testimony that a conviction - was impossible,
and the Commonwealth abandoned the case.
ft is hinted that th)e 'testimony of some of
the witnesses as given at the trial differed
materially from that given before the Grand
Jury. The story as detailed in Court last
Week was.substantially as follows: Keough
came home drunk and went up stairs where
he slept, his wife and two daughters sleeping
below. About eleven o'clock he came clown
stairs, and asked for a light which hal ob
tained, claiming he wanted to go out to shoot
hawk. He then started back up stairs,
when his daughter Margaret followed him.
His second daughter, Anna, also went up
stairs. Keough's son was in bed in an upper
room and was called up by Margaret. When
the son got up he found his father with the
gun in his hands and Margaret trying to get
it away from hint. The young man at once
took hold of the gun.grasping it near the butt
while his father had hold of the barrel. In
the scuffle for The vissession of the gun it
was discharged, and Margaret was wounded.
The young man says he did a.t know that
his sister was hit until he had gone back to
bed and was called up again, and none of the
family knew she was wounded anywhere ex
cept in the arm until the doctor came. Up
on tits daughters going down stairs, after the
fracas, it was found that Margaret was shot,
and a neighbor was sent for,who immediatv
ly went for Dr. Colwell. The Doctor came
at once, and found the girl's arm btidly
shattered. He at first thought it would be
necessary to_ amputate
. it, but he soon dis
covered that she was badly, wounded in the
side, and abandoned all idea of amputation.
Keough, xvho was evidently intoxicated,
asked the Doctor what he thought of the
case, and on being told that his daughter
was dangerously hurt he said if she died it
would be his (Keough's) fault. The girl
moon died of her wound. This is the rather
incoherent story told by the family, and it is
certainly not enough to convict the father of
murder. It will probably never be known
just how the shooting took place ; ; but it is
• safe to say that Margaret Keough V,as one of
the "legion of innocent victims of the demon
of intemperance. -As willbe seen e'sewhere,
Keough was afterward indicted for invol
untary manslaughter.
L l pso In Boston.
1,600,0.00
•• • 800,000
420,000
900 000
COURT PROCEEDINGS. - The November
term;of Court convened ;last week Monday,
Hon. Henry W. Williams presiding, with
Hons. L. B. Smith and D. McNaughton as
Associate Judges. We give below an ab
stract of the minutes of most general inter
est:
Commonwealth vs. Canfield. The defend
ant was discharged, no person appearing .to
prosecute.
Commonwealth vs. Ralph Gillett. Nolte
prosequi entered by leave of Court.
Commonwealth vs. Anna Rosins Holm.
The Court granted leave to District Attorney
to enter ?vale prosequi in this case. On mo
tion the defendant was discharged by the
Court.
Commonwealth VS- Edwin 'Whitehead.
Nolle prosegui entered by . kettv'e of the Court
Commonwealth vs. Edward Sough. Tried
fol. murder. Jury fuunddeft. not guil6-. De
fendant was afterwards bailed - in sum of
$BOO for his appearance at next Session.
Commonwealth ; - vs. m. -R. S. March.
_Tried for assault and battery.._.Jury found
defenddrit' guilty; and- the Couir-sentwiced
hilt,: to Pay 1 1 ,A40.0f $2O and costs of Suit.
Comnio.imealth vs. Henri — Emmy. Curtis
Erway, George,Erway and Arthur Ern - ay.
Tried for nitwit and battery. The `'ors
New A.dvortisementtis.
found henry yond
of an assany id the o
guilty. Th defendants
terieed tcypay a line of .""'
of prpdeeittion e which
plid'Avith and deferdai
'ommonwealth a.
Tried for bigamy. Tb . e
'fendant guilty.
Cenunonweulth V 9. Le
for purjury. The jury
not guilty, but that he p
the complainauNne-fou
eeution.
SIM
Commonwealth vs. Jo
for ttetzault with intent t
jury - found the defendall
pay the coils of proz,ecul
ConanonNyealth J
Attorney entered nolle
tho Couit.
, The 271.1 i day.of .I.)tkJ
na the time for
at 11 o'clock n. in.
INDICITNIENTS 11Y Tn
Grand Jury illSi NV eel:.
indictments:
Th'orna' s Hall, lnreea
J. S. Rusling, embez
David 111.dstier, eeilic
MEM
Wasley Brink, lame
Miles O'Connor, 14111
day. , •
Edward Cole,
cense.
Martliti.McKinney,
JOilTl Viderin Ana DI
PitYid PA - Tinley, s
license
Edward Kougb, in\
ter.
Stephen Viinqu , ,en,
IL M. Buck, iv:quilt
Miles O'Connor, Bel,
OscHoLA ITEms.--P
ical Academy i.. nv!eti
cess. Pupils from MAL
other parts of the Stu
The course of study tu
that LI
Bust°
elricie
niuoc
contel
the n ,
distan'
numb
good
Some•fiiw week,
in Osceola for the ;
clocks and watche:.
ing fellow, and won ti!
the townspeople I•,y
and pleasant mannoil
citizens took the
him hoard and lodgii
as to draw the lmarai
purpose of erecting t
him. The German co
watches that needed
"French leave." \\
when he will return i
among us in A silent
was deeply regretted I
'watches in his possess
R. Hammond & C
chased a good tire' en
building for its ace
seription has been sta
buying hose. The
aware of the fact that
a suitable fire apparat
LA Wit.XNCEVILLE 1.
copal Church in Law
festival 4ratd fair a fu
the lead Of p the Rectd
ler, aidedrby the tw(
Darling, h., and A.
looked very eneoura;
the congregation upo
tended their festival.
credit of Mr. Taylor
present a lueraliye c
This is the right spiri
will have his reward
ness of building up
providence teach LB
only good in the we
The Graded Sehot
a festival a few days
an organ.. It sue
guidance of Prof. - ":11
cipal.
Rev. Mr. Bake, of
preached the serrn
churches on Thank,:
- _
Thi weekly chart:
ville have all opene
THAN GSG EYING 71T3t11. I
of this village publishes
last Thursday the folloxsi
HYMN FOR 1
God guards his
Let us, with th ,
WELLBBORO. N
A Boous Mn
ra Advertiser of
of counterfeiters
F.,Atwill on Th •
Mill, about five n
were all brothers
uel, Gilbert and
brother, who eon
promising quart
time of the erre
Unadilla, Otsego
the whole family
and where Pete
man, an offence
in the State Pris.
no property in.,C
teriously and We
suspicion. For •
has been convii
there, which nee.
shrewdly worke.
fully bagged his
deers was entire
were in cuAody
before they wer.
their uninvited f
attempt.was ma
her husbanda k
an apron over I
shall Atwill saw
cious of it spran•
off when the wo
hand . turned up
Piekerin
hand. The km
nielitAbput a fu
and'sburptined'
both edges.
th*
Qrtirtis Erway Minty
her defendants not
onnvicted were sen
' eiich and-the costs
Sentence was com
as were discharged.
Allan) Hollenback.
jury found the de-
Iltoy Cochran. Tried
ound the defendant
y three-fourths and,
ti, the co6ts of
•in W. .C.into.i. Tried
commit a rape. The
t riot guilty, but to
IBM
Diitriet
r,,.scipti by leave of
wtts ttstigned
an ndjonined Court,
GRAND JURY.--l'he
found the fullowing
MEM
A -I;c i ttor wittitatt
'
g liquor without Ii-
nroi,ny.
rid Elulliutt
lliug liquor whlwia
+itttttnry
, ;zattit. and battory
Intl bat b.! y,
liqum
1. G. 1.1031.'s
ig with ilint•rvedlle
'l
l uul
1 . 1 :ire in attend:l)er.
opted ig ;identical With
vtl Couserviituries
the best .Atte,l
and New Yell
. A, a thorough` kind
oal and instrdnivipd
but few equal;.
suitable building lin•
f re.•idiui at a
.ets 4,f an inereas.ed
n• the next year •are
It teacher in - ri
Prof. Hoyt ha
whites erecting
commodation
e. The proqp
er of student.; 1
Gerinfin rtOpped
Allllo,io Of repairing
Ic Wa: 4 an hOlieSt look
o heart.; of
!is soft-Aokea ways,
Ono of our worthy
1-er \ in, and furnished
'g, iu fact, went so far
a!nl shingles Air the
temporary shop fur
ilected some live or six
eopairing, and took
here he has gone (a.
uncertain. He came
ay, and his departure
y those who left their
~ have recently pur
ee and have erected a
nmodation. A sub
ted fur the purpose of
people are becoming
o town is safe without
C,E5l5.—St. John's Epis
reneeville, Pa., held a
v days einee. - Under
, the Rev. B. F. Tay
efficient wardens, Dr.
Ryon, Esq., matters
ing. We congratulate
the :‘tleel!,:i which at-
We mention it to the
that he declined for the
111 to an ,thole.
t, and we trilst that he
in the deep con-xions
a weak Parish. Daily
that money is nut the
ld.
I o' Lawrenceville held
tgo, for the purchase of
eeded well under th.l
Clure it , . popular Prin-
the Presbyterian church
before the united
'tying day
L z•Oei:lbleZ w Lttwrolice
for the winter.
-Infv. Dz. John D. Min: bell,
u th. Elmira .aele,‘arer of
1 1,1 1 ' 1ANK•4: - )IvING
National, )
(State a
1
tto Ct u.1,1-wtsn,
gs of tbh year;
untlorin 1132
-
ienucati'Et ear;
sv , %vtih bulttiteotii
t, MI tile Int:4l.
(Ave thanks
For Mosel
Let one glue
To (treat
lie crownetl the y
LU thtteis Le giv",
Ire' Lie null
Ita• rcpt twld pour,
the harveM
.s of autture'ti
Who bloisi tl the field
hu,le the'
Yield too
Hu smiled
And made
For ritrueretlbtor
tilve tliankts to tio
1.5.. pain and duath
hare and there.;
al/ bit tl heath •• •
our land his rare;
it taw swept,
I, for health thua kept
While nielm
HaVe, was.
.. Who givet
Ma ;nude
No pestilence o'er
titre thanks to Go
\\Welt threat'oect war
past year I.‘aa-new,
' off--afar--
hodthe dew,
ho Prince of Novo,
of flatfofof retool.
The elomb,
When thel
Hare floats
And rant:
(Ure thank% xtuto
Who Nth; the tta
. tuilitly'd by state,
erea iu our linni;
• to "Goble.. Ginn."
es, open, stand;
• , by v.linse deem,.,
.1, in u.s ship, fire.
The. CLAIM
If as pros
MEWS
/Tor
t; lye thanks to Citi
thir 'elturelleg sW
Art have gri4ii
es Itnirriiig ethule;
g's light Lath shunt)
leas,
reigned erewlilla
ids, let all unit,.
fur giowitig
He ience an
Beneath
And learns
Where
With gratilitl
; In thanks to ticid,
od t.,e Flehool
ke, are free;
with equal gulp,
um sea to
ighte of man,
I we lead the can
The ballot
To all, a
Law be. re
Ou all, f
iu battle for the
Thanks be to Go
If noble siren,
r ehovah'a
c 1 the ultir•tiree
thto' the laud;
who, slowly, taught
sires but thought.
gg chains era found;
from glare-eyes fall;
m'a hallowed ground
righta for all;
I upon this day,
d, thdukaglving pay.
The 73 one
Led br
HaVe spre: l
Of freed'
Give thanks to
The eone..to do •
No clanici
No tear:
For freed
Has eq
Let free men al I
To freedom's G
ins of the year,
and Church and Home,
with thanks sincere,
I he welkin dome;'hurch, our llomes, the State,
nkB, before him, wait.
!.v. 1872.
For bless
In Stat.
Let prais:
Rise to
li
a OUR EXCHAlittb.
i
A BRQKEN UP.—ThetElmi
taturd4 says that.?;,' gang
as captured byMall J.
/
r nksgiving day at Owen's
ilea from a e un& \,They
and their name are Sam-
I iram goger3. A A , fourth
pletes the tans I* andi . the
r i Nia
tte, is Peter, , ho, at' the
.t was visiting friends in
county, from which village
carne some few years since,
, a few years ago, shot a
j r which he served 'a term
In. The family cultivated
emung, lived rather mys
e generally regarded with
r
,ome time, Marshall Atwill
I ced that there was a nest
ed a smoking out and has
up the case and success-
I/ irds. The visit of the Of
y unexpected, the culprits
Ind securely ironed almost
ITEMS FRO
aware or the presence of
end unwelcome guests. An
e by Gil-bert's wife to give
Fife and to do tlo she threw
er manacled hands. Mar
the movement anti mispi
!.: forward to pull the apron
lan with the knife,iti her
n him. In diiarnitng her,
received-a- wound in •the
e is an ugly looking". instru
tjong in the blade, pointed
o a nizet-like keenness on
ere were nn
about the 3remises,bitt a large arriottrit Odle
coin itself was found on the =Personii;Ofille
brothers hieli they vainly attempted to got
rid of in al manner of ways,but inwh lob they
were inva iably detected. There was found
about .the I muse, however, a great variety of
goods, Under the floors of the dwellings
of Peter ad Gilbert was found an assort
mentl of a tides, such as make up the con
tents of a ountry store, and many of these
had on th m the private Mark' of Owen &
Co., the b ruing of whose,store in - July last
there ,Is - %tatty strong. evidence was - occa
sioned b them. Clothes of the neighbors,
such as s its tied light undergarments were
also founfl, and bags that had at various
times myineriously disappeared from the
mill. , In • eter's house there were found five
loaded gu s, and in both the houses numer
ous lenive: of all sizes and shapes, and it is
a curious ireumstance that under the floors,
where the stolen goods were, a number of
steel trap:, ready set, were found. They
would ha e been uncomfortable for one, who,
searching for lost property had put his foot
into them There were, besides, three trunk's
found...full. of jewelry and knick-knacks of
every doieription. The prisoners were
brought to this city and lodged in jail. They
are a bad , ooking lot, and in ages range from
thirty yers to nineteen. One of them, Sam
uel, has een a sort of a preacher, but ap
pears to be a person of only a medium
amount o sense, and one not realizing at all
the situat on of affairs, , either as to the do
ing of hi brothers or the cause of the arrest.
s
Yesterda,the prisoners were arraigned. be
fore Unit d States Commissioner James L.
Woods, , d the examination of Hiram near
ly. comps ted . It will be finished. next week.
a l l
The evid nee is very strong against them,
counterfeit coin having been passed by them
at the Chmung postoffiee t at the grist mill,
at the railrood ticket office and at Owen's
store. They manufactured twenty-five cent,
live cent ' and three cent pieces. Some of
them arevery good and likely to deceive,
a few, h i vever, obtained by the officers were
very poor indeed. Among other things de
veloped :by the evidence, was the fact that
they tire the store of Jesso Owen & Co.•in
July las. It seems, too, that they did a
lively bu iness with their coin during State
1 1 4 i.
Fair wee . It seems pretty certain that the
operatic, s of a dangerous gang of men have
been tho ()uglily put an end to. -
rtford Churchman lugs the follow-
Ile article on, `_'The Humbug . ..and.
of Advertising:"
The M I ,
ing sens.i
the Sens
nilig advertising, tliere is a great
ositive humbug. We say " hum
anse the word ";fraud" does not ful
the case. Advertising is unques
one-great secret of success. -But it
advertising: Some men
buy advertising as the vulgar buy
looking to ; the quantity, not the
Conce
deal of
bugs' be ,
ly covor
tionably
must be
want to
pictures,
Of course, vhat is \ called. "large
ng" pays, hi t, only, however, when ,
i good judg nent. For instance,it
tool judgmthit, except in very rare
idvertiseLo, any price in cheap is
haritable miblications that are given
hey are seldom read. Next in
ness as a vehicle comes' the ordina
e; These are manufactured to a
>rising extent, and the investment
ti
sely profitable to apothecaries and
lm. The man of paper, co-opera
the man of pills, makes the whole
busineSs.one Of mutual profit. One
on the Hudson, to our positive
quality.
ad vertisi
done wit
is not g
eases, to
sues, or
away.
worthies
ry alma
most sur
is imme
paper de:
ting with
almanac
collect°
knowledge, , has,:bought, during the fast, few
weeks, no less ' than ten tons of almanacs,
i
c i
which w l re'sent out to country apothecaries
for distr bution. There is also one wholesale
druggist in New York city who sells these
things y the ton, instead of sending them
out to e stomers. This is only one, of the
( sv
ways in hich injudicious advertisers aste
their m ney. Advertisers should remember
that a ci culation of ten or fifteen thousand
-in an unexceptionable medium is worth vast
ly more( than a hundree thousand through
the medium of a questionable agent. Print ! .
ing is nOt advertising.
OURNA.LS Alsn:s 'SHE RAILROADS.—
IiaMSVOTt Epitomist closes an article
native and judicial dead heads with
owing sensible words: • -
of editorial dead heads? We ens
it,
for more than twenty years of•ed
ife we have never known an editor
:d a free ticket on a railroad. This
thought-a wild or a strange statement,
, nevertheless, a true one. We mean
this: The railroad companies send
ne tables to be printed in the adver
dumns,.agreeing to give a pass over
.ad for its publication. u sua lly t h e
ement would cost the company live
much es the few trips the editot
eke, would cost him; but he print:.
se his readers want the intormatio:
he running of the ear, and occasion
1 wants the pass. fl is !liven. for a vat
ptoideration and not fur favors agree
Dr expected. It is nut a free pas -, :, al
1 the companies insult every editor b •
free pass conditions to the ticke.
''the editor absolutely pays for- Thi-
Vfference between legislative and j . -
.ead heads" and holders of editor: 1
•. One is given with a hope to' filth -
egislative and judicial decisions, the
for absolute value received, and not ,
lly,on regularwritten Or printed afire -
which make the words P free pass" a
diction of the facts in the case.
KING AeeiDENT.—Thanlisgil, ingda
eston Conklin, of West Hill, in dri
team with a heavy load of stone doa
'n the rear of his residence, lost co
RHO
Mr. P'
ing hi,
ft hill
trol o them by the tongue dropping out
the lickyoke. The horses became at on
intrac able, while he in courageous efforts .
restra•no them, did not regard his own per
A few plunges planted the tongue in an a
jacent bank, bi caking it otf and detaching t
fore \ heels. At this point he jumped, Inc
the 1 ad, but the momentum of the Lea
stones carried them over him, crushing bi.
legs b low the knees. His injuries are v
seriou , both legs having suffered•compou
comminuted fractures. Dr. P. 11. Ilia•
who l'as promptly called gave stp•ii surgi
*aid Rs the circumstances required and
pressed the opinion that both logs might
saved] Mr. Conklin is 0-oung man of
cellent habits and of remarkable indust
He w• 11 have the sympathy of a largo eh
of friends.—Elniira Advertiser._ '
—EOWEN.— In Wellthoro, Nln•. 4, by 111.1
molds, Mr. llaulel Rose ancj. i.s Alary By
Cliftr.leston.
1109'
L. lies,
both u 1
PECI.—REYNOLDS.—In Tioga, at the resi.lene
the bri les parents, Nov. 27, by jte\v, N. L. Rey n Id
Mr. 8. 8. Peek, of Elmira, nod Mete Fannie Heyu. Id
-ALLEN-:—TAYLOR.--In Westfield,by Francis St au
Esq., ut the Gravait Hotel, Mr. Ehner Allen‘ain. E
titer A Taylor, both 01 Chatham.
RErIMPSON.-- At the M. E al:I
E. palatnv ,
Math ton, Nov. 10, 1072„ by Rev. G. S. Teat so
Mr..l. CI. Reese and Mots Amatnla huipson, 1)0 h
Charlekton.
UD ; 11l ltiolamoud, Pa,, Nov. 13, ItriA. - A
fo of M. L. Ballard. Of num.:Leads.
nod yu r angest dangter of R. M. andli. r. Vedder, age
23 yea l l's, 7 months cilia 7 dare._ _ , ,
oily daughter of Nov. Dr. Chalks Week.
Charleston, on the luth., of Oct. 1872,
•iue Neal, widow of J. Neal, Sr., aged 8s ye. rs.
deceased emigrated from England with he hus•
Lnd family forty years ago, and settled in mad•
in Charleston, thus enduring all the ha:. shipt
timer life: She was a member of the ' ghat
'Etn Methodist Church at the time of her cane
gratio , and died in Christian hope.
NE.
Cattle
The
baud
lately
of pi•
Weal
WELLSBORO MARKET.
CORRECTED 'WEEKLY HT
E. R. KIMBALL, Retail Grocer
WELl:sisatio, DEcEuxtErt 2, Ibl2
DEALERS, PAY, FOR $E L A
, per WA 9 @ $ 1 CO
~held dour, per cwt. ...... 3to 400
t, white, per bushel
t, red,
t, spring,
•heet,
shelled,
Flo .
Buck
Whes
Whet'
Wheil i
Buc -
Corn
Oats,
Earl
Rye,
Cloy r seed,
Tim thy eeed, "
Beaus,
Cora meal, per cwt
'Fee/ m per ewt"
Pots e, per bush
Appl s, green, pet bush
Onions, per bush'
Tur
an t
'ps, per bush
Por , per lb
II s, per lb
Sho d ors, per lb
1
Bu r,per lb
Che se, per lb
Lar , Per lb
Tall w, per lb
So ey, per lb --
Bce wax, per lb
Vin gar, per gal
Egg per dozen
Dri a apples, per lb
Dri d peachee„ \ per 1b...
Dri cherries, per 1b...,
Dri blackberries, per lb..
De d raspberries, black, per lb
Dri d raspberries, red, per lb.
Cra berries per qt
Fla,
per ton
Wo d, 18 inches, per cord •
We di 3 feet, per cord ,
C , hard, per ton
Co l, soft
Or and plaster, per bin
Su , "a" coffee, per lb
$u ar, yellow, per lb
Sugar, brown, per lb
Tet s, green, per lb •
Tema, black, per lb
lie vsoue,por gal.,
'Wool. per lb :cf.:'
[RE WINES, LIQUORS AND SEGARS : t Wh.
ud Retail. No. 0 Cone House Block, ollebo
Pix.10.147q.
_. ___..~_~.A+~
MARRIAGES.
DEATHS
70
'Jr)
10
00
.... 81.1
MI
1 50
1 GU
OE
MEE=
0 oikt, 3 1
btkui
, •
ioe
Kt. ,
Mos t..v fast and honorably, $l2 60 per day
Aar Vaok, q at on co applying for territorial rights/
.11 ;ire. git en free to agents.) to Bell the best, strong
!uoot miafa I awl rapid selling Sewlng,t)laehine, and
nt Buttiai Mules Worker, ever used or recommend
y famines, or buy one for your own use; It la only
Sent free everywhere by express. address for
teulate)'4klttuak ii. dups.:lli& t3o , flor. UreanAdon
I(Joni - nand sts. N. 14,,, ,
t. 15. 1812-tap, ... ' ,
$7..
(r6l,
wt.
Putsl
A.VOID QUAC3KS:
vie* of tarty, indiscretion, causing nervous de
3.,-priLtature decay, kc., having tried in vain every
rtisi , d remedy., has discovered a simple means of
cure, which He w,ll send free to his feliow-auffer.
J. H. ttELN ES, 78 Nassau at., New York.
biti
ads
self
ere
n. i, 1872,,
A FAMILY ARTICLE.
gente Make $l2 60 per day, $76 per week.
,
AN ENTIRILY NEW
EWING MACHINE
FOR DOMEf3TIC CBE,
NLY FIVE DOLLARS.
the New Patent Button Hole .Worker.
Patented June 27th, 1871.
most Wonderful and elegantly constructed Szw
.t. I aLiCrILNE. tor Family "Voile Complete in all its
1.
' , rta, Uses the Straight Lye Pointed Needle, SEza'
READING, (Urea upright. POSITIVU MOTION, New
.naion, Sell Feed and cloth Oehler. Operates re
.IEL IIII(I on a Tainx Light /tanning, Smooth auu
iseloas like all good high priced machines. Has
1
11
nt Ckel, to prevent the wheel beln turned the
Thu
cog nay. s th e tbeesd direct fro i the spool.
Les the Eutaw Locx firrren, ( fluent a strongest „
tell known;) firm, durable, close road rapid. Will ``
, all kinds of work, fi ne and course, fro i CAMIIIIIO to
Avy Cloth or ',lumen, and uses all d serlptious of
reed. This Machine is 11161AVZLY COX TWOOTED to
Ye it STNENOTII; all the ports of each thine being
ode alike by machinery, and beautlfull) nished and
namented It Is Wiry easy to barn, /taper, Smooth
id Sat Tit in operation. 'Reliable at all times, and a
iI.,‘CTIC&L, SOILInIt IL, MECHANICAL INN/14.10N, lit
natty Reduced Prier .
11A Good, Cheap, Family Sewing Machine at last.—
Ihe Mat and only success in producing a valuable,
bstantlal and reliable low priced Sewing Machine
extreme low mice reaches all conditions.lts sun
; eity and strength adapts it to all capacities, while
many Intuits make It a universal favorite wherever
sell, and creates a rapid demand.
IT IS ALL IT IS RECOMMENDED.
" I can cheerfully and confidently recommend its
„se to those who are wanting a really good Sewing Ma
tithe, at a low price." Mrs. J. P. W/Lsori,ltutherford
1 k, Bergen Co., N. J.
I Price of each Machine, "Class A." "Ono," (war.
utod for five years by special certificate.) with all
e fixtures, and euerythtng complete belonging to it, ne.
I tiding Stmr-Tunr-vmuo NPEDLE, packed in a strong
ooden box, and delivered to any part of the country,
y express, tam' of further cbargi N, on receipt of price,
NIA' FIVE Com.viis Pafe delivery
loci Machine we will send, on receipt ci $ 1 .rotra. Si , .
law patent
( BUTTON HOLE WORKER,
no of the most important and useful inVentions of
lilt. ago. - 8u simple and certain, that a child can work
he ihrkst button hole pith regularity and easo. Strong
rid beautiful.
'Bet4ar. , TErimai mut Rxtra Inducements to Matti
nd FiatAix Agoits, store Keepers, &c., Ulio will ea-
Iblistilagrincies through tho country ,and keep our
ENV MActioN:cs on Athibleion and Sale. ' COUNTY
rarrrtigflon to smart agents rm.:E. Agent's contpfrte
ittyi.ts furnished without any EXTRA Siunplcs
seiviap, descriptive circulars containing Terms,
estimonialsi Engravings,- &c., &c., sexy 'FILM We
/SO supply
IIIIPLEMESTS.
Latest Patents and Improvements for the 'Farm and
e arden Mowers, Reapers, Cultivatbrs, Feed Cutters.
arrows, Pmts . :stills. Planters, Irarvesters, Titreshere
ud all articles needed for Farm work. Rare Seeds in
rge variety. Norway Oats. The wonderful - mu/N•
I • lying EGYPTIAN Coss $1 per hundred, &c., &e. AU
oney sent in Pont Office Money Orders, Registered
,Letter's, Drafts or by Express, will be at our risk, and
Is perfectly secure. Safe del/very of all our goods
guaranteed.
An old and responsible dm that sell the best goods
at the lowest price, and can be relied upon by our
readers2"—Farmer't Journal, ~Taw York.
Address orders,
JEROME B. HUDSON & CO.,
Coruar Greenwioh and Court/end sta., New York.
11)9*-41m,
THE NEW SE.WING MACHINE
""V1 DC C:2)3E1.."
Latest Improved, hence. DIE REST
HAS NO SPIRAL SPRINGS.
ZO'r.yEity AtuTiox PostrrivE..,m
IlaaSelf Setting Needle and Improved
SHUTTLE
THE VICTOR
111 T ILT. be put but on trial for parties wishing, an
sold on easy, monthly payments.
purehaaing, cull laid examine the VIC WI
at L. P. Truman's itur. , in WOlsboro, Pa.
E., JENNINGS, Agent.
Alarhinc Silk, 'F\ t. Cottl/0 and Neolleß of all hinds
coUstatitly on hand.
I.l.'—"AlnvlLif f all lladsrepurea on icumomlle
terms.
Nov. 9, 1:472-C in.
• HUGH YOUNG'S
Insurance,Real EstatriSteamship
C 4-30. "Sr
No 3. Bravo's Murk
Mr Drat ts sold In any eit or town in Europe.
.BTeUttbin, Second Cabin. or Steerage Passage tickets
to or from any Pion in Europe from or to Wellaboro,
by tbeAneber Llt e, or thy Williams and Union, U. S
Mail Line of Oetaa Sten/lola.
,crelteal EstatY Nought and sold on 041111111ii,S1011.
it7fl &Sire to call particular attention to the IIISItr•
ante fornitif anfiorded by the old and sten known
Wellsboro Insurance Agency.
--EsTABLISLILII ": 1 1860.
EIRE, I,IFE cr ACCIDENT.
Capital Represeutd $i0,000,009.
/ETNA, of Hartford, Conn.• - --
HOPE, of New York.
FRANKLIN, of Philadelphia
INS. CO. OF NORTH AMERICA, of Phil'a.
PE.NNSYLVANIA, at Philadelphia.
NORTH BRITISH& MERCANTILE,Edinburg
PHENIX, of Brooklyn, N Y.
LYCOMING INS. CO., Muney. Pa.
TRAVELERS LIFE & ACCIDENT, Hartford,
lbolicles written in any of the ahove leading com
panies at standard rates. Losses promptly paid at
my (Ace, No, 3 Bowen's Block. HUGH YOUNG.
Not'. 19;'1872.
E:e'..R.A.i'faVEfiTl-o—ntAbbsoolitwow eeka ago
came to my pr a c h nns.
63. Is a red calf with white legs and spots on its body.
The owner can get the same by proving property, and
paying chargeri. J. W. LENT.
Nov. 19, 1b711,-91. Gtuageston, Pa.
SIRAYED OR STOLEN.—A. bay yearling colt stray
ed or was stolen from my pasture on the' fith of
November. There was a scar on her left fore foot, nn
der,the fetlock, caused by a .eut froth a mowing ma
chine. She has a very heavy black mane and tail.—
Any information leading to her recovery wilt be liber
ally rewarded. Address J. t. WESTI3ROOII,
1 Nov. 19: 72..-St* Tioga,Pa.
0 ! '
4.) STRAYED OR STOLEN.-, Three or four months
ago a two ,year-old heifer strayed or was stolen
,5 from my pasture. She was red with white spots;
1 was with calf. Any information leading to her reoov
.o cry will be liberally rewarded. Address ,
J. H. WRSTDROOR.
Tlngs, Rs.
Mov. 19. '72-3u,.•
10
/ 7 A. B. EASTIVIA N
8O lin
16 Opposite Cone HoUse. Teeth extracted witnou
15 pain. Artificial inserted on Rho r notice, at reduce
10 p r ices, preservation of the natural a s peciality. Cal
'and see specimens. NVellaboro, Sept,l7, 1872-tt
Il i For Sale or Rent.
/5 OUSE AND LOT corner of Pearl street and Av l
4 ° enue. Also for sale, set'en lots near th .
20 " Academy. Apply to Fzuorr is BOSAIID,
Wellsboro,
25 1 dot. 99, 1872-tf.
Al ;
tub D.MINISfRATORS' NuTlCE.—Letters of Admin.
.t3t. ',Oration on the estate of Win. Ladd, late of West
-5 tidy township, 'llogu County, l'a., deoraard, having
uo been grunted to the undersigned, all persons luvri
5 0 claims against said estate are hereby notified to call f r
settlement on. and per,oua owing the same. to e
1 2)2 immediate payment to ELIZABETH ii. LADD,
12 - Westrield;Pa., Nur, 15, 1872-Gw. . I ..doirntste .
So _ 1
40 T
I! N DANKT,`XPTCY.—Western_ District of, Ponnail
vaunt, es: The Undersigned gives, notioe..if
its appointment as sastqUes of.tlfay
Smythe , of Blosebusg, in the'doutity.of toga d
State of Pennsylvania, within said diatild, ivbo b
been adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition y
tlie District Court ot said district.
;10y.19-3w. JrzsEu.soli 114.1:1400/1, Aide' e•
IMEI
A Card to the Public.
WE HAVE LAID IN A STOCK OF
Goods for the Winter Trade with the firm
DoiNG Tim LEADING BUSINESS IN
I .
nil propose 'to offer to our customers a stock that cannot' be beat in
respect by any other firm in our line.
Ho, all we aek, before you make your purelymes, iv t give na a cell, arid we will Boon eonvi ficO you where
it Is irony) , to leave your motley.
W. J. norton &: Bro.,
WIrILLSB4)RO,
' Has jn4 chimed from the eity,with a large and well selected stock of -
B R lt i na/ &NM WZMUMEti ZIT 50021 1 0 Mg t)
, ItEADY-MADE CLOTHING.
Boots & Shoes , Shawls bought since the break in prices
IkANCY CASSISIERES, &C., &C.
. .
.
CLOTHING CUT AND ITADE TO ORDER and a perfect fit guaranteed
Bi..V•Gooda all markedt ,NV for Cash. Now Is the time It; secure good bargains.
Wellsboro, Dec. 3. 1872. 1, WILDIAM WILSON.
. ~
Corning 'Foundry larc Machine Shop:
ESTABLISHED 1840.
ino . y4l
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1.
3:3. W. IE-DgaqTra..e..,l ci iSielo•iats,
auufadurere of Stationary and Portable Engines and Boilers Gearing, Shafting and Machinery, required
Co Saw Mills, Grist Mills and Tanneries, Ovens and Grates, for aurning Tau. Screws for moving Unleashed
a. , leachcclibark, Castings, Boni; Ilailmad Frogs, Chairs, and impairing done at short notice. Wet have fa
cil tics for aiipping by Canal or Ilailroeds to all points, and oa .ornish Machinery cheaper than Eruitern or
W stern builders of the best quality. 1 I ' ' ' i ..
Jan. 1,1872- 1 y.
- (1011hali t NTEUREN COUNTY, N. Y.
,
, ,
GREAT, BAR GA.I. ALL OUR DERAI?TMEN TS
S
1 7
J. Parsoris & Co.,
CORNING, N. V.
ICI PILEof GOODS for a SMALL PILEofIIONEY
xtra Heaving sheetings ....
1' we Bleached Muslin,. c
1 antlsoule Prints
t. 0t7,1 Common Print,
Deinins, iiingbaiiis, and all other Cotton goothi equally cheap
. DRESS GOODS,
At the LOWEST PRICES in Steuben County.
• . . . .
I . ;
4, - ,y-We have an immense stock of now Drrss goods at '25 cts., 31 1-4 Os. and' 37 and 1.2 cts., whichltro
II
illy 12 , , cents vcr yard under regular prices, - This is au unusual chance for our customers to buy DRESS
001)5 . cheap. , .
lack MOHAIRS 7
Black Alpacas,
Black Silks.
Tlio trade in these goods this tall is larger than m er and warrants us in buyilig them in large lots, and en
hlps us to odor them at lower prices than we have ever done before. NW have Black' Silks at $1 12X, $1 25,
1 37 1-5, $1 50, §1 623,, $l. 75,§2 00, $2 25, $2 50, $3 00, $4, CO. and $4 50 per yard, au assortment equal to
,iV stocks. black Moliairs ad 66e, 62 ;,c, ?se, 31e, 1-iil,e, 05e, $1 00, $1 22. Black Alpacas at 31c, 37 c, 440,
ad 50c. Eadii of these prieeslare fully 15 per cent. Jess tithe regular prices,
1 1
, • 1
Fel-t kirts, Melton
_Skirts.
- ,
We have an immense stock of Single and Doublc,t , olelt Shawls, at the loweat prices of the moon
leo ?Easley Shawls tom $lO 007 to $45 00, a stock t:qual to any In the -country.
,Vll' LOW MOIL
We have the best bargenns in our Flannel Department ever offered in this town. An immense citock cheap
13 coottii eaaacl. IE;114oagal.
We baVe added several new lines of work in this stock and taken more room to keep it, and have now
nearly double our regularly large stock and shall sell all styles of ' i
Boots and Shoes at the Lowest Prices •
n the State. Our trade is very large in this department and we cannot be bilut either in prices or aasortmen
We can give better bargains to our customers this fall in every Department than ever before. Our sides
being now very large and our assortment much larger than we have ever kept.
Particular *Attention Paid to orders.
wAsooixo Geo
J. Richardson's best quality Men's Tap Sole Rip Boots $ 400, Boy's Boots same qualify, $3 00 to $B5O.
Youth's Boots $2 00 to $2 SU. A good 1-2 D Sole Rip Boots, Men's, $3 60. A good 1.2 D Sole Hip Boots;
Royce, $2 75 au4;llls3 00 all warranted.
Women's Shoes at reduced prices. Children's Shoes at reduced prices.
All Wool Casaimeres at $1 00; cheapest goods in the county.
Heavy Flannels at 81c-to 50c. No advance in prices on any Flannels wears selling,
Best Delaines 22 cents. _ - . -
Handsome Dress 'Clohds 25 cts. Cheek at 97 t; amts.
.
'Fairs wide French Merinos at $lOO. (:heap atil 25. '
Poplins and Satteens equally cheap. I , . , - i
I 700t1 Melton Skirts, stamped, $1 1.0, {north $1 SU.
!Meetings and Prints less tbin 1111111. et rates. ' . ' •
Stills matte to order as cheap as the +ninon Ready-made suits.' , i
We will make to order a rdrit, Coat, Vest and Pants, all Wool Cassimeres, geod trimmings throughout, for
$2 00 to $22 00. Extra qualities equall,licheap. _ 0
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INTEbiI'ION Or
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WILLIAM WILSON
D(:) %f IES r.UI( cf-,K)(3).1)5,
At prices lower• thaii ever before.
SHAWLS.
Enlargement of Stock in
Samples sea by mail when applied fort
ARE SELLING
J. A. PARSONS &Co,
CPRI4INO'. N. Y?
WISIIART'S PI
STAR CORDIAL'S'
NATURE'S.GREAT:DT
'Throat and
It is gratifying to us to infOrzu the public hat Dr.
L. Q.O. Vitehart's Pine Tree Tar Cloraiel.ter Throat end
Lang Diseases, has gained an inviable - reetatten
from the Atlantic to the Pacific toast, and from them*
to.acme of the first families of Durope, not through
the prase atone, but by persona throughout the theta
actually beuefitted and oared lathe offios, Wktle.he
putlithee leas, BO shy our' reporters, he unable to
eupply the demand. It gains anti holds Its repots-
tion—
First. Not by stopping cough; but by loottettlng
and asetating nature to throw off the unhealthy inat
-ter collected abouLthe throat and bronchial tul*s,
zolt id; cauret - irriistion.'
Second. It removes the m l ute of Irritation (Aman
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produceS cough) of the muodus membrane and
bronchial tubes, EtElnatill the bulge to dot and throw off
the unhealthy secretions, and P . uratee the blood.
; Third. It is free from squills, lobeLta, Ipecac and
opium, of which
.mbst throat and lung remedies are
composed, which allay cough only, and CUsorgantse
the stomach. It has a soothing effect On the stomach,
acts, oil tho liver and kidneys, and lyrepludie and
nervous regions, thus reaching to every pest of tits
-system, and in its invigorating and purifying Wrests
it has gained a reputation which it must bold above
all Ohara in the Market
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The Pine Tree Tar Cordial,
Great Ameriaan Dispepeia Pflle
WORM SUGAR DROPS.
Being under my immediate direction. theyskiall not
lose their curative qUalities bijr the ueo of .peen and.
mpure artioles
HENRY R. IVISHART,,
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Dr. L. Q. 0. Wishart's Office Parlors 'ere open ost
all Mondays, Tuesdays and 'Wednesdays from 9a. st.i
to 5 p. m., for consultation bY Dr. Wm. T. Nape.
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'Fiat him are associated two consulting phyldclana
acknowledged ability, This opportunity 111 ISA
fored by any other institution in the vitt." • •
All letters must be addressed
L.-Q. C. Wishart,
No, 232 N. &mond street,
PHILADELPHIA.
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