Wellsboro agitator., May 13, 1873, Image 3

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'Very cheap,aeil very ejegan;;Ouitfiat
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Graham floor
Drap DEta and Caahinartsatilorton'Bree':
Shawl% itad . .wips in n w d'esigua -= - 4
Mrs sonELD,o.
The Pinion' Who has my jack-screw will
plait) reign same at once , as I want to
iee how it looks dace mot* .gilJOlll PEAK.
The handsoO2eet • hoe of prints ever
brought to Wejtaboro, at 1101tTON PRO'S.
Real hair switches, very Cheap at
Mrs. SOPIELD's
FOR SALE —House and Lot, Wellaboro •
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end affirm ig Cafteres;7Aliddleillidge,l)eliriar
township. .:Inquireof Eitswonan,let Ave.
April 2.48Z8. -4t. . •
Piles of )I , Te!V . cloods'it' -H.O!tTON )3R03
A large variety:Pt Paris()la at .
.Mrs. SOBISLIP H.
Drop into Nietols & Seeley's.
Norma To ItrWridEN.—All jurymen sum
moned to-attend the Special Term of COurt
on the Iffth .of May, 1873, are notified that
there will not be - any court for that week, a 4
it is discontinuW.. E. A. Fees,
May 18,- 1873: • Sheriff:
Yac Lace at Horton Bro's.
Trimmed and Untrimmed Ants at
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EIiKtUTAISMICItT.—Thei L of 0. T.
will give an . .entertainment, _ consisting of
Music, Tableauli"Orations, and a side split
ting farce entitled "ifis Last Legs," at the
"Academy of Music," on Tuesday l evoning,
May la. Don't fail to go and hear them.
Dried Fruitsa . ,t Nichols & Beeley'ls.
Good board and - n pleasant room for' a gen
tleman and wife - 161 - ffei single gentlemen,
can be obtained at reasonable rates At a prime
vats house In a good neighborhood but a
few minutes walk from the business center of
Wellsbnro. Inquire at the AorrraTot. office.
Try Horton Bfti's Iniephene Kid 91oVes,
said to be the hhst in•town. _ • , .
TAKE I.IY YOUR of march for 'Crit-:
)nton's, No. 7 6th•AaVenue; all ye eolighers
' wheezers, and sautlers. Tt is the de
it for Hale' s Honey of: ; Horehound and Tar,
rich • for all ailmtinfs of the lungs and their
it passages .is an immediate and sovereign
?medy. All Druggists keep it.
Fancy Goods of every kind at
Mrs. Sonr.r.s's
lkdant Fuv's Corsets at Horton Bro's
TEMPERANCE CONYENT/ON.-A Quarterly
a - A-notion of the I. 0. of G. T.will be held
. Wellsboro, commencing Wednesday,June
1573, at 10} o'clock a. m. All the lodges
the county are requested to send delegates.
E. T. BENTLEY,
Secretary.
Tioga, May Bth, 1873
Oat meal put up in any size package to
it customers at Nichols &Seeley's.
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Black and Striped Grenadines at Horto n
ro's.
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FALSE DELICACY.—The friends of those
are troubled with bad breath, and,
nigh over-squeamishness, dislike to re
to it, commit a positive and eruel,mis
especially if theY are aware of the mer
and -great efficacy of the fragrant Sozo
cr. This is the true and only remedy for
difficulty ; therei a no valid excuse for a
I breath now.
Day your Coffee of Nichols & Seeley.
ky will brown and grind it for you with
extra charge.
DISSOLUTIOIsi OF PARTNERSHIP—Notice is
eby given that tha . eo'partnershiP exist
; between Phippen d. Parkhurst of Law-
Iceville, Pa., is this day, dissolved by mu
consent. Dated April 2, 1878.
MI Persons indebted to the late firm of
"➢pen & Parkh'urst are requested to settle
th the undersigned at his store at once.
9ril 22-Lt. 3.
P EuPrzw.
iehols & Seeley sell gro cries cheaper
any other firm in Wellsb ro.
you want to buy or salt 1 Estate give
,call. I have a farm in C arleston, 78.2
!,on the Railroad, about _ acres cleared,
luit trees in bearing, fra e house, &c.,
Iro n at $4O an acre. This is a bargain.
farm of 100 acres,'3o acres cleared, part-
Wellaboro. $6O an acre. lso buildings.
farm of CO acres, partly i$ ,Wellsboro,
frame dwelling, spring hoiise, 100 fruit
Price $2,600. /
llso 2 stores on Main street, 1 dwelling on
'zrt Avenue, and 72 desirable building lots
Wellsboro. lluon YOUNG,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
May 6, 1873. ,No 1, Bowen's Block .
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number Nichols & Seeley when you
ta,,E4roceries, Provisions, &c. You can
goods cheaper there than at any other
ez in town.
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caau.—Havin , g .this \ day sold and lie
n"' all my interest in the accounts of the
•:. firm of Van Gelder & Barnes, and also
nIY utiere3t in my individual accounts of
• nature connected with the AGITATOR
ii:hment, to - A Fl Aarries,,ell, lalso ll s
,tea to the said firm, o.r to"me individu
are required to pay the•same to said
les, Who has 44' authority to .collect,
and receipt rite same, in my name
fterwise, as fully as I Might do if said
.enti had not bgen s'il assigned. -
rdi 4,187 g. t k , P...C. VAN GELDER.
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1 Par indetkilto the late firm of
Gelder & BarneS, ( to P. C, Van Gel
enl the book; of th • - IT.ATOR OstabliSh
it• are requested to settle wjth the under
hi at the AGITATOR office at Q nee.
A. P. 11.001P1-
Philadelphia Press, in its pen pict
"ethers of the Constitutional Con \
thus peaks of lion. 3tortimer F. El
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1114 t ian on the left of the outer 4
$ ellti is the handsome Democratic di
from 1 'ellsboso, of the sixteenth
the Ho . Mortimer s F. Elliott. PH
in Ti , ) a county, September 24;
,educate at Alfred Universit,T ki
ttudie law with Hon- S. - P+ I " i
one of ft °judges of the fourtkjudi
and as admitted to the.har of
tiny in! 1864. lie has black bail
moustache, no beard, measures
toren inehes,.and weighs one hunk
i i 4 Pounds. He is a member of
ittee on County, TownibiPo And I
lffieers, and on Suffrage , lotion, ,
Election, ,
station. 'He is one of the youth
nt modest members, but is able in
mance of those measures which -
) Proval. Ile has Dover held any A
elected to this convention, in wt‘
has commended - itsol6o all
I andespeolallyi his sensors
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es areldeists nes and Man .
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t eansi and he NN
slope reprernt.
MR
J. PHIPPEN.
G. H.. PARKHtRST
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Starviiyor's Notice—Edward Bryden.:
Welleboro School Diatrict—L W. 4 BalleY;Preal.
In Bankruptcy—S. C.
List of Letters—Li. W, Merrick, B. 3i.
4,ooo'Cords Bark Wanted—Batley; AcCo.
Notice to County collectors—Board Corritirra.
Alillueery-3.lra.Botleld;
313111'ErS.
—Did yoti - see flip 4ipse?
- 7 -Now tor' the spepkled'beitigies I
==The house fly will soon - commence 'to
buzz and : : • :
• •-Sixt...r hands • are employed in the Coy
ington, Work. • _
=Rev. Dr. Huntington, of .Mansfield has
received a call - to a church in St. Louis.
—An Umbrella deserves no credit.: for its
services,, for it never does any good unless it
is put up to
Mr. Canfield, of the M. E. Church;
Mansfield, baptized twenty-threeperaons last
Sunday week.
„:--tt Isreported that Prof. Verrill,has re
signed his position'. as Principal of the State
Normal School at Mansfield. •
Don't fail to read the article on All Saints'
Day in New Orleans on the first page. It
will be fond highly interesiing. .
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--4 he Legislaturejni ssed a law last winter
pribiting the seals of oysters during the
moths of June, JUly and August.
÷l4iss Susan It. Preston, for some years
instkuctor in elocution at the Normal School,
Mansfield, has resigned that position.
-4A. man that is too stingy to advertise in
his horns paper, is not the man to , give you
bargains in any 'articles you may purchase
from him.
—We learn that there is to be a Horse
Fair on the grounds of the Wellsboro Driv
ing Park Association on the 4th and 6th of
July next. Full particulars next week - .
Demoirat says that Jefferson Efar
rison,, Esq., was .presented with an elegant
gold-headed cane by a few friends a short
time Since. It was certainly a flue compli
ment:
—Rev. John A. Bowman, of Syracuse, for
merly of this place, has entered upon hfs du
ties as:Rector of St. Matthew's church, at
Horseheads, and of St. John's church, of
Big Plats.
=Mr..Cleorgo Dougherty is anxious to get
a diVorce from Harriet his wife, and ho in
vites that lady to attend the next term of
Court, on the 26th instant, if she has any
thing tosay in the matter.
--The:special term of court appointed for
next Monday, the 19th, will not be held.
Juryineh notified to appear will see by the
Sheriff's, card among the 'local notices that
they are exeuged front 'attending on that day.
. 2 --Always keep to 'the right. - Driving in
the strent;' walking on the sidewalks, or
wherever you chance to navigate, keep to
the right and avoid collisions. Some people
think it etiquette to give the lady the inside
of the walk ; but this is neither true etiquette
nor a safe custom.
—We coil the attention of all our readers
to the letter from Prof. Jewett on, the first
page of this paper. That gentleman is
building up an institution at Mansfield which
is at once a credit and a benefit to the county.
His letter will be found of special interes f. to
All lovers of music.
—Several pieces of new music have be l en
laid on our table ,by Mr. A. B. Eastman, of
this village. Mr! Eastman not only keeps
well supplied with the productions of the
best publishers of music, but he is fully pre
pared to furn:sh instruments of the finest
quality at th .• oat reasonable rates.
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• —About
eon last Tuesday the dwelling
house of Mrs. Adamy, in Charleston, was
entirely destroyed by fire, which caught
from a stove pipe passing through the roof.
Most of the furniture was saved. There was
po insurance on the building, and Mrs. Ad
amy's loss will amount to three or four hun
dred dollars.
—Wells:Moore's hen laid the "boss":egg of
the season the other' day; and yesterday her
happy owner laid the same on our biggest
table. The weight thereof is four ounces and
the: measurement thereof 73 by 62 inchQs.
If there are any more hens that think they
Can lay more egg in ono shell than Moore's
hen, Moore would like to have them try,
and what's more nould we.
—The Advertiser' says that at a meeting of
the stockholders of the State Normal School,
held on Monday, .litay , s, 1873, the following
Trustees were elected for the ensuing year:
A. M. Spencer, President; A. M. Pitts, let
Vice President; P.:Williams, 2d Vice Presi-,
dent ; E. L. Sperry, Secretary; A. a. Ross,
Treasurer; Albert Sherwood, H. W. Wil
liams, J. P. Morris, F. A. Allen, V. R. Pratt,
F. M. Shaw, W. G. Lutz, J. S. Murdaugb,
M. L. Clark, T. 11:. Bailey, John. Voorhees.
—The strewing of flowers over the graves
of departed soldiers of the war, will occur on
Frklay, May 30th. General A. E. Burnside,
cornmander-in-chief of the Grand Army of
the Republic, has' issued an- order recom-
Mending that in making arrangements for
the observance of memorial day department
and posts take such action - as will secure the
co-operation .of the clergy of the country in
giving greater effeet to the exercises of the
day by preaChing a sermon appropriate to
the occasion on the Sunday preceding.
—The Students ,Debating Soeiety; which"
is connected With' the High School of this
village, gave a public entertainment in the
Academy of Milsicnn Friday evening last,
as adveitised, • Part first of the programme
consisted of several eriginal essays, each one
of which gave evidence of ability and study
in its preparation. Two of them were .of
a political nature, andieut and slashed on all
sides. Next came the debate. The subject
chosen was : ` l
.Flesoh}cd; That • - the- white
women of the United! State have a bettor
right to vote then the negro." The question
was thoroughly discussed and the arguments
advanced were clear and -forcible, and we
thought the President might, without ,injus
lice have decided it a - tie; but out of respect
for the ladies, probably, the victory was giv
en to theaffirnmae by:a close shave. A nota
ble feature of the occasiop was the scornful
vigor with which the Young men' denounced
the recent salary-grab by the members of the
last (longres,.s. This indicates ahealthy
sentinierit which wi,ll, be felt hereafter at
the ballothux. The Wellsburg Brass Band.
very generously furnished_ good music for the
occasion, which was fully appreciated by the
audience. The programme was well arrang
ed, thenxerciies were neither too short nor
too long, the hall was well filled, and every
one was pleased.
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OURrEIGHBORS.
owantla claims a population of 3,600
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inhabitants.
—Scranton. is to obsdive Decoration Day
very extensively:
—freight traffic on the Northern Ceritral
has beep mm 01131137 heavy of Into.
—TliCre is to be a itim , time table on the
Erie Railway on the :Nth instant.
• —l3ellefonte wants a Local Option train to
tun betweenthat place and Lock Haven!
—Extensive prnparations ate being mach
to celebrate Deboration Day in Elmira.
77-Col. Archie Baxter will be the 'orator of
the G. A. R., on Peporfttion Day iii Elmira.
—G. , W: Fishier, of Elmira, lifl• e the pfmr
tract, fof building the new irop bridge, of
Tidioute. .
—Corning has a library associaL whim.
gets the license moneys of the town to buy
books with. , tt f
—lt is said that tha lends of lkfinnequa;
over in Bradford coup y, aro naming their
babies 'ifer4lo," -
—Rev.Akfr. Thomas, billed by the Itfo
does, was formerly a member of the Genes
fiee.Conference. . •
-9o*. Hattrauft has appointed 3. Harvey
'Wheeler soap; of 701 , g148 and measures for
Lycomiog cum%
—Airs. Lucinda-.. - 'D•fattor f a.,'ottnalitt; ;tat
receiatly,iiiipiiii4-It bid ;quilt . witkl.l i 'pa i ,4
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ferent pieces ihOreliv -,,, = ..',' .', : 4 " , I";: :
4-43eisis of Ali - e. - -ce_itizenik• of Elnilia:wilA a
paid' fire department,
.. .;, bilfttle't d ointudiqoilii•!.
cil don't want Wj
just yet . iyet . f t ... ~ .;:: , -,- 4: -
- -The Wil I iamsport Tollziate` getting whrin
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over local ,politics ,, ~ hero. arefoor - p/Mll./.1.
dates fox 2dayor in te el& , .. . ...-::•:4
—Arina-Diekinsim. ha -A Verk'sniall holiso
in Rochiister, on the O'Cening Vihen'sholiskea'
in that city, "What's to hinder?'
A. Wilt*lnsport furniture inan lint* out
a card inscribed `Buggy I For Sale!' and
placed it upon a secend bed-stead.
• —The Elmira Advertiser states t pro
.are two hundred, licenses for - the ..salet-of
liquors in'tbat city, including those to apotty-t:
ecaries. • • •
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—A few days 'ago; a hroolctrout weighing
three pounds, was -caught in the mill pond,
of the Schrader Land Company., in Bradferd,
county, Pa.
• —Miss Brewer, a native of Dyad - ford coun.-
ty, has earned an enviable reputation'. as an'
elocutioniit and reader; in Philadelphia-and
vicinity.
-1-The Time.? or Binghamton says tho mor
tality of that citykh
uiseen much .less since
the establishmenThf theriatei Works; though
the population has been increasing. ,
- -George Puinnelly, a -leading _citizen
of Owego, N. Y.,
and a gentleman Ofweolth
and 'refinement, died .Nery quddenly, at his
residence in that Villagehistipriday morn
ing.
—From the Lock"Have:n ,flemoirat NVA
learn that the West Braneh'Canip•Meeting
'has appointed Tuesday, the 19th of AOgpst;
as the day fbr the opening of thatgreat re
ligious gathering;, ,
—lsaac Gregory died at Athens
. on
day week at the,age of about'BO years. • He
has been a resident • of that village for many.
years,! and had a very large circle of friends
in Bradford county.
—When they were building the new church
in Binghamton, the clergyman announced
that there would be a nave set in the north
end thereof. And one of his parishoners al
lowed:that she knew whom he meant.
—The Elmira OciZette says the Farmers,
Club of that city, is to put up aline, commo-,
dious and convenient building of its own
suitable for library, discussion; exhibition
of agricultural implements and products.
—Prof. Selden J. Coffin, formerly connect
ed with the Susquehanna Collegiate Insti
tute, has been elected Professor of Mathe
matics in LaFayette College, to fill the va
cancy occasioned by the death of his father.
—Hon. S. Ross, the President of the Pine
Creek Railroad Company has rented an of
fice in Jersey Shore for the use of the engi
neers, and it is expected that tho work of
building the road will soon be commenced.
—Snow - fell to lthe depth of four inches in
Bernice, Sullivan county, on Saturday, May
3. We also learn that quite a snow storm
was experienced along the line of the L. V..
R. R., between Mauch Chunk and Alehoo
puny.
—Eleven thousand licenses have been is
sued in Allegheny county forselling liquors.
This- county is ono of those that voted for
license, and it must be that they expect the
whole State of Pennsylvania to move within ,
its herders.
—W. S. Cooper, of Watkins, N. Y., has
recently received, as a memorial of his de
ceased uncle, J. Fenimore Cooper the cele
brated American novelist, a beautiful silver
headed cane, formerly belonging. to his il
lustrious ancestor.
—A case has just been decided (iniDela
ware county in which a subscriber to the
Franklin ; Register was compelled to pay the
full amount claiined and costs, because he
didn't pay arrearages when he sent back his
paper to be stopped.
—Rafting has been more brisk on the Sus
quehanna this spring than for many years
previous. The abundance of snow the pass
winter enabled the lumbermen to get their
logs to the mills, Lind hence the large quanti
ty of lumber whidli is making its way to the
lower-markets.
—Poi:, Weston iSc _Bronson's mill in Paint
ed Post, which was destroyed by lire April
21st, is being rapidly rebuilt. With the force
employed, consisting of sixty men, twenty
of whom are 'millwrights, it is expected that
the mill will be ready for use on the 20th day
of June.
- -The third story of the First National
Bank building, in Bath, N. Y., was set on
fire by the explosion of a kerosene lamp last
Wednesday evening. The new steam fire
engine was promptly on the ground, and the
fire was soon drowned out, thus saving a
large loss of property.
—TluAlTtiverly Enter prisesays : there is a
man in Southport whose -niune is ScheikughL
waukilati. It is all right enough as long as
he is kept in Southport, but lie is going
West to found a town, and the brakemen
out there will soon have an opportunity to
break their hearts and spring their jaws on
Scheikughwaukilatiborough.
—Ezra: Rutty, Esq., of North Towanda,
has shown the editor of the Reporter a relic
plowed up on his farm the other day. It is
an image of a man's face, which was evident
ly (cut in soma soft substance many years
agd,, but is now as hard as Sint. The sculp
ture is without doubt the work of the origi
nallinhabitants of this country, anti was oxe
pute4 centuries ago, ,
I -USEFUL AND SIIDGEATIV.V." —A friend
at Knoxville sends us a letter criticising the
article on the construction of dwellings print
ed in a late, issue. We think his abjection
to the Cincinnati plan is sound so far as the
question of moisture is concerned, but as a
protection against fire the• Western notion
would seem 'to be the bept. The danger
from that source in most eoitritry dwellings,
as every insurance man ylows, - is mainly
from the inslde, • from defective chimneys,
Stove-pipes, igrc.„and it would seem that the
inch - spambetween the filling and the latlr,
propoged by our correspondent, would op
erate as a most effective Quo tc'eendtiet Arc, •
ity!tho event• of its catching on the inside.
But, after all,'the danger from fire in any
well-cOnstructed detached dwelling is very
slight and not to be considered in compari
son with damp walls.
We have in mind a house in-Ahis village
'Milt, si* lnClm studding filled in with brick,
leaving an inch air chamber bet Ween the fill
idg and the outside sheathing and 'a similar
one between the brick and the lath on the
inside. This house is very dry, coOl-in'shm
mey and 'Wartri in winter; but it does not.en
tireW exelyde rats and ipleo, But, for all
that,' We beliese it it a better honse, than' if,
built On the Cincinnati plan; and we have
ttd doubt the one suggested 'by opt correi
pondent_is just about as good. Here is his
letter :
Yes; we see "ohjection" to Alm proposed
mode of construction by the "Cincinnati
- builder, which appeared in your issue of the
16th ultimo under the above head, first page.
We suggest: 'Upon a good foundation nave
a broad sill ; then - the usual frame-work of.
posts and studding, being sure to have the
studs wide enough to leave a space of_ one
inch betwixt the tilling and tha. laths fur the
plastered wall. This rair-space gives rooPt
for all moisture from without, which would
be precipitated into the rooms • if, not taken
up by said space before reaching the plastered
wall. Studding 2x Zp inches is proper for
four inch 111114. Slate or pebble stone laid
in any cheap mortar will serve a good pur
pose in teneing:out air, bat.serve as a sure
conductor for itiorsture. as far as, said
,con
ductor is continuous.. • "
By using a broad sill and cure in floor
ing mice are effectually excludied. By fill
ing flush with' the outside of studs, "the
open spaces between the studding, weatheis-:
boards and lathing are"—nowhere; and so
do not servo as "flues to conduct fire" any
where.
oar Cincinnati friend fg , any other
blinder, will accept oupsyggestions, we shall
not. regret offering them. KxoxvcLt n.
THE LATEST 3IAGNIFICENT ENTEEPRISE.
—Editor. Agitator—Dear Sir : m going to
Start a newspaper I You needn't laugh now,
because it's a fact. Why shouldn't I? The
fashion of the day is to establish an " incle
peMleut Journal," arid going to keep pip
With'. the 'style. • ,
Where am,l going to locate?, Well, for
sometime I have been troubled with this
question, but at last I have solved • the prob..
lean. T. shall at up 0" blupdin4 iulhe euteni
MEE
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, part Copp, Hollow an iswing*tly. ; ship , '
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gleAvith theinsorlptirM ".0,00,11.
,iII.OWG, 4-
!zirri - '' - imizitell,upon -it in glaring; - letters.—
In the first issue of my paper tiluili4o :in
for ri'divisibn of the' Hollow and 4 .;00, - ,fora
.removal of the school-house. 4 1 10frIfollo,w
Ought to be divided, naYhow.fi„lt'a longer
than it'is wide, and therefore offkl4 Ao..,borut
in two. True, the school-hi:MO' is .xfot! far
from the place where the cross-road - between.
, the State road and the cioppliollowlzighway
I joins the latter named - road. But itought.to
._be right on one of the corners, and - I, shall
never be silent upon the mutter Until:: it, is
reinoved to that place. ' I T intendto estnblish
'the Gazette office ,upon the -oppOsite'ebrner, ,
analtry to show 16rtb such good tensons'Ttci
- tle'_tiiizens of Cupp nolloiy throngh,the not-'
. inxiiiif-t he Gazette that they will in liet
convinced oiTtheme, essity of suelia remov
al: The first time I pie c. n editorial pen
-Isbell give, niy readers a little sound 'advice
about dividing the Hallow. 'lf I can gettho
Hollow dividd, the school-house will almost
move itself. - -`
And now while I think of it let me tell you
hoW I id:11'0114g to manage the circulation of
my parer sai l 4 to-cheat the Government out
of that - postage arrangement. As soon as I
.commence ies ing the - Gazette I shall organ-
ize- an Expres Company
_with myself as
,
President,. essurcr, . Secretary; Ci,enerni 1
Agent and , eI4.CrY Agent: Ishail tbargo
ihe,Coinriapyltlo,oo a r "year for my services as-
President, sso oo for undergoing the labor
iousi duty of . easurer, $25,00 for doing the
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business of S cretary, $20,00 for acting as
General Age it, and for working for the
company as Delivery- Age9t I shall expect
to' retain whatever money,-comes into my
. 436ssessinn. So you see by, way - of the, Ex-
,presid can have my papersdelivered initafft
ly to.my subscribers and tit :the seine: - time
Make it profits ale to myself.
-Now, Mr. Editor I understand you have
a number of young men in your town who
have a kind of!hankering after the fnewspa
-Per business. I want a partner and, I pro
sumo it would not be much trouble for you
to send. me over ten or a dozen of the class
just mentioned, so that I could take my pick
out of that number. I would prefer my
partner to - be bet*ecni4*elvii. and 'iaiglit3t.'
-years old, with 'n cash capitol of two, hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars. Yours truly,
&nix Wocrn.
Copp Hollow, May 6, 1873.
P. S. You will bear from me again. ; •
ITEMS OF IGENERAL INTEREST.
The public debt statement shows a reduc
tion of the national debt for April of $2,-
247,485 GO.
An iron bridoi at Dixon, Illinois, fell on
Sunday week while crowded with people
gathered to witness a baptism. About fifty
persons are believed to have been killed.
The wreck of the t Atlantie at Halifti*,lms
been blown ahhost to pieces with gunpow
der, and large quantities of goods have
been secured. Thus far 349 bodies have
been recovered.
Commissioner Douglass estimates that
there will be a saving of $1,000,000 per an
num in the cost of collecting the internal
revenue under the new law which goes into
effect on the 20th instant.
Great distress prevails among the popula
tion of the islands of Baffin and Shark, off
the coast of Galway, Irelands The sheep
have died - of stqvation, and the potato crop
of last year being a failure the people have
no seed to put in the ground.
Mr. Wright,` {'of Sheffield, England, pro
poses to supply -I th° world of the' future with
gas fOr light and heat made front common
air by means of electricity. It is only to
cost fifteen cents per thousand feet. He has
patented his precess, so if it works, Wright
will be right.
The Governor has approved the Uougress
ional apportionment bill that was passed at
the recent seion of the , Legislature. • It
was not in all aspects satisfactory to every
portion of thetate, but itsi practically im
possible to arrange the districts so that they
will please everybody.
At the meetileof the Republican State
Committee held at Harrisburg on the Ist
instant, it was resolved that the next State
Convention be held in that city - on Wednes-•
day, the 13th of August. Resolutions were
adopted declaring that the Republican party
has reason to lie proud of the manner in
which Governor •Hartranft has discharged
the duties of hi office, ind-thanking Rus
sell Ellett and ' en. Bingham foftheirefil
cient managem nt of the last campaign. - -
.
The change ifi the Collection of the inter
nal revenue, under the new regulations,
a l
goes into effect on the 20th of May. The
office of •assesso •is abolished, and the en
tire duty of essing and collecting the
taxes is placed i
ii
the hands of the collect
or. The distr cis are to be conveniently
divided, and deputy collector to be as
signed to each division, who is to make
monthly report to the chief office.
lion. James rooks, -of New Ye*, avert'
prominent publ c man, died in Washington
last Wednesda week. He was born in
Portland, in 1 10, became a journalist in
1830 -- ,'and has e er since occupied a conspic
uous position. , He started the New York
Erpras about / 30. At that time, and un
til 1856, Mr. BrOoks was a Whig,' and was
twice eleited to t Congress by- nlet party.—
In 1850 he supported Fillmote; in 1860 he
'was a Bell. and Everett man; and at the
end of that carnpaign he joined the Demo
crats. For eigl t years past he has been a
prominent member of _ Congress and the
principal leader of his party in the House.
He was deeply implicated in the Credit.Mo
biller bffeiness t awl tte devpkopnients made•
by the, hpvestigation last winter probably
hastened his; death:
tRIAGES.
‘ll.—Al thp xesidenco of,thp,
:bury. bniihe Gth inettint; by
Er. William Shermuti and Mina
addlebury.
SHELPki
bride's fail
Thomas Ki
Afarlab Si
DEATHS
.... ,- -. , ......--... , ...-..—_ , , , -...-4.,.....^..,-,,,..,,,,
sth of May, 1873, h i t' the town-
William Nobles Ilimock, in the
NM.;
mr papers wo expect to read the
and deaths, though in. the ,ono
übably not one in a hundred is of
or arrests the attention of the
no.eiwot, And Sat no do turn to
occasionally meet the name of a
ice. Perhaps the usual number of
use a moment at the simple en-,
itnock's death; and It is because
iore than usually tragical in the
udy, that this notice is of any An
la. more quiet, unpretending. In
it'family could hardly be found.
irne unknown," they lived most
tlitanchestor facto
for of ern, and rearing m n
q,eer the little
li
co,
bays. it",'low ears ago _ they - , TE*;
Uld bOl.lOlOl , mull 'far* which
Oy improved and nearly paid for.
it the mother and one child, now
i;ving. The • children all lived to.
Ilby and strong; and yet neither
icd a usual natural death.
Edwin the oldest son, whose re
;guients of ti{coa.poulit he bather -e
ri t iire , ceniktneY iit''CletlYStutrit. We: -
i.atletit and- faithful soldiers in
149 ttegt., P. V , and on the Ist
theh first hour of that fearful car, I
i to same cannon ball toolt him had
Iber NN mid.
i, neat as a substitute near the
soon tank down to the grave in
'Mee to the malaria of the dis,.
yphuid fever, lika
17th of July, 1887, was chopping
lynter; a short distance front his
come to et night-fall, was found
•hich hulled been chopping down,
in the unfinished gap. 'No ono
I Ise of his death,
iii
I)IIIMCK.—On th
ship of Clytoer,,2llr.
sixty-stx year of ht
NS' It ts 'that liMill
notiees of marriaget
case or the other, pr
any public interbst,
gentual reader hir a'
these 11011M4, apt ,
friend or ticquai 1 date
Yoltr reltdeni wilt p
nouncoment of !qr.
there is something t 1
mortality of tit ls'laio
terent to the publie.
dustrMus, and hone
`R'i'o fortune aunt to
of their lives on the I
Pine crock clatr4b, l
little ftnntly of !Mir
moved to Cbruet, oh
they have cousiderah
Tag ticaill leaves:lml
a man of family, 10
maturity, were heal!
they nor the father t
The first to g 0 Va.
mains,..what littld,frt
ed rip, lie ill re SIAM
leas bite of t 6 most
Cap%. So(l6l 4 'a Col ti
'day er July, 186 : J, in
nage of three day", l
hie Captain to thtsoi
A brother, Cal Yin.
, I
close nf_ the:mar and
NortleCazolitta,:a ea i
Lig, fictitious uith I,
.A.third sou. on th
alone in a fallow in
biome, and, tailing t
at the foot of aaltibi•
dead; - hit ati 'eticking,
could ever tell the en
' 'line father Nan tin e
been working on the
tie trout the (Allure t
tarn to 1,14 Waive V.l
• HQ. win+ sought by his
back by the side. of
tiftu with which ho 1
of diluters gives to
ors a peculiar anti po
'the shadow wonder{
that .'thcro is fait a
that t"rli}- wails hi
:Ir atcrs, did thy foot
"Judge not Om I
lint (runt hta fo
'Behind -a frotinii
Ito hides a atrial,
I, sual tivalth this spring. lip toil
rued all day, was separated a ht.
'ward evening, and Mil no/ re
m lip other men WS .§sosh.—
i fatally and folio.' lyint , , On hi§
the road, the grubhou close by
ad bten employed. This series
the alictions of the two surviv
gnaut,tnyst6ry. They sit nutter
. I; Met Shall colon next, feeltuil
tep betAveen lhfc' aid deto"- ,
he -.ft. tißtilliy,path in the great
tepa ars not known."
or(' by feeble sense
I Lis grace,
g pnwitlenco
I; fact."
N the District Con t of the ignited States,for the
I "gtteterit Distric of Pennsylvania: henry ti..
Smythe a ltankrupt mle, the ,Avt of Congress, of
March '2d, 1867, havitg,applied.for a Ptischmge fropt
I n
till Ida debts, awl of er elainatg proimitie under soft
ket, by order of the omit, notice to herebY given to
sit persons Who hav proved t'hoir debtv, hod other
peranne interested , t appear ott tie atst daY of My
1873, , 5t10 o'clock:a. .. before p. E. Bmitb, Esq., at
his Milne in 'liege, p ~ to show cause, if any they
hatm, why s discherg should not be granted to the
said bankrupt. And further, notice is hereby-given,
that the second •find third meetings of eitdituni u
the said bankrupt,- required by tho 27th and."2.Bth
sections of said Act, will L'e held before the -akin°
ltt Water. at the same time and place. -
IL C. kicCANDT.ESS. •
u? .7
11; 1873-,*
2Votiee to
- ?ittE ham idr coueei
A. ter - sealed by
proved April . , 1873.
I witty 'Collectors..
ng, the Militia Tar. of fifty cents
au Act of the Legislature, ap-
JOB ILEXPOItD,
T. 0. HOLLIS.
HART, •
f at Claimalsstaners,
WdllrbQm, API 1
ISENZINI
- uriasi returned from Now Yo kwi a lam
1111 •LtEDN'AND FANCY - $D$
(N
Kid ov 8 far 0-4%44 data for 60 cents, and
et a
other equally elteap.
You - tweiluvited to canard look for yurselves. N.
charge Wilt he made for showing good s. APrU 29;•1870 -4t:
- Di. E. lAMB.
Registers,
,
N°TICE is hereby Oven ' that t h e . . Xxocntoral-
inintatrators, Slid Guardians named below. have
riled their accounta'in the ttOgister's (Vico for Tioga
county, Pa., and that said accounts sap bayresentod
to thothPhans' court for said county. M a session of
, said court to be held in Wallaboro, on Monday the
26th day of ?day, 1873, at 2 n'cloakp. Ine for Slkoramo
'and'confirrnation. • „.
,
Account of 9:l,..Rotehkies, Oniedisn of C. F. Ca
dy, minor child:4.74=es Cady, deceased , ' ' •
• Ftwil account of David 'Everett; Administrator of
,the °elate of 043, Paige, late of..?'aclusow townShiP.
deceased:
Final uicoutit - 4 Lewis Sealy, Executor of thei last
will , and testament •ctf. Alfred Ihmly, Kato of Jackson
township, deceased. ' '
Final account of If. T. Porter, Administrator of the
estato of Robert Shedden, lato of Urilon townstdp. de.
cadged. - -
Final, account of Jas.. D. Pielden. Administrator of
the eatato of Edward lantiselman s Ws of Blossburg,
deceased.
- Final account of Goo. W: Friends, Admlnlstrator of
the eatate of Bohn Combs, late of Saclukon township,
deceased. \--• • D. L. IIat , AND, '
•Wellsboro, Pa., April 29,1813,-4E . gister.
BRICKI slekt iiitIOKI
230000 BRICK for sale. at the kiln, opposite the
Fair Ground. Also PRESSED BRICK
for eb i wnoy tops, and buildWifigronts.
171M11)1.sjdA.RGR&F",..i.
April 229;•1879.-4t,' ,
Wollsboro., Pa.":
VIVI2F3aEk!,
only 10 cents each, or $l.lO par doZo. over7illlng
n
in tho line of plants equa l ly ,cheap at
X 2 X111,1NC730'1611
XICOPENT - ICOTTS
Wolleboro, 29,1813.-tf.
TRUMAN & BOWEN'S
SAW MILL is now in full blast, and
they ate ready to fill all
orders with promptness and dispatch.
Fencing Boards, Bill Timber, Shingles, Lath, Wood,
&c., constantly on hand.
April 22:ztf,'TAUMAN & BOWEN.
We have Shedir.rni
L.BAI,DWIN pa CO
And now have but ttme to e.
cnatomera that we haveld
BARGAINS
?04 JUIN;
Our Elegant New Store
DESIRABLE GOODS
_at the loweatigloal to be found.
Xll and you will kossif itow : 11 is immelye B.
Oot 15,1879
WllPapeie
,*lf,hs
COY
THE ASSCIR . II4Ntipa raE BEET,
TUE VAILIZi t Y or *ENV, GITBATILECL
ai '.
9f pm: z..VI . l
'ff.v in,...11:4V IMO Tiogit cealptYr
,' I.E: 11:16' . VO - lING 9 B'
130I:kr - sr - Arc:oil:1E
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TIOGA. PA
our friends and
IMIE
Ie filled full of
, ' l
k '' s
; •
T. L. BALDWIN & CO
THE PRICE. THE OilEires7,
• •
NYELLBIIO.ItO, PA,
N IOW Pi}LINE
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An
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Entitle . Stock ~,:; of NEW -, G OODS
\ ' .'' .. ; - • ~
••••T;
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Ottif: ;
wholesale
a.
Dry Goods r N Long
v. i
L
d3h,w , xac:olm' 3F,mucy.mm.
*atop Caps" Gents
WE respectfully announce to the people of aellaboro.t.
town, and are now offering to the public - Trine and w,
-D-R-Et:SYI3 ,GOOD', !SR: OE T")
,'• 5 • -
PEROM.I gu . 4% - nis, TIC)IINGELDFaiIIig;
•
Napkins, 'Towels, Lace Curs
in large quantities, Kid Gloves, Ladies Ties, Lacea and Embroideries, Velours, V)
Skirts and Corsets Iu great variety, in,fact everything belonging' to a lirst-class Dry
•, _ ;
• • 4;.; 7 ._•••• ' • , A : •
We have a choice lot oIitINTS; VAPS, * TIES, dOLLARS,'oeFis, GLOVES,
SHIRTS, &c.,.a1l of the late€ t styles.
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An Immense stock of Men's, Youth's, and Boy's Suits. We manufaaum
our own goods, and can easily.save buyer from teu to
,fifteen - per cept. We
would call especial attention to'our
custom Tailorin,g
We keep the best °LAM
Tricots, Diagonals, Pique
ehort-notiee.
We guarantee all work done by us as regards fit and style.
We invite the people to call and inspeet,our goods before purchasing
where, as we meat to do a strlet
, ,
CA SIT HU-SI-MESS,
- IlaVO - marked our goods at such low figures as to be a temptation to every
CASH buyer.
.13UTTENBERG, ROSENBAUM & CO.
Wholesale Store,
105 DUANE ST.,. NAW YORK.
• • ' M. BERNICOPF, Managing Partner.
Aar Branch stores-158 Water street, 2 Union mock, Elmira, Susquehanna
Depot, and Montrose, Pa.
April £4, 187.141.
el
•
INGAND SU-WMbig
THOMAS HA it DEN
has now onpod d largo suet complete Mock or spring and Slimmer goods which ho offers to the public at
rr .1-11 E I_, Co vv - Es 'r .r.cots_rl3ic_....lE ..IP'EtICIOSI.
, - -
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N DRESS GOODS
1
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the stack ii . ccApplete and varied, cot 'lstiug of pc o pt i f s ic to ß na tifls u lt and Fi ii •enc s h 'Fabrics in all maferials. The
tsl3aortmeut of colors contain the out e s rangq4 lit bl Nov Sh de . . , _ • :,
THE DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT ' )
I ..
. -
contains a well selecie4 stock of standard Bleaglied, and. Brown hintilina ' Calicoad, Oingloins Ticka .o.llored
and Plain Carpet Threadn, Warpii, kc. ' 1 ~,' • : . '-', ' ' '' • - '
embraces a full line of Table Linens, Napkina,:liattingbath Lace' ethblins, Linen ann Paper Shades, Mat
tinga, llompx, Ingrain and Itrussela Carpets, Rugs; M i nts, &e. 1 •
•
T•E[E 'OENTLEAIRN'S•}DEPAR24ENT
MI
o
contains an itutnenso atm*. of Men's, Youth's and Boy's Clothing,—co reposed of .firgt-classnlatoials and
made up in latest styles.—Boots and Shoes, latest styldls of Mats; Caps, Neckties, Collar's, Sc . ) AltJo a largo
stock of Think and Valises, all sizes and prices.
•!, 1
G - ROCERIES, - PROViSIONS' I ,
Timothy and' Clover Seed, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &.e.--,66rThe public arc) resptetfully invited to
call anti oxamlue our atook . :--- , • • „ '. . ' THOMAS HARDEN,
April 29, 11313—tt. , • •
Limited Partnqrsh,i;
NTICE is hereby given that a iimlieepal4beAltiii
has been farmed under the pros iSIOTIB of the Act
of Assembly of Pennsylvania approved March 21,
1936, ,and its several supplements; that tho proper
adidavit has haett tiled, and certificate duly recorded
iditialtelloraok . 's Wilco of Tioga county; Pennsylra
Is, as required by law, and.tbat in - further, compliance
therewith notice is given: .
First. —That the name of the firm under which said
partnership shall be conducted 16 C. S. Mather.
Second.—The general nature of the business to be
transacted is the buying and selling at retail of general
merchandise, atl.awrenceville, Tioga county, Pa.
Third.—The name of the general partner is Charles
S. Matheik, and Ills - place of rvaldenge ,
vine, Tioga county, Pennsylvania.
Fourth.—The aggregate ainouut ofcapital contribut
ed by tho special partner to the Common Mod: la Five
Tbousaud bollarta.
-.-TLis partnership is to commence on tho Ist
4Y Of ApriV.A. D. 18 3, and terminate on the Istda3
of April, A. D., I:B'is. ' • C. f3..MATIII:II.'
.. ,
Affidavit and certificate filed in my °dice, and pub
lication directed 10 the lipdator and IrellAoro Demo
crat:, a L. DEANE,
s April $, J 873-111. ire order.
Stirvoyor s Notice.
-„,llWAliD,lll4YbENotTeni hie service to the public
as a B..uryoyor, He will ne re alyto a t a prompt.
ly 0,41 calls. HS may be fenntL at the law °Oleo of
Sherwood, St. Son, In) Wellsboro i or his rest-
Ames on East Avenue. • • •
wellsbort?. Pfkl. tiga-Y la; 1874.7.-jr.
oTel'shop° School Disfrict.
N ,-
OTTGE Is hereby given that en application will be
made to the Court of Common Mao of T•og:,.
OOlillty at the Mays Term, 1873, for a- decree snthoriz
tug the School Directors of Wellehoio te - htirreemckm
dy not eaceedine five per centuin of the last adjusted,
triennial value( ant for the,purposo 'et building Ruda,'
blob}tildinga finder the Act of April 21, 1871.
1 .16 Ilyprdor of the Board, J. W. BAILEY,
1.-Attefit: J: - B. MIES, Secretary. President,
Wollabore, Pa., hley 13, 1873, 7 4 t, ,- . i
-1-v-VJ--,---
• • - 7 -- -,------,----,.- .
I °Moo at
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7. 18T OF LETTERS_ remaining in tho Posh
LAN'ellOcuro, lita'yr. 10, 1873,
Anlit, Emeriho' Davies, .70501. h Dylieo, 0. J.
rerB l l4oll L 2, V. 11...t011ey, Joseph Johnsoml Hansom
motrtek i , Caxolipe Nehrhorn, 2, Wilimot tint tit, A.
- Sheldon, Thelon* Shaw, Ferdinand Itoeksig.
;qv calling for any of the above, pleaso kay they ar
odyeatisedLortil give Bite of wyer/ibrani.uil •- •
(*FA W. AIERBICK,
FULT Line of 'Table Cutlery and Plated Ware
J 1,4 at Kelly's.
a LASSWARE In endless vorletx A t
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RRIS
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01: 11 ),,tifr,0 11 -Otlal E
EALERS TN .
tionE4 Fanc:y Goodsu
MiLLES:NANSOGES, AND MARSEILLES
mported Cassirneres, Broadel 3tii, Doeskins,
ultings,_ anci.clo clistont . WoTk on
loth, and
The Housekeeper's Departnent
In addition we have a fnil supply of choice Flour.
1111 E
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IiMM
urniishing Goods,
vicinity, that wo have opened a store lit tide.
1J 801u:tett stock of Spring Goods, consisting of-,
NE WES,7`. .DESIGIVS,
INEN TADT,E CLO;TII4,
.Jaccone.t,
Department. ,
I
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Victor 'Caytiage ShO:'
1
•IritiE undersigned Wizlt to tall the attention of the
public to the iiiet that they are manufacturing front
the choicest efileeted materials, the latent and inoi4
approved styles of
LIGHT & HE VY ' CARRIAGES,
PIATFORM.SPRIN(4 "WAGONS,
an, also ith line CIYr•IINDEIt ItATFOIO.I
ItIAGE, cony( niont for tinning about ill t narrow
apace.
Wo shall seep ohedy., 4✓ forp.; 1 goiwr iifisortmeat of
liugkieu and Platform IV.z.;MiFt; arm cnstoinor3 front
abroad may rely on draling here ped what }l n v d•ant
and at as low a, u o as e:rosistent walk
FIRST-CLASSWORK.
• .
()Oen promptly filled. Oor place i 3 at, the old
stand of Bradford S Compton, rtc;ir do Troy HOUSQ,
DANIEL CoMPIO , f,,
Troy, ra., May t, 1.11.:t.-Iy. E. P.-I,ILLLY,
Applications fOr Choll(je.
..
AtOTICIE is hereby gtv,-It Una 'tile ‘ , -I",o‘t to , aitplica.
IN tions for chat ter4 v:11/ he tt,„‘..tsic to Vt.+ toe
of
common Pleas of Tioglk comity oh il.. thttlt any , •t•
May next, fora hearing lit the rroetais at ‘..111,..1t
time ugh!, natio tuotiti will he gtatttesi it ho t)14.3t , 11.011
14 tondo.
l'eittiOn Of ' Robert Trull, Calyin Kelley - , N.•sii clam.
Mu mitt °there fin a charter ,if Incorporation 4. , ; ttio
first 'Baptist &hit li of Wellsbo'ro.
Petition of Geo. AV. Mitchell, 4, kb ri iitalif.l',l, 1, twin
Cleveland and adios for acl . L.,i ger a miNirtimatiiiii 0f
the drat Ilethoditt‘ ViAttoopall lL clan eh of Ai itt,itc,ll's
M IN. ' - t
Petition Will. th 11Ltan, Janlte It. Miller, Cherie*
Colaett and others, Tor a eitarter of itteerOtatnit t....' , 4
liin'flratillettiothit - Epiestitt o al thatch of Millsiziowit.
Petition 'of Vim, M. 81 . :1:.10: a. )4 . 1i1i:!,t",A Vt,•,4,11,. Halsey
Knap and others tor'a anal te . ; ~t. iti",-,tri,c;cati on of the
first Baptist Attire'. t-c (lytiter. 'i
Petition 122-4:::a.ri., :.het weed, F.. I'. flat L, Ir.t it,
• 91,„nic aiiiitother 'ft,r ti chat t , r 0 Ittrorroratik+n an the
fiAt Baptistelmich oi Mansfield,
(
May 0. /Eita-311i% -
1 NiOBT. 0
I .. ..
r 3 OiA,
k4le4"
LEE
FREE 110?dES FOR ALL! Millions of Acres of
choice Government Land opon for entry under the
Homestead Law, near thls , Oreat..Rod/rOad.Nilla Pod
marl:cis and all the conveniences of an old settled.
country.
Free passeS to purchasers of Railroad Land.
liectional Maps, showing the Land, also now edition
of Descriptive ,Pamphlet with now 21apaltenari Frinn
EvEnywriEnn.
• Address • ••
• 0. F. DAVIS,
; Land Cornmilsioner U, P. 12. R.
We - WANT An -AGENT
In this township tteatwaas now, valuable,and
fast selling ook by Dr TOgli COWAN,
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"tax 1621, Poston:ice, Pumaorsaum.
athe following valuable extracts from press notices :
"A very vainablo book.and no one inter.ding Myelin
should fail to read it.—N. Y. Tribune.
"We did not know so much could ho said on the
übject of painthig a house until we read this excellent
ok of Mr. Beird's"—N. Y. Herald,
.t want long felt at last supplied."—Sefentific Am.
"rot only,a necessity to the painter, brit valuable to
every' occuPant of a dwelling.—N. World.
"To 25 collies of this book 'and distribute them
mong ur friends., If they will beedtho adVice there
, you , ouldi make no more valnahlo present "
C 'cage ne. •
n publ • hing this book Mr. Baird ,bas done a real.
eery 'o to Ha community,,-Toledo Blade.-
hope t.e publisher will aoll 1.50,000 ooplui of
this bo ek,duri t '73."—Roston AdrerNer.
..Ny e ye jug 'Muted our 'Roust as ad'vised by the
author, a. d cong • tulate ourselves-that no dwelling in
our neighb.rhOott cola ours in appearance.' —mar
per's lreeA-ty.
"'I,IA selling a sem lo copy for 10 cents; Mr. Delta
nvifettl earth an or er for 2,5 bonntl<ln cloth will
follow.'`—Frank
"We know the t ewn an: country paints therein rec
ommended, and • vouc for their value and the
excellenqo of the " arriso " brand of white lead.".
Phila. Ledger. • .•
ONLY 1 I - v-ENTIC,
RI
Agent:: wanted. Exclusive territory given. The
gill roll itself. Father, Mether„ii4ev,. Brothel',
later, Merchant, ManufactlAttter, Miner, k
iner and l'oursclf all want It Taxan za MONEY IN
t3oncl for Circular. CIIESTBRMAN & WEBSTER,
North sth St., Philatlelpllta, Fa. •
. .
,• .
USE the Reisinger Saab Lock and Support to
FASTEN YOUR WINDOWS!
No spring to break, no cutting or saih; cheap, dura
ble, very easily applied; holds sash at any place de
sired, anti a self-fastener when the sash is diem/. Send
stamp fn circular. Circular and biz copper-bronzed
locks soot to any address iit the U, S., postpaid, on re
ceipt of 50 ets. Liberal Inducements to , the trade.—
Agents wanted, Address IIEISINOER SASH LOOK.
CO., No. 418 Market St., Harrisburg, Pa.
POMEROY BRO'S .. &: META
BANKERS,
"Nfoga County, remea.
BUSINEES RAPER NEGOTIATED.
VomEnor, Dito's BAIMEug,
;rr'?7, Pa,
Fob. 4,187-if.
12,000,000 = ACRES::
3 Warmsel
The cheapest Land in mar i it for sato by the
UNION PACIFIC R LROAD CO
In the great Platte Valley.
3,000,000 Acres :in Central Nebraska .
.Now, for sale in traits or fortyacres and upwards five and ton years' trod tat 0 per cent,' No advance
Interest required.. ,
Mild and healthful clim ate, fortilo'soll, an abundance
of good water./
TIIE MST MARNE'S' IN - VIE WEST I Zia great
raining regions of Wyoming, Colorado, Utah and No.
vada being, supplied by - tho farmers In the PLAT=
VALLEY.
Soldiers entitled to a Homestead, 160 Acres.
BEST LOOATS FOR COLONIES.
`YOU ASK! I'LL L "
,iIfLNEWDEPARTURE IN B
book
[ II BTABLIS I 3.EI) 1830.] '.
41D Wca.caa. *Re :41M-rdierith,geo.
Manufacto , _trs of &loser -Superior all others.
EVERY SAW WARRANTED.
:Ptt'es Belting &net Machinery.
LIBERAL. .I=o/ COUNTS
z. Price Lists and molars free.
WE CH tO PrITHS,
osToN, num., 12ETNoTT, lawn.
$5 to $2O . per e ses da . 3j. iv lgi g ts pe w op al i a o ts ,
odfi All
elther
sex, young or old, make more moaoy at work for us In
their spare nunnents, or all tho Woo, than at anything
else. Particulars free. Address O. STINSON, & CO.,
Portland, 'Maine.
RE CHANCEII
We will pay all Age].
cmgago with us AT ONCE. a,
expoises paid. Address
A. COULTER & CO„
PATENTS,OBWNED.
No fees unless successful. No fees in advance. No
chargo for preliminary search. Send for circulars.
CONNOLLY DROTHEIIIB, 108 Fourth St.,'Phila
delphia, Pa., vid 60$ Ninth Bf., Washington, D. C.
WORKING CLASS I :64I L LY' g l ef ! WALE :
teed. Respectable emplOynieut qt home, day or even
ing; no capital required; full instructions Awl veins,
ble package of goods sent free by Addreasovith
MX cent return Mann), DI. '76.lJAfil 4; C 0.,, 173 Green,
3vich St.; N. Y.
HOw 'TLS DONE; 011, Tile SECRET OUT. Mug
tachq and 'Whiskers in 4,2 days. This GREAT
sEcßEVitud 100 others: Gamblers' Tricks. Cardiolo,
gy, Vbritrilpqrklam, all in Ilia ORIGINAL " BOOK uF .
.11'OND131.S.'' Mailed for 11§.. corks: Address D. O.
ellTheat, earthily, Illinois.
GrIE rr-SLTSpUTE,
KATALYSINE WATER
Is the' nearest approach,to a specific ever discovered
for Dyspopsia,lieuraigia, Rheumatism, Gout, Gravel.
Diabotes,Aidney and Urinary Diseases generally. It
restores muscular power to the Paralytic. It cures'
Liver Complaint, Ct.ronie Diarrlicea, _Piles, Constips r ,
tion, Asthma, Catarrh and Bronchitis, Diseases of the
Skiii. General Debility atid,Noryous l'roshration 'from
mental and Physical Excesses. It is the Greatest An
tidote ever diseovered . for xcesiico Rating ox Drink
ing. It corrects the siornap, promotes Digestqion, and
ROCIVOR the Read alateskttruediately. Noho sehold
anould be without it. For sale by all Druggis
t - iy•Fer a history of the prings, for medical reports
of the. power of the water over diseases, for marvel.
otis emu, and I for testimonials from distinglitelied
men, send for pamphlets. WIIITNEYBROS.,:de I ierat
Agents, 227 South Front Street, Pitiladelphl'd,_Pa.
lina-rxsuwito Srnixo Co.
i ll Tor a l 4 lElVA e lt otßliiid,
0 tj . 1
c ceding, Itching •or lII
[4I
c i rated, Piles that„ Ds
NO'S PILE REEDY falls
to c
ure. It is'prepared ex
-0
pressly to cure the Piles,
and. nothing else.. Sold by
10116-4*. •
ripe, $1
al Druggists,
WANTS
MIEZKEIMMI
.
FOR ALL 'WHO ARE' WILLINGI4. Any
person old or young, of either nei,,,t:lititnakefrono
SLUM $5O per week. at home or; itt:leounk.clion with
other business. Wanted by all. Jiuttatdo to either
City or Country, and any Reason of the year. This ta . i
a race oppot tunny 'tor { thoSO who'nro l out 01 'work, and.
out of money, to inakq 14,1 A ItlCb3ilOraellt living. No
capit'tl being reu s v,,i'reql, , Our ..110W Tel
A.1,11 7 .1,,Nt1,, , - giving lUll.instructions,sentot
receipt of, I,ocents. Address A. idU11.1"01 , 1 & CO., I!‘tor.
risanta, Westrbcstor Co , N. Y. •
AGENTSecil7.7ltel?. B ,,e l ßietttgureWsaciniddnovr
WANTED !,'l t atVcc, 4 „,Zegn"riilo;7o9llreoKaad°-
nay, Now \okt4.
The P - • C
Every Lady wants ono t;
Every Map nught to have ono' k -
sent on receipt of Ten - Cr_LIIP.. Address. L. F. HYDE
Az CO, 10;1:4:wINth New York.
"lON-TON fIAitTATION SIGNALS,
stmt t u tweipt of S 3 cis. Unique Printing and Pub-
Itslovz, ikoose, ytt Vesey kitroct, Now cork.,
• The tieekivith $2(l Portable , Fainily Sew
lug •litaritiae, dn. • Thirty - Days Trial ;
many advautag.-4 over aIF, Satiefacliou gliaianteed,
refaluled. 'Sent coutpletb, wAll% full tlir.ectiou4.—.
necl;tPtllt`Sewing Muchine Co., Bth3 Broadway, N.Y.-
NI: \‘' P.l,,X2l'RiTis,:t",'W. TlRNirtivit bitt<ln
tiun. 2,-.„(Allip the .1:341.4bre t and' 'under
e.v.rrciso or Eswir. , reEtt•Earttin, - is worn
..tilt eoielt - olt, kept op .anif day, ettcefa
'itsrmarbtntebte inn feu. VeekSb. Soli cheap. and Etett.t.
by Mall *ben EctjtteatztiLliteithtrit free, when. oracred t
by letter - vont Trusa• Co., NO, F 6 Broad:-
we?. N. "V. coy. uces_ Metal SpriutiF Trusses;;
too aft' tqtf frpfratn,/t,11:., A
AXD S'Ek
t-ss ri
, to 7 ALL
vA v
1 IYELLSBOIIO, PA',
NV. H. Burin,
Islosaburg. Pa.
Onsui, NEU
er weak nq clan who
Ilailiatted and
i(imp4ion.
i. S,G lbi3-egwly.'