•
~ A Pailoy.
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the children • •
Who have Urea through !WM/ lailm
Were cOneeted and inirpected; , •
••••• ••,,,,ThoyAnaildraike norm:Orono th rong. —,
fr:771910-1 11 . babble or,tholZoblet •-- - -
+I,•itAMII thOuttribtliintoll • •,
4 .49• begi n with and 'Abet,- •1
Anil to finish tip within I
Think of aU thinmen and women
Who arb bow and who liwri been,
• Every nation Bine° creation. . .
i. , ..;.f.r4` aim% Ma of•nura has „i
• . Andsol all of them; not any
But was once a baby small,
While of children; oh, how many
' 'l7 MVO no:er grown np.at all _ ,
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some have never laughed nor
Never mud their may feet;
Some have even flown to heaven,
.llro -they know that earth was sweet;
_arid ladeed, I wonder whether, •
' ;It we reckon ev'ry birth; ,
• And bring such a flock together, '
• - - - Therols room for Slept on earth.
ic• 4—• r.•
' theft '
titllllitig faCI44
Who their saucy ears will box 7
Who .willCireati them and caress them?
Who Will darn-their little socks ?.
;'Wbeie arearnie'enough fo held' them ? '
rzuanda ttapaa each shining head ? ;
Int, Will plates them? who stela them? '
Who-svill pack thein off to bed ?
;:- I. `: , L titbit hitip*Cliiiiitian children;
Little savage children, too, •
In all stages; of all ages,
That our Vanet ever knew!
Little princes and princesses.
Little beggars, ,wan and faint,-
Some In very handsonie dresseit, •
Naked some, bedaubed with paint.,
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Only think of the confusion
Such s motley crowd would make;
..; Oathrr of 3heir chatter, .- • ... :
And the things that they would break
- Ohl the babble of the Sable!. ~ .1. •
41)h I the finder of the fuss
To begin with Cain and Abel, , •
And to f4itah off with us I
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QUIPS, AIM QVIBXS..
Tiongh, tisk—cork soles.
Long tislesturniiikes.
Sorrowful-fishes—w(h)ales. •
Wood.tor coffins—dye-wood.
Bright fishes—rays and lamper
'put, a 'horse on his metal—aloe
- Romantic deatli----aYoung lady= drowned
in teats: . t 4 ' , •
' .l tit ii '. lartguagol-'coriversation. ...between
partner). . • '
Words - in• seaiOn.- 7 -- -
"Breddy.bitd;:tliag ycr." •
A:tree Airierican is too proud to beg and
toe licaiest to. steal. He gets tainted.
Gravity, is, no
is more an evidence of wis
dere.. than a tcollar
paper of a linen shirt.
•
• Most men like to see themselves in print.,
Ladles -like to see themselves in silks and
velvets.." - • , ' '. ' • .
".1 5 Oor, but respectable people" are com
mon enough; what we want now arc a few,
who; are, rid:l,llnd - respectable.
. ..
Ayoung - lady studying French, and, find-,
'ing that "belle" Meant "fide," told sonic) one
in a letter that we had a great deal of belle,
weather lately. • ' ,
An amateur editor in Indianapolis has
made a fortune by his pen. His father died
Of grief after 'reading one of his leading ar
'ticks, and left him $130,000.
- Miss Lyons; of Newark, shot - her 'brains
out, because she was obliged to board with
strangers. •• We have often wondered why
more boarders didn't commit suicide. ,
A. cherubic little fellow told .phis kindly
school teacher 'recently, that he doesn't want,
to be an angel so much as he did. He pre
fers to, grow up, go to Congress and receive
back pay. , . .
Mr, Charleki Thapson recently ran his head
against a young lady during a cotillon.
"Ala I excuse me deah," he cried; "did it
hurt, ahr "No, sir," she replied, "it's too
softsto hurt Anything." il
When n
you see paragraphs stating that
Mr- So-and-So, of such a place, is 111 years
, old, set it down in your mind that the man
who wrote the item would have been a mag
nificent liar if his early educatson had not
been neglected -. .
•
~,,, "Is`Mike McCloskey in the ranks ?". ask
the commander-in-chief, as the army stood
in „line of battle. "Here, Gineral, ' said
Mike, stepping forward. "Then let the en-„
gnendent begin," said 'the General. , That
is the waylilikci tells the story. , -
Jedediah Burchard, once preaching a re
vival sermon; was interrupted by the en- 1
trance of Aaron Burr. "Here comes one,"
says the revivalist, "against whom even I
will testify in the day of judgment." "Yes,
sir," said Burr, "in fifty years of criminal
practice I, have always found the greatest
rascal tern State's evidexe."
' "That's • a very stupid brute of yOur's
John, " said a Scotch minister to one of his
,parishoners, a peat-dealer, who drove his
merchandixe from door to door in a small
cart drawn by a donkey. "I never see you
but `the Creature is braying." "Eh, sir,"l
said. the peat-dealer, "ye ken the heart's
warm . when friends meet."
A lady Walkieg on Ilroadway a short time
ago a gentleman's button caught in the fringe
of her shawl. , Some moments ,elapsed be
fore:the parties were separated. "I, am at
tached to you rnadam,' said the gentleman,
goodhemoredly, while he was industrious
ly trying to get loose. '. , "The attachment is
Inetual, air," was the equally good-humor
d reply.
suetsmartest case of the kind that we haVe
with lately is that of a g,irl who makes
her'Unsespecting father the daily bearer of
sweet missives to a• clerk in his office who
has beee forbidden to visit his employer's
house; ',She pins the letter in the old gentle
man's cloak; and when he reaches the once
and throws oft the garment, the clerk' gets
it and responds by the same carrier.
Miss Kitt ----- danghter of D— , --.„ loVes
her father Mad takea an - interest in hispro
fession. - ` Tho, other day a lady called in to
see tier; and asked her how she was and bow
ahnwas getting along. "Oh; pretty well,"
answered Mias.Ritty, "pretty well; plenty
of colds, some bronchitis, and a little typhus
fever; hut as father said yesterday, to make
things lively, what we want is a nice little
epidemic." . • • .
A few days since one of our popular at
torneys called upon another brother of the
profession .? , and asked his opinion upon a
certain point of law. The lawyer to whom
the question was addressed drew himself up,
and said, "I generally get paid for telling
what I know l"- The questioner drew a
half-dollai from his waistcoat pocket, hand
c4, 4 to the other and coolly remarked, "Tell
ms'alLyOilimow, and give Inc the change." ,
In a night-school the other evening, Ir l a '
village not twenty miles from Oxford, t h e
teacher was trying to make his class
stand the meaning of,subtraction, under
°and. to ii
justkate his Subject, said, "SuPIY osing a f ar
leer bad foer hundred 'aheeP, and he sold
114't them,-by
Alli'd what-process„ would he 17,13-
tiers u how many he l e f t t What
won d ho 'do ?”
F LII
A. rAW .I. Joned lad of four
!'", with beaming face aid outstretched
arm, replied, as 'icon are he cpinßht the teach
er's eye, '"Ard'it tile shuppard, sir."
Danbury News•isms.
Did - yOu ever 'wake up nt ink night and
think of Sergeant Bates.? • . '
A. woman Avho tells fortuneS frtim a, %est
op ja not necessarily psaueeress,
People who have 'luxuriated
on buck
wheatcakesallwinterarebackingupagainst
door jams and gate posts with a good deal
of pleasing ; activity: - • .
Theto Wixe fight between Danbury, and.
librfollC 'roosters in - this. place on Friday.
Tbe palmovery good citizen Inuit feel over
such a btutal display is seinewluit • modified
by the fact that our rooster licked. ,
Avery unpleasant fix was that of thog.erit
on Saturday night, who struggled manfully
but hopelessly to encase himself within a
pair of tight boots while a dog fight was go
mg on around the corner: lie finally got
out there in bis stocking feet, but . the fight
over. •
A Danbury beau of ten winters (not like
this one however), stole a-barrnonidarriday
evening. to serenade his girl with, and was
sending thunder and lightning through it
when overhauled by his father and the own
er, He says there are places where a poult
ice, won't lake hold worth a cent. • - •
A Danbury young man who was once a
clerk, lately went on a farm to work. The
first night. in his new position he was de
tailed to retrieve a calf from tho apartment
of its parent to another shed, and while e '-
gge, as thousands have been before him,
in ahoving the contrary beast along, tho
mother reached under the tails of his coat
with her horns, and suddenly lifted him up
against the roof of the building AT , frtli alerce
that threatened to abetter every bond in his
body. The first thing he did on returning,
to Oath was to rub himself, the next thing ,
was to throw up his place. lie said ho.dtd
net doubt that agriculture was n noble pur
sult,•ond. that the farmer needed an assist
ant br the discharge of his multifarious du,
ties, but be don't believe the Creator design
ed him for making skylights in. cow-shed: ,
2 -
B hoip4,*Oziwtorreiroa to your . 'Mend.
PAINTED' POST . IRON ViORKS,
111
REM
"How's your 610)
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sell them CELN4P---if you, don't believe it; e4,11 - 472;c1,: see.
ME
,I".A.ITVW - VOD - 11POST., -
-...iLii , , i viirsow 0 N :& COl,
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MANUFACTURERS or . N • , •
POII,TAI3I4E AND‘StATIONARY STEAM ENGINES & BOILERS:
.
•
- • „ PARTIOTLAR ATPENTION PAID TO ,•
. , \
GANG SAW 'AIALtS, ENGIASti, '3,4:PLAY & dIRCULAit:MII.44
SHINGLE MILLS AND ENGINES ALWAYS ON AND
Water, Wheels suiteo.to all beads of,f , #ater, Tannery Irons . , Bridge Irons, &t.
experiente , by our 'air. lir. IL Calkins of over twenty
years. as a dffacbinist r anil Forenuin; enableS ns, •
by MS personaL:supervision, to make` ,
strictly tlrst-class Goof's.
"Fah. 11 1871-17
G. W.YRESTON. o itc). (ME asrANS
•
PRESTON & HEERMANS
IRON FOUNDERS. & Z.:ANIMISTS
~•,, • •
1 , , er,. • • : • •
"1 g r.. 9
61ANDFACITUREWI OF
STEAM 'ENGINES AND BOILERS, •
Circular, Gang and M - u,ley Saw Mills, Machinery for
Tanneries, Shafting, Gearing and Castings of
every, description in, Iron, and Brass.
tOil - Macbinoriof all i filuds repaired promptly and at reasonable rates.7l*
Corning. August 28, 1872.-1 Y
New Spring Cfood_s.
THE SPRING CAMPAIGW: IS IiTEK
AND,THE PEOPLE'S kIORE IS THE
WITH THE LARGEST, AND MOST COMPLETE STACK OF
Staple & Fancy Dry Ga-ods
It, has get to be pretty generally known that we keep the largest stock, tho beat goods and sell them as
JOr,f as any house in the trade In this section; and we keep very many articles not kept at any other store in
tcorn. In addtUon to our general stock, .
Our darpetitocit comprins *anti tab
and every variety. Oar Cloth Stock exceeda'any within nay miles, in quantity and variety,
DRESS GOODS,sllAwLs'A,Nti DOMEsTic GOODS
enough for a jobbing trade. The citizene of Tioga county are respef,iftilly Invited to call
~a iniexanalun our
stock anti prices. , • • • • • ,
Apa11,1.1873. SMITH & WAITE.
LEE= vrtgr En= VEIE UMW =WC ?
trazia.m . triLsom
. .
Hai gone to Now York to bit4j a stock of Sprike'cdtd #*2
iner Goods. He intends to buy from, the ,best markets at
bottom,priees,and he will have some sple did bareains
to offer his customers when, he returns:
He has NOTII . on hand a quantity of .Clothing and
DPegs Gbods Witch he wants' oul: of ',the wal),,a,nillie takes
this method of informing yorkoon,fidentially,that he will
ESTABLISHED ;IN 1849
' FIIIKT IN THE FIELD,
N....
EVER OFFERED IN CORNING.
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Cali
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Corning Pound
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Et. ` W. -3E:bevarrk.4:2) i , CSC •., 4 a (>313.a 11 91
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, lihniutact urers,a Station:ll'Y noil , Pcrtablo ENltuca and iiiiilers.'' (leaking; sinittinti and Si:i, iiiiipry reqiiirou
roe !kw iitilld, GrisiVirla and i ranhieries. Ovens and Grates, fur burning. Tau, • tierinys,, ria )Iq , viUg tiultlia“, 4l ,
and Watched hark, ensilage, Rolls, Railroad Frogs, Chairs. and" Repairing ii.siii ai Alit t 110 it I.: NV° 'hav'e: fa.
chilies for shipping by Canal; or 'Railroads to all points, owl can furnish 31adiltiery clual. , r thin Eastern or
t 1 eaten intilders of 1116 beat 'quality.
Jail. 1. 15(72-Iy. , , • , -• ._ - li(titNlNl4. N lank?, 14 ENTV. N.V.
4
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SPRING GOODS.
Staple and'a,
READY-MADE CLO
My stock has ;been procured!'
wilt be satisfied with prices.
SPRINGA SUIVER
has now on hand a largo and complete stock of Spring indSummer - imods which ho offers to the public at
the stock is complete and varied, consisting of Doruekic, British and French Fabrics in all materials. The
assortment of colors contain tho entire range of the fashionable Now Bliadee.
contains a well selected stock of 'standard Bleached and Brown Muffins, Calicoes, Gingli4us, Ticks, Colored
and Plain Carpet 'threatli, 'Warps, &c.
, .. .
• The Housekeeper's Department.' • i
embraces a full lino of Table Linens, Napkins, Nottingham Lace Curtains, Liumt ' and Paper Shade l.l
s, Mai
tinge, liemps, Ingrain and Brussels Carpets, Rugs, Mats, fm.
contains an immense stock of Men's, Youth's and Boy's Clothing,—composed of first-class materials and
made up In latest styles;—Boots and Shoes, latest styles of Hats, Caps, Neckties, Collars, dm. Also a largo
stock of Trunks and Valises, all sizes and prices.
. , .
• '
GROCERIES,i PROVISIONS',
, .
Timothy and Clover Seed, CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, &c., &e.—TAZ - Tho public arc regpeetfully invited to
call and examine our stock. . „ THOMAS HARDEN.
April 29, 1873—t1.
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•
The Largest Establishment , in Northern Pa.
=
TT MING facilities for buying and hanging large quantities of Goods enables
_EL lowest Jobbing prices. In our retait i r department Goods are sold at. a si
. .
/AMC stock of
STONII,
Transfer Ornaments, Stripi
Jan. 1.1879.
LL,
ETPERStestanzentary on the last will add testa.
,ment of Richard 'Mean, late of Covington. Tioga
.cOnfity, Pa.Oleceaseq, having beggligranted to the. un
•dersigned,' all persons Indebted 'the estate of said
'decedent, and those having.claimaAgrainst the same,
aro hereby notified to call for'settlement on either' of
'the exiamtors of said will, at their place of residence
as given below.
C. S. VIDEAR, Covington, Tioga Co.. Pa..
• RICIM VIDE&N, Forksvillo, Sullivan Co., Pa.
Aprll/873.-6t. , •
e Executors.
' i
LEASANT and improved rooms famished with
P
all that can be bad to give one pleasure instead of
pain, are found at ,
A. B. Eastman's Dental Office,
;where the in liquid lilt:wins dzide is continauly ad
ministered with thcf ' happiest resnliii; also Ether,
Chloroform and tholtarebtle Spray is used When pre
ferred. . • , _ . _ • • •
' "ARTIFICIAL TERM, 1 .
from ono to 41:1 entire, sot, inserted oft abort notice.—
ripticlat attontion given to, diseases- of the mouth,—
Preservation of the natural teeth a specialtv 'Work
=ted and terns reasonable,- - Opposite Cone
Wallalboroi Pa.. Fob, A, 1878-tt.
- V> 4 ll‘, - AB
.0 C.
DRESS G
Shoes, &0., Su.
Mr :- Val
T
TR,01114.S HARDEN
THE .L.,cow_u,s9r
THE DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT
THE GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT
In addition wo have a full supply of choice Flour,
*TOI3IV
BavegaseTA
RIIODB 'ISLAND AND WATER LIMB,
EOM
GLASS,t ALL SIZES, SINGLE AND DOUBLE THIOK, PAINTS ALL RINDS AND COLORS,
VARNISHES AND VARNISH BRUSHES, A FULL STOCK.
and Brushes for Carriage
Cutter Ornamenting.
fall line of all classes of Good appertaining to our business kept in stock.
Executor's Notice.
V 1 C
ofe li/tag:thine Shag,
r' IS. ' t-113:11:Y - 1 43 "40 .
• ATHERS
M•ceived a large stock of
row
DR Rl' GOODS,
MI
ODS, WHITE GOODS, '
HING, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS
liable for the spring Trade:
orn the best markets in the coitntry, and
,ilierefore' you.
I .4 3 1.1V7C1 iiiiitME.
im..c•ozziss.
IN DRBS,S'.:OOODS
151
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MIOLESALE •AND DETAIL
I
Adminishiator's Notice..
tiETTERS of Administration on the estate of Con
id Cowley late of Union township, deceaseil, have
been granted to Catharine Cowley, residing in Union,
T s
said a e
e c gro lt ir'e P r L e iu t o o s requested cni o
make acin payment,
having claims or uemande will , will make known the
'same without delay. . !CATHARINE COWLEY.
Union, April. 16, 18.13.-ft.
Farm for Sale.
AVALUABLE lht4n,for 'sal e of 195 flares, situated
in the town of Nelson, Tioga county, Pa., con
taining 30 acres of, good tobacco land, 2 good bearing
orchards of choice fruit, tuul 40 acres of timber of ill
kinds. The balance is finst•class wheat land, is fenced
in 8 fields, and has water in every field. There is also
a good large house of 11 rooms, and all necessary out.
buildings, a good now barn. good tenant house and a
blacksmith shop. The stock and farming tools will
be sold with the place if dealt:ed. For further petite
mare inquire of the undersigned on the premises. .
, Nelsoff,,Pa. p , Mar. 25, '73-2m * JOHN STARNER.
• • r
91111E,subscriber offers
bury,' near Keeneyvil
acres improved, and is id
There, are two orchards
store Minding, and wagon,
ode NVishing to purchase_ k
6e,iimg on the subscriberp
March 18, 1873-3 m:
=CIO
SPRING GOODS
11•1
them to offer them at the
all advance over wholesale
g Pencils
and
JOHN B. PLEROL'
Sale t
- or sale his farm in Middle.
Ile," Containing 100 acres, 00
good staid of cultivation.—
, a good Lone, two barns, a
'shop on the premises. Any
♦:au learn abi particulars by
'a the premises.
at. /MEM:
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br Sugar-Coated" Canientratod)fliaat :
: and Iforbar - duiceg, 340- 12,1 "1" 10
Granntca, 'ißilE f‘
ri tirlFAM , Orr?. ,
CAULS,UVICri air, 12,4 t. , uni in' arva
MEM
INN
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phyldo.
The neYelty of modern kedieni; Cheiniedand
inacentical Science:" No niM of any longcrtaking the
repulsive and ; nauseous pithy) composed of
cheap crude, and bulky ingredients,• when we eau by
4P. careftil application'of chemical science ,;extract all
-,the cathartic and other,modicinal properties fromthe
hiost valuable Grannied" herbil,Miel' couccutiatorthetii
,Ipto minute scarcely lalgortlian a
Imustard seed, that can be readily swallowed by,
those of the most sensitive stomachs and ittatidions
'tasteaßtitachlittle Purgative Pellctivpreeesie.
in o. most concentrated form, as much cathartic power
'as Is embodied in any of the large pills found for sale
in the- drug shops. Front their wonderful cathartic ,
power, In proportion to their size, people who have
hot tried them aro'apt to suppose that they are harsh;
or drastic in effect,' but such is not at all case, the
;afferent active medicinal principles of Which they are
composed being so harmonited and modified, ono by;
the others, as to produce most searching and
thorough, yet gently apd'hindly opera.
;ling cathartic. •
0500 Reward is heieby offered bythe prOprie:
tor, of these Pellets,' to any chemist who, upon an
alysis, will find'in them any Calomel 'or other-forms
of mercury or any other mineral
Being entirely veginit b e, no particular
ears is required while using them. They Operate
without disturbance to the constitution, diet, or oc
ctipation. For jaundice', 'lleadachte;Con
,stlpation, littpnre Blood, Pain the ,
Shoulders, 'rightness of the Chest, Dir.-
zlness,liotir Eructations of the litom-
:ticks , Bad taste in mouths - Bilious
!attacks, . Pain in rogiou of Kidneys,
'lnternal Fever, Bloated, feeling about
,Sio.nac, Bush of Blood to Ifead l iiiigh
,Colored Urine, 'Unsociability and
:Gloomy Forebodings,' take Dr. Pierce's
'Pleasant purgative Pellets. In explana-,
!lion of the remedial power of my Purgative Pellets
toyer so.great a variety of diseases, I wish to gay that
their action upon the, animal econo.
Fray is universal, liot a gland 'or tisstke
escaping , their Sanative impress., Ago
does not impair them-, their suglr-coating and being
enclosed in glass bottles pretiervo their virtues lintel
' paired for any length of time, ip any, climate, se that
ttkey are always fresh and reliable, which is not the
' case with the pills found in the drug stems; put main
cheap weed or paste-board boxes. ißecollect that for
all diseases where a Laxative, AlteratiVo
Purgative is indicated, these little Pellets rill'
give the most perfect satisfaction total who use than,:
T,hey tiro sold by all Utiterprising
Druggists lit 2d cents' a bottle. •
Do not• allow any druggist tolinducci you to take
; i anything else that: he may say is just as good as, my
1 Pellets because he makes a larger profit on that which
ho reconimends.- If your , druggisto,cannot ; supply
theta, enclose cents and reedve them by return,
mail from
• V. rlT.Ralli, Est. D.p.PropPr••
A
, . , litlrra() y
June 26, 1872, Itot-I,i,
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New BoOt` Sho6 7 ' , Leather
AND FINDING' STORE.
Mese:Ono . ,
Now, Shop, Now Stock, 4nd . first,
''. Class 'Work 1 .
,0 A NYTEEING from Rand Cack . tub Kitt Gaiter. seat
XL
lino of
iLadies ' lCi ' d and, • Clotk, Bal-;
cents' 01.,..M0r0cc0, and
Calf. Gaiters. , o.icfo7•d
and Prince' filbert
• • ' Ties.
A gooOlinoor OVERSHOES, and a fulil4)o or,
■
ranging in price from $4,00 to $l,OO, pegged and sewed
prOm $5,00 to $15,00, l and worth the money every time
Leather. and Findings
The undersigned having spent twenty years of his
life in Wellsboro—much of the time on the stool of
penitence, drawing the COrd cf affliction for the good'
of soles, believes rather in hammering than blowing.
Wherefore, he will only , remark to his, old: customers
and as many new ones es choose to give him a call,
:nevi be reime. nt his-new shop, be‘d door to B.
T. Van Horn's ware rooms, with the best and Cheap.,
est stock in toga county. 0. W. BEAKS, •
Wellaborb, April 24, 1872. • -
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
FOreign and Damestic Liquors
WINES, c., &c.
Agent for Fine Old Whiskies,
Jan. 1,1812 CORNING, N. Y.
JEWELRY STORE'
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WELLS B ORO, PA. 1 .
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k.
ANDREW FOtEY
;(.. ."--;- - 1: 2111 who has long be'eu established
; ! t c ; '•'‘ i in the Jewelry business it
ko ' l7, ;1.4' , '" ) Wellsboro, - linp. always for salo
I it , S: a p 4. i,, i , '
(
k — , - various kinds and prices of
AMERICAN WATCLiELS;. '
! Gold,or SiWer,,,Cloettp, Jewelry,, Odd ()halt, 5,..
goys, Ring,s,pins, Pencils, 91 . 815, 'Hold rd
' Stool Ports, 'ihimbis,
,Wothis, Razors,
c ' Plated Wat t, ' ' l ' ' "
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SEWING MACHINES,. ~
Sze., ko., &e...
,- , •
' With thost another articles usuully keillt irt ' such 'es
tablisronOsts, which are sold low for ' '
' . 41% ,- A 8. H.
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Repairing done neatly, andrpromptly, and on shor
. .
bTOTICIV. .. • A. VOLEL
Jan. 1, 1872-Iy. .
' ,
, . • • .
WA P.
LATHROP.
. .
DEALERS IN -
- •
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, NAILS, •
STOVES, TIN-WARE, BELTING, • ,
• - SAWS, CUTLERY, WATER' •
LIME; AGRICULTURAL •
1 IMPLEMENTS,
•
Carriage and Harness Trimmings,
•, ‘..!
. . . . , .
HARNESSES, SADDLES; &-o.
,
[ .I '
Corning, N. Y., Ja L• 1, 1872. .
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I •,
gilt.
r
Deerfieldi
INGUAIIf BROTHEitS, Proprietors of the above Mills,.
will manufacture as usual to order, to suit customers.
OUR GASSUIIEItRS
are warranted. Particular attention given to -
Roll .Carding &Cloth Dregging
We manufacture to order, and go ;all kinds orltoli,
Carding and Cloth Dressing, and defy , competition.
We have se good an assortment of
. .
Full Cloths, C assi7neres,,4-0.,
and give moro for• Wool in exchange than. any other
establispment. ,Try them and satisfy yourselves,
Wo, w)aolesale and retail at the Cott:anew - 11M mills ? . 2
miles below I
'Jan. 1. 1872 t.
0 „ 1 .,. ~
J. H. Griswold% Water Wheel.
THE undersigned, aro agents for the, above ,Water,
Whoel, 'and can cheerfully recommend it as supe
riorlL to all of ern in use. Persons wishing to' put ,
chase should see this wheel in operation before buy
'lug other wh els. 11 , 1011Ald BROS.
~• , •
Deerfield, May 15,1812. '
•
Itederthe tollou'lng : ' • -
• , Wzmoxisi, AXBIL J 872. •
We . the undersigned, purchased one of, J. Gris
wold's-41011261i Water Wheels using 68 intheit tit' water
to , run three run of-stone under 0,2 A foot head, and era
well pleased with the wheel. Wo , have ground sixty
bitehele parliour with the three rem and' can 'average
that amount pee, hour ell dity... ; • . ,
ME
85:., ' $2O l oro t fVo t rtin c e n Te t4 o wi lp 1 6 1 , 4 oL ' il t l i i t ar cl e as ex s ,
yourig, or old, make more money at trOrli for us in
their,spako Momenta, or all Um time, than atanything
else, Particulars Ago. Address ti..,Stingoi2 .
P4Fllaufl i ° OW, 2s, 113724 V
r n TMrnIIMMM
7noral4 and'
Ditto ehildren! s
and Misses.
FINE BOOTS,,
CUSTOM BOOTS
at tho lowostrates, as usual.
Cyrus D. Sill,
W!olen Mills
tFIET, PA.
INUIiAI~ , , I7RU~FtEIiB.
k;.,D, PHILLIPS.
' cnituvrox rtitizsra
A ftor 3 Ve a,rg 9i* t alhas provectio
it the he Ettid pain ittibdltv
fug Lliatfleut tss 41.t0 14V9rItt., ~„
' with' unbontidocl ateVra;gq
frral cases of thit:4, Benloes, Dime, illpt“alrutAttma.
uratism,. flard fiwatllucess "Men, Chilblains{
rtbsi‘ •of -ttio Joirita, rOztra- V&A, Sara. Ate:, &b..
amolg pll .poltiong-,,0n4 gpiaink Fo dare,
ltinfkbono,Foll-ova,Scratchee,V7fiullfalti.H.. rale,
43i)rIng-billt,i Saddle; =Cdttar !Ind • • mega
pr , t . ,114 Tye arli,Ear,l# -
liofsg,yiVlitte;gO;'(Ca,.
r C r '
-•. :
blii:o i lithiraigia; ' Rhetinailtim; ' Omit. , Lath 1
Salt-rlistnn„ - Poifionons Baas, External lth
Muscle Affections, Sore Nipples, &,,o.g and
justly tanned the tannicen for all ' --- ,
• 8X7r,EWN.4,1:. '*r. Otl4
• nomembertniir , Litilnient4
"gyring up in a Mayor a year, p
TFLE MOST ADSMILD torontrain, mars
DT NEW-BOIIN' AND i MINOMWOIS LTNIIMN
oftlmo te expel-lone°. of r ovgr thirty
rial, whthe moot aubiltahtial reenitiri
a inultitado ofwitxtesamt 'I
'U the Linlincntia not as reommendel
Roney will be Ref
Do not bo imposod,,iapon by Xiang,z .Y. dhow
74.riment claiming the same properties o jreanit&
:no area cheat and a fraud., Vo sure ,lutd•getk ,
• nothing but: , ,'; • .;
li
- i • : -
notnotant
f „ 0 .
gir ROM, BY etLlf DIII7qOISTS _ AM) trsTAX
1310nEa 4T
2006 60c. 'and. il.'per 134
liOneE Rizn or Borrxat„ STILE,
=IN
ill
_ L'KqN
Magnolia
A FEW APPLICATIONS MAKE
Puna .Blooming ,Comple
It is Purely Vegetable, and its °penal
and felt at once) It does sway with th
Appearance caused by Heat, Vatigue, n
merit. Heals and removes all Blotches an
dispelling dark and unsightly spots.
Tau, Frecklea, and Sunburn, and by its
powerfUl influence mantles the %dad eh-
in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the
'zine,ss;• sour Eructatiops of the Stomach
in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpit
; Heart; Inflammation of the Lungs, 'Pain i
;of the Kidneys, and a hundred ; other painfu
are the offsprings of Dyspepsia. In thes
~irltaSno equal, 4nd one•bottle willmoire a
'antee of its mers than a lengthy advertise
For Female Complaints, in yo
,roarried or single,' at the dawn of wdnian
.turn of life, these Tonic Bitters display . so
'influence that a marked improvement sg
tible. '
For Inflalnmatoty and Claim:at
nudism and Gout, Bilious, Remittent
mittent Fevers, Diseases of the Blood; Liv
and Bladder, these Bitters have no equals
' eases are caused by Vitiated Blood, which
iprodtieid by derangement of the Digestive
_They, aro t Gentle Purgative a
is Toniog, possessing also the peculiar me i
As a piowerftil agent in relieving Congestion
Imation of the Liver and Visceral Organs, an:
'Diseases.
- -
!* - For Skin 'Dlitensosp .. Eruption9,
'Mom!, Blotche9, Spots, Pimples,-Pustules,
buncles, Ring-Worm ,s Scald-Head, Sore
isipelaS, Itch, Scarfs, Discolorations of the Sk
and Diseases of the Skin,,of whatever naw'
are literally dug up and carried out pf the s •
'short time by the use of these Biltera '
Grateful Thousands proclaiin.VlN
Teas the most wonderful Invigmant that eve
the sinking system. '
'J: WALKER, Prop'r. R.II.IIeDONAL
Druggists and Gen. Agts., San Francisco,
and cot of Washington and Charlton Sts.,
( SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND D
:March 4,1873-131 v. ,
A CERTAIN CURE P9R
, Seated Con gh, InelpientConsumption, Cold ,J
I3lood, Inflammation of tho Lungs, Catar
chats, Croup, Whooping Cough, A,
Pains in Breast or Side, Dyspepsia,
dice, Dinziness, • '
ILeSS of Appetite, Fever and Ague,
•
Indigestion, Liver Complaint, D 1 ,
hoes, and all DiSeaSes of the • LI
• " EtOnnteb and Liver. •
• Gregg
• ;
•
lit Yof
sole Agents, and to whom all ordera should I
efh—igyyott SALE BY PIEBOE & Kagss, 'll*
PRICE, $l.OO
,
June 12:1B72-10
'! . Tiog6 - Marble W or '
!- ,
lial4„irvd.r44,„"4.lo,uow 000 \ 0 to exe•
dere tb,•Tonsb Stones ancl kronnments
Italiamor Rutland, i. 711
\ • , 2
ofthe latest sty Wan 4 approved worktoanan
Aispatdb. 1: " •';
•.• He / keeps constanuy on liana both kinds
,atid•Will bootie to suit all Who • nsay. favor
their orders, on as reasonable terms as can
'Oho country.
- afill.L/810,
tie:,
I=
Backs
•© and
may be
31
*tot„
.uang
“:13
But
years
and by
31111
dd.
inn
I. CO,
ion.
n is seen
Flushed
d Excite-
Pimples,
2:Yes sway.
untie but
2'k with.
clt: hesi, Dia-
Bad Taste
tion of the
the regions
, symptoms,
complaints
Jettet gym.-
. nent.
ng or old,
lood, or the
deeded an
.n percep•
o ithou.
and Inter.
:r,- Kidneys
Such Dis-!
;s generally
• r fv a tsi l l na
it of acting
lor
InAarn
in 23i ions ,
etter," Salt
:oils, Car
yes Lry-
Humors
qr natUrq, A
stern in a
1 •
I'
GAR 1 , 31. T.•
sustaiined
I & Cp..
Cal..
ew York.)
ALEk..S.
e World's
Tonic
Purely vegetal):
nun FROAL AL
Dm
P. LORI
ER'S
ITYXU
AR BIT
ERS
Spitting of
b, Droll
thnui,
ann-
Os,
headdress
sboro, Pa
uta all or.
f Other
lar le,
kpazidwAtb
of Marble
him with
I
obtained
;' ~ '~ ~
ADOM
4 4 , 40, hist' rattit: in , , -
,the ,World,
Any Shade Pere White.to Jet Black
rxii,ll3biatiou,"or ttle,'Outest paiut, withludia Rub.
ber, furmiug a 111(?4hroloesu,,lirpir,,AtrOle, etaslit and
tLkuttiftit - Pasia,'unettfoi;ted by chafiga'of 'l.6nf2ritate;
is perterilly „Filtel-Prout aturiulapteMta all -claageo of
irons, aut7 is lu every-way a better yaltut for either in.
aide or otitaide pattitiug than any other pai n t in the
World ? hying from 0110.1111111 tv oue.l . 9urth cheaper, and
iart - mg atleaat tier , 4! a. 4 toughs the bc;at lead atet
bilimfoto. 1411 &ice, piApx:, slaw, jitc ximife
of ite,,er,.1.4 0i114n4t).;(..) if Or/ ee r ,r,u vgaagr. piepa t m
i•e&fyfor Inti• nitrVi , st'd byl the only.
1 law: 01,1 g, 1373; tar',
‘ir 4"iirhiiio to.ltheunidtistn; Neuialiga, Lam;
:1-totS,!, and Nervous Dirngsses. Met
t;e4ts , niklng YEGETABLX
i3eiCiltifitj'A.lBo"ttry Vf 4. P.
Fqpr, , ..4.-A, a rtquiar graduate physician, with shorn
ss arc nermlually acquainted, who has for 39 yews
reatc-d t bees diseases exclusively with astonishing re,
'milts. We bendy., it. our christian duty, after dab.
- oration, to cof sule. thus:fly, request,sullerers to use It,
i.sprccially' ',creel's in mod...rate olictitusiauces Who
;cannot :Ilford' to waste‘uittnify and - time on worthless
pytxturet.. ,1s clergytnen seriously feel the deep
egp risibility resting oa us in puldiely endorsing Bea
fltsitclnc. • But our knowledge rind experience of its
!remark:tine merit Sully knit-ides h our action. Rev. C.
Ili. Ewing, Media. Penn's, suffered sixteen years, be.
-f ord,
flOpilless." Ifev. , TnomasidniphY; 1). Prank.
ltev. J. B. Davis, Blghtsiown, hew
ierkt:y. Rev. J. H. Buchanan, Clarence, tows, Rev,
I /
el, 0. Butith, Pittsford, New York,: Iter 3 Joseph Beggs,
11'11114 ell'Esielc; vtalLutophisc . ' WIRT lestinionialsfrido
"t;einstora, -o,OVernorai Judges.: Congressmen. nisi.
hms, fureaulled gratis., with rr3phlet explain.
ut these diseases. One thousand dollars will Le pre.
heated to•thy useatuins for' Sauce , idls&iseit showing
jegunlinlorit under, theta, or that can produce owe-fourth
ha many living_cures. any peisou. sending by letter
deierlptleii u
of fflietion ' rciel+6 P giitis
'signed guaranteei.iteud,ltg Mut Uumber sof -bottles to
cure, agreeing to refund money upon sworn statement
bf its failure to cure. A filleted 'lnvited to writs telr
;Fitler.Philadelphia. Bis valuable-advice costs nothing:
- - WOOD (k. - 89
' ,14 4 eiViRe. Ps,
;
parri i age Shop,
r{SHE innly:signed to attention of tha
10 tho bet tlfaf the* . ari. inafinfatituring from
the ~ 4oleest; selected TuaterialsAtio late6t And limo
ci.ppro 4 ;ea tit 3,103 of
LIGHT.IIiEkIIY CARRIAGES
PLATFORM-SPRING{ WAGONS}
11.16 fine 61_57'LlINDER. Pt..l. l ,ii•dit'Al CU-
ItTACiti so mwsoicia for turning gloat in'a narrow
space. , • ,,) •
Wu shall keep always on hand a food assignment 01
Boggles and • Platibrni Wagons, and • cAstomers 'tram
abroad may..rely a filtdint; hero just what they watt
and at as toy a price as as consistent ryith,
FIRST. CL ASS WORIC,
1
Orders promptly filled. Oar' place is at tb i o old
starlit of Israttlortl kpomptoii, Pear llm Troy. 11- 0118 e.
DANIEL COMPTON; ,
TrSy, Pa., May 41,1873-Iy. E. P. LILLEY,
„,.. , ',. 1 .._,.,----5 '
e , 3 5e .1E A
...._.,-.1_,...
/e .
only 10 'ten ' '..'"lten, or $ 1.1.0 p 44 dozen, and everythin 4
-•.. , in. d line'Or plants e q ually •e.,M A Ott
I 1
IE*Xit..XIV"g3EPIEN .
la *C. rie . X-IL f) VS E,
Wellsboro, April 29„ p37,4,•,44 , • ,
„
TRUMAN & BOWEN'S
SA `l' MILL% now in frill blast.vnl
they ate ready to fill all
orders with promptness auddispatcb.„
Fencing BoardS; 'Bill Thnber, Sblngl'es,Matb, Wood,
constantly on hand. . • • •
April 22, if. -, & BOWEN.
.
Furniture and • Undertaking.
Van Horn & Chandler,
(§necespre AO B. T. Van Rarn)
I T AN'E now on ethibiticinnud Sale at the ; Old place,
the largest and most complete stock of
FINE •AND:• COMMON - FURpITURB
to he found In Northern Nuusyliitda; containing of
FINE PARLOR AND CHAM.DER SUITS,
P,opAS,' 4201T0R TETWPETER, •
AND - IVOOL„tor citismat TAIILICS, •
ItAT
OVAL ANO'figIIART:=III,AgES,
, ETA. PUNE No. r -1:1AIN ILATTRANS--
11Usli Excau,sjAß •al AT I ,
TEASSEN
„
and a toil stoek,oi the condemn goads usually : found in
ilrsi-elass'c , sbibl;slinient. The alioire goods are 'large
ly of their own manufacture, anti satisfaction is gnat ,
anteed faith as to qualityan4 price. I 7.1104 , 801 the
Irtoticii Wire akittrass
lirro most popular. spring bed sold; also _tbir Tucks',
Spring Bed that has been on trial - fbr 17.1 - ears and gtv.
ea on oisal 1.34.1:411eti011..'
• -
• . Coffin ..noorn,--
is' supplied with alt stzea.ot ttiollseel9loelDaskil; a nett
r and beatitani style, of burial ca,T; together with other
' offdreipii how() triann facture s , with tont
wintos to tunteli. 'Hwy syiil make othlertaking a ilper
laity in their !Justness, and any tieetling.their aervires
will t' iittAnieif to'prouiptly, auil at satisfactory char.
Vf.M. '4).111 pieves of ritruiture made, and Tittliing
all kintla done %lift Ilettiliettli
:lan. 10, 1574, VAN HORN Si'CLIANDLit-'
To WHOM I r MAY CONCRllN.—liaring concluded that
lam entitled to a little rest after nearly 40 years class
application to.linsiness, bale passed over the taxa
titre business to "the 'Boys' , as per above
lucid, and taro, this methoo of asking, for, them the
salne liberal patronage as has bees extended to
My hoolfs may ho found at the old Place ter settlement
-Jan. lb. 1802: ' • Ti: T.' VA.II
: -
. - ;‘,
DoorsiSlirlds',Celling;
oortiNassco.,
made at the Elkland Factory and fold cheap at
WIIOLESA.LE & RETAIL.
•
Parties will find it for their.intereat to call or write
heforo purehasingelsawliere. , , _ •
• it price list will he forwarded FREE. on applicatain
W.,13. `MEAD.
April 8,1873.-6 mo. ' Maid, *Toga co.", yo-
HUGH YOUATV'S
Insurance,Real Estate?.Steamship
.e&.rxri - crs - .
No 3. Botecrt's .8/6a.
Aar Drafts sold' ayablo in an' city or tmin in Citrons.
gareabiU, SeCTILa Vablit. or Stecrigs, Passage tickets
to or from any town in Europa from onto Wellsboro,
by the Anchor Lino, or the Williams and Onion, U.S.
Mail Line of. Ocean Steamers. • ,
narkdal Estate bought and soldon Commission.
*O-.1 desire to call'particular attentidn totbe bear*
mien taaili4esaffoOe4 by tba old and, welt known
WellSbOro Insurance Agency.
—nemnmsnr.b m 1860. •
FIRE, _LIFE& ACCIDENT..
~Capiial • Represented, $40,000,040,
(ETNA, of Hartford; Conn. • •
HOWE, of.Ney4 York. • , -
FRANKLIN, or Philadaltda. • ,
INS. do. OF'NORTH` AMERICA; of Phil'a.
PENNSYLVANIA; of'PhlllidelOhla:
NORTHMRITISW& MERCANTILE,Edinborp
PHENIX, of Brooklyn, N I Y.
Lvcommedms. , do.. Ishuicy.Pa.' •
PAYELERS LIFEA ACCIDENT, Hartford.
aC2Clo37.t,l:rral;llLibove legcot i l: : B 4z ds, i a4t r i4ld
myolo, No. BBOwen e t ..‘Ealooo.
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