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' Shut' the Door.
Oodtrey Gordon Gneterzy
Ro doubt lon have heard the =tub before—
Wu a boy who never would ahnt a door t
The wind Knight whistle, the wind might roar,
And teeth he eehltig.and,throate be-aoro ,--
Boritui he neve rwould mind the deor.
.
. - -His tabor would 'Cola; his =Other implore,
~-, •.Godfrey 'Gordon Otistavus Gore. --
We really do Irish you would shatjhe door!"
,
Their hands they wrung, their ha they tore,
Bat Godfrey Gordon Gustavus Goro
Wes deaf as the buoy outat the Nora.
When ho walked forth the folks wonld roar,
"Godfrey Gordon Gustavus Gore,
Why don't you think to abut tho door?"
They stand out a shutter with sail and oar.
And threatened to rues oil Gustavus Gore
On a voyage of penance to Singapore. ..
t But ho begged for mercy. and Bald, "no more l
Pray do not send me to Singapore
On a abutter, and then I will shut the door I"
"Yonwilir said Ids parents; "then keep on shofe
But mind you de I For the plague la sore
Of a fellow that will never shut the door.
Godfrey Gordon Gustavus Gorel"
• Some laborers digglng'a - cellar in Lyme,
Conn., 'exhumed the skeleton of a negro a
few days ago, and the bones we t re speedily
carried off as relics.
Some Alabama papers report that the con
dition of the cotton crop is not such as to
inspire hope for a large yield. But the corn
crop promises well.
The dressmal4rs are the best suprorters
‘
of newspape , particularly during the
which f
fall ' they pattern-ize every one
which falls int 6 eir hands.
Wisconsin papers continue to report that
the spring has been most favorable for the
putts g - in of wheat, and that a greatly in
creased breadth has been planted.
A step-mother in lowa is accused of con
fining a girl fifteen years old in a room 8 by
10 feet, the only furniture of which was a
box 2 feet.iong and 22 Inches wide. ' '
Mias'lstettle Sinclair has been appointed
Superintendent of Schools in Kankakee
county, Illinois and is the first woman 3,Vho
has ever held the office in the State. /
A bill has been introduced in the / Senate
of Massachusetts providing for system of
cumulative " voting in the choice of inspect.
ors of elections in citietf of that State.
A Yankee editor remarks that;he has late
ly seen a couple of sisters whO had to be
told everything together, for they were so
much alike that they could not be told apart.
The Atlanta (Ga.) Herahf/expresses a sin
cere belief that the.short, quick work which
Sherman Made in his match to the sea was
the most humane way t 4 close up the strug
gle.
Eastern papers report [that the wife of
Capt. Hall first learned of his death by over
hearing a gentlernap read the account in
the cars, while going from Boston to Dover,
N.H.
Liquor sells and' drinkers in Massachu
setts arc manifesting a vast amount of in
genuity, in devising unsuspected means of
procuring fid disposing of the prohibited
article,
There as a desire on the part of the
teacher / make a scholar understand what
conscience is. She said, "What makes you
feel blid[When you have done wrong?" "My
poy4 said the youth, feelingly.
on. John D. Wilson, of Ohio, who op•
Pdsed the extra salary bill, has written a
letter to justify himself in taking the money
after the bill had been passed by a majori
ty of the people's representatives.
A mysterious ringing of bells in a house
in Springfield, is exciting the curiosity
of the inmates who have ineffectually ;at
tempted to detect rats, small boys, and cats
as the active agents in the matter. -
The San Francisco Alta says that the Cal
ifornia farmers had a right to expect three
times as much rain in April as they had.
They will be demanding a constitutional
-amendment next to secure their rights.
• The St. Paul (Minn.) Bess Judges, from
the conversation of men posted in agricul
tural matters, that the farmers of that sec
tion will have a more varied crop this fall
than they have had in any previous year.
Mayor Johnston, of Cincinnati, haSissued
orders to the police to close every gaMbling
house in the city, and to see to it 'that they
remain closed. The enforcement of the or
der, he says, mus) be immediate, impartial,
and rigid.
The official report shows that in the late
Kentucky Democratic State Convention
twenty-five counties were represented by
proxies, mainly State officials. One man
represented nine counties. Sixty-four were
not represented at all.
During a late conference at WOrcester the
following conversation was overheard be
tween two newsboys:—"l say, Jim, what's
the meaning of so many ministers being here
all together? ' "Why," answered Jim scorn
fully, "they always meet once a year to swap
sermons I!
"May t please your honor," said a lawyer,
addressinkone otour city judges, "I brought
the prisoner from jail on a habeas: corpus:"
"Well!" said a fellow in an undertone, who
stood' in the rear' of the court, "those law
yerS will say anything. Why, I saw the
man got out of a cab at the court door 'with
my own eyes!
Two lawyers in Lowell returning from
court the other day, one said to the, other:
"I've a notion to join Rev.—'s church;
been debating the matter for some time.
What do you think of it?", "Wouldn't do it,"
said the other. "Well, why?" "Because it
could do you no possible good, while it
would be a great injury to the church.
WORDS OP WISDOM.
Wranglers never want words.
Kindness is stronger than the sword.,
A proverb is the child of experience;
011 and truth will get uppermost at the
Men willingly believe what they wish to
be true.
Condemn no man for xiot thinking as
you think.
He that speakS ill of other men burns his
own tongue.
In prosperity we need moderation; in ad
versity, patience.
Oatire is a glass in which the beholder
sees everybody's face but his own.
Prefer loss before unjust gain; for that
brings grief but once, this forever.
A good word is at easy obligation; but
not to speak ill requires our silence, which
costs us nothing.
While the gift of conversation proves a
clever man, the want of it is no' proof of a
dull one.
Though a taste of pleasure may quicken
the relish of life, an unrestrained indulgence
leads to inevitable destruction.
Mankind are very odd creatures. Ono
half censure what they practice, and the oth
er half practice what they censure.
A man should no moro make his honesty
a boast than a woman should her virtue.
To speak too much of either renders them
questionable.
Much of the comfort of this life consists
in acquaintance, friendship and correspond
ence with those that aro pious, prudent and
virtuous.
It is much Wetter to decide a difterenoe
between enemies than friends; for ono of
our friends will certainly become an enemy,
and one of our enemies a friend.
As frosts to the bud and blight to the
blossom, oven such is self-interest to friend
ship. and 'confidence cannot dwell where
seltialiness is porter at the gate.
Profanity never did any men th e l east
good. No man is richer, or happier, or
riser for IL It commends no ono to socie
ty; it Is disgusting to the refined, and ahem
' insble to the good.
Ho who betrays another's secret, bec a u se
he has quarrelled with him, was never
worthy of the sacred name of friend ; a
breach of kindness on one side will notjusti
fy a breach of trust on the other.
The best charity is not that which
giveth 'alms, whether secretly or with
ostentation. The best charity—that which
"worked' no evil,"—is the charity that
prpmpts us to think and speak well of our
neighbors.
It is not enough that we wish well to
others. Our feelings should clothe thbut
selves with' corresponding actions. The
spring which has no outlet soon becomes a
stagnant pool; while that which pours it
self off in the running stream Is pure and
living, and is the cause of life and beauty
wherever it flows.
It is folly for an eminent tnan to think
o f escaping cernture, and a liftakatliS to
lxs
afflicted by ft. All the Illustrious par.
sons of antiquity , and, Indeed of eprery
age in the world, have passed ibtookb the
fiery persecution. There Is no ofijuu to
against reproach but oleteurlty; It Is n 1;1041
of concomitant, to gleatnem, as gatifif fitki
invectives were an essential pan Of 0 Wittitni
triumph.
ALL SORTS.
PAINTED ' POST IRON* WORKS,
ESTABLISH ED IN '18 , 81,.
Jp.A. - rxvirirkr• vciKrr,
GANG SAW MILLS, ENGLISH, AIULAY & CIRCULAR MILLS.
BILIN;;LE MILLS AND ENGINES ALWAYS ON NAND.
/- -
Water Wheels suited to all heads of water, Tannery.lrons, Bridge Irons, &c.
/ _ ..
sffn experience by our iblifr. Ir. .Iff. Calkins of'overiwenty
years asu Machinist and lbreinan, - enables ,us,
-
by hig personal supervision, to make
strictly tirst-class Goods. '
Feb. 18. 1873.-17
El. W. PRESTON
PRESTON & HEERMANS
Ifin NEES &AVMS
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS;
Circular, Gang and Muley Saw Mills, Machinery
Tanneries, Shafting, Gearing and astings of
1 every description.. in 7'072 and rass.
45rAfachinery of all kinds repaired promptly and at reasonable rat
(forming, August 28, 1872.-ly
New Spring Goods.
HE SPRING CAMPAIGN IS OPEN
AND THE PEOPLE'S STORE IS THE
WITH THE LARGEST, AND MOST OOMPLETE STOCK OF
,StaSe Fancy Dry Goods
t tow got to be pretty INArally known that we keep U largest stook, the beat goods and sell them as
• as any house in the trade in this section; and we keep very many articles not kept at any other store In
• ..Tn addition to our general stock, •
ur darpt*toch romprists about gtni rolls,
1 •
and ovary variety. Our Cloth Stock exceodli any within fifty miles, in quantity and variety,
' JSS GOODS, SHAWLS AND DOMESTIC GOODS
gh for a Jobbing trade. The cittz6tis of Tiqa county are respectfully invited to call and examine our
and prices.
r 111,1873.
ono i
stoc,
11 :11 AVM VOIIT lEDELIED - MEDI Za
TPILSO•Iir
jorteio Jti r sew York to buy - ci, stock - of Spring and. Sion, 7 ,
Goods. He intends to buy from, the best ma rketa' at
ony prices, and he will have some splendid brirts'ains
er his au,stonmrs when, he returns,
- 1
.( .
has NOW on hand a quantity .of Clothing and
•
s Goods
,which he wants oUt of the iva y,tondlie takes
--: • - -
let/1,0,4'4 you
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4°4 CURAP—rif jej4 cl plet b.elieve4i4 • cats and 4see'
me
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Dre
this
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PARTIOTLAU ATTENTIOIC PAID TO
Ccorxxtrifir, r.. "Sr.,
WaIIIVALOWRERI3 OF
g
FIRST IN THE FIELD,
EVER OFFERED TN CORNING
AIMS.
Corning Foundry a 14aohitto Shop.
•
1: 3, 15twrici.43 cfb :151c)3cus,
Manufatillrens of thatirmarY and Portable Rtigineti and Bottom. Gearing; Shafting-and Machinery requital
for Saw brills, Grist Milia and Tannarles, Ovens and Orates, for burning Tan. Screws for moving unlatched
audleaoheditark, Castings, llolht Railroad Frogs, Chairs, and Repairing done at short notice. Wo havo fa
cilities for shipping by Canal or Railroads to all points. and can fnrnish Machinery cheaper than 'Eastern or
Western builders of the best quality.
Jan. 1.187d--Iy,
SPRING GOODS
GEO. HEERMANS
Statile and 1 Fan,ey IDRIP GOODS,
I
READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS,
My stack has been procured from the best markets in the Country, and therefore you
wilt be satiJled with prices.
for
{ lea
I,
- JYRESS GOODS
the stock is complete and varied, cone .Ung a Domestic. British and French Fabrics In all materials. The
assortment of colors contain the entir , range of the fashionable New Shades.
contains au immense stock of Afen'Ei, Youth's and Boy's Clothing,—conspos of 'first-clasa materials and
made up in latest styles;—Boots and Shoes, latest styles of Nato, Caps, Neckties, Collars, &o. Also a large
stock of Trunks and Valises, all aizesand prices.
In addition wo have a full supply of choice Flour, s
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
Timothy and Clover Seed, °ROOKERY, GLASSWARE, &a., Arc.--.04T - Tbe public aro respectfully Invited to
call and examine our stock. • THOMAS HARDEN.
April 29, 1873—tf.
500 KEGS OP NAILS
& WAITE
darpenter',l golfs, unb parpmen's ensits
Special Attention paid to Tin Rgiofing
T ETTRRiI imitamentary on last will add testa of Richard Videan, late of Covington, Tioga
county, Pa., deceased, having boingranteti to the un
dersigned, all persons indebted to *ILO estate' of said
decedent, and those having claim against the same,
are hereby notified to call for settlement on (giber of ,
the exeCnWes of said will, at their place of residence
as given below.
• / C
. - DLEASANT and improved rooms furnished With
j. all t can be had to give one pleasure Instead of
found at
A. B. Eastman's DentallOffice,
Where the new liquid Nitrous OSide is continanly ad
ministered with the luepplest results; also Ether.
Chloroform and the Narcotic Spray is - used when pre
ferred.
from ono to an entire set, Inserted on abort notice._
Special attention given to diseases of the month...._
Preeervation of the natural teeth a specialty~ Work
warranted and terms reasonab% Apposite Cone
Eons" Wisher*, Pa. Feb. I, 1878-tf.
'F
- 1 -!ST - 4131.41 81: ! - P 133-
~3..: '
C. C. MATHERS
DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS,
Shoes, &0., Suitable for the spring Trade.
GALL .ifLN'T) 16;31113M.
- • • ov• • • - 1 1 2
.lEirtei FOR.,
SPRINGAND SUMMER
Lae now on band a large and complete atop of Spring and Summer goods which he offers to the public at
THE L 0 IST POSSIBLE _PRICES.
THE DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT
. r
contains a well, selected stock of standard Bleached and Brown llfuslLa, Calicoes, Gingham's, Ticks, Colored
and Plain Carpet Threads, Warps, dm.
. , The Housekeeper's Department
embraces a full line of Table Linens, Napkins, Nottingham Leon Curtains, Linen and Paper Shades, Mat
ting', Hempa, Ingrain and Brussels Carpets, Rugs, Mats, &c
!THE GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT
W. C. K.R - ES Sz CO.
FAD Pf lir If - ) : We) 111
Eecutor's Notice.,
C. 8. VIDEAN, Coviagtob, Tioga Co., Pa.
lUOWD. VlDEAN,Forkavillo, Sullivan Co., Pa.
April 29, 1873.-Gt. gtocutorte"
ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
Has just received a large stock of
c;.c)c)rogs.
THOMAS HARDEN
JUST RECEIVED BY
,
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PIE ADJUSTABLE SPRING BED.
With only a singlo'inatiasii. 'For-AO - rill:dilly, comfort,
oicaniiaesa, and kfAjllstment, it bag no equal. - A su
perior bed for the era-room, as well as for portions in
health. Orders sollelled,by the-proprietor for Tioga
ionuty: - 1 . L. PALMER),
April 1, 1"73.-tf. manalleld, Pa,
EYONA4CITINA HALL
pas subseriber offers fq.sale his farm in Middle-
I bury, near iteeneyvillh, containing 106 scree, 00
mares improved, and fa in good state of cultivation.—
There are two orchards, a good hones, two barns, a
atom building, and wagon shop on the premises. Any
one wishingto purchase can learn all particulars by
nailing on tile subscriber cat the premises.
March 16.,1878-am. S. M. BEY.
1101INITid e NTKURRO COONTV, N.,Y.
SPRING GOODS,
MI
part.Jett's Patent :Tune 21, 1870
Spiral Spimg, elastic Slat
A LUXURIOUS BED!
For Hate 'I
In the wonderful medicine to w oh • the
afflicted are, above pointed for relief,/the dia•
coverer believes be has combined sn harmony
more of Nature's most sovereign curative prop
erties which God has instilled into the yoga
table kingdom for beating the Melt, than were
ever before combined in one Medlar:le. The
evidence of this fact is found: ,in • the great
Variety of most obstinate diseases which it .bas
been found to conquer. In the cure of Bron
chitis. eievere Coughs; and the early stages
of Consumption, it has ftatoniehed the mall.
cal faculty, - and eminent phyalciares pronounce it
the,greateet medical discovery of the -age. 'While
it cures the 'overeat Cetighs it strengthens the
sy s tem and• purifies the bl ood. By its great
and thorough blood purifying properties, It curet
all Humors from ,the worst Scrofula tst
common Blotch. Pi mple or Eruption. mar•
cartel disease,Mineral Poise / us, and, their erects
are eradicated , and vigoronisbealth mule sound cow
*Attrition established. Erysipelam, Salt Elhousui
For.* • barmy/ tkali or Rough ilitio, L in
short, us3l then Aimorons diseases caused by bad
blood, are conquered by this powerful, purify.
Mg and invigorating medicine.
- It you feel dull, :Airway, debilitated, have
sallow color of skin;-. or yellowish brown spots
on face or body, frequent headache or dint.'
area, bad taste in month, internal heat or-chills
alternated with hot fiehhe, low spirits and
gloomy forebodinga, irregular, appetite, and tongue
coated, you are suffering from Torpid Liver or
44131plournoss." In.man Cal3oB, of '+ Liver
Complaint"only part of these Symptoms ere
experienced. - As a remedy for all Ruch case"
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has no
equal, as it effects perfect cures, , leaving the
liver strengthened and healthy.' For the cure
of Hohitsait cosisOpation of the 'Bowels it is
a never failing remedy, and those who have
used it for this purpose are loud in ;its praise.
The proprietor offers $l,OOO reward for a med
icine that will equal It for the Cure of all the
diseases for which it is recommended.
Sold by druggists at 51 per brittle, Prepared
by B. V. Pierce, IL D„ Solo Proprietor, at hie
Chemical Laboratory 133 Seneca Street, Buffalo,
2f. Y.
Send your address for a psraphlet.
• sane 26,1872, Rot-ly . ,
OD
New Boot, Shoe, Leather
AND FINDING SrRE.
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G. W e i: 153140 re;
IN THE FIELD AGAIN.
New Shop, Now- Stock, and first-
class Work I
AG from allSnd Cack to a Kid Gaiter. Best
line of
Ladies' Kid and cloth Bal-
morals and Gaiters,
Ditto Children's
and Misses.
Gents' Cloth, Morocco, and
Calf Gaiters. Oxford
and Prince .filbert
Ties.
A good line of OVERSUOES, and a ftill line of
PINB BOOTS,
ranging In price tiold $4,00 to $7,00, pegged and Hewed
CUSTOM BOOTS
from sb,oo to $15,011, and worth the motley every time
Leather and Findins
at the lowest rates; as usual
Tho undersigned having spent twenty years of his
life in Wellaboro—much of the thne on the stool of
penitence, drawing the cord cf sanction for the good
of soles, believes rather in ham Mering than blowing.
Wherefore, he will only remark to his old enstoMers
and as many new ones as choose to give him a call,
that he may be found at his new shop, next door to B.
T. Van Horn's wore rooms, with the best and cheap
est stock in Tioga county. 0. W. SEARS,
licrellaboro; April 24, 1872.
Cyrus D. SID,
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Fokeign and Domestic Liquors
WINES: dm., ace.
Agent for Fine OM Whiskies,
Jan. 1,1872. comma, N. Y.
JEWELRY. STORE ,
•
WELLSB ORO, PA.
T -ANDSEW, FOLEY
,o 2 lir, who has long been established
/ •
. 4 '
„ :',,1 1 .4 in the Jewelry business is
• Wellsboro, has always for sale,
• various kinds and prices of
AMERICAN WATCHES,
Peld or Siller, Clocks,' Jewelry, Gold Chains,
Keys; Binge, Pins, Pencils, Cases, Gold and
Steel Pens, Thimbles, Spoons, Razors,
Plated Ware,
SEWING MACHINES, •
&c., &o.
With most all other articles usually kept in such es
tablishments, which are sold low for
•
CASH. R.
Repairing done neatly, and promptly, and on ShOT
noison. A. FOLEY.
Jan. 1, 1872-17.
WALKER & LATHROP.
DEALERS IN
•
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, NAILS. -
STOVES, TINWARE, BELTING,
SAWS, CUTLERY, WATER •
LIME. AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS,
Carriage and Harness Trimmings,
HARNESSES, SADDLES, Bro.
:Corning , N. Y., Jan. 1, 1872.
Deerfield Woolen Mills
DERitrIELD. PA.
TNCIELSII BROTHERS, Proprietors of tlut above• Mills;
I. will manufacture aa usual to order, to suit euatomera:
OUR CASSIMEIMS • 7,
• are warnvited. Particular attention given to
Roll Carding & Cloth,.nressing
We manufacture to order, and do all kinds of
ltold-
Carddng and Cloth Dressing, and defy competition. '
We have as good an assortment of . • • :
Full Cloths, Cassintezie' s
•
and give more Am , Wool In exchanto: than any other
establishment.. .Ts 7 them and satisfy pareelvea...
We wholesale and retail at thee 'watiimintie: MIIIO, .2
miles below' Knorville.
Jan. 1,1872.:.c IN° 111147#11Ettil.
. -- -
J. H. Grismild's.Water - Wheel.*
Tim undersigned, aro agents fQr 't as abov , weeor
Wheel, and can cheerfully recommend it as. anpe
rior to all others in use Persona wishing to .pur
chase should see this wheel in operation before' lav
ing other wheels.., , . •DNIMIAPd BROS. '.
Deerfield, May 15, 1872. • '
Read the follewing
-Wzarrista",- Arum 2S, - 1872..
We the undersigned,- purchased one of a: Gris
wold's 80 inch Wafer-VDheels using 68 inches of, water,
to run three run of atone under a 20 fooileati, and are
well pleased with the wheel... We ,have ground elYty
bushels per hour with thelhee,rua and can average
that amount per tour all day.-
; 0 11.___/11:1410103.''
' • vuLar4vN PILL PS,'
After 3,oTesia of trial liamjproired to be•
tba belt healing gaud p
tug Llutissetat Ist the World. to artbdill.!
It is recommended with nnbounfled sasuranoe
in all eases of Cuts; Bruises, ItUrne, Sprains, Men-
matiam; card dwellings, 'Bites, Chilblains, Stiff
noes of the Joints, Frozen Feet, Bars, &0.,
among all 'persons, and for Sprains, Voundeca,
Scratelbes,Wind-galla.Hootale,
amine,
M Spring ammaso -halt, f
the Saddle, Collar
ar in and Santee,
Gallo; plea Eye and E
llorOes, Mules or Cattle.
- 4• .
In= sr e o
ova Nenfaro PhOuntatism; Omit, Lame flack,
Saltexheuin. oisonotte Bites, External Bone a 0
litneile Affections, Sore Nipples. end maype
Justly hauled the mates for all
EXTERNAL WOUNDS.
iggr ( Remember, thid Liniment did not
•
.1 1 Pring up in a day or a velar, producing
Tire MOST ASSI7BI) MID trLOTATIIIIAL MUM OLD
DI 111W-BOTiti Aim liftsfutOom Lirminrirre. But
We have the experience of over thirty years
tattle. with the most substantial ;mite, and by
a Multitude otwitneeses.
It the Linlmentts not as recommended, the
Money will be Refunded..
Do not, be frepoied upon by using any other
Liniment the "game propertles orresalta.
They are a cheat and a traua, =0 gtuaaget
tkottaug - but
IV,C~ can Illietang Liniment.
Ayr BOLD DT ALL = DR11001176 . AFD , dorffinix
Ovum Li
213c4 60a. and S 1 per Battle.
'Mona fitzt(or Harm*, Briza, &a.
LYON MFG. 'CO.
.6-tut G A xi
Magnolia •Tha.,
A FEW APPLICATIONS' MAKE Ei
Pure Blooming COmplexion.,
Tile Purely Vegetable, and its. operation is seen
lOW felt at once. -It does away .with the Flushed
Appearance caused by Heat, Fatigue, and .Evitlite
ment. Heals and removes all Blotches an • Pimples,
d/sPelling dark and unsightly spots. Drives away
Tan. Freckles, and Sunburn, and by its genus but
powerful influence mantles. the hided cheek with
YOUTHFUL 131.0041 ANI) BEAUTY.
Said by ell Drugesto end Fancy t3torea, DePay.
60 Rork Moe, New Yowl,.
ISlfty 13, 1473 -11(,,t.t1y
I•
VIP I I I II: LsiIORO
Door, Sash & Blind Factory
1110 ENJAMIN AUSTIN, Is prepared to furnish first
ekes work from the best lumber, at his new fac
tory which is now in full operation.
Sash, Doors,
324UNZA D EICILMINs
AND MOULDINGS,
I coostaztly on bona, or manufactured to order.
Planing and ,Matching
done promptly, and in the best manner' Ihe beat
Workmen employed, and none but the best seasoned
lumber used. Encourage porno industry.
I t ,
Factory near the foot of Main iStreet.
° Jan. 1, 1812-tf.
, .
- - Tioga Marble 'Works, . .
TSnudorsittned le now prepated,ti execute all or.
dire for Tomb &ones and Slonuments of either
Italian, 07 4 Rulland krarbld
- , - . ,.
of the latest Style and approved workratuyitokand,witli
dispatch. '
He keeps constantly I:MII6I4I : J4h' itads oi, idar hie
and will be able to suit all who • may ; favor ' ham ' with .
their orders, on as reasmiable,tiMna na Oantsiobtalned
In' the Country. , ,
, ' • VilAlit &twat.
.jan. 1;1872. ',
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The Boit Paint, in the Wm
Any Shadefrom POre VitiOte to Jet Black
A wmtainitiou of tho purest paint with - India Itub
ber. forming a smooth: glossy, first, durable, dastic and
beautiful Paint, unaffected by change ottenipentturs;
is perteetly water-proof. and adapted to all classes er
work, Midis In every witylt better paint, far tither it.
SW or outside painting than, any Other paint In ti
world, being &anima-third tootle fourth ebeaper, s a d
lastiug at least three times a:flung as the best lead and
oil paints. Be sure that our Taanullana (afar Minh ,
of which - 4 given above) is on tvery package. Prepared
ready for use and sold by the gallon only.
March -
our U NIA - 44*ov
m.‘
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-wooly
VtICCI
Alt
of Chronic and Acute Rhernhattsui, Neurabg., Len.
Sciatica, Kidrie.Y. and Nekvous blaeuts, saw
Aare of serf...ring. by taking Du. Pixsam's \ r imers:us
.)(4Ruat472o • SVAllir —the 'Wei:quit; -ditivery p
k"'itler, M. D.:: a regular graduate physician, with whew
we are, personally acquainted, who has ;for 39 ykus
treated these diseases exclusively with littonisidng re/
sults: We believe it christian duty, after OW.
erstiou, to consaenthiusly request sufferers to we gi
especially persons in moderato circumstances vl4
cannot afford to waste money and time on werthltu
mixtures. As clergymen we seriously feel the d eep
responsibility resting on tal in publitly endorsing 0, 4
medicine. Rut our knowledge and experience of ik
remarkable merit fully justifies ode action. Rev. 4,
H. Ewing. Media, Peea'a, suffered sixteen yeu l , b e ;
ca m e hopeless. Rev. - Thomas Murphy. D. b, prank.
ford, Philad'a. .11ev. Davis, Ilightstown, her
Jersey. Xey..l. a. Buchanan, Clarence. luwa,
Q.'o. Smith, Pitteford,plow York. Rev. Jopeph Beggs,
Fails Church, PhUadel his. Other testimonials from
benators, Governors, Judges, 'pongressmen, Phyg,
clans, Sic., forwarded gratin with parophjet-exphin,
ing these diseases. One thousand dollars sin be pre.
aerated to any medicine fur same diseases • shoving
equal merit under test, or that can produce ont•foluill
as many living cures. Any person sending by lettit
description of affliction will receive gratis a legal,
signed girarantee, naming the number of ballet to
cure,' agreeing to refund money upon sworn statement
of its failure to cure. Afflicted invited to write to ht,
Flfler,Philadelphia. Hie valitablo advice coats nothing,
WOOD At SCOVILLE, Agents,
Aff i rcli 11.'73-13'. EmiXville. Ps. '
Vi tor Carriage Shop,
TEE undersigned wish to call the attention of the
public to the fact that they . are manufacturing from
the choicest selected materials, the latest and mai
approved 15 tylez of
LIGHT & HEAVY CARRIAGES,
and also the flue CUT-UNDER PLATFORM CAI
ILIAGE, so convenient for turning about to a narrow
space. ' (
We shall keep altvays on hand a good assortment of
Buggies and Platform Wagons, and customers from
abroad may rely on finding here just what they want
and at as low a price as is consistent with-
FIRST-CLASS WORK,
Orders pronOly filled. Oar place is at the old
stand of Bradford Sr Compton, near the Troy Botta
DANIEL COMPTON,
Troy, Pa., May 6, 1673-Iy. E._F, LILLEY,
only 10 cents each, or $llO per dozen, and everything
• in the line of plants equally cheap at,
.Ir*.IELXZSTEZ I 33r/E6
HC► j T-1i Co SE ,
Wellsboro, April 29, 1878.-tf:
TRUMAN & J BO,WEN'S
sAly MlLL'siliony".,einrcf.attboThattLl2
orders wi pro
ptlr and
dispatch.
Fencing Boa,iirln r, Shingles,/Ail
, Wood,
kc.; constantly n hand,April 22.-tf.
Furnitu
HAVE nowon exhibition and Bi4e at the old places
the largest and most complete stock of
FINE AN', COMMON FURNITURE
to be, found In Northern Penneylvaula, consisting of
MARBLE AND WOOD TOr CENTER irADLES,
RAT RACKS, F4jiOY CILS/RS, MIRRORS,
OVAL ANDS DARE 'FRAMES; twACK
ETS, PURE b. 1 HAIR MATT S. '
. ES, RUB EXCELSTORISAT
- ASSES,
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and a hill stock of the =anon good usually, found to
a flratelass establisluu .The above goods ara large
-19 of their own mantra ture;sl4 satisfaction is guar
anteed both as to quality and price. They dell , the
. .
Woven Wire Mattrass
the most popular spring bed sold; also the Tucker
Spring, Bed that has beon on trial for 17 years and giv
en universal satisfaction,. Our
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Coffin Room, -
is supplied with all sizes of the Excelsior Casket, a new
and beautiful style of burial case, together with other
kinda of foreign and home mauufacttun, with trim
mings to match. They will make undertaking a spec
iality IR their business, and any needing their services
will be attended to promptly, and at satisfactory char
ges. Odd pieces of Furniture made, and Turning
all kinds done with neatness and dispatch.
BM' jusnic I Jan. 1 0, 1872. VAN .110/111 ,A; OHANDLEit -
- To witokt IT MAY CONcEllN.—Having concluded that
lan entitled to a little rest alter nearly, 40 years close
applfcation to business, I. have passed aver the furni
ture blindness to ..the Boys" as, per above adiertiso-
ment; and take this method of asking for them th,
Mune liberal patronage as has been extended to'ree.—
kly books may be found at the old place for settlement
Jan: 10. 1872. B. T. VAN HORN.
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.(- 165.41.013 EX, . 1 ,:. .
Doors, Blinds,Ceilng i;,
_ . I
at- • - 1 •
FLOORING,&O•, ,
made at the Elkiand Faded' and sold 'cheap at, '
WIIOLESALLE & RETAIL,
Parties Will find It for their Interest to call:or writ : e
before purchasing elsewhere, _
A price ilai will be forwarded Pflili on l applicatiOu
to W. B. WRAC
April 8, i 873..
:2 0uto. England, nage Co:, Pa.
HUGH YOUATG'S _
Insurance ,Real Estatet Steamship
• s .A.CA - 311.NeC2r.
• No S. Bowen's Block.
a - Drafta sold payable in any city or town in Europe.
.01rOsblu, tiecond Cabin, or Steerage Passage tickets
to or from eny town in Europe from or to Wellaboro,
by the Anchor Line,rorithe and Onion, 11. S.
Mail Line of Meru{ Stearnctra.. • •
a-Real Estate bought and sold Oil CpIPOILSSIOri.
469"/ desire to call particular attenthen to the User
once facilities afforded by the old end well known
Millsboro Insurance Agency.
, .
, FIRE, _LIFE & ACCIDENT.
Capital represented $40,000,000,
tETNA, of Hartford, Conn. •
HOIWEvof 'New York. - ' •
FRANKLIN, of Philadelphia. • •
INS. CO. OF NORTH AMERICA, of Phil'a.
PENNSYLVANIA, 'of Philadelphia. _
'NORTH BRITISH& MERCANTILE,EIIinbstro
PHENIX; of Brooklyn ,IN. Y
..LYCOMING IMS. CO.,,Adnoy, Pis.
THAVELERS.LIFE & ACCIDENT, Hartford.
ata ci ar e w adt l l l 4 l 47, of 4 h t e iell b m ave m l k ea tirEal c d oin at .
No; 8 aowerea "WU. JISUPid NOUN* .
,LitlY44• HU. • •'. • - • • _
PLATFORM•SPRINO WAGONS,
TRiatAbi & BOWEI;
e and Undertaking.
Van Horn & Chandler,
(Successors to B. T. Vji Horn)
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FINE PARLOR AND CHAItESER SUITS,
, sorAB, COUQIIES, TETE-A-TETES.
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