I=
The Yarn of "Marius Belli
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D W. 8. OILDEBT.
"tattufolalho abOroithat round the coast
From Deal to Itimegate span, i
That I found alone, on a piece of Moue,
' An elderly nlval luau.
t - r'• r 1 ' ,- ;. ' • 1; .7 1' , ' ..,
Iflra i, weedy and long wa r t wis weedy ble b s
h d ear w a s long,
And o, , - ..
And I beard thth might on the shore recite
In a stngulae minor key: ' .
"Oh; I limit cook, and a captain bold,
And a mate of the Nancy brig, , -
And a bosun tight, and a suldstaraulte. -
-- Alad Ahe ore Wof the cagtain:s gig." -. ..
Anti lie shook his dabs and lie tore Lie hair, .
Tin I really . telt afraid; . . .
For I couldn't help thinking the man had been drink
ing, '.
And so I limply geld: .. - -_ . -
'• 41 .:: ••: - , ,:. 4: r
Oh elderly man, Ws little I know
MI the .dutiea' of men of the sea,
d I'll eat my 'hand if:l tinderatand
Ilow you eau possibly be •
Ana •, - ,
"ce a
or snd a calitaht WM. -•-
, s the mete or the Nuany brig,
"And a bo's'n Light, and a addsidpruite,
And the crew of the captain's gig.'t
, . . i.
'Alen he gave a hitch to his trenSers, which
Is a trick ail seamen farm .
And having got rid of a thtunping quisl.
41,e gm:LAMB painful yarn:
, •
'Twat on the good dal? Nancy Bell,
That we Bailttf WILE+
And there on a reef Aro Came - , to.grief,
Which bah often occurred tome.
.
~A ttd- p retty nigh allo` the crew was dinivned,
(There was lerdntpseven o' souls), •,
And only ten of the Nancy's men
Said •• Eters!" to the muster roll.'
"There w me, and the cool.•, andithe captain bold,
And the mute of, iho "Nancy brig,
And the ho'sun tight, and the rubialliprulte,
And the crest of the captain's
• - .
, "For'a month we'd neltborwittles nor drink,,
Tilla hungry we did feel; •
So, we firmed a lot, and secordin , shot,
The captain for our plea).
" The heat lot fell to the liancre, mate,
Ana A delicate dish he made;
Then one appetite with the inidshipmite
- We Leven sutrivors stayed.
" And then wa murdered the bo'sun tight,
And he much resembled pig;
,Then we whittled free, did the cook and me,
On the crew of the captain's gig,
Then on delicate
the cook ae was left,
c - And the delicate Questi nd o m n.. Which
Of us two goes to the kettle ?' arol4e,
Andwo argued it' out as. etch. •
•
"For I loved the took as a brother, I did, ,
And the cook be worshiped me;
Ilat we'd both be Wowed if we'd either be stewed
In the other chap's ki . old, you see.
•• • I'll be eat if you dlue off me,' says Tom..,
'Yea, tbat,' Bays I, 'yo u 'll be,'—
• I'm boiled if I die, mydead,' quoth I,
And .E.tsetly so,' guoth be.
" flays be,' , - Dear Japes, to murder me .
'Were a foolish thing to do,
\ For don't You see that you can't cook m e,
While 1 can—and will—coot you "
" go, he bone the r water; an(l,talps the salt
11
' .And the pepper In potilons true,
(Which he never forgot);an south chopped shalot,
Andsome sage and prale too.
' ",, Como here,' says he, all 1 a proper pride,
Which his smiling features tell, .
. 'Tvlll soothing be if net you see, .
How extremely nice-you'll snaell.'
And he stirred it round and round. and round,
And he sniffed at foaming froth;
When I ups with his heels, and smothers his squeals
In the scum of the boiling broth.
" And I eat that cook in a week or lees,
And—as I eating be
The /set Of hill chops, why I almost ilr4s
For a +essel In eight I see.
1:=1
And I never tart, and I never smile
And I never lark nor play,
But I !Rand croak, and a single joke
I have—which fa to vay!
Oh, I am a cook, awl a captain bold,
And the mato of the Nancy brig.
And a bo'sun tight, and a midahipinite
And the crew of the captain's gig I"
ALL SORTS.
1 • ilartford, Cour4, bad an auction of coffins
the other day. i ,
New England t 9 already complaining of
he want of rain.
The Louisville Courier-Journal calls Indi
ana's new divorce law the 'Hoosier Separa
tor.
Tho house in Murfreesboro, Tenii., in
which President Polk was married is now
used as a stable.
The estimated cost of Chicago's new
Grand Pacific Hotel was $1,000,000. The
actual cost was $1,000,857 04.
The Indiana State University, at Bloom
ington, lia.s twenty-five professors t and ark
'annual income of $40,500.
Judge Wipiam T. Minor, of the Count:Li
out Supreme Court,
nation, to take effect Nov. 15.
Erie has had the State Fair,the small-pox,
and the epizootic, and now grumbles because
she hasn't got the postal cards.
The wreck of the steamer L. Richaud has
caused a great falling off in the travels of
tourists down the Lachine Rapids.
The Indiana editors are about making an
excursion to Wyandotte Cave, and have in
vited the Press of Louisville, Ky., to join
them:
A thrifty' sheriff in Indiana, when he has
an idle jury on his hands, sets them to work
mowing the grass arodfid the Court House.
There are in Chickes new hotel, the
Grand Pacific, fifty-nme flights of stairs,
thirty-eight miles of wire; 999 windows, and
1,070 doors.
The wild man has beeti caught once more,
this time in Titus county,Texas. Of course,
he eats) nothing but raw meat, and he barks
like a dog.
Senator Morton's health has greatly im•
proved at the Hot Springs, in Arkansas,
d he is about starting on his return to his
aid
in Indiana.
A Kansas paper asks its readers why they
will pay five cents a half-pint for pea-nuts,
when they can make money by ralsing i them
at fifty cents a bushel.
A Peoria man has a nice-looking library,
all made up of Patent Office Reportsp-with
the backs neatly labeled with the names of
great authors and their works. .
Boston will have no lire-works andmo bal
loon ascension on the Fourth of July.—
What else it will have, save the in4vitable
address before the city authorities, is nor
yet decided.
A Portsmouth man contracted to build-a
barn for a specified snail and all the cider he
could drink. It took him five months to
build the - barn, and he drank four barrels
of cider.
'lL'ho Boston Transcript says that pdrsons
who send poetry to the newspapers should
always retain copi& If most of them
would retain the originals, perhaps it would
be just as well.
For two years a young Pennsylvanian has
been pursuing the seducer of his • sister.—
Two weeks ago he caught him in Lincoln,
Neb., and last week he brought him back to
answer for his sin.
A California paper insists that $6OO, gold,
is a liberal allowance for the espouses of a
trip from the East to California, and says
that it "include 3 the coat of transportation
to and stay at every one of our great scenic
attractions,"
lhiptiae) 'Semmes, of the pirate Alabama,
attended a wedding in Nowburyport, Mass.,
last Thursda.y.._ Owners of vessels destroy
ed by him were well represented in the com
pany; but none of them seemed anxious for
an introduction.
A. father in Massachusetts, who grew im
patient, the other evening, at the prolonged
stay of an ardent admirer of his daughter,
entered the room and invited the young man
to remain to breakfast. The young man de.
Wined the invitation. •
kilvoman of Middletown, Ohio, has ex
tited-the indignation of the town by cruelly
beating with a whip her grown-up daughter,
because she stopped to converse in the post
office with a younggentleman againiit whom
the mother has an antipathy.
A. Singular epidemic broke out in a Kan
sas town last week. Every wife in the town
was suddenly attacked by an irresistible de=
sire to - present her husband with a nice little
dressing case, With shaving 'materials com
plete. FAn atthactive ,young woman had
opened a barber shop in the village.
The Lyneliburg„(Va.), &publican, a cL
servative paper, , says that- •it is sure the un
christian expressions used toward Gen. Can
by and others, by Gen. Hill, find no indorse
ment in magnanimous Southern hearts, and
that many, cencede that the castigation
administered to nun by Brownlow is Well
deserved.
Gov. Kellogg, of Louisiana has appoint
,cd a committee, to inquire into the origin,
nature, and binding effect of the many out
standing Obligations of the State, and to re
port at the next meeting of the Legislature:
A JP* girl WllB taken Suddenly ill in Itat.
timer*, ion Wednesday, and die in a pew:
minntea, and they maid it was from eating
Men' peas. Thursday, her sister, 'fifteen
narit (kb was Sent On an errand to the reit
mite/s of a clergyman, and an hour 4111:14410.1
a Wiltrist 40)74' in a furnftureAungoni
dead, and theyhavr; 0,1
eitight ft tin to fn.
vetitlgate.
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Ort -UT
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PORTOLV.
GANG SAW MIL
EMI
Water Wheels suited t i atids of water, Tannery Irons, Bridge I;rons, &c.
-.ln. experience - bY our ell" , 111°. Rl . ..Calkins 'intibiceisty
years as a Machinist and Foreman, enables 'is,
by his personal superpision, to make
strictly first-lass G 00414.
Feb. 18, 1813.-Iy,
O. W. PRESTON.
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PRE TON - & HEERM ANS
2
12231
IRON FOUNDERS a MACHINISTS,
Ccririliagg. I%T. "W.,
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Circular, Gang and Muley Saw Mill, Machinery foi
Tanneries, Shafting,' Gearing and - Castings of -
every description, in, li.on, and Brass.
- dal - Machinery of an kinds repaired promptly and at reasonable rates.`llo
Corning, August 28, 1872.-1 y
_New Sprin_g Goods.
THE SPRING CKPAIGN IS OM
AND THE P,OPLE'S STORE IS THE
WITH THE LARGEST, AND, MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF
Staple git_raney pry Goods
It has got to be Pretty generally knormlhat we keep the largest stock..the -bast' goods _end sell them is
low as any hone in the trade in this section; and wo keep very many articles not kept at any other store in
town. In addition to our general stock,
Our arpet.*torit amprins bout 200 rialto,
and every variety. Our Cloth Stock exoeeds any Within fifty miles, irtquantity and variety,
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS-MD DOMESTIC GOODS
enough for a jobbing trade. The citizens of Tioga county aro roainictfully invited to call and examine our
stock and prices.r
April 1,1873.
MEM VOICt 'EL= MEM 1.442110 NEM ?
,fillL4SoOr
rico. goio' to New
- • Yor7o to by, 7l a SAOCk of Spring and Sum
MN' Goods. He inter?,ds to baljAam,,the best matlcets at
bottom, prices, and lz,e will ha‘rte splendid bareccip,s
topirev his 4',usionzers witen,44.retzows.
".-re has JV'OW on, hand a quaeility of Clothing and
Jai ess Goods which, f'c wants out,,of ,the way, and he takes
th , isitethod of inform/10 you,,ediificlentially,that hewn
nil them CHR.,,qp---if mpu, don't believe it, call a
STEAM -pNosi, i mps BOIL RS;
PAIiTHIgHLAH ATTENTION PAir: TO
IS% EN ' . atd,Sll., WI LAY & CIRCULAR NtILLS,
ILE ISHI;' , IVi AND ENCHNES - ApPAYS ON HAND.
j .
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•
mANuTMYITRER.B OF
FIRST IN THE FIELD,
EVER OitelatED TN OOENTirG.' '
MI
I=
il F.O. lIEERMANS
PM
r~~+ :r ~~
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s~
, ' '
ME
SPRING GODS
Maple and Pane?,Difir GO 010,,
READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS,, CAPS, BOOTS,
- !doe]; has been prociePed from the best markets hi the count). if, and threfore 'yott
gilt be s , ,tinfied
,
•
Corning:.Foundry & Machlimo Shop.
.
, . .
313. " W. I=bastrsr.xxe. sic I=3;c:•xist, 'i :.‘
4 •
' Manufacturers of Stationary and Portable Engines and Boilers. Gearing, Shafting and Machinery required
for Saw Mills, Grist Mills and Tanneries, Ovens and GrateS, for burning Tan. Screws for moving unleashed
and leached bark, Castings, Bolts, Railroad. Frogs, Chairs, and Repairing done at short notice. We have fa
cilities for shipping by Canal or Railroads to all points, and can furnish IN•achinpry cheaper than Eastern or
Western builders of the beet quality,
Jan'. 1; 11312-Iy.
5:011 . 1(E.GS Of .
• , JUST RECEIVED BY'
W. C. KR - ES Sr, CO.'.
, •
A i'Ulala STOC7i der
gagenterts glob, n larjen's iatensiis
. _
1 w :•'hil 7' l " ' •
`Special Attention paid to Tin Roofing
SMITH & WAITE
4,000 Cords of Hemlock lark.
Iiegir.I2L.NTEIDCA.
CONTRAOTS will be made for the purchase nf Bark
peeled and delivered the ensuing season, at $4.10
per cord of 2,200 lbw; cash on delivery.
Bark peeled last year will be received for too next
ninety days at $4 per cord of 2,200 We; cash on de
livery. . ;1
We will Make contracts for peeling 4,000 cdrds of
bark on lands 0,f,, , th0 Pennsylvania Joint Land and
Lumber Co. , '
" ' BATLEY. r.OWkI,L &` CO.
Wellaboro, May 13, 1872-tf.
Eir
1,13,&13ANT and improved' rooms furnisbed with
P
all that can be bad to give one pleasure instead orl
pain, are found at
ME
A. n. -Eastman's Dental,Office,
where the new liquid 'Nitrous Oxide is - contluanly ad
ministered 'with the happiest result also Ether.
Chloroform and the Narcotic Spray la zed when pre
ferred.
from one to an entire set, Inserted on abort
Special, attention given to diseases pt the mouth.—
PresertatiOn Of the natural teeth a speeladys Work
warranted and - terms reasonable, Oppoolts Cone
Houle, WellAboro, rob. 1.873-tt
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see
i
C. C. MATITERSi
ifas-just receiretift hw.: auck of
DRS GOODS, WHITE GOODS,
Shoes, &O.; St!liable for the spring Trade.
4Ct4L.71.574.A AL.MOTMO IE4"MM.
'FABT,I.F4 - I.:Fili 1840
GREAT EXCITEMENT I
VODOGS ROUTED
XLekie DIeIXVIMAMA I PVID
BUY WHERE YOU CAN BUY
TUE CUEAPEST ! :
IS our advice, because wo know that after you bay(
examined our Stock you will be convinced that
W.J.Hottour &B.roN
STORE
Is the place,to purchase
Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Hats and Caps, 'Clothing
Boots and Shoes, Whito Goads, Groceries, Gent's
Furnishing Goods, &c., a saried stock suitable for
the Spring and Summer Trade. We cordially Invite
you all to examine our stock.
olc
ARTIFICIAL TEETE.
SPIiING GOODS
CORNINO, HUHN COUNTY, N. Y.
THE ADJUSTABLE SPRING BED
4 Bartlett's Patent Juno 21,1870.
emit .spring, elastic ,Slat.
eLUXDiii&US BED!
With only a single mattess. For durability, eomforti
cleanliness, and adjustment it has no eqUal. A sn. :
parlor bed for the sick-room, as well as for persons in
health. Orders sobelted i by the proprietor for Tioga
county.
April 1, 1++73.-11
EveaVatICHINA HALL.
For 'Sale I
rIIHE subscriber offers for sale his term ink Middle
' 1. bury, near Keeueyrille, containing 106 acres, 90
, acres improved, and is in good state of cultivation.—
There are two orchards, a good house, two barn, a,
store building, and wagon shop,on the premises. Any
ono wishing to pnrchaso can learn 50 particulars by,
I e4klling en the SUbseriber on the premises.
Mareb 18,1872-3 m. R. M. KEENEY. -
40111, Ste frj wriruste,t,il
.iss'il..y. ! TODP lifts ronloved her uetq 6t6T8,-ip
IVEISB
JIM the tale reef/knee of Lever Baehe:'ilifttlitite 7
-44teinway and alter - • '
.
r,r Alp?,„
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” CABINET •
INsTFL*FiI T I ‘FEN -
Alargth yt )etc of ti.bN MUSIC just rerelvect...
tin the Piano, Organ, ninl in , *Ong
lllij:'"oPpoitnulty rot" 'practice - affottled =ln Those
-
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Ne' • .1143 - vveli'y - , P4teri w eim
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LEM
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-13 lu (Inwood woutil rOApoothilly thO
- awls Of Wellaboro and yid nity, that ho bap opeued
Jeweliry Store
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in.t.tto Loki:Wig rovoitly veo..tipied 07 q., 1..
,WPlcalc.
Ilio.stock romprise...l it fililassortineut of
,--
Clocks ' Ifti:,tdites: Jewelry
Silver.anaPtatecl-ircire.
S. D. WARRINEtt, one ot the best workmen In North
ern Pennsylvania, )vill attend to the ,
. .
Repairiai: of Tratpkes,
ZPorille'SlattuVdoing 6f alilcli Lis Sei'eAtt:e'n yeaqs
practi carexperience 49 sufficient guarntee. ' • •:'• •
4.4. WP..,ItRINEIt.
Wellaboro, A.Ug. 23, 181-tf. '
Cyrus D. Sill,
Foreign And - .Domestic Liquors
Agent for Fine O 1 Whiskimi
•Jail. 1 1872
W 141 Kt V .S'ir ictiE :
Wfi1f.,14,313011,6,
)- -ANDREW FOLEY
4)-&
-V-f:- , Ak9wltel, has lon g been est:lWO:Led
F _ *ln the Jewelry Miele eels •In
i
Wellsboro, has always for sale,
,C ''',:c: -_,..- .. 5 .) 1:
. :--ft, iiarloni kinds . antl prices of ' '
AMERICAN WA TO fEs,
Gold or Sliver, Clocks, Jewelry, Gold Chains
- Keys, Rings, Pine, Pencils, Cages; Gold and
Steel Pens, - Thimbles, *mans, Razors,
Plated Ware,
SEWING vIACHINES,
ko.,
With roost all other arUeles usually kept In such en
ablishments, which are edhl low for
liepairing done neatly, and promptly, and on ahor
SOTICE.
Jan. 1,1872-19
WALKER & LATHROP,
tkARDWARE, IRON, STEEL', NAILS,
STOVES, TIN-WARE, BELTINO,
SAWS, CUTLERY, WATER
LIME, AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS.
Carriage and Harness Trimmings,
Corning; N. Y., Jan. 1, 1.872
•.r. Tioga marble: Works, .
HE undersigned is now prepaied to e'secute all or-
L dors for Tomb Stones end Monuments of either
Italian or Rutland Marble,
of the latest style and approved x workmanship and with
dispatch.
He keeps constantly on hand both kinds of Marble
and will be able to milt all who may favor him With
their orders. on as reasonable torimeas can be obtained
in the country.
Jan.l,lß7?
TRUMAN & BOWEN'S
SAWMILE s t ar• i o n
ra fV d l y I: a las ii
and
orders with promptness and dispatch.
Fencing, Boards, Bill Timber, Shingles, Lath, Wood
&c, constantly ou hand
April 22.-tf.
in's . trinnont is especially designed for tho
feet application of
DR. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEIY I T.
It is-tho only form of lustre men tyot invented with
which fluid medicine can ho carried high op and
pdrfectly applied to all parts of the Rine ted easel pas.
sages, and thochAmbers or cavities-communicating
therewith, in ahiehsoresandulcersfrequentlyoust,
and from which the catarrhal discharge generally
proceeds. The wantrif success in treating catarrh
heretofore has arisen largely from the impossibility
of applying remedy's to these cavities and Chambers
by, any of the ordinary methods. This obstacle in;
the Way of effecting cares is entirely overcome by
the Invention of tholiduche. In using this instru-
Meilt, tho Fluid Is carriod by its own weight ino smith&
forcing or pumping being iequired,/ up one nostril in
full gently flowing 81.1 vatil to the highest poi pion of
the nasal passages. piu,ses into and thoroughly
cleanses all the tidies and chambers connected there
with, and flows out of the , opposite nostril. Its use is
pleasant and se simple,that a child could understand
it. Nall null ripilelt directions accompany each
instrument. When used with this Instrument, Dr.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures recent attacks of
Cold 111 the fiend by a few applications:
Symptoms of entforrlt. Frequeut heiaticho,
discharge falling Into throe sometimes profuse,
watery, thick mucus, purulent.. ottensive, &c. Int
others a dryness, dry. we tory, weak or I n flamed eyesi,,
stopping up or obstruction of nasal' passages, rine
ing in ears, deafness, hawking and ei'ilighing to clear:.
throat, ulcerations, scabs from ulcers, Voice altertia,!
nasal twang, offensive bran( li, impaired or total de.'
pivation of sense of einell,and taste, dizziness, men
tal depression, loss et oppctite, indigestion,enlarged
tonsils, tickling rough, Ac. Only a few of those
sYmptoms aro likely to ho present in any cusp -at
one limo.
Dr. *ages Catarrh Malletly, when used with
Dr. Pierces Nasal Douche, and accompanied
with the constitutional treatment which is recom.
mended in the pamphlet that wraps each bottle of
the' Remedy, is a perfect specific for this loathsome
disease, and tbo. proprietor offers, in good faith,
$5OO reward for a case he cannot cure. The
Remedy is mild and pleasant to use, containing no
strong or canstio drags or poisons. The Catarrh
Remedy ie sold at 50 cents. Douche at 60 cents, by
ait Druggists, or either will bo mailed by proprio,
tor on receipt of 60 yenta. -
R. V. PIERCE, lt7. D
Role Proprietor.
BUFFA LO, N. Y.
June 26, 1872, Rot-ly
11/RS. SOFIELD announces to the public that she
lllL:has a very large and desirable stook of
and Ladies' Furnishing and Fancy Goods, which are
offered at very low rates.
.J. S. PALISIF,R,
Mansfield, Pa
LADIES' SU ITS,. PAR A SOLS
GLOVES,CORSETS,Ho6P4*KIRTS,
Notions; also riadi.mad`e white gooda in °Very variety:
Tim public are cordially invited to . Just:met and
purchase.
Wellqboro, &az 13,1570--6 m,
ctocks, 4'-%.
wHoLESA GE! DEALER IN
S\114:8';
CIALNINCi N. V
C A S H.
DEALERS IN
HARNESSES, SADDaS. &c
FRANK ADAMS.
TRUMAN & BOWEN
MILLINERY.
sijAWLS,
IiOpIERY, LACES, ana
Athe best healing and tais
ingl.lnfinent in the .
, . .
It is recommended s witli. unbounded assurance
iu all cases of Cuts, Entities; Burns, f3Prains,
nudism, Hard Swellings, Bites,•Chilblains, Stiff
ness ,of the ,Joints, 'Frozen reel, Dire, ace., &e..
among all persons, and 'for. Sprains, • rounders,'
•Ring-bono,Poll.evil.fiendelies,Wiod-g alls,HoOtale,
Spavins, Spring-bait, Saddle, Collar and Harness
Gale; ale* diseases of the( Lye and Ear in •
Horses; Mules or
.• le.
MISTAB
Bal bow
Teinulgia, Rheumatism. kiout, Lama Back.
tlalt,Vbsom. Poisonans Bites, External Bone .and
Muscle Affections, Bore Nipples, &0., au may be
justly termed the pamacoa for all.,
EXTERNAL, WOUNDS.
lar Remember, thia Linithent did not'
spring up in a day or a year, producing,l
Tire MOST ABBOUD AND ornivrtraer. CORES merman
DY NEW-BORN aam 411118M0014 - j.Arzunnurrs, But
we have tho".eXperiBßee of over thirty years
of trial, with the most substantial result/4 and b
a mioltita3de of witnesses. '
. .
A If the Linlmentht not no recommended, the
Money will be Refunded
Do not ile imposed upon by using any COIN ,
Liniment claiming the same properties orresalta.
They are a • cheat and a fraud, , De ante and get
nothing but
. .1
11 1 16 lic a n Mustang ' Linimeit.
sir soLp n ALL DAVOGISTO AND COUTRZY`
EITOMICA AT
. . .
25c1; 60c. and Si per Battle.
li imps 13izz or Dor, ri,r, OMB, dm
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Magnolia Z= aim
A FEW APPLICATIONS MAKE A '
r
Pure Blooming Complexion,
It is Purely Vegetable, and its operation is s l een
and felt at once. It does away with toe Flutalti
Appearance caused by Heat, Fatigue, and Excite.
merit. Heals and removes all Blotches an Pimples,
dispelling dark and unsightly spots. Drives away
Tani Freckles, and Sunburn, and by its gentle but
pOSverflal influence mantles theAaded cheek with
• 6
VOTlTiikut. BLOOM AND BEAUTY.
Ddid by all Druggists and Fancy Stores, Depot,
norm^ riew i 1.1. )(sag: •
Allay 13, 1011-Itt.t.-ly:
Door, Sash & Blind Facto
ENLAMLN AUSTIN,' is prepareds to furnish' first
class work from the best lumber, at his new• far
tory which 14 now in full operation.
)l4stYllsg© inovtuildo
. AND MOULDINGS,
constantly on hand; or mannfaoturod to ordoi
Planing and Matelking
done promptly, and In the best manner. The best
Workmen employed, and none but the beat seisoned
lumber used. Encourage limn% industry. •
Factory near the foot of Main Street.
Jan. 1, 1872-tf. '
JOAN FISHIER
sitrgest and bet. selected suck of
fBOOTS AN .
flll SIIO,FiS
erer brought into Wellsboro, ronsietingai of
Ladies',, id and Cloth. Bahnor-
Ladies, Misses.' Children ! and
• 13,a by . s Shoes.
Gents' Cloth Boots and •SJtoes,
Prince Albert Calf
,Boots, :
Boyg' Gay Kip Boots,l' •
Maths'' Boots.--
In fact, all kindsi of- Mons' and Women's • war kept
In a first-class Sho Store. The best sewed Woman's
Shoes ever offered in this .market. 1 defy the world
in J
If yoti don't lielleve it, try me. I boy only the beat
stock, and have as good Cordwalners as money can
hire.
REPAIItING done neatly, mid 'Aith diepraciti
of all kinds constantly on hand.
CASH PAID FOlt HIDES, DEACON SKINS,
Having just 'filled up my shelves With a choice
stock, personally selected for, thfs market, I respect
fully solicit a fair share of trade. "Small profits and
quick retfirns," I ;hollers to bo a good 'business max
im ; and I lio.d the beat gOods to be the cheapest.
keep no and,
hly assortment is sufficient to Meet
all sizes and tastes. I :invite . our patrons and the
public generally to call and examine my !deck,
_• No
,troubls to shoW, goods. , Always to., he found, ono
door .rioith of 0. B. Holley's 'store, • Main; 'died,.
Weliaboro, Pa, •TOIEN PIBEILER.
Feb, 1873-tf.
wsi AIEO
LYON' MFG.- CO.
„6. C+ it
o ff
W EICA.SIRORO
Sash, Doors,
11ENJ AUSTIN
- I
((1.9 awl serfi2'ters,
CUSTOM
,WORK.
4eatlier and Fin_aings
PELTS AND FUNS.- ,
.-r l 4/18 M
p.410„;1it....,ift, or SIAO-per &men. au© everythi ng
zu Ihe .itier of Ilituus rqually .v.lihap at
XiMMITO3Er I9
CO - TIE CO 11-1 S
WCllisboro, Apill-29,1573.Ztir.
-Furniture and .Undertitking.
Van Horn & Chandler,
(Succeogoo to D. T. Vau Horn)
H
AVE now on exhibition and sale at the old ply
the largeattabi moot complete Mock of
FIRE A.N9 e4fililol l, l FURNITUMg
Obis found hi Northern PeuusykauL%, consistin g of
FINE I'AELOR AND CIIAIIIIIED
Cu4EI)EI4,TETE.A-TE'VE9.-
MARBLE AND WOOD TOP CENTER TABLES
HAT RACKS, FANCY ,CHAIRS, MIRRORS,
OVAL AND f4QUARP, -FRAMER, BRACE
, ;A ETH, PURE Nu. 1 lIAUI MATTRASS.
• EH, 11118 R & RXOELSIOR MAT
' • TRASHES,
aUd p full stock of the eounnon goads usually found In
teliret-vlass eseahlishzato)t,' .The above goods are large
;lydof their ONO Untnufactilre, and satisfact Jou Is guir
atiteed both as to quality and prie.e. They sell the
Woven Trire Mattrass
the meet popular spring bed sold; also the Tuatt
Spring Bed that ban been on trial fur 1i years and gIT.
en universal satisfitetiou. Our
• Coffin, Room,
i 4 imp Plied with all slzca of the FACI-I.ljOr CASkti, a nee
and beauttfuist . s le of buttel ease, together nth odor
lands of foreign and honte , Taaunfai:ture, with trial
raings to nateh. 'They will masker undertaking a a ttz .
tality in their linable:9a. and any needing their serrisai
will be attcudod to prisimptly, and at authiSaotiirs char.
geH. 0,1 , 1 pieties; of FortiAare made. 801 Titroing
all kinds done with neattioga and dispatch.
Jail. 10, Iti e N:: VAN HORN Sr CHANDLFJi
To NV UPS: rr nfax Coteerinr.:2—Ha,ing concluded that
Tam entitled to a little rest after nearly 40 years closet
application to business, 1 its Ve passed over the, tarsi.
tare business to •the Boys" as per above advertite
ment, and take ibis metbot, of asking for flirm th e
same liberal patronage ns bas been extended to rue.—
My bOoki 'nay be found at the old place for settlement
.Tan. la. 1.872. B. I'. VAN nom:.
Victor arriage Shop,
rj ABE undersigned wish to, call the ill tt . llllOEl the
I public to the f.wt . that 111,3 211 . laanulaclurnig, tree
the hoicest seleeted (haler:el; the late-4 and intm
approved •dylcs t.l
LIGHT g i nlAvy GARRIAGE
PLATFORP/-SPOINO WAGONS,
and also the fine 'CUT-UNDER PLATFORM CAR
RIAGE, so convenient for RIFOLLECE .31.4011 t in narrce
space.
We shall beep ainnrya on hand a good assortment tf
Buggies and Platform Wagons, and enstomers froz
abroad may rely on finding here just what tbry aatt
and at aglow a price as is ersiBtent with
FIRST-CLASS WORK,
Orders promptly filled. Our ,place is at the old
stand of Bradford it: Corapto:), ar the Troy lii.eFe
DA NA EL CUM rroN
Troy, Pa., May 6. 181:1-1s. ' E. El SALLEY.
Door,
FLQORING,&C.,
'wide nt the Elkland Factor - and 4i.ld elleap ac
WIROLESALE kiRETAIL.
Ii
PartieS will hod it for theirl,intercst to call or ;
Write
before purchasitii; elsewhere,
L ..
A price list will be ioiwargleilyßEE oti application
to 11*. 13 11l:111,
April 8, 1873 -thno. Elklana, 'flogs C , P. ra
Deerfield4' Tooke' 'Mills:
DEERFIkLD, PA.
THORAX! BROTHERS, Proprietors of the,aliove &155,
J. will manufacture as usual to order, to suitcustomen.
OUIC=CASSI3IERES
aro warranted., Particular attention given to
Roll Carding & Cloth Dressing
We manufacture to order. and do all kinds of Roll
Carding and Cloth Dressing, and defy competition.
We have as good an assortment of,
I Full Cloths, Cassim,eres,
! I. and give more for Wool in exchange than any sail
establishment. Try them and satisfy yourselves.
We wholesale and retail at the Cowancsque mills,
miles below Knoxville.
INGHAM BROTECEILS.
Jan, 1, 1.872
J. H. Griswold's Water Wheel,
rpHE undersigned, are agents for f the above Water
I Wheel, and can cheerfully recommend it as supe
rior to all others in use. Persons wishing to pur
chase should ate this wheel in operation before buy.
ing other wheels.W INGHAM BROS.
Deerfield, May 15, 1875.
Read the following
We the undersigned, purchased 'one of J. 11, Gel
weld's 30 inch Water Wheels using 68 inches of wed
to run three run Of stone under a 20 foot head, &Om
well pleased with the wheel. We have ground EMT
bushels per hour with the three run and can aversg:
that amount per bode all day.
eheTTE.L.AND, OHL°.
The Rest Paint. in the •
World,
Any Shade from Pure White to Jet Black
A combination of this pin est paint with Imlis Rub
ber, forming a smooth, mossy, Aw, durable, ela•ttc and
beautiful Paint, nuaffected tn. change 01 teroperatuit.
Is perfectly outer-proof, and adapted to all la,sf s
Work. and is itkevery way a better paint for tither m
eld° or 01011i(14) painting than any other paint iu tba
world, being from one-third to ono-fourth cheaper, an /
lasting at least three times as long as the best leadand
oil paints. Be sure that our 'num: MAIM Jac
of which it given abate) is on terry packory. PreFirel
ready for use and soil by the gallon only.-
March 1e,1872-4m -
Kf1.u....
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7
WE
of Chlorite and Acute Itheumatiefm, Neuralig3. Lad'
Lager, Bviati c a e lild/leY, and Nervous Due toe , . %WI
years of sitin;ring, by hiking Du. Fut met, tro.rel-i.
I ,turatatsvic Svievr--the -scientific diet et) of J. fr.
Fitter, M. D., a regular graduate pti. eh. ian,
we are personally acquainted. who Lis
treated these diseas t eslexclusively with astostabiesl l '
Vire believe it our chriettan duty, after (WO'
oration, to conscientiously request sufferers to set
especially persons in moderate ciicumstemees Nut'
cannot afford to waste money and time on 'wortleleg
mixtures. As clergymen we serionsly feel the MP
responsibility resting on us lu publici3 entiorsl l 4, , thll ,
medicine. lint our knowledge and txperiesea oz
remarkable merit folly Justifies our -action. Bev t.
IL Ewing, Media, Penn'a, suffered sixtten years.
"ante hopeless. Rev. Thomas illefrPhy, D D., Fria„
ford, PhilatFa. Rev. J. 11. Davis, liighl9tOWn ,
Jersey. Bev. J. R. Licluman, Clarence, / 0 ”'
gar
G. G. Smith; Pittsford, New York. Rev. Joseph 114'0-
Falls Church, l'hiladelfahla. Other teethaenial
tienators, Governors, Judges, Congressmen, PM:irk:,
clans, , forwarded gratis with pamphlet sip! ,
lug these diseases. One thousand deflate sin lie pie
scotch to any Medicine for RAMO diseases eh lti
equal merit under test, or that can produce ope-teu,
as many living cures. Any person seeding 1 1
description of affliction will receive gratis A leGt
signed guarantee, naming rho number of bottles ,
cure:agreeing to refund money upon sworn statofq,2
of its fatfureio cure./ Afflicted Invited to t° '":,'
rff dM
ler.rhilaphia. His valuable advice costs nellu D,
WOOD Ar SCOVILLE, Agent',
Rnoxvffle. PS.
March 11,'79--Ip.
CHINAHALL,WeIIsboroi
NVEsTPIELD, APRIL 24, 16'72.
E.4D. PHILLIPS.
CHARLTON PHLLLIPS.
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