;
1 . 1 . 'a , 1
The New , f Church 3
...; •,',
Bir W. CAIII.TOI.{
They've got a bran-now organ. 0110;
Fq Marius, anpuliarChi • •
TheY've' done 'just is theY said tliey
And fetoboll it into church.
They:ro bound the critter ahtql °seen.
And on !he preaoher'a right
They'll: , hoisted up their new machine,
everybody's sight.
They've got a chorister and choir,
Agin Tay voice snit vote;'
s ifor it WM neNer nip desire,
6 Wr-t prialiellie Lord by:note - , • ••
I've beou a stater gend at' true
For five an' thirty'year; - •
I've done whatiseemed - my part to do,
• An' prayed my duty clear;" '
rve !sung the' hysdns both Slow and quick, •
Justius the preacherread, ' '
And Vance, when Beacon Tubbs was MCI:,
~.11 took the fork an' led LI
• Asid now, their bold, new-tangled ways
Is comln• all alsout; •
And I, right in my latter days,
lint fairly crowded out I •
•
,To -day the,preactser, good old dear;
tear" all in his eyes,
ea'n Teed my title clear
• ' TO7nansions in the skies_"
I :Ways liked that blessed hp:nis—
i s'poso I !Ways will ;•••• • '
•
effisbmahow gratiftes My' whim;
•
in good old Ortonville;
But.wheld that cholegot up to sing.
- I couldn't catch a word; •
the luostilog..jontiest thing
,•
- A:body ever heard! -
, home worldly cbaps-was standite near;
• An' when I see them grin,
I bid farewell to every fear, • . , • ~ •
i•Asul boldly waded M.
Ittienght.l'd chase their hum along,
' And tried with all my might;
But though ray voice Is good and strong,
steer it right :
. • Whentthey was high, then I was low,
also contrawlse;
Iloit flog, or they too slow,' - .
• . - Vski"MtUraious in the skies." ': • • " . •
•
• after 9Toryeo, you know,
,•
. ;3.l3Zbey played a little tune; ;
understand, an' so
. I started it. too soon.. '
i../pitched it pretty raiddlin' high,
I fetched a lusty tone,
But oh, alpa -I tonna that
- Way singtu• there atone t •
' Titeyloolled a little, 3 an/ told;
•", 'Bot I lad done my hest;
41pg not a wave of tronble roiled •
• •
Across my peaceful breast. • • •
• •• • • ,
COU/ but look— • •
• • dffirright frdist - of
"'Otte never was no singin"-book,
•
t An' never went tollse;
But then she arays,tried to do
Tbe-best she could, she said;
, 413111Inftdegistood the time right through,
Ape key,' with hair-head; " :-... • • ~•
fAH6nShe tried hits mornln', oh,
t. I had tolaugh or cough l • - '
It kegs' ber.head a.tobblia' '
( - It e'en smolt came off 1 , . .1 •
t' I. -
1,
401 Altai:O l n
i tubbs ; -s.he All brokq down, • . :
As one aught well suppose;
,'",-,llettocdc one look at sister Brown,
•,Al4 meekly, scratched hie nose. •
' - 4silooked 1115 hymn-book thiough and through,
d laid l on tho
41124 then sp.penslye sigh ho drew,
" - And'iooked completely beat,
' An' w4they 'took another , bout,V
• 1 11 e. ft even rite; • •-• " • ".
ed 1111 sod bitridanner ont."=
webpln' eves."- - ' ' -
• 14 sister, good sad free,,
or flirt An' thirty year;
• VIA Clone what seemed My part to do,
An'-prayed my duty clear;
• • But Death, Will stop my voice, I know,
VW he is on my track;
• And soma day I to church will go,
. And never more come back; - •
And when the folks gots up to sing
- • - Whene'er that time shall bo—
, /dO apt Watit•no - pafent thing
A-settealin'over me t-
•
„ a
_ GRAnis OF GOLD. '
, • •
Xake slow answer to 'a hasty question.
Drive thy business or thy business will
drive thee,
A profession of religion without purity,
fa like til'air glove drawn over a foul band.
Tho Ugh death is before the old man's
face, ha may be as near the young man's .
back. . '
~, L ust is the ' mother of sin, and sin the
Mother of death; and the sinner the parent
of both. .„
,
Religion in the soul is liko water in the
fciantain, odor in the rose, and sunshine • in
fthe - sun s , diffusive, dispersing without im
poterishing:
Ve may be assured of ,the happiness of
, oupfriende in the next world, from their
ha g tasted that the Lord was gracious to
I
I. the is this.
- ,
_. S cerity is speaking as we think, believ
ing as we pretend, acting as we profess,
performing as we promise, and being as we
appear to hp., ' .- 7 \ s,
‘'. =lf peoPle were to think twice beforia,they
-speak once, conversation would not only,be
reduced very much, but many would not
speak.at all.
Hope is sweetest friend th tt ever kept
a distressed soul company; it beguiles the
.tediousness of the way—all-the miseries of
• our pilgrimage.
It is not until the flower has fallen oft
that the fruitlegins to- ripen. So in life,
it is when the romance is past that the prac
tical usefulness begins.:
A Christian bath so - much, opposition in
his way to glory that he had need be well
locked into the saddle of his profession, or
he'll be soon dismounted.
Repent, lest ye go down quickly into hell 1
Very soon you'll hear _the sound of the
trumpet calling—"Ccime to judgment !"- 0 1
arise, and shake yourself from the dust, and
-' prepare to meet thy God.
1 Every promise in the Bible is a pearl of
d great price. Faith makes a chain of pearls
out Of the promises, by which she graces
her neck, and secures her armor;-but activ
ity is a thread of silver running through
the chain of pearls.
Did you ever think of the Ten.Conamand
ments as ten promises ii The grace to per
form is implied. So with the requirement,
"Thou shalt love the :Lord thy God with
all thy heart"—the ability to do it is pledg
ed in the very demand. .
He 'Who is unregenerate has refused to be
illuixtlnated by the most brilliant of all lights,
or melted by the most blessed of all influ
ences, or healed by the most sovereign of
all medicines, or redeemed by the most
precious of _all prices.
Looking back is more than we can sus
tain without going back. Lot's wife look
ed back, and God never allowed her to look
forward again. This might harpers to me.
There's a possibility that I may commit sin
once too often.
1
"Be reserved," says Wm. Penn, "but not
sour; grave' but not formal; bold, but not
rash; humb e, but not servile; patient, but
not insensibl ; constant, but not obstinate;
cheerful, bu not light;—rather be sweet
tempered than familiar; familiar rather
than intimate, and intimate with very few,
anti upon good grounds."
God bath said it; men must serve Him—.
they must serve Him in His-own way, and
they must serve \ llim in His,, own atrengtb ,
too, or He will never accept,' their service.
That which man loth, unaided. by divine
strength, God never can accept. 'There
must be a consciousness of weakness before
there can be any -victory. d „
Many met. pass fifty ol• \ sixty years in the
world, and when they are , just going out of
it they bethink themselves, ,and step back,
as it-were, to do something Which they had
rill the whilB forgotten, to 'iv \ it, the again
business for which - they came into the
world—to repent of their sins, and reform
their lives, and make their peacewith God;
and in time prepare for eternity. \
Many of our best men exhibit their worst
features in the battle of life; their\weak
point they perpetually thrust upoti\the
churcl
and the world, because pass ion ,
pride, envyy, jealousy fire obtrusive, boistpr
mai •tnecidiesonio, , while' Christian greens
are modest e and retiring. _ li3o should the
strong ;guard the weak points, "keep' the
body-tinder," give the reins to the impulses
noble Sand true.
Censure no man; detract no man; praise
no matt before his face; traduce no manl,,be
hind his back. Boast not thyself abroad,,
nor flatter thyself at home. Honor those
that in tract thee. Let all thy desires tte
subjected:to reason and let thy reason, be
corrected by religion. Weigh thyself by
thy.own balances, and trust not the voice
, of wild opinion; observe thyself amity great
; est enemy; so shalt thou become : thy gr9at
est friend.
There is no situation life so high that
does riot owe its highest enjoyments to feel
ings with which, the mind is connected;
there is none so low which may not be oheer.
ed and -relined by the same source. Ind.
, pendently of all worldly consideratiousi,
mental pursuits invariably bestow a rlcitrc
ward' oh their votary, in the delight attendf
ant on their cultivation and the temporary
oblivion at least of all anxious cares in the
abstraction they require.
There are things that always pay even
in this not over -remunerative existence.
They are working and waiting. Either is
'l - without the other. Both united are
invindlble, and inevitably triumphant.
who waits without working is simply a min
yielding to Sloth and disgair. Ire- who
works without waiting is fitful in his striv
ings, and misses resulta-by impatience. H
who, workn steadily and waits patiently may
hare a long. journey before him, but at its
close he will find its reward.
1. "6“ ,
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AL.VirESTON &
MANUFAQTURB OF
PORTABLE ' AND STATIONARY STEAI4. I ENGINES & BOILERS
' PARTIOTIAR ATTENTIOX PAID TO
GANG SAW 'MILLS, ENGLISH, Mtll4AY & dila; ti IAR MILLS
Water Wheetepsoiteo to. 01 heads pf water, Tannery Irate,, Bridge Irons,, &e.
• r 5 , c
.fat experience by our. .111k.,,,r. IL Calkins of Over twenty
years as a alachiliist kind foreman, enables ; us,
by his personal supervision, to make,
•
strictly first-class Goods.
Feb. 18. 1873.-1 y
IRON i01111)EliS & IIACHIN(STS
—Farm Ballal4
Circular; ‘ pang
Tanneries ; ShaYting, -. Ge aring and e CaStinAs's oP °
every description. in iron and Brass.
Corning, Atigunt 28, 1822.--1 Y
New Spi - ang 0-oods.
THE _ pR N . G Allip : l,lG
AND THE 7
PEOPLE 7 S - STORE zsvuE .
FIRST IN THE FIELD,
•
WITH THE LARGEST, AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK. OF
Staple el Fancy Dry Goods
EVER OFFERED IN CORNING. Jj
has got to be pretty geneially known that we keep the largest stock, the beat goods vnd sell them as
low as any house in the trade in this section; and we keep very many articles not kept at any, other store in
"town. In addition to our general Wyk: •
•
13 garptt *tacit tomprses atinitt too rolls,
and every variety. Onr Cloth Stock exceeds any within fifty miles, in qttantlty and variety, : • .
.DItESS GOODS SIIAWLSAND t DOMESTIC GOODS
enough for a jobbing trade. The citizens of Tioga county are respectfully invited to call and examine our
stock and prices.
April 1.1875. SMITH & WAITS, -
•
ItANI )laol7 ZitiaLEZ, 1111 ILLMOVITSNEWig
11 1 )ILLIelell 4111 r:
Ifarote to .71 1 'ew. York to buy a stock of Spring and Sum
',neer Goods. .11e intends to
,buy fromtkP bqqt-..miarkets at
:bottomprices, and he will
, have some splendid bargains
. .
to offer his customers when: he returns. - 4 •
He
has NOW On/ hand a quantity of Clothing and
. _
•
,
Dress Goads which he wants out of the Way, and he takes
this methwd.of informing you,confidentially,that
yell, them 0:13:E4P---if you don't belie6e it, coal an,cl see.
454•111111111111161011.111111m,xmarmanwa,-.........
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D' ,, P-0 ST . PIRO tt:Wl-11kg-
ED IN 1349. -
PA, !NUT) , ' ; 7 K •
SHINGLE MILLS AND ENGINES ALWAYS ON lIAND
0. W. PRESTON
PRESTON ,& HEERMANS „
MI
CiCoritall.32.§4", 1V... -Sr.,
STE . AM:,xtioNc4,,mp
..i,,q94Rs,
arntachstiory or all 'kinds repaired promptly and at reasonable rates.-641
1M
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kVaple and Fancy - IP Ur GO 11$,
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READY.-MADE CLOTHING', HATS, CAPS, BOOTS,
NC
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. My stock, has been pcuredfroni the'best markets in the country, andtherefdre you
will be sqti 411E4 Frith poticep.:
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Corning Foundry 42 Machine Shop.
I'M
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ILPossivil.e4 - eit3: - Elk:iita .
Manufacturers of Stationary and Portable Engines and Boilers. Oeai ing. Shafting end Machinery required
for Saw Idille,'Orist Mills and Tanneries, Ovens and Orates, for burning Tan: Screw 4 for moving uuleached
and leached bark. Castings, Boltz, EallroatPrOga, Chairs, and Repairing done at abort notice. , We have fa ,
cilitleo for shipping by Canal or Railroads to all points, and can furnish 'Machinery cheaper thin Eastrirn qr
Western bnilders of the best quality, , • f . •
Jae. 1872:-/Y. • CORNINO,VIVUO .gN COUNTY, N. Ye
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SOO KEGS OF NAILS
W.. C. & CO.
A FULL ST°CK
t.
(iagenter's gaols, an parpments attensiis
Special Attention paid __to tin Roofing
4,ooo=Cetds if - HeittoCk aark,
WAILIVICI£11".
CONTRACTS will be made for the pnrchasS of Bark'
pealed and delivered the ensuing season, at $1.50
per cord of 2,200 the; cash on delivery.
Bark cis& last year. will be received for the next
ninety sat $4 per cord of 2,200 lbsi; cash on de
livery.
We will make contracts for yOOlll2O cow . cords of
bark on lands of the Yennalvanle. JOint Land Tend
Lumber Co. 1: BAILEY. LOWELL & CO.
Wellaboro, May 18, 1873-tf.
•
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PLEANT and improved rooms furnished with
all that can be bad to give one pleasure instead of
pain, are found at
A, B. Eastmtiles DentaliOffipe,
where the new liquid Bilious Oxide is continanly ad
ministered with the liappleat results;,also Ether.
Chloroform and the liarbotio Spray is used when pre
furred.
,
ARTIFICIAL TEETH, - ~ •
from ono to an entire set, insertea on short notice.—
Special attention Oren to dlseasea of the mouth.—
Preservation of the natural teeth a special tpt Work
itarrar.tett and terina reasonable, Opposite Clone
Hope, Wealiboro, Pa. Feb. 4, 1873-tf.
=MS
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MATHERS
~_~ ~
Has iasl-recelve 1 a large , slock of
•
, 1
; DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS,
Shoes, &c., Suitable for the spring Trade.
` `, , i
CI~I,LL~ A.~TD 1~EF.,~.
ET_A_BEISHEID 1840.
GREAT EXCITEMENT 1
1011 ES ROUTED'
I4YA' B*Bs YAgATf4II H
'BUY IN ERE: 'CAN BUY
THE CIIEXPEST I
Is our edifice, becaueo we know OW utter you tisvo
examined our, Enoch you will be convinced that ,1
W.J.Horton & Bro'4
'STORE • '
18 the place purchase
Dry Goods. Dress GOods, Mats and .Caps, Clothing.
Boob and Shoes, White Goods, Groceries, Gent's
Furnishing Goods; &c., a varied stock euttable - for .
the Spring and Summer, Trade. We cordpilly Invite
yon all to examine our stock. .
JUST RECEIVED BY
ON
MEMO
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SPRIG_ ,
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, - Bartlett% Patent Juno 21,1.870.
•
cipher tin elasta „Slat.
• . LUXVRiOUS BEDS
With only.nOuilo n4.rees. For.durabllity, comfort,
'cleanliness, and adjustnient 1t fins iit• equal. 'A. su
perior bed for the islet-room, as well es for persons in
health. Orders sollelted by the propilefor for Tioga
county. J. B. PALMEII,
April I, 1573.-if. Mansfield. Pa.
E=CAINA trAT,Ti.
Mrs. Geo. Campbell
IDICAVING returned to Wellsboro, and baring finish
-jui ed her trade in therasnialltettrre of
ARTIFICIAL EWES WORE, .L-
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. .
W . onid , respectfully say to her .old fr iends. that she
would be glad to son all who would favor her with
their calls. Btu) can bo found at the house of J. M.
Johnson. the Barber. Feb. 25, 1873-tf.
.s': ~ ~' .
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1513 H. lir.T¢nD liee retnrwed her Mnato Store to
..Lp. the laterosideuee of f i rmer liaatip, opposite VIM
Horn's Hotel. Steinway anti other " ,
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Per pale very cheap t.
CABINET -s ORGANS.
I,OLO ENSTRi7MENTB TAKEN TN EXICTIAIIOIt. •'
,—• , ,
i A tae, Atlott of Avg ntIIS . To Just rticeiv‘d:
'I , ESSONS giVen on the Posno,-- Orieits, oii.l,iti Bing"
ink. An, ..opporton!ty, tor praotico _4.lXoptiedl,tn,-, those
wlio We riesirelt; „ ', ' 1 '' '• EL IV:,,TOFfpn.
jAiii. 1. 1072-th , l' f ,,- - '• ' . ' •
New.' elry
. „ .
frEtliE thia6.ratAieit Woi.llB Peipectritliisay,to at-
Szobs WellabiSto and vicinity, ilintno Operned
IRE
Jewelry Store
, .• - - ,
in the buibllng recently • Oviiiiied. by 'O. L. Villlcox
Ul stock'comprttles a full assortment of . . •
Clocks .FP atchis. ,Jewelry,
Silver awl' Plated-Ware.,
•
ft. D. WARItI?.IIM, ono of [Lisboa wortinien hi North
ern Peneliylvatila, will attend to the
- Repairing of ' - frateltes,. '
Cloeksi:47o..; -
- /For the skilful doing of 'Witch hie seventeen yearn,
practlfialexpertencefe
'Wptisitoro, Ana, .23, 1871-tf...„ • • :
C rigs D.. Ii I,
DF,A L'Ett 'rs
foreign and Domestic.- Liquors
WINES, 4 0 .,&e•
Agent for Finer Old Whiskies,
1872. 'CUNNING. N. Y.
AFEIVELVIT'"STOR - E!
_WELLS [3O EtCY,''' PA.-
! ;• , 1 ,1 ,
" ;ANDREVy FOLEY
Irby_ has Innis been established
T c i n she, jewelry *business :fn.
t.) ?
, •
Wollsboro, has, slwaYe for sale,
SY vltrion 8 kinds and prleeaof
AMERICAN 'WATCH.ES,
Gold or Silver,. Clocks,. Jewelry,. Gold Chains,
• Keys, Attpgli, }Us, ,1 4 mlusis, t asue, 61a1d. feud
Steel Pens, Thimbles, Spoons.: Rs.zore,
. Plated Ware. ,
.SEWING
,MACIIINES
•
With moat all other article's usually kee ilia' es
. .
'tlibliehreents, which are sold low for :
, •. ‘C A
R'epaitingdoneneatly and promptly, and on shOr
karmic. " " • ' A. FOLEY.'
Jan. 1.1872-0. ' . n
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WALKER & LATHROP.
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DEALERS IN .
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, NAILS,
_STOVES, TINWARE, BELTING,
SAWS, CUTLERY„ WATER
' i LIME, AORICIILTIURAL ;
IMPLEMENT%
Carriage and Harness Trimmings,
HARNESSES, SADDLES. tko,
Cornipg, N. Y., Jan. 1, 1872.
.- . , .
Tioga Narble: Wcirlii,,,
tr EIE undersigned la now prepared to oxeente all or.
'L, dote for Toielifittoi;es and fionutuents of either
Italian/Or Rutland Marble,
of the latest style and approyed 7orlireanship and with
dispatch.
Re keeps constantly on hand both kinds of Marble
and will be able, to snit all who may favor him with
their ordera, - on as reasonable forms as can beobtained
in the Country. -
, FROR ADAMS.
.1an.1.18 . 1%. ,
TRUMAN & BOWEN'S
SAWMlLligtheTvaroinrefally blast, and
orders with promptness anti dispatch.
Fencing Boards, Bill Tlinber, Bilitigles,'Latb, Wood,
&e., constantly on hand.
April 22..tt. TRUMAN & BOWEL
In the.. wonderful ' medicine to which . the
afflicted are above pointed - 'for' relief, the dia.
coverer believes be hascombined so harmony
more of Nature's most sovereign curative prop.
erties, which God has .instilled into, the vege
table ,kingdom for healing :the sick, than were
over before combined in one medicine. The
evidence of this fact' is found in the great
variety of most .obstinate. diseases' which it has
been • friend to conquer. In the cure of lßrony
ehltis, severe Coughs, and the early stages
of Consumption, it has astonished the med.
cal faculty, and eminent physioians pronounce it
the greatest medical discovery of the age. While
it cures the severest'Cloughs, it strengthens the
system and purities the-blood. By its great
mid thorough blood purifying properties, it cures
all Humeri' from the worst Aerofoils to a
common Blotch.- Pimple or Eruption.
curial disease , :Mineral Poisons, and their effeots
are eradicated , and vigorous health and a abund con•
atitution established. Erysipelas; Solt Rhesus,
Fever Sores, Scaly or Rough Skin, in
short, all the prtmerous diseases wanted-by had
blood, are conquered. by this , petverful,, ;purify
ing and invigorating medicine.
-'lt' you feel dull, drowey, debilitated, bays
sallow color tit skin, or yellowish brown spots
on face or body, frequent beadaohe or died.
nevi,. bad 'taste in mouth, internal heat or'obilisT
alternated with hot !flushes; low spirits 'and
I gloomy forebodings, irregular appetite, and tongue
coated, you, are suffering from Torpid. Liver or
.sailltoutuiesuov.. In many Cases , of, 't Lives.
'Complaint only, partpf.these symptorns are
experienced. As= a remedy for all, such. cases
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Disco cry has no
equal, as it - Gaeta" perfect curet, leaving ttig
liver strengthened and healthy. For the ours
of lliabistual C.dustlpaticn of the ,Bowels it is
'a nover"failing remedy, , and. those Avhe have
.used It for this purpose aro, loud in Its praise.
• The proprietor .offers 01,000 reward for a med•
'clue that 'will equal it for the cure pf all, the'
diseases' for:which' it is recommended. ' •
=I
• Sold by druggists -at el Per battle, Prepared
by It.. V. Pierce, M. D„ .Bola Prolulater, .at 144
°bornfoal Laboratory, 133 Seneca Street, Buffalo,
N. Y.
Bend yOur Address far a pamlittlot.
June'26, 1872, itot-Ty ' •
MB9. BOYlBLD'arinouneks to. tho , publie that oho
has a very large 4u4 desirable stook of Millinery,
and Ladles' Furnishing and Fancy Qoods, which aro
offered at very low rates
• LADIES' SUI7S, VARASOLS,
•
LOV.tS,,COBSETB,SOOP•SkfRTA;
NOtions; ,also icady-inado white goods 111 ororyvariety.
Rini public aro cordially invited to inspect and .
purchase.
Wellaboro, May 18,1878--6 m.
Min
MILLINERY.
BRAWLS,
UOSit,RY,'L&CES, and
einipt„ArlOWllß6l:sfit;
_R - ,d, . -Ad- FR UIT - 8. 'oornbined %vial other
propertied, Which in that nature .are Cathartic,
Aperient, Nutritious, Diuretic, Alterative and Anti-
Bilious. ' The Whole' is preserved' thr a s'uftent'
quantity of -what from . theslUG,Alt {:. kA.E• to
keep !hernia any climate, which makes the
. .., 1
; - ..•,BITTERS
, ...._ , . . . •
51:10 Of. the:raoeideetr;ible, TontC9 a.;11 rti hit r
I tea in the world. They are Intended strictiy - a-
Domestic Tonic,'
only to be udedica a medicine, and alu - ayaec...Ordlutz ,
to area-fond.
They are thd sheet-anchor Of the fe - blo do;
billtated.' They, apt upon a dl,cased 11 - a:, and
titimplatii to such a degree, that a hdalthy rizticn fa
lit once 'brought about. AB a rrincd7 to N. , ..ach
:Women, - ,nr.o espeolallynabiect, IL LAeurPers' eirtl
pvery Other_ettnaulant. AB a pritig
c; they 'have no' dual. ,_,,.1:1cy nro a •
I xnlld cod penile Purgative as trod di; TO‘uo.•. 'ibey.
Purity tho Blood. They are a aplondid Appptircr.
?They snake - the•w - eak.efreng, • alley portly and In- -
vlgorata. They cure Dydpepiiht.Conettpatton, And
ilcadachO. They act ae specific in' c 4,
disorders uhlchtmdermice the bodily etrone 4 •
bred 4 Motu:tiros' ,
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. •Otzly .5.Q Ceilts p - er Bottle.','
, It promote;, the• GROWTH, PRESEG.-
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VHS the Colllk, and Increases the
Vitus. :t twi II .AVT Vo f 'the HAIR. ' t
OVER. THIIVIT Yrars AGO I.lOll'S Ti.krturnoir Iron ,
TIM HAIR was fi rat placed in the market by Professor.
E. Thomas Lyon, a graduate of Print:WOG VollEigb
• The name le derived-from the Cheek ..E...yruli,..' I
. signifying to a/what, purifiy, rejurettote. or relanre
Tee favor it luis re ,, eived, and tridilm.ularity- it -, 1u,; 1
; obtained, Is limn ec, dentf•d and. Incredible, -it iu
: creases the Gnowin si,d lin rit - ..-fof the ii ALL it in
a delightful clreatling. •It t . ;icates dandxuff. Itl
tpreveutri the Ustr from turti.g gmy. ;it keeps th/
head cool, aml givi a tiro I it, * rich, soft, glogls ar ,
peatanoe. It is l i', at,?- 1:1 (.47 . A:iv - telt and QuAr..n ..
as it was over ft i (•,, ,1.. t • , I' 2. tls.t4TUrini Ano. and I
;'soldbyall I)rug,t, , t• ". :? ~nit,yi tor,a at 0,.:11
ILO:units per a..... i .-
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li.i:S111!;1111t - tii
Dog, Sash & Blind Factory
I=
,EZTJAMIN AIEIBTIN, Is prepared to furnish first-
JD class work from the beet lumber, of hia now foe
torY which is now in foil operation.
Sash, Doors,
ItIVATIO O IPOLZIV24I
AND MOULDING,
constantly on bend, or raenntactnrodto order
Planing and Matching
(lone promptly, and in the beat manner. Tho ;hest
workmen employed; and none' but the boat seasoned
Lumber need. , Encourage home industry.
Featory, near the foot of Main Street,
ID
Jan. 1, 11372-11. ,
DeJ AusT:
JOHN FISHLER:
JJAS the largest and beak!. eeleetel aleck of
oitootlvrs : AND ,SHO',BS,
-ever brought into Wellehorol 'Ltilellllj? of
,
',Ladies' Kid and Cloth Balnior-
a/s acid Gizders,
'Ladies, Misses,' Children and
Baby's . Shoes.
'Gents' Cloth Boots and Shoes,
Prince Albert Calf Boots,
,BOys'. Calf Cf: I.cip
%uths' •J' -
In faet, all kinds of Aleut!' and Women's wear kept
tn a drat-claw Shoe Store. The beet sewed- Woman:a
Shoes ever offered fir this market. T defy the I world
in' ' •
CUSTOM ,WORK.
If yell don't believe it, try too. I buy only the best
stock, and, gave as good .(toidwalttere as :money eau
hire,
REPAIRING dODO neatly, and with disPltu . b
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, Leat er and Findings
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of all kin Co ntly on hand.
CASII"PAI Vali !DEWS; DEACON KINS,
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having. Jed fined my , sholves with se Altotee
stock, personally* selects For this market, 4, respect
fully, solicit a fair abase o hide. "Small pro Ste and
qUick returns," beli
I eve to e a good business Mat;
int ; and Iho d the best go to Ns the cheapestf- I
hoopla:led:toddy: ' My, assortme tie atiMelent to meet,
I\
alltsizee end. isetes; ~ I invite .o o r , patrons , and. the
public 'generally to call and ;exam a my stock,. No
trouble to show gdode: Alwityi to be found; obe
door north of 'a a 'Nelley'f; store, , Main , street,
Wellsboro, Pa. JOHN F/POILIIR.
Feb. t, 1878-tt .
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I TS AND FURS.
lATlWis 6 ‘*"B . Vo.iatiA,4
tneliT or ,$l4O pnrilozone and tn,uryttaug
- in the ihnti,tif ittnts,egtially• *p at
• *ri 2 .l.:X l 4 .l o 3l irf li
7JEAC:IC It 'JP .1-I.C) :LT S V, •
April 'YJ, 1810. 2 -tez -
-.:-.,, , -,t-,--c.:, , -.;•7-:-;--r:- , 4'17.------- , ,
IfitOnHurt andilm)*?lakln
Wan_ HornS:" Chandler,
ittu",..o.s to B. Hutu)
I I S.VIr, now on utlal'hilleu.st4 sale at tile ohl platy,
the hirgeat arid, most complete btodE of -
mg, AND COMMON , FUNITURU
lci bettititti An I..cal . yitsilvezila; culisisting u 1
Fl4Ji,J'.Sitl.Oft ANA CIIA3IBER SUITS,
/30FAS. • COl/& I3gb• l El ' : 4 'TETE%
ANL) WOOD TOP CENTER TAB LEH,
HAT RACES; FANCY CHAIRS, ISIRRORB,
OVAL AND SQUARE FRAMES, BRACE
. NTS. LURK No. f HAIR M.ATTRAFS.
• ES, HUSK A. EXIIELSIOR MAT.
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,
add a,tultttaik or the euumuon.goolle nepally found kt
a ihost-hho ,e w establishment. The above geode ereatu.ge-
IY, of their own reanefeetera, end •eitiefselion to gee,.
'aateed both as to quality' and, plea.. Thus sail the
irovoit Fr tro , matt7;ass
tho most o"pulsr spring bud Auld; also t h u Tacker
Spring tied that bas,beau on trial fur 17 years and giv
en unlyrreol satiafiletloo., Our '
1 -1
•
CO//177, 11.007 n,
la supplied with all alike of the Hirohito; Casket, aim*
and healitifol, style ,oti burial CIIVO. together with Other
Linde of foreign and ;Maim manufacture, with trim.
minim id Igatah. " wilt make undertattug a ape, : . -
lality tu Weir and any needing their aereires
will bali ttirnded to promptly, and at satisfactory au.
ges. Wit pieces of 'Furniture made, and Tiiroing
all hinds done with - neatness and dispatch.
levl2. BORN & 011ANDLiat
in) WHOM IT litAY ODNOBB:i.—llaviug concluded that
lam eittitivd to a BIM rent after nearly 40 year close
application to buetin:sa, >t tit vo pawed over the Raul.
tire busideati to •"the Boya" Be 'per above udvertlie.
inent. and take this militia of asking tor, there the
came liberal patronage ae Wm been extended to me.—
sfy liolta may be found at the old place for settlement
Jam IQ. 1872. 1 B. T. VAN BORN.
Victor Carriage Shop.
rilEiN, undersigned wish to .11 the attention of the
j. pnblic - to the fact that fling artinianufacturing from
the choicest selected materials, the lateet and Jnost
approt•e'd'ety2ee of ' •
LIGHT & HEAVY CARRIAGES,
PLATFORM-SPRING WAGONS,
and: Idea the, line CUS.UNDED.-PLATFORM CAR
litiolli, so convenient for tnining , about in a narrow
• spacci . .
We shall keep aZweyi on /land a god. at e.erthat.r..t. z:
Bqggicaand Platform' %gnus, any{ customers from
&Woad way rely on !Stating' tore junk what they want
and at as low a price an le c
A S onsisten with
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‘I'IIIRST4LS;WORK
i ; Ox . i tgra promptly filled.' One place is at the o'd
et.wle 'Bradford 5. , . Compton, near the Tray House.
DANIEL COMPTON,
Troy, Pa.. May 6, 1873-Iy. , E. F. LILLEY,
SEIA..IE43E3C,
Doors, Blinds,Ceiling,
FLOORIN GAO.,
made at the "ElklandFactory and sold cheap at
WIHIOLESAILIE &RETAIL:
partiee will and it fur their interest to WI or wilts
before purchasing elsewhere. •
A price list Will be forwarded FREE on application
W. B. MEAD,
Elkland. Tioga Co ,
to
' Aivit 8, 1858 L6nio
Deerfield Woolen Mills!
DEEIFIEL,D; PA
NGRAM BROTILEREI, Proprietors of the shore Wile,
j)will reanufactoro ss usual to order, to suit custom ele.
OUR OASSIMERES 1
are warranted. Particular attention given to
Roll Carding & Cloth_Dressing
We manufacture to order, and do all hinds of Roll.
Carding and Cloth Dressing, and defy competition.
We have as good en assortment of
Full Cloths, Cassimeres,
and iivernore for Wool in, exchange than any other
estatoliehment. Try them and satisfy yourselves.
i We wholesale and retail at the Coxvanesone refits, 9
miles below Knoxville.
Art. 1. 1872. INeHAM BROTEfERS.
J. H. Grisirtiohi's, Water ,Wheel,
man undersigned, are agents for the above W!ta
Wheel, and can cheerfully recommend it aa 6 pr
rtor to all others in use. Persona wishing to in/r•
chase ahould.see thia_wheel fn opertstlon before bap
lug other wheels. IIQiIRASI BRO 9
Deerfield, ltray 16, 1872.
Rend the following
• We the undersigned, purchased One of J. H. Otle•
wold'sl3o inch Water Wheels using 68 inches of wan/
to run three run of stone under a 20 foot bead, endue
well pleased with the wheel. We have ground sin 7
bushels per hour with the three run and can ss'ers4 l
that arnonotper boar ell day.
calm
The Best IPaint in the World,
Ally Shade from Pure,White to Jet Black
A combination of the purest paint with India Rub
ber, forming a smooth, glossy, firos, durable, elastic and
beast/jai Paint, unaffected by change of temperature;
Is perfectly water-proof, anti adapted to alt classes of
worlt. and is in every way a bettor.paint for either in
side or °Maid.) painting than any otliOr-pst in the
world, being from one-third 10 one-four tb cheaper,
lasting at least three times as long as the best leaden!
toil paints. Ile surf Mat our TRADE hlana ((Qua stud'
of Johich is given above) is on every package. respond
ready for use and sold by the gallon only.
March 18.1873-titt •
AF g
romTi G
.‘3\%k\
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of ohionid and Acute Rheumatism, *twangs, Lea
hatiNKeiblica , Kidney,. and. Nervous Discs d' kfuT
Jeans or suffering, by taking Da. PITA...EIea YEBBIAN I
RHEUMATIe filtliDlL—llls suiellithe diftcoterY of IF
Fitter,- M. 1.),, a redalar gt aduate ph) stelae, with s IPA
We VP personally acquainted, who has for Slt 5 . 0 41
treated these diseoges exclusively 'with astonishiog (!'
'at.tlia. We believe it our el:wistful* duty, after ' l ° ll l'
eratton, to conacimAlously request sufferers to liso l t '
especially persona in moderate cirCumstauess s 0 . ,
.eannot afford to waste money and time ou wetillie
mixtures. As clergymen we sei toasty feel 08 4 ' 4
responsibility resting on us in publicly todoi sips this
-e
medicine. But our knowledge and exi.crtf'll`- of its
c
remarkable merit fully - justifies our action. Itet. -
11. Bering. Media, l'enn'a, suffered ;sixteen years. Ix'
came hopeless. Roy. Thomas Murphy, I) ILI -11 , 1 ' i :
ford, Philaira. Bev. J. B. Davis, tilghtstows , i l / 4 0 :
Jersey., Bev. J. 8. Buchanan, Clarence, lowa. IT
0. G. Smith, Pittsford, New York. Rev. Joseph Degt.':
Fella Church,. Philadelphia. Other teittICOOLBLIA W.V:
Holtators, Governors, Judges, Congressmen; ?be.
elana, &v.,. forwarded gratis with pamphlet exylla
tug
these diseases.. One t/lettatui dollars silt bele .
sante& to Any medicine for same diseases 0110,..1
equal merit under test, or that can produce QUOIT'
as many living cures. , Any pert; pending by e`,,.
description of ailliction Will re ivo gratis a /e.Stw!
signed guarauteeimiming the irtnber of 1)(40( 4 ' 6 7
turn, agreeing to refund money, pon sworn !anion, j
of its failure to cure. Afflictedlnvited to write /{',.. v .;„ ,
li' itler,Philadelphia. Ilitevaltiablc advice costs no it'li
NVOOD 'ta SCOVIT.LE, g . , A outs,
Knoxvillo;l4.
March 11,'73-Ij.
FtiLLINAX.bIe Optlex i end peed lir
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APRIL 2i, 1872
B. D. PHILLIPS.
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