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- out Tim , the Teetoii'ler -
[Pane. te s ollalltds a Sertell of 4. Sarlet , pl
wee. 'tv of Ids peat days. The follewtolf IA an:
antuatag yoa o .old Simon, the Oellarere'l • •
Old TIM the teetotaller. keeps atare shire •
Of Molt and strong weenies, -
_
rathlrst old son/ 4 2 • ;(--rr^. - ry
ouraout 'haw,
OiiazairT..ko he 'tater •
Which all the daylong he drinks out of a pall,
For be never ale.th, he,watntly doth say.
Vlblle.ho wade tehlt4d-ttfofinpiete a dol
E'er hol het hot -
~r._.,OldTinitaretiMow r_f
110Viatiali or bitell-tokoona la Fekaa.
• Chorus—" For hot ho tho I" Jacr, •
sits in her own still roOm s l
eiVitlivo4ll4. ' • „ „ ••
Eicepl whim a asks in the maid or the groom,,,
- To join her in taking t 4316- ' 4 'V
To join her in taking tea.
Now, TM WA a tea chest, but isn'tavrare,
That his landlady helps herself freely from.thero.‘.
Thethrtnatd 'lull the groom the landiadY'fOld. y"
Yet Tim held ills tongue—tt was of no use td wield,/
For bo ho ho I -
Ile now doth kllosf_
.
Where all bis Bohea and Souctiong doth go. /, , _
Choral—" For hOl. lloi fin Mtn.
Old. Mtn 1 treCUnea In hie high-backedcliair./ -;
- And plays a few tunes on - a dfe;'
He blows itfor joy, for he dosen't care, y*- . • •
since ho puzzled her all of her ilfe'— ,
Yes) hia landlady out of herilfe. -
For he's got a lock on his tea-cheat so strong, -
And the landlady tried It for over oohing
With a hammer and tongs till she fainted
And was then handed.bo) over to Pliesman kA.' • ' ;
Olt„V • . ,
.114 i Ilbbow , . 1 , I '
• HIS tandiAdrurfn the court of law.
Chorus of Teetotallers In Culls Cups . —
For hal hot hol
Old Thu will allow
Ma landlady up In the Court of Bow I
ALL SORTS.. .. . -
•iiiith'dittile's literary societies are dead.
Age 100 years. . .
TpaWisconsin Legislature, it is claimed,
is'iliderruptible.
Chicago has nineteen hundred and eighty
seven saloons, as reported by the police.
Goldsboro, N. C., has three undertakers
and twenty-one doctors, yet no one has died
since NOyember: : ~- . •,.- -„, •
A German ivriteeetimplainink - of the dif
ficultiea in the pronunciation of , the Eng,.,
lish , latiguage,`eites the word Hot, iwhich he
says is pronounced Dickens. . ,
William . A. Hitchcock; a young man of
South Wilbraham,?lass., was found _dead.,
by' the • roadside, about two milei from'
• SPringnelttli.= Iriretrer , lnll - of /OYe-letterii , i
and sentimental poetry:- and a --bottle of
strYehninatlieclosied the cause of his death.
Rev. )lark-Wilkes. once introduced his
text In this manner:' "My hearers, did you
° ever sea a eat? Did you ever see a catwalk?
Di onover see-a cat walk upon the top of
a wall? Did yon ever seea cat wink upon
the top of a wall with broken glass?
How carefully she lifted' each foot? How,
slowly and'cautioUsly she set it down again!'
So would the text from Which I'am about
to speak Jiave you act. 'See that you walk
cfr-Gumsil!ect-1y.",. : :,' ”
,- -i= ! , .
The 'R
late` e liD
v. 'r." iluniplirei _Moore, Of
Milford, N. 114.wati a born wag, and It was
not safe to indulgivin badinage with him.
At a 'niirilste'rlid,:eintference, Dr. Moore
preached. 'lx able. sermoh. On "Our Dumb
Animals." At its close Rev. D—, a
neighboring,'clergyman, commended the
discourse, and remarked' that every jackass
would sneak its praises. '
"Glad to have one appreciative listener," .
. replied Dr. Moore. .
A. 'gentleman of "elegant leisure," and a
• , bachelor At that, has been amusing himself
withanatrimonial statistics, and reports that
cm of WO- marriages published in New Eng
land journals last week, only two of the la
dies had old-fashioned names—such asMary
and Susan. All' the others were Monied
Dollihe N Pollee, • Libbies, Tibbies, Biddies;
Battles; Mettles, Lizzies, r a d so on. He
says if lie can hear -of so e girl with a
."Christian name" he shall 'start for her."
• ThaDalibury Netos says; "A young lady
inn neighboring town has taken up dentist
ry for a living. All the gentlemen patron
ize her. • When oho puts, her arm around
the neck of a patient, and caresses his' jaw
for the ofiendmg member, the sensation is
about as nice as they make 'em. • One young
man has-become hopelessly infatuated with
her,' Consequently he hasn't a tooth in - his
head.' She has pulled every blessed one Of
them; and made him. two now sets and pull
ed theni. She • is , now at work on his lath
er'sttaw. He holds the saw,"
Thus corepl WS a German florist: "I have
, so much trou te with the ladies when dey
=comes to
omes to bu mine rose; (ley wants- him
moondly,
.dey wants him fragrana, dey wants
him nice goulor, dey wants him eberythings
in one rose. I hopes lam not what you
--citils one uncallant man, but I have to some
"' —v -ti; dAtt. ladies, 'Madam, .1 Lave oft
en sees , diti, rtturtl, nraa %. , .. - uttful (let was
•rich,„dat was good temper, d ot wah-y x ,.. t icr,
dat was Meyer, but dat wasperfectiOn in ono '
ladi I sees her much net.' - ,
Itl.
related of the late J. W. Grimes that
whil - Governor of lowa, an during.thare
union et the Legislature pt libwa City, a gen
tleman from one of the Zaterior towns hav
ing buSineas with the Xiegisleture arrived at
the hotel where the 96vernor was boarding,
(and who, at that time, was pacing the halt)
and approaching/the GoVernor, whom he
took to be porter of the house, asked him to
take his carpet-bag to his room. The re-
Iquest was complied with, a quarter %offered
and accepted, and the traveler told, "When.
ever lie wanted baggage carried - to call on
Governor Grimeit" .
. There are persons now living- in Benton
who remember old Billy 8., of whom it
might be said. he furnished an example of
the "ruliug passion strong in death." [When
very ill, and friends were expecting 'an ear
ly demise -his nephew and a men Mull for
the ocsaajon had. liutchemd a steer which
had been fatted; and when this job was com
pleted the , nephew entered. the sick-room,
where a fewlrlends.were assembled, when,
to thefaatonialiehent of till, the old maaapen
ed his eyes and, turning his head Slightly;
said, in a full voice' drawing out the words:
"What have you been doing?" • .
"A - 111410h° steer," was the reply. , .
' )(ant did yea do with the hide?"
"Left it, in ,the. bard; going to sell it by=
and-by." - '•• !.‘, --- - • ..'
- "Let the boys ‘draA It gound the yard a
couple of times; i(wili make it weigh heavi
er." .
Ana the.goodold, man was gathered unto
his fathers, - , , '-
.
Speakihg of grammar ; the'following con
versation is said to have occurred hi a rail
road car 'recently between a young lady
teacher, who also writes for the .-=--=---, and
an old gentleman who had a notion that he
could'sp_eak the English language; '
- OLD Gairrthste.w. "Are there any houses
building In your village?" _
Yotract LADY. "No Sin There Is anew
house being built for Mr. Smith, but it is the
carpenters who are building."
GercrLE. . ' "True: I sit eorreeted. To
be buildin is certainly a different thing from
to bo bei built, And how long has Mr.
CN
Smith's house been being btailt?" •
' LADY 0002.74ptt22ied a mordent, and then an.
*uteri rather abruptly). "Nearly a year."
' 'Clitti*ltAlL "How much longer do you
think it will be being built?"
LADY (nrplosively). "Don't know." •
GENrerims.x, • 4 .',Ushould think Mr. Smith
would be annoyed by its being so long , be
ing built, for the house ha now occupies be
ing oldi. he must leave it, and the new one
being only being built, instead of being
built ash° eXpeeted, lie cannot—"
Here the gentleman perceived that the la
dy had disappeared. - .
„ The man of the Banbury Nom thus de
scribes -a recent mishap: Old Mr. Watson,
on Nelson street, hasgot a nice little bill to
ray. --He sent a maw down town for a pot
of paint and a• ladder. The man got the
paint, and then-went- to a lumber yard after
a ladder. ' Then he tied the paint -pot on the
end of the - ladder,. and put the ladder on his
shoulder. This was a very smart arrange
ment; and the man himself admired it very
much. ,He started for home this very way,
and didn't find any trouble in getting along
the first'. bleak :because people bad an im
, . pre,ssiOn theta long ladder with a pot of yet-'
-low paint dangling on the end of it wasn't
• exactly the thing to trifle with, so they bal
anced along, on the curbstone, or -rubbed np
against the buildings. Pretty soon the man -
saw somebody In a store he knew, and tinn
ed aroundto' speak Whin], and drove one
end of the ladder into a milline4 case and
knocked the croiwn outof an eighteen dollar
' bonnet. Then 'he backed off In affright,
and knocked down, two sewing machine
agents with the other end. Then he started
to turn around, - andel' oldgentliman, who
was desperately endeavoring to pull his wife
out of danger, saw the peril, and shouted
out, "Hi, there!” . But it wall too late., The
pot struck, against, an awnin g po s t, tipp e d
to one side ' and the entire contents went
over the aged.coUple. This So startled- the
man that he whirled completely arOhnd,-,
smashing in an entire atore front, frighten:
tag a milkman's team, and knOcking over
same thirteen persons who were actively
dodging about to get out of the way. 'rhea(
he dropped the ladder, and fled into the
country, shouting Murder and tiro at evfiry'
Jump, A. ?Wally Ordained painter lainow
4 31 1111010 On Jar, w stows hou se . /
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Corning, August 28, 1
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WITH THE
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low ea any house in tito
town, In addition to of
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and ovary Park
DRESS GO
enough for &Jobbing tra,
clock prices.
April 1,1873.
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lirciisifop,e to jVietit - i - Torkto buy 0 stock offiirin,ff rtn,d' Slim
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mer Obods. fie intends to buy from th - e - best markets ot .
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bottom, prices, cind he will / have some splendid' bargains
to offer his customefrsuhem he''retztrn,:s.
Y ' • • . '-' •', ''.• :,',.' - - ~:i.-0 • • ..'t -1 2'-: ,- -•:' , 5 , ..-' ,t•,,,-,- - -, •
He has ArOite - On, - haiici‘a; `quantity of Ciothiiii and
• . t.: .
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_Dress ooqs wh i telt ho 1,0071,1 s out of tke ctrldhotakes
ti s tliod Of iliforniii4
sell
Oerit, 0 . 1 184P-;4l' . ' you don ,l 4`; - belierieit, ,ca44_(Txl , see.
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D. S' N A R.Y EA At ENG I NI?,8 kkr. 110 EililltS
PARTIOTLAR ATTBNyx.o.N pAID, TO
ENGL f3l AMU LAY & CIRO U it.ll M 1,, LS
-.l[lNOtili MLLE; AND itiariiEEl ALWAYS ON .BAND.
ed to all beads o{" water, Tanne!y irons,
:by 9-terill/fr..! PIC IL Cti - alkil - mt 44: over eaftii
I.ltifakkisiist rokenian; enables 41.4 5
persemat supervision, to make
stictty first-tars Goods.
ESTON & HEERMANS
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bLiNUFACTIIREff OF
M ENGINES AND BOILERS,
n,_g and Muley Saw Mills, Machinery for
es, Shafting, Gearing and Castings of
It description , in, Iron, coat Brass.:
eve
foory of all lands I ngolrod . pyomptly and at!eaatinab/alatea;-(E0
sirafac,'
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D THE PEOPLE ' S STORE IlEi THE
FIRST IR THE FIELD, - - • •
LARGEST, AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF
'ay -litioy
•
EVER OFFERED 44 oowlict. .;•
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pi/el:ally known that we. keep the largest stock. the beat goods end sell them as
ra ci d e o n i ,, n ra t t l e sti r etion; and wikkeezvery many art/cies not kept at day other store ore in
1 •' ni •
et ot ronynsts a,O zoo to I 1
• Our Cloth Stock exceeds any within Alty miles, in gnahlity and variety.
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SII,AAVLSAND, DOMESTIC -GOODS
e. The (Micelle of Tiogii county are respectfully invited to call and- - exatnine our
SMITH & WAITE,
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.3p) stock has - heen)a'o'cai'e n d fit•olf the.besl markets ,in. the coptztl•y,,i2o tOrdigre , you,
wilt be sidOled n.ith prices. '
SIM
e_orrting ir..punctrit s! Machine ;Shop:'
Mil
manoictireri•orstatipainiiii*tar
for Saw 241111103tist 311Thi sant anima&
and leached bark. 011atibal.L . B 0 Uklan
Witte& for slattridnic bJ Canal 41r 2t&111
Western builders of e,best qualit y .,
Jan. vis72-Iq.
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mST ECEIVED BY
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darpitter'sgotbr, parOtats 'attivslis
Special AttentiOn paid to Tin Roofing
•
4,00 a. Cords _of:, fleffilack' lark
. - 1:1117.45114\1 1 1'.197;2f.
CBTBACITEI will be made for the perciisse of Bark
Peeled and deßvered the enening season. at $440
per cord of 2,200 Thal cash on - delivery,. •
Bark peeled last year wilt be received for the roil
likely days at $4 per cord, of 2,200 lbs; cash on de
livery.
We 'will .make,:coutractii• for Peeling 4.000 cords o f
bark on lands-of the Panneytvania - Joint' Lan& and
Lumber Co. • - BAILEY, LOWELL'ar CO.
Wellats7o. May 13. 1873-t[ .
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Pralrand improved rooma lurniabed with
that pus be bad to give onopbausure instead of
pith, are found at
A. B. Eastman's DentalOffice,-
where the new liquid Nitrous Oxide la r,ciritinatly ad
ininisteresli with the happiest remits ; also Elder,
°Wetter= and the Narcotic) Spay is nand when pre
ferred.
ALITIFIOUL =Mx, -
from one trian entLre'slif,,lzularteil on . short noUrb.—
Special attention given to diseases of the month.- 1
Preservation of the natural teethe specialty.. Work i
Ararrante4 anti terms reasonable, Opposite Cone
House. WallatlOTO•R‘C"-I Amu.
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GREAT 7,XCITEMENT !
:101)01 ROUTED!
LAVA BB S VACATED T.T.
BUY WHEFETIOU CAN BUY
TIRE EA:PEST .
IS our odyleo, beat we know that ' after' you have
exarotned our k you will be cOuvineed that
ir stoic& JEtro's
. - .4. ; . TORE
is the p
Dip Good", Dress
Boots and Shoe.
• Furnishing Good
tho Spring and S
you all to exam
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li,ld*nes end Mace. - Getrink r6 l3hatting and Machin ' required
Ovens end Grates, for burning derma tor moving unlatched
From Chairs , end Ilepairing d eat ,ahcct notice. We have I
.tr?l"4.l;o9;irito, and can, lidatidner7"theaper than Pastern or
I cosNING, 'Flinn COUNTY, IV, 11.
r ate to purcha i se ';
oods, Hits '
and Capa, Clothing
White Goods, Groceries, Gent's
&c.. a 'varied stock suitable for
mei' 'Trade. We cordially Invite
.ur, ,took.,
THE ADJUSTABLE SPRING BED,
Bartlett's Patent June 21, 1870
Sphatepring,:eastit Yolat
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With only a single matreao. Vor durability, comfort,
cleanliness. and adjustment it has no equal; A en
pet:tor-bed for the,pl,ok-roSnnz as well as for parsons in
health. Ordetiaoltelted by the 'proprietor for Tioga
county. J. S. PALMER,
April 1, 1873.-if. - Minefield. Pa.
EMMKE"PyatCHINA HAT,L.
Mrs. Geo. Campbell
ladLVlNti ' ratifraed - to Wellibaro; and having finial"•
xj: either tradnin the manufacture of - • 1 •
' ARTIFICIAL as WORK.
would resins:tinily may to her. old friends that oho
would be glad to ode all who would favor her With
their calls. She cart be found at the house of J. )1.
Joltuson the Barber%'
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Foreign 1 alid'`lionies ler , • Liquors
VAT
' WINES, Im. 80a. -0 :*
' i , Agent for • Fine Old Whiskies,
, pi g' . 1, 1872.
'ISE WEILRY'STOREI
;' WELIABORO, PA
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sIEWING
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4%4 moat alkotber articles usually l!slit lu - Ahab es
tabilsbliente,' which arc sold t;:ir •
A S I.
lieptitrils* 49n t?tea (1.19 pronctptli;
And oil atior
- • - A. 'FOLEVi
11, 1 872 - 41-i‘ -- - • •; - • - •
.
WALKER . ' LATHE.OP';
„
DEALERS'
• HARDWARE. MON. STEEL. NAILS,
• , STOVES; ITN-WARE, BEGUN(); ", •
SAWS. curmay. WATER 0. ,
LAME, A r GRIOULTURAI., • . r
-utteav:Em.
,Carriage andliarness Trimmingg,
, 11ARNE8SE8.SADDT.ER.- &c.
OOrnfng. N. i., San..l, 1872.
Tioga Marble Work
f r itEuxitlarel g tted if novy, prepared to execrate all or.
I dire for Tomb Iltones and Monuments of either
Italian or Rutland Marble
of the latest style and apProvedvrorkmansbiPa.ia with
dispatch.
He keeps oonstantly on hand both. kinds: of Marble
and will be able to atilt, who may. favor .with
their orders on as reasonable terms,as can be obtained
in' the doun iry.
Jan. .1R72. i t'
MANE ADs.M/2
-
TRUMAN &.BOWEN'S
Sitli-MlLListar 1 11 ready l to l ' a;3 ftil a
or ern withprolleptOess anddispatch: . • , •
Facing Boards, 11111 Timber, Shingles Lath, Wood,
&c., constantly on halal.
April 22.-tf.. - TRUMAN & SOWN.
MILLINERY. ._„
SOFIELD announces to the public that sh
M. has a-very large and desirable Stook of iffilltrierye
and FMles' Furiddhing and Fancy Goods, Which are
offered at.very low rates.
' LADIES! STILTS,' PARASOLS,
. SHAWLS . •
O LOVER, CO RBETS,IIOOP-SKIRTS,
HOSIERY" LA.OES, and - •
Notions; also ready-made whitegoodein every variety
The public are cordially invited to inspect and
purchase. '
Wellafforo, May lA,
Farm for Salaat a - Bwrgain.
THIS farm is pleasantly situated on the Cowanes
-130 river, an within one mile of Bikland Boro,
conta 9 ining about d
120 acres of rich land; boa upon it
good buildings a good orchardoe sugar bush,'and
several fine springs. For particulars inquire of• '
Elkland, June 11. 1i378.4t.* s , E. 13. CULVER.
w o o hi
undersigned are preparpd to pay the
M
j llighest Market Price in
• • •
for DOT,' at' their AND SHOE . STORE, iu
,
Seines Brick Block.
tie? will be pleased to have our friends call and
EXAMINE OUR STOCK OF
Boots
E
which we propose_ to sell us Bs, can tie purchased,
In any niarket wet of New York.
We Defy Donnietition on, nkr . Custom-Made
0. W. Sams,' -
1.14.'1301mm I
, t:
'Wellaboro, anne'3, 1878.-tf.
$1;00 ReiV - Ajtli
A reward_of.One Thousand Do =
ars will be paid to any Physician
who will' prodnce medicine that
•2 Wilt supply, the "wanta of the people better 'A
thou the article known as _ • • g
i i _ VEthrney's
ogr..g.nn4,rßo
Blood Cleanser'-or Pa.Tiac_ea.
It moat be a Aietter Cathartic;a batter, Alterative,
a better Slidorille.'n bettor Viiirectic, a bettd Tonic,
and In every way better tban'the Piin-a-ce.a..• •No mat
,tcr how long it has been in nee, or how lately discov
aced., Above all ft must not contain anything nox
r P1711131.1t 'VEGETABLE.
, - 'ssoo - REWARD.- . .
•
A rawardot Viva 'Hundred Dollarti be 'Odd NIL
a medicine that will permanently cure",miitemules of,
Costiveness: Constipation, Sick or Nervous Headache,
Llver C omplalut, Bilious Disorders, Jaundice, Illieums
in
atta, Gout; Dyspepsia, Chills and"-Fever; Tape,
Worms, Belle,-Tumors, Tatters, Ulcers, Bores:Pains in
the Lotus, Bide and Head. 'and .Thlarani. Clourx.ixeria,
_than
, • . • -"AIL FAHNNEY'S • • - I
:Blood ; Cleanser :or Pandeen,
which is niediricire oktinsively by practicing physl.
alma than tiny other popular inediclue known.
, mg . -Prepared by . _ P. Pahrney ' s Bros. & Co., Wayneii
, ,
~01 4 0; pa„ and Dr. Y. rAtuarri,
North 'Dearborn- street; Chicage, `u •
Price; $1.25 per bottle. for tulle,
WhOlenale and Retail Dealers,and • .
by_Haatings & Coles, Welishoro,
81 1 . 1874-6 mt
174AdOVARE endleatiittlefiat' .`.; ""F
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1" , ;, , • -
ANDRE wiroLEr
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who bee lon* been' establiebed:
tn., Jewelry blisinese
Welleboro; bag always fOr sale;
infOotto idud want) : prtetso
II
CASH!
AO;
Shoes,
Woi.k- ,
°Ad, Amp' BEz US
BEARS & BODINE.
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ME
perUt t . a W i l lift eh -1 1 i11 1 4%% 3 L -- ar e-a e 'cl ga °h tn 9sThSe o r ; -9
taant, radrittorts, Diuretic, Altsariti e and A-Mi
/Ike.; Ths .vsbole Is preserved in V it sudiolard
9quantity_ Spirit from ,00 ,t;lndsat.--cANE
keep Upnik aty fslluv4eovllich wakes e _
• ANTA.
trititS
, pine of the irioefitesiralde Tonics rind Cat he r
tics In the Werld.• They ard'intinided ettletly Lea
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03310Stle . -1:03110 9 . -
nialy Ohl) iced' eon inedlane; and 4:v.;y accorcUng
to directions. • 4 - -" "
4 111 . 0 7 walks aticet-anchor of the feeble and de- -
tputatediL They, - act upon _a 4114exuaea liv6r, end
litifnulate to imott ti degree; that a licalthy action ie
at pneejrronght,AbOut As a remedy to• - which
Wu en are especiallyellbject, it is sarpem•ding
' averY other stimulant. As all pi I Itg;" - G.O. u En
:mar . Won lc. they have no r.lual- :-.Aey ere a
'send and'gentlePurgative as well ark Tonle., They
- Purify the Blood: They Breit, splendid Appetizer.
Thoy make the, weak strong, They purify and in
vigorato. They cure -Dysperiia, Constipation, and:
Beadolo. They &etas a specific. In all. species of
dieord.ra which undermine the bodilystrengts• -414
- down the animal spirits., ;
•
03 - pt i . 53 Park Place, 3 , 4 , 4:Nifyrir • ;-';
LYONS .
Only SO. Cents. per _Bottle. •
It
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proino!.cs thr GROWTH, .P.WEBER
COLOR,ancI Increase* Om
Vigor and BEitilTVoiO4o HAIR.
OVER THIRTY-YEARS AGHT,YON'S EsrmanOtt Yon
THE EU= was first placed in the market by Profeseor
E. Thomas Lyon. a graduate of Princeton college..
- The nano is derived from the Greek "Murano."
• signifying to durum, purpfy, rquectiate, Or restore.
, The favor It has received, and the popularity.lt has
, obtained; Is unprecedented and Jr-Credible. It In
creases the Onotrrn and 'Castor:mei the Hers. /the
• a delightful dressing. It or. dicates dandruff. It
prevente the Hair from turrit.g gray. It keeps the
head 000 i, and gives the hair a rich; soft, glorry ay
-.peamnoe., It is the n ift in Qo A limy end .Quern
salt warlover Of r. 4 r.r a PI:STEW Aoo, and iA
eqd by all Drugg.vi.,en.l nmtry Storrs at on! yso
Omits per It.). .
%wig Dial is lier Bair.
, - LYON'S
~ATHAIRON
Iray.l3; 18T3.-Bot.-ly
WW.LLSIBIOR4I
Door, Sash & Blin s d Fictory
B.ENSAMIN AUSTIN, is prepared •to furnish Spit.
, claim work from the best lumber, at hie new fac
tory which is now in lan operation. -/
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sash, Dofoli46)
altaxmo, ant6x,mizo,
AND. MOULINNG
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tionptutaly on hind, or manufactured to order
Planing and _Matching
ihnie promptly, and In the best manner. The best
WOrktneuhmployed, and none but the beat Reaannad
lumbar twat - Enccausge home indtuitry.
Fao!ory-near the feet - of Main Rivet.
Jan. I. 1874-tf.
JOHN FISHLV,R
jjA9 the largest and boat'aelacted stack of
fiIBOOTS'
'error brofight into lietigimixo ;:c'(;ilaisti4 of
• •
LadieS' Kid and- Cloth f k
• • als and Gaiters,
• • -Babyis Shoe:s;
'.6 l Ohl?' Cloth, Boots. and 4546:5;
srbwe 'Albert Ca f Boots;.
Boy . Calf Boots;
„' Boots.:
In fact, all kinds of !dens' and Wornets's wear kept
in a ilret-class Shoe Store, The beat sewed Woman's
Shoos ever'offered in this market.' `I defy - the world
CUSTOM, TVORk,
. ,
If you don't'ielieve . , tiy I tiopy only
.the pest
stock; tiad luivoao goOd Coilloptito3ro ernpuoY can
hire - io,iunrNG dove neatly, aiptt with dtopitcit. - - • •
MI
...Leather. and kiidings
t
of nil
; kinds toriatantly on hand. •
, •
•
CASH nip
,FOR RIDER, DFACON.RIKINS,.
PELTS AND FUNS.
•. Ravi** jiist jilted up znytnbelves with a choice
etock,'perschally selected for this inarket,l respect
fully solicit a fair share of thule. .d•Elniall profile arid
gcleir returns." X belleire to be a gigel businpfte nu m .
im s ; and thod the best geode tO be the cbettiieet.'• I
keep no, eboddy. My assortment la sufficient to ineet
ail alqii anti tastes. invite "our patronw•and•the
public generally tq 13411 arid o.tanAltio ray stoCk.•lio
trouble to obi ) gilra rei rv.ar3 it 91.00 found, ono
i9elu6atw, Fit "•. • • store., Mein
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IZ:ZiEi
IMO
I3ENJ AUSTIN
NEM
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ecoi itib per ci f 6 4
op . n. every ite
" S" ) 4i'V "ittOtY ditill )
la 0 i l-Q# 514 . 1 , LOVA IN
2110.1111 R-EL.--. • c
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iurn VlTAlil7iieiift ing.' '
tly,-:IB4 F 9PIPO( M t ° P: • -
AVS.IIo oti nom-- ih's Oki `Disc o ,
the 7aigrrt anqwor t °I;IPP of
, tois , -..40: 1 -' ,. 004n110t- 1 FtIIIifITURS
0 be -ff9iti,o.ii:stu*tviulik *Minting o(
't
-;! - •
11.PLIALOnt ..tORD 0114301rtt SUITS.
- SOP "
AR. - , COUCHES' TRTII4,TZTXB
4141)--itiOOD TOP OBENTEIt TABLES, •
,HAT RAO/18,, POOP CHUBB, XlllllOl4l, ,
OVAL AND"AQUARB •FILMES, 13140 x.
• E'S ?VIM I.llAllt MAITRAgs.;
=i• - • -
t' -,,f Eil,;--apiIft,*,EXOELOLO/1 SCAT-
- T.11484F4 - r. • •
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and • hltfatooktif iite:Coinnthn /1 00 411 Mina
Y found in
afirat-elaaa eatithlts o bluent. 'Thrkabora goods are hag
- ortheir 'own ritanufacturix and sattafaction to g"'
fitteed both as to 4tdtty and Wee. They eel! the
Wpven Mattrass
,• •
tile popithir- spring!bed . sold ; also the Tucker
klirring Bed that hair been on trial wed
:ea univerestaatiefaction..„9,
;
lel supplied with all sizes of e Excelsior Oistet, a nett
and bcautifid Otylck , : st . burlid-caeri. tOgettier with other
Ikindi of foreign. and _home manufacture, with irim•
will Make Undertaking a epee.
fiality-tn.their busbieda, and any nekding their serriio
inedi be att.,:m ddtopromptly.knd ahaidisfactory cha r .
4.1 'Odd pi fee of Furniture - made, and Turning
sil klude do 'with meibisse end dispatch!"•
ESan; 10 . Y 9 s. VAN BORx ArilhaNDl.l:it
WHOM malt' Cotteltsis.—thiving concluded ifat
I 0;11.mA - died to a littlexetit after nearly , 40 years rise s
'application to buidnessi, - I have passed over the flush
'turo business to "The. 00 3 ,0" as per above advernte
mentreind ,take thts,tnetbory, of asking for them the
trade liberal patronage tui heed extended to rue.
My booka'nia.y be rOutut at the old plice for settleritent
• •••
'4611;10;18r._ • B. T. PAN HORN;
Victor Carrine Shop.
11111
ntuleraigurd wiakto, call the attention of the
public to tbei fact that they are tnitunrocturinit Oval
the choicest a/elected- materials; the . latent molt
aPpcovad.stylea p 1.." . • _
LIGHT & HEAVY CARRIAGES,
•-••• , .„ , ,
' - PLAITORDI i RintIVAGONS,
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and also the ', dne atrT-INitER EuTFORM Ca&
RIAAIE,ffo conteniont for turning about in a narrow
We obell keep a:Mays o Rand a good assortment of
Buggies and platform.. - Witgons, and :ottatorneri from
abroad may, ketylnl trading-haws-just what cant
and at as low a price as Is cortelaterit. skit
- FIRST-CLASS WORK,
Orders prorriptlY.r Our pleas la at the old
stan(L'of Bridtord Compton, near the -Troy Rouse.
DANIEL COkPTON,
• ; Fray, Pa., Mai 0, lard-ly. H. F. LTLLEY„
r.
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€1.11.11411-1",
Doors,Blinds Ceiling/
• • Fr_AOORING,&C.,
made at the P.,lldand . Factorj , and sold cheap at
WHQLESALE dig RETAIL
' Parties will find it for their interest to call or write
before purchasing elsewhere,
A price list will be forwarded FIIEF on applicathin
to W: B. MEAD,
April 9, 1873.-Oz to. Elldand, Tioga Co., Pa.{
Deerfield Woolen ITlilly:
DEEIDTELD, PA
IZ. Am an;; Rc a.u'a P jffo ri grr, o tl,Voti e om m Tile
OUR OASSIMERES
are warranted. Particular attention given to
Roll Carding & Cloth Dressing
We mannfadtxtre to ordei, and do aU kinds of Roll
Carding and Cloth I:nosebag, pnd defy competition.
We Lave to good an assortment of
FiatCl6ths, Cassimeres,
and give more for Wool in exchange than any other:
establishment. Try them and satisfy yourselves.
We wholeriale and retail at the Cowaneaque mills, 2
miles below Knoxville.
Jan. 2, 1872. iNGuAIg BROTITERS.
J. H.- Griswold's Wa d er -Wheel.
rrIBB undersigned, are agents for the above Water
• j_ :Wheel. and can cheerfully recommend it as sopa
rtonto ail others in 'use. Persona wishing to per
charm should see this wheel in operation before buy
lug other wheels. /NGHAIii BROS.
D eerfield, May 16, 1872
iiiad the following :
,
, WESTrpiLD, Apau. 24, 1872.
• .
We the undersigned, purchased one or 3. If, this.
weld's 80 inoh Water Wheels using 88 inches of water
to run three run of stone under a 20 foot hold, and are
well pleased with the wheel. We have ground sixty
bushels per hour with the three run and can average
that amount per hour all day. i •
i iE. D. PIIELLITS.
. .. (1111ARLTO$.1)111XLIP8.
of.OhrOnie and Acute Itheumittlem;lienrallga, Dam-
.hago, Sciatica, Kidney, _and Nervous .ISseasea. an"
years of suffering, by taking DU. Fume's V*osrAßLß
Ifirstimerro Srutrp—the scientific - discovery of .1. P.
Viler, Id, D., a regular graduate physician, with A hem
we are personally acquainted, who has for 99 years
'treated these diseosee exclusively with astonishing re.
snits. We believe it our chilittian duty; after delib• •
elution, to coned's/41one)) , request sufferers to use it,
especially persons in moderate- eireaMstances who
cannot afford to weerte money Sad time. on worthless
mixtures 'Se clergymen we seriously fool the
teepripelbility resting Ott us in publicly endorsing this
/Int,our knowledge arid experience of Its
remarkable Merit fully Justifies our action. Rev. O.
H. liwiug , Aredia; Penu'a, - suffered sixteen years, be.
camel hopeless. Rev. Thomas Murphy, D., Frank.'
[ 4 4.. Philad'a. Rei. J. B. Davie. Blgliistown, New
Jersey. , -Rev. J. s, -- Buchanan, Clarence; lowa. Bev.
0 . smith, Pittsford, 'New, York. Rev. Joseph Beggs,
.Pallit Church, Philadelphia. Other testiraoutsis from
Senators, Governors, Jlidgett, Congressmen, PhYsi
dans, &c., forwarded grads with pamphlet elOsiu
fug these diseases. One thousand dollars will be pre
flouted to any medicine for same'. diseases showing
equal merit unfit& test, or that can produce one-fourth .
as many living mires: Any person sending - by letter
description of sanction will receive gratis a
'signed guarantee, naming the • number -of, bottles to
cure, agreeing to reftrud Money apes/ sworn statement
of Its failure to cure. .AMieted invited to write to Dr
11:111er„Plaile f delphia.1 His valnuble advice costs nethilik '
: • ;WOOD & EICOVAL.E. Agents,
Knoxville. Pa.
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I#l, l i u gpe s ° ° " *l4 ' cu"eq sud nittc, Were