.Darwinismin tile Kitchen
tesui labia' oft my baanet
• , One afternoon at threo, • •
Mbar'. o Muse* jumpett upowit
t" • Vben tt 'proved MU* nen.
Tben Itake it to trio grst.t'' e l , . .... .
Between the bare to atick It;
Bnt I hadn't long to watt - -
B.re.tt changed into a-erteket. , • ,
Bays I: ,‘ Surely my Eamon
Ia a-gettin • in a fog!"
Fp to ilrownd it I couunences,
when it Imlters to a fkog.
)lere my-heart began to tbnwm.
And no wonder I felt fralty;
gar the fog, with one big juum,
Leaped blaaelf into a monkey.
Then I opened wide my eyes,
Ilia features for to seen,
And observed, with great surprise,
That that monkey wdis ts man.
,
tL taut ho vanished kern toy sight,
And I Boni: upon the floor,
Jost as misses, with a light,
Game inside the knotting door
Then, beginning to cameo me,
She rays: "Sarah, you've been drinktn'l'.
I says: " No mum, 'you'll excuse me;
But rro merely been a thiukin' I
'But, as sure as I'm'a cinder,
That party 'what you IRO
hvgettire out o' 'cinder
Ilavo developed from a ilea."
ALL SORTS
It is reported that the leprosy has been
introduced into San Francisco from, the
Skindwich Islands.
- -
Talleyrand's Memoirs, it is now said,
are,not to ptiblished at present, 'his will
forbidding their publication before 1888.
1 4 r The first volume of the newly-revised
(American Cycloßrediiiwill be published by
the Appletous this month, by subscription.
The number of feet of.lumber cut on no
Tupper Mieshisippi last season was 127,000,-
000, mostly in Minneapolis and St. An
thony.
Mr. Edward Van Iteuth's historical paint
ing, "The Burial of a Martyr," is now on
eihibition in Baltimore, and is described as
a work of art of a high order.
Other places Might profltably , follow this,
example of Bristol, England; ,asociety has'
been formed in that city to, suppress pro
fane and indecent language in the streets.
It is stated in the English papers that Mr.
Hep Worth Dixon will
,shortly leave for
America, to deliver a course of lectures
upon the Spainish Republic and the new
German Empire.
A marble statue of Franklin, by Powers,
was Unveiled in Nevi Orleans, on Wedues
da3, June 18th. It was presented to the
city by Mr. C. 4. Weed, and is erected in
front of the City Hell, :
Very great priCes were paid for the Tur
ner engravings at a London auction, lately,
The plates of the "Liber Studorium" alone,
brought about $100.000.: A Set of them
comprised seventy-one plates, and. tliey
brought from $1,600 to $4,000 each set.
Dr. °meld Herr, of Zurich has publish
ed a paper "On Flax Culture in Pre-Histor
ic Times." He finds the original home of
the flax to he along the shores of the Medit
erranean. It can be shown that . the plant
was cultivated in Egypt ftve thousand years
ago.
Works are now being erected in Pitts
burgh-to manufacture pressed bricks -,with
enamelled facings. The enamel is made of
various colors to suit the tastes of architects
or builders, and is impervious to water or
acids, having a surface that can be cleaned
like glass.
Toe original star-spaUgled banner ,which
streamed above the ramparts of Fort Mc-
Henry, in 1814, and inspired I'ranels Scott
Key to compose the famous national song,
has been received as a pree bus historical
relic at the navy yard at Charlestown. It is
full of rents and stains, and ddonsidered the
more sacred in consequence of its honora:
bly dilapidated condition.,
The Londdn Athencrum says that Mn, L.
Owen Pike a /in hikforthcoming "History of
Crime in England," Ni;ill try to show that
not only have crimes of violence !lit rapine
diminished 'with the progress of civilization,
~ but also the meaner and more crafty crimes,
• such as theft, forgery, and poisoning. Mr.
Pike's first volume comes down to the end
of the fifteenth ;century, and the reign of
Henry VII. •c
The death is announced of John Camden
Hotten, the enterprising London publisher.
Ho did much by issuing cheali , editions of
standard authors, both of Europe and Amer
ica, to disseminate knowledge among all
classes. But those on this sidp of the water
who believe in- an international copyright
law, have disapproved - of his bourse, regard
ing it as literary theft of our best authors.
England regards some of our own publish
ers in the same light.
_lt vireatel U.s. -er-oft Sp- -1-I,:mri, a 4 - ens season,
the following general statistics given by
Charles Dickens in one ofhis' papers in All
the Ycar Round. "The first Napoleon caus
ed more deaths than all the earthquakes
since the days of Noah; the cupidity of ship
owners and-the supineness of sailors have
lost more ships and lives than all the storms
that ever blew; the filthy state nf „our towns
sends snore souls to Hades than all put together.
Plague, pestilence,, war, and famine yield to
DIRT V'
"Humbug" is said to be a corruption of
the Irish words vim boy, pronounced omit
bug, signifying soft copper, or pewter, or
brass, or worthless money, such as was
made by James IL, at the Dublin - mint,—
twenty shillings of Which were worth only
two pence sterling. At first applied to
worthless coin, the word became the gener
al title of anything false or counterfeit.
Others think the word originated iri Lend on,
being derived from Hamburg on the. Elbe,
because during the continental wars this
city was the nucleus of false rumors and re•
ports.
I ,
A writer in St. Paul's Magazine, describ
ing the beauty of the human foot says: "We
have often thought, considering how much
we lose byehoes and how little .we gain,
that it is a thousand pities women do not
bring in sandals,—not the foolish, ribboned
pumps of the last century, but the real Greek
sandal. Withoutithe hard and deforMed
shoe, every muscib of the foot is in motion,
and visible at every step; it is quite wonder
ful how pretty the feet appear, even when
not very small. In reality, we lose nearly
as much by the shoe as the face loses by a
mask. 1
Messrs. J. B. Lippincott & Co., Philadel
phia, Arnouuce that they have commenced
the issue of an entirely new edition of the
Works of William H. Prescott, edited by
John Foster Kirk, and to be completed in
fifteen.monthlrvolumes. This edition of
Mr. Prescott's works is to be, printed front
new stel - eotype plates, and will embrace all
the author's correctionsj•notes, and addi
tions,—both those contained in the success.
ive English editions published during the
later years of-his life, and those lefti . by him
in manuscript, the. latter having, • by the
purchase of the interests of the heirs of Mr.
Prescott, passed Into the possession of the
publishers. It is to be sold by agents.
A curious fact has been ascertained in re
gard to the development of the frog in Gua
deloupe. It is well known that the ergs of
frogs and toads generally give birth 16- tad
poles, which, after undergoing, various
changes in the water, become transformed
into frogs. For this, however, water is nec
essary, and as Guadeloupe is. almost desti
_
t
tuto io.this medium, it is found that the
chart takes place within the egg, and that
the R itual at birth is a fully develoyed frog.
A similar condition to this has already been
observed iu regard to Various.species of sal
amender, which, while usually inhabiting
water in the larvte state, sometimes become
completely formed in the egg.
In the Cluirdimonss Shilling .kagazine ikhe
following incident is related: The first idea
of "The Christian Tear" seems to have been
suggested to Mr. Keble by an incident nar
rated by Mr. Parker, of Oxford, son of tit
eminent publisher a the first edition of-tit
work. The late Mr. Keble, on entering th
shdp in Broad street one
_morning, satyr at
the top of a small staircase which led tilt a
little gallery filled with bookshelves a work
entitled "L'Annee: Chretienne," in twelve
volumes, and at , once asked Mr. Parker to
allow him to examine it. A short time af
ter "The Christian Year"- appeared; and
there can 14 - little doubt that the author took
his title 'from the Old French devotional
work. -
The Spectator says that tse octopus in the
aquarium at Brighton liar curiously vindi
cated-
at representatien of its powers by
Victor Ogg°, which was so often denounced
as exaggerated. Mr. Charles Collette, en
actor iii the theatre at Brighton, who h a d
learned tlie art of snake-charming in India,
undertook to charm the octopus, and,tiue.
ceeded to far as to piing hint to the surfac
1,
of tin water, and tuake the octopus folio
hint round the tnk. But when' he ben '
down to the surfs of the water , filo octo
pus was altogether too much ebahned to re ,
slat a positive embrace, end catching Mr, '
Collette in his arms lie drew hint into the
tank, where a strat i ensued. an 4 / 4 r, Vol ,
lette was With Ity extreao by Mr.
Smith and other IrtattaNS , ,
k p
Aj - - tt,:rx : ptiP:pfs , v.TA
—T) Independent
MANUFACTURERS OF
PORTABLE,,A.ND ST ATIONARY.STEAM: ENGINES* BOILERS
ATTENTION PAID TO -
GANG SAW ENGLISH, Attrt,A.y . & Cfgelj(J.A.lt MILLS
-
•
Water Wheels suited to all heads of water, Tannery Irons, -Bridge Irons,
_itte.
Gin experience by our Mr. J IL Calkins of over twenty
- years as a &Machinist and. Foreman, enables us e.
by his personal supervision, to make
• : • strictly. fir - st-Wass Goods. - -
• •
Fob. 18, 1873.-17
IRON MINERS & MACHINISTS,
Circular, Gang and Maley Sa
Tanneries, Shafting, Geari
1 every, description in,. h.
Corning, August 28. 1872.-19
THE SPRING CEP
It has got to be pretty genere3lY known that we keep the tar:est stook, the best goods end sell them as
low as any house in trio trade in this section; and we keep very many articles not kept at any other store in
town. In allpition to our general stock,
Our (Arpetiftotit comprises atiout goo rolls,
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS AND DOMESTIC GOODS
enough for a Jobbing trade. The citizots of Tioga county are respectfully invited to call - and examine our
stock and prices. I
April 1.1859.
Has 'oneto JV'ew York to buy a qtock, of *ring and Su,m-
I
mer Goods. He intends to buy from, the best markets' at
idttom, prices, and he will have .saine splendid bargains
to offer his customers when, he returns.
•
,
Dress ,Goods which be wants out of the way, and he tak • s
this method of inform/41g you / amilide - n,tially,that Tae will
sell them, Cli r EslP--..if you, don't believe it, call and see.
iiBTA4l4tspov , itfis.4
A' intig-$ it o*,, 4 CO.,
SHINGLE MILLS AND F,NOINES ALWAYS ON HAND
0. NV. ritESTO'p.7
PRESTON & HEERMANS
Cicornallage, IV. 'W.,
STEAM - ENGINES A
eirllaelitnery of all kinds repaired promptly
New Sprin
■
AND THE PEOPLE'S
WITH THE LARGEST, AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF
Staile #c Fancy .
and every variety. Our Cloth Stock oxceods any within fitly ratios, In quanti3O and variety,
TWOUIIL'23II MOM ?
trILLI.im triLsom
He has NOW' on, hand a quantity of Clothing and
-- -- W - 01-KS•
ISIANUFLOTUREFt6 OF
D BOILERS,
Mills,. Machinery for
g and Castin,ffs of
, n and .Biass.
and at reaaonablo ratecolit)
• Goods.
AIGN IS OPEN
TORE IS THE
FIRST IN THE FTEIIV.
Dry Goods
EVER OFFERED IN 0
i
RILING
V.
; , OHO. If ME lIMANS
SHITEE & WAITS
GOODS:
SPRING
fi
ER
' ' • .
DRESS; GOODS; WHITE GOODS,
READY-MADE CLOTHiNG, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS,
Shoes, &o:, Suitable `for the - spring Trade.,
My stock has been procuredf - ro; nihebeit_markets in die country, and therefore you
milt Le satisfied with prices. -
. ,
4015..3C..111Ji
Corning roundtw & Machine Shop.
ES'T'A.BriiSHEFEY 1.840:
w.
I:sev3r3a
X 3.
Manufacturers of Stationary and Portable Engines and Boilers. Gearing, Shafting and Machinery required
for Saw Mills, Orbit Mills and Tanneries, Ovens and Grates, for burning Tan. Screws for moving nnleached
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.poluts, and can furnish - Machinery cheaper than Diatom or
Western builders of the beat quality,
San. 1, 1872-Iy.
5011 KEGS OF NAILS
W. C. Ife_R - EBS Zitr, CO.
6agetvter:s gods, Paipeleg Uteniis
Special Attention paid to Tin Roofing
4,000 Cords of Hemlock Bark
VI“:"
CONTRACTS wiltbe made for the purchase of Bark
peeled and delivered the ensuing season, at $4.50
per cord of 2,200 Ms; cash on delivery.
Bark peeled last year will be received for the next
ninety days at per cord of 2,20111b0; cash on de;
livery.
We will make contracts for peeling 4,000 cords of
bark on lands of the Pennsylvania Joint Land and
Lumber Co. BAILEY. LOWELL & CO.
Wellsboro, May 18, 1878-tf.
Audliter's _Notice.
rynue linaereigned, appointed an auditor to dtetrib.
me the funds arising from ;Merin' sale of the
property of Houghton, Orr & Co., will attend to the
duties of the appointment at the office of Mitchell &
Cameron, in Wellsboro, TiOga cu., Pa 4 on Thursday.
the 24th day of Italy, 1873, at ten o'clock:fa. m., when
and where all parties are reqUlred to present their
claims, or be forever debarred from any sham of the
funds. 40HW 1. ALITOREEX, Auditor.
JUDO 2 11. 18734 VP.
FRUIT JARS,
&c.,
.6313.1xigt
=IS
BE
ME
MATHERS
. - ; ,:-,: ::. , , i ,
' ' '"
''-':::',.. '‘',
,i4 , sl.,.'l'eirea 'a largo stock of
t-__
GREAT EXCITENENT !
HOGS ROUTED!
LAVA BEDS 'VACATED IT
BUY WHERE YOU CAN BUY
THE CHEAPEST I.:
IS our advice, because we know, that alter you have
, examined our Stock you will be convinced that
W.J.Horton & Bro's
STORE
is the. place to purchase
Dry Goods; Drees Goods, Hats and Caps, Clothing
Boots and Shoes, White Goods, Groceries, Gent's
Burnishing Goode, &c., a varied stock suitable for
the Spring and Summer Trade. Wo cordially invite
you all to examine our stock.
II
JUST RECEIVED BY
A FULL STOCK OF
11
.410.1114
101 110 •ly at('
40:1
IN
SPRIG
StM3EI.
CORNING/. STET/URN COUNTY, N. T.
THE ADJUSTABLE SPRING BED
Bartlett's Patent June 21, 1870.
-*int! Spring, elastic Slat
A LUXURIOUS BM
With only a single matron'. Forfdnrability, comfort,
cleanliness, and
.adjustment it h no equal. A en.
parlor bed for the; sick-room, as, well as for' persons In
health. Orders solicited by the proprietor for Tioga
.
county. ' - J. 8, PALMER,
April 1, 1A7 3 .-it Mansfield, Pa.
EarMnatCHINA WALL.
Mrs. fie°. Campbell
IEXAVING mturned to Wellabor°, 'and Laving finish
Ja-ed bar trade in the manufacture of
ARTIFICIAL RAM WORK.
would respectfully say to her old friends that she
would be glad to see all who would fairer her with
their nails. • gthe can be found at the house of J. Id.
Johnson, the Barber. Seb. - 215, 11378-tf.
mal
e ~. _
.. '?-k,
tb td
ofinei.
Harti'm 1101+1;
Alen.'hTAt3flN A HASILTN.. -
far Nile very -eyeetv.
O (t INt3TIiUJiIµV PS IN 'ES.IIIiANIiT&;-
. .„
4 Isriz.r.ht 104 of, NE,W 141/810, Illadi,i4kelniitetl.",_
K:vvn vi:e6,,,.,6 - 4ci 16 14114(
T, , at.piactli;t„ &Nada& Act :t'lp'w ;
Alien u)..4 ,
Ilti). • '..'
Foreign Mid — Domestic Liquors
Agent for Flue Old; Whiskies,:
Jan. 1, 1872. " poninno. V
JEW EjAR Vi STORE!
- r tV ELLS BO Eip, ,
, • ,
- ,
• .Y AIirDiLEV FOLEY
vibe' ban lon's been established
in the JeWelry business in
Wellsboro, bee always for
various kinds and prices of
AMERICA ATO I i_Es,
Gold or Envoi', Clocks, Jewelry, Gold Chains, •
Keys, Rings, Pins, Pencils, Cases, Gold and
',Elteel Penn, Thimbles, Spoons„ Razors, ,
Plated Ware,'
SEWING MACHIN Efi s
.• •
-With moot other Articles usually kept in such es
tablisliments, which are auk' low for'
C: . A
Ropairing douy ueatly, and iffirosuutty, and Ou shor
NOTIOR. • • A. FOLEY.
'Jan. 1, 1812-IY.
E
WALKER & L7HROP,
. DEALERS 1 • )
_
HARDWARE, IRON, ST &L, NAILS,
STOVES, TIN-WARE, ELTING,
SAWS, CUTLERY, ATER
LIME, AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS.
Carriage and Harness Trimmings,
HARNESSES, SADDLES, &c.
Corning, N. Y., Jan. 1, 1872.
Tioga Narble Works.
THE undersigned is now prepared to execute all or
ders for Tomb Stones and Monuments of either
Ita,lian, or Rutland Marble,
of the latest style and approved workmaelaip and with
dispatch.
He keeps constantly on hand both kinds of Marble
and will be able to suit all who may favor him with
their orders, on as reasonable tame as cantle obtained
in the country.
FRAM ADAMS.
Jan: 1,1872.
--„
TRUMAN & BOWEN'S
SAly MILL' now iu full bloat, and
they. toe ready to fill all
orders nit promptness and dispatch.
Fencing Boards, Bill Timber, Shingles, Lath, Wood,
constantly on band. •
April 22.-tf. - 11113MAII k BONVFN.
MILLINERY.
}►ifES. s
Las aovreliEL7
largo and es the p ck üblic that f
iin Millinery
and Ladies' Furnishing and Fancy Goods, which are
offered at very low rates.
LADIES' SUITS, PARASOLS,
1111S,WLil,
GLOVES, CORSETS,HOOP-SKIRTS,
HOSIERY, LACES, and
Notions; also ready-made white goods in every variety
The public aro cordially Invited to inspect and
purchase.
Wellaboro, May 13, 1813—dm.
WOOl,l WOOL!
T HE undersigned are prepared to pay the
Highest, Market Price in
for WO3L, at their TOOT AND SHOE STORE, in
We will bo pleased to have our friends call and
Boots
El
which wo propose to sell as low no can be purchased ,
in any market west of New York.
We Defy Competition on our Custom-Made
- CALL t AISM SEE US.
O.
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O. NV. SEARS, 1
I. M. BODINE. i
WeSSbOTO, Pa., June o f 1873.-Lt
par day! Agents wanted! All 01838-
' B5 TO $ 4113 es of working people, of either sex,
young or old, make more money at work for us In
their spare moments, or all the time, than at anything
else. Particulars free. Address G. Stinson & Co.
Portland, Maine. Sept. 24.1872-.ly.
f„,;;,... $l,OOO REWARD! .7--.•
I:4i , ',. Nftk.
•
A reward of Ote Thousand Do t,
as will be paid to any Physician . 1
who will produce medicine that
0 will supply the wants of the people better 1
"o e than the article known as
m-
LW" P. Vahrliey's •
Blood Cleanser or Panacea.
If must be a bettor-Cathartic, a better Alterative,
a better Sudorific, a better Diurectic, a better Tonic.
and in every way better than the Pan-a-ce-a. No mat
ter how long it has been in nee, or how lately discov
ered. Above all it must not coutsin anything NOT
PUB,ELT VEOF.TATME.
$5OO REWARD. A
Al reward of Five Hundred Dollars will by paid for
a Medicine that will permanently cure more cases of
Costiveness, Constipation, Sick or Nervous Headache,
Liver Complaint, Bilious Disorders, Jaun di CI, Rheum
atism, Gout, Dyspepsia, Chills and Fever, Tape
Worms, Boils, Tumors, Tettera,l3lcera,,Sores.Pains in
theLoina, Side and Head, and PEK&LE Coatruurrs.
than
which Is need more extensively by practicing phyel
clans than any other popular medicine known.
Mir Prepared by P. Palmieri/ Bros. & Co., Waynea.
.ro, Pa., and Dr. P. FAiinnEy. 8I
• Orth DearbUrn Street, Chicago. I)
• • ce, $1.25 perbotUe, for sale by
Wholesale and Retail Dealers,and
by tings & Coles, Washer°, Pa.
Jan. 81,1878-Om.
G L43E(WiAIIE inamdlesa variety p
A
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, _
. (MIN BUIL
OM
.C.A4INET. - :1j)13',_G„1,1.1f5,,.,
li'ti l -
W 0 I.IWA I 14:1: 'IN
NINES, ko.. &e
CASH I
Sears's Brick Block.
EXAMINE OUR STOOK OF
AND
Shoes,
Work.
SEARS & BODINE.
=I
DR. FARRNEY'S
Blood Cleanser or Panacea,
==l
A Irter 30 Tears of trial hi iorotted - to be
.tho boat healing and pain aubdtb
11115,Littatenent In the World.
It is reebmitionded. With unbotinded assurance
Wall CAWS of Cut f. Drakes, Tharp a, Sprains, Shen
nuddsm. 'lard Swellings, .sltos, chnblaine, sum.
neas of the Joints, Frozen Feor, Fare, .&c., to.;
ancong•all - persona, and fo# -‘ Sprains, Founders,
li[ng-bone,YOII evil . SorsUbes,Wlnd-galle,lloof-ale,
Spaylue, Spring-bait, -Saddle., Collar and Harness
dOeasea of the Eye awl Ear in -
Horses, gules or Cattle.
•
.:....„., ,•._,_ r',
(lure Natiraltits,libetnnatism, Gout , !Am Back,
Balt-rheum; Poisonous Bites,' External Bone and
Muscle Affections, Bore Nipples, Jig., and may be
Nutty termed the panacea for cill
. .
;EXTERNAL WOUNDS. '
,fit Remember, this Liniment did not
spring up in a day or a year, prodnoing
TIM MOST monnar Am? IVSNATIVILLL CIIMIS OLAISEED
znr Rim-Bonn Ann MIIMI2OOII LIITIMEITTEL llnt
we have the experience of over thirty years
oftsiat, witlithe moat imbetantlal roandta, and by
a ungtitado otwitneasea.
If the Lirdiecutis not se recommended, the
Money will be Refunded.
DO not be imposed upon by neing any othei?
"Liniment claiming the game properties or results.
They are a cheat and a fraud. Do /AM and get
nothing but • ,
Sian Mustang Liniment.
jar BOLD BY ALL Datraoins AND Covrirrax
Oro= itm
2004 00c. and $1 per Bottle.
llama atzE osyßorms, BMX, &O.
LYON MFG. CO.
Magnolia Balm
Pure 'Blooming Complexion.
It is Purely Vegetable, and its operation is seen
and felt at once. It does away with the Flushed
pearance 'mused by Beat, Fatigue, and Excite
ment. Heals mare:moves all Blotched an' Pimples,
dispelling dark and unsightly spots. Drives away
Tan, Freckles, and Sunburn, and by its gentle but
powerful influence mantles the faded cheek with.
YOUTHFUL BLOOM AND szerxr.
Bold by all Druggists and Fancy eters°. Depot,
C 4) Resit LIMO, New York.
•L 13, 117 , ,i :14. • ly•
Door s Sash & Blind • Facto
BENJAMIN AUSTIN, Is prepared to furnleh ant
class worklrom the best lumber, at his new fac
tory which Is now in full operation.
311tNIU D 1191E03„MUCc
constantly ou band, or manufactured to.oraor.
Plaiting, and • Matching
done promptly, and to the beat manner. The best
workmen employed, a d nono but the, boat seasoned
lumber need. Encou ge home industry.
• -
Factory near tict foot of Main Street.
Jan. 1, 1872-tf.
JOHN FISHLER
H AS the largest and best selected stack of
iIiBOOTS AND SHOlg
ever brought into Weitsboro, consisting of
Jiadies' Kid and Cloth' Balmor
als and Gaiters,
Ladies, 11 1 1isseM Children and
V,ents' Cloth 'Boots and Shoes
iPrince Albert calf Boots,
Boys' Calf Kip Boots,
Youths' ',*.ots.
In
Bret, all kinds of Mena' and Wotuen's wear kept
in a -class Shoe Store. The best sewed Woman's
Shoes or :r offered in this market. dety the World
In
I
If you don't balfevo' It; try me. buy only the beat
stock, and have as good Cordwatners as money can
hire.
REPAIRING done neatly, and with dispatch
of all kinds constantly on hand
CAUL PAID F(tR . DEACON SKINS,
Having just tilled up my shelves with a ' eholce
stock, personally selected for Oita market. I respect.
fully Solicit a fair share or trade. "Small profits and
quick returns,. I believe to be a good 'business mar.
tin ; and/ held the beat goods to be the .cheapest. I
keep no shoddy, My assortment is sufficient to meet
all alses'and , tastes. I invite 'our patrons and the
public' generally to call and examine my - ebeek;_,No
trouble to atom goods. Alwityi to be bond, one
.door north of B, - Roney's. afore," Main - street;
Wellsboro, JOHN MILER.
Sethi, 1876-tf.
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A FEW APPLICATIONS IIARE A
UT C I LS.BORO
Sash, I-Doors,
AND MOULDiNG,
BENJ At
Ba,hy's Shoes
CUSTOM WORK.
Leather and 3 indings
PELTS. AND FEES.
vNaniitataile
IP • b lor $1.16v
~ ,loien, aud'oye!ythine
uool4
e 411117 beap sit
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u;kIFX CP IU, t4IEI
1121i1 la:.ti
Apr ,
Furniture-,andlyidertaking.
II
Van Horn & Chandler,
AHticreamore to D. 'I I fin Horn)
L-1 m
AVE - now tizldbition sad ado at the old ;dam
-11 the largest wet oat complete stork -
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PIN* ANI) COMMON FIJUNITUItE
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to be found fu N , Vra,oru -Peinsyhaudi, cousidl4 of
OINE . I?ARLOU AND: CR.4.11.11ER 8u17q,. -
SOFAS, COIICaI. TF; I E-A•10 k•l4,
• I ,
MAEUT..S, AND WOOD)TOP CENTRE TABLES'
HAT ItAcES, TANG ' CHAIM, SHREORS,
'OVAL AND SQUARE FRAMES, BRACE
.- F-TS, PURE:No._I HAIR MATTRAIS.
E 8 .11USII: A—EXCELSIOR MAT.
I'liAfiai S.
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and a full cluck et4he cismntom good.* utuelly foetal la
brat-elaas establieltrutut. The above hoods an; large
ly of their own Irletnitedtrint, arid ext•ateri ion IP Etilnr
anteeti both ea tritpullty sail telt*. TbUy sell Mr,
if - oven . -Wire Afattrae,s
tie`est initalar spring bed kolt_1; alqo the Tudjj,
Iced thut bait heeu ou trial fur. 11 year* aril ,;iv.
an utlivArtqui satisfaction. Our
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Cbffi,il, Rooni
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e suPplledill.liali sizes of the Excelsior Ca stet, a Ili•VI
and b4-auttfu id. le Of burial Onto; together- with :aim
kinds of ford and bomo Manufacture. with ;trim
„mugs t o me t e .-. they will mike tindertaking a nye.
Milky in their Imaineas, and any heeding their seivhea
Will be attended tfi promptly, and at trsthifactory ~charu
&s: .
Old pieces of Furniture made, and Tuning
all&inde done withteeahools and dispatch.
VAN tORN k 12.13ANDLEIt
Jon. IN. 1572
To maxim rr may Cretcunta.—llaving concluded !..i.et
I ana entitled to a little rest after nearly 40 yeais clone
application to business, I las VQ passed over the furiii
tura bnahless to .‘the Boys" as per abdre advettise.
intlnti and .take tblit.tnettioh of asking - for them the
name liberal patronage as has been extended to nie.—
My books may be found at the old place fhr settlement
lan. 10;1812— , D. T. VAN -norm.
ti choicest selected- Maim-lila, the latest nod - most
•approccd alylee . \\, . .
LIGHT & HEAVY. CARRIAGES)
PLATFORM-SPRING WAGONS,
and also the flue CUT-lINDER\PLATFOTI OAR
BIAGI% so convenient for turning bout In narrow
space.
"We shad keep always on hand a goo assortment of
Boggles and Platform Wagons. and citiit s omers from
abroad may rely on ilnding here just wit s aT they want
and at as low a price as is consistent with \
FIRST-CLASS WORK.
Orders promptly - filled: Oar place is at the old
stand of Bradford & Compton, rokr,tlio Troy Home.
DANIEL. COMPTION,
Troy, Pa.. May 1813-Iy. E. I'. LILLEY,
~.A, S~tH,
D'oors,
FLOORING,&C ,
Imade n ILe Ellaand Flutt ni and sold cheap at
WOO LESALE & RETAIL.
Parties will find it for their interest to call or write
beforo purchasing olsowharo.
A price liGt will ho'forwardeci FREE on application
to W. 13. ,BEAD,
April $3, 1379.-mo. Ellrised, 'flogs Co., Fa.
Deerfield iolVoolen If ins
DEER FIELD. P.
I"M.151 BROTTIbU P
tS. ropriotors ut the above Mlle,
will manufacture as usual to order, 4o sulk customers.
OUR CASgIMERES
are warranted. Particular attention given to
Roll Carding & Cloth Dressing ,
Wo manufacture to order, and do all kinds of Roll-
Carding and Cloth. Dressing, and der competition.
We have as good an assort mod of
Full Cloth's; Cassimeres,
and ifvo more for Wool in exchange than any otter
establishment. Try them and satisfy yourselves.
We wholesale and retail at the Cowauesquie redll4,
miles below Unoxville.
INGHAM BROTHER"?.
.1
Jan. 1, 1872
J. H. Griswold's Water Wheel.
fPHR undersigned, aro agents for the above Water
I Wheel, and can cheerfully recommend It as supe
rior to all others in use. Persons wishing to pur
chase shonld see this wheel In operation beforo buy
ing other wheels. INGHAM BROS.
Deerfield, May IF, 187.2.
Read the following
WESITIELD, APRIL 24, 1812.,
We the undersigned, - purchased one of J. H, aria.
weld's 30 Inch Water Wheels using 68 Inches of water
to run three run of stFe under a 20 foot head, and are
well pleased with the heel. We have ground Wily
buahela per hour with the three run and can average
that amount per hour all day,
a n P4-1-Tediv
daxEriAmo„
The Best Paint in the World,
Any Shade from Pure White to Jet Black
A combination of the purest pelut with India Rub
bet. forming a :meth, glossy, firm, durable, elastic and
beautiful Paint, unaffected by change of temperature;
Is Perfectly water-proof. and adapted to all classes of
work, and is in every way a bettor paint for, either in.
side or outside painting than any other paint in the
,world, being from one-third to one-fourth cheaper, and
lasting at least three times as long as The best lead and
oil paints. Re sure Mae our ThADE Marra (a fin simile
of which is given abore) is on every package. Prepared
ready for use and sold by the gallon only. •
March 18.1878-4 m
Vt. 1 %,‘ 7 .
w~.
orObronic and Acute Rheumatism, lceuraliga, Lum
bago, Selatica,.Ettiney, and Nervous IDitseasee, after
years of - suffering, by taking Dit.Frrxxst's Vnorrint_s
I . I IMCATATIO SlRUP—the scientific die every of J. it.
Fitter, M. D., a regular graduate physician, with whom
we are personally acquainted, who has for b 9 years
treated these diseases exclusively with astonishing re
sults. We believe it our Christian duty, after &lib.
oration, to consplehtlously request sufferers to use itt
especially pertons in moderate circumstances vibe
cannot afford td waste money and time on worthless
Mixtures. As Olergymen we seriously feed the deep
responsibility resting on us in publicly endorsing this
medicine. But our knowledge and experience of ha
remarkable- merit fully justitles Our action. Rev. C.
i. Ewing. Media, Penn's, suffered eLx.teen years, be*
came hopeless. Rev. Thomas Murphy. D. D., _Frank
ford, Philad'a. Rev. J. B. 'Davis, Rightstown, Now
Jersey. Rev. 3. S. Buchanan, Clarence, lowa. Rev.
G. G. Smith,Fittsford, New York. Rev. Joseph Beggo,
Fails Church, Philadelphia. Other testimonials from
Senators, Governora, Judges; Congressmen,, Physi
cians, ko.;•forwarded gratis with pamphlet explain
ing these diseases. One thousand dollars will be pre
sented to tiny medicine for same diseases showing.
_equal merit under test, or that can produce one-fourth
as many living cures. Any person sending by letter
description of affliction will receive gratis a legally
signed guarantee, naming the number of bottles to
cure, agreeing to refund money upon sworn statement
of its failure to cure. Afflicted invited to write to Dr
Fitler,Philadolphia. Kis valuable advice costs nothing.
WOOD & SCOVILLE, Alplnts,
1 Knoxville. PS.
March
puunlittre Cutlery autt Plated Ware
E. D. PHILLIPS.
OHAHLT9N PHILLIPS
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