Rufus Ilawlin's Bide.
131' 30:70ENIS J. LIAM,
Thru Goshen Solior, where hemlocks grow.
Nfharo the ripplice rills with a rush are How
- Aro overthe rude rocks cabin ,
Wham fox, an' bear an' catamount . hide, -
A circuit preacher once used
Raw li to`re;
Aehia name was idn,
I f me set in his ways, rue.wbat was sng
If you argued with him he wouldn't chan tra ge, e,
You couldn't git nothin` thrit
lion tu:i• slow in style was he;
Sle der an' slim as a tamarack tree,
.Sin* allus ready to disagree
vim' everybody that. knew him. - •
Ono night lie Saddled his sorrel mare, -
An' started over to Ripton, where
He'd promla'd to du some preaebin'.
Away he cantered over the bill, '
Peat the school.bouse at Oapen's .11111;
The moon was down, an' the evenin' still,
Save the sound o' a night-hawk screectibe
At last ho eicim to a dark ritslito—
A lhollie.klikd o' Om', an' m ean
13eusatkin elealin' o'er h .
Old Borrel d %ogan to travelsl W.
it . .
Then gin bort 'an' , refused to go;
The *zoo Oltotked, an' he hollered .. Whoa!'
An' wod2red what was afore him.
Then all of a sudden he seemed to bear
A gurgllirsTrtkatt; BO very eat -
That It scattered his Sousse nearly;
".00 ',our. I ; Go 'obis l"—it loudly cried:
" Go "tome V! reechoed the mountain side;
"Go !cane sway in the distance died,
. Ara' he Sighed he was home, sincerely
An' then, afore WS - terrified eight,
A light gleamed out in the starless night
That seemed to beat all creation. •
Then thrulhe bushes a figger stole, •
With eyes o' lire, an' lira o' coal,
That tingled the parsoli's righteous soul,
An' Yllled him with consternation.
. .
He loat'hie'serrrion an' dropped his book;
Ms heir ria up, EW his saddle shook
Like A saw-mill under motion.
Never a single word be said,
But, suddenly turnite old, Sorrel's head,
Away au' Out o' the woods he sped,
An' put for the laud o' Goshen.
Into the atieeta Goshen town
The terrified parson corn rldin* down,
In a fearful sort o' s flatter;
Swift as a strong September gale, .
With his cloak a•strn_amin' like Sorrel's tall,
With Ms eyes wide opeu, an' features pale
An' whiter than winter Water.
He told the neighbors that ho had seen
A Rend o' Are in Huff's Ravine
That bad driven him hack to Goshen
He told o' its deep An'-dreadful groans,
Of its doleful cries an' dismal moans,
Of its damin' oyes an' =Win' bones;
Are it,got np a great commotion.
stranger. many a day
Since Burns Rawlin was laid away
In the grave-yard over yonder;
•
I was a boy in those glad hours,
As full o' my fun as the spring with the showers;
'Twas me au' a eon o' Jacob Powers
That gotup all that wonder.
No took a pumkin 4' common size,
An' cuttin' some holes for the mouth an' eyes,
No gip It theXight expression;
Then hollered it out till its shell was thin,
An' puttin' a tallow dip within,
It looked as ugly an' mean an'sin—
"Pwoul,l a seared a hull procession.
The night was dark as ever was seen,
An' Dothan' was.heerd in•llutrs Ravine
But the sound o' the water ilowin';
The parson come, in a quiet way,
A-smokin' his old brown pipe o' clay.
A•thinkiu' o' what he was goin' to say
When ho got to wharo ho was goin'.
An' the fiend ho saw, an' the rattlin' bones "
Were a punkin', a gourd, an' eomo gravel stones,
That gin all o' that glory.
Yet, never agin up the mountain side,
In the night, would Rufus Rawlin ride;
An' many a time I've laughed till I cried
To hear him tell the story.
ALL SORTS.
it Lager beer is twenty-five centi a glass i;kt,
Bismarck, Minnesota, and the p ace bifilds
up very slowly. ~. , - ,----
-A spring of boiling water has been struck
in a welteighty-two feet deep on the White
• Plains, Nevada.
Nitro- yeerine is said to be better than
kerosen to kindle a fire, because yOu never
know wi mt ails you.
. - There are over 10,000 watering place hotels
and summer boarding houses in, the North
ern and Eastern States.
An Alabama lawyer spoke seventeen
hours in defence of a murderer. - The jury
- convicted him in seven minutes.
' A specimen of General Grant's handi-
Work as a tanner is exhibited in Vienna.
Just now, as well as generally, leather is up
-1 permost in this rcountry.
A paper says: "We have adorted the
eight hour system in this office. We com
mence work at eight o'clock in the morning,
and close at eight in the evening."
A citizen of Connecticut, recently intro
duced to a- newly married man, congratu
lated him warmly, and said: "All, these
Litchfield county girls make clever wives;
I've had three . of them."
A startling tombstone was erected to the
memory of "Tabitha, beloved wife of Jo
seph Wright,iThomas Andrews, Eben
sted, Charles Dean and Edward Murray, by
A Will is registered in Waynesburg, Pa.,
which contains the following remarkable
clause: "I also give to my beloved wife one
red cow, one three-year-old colt, and the re
mainder of the kitchen and household fur
niture."
A Chinawoman was sold at auction on
Granite creek,' Idaho, the other day. The
bidding-was spirited, and she was finally
knocked down to a Chinaman named Six
for $575. Pleasant as well as practical sort'
of people, those Mongolians.
"Most Northern" is suggested as a name
for the child born to the wife of Hans Chris
tian, the Esquimaux, one of the Polaris sur
vivors, on the floating ice-field, one hun
dred miles farther north than any habitta
tion of men is known to exist.
' The famous London auctioneer whose ad
vertisement stated that the only drawbacks
on a certain country place which he had for
sale were the "noise of the nightingale and
the litter of the rose leaves," was the right
sort of man for his profession.
The bonnet of the period is a miniature
kitchen garden. It is decorated with cher
ries, grapes, blackberries, little carrots, bits
of paraley, Icing pale green beans, sorrel
marjorum and other vegetables familiar to
professors of the culinary science.
The present fashionable way to "do up"
ladies'•hair is.called "la guillotine," because
it was the mode with women condemned to
death during the French Revolution to ar
range their hair in like manner, so that it
might be'out of the way of the fatal knife.
I A Mexican was recently caught stealing
lumber from' church at Brownesuille, Tex
as. His captors were pious, God-fearing
men, and contrary to the Texas custom, al
lowed the poor wretch a few minutes for
prayer and reflection before assessing dain
ages.
The Scandinavians of the northwestern
States are going to build a $10;000 monu
re
went at Madison, Wis., to the iscoverer of
America, whoSe name, they say, is not
Christopher Columbus, but if Ericson,
and whose discovery is dated, notl49o,'but
1.000.
A reporter climbed five flights of stairs in
Brooklyn hi - searcli of a labor meeting, and
upon inquiry as to aho intention of the strik
era, was informed through the key hole that
"der vas no meeting der dat der noospaper
vita to know, nodding abut." The reporter
retiredl
s -
They- were "till: talking about the most
agreeable gait for a riding horse. Of course,
some preferred a trot, some a lope, and oth
ers something else,_when Mrs. Boffin look
ed up from her knitting, and spoke iu a
very animated tone: "As for nte, said the
old Indy, "give me a cankering horse."
Pickpockets do not etijoy life -in Cala
fornia. An old "bull-whacker" felt'a hand
in his pocket there recently, and pulling ,
out his penknife, with a blade that weighed
a pound, cut off the man's hand at, the wrist,
and threw it after him, with the advice to
"put it in whisky whore it would keep."
A nicely dressed gentleman applied for a
marriage license at Dover, Tenn., last weey,
but when he - spoke the lady's name, the po
- lite County Clerk suggested that if it ‘lllB
all the same to him, lie would prefer thht
he should name some other party, as the
one mentigned had become his wife the pre
vious evening.
Milk and cream . restaurants are increas
ing in Popularity and number in New York.
- They are called 'dairies." They regale the
hungry New-Yorker with milk and cream,.
- pure, cool and sweet, with all kinds of fresh
bread, grits, oatmeal, puddings, fruit, etc.,'
and a wholesome meal can - be obtained in
them at about half the cost at ordinary res
taurants.
John Varnum, Jr., of Lyndon, Vermont,
is a practical joker. A. -few Sundays ago,
in returning from church, he was convers
ing 'with his wife on the subject of the ser
mon, and remarked that-ho couldn't belie - ve
saint and sinner vex dwelt so near together.
as the sermon 'represented. His wife hitt',
mated that they . could, and instanced hkpi
i
following case: 'Haven't you and I_ d elt i!
in_the same house for several years ?" is 11
was a square hit on John, but he wor ed
out of it, and closed the case with the 01l
lowing argument: "Yes, to be sure; but
did I ever call you a sinner?" Judgment for
John and no appeal,
PAINTED' POST IRON WORXS,
• . • . , • •
MANUFACTURERS OF • •
PORTABLE AND,„sTATIONARY STEAM ENGINES& BOILERS
PARTpOTLAit ATrEntoN PAID
GANG SAW . 14.1IALS, ENGLISH, MITLY ,S 6 MACULAR MILLS
.. , SHINGLE MILLS AND ENGINES ALWAyB RN HAND.< , . . ',:;
• • , •,, - • , . • .4 i .I _
Water Wfieeis suited to all-beads of water, Tann e r ylrons, Bridge Irons, &e.
1 ,
In experience by 0ur..711r.r. If's Ili ,Calhins of over wenty
years as a allackinist and ' liodreinan, enables es,
by his personal supervision, to snake .
strictly firstwilass Goods.
_ .
Feb. 18, 1873.-1 y
O. N. PRESTON. OW. HEERDIANS
•
PRESTON & HEERMANS
IRON poßDElls liglliNigir r*
, •
Ccorialiam,
•
bIANIIFACTURERB OF ,
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS ;
Circular, Gang and Muley Saw Mills, Machinery for
Tanneries, Shafting, Gearing and Castings of
every description in Iron and Brass.
airrilactlinery of all kinds repaired promptly and at reasonable rates:Vie
OorninuAngrist 28, 1872.-1 y
—La?:4tiele Monthly,
THE SPRING CAMPAIGN IS OPEN
It has got to be pretty generally known that we keep the largest stock, the beat goods end sell them SS
low as any house in the trade in this section; and we, keep very many articles not kept at arie , other store in
town. In addition to our general stock,
ur garpet*torit comprises about 200 roI4,
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS AND DOMESTIC GOODS
enough for a jobbing trade. The aielzeas of Tioga county are respectfully invited to call and examine our
stock and prices
April l,ltria
ffas Isom to, New York, to buy a stook of Sprinj and Sani
711,C7' GOods. ,IHein,tends to buy from the best markets at
bottom, prices; and he will have some splendid bargains
to Offer his customers when, he returns .
He has JV'OW on, .hand a quantity of Clot4j,ng and
Dress 'Goods which he w i ants ou, t of the way, and he takes
this method of infoniking yow,eonfidentially,that he wi
sell them,CHßAFA , —if you ,
,dp4't believe it, ill and see
ESTABLISHED IN 1844 ,
v•os , r, N. Nr.l,
WESTON & Co.,
ID!!
New Spring G-oo
AND THE PEOPLE'S STORE IS MP,
WITH THE LARGEST, AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF
Staple & Fancy Dry Goods
and every variety. Our Cloth Stock exceeds any within fifty miles, in quantity ad variety,
NAV 14 Y ( I ) ti 1,1 1 - z; -A R lO T 1-t! 1.•:; !: T !-, " ., 1- =WO ?
IPILLI•11•V WILSOdr
'FIRST IN TEE FIELD,
EVER OFFERED IN CORNING
SPRING GOODS,
; s i
„
ond, Fan
READY-MADE. CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, iBOOTS,
My_stock has bath procured from the best markets in the count=y, and therefore you
silt be satisfied with prices. -
Cozening Foundry & Machine Sh
lisaukcture
Air Raw Mllb,
and leached La
oilltlea for eldi
Wwttern 'WM
Zan. 1,-1871
IM!
SOO KEGS OF NAILS
eisn-q & w
dagtnter's gob, pairpen's Utetislls
Special_ Attention paid ; ; to Tin •Roofing
4,000 Cords of Hemlock Bar
1217.EILZITT'Elri.
otimeors will be made for the purchaae of Bark
C
peeled and delivered the ensuing season, at $4.50
per cord of 2,200 The; cash on delivery.
Bark peeled last year will be received for the next
ninety days at $4 per cord of 2,200 Ms; cash on de.
livery.
We will make contracts for" peeling 4,000 cords of
bark on lands of the .Pennsylvania Joint, Land I and
Lumber Co. - BAILEY, 14)WELL'ac CO.
Wellaboro, May 13, 1878-tf.
POIYIEROY BRO'S &„nuirH,
BLOSEIBITRG, Tioga Counts, Penn'a.
BUSINESS PAPER =.GOTIASZD
Foitastoir Bao's Bawszas, W. U. Funs,
P rron Pa, 'Hamburg, Pa,
Feb. t,
IMIIII
G
,
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1 , Has ijust received u large sto4k,4gf
.2 :. I
DRESS GOODS, WRITE GOODS,
Shoes, &c., Suitable for the spring . Trade:
4 1 1.1%T.1C0
ESTA.BIASHEID . 1 840.
• • • • -
W. 3PVNICI.B ISCOCLIE,.
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of Stationary aria Portable Bogue, and Boilers. Gearing. Shafting and Machinery required
' Wlia and Crtnite indlltrataa, for banning Ittn. Screw* liar moving uideaohed
Waatinffa. Hattroadolfroge, Chaim and fientdring - dons at abort notice. W H a st en , by
Can
or Railroads tog di Volute, and Can farniab blaclinery *lmam than *r
of Ufa heat gualSty.
• CORNING, NTRUBBN COUNTY, N. I.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
MRCS HOOTED!
LAVA BEDS VACATED H
DUV WHERE YOUGAN
.DUV
IS our advice, because we knCovr that after you have
examined our Stock you trill be convinced that
W.J.Horton & Bro's
Its the place to purchase
Dry Goods, Dress Goode, rats and Caps, Clothing
Boots and Shoes, White Goods, Groceries, Gent's
Furnishing Goode, &c., a varied stock suitable for
the Spring and Summer Trade. We cordially invite
you ail to examine our stock.
JUST RECEIVED BY
W. a KRESS 8r CO.
A FULL Efp T0433i
r
BANTC ! FrRS,
SPRIG
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MillianaggaiNtalagaidaell
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: DKr ..00 0 11.(‘)-$i
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THE CHEAPEST
STORE
I=l
10010
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THE ADJUSTABLE SPRING BED
sOial iSgrfitg, elastic SW.
With only a single Mistress. For durability, comfort,
cleanliness, and adjustment it - has no equal. A su
perior bed for the 00,k-room, as well as for persona in
health. Orders solicited by the proprietor for Tioga
county. J. 8. PALITEE,
April 1, 1R73.-ti. - Mansfield, Pa,
EmthAtCHINA HALL.
RAVING returned to Washer% and having finish.
ed her trade in the manullicturo of e,
- ARTIFICIAL RAM WORE. "
•
would reepectfulli eay to her old "friends that , she
would he glad to Bee • all who would favor her with
their calla. She can be found at the house of J. M.
Johnson. the Barber. Feb. 25, 11178-tt
ME
ME
PRE
El
Bartlett's Patent June 21, 1870
A LUXURIOUS BED!
Mrs. Geo. Campbell
MI
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JEW IE2 i LItirSTORE4
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WELLABC)RO, PA.
. ,
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l - ' , -ANDREW FOLEY
' -- ''-' a Whohae lon been established
i , •% — z :',' .
.13
(
-, I Q • , \ i•,4 In the - Jewelry buslues ' s _ln
4 :5.:: , :
s ' " i )4 - :t Welisboro , has always for sale,
iN,. ' ,9 i...• -1, 7"4 various kinds and - prices of
.
'AMERICAN. W A Telt ES,
Ocild or Silver, - Cloaks, JeWelry, Gold - Midas,
Keys, Rini.; Pins, Pendia, Cases, Gold and
, Steel Pens. Thimbles,' Spoons, Razors.
Plated Ware, - -. •
••
'SEWING MACIIINES
2
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, . . 2....2..,2.. ..,
With most all other articlea usually kept in such es
tablishmelits, which are sold low for '
C A. 8 H.-
Repairing done neatly, and promptly, and on ahoy
A. FOLK*. l5lC t! l i, 1872-Iy. ! . ' 6,
WALKER fit LATHROP,
DEALERS 111
•
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, NAILS,
STOVES, TIN-WARE, BELTING.
SAWS, CUTLERY, WATER
LIME, AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS,
Carriage and Harness Trimmings,
HARNESSES, SADDLES, &o.
Coming, N. Y., Jan. 1. 1872.
Tioga Marble Works.
THE tanderstgned is Pew prepared to 'execute all or
deree for Tomb Atones and Monuments of either
Italian or Rutland Marble,
ante lateat style and approved workmanship and with
dispatob.
He keeps constantly on hand both kinds of ' Marble
and will be able to suit all who may favor him with
their ordure, on as reasonable terms as can be obtained
in the country.
&c., coma/xi:illy on baud
April 22.4 f.
M. &MELD announces to the public that sh
has a very large and desirable stock of Millinery
and Ladies' - Furnishing and Fancy Goode, which are
offered at very low rates.
• LADIES' SUITS, PARASOLS,'
G LOVES, CORSETS,HOOP-SKIRTS
Notigus; alsO readymado white goods iu every variety
Tie 'public are cordially Invited to inspect and
ellsboro, May 19, 1873—Gm.
WON HOU
T HE undersigned are prepared to pay the
Highest Market Price in
for WOOL, at their BOOT AND SHOE STORE, in
Sears's Brick Block.
We will be pleased to Lave our fritiods call and
EXAMINE OUR STOOK OF
Boots
which' we'propose to sell as low as can be purchased
fu any market west of Now York. ,
We Defy Competition on our Custom-Made
C. W. BEAUS, A
I. M. BODINE.
Wellaboro, Po., Juue 8, 1873.-U.
il k per dayl Agents wanted! All olass
ss TO $.401/ ea of working people, of either sox,
young or old, make more money at work for us in
their spare momenta, er all the time, than at anything
else. Particulars free. - Address G. Stinson & Co.
Portland, Maine. . Sept. 94,1879-Iy,
. , .
F-,-
ie.: $l,OOO REWARD . ! '-',---
...D -, -•-" . , ..N, .
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.
, - A reward of One Thousand Do
are will be paid- to any Physician
who will produce medicine that
1 0 will supply the MUMS of tbe. people better fi4
than the article known as -' g
E ' 131 . .. P. V ahr - ney?-s c..
OELEIALATED
Blood Cleanser or Panacea.
It must be a better Cathartic; a better Alterative,
a better Sudorific, a better Diurectic; a better Tonle,
and in every, way better than the- Pan-a-ce-a. No mat
ter how long it has been in use, or how lately discov
ered. Above all -it must not contain anything NOT
, .• •
TIMELY VEGETABLE. _ . . ,
$5OO REWARD; ,
. .
A reward of Five Hundred Dollars will be paid for
a medicine that will permanently cure more cases of
Costiveness, Constipation,Glok or Nervous Headache,
Liver Complaint, Dillon, Disorders, Jaundice, Rheum
atism, Gout, Dyspepsia; Chills- and Fever, Tape
Worms, Boils, Tumors, Tatters, Dlcers',.Sores.Pains in
the Loins, Side and Read, and FEMALE CM/PLAINTS),
than
' I
DR. .RAIIIINEriII
Blood Cleanser. or Panitoca, ,
-
which is used more exteiisively, by practicing physl
, clans then any other popular medicine known.
,Ii Prepared by P. Fahrney's Bros. dk Co; Waynes
itro, Pa., and Dr. P.' FamrszY. 30 , '1)
orth Dearborn Street, Chicago.
Price: 0 125 per bottle, for sale b •
Wholesile and Retail Dealers,and ,--,--
by Hastings A Coles. Wellaboro, Pa..,
Jail. 31,1878 - om. -
,
,
GLASSWARE in endives variety at • '`
(MINA JIATA.
_ .
11
RANK ADAMS.
u full blal, and
ready to 11 ell
glee, Lath, Wood,
TRUMAN & 130Wfr N
1111
0091
MILLINERY.
HOSIERY, LACES, and
CASH!
AZID
Shoes,
Work.
CALL AMC SEE US. *
BEARS & BODINE
_.'.e'
:composed siroply 'el fC)OTS,
HERBS. and FRUITS, combined with other
properties, which "in their nature aro Cathartic.
Aperient, 'Nutritious, Diuretic, Alterative sad Anti-
Bilious. The whole is preserved in a itilicient
quantity& spiral from the SUGAR. C, to
keep thew in auy climate, which wakes the
pL4IITATION
t •
ITTERS
3no of the most desirable Tonics land Cons n r
ave in the world. They are intended ft: i,tlyits a
1
Domestic
, t.,
ni Tovic
....: I
only to be used tte a medicine, and el waya according
to directions.
"hey are the sheet-anchor of the fo,blo tn.( , lez'
bil,ttated. They act upon a dn,espc.i, 1tv..,., are
stimulate tp such a degree, that alleaoh,r 14,11a:11 to
at' once brought about. As a rt un,o-; 1,. Is nt• h
Wqmen are especially subject. it t.e.i. - ;...t0 1a.3
ev2ry other stimulant. Asa Sp •I y g t.... a tt...
• Intr. 'lonic, they - have no equal. 'I .e. ) , "a: :s a
mild and gentle ,Furaatlye afi well as T0..t... , '1 h.v
Purity the Blood. They are a oplcu.ll. A -odicar.
They make the weak strong. They isr y cod in
-1
w
vi g er a t e . They clue ri)spepsia, t*.atet p. , on, AJiii
Headache. They act as .1 hi wadi,: nu a l": p. f: •. u:
disorders which ondortnitie tho Lod tb• - i t, , .11 :
Inns). down the animal spirit;. r
i
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- 'oepot i 63 Pars PlAc, , :, z 4,,, ,, -,
4 LYONS
kiAIA nt
Orly .::0 C. l 3 per Bottle.
It promotes The GROWTH, PRESER
VES:the COLOR, and Increases' the
Viget end BEAUTT of the RAM.
OVFEIIiTY YOKES AGO LYON'S RAYITAIRON
'THE Bairn was nratpnwed hi tbe market by Profeenor
E. Thomas Lyon, a graduate of 'Princeton College.
Te name ie derived from the Greek ••EATIIRO;''
81th:drying to cleittle, purifiy, red:ire:late, or restore.
The favor it has roceived, and the popularity it hal!,
obtained, le• unpree,bmftd and incredible. It in
creases the Guawrit um! 13i .ktryof the Hare. Itia
a delightful firestntf. It, r• dandruff. It
prevents the flair from hlruit.g gray. It keeps the
head cool. and gives the hate (Oriels, soft, glos3y ar
peanince. It
111. i
14 n Al% 111 QUANTITY and QUALTI
as it was OVer a c,o \ • /".. 1 el' a CENTURY Aao, and Is
sold bye)) Drucfge coodry Stores at only- tr. o
Cent.; Ilea- t,.
EN'S
WomanisMoryisliorkr.
_ LYON'S
s
IBM
May 1 9 , 1873.-Rot.-ly
WELL SICORO
Door, Sash & Blind Factory
BENJAMIN AUSTIN, 10 propared tp furnish first-
Gloss work from the loes't lumber, at his new fac
tory which is now in full operation.
Sash, J Doors,
3Z1N23 0
AND MOULDING S ,
constantly on band, or manufactured to order
rlahing and Matching
done proniptly, and In the beat mannor. The beat
workmen employed, and none but the hest seasoned
lumber used. Encourage home Industry.
Factory near ihti-foot of Main Street.
Jau. 1,18724 f
JOHN FISDLER
AS the lergeet end beat selected ete
Hck"ot
.BOOTS AND SHIMS
W°' ever brought into Wellsboro, consisting of
Ladies' 'Kid and Cloth Babnor
- ads and Gaiters,
Ladies,- Misses, Children . alnd
Baby's Shoes.
Gents' Cloth Boots and - Shoes,
Prince, Albert 'Calf Boots,
Boys' Calf & Kip Boots, ,
_ Youths' Boots.
In fact, all kinds of Stens' and Women's wear kept
in a first-class ShOe Store. The best sewed Woman's
Shoes ever olfored in thin market. I defy the world
in
CUSTOM WORK.
If you don't believe it, try me. .1 buy only the best
stock, and have as good Cordwainere, as nabney can
hire. „ .
REPAIRING done neatly, and vilthdhipatell
Leather -anti
of all kinds constantly on hand
CASH FAJD FOR HIDES, :DEACON SKINS,
Having
just filled up my shelves with a •choice
stock, personally selected for this . market, I 'respect
fully solicit a fair share of trade. ,"ffmaU, p'roilte and
quick returns." I believe to be'a good business max
; and I ho:d the beat - goods to be the cheapest. I
keep no shoddy. My assortment le sufficient to meet
all sizes and tastes._ - our tpatrons and the
public generally to cidi and examine my stock. No
trouble to, shwa , goods. Always - to , be found; one
door. zorth - of O. B. Kelley's.. store, :Maim street,
WeUeboro, Pa. - 40ANAIRILES.
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BF.N J AUSTIN
PELTS AND FURS.
' a l r3S2A - Lt .'
on bl O ceitt;tl4 e' thi„,
' Irt the'lne p s
rgnaltq cliespat
1E1: 400 m 14:- S
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Van Horn. & Chandler,
(B cceesorl fo, J B. T. Tan Roth) "
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II AVE novi outtdifliittoli autl .sale at ttio old place,
lI ilia lowed find ifid ‘ ht coikildte stock of
•
PINE . AND VERNITUKR
to lA, fonita 411"-Hnrt1`iar'11, - l~utiA~lenYiS k. clnrilr,l~u A of
Fltin, P4ILL(iR AND Okf.A.l4Jll+3t Burrs,
txstlollto4, Tllll.l-X:rarEs. ,
,
hiARBI.E AND: AVIJODITO , tIL,NTLit, TABLE*
011 AIRS. M ll OOllO3,
orAt.' AND Rt.)llAftli - FRAMEH. 111 CL'.
VUUR No.-1-fiAlft-M-ATTRAss. '
EH, i!tipic. AGEXCEISIOR MAT.
• '• • - MASSER,' '
anti a hdl atm); Of the common goads usually found In
a arid...Oki:as establishment. The above'gWle are large.
ty,of their ciwti tualuifaentre,"anfl , satisfaction le soar.
antoad both is to, quality and pries. They hen the
-Wov6n, Mattrciss
the molt popular tspring bad sold; also the Tucker
iiprlng Bed that halt been on trial for Vi years end ills,.
on Univerml satintsuAluu. Our
' - Coffitt Robin
10 supplied with o,llalzes nf the Hscelsior Casket, a ne ,
land beautihil style of initial case, together with other
!dude of- foreign and home manufacture, with trim
mings to match: :They ; will make undertaking a ante-
lality in their buelnees,end any needing their serwe s
will be attended to promptly: and at satisfactory char.
gee. Odd pieces of Furniture made, and Turning
all kinds done with neatness and dispatch. ,
Jan. 10, 1872. , VAN HORN & CHANDLER'
- To WHOM 12 max ColiCEntf.—Saving concluded dm
Ism entitled to a little rest after nearly 40 years clefs
application to btisiness,'l have passed over thefurat
tura business to ~‘the Boys" as 'ler above sulvethi,:-
went, and take Ibis naetbeti of asking for them the n
sae liberal patronage as- has been extended to me. °
My books may pa found at the old place for settlethout
-.lan. 10, 113 . 72. B. T. VAN HORN,
Victor Carriage Sh
r SHE nuderetkned wish to call the attention , of the
public to the fact tbat they are manufacturing tr(Ti
the choicest selected materials, the latest and raVit
approved etylee of•
LIGHT & HEAVY CARRIAGES,
PLATFORM-SiTINO WAGONS,
and ale° the line CUT-UNDER PLATFORM CAR
RIAGE, eouotivenient for turning about in a narrow
apace.
We shall keep always on hand a 'good assorhnent of
Buggies and Platform Wagons, anti cpotomors In
abroad may rely on finding hero just What thsy smut
and at as low a price as is consistent with
FIRT-C LASS WORK,
°Mara promptly filled. Our place is at tlu. old
stand of Biadford do Campton, near the Troy House.
DANIEL COMPTON,
Troy, Pa.. May 0, 1073-Iy. LILLEY,
SELLAI.SEii 3E-3C,
Doors Blinds,Ceiling,
FL; ORING,&C.,
made at the Ildatid Factory and sold-cheap at
W HOLESALE Sc. RETAIL.
Parties, will find it for their interest to call ot Write
before pwirehasing eleoW - heto,
A price lilt will be forwarded FREE on applwation
to W. B. MEAD,
April 8; 1879.—em0. Elkland. 'flogs Co Pa.
ilterfield Woollen Mills
DEERFIELD,
TNOILaId BROTHERS, Proprietors of the above Midis,
will manufacture as usual to order, to suit customers.
OUR CASSIMERES
are warranted. Partioular attention given to
Roll Carding & Cloth. Dressing
, We manufacture to order, and do all kinds of Roll
Carding and Cloth Dressing, and defy competition.
We have as good an assortment of
Full Cloths, dassimeres, 4e.,
and give more for Wool in exchange than any other
establishment. ,Try them and satisfy yonrselves.
• We wholesale and retail at the Cowanesque mills, 2
miles below Knoxville
Jan. 1, 1872
J. H. Griswold's Water Wheel.
HE undersigned, e agents for the above Water
T
Wheel, and can cheerfully recommend it as supe
rior to all others im use. Persons wishing to per
chase should see this wheel in operation before buy
ing other wheels. TN. GRAM TIROS.
Deerfield, May 15,18'12.
Mead tbe followini :
WESTYTELD, Aran 24, 1872.
We the underiiigned, purchased one of 'J. 11, Cris-,
%cold's 30 inch Water Wheels using 68 Inches of water'
to run three run of stone under a 20 foot head, and are
well pleased with the wheel. ' We have ground sixty
bushels per hour with the three run and can average
that amount per helir all day.
i E. D. PHILLIPS.
I
1 . CHARLTON PHILLIPS.
_ -
of Chronic and Acute Rheumatism, Neuraliga, Lum
bago, Sciatica, Kidney, and Nervous Diseastis, after
sears of sulfuring, by taking Dn,FITLAI*3 VEOLTADLE
l IIINUMAi'IO SYRUP—the scientific Mt:wormy Of J. P.
Fitter, M. D.', a regular graduate physician, xvith whom
we are personally acquainted, who bus for 39 years
treated' these diseases exclusively with astonishing re
sults. Wo believe it our etriattan duty, after delib
eration, to eonecioutionaly request sufferers to use it,
especially persona in moderato circumstances who
cannot afford to waste money and time on worthless
mixtures. As clergymen wo seriously feel the deep
responsibility resting on us In publicly endorsing this.
medicine. But our knowledge and experience of its
remarkable merit fully Justilles our action. Itev. C.
11. Ewing, Media, Penn's, suffered 'sixteen yew, be
came hopeless. Rev. Thomas Murphy, D. D., Frank
ford, PiallaTa. liev. 3. B. Davis, flegbtstonn, New
Jersey. Rev. J. S. Duchanan, Clarence, lowa. lieu.
G. 0. Smith, Pittsford, Now York. .Pov. Joseph Biggs,
Falls Church, Philadelphia. Other testimonials hem
Senators, Governors, Judges, Congressmen, Myst-
Clans, tea., forwarded gratis with pamphlet ex-pi:Lin
ing these diseases. One thousand dollars will be pie
gelded to any medicine for same diseases shbwing
equal merit under test, or that can produce one-fourth
as many RAO cures. Any person sending t.y letter
description of affliction will receive grstia 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
Fitier,Philadelphitt. Ais valuable advice coats nothing.
WOOD Az SCOVILLE, Agents,
Knoxville, Pa.
'March 11."73—1y
.111 g -KIRBY
PE'vVci Wheel IVlCicyvvel
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ORONGEST,'SIiIiPLESII
host
RUNNING AND
NONA EASILY MANAGED
MACHINE IN THE WORLD.
.33.1 . F.,1e0 303...ek.ft I
.ANE;BE4i!s*OwElcmT
UPON the HORSES NECKS!
:19 - 31ido Wh o lly of Iron and Steel.
Durable, Stro'ng ca u l Simple.
IRE TOIRKINS cotrxrit
licorsses
ie 'the 13r9iBAILE in the mar l icet.
Plirt!ctillov at)P l 9 toff. p.'soiDEztr, Agent,
due 1-7. "18,4 t. PC, ..
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INGHAIFI BROTHERS.