No Seot in Heaven, .
--IPubtished •6y reiatft.)
Talking of assts till late one edc, I
Of•the varionalloctrines the saints believe, t-
That night I stood, iu a troubled dream,
By the aide of a darkly flowing !stream.
And n' "Churchman" down to the river came, '
When I heard a strange voice call his name:
"Good father, stop; when you cross this tide,
Yon must leave your robes on the other side,."
But the aged father diitnot mind; .
And his long gown floated out behind,
An down to the stream his way he took,
Ilia palo2riuds clasping a gilt-edged book.
"I'm jiOnna'for heaven; and, when Pm there,
I shall wit my book of Common Prayer; -
T
An , though"' put on a starry crown, .
I It oir - foeiquitelos without my gown."
• ..
en lie fixed his eyes ou the shining track,
t his gown was heavy, and held him back;
tOl the pcor old father tried In vain, •
single stop in the flood to gain.
.• •
JILIN; him again on the other aide,
Eat hie ON gown floated ou the thle; ..
Anil no one asked, in that bliasfu' apot,
Whether he belonged to ~t he Church" or not
Then cluttmla the river a Quaker Ptrayed;
Ilia chess of a cober hue was made:
$ coat a. moat be all of
_gray;
X can not 8 any other Ntray.”
Then be buttoned kit. coat straight up to his chin,
htaidly,:solemnly, waded in,
And h broad•brhnlneil hat he pitted down tight
Ober his forehead so cold and white. --
Eat it strong wind carried away his ;
A uvinteut lie silently sighed oc'rthat;
And then,"as he gazed to the further shore,
Hii coat slipped off and was seen n 6 more.
As Ito ent,..red beavot, his suit of gray
Wait quietly sailing, away, away; -
And Iloilo of tha angels questioned him
About the width of his beaver's brim..
Next came Dr. Watts, with a bundle of Psaimi
Tied nicely up in his aged. arms,
And 11)1111113 113 many; a - .cry wise thing,
That the Leople in heaven, "all round," might sing
But I thought that he 110 . wit an anxious t igh,
As he IVINV that the rider ran broad and high,
And ho looked rather 'surprtited aa, one 133 one,
Whe Pgalma and nyinna in the wave went down
Andiarier him, with his ISMS.,
Came Werdey, the pattern of godliness;
lint he cried, "Dear me!' what ellen I do?
The Water has soaked •ti,e.:u through end throtigh
And thero on the river far and *wide,
Aeay they went down the swollen tide;
And tho saint, astonished, passed through alone,
WAhout his inauneeriptn, up to the throne.
Then, gravely' walking, two saints by name
Down to tbo stream together came,
But, so they stappxl at the river 4 brink,
I saw ono saint Item the other stirink.
"Sprinkled or plunged, may I ask yon, friend,
now you attained to life's great end ?"
"Thur, with a few drops on my brow."
"But I have been dipped, as you'll see me now;
"And I really think it will hardly do,
As 'close comnumion ' 'to moss with you;
You're hound, I know, to the realms of bliss,
But you go that way, and I'll go this."
Their straightway plunging with all Lis might,
Away to the left—hut friend to the right,
.Apart they went from this world of sin
But at last together Choy entered in.
And now, when the river was rolling on,
A Presbyterian church went down;
Of women there seemed au innumerable throng,
But the men I conacouut as they passed along.
And, concerning the road, they could never agree
The eld or the n u nay, which it should be,
lint . ' ever a inwnent paused
_to thuik
That both mould lead to the river's brink.
Ands round of rnurmurimg„ long and loud,
Came ever up from the moving eroWd:
"You're In the old way, and I'm in the new;
That is the false, and this is the tene;"—
Or, .I.'lo in the old way, cud you're in the new;
Pettis the Lilac, and this is the true."
Unt t u breth)vn only s, , zytna to opeols
hletlegt the uiaters walked, and meek,
And if ever one of them chanced to any
What troubles she ioct wit on the way,
How rho longed to pass to the other s:do,
Nor feared to cross over the swelling tide,
A voice arose from the brethren then,
"Let no one speak but the 'holy men
For have ye not heard the words of Paul,\
'Oh, let the Women keep silence all?'" t
.1 Nvatelual them long in my curious dream,
- 9111 thi y stood by the borders of the stream;
,Then, just as I thought, the two ways met:
But all the brethren were talking yet, • -
Atm uould Lslk on, till the heaving, tide
Carried them over side by aide,—
Sid() by side, foi , tho way was one;
lho toilsome journey of life was done;
And all who hi Christ the Saviour died
Oul , out oliko on the other Ride.
No forms or Closes or books had they;
No gowns of sulk, or sults of pray;
No creeds to guide them, or MSS.; .
For all had put on Christ's righteousness
QUIPS AND QUIRKS
'lt takes time to while it away.
Cloth for a baker—Dough-skin.
A woman's ailment—The stitch.
In time of peas prepare for more.
A. big nose may justly be called nobby.
low to keep a hotel—Never part with it.
Af to. all, the jolliest crew known the
coikscrew.
A great art among oarsmen-110"w not to
catch crabs.
Which goes the quickest, a run minute m
a spare moment ?
. Good advice to the blind—Get married,
that is sure to open yrAir eyes.
'Fla who HYP on the failings of their
neighbors uP":er die of starvation.
. -nvc " . . parent is lilac a lookino•-glass for
..., children to dress themselves by.
'lt is said that the connecting link between
the animal and the vegetable is bash.
Dresses woven from bamboo fibres are
the latest things for belles to do their barn
bo.)zliug in.
• It is a curious fact that while beaux are
nermitted to go on in the way they are bent,
belies arc expected to go in the way they
ale told.
A young lady wrote home a short note
from a place where she was visiting, with
the P. S., "You will see by my signature
that I am married."
"Oh, George, your sister is a nice girl, but
she does dress her head up so !" ''Yes,"
said George; "but it's the fashion—there's
nothing in it, you know."
A "honeymoon car" is now on thePacifie
Railway for the accommodation of bridal
partie , . It has a comely as well as a honey
combly appearance; is full of sweets and
full of sells.
Sydney Smith, in a letter to Mr. Howard
of Corby, once observed:—"The only ac
quaint:lnce I ever made at Taunton is that
of the clerk of the parish, a very sensible
man, with great Amcn-ity of disposition."
On the eve of a battle, an officer came to
ask permission Of the commander to go and
see his father, who was on his death-be( .
"Go," said the General, "you 'honor yor
father and mother that your days maye
long upon the land.'"
A very Young Emily recently received this
letter from her favos , ed admirer: "Deer em
ly, I cant meet yu too Day 4 I hay just bin
whipped and put in Bed. I ant Ritin This
tinder the Bed Close and will send it by John
the fat-man. So no more at Present from
yures till dctb.—Jonnv."
"George, dear, I've had a talk with the
servants this mrri•ming, and I've agreed to
raise their wages. They said everything
was so dear, now—meat Wai so high, and
coals had risen to such a price, and every
thing. I thought this was reasonable, be
caii,,e I've so °nen heard you complain of
the samet
A l'iofessor in a certain college had taken
his cliks out, on a plea , zant afternoon, to ex
ercise them in practical Lurveving. The
neat morning they were to he exinnined on
the same. The first pupil was called. up.
Said the professor, "I low ‘vould you go to
work to survey a lot of land;'' (tie; p think
cg, but no answer.) "if a Matt should ask
you to sar;vey lot - of land, wliat \timid you
"1 think,'' said the fa:plunk thought
fully, "I Atould tell hitc ho had better get
somebody else."
At the time of the cattle phigne a certain
Emrliqi farmer was : , CIZ.VtI the strange
idea that he was suricrin , l, from it. No doe
"tor could persuade him to the e(nittary. At
last one medical man gave him a prescrip
tion to a chemist. Tiw cheini,t soon un
derstood the natureiof the ca-e, and read
aloud the note:_ ,, Tlhi , man ha , . the cattle
plague; take hint int ) your book yard and
shoot hifi, in accordance with the Act of
Ttm >jarmcr quickly vanished
and v. al , cured from thencefor ward.
Doctor recently died who was the ohl
est medical man in one of the large midland
towns of Emdand. The babies he had
he'ped in early practice through the perils
of childhood had come to be graph:tired
nu n: and One day, as the ,story - goes, he
had :in engagement with one of thesc,a well
known merchant. The hour of engage
ment lyes long past, and the doctor was pac
ing the floor of his study when the gentle
c-ame in with an apology on his lip 4.
matter, no matter 1” - s.dd the doctor,
v,11.1i tin impatient wave of his hand; "von'
al - .v.tys behind. I remember," said 'h e
ty yearg ago, tt i for ten mortal hours .
in the little bark pallor of your father's
1.511-e waiting for you to be born. You arc
always bdiind time."
A con?.!nlicirrtry ``fif,ei hanging pre
vent murcit:r think it dor:A. There is
11(A It ea c :C! on record of ;.• man committing it
murtior after be had beelj :ticceTiftilly hang
ed. Hanging f.eCtilf4 tho npptAito for
blood right vitt Of hits,
P-A--LA-T-EIY:-P:6ST-I - R-0: -. P1 - ..-1(70A - K$;
ESTABLISIIED IN 1849.
PA NT D ` POF3T, -5L7
A.. WEST ON :0 Oa"
'MANUFACTURERS OF
PORTABLE AND TATIONA ELY STEAM ENGINES & 1301.1,ERS
SAW ENGLISH, MULAY CIRCULAR MILLS.
SHINGLE MILLS AND ENGINES ALWAYS DN
Water Wheels suited to all, heads of, water, Tannery Irons,Mridge Irons, &c.
• • • ,
'ln experience by our Air. lin IL Calkins of over twenty'
years as a Machinist and Poreman; enables us,
by his personal supervision, to make
strictly tirst-class- Goods. •• - •
•
Feb. 18, 1873.-Iy.
Closing out Sale
SUMMER DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, MEN'S,
READY-MADE CLOTHING FOR. CASH, TO
MAKE ROOM FOR THE FALL STOCK,
11.E.in vaRTERS.
This will be found a rare opportunity for Bargains
The public are invited to cal and see for themselves.
Wellsboro, Aug. 26, 1873-tf. THOMAS HARDEN
INTe - vv - Spring-Groods.
T 1 SPRING CAMPAIGN IS OPEN
AND THE PEOPLE'S STORE
_4_ IS THE
WITH THE LARGEST, AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF ,
Sta.p c ie c rarody Dry Goods
It him got to lie prerty gemri..ll , , , known that tco keep the largest stock, the boat goothi roil sell them as
low as any hmiiio in the ee , tion; and we keep very many articles not kept at any other store in
town. In audition to our pMek,
Our Clxpettotit comprise hout goo rolls,
and ev varitty, exee. edi any witliin fifty miles, in quantity and 'varlet'',
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS AND DOMESTIC GOODS
encniff' 1 for n jobbing track.? The citizens of Tioga county era respectfully invited to call and examine our
stocl.• and prices.
Ap ail 1, 187.3.
SMITH & WAITE.
51A,Vgt MEM ILLUM NUM4?
IPILLI4.II WILSOM
Hasis:oneto Xe7Cl Yo7'lo to buy a stook of Spring and Sam
finer Goods.
'bottom ; prices, and lie will have some splendid bargai7
i 0 oirei- his Cll , StO7lZel'S . when he TotltrliS
He has .71rOW on, hand a quantity Of Clothin,. and
Dress Goods 7vhieh he wants out of the way, and he takes
traS 71 2ethod of M107'711474 yoU,eonfidentially,that he wi
sell the? n. CLIZAP---if you 'don't believe it, call and see
PARTIOTLAILKTENTION PATD TO
OF
YOUTHS', AND BOYS'
AT THE .t,4
FIRST ni. TUE FIELD,
EVER OFFERED IN COME%
IMI
He intends to buy from the best markets a
SPRING GOMIS.
Smile and Fancy ► DRY GOOD'S',
READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS
- •
Aly stock has been procured from the best markets in the country, and therefore you
wilt be satisfied with prices.-
Corning Foundry ita Machine Shop.
EN
Alannfr required
for Saw .. _ inleached
and leached bark, Gastings, Bolts, Railroad Frogs, Chairs, and Rept._ ag _ a have fa
cilities for shipping by Canal or Railroads to all points, and can furnish Machinery cheaper than Eastern or
Western builders of the best quality.
Jan. 1, 1872-Iy.
500 KEGS OF NAILS
W. C. ICU l-I.SS ST, CO.
.itrpcnterfs nn airpen's (Reif ils
Special Attention paid to Tin Roofing
4,000 Cords of Hemlock Bark
CONTRACTS will be made for the purchase of Bark
peeled - and delivered the ensuing season, at $1.50
per cord of 2,200 lba; cash on delivery.
Bark Peeled last year will ho received for the next
niue4y days at $4 per cord of 2,200 lbs; cash on de
livery.
We will make contracts for peeling 4,000 cords (.t
bark on, lauds of the Pennsylvania Joint Land and
Lumber CO. BAILEY, LOWELLA: Co
Wellsboro, May 13, 1873-tf.
PODIEROY BRO'S & SMITH,
BLOSSEURO, Tioga County, Penn'a
BUSINESS PAPER NEGOTIATED
POMEROY Bao's BANKERS, W. H. eldrrn,
Troy, Pa
Feb. 4, 1873-tf.
ice;
C.- - ,C;'MATITERS
Has just received a large stack-of
DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS,
Shoes, fic.,Suitable for the spring Trade.
16430130...
ESTABLISHED 1840.
GREAT EXCITEMENT t
JECS ROUTED!
LAVA BEDSNA'GATED IT
BUY WHERE YOU CAN BUY
THE CHEAPEST 1 :
IS our advice, becauso we knOw that after you havo
examined our Stock you will be convinced that
W.J.Horton & Bro's
I
is the place to purchase
Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Hats and Caps, Clothing
Boots and Shoes, White Gooils, Groceries, Gent's
Furnishing Goods, L - c., a varied stock suitable for
the Spring and Summer Tiade. We cordially Invite
you all to examine our stook.
~ JUST RECEIVED BY
A ruxati STOCK OP
0 .
, ..% il
"14 1 101: : *; • / %
I. Troi la Pft I / 'Z'
"i7 I I7.A.IV9VMJZA.
BANKERS,
EEO
SPRIKG GOO
' 1 STORE
THE ADJUSTABLE SPRING DEDI
Bartlett's Patent Juno 21, 1870.
•
R4prlng, elastic 2fitt.
A LUXURIOUS BED!
With only a single matress. For durability, comfort,
cleanliness, and adjustment it has no 4 , nual. A en-
Porior bed for the sick-room, as well as for persons in
health. Orders solicited by the pro victor for Tiog,a
county. V. H. PALAIER,
April 1, 1i73,-tf. Mansfield, Pa.
Everythßln ERg in
CROCY 3 tCHINA HALL.
Mrs. Geo. Campbell
TTAVDIG returned to Wellsboro, and haying finish
11 el her trade in the 4unitfacture of
ARTIFICIAL TIME WORK.'
would respectfully say lel her :old friends that she
would be glad to see all who would foyor her with
their calls. She can be foundlnt the house of J. M.
Johnson, the Barter. t Feb. 26, 1873-tf.
_
Bloseburg, Pe,
CORNING, HYMEN COUNTY, N.' Y.
,
Pr,
NEW DRUG FIRM I
NEW GOODS:
TAYLOR & SPALpING,
=Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
DRUGS,ICHEMICALS,
PAINTS; OILS,
P A TENT MED MINES,
KEROSENE, LAMPS,
DYE - STUFFS, PERT'UIfIERY,
_FANCY ARTICLES, .te
Having made special arrangements with the Bless
burg Glass Company, we can furnish Glass at lowest
rates to parties wishingi to buy, in large quantities,
shipped direct from the factory.
Physicians' Prescriptions and Pamily.Recipes Accurate
ly Co4qx?undect.
.4Q-litr. Spalding has had several years experience
in the. drug business, and is thoroughly posted in all
its branches. TAYLOR & SPALDING.
Wellsboro, Pa., Juno 24, 1873-tf,
WALKER & LATHROP.
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, NAILS,
• STOVES, TIN-WARE, BELTING.
SAWS, CUTLERY, WATER
LIME, AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS,
Carriage and Harness Trimmings,
HARNESSES, SADDI,Fq, '
Corning, N. Y., Jan. 1. 1872.
Tioga Marble Works.
/ S HE undersi g n ed
isnowfregtre d toefe ct Tgrsort m n tonesadonumwisoi
ther
Ita,lian, or Rutland Marble,
of the latest style and approved worirmansh ip 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 terms as can be obtained
in the country.
Jen. 1,1872
TRUMAN & BOWEN'S
SAW MILI is now in full blast, and
they a , e ready to fill all
orders with promptness and dispatch.
Fencing Boards, Bill Timber, Shingles, Lath, Wood,
constantly on hand.
April 22.-tf. TRUMAN & BOWEN.
MILLINERY.....
wa . s S a o v r e l r E y L l D arg a e n a n n o rd c e e s s ir t a ‘ lile tlput oll c that
stock Millinery Bh
and Ladies' Furnishing and Fancy Goods, which are
offered at very low rates.
LADIES' SU TS; PARASOLS,
sn . WLS,
GLOVES, CORS TS,HOOP-SKIRTS,
HOSIERY, LACES, and
Notions; also ready-made white goods in every varie,A
The public aro cordially invited to inspect NS
purchase.
Wellsboro, May 13, 1873—Cm.
WOOL! WOOL!
T HE undersigned aro prepared to par• the
Highest Market Price in
CASH 1
for WOOL, at their BOOT AND SHOE STORE, in
Sears's Brick 810-ck,
We will ho pleased to have oite 'friends call and
EXAMINE OUR STOCK OF
Roots
which we propose to sell as low as can be purchased
in any market west of New York.
We Defy Competition on our Custom-Made
CALL AMD SEE US
0. W. SE:arts, ' i
I. M. BoniNE. f
Wellsborci, Pa., June 3,1873.4 f.
:„ Ck per dayl Agents wanted! All (Angs
t/ TO tf . ).4.*/ es oi 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-Iy.
G LASSWARE in endless variety at
CHINA HALL
cA_N - c l:4lEi !
MIRIENDI if you aro afflicted with CANCER, come
immediately to the Cancer Infirmary of. Dr. J. M.
Crane, Addison, N. Y., whore you will be 'promptly
treated and cured, if you come in time. When reach
ing the It. R. Depot at this place, ask for the Ameri
can Hotel omnibus; it will take you direct to the In
firmary. If you wish for references, send for Circu
lar without delay. Charges always reasonable.
June 44,1878-Iy.
,I '1
, FRANK ADAMS.
AND
Shoes,
Work
SEARS .i: BODIIS'E
ES
Ogi
r.y ox well-known ROOTS,
lIIER El 6. and FR U ITS, combined with other
preporties, which in their nature are Cathartic,
Aperient, Nutritious, Diuretic, Alterative auclAuti.
Bilious. The whole is preserved in a sufficient
quantity of spirit fro the SUGAR CANE'. to
keep them in any ell tc,,whicit makes tho •
LAN 1, - ATION
.11TTERS
ono of the met desirable Tonics and Cathar
tics in the world. ,They are intended strictly La a
Domestic Tonic,*
only to be used ae a modieino, and always according
to directions.
They are the sheet-anchor of the feeble dud de
bilitated. They act upon a diseased Wier, and
stimulate to such a degree, that a healthy action b
at once brought about. As a reined - , to a hich
"Women are especially subject, it la niirperP , dun;
every other stimulant. AsaSpririgu.relaroa
mer 't'oate, they have no equal. (i t_toy are a
mild and gentle Purgative as well an Tonic. 'lhey
Purity the Blood. *They aro a splendid Appetizer.
They make the weak strong. They purity and in
vigorate. They cure Dyspepsia, Constipation, and
Matadi°. They act as a . specidu in ,all apeeles of
disorders which undermine the bodily fdrenglh
break down the animal spirits.
011,
Depot; 63 Park Place, 7i,. ia cf*-
ir
LW"' 5 6
.aTHAIRoN
Only SO Cents per Bottle.
It promotes the
.GRPINTII, PRESER
VES the COLOR, and Increases the
Vigor and EE UJTi'o f the HAIR.
Ynirs AcinLsoN's NATITATIION ron
xnE I IA re a at; first placed in thonnarbet by Professor
E. Thomas Lyon, a graduate of Princeton College.
The name, is derived from the Greek ' , KATinto,"
signifying to cleanse, purifiy, rjurcrf ate, or restore.
The favor it has received, and the popularity it has
obtained, is unnrececlenb el and. Incredible. It in.
creaser the (ittown:it ar. i t!,:imrli'of thin Riau. nig
a delightful dressing. IL r:ieutes dandruff. It
prevents the flair from may. It . keeps the
head cool, sal gives ac t1a,. , 1 rich, soft, gloe3Y
pentanes. It is the s : and QUALTI
as it was over a col' ; . ni:Nl uuty Aao, and is
sold by all Lritgi: t ' u LAry titorc snt ti‘t y ra.)
Cents Per . 1
:4' 4 % 3 4 Vic:l/lan's Glory is lisr Hair.
,14 . LYON'S
May 13, 1873.-Rot.-ly
WELLSBORO
I='lE Il i
Mill
A lISTIN & HOWL ND are prepared to turns h first
class work from the best lumber, at thel • n om « • fac
tory which is now in full operation.
Sash / Doors,
II
mzigmmt zdigazzi%%
AND MOULDINGS,
constantly on hand, or manufactured to ordei
Planing and Matching
-- d — loria-promptly, and in the best manner. The best
v. , crkruen einployed, and none but the best seasoned
lumber used. Enconriumbome industry.
Factory .near the foot of Main Street.
Jan. 1, 1572-tf.
JOHN FISHLER
H AS the largest and beat selected stack of
e 11 - 0 - OTB AND gIICIES
over brought into Wellsboro, onsisting of
Ladies' Kid and Cloth Balmor
als and Gaiters,
Ladies, Misses, Children and
Baby's Shoes.
Gents' Cloth Boots and Shoes,
Prince Albert Cqf Boots,
Bo .s' Calf ie.' Kp Boots,
_
Youths' Boots.
In filet, all kinds of Mena' and Women's wear kept
In a first-class Slim. Store. The best sewed Woman's
Shoes ever offered in this market. I defy the world
in
CUSTOM TVORK.
If you don't believe it, try me. I I buy only the best
steel:, and have as good 'Cordx•ainers as money. ean
biro.
REPAIRING done neatly, and with dispatch
Leather and Findings
of all kinds constantly on hand
CASH . PAID FOR lIIDES, DEACON SKINS,
PELTS AND FURS.
Having just filled up my shelves with a choice
stock, personally selected for this market,-I respect
fully solicit a fair share of trade. "Small profits and
quick returns," I believe to ho a good business
ixn ; and I ho.d the best goods to bo the cheapest. I
keep no shoddy. :ify assortment is sufficient to meet
all sizes and tastes. I invite our patrons and the
public generally to call rind examine my stock. No
trouble to show goods. Always to bo found, one
door north of 0. B. Kelley's store,Main street,
Wellsboro, Pa. JON MILER,
Fob. 4, 1873-tf.
EP
V
r AVE.: Ding , on exlaibition nuesule st the old pla ce;
11 the lergeit and most complete stock of
FINE AND. COMMON 'FURNITURE
to be foniui Northern Vc w ylvafua , conatottoi; of
and al full stock of'the common goods usually found in
a iirat-dass establishment,. The above s ar oode are large-,
ly of their own manufacture , and satisfaction is gU
4liter-a 'both as to quality and pries., ' ey sell the
Weven,.Wiretr . ass
•
ttio most popular spring bed sold; also the Tucker
Spring Bed that bits been on trial for 17 years and giv
en universal satisfaction. Our
Coffin, Room
is supplied with Ml sizes of the Excelsior Casket, a neli
and beautiful style of burial Case, together with other
kinds of foreign and , home manufacture, with trim.
mirage to match. They wilkmiike undertaking a spec.
telity in their business, and any needing their services
will be attended to promptly,land at satisfactory char.
gee: Odd pieces of Furniture made, and Turning
uU kinds done with neatness find dispatch.
AIISTIj TIOWLIND
FininituTe; and lindeit,
Vaii.florp.l;:Skatid er;
ottli44..ontiont to'B. T. Vttn flont)
FINE PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITS,
SOPAS, WITCHES; TLVE-A-TETES,
AIAIISLi.: 'AND 'WOOD TOY' CENTER TABLES,
RAT - RACES, FANCY CHAIRS, •111IRROBS,
OVAL AND SQUARE FRAMES, BRACK. :
• PURE No. 1 HAIR MATTRASS
'• ES, HUSK d; EXCELSIOR MAT.
TRESSES,
VAX NOUN & °HANDLER
Jan-10. 1872
To WIFOSI IT MAY CMicatitr.—Having concluded that
lam entitled to a little rest after nearly 40 years close
application to business, I have passed over the term.
ture business to "the Boys" as per above advertise.
meld, and take this metbon of asking for them the
same liberal patronage as has been extended to me.—
My books may be found - at- the old place for settlement
Jan. 10, 1872. - D. T. VAN IlOhN,
Doors, Blinds,Ceiling,
FLOOR Nc-.&C.,
made nt the FALland Factory and sold cheap at
WIIOLCSALE & RETAIL.
Parties will find it \ for their Interest to call or ,writa
before purchasing elsewhere,•
A pr:co list will Nforwartled FIiEE on. application
to W. B. MEAD,
April B, Elkland; Tioga Co., Pc
of Chronic and Acute Rheumatism, Neurabga, Lem.
bago, her toa, Kidney, ail Net eosin after
years oi suffering, by taking Dn. Frit t n'sViamr,teer.
Ms,otciyel J. P.,
ritie,c, ht. P. a regular gi minute plijk3lCl4.ll, with whom
we sire perfiOtlaßy ` , ..ht, has I r of ytara
treated these diseases each's:vet:, with astomshing re.
sults. We believe it our chi istian duty, after delib
eration, to conscitn tiously request sufferers is use it,,
especially persons in moth-rate circumstances who
cannot afford to waste money and time L on worthless
mixtures. As clergymen sic, seriouslyteel the deep
responsibility resting ou us in publicly cuckosing this
m`citicine. But our knowledge and experience of its.
remarkable fnerit fully justifies our action. Iles. C.
11. Ewing. Media, Penn's, suffered sixteen years, be
came hopeless. Rev. Thomas Murphy, D. D., -Frank
ford, Philad'n. Rev. J. B. Davis, Bightstown, New
Jersey. 'Rev/ J. S. Buchanan, Clarence. lona. iley.
G. G. Smith, Pittsford, New York. Rev. Joseph Beggs,
Fails Chinch, Philadelphia. Other testimemials nom
t•ienators, Governors, Judges, Congressmen, Physi
cians, &e., foriciirded gratis with pamphlet explain
ing these diseases. One thousand dollars will be pie
sentyid to any medicine for saute diseases iffleoting
equal merit under test, or that can produce one-font le
as many: liv• - ift cures. Any person rending 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,Philadelphia. Ills valUable ads Ice costs nothing.
WOOD R: scova.LE, Agents,
Knoxville. Pa.
?larch 11,'73-13-
Wall Paper
i
tinolu~~tuc.
TIIE ASSORTMENT IS FHE BET,
VALIETY of NEW STI - LES TriE OREATFST,
THE PRICES THE CHEAPEST,
of any Eton], evcr bronght into TRIM county
E. I. VOUNC;9S-
lElk,
WELLSBOIZO, PA
C SUMF ki
which can be cured by ,a
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has -been
proved by the hundreds of
testimonials received .by the
proprietors. It is acknowl
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever' in
troduced for the relief and
cure of all Lung complaints ?
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience,
of over forty years. When
resorted to in season it sel—
dom fails to effect a speedy •
cure •in the most— severe J
cases c 4. Coughs, Bronchitis,. •
Croup; Whooping Cough,.
Infixt6hza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat., Pains or Sore
ness in the-,,hest and Side,
Consr
Liver Coaint, Bleeding
..
at the Lungs, &C. Wistar s
Balsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with -
most preparations, but it .i.
loosens and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause of
the complaint.
PREPARED
SETH W , rowLE & SONS, Boston, Mass.,
And Rohl by Druggists and De:tient genernlly.
AIL!. I. 1 t
WOOL CARDING WORKS,
EAST CLIAlt.t ESTON, PA
ALONZO WHITNEY, Proprietor
Carding bona on abort notico at reasonable rates.
East pharleNtort, PP., July 22. 1873-tf.
king.
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