T o Whom It Nay Concern,
Li, unsettled saw •billa will be - loft with
A. o w parties for collection sifter the 111. 01
n „ ? 1, 1871. TRUMAN le „COWEN.
' Dec ember 7. 1871 3w
lON.—The cepartnErphip of Van
D isoleU ti T Mitchell in the putillptiou bf the
4itater And goneral printing , business will bo
'oolved on the first day of Jam:tory, 1311, by
Nal consent. ,T ho busin4s,vrill.be continued
c. Van Colder after
. 0 persons Indebted,to this officel are requested
y up on or before that time.
C. VAN :GELDER,
JNO. I. MITCHELL.
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10GA COUNTY AGlttifOß.
Local Items.
E DNESISA Y., - DEC. 21, N 1870.
Now4o:lvortioemonts.,
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s--. C. ray.
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'Avrelry7-R. . Olnoy
orphan's Court Salo—lnsobo a Mattison
.totico—Ouren Whitcomb.
No Paper issued next we
e Grand Opening of the Cone House
ake place Tuesday 'eirenink, Jan. 3d; 1871.
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To CORKESPONDENTB:—Seve al COM—
.nications arrived too late for publication this
Ar. J. R. Barker is in Neiv York,
retnising Dry ()nods, - whiCh• on ostii
ion in a fon days. Ladies tualti4ilote of that.
RENOVATING.—ILLY. E. A. yisl4,, tbe
en Sheriff, is busily employed in';.the!raig l 4
enovating and repairing the County Jail and
widenee. Various improvements should bo
ado to make the Jail safe and secure.
S. S. FESTIVAL.-A union _Festival
d enteflainmnt will be given ,at the M. B.
IWO!' fori,re ar i ept of tbeiSabbatbf39hool, on
iedriesdaj , evening, Dec. 21, 1.810. aro cor
dly invited to attend.
MIKE FERGUSON, Who WAS sentenced
. 10 be hung aqtliaca for the Lunger murder- has
i' l,\
: t es prononnAed'intinials by * D i n - ray of thi,llti
')lssano Asylum. Gov. Ifoffm in
will probably'
51smuto his sentence to imtrisonfnent for hfo.
CA.IIENDAP..—The Calendar published
• rJames Sutton & Co., Now York, for the Pho
insurance company, a copy of which we hare
heaytiful specimen of work; sink°
leditable to the'cornpany and the makers.
ExA'AilNATxoNs—Embracingareviov
fall that has bear; passed over during the tern 4
occur in all depatimenta :of the -.l3lTade4l
- on Pr thonnsa instant, conimenai6W,
t) A. M.
t.
In the High School, examinations will cora—
uses on Thursday and continuo trio days. ,Pa:
•tzti ant friends aro earnestly requested to at,
:tut.
A. C. WINTERS.
To OUR PATRONS.—AII persons in
toted to this Oleo if l or stAortieing, job;?(Otsfillii
Ascription lITO carketly requested' to' forward
Stir respectivo Amounts at once. Wo aro tom-
tiled to add largely in material to this office to
up up with our increasing business, and Mem
o urge the necessity of all in being prompt in
syiug'up. Tho Agitator (Two will ho removed
the largo and commodious rooms in Smith' .4:
,wen's now brick block. before tho first of Ja\n.
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Tiii AGITATOR FOR 1871.—The next
aueler of Tnr AGITATOR Will be plibli8110(1 on
Se 9th day of January 1871, in Smlth h jloWen's.
en brick block. Five years ago tlio"lst bf
est, we became one of 'the publishers of this pe
lt, and on the nest publication day of TIIR Att.
ATOR 27 years of our lifo will havOyassed in
printing busituuS—two years over,.rt quarter
a century. Thin experience—if i:xpericncii
worth anything—ought / to bo something of
guarantee that 'fun At:lir/Mitt may in 60 (G
-OO fill in the post, "live, tlituri4h, and grow
bat. - No than add dergeSy in printin g
en.ri.tl to the office to k e ep up with its in
•easing ian in. re, und shalt therefore confidential
anticipate that all of its present . friends will
and by the good ship AGITATOR, while many
.tierg will tae passege(subscriptiob) for its eigh
tenth annual A , (2,3 a g e. . Leaving our success for
/Hnt iu futuro entirely with our friends, we
15,1 on to business with Out further comment.
SMITH & BOAVEN'S BLOCK.—ThO large
rick block on Main street in this village, erected
'William H. Smith and John It. Bowen, the
relent year, is nearly completed. It is (three
~rice high, and tho stories are so high between
into that it presents an imposing appetirancn
La its height alone. There are three titoren,
Ith iron fronts, on the ground, all rented, we
dieve. The .Aytiator will occupy a largo- hall,
)i.y tO feet, in the seeonil story, and there will
• law offices and other rooms there beside. The
story is token up by a hall; 40 by 8(1, with
tinge, find dressing rooms, stotts and chairs,
Venflrd for tall purposes—lecturbs,speeehes, ex •
, Sitions, and public meetings of all kinds. This
the one thing that Wellsboro needed, in :Mi
ss to a first class hotel, Now she has them
and we hope to see her march on to yet
ter . improvements. It should not bo many
,ar6 ere we will have gas and running water
I Wellthr.ro, nor will it be Already these sub
,tts arc-being agitated among us.
But of the building : The ball in high, well
entiletecl, and nicely finished. ' Particular credit
' , due Mr. Lloyd for the manner in which he has
Li-had up the walls.
The building cost some $lO,OOO, no are told.
ad we hope it may stand many years. as a de-1
lblveti monument to the energy and liberality of
projectors.
T r 'h'terian °-
i fhe Preß4leriao Sociable will moot at the to.
ilo:ce of Msj, G. W. Merrick, Main $l., ,Wod
cellty eveoing, Dec. 21, 1870, . „
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PUBLIC LIDE ARY.—Wehope the
.'f Wellsboro will not neglect 'the oppor-•
''off y' 'boy now have to establish a public library.
Tile (4, 7 of William E, Dodge, Jr., to pay. as
nay dollars toward it as all the people of Wells
Ora 1.111 pay, is Certainly liberal. Such en' opt
? c rtunity may never "gain be prt.seutet. The
sea aced, t . Library,— we , need .4 fut. the.benetit
tf.tbe students in our Vetiouls,—wo all need it.
What no pay we pay fur ourselves and invest fur
gar posterity ; And as often as wo pay a dollar,
fir budge will pay another. Thus hi effect the
Ntteriptions will be doubled. 'Bat ther l e are
vender Lions above ihese: the rising generation
teal Letter iofluences Ihrown around them.—
lbere is now no plebe of amusement, in this vil.,
Ilga which should be visited LY any tic.spectable
' 2, t/ or boy. The boys need amusement, and
tnd it in one way or another, It is danger-
CHIC bring ti boy up in a place where there is
L ' Ab il , g pure dnd good to satisfy this longing,
ttt, indulgence of which makes him better or
lourte, as it may be well or ill-directed.. '
4 reading room and library would' avert taitnY
the dangers of the town which now threat
•ar• youth. Shall we have the library? II
each of a library shall wo bare ? When sb ll
i tliaire it?
William Bache and Laugher Bar offrr
' vivo $500„ Hugh Young otTers $lOO, If eve
1 man in this village will give as liberally, we
an rats° $20,000 cosily. But we do not expect
Everybody in town is not as liberal, nor
4 1) all afford to be. , We can easily raise enough,
lowever, to purchase a very respectable library,
' 4, 1 reserve an endowment for paymint. of ex
/units, and fir annual additions t it. now
ihail the work be done?
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ihntAtA.lC LEcruitEs.—The third leq
lore in the 'termitic Course will be delivered i dt
•Soolch & Bowen's hall, in this village, Friday
Oning, December 23; by Col. T. W. Iligginson,
' Boston. Subject: "The Aristooraoy of the
Lollar."
Col. Iligginson is one of the beet writers and
ltturers in, the country. We expect a rich treat
hiday evening. There is no lecturer in this
coarse whoa( we would prefer to hear to
14 n, unless it be Wendell Phillips. We _urge all
tar readers to go. The sahject, too, is among
the living issues of the times:
The aim of this lecture is to point out the
itr Qng and weak points of the prevalent aristoc
t4V of wealth; and to show that, as compared
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MEMEZ
Is a step forward; not backward, absurd
,ps',
0 its follies and exoesies are'.'
" The lecture last evenieg on .the_ , 4 Aristo
of the Dollar,'" says the Peariallll.) Na
Democrett, " was of the most interesting o
tor, and - well received by an approciallie
once. Social facts;ivere the proniinentlpol
his discourse; and ho touched in an ens
,telling manner upon the peculiar'.character,
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of the American people. ito threw some
Shot.; at solilety generally, end thesentimen
vaneed wore well worthy-.of serious oonay
!ion." ,
" Tho subject, • Tho Arirtoorney of tho D
was treated in a mannerAuito different fro
stale. denuneintion of shoddyiem ono eo
heart:ilium the platform,. This peouliar,nt, j
- Winn of the power of the few, was repro
as being-preferable to the aristocracy of' 11
—Flint (MA.) Q(o'c. •
" Treated in a characteristically brittle
felicitous manner,i--.llrorceNter (Mass.) Spy
Reserved scats for the retnainiug lecture
be had at reduced prices, at the post:office
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OLIVE Loam, leolvii bap °the
Hormaio Society, this village, Thursday o oning,
December 29th. She seems to be' getting: on
swimmingly with her new lectures,-whicl i , she , is
giving almost nightly to crowded • housw , . • ger
lecturing thus far has been mainly eonAned to
Pennsylvania, New Jersey?end the souo,
lady editor of the PhiladelPhiaDispatch tells
the following story of her , new leature -on "The
Bight Side" which she is to deliver iti3Oe Place:
"Nothing gives us so much pleasure i ns being
nblo to recount the success nd triumpb- els, sis
ter-woman. Snob pleasure is now ours.
"Last Monday evening we enjoyed:the -delight
of hearing, from the Bps of 'Olive Logan, the
most charming lecture it ever has been our good
fortune to listen to: U.:gores mere'erudite and
profound we have heard; but !lotto more' instrue
tive—none half so 'entertrining: •= ' • -
ek.-:m
"Miss Legan's delineation of character is ,su,-
perb, her philosophy is sound, her hope.is cheer-,
iug, and her faith in .4.1t0 bright side" of every
thing is sublime.: .
- -"Of alt Old Stir - CO Vie; this MinChittically
the "star " lecture.OM
never ° to, , ' hear its
equal for humor 'or forliathes; "We oartio away
from the Academy on Monday night feeling bet
ter and happier than ivo have felt for years."
DEDIOATIdN.T; Thes;k;irs riiitial
Union Chitral" Of 'ChititeliOn, .(State' Road) will
be dedicated Dec., 20,1870, at 10/ a. M. Setlmola
by Rev. Mr. Haturnowl: Services will cont•nue
during the day and everting.
St. S. CONCERT.—We art . re . q ae• ted
tc.i spin{ that the Sabbath School, connected with
iiie , ,lffiitilt Society ' Nisi give a •CalleatlClO:.,the:"
- benctitof the Sabbath Schoin-in the'lliitistlri)i,'
Saturday Evening; pee. 24, 1870 : All pre
,eov-,
(Sally invited to attend. - % -'::. ' ' - '4, / / i7:::=- 2
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liThe ex4reises . Setif cOrisist. i ,sfEeektatletp *Ana
logues and . 8
ip 4 P:ig t also a prture story,
.. y _Rev.
W. 0. CuShing..i?there Will . iciiiiiki L t;ii ffs Million
a beantiful oil pninting, called the," Angel of thd
Enunciation," painted in Europe. Adalliniipai,
20 can'ts. • Proceeds for the.abba i tti sellout:
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P O. VAN GELDER
-; Trtl, CoNliiliOUSE: . ---.Par the bliefit
of our nrin-rosidont readers,k more partieulrirly,'
we give herewith a brief destription of tl\ is do
gent ' • • ' • ' " '
It , is .sidnate on the sterner Of Main arid . 39 1 41 W
's(idets;:eh the site of the old United States lio
telr'which was burned down nearly three years
ago. Cone,: kuSgan OW: fOuitdalion *This
house ityhe early part of the summer of 186.
,All through the winter of JBd9-40 the work
. 3 4ent on,iand by spring the walls 'were up, the
roof (which is after \ the French style) ori, and
much of theinsitle:ooll,2-UP ond,readg 494,14
up. Mr'. S. M. Broakman, of Elmira, had the
work irt! charge: Mr. Cone made; the .general
plan lieruself. The )Vettnores, of this place, did
the briCk andjoasotr - Vioilr. .brielt:jwero
mostly made by Mr.!torm; though' many thou-
Faro. wore purdhased of Mr. Murgraff, whose
brickyorrl is opposite the, cemetery - , un Nichols
street.
The building is 80 by 110 feet, 'besides the ad
alition in reer "of the court, for kitchen-, bath - ,
rooms arid closets. It is thi•co - stories, of 'brick,
with a, Mansard roof, of wood, which is equiva
lent to : another story. The wlrolo is crowned,
with a largo, symmetrkal and nicoly - ftni;lied
_servistery, which aids very much to the appear
ulna of the house, and snakes it- eonldenons• ns
you approach the town frem any direetion., Tho
roof is asbesto., a variety of fibrous hornblende,
, u mineral suln ! ,perl which is raid tolinAtre
This is %node - into 11, kind of matting.' tilinot
1r . .1 wide, nailed il-mn in strip.,' and pitched
over with cool tar The finish ,)1 the s6ndow
and door c,ips and sills, and of the corners, cor4 .
nice and balconies, (of which latter there arc
four,) is to represent brown stone. work
adds greatly to th`e beauty - a
-the g. The
wirrdomS and doors are arched, and those; in-the
upper story aro tastily capped in wood, finished
in stone. Tho rides of the roof aro painted
, a
dark slate color, which contrasts, with a Weasing
effect to the eye, with the solid brick below. into'
halconir are very tastily pace 'up ; and under
thosethe main and side entrances, appears
the name of the house, very properly chiistened
Cone loose." Ono may travel many 'a mile
and not sea a hotel which presenti a more 67111..
metrical and pleasing appearance. The Work
itself speaks volumes in its silence. for the libe
rality of Mr. eerie; and the. manner in Willett it
is finished, certainly does great credit-to the taste
and skill of the builder. *
Upon the ground thereare-three Stores, main'
entrance anti rending room, in front, with another
entrance. a barroom and the ample dining hall,
on the Wain street side. The kitchen; pantries.,
are in the rear of the dining hall, whiki the
cooking is done upon a range in the basement.
As you open the front door, you enter a broad
hall, With the reading ' , nom on the,left„ the wide
stairway, finished expensively'lind in good style,
in front, the Mace beyond the stairs, nod the
large, 4rched double door leading; to the dining
bloom, still farther on, beside which are the hat
rack-arid washroom, that are to he. The , pan
eling is in chestnut, • butternut, aish;,biroh and
•hemlock, oiled and varnished. A large furnace
in the basement heati the halls, ptirtorti and
,
pntr
lie rooms.
do the second-floor,,you find a large pallor"
nicely finished and furnished; and on eitherside
of it, halls exteniling parallel to, both streets,
capacious rooms fur boardersand tringient, ell,st„
tamers, all nicely finished and carpeted, „and itir.-'
nished ns , well as marry of the hotels - -We' fitielliti
large cities.' '' ' ''". '.- ,' -I' ' '','rl . ,'-';
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• And here we might say that 'rift • urmture
for the" Cone house was manufactured
is very.
B. T.,'
Van morn, of this,place, and that, It is - vmrroro- - ,
ditable to him. Mr. Cone slated publicly, at
'the 'Opening in 'honor of Mr. Smith, that ho had
visit;ed many of the first class establishments in
the lam cities, and that he einfilYilitler with
Mr Van Horn than ho could ',leer. , here.'" - --1
In the third Story, is the best' latrior, and a ..;as-q
-the' hall from it, are tbo: bridal chambers._ All
these rooms are finishecl , and furnishisd as
l'ele
gantly as first !gess °ems in the, liestliity hotels.
The walls are calein ined, , tifid decorato—artisti
catty 'with paper - angin
li
gs. This part of the
work is done by J. . Jacobs, aslqistedby'a young
man from the city.
,In •tho fourth any, - aro. satin's. 'fur , Iransifint
visitors, all .of the carpeted krul ;comfortably
furnished, The ha Is are •Oarpeted. The' plas,
wring is rough and not well finished, in natiliSr,
/I,,llices; but it is a goadVall; we judge, anAlookti.
,well till sol inspect it closely ! ' , '. '-
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From the observatory, one may have- views-,of''
three most beautiful pastoral landseapes,-sie alt
of Wellston', and as much of the blue sky, upon
a clear day or evening, as the most pensive
_mai
desire.
- But we have not space to partie let's() farther
The cost of this hotel is over $. 0,000, finished ,
and furnished.' The furniture. carpets, range,
furnace and varied artio/es required Wit/ anionnt
to' from $12,060 to $15,000. In the house there
aro 77 sleeping rooms, and all together . over 100.
Many of them aro large and elegantly furnished.
The work is now nearly completed', and it 'gives
us pleasure to say, at the-close of the year,. that
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no man has ever done more for . the lasting benefit
of our beautiful-village than Mr. Cone, by giving
us a hotel which will ha a credit to the place
wherever it is known. Ilii liberality boa bp6
unbounded: he might have sholtened expenses
in many things: he has been liberal in all. Wo
hope and believe that be will never regret.' build
ing the Cone House
IMM=I
• ON HAND.—We whisper to the - 14(le
folks, that old Santa .Claus will ho on hand at the
proper time. Ile has been seen in town—at P.R.
Williams's, we think it was, we saw hini t 'and wo
beard ho had been at Bress's and' Sears's. The
wonder is how ho can carry so many things abpiit
the cone try, and where he lOU all the money to
buy them. What an old man he must ha l Why,
his was around when tro were, a .boy, and then
they told us be was as old as the hills. -Wts.tbink
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ye don't caio if he is old: we' MO him. lie is
'a good, clover, good:natuied old soul, whose com
ing malcostus all glad.:i•Evon.the oAfollts enjoy:
it : it licileh fun to see tho parcels undone In the
morning. Aire °neat:cabin-little boy say, "1"a,
prt, 1 .1.190w who is Santa Claus: it is , 'on," and
- th4e was a merry look in hie eye when .he said
it. What could havo'put such a notion in the
head,of, one,so young, is more than we can toll.
many
ZIEJ
Sometimes the little folks lie awake to catch
St. Iflo t , -;11a is MO 'sly :at a
fox., lie never comes down the chimnoy till ilia
coast is clear. Ile his often 'been hoard about,
but never seen, unlessit be in the toy stores; and
oven iherf; ivhefelto stands . itOho . toidsp of, all
his, pretty things, ynii,eantiot got a.'irtoid
Hof,
of
' :lie looks' as.l.U4,3liidintifirolit4 spakott,:
or slept ; and ono vWit think. 4? awaltlned
from a. nap as long as from A4im a time' to - this:
Her l
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the
often
Ma
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cacti
t and
'they, say ho likes the good boysfand girls host.
We guess that is so, for he always gives thorn the
nicest presents. There is ono thing that seems
wrong: there arasmapy poor, children wito,nover;
: got such nice presents as many_cf the Aittic read
-lII'S of the digitatorciffbr fold Sable. ; biting thiriki ,
their parents cannot !afford to spendingclyponey
for thina; and he ltnows Abet rich R zyzcrits would
make the poor children' discontentetyviitti - their
14, We wonder if our little friends ever think
,of giving a share
. of their things
, to the poor
..e,loldren who likTO riear ? yio.hope
we wonder bowman) , of opr pthrjea l ers
vriliremnraher the peOr'oii'Cliristrilai Eve. '
' For all the One things in Oc t soy Hof jawcirh'
silvef,and plated ware and fancy articles, go to
Foley 's.
way
"JACKSON.—On Sunday, 1130 20th of
last month, Rev. J. S. Johnson, the Baptist mis
sionary of this county, Aommonped,9. series of Igo-
_tiactod meatings near JobN'C'orriors, Whioh have "
-been attended with ' much' ,suicess,t, seVen.being
baptized oh the 4th instant, and live on the 11th.
We liopo more will soon follow. Elder Johnson's
addressAfor the coming two or three weolts will
b° Da gg ctr # .M'N..,,,, ~..,-,,,, t - • • ~.,..ilril, , i, 1
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i tIoGA!.— tr r 0 oU 1
of J'ohn Ring oii the 12th instant",' which conga
mod the kjtchen T -the other part being saved by
ilifiCtif hard work., !I, f li 4 41 . p'
.il 3,
ellie O ' Neil'Neil ghvC.two Onteillitamentti in this
plaao last ,week.—T he liipsiog.,Convention , was
to Sneeess.! Tho concert was well attended.—Jcilin
T. Simorson died at Mitchell Creek on tho 13th
instant, aged 7S•yearr . ..n'itur n ding olabAllaw:
railroad west Of the Tuiga rtter , i:s progressing.
—A cortain,docibr.ottilotLi..upinneA eartaill;s4dYi
and after "feelingdaer,pulso;ll4kedv how :§hOL.cois
doing. Site .replietti, , s.,‘ 91.1. - Aikatoro very.badri-L
can't kee# nothing 4 nn, , ,cakiy,Nvlita I.,pulie,urt..!;
--. L ,. 49cond imlitimr,: rA zieighbering. girl polledlone
iottpor Edina one to 0 'De .theCtddetor e - i-11:1181teil
li ''..which oft . c.A.+Clitaisaatlsatte,:i"..-if Melt.
k
' ther2ene o f tit Wee b 'AuNtfit:f,.to: bum, get the
:toter one." .1.1 '35131M0 Brat. ..
:;' 1 1 111A.BR TAG:I.:O.
.i . /. ; i ritU - A - i,KN.taitkitliatite — &llll4ll.4
' - odursleltureh by the Rev. John K. Karcher,
XrkL. Fl,, Truman ,to Miss Louisa M. Bache,
:Daughter of John Bache Esry, -- edi - of Wellaboro.
-,lour young friend, and Tru-man has done one
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of noblest acts oflifil anal fde> AiThich , lie bka ,
.boon rattily paid in securing one of tho finest
Indies of P:OtS'e, re), t 9' , ..)0 111 .1 1 ,3115‘!Vt1ig tt.lilk
s.".lvl 3 .lrfo l Y: , ' ,oolli ti ,cIiAPAVIPPPPAiL 54444(194:
their. esdrn tour from .the - taltar;:ori. ahussdity
last, bearing with them LIM best wishes of Many
warm fripnds. Igor tlytytttliris . 11.io f iple . o -b -- t fr... - 4
)IZryti , Mid liappinh ill tb`ewilfieTOT J 'flio - prim
te'r . I
f ,
PuTNAm: L iiietilltitLfwisi t eicsitifrolliAi.ti ii, ,
by Rev. ir. L. Reynolds, hi c.:-,Geprgn e t 4eintnam,
to Miss Jan o Richter all of Blossburg.
..! ~, , ,4- . .i....1 ; ^ - ool.-: 4 5 •-,,.. *-- w
~ FA Rh= w,h141. DzqX,QT—AA fmg . qoussi r e.
'bride's tACitilif;lit ' tigrA;76 - n . itir,l3ni'd,pb 9. St,'
Rev. C. Otis Thatelier, - Cr6A - 1:,:' "FAT fine - Ella
Wellington, of Tioga.
I . .
*0 gocsitim l w9l2l4) r: d'ha) io, i the -Mikiricge'ahle
world. So it bas gone si.qcp map, was beguiled
to eat the forbidden - fruit—no matter who debt
ded him, nor how it was Bono..: It. is said
"The erirth was a wilderness, tho garden a wild,
Till limn;
gay t ey travel far toptlnie. di:RV/tire well.
; •
' 1)4,y1 oona.—Phe iindW . Rigne6 - has
opened P!"Yil°c. l l - 1 11 ! 1 * Ygioils,
bang lie sc,`ncst door captp,f,f pseignltio4rottth-,
street, C/ortiing„; Naa . ;;;Ooro bAwill
bo able to make himself uselo),tO ftis'.6ltl friends,.
• and he popes inanz . new ones.
1•04
tneres., stlawls, (0014, all leading deraestio gpots,
ji4Pifery
-9t2 pl - , veaftonat,de
as C.II) ho ',ought in Now 1'.441it:, svitli,tho addititat.
of height.- • '
Ootob . er 19, 1370. tf
ISIMMOiSMZEtO
FANNIN6 flikv6 F r
mins of .T. IT, Matter's make for ny>. .T.liese,
Mind azi,e tiihnitheil by tholiirrnei s s generiillyto be
the best in use. CU:11 at tbigotneii.- - .`q_ept 28,1370,
3m.
:
lii.:4TISTRY.. C. N: Dar tt, - dentist
office in 'Wright 45:11pitelfa:Plock,,..wItere p 0 xotT
linuo to mako Cecil with the new i.:lqprovement
which gives better satisfactro , Ilan any thing
else in nso... :Tdbo,had sit riartt's'cinly.=—Aug.42'
1870.-4 f. -
- ,
A OARD.—llaving'nold our boot and shoo (is
tabli4binept
,ttot,plessys.,Bush'fielc,aildPlPh.-7 4 1 : 1 7 6 :#4`,'
N i los Y a Iley;:* 'Fa otirrtzliy rfeallniitlkl theta, a 0 . :,:
our old pations and the Oulilio generally, as fair
dealers and roiiable won; and ask - for thonfla
~
gonotlol.ispatro ago. ,
Parsons inde to either-by bo'okacconnti
or
,notos, are ro uostod to call at the old stand
and, sgnare tip irntoidin - f01y: , ',44-- , (lito.4..rennliii 4 -`
Dec: 7, 1870 3w. . . ' : , (4,„ gr..SaAns.,
:^~I'L;CIAL ~N'bT.T`C~S'.
CA U NON TO PURCUASCRS OP .2).1B PIIRUVIAN
SYRUP (a id.otitittidAlntty c r the iiroiox.ide ,. o.f s .irogt
pawaro or 'Ogld4cilied . rit,S4 ittfo pripAttritob
1 , 0 1 tivian Bark', cf bar - and h - ori which may be:
offerc , l !to ion. Every ladtio of genuino has PERU.
vh,u, 4yrup (not Peruvian, Baric)'ldcryn,in,ttpans.—
I`x cmidu VIE BOTTLE Ili FORE PURettAtlttßi.' "
What Did It a Lyons h..lthatron made
tai hair soft, Luxuriant thick, and Ilagal's Magnolia
Palm changed that iallmiCoatalexleit'intii pLY'marble
&haft you non' ace. This ' is etstpllhtitilll~y iho tau
gnaw; of all who use these articles:
hair and a refined
,complosign aio the greatest ettrac-,.
%loos a!w(iftinti:o4tildititt:ss.6,Vtio ifatti a i 4 1 0:tty,
twill% Balm Arejliatiat
eigo will. The Balm is the bloom of youth.
4t. makes a laQx 9.1 OAf4.Y. Q&Pt/lr*M l l.4 i4W4AM...,1. 13 nth:.
-artlefeet Are, eakirely iomytts, ;ono very plotienntt
The?s meld bo In every Iftcly'elpoorettelOntl::t!:
Pr ssors BCC/a:Wit:l Ntfkr•4! • nfii;
! University, arts. fruttring• .
! f Cancers, Tumours and Ulcers by their 1
fr3,Mii7plLtit, iLa t i V•riC4 4 ,l ' ,Aj t,
. er ,
Ito most to'Writ '
hlo effect ID ; of • t
tip% •!" isat ee ,
ateethol'cheM ea elements of cance l•
wths, so that they shrivel, din and die-
•
_ ppear and will not return. ~ 4 11 those at •
Meted ran call on thoProfessom Buchanan & Dot
biersity; or address, No. 514,..Pin0 gtreet, Phila
OST on the 3d inst., somewhere beetween the
residence of the subscriber in East Charles
ton on the stony Fork hollow road, two miles
146.0nti ,Welleb9rl.7-5. ladies rAiri b48)10
sand Ty, ;hint? ip it: ',19 h ever .vOll . „leave „flit
same at COUVeisel OigO6Ai Stolo, yTilKenzitor,
a favor-and .bet ouitayy, jew e l - AO. i)
Dvq.l
Ell
MT!
01 / (1 Santacidusi
Who'has so lonigladdeabethAear
"little folks/ propoties. to carry thol
OM
hrongh, the country, 'notifying the iiihabitanto
Wellahnro and vicinity op his mipakbu.that he
Lae liiiiposited `4lth 't •
P. H. WILLIAMS
~ ', 4, t
, ~ t 4
; fur, •
• ; !
a • '
i •- :•:1 • - • •
•tn
f 1
L•
TI O
.•,•1
•11 'I 3 A
; 1 s1:1
SANTACIA 1)
ea ntoar - nd' . ale** short
ment :this:yeiti;-than everlisforer, ai,the old
stssiing "Ile that bloweth,pet 7 ble, own bop,
for:kaandus horn shall'nosC- bo 1;1113 . '6n'
eluded toilet the loud mouthed
. -
2 t1; ; ;74.1" ,, n, S.V3 '0; 1 )1:
ty,•,
'll
, the l glso 4 n'olv air 443 0 hdnaetel
that th e je!iild re &they prep aro • life
lehg Steak Ira Cava large a apply,, , ?f,
V/ ill Innis' -
f • , .
'`, :s •
B4zar of
wbie eon [ tains everething to ple,
The following are a few
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iiikl"''''"` \ '''*ol.' - : otFit'. -
CARD.: d 1
'BE, ,
.IVIII IN , Nltsll.l3,' ,
SlACiitto(4-' S'ETS;''' tOi. E T ) SETS;
oll.INIA:', -4ft/a -Alit. ' , Ar .'sts i iltiPs
,'
AISIIiA,UOe4O)t).L ,Alsil) ~,.• ,
UIariLARA.P IB P Si
I
':- -. ‘'i , i', % „ ‘
- '' , ..; f i , `,a11..14 -M.o .i
, 4 i i•V!"..i .;' . ..:5. - !, 1 Al'.!:', ,t.,', , `,
11! :‘ , . , 0i':.. - 2 .;:i1;I1I. : Lc).
and a: th.auichnlll okiter , )ll nen ,
mentio'n. ,c)Q;Ekli well them 3a.
than at4,014r estaylishtnent in
,2 (i .. 1 1 . k. - -, 7, , '•.; - -• : ::,,,, ,, ,,, - , i,. 7. ,. 1. ,.
V f
II
J.`l 3
,u
Ve /deo 'have the largest a
stook of
Drugs, Patent
,1 I
ALCQUOL,R I PLN E T B I ,
';1 Ci f
I D4 Y tAlag . N$ 01
)
'IiAIR,` ; TOEYM
AND' PAINT
ciao
IBM
all oe whiok lye 61111 (Kip 1y,..a§1
, 1 .•k
MN
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4
r, ,
• -
• _ .
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IN
and FliturOs,:afidli:gerieTal
,All,kindi ia:
-r : 4 . ..
DRUG S
.
which' npl,hefir9l4,aktotollish
We adopt the CASH or RE. DY.PAY .system
after this date, and we will poleitively sell all of
Y 1 go at froni,2o to 40 parieeilk loss than any
other esiablisliinent in this county . AD we ask
is to gixeni, a triailand-* enneinee yea.
that:we mean what yra
tiro i
tiomn,nr! com
P. R. ILLIAIkiSiI
J 4 'To. 3 rfahiti
=I
The largest stook of I
I.\ ;
S%
ON'S,
ie for the hal
'of the articles
‘'l
II MS
Lt ' .
i~: -,~:?
111111E2E
hat . I w° ognipt
9s,Afen,t i cheaßer
TiOga Count,q.
•
, 1 ,i 1
' ' , :t A )N) . z. IC., A
:
t i~ ~ e
ri beat Eoleoted
olicines,
E, PAINTS,
' EMT*. ••:
rw,
Elm
pbami for.
ro.
kTJ . ::‘ 3 .-, `.l;'l'',*(`
t ~':,',-') .1,:'.,
'',\'' l. ln. ~V}..A.f::,
gill
!ME
.'.f:r. , Sk: W::.•'' . ,
.?.-- ', •-% \ _ •
n.
I
MIME
EEO
WINDOW CUR
•
took of Goods of
; • t
ilal
ORE,
ng loj . r prices for
_~ABIf.
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f , cs
EVER nIPEIISON/lIPTI , TIOGA COUNTY
,z,
is of the
news at
- 1 1
',. i lk.* ', : ;;: , .4btlii)uat ` feeetv,ad t ati..ip3Roil,o 4 o;l4i)Ok gf,lol4ho
,t.z- :7;
DRESSLADIES
DRESS GOODS,
•FLOINBLS,
. NC410.1i5;
All Woof& UtiiloifeClotlis & Casslineres. -
A largo,stpelt . ofsubstantial Ooodetsultable for Farmers and Meobanios' wear at low
i:atee, overdoes then Wit Fa/l.
, ,
‘A.Y. 1,
~,, ~.
INI
1 ,
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- .
We have a full line of Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Syrups, Saleratus, Chewin 4 4 0 g _ aoco,
t .., . , ....4r,er. l and all of the-best brands. , , , ,t.
. 'l , 41-44:
Dec. 1870.
••, • , .
lk
,r•t ;%.)
4: ,8 .
IP • Pis s
f
;, i ,0.,"- - 0 ' '
MOE
ISE
. ~
1_
, , ~,..3 1.4 -c.l ;
', i., 90.1 ,
- 1 f ;.T. 1 .
'f -- -' ..s .*
• i 1 The Ro g
w.: - u
•;,:'lator, Cor ,
n i .
g,
,_. N.. Y.-..
,
..s. ?
,
7- ~----...
i an 4 , 404 E flit two iew stock ju4t receisiea! ..)
i .
kVit.l6 , : - 4 - 'lO ''''l";—i • • i
wtri:lYss7:'-"YkI4 vs , 4 • ' i
14i086,!Oillidr,Oef3;libil id Ladir
Werch them.
"S have man
19 /0.4, -, ~... ---....,yu op «- tadie,„am. ..adios' , Furs, and invite all to coma am
Purit,:of,lll:kinataro'surlirchmitlei , ,than j last year, sand ivo are preparocl• it
, - ' - 4-• , 1;,,• „,:.t., - ;gryoaptt?n, laAlargfilrys in i
- "-- p1; -, .•,,!-,,.
~,, c f.- ~.':1- , ',::- ' ;-/ - ~ ,1 , ,-
. 6 ::) , :feY,{ French Sabo,4ersek, , anitAikjalikiii - Xitik, Ini. White Vele and:Ertnine
.., , A!aqka Furlßeiti;',(tvait*ttOtiv and:Very, - pretty) Genuine Mink Sett; dze.
We haie all qualities and styles, and do not expect to be,undersold by any one in this vicinity.
We have; also Just.seceived another large stook of Dry Goode. In DRESS GOODS wo have all
tho now styles, such as r;
BADEN StATINGS, ENO.LISII AND FRENCII SATINETS POPLINETTS,
OHAINFEOPLIS:, 4MPRE8i3,0491 1 .1-IS, MERINOS. BLACK
- SILKS, JAPANESE AND IRISIT PPPLINSi .
• tI,
'tirid'one examination of•Groeds not prices will snow conchOively. that they are decidedly, oheap.
- .1% 1
~
In single and double
• ; ,;: •
WOOLEN AND PASLVOL:=,:.SIIAWLS,
IWe have a complete aisiiitinent, and at prices losier than over. Our steel of
•
' l ' l .liio,e*tte" Cotton Goods,
Woolen iCloths,:Flaiiiiidi,lnlahkOts;l4e:i ig vory'large, and will be sold at prices tha t cannot be
' •ej ;1114 have also a full stook of • , • , •
I • • _
Boots - Shoes,t. Crockery and Groceries ,
• '
wo invite especial attention, as we believe we are selling these goods lower , than any
: - ..kkjother firm within 50 miles. Come one and all from;far and near, and we will.ho
pleasetlto show our goods.
,
In din had,
selves; vAth l
ropoints.froln.
•
t ~.
•i{~
-,. c
•
Arehivcv fireimred to offer great' liidlieehignte to their patrons, as they have
just filed theirltoie with aa'eadless variety of
oys,
,
,
I\
'7Vt ' !
r 4
4;:tr almostever fr y grade, muality rend,price. -- We only ask the people to call and
leek through our-stook and: save us the time of enumerating the ertieles In Store,
- f's= = end then - if they'don% bnyit won't be our fault, as our goods are
a _ 1 . ~,, s
~ i~l ._~ t
=I
.14altifed
,DOWn i to the' Lowest Notch.
MEM
~ We'take pleasure in'sayink to the Ladies of Tiogiveount y- ; that we have an
end I eifo re!y; OpvOrli dosirabie poltormi of
ada3tEM 0 9 . Ba%sa 00 . 08 ,g
9
MI
ME
-
; LIVEN AND WHITE VrOODS
• .:. • •
• f, . A vary largo atiaortatent, and at very futv prioas.
i 's.
I
ME
NM
ME
=MI
~,•. . . _.
.eve . . • •
baid a very' large stock of t*trp' ets, varying in quality and price. Per
ons wishing anything in this line would do well to call and look trouhgh our stock.
.' 1,, , .i cacl : • .. , 1 , - :.. •-. • - ! , .
1 .D 41.1 -- J:Nli rit.' •iOl - ~' • , ,--- ', ' ' ' ! . ii" .:!'t. ;:,
W 9 are still--Agents for.: nip c,_ TEAS ' lfiil fed 'Slatee i ria"CornpailY,
Old are,selling good grades.- .. ' :, .4 much cheaper than at-retail,
MEM
- REMEMBER THE PEOPLES'-STOHE v HORNING, N. Y.
Corning, iiet.ihliiB7oP;l:i'o''s:f.:l"(4l'
\ `,N . '
MIMI
~. '. '
EVE
FANCY
J • !,
• 't
c••
HOOPOSKIRT NIANtrFACTORY,
Not:i, r Alid-Abt;i3l.4 4 sifik r ,' (iieEir Erie Depot,) , ,, ow:m.l*Np, N.,
I I
,
This is the largest Fancy Store, in Steuben County; and is now filled with an
immense stock of.the latest novelties for .
Fan
ME
=I
Great bargains InAearalesp KID GLOVES, and every other kind of Gloves
ZEPILY,R_YirORSTED,
.SILIC &VELVETY 'RIBBON,
fIgIR booobs, re a. 414.inzitation,
' SWITCHES , EMBR OIDERIES,
BUTTONS, BUTTONS.
r•
ME
Fancy- ievielry,
CORSETS tiftvery fit9iiii'4ry thing kept usually round , Ilya
,74 : •.
1
Mr
Ladies, ycin , will save min
_
!*1
. _~
I
t
( ;2: r 1
-WM-WANTS TP:IIVY ANY
• '2=, • •
• -
BLit 7se--
WILL BEAR:IN ittlNto TIIAT, e
OEM
~s ~V-
Gioaf)3l .
lcOp in r the lice of PUnts tioth the cheapest to the best.
j J. 7
IMEM
=I
Mil
_
) , ,:4,-,.; - t: : . -.Grocery :.tDepartroetii.: I " . ii,
1 ,
TERMS—`STRICTLY cASII!
f : ,
' YOU, "WANT' fA
uotv
Smith Sr, Waite,
FA „t
• GooDs•
from a dalieo wrappcioo,tpo Costly
ISE
HMI
pets' 'Car
Y" -- 1
petsl
WE SELL' CLOTHS AND
Arnold
'VC 'CZ
~.4: 1 4 X.-
* - '174 - ,-* '''
A;
NMI
Mil
=1
MN
=
:" . 3 1 7,`
El
'SHAWLS,
gASSIMERES,
HOOP SKONS,
=NM
CORNING, N. Y.',
B. 'lei/let's
Is t
,
Wilder Season,.
Bracelets,
WAN CT' L.. OTO&A, 0
ey . -o,buirug goods (you "cannot get in your l'Tien
&rig to the BialeY
„..
'A. B, HEINE
Y , „
DOMESTICS,
LINEN STOCK,
BOOTS & SHOES.
I „CHAS. C. MATFIERS.
' Cheap,
IsTEWELL OWEN.
ESE
::~::
SMITH Sr,
Mil
TO 3;,
GERMANTOWN YARN,
SASHES AND BOWS; '
CHIGNONS, - CURLS,
LACES & TRIMMINGS,
BUTTONS, BUTTONS.,
Charms & Chains.
;;,.. •
Lots.: ~,_::::., - ,..--.1:-.:, ~...,,_.,;,,--,..
Lotg: , : , of -.New:. Aisjoois' 1
~ _ ,
COM'Zrto
T.,L ' BALDWIN
eoo a nine stock of Goods for the
El
FALL = k WINTER,.
such as s,
ILL 11111111 Z DBUgg CONDIA
atylca, colors and patterns
- I
ALPACAS, POPLINS, BLACK AND
COLORED SILKS, tic.,
BEAUTIFUL• 'W,lnter SHAWLS,
and a:large assortment to select from. ,
CLOAKS READY-MADE, AND (MOTIF
TO MAKE MORE; ALL KINDS OF ,
LININGS, FRINGES, TASSELS
&a., TO TRIM DRESSES •
OR SACQUES.
YANKEE NOTIONS
can't he beat. ' It keeps up with everything -the
Yankoos have thought of so far.
HOOP SKIRTS, BALItIORAL SKIRTS,
CORSETS, &C.
mbsumondo
too =microns to mention; but will say that you
will seldom find so largo an assortment to select
from in a country store, and clear down to the
BOTTOM FIGURE
leo keeip a large assortment of
Y-MADE CLOTHING,
REM
,
d parts of Islas. Should we fail to
th ready-made, we hallo Cassitaera
in salts, a
snit you
and
A TAILOR TO CUT / AND FIT.
Boons and Shoes,
HATS AND CAPS, STRAW GOODS,
AND GENTS' FURNISHING
GOODS, A COMPLETE LINE OF
• CROCKERY, WOODEN WARE,
• HARD WARE,,SIIELF HARD
WARE, NAILS, IRON,
Locks, Latches, Carpenters' Tools.
A GENERAL; STOCK OF
GROCERIES.
E. HOlirE SFAir&G)TACHINE
FannerOf you vranttools to work with drop in.
. a
SALT, Link PLASTER,:PORK , FLOUR
Lime, Cayitga Plaster, &c.
Butter tubs, Pails. Firkins, and Ashton Salt to
flavor with. All kinds of Farm Produce want
ed. Prices can't ha boat.
Tioga, Pa „Oct. 12,1870
rico pa,..a.x)..a..x..axisg.
MOLE OREAT AMERICAN lIE'ALTII RESTOR,
I ER, purifies the blood and cures Scrofula.
Syphilis, Skin DISCO/MB, Rheumatism, Diseases
!Women, and all Chronic affections of the blood.
,f,iver and Kidneys. Recommended.by the Medi
cal Faculty and many thousands of our best °M
ips..
Read the testimony of Physicians and patients
Ito have used Resedalis; send for our ResedaHas
Outdo to,lfealth Boi or Almanac for thip year,
!which we publish fir gratuitous distribution; it
will give you much valablo information.
Dr.'ll. W. Carr of Baltimore, says ;
takepleasuro in recommending, your ROOADALP
TB as a very powerful alterative. 1 have aeon It
used in two cases With happy results—one in a
ease of secondary syphilis ; which the patient
pronounced himself cured after having' taken five
bottles of your medicine, The other is a case of
scrofula of long standing, which is rapidly inn
proving under its use, and the indications are
that the patient will soon recover. I have care
ally examined the formula by ,which your
;year Itandalin is made, and, lind it an excellent
Lompound - of alterative ingredients.
! Or. Sparks of Nicholasvillo, KY., says ho has
used Itosadalis lu cases of Scrofula and Seconda
ry Syphilis with satisfactory results, Att &clean.
er of the blood I know no bettor remeßr. ,
Samuel 0, McFadden, MorftershoVo, Tenn., Reis
I have need coven bottles of Rosatialis, and ann
uutirely cured of Rheumatism; send me four bot
tles, IM I wish it for my brother, who has scroftt
ieUti SUM eyes.
Benjamin Bechtel, of Liinn,Oldoi-writes, I have
suffered for twenty years with nn inveterate
eruption over my whole hotly; a short timosince
I purchased a bottle of Itosachtlie and it effected
it perfect cure.
liosedalis Is Bold by P. R. Williams & Co., and
W. C. Kress, WeUsher° ; Pbilb Taller, Tioga;
M. L. BliCol).Blossburgond Dinggiets generally.
March 9,1870.-Iy.
AL 1_ I 'S
VEGETABLY;
,
,RENEWER
,l t itt.tN .
:11ESYORES
-._ GRAY
1111 I R
ITS
ovigiNAL
COLOR,
PROMOTES
ITS
GROWTH!
AND
`IS '
SPLENDID
DRES',ING,
0
BOT
THICKEN'
UP
THIN
LOCKS!
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in;2lfoliCine
Price one Dollar Per
R. P. HALL & CO., proprietors:
LABORATORY, NAIMITAi N. H.
Aug. 3, 1870-ly
EZE
TIOGA, PA.
- 7 0ur stock of—
allstytos edd sizos.
-
T. L. BALDWIN & CO
Is the only perfected and
aci e nti ii 0 a fly prepared:
preparation, of , its kind
ever olrerc I ,to the public, ,
'and has to competitor'
in merit By its use
I GRAY II'AIR is soon
rreStered t i d its original
youthlid , dolor and bril- ,‘.,
Haney; which is so much ' '
admired by all. Nrsons
whose hair is thin orfalling,
out, will, by the use of our
Renewer,soon see its good
Abets, us, by its ionic and
stimulating properties the
hair glands-will be incited
and the hair grow thick
and strOng again. Li cases
of Baldncsr it ;willcreate
a new - grew th . :unless'the ,
follicles are destroyed. It
'is-cooling, and allays all
itching and Irritation - of
the scalp. It does not stain
the skin as do. dyes, but'
makes the seep White and
clean. An a DRESSING
It is the' hest - and most ,
economical preparation in :
the world, as its ects
last so much longer. Send
fo'r our Treatise on , the
hair, free to all, by mail. .
C'ASII.
Cheapest'place 1140W11.
TO BUY FOR
ASH
MI
Tiy our
Priee
IMI
•
before
!Purchasing Elsewhere,'
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July 27, 1870
The Cheap Cash Store.
William Wilso
HAS JUST REOEIVED LOTS OF I 1
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Marlied them Down
TO VERY . LOW, ' 1
task irrices,
ME
•T`o enumerate the articles and give a disorip
tibn of tho variety and quality of goods, would
be labor thrown away, I therefore invtte all to
DROP IN j
and see for themselves and take a look through
the mammoth - stock and convince 'themselves
that I.
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AND
Low Pries
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Are the two great induo 'meats for pooplo to buy.
Remember the place, Wilton 44 Van Vallsen
bergh'd old Maud.
Sept. 28, I§7o-11
Notice.
HAVING purchased at Sheri B Bale all the
Stock, Tools, &c., of J. J. &Latin, menu.
lecturer of chairs, eabinet ware, &0., in Wells
bero, I hereby giro notice, that the business Will
be continued,by me in the same building, Mr.
Sticklin acting as foreman. No ono• has any
authority to contract on my, account any debts
in carrying on the business, and, none snob will
be paid, unless contracted on my written order.
Dec. 2, 1870.-2 t. J. BMBRY.
Great Vendue.
THE subscriber will expose to public Sale on,
Friday, Dec. 23d, 1870, at hislitottso near
Mainsburg, Tioga county, the followink property:
Two yoke of oxen, two span of liorses, ono spat'
of mules, twenty-five cows, seyeety.firojear-
Hogs, four hundred sheep—ten two year ohis,
seventeen calves. Terms—all sums under $2O;
cash; all over $2O, six months; over $ 100 ;
ono year, with interest and approved security.
E. 0. SMITH.
Malmberg Dec. 14, 1870-2 t.
Farm : for Sale.
MILE subscriber offers his farm for sale, Witt.
ated in Copp Hollow on. the road leading
from Covington to Welisboro.. Bald farm eon.
tains 226 acres, about 160 improved, Orith good
building, orchard, and well watered. The an.
improved part of the farm is well timbered;—
This farm will be sold obeap, and terms, made—
reasonablo. Inquire on the premises off - '
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