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and solicits employment in ,blll/yoreisi,4l4 Of
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TIOGA COUNTY A'
Local. items.
WEDNESDAY,;JAN:iILE'rt 1871 E
Notice .to. /FAX-PaYATS—EPIO B .
Wifo Left-John, t _
itittiltted.Mitsitlig4O 4 A .
For Salo—Alran Webster. ,
For'9ere-41.130:iitget,,•1. 1,,A1P1)
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THANKS.—Isaao Both n 6, tranßaxibipg,
clerk of the Houle, •at Harrisburg; will tplilase,
accept our thanks for of 'tho'S,u,rial*
General's report fox the yearISTO '
The Franklin Fire Insurance compa
ny, Philadelphia, (F. E. Smith, Tjoga l egoista Is
one of,the olden and best companies in the
States. Its cash assets acuonntlo $3,000,00.0. ,
DEDICATION.—We are informed that
the new brick Congregational cburbb. at , Knox
ville. will be dedicated on Tbureday evening,
February 2. Rev. Dr. Taylor, of Ilingbampton,
L. S. Hobart, orSyracusp, and otpeka, 710 be
present. Dedicatloual eeiriteeloiaoriabeide at
UA. M. A lecture in the evening at 131 o'clock.
LECTURE.—Next Friday 'eveuing,
January 20, Rev.'iirt Enderlin deliver a scienti
tie lecture, at the M. E. church in thisf - village;
the entire proceeds of which Dr. Bildt proposes
to give for defraying the expense of pom`ii recent
improvements in the chapel of' the I chuich.
Tho subject will be: "The Co4ter•balance oft
Opposite Forces in Nature;" particularly in the'
circulation of the aficipus elevie . nt, anttfirpthe
regulation of -thn a ttumitiature:V.
TiCket's te 35 cents each, to be obtainerd - it
varioui places, as noticed irithe handbill.
iiERMAIC LEcTuREs. ,I -Therilxtli lec
ture in this course will be given by D. R. Locke,
Friday evening, Jan. 27. Mr. Locke is the edi
tor of the Toledo Blade; and is cub of the - iitost
popular humorists of the tit s. . He
come famous, not only in this country,.but the
world over, by his inimitable writings, over the
signature, "Rev. Petroleum V. Nasby, (wioh is
postmaster,: 4ri.") lecthro t I , 'ln.,,Sisarcih of
the Man of torbe; eintriffthe finest
productions of his pen; bristling all over with
sharp and telling.points—wit, satire and humor.
no papers report this lecture as drawing large
and delighted audiences all over the country:;
ant ho is unable to answer half of the demands
made upon him to lecture. The Ilermaio Society
are fortunate in securing him. Those ~w•ho fail
4 hear "Nasby," wille - a good "The
sting of thfs lecture is in its tap." The - force of
the whole, like that of Bunsbyls "Observations,"
" hes in thq application on't." G.
SOCIABLE EXTRAORDINARY.— very
pleasant affair took place at the house of Mrs.
11. W. Williams, in this place, "Wednesday eve
ning. It was a "sociable" for the benefai of the
Presbyterian Sabbath school.
The f ‘ eature of the evening was "The Art
Gallery," fir admission to which a fee of fifteen
cents was freely betowed. Master Charles Will
iams was the ticket agent, and Mandy Lamb the
attendant at the door. The designs rind models
were true to nature. Programmes, printed for
the occasion, were placed in the bands of the
guests, uporl which the names of the master pie
ces exhibited appeared, in regular order, bypum
tors upon Accompanying labels. We give a few
specimens : No. 1, " Spoiled Child, Virginia,"
was a modern doll, hanging upon the
" Mustered in and. Mustered Out—l. T. Burns"
was mustard in, and mustard out—of a dish, of
course. " Lay of the Last Minstrel, from Barns,"
was a hen's egg of goodly prep:lenient!. "Light
of Other Days" was—n tallow dip. " Things to
Adore, A. Lock," were iv lock and key. "Ruins
in China, S. M. Ash," were represented by some
china "'smashed." "Mother's Friend,
Wius
low." was the inevitable soothing syrup. "Time
o.n the Wing," , was a pige4ro ; wipg, labelled
" Time." " Can't Le Beat, frotiv-0. l Ardenne,"
IVII3 a carrot. " Bridal Scene, from /I. Maker,"
was a bridle—" seen," when looked u p o n.—
"Drive Through the Wood, N. Ail,'' was a nail
driven through a piece of wood. " CdUse of the
Revolution, 0. IL T.," was all about a . little tea,
which may stand for "Oh, how taxed," also.
Of the statuary : " Bust of a Commentator,
E. Rose," was a " common tater." The most
complimentary of all, and ono fur which we have
no duubt each guest paid the fifteen cents most
cheerfully, for so economical a ebinginm, "Bust
of a Prominent Citizen, L. Giese ) " was one's self
looking in a gbiss. "Last of the 140 e; (in moci i
life size,) by ..Chumaker," was a last, end the
fast of all.
Refreshments were served, the cheerful rooms
were filled with, the Joyful sqund of music) and
happy voices, and the, entertainment , may well
be called a sociable extracrdinary.ll.Dfost: of the
designs we think mustthavo origina l led In the
fertile minds of tho fair hostess and her coadjd2
tor:. It was certainly a fair " sell."
SPORTS.—Don't do it. For
.o months the bright eyed, gamey, fleet footed
deer have afforded you a source of exciting, en•
ergiring pleasure, denied to the denizens of old
er and more densely populated States. With the
first day of the present month•, that 'privilege
ceased, unless you are a deliberate lawbreaker
11 , 1 a dishonest twin. •
For months thodeer lipyo had only their pgn-,
c.t3 to depend on for prOtection agifinq'peOlid#l
iitlts and Aire cartridges: Now, t'hey
, hace the
inact?d to; 1t urselves, through ,bur repro
•emetivea.. ,hem a fair shon. s 4lll:hcrohere
Ar httivi ...I.:- II the 211017, and you know
.Let vou can rao.. splendid buck with
e Jog. d.1. • l ate it. When the crust eill
)”ii, 1,4,1, Bill to his knees at
rstr . !, ion,p, the 1..11.1in-oleo may to strong to go
cier t.. Four Itnit, bunt up a track, and fol
tov the io,hh.l fellow to his death;—Lot don't do
.t Ihe .1o0; at this seei•eit ate with fawn. It
%tyy gatliokitrt,4•r to, hoot down,
,„eh a doe, Pith the help ken an ill 'coaditioned
" yAllor dog,' —bot don't do U. ;isiot that the
‘1,3;.; woul.l ho to blame; but his master would
ri , •hly deserve G‘ : (3 years in theriienitentiary.—
There bits always Been n reeklr\ss disregard of
the game laws, not only here, but thioughout the
country, that has done more- toward extermina.
flog the deer than all the fairoratiottobio hunting
to which thil have been 'subj. - fetid. The deer
will outlast any of us, with fair play : let them
have it,
And don't shoot every hare or pheasant you
C&O get a bead on during our lung, hard winters.
The p6ensant (ruffed grouse) is our best nod most
Leautiful game biSd, while our hare is capable of
~ lording Pplendid spoit, running in circles be.'
fire hounds for an *pare day, tut teldom leading
the InuEic beyond car-ehot. For a quiet day's
•port bn a fro;t, commend us to te!!:teirca".oc
..n.ttp beagles, traihed 11.3 harriers: i) . 9'f
mthate the hares, and•don't call them tgbbittr-h "
The spotting papers ore dr' reading jest notit„
turning largely to horse, billiard: balls, and
I most lame arditapotent conclusion .: Of nantAes
between thoso gentlemanly blackguards, thoproo
leslonal billiardists. I 7
Fricnd ran Odder :—As our •COtinty — p - istiEtt: *
;Ire the chief means of communication among
Inhabilants (through' xour kindness,) I desiretor
ley the folhhving plan before the public, as an,
drprovemcnt and Means of convenience in. tbi
rural districts, among such families-aa have ellit.•
drcn to instruct, In order to make borne attrattl"
tire.
As I am a firm - believer that mueio-has ten. :
denoy to iitimulata and refine the better; , --
Faif
man, I think we have -col:nettling to
. do 66149: -
Pending our cbildraritii:pcitiiioti schools, , to learn
tho branches commonly taught therein.• •.t
Let (very family ‘ procuro , an instrument, and
kt five
. of thosc thist ‘iiii'do 0; loiritUgeittor and
hire a competent tattler:J-1s tencliei - diet woildi
aim, betide teaching,. lb qoallf,fr the', pup 4 to;
serve the Good Blaster in Se bilk , schoolsAtuj .
churches.' Thusjoin g 4 ,•togetlery,Teach. fatuity ‘.
could receive inetruott n one ,dayoleach rt4t4 I
at home, and then con Itythetealthei neitiniliar
Ling totheir'lleighbo.ry- 4 . 4 1 ,e ; 4, 4, 4 i 5.4 7 490
tortuneitte children iiiimiliy, iak ail - akeno. o
A I' .
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lessons. With the exception . of the Minkel to
boardlogyareuntt,:-dc4tin*PAir faP)allY it
would not woriz Warm; sold inks ° that ' ll "
years we would haveni congregational staging In
our churches ; and if ono orgaulet should be ab
sent, a dozen would be ready to fill the vacancy.
If the above Wan should not the appro
val of the public, let another be - iiiggeeted. Ag
itation of thought lathe. beginning of wisdom.
N. ill.` 3ueltitincheire sari ode einplarbitke
this vicinity. We hope to reobli6 ••PrOPflalt. 4 -
Addreisi Cherry Plate, Tioga county.
'
ILL •
• • Arr. ran 'Odder :—r 'Noiltib, r oughthrough
your papkt; ttt telt the , attentifirr Of 3he-publio to
the-new iltate road lately latd,ont from Wellsbo
rti to the Marsh creek road, neat 'Mei aid Alford
mill. I have vrithin v a ; few. days • learned that
there is some opposition to this road, and that
remonstrances are being, or about being, eitcula
tad for signatures against its being built.
J'hs law ,antltorizing I the , construction ,et ; -; this
road; was poised April 2i, 1870. The first see
d-on stp p nits Ranutel-Dicki aeon,- Gd6.;TY. bib
and Isaac M. Bodine commissioners, for the pur
pose of laying, ont, , opeiting.and inaldn'e•alState
road, 'commencing at, the. nest termination of
Queen street of the b.:dough or itirellsboro, la the
county of Tioga, to Marsh. creek, intersecting
the Marsh creek road, at or below the old Alford
-mi11,",, The, segond,section provides fon fikipg
, areft of said road'of 'rector` in else Court of Quar
ter Sessions of,Tioganynty l chi - section
provideethatt the road taxes assessed 'under
existing laws , rising,from the, unseated lands of
Phelps, Dodge' & And' Dodge, lames and
Stokes, in the(.townshipa.i of, Palmer and Ship
pen, in the county of TiOga t areherety expressly
appropriated, for the next six years, for the pur
pose of laying out, opening and completing said
road."
The'abOve tire-the 'inert, idportent
the firet and third being the, ones against which
opposition is especially diteettd—opposition to
the route of the road, and to the appropriation
of taxes for so long a term as six years.
The contract fot building the road, I under
titand,.has been let, *nth pieparations 4 ere'
to commence it as early , p .o t.Thiticon4
tract price $3 p er red, including the bridges.
The length of the road, as appears by the draft
filed, is-1329 rods, or four miles and 49 rods • and
the - eoerof
,beiddieg it. is oonaequentiy
This amount, and this only, is to be paid from
the road taxes' or 'the " Dodge Phelpi" lands
in the townships of Delmar and Shippen . , thro'
which the ,road runs. It is true that the ,road
tutu .oft Apt, tench) for siir. yeive,levp pppop
ri
ted te befitting:the road ; but when' t h e — road is
once built and paid for, the act of the Legisla
ture ceases to operate, and the remaining taxes
of the six years reviit to the respeotive.l own
ships in which le lands lie. • •
Taking the,tei piiiat,itasesintelit midi?. in 186'f
• 8 as the hi:Leis. and the rate remaining as it was
the roach taxes on the Dodge A. Phelps
lands in_Sbippenfor 'lB7O are $OBO 5 0 1iiiia t ib
mar.s334 equ al' to $994.90; 46 that the: Wads,
,of. four yeirs would! build . the ?red, lacking cenly
sight dollars. But great complaint is made
against the_value of these lands„ as, finally fixed
ingr,V
by the cadiriiiiitOnfri,',W. tix'imrposes,
and there can n - bliTho doubt that The Assessors
*will raise the value of these lands at least 25 per
oent.., *high multraiseenonglOn feurlyearCto
parall expenses,! and leave a aurplus of at least
$5OO. Any ,ono who wilflook :into the matter,
can easily see that the taxes of 1870-1-2-_-3 are
amply-sufficitinvto - liuild a first . A .l4 : rfoth
lVelleboro to 'Pin'e creek. 'I catino ' ' `all
that the edit or'beilding the road 4 at "ail Oora
mensurate to tile advantage it will be to the pub
lic, espeeially,to, persons living oq the route
' of
the roaci,tind ttpTion ;creek:: -• '•'
Ail,oedl:deal - tat' misureittialanding,,appesire 'to
exist as to the grade of tb'e road as laid out.—
Starting frem the tweet termination, of Queen
street, the road runs about one mile with a vari
able grade, exceeding, in no place, five feet to, the
hUndred. Thence it runs about 35 rods,' with a
grade not exceeding six feet - to the hundred, and
the summit, going thence westerly is gained with
a grade not exceeding 3 feet to:the bundred,exeept
in ono place, where the road is dishing, and
where the grade, When the road is 'fleithed, Will
be testi than eight feet.to the' hundred. 'Coming
from Marsh creek, therstnemit is gained by going
a distance of one mile and 96' rods ; and in no
place does the grade exceed eight feet to the hun
dred, a part of, this.distance being iti . c.feet,Jitisd a
part three feet to the hinidred:'
fhe grade of this road has been,'hompare4 to
the Wetmore hill, bylhose" who iipposo. it.. The
Weftisore hill road is from ,r 1 ,to 20 feet o the,
hundred in•sevital places, So also pie the hills
on'the Pine creek road. Persons familiar with
the road leading to Samuel DiCkinson's residence,
may judge better of the grade, when they know
that in no place on,the pew road, te,th,e, grade as
heavy as . botvieeiV hero and his hens's: 'There are
several miles on , the "'plank road", to, 'Pogo with
more,grade than any place on the road proposed.
I understand 'there are two other routes spo
ken of: the first being substantially the old road
by Samuel Dickinson's, up asjar as David-Hei
se s, and thence down Heise run to Marsh creek.
The ather route is down the ".plank reed," as
far as the, bridge , this i side .of the Ildirehtlat ;
thence down tho canal, as it is came," to unite
with the old Marsh creek road at the most eligi
ble point.
Most of your readers know the route from
Wellsboro to Mr. Heise's, as a very long bill of
heavy grade in many places; and those who
have fished down Ileiseyun,..know that from the
summit to Marsh' creek is a very heavy: desttend•
ing grade, apparently.. Thelriends of that ton to
say, - however', that
- the grade, from :ITellaber9 to
Heise's'pkaylie very materially' itiiproved . ): and
that the grade down Bela° 'run is 'near' as
heavy.as-it , appears to be. ' ,
, The - other route is diametrically oppoied to the
great O:bjeot of the road—that is a direct road,
by the shortest and best-route, -from Pia creek
to W,ellitbore. Ido not know but the giado of
this 18.44 easy as that Of the read,lalirout ;
buttbetiltilfafireat way iottediand-tnakierit a
rott<p,tn,;*Pine Creek -to 'Ole • railtoftp.# , the
liftirtitt',.againsOibitih we of sWellsbekt meet em
phatlearify-prelest.. Youk o.- -J. B,
THE PRACTICAL EARNER.—This groat agricul
tural monthly of 24 pages, each number 1 4 04-
Omely_printed
_and well illastrited, is-riaoofometi
ded to' Tarmeri eVery wb ere, an& eepnelilly
sylvania 'Armors, as a valuable and reliable ag
rienitural journal.
IL 16 very obly copdaqted, with. a large4ratin
ber.dipiaittical tcontribntors and +viriterai 'and
treats of live stock in all their varieties, diseases
of animals, grain growing, the dairy, orchard,
ivegetable and market gafdening, rearing and
fattening stock, farm buildings, with regular ar
ticles on * household and miscellaneous matter.
It is publiihed Philadelphia 'by Palicsi ALL
Zilortnts & Co , 18 North 13th St , at the low
price of 1.50-per annum. o
' "THE MANUFACTUIIgai .Butt.nert"—for Jan.
is on (air table: ;It id' Oompiefilinsive, well
'edited, and finely illustrated.
To the Mechanic and Inventor, its value is - far
• beyond the trifling nst- of subscription.
A patent agency is connected, with the publi•
;cation office. Terms of tubscriptiun $1.50 per
,year, in advance.- :Atifliss,Westem..4.lr. -Co., 37.
Park, Row, ear York. 01 kt
TIIM. "YEAR LOOK A LMA SACK " ihBLted by
tlto "New Yotk Ishstiver,7 contains a luLdot
.valfiablb irtf,ruiation; - satitisticpgerierel aadt
'special n‘tus c.it:ctirronoP,tablei c.l
'of Etatitp (lurks, lists of too 'cicrgy of different
deuotiiirtationFiand Cho first Directory of Now
.York, published in 1786." The latter work, a
,copy LA which, four scars ego Ef•ld for $1,06.
Stancrittercto the Observer got free. ' •c,
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MAWR lAG E S.
TRAVER—WESILARE—At the house of the
,brill ,'s paren to, lice. 2S, I ! V.O, by- M. K. Rstan,
;Esq., Mr. Franklin Traver to NllB3 SA rah West
:lake, all of Jackson Pa.
D.VATILSI.
OLT,I 4 INr7Io qu,ktlestop, Nov. • 27,',1870„: of
oopgisOot), r. 21e190n Orktiin, iitars3,7`
montb?,.nod : l4. daYs.
Brother Catlin was ono of the faithful. ,For
;about tifty4estis, ho •repiesented MV.hcitlisai in
oarnest, , Siwayi doting: bit few. iMprove kNa tte
knts they have given- them as brother Catlin ;
gishen an opportunity was given to labor, not a
,moco t run , to Ate plway's i immoved the
firs.t oppurtunityi; :His `seat Was always Vied, and
his teiliinony (away-8 given. His labor is ended,
his toil is ovur, and ho i 9 oequpying.lhat• "hunt:
ble sear-it Om right hand 'oe, God." Mid, help
jtll t, be as tr. S. Tastts
EbtM± odi
THAT IRON ISNALUA LT: "AS A bIEDIOINIL—
bne long been known, but it Is only since its preparn
lion in tkeporticutar,form,qf Porurt‘in Amp shatlts
Sall poworxiy'ortlilfsettioilulet Ilsoifiglit. to „light.
ltq effect dasels'er - dprpoilSki and' deli - 13 most
talutary.
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Oa:ills; so Wa t . they i'..:i t.......', ..'.'..a a:. I :if:- t;
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flieted cap, call 94 tlwirroffrOp lircivirti* 1 - itO - 4
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thy hair soft, Lnxpriant.thick, and ilagan'agtiolht
Balm ct atikett that h
aal!ovr:CarapLaton Into tha tuarliltki
tileauty you now emit. This is - eraptitically dm tin
gnage o;,011, who use thaw, articles. -I" , tro-head , of
liair and a refined complexion are the. :graitiat,attraal
ons a woman can poetess,-.The #athtiroyr *HO Map
olia Balm 'areynst /that Wilt etrer th on ..to , s42l—and
a thing elielfill. "klAilisini lithe bleeih,,Of ,yenth r
makes a lady of thir4 4 ll`ipein Mit /tweittY.:ltiitli
cies are entirely harmless, and very pleasant
LIST O~!,TQRQR,-Dratun for 4blp
ua la
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liaritkplj
, Ae tit t ntot o . •
Bloss=-pair 'k Castello.. i tlexandel Gaylord,
JameitHelley, John Van Oder.
Tioga—Danbil DewoY, A H Westbrook.
Wellaboro—Marshall Darla"), lamp Van Val
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kenburg.
Wadraow...raitiosiGrear .4, .7, 4 •
' .Shippen—LeroY Herrington'.
Charleston—Nathan Lester, •
Liberty-r-Samnel H Lovegood, Charles Mann.ll
COvlngton—Andrew Mclntosh. •
Farmington--Henry Mowry.
Richmcnil— derbpiPratt4l47y
MeV 4111 1% 1 1 Hti
mo f ,
Westfield Bora T -Thomas Sanders.
G. EDWAUDS.
Fall Brook—John L. Saxton. -
Deerfield—Philp L Taylor.
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TEAVERO JURORS-Lit WEEK.
Welisboro—Ella Kimball,. William Riley,
Henry Van Valkenburg, James L White, Joseph
Tibga B orii—Trankihr H ida‘mg. Hirai hall.
• Oharlestint-,Otle. Atherton,
Noah Wheeler. , • 1. ,
Manifiell=jusiin ISi Ballo9, Malt` Phelps:
Deerfield—Henry M Burlingamo, _Ohostet , B:
Hoyt, George Knox.
Brookfield—Edward Baker.
Covington Tp.—Marion B Butler, Albert
Martin.
Liberty—Daniel Orion, Win. L Keaglo.
Elk Run—TiMothy S Coate.
Elk—John Maynard.
Sullivan—Henry B Beard, Loran Dodge, La.
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Mainsbnrg-rSanford,Dewey.
Unioni-LVilliadDitelibiltn: • ••
sJackeon4RdwardEitereit, Aiorrnan
Archibald Spencer.," • -„
Delmar=oleergeßliglish, John`Hazlitti.Jblirr
Pierson, George Green.
Lawrence Tp. , Wi liam Holton.
Nelson—John M Hammond, Marcus B Seeley.
Blose—John James, Lorenzo D Taylor.
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Farmington—Daniel Mowrey-
Fell Brook—James Pollock.
Knoxville—Delavan W Reynolds.
Riobniend—Daniel Ripley.
CliMer-textScott, lob Sado:Oar:
Osceola—Morgku.,Seeley„ ,
Eikland-r-Jotin 0 - Whitaker.'
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~..wn.svatlz:;TAinnnn 2 nd %TOM. ,
Middkebstry 7 -James H - Brvwn,pilik,mussleadf.,
jitoicion—Einaiett:Barnee, Russell 9 Pr!Suite;
la'meitgarailtonVilniity'Tikiblidge; •
-,,Clialham-yßurdeil black. _
0 lYnserr-Jotin'Daltia,. iTebnSyhei.
liallAßroolc—.Thomaa F#yr.
iVelisboro—John'Glbaat7; B'R Trends '\.
Blosa—Danlel BaritoyliiitiitetJariabi
Moran, Johnll Wilcox, Henry H Holland. '
Lawrence Tp —Joseph Guile.
Ward—Maylan Horton.
Lawrence Boro—George McLean.
Tinge Hero—Roland McAllister.
Liberty—William Herber, Jacob Sheffer.
Elk Run—Chas S. Pattison. •
Rutland—Jefferson Pritteman.
.I"ktte„ Albert Sherwood,
Ari *Minket. - ' 2 .• -•• 21
• 13*k6OidirlWjilialtk anfielOY.
Deerfi o ld,-Allen. Seeley. t • . < .
;Vinton'--44eStOtThointia, Jay Whlletioad.
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;Notice .to Tax.;-Payera..
HE Commissioneas of Tiega Von:ntyysijimogt
T
tho Tax payers of Wellaboro on Jan. 24th,
at the Commissioners office for the , purpose of ad
justing the Valuation of tho assessment of 1871,
January 25th, the Tax
. payers of Charleston
will meet at tho Commitormers -office. Cu tho
26th the Tax payers of Delmar - at the Commis
sioners office. On the 27th, the Tax payers of
Shippen at the Com9aissionera office. All, -per
sons aggrieved by their valuations, will be heard
if.tbey choose.- _ _ ,
TTe L asesssors. of Ow said Townships ar, re
questedto be
•P. V. , -VAN'NESS,
. • . WETHERBEE,
inn. 18 7 - 1871-2 W JOB XFORD,
Corntro:i
'WHEREAS, ray wife Eltithe . hailefkmy bed:
'IT avid bOord withoutjustoluse or provoca
tion, this is to notify all persons not to harbor or
trust heron my neaount, as I will ° not pay any
debts of her contracting after this date.
Sullivan Jan. 9, 1871. JOHN WATKINS.
NOTICE ii hereby given that tho Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders of the Morris
Run Coal Company will be held on the first day
of BchniarY nost,'..at the_ Moe of_the %oniony in
Marrfs-,ftqn,.Tioga Coupty,, Ila..at 10 o'clock in
the ferehoon;for thispurpohd , alating"Ltireel
ora for the'. ensuing yeat;. and for `, transacting
soth other ploiness as may porno, before it..
T. 11AMILTOlt;
'Morrii!ltnn,
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I 04 SALE—One span of,tonr Year- old molts,
I of ono *Span of tithe year old colts, to snit
p' °baser. Both spans aro well broke to het
i:loM- Said colts aro sound and In good oon
dVtion, and sol'd reasortablO. Call on, or
a dress, ALVIN WEBSTER,.
Jan.ll3, 1871.-4w , * Stony Fork.
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HIS -MACHIN I E 'ha's no stiperlo, and 2 . 15,
adapted to , all kind's of work" . .. It only
needs a trial to be • appreciated. ' It will hem,
fell, seam, tuck, bind, quilt, braid, embroider,
cord, gather and ruffle, and is the best and chea
pest machine for family use ever offered to the
public. •
. ; • •‘ '
Thu riLebatOrmcg,*A.ogtNE,
Is supttior all !others.;fol e,revoplkuic,it
soursilirebt, fro th .the opools- ' and ati
winding- o threild . • It, is-. easily adjusted; And .
not liable tO get out of Order..
: .
Persons wishing to purchase a machine, eho'd
by all means
,try this one, before buying any
other. Call on, or address
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. , A. B. EASTM" • 1 , 1",
a fa - r, DENTIST
0 1771VE AND If
)layint,bougkt, Eir..Vsun Refne:is s !Intermit 3,n ;
the partnerahip of gkittnart & Wen /lame wo'd
reipeettrilif reqttest'ltU Aterionl Indebted true
'late a firm to fall Sind Jrattle,aVonee: - •
• Oftlee oppeilte,the-Coulhilonse, }viers he will
scontinna the most ap
proved and skilful manner, at Like low,est; puma !:
ble rates. Call and see speoiefedilanit tiertitie
ales before going elsewhere.
eo. 1 1870 A. B. tASTAIAL
Rail Road Meeting.
FIRE INSURANCE.
MITCfELL 'A`
0. 1
Vs 7 E'LLSBORO, PA.
4 - Sstieit'olietes in first-elass Companies at as
xt-g;.ktOsT
na any
--'RELIABLE: - COMPANY
• -
11111 pant l'itsuranco.
Jai): 4, 1871.-ly. i JNo. MyrOLIELT.:
THE•:-GOL'D MEDAL
stikiNg• - • itaCIIINt Y.
EN
Jrip. y '
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For =e. t -:„ ,- . i ~,/ ,-(' ,ii i. ,
A • PAIR of 'fouling Stews, ani!tivo calves.
..cy. .Apply to r Eirdpitill illayEtE. •
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Jan.: ••-** •*7 - 1 ,- , ••••• u • ~
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,-,-
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$650 l e ‘, b. .e • - est se Ate.
ever pub hed. AGENTS who cell .our . new
work.
PQ MN MtONE TALE idiSttneMol4l/
COMMON ONNON, •
have no comp:AMU" 1 c'44 -
IA - 61W il- Xwy °/ '
published like It.'XiirboWy n _ ..
body wants ft. Many agelt are now making
from $5OO to s6soxpet 4anth:lxnatgiads sent
derful book. 24 page Deseeptive Oirealar aunt
free olpplieetlon. We ant good livsl,Agentro,
men I ~,,,,
e• t,
the merxti , or
work, itile. tla it Is a ImiTerpl
oAgen o l d 4 .as welZ At ri f ,
° I
money. ( 44 es,
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WELLS Co., 482 Broo m e =treat, New oar.
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A PPLICATION FOR LTOEIC
by given tkat tka ,followin
made applNatlbinf dab'. Tatra=
House ',tamps, and.tbat the
to Chet:l4d of - Quarter 'Sado
inst.,llt2 ofitlact P. Ilf.joitiOn
; tend if they think proper.
Horn.
80l Bonne), Walsh ,
A.D. Orsives,* "
4,2,hsfa 0..
H. Goldsmith A , DI.
.artin,,ltle
cr. ADDPitih •
H. If. Bbeffer, Libor .
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eldlidi Perry, s „., :rig.
0. 8.. Whited, Nelso
Win. Foote, Delmar.
11. 0. Vermilyea,
Devinonr Guild. Oba
J. O. Price, ,
Covingtr ,
,-,„, . ---,
, Walter Conklin Up # i Ni kg, 6 -..g-.c,,,,t
Lowla Daggett , La encecilic,* *I
' W. B. Van Born, W 'Moro. '
Thes,Cl raves, Covin ton.!
.t'd.w r ilit.ll4 PI:014W Al; J:4474 '." .!...''.
; i Ritmo ilea ireff:..loil. ittlai l
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The - Ame ~
Hillortot qIOLE 4) ' - r
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.rx,-..:-..21111E-04024 a 1. - 2 '
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Thu/ Idaohine iv adapted-i
and will.be.eold cheap. All ;
call and aeo ono in operatio
Mr. JtiraegAt iil
Jan. VI, Ott -, -V 4'
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Cast Iron BO
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Tioga'
•:, - -;, REGISTEWS NOTICE:' , ';•:I
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Wr OTICE is hereby given thatjhe Admit- ,
IN istrator and gluttidians,, srmed below ; bave.,l
filed their acq:ousitslin ;bpd' ,11pgisteeo 5 0.4t c i,for.
Tioga County Penna, and that the said accounts
'will he presented to•the Orphlin's CoUrt fer"- - ettia
CountY, at a Straion of said Court to be held at
Wellsboro on Monday the 304 „day of Januari, l
1871 for allowance And, gentillii4Yoixti T,,,j , :::-"Z l iii,'
s- Nt.• • . , s
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Acconnt of Gleergo - 0 Hee ay , Administrator
of the Estate of Ira Bullock,l to of Middelbury,
deceased., ~ , • I
'ACeennt ef totain tuttS, ' duardiprof 144
Butts, minor child of Erastits Bate, - late -of
LawrenecAllo deceased. ° .
AccOtittpgfptiVi dila diitOf Jul( i Arti(l
i 3
Guernsey and harles Gnome "y,minor children
of Sally Ann Onerneey ittles, of Delmar, deceased.
Register's bffic.l3 W,ellebbrgir .:Jamitiri.4. I.M .
REGMER. --'
,'arm for ia
offarn ta .!
atm! in Copp .110110i g,
N up
from Covingten'tol elliboto.
tains 228 acres, about 250 lag ,
building, orobard, and well
improved part of the farm
This farm will be sold oboe
rpaiopaples; Xpvtire on the p'
gAMIIEL
Dec. 14, 1870.-3 m.
Orplons' CoVr Zitlei',
,:, ~., Co_ p r
- DY virtue of in order liana out of the Orpli-
L 9 ans. Court of Tioga count , the undersigned,
Administrators of the estate,.f Frederick Wei r
ty,' deceased , Will fell 4 - publiol sale,
,on ' TUOB7-
day, January 81i 1 . 871; at It . o'clock, nOen,', of
the Court House, in WellsbOrti- ' to the ' highest'
and best bidder, the followin described landd,
situate In Libet:tttettnshirt, .•u,.. ; , : ':i. :-5
1 ;
let. Bcgiiiiiing at a - post, th northeast iornor
of warrant survey No. 196 '; thence west 58
perches . tin a goat; . thenenAson 11::-88.9;.pattheiritr
a post in Brie of Jonah Er , water ;lot; thence
along the land of said Brewster, east, 58 perch=
es, to a post in the warrant line ; thence north
83:9' , petFiliem,te - the".plaolOif begintiligt;lielifk
part of .rialik Warrant s; o inita ill ng 27,ractilei r.
- 2d.Belng north part of Ivarrant No. 1981;
bounded on the north by lands 0 Datti9l,.Eard
ly and Jonah . Taylor, west•l4 lands 'of Jahn
Heyler, south r by lands of Jeremiah Bleak, and
east by lands of Frederick Welty estate;•con
taining 821 acres, more or leap. _
3d. Beginnigg , 44,4iptit.:; idit-the' iive#erji ilhie
of lands of the Bpisooparitoadoiny;• Ihenae
north along said line 83_, perches „to a peach;
thence west 17;perches to 'is oat; theice`secith
by lands of Israel Greenlief 83 perches to a post;
thence east 17 perches to te place of begin
ning; containing 8 acres and 131 perohe.s
4th. Beginning at a post i line of larids,ol
Henry Eardly.i4hince itattilt 49.9 iiprehes to' a
beech; thence - by "unsittled; lands; **eta' 49.9
perohos, to a beech; thence by unsettled lands,
west 144 perches, to a beech, thence. lands,
of Jiinah Tayfor; . nbrth' 49:9 iletiOliii# ? ; to - a 'pottt - ij:
thence lii Tab ds 'co f John - Loin ;coeds, otfitl44-tior
c hes, to place of beginning; containing 42 acres
and 80 perches.,. i' , .- , - .4 r'' 4j;-: '; '."4 's
V.' tl eglb - dug' aka kelt ill a ille .. 'oils tern 51p aPlf '
Iciiids of - Jacob 'Mbyer , f . tkati 1 /3 isiit`by lauds of
Christina Esrick, 72 perchesto a post; thence
a
'ndrth-by lands of floorgaj esegdfllB.:,iatyilbt ,
i
, ea; thence wait by lands of ßenjamin Brien, 72
porches, to a post; thence;_a,pt.l4 , ,py lantiaol44-,
.cob Moyers 113 perches, tote place of begin.
!, ni ttgl "Wn . taitti ug, 47i atirea..,..,
i k
Terms : One-third on co &motion of
_sale;
, ode-third:one - y ea falterarreili '-liiiiChitii , third lit' ,
.the death of Mary Ann Welty, widow of said
!Frederick Welty, decc.ased. w th - ißrorast - on the:
.same froukreontiratetkenrof• , pilyal4e annu-t ,
ally, andl f- h o be sorb cid -And- mortgigf
s i e
upon the property. MARYANN WELTY,
PIII.LLTP WELTY, -;.•
k 'A dre i il'a ...--!,
E. R. HAIGIIT,
Lambs Creek, Pa.
Dan Monroe, Wellab,
0. B. Girdrioh. Nola
Miuor Watkins, We
J. J. Borgia, Wenob,
LOOK H
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and gee thorn befOro Itu
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Jan. 11, 1871-3 t.
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Jan 4, 1871 4w
Alittins' Cour
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1011 Y virtue ft an order;
Conft of Tioga c9srityialist • undei4Q
- signed, Administrators of C.() estate of Ruth
-Lincoln, deceased, will sell at public sale, _ on
'Thursday, Jan: /144§74, 4 Vitleet P. 4,1" - ; at'
the hensol Lair& ;Daggett in Lawrenbevtlle,
;to the highest and best biddy , the following de
scribed prpperty, situate in -1 4 wronce .toopepiiri
Beginning' 4t- a libuilbeir;iketrouthivelif corner
of land belonging to heirs Of Obadiah Inecho
deceased; thence north, 63 degrees east, 47-per- ,
thee to a post on the west bank of the Tioga
Fiver; thence south, 22 degrees east, 33 perches
tan whitansk v i,gterme-oesta degrees/low;
priierch perch es to a birch; thence , i10rtb,7:44 degrees
Cast, 37 perches to the place of beginning; con
taining it acres and 137 perches, more or less.
Terms : One-fourth cash at j e of sale ,„ . a
the bal, l e t ti e teris ftmlf 19, #4 . *4.11
Waitoool2 ArgrAPeik dale =cow
!nation. DYER INBOIIO,
B. O. MATTISON,
Ada:inhere
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Deo 21, 1870 4w
•The,Recvly.Pa•l
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WE take t raatlied-fe,i
ere that, +llthrYthp tris ,
We will sell goodillir
*ettled accosAtiklalliii: t t r itt
will be loft ror poiloctiort,,gl
-We purpose `yep ag i
goods, and solicit patronage
tt_
PO" V 184;
Application for
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OTlttll'iliiieiiigitfAil .
applications for chart:
has bean tiled in,nty,_otibiei,.l.,
to the Conitlnt Ocluhltikk"PlgiA,
ilfondayijanAlCiliTTl' ' 1
Application of E. B. Youn:
!alley, F,Aorotp
ibelaitteta of Vie "Militia of
&boo) AttMApefield.A;.-
Applieittion'af St ~
eroA.l
'Vermaic Satiety."
Jany, 11, 1871. • J.
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RIPE
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ItNaVfir CA4,01
FtQrs3ign and
ir
ZPhiolt
7*-I LADits , DBEBI~ GOOD!
.Bunon, Ailaf KINDS,
l '"""` 'Attzarraotos,
- lo es,
I
'o4l2 Cart Boap, Tt
Cowes, .
.. 3 era
Hate Si Caps,,Boots & shoes, Rubbers, Crockery, Wooden Ware, ,cc.
Notice is here..
named penons_Ams.-
qqa,
Idceniea and Usat
.. a will be t . - prespitted
a the 80th Ilait - g'3an: -
I inteiesteit /nay 9*4
.
CsaklaidfotillMEß, or shipped oh Commission.
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'-„.t.lsase oall and look Oar tool oiror. Yon will always Rnd ne ready and willing to allow
goteds; L ~. -,;Ati 1 •-1 f.,
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freakthe etmazing.i.lttret IblCapecubstionduet
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—Sent friteica receipt Price,' '
in makinA.
_remittances, always procure a draft ' e l a :- New '''' Y'Ork,Or a ' o :'' s Offi ; Office liana; Order, if
mostole. : wrier° neither or to venz -Is p.......441,-......1.416 • ~ , money, h t awalpt in a REGIStERED
letter. Tanis, cash in advance. „ .A ddiess •• • • '-' = ~- • ' • ' -- • .--- --, .• ,
• Jan 4, , 187,1 4w 1 " '--•'-' ' " THE ‘-'IIIBUNE,•New York.
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MS
rxi? 1"? - bale, slot
• • Arentik= teasing
Saidlarm eon,
~ r oved, with good
stored. The un
- well timbered.—;-
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amines .
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'-:. - - li • ftw - r" - - 7- :-T - • - ---- :.- .':! .'' - .1.,•-• ~....DYE STUFFS I •
- 7 'l' : - '"" 4k 1 11 - 6 ;f; PERFIIMEItir — — I ) .'
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...,,r.; 1.1 - (.... 1.- --: .2... -!! ftsw - la kal'iki--- - __ / ! YANKEE NOTIONS,
71 ;`••
many quantity and at low figures. I w• nt iit be distinctly understood that I soil cheaper
than any other firm in the County; farthek" I 'lla , stfElt , m, !Nit no • 11111.11 can undersell me un l e ss
they receive goods.by the underground rail 'end; f 4 .' f ;
Putty,,, c AleOhtil'
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KEROSENE OIL, TOBACCO, CIGARS, WINDOW -CURTAINS & FIXTURES.
/ • - i '•'=V " 3 il t• •ti • , t,
t 1P •10 - ‘, • Ir i!.
tit * ' • I - 1 1 , 1 Az
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In foot: I Iteep'everytbing usually frond in a, first class Dug Store, and invite all in want in
anything in et!) , line togivp me a call. No obaTge for ebowing Goode. Call and see.
15. W .;• ,j r •
Jan. 4,-1871 7 1y., _ - Its - W LLIAMS. •
NEE
~110 6 41..-3FLIESEEV,_ St. "I".A.3IBCJEINT. N
.11ss 11E OERMAI , IS VICTORIOUS, and peace Proo!aimed throughout Om United Stut \ ee: = nett
orthelo ivith,i:pmorsolasa etride oci the track of every eon and daughter, s ad of
felltletoiai'mtPlolk jjti tififfielititraeon whrthere_ebonld be no delay In going to
,
sisrieric•er 7 o 4Lirt CA-allery
FOR, --;~
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'ON IRON PAPER OR I.PORCELAIN
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to fit -ih;surii Best bic 2'• ' liei Icirtiti td0 4416 48 - I
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Vignette, pules de Vyl it ee, German and Medallion l e adsd from retoucbed neg
- , , r , .'' '-z .± ativee"-- The new Victoria size,, Cabinet size,
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and all popul r sizes made and put up in neater i steel 404:4 berei(sfqvo .been bfermtbY at*?
- Pholligrap . her iri this section of country. It is tbe only gallery_ in Tioga County retouching Its
negatives in t h e true Berlin style. Large assort Ant of • •
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donaat de r t o rat ot tt i ndiSirst Ay t tyl ti l My prices are as low as the lovrest,,doing
AsinOli e wait te e s Wog is made. lAll work guarmnteed bigive
WW I /lid/ 0 13 out 'ha • !I - e wit so e' ftrat.wili be first siirviii„s,lll 'till oiamina,
specimens before goinielsewhere
1 i Mans fi eld, Jan. It, 1871-3 m. F. M•IBPENCER, N. P. A., Artist and Proprietor.
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I ' Also. WRAPPINci BAP I BRiat meNisfliottirers prices .
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itaraerms Cash, and prises reasonable: First deor above Cone, House.
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Wellsbon, Jan. 11, 1871-Iy. ' I
Ora assortment of
heretofore.
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ntlilogs cone /A
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oseph C. Doane,
00„est 2 a). )ander,
dig ..101101P9Onfit;
ne, J. B. Potter,
4.lce'rnitilit . of the
P. DONALDION
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1871.
Daly, Semi-Weekly apd Weielity
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MALVIN PURE
fed i zR liies,
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PAINTS,
OILS, -
BRUSHES,
VARNISHES,
,KEROSENE,'
LAMPS, &O,
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c'.-','' . ; t! - : 1 , ~ 7 t2.;:1 r: 2 i - ,%.; c.!
Torpehtioe,
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' —all stile's, coloeSatta 'patterns—
ALPAOASI POPLINS. BLAOR. AND
.- t :9LORED filn4CEls 4 0 9 4' o l
amairriroz.'. SHAWL%
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and ; 4,lnrie.aelakrinmp,to nide frpni.
CLOAKS READY-.M4 DE;AND CLOTH
.TO MAKE *ORE, ALL HINDS OF..
LININGS, FRINGES, TASSELS
,
1871.
£O.,'TO TRIM DRESSES'
' OR O.4OQDES.
NAN UEE' NOT, . •
can't be beat. Xi loops up witti'a eritiktug the
... , ;!;fauksestuytt.thoughtQt
. I . 7lfar.
HOOP SkIRTEIi iitALIifORAL.I3IiIRTI3,'
- • CORSETS ; *(1.: •
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toirriumerous to mention; - but will say- that7ou
irilLseldom end so large an assortment to select
from in a country store, and clear down to the
BG'I'TI M FIGURE.
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We also kee
RtAilrit
in suite, arid patio
atilt you with read;
A TAILOR
,' 110 Ott
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all a
HATS AND •
AND GE
GOODS, A COMPLETE LINE OP
CROCKERY; WOODEN WARE,
HARD W : I RE; SHELP,HARD
*ARE itAILS,t IRON;
Locke, Lat
A GEN
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Faropr#, ; l,f,.yon w
SALT, LIME,
Lime,
Battertaba, Pail
flavor with. All
ed. Priaes-aan't
Tiog,
Pa., 0c.t.:18 1870.
ii1A.1.3).4 43 1.3L1 Ei.
T• na GREAT AMERICAN HEAVER AMOR ;
ER, purifies the blood and cures Scrofula.
Byphilia, Skin Diseases, Rheumatism, Diseases 0
Women, and all Chronic affections of the blood.
Liver and Kidneys. Recommended by the Medi.
;al Faculty and many thousands of our best citi
zens.
Read the testimony of Physicians and patients
who have used Itosadalis; send for our Sundallas
Outdo to Health Book, or Almanac for thit year,
which we publish for gratuitous distribution; it
wiUgive you much Tillable information; . ,
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10k.'ILIV:Citre of Baltimore , - says: ' ” •
• I takepleasure in recommending your BOUM/
is as a very powerful alterative. I have seen it
used in two *es with happy results--one in a
case of secondary syphilis, in which the patients
pronounced himself cured after having taken five
bottles of your medicine. The other Ws case of
scrofula of long standing, which is rapidly f
proving under its use, and the indications are.
that the patient will soon recover. I have care
fully examined the Sirmula by which your
yeti; Boeudalis is made, and Sad Wan excellent
Omtionud Of alterative ingredients. ' •
Or. Sparks of Nicholasville, Ky., says ho has
used Rosadalis in cases of t'crofnls and Seconda
ry Syphilis results. - Ass eliwin
er df the blood I lnoW no better remedy.
Samuel (I, lifolfaitien,lintftersbore,'Penn.,safif
I have used seven bottles of Sendai's, and am,
entireitcaraiiiifltheninatistitt. seadine four bet
ties, as I wish it for my brother, who has scrota
lcas sore eyes.
,
Benjamin Bechtel, of Linia,Olkio, writes," have
suffered for twenty yearn' with an inveterate
eruption' over my whole body; a shorttimesinod
"purchased a bottle of Flosadalls and it Wooed
a perfect care.
Ronodalis is sold by P. R. Williams & Co., and
W. O. Kress, Welleboro; Philo Taller, 'Plogal
M. L. Bacon, Bloselirg,and Druggistagenerallyi
March 9 1870.—1 y
HALL'S '--
VEGETABLE. SICILIAN
HAIR RENEWER
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Is '. the only pertoeted-and •
scientifically prepared
preparaiioni of its kind
ever o ffered to the public,
and has n 0 ":competitor
in merit. By its use
GRAY HAIR is soon
restored to its original
youthful color and, bril
ii&A ncY,'Which is so ranch
admired by all. - Persons
whose hair, i s thin (in:falling
out Will; by tbiii 'se" of oar ll.
Renewerisoon S its good
efrects, as, by it tonic and
stimulating,proprties..tile
hair glands will be incited
ald r the hair • -grow thic k
ndi:trong again. Incases
of Baldness it - witi create
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a Sew \ gioWth unless tho
follicloi -
yttd It
is cOoli lays all
itching Awn of .
the sea', 3ot stain
the 'skin. afr yes, but
makes the' hiteand
elIL::: As a .PRE*ING
it i the best :and` ost
ieo omical preparatio in
the world, as its ()Fee
last so much longer. Seed
for en t 3
our Treatise- on. 9 - 0 -
.M. 4.1411.3 tO, all, 41/141.i•
Sold by - all Drawistp i p,glDealirs in Mol4ne.
Price ppepol!ti Iftelposue. , .
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PREDER
4e the new Cemetery.
RESTORES
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o.laqe assortment of
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f suite. • Should we fail to
-tedde; we have Oaaalmere
, -• .:.F.4
TO OUT AND FIT.
nit Isikoeso
ylee•and 51105.
'APS„ STRAW GOODS,
'TS' FURNISHING
bes, Carpenters' Tools.
RAL S'FOOK OF
CE R I' E S .
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EWING MACHINE.
nttpoie,to work w itik drop to
' LASTER, PORK,FLOUR
ayu, i Ilarter, &o.
Fir ins, and Ashton Salt to
in . e of Farm Prodnoewant
•o b -at.
L'. BALDWIN & CO.
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TRUMAN BROTHERS,
GROCERY & PROVISION
Don't Ask For Credit.
July 27 4 , 1870.
The Cheap Cash Store.
William WO*
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11&8 JUST REORIVED LOTS
GOO, IS
Marked them Down
Cash Prices.
. To enumerate the articles and e y e' a disorip
tion of the variety and quality of goods, would
be laber thrown away, I therefore 'Emile all to
ad see for themselves and tt♦ke a lank throigh
t atnumitli stoats and 'convince elm:makes
that
ow Prices
Are 'the two great Inducements for poop' to boy
•
Itetdetnber the plico, WilsoinneVan Valkokni•
burg's old strnd.
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Priee
before
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L. F. TAIWAN,
A. A. TRUMAN.
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AND 11A8
TO VERY LOW
DR OP IN
GOOD GOODS
AND
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WILLIAM WILTON.
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