~c~~:v.4 :.. .
WHEN WILL ir111,631411
Dr. Holmes has some pleasant satire on the
dishonest e
i ,
s of the age, and also its fanaticism!,
in the fol owing lines: •
Z:t. - A, '' .I.C.f '". -.• 1 - :`J 1 ;: -:•': '2 - 1'41'7 i
When tension' keep the law, ••
Wb banks dispense with bolts and . locks,
When oriel, whortle, ramp, and straw,
Grow bigger downwards through the box—
:.
'When he that fellath bones or land
hosts leak In roof or tlflW in s i ght,,,
When baberdasheri Aldose the ittand
Whose window has the broadest light. --'
•
When preadltrs tell us all they think, II
And party leaders all'they mean—
inen what we pay ft,T, tout k.
at we drink.
From real grape and coffee bean--
When Itteryers fake wlattbeywaul4 give,
And doctors hie rhit i theyoula tnke—
When city titheni eta torlive,P,
See when they flist (o 4 e ,, etie.ienee Jteke—.
When one that hall* a horse nil sale
Shall bring,his merit I'? the4,roof,
Without a lie for every nail
That holds the iron on the hoof
When in the usual place for lips
Our gloves ore stitched withipeciel aura,
And guarded well the id:l4lo,oes tips,
Where first umbrellas need repair--
Wben Cubet . weecis have quite forgot
The power of suction to resist,
dcd eleret z tuttles harbor out
I such 114Ies as ?Null hold your est—
Wbeu put4isbersnodonger steal,
And pa* fur w , h n att they sto.t?
When the , first locoinutive'S , w,biel r '
Rolls through tb , lloosto tunnel's bore—
Till that let Cutout ug blaze away.
And Miller's Nu e blow up the globe;
But when you wee t , et bleetted
Then order your itticemiotl rube!
EXCITING' NCIDENT IN A BUFFALO
HUNT.—Phe iii6St. Innocent animal,
when lirouiht td bay, will fight. This
is also true of the wicked appearing
buffalo, although he is generally in no
wise dangerous. On the first of Decem
ber, 1870, two young, but experienced
hunters, named respectively Fisher and
Miller, canitt upon a herd of btfffaio
in the southern part of Nebraska.—
• They each selected an animal and fired,
wounding both. One of the buffaloes,
enraged by his wound, made a dash at
Fisher, who unfortunately had fastened
in his gun a shell from" the cartridge,
which rendered it pseleSs. Miller
jumped, bet feet Ins. friend .afut - t,h e
brute; and fired, but vilthOut; mortal
ef
fect. The charging buffalo gave Miller
a severe hurt, knocking him about ten
feet, and tearing his coat with his horns
from skirt to collar. Luckily for the
young man, he came down -.erect upon
his feet, but the enraged animal was
upon him immediately, when, jumping
overbia bead; he seated blmseff upon
the buffalo's back,- where
,t clinging to
hls mane, with his rev o lver he shot
him directly in the eye. Both buffa
loes were secured and brought into the
Gawp.—Omaha Rep.
AN ASTONISHED Is iNiDN."—Not long
ago, out on the line of the Union Pa
cific Railroad, a noble "savage" of the
Kickapoo persuasion . was loafing
around with an'eye to , possible scalps,
when he perceived in the distance /a
locomotive coming down the track to
wards him at a 1:20 gait. This abori
gine had never witnessed anything of
the kind before ; and in his simplicity
imagined it to beta new description of
buff - Mo. He accordingly made prepa
rations for its capture, hoping to, take
the rat prize at the approaching an
nua exhlhitlen of the Kickapoo Agri
cult, ral Society. To Anake asure thing,
hitestened one end of his lasso around
Dili body, and when the engine got
near enough, tossed the noose over the
smoke-Stack. The Iron horse did not
stop, however, but the engineer wit
nessed a most striking and original
performance of the "flying trapeze,
never before attempted by any other
Injun.
VIRGINIAN PECULIARITIES. —An Ar
kansas applicant for
.% teacher's certifi
cate coningittes the " to do" as fol
lows : Imperfect, I have done it ; plu
ral, weuns done it, youuns done it,
theyuns done it ; perfect, I gone done
it, you gone done it, he gene done it;
plural, weuns gone done it, yo piing gone
done it Future, I guine done it, you
pine one it; plural, weuns guine
done it. •Future perfect, I done guine
done It ; plural , weuns dnneguine done
it. Now, people are one thing, and
" folks" another,.and Virginia produces
"folks." You can find men and wo
men everywhere, but hardly, except in
. Nrirginia, shall you see " folks." Os:
tnial, social, generous, careless, fond of
thecOy,`_prejudiced; obstinate; full of
anecdote, ,logical in argument, often ll
logidal In action, good haters, hearty
lovers, impractical, and with bark ever
worse than their bites ;—such are the
" folkswin Virginia.
•
Shoing is decidedly good in the
vioinity of Wheeling, West Virginia
A local paper says that i on Christmas
..Mr, James'lee wend out . Into the
field to shoot patridges, and, starting
up a covey o them, Mr. :Wee fired at
them with a shot gun as they arose,
and killed thirteen at a single shot, on
the wing.
Fancy," said Sidney Smith to so me
.
ladies, when - ho was told that one* of
the giraffes' at 'the zoOrogical itaidens
had caught a cold, "a girafll3 with two
yards of sore throat."
A slightly intoxicated individual in
Pittston, was recently heard denounc
ing the administration for " taking the
tax off on planners wot we don't use,
and keepin' it on whisky, wot wa do,”
"Mrs. Ingham, of Towa, will live in history as
tho wonyin who deliverbd a Thanksgiving ser
mon while her husband proudly sat back of the
pulpit holding the baby.
Well, why shoutd'rat he bOhl-' the ba
by—lt he pan't preach, and is "so dia.
poge,d.?" iThere's a good time coming,
C. 2.
. -
Theligta nento Uni on of tho 17th, alt. says,
"At Eureka, in Nevada county, there k fell in Oc
tober eight Inches, in November twenty-five in
ches, and in December tifty-nine Inches, making
ninety Inaba' in Olt ltltis ieason; „being lerenty
inches mom thin'telliti that locality- diiiritig the
same time last year." ,
' ThOabove luoid article does not state
what tell; but, knowing something of
that lboality, we think likely it was sul
phur.l
"Mr. Agassleirslates that in certain AIXL&I0k11-
an tribes of South. Ai:narks% on the 4.Y•ef his
marriage. Ma wedding festivitleir ongoing
oat, the bridsgtoom's band is tied up in a paper
batiSiled with re ants. If he bears this torture
smilingly sad malaria, he is considered fit for
the Weis of , mouy."
Tbe i a!)ovik,As eimenti ally true. , But
" *tier itlelvoith vile 'going throe&
so much td learn so little, is a question,"
as Old Weller says.
=
Somebody weal that an Indiana
shoemaker received, recently, an order
for "a, per of esq, !road Shooze," but
bbt toeguod to be true. . :
El
•
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Address HARPER A BROTHE4S, N. Y.
FALL AND WINTER
New Goods!
C. B. KELLY
C HAS JUST OPENED LOTS Or
NOW WIRSII - DRY GOODS
FOR THE MASSES.
......-.4-0-
Dna; in and 16ok
THRiiliGll TH STOUR,
and.we will try and convince you, that we no
only have
GOOD GOODS,
but that we are selling them clear down to the
bottom of the market. We have a complete as
eorttnentof
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
All styles and prices.
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
CROCKERY, GLASS-WARE,
TEA, COEEEE, SPICES,
Eve., ETc.
We do not p‘ropose to mention all tho items in
store, as we much prefer showing goods.
Vefr. No charge for showing Goods. Call mine
U 9.
Jan. ,4, 1871. C. B. KELLEY.
iMNii
FALL AND WINTER
MILLINERY.
/IRS. E. E. Kimball, over Young 4 Co.'s
.0l bookstore, bus lust received lots of
Fall Cd, Winter Millinery
to which she invites the attention of the ladies
of Weilaboro and vicinity. _
MRS. R. E. KIMBALL.
Jan, 4,1871,1 y
Livery Stable!
VIT ATTUNE; & LOIIDEN're•
spectrally inform the pair
- Ho that they have established a
Livery for.Hirel,
At theiStahle on Pearl St., opposite Wheeler's
wagon shop. Single or double rigs furnished to
order. They aim to keep good horses and wa
gons, and Intend to please. Prices reasonable.
_ WATKINS & LOUDEN.
Jan. 4,187 l—ly. .
Wellsboro Bakery.
JJ. BURGIN would say to the W.lsens of
• WeMoro and vlolnity that he is pre.
pared to supply them with,
BREAD, PIES AND CARES,
of the best quality. We also serve male and
and Fresh OYSTI4tI3 to those who wish. Call at
tho old Stevens' stand. J. J. BlittGlN.
-Nov. 23, 1370-Iy.
New Photograph Gallery—D, H. Naratoore.
Auotion—C. E. Brewster.
BACON & I)Ag,EY,
DEALERS. IN
• ,
Dregs, Mei:limes, Chemicals;
GLAtiIfiI,,UTTY,/kAINTS, OIL%
VARNISMS, Dltt nitre.
Alcohol, Pare Ines and Liquors,' for
.141 cal .T'arposes.
Perfumers, 8o pt, Brushes, Toilet Milian; &e.
SrPhystriar * soireoriptiiuoornpormiledat labours.
4 ' / BLOOKIIIVEG ? PA.
;IL 4,lsn :17. ' ' • • •
!=iiM
AND UAILDW,.AIRIEs
"Sating on bead a large stock of Tin, Stoves
And Hardware, tko 04Ir8teed . takes pismire
to anionttoo that' iio has at a , grist outirhsi4-
dad , tb lb Casa atitoi3k 'of the old - *bind
MAIN' STREET, WELLBI3OBO,
$4 00
$5 00
$4 00
a comiiata B.l;cie
of whloOp,,puß(*) tLp fpllOrpail aMpille
11A110; SPARS, (IBOWB4IIO, a OUT,
0.041; 1 AND' Arcit 144 U,
MATS., MAP.. HINikES, - -
(SARPEITER'S TOOLS,
• PUMPS AXES
AUGERS,
' BITTS,
BITT-STOOKS, HATCHETS, CHISELS /
SHOVELS, SPADES, FORKS,
BENOH-SCREWS,
WO6I:OI.:6ONEWE',
'BURRS, SKEINS, 'WASHERS,
• PIPE BOXEE,•' -.6)ELE
• TREES,SEETP
.
TIC, •
SPRINGS; HOBS* OWES, ILOOP;B,&E;
a, R AND /RON, GRINDSTONE
HANGINGS, OORN
POPPERS,
SAUSAGE COTTERS 'AND' STOPPERS
COMBINED. Aleo; . PISTOLS,
PISTOL CARTRIDGES,
POWDER AND
• ,OAPS.
f'ATENT HARNSOOR HANGINGS
a new thing, an d made fo . r These are but' a
few of the many articles - composing tho stook
of Hardware.
I invite the public to call and examine for
themselves. I aim to keep the beet quality of
goods in my line; and all work to order done
promptly and well .
BASH, DOORS. BLIND S .
AT FACTORY PRICES,
Always on band or furnished to order, at I
Welieboro,Jan. 1,1871-tf.
The Atlantic Cable:
MIHOUGH transmitting..3m freight with vet s ,
great rapidity, bidding defiance to time, d
Horse Power and Steam, Is uoveltheOla
dicidedly a •
WIT LINE!!
and in that Line most GROCERIES are to lbe
found, (sooner or later.) The
PUBLIC
will therefore take wotiee that
IARAIINER
optimise to rooeive t and it rantrmit to lah,,f
DISPATCHES H
of every thing under the heavens, in the Moot
GROCERIE§SPROVISIO - r
with the most incredible dispatch. What is the
need of mentioning ertiolrr,wheu the publio is
Augured filet liVVRYTIEteiril that ever ought to
be kept in a
GROCERY & PROVISION STORE
is kept hate and for sale. The only thing the
subioriber promises .to do ac J IM attraction to
customers besides ketpille tbo besCasiottuient
of Goods in the town, is to try to give every
mad his money's worth.
Jan. 4, 1871.
Grocery and Provision Store,
COliNThitic N. Y.
G. E►. SILL.,
W ILOLAS IE LLA
0 /ND RETAIL DEALER
GROCORMS, PROVISIONS,
Wines, Liquors and
ORE & DOMESTIC, GREEN &
DRIED PMTS,
04. N.lof E D urrs Awl)
ir:110.67.1.10At .
WOOD a WILLOW WARE, GLASS a
' - • •
' OROORERY WARE,
r = :7•
CHILDREN'S Caaßiactla, cps L
PERAMBITLA.TORS ;TOYS, &c., &v.
, ,
A full and eniciplete:stleoitWent of the above
numtione4 gods of thifbeit 'qnality alwaya on
band.
.Partionbir attention paid to Sine Groontes
torD and Unmans will And it to their in
t toW*ldine 141 Staab before baying.
DW I VOrt, Jan. 4 1 UM.
BENI
MI
WILLIAM ROBERTBJ
L. A. GARDINER.
Cigars,
ME
MEM
, pt-is :" %1 - -, =?-•=7- I
Y-VAI vrArtSON Tiu
WHO WANTS TO BUY - Aril
, • ,
•
; 7 - , 1, -7
=II
(PR -
=I
hat.)oit teooivectat tali ies:mit stook of isteittitylos of
NEI
1111E88
Wohicdo tL:to liqe of Frinta, !fon} t,tie
DRESS
_GOODS,
ELALEN,EI4B;,-
NOTIONS,_
Alll-,wool & Union Clotho
4- largo of iabsten t tial 436o'ds,' sottabls tor rarmeurs and hrechau las'
. ,
tat% POO leo than last Bail.
We have a MI line of To, augai;seatree. tairOPs, ealeratub, Chewin
44). 1 and 01 ofthe beat brand& L -
_ ,
Dee, 6, 4870.
MEM
set
.„
• „ GO TO
The Regulator,
VS have many noVelttoe In Chßhone/41E108a and La les' Pure, and invi
see them. rime of all kinds are natal ;Agape r tha lilt year, 1414 ,we
• " five eplendld bargains in r - •
•
Coriey;_Freneh !Sable, Jersey and Alaska Mink , White Fo
Alaska Fur Seal; (a new thinif and very pretty) Genuine Mi
We have all qtudltlei and style', and do notexpeototo biS 'undersold by any o
We have also just teceivedWnother largo Moak of Dry (loci e. In DRESS
the - new nylon; such at
• ,
, • , , .
BADEN • SUITINGS, ENGLISH AND PRENO SATINETS PI
BILK
,CHAIN POIVES, EMPRESS CLOTHS, MERINO
.
STL S; J./VPANESE Arm IRISH POPLINS, I
. -
and ono exata!aatida ti Padae andspritaal will allow •aonolastrely, thatthey ar,
•
In Dingle Ind'
I,
WOOLEN :AND . • PASLEY SIA
We have a complete assortment, and at prices lower, thanever.
.0a
Domesti Cotton Goods,
Woolen Cloths; Flannels, Blankets, Lo
beat. We
-Boots, , Shoes, and
•,
. _
To which weinvite'espeolal attention, as we believe we are selling these goods .
other firm within 60 Miles; Come•one and all from far and near, and we wi
- 'pleased to show our goods.
Corning, -N. Y. Deo. 50810. ' -N.EWELL 41;
Smith Sr
Aro now prepared to offer great inducements to their patrohe, as they have
just filed their store with an endless variety of
FALL .GOODS
Of almost every grade, quality and price. We only ask the tople to call and
look through our stock and save us the time of.entunerating the ar ales in Store,
and then if they don't buy it won't be our fault, at our good, are
NEW
Marked Down to fir - ;),Goweot ,Notch.
We take pleaeure in at4ing-to the Ladles Thiga County, that 'we have• Rh
endless variety of irers dolirable talterns of
rj
WM% 9 DA at
LINEN AM) WHITE GOODS
Ca,rpetst Carpets !
, -
We have a very large stock of Carpets, varying in quality and price. Pec
, roue wishing anything in this lin,wonld wen to gill sea losk troirligh otir stook.
.
We are still Agents for the TE A' Un ited eta* Tea Coinpani,
and are selling good grades : nineh cheaper than at xstap.
WE SEIII,4yLOTHE3 AND OAISSIMEREB yyaix LOW.
VilEr PEOPLES' STORE; C9!PlNeit 7 . •
EMIT & WAITE.
COning, 4:)0E.5, 1870.
Arnold B. kieilie's
FANCY
AND HOOP SKIRT MANUFAJTORY,
No. 4, ARCADE BLOCK, (mar Erie Depot,) CORNIrG, X: Y.
* This is the largest Fal i o3r Store In Stenbeficounty, and is now filled with an
i manse nook of the latennovoltios for
Pall d't Ws_ Seetstise.
- •
Grnd, bargains in Seamless KID GLOVra f and every oth
.ZEPUTR WORSTBP,,,
& OLVET BPBON,
H&11111000DS, 43E44 iiniiation,
8WIT(10% EMBROIDERIES,
BUTTONS, BUTTONS.
fancy ;.„jewOry„ .. Bracelets v H,„ charms
CORSETS °taws kbad i and In fad avail thin kept
,U
rr maatif c
.•
Iltitlies you will save money latylpg 4.'Weis (roe cannot
Ity) by going to . the xe,AOT moils
0 4011, V. Y., Oot, a, go.
REMIWWw=
1 4/14I; : 13 Iffilat IN itlIii:01141 1 " . ' 1)
.0 3 ,
21/IEAL'ICI
BEIM
811,A.WLS,
- O SIHERES.
HOOP SKIRTS
Grocery
SiOrtment.
Tnldfl 7 -t3TRXM,JT
..a / fi r.- :.~
~.,10..!,Y. 0 1!.- 4 *!,i'A
=I
Furs
of
and look at the new Moak just received I
is very large, Ind trill 'be sold at prices
eve also a MI stock of .
rockery
CORNING, N. Y:,
From a Calico rapper, tO,the costly Silks.
A vary large araortmant and at very low Him.
,==
A COUNTY
MERE
ME!
`O.OPeit, to the best.
BM
'& Ca@
./ -
ABB"-
CHAS. C. bfA
. ~~~~( 1 ibJr
NICE '
eke*
, '
Waite,
\ itj De
■
.13fERMANtOW
SASHES AND
OffIGNONS,-0 I,
\UMW' t TR s,'
BUTTONS, BUT
War the Depot]
DOME STI
LINEN S
BOOTS' 4.13
'OOK,
1 OEB,
:res.
To4poo,
f
I Zl,
ME
EM
to Como end
px!apated to
e al
are
d Ermlue,
ets, drz.
Mr vicinity.
B we have all
INETTS,
ACEI
Mealy cheap
feri
that cannot be
Groc
rtes,
ewer thenony
t ill be
OWEN.
STORE,
r kind of Gloves.
YARN,
OWS,
LS,
1,, GS,
INS..
& Chains.
I found In a
P
t in, your ,
B. HzunD,
CORNING, \. 7.
6.01 ,
1...:1:0cr 6
fILH;U.
[Froaklliipinuktory of the United States.]
, A
INsmitrenata''.7oliche , -eaves.
• PRO ERTIES.-- = Odor is
strong; d!tru . sive, and somewhat = aro
matic, their taste bittertsh; and analo ,
goes
,mint. • •
=MEM
MEDICAL PROPERTIES
AN .USES—Buchti Leaves are
geArsiinotiant, with a peculiar ten
dency to the Urinary Organs,
1 • ,
~ , ,
~
I They are
* Oven in complaint
. of the
..thiUary. Orgos," such as, ravel;
• ChrbniC 'Catarrh of the Bkald -Nor
,2
bid Irritation of the Bladder an 4 Ure
thrai Disease of the Prostate 0/and,
and retention of Incontinenceof Urine,
from •a loss -of in the parts con
cerned in its evacuation. The remedy
has 'cils been recommended in As
pepi,ia, Chronic )Theumatism, &tan
eous Affections, and .Dropsy.
HELIJIBOLD'S EXTRA C '
B UCHU 2tsed by persons from
the ages of 'l l B to 25, and from 85 to
55, or in the decline or change of life;
after CoOnement,or labor pains; Be ck
Wetting in children.
114 a f fections peculiar to females, the
Extract Buehu is unequaled by any
other remedy, as in Ch/orosis, or Re
tention, Irregularity, Painfulness or
Suppression of Customary Evacua
tions, Ulcerated* Schirrous State of
the Uterus, Leucorrhw,a, or Whites.
DISEASES OF THE BLAD
DER, KIDNEYS, - GRAVEL,
AND DROPSICAL SWELL
INGS-.—:-This medicine increases the
2tutrtrikaistiov, antexcites the Ab
sorbents into healthy action,by which
the WaterY or 02loareous depositions,
and all Unnatural enlargements are
reduced, as well as pain and Inflam
mation. -
.lIELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU has cured every case of Di
abetes in which it has been given.—
li*gion of the neck of the Bladder
and Inflammation of the Kidneys, Ul
ceriatOn of the Kidneys and Bladder,
Mtention of Urine, Diseases of the
;onatate Gland, same in the Bladder,
Palou;lus, tfiravel; Brick-Dust, De-
OA and Mucus or Milky .Discharg
es, and: enfeebled and delicate con
stitutions, of both sexes, attended with
thefollowing_symptoms: Indisposition
to exertion,- Loss'of 'Power; Loss of
.
Alimory, Difficulty of Breathing,
-Weak Nerves, Trembling, .Horror of
Disease; - Wakefulness, Dimness of
.Pain in the Back, Hot Hands,
1 - Wishing of the Body, Dr ynes4 of the
Skin, Eruption on the face, Pallid
Countenanee, Universal Lassitude of
AA Muscular System, it c
HELMBOLD'S EXTILICT
tr i CTIU is Diuretic and Blood-Pa
ng, and cures att diseases arising
from habits of dissipatfon, excesses and
im prudence's in life r ; tmpurities of the
.Mood, ic., superseding Oopaiba in
affections for which it is used,
,such as •
GOnorrhcex4- Gietts 'of tong - standing,
and SyphiliWAifections , ---m these die
easss, used in connection with Helm
bold' s Bose. Wash.
Sold by all,Druggists and dealers
everywhere. 'Beware of counterfeits.
Aik for .Helmbold's. nice no other.
Price—A.2s per bottle, or 6(bottles
for $6.50. Delivered to any address.
Describe
_symptoms in all -communi
cations.
Add Ass H. T. HELMBOLD,
494 Broadway, N. Y. •
NONE ABE GENUINE UN
SS DONE UP .IN :steel-en
graved wrapper, with fac-simile of my
04mical Warehme, and signed
.; R., 2', REL.M.BOLD.
' TYI ~a~o~~l~~
=I
WHOLLSALB 0111111 STORII.
CORNING, N: Y.
. .
1
IARUOS. AND ,hIEDICINES, PAINTS
.1-", AND OILS, - ---- - -----,---,--.);
THADDEUS DAVIDS' INKS, KEITH'S
CONCENTRATED MEDICINES.
liteDELvs FLUID, EX-
TRACTS,
BURNETT'S COQQAINE, FLAymtirm
_EXTRACTS, KEROSENE LOPS,
- PATENT MEDICINES; ROCII-
ESTER PERFUMERY
AND FLAVORING EXTRAOTS, *ALL
PAPER, WINDOW GLASS,
WHITE WASH LIME &
AND DYE COLORS,
AGENTS VOR MARVI.N 8c CO'S RE
FINED OIL.
golds - 4 Wholesale Prices. Buyers arerequested
to eel/ and got quotatione before going further
EMI
W. D. TERBELL & CO.
Corning, N. Y., Jan. 1,1871-• y.,
Furniture Furniture !
B. T. VAN HORN,
HAYING completed his now Cabinet Ware
house on Main street, Wellsb oro, has stock
ed it with a large and superior assorted• stock o
FURNITURE.
Oharaber Sults, Walnut, Ash, bla.ple
cte., Am, &C.,
from $l5O down, auil
as tho same goods o
in the cities. freigh,t\'n
Parlor suits, Walnut, Chet
Mahogany, Reps or• Hair
from $125 doir
SOFAS, LOUNGES, COUCHES, TETE
A-PETES,
with Lipholate4 , to suit
Center T: bles, Walnut or Marble Tops
Look ng Glasses, Brackets Pa
per Racks ` Rocking Chairs,
. all kinds,
Wh lesale Wad ietail.
I Am ma • nfacturieg al usual, and intend to
keep a full stock of ware, home and city made
at all times. My Ware Rooms are s . pacioto and
neat, and now contain the largest, costliest and
best stook of Furniture ever brought into the
o onnty.
Planing an4llatching,
SCROLL SAWING A:MOULDING,
done to order at the Factory.
Jan. 1, 1871-tf B. T. VAN HORN
Musical Instruments !
T
subscriber Informs the public that he
has constantly on band a large assortment
ORGANS, MELODEONS,
Instruction Books,
for aalo or re t.
1=1.13m. es
furniebed too der.
EICOLD INSTRUMENTS TAKEN ; IN
ANGt and Boma of the eame on hand to
be cold ehea
Ho will balfoand athia residence near Potters'
Hotoj in Mlddielbury, Tioga county, Pa. Ad.
dress, i A. B. A. BRIGGS,
July 8, 1870.-0. Crooked Creek, Pa.
Ingham's Woolen Mills!
i.iIERFIELD, PA.
TTHEsubsoribars will pay (lash, Full-Cloth,
Caesimeree, Flannels, &c., .to., for Wool l —
Theyalso manufactfire as usual—
P.O ORDER, OR ON SHIRES
to suit customers. All work warranted as rep
resented. They Invite particular attention to
their Water Proof
CASSIMERES,
widoli are warranted in every ' respect. Partion
lay attention given to
ROLL - CARDING
CLOTH MUSSING.
INGHAM'S large slook'Of Cassimeres, &0,.,25
per cent less than any competitors, and ;variant
ed as represented. -
INGHAM mapufacture .to order, and do all
kinds of Roll-Carding and Cloth Dressing, and
defy competition.
INGHAMS have as good an assortment of
Full Cloths, Oassimeree, &cis
and give more for Wool in exchange than any ,
other n nont. . Try them and satisfy your
selves.
INGHAM; wholesale and retail at the Coif
macaque Mille, 2 miles below Knoxitille.
, Our Cloths aro warranted, and sold by the
following pereona :
O. B. KELLEY, Wolleboro, Pa.
T. LAIALDWIN & CO., Vogt, Pa..
CI, BEINNIOT, Covington, Pa.
Js 1 mitt
as cheap
n be be%
.dad.
ly, and
loth,
Also,
AND
AND
Life Insurance Policies
,
Under the linpreived and Original
Thelinytutint of
TEN DOLLARS
.Will seoure,a Polley of •
Two Thousand Dollar. 4,
(arger sums in proportion,) and a mull pro nitr;
p yment is t4guired only when a death eccut
In the aloes and division iu lshiol. a pa lie )
registered.
In some essential points, such ae hic.hp.,l ex
arnination,prO rota pay mcn(e, and al./ ()tat,. p,.1-
Idea, this Association_ doe's not val.) , frcc, La.) ,
of our oldest companies ; but in greater s.implic-'
ity, Economy. and Accommodation o! y mer.ts.
- it diffors materially.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, -n2 50 ) 4);U.
Ferparticulars, send to the Agent f',.r
Gen. S. P. HEINTZELMAN, U. : 4 . A , Prt,t
ISAAO ROSENFELD, Jr., Vico-Presidira
Wm. D. SMITH, Ag't,KnoxviN, Pd.
H. P. SHOVE, Examining Surgeon.
Qttt.12,1870-tf. •
WICKIIAIII & FARR')
Tioga, Pa.,' 1 J
Invite the'ettention of the publie to the cotr
plate and well selected el toek of
\
Fall !Qoods
whiAL they have just received
r More corn i est efforts than "ever before will to
put forth--t please, and further enlarge their
steadily ine
l easing trade. An attempt to nan.e
tbo
,
ITAIJOUS. ARTICLES,
kept would be useleee,- but suffice it to eay, the
etock embraces ,
Goods to Su - it
all elassea of trade
CALL A, SEE FOR YOURSELVES
Jan 1,1871 y
TO , THE ' FARMERS OF
- • TIOGA COUNTY.
lAM noWtilthling at my mulAufactory,it. Law reuct
superior
PANNIA TC-; 11111,1„'
whlchpossessos the follow/lug advautageEovet
mills: • ,
0 Lit separatet ryo,oats,rat
chessand cockld, from wheat.
2. It cleans flax aced,takes oui yellow .0
other seeds, perfectly. -1
3, It cleaustlniothy seed .
4. It does all otherseparatingrequired Gt . n mite
This mill Is built oftbe best and most dorol,l,
ber, In goodstyle.and Is sold cboar, lor "1" "
duce.
I will flt a patent sieve, for separating ;0,1, t.Jah
wheat ,to othermille,onroasonablf terra
11 tl.trll fl
GavitreacerlOt,Jart. 1, fet7-t I
HARNESS SIIOP.
ME UNDERSIGNED would say to iho eiti•
Eons of Wollaboro and vicinity that he has
recontly Moved over Truman Brothers Gro'cery
Storo with bis
Harness Shop
In full operatiqn on Crafton Street, between Main
and Water sts., where he is prepared to mane
facture all kind of
Double do Single Harnesses,
In tbo best style, and of the l a st material
REPAIRING D ONE
On shoit notice and good. I employ the best
workmen, and use notte , but the best material,
and am therefore prepared to please all rho
want anything in my lino.
Nov. a,1670
WALRER & LATHROP,
DSA4LRB IN
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, NAILS,,
STOVES, 271V-WA
lIRLTEN,
WATER LIME,
AGRICULTURAL IhRLEMENTS,
Carriage and Harness Trim m i if ‘,
HARNESSES, SADDLES, Ac
Corning, N. Y., Jan. 1, 1871-y
AGENTS WANTED.
For a Now a .41 Eleguutly Illustrattd Work
"OUR SISTER REpunic."
BY COL. ALBERT S. t:VAN:i: JUSI PTBLitqn- I.
Sight-Seeing And Adventure
in the Lull of th; Aztoce; with charm 'g
PEN AND PENCIL PICTURES
of Mexican Lilo, Character and Seaners, ;Ind
startling and romantic. Histories! it waini: , :eli , e ,
of this Laud of Itoinanca, IVondor and Nl3;tery
"It Is a bright and racy work, v.iin, :t
brilliant and attractive style, rriti t t dall
page in it, and cannot fail to Le 'uvular ielin•sil
claeaos."—/loetoa Poet.
"Its pages sparkle with wit, and art)
with ever-varying pictures of Alexican Lite .1/
all its phases. The Illustrations nie t xcelico,
and we shall be mistaken if it duos not com
mand a very extensive sale. Every lamily
put this book in the hands of their enildr, 1.."--
Chicago Tribune.
Many of the stories of adventure are as live
ly as they are fresh. The amusing incident. of
travel in the interior and the life of the vitis
are delightfully piquant and t biog. The
Book has a genuine and substantial '
Christian Tlnion.
No competition. anti Eel's to all el
Agents are meeting with reuriarkablo f•twee.l.
For circulars and Orme ad•lte the Publishtt:
COLUMBIAN BOOK liartiord, Ct.
December alst-4t
irIISSOLLITaN.—The co•partnership heir"
toreroexisting between' p. 4V. llogob - ootu
and Lumen B. Shelve, for the sale of the , Singtr
sowing machine in Tioga county, is hereby
solved by muted consent. The debts we to
and from said firm, will be settled by E. W. /Iv
gaboom. E. W. 110GABOOld,
' LIMAN B. SHRIVE,
Jaokson, Nov 24 1871. ja 4, '7l Scr
el A lITION.—AII persons are hereby jorbill
kj harboring or trusting my wifo, Margarq
Sullivan; on my account, as I will pay no doll
of her contracting after this date.
Jai 4,1871 St* THOS. SULLIVAN.
Admipistratrix's Notice.
T ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION hal in!;
141 been grantod on the pstate of P. P Field,
late of Delmar, deceased; to the subscriber. all
persons indebted to tr sold estate are requoted
to make.immedlate p yment, and th ese has ing
claims or demands against the same, will n eke
;thou known witboutdelay, to .
MARY ANN FIELD,
Welliboro, Jan 4, 2871 4w 1010141.
1 ,
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TAX -
Mutual
'UARANTY
Life
CI
Association s
No, OS
ROADWAY, N. Y,
11111
WICKHAM Jc. ROHR
W. > NEWCOM