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ELYP
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• ;Alkali Station.
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Crotur says y a poet ;maybe; . l ain't mach
on Aqui :
I "CllCEl,Cf_4l44lliVtaet 1/41it4.!940.01-I**:
are y rime. •
Poetry !—that's the way some cbaps puts up an
•
idee,
But I takes mine "straigh l t without sugar," and
that's what's the 'Titter with toe.
Poetry ! r —just look round you,—alkali. rook, and
$ 11 11 e ; 1:1 - Sa
Sege- rush, rook, and alkali; ain't it a pretty
page!
Sun in the east at tnornin', sun in• the west at
, night,
And the shadow of this 'ter station the on'y
thing
. moves in sight.
!--Well now—Polly l Polly, run to your
Run ri ti gh a t in a ; wiy, ulyiocP! by 4, l Aln't she a
lamb?l. l Ot t t
,Poetry I — that reßuls uts/o'6lt, in' right in that
suit:
Jeet shot that door Char, will yerTlfor Cirely's
'ears is cute.
Poetry !
Ye noticed Polly,—the baby 7 A month afore she
was born,
Cicely—my old woman—was moody-like and
•
forlorn ;
Oat of her head and may; and.falked of flowers
and trees;
Family man yourself sir? Wtll, )i.O know wba
a woman be's.
Narvous she was, and restltsf,—said that sae
'''couldn't stay."
Stay,—and the nearest woman seventeen miles
away
But I fixed it up with the dilutor, arl-hg-enid
would bc b
on ltnil It .
Aud I kinder itnek•by theehantt an:dtgneed in
that kit ii'land
One night,—tha tenth nt'Oetnt,Pr,—l %yoke with a
chill and fright,
For the door it was standing open, and Cicely
warn't in sight,
lint a note was pinned on the blanket, which it
said that she "couldul, stay,"
But had gone to tisit her iftighbor,--seventeen
wiles away!
When andhow she stampeded, I dOn't wait for
to see,
For uu in the road, next tninit, I 4tarte•l as wild
411 she•;
Running first this way and that way ) like
hound that is or,the 7 i; Z /
For theta no track in the darkness to tell
me tho way she went.
I've bad some mighty mean moment' afore I kern
'to this pot,—
Lott on the Plains in '5ll, droiended elorost, and
shot;
But j out on this alkali desert, it bunting a crazy
Was raly as• on eat il-faitorj a* nitAbiitg-Vici
"Cicely ! Cicely ! Cicely !" I called, and 1 held
my breath,
And "Cicely !" came from the canyon,—aud all
was as still as death.
And "Cicely! Cicely! Cicely!" came from the
rocks below,
And jest but a whisper of "Cicely !.' 'down_ from
them pettfli of snow
I ain't what you call religiouv,,--hut I jest looked
up to the sky,
And—this 'yf,r's to what I'm coming, and maybe
ye think I lie s :
But up away to the east'ard, yaller and big and
far,
I saw of a Suddent rining the l!riglerizq kind of
star.
Big and yaller and dancing, it eeetned to beckon
to me
Yeller and big and dancing, such as you never see:
Big and ya.ler and dunt,ing,—l never yaw such a
•tar p
And I thought of them ?harm in the Bible, and I
went for it then andibar.
Over / the brush and bowAters 1 stumb!e.l and
pushed, ahead •
Keeping the s i tar afore me, I Went mharever it ird.
It might hey i been for an heal when suddent and
peatt and nigh,
Out of the yearth afore me thar riz up a baby's
cry,
Liot4D dte!! the '3 amc mu±ic : but her Itiov they
, aro atronger now
Thelitbe day I packed her a nd,her mother,—l'm
deroed i I I jest know hvw.
But the doctor ketn the next tnini!, and the joke
o' the whole thing le
Thateis never knew what happened from thn
very flight to this'
hut Cicely pays you're II poet, and maybe you
. might, some day.
est sling her a rbyme:bout a baby that. was born
in a cliyimip r s*r., - i tj
And see what she says : and. uld fellow, when
you speakof the star, don't tell,
And how 't - ras the doctor's lantern,—for maybe
'twoll't sound so well.
From Poeiiiq Ly DAVI itbcd by Field!,
Osgood & Co.
SPORT IN TEXAS.-000D SROoTING.
—The San A utnuloiflrld4 l lal;Pri vat°
advices from-
on, the
forenoon of Dleeenilier 7," t. l' , . Will
iams, a well known lawyer of El Paso,
while under the influence of liquor,
commenced abusing Judge Clarke and
• senator Fount in, in a saloon. Sena
tor FeutitOntiponedto step In, Lind
was liniziediat ly , ;p red .lipliii bi Will
iams and shot if tivp places. He 'will
11
probably die. Judge Clarke ordered
the State pOlic , under Captain French,
to arrest Williams, who bad gone to his
house and barricaded it: On a demand
to surrendl ) r, he r4fused. The doors
wore burst pen and firing commence(l,
Williams selecting Clarke, whom. he
killed, -while so:near hitnraii to burtrhis
clothes with the poWder. French then
shot Williams in the right side, and
again. in the right eye. Clarke died
almost instantly, and Williams within
twenty minutes. 'Williams, the assail
-- .
. ant, was well known here as a man of
considerable legal ability, but addicted
to excessive use orardeat spirits. Jude
Clarke was' from New York: Senator
Fountain was well known here.
" How doth the little busy bee," was
answered with stinging emphasis on a
Western railsVay train recently. At
Newton, lowa;'-the express agent un
suspectingly received on his car a box,
looking harmless enough, consigned to
a distant station. soon after the train
started, the perplexed official noticed
several bees issuing from the aforetneti=
tioued box, and buzzi ng about the pack
ages aryl Investigating the contents of
the car generally; to' lib as
tonishment, the number increased, and
presently be himself became the object
of their attention. He made a frantic
plunge "for cover, and at the next sta
tion threw the box out on the platform.
From this, still more direful mishaps
arose.. The box, breaking in tn v, f a ll,
all thebees were teletised, and'ltt 'once
made a furious rush for the ear win.
dows, to the eonsternatidri of the pas
sengers, who 'Very soon et competent
to tell how the busy bee'iemployed his
time. 'The "shining h`coqr" was em
ployed so industriouslyil that the pas
sengers were fain to flee the stings amd
arrows of the outrigtionsl:torttitfeoiiiid
flee to a neighboring swamp, and there
remain until an ingenious brakeman
found some sulphur and smoked the
buzzing victors from the ears. —S. Jour
One hot night, the sleeping ear on a
train gave a sudden lurch, and threw
the occupant of an - upper berth into the
aisle. -.His companion suddenly awak..
ening shouted So him. asking him if
he had fallen from his bed. "No," was
the reply, have just melted and run
out."
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Br{Os, a tat.
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147110LESALE •
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R i o GER i s
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.T. Louiro RE, 't.' - `J;LISEStODE; 'I; CALDWELL
RT5..01 1 .8 .• A •
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, t-1,4„:::s-fitp,miLtsi
IiORBIORE 411.0.5. a, CO., w4AI4 04-140e6ai.,
tentt6e6t46lTvide tlitiLeAttilet'tetAbi -
Sotithern Tier of New l'lnk,and Nortpor. Penn
sylkenta,;:tiiiitiv.iirginattri:Aat:asiortitaipfdf
.11 - A ••,)t
GROCERIES:ft:PROVISIONS
...-i. , . .c.. - 1.7 , ..r.. - -,-.:.
n .
con I tan tly on bail:lAL ntlkeirpfig _ rp,Wprehonce
and Stores, Nii.;,2V4444 IpgiOo
. 4044 N. 1,,
pAi.
an/offered for snit/ on the inOs liberal terms,
satrforpction ip all cpoc i s guarpptocd.:
' t.,:"- .. 7 ;, .yt''' ' 2 - .'"l -tt.. - 1 - 1 - ; :-'" : - . -- i •',: ,
itliir 'Steiiiii'lliiiiii
.1
'oritte Roasting of Coffee and the,,C4tinding„of
Coe and Spices, are of Ihe most recent im
proted constroetioni,, and not eaeelild-by f any
In 014PiAPtt.t.I., •
-TEAS. .
We bare a full stock of cbolcoyeaa. We buy
direct from Iropoitero York,fot uasb;und
sellas cheap au any boutelt the ttade. '
Stigars, Molasses Syrups
•
front the best Refiners; aid' iota' at' latost and
lowest New York quotatiour.
FOiIEII3,N DRIED;FRUIT, AND ALL
HINDS OF. NUTS,
Fish=.Dry & Pickled
We buy from first hands In the Bast, and can
afford a better article at a leaser price than any
fire r in Western New York.
WOODEN WA\kE, Cordage and Brooms—A
fulliine of goods.
LIQUORS.
We call the 'attention of the Trade to our large
o°o of Wines and Liquois, which for purityand
fineness are unsurpassed.
IMPORTED ALES—Scotch, Irish and En
gliab, and of the beat brands constantly on band
FOREIGN AND DOMESITC LIQUORS—
IV,e specially invitepurchasers to call and ex
keine our iteck of Foreign and Doraelcto
Liquors beforibuying elsewhere.
MEDICINAL WHISKEY— We put up for the
especial benfit of the sick, a pure article of Old
Bourbon Whiskey for the Druggist Trade.
Sole Agents in Elmira, of the Urbafka Wine Co.
In brief, we invite a close scrutiny of ourgoode
and'their prices, the whole assortment being too
nunierpuS to mention in detail.
LORMORE BROS._&. CO.,
No . . 37 & 39 Carroll St. ,Elmira, N.Y.
Sept. 21, 1870.-ly.
The Singer
SEWING MACHINE.
FIGURE% FACTS AND FANCIES
. .
The Singer Manufacturing .company in 1869
sold 86,181 machines. These figures, and those
given below, are from sworn returns (to
,which
any one can have access) made to the receiver,
appointed by, the ,Owners of valuable . sewing
machine patents, who license most of the compa-
nies of lesser importance.
In' 1869 the Singer Idanufacturing ,Company
Soil over the Leavitt S. M. Co., 86,010 machines,
Sold over theParham " - 85,640 _ "
Sol over the .ettna • " 89,283 ~ ''.
So d'ever the Empire ~7 8,08/ ` i . "
So &over the Florence " 78,120 . "
Sold'over tholked --" 67,094 "
Sole over the Howe " 41,781 "
Sold over the Wheeler & Wilson, 7,915 " . .
Sold over the Graver & Baker, 61,693 ".
Sold over the Finkle & Lyon, 85,442 "
Sold over the Willcox A. Gibbs, 69,580 "
Sold 'over the American ,13. IL; 78,989 "
It is a fact, and the figures show it, that the
salerof 1869 far exceed those of our 'rivals in
trade. It is also a fact, that
,we soul ~ last _year
over FORTY TIICUSAND more machines:llmo,
we did two ,years ago, rt, is also another fact,
that these increatied sales ere otitng to thi.great
and ;growing popularity of . bizi - Nevi Family
Belittig iitfachitte.- It-1211011 another latit,etbst,
.pin'ety of ever hundred machines -,
inadaand
sold by us are for FAMILY use. Bat the.stratt
gest fact of all IS, that some ileitiersi kncifrisigit '
would be vain to attack the repttation titan!
manufacturing srictelifies; arid who' are free to'ad-
Mit all that can be said in their favor, thus hop-.
ing to secure the buyer', confidence,. have 'the
-boldness to say that we have no family Seib*
machine, whereas our new machine for that - tilst,
pose is capable of a range and variety•of °aqui.
site sewing, which amazes even thee° who are
familiar with the best work of other family, ma
chines. . : • . - , • -
Now it is mere fanny to suppose, in the face of
the above figures and facts, that inch sayings es
the one spoken of can have any, weight.: In—
stead of giving ear to such fancies, most people;
before buying, (whatever may be claimed about
Paris Exhibitions--or Fairs, where we xeldeth
exhibit machines,) examine and judge for'thern 7
selves, and because in doing' so they find out
New Family Sewing Machine as superior to oth
er family sewing machines as our manufacturing
maohinos are for their purposes. 'Die true
world's Fair, held in every city, hamlet and
home, has awarded tut the premium of the high,
est sales. • ~.
Thee° machines are left on trial., We ask 'no
one to buy; unless perfectly satisfied that the
machine is all it is represented.
E. W. HOGABOOM,
Gaul Agent for Tioga county
Manetleld, Jan 4, 1871 y
1
I?ekrltigtie3r.
A. B. EASTMAN,
OrERATIVE A,ND lIECHANICAL
111'4. ••! DENTIST.
Having bought Mr. Van jlorne's interest in
the partnership of Eastman it Van Horne, wo'd
respectfully request all persons indebted to the
late firm to call and settle at once.
Odle° oppesite the Cone House, where be Istl
continue the Dental business in the most ap
proved and skilful manner, at the lowest possi
Notelet,. :Call and see speeloieni and teatime
nies before going,elsewhere. _
Dee: 140100 ' ' ' A. 13. EASTMAN.
Wellsboro Hotel
COILIIIAIN,. ST. THE AVENUE,
W LIZSBOA9, RA.
SOL.AIisTNEL,,PAQPIR,* 3.4
PMSi
Thi Is a popular Hotel lately kept by 8.8.
Holiday. Tho Proprietor will spare no pains to
snake it a first-class, house. AU the stages ar
rive and depart from this house. A good hostler
in attendanci,i - ffirLitrpt3rr,attsekl4l .
Jan 1, 1871Lly
WSBREA fb my Niue )`ladle hoe left my bed
y - y_ and board without' ust attire ' r 'provoca
tio, this io, to aotify all none not.to harbor or
trust her cm my account, ' i I will not 'nay any
debts at her contractin asr this data . •
flalliTan 471ta. 9,187 1. PAU% WATlillit
•
ALL , AND. 7,Vr
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z ,'; ;:,.; 1 : 7.1 1 .. , fili 4 4 414 •12410,Wi11e iir ...,..$ -37 7 t , -; , . u :
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but ihtifiiits'iti 'itiallOkihettrohitelloidertOihe'
:bottoOtt‘ of , thi tairkiet :--)llThibUyi:olttittiiifitteftiow,
sorttneutof : - i'. '',';...::, :.-., t .---A.:,...‘, , ...:• , ,:x:-, %, i
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LADIES' DRESS'''':OOOI)F
All styles and' prioem,:r. ;X: :`
HAT-6 - NIALP U
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PALL Al'irt
\zirmLINERY.
=
its. E,.. Er. Kittiiiiii;,'o3r - I4ail *
1
bookot:rekbito pitivtostra. 4 l49 l 4.;! ;
' tl , ~,.! . .N"' i - f- -
F 1 Ilk Winter; 11 ' t s
:
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to wttirsbecinvites the attintion of the
of ViolitbOtcC and vicinity. 1
. . .
MRS. ii. E. #11k1)321L&;:;.
MEM
I.oe*** - :'-. : _st*le -- 4
Ilai - ATKiiit3 & 1806.10 N re
opitfnilif:"
- '4'' . lllll /to that th eyl;4 111 ° i:b u ll stir
• •
Livery for Dire, .'
At tbelr Stable on i'earl 5t.,., oppoiltd-Wbeelii's
wagon shop. Single pr doable rigs furnished to
order. : They aim ' to keep iota horse. knd 're
ggae, and intend to please... Pieesreas?nahle.
-
,
- WATKINS it•LOJWIN. ,
Jan. 4,1841-Iy. - • ~.. ' '2 -•
r
Wellsboro" Bakery.
JJ. BURGIN - would say to the .loitizens
''' Wellsboro and ,vicinity that be is pre
part' to supply them with ;
- BREAD, PIES AND CAKES,
of the best quality. We also MAIM meals and
and 'Fresh OYSTERS to those who wish. Call at
the old Stevens' stead. 3. 4. B.Eltani
• Nev. 23, Ife7o-I,y.
41,
New. Photograph Gallery—D. H. Naramore._'
_ inotion—c. E. Brewster.
SPROUL NOTHR!
HE sulaseriber would resepeotfully Worm
T
the publie; ilbtat he is IttoW reaching'
LARGIk t , AVIDITioNs
to his stook of
lIIERCHANDISE,
bought tbfigreat' deollne prices, *Mal
enables hfra to offer many'-.. • "
Great, Bargains.
• • . i . • ~• ~. i
Oho ladies ails Invited to gamine Lis stook o
, SH4WLII
DRESS GOODS,
wbiob.contain many new styles and fabrics not
before introduced in this market.
..ri, ,, -c- .sw. ~-...,;.,_
noviti - EiPsits - •
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' Would do wilt oiliiiiiittlidwtoo.of
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TABLE LLENEMVABI r igtfik,
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Wellsboro, Jait:,11,41 . 571. • • • '44 , 4,
"iArA l-', _ 'Y•ii 1 1 ,, ,c. , ' 77. -
-41.'
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BACO BAILEY t ;;-'
. •
44*m It:
Drugs, lile4i4ines fi c:Vtienti4lo;
VARgISILEti, DYESTUFFS.
Alcohol, Pure Wines and Liquors, for.
Medical Purposes. ; •
:Perfumery, Soaps, Brushes, Toilet Articles,
oar Phypicians'prescliptionscompennderlat all hours.
BLOSSBURG, PA.
Jan. 4,1871 ly.
Home Shuttle Sewing Machine,
THIS Machine Is - the ladies favprite, and
possesses aitthe advantages of other ma.
chines, and is furnished much leis in price than
other treddie nuichiries. - Any one desiring a
ttladbine will'eall op,,,.orAddresitu, •
. a l - - • ,,,- CroQiced,Opeki, ! '
- 1 rienmilligiat for
Jan.,4,1871-3m.„ te-T,--ufj49lPlo_-.91;!!-
For Sale or Rent.
A_ GOOD, dairS,Sedlin-Tiogniownaldil, Ty.
villicamtb Fa..,AonitilesnilasiiesYot tiffs
abOat,-100 :awn itspinaod,
and 48 unitOptoind. Mut - VA it thrasi . ,
inn* dwelling houses, an apple and pliftstairob
vicVnudotherft,nit twlts, J.refoiasstp:Also ado
jointng *Ai viost, a farm ,and timber lands
from 40 to 200 acres as dasiftd, Wild 80 sores
improved, wild a good,
arcs.s
apple orahatid.,, Gq 9. # pir e
• %ball, 187t-41'. • 11.11;
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and
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* rugs and
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WALL
ME
ID any quantity and at low figures. I want it
than any other firm in the County; further. I do
they receive goods by the underground railroad.
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Gals,' Putty, Alec,
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888 OBBNE OIL, TOBACCO, CIGARS,
-c%zi
. ,
iiol.ll feet I key everything usually hoped ill a A
,047261ng in tay,/ine to give me a gall. No °barge
'--., r ., _ -
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4 EYEZININ
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rs
D - Y er:
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a. a. NIC.AL
bas Just received an immense Ito
LADIE'S DRE
We hasie In the line-orPrlnhi
DRESS GOODS, BHA 8,
FLANNELS, OAFS I • REB,
NOTIONS, HOOP RIRTS,
All wool_ :Talon he- & C
A large stook of substantial Goods, suitable Farmers and Median,
rates, even less th last Fail.
-
Grofert De rtment l
q#.43 ,
We have a full line of Tea, Sugar, Coffee, ups, flaleratus,C
&0., and all of the t brands.
- s
- •thßtkis--44tPititt
Dee. E., 1870.
Smith Siz AVai
CORNING, N.,
Are now prepared io offer great Indus:same/4 thefrpai
Just filed their *taro with au endle variety of}
NHEW FALL 60
Of almOst . :eiery4ride, quality and price. We. only ask lie people to call and
look through our stook and save us the tins Oonemositlngt
don't bily *blab; &Milt; _
4
-
jifAlitirktit - 4.11)4 4 5,11%...A6 1,- 14 :
1 4— ( LA:
We take pleaaarthl 4 -9. 4 V-iga couilti; ll , at we have an
ea on varielz of spry Rattan!, of
'11)
Ymk Y ere 9 0. 4
A. A: 9_•
A 1. - t ,4 .1 4 ." . 4 •
_ .
• -
ANDAVIRITE GooDs
A. very large assortment, and at vary lOw,prioes.
.1 4
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04.'; : tst
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We have a ver y ial go - s t ock - of CaVete, varying in viality and price. Par
"" w. t okteg 4040111 a 114100011A1 demon Wean end leek Ulna& ear stook.
We are atill -*pats .for: the rp t A t Q. "Wilted Siates TEA Company,
and are gallin g eas t /gado 4:4 p.A.7 0 AMIE* 410;414r tbapt r"*L4
ISFAMOnitt-filsitoßlNT. ,
imams% aust - nopmw nowt, liolnikS ( 0 1 ;• 11 .
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immense stock of the latest novelties for
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Great bargains in tlearnless,KlD,OLOV,BA v and every other, kind of Gloves.
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ityybygolna to the MAMMY STO4IO of I
AnL • I 011; Bitterg;
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VARNISHES,
S.EROSENE,
LAMPS, &O,
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moll as unless
.cy , ; t i. , ...1. i 7 **l. , F.
tine,
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DOMESTICS,
LINEN STOCK,
BOOTS & SHOES.
• imeres.
as' wear at low
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. /LATHERS.
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rose, as they have
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mcitic, their taste bittedgh; arid ancit#=
gags mint.,
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lultgi - x44.pous.,
.Lides `are
del) o.Y to tht:Mititeit.:97;o24--.
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Wririare OVan,t, , ; 3szteh_ 421f/raid;
V./ironic G;tarxhie the.Blac.lder, Nor
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bid Irritation:a ; thO'!"(4oi ail 4 Vre
thst4o, Disease o the' Prostate Gland,
and retention o Incontinenceof Urine,
from a
.7og er, , , „in?. th,. park -gow
e ~eined. link '. , . , f= , : , .;', it iTt4tictiVied§
he444.99 , , , N0,4* i 0Tende 4 . in..PO :
Oepsia,,,airinio... Matisn4= Putan=
0.0 1 44 4 OW 4 4:P4V.• '.;-' ~ , -
BacHu is usd by= persons. from
the, ayes of 18 to 26 , and from 86 to.
65i or the decline or Chisqf of #fe;,
aAer Confinement, or labor pains; Red
-Wetting in children.
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In affectioneeculiar to females, the
Extract Bue -,une4tualeil
other remedy, (18 in Chlorosis, or Re
tention, Irregularity, Painfulness l or
Suppression of- Customary Evactia
tionsUlcerated or Schirrous Statel of
the Oerue, Leucorrhaa, or Whites.
p.LSEASES OF. THE BLAD
DER, 'KIDNEYS, GRAVEL,
2)110P,510AL SWELL
ING(4I.I4This medicine increases the
Pol:POW:400 7 . 1 / 4 04 excite; the •A(• sarbents into healthy actin ; by which ,
the- Watery or Caleareous depositions,
and all Unnatural enlargements are
reduced, as well as pain and Inftam 7
?nation. - -
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43 17CHIThati cured every case of pi
ishie : 11a# Wien
of ithe:neck- of the -Bladd
anCkWitatiilkil'ofthe - .. - 470045;
term vJ thi Zane-is aid 'Bladder,
Be*- ion of Vine, Diseases of the
Pr State Gland,.Stonein,the Bladder,
02100,6,_ ,, ereavek Brick-Duet, De-
Po6iffign4,4fuous .or Milky Discharg
es, .findfor-enfeeeled and delicate con
stitatiOns,:of both sexes,,'attended with
thefollowing4o,p&ms:.in - disposition
to ozertitlic,: Loss. of Power, Loss of
Alemor, 441414ty, Of Breathing,
Weak Reruns - 21.embling, .liorror of
Lai pease, Wakefulness; - - Dimness of
Vision, Pain in the Back Hot Hands,
hang of the BoaV i i4r,yness the
21 4 1.)1 , Bruposv-pn'z , thertatVi - lklkiel
Ckuntenaigeeifiiiiirsiti I.basiteide - ot
the Mu5e4127'.0004 j'c
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lIA'LMBOLD '..4 ELY-TitAC T
BUCRU is Diuretic and .Rlood-Pu
rtfying, and cures - all diseases arising
from hablife distipaticNexcesses and
iniprudencislit il bfi t i.3 iniptirities of tAe
-4Nood, tc., superseding Copaiba in
afficlions for which it is used, such as
Gonorrhea, Gleeti ,of long standing,
ii244philitic AffeCtions=2n these das
eass,s, used in connection with Helm
bold' s Rose. Wash.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers
ever ywhere.' . Beware of counterfeits.
Ask for Ilelmbold's: Take 00 . other.
1 2 110—,1.25 per bottle, or 6 •lottles
for $6 .60. Delivered to, any address.
Describe symptoms in all communi
cations.
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TARIKAISi AND ;:.MEDICINES; -PAINTS
AN.D.Aikaf3k , ".'
fiIADDSUS DAVIDS' INES, KEITH'S
COMYENYRkTiti MEtgOikES,
EMS
fREDELLeSd ILUID,, EX
thLOTsi::•.
MEM
BUitNETirk cocoittli; kola
EXTRACTS ! KEROSENE LAMPS,
PATENi'MEtiion 4 LKS, Rood-
ESTiA PERFUMERY
AND FLAVORING' EXTRACTS ? WALL
IBM
PARE& WINDOWALASS,
*W:ll#4o„k4-o,ollt •-:
.A.Nto DT COLORS)
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iirboledale,,Ptigee., Buyers artirequested
tooalland get quototione before gotfkg (rattler
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W. D. TERBELL & CO.
Corning, N. Y., Jan. 1,1871-y
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Furniure 1 Furniture
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B. T. AftlN
eIIAyINO completed his new Cabinet - Ware
house oh Main' street, Wellsboro, has stook
it with a large and superior assorted stock o
FURNITURE.
°belabor Bulti; Walnut, Ash, Maple,
i. i . , so., so., 40.,
lima •
.
from $l6O down, and as cheap
At the same goods can be bo't
in the cities, freight added.
, -
Parlor suite, Walnut, Cherry, and
Mahogany, Reps or Hair Cloth,l
from $125 down. Also,
SOFAS, LOUNGES, COUCHES, TETE
A-TETES,
,with Uptkolotory to snit.
Center Tables, 'Walnut or Marble Tops
Looking Classes, Brackets Pa
per Backs, Booking Chairs„
- all kinds,
Wholesale „mad Retail.
lam manufaoturing as Usual, 'and intend to
keep ‘1.4 full stock aware, home and city made
at &Mimes., My Ware Rooms arts spacious and
'teat, and now contain the largest, costliest and
beststook of Furniture ever brought into the
county.
Planing and. Mat Ching,
SCROLL SAWING dt;',MO,I7I.DING,
• . done to order at the Fiftory.
Jan. 1, 1871-tf B. T. --- yAlq HORN
Musical Instruments
PUB subscriber informs tho public that he
:bus soustautly on hand a large assortment
of
ORGoS, MELODEONS,
Instruction 100191,
for sale or rent.
]'ia►r].Ol9
furnished to order
OLD INSTRUMENTS; TAKEN IN
EXORANOE, and some of the lame on band to
be sold cheap.
He will be toped et hie ieeidellee neasPAtte a'
Hotel In bildaldbary, Tioga comity, .
dreg., A. B e A. BRIGGS,
July (); 1870.—if. Crooked Crook, :Pa.
Inghani's "olen Mills
NE
(-', DEERFIELD, P.
V
t liki subscribers will pay Cash, Full-Cloth,
Cassimeres, Flannels, &c., &a., for Wool.—
T oyalso manufacture aa venal— -
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TO ORDBR., OR ON SHARES,
to suit customers. All work warranted asrep
resented. They invite particular attention to
their Water Proof
CASSIMERES,
which are warranted in every respect. Partin
lay attention given to '
ROLL - CARDING
CLOTH DRESSING.
INGILAAI I B large stock of Caaaimarea, do ~25
per cent less than any conipaiitors, and warrant
ed as represented;
NGHAlif_ 8 reanufdeture to order, and do all
*lndsd il ltoll•Cardlng and Cloth Dressing, and
defy oonipetltlon. . 1. i ...
INGNAMB have as good an assortment .1
• , ~,.... .„ , , : 1 _ ~
~ %_,, . ; ,
FIR glom!), 9a"neres,
, and give more tor Wool in axe ange than any
other eitablitibMent. ; Try - then:Land ea#afy your
calv,es.
INGHAliiirtirliOleettleititCrer at: the Oolro
~. •-,. .
alumina Mitts, 2 tatlee below R oxville.
_ .,...., ,....... 7 ,__
~_ Irak a*
Oat-0100a ate Warrantei,. ttd sold by , the
folloaring pl ; wa s t ...„
C. BAKErktrri Vallaboikoi Pa. ' ' r ': :-
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„-. I ,T:1/. SWAM= a 00., Tioga,•Pial 0 . •.
J. O.IIIIIRPIETT, Colt tort, Pa.
D4.14914,atin 1, lffloott •
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AND,
Undee the loaprotJ t ed and origioal Bs taw.
The yeiya!eat at
TEN DftiLARS ,
Will;elere a Poiio* of t
Two Thousasili Debars,
(larger suirii in proPortitin,)" and estaallpro rota
payment is requited ,oltly wban ts, death occurs
in the class and division in 3ehioli a policy is
rpgistered. rr
In some essential points, sitti as medical ex
amination, pro rota ',a i lments, and abtolute‘pol
i*Ohis 'Aesmilation date notvary , from any
of oar oldest companies; butin greater. SitaPlic-
KY. Economy. and Acoommodation, or ray monis
, . it.diffora materially. ,
aiirliOltizti) (*atm - $50"000.
' Per particulars, send to the Aleut for Pamphlet.
Bp 13,11 B.: IVf.IinIiTZSLUAN,,I.T., Pratt
'18440 ALOSENRBLP, Jr:, Vice-President.
I %Vm. B. SMITH, Agl, Knoxville, Pa.
it. P. SHOVE, Examining Sargoon.
00t02,i00 7 tr., , _
WICKHAM & FARR
Tiuga, Pa.;
Invite the attention of the public to the com
plete and well selected stock of
Pall Gootis
which they have jolt received.
More earnest efforts than ever . before will be
out: forth to pleatie and further enlarge their
`steadily 'mewling trade. Au attempt to name
the •
VIRIOES
kept ,would be useless,
stock embraces
IGOOdS
all elaasee of trade
CALL it SEE FOR YOURSELVES.
Jan 1,1811 y
TO ,TRE FARMERS OF
TIOGA COUNTY.
AM now building at my manufactory,in Lawranct •
711143. a superior
FANNING MILL,
whichpossesses the followingadvantagesocer another
mills:
• I.ltseptu - atels rye,oats,rat litter.andfonlseeds,shd
cheisaud cockle, from wheat.
2.lt,cleans flax eeed,takeeont yellow seed : and ell
other seeds, perfectly. _
8, It cleaustimothy seed.
4. It does all other separatingrequired of a mill
This mill is built ofth best and moat durable iim•
bar, in rod stylo,and it sold cheap for cash, or pro
duce.
patent sill
wheat,to othermills,our
Lawreacevllle,Jan.l, l
HARNESS SHOP.
MAE UNDERSIGNED would say to the citi• 1
rens of Wellaboro and vicinity that he has
recently moved over Truman Brothers Grocery
Store with hie '
Harness Shop
In CO operation on Crofton Street, bet Ween Mai&
and Water Stew whore he is prepared 7i to menu
faauro all kinds of
Double it Single Harnesses,
Li the best style, and of the beat material
R EPARING DONE
On digit notice and good. I employ the best
workmen, and use none but the best material,
and am therefore prepared to please all who
want anything in my line.
Nov. 9, 1870.
WALKER & LATHROP.
DEALERS IR
1 4 ,
HARDVARE, IRON, stg NAILS,
TO YES, TIN-1V RE,
BUTING,, SIMIS,I C TI SK
WATER LI E,
AGRICULTURAL IMPL MENTS,
Carriage and Harness Trimmings,
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HARNESSES, SADDLES, &a.
Corning, N. Y., Jan. 1, 1-
Administratrix's' Notice.
OTTERS OP ADMINISTRATION having
JA :been granted on' the estate of 'P. P. Field,
tate of Delmar, deceased, to the subscriber, all
persons indebted to the said estate are requested
to make immediate'payment, and these having
claim' or demands against the same, will make
•
them known without delay, to
• MARY ANN YIELD,
Wellsbore, Jan 44, 1871 9w A dniin'x
Grocery and Probteion Store,
CORNING} : N. Y
C. I.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
TV In all I , lnde of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,.
Wines, Liquoks and
Cigars,
FOREIGN it DOMESi IC, GREEN
•
DRIED FRUITS,
, •
CANNED FRUITS AND
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1 7 1 1 .GETABLES,
*pan & WILLOW 'WARE, GLASS
OROOKERY WARE,
CHILDREN'S CIB E
VERAMIIIILATORS, TOYS, to., &o,
', , f
. , 4. filLand*ootnplete asporttnent of the above
Monti ned goods /Idle b4et quality always on
!sin a.
partirm
etaiati hot' iita to Min
'Dealers and Conrcnnere will dnd It t, ,
tenet to eXalnthe his Stook before bit
.Coralpg,ll. Y., Jas. 4, 1812- _.„l.
GUARANTY
Life
ASsociation,
BROADWAY, N. Y
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ARTICLES
ut suffice it to say, the
Suit
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WIOICHABI & AARR.
re, for separating oat s from
easonableterrna.
3.11 rATHEI,
870-t I
W. A. NEWCOMB.
871-y
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o their la
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