TIOGA COUNTY ErTill:.
Local Items.
WEDNESDAY. ISIAAOH 29;1871.
I r- ,
Nqw - , Advertisements.
•
New Goode.-O. B. Kelley.
'or sal4-1). L. Beans.
Botougb O.W. jkatley.
Adintrallotica..4l4llps* Salmon!.
" " • ....N.B. Whiting.
Dtseolution--Oampbell & Mutt.
Bank Deport.
efede, Butter Tuba, &o—J. B. Barker
Planta—lL B. Prince. • • •
.
snow fell to the depth offonk finites
in this plaoo, on Sqnday night last.
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STILL ROOM—A number of new sub
tbribers have besn added to Our Increasing list
the past week, and yet there is room for more.—
We trust the list may mob 6,000.
ACCEPTED.—iteV. N. L. Reynolds )
of Blossburg, has =opted the call from the
Baptist Church to become its pastor the present
year—his labor to commence with the church
Ma 1,1871.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.--;MT.
Benjamin Seeley requests us to state that he will
sell his house and lot on Main street, first door
above the Presbyterian church.
SocriABLE.--The Baptist " sociable"
will bo held Tuesday evening, March 28, at the
residence of J. R. Bowen, and will be conducted
as a wilco neck-tie entertainment. Refresh
ments nerved at forty cents a couple. All are
cordially Invited to attend this novel gathering.
NEW GOODEL—Wickham & Farr's
new shanty is now in operation. Having just
returned from New York, they have tilled up with
a nice, fresh stook of goods, which are very cheap.
Just go and see how cheap goods can be sold af
ter a tire.
SEWING MACHINES. The Singer
Manufacturing Company report sales • of 127,833
machine, in 1870 against 88,781 irk 1869.- ing
a gain of 41,052, mainly in ilia a • of wlitie
known as the "Now Family Mao , ino."—New
York Tribune.
-HAS GONE.—Who's go ue? Why,
Kelley has gone to New York. Perhaps this is
all that is necessary to say to open the eyes of
the people. The ladles especially, will hi more
interested when they see the new spring goods
piled on his counters. Keep a sharp look out for
the next ten days.
ALMOST A_ CONFLAGRATION.-0 U r
pillage was made lively on Friday afternoon by
an alarm of fife—not a false alarm, for the roof
of the foundry was on firs. But it was a weak
affair, and not having a fair showing, subsided
oo the application of a buoket brigade. A little
judicious neglect, at the right time, would have
made it warm—for insuranoe companies.
Music SPORE.—Mr. J. W. Mclntosh,
Agent for J. Greener's Elmira N. Y. Pianos, and
other instruments, hu opened a store for the
uls of the above iniikuments and mode In A. B.
Blatmsn's Dental *Mee. Mrs. Eastman will
have charge of the see of the Instruments and
music. She alsb teaches vooal and instrumental
music as heretofore, and guarantees gond satis
faction. Bar long experience in tenet:dog, and
constant application to the business, gives h or
advantage over many others.
Rooms opposite Cue House.
RELIGIOI7B.—Rev. C. A. Stone will
preach his farewell sermon on Sunday morning
next, in the Baptist hall. Mr. Stone, in his min
istrations the past year, has greatly endeared
himself to the membership of the Church, and
the separation will be ono of regret.
series of meetings have been held the past
week in the Pit, E church in this village, and
quite a number have boon brought out and oth -
ers reclaimed. The good work still cantina as,
under the ministration of - the pastor, 11r. Eno
Rev, Q. L. Qibsoq, the former pastor, labored a
Ow evenings with the Church last week,
Elovas ov DAYzacinT.—The follow
big table shows the hours Of daylight tu this
latitude for the several months of the yea!:
January
February.—
March
-Apri1.........
M ay.
Jµne
July
August
September..
Ihtaber
:November...
December ..
RAILROAD UP THE COWANESQUE.—
The projected narrow gauge railroad from Law
renceville to Elkland seems to a lair way of be
coming en accomplished fact. The entire cost
of the road is estimated at from $120,000 to $130;
0.), and Ike stook, it is claimed, is nearly all ta-
ken. That a narrow gauge road, using light
rolling stock, oat be made to pay in very many
places, where a road gauge, with heavy locomo•
Use and ears, would be ruinous, is getting to be
so well understood by railroad men, that we pro.
diet the general adoption of the narrow gauge on
all mules where the business is light, within the
pest dec4cle. We read of a railroad in Wales,
the track of which is only eighteen in o hes in
ilidth, and which cost the stockholders less than
vne-third as much as a broad gauge (4 ft. 8 in.)
toad. Let us have the Cowanesque road, by all
CoxvENTIoN.—As announced last
weck, the Welisboro Graded School Convention
came otl in Smith Bowen's hall on Friday of
lei noon last, and was a perfect success. Tho hall
Was crammed a ht. scholars, teachers, parents
sad spectators Tt.c best of order prevailed du
° ring the exercises, tibial/ was evidence that the
tebolara were uukkr the beet of discipline. The
pupils performed their part 'admirably, and the
spectators were highly entertained. At theclose,
Rev• 4 Calkins and lion. 11. W Williams
lievultd the qofi veption with short and apprupti-
MC hicekqs such gutheringa are profitable,
1.1 ) t.. tbu in.hoiars, but to persons of mature
3 .1 11$ livery etiort on the part of our citizens
should be o 4 cried to encourage Profe,..ser Winters
in his successful management of our public
'schools, which be has to admirably - conducted
from the commencement.
The winter term of school closed last week.
The spring term will commence next Monday,
April 34
B tiB4? ss PROSpkon OF WEI.LsBOIIO.
—W e are pleased to announce that the present
teason is to be an unusually lively one for our
pleasant village Building is oommenoed at soy.
441 points already, while the greater number of
limo who contort:Tinto putting up stores or dwel
lings are waiting fel warmer weather. The tear
proapcst of a railroad throuo the town Is We
an people from abroad to invest,, not only in
pleasant homes, but in manufnotuiti. And we
know of no point in Northern rennsylyanitt that
eau offer morn soled indtwements to 'investors
than Wellabora. The place is growing rapidly ;
It lb net eurrounded 14 other and • larger town;
ripping its trade anal pros p erity Our Graded
Szhool affords educat onal facilities not to he
overkwlted by those having children to bripg up.
The location is exceptionally 14114 and plea,.
Isla, tee ore bandy to the aroma tilers trout do
;RngrFgate, and a few miles of easy tr l f ivel will
tate a man from the town pump to a good deer
range
00 'be whole, a:pnin seeking a bogie in a coon
taiglit cast lines in a wore° place
N ts TICE TO JUVE/slai
Witbip tbo pest few days, several young*
some of them under twelve years of-age—have
heed followed and insulted by infamous propo
Isle from young loafers in this village, who bare
either forgotten or missed their moral training.
We are sorry that the parents of these girls did
rot either appeal to the laws or inflict condign
punishment on the spot with their own bands.—
Nit they chose to give ga the facts,lcia mime*,
which we fay yet publish on proper certifier.
lion. Wo have onlyito add that, on a repetition
of these outrages, wo trust the natur al protect
ors of the insulted will settle the matter—sud
lenly—without the aid of printer; or juries ;
II Coarse to whilst' we pledge ourselves, should
0 1911 lon eel,
JratiVr , Fifitilletek- 4 —TtiztfeW:
11!).1101k fos tfo'ol..;4lsiipp, w illoommenop, .OP Alit
I tt i *Oo4".l*4 4 7 .4" , *0 1 '4 1 , 4 141 4t w
narrow falba madeliy Ihe angler .` o e wlb or
the sake of,rport as well an humanity, every lov
er of the rod ,would.,.eltogolket. ; o 4 ,kap fr om
thiowlng a line dating 2 the te 4 itt tyke telaonr, but
there is no hope of this. The trout have been
~running lighter and etill lighter every year sines
tie first wet a line In the waters of Tioga eounty.
At first we amid All a 12 lb. basket In a Aey, end
they would not reckon over five td the lb, Grad
' Willy they alintnlshed in Ate, until we eollnted a
beeket of them pangbt on ; the Yemeni the. seett
of which ran up to 105—and .w• had thrown
away many of the smallest, at that. When we
saw them running up to 14 in the lb., we lent
our bullet and rod, and have only fished since
thau whon oaniiing out; where: sometAiei Weal
became aq imOrativo,necessity : • ~ , , ,
We yield to nOinen in a liking for tho sport ;
only we don't oare to fish forliont'so 'alkali that
it takes a sharp pair of eyes to toll at a first
glance which is the trout and which the fiy. The
present law as it stands is good, and if carried
strictly into effect will do something toward In , :
treasing 'the 'sire and quAntity of trout In our
streams. The decadence of the leas and wash
ing Away of dame on the waters, of Pine creek
will also help : and if the trout could by any
means be insured a rest of two years we should
have as good'flshing here as our streams afforded
twenty years ago.
As the law is rather Stringent, and .as .many
Who" take trout illegally do not know the penal
ties,
we publish a part
. of it below.„
SECTION 6. "No person shall at any time,
with intent so to do, patch. any. JO:skied brook
Wont with any device save only a hook and line,
and no person'sholl ootolt any trout, or have in
his or her possession, save only in the months of
April, May, June,,tid July, under a penalty of
five dollars for each trout so caught or bad in
possession. •
Seotion 0, °itll° same act, novides i that' "lt
shall be the , duty . of any: oenstablti having knowl
edge of the violation of any of the provisions of
this not, to make report thereof to any justice of
the peace of the proper county; and any other
person having such knowledge may make com
plaint before snob *dice, and the said •Jultl44l
shall issue his warrant for the. arrest of the of
fender and proceed to bear and determine the
matter at issue in the same manner as provided
in other oases • and any officer found guilty of
making a wilfully ,folse return or neglecting to
make report of the offence when brou b t to his
notice, shall be considered . a
party to the misde
meanor, and be liable to the payment of the fines
herein imposed, and be declared incootyptent to
ful/U.tho clutiee i ot hie office, and , h iv office slh:aft be
deemed vacant.
Beetion 10, of the same act, provides that the
decision of the justice of the peace or alderman
in the matter shall be final, that one-half of the
penalty shall go to the inferreer, ane half to the
county, the . sate to be levied by distress, and in
case there are no goods to distrain, or the offen
der refuses to pay, be may be committed to the
jail of the oouunty without bail, .tt-o.
- SUCCESSFUL OPERATION.-0 h e
25th instant, Mrs. M. D. Burley came from a dis
tant town (whare she had submitted to,a painful
otental operatiOn ,whioli'provela falluie) ,to the
o A, B. Eastman, who administered gas,
and sucoessfully removed the offending members.
Mrs. B. says she would . cheerfully journey one
hundred miles before she would have teeth ex
tracted without the gas.
,
SUCCESSFUL SURGERY.—It - lErnolv
overr a year since I was operated on for iterte'lit
the bladder ; and lit is to satisfy the general' de
sire to know the result, and to give public, ex
pression to the Aeep sense of gratitude I feel td
ward my turgeon4. (Dr. Wit. Faulkner, of Wat
erford, Erie counkfr, Pa.,) Ant I make the follcir-•
lag statement. 1
My health had been failing from this anions
affliction for sever long years. I had consults&
the most prominent physicians of western. New
York and northwestern. Pennsylvania, and had,
learned thit my case, with its complications,
presented many diffluleties in the way of a sue-
cessful operation. I placed myself under the
care of Dr. F., in the latter part, of December,
1860, and on , the Bth of January, 1870, I wad
operated on for an existing complictition, and
preparatory to the main • and important one of
removing the atone. This proving a success, on
the 15th of February I was operated on Icor the
stone, in the presence of Dra. Barton, Blakeslee,
Gray and M. L. Faulkner. I was unconscious
from chloroform nine minutes, had no pain du
ring, and but very little subsequent to that event.
The eaculus was large and rough, measuring over
four inches in its largest circumference. 'I had a
very comfortable recovery, and the Doctor dis
nharged me on the 7th of April ; and to-day I
m as sound as I ever was, and wish, in Oman&
o . e x p -7 ress,my misst sincere and .heartfelt' grati;
1 ude to Dr.-.-fo l r_his kind and skillful services
i.
West '
W Green) March 12;11771.GB GOPLE._ i
i
[Dr. Faulkner' was formerly a resident of thli
borough, where be studied medicine with Dr. 0.
L. Gibson. He is a native of this county. We
learn that he is a very sucoessfuipractitioner.)
Hour*. liinutee
.280 -96
.255 54
3 00 46
. 405 6
. 485 15
. 494 18
. 497 • 9
449 - 37
. 377 - 49
. 328 43
. 260 50
. 235 -22
'. Editor of the Agitator:-11 ill y ou allow me
" just ono more word." J. R. K., in noticing
my remarks about Joseph Barker, says :
" Established churches I detest—not of coarse
as churches, but in so far as the fact of coal):
lishment goes."
Now, sir, I am unfeignedly thankful to end
your correspondent so far on the right,,elde on
this (at the present time) moat important Ptiblit
question. - Butit is useless trying to draw a linb
of diStinction lill4ten,the Church , of England
and the Establishment, — iii4ong as the 'Church
stands so unanimously and persistently „arrayed
against disestablishment. But let us hops that
the Church of England may experientie a speedy
new birth unto righteousness, and Ybluntarily
forever freeltself from this " detestable": estab
lishment, and gait taking by force what ismot its
own. It will not then be the Ohnieh Of Eng
land, with the. Queen at its head, bat wiaY be
came a member of Christ's Church, and:soknoir.
ledge only Hid authority In things spiritual.—
Then, air, and not till then, will I be prepared
to acknowledge that its ministers are made such
by the influence of "the grace of Qod.". . •• - •
•B.
11., in alluding to that: "last shilling," forgets
to mention that I was refused admission to S.
B.'s leoturo bectiatorel lacked the conventional six
penes. A
081
PIANOS. —I t Is a fact that the Geo. A'.
Georg', Piano, sold by B. F. Dowd, Knoxville
Pa., is the best in market s _ Read what W. 3.
Macdougall -Organist and Choir Master of St.
Alban's Episcopal Church; San Franoistfo says :
Sin Premium, Jan. 24, 1871.
Wm. 11. Knight, Esq., 721 Market fit.,--I must
certainly congratulate Mr; Geo. A. Georgl upon
the excellence of his Pianos r fot 111 may judge
by tho specimens I have seen, he has achieved a
success of whioh we may well feel proud. Their
beauty of finish, touch and voluminous tone
struck me upon the first examination, and after
a more - intimate acquaintance with them and a
thorough examination of the workmanship
must ohndidly avow I consider thin Unsurpassed
by the best I have seen and played upon in va
rious parts of this world. The sostedalto to be
obtained from them is truly remarkable, and
they are alike effective and delightful to the per.
former where a full and _impressive volume of
sound is required, as well as in the Pirinimaimi,—
the tone of whioh Is exceedingly soft, sweet and
silvery, and yet remarkably distinct. The fact
that. one of them was used! at my_ last concert
without having been tuned since it left the Faetcryi
some three thousand miles away, should speak
volumes in evidence of their durability, and that
they can easily be kept in tune. My pupils ,are
loud in their praise, and were I in want of an.
other instrument for my private use, I shoild
certainly select from those made by r. Georgi.
McDounet.L.
" THE MiStHSSIPPI VALLEY.-118 Ph yl
steal Geography, including sketches of the To
pography, Botany, Climate, Geology and Min
eral Resources; and .of the Progress of Devel-:
opulent in Population and
,Material Wealth
by J. W. Foster, L: L. D., ..President , of, t e
Anierloan Association for the Advancement of
Science, tko." Illustrated by maps and sec—
tions. S. C. Griggs & Co. Mileage, poi:diets:.
Thitr comivehensive indirante; th'e
oral scope and design of this deeply interesting
and Instructive volume. The author is muter
of the subject on which ho writes, having devo
ted many years tar e*plorations'in various parts
of tll6 and to the study of its
,oil, climate and resources—mineral and agricul
tural; and " having been a witness,, in partiyof
the gigantic strides which have been made during
the lifetime of a generation," in those arts which
contribute so essentially to the ef forts arid con
venicticu of describe s, obrnpre4
heneivo form, the physical geography of this
truly wonderful ,region, partionlUly that Fortiori
which lies west' of the great dividing line, the
Mississippi river. This valley already contains
a m iderity idt the people; of :the lloitedlitotes
and it he develolimedtir whielfirenbir 'going- on
to brie g it into close commercial relatious
the mining regions of the." Ultramontane" and
Pacific Steles, an t i with the Orient, will add vast
iy to its WourCettilid.to Coantandlogliell'
Lion in the Griat Republic. , '
The book is printed on ilne,swbite paper s - Witte,
large, clear type, and qpntaiss 443 pages. ;It is
divided into 13 chapters, which treat of the Ml.-
sippi river, mountains and plain*, the origin of
the prairies, foreit culture and irrigation,' olio
mate, oattivated plants, geology, influence of the
climate on man, origin of civilisation, progress
and development . • It le' illutitrated with maps,
showing the distribution of forest. prairie and
desert, the isothermal lines of the. United statss,
and contain. a copious index. Dr. Foster Is. a
man 'of liberal culture, and wields a vigorous
1"i ) - Hs has produced a book of rare stool
ienee. It is the most exhaustive work on the
Mississippi valley we remember to bare nest.,
The volume is a Western produc t
_ i and Is gotten
up in the highest style of art. /I'',o marvel that
/canted *Mies, botk In mg Int Alperin/
WWI! up% 44s ws Itry
--autiosiowntimpgiwatAitscia* ,
non olossikon the 41skilts ttli t !Int it Is v re
gra Reoll7 l 4 l 4l9zajri mtti . 'V,
who has divoted panic' so ally to the
rents ti ppQ ~ t A l dadsYri l I I
ft o f trA4l /117
p spo
ke° iateltrl welt 4}14
Alsol a gape leaf, wtati wed oomioasa by
the young ladies of the oohed. It was very ii-'
Wresting. evening they met for a Apollo
ing echc4
CM
On the evening of the lath two men/ Veltithday
11 .04#4, IttlathlSß l 4. l lo,
Beardsley,waif:yeti Wks htlerta,"4lmaliZet
fatally. It is apposed *exited R been 4dbklas.
_ The oho* at Job'a • Oornetsameasiy Walk&
They id& to have It ready for dedloation‘ in
month. ' E.
To Nebraska, Cali'
afig and Kansas, and
the 8, & R. Lands.
The" Route?' so called; Wm: sight
In the path of the Star ofsmpfre. , lt rnrastilmoitt
immediatelytn the !seater 'or the great wescw#
lowa,;
eit,olgratlim. '60s1110*i:1a" ag
lewit', strikes Oie M river.,ereert:„three
points.
- These•thrett points are gatewaySfate thtee
gnat woe Gone of the
Th• ztot_ol, w ill Paoli° solid will take yen ,to the lend of aldose ,
gap% Many mountalns,endperpitnalsumnix.
The middle &tete Plattainenhoshielt ' 7 opine :
upon the lontlkhi#,of ITAraike, :lodt4
kAstie river,. r41441# 1 44.14 0 1 44 .40417
tent for agriculture and easing. Alit here: ass
the B. & kr. Railroad lands, °esteeming whit&
Geo. S. Harris, the land : Adicar at Burlington,
lowa, oan give you sl ormation, and' in the
heart of them to Linoign, the elate Oapttal and
Pres44s = • i'
The Southern gate leads' th Retina, by ammo: ,
Una with the St. Jot RoadAatf Hambnie44ll-:
ning diroot,to,Ot..ToeiandllanaavOity.
Th 4 trains o f q!°.43u.").5tcRT7111,441P4P117,44d'
aatoli v arid umitentkoenneette44,443ll,44theAte4t,
,of coaches, PailmanSalamend Psdkno. dining!,
°nay and should you
. take the . journey for
journey's sake'alone; you will:th repaid; eitGia"„
it to tlnd * aionm or a tarm,iiiid.yotteinmit AM",
etthOr better than, among :the D. ht..landt;
where you' en buy on ten yoare eredit s .and ate,
low_ prioe.
Marsh, 16th 1871.—1 y.
DENTISTRY. —0.: N. Dartt, de i ntlet
omoe in Wright & Bleak, where he eon-i
Nunes to make teeth with the new improvement .
which gives better • satiefaetion than any thing
else in see. To be bad af Dirtk's
1870.-41.
hi:ARE/A at s.
RUSSEL—CIIMMINGI3—On • the 17th , Inst.;
by Rev M. Rockwell ' , Mr. •M. •IL Russel and
Mies J. Cummings, alt of Rutland.
MOORE—LE SEARS-1n this'villageMarall
22,1871. by Rev. D.,D.Buok D. D., .Mr: Orrin
A. Moore of We'Moro, and Mies Mary 'Alberta
Lo Beare, of Newbury N. Y.
ROSE—EVERETT—At the house of the
bride's father in Jackson, March 14, 1871, by
Rev. Obas. Week., Mr.l7. E. Rose of Mansfield
Pa., to Miss Maggie B. Everett.
D :ATE TS.
WIIITING•r-att Covington, on therlitth hist.;
J. B. Whiting, aged 2f yearsi .
,At a regular ineetlig,of Oavingto lodge .
294, 1.0. 0. F.; held - et the lodge Anoom Idarchl,B4
the fo 11 o w JAI; resolutions were unanimously
paised „ •
Whereas God, in the providence of death, bps
removed from among .us our, worthy
..and highly
esteemed brother, J. H. Whiting, Alaerefere t
Resolved, That while we bow. in cheerful ,sub.
mission to the will of Ifeaven, we feet that in the
death of this brother we : have lost, a t true Odd
Fellow, a kind friend and an , useful (Olsen. ,` As
an Odd Fellow, it was ever his pride to exhibit
toward the fraternity the prinelples Of friendship,
love and truth.. In the,lodge room he was earei
est, attentive ` and consistent, ever Manifesting
high appreciation of the truth and importance of
our Order. As a friend, hP cheerful
and humane. As a citizen, he was - temperate r rin,
dustrious and honorable. ; =
Resolved, That we tender to the parents and.
relativesof the deceased brother our warmest
sympathies in this their great agitation.
Resolved, That ottrhaill be draped in mourn-
Ing for the spnie of,thiely days.
Resolved, That s copy of these resolution. be
sotto the parente of the deceased, sad that thef
bkce,tlifedferntehliesti_all:ist ;the:44.ofateg, the
pilitesrar, .1'44 tkkA9siDwrs.R. • ifor.- r
~ • plait
428 North Eityhth-241Phihtdp&: Si
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DObbhlB
VEGETABit.
A colOr and diesiing 'that .'will
yet burn the halt or injitre the
head. ' „.
,It does not , produce a color
m
echanically,' as_ the poisonous,
preparations do.
It graduatjy ' restores the Hair
to its original color and lustre,.
by supplying
,new,life
— lt 4 eausei3
of tioft, fine hair. '
The beet and safest :'article
ever offered. . • ,
Olean and Pure, No sediMent,
' - Sold everrrhere. , -
•"ASK FOR DOBVINS'. "
Novi 26,1827.-6 m. • -
vion BALE—By, the nnbearibiti, one yoke of
°ion; ffve years old; orderly, • and of 'good
she. Oen be seen at E.P.Meene'eThi Delmar:
Releonablo limit:ill/11l be Oren - for paytherit.
• JY: lb - THANE. •
IV °Heber°, March 214, 1871 4w ”, -" "
H. RAKER ::& SO
AT WESTPIRLD, PA.,
KEEP ON BAND AND MAKE TO OIRRB I
BrGetES - & 'PLATFORM,
Spring. Wagons..,
We do,not Propose to se ll cheaper-than the
cheapest, but make u good ai the -1331E1T at
isaaonable prices. We also do liaintlugg in the
highest and beat style' of. the art. 41%4- One
wanting anything in our line wilApleate-CALL.
If. DAM 6 SON.'
Wwilitlis Much 2254. ,
NALL,,M! 111tpropf
The following iootissen tivieValitifa j erat
this aocuis:
AT SUITU 4 SOW
• GEORGE NUNCIO TRAIN-qtrOrt OP_
Um Prussian Ilionarabh an 4 Tp *Such
RapubiloP Priday, April it
1,11121111& /151,1.1914f' Rim Loot,
V=.4. Of9 t fl t a L) 4.?
mat 114wil: - . S l igiupet4
Thaws Olt VW Wit - ,4* ooltoe ? tot #P.
Alma VION iputli bi lpArliwttivi*,
st Yonog 4 po:s too or *Wu tooi. 49'
ardor of the azinatt•fi: 4 '141114,idi%
t''SPECI.ALL NOTICES
* ALL commis IRON, tb. autbkmat ok
str figth - in pour. hat howlkstnte aims. VILIP
this same element in the system, that gine tie
strength and right; and that an inantticienoy of it
clues weakness and debility. The Perwrian Byway,
aprotoxide of iron,Le prepared Otpronly to supply
thio vitalizing element.
5550 per Month. The best EWA! book
over published. AGENTS who 101 l our new
work.
!TM
PLAIN UOMM TM Allinimaimaz
cloinses swum,
have to competition. "rtril - iinh allffrok
published like it. Any lot? oaniell Brno
ody Wards it. Many agent ate now making
from lisOlLtoldhe persvmol4o4: 4 , Wolf'
dotal book .. lttpage 41415ptitit
free on application. e want geld vs Agestst;
men who can telly Fagots Ike molts of the
work, and the faot it meets &universal want
Agents who desire t de good as well as Make
money. Addrges
Wsus tyhlyr Sristtrata Nsraffri'r
!-1;60031 EIVIPLAROd
MUTUAL BENEFIT
:SLIP®A kyligo(ll4lloN.‘
Chartered by i Elpoo4l of
,the Leglelaturb of
•" •• " Pidasylianig.
CHARTER PERPETU'L.
FEMALES ADMITT D ON EQ ALE
()Ye OIR/1 2
L. A. Train, Via. President.
Arno fleoretary.
PLAN — TO_ Algitetkie , benefit of 2sooo, at -
death, memilpfelpv _ F tij~pay~Dl in
vanes ) ] '" ' • - 1110;00
Annual due, (after grit year,) 2 10
Mortuary assessments, from $l. , tol3 .10, ao•
cording to age. Parsons insured from 18 to 60
years of age.
•Wanted, an. active business man in every
towehlp, tow ork for the RIO Templircildaw l :
al BeielltlAsidelation. - r El: T. BEN TL EY,: : 4
General Agent for Tioga 00.
Tioga, Feb 8, 1871 tf : • ' - •
=I
The' Ohetipeg i Plied - di State
- Fof Thotogphs f - ' - •
. • .
AT
•
WOOS'
IA-CARDEI tot 60 rent'. Lugeplatarta eni
1./ (mass for $l. Old &twat replied, en.
and finished in the Best Ogle. New
1 17: 1 4tneenni reerrlbing kept in is rellstir on
hard, oetaraished , te order. . - 7.0 •,•
THE LOWEST PRICES AND THE
• BEST WORK.
Rooms over Gardner's grocer/ store.
Pea 11871 if 1 -f Welleboro, Pa,
- -"- -
m5OBB intendirieto rioalln
j„ etruments de,Wellto. Gan n or ad
dress the undererened'at will
soil the celebrated
Georgia and Browia
T
idpkviiikwrlii ;
tltaieitutb 104 of
arty one Oise. 801 l et
elsewhere. I also tarnish the
.use
e
16*
VIOLINS, 80 - 6111 a.,,
.48.C014011/Whiy-We.
I also hewon and the HOWE IMPRQVID
Sewing'Maehine-"'
which I will Bell cheaper _thee arty, otter first
elms gialdnokt:
gents wanted. B. F. DOWD,
Feb. i, 1871-3 m. , EnenTille rh•
•
1". E. KNIFFEN,
HARDING'S EDITIONS
OF FAMILY, nTL,P4 I 4 PHO-,
11 ,7 11 1 818
Wholesale Dealers will find the list to embrace
the largest assortment of Bibles is the gantry.
The publisher hu no hesitation In preneune.
log them more salable than any Bibles publish
ed., The m:lona eslitions'eluilialeAr.the:.wid:
one styles of binding and-,elees of typ o mirying
in price from $2 to $3O, for Gamily Bible, large
quarto else.
TRH LIPS OH ~0 T, 700 _pages, lima.
"comely Vitlid 3n4Pre itudt
_Turkny Moroni*,
fall Olt ii .4' Et , e ,-- iy,
-I 1
Tilt . iiiiPeOitli It 815/4.4, (Pligrinei
o r
Progress) abcut 700 pages, atm° handsomely
bound, in Preach and Turkey Morciaao, fall gilt.
• LARGE' TROTAMBETO. •-TEISTAMIIIITO
with notes,'BiblerDicitliniir3r and Webster's una
bridged. All these' -PitilloatiOns 'will be sold
very cheap. Adds.'s',
,ac,Pi E. n - N.ZEIRPHN, ,Ai
41. Agent for Tioga
/4°lP•turil, Co.,a.
IMEXCI
93.118 undersigned, loom by the lire at fop
'Ps. on the Stic Inst.,and instied'lS
iv.ely by 'the Piankliiiisl. Oci:, "
anal Company of North America, of Philadel.
phis, and the Attu., and liartfort Insurattea
Companies of Hartford, by P. B. Imltb, theft
agent at 'Bop Pa., state that oat 1,11_1•1011
less atnotmting in the aggnote to abantl2lo9t .
were promptly, falrly a and Isonoyally,-Aastei r
mendpromp-4d itriohWffallylSiyim.i:
those Companies to pnbllo Onnlidenoe,
A. 0. Bash, Wiekhain' it'Peri;
Johnston A Lowell, 11. S. Johnston,
Geo. W. Hazlett% Van Ostler Place, -
Bliss M. Smith, 0. H. Seymour
J. B. Bub, Rev. O. Otis Tflatoher,
1- P. R. Smith ,1„3
Tiogaildarilli 29, 1871.414,
) WANTED.
odiCompetent dairyman to take' • charge of a ,
small dairy of ten cows. Good tenant
nse provided, and lifty acres of land tarnished
to work 3 en glares.- At good chino° for Asteddy,,
oonipettnit, giardedrnan ;tfoitenas do, aye, to
B. 0. De Put, Tioga Boro, or at this office.
March 22,1871-4 t 411 . •
IiCINHOOD: ROW LOST. sow OMAN '
11l
Palek.ND. Jest inblishid SY Da. 1•111 ML 30
Thirt EAltth_4o. , WM MEDICAL 0011.
PAMON AND"GEnIi TO lIII.LTII, on the
radical cure of tipermatorrhant, or Seminal Weak.
OW, Involuntary Seminal Louse, Impotency,
Mental and - Phyidbal itlaptiolq;bitpidintimts to
Marriage, eta., and the Yentireal and Syphilitic
Maladies, with plain and olinukAirastiops Or the _
speedy cure of ElecOntf4SyskptentiAlonbrrhati,:
4
Gleets, Strictures, and all diseases of th skin,
such as Scurvy , Bitola*, Ulcers, Bone, Blotches
and rimples on the fag. and body., Oen
.. pilen,
Epilepsy; and Pits,' friduseff by 004.
,igenoe,
or isexual extraiiiptiiie t :' : ,'. ' .. „; I 41;. -, 0 •\ ... ~ '...;
The oelehrkted author; in tlsts Udintrable Trea
tise, clearly demonstrates, from a forty' years'
successful ,prgotioN OM Atey,sl4mitilr :Wnlilf.4 , .
queues of iself:Antse -- Matiidleally azed r
pointing out a mode of sure at once simple, cer
tain, and effectual, by means of which every
sufferer, no mac VIM big 9 01 #1 , PPP A
can be argent bricaplyipri te1y,..41
radial:lW' 41 -, il t s . ,q q
.Mf.Thili Bak be-ht tlin-hatida'nf'et.
ery youth, and every man lathe land.
Sent under stal,,fin a Vain saullaw. PAO i 8
cleats. Address, DB. LBWS, No. 7 Beach Si,
New York.
Marsh, 8 1871.-Ilm.
AT PRIVATE 'SALE..
00011 A .144
yonts horses, as follows: • •
One heavy team, warranted nand and lclnd.
Good in any spot or place, and good travelet‘
e1?f,91 , 12 of flu YeBt Sqd 80,114,Y cedar ,
griy. well broken, kin! an¢ smut 1_ 'I. c ,
Also, • single „mare; cheronni.
and *lnd,
_final on the road. t -
• 8 or ;st tgoietNi gills - given if recLutrid. •
- 4011Xlin. ,
geita
A CARD.
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a . - t ip
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= . „.-.ii2mo ' Lug OP - 0011T PRIOIIB' '' '"' '-. ' '` '
All our Mock of Millinery 'Goods, ilict4'.-_,Otithere (4 - 2411Wers.,` . ....L .. ;
All our Ribbons, Velvets, Satins andiaaes. , /
All our 4)ress trimmings, Gymps,l):logefqng . ,Rn iionsi,' • ', ; ,' !
All Our gelohyre , Yarns, Ottomans and 21,10sti. • , - ~ih !
All our Retilktoork, Marseille, trinivainsrs,droilibnbrogeries: , /, ~,., , , i
Al.
_r_; - ,A4c..,e-Wiars and li r andkliels.
All our Anti" Jewelry, DOM, Albuutii'
.' IV pr,#Oxes /Notion& - j '
-. .
:our . . .
Aim . r. A r osters -l _Under - garmeittsfor Zed*. a ' /Gents. . • '1 ,
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KID GLoVES I
into 0 . 0146,..::.6 0R8 E T s t !
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, , '
, ezi brand, French and Domeatla anal, and
.,: ,
- * all anti alb ok: Of nuenti:noill .. a
,0' _,,f I
sionaiii4, of thlttlErflye dijlS:o4' emit 10
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Itaatialttat that tb,ta la a Ghana, agi ofttiapt,ilaatrt.., ,
~ , ,sitiozp a. guttot.
copula, Marsh 254 tBn. r ,l .t„ ~,,, .. ~ I_,
Immense Stock of
: .
sit)
JUST BEEENED, MN, NEW ADD FAMEIONABB, 2 AT
WIGAMMIDIMINtIaiIy
_l l.
,`;
i ~ 1p
. r' : i 7 ,i
DRY
FMB
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DOMES TIQ 4104118,:;.' . BROIDERIES, PRINTS AND HOSIERY,
BOOTS SICOES A SPECIALITY; - 1 . - . 7 1 I .
'EATS ;AND OAPS; i
MS
, - I
Ready Made Clothin
C3lZiolee C3l.abc:ooerl,
. . . ,
It ,d,. The Righest. .Aforllo Price paid for Country Produce. '
i'4
111,ti 10 ; 1 WOW i ,
IA ER 3l l4 4 oll. l 9preg CASH. - itriploss'iitioi.
i,. 1.,. -
The petreitagi of ibit - I
i •
r c c.`t ~;
-C. -.oll.ll*MAlffis•
' iitarel4 t 1870.
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the Regulator
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Joh to reduce our stook to make room for; early Spring Goodo,iwo
lUri
ter E Dreis . G's!,
W
iiii.press Cloths, Shawlow
&c:
4Z7
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1 -
Ell
El
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Prkes Reduced In - every di - partn2ont. A full assortmint of
MEJ
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Mimestfir
.~ -,A..h..w
DENIM
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Shogs
. 40 C oe
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Always in
tooleand at prfoes tbat will 101E4 oiati potion in TlOga oountY to buy Ctofido of
'
no and 84v0 money. • . !
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,
IBM
..~ _;t..d
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P
N. Y. Fe.
"
MI
13ry GOODS,
( hdle'S old Eltatd) Mein Steal, We
AND A PULL STOOK OP
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IMINI
8:3
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Cortaillitif
a; *
6 9
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iIaGARDLESS OF COST.
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1 4
time for
AIN
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IMI
Goods,
=WELL .# OWR.
=1
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Merinos,
Elia
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iticituriti eioit Att
IllifaißENEW R • '
oti
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i t '. ; i 7 ., N lhe only ' ant,
:-.1 ot, v se entifieellY prepared
`.4 -del preparation of its kind ',
ever oared to' the pub%
and has no , competitor
in merit. By ita_ use
e 1t4. - i ELM 4, soon
restored to its original
yotOfhl dolor and brill
litmey'whieh is so" much
tazigita by' all. Poems
wtesehair is thin orfalling'
out will k by the use of our
Renewev;seen see its good •
erects, as, by its toxic and '
stimulating properties the
hair glands will be incited i
and the hair, grow ,thiok
and strong again. In cases
K-Ra4 4 71:1 1 Will ,G,Dlate
a inow , gro t 11 0 0 . 0 8 Oct'
follicles are destroyed. , l - it '
is'-cooling, and allays all I
itehing and irritation of
the scalp. It does not stain, '
the skin as do dyes a but !
makes the scalp white an&
thaw „As PRESSING
it is the best and most
ecsmomical , prelimiation in
the "World, ,as its , Ofibela t
last so much longer. Send .
for our Treatise on the
hair, free to all, by mall. ,
'pot
ITS
GROWTH!
AND
IRA
c>l .
I 0,
TRY
,BOTTLE
AND
Dl'
?111
JACKS!
saa, all Druggiais and Dealers is Medan&
lixiao one DaUM Per Rolatt.
R. P. HALL & CO., Proprietor.'
LABOSATOtt; SAMITA,
Aug. 11, 1670-Iy. • •
7-'B,BStgB33l
. 411.116111U.A.
I 11P:115164i g i
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liiIILF4OI4O
FIRE INSURANCE.
MO. I. lIITCHEIX, Ag't
WELLtiBOttO t PA.
batloll Poll l cies In first•olsea Companies atas
Law
RS any
RELIABLE COMPANY
.I , grout lintuance.'
4 ) /8-71.-Iy. , JNO. I. MITONELL.
April 6, 1870.-ly.
•
AGENTS WANTED POE - 1
•
*hysloal Life of
Mimi 'dl Woman
Olk •ADV/OB TO BOTH SEXES.—A moral,
oast.; and thoroughly soloatille work on the
following highlg important subjests; Ohmage of
;41e, Lore, .ooirtsbip, Qualifisations fora Hap,
py Marriage, Physiology of Marriage, Early re.
lotions of Hashand atm Wife, Duties and lips.
rhino. '
of Wife lad Mother; Oars o Mother sad
emu. Mrsteries of Ileproinstion Moral and
Physical Trausulission l and Kin dtopiss front
j
the highest authorities in Europe. Price 52,08.
Bales immense. Freight paid on book. and can
vassing bOoks free. • For Circulars and Testinso
alas' address,. PARAILIiId it CO.,
Mar. 1, 11-55. 181 Barre Bt., Oinoinnaiti, .
THE SINGER
Manufacturing Comlntnia
&T THE 'WORLD'S FAIR,
, . Conetituted by the bootee of the people;—
,
Received the Great Award of the
HIGHEST BALM!
And have left all rivals far behind them, for they
GOLD IN 1870
ORB 11111DILID MID Trillttr•lirallf THOINIAND,
Vicar ItIINDRID AND Tara:v.oms' MAearlis I
~.
-
being Mare than forty thousand in advance of
their sales of the previous year, and overforty.
four thousand more than the earn of any ether
Company for 1870,:ai shown by the following
Ogures from SWORN returns of the sales of
Licenses.
The Binger Manufacturing Company
sold over the Florence Sewing
Machine Co - 1 0.172 Machine,
Sold over the Wilcox dr Gibbs Sc o-
ing Jrachine Co.l 8,948 do.
Sold oner the Weed Sewing Ma
chine Co., 2,831 do.
Sold over the Grover et- .Elaker g.
Sewing Ifiiehiee Co., ' • 70,431 do.
Sold taw the Howe Machine Co., 62,6771 ' tto.
Sold ever the Wheeler d' Wilson I •
' Manufacturing Co:, . ".....45024, do.
all of which le mainly owing to Ow popularity
of what_ is known as the arilirw FAMILY ' BEIM°
M /Lorimer Which ii now feet', finding its , way
into every well regulated houtekold.—For , Oir.
oulars giving fall particulars of Machines, their
Folding Castled manylvarieties of wood and
finish, their Attachments for numerous kinds of
t‘r
work, whie till recently, it was thought that
delicate fin a gone Could, Perform, is well is
particulars bout all articles need by their 11.-
shine?, such as Twist, Linen Thread, Spool Oct.
ton, 011, ho., to, apply to any oetheir Ailthor.
lied Agents, or to
TILB 'BINGER MAPITRAOTITSING i)O r
458 Bioadway, New York.,' l'hi4ololli
MEW 1100 Chu .st OS.
MIS
CASH.
ofteppost
TO ifUlr itit
1•11
CASH.
Try o
Sri
bear
MI
iPurchasing
TRUMAN B
GROCERY &
STO
• • Don't Ask
duly 2t,' 180;
The Cheap
William
ItAf3 iiT9T IMO
GOO
AND
Mirked th
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TO VER
' Cash
To ostuososto thO Oott ,
dos ottho variety 'and
be Mar thrown sway, I
DRO
nd see for themselves end take a look thronilt
the mammoth stook and , 00noince theiteelves
that . .
GOOD GOODS
1 N
Low Prices
Ate the two gieat holueoutentt forpeopleto buy
•
as/a u/WOO Plump Wantland Van Tata
bus* stud.
Jan. 4,
lone*
ME
6 111.TM*
efik
Isewhere,
OTHERS
PROVISION
EU
or Credit.
L. F, TRUMAN,
A. A. TRUMAN.
al l h Store.
bon
D.I o
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Down.
LOW
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