4 - iritiIWrIZTUAEV -
ADVICE Fiesi :1:
HIS
Always pAtty#l9lW,Pff9tir oye4 turn
-7
ed toward ith 71clii — htlAnarket.'s 'This
ought to, ix,,,,tha filmt rule pf a, farmer,,
'oh
for, with t contr`en iiie.e.Aili Bell ,your
products atfair,,pric% a nd, to . get, your
manures enallnd '4lditiliti, farming Will
not pay welt if, it p . 40 04, an: - , '
"Rise early in th e ?Horning," eapkd have
an eye on everything: A good latart is
worth many an lionr Of lithiii through
the day.
_ Be your own overseer. and - foreman,
You are no longer an independent man
88 soon anther° is an indppensable tn
dividuhi upoa your s form . ; Be ready to
pat with the Les tq And to take hie place
That will do away with exactions and
impertinence.., f ' '
i :"
.- .
Be kind, - jUt4, l and
_fair, n , dealing
with your hands; but, "keep up , your
hedges.” - In other words, don't let oth
ers interfere with your authority.
Let order he Oe.11461*.0148007! Mat
order and negletit are'verY expensive.
Have your cattle gently treated; you
will save many a_valuable animal, and
pr vent many, a sad accident.;_
a
T ke cafe of all the tOols arid have the
beet nes ; they are the cheapest after t
all. '
Do 't neglect good advice, but do not
aces tit readily from every one; and,.
c t hie y, do not consult your helps; you.
•elre s l ue to spoil them. Keep up your
authority, ariyicioiv. '.. —.. "
7- Keep a ledger of expense and profits ;
and, again, "rise early in the morning."
=Horticulturist. . "/'
AN EXTRA clip the fol
lowing actor nt of; 'a remarkable cow
, from the rra tieal Farmer, merely men
tioning that the4ersy and Alderney
breeds, are
,the e thing. Ed.
Puente ophilen 'is working rapidly
and strongly iu the direction of the
Guernseir_tind Jersey cows for the but
ter dairy. lii.lvidenoe• in their favor is
cumulative continually. 'lt is not that
first rate butter may not be made from
other cows, but this breed have the ad
vantage of being small and small con-
sumers ; their 'milk is proportionably
richer in butter material than any other
. breed ; the cream separates more thor
oughly and entirely from the other con-
Thtituents of milk, and therefore makes
a purer article of butter, which is more
readily manipulated than the cream of
milk from common cows. It has n good
yellow color even in midwinter, and
needs no coloring matter. Rutter from
Jersey cows, riot properlymanufactured,
may not be so good as well made butter
from other cows ; but if both are prop
erly managed, Jersey butter is of supe
rior quality and will be pronounced 14
good Judges to have the finest flavor.
We were strongly impressed with
these facts in the receipt from our friend;
CHARLES StrArtrnns, Of a pound of
butter, a few weeks since, a sample of
one churning from his Jersey cow Rosa,
being )31 lbs. In seven days. It was a
beautiful rich yellow color, no coloring
matter of any kind having been_ used,
and the flavor was remarkable. On cut
ting through it with a knife, it was com
pletely solid—not the smallest trace be
ing observable of either water or butter
milk. It was j-inie butter, (the oil or fat
ty flatter of milk,) and we can imagine
no more wholesome or easily digested
article of food, r . W l e have no doubt, also,
that the dairymaid put it into shape in
less lime than other butter, as ti e pecu
liarity of Jersey cream is purity and
freedom from ,casein and other milk con
stituents. It is almost butter when
bUirtinted.
• Roia's butter Is of such, an extraord
inary yellow color, .for winter, that It
has been .suggested to us, a person's rep-
Utation for Veracity would be in some
danger, who would assert it had not
been colored artificially. To satisfy such
doubters, one.of onr best chemists and,
druggists, 0. S. ILIBBEL, himself a de l
vnut love
very elm
This spec
rot juice,
rived fro
ted,as oni
quality al
the hay
(been g:
and nut(
LESS'S ft
for twee
this kin(
is kept u
Rom if
respects
days any
milker a!
deseribe(
secinid E._ _ of _Jut
her increased production on - grass may
be, and with heavy feeding, Is difficult
to say. C. L. SHARPLF.SS was several
times offered $4OO for her, When a heifer,
but he then‘held her Tat $5OO. Now
$3,-
000 would not buy her. Her daily feed
during this trial of one weelf, in mid
winter, Indeed her regular feed every'
day, is 20 lbs. bay, four quarts carrots,
aud'eight quarts daily of a mixture of
one-Ilfth Indian meal with four-fifths
bran \
We are promised a portrait of Rosa
for one of our future members. Her
history and butter production makes a
strong case as regards the conatitutional
and inherenttendeneles of. the Jersey
breed of cows, inasmuch as idle has
some points not usually regarded with
favor by dairymen—One of which is
that she has a white and not a yellow
skin. Her vertical milk mirror, also,
is not up to the standard, and her hair
not so soft and fine as some others. As,
however, she milks 18 quarts per day
in winter time, which yields 183 lbs. of
butter in a week, any one would cheer
fully sacrifice the points for . such solid
returns. Rosa has made her mark, and
will be a historical character, in future
genealogies of the ehannelisland stoek.
HON TO MAKE riT/CE Pouramr.—A
fermi hasjuat come into our market
with some very nice looking poultry.
It was not over-tat,.but just- the' right
mixture, as a village epicure terms it,
and the flesh had a Very clean, nice yel-
low or golden look, which made it very
tempting. I asked him how ho fed his
j chickens and turkeys to make them have
that appearrfte. He said they were
fattened on pumpkins, but on ques
tioning hirul further, I found that he
gave them a half and half mixture of
corn meal and boiled pumpkin, and the
latter feed imparted the golden tinge of
't 111 ) flesh, which made
. them "take" so
well in market: This may be a hint
worth remembering.
Another thing about this batch of
poultry worth 'noticing. They were
dressed clean and nicely, and this adds'
to their market The heads Were
removed, and the skin tied down over
the stump of the; neck, thawing feathers
purled out, the entrails carefully re
moved, and they were dry picked. The
latter spoke volumes in their favor.—
Cor. tbun try flenfliman.
Bees are new working on the blos
soms of the soft maple, , pollen from
Which Is fed to the irCOßttig Mine.
Wit, J. LORMORE, T. J. LORM .
PROPRIETOR,
STEAM COFFEE &
LORMORE BROS. & 00.1
tender' of tbeTrade
Southern Tier of New York a;
aylvanta ) ; to the large and
GROCERIES & P
constantly on hand at their e
and Stores, No. 37 and 39 Ca,
and offered for sale on the
satisfaction in all cases guars
Oui• Stem
for the Roasting of Coffee a
Coffee and Spices, are of t
proved construction, and fl
in the country.
TEA
-
We hay() a fall stook of oh'
direct from Importers in Ne
sell as cheap as any house in
Sugars, Molasse
from the best Refiners, and
lowest Now York quotations
FOREIGN DRIED FR
KINDS OF
Fish—Dry &
• We buy from first hands
afford a bdtter article at a le
firm in Weetern•liew 'York.
WOODEN WARE, Corda
full Hue of goods.
LIQUO
We call the attention of th
stock of Wines and Lihnors,
fineness are unsurpassed.
TM kORTED ALES—Seat.
glish, nd of the boat brands e ,
1
FOREIGN AND . DOMES`
Wo spceially invite puroha
13
amine our Mock of FA ei
Liquo beforo buying eVewh,,
ME lOINAL WII;
aspect l benfit ofTh ' r
Bourbon W hiskey
Sole Agonts in
In brief, we it
and their prior
numerous to •
-1'
I f
LPOREBR BRA
No. .78c 394:ninon St,
13-pt.2l,
/SKEYI
4 sick, a
tor the DM,
holm of tr
vita a dose so
4, the whole as
Mention In detail
The Si
SEWING M
FIGURES, FACTS AN
TheAinger manufacturing
sold 86;81 machines.. These
given below, aro froth sworn•
any ono can have access)
,ma
appointed by the o*ners o
machine patents, who license
flies of lessor importance.
In 1869 the Singer Manuf,
Sold over the Leailtt S. M. Co
Sold over the Parham
_ .
Sold over the &tna • •
Sold over the Empire "
Sold over the Florence "
Bold over tho Weed
Sole over the Ifowo
Sold overtboWhealer. Wilco
Sold over the Grover A Bake
Bold over the Pinkie & Lyon,
Bold over the Willcox & Qibb
Bold over tho American 8.11.1
It is a fact, and the figures
sales of 1889 far exceed thos.:
trade. It is also a fact, that
over FORTY THOUSAND ra
we did two years ago. It is
that these increased eales - Are
and - growing popularity of
Sewing Machine. It is still
ninety of every hundred:fa
sold by us aro for FAMILY u:
gest fact of all is, that some d
would be vain to attack the
,thauttfacfaring machine., and
Mit all that can bo said in the
bag to secure tho buyer's co
boldness to say that wo hay -I
machine; whereas our newm
pose is capable of a rango an.
site sewing, Which mimeos ev
familiar with the beat work of
chines:
Now it is more fancy to sup l
/the above figures and facts, th;
the ono spoken of can have
stead of giving ear to such fel
beforo buying, (whatever ma •
Paris pxhibltions—pr Fairs,
exhibit machines,) examine a
solves, and because in doing
Now Family Sowing Machine
or family sowing machines na l ,
macibinue aro for their pur l.
world's Fair, held in every
home, has awarded us the pro
ostaalos.
These machines are loft on
ono to buy, unless perfect' .1
machine is all it is roprosonto
E. W.
Goal Agent
Mansfield; .an 4, 1871 y
WellsbOro
COR. MAIN ST.
WELLSBO
S(Th. BUNNEL,
Thi la a popular Hotel lat.
Holiday. The Proprietor wil
'make it a first-class house.
rive and depart from this hou
in attendanco. per-Livery a
Jan 1, 1871-Iy, • ,
, Sale or.
A GOGH dairy farm in T 1
oga /aunty, Pa.; about 2
Borough of Mrs. about 10
and 46 unimproved. Has o
three dwelling houses, amapph
erd;andother fruit trees. -Ter
joining On the west, a faria
from 40 to 200 antes an desiri
improved, with a good barn, I
apple orchard. Good for a dal
Jan 1,1871-tf. O. H
Wellsboiso
r~=-
T 3. MIAOW would say
Wellaboro aud yiciuit
parod to supply thorn with '
. 1 -
,-BREAD, •PINS AN
of the Vest
_quality. Weals
and
and Fresh MIMS to those
the old Stevens' dead: •
'Roy. 28J 187 4 -13%; • -
Insuismee
'Moo
oaci,.' , . •• 1
- took
,and Mutual, ... din ing Security with
, ',OW. Suppose j our are !ready injured 1n a
Atiicolass company, and fro any cause what
,yekaiiiiy after ten yearly ps ant)) you do not
).....
~4. 4 opuots ay longer and di oni iniuiancolg
l il
,gonaind:your monoy witsted.._ , of so in the
- ,Maint:lN-11AND," all Pollolia re Isteri-Pon-
TITABLE.
, ; /fili:ipmpany which ranks amon the most
licePtiiiir,and succeasfull Life Ineuranc Compa
ales, grants policies on all desirable pia s, both'
with and'without profits.
Traveling PrivelegelKunrestrio • ~-,
An policies arc lecolitostible iiiiii'ine as
from any'of the ordinary canna.
Look to your Life Insurance. • Please examine
the following Comparative Table. It is some
times alleged by Agents ofether_Cotupeniestbat
the Company they representls safes thee othlOn.
?Mille we unhesitatingly suuteirrenrbellef fti the
soundness and stability of•allholopenies, we de
sire to present the folloivini for the inspection Of
those desiring to Insure:
The following companies, Compare the annual
pram m 6 charged byeach for an insurance on
life at'! _ tie age of 80 years, payable at death:
Anunat premium .-Ten annital
for life. payments,
- Travalera' $16,84 $83.21
/Etnal • 22,73 42,80
__... . ~e, ~..
E, L. CALDWELL,
OF ' •
PICE MIR&
would call the at.
N a counties of the
d Northern Penn
full assortment of
°VISIONS
HOrati, 23,30 50,00
Equitable, ,22,70, 46,97 ;
Washington, .....t2,10 46,97
Hand-in-Hand, 16,50 32,60
If not already Insured take a policy with the
~HAND-IN-HAND."
cadre Warehouse
• 01l Street, N. Y.,
ost liberal terms,
teed.
the beat Mutual Company In the United states.
March, 1, 1871.-Iy. '
Mills
IN PARTITION—In matter of the' estate of
1 Allen' Dewey, deceased. In the Orphans'
Conrt-of Tioga county. No. 16, May Term,
1870. _
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to Wm.
W. Dewey, George Dewey, Dolly Ann Fow
ler, Albert Dewey, Letitia Sperry; Lyniin
Dewey, Walter Dewey, Orison Smith, Mary
Fuller, Ruth Johnson tiaticl - -I?aiiny Snow,
_ _ Dewey, late of
and to all other
d ttte Grinding of
o most recent im.
t excelled by any
Dice Teal. We buy
York for oast', and
] the trade.
& Syrups
sold at latest and
IT, AND ALL
UPS,
Pickled
the East, awl,' can
ear price than any
Lots for Sale.
TOWN LOTS for male in Tlogn borongh,by
11. E. ,SMITH ..fc SON.
_ . _
e and Brooms—A
E!
Trade to nr lar
hioh for .urltyand
, b, I 'eh and V-
I () ..t. ntly on hand.
TO liIQUORB—
ato call and ex
-1 and Donned°
Ore.
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We put up for the
re article of Old
ggist Trade.
e Urbana Wino Co.
rutipy of ourgoods
porrinent being too
b S. , &
N.X.
ger
CHINE.
FANCIES.
company in 1880
gures, and those
°turns (to which
e to the receiver,
valuable sewing
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"of the eoUntry. It is therefore desirable that
those who engage with us, shall do so with a
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'aiming Company
88,010 machine'',
88,640 ig
82,233 .re
78,081
73,120 It
07,094
41,781 f ,
••'
7,915
, 51,598 ,c
85,442 "
~ 89,580 "
78,989 "
how it, that the
of our rivals in
• e sold last year
• re machines than
also another fact,
.wtng to the great
.ur New Family
nether fact, that
chines made and
0. But the swim-.
eaters, knowing it
reputation of our
ho are free to ad
lr favor, thus hop
,: fidence, have the
no family sewing
i l e bine for that pur
; variety of exqui
n those who are
other family
•
ma
nse, in the face of
t such sayings as
ny weight. In
ch% most people,
be claimed about
here we 00/40123
.d fudge for them
-1
so they find our
s superior to oth
.us manufacturing
oiled. ' The 'true
pity, hamlet and
. lum of the high-
MINISTERS, TEAORERS, STUDENTS,
FARMERS, YOUNG gm{ AND: WOMEN—
those
.who would meet with tha most ctiontabla
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with us with a view to an agency . Not a few
such are'new averaging from $5OOO to $7OOO
annual prate in its sale.
_There Is a great
want for the book and a riehlield offered, while
it will elevate the spiritual aondidon by con
stant contact with and conversations upon its
beautiful and eternal truths.
AGENTS ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN will be
furnished the work in lino bindings• This plan is
quite popular and profitable In cities and largo towns.
We have an edition of the book, superbly bound, with
massive pannoled elder, which has been everywhere
received with marked favor. Subscriptions for the
Pictorial Bible, in thit style end In this Nay, can be
obtained to an almost unlimited extent, as there la no
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Which will yield him eo rich a return.
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styles—so well known eyerywhore for their accuracy
of text, beauty of finish and durability of binding.
Alwayeaskfor POTTYII'a STANDARP Ruvuma: and get
the beet.' Catalogues containing styles and pricoil
furnished on application.
rial. We ask no
'satisfied that tho
OCIABOOM,
r Tioga county.
For Oircnins containing a fnll description of Tux
PicroauL FAMILY Bum with sample sheet, and terms
to Agents, address, hrortia's BIANDEED BIBLE 'AND
l'snistne Roves,"
JOHN E. POTTER Ati..ooii •
614 and 617 Ransom Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Hotel,
FIB .AVENITE;
PA.
PROP'R.
HIS well known Stock Norse *lll stand for
J. Mares during the season at the subscriber's
stable in Wellsboro. Ills stook is so well known
there is no necessity of remarks. It is sufficient
to say, for roadsters they are`viet eurpaisod, or
for power of endurance. The said horse is a
coal black, Weighs 1000 lbs., is sound, and kind
in harness, Ws foals prove the most serviceable
ofany horso in this section for all purposes.
At the request of numerous patrons, I have de
torminod to stand him whore he can be found at
all times by those that wish for his services.
E. A. PIM, Proprietor.
Welleboro' April 20, 11171.-Bm.
iy kept by B. B.
1 spare no pains to
li tho stages ar.
• . A good hostler
hotted.
ent.
oga township, Ti
wilds west of the
stereo Improved,
It three borne,
laud peaoh oroh-
Ins easy. ~Aleortd;
and timber' Milos
d r with 80 sores
good honee_and
zing farm:
4 WA DA."—This high-bred Stallion
110
was 'sired by. Alt-Ira-gm Bb i lef; grand
sire, Ryoulyk's "Eambletonian butt i : Vermont
Black Hanle grand dam, Mesitebserf- - inits White
pastern behind, black points, dark bay, 15 hands
and 3,i4ches high, 4 years old In July. Be Is
one of the Most remarkable animals the country
has produced. lie is beautithl, kind, and blood
like, action perfect, ,possessipirgra# fiveu g th.
He le In close trxlmittla *Off thehtitottkpo
table stallions t his mitten t •r/faxabletonlan"
and "Ethan Allen," a most fortunate cross.
TERMS-4100 to Insure, $25 at time of service,
which will not be refunded In any event, and $75
when proven to foal. .We have fine stabling and
Pare, on reasonable terms.,Beet possible care
taken Of Mares. All accidens and escapes at
*wants rink. , Season March 12th, tO,Ncvember
2st, 1871._ • !
Nut& mosTAirril.
# ll‘l P ia J t i s rok#o.l l l7o l . l .4
;
EnrkMOUR,
_.„ Tiogain:
*.kwY•
Io the citizens of
; ,that he le pre.
!,,CASES,
!erre mesh aq
howimh.
44.11M 10 .1N..
HANDIAiIIAND
LIFE
COMPANY
t., Philadelphia.
b'y 23 ; 1887. _ •
.600,060.
$1;040,00000
March 1,1871 tf
AGENTS WANTED:
A RIOH FIELD ! ! A NOBLE WORK 1I!
THE NEW PIOTORIAL
FAMILY BIBLE,
OUNG BERTRAND.
; SHOVELS, SPADES, FORKS, BENOil•
11011 EWE, BARN DOOR HANGINQS,
newthiiig, and made for die.' Thiele are but • few ofthe wary artiolee oomposinx the stool[
of Hardware. I invite the publioto eall and examine for themaelvee. I aim to keepthe
beet quality of goods in ncy line; and all work to order done promptly and well.
BASH, DOORS, BLINDS, AT PAC3TC - )RY PRICES
Wensboro,Feb. 1, !.871-Iy. WILLIAM ROBRRTEL
Spring
hereby oiled to
;of our Orphans'
)e held at Wells
?, -the .29th day
M., then and
real estate ,
'satiate in.Sulli
t the appraised
duly awarded
by the Sheriff
1870, to wit, at
tine hundred and;
; or show cause
•ed to be sold.
Tillie, President
Ilsbore,Abis 10th
Cli. , 11y1C.E3,1C" ELIFILIEBI,
(Bnohe's old Stand) Main Street, ellaboio.
DRY - 'GOODS !- DR SS I DODS!
DOMESTIO GOODS, EMBROIDERTEAND APS, PRINTS AND HOSIERY,
-- BOOTS AND ' SHOES A . PEOIALITY,
HATS
4 ) 1 1
EANE, Clerk.
March 6, 1670.
The Largest Establishment in Northern Pa.
i
■
HAVING hotlines for buying and handling large quantities of Goode enables him to offer
them at the lowest Jobbing prices. , In our retail department Goode are sold at a small ad
vance over wholesale prides. A larga,stooko • •
.. „.. . .
. .
I 3
? •
..
. ,
STONE, gliliitISLIND AND WATER LIMB
1 • ,
Transfer Ornaments, Stripeing Pencils
i~ ]
A full lino of °Molasses of Goods .per •to o • .. • • • • t• •
Feb. 1,1871-Iy.
New CA•coocles--artzert ojpeteeLl
. It - J ' BAII.K.EiI
,1 - .'.
HAS' A FULL ABOORIiteNT OF
Foreign and Domesti6 Dry . Goods,
• Which will be sold very cheap.
. •
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, BEAVER OLOTH FOR CLOAKS.
BUTTONS, ALL KINDS, CLOTHS AND OASSIMERES,
LINEN GOODS, ;VELVETEENS '4iL WHITE GOODS,
,
Gloves, Hosiery, Knit Goods and Notions.
. . ,
.
' Chdice - Groceries.
Sugar, Soap, Tobacco, , syrup, Rice,' Saleratue, 1
Coffee, Tea, Crackers, Salt, Flak, Flour. ;
Hats & Caps, Boots & Shoes,-Rubbers, Croekery, Wooden Ware, are.
Cash Pald for BUTTER, or shipped on Opp:mission.
Memo call and look our Stock over. Yon will always find us ready and willing to show
goods.
Wellsboro, Jan. 17, 1871.-Iy. J. R. BARKER.
STOVES, TIN AND HARDWARE,
IRON, NAILS, OARRIAGE BOLTS, HORSE SHOES, AND HORSE NAILS,
i ~}_~~
_.
A general stook of Builders Materials. LOOKS, BUTS,,LATOHES, RutgEs, &o.; Also. WRAPPING PAPER at manafastarers prices.
~ ' i~~ ~}
Allinernie Celli, And resigpable.'llret door above Cope Roue.
ellsbow, Tam 4, 1874117.- -
NEW ARRANGEMENTS I
An
JUST RECEIVE
Ci.
Ready - Made Clothing,
AN.k:_!. FULL STOOK OF
Cilic•loe• C3l-rocserlem.
The Highest Market Price paid for Country Produce.
TERMS-STRICTLY CASH.
W. C. 3M.IRLMEIENg
Druggist I
GLASS, ALL SIZES, SINGLE AND DOUBLE THICK.
PAINTS, ALL KINDS AND 00140118,
VARNISHES AND VARNISH BRUSHES, A PULL STOCK.
andSrushei lof * Cain*lage
Cutter Ornamenting.
R. C. BAILEY,
(Suoceieor to D. P. ROBERTS) DEALER IR
Waciles:
• I •
Ell
JOBBING PROMMY A,TTENBED TO.
„.
Stoves
Having on hand Ili la - s ThiViiitores
an Hardware, thiuUderelgnod takes - pleasure'
to annotince that: he has at a great outlay, ad.
dad to the usual stook of the old stand on
M/W
IN STRE, WELLSBORO,
a comp eta assortment of Shelf Hardware,
of wide ffaiisitaliikatii4eTi•lloiilog articles)
SPIKES, CROWBARS,
.1L OUT, MILL, RAND AND BUOK,
SAWEii BUTTS, STRAP ammo;
OARPENTBR'S TAMS, PUMPS,
AIc,ES, AUGERS, BITTS,BITT
STOOKS, NAV:METH,
• ; CHISELS,
OOZE
iteetfully inform his many patrons and the trading public,
Ine in prices of his winter stook of
Dress Goods, Furs,
Si BOYS and YOUTHS
-Made Clothing !
tioh4ra offered for Cash or Ready Pay at prices that can
mblio are cordially invited to Gall aukezareine and be con
time to buy cheap. The highest Market Price
all kinds of Produce.
THDBIAI3 HARDEN.
Stock of
AND DA§IIIONAAN,AT
The patronage of the public eoltelted.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GOO II S,
NO BOOKS KEPT.
C. C. MATHERB.
MI
nd
CZ
NMI
R. 0. IAMBI('
111nry
‘,lO '-
Comp,iiiiiii4; j rlol4,;,EAfka4
CotztjirbliAillrip.e
• " • , is ; , •
Compone4 aul plum
1 *)itriotbatawba.gng,!?utc,.
For. ittOei :Gtingptitimts,l Alm
iota .461Ziono; #tokorlNerpotlialroad
acheil tines.; .)1(o.. - ' Putely
tablo, c , Ocititakisig'"4o,2:favurli,
rola or .polefteriouabritri; '
•
„ These pills aro the :mot dellilitfully pleasant
purgativdt,PuipMedllig! iter=o l; wane
-
sin, etc. !Thereto . 'loth egi#o - 4 0 000 10 tO
the stomadti. - .The3' 'eve oneakid amuse neither
nausea n0r:0444 pain ' They ate - comp . oked
of the finest ingrediente. After a few dais ton?
of them, such an invigoration, of the entire sys
tem takes place, as te'aPpear Miraculous to the
weak and enervated,lebetber arising from'int
prudence: or disease: B.T. Ifelmbeld'i Com
pound Fluid Extract betiwini Grape Pills are
not sugar coated, from tho fact that sugar coated
pills do nob disiolve, , hul Pose through the stom
ach without dissolving, consequently do not
prodnee the desired.cffect. ; The Catawba Grape
Pills, being pleasant in taste and odor, do not
necessitate their' being sugar coated. Pteco fifty
cants per box.
HIGHLY CONOENTRATEI)-00HPOUND
FLUID, EXpi'AO"tOA#RAPARILLA
will radi4aily exterminate from the system, Sy
philis, &Fetala; Fever Sores, , llhsers, Bore Byes,
Bore Legs, Bore Mouth,. Sore Head, Bronchitis,
Elkin Disitaisis, Salt Ithenm, pankevi, Runnings
from the 'par, White Swellings, Tumors,•Oance,
roes Affeetlons,lsindes j itioknt4, Night, Sine%
Glandular Swellings; - Rash; Tager; liiimors..Of
all kinds,iChronie Rhuralithiniialyepeplia;litia
all diseases that have been established in the
system for years. =
Being prepared expressly for thelxbove com
plaint'', its blood pUrifying prOpertiel are greater
than any
; other preparation
_of sarsaparilla. It
gives themotnplesiortecelear and 'healthy color,
and reetoree the patient to a state of health and
purity. Lor purifying the blood, removing all
chronic oenstitritAenai diseases arising from an
Impure state of the blood, and the only_reliable
and effectual rcinedy ( for the cure of pains
and; swelling of the bones, ulcerations of the
throat and lege, blotches, pimples on Oft face,
erysipelas and all scaly eruptions of the skin,
and beautifying the ;complexion.
Henry T. ilehnbold's
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT BU-
ORI7, TIM O,B,EAT NUARTIO, • , -
has cured even. ease of Diabetes In which it
has been giv fr ee Irritation of the bas k- of the
bladder a n d nfammatiott of to kidneys, ulcer
ation of the kidneys and .bladder, retention of
urine, diseases of the prostrate gland, stone in
the bladder, cairmlus, graveL_briolulnat dapoalt,
and =eons orintlkXdifidltargififfilid - for enfee
bled and delleiteizeristithtions of both sena,
attended with the following - symptoms: Indis
position to exertion, lace ef power, loss of mem
ory, difficulty of breathing. weak nerves, trem
bling, horror of Montle, Wakefulnes, dimness of
'vision, pain In the back, hot hands, - flushing of
the body,dryness of the skin, eruption on the
face, pallid countenance, universal lassitude of
'he mulsoular system, etc. - • 7 .
Uscil by persons from the ages of eighteen to
t entrilve, and from 85 to t),p, or the decline 'or
ohae of life ; after oonfinM ent or laborpaina;
for be hg d-wetting in ohildren.
HehnbOld's Elx,traci &tabu is diuretics and
blood purifying, and cures all diseases arising
from habits of dissipallion and excesses and im
prudences In life, Imparithie of the blood, eto.,
superseding Oopalbe in affeations for which it is
used. and syphilitic affeotions—in these diseases
used in connection with Heltaholes Rose Wash.
LADIES.
In many affeo one peculiar to ladies, the Ex
tract Itnohn is unequaled by any...other remedy—,
as in ohlorosh oriretention f irregularity,palnful
noes or suppresilon of onstanttry evaonationa,
ulcerated or sohlirus state of the uterus, kutoorr
hoea or whites, sterility, and for all complaints
incident to the sex, Whether arising from indis
cretion or habitiof dissipation. It is prescribed
extensively by the moat eminent physicians and
midwives for enfeebled and delicate coast tti-
Mae, of both ales and all ages, (attended ith
any of they above Weems or . symptoms.) '
c) I
, ,
H. T. Helicabold's Extract
BOOM' CURES DISEASES ARISING FROM
IMPRI7DENOES, DISSIPATION, ETC.,
in all their stages, at little expense, little or no
change in diet, no inconvenience, and no expo
sure. It causes a frequent desire, and gives
strength to urinate, thereby removing obstruc
tions, preventing and during strictures of the
urethra, allaying pain and inflammation, so fre
quent in this elms of diseases, and expelling all
poisonous matter.
Thousands, who have been the victims of in
competent Persons, and who have paid heavy
fees to be onred in a short time, have found . they
had been deceived, arid that the poison' has,
by the use of 'powerful astringents,' been dried .
np in the system, to break out In a more aggra.
vatod fermi and perhaps after marriage'.
Use Helmbold's Extract Thula for all affec
tions and diseases of the urinary organ., who
the, existing in male or female, from whatever
canes originating, and no tatter of he* long
standing. Price, one dollar and fifty cents per
bottle,
C. KEESS.
.11. T. HELAIROLD'S IMPROVED
ROSE WASH
•
i
nannot be surpassed as a face wash, and will es
found the only spade° remedy in every epod e
f cutaneous affection. It speedily eradioat 8 ,
imples, spots, soorbutio dryness, induration*, o f
e outaneous membrane, etc., dispels redness
and incipient inflammation, hives, rash, moth
patches, dryness of scalp or skin, frost bites;
and all purposes for whioh • salves or ointments
Premed; restores the akin to a state of purity
and softness, and insures continued healthy no
tion to the tissue of its vessels, on which depends
the agreeable clearness and vivaoity of complex
ion so much sought andadmired.- But however
valuable iota remedy for existing defeats of the
akin, H. T. ilelmbold's Rose Nash his long sus
tained its prifielpal claim to unbounded 'patron
age, by possessing qualities which, render it a
toilet appendage of the most superlative and con
genial °balloter, combining in an -elegant for
mula tholonalaent requisites, saf•ty and el
-1
ca —the variable accompaniments of its use
ain tiVa mareirtither of the coMplere
ion It is an eireollitit:intinn thr-disinses , 01' a
eyp ilitio nature , and as an injection for disea
ses f the urinary organ's, arising from habits of
die, pat' Orl,' used in connection with the Extracts
Dupla!, Sarsaparilla and Catawba Grape Pills,
in Inch diseases as reeommended,vannot be sur
rased.
. ~. -
, .
. • .
1 .
Full and explicit , ilireiiiions accompan,y the
medicines. -lEvidinoe of the most.. reepo'neibie
and reliable' furnished on application,
with hundr a of4housands of living witnesses,
and upward of 80,000 unsdlicited certificates and
recemmendeitor7-letters, Wittny ofwhioh are from
thOighest fonroes ineleding eminent physi-'
claps, clergymen, alltesmen 4 Atc. .The proprle
torlas never reverted'. to' their, publication in
thOnewspapbre. • Ile doesot do this, from the
fact that blitarticles rank s halliard prepara
tions, and dd not need to be propped up by cer
tificates. ' i_• `:,.N,' .
SeeryT.LlTelmbold's orienuinv repa
.l ' \ ifttiottB 1
delivered to 'oriY &darn's, seerwe fro obseiva.
tioti. .
Established upward of twenty years. Sold by
druggists everywhere. Address lettere for infer.
mation,'ln confidence, ,to Henry T. Helmbold,
drugglat'and chemist. 'Only depots': Henry T.
Hembold'a , drug and chemical warshonee, No. ,
69a Broadway, N. York: or to IL T, Helmbold'a '
medical deptit, 10allontb Tenthetreei r Philadel-'
phia, Pa. i - - " • '
Beware of elnintfifeit4".2 44 for Henry 2 1 ,
Rolintfoid'o 1, Zak. no ether. POO am
HENRY T. HELZBOLD'H
WHOLBSILIi DIN STAB.
CORNINGi. N.
MOM
ArtRUCS AND. MEDICINES
1 4ar'AND OILS,
3- , r, .H -,. • . 1,.
THADDEUS DAVID' - INKS, KEITH'S
CONOENTRATED PIEDIOIHES,
'IREDELL'S FLUID, EX-
THAOTg
• ' . .. ,
BURNETT'S 0000AINE; FLAVORING
EXTRACTS, KEROSENE LAMPS,.
PATENT MEDICINES, ROCH
ESTER PERFUMERY '
AND FLAVORING EXTRACTS, WALL
. . ° PAPER,-WINDOW GLASS,
WHITEWASH LIME &
AND DYE oopoßs,
AGENTS FOR. MARVIN & 00'S RE
Nold at Wholesale Prices. BUyers arerequeeted
to . oall and get quotations before going further
EMI
W. D. TERBELL 8a CO.
Coining, N.Y., Jan. 1, 1871-1
Furniture ! Furniture!
B. T. VAN HORN,
1 I
4tAVING completed hie new' Cabinet Ware
house on Main street, Welisboro, bias stock
ed with a large and superior assorted stock of
FURNITURE.
Ohamber Sults, Walnut, Ash, Maple
from $l6O down, and as cheap
as the same goods can be bo't
in the r oities, freight added.
Parlor Suits, Walnut, Cherry, and
_Mahogany; Reps or Hair Cloth,,
from $125 down. Also,
SOFAS, LOUNGES, COUORES, TETE
with Upholstery to suit.
Center Tables, Walnut or Marble Tops,
- 'Looking Glasses, Brack/As Pa
per Racks, Rocking Chairs,
all kinds,
Wholesale and Retail.
I am manufacturing - as tuna', and intend to
keep a lull etc& of ware, home and city made
at alltimes. My Ware Rooms are spacious and
neat, and now contain the largest, oostliegt and
best etook of Furniture ever brought into the
county.
Planing and Matching,
SCROLL SAWING A:MOULDING,
done to order at the Factory.
Jan. 1, 1871,-tf
Ingham's Woolen 'Mills
D.ERFIELD, P,,
T HE subsoilbers will pay Gash, Full-Cloth,-
eassimeree, Flannels, &0., &0., for Wool.—
T HE
mannfaotare as usual— .
TO ORDER., OR ON. SHIRES
to mit enetomera. All work 'warranted aerep
rerouted. They invite partioulaT attention to
their Water Proof
CASSIMERES,
which are warranted in every respeet. Portion
larattontion given to I
• I
ROLL - CARDING
AND
CLOTH IiRESSING.
large'stook of Case'mores, do .-,25
per cent less than ttny competitors, and
ed as represented.
INGRAINS manufacture to order, and do all
kinds of Roll-Carding and Cloth Dresaing, and
defy com Petitio n ..
• INGHAM haile as good an assortment of
Full Cloths, Cassblares, &c.,
and give more for Wool in exobange than any
other establishment. Try them and satisfy your
selves. .
INGNAMB wholeeale and retail at the Cow
anesque Mille,2 miles below Knoxville.
Our Clothe are , warranted, and sold by the
following persons:
41. 11 . KELLEY, Waysboro, Pa.
T. L" BALDWIN & 0., Tioga, Pa.
J. 0. BENNETT, O vington,Pa.
Deerfield. Jan 1, 1871— f
, -
THE BEST HOTELthe COUNTY.
THE "CONS 1101111."' ,
ii
NEW. Rooms largo and, wall ventila
ted. , ACoonimadations not surpassed by
any first class hotel in the " Northern
Tier." 1111.i.9 no 'higher than nt second and
third rate kiotols. Location, corner of Main and
Walnut streots, Wellsboro.
A - good table, good liquors, good'order, and a
good hostler. A. B. GRAVES, Prop'r.
March 8,1871. . .
•
IN i
David , Hulelander, decoased. In tho Or
phans' Court of Tioga county.' No. 3, Atgust
Term, 1870.
The OomMonwealth of Pennsylvania to I,lney
A. Hnlilander, John 8. Halslander ' Susan
' E. Freeman, Ezekiel K. Hulslander,Harriet
If. Vanvalcainear, David J. Hulsiander,
Julia A. Lamont, and Bunko Edgeton,
grialtlan 'of Lucy% Permelia Hulsiander,
Clara 8; Hulalandor and Thomas Hulslan
der, lineal descendants of David Bahian-
dor, late of Tioga County, Pa., deceased,
and to all other persona interested, Giveling:
Tioga County, as: You are hereby cited to
bo and appear before the Judges of our Orphans'
Court, at an Orphans' Court to bo held at Wells
hero, in and for bald county, on Monday, the
29th day of. May, 1871, at 2 o'clock P. M., then
and there to accept or refuse to take the real es
tate of said David Hulslander, deceased, situate
in,Chariestsn township, in said county, at the
appraised valuation put upon it by an Inquest
duly'awardid by the said Court, and returned
by the Sheilff on the 28th day of November,
1870,10 wit; at the valuation of three thousand
three hundred and forty-six dollars; or show
"eatise why the same shall mot be ordered to , be
sold. • •
Witness the Hon. R. G. White, President
;udgeot our said Court, at Wellsboro, this 10th
'day of Febr•uary,lB7l.• D. L. DEANS, Clerk.
April b, 1871 liVr
Livery Stable:
• W ATICINS LOLIDEF re
speotfully inform the pub
lio that they have established a
• Livery for Hire,
• ' •
At their Stable on Pearl St,, opposite Wheeler's
wagon ehop.; Single or datable rigs furnished to,
order. They aim to,keep good horses and W4*
gons; and intend to please. Prices reasonahlo t
- I • - ' WATUNS & OUDENs,
• oi l i s 187147. _
PAINTS
FINED OIL.
&a.; &0.,
A-TETES,
B. T. VAN lIORN.
800
AND . ; s4: STORE, ,
........... I
.-....
117 4 ISHLEIV & RANDOLPII
411; je have porehased ltio Boot
and Shoo Moils of Miura. Beare
dr, Derby; anal prepoao to main.
ua the hi:When—reducing the
I n an goods and selling strictly
prices
FOR CASH.
Wo keep a good anortment of
sits and , ! Caps,
B p
TS,-n;ALMORALS, GAITERS.
OOTEES, BROGANS AND
OALLIGASKINS
ted to tlt any foot frOul No (), to I? it,
=
Our Stook 'of
, 1
OH CALF, FRENCH Klli, Up
' ER, SOLE, COMtION CAItP,
LININGS, BINDING, MO.
.ROOOO, &0.,
i. i 1
FRE
will be kept up as heretofore.
Sidings we shall be bound at home sti
d we shall endeat4r . to sell at prices
.ry to the trade: I r e won't ho under
' - ,
Ora
ways, a
satiafaa
sold.
CASH PAID
FOR HIDED.
STOM WORK
•• romPtly and well. Repairing done
1. ace. Diovin:and be convinced.
i
Doe
on abort n
FISHLERRANDOLPH
1870.-Iy. • I
Deo. 14,
HE FARM
I • GA' CO
Tr
,raiding at my wantfac 11 , ,1n Lawrence
er(or
IANIVING *ILL,
T AMnow .;
1 , 111e.s s
whiohpones
mina:
ea the following advantagoaover al loth el
I es ryo,oats;rat litter.andfonleeed6tad
le, from wheat. . 1
i flax seed,takesont yellow seed, and all
erfeotly. ,.
timothy seed. ' ,
othersepaiatlngrequlred of a mill
_..
Lit eepara
chase and roc
2. It (Ileitis
other seeds,
8, It doom!,
4. It dois al;
This mill la
ber, In good e
dnco. , I
silt otthe beet and most ilurablo tim
• le.and le sold cheap for cash, or pro
Ivall tlt a
wheat,tootb
patent sieve, for separating °engrain
rmille,onreasonableterme.
.7 AL MATHER.
i lle,Jan.l,lB7o-t f
LEMI
NESS I SHOP.
HA
BREAGNED would say to the chi
" onshore and :vicinity that he hat
•ed over Truman Brothers Grocery
TBE UN
sons of I
recently mo
Store with h,
ruessj Shop
II
In full opera
and Water st
feature all
Double
on on Grafton fitreot, between Main
where he la prepared to menu
, do of •
C
, Single Harnesses )
In the Les
style, and of the beat reatoriat.i
REP
IRING- DONE
1
On ahoit noti , l
workmen, an
and am there
want anythin;
e and good. I employ the best
1180 none but the beet material,
ore prepared to pleaee all who
in my line.
Nov. 9 t 181
WELL
ER & LATHROP,
DEIALERB IN
,E, IRON, I , STEEL, NAILS,
ES, TilV-WARE,
'CUTLERY,
ARDWA
STO
BLTIN
TER LIME,
LTIIRAL MPLEMENTS,
nd Harness Trimmings,
W
AGRIO
Carriage
BAR
ESSES, SADDLES, &c.
Oorninfi, N.
, Jan. 1, 1811-y
and Provision Store,
Grocery
RIs,TINGI, N. Y.
C..
TATHOLES
yy in all •
P LE AND !RETAIL DEALER
nds of
RON
1118, PROVISIONS,
ine
Liq!tors and
Cigars,
FOREIGN
& DOMESTIC, GREEN
RIED FRUITS,
UM
'D FRUITS AND
EGETA4MES,
WipOD &I
I
ILLOW WARE, GLASS 4L:
OOKERY iWARE,
' i
i 0
CARRIAGES, CABS &
OHILDRE
PER4M
ULATORS, TOYS, &0., &o
complete asscirtment of the aliove
[ oils of the beet quality always OD
A full and
mentioned g
hand.
larLionlax
Dealers and
tares; t to osa
Corning,
attention paid to Fine Groceries
lonsnmers will find it to their in
ine his Stock before buying.
Jan. 4, 1821
EEO
GOLD
SEW
Mi MACHINE !
CHINE has no superior, alud
to all hinds of 'work. It LIMY
l to-be appreciated. It 'sill hate,
ok, bind, quilt, braid, embroider,
and rutile, / 4 tid is the best and chee•
l i e for family se ever offered to the
Tills M
adapte
needs a tri •
fell, seam,
cord, gatbe
pest mach!,
public.
The Don
is superior
sows direct
winding of,
not liable t
481IC STITCII. MAcnists
for the reason that it
Dole and requires no,
easily adjusted, and
rdor.
ishing to purehasi a ma chine, sho'd
e try this one, bolero ;buying avY
on, or address •
I LE LOCK EL
o all othera,
from the a
bread. It i
got out of
Persona
by all Tina
other: Ca
Jan 4,1
ERS OF
N TY.
. A. NEWCOMB
:.1
11-sE.ae
MEDAL
B. R. HAIGHT,
Lambs omb/rt.