TIOGA COUNTY AGITATOR.
MniiIiMIMMIMMI
Local Items.
\VEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1871.
Now Advertisements
01 I ft 'a Selos—M.
Executor's Notice—l. Stone.
Photographs—D.ll. Naramoro.
Town lots for sale—W. Sherwood
Applications for Charter
C.D. Smith.
NOTARY PUBLIO.—J. C. Horton, Esq.,
Bloesburg, has boon appotntod Notary Publto
for that place. . ,
1. 0. or G. T.—Prof. F. A.. Allen,
Will lecture at Bloseburg on Thuisday evening,
May IS, at tho quarterly mooting of tho I. 0. of
(I T.
ACOLDENT. — A. young niau by the
11.11110 of Loroy MOnroe, of Lawrenceville, had
his left hand Senashiild, which rendered amputn
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tie!' necessary.
The long quiescent Lodge of Odd Fel
lows in this village has awakened to life again,
and flourishes under the name of Tioga Lodge,
230, 1.0. of 0. F.
Barker has piles of New ,Goods r of
now styles and desirable patterns whieh he pro
poses to sell at bottom . prices. Give him a call.
You will always find him on hand.
Remember the lecture of Hon. Wm.
Pareone, Friday evening next, before the Her
maio society.
, Let everybody turn out, as this
will bo one of the best lectures of !labours°.
APPOINTMENT..—C. P. Leonard, of
Laffreneovillo, : bas been appointed l'Oatmaster
at that place, and Mrs. &wreak a war widow
and a temperanoo woman, removed. The Valley
Enterprime says there was foul play.
P. S —Since the above wain typo, Mr. Leon
ard bee been removed, and Mr. Jas. Phippin ap
pointed, nito, it is said, sitisfies the people.
Rev. C. Otis Thatcher preached hie
farewell on the 30th ult., at Tioga, and accepts a
call from Union, N.- '
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The Third, Quarterly Meeting of the
TiogA Baptist Association' will be held with the
Sullivan State Road Church, on Wednesday:May
-21, at 101 a. in. Rev. A. B. Chase will preach
the opening sermon. Contributions for Homo
Ilissions.-2tv. E. T. BENTLY, Cor. Seo'y.
PICTURES. — We are glad to state that
Mr. D. 11. Naramoro, who has been sick for some
thee,.has recovered, and is again at his post to
take all tho popular styles of pictures, and views
of private residences.. See advertisement.
On Friday artOtnoon, 'April 28, the
pupils of the graded school were addressed by
Jae. 11. osard, Esq., on the suWeet of education.
We wer not present, bat understand from tboie
who were; that the speech was a good one, and ,
well delivered. ,
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MILLINERY.—Fora Sale selection or
tasty work in the mints:tory, line, call on Mrs. E.
E. Kimball, who has a very desirable assortment
of everything pertainiv to the millinery trade.
Old hate and bonnets remodeled to order and at
reasonable rates. Remember the place, over
Hastings As Coles' Drug Store.
The "big Circus and Menagerie" came
and departed on Thiraday last during the raid
storm. In spite of the weather, mud arid oplosb,
it was well patronised. 'There was quitqa laige
colleotion of beasts, and the perforathhoe was
aid to be good. -
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DIED.—In this village on the 2d inst.,
Julia, B. wife of M. F. Randolph, aged 30 years.
}fro Randolph has resided in our village but a
few months. Her amiable qualitiea.and genial
nature had however, endeared her to a large cir
cle of friends, who deeply deplore her loss, and
Trupathise feelingly with her bereaved partner.
CAVE IT UP:—Mr. Edltpr, I Was foi-
Indy opposed to -the granting of Menses in this
borough. I have been a close observer • ElitlCO last
court. There may bo room for doubt. On Thurs
day last—l think—there were not over one bun,
dred drunken persons in town. On 'some day
there cannot be over fifty. If lam mistaken in
the matter, let those count who can count differ
ently
WOOD'S POCKET MAGNIFIER.—WO
have received one of Wood's Pocket Magnifiers.
It is a beautiful instrument, consisting of three
parts—a circular glass, a ciroular frame in which
the glass is set, and a circular ease.' The 'frame
turns on a pivot and closes in the case. The
magnifier is of use in detecting counterfeit, money,
and in examining the texture and fibre of cloth,
paper, de, and in examining minute objects of
any kind. With the fecal distance properly
adapted, it is purely a magnifier. Tho Magnifier
u $1,50, and -Weed-it Co's : Magazine,- $1,00,' or
both 5,r $1,50. Address S. S. Wood A.Co., New
burgh, N.
TEM PER A NCE. Persons attending
court will please bear in wind that our old friend,
Mr. Bateman Monroe, runs a hotel strictly on .
temperance principlei—sells no whisky,-tobacco
or cigars. His tables are well supplied with all
the subnannale of the season, aiid nature's bev
erage supplied in abundance, and if desired can
be used externally. Ho believes in the language
of the poet, who says : - , „
' Ha! eeo whore the wild-blazing grog shop op-
, pears,
As the wet CB of eternity swell !.
It burns on tte tomato of tempestuous years,
The horrible lightbonoe'of hell 1"
BuROLARY.—We clip the following
from tho Belvidere (Ill.) Northiveilern. Our es
teemed friend, Dr. Miner), who recently spent a
short time in tho plants, aispears to - have teen the
"On the 26th'ulliuso adsurglar entered (bores.
id"ce of Dr. Ming, 1114 proceeding to the sleep
ing room of this Dr., to his pocket book, con-
Milling over $9O in tuitniy, and a very valuable
gold watch arid chain, 1 worth about $250. The
loos is.the more severe, as 'the watch UV a pres
ent from a sister and bad belonged to a very,
door friend now decitiossed,"
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l'EutioNAL.—Two of our old friende c
F. Bigony and " Johnny" lam y, called onl
us last week, and right glad we ere to shake
them by the hand once more. We knew them
both as boys; (they aro boys to Lai yet.) Bd. ity
or.was, an old campmate of our's on the door-1
haunted hills of Babb's creek, . Ilewouldaltrod4
do to tie to -except on his shots.
" Johnny" too, was our. campmate—at Camp
Curtin, when, it may be recollected, there etas
ltttla 8!
onpleasan tness brewing. .lle made a reel
old, young as ho was, that will, do to keep. W
hare kept track of him since, and if ho has don
dishonorable or,cowardly thing in all the
time, we ne'rer heard of, He goes to Oconto
Wisconsin, and his prowiLsed to drop no corn
notes on the fish and gime or.tbat region, whit,.
to ail! spread litore mit mains.
HERMAIC SOCIETY.—The efrOrtft
this leciely to proVide a conise\ of lectures fqr lb
wane, are deserving'of great credit ; Thor&Wri r
familiar with it,. knoav very little of the tarot, ati ‘
tentio, and hitacl rork recuiired to in4gurat‘ti•
rod maintain $l.
, 8 00011010 t alire4) . • to
ties of our isolated' idtuatiok.-bohig - t'Olakfirtl 7, i
weasable by railreird - (a fad soon to be ovir
wine, but nevertheless ono which prevented th
engagement of some of I .rhe_laest icetureri is th
" 44 trY, nod condoned that of otheist)'the ioilet
are to be congratulated for the success and retie
( action with which they have time far conduete ,
the cot:tree. And the unvarying large attendanc,
upon the lecturer shows the appreciation of th.
The next lecture of the couise will be' delivere.
Friday evening-May 12, by Hon. Wm. Pesson
01Loudon, England. The former engagement o
Mr. parsons, to lecture here In March last, wa
prevented by the non receipt of a telegram-6n
the holm committee now have the most positiv -
"turatiee that be will be here on the 12th of Mit
Mr. Parsons has attained to the veil , ' first rink
0 1 lecturers in this - country, a position which he
bas fairly earned by the most signal and uniuL
tstrepted successes. Since-bis former engage
went to /astute here,' be bas been, Set. la ting ' c o
141 / 0 9, twice a week for six weeks i Bos t on
indoranment never before given to a home o
foreign lecturer._ • lila lecture here on the 121
will be the lastone'dliiered by him at
ddc country—itfte which be Immediately d
parts for England. He has drawn erowded
houses everywhere, and ho wears:-having deliv
ered many successive lootures at different ple:
008, the last being relished no loss than the first.
His subject, Riohard Brinsloy Sheridan, the dra-
Matist, poet and orator. is as brilliant a one as
the language affords, and his treatment
l a it i s
laid to be as brilliant as the subject itself. Do
not fail to h ear Parsons. . • • .
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OPP.-:--C. B. Kelley Is off to the Olty for
new goods, having sold an immense pile the last
few weeks. Kelley buys often, and thusigote just
what the public needs. Look out for al ew stook
in a tow days. „
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RELlCiloll.4.—Owipg. to the eßtreme
.ad IVeethor, Rev. N. L. Reynolds failed to be
resent last Sabbath, but we oan assure the pub
io that he will be on band next Sunday mor
ing and oyeninewith his introductory sermons,
t the usual hours, inafe-Baptist Hall.
—There will be Universalist . preaobing in Seal th
& Bowen's Hall, Wednesday oyoning, May 10,
t 74 o'olock.„: ‘ ,‘Can any good thing come out of
1 azaroth ?” Come and see. .
The State of Pennsylvania has a pop
atiob of $,598,405, and 459,811 taxable
lEM
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" Tbere conieia rumor—whether title
r not wo do not pretend to say—tbat the time is
not far distant when ladies wilt return to, the
simplicity of the Grecian Style in - dressing the
air; that plain bands in front, and a coil be-
Ind, big or little, according to the actual amon't
.1" hair, possessed, will be the mode.'" .
Hasten, oh Fashion,_the happy day when that
,ideons mat is thrown away; and grant, oh Hca
• en, that we shall see the heads of our wives as
hey used to ho in the days when simple curls or
.raids encircled the cheeks of rosy maids. " And
hen that filthy mop of Jute has been dethroned
•ast all dispute, please let whatever takes its
dace have just a touch of womanly grace.
WAI4'OI4IAN.---The trout are in sea
:on, and in condition ; never better. Also, they I
•ro more plenty than usual; owing in part to the
bsence 01. aatne, which, being of no ,use,• have
eon . suffetril to wash and' wear away, leaving
he strewn free for anything from a minnow to
porpoise. Of course, the - datus being gone, the
.1d trick of catching thern in baskets as they fell
.ack from an unsuccessful leap, is.impractioable.
ity . l • It Must be rare sport to bold a basket on
ho end of a ten foot polo and see a largo trout
rop into it,' every minute or two.- Wo could
amo Orie person who caught halt a bushel of
.ne trout in about an hour, by this !port/manlike
.;ethod—and we wish he had broken ,both his
ags in the Operatio'n. The new law, also, is
yelping tho matter materially. No lout, who
shes for profit, can come hero to net and salt
Yawn trout for market, or catch tubs and pails of
hem to carry off.
What we capeoially need now is an. organiza-.
ion; a company founded on common seniePrin
iples, for tho protectir of game and fish. It
.eed not be expensive Pr cumbersome; the fewer
nd more simple its by-laws, the better, so that
hey he effeotive. And .it is of espeoial impor
tance that peoplo who live on or near the trout
streams be induced to join•the club, It is par
icularly for their interest to do so. Living he
,• and the reach of a daily market, it is of more
- ntereilt to them that the_streams be well stocked
with fine trout, and it is — no,small privilege to
aVO a supply of such food within five or ten
..inutes' walk of one's, door. Those living on a
alma can'always, if they choose, more readily
detect infractions of the law, and would naturally
bo the first I t‘o make complaint. 'A fearless com
bination to enforce the laws, with a few vigorous
i proseeutions of those who insist on the right to
I" fish'when and where they please," would do
the business. Law breaking is not gallant or
commendable. Paying "$5 each for every trout
so taken," turns a "lucky day" into a day - of se
' rious disaster.
No owner of a dam will long neglect to put in
a•proper fishway,..wheir he •is :ceitain of paying
the penalty of neglect. , , And berg let us congrat
ulate Mr. Q. D Leib on being the 'first man in
the county to put in an effielent - 4, way" for the
Stout that have, co long tried in vain to ascend our
dammed streams. (No pun meant.) We haVo
not seen it as yet, buts lever of: the rod telis i ne,
that it works tettatifully'l that the trout 01(1c
up it at one dart with moo. Mr. Lou, may eon.
eiderlus indebted to. him one mess of trout—
when we cater 'em. The friend who gave us the
inforMation also gave us the-nicest mess of trout
we have had in the last five years. Six of the
largeit weighed from a pound to a pound and a
half. Everyday last week was improved by some
of our citizens, who whipped Pine creek with
excellent success. But at the present writing
(May sth) there is no fishing. The 4inaare en
us, and have been for days. The trout streams
aro muddy torrents, and the green earth, (it can
hardly be a brighter' emerald,) is a vast water
soaked sponge. But all thelime the. leaves are
spreading, hemlock bark (for a camp roof) will
peel,-and the flood will hring us myriads of trout
from the lower waters. !, • '
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When the weather becomes settled, we reckon
on a fialt , days in the forest; along the banks Of
a bra t eding, joy • trout stream ; under a roof of
bark I I on a bed of fresh hemlock " brows," where,
we can fo'rget for'a time ill-the-worry arid iittille
that Conies of too much civilization, get a sniff of
woods-mold, and a frying pan full of trout, fresh
from:the ripples of
,Deer-lick run.
And a word ,to Strangers :]: - The trne, 7 4 sports—
man, who comes here to Whit the streams daily, °'
catching a few pounds each_ day , for the table, h
with:a good "mesa" for friends at home in clos
ing, Will find good fellows, 'friendly, faces, and
assistance, if meeded, on every band. . '
Pciaohers, who come with wagons, nets a
buttir.firkies, may find hirdsledding.
BIRDS.—We dont like to go b: :" on
the birds, for they are the sweetest and oat eco
nomJeal public gingers we ever - listen. i to—that
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is, for those not interested in bottle tore ox po
mekigy. 'fa the lovers awl prod cars of small
fruits their bills are often rut ous: 'We were
once an amateur cultivator of ' trawberriee, and
our success was sometbing 4 . mark, until the
birds found us out and , !preyed the news , all over
the county that ih and around our garden was
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the place for a'rClbin Of 6y,enterprise• tb. settle
down—and they
. did it. Brom raising an abun
dando of the fi nest be ies for ourself and friends,
we petered out to a oceaSionalhalf dish of M."
sou', klbanyer,lipvey,'s seedling
,•; , thobirde took.
all the liaolcera afierriOuipbes: But they hc;er.
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did the thing.a falai they goksp numerous, that
there was'nt nOugh` feed to " go 'round ;"=that
they:were fe ed to . depend on , wild. berries to
Nemo extent, in,faat, and would peek one side of
our best berries *bile the other was yet green...-.
- The tbiaLwas played with us; and we used a
shotgun Vindictively for • a ,few days; anti) the,
birds, from , being as tame as se many chickens,
bees:me wild as hawke.
But this did not save the berries; only it cost
rhent.more trouble to steal the fruits, f,ormlaber.
"ibe'berries went all the same. And -'thett we
grew ashamed and consoience-strioken; • forwe
never shall listen to' such concerts again as we
did 'during the two bright Juries in which lour
•or--
berry patches drew such. wondrous choirs of
ing birds about us. 1 Our shanty happened to be
in the edge of a " forest `primeval;' and ii did
seem as though Ihe'fbatber4d tribe had poarigiroll ,
to rab us pool, and Miwdeieur 'sleep (4a . morn r .
ing) afterward. Luckily,. we do not acre to sleep
iu the morning; and so were well Belittled to be
awakened at 3i o'clock in the 'gray daWn,l?,3l,
concert, the like - of which Ws
again, though we listen to it on I n ,reclucteet."
each 'morning in these days: Oar better toad bit'
I gor half 'was wont to cat It e wstg e k e tp
are so romantic, so - sentluientid,4en'lnitivi-.4nd
we wale qpint4 arc , 56
tho#e asaig, six-PO:n:0 Ottibirdi ba it or r is Si;ll.4p
in the bushel neap the. garderr, 'and paid ibeirf
rents and eempOunded their :daily larcenies by'
song.' they,ware quiet;Medea neaglita*and'
not greedy ; moreover`, "thhi seldom sang Unlit
broad, daylight. :'Swamp
,thrushes were . , l4 o
eouiating. ail the sweetest singers we had; mo—
dest. sober 'Who • took a lejri berries, and •
paid for them three times over, in the Current:
notes of birdi.TViti (Oiatir one
pair). came ant s ! Bn3g to na; aftd" i} z 1 obe oink,
rarest of all in this region, paid its a visit.
• The la r ledY l , ( lP e ,T r olli:P 7 • 3ll/ 10 l i c "k•;
the7.hati such appetite, ett to th e
bedelfit they • cenfer , by destroying insects, ABilY:
44.1 do it—not,if, they linenthe*selyes.
was one pair which' ittisedls fentilyeilthlativelve
feet of our favorite 'aindow, and we have watch- ;
ett tbetpair of wretched thielfer(for hour at!,
time, AS they fed: their' JIVO,, greedy,.squeaking
young knee, whose heads , were, pretty • melt all
mo:nth,'and bodies eLi Now, said 'lie, fora
little practical investigation into the habits
insectivorous "birds. !So we adjusted a mall
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glass, that brought that family of feathered
Mum' dire o o7. l4 oallur
the nest In our hand. To our surprise, we Dever . ]
saw them bring or cat.Qno .At ro, '
ble line of pilfering froin morning to
Pint one, then the other, of the old - birds would
arrive with a large berry; and we never saw
young ones when they seemed satisfied. Always
their heads wore stuck up in the air•when an old
bird airiVed,:end five ill looking hallow, heads
wore opened to the fullest extent fortheexpeotek
berry. Onoe, •whew we were ealled,up at three
o'clock A. M.by'oook robin r who always saiigson
a beech twig within twenty 'feet' of our pillew,
and who took an unusually' early start. on. that
morning; even for him, we loaded the gun and
tried to harden our heart into bbii!in# that den
of• thieves into the middle of next week—but it
was too cruel a work ;—and eo they robbed elf,
their lebiure, cleaning us out, with the belli of
oedarbtrp, until, in a fit of, dleooaragemoat,
turned the hist of our fine plants under, with the
spade. We had tested over, 'thirty , difibrent,ve
!Utica, had learned to, cultivate strawberriei us
cheaply as ;onions, and took delight in the work.
We knew just what -varieties , eneeeeded .bent :In
this region, slid prided otuseit on the . knowledge,
-but the ; bikds beaens ; and' the dart of it
Wer think of ,3yttk , regrot, ie tho s!aogiqir, tie rn~►ite
in their ranks with the gun. -
We do not indorse the sentiments a a' writer
in Turf, k ind Farm, Whose article we re.
print is our agricultural column; nor 'do we'enz
dorso Horace Greeley or Orange Judd in what
either of them knows—or says—about birds. It
is
. quite,probable that we have Spent more days
than either or both of them have hours in loaf
ing about the fields and forests of the Nor Porn
States ;. and birds' were and are killer:ifs:ll4, 4ith
• Home years ago :came lOWA saYslica,7,
on a litokiesil aright,,iho s ysntursa hisiairy,
to the
did no ikall corn • it was tradition,. a ,inipatatk
tious notion, bor n of ignorance, Ciould• any one
funa i an authenticated • instance of eorn r puli:-
ing by a crow ?'asked G.' More than one'
correspondent aaswered that in the, -
affirmative;
and the editor: of the Tritune admitted' that it
Might happen in rare instances. Wo could have
told him of a case where a large flock of crows
pulled up the larger part of the corn on three
acres in as many days; and the: owner of the
field revenged himself on theini4 placing corn
in the field which
. had boon soaked in , Nsw Eng
land,ryie. We never ear :anythirptSo utterly,
outrageously • laughahle, as a.drunicen- .arow. or-
• ther a Sleek of them. The entire 'SW&leafless
and abandon with whichthey *Mild gyrate, div . e;
tumble; ehase,each other thr4igk . ,the air; ilk*,
and caw -in' the jolly stage, and , the • d 'sunken
gravity with. whiokthey roosted on .fences, dead
limbis, or the' ground, when too far gone for flight,
cannot be described or iainted; it must be seen,
if you would have a correct Lotion of it.
When corvine dissipation had reached its
bight, :and a few of the greediest were in the
maudlin stage, Jock H--d, the - cornplan i ter, I
wont in on the sable corn-if:idlers ;with a flint
look queen's arm. We expect never to hear such
a row among crows again. Eachifirdjust leaned
on his:caws, andthe cries of the wound - 6(1'1;631'
even the soberest crows about the head and-ears
of Joe, who pegged away with the ancient flint ,
lock until his ammunition failed, and then lamed
his right arm pelting them with - atones.' - . - A . (.*
were helplessly drunk, and these were -killed by
wringing their necks.. Two broken winged birds ,
were'pinned to the ground, by laying , them on'
their backs and sticking a forked stick into the
ground astride of each wing. Theynover ceased
cawing while in that positien,nad their cries.
seemed to make the rest readmit and desperate.
It is an old trick,'and may be played successful&
by, any ono who can catch and'pin a,,liieiy crow.
It will bring every eras within hearing distance
to the spot.. Jock played it low down on the
oorvua tribe that morning, killing-over thirty
birds... A good shot, with, a good •dottble bane,-
migh t ! have killed altundied. - - When",the' neigh:. '
boring farmers heard Oi.tho affair, they thought,
it wate,e sure thing on crows, and all went to
soaking corn in rum : but that little game was
played. Not a crow in the - eotinty would take
rum-soaked corn after the severe lesson taught
ono—and only ono—flook ; nor could a crow be
coaxed or baited into the field of corvine disas
ter. They came into ottnii fields find pulled clorn,-1
but refused If 01t , 6t tight. on - rutfi . : ;To*, here ;ii
point 4re.wl4 lo :ilit4; ; T AZ '_* - Aoli.'.'9(iii4l
we speak, crows wereivery MIMereIIII in th e ' as.,
tern States. We have seen a flock in . the, tidy
morning slowly Making their way south di by
short, flights, stopping by.the wa y/ settle
in ;;mandows, •on trees, in i3ornlield ,a. A
wide& scattered flock, iliartOkilY B 3 .4 14 4 1 4'
way slowly, Was nearlythe.whole, in passing;
and,net a bird of them WoUld se ein that field,
or tench rual.cortt. - Heir did' they happlit,o
know-i-for they must have ka " -of the'disni_-'•
Arens field, and the_ danger at lurked
,iti . runi-,
corn?- f Retina Weald ' ha e led .them into ith 6 ;,
very danger theyso-wise avoided. :, 'lt is a - sta.'
ry, all of which weiaw find part' of I,l:lett:we',
had a:cruel hand in; nt friends have 'so often
smiled incredulous when we told it, that it
may be as well t mention loonlities, etc. The
incidents happe ed in Wol'oester county, Mass.
Jock :11—, t o of his children and ourself as. 1
z
if
eietedat the aughter, and there, are prohnbly n
dozen wit& lid iiiidg wild c'etin:" r attiefthiffaets.
The only sally t3trattgepart.of. it'is, that theim- 1
mense aka of strange crows avoided the dan
ger of staling drink cunningly, kid itivelliat
ne , rolleht ,so wigo a. iiortll. ,afttd. ,J O 9 . 11, taken.
.ir esson as wisely as • -ibe • birds,took theirs v it,
i; uld bnitillein as well for him.:. He died a feir
iearsi fiffifir', tbat;'3ff,,ifintiici - :ii :iicqu y , :' Thi mend;
!i.of. which lien iiiitliikapplicatioa en'tc"?'" .. " :
And,don't Sheet the crows l 'their artF
_not, fiu 7
Merops hereabout; they went South during the:
,
war, and . the larger'portion have - staid: The few
left de fueftgeed tau ham. '
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C. C. Mathers store is..xtot only Craw"
mod 'math goOdi; Vat alive with enetoinere. - Drop
in ska l d. !leo for Aolibielf.; . ,
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Maiushurig Lodge of .Goivii :Templet's,
1871 j th! following 'preamble and resolations
were:passed, viz:
Whereas, Bro. Cbas Rbinevanit has been re
moved from our company and . fellowship by the
band of death, therefore L 'e.
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.Risolved, That our Lodge-room be draped in
Mourning, during the next thirty days. \
?esolced, That In. :the &tali. ! - OtAir 14'soeised'.
*other, wo have lost an exemplary, ohristian and
good, tomplar, but aro' odneoled by: theassurance
that our luss 104 gaip. „
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..riselvsdi; That a copy. of these, reselutiona be ,
presented to the parents of our decease(brother,
and also sent to the Toga County Agitator and
Keystone Gdod. Temp/ar for publication. •
• - 1101 1 :9E,AV. 8.
, 13'0g Peterpoii,
of Pine Creek, has the,ageney, *LAW, copal", for
two ireir excellent books?. whiok sh ould•
re . edir, tale in - eveii. familjr.' One is Written by
Big! it., Spenc:ei,,and eptittedks"firled and . ' Trtiei ,
or 4re and Loyalty;' a, story of the ichoUlon
Tbe;other, the "Laws of. ilealtli," which thankd
be rood rby •everybody. 'We bespeak for our
yore 4 Mend a generous snbscription to the alert,
works.— apr,*st:. .. ' '
Soldiersof'theWar.lBl2f&theirWidows..
I take this oppeituniAy to baron:Lyon ,litst.. ; oni
the 14th day otrebruary, 1871,7 Congress ,passed;
'an Act, which' has become to law, .granting EPenr.;
sions to.the surviving Soldiers of said .war s
had served•for spetiod of 60 . days, and. -to_the
widows of those who have died, who were mar=,
liediprior to the treaty of Peace, (via Deo 14,
J 814,) and have not again parried. Also to such
:1t5 7 61141 served less than 66_ dais, who had been
4,otionally named in any Boeotian of Congress
'fillt tiny specific service of said war. The under
kigtied /las on hand • full supply of blanks, and
'catilpriipartilthd,,foriniod - bir titi;pr6t•er.-pa.:-=
pas with; ing luta strapti 00, bt:liertiet ii
pargienlark Of serVitte, Oki int*is' of .itifbt'beihro
Mintage; ibeti Witerecr-itiipriek
Post eln s iddritie Thirteen btott '404 1 of
complete roils, and manYbifititr4 110,14 r
soldiers; and Ply Uterine& , th&linehlitlink
Or filets' giants; fdr the . t sit . 1 - Vyars .
will inniwto eitimei4siall'theredife*e which'
'oentber detived finit the siiiikOdl eint • tut m itoistrerie
promptly•
21'; ;,-,I MM. 11.-131ktilitt,'dierit. -1
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. • • Knoxville, - Pit'
Apr1 1. 26, - 1871.4w:-,`-) 'II
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4 15 r:V r i al rA 1 4 1 *:::* 1 00_
Decoration Paper, DordOrs ,,oo 4o,Viflote,Pliath,.
abides, Oloth thittaitts, Windoti-21stortar
, po t tre l y, •P leE 'Picture MOB, iind:
rettori
isisktaiest of thhi Hilo of itookiikiii,
Ihroight,
.inttaiogs Oonnty. :Vat at, on,! SW`
'Bl l O/14 No: 3 emith Dowint's:Briok
Mss la / 87 /-tf. ;Malt TUNG # CO.
IMIULI
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new [SUM 11
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NEW
/PM
1 11 V. J. Horton & Brother,
NO. 1, EttdiTH„ 4:13,0r519; . 1 , al!ko,9,Flf
WELLSBO.RO, PA.
El
•
Tn citizens of Welleboro and vioin) y, iwil
p ease take notice, that the above' 'tore Is
now infulLoperatlon, and will at all Lmes keep
a general assortment of morohandis , and sell nt
the loureet prices. We sell
• •
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•
Yard wide Factory f; oh.
Pilate for 10 ots.
belaines for ' 20 oh.
• Thaloh (Hugh& do,
_Queens' Own'
. oaca . ,(opecioty)lll, to The: 4 %
•-• •
L,, D r ess G oo d s
tes
.
:F'renc and YrisX'ls43lin's:
-.BLACK litegAsigg,;,..
ill at prices much lead than have been
Wore.. ; We keep a full no of
4
4
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--FAN• er
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Tankite:• . '
Hata
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,i,Bo t ots from
Men? Shoos frosi
Boys' Shoos from , ..I,J
f)hildr,onst Shoos (fow l
Efitstirom
•thpa from
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11l
All: Seasonable , e
dentedl,
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:1": , : , .i ~il.
imerigto
T
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T flow '''. 'f' t 7 4•0 'ea. twi a d,..:.
•
Sugars ' '
. p sio
. 121 ob.
~1
,I . rtorsa Sugar at 4 .... : .... ...a..12} obi.
i , Albffeaa from ' ' 25 to $0 ate.
...,Sistoes, sil kinds.
-." Scala, ,7 i
1 1- 1 1 2 .1. . - 4 , -:, -:, , 1 , 1
till p WI i VI
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- t,OUr motto is, ' il ffit74oP in& Z01, 1 ;11440 !
;sir* attention to ttoslieis; *gob sump
~.tlielke7 to susoess.
ir • 4
; ;Jili v e Islas WO* one In *ant -of anything , ht
oef Ites, to drop in and , take a look through owe
-as we .M.lldr)l,-)A04144-Altl•fholtPur-
APR's. ;If
"- Ar - 7• W. J. nowroNico.
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Wellaborop Mg 4,1871.
GOO
4ND
NSW
. 1 1 401 1
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' Japanese Silks,
Raney Colored and
szr
GlltillS.
FARM
Bofit§ and ":•S'hoe's'
'd ccw,9.,
• -- '10 . 6501117. - :
$2,50 to $550.--
La;","...;51,125ttk546#:r 1
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..20 oto. SO $43 6 .
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Prices.
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114Vltt ADOPTED THE THE cABH, READY:- . PAY BY 5TE1,1,`,4 i+ieo`at i vinitile ' itirg4:
, . r!Za 5x :,::,.. I -i,,70 L'1 f
GENERAL MERCH. NDSE • .... .
ever brought it4o this m kat, whiob ho offers to the publio a
. pricea that oliWuot, y 1 , to , give
antirtisatiafaoLion.
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Carpet l i .0 leloths t & Hotite*iCifers' :toOdi;
•• [
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will be fennd vary attractive.
,Allava invited to call and eiaWitlio and goo tor ham/Dives.
1
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A,s ;
An I
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DOME'
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/ The Highest Market Price paid for oounity Produce._
.TERMS.:-.F.TRICTLY CASH. :NO BOOKS KEPT.
I' • • •
May 11, 1871..
ar. 1.. .13.a..143ErbiEl w ig
Cheap Cash tore!
HAS A PULL ASSORTMENT OP NEW GOODS, SUCH AS
Ford
d D ~ ti Dr
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, warrE PIQtIE.
BUTTONS, ALL KINDS, CLOTHS AND CAt3SIMERES,
LINEN GOODS, POPLINS k wgirE GOODS,
......_
..,,,: .4 2 1 1,- I :, Glo
k f er •
Hillery,
H
alt Goods and Notions: '
.
Choice Groceries.
'
Sugar, Soap, Tobacco, . Syrup, , Bice, 'Baleratui
1 !
Case, - I ; '.'-'Tea,. Crackers, Salt.) . '- .
Fish, Flour. f
1 i
1( ' " A
Rats & Caps, Boots & Shoes„RnbberiNtC oe e rry, 1
op en Ware,'
. 1
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' 1 - Cash Paid for BUTTHR, or ship t
ped on COMMIESIOD. .1
I
Please call and look. our Stook , over. Y 912 wi will always find as \ ready and willing ,
Goo (
_____ i
Welliso, May 10, 'll 71.--ly. 1 -: .! • 3. It; .8A8H..111
ME
NM
HAVE Just opened their New Stook of SPRING. GOODS and
beat Prints at 10 ants per yard. Beat yard wide standard
per yard. Our etoek of
,r
WE
II
emsanm
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Black Alpaca, Japq
Percaler, Orgy
rnese .Poplins and iS l ilkS, raj*
zndies, Lawns, Robe Pal •
ipacfs,. l
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.and = all of lea aiiillooioo of .:
Ir
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P. 31- .4n,:apetwitifri4! c inese: Gi'
.1,. , , Li, <;:of , g -.1. 1 '4% 1 -
POE LADIES SUITS, 0., &O. We have an el.
DEEM
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1/11931 ilk; to 36 O$N T$ Olt '74:11.1)-
1
We have good aesortme l nt of the beat styles of Spring sad But
- emcee. 44 Tre ;van abow the ladies the largest ersi
En
White Goods, gosii
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Taxdamo
We have ri largo (paid]
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j i Clothing dlr. Gents Furnpleithig epOdall
manse StOk of the 1 latest Styles of
w. Dry Oco I, PS,
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1
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• (flacho's aid Stand) Main Street, Wollaboro.
GENS!
TIC! GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, PRINTS AND HOSIERY,
BOOTS AND SHOES A SPECIALITY,
HATS AND CAPS,
Ready - Made
AND A PULL STOOK' OP
19.13.010 q) 7, / -111 0.0e3t1013-
, •
• •
The patronage of the public nolitited
ign an'
Which will be sold very cheap.
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le ha . 11l - .. ' SZ ,
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TIOGA, A .
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Olin
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takultdetejtnelnding the best brands
1 .
y, Gloves, Laces and-iii6o
of
ia,
cottons ,al:4.' W.,
Ay , of BO(Pifli atieBHOES, -to suit l‘
fill,fmr_ukßitk"..9o,l Our stook A
` 1 1.4q.141NG, Hate,
,Parra,
, eiansive, and very'-`elleati.
OVISIONS, wntialin'in,ain
nee Stook of WII/TEiGIIIiITE' . .i
oorn! see how it Is youtety : :
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ll,ettpest Plae,o:in.troWn to
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a .10.olaJiti ! y.
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JUST itiORIVED,
DRESS
:Clothing,
ME
1"04,1108Iii*lit IN
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THOM
HARDEN.
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SIM
GOODS!.
ME
MI
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Ty
arr
'selling 500 Pisani:et' the
heeling, at 8, .9, 10; and 11
:1 - •
taR,
ohair Granadmrs,
•; Colored Al-
Cloth
gan' t line of
DS,
!mar SHAWLS at aorrox
Ablaut of -
a; and a, full Stock of
irrianingSx
foot and palm of aU
,Straw 09ods
GROCERIES'
40Ancl.,
ND OHENA'WARE.
WICKHAM .6' FAILR.
ram
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LCIP. 2atiMAN.
s. A. "IIitIMAS.
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Has just rptarnet?. from' New York, and has ,
Ow in stock the Most comPleti assortment
lif Nec4anics Tools and House .wilding
Hardware ever broughtlo the county.o The
g00d.4 bOing bought direct from the man—
ufacturer, I can sell at from 20 to 25 per
cent Zotier prices than dealers who b from
second or third kinds.
win fiim for tho pent 80 da':-
.
Suell's (beat la market) boring maohl o s
ooti4Vote.fo r ,-. • . $8 ao
Beach planet, No. 1. per aot, I 475
- Bain3l 'plum stAz o ni t „ ' 7 50
'Jack ratbot4ll to 2-Inohoa, , 2 80
Boat oarpontorearman,per sot. (mike!) 3 .75
Boat coaohmakoral a ' of - /I "6 cc
Jennings's bits, 84; quarters, per set,
Bartholomew adjustable bit brace
Barber's if silver plated,
Steel ionares,
silver plated,
Good hand eaw,
, .
Bast files, 25 per cent discount.
Best drawing knife, 'BO
A .16,1 mahogany plumb and level,, 90
A complete aseoitnint of Disten's saws.
gine above are but a small part of the 500 dif
erent tools I keep for mechanise' usci. I will
guarantee Alla piiCett and , quality tosatisfy the
most critical. 1 ' ; -. s
As for builders' hardivare, I have on hand
'locks,
kinds of loCks, such 'cis rim knob
leeks; matte() knob looks, rim dead looks, mor
flee dead looks, rim and mortice catches, upright
and hor izonta l rim and dead looks, furniture
and cottage locks.• Night latches and looks,
with cSmbination work. Rabbeted• looks and
latcheslior folding and sliding doors, all kincli.
- The celebrated Brandford store door looke,
600,004 change',
'Chest looks , aU kind. ; including YAM, con:
,l;thiation, the best made.
!Pit, idrawer, cupboard and eronometer 17Ete
—uon-pickab e.
1 dozen rim knob locks, knobs complete,s4 75
1 dozen rim knob looks, with knobs , - bu tts
and Screws complete f0r1.2 doors, i 600
The new French encased latch, the best
latch ever constructed, per dozen, 2 00
Common house latches; por,dozon, 180
• I keep a complete assortment of the " National
•Butt," aVelfect right and left butt. ; loose joint
ed, worth more than all =others pat together.—
Every door having this butt (in the buildings that
were bUrned in Tioga February 9th) was saved.
•og A dollar saved is a dollar made." Come
and get the prices before you buy, and 1 will do
you good.
Rentember. all goods at from TEN to FIFTY
PER CENT below manufacturers' prices.
5.-scuErmraw, JR.
March 22, 1871 'tf
EMI
HALL'S
VEGETA3LE SICILIAN
HAIR RENEWER
RESTORES
-*GRAY
HAIR
TO
- ITS
ORIGINAL
• COLOR,
PROMOTES
m
0-11PWTH!
AND
Is A
SPLENDID
DRESSI T NG,
IS
MI
o above
0 YE ,
BOTTLE
THICKEN'
up
!THE
THIN
LOCKS!
sad by azu
Price
R.P. HA
LAO)
?. 8 8 St", ti. 'A 8 8 cl> 4 i '
• .*, .1 ..zt. .cc co co e) co iti - as
' go, 8, .a3B 2 2 8 1 - -1 0 .04
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.o l le v 3 cv - , v, f .
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11 CP. Lf3 1 ." 0 3 s-d YO a -bio
- i 401 -o. ,-7. u:;" of 6' c.i' -, ' .4' 4 ,,- 4 , • JF'
<=. aas c iEP.
FV, 1 : 1 ? i : • : :
01. SF -3- . ' : .st ' : - : • 2 P•
to 1 r ..... • ••: os • as c; .t p
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0.- ' • $ 4 04 aS ca p., , x) '' ..r
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ID ' P4121 4 ' 44. 73 Ca t
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Genii insurance Agency ,
. , KNOXVILLE;' TIODA' CO., PA
Lite, Fire, and•Acciiiental. i
- . .
Assets' over ,s24;000,000.
• ,
. •
, • . /ismsor COMPANIES.
Ins. C 0,4 North America, Pi., $3,050,535 60;
Franklin Fire Ins. Co. of Phila,Pa, 3,087,452 35'
North British A Mercantile Ins. Co. j--,
__ of London and Edinburg, • ;10,0 , 0,000
N ,
North Amor. Fire Ins. Co. of N. Y. 5 0,000;
Niagara Fire Ins. Co. of N. Y 1,0 Fo,ooo_
Farmore Mit. Fire.lus. Co., York, Pa. 909, 89 15•
Muni:Mut: imp - Ins. Co. of Hart— • - '
fOrd, Conn 5,081, 70 50,
Penn 'a Cattle Ins. Co: . of Pottsville.' 600, 00 00.
.- V0ta1...... .;. : .. • ' ' ' ' $24,229,847 &I,
Insurance promptly effected by mail or other-I
ivied, on all -kinds of Property. •- AU losses{
promptly adjusted and paid. ' Live stock 'neut..;
ed ags e inst death, fire or theft:
rAil COmmunicationa promptly :Atteltdil to
* --=.
OMee'Ou Main SU, 2d door'abOve Mu ch at.,t .
•Hufixvillp.Vit: . WM. B. MUM, • 1
• Apill 25,1871—it., ' ' " Agent.
MUNE
MEI
• • •
18T13,E01_SCOPES,
VIEWS, '
ALBUMS.
• • '•. • • • 011E0II0S, .
•• •• , . • ' FRAMES.i
~•- ; •
T. ANTHONY i C 4 1, -
50. BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Invite the attention of the Tractolo their eaten:j
oito'is*Ortment of the above leads, of Acir Own!
o!coOffoqiiroanci sniiortation:
PHOTO LANTERN SLIDES -
onAmiticlipkg4.
; NEW VIEWS OF TOSEMITE. •
Po i & it., T. ANTHONY & C 0.,.
BitospwAiriNzw' Yong;
' " Oppoeiti
niPearniaA,ND NAllVracytnuats
41IOTOGit.AJPIIIC
I,Bn. 1
ELIE
, {
40.14 ED VIOTATOBL--auly Rote. Yof elli at,
-14.7
$1,150 ; per bustle at - TRUMAN BROS:
April 20,1871,.11.
=SIM
Si 15 to
Ishe only perfected and
sol t
l e n tifi c all y prepared.
preparation of its kind
ever offered to the public,
and has no competitor
in merit. By its use
GRAY lIAIR is soon
restored to its original
youthful, color and bril
liancy, which is so much
admired by all. Persons.
whose hair is thin orfalling
oat will, by the use of our
Renewersoon see its good
effecis; aa, by its lonic and
stimulate g properties the
hair glan s will be incited
and the air grow thick
andstrongagain. In cases
of Baldness it will create
anew growth unless the
follicles are destroyed. It
is cooling, and allays all
itching ' and irritation of
the scalp. ltdocenotstahr
the skin as do, dyes, but,
makes the sealp'white . and '
clean. As a DRESSING
it is the best and most
economical preparation in
the world, as its effects
last so much longer. Send
for our Treatise on the
hair, free to 'all, by mail.
1
i?lruggists and Dedltrs in Medicine.
,k,i n , Donny per Bottle.
L lt'. L. & CO., Prpprietors.
IBATOBT, liAatiln e N: B.
'O-Iy. .
00013 TEINIPLARS
Ming Bunn
I IFI INS.- •
O artered by Special Aot of 'the Legislature Of ,
Pennsylvania, I
01 - lARTER, PERPETU'L.
FEMALES ADMITTED ON EQVAII TERMS.
Hon. B. B. CHASE, President.
L. A. TYLER, Vice President.
Arno Govv, Secretary. •
PLAN—To secure a benefit of $2OOO at
death, membership fee [payable In ad- .
vance,j ' $lO 00
Annual due, (after first year,) 2 10
Mortuary assessments, from $1 to $2 10, so
cording to age. Persons insured from 15 to 80
years of age. - -
Wanted, an active business man hi every
township, to work for the Good,Temphirs Mutu
al Benefit Association. E. T. BENTLEY,
• General Agent for Tioga Co.
Tioga, Fob 8, 1871 tf ."
FIRE INSURANCE.
LIiI4IIIEEL,
• I .1
WELLSI3O6, PA:"
• - I
Issues policies in first-c so .Companies at as
, • 1
T.*crw
as any
RELIABLp'i COM P ANY
will grant nettranaci:
4, 1,! , ;71= 1 -1y. !NO. L MITCHELL:
The Ohiapest Place In the State
For Photographs!
' WOOD'S GALLBRY!
1 n CARDS for quanta. Large pictures arid
V 'frames for $l. VOld pictures copied, en
larged and finished in the finest 'style. New
!style frames and everything kept in a gallery on
'band, or furnished to order. • -
Tlli LOWEST PRIOES AND, THE
BEST WORK.
. .
Rooms over Gardnor's grocer/3 , store. _1
I
Nes 1 1871 tf - - Wellaboro, Pat_
Application for Charter
'TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the fol.
lowing applications for charters of idoor
poration have beau filed in m 7 offioe, and will
be presented to the court of Common, Pleas of
Tioga county, Monday May 29, 1871: -
Application of ,Oliver Hamilton, Jacob Isar-,
rison; John B. Everett, et. al., under the name
of "The First Methodist Epicopal Church," of
'Jaokson Center; Pa.
Application of Joel Culvell, Luinan Fenton,,
Jerentish Klook and others,,to amend the char
' ter of !'The First Union 'Chat& of Chi:baton. "
Application of J Y. Hingelby , 'Aaron squire,
'Nelson.E. Brace and others for charter of incor
poration of "The Bally Creek Bapti# qarah of
Rutland."
May IL 1871-3 w 'Y. P. DONALDSON.
Proth'y.
MANHOOD: HOW LOST, HOW RESTOR
ER. Just published by DR. LEWIS. 256
pages.. Third Edition. THE MEDICAL COM
PANION AND GUIDE TO HEALTH, on the
radical cure of Sperm sitorrhcea, or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Seminal Losses,lmpotency,
Mental and Physical Incapacity, Im pediments to
Marriage, ow., and itna Voaereal and Ryptillitio
Maladies, with plain and clear directions for the
speedy Cure of Secondary Symptoms, Gonorrhosa,
gloats, Strictures, and all diseases of the skin,
such atrSourvy, Scrofula, Ulcers, Boils, Blotches
and Pimples on the face and body., Cousumption,
Epilepsy, and Fits, induced by self-Indulgence
or sexual extravagance.
' The celebrated author, in. this admirable Trea
tise, clearly 'demonstrates, from ,a forty years'
successfid practice. that the alarming .conse
queue° of self-abuse may- be radically cured;
pointing out amodo of acre at once . aimple, cer
tain, and e ff ectual,- by .means of,iritissh every
sufferer, no matter what his condition may be,
- can be effectually-cured, cheaply, privisteiy, and
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radically.
_PPr-This Book should be in the hills nrev
ery youth, and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope. Pi -
cents. Address, DR. LEWIS, No. 7 Bea ,
New York.
March, 8 1871.-6 m.
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EL ,BAKER & ' SON
AT i4STFIELD, PA., • '
KEEP ON HAND AND MAKE TO ORDER
BUGGIES j l'4c PLATFORM
Sprin Waigoiis., .4 -
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, We do not prop o 'to sell cheaper than the
cheapest. but make as gemi, as the BEST at
reasonable prices. We ilsolle painting is the
highest and best style of the art: Any -one
wanting anything in' out line will please CALL.
' R. BAKER * SON.
' Westfield, March 22,—tf.',L _ ,
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TO 'l' iiE WORKING CLASL—We are now prepared
to furnish all classes' with constant employment a%
home, the whole of the time or for the spare meteeeta.
Business new, light and profitable. Persons of, either_
'sex easily earn from .50c. to ss'per evening, and a pro
' portloual sum by devoting their, whole- tinsel, to the
business. Boys and girls earn nearly as much if : i ntern.
That all who see this notice may send 'their dress,
and teat the business. we make this unparalleled offer:
To each as are not well Eatislied,we will send $1 to pay
for the trouble of writing. Pull parjicularsi a valuable
sample which will do to commence work on, and a
copy pf Vie I copies Literary Ckimp . anion—ono of the
largest and best family newspapers,published—all sent
free by mail. Reader, if you want permanent, prptita 7
his work, address •
E. 0. ALLE N At CO-, Atropin's, Maros.
- April 19,1871.-3 m.
$5 Titi $lO Per Da ,
M EM WAIEN.
BOYS and
GIRLS who engage In oni- new buslnes =kb from
to $lO per day in their own localities. Pull particulars
and Instructions- sent free by mail. Thaw in need of
permanent, profitable work, should address at once.
GEORGE STINSON A 00., Portland, Blain°.
April 19, 1871:-,Zut.
PLASTER: 'PLASTER.
w ay. bo kept oonstently on baud at Tioga
Depot, until ; the• 15th ;of May next,,
$7 50 per,Ann,.. D11416111L.
March 15, 1 871 , .
ApPLICATIONB FOR LTORNSE.a—Notioe
is herebj given that. the following name&
persons have made applioatitmfor,taVern Hem—
see and eating house licenses, and that the same
Will be presented to the Court - of Quarter Bee-
Mons of Tioga county, the 29th'ilay of May, in
stant. at two•o'olook;P.M..-when all interested
may attend if they think proper. , • •
' JOHN P.-DMIALDBOH, Pro'j.
• novena. " • -
• 11, J. Kimble, Lawrenceville.
, Cr PhtlHpe, rail Brook.
jainei Patterson, Blossburg. ,
, •r. Wilson, •
D. W. Hibbard, Rutland. •
C. W. Wheeler, U_nittn.*
Orson Bilgiforab, Nresifield.*
Oen. Close, Westfield*
- James Kelley; Blois.' • "
Wiliam Bevy
R. W. Themna 4 i
B.ltosd, Clymer. - "
C. C. - Phillips;lCtioxville.
•Willjapi /J., Tie OM ais• Yard. ,1
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Robert Tremor, Elklan4-
Morgan • •
Sitaut, Diertleld. '
EngensiOritendla.'
•• Hilsts 13 Rtitb;5 1 16‘ 4 .%
R. Bond, LawreutteviUt4-
' ' ii.vtnkrionatta, "
' Burly if - Hayop.Blotialituir.'-
Martin Bcully, , Bloisburg. - .
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Stephen *iwan, "
- Robert
Berner - 41 A. Murray; : "` ,
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