Tirrf MAIV:411.111,1040:'•
There same to port last BASELY flight,
The queerest littlo t craft,
Without an 1/1414114iiidenH
I
it wits eo shittde!ttbet,,e,he,
--, Should crow the tilknoire miter,
And moor herself right in iny_room7--
daughtir t ,A,M.Viianghter t 'J.
Yet by theibilgiati . tiiinCiaall, ;
Oho's velcome Any times,
And comes cionsitined to Repo imil4ove,
j And common oire rltYluoit. • .5'
She bee no manifest but this.; - •
No rag floats c4,r the water; •
tihe,s too new for, tholltitistililoyds—'
My dituOtir;iiii, my daughter !
Ring out utiti 6Elll;S—end tame (milt ton
Ring onlAlf . h / lOv'er'g moon, .
Ring out tlat l i k ittlu,yorstcil soehs,
Ring spew' •
Ring out the iiiiirVirlUg in'jhe niirPoi
• Ring in .water;
Away with p a per, pens and
My daughter,oh s.
AGRICULTUR.E.
This ; worth. Beadink.
There is no greater mistake . made
than getting more land. than' one 'dlin
possibly cultivate well, A little land \
well cultivated. ia !.v.ortif . hundreds of
broad acres badly tilled. • •An acro of
land is larg9.stiongh : for-.4 inenhanio's ,
portion. rtillilflatigitaticif the word in
the Greek language, -it signifies a field
of any size, hut we may now limit it to
'as much land as, most mechanics , need.
. . ,
it is not the exteanfsurface water' that
Always constitutes an acre, so far as the
profits or the capabilities of the land are
• concerned. It is the most we can make
i l
,
out of it that coustitutesits rea size and,
Value. An Here of land will s metimes
be so ma, - nageff*•to support, A fam .y.
tiometinies a crop of cranberries or of
hops to the veldt) of more tium it 4.. u• tiand dollars has - been realized in a ',Mi
ke seasan. Forty tons of roots have
• holm harvested from a single acre. Ap
ples and pears have been baiveited by
the hundred barrels, and a orop of some
t
thing els,e besl(pa t from one a re. We
4eern it climate importance to a young
Meohauiet;?
,secure an acre (1 'I an d,
I theu a vAte - ialiorse, or a watch. We
epeak now of our young men In the
smaller villages 4 where an acre of land
can be obtained. We do not here mean
Precisely one hundued' and sixty square
rods, because In some positions a quarter
of an acre is:As - valuable as a whole,acre
' in others. -The idea le-that a young me
ehanie should secure a foothold of some
land that he• can oall_his own as soon as
possible: .. We , remember visiting a
Mend in' i ohe of our large • towns sobae
years slice, whose whole farm consisted
of his doorr•yard ;• yet in this unpromis
ing place,'he'.ecnitlived to raise, a large
lot of cherries, while beneath them were
the pear trees laden with fruit, and be
lieath these garden vegetables.
His walls were covered with grapes.
He has something for his table from-his
dooryard'id'SASons of the year. INTe
felt. ashame d of ourselves as we contrast.:
cid his spot With our own.
' The truly successful mechanic sots
eomething:bise to work besides his two
- hands toinhtain a living. He sets out a
tree, an4illa . t:Avinks along till it brings
him in at'Lineope at a time of life when
: it is most needed.. fits garden vegeta
bles are I.loy,at . ,Wicirk while he is sleep
ing. TheY,giow as fastias they can from
the littleitee.ds he has planted, -to be
come larg•kinetables, which he will
Sitve mirth the labor of his hands
to Vur i chase another winter.
The etcpefienee of forty years past in
the histoyy,of ourBtate goes to show
that It ;salmi to find a mechanic who
hae accutritdated property when he has
not ainnid, in own real Mate, while the
young mail with a little land of his own
can cluster around him a;thousand cm
foils which will 'IA • conducive to his
hdppiness as: i he advances in years.
.ArpLy.s. -- The State Horticultural
Sbelety of Kansas publishes the follow
ing list of apples as especially valuable
for that region. Some of them are new
tb us, but among the early bearers we
notice three that ought to be in culti
vation here, though we do not know if
any of th
1 1
m are. Thew are:the ."Ben
Pavis" 4 andsoinel)koductite - Bvintei
apple. Tetofsky, '.'s line early apple.
Sweet June, very - early and tine sweet
apple. We doubt if our nurserymen
have these varieties, but they can be
obtained at Beebe-sten—Tin.
• Standint`Bed Colored Appeles—Red
Astrachan, William's Favorite, Kansas
Queen, Sops of Wine, Famouse, Smoke
house Wine. Sap Stark (Kansas Keep
er.) Gllpt&. ---
Standa i rd Light :Colored Apples—
Early 'Harvest, Early Ripe, Cole's
Quince, 'Maiden Blush, Yellow Bell
flower, Autumn Swear, Fulton, Ortley,
W. W. Pearmain, Grimes Golden.
Red COlOred Dwarfjlabit—RedJune,
Early Joe, Oldenburg, Lowell, Bum
mer Pippin, A. S. Peatmain, Mother,
'Wegener, Jonathan, Bed Canada.
Very Early Bearers White June,
Tetotaki, Gruverts Early, Irawthorden,
Sweet June, Early White, Red Proli fi c,
Riu3sas pippin; Bert . Davis, Missouri
Pippin. , -
A WORti 'tit) Weer, GROWERS—The
Washington,, Reporter says:- As the
the season for preparing wool for mar
ket is almost at hand, it is Important
that growers should give 'attention to
the matter of caring for their wool in
order that it Should command the high
est marketprice: All have noticed that
those farmers, Fhb wash their wool the
cleanest, and-put it up the•neatest have
oommanded the best prices, for several
years pest. There is a growing dispo
) anion on part of manufacturers to dia
-1 criminate in regard to the condition as
1 1 well as qualify pf wool, and this feeling
1
is likely to hav an important ,bearing
upon the 'rates this , season. There- is
also another re on why farmers she'd
be more careful in getting up their 6110:
For several; years Washington county
,
has been rapidly losing its position as a
1111 A-class wool growing district. This
IS in consequence of the disposition to
breed heavy greasy sheep, and negli
gence in 'washing. This condition of
things has materially reduced the aver
, age price of our wool, and will contin
ue to do so without it is speedily cor
rected. This is a question ;in which
growers are Mutually interested, is by
improving or lowering the general
character of their wools they can ole
rate or depress prices. This affects all
not only those that neglect their wools
bat also those that are' more careful.—' '
Washington county wool growers;' If
they would regain the high character
tor that staple that they had yew ago,
must adopt a better mode:Of preparing
their clips. Their county produces as
good wool as any other region, and if
we do not get as good prices it is the
Sinn of the growers themselves. ..
,
'Dr. Chapin wittily remarked that in
trying to gain two seconds in getting on
and oft' trains many men had secured
WiSlows Orals thirds.
mcia
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La ten lion !et the .44:1-'204
Southern.."l!tero£N AtildA
ifylvanio,' to the largo end .full
GROCERMS & PRO
constantly on habil at theirektens
and Stem; N 6. 37 and 39 Carioltl
and offortid for sale on. the • mos ;
satisfactiOn ortseagnarantes.
•
O.u •
r-Ste - amu!..
for the Roasting otOoffee and t
Coffee and Bplcee r . areof the
proved oenstrnetion,.. and_ nOt:.e
in the'conntry.
TEAS,.
We have a fail goo* of choice
direct from Importers in /low:YO
sell as cheap ai any house in the
Sugars, .Molasses
from the.beat Refiners, and so
loarApt Navy YOrk quotatiote.
FOREIGN DRIED FM
RINDS OF NII
Flskai!ll),r - i7 &
Wo buy freM Bret kande to th'
allot a better article at aloes.
firm In Western' New York.
WOODEN WARE, Cordage
full Ilno of goodk.
LIQUO
We call thi attention of the T
stook of Wines and Liguori,
fineness aro unsurpassed.
INIPOUTED ALES—Scotch,'
glish, and of the best brands co
FOREIGN AND DONIEBV
Wo specially invite purchaser
amine our stock of Foreign
Liquors before buying elsewhero.
; _
MEDICINAL WHISKEY— We put up fortbe
especial ben& of the sick, a pure artiole 'of Old
r :
Bourbon Whiskey for the Drug Ist Trade.
Sole Agents In Elmira. the ErrbanaWineCo.'
"In brief , we invite a closes° tiny ofourgoods
and their prices, the whole assortment being tag
numerous to mention in detail. • .
LORMORE BRO
oil St,
'
No. 37& 39 Oar
Sept. st, 3870.-ly
- 'The .
• , .• • • . •
SEWING - MACHINE'
.1
PIGITRES, FACTS AN ! 'FANCIES. .. ,
I' - -- - , , --, • ,
The Sieger manufacturing ruarip.ity in 1 5 869
sold 85,781 machines : Those gitres;; and'theie
given below, are from ' -- sworn returns .-( to, which:
any one can leave (dam) mado,lto the reoeyor *
appointed by the owners of valuable • sewing.
machine patents, who license moat of the comps.,
nies of lessor importance. '
In 1869 the Singer Manufacturing Company
Sold over the Leavitt O. M. Co: 88,010 machines,
Sold over tho Parham -.," .l 85,849 . .r' ..
Sold over the Atria .M ,---:"-- 182,288 - u
Sold over the Empire "....:"% ..! 78,081 "
Sold over the TlerenClo: "-- " '‘-78,120 ''', 'I
Sold over tho Wce - d " 1 87,094 - "
Soleover the Howe ' " ' 141,781 " -..
Sold overtheWheider A: Wilson, 7,915 , '.r Sold' over the, 'Grover A :Baker, 51,593 5 "
Bold over the Finklo ,ic Lynn,) 85,442 ' "
Sold over the Wilieog. A Gibbs, 69,580 " -
Sold over the AMerioanD. 1I.; 78,989 - "
It is a foot, and•the figures Ishoiw it' ?
that tho
11
sales of 1660 far oxcood those of oaf rivals ill
trade. It is also a fact, that We sold lattices
over 'FORTY THOUSAND - more mac {nett than
wo did two yoSts eglii, -It •Is- Who, an der-fact,
that these increasod sales are Oirtnglo the"great
and growing:popularity of rt.- Now -Faintly
Sowing Machine. • Itivetill anther. faet,.that
%
ninety of every hundred , m Ohms '
made_ and
sold by us are forrAtiffirn O. -But 06 stran
gest fact of all is, that some d silletv;:knOwitlgii
would be vain to attack. the spluatiori of our
manufacturing machines, and rt o are-free to- ad.
mit all that can be said in the flavor; th us bop=
ing to secure t h e -b uyer ' s co Aden,* have the
boldless to say that we have:Welaticli 'Wag
machine, whereas oniiiew imohlne ferthat pnr+
pose is capable ora range atd,varietigi of end. ,
site sewing, which amazes even. those who are
familiar with th e best workirof other family ma
chines. , . .
' • - '
. . .
Now it is mere fancy to sup , ose, falba face of
the above figures and facts, th : t such sayings as •
the ono spoken of can have •ny weight. ..In
stead of giving . ear to such fancies, moat people,
before buying, (*ha levet Mayl be claimed; about
Paris txbibitloni-d-or, Fairs, where we' tilde=
exhibit machines,) examine at d Judge forage
selves, and become' tn• doing so they find our -
New Fainity Sowing Machine as tittperior to oth
er family sewing maetanipias buernenafieturing
machines' are for their Peroses. ' The 'true
world's. Fair, held in every c ity, - hamlet and
w
home, has aorJed us the 'pre ium of the bigh
,
eat sales. . . _
.
These niaebines are left On
one to bey, unletis perfect!
anobias is all it is represents'
, - E. Vir.
•
Oen'l Agent f
Mansfield, San 4,197 J
WellsbWo
Colt. *AU . ST. &
;4 1Z
• ,WELLSBO
BUNNEL,
M:=.l
Thi Is a popular Hotel lat
Holiday: , The Proprietor wi
make it n.firat-elnas house:
rive and depart from this hon
in - attendance. Viiif'LiVery - •
Jan 1,1871-11 y
For Sale or pint." j
AA GOOD dairy farm in Tioga tignottipl,
oga county, Pa„ about n mil - if:wee of the
Borough of Tiovi. about 30p, acr es - itayraved,
and 40 unimproYed. Hit t:011 it' three barns,
three dvrelling honsWanlippWalltt glisch_otulP:
erd, andotherriittti trees.Tnrins easy. Itlacqtd.
Joining on the hest; ,
from 90 to 200 acres a* deailed, with 13.4, neLres
improved, with a goad birti; a good hould and
apple orchard. Good for a dairying farm,
Jan 1,1871.-tf. a. Foauthrotritl
• • Tioga,Pa.
Wells1b!!4• : ,
T J. BUR 4/N notsl4. say the ,citireas of
It/ • Wellaboro artd ,vicinity -that he is : pre.
pared to supply then; !Hy.
' BREAD, 'I4ES' - A
Of the but quality: Sye el
tad Fresh OYEITErt* to 1140
the old Otairene'litaxids
Ii941:11811579-17.
Enna
Insurance tl i n g kilarb :
HAD-IN
.4 4 V4714:111 m t ;Ffial
14/F.V.
-
INSURANCE3OIant
U . ail s 112 6. '40,14ti, Plllloolo*.
t< w . :,110;
S.
iii*:whiaiffinAllgvittSWAOSlL
tgooessfull Life T Orilitam4
e Compa
olloiea on 11l dp i latP4'
lout prolili: vy f:f - -
ig Priveleges unrestricted.
.4 policies ag(l4ciirdeOlbriff i etrankylar
fFoCtany, of the'!OADlntyS e inek p ji L A.:,, if -- Tr
rispk.to yodi nu Ins:lrina& lease inamtne
theftolloiring Comparative Table.. It is some
timeanlbiged by Agents of other Companies that
l
ttni;giiii any they represent is safer than othem
~,W.Plel unhesitatingly assort our belief in the
liftlati, and stability of all companies, we de;
Siteir4iesent the followinaa-thjtilingrA
thOsa'4,oslring to Insure: fa•-• , R. , ,,,,0 -:
• - 2 1136i:0)10,ring companies, Compare the anneal
tpismituna charged by each for an Insurance on
.t.
IlfeCttbe .. ago of 30 years, payable ai.410 1 1b71 -
-- ...1. - ..
,-, ._ , ..i : : , Annual prentinm - Ten annual
,- , p-, - -= .e - for life. • •payments.
• - Tfitvolere' ." ...**s.la, 4. t..A $83.g1 ,
--lE t nI II• •1• 13 i• 1 122, tir 1 1 42 , 8 0 I)
1
-Rome, • .. /.. r. 4. , 1 2$, 01 , I. i 50,00 f
' , Equitab e i4.1 : 1 0, 0 li 46,"
- ' 'Hand-in-Hand , 16 00 82,60
1 : .If no; iiremait iiiiik twoillioiioo'N.fir r ille
r , • ,-, 1 "RAND-IN-NAND." t I:5 ''' - ' 7 52.
.. : .- I
t,biOnsi M utual Company in th e United Otatet.'
,I Mercb; I, 1871.-Iy.
4........ticr
Od call the Ottlo
plitttlea A. 0 1 ,b 4m
rtherni".At
assortment of
.s ~- , ‘,_ ..
ISIONS
ME
r Warehons
trie4gllC'
liberal terms;
r
Lots for Sa "qa . MOE
tW i v7 A.OTS for mate Tlo borough t bi
: H. N. 8 E-1 SOL
iI,IIIII tf
e Grinding:: Qi
Ott moue iw
otilha Ay sny
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- Mini the ApooryPha, Concordance, Psalms in
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O 'LIQUORS - 1
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EILIENCED AGENTS are wanted
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visiffor he book alist*UnkfeAotinin,yrbut
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togrAph Bibles and Testantenteazn WA' ff •• .
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of teXt, beauty of finish and durability of blisdlpg.
`Alwaysturk for POlll3l STANDARD Igniezona: and. tee
the belt. Catalogues containing styles and gnaw
,furnished bn application. „
- 15:.4
Po}'Circulars containing a tall!dettllPANDAtrzUti
=midis Sum licass, with sample aheet,and terms
10 Amite, address, "Pornst's ATIZIDAAD Duca .INV
a I TA* B3II :4 4II/ " r ZD'
- .IOIM E. h POTTzli - ti "/
co:,
114.1 t at
ituwa rinnasamil,
•
•
. -- -'OIINO 'BEitTRAMig.;::
- ,
HIB weilknown , l36ckliofifit wili , litandfO
li
TMar,es during the seapCltyliAlkilsub We
Stable in Wellsboro;" 'flis — alUkleto.we own
there is no necessity of remarkKilliThilitt daft
to say, foy roadsters tbey are not amass 0, _or
let potyjor' of enduritioe.• i TbSV kin =lb, ' lie. - iv
coarblack; weighs 1000 lbs., Is sound, an kind
in harness, his foals proyeAie.;l49o eery! able
,of any horse in 'this 'seatfon' 'for all pu o se..
At the retotest:tdrnumertrillos -3115.:7
tormined to ,stand him where can he,ft a ind at
all times by those that wish W=
E. A. r r.
WellsbOro, April 28, 1871.-3 m.
6 froWANDA."—This high-bred . BtalllOn'
'was sired by Ah-wa-$ a Chief; grand
sirecliyadyk's "Rambletonian;" dam, Vermont
Black Hank; grand dam, Messenger;_ one white
pastern behind, blatik pololl„Valitbrgi-/b
and flinches high, *yearn olt.in $lO.
one of the most remarkable azdtso ll 4 llo !tiT
has, produced. Eels beintiftthithte, and lo d
like,.action perfect, possessing great Strength.
lie is in elm proximity to two of the most no
table stallions in this nation : "liambletoulan"
and "Ethan Allen," a most fortunate cross.
TEIt6A--$lOO to insure, $26 at time of service,
which rill not be refunded in any event, and $ l l
whetiproVen in foal. We have fine stabling and
pasture; 0)1 reasonable terms. Best possible, 9 ra,
takeri,:of,Maroa. All aecidente/ind '.escap4lS. at`
(mufti ties. Season, March 12th, to November
114;1E11.
- 1 MIX a MONTANYE.
Towanda, Mardi 22d, 1871.-3 m
Itrial. Wo ask no
• satisited that the
1: OGABOOM,
Tioga comity.
Hotel,
HE AVENUE,
0, PA.
PROP / R.
•ly kept by B. B.
1 spare no pains to
1,911 the stager at , -
.e. A good hostler
- -
LJve y
.2,,,q-a.kaL •
.;
. . 14tt-
spectrally inform thepub.
•4041.-..7.' Hot they have establialred
y for Hire,
It theiretable on 'earl St., opposite Wheeler's
"wagon ahcip. Sing, eor double rigs farnlibed to
order, l / 4 They aim to keep good hones and was,
gans,and !intend o please. Prices reasonable.
'l .l l 1 WATKINS & L UplitN.
Jan. 4, 811-Iy. 1 ,7,4-1-7-N. 7,,
AlkippST In in tfie -
001INTIT.
TDB " ONII 11011SL"
W Ro!oins large and well ventila
ted.{ .deboratnodatlons not surpassed by
Ora t class hotel In the " Northern
tbri,v i a 4 ei of l
° tr . rain_ at,enaand anst
-!'..+014111112 lant
' 11 : 43 : 12 ts, We shore. •
1....2/ 0 / 800 ,11,q,1911: gllOthrdeZ and *
w• ::iz , Al:23
lifitti fir ..:,.17R-# riorre
D CAS,;
go - serve meal "
and
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pore your area
%porky, and , from any cause what=
sr toayoarly.pernetyou
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it money wasti3d. Not, so is the
ANar all nolial434iero Nom-Fort-
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"'lSlOlistabitlooditt - at f unpiecedented Prises.
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.tosiletis - shaltird6 .'We do not boilers la szadbig a Wag li st of pious Wawa.
t o o
it what we 1 11 1 Yrifile14 110.0141111 01 1 Goods cheap. Poo& from oat of
toitti ban re to make Money by comiatiosre to boy go s. We bare a splendid SISOMMIIIi of
WrT g frx
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DeLaitei, reioaTee; a 4;
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nese Silks stz Robes, Fancy Colored
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Tificilffity reliefilsits thitilistliiuTai We also keep a Wiling of
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you tbe LAlieDifT TOON in tows, and at prioetake t t 4 leannot be but" aaywil:: will
show
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Corning, 1 .441149 - 1870 . ' i " j4 NEWELL dr. OWEN.
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the-cLailtist; Stab men in 'NeetilditmPaj
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[LING ikollitier for buyirag arid !manias latige qnS ar tith en so_facad i
i s ga s s o bps
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them at the lowest Jobbing &; 11e loehlis 4;n‘fetall dkp tea at 11 a 6 "
TIMIS 9vittilitilipleFli**,„ A olF,fo t g
sre f ritiSAN,Y t. - Ai .111,,,M2-tt
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VARNISHES AND VARNISH BUSHES, 4 TIILOITOCE.
STONA i BEM BLIND
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Transfer Ornamentisi S ROMi hl
, peings;t
Cti."l. EL. , .. J V.:: it —lv ~• ...Oa i T . _
and BrushatiorsA Triage and
„-....--:...:._ :,,-. z . OntellriblNlL lattag•
A Vali Us* dial camel of 4040 oppetailisto ktet
SU kaiiit to stalk.
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Wellsboro;reb. 1,1871-Iy.
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STOVES,
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• Clamipeaatersair
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A general stook of Builders Materiels. Li3OEB, glarA, o l4l4"
Also. WRAPPING PAPER at up* tflietoftl
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1 10 4 1 1 Milli l rfAY OTENBER TO
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utuleratipied taints plums
has at a great °mash ad
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(es oomposiagthe stook
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ac h e vir , ..., .. t .Fc il ..,aii k 4 fir
table: On ' " ' ~.' 7 ~ilkjiter#* I, .lf'
raft &it Deleterious , t ivritjs;' - . - • -
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These Plug tie doziest" delightfully pleasant
purgative; angersedins oltetet.Olteitlte, Inagua.
1
eta, ete. Tbievn o lp &Ohl g e posg,aeoftptalolo to
the stomacq. .it.v,i4lae 01:1111 414 CaUliet oelther
UR12110% nor i hlititpaili . " 1- Ti4l3ilre:YoniPased,
of the fine aVbgslileaS Scher a fors de's" nee
of them, t uiratid‘tlipmattlowni" alio maim nye,
Aeul,ttifo, "11)8~ 1 ftaPPoltisiptostiumJ9 the
lat i l
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WEAK "dil l 444001011111 Ansing from 141-
prudence lor Emile, ,IL 'T liolinVold'a Com
pound SiSid i itiiion,ittitiv s' Clialto' Ping `ore
,not animr } obstbdbilltit , tnita Ithit Iniir'oonted , •
villa do Tillantivaightt * throughthastomi.
soh with 1441p u tiv Am ao Pillskuliy ilo llot
produce t s dna ost.- bp Catawba Gaspe
Pala, hohltiterli Ltifit4 o aid odor. do not
asoisottatoll'ofiSiii irittio idalcid. ' Price lifty
arnte per Wawa .tCOO,4l(r, r 7/ .r ~ . ... 7 , ?
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FLUiP. , EIVIOXITz BetiISAPARILLi Jr, ,-
to Byer,
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lrfipsve
:in thic',
BE
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"B tag yr#or" -aspen y torthe- abovit porn-
Ittlieweguslytigrivimeoitiophiee
Aultw*DY ighvgiatior-4asnaparlilit ,
stangmthe nompludon clear an4AW.thz_poloh, •
4 . 1 4 4 - .• tit !•
7:;106141141141,461114'
skin& Oil , ' •*. • • ii Wom da
W e s "111"114C11144114414(
thikElintyo
400•:01141igehateabAriffatt4eoutotpains.
I wobytteiElly.4ol ll 4#ol of.*
ist i s to es, p mplis Ate 'fioe,
Vela softly pruptionoirthei'sicin,
bean hg ~blil~lb*lon.
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ii:iicliiti4woup4ossiovflAtatistssApwhlO it,
has been *sang WWII* ofible•als*: - -Of the
bladder akttliaglidittrat etehakbintoltiabairu
Mien of thelllddintythitdislidditiv4ateallen - :of
urine, dletssentdf theopiestiateglaidjt atone:in - .
the bladderieslcatherchtenatigoelt;
and moon& Ortalflt litendloreatie.t
bled . anti dellailfp &Ail tlittotlf •;zotei,
Ittimded 4,llesfblieiringitefratinaies-lizatit-:
padtion • Plonabliteoll44l69o .4E44E11-
;74i ho 4 1 0 4 . :OmilkAgir4ofterdgiLtreti :
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' Mori, P mi Atlllitok;l4, , ltabdielloihinr or
the body ' , Se althivr.ekli, atlitaltinl:ilii thi
hoe, pal lid - teinittatiAuffte4sviat , laititnde of
the mee t reh t e jaw, 4,loisnaz oil•-• .1.: a :-. , r , •.: .s.
Used WI - diTtiatittlaiitgnil a ilithteen:lo
tweatrilleei ilfghtl l o!OD - poi The deollotecir
lelliPP of linollifttlenrMelltlli'leher paint'
' tor ted-wettimplvehploil .--- I. ' • Ir , ' ••:- . '
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Helnatiold'ilfilr:i4 ;Baehr; is dtprotio and
Npud i pirkifyine aid-Advt. elf diseases • arising
from hatdifblWainWiiiia.b"Yeeisisiou2d Im
,prudence" fiViiirimputiraiFfif dui Vied, kw,
• ereedingllapnitatentforowidch a is
treed. and tip 40Q alrectirowAritheettiliseares
used in cennea4cr9rAtkge*oldr,OkopoMraelt.
~- LADIES.", ,-
In maninifeitioini ibineliar to tidier, the Ex
trao t Hoehn le inbillefed Ji* ,l boy other - 40Di° dy...
tie in ohlorostetatetenthni,frregultirity;nainfah
en or roPProfflt9rt Pton.fttmanorootuithm,
aerated' or eihintuudate_ofiltexterne.lencorr
gee or whitee t pioend loolkßoplainte
identotheli ethei trfefrs M Mill: netion
or bstsitiFfif cii4iffitaii*ltrliffiefterihea'
egtenely4 Y WW it Aligt 01111014140440024:
tnitnives: for 'enfeelireit inti tfilloste`oonititn:
tient, of !nth sexeitandtaltagui (attended with'
any of the above direeres'or , eyteptoree ).----.
. .
H.'l!. Milaiboidtm
stet
•Brraarra snrs,iLi,.q . 4' . lßlWß,l! QM
IifM7DENOES. DISSIPATION, 870.,
in all their stagesot little Ciijiiii, c: little or no
ehange in dletilio , incontetilenokiiiidtub expo
sure.ri Iti. causes a frequent desire and gives
strength to urinate, thereby irtlitivi" tObstrus=
tient, p venting and curineitifti reit ct the.
urethra, Haying pain and inadpints dp;' SC fter-•
gaunt in his class of disetismOnt kiptilling ail
pelsonou matter. ~ , :,1 , 1, ,3.' 1--- I, .
Thousands, whofittve beenthe,yloilini'of_iti: - ,
competent persibil -and= whollisokr-pidl henry
feet to WI cured in a short time, hare founpher
bleu 'deceived, and that tilegioblii4n 4 ;hl6 l
by the usn CM pcitifiiii adithigtsPiiiSECi &rid'
up in the s ystem, to break out in a more..aggllt.,
grated 6*, aut t rrhaPf 11 =A Tiei t i l o * ' i' ''
''
the lielabO iflikWitbl `-feth !OW
an* sad dlsauas of the uriktifiref#o6.4o.;p
thar labile fa sale or haat% Ift !blame
awn M
iablasilles. ma ma
so
Mat t - PNat, en ettAltii
dotter
MEI
- ZP 14 2 1 . OEL.M.BOZD , S, IMPROVED
''''''''''''' 1 Q.* AV • „
LOcntiot be surpassed es since wask;ltiad will -"-
found tit+ onlyrale =ternedy in: vier, , , speci e
of =tenuous a ection. It speedily oredicat 4
pimples, spots, scorbutic drynesGinditrutions of
the cutanatinividatitbratiejeledierls redness:
and laolPientitilltdonatiot4: l lo44 , , VishiitiOth
pitches, ;dryness of raeaßotni , iiirin,: fiostilites,
i l ,
and all purpassactoroultlih,inihel' or ruin ments
ire usedll restores the skin to a state of 'ashy'
and tennis's and insures continued- heals y-ao
tion to th e tissue of its Ireasslefonialth d ponds -
the agreettble eleminsie aid tligetfy -*too plex
, I& punch son Mita iiitattid. l "- Bit h roti
filuaTill ' *Whir ettilditlidefects tthe
akin, R. P. lielmbold's MiSiWiiiit hUblung ens
tatted IN peistiipitilthibi tilisibettided patron
age, by possessing qualities which render it a
toilet Gyp's:lPS/OW theindit etipirilli lite and eon
genial character, combining n a n . elegant for
mula those pliouilytentAfe4nie teiti - 4 •
-•
cacy—thi ~alltralfOoMpanitniintdActitalure
—as a preserative and refresher Of tbikuomplex
lon. It is an excellent lotion fbr dl3p,ajelj=4f a
syphilitio nature, and as an injeetitiftqb r rlisea.
sea of the urinary organs, arising - from habits of
alien, used in aornontibnicittsthollitracts•
7 , Eisruparilla and:Vatarba lamps Pills,
. 7. 0 h diseases as recommended, cannot be sur4
paned.
D
"11 and explicit direotions accompany the
sodiaissa. Evidence 'of the most, responsible
ankrellable character furnished cirlication,,
idthirandreda of _thousands oillsju vtititesie - s,
and npwiat'of WOO inasblieltiaoti OtOi • lina
recommendatory lettexs,mattXtstAtfijaretroili
the highest epetes4ll,lnAndhltAtkine4oiiii:
clans, cleranielvitaiesmaiiiipto he : tondo,
tor has never resorteds their: Ithiloatienlic:
the newspapers._, He 4o spot:do. et; iron: trio
riot th at hie irtia - les ra sae - stdiridirrd - pigara.
dans, and do not need to be propped, up by corf,
abates.
3 •
7 1/4?n,y ,T. Helmbold's Cife:nitinO_Prepa.,
rations ;: h
delivered to any address,--ssouro-froM.ohnerva
tion. -
,iistabiiiihcd upward of - reaty years. - Bold by
lets
everptheree , ,:kidrees letters ierinfore,
Keniy: Helmbeidg
1 1 414 1 14•1 a 014 Y. ,depota s ,lienri
nen ' 1 4 11 1 droCii , lftheMlo4 , worth °use;
asa Broxdsse,y;
li maul depotiAllitonth,,Weatisstreetplihiladel€:
f=t4f comiterArtS. MA; for 1 1.1 11 1 0 F:
Wake se aim la
WHOLUiti IWO STOIIII.
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nRUGS, AND MEDICINES; PAINTO
mato ohs,
TiIAiiDEUS AVIDS'INKS, KEITH'S
' 00146 EN RATED MEDICINES,
'RED FLUID, Ex.'
TRACT4S,,
1 , i
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jll:4l49'PrT'S CIOCOAINE,FLAVORINQ
.; PATENT MEDICINES,
RQCII
ESTE 'PERVIMERY -
' I
AND FLAVORING EMAOTS, WAIL
AGENTS FOR MARVIN & 10'S RE-
ilioldat Wholesale Prices.' .6uyers a:equeited
to opll and _ get' u'otatloska before g on g further
q.
W. TEIIBELL & 00.
'l3,orrring,N. T., Xfirt. I, 1871—y .
t!--
17E1
Furniture ! Furniture;!
HAVING tampleteti hie new Cabinet Ware;
• kenewon lifainstreet, Wellsboro, has stock.
,1,14 q;r4th &large and superior assorted stack of
Vhimber Sults, Walnut, Ash, Maple,
ME
CORNING, N. Y.
PAPER, WINDOW GLAS S ,
RITEWASH LIME &
- AND DYE COLORS,
=II
FINED OIL.
B. T. VAN HORN,
f'URNI.TUREe
&0., &0., to.,
from $l5O down,, and as obeap
• se the came goods Gan be be%
lin the °Wee, freight oddest.
Parlor l 'sl4i,a,,_Walut, Cherry, and
Ma"ganYvitepo or Hair Cloth,
from $125 down. Alao,
130EAS, LOUNGES, ' COUCHES, TETE
' A-TETES,
. ' with Upholstery to suit. •
defter Tables, WalSlut or Marble Tops
;•,:. Looking Glasses, Brackets Pa
per Racks, Booking Chairs,
all kinds,
,Wholesale and Retail.
aria manufacturing as usual, and intend to
kiiep aMI stook , of ware, home and city made
it all Ores. My' Ware -Roome are spacious and
'naafi:and near contain the largest, costlieit and
'be4stoolt •of Furniture ever brought' into the
ooutityi ;
Planing_ and Matching,
SCROLL SAWING A:MOULDING,
done to order at the Factory.
Jan. 1, 1871-0
Ingham's Woolen Mills!
DitIERFIELD, PA.
7
HE subsoribers will pay, Cash, Full-Cloth,
°animus, Flannels, Jto., Jto., for Wool.—
heyabo manufacture 'as uSual—
•
lOARDBR., OR . ON . SHARDS
to Cult customers: All work warranted as rep.
-*Ratted. They invite particular attention to
- their Water Proof
CASSIMERES,
which aro warranted in every respect. Partin
I ar attention given to
ROLL o CARDING
AND
CLOTH
_DRESSING.
,INGINABIT largo stock of Casaimeres, ~ 23
peietint less than any competitors, and warrant
ed Ketsprosented.
013HABI8 manufacture to order; and do all
Made of Roll-Carding and- Cloth Dressing, and
defy competition.
;',. ; p:Guo.g.s have as good an assortment of
~ t 7 P IIII Oiothai cassimeres;&c.,
sililshoe more foi Wool in exchange than any
othOisettblielintent. Try thim and satisfy your.
iiV .I
_ . HMS wholesale and retail at the Cow.
4t - . Ile MIII., 2 miles below Knoxville.,
..:q.Olialothcare Warranted, and Bold by the
folloWin* prom:
• 0. 8., KELLEY, Wellaboro, Pa.
T. L• BALDWIN 90., Tloga, Pa.
T. 0. BENNETT,Covington,Pa.
Deerfield. Jan 1, 18 1-tf
The. Thorough Bred
%fir AMMOTH JAM BenrylClay, Jr., will
-In. stand on the farm of the subscriber, in
Wellsboro,.Tloga county; Pa., the present sea-
PirrirairEn.r-HenrY Clay, Jr., is five years old,
randl4 hatuAs high. His sire was imported fro .;
.Malta, to Kentucky, from there to 'Atis
`said, at an enpeese of sb,ooo. BM dam is) a
Alierciugh brea jennet, of the } Andrew , Jaalmon
:stook, and hole s; surefoal-getter. Many of his
colts-aro fr6to;lB to 17 hands high. •
Then; who wish to raise large, fine nudes,
will do well to look at this animal before goin.
farther. ; Vita& ; reasonable. Pasturage fur
nished when desired.
Alto, on. the:same farm, a full blooded , Devon
bull, of , thesbeit breed. F. D. BUNNELL.
• - May 8, 1871, 3m
IUIOR SALE.—A choke lot of pure Choicer
'.lVbite'plgs ;I also:four breediu_g sows, three
Withpig by tie, boar "Young Amorloa.l—
two. :Alderney bulls—ork imported—and
four cows. Prituis reasonable.
L. C. .i3ENNET
- Welloboro, May 3, 1871 at ' 1'
WELLSBOtO AND MANSFELD
STAGE LINE:
THE- undersigned, propreetor of
this line takes this method of In
forming the public that the :above Stage rune
daily (kinndays . excepted,) bet Ween the two 'de
cease follo'we
Leaves Wellaboro at): .a. m,, aad arrives at
Mansfield at'lo.Bo a. ra:
• Leaves Mansfield at 4.30 p. m., and arrives a
Wenature at 6p. M. jFaresl,29.
Jan 1, 1811--,if 4 W. B. VAN 11011 N.
3.
:i i , 7 .
• •;TA iiministrators'ilVotice,
; :v.TTE;RIEI OP ADMINISTRATION on the
• ' estate of Charles H. Phelps, deceased, late
l i
'Of- s
ansiteld, baying been granted to the under
signed;allpersons having claims against said
estate and those indebted to the lame are noti
fied Co call 'for settlement on C. H. Seymour, 'at
Tioga, or Sarah A. Phelps, at Mansfield.
• _- , SARAH A.PHRLPS...
C. H.SEYMOUR,
March 29,1871 evr. . Admires.
Admin : Lstratrix' s Notice.
ETTERS OP ADMINISTRATION haying
been granted on the'estato of Elieha Eon%
',4aGastad, late of &rutin gton ;township, all those
cadebte4l said estate; and thosci hay . ing;olalm)s
aa:n n i a t
l t S h i e
tNoaniitol,4 * 7 le P 4 sget4tllae
Oiw
JL'
E # Adex.7:.
800 AND SHOE STORE.
FIBULER• 44, ANDOLPH
I have , pureband the Mt.(
and Shoo fltore of Nemo. Bears
li d Derby , and prqose to dentin:
ue the business—reducing the
prices ein . aft goods - and selling airfoil),
warranted, tet fii any foot froto No 0, to 18 fn.
FRENCH CALF', FREW:O KIP, UP.
PER, SOLE, , COMMON ()ALP, ,
LININGS, BINDING MO.
ROOOO, &C.,
On Findings we eh II be found at homcal
ways, and we shall ':ndeavor to sell at prices
satisfactory to the trade. We won't be under
sold. -- 1
B. T. VAN BORN.
FOR CASIL
We Deep o good oegortinentof
• LI
data Mild Caps,
•
BOOTS, BALAtORALS, AITEI
BOOTEES, BROGAN'S AND
GALLIGASKIN
4•10.4 0
Our -Stock of
will be keprup ee heret;)fore.
CASH PAID
FOR HIDES.
. CUSTOM WORX. I
Done promptly - and well. Repairing done
on short notice. Drop in and be convinced.
FLSHLER Al RANDOLPH.
Deo. 14, 1870.—1 y. •
TO THE FARMERS OF
TIOGA CdUNTY.
lr Alf noWbutidlugatmyrnanufactory,in Lawrence
?Weal superior - 1
.FANNING MILL
•
whichpossesees the follewtngadvantageeoyer allotbOl
Lit separates rye t oate,,rat I l tter.andfouleeede,arid
oheesand cockle, from wheat.
2. it clean' flax seed,takesont yellow seed, and all
other seeds, perfectly, I -
• 8, It cleans timothy seed.
4. It deep all other eeparatingrequiredef a mill .
This mill 15 built ache beet and most durable Om
bar, in good style,and ie sold ohehp tor cash, or pro.
duce.
I WI/ tlt a patent stove, ter separating oats from
Wheat,toothermille,onreasorlaDleterme,
J MATHER.
Lawrenc'eville,Jan.l,lB7o—tf
HARNESS SHOP.
TIINDERSIGNEp would say to tho (MI-
L sou of Welleboro and vicinity that he hen
recently moved over Truman Brothers Grocery
Store with his
Harness iShop_
ri full operation on ,Crafon Street, between Mein
and Water sts.,Whoro ho is prepared to mar
faoturo all kinds ,of •
Double di, Single;. Harnesses,
In tbo hest style, and of the best material.
9EPAIRINg DONE
On shoit notice and goed. I employ the bast
workmen, and use none hilt the best material,
and am therefore prepared to please all who
want anything in my line.
WALKE & L:IiTHROP,
• • D ALERSi/21
.1.110p1;' STEEL, NAILS,
STOVES, IVIV- • WARE,
MILTING, SAWN, CETURY,
WATER LIME, -
AGRICULTURAL TMPLEMENTS,
Carriage and Harnf.as Trimmings,
HARNESSES, SADDLES, ctn.;
Corning, N. T., Jan. 1, 1,871-y
Nov. 9, 1870.
THE GOLD MEDAL
SEWING MACIpNE 1
TTHIS MACHINE has no superior, and i
adapted to all kinds of work. It only
needs a trial to be appriciated. It will ben,
fell, seam, tuck, bind, quilt, braid, embroider,
cord, gather and ruffle, and is the best and chee
ped machine for family nee ever offered to the
public.
The DOUBLE LOCK ELAOIIC STITCH MAXIMS
le superior to all others, lor the reason that It
sews direct from the syeols and" requires no
winding of thread. It is easily adjusted, and
not liable to get out of °rider.
Persons wishing to r a rohase a machine, sho'd
by all moans try this boforo buying any
other. Call on, or add rss
Jan 4, '7 I y
.
' New - Hust Store. .
NOW opened in Smith & Dowen's block, sec-
AA and floor, a music room whore will be keo
on exhibition, and Tor sale,
Steinway and other Pianos,
I .
Cabinet Organs, and chpice selection of Sheet
Music. New music , reoeirod every month.—
Lessons on Plano uml Organ, and in Singing
will be given. Oppartuo its. for prnetieo afforded
to tbose whn may ribslie it .11 W TODD.
Wellsboro,Veb, 15--thao.!
A clminislralor's
LETTERS DAIIt:ISTRATION having
been granted on the emtio I,illsorn Al
len, deceased,. late of B.iehmond township, all
persons indebted to said estate and thoso baring
claims tvainst the same Will settle w ith
ZINIRI ALLEN, itdm'r
Richmond, ApHl 28,1871-Bw.•
New Tobacco Store 1
THE subscriber has fitted up the Store first
door east Thomas Harden's dry goods atom
fbr the manufacture and sale of
f
CIGAR S,(ailgrleles); Fancy and Common
SMOKING TCBACCo,4Vichigan Fine Cut
CHEWING, arid all kind& of
PLUG TOBACCO, PIPES, and the choi-
cest Brand of Clad R S
ilgt" Call and see for yourselves.
JOHN W. PURSEI4
WeLisbon), Jan. 1, 1871r—tf.
TIOGA BUG STORE!
DORDVNI keeps constantly oa
X hand: Pure ;Drugs and Medicines,
Chemicals, Paints and Oils, Lamps,
• "2_ Stationery, Yankee Notions /to.
~PaFsonrprzoss CATIEVIMLY COMPOUPD S D.
•H. H. BORDEN.
Tiori f Jut. 2, 1871oblyr
II
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W. A. NEWCOMB.
E. R . . lIAIOIIT,
Latutia Creek, Po