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The rugged vigOr of expression h
, inladtal r )l4
kieVing with - CW - (10M oflritnianplisii
ion whiolkit,depteis t embodying a pro!
found nni+ersali4iitiLluit - in a slugui
fatly hold and original fanny. •
(Izroui'nu, - 1113tv York Tribuie.) • :
A WOMAN'S LOVE.
It-sentinel aligettliking high inglat3r. «l
Heard this shrill wail ring mat from Porgatorp ;
"Have mercy, mighty angel, hear my story!
"I loved,4—(kad,..blind nth passionate love, I fell
Lovebtotigbi t ree * ao l / 4 vn : death tind'ideath to Hell
For God is just, and deith for sin is well.
"I do not rage agaiest is high decree,
Nor for myiedf do ask t atgtace shall he;
But for nay love on ear a who mourns for roe.
i:S _ t 4 • i • - • •
." Great... Spirit! , Let we seenay love_ again
Antiecectsf9rt him one-hour,t4A-I, W ArAPI,In' I
`To pay a thonsand yee're . of eiktfpatn."
..„
Then eortct fht , pitytegAngelelsKsky, I Tepent
That wild voim! I:dek, the dial-finger's bent
Down to the last liouref thy punishment !"
stpi iheivallel,l, , l pray the,, me; go
ditOtAftolti.P:Perw,ojind-leniit bim*;
0, let,r4o soothe him in his hitter wool"
Thallrateh gales groiinc a lanly ajar,
ir44 up . ;s . ;arli,j4jillii Ili Ica a.rising star;
she r6e and vanishcd itt tho etlvar.
nnt soon adown the dying sunset Palling,
Atrtl likesx:wounilea tittl bop,pts in s tialling,
She fluttered Lagk, nlitt,bro)ken-hearted wailing
She sobbed, "I fount him by the Summer eea
head -upon almaiden'a knee,—
his hair and kissed him: 'MAN me'!'
Sha.vapt,"Now let my punishment begin'.
bav4l4en:futla aria foolish; 'Lot mein. -
'go qp:laroniirlytirow and my On."
. )
'l' be; Akla,s6A anavrerea,f.Nay.Baa_koni, go higher"
.To be tlrTAtivea In 3 , 00 r Arno heartiri desire
1 1 7,ae bigtoret than - a. thousand years of fire I",
A.GRICV.LXV:IM
THE EN ( LI9H SPARiLOVS.
A: - Nirlier in the = Wthici says.:--Ertl
'reptires of What oriisparrowa are doing
in the rural diStriefs eometo us. it,is
a fact to lament, yet neverthelesS it :is
:‘L faet,lhat theio little - English birds
are very 'good citizens„bitt behave very
badly as soon as - they take irlitte, their
heads to go into the country. It will
soon be seen that It was an ill-advised
measure to ring them here at all, for,
altho ey des - troy the larvte of In
s • s and k ep caterpillars from cover
ing, us in to summer, yet when they
get into the fields they descjo4 , upon
1 the wheat and the young rye its dissi
pated youth fall npOn the old rye, but
with more disastrous effects upon the
original owhere thereof. In some
eountrlea ti reward is paid for the dead
botly_of a sparrow, and for all sparrow
eggs - that may be found and destroyed,
pct that•they fairly come under the head
of vermin. But the damage done is
'tot alone to the grain ; there is hardly
a more quarrelsome and tyrannical bird
than this. Hs fights with the robin
(Lnd overcomes hint by numbers ; he
harries end drives away the beautiful
Baltimore ()Hole, the moat welcome
:aid lovely of our summer visitors,
whose orange and vermillion hues on a
background of black, and whose plain
tive, mellow notes are the delight of
the world—who corriesalt the way from
. 11.1eico to us, only to find little gray
thieves in possession of his old haunts,
determined not to share with hint,, but
on the contrary, bent on his destruct.;
As matter of fact the adult sparrow
cares very little for larva; and very
much for grain ; gives the formerJo
his
. young while he himself lives as
much app possible on the latter. so i is
,casy,to see how darzerous a denizen of
the country he is. As for beauty,. es
\ cept that which comes from quick mu
tion, he has none of it, although ho is
picturesque and piquant. The writer
of this paragraph happened to tie in the
country a few days ago and saw a hand
some cock robin standing on the ground,
Surrounded by sparrows, who watched
• every movement he made, and every
(Mee in u•whiteArould dart at him as a
hey throws his peg-top, stab-him with
their beitl ; a, fly after him when he flew,
pestering and making life a burden to
him. NV hen the orioles camp last stun
met, looking for their houses—for some
had, learned to oecupY houses—they
bad\ l to perch on trees and look long
,. may at their homes, on the top of each
of which stood a big spakrow on guard,
as pet t and ready to tight as a gamin.
• The miners are complaining already,
mid think it would be well to import a
few li ely sparrow-hawks to decimate
the Itt o gray thieves and murderers.
1 . 1 , 831 1 1 ;4R INESTrat"NFREE-TRADERS. -
The foil wing is an extract from a pri
vate lkler written by an intelligent
citizen o Chicago now residing in Eu
rope : I t iII venture to say that in less
than fifteen years Russia will be pre.
pared to Ttnish - all. the grain wanted
n
othis si eof the Atlantic. Eio, if we
call ourselves au agricultural people,
re.must import the Consumers for our
surplus or not produce it. It may he
all very nice for our farmers to buy
cheap calicn,or other artieles . of no im
portance it when they come to com
pete with R sal; at ,turenfy cents a day
for laboring in producing wheat, they,
will had a beme market More to their
advantage. All Russia wants is trans
portation, and she is constructing rail
roads very 'rapidly; 1,000 miles the
present year,,-and they expect to in
crease the arrionnt this year. They are
the only nationon this.side who takes
pride in imitatinethe Americans. A
Russian gentleman Will say to you ;
That is the way you do things in Amer
, -ica, and we'intend to do so also, at the
earliest possible moment."
The pine forests of Pennsylvania are
rapidly melting away. •• For ten years
ast. the consumption of timber to sqp.
ply the numerous Haw-mills of William
sport alone has been immense. Ittla
safe to assume that, 300,000,000 feet are
annually manufactured at William
sport. If we go Wick for ten years, we
have the e.normotwaigOgate, of 300-
000,000 feet.
HourntAnE YrrAlv.—Put one pint of
dry hops into threq pints of water to
boil; Peel eight potat'oes and put them
on in a separate pan to boil. When the '
potatoes are done, then op tea will be
the right strength. Stain the tea from
the hops and set it.to cool. Mash the
potatoefree from lumps, add one pint
Of flour, one teespoonful of salt and one
I tablespoonful of sugar (brawn). Pour
the tea over tire mixture, stir well to
gether, add one cup of yeast, baker's
will do, thOugh I always have enough
of my old yeast to set new with. Let
it rise in , a large oven vessel in a - warm
place, ftir occasionally, and when ft is
well risen, and begins to\ fall in the cen
tre, Put in a cloaejug and cork tight.
The "cruelest man" has beau discov
; •
ered at Pittsburg, Pa. He kept his little
' six year s old son a close Prisoner in a
i little room behind his shop two years l
1 that he might not "annoy the people
up-stairs."
LOSMO R RQS.
WI3OIJES A
GROC
war. J.
:
STEIN COFFEE & SP
EMI
oitmoityrtßos. Co., •
1.4
Jon OW of the Trude in t,h
Southern Tier of New York nu.
sylvan/pp to the; pirge. ana
‘GROCERIES & PR
constantly unhand at titeiroxt
and Stores; No.n.and 38. par
anti offered for' sied - on the.
antisfaction in all cases guaran
lll=
for the Roasting of Coffee an
Coffee and Spices, are of t
proved construction, and, '
in the country.
We have n full stook or eh,
direct train Tmportera in New
Bolles cheap as any house in
Sugar!, Itiolame
frern,tbe best Refiners, and
lo;neseNtiNir York quotations
FOREIGN DRIED FR
KINDS OF
Fish.=Dry
We bey from first bands
aflord a better article at a I
Arco in Western New Ye*,
'WOODEN WARE, Coril
fall line of goody.
We call the attention of t
stock of Wines and. Liquors
fill01:109.8 nro unsurpassoll.
IMPORTED ALES—Sec,
glish, and of ILo Lest brand
FOREIGN AND DOM
We specially invitepurebal
amine our stock of For
Liquorx before buying elm
MEDICINAL Wl' lEEE'
especial-honat of the sick, a
Bourbon W hiskey f4r the Dr
Solo Agents in Elmira, o'
Lo Lvtfte. Wo invite a cloa.
arid their prices ) tho vrhotei
numerous to mention in de,
I.;01IMORE B
1114;),3 - 78c-STOarfoll
13ept:21, 1870. y.
Albemarle L
ELIZABETH CITY, N,
1 1
T ARG E AND SMAL I
ji at prices ranging fr.
on reasonable 'Ferree of p,
Tina be, I
covered with Pine, Juni
Poplar Timber, close t.
to $lO per acre.
Village Pr,
Stores, Wood and
Lots and Wharves, wic
friendly people, nevi'
markets, favor this Inci
Mfty 3; 1871
Wellsbo,
COR. MATN
WEL
SOL. BUN
Thi is a popular tt
Holiday. The Propri;
malto it a first.elass
rivo and depart from t
in attendance, !ZR..I-•
Jan 1,1811-1 y
Fo r Si
A GOOD •dairy fil
ll_ oga county, Pa.,
Borough of Tioga. a
and 40 unimproved.
tlfree dwelling house,
erd, andother fruit tr
joining,,on tho ; woat,
from 40' t0`240 novel
improved, with a go
apple orchard, Goo!
Jan 1, 1871—tr.
Wellsho''4 •:. Bakker*.
MM 1
T J. O w old. say to the citizens of
tj • Wisher° in 3401:My that he le Pre.
pared to aupply tbewith
.%
BREAD, P ES AND CAKES;
of
of the best qualit . We also serve meals and
and rgesh OMB)? to those who wtah. Call at
the old Stevens' ate d. ' J. J. BlittlillN.
-Now. 23,'2870-7 .
4(11.4'
Adminis t Yratrix's Notice.
LETTERS OF . .iDIIdINTS'FirATION bating
been granted , to the iinderaigned on the ea.
tate of Erasmus W Niles, deaeased•loto of Mid
dlebury township, chose indebted to and those
having claim against said estate, pill settle ,
With Ce EARI NE NILL^fi+ Adm'x.
Middlebto7, Xs 31,1871 OW,
' etir.i' ,,, 'ol +I I , o'
~~~
.f ~, ti>Y
& YY
SEE
RS;
ELMfiA, L Y.
LUEM
CALMMIL
111111fff
RROV,BIETORS
CE MU&
olalti•call the at
ow:kitties of the
Nortypru r.
11 aßeorttlent
VISION'S
naive Warehouse
01l Street, N. Y.,
. oat liberal Orris,
I owl.
Mills`
the Grinding !of
i o roost recent ;p
-oxeolled by any
TEA
ice Teas. We buy
York for eiLsh,aad
be trade._
4fir '
no at latest and
IT, AND ALL
WM,
Pickled
the East, and ein
eior price than any
ge and Brooms—A
RS.
LIQU 1
()Trade to our large
which forpurity and
and En
constantly on hand
SITO .LIQUORS_—
ers to call and ef
ign and Dowesete
• hero.
'—We put up for the
pure article of Old
ruggist Trade.
' the UrbarcaWineeo.
*mutiny of ourgoode
assortment lialug tuu
nil.
Os. & co.;
t.Elmin, N. Y
nd Agency
s RT AROLINA
FARMS FOR SALE
In $8 to $75 per [lore.
• yment.
Lands
.cr, Cypress, Gum and
'aav,igation. Price $3
iperty, viz:
I ick Dwellings, Vacant
, lent climate, fertile soil,
able waters and good
lity, Inquire of _
SMITH 4L,
SHAW, Att'ya at Law,
Elizabeth City, N.
o Hotel,
THE AVENUE,
SBORO, PA.
EL, PROP7R.
tel_lately kept by 8.8.
for will spare no palms to
o!iso. All the stager ar
)is house. A geed hostler
ivory attached.
le'or . Rent.
!tm in Tioga township, Ti-
I about 23 miles wait of the
gout 100 acres - Ipproved,
.11os -on it Orate barns,
an ripple and.peach'oroh
es. Terms easy. Also ad•
a •:farta and timber lands
sterdesired, with 80 acres
4 barn, a good house and
for a dairying farm. '
G.ll. lEYMOUA,
Tioga, Pa.
rriulguir,MK l o hitF(WPM:cO,
HAND IN nA3illk
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nioB,grantapolickaap all desirable plans, both
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•• ± -
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from any of the ordinary onuses..
Look to your Life Insurance. Please examine''
the following Comparative Table, It is some
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the Company they reffeient - ti eifetltaKt Othofnt.
While we unh'esttatingry
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The following companies, Compare the annual
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Aire ot • tir ago of 81i/years, P.aYfi4atdeath;
• 4
Annujogremtemil Tee litioV
iTh`o ro'y IN. 1: ; Pii*Htir
. j.15143,a4 ge0.21
2Ettat, ' — 42,50
Home, ...... 23,30 50,00
I Equitable, 22,70 46;97
Washington,...;22,7o 46;07 ; •
Hand-in-Hand, 16,60 32,60 -
If not already insured take a polioy with the
"lIAND-lIVIIAND. •
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March, 1,
A. M. INOIIAM, Agent.
Lots for Sale. '
T OWN LOTS for sale in Tiogaborough,lq
,E. SMITH SO N.
March 1, it -X
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',LEIS well known Stock llO'rse will stand for
Blares during the seasoriat the subscriber's
Stable in Wellsboro. His stock is so well known
there is no necessity of remarks. It is iuMoient
to say, for , roadsters they are not surpassed, or
for power of endurance. The said horse is a
coal black, weighs 1000 lbs., is sound, and kind
in harness, his foals prove the most serviseable
of any horse in this section for all purposes.
At the request of numerous patrons, I have de
termined to stand him where he can be found at
all times by those that wish for his services.
E. A. FISH , Proprietor.
Wellsboro, April 26, 1871.-3 m.
OWANDA."—This , high-bred Stallion
j_ was aired by -Att-wa- t a Chief; grand
sire, Rystlyk's olfambletonian ;, dam, Vermont
Black Hawk; grand Awn, litegitenger ; one white
pastern behind, black points, dark bay, 15 bands
and 3 inches high, 41,years old in July, Ile is
one of the most remarkable animals the country
has produced. He is beahtiful, kind,, and blood
like, action perfect, possessing great strength.
He is in close proximity to two of the most no.
table stallions in this nation : "flarabletonian"
and "Ethan Allen," a most fortunate cross.
TERMS—SIOO to insure, $26 at time oil:Tyke,
which will not be refunded in any event, and $76
when proven in foal. We have tine stabling and
pasture, on reasonable terms. Beat possible care
taken of Mares. All accidents and escapes at
owners risk., Season, March 12th, to' November
Ist, 1871.
MIX- ot,MONTANYE,
Towap.4, Praia 2,2d,1871.-3m
I; .very 'Stablel_
ATKINS & LOUDEN re
' 1 v speotfully inform Melik,
lio that they have established a
Livery for Hire,
At their Stable on Pearl St., opioalte Wheeler's
wagon shop. Single or double tags furnished to
order.* They ainz to keep good horses and we
gone, and intend to please. Prides reasonable.
WATKINS A - LOUDEN.
Jan. 4,18714 y.
THE BEST HOTEL in the COUNTY.
TN " CONS HOESIC."
244vir,, 4ftooins large,and„ well yentas.
/II 'tad. , iteitominodattone - not toirPassed by
any first class hotel In the "Northern
Tier." Brut' no higher than at second and
third rata hotels. Location, corner of Main and
Walnut streets, Wellaboro.
A good table, good liquors, good order, - and
good hostler. A. B. itilltlTEß, Prop'r.
ROW' 8,1871.
IMEIMMMI
ENE
~~;..:ye F"i.^ i ..!c~,'.::S ;a.3~:.°~E^. r~.r~:.~~r-+sue-~sl~~~X 4`•:..= ; z_ , ~i:.rl-~: ~_-.,~:~' ^i;c:v ~~
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EIIiIIESSEri
MD
---
~-I L APRa k
For
WE WOULD anrnee• t 1
are receiving and pupae stook
SPRIKG
IM
=MEI
M, t ^'~~`
Seasonable Goods at unprecedentod Prices.
, c
- • c
MEN
•
There bas just been a great denliri•ln konsestle Cotton Goods,' and they are now selling.for
less than at any time.since 1880. We dtrnht believe in parading a long list of prices in newe
oftieFer butlWee, efart-ifhat we say when we claim to sell Goode cheap. People from out of
town are sure to.nsaleemoney by coinipg hdre to buy goods. We have a splendid assortment of
IMINE2I
Desira
DeLaines, Percales, Hohi!
nese Silks and Robes;
so., at pricos very muc
eoons,
Yankee Motions, Boots and Shoes,
and many articles our space doei not permit us ) to speak of, but if you will call wo will show
you the LARG:4I‘ STOCK in tewn,and at pi kes that "cannot be beat" anywhere.
Corning, N. Y. April 19;1870. ; NEWELL fik OWEN.
The Larg . est Establishment in Northern Pa.
Druggist
HAVIN4 faeilltlis for buying and handling large quantities of Goods esables
them at the loWest Jobbing" prices. In our retail departtheut Goods are sold a
vance over wholesale prices. A large stook of
RUODB BLIND AND WHIR L
OLASS, ALL 4121 M, RIVAS AND DOUBLE TRICE.
PAINTS, Atir Knipe AND Counts,
VARNISHES AND VARNISH BRUSHES, A rim. me
Transfer Orraatenti, Striping P
and Briishes for Carrigre an
Cutter Ornamenting.
I •
A full line of all classes of Goode apper fining to our bullion kept in stook
Feb. 1, 1871-Iy.
R. C. BAILS
STOVES,
IRON, NAILS
,
A geactpdAtiek: safaiiiiiders Materials. LOCKS, BUTS, LATORES,
, .
. . . ..
Also {
'WRAPPING PAPER at taatafaetux:ra prices.
•
JOB BIN
Terms Oath, and
Walliboro, Jan. 4,187
PS
4,11 , N.1, NO, N.Y.
NEE
.. ~'ii'~` _F
• e peopialof Wencher° and vicinity, that wf
• •
DRY GOODDS,
lEEE
and are ready to at►pply all wbo may come with
1 i
1
;
- ;
t
- !
Mil
le Dress Goods,
ire, Plaids, French and Irish Poplins, Japa
Fancy Colored and Blach Dress Silks,
less tban last Season. Wo also keep a full Hue of
MI
GROCERIES, CROCKERY;
. Ci. 312C.11.333151E3.
WHOLESALE AND,RETAIL
(gAcceseor to D. P. ROBERTS) DEALER IN
TIN All BARD
RIAGE BOLTS, HORSE SHOES ; AND 11 1
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z • pcoatearga v !Moo , col,:
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PROMPTLY AT T
delft reasonable. Filet deor above Cone House.
-Iy.
tta to offer
/11E201 ad•
It
nells
KRESS.
W. C.
.f Tin, Stoves
akea pleasure
:at outlay, ad
stand on
BBORO,
If Hardware,
ing artioles :
OWBARS,
• ND BIICII
HINGES,
PUMPS,
S,BITT
-IETS,
KS, BENCH
HANGINGS,
oningthe stook
im to keepthe
swell.
IPRICES
ROBERTO.
ARE,
REM NAILS,
INGEB, etc.; ::::
NDE
TO.
8.0. SOSILET.
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Coinpound fluid -Extra,let
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"Ctitsvarba Grape Pills:
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CoMponant Parta-41atil'Entract Ithuli,eib and 'FI ufa
• • • .144raat 4itembaOrapa, Jpree. - .
I:br'
'iota Affections; *Slick 'or Nerpous„Efead=
ache, Cosifverte* etc Purely - Ve,ge-r
table, Containing no- 4fercury,
Mine
rats or Deleterious Drugs.
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These pm's. eta the natit 'delightfully &meant
purgatipe, sepoirseding pastor, oil, salts, magne
sia, eta. There is nothing. ni ; ore acceptable tb
the stomach". They give tone, and cause neither
nautical:ter griping pains.. They are composed
of !be finest ingredients. lifter a few do's' use
w
of the. such an invigoration , of the entire evil.
tem takes place, as to aPpora)niraeulous to the
weak and enervated, whether arising from im
prudence Or disease. lf. T. Lfelmbold's Com
pound rluid Extract Ratawba Grape Pills are
3not,sugar coated, from the fact that sugar coated
pine do not disaollia;,,but ;inn through the stom
ach without' disitelving, consequently do' not
produce the desired effect. • The Catawba Grape
Pills, being Plensant in taste and odor, do not
necessitate theirbeing sugar coated. Price fifty
cellular box. "
HENRY- T. REMOLD'S
HICEZr dOlVCA'A'riu rICD, COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
will radically esterminate.Crom the systems Sy
philis, gever Sores, Ulcers, Sore Ryes,
Sore Legs, Sore Mouth, Bore Read, Bronchitis,
Skin Diseases, Salt Rheum,: Cank.os, Runnings
from the Rar,,White Swellings, Tumors, Canoe
rous Affections, Nodes, Rickets,Night Sweats,
Glandular Swellings * Rash, T otter, Humors of
all kinds; Chronic- Ithumatista, Dyspepsia, and
all diseases that have ' been established in the
system for years. -
Being prepared expressly for the above com.
plaints, its blood prirlfying properties are greater
than any other preparation of sarsaparilla. It
gives the oompleXion a clear and healthy color,
and restores the patient to astute of health and
purity, For 'purifying the blood, removing all
stbronle aonstitutional diseases arising from an
Impure state of, the blood, and the only reliable
and effectual knots!' remedy for the cure of pains
and swelling of the bones, ulcerations of the
throat and legs, blotches, pimples on the face,
erysipelas and all scaly eruptions of the skin,
and beautifying the complexion.
Henry T. Helinnbold,s
NONVENTRAPRD FLUID BXTRAOT BU
CHU, THE GRE#T DIURETIC,
has cured every case of Diabetes in which it
has been given, Irritation of the neck of the
bladder and Inflammation of the kidneys, ulcer
ation of the kidneys and bladder, retention of
urine, diseases of the prostrate gland, stone in
the bladder, calculus, gravel, brickdust deposit,
and mucous or milky discharges; and for enfee
bled and delicate constitution. of both sexes,
attended with the following symptoms : Indis
position to exertion, loss of power, loss of mem
ory,.diffioulty of breathing, weak nerves, trem
bling, horror of disease, wakefulnes, dimness of
vision, pain in the back, hot hands, flushing or
the body, dryness of the skin, eruption on the
face, pallid countenance, universal lassitude of
the muscular system, etc.
Used by persons f rom the ages of eighteen to
- twentrfive, and from 35 to 55, or the decline er
change of life; after cantimiffient or labor pains;
for bed-wetting in children. 1
lielmbold's Extraot Buhl" h diurotlo and
rtanodr. l .l l - 0 16 and ourea ail diseases arising
out 171 AllrElpainnz ••=3
prudence' in life,lrepurlties of the blood, eto.,
superseding Copaiba ineiffeetions for whloh it is
used. and syphilitic affs'otions—in these diseases
need in connection with liebnbold's Bose Wash.
LADIES.
In many affeetions peculiar to ladles, the Ex
tract Buohu le unequaled by any other remedy—
as
,in oblorosis or retention, irregular' ty, poi nful
nese or suppression of customary evacuations,
ulcerated or sohirrus state of the uterus, leucorr
hoes or whites, sterility, and !or all complaints
Incident to the sex, whether arising from indis
cretion or habits of dissipation, it Is prescribed
extensively by the most eminent physicians and
midwives for enfeebled and delicate constitu
tions, of both sexes and all ages, (attended with
any of the above diseases or symptoms.)
H. T. Belmbold's Extract
BUOIIU MIRES' MBAS'S& ARMOR? FR Ohl
LUPE U.DENOBS, fiISSIPATION, 820.,
In all:their stages, at little expense, little or no
thane in diet, no inconvenience, and no expo
sure. It causes a frequent desire, and gives
strength to urinate, thereby removing;abstruo
tione, preventing and curing striotures of the
urethra, allaying pain and intlammatior, so fre
quent in this class of diseases, and expielling all
poisonous matter.
Thousands, who have been the victims .of in
competent persons, and who have paid heavy
fees to be ourod in a short time, have found they
bad been deoolved, and that the poison' .has,
by the use of 'powerful astringents,' been dried
up in the system, to break out in a more aggra
vated form, and perhaps after marriage.
Use lielmbold'a 'Extract Buobu for all afroo
tiohe and diseases of the urinary organs, whe
ther existing in male or female, from whatever
cause originating, and no matter of how long
standing. Price, one dollar and fifty csnte per
bottle.
IL T. HELMBOLD'S IMPROVED
.ROSE WASH
• _
cannot be surpassed as a face wash, and will 0 , 3
found the only specific remedy in every. Bisset °
of 01101nm:ins affection. It speedily eradicat 13
pimples, spats, ecorbutio dryness, indurations o f
the eutaneene membrane, eto., dispels redness
and incipient inflammation, hives, rash, moth
patches, dryness of scalp or skin, frost bites,
and all purposes-for which, salves or ointments
aroused; restores the Shin 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 vivacity of complex
ion so much sought and admired. lint however
valuable as a remedy for existing defects of the
skin, 11. T. Ilelmbold's Rose Wash has long sus
tained it prinoipal claim to unbounded patron
age, by possessing qualities which render it a
toilet appendage of the most superlative and eon
genial character, combining in an elegant for
mula those prominent requisites, safeip and effi
cacy—the invariable accompatrimenta of ite use
—as a Priserative - and refresher of the complex
ion. It is atkexcellefit lotion for dimmes t , of a
syphilitic nature, and as an Injection for dine
-001 of the urinary organs, arising from habits of
dissipation; used in connection with the Extracts
Bholut, Sarsaparilla and Catawba Grape Pills,
in such diseases as recommended, cannot be snr
pessed.
Pull and erplieit directions accompany the
medicines. Evidence of the most respon ibis
and reliable character furnished on applica AU/
with hundreds of thousands of living witneises,
and upward of 80,100 unsolicitedcertifleateE and
recommendatory letters, many of which are 'rom
the highest sources, including eminent physi
cians, clergymen, statesmen, etc. The proprie
tor has never resorted to their publication in
the newspapers. • He does not do this, froni the
fact that his edibles rank as etcMdard prepara
tions, and do not need to be propped up by cer
titleates.
Kenn/ lielmbold's Genuine Prepa.
rattone
delivered to anyaddrese, seoure from observa
tion,.
• ‘::.&l93liehe war o twenty year.. Bold by
d
4;44140 everywhere. Address letters far infer.
Matters, la - ounitdinoe to 'Henry T. Heimb old,
druggist and chemist: Only depots : Henry. T.
Itembold's. drug' and obetnleal worth °use, No.
iseit Broadway N. York; or to H. T. Helmbold's
medidal depot, 104 South Tenth street, Phliadel.
phia, Pa.
Beware of counterfeits. J.elek for Henry T.
iiiiimboicrs 1 2'ake no other. 716 Bbm
BEE
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WHOLIW4I STORB.
CORNING,
RUGS AND' MEDICINES, PAINTS
-110 AIM
\. . .
THADDEUS DAVIDS' INKS, KEITH'S
CONCENTRATED MEDICINES,
IREDELL'S FLUID , EX.;
TRAbTfi,
•
BURNETT'S \ COCOAT NE,- FLAVORING
EXTRACTS . KEROSENE LAMPS, •
PATENT MEDICINkS, ROCH
ESTER\TERFUMERY
AND FLAVORING XTRACTS, WALL
PAPER, WINDOW GLASS,
WHIT:EWASH\LIME &
AND DYE COORS,
AGENTS FOR: MARVIN & CO'S RE
FINED OIL.
Sold a t Wholesale Prices. Buyers artlequesil
ed
";ocalland got quotations before coin f urther
• W. D. TERBELL &
Corning, N. Y., Jan. 1, 1871—y
Furniture ! Furniture!
East
B. T. I ATN HORN,
I[TAVING compled his now Cabinet Ware
house on Main street, Weill/bora has stock
ed it with a large and superior assorted stock of
FURNITURE.
Chamber Suits, Walnut, Ash, Maple,
&0., &0., &0.,
from $l5O down, and as cheap
as the same goods can bo bolt
in the cities, freight added.
Parlor Suits, Walnut, Cherry, and
Mahogany, Reps or Hair Cloth,
from $125 down. Also,
I
SOFAS, LOUNGES, COUCHES, TETE
Al-TETES,
with Upholatory to suit.
Center Tables, Walnut or Marble Tops
Looking (;Hawes, Brackets : Pa- -
per Racks, Rocking Chan*
all kinds,
Wholesale and Retails
lam manufacturing as usual, and intend to
lteep a full stock of ware, home and city made
'at all times. My. Ware Rooms are spacious and
neat, and now contain the largest, costliest and
best stock of Furniture S ever brought into the
county.
Planing and Illatehin i g,
SCROLL SAWING &:,MOULDINb-
done to order at the. Factory.
Jan. 1,1811.74 f
Ingham's Woolen NI!
DEERFIELD, PA.
EE subscribers will pay Cash, Pull-Cloth,
T
Caosimeres, Flannels, &0., &c., for Wool.•;—•
Theyalso manufacture as usual—
TO ORDBR, OR ON SHOES
to cult cuatouters. All work warranted as rep.
resented. They invite particular attention to
their Wator Proof
CASSIMiRES,
which aro warranted in every respect. Partied
larattention Riven to
ROLL g. CARDING
CLOTH DRESSING.'
INGHAM'S large stock of Cassimeres, &o !,2f,
per cent less than any competitors, and wan' At.
ed aft represented.
INGHAM manufacture to order, rid d all
kinds of Roll-Carding and Cloth Dr sing, and
defy competition.
IN(HAIfS have as good an assortment of
Full Cloths, Cassimerer,
and give more for Wool in exchange than any
other establishment. 'fry them and eatisfy your
selves.
INGE/VAS wholesale and retail at the Cold
at:Levine Mills, 2 MHOS below Knoxville.
Our Olciths are warranted, and sold by the
follows— mons _ _
KELL'HY,Mtlisboro, P.
BALDWIN & CO., Tioga, Pa:-
BENNETT, Covington, Pa.
Jan I, 187141
;BORO At+ MANSFELD
TAGE LINE.
.Ich THE undersigned, proprsetor of
this line takes this methed of in
forming the public that the above Stage runs
dnily (Sundays excepted,) between the two pia
.
oes as follows:
Leaves Wellsbero at S a. in., nad arrives a
Mansfield at 10.30 a. ni.
Leaves Mansfield at 2.30 p. m., and arrives a
Wellsboro at 5 p.m. ,Fare $1,25,
Jan 1, IS7l—tf W. B. VAN HORN.
_
Admini i stratris's Notice. .
. .
1 ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION .having
.I_ 4 l boon gm- tod on the estate of Elisha Sonic,
deceased, late of Farmington township, ell those
indebted,to su d estate, and thoso having claims
against the same, will Fettle with
i- POLLY SOULE, Adnfx.
Farmington, May 3, 1371 Ow .
I .
'Eceettior' s NolicP
ETTERS of Administrations on the estate
of John W. Catlin, deceased, late of_Cht4les.
ton halting bten granted to the undersignOtl,
all persons having claims against said estate,
and those indebted to the same, are notified to
call for settlement on Israel Stone of Delmar.
ISRAEL STONE.
Executor.
May, 6tb, 1871.
Administrator's Notice.
RTTERS OF ADMINISTRATION do the
ij estate of Harvey Root, late of Liberty, Ti
oga County, deceased, having been granted to
the undersigned, all persons owing or having
claims against said estate, will call on .
• GEORGE; ROOT,
May.l4, ' 1-81v* JACOB M. LOVE,
Adm're,
.TO FARMEItS.
Tx 'APING purchased the famous horse Cu.
JUL, sins M. Clay, who is a son of old Henry
Clay, and a half brother of the noted trotters
George M. Patcbin and Judy :Thorn, I will
stand him the present season at IV ellaboro, with
the exception of Tuesday and Wednesday of
every secondeek. when ho will be at Tioga, at
si t
Smith's hotel. Terms : $25 to insure, $4O , per
span. Bee pos ters for particulars.
C. j- WHEELER.
Welisboro, May 3, 1871 314
Actininistrators' Notice
T ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION having
Li been granted to the undersigned on the os.
tate of George, M. Atherton, deceased, late o
Charleston township, those indebted to and thos
having claims against said estate, will settl
with MARY ATHERTON, •
DEXTER G. ATHERTON,
--. olaraleatoa l Msy 31,1871 aw Adat're.
MN
B. T. VAN, II
M
AND
p SBOE STOi
BOOT A
DRAM! & 'PIM LER hive'
now on hand a largo stock
. _
m 414 of Boots end 13h400, and propose contintting the I manufactuie of
the name, at thoishop latety loc.
eapiod by Filthier .t Randolph.; They also per.
pose rodoetng prices Ott all go:oda and Belling*
strictly r i
FOR CAll.
Wo keep
l a good assoilmont of
Hats and Caps,
BOOTS, BALMORALS, UAITER
' BOOTEES, BROGANS AN I)
GALLIGASION
warranted to tit any foot froni No. 0,
olusivo. •
Our Stook Lt
FRENCH CALF, FRENCH K
PER, SOLE, COIOION
LININGS,B,INTANG', M
ROCCO,
will Le kept up as borotorare,
On'Pludings we shall be, I found at home 1.•
wage, and we shrill endeavor to Ael/ at
satisfactory to the trade, ye
sold.
OAS n. PAID
14)11 /II 14;',R
CUSTOM WORK
Bono promptly and vi , ol. Itopuirinit
on short notice. Drop in tr he e+ nvir,ocd
Dee. It, 1570.-ly
r 0 TINE IFAI I {ME RS'
TIOGA COUNTY.
lAM now Imildleg!o,t tuy wennfactory,ili
Villo.a imporior
FA .NrVIIIVG Al IL L
WhiChpoisooson the rollowingadventageeovcrdll
mills: \
1. It Noptiratearyo oats, rat lit ter,ti 11,1forileee3b aii.l
&eta eatid reale, f rota
3, It eleauktlari seed, takec(out yellow seed, kind
other Beetle, perfectly.
3, It eleent, timothy seert
4, It does all othernaparatip-
- , oraePara , 4: requirbd of a ad),
This mill to built oftbo beat and moist tin rd'4l... t:1,,.
bar, in good etyle,and la acid chimp tor casb, pi - 1 , N..
duce. .' ; 1
I will fit a patent slovo,!for si3paratiug oattficu
wheat,toothormille4mr‘otteolittbletertna. I
3.0 MATiltit
bawroueeville,Jan.l,lBTd-t I
WALKER &j LATHROP,
DEALEIIS IN
HARDWARE, IRO, STEEL, N
STO VES, '4llll- WA Rik,
BELTING' SIWN CIITLERi.
WATER LIME,
AGRICULTURAI, IMPLEMEN
Carriage, and nab:Reno Trinam
•
HARNESSES, SADDLES,
Corning, Y., 3an. 1, 1571-y
TUE GOLD lIIED
riIIITS MACHINE has no super or, and
adapted to all hinds of tvellp. It .r.'•
needs a trial to bo appreciated. It
fell, Beam, tuck, bind, quilt, braid, Ictubn.ido
cord, gather and ruffle , and is the Lett nod A..
pest machine for family use ever offtired tt, tt
public,
The DOUBLE •LOCli ELA 51.117 STl7l',l AfACßlt‘i
is superior to ell i)thers,)f , ir the re'1..(41 that it
ROWS direet trout the sPeuis tol
winding of thread. It is enaily
not liable to /et out Of order.
•
Persons wishing to;purebaFc a inaohke,
by all means try this one, befla o' u}itg at
other. Call on, or roldress
Jan 4,'71 y
New Music Stqc
- VOW oponed, in Smith Bowen I,le
and door, a music room wlte w ill he I c-1*
on oxhibition, and for sale,
Steinway and other haus,
Cabinet Organs, and! u choice seleetbin e
Music. Now music received e,'ery
Lessons On Piano and Organ, 116 i/ in fiinizin:'
will.be given.y 0 p
' i t y for p6etice affor.!L!
to these who May desire it. U. W. TODD.
Weilidioro,Peb.. 15-13 mo.
Adminihrator's 11 I rotA,..
LETTERS OF AIDMINISTRATION
been granted on tho estate of Lawn A.
lon, 'deceased, late of Richmond township, a'
persons indebted to Said estate and those bat
claims against the sarno will settle with
ALLEN, A dir:r
Richmond, April /a, 1871-Bsi-:
New, Tobacco tore 1
fylliE subscriber liar fitted uti the Stork
door east Photo:l3 liardeu's [fry good= t:
for the manufacture Omi ea le 01
ClGARS,(alldra des), Fan,},/ fnid Co.t
SMOKING T0R4C00,31019a 11 ri
CHEWING, and all kind.: r ! 1
PLUG. DOBAcc,io,
test Bra)1(1 of elti,l
,„W f- Call and :ice: r
.1 , 711 N lv t
Wollsboro, Jan. l IS7 I- tl.
rinvok i ut:u
• I!) r. I_9 4116 T ll
•-• JF..9,4 t(Ct I.
t i .j JP nil : Ptiro Dt tkg ,
• Cliemictilv, Paintstau (
• Statione t ry, Yam keo Nnti,,n,
PRE9.?IZIPTIO:Si9 (I,A Itt:FUL LY eotti 01:1'1
Tioga, Jan. 1,41.-1 y
Gen'Hnsurance Agelic
RNOXVILLE, TEM , (°,l
Life, Fire, and Accidental
Assets over $24,000, 0 00
---- I
-- - ASSETS OF COMI;AN1 1 .;;.
t . i
Ins. Co. of North .1 merica, P i a ....... : . ?3, 09, `', ) ,
Franklin Vim Ins. Co, of Flaila, Pa, 0,07. 45 '
North British .t mercantile Ins. Co.
of London and vinburg, l°,6 '.., '' `!c
North Amor. Fire Ins. Co. of NI, Y. s ''',, -
Niagara Fire Ins, Co .of N. Y. ....
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Farmeraltut. Fire Ins. Co., York, Pa. ilol ) S' 9 ”
Phamix Mut. Life Ins, Co. of Hart- ~s,l
5 ' 081.90 '.
. leo 0
Penn'a Cattle Ins. Co. of Pottsville. 0"
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49 tli!I
T0ta1...,,, 'i 52.12- .. '
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:, ne olbei•
Insuraneqpromptly effect° i d by ma , ' ';' „el.
wise, on al kinds of Property. Ali
, " ‘ ' 4t .
protuptly adjusted and paid., Live stock n
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ed against death, tire or theft. do la'
All oommaniotitions promt abovesato h f t,
(Moo on Main Street, d door Chu
Knoxville, Pa, I WM. B. orr ii,
om.
April 24 I.B7l—tt . I 1 ,
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