a
' ~t E=lii~l~lC~.F
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Th j o mule stood on the steamboat deck,
Thejand,ho would
. Uott.read;'
They liana the biller areandlls
And crooked htut o'er the head :
Ilut obstinate and braced he stood,
As born the scene to rule,
A,aroaturo of the hold-back brood,
A stubborn, steadfast mule.
-- They cursed and swore—he would not g o
Until be felt inclined; • --
And though they thundered blow on blow,
lie altered not Ws mind.
The desk•hand to the ehorq complained, /
"The varmint's bound to stay I"
And still upon the critter's.hide
The eounding lash made play. /'
Ilia master from Oho shore ropliod,
"The boat's about to sail; /
As other means in vain you'Ve tried,
• Supposo'you twist histailL: ' • -
It's likely that will Ellt/iyi him land,"
\ ThO deoli•htuid;briivre, though pale,
The nearer drew, with outstretched band,
\ To make the twist avail.
, _ .
Tl:Lan mime a kink of thandot iound !
The deott-hand—whq.riti vials ho
Atk, s t l f theltavea that far around
lithola hint in thq eea!
MEI
A uretnen'tnot a voloe Ivan beard;
But winked the mule hie eye,
Aa though to ask to hiniAnourred—
"Now how rots that rom lei?"
"Just cut bit throat," the captain roared,
"And end the cussed brute!"
But the noblest soul that perished there
Was be who tried to do't !
"aria" on the Lost Arts, &c.
NVendell Phillips has been going over
the country for twenty years or so, tell
ing. all about the Lost Arts. If they
are lost, how does he come to know so
much about them? And if he has
found theM, why does'nt he restore
them to ,their rightful owners, instead
of peddling them around to lyceums at
so much a night ?
AIMING AT TILE BUN.
" Aim at th© sun" is a foolish prov
erb, when you come to look at it. Who
but a fool; would expect to hit the sun,
if he did aim at it? Boys are particu
larly urged to aim their arrows at the
'sun. We A* a boy weeping one day.
He bad aimed his arrow at the sun, and
the result was, he not only did'nt hit
the sun, but lie lost his arrow. He was
mourning because lie had'nt fixed at
tha barn door; because if he had miss
ed' the barn door he might have hit the
barn, and he would have saved his ar-
row. Many individuals fool away their
lives in drawing an impracticable bead
on the sun, when, if they had aimed at
something within the range df their
capacities, they might at least have
saved their arrows. This may bean ar
row view of the matter, but it appears
like sense to us.
THE BOOTJACK.
The introduction of the bootjack
marks y u fto an era in the history of civ
ilization, now that we think of it. The
t;4vitge of course knew nothing of it,
and he knows nothing of it now, ex
..ept when it is hurled at his astonished
head by at► enlightened, though hasty
white brother.
tiootjaoks-esime in shortly after the
introd,uetion o tight boots,-.l3efore that
time wen tie to kick off their boots,
or Bleep in Wein. We Infer there are
few linotjaeks lin California, from the
frequency of the epitaph, " Died in his
boots."
s II Iwegine the perplexity and. ()mbar
1164111E1°1a of the man who had the te
inerity to pull on the tat, pair ortight
1,0264, when he attem pted to pull them
44 again, the bootjack not being inven
ted. llowzl4,m mit have wriggled and
twisted anti "cussed," now prying
away with the t,42 . 0 of one boot on the
heel of the ether, the heel slipping off
and Renting- hlin upon the tenderest
part.of hia6alxia t hone. Again, catching
the toe under the other leg, he works
— away with the heel in hid hand ; but
ul In vain. 'At length lie . tries the
er tch of a tree, and the thing is done.
Any one could invent a bootjack after
that.
Two negroes, bargaining for some
land, the price of which was $9OO, said
they only had half so much money.—
" Very well," said the land agent, "I'll
take $460 down and ft mortgage for the
balance in one year." Satekbo scratch
ed biks head a moment and replied, "I
say, boss, s'pose a fellow haint got no
"morgitch • The agent explained that
he would take a mortgage on the land
to secure the balance. " But, boss, I
haint got no morgitch." The agent
again explained, butt. the darkey could
not see it, and disclaimed the ownership
of a single "morgitch." The other
darkey here came to the rescue, and
" queidated the pint." Says hp, "Sam
be, don't you know what a morgitch
is ? Den I'll tell yer. A morgitch is
jea like din yer :
.S'pose yer pays der
boss yer $460 down ; den yer gives yer
word on de honor of a nigger dat yer'll
pay him de'udder $450 in lit year. Den
s'pose on de last day ob de year ye pays
de boss $449, and dont't pay him todder
dollar—why den de morgitch says de
boss can jea take all de money and de
land, and you don't have nuffin—not a
cent. (lolly, boss, a morgitch makes a
nigger mitey honest."
The New York Times says : "Among
the thousand andpne criticisms of the
new departure,' it would be difficult
to flad a more apt illustration than that
gpien by Senator Sherman, viz : that
resolutions embodying it reminded
him of the famous bronze horse AL Mi
lan—apparently eager to 'Ana off in ev
ery direction, but really going not any
A good anecdote is told of a house
painter's son, who used the brush dex
trously, but had acquired the habit of
putting it on too thick. One day his
father, after having frequently scolded
him for his lavish dtlubing, and all to
no purpoEte,- gave him a severe flagella
tion. " There, you young rascal," he
said, after performing his painful duty,
" how do you like that?"
" Well, I don't know," whi ned the
boy, in reply ; " bat it seems tme you
put it on a thunderin' sight, thinker
than I did."
A jury in North Carolina, after be
ing charged in the usual way by the
judge, retired to their roomorhea a
white juror ventured to ask fl colored
associate if he understood-then" of
the judge. " Golly 1" (mobil ed the
astonished juror, " he don't ciiarge us
nuts* for dat, does he? Wily, I tho't
we was gwlne to git ray." •
" Carrie" writes from Brooklyn to
say that it is Impossible for her to be a
sensible girl, because the men won't
permit her to be so. If upon, a moon
light night she wishes to talk'about the
stars, the , male idiots about her com
pare the stars with her eyes. :If she
speaks of a rose as possessing a beauti
ful hue,
they say her cheek rivals it.
should she 'venture to call attention to
the melody of the night-bird's song,
these monkey-men tell her that her
voice 1 sweeter ;liable. In view of this
state of affairs, "Carrie" asks how ehe
can martial% elm) thou a fool.
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LORMOR BROS. &CO
WEIOLVAILLO
STEAM'CORE& SPICE
L()AMORE BIOS. d: CO
tendon of the Trade is
Southern Tier of New Tark.
eylvenia, to tbo largo end
GROCERIES 86 P
constantly on hartd at their •
and Btores,llo. VT and 89 C
and offered for sale on the
satisfaction In all oases guar
st‘a
for the Roasting of Coffee
Coffee and Spices, aretof
proved construction, and
in the country.
We have atoll 'Loci of choice Teas. We buy
direct from Importers in Novt York for cash, and
sell as cheap as any house in the trade.
1
Sugars, Illolasss & Syrups
from the hest Refiners, and sold at latest and
lowest New York quotation d.
.FOREIGI4IDRIED FRUIT, AND ALL
KINDS OFNUTS,
Fish--Dry
We buy from first hands i
afiord a better article at a 1 ;
firm in Western New York.l
WOODEN WARE, Corda
full linc of goods.
Wo call the attention of t
stook of Winos and Liquors,
llnenpas aro unsurpassed.
IMPORTED ALES—Boo
esti, and of the best brands
FOREIGN AND DOME
WO specially invitepurobasl
amine our stook of Fore;
Liquors before buy ing elsowi
MEDICINAL WHISKEY%
especial bontit of the sick, a
Bourbon•W hiskoy for the Dr
solo a g ents s"
In 4 3r1ef, wo invite a close
and ts/eir prices, the whole
numtirrous to mention in detl
LORMORE B
No. 37& 39 Carron S,
Sept. 21,1870.-Iy.
Albemarle La
ELIZABETH CITY, NO
LARGE AND SMALL
at prices ranging frog'
on reasonable terms of pap
covered with Pine, Junipe
Poplar Timber, oloso to
to $lO per acre.
Village Pro
titoree, Wood and Briok
Lots and Who/yea, *Aeolic
friendly people, navigabl
markets, favor this loooliti
SMITH a BRA
May 3, 1871. Ei
A GOOD dairy farm in Tioga township, Ti
ll oga county, Pa., about 21 miles west of the
Borough of Tioga. about 100 acres improved,
and 46 unimproved. MO on it three barns,
three dwelling houses, an appleand peach orch
ard, andother fruit trees. 'Perms easy. Also ads
Joining on the west, a farm and timber lands
from 40 to 200`sores as dt4ired, with 80 acres
Improved, with a good b n, a good house and
apple orchard. Good for &dairying farm.
. Jan 1, 1871—tf. H.SllllllOlllt,
Tioga, Pa.
: , 7
Wellsboro Bakery.
T J. BURGIN would say to the (Athena of
• Wellaboro and vicinity that he la pre
pared to supply them with
BREAD, PIES AND CAKES, I
of the bed quality. We deo serve meals and
and Fresh OYSTERS to tho .6 who wish. Oall at
the old Stevens' stand. J.J.B*RGIN.
Nov. Z 3, 1870-IY.
Sumac yV i anted. -
BAYER & GERARD, of Tiogi,ia,y one dent
per pound, If asthma(' before the berries
become red, for the leave' int toadies, or
.. 01321.11
re 7;•
theroof..,,They lunette kept free om 'rain all 4
reolatito,lol sure 'ln a khaki ' lape.. - -"l'fbo
dry, pia out the Atoka 'if the Ix, any, - ind
pack th e leaves end terdrile;or name thereof, in
bags for delivery. l'he - blgliiiit'. trarket 'price
paid for veni,ekins. .. llogi, j 7l psi '7l 12i: ,
I . •4 , •
Real , Estate iFor Sale. ,!
ettiN HOUSE AND LOT, on 'Ulte street, en•
VV tirely now, finished nicely thronghontr—
Cottage style, Terms easy.
One lot on State street, trou which -a hone
is being built. -
Ton lots on Meado street
Four hundred acres of timber land In Delmar.
Also, a splendid dairy fai in -Debriar, con—
taining 875 acres. Inquire; of
June 31,118 n tf WRIGHT I BAILEY.
•
would call the B'6.
the countlep.of the
and Northern Venn
lalit
94 11ik rat
of
OVisiONS
lenitive 'Warehouse
rroll,Street, N. Y.,
moat liberal term a,
Weed.
nd the Grinding of
the most reoent
L ot excelled by an,
Niimi
SA E.
THE undersigned, owners of a Portable En
gine, with a Carding - Maohine, two Lathes
and a run of French Burr Stones attached, are
prepared to fill orders la their badness at East
Charleston, Pa.
The above property is in good running order,
slut will be sold at a fair price, and on reason
able time.
For partionlai* ittgaire'ot , ffoo. w. Herrick
Wellsboro, or ' ' ALONZO WHITNEY,
on the premises.
ge and Brooms—A' May 4,1871.4 , •,
Pickled
xi the Beet, and oan
•Baer price than any
RS.
LIQU
e Trade to oar large
which. for purityand
s oh, Irish and En
oonstantly on hand.
.ITC LIQUORS—
tra to call and ex
gn and Domesata
I ere.
We put up for the
pure article of Old
ugglat Trade. •
NV Vv.
• C rutlny of our goods
eaortraent being too
OS. & CO.,
~Elmhtt, N. Y.
d Agency
T CAROLINA.
ARMS POR SALE
$6 to $75 per tient,
meet.
ands
Timber
Cyproaa, Gum and
, avigation. Prioelit
erty, viz;
Dwelling., Vaoan
t climate, fertile soil
o waters and goo
Inquire of
W, Atryaat Lan,
Laabeth City, N. C.
For Sale oi• Rent.
El rill"
nstertinue II lance
HAND INIIAND
MpTIJAT_, LIFE
INSURANCEt OMPAtiV
Office, No. 112 H. 4th gt.;Twititaelbhis.
•I
23;1887.
Chart'd Capital $540,000.
Assets over
,•
Stook and Mutual, combining -Security with
Profit's. Spppose yournte already Insured iu a
tirstAclass oonsvany, t 0 from, WI" 'ilzat.'"
ever; (Cay4fter . yearlY Mont) you do not
or cannot paylonger and die—your insurance Is
gone and your monoy wasted. Not so in the
iilitind-IN-WAND," all .Polioles are Nori:Pou-
IIIITABLa.
This oompany whiob ranks . .:istnonuthe - moat
popular and snecessinll Life Insurance Compa
nies, grants policies on all desirable plans, both
with and without profits.
Traveling Priveleges unrestricted.
Alt pilules are 3neontestible after one year
from any Of t tlirbMipitri9,auses. .;
Look te - yriara.*#Taknianee. Nesse exe ; 4 l o4
the following Comparative Table. It is Borne
times alleged by Agents of other Companies that
the Company-they represent is safer than others.
While we unhesitatingly.assert our belief la. the
soundness and stability of atilioMititUteeNtrd#:.'
sire to present the follorrinikrfheirmikutio*e,
t rdse desiring to Insure: •
The following companies, Compare the annual
premium. cill.ripul bisr each for Atn Lawrence on
life at the ago 9f 8d years, payable at death:
• .41untual premium Ten annual -
.. •• - r ot toil:. • payments.
Travelers' $18,84 $88.21
2Etath, A2,*, 42,80
Li0u1ei..11.A.;,..i Woo, ,
. 22170 48;97
Wasblugtani,...; 22,70 ; 7 :48,07
Fland-Inwiland, 18;60 - 35,60
If not already insured take a policy with tko
the best Mutual OcimpanY lit the United • Mate&
March, 1, 1871.-Iy.'
A. M. INGHAM, Agent.
"DI'S
trriallttlil_ .t ICSTOIIAhr
respectfully Inform the pub;
• that they have established a
Livery for Vie,
•
At their Stable on P e arl 14,, oppgsits Wheeler's
wagon shop. Single or Oaks rigs firnished to
order. They atm to keep good beiges stairs.'
gone, end intend to plena°. Prlooti reasonable.
- • WATTS A KETCHAM.
Jan. 4,1871.-Iy.
EMI
Sarsaparilla,
stantly growing rep
utation, based on its
;.U4.211.7 wlrtualq -"a puotodsava 1. 7 lus ace
markable Cures. So mild as to be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet.se,se,r,t,r, t 01;kb:g
as to - effectually purge out the greacor
ruptions o the blood, finch as the scrofulouti
and syphilitic Conta4liatiott. Impuritied,
or diseases that have lurked In the system
for Years, soon„yield to this powerful .ariti
dote,,lind disappear. ilence -.its wonderful
cureb,.many of which 'are publibly blown,
of Scrofula, and all scrofulous diseases
Ulcers, Eruptions, and eruptive dis
orders of the skin, Tumors, Blotches *
Boils, Pimples, Pustules, Som, St.
Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipe
las; Tetter, Malt `Rheipia, *.Scald
Head, Ringworm, and' Internal W.'
ce - rations of the Uterus, Stomaeh,
and Liver. It also cures other com
plaints, to which it would not Seem especi
ally adapted, such as Dropsy,lva)ep
sia, Fits, NeuralglaMeart D _
Female., liyealorps, Debility i
i
Letteortlima v when they*reputairesive:
thins of, the,sereftilOpa poisons. 1! •
It is an , excWient Irestorar of hdalth
strength in the Spring. By renewing the
appetite and vigor of thtrftestive !Nos ' ,
it dissipates the depression an d
. Wells law !
guor of the season. Even *here ntidlickftler",
appears, people feel better, and Hie longer,
for cleansing the blood. he system moves
on with renewed vigo.eqd a ,new lease of
life.
Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell; Mitsi.;
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRVOUISTS BVERriirk —
June 14,'71-17. W. 0. KERBS, Agt.
Weleboro.
SEWING MACHINE.
Singer at the Head.
UNPARALLAVI;Ei ..SUCC"EiS
Woman's best Friend.
TT is the best abused umobine, and the belt
maohtne abused in the' wide world. Try it
end you will like it, It never dielppoints. The
above facts speak louder than words of plat"
by ue.
E. W. HOGABOOM,
Genii Agent for Tioga eountx..
.
N. B.—Maohlnes delbreend to ziarahasere flee
of charge. ' :
Menthol& May 24,1871
foot, Shoe, Leather and
EMI
A. K SMITH & SON,
rrIUE anbooribera iTpnld notify . their Mande
.11., -and automate - Ott theY Ira doing a 1041
boot and 'hoe buainep.on well4koro Week opv.
'polite the late Snifth .They.keep tl,eiota ot,
alekindo and'itioes; te:inikeverybodp,
ladies a nd gent.; also any lEtnd rot ehildxool
wear. - Diop it and gee.
E. 13M/TU it 130 N.
Juno 7, lon, u
~,
; - - r•'
. $1,000,000 oo
Livery Stablef
Ayer's
Is 'widely kuowa
effectual
mid of the most
effectual 'remedies
ever discovered for
eleansing the sys
tem and p arrying
the blood. It has
stood the test of
years, with a :can-
PREPARED BY
The singer
127,8E3 robin 1870;
86, 1 181 sold in. 1869.
69'829 sold In 1888.
It never Tires but.
48 .45f5:1101d in 11376.
MI
Finding.
Tioggi Co, Pa:
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3 ' . 5 ' -r-.'' , 1 -.' , ',,, N, 7 - it.'.,: - .. -- .: 4 4 ., , Ltt , F , ;': l7-, Er . V t, , : „.., ': ..'ci . .. 4 1.r 0- 1 1 ' ; ;_ti:'
$ : : -,' : Z ;4 - < 4 _ 1 4, '` ! "
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lEEE
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Iv E WOULD armouries to he t people of, WellBboro and vtoinity, that we
V V are rocolvlng and tonoonso stook of ~ , . • .
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There has just been a great . deoline In Domestic) Cotton Goode, and they are now selling for
lose than at any time einem 1860. We do not :belleve Ointment' . a lens list of prices * news
y/weir, bet we mean Alm!. we say, when we claim to i sall Goods ehmtp. People from out of
tewnlayeettrolOnatut mobs, by coming here to buy goods. We have h splendid auortment of
EMI
DeLaines, Percales, It{Coheirs, Plaids,..,,Frencb: and trish•Poplins, - Japark
nese Silks and Robes, Fancy Colored and Blah:Dxees Silky •
&a., at prloes very mueb,.lees than last season. We also keep a fall line of
,
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Yanice
and-eutny artlolee o
you the LARGEST
Conking ; N. Y.
The Larg
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`IIOIrAVING fintli
tlicia:at lo
. vaticie.slyer whol eaa
91" .T r ote ri f)?_ g t iaban tr_t a t i r geg ierren a t e l0 0 0 0 d d s e a l restrat i a m ourall ° 2
) prices. nuago es etookua ll
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;-11101111 ISLAND IN , VIVIIR111111;
i t,
.., ~
GLASS, Au. MIS, SIN AND DOUSED TRICK.
PAINTS, ALL IC4NLIS AN COLOSSI, '
VARNISHES ND VARNISH BRUSHES, A NULL STOOK.
IV
fflii
Transfer' Orn ins to, Stripeing Pencils'
i
- atisci r .Bru l hes 1(e Carriage and
,
g-TONR
A fa/111ae of all classes of (lords appertalalug to oar baslaasa kalif ID itof•gc.. ; • ,
Feb. 1,1871.1.• ,
,0., gitENS.
•
a tow asks mum mitelsa oomposlng the - stook
beat quality of liooiitiimyttlo; and all workoat for
111V V I TI; and Ivo alm :
kli"gbt•
•
SASH, DOORS, 8L1N311121, AT FACTORY riticiiiis
yr ellsborO' bleb 1 Itt7f-ly
. . . Wlttikki sossats.
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STOVES, TIN
IRON, NAILS, OARRIAGIi BOLTS, HORSE •SHOES, AND HORSE] NAILS,
Claiiiirdpeaatortsv Tocsins,
A goiprokitoo* of Butldgp •Nitta
- All 4. WRAPPMG
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3431311'NQ. PiteNiPTL't ATTEND.
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Ca p erl a g a l: . t eiltt . t!ci t : resso able l . Piro door above Cone
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~a. and are ready to Nei
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Dooitillile Drees Goods,
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Notioni, Boots and Shoes,
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GROOLRIES, OROCERY,
•
epaoe does not permit on to "peak of, but if you 3011 sail we will ebow
COOK to town. and it riloce•tbat "cannot be beetus.eaufwbere.
•
1870.' NJIWDLL OWBN.
stiblishmonfin Northern Pa. I
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W. C). IiGNLICIEDISI.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGIST!
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Stoves !
• Having on band a large stook of Tin, Eitaves
and Hardware, the undersigned takes plea sure
to announce that , he bast • greet outlay,
ded to the meal stook of the old stand on
MAIN STREET, WELTABORO.
complete assortment of fihstif Hardware,
of which he ennmesate the following articles 3
NAILS, SPIKES, CROWBARS
X OUT, MILL, HAND AND BUCK'
SAWS, BUTTS, STRAP HINGES.
CARPENTER'S TOOLS, PUMPS,
AXES, AUGERS, BITTS,BITT
STOOKS, HATCH/Mt
OM .S,
SHOVELS, SPADES, POEKE,BENCH.
SCREWS, DATINDOOR 'MECUMS,
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THADDEUS DAVIDS' INKS,' KEITH'S
0 0NOENTRATED
,rdEDIOINEa,
= IREDELLIV rLIIID
BURNETT'S 0000AINE, FLAVORING
EXTRAOTS, KEROSENE LAMPS,
PATENT MEDIOINES, ROOK- .
Emnlyimumbuty
AND NLAVORING EXTAAOTS, WALL
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RAviii WINDOW GLASS,
WHIBEW,ASII LIME &
D. DYE COLORS,
AGENTS FOR MARVIN & 00'8 RE
FINED
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flold'at Wholesale Prices, Buyers arerequeste4
to nail and gat quotations baPore going furtbes
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Rest.
W. D. TERBELL & CO.
Corning, N.Y., Jan. 1,1871-y
Furniture ,1 Furniture 1
PEJIVING completed his new Cabinet Ware
home on Naha street, Wellsboro, has stook
it with a large-and superior assorted stook of
FURNITURE.
°lumber Suits, Walnut, Ash, Maple,
&0., &0., etc.,
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from $l6O down, and as oheap
es the same goods can be bet
in the attics, freight added.
, •
.Parlor Suits, Walnut, Cherry, and
' Mahogany, Reps or Hair Cloth,
from $125 down. Also,
SOFAS, LOUNGES, COUCHES, 'TE'rE
with Upholstery to snit.
Center Tables, Walnut or Marble Tops,
Looking Maes, Brackets Pa-,
per Rooks M ocking Chairs, '
• ail kinds,
Wholesale and ltotalL
I am manufacturing as usual, and intend to
keep a full stook of ware, home and oity made
at all times. My Ware 'teems arispaelops and
neat, and not contain the largest, costliest and
best stook of Furniture ever brought into the
eounty. ;
Planing and Matching,
EgiROLL SAW/Itie tt:MOUL4Ni,
done to order at the Faetory.
Jan. 1, 1871-if B. T. VAN HORN.
In
BB
Os:
loyal
to snit .netoraora. All work war anted &prep
resent... They invite partionla r attention to
• ( their Watot Proof '
which are warranted In every respect. Partial'
larattontion givoii to
ROLL - CARDING
CLOTH DRESSING.
INGHAM'S! large stook of Oassimeres, ao
per cent less than any competitors, and warrant as rep:mated.
INGIELLMO manufacture to order, and do all
kinds of Roll-Carding and Cloth Dreealng, and
defy competition.
INGSAMEI have as good an aesor ent of
Full Cloths, Oassimeres, 0.,
and give more for Wool in exchange t an any
other eatabliehment. Try them and Nails your
selves.
INGHAM! wholesale and retail a e Cow.
alluvia Mille, 2 ranee below Knoaviil
Our Mothe are warranted, and eold by the
followlngperione
0. B . MILLET, Wellaboro, Pa.
T. L' BALDWIN it CO., Tioga, Pa.
J. 0. BENNETT, Covington, Pa. •
Deerfleld. Jan 1. 18f1-tt
Cash Paid for WOOL ,
1VE1 1 4,1,
Y FISHLER'S SHOE
ON MAIN OTRUNT, WELLBBORO.
Juno 7, 1871 tf
Farm for Sale
ONS RUNDRBD ACRES with eighty
sores Improved, and situated near ,
the State Road, south of Alaineburg. This a,
tans contains a comfortable house, two g.p.
barns and ninety fruit trees. It is well adapted
to dairying and agriculture. Terms easy. In
quire of the subscriber at Maitusburg, Pa.
Juno 14, 1871—tf, J. A. BOYOE.
lANNTEIIIB OP ADMINIBTItATION having
been
,granted on the ostate efface. W. Hunt,
seemed, late of Brookfield, all persona indepted
to said estate and those having olefins against
the same will settle with , .
MORRIS KISER,
A. J. SIMMONS,
Brooklls/d, July 28, 1871.-Bwo Adm'r.
Planing and fa Ching
D ONE with neatness and dtspatoh. Also,
BEVEL SIDING
made from inch lumber:: don plane 24' inohem
wide. At Hamilton's steam mill, on Hammond
*reek in Jaokaon township, Tioga oounty.
O. HAMILTON.
Jsekto, June 7,1871 11
IMMMSZOKM
TRACITC
B. T. VAN HORN,
A-TETEB,
ham's Woolen Mills!
DEERFIRLD, PA.
abet:l'lldr/ will pay Cash, Fall-Cloth,
• ores, Plague's, &0., SO., for Wool.—
, .InaaufaoWire as usual— '
RDER,, OR ON IIiRBS
CASSIMERES,
AND
Administrator's Notice.
Er
BOOT
AND 811
MEM
1..) imily . di FISIILBR hare
Si now-on and a largo stock
aft. ,41111 of Bootrathdtlheoa, and proton)
, continuing the inanufaotur of
thepamo, set he shop latetyt oc
cupied by Fishier A gondol h. They afro per
poet, reducing prleen on all, geode and maltin g
strictly , l
FOR -
We keep a good al
flats and
BOOTS, BALMORA
BOOTEES, BRO
0 ALLIGA
warranted to lit any foot ft
°Waive
Our Stook
FRENCH CALF, 'FRENCH KIP, UP
PER, SOLE, COMMON CALF,
LININGS, BIN I NO, , •
ROCCO ;
will be kept up as
On Findings we shall be
wamand we shall endea
sa4sfeotory to the trade.
sold.
CASH
FOR HID
CUSTOM IFORIK
Done promptly and wfAi. Repairing done
on ebort notice. Drop in and be convinced.
DERBY & FISDLER.
Doo. 14, 187d.-1y
TO THE FA HERS OF
- TI,OGA • O4 UNTY.
TADS
noW building strayfectory,in Lawrence
vilie.s superior
PANNING
whicitposseasostbe foilowinodrantsgeiover allothe
mills I •
I.ltseparatearye Mits,rat i iitter.ondfouleetkand
sheaf and cockle, firlma wheat
2. It cleans tlax seed,takes but yellow seed, 'and ail
other seeds, perfectly. - I ,
8, It oleanstfmotby seed. I
4. It does all other eeparatingrequiredof a mill
This mill la built oftbe beat and moot doralpe tfa
WAD good etyle,and Is eolf cheap for casb Hor pre
dace.
Lill fit a patent sieve,'
wheat,to othermills,onreato
LawrenoevilleoTan. 1,1.878.4 f
WALIIER &
DEALS
• LA
HA DWARE, IRO ,
STOVES,
1111 TING Si
9 I
WATE '
AGRIOULTURA
Carriage and
BABNEBBEB,
Giorvinc, l , N. Y., Jan.
q=
SMIALIS
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THE IN REDIENTS THAT
COMPOS ROSADALIS are -
publishedpn every package, there
fore it is rc p t a secret preparation,
coryequenlly
[PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE IT
lit if avceitain cure for Scrofula,
Syphilis in all its forms, Rheuma
tism, Skin Diseases, Liver Com- -
plaint a' d all diseases of the
Blood.
iONE 80, LE OF ROSAD I MAS
ill do mbrii good than ton bottles
f the • Tyrupe of . Sarsaparilla.
HE UNgERSIGNED PHYSICIANS
. .
have useillßosadalis inTheir practice
or the past three years and freely
ndorse it as a reliable Altemgv,s
nd Moot kuribor. T
R. T. 0. UGH, of Ntiimmo..
.DR. T.l. 130e1KIN, 4. 1. "
DR. R. w. CARR. ' • ...'"
DR. F. O. DANNELLY, "
DR. J. S. SPARKS, of Nicholasville,
K y. I
DR..I. L. hIoCARTHA, Columbia,
S. C.
DR. A. B.INOBLES, Edgecomb, N. Ci
,
USED AND ENDORSED BY,
J. B. FRENCH & SONS, Fall River,
Mass. •
I F. W. SMITH, Jackson, Mich.
A. F. WHEELER, Lima, Ohio.
B. HALL, Linea, Ohio. •
ORAVM& CO., Pordonsvillo, Va.
SAM'L. O. McF.A.ODEN, Murfroes
• bore,Tenn.
Our spa4o will not allow of any or.
tended remarks in relation to the
virtues of ißosadalis. Totho Medical
Profesaion we guarantee a Fluid Et.
tract aupe t or to any they have aver
used Ile he treatment of diseased
Blood; and te the afflicted we say try
Rosadalis, and you will be restored
to health.
. . Rosedale fa sold- by ell Meggido;
ptice $l.. 0 per bottle. Address
CLEICENTS Sc CO.
-h anufacivitv Chimisth
DATaiIiOAN, 1104
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July 19, 1871-Iy.
New Nu
Wow opened In Bm th A Bowen'e block, sec•
/..1( and floor, a mass whero will be kopt
on exhibition, and for pale,
Steinway and other Pianos,
Cabinet Organs, and a choice selection of Sheet
Meal*. New innate received every month.—
Lessons on Piano and' Organ, and in Singing
r i,
will be given,' Opport nity for practice a ff orded
to those who may dealt - it, H. W. TODD.
Wellsboro,Peb. 16-8 o.
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New Tob4coo Store !
THE aubscriber has fitted up the *ore sr,:
dooraast Thomas harden's dry gpads store,
for the manufattture and sale of
(MIA S, (all grade 4), Fancy and Common
SMOKING TOBAC I CO,Miahigan Fine Cut
0,11.4 1 WIN CI, and all kinds of
PLUG TOBACCO, PIPES, and Med/Pi
cea Brand I rf CIGARS.
pr. Otilland see foriyoursOlves.
I JOHN W. PTJRSEL.
Wollaboro, Jan. 1 ) 18T1—tf.
'A Mitt STORE!
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, BORDE N Imps constantly .on
I band: Pure Drugs and Medicines ,
Chemicals, Paints and Oils, Lazo
Stationery, iYanitoo Notions ,to. -
PRIDOCIRIPTIONB OARSIYIILLT C/o bourn
11. 11, BORDEN.
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Tioga, Jan. 1, 1/171.-Iy.
Gen'i Insur
KNOXVILLE,
Life, Fire, a
- Assets over
ASSETS OF
Ins. 00. of North Arnett
Franklin Theft's. 00.
North British Merean
of London and Edinht
North' Arm. Biro Ins.
Niagara Fire Ins. Co.o''
Farmers Nut. Fire InsJ
Phan!' Nut. Life Ins.
ford, Oonn.
Penn'a Cattle Ins. Oa.
Total
Insurance promptly effected by mall or otheeil
r
wise, on all kinds of :Property. All /W
promptly adjusted and 'paid. Livo stook lour.
ed against death, fire or theft.
AU oommuniostionsiiroMptly attended' to --
Office on Main Street, d door above ShurCh It.,
Knoxville, Pa. I Wit. B. Sitl/H
,April 26, 1871-tf.it.
II
BTOII,
SM.
ortment of
Caps,
S, GAITERS,
ANS AND
INS
in No. 0, to 1$ in
heretofore:
found at home
or to sell at grid
ire Won't be nude
AID
or oepAratlng ontsfror,
nabletenne.
.1 31 14ATHER
LATHROP,
1:111
, STEEL, NAILS,
N- WARE,
S, CUTLERY,
LIME,
IMPLEMENTS,
am Trimmings,
DDLES, ho
,1871-y
1. is Store.
; nce Agency
TpGA' 004 PA
d Accidental.
$24,000,000.-
COMPANIES.
Loa, Pa r t 3,050,535 60
Of Villa, Pa, 6,087,452 35
dtiie Ina. Co.
),urg, 10,000,000
0.-of N. Y. 500,000
C
),f N. Y 1,000,000
Co.,York, Pa, 909,899 15
ioo. of Hart
-6,081,940 50
bf Pottsville. 600,000 00
$24,229,847 64