UGA COUNTY AGITATOR.
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Local' Items.
SVPIDNESPAY, SEPT. 20, 1871.
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Now Advertisements. -
Lot For Sele—Lucinds Black. '
Mottroy. • - -
Head Quartere=llastlnga . Coles. '• •
Examination of Toaohers—B. Horton;
Musie—H. W. Todd.
Wellsboro Sobcol Tax—Jrp I. Mitchell.
For Sale—J. Emery,
Isfere Geode—Young as Co.
s hawls—Wilco: h Co.
POSTPONED. ^r— Mariott .Brosius, bus
written to say that ho cannot be in Tiogti County
b , t he purpose of featuring, instil after the 00,
, .er elections.
The WeHeber° Minstrel Troupe wil
g ive an entertainment at Bowen Coned 01
Tues day evening, °debar 2d. For particu
t a r?, Fee large bills. ,
-10:w GOODS.—Now is the time to find
nice, large stook of now goods at Wickham &
Farr's, toga. Good goods and low prip(yzi;is
ibr motto.
PERSONAL. Mr. Enos Nichols, who
has been living in Kansas for , sonte time, returned
hom e hot week, and is now enjoying, a visit
amo ng his numovotat friends in the village.
—Oar young ' friend, Mr. Ezra 11. Potter, is
0 0 'pending n few flays in this place with his
ma ny friends. Ile is doing a large and flourish,
incbuiisess in the hat trade In Buffalo, N. Y.
—Hon. John C. Knox . and Wife are stopping
s ,„ m e days in town, the guests of his brother-in
l a w, Rev. N. L. Reynolds.'
Judge Knox was for some ton years a member
v f the bar of this county; afterward President
j u dge in some of the western counties, and also
ale of the Supreme Court Judges of the State..
Frank Phelps & Co., will give ah ex
tabition of the hippooomigno order (whatever
that may bo) on Tuesday the
.19th. We know
frank, and we think his exhibition will be worth
King. • Enpassants is it a comic-horse perfor
isoce—as the name would Ind:leas'? •
GoOD YlELD.—Augustus Benddict, of
Ormond, sowed 4i. bushels of Soles wheat, and
from the product threshed 112 bushels of clean,
Jump wheat.
William Wilson has enlarged and ro
tted his clothing and dry goods store. lie un
astands his business as a clothier, and his ape
islity is ready made clothing, of which he has
largo and well selected stook. If•you need a
11 or winter rig, give him a call.
Flee. —The ,barti belonging tO Mr.
E..C. Simpson (formerly Clymer property)' was
destroyed by fire about 9 o'clock Monday night.
The family horse, carriages - and. other propert •
were also destroyed. It is supposed to be the
work of an incendiary.
MILITARY PARADE.—There will be a
popsy of soldiers on the Fair grout a during
he exhibition, with military music. Those who
flight is tuilitary evolutions and parade, will
Imo take notice.
Mrs. A. J. &field bps the best assort
ment of ladies' furnishing goods and ready made
clothing in the county. Il'et l stock of millinery
roods is very large and well selected, and her
Islesroom well worth a visit from those who take
so interest in—" the articles that ladies use to .
keep them beautiful or leave them neat."
LARGE POTATOES—AND, SMALL.-3...
.i'paulding, of Chatham, loft two.large potatoes,
nio of which weighs 2 lbs. 12 oz., the other 1 lb. -
1l oz. They wore dug from two bills, one of
which contained 216, and the other 355 potatoes.
The seed came from Bradford county; name of
clriety unknown.
State street is being rtapidly improved
and beautified, by the building and adorning' of
neat residences, ns well as the straightening and
grading, of the street. It promises to be the
handsomest street in the county.
We have been shown some very ,fine
*tun frames from the ROM rooms of B i . T. Van
Horn. Charley Thompson, portrait painter, says
they are cheaper than anything of the kind and
pality this sido of Now York ; and, as they are
;home product, we do not hesitate to recom
mend those in want of flAntes to try B. T. Van
DRY GOODS.—Messrs. ewell & Ow-
the enterprising dry goods dealers in Corn
ing, have just filled their shelves, counters, and,
in filet, the entire store with an immense stock of
t-noth. The Indies will be pleased to learn this
act, 33 will all their old customers. Neer advor
f:enielit next week. •
PROOF POSITIvE.—` ) Why do you op
pm the giving the ballot to women ?" asked a
Illy the otter erdnlng of a confirmed bachelor.
"Ewan me, Madan," replied, he, "but I ha l ve
tot !efficient confidence in their capacity to con.
iact hotness affairs: ) "What evidence of their
teatal inferiority to man can you advance ?"
queried the lady. " A simple fact is enough to
.thety my mind, and that is the frightful way in
ehich they do up their back,hair." •
UNION OF HEARTS.—There were at
'fist two happy persons in Wellsboro on Thttrs
ity 'mt. The few words said by Dr. Mitchell,
tiling Mr. B. F. Bowen and Miss Mary A. For
9th husband and wife, were not, the cause, but
'`.e occasion of the joy. The ceremony was per
'',ttnel at the residence of ,the bride's parents,
tsl was witnessed by 'this family friends.. After
l'.lc repast, the newly married, with the usual
r . ,tte of good Wishes sincerely uttered by all, left
m the afternoon train for the West. Uniting
'soh the many friends of the party in extending
tar best hopes for their,future, we have only to
1 /claiEc, " happiness and prosperity; everywhere
'ci always, - attend them. '
As OLD LANDmAttic, the Morris
tawiun, Is being rebuilt and refitted at heavy
ttpen‘e by F. D. Bunnell. Fred has got-up the
vreli, with ornamental pit i litra and caps, and is
Putting in a new front, witich he declares is to
'ake clown anything of the kind in the borough.
Fad a lice man, and we wish ho had half a
tilhon to slash around with. lie would alter
things—some
BASE BALI• EXTRAORDINARY.—WO
ire not a baso•ballist—liking rather the oar(the
red,:and rifle. Hut we approve of any, tnlnly,
energizing nnt•door exercise, and we, especially
like the frank, manly friendliness that should,
tad usually does, arise from friendly competition
healthful sport. Liking this. it follows that
.
Sr don't like such unfair running and coarse hul•
l7•ragging as cur •' Actives" mt at the hands of
the Corning " Renrsarges," in a base bait match
t!ha tirca since. Tho Actives were badly bea
ten—in Billingsgate and elang,—though they
Imo tho genie easily enough, if you qount. base
Ntusu•AL.—Miss Todd is our next
neighbor; she occupies the front room op
io.ttle the Ayitator office in Bowen Ai, Cone's
t rock: Having mentioned her l loeation., lot us
!oink that her specialty is music, of Phial she
'IA competent teacher. Also, she has agencies,
it the tale of pianos, cabinet organs and melt)
As a teacher of music sins stands high :
.1 as a lady who may be trusted with the tut
, t trhi , ri of a young girl musical or moral net
t the it leo well known in this section to no- d
etilari.einent from us. And:we pen this no
'r6tily, because there arc people in crowded
Lave girls whom they' would like to
1 " .1 into healthy "country quarters,' where
urdel, mountain Or, moral sUpep-ision 4mi
hliial education might be insured.: T
few girl huardorn, anti, 'lnes the motherly
thew, tnutally and physically, while her mu•
141 abilities nro beyond question.
P ozmkNstitp.—(l. W. Palmer Ime
1 % as ala of chirographical specimens, which
a high degree of Skill with the pen, nod'
Woos tohained of our own cramp-hand write.
Epeehuens can bo aeon pt _our office, : and
Ihem—the lord's Prtiier, in the compass
&AVIA really a cariosity.- Some of
: 11 'tt ptinting and ornamental writing 1s very
' and, as a whale, wo do not remeMber to
; 14 teen a better heed. write. Mr Palmer will
4 htro iu Octobe r : and will our youngsters b str
that the money which IR '?pent on bccr
c, `leigare by many buys, Would suffice to I.ky the,
i ' l qatieo for that rare but viluabloaooomplith --
1: 11 t ; Bond hand." Beoauqe it pap, you
Dpro CATAT.,.-,-7,Tbe,Mapt3>it.Ane,4o4ljic
louse nt, liill4 dreideilll 14.dedlea CA - with - 4:
proprlate 'services, on Thursday, Sept. 28. Open.
ins ser mon by Rev. N. L. Reynolds,, of 'Wellsbo
ro, at 100 'clock A. M. Sermon In •thii after
noon by Rev. Mr. Baskwell, -af Blessburg. IA
general nvitatlon le extended. - -.„ -
ZEL I 's ENCIAripLQIkEDIA.—TII4i 1111d4r`
signed , • ring been Xeqttested by, idr. J. C. John.
sod to.glv,e Zell's Encyclopedia an extended and
orltbitil 'examination, make the - following state
ment, all the result of Melt, inyeatiffatlon. In
amount f matter, it is eqp - atto;!twelve - vellum*
of ;App eton's Encyclopedia. Its articles arc
written ith great.care,• •and:so condensed as 'to
contaill he matter essential to a •knowledge ,of
the 'subjict treated. It is brought down to, the
present day : giving,an ,account` ;of &dimly' Ro
-1
~ dan an the fate ; of - N ow,oleenilll and Pie 'pep
ondEm ire. - , .- /, • •
In th department of scuinc4; it - glyea' th 4 re
sult of ti e latest researth, which adds very great
ly to its alue in comparison with any other cp
olopedial; while in 'its copious illustrations it is
-entirely Without-a rival. • -,-- .. - _.
Each 4f us / having Ia:
nmined the work With
respect to our several ' departments' of 'study, do
ohoorfuli t y'imd warmly recommend it as a most
valuable, and reliable. work, whose- general MO
cannot fail to exercise a most important and ben
eficial influence. It is a successful attempt to
„giro - the American people a library for a sum
which places it.withm the reach of all: - -.'
1 A. C. WINTERS,
N. L. REYNOLDS,
W. W. Wxnu. '
lion. J, B. MILES. ' '-
Wellaboro, Aug. 24, 18.71.
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_I Mansfield, July
.310871. ,
Dear Sir:-4' consider " Zeus ' Enoyeloy:edia,"
the host now in use, for the' ritriount oftioney'in
voted. iTho work ought to ho in . the 'hands of
every teacher, and found on every teacher's desk.
. . Yours truly, -- P-A. ALLEN. .
The above named gentltilnen are too is - rell-koiwrt
throughout this. motion to need any endorieritent
from us . 1 and we need not remark that an ex
haustive%neyelopedie is a library of knowledge
in itself. . It is, silent sohoolmaster in the house,
always t hand 'for 'refeie'nee; 4Osting ' nothing
after the purchase money first paid, but always
remaining a'bink of knowledge On lifhloii drafts
are payable at sight. We may add that this
work is being universally endorsed and adopted
throughout the country, by scholars, mavens and
scientists. Address J. o.. Johnson, Covington,
Pa.—[E ..
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Ho •LinAitTowN.—A colored • inatt,
passed through our town a fow days since' with
to horse and buggyo; which he had' stolen from
parties at Painted Post. His
much
was
Welisboick; yet ho spent too much time trading
wagonsl After trading in Tioga, be made a thial
with Mt- Benjamin Benjamin Potter; dealing illts•tiell:lP T ,
ward of thirty dollarb into his own 6111340 Mr.
Potter's (displeasure: The authorities followed
him.beyoild Blossburg, where they caught the
rascal. I __ . -
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Extra train No. 4. on the W. and L.--railroad,
roa ir ,
commenc'ed running as per time table, on the
11th ins nt, making connection with the Tioga
tt
trains at Lawrenceville. The number of freight
care passing and repassing gives assurance of
busluess,and looks promising, for the future. ~
- On the' 13th'tlie oars killed a--'• creature-for
Mr. Doni'id White.
Cherie ; Humphrey
I I;
el. Co.'s new steam saw mill
is nearly completed. When done, 'this mill will
-be one o the beat in tho country &is . located at
Hill's creek, on the,railioad.' .. .
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John lieddiligton's hotel eame'Very near being
consumed by fire on the 12th. The fire origina
thed froM the ignition of tar that had been put
on the ro f to prevent leakage.
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The or inane° of baptism was administered t o
Mrs. Hir Potter, by the Rev. Mr. Bunnell, on
the 27th him°.
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Austin Lathrop,r has,the contract for gra
ding the owanesque railroad.
STAT FAIR.—The exhibition . of the
Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society whioh
occurs at Scranton on .September, 19th, 20th,
21st ana c r2d'promises to, be a display of:unusual
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magnific n o. A splendid
collection ofi.natise
and import d live stock will be, on exnlbition,
including orned cattle, sheep, swine, Ac. , , •
One of th prominent features of the fair 'will
be the gran trials ot speed, which ,are, gijt, I take
place daily of the largest premiums laver offered,
by the sop' ty, and we are assured that in this,
as in all Oh branches of home industry, compe-2
tition will b . remarkably brisk and active. Ar
rangemercta have been concluded for the finest
and largest floral display ever shown at any ex
hibition of the society, which will include all the
rarest and most beautiful varieties of native and
exotic plaints: ' .. ,
Liberal:terms have been made with the differ
ent Railroad companies, ' by' whieh excursion'
tickets good for the round trip will be issued• at
greatly reduced rates and all animals and • arti
cles that ire been on exhibition and remain
untold wi Ibe returned free. The prospects of
v f
the societ' for a brilliant fair have never been
more prO i lane, and... !Ma :a 41., Mat. oxlsltilttUn
that will occur in this section for a number
of yeqs e hope oar Citizens and - people of , the
neighborhood will contritute liberally' in the
way of entries, attend tan body and make - it
both ered table and enecessful.
GOOD TEMPLAR ''UONYEITtION.—TIw
quarterly Convention of the Good Templars of
our oount met at, Wellabor° on the 13th and 14th
instant. a.d was attended by__fair 'delegations
from the various lodges. The Cimvorpon met
in the Go • d Templars' hail for organizaitoti-An
ring the ternoon of the 13th, and in the eve
ning nt ho Court House, whore addrefees of
great into eat were delivered•by Rev. Dr. 'Back,
of Wellsb.ro, and Rev. G. P. Watrons, of Mans-
field, to a largo and appreciative audience. . The
session o tho 14th was oeeuPied
. in tke 11140.,
ion and at option of resolutions, and questions of
interest. Tho full minutes arc p.r9miseksus.l,fpr
peblioati,n next weeti. ;axe (the
reselatio4 adopted:
Resolved, That we regard the liquor traffic as
'the inciting cause of nine-tenths of the vide,
Misery and crime which - afflict: societyvAdtpy
our courts, 'and 1111 'our prison's and
'that it okight to be resisted by all rightful
means wail measures. y, ' =
2d. Th&t Rai traffic is, in and of 'itself,
crimi
nal, and the law ought so to brand it. '
3d. That every license granted is a premium
to crime;l that money paid the State for 'Menge
to make drunkards , ' is blood-money. Corpora—
tionslav4 no moral right to take such. money ;
legislatures none to authorize it ; courts' none to
sanction it. That the liquor license law does not
protect, bg destroys; and to sanction 'and au
thorize a crime, may give it a false glitter of re
spectability, but cermet alter its nature. •
4th. That it is the duty of all persons, interes
ted in thWtemperance reform, to oppose - persist
ently, •in the face of fill'ilefeat, - by agitation, - rag
monstraneo and memorial, the licensed sale of
intoxicating liquors as a beverage. •
sth. -That we will use all proper means to se
cure the Passage of a law by oursStato" Legisla-:
tare; thatlehall make the owners or occupiers of
premises whore intoxicating liquors are sold as a
beverage, liable in damages for the loss or inju
ries sustained by reason of such sale.
Oth. That women, as wives, mothers, sisters
and daughters; and as members of society gene
rally,•lnive as vital an interest in this subject as
any class l ean have; and that the - exereise of the
right of seftrage by them, to which as citizens
they are justly entitled, would greatly strengthen
and hasten the temperance reform.
7th. That, as between persons 'asking notaina
dons -for office, other qualifications being regar
ded, preference ought always to be_given bathos*
of. unqualifltd temperance habiteind•prineiples.
Bth. That we regard the prohibitory, or so
called Tidily Party movement in this
.State, at ,
this time, and under ilte eirtuttistericesof its
inneeptioi,' us premature and ill-advised, net
likely, to OVATICO, but rather to injure the cause
of temperance in this,State.
9th.-. That the use of intoxicating drinks as a
beierage, I by, the members of any Christian
church, should bo deemed a violation of Chris
tian prinbiple, and as much a subject of disci
pline as profane swearing, lying, or stealing.
10th. That we believe the nee of aleoliqlie
wino at the communion table of tho LordNl Sup
per, to ho Inconsistent 'with trud temperance prln
eiples and attended'nwith datiger to communi
cants
II th, T tat. ns Good Tempters, pledgqd against
the we of all that intoxicates, we should, in our
public an private, social and business relations,
keep invi4bite our abstinence principles, and the
bonds of ,tir common fellowship—which require
not our alirtinenco alone,—but that we dissemi
nate like lkinc ip los ; and to this end, it is desi
rable farall lioi.:es of this Otder to hold public
tempbrone l e meetings in suitable plecee' tri -their
vicinity, With the view of strengthening the tem
penmen sentiment, of the community.
121 b. T at we regard .tobacco us a . narcotic
poison, n cessory to the use of intoxicating
drinks, and would therefore urge total abstinence
from its t/ /4.: I
lath 1173 t, for the protection of the Wellsboro
Graded School, where ,over (our hundred, ;youth
ore acquiitng habits of life, and education, we
petition the. Legislature for la l aw prohibiting
the ,wiit,, otHtEtt of intoxicating drinks us a beve
rage within two miles of said school, similar.to
the law 14 the protection of the State Normal
School at litansneld, .pa. .. .
14th. That those physicians who are in tho
habit of giving " tasting prescriptions" to topers
to drink intoxicating, drinks, ad libitum, thereby,
enabling druggists to keep the law anly in tho
letter and Violate it in the spirit, are guilty of a
gross breafili of professional honor, and unworthy
of patronage.
15th. That this Convention recommend to onr
lodges, thA hereafter they give timely notice of
the probable number of delegates they Will send
to the sessions of the Convention.
16th.'That we extend our thankpia'illit:ees""
mittee-appointed for the purpose' of aectortalniati
and transmitting the staading and views of esti
nidates np4n the qedistlon of temperance, for the
fidelity with which they performed their tinties';'
and that ow thanks are due thkeounty Commis
shiners for ithe - use of the Court illto9se, awl OR
tq the members of Welleborofor' toli
cOurtell and hospitality: .
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Leaving . , the Heat and erri*f; at Ohioato or
likaa6PO4//4. 1 9 1 ,t reach the Wert
The best ,Line is acknowledged to be the 0., B.
& Q.,,joiried together with ire B.& .51, Railroad,
by the Iron Bridge atilurlington i 'and.ettlit4l the
Titratanaros Ropyst - -
The meta line ftf:the Ratite
connects withlhe great Paollio Roads; and tonna
today the leadlng . ronte . to Galifonrila.
:IGO:snot; enterlaiNebriskk .`Plitintiouth,
passes, through Lincoln, the State papittd,, and
this year t liefinished kaartiti*," fer;,
ralnitbe ebertest tante sorties tiiiCoitinent by
over 100 miles. ;
Another brew* of, the TR. M., diverg**s
Red Oak, falls into ttlinarunnievlown the Mick,
swirl thioagl Bt. 40e- to „Hamm ally, , and all
Kansas. tiassengers by this route to Kansas, see
Illinois, Ociutheriaeitt, aidMiseourr„ end, by
.
.
slight.dimgenm-can see zielt . ralka aisa.
LevereefilneVews should remember the Bur
lington Mina, for its towns "high;gleaming
from afer".4lta tree-Maga& atrearna-Its rough
bluffs and quarries—its - corn-donna sitietohing
over the prairies further than eye can reaoh.,.
Land.buyere'vrillbe'auie-to 14
tliey have friends ant ng the twchtbousan o
have already bought farms from Goo. S. Harris,
the'Land CotelnissiAter alba B. & Di. R. R. at
Burlington, Towit,_ . or among the, four - thousand
honte.steaders" and : P_re-etoPlor.e who 'hot'
died`olaims -in "the Lincoln land aloe, tire
"Uncle Sam Is riob enougla T to give us al; a farm'
...3`tdi 10,
SPECIAL, NO
- :AVPIR `O:4UACKS.
----:Atirietim of early indiscretion, causing ner
vous debility, premature , decay
,be., having )
tried In valaerery,adrettiscd,,remedy,
covered a simple mars or se lf-cure, whioh,he
gill : amact: l frea Sig,: t . 4)1.
14Evue:,,78 Nassau st., New
1871-47:" '" " ' "
Idieelenorles and„othern, sojourning. in. fer : i
sign lands - should not fall to take irlth them a
geed eupplf Johnion't Anoilieselinintiot:' It
te tho most reliable medloine for all purposes
thorolald the world.
13ontaitons dieenoes, ouch ea horse all, &hinder,
&e.; maY be proitented by the noe d. Sherician'e
Cavalry_ Cot,dition Potociftri. 4"oracojt.t travelog
with hoites 'should take note of thlo :.•,:;,:
• IT.IIIANO EQUAL.
In all oases of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
and Kidney disease's, Mianzun's flgnß •Itrresse .
will be found a reliable remedy. It has been be
fore- the American people for over ten years, and
is now recognized as a ‘ stanclard preparation. It
is Sold by,Dinggists 'everywhere, possesses the
confidence of the people in a greater degree than
any other patent medidirie; and is endorsed' and
recomMendedlly ItyifiCianiin every Section of
the countri: ' • • •
°lite Messenger of Health.
A large else paper, descriptive of disease, its
origin andAure, wilt be mailed free to Any ad
dress, on application to Dr. B. B.Hart,mari h 00.,
-Lancaster, Pa,
,
-85pt..6.1871-11n : . • ,• •
M. CAREY
rurOULD say ,to the citizens of Wellaboro
and vtcinity,,t4t 44epored to do
all kinds of ,
Sta
iruokhr , ; „
5, viu
Patent Plating for rules on short, nctice. Call
at bier rooms over Mrs. Soilelds Millinery store.
Wellsboro, Sept. 20, 1871- 1 1ini: ' 'i'"'"s'
Gen'l insurake Agency
KNOXVILLB, TIOGA' 00;14
Life, Fire, and Accidental.
Assets over $24,000,000.
* : • ' , :sA6;VIS•O7 COMPANIES.
11114'00. of NOith'*miirioa, Pa $3,050,535 CO
'Franklin Vire Ins. Co. of Philo, Pa, 3,087,452 35
Northßritish A Meroantile Ins. C 0."..
orLendon and 0,000;06
North Amer. Flie'lni."oo;'of 11;7"." • -- 5130,000
Niagara, Piro Ins. Co.ot • . 4,ooo;pbsi
Farniers Mat. Fire Ibc'eo.',lyerk;Pte`ooo,BBo:l6'
Phienlx Mut. Life Intl: Co. of
ford, Conn ' "
Penti'tti Cattle Ins: Co. of Pot,tiiille: 600 16 000 00
$24,220,847114'
Insurance promptly effected , by•mail or'otherl
wise, on all hinds of Proierty. All losses
promptly adjusted and paid. Live stock insult
edniptinst death, fire or theft. ---
I am also agent for the Andes Fire Ins. Co.
of Cincinnati. Capital, $1,500,000.
All pommanioatienis promptly. 'attended to „
OfthArou Main'Otreet, 2d door atuive Church et:,
Knoxville, Pa. WM. B. SMITH
Aprll2s, 1871 7 -tf. • : . Agent.
Total
WELLSBORO
Door Sash lc Blind Factory.
ENJAMIN . AUSTIN, is prepared , to:fgt. !
otsh firet..olaes-work from - the' best fgrabif','
at his hewleetory -which is now ia.full operatlo.
":DOtq 6b,
allatrlZAP 11 4 110MIEZieh '
AND MOULDINGS,,
conttantly-on band, or niannfaottred io order:
Planing- and... atclung
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done promptly, and ( in 'the' beet The
best workmen employed, and none but the beat
seasoned lumber treed. .lineourage home indus
try.
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Factory near the toot o
BEINJ. AUSTIN,
trellibo;o;44,l4BC2; '1871: H'
Xbe
CHARLES A. DARA,
Zite gotta elfttitig
A Newropifper of the Present Timm.
Intehded (of. kit,* Novi;•in
Including Farman:4- Mechanics. Merchants, Pro.
fesslonal Men, Workers, Thinkers. and all Man
ner of Honest Folks, and the Wives, 130n8, and
Daaghteraofnll such.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR. A YEAR I
ONE HUNDRED COPIES FOR $5O.
Or less than One• Cent a Copy., •Let tllerhqsaa
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$3O Club at every Post 0111ce.1 4 )
SEMlOinintihr Sinip s`2sA YEAR,
of the same size and, general character as
THE WEEKLY. bat with a greater variety of
miscellaneopt readipg, and furnishing the news
to its suoserlbers with greater froshnees, tli:muse
it comes twice a week Instead of once only.
THE DAILY SUN, $O A YEAR.
A preanknentlr readable newspaper, with the
lamest circulation in the world. Free, lade• -
nendent, and feasiess in politics.
copy;he. news
from everywhere: TWo cents a by mail.
bO cents a month, or $l3 a ye,aD.
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the Semiweekly one year to getter up_of with).
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(and tiro Daily yor one year ,to the ge=r up Of
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dressed ((and the Datlyfor oneyear to tnezetter
up of clue). • 19Ixty Dollam
THE biItif•WEBILLT BUN.
Fire soilea. one year, BillaratelLaddressea,
Meat Dollrs.
Ten conies. c 4f veer . apnistelP luldraill/ (and
ari Va 1% up of elan).
10 $4 •
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SEND YOUR. MONEY
in pent Office orderi, ebecice„or *e ft s on New
York. wherever cowman. Janos, tom retina
itle lettere eontalignit money. &Wrens
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RIMS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS
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AGENTS FOR MARVIN & 0015 RE-
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Whali _ and
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keep a hill stook of ware, home and city made
at alltimes. My Ware Booms are 'pavlova and
neat, r and now contain the large*,• ; etratliest and
beet stoat of Furniture' evet trasight into the
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now s it Dm your hues you don't gat* the clothier; when pit need trill or winter lukusiefOr
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quality on s
CL 0 .1141 CAISSIeIifFREN
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wri'''Oinnot be undersold. Call and ' examine
Ponds and prloes bapse purchasing elsewhere.
Partionlar attention paid toPhysicdens IkestiriP
tinskand,aompounded at alitiouref
The !mire ge of the pnblio Is solicited,
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7. , I May 4t, 1 71.
Sill Sr, Squires,
WICOLROALR DEALERS IN
Foreign tt Domestic Liquors
•
,©goats, tor Tine :01 Whiskies, ,
CvntrirD. Ekti, " '
• 0. N. Soriano, j C' RNING, N. Y.
ir, 1871.
- Every year increases the popularity
of this vuluable . f air Premation;
T.,:hich is due to meritralone., We can
:fissure our. old patrons that it is kept
Jolly up to its high standard; and. it
ix the only, reliable and perfected prep
aration for'restoring GRAY,, OR FADED
• L ijAin, to its youthful color, making it
soft, tustrons, and silken. The scalp,
'by,its use, becomes white and clean:
It'removes all eruptions and dandruff,
and, by its tonie`.properties, prevents
the hair from falling out, as; it stimu
y,bites :and nourishes the 'hair-glands.
By its use, the hair grows thicker and
stronger. In baldness, it 'restores the
capillary glands to their normal vigor,
:and will'create a' nem growth, except
in extretne old' age. - It' is
-the most
econemica. RATE,DRESSING ever used,
-,tts it requires - fewer applications, and
; ;diyeiii the
,cair aL splendid, glossy ap
liearance. A. A. Ilayes, M.D., State
Actsaer -oMassachusetts, says,." The
constituents-are'. pure; and carefully
ANeteit for excellent qoality; and I
consider it the BEST .L:j4APA.RATION
lertits intended: purposes.'t
'sod bualr DruggistsZersid.llealers in Medicines.
Price Qno
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FOR THE WHISKER".
A.s'our Renewer in .any cases re=
: ,quires too long a time,'.and too much
care, to restore gray or faded Whisk
ers, we hai , e prepared this dye, in' one
preparation; which will quickly and
effectUally-accomplish this result. It
o:etuarappliell, imd.preduces2a color
• which neither rub .nor wash off.
Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty
Cents.
Manufactured by R. P. MAU: &
NASHUA, N.H.
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rIPHOROOGEL BRED, pure! blood, Ohio im
I. proved Chester White pigs (stock brough
from Ohio) for sole at,Otringion, by
August 2, 1871 2in ', " C, F. KING.
AFTER 20 YEARS
Of thorough' trial it has become an established
fact theft ROY'S' OHOLERA DROPS is the best
Family Medicine that can be found for th - renco of
Diana HYSIINTHRY,
cone; cramps,
CHOLERA=MORBUS
• SUNIVIEtCOMPLAINT
And all those disorders of ,the bowels which are
So common in theSninmer end:Fall. This Medi.
nine never toile when rightly used. It is no
OIJRR-ALL, it is noireoommended for anything
also. It,does not;contain pepper like the Pain-
It (Weil not irritate"; but is - mild and
soothing in' Its' operation. If is nut like any
ether medicine, ttie'refore ask for - ROY'S elm
ERA , DROPS and take no othei kind. ,
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'PRIOE :50 SOLD EVERYWHERE
•
'SA LV,TIFER !
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preparation has gained its present repu
tation heuatile it data .not disappoint the pur
chaser. It is one iittliose'useful things that is
alstayt kept ttiliand in oi , eiy . eountry home;
Ap rit. tij I y pedieicte , VOTAMInnIe Sainiiter
Satutiter•ta tee applica-- ;has no equal .in the'
lion for -1- t 'On* '
f ',Pon Eiin; '
Rheum:l4 , lAL: , Ring-bone
STiffJgiutly i:tkilbiatne, Harness Galls, Spavin 4
Dipiltb!ria, Sore Throat, it r weeney,, Wind Peffs,
Cinup.'Quinc,y,"• • 'edratcheK Larhenees
Sprain*, Lefton., C - tillut i ttunobei,
N
Accidental. 'Notice, ; Foundefed Feet,
134 e Stingit v Externat•lNitsone
vies c
, - This:ttined
~ I S, fontid useful In every
.' no 04 Barn,:
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Bold tiy, pfialets" and Cosintry-kterelsauts gen,.
stably. : . - ,:•._ Sept. 1 . .1,4'(1.. •
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LtiffHAM it. CO.
LE SICILIAN
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.31114. I. ,MITCHELL, Art; ,
WELLSBORO, PA,
leruis Policies in first-Claes Ibraptntes atas
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RELIABLE COMPANY
trtii grant Inattrano,
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The iTheapest Place in
For Photogra
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00111 GALLORY!
0 PARDO foe 60 cents. I.,arge:pietares end
frames for $l. Old plotting copied, en-
Wisedand finished in the finest style. • New
style frames and everything kept in *gallery on
hand, orfaraished to order.
• i •
LOWEST PRIORS 41.14.0 THE
BEST WORK.
TH
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over Gardnoria grooew store. '
184'1 tf I Welleboro, P.
800
Fes
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able , Town Property
FOR SALE.
subscriber offers for , sale the following
party, viz: 20 village bits situated on
treat, 4 iota situated near Sheridan at., 9
land near MO cemetery. This property
old at moderate prices and time given;
house and iot of Chas. 'Williams, nett
. Church.. 'The subscriber As also agent
orth Carolina ;And Company. Par.
ring to visit that section can get Rail
i t eta at reduced prices, and also valuable
kill in reference to the Company - frem
lp. 1871—tf. W. SHERWOOD.
tr
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Stare 8
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will be
also tb.
the M.
for the
ties deg
road
Infer*
Ma:
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ON, ORR & CO.,
HO
STONY PORK, PA
Manufacturers of
•
Buggies y r Sulkies,
VATAmisiSrc
tform Spring, Truck and
LOmber Wagons,
1 CUTTERS,
I
SLEIg-HS AND 808 SLEDS.
We are prepared to do anything in our lino
on abort notice and in the boat manner. Satis
faction gnitrrantoed.
HOUGHTON, ORR do ao.
HASTiNS & COLES,:Agto, Wollaboro.
--• . • .
Stony
ork, April 5, 1871.
II AY lon er :led the latest and greatest mod.
• dile:or of • the a
1,
1.1. Loa , 1 1.11Ne g v e e ? r, Cease.
Dr. M. L. aeon's Magic Pain .
.1'
emedy. . .
It mina colds, diptberia, cramps and pains:in
the etotattch, indigestion, diarrhea, dysentery,
summer Complaints,. cholera morlins, , cholera,
to., as birnagio. l As an external application
for frost bites, chilblains,, sprains, - bruises, fel
ons, rbtitOrttism, sick headache, toothache, neu
ralgia, pains in'the lide,: back and loins, in a
practice of six years,• it has" been found to' be
second It no preparation ever , offered to the
public. ~ , •
The prOPrietor Of this Medicine feels warran
ted in guaranteeing it to be the best remedy for
the above' diseases in.the market.
Manuts4ured and put up only by Dr. M. L.
Bacon, BlosAurg. •
Wholesale agents—Hallett, Hearer 4E Burbank,
149 Chamber street, New York ; W. D. Terbell
.4. Co., I
N, Y. , July 12,11 ly
.
Ingk,
atn's Woolen Mills!
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aoribore will pay 0004 Full-Clothi
'ore 4 Flaquela," &a., Atro.ifor Woot—i
anufaotfflu as uattal—
ripii
0 • sal .!
Thetuil eo
10, OR OA SINUS,
TO M
to suit cue
resented.
mere. All work warranted ttorep+
They invite particular attentiop to
their Water Proof
LASSIMERES,
which ere
arranted is every respect. Pardon
tar attention given to
. IR t-,
lAL I ) CARDING
AND
TI DRESSING,
EU
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P 8 largo stock of Cassimares; &o „SS
s than any competitors, and warrant.
MORA
por cent le.
ed as refire
ING HA , 8 to tnufaeture to order; and do all
kinds of . R .11-Carding and Cloth Droning, and
r
defy comp. it n. - .
INGIIA , $ have as 'good an assortment of
r
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Full OpAtte, Cassimerefi,
and give oiore for Wool in exchange t an any
other establishment. Try them and satisfy.your.
selves. 11.
-INGWAMS wholesala'aod retail at the Coir l t
anemia bills, miles halo* Ano'xville. I
Our Oloqia are warrantod, and sold by thu
following iad rgone: ' •
B •, KELLEY, Wollaboro; Pa.
T. L BALDWIN tt. 00., Tioga, ,
3. 0. BENNETT, Oavington, Pa.
paarfifld I ,1871-t
•To Re it.'
,:ropit.hun with tee cows will be
.
tette ot yem, apply, to .
. • A. P, CONE
gleptl,lB7l-tf • - • ; ,
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tented fot
Wonitro
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the State
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