TIOGA COUNTY AGITATOR.
Local Items.
‘VEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27, 1871.
New Advertisements.
Clover Thresher—W. J. Mann:
Admra' Notice—Mar: retVertel
at
81,
The Great Can 0 as, J. O. Kline a Co.
THANIKS.—Hon. Simon r eameron, of
the V. S. Senate, has our thank for a copy of
" Postal Telegraph Report" for 1870.
Sew styles of all wool
eons'.
goslings & Coles are agents for the
-American steam safe. Also, they hasle for sale
several eligible building lota.
The largest stock of groceries in town
ifortons'. i
Co.,fr. L. Baldwin 4I
,- of Tioga, have
I „ ge stook of fall, and winter goods, which
the are anxious to dispose of before moving
into their new store. They talk low figures.
On Wepesday, October 4, the Wells
-I,,onnordig will give an evening entertain
ment, I f , which they,tvill endeavor to please
without otrendirq good taste or appealing to be
tlicaw, :The dramatic troupe will also give en
tertainments during the Par, of which due no•
lice will be given.
New style of Empress cloth at Hor-
Smith & Waite are doing a heavy bti
tiuvl in Corning, and have eont us an advertise ,
uit „ t or their new stock, which comes too late for
insert lon this week. They say they are fully'
armed and equipped for the fall campaign, and
art nothing behind intrenchments of goods,
which the public' are invited to charge on in dou
ble solemn.
_ _
plaid dress flannels at Merlons'.
The TIOO A CO. TEACHERS' INSTITUTE
will convene at .Mansfield on Monday, October
9, and close on the following Friday. Rev. N.
L. Reynolds will lecture on Tuesday evening,
Prof. A. C. Winters • Wondesday evening; 'Hrs.
Anna Randall Deihl will give select readings or
lettere Thursday evening, Prof. F. A. Allen Fri
day evening. Preparations will be made for a
! Ir y gathering, end a very interesting time may
he expected. Let every person interested in the
num of education, exert an influence to make
this annual Institute second to none in the State.
Queen's own alpacas at Hortons'
Cool weather and long evenings have
mebined to start the - Ffnrmaics into activity,
which takea the direction of amateur oratory
jaEt a , preaetat. On Friday night of each week,
is a rear room, second floor, of Wright Is Bat•
lee's block, may be heard the resonant tones of
forenric eloquence ; and the momentous questions
cf the day—women's rights, man's wrongs, toddy
Terius spring water, etc., tt c.—are ventilated ex
bauitively.
.
New assortment of ready made cloth
at Ilortons'.
THE FAln—October 3d, 4th and sth.
We trust the attendance will be largo this year
at cur county Fair, and that farmers and garden
err will see and feel the importance of bringing
their beat epecimens from farm and garden. Es
pecially should this bo the case with new and im
proved varieties of food products. We hope to
sec specimens of the two new potatoes, " King
rd the Barnes" and " Peerless," also of the Hub
hatd and Turban squashes; improved 'varieties
of oats, corn, wheat, and Mmtever goes to make
up the total of, food pro Unction in our county.—
Especially de we want to see witch cows exhib
ied that will do credit to this county, than which
there is no better for dairying purposes ;—and
we don't want to ceo an agricultural fair conver
ted into a horso-raoing (af) fair. We notice with
pleasure that some of the most successful and
best conducted fairs exclude the horse-trotting
feature alt•igother ; and that in proportion as
they cut oil racing and tho none t o o reputable
contingents thereof, the fairs become more agri
cultural and less black.legging,—to the groat sat
&action of real agriculturists. Fact time and
feet horses nro well enough on a race Iraok, but
do-not mix well with steady-gbing farming. The
argument that a Trot will call out a bigger crowd
then the hest show of agricultural productions,
amounts to nothing. It is tho farmers, the real
producers, who raise the world's food, that such
a fair ought to call out. The trot calls out n
crowd, most of whom never raised anything but
•
the devil in all their lives.
Neiertheless, if we must have the trot, let us
tare the magic mile in a little less than 2:691. .
The Fair Exhibitors must make their
wile! on the first day of the Fair. So says the
`tnetary
APPLE 'FREI:: BORERS - .41G-AIN.—We
^.inn•t~mprers it too strong, on those having
young Orehards, that the bore is destined tolde.
!troy the apple trees of this r glen, if not closely
•itched and somtuerily dealt with. The igno-
Nriee of people on this subject is almost inoredi-
Ve, and the apathy of farmers who have youn
!rent it likely to cost then" dear. The notion
!tat the borer is only hatched in the spring,
ought to tote corrected at once ; and it cannot be
1 , 3 widely known that this pest is constantly bo
ll; bred iu the bark,or young trees from April
Soeember.
We have taken out about 100 borers during
, the present month, some of the trees having as
zany as twelve in the soft young bark—enough
run any young tree. We aro taking them out
every day, nearly ; most of them being recently
batched, and having as yet done little damage.
Sharp c3es, a sharp knife, and a little practice
a-a the cure. All n6atruttis, all plans'of placing
•nmethlng about the crown of the tree for a pre
,.ntion, arc tot snares for the lazy. We tried it
by the advice of same ono in the N. York
Firmers' ;we wrapped half a dozen young
treo Irian the - ground to a Light of IS inches
a' , oee. It proved a are, protection—for the eggs
already in the bark. ohich wo could . not have
been expected, to know e, f. The eggs hatched;
and when, late in the season, we removed one
covering to see how things were working, we
found nine healthy, nen grown borers at work,
and the tree nearly ruined. Others were more
or less injured ; and we haNco "protected" no trees
since—save by thu knife.
Go to Horton's foi : Goods.
BUSINESS PROSPECTS, MA IS . UFACTO
KIER, tie --It make. us just now that Wellsbory
affords uncommon facilities fur capitalists who
Are looking for locations favorable for starting
manufactories of wooden, woolen, or even cotton
goods ; while, as a point for starting a large sole
amber tannery, we do not know a better. ' Aa to
tanneries., every roan knows that they do not
me mt~ ,•„mpetition with each other ; a dozen
.s each town being nut a whit in each other's
IV, save as competition• may arise in buying
kirk, Of coarse we mean largo tanneries, which
brin g foreign hides to the bark region and return
kde leather to tho eastern eitich.
There is a well conceived enterprise of this
Ind on foot about two miles below the village,
ni another on Pine creek—anti plenty of room,
al, abundance of bark, for a dozen more. East-
Ita men, when seeking a trusevees location, 11811
illy follow the great lines of travel, with through
bets in their pockets, and hence it happens
I L - 1 1 they often pass within an hour's ride of tho
'try place that they need, without knowing,of its
e llUence.
Now we think Wellsboro is just the iplace
nich a good many capitalists would like to
' o4 ',—and we are going to tell them about it.—
let or premise that we have one of the'' quietest,
ilutanteet and healthiest villages in America,
mountain scenery, fertile farms around -us,
dotter equal to the best Orange county, and
ty or pure spring water. That our people are
morel, friendly, and disposed to give every en
%ltragement to the man who comes hero in good
f i'lb. meaning square business. As for manu
(touring facilities, wo will state fairly what they
tte• In the firstplace, as to wooden ware and
Implements: There is probably not a better
..11,1ttered region within fifteen hours by rail of
York, than this. Beech, rook or sugar ma
Om. basswood and birch aro abundant; oleo
14r11, shltewood, hickory and ash. The latter
,
NOtt sawed to consldtrablo oxtail sin". the
estahliChment 44, a !tem pi* mill in the village,
'for exp ortition to the East. It strikes nstliat it
would better to use it here, and send the man
ufactured articles to the Bast. ` -
We dec. no reason why a cotton factory should
not be icperated more cheaply here than in the
Eastern States. When the, Wellston) and Law
renceville railroad radios the Antrim mines,
coal cast be delivered for $2. 50 and $8 Per ton in
the village, and coal is a large consideration in
ebuslaesa where steam is used. •
For woolen manufactures we think this 'region
peculiarly adapted. The' county. produces
large '+ount of wool, whiob ought, if possible,
to be worked up in the county.. And the neigh
boring counties of Potter and Bradford are also
wool growing counties.
ding — material—brink, stone, pino and
k are plenty, and far cheaper than in the i
while business men and capital
disposed to afford every facility in thair
erinoes at
Bail,
bombe
Easter
Ists a ~
' power o any one who comes among us to start a
new or add to an old industry. .
On the State road, the Messrs. Bache bad
bought the, Pierce estate, recently owned by S.
F. Wilon, Esq., and have bad it surveyed and
plotted for a village, for which its clean, mode
rately ( elevated position,, makes it particularly
adapted. As a beautiful, healthy t ette, it would
ho hard to beat, and the Messrs. B. assure ns
that thay will give, or sell for a nominal sum,
handsoine location to the, man or company that
will evict a consideinble manufactory thereon, in
good substantial stylo.
We tte going to wend a few copies of this issue
" down East;"and if business men who read
this noVer intend visiting this region, let them
hand it to some ono who may be looking for
location in a healthy count . . 7, where land..tint
her cal
sack coal are cheaper thaninthe Eastern
States. And any o man may likii - to.„bear
that we have tho best graded school in North - ern,
Pennsylvania, making our school facilities equal
to thoe/ of blaesaohnsetts. That we have a neat,
thrifty village of, 1.500 inhabitants, _with four
churches, a court house and jail, with the other
county buildings usual In a county town. Also,
that we; pay oar debts and taxes with very little
grumbling, and have a Republichn majority in
the con ty—on a full Tote—of-ahont 3,300.
NEW GOODS.—llorton &Brother have
just received au endless variety aid quantity of
new gods--enough to supply all oreatiop.-- 7
They aro marking these goods right' dawn, aid
propose to sell them rapidly at very small milts.
Drop and see the now goods.'
NEW CENSUS AND PATENT LAWS.-;-.
We am indebted to Munn & Co.. publishers of
the Scientific ;American, Now Yorlt, for a neat
little band volume of 120 pages, entitled as
above•lt.contains the complete Census of 1870,
showithe population by Counties, of
.all the
States and Territories, with their areas, and the
..
population of the principal Cities. Also, the
now Paiont Laws in full, with forms, official rules,
directiOns how to obtain Patents, Copyrights,
Regulations for Trade-Marks, Assignments, how
to sell , atents, &o. Also, a large variety of 'val
uable information relating to Water-Wheels,
St4am Engines, and other mechanism, with many
useful tables and redelpts, 175 diagrams. of Me
chanical Moivements, &o. We addise everybody
to send ) or it as above. ' Price 25 ots. A more
valuable compendium, for so small a pike, has
rarely been published.
" DAIRYMAID" WRITES US AGAIN.
—She says :
" I send you some verse—made just for fun.
How will it do for your looal columns? Tore
and I made it. Tom is the poet of the family,
and inzy accordingly. Ile 'thinks, and we all
think, that ho is a poet. Ho wrote the lines you
rejected and be thinks you did'nt understand
thorn. Ifl you don't )iko , this, you may send It
back, wltheut making fun, as you did when I
gave yqu a hint oh the goose question. By the
way. I don't wonder you took it as personal."
AnsWer : The lines strike us as very passable
—for nonsense,—whioh the best of men aro sup
posed to relish semi-ocoasionally. We Will print
them; and wo think most of our readers will
bat they "do" very well. We suspect
wrote them, and you aided and abetted,
or and amanuensis. Anyhow, hero they
agreo
"Tom"
as advi
aro :
" IT MIGEIT REV' BIN."
Deacon John Davis rode his mare
Acioss the meadows fresh and fair,
To a little cottage, old and brown, ,
Thht stood by a brook in Lindley-town,
An I asked with a sharne-faced, modest mien,
for an interview with Isabel Green. .
And Isabel, who had seen him.come,
Said, "Tell the Deacon I aiat to ham.'
Foi l lsabel wore a Grecian bend, -
An loved a young man with no end
Of soap locks, clustering 'round a face
On which much hair loft little apace
For kissing: while aigrge mustache
Made it ClOBO work to wrastle his hash.
" I think," said red-lipped Isabel Green,
That Deacon John is real mean,
To lask a girl like me t' engage
To linarry a man" that's twice her age."
The deacon said, " She may be right :
riallsed accordin' to the light
I bed. na,only thirty-eight,
An well to du, an' strong, eip' straight.
I ould hev let her - kop thoipuss
Sh way go furder an' fare wuss."
An l the deacon straddled his mare agin—
Saying only, " It might hey bin."
And Isabel married Charley Cross,
Who kept a ilarabletonian boss,
Anil made bisliving by little games,
Flat which arise unpleasant names.
Ile played tit euchre, poker, and whist,
Ana was a rioted billiardiet ; - I
Hollought the tiger with Might and main,
An t often got most bitterly slain.
Y then, lie had splendid hair and eyes,
d walked like a. viscount in disguise ;
.poled his cane in tho latest style,
ii had such a bandit look and smile !
, nu!
i An,
Ila
An
Oh, sweet to a country maiden's view
Is a waxed mustache of sable hue;
And dearly the maiden loves to note
A Well made man, in a bob-tailed coat.
Ah) sad and sickening is the life
That waits on every gambler's wife ;
And any maiden will rue•tbe day
Sji: marries the man who lives by play.
she learned to tremble at leolcand voice;
/ her soul turned sick from time to time
the dirty deed—half trick, half crime—
he thought of quiet Lindley-town,
Pule e"ttage, 60 FnUg ;Lad brown,
the happy, healthful, peaceful life
might have the Deacon's wife
On
It c
TIHI
A toi
1 night, at Natchez, under the hill,
awe to an end, as such things will :
re trtui a tnitntnage, which I believe
i so from aces—in Charley's sleeve.
use to toil of the savage fight
lc I%uketted the town at dead of night ;
Pistol shots, and Bowies drawn,
1 a shallow grave at early dawn;—
Ilsabel, widowed and forlorn,
back to the spot where she was horn.
;often; with thoughts too dc9p fur words,
w' steles the Deacon's flocks and herds;
lUictly weeps to see him ride
n blooming Deaconess at his side;—
Mturns to her wash tub once agio,
jog, oniy, " It might boy been.
No
Th
Of
An
Butl
I% of
A od
She!
Or
Wit
TLd
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aving been requested by Mr. J. C. John
'vu Zell's Encyclopedia an extended and
ZEL
signal
son tog
criticid
ment, a
)f matter, it is equal to twelve volumes
eton's Encyclopedia. Its articles aro
ivith great care, and so condensed as to
ho matter essential to a knowledge of
O treated. It is brought down to the
lay : giving an ncoount of Sadown, So
. tho fate of Napoleon — Hl-and the POO-
Nre. .
amount
of App
written
contain
the E u bj
present
dun, an
and Ent,
department of science, it gives the ro
d latest research, which adds very great
value in comparison with any other oy
; while in its oopioue Mos/rations it is
Iwitlioat a rival.
In tho
stilt of e
ly to its
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entirely
Each ,1 us having examined the work with
respect t!ri our several departments of study, do
cheerfully owl warmly recommend it as a most
valeiablei and reliable work, whose general use
cannot fail to exerci.o a most important and ben
eficial ibiluence. It fs a successful attempt to
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Nriro, Aug. 21, 1971
Mill
Dear
the beet
vested.
every to
The a
through
from us
haustive
in itself.
always t hand for reference; costing nothing
after thet purchase money first paid, but always
remaining a bank of knowledge on which drafts
are payable at sight. We may add that this
work Is being universally endorsed and adopted
throughut the country, by scholars, savanti and
solentist4. Address J. O. Johnson, Covington,
el followed her unwise choice
xatnination, make the following state
tho result of.their investigation
A. C. WINTERS.
N. L. REYNOLDS,
W. W. WEBB,
Hon, J. IL MILES.
Mansfield, July 31, 1871.
consider '!Zeus Encyclopedia,'
, ow in use, fur tho amount of money in-
The work ought to be In the hands of
cher, and found on every teacher's desk
Yours truly, F. A. ALLEN.,
love named gentlemen are too well known
'ut this section to need any endorsement
and we need not remark that an ex
encyclopedia is a library of knowledge
It is a silent schoolmaster-in tie house,
• • • 111 3 BUtielV.L. - ::- - 2
tearing theßaat and arrietag et ,
Chicago or
lin reach - the West?
The beat Line is acknowledged to be the C., B.
togethia *Calm, Lit M. Railroad s
by the Iron Bridge at Burlington, and oalbilthe
Buntanaron Rouen.: -• • ••• -• •
. •
The main lino of the ltonte running to Omaha
connects with the great Peelle Roads, and forms
to,day the leading route to California. The
die "trench, entering Nebraska at Plattsmonth,
•passes through Lincoln, the State Capital,: and
will thin 'year be finished to Pork ,T4earney,,, for.;
ming the shortest route morose the Ccintinent by
over 100 miles. -
Another branch of- the 'B. M., diverging at
Bid Oak, falls into a line nmning,dowrt thews.
sour' through Bt. I'm; • to Ransil Oily, and all
Kansas. Passengers by this route to Kauai, see
111Inois,.Southern Uwe, andAtiasouri,"and, by a
slight divergende, loanrsee Nebraska also.
Lovers of llneviews should , remember the Bur
lington Route; for Its towns "high-gleaming
from afar"—its tree-fringed streams—its rough
Run and quarriei—its oorn4ceans stretching
over.the prairies further than eye can reach.
Land-buiers will be sure to remember it, for
they have Mends among the two thousand who
have already bought farms from Geo. B. Harris,
the Land Commissiotier of the (B. d M. R. R. at
Burlington, lola, or among the four thousand
home=steaders and pre-emptors who last year
filed claims in the Lincoln land 'ale(); where
"Uncle Sam is rich enough to give as all a farm.'
July 19, 1871.-tf ,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
AVOID _:QUACKS.
A victim of early indiscretion, canning ner
vous debility, premature decay
_ I to" having
tiled in vain every advertised,rimedy, has die,.
covered a simple means of self-cure, which he
wilt send free to his fellow.-sufferart. .J. H.
REEYNO, 78 Noonan St.r New York. • „ ,
Aug. 9, 11.871-Iy. • -•
4 1 VI (r " 11 4 7417 NS CC • ' a,
• ..
Booksellers and •Staitoners,
A T No. 3; Bowen .t Cone's block, bays jint
joilL. -received and are now ; opening their fall
otodk bi 5,,. t.
WALL AND WINDOW PAPER.
They keep constantly on band,in 'all varfe::
ties, every articipjumally gold in a first clan
bookstore. Stationery, slates, school books,.
sold to country dealers, at jobbers' rates. •
Sept 20, 1071 if
Missionaries and others sojourning in tor
elgn latids"ehould iot tail to take with them a
good supply of Johnson's Anodyne Liniment. It
is the most reliable medicine for all purposes. ,
there is in the world.
.
Contagious diseases, snob as horse ail, glander,
.4e., may be prevented by the use of Sheridan's
Cavalry Condition Powders. Persons traveling
with borses,should take note of this'
IT HAS NO EQUAL
. . ,
In 'all cases of Dyspepsia, Liver Complelut
and Kidney diseases, bflantattt's Ranilittrztuf
will be found a reliable remedy. It has beelbe
fore the American people for over ten years, and
recognized as a standard preparation. It
is sold by Druggists everywhere, possesses the
confidence of the people in a greater degree than
any other patent medicine, and is endorsed and
recommended by Physicians in every section, of
the country.
The Messenger of Health.
A large size paper, descriptive of disease, I its
origin and cure, will be mailed free to any ad.
dress, on application to Dr. S. B. Hartman ct Co.,
Lancaster, Pa. . - • •
Sept. 8.1871-1 i
DENTISTRY. —C. N. Dartt, dentist
office in Wright & Bailey's Block, where ho eon
tinuel ato make tooth with the new iniprovemeit
whieh gives better satisfaction than any thi n g
else in uee. To ho had at Dartt'aonly.—Ang. 24
WILL BE CLOSED OUT,
-111. 11 30 a C3 O 031 1 1 11 ,
,tho next thirty days, at
Sept 30, 1871 , 4t WILLCOX & CO.'S
DIRS. C. E. CAREY ,
WOULD stiy to the citizens of Wellsboro
and vtcinity, that she is prepared to_do
all kinds of
-Fluting, Stamping,-Pinking,
Tucking , Cording ,
Patent Gathering for ruffles on shertnotice. Call
at her rooms'over Mrs. Sofialila Millinery store.
WeUsher°, Sept. 20, 1871-3 m.
Gen'l Insurance Agency
KNOXVILLE, Txpq. CO., P 4
Life; Fire, and Accidental.
Assets - Over $24,000,000.-
ASSETS Or COMPANIZi.
Ins. Co. oiNorth America, Pi - '43,050,5'3'511b
Franklin Fire Ins. Co. of :PhilavPai 3,087A52 3i5
North British &7 Mercantile Ina. Co.
of London and Edinburg, • 10,000,000
North Amer. Fire Ins. Co. of N. Y. 500,000,
Niagara Fire Ins. Co:oflq. T, . ' 1,000,000
Farmers hint. Fire Ins. CO.;Tiiik, Pa. 909,889 16
Mentz Mat. Life Ins. Co. of Hart-
ford, Conn. • 6,081,910 60
Penn'a Cattle Ins.,Ce. of Pottsville, 600,000 00
Total
Insurance promptly effected by mail or other
wise, on all kinds of Property. All losses
promptly adjusted and paid. Live steak instil..
ed against death, Aro or theft.
I am also agent for the Andes, Fire Ins
of Cincinnati. Capital, $1,500.000. „.. •
All communications promptly attended to
Office on Main Street, 2d.door,above Church at.,
Knoxville, Pa. ~ WM. B. SMITH
' April2s, l i B2l—tf. • i Agent.
NOTIC
A LT, persons indebted to J. B. Blowrey, of
A
Chatham Center Pa. are requested to call
and settle immediately slid save costs, or my
books will bo placed in the hands of an attorney
for collection, after September 80, 1871.
Sept. 20, 1871.-3 t. JOHN IS. MOWREY.
Real Estate For Sale.
O NE HOUSE AND LOT. on State street, en.
direly new,
finished nicely throughout.—
Cottage style. Terms easy.
One lot on State street, upon which a house
is being built.
Ten lots on Meado street.
Four hundred aores of timber land in Delmar.
Also, a splendid dairy farm in Delmar, con—
taining 875 acres. Inquire of
Juno 21 , 1871 tf • WRIGHT As DATLI/Y;
Wellsboro School Tax-1872.
-NT MOB is hereby given that the Board of
1. 1 1 School Directors of the borough of Wells
boro will meet at the office of John I. Mitchell,
in Wellsboro, on Saturday, the 7th day of Oc--
tober, 1871, and remain in session from two to
four o'clock P. M. of said day, for the purpose
of receiving applications for abatements of
school taxes assessed by them for the school
year ending Juno, 1872 ; after which time no
applications for abatements will be considered.
Attention is palled to the reasons for issuing
the duplicate at this time :
1. The law directs the tax to be levied in
Juno of each year.
2. The practice of detaying collection till
spring ie bad, resulting as does in loss of tax
on transient persons, and- in confusion of ac
counts at the end of the school year.
3. WT are compelled to collect the tax elan
early day, to meet the expenses of the schools.
The taxables of that part of the district taken
from Delmar refuse to pay their tax for last
year, and thereby we are deprived of about
$l6OO, which cannot be collected in time to meet
current expenses. The question must be deci
ded by the Court.
Many persons have signified a willingness to
pay their school tax in advance. All the dif
ference is in paying next - month or next spring.
It will be better for all to comply with the law.
The Directors only desire to keep the credit of
the district good. They are required to pay
their own share of the tax, and in addition,
now harp the work of caring for a school of 400
pupils on their hands. The* school opens with
a prospect of enough foreign pupils to bring in
about $l,OOO tuition for the year. By order of
the Board. JOHN I. MITCHELL,
Sept 20, 1871 2w Secretary.
OR SALE.—The subscriber offers for gale,
on reasoablo terms a quantity of house.
bold furniture, consisting ct, tables, bureaus,
chairs, bedsteads, sofa, stoves, ac. Also, a num
bar of swarms of bees, bee hivesandloney box
ea; one cow, bog, sulky, cutter, buggy,and hay
scales. He will also sell or rent the house and
lot where he now resides, and sell on reasonable
credit a number of town lots on -•Pcarl street,
near the academy. ' J. EMERY.
.Welloboro, dept X 0,1871 tf
. .
HEAD QUARTERS
Drugs and Xedicines,
'(Patent or othonrii(i)- 1 -Also for '
.PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, GLASS,
I PUTTY, LIME,
and all atylas of BRII9TIES, &a.
ao 1.0 ,11,4 AD, QUART/ARS icat.4o
Choice Liquois,' Cikarosi
Iteliglopi,.llistOal,.llltheifi'isillal i blank or,
. full as /fabliau!' of the
Also, an excellent asstOntint ot,• .
.
ALBUMS, PICTURE
FRAMES, STATIONARY; CORDS'
•-• CiAa v ICO erle4iiie"
On. Teas, fiagars, Coffee, Syrup, Molasses, Bice,
Spleen, Boils *O f We will stoChe hootowitrprioo
or quality ! ! Vi r e , will choiwTambxtbe ottret
or sugar by th e bbl. atas lowll garlic as the came
can bo bought at thbs.aido of Now York. -
'P. S. TRY OUR 4 SHILLING TEA.
LAMPS CHANDELIERS'
of tbo newel atTlea, and )amp.„abin?nlea that
will n o brealt.
Fancy dc Toilet 'Articles:-
PERFUMERY, TOILET SOAPS , PO
MADES, BRUSHES, &C., &C.
Lilcewisb 017LTUR; MID JEWELRY,
.We Mold twentY.desirable village lots for sale
in the central part of the town; and will also
loan money at reasonable rates.
N.-B. Dr. W. W. Webb bas his - - 011ie In our
store,. where he may be consulted for advice or
treatmehlC
Sept 20, I.B7l—tf.
RALF an acre of land for sale, in that part
of the borough known as germantown.—
Regain of Lucinda Black, at the :first ,house:
below Samuel Dickinson's. Terms Reasonable.
ellsboro; Sopt. 20, 1871-3 t.
MRS. A. J. SOFIELD
IS now receiving from Now York, a fine an.
&Timone of
alEllll33.o±W r
AND
FANCY GOODS,
ivhloh oho offers to the public at low rates.—
Everything usually found in a
• VP.,LECT 01111211 0 .
mill be kept on hind and sold low for oash.—
The Wilcox and Gibbs sowing mnobines for sale
and tojent.
Websboro; Sept, 70, 1871-Iy.i
WHOLOSILB DREG STORB.
41 - 1111iGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS
' OILS,
THADDEUS DAVIDS'ENXS, - KEItIt'S
CONCENTRATED MEDICINES,
IREDELL'S FLUID, EX
.
TRAM,
BURNETT'S ()COCAINE, YLAVORING
EXTRACTS, - SERCSENE LAMPS,
PATENT MEDICINES, ROOII=
ESTER PERFUMERY
. $24,229,847 84
AND FLAVORING EXtRAOTSTWAL
PAPER, WINDOW GLASS,
AGENTS FOR MARVIN &," CO'S BE-
Sold at Wholesale Prices. Buyers arorequosted
to call and get' quotatione before going farther
ECM
AVING completed his new Cabinet Ware
n!,honioun Main street, Wellsboro, has stook
ad it with a large and superior assorted stook of
Chamber Suits, Walnut, Ash, Maple,
from $l5O down; and as oheap
as .the same Too& can be bo't
in the cities. freight added.
Pal Cdr Stiits, Walnut, Cherry, and
; Mahogany; Reps or Hair Cloth,
SOFAS, LOUNGES,:bOUOIIES,ITE ' TE-
Center Tables, Walnut or Marble Tops,
Lookingglasses, Brackets, Pa
per Raoks, : Reekl4g Chao,.
all kinds " ' - •
I aril manufaoturing as Usual, and intend to
keep a inn stook of ware, home and city made
at all Hums. My Ware Rooms are spacious and
neat, and now contain lb. largest; costliest and
best stook of Furniture ever brought Into the
county.
ado TO 91Jiiit
FOR
and TOBACCO.. Also for
it.cicsamist.;
AND TASSELS, &C. 1.7,”
! N'HT.PI3 AND LASHES.
HASTINGS & COLES.
For Sale.
CORNING, 'N. Y.
ASt{-LIM
AND DYE COLORS,
FINED OIL.
W. D. TERBELL & CO.
Corning, N.Y., Jan.1,1871-3r
Furniture ! Furniture !
B. T. VAN H9RN,
FURNITURE.
&0., • &0., &0.,
from $145 (loin: Also,
A-TETES, -
with Upholstery to salt.
Wholesale and Re4alla
Planing and 11,1chilaykg,
SCROLL SAWING A;;MOULDINO,
done toprder rti the Factory.
Jan. 1, 1871-tf B. T. VAR HORN.
Min shall not
NOT
ME
tf i n ' 1V1101337::k
Not 81404, but good, Warm woolen ell
neighbor wlSo understands elo4nisind el'
new suit for your horse yen 'don't go to` t 1
yourself, you do; if your aro wise.
E
`4l*,‘lgliiie . i,?
Iffoi witnt' olotiking or ?loth or soy
qualityon,
AND 'GENTLEMEN'S PURNISHIN
and amloortibintly receiving . DOW tavdioes to linos: / make no obarge for
DDrop . ' • • ,
Sept f2O, 18f1.
- • z
T it-
NEW - FALL GOO
INZI
r t tr.a4 - Js. ,4
. Sept. 20, 1871.
._e. ... Fall Q-C)ObS,
Sept 6,1811:
Caothlxigg !
FOR MEN;
JUST RECEIVED AT HARDEN'S
Sept 6 a 1871.
=MI
C
an
'The. .
tra.okis laid ; and , `
the'Cari; are' runniiiioo...theiong bridge which
they are pitting up tioirose the stream near Tioga, but it would take a
great deal longer span than that to bridge the eentin i al ly: increasing
cusio Ells
& Fa,-.,'
MPH OF
Wickham
STOCK OF GOO
Just reeeived. When they have more time, they will put
this place to all their old customer% together with the n
have a firab-rate stook of Goods at bottom prices.
Tioga, July 5, 1811.
x. Imo. . 23.A.rummwes
Cheap Cash St ta
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Vi!Mob be sold very sassy.
•• , •
' LADIES' DRESS GOODS,.
'''BUTTONS,' ALL Kik.-Ds,
LINEN GOODS,
,
#.ll.oice G-roceri 1114.
Sugar, Soap, Tobacco, Syrup, • Rice,
Coffee, Tea, Crackers, Salt, Fish, •
Hats •& Caps, : Booth dr Shoes, Ritbberi, CrOckery, Woode
Cash Paid for BUTTER, or shipped on Commisaion.
Please oalfland looronr Btodle - 0 oven. IA au will always end na ready an
goods.. • -
Wellaboro, May 10, 1871.—1 y.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
WI
i6?' GO AND sEE THE 49,
Mill
: ,, '3IIST4tECEIVED 'AT
1111
MEI
NEI
JOT REOIATRD, I ' AT
ao a. maimaltv,.%%
IA 24
1 I
THE RAILROAD Ii:-..COM1
HAS A FULL ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS, SUM, /1.13
WHITE PIQUE.
CLOTHS AND OASSI
POPLINS Jr. WHITE I
Gloves. Hosiery, Knit Goods and Notions. .
'
7 .i, fia EC 141411
EMI
Csloth.
of every description.
r - FOR YOU?HS,
FOR BOYS,
=I
- '
EMI
To look at the new
ono
ar,
with hie
in wane A
heroin for
price and
El
U stook of
o lag goods.
M )7LBON.
WILLI
DS,
El
I -
XLiN
CI
r 9 S
DS,
in a notice in
ew, that they
WICH
M dt, FAIR,
re!
IdERES,
'GOODS.
MI!
Saleratus.
'lour.
n Ware, Sm.
d willing to show
ARKER.
J. R.
NEW FigN.
A. M. Ingham
pleasure in &num:mob - I
of We'Moro and violnity
purchased the entire stook of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
formerly owned by P. R. Williams, and are rid
ding to the rook a fine line of Good's, cow/tot
ing of
Pure Drugs, Patent Medioinea,. Yankee
NoiiOns, Paints. Oils, Varnishes,
Varnish Brushes, Paint
Paint Brushes, •
, Fishing Tttokle,
and in feet everything wally kept 11V.t Bret.
elan Drug Store. In the line of
Wail -Paper, Window Shades and Fixtures,
wo cannot be undersold. Call and examine
Goods and prices oefore purchasing elsowhere
Paxtionlar attention paid to Physicians Presorip
tioni,xnd compounded at all bouts. '
The\patronage o the public is solicited
A .111Ixonelt
V. Ki.ot, ,
May 4, an.
Sili & Squlitles,
_
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign.tt \ Domesti6 Liquors
Agouti:l for Fine \3ld Whiskies,
c 0 hr . R; 7 7 . 8 /D Q . U S I T R L E L S% • \
CORNING,
N.
May 17,1871.
•
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‘NKUiI
- 104'
MOI
- - Everyi year increases the popnlarit
Of this Ivaluable Hair Preparatior4
which is due to merit alone. We can
assme our old patrbns that it is kept
fully up to .its high standard; and it
is the only reliable and perfected prep
aration for restoring GRAY OR FADED
HAIR to itsyouthal color, making it
soft, lustrotti3, and. silken. The scalp,
by its use, becomes white and clean.
It removes all eruptions and dandruff,
and, by its tonic properties, prevents
the hair Om falling out, as , it stimit
lates and nourishes the hair-glands.
By its tis, the hair grows thicker and
stronger. In baldness, it restores the
capillary glands to their normal vigor,
and will create - a iteW groWth, except
in extreme old' age. It is the most
economical I - Am DRESSING ever used,
as it require fewer applications, and
gives the ha r a splendid, glossy ap
pearance. t. A. Hayes, M.D., State
Assayer of l'i assachusettsY says, 46 The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for xcellent utility; and I
consider it the BEST PREPARATION
for its intended purposes." I
Sold lig all Druggists, and Dealers in Medicines.
Prioo One Dollar
Buckingham's Dye
FOR THE ViLuiSKERS.
As our Renewer in many cases re
quires too long' a time, and oo much
care, to restore gray or 'fadel, Whisk
ers, we have prepared this dye, in one
preparation; which will quickly and
effectually accomplish this result. It
is easily, applied, and produces a color
which will neither rub nor wash off.
Sold by all Druggists. Price Fifty
Cents.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA, N.H.
Aug. 3, 1870-Iy.
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MI C l 4 ai , 1 ,-, a fr, fri, E. Es.
To Farmers and Stock Raisers.
TOROOOFI BRED, pure blood, Ohio lm
proved Chester White pigs (stock brought
from Ohio) for sale at Covington,- by
August 2, 1871 2m C. F.
AFTER 20 YEARS
Of thorough trial it has become an established
fact that ROY'S CHOLERA DROPS is the boat
Family Medicine that can be found for the cure of
HIARRNA, DYSIINTHRY,
Colic, ramps,
CHOLERA-MORBUS
SUMMER COMPLAINT
And all those disorders of the bowels which are
so common in the Summer and Fall. Thin medi
oine never fails when rightly used. It is no
OURS-ALL, It is not recommended for anything
else. It does,not contain pepper like the Pain-
Killers. It does not irritate,lnt is mild - and
soothing in its. operation. It is not: like any
other medicine, thertfrore ask for ROY'S CIIOL
ratit DROPS and take no other kind.
PRICE 50 CT'S SOLD EVERYWHERE
SsILVTIFER !
FOR
MAN and BEAST.
This preparation has gained Its present repu.
Wiwi because it does not disappoint the pur
chaser.' It is one of those useful things that is
altraye kept at hand in every country home.
As a_family medicine For animals Salutifer
&duffer is the applies- has no equal in the
tion for"— cure of--
Neuralgia - Polißyil,
Rheumatism, Ring-bone
Stift Joint?, 'Chilblains, Harness Gallo, Spaying
Diphtheria, Sitre Thro.at, Sweeney, Wind Puffs,
Croup, Quinsy, t . Swatches, Lameness
Sprains, Felons. , Callus Bunches,
Accidental Injuries, Foundered Feet,
Bee Stings, External Poisons Lc.
Th la reiiledi I retind 'useful In every
House. 4 , Barn.
Bold by Diuggiste and Country Morobanto gon
orally. ' • Sept. 1.1871.
Co.,
to the anisette
at rthey have
INGRAM dr, 00
1,7g1 - 4
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
RENEWER.
IRE INSURANCE. ',
MITCUOGL, Atrit.
lEEI
WELLSBORO, PA.
firet-olise domianles stag
as any.
RELIABLE COMPANY
will giant Inaurawoo.
, t 1
4, 1871 .- Iy. l ,JNOi'l. MITORELL.
MI
The
Sheep sit Plao e fa r the, State
For Photographs!.
ODD'S OILLIIRVI!
10
.
CARDS for 60 cents. Large pictures and
,frames for $l. Old pictures copied, en
and finished in the finest style. Now
amen and everything kept in atallery on ,
or furnished to ordor.
arge.
etre
band„
E LOWEST PRICES AND THE
BEST-WORK.
ma over Gardner'e grooev More.
1 1871 tf Wellsboro, Fa.
Va
wade Town Property
1 FOR SALE.
MIER subscriber offers : for sale the following
property, • viz 20 village lota situated on
Statti Street, 4 lots situated near Sudden • et., 9
gores of land near the cemetery. Thie property
will ito sold _ at moderate prices and time given;
also be house•and lot of Chao. Williams, near
the AL E. Church. The subscriber is also agent
for the North Carolina Land Company. Par
ties desiring to visit that seotion can get Rail
roadltickets at reduced prices, and, also valuable
inforination in reference to the Company from
Mey 10, 1871—tf, W. SHERWOOD.
i hotograph Gallery !
II
OUGHTOII, ORR &. CO.,
t3"ONY FORII, PA.„
Afanufaaturergtnof
Buggies, Sulkies,
latform sp ing; Truck and
umber Wagons,
CUTTERS,
WITS r AND 808 SLEDS.
SLE
We
on sho
faotio
are prepared to do anything in our line
it notice and in the beet manner. Satin.
guarrantoed.
TIOUGIITON, ORB 14 CO.
TINS 14 CO,ES, Agte, Wellaboro.
Ston
y Fork. Aprl
Wonders Will Never Cease.
fAYE you tried the latest and greatest mea
ieal discovery of the age?
Dr. M. L. Bacon's Magic Pain
. Remedy.
It cp) colds, diptheria, cramps and pains in
the st omach, indigestion, diarrhea, dysentery,
summer complaints, cholera merlins, cholera,
by magic). As an external application
for frost bites, chilblains, sprains, bruises, fel
ons, rheumatism, sick headache, toothache, neu
ralgia,:paits in the bank and loins, in a
practice of six -years, it has been found to bo
second to no preparation ever offered ko the
The proprietor or this medicine feels warran•
tad in guaranteeing it to be the best remedy for
the above diseases in the market. '
Mannfactured and.put up only by Dr. M. L.
B cou,lßlossburg. Pa.
Whole's:lle agents-Hallett, Soarer dr, Burbank,
1 9 Chimber,etteet, New York • W. D. Torben
.t Co., Conlin, N.I. y. jury 12,'71 ly
ham's Woo e i n i Mills!
bEERFIEL , PA.
15'
14111'; auhscribora will pa ash., Full-Oloth,
Classirneres, Flaunels,&s.; 'o.,for
They affo iminanottik no Initial— •
To iHil 'OR SHARKS,
to suit 4iustookorc All work warranted asrep
rattoutou (shay invite particular attention to
their Water Proof
1 CASSIMERES,
*Mob are warranted, in every respect. Pardon
tar attention given to
) LL IL'.CARDING
I AND
dailli iIItESSING.
LNG 111 A N'B large stook of Cassimeres, /to ~26
per °Doi 108 f than any competitors, and warrant
ed 'tP reiaremonted.
INOIIAMB m lnufactuie to order, and do all
kinds of Roll-Carding and Cloth Dresaing, and
defy , competition.
'MUMS have as gOod an assortment of
Fuil Oloths, Oatsimeres,
•
and give more ior Wool lln I In exchange than any
other establishment. Try them and satisfy your
selves. {
. INOKAMS wholesale and retail at the Cow
aneequelldills, 2 mike below Knoxville.
Our Cloths are warranted, and sold by the
following persons:
C B . KELLEY, Wellsboto,Pa.
• T L BALDWIN & 00., Tioga, Pa.
J. 0. BENNETT.Covington,Pa.
Deerfield. Jan 1, 1871—t
PAY
A LL persons indebted to the late ft.
B & .T. D. Campbell & C0.,.-Nel
are requested to call and settle with the
ber immediately, and save oasts. j
B. B. CAMP,
Nelson, Sept 6, 1871 4w
rtatem,
5, 1871.
P.
of E,
on, Pa.
onbrorl-
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