OCR ,FLAG:OTER ALL
ST +=reit sum). ,
Oclumble:welcomet to bet doers-
Tbe Gentile end the Jew,
And dna a home upon hershores
' Far men ()fever) , bee.;...-
2he asks not what their cried way. be,
Nor 11 in prayer they fall;
tat, while the Orel them liberty,
Our flag must-cover-all.
rft,e eb r lsttatt bears his chastening rod.
Beneath the stripes and stars,
.The heathen comes from wooden god
And Juggernantal cars:—
All freely oome to dwell In peace
In liberty's grand hall,
And all rebellious wars mast crease,
Cue flag must oover all.
The pretty flogs of olique or,olen, •
Of Mende of foreign birth,
eloula out Insult the hope of man—
, Onr ti.tg, the best on earth.
Let fictiont, banners pass away,
Nor prove fair frectool'e pall; _
Oh ! hAed (oia:ubitt's words to day--
0;w 114 g must cover all.
AGRICULTURE.
Hoar to Improve a Farm
Many 'ai! r faraterii spend money free
ly In purchasing manures-guano,super.
nbesphates, Woe dust,. .gypsum, etoi,
sod they reulizs a. profit by it. I do not
wish to Eitly one word to discourage them
from a conffittiatice of the practice; but
would advise them to be a little more
vareful In their'experirnents and stalls-
If a farmer puts a hundred dollars
worth ,of either of those special ma
unit's, or any other manures that drain
his pocktitOf the dollars, he should be
able to ascertain that-he gets his money
flack with a profit on It of at least twen.
EV per cent. to pay for his labor and
risks. He can only ascertain this by
cultivating a measured part of the same
iteld without manure of any kind, giv
,Goi the same care and attention as the
perOon inlihurea. After he shall
have done this and measured or weigh:
rd the crops, a little arithmetic- will
brlogout the facts; there should be no"
guess work- or hope's° about - It:
717 a merchant invests a perthiin of his
capital in any description of goods he
will know when these goods are dile.
Posed of, whether he has gained or lost
by the operation ; 'if the speculation has
,been unsuccessful ye drill seek some
u tiler invest tn'eht far. hie eapttal. To be
successfurhirmer i lt requires as , , much
shrewdness that-of a 'merchant or
any other pursuit In life.
Now,lrotherfarmers, allow me here
to be a little critical. You will ac
knowledge that there ie no manure
that\you can buy, that- will give such
satsfactory results as the manure made
to your own barn-yards. Will italways
bring the answer—wet season, or dry
season?," Yes; then, why do . you not
niake more of it ? or, why do you not
take better care of what you do make?
I have seen sotne of your manure heaps
levelled out to feather edge, which edg
es should have been shoveled up into a
evinpact heap, so as to expose as small
'• a surface.as possible rain and sunshine.
TheSe remarks will apply us well to
your milking and feeding yards as to
the main manure heap. '
. Collect all the vegetable matter from
every nook and corner of the farm
that your stock will not eat, and incor
porate it with the manure heap, or,
with swamp lime and gypsum form a
eompost heap, collect leaVes from the
V,
N cid& which contain lure potash than
many of the phosphates in the market.
e`orlt over this compost heap once or
twice in the course of Et. year, and top
dress your lamUwith It. Leave a strip
across the field mot so top dressed, and
if "boolc farming", will not satisfy you,
yob will begin to learn by "example."
To do this work will require labor,
and labor cats money ; labor is always
worth money when well directed and
' properly applied. By pursuing this
course, you accomplish two purposes—
you improve the appearance as well as
enrich the farm,
I would direct attention first, to mak
ing and saving all the manure that can
be made by collecting and applying to
the manure or compoSt heap every spear
of vegetation that is growing on the
farm'; this, you will soon find, will pay;
then buy as much of the fertilizers as
may prove themselves to be profitable
by the tests aboved named.
The Introduction of so much labor-
saving machienry into the farming
system is, I fear, making our farmers
little lazy, and they would rather takes
hundred dollars out of their pockets to
buy fertilizers than do the extra work
of collecting the material and making
compost, as they consider this a little
out of the regular routine of farming;
but they may is well hire labor to do
this and secure the profit to themselves,
us to spend their ;money abroad and
give the profits to others ; this, too, will
keep the laboring men in their own
neighborhood ;• a class that ought to be
eucouragetiby constant and well-paid
employment; productive labor being
the foundation of national success.
?lowing down red clover is one of the
•cheapest and quickest methods of
im
proving farm land. This plan cannot
be too often, nor too strongly urged on
the farming community. I have tried
and seen It tried by others often, and
alivays with success. The best time to
do this is when in full bloom, and the
seed about commencing to form. Not
only the green crop plowed under, but
the roots enrich and mellow the soil,
putting it in good condition for the re
ception of any crop.—American Stock
Journal.
YANKEE AfiLK.—They have at Wor
eeqter, Massachusetts, a "Milk Manufac
tory." In a recent case in the Police
Court there, 'Lyman H. Whipple was
arrested, and the Worchester Oazette
rays : lie has had a place of business on
Pront street, and employed two or three
hands In his "milk factory," who ap
peared as witnesses against him, They
state that he has a room fitted up with
great tank or can, holdinglBogallons,
into which the good milk is put, but
ttiat every time It Is filled forty gallons
of a mixture of burned molasses, chalk,
Fait, and water Is put In, and the Whole
in mixed together and sold as genuine
country milk. The business has been
thus conducted for some time, all the
customers receiving their share of the
"milk," except a few who furnished
small cans to be filled, with the milk of
one cow, for children. The doors of the
establishment were kept looked, and
the business was conducted In as pri;
vote a manner as possible. The exam
ination resulted In finding 'Whipple
guilty on both charges—of keeping and
selling---and he was fined fifty dollars
and costs on each complaint, which he
paid and departed.
It.was a very hard-shell Baptist of,
Tennessee, who • suggested, when he
heard of the reformation of an ungodl
neighbor, that no ordinary haptient,
would do for that man—the only sure
way would he to tie a grindstone to his
and-"artohor Mtn over night in the
middle of The river."
HOUMA
.-CORNING,
IRUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS
AND OILS,
THADDEUS DAVIDS' INKS, KEITIFS
CONCENTRATED
IREDELVS PEARL ) , EX.
TRACTS.
BURNETT'S COCOAINE, FLAVORING
EXTRACTS, KEROSENE LAMPS,
PATENT MEDICINES, ROCH
ESTER PERFUMERY
AND FLAVORING EXTRACTS, WALL
l'A Hat, WINDOW GLASS,
f4VIIITEWASII LUKE &
AND DYE 'COLORS,
AGENTS FOR PtIARVIN & CO'S RE
FINED OIL.
Eioldat MGleash!. Moos. 13uyere arersquestaa
to *Oland get 44uotatiuns taiture goluircirtbn
UM
w. D. TgRBELL ii CO.
Curniog,,N. Y., Jan. I, 1871-7
Furniture ! Furniture!
B.' T. VAN HORN,'
oompleted He new Cabinet Ware.
j house on Meth street, Wellaboro, bee stock
ad it watt; a large end superita assorted stook of
FURNITURE:
Oliamber Suite, Walnut; Ash; Maple
allilliMl
Isom Et 0 down, and 'an obesii
1111 'l66' ame goods oan'
_be bo t
In the lea, freight added. •
Parlor Suits.; ut, Cherry, and
sfahogitif t 'itep . iriar Hair Cloth,
from $1.25 down. Also,
SOFAS, LOUNGES, COUCHES, TETE=
A-TESTES,
with Upbolstery to *wit.
Center 'tables, Wnlnul or Marble Tops,
Looking Glasses, Brackets, Pa
per Racks Rooking Obaire ,
ail kinds,
Wholesale and Retail.
I am saanutioturing as usual, and, intend to
keep a tall. stook of ware, homesi , nd city made
R
at all times._ My Ware ooms,iar spacious abd
neat, and now contain the largeht, costliest and
best stook of Furniture over brtight into the
county.
Planing and Matching,
SCROLL SAWING a:MOULDING,
done to older at the Peetety. .
a. 1, 1871-tti B. T. VAN HORN.
Albemarle Land Ageficy
ELIZABETH CITY, NORT CAROLINA.
„
ju AROR AND SMALL FARMS FOR SALE
at price. ranging from $8 to $76 per acre,
on reasonable terms of payment.
Timber Lands
cwed with Plae, Juniper, Cyprus, Gaza wad
Polar Timber, clove to navigation . Price s ill
tolo per acre.
Village Property, viz:
Stores, Wood n d Brick Dwellings,, Vaoant
Lots and Wbarvekezeellent °Haute, Will, soil,
friendly people', navigable waters and good
makes, favor this locality. Itujuire of
SMITH A, SHAW, AU'''. it Law,
May 3. 1871. , Elisabeth City, N. 0.
For Sale'or Rent.
AGOOD dairy farm in Tioga township, Ti
oga county, Pa., about 21t miles west of the
Borough of Tioga.
about - 100 acres improved,
and 46 unimproved.
„Huh on it three barite,
three dwelling houses,n ple and peach arch
erd, andothorfrait trees .' -Terms easy. Alicia&
joining on the west, a farm and Umber lands
from 40 to 200 acres ai desirod, with - 80 sores
improved, with a good; barn, a good house and
apple orchard._ Good fora dairying farm.
Jan 1,1871-U. O. 11.14ZYMOTIR •
- - Tloga, Pa.
WELLSBORO
Door Sash &t Blind Factory
BENJAMIN AUSTIN, to prepay 4 to or.
lash firat-olaaa work from tbo bat lumber,
at lila new factory vitiloti is now in full operation.
Sash, Dooie':,
ixams, laciairs,
AND MOULDINGS, .
constantly on hand, or manufactured to order.
Planing ands Matching
dole promptly, and In
. the best manner. The
hist workmen employed, and none but the but
maenad lumber used.,Encourage home tudna.
try.
Factory near the foot of Rain Bt.
BUJ. AUSTIN.
Welleboro, &wet 2, 1871. tt
• The Confessions of an Invalid.
tIiILIBILKD as • warning and for the benefit of
d _tyoung nun and ahoy, wllo suffer beat Norms
lity, do., supplying tan maw or uta• qua,
Written by one who curd lairuno4 and serf Ilas on
pulsing a post-paid directed envelope.
Address. NAZIANZZG HertArl &rook lira, N. T.
May . l7, 1871-dro •
To Rent.
Pam on Long Rua with ten cows will be
stated for a term of pan, apply to
A. P. 00201.
Inaba% 1411113,
STORI
ling
-Insurance! klitotiralice ,
-t—,
,„
Alt Vollok,
biti•TtfAt4 - IA - EE
INSURANCE COMPANY
Office, No. 112 S I 4th St., Phlledelphht.
• I ►le/rporate4 pel.l l ,y 23,1887. ,
8500;04)0.
Assets ;zetei. - '‘ $ l - , 844,400 Get
Stock and Martial; combining SeismitY
Profits. Suppose your are already insured in a
list-class company, and from any cans* what.
over, (say after tetryeaply polment) you de,tiol
or cannot pay lorittir
gone and your monoy wailed. Not so in' the
"Rand-IN-lIAND," all Polioles are Noa-Poe.
TEITAWLE.
This company whiob ranks ,among the most
popular and saboessfull Life Insurance Comps
ales, grants policies on all desirable piano, both
with and wittiOnt'prphis— ,
Traveling Priveleges unrestricted.
4111 policies are: ineontestlblo after ' one' year
from
rm any of the ordinary
,causes.
Look to your 'Lite Insuitince; - Please enainine
1'
the following Comparallis able. It is some
time. alleged by A f genta-Of. . ther Companies that
the Company ilietsepreten Is Wet thanotheMii
While we unhesitatingly as ert our be li ef in the
soundness and stability of I companies, we de •
lire to Resent the followiri for the inepeethini of
those dediring to Insure:
The following companiei Compare the annual
premiums charged by eac h for an insurance on
life at the ago of 80 years, payable at death:
annual prvintam Ten anneal_
• fcir life. I • .-: payments. •
Traveler,st.... -..516,84 .$83.21 ..,
Etna, - ' • 22,78 ,
• - 42;80' .
- H0me,.,•:,,e,.-, • • '23,80 :WO ~
O ~ i.
'Equitable :.. .. 22,70 - - 48,0 '
Wa5hiuge0u;• , !....1 , 22,70 2: :', :46,073ff. '
Hand-in-Hand, 10,80 52,69
If not tilreahy Jilin/id take n polioP' with' the
"BAND-/N.ll4ND.ir
die best, My4lal4. gq*Jl4g,ltk.ktk,l4ot.eil, i!4 to.
Match, 1, 1871-17.
A.M. INGSAM, Arai. .
Livetrt' iStabitel-'"
, VIDIr NEXUS & ILITORAIL
• • i VT teapot:AWL, inforinthsrai.
no that they have eatabliabedd a
IL very for Hire,
At their Stable on Pearl Bt.. opposite Whealar'st,
pagOn shop. Single or double rigsfm44oo
order. They atm to keep good horsos &id via:
rho', an'd intend to plea... Psioesresionable.
; WATHINB d: HUMAN.,
Jai. 4, c r.
SALE.
IUR undersigned, owner ,s'olf .e,iPoetabli• •
gine, with a Carding lifititilit, tWol.tt, —
and a Inn of French - Burr Stones attached, m
prepared to All orders in their ,bnsinese at liast
Charleston, Pa. 7 ! ; I ;.,•
This above property is in good running order,
and will be said at a '
fair prise, and on reason
able time. • '' '''' ' ' '
For Particulars, inquire of G00.W.M01714114
Wu:Mellor°, or ALONZO WHITNIIY,
ork;t.fxs prwaimmip r
May 4, 1871-tf
Ayer's
Hair Vigor,
For - restoring to Gray Hair its'
natural Vitality and Color,
A dressing- ,
which i s at
once agreeable,:
healthy, - an d
effectual for
preserving the
hair. .tt soon
restores! fadij
or grail hair
to its original
'color, with the
gloss and freshness of lip*. Thin.
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and baldeE a often, though not always / -
cured by is Ilse. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de
stroyed,- r the glands atr4hied and
i .
'decayed; but such as remain can be
saved bj. this application„Und stimu
lated in o activity, so that a new
growth of hair is' produced.' Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty .sedi
trout, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
- from turning gray or falling off; and
consequently -pretest- ' baldness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp 'arrests and prevents the forma.;
tibn of dandruff, whichis often so un
cleanly an offensive. Free from those
deleterious stibstances which make
some preparationslangermis 'and inj‘
rious to the hair, the 'Vigor 4ail only
benefit but .not burin it. If wanted
merely for ~ HAIR ..DRESSING ;
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither Milken dye; it 4loes
not soil white cau:vbric, and yet lasts
long on the litikiii_l4,,it a rich, fillisy;
lustre, and a grateful perfume., :. ,
Prepared by Or. I. C► Ayer &Co.,
Practical and ilaudytical
LOWELL, was.
Juno 14,11-Iy. W. O.VRIIEW, Ait
WeHobos,.
Was now la stock, and will keep constantly
- on hand, at the lotted market quotatlans.
."‘WoolsTwlne,2 14 pl 7 cotton *
Marlin 2; 8 a 4 strand. •
SnowLvpat. Step Ladder, from 8 to 8 ft.
JACK CRE Willy
lEitelilLiE, BLOCKS,
AtTut ;ft AVIRE GOWN-
generally.
EMERY WHEELS
• for gumming saws. •
A fall assortment of Lake Huron A Dina
GRINDSTONES,
Canal Wheel Barrows
in any quantity.
MANILLA^ ROPE
----„frozi I inch down.
EMI!2=I
A complete assortment of
AIRCHNIC'S TOOLS,
House Builders and
Household Hard
, ware
cows*, on bind.
nottOna prices on
AGRIOULTURAL INIPLEITAINTR.
Come la and take II look, gat the Agates sail
as hoW it is yoareelf, and oblige
You're Truly •
J. SCHIIIPPIILIN,Ja.
M• 7i4, 1871.-tt
New Tobacoo Store
Mail subscriber has fitted up the 'lterating
1, door east Thomas Harden's dry goods item
Ibr thetaanufaoture and sale of
Glitkßl9, tall grades); Fancy and Comm*
3.11Q14419 .TOB ACC o,lllohigan,FinoCal
- CTIE *IN 0, and all kinds of
PLUG TOBACCO, MBA and theahoi
. posl Brand of ctreAas.
pi ! galland in for yotraeltes. •
• :OM W. P 171121111.
Wataboro, Jo. i s xtinage.
TNT „
!
- '
~.„
':3 .,
:! COMPANY.
O c _,..:
of Middletown, N. Y. and Honesdale, Pip
Chartered by Act of Legislature of Pennsylvania.'
IT. IS iB4FI4i, IT IS !RELIABLE i IS-011EAP BETTER THAN
PIT. NSITRitkISPR AND FOIJR, TIMES OILEAPER ,
Legally Incorlioratea.
A Stittly filuttia Co upon tite - Co-OpOrOve. Plaid
7.1
EACH : .mEmppt JO A '5" ORHOLDER AND EACH ONE'S PAST AND PRO
. • SPECTIVE INTEREST,' AS; - WELL AS _TREIR INTEGRITY, AND
uONOR, IS PLED3 ED AS THE CAPITAL OP THE.COMPANY.
PRESIDENT,
•,11104.0,-B: :11.114.11p8L8E, ficqxei#lo, retina
`;‘: ,- mia-taiistordeit.:
0. W. DOUGLAW, Supt. South Bide R. R., L. I.
NOATON,_Middletown, R. Y. .
Bat; 11; B. BBAJIBBLUE, Counsellor M Law,
Honesdale, Pa.
Hon. WM. M. NMIAON, Me!ellant, plulnunk,
JACOB MAY, Ble4/., Tobieoo Merchant, Port
Servile, N. V.
CeL. D. 0. DUBBNBBBRY, Jeweller, Middle-
•"» •: town, N. Y.
Vim.. HOMER VIANISPELL, Pres. Erie ,
-a. 3 Railway, Newburgh, N.Y.
ii)ritir• 401:ISLAS, ESQ., Supt. South Side R. R.
Leas Maud.
'
i)., N. Y.
, _ • ; :7; 1 AUDITORS. -
NolL44loiN.Di t iLUDTTiliaileh Aglaia, Pa. [Boil. THOlditi 'D.ELRGiN; - NivsiALlL N.Y.,
bat AO !Id Steatil DLL Pa. i'"11)11.4.1!;°:!19."140541147,
To hams* igiallor orastabers of Nib Company, the pa Beata and d!Delaflibee• are -a.
tally;
.. _
GA'NEGI? -7 ' AL DIVISIO.N.---Siqk. - Momberehips . 1
...,
i.,
To ooilliit of 0040 weld ers each: Benefits $5.000.in a full Division or $1 for.iiery,. member
in the.dlvillottat tile ti aof death. Division No. 1 inciadeo
_persons horn 20 to 40yearsrof age.
-,. 2 1itilot(10.11011,1 es persons from 40 to GO years of ago. " ,340111bernakfee - ett ;Mrs of , owe
' iviston CI. 'Allisitsumt at the death of a member, 0,10. '
, .
.0/4/111Fajt4i f .1).4 V.K.VOZT I —JOiiii Alembera* ' - i •
-.,:i ~., ~ -1- .z. , 9=“1-., !,, t• s l . - , .. , .-„ I i - 0 4 . - .‘T • E. 3. ~ - , , :•-
[tilitishitid a' nd wiferrXenedia - paYahle tolholitirv r ileot.'"iednil e' of 6004' 'Joint Certifietatel,
each benelits 0,040 li a h il l division, or 11 for eve oertiftepto in the divisiopt ,94 9151A4rt ,at
death. Division Na 3, itoindos persons from 20 to 40 i 'yeerp,Orato;:' DiV1440040, 4 InOittlee
gersonstroma 40 to 00 years,of sok. Membership fee to either-of :Mesa - ditisions4l2.,' , 3stints.
*1142. 1 40. 4 °W.0 44 0. 0 . 4 FP s 4l° • : . .I.ll'' ... 7. -4 id, s,;+7 T, 7.)
SPACIAL DI VIS.I9.N.—i-Sinyle :rcr
- " tV , ••• 1144- I
" .-1 •
tionalat of loin) tilbtfabaril monefits C 5,000 in a full ' ilivlstig9.-or Seto: aver" , taorgbor. of
4 1 1 4 ! alvidOP •aktbe 4 10 4 44estb; (,4".71,
, , MvatfouAkticia4ao pitrian from 20 to • 86 years of age.
„ '4l it 'B5 if
. 50 II it • a
0 11
Id - 'if 80 .. 00 , .. .CS if
Membership fee to either of these &riotous, $l5. Assessments on the death et a member, 15,10
. • ,
BEAMBER . -TRIV , ItitMBERSHIP FEE, S • ONLY-PAID- ONCE,--:M I TER
WHICH YOU ONLY PAY WHAT MOB. ALITY RATES' • MARES THE
ACTUAL• - COST. . NO ANN'S' L DUES CHARGED:
-
In We Cbmpany, and by this Plan, the Poorest Jan may Provide a
NM
Reliable ininianea stalistios assert the feet that outl of every 1,000 sound, healthy persons be.
tween 20 and. 00 years of age, not more than 7 or Bon an average die snob year, and this holds
good:throughout all these years. Therefore, for every 1,000 members of th e Union Damn
Oostvanv o in a division of which you were a member, you would betassessed 7 or 8 times in each
year.
WOULD.A. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY .INSURE YOU F9R,..A THOU-
SAND DOLLARS FOR EIGHT DOLLARS AND EIGHTY 'CENTS?
.
No unsound or ritheeltV persons received an members. Divielens are all filling r apidly.
B. O. MILER •
O. W. Lanoss WHEELER & -LANGAN.
General Agouti:for Tioga Co., Welisboro, Pa.
Onto with Wm. A. fi ne t in Wright & Bailey's block. At the same ogles you can Insure your
property against fire,
II
Items and cattle aginet death and theft. Rates low end Companies
August 23, 1871-3rn
The Largest Establishment in Northern Pa.
TrAVINO facilities for buy in g andlatidling large quantities of Goods enables him to tag
gists at Gm Wiest ;pigging prices. la our rotair department Goods aro sold at a midi ad.
Itasca oval wholesale prtoas. A jug.) stook of
STONII, 11101111 ISLAND AND WITERILIMI,
=
GLASS. .4' s, OXXXSo OINOIN AND DOODLX TRION.
iii 6;
ME A l
KI AN I Voari ° B ll 4 . BRUSSES:A ritILL sTor.s. ----
.
Trans i lliii rnaments, Stripoing Pencils
'' : and ruche ei tor earilage and
A Willa* of aliolasses of goods appertaining to Onflusiness kept is stook. •
Fob. 1, 1871-iy. _ Vi O.' IfiRESS.
Stoves !
SCREWS, . BARNDOOK , ILiNGLNGB,
a new this& 1114 made for use. Themes:a but a few o (the rainy artleles - itomposlng the Moak
aniardware. I Invite the pahlio to call and examine for themeelirerl alta to keep*,
bat quality of goodala nky Has; sna all work to order dons prozaptlyrand well;
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, AT FACTORY PRICES
wousbenoub. tilen.aY • WILLIAM It OBRIAL
R.
STOVES,
IRON, 'NAILS, CARRIAGE BOATS, AORSE SHOES, AND HOE RR NAILS,
ClaarzlerLtergso
A toloirilstook of BoUdoro Mat4daill. isPORS, 3UIB, LATORBS, H/NSIBB, so.;
Alto. WRAPPING PAPBR at matiohotareso pries!.
ZOPRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TOI
4 0 1.44 brive k. ra lle go. Pint door above posto Roue.
Q.
MUM
,
Officers of Om Corlipafty: - -
'miaowing, •
Cor.. D. 0. DThilliNll.llltßY, Middletown, N.Y.
DIRE
'6ortstrt2ritril
C. A. DIISINISEBRAIL9:;II6iteadaIe, Pa:
ampetency for his Family, .1,
W. C5.141.1:1-310153€1,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 1
DRUGGIST!
~4: ~'~,-. , '''
~+- iJ i~w
Cutter Ornamenting.
C. BAILEY,
(Ettooosoor to D. Y. ROBlitire) DRAINB IN
TIN AND HARDWARE,
C'harOr POpetuai.
BISCOZTAST,
M. LEWIS OLARII,, Middletown, N. Y.
TORS
Jell. NORTON; Riq., of Frattklisi Printing Co.
Middletown, N. Y. ,
GRINNELL BURT, Ern , PfoB. ylerwlok
ley R. R , Wativiek; N. Y. "
JAB. B..nissE,,EBl4 Pree.s. Middlotow; We
tlainlßank, Middletown, N. Y.
JOSIIILL DRAPER, AL
&triage Rol, Middiefiiiiik;fl. Y.
ELIBIIA P. WHEELBR,_S9444IYtoO-Pree. Mid
! land RaIIway,,MMIAVA(.
D.C. WINFIELIA,Mak 4 Do
' Oonnty, Ml4_ qloWptY.,
OE
'Stoves !
_
Havi_as ti o"a a t nu, atom
and usidifikte., 40,inittip40 tfikee plonsure
to annaunaktutupo r -qcostßUatrtad`
ded tolfie anon MIS ataxia on
'WE, UstAfiffiAo49l4lo.
• • ,
a complete abeartmenal of (nal/ liagebrata,
of which he eiatinerate tfie'fielkeflhg *ilia s
NAILS; SPIKES, - 0 " OSO*BARS,
X CUT, MILL„ MAIM AND 'BUCK
8 4-Vir S,, BUTTE :..I.4TRAP:-.;.01110118,
CARPENTER'S TOOLS, -
AXES. AUGMtkRIIVEt,BITT
' OKB; • HAWKINS;
. CHISELS;
SHOVELS, SPADES. NOWLEI,BENOII
I T I CI40161;
SEEM
h
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:,...; ~,,: .. 0 _
:•_..:?_‘, .!,.....;,,,... •.: f-,....-
1 - 11.aew fall of goods suitable for l lke fell Trade. .2be assortment Is complete In every
devirtgoess.
Crockery, Boots and ShoeS, Notions,
ME
tacittits -ALL Abe ptoaple ol . T_loipt Couoty who wish to wake purchases In this lino to come
sail ok at i .
i (
, .
*ad eompare Was. 'sbe °lona taloa will be ootivineed that this is, the place to pay iku
7 r•
WNW sioatillatosity. eons ono sad all, bare a Dice ride, a good time gener , atly, bay Jost vita
wazl4
Clorakig, Sept. 27, 1871,
abill - ithen not live by Bread alone
. „
NOT IN TBIO CLIMATIC,
N 1111121113:1113 t~LOTHINC -,
11
sfatilltoitiyshniegood, warm-soden dething, and needing thle, he may as well deal with 'Ma
difttunt w 11#40iitands (goats and cdoltdug. . Bray man to hie trade. When you want a
tow nu fes'74lP bon* you don% go to the.olothier ; when you nee a fall or winter barium for
I=l4 you do, IS your Art wise.
•
!tilra watt slotting or dloth anyNnality, I oan gambits satisfaotion as to price and
WaUW , 921#
vsly ozarSzstro rvaNzautiria GOODS, lam at home. 7 also keep a ftill stock of
atom soortaatiproootriorstowfaroloosia all lines. i make ne charge for showing goods.
het AO. Mk - WILLIAM WILSON. .
El
NEW FALL
Sept. 20,
•
R. N3AVJEILMILII3I' MUSS
OhOap Cash store
HA I OHM, /10891 1 /111INT OP NEW GOODS, BUM AEI
Foreigti and 'Domestic Dry Goods,
. .
Ills, Hosiery, Nolte/Dods and Notions.
Choice-'
cfrooeries.,
S aafF ,Syrup, Rini, Saloratue,
Tifti Otkaluire, _ _ alt. Fish, Flour.
Hats itc Chips, Hooii*.f3#4o,'Hibbara, Crooktry, Wooden We're, &e.
"91a 0041a1111104.
Plow oall sae loaf 91/3 Sto# 7Otk waysind ns ready and *Mae to show
0041.
• - W041101'04 7144- 0 ,7 1 .. # 415. J. It!. 13.4altilli.
CORNING., N. Y.,
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
ißlogimicov GiticoacMgal. ckso.
Yi*:-The New ltlil - Rork
Our Stock
ALt Zacoviv Friars,
and you nal go home happy and oontontedi-
My Speciality is Clothin!.
CLOTIES, CASSIXERES,
ANES' DRESS GOODS,
'• '
GO' AND UN. THE .64
1871.
• Irdolt*lll be sold ♦ori eheap. • '
UMW DRESS GOODS, WHITE PIQUE.
IIITTONIII, ALL HINDU., OZOTES AND egAsSIMEREB,
WIN GOODS, POPLINS & WHITE 000DS,
--eta'
•40 . &1:4t0i
FIE
I
We ate now easy of access,
Et
EMI
=I
NMI
ll=
JUST RECEIVED AT I
-
I
Os Bs KELLEY'S*
lIMI
M
NEWELL & OWENS.
GOODS,
I
BOOT AND SHOE ST
=1
. .•__ DERBY A. FISIILR ' have
now on hand a lar:e stook
s l am or Boots and shoes , an propose &
continuing the mann , tnre et
• ' the same, at the shop la sty oc
cupied by Pisbler & Randolph.: They :leo po t .
pose reducing priseil en all goods an , falling
strictly •
FOllll CA*II.
• Wo keep n good antortment of
tin.d Cal
BOOTS, JOALMORALS, GAIT
'BOOTEES, BROGANS AN
GALLIGASRINS
•
Warranted to fit any foot from No. 0,
:._ elusive.
Our Stock of
FRENCH CALF, FRENCH g!
PER, SOLE,! COMMON CA
LININGS, BINDING, MO.
- ROCCO, &C„
will be kept up ea heretofore.
On Findings we shall be found at
ways, and we shall endeavor to cell
satisfactory to the trade. We won't b
sold.
CASH 'PAID b
FOR lIID.S.
CUSTOM WORE
Dona promptly and" well. ItaPatritl
on short notice. Drop in and be convir
DERBY & FISI!
Dee. 14, 1870,1y.,'
TO THE FARRIER
TIOGA, COUNT
lAM now building at cnyi manufactory.' n
viltio.ssuperior
PANNING _HILL
mblaposileaseathe foilowingadvantageeov
mills:
I.ltsoparateerye,oats,rat.llfter,andfon
chessand Cockle, from w,beat.-
, It cleans Asa secialtes out yellow see
other goads; perfectly .
8, It cleans timothy s ed
4. It does all other smi , arating r squired o f
'Vas mill Is bunt of the boat and most d
bar, In goodstyle,and is sold cheap foroa
duce.
Ivan fit a patent sieva;for savarating
arbeat,tootbermille,onteasortablttorme. •
J At
Lawreacerille,Jan.l,XB7o—t f
WALIIXER & LATURO
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL,
STOVES, TIN-WAR
MILTING, SAWS MI
WATP,R LIMEI
AGRICULTURAL IMP_WWE
Carriage and -]guess Trim
HARNEBBI3B, SADDLES,
i7oTDing, N. Y., Jan. 1, E37] -y
.
!
Tin: i IN GREDIENT:3
COMPOSE ROSADA
plablitlied on every paeka
Cite it III; not a soma p•el
c;)4elpsently
PRESt'il
,
.....
..?
t 3:
': .- {";,1
~_
;. it ~ ,
l it is a icertain c.ire for
ISyplnlis in all
i rttl, Fll%lll 1 a I
ipiaitit anti all d i6 , lSel
10(1,1 '
. . : 1;4: .2/
I: It . . d.,1 i.ithe
t
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.;
tH, I't ef
I' 1.1. Y,
• .4 J. N
;k
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:ft)t.,d Elia:: t
S.ll
Ct. • CAIITH.I
DR. A. 11 1C1111.215.', ni g °,
DO]
J 1
MIN
, at, I.s
Lima
I 1..:111 1 * G' to.
& ( 0., Cfiadoz
McPAD.D.E.S.
Lo7c, Tcnn.' I
tcr. - 1. • i
"virt,;(3c, T
Prote,mcn L.. antee •
tract superior to ally t ho-;
used 'its the treatment I
bleed; and to tll7...ntllct
Itosadelis, and you Avil
to health.
nosadaiis is sold by a:
price $1.50 per bottle.
CLIVAENTS
.ilfanufacturing
871-ly
July 19, 1
FiT s' fl
~i
LUT2 & KOH
JIVING opened a flrst.cla.
Store in Mansfield, opposit
n o
Main Street, respeosfully invite'
4 1
d the public; in genera: to give t,
They guarrantoe satisfaotion-in all 1
stock consists of I
1 ‘ : 111 i
, wltu 0C) "i 7
Tin-Ware, 'E
I3FLOW
'Bea Work, Spokes, H
cultural Iniplements,
• Powers,
and a general line of Goe'tis, sect)
the country, at the lowest cash pr
They are also agents for the K
ES, ITHACA WHEEL RAIL
HORSE FARK AND HAY CA
W. G. LUTZ,
Fitemc Korthuu. - 1 . LUTZ .t
Manrefeld, July 19,- 1871.-tf.
I -
TIOGA HUG S
71
i ----L_
, BORDEN keeps
hand: Pure, Drugs a
. Cheinleals,jPaints an
Stationery; Tankeo N.
Preglacial-none CAREFULLY
Ir. II
Vog t 's, Jan. 1,1871.-Iy.
jF4• OR BALE, OREAP—A bugg • , cutter, bar •
nese and buffalo robe, all near. Timo wi ll
0 given on approved paper: Pp particulars ,
,aipply at the office. i A4act, 2, 1871
RE,
MI
18 In
~ U P
F,
omp 10.
t prloth
undar
g done
Aced.
LEE
OF
awranco
rallothb
seeds,an
d, and al
mill •
rable tiut
our°
estsf i rom
THI4)R
(NAILS,
MIL
.IE4O
F
THAT
Is aro
. c, there
aratiol,
IDE IT
It hounn
ot the
sPALIS
n Lottlw
, parilla
SICIANS
rpractico
nd freely
'l Iteratir sip
IME!
holabville,
Columbia,
omb, N. C.
SED BY
ran Brvar,
MERE
ii-h.
Ohio
vtlle, Va.
:lurfrees-
of any os•
l ion t 6 the
lino Medical
Fluid Bic
have ever
of diseased
. Aso say try
bg restored
i 1 Druggists,
Address
lemist2,
limps, AID.
12111
ER.
Hardware
Pitts Bros.,
their friends
em a call.—
nets. Their
DI
IS,
ails,
ars, Agli
%urn
nd to none in
;cos.
RB
r f R
MOW
, RNOLD
11 , .
OH LER
(IRE 1
constantly on
d Medietnei
I Oili, Lampe
'tins 80.
ompouNDED
DORDEN•