- IS TIIEUE ANT ;11,9 NET
"Le there nay money in it?" ,
Ade the
".3nd *WI we btkeure to win it,
If I join you io your-plan ?
I'd be richer if I'd heeded
Such est ciee a3.thi3'befoFe-- -
Let nips know bow Much is aeedid,
AtA thick the matter o'er!"
• p
Ie
thero money in it—
Ic the question of the hour.
'Men trill listen in a minute •
To your sehrme for money's power."
Who these times can do without it s ?
Or who,' haring, wants not money ?
Tell your" neighbor all about it;
Let b:ol think the matter
If thertA imy :notce in it,
• Be ;hi:. I,i , jcct what it 1111 V,
[ - en are ready to bigio
as:uro them will pay
•• t, in Lot invest a shilling—
;‘.l( nor to increase their store," /
"rt,t u'ii find them VSTy Vining
n.)"vo thought the trattteriiier
I=
G Jae ULTURE.
reeding Faim Stock for/Market.
Itihstotr the time of 3, - ,ittr . when, if
t.ot already, doh -fariner6 shOtild" look
over their feed, grain,/hay anti 'other
fodder, anti rook, ansee if there 'ta
any:spare feed with" which to Make .
more meat ; if {here is, see what
hind can be made/ to the best advan
tage.- beeformutton?
if there is plenty . of hay and a raoder
ale ankeun t of drain, it will probably be
reef ot , "mutto / n ; If there is plenty of
on), 'teas or tiarley, and little fodder to
:Tare, have to be pork. So too,
It wilt en( A it ho time fo see a little about
the preparation of feed—to think about
I,leparralons for cutting and
tni g votty-e fodder. There are many
v ,l„, i l ow feed but lithe, who
h , oitatile rutting and steaming ap
rliat- etutiti - teed:five to teu head of
urs more well as not. 'herd is
that large .tztel: of straw that "though
v, ell saved, ‘viii be abu t little" used 'for
teedinp, there, being plenty f fodder
,upplied that is preferred; a_ d there
..• that 11E-Id (,f -corn, the fodder also
well sLtved, %%hieh will be fed In the
bundle, and only the - liner parts con
ourned. Cut and stem these cornstalks,
and the- %vhole will - be eaten up clean,
at,:l will make better fodder than the
finer parts as usuall.y fed. Mix equal
arts of hay, cornetallts and straw pre
-, iously cut, with the usual - aniount of
fed with dry -hay -the e grain
•,:t• - •unti anti -mixed with the cut feed
eteained together, aud your fat-
(:tttic:nlinuid do better tban on
the I,llal ftq.(i hay and grain. given
;:.e they will do as well
v l th thictiofthegrain usually fed,
;u this -teamed mixture. Managed in
014 nv, you can fatten much more
mid make more and better ma ,
. It ‘•it don't have coarse grain
t.rn.,411 to ed't h your fodder, then
r•ouie ; if
.\ ou lack one of the
r• inO4 :odder, but have all the
H.-t, LL I e better to bur than to
tvt, up tee.ling. Barley should be
imnoTtool xenerally fed, when it is
:••• v, than it pre. ent is the case; no
_ o.t farmer shou d sell barley when it ,
ill no, Ming a LI liar or mine a bushel
Albany, t , od a corresponding price
.11 thi, m..!ket. It should be a point
teed t hl4 lllllln whenever-it does not
ming d. ei.lo.fly the best price to sell it
la market.
=I
In innking arrangements for feeding,
lin decidla whether kit will do to
',ex' or not, al says keep in mind that
the strongeg reason for feeding is the
making of a good pile of rill manure;
and espeCially always rem mber that
li p you can get ix fair market price for
.rpor feel and The manure f4h . the profit,
• , e 1 llax , ,' , ,.=0 a good 6phiness. Iu•
•!e,•l \ ou will make moretrioney in the
one; lan hy !arming, if ytair feed does
„It I,riei: ,iii!c as much, as you will be
k , 01111071 W: }' / t'/I) On era tea in the in-,
rand crap- and improved condition
the I Ind. Still, skillful managers
• Le:, eel:L.11111y make a fair profit on
••,•,Th 1 I_7 Ire .i , !VS the manure, but this
•:• lotrt depends upon judgment and
.:•I ILL buying—such men say they
. to buy iheaper than they can raise
• toe!: for feuding, and that they can
.oake more by feeding than by raising
• tock. .'line', all are not so well pre-
pared to hay to advantage, but 'skillful
,ocn may te employed to buy for oth
ers; this k already done to some ex-
ttit, and the business can be extended
• )as to accommodate all. But, after
:111, the manure should be the malwob
,:tet, and a leading question be how to
obtain this for profit, and a fair market
:.rice for the feed besides. In profits
ole farming, the land‘must,be kept up,
end bernyar I manures must 'be largely
used for this purpose. The amount rind
value of these manares will of course
' . depend largely on the \ kind of feed
given; An auirnal fed wholly on hay
and grain, in the uanal way, will make
i teller manure than would be the case
if-both were well cooked, as in the lat
ter case the feed would be more, thor-
Litighly digested, and less of the valu
able properties passed"ln the manure.--t 1
:'-\), too, such n mlXture of grain,-hay,-
cornstalks and straw no above referred
to, well steamed, will make less vain
abielnanure than hay and grain - alone.
ll,ence, whenever feed is purchased,
regard should be had to that which is
best 'for making manure as well ns for
feeding. For instance, in' buying• hay
Lt will be best to get clover hay, as that
contanis a large amount of nitrogen,
and is worth about twice as much as
-,,
common hay for making manure. At
the same time, good, fine, bright, early
cut clover hay, is better for fattening
cattle anil sheep. So clover hay is the
best to buy, and this is especially the
case where, as In many places,l such
y
na is the cheapest. For the same rea
-son, the large amount of nitrogen, peas
should have the preference when they
• can be bought for the same price as corn.
And se too, where neither peas nor
clover-hay can be fed, but some kind of
grain must be purchased, it will be
beit to buy a portion of oileake, say
enough to feed one pou,nd of oileake to
three or four of grain. Oileako is not
only very fattening, bnt it helps large
• ly in making rich matiure—it contains,
more nitrogen than any other, feed
that Will be fed, while a high authority
thihnson) says the nitrogen is mainly
passed in the manure. In making ma
nure for wheat and other cereal crops
this is very important, as nitrogenous
6 - ianures are most needed for these
grains, and it is very probable that
where neither clover hay nor peas can
be fed, it would pay to feed a smallpor
tion of oihneal even if no grain has to
be purchased. At any rate it should
t,e an•object with every wheat grower
to - Auntie rich, nitrogenous manures,
and In order to do this, to provide plen
ty of the best and cheapest feed N-ithin
ids reach for this purpose. Of course
;his ought to be clover, as the rowth
o
,f the crop as well as the manure may
: ingely benefit wheat; but where it
large amount of coarse fodder Is steam
ed and fed, it Avill not come amiss to
mix in a limited amount of oilmcal
klicalie ground,) oven if clover hay IS
mixed in, as above deSeribed, while if
ho clover hay or Teas are fed, more
oihneal should be giveh. It, should al-
ways be kept
in f lad that the quality 1
of the manure A epends largely upon 1
the kind of feed given'; that the, more
thoroughly the feed is prepared and 1
ertokeLl, alai, of course, digested, the less 1
of its strength will pass through in the
manure--nitrogen and a few mineral 1
element , of et opo being a partial excep
tion to therflade --while the more . thor
oughly that -trength is secured by the
Lmined, di, !,>.-i Will he the vable of
the manure, l i at that rich feed helps
make r1:11 induhreisas well as f',t meat.
do that in growing, buying and arrang
' tag feed on the farm, we need to keep
both uhd all in mind, in order to feed
to the best advantage.—F. in 99untru
Gentleman.
WHOLESALE - MN STRII,
ooßtsiiNG., N. Y.
I J RIJOS AND NIEDICINES, PAINTS
ACID OILS, -
THADDEpS DAVID IVItS, KEITH'S
CONCENTRATED MEDICINES,
IREDELL'S rpm), I:,k.
TltAtiTs,
.111.1 RN El"1"8 et . )oo AI rs Ft - AiTOßibid
EXTRACTS, KEROSENE "kA.SIPS,
PATENT MIIOICINES; 'e001:1- •
ESTER PERFUMERY
AND FLAVORING EXTRACTS, WALL
EMI
LtOENTS FOR - Ni4,Ry11 4 1.1-430.'S RE.
Bold a t Wholroale Pricey.. liuyere arerequeit4d
to call and get quotation: before goingfutilm
East
W. D. TEABZLL I CO.
Corning, 14-. Y., Jan. 1, 1.811-7
Furniture ! Fu niture!
B. T. VAN HORN,
Tl - A1 IN ti completed his new Cabinet Wors
t]. hou :o on Main street, Wellsboio, has stoolN
ad it with large and superiof assorted stook of
URNITURE.
Ohamber Sults, Walnut, Ash, Maple,
from $l5O down, -and as cheap
sathe goods can be bol
t
, freight added.
Parlor Suits,, Walnut, Cherry, arid
,Ilatiogauy, Reps or Hair Cloth,
SOFAS, LOUNGES, COUCHES, TETE
with Upholstery to suit,
Cratei 'rabies, Walnut' or Marble Topa
Looking Olioses, Brac*ets Pa
rer Racks, Rocking Chain',
all kinds,
Wilioletale and Retail.
I am manufacturing as usual, and intend to
keep a tnll etook of ware, home and city made
at all ti ri Div Waft) Rooms are spacious and
neat, an I Iter? Contain the largest, costliest and
Bost sto,l• Furniture ever brought into the
t y
k"lanisig and Nlatehiipg,
SA t` I.MOULDING,
June to tLe Factory. '
.idn. 1, 1871-tf t T. VAN HOWL
Albemarle Land Agerncy
Ef, I Z CITY, SORT CAROLINA.
T j A HOE ANL) SMALL FARMS FOR BALE
I at pr;oes ranging from le to i 75 per sore.
on rea'lonablc terme of payment.
covered with Pine, Juntpas, Cypress, Gum mad
Poplar Timboe, close tv navigation. Pries $8
to SIO per acre. -.-
Village Property, viz:
Stores, .Woud and Brick Dwellings, 1 14eaut
Lots and Wharves, eseellr.ntolimate, fertile roll,
friendly people, navigable waters and good
markets, favor this locality. Inquire.of
SMITH (1 SHAW, Att'ye at Law,
May 3, 1871. Elizabeth City., N. b.
For Sale or Rent
A (Ivo') dairy farm in 'flogs Ownship, Tl
tga county, Pa., about Ei miltilt west of the
Borough of Tioga. about 100 acres improved,
and 46 unimproved. Has on it three barns,
three dwelling houses-, an apple arid peach oroh
erd, and other fruit trees. Terms easy. Also a&
joining on the west, a' farm :and timber lands
from 90 to 200 aore ae desired, with 80 acres
improved, with a go, d barn, a good house and
apple orchard. Gob for a dairyllog term.
Jan 1, 1671—a. 0. H. SEYMOUR,
' ' " Tlpga,Pa. ~
WELLAMORO
Door Sash & Blind Factory
BENJA%IIN AUSTIN, is prepared to fur
nigh hrst-olass work from tbo bolt lumber
at his noo factory tvlatoh Is now in fall operation
r4Z4 1 1:151 a
o:irp , tailtly re, baud, er reannfaotuced to oral..
Planing and Matching
(Lane itromptly, and in On beat manner. The
hest workmen employed, and none but the beat
reasoried 'amber u.esi: Encourage homo Indue.
try. ;
Factpry near the foot ef Alain Sis
BENJ AUSTIN.
Wochb..v., AttguAt 2, 1854. ti
Xr 0 fIC 1: h hereby given that Diathetr K. Re
, IA tan, A.lailnlatratorof the estatooleletwissi
itrxa de4ca,4e.l, late of Jai:Aden township,
Tluma"county, hat tiled Lie necouut in thw
oillce for TiOgi C 011124; and that said' as. ,
'count will be prelenta, to the Judie al the
Otr.bana' t 9 ourr, at a moisten of said court •to - b s
h at W 114 bore, in and for said county, on
lonctny, the 4th (lay o.; Pooember, 11111, st tWO
P. 31., for alto wanoisna oontirstustiort•
D. . DX/1,N74 AVOW
Wellsbono, Noy 1/171. -
PAPER, WINDOW GLASS,
\yIIITE~r~JH LIME &
AND' D YE • COLOiS,
FINED OIL.
le,, (to., ao,,
from $125 down. Ms l o,
.c-TETES)
's' !Bober Lands
Sash, Doors,
AND MOULDINGS,
Register's Notice
0 4-VMPAIIDVII
MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY
BE
Office, No. 112 S. 4th st.,o4lll4lelpbtit,i
IflrlOiliiirsited W4\ll' y,f, l ' ~: 1 307. f '.‘
'll
Charni f F4litiftti # iih,oop.
~ , - , , , i 1
Aisetis"viveir' ' e'_ '..:' ''. s it .4300,1)00'01)
- , I • ...., tr
_;.l, -0445
Stock cod Mutual, combining Security with
Ptoll tif. Suppose your are already Insured in 6
first-class comp:mg t. dirow APT R a n ee 111{at
ever, (say afteriettat rlytpl i fie:erith*twiAir,l6lo.
t it,
or cannot pay lobga a sigilll-4bar Illititritidliiik
gone and•your monoy wasted. Not so in the
"Hand-IN-HAND." all Policies are Now-Fon.
rEirstax.?/..i4.1
This company which ranks among - the' post
Popular and successful' Life Insurance Comps
pies, grants, vljolos. ilia ail- dealfahlifplapkt pko,th
With and vtittiliet -"'
Traveling Priveleges unrestOoted;
All policlesnie ineenteittblaqifief
from any i efAhe ordinary : gauss!. ;, ,; „ -
Look to your Insurance. Please eiarubie
the following Comparative Table. It la some
times allojed htligelliirefialittnlnPuleifl
the CompanfilityVePresentle4afer than
While we unhesitatingly assert our belief In the
soundness and atability,ofidi eerePeßlefo. ere_le'
giro to gestalt the folloriind for the lutpeetfu df
those dealing to Insure: ?•
' The following companies, Compare the annual
premiums charged by eaeh for an IMmrauoirdri'
life at the age of 50 years, payable et'death
•
- • - " t ll O ll 4l . 2.14111:11: •
Traveler4', , I'. 4 1 144
'Etna, - 22,78 p •
Home, 28,80'1 , Vil.Cgr7
Ec4tattable, 22,70 T 46,91'
Waslilno:4l,__; 22,7$
• nan4-131-.llattor s Tsl,o 4 6o -
If not eliendi inenii4 take a ' polioy`eith ti?.
4 4 E1 - AND-IN-HAND."
ha bestlintuni.OMOPturin.ther - ThtlitCatittiir-
March, 1, 1871.-ly.
A. M. INGHAM Agent.
am , lir ATKINS ! KETCHAM
- V respeotfully inform the pub-.
'4% - ,abeal:•• Ito that they have established a
Livery for Hire,
At their Stahtle on Pearl St., oppoolt4Ntlooltet
wagon Itilop. Single or double tigitkiwlllatut to:
order. They aim to keep good horses and4is
gone, an'd intend to please. Prlocureaeonable.
• _ „WATKINS £
,Tan. 4,1871-Iy.
111118 undersigned, owneisiol; a I'ortnb"l 0 a,'
gine, with a Carding'Xnabine, two MAW
and a run of French Burr Stones attached, are
prepared to fill orders lu . their_builnees at East
Charleston, Pa. • - •
The above property is in good running order,
and will be sold at a fair price, and on resort
able time. "
For perthiulara. inquire of Geo. W. Mardi*,
Wellsboro, or ALONZO WHITNEY,
f?*1 1 , PresOsilA
May 4,1871-tf
Hair Vigor,- - ,
c
,For restoring to' Griirriaii-iffs
natural Vitality and Color.
its original
,eor; zvltli tair
_f youth. Thin
hair is thictened, falling hair checked,
and baldness often, though not always,
cured by its use. .Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
Stroyed, or the - glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu
lated into activity, so that a new
. growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling, the .paip-wi;k- a pasty sedi
ment, it will keep it clean, and Vigerlius.
Its oceasiciaattise will pre - tient the hair
from 'turning gray or falling off; and
,consequently prevent baldness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrest's and prevents the forma
tion of dandruff, which is often so un
cleanly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but nut harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else eau be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambric, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre, and a grateful perfume. •
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer& Co.,
Pracid c al and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
June 14,'71-Iy. • W. 0. KRESS, Agt.
Welliboro.
*dr,.
,-• '
Has now in stook, and will keep constantly
on hand, at the lowest Market quotation/.
Wool Twine, 2 £ 4 ply cotton & jutetwine.
Marlin 2, 9 & 4 strand.
Knowls pat. Step Ladder, from 8 to B ft.
- JACK CREWS,
TACKLE-BLOCKS,
WIRE CLOTH & WIRE GOODS
generally.
for gumming
A full arrortmozi..oclAirite z TliFoir Borl a
GRINDSTONES !
Canal Wheel Barrows.
MANILLA ROPE
No 1 R. no 1 entre engine oil.
A complete assortment of
11ECIIINICITOUS
House Builders and
Household hard
ware
constantly on - hand . l
Bottom prloaa on
A.GRIOULTUItAL IMPLEMENTS.
Come in and ink' n took, get I, figural and
see.how iris youreall, and oblige
. yours TralY
y. EICHEEFIAILIN;JR.
Ma y 24, 187/.-1/.
New 'Maim Store
Tsubsoriber Imo Atteatip :the Storiftrst
j„ door east Thomas Harden's dry goods ewe,
for th 8 manufaoture and sale of •
Ql-0,4 RS, (a Itgrade.)-2 1 "attem cukt Oiansion
4110ii7NG TOB4Coo,lllishigan Pins Oil
r OH.Ewm rq, and kischP,V
PLUG TOBACCO, PlP.SkOiittitilifSiiP"
- cut Brand of 0,42.41? B.
jot- 0a I 1a a 4 IMO for
JONN W. P,1:110XL I
Wdlobtlrep iikst. 1 0 I inaitr • -
Livery` Stable t
SALE.
Aypr's
BLEU WitaLS
In any quantity.:
from 1 Inch down.
INESI
#
- - titi•?;gx4e4m:.. - vw.s.,;rwl:r4wtL.tßa-,A . :. rz ,,, ,• - ..:,. ,-, _.„,:.. ....-.;,:. ..v , ---1 , - ,, y, ,, 4,-„e , ,..
00 worth
ail
'l'''
••
5 r
OF GENTS, 'YOUTHS & BOY'S 'CLOTHING ) for - sal©
- •
4`s_ I
f;
=ME
25 4,04, - Ei.p.M4ifil - RTS . ,& DRAWERS,
1-k
f_py,fi,ale eheali at itAR
,;=4'
11=11111112
. 1 •
CASES 0.. V
BEI
~..,A.. fall,li, ~ .
A full line 'of new and clearable styles of
The Dress Goods Departrnen
will be found very attractive, as it comprises many new an
ble styles of Goods at prices that can not fail to suit.
•
A 'dressing
Lich "is at
tce,agrseable,
dithy; an d
feetual f 9 r
.eserVing the
sir. It soon
;tarsi faded
gray hair
The public are,inyiteti to call and examine my, stock be
chasing.
The Largest Establishment in N,orthe
g:
i I
lIAVING facilities for buying ancLbandllng large quantities cf Goods enab
them at the lowest Jobbing prices. In our retail department Goods are soi
vanes over wholesale priees.• A large stook of
Transfer Ornaments, Strlpeing Pencils
and Brushes for Carriage aiki
A Nil line of all °lama of Goode appertaining to otirtneineee kept in Wok.
Feb. 1, 18'71-Iy.
SOREWS,
• narrating, and made for nsa. Whoa° are but a few o f the many artiolen aom,
of Hardwara. , I Invite the public to call and bramble ftir themselves. I
boat quality of goods In my line ; and all work to order done promptly and
BASIL DOCilit24 - BLINDS, AT F.A.CTOiVi r
Welleboro,Feb. 1.,1871-Iy. WILLIAM
IRON; NAILS, CARRIAGE BOLTS, HORSE SHOES, AND HO;
•
r
gousralstoo4 ofHttilders Matteis's. LOCHS, BUTS, LATCHES, ILL
Also. WRAPPINH pA,PBR at zassasfaattworsprioes
=EI
ME
kirgaiuns &ski wd uslava zettermable., "int deot Advil Cone Manse
W441191,1Y0g4ii.,4.1enib4.
MI
ist ri
1.;
- .i T rf It
l iu li
44• ii I
V .11 0
; -a-A)
'~ ; ~Ju
Tioots - thia ::-.Shoe
ENE
just received, and for sale_p eap, at 'H,AR
. '
Eli
Flithieli o k:'fflank‘ts . "''_atid- Robe.
- •
,fr•
SHAWLS,
=I
just received and for sale °heap at,HAE
Oaf. - ; - 18, 1871.
AT. C. 1363EL13611/63,
DRUGGIST!
STONE, HON ISLAND AND MU
GLASS, ALL SIZES, SINGLE AND DOUBLE THICK.
PAINTS, ALL KINDS AND COLORS,
- ,
VARNISHES AND VARNISH BR, SEES, A FULL ST
r
Cutter Ornamenting.
Stoves
13A_IL - E - :
R.~,
=I
(Siaeoessor toTh P. ROBERTS) DB&LMt IN
C,Eirroexi.te•resP IWe:finals
lOIBINt FROSIPTLY ATTENDED
'
;+ .. ~:
1111
every diseription just'reeeived at HA
=II
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
A
1
Stoves
Having on hand a largo atepl
nd Hardware, the underelgnoC
announee that he has at a g
d to the usual etook of the of
MA IN IS TEEM , WEI
oamplete aesortment .of
f whioh he enumerate the foil
AILS, - SPIKES,
X OUT, MILL, RAND AND BUCK
AWS, ;BUTTS, '. STRA ' • '::HINGES,
CARPENTER'S TOOL:, PUMPS,
AXES, AUGERS, BITWS,BITT
STOCKS, HATCMCS, •
mans, •
auovELs, SPADES, FO
AND HARDVI
HIE
BEM
THOS. HA
w,
BARNDOOR
BEE
zm
ENE
N
is now;
depa
.
EN'S.
EN'S.
Crocker
DENS
EN''2.
and Invite ALL the people of Tioga County Who wish to make purohases in this line
and look at _
. f -
and compare prices. The defeat buyers will be c'onvineed that this is the place to pay 'oil
money 'esouominally. Come d i ne and all, have a nice ride, a good time generally, buy just who,
yeti want,
i desira-
`ore pur-
Cor'
urq
n Pa.
Man - shall not live by Bread alone
'MEM
Not filioddy, but good warm woolen clothing, and needing this, he may ae well deal with his
neighbor who ultderatnnds cloths and clothing. Every man to hie trade. When you want a
new suit for your'horee you don't go to the clothier; when you need a fall,or winter harness for
yourself, you do, if your are wise. . .
1
i ell htm to Oka
,d at a amaH ad*
If you want olothing or cloth of any quality, I can guanaco eatisfaotion as to price and
qualltY on,
OK
iiii)
and
Drop
Sep
. INAESB.
of Th 2, litoves
takes pleasure
eat outlay, ad-
Hasd ou
SBORO,
dl! Hardware,
wing articles
ROWBAIIS,
'KS, BE NOH
HANGINGS,
°slag the stook
.
to keep**
wen
I'
ROBB/V/18.
Oil
ARE,
SE NAILS,
ORB, &o.;
7
Hata
TO.
°ash Paid for BUTT R , or shipped on Commission.
PLeaie call and look our Btook over. Y*l will alwayedlnd .ue ready and willing to show
r W ode. I I L
ellaboro, May 10, 1871.-IVI • • J. R., BARKER,
, BM//£Y,
=I
he Regulator ,
N. Yelp
•
full of goods suitable for tbo fall Trade. The assortment . le oorepleto In every
(meet,
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
Boots and Shoes, Noations,
r ~_- ~
.IFlisiarlerjr: 4arc•coclts, efts o.
Via The New Rail Rord,
Our St9ok
Imoricaeis, -
and you will go home happy and contonted
Sept. 27, 1871,
Or-
I My Speciality is Clothing.
pLOTH* C•ISSIMERES,
ENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, lam at home. I also keep a full stock o
LADIES' DRESS 'GOODS,
constantly receiving new invoices in all lines. I make no °beige for showing goods
20,1841.
zofir GO ' AND SEE THE ..64(
ENV FALL GOODS,
pt. 20, 1871.1
arid MIALPILIKMPL'eI
Dheap --Cash Store T.
-- --HAS A FULL ASSORTMHNT OP NEW GOODS, SUCH AS
►reign and — Domestic Dry Go •
pds,
whiah will be sold very
WHITE PIQUE .
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES,
POPLINS it WHITE GOODS,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
BUTTONS, ALL KINDS,
LINEN GOODS,
Gloves, ilosiimy, Halt Goods a d Notion'. *
Choice Qr-r ceries. l
gar, Soap, Tobacco, Syrup, Rios, Saleratua,
Bee, Tea, Crackers, Salt, Fish, Flour!i
&, Caps, Boots & Shoes, Rubbers, Crockery, Wooden Waijo, &c.
C -
We are now eaay ixf •aeoess, ° ,
I
NOT IN THIS CLIMATE,
JUST RECEIVED AT
On Ds NELLEYPS,
II
NEWELL & OWENS.
WILLIAM WILSON
HE
BOOT
.A - Nts SHOT
D it
L
_ . ERBY it
now on band a large stock
FIS LER have
of Beets and Shjes, and propoSe
atm 461 e continuing the' irna ntaettne of
the moo, a: the ehoP lately oc
cupied by ashler .fc Randolph.' They also put.
pose reducilikprices on all goods and selling
strictly
. i FOR V.. 01$11'.
.
, .
Wo keep a good aifoortroe
hats and C 4,1
BOOTS, BALMORALS, 0
BOOTEES, BROGANS
GALLIGASKIN,
warranted to St any foot, f om No,
elutav
Our Stte of
-
FRENCH CALF, NCH
PER, SOLE, DIMON
LININGS, BINDING,
ROCCO,_ &0.,
will be Iropt up ae hereto
On Pindlngs wo stall be found
ways, and we shall endeavor to
a,atlsfactor.y tt, the trade. We w
I I
CASH PAI
FOE, BIDES. I ~
CUSTOM WO
Done promptly and well.. R
on short notice, Drop in and bt
. DERBY it,
Dec. 14, 1870.-Iy.
TO THE FARM
TIOCIA COU
I
AN now building et my manufacto i
villa ,a superior .
FANNING.' MI
whichpossesseetlefollowlngadvanta
mille :
I.lt separates rye,oats ,rat litter,a r m
ohessand cockle from wheat.
2. It cleans seed,takesont yel ciw seed, and el
other seeds, perfectly.
8, It cleans timothy seed. •
does all otherseyaratingreqn redo f a miii
This mill le built ofthe beet and
bor,in good otyle,and to sold cheap
duce;
I will et a patent sieve, for sop •
wheat;toothermille,onrealonablet
Lawrencevillejart.l,lB7o-t f
WALKER & LAT
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE, IRON, • S9EL, NAILS •
- STOVES, TIN-TrA.RE
• I'
C MILTING, SAWS, C MIR '
, ,
- WATER LI E.
AGRICULTURAL IMPL MRiTB:
Carriago and Rarnealt On:swings.
to oOMO
HARNESSES, SADDLES, &c
Oorping, N. Y., Jart.1,18714
I'
OSAi
T
e
July 19, 1
lIARDWA
LUTZ & KO
T_T pVING opened a first of
I I 'Store in Mansfield, opposi
on Main Street, respeosfolly
and the public in general to give
They warrantee satisfaction in al
stock consists of
HA RDWA
4 1 11 C:10 V' Ail EL
Tin=Ware,
Bent Work, Spokes,
oulturia Implements,
Powers,
and egeneral line of Gocda, ace
the country, at the loweet caeh p
They are also agents for the
ER, ITHACA WHEEL RAID
HORSE PARR AND HAY Cz
W. G. LII,TZ) I
Pa.uur. ROMER. LIAL
Mansfield, July 19, 1671. r tr.
triimA DRUG
- -
IgrBORDEN keeps
hand Pure Drue a
Chemicals; Paints Inn
Stationery, Yankee Ni
PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY
H.
Tioga, Jan. 1,1871.-ly
MICR SA,ZE. CHEAP—A hug
nose and buffalo robe, all n,
be given on• approved paper.
apply at Olt once. A
t cd:
PS,
, ITERS,
'ND
0, to 16 It.
KIP, UP
CALF,
MO,
EEO
al holm' al.
Bell at prico,
n't bo andel
'pairing dot o
!otiiinced,
1 FISIMER
RS . OF
TY.
y,ll, Lawrit.:
MI
gesoyea al lott.,
dfottleeeda,si I
oat datable tin
ltoroaah, or pro
sting •attfrom i
ms.
PIATIIER
ROP,
g. 4.64
THE ItiGREDII
COMPOSE ItOS
published on every
fore it is not a secri
Consequently
IC Ti-1
ADALIS
1 - ,4Ckage., there-
- E.'.CP.IBE IT
for F;crofula,
ralcuma
, Liver Com
of the
FiIYSICIANS fR;
It is a certain curl
Syphilis in all its I'
tism, Skin Diseasci
plaint and
Blood.
C 17 :,T7:1.,.7.1-0..?
will Liu more &LI t
of the Syrups ul
11::3A 7 - 1 . 4 .1.13
bott:c3
PiIYSICIANS
THE UNDE'2::::I*-1E
hay, tired llosad
fur the past trace y
endorse it La a rcli
and !tied Purifier.
nit. T. C.
1)11.1'. J. noy .
Dtt. it. W. CARR.
Dill'. 0. DA LI
Lit. J. S.:STAIRES, o
DR. J. L. McCART
S. C. ,
DR. A. R. 'NOBLES, Idge,:catb, N. C.
'USED ANEk ITNI)ORED BY
JB. FRENCH 1.:. SO-S. Fall Rtver,
AV.
A. F. viiiELLER,
ill. lIALL. Lima, 01 i 4
'M'CRAVEN CO. Got
SAL. Q. McF-4DI
• born, Tenn.
Our snAcc will act a
;tended% , - ...marks in i
Ivirtuesof Rosadaits. I
Profession we guarani
tract superior to any' t 1
used in the treatmd
Blood; and to the milli
Rosadalls, and you
to health
their practice
ars and freely
Me Alterative
ME=
In=al
LA, C:,qumbiz,
11, .I.IICIA.
.a, Chia
donsville, Va.
iEN, nrurfroaz
low of any ex•
relation to the
il Tothe Medical
cc a Fluid Ex
oy have ever
t of diseased
cted we say try
y ill be restored
• licendalls IS sold b Tall Druggists,
price 91.50 per bott - Address
f & DE. CLEMENT CO;
Manufacturi g Chemists,
B LTIAIPBE, MD..
GEO
LER,
:ks Hardwata
o Puts Bros.,
eithelr friends
I em o. coll. -
anees. Th:!r
El
ails,
IC)1:
lubs, Agii-
Churn'
nd to ncnn in
ices,
IRBY MOW
ARNOLI O
mr,R,
KOHLER
TORE I
oogstantly
nd
!d Oils, Lam:. t
.tionF &c.
POUriDED,
BORDEN
y,leutter. bar:
w. Time will
or porticolsra
pat 2, 1871
E'l