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WEDN 'A. ‘ i" Ai:A 41,
New 2Ltivertiseme is
Bark Wanted—Baser, Johnston 1 Co.
Recorder's Notice—H. Archer.„.
Attorney a Les-F.H—Clarkf
New Goods and New Prices—H. B. Fish
Mercantile Appraisement—F.
Sheriff's Sites—L. Tabor.' "
Debtors Aboy-0. Bullard.
Notice to Teachers—V.
Auditor's Notice—.T. B. Niles.
New Millicerp—Mrs. Sofield. • „ •;
Penusylvaniallouse—A. Nesbitt.
lAtt of Lettere- 7 Mrs. SOIL
DED/CISION. — The new Diesting•honse in Blossburg
baring been - pnrcluised by the. Baptist March of that
piece, will be dedicated by appropriate services, begin
ning Wednesday, Nay 16, at one o'clock, afternoon.—
Bev. T. S. Sheardown is expected te preach tha opening
sermon.
The third Quarterly Meeting of the Tioga Bap
tiec will he held with the let Jackson
Church (Job's Corners), on Wedneeday. May 23, at .10
o'clock, L. M. Roc. N L. Reynolds will yreack - the op
t:tug sermon. Contributione forthe Missionary Union.
'logs, May 9, 1866. E. T. BLNIELIT, Clerk.
UNION LEAGI7L—The Wallsboro Union - League met
st the new geadiluirta ret over ILSIVet,Ww
Otis inst au elected thf's followitig — egtee t tr
the cams
president--Joss F..Donimetedx.
VierPresidents—Sr. Webb; J. N. Bache.
Recording Secretary—Willuun H. Smith.
Cor. Secretary-4. B. Niles.
Committee of Ways and Means—Leroylabor t J.
scrple, John Alexander, 'Wm. Roberta; SAL Latidfc.
Canvassing COMmittee—Hon. Wi.•AV H.
Cobb, C. Soule, John I.MitcheU, Jim. Williams.'
The League will meet regularly every - Friday , vrening
for business. But the Room will be open to the public.
atry day and evening. , The leading Nelir 'Rik Phila.,
dslphia, Washington and Richmond dailies will be pro-,
cared and placodln the tteadingi Boom s it 'once.' -- Our
friends from the townships are incited' to call often.
COL. GREGG ' AT THE COtrtT/101.58E.—C01. Theo
dore Gregg, late_ eommandirig the 4541 ;b..
made a spirited and characieristic address to a'
large and enthusiastic audience ; Met
at the Court House . 'Tile subje ct of his altressi
was the history of ,:tho 4th ,rlsgiment, from its'
muster-in to its muster-out ; and a more graphic;
relation of the varying fortunes and vicissitudes
of war, and the mortal perils of battle, is-seldom
heard, or read. The Colonel talks as he fights—
in his ownstyle—midetriker hot:De-every time.
He was constantly interrupted by the cheers of
the 45th boys, wh& were out Inlore. The meet
ing was presided over by Capt. Seeley, of Knox
ville, and broke upwith three rousing cheers for
the Speaker. Come again, Colonel.
PESktBYLVANIA)EicatBE.—The old patrons of
this fiotel.will find tin apple-pie order, tini pna
cot owner having thoroughly overhauled and
refarnishea. it- Guests may be - certain of!
good fare and good beds—whieh, - we opine,
constitute two cardinal poinia - of a good hoteL—
Mr. Hazlett will be found an attentive and Oblig—
ing landlord.
:".;(
ROBSED.—Some one of the :scoundrel& who in
fect the Erie Railroad are and di a pOt
robbed Mre. A. J. Bofield, of this • bum:iglu on'
her return from New York last week. Alliel'intre
taken exceeded $BO-a large euM' to 'tier,' nod
sufficient to temporarily embarasa her in her bnei-
BM
Mrs. S., has just. fitted up} splendid
Shop on Main Street, opppoeite the Post Office,
and is &OW receiving - a lazge'antl' elegsfiSsasort
mesa tof goods from New York. Oar people will
at once see- thattheitave'.ult opportunity to as
sist her to retriebe her late loss, and we hope they
will at once comelorwarcl avid enconragirher with
a generous patronage: We have no more worthy
or deserving lady in, our midit.
T. L. Baldwin & Co-, Tioga, have entirely sold
oat their old stock of goods and replaced them
with a splendid stock of dress go'ods for the sum
mer market; as well a~gen*, cloths,. and ready
made clothing, wall And window paper, hard
ware, hats and caps, groceries and'. provisions,
which they offer at Vricatt to defy 13ampetition.—
They consider Utter, cheere; -eggs and grain as
CLSH, at market pricer. - Their adwartiseipetit
reached us too late for insergotiltiprei# Shape
this week. t' _
ELECTION on COUNTY SUPORTNITNIYNNT.—The
triennial convention - of the School Directors of
Tioga county, was held in the Court House, Tues
day, May 1., Ninety-a4.,:or,leas than ',one-half
the whole number of Directors, were present."..
Mr. 8. B. Paws, of Deerfield, was elected on
the first baßef,lll - i't
Price, 52
Eton e,
Calkins
Giving a majority of eight votes for 1411 r: Price.
35r Price has been long and' reversibly .- known as
as educator of youth in this splint": geerected
the Academy buildings near Knoxville; and,fpr
many years maintained a school of considerable
note among high IVO 441 'jai: laull
measure of success in his new office, and trust
that Directors. teachers and parenterniy-cdrdially
cooperate with him in the great and noyle task o!
elevating the standard of eicellence aindng the
Common Schools of the county.
F. H. akar., ESQ., 114"hrug . out hie yLing~e in
Ilimifield. We bespeak for him ari - eneouragipg
patronage.
The Littie - Co'rporill ie iibo34 tine girlar'Paper,
which we ow moot cordially commend ta•alk.our
ouag peal*. IL ,is. priateei,..auti
tau but $L par year... Addrees 'l.ittle Corporal,"
Chicago,
DEVIRC(TIVE FIRE.—At shoat 'is - quartirr'ln
four o'clock on Saturday morning a fire broke out
la the Cabinet and CailTiretory of Mr. B. T.
VELD horn, in this borough, and progressed*so
rapidly, that itt_th#l4,o. if,..rour and a
half the building;'vi i ft aita valuable
stock of turned-AMC, an d )ta i machinary, tpgepser
with three bard its the kik', bn Pearl street, were
a glowing mass of ruins. The engine was early
en the ground, but-bitimg byeitonatistastees which
alway s rule when there is want of system, was
'utak to do its most elfeetive work. The neigh.
boring buildings were in great danger for a a time,
but by the heroic exertikelit4aliens and firemen
the flames were held at bay. '
The loss falls heavily upon. Mr. Van Horn and
his workman, some of the latter losing all their
tool.. The Factotiwil one of airlifted public
i mprovements, built up by the energy and Indus•
try of its pryrielcor. ItlVloll#'°ll
which there Wei; an o 2 Ob. Messrs.
II!. Wilkinson, D. Hart ) end" ..r .each
lost a barn on which thire was no insurance.
A meeting of citizens convene d at the Corn,
roissioners' Oflice at 10 o'cloek for the pqrpose of
devising tome plan' in 'aid of the sufferers. A
watudttee of Ave was appointed to procure: sub
striptions with instructions to report at an adjourn
meeting at the , Conrt House at tlir P. M. Ac.
ssrdingly the committee set about the work, and
at the adjourned meeting reported a' subscription
of 5710, which, on motion, was Creeted to 3re
collected and distributed pro raft. • -
This prompt liberality stands to the credit of
our citizens. It will enable Mr. Van Horn tore
build his Factory , and thus provide work for thorns
thrown temporarily out of employment.
'Now let us organize a ore Company, perfect it
b 7 rigid discipline, "and so make smite esstwitadailio
those who have struggled against wind laid tide,
and public indifference, to preserve- theidzadow Of
an o rganization. The charter will be granted in a
I, few weeks, and there will be room for seventy_
tore working members.
;'.. C S.I
WELLSBOHO ACADENT.—The last half of the
spring term commences this week. Pupils wish—
ing to enter for the balance of the term, should
do so si once, ample preparations for their recep—
tion having been made.
yf e regres to sly4titt l Mr. ,Vpn ,Allen
if:Air:labors amolag
us with the present term. Whether it will be pos—
sible to secure so much energy and ability to con
tinue the seseions of the Academy, is a anions
question with many. We understand his decision
as made beyond revocation.
A "Tut WVDDINB."—"A what r asks some of
the younger of our readers. Many have heard
. famous ; Diamond Wedding," ,
eati'Stedinati. Mor:baVi beard - bf
Weddings," of which ale pipers make occasion
al mention. All have heard of joyful weddingsf
and great weddings, and sorrowful weddings.—
But a "tin wedding" may not have transpired in
many neighborhoods hereabout. However, Wells
born lied a elecidedlY -Pleessut . o egugitiau.i l 4 I the
form of the celebration of their "tin wedding"
by Hon. & Mrs' H. W. Williams, last night wifek,
that being the tenth anniversary of their wedding'
day.
,
The invitation cards wrre appropriate, being of
tin, about lix 3 inches, upon which the usual
formal invitation was written with a steel point.
As may be suppoied, the tinners were much in
requisition during the day,' and the strife to, get;
"somethifilda4-414* , bad thatiglitt. of," was
interesting, and so successful that few, if any
articles, were duplicated.
The guests began to arrive at about 8 o'cls;Ok,
each with his and her planished wares. Every ,
tin-kle of the docr-bell announced a new arrival
offTisike99, uut4 , the i"lrs*ezt, gaine d
gronedlhat - a goodly portion of of the of
Wellaboro bad turned traveling tin-kere. Of
course we we can not undertake to enumerate the'
various articles brought by the guests; but we;
have 'a distinct and rather funny, recollection'
of a lugubrious old bachelor, who presented his
wiritt.;ance
held to answer for his presence on an occasion,
the like of which be seemed unlikely to make for :
others. There - -were, on the final exhibit, all
the articles usually found in well regulated hitch;
ens and pantries, besides ornamental ware, such
as combs, bracelets
_, finger-olug,i,Jaceast-pins, belt
slides, etc.. etc:, -1 l ift ill efititgiPto handsomely;
fit out a modest tin-pedler.
Supper was served at 10 o'clock, and the bill of:
fare was discussed in a manner most complimen- ,
tary to the provider and cook. Later in the",
evening a song, gotten up for the occasion,was
sung, much to the aminatient and edification of
the company; and the "good time" extended to'
the small hours, when the guests separated for:
their respective homes, *ishing the host ind host
ess many happy anniversaries of the wedding-day,
and a "golden wedding" at the end.
i s t r
I have maTtlielhitherThilion in, prices,
to correspond with New York values. I now sell!
Feat colored prints, 123 c
Merrimack and Sprague prints. 20c
Yard wide aheetings, heavy, 18c
" best, 22 to 26c:
Fine bleached muslins ' 25c '
Best - , 37c
Alt dth.PgAds tritigisalltslaeayil tab* prices
of goods now average lower than at any time this
season, and it is a good time to boy. Dress goods
are very cheap. Cloths and caseimeres are also
cheap. I have also a fine stock of ILirtford Co.
ingrain and ply carpeting, -tapestry
Philadelphia ingrains and hemp carpetings; in
new patterns, at the lowest possible prices.
J. A. PARSONS, Corning, N. Y.
9, J.Pflil• • . ; z 14,1
You will find at W. li. Smith'i Sons; Addison,
Yibetutaul Black Bilker, teOm lOs to s4.sPop.
WO, frogs 50c to lls. Shawls, 10a to $25. Brk
Cloth and' Silk Ba:scinenes; $5 to ,$25.. Duplix
Hoop Skirts, from 18s to $4. Silver 'Skiitifi - Orn
, toites4o OtherBtyles,.:os and - upwards. 1 The
Mammoth conceru,abounds irk rarer hargairk . s and
rare goods.
-;
I am making *lards eheaber than before the
war. , Now is your tip!. , N o tice,. prices- lifter,:
'Sitting or 'standing cards; $2 SO perlioien vign
ettes. $B.OO 'per dOzen4. I duplicatel,,:i sitting or
standing,,o 80 per dozen; doßlioato vignettes,
$2 25 per dozen.
~
,BesideeiellineitilhBse prices,
I will give yontgbild'tdetures. z Bbtrance between
Wm. T. Mothers and t li.pt Jones.
Wellsboro, Pa. B. 13. WOOD.
HINTS jp, iikkuslKEEltaltsb—Danipilyps cause
typhoid feVere; - do says ifall's Totirea of Health.
This is a good time to clean your walls and re
paper them: Yonne bas received hit epting;stbck
of wall•paper,-which be is now selling =at' prices
from one' shilling to twelve. - Fifty-six different
styles ; twenty of there- entirely new.
It is believed tliatthe can fades the carpets.—
Nnang has 'recas . ived a large stook Of, paper tani
cloth shade., figured and plain,' varying in price
trom : onelikilling.te three dpliars. „Alec. faApree.
Cali soot
a,andAake,n7
W A / 40 0 13!).A-4t4k!':-,
NEW YORKASIARKETS--- -
ecnTrSte , VAreekiY .rtrt ~ ^RENWISrEITZGXRALpri*
4 TlMOirlislotrlderchai4-28 4 414Lfteriiin,iti:=4
Now. Pja r ,
'Flour, enperBne , $ 7, idd4r,s6l Extra; $7,6 to' lita
.Wheat. $235 to V80...80rn, 46c - to t 63 tops% t o l
—Butter, 446 to.46c—Chouse„:l4c - to
).coA ThS".?
wjioleaate_Orices . .„ , . ,
MARRIAGES.- . _ l,i
On the.2Bth ult o at the op:scrooge; by Rev. .1.
OftliciEurdar,dlas es Esomso and - hiAetiotltt.
Ills Ben, both 01 -Delmar, r .
1 ' At Tiegri, "Witte Ri"Dvl#4
1 14ntleugh; Mr;Caetrams - Bootto; - oeBlObrip ;
emsl Miss, csi#A.a.me‘ , OGEli, of, Liberty, fillfrfaasetea 'by Bev ` : L. laynohla „ea
ftth ult., Mr: Cotqtrio Cookm.y, of - _Ccivitiml f
aril titiS'ADELADO S.."'Y'orku4No,
A14.„ - ik the same at the - iame - titair siO4
adr....PE:r.o.WeitTs.itcrso of 11313 - ere, andj
DART of ... Cha; 19- leston. '
;
4.49:4•1 11 e same oct the 25th ult., at' thelnote
kortreref,the igides,fathfn in Nelsen) Urr-Ratot
, fizZ
itiv TER,_;of Nita ennid.y: An *MC 151 - a TW
StroxgePro.
Also, by the same in-Mansfield on , IEI6 Utiti - It.,
AUCKVIAIE N.t• B IUMF4.
both,of
,Char/eston„Pri-• .
the - same "re'sittOica'A""Ortgo
bride, on the lit it:tic - Capt. AARON PiTTS, and
Al iss:Faxisrtz A. Busy. -
DK.ATSS.
At the residence of her son-in-law, Rev. Amos
Qhapmnn, in Charlest:crn, on the 29th alt., Mrs.
Ememaitri Rosau, aged 83 years.
LRRORS OF YOUTH.—A Gentleman who suffered
for years from Nervous ,Debility, Premature Decay
and all the effects of yobthful indiscretion, will, for the
sake of_ suffering humanity, send free to all who 1:1,1
thiecipe sod,tilfttetions forutaging the-ibitplatda
edy by which be was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit
by the advertiser's experienct pan tiotd-try addressing
'RAIN B. OGDEN, 13 Ohienber*St., N.Y.
Jan. 31,'66-Iy.
o CONSllMPTlVES.—Thblidvertiser, having been
T
restored to health in a few weeks by a very simple
remedy, after having suffered for several years with a
severe lung affection and that dread disease, go i m i nt
tine-12 isnzioin triiriake known toads Wider:
the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the pro.
scription used, friss of charge, withftha directions for
preparing and using tbo same, which they will find a
sure cure for Consumption, Asthma Bronchitis. Coughs
and Colds, and all throatenvijerig Ofections. The only
object of the advertiser in sending the Prescription is
to benefit the afflicted end spread information which he
=twelves to be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
will try 1113 remedy, as it will costtheru EnthiPS
may prove a blessing. Parties wish i ng the prescription
FIZZ. by return mail, will please address Bev. 'ED
WARD A. WILSON, Wilframsburg, Kings Co.
Ran. 31. '63-Iy.l
IEE CONFESSIONS it EXPERIENCE OF AiillS . -
VALlD.—Pnblished for the benefit and as a cattier(
to young men and others, eho suffer from !Cartons Po.
Way, PICIMattITS ikray of Manhood, 65., tat
the same time the :mans of self-pure, By one ® ho _des
cnied himself after undergoing considerable gnerkirl.
Ey enclosing a postpaid addressed 'enelope, sines c op-
Yes, free of charice - otsjr - he had of the 'author:
—NAV:IAN/EL IfilidEFAlßeasq4ldrOoklyn, Rings Co
N.T.: • . WM. 32i,664ja
A N Assortment of TABLE GLASSWARE
„et wLII be found at ROY'S DRUG STORE,
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Comm, N.Y.
April /8, 1860.
MEI
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CIEIEbIkALS, SOAPS,
RY, •OLASS, PUTTY,
‘..*OItS, - PAINTS, VARNISHES,
DIES, COLORING .
t
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?IRE ,WINES f I 'LIQUORS
• FOR iiEDICALPITRPOSES..
•
EIRS,T•CLASS ARTICLES,
1 .0 ,
and*4 l -00 tkak'Pl'itT can
al
ways im sold at
'3:414
icine.
AN" Sinpneintee in med-
HS" .rrices Menhir; iheimarket.
- These itid Vinimettoes
RAY'S DitTi STORE.
tIaT.CI:I .14
jOurchasii sliewbeie.
DRUGS,- MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
OM% AMIIO.4(N9SI4TRR kkkau
to wits bltr t6' e artzcf goet.?
DYERS ell kikik)I4I4: I TFACTORI ES
:
SUPPLIED WITH DYE-WOODS '
ZAU :10AY WH O ;7114 E
LCrE t_i:
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The stock of &sails u 419 spans - lye, comprising
Window glass, all , iin4,
Branch glass for Pictures,
,Mi . ifor:glass plates for old framq,, .
'l = inch glaihrware for thi.
Su& as - Goblets, "Paniblers; rea lichers,
IMMEEI
Spoir,aaloldsrm, Lantiimr,iliamp
Chimneys, Lant , ern glass,
in fact, it is impossiblo 'teventimerato. All sorts
of articles made of Glaisi.and sold at Drug stores,
can be found at Roy's.
&MAW utt
thee'llkigLWA-ktiown t 4 plty.
slciantof this county. These Liquors are of the
pre"; and, heat qttelitY, Selecoo with great care,
and - eoresplY for suedioal use.. 'Peewees* and
gnat's of `all kinds, '
SODA-4'•CREAM TARTAR, 7 , SALERA.•
" TIM , GINGER' NUTMEGS; SPICES,
IsbVES PEPPER
WRITING PAPER,. INK, „PENS, ,PEN=
OILS, YANKEE NOTIONS AND
._
FANCY GOODS. — -
MEI
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MEE
MEESE
1=
. „
CRYSTAL REROSRNE, -
.
14,irr t ant r eliat i le,arti o le, perfectly safe' to' ,
use.
Lasts mncti longer tlian the poorer qualities. It
will be sold at Roy's as cheap as the cheapest.
ANS' PRESCRIPTIONS
=VIM
wanly Ao4 eecurecEly compounded from pure
oja reltePle, medicine.. .00". 9rders meg
NI,I44IYAA 4 I n d44 I Pi , . .
Musti` Prosper:
Boots, Shoes, Leather j• Findings.
,tivo..{..mti)...
tikECI. 0. DERBY - ,
iteoliboui,i4 ; ,. - he;iti.`ck and goad-will bt the buL
linciiii•Toug conducted to this borough by " The
lieu," will continue the same at theatandlately
occupied by them. Good custom work, made laG order
7 4mi:eg. fithint:tordert;„ll.vValaobventotel:
IWAtaa
of
O,O,IaO.::_AND FINDINGS, Such as
BALE and UPPER, LININGS, BIND.
ING, PEGS, THREAD, NAILS,
,Li I - 4STS, AW LS,' WAX; &o:; '
and„.in a general way, the various 13zin's usually kept
stat Stadia .14- , . . .
tir.)l . l . l.o4;fivjaws, BEOB, MIS and rues ; entrpar...
gtFer4on, given to..the purchase. of real and dea l
CO .'' ' Z ...us, fetVilcli. th e 'highest mallet price 'pill be
Pik. RliantitterdOne piomptly and Well, ' ' ' -
lo; G , II-.. - _, : -,• !1"," • - • -' GEO. 0. DERBY.'
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t igsajugsold' tbe stock In trade and good-will of ass
444;fiietalfixe4 conducted by us to Mr. Derby, we cor
ftilly iiconinlend - blua to'our old cui.tomers, as a good
workinenondu.bynare.dealing man.
iTit , e , •a • CLUB. W. k OEO. W. SEARS.
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littfiJCED ;.`
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I to Atekifftrein.Annoutrciag.lo-tbe.:publialob
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t,. t.Pt.trttlett,bliv9 i ant te4u7ned tyggilieW Xerig
t fklargeqtaftitmostdestrAbleitoOk of-Aiootft
bkirfteggrAkty,: NyA4B,l(l, et.. full line ci •,, 11
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1 , liWrid, ANL) ;FANCY PRY.(ii()ODS.,, CLOTHS:
a o s ,s 4trASPlfilk,Rpii,-:HATS & CAPS,: - - -
:;e7r, 4 ;b 15 -4.ifi i :ilicligo; . 0/OdETLiE4
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teadyiilikthing, and Custom
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/a **IT, *MA a, oemplete assortment of.
-al_
that , if -n Arid fiesta/hie. We are determined
sectikeihe erw
lead iti Loiv Prticts for the Spring of
634E' - 16;asiD,— sEE
,
14-"c . :liiiiicea . " arid to look'
,
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rijirw.extend thanks_ for former liberal pairringw;
"• 1 114 - 1:/49 - ak that. tbstfrieuds :of low "pricer arid
` atual.protiti vriii call tit'our Coaiters - and satisfy
therOselYesotbat-Lawrenceville is: the Wave to
bay Goods right.r• - - .
•-, O. S. MATTiI.ER' SF '
-4k-Afttil'Oß'S NOTIC2.—The undersigtual
oWitutvitig bcomatpointed an Auditor to Make
a.distributime - of the money collected in the case
of.thisCommenmealth vs. John Beason, he will
attend to theft:ties: of his appointment, at - hie
office iiiMellabtrro, lin Friday •the, ility%of
Iday, ItiCti,sit 11l ode& d. M. =
FARM , ' SALB--Situated three - miles
- morth'of - Holidaytown, near the Farming
ton line. Said farm contains about 74acres t abentO
70 acres under cultivation; and a thrifty orchard
of 300'trees;just bearing, tboreon., Said farm
Willifatered - and - Well fenced; a good well of Wa
ter at Ai licsime3 -frame house, two frame
Inge
and other-cOnitimient catbaikliaga thereon.
further particulars, enquire of A. B. A. Briggs,
Botidaytown, Middlebury. IRA BRIGGS.
April 25:1866•—ate"
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BE
+^u' , :sa , '+:i~Y_i''ti3n2~cec}.rinaCedc: : ~.-. _.. ~.,.
I
John AQ ritoy9
DEJA.LF.E.
All 'leaded with great care, warranted to be
,f -- (1 ("6 - te .1 • .• i;.
, • • -
` Tim stock ot
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to bejojrEdrio 4hisyytof-i'tata
,443..;ti:r PRICE:
SPlinqG Or
12MIEM
tprrenVeville, Apr.. 25, ,1866
W.A. NICHOLS, Auditor..lB,ls66.4t: "
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STAND FROM UNDER.
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ARE NOW- ROUNDING OFF !
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TO OORRESPOND-WITH
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The old,and reliable
PEOPLES' STORE,
.lu4pliii44 abspe to agilely everiondy.
,
FRESH STOCK OF GOODS .NOW
RIVING AT TkLE SLAUGHTER-
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TO lee 411 to bo.ooovinoed thai • yen I
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;CAIN Ci‘ BE TER:
:pat erk.fixe eve; on the Lees' colaise."p:tie.
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Who hold largo Stocks of thx+do, at,
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(not if wo.kntroitorollt*o
IThan talsny , your Gbiidi ot`
• R. SMITH'S SONS.
ADDISON, N. I r e, Marob 14,1866.
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.THE PLACE TO BUY DRUM
P. H. Williams,
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PUB HUGS I MIME,
CHEMICALS, P,V,,I,LFUNERY,
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Mil
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"MAIN *TAUT, WELLSBOBO, PA
blicrif Par*
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le the platee.tp,ony
FAMILY MKDICINES,
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, PERFUMES,
TOLLET_SDAP, -YANKEE NOTIONS,,
, 2
FANCY A4TICLES,'TIIRE
WIrNIT Lt . LIQUOIS,
IWANT it distinctly understood that I frill
aell every thing lu my lino cheaper thin can
be bought at any other establishment in Tioga
County. "- •
Lam selling beat Turkey Opium at $1 per oz.,
Morphine $1,25 per bottle, Jayne's Alterative and
Expectorant atsl per - bottle, -or 6 bottles for $ 5 ,
Ayers Sarsaparilla and Pectoral at $1 per bottle,
or 6 bottles for $5.
Constitution Water
Constitution Life Syrup, 1,16 "
Scovell's Blood & Liver Syrup 1,00 "
Wm.'Hall's Balsam 1,00 " "
uchies Cathoikon 1,75 " "
Daids:llepuretivc 110 " 4"
And everything else in proportion. I get my
medicines from the manufactory, and will war
rant them genuine. My stook of
^~~aiso':.y
PAINTS,
Oils and -Varnishes,
are complete and are selling at greatly reduced
prices. All who have painting to do will find it
to their interest to calli at my stop before buying
elsewhere. lam selling best Turpentine Varnish
from $3,50 to Sc. per gallon.. _
- • I.
VARNISH & PAINT BRUSHES,
all ag,Ttai:auack , 4imia, frow 10 cants to s2.each
WHITE LEAD AND ZINC,
from 10 to 16 ceqta_pirjonud.
LINSELEV 'Ott; -13DILED AND AAA-
L'iiercheap.-
I=
WINES, GIN .11:NV
will lie -sold at the
/owlet calk . itrige. "I here talso slimy' stock of
, • _ • . •
TITRE PAINT S ANA WitIISITES,
for Oil Painting, which will be nit for a mall
1 41P"S'er A Pti'
mg * , ,
r:?!T17 -. `i' l
of all Mims. Hone and Steven's family Dzs
• • 31.014ta6: aliti
ALLSPICE, PEPPER, CINNAMON,
ei dzti.l.itttA Ttjc4l3l ‘ SOAP,:
SODJWICRIANTARTIB,
(#l , o* EakENCE
' coirsty FLVORINd THUM
&C &C. &C.
f=
Alai' liirge stoOk of
WHITE .WASH LIME,
and in fact every thing ever kept in aprug Start,
IMIIIIM
Mil
Persona wanting anytiringin will save
lieaap.byriiiHng store, _ I
NO. ' NIHON .WILLABOXO, PA
P. R. WILLIAMS.
Wellsborough, April IS. 1866.
IMMO
umbscribers take pleasure in announcing to the
Mtrpit of W . fis i i ? iur4 o lit i V in slc l i a ni te ty that they have
barber and hair•
dresser at Wellaboro, and have fitted up Is neat and
pleasant room over C. L. 'Willcox's store, where they
will always be on band to wait on their el - Lanz:vers.,
and as they will spare no pains to plome, they hope to
merit the patronage of the community.
Particular attention paid to Wiles' haire:uttin g, inSal•
peeing, dyeing, de. Ladies' braids, puffs, swichss, coils
and curls kept on hand, or made to order,
H. W. Doan:. J. JoiXSOX.
April 25, 18138.-ly
OM
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lIZMIE
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911111/1211
&e., ate
SI per bottle
ME
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New Shavize;and Saloon.;
DIBABLRD NEN, ATTENTION!—Wanted, ono . or
two men In Wellsboro and vicinity , oto have lost
er an arm or leg, to sell Waditvorth's Water Proof
Arnica Healing Plaster, the best and cheapest court
planet in the market. Prom 35 to $lO per day can 5*
mad*. Address, with 25 cants, for sampla and fall br
formation, A. P, BELCII3I3, Box 45, Pidiadelplaia,Pa.
N. B.—All agents and peddlers *Gold and it to their
interest to answer the above. spiti-adt
SAVE YOUR GREENBACKS! I
AND :CALL CIPT.TN AT
Nast & Auerbach's
- CHEAP CASH STORE.
ELOSSICURB. PA., -
Where you oan always And the best assorted
stack of '• •
DOMESTIC & FANCY DIjY _GOODS,
CLOTHS, NOTIONS, READY
MADE CLOTHING,
Manufactured under their own saperviaion.
Also Gents' furnishing goods, &a., &v.
In their merchant tailoring establishment they defy
competition; baring du, best tailors of New York city,
and an • • snood cutter, Mr. H. P. Erwin. [feb2l6ely
TIOGA CO. COURT PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, the Hon. Robert G. White, Presi
dent Judge for the 4th Judicial District of Penn
sylvania, and Royal Wheeler and Victor Case,
Esq.'s, Associate Judges in Tioga county, have
issued their precept, bearing date the 10th day
of April, 1868, and to me directed, for the hold
ing of Orphan's Court, Court of Common Pleas,
General Quarter Sessions and Oyer and Termin
er, at Wollsboro, for the Conn ty of Tioga, on the
4th Monday of May (being the 28th day,)
1886, and to continue two-weeks.
Notice is therefore hereby given, to the Coro
ner,Justices of the Peace, and Constables in and
for the county of Tioga, to appear in their own
proper persons, with their records, inquisition s, ex
aminations and remembrances, to do those things
which of their offices and in their behalf apper
tain to be done, and all witnesses and other per
sons prosecuting in behalf of the Commonwealth
against any person or persons, are required to be
then and there attending, and not to depart at
their pesl. Jurors are requested to be punctual
in their attendance at the appointed time, agree
ably to notice.:
Qivert under my hand and seal at the Sheriff's
Office. in Wellsboro, the 25th day of April,
in the year of our Lord thousand eight
hundred and sixty-six.
LEROY TABOR Sheriff.
Hand Power. Loom !-Patented 1866.
A LL persons intereated Is the production of pricti-
Jci, cal machinery into oar country, are requested to
investigate the merits of
HENDERSON'S HAND POWER LOOM
Thu loom will do all kinds of hand weaving . .
It will weave jeans, blanket*, plain-- eleib, satinet,
keney, flannel, seamless sack, double width blankets,
dr any kinff of cotton, wool, or lax cloth. It treads the
treadles, thrower the shuttle, lets off the web, and takes
up the cloth. It makes the upper shed as the batton
comes forward, and beats up the filling after. the cross
is made, making better cloth and better selvage than
can be made in any other way. -
It is Me only hand loom Mat is suitable
for weaving wool,
as no loom that make* all the. shed as the batten goes
back, will weave wool satisfactorily.
It has no strings to stretchand get out of order ; bee
treadles at both sides of the loom, making the shed
complete at both sides.
This loom is made to weave the different kinds of
cloth, by simply changing the pins that make the up
per shed. 3
_ Township rights for sale. Call at Mainsburg, Tioan
county, Pa., and see a full sized loom In operation. Or
dere for banns solicited. LEWD WRTMORR,
Mainsburg, May 2, '86.-ly A. F. PACKARD.
WELL TO-DAY, SICK TO-MORROW.—
Such is the experience of thousands. Few
enjoy continuous health. To what does the occa
sional invalid attribute hie uncertain condition
Not to himself, of course. He lays the blame on
the climate, perhaps. It is too hot,.or too cold, or
too damp, or too thy, or too variable, But doss
he take the proper course to fortify his constitu
tion and bodily organs against the extremes and
changes of which he complains ? No. He says,
perhaps, that only an iron man could bear such
great beat, or such violent cold, or such sudden
vicissitudes. Why then does he not resort to the
great Tonic and Preventive, which, if it will not
make him an iron man, will at least quadruple
the capacity of his system to repel all external
agencies that tend to produce
.diaease ? HOS
TETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TERS, taken faithfully acCoi•ding to the direc
tions, will so strengthen the islomach, brace the
nerves, tone the liver, and i•egulate and invigo
rate the whole animal machinery, that the sys
tem, instead of being at the mercy of the weath
er, andliable to be prostrated by every change of
temperature, will become case-hardened, as it
were, and almost impervious to climatic influen
ces. It is to this preventive principle that Hos
'MITER'S BITTERS Owe their great popularity in
thirWeetlndies, British America and Australia.
INSOLVENT NOTICE.-4 the /natter of the
application of A. T. E. R. Webster for the
benefit of the insolvent laws:
:Take notiee, that .A...1.4k Wsibigir, of
Mansfield, Tioga county, Pa., have applied to the
Court of Common Pleas of Tioga county for the
benefit of the insolvititlawa; . and that the Court
has fixed upon the fourth Monday of May next,
at two o'clock P. M. of .said day, as the time for
the hearing of the petitioners and their creditors,
at the Cant House .
A. T. ,k E. R. WEBSTER.
Mrtroh 30, 1866,—ap 31
ELECTION OP TRUSTEES.—The stock
holders of the State Normal - School of the
tifth district, are requested to nieetat the Normal
building, in Mansfield, an the tint Monday in_
May; at two o'clock 'P. M., for the purpose or
electineTrtistees for the ensuing year.
- Er'. B. ELLIOTT; Preet.
P - ;-ALLEN,-Se r cey. April 18,'88.-3t "
A ,SDTOR'S NO,TICE.—TheI undersigned
`having beep appointed an Auditor- to make
a distribution of the money collected in the case
ofthe Commonwealth vs. William gait= ei:rl4.
he' will attend to the duties of his appointment,
at bis office in Wellsboro, on Friday the 11th day
of May, 1886, at 10 o . olook - A. M. - I -
W. A. NICHOLS, Auditor.
Wellsboro, April 18, 1886;-3t
PLASTER PtesTER !—The undersigned
will be prepared to furnish the farmers of
Tioga county with fresh..gruund. Plaster, as soon as
navigation opens , at their mill near Mansfield.
C. H. OWENS CO.
Mansfield, lifareh2B, 'fiee-tf : -
ET'PRS OP. AD MIN /*TRATION. Lgaing
bees- granted. fa 'the lindersigned, on the es
tate of William L. Soule, late of Farmington, de
ceased, thawindebted ta. the estate will please
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them for set
tlement, to JOHN C. ROBB, Adm'r. -
Farmington, April 4, 18138.-80,
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION 'having
been granted on the estateof Morris Knapp,
deceased, late of Lawrence township, all 'persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make im
mediate pay - dont, and those having claims *gains
it ,to present them to ALVAII KNAPP,
Lawrence, April 11, 1206.-dt a Ada*.
N EW GOODS- & NEW JARRANGEMENT.
All persons indebted to C. L. WILLCGX raze
invited to call and settle within ten days.
Wellsboro. April 11, 1868. _
QOM; BIRDS.—A new singing book for Sala
-1.0 bath schools, by George F. ROot, published
quarterly. The Robins, or April number, isnow
ready', and for sale by Lang A. White. $2 per
dozen; single copies, sent by mail, 20 cents.- Su
perintendents, would you make your schools in•
teresting, supply them with good new songs.
Mansfield, May 2,'88.-2t LANG ,t