HOME - MAT'kER S.
WEDNES9.A.I.' FEB. 13, 1867.
Now AdverLiwnentn.
ir.roolutiou—T. L. Baldwin 4.•
New; Firm—T. L. Baldwin it Co. •
Cherry Pectoral.
Emeutor's Notice—lsrael Slone, Ex'r,
Notice—C. W. Barlow, Bee):
Attorney at Law—C. 0.
Notice—Delmar School Directors.
Orphan's Coart Sale--Geo. Youtleuschlager.
Orpheus Court Sale.. Charles Ehereatr.
fssurr—Our - friend and fellow:eitiseri, rot.tr.
Ile has a fine lotof extra tunes. If you want
one now is She gutta-percha -opportunity.
Dosariols.—The friends of Rey. J. F. Calkins
will visit him, at the Presbyterian Pamnage, on
FriarY.: evening, 15th that.
Mr. T. A. Wickham ; Merchant.. al Logs. has
. aust received ti carefully selected Stork of goods
from New York. His adverti•mcnt reached us
too late for insertion this week. -
Crum's. o$ Tmn.—Passenger trains to earn
ing. now leave Tioga at S:3O a. m., and 2:18 p.m.
Leave Mansfield at 7:t5 a. m, and p. m.
Love Coming at 815 a. m., and 3:30
DorTAnols. r.—The fri ends Chas.
Weeks are invited to attend a Ennalion party at
the house of J. E. Lyon. Niles Valley, on Friday
evening, Feb. Ib.
PEaroorraL. , --Afeasra. Van Valkenburg
k Wilson hive beught; out Mr.T. D. BunneU in
the mercantile business, and will at once fill up
with a new and choice stack of Dry Goods and
Groceries. They will also carry on the Merchant
Tailoring business in all its branches, Mr. Wilson
hung an experienced Merchant tailor.
AT Word a.—Mr. Jacob Sticklin has
rented a portion of the Foundry, and fitted it up
with suitable machinery to prosecute US business
of Cabinet-Making. Be seems to be very com
fortably situated, and is preparing to stilrfurther
increase his facilities to - supply the demand.—
ln.-St. he getting to be the business street - t 1
the borough.
IN Fula, litLasT.-We stepped into
VAN 'Haas's new Cabinet shop the other days
and were, agreeably surprised to find : so many
workmen employed—and they were as busi as
naders. Wean glad to note this evidence of
business prosperity, and we wish that Wellaboro
contained a hundred more manufactories of equal
benefit to her true interests.
SCULPIrIC:-4.tntafertilitilias Thorn p
son, of this village, has shown iss , a veiy credita
ble copy of " The sleeping Child," made by him
self with a common jackknife, out of a bit of so
lidined Plaster of Paris- This young man evin
ces considerable talent in the direction of draw
ing and sculpture, and with training may, in our
judgment, achieve reputation as an artist. Re
is still in his early 'teens, and, there 15 room for
hope that we may be able, some day, to chronicle
has success as an artist.
KEROSENE ACCIDENT.--A daughter
of Mr. Losinger, of Delmar, was badly burned
with Kerosene last Thursday erecting, et his lam -
Ger camp _on Marsh Creek. She was filling the
Tamp ichife Limning, when the oil took fire and
enveloped her in lames. Mr. imainger and his
two sons at once set abort smothering the flames,
Gut did not succeed M. doirig.R.before the girl
was badly burned. Iler left hand and arm are
In such a condition that it is quite probable that
will be crippled for life.
Mr. Losinger was considerably' singed in try
ing to rare the girl. We might say that lamps
should not be filled *hilt lighted, but 'gaits we
will notimention it.
TtrePoon ItoirsE.-Vl7e - congratulate
the people upon the'acrtioit trsuelking !that Cohitt '
Rouse, recorded elsonterp i 4 these columna.
dor the proposed arrangement no' tVinrhiPTor '
borough will be taxed to any, o,xteat heydnd the
rum actually expended in the maintenance ul'its
proper poor. The feature providing for the tern
perary and partial relict of pertone not rent to
, the Poor House it a good one, tie humane at it IA
We hare before us the etaternent of the opera
li,ns of the Chenango N.Y. County' Poor House
for .1866, a brief silstract of which we here pte
rent for the information of our readers :
The Chenengo Poor House has connected with
a list acres of land. The liCsiMing; cosfi4o;oob.
The Superintendent receives ii , 550. - and the gnu :.
deman in charge of the Intone Department has,'
a salary of $325 per year.
The personal property tr inventornel at $O,ll-5, 1 ) 1
On the Lim are tepl eoor.-tlie
eutiii and cheese, from uluch are chietl3, -
•umed by the inmates of the Poor llouse. The
cost (par person) of maintenance for the year was
:I per week, including keeper's salary, and er
eluding clothing.
The cost to towns, per person bent ; An - Po*.
House, was 24 rents per week; but all hues im
posed for violationsof-the Exeise law, were ap
propriated to the support of these poor, and thus
brings their maintenance to slow ftgaie- -
The report goes on to state that throe-fourths
of the paupeilism of the country Is directly and
indirectly caused by intemperance-,
Suppose, then, the traders in Liquor Lc mus
polled to support the poor in their respective
communities ?
PRovisto CASEIL- - A MinefieTd
correspondent *rites no ne follows ;
DEAR Mn. AGITATOR : If you see that young
chap that waited to loaf id your ilea send; Wei
vo Mansfield, fur I verily believe it is to beilre
very Paradise of loafers. Thor, may be other
villages that contain as many in proportion but
I think there is none where loafers enjoy so may
privileges as they do 'here. I have loafed here
several years, and bare never known a loafer to
have but water, or ash brine thrown on ; in
deed, we enjoy each privileges that theinerehants
and grocers would not think of depriving as of
them without a writ of ejectment and a bong and
tedious law suit. We sit around the FtoVeA, and
on the coonters,ln oold weather, and when it is
warm, on the steps, at the doors, and talk horse
and dog to our heart's content. We generally,
talk more horse than dog; there is scarcely
horse within miles of here that we do nut know,
and likewise all who have ever owned him, and
how old he is, de. itc. Now, is mot this interest.
mg and instructive ? &lett is the estimation in
chicle we arc held, that some enterprising eiti
tens hare got up a saloon and billiard room for
especial benefito OLD LOAFER.
P. 8. One storekeeper has lately had the ill
manners to stick up a notice requesting gentle
men not to sit. on hiscounter, but as it says
"gentlemen,' we cone lure it does not refer to
u: O. L.
Reflections upon a Leg of Mutton
Ma. Pennon:. As a standing invitation is giv
on irk your columns, for anything • beneficial to
the farming Interest, allow me to remark, that,
having purchased the above artiole of foga.,
which weighed, (with that portion of the can
appendage which properly iselemes to the toits.)
%Lout 6 the. for 75 cents. 1 fell into a rosevie in
which Mr. emnostreioner lloroce Greeley,
High Tariff, Cheap Wool and Primo all
got mixed together in a state of cOnfuGon.—
Well, to my purchase: when placed upon the ta-.
Li s it was moo, and lastel,e,, of the feminine
gender, of an uncertain age, but not lean than
tour ye/re old. Mr. Wells recommends the nit
tag of sheep for their Mutton, and let the wool
be a secondary consideration. Mr. tireeley
thereupon reads him a severe ]estop for thus tn-
Vlng upon himself to dictate n c.kurse that is to
tapopolate all our rhoep folds What is it, bo
a..ue if titer matter. said I. at , I examined Rill. a
rptlca 0:..e the joint before toe, Cad look, dat
the'likree inmlly around me; and ns o:c6ten's
crime- came to kk.) r. lief Lt ion-- facts nod
11 01 . 22; Icets and hauler.," :beer it Judging
tram appearaficas the elite dirties 'anti wroth
t' out are poor an i‘Pitemt cotiltl NCtcr hate
lotted chore .4 lbs to a thine, which, for three
Y. , . would be V lb*. at Mk per 4b , /5,40,
waking $6.60 Our Tranesifitlantic friends would
Love Wilda a elavy oh the same age, rolling the
mutton at the same laic. per lb. elthun. Il
wi e dd have produced .tt loot. 5 Ila to a flecee. or
15 lbs. in throe years, al 36 cents per lb. or $4,51?,
making 614.60 or the same price for meat, half
the prise for wool, and gMO more money • and
0,1 base been informed that the elect pm ' duo' ,
tke canoe, for fat mutton rashes tat land, surely,
I thought, Mr. Ceminirsloner WelltianhOpt right ;
and with seaway large cities all around es, skip
of access, won't our Ilkistuters try it up?
youTil;
ONA WIIO HAS TO BOP ALL HIS PANILY EATS
all) Wuss.
,gym:: ~:.:, _ate x~ ;z•..
IZEIMEI
GOOD INK.—Some weeks ago Mr.
Walter Marsh left with ns a package of the
"American Ink Powder," a which we Made a
quart of hcatitlfal Meat
Llsek, flows readily,andlis Marsh
is the agent for Tinge county, and has left a
quantity of the PoWder with Dr. Rity on sale. We
unhesitatingly commend it to oreryhydy it he ad
mires good ink, as the hest in the market. It is
cheap and unequaled.
SOUND LOG IC. " Come here you
young scamp and get a sound spazking.”--
arbolar—" You hain't got no right to spank me,
In*, 314 TMOleachtt:
sholld like to hear you read that copy." S • cho
!!You shall, (reads,) "Let all the ends thou
almst at be thy country'e," and when • yen are
spanking me, you ain't aiming at no such cod."
A Deana Rena CounTERPEIT.—A. new and danger
bus imitation of the five dollar National Bank
note has recently been put afloat_ The engra-
Film is said to be finely executeff,' and the bill,
in the main, is well calculated to deceive. Still
it may readily be detected. In the genuine the
group of Columbus and his companions is com
posed of five persons; in the counterfeit there
ale but four—the one in the background at the
extreme end, and"the mostextreme figure in the
group is missing. ra the counterfeit, also, the
extended arm of Columba' is without a hand.—
Bills of this description on Cee different banks
have already appeared, and others will doubtless
veer) follow.
The Conatty Nouse
A meeting of citizens from various sections of
the county was held on Monday evening at the
Commissioners' Office, the Poor Molise being the
subject of consideration. -' 3. Emery, - Bail,' was
celled to the Chair, and P. 4. flmith, , E.stiv Was
elected Secretary. •
After a pretty general canvass of the eubject
Judge Williams and Associates Veil and Bentley,
were appointed a Committee to draft a supple
ment .0 the act of last winter and report at a
meeti, 4. to bibeld in the Court House, Tuesday
Orqueaday _
evening the Ccitainittee reported
the snpplentent refemitatto,-a died 9f whiqlswe
append, as follows: • -
1. That the 2illsectionjcif this .said set shall
not direct the Overseers of the Poniortheisev
eral townships and boroughs of authority to care
for tho poor until the poor Ileum be'rhady for the
reception of the poor.
2. When the Commissionela shall Ore.notice
of their readiness to receive and maintain .the
poor the several overseers of the Poor in the
county shall prepare a statement of their accounts
as earls overseers, settle with the Auditors of
their respective districts, and deliver up to the
town clerks all books or papers pertaining to
their office, anpity °cep balance pf ittt
in thA 4 . o .a, T er or . Ateir
ive townshlpi r boron SI •If Ihete be rldj
debtedness, then the Auditors shall declare the
same, and the same shell be paid by the proper
township or borough.
3. Temporary relief.may be granted and paid
by the Commissioners when the proper magistrate
shall certify that the applicant is over 18 years
of age, and a proper person - to receive relief. If
the Commissioners shall concur in the certificate
of the magistrate,they shall grant the relief, to
be paid for upon the. order pf the Supervisor& or,
the Bmgess;' oh t3ti edie may a . t., cafe Oer
week not exceeding half the average, cost of
maintenance in tho County House.
4. When the County Rouse shall Le prepared,
tite Ceinteissioners open account With
the satiaral townships and lioroughi, , atni charge
to tbem,tbe cost of ,tetaintatuinctho poor of said
distiicts, respectively;, at the average rate of
maintenance; 'alio to Charge to them the amount
of all moneys paid for temporary relief of their
poor, the Commissioners to levy and collect from
each township or borough the coot of maintain
ing their poor.
5. The - COMMillaienerS may. bind out as ap
prentices such children of the „puce -as may be
committed •to.tbe poor house if they deem it es
.Pethent; -the term of apprenticeship of cos'es re
es pira at 21. years; and of: feraeletat-I8 •yestra.7, -
0. After the current year, the Commissioners
shalt add to the assessment of each district, one
mill per dollar on the valuation, to be collected
with the , poor taxes heroinbefore provided for,
the proceeds to constitute a building fund; the
accumulation to La Ina at interest until sufficient
to erect proper buildings for the proper care of
the poor.
The Commissioner?! are enlkotitetl to levy
add 'c'ellecf.st kounty
„pop: tai 4, one haff,ettine
eile Cent. for4he present-year, fbr the , purpoyof
,Making temporary additions to the , buildingi "On'
tFie county farm, providing furniture and farm
ing implements, etc.. Should the cum thus raised
be inadequate. then to borrow money to meet the
deficiency. Su much of said tux as may be ,used
for Mairitaleing the poor fo bo charged to tho'
proper districts.
S. The Associate Judges are to ect with the
Commissioners in all matters relating. tn,hhild
iug, furnishing and fitting up 'the County House,
and are entitled to vote upon all goestions rela
ting thereto.
The report , A":1E. adopted _and the Committee
continued. With instrnetfoiCS to prectirit:the
sage or the
Tho following resolution was adopted Fithoat
:
Resole/4, Thrit the 4th section of the foregoing
act amendatory of the act authorizing the erection
of a Poor Hoare in Tioga county, is,offered as a
'eouipromiso to those 7fie have been opposed to
the act last mentioned; but if said 4th section is
not accepted in a spirit of ethcillation, that it
is tube considered withdrawn, leaving the bill as
it now "stands, without autendotent.
A Cann:--In behalf 'of myself and family, r
take this method of tendering my heartfelt thanks
and . gratiflide to my friends and neighbors for
th= kind attentions and benevolent • sympathy
daring the severe and fatal Mum of oaf-lona
and darling child. ?any God iercani aid blesit
them.- - - , Iltnix D. Dairen.
Wellibor6, Feb. 9th, 1867
- Adeertirers are requested to send in their ad
vertisements ns early as Saturday of the woek
Vicious to that in which they aro desired to up.
Isar. Communications should be sent in, nut la
, iter than - Saturday; unless wry - brief.. -Ude piper
goes 19 prenil Tneodiy flop:Om - without rid. If
Obituary rietices,-eaceedibg live hues Will be
charged five cents per: lute.. Announcements of
?Carriages and deaths - inserted free of charge.
That young man from whose leg Dr. Up De
Graff some months since removed a portion of
bane, nearly afoot in length t has ealled,upon the
Doctor, walking as readily and as fr . p from limp
or any deturmityas anybody. Eventha short
ening of the ilmh, , whieh was cUttaraltiwkPiaina;
is =tai ail pereepiitda. Dr.ll:4paslaylsia bands
on people to Come Tioriiise.=Eietira,Archiertlaer"
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I Banana Boon. PlANos.—Ottr exchanges as well
is our readers are invited to note the the &dyer
' -lisetnent of Messrs. Decker Brothers, the prorni
ie.= Piano manor..stirrers or No.-91 1314 seeker
'street. We infono the public that a careful and
official search, made at the United States Patent
Offiee in Washington, has proved that no potent
for on improreme4t is Pianofortes VMS Over grant
ed by the United States to anynersoe bYthenlithe
of' Beefier,' except to the tnemberi of the jinn of
Decke, !?rothere, of New York City. This declaim'.
lion has be.•ll necessitated by the fact, that -some
persons are hying to sell " Decker Patent Pian
os," which bay' tpt been name factored byillessrs.
Decker Brokbers thus Misleading qiiite a 'number
of persons in the country.—N. Y. Weekly Review.
The Wholesale and Retail Agency of this cele
brated Pianos, for this section of country, is at
the Music Store of L, B. Powell, Scranton.
In Deerfield, nt the residence or E. B. Bockly,
Esq., Feb. 10, by Bee. 0.8. id'earry.- Mr. W. J.
Baowsren, of Hannibal, N. SI ; hod Mies - Aim'
A. DO.), of Brooklyn, pa.
[The box of cake accompaniog the foregoing
was bard to beat. Success to the twain who, in.
the hour* or their happleteas remembered.e the
prioderi
fn t,ydnea , an the 1 , ',411 ult y, ' Jobiarikiniil;
etriipxre; end htr5,..21,14.0
DARTl : tortndes or Marleetbn. •
In the M. E. Church, Esato-Chu
7th inst., by Rey. C 110.3, Weeks, Mr. ORSON BEN
rnicr, of Richmond, and Mi'2. EMMA KETTLES, of
MeConnelsburg, Pa.
lo Westfield, Jan. 19, at the bOuse of George
Clo-c hs Rev. Francis Strang, Grouch. A. Ran
enry Miss ifflAntuA M. SAFruit, both of
Clymer.
In We%bore, Pa., Feb. 8,186 T, of brain fever,
CA]nits:Lectia, Town eat dridghter of !Erwin I):
and Juliette t!. Derninir, aged 5 years, 5 months,
and 5 dative. -
==M
At the lierford Soldiers Orphan School, Sus
quehanna Co. Pa., on the morning of the 221
nit., RACHEL SAXTON ' daughter of flee. IL Bat
ton, late of the 45thReg't Pa. Vols., and Smart
andn Saxton, ids , reFideut at, Tioga, pa,
aged 12 years, and 0 .m041t2.- • • -
The deceased had been a pupil of the State
sohlicr's Orphan School nearly one year. The
diems vhictuierglinatild . her existence (inflam
mation of the bowels) . preyed lanv :with
great violence. The conflict was short, and in
thirty hours oho who was fall of health and vigor,
lay In the embrace of death. - O. W. D.
MARRIAGES
DEATHS
SPECIAL, NOTICES.
=eon
Aro Von Aglicte'diiiih a Cough or a Cold?
•
ARE YOU PREDISPOSED TO CONSUMPTION?
Are the Vire, qf Your Children in Jeopardy from sud•
de, ail J?Ttql , ll ,AUuds of Croup 3 If
I. t..; pwcho-se aDa of •
BLADES' EUPHONIAL
LUBRICATORS!!
The People's Mont Sore and Effectual Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Croup, Cutarth, Asthma, .I.lron
ehitil litpatiria, end all Pulmonary Diseases.
US LUBRICATOR is a medicinal preparation to
the form of a Lozenge, w hick, of all modes, is the
st pleasant and convenient, They contain no dele
ions, Ingredient, and are warranted to be always
ftfe, even for the weakest and moat Senifitiro stomach.
It, Crony they give usse.ransri unlace. For Coughs and
Colds they ate Justiaable. For Catarrh, Asthma and
Bronchitis they have no equal in the market, (vide
Certificates accompanying each box.) Biptheria, that
dreaded and desolating disease, they control wonder
fully and almost immediately.
Nq Public Ppeaker, [ogee or Teacher, should be
without them, as they remove hoarseness and strength
en and clear the colon.
air Always use them in time, and if the symptoms
are severe use very freely.
J. 11. BLADES k CO., Prop'rs,
Elmira, N. Y.
F. C. WELLS k CO., 115 and 117 Franklln•St., Agents
for New York City.
.Er FOR SALE DT ALL DRUGGISTS
Dec.12,18G6-I.y.
A Cough, A Cold, or A
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BRONCHIAL Ril r s:Kr c ir Arr . Tor i , A.IND
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AND ease, or Consump
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lion is often the
‘ 7 l b.) - i • RESULT.
BROWN'S
BRONCHIAL TROCHES
Having a direct irtiluence to the parted
. give' immediate' relief,
Pon BRONCHITIS, ASTICIIA, CATARRH, CONSITYP
TIVC AND THROAT' DISEASES,
Troches are wed with, always good success
Singers sad Public Speakers
Will Dad Minna's useful in clearing the nice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving the
throat after So, untutal examen of the vocal organs.
The Innen% limo reComaionded and prescribed by Hip
*blew sad bare bad 'testimonials from eminent men
throughout the country. Being ea article of true mer
it, en having PILOTED their efficacy by a test of many
years, each year finds them in now localities In various
parts of the world, and the Tnontill ore universally
',renounced better than other articles.
OBTAIN only " BROWN'S 'III , O7(CDILL Teocurs," and do
not take any of the WORTILIABS MlTAlion that may be
offered. SoLD EVraTirance. Nov. M., 'B6-6m.
Xy ENIEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL CASES,
IL N 0.14 Rood Street, New York.
*lf - Full information, with the highest testimonials;
also a Rook on Special Diseases, In a sealed envelope,
sent free. .-BeIS sure and send for them, and you will
not regret It; form advertising physicians are '
generally
Impostors Without references no stranger should be
trusted. Enclose a stamp for postage, and direct to DR.
LAWRENCE, NO. 14 BOND STREET, NEW YORE.
Nor. 2/,18643-1 y. '
OTRANGE, BUT TRUE.—Every young lady end gen.
10 [lemon In the United States can hoar something to
their advantage by retnrn msll {free of charge) by ad
dressing the undersigned Those having furs of being
humbaggea will plate oblige by not noticingthie card
AU other. wilt please addrese their obedient servant,
THUS F CHAPMAN,
891 Broadway, New York
3no
ERRORS OF YOUTH.—A Gentleman who 'offered
for years from Nervoua DobDßy , Prerastare Decay
and all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for the
sake of suffering butoanftY, doh.] free. - Yo all who need
It, the recipe and directions for making the Dimple rem
edy by who.h Le was cured. Sufferers 'wishing to profit
by the adiertimes•expoience can do so by addressing
JOHN B. OGDEN,I3 Chambers-St., N. Y.
Jan. 31,'66-Iy.
rgIOCONSUIIPTIVES.—The advertiser, having been
restored to health in a few weeks by a very simple
remedy, after batinglntrfered for several year. with •
ievere lung affection 'and that dread disease, Convump
eion—is anxious to make known to his fellow.sufferere
the means of cult,
To ell who desire It, he will send a copy of the pre
ecriPtion used, ftwo of charge, with the directions for
preparing and tieing the same which they will find a
sore curator Consumptin, Asihma,firenchiticeoughe
and,Oolds,and all throat and lung affections The only
object of thaadvertmer iu sending tl, Prescription is
to benefit the afflicted and ennead Information which he
conceives to,be invaluable, and ho hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy. as it will cost them nothing and
~1111iy prove a blessing Parties wishing the preeeriptice
Oger, by return mail, will 'please address Hoy. „Ell.
WARP A . • I ill .4, di MI CO, Pi
pan. 31. '64-Iy]
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110-B0 ME, fl. , Vltl, WISD-OALLS, CALLUS, Sc.,
on hors!!, RADICALLY and PLIANALIVISLY "CURED. by
Ore utscr
Roofs Rin g tooo and Spanin Corn.
This medicine nos established tri yearn ago; and has
never been known to fail, Give it a single trial. For
sale by ' W. D. TEIII3XLL & CO., Corning, N. Y.
D- S. Barnes & Co., Agents, New York. 0r17,86,8m
MIRE CONFESSIONS & EXPERIENCE OF AN IN
VALlD.—Published for the benefit and as a caution
to young menbod others, who suffer front Nervous De
bility, ['Tomatoes Decay of Ilaohood,&c., supplying at
.the same tamosho means bf sekibure. By one who has
cured himself after undergoing coneiderable nnackery.
By enclosing a postpaid addressed envelope, single cop
-100, free of charge, may he had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq., Brooklyn, Kings Co
Nl' Y. Dan. 31.'65-Iy.l
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SCRATCH! SCRATCH I SCRATCH!
' WHEATON'S OINTMENT
' Will cure the itch in 48 Hears.
Also cures SALT RHEUM . , ULCERS, CHILBLAINS,
and all ERUPTIONS OF TUE SKIN. Price 50 cents.—
per hale by all druggists. By sending 80 cents to
WEEKS dr POTTER, Sole Agonts.l7o Washington St.
•Boston, 11 will bo forwarded by mail, free of postage,
to any part of the United States.
June 6,1880. sp. notice ly.
WILCOX & BARKER
AREnNio?,
heretofore
t OFFERING otOret g p r e e . a p l e r n
ta
they have placed their entire stock, ooneistingo s f
BROAD CLOTHS, CASS,IMERES, FLAN
NELS, MRRINOES, ALPACAS,
, • -
Also a large qttantity of Prints of desirable goal
ity and patterns with their of Sheetinge,
HATS AND CAPS,
.BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES.
(1
BARDWARE iSt•
At a redasifigill'2o4o2s petearif,Ybelo former
prices, with a view of reducing their etook for
the spring trade.
We invite all
,to cell - and examine before,plF-..
abasing eleewneve, as we are confidant of giving
satisfaction both in price and quality,
All kinds of
Taken in exchange for Goods. igar-Cash paid
for Wool.
Jan. 30. 1867. WILCOX A BARKER.
"L - lALL BROOK COAL.--The Undersigned,
baring make arrangements to furnish Coal
bythe TON or OAR LOAD, coarse or tine, Bolin
itstho patronage of lb& public.
ALSP- , -hernonstantly on hand, a large stock
of OXII:RIAOE BOLTS, se., at wholesale nad
retail. "gr- BLACKSMITHrNO of all kinds
done in the best manner. S. M. GEER.
Tioga, Dec. 1, 1868-tf.
ADDISON perm
OPECIAL DEPOSITS ; Interest allowed at
Q tlp? rale of air. per rent. per sun= for six
months and longer, and four per cent. per annum
for one month.
Collections made on all points and promptly
remitted fur.
: Foreign Drafts and Passenger Tickets pup.
plied.
Government geturities bougbt on favorable
terms.
Liberal accominodationa afforded to depositors
T. 31001tEi Cashier.
Addison, N. Y., Jan. 16, 1867—tf.
L , AIR WARNING.—The term of office of the
17: sulantriber es Register of Wills, Recorder
et, Deeds, 404 Clerk of the Orphans' Court of
Tinge. county, having terminated on the 90th of
November lest, all persons indebted to him for
the recording of Deeds, alto all Execs:item Ad.
minlatrators and Guardians, haring unsettled ac.
counts with- bite, and who wieb to save costa, are
hereby notified to make immediate payment.
H. S. ARCHER
Wollsboto, Jan. 10, 1807-4. 11 . -
ALENDER, French, Marine and Chard.
C
Clocks, at (dean) FOLEVS.
IWUTOR'S NO TLCE.--letterw testatmea.
tart' having been granted to the anderitig,nea
on Abe estate of Dexter Parkhurst, Sullivan, ireced,
all pampas indebted to said estate, eta Ow e s hav
ing claims against the came will eat and settle,
MIRIAM PARKHURST , Fes
Feb. 6,1767-6 t•
" 18 years established In N. Y. City."
"Only infallible remedies known."
"Free from Poisons."
" Not dangerous to the Human Family."
" Rats come cut of their holes to die."
" Costar's" Rat, Roach, &c., Exterminat's
Is a paste—used for Rate, Nice, Boactlee,
Black and Red Ants, &e., &c.
" Costar's" Bed-Bug Exterminator
Is a liquid or wash—used to destroy, and
also as a preventive for Bed-Buste, &c.
" Costar's" Electric Powder for Insects
Is far Moths, Mosquitoes, Fleas:, Bed-Bugs,
Insects on Plants, Fowls, Animals,
Or I! ! .136WAIIE !!1 of all worthless imi.
tattoos.
Air Bee that " COSTaa'S" name is on each
Box, Bottle, and Phsek, before you buy.
Address, =NUT R. COSTAR,
484 Broadway, N. Y.
AN" 8014 In Wellsboro, Ps., by
and all Druggists and Retailers everywhere.
"COSTAR'S"
=!=3
Buckthorn Salve,
For Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Wounds, Boils, Can.
oars Broken Breasts, Bore Nipples , Bleeding,
Blind and Painful Piles; Scrofulous Putrid and
Ill•conditioned Sores; Ulcers, Glalodular Swel
lings, Eruptions, Cutaneous Affections ' Ring
worm, Rob, Corns Bunions, Chilblains, do.';
'
Chapped Bands, L ips, dc.; Bites of Spiders,
Insects, Animals, de., de.,
it- Boxes 25 ets., 60 ote" and $1 lime.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
Jigir. And by HENRY R. COSTAR, Depot
484 Broadway, N. Y., and by
Welleboro, Pa.
.COSTAR'S"
ED=
CORN SOLVENT,
For Corns. Bunions, Warts, &e.
;tr. Boxes, 25 ets., BO Obi., and $ 1
Or Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
Or , And by HENRY R. COSTAR, Depot
494 Broadway, N. Y„ and by
Wallaboro, Pa. -
"CO'STAR'S"
=I
Bitter-Sweet S. Orange Blossom,
For Ikau t ify ing 4As COlnpiezian
Used to Soften and Beautify the Skin, remgie
Freckles, Pimples, Eruptions, Ac.
Ladle!' are now using it in preference to all
others.
xer- Bottles, $l.
pfr - Sold by all Druggists everywbere.
Mir And by HENRY R. COSTAR, DepOt
484 Broadway, N. Y., and by
Hrellsboro, Pa.
' , COSTAR'S"
PECTORAL
oo•UlH RNMEIIY,
For Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat,
Croup, Whooping Cough, Influenza, Asthma,
Consumption, Bronchial Affeections, and ell Dia.
eases of the Throat and Langs.
Aar Bottles, 25 ots., 50 els, and $ 1 sizes.
12111 - • Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
XIV- And by HENRY R. COSTAR, Depot
484 Broadway, N. Y., and by
Welisboro, Pa.
"C S TA R'S"
CRISBRATED
RISHOP
A Universta Dinner Pill,
For Nervous and Slak Headache, Costiveness,
Indigestion, Dyspepida, BiMenswea r Constipa
tion, Diarrhea, Colic', Chills, Fevers, and gene
ral derangement of the Digestive Organs.
"Sr. Boxes, 25 eta., 60 eta., and $1 nisei.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
jar And by HENRY R. COSTAR, Depot
484 Broadway, N. Y., and by
Wellsbere, Pa.
Jan. 2,1862-4 m.
NEW GOODS I
J. R. Bowen & Co.,
HAVEJtiet reMreed from New York with a
large allsortment of
WINTER GOODS,
Bought at Paulo Prices, and will bo sold accor
dingly. We resaectfully turtle attention to our
stock of
CASSIMERES, BEAVER ()LOTH/3,
TWEEDS, FLANNELS,
also, a large Ms of
MERINOS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, AL•
PACAS, and other DRESS GOODS
and DRESS TRIMMINGS,
Also, a line and new assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
at grimily reduced prices
LADIES' FURS—a nice assortment, new
and cheap. -
BON-TON, SILVER SPRING, and other
kinds of HOOP SKIRTS,
YANKEE NOTIONS, HATS & CAPS,
HARDWARE, CROCKERY,
GROCERIES,
HAND MADE BOOTS AND SHOES,
And Luny other things will.* we will be pleased
to show to all who will call and examine our
STOCK OF GOODS
Before pi basing ehowbere, as we- believe it
will pay you for your time and trouble.
SMALL PROFITS, QUICK SALES, &
READY PAY IS OUR MOTTO.
Don't forgot to call at tit"
'EMPIRE STORE, NO. 1 UNION BLOCK
Wellsboro, pee. 12, 1866.
rTriptww,ww7.T9
. A RE STILL ALPTE to the wants of the
/X. people, as they will find by calling at the
KEYSTONE STORE.
We are prepared to distribute rods at greatly
reduced prices. A aloe assortment of
CASSIMEHES OF THE BEST MAKE
deep. Oar suortmeut of Prints and DeLeine
are desirable patterns, and lot the best qualities.
We hare a nice assorted
DRESS GOODS STOCK
j {
FURS ! FURS I
Come and examine them, we have jut reeeived
a nice selection.
STRIPES, DENItti,;ITWEEDS, HEN)
TUOHY JEANS, SNEETINGS, Ac.
all of the bei xttakem. ,
4 HT Li•
BOOTS AND SHOES, CROCKERY,
HARDWARE, GROCERIES; •
lu fact everything to nupply Um RUM of all. A
nice litie of-
HOOP SKIRTS.
We still adbere to oar old adage, .onetotaers
elkell be well treated," wbotber they-buy or not.
We ask thew to look at our Goods, and if no
satisfied with prices or quality, it is their ply
liege to boyebewhere.
- - - O. BITLLAID;
A. A. TILLMAN.
Wellaboro,Dee.l9,l.B66.
iHTLLMID k-GOLIM3IIIIII%
GROW & USTAURINT,
%alba? aboiil Rare Drag Store,
WEX.51,5130,R0p,
We take pleasure in announcing to the public
that we annunencalb• WM Year with, enlarged
facilities for accommodating customers with the
choicest stock of
OROCEIZZE*,' YANILEE NOTIONS,
WOOD & WILLOW WARE,
yet offered to this italic.
Housekeepers
atm find the
BEST SUGARS, SPICES, CHERRIES,
(Stoned,) - PRUNES, BOX RAISINS,
CITRON, SEEDLESS RAISINS,
COOKING CURRANTS,
PICKLES, SAUCES,
•
CANNED FRUITS.
and the finest
Count Cyders, & Canned Oysters,
debt from the
BALTIMORE MARKETS,
on sale at our counter
THE HUNGRY 4- DISCONSOLATE
Mill find our RESTAURANT open at all sea
sonable hours, where Oysters In every style, pre
pared by a skillful cook, are served up to delight
the palate and gladden the heart. -
WE AIM TO PLEASE
Aiwa"' glad to ON our friends, because we in
tend to give them their money', worth, and if
they call ones they will be we to cull again.
IiABSBNA BULLARD,
Jan. 2, 1807. C. IL GOLDSMITH.
WINTER -0F•186.6-7
T. L BALDWIN & CO.,
TIOGA, PENN'A,
R&TURN THANKS to their customers ana
friend/ for their
Continued Liberal Patronage,
And beg to inform them that they hare
their uaual
SIILICT STOCK OF GOODS,
Cinriiting of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, HARDWARF, HATS &
CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES,
CROCKERY,
FURS, ROBES, 'N., &C.
We shall try Led keep our Stook
We have also made assortment& to- Imp -aa
hank -
AT ALL TIMES
Ground Plaster,
Which we shall will at a
'VERY LOW FIGURE,
ENID
TON OR LESS.
Farmers ahouli.serfail to-SODOM a supply If
this. liscelleat Fertiliser at ones.
Tipp, Jan. 2,1887
A Happy New Year:
.If you have Goods to sell, prepare to sell
them now.' Shakespeare.
4, If you want to succeed in business—Any/at
ran." I Barnum.
" No Iniestment ever paid ma an well as that
invested id-Printer's Ink."
HUGH YOUNG,
NO. +5 UNION BLOCK, WELLSBORO, Ps.,
haring refitted Ms store, is now receiving for the
Fall Season a large supply of
WALL PAPERS.
HI, stock inelndee nearly a hundred different
patterns of Gilt, Bathe. White, Leather colored
and Brown Papers, Parlor, Hall, and decoration
Papers, Kitchen, Dining , Room, Bed, Chamber
and Sitting zoom Papers, with Borders to
match. Also,
CLOTH WINDOW SHADES,
dnd fixtures, Paper Curtains, aide lights, and
Piro Board Papers of many varieties.
BLANK BOOKS
For Business, Profeotional and Laboring Men,
DAY BOOKS, JOURNALS, LEDGERS,
CASH BOOKS, RECORDS, DOCK
ETS, RECEIPT BOOKS,
PASS BOOKS,
WORRINOI&EN'S WEEKLY AND
MONTHLY TIME BOOKS,
TUCKED MEMORAN
DUMS & DIARIES,
All of the latest and most approved style, and
many of the 'my bed material
BLANK DEEDS, BONDS, MORTGAGES,
LEASES, PROMISSORY NOTES,
DRAFTS a LAW BLANKS,
generally.
PAPERS.
BILL, mud. CAP, FOOLSCAP, LETTER,
PACKET, BATH POST, COMMERCIAL,
OCTAVO and BILLET NOTE,
LADIES' AMERICAN AND
FRENCH NOTE,
MOURNING, GOLD. IMPRESSION, DRAW
INS, TRACING, MUSIC TISSUE, BLOT
TING AND WRAPPING PAPERS.
MIS
--- --_ENVELOPES
In endless variety, of size, shape , — color end
quality.
Arnold's Genuine London Fluid, Davids' Fluid
and Black writing Ink, in large or small Bottles.
Blue, Red, or Carmine Ink;and Mucilago.
Fifteen different- varieties, including Gillott's
(all numbers), Lehman, the Washington Me
dallion, the Bpm:eeriest and other popular Pene.
RULING PENS, PEN EOLDEES, LEAD
PENCILS, DRAlenDa PENCILS,
SLATES & SLATE PENCILS,
&e., &e., &e.
PORT FOLIOS,
IM
Picture Brame*, Cords and Tassels, Photographs
and Photograph Albums, Pocket Books, Wallets,
and large Money Books, Back-Gammon Boards,
Checkers and Chess Men, Pocket Cutlery, Pocket
and Toilet Combs, Heir and Tooth Brushes,
Visiting Cards, Card Cases, and a full assortment
of NOTIONS, which space will not allow to be
enumerated hare
SCHOGL BOOKS FOR TOWN AND
COUNTRY, LAW, THEOLOGICAL,
MEDICAL AND MISCELLA
NEOUS BOOKS, SCHOOL
REWARDS. SUNDAY
SCHOOL BOOKS, TICKETS AND RE
Published by the American Tract Society. Ameri
can Sunday School Union, and by the respective
Denominational Boards of Publication, furnished
at the
Publishers' own Catalogue Prices.
FAMILY AND POCIpPP BIBLES, TES.
TAMENTS, PRAYER BOOKS,
and HYMN BOOKS for all Donciminations, Va.
cal and Inatransantal MUSIC BOOKS. AND,
SHEET MUSIC.
Newspapers and Periodicals.
All or the leading
DAMES, WEEKLIES AND MONTHLIES
constantly' an hand
Parties just entering upon business, country
pd firo b au t s , Lawyers, Physicians, Clergymen,
Sabbath School:Committees, and the community
salute will do wall to call/and examine Goods
and priests before purohasing elsewhere.
itsminbeithe phi*, Ro. 5 UNION BLOCS
WeAlban, Pa.
Oat. 23, 1866. HUGH irOl7N6l
Dr, David Jayne
oontisting of
lIIME
INKS.
PENS.
BOOKS
WARDS,
Mather - & Horton,
1:2311231E1
GUMS & PROVISIONS,
CROCKERY, HARDWARE,
WOOD & WILLOW-WARE,
IYANKEE NOTIONS
LAWRENCEVILLE, PENN'A
Cash Paid for Produce, fC. B. MAMIE, I
Tv. J. Hoirroer
Nov. 21, 1866-Iy.
COBBLER'S EMPORIUM.
BENJAMIN SEELEY, shoe
maker, over Jerome Smith's store
m i k ,, 4 0d on Main Street, would just say to
the Shoeless and Bootless-that is,
that portion of them who have the
dudads to change their condition—that he is
now prepared to manufacture illoarso gentle.
men's tine Boota, or fine gentlemetes coarse Boots
in es bungling a manner, and at as dear rates as
any other establishment this side of Whitney's
Corners. Anything in tho line of Shoemaking
or Cobbling will be admirably botched on the
shortest notice. Don't examine my work; it
won't bear inspection: but "go it blind." Re
member the place. next door to Shakspeartes
Tailor Shop. B. SEELEY.
Nov. 14, 1886.-tf.
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