HOME MATTERS.
WEDNESDAY MAR. 20, 1807
tiow Advertisements
hand Power Loom—Lewis Wetmore.
Flower and Gard Seeds—.E. M. Watson.
Lawrenceville Bortingh Ordinances.
Daraorast'a Montlily M.agazine—W. Jcnnings
Demurest.
)tray—Walacci ft.trait. -
Dissolution--. Gen. P. Card, P. 11. Boetivick.
We are obliged to Senator Cameron for
a choice variety of seeds.
Also to Hon. J.W. Forney for several kinds of
choice Garden Seeds. '
To non, John. S. Mann, of the Legislature, for
documents.
COBREOTIort.—In our list of township
officers elect the lama of 3. G. Albeek, Esq., of
Liberty, Justice of the Peace, was omitted by our
reporter. There rosy have been other omissions,
uotiie of which will be gladly received, end omis
sions supplied. We intended the list to serve as
a directory to business men, and regret that it
'WIZ not perfect.
The Potter Jeartia/ is widowed and
weeping, ite editor, McAlarney, haring abated
off the coil of a bachelor end put on the robes of
tha Jolly Monks of St. Benedict. The Journal
for several years has been his helpmeet and com
parator.. We hope Gould, of the Cameron Press,
rill make a haiadtotoo apology for his recent
ilander upon the maniagcableness of Mac.
AST /TE3I.-0 ur young friend, Charles
Thompeon,lms just finisheda pretty , statuette in
piaster, this time not a copy, but of his own cre
ation. He calls it "The Shepherdess," and a
right demure little Shepherdess it ie. We are
glad to note that, apart from its originality, the
work shows a marked and promising improve
ment upon former efforts. We trust he will go
on, "conquering and to conquer."
ACZICOWLEDGMENT.—Rev. A. Dodge
desires to tender his grateful acknouledgments,to
his friends of Stony Fork and Middle Ridge, for
their generous donation in hie behalf, Tuesday
erening, Masai 12. He desires also to thank the
host on that occasion, Mr. Wm. R. Coles, of the
Stony Fork Hotel, for the free tender of his house,
end the ezcellent order preserved on the ones
don. Though the night was inclement the pi
enpts were US.
S. S. BEVErrr.—The Stereopticon en
tertaiamczat given at the Presbyterian Church on
Wednesday night last, in aid of the Sunday
School, while it was not so profitable in a 'pecu
niary point no it should hare been, produced
about $3O, and pleased the audience. We have
spoken favorably of this enterprise of Mr. Wood's
bEretofore, and still regard it as a most profitable
Entertainment, The night was inclenient which
doubtless deterred many from going out.
GnwwL.EY'S AMERICAN CONFLICT.—
The issue of the second volume of this remarka
ble work completes the most thorough and syste
matic history, not only of the rebellion, but of
the causes which combined and worked together
to culminate in open war. The work consists of
two large octavo volumes, printed and bound in
the beet manner, and illustrated with fine steel
portraits of the chief actors of the drama, south
sad north. The popularity of the work is won
derful. The sale has reached 122,327 copies, and
the publishers are issuing 700 copies, daily, still.
No library, however small, is complete for any
general purpose without this work.
WELLSBORO ACADEMY—CLOSING
LUISE! OP WINTER Ts:cu.—Prise Recitations
and Declamations, Priddy evening. March 22d
Admission 10 cents. •
Prise Etpalling, Tuesday P. 314 March 26th.
Closing Palliation—consisting of Recitations.
Essays, Dialogues, Charades', Tableaux, Mucic,
Ste.
Tuesday evening; March 26th—Rolf Zd . Honer
and Lid of Class Leaders read, mad Prizes
awarded—Adnefssion 25 cent'.
The proceeas of the entertainments, after de
fraying expenses,. will be used itl the purchase of
prizes for students.
The Spring Term of the Academy wlll begin
Wednesday, April 17th.
Persons hay xng rooms to rent to students are
earnestly requested to report immediately. Quito
a number of rooms can be seemed by students by
an early application to
D. D. Vas At.ura, Principal,
TiTE Res'LLECOAD.—We httrfi no fur.
tiler offioial information touching the fate of the
bill to charter the Wencher? and Lawrenceville
Railroad Company. We learn from friende at
Harrisburg that the bill has been amended so as
to make Logs the northern tormlnag. This is
not agood change in our opinion, as it puts the
right of way thence under the oontrol of the Ti
ego Company. If the Tioga Company will bind
itself to build the road, very well; i otherwise the
bill should be restored to its originil shape.
Our interest in this matter stops with the prey.
creation of the countrfranchiees in the hands
of men net representing *lshii iallionirecTmidt - ny.
Once pot the franchises into such beeping, with
out bonds to build within a certain time, and
there will not be another mile of railroad built
In this county in twenty yours. It is said that
Mr. Magee wants the road to terminate at Law—
renceville the southern terminus of hie road, and
that a bill to connect there can never be poised.
Now we do not care who builds and owns the
road. As well Mr. Magee as any man ; as call
Mr. Colket es any other man. But let us see to
it that no man, and no aot 'of men get control of
the franchises without -first binding liiineelf,.er
themselves, to build the roud at an early day.--
Ire know of one or two casepi of putting the rigl.t
of way into tho hands of existing corporations or
their agents; and as a result, a road that might
tare been built fifteen yeare ago Is not built yet.
Let ne see to it that there Le no nonconne about
(ht. charter. .
GOSBIP.--,Some traveler writes of mec t -
lag well-to-do beggars on bis travels. We bad a
cariosity to know what s o well-to-do beggar looked
ilge, Lot never chanced to meet one. To guess at
it, we suppose that a well-to-do beggar is one
n - Lo is a chronie boaster of his 61102,511 in any
avocation, and who sends his *children from door
to door, with compliments., and soliciting cold
tletuals.
—The first coat of acing right may—sometimes
exceed that of doing wrong. But nothing is
more certain than thatdoing right always proves
good investment in the long run, just as doing
!smog always proves a losing game in the end.—
The same rule holds in transacting the iresiness
a life. It is never economy to buy an article
bemuse tt ie cheap in price. Shoes of split leather
uppers and payer soles may be afforded at a low
figure, but they will not wear. On the other
hand, EIIOCS made of good stock cost a neat trite,
Let will wear a long time. The mcasdre of. ex
ttllenee is the measure of economy. -
-A coach with five wheels, and a dog with
two tails, are usreditgerattretrto - rebate folly.—
A short man with a tall hat may be compared to
7. CLIII.Ch with fire wheels; and a young niaii
ptadent upon day-laborfor. a subsistence, who
sports much jewelry anti owes-Bia - svarberwoman,
retttablet a two-tailed dog. -
—The number of those who expect to get rich
Qc to investment of 115 cents is not diminiehing.
Pawhinv writes up to esy that he has drawn
a t.irei pitcher in a lottery-gift-contern. iCe
tar to Par hius that the true rormula of Rh 11.1-
r , ut,rt may he thus stated, alhteratively:
Prieled per poverty, Pawitins proposed pen
grog to procure. Pawh:ns put in pence;
l'ewhias pulled out a pewter pitcher.
netnre Pawkins that he has not to cone
77 .t..4.7iteter for his good fortune.
—artemos Ward is dead, but his spirit lives
Ott moves a correspondent on the Covranesanel
Re writes an!
"We Propose a compromiee for the Poor house
it is to -Support the Poor of the Borough — of
IC- dhborotgh et the expense of the county Please
notify the Borough and tee If escepted In hest
COa rzezqtte."
If that to not "samosa/Ira" then re, don't
the ertiole. The borough takes node* and
eratpts" the Compromise, " Ear 'dear*"
A WoMA.lc's ADvicE.—A-correapdrid
unt nt. Knoxville, whom we take to ho a lady,
tends us the Mowing - odviee - to men
" We hare been lectured long enough, and now
it's our turn. Wouldn't acc riE of hints to the
the gentlemen b- particularly appropriate? Just
lair( Lew nice it would round : it, 1:e a bit
,eusiide in your fashion ; "oar that stove-pipe
hat of )ours just toe it toll_ protect your head
and curer your vary: wi .t 1. the use of that
miserable concern perched on the top or }our
head? The ridictiltois way 'yel . o mon - nil wear it
fashion Function:, of courve. Going with the
chest unprotected, except by a thin shield of
Marched linen, when the rest of your body is
snugly encased in warm broadcloth. We can't
Ind words strong enough to denounce it! Of all
unmanageable brutes a man is the worst (espe
cially a sick one). We'd rather here chargeof a
wild hyena, or Dan Lice's great ugly elephant.
Exercise, gentlemen! don't sit in the corner
wathing every movement and finding fault. It
you would just chop your own kindling wood, or
got out in the garden and dig a few potatocil, you
would be far more agreeable in the eyes of your
' dear little wife,' as you sometimes call her.—
But men of fashion will stay out at the gambling
house, or the billiard table until 2 or 3 in the
morning; then they must have their own hours.
The consequence iv,- the wiftshaa an extra break
fast to get. Vat bbn mush wear - pleasant *relies
and dictate just what you must wear Girls,
beware, or you'll boa slave to some brute of a
man !"
To PATRONS.—We have made au ar
rangement with the Publisher of Demarcate Nay.
azinc to furnish the AGITATOU and that splendid
Monthly. one year f0r53;60. -, -Desiorestis unequal
ed at a book• for Ladies.
LOREN A. ENswoRTH, died at his
residence in Williamsport, on the 4th
inst. He was born in Connecticut,
April 9, 1815, and was, consequently 61
years, 9 months 25 days old at the time
of hie, death. His talents and business
industry made him very suecessfuland,
we lee mthat his property will, probably,
now amount to a quarter of a million of
dollars. His large estate was disposed
of by will, and H. E. Taylor, H. C. Par
sons and Mrs. Ensworth are the Ese
cutors.—Troy Gazette.
TEE"lastsurvivor of the Revolution,"
who has died regularly every month
since we were a small boy, expired Feb.
18th, at Edinburg, Saratoga Co., N. Y.,
at the good old age of 105 years 2months
and 21 days. Congress with its usual
haste prepared to pass a bill giving him
a pension after his death. His name
was Samuel Downing.—Troy Gazette.
The Declaration made by Gov. Geary
before the Temperance Convention,
that he had been nominated, had run,
been elected, and would serve his term
without a drop of whiskey, has created
the liveliest feeling of gratitude We ever
noticed expressed by the newspaper* of
the State. It is hailed everywherewith
an invocation for God's blessing on our
total abstinence Governor.
GOOD Fns.—Mr.lVlLsos, the senior
partner in - Witten & Van Valkenburg's store is
doing the thing up brown by way of giving his
customers particular fire in the tailoring depart
ment We saw a coat from that establishment
the other day Which would be the boot advertise
ment extant were it worn by the owner through
the streets ; and labelled—"from Wilson & Van-
Valkenbures tailor shop." - Drop in gentleman,
and see the now firm. - •
Foe SALE.--A good-farm, and a hoop and pt
Wellaborn. - Inquire ,vf - M. BuLiktin.
March 28, '67.
To Fenn GnowEns.—Mr. M. Schanck, of Che.
=go County, New York; en.experieneed pruner
of fruit and-onaamentaltreos,•bas taken up his
residence the house-of-Mr.
this plaewhere 'turnery be lb uq-by peratifis
ing his services. -Fruit Groweri3 73 hottldimpros'e '
this opportunity to secure the services of a skill
ful pruner. meh2o-2w.
REM' GOODS.— Wilcox it Barker have re
ceived a large and varied assortment of Goode at
the Regulator. .Store, Wellaboro. Ladiee•will do
well to call and examine their Delainee, COMO of
which can be bought for 25 cents per yard. It.
' Tan Itnorrin Bporarrea Prinott are increasing
very rapidly in popularity and they are-becoming
decidedly tire favorites among cultivated
clans. These pianos must not be. confounded
with the Instruments mode by other firms of the
name of "Decker." 'I he Decker Brother. Patent
Plate Planar aro made only at 91 Bleecker St.
New York, and L. B. Powell of &manta has
thel-r wholesale and retail agenOy.
tl
PuiiiarLLS, POTTER 06., 4' 4 ,1
Fob. 15th, 4807. i
Dr. Roarer RoT—Geer Sir: About six months
ego I was taken with a severe pain in my shoul
der and back which I supposed to be Rheuma
tism. For tho past teronsanths non
iinedtsi my 'wow the most of the timej and could
not lift three pounds with my larChtind. • Seelig
your advertisementd. came to the conclusion that
I would try some of your Salutifer and sce if I
could get some relief. I hero aced but MID bottle
and find that T am wef agestn, and I recommend
every man, woman and child, to try it.
Pours truly, • Jou.% L. Focal.
A large quantity of Clover and Timothy Seed
T. L BALDWI3:4-
• WARTED.--$5OO, for not lass than two years,-
for vatich a liberal rate of interest will be paid,
and uniecombered real estate security will be
given. A.l.ireas,_X- Y. Z., Wellsboro P. 0: --
TIOOA CO. INSTITI3TE OP LISTRI7CTIONAt a
meeting of the friends of the promulgation of
Frac-deal Science, in Wellsboro, Feb. ,23, insti a
Committee was appointed to give notico of spot.
lin meeting to be held in the interest of the ob
jects stated, at Wellsboro, March 21,1507. Steps
will be taken at this mooting to Bemire the incor
poration of an association to be caUed"TheTioga
Co. Institute of Instruction r alio to define' its
objeote, appoiniits sessions, And to do such other
business as may be necessary. The .friende of
Education aro invited to be present.
By order of the Committee.
Feb. 27. LSGT. 3w.
Advertiteis arc requested to send in their ad
vertisements as early as Saturday *of the week
precious to that in which they are desired to ap
pear. Communications should be sent in not la
ter than Saturday, unless very brief. This paper
goov to press Tuesday morning without fail. tf
Obituary notices, exceeding tve lines will be
charged five cents per line. Announcements of
Marriages and deaths inserted free of charge.
c.r." tf *.
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MARRIAGES
' On the the Sth in; by Rev. J. F. Calkins„Mr.
Bomar McCartzr, of Monterey Springs,
Franklin Co.; and Miss .115i1711.1 A. Witson, of
Kneneyville, Tioga Co. Pa.
In Cherry Platte, at the Baptist Church, on
Monday evening, March llth a hy..ll.ev. C, A.
Stone, mr. anosEs KELL-sr, of corio l oos, to
Miss JCLIE7TE FENTON, of Charleston.
On Feb. - 2.9th, 1:3C7 0 by Rev. - Leri Stone ' Mr.
Men Bretwrrif, to Miss Many L. IVEr.t.s,
both of Southport, N. Y.
DEATHS
In Chnslevbon, on the 71h inet., 'Mrs. C arnanlan
SLoar, in the 06th year of her-age..
In Middlebury, Feb. 1,1867, Mr. J. A. BMOCS,
ag.l 23 yenre , , cod 6 months.
iThes passes away a young man whore promise
of usefulness was great: wilt. be -generally
regretted.]
MIND' . POWER LOOK
. ,
[Patentitl - 1065.1
i.i, persons interested tbo Introduction of
practical machinery into our country, are
requestel to investipte the merits of
AfF.:A7sERSO.Vi'S HA Nil POWER-'LOOM.
This loom tent de all kinds of hand wearing.
It will weas-o jeans. blankets, plain cloth, mi.-
net, kersey, !Mime', seamless seek, double-svidtlf
blankets,. r arty hind- of cotton, wool or flat
et nit. Te tread s the treadles, thrown the shuttle,
seta oil the web, and takes up the cloth. jtonaltes
the upper abed es the batten cornea forward, and
Rats up tho filling niter the cross is made, ran•
king better cloth and batter selvage than Cue be
made in any other way.
Looms made to owlet; and• warranted. Apply
at the chop on Water Street, Elan "Lento
Factory." LEWIS WETMORE.
Wencher), March 20, 1.862—tf.
riASCI paid for FURS & SRISS at my Shoe
ki Shop, rear of Wm. Reberta'a Rurdwaro
It. PITCH'S ABDOMINAL SUPPORT-
El4l, for oh ;Kt DOrl Drug Store.
"SPECtAL == NOTICES:
HELMBOL.D'S FLUID ES
TRACT BUCII U
Ti; n e.'1.41i , 11 ,7 7 le fp' the taAnnCit
She trItINA , Y vlo•lher ext,tiog In MALI:
,Olt (loon nhnh ,er,rtn,e nrir4innting .4 no
matter of HOW LONG S - VA N '
a 4 i9'
rntle.
if
no treatment G>uhmlttcl to, C.,nsurtiptiton or In
sanity may tabus, Our Flesh and Blood are supported
from theist , sources, and the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
.
that that at roefe'ritY, depende upon prompt - rit-t. fee l i ce
reliable remedy.
• HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHII,
Established oPararde of 18 , years, prepared by
. .
it Ir lIELVIDOLD, Dniaols.r,
,- 604 Proadtvay, Nem 'fork, and
ieb27-Iy. - 104 South 10th St., Philadelphia, Pa
Aro You Afflicted with a Cough or a Cold?
ARE YOU PREDISPOBED TO CONBU3IPTION?
Arc the Lirei gf Your Claims is Jeopardy from Std•
den and . ,,Roported;Attacka Of q0u.1?.? Zr
70, - PUracura Tex
BLADES' EIIPHONIAL
LITSRI.CATORSII
The People's Moat b'are ded - Effectua Remedy for
Congos, Colds, Croup, Catarrh, Asthma, ikon
clatis, Dip/Stria, and all Piz/smeary Diseases,
TIIE LUBRICATOR, is a medicinal preparation In
the form of a Lozenge, winch,of all modes, Is the
most pleasant duirconventont, 'They contain no
Bakens Diredient, and are warranted-to ha always
safe, even for the weakest and most sensitive stomach.
In Croup they give hula oa r sumo , . For Cough. and
Colds they are laralizahle. -For Catarrh, Asthma and
Bronchitis they bare, Ito equal lrythe'lmarketqvido
Certificates accompanying - each boz.) Dipthoria, that
dreaded and desolating dame, they control wonder.
fully and almost immediately.
No Bailie Speaker, Singer or .Teacher, should be
without them,ar they remove boar:elms and strength
en and clear the voice.
Always use them In time, and ff the symptoms
aro 50u1..., use very freely. -
J. 11. BLADES a--00'.,Prop'rs;
Elmira, N. Y.
F. C. WELLS & CO., US and ni Drankltnifit., Agents
for New York City. - - - - •
.O BALE BY ALL DETIOGIBTB. -
Dee.3.2,1800-Iy. , .
EIELIIIIOLD'S PLUTO =TRACT IttiCEM is pleasant
in nista and odor, fme from all:injurious properties.
and immediate in Ito action. fob2l-Iy.
lIELEBOLIVS EXTRACT BECIIII gives health and
vigor to tho frame and bloom to the pallid chock: 'Do•
bibty is accompanied by %many alarming symptoms,.
and if no 'velment Is submitted to, consumption, in
sanity, or epileptic fits ensue. f0b27.11.
. .
„,„, 'Cough; A Cold, - or - A
'al sw" 4'‘P Soro Throat,
tiRONCHik lIEQSILT9 normarz ATiE tfIOA iaua,
, Eirotl i D o. n . E. ED c/F=4.
.Iroo TIMM,
• . Irritation of the Aline., ,A
couG vig ., Permanent Throat Dis-
AND g.T*Pt.P•F'
tion is often the
OLO RZSIILT.
• BRO . WN'S
BRONCHIAL TUO-CHES
Haring a direct influence to the parte;
giro inmediete reliaf, _
Fog BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, CATARRH, C
TICE ANS/. THROAT DISEASES,
Troches are used with always good success.
Singers and/ Public Speakers
Will find Timmins useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving the
throat after an unnsual exertion of the vocal organs.
The TROCRES are- recommended and prescribed by Ploy
simnel, and have bad testimonials from eminent men
throughout the country. -Being an article of true mer•
lt, - and having PROVED their efficacy' by. a test of many
years, earls year finds them in new localities in- varions
parts of the world, and the Macro are universally
pronounced better than other articles.
Ovum only "Snown's Buxomly. TROCHPR," and do
DOC take say of tbeIVOLVISILESS IMITATIoNS that may be_
Offered:l - Rota N0T.1114460-6m.-
FOR NON-RETENTION or INCONTINENCE of trine,
irritation, mflaratnatiou, or ulceration of the -bladder,
onittidnoya, diseases of the prostrate glands, atone In
the bladder, calculate, gravel or bnclk dust Oqpootts,lai
all diseases of tho bladder, Uldneys and dropsical -
110 llotathoth'sFtcm Favaecnt Bccron febn._
ENFEEI3LED -AND DELICATE CONC Ur/ONS;
of both sexem, nse EILLICOOLD'S EX.Teder BUCEIEr. It will
giro brtit: - add - onorgolt,E4Atass, and enable yon to
Bleep Well. feb27-17.
RESIEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR - SPE . CIAL 'CA2E2,
"N 0.14 Bond Street, :Cow York:
W Fall information, with the higheit testtMoniala;
also o Book on Special Diseases, fa n _waled eave/oPe,
sent free. .(11/F. Be sure and send For them, and you will
not regret it; for as advertising physicians are generally
impostors, without references no stranger should be
trusted. Enclose a stamp for postage, and direct to
LAB/RENCK, N 0.14 BOND STREET, KEW YORK. - •
N0v.M.,1868.1y. - • - _
TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE
REMEDIES for unpleasant and dannorons disease.
Use Ililmbold's Extract Dacha and Itoprovad Ron
Wash. _ - reb27-/7e
TELE OLOHY,OF 31ei$ :STRMIGITIL,Taterafgro
tbo Dorval. and debilitated - abocld lismedlataly Ina
lizutsoan'a EXTRACT Buclie. fab-271y.
MAN 1100 D AND YOUTHFUL VIDOIt aro regained by
fircuaraa'a Exraser Draw. feb27-Iy.
RVia •IM:ito, Sg:LVIN; SVIND46LLS; te111,1181;Aid
an horses, RADICALLY end PLIPAZILEITLT attn. by
tbe ben of.. - • • -
Roof:s Rinobons mid Spatlin Cetrc.
This medicine was established 2.5 years ago, and has
never been known to fall, Give It a sinter trial. For
bale by W. D. TE EDELL & CO., Corning, N. Y.
D. E. throes Co.; Akonts, Now York. - ecl7,66,Fen
SHATTERED CONSTITHTSONS- RESTOR ED by
littl(CoLL . 9 EXTRACT Ducau. µ- 11627-Iy.
111:1318OLVE EXTRACT BIICHC and IstPaoesio
ROSY. Wasm cures secret and delicate disorders In all
their stages, at little expanse, little or no change Itt
dic t, no inconvenience and no exposure. It Is pleasant
m taste end odor, Imeacdhdei In Its _acticini ant-Ikea
from all Injurious prepertics. .feb2l-4
ITCH -ITCH - ITCH I.
• -
SCRATCH! SCRATCH I 'SCRATCH!
WHEATON'p O.IIgTLIENT
Will cure the itch in 48 Hours.
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, CHILBLAINS,
and all ERUPTIONS OF TILE SKIN. Price 60 costa.—
For eels by all dttigglete. By eentilng 60' coots to
WEEKS a POTTER., Solo Agents.l7o Washington St.
llostoo, it will be forwardod by mail, free of postage,
to any part of tho Vetted States.
Juno %ISO. op. notice ly.
RE EDISOLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT DIICHII
IFS 7nr. Climax ,DIT/RUCT.
FILLNBOLVS CO7CENTBLTE, D EXULACT SAILIAMULL
ID TOLE OIILdi BLOOD PLILLYTDD
. Both are prepareChccording to mica of Pharmacy
and Chemistry, nerd - ate the mote activelhat can be
made, ---- —feb27-Iy.
THE PARR • PLOW. -
WE, the undersigned Farmers of :Chernung
Co. N. T.l,have,initaw the Parker - Plow.,
We' eatceni them,the boat' we have ever med for
lightness of draft, perfection. of work, and Case
in balding. We consider_ them nearly, or quite,
one-third easier draft than any others we have
„ , _
used.
D. B. Owen, Jonas Parks, Joseph R. Lowe,
1% M. Connell, M. D. Bennett,. Home Bennett,
and some aty*bers.
.7,NITe claim this to he the. hest Iron beam Flow
ever introduced into this country, and also that
in point of workmanship and finish it has no tn.
parlor s. _
To insure a wide use of them this ioasern, I
offer them at the following low. prim for cash,
delivered at depot, or flt_my store in Horseheads.
For single Plows-with wheel and-. devise cm..
Po/iota - of ten at one hider, = 00
For extra Points," , -
For extra Cutters, - „. -
Farmers, send and get n sample - Flow at once;
if it =its club together and get your'. supply at
wholesale price. IP the *sample Plow doea not
suitiretnnalt.freenf charge and I will return,
your rtionry.'..• : • -•-• - ••
• ' Orders by wail enclosing cash promptly et.
„tended:to:in-the order reacived....+Don't be tote
late.. Marais, .: A. PARILER,'
Thope of -my old oustomets needing
fof Moves - sold them" in Wellebbßi can - be
sippliedby addiessibg n alyerro. •
F0b.,211, 1887—eorgli..
RTSURANC, AGENCY.
IUrESSItS. NICHOLS h MITCHELL would
.1111_ rerpeetfal:y inform the people-of this si
chat'', that they here the agency or onion of tho
heat -
Life & Fire Insurance - Comp-antes'
lo the States, and are r3hr prepared to insure at
reasonable -
Mr. MITCHELL having been appetated - : '
• NOTARY PUBLIC,
wilt attend promptly to any !malacca :chain to
his office, which may he entrusted to him.
They will bo found at thooffica formerly ocen.
pied. by Lowrey and Wileun, oa nolo Sicoet,
Wellsborn, Pa. ' Unruh 13, 134:17—1y.,,
A -Itaiilo,ll.l-WATZUKS. io
NMI from WM by at 10/..Era,
EEO
AIRE:-lITVE - EXCHANGE r
-
W I I, I, I A_NI
Shakepeare:the 'Si of AvOn," was a groat
student of human nature;-but the great poet nev
er fully . a - apt/tined that characteristic of human
Nature,whlch leadh people to rush to the .Bee-
Hire EXchangeas to a neuter of attraction. - They
seem to knew to a.
That a good buyer makos a good seller, and that
pirchasing their. groceries of a man who regards
the Intermits atlas customers when ho buys ;Ai
stock, Is actually'patlng their loose change out
at interest; When yon want anlthlng extra and
cluinp,'C'all on
_ ,
Who doei not toll his cnatopersjot dookkelt
FLOUR, PORK, - FISH, :CORN
'gtUCKWHEAT FLOUR, BIIT'XER,
CHEESE, APPLES, POTA-
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS, PRUNES,
RAISINS, SAUCES, CANNED
FRUITS,
,_DRIED ,"FRUITS,
and all lboao ariteles which aurae your store
rooms-to
“BLOSSOM AS A ROSE.”
SIEN
BUTTER, CHEESE AND LARD,
for Wok be pap! .4he' but prices cash, or ex
obange. •
If you buy of
Your wiree will not eiold4ouroilldreir' will not
ory, and you will flitter be out of money. Re
. membertbe plate.
, .
•
Welleboro, Pa., Jan. 80, VW
• >,-REGULATOR S -
ARE NOW OFFERING greater inducements
thou heretofore to the people of Tins as
they have pieced their entire stook, oouslatlog of
• .
BROAD CLOTHS, OASSIMERES, FLAN.
NELS, MEIHNOES:ALPACAS,
Also a large quantity of Prints of desirable qual
ity and patterns - with a - large stock of Shootings,
HATS and Cape,
lowyrS AND sfreits, ---
. ,
GROCERIES.
IIiIiDWARE - & CROCKERY,
ei rtianitiOnof 20 to 2.5. , ;per cent,' belaw . fOrmet
prices, - a - 11w of '4luoing their 'stook for
the spring trade.
'TO inyiti all to call And examine bef,oreinw.
chasing olsewhere,us we are confident otgiring
aatiaktotton both in pries anti quality. 1
All kinds of -
GRAIN AND -BUTTER
Taken in exchange for Goods.
J416:10:1861. —" - RritorYls
_ _ _
MERCHANT TAILORING
E S TAB - LS HMENT,
WELLSBORO, TIOGA CO., PA
C. wiLLcox,
MAKES pleasure in announcing to the niti
zens of WeHeber° and the country rounda
bout, that he has opened a Merchant Tailoring
Establishment one door above W. 11. Smiths
Law Office,. where he is now ready to =Wee-,
tare to order all garments which go to make IT
a gentleman's wardrobe, such as
COATS, PANTS, VESTS, OVERCOATS,
SHIRTS, Under *and OVER SHIRTS,
COLLARS, NECK-TIES, &c., &c.
Ire will aloe keep a good stock of fashionablo
HATS, CAPS, TRAVELING BAGS,
FANCY= VESTINGS of all Kinds,
BROADCLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
BEAVER CLOTHS, TRIM
MINGS, READY-MADE
CLOTHING o.f_tiir
ovni-manufticNie, _ .
Horseheads, N. L.
t -and a general assorlment of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
- The Manufacturing Department will be under
the supervision of Mr. 3. B. SEIABSPEARE
well and favorably known to the public.' A
generous patronage is solicited. .
-Wellshore, March 20, 1867..
Collections made on all points and promptly
remitted for.
Foreign Drafts' and Passenger Tiekets sup
Government Securities bottOt on favorable
terms.
Interest allowad'on deposit
Liberal accommodations to depositors.
• Tr .1100RE,'Casbier. ,
Addison, N. Y., Jan. 16, strt—tr.
. vErrnEß,' fit
Cloolu.•at > [dwl9) --- SoLgre.
'T
MATHERS
TOES,. ONIONS, _ :
et cekra
TOOLTEICIt WITH
MATHER - LC
EIICEM
Mathers
MATHERS'S
ADDISON- BANN
- "18 years established in N. Y. City."
"Only infallible remedies known."
"Free from Poisons."
"Not dangerous to the Human Family."
"Rate come cut of their holes to die."
" Costar's" Rat, Roach, &c., Exterminara
Is a paste—used for Rats, Mice, Roaches,
'Mack and Red Ants, etc., &e.
Costar's" Bed• Bug Exterminator
Is a liquid or wash—used to destroy, and
also as a prevaadva for Bedditers, &c.
" Costar's" Electric Powder for Insects
Is for Moths, Afosguitoes, Flear,.Bect.Bugs, -
Insects on Plants, Fowls, dnfmats,
AAP. 1!I Bewant !!! at all norttatig imi
tatioos.
pa- Soo that "Coma's" name Is on each
Box, Bottle, and Flask, before yotr buy.
Address, ECEINIIT R. COSTAR,
484 Broadway, N. Y.
Sold in Wellsboro, Pa., by
and all Druggirts and natation eye/Thom.'
2.
" COSTA-R'S"
EIZEZSIM
-Buckthorn- Salve,
For Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Wounds, Boils. Can.,
peril,' Broken Breasts, Sore Nipples, Bleeding,
Blind and Painful Piles; Scrofulous, Futrld and
M-oonditioned Bores; Ulcers, Glandular Bawd-,
Brigs, Eruptions, Cutaneous Affections, Ring
worm, itch, Corns,Bunions, Chilblains, &o.;
Chapped Hands, ips, &c.; Bites of Spiders,
-Insects, Animals, &c.,
AST Boxes 25 ets., 50 eta., and $1 sisea
OF' Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
AI" And by HEIM B. BOBTAIL, Depot
484 Broadway, N. Y., and by- ,
Well/boro, Pa. , -
MEI
A
BMM=TI
CORN SOLVENT,
For Corns, Bunions, Warts, - do
111111- Boxes, 25 ctn., 50 Itti;: s _aktt ,
la-gold by all Druggists isverywbars.. . -
,by MINDY R. - 00,BTAllpi Depot
d i radway, N. Y„ and by - -
%Nabors, Pa.
BEIMINZIE
?.r
;%11::. -, - 2 - ' -.-:;:.1-,i....;....:
1
"001§Thi!R'S'
Parmiwneti Of
t.
Bitter• Sweet k Orange Blossom
For Beautifying the Complexion.
Med to SOfteit and 'Beautify the skra, remove
Freckles, Pimples, Eruptions,. -
- Ladles are now- ming in- preference to all
others.
pilt• Bottles, $t
pit. Sold by all Draggiatieverywbere.
par• And by HENRY B. COSTAE, .Depot
484 Broadway, N. Y., and, by
Wellaboro, Pa. - • - • -
EIMI
t. 11"
,
“COSTAR'S”
PECTORAL
COUGH REMEDY,
For Coughs,- Colds, .Hoarsonals, Sore -.Throat
CroUrs=Whooping .Cough, -Influenza, -Asthma
Consumption, Bronehial Affeeotions, and all Die
eases or the Throat and Lunge.
AD- Bottles, 25 eta., 50 eta., and $1 sizes.
Air' Sold by DruggiUta eltirywhere:
. .22/- And - by BENBY R. - COSTAR, Depo
484 Broadway, N. Y., and by
Wellaboro, Pa. .
rx=a
11EINEEMI
- • - - - •
" C "
:CELEBRATED
BISHOP PILLS,
A ifriiveriat :Daher 2 r ?,Z7.:7",
For Nervous and , Olcie_ ileadache,, Costiveness,
Dyspepsia,llion:fess, 0 0 004 11, -
Con, Diarrhea, Colies, Chills, Fevers, rind .gena.
rat derangement of the Digestive Organs.
pit" Boxes, 25 Ms., 50 ets,and $1• sizes. -
glEls Bold by all. Druggists everywhere.
Or And by HENRY R. COSTAR, Depot
484 Broadway, N. Y., and by
Wollslioro;Pp, .
, Jim 2,1887-302 ._. ,
NEW GOODS !
J. R. Bowen & Co.,
RAVE Just returned from New York with a
large !issortment of
WINTER GOODS,
Bought at Panto Prices, and will be sold scoot ,
dingly. We resseotfully invite attention to any
stook of
COSESIViES,..BEAVER ixoTHO,
- - TWEEDS, FUNNELS,
also, a largo Una of
if
MERINOS, EMPRESS CLOTHS,
PAOAS, and - aka - DRESS GOODS
and DRESS TRIMMINGS,
Also, a 10210 sad new assortment of 1
BEADY MADE CLOTHING,
at greatly redued pins.
LADIES' nice asearingent, 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 many other things which we will be idaased
to show to all , whol call and examine our
STOCK OF GOODS
Before purchasing elsewhere, as we believe it
will pay you for your time and trouble.
SMALL .P.ROPPTS, QUICK SALES, &
READY PAY IS OUR MOTTO.
Don't forget to ealt at the
EXPIRE STORE, NO. 1 UNION BLOCK
Wisllisboro, Dee. 12, 1886
REMINGTONS' FIRE ARMS
Arius 'Revolver,.
Niivy Revolver,—
Balt Revolver,
Police Revolver,
New Pocket Revolver SI 100 in. Calibre
Pocket Revolver,(Rider's pt.) 31-100 in. Calibre
Repeating Pistol, (Elliott pt.) No 22 dc 32 Cart'ge
Vest Pocket Pistol, No 22, 30, 32 4, 41 Cartridge
Goa Cane No 22 32 Cartridge
Breech Loading Ritle,(lleals') No 32 33 "
Revolxing Rine, 38 & 44-10 0 in Calibre
E. REMINGTON 44 EONS.
PRINCIPAL AGENTS
Moore & Niebols. New York; Win Ronda Son,
Boston; Joe 0 Grubb I Co, Philadelphia; Pool.
iney 1 Trimble, Baltimore; Henry Folsom k Co,
New °Tisane; Johnson, Spencer &Co, Chicago;
biltemeey I Co, St. Louis. ' Albert E Crane,
San Vrancisco. Feb 20, 1807.-2 m.
EVERYWith the COTTAGE PRESS and
the printing material accompany
ing it, every man can do hie own
printing neatly, quickly and ch sap
moi ly. They are so simple in cow
straction, that a boy ten years old
- . can easily Manage the largest site.
Printed instructions are matt with
. HIS each office, enabling the purchaser
to go at work without a previous
knowledge of printing. A climi•
ler, =tainting P il l description ,
OWN Pdtes, testimonials, it, sent fro
to all. Our Specimen Sheets of
Type, Cote, it, terinenti.
...
PRINTER. ADAMS PRESS CO.,
26 'Ann St.,
Muth 13,.11387-Iy. New York.
A. 13. EASTMAN,
SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL
IS now improving and enlarging
his business, and after having
recently visited many leading Den
" tal rooms in several Eastern cities,
is now prepared to execute all work pertaining
to his profession, with all tho improve:emote of
the day, so as to render it an object for all clea
ring Dental operations to give him a call. Don't
forget the place, over .1. It. Bowen's Store.
Wellsboro, Feb. 20, 1067—U.
Union Clothes Wringer
T HAVE the right to sell the Union Clothes
Wringer, with elliptic springs, and adjusts it
self to any thickness. Manufactured at Water
bury, Vt.-• lam -prepared to furnish to all. I
have the agency for the towns of Middlebury,
Tioga, Nelson, Elkland, Oceola, and Farmington.
REUBEN T. HALL.
Farmington Hill, Feb. 20, 2807-tL
NOTlCE.—Notice is hereby given that Rob.
1,11 ert Custard, Senior, has been - placed in
charge of tract No. 1590, and those parts of tract
No. 1589, in the vicinity of Babb's creek, belong.
ingtiNte heirs of Luke W. Morris; and all per.
eons are forbid trespassing thereon, under pen
alty of prosecution.
ELLISTON P. MORRIS,
865 Market Street, Philadelphia.
Mansfield Flouring Mill
S. S. GILLETT,- Proprietor.
ALARGE 'TOCK OF GRAIN jut received
from Baal°. FLOUR. of the but quality,
always on hand. Also, FEED. Prices as low as
elstrwhere. hllmsGeld, March 8,1867-4 w.
_ HARKNESS & RILEY,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKERS,
onnn RoGII YOUNG'S BOOR grattß.
Tip_OOTS AND SHOES of all kinds made to
order and in the heal manner.
REPAIRING of all kinds done promptly and
good. Give us a call.
JOHN HARKNESS,
WM. RILEY.
Wellaboro, Jan. 2,1867-Iy.
PLATED WARE—Cake bands, card hark—
eta, eartomaugar bowl,, eta" at
RALEY'S.
M. BULLARD k GOLDELISITR,
GROCERY & RESTAFRANT,
One door above Ron Drag Store,
W.P,LLSBORO, PA.
Wes 4tice plumate in announcing to the public
that we cumnionee the Nay Tear with enlarged
futilities for aeoommodating customers with the
choicest stock of
GROCERIES, YANIiEE NOTIONS,
WOOD a WILLOW WARE,
srst offend& this public.
)Housekeepers
BEST SUGAR.% SPICES, CHERRIES,
(Stoned,) PRUNES, BOX RAISINS,
CITRON, SEEDLESS RAISINS,
COOKING CURRANTS,
PICKLES, ‘" , SAUCES,
CANNED FRUITS.
and the finest
Count Oystets, k Oanned Oysters,
BALTIMORE MARIUTS,
THE HUNGRY & DISCONBOLATE
Will find oar Et&STAIIItd.NT open at all sea
sonable hears, wheraOjetert in every *VI*, pre
pared by a eldllfdl cook, aro served up to delight
the palate and gladden the heart. _
Always glad to see our friends, became we in
tend to give them their money's worth, and If
they call once they will be sum to all again-
MASSBNA. BULLARD,
Jan. 2, 1867. C. H. GOLDSMITH:
T. L BALDWIN & GO.,
....44-100 in. CaUlm
......36-100 in. Calibre
.... Navy size Calibre
Navy size Calibre
RETURN THANKS to their etuitonters and
friends for their
Continued Liberal Patronage,
And beg to inform thee ikat they have
SUM STOCK Or GOODS,
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, HATS &
FURS, ROBES, &C., &C.
COMPLETE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
Wo have also made arrangements to keep on
hand
Ground Plaster,
VERY LOW FIGURE.
• Farmers should not fall to war> a supply of
this Excellent Ferias./ It ones.
Tiop, Jan. 2, 1867.
Gan ind tit*
right from the
on sate at oar counter.
WE ALIA TO PLEASE!
PIr . 7TM'E'TPM
TAMA, -PIDTZT,A;
ilurir unal
Comisting of
CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES,
CROCIERE.Y,
We shall try and keep our Stock
AT ALL TEMES
Whitt' wa shall sell at a .
Br THY
1
TON OR LESS
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
..., r a concord:rated extritot of
.. ~.
the choice root, to ooze
'
- ••• .....4 toned with other substances of
1.4 of still greater alterative pow
• ..‘.... 1 . L i t - '....... er ..s_ to afford an effectual an-
Ore. tidots for . disca See anrskparilla
..., • ... ....t .Ifliff.. i 4 repute d to ewe. Such a
s rmzedy .:s surely wanted by
those who In33r Irons Stramons compla.iads, and
that one which will accomplish, their CUM mast
prove, as this has proved, of immense anise to
this large cla2s of our afflicted fellow.eltizens.
flow completely 11th compound will do it, has
been proven by experiment on many of the wont
cases to Le found in the following complaints :
Scrofula, Scrofulous Swellings and dons, Skin
Diseases. Pustules. Blotches, Eruptions, 3t. An.
thony's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas, Totter or Sall
Rheum, Scald Bead ; Ringworm, to.
Syphilis or Venereal Disease is expelled from
the system by the prolonged nee of dila Sarsapa
rilla, and the patient is left in comparative
health.
Female Diseases aro caused b 7 Sorefo.l in the
blood, end are often soon cored by this Entreat
of Sarsaparilla.
- Do not reject this invaluable medicine, beams*
you have been imposed open by something pre
tending to be Sarsaparilla, while It was not.
When you have used Ayer's—then, and not till
then, will you know the virtues of Sarsaparilla..
For minute particulars of the diseases it owes, we
refer you to Ayer's American Alumna*, which
the agent below named will furnish gratis to all
who call for it.
Ayer 's Cathartic Pills, for the ears of Costive
ness, Jaundice, Dyspeoda, Indigestion, Dysen
tery, Fool Stomach, B'eadaebe, Piles, Bhenma.
tiara, Heartburn unsung from Disordered Stomach,
Pain or Morbid Inaction of the Bowels, Plato.
limey, Loss of Appotita, Livor Complaint, Drop.
ey, Worms, Gout. hteuraljia, and as a Dinner
Pill, aro unequalled.
They are sugar coated, so that the mast sertsi.
five can take them with pleasure, and they-are
the hest Aperient in the world for all the parpo.
sea rofts family physic.
Prepared by Dr. J C. AYES CO., Lowell,
Blase., and sold by all Druggists and dealers la
widininas everywhere. -
Mather & Horton,
I=
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,
CROCKERY, HARDWARE,
WOOD & WILLOW-WARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS
LAWRENCEVILLE. PENN'A.
.1
M
Caib Paid for Produce. C' B . vtu,
W. J. Borzoi
Nov. 21, 1868-17.
1867. WRIGHT & BALLIT. 1867.
TVcommence this yews with an ataltudvaly
CASH bastnost.
CASH PAID FOR WHEAT!
CASE PAID FOR OATS!
CASH PAID FOR coint r
CASH FOR EARYTHING I !
A LARGE STOCK OF -PLOITR NOR
CASH
A LARGE STOOL OF FRED FOR
CASH
A LARGE STOCK OT PORK FOK
CASH I
_Call and see nn. WRIGHT HAMBY
Wellzbarn, Jan. 9,1887-1 y
All parsons Indebted to tut by note or book
account most call and settle or pay oasts.
Jan. 3, 1987. WRIGHT & BALLIFT.
COBBLER'S EMPORIUM.
- BEN. XAMIN SEELEY, shoe
maker, over Jerome Smith's nor*
ab,„, . g gie on Main Street, would just say to
the Shoeless and Bootbse.-that is,
thatportion of them who have the
dadads to change their condition—that be ill
now prepared to man.ufacturo coarse gentle
men's line Boots, or tine gentlemen's coarse Boots
in as bungling a manner, and at as dear rates is
any other establishment this side of Whitney.
Corners Anything to the lino of Shoemaking
or Cobbling will be admirably botched on the
shortest notice. Don't examine my work; It
won't bear inspection; bet "go it blind." Re.
member the place, next door to Sbakapeare's
Tailor Shop. - B. SEBLET.
Nov. 11, ISISG.-tf.
Guardia .'a Sale.
BY virtue of an order of the Orphan'. Court
of tic County of Tioga to me directed, as
Guardian of Brasilia Jens Maud; Charles Mann,
' ,Franklin Mann, Lewis Mann, Isaac Mann, and
!James Ifann, miner children of loans Mann, de.
ceased, I will expose for sale at public youths* or
outcry on the 25th day of March text, at 2 o'-
clock in the afternoon, on the premises to the
highest and best bidder,
All that certain piece or lot of land situated
is the township of Tioga in said county, contain.
ing about three acres and bounded en the etas
south ant west by lands of John Magee, and
north by the Farmington road, and land of said
minor children of said Isaac Mann, deceased• and
being the touth•east corner of a lot of.larld be.
longing to the heir' of said Isaac Mann, situated
in the said township of Tioga, No. 20 of the al.
lotment of Bingham lands in said township-..
containing 148.1 acme, and -
Atm—Another certain place or lot of lend
part of the said lot of 110.1 acres, beginning at
the north-west corner of said lot of land on the
emit side of the road leading to the Cowanesgue
river; thence along the road leading to ths 'Slogs
river easterly twenty rods to a stake in or near
the fence ; thence southerly parallel to the said
road leading to the Cowanesque river fifteen rod"
to a stake; thence westerly parallel with said
road leading to Tioge river twenty rods to the
east side of said road leading to the Cowanesgue
river; thence along the same northerly fifteen
perches to. the place of beginning—containing
two acres more or leas, including a part of said
made.
Tirms—Cnsh on delirory of deed for the ewes
e_ SEYIIOLI2, Cuaard
Tinge, Feb. 20, ISO7-sw.
lt/lONEY, FREE AS WATER.-10,000 Au.
tive Local and Traveling Agents, Male or
Female, of all ages, are wanted to solicit trade in
every aCity, Town, Village, Hamlet, Workshop
and Faeoary. throughout the entire world, for the
moat saleable novelties ever known.-500 Par
Cear. and Ready Sale Wherectr Offered!! Smart
men and women can make from $5 to $5O per
day, and no risk of loss! A small capital re
quired_of from $2O to sloo—the more money in
vested the greater the profit. Ye Honey required
its'adrance—we drat a e,,d the arrester and receive
pay afterward* 1 If you actually wish to make
money rapidly and easily, write for fall particu
lars and address
MIL-N-OR CO., (From Paria,)
fe1e21"137-Iy. 210 Broadway, New York City
EECITTOR'S, NOTlCE.—Letters tostamen.
tary baying been granted to the undersigned
on the estate of Thomas _Norton, late of Delmar,
deed, all persons indebted to said estl.te, and
those having chirps against the same will oali
for settlement upin ISFN.t£L B 1 NN,
Delmar, Feb. L0867'4 , 7.. Exeouter.
SMITH & SHAW,
e 61.141: AGENTS for the lead
laT Cusip:tales in the ratted States;
~)4,1A,,ei,t, for the Lycoming County , Mutual,
Cab:Hubla Mutual, anti Farmers' Mutual lan.
ranee C.‘eapassiea-
N,un.tlazartlous, ilasardous. and Eitrii-RU
sedous ItiAs taken at reasonable rates. Pelioiss
Dane& and all Los,, adjusted at our Otrtoa.
WelLsboro", Pa., Feb. 20, IS6T.—tf.
TITS.SOLC:TIOZ , L—Tby firm of Phelps Jo Finn-
I -LI geral,l ;$ •lay k Fob. Lt 7, 067,) dissolved
by mutt: Acconnti and demands
will be nettled at their ~f fice in Oct°ls.
GEO, W. PHELPS,
W. T. FITZGERALD.
NEW HlRll.—no boinesa will hereafter be
conducted under the ern] name of Skinner &
Fitzgerald. Weagroit a eaatinaanoe of past pet.
renege. LEVI. .5111.1118 R,
W. T. FITZGERALD.
"0s March 6,186744.