iIOME' MATTER'S.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5; 1867.
Now 4.4y.oil4€4inents.
Fluor and Provision Store- ,1, 1d. B. - Prince'
Announcements for Sherill". - C'c -, " -
Grain Bags forsalg—yjriliht
Estiay-I,i A: Sari. .
Attorneys at Law—Beach &
Announcements tor Treasurer.
For Sale.
ForSale—L. S. Culver.
Dissolution--Card, Staples ,t Son. -:
Administrator's . Notice—laity Butler, Belden
Butler, Adm'rs., •
Adipinistrattir's Notice C.' R. Taylor, Sarah
Tayl#, Adm're. • - • _
Administrator's Notice--Joseph Guiles, Adm'r.
The Great Radihal Newspaper—John W. For- .
asp
Administrator's Sale—Jno. I. It Adm'r.
New Firm arid ... NC - yr Goods—S. Staples do Son.
'Ned Nevins-,-Rar..llenry Morgan.
Sam — m - i - r 3 *Millinery—Mrs. t. D. Mitchell.
New•YOPk Market:l.—The folloning wholesale pri
ces for Rroduca ruled on Friday, May Slat:
140nr-19,75®815.60-Wheat(Spring)l2,4o, Wintopr 3,40
--Corg-$1,28 Oata-91c1Au1ey-i11,16 —Clover Soc. d
lb 12e—Timothy 41}16-s3,oo—ilgo--19e—DrIet1 dp
ples-10e-130tter7180204—:012008040417e—Mese Pork
-11C—Hams-12422c—Lard-13c—Hops.-43W0e.
REGISTER IN BANKRIT . PTC:i". — It gives'
us pleasure to announce the ,appointment of T.
E. Smith, Esq.; of Tioga, as Register in "Bank
ruptcy for this Conkressoinai District. Mr. Smith
will bb•ready for business about the 20th of -the
month,' He tviil Make 'a' Erst rate officer. •
BUSINESS 'CHANGE.—Mr. E. E. Car
ve,y has sold his Provision Store to Mr. M. B:
Prince, Into of ITavani, N. Y., and senior of the
fate of Prince & Shelton. , The Havana Jun rnal
says "Mr. Prince is an hrorable, straightforward
man, and a liberal denlorlnd ire bespeak for him
alundant saccess." •
-,
Special Court Postpolied,—Wo aro ro
•qn'ested to announce to suitors, jurors dritirn for
he4hird week, Special Court, and all others in
crekted, that in view-of the backwarchieSs of the
sesi4, dud the manifest impolicy of calling farm:
crs from their work limier. the circumstances, the
Special Court has been postponed. .iiirors will
therefore not apppar - neit,Moriday. - - .
We had the pleasure of renewing the
. acquaintance of very many old patrons and of
making the acquaintance of is goodly number of
new ones last week. Our books show as large fin
Recession of now names as they ever feceived du:
• nag anylCourt week since the Auftator started.'
For this encouragement stud material aid the
Proprictors;arn duly grateful. '
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WILD CATs.-- ) Master ,Alpheus Hall,
Farmington; lately caught two Wild -cats, in a
trap which he had bhited with fresh meat for that
purpose. Mr. It: T. Hall brought the skins to
town on Monday and drew the bounty at the
Treasurer's Office.• The rusima_O were quite large.
The same young man a 1 daught a held eagle
I which measured seven. feet from tip to tip of the
wings
THE BAR..—Me!asrs. F. A.-W. Strang,
Walter Sherwood, and 3forgatr Hart, were ad
mitted to practice in the several courts of
. Tioga
county, during theiire . setit term. Mr. Strang gOes
West, where wo hope he ma t y be abundantly proe.
pered. Mr. Sherwood will probably, go into bu—
siness with his father, and has the best wishes' of
his numerous friends for success, as also has Mr.
Hart, wherever he may,hang out his shingle. •
To SOLDIERS.—Haying been'applied
to for information respecting a law of the last
Congress relative to commutation for rations duo
the heirs of soldiers who died prisoners of war in
Southern prisons, we learn that the heirs of ouch
soldiers are entitled to draw 25 'cents a day for
the time intervening between .the capttve and
tho decease of the prisoner. Tho widow may
also obtain the commutation if• she was still un
married so late as March 2, 18437. •
THE BANKRUPT L.a.*.---we have re
ceived the " Popular Edition',' of the National
Bankrupt Law, (passed March, 1867) from Jimes
Portius, Genoral Agent, 45 Bible Howse, New ,
York. This is a painphlet of 31pages, well
printed, and conveniently arEanged tinder sub
beads. We can commend it to every man who
wishes to possess 'a copy, of au important law,
and by' mailing
. an order, viith "20 cents, to the
above address, the pamphlet will bo sent by mail
to any address, prepaid.
BASE BALL-MAT • ED GAME.-'--We
learn that the Keystone irst Nines of this vil
legs ha l ve - challenged the Normal . First Nines, of
Mitnsfield, to a Matched Game to be played 'on
the Public SqUare June 22, afternoon. Th6i
wry of the case seems to be that the Normal lA,
CI4 signified its willingness to rcee:vo and
wept t challenge from the Keystone, and the
letter accepted the proffer. The preliminaries
arc being agreed upon and the nature thereof
will be submitted to the public in due season.—
is boys.
S. S. INST. AT MA,INS,BURU. CV.
Chit!. Weeks, of East Charleston, writes uiethat
he wauresent at the Sunday School Instituti'held ,
.t Msinshurg, May a notice of which appear
to these columns. From bins we learn that
elve essays were read, all relating •to the sub
oNt of Sunday Schools, sonic of them displaying
club ability. The audience *as sell pleased;
that by anlimanimous cote another Institute was
tor th - e 291.1? of June, carrent: r at the same
since. A progriingne of proceedings will he
uhlislied in duo season. Tro Ore glad to know
t ,, at the nozirement is a success.
FIRE IN BLosaßtrna.—lVe learn i
~r edly, and not very explicitly that _the tav
luuse occupied by John R, Taylor, at Bhp ,
:.t.l the buili\ing adjoining, occupied i
Fletcher, as, a: store, were destroyed bl ,
'•vedinsday eVcninfr. No particular
ligol oi ' th tiro, the loss, or insur
7,4,k:A us.
ratio i t he foregoing
. 'fl.l writ)
~ ned the Corning Journal, fy i
rent the littO prig9q, vfi s/
i
Velic., ankinsured for *l() ,
!„, , „kif.oo bxvirea ab - Q (It
WM. not lenewed beear
VillieCd on the rate.
gEr
2hurs3tty evening, given by Mr.
*wetter, was extremely well at-
:kwell, though born blind, her-
On the violin nod piltiw,llll4l
42 s i on. :bliss Rockwell shows
and correct taste. They e - ing no
and undertake no opera (music,
selves to the simple, unpreten
itiment, humor, and patriotism,
fAWllf eirelesofaleihating on a
Rookwell depends upon the
ineertg for the rnitintenanct% of
• most cheerfully commend him
of .u.-libera4---tind indulgent
t daybreak
wits discovered iii Wheeleee
,nifield, and Foal spread' to the
ig owned by' Nli.s4s.
:upied by them for an office and
drug store. The tire It.td made
n discovered that nothing of
3aved out of Wheeler's stuelc.—
,ho drug store 4n.d Ro•ss & Wit-
saved tsith litUc damage. Mr.
t. ittettred for s'looo. No irin
pings. .Itegs,rza. 11. A: W. lose
cd to havo. been necitlental.—
with his flintily, occupied the
s store lutilling
escape .with
13 1 nowNED.—A most .
resulting in *the death of two
ought little boys, children'of C, C.
' t Lindley, N, Y. took place near Ballard'a
101 Thursday evening of last week. 1)00
B ete of the age of, d and fit years, respectively,
Lai were-at play' in Au old boat lying in the tail
r ' a Q Of the mill. Thep were missed at abbot six
ocluck, and on search being made their hats were
'een floating in still water, nifd tfic"•bodke were
tumid hear by. The body of the eldest was found
WM
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lira I,iat
116 to tho
ZEZIE
All Wu 4iztve, rc
.{tu. which w lettlll
I,v tilt)
Also. that a policy
t en hour : : previous, and
ec tile Company hod ad-
—The Concert in the
Standing oinet in about fmir feet 'of water, and thO
younger waki lying at,..his feet. It is supposed
that:the - ye' tiger ono fell out of the boat and the
Older brother' in'trying to assist him het his bal
ance and 'Cell in after him. The itecurrence
plunges a worthy family ; in ,deep; diistress and
oasts a gloOm offer the neighborhood. I,The lone:
ral was attended on * Sunday by over. three- hun,
dred people.
• A COMMON DITTY.—The copious ails
of the season have greatly assisted to cleanse
lager of much pestilence-breeding filth which,
under other circumstances, Must have been re.-
moved by householders. lieweVer, something
4till remains to be done to put, every. village on a
health footi r Og. There is a great deal of waste
still remaining in bulk, and thwarm weather
near at hand will soon make it appare t to the
senses. 'Every householder who has a proper re:
gard for the the health of his family and neigh
bors will at once_ set about purifying his sinks
and drains. Perhaps the most nexious accurnii.l
lation is Ititchen'slope rind waste. Particular at
tention should be given ,to conducting this filth
away from the premises. Entess the drains used
for this purpose aro connected with running wa
ter it is best•to throw the slops broadcast upon
the garden, and never too much in one place. It
is to be hoped that our citizens will pay-attention
tq this important matter without delay.
'SOUTHERN RhLIEF.— We have re-
P• eQived from both tho Pennsylvania and New
• •
Ydrk Southern Relief Associations, voluminous
evidence of the distressful flanine in the South,
'coupled. with urgent petitions for aid from the
people of the North. The Committee appointed
.1
,for Wellsboro by the Philailqphia Association has
entered upon tibe discharge of its duty, and sub
„seriptions willtbe received at the stores of Messrs.
Bowen and Irden, and at the Agitator Office.—
All moneys re eived will be acknowledged in . the
county papery and at once forwarded to James
M, Aertson, Philadelphia. As regards tho nature
and object of this charity, we can pronounce it
to be the most laudable. Thousands of families
are without aacquate sustenance or means to pro-
Cure it. The groat drought of last summer which
prevailed in the South, added to the devastations
of war, reduced the middle and poorer classes to
the point of starvation. Let us all give of our
surplus to save them from the terrible pangs of
famine. As an example of liberality worthy of
imitation we may mention that the citizens of
Jersey Shore and vicinity have sent upward of
:MOO to the parent Association at Philadelnhia.—
Let us all remember that Charity it= pronounced
the crowning virtue by the Great Master. . ,
REPORT OF EAST CHARLESTON
dIIEESF, Fecroar, tho month commencing
May 7, 1867:
Patron a
of per lb. of
milk. Cheese. Cheese.
Nelson WhitneY, 5035 10 - 503.5
IV. Y. Bailey, 5390 10 539
Geot;ge Parker,, 10276 'lO 1027.6
J. IV. Bailey, I 6725 10 • 072.5
Elias Tipple, 4663 10 463.3
A - . Eaton, 4729 10 • 472.9
Selar Satterly, 1897 10 187.7
C, 11, Stone. 189 10 18.9
J. Pe,trie, 2459 10 245.9
J. M. Bailey, - 3314 10 331.4
D. r: Benedict, • 1694 10 109.4
G. NV. Avery, 1411 .10 141.1
Edwin Pratt, ! 1174 10 117.4
Edwin Pratt 4 - Co., - 1369. 10 136.9
J. W. Penn, 213 • 10 21.3
Bradt it Collins, 453 10 45.3
Collins 4. Jennings, 605 10 60.5
L. Keyes, 418 10 41.8
J. G. Dartt, 361 10 36.1
Cyrus Durtt, , 329 10 32.9
Aggregate,
52704
The proportion of milk to cheese is estimated
at present, and wllthe fixed and proportioned at
final settlement in the fall.
N. V. BAILEY, • Contractor and Secretary.
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ABOUT FAS often we
have heard ladies remark—"they had better be
out of the world, than out of Alas, haw
'true!! Obedience to fashion is a greater trans
gressilon oi l the law of woman's nature, a greater
injurylo
,her physical and mental constitution,
than the hardships of poverty and neglect. Tho
slave woman at her tasks will live and grow 'old,
anal see also or three generations of her mistresses
pass Aiy. The Washer-woman, with scarce a
ray otaii,pe to cheer her in her tong, will live to
seegll lrer,cashionable sisters die around her.—
The kitchen maid is hearty and strong, when her
lady'has to be nursed like a sick baby. It is
sad truth, that fashion-pampered women are
almost worthless for all the good ends of hum/n
17 Thr
.(3 as
country o j W 6 p.. ~ now
living in Delmar. in the year 1844. The Thjeet
of this notice enlisted in Co. A, 149th Pa. Volun
teers, Capt. Sofia], in the summer of 1862, being
then about 10 years of ago. ile served faithfully
until May 6, 1664, when in mie of tho terrible
battles of the Wilderness, he teeeived a gunshot
.
w i ou»d in .the right arn, and nob bent hackto
Washington and a.,,iign , tl to Finlay novital.—
Here he ,übinitted to a rebeetion of the elbow
joint, it being thought pKeferable to amputation ;
anti lay for nearly a yevr hovering between death
and convalescence. - 1 wa
It
~' in the 'suintifer a
1 1865 before he Was discharged and sent home, the
wound still festering and disoharging. During
the first year'of big detention in the hospital it
Wag the privilege of the writer of this to see him
every week ; and to Mark the' heroic fortitude and
patience which he at all times exhibited. From
the day of his disabling trOlie day of his death,
which took place on the ~,h of May—more than
three :ears—he was a great, but always a patient
sufferer, never very hopeful, and nel'er utterly
'east down.
So passes away another of the men whose lives .
have purchased the redemption of the republic
omnieditated destruction by traitors. Thomas
Skelton was a true patiiot; and if any may claim
rezmnubrsnce of the living, his claim is equal and
pre-eminently just. •
GOSSIP.—The late departed Spring
contained not Ivo . ' n line of poetry. From
May firAt to the last, every day and every hour of
the day, was strictly intutif-of-fact. It was
riht
ply a question of steady w4t. Fur thirty consec
utive days there was rain during some portion of
the 24 houag. We,have nowhereeen_tqanzas ad
drescal to - Spring. Even the line of Thomson—
"Come, g.mtle Spring. ethenial mildness,' come!"
not been once quoted in the papers. ' Still.
the desire that gentle Spring should come, has
been overruling. The nice drives usual to be en
joS4:cl by " lovers" were " postponed on account
of the weather," and the usual out of Floor love
m. so peculiar to the month of Ma) : ., has, we
suspect, been deferred till " leafy artinel l ' As for
summer heats, the 29th of tb lilay was sufficiently
-exemplary
—Bev. John Todd has discoverel "Serpents in
the Dove's Nest," and has written
_a little book
corn:ming the sante. These serpents are the evil
inclinations of mothers, which inclinations lead
them to phiughter the innocents. He _offers the
book its a remedy fur "BashionaLle Murder," :If
we could induce
,every married wounin to read
thislittle book - of 23 pages duodecimo, really, u'e
hould consider it ii good work to have done.
Fificep cents mailed to Lee it; Shepard, Boston,
Mass.; with orders to send "Serpents in the
Doves' Nest," will insure any one ii copy 0f the
hook.
Nickelky," tho fourth -volutua of
Ticknor FieAls, edition of the Diamou4
-1; ' 'Airi";V:ot ke " •
ens, -as appeare- n 0 EUI 8
earlier works, and otmef:hisliest-stort4 It has
given more characters than =any other of his
books. Mr. Mantilla baalong typed 'the,gonteel
Nobody 'Of the dcyni:ti*lfie The ~,Oheerybit i i,
brothers have also typeil all that is sunny and be
neficent in businebs. "-Sciueeis, and Elie Sciifeersos,
have stood as exemplars of,
t raall,
is: ibreier associated with the , trattipledlietbliti
trayed anti bewrayed, friendless
,orphr. John ,
Browdie, Tilde ' Price, ' Netvnuitt''•Noggs; the
Crammieses, Tim Linkinwater, ,, ,Arthur
jlfiss LaCroovy rind, Miss Knag-;:all. Om are
types of a class existent everywhere, and as much
a part anti parcel of the world orintt.n as if they
find moved, and - lived, and "had ti being'in fact.—
Messrs, Ticknor & Bields•-htive:bean :selected, by
Mr. Dickens as his - Aim:a-loan publislhira , And they
have paidd - him a large sum for the privilege of
issuing his works. •Wo can Commend `rho
-mond Dickens as the finest edition'..eXtant. Thq
illustrated edition costs 41.50 'per' voltime, and
the plain edition $1.25, prepaid' by mail on re
, •
ceift of the price. :
,• • .
—To a'-correspimdent who fa - quires touching
the most prominent weakness of .human %nature,.
we reply: liuman•natur&has several prominont
weaknesses ; but ive think the most proMinent of
all is its tendency to hew, to the strict, lino of
moral rectitude. - Blow often••do, we all Ace men.
sacrificing what appear:to bo material interests
for the sake of great and enduring' principles?—'
Bow naturalit is for men, when lit:ought to choose
between, things tending -to -exalt -public' -morals
and things destructive of both morality .and, : tei,
ligion, to forget thefrliksinesif tnterests
elare for those things which _operate to make so
ciety better! Manifestly a busines an forgets
his own purse in, such'cascs. Bow much n b •
and better it vitotildbii for him, when called upon
to combat evil, to'doliherate, and ask : Can I de
clare for the iigfy:ftni,,beautiftil and the true, And
notinjtire my bniiniso, - .. „Cal 1,114111g0-my. no
ble imp reduce rayj4994ol"'LCl,
observe my vows to the , chtlto ' eflo - Aliel*"4oEl
maintain my,popnlarity;aMcrig laTiihre4ere 04\
law defiers? It hfus•been a tmptie, ol!,: - W"endott:tb:.
us that these sinqiions are so 13 7 0(11:fli nsk,ti sail
the fact that,they,are eo . ttniVersallY . ignaie*nitt',
be deemed 'taken to, be.ceneltiSiVa`evitiencek
Man's heirship to„angelhood. it - ,pestillain,that"
Ahem is, within tho solar systmii,,one.ghibt;" Where
the people are schish and timid, and
Oman FEET. l —lli. E:Smith, or Mansfield, per
formed a skillful operation for Club Feet, last
week. on a little daughter of Elmt;r Ingerick. of
Charleston, with excellent success.
Nortm—llnving gone into busine - ss at the Ti-
oga Iron Wors, located at Mansfield; I take this
method of informing the public generally and my
friends in parcular, that Isliall leave the field as
a candidate foi: the office of Sheriff. Very thank
ful fins 'yonr kindness and the exertions you have
made in my hehtilf, ; ' ' , , - ;-•
I remain, Your Iluinble Servant,
Mansfield, May 20-3 t. JOHN M. PHELPS.
5
MBE
MUSICAL ENTERTAINWENT:—A COllVential of
Vocal Music, will bo, held at Tioga, under the
direction of the Tioga Choral Society, counnOn:
cing Monday, June 17th, 1867, and to continue
five days, three sessions each' day, closing with a
Concert on Friday evening. Admission to the
Concert 25 cents.' 'ProdeedsTor the"beneilt of the
Tioga Baptist Church. root? of ' Church Music
to he used, " The Praise "of Zion." All :singers
and lovers of voCal music are invited to attend.
E. T. B/NTLEY, Pres't Tioga, Choral Soety
Tioga, Juno 5,1867-3 w.
Flute And String Bands, Drum Corps, &c.,-can
be supplied with instruments at less than the eip
rates, by applying to B. Powell of Se,raritliii.-
5270.4
Messrs. Wince, dt: Barker, being about to close
up their business, tnko this method of notifyirg
nil persons indebted to them either by note or
book account, to call add settle without tiel4y;
and thus save costs;
They offer their stock' of Goods at cost. Now
i4-your time, to by goods cheap. MayB
. ,
RICE—SPOOR—In Bennettville May 15th,0'67, by Rev/C. A. Stone, Mr. IVIIID.;'Rice. of
Charleston, / 'and Miss • Henrietta Spoor, of the
former place.
PRIIARDL—MORSR—In Tioga, May 20,
18V: VI by Rev. D. R. McDermond, Mr. Walter B.
Pritchard, of _Clymer, and Miss Mary I. Morse,
of Cliarlet,totit
M IN4—RUMSBY —ln Sullivan, May
26th; 1867, at the residence of the bride's fatlier;
by Rev: G. P. Watrous, Mr. Watson K. BenCamin,
of Mansfield, and Miss Olive M. Ramsey, of
:rater
nds.
SOFIELD—In Wel!shore, Juno
.2,, 1367, Mrs.
Julia A. Sofield, aged - 60 years.
ft
BALDWYL - - 77 -In Ridgway, 13radfoiii Vo. , 1 - 'lq
,
April 2d;l 67, Mrs. Ili'n, :A., wife bf 17,iiiV e.. ni f ,
Ilaldwin,, aofl daughter of Daniel D. null Plin._
ra Dewey:: o -Tinge. Pn., in the 27th year of her
age. . .. .
era,
fed
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few weeks by a very eimplo .comedy, after having,suf
fered for several years with n severs thug affection, and
that dread disease Consumption—is anxious to make
known. to his fellow-sufferers tho.mearte of cure. .. :
To all who desire it, he will Send a copy of the pro•
seriptinn tuned (free of cbargo) l with the directions • for
preparing and using the sumo, which theY will find a
sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis- Coughs,
Cells, stud all Throat. and Lung-Affections: — The' only
object of the advertiser In sending the Prescription is
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Williamibnrg, Kings Co., N.Y. ' '
BRRORS OF YOUTH.--, •i•
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A Gentleman who suffered for yours from Aofvong
Debility; PrernaturasDecay, and all the effects of yonthi:
WI indiscretion, will, for the Sake of suffering batoatei
ity, send free to'all who need it, the recipe and direk
tv.llo for making the simple remedy by which ho
_wait
cueed. Sufferers Iclshing to profit by the advertiser's.
: . ierience, can do so by addressing; in perfect .confi
donee, JOHN B. 0081 l
22tnayl17-1 y. 4:2 Cedar Street. Now 'york: •
Aro You Afflicted with a Cone' or a Cola!,
ARE YOU PREDISPOSED TOJCONSUMPTIOIsii-
Ara the Lives gf Your Childreqk ‘ Jeopardy from: Sui.l- ;
den and Repeated Attat VOW' &oup t' .If
zo, Purckuc 4 Box of .
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No Public Speaker, Binger or Teacher, should be
without them ,as they remove hoarseness and strcOgth.
on'and clear the voice. -
AG - - Always use them in time, and if the symptoms
are severe use very freely:
J. 11. BLADES lc CO.,Ptop're,
Elmtra, - N. Y.
4133,F0R SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Price 25 Cents Per Box.
, SCRATCH ! SCRATCH ; ! SCRATCH!
WHEATON'S OINTMENT,
Will cure tho itch in 48 ~ •
Also cotes SALT ULCEItS,
nodal! ERUPTIONS OF TILE SKIN. Price b 0
For sale by nil druggilts. By •actilulittit. 60 cents to
WEEKS & POTTER.. Sole AgenM.l7o',AVashibgton St.'
Boston, it will Ile forwarded by mail, fin of postage,:'
'to any part of the United States.
Juno 1856, 'apnoticts ••
XECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Letters,testarein
-4
IP tory haring been granted to tho undersikned
upon the last will and teStsment of JeinCe'Sen-=
cord, late of Westfield .ticw_ehiff:dece:aietj, - ,ixll"
pei - sons , indehted will make' imniedihte , riey meat,'
and those having eldims will pfesent them to'
KATE A. S' , EACORD, '
RICHARD ICIJUSEN,
M y 22, .1.8137-6'
Local '
IVIA'.RRIAQES
DEATHS
,
It rimoufattored, from P Ult E
MATERIALS, hod may be con•
ehlet et! the STA NI/A ItD OP .E.X
-OELI?ENCE.,., For tale by 'Ol
Grocer 6.
TO CONSUMPTIVES
ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
NEW SPRINC GOODS I
4 . f , vii
~ c , ( iitti-A1it.p'.0.0,_,:f., . :-., ; :- ±
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: rivv..., , , , 2,- , , ,, ,,i , .--,....-:.,!.-,...-::_.1 , ,Nt.z.,,. , ... „ ) , v ), 4 „ ,, ,
. ~, . , .„..-,....-_:.
Tiv - goz.49ss.:A , ußq;.,*":4
• i:; , ::;-, ~ . • . • ' • ' •
MI
• •
T'lnirtikojoat:reOved a now :an'd'.lreti•
_se"
v 4:4 4 sitad 'iitook?of ' goods. adapted . to the
a - prink - trade, and are prepared to offer a BETTER
asportraent and . „, - •
.BETTER BARGAINS,
than any• other Store in Tioga or adjoining
counties.
Agur experience-batr tough t-us-tcrbuy
MT
GOOD ,GOODS,'
•• • 1
.and.n . e: etherty t4eyeb t y,gaitv,...andZ,boid ;he oonfl.
donee orivareniitemiSre: ;The'.l3.re 1 Eillie '43 f get.'
ting GOOD GOODS, and for •LESS MONEY
than they can get them elsowherd and this is
why the
,
COMPANY, STORE
is constantly thronged with customers while other
Mercbats cry bard times.
We keep constantly on hand a largo stook of
DRY GO4
GROCERIES, ; O C R Y,_ HARD
, WARE,.I OODEN WARE,
IRON, NAILS, NAIL
RODS, HORSE
SHOES,
.1
and almost everything for Farmers, or Mechanics
uso. IVe . also keepi'fine assortment of
FURNITURE,' CARPET'S; BOOTS AND
SHOES, HATS ? AND CAPS, FLOUR
AND FEED,"' CORN MEAL.
PORK _AND FISH
0E- ALL KINDS. •
AI,T,
both coafse and Lino, by the barrel, sack and box,
constantly on hand. In short almost everything
usually kept- in a country Store, may bo found
at the
COMPANY STORE
Our etooklo.i . new: and' comillete, jot what the
people want. We invite an examination of our
' GOODS PIHVES
before buyin :.elstarbefe. We:ink° pleasure in
showing Goo s, and still more in giving our pri
ces. ' For , with the'ffne Stock we are enabled to
show, end prices so
txrtiwimmLY Low,
i
We feel sure of success
Any goods that we sell that are not as repro
iented can be rethrned and the money will be re-.
funded.
.
Wo make no unnecessary display of Goods
upon the sidewalks; ou s r%oodsiire in the -house,
peat a clean and tidy, and a plonty of help wait
upon all who—wish to 'see them. -
,
99M.1, 2 ),ANY -.STORE,
Sip't
BlosAurg, May 22;1867.
" BEEHIVE MiIANGE!"
Soedtime and 'harvest are prothised to' all ; '
The season is backward, and cold, and wet,
But there's time for plowing and sowing yet
And - there'll be Spring; and Summer, and Fall—
s'.. •
OF course there will be a Spring, and Sum
mer ; and there has been - already a
BIG "FALL" IN PRICES
FOR
GRQ . :2_FARIES,
nivl.so-forth. ytin may think the season
has come
FOREMOST
AT •TIIE
"11 . -11 IVE EXCHAN:GE,"
but I expebt to-gpriug
A MINE , OF WEALTH.
.
upon the customers Who pOroriizo me ;" and I did
not It eop'Over '
LAST SUMMER'S GOOtIFY,
you know, and therefore shall furnish articles as
FRESH AS SUMMER , ITSELF.
Evea •
MY. LIVERPOOL SALT
4'fs•esb : as salt can be; and
_T3 UTTER MAKERS
iv,ho want to command best prices for butter*must
ukto Liverpool Salt. And furthermore listen, 0,
,y 4) T—He's ! I hay . ° a tremendous lot of
.~
SI
Oolong, SonchotSg, Sing-Song, Ding-bong, Hy
aOri, Byaon, Lo•Stn, No 7 Bnn,'Opon T.' Moon.T.
Black T. and.•,
. ,
Craek T.
of which to, .rarraated iitt!Ock *pity :Elo
'crots at ivory 1 1•-• , -prii , -==."1".' - -
M.A.THERS
will continue to buy
PARMERS' -.PRODUCE
at tho bast l'farket Prices, find sell
• i
Eiretrything Eafable and Cooicable,
'es cheap as can be done and maintain tt r rife and
npftherons famil3k." • • • '••• " -
MB
MATVERS
, , ,
wilt always be gleti to sou Tim if you bave money,
and if you haven't ho will toll yon ,bow. to \got
that article : '.
22; ,
Wellaboro; Ptt., lktay 4167, '
NEW -FIRM:
TO BuY Js'iii," l „:43 OUR
Erm.t.AfEss
, :: E f:4l
ArrewieCuylititio A ike,
the- folt9vripg,argobNi4 - "
DEER 'SKINS, :FURS, • BIDES ,
ANn YEA.L ' ' " '
•
=I
for whiek we will pay oaeh. "
We 4vill Mandaeturo to . order, French orbome
hunted pAz,t! or,•11IP 1109T8, In the bolit. laan l
ae and attlaitlates, add pay iilii)eetar attention
to itEPAntiNee
~„
L'S'O,
Wo, , bave,a , ,Eltet•iato otgoh of
REMIY,7I4DEe.'W.IIIIK,
on which we will
.
_ wlu not be undersold, and from this
tip:to we shall makait a point to keep up tha.best
stoat of •
LADIES' - GAITERS,
to bo found in • die, : • cottaty;mhich we tyk4 aell Qt
a lower profit than six& =acids' Imp, UTO been ,
offered in this region! .1 , • • - -
.Wo shall "who keep 'np good'• assortment
of
LADIES I II3ALMOII,4LS,` - A-rr E . •
BOOTEES,"' OBIJDRE N'S d ND
MISSES - ; OR • Ior'ITA
RUMS, ST LES • •
and all styles of WO/9K.
LEATHER 6 FINDINGS
•
can be bought of us as chos!p as any whore this
side Of New York, anslwo Shall keep o foil stink
FRENCH CALF, FRENCH 'KIP, .UP
PEA, SOI,E, LININGS, AND
INPRIG'..
OM
-Our stock of PEGS, NAILTS;Tte-,....... ,...„
RASPS, GLOVERS' NEEDLES,
TREES, CRIMP S, with SHOEMAKER'S
TOOLS and FINDINGS, will be found the lar
gest in the county, and we sell for small profits.
We talk business and we moan business. We
have boon in-this region long -enough to be well
known—let those who know us tryus. Corner
of Main and Grafton streetariopposite Wm. Rob
erts' Hardware Store, , C. W. SEARS;
' • ' GEO: O. DERB
Wellshoro, April 21, 1867—tf."
- I
11 - 4E431 `8 ,
Pl°Pflug
'Ollll aara . 0 .9• AlO3
-23noS Jo; opnr•i!au oupauxo, puu ilea ouuo a
•uono'4a9u l ..noc i !Hsi soatid luau spooo ano
.sooonunb orotne a! oaump.roo 2uldooq °solo pau
slauqoacw fipooly 'sagr ; ,7o4ouollutau..ipst,ooq om
4 6i0...45ni0'50 ssoalsaq,oJustplull oro a! &tone(
osn 111:10 toq Lau , onlqoisiq
spo topt Sup . a a! sazou 'q o t tuoglavici 100
aura v. -Duo omsq plump .1001.113,/ tiOda 'Oll3B
10j dooq em qopqa 'pliqo3pag .0 .11 Sq polio:qua
mind NIIO9
•• pewacieleo
etp Bioutiva 3p uonn9)ll nuts vino& cu a ,
`miNulaiti 3NIMIVA
ao I D-°7ll 6 . 91 4 P G A V ‘°RIV
•-• ' t '
09, *'' "...,"' 4,; (011.1 19 0 %on• liamiag
SL •I' , ‘smxittrilalldiff
iZI '' ixoui awl•rnvx
f4o!' - i tiont-oons asuon
9.4 • 3 1 110 U PJI O 9
06 9$ - I t P O /Pung,apd sarlIVR
14131 1118
• oe ,e
-" 37? 'HIM-SUB
`a - AV.AA.CE,II - VH
.InoS 2ulEnq Sq oVAnnooled ta:l4 t dims putt
ssouJsng /ma uu °La uu uai3H
TOEL & JOHN: PARK llHR43l:—Vtipital
Stock - Two litindred Therunind Dollars. Go-
Viirnment Securities Bought and Bald. - Deposits
Received and Drafts on the - principal cities sold
and Collections made on usual terms.
JOEL PARKHURST, President.
.3' I RN PARKHURST, Cashier.
El land Boro;April 10, 186773 m.
..
Mohawk'
Chief—W.jll stand at his stable in
Tioga borough through tho season, com
mending. May 10. Tenns—Season tielcets $5.
F 3
May 8, 1867-tf • 1. A..M.DAD.
, 00243, .®NT
!like hot cakes at I
April 1, 1867.
THE undersigned aro now prepared to exe
cute all ordors for Tomb Stones and Menn
e:mots of either,
ITALIAN OR AIITL.A.Nb it:ARBLE, ,
of the latest style , and approved' workmanship.
and with dispatch.,_, • . , .. ~• -•
We keep constantly on hand both. kinds Alf
Marble and will be able to snit:all who may-fa;
vor as with theicarders on as .reasonable Iterths
r
as cab be obtttinedin'tbe t - il ill: '. !
Stobes 4180'olorea with ri t and- dirt cleaned
and made to look as good a new. , , •1-4: •
- - ' - WILOOX--it WHITNEY - .
, Tidga, May 22, iBt37-tf;l * . ; ~
1241.,-e i oo3o l
r • .:, •
at a greatbargain-at C.B. KELLYT.','?
,•,April 1, 3.80: • .. •
=I
•
To' PHYSICIANS:4—A few -Saddle "Bags - and
Stomach !Pumps for sale cheap at
'22may. ; ROY'S , DRUG STORE.
it b
IRE
II
I=
01+11,7ffS 3179, a?dl
1
`CPlo:lllSVprill
o4ocielloAl p qo too(' pttgj
, ao
`S a A S
ME
Alitnite 11013411;
C. B. KELLY'S
Tioga Marble Works.
IF YOU ..WANT TO ' SEE
.„.
I. V
LARGEST STOCK
IMII
R U_ G' SI
PATENT MEDICINES,
PERFUME:RF,
FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES,
AD, AWLS,
Paints and Oils,
EVER BROUGHT INTQ TIOGA CO.,
P. R. WILLIAMS - & CO'S
DRUG STORE,
,JIMPAT :BLOCK,
WEL_T,SBOR 0,, PA
THE GOODS ARE CIJEAP AS DIRT.
P. R. WlLwars, PiR WILLIAMS 16•0 o.
J. L. WlLL'ems. J No. 3 Union Block.
Wellsboro, May 22,,1807.
NEW GOODS I NEW GOODS 1
J. R. 'Bowen & Co.,
HAVE justreturned from Now York with a
largo assortmant.of
SPRING & SCHUR GOODS,
Bought at Panic Prices; and will be sold accor
dingly. We respectfully invite attention to our
stock of,
LABIES'cIIRESS• GOODS,
VERY NICE AND CHEAP,
CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, SUMMER
CLOTHS, LADIES' CLOTIIS, .56
LADIES' SACKINGS,
•
Also r a large and now asiartment of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
BON- ON, SILVER SPRING, and o4tr.
kinds' of ,'1:100P SKIRTS,
YANKMENOTIONS,. HATS' .‘ CAPS,
HAIDWARE, °ROOKERY,
GROCERIES,
HAND MADE BOOTS AND SHOES,
And many other things which we•will,he pleased
to show to all who will call and examine our•
STOCK OF GOODS
Before •purclinsing elsewhere, as wo believe it
Mill pay you for your time and trouble.
SMALL PROFITS; - QUICK SALES, &
r READY PAY IS EWE 'MOTTO.
11l
EMPIRE STORE, NO. .1 _UNION 8i.00.7.
Wellaboro; May 15, 1887.
• •
4
THE
OP
' ' ''i,
JUST GO TO
also; a largo line of
at greatly reduced prices:,
Don't forgot to cant. iho
1110ie tliekit4niiii I
J,, • ).
11111
ME
7 HOSE LARGE,
OF
G-0 OD ►S.
4 „"
_S. 5
EVERY THING YOU WANT
. 1 4 . BALDWIN
Inal
H AV : IA I''UTieIfASED alargo'Bt6ei• of
SPRING SiTMDIER I GOODS,
embracing a general and complete assortment of
r • L
DRY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS, LADIE S' DRESS
GOODS, FROM A CALICO TO A
SILK. CLOTHS AND
CASSIMERES,
DOMESTIC
HAT S
SII Al
READY
HARDWARE, CROCKERY, PAP E It
HANCIINGS, CARPETS,
011,4 Q/40THS, -;
Groceries,
FLOUR, PORK, i FISII, SALT, IRON,
NAILS, FARMING TOOLS,
- STONE ViriARE,
ANY THING YOU-WANT
These Goo . ds have been selected with great
care. Since the decline, a large portion of them
direct from the manufacturer. We propose to
sell'lhem'•oheap forthe Greenbacks. - All kinds of
Produce taken in exchange for Goods. '
• T. L. BALDWIN, k CO
Tioga, Pa., May 1, 1867.
Grocery grid 'ProVision Store,
CORNING, N. Y,
g3±1 -2L,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
VV tirle, of - •
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
Whimsy Liquors and.
Cigars,
VOREIGN & DOMESTIC, GREEN &
I .DRIED FRUITS,
CANNED RfiUlT I S A.ATD
1 VEGETABLES;
WOOD 4c ,WARE, LASS &
CROCKERY
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES, (,ABS &
PERAMBULATORS, TOYS, &614:c.
aud • connilete essortmlint of the above
tneationed.gooda'of the best- quality always on
hand.
Particular afientiari paid to Fine drocerice.
Dealers and Consumers will tind it to their in
tarot to examine his Stock before buying.
Corning, N. Y., March 27,1887. , I
II UGH, YOUNG, I
Agent for the •
•
• EQIIITABLi
LIFE , A§SI.I4ANCE . §OCATY,
• THE UNITED STA TE&
Insure year Life at a lime Agency.
Vollsboro, April 17, 1867—tf.
•
' BOOT MW SHOE gHOP.
- 11 TM.
B.VAN HORN hasmoved his Shoe Shop
';'11 1 , to the building on the corner of Wain and
Pearl streets, rear of Roy's Block, where he is
prepared to till all orders in the - line of '
Boots Sr, Shoes,
on short notice, and in a t manner surpassed by
Repairing done promptly. aqsl yherrp.
Apr./4; 1867.. W. B. VA IT HORN:
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTlCE.—Letters of
A
admimistration having been granted to the
undersigned upon the estate of Daniel Lamb,
late of Richmond, deceased,. notico is hereby
given to those indebted to, and tboso''having
olainap against said estate to call and settle with
W. P. LAMB,
re '
JNO, W. GUERNSEY, j Adtu
S, 1867-6 -
-
:n . ARDEN
.`•-s
• FLOWER SEED
'GARDEN tiEE
FlioWElt .s D
¢A,RDEN SEE
"Vellabory, Ap
-° - - SPRING STYLES
at ' Ladies' -milk in ! ' Aril. I
'4
HORSE .— For Sale, a ieriAcCa,blO 'horse.
', ,Inquire at }Coy's Drug Store.
' ) ellaboro, May 1, 1867, , -;; ,, ,4 • ,-' -... „!
Ogii . :oi:" liji "-:- IT
YANKEE NOTIONS,
AND CAPS, CLOAKS,
LS, BOOTS & SHOES,
MADE CLOTHING,
SEEDS
t Young's Book Store
A t Young'B Book Store
At Young's. Book. gtOte7
At Young's Book Store,
S AND FLOWER•SkIEDS
At Young's Book StorK.
1 10, 1007—tf.
loo.d.
kWITH orrupt or i taiiited Blood, I
you are sick all, ver. . Riney,.
I buist , oqt in Pirrpl, s; or Soresj-r
- •Irisoine active dise Se, :Or', tt may
merely keep y'4s a; • Ilitleili, ' de-'
. pressed - and good) for .nothing.
But, you cannot have good health' while your
blood is Impure. Ayer's Sarsaparllisvparges out
these impurities; it expels ,disease and .restores
health and,stimulates the orghics of lifo into vig
orous action.* Hence it rapidly inires ri ialiety
of - complaints-which are Caused by t - purity of
the blood, such as• Scrofula, or - Kingl Evil, Tu
mors, Ulcers, Sores„Eruption4 Pimples, Blotch
es, Boils, St. Anthony's Fire, Roso or +Erysipelas.
Totter or, Salt- Rhenm, Scald . Head, Ring Worm, ,
Cancer or Cancerous Tutners,l3ore Eyes, Female
Diseases, such if Retention; irregularity, Sup
pression, Whites, Sterility, also Syphilis or Vene
rol Diseases, Liver Complaints, and Heart 'Dis
eases., Try Ayer's Sarsaparilla,and sue fotyour
self the surprisitig activity with which it cleans '
tho blood add cares these disorders.
During late years the public haveleen m sled
by largo bottles, prtendtrig to . give a quid:C.of -
Extract of Sarsaparilla.for one dollar,- Alo'it ;OA':
these have been freed'' up - on 'the sick, for they ; f:".f.
not only, contain little, it: any, Sarsaparilla, but"
often no curative ing redient whatever.- Bence, .L.
bitter disappointment has followed the its° of the
various extracts of Sarsaparilla' which flood the
market, until the name itself has beeeino,Synony
mous with imposition ; and cheat . Still_Sve call
this compound, " Sa rsaparilla," and intend t 0,..,
,
supply such a remedy as shall rescue the name'
from the lodd of obleryuy which reitiP"uftn it.
Wo think wb have ground for believing . it has
virtues w hich are irresistible by the 'class of dis
eases it s intendeda cure. .We Clan 'assure - the
sick, th t Aso offer them tho best : alterative we
know h w to produce , and we have reason to•be
lievo, it s by far tho most e ff ectual purifier of 'the
blood y t discovered.
1
I
Ayer' Cherry Pectoral is so universally Ichown .
to surpa s every other medicine for the cure of
Cough's, Colds, Influents, Hoarseness,
Croup,
Broncloitis, Tricipient Consumption , and for the
relief'
Bronchitis;
Consumptive Patients in advanced eta
gos of the disease, that it is useless hero to re
count the evidence of its ,virtues. The world
knows them.
1
CO.,
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell,
lklass., and sold by- all Druggists and dealers in
medipinea everYwheijo.
Sold in We11:boro by J. A. Roy. mayl-2m,'
B•EALE'S
(Late Powell%)
EMBROCATION.
-- R ot' all Diee g eca i n cident to Hornet, Cattle, and
din Human Flegh, requiring the ace o f
' an External Application.l
Tactical Ohara.
Tll IS 4w Compoito
hit, having a full knowledge of all t to ._
100,1 of ealch ingredient that eaters tato itd conipoaition, ,
le
,aityranted to exceed anything of the kind ever yet
'flexed to the Public ne an external. application for the
liseas6 for which it in recommended. We are satletled
Oat it will work its own road into the confidence of all
Who 940 it, and those who try it once will never be
{Vithollt it, and therefore we rely on experience as the
l'est test of its usetulness. It is pronounced by Ferri
rs, and all who have tried it; to be the best applica
ion ever used. 'This Embrocation hae.been put up for
Ow +gilt 3 ears, and it li only through the increasing .
demadd and urgent request of my friends and the
Public that I send it forth 11 . 1 - the grand ipmediatageut
ter the various diseases to which that iiollie and- useful .
animal, the lairs°, k — subject. .
Many remedies have been offered to the Public under
diffSrent forms, some of these are injurious, othera' at
be,, of little use, and many wholly Improper to an
swer the purpose for which they arcrrecommendert
A judicious and really useful composition, free from
those objectioiis, has therefore long•been desired by
many gentlemen who haVe•valuable horses; and are
.un
willing to nest them
, to the care of derligniug and pre
tended Farriers. Thew whams are ht length fully great.
Hied. by (Dr. Beak) Li ng prevails(' upon to allow till"(
Embrocation (whichas proved so effica ions to the
various diseasesYto Iprepared and brough , out to the
public.
This Embrocation was extensively used • the. Gov
ernment ifuring, the war. Address, all Orde to
Olt. EDMOND ;ALE,
tt
.CO :2 South Second Street, Philad bia ;A.
For sale by storekeepers generally.' • 17 r67. 1 6M. '
2 7:_:AY- For sale at ROT'S Drug Store
SOMETHING NEW.
BiworarNo- convinced that the wants of the
people of this and adjoining counties war
rant r 4 in so doing, I have ,construeted at much"
finely. expense, two arranged Hot , Houses for
propagating Grape Vines, Flowers, and (4 kinds
of Green , llouse Plants. I devote my whdle time
to the business and now offer for sale the follow
ing varieties: '
. .
duet's. VINES—Iona, Allen's Hybrid, Israelis,
Delaware, Hartford Prolific, and all of the better
known varieties, whitllt I offer at prices thaf defy
compbtition. A
Rosrs—Gcant des Dattailles, Gen. Jacquimi
not, Gen. Washington, La Reine, Victor Verdict-,
HOlllOlll, Suucepir de,Mititnaison, and many eat
er;monthlics. Also Moss and Climbing
,Rosos.
Among, the Miscellaneous Phintswill bo found
Heliotropes, Pansies. 'Tuberoses, CinerOis, Cal
eeolaria; Carnations, Salvias, 'Fuchius of all
kinds, VArtinica, Myrtles, (loran turns of all vari
eties, Verbenas of 411 colours, Tulips, Gladiolas,
Dahlias„ ,:ke., dec., in endless variety.
i i :
Vt:GETAIII.E`PLA NTs—Early and 1 de Cauliflow
ers.. Cabbages :—Early Winningsta It, Ox heart,
Large York and Bugar Loaf, Droer' Late Drunk
bead, Late Red Drumhead aufl lat Dutch.—
Sweet and 8011-shaped Repnerst'Dre r's inkroved
Celery, Round and Long l iEgg'Plarits. Among
many other varieties of inatoes, I would espe
cially" call attention...4o tlio "Tilden" Tothato, a
~,,,,
new and choice variety; •ery early and highly
recommended by all exp 'danced gardners and
seedmen: Bouquets of hoice flowers far sole.
All plants nicely packed i moss and can bo car.
Hod any distance with safety. •
' I extend a cordial invitation to all to call and
see tbe, garden.., • HARRY MIX.,
- Towanda, Pa., March 13, 1867-4m.'
WELLSBORO' ACADEMY
O KUNO TERM will begin Wednesday, April
0 17th, 1567: - • -
Faculty unchanged. Students .sbould . begin
the first day of term. . .• ,
Numerous Prizes and Other,./Thaor?may be won
by hard-working Students. - .
Pupils will be admitted for less _than a term by
special arrangement.
Tuition bills may be paid in Produce.
Let no honest, iniligen . t student. rorpain. away
for lack of funds. - ; , ' • ' .
RoductionS made rind 'time -'gi'ven; when, 'de
sired.
This will be the last term of School under the .
-ptes'entPaculty, and they will endeavor to make
..
~.
it the brat.!
For Ctalogues, Circulars, &c., Addreis • -
D. D. VAN ALLEN, Principal.
. .
April 1
i , 18117. . , . • „
, .
k P - Crl F'' ,r,E R ' S '
PATENT' 'FARM' GATE.
' (Patented Sept. 11, 156,6.) .-
I claim for it
•
let. The cheapestst convenient, aud. moat
durable Farm Gate in use. • I
2d. Any farmer can make it with the use of a,
saw and, hammer.
• 3d... It does not
,sat the posts,And e.tnnOt be
blown open or shut.
• 4th. It is'uot obstructed by ice or snow.
sth It is 'etroneer than any other gate, and is
equally so when open or shut, and cannot he
blown open er•shut, nor does' the hardest
,wind
affect it vanSU open.
On the above claims and especially ul regard - 1W
its cheapness, durability, and convenience, we defy
competition. It is a new gate and has been but, a
abort time before the public, but in all cases it
:has taken tbe preference over all other gates..
It colts, 001.0ing poets, illy $1.25 to $1,50,
and farmers ean,niake theal 'at even less- - than
thieL-4/n.,y do nut cost more Mon do ol'aillarkyair
of bare. .
Township'rights for.sale oa terms 'Very prOta
ble to the purchaser. 'Farm 'rights ,for sale for
4:3.00 each. I have put 'theta doitii to this low
figure•so that noho need ho without -theta, only
be surcfand examine before .purchasing of
any other. . , •
Any ono wishing further particulars will Please
address the Aubscriber, all orders will receive
proulpt attention. Address, •
. , • 0. S. KImBALL,
Apr. 24,,
4 /oceola, Titign Co., Pa.
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INSUR
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AlEfitißS. NiCITOLS 4: 'INIXTCrIELL: TV ou I a
respectinll.i
, inhale the people of this vi•
unity, that they lave thd Agency of some of the
best . .
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Life & Fire Insurande. Compan ies
In the Statesiand.are now prepared to insure at
reasonable rates.\ . .
Mr. MITCHELL bating been - appointed • .
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NO TA /? PUBL/C )
will attend ptouiptly Ito any basinesa relatim: to
hie "nice, which may be enttasted-to hire. •
They will be found-ht the office foimerly occu
pied by .14oIrrey and , Wilson, on Main Street,
Wellsborc f r Pa. . - March 13, 1,367-Iy.
HARKNESS (Si RILEY,
BOD..I:AN)f,SfIO;z: IYI,A:KIRS-i
OVER HUGH YOUNG'S EOOK'gTORE
60TS AND SIiPS Qf, , an, kihds• made to
JO order and in •the belt mattlipr.
'..IIII,PAIRING of all kihdidonb iiromptly and
good. GiVe us- a bail.- '
JOHN HARKNESS
W.M.
' ' • . RILEY. •
Welisboro, Jan. 2,1887-Iy.
ANCE AGENCY.
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