HOME MATTERS.
EbNESDAY;• - I fIINE , 42; 1867:
New' .A,dvertisoknbute.
Announcement for She6ff—L..D. Taylor.
Caution.L , Cyrus D.Whapmak. .
801 l Carding at East Charleston- 7 A. H. Avery.
Welleboro Wool Carding
,l‘la:chine r -S. A. Hilt
bold, Orin Blair.
Administ'rti Notice- 7 ,JnO. T. Mitchell, Mixer.
Notico tol3,uilders and Contractors.
Savings•Bank—L. A.,Clardner.
Chairmaker, Turner, and Furniture Heaton:—
J. Sticklin.
Be Clothed—Joseph Ingham tt; Sons. ,
Dissolution—Willcox tt, Barker.
Executor's' Notice—P. P. Smith, 0. F.
arils, Exccator,s.
Administraori,s Notico-3. B. Jactuish,
NeW•TOrk rilirettl:—The following, wholepalo pri
ces for Produce ruled on Friday, June Ttlt
Flour—Aso(4¢l4 60-Wlioat(Springw,2l), Win ' 4r 3,20
—Corn-$1,28 ..=flute-89c--Harley-$1,15 —Clover Seed
? tb 12t—Timothy "fs Lush.-¢3,00 :ggs-20c—Dried A p
ides-10c—Butter-24@2Cc—Cheese- 5(0 oc—lkless Pork
ops-30@60c.
Legal 1314ransI—IWO lava lately prjntcd a
lot of Statements and Confessions, Common
Counts Declarations, Bond an 'Application for
Guardians, arida full nstartmnt of Blanks for
Justices, Constables;:and Collectors.
THANK Yoll.—TheAgitator is indebt
ed to Mi. L. A. Sears for a 'big bouquet of Juno
flowers; whoso•mnnifold sweetngs was not wasted
on a desert air."
To TowisTsHlP AUDITORS.—By refer
ring to the pamphlet laws of 1860, township au-,
ditors will sec that they are required to publish
their bounty accounts in two newspapers in.each
county, if so many are published. The law is on
page 778:
ie are glad to find the Wellsville
(N. Y.) Free Press Again .upon our table.—
Some months age th 6 °Mee , was destroyed by fire,
sad not •being insured was a total loss. It non•
appears enlarged and much improved, and is oti
donee of the pluck of its soldier Editor.
• RIGHT.—We are glad to know that
an effort to proeure , funds to fence the old buriol
ground is likely to succeed. The cost will Ile but
little when distributed ; among thoso tyho.Oel uri
interest in such iniprOvements. • Let this stand
ing commentary upon - the pride of the people be
removed. , .
To SCHOOL DIRECTORS.—The Sthte
Supe'rintendent of Common Schools states that
School-Directors are required to publish an an
nual statement of their receipts and expenditures;
and a neglect to perforn:\ this duty subjects them
to removal by the - CourtS, the same as ar neglect
of any other duty prescribed by law.
SUNDAY , SCHOOL CONCE it T.—we
omitted to notice thej monthly session of the M.
E. Sunday School, Sunday evening, June 2.
There was a good attAindahee and the exercises
i i,
were varied and nteresting. ' Mr. Jaggars, of
Philadelphia, addre.sed the School. These month
ly sessions are becoming a marked feature of this
prosperous Schoot I 41
PERSONAL. Mr. John B. Emery has
just 'returned from a trip jncross the I Plains, vie
San Francisco and the Isthmus. Mr} Emery left .
this village about a year ago, and has`•made good
use of his oyes anti cars on his leisurely journey.
Ills advice to young men is that if they ore Ncell
e&here they cannot better,thcmselve. in the Far
AMit. Still; hundreds will try the experiment.
HYMENIAL.—We have received froth
Dr. C. V. Elliott, of Nfansfield, a specimen of a
beautiful Photograph Marriage Certificate, for
which he is the general agent in Tioga County.
The size is 1 : Ix19, and framed it would be an or
nment to any room. The' sample may be seen
at Young's Book Store. Young people who pro
pose to unite their lives and fortunes should sup
ply themselves with a- copy of this novel cer
tificate.
PrIILIC..9_ , 'PIRIT.—MT. Isaac Wheeler,
of Charle,,ton, nts l planted maple trees along the
roads passing t trotigh and along his farm. Mr.
D. G. Edwardi a neight.or, on the 'Welsh Settle
ment roaChas planted the rotted:lido by his place
with apple-trees, of choice vnrieiinQ, twenty in
number. This is for the accominodation 914 in
freshment of passers-by. Thege fine improve
ments are highly ermlitaLlc to both 'milk:, and
aoithy of imitation.
• HEDGES.—This region is not fortuuatc
nuu g h to have a sitileieney of stone for- feneing
purposes. and timber for that,purpoi , e i not too
plenty. Mr. D. G. Edwards, of OlurFston, in
,nn? us us that Whitethorn, whieh is indi Charleston,
to
this country, inglies n*very superior live fence,
had is extremely hardy. The Dinektliotu is on
ly FOCOIId to it. Both make fence:: which cattle
will milher browso'bor paws. The suggestion is
!ZOOCI one, and vre hope it may 'he acted upon.-
To SUNDAI SCHOOLS.—We have re
from t iNte. Jay Cooke, or Philadelphia. two
Nth, pamptiletl entitled—" The Teacher,". and
" How to Toneli"—being 'works saggeslire and
looectory to the Supday_S.S.hoot teacher•. From a
Nirsory examination we feel warranted!in com
mending them to Stinday , School Superintendents
(s capital aids to the protitalde,c , :mdimt of San
:,choole. Five books, at 10 cents eacd form
tier series. .Addres3 S. W. Thoma, 1018 Arch
Philadelplii.t..
Neighbor Briwintink, or thi; etifiton
Rep,adiscam aunounces new, tyre, and toatetial
unprevenient of the Job Department of his el,
talAishment. We are very fr,IMI to know that he
1, 1 rrpet•pl;, anti N . viehliiiim a Mige inetNure of
see-Liss in eilliglartrn time Clinton publie. It h,
he % 'onhi only go in for t street ears, with tlte va
ri.iti.!n:, we see no(reason why he: shoubl not so
levaae the standar4 of tymraiity 44 that coulity
mat a respectable majority for equal rights might
i, rolled up in October. . .
CHILD DROWNED.—Wi, regret to an
nounce the death by drcwriini •of a little girl.
daughter or Mr. Ilieknaril=Dorset, of Lamb's
Creek, \Vadat.9day, sth imf. The little girl was
observed playing upon the bank of the creek.
about ten rods from the houe, by the mother,
rolled for her to come to,dinner. The child
d" 1 not however. and smne time afterward,
alt 4earch being made, the holly was Maud twenty
helow, in the creek. It \is supposed that :be
tr.ed to cross-the creek wher her father crossed
but a few minutes previon.t..,and NI in. The
, hill was three years nil.
'NoncE.—We deem it i)roper to 11. 4 4 , -;tile
the parties who lia , e pledged thenigeket, to pi o_
nude disorder within the limit of the horottgh,
that a Wedge so fraught with evil eme.equeuce ,
A-di nut ho permitted to -Le kept. Order n ill I e
prtserved at all and any Inward; anti without
teprd to neeeszary coat. Especially do we wish it
to he under Wood that free whiskey in the street ,,
06 this borough, or on tht cot - unions, will result in
the pr.;topt incarceration uud just punisluuent of
the offenders, without- respi:et to porong. The
rule eth - tidished and to be carried out to the let
ter, t i s ill Le punishment to the offenderq first. then
to thsinstigatcirs of the offence.
BASF.; BAI.I.—MATCII (4 AM E .—we
kern from the Secretary of the KePion(' 1% P.
Club of this village', that the prelimiimri , ., Ql' the
Match - Game hltwecu its I , t NinelA not
Nvn.i of the N . 1,,r,n0),13, B. Club of •Mau-feld, },
oaripleted. The'4iMil . ,4fixed upon i- S.ituiday.
Jarle 22, at Wellehoros eonoroncit.T4 at eleven A.
4 . Nine inningsbe played, for the b,lll, to
2‘.:furiii,died by the KeY4torre Club, The Thigi ,
Club will furnish the Um Ore,
There iano_inoro%nniiilyisvorb than fl.h.e-13:1111
find within a few year*. it has taken the phite.c of
110 National Game. lt , regnireg healthy and firm
imiode, fleet feet, alinkk.eye and handrail(' good
• wind, The rule, of the *imp. are VlBry rigid. no
I•r,,!l!ittyr
on the
gjullt.dc. it is n, be hoiieTtliar the la,lict• will
hroio r the occaaoili by their prelenee, and we are
ex2014: .1.; cerfljat invitalion to them,
hod all otlienOil) may be i iiltcret•icd in the'game.
The edeteat will be videriirtartil close, doubtless,
but good humor will leti•Vie manly competition.
PHENOMENON.-- O many of our peo
ple as maylike to witness realization of the
story_
,f the reptile, iielf-,stypit,,wittokrig:44jtP,
own venom, must have been gratified by observ
ing the, cOldripttind, coulkep:pursu4l : 4qi 'lll9 i l nt:f i
e ate friends of. very poi* 4t sk . ei-tiiri,d !liitir;;l
iday evening, 6th - inst. - 'Unless we very greatly
overestimate the common sense of the citizens of
Wellsboro, thedisgracefalcOrt . duCt`Of certain par
ties has settled the question of license. in .this
borough for sevtgal years. The man who places
en obstacle in the path of acknowledged reform,
is either a very bold bad man. or an unconsciona
ble coward. The act which furnished subject of
cemtnimt during Sunde 4 y was- the act, not of ‘ a
very bold bad man. but or a very great coward:
There can be no sadder eonnnentary nintn the
torah condition of a people than an attemilt to
punish men who arc steiving to reclaim them
selves and others from evil courses.'
MEM
ME
. .1 - MrpOVEMENTS. — WIItkins bias set
tled his r\ew hotel on.its final foundations. This
is to be a Tempeiance dlousC, and 'tvill'sefas good
a table as ',can be fouud,in•Wellsboro,,
Messrs. Sears & Williams arc putting up a
blacksmith shop in tliereit 'of the 'Foundry, on
Pearl Street, to be occupied by Lounsbury &
Kimbaild
The Court has refused to grant licenses for tho
sale of intoxicating drinks
. in tite borough of
Wensborough.
Alessro. Toles ,L.Barkor Rm.fitting np . their new ,
Store in Union Block in capital style;_ it will b :
the finest store room' - in town, large, 'roomy, and ,
tast3'. We learn that they will stock it,. with su
perior goods.
" DEMAS 13 A §, ,M. C."—Some
weeks ago we received a packtige'fiom New York
under, the frank of " Pemas
,Barnes, M. C." It
enclosed a proposition from the Proprietors of
"Drake's Plantation'Bitters," for advertising.—
The proposition was consigned to the waste-Inolcet,
into which nine-tenths of such propositions find
their way hi this,establishment. But we could
not avoil thinki , hg that Hon. Demas Barnes hMl
lent his frank rather improperly. It is true flint
Mr. llarne.l . is a member of the firm sending the
proposition: but the law conferring the franking
privilege never was intended to .cover so much
ground. The, phuso should be promptly dealt
with. -
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CurnE.---T4 liaftmanNifournai, pub
lished at Clearfield, in its last issue. gives what it
lures "au critonr-of Crimes' in that county du
ling the hot ten days. There were thirteen
i.triminal deeds, including rape, burglary, horse-
Stealing. larceny. hog-shOoting, concealing Aolen
goods, and aggravated ro,-ault. Cleart:eld coun
ty is fast overhauling_Sehuylkill county in the
business of law-breaking. The latter corn' av
erages about one murder a week, and robberies'
too numerous to mention. Both counties liar
been under "Democratic)" rule for fifty years, at'
leagd; and we sec no prospect of the residents
being secure in life and property unless they
yield the reins to the Jtepubliedn,s.
No LIoENSE.—The final hearing for
t o applicants for license to sell intoxicating
drinks in Wellslioro, Mansfield, and Middlebury
was held on Thursday afternoon, Gth Inst., Judge
H. W. Williams mid Atetociate Veil on the Bench.
After a. protracted'and patient hearing of the pe
titionc.rb and renonqrants, he evidence and by
coup=e), the Court' refused grant license in the
eases submitted, and revoked the licen , e of E.,11.
Kimball on proof ofviolati;"n of that section of
the statute forbidding the bale of liquors to
minors.
The Court held, that under the law of 1867-it
was bound to obey the voice of public sentiment,
due regard to the weight and character of peti
tions for and against license being prescribed by
the statute. The Wellshor3 cases only. however,
were cmside;ed under this rule, evidence of vio
lations of the statute in l the Middlebury .aud
Mansfield eases having been produced, in view of
which the Court lied no option but to refuse the
licenses. 'The Court is entitled to the gratitude
of the friends of temperance and order for thus
extending the means of salvation from moral*-
struction to the young men of this region. "tv
cry father and mother of, boys, every, wife of hns
lin nds of intemperate haiitq
once a lively emotion of gratitude h, Lhc .Cqtn:t
for it, prompt leeoguil.ou of the will of
jority, and the prote,Aion of ,00;ety limn a traffi.
fraught only Niith evil.
On the rendering of the decision of the Court,
Mr. Holiday proceeded to dismantle his hotels of
their signs, tmd (Altera h4e to signalize his retiracy
from the (Ace of " mine ho-t." The travding
and lobal piihlie, however, will find ample and
pleasant, accommodation at the hotel fit Mr. Erali
tU4 Fellows. at the 1 / 6 11tdilig house of David
Hart, M. Sears, P. D. Bunnell, 'lsrael Richards,
and B. Monroe. Mr. Watkins is putting his 'ho
tel in shape to receive the public on Monthly,
17th in,tant.
GoSst P.— tim ee ter than perfumed
breezes from "..I.i.aLy the blest," is thefragrance
of the orchard bloom which lingers on the .
and even penetrates into the open window' an the
clock denotes midnight. Shies es blue as the 80
which canopy Italy, land of the vine, n snn as
ardent that of the northein tropies;and ree
ze gull and bland /is those which fan the %%li
ters of the lonian 1.,1ee, make this month of June,
1867, memorrd,h; among its pastward trooping
sitters. It i, am if we had been voyaging Jo
ward the tropics from 'a' winter-land in a swift
Ae.traer, iLtiring in flannels and awaking to put
on linen nod sombrero. Fora week we have
been watching thq ehildren, so long imprisoned
‘vithin doors by l the rains. They fairly bubble
over With joyous life as they scamper over the
nice grassploi.s; and pursue their harmless bports
Mader the refreshing shade. And then, the vege
table world so promptly responds to the blan
dishments of the summer run, that the growth of
grass, tiding and erops in something wonderful.
After all, the friend, of whose philosophy we
Made, mention a few weeks ago, may reckon his
nineteenth experience of a summer in every year.
The evil that men do lives lifter them."—
A. q uaint saying of one Will Shattspeare.
So does the good which men do live after them.
But the life of tLi evil d'eeds of men is not as the
life of the good 6edF. The former Inay be lim
ited by the eflUrts of those who survive the d
but the life of good deeds is ontiwrought mid
added to, in spite .of time, and change, and t:J .;.;
enrindanee. Evil dt2ed- only - live in Week ; good
ones exist as eiuvi:E. A. right action, lipw - cvor
tritlinp; it miiy itpj cite to the alocr. receir6 , ,ltz
iuL
petu- from tho SuKenn , bee 1. So,,workm in a
hund way, do hot de gait of immortality. The
ilom or good oil- fur flu; love ofgowl will live
forever in the tnetnorie of- melt and women.
TIOG.I Co. .I.NSTITU9'E 01 0 iNSTRIJC-
Azzociation will hold it , : litut
in Mansfield, Wednesday, .June . 19, 1667, coin
ineneina at 12 M. The Ei.ecutive Committee hag
the pleasure to announce the following 11.5 t of
Paperß to be read before the Af;' 3o ciation
PROGRAMME.
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FIRST DAY.
1. Trout Breeding by artificial means.
2. ,Sidocralk:—tlic elle,yeet 'and Lc•:.t way, to
build them. •
•
• :',.
I'c•lr.;l.:ulet
-1. Nal:ire under the Miei : nscove. ,
Animal 'Magnetism.
6. Do little toads and angle worlds rain down?
EVENING.
7. Details of National Finance. '
Sr.'cosa DAY.
S. 4iii-lruetitai of "Fruit 'freer; hy Insects. ,
of the Moon upon thi weather
regotlible growth.
quality and quantity best pro
o I.
11. Iktuils ul the
- 12. Life ASS4IIII.IICV. -
I';. Clutit:,. . -.
The SeFshm of the Assotiatioil will be held in
the t 4 .eulinaly C Int pth The,Antidit: is y
invited. to attend. , —..-.. w.
By order ol i to Executive Com.
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List 'of I.o.llers remaining unelaitittd thf:
Post (Ake al 'Wellshoro, 1110-y :it, 18ii7 :
Abby, Dvisni., A., Blaelnrcll, , 31. E., Bally, 11.
R. 2.1 Rally,' ,11. 6., 1:) , )wil, George IL,
Alonzo; COI/k, John • Carrier,. A., liavlr, AI. 31-
Davi6 3loggic ; George E.,
;
s., Kailson," , Micheal, L. Aicllorg : J. B
Rigby, L. L., Richards, Wi!i. nay:, A.•
Spelicer, IL, 'Wilcox, J. B
( Every Scitorday is improving mu? week—
which is saying a great deal fora publicatititi'al
wayiifirst-rate.. It ( is the best mirror of current
foreign, literature ever affor'dcd in 'America. 10
a week, Ticknor &,,_Fields, Boston, Mss.
TO be bad at the Wellsbdo Book Store.
" M. 11A13T; P. M
The Magazines
The June number of Harper seems not to meet
the exgoct~~ion~ : oeereini ' aotbbipnrariea~ butbui
careful examination we regard it a first-rate num
tier. The poe'ins are 'betterl.thlin risnalliind the
shorter storter stories equal to the average in the
, There is a finely illustrate!" article the
regifins %iitltiallVegii and the EasY. , Chair
is ;Very luxurious, as usual. per year. '
The Atlantic has not come to hand.'
Ms cs ACI,Q .
It you rapt itluporior aqiclopp ;
MACI . 6.IIEL, ,
corwrsrr; •
WIIITTFISII,
you can got it at Prince's Grocery.
Tor $375 00, you cari -buy, at the Music •Depot,
of L. 13. Powell, Scranton, a Baines Bros. Piano,
seven 'dctaves, full iron Plato, overstrung bass,
arid °thee' thoderri iihOovoments: ' • ' •'•
FLORENVEWSEIVING, MAOIII/ 4 03.--Mr. A..." Foley
has procured the agency_of.the'.above celebrated
Machine for• this.place: It is.said to. take the
precedence over all others, for its adaptation to
the different:kind:sof work;and for-ifs shaplicity,
durability, and-great range:orAYark, 'lt makes
four different stitches, and is , easily understood
and comprehended by all. Call on reley and see
its.good qualities tested. - •
ES'TETLTAIN3IENT.—AConveittion of
Vocal Nusie, will be field at •Tioga, under-the
dtreet lou r t c, .ti k e Choral Society; en intnent:
cing iSfehittif, Siirie: '474h, athi %fB;' eriittitiuo"
five days, three sessions each day, closing with a
Concert on Friday evenings Admission to the
Concert 25 cents. Proceeds for the benefit of the
Tiop liptietToh: , -,,800k of church_ 4.l 4 nsic
to bettoo4ftl of.,;Zion:", 4
and love'rli'df +cp. (if rifutdc arc
E. 'l'. BFNTLEY, Pres't Tioga Choral Suety
Tioga, Jano 5, 113(37-r3iv, t
MARRIAGES
EMI
PIIELPS—BACON—In Blossburg, at the resi
dence of Dr. Bacon, Mriy' 2.0, 1867, by Rev.
N. L. Reynolds, Mr. Chas. H. Phelps, of Corning,
N. Y., z d Miss ,Sarah A. I llacon, of Wellsboro.
DEWEY—NASTI—In Covington, April 20th,
1801, by S. S. Packard, Esq., John Dewey_ and
Elizabeth Nadi, all of Sullivath'': a
WIIITMAN—POUGLASS,--In .govington, on
the 24 inst., by S. ,I).withrd, Eel., Charles L.
Whitman anci i! It A. llonglat , s, all of Cov
ington.
1 : DEATHS
HOWARD—In Richmond, May 28111,' 1867,
Deacon Addel,llibbard, aged S 3 years.
. MILLARD-L-1n Wellsboro, May oth, 1807, of
scrotniong consumption, Nina, daughter of Wal
terlind ;Clara 13:311ard, bgeU 11)nontls.
Our garlingehild in the; gravo-is sleeping,
And the - bright '''skies =above -their watch arc
keeping;
Alas, the fragrant winds arc softly sighing,
Where our sweet Child, beneath the tor is
roz
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REMEDIES far unpleasant and dangerous diseases.
Ili.' Irelmbold's Extract Buclau and_lmproved Hogs
Wa.h. fe1.27-Iy.
Are You Afflicted with a Coffdh or a Cold?
A RE YOU PREDISPOSED TO' CONSUMPTION?
A."•. tie Lidi YOtir 4.7iftdrrn: Jedficirilk from;
dal and 'Ae.paa.l' Attacks : C roup ?rjf
4 Purchase of - . , " •
BLADES' EUKIONIAL
E U 1-3 - RIOA a" 011 . : T'S I
• ,
The People'er Ifoet ;Sara and EjecluatlOmPlY jor
Couple, Cade, Croup,' Cata4:ili;'.:4etlintai .7.lrOn
chitin, Diptheria, and all Ptilitionary Dteprees.
T" ' LIIBIL,ICATOR is a medicinal preparatioli In
the form of a Lozenge, which, Of all modes, is the
meet pleasant and convenient, ,They contain no dele-
Wham ingredient, and are warranted to ho alwayd
safe ‘ oven for the weakest and most sensitive; stomach.
In Crollp they give IMMEDIATE RELIEF. For Coughs and
'Coldii they are invaluable. For Catarrh, Asthma and
Bronchitis they have no mum in the market, (vide
CA•tificates accompanying ,each box.) Diptheria, that
dreaded and desolating dltigase, they control wonder
fully and almost immetitattly•
No Public Speaker,' , Ein,gOF or Teacher, should ho
Ni thout them.astlioY r elnove bours Hess' and strength
en and, clear:thavalce....),
.Wir...94tvitqa ago ttinta tia - tjtno, and if the symptoms
are severe nsti . Yery freely. • •
7 .1. 11. BLADES' h. CO., Prop'rs,
Elmira, N. Y.
POlt BALE ItY ALT.i DRUGGISTS.
-
Pri 2,5 OentX Per Box.'
If EKSIIIOLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTR ACT ROOM
IS TILE GREVE' DipRETCI.
HetamoLD's CONCENTRATED EX,TEACT SARSAPARILLA
,is THE QREAj MAciDl'crravitia. • .
Both are prepared necnkog to . %Tag" of Pborinn'ey
and Cheodvtry, uud I.IXO ',the; most nt!Aco that enn be
inade. feb27-Iy.
Esiukcii & vaiLrAms.
TTORIVYS <4. I LAW.' 'Offico .on Main
Street, next door to Harden's Stare.
c. 0. WILLIAMS. C. W. BEACH,
N'eliabnro,'June's, 18137—tf. •
IrhISSOLUTIDN.—Their partnership heretofore
j_f oik.iiting*-eturec:ri . the subscribers in Au
luercantlllabusAtgli iklliasolyed by mutual con
sent. 111'6:1)46k:ivJO:it :ARO - aunts ale in the bands
"(;1' AVAirilifea - m r 't4etLlement, and all persans
',itidebtoTare reßtuakte,ll:to enfland f.ettle t Without
`delay. P. CARD,
S •START.P.S.,•
. . M. W. STABLES..
.Lueneyville, June 5,18.47-3 t.
AMERICAN WAI'O O .S -in Hunting Silver
Cusgs fro= $27.56 up al , ~EOLEX'S.
NEW SPRING GOODS Y.
COMPANY siont
N B '
B• U. 4 G , A.
f , •
WE have just received a new and well se
lected stock of Elupds adapted to the
Spring trade, and aro prepared , to offer a BETTER
assortment and
BETTER BARGAINS,
than any other Store in Tioga or adi
eountios. . I
Our experience has taught us to buy
=I
GOOD GOODS,
and no otheri, thereby,galn and bold the cone,
flenco of .our customers. They are sure of get
ting GOOD GOODS', and for 13,ESS MONEY
than they can get them elsewhere, and this is
why the. . .
COMPANY STORE.
is constantly thl4tigedwith customers while other
Merchants crd times.
• Wo keep constantly on'hnnd a large-stoek'of,
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, C R O'C RY,
lIARDJ
' WARE, WOODEN , WARE,
IRON, NAllB;'7NAgi
- 'RODS; lioßisg.;,_, c ,
and almo4.ovprything for Farmqq.9;ls4 . phr3l6:o
IIE e •flit , '4sOrt.:4o44V-1'::
. • ;
PURgrtOtE," 'C'ARVETS, 110 . 0 T. '2,16,ND
SHOEI,, ~,_
1
, ',HATS AND CAPS, —
FLOYIt
ma
`: r .I?F e E D, CORN '.l .VAL '.
:-;
-::: , PORK:::,4.rieD 'TRISiVi'" -'
:tf....0E-'- ii,r," lariiis.
.
. 1; SALT,
both coarse and fine; by the barrel, sack and b0.1,c,
constantly on hand. In short almost everything
usually kept in a country Store, may befeund
at the
COMPANY STORE
Our stock is now an - C1 complete, just what the
people wept. We invite an examination of our
GOODS' 4
before buying elsewhere: •iV© take pleasure in
shelving Goode, 'and still more in giving our' pri
ces. For, with the fine Stock we aro enabled to
show', and prices so
EXTREMELY, YOW,
we feel suro of success
Any goods that we sell that are not as repro
sonted cnn bodreturned and the money will be re
funded. '
Wo make no unnecessary display of Goods
upon the sidewalks; our Goods are in the house,
neat, clean and tidy, and' a plenty of help wait
upon all who wish tt see them.
COMPANY • STORE,
Diossburg, May 22, ISO?
111111V3 ICAZAAR
OTE Door below Win. Roberts' Unrawaro
Store, is the very
r•
PLACE YOU LON(i HA VP, SOUTIIT'
to purchase
SILVER-PLATED WAAL
'
14
such D 9
TEA , . SETT TETE-A-TETE ..SET
BUTTER D :IMES, CASTORS,
CAKE BASKETS,
FRUIT BASKETS, NAPKIN RINGS,
PARA TRAYS, SILVER SPOONS,
' PLATED . FORKS, &e., &e.
/321
BRONZE ORNAMENTS, BRACKETS,
LAMPS, WATCHES, CLOCKS, p
UnIVELRY, &' FANCY •
GOODS • - .•
of all eleseriptioni
. .
Wellsbaro, M 034 8, 1807-4f.t r A. FOLEY.
J.
.11. RANDALL,
sußcibilL 'AND NECIMIVICAL
DENTIST 6
'OFFICE at his residence on Welisboro street,
Tioga, where ho may be found from the Ist
until the 12th, and from the 19th until hie 25th
or each month. , Will ho in 13lossburg at the
United States Hotel, from the 13th until theiSth,
and in Lawrenceville at Slosson's Motel, from
the 26th until the last day of each month; ,
All operations connected with the dental pro
fession, whether surgical or mechanical, Ivill re
ceive especial attention.
'laving an improved liquid and ,apparatus for
benumbing the gums, he is • prepared to • 'extract
teeth without pain, and in, a manner harmless to
the patient, yet . no stupefac'tion, drowsiness or
nausea, follow the operation. Ether or Chloro
form will be a ministered if advisable' when de
sired.
Artificial Teeth of all kigds inserted in the
most substantial and beautiful manner. -
. • .
Call and see gpecimens of tneetinniehl dentistry
Tiogn, Pa., May 1, 18671
YOUNG BERTRAND.
SIRED by. the celebrated Stock Ildrse BElt-
TRND, owned by D. N. Fish, of Troy, Brad
ford county, and foaled by a Duroc and Bolivian
,Mare. Ile took the first premium as a roadster
over first class horses at the last county Fair of
Tioga county, andium an enviable reputation as
a sure fdal.getter and stookliorse.
YOUNG BERTRAND will stand the pro Sen
season as follows: '
Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays, at the
stable of the subscriber in lirainsborg. Tburs
day afternoons at Whitneyrille; Friday fore- .
miens at Isaac Wheeler's, on the State Road;
Pridny afternoons nt'Cherry Flatts; Saturdays
at the stable of Thomas Graves, Covington. '
Pastore for Mares from a distance on reasona
ble terms. Owners•parting with 111111T3 before
foaling will be held responsible for the servietk
money. Terms reasonable. . E. A. FISH.
• Mainshurg, Pa., May 22, 1467-2m'
SMITTI cc: SHAW,
._ . •
•
GENEHAL 1 1 01,14tY AGENTS for, the lead
ing Stick c,ompatties in iho United Stains;
also Agents for the Lycorning Coanty ./Huttutli•
Columbia Mutual-, and Earmeri' Mutual Jnsur
renee CainTutult , 4 . , .
Non-Hazardous, Hazardous, and ExtraAlitz r
aedous Rislisfaken »treasonable rates. Pellet%
Issued, and all Losses adjusted at our Offipo,.
Wellabore', Fob.lo, 1961.:-Ltf: •
A ,
INS
El
oiniog
~ , ,
PRICES
F. N. DRANE, §up't
illi
P•IIIVH EXCHANGE!"
ME
;11i
E
Seedtule and har6st aro proilteettkoaill;
c 3
The 4 49n laolrictc4,l4l4 cold, 70,
Pnt 1 ere ti: ef i ptotlui skidtegwinglet : !
.Andt erell b Bering, and Summer; and Falt•-:-
,• . ''' - :- ~ I ~' : - ' '
O c o'F! 4rso ibere ‘111):Pii eil
gPiinhd:&llll4lC
trier 1 9, 3 ( 1 illready ' d "
• - '
BIG " FALL:" IN: PRICES
~ ..;Z'+.
FOR
•I
).i •! ' ' • .•
GRPCERIES
• •
'l , ', : !..,; -., ;..'.• „•.•:• .1 : .
and-so-forth. i'erhap.l you may think the season
has como ,
' 7" OTHil l t-WNI) FO'REitb,§l'
AT THE
"BEE-41011 EXCITA NG*7-
. ~:• :C..1",+
' • v1:1
but/ expect to•apring -
IWEA.I44TIi
upon the euetoninA }vho,%pAt;onisg ;go 7 and I did
not keep over
you l ino tv , .and,o o rffiitP-Pbrig APIPIIC4Lif44. B :a4
FRS'S!' AS SUMMER ITSELF.
SALT
• ,
iS fresh as salt edn be. and
U17.-TER.c: N-4-44'114!
who watt to commaruj bait prices for butter must
use Liverpool Salt. And furthermore listen, 0,
ye T—lles ! I have a tremendous lot of
MI
Oolong, Souchong, Sing-Bong; Ding-Dung, Hy
son, Bysen, Lo-Sun, No-Sun, , Green T. Meen
Black T. and -
'Ti "
Crack•.,
all of wbioh' ie ; imarra i to unlock family so
eras at evory T—par—T.
THERS
,
will continue to buy
FARMERS' 6D UCE
ut the boat Market Prices, an( soil
Everything Eatable , and Cooktible
as cheap as can be dono and maintain a wife and
numerous family: ..'
'DIAT4IERs
will altiays)4A di.to:seo you. if yortfitalo monoy
and.tr you havonstlfo'cliltlAtill yL hl 1v ,to go
-
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TO 12Uk,'-'l,f':s*.t:r.,,-:'-'#::-,0(7,1
USINESS I
. -
WE , wi4 istiy at thiii.ltigtfvek in!iitret price,
the followirig ;• -
) SIIEEI? PELT S p DEAOON _SKINS
I.lDillErt SKINS; tURS; : ' HIDES,
AND VEAL SKINS;
for which we will pay cash. •
' We will 'manufacture to' order, French: or h 0144
tanned CALF'Or RIP BOOTS, in the best min:
per and at fair rates, and'pay especial attention
to REPAIRING.- . ..
ALSO,
We hare a first-rate stock of
11F)AllY-MABE WUIK,
on which we will not be undersold, and from this
time we shall make it a point to keep,up the;beist
stock of
LADIES" GAITERS,
oottnty,•wbiph,jge will soft pt
n•lntax• profit than nuch s aqielea have ever
,boen
offered in 'this rogipp: ' •
We shall littevri•ogreet) up 2 n tvdo'd , assortment
LADIES' BALI46IIA-LS: LE A T Ii E
EDOTEES, CIiTLDItEN'S AND.
MISSES WORK or VA
' RIOUS STYLES,
•mnd ell styles of MEN'S WORK
TAI R,
can be bought of utrairehfpn us ani Where-this
side of New York, artiEwe'shillleeti a full stock
/f
FRENCH CALF, .FRENCH KIP, UP.
PER, SOLE, :LININGS, 'AND
I=
, .
Our ;stock of PEG'S,' NiiLS,'.THREAD, AWLS,
RASPS, GL 0 VERS'i NEEDLES, LASTS,
TREES, CI? I ,if I' S, _edith. SHOEMAKER'S
TOOLS and FINDINGS, will ho found the lar
gegt,' in the county, and we sell for small profile.
•We talk business and we mean business. We
have bean in this region long enough to be well
knbwn—let those who
,knowfis try Corner. Mainland Giafton sheets; oppodee Went Rob-
erts' Ilargtvore Store; • 'C. W. BEARS,
GEO., 0, DERBY.
•
Wellsboro, April 2408137—tr. :
BANKING novsE.
JOEL & JOHN P I AR ICHNRST— Capital
Stock Two Hundred Thousand Dollars. Go
vernment Securities Bought and : Sold. Depoeite
Receive& and Drafts 'On the Priticip'al, cities. sold
and Collection's made on usual forms.' •
. JOEL ;RAMC/111/BST,: President
JOHN PARK/11711,8'4 Cast4i.
Elkland Bore, April 10,11867-3m4
Mohawk Chief—Will stand at his stable in
Tioga borough through the season, com
ramming May lip. Terms—Season tkekets, $5.
May 3, 1367-tf E. A. SMEAD.
- 4013160 (6tPU , '"
C. B. KELLY'S.
like hot cakes at
April 1, 1861.
Tioga Marble 'Works..
THE undersigned are now prepared to exe
cute all orders for Tomb Stows and,Mouu
..i
pleats of either
FrAVAN OR. RUTLAND 'MARBLE,
_ .
of tbelatest style and apProved workmansbip.
and with`dispatch.
We keep constantlY'on' - liand -both' kinds of
Marble-and will• L be ablo to suit -nil who-may fa
vo‘, na with their orders,on nq Tomenable terms
as can be obtained in th! country.
Stones discOlored: vi s -rnst and dirt cleaned
ayttil made to look" as good as new.
WILCOX.
Tioga, May 22, 1807Ltf. ";
etaltg
at a great bargain at • icELIJY . 'S
April 1, 1807. ..'„ ' • '
lr OR SALE.—A . ggod ITORSE,, sound and .
r.ve:,yesirs,oldoveight r . 4lo l l ,lbs..;:ha
qujro of , ''PETER, WOII.T.EN.DYIcE
'East Chatitaton r Apr. 24;1867. .g
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1F YO ‘ iArkNT T
v;i~ ''ai»a..:i
=I
i;, 'II 9 I") 1 ' i 1 .1-. 1 11 4 I
$ ) ri tii . 9 1: , 1.: - 4
LARGEST = ST
ni.
OF
,' i
DRUGS,
• A,•
FITUNT MEDICINES,
PER F
q n.
:!:t
. -.;,t
.f AN CY AND TOILfr ARTICLES,
DYE STUFFS,
Paints and Oils,
EVER BROUGHT INTO TIOGA. CO.,
JUST GO TO
P. R. WILLIAMS & CO'S
DRUG STORE,
~ IVO. 3, FNION BLOOK,
WE t LLSBORO,, PA
THE GOODS ARE CHEAP AS DIRT
P. R. WILLIA3IS,I ---- --P. R WILLIAMS & Co
J. L. WILLIAMS. 011 Block.
Wellaboro, Ma: 22, 1867,
NEW GOODS ! NEW ,GOODS I
J. PL. Bgwen & Co.,
,•
•
'Er AVE just returned frem New York with a
largo assortment of 7'
SPITING & SIMMER GOODS,
Bought at Panic Prices, and will be sold accor
dingly. We respectfully invite attention to our
stock of
DRESS GOODS,
170,RY .)TICE AIVD CHEAP;
also, a largo lino of
CA SSI ISIERESO; TWpEDS, SUM 41111,
QVCAISA CLOTIIS;
LADIES' SieilNGS,
Also, a I targe and new
READY' MADE
z •
at greatly rldaced prices,
BON-TON, SILVER SPRING, thzd uthei
't
.'lefiacbt 'of,
.4,1:10P
YANKEE NOTIONS, HATS & CAPS,
HARDWARE: CROCKERY,
• GROCERIES,
HAND MADE BOOTS AND SHOES,
And many other things whieh we'will be pleased
to show to all who will call and examine our
STOCK OF GOODS
Before pprehasing elsewhere, as I wo believe it
paq jr4vfor , :yottr (Imo '
SMALL PROFITS, (iIJIOIC SALES, &
.: , ItEADY PAY; IS OM MOTTO.
Don't forget to oall at thO
4IVIPIR S E STORE, NO. 1 4 UNION BLOCK.
~ r
fr i'VelleliikrO,*ECY ip; 7867,
SEE
U
Ha
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s- r 5
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lIIERY,'
ING,
Jere they Comes
'l. 1
ONE OF
IHOSE LARGE -STOOKS
GrOODS.
EVERY THIN 4 YOTI I WANT.
T. L BALDWIN & CO.,
H AvE Juax PFRCIIASE D a large stock of
SPRING & i GOODS,
V .., ,
i
" • I
tuabqteing Cifincral and campleto assortment,of
~ ~.% ~'"rt
7 \^='
DRY GOODS,
IP ,
EANC,YOODS, LADIES' MESS
GOODS, FROM A.. CALICO TO A .
LK . CLOTHS AND
CASSIMERES,
DOMESTICS, YANKEE NOTIONS,
CAPS, CLOAKS,
SHAWLS, BOOTS & SifOESc:
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
HARDWARE, ditOCKERY, PAPER
HANGIN,k4S, CARPETS,
OIL "tOLOTUS, ,
GOO,ceries,
_
VLOUR, P04,!j7.151T, SALT, "IRON,
NAILS;4ARiqjNG TOOLS,
ST6ISE'--WARE,
ANY TR - ING YOU WANT.
• These Goods have been selected with great
care. Since the decline, a large portion of them
direct from the .manufacturer. Wo propose to
nell thorn cheap fez:the Greenbacks. All kinds of
Produce takercin exchange for Goods.
: 1 1`; L. BALDWIN & CO.
Pa;; May ii;1887. ,
. ,
• • 11 - 4981.
• 'Dila' , 7' aatai It .Ra.ifsu
-.2noS iof •ogpnr pus conlanore pjait ittro - *pinoki
7 . ...aolloot!ent silatt tua edam', pun scoop .Ino
al-cuttuch.lvria -- Suldiifirresoro put:
gitiylo.lapir epoon Lr JOAO Oinulapii, oriint 32.1
‘..ClEfittiO V 0 •Fpunieng o.lo4.!llituoip Saireea
• - Ilopu La! famqouly
trilet tr at soapy. 9 , :p4 avolj quirid rata
num! OM/ ti moo: aiming Ccosg -• !oil*
loj daon eat q?mat •0 sict pottoruci
lilai'Sind NIIO3
. popmpia3
owl of mamg jo uoptioim am Huo pinoei oAt
j `S~lTll~ IfIJI~I ¶ lItIUt 1
,-, ,
.)tools„,psaut klad y rosly
op • (pun iguq) 'sans, x L.i,iif
Kt I SNPI2III 11H,1,J.112"
fzi • •'I.IOIII (1011
flo • `1 , 1011: 51011 S au.cni
v.) -
• XtiFil, p!!'-!;;°' , tia.ipnnq aod's9l‘,l4
0.611773 S 32/V YAI
jr j: (rigid SAT Viir
r.
ologsito h ti no .100(fpaita
%alum 7 g 4,41)1
;- •
1 3i1VM-
E rSa AOdLS
AkallVH
•.ino.o A"ct o'keittapiod offart T 1 onus pun
souifinie ito& uo aria U. 9AI3H
r
E•ABRITr.4 CELEBRATED aDARL.I_POW-'
DE It forlvaehing Flannels, for sale at MO
Drug Store. '
=MI
MI
II '9
MEI
SVIS
Cleanse, the Blood;
D .,
Wyi'll corruptor tainted Blood,
;-yiitt • rire' - slek 11 -tireti - :- - 11-nitty. •
burst opt Plu•Piroples, or Sores, or
in some active disease, or tt may
merely I.leop yo u listless, de
_
presesed I. nd good for' nothing.
But you cannot have !odd health whilo'your
blood {simper°. Ayerl Sarsaparilla purges but
these impurities; it explle disease and restores,
health and stimulates the organs of lire into Vig
orous action. Bence , it rapidly cures a variety
of complaints which are caused by impurity of
the blood, such ,as Scrofula, or Ring's Evii, Tu
mors, Ulcer, Sores, Eruptions , Pimples, Blotch
es, . . Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas.
Tetter or Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ring Worm,
aancer or Cancerous Tdraors, Sore Eyes, Female
Disease, such as Retention, Irregularity, Sup
pression; Whites, Sterility, also Syphilis or Vene
real Diseases; Liver Complaints, and Heart Die
eases. Ti'' Ayer's Sarsaparilla; and see for yoUr.
self the finrprising,activity with which it clean es
the blood and cures these disorders.
During late years the publio have been mis ed
by large bottles, pretending to give a quay of
Extract of Sarsaparilla for ono dollar. Most o r
these have'been frauds upon the sick, for they
not only / contain little, if any, Sarsaparilla, but
often no curative ingredient whatever, Hence,
bitter disappointmiint followed the use of the
various extracts of Sarsaparilla which toad the
market, until the name itself hasbecome synony
mous with imposition and cheat. Still we call
this compound, "Sarsaparilla,' and intend to ,
supply such a remedy as shall rescue the • name
from the 16ad of obloquy which reste. upon .it.
We think we have ground for believing it has
virtues which are irresistible by the class of dis
eases it is intended to cure. We can !assure the
sick, that we offer them the best alterative we
know how to produce, and wo have -ration to IA-
Hove, it is by far the most effectual purifier of the
blood yet discovered.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is so universally known
to surpass every other medicine' tor the Intro of
Coughs, Collis, Influenza, Hoarseness, Croup,
Bronchitis, Incipieut, Conamoption;and„for the
relief of Coniumptive Patients , in advanced eta
gos of the disease, that it useless here to re
count the evidence of- its virtues. The world
knows there. '
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYER A: CO., Lowell,
Mass., and sold by all Druggists and dealers in
medicines eCorywhoic.
Sold is Welisboro by, J. A. Roy. rnayl-216.
13.EALE'S
(Late Powell's) , ,
. Err.ROCATION. •
Por Dittrscs -incident-to Horses, Cattle; and
• the Minima Flesh, requiring the 118 e of
tjt Exterdal .Appli talon,
ew Compound, prof ared ,y a practical Chem
laYin , a full kuowloJgo o all We media) vir
tLl ed. of acts ititgredialit that miters into its composition,
is warp toil to exceed anything of the kind ever yet
the Pahltc ai an external application for the
or which it i 4 reouunttoflilod. We aro Hatisfled
dl work ite QWTI road into,tho confidence of all
it, and these who try it onto will never be
offer t
,lise tsei
dant it ,
wliv us
without it, end therefore we rely on experience as the
best tfli, of its usefulness. It in pronounced by PM-H
-ers, and all who have tried it, to be the best applica
tion CAT • used. This Embrocation has been put up for
ever eight years, and it is only through the increasing
demand and urgent reque3t of• my friends and the
Public that I Send it forth Ils the grand remedial agent
for the yarious diseases to which that noble and useful
animal,lthe ho'rse ' is subject.
Many remedies have been offered to the Public tinder
diffesent.forms, some of these aro injwious, otherl nt.,-,
hest of
the'
use, and many wholly ithproper to an
swer the put pose for which they are recomtnencled.
A judicious and really inteful composition, free from
those objections; has therefore. long been desired by ,
Many gentlemen alio have valuable horses, and are umr, _
_willing to trust them to the care of designing and .1.4.:-.
timded Farriers. Their wishes lire at length fully Oat
i
tiled, by (M. Beale) being prevailed upon to allow thia
Embrocation (which hiss prove ' so efficacious to the
various diseases) to be prepared Anil brought out to the
public.
This Embrocation was extensively used by the Gov
ernment daring the wne. Address all Orders to --
DICEDMOND REAM' „
- CM: South Second Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
~.
For sale by stergkeepers generally. l'ilipt 67-Gm.
'. r -_,Or . For sale at Pon: 3 B Drug store.--
sO,IIII7IIIING NEW. ;
.
Br.c.iisu conyineed that the wants of. the
people of this and adjoining counties war-,
rant me in so doing, I have constructed at much
expense, two finely arranged Hot Houses for
propagating Grape Vines, Flowers, and all hinds - -
of Green House Plants. ,I devote my whole time
to the business and now War for sale the follow
ing varieties :
GRA PI: VlNLB—lona, Allen's Hybrid, leraella,
Helawa - te, Hartford Prolific, and all of the better
varietiee, which I offer at prices that defy
coMpetitiwa.
Host:saGeant des Battailles, Gun. Jacquirni
not, Gen. XVuAington, La Heine. Victor Verdier,
nertnora, Souvenir de Malmaison, and many cal
*iv monthlies. Also Moss and Climbing Roses:.
Among the Miscellaneous Plants will be found.
II allotrope:, Pll'l)4iV”, Tuberoses, Cinot•aria, eftl
ecolaria. Carnations, Salvias, Fuelling of all
kings, VerUnica, Myrtles, Oefaniums of all vari
eties, Verbenas of all colours, Tulips ; Gladiolas,
Dahlias, A:c., ac., in endless variety.
• VEO F.TADLE PLANTS—EarIy and late Cauliflow
ers. Cabbages :—Early Winningstadt, Ox Heart,
Large York and Sugar Loaf, Dreer's Late Drum
head, Late Red Drumhead and Flat. Dutch.—'
Sweet and Bell-: uped Pepilers, Dreer's improved
Celery, Round and Long gg Plants,. Among
many other .varieties of Tomatoes, I would espe
cially call attention to the; " Tilden" Tomato, a
new and choice vu'riety, ret..ry eittly and highly
recominended by all experienced gnrdners and
see Omen. Bouquets of choice I ewers fur 'so!,.
All plants nicely packed in moss nd can bo car
ried auy distance with safety. .
I extend a coral invitation t all to call and
see the garden. , Il l tißßY MIX.
Towanda, Pa., March 13,
PUFFER'S
PATENT FARM . GATE.
(Patented Sept. 11, ISEG.)
- .1 chihn fur it
Ist. The cheapest, most cenvenient, and must
durable Farm Gate in asp. •
2d. Any farmer can make it with the nse of a
saw and hammer.
3d. It does not sag the' posts, and ellunot be
blown erten or shut.
4th. - It is not obstructed by ice or snow.
sth. It is sironqer tin n 'any other gate, and is
equally' so. when open or shut, and carrot be
es
blown open or sbutinor does the hardest - wind
affect it when open.
On the above claims told especially in r,i , yarel to
its rhea 'mess, 'durability, and CallVelifeDee, we, defy
tromp titian. it is a new gate and has been but a
short time before Ills public, but in all- cases it
hi taken the preference' over all other yak.d.
It . (.10;4s, including posts, only $1.25 to $1.50,
and fanners can make them at even less than
this—Huy do not cost more then on nrdiewe y pair
of bars.
Township rights for sae on terms very profita
ble to the purchaser. Farm :rights - for solo for
°53.00 each. I have put theM 'down to this low
figure so that nono need be .without them, only
be sure and extunin.4 this before purchasing of
any other.
Any ono wishing further particulars will,pleaso'
address the subscriber, all orders will receive
prompt attention . Address, •
O. S. KIMBALL,
Ocoola, Tiogii Co., Pa.
Apr. 2i, '(7-tf
SPRING. STYLES
. I._
at•Rell
. 's.' Ladies' walk in !
1 U 0 IT '' Y 0 U N U,
.11 Agent for the
E I Q UIT A ItL E
LIF 1.1 ASSURANCE - SOCIETY
THE UNITED STA TES.
Insure your Life at a Home Agcney.
Wellsboro, April 17; IS67—tf."
BOOT AND S-19E SHOP.
WM. B. VAN 1104 N haS moved his Shoe Shop
to the building- on the corner of Wain and
Pearl. itreets, rear o Roy's Mock, whore he is
prepared to fill all orders in the line of •'
Boots Slatoes
on sbort notice, azid i in a manner suritissed by
none. 'Repairing dole'pro A teptly.and cheap.
Apr. 24, ]Sr;. B. VAN HORN.
You *lll find •
the la tot .llrrical of hew Hoods a K HUY'S
April 1,.1.5r17
EXECUTOWS NOT - ICE.—Letters test:men
' fury having been granted to the undersigned
upbn iha ins! will and testament of - Jana% Sou.
l u te "f Westfield township, deceased,
frsons indebt6 , l will make immediate payment,
and 01 having claims will present tltew to
RATE A, FEACORD, i t y,o rs
RICHARD KIWUIN, 1
Westfield, ;Clay . 22, ISO7-01:-
A. FEW
thus substantial :S *ORE..PIECES
1
of heetinga and Sbirtipgs, at
Apr ' , 1:1867. ' ; ' , -.C. B.•KELLY'S
C4l' a'N DER; Vrenciii- 'Alariio4;4 l.— Cll - trTch
{4c19,1 y9.l.Eys.,
IL,
AMPS.—A, now Is „
inti of lamp forTierosone
. no breakngtiof obitnnqs—ut ,FOLLY'AL.
,
Apr. 1, 'O7
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