El F AE MATTERS: 110, II '.DNESDAY, SEPT. 11, 1867 Is Nev i k A.dvesirtisments. % .., .. 'Rail Road Notiee—Commissiotiers. - ' Esti - ay—John O. Miller. Notice—C. F. Miller. • 1 „ - ',Denier in Clocks itc—R. E. Olney - . 011thing,—N. Asher. Farmers' Exchange 'C. O. 'vtittralkenbarg'S: lio. Commissioners' , Sale of Sdated and Unseated I.ailds. . „. Paints for Fannera and others---Ddn'l BidsCelli,_ The Post Qflice at 'Lawrenceville has be removed four doors north of old locality. i..C. STRANG, Esq., has removed his Law °Mee from Krioxville, aml bats entered the office of Boil. B. B. Strong:, Weotffe,ll. . WO re requested to state that, the award of the "Mohnnk Chief," has • been post poned to k:atnrdny, Se r pt. 21, at Tioga; Mr. A. B. Eastman hag' our thanks for a »leo lot . of brook trout. Long may be live to enjoy, his well earned reputation no a firstTlass dentist. FIRE IN FARITINGTON. —Doapifi SLOW, near Van Dusan's, in Farmington, was/destroyed by faro Friday night, 30th ultimo, together iirith Its contents. Insuranee t sl 6oo . Lois not ktkown. CoNFnurAbOrts. — Rt. Bishop Stevens preached at St. Paul's Ohurch, and ad ministrated the r 4 of confirmation to four per sons; iast Thursday evening, in presence of a largo Congregatfon. PEARS.—Friend DEANE, of he Regis ier and Recorder's Office, has our thanks for a ,asket of delicious pears. They brought _ tears into the eyes of the entire establishment—tears bf anxiety lest we might 'not - scion see - theirlike ar,all2 The annual Association of the,Welsh Cungrcgational Church will be held at the Welsh Church, Charlelt l on,comtnencing Sunday evening, irah inst., at 8 'clock, and. closing on Tuesday fellewing.‘ Prpehing in English at 2 I'. M., 16th inst. The Watkins Express comes to us Laged to an 8-colamn•sheq, and_ otheiwiso im proved in appearance. Tha Exply Re is one of our most vtilned exchanges, able, vigorous, and true to the eatise of all mankind. We arc encour ;nr.ed when such papers prosper. , - I.Evivp.o.-tWe are glad to see that ur .oung friend, A: F. Yost, has revived the 11y 1 miIEg Repu/4ierin. It presents a neat and en terprising appearance, and ought to be sustained. If the printing of the Statutesit Large could be _r - au to friend Yost it would (1 1 him good. TUMOR REMOVED.—Dr. 1). Bacon, 11E3 - z tiEted by Dr. Fitch, of Stony Fork, on Wednesday last, removed an adipose from the neck of Mrs. :ar; . .11 M. Williams,lof Morris, with completesue- Ce,S. The tumor measured six inches in diameter c Mre. IV. was doing well at latest accounts. ERrtogs.—Two rather thiserable bl~in lrt occurred in a local item headed "peree al," this colainn last week. The errors were marked la the proof, but the proof was'not corrected. We ?Adele allude to pitch annl)yances, for they will ...me in the way. of buyiness. These, however, wire so ludicrous that wb cannot forbear mention, ACCIDENT.—!I painful acci dent • oC at- Card's steam aaw mill last week by :44,13ich an employee lost his eye. The saw, cir - slar, wa. running Through a largo log, larger ihan the diameter of the saw when a knot %ca , upward and forward with great \eP city, ,triking the yOnog man !Olin the right eye. cam pletdy destroying it. VIRE IN+ CHATHAINI.—A barn ow no by Mc. Elihtt Bowen, in Chatham, was dcstro3 by fire on the eight of, the 23d ult. l‘lr. Bourn had volume.' from the Oceola races atter night, and took A candle to light himself into the hare. Se tine the candle upon a girth Of the bay, lire wa eommuniviled to the inow of hay, 1111(1 811011 wa beyond control. Thu barn waz well tilled_ N. insurance. -,- 3.IPIVt Geo. Thompson • rectidg a pretty dwelling on Second Avenue.— Ten years hence that part of our village will be the finest built of all Mr. Charles giosier's new house, on Main :Tug t, is progressing, though slowly. Mr. F. D. Bunnell, the indefatigable, has pur chased Bigoney's hall and: commenced to im prove it by letting in more light. Go ahead, Mr. and earn tho enviable repute of saving 11 '1.110Y:1re film the shame of having no public 4. Rev. Otis Gibson, late of Elmira, i i:o_Wellsboro by the Conference. Mr. incite of the most elfet(,ivo men ie the ~ ,; rire, e o,V,inftience, and is deservedly popular in 1 , !, - i region, where he was horn andrearol. I It..v, A. W. Staple's, who rtires;.,gees to Hector, I. Mr. E.tupl(s eztublish;46 n,, e.eirviablo repo- Il i •,,a for piety and Leal during his" stay among .1., He leave.: t o sooletyqin capital financial ,:wlition, and carries with hini the profound r , - -!,r , i., of our people. • : , . Cu. SUPERINTENDENT--Prof. Price I..v,ing resigned the County Superintendency on i p io. , :oont of ill-health, the State Superintendent vo7 appointed Rev. J.'F. Calhine, of this 1.243 - I ..1..1) to till the vacancy. The appointment is an ~ f fiaeotly good one. Mr. Calkins iMittgurated :cc preeent School System in Tiub. County. no " great difficulties. He iz? one of the best nod:- m 1 ---,. ~ .:. the county mi otrej t !.hie appointment, not "tltmlo press "'but to,the admirable manner uhb hhe 'ditT get] hid duty twelve years_ago, l LLE:D DV- 2 L 7 (IDT24 I .- ar(l . net to arinounee'the death of Mr. Henry :1, of Delmar, by lightning; :-troke, during the - , 'ere storm which raged - CT/ this vicinity Fri - - hy afternoon, tith insh`f Mr. Gifford entered the during the 'shower; and being tired I I ay ,l an en the carpet near the, stove 'to mgt. A tef , 11111 refthnntier shook the building, giving arprehensio i ns that. the house wss t tin e k. I " , lik.f Mr. Gifford went taarouge his father and lifele:b. The bolt is thought haro down the hove-pipl - though nu oti•or was observed. •Idr. tiiiftrd Wa9 0110 of our t,•t citizens, and kaves a- faintly to- mourn hi •• his fantsral ir.3.4 attended at the l'renby le church in this villagls, Sunday atitcrnt A PPOINTid ENTS of EAST GEN Es rl.er.srn.-=--Pre l Oding EldemElmira District, Dittiict, J. N. Broun; in ; Oistrirt, W. Cochrane; Penn Y:111 District, I 1%. ILl.l.ion. The following ale the appoint -,-sts for the Troy District: Tro4 J. IL Blades; f...randa, .J. T. Brownell; Burlington, E. Sistyt; J. Thouipstid; .Monroeton, Wekle. and Wrightr; Springfield, J. East Videim; Turkmille, 11. 4. 1, 4 u.u; Moiriff; M. T. Wiwvit e. \ '..h•lolirg,i(.7. L. F. Howe; Lain Weli4boro, 0. L. (iitiron; ; .:Eloi4littrg, d. 'dioga and Lawrene.wille, 3. .1. 'Port on: P , r. , :lin;ll and 11. P. ti CharleSten. `:Ath:on• Farmington, W. M. I iaokell; ' 11. Welver; Westfield, V. Bowler; ,ittookfattl, 'r. Lowell; West Chatham, A. T. i'•utitii; 4, ( i. N. Packer. NE ATLANTIC fOr Sept en) pr,•- (• 111 my and varied attra,tiow, St 1 1 ,,itor Sum a rcnuirltable paper in the nature of 'Phedey "abuta America, ein tn.Vng n wide Flynt int; great " Calladian . i Av, i Water, , ,'! AletnnrieF," "IVife Wszer,"•ltlinoi• fiatHari Tract 1,," ;tail ecv et-al plans. give peat valde to this number. Tt ,, f-corkd chapter of -Cast Away in the Cold" ex , sitc the interest of On? foul y /Wks for Peruh , ...r even more than the .tirst. It takes here through a thrilling adventure among and leaves him floating away out Itlo on a flea of ice.. There are other equally good, though no othei equally ex '• l ilig,‘and. the illoArations by Fenn. foppin, and t n ,, ,..tre fall of life and spirit. Il the ,magazinea may he hurl at Young's store, or of Mrs. Etz; at the Pest Office, ;` it tiejorgA6iitifY al - i4;iir f 1%-P , tql 4 1 4( 4 t t rifrni T il iltyolagro touehtn4 101 it i deadlo'ctlitilicen ir.fibening •&13/14 1 '..ti,u:ddlga Companies. Magee saya that • there was no contract bet seen the companies named, but lictweet the lathir and_ the Yall Ifivtik Com pany; and that the Tiogn. Company never had the right to use his sidings at Corning, though its trains have been TereNl upon them against his pretest since April 'IE63. lie says that there is no contract to permit' the Tioga Company to con nest with the Erie Rtakd, and that the differences between the , Fall. lifoOk., ant .Morris 11410., cm - 4 panics bitv - e been adjusted so that tim-i4ial 0f,..,t ; h4 la4erT4asseil/everite the Erie' road. Having inthliehed the f ether twsiou, wo now briefly give Magen;i:. .. , PASEBALL.—The second niutcl! gam p between the Agile,lltan.Sfield,trmlltionithr,Thida ) . was played at Tiogal August 29, with tho :fol lowitig result:• • , • • . / iNNINUS. l. Ann.) , 15 • '1 1 7 2 5 2 2-39 Mostrort 1 : .4• 2 4 • 7 6 7 -1-35 Fly Catches—Agil 8 . , Ithinitur,.3 . • Fouls Caught, " 7, " 4 Home Run— " AVilimx, 1 Plum of game-3:1 Umpire—Jas. De ey, Tioga. Scorers—T. H. Elliott,-L. H. Tuttle. • . BASE-BALL.- I Thq se con d Match - Game between the first Nines , of tlie "Keystone" and " Oceola" Clubs, came off in this village Saturday, in presence of a large ialowd of specta-- tors. The game was magnificently played, the ground being contested inch by inch. The catching and pitehir 'of the Met'hees, of the " Occola," was ono o the itest, features of the game ; and 'we belie -e it is generally admitted -that the ".0ceola" fu l ade the most skillful playing throughout. The tri o end of the game, however, is "muscle," and upon this the "Keystone" won, making their best sores on the Bth and 9th Wo append t KEYsToN6. 0. ILE= Excs9, c 3 Currey, p Elliott, s' +..5 Kirkpatrick, lb 2b 4 Ritter, -3b 4 Mongol), If 5 Packer, of l 'Connor, rf 0 • 27 3456 7 S 0 =M!EgI Keystone 1) 511 U 4 14 21-61 24 0 6 0 13 9-54 mo 6; OcToln 4: ; • Oceola EMI = 11om - e•ltons-:—Keys Packer 1, O'Connor Carr :I, Fitzgerald 1. oe—Cari , ey 2, 'Williams 1, . Occola--E. McPhee lfinpire=W. Wick] Iy-n. am, Atlnlaid Cltib, - Bra'ak= ood, Keystone, S. Oeorr, Scorers—W. Shin Oceo}a, fiarve tirtg Grain - -r.o. AGITATtIic :—I FOlll4 ilfjlic thresher.- to zvito an article on reel Ily for the benefi be r ail by many who and ractiec, and :In great errors annually have promised you, and and - millerA of this regikin, harvesting grain, more es of your readers. It may aro my supe_riors in science •1i can aid to correct the irnoticztl by farmers. ' First—Wheat is b 3 long before euttfitgol tiLit'iqrom One to tirtA be cut scant ripe.. Th. quality: Much shells if let stand too long. are aware that it is ea the grain which is sea! worth inure gor foddu well known that graini alike. In the best Fel the straw. I prefer t out,of the milk, even i I`bind in email i•lieav! together—eight brAcid and two top: , downna (shook will stand the ninny allowed to stand too us ,redueiug the yield of . i,unds the liushcl. It ebo'd loss is both in quantity and wing the process of cutting All of soy fellow-laborers ler to cut, bind and shook .t ripe. The straw, too, is ,r than ripe'straw. It is doe's not ripen. every year sons The berrkripens before cut as soon as the berry is f the straw is rather green:- I ,cs and shook ten Eheaves . each other tops upward, , 1 711, tied together. Such a inn better than the "Thitch ME . . Wheat tic) harvested moisturt: in the ktraw swartli t \even twenty or day, the straw will wi between the joints an, the berry. 'or to haul any grain to the It inwlnd tun song it will •en mould. If farmer.: had %%mild be some exem-e for 1 ICOUI habit, and a 'lack of 40 his promised seedtime I' ng such grain has caused lest expense, and grinding, d the millers. Worse than cat is apt to be killed, and lakerF are troubled about Serum]—lt is an •tm hale iltfl , VQ iL is eared sweat, too tnuch, and e to pay %%hal rage therel doing it. It arises fif confidence in Him wll and harvcQt. much sickness and us such wheat ha, plaga all, the' lifo of such wl thus the women and raie...ing the epunge. wheat properly , the land 1 and only the best seed 1. ( - ,uld he dragged if in good vet, and the sowing late.— ' grow up, and mould the ter the 'caper.. 'I hope the County alit take pride in culture, for there is more a all the babe-ball playing D. G. EDIVAUDS. CharleAcn,'Augubt 15,67, In o'rdcir to harve4 should Ike in good orde :awn ; The gliound order, but not if it be Othern i e weede will sheave, when bound a young men if Tiogu imp;oveinents in Agr real profit in it than 'i in 11.10 l uossir.—Truly gMten.- Even our ha stirred itp a few faiuil Lace a few words from sdf t3c+.,iper,'• and village in Tiuga Count. "yaw:in Cann-1 ht in the column in The d Sonic people think it i tire shortcoMings of 111 tVirdt differently. We ily are f-oci3l, that the', the name of common E talk and not talk about peoplo will 110 things 1111.1.1tAIXI.fet We will ha l self olio of the great ployed to uproot the er are Ibeee whO have the backbiter. I will' inst itt ivhich I hare born minim; strife :1 lii uu thrmiglyin [mat di mi l the butt:hues hand... Kim in itself, but it had al solved to pr a teet p it i practice , totlifstr4. I til l the "Gl,rgons" serni-oecasionally to ill of community). The deliberation, gave the affair. When the Met being of an excitable enraged that. she under of noxious compounds commotion b , rought t butcher'b wife, who, toi tor from. f stritting tiuns i Lip spouce,szi ti put the ireful wife t pngiii •1•: :ia '• snia3 the orportizpe arriy.tl Butclice.z rattler. i‘lin wroth at : n 1,4. Ong t h e Doctor, w to the vlaret ul tho 111 b.th, triih , coin i~~:r„u.r:t tiu nl.l .u.l ~111/ Juidst ,•(' hi: 111 thr juli• by Ow I,t , tt..r half of of 1163 wa: to put the treat. (;,lher now reig luau. of drugs on his re ;. though I WAS lately ;on" that the doctor nod d nod other con ace and del . ..nice. I will and report. Now do )--ou great wrong in making doctor hit - :c.[ the butuh- int . ..raw ti by n " (40r Intleher knives at i ccaltvl we:4, ,, ons of ()tie inilxire into tho_idatter think I VellS guilty of it public thc fact tat !be er's wife? You kuumr,i it was iny duty to breakf I had to fill up the face —lt wa.l certainly iv the butcher's wire, un!e Tho prentrro for scanda that wo abandon roxista, . OcEau.. "0. R. 8 E McPhee, 43 2 6 9 0 McPhee, p 3 7 6, N 1110Phm ss ' 5 C dari, lb 1 9 4 ( Duly, J, 21) 3 - 5 5 Piker, 3b 4 6 5 Kinney, If- q Pitzgemid, of A 'Dulzi, rf 3 5 ...4 4 i.37' 54 gets the benefit of all the whereas, if •it lies in the thirty minutes on a bright 1, and stop the circulation gossip is of: gossip 4 . - Mess. gogsip s.cifis to have quarrels. At least 'we one who subscribes hint ates frutu a well huown lle suyeth: r ye been greatly interested ,yilidur devoted to gossip. l a great crime to speak of !ighbors. But you and I old that the human ram . 'must talk and how in ❑se, can a man Or worrit#, his or her neighbors? I', ey ought iitit • to .do, they: our say. I regard uny-' •st ethical agents ever ent ers of society; But there impudence to call Me a mention olio iif thesiaset rengletV accused of pro- . of my morning walks; le, I saw the Doctor kiss wife. It %slsa littlr. thing evil tendency-, and I fe moral; by rendering such refoict rtimrted the fact to .1y of old ladics who 'meet tube into the moral status "ilorgons," after mature pnLliu - a ver4ion of the 11-',s wife beard, the . facts, temperament, Phe was 'o ( Look to ~, eidp the di:Termer with the broomstiek. The , the Scene of action ,the ri3scno her 'friend the Doe= lemonztration of the :ace ;cl a eha'a, and endeavored mug,/ what, his known to " bnt wa4 il,revented -4,11 Ileatt - ‘,l poW . c...r.s, the it; alki a boat hi; ilauThter-iu-lair, t seized mithL n deFini 'Co -in or drugs. The Doctor. 1:11(.13dable, tutil art to `rock ink) ",t4ak." only interrnpLA in the 1.3. an ni:Pault in Itia real :ITIEZI;2I)niA. The effeez was a great Wrong; and up the intimney even if ly well." ng for the Doctor to Mee the hitter will willing. is very great; so great eein despair. It -stands to reason'tliekwo . kilow:.athing or two' alput our Abakie • 'the strictest ecinfidenee,we make a clean breast'of all we know of ioriain affair iihich lately' re freshed all the old ladies in th is regioU, m aud,tied bl t rgoriespf bthe m4I6VIf ,•-,; strait eLiner. ' t was as folloWetli s. ' Ono qui9. , nglit.,irt leaft,iJune z , when biTd7„ and r , bees were all in tune, two lovers wa beneath . the ino t ort iTlianig4. was i fairfso ; as:tho Tiraiiil, l, thiy.trailiettaftil talkie 'belie/sill I t o. Ahadb; ?vitt' !lobo to harm 0r ... , tualtr_, afraid. -Ilet rimed was il ' e and his' wa's - Jcni, an'd lio Wasia l t . t'afid'sho was SEW, be took to her and, teuksheTin .to,dd. , ,lays • Jill] to Site, by all the snakei Chia scluiriu aiming the brush and brake,s, I like you better 'n birck wleat oakei! kiaysSuo to Ji tti Siiieti ytwrollbiufi' it, and bden, and come, and genii 'and •doni3 it, I liker.you next to'n new bunnit! "Says Jim 'to Sue, itiy*Urtly i ina'vc busted, but havo al '(tie gals inistruted, and nary a Cam is to be trusted ! Says Sue to Jim, I will ho tree, if you lore me as I love you, "nuittay:99art cat onr.,loyuin two!" Says Jim to Sue, through thick and thin, for your true lot'yer. Cou't Sue tattk gul agin ? Jim leaned to Sue, Sue loaned on 'Jim, hisin9so Witched luir jockey' brizikt four lip* want iahem b.fthem!,l, :And :thenowt, tkeni , and TRE:4; and ! blAyaii of" green yoting men, in Juno, under the•moon, when frogs and' crtekeds lire itt tune, test ybui names "get IMO' the4paper&i.oonl •EP.:3 RIPORT OF EAST L'HtIItLESTON. CIIESSE,FAcTOIIY, for the manth -:torainedeini Aug. 1,1867; arid onding Aug. lbs. ( Patrons. of_ . . _ of milk. 'Cheese. Nelson Whitney, "'7622` 762.2 W. V. Bailey, 850, _ 855.0 George Parker, - 15748 1574.8 J. W. Bailey, : 1089.9 Elias Tipple, 6700 670 • A. Eaton, 6275: 627:5 Solar Satterly, ° 3685 - 303.5 C. H. Stone. I - 1176 1 7 J. Petrie, 1536 " 353.0 J. M. Bailey, -- 8777 377.7 G. P. Benedict . AV, Avery, Edwin Pratt, Edwin Pratt t Co., J. Mr. Fenn, Bradt lc Collins; - 2738 273.8 Collins d , Jennings, 2373 . 237.3 L. Key:4 J. O. Diattf Cyriis Dartt, • 2758 275.8 M. D. Rico, 4865 - 480.5 Nathan Lester, - '5032 503.2 It. (Tile, 2701 270.1. Calkitm, 3519 351.9 (leo. Mott,- IL 11. Nickerson Aim Bullock; 5).01: , 510.1 Wm. Spnare, ~ . 3554 . • 355.4 Wert'ley PRO., ~.-„?' .„ • 3877... , . • . 387.7 Chester l'artridgo, ' 1914'. ' -181.4 L. 11. Shtimway, .. , 2290 ' , ' 229 Ilarvey Adams, , ' 3343 . ' '334.8 • ' J. Thomas', - 1281. . ' 128.1 C. W. Pitta, , , • 3900 390. E.liigerick; 4386 438..6 M. Benedict, ', 3772 377.2 J. J. Neal, - ' 2.617 261.7 11. Petrie, . .. 952 ' 95.2 M. Avery, J. Goodall bbn.f.i. Week. 9, ' 299' 29.9 Alonzo Wlo.tney, 41 2 ..i . ;• '414 J.. - InL;•e,iiek, ' 73 ~ ~ / . 7.3 J. C. Benedict, .3860 . • 356 David Wilcox.. • 3008 ' :010.8 L. H. Robbing, ; , 1:107 1:10.7 , • Jas. 11.4ird, -s 109 a , ',.. 9 49. 11. Duinux, ' 5118 511.8 Fred. Deniter, :;" , - 21::7 , 213.7 J. B. Merrick, ' . 321, J. Doclisteller, 7327 Aggrogatee, • 100,251 1M2.1.1 ..Tatal milk' in May as per-Report, 52,7111 " June " " . 205,108 July " " . ...... .2,51,553 " ` " „Aug. a 4.. .... :198,251 'Total aggregate in four month , : Many of tli%i 'patrons 'have been engaged in mitNinw butter, which with natural call.ea ac-' count , lor the, large deficit. Thia - leprot is helived to be correct. IV• 13 . All aiY ) " ; • 1.4 - - • COtitilletrAg. ELIAS - TIVFLV • Tlott A COUNTY' INSTITUTE OF IN— ittiv —ThisSoeiety will hold its next Qmar- Icily meeting at. the CoUrt, Wiese in IVellsboro, Sent. 12, Do-mer, ,,, ont M. :ma continuo its sessions until , Friday night. i'he object of the association is the acquire ment awl dilfurAon of useful knowledge upott oil suliject.t which are of general inter est." It ex pected that Papers will be read on the following sul t joets : 1. Is Phrenology a Science? ; : 2. Planetary Influence on Ve g etable tirowth. 3. Olaeiers. 4: Domestic Manufactures. • 5. llealth and Disease. ii. Fruit Culture. 7. Climatic Influences. 8. Law. 0. The Postal System. 30. 11. Destruction of Fruit Trees by Curcidio. 12. Toad—the Quality and Quantity best, pro motive of health. 13. ,Lifti Assurance. 11. Chairs. The public are respectfully invited' to attend the sessions of the Institute. By order of the Exec.. Committee: If yon want your Watches,Clocks and Jewelry put In tiptop order go to R.. E. Olney . ; Mansfield, •' I AH Poor.",—So said a girl, day before yes terday, upon applying to Dr. Do Graff for an operation upnn a cross Eye. The Doctor, as is his custom in such cases, gratuitously removed the squint in a twinkling, and with many thanks, she left the Institute with a pair of Eyes as straight as anyhody's:--E/mira Daily .Aduerriaer. IIST, OF likeL AIM ED LEl''-TERSiit' Wells born Postotlice, Sept. I, LSO7: oti . . n Dowen, Jas.- J. Clark, Mrs. Susan. Con lli vere,,, , Abrahain Downing Adalino Dibble, C. F. Dart t, Mrs. Sarah A. Ford, Mrs.dnlia E. Goddon, Ella S. Hoyt, F. M. Hills,, Messrs.. Wm., R. S. Jones, John D Patton, John :Peareol„ Mrs.. ,Sco 'field, John Sabin, (leo. W. Scudder. J. Sherwood) G.W. Smith, Miss Elira Smith, U. B. Smith, .L. 0. Smith, John.Tolster 2, E. D. Faller, Howl and S. Warring, Geo. S. Wilson, R. I'. , Wilson, Wm. Wyrnack, Sarah M. Wilson. Please say "advertised." . •, M. II ART, P. M T-E OC3 4mll. Tx. ei;cl. . Our enterprising:frienA, C. q.P. Leonard at Lawrenceville, has recently completed 'a new tore on the site of the old one destroyed by fire A large ossortment of Drugs L ldedicines, Paints, Oils, he., can" beE-:"cen at the new estab lishment.L-2ii. Ar ntf: BAZAAR !—Notwithstanding-tho "fuss" between "Andy"'• and Grant; the removal of "Gallant Phil" and "Ono Legged Dan" and the rise in gold consequent thereupon in -Wall Street. WALL PAPER has declined in price and )(oust/ has tilled up, with a splendid Pall Stock, ranging in prices from ten cents to ten shillings a r roll.— Also dlerders id great , .variety, 'Our's; Picture Frames and Nails, and every thing in this line of Trade at YOUNG'S ARIETY STORE. Sep., 4, 1567-4lwl' fr PAS Ew a MIL L .—Tho S. ll. , Mathei Panning tptde the romiunt•ut the Couniy . Vair lust Fall, is without doubt tho _best in usc. Its sepia:itor, Which will separate Wheat from any thing and everyth'in& , with which it may,liecni - seil, is its distingnishingleature. - llfr.lthitheris Man mhAnring this Mill at Lavrreneoville, Tioga Co., and wo,learn, has to work sharp to till orders. Farmers should proetire'onti of .tilese mills with , outdolgy• _•• _ _ _ The Futssuribers. send samples -of :goods , when applied for, by letter, and wilLforwara pacliage6 free or charge-when the Order exeeeds Xlo iu iinfount, to oil engtoiners in ',Yoga county who euu be reached by c.rpre4e. ('„ruing, Aug. 1, '67.rj 3. - A. PAnsolis di cu. MARRIAC-1-ES. DArltln",-410DB- 7 -In :Amherst.. Aug. 24, 1247, by Rev. Mr. I , nlip, Mr. A., E.<Pttiloy, for imirly of Mansficht, and Miivt -A.lelia /tobb, of Amherst, Nri!. „ "c • • GILI,ETT Sell USLEILL--in rilossburg, by Reynolds, Sept. 2lst, Mr. J. Derow of Richmond. to .Miss Sarah', M. S'cittuder. of Blossburg. Tellow's Irolel, in Sept. 2, by -Hugh Young, Esq., 111 r. John Eagliell of Morris, l'a., and Miss Illiuma Dibble of Delmar, '..fioga. Co., I'a. MRS. FOY'S , Corsets , and Skirt Supporters, all tiZt•b, at' ~• . C. Ji.lKEllstlY'S. C A O P3kl WOOL &y P. R. WILLIAMS CO. , July.lo. ;SPECIAL , N:CTICES.., 4 3:K . :"`N " • • :COL,GATE • 1 r e T:fi • ' GERtIAN &CO tRASIVE SOAR ta4C fOn3ll r 11,1tE;.1 CA'Y " • 4r k" .MATEMALS, and may be con yehleted the BT4NDARD ..satiLtENCE. i FAT4gale viqui • 'fhZ''ff.Pt W-PaScririi WITH ITS GLOOMY, iATTEN4oiIiTBe , - , LOW' BFIRIT3i 'DEFRESHION;;AN I VOLIHITARY EMIORIOtio; IMR9 'OF SEMEN,, HPEF;MATDIR/rA. " • LOSS OF POWER, DIZZY DEAD, LOSS.D.Pi MEW' CittY AND THREATENED IMPOTENCE •AND BEOLITV, find ROVERED3H ' CU 4 RE in HUM PIIREYS' HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC 4 7 0 TWENTY-FIGH.T., coinn,*4 or 04, 44st rglaantee mild and po sit Cri7; natives, they strike at once the root of the matter, tone 11 1) the system, arrest the discharges, and .imparp vigor and, energy t life and vitality, to thq eAtire man.. They have cured thottiands of 'cases. 'Pride $6 per package of six boxes, and vial, or $1 per single box. Bold by drag: gists, and sent .hy loon alt receipt. of pries., •Address 'HUMPHREYS' EIPECIFICAIDMEOPATHIC MEDI CINE CO., 562 BROADWAY, NEw.Yonx. 21aug67-Iy. -AELIIIIIOLD'S FLUID EX TRACT BaCHU S a certain cure for diseases of the BLADDER, I ICIDNEYS, 01tAV.EL, DROPSY,, FEMALE COM PLAINTS, 'GENERAL DEBILITY, and all diseases of the 'URINARY ORHANSir'mbether existing:ld MAW , Ott INF:MALE; front iyhatever oause,originatlns „and no matter of HOW LONG STANDING. .biseasos of these organi requireelbs sive of a diu ,retiO. It no treatment is submitted to, Constuniiiion or In ettpfty may ensue. Our Flesh and Blood are supported frem these gioppeoth,apa HEALTH AND HAPPINESS nad of FOstoriti, aopeuileupon pCo l tnpi roliablo romiAy. • FAELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU, ufnvaids of 18•344iiiOniliiiired by - lIELMBbLD'S E:XTRACT 111JOIIIT is plotsant; in taste and •odor, free from nil injuriltme proportitta, and immediite In Its gallon. feb27-Iy, "5363 536.9 1665 -. • 106.5 5827 ;;lI.ELMItOdYS V...XtRAC` gives hoalth and vigor to the Immo and bloom to the pallid Clieek. De bility to aceompani&l :by' many alarming and Ulna treaemont -la shin:Anted •tO; conentaption, In- Barmy, or .epileptip eneue. • • feb27:dy.,' • 5506. 7 :550.6 13/1 • 'TOR NON-11,12ENTION or 7.NCONTI_N ENCR of:Erina, -irritittion, inflammation, or ulceration of the. bladder, or kidineys,"cliseases of the proetrato glands, atone in :the bladder, calculus, gravel or brcik duet deposits, and all cliAonseo of tho bladder, kidneys and dropsical -evict tinge., Una LIRLUDuLLII FLUID FI7IIAUT Bucmi: ' feb27. 'Aro Yon Afflicted with a Cough or a Cold? • 1392 139.2 , 629•! ~ • 529.4 .ARE YOU PREDISPOSED TO CONSUMPTION? Are hie Liles Of Your eldidren in Jeopardy from Sud th-u and liepeutal AttarAs of Croup t if so, Purchase a Buz. of-- EUP.ii6NI AL I,OI3RICAMOR-Sll 2817 , 251.7 0160 ' 616 The PeoPer , Mora Sure and Effeetatil Reßudy for Vougnsl, Coll , Croup, Catarrh, Asthmli, Erma . ehitie, piptheria, and all PI11111011(Ir9 Dimeasee. • THE 411BRICATOR is a medicinal preparation in the fo'rin of a Lozenge, which "of all modes, is the mostl pleasant anacon yen lent, They contain nodele terlona ihgredient, awl me warranted to ho always safe, even for the,weake4t and most sensitive stomach. In Croup They give 1711741/1/r7F. RELIEF. For Coughs and Colds they era insalualdo. For Catarrh, Asthma and Bronchitis. they have 710 canal in the market, (vide Certificates accompanying each Pox.) Diptheria, that dreaded and de,,olating dl sane, they control wonder- AIRY and almost immediately. Fiddle Speaker, Singer or - Teacher, should ho without themooi they remove hoarseness and strength en and ch ar the voice. 1447 2:12-4 141.7 252.4 ere—Ahrny+u e thorn iu time, and if Mu nyutptomue ztio ...tvero uso %cry 15 rely. - .. .1. BLADES & CO., Prop're, - Errnita, N . . i '`l qv l'Olt SA LIYIIY ALL DRUGOISTS. Price 25 Cents Per Box. Dcd,.12;1 R 66-1 y 11F:1011.161.11'S IXTRACT BUCHU and Imrnorca Itesi: enri,, secret and del icatt; ilisiortlers in all thew stages, At, littleexpense, little or. no change in no inconvenience and no exposnie. It 1 , 4 pleasant ink trite and ndor,iinmeilinte in its- action, and free how all injurhuti properties., • fe1.04 -It EN - pm:I:LED .AND DELTCATE CONSTITUTIONS , of both sexew, Ilse 111:1.11DOLD'S EXTRACT EUCIII3. It will vivo twist. add ellergeile fotAitigs, And etinblo yon to sleep w ell. 11,1)27-1y. Tit E , 011,01tY OF MAN IS STRllNOTll.—Thererorit the inirvt.ini and debilitated should linmedistely uyo liEuttlol.l.'s EXTRACT Macau. feb-271y. aMAN HOOP AND YOUTHFUL VIGOR nro regained by EXTR.kei nI7CIIII. feb27-Iy. SIMILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR, HAVE PeOVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE EX perieuce, an entire •imcceps; Simple—Prompt— Efficient, and Reliable. They are the'only Medicines perfectly adapted to popular nse—so simple that mis. takes cannot be made in using them ; HO harmless as'to be free front danger, an o efficient as to be always re liable. They have rats . 1 the highest, commendatio front till, and will always ender satisfaction. No. 1, Cures reVerg, Congestion, Inflammation 2, 'do Worms. Worm-FeVer, Worm-Colic 25 do Crying-Colic, or Teething of infants... 25 4, do. DiV,thata of children or adults do Dysentery, Griping, Bilious Colic '25 0, do Cholera-Morbas, Vomiting 25 7, do Coughs. C;ilds,' Bronchitis r... 25 S, di. Neuralgia, Toothache,,Eaccache 9, do HeadacheS, Sick:Headache, Vertigo... 25 10, do Dyspepsia. Bilious Stomach 2..1 11, do suppressed or painful Periods... ... : ... 25 12, tit) 'lVbttcs, to profuse Periods 25 I:t t do Croup, cough, dilßchlt Wreathing2s 11, do -Salt 'Rheum. Erysipelas, Eruptiond...' 25 l do Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains • '25 Ili; MO Fever and Agne, Chill Fever, Agues 00 17, do blind or bleeding 50 18; 4i? Ophthalmy, and sore or weak ]yes.... 50 10, do catarrh, sci4e , or chronic Influenza-4:1,o 20, a 6 Whoopingeongh, •lolont Coughs... 50 21, do iisthma, oppressed Breathing ' ' CO 22, do Ear Discharges, impaired, Hearing.. 50 23, do Scrofula, enlarged Glands, BWellings.. 50 24, do General Debility, Physical Weakness. 50 .25 ; '' (10 Dropsy, and scanty Secretions 5O 25, (10 Sea..Sicknelis; sickness front' riding..: . 50 27 . do Kidney-Disease, Grovel ' I'' 5 0 21 , do Nervous Debility,' Bomisal 'EMI3' ,i ; ' -,. sions, involuntary Discharges 1 00 29 , tdo Soro Month, Canker ..:* t ' 50 ao, do Urinary _ , Weahness,, vetting .bed.... 60 31, do Painful Periods, will, Spainns ..... .... 50 32, do Sufferings at cluing.) of life lOO 33? 00 Epilepsy, Bpasns,'St. Vittr'..DanFo,:,.,,afixt at; do Diphiporia: ulcerated Born Throht ' 60 .9? u 6 LAM - It VIiLS. 140i:OCCO CASE S CONTAININO A FOR EN CRY ORDINARY DISEASE A FAMILY 4ti SUBJECT TO, AND A BOOK 01 , DIRECTIONS $lO 00 statillee V./aunt:i:ld .'rnAVELII4O tagiosonitti 20 to • 2S vials .$5 1015 Specifics for RIB PIUVATE DISEAsEs, both for CUR. iND and for PREVENT/TX trP:141110114, and ti , 1.13 Unit pocket eases • ' ' $2 to $0 • /Is' Theo Remedies by tho ca'so or single box, aro sentlb any part of 1110 country, by Mail or r:tpreas, free oil charge ? on receipt of the ptit?e".. Address linniPhie - ya* Specific liomeopatllic Medicine Company. (Ake azal Depot, No. & BROADWAY, NEW YortK. brAlunit , itra:vH is consulted doily tit bis oflise, per et)ttallY sr by letter, as above, for all forms of disc o. The advertiser having been restored to health lu a few A% eas by a very simple' remedi, Ml6' laving Ma. .fered for several years witlea severe lung af f ection, and that' dretul diseaio Consumption—is anxious to make knetvii to his fellow-bufferera the means q cure. To all who desirelt, he Will send a copy of the pro= eerlption used tee of charge), with the directions for preparing and using the same, which they will lind a ;sure cure for Censumptioft, Astlana - ,llronebitjc coughs: Colds, and all Throat mid Lung Affections. The only object, of ii advertiser in sending the Prescription is 10 heuellt the afflicted, auhl spread information whick he ,Cenqives to be incaltudd,,, and, he Lopes every Hu ti ‘te 44 r will try his remedy, as it will cost them noth- N., and may prove a blessing. Parties wishing the pm. , "ptiou, rime, by retarb mail, will please address; DPW: P.DWAIII) A. WILSON, Williamshurg,"Ring's Co., N. Y. • " • • A Hentlenia»'-whci guttered foi years front Nt;rYOUFI Debility,,Premature Decay, and ctll466olifects of youth fulitidheret ion, will, for the sakc. of Buffering human ity, Bend i free to an who need it, the recipe and direr -Dens for making the Jihople remedy by trhich Cured. Sufferera wishing to prOlit hy - the naiventiscCeri: ext)elUnce, ran do so by addretfiotriiti perfect confi dence, JOHN it. OGDEN. • :2:2e143 , 47-ty. 42 Cedar Street. New York-p Kg: NO !:+rOltli UNPLEASAN'T AND *IINSAFiI ILEMEDIV.S for unpleroant and claagerpns tilsensea. Usa Ilohnbcdd'A Extract Iturhu and Improved Rose WrlFil. fe1,27-4. •- • _ S I: El) CONSTITUTIONS It/PTO/lUD 6y 11E,Liom II A ErTRAOr Bantu. feb27-ly. II EfEKM • • - . a . ~, • Pd'i - th re prepared uccordifik tot rules of Phei'initc and ehentirtry, and are the meet active that can in . .i . made. ' , . ,- ' - -'. feh27-ly. • .._ lira receiving a large Vt. - lot of CHOICE NEW WHEAT the fret iri market. To be sold, at reduced pri ces. , 14aug67. vi, 1 41 ITIT/1,714-1,7):4 , _ 11-T. RELMBOLD t l iW OO / 84. 9 ' 604 Bro(ilictariNoit , York, and 0127-Iy. 104 South 10th St., Philadelphia, Pa • HUMPHREYS' HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS, .b'4MlL3' CASES. R SALE, BY ALL DRUGGISTS. TO CONSLTMPTITES ‘4 21 * 1 3" 67-1 3' ERRORS OP YOUTH I 11E1111:OLD'S. CONCE-I::TIATED (CT ithRaAPARILI A • - IS . TRR GREAT PURIFIER. DONVh• it Comes. . ' " 11.111V111XelliNGE P? ;The harvosl bas coma, the promise o the man whoso broad acres wore properly tilled; I'' Wheat is good, corn bunkum, oats may be a short crop, Sat the average of all must be marked -as tip •: top. • "r MAKE no pretensions to 'prophetic fire, but I. my reiteration of Bible promises to the in dustrious worker was in good time. lam there fore ercl!mldepe4 Ao,prophasy, tbutAolmdif. will 4 STAAVP TQ ' REA TH' • - this fall' and winter who has raised enough of •grain and root crops to,koop him and, his family; arul t limid Who lack anything in'the' Way of life's sub'tantials will oscapo starvation by applying "to meat tho "BEE-HIVE EXCHANGE," where they wiji find, ply POR ' - ' alut:ecket, aiof ttheap;iF i 5 4 FLOUR-X-XX-XXX . , acliording to tbO 4 innrk: tat))11 the barrels; my MACKEREL 4ft WHITEFISH Tho latest catch \ And, the, graatoat WOG idoet of 0* _ .) _ , • o p i _'. ,• . i . - :::. .., cr 44 .12fflint, gobbing, roaring, pnd placid Son. , ' I furtb morn proptioty ! tIW jivprY . 122/ir k . , af\A man, cop thoui ..distinutioio.3 Of , ,00lskr;" raeo;or: sot, will ie .. ~ • . ' C eeied, tut . riot Ihetiiated, • by uallag the splonfiki r E which I sell cheaper than tho GRIAT -AMERICAN' TEA COMPANY, (or aw other man. Sarkiism,) and no express; charge, except - the express oharge of so much'a pount, Which .yeit always pay when you trade with ne. i ll I ve had and expect to continue to have a gre "51)0117 of _ , " Kaughphy MO i llIA (from Mecca) JAVA, BRAZIL, AND LAGUIRA. • (Ihilatlor of. which rhymes with, but was not grid ut " lltnira.") rm further able to pay that j) coj) 1 a will eat muelor little, in prOportion to their appetite, and . vill , pay for much or little, according to thet A roney. I cell Tea by the quarter pound, of c rsc, but prefer to wholesale it in packages of rif less than , . ~ ''. ' • .. ' i t, SIXTEEN OUNCES, and,• persuasion, can he induced to sell chest,r a dozen pounds to one customer. iMATH_ERS will buy and 2ell 1 .1114 R OL UOE at be:e,rioes, asking only a good chanco to pro"- vido clothing to koop him family btjT OF "I'liT;1 1 001t .1.1064", lforo, Aug. 14, '67. W. T. MAT II EltB J 1. NOON'S & CO., cIOS'IIVG OUT SALE } SUMUR DRESS GOODS I Conte. IN order sell out'tlie balance of our Summer Stock t . n nice room for NEW FALL GOODS, • the subsrihers h&c , Toad() the following ' eITC , ; • , Bost Crownfrorindinos 62/ to 50. et'.' Agora WI& Alpacas r 4om.. 139 to 55 " '" .! " from.. '44 to 311 " Bost Buff Alrseilles from" 871 to 021 Grenadine- Bb.wls , $6 00 to $5 0,0 500 to 4 00 , Best Parasol? 375 to 300 \ • 250 to 200 .c • • 200 to 150 And many 4therartielea at equally great reduc tions. OrdStoek of.Staplo Goods' wo are keep ing full of hrgains, selling Prints, god fast colored, at 121 cents, Brown Ss,etings, good width, 121 cents, Bleacheipiuslins, -" / 8 1.cP 1 4?' Ticking, kinims, Stripsb, pppcks, Cottonadcp, Our entire Stock averages lower 'prices han at any time during the lak five years, J. A. • PARSONS CO. Corning, N Y., July 24, 14167. ! 1 Spco ND ANNUAL KXITIBITION OF .horses t the Knoxville D . riving Park, to be old on tit( Society ' s Grounds Thursday and, Friday, Sopember 19 and 20. 1867. PREMIUMS. Ist DAY—CLASS:T. • i ; Ist l .2d l '3d Colta uhderB montlusobl, „_. • . • s' 3 ,'• $ 2 • $ 1 CLasS 2. s'olts 1 year old aut4nder 2,, ,2 1 CLABB 3. (ohs 2 years old and 11106'3; ' - ' 1 3 1 David Rexbrl. Wm, Simons, Jared Davis, Jr', Judges. C 14 1 ,32 4. Mire and colt, 5 3 1 CLAss 5. Bret draft team. 5 Wm. - Wass, Janes Knox, Hiram Freeborn) Judges. , CLASS G. t 11118 rs old and under', • speed co idered, • • .1. • 1'• 6." 3•• 1 CLAHS 7. eallions yra old and over, , ' bpet - sl, Mk beats i bardess best 3in 5 DI 6 2 D. L. 'Aiken, :. G. Parkbut4t, It, P. Broviti, Judges. et.ss4 S. Apurse of sso—Best stallion, ' • gelding, w mare owned in Tioga co., or townslips of Addison, Tuscarora, - : IYondhuy, and Tronpsburg; mile .heats, Nit 31n5 in liarness, $35 $l5 'l• . n. Bunnell S. B. Bowen, Charles Toles, Judges. t 2d, DAY. • ;, • I CLAs9jO. Daft stallion, 4 yrs 014 and Cr'orer 4 2 lra linehloy, :udgo Veil, D. Blllings;Jtidges," • CLASS 10. 3year old stallion speed coiis'd. ' 3 Q. F. Billings, Ooldsmith„ L. D.Taylor, Judges. CLASS (11. 3- earold colts, rnaro or gelding, hperid conedesel , 5 3 3ei trand Du mane) Isaac Plank. Judges CLAS: , 12 Limbic teams, speed considered, 5 3 B. A. Sinead,,f. Bullard; A . Cropsey, Judge. , on, All Ifotms entered for ilia nbovo preminum mmit be owned in Toga county, or in Ow four town; mentioned unler (lase 8. ' 4r' i Swemstakes purse pf sl r ^s, free to all horses, 4,t0 eater 3 tO start.: $lOO for - best apil $25 Tor 2(1 gent. Mile heats, hot 3 in 5, in liarnhlis;ana to trot under the rules of the track. Tabor,Dr.llteeley, Thomas Baldwin... Judges. 3d DAY. Xial- A Meld), flame of Bail° Ball, one•half the gate money to be divided between the contesting clubs. trfj... Free to aty club in the county. DI . V. rprpli, Sec. [aug 14-4 O.IT. WOOD; Preen. 4i0r.41 ecams • - - at a great bargain at ''Aprill, 1867. ^, A sFEW.MORE PIECES of those subsetial SLotinks and at. , April-1, 1 - "T.'' ' (. M. KELO7'§. LADIES' 'SETS from $1.50 to $3O, at (loci* FOEEY'S ICH Bolemian Glass Vases, at , deep ' FOLEY'S • rt ALENDiii, Frefich, Marino and ~oburati kj Clocks. a: [decl9) FOLEY'S. . • . You . kind : the lateat. arri;edof Now Goode KELLY'SI . April 1,1867. K., )~ .!~! ' - Q • OF C. B. KELLY'S NE; ill SP 01 1 .4GOIIKt ' AT Trit -' dhill'iNl? STORE` IN b:LOSS_:S' UR G, :PA I - WE have just received a new and well so le?tesl,, stock! of l Goods !Adapted; to. the 'spring tiadht, And are erepariid tb 6ffer a BETTER assortment and BETTER BARGAINS, • Ei t I • t i r than anSr otbor Store in Ticiirti Or* ildjofniOg °unties. Our exparieneo has taught us to buy GOOD GOODS, and no others, thereby gain and hold s the 'Donn. Once of our customers. They are afro ot_got tiflg GOOD GOODS, and for LESS , MONEY that' thoy can got them olsowhero, and this is why the . _._. 1 -,•.; CO IPANY' STOIC is Monetantly thronged with customer while other Meiehants cry bard times. Aye keep mmatantly on hand a large stoek,of, DRy Eli GROCERIES, CROCKERY, HARD WARE, WOODEN , IRON,' NAILS,' NAIL RODS, HORSE SHOES, ' anti . almost everything for Farmers or Mechanics use: We also keep a fineAassortmetrt of 1 - FURNITURE, 4RPETS, BOOTS AND IiATSI AND CAPS, FLOUR AND - FEED CORN. MEAL: PORKAND FISH OE ALL 'KINDS. SALT, ' - both coarso and fine, by Ad bay,rel, sack and box, constantly on hand.' I c ifsbort almost everything usually, kept in a country Store, may be found at tae COMPANY STORE Onr stock is• new and complete, jtist what the people want. Wo invite an examination of our IMIE I GOODS e- PRICES befklre buying elsewhere. We take pleasure in showing Goods, and still more in giving our pri xes. For, with the fine Stock we aro enabled to show, and prices sb EXTREMELY LOW; We feel sure of success. 4 Any goods that wo sell that aro not is" repre sente nbo returned and the money will be re funded. We make no unnoce sary display of Goods upon the sidewalks; our Goods aro in the house, neat, clean and tidy, and a plenty of help wait upon all who s wish Jo see them. COMPANY FORE, . • F. N. DRAKE, Sup't Bloseburg, May 22, 1867 NEW 'GOODS! NEW GOODS J. R. Bowen RAVE just returned from New York with a large assortruUnt of SPIING & ,SIIIII I IER GOODS Bought at Panic Prices, and' will be sold (moor- , (Jingly. We respectfully invite attention to our stock of LADIES' DRESS GOODS O • , - VER Y, NNE. AND ,CHEAP, ‘: „ „ also, a large line of CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, SIIItIAIE CLOTHS, LADIES' CLOTHS, & LADIES' SACKINGS, Also, a large and now assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING, • t • at greatly ioduccil pric'es BON-TON, SILVER SPRING, and pther kinds of HOOP SKIRTS, YANKEE NOTIONS, HATS & CAPS; 'HARDWARE; CROCKERY, GROCERIES, I , HAND MADE BOOTS AND SHOES, And many other things whiCh(we will be pleased to slid*, to all who, will call and exanrine our STOCK O'F'GOollg .gefore 'purchasing elsewhere, as WO believe it will pay you for your time and trouble. SMALL PROFITS, QUICK SALES . , &T. READY PAY IS OUR MOTTO. Don't\forget to call at the EM IRE STORE, NO. 1 UNION MOCK WMlailoro, May 15, 1867. `Leme"t`lt► ~Co ne: THOSE LARJE STOCKe IEI 111 GOQ.DS. • EVERY THING YOU WANT.I T. L. BALDWIN & CO., "HAVE JUSTIPURCHASED a largo stook o • SPRING & SUMMER GOODS, embracing a gOneral and complete assortment of DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, LADIES' DRESS GOODS, FROM A CALICO To SILK. CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES, DOMESTICS, YAN K E E NOTIONS, lIATS AND CAPS, ' CLOAKS, SI AWLS, BOOTS & SHOES,- READY-MADE CLOTHING, HARDWARE, CROCKERY, PAPER HANGINGS, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, r f FLOUR, TORRE, FISH, SALT, IRON, NAILS, i 'ARMING TOOLS, ST NE WARE, ANY THING YOU WANT. These Goods ' have been selected with great . care. Since the decline, a largo portion of them direct froth the manufacturer. We propo:c to doll them cheap for the Greenbacks. All kinds ot Produce taken in exchange for Goods. ~ T. 'BALDWIN ,S: CO. Tioga, Pa., May loso. • ',ll - 4951 '8 ,( "I4 'PloY B c,mlll 'oll£l 33131 'a •t) •g0.a103 -inoS Joj .o2pal putt outtuuxa puu !Iva °seam •uo!loodsul Isoq wet semi,' puu spoop anp •somplunb !fume u! eaumpauff 3up1004 Gawp puu quutpilaw spoof) Lta la'Ao soSepaespu omit! oil 4 .flo.t!sniaso ssoulsnq eAumpaull cr! ifulltrog 1! Gen . ttup Soq Sfu 'Gamow !!)!et spu tet Sup at scitatt go) Jj louts! Ina utn• V • ••ouo o.tug pinoqs .tounea• Sioea •olus ioj (law! ay qoppa 'HISq po)caauci IgINT Nilo3 polvictaias ern O 1 saoilinta JO uoplioll l3 01 11 IP O pplom om `SIVAII44IIVI ~03 ti I in fLO CL Ot , 03 BM `WALLOW( Itlol IIiVAA-Nll INN-SUB `auvAActuvll arkoS uiSnq fg o2:pluaoled e9let y GAVE. pay SOOLITSUff =LOA, tIO can 118 OABH SPRING.* , STYLES. at Kalifs. Ladies' walk Ifil • • Apr. 1, '67 MEM TONE OP V OF Groceries, ; 'Jo "pop Om Sao.% u dolly (pain aseq) 'Rana, uax,a,na 'surium Uai,s,n 'xouruou 'JINN 'Nom aous 1911011 Saw!' / - urqs Pugs , peapang lod SUIVN 6k1173g auv vcr `CfrIgLISATV.If laoils caoriellom U 0 .100([ papu k 3O tr' ‘SUAOJCS ' B E . A Li E S (Late Polvi;11;0) Ell - 111110 - CATION. For all lineearce incident to. Cattle, and MP/Imam Fleeh,reqUiring the uee an External Application. TnEsnew Compound; Prepared by a practical Chem ist, having a full knowledge of all the medical vlr tues of each ingredient that enters into its composition, fa warranted to exeeed anything of the kind ever yet offered to the Public as an external application for the diseases for Which it is recommended. We are satisfied that it will work its own road into the confidence of all who use it, and those %Om try it once will never be without it, and therefore we rely on experience as the best test of its usefulness. - it le pronounced by Perri-, era, and all who have tried it, to bo the best applitlP' thin over used. This Embrocation has been put up for over eight 3 ears, and it is only through the Increasing demand and urgent request of my friends and tbo Public that I 'send it forth as the grand remedial sent for the various diaussis to which that noble and ueeful animal, the horse, is subjeet. • Many remedies have, boon altered' to the Public lender different forme, Rome of these are injurious, others at best of little use, and many wholly improper to an swer the 'Willow) for Which they are recommended. A Judicious and really useful "composition, free from those objections, has therefore long been ,desired -by many gentlemen who have valuable horses, and are un willing to trust them to the pro of designing and pre tended Farriers. Their wishes are at length fully grit-' tiled,Nr. Beale) being prevailed upon to allow this Emb on (which has proved so efficacious to the vario d senses) to be prepared and brought out to the public. ' • This Embrocation was extensively used o:4the Gov ernment during the war, Address all Orders to DR. .EDMOND 'BEALE, truth Second Street, Philadelphia, For sale rekoepers gorierally. 17apr67-6m. `• For ealo at Rork. Diug Stoic. • I s , SEWING MACHINES. Ve Claim for the Florence the' follotoing advan tages over any and all Sewing Mt chines in the World: It rimkei four different' Batches, the lock, knot, double took, and double knot, on one and the same mi►chino. Each stitch being „alike on• both oldie of the fabric. Every Machine has tho rerereible feed motion; which enableethe operator, hy'slmply- turning a tfitimb screw, to have the work run either to the rl ht or left, to stay any part of tho seam, or Oten the ends of seams, without "turning the ic. - Changing the length of stitch, and from ono kind of stitch to anothor, can readily be done while the Machine is "in motion. . . The needleis easily adjusted, and does not skip, stitches. It is almost noiseless, and can be used where • quiet is necessary. ' L 6 , , Its motions aie all pOsitivel there are no springs to get out of order, and its simplicity en; utiles any ono to operate it. L It dues not require finer threiid on the under than for the upper side, and wit sow across the heaviest seams, or from no tq ore thicknesses of cloth, without ellen& of ' t needle, tension, breaking thread, or skipping stitches. ' The Hemmer is easily adjusted and will turn any width of hem dosirel. No - other 'Machine will do so great a range of work as the Florence. It will hem, fell, bind, gather,braid, quilt, and gather and seta on a ruffle at the same time. It has no springs to get out of order, and will last a life time. , , It is fully protected and licensed by Elias Howe, Jr.. and our own Letters Patent. , { The takin ,, up of the slack - thread is not per formed by the irregular contraction of a wire coil or uncertain operation of springs, The precision and accuracy with which the Florence draws the ' thread intti the cloth is unapproached in -any Sewing Maehie hitherto offered in the world. We furnish each Machine with " Barnum's S plf-Sower," w rich guide 3 the work itself, and is 1 or incalculablelvalUe, esAecially to ingperionced operator's. t' 4 While" possessing the above, and rOany other advantages, the Florence is sold at correspond ing prices With other first-class Machines, and a careful examination will 1'011)4 sUbstantiate all that we have claimed fur it, and ittitify the asser tion we now make, that it ir the best Sewing Ma chine in the world. ' We warrant every Machine to• be all that we claim for it, and to give entire satisfaction, and will give a written warranty, if required. A. FOLEY, Agent. Wellsboro, ELME A BOOK ,BINDERY WE are now inernasitg cur fazilities for eg, ectiting 1 LVD.I,4VO 0.7 , ' ALL KINDS promptly and in the bock manner, by_the addithip of NEW MACHINERY AND TOOLS, and die ' employment of additional, help. We arc _rewired to jnanafaoturo all Icinds•_o BLANK BOOKS; nelutling the heaviest BANK 'LEDGERS AND 1 Eel) RD BOOKS; u•ilh i or without pritited heati ng:4, also Rlaula ittaird or Ruled and Printed to fly deAroil pattern. • MUSIC, MAGAZINES, neatly and substantially Hound Our prices will he as low as at any other Bin lery outside of New York City. ' s Our Price List can I,ie teen at the Agitator Ace, I46l'show, where orders may be left for ransmission to us. PAIRMAN St: CO. Elmira, N. Y., July 1?, 1.567. UNION ACADEMY. KNOXVILLE, TIO.GA CO., PA FACULTY : ELIAS HORTON, Principal Al).1 W. ROP.TON, Preceptrems. Mlss MIItA MORTON, Assistant.' Ilnqs AMANDA DRAKE, Teacher or Musk". CALENDAR FOR IBG7-8. ...Fall, Term commences Sept. 34, Wint - er Ter or 20111, Spring Term Fe 1%8. EXPENSES PER TERM. Primary Department Common English k. I 600 Higher English Languages and Higher Mathematics Instrumental Mimic, extra Vocal Music ' extra Drawing, extra., Room Rent Board per week. . Kuoxville, August 14,1867-tt Welfsboro Wool Carding Zaohine. 'RAVING covered our Machine with entire new Cards, we ore now ready to card all IS out without delay, anti in the best possible manner. All Wool sent from a distance by Stage will be returned by the Ham if required.- • - ' S. A, HILTBOLD, ORIN BLAIR. a Wellsboro, Juno 12, 1867. • • ROLL CARDING AT , • East Charleston,' Tioga Co, Pa. ir HAVE. engaged Mr. tgeo. Wescott, of 'Caton. I, N. Y., a man bf forty years experience, t'D superintend my roll-carding business this season. The Machine is in first-rate order, and I can safely promise to suit as many customers as any other man. A. 11. AVERY. East Charleston, June 12, 1867—1 f. • — 77 I F you want a FIRST RATE ARTICLE of , FLOUR, MEAL, PORK, lIAMS, SALT on GENERAL GROCERIES, in large or stantl quantities, drop in at M. B, PRINCE'S FLOUR PROVISION•STORE, CXlllllli3O Prices ' and you can ho suited. COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange. Heavy Packages 'delivered anywhere in town fres of elinrge. _:• Terms—Ready Pay. Next door to Conyers. Wellsbore, Aug. 7, 1867. M. B. PRINCE. IE Farm for' Sale. AFARM of 100,rieres lyitig between the old Delmar road' and the HoHow 'Row], as acres improved and about 'clear of ituirtin, Aa orchard of 125 trees, 108 of them apple trees, a story and a half house, in good order, a 32244 foot barn, also in good order. and the usual -out buil dings thereon. The timber land, 35 acres, is valuable, nu timber has -been out off, and the growth is heavy. The farm is well watered by numerous springs and there aro three wells; situ ated two miloi from Wollsbere, - and ene toile from the Cheese Factory. Also—three good horses, _4 erlis,. 1 lumber wagon, I Democrat wagon, 1. sett of harness, Wood MoWer. plowo, drags; fanning-mill, and other farrnin...t utensils. Farm implements, and ste4k will ho sold to gether if desired. Apply to HENRY GIFFORD. . W e ilAuro, Pa., Aug. 2s, iB6T-tt T o LAWYERS-- BANKRUPTCY BLANKS, in full seas, at YOUNG'S 'BOOKSTORE. New Spriug,, Goods just received ,at C. B: KELLEY'S.' April-1, 1867. , NOTICE—Oa receipt of One Dollar by mail I will selld recieptor for preparing compounds which with careful using will effectu ally re:4ot° gray hair to its original, color, pre vent premkturu decay and falling off, and impart a smooth and glossy appnarance to hair deadened by 4 sioliness. JNO. D. GALLAGHER, Aug. 21, 1367-3m's' Wilmington, Delaware. .700 800 10 00 1 00, 3W 250 3 50
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