-MATTERS.'
\V 1 DNESDAY T ;2:3 1861. ;-
MASONIC: - " •
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O.•;9EA LODGE,. No. SIT, It;;*. M. poets at their Hall,
over Dr:Roy's drug atoro, on Tiideday evening, on :or
before the Full Moon, at 0 o'clock* FL- • - - _
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TiOOA (WAFTER, No, 194, 1t...6.:'.411.,.meets at the
MD, On Thursday evening, on Wore the Full
Moon, * nt 0 o'clock P. " •
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TYOGA COUNCIL, No. 31, It: a S. liti § TERS, trivets at
• the Hall, on the !bird l'ilday•o each calendar
mouth, at +3 o'clock P. M. • '
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TYAOAOIITON CONIMANDERF,'2 , I4. 29, of I{NrilllYS
TENIPLAR, and the appendiet.eide t re teeete at the
Hall, ott the flrat Friday of each---91erGrac month, nt
6 o'clock
New , AdvertdeenieutS,
or* B. Niles: ; •
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Avicienc Aecualulatos--4.1. B. Prince. .
,designee Mitchell.
—O. F. Taylor.. - -
'To Ittlilders—Charleston &tool Distilet
--#randulei?t Notes—J. -'Tallman.
liorse for l salo--I,esrie Margraff.
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AV - Air..- .. 'Arnie---Air, Walker, - of
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.d
Charap •n, placed tho Oicitor under obligations
by thenation of a lot ofluiiiiious eating apples,
last Bat _ daY.l ....,, .
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PC4AVOES.—Mr., T. E. Mitchell, af.
Charleston, dropped '"a bushel of potatip into
this office last weekpotatoes that . ratik • take
the premium for'size and flavor. It was, as he
_us, one of about 120,-bushels from five
bushels of seed.
FROM C9LORADO.---Frof.llen,
Presi
dent of the Tto t tEto., - Nit. of Instruction, ac
knowledges thelraceipt of a box. of valuable
Indian relics and ores from Mr. C. A. Dean, of
Denver City. tChe Institute Should elect tarn an
honorary - memijor.
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PII.I3DIC CoilirrEaT.—W
e are
,requested
to give notice that the Musical Convention, which
has been in session in this vile fAr two weeks,
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will close by public comer the Conti Dottie,
tiattfiday evening, Oct. 26. The Convention
umbers 40 members and_la a decided - success.—
Mr. Dartt is to-much entitled i_Much eredit,/Ind deserves
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a liberal, patronage wherever ho goes.
ACCIDENT.—A corrnspondent at Mans
field writes us (bat mr. John Phyllis, clerk of the
%Alaw.dield Furnace, was leinlly burned in the thee
an explosion of gay on the sth inst. lie was
loot:nig into the oven why) . the gas took filLe.—
Mr. Phelps was doing well at last a.Nnitints.
IiE4ARKABLE: LONGIVITY—A TAIL
FAtm.r.—Judge - Cilse, of Knoxville, writes us Os
follows : "'Messrs. Jsaae, - Jenathan, and liarvoy
Metcalf, with two sisters, met at the house of tho
,fist-named, in Brookfield, this counts, in Marchitot, .Upon reckoning' upq.iteir united ages they
amounted to :187 years; liniithe` suns of their
matures was thirty feet, one-and-rt-linlf inches!"
We agree with the Judge that it will lie difficult to
Gud another fatuity of .five the turn of whose agek
and i-tstures will equal this.
We made a shol•L visit to the 'Plop.
County Farm on Thursday last, and found tyre
new building under erection had already reached
it, third story, and was being rapidly pushed for
ward to completion. When finished, it will I,Mja,
beautiful structure, substantially built, end an
ornamen't to the oomily and builder, Mr. l M,
ItroAthan. We shall say more of the beauty,
convenience, and finish .5f this building hereafter.
A GOOD BUSINESS.—Mr. S. B. Elliott,
Deputy Assozor, Mansfield; sends us the follow
in
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itPTII touching business at TiOga: - "The
monthly return of Johnston' A: Co., tanner, for
September, IPfii, =hoes the value of finished
leather turned out by them to have been lillifi f t.l2.
upon this of tae of ill I 'cent. is levied" Milking
their t•tx for Septemher Trate, chi; is
an manual :mount, but the busine. , s of the firm
is steadily iuereasing, and they are tintlii - ig out
more leather than arty' other vtablislunent in
NOI them Pennsylvania, and More than all others
taken together in tide Congressional di: riet."
SPenroglad_ to,3crun this. 31 the remaining
pine in this - emudy enuld he tr'tuica off for hem
lock and oak." the 'county would bet million bet
ter'otf, en , i perliaps mole than that. With a tail
road from I..“lreneerille to Wilson Cieek, wo can
here two or three more tanneries in operation,
each turning out' as lunch as Messrs. dohnson
SU »DEN DEATII.--‘WC l i tre pained to
announce thesudden death of 11r3. Andrew Crbwl,
a Allis village, which took place on the cars Le
twttn Canton and Troy, Thmsday last. Mrs.
•Crewl had been on a visit to Lincoln, Delaware.
Where her husband is engaged in business, and
was en her return to-Welbiboro, being recalled by
the hitless of her little boY: She was observed to
le in a fainting condition by her fellow passen
gers, and every means "of restoration procurable
were employed, hut in vain. Thd sad news was
displtched to her husband, pt Lincoln, amt the
body was teen to the hotts of her parents urn
Trey, wherie'O it was brought to Wellsboro
Saturday.
The sad news coat a deep!'gdoom o; cr our little
village. The deceased was universally beloved, an
amiable, winning worn, a model wife and ten
ch: m - other. • For 1 any
,years an invalid, her
sufferings only served to develop those Christian
gnices which momailoyn won+ than jewels and
genl*.of 'She was a devoted 'limber of the
PiateQtant Episcopal Church, and her life was a
oitness to the earnestness. r faith and the
vitality of her hope.
'The circumstances attending the funeral were
tfUl. The husband was abscnt, the son, ignor
sut f his ,10FP, lay ill ,oCfever, and the only
thigh r, now truly alone, loft to bear the crush
ing weight, of this sudden affliction. '
It cosy Lo mentiono,l as notriking eirouluotimee,
ILet her - Fadden death I occurred hut n few
aput irkere, telt yeara agu, her uld
k,t daughter net with a elide:A.(lmill.
TEMPERANCE. The meeling (sailed
t.5,,&;.-emble fa the tk,urt Ilotise to.fourth w after
noonl rflturf-olitS9 ''tvill ltu t I oldttwed by(!v. G. U.
tUuttv,illt, Seorotttry of the Staio Ty Illicroriee
1- 7 1,6;,- The (thject, of the mating it Ii o (organ
it,ititm of ,t County Tentperallee Union, auxiliary
to th e Sti t te Ulllllll. The plea of the Temperance
-I'lli , m it, till eily to dieeourago the we, Fait) and
rua»tifaoture of lifitiort , , by pulditt itiettittgr,',the
the pledge, the ilitiwlod of teniftevoituo literatitre,.
awl the eoforeemoll of the low
fs it too much . to expect - of the live-loving and[
is church going people of Wellsboro. and vicinity,
that they shah{ come forward and aseh t t to
eslah
linh at public teMpyrance Union in this County?
until men !technic sober there can be no safety
for the young men of the land. We do net re
gal,' it as asking too much, or expecting 100tiltuth,-
. uf the orderly and religion:, to ask them And ex-
Pcot tsliem to be at the ? Court Homo to-morrow af
tert4n and help to refottn 50 nlth of the world
as they may. What Lobler cause invites'to labor
than human prostwl? We must unite to tanks
the world better and htaver; and:rernealter that,
in thewar between right and wit - mg them ...tin he
r.n truce.-and no diPcharge. Let the men and wo
men of \%cllshoro cnlispanew b.-mtn'row.
G oss ra. Grundy, Thurlow
Wped, :tra.lton !Marble, and 11. .J. Ilaytnon,h to
gi;ther wit large shoal of InilllloAVe. in the news
irtper line, are .11)%t now busied in
.puliing Mra
Idneoln in piece. Lindeln, we F iti p i
very like women in general, and hcr.clf in p•artit ,
ular. That she is not a's trio Z(A•oid, , i•••tionlyt
-104 true; and she is not more foul;r thin the
at erugci of Ameidenn women.. 'While »LiArt, , , , of
thn White Housfa she %%11° the math bf,l;pridintio
tcrualks, • 0i.i0n,4 comparisoln4 find crag and
unwomanly .tandeit-. It ie al-b true that Abra
hmn Lincolii,\untike meet of his predeee,:ol6 (lid
not maim a foitune out of his salary a:: Pieside»t.
M. ' , rat. too generous to do that. So it setzw, that,
after raying his debts, the remainder of his for-
bunt viebie Dire, Lincoln and bet. little boy but
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-;+I tidn income. ihowever, she became posscs•!••
cd of a valuable wardrobe (luring ber lmAanti`e
wardrobe valued at s2s,llo(l—enmposed of
Articles uniAtiall 'l2 ' a roman of e•Tuttli fortune.
Accordingly, rho wrote to a Mr. Brady, auctioneer;
NeW York, askiug lihnlo sell those osolois arti
4:,le4.foiktog,benefit. ~ lie ohjeoted ; timttlm i lt.ori
fics> t ihf~y#out;h to ~eoSto it Alttt
lras not obl
ig ed to ta o tor vat' ro o into
ket. - Mrs. Lincoln replied that the propositHn
to raise a fund fur her karfitoliginated, by t r-
Greeley, watt - opposed' by llieeees. t weed, .tai -
mond and others, and thut - she could do no bet er
than'sell her finer); for the best price she could
get. We say to Mrs. Lincoln, "sensible wornar."
There are lots of fools who would starve in satins
rather than e*Unvert an useless shawl into cash ,to
purchase bread with. But 'Weed, Raymond,
`&
let theWominblen6. They ttlnitifain~
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defensively, that Mrs. Lincoln had no hiSiness
p to
parade her destitutions. bdforp the people.. We
suppose not. She had businciii - to keep $25,000•
wOrth of t accursed humbugs
,her iglusets, opal
pinch herself sad boy. That's whit you mean,
is it, you ¶great nevisp'aper
gent"? 6110 :died business to keep fourteen' shawls,
rang i ng . f4 a; to. b'1,500 eieblarid live on less
than Thuhow Teed
, pays for, .xinmevery year.
Mrs. Lincoln, 17Q iiiiink - yoit for the' `opportunity
to praise your common Ponso. - ;It,is more than we
can do for Weed,' :Poynter - Id, Marble, 'and the
little puppies which bark at your garmenes 'hem.
:Sell the useless finery, madam, by all means o and
ut the proceeds into substantial shape fora
day.' If Weed & Co., want to' - cat Paisley . ; Tiiihet,'
and point lace shawls, , let them. A , silly
women who' envy you your wardrobe, it, fOry rotten
pipiticians, a good many little doggie?, will snbrl
at you, and make faces at your' dead husband.
Let theni. HO:ahead. Mt. - Brady to sell the
gewgaws and laces to anybody who is fool enough
t¢ buy them—and there will be a brisk market—
and 'pig the pioceeds inte-5-20s.t •
—DEart WoNt,FI:-- 7 W r ityin the past, tea days
you have lost a benefactor. ELIAS girowo, the
inventor-of the SewirrOlabliine, is diad. If the
lives ho has saved could have been added 'to hie,
in round years, Methusaleh would have died in
Worley as compared with him. If the abuts ;he
has 'saved from moral ruin could escort, hirii to
the Better Land, he would have a * retinue fit • fiir
an arehangcl. If the tears he has dried could.: be
gathered they would
-float the largest war-shire.'
If the sighs he I foristalled could bo .breathed
at once, they would lasts Hieeitrth like n hutti
cane. Women—have you thought of it? Did
any of you drop a tear for the death of Elias
Howe? 'lie henefaettir!:: Half ° his life
was agoniiked away in porfecting
friend of Polishttil SitVer that jolt i 4 ni'glit.
live. Has he inot.neut t ii yotir, juiturts ?i May we
suggest that the )vomen of America should lutihl
him a,mouttinebt ofe01111)02,4ulikle. 'reit cefiti,
each', 'Will do s
U ? nraititi iia:O`erti 4 dize
hen-ell - by leading ciff noble ciiturpriise?
yho shall it be ? i• 4 •4'l*.''
SINC4DI.Ari AND
~ ..P'; A TAL
A vorrespondont writes us from pioEshur g , t
tart Friday eiTning,'as "Ellswatii; silo bf'~o
Al. and nitlier Evnne, of Moss, erns eating iin
rite, a pi:oo9entered the ivittditire, eau sinede I
in a yeir.s. fcw• minutes.: I,le:was fanr,years'oldi
Avr. ci A (1012
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mersstone of St, Lliliti'9_„Chuth, Blospflitieg,
laid by Kt. AM', Bishop Stevnns,'uisted
oral clergymen of kis diocese and of the dioc
of, Western 'Now York;, last Thursday. , The c
emony iniponing and a Large concourse ?-
present.
• ACVDEMV SCHOOL.---- - We ttre retitle:
e d to announce that theyellsboro Aca4tny v
enter' upon the .1 3 :),11 Term, Octopet:!:.:l),ipst.„
tier the conduct of Mr. Francis_ flu4l4))cin, Rt .
taiio county, N. Y.
.Prince;: , flab .0
thanks for a nice lot of Sect Potatoes. T.
are like everything else that conies from that
tablisinnent, a No, 1 article.
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PASCItAI.I, ArOBRIS, 1120 Markef S
Philadelphia, publishea' The Pn4ciical Fur:loci
neat quarto of 16 pages, monthly, nt per ye:
it is neatly printed-, wLI), edited, and in es
.way worthy of the patronage'of Tidga Fame
The ffroverly Entc7prite is the nn
new paper publishetlat Waverly, N.Y.,
Frank T. Zcudder. The -curt number is nea
gotten up,' ehoire good judgmvut in its ktleeth,
and smartness in it:3 original piintgravhs. It,
it email sheet. 7. publi,h d eeMiLTnorlithly"; at
cent:,
JAs. G. CLARK, the ifbted lyric poet
and roealiat, writes: a letter to the ttyraeuf-e St )o
(lard in which among other remarks 'upon Tio
County and Northern Pennsylvania, he very ju
ly says:
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`4ll 6pcaking of 'lloga county, P.i.,1 [ must
he guilty 4 sikriCe concerning theOlouriA I
State Normal l'.-lehoOl at Mansfield, übder the
rection of Prof. P.A. Alen. The as `rage alt
dance varies d little -fir* three hundred, fr!
nearly half the ittiti..s inlll4 Union. llProf. Al
deserves. success. The ,lichool is thc'olflprinil
hi:l own energies. Ile 'slthe•pemtinal friend
confident of his stu le its., i Mor'e than the g
majority of te - acher,, ti., haS the faculty of 81
taming perfect cowl' d V.iihout assuming digs
Ailt:.4, and causing liii",..ubjects to feel unnatur !
Mr: Clark purposes visiting portions'of
county next mouth. Mut Weltshoro . a. pia
Hall we should venture to-invite him flora at
time, But Maisie must wait on enterprisc,,or
til Mr. Bunnel can finish his noVirAti: -
SOLDIERS oral -LANs.
The undcrsignedcounnitto of Soldiers Orph i
for Tioga County, take pleasure iu anuomicl
that a .t.chool for such orphans has he,cu es
tithed at MauMeld, under the charge hf Prof
A. Allen, of the State Normal School. '
Schou) is also a•Stato institution, and'wc carn,
ly invite the Mothers and, guardians of mph
to bring the children forward , that they'may It
the benefit of this school in our midst. , The oh
that which was' made to the removal of child
to distant schools is now removed. The,lbuil
is now ready folk occupation -and applicar
should be made at once. ,We need not ref
what is so generally known, that Prof. Allot
among the first educators in the State, and
no care ro r the, welfare of the childon' iii
charge will Lehi - Mired. - ,
Children will 6u ndinitted upon our
p royal, when re:sidHit iii 1.10-3,lounty, Without
plying tio'tha b tats Suptirintondlii:'
ALLIA:N, Cliairmuu, IVellt,boro
.iirllN DICKINSON, n WI.IISIIOICi
JOHN W. r.tlN:qty„ Tinge.
A113.s La.u.A 8F..101, Weenieb,),
Mns..l. , s, P. A1ia:14.t:.., 3ltiusGclJ .
furors Drawn for Nov. Term;• 18
• G WAN.). • Jl , lttilig
Cll/111.17.11{11 -- Tleolpii).; - "Ev,Hiv, Leroy Coebrai
Chatham—J.. U. Beach, S.:thine-110re, John
Weeko
Clymer --T. 11. lititiinwro..
ington—iiimes
Fail Brooh—Lewis,lpliirlc,
Farinington , —LewißlSoaver.
• I,:iwreni•eville—Oalvin Venn.
Leilliart„John Brion.
Mansfield- —geO. Crippen.
Middlebury —E. Brigg.s. _ _
Rutland— .1..1. Benson: -
Saliva!) —A . Taylor, •Ferri -11 n
Tioga Boro—A. ‘Vestbroolt.
Tioga—J o h n IJwilep.,
Westfiol.l,,.john Barr. " -
Wellslwro--E.- S. NV nte:rinan,
R. Bodine
Mac? 7. r rr taLci 40.
Thu mint_ economical, beautiful and, oumfo
lat.; Dros4 just now is lilLiiio•fro4l3 Ladies' all •
S:ir•kind. Bovvral new shadint aro now on
at wan: smith S Suns, at lk!"=:\ por shrO, 'dot'
(v)(1.
The qnn•tinn ii will you buy your gnoils
reedit, or pnv the cash and :lave ftein ten - tn I
per cent, 1 Ton 'decide in' favor .11f, the I n
just onil,nt T.. on.1 , Foo: for y
seiv how inir Wald unry.fftciin hi) so ld for. ea,
. ,
Strp nt T. A. -Wickham',:,. and bolehod for
winter, out of that Finek }mots and shoes IT
}ought at the lewest cash rates and aro b I
sold at so small a prvelt• •
l'orsunr engaged in building will find n 0
3 Fin.rtinent ni - nailc at T. A, Wiekbams
quality and price, cannot be beaten. II
Nur GoNE BY ANY mt:ANs —Just race
100 Pr ; of those St'Pants worth 53; all over
pr of (fins° 51 Ladies' Walking MIMI Worth'
all over the County 2tlo pr. of tho=o 10R. Mor
Patent \ Leather ,Tipped
,flaimnral Boats
ilia, thtiwo!id over; this menus businass. A
thesekbargains can be eeeured nt
W. R. SMITIPS SON
The celebrated C. J. Hill . Flour the . " lin
keeper's favorite" always on hand at T. A. W
ham's, Tiega, Pa.
W. It. Smith's sOrtshavobeepAppitinted.agentB
dl - or the sale of OW Plefieddettfldy Grapes. They,
.have now several varieties - for sale at very low
rates by' , the -4 tb,.1.1014 and :0 him laselons:t -A
ver y sma ll sum buys a largq Pox. Go in and sec t ,
OCT run Bas,r.--7:ln,,pncebAsing a Cooking
Stove, it vrill-be 'retied economy:to buy
.the boat
ir& the market.. ` saved in the pin.-
chese.of an,irderier ‘ stove_will soon_ dm eltpen . ded
idthe:addltional saying:
nothing about the repairs And .the inconveniences
of using 'stoic; that - dims tiotropeitite' perfoiltly.
The '-Anieridan -Hot Air Stove,'-suantifectured -by
Shear, Packard & Co, has been 'isitiailvi)ly iisifd
and there,nghly ;tested , thraiighout all the Ilaith
ern, States-for, thelast el*. years, both. fpr„coalnud
Wood, and Ahequniversal altpressien.of .the-peeple
has been in its favor, as ,an economical, 'durable
and perfect neriitting .stove in, all rospectes and
Ones iri .purstiit of a, first- class 'Cooking Sters,,
Will cc:insult theiri9wii friterositilinetionvenielteg,
and Us sure of getting 'value for their money.by
PurehtisingtlicArnesica . n. 7 lll6pog..-.6:ReaineJaur.
pal.
on flAir?
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'rho Ladies can kayo, fks , Cloaksoi ,oul, tteil
and Qritly innileAii-VV. sit. '6`ailthrti''SOn 4 oak
Department at Veryltiw , "riiteii?-z. •
The• Sobscribtirs ' 'goodfi
when 'api)licd for, by - lettar, anti irtll forfsaid
paollages frco of charge wen the order exceeds'
10 in amount, to all etotomera jn / 4 .ioga county
who can be reached by 'cal /Went. , • - ,•• •
Cornino,'"Ang. 7, 1 67,if 3. A. PARSONS - .h'o6:
I Tge . Boulevar l ll Balinoral,Skirtltisf'reeeli;e4l4.
rt! . SMITIVS ) OOI4S.
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GEORGE,=SEELEY:!—llialeerfield, by , Rev:
Q. B. WeaSeli 0et.12,-Mr, Williath F. georgo arid
Miss Mary, P. Seeley, both of Brookfield Pa.
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1 , DEATH'S':
METCALF.—in Brookfield April 4th Mr. Isaac
Metcalf aged B:syeai's.-;•-•111r. , 11f. was , 'ono of the
hardy pioneers of his township, of 'sound moral
worth, impt stannish integrity' - '
of' 4 chnitioter ;
Useful and highly esteemed 'tititeh,i pot3ir'oitAl
,iho
habits of no6yo:industry untillJ_Rst i
relrA„ I m T; r iltiptife,f,p,l*. 2 s.(utiictslP4'lo.
rogretii ffinnw .4)00
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COIPkTE,& CO.'S
4 1 t. 1 . 1 vrAll E
" RASIVE.,goir
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nianiimetm oil from P U RH
ATNN [A IS, mol may. ho con
eidered tho STANDARD OF
ChLLENCIN. Pm' FaM Ity
, - • - tiroc:ersi. '
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2'lON:
l l kill
gth
Inforniatioli ituartintgril_ i for proillico a 'luxuriant
growth of hair imam ball head or lautrilless face also
velpo for tlie'irt•Mortillof Pftoplon, Itiotclieui op.
tiona, etc., on tit r eVic 6814000 t t,
beautiful, can Lei obtamee wtthout eliargo by ad
Irers
hit
'l'lloB. P. 01lAPAIAN,C1(EMIS
18sept67-Sur ,82311roadwny, Nuyir
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-. t wEIiVOUS , DEBILITY, ''' :-
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WI T ETA 1 . GLOOMY ,- ATTENDANTS,—LOW
' • ' SPIRITS ' DEPRESSION D' , /I':OLUNTARY '
EIiIISsIONs, LnSs OF SEMEN, SPERIIATORRIICed,
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Miss OF POWER, DIZZY DEAD, MISS Or DEll
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ORY -AND .THREATENED IMPOTENCE ANrYllf•-; -
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gm) LITY, find a' SOVEREIGN CUREI tk Mg
i' IlltlilV S' : nomEopATIIIO gPEOIFIC
No. TM F N 'l' Y• EIG Ill' . "' ' '
ComV;eil of it he must valuable veld and pident cu
ratives, they strike at ono the root of thentatter, tont.
tit> tho systetn, :wren the dizcluirges, And linimt -vlgkiti
isuil.eniagy, life and. vitality to the - entire man.: - nsy
have curial thousarillb of cases. Pilcds,G per package of
six boxes, and vlal,'orl er single box-. Sold by drug
gi,o, and sent. by. nu 11 , 11 \ receipt of price. Addresi
GRLIIPIIIIBES' . :SPEC PIC, 11011IEGPATIII0 !MERL
V
GINE CO., 50 Bnonntrev, nor .You'W. - 21ang67--Iy. '
:RBROiIeS 0 1 1 ' ;' 170 UTII
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A Gentleman who' suffered for. yenrs,frem Narrow;
Debility, Vr(.;l).ititi o Decay, nud till the effects of ybutly
tul inlismetion, will, Mr the sake of suffering Annm.
ity, semi free to all who need it, the recipe -and .dit'ec ,,
;tisllA•for.niriking !Ito simple remedy .by which be ltfil
,eured. ;Sufferers v, ishitin to p fit ,by thei advertiser's- ,
experieitce, can -do .tlO by tohlres t.:, - im perfect CAM/.
deuce, .._ ; i.lO IN; B. OGDEN.
22mayG7-ly. - , • 42 Cedar Street. New York.
SIDIELIA SIUIILIBUS OVRANTUR,
HUMEWREIVS'
AitONICOOPAYI I ,
pßovicD, imoNt Iqm- .AIOSt AMPLE . EX=
perienco,, on entire nuecesi;-
Heil:11)113. They are the only Medici nee
Perfectly adapted to popular nee—PQ .11b1)1}19 that tlia,
taken taitalot 14 inatleiih ti , lng. them harm'l Ai
,1/0 free from danger. and no efficient 113 to be always're•
Rable, They hAve raked the liirlien't conithentlation
from all, and Will alway . render satisfaction.
No. Coots.
I. C" , " Fevers, con k reition., liidallittitit 2 4 3
2, do Worm's, Werra•Pever, Worni.Ccdid 2Ze
3. do Cis...jug-Colic, or Teething of
4, do 'l3iarrhea3 of childicu Or adults 25
do Dysentery, ilririug. lijiiolls Coll7' 2-3
0, ' , lO Cholera-IVlorbus. Vomiting 25
7, ,lo Coughs. Coldi, Itoonchithi i..r... 25
8, do Neuralgia, Toolho(he, Vaccochc 25
9, do Er eadachesq Sh ii l llr,ailacpe, Vertigo... 25
w
Id, do Dyspepsia:Billo, Stomach 25
11, do suppressed or J,.tiufnt Periods ...-. ti ..... 25
12 , do Whites, 'too ptofmo Perioy 2,5
1:1, do CPOUR, Cough, difficult Breathing 2a
,4,' do Salt Ineum, Erfsipelus, Eruptions... 25
do RhOUlLlatigll,lttunimatic Pains?, •25
11, do Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Agues, oct
17 0 pileg,•blintl or bleeding 50
1
18, di, Ophtbninly, mid Salo or weak Eyes.... 50
ID, do Catarrh, acute or chronic Influenza-- 50
20, do Wheoping•oollgh,vlolent Coughs... 5 0
. 21 1 do Asthma, oppressed Breathing 50
23, du Ear, Piftlharept3, ittpairfd
„ Bearing.- 60
23, t 4 Serofeliff,,eullltritarolands, i3wellings., 60
$lO 'achoral - Delitliti,..rhyeical , Wealth - mt. 50
25, do DrOiriSV) !tad :itcant,k 8eer0ti0n5—,,,...,.. 50
do Sea.Sittlitiei9,t , iskates frown ridifig... 50'
•27,
, do Kidney-Di se a se , Gravel
28 , du Nervous Debility, Sumnial Emig.
iiivoinataty 00
29 1 dd Sore Month, prtilker. . ..... c:...
30, da Urinary Wealeueis, hod.. ,
do Painful Periods, with flrusiPs 50
32, do Sufferings, at ctuipse of Ac Q . 100
34 do Dpilop E rw pa eitin,'St. &IWO LOO
34 1 do Diphtheria; ulcerated 294 Throat „
• • , ,
CASE 3 S.' •
4 . )r 1.11/(U y/64:3, MORQCIO tqt.iii . ; ' : (l:424A,lNlNO. A
==l
In riLIDJICT To, Mip . A., IMO{ 1111tECTION9 • slika l o
FABIIIX iilol•TitAvr.cu‘o clot:n:l%lth 2o to '
........... . .. .......... $ 5 to $8
1 : 1*C11WA 111 . 1111 PRIVATB 1488APr8 I•6tlt for CUR-
I'M. !telql/kellt,
niq tii Ilioehot (mot. $2 to $5
Cii -711045 4 totP , 'dlo`t -I, Y. the: me or, single box', lire'
soot to Ito,Y 0 , 4 of tho ttenntil, by Id sit or I . lxforve,e,
frc of civirgi3 - ni) rt , i.iiipt Ilio•Jo
riumphroy-w Specific '
' Homeoprithic..Modieino Compeby,
011/ 1 •..,5p1i! I )4•1)01,,,Yfr,.-40 Tiftipett.Wi", NEW YOBB.i
!tom NitiErptickily"." 1 111 POIQN P°r:
F r Oilly 1. 3 iettPty ' d 4 nim tbeitit rorow ile71!10.
FOR SALE 11 Y . Ake, eAliferetieSTS.
detot,:e al, I.NC7-ly.
t oss:
Arc Yon Aillictod•wiA4 cAlig;h'oi-i.9,4i v
RE_ vuu ,, j9Loloo;lnDTp.toNspp l iiali !
A'Ai, 17;u; . Ciildren in )oprd:4/yli:ern - Sud•
h' and': Repeated alaacks of (11* , tp
. -.lf • •
' sn, iqtase •
41-alk,EfY EUPHONIALf;
B T4:5 11: - 011'
The People's Abel shriliiia,gffpetttal,ltemedy for
Nitgas, C.>lrls, Croup; Ceit,trile, Asthma,
and all Puipotnity Diseases. , •
lli LUBRICATOR is it medicinal preparation in'
, t heform of a Lozenge, which, of nit modes, is the
most pleasant and coarenient, They eatitain no dele
terious hi, rodieni, and aro warranted to -boalpfer
tufo, even for the weakest and moat sensitive' stomach.
In Croup Cho)' girt; ttiligninnitmar.r. For ConglniAml
Colds I heynre' in valnable. For Catairli , Asthma and
,
Bionellitts they have no e N nal in the Market,Atdd
COI titlenfe'h necompan) lug each Difitheria, that,
dreaded and desolating dinense,they - control wonder:.
tally turd atmo4 immediately, ••; ;• :.'•
enhtic. :: , peaker, :Singer' or Toncipri shouhl„ ho'
wit hunt theni.a9 they remove liennen ets'anil e.tretigth;
en and clear the voice. .•
- t*"%Alvvayn use therm in th24,-and If thl3 Aymptoine
are SCSeto 11HC. very Iniely.
.1 4l. BLADES & CO.,Peop'ra,, , . ;.. .. .
Elmira, N.l.
Aal-VOR SA: 41 ET A 1.1(, intp9oliTe. r . '
-.- . - ... ..- .
- • - Pricp. ZS 106 -4 46.'ker,',130X... .. ~,
, -Ltec.,12,1666-Iy,, - ~,:',- •• - ; ;-. :7. , .. •.---:.',!, ' .
on
fry
tor
or,
C l OVS . 'Uhfl'rlVP'
• -
, The. 4 - tav,.. ,lakriA I cD, yug.SoNoyptAtonti (frOtt,p,"
.chargG) all the prescription with the di
rectiopirfur,unlkiug and , using the simple reiteds-I,ly
which he Was cored of a lung affection and,that dread
kilsease ConSnniption. 1119 only object is Id benefit the
'atlictod 'and ho hopes &MT-sufferer wilt ay 'this • pre.
scription, as it wilt-cost them nothlng,'and Map prove
a blessing. Please addiovs i '
. , 13-EV FIAVAIID A. WILSON, -
22may —ly. , ‘Villlmsbnrg, Kings Co., N. Y.
• •.
Dysentery
Can always be cured by ltoy,,'-e Cholera Drops,
if the remedy is used in time botbro the disease
has progressed f too far. liuneighborhoods whore
dysentery •every , family should• keep a
bottle in the lose, fur .cleJays are dangetous in
tbig fatal disea e. , Sold .by all dealere in wadi..
OCt9—tf
tff
„ .
Lif.BittilAlN4 74 VlCO'
' .
A ltXt'!lVll , lG.thpiratock of FATE': and
0 - • S
9
eonsisiitii of a ieniiria liis'fil?l,92'e — p'c'9V C (:"
DAY ,GOOS
h 1 , !?.. AO, ; 1 ;
LADIES ' DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, ,8411WLS, KNIT GOODS,
; HOOP SKIRTS, BALMOREL ,
SILKS, DOMES;
•
TICS, FLANNELS, 1
I ; •
and' Cassi
rneres; Gloves' and Mittens,
.; •
Boots and Shoes,
!).
READY-MADE: CLOTHINGi
1 ,
linderClothiag, - Hat :md' Caps, Yayt:
; , keerNotkiiiS, -Carpet,.., OH Cloths,
' --" - -Pitriei'llaagings; Circle's - ries . , -1 - . '.
i % ,. i ,-- ' , FgAii,' .Feed ! Pork' "
=1
SEMIMIEN=IIII
EMI
,T4l9,'Afola,4ses,, iqyrupsi
C~yfii;er, bliki6. Oils, Paints, Spices,
14.1x1racts, -.Wooden :, :Ware
*,,.‘ • Brooms, Pails, Tubs,
, ;'1 . 2; 1348140t5, • :/*:
Hard Ware, Crockery, Walla Ware,
Sptionery,.Salt, JlTail ,Iron
;Stone Witre:'
In fact, a goners' assortment acid as largo a
sleek as you will fled to select from outside of
lire oily. All kinds of
COUNTRY• PRODUCT
taken in exchange for Goode. We )uy good
{I de and will sell as cheep 'as anybody.
Ground Plastery
constantly on hand
T. L, BA-LITIN dc CO
TO r ga, Pa., Oct: 9, 1567.
FALL ‘&., 'WINTER; ~ G OODS
• 0. FOR-1867.
J,•
• We beg to calf your,uttetaion to or
MILLINERY :GOODS
for tho Fall and Winter trade, which is nor'
*opiate, embracing full lines of
1411 N ANI!)' ? FiNCY, SILK
AND VEL—
VTETT 'RIBBONS,
of all Widths and Andes.
STRAW, SILK AND FELT HATS AND
BONNETS,
• 'of the latest and most approved shape. •
Velvets, Crapes, Blonds, Braids,,
Feathers,; Flowers,'Ruches,
Franiet.q; •
'and all articles pertaining 4i the Millinery trade,
to which 'we invite your inspection.
N. B.,—Paritcular attention paid Co Custom
Work.
, Atm E. p. MITCHELL.
• .04. 2, Ig(l7—tf. , Droad' Street,
... : ?ga, Pa.
NEW HARDWARE STORE 1
CONiltit'S & OSGOOD
I!Lnddition to lbeireld business in Dry Goods ;
I
Groceri:,9, /to., he‘io established a
STAVE, , TIN, AND GENERAL lIARD
WARE STORE,
two doors below the old stand;
,whero • they man
..
uraotnre'' • ' -
T,IN-WARE
ON 'IRE
HUMANITY : , PRINCIPLEI •
,-
that iP, in the most suktantial manner. In, the
matter of
'rj_Tlo - y7,,A; i a,
We hayo enough' te tin all the enoking.and warm
ink in'Tioga (leant - Y. ''. n fact, we have Stoves
enough to MAKE A S IMMER • in.
...: ' . . TV,ALRUSVA. , '
- S., ''..t... - , 1 .., .:. : • !21".!
,Wo are the only agents `
Sr the sale of the
-. 411111311E1N COOK STOVE
InVellsbore; and this Stove is the .
.AUTOCRAT OF STOVES
'Wo koop 411 . kktpla, of Bardwarewlron,, Nails,
Stool, Horse Bh'oth; and a compfoio variety of
SIIE LV, 114 RDWARE.
I(-you don't believe DIMP
CIiNVERS & OSGbOD.
tirollaboro, Sopt. 4, 1867, ly.
t •
vv. J. Horton,
T ATE of : the Arm df Mather da Horten,-hav
sl4 ing just returned fiat% the city of Now York,
is now prepared to offer to the citizens of ',ivy
rpm:ovate, and vicinity, a general asso'llmout of
• I 1 . 7 s • •
GROCERIES & • PROVISIONS
CROCKERY, '4IAIi'LPWARE, •
WOOD St 'WILLOW-WARE ,
,„.
YANKEE NOTIONS.
LA IVR.E.67CE.V.LF I LE,'
Sep to aibt r l 17thi 180 7 f _
',t,• • t 1.
Wellsboro Uldth-Diesisirtg Works.
.
rrAvrlcro, 'en'gitgedllo.' JAMES SMITH to
supdrintond our "Clothing Works wo aro
now ready to do all kind.of coloring' and dress,,
leg in good style and on short' notice. '
S. A. ITILTBOLD,
0. BLArlt.
Sept. IS,. 1867—tf,
P ,
LATUD WARE—Cake baskets, card bask
eta oaetora, sugar bowls, etc., at
- ~ -
MIIMI
MEM
FOLEY'S.
TblqiineActin Cookknp , Sto
r e.
A FTER twenty years experience in the
afaeture of stoves, WO" became convinced,
some, six' years since, that a vast amount of
money was, being expended by the people of this
country, . in buying.cheap and worthless stoves, a
large portion of, which Was I , iiteted; ind that
true economy consisted in buying thwbest stoves
that could be made, notwithstanding the price
was higher. With- bis view -we -pr6ceeded to
construct the Atherican Conking • Stove, and
spared no pains or expense' to make it the best
and most perfect stove that could be made. And
We have experimented with it, and carefully
watebOd its operation for the last nix years, and
when an improvement suggested itself, we have
at oriei adopted it, and Wo have several of these
improvements , secured 'by !otters patent. In
this,manner wa do not hesitate to say, we, have
bintightitO to,ighir state.' 'Phrfection'tlitin
has heretoiliro,heetNittained' in ceoltibg ettives.
The recent ,linproienients' in thlif stove bas
added largely to its convenience and effective
neoi' Iu all the varieties of stoves we menu. ;
faenare,. ace stirdy. ithafulness, .durabilityiconvei -
Meucci and• economy in operation, rather than
cheapnesi in price, and in so doing wo arc satis
fied we study thti interest, of those purchasing
our stoves. SHEAR, PACICARDi ,CO.,
Albany, N. Y.
For sale by CONVERSE it OSGOOD, Wells•
hem , Pa. . . •, 18sept67r3ni:
Proofs of the Simkolor Quality
OF TIM
xg - itice;lWA.T l oll
r ifT /1
'WALTHAM, MASS
• Tho American Watch Company, of Waltham,
Mass., rispeepfullY eabn)it that:their W,atebes are
cheaper] morn accurate, lees complex, more dere
ble,,bettor adapted for general use, \ and more ea
illy kept in orderinci ii3palred' than any other
Iratebes3n the *what. They are simpler in
litrqotuyit, and 14Feforo stronger, eodilese; likely
to belnjuietl.than,4te majority otsforeign ,w4ob-.
es, vita.* are ooespestid.of from; 12p, i tu 300 pie
ces, while in an old English watch there are
•trlrosthim 700 parts., How they run under the
hu'rdett .41.4 '041! wo(eljpe haviV i
is shotin Wth°
(olibwitg letter:
gEN.H. RAILROAD COMPANY. • ‘,
OFFICE OF THE OEN% • SPERINTENDENT,
ALTOONA, PA., 15 Deo., 18,66.
,
GENTLEUEN: 'L'ho Vit OheS manufactured by
you have been in use on this railroad for, several
years bjr. our : ; einginemen, to, whc,mi we fprnish
watches is part of our equipment. There are
now some Oren linndred of them carried on our
line, and ive ibrishier them good and reliable'
titue-kcepors: Indeed, I have great satisfaction
in saying your watches give us less trouble, and
have Mr, and lo wear much longer without ie.
pairs than any atchesAve have over bail in use
onthis 'Owl. 13 you 'are aware, we' formerly
trusted to . those )f English manufacture,' of nO-
ItnowloilgetFgopi reputation; but as a class they
never keep time is correctly, nor have they done
as gcod service, as yours.
In these statements I am sustained by my
predscessor, 111r. 1 Lewis, . whose experience ex
tended over a series of years. Respectfully, .'
EDWARD 11. WILLIAMS,
General Superintendent.
American Watch Co., Waltham.
•Wo make now frvfo different grades of watches,
named respiretively as follows :
itopteron, Tracy J ea., Waltham, Mass.
I(altFu Watch Company, Waltham, Mass.
P. H. 'Partici t, Waltham, Mass:
Vat. lalcry, Boston ? Noss.
Iona: Watch "Coorpaoy, Boston; Mans. '
All of these, with the exception of the Homo
\yawl' Company, are warranted by the American
Weteh"C ? nappy V) he of the boatTaterial„•oyi
the most aiptoltel pejo ei p 10, and to overt'
rejuisito fora reliable timekeeper. Every dealer
ee*ing thop Watches is provided with the Com.
poly's printed card of guarantee, which should
accompany each Watch sold, so that buyers may
reit sure they aro purchasinfithe genuine niticlo.
pare are numerous counterfeits and imitatioa
o our Watches sold throughout . the country, and
would caution purchasers to been their guard
'a ninet imposition. •
Any grades of Waltham Watches may bo pur
*sod of Watch boalors throughout the country
ROBBINS *. APPLETON,
'opt: 4; 1887-1 4 M: 182 Bioadway,
t In: Bankruptcy.
felun nminnsicir4siEn , hereby gives notice
'relit he will be in: ---
k
..,
, WI LIAMBPORT, 2d. Tuesday oaoh month.
LO (t HAVEN, 2d-Wednitiday each month.
BBL RFONTE, 2d Thursday each month.
co D
l it
ERSPORTO
Gentlemen-
in Feb., May,
Sopte ber', - ,ind Dectimbei!..-..,''
—to 14. Courts of Bankrottcy, being previous
ly no . ed , that there Will bo business requiring
his_ a dance at such limos and places. At
other mss be will attend, for such purposes at
his o , o in Tioga; Pa. of tbo Bar
prose titig involuntary 'bankrupt eases, will
i:
pie sot aye warrants returnable at such times if
pos ib . Parties making voluntary applications
wil p ease prepare their petitions and schedules
in ep icato, in colefkrinity :with the Bankrtipt
Act 'General Orders and forms, and Special rules
of the Western District of Pennsylvania on
Bankriptoy; and submit them tome for.examin
ation ;land if found orroct in form and sufficient
in subttance,'evill bo certified and filed, and an
order
l i
refeionce will be issued. Fifty dollars
requir by the Act must at the same time bo (le
posite with me, and fifteen dollars for clerk and
Marsh I foes should be paid at the same time,
To sa answering many letters I will say— --'
1. - -L. hat Rico's Manual is the beet work I have
seen the subject, and 'contains the Act, Gen
eral eiders, forms, etc. . _
2—rho Special Rules can be obtained of C.
W. Johnston .k Co, Pittsburg.
3—the _best : bianks I have seen are eold by
W. S. Haven, Pittsburg.
.4-Imtters conforming to Special Rule 18 will
bo prcimptly answered.
- - -F. E. SMITH, Register
Britikriiptcy 18th Dial. Pa.'
Voi l a, Pa., Aug. 29, 1867.
4-
i BOOK AGENTS ,WANT D
To 24ieit Orders• for a; Nth° . Illustrateci,
Dible 'Dictionary.
(COMPLETE IN ONE YOI.UME.)
DICTIONAILY embodies - the results of the
moSt facent study, research,',and investigation, of
about ;sixty-five Of the most eminent and ad
vanced Biblical Scholars - now living. Clergy
men or all denominations approve it, and regard
it !Is do best work of its - kind in the English
languige, and one which ought to , bo in the
litinds,of every Bibleferidertri the
In circulating. this Worit,Agents,iwill: find a
pleasant anti profitable employment.; The nu
merous objections which ire usually encountered
in soiling ordinary works will not exist with This.
But, on the contrary, encouragement and
'friendly aid will attend the Agent, making his
laborslagreetible, useful, apd • lucrative.
,Ladies, retired Crergymon, Sehool 'Umbers,
Farmers, Sttuleids,itind all others Who prissesb en
ergy, are wantedt to - assist in Canvassing every
Town and Cdunty in,thu country,`to whom the
Most liberal inducements will bb offered. •
For particulars, apply to, or address
PALtMELEE BROTHERS,
722 Sansom Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Apg, 28,1867-6 w.
T ' Q UEEN'S CEpLIALIO , PILLS.—These
aro the latestimprovement among the pills.
They are confidently ,believed te,be the, host pills
for faintly use that have ever boon made. They
are so mild and pleastintin their operation and
yet so effectual, that it would be quite impossi
ble to supply the demand for them were they
mere.generally known., The whole story is told
in the directions which accompany each box,
Price 2f.: Conts s -,,For'sa, or at,ltoy's Drug Store.,
Mill Pri;•erty ; for Sale.
THE Subscriber on alecottrit of failing health
offers for sale his Mill ProPerty at Crooked
Creek, Tioga county, Pa, formerly known as the
McClure Mill. Said Mill is now in complete
running order, having been lately furnished witbi
entire new Machinery of the most approved style,
and will be sold together with about 24 acres of
lan(kore,wtiloh yoting 3Apple
Orchard and other -fruit trees; Building &c., on
favorable terms. ' C. J. HUMPHREY,
Crooked Creek, Tioga Co., Pa.
July 31, 1867-3 inf
Life of Christ.
Sold only by Subscription.
We, ho,re recently purchased from the London
Publishets, : the stereotype plates of the most su
porb of this wonderful work.•" It is beau- ,
tiCully 'illustrated, !Opted • on superior tinted
paper; and elegantly pound in cloth, and 'full
4ilt. Price $lO. Experienced and ,reliable can.!
vassers can• receive a specimen copy, and sub
scription book frde, on application- ,
TEMPLE, , RICHARDSON Is . CO,.
Puttrasunns,
18sept07-9m. " 37 and 31/ Nassau St., N. Y.
Coal for Sale.
COANSB BITUMINOUS COAL for Salo
Cheap, by
Sept. 28, 1867.
NEW SPRINC GOODS
Tfft .CPMPAIkiY STORE
AG;" -PA.
ss's£+ s= l aS Ir.
UTE have jusfroosivoa a pew Lida "well se.
Vl' looted stook of goods adapted to the
Spring trade, and are prepared to offer a BETTER
assortment and
•
' :i3ETTV,R, BAIL-GAINS
than any other Store in Tioga or adjoining
counties. ,
Our envi,eppehtte taught • na to buy r.
•
and no others, thereby gain and hold the.nonit.
donee of qnr customers. They are sure of get
ting GOOD GOODS, and for LESS .11TEY
than they can get them elsewhere, an dt is is
why the , '•
,
• • ;
is constantly thronged with customers while ether
Iferohants cryliardltimes.
iPo koop•oonetnntly on hand a large stock of
•. 1;
DRY IiOODS,
OROOE RIES, CROCKERY, HARD
WARE, WOODEN; WARE,
IRON, NAII;S, NAIL
RODS, HORSE
SHOES, •
and abno.A:everycling for Fanners or Mechanics
uso. We also keep a ftno.assortment of
FURNITURE, CARPETS, BOOTS AND
SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, FLOUR
FEED,. CORN.. SEAL, 7,_
' Pam , •AND IhISI 7 r : -
0. ALL KINDS.
SALT
both coarse and fine, by the barrel, sack and box,
constantly on hand. In short almoit everything
usually kept in a, country; Store, may be found
at the
COMPANY STOiI,E.
o,ur stook is; new and complete, just what the
people-want: We invite 'an examination of our
befure buying elsewhere, We take pleasure in
showing Goode, and still mere in giving our pri
ces. For, with the fine Stock wo aro enabled to
show, and prices so
Any goods that we sell that are not as repro
anted can be returned 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 wiho..wish to see them.
/TIME subscriber has opened a chop over the
Meat Market, Main Street, Welleboro, for the
manufacture of
FINE BOOTS ,
and will guaranty hiB work to bo without al3uper
tor in Tiogn County. As to prices—l only aim
to convert my labor into cash, and therefore shall
endeavor to let others live as well as myself. , Call
and soo mod 11. S. WAGE.
Wellsbord, Sept. 4, 18G7, tf. •
T 0 LAWYERS—
BANKRUPTCY BLANKS
in Tull satte, at YOUNG'S BOOKSTORE.
Sold Out 1
ALL persons indebted me will please call and
settle without delay and save cost, Gs I am
getting ready to leave. E. R. HAIGHT.
Lambs Creek, Sept. 4, 1867, 3t.
, DOWD. it COmes.
-NV-RIGHT d I3AILEI are receiving a large
lotof CHOICE NEW WHEAT FLOUR,
the first ii market. To b0i1.4 mold at reduced pri
ces; 14aug67.
Lath 1 LathLl Lath 1
lAM, making, and will keep - constantly on
hand, at my Mill in Oceola, a good quality
or Lath. .Orders promptly filled.
Oeeola, Sept. 4, '67-3m*, G. S. iIDNII AM.
PAINTS FOR FAR3IERS - AND OTIIERS.—The Oref
ton Mineral Paint Co. are now manufacturing the
Best, Cheapest and moat Durable Paint in use; two
coats well wit obi - Mixed with pnro Linseed OIL - will
last 10 or 16 years; it is of a light brown or beautiful
chocolate color, and can ho changed to greeu, drab,
olive or cream to suit the taste of the consumer. It is
valuable for Houses, Barna - , Fences, Carriage and Car
makers, Pails and WOuden-waro, Agricultural Imple
moats, Canal Boats, Vessels and Ships' Bottoms, Can
vas, Metal and Shingle Roofs, (it being Fire and Water
proof), Floor Oil Cloths, (one. Manufacturer -having
used 6000 blds, the past year,) and as a paint for any
purpose is unsurpassed for body, durability, elastictty,
lied adhesiveness. Price $0 per Dbl. of 300 lbs., which
will supply a farmer for years to come. Send for a
cirenlar whiCh‘glvee full particulars. None gehuln&
unless branded in a trade murk Grafton Mineral Paint.
Address DANIEL BIDWELL,
Sept. 11,,1867-6m, 264 Pearl Street, Now Yerk.i.
„,Elmira Saw Manufactory.
ICast and Extra Cast Steel Patent Taper
f, Ground • .
'Y
Circular Saws. •
MIC 4) MULEY, GANG, CROSS-CUT,
CLEARING, SOOT!! AND OTHER
Mr. J. SOIIIEFFELIN, Jr., is 'authorised to
8 . 011 at Pabt4y Prices in Tioga.
Orders for repairing, &0., left with Mr. Scbief
fella will bo attended' as promptly as if left at
the Manufactory.
rlitPllANs' COURT SA E.--. Pursuant to an
kJ order of tho Orphans' ourt of Tioga co.,
I will expose to publio solo on , the Premises, in
Farmington, Monday, Nov. 4,1867, at 1 o'clock,
afternoon, all that real estate bounded as follows :
• .
Beginning at . tho high Way on a line botwoon
John VanDusen, de'd, and George Seeley, and.
Thomas Northwood 101 rods to corner of said
Jonn VanDusen lot, thence in an• easterly direc
tion alOng the lino of George Seeley 20 2-10 rods
to corner poet, thence southward along the lands
of John VanDusenttio'd„and Patten's lands to
highway, 101 rods, thane° nresierly, 25 2.10 rods,
to place of beginning containing 14 acres
Moro or less. ANDREW VANDUSEN,
Oct.. 0,18137-3 w.. Guardian of.BYron Vandu
. sen et al ;
• Notice. • 1 •
4 OTICE is hereby given to Collectors - that on
the Ist day of Oct. 1867, the second issue
of Soldiers' Bonds falls duo, and we respectfully
'Milt you for tho last dollar on that day.
TAX- PAYERS—Tioga County has sixty thou
sand dollars to pay on that day, and unless you
pay your taxes the debt cannot he paid; more
than that the money has got to come by, that
time, or cost will lie - tnado:
By order of the Commissioners:
Sept. 11, 1867. C. P. MILLER, Treas'r.
D. P. ROBERTS.
GOOD GOODS, 4
COMPANY STORE
(TOOLS_ 4• PRICES
EXTREMELY • LOW,
wo fool kuro of ouccose
I COMPANY STORE,
SAWS.
ANDREW
Sept. 18, 1887.—tf.
(zoom 4237
.
like hat cakes at
April 1, 1887.
"ilgii.ilitililitilANGO
BM
The tuirvest c has come, the promise fplfilled,,
Ti) theiiiairrhoes broad scree Wore properly
' tilled; . •
Wheat Is good, Corn -bunkum, oats may be a
short crop, .
But the average of all truist bi marked as tip--
~
t MAII,E no pretensions to proPhetiO fire, but
my isiteratiou of Bible_proudses to the in
ustrioue worker .was itizotod tide. I sal %Wire
( to embeldetyd to propheiy that nobody will .
STAR Vil f TO D.E'ATIT
.
this fell and 'winter who has raised enough of
grain and root crops to keep him and hitf.family;
and those who lack anything in the way of life's
substantial. will mar. starvation by applying
to meat the .
"BEE-HIVE EXCHANGE,"
FLOVIt-X-XX-XX
according to the marks upon tho barrejs; my
`MACKEREL: & .V E MITEFIS/1
1 The. latest catch.
And_ the greatest catch,
west (l i tho - J
11
"Silent, sobbing, roaring, and placid Bea."
I furthermore prophesy that every man and wo
man' without distinotten of color,•race, or sex,
will be
•
Cheered, but,nbtt, inebNiated,
by using the splendid!'
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
(or any other man. ' Sarkasin,) and no express
charges, except the express charge of so much a
pound, which you always pay when you trade
with ma.
I have had, and expect to continue to have a
great "spell" of ' •
66 zwwr
aUghphy 99
MOCHA (from Mecca) JAVA, BRAZIL,
' ' AND LAOIIIRA. '
(The latter of which rhymes with, but was not
ground at " Elmira.")
lam farther able to say that people will eat
much or little, It 'proportion to their appetite,
and will' pay for much or little, according to
their money. sell Tea by the quarter pound,
of course, but refer to wholesale it ip, packages
of not less tha
SIXTEEN OIINCE,
and, by persuasion, can be - induced to sollv a
chest of a dozen pride to ono caste er.
MATHER
, FARM PRODUCE
at•best . prices, asking only al good chance to pro
vide something to keep his family
NEW *GOODS # NEW GOODS
J. R. Bow & Co.,
HAVE just returned from Now York with e
large assortment of
SPRING & SIMMER GOODS
Bought at Bank P i eces ' and will -he sold accor-•
dingly. We respectfully invite attention to our
stock o
•
; •
LAB ES' DRESS GOODS
CASSIMERES, TWEEDS, SUMMER
CLOTHS, LADIES' CLOTIIS, &
READY - MADE CLOTHING,
BON-TON, SILVER SPRING, and othe
kinds of 1100 P SKIRTS, .
YANKEE - NOTIONS, HATS & CAPS,
HARDWARE, CROCKERY,
" GROCERIES,
do BURBAGE
HAND MADE BOOTS AND SHOES,
And many other things which we will be pleased
to show to all who will call and examine our
~..
Before purchasibg elsewhere, as we believe i
will pay you for your timo and trouble.
EMPIRE STORE, NO. 1 UNION BLOCK
C. B. KELLY'S.
inhere they will end my
PORK, •it
r
solid, and sweet, and cheap, WI
Tv-E- A- S
which I Roll cheaper than the ,•
will % buy and Hell
OUT OF THE FOOT, 110 USE.
Wethboro, Aug. 14,'67. W. T. BIATIIERS
VERY NICE AND CHEAP,
aleo, a large line of
LADIES' SACKINGS,
Alio, a largo and new assortment bf
at greatly reduced prices
STOCK OF GOODS
SMALL PROFITS, QUICK SALES, &
- READY PAY IS OUR MOTTO.
Don't forgot tt, "►II at the
Viellaboro, May 16, 1887.
SEWING MA-CHINES.
•
We Claim for the Florence the follateing adoan
sages over any and told sewing Ma.
• chines in the World: " 141 ••• t
It makes 'four different stitches, the • look; knot,
-double lock, and douldi knot, on one' and the
same machine,' Each stitch being alike on both
aides of the fabrio.
Every Machine has the isversibre feed motion,
whioh enables the operator; by simply turning •
thumb screw, to have the wok tun either to the
right or loft, to stay any- part of the seam, or
fasten the , ends of scams, without turning .the_
fabric.
Changing the length'of stitch, and froth one
kind of stitch to another, can readily be - done
while the Machine lin motion. -
The needle is emit adjusted, anthdoes not, skip
stitches.
It. is almost noiseless, and can be used where
quiet istiecessary. .f .
Its motions are all' positive; there areno _
springs to get out of order, and its simplicity en
ables any one to operate It.
It does notrequire finer thread on the nadir
than for the upper aide, and will saw across the
heaviest seams, qr from one to more thicknesses
of cloth, without change of needle, tension,
breaking_ thread, or skipping stitehalt.
The Hemmer is easily adjusted and will turn.
any width of hem desired. - -* -
No other Machine will do so great a range of
Work as the Florence. •
It will hem, fell, Mai, gather,braid, quilt, and
gather and sew on a ruffle at the same time. , It
has no springs to get out of order, and will last
order, and
a life time. i f . -
It is fully- protected and licensed by Elitte
Howo, Jr.. and our own Letters Patent.
The taking up of the slack thread is not per
formed-by the irregnlar.contra4tion of a wire coil
or uncertain operation of springs. The - precision
and accuracy with which the Florence draws the
thread into the cloth is unapproiched in any
Sewing Machine hitherto offered in the world.
We furnish each Machine,' with " Barntun's
Self-Sewer," which guides the i work itself, and is
of incalculable value, especially to inexperieneeli
operators.
While possessing the_ above, and many.other -
advantages, the Florence le Bold at correspond
ing prices with other first-class Maohlbes; and a
careful examination will fully substantiate all -
that wobave claimed foi it, and justify the asset.—
ticn'we now make that it-is the best Sewing Ma
chine in the world. .
e pb
We warrant everyl Machine t e all that we
claim for it, and to givo entir atiefaction, and
will give a written warranty, I required.
A. FOLEY, Agent.'
Welletiore; Auk. 7, 1887. ' . .
FARMERS'. EXCHANGE.
C. G. VAN VALKENBURG & BRO.
-91ClIANOB for Farm produce and Cobb, on
the principle that "even exehange is no
robbery."
I 1 -
PORK, HAMS, SHOULDERS, WAITE
FISH, MACKEREL, CODFISH,;
SMOKED HALIBUT,
FLOUR, CORN MEAL, BUCKWHEAT
. FLOUR, FEED, &0., &O.
. .
We have no ambition to get rich factor than
ourneighhors who„are equally industrlous:; nor
Iwo we desirous -of running all creation that we
may have more to oat, drink, wear, and
To Lay By for a Rainy Dar
. -
As an elVenFi that we deal fairlyan,d square
ly with our euStojnors, wo point to the fact that
our run of custom has steadily inorctiaed from
the first, and promises to grow considefablyp:r . •4
ger, , ._-
1
HARD TIMES OR NO HARD TIMESj-7
• We pay CASH for PRODUCE; and keep- up
witlk pre.the market ps.
- • Rolaomber i the place, -- :
TOWNSEND'S OLD STAND, '
1
MAIN STREET, WELLSE ORp f\ PSNN'A..
Sept. 11, 1867-If.
•
To -the Publi c; of Welisboro
(
SURROUNVING COUNTIVir 1
-
•
TIT. 4, S E R
32S th t e hi s s to t t i: l i c tiof notifying tho people
SPRiNG CLOTHIii
is on band, and offers it lower than before.
The Store is well stock l ed with the most full
ionabla
COATS, PAN'S AND
also, alarga L assortment of
GLINT'S FURNISHING GOODS, •
•
WHITE AND OASSIMERE SHIRTS,
COLLARS, NECKTIES, SUS
PENDERS,
and a good large lOt Of the most fashionable
HATS AND GAPS,
evor brought to this markot. Also
TRUNKS, BAGS, 1
AND UMBRELLAS,
tvhioh you can buy low
Clothing Stora of N.
Vau Vallignburg's Fi l m'
WeNab . ro, Sept. /t;
,
.
CITY BOOK BINDER
BLAME BOOK , MANUFACTORY
Baldwin Strect
(SIGN OP mg BIG BOOK, 2D FLOOR,
ELMIRA, Y.
OUR 3402r0 ;
GOOD AS TILE BEST, CAEAP AR THE CHEAPEST
BLANK! BOOKS •
Of every description, in all styles of Binding,
4nd as low, for quality of Stook, as any Bindery
in the State. Volumes of every 'description-
Bound in the best rrian)ler and in any style or
dered.
ALL KINDS OF GILT WORK
. •
Executed in the best manner. Old llooka re
bound and made good as new. .
/W- Xgr7M
COMPLETE YOUR SETS!
I am pr' _. ed to furnish 'back numbers of all
Reviows oi'L agazines, published In the Unitod'
States or Great Britain, at a low price.
BLANK BOOK & OTHER PAPER,
Of rill sizes and qualities, on hand, ruled or plain.
z • BILL HEAD PAPER, •
Of any quality or size, on hand and out up ready
for printing. Also, BILL PAPER, and 'CARD
BOARD of all colors and quality, in boards or
cut to any size.
STATIONERY,
• •
Cap, Letter, Note Paper, Enyelopes,
Pens, Pencils, &T.
. lam sole agent for
Prof. SIIEPARD'S NON.CORROSIVE STEEL
PENS, OF VARIOUS SIZES, FOR LADIRS •,
AND GENTLEMEN,
Which I will warrant equal to Gold Pens. The
b'est is use and no mistake.
The above stock I will sell at the Lowest Rates
at all times, at a small advance on Nework
vrices, and in quantities to suit purchasers. All
work and stock warranted as represented.
I respectfully solicit a share of public patron--
age. Orders by mail promptly attended to.—
Address, LOUIS KIES,.
Advertiser Building,
Elmira, N. Y.
Sept. 280867.4 y.
ant a FIRST RATE - ARTICLE -cif
I F' you w
'FLOUR, lEAL, PORK, ITABIS, FISH,
SALT )n GENERAL - GROCERIES,
in large c su3n/l quantities, drop in at -M, B.
'PRINCE'S LOUR S: PROVISION STORE,
examine prices, and yeti Can be suited. '
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange.
tleaiYPaoltages delivered anywhere in Own
free or charge. ,!•
Terms—Ready Po:Y. Next door to Conyers.
_Wellsboro. Aug.l, IW. M. B. PRINCE.
rrHE largest fu.urtment of Watolles;cio,k,:
Jewelry and Plated Waro in Tioga - county
at • El9decl36) FOLEY'S.
Mil
consisting of
for cash, at the Cheap
SHER, Ist door east of
r Store.
1867; • •