110 ME MATTERS.
WEDNESDAY,\ ' NOV. zl6, 1867.
MASONIC.
OSSEA LODGE, No. 317. A, X• M., meets nt their Irall,
over Dr. Roy's drug store, on Tuesday evening, on or
befureithe Full Moon, at 6 o'clock P. M.
TTOGA. 011APTEll, No. 194, It. A. meets nt the
Vali. on Thursday evening, on or before the Full
Moon, at '6 o'clock T. hl. ,
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TYOOA COI loIL, No 4 31, R. k S. MASTRIIS, moots at
tho Hall, on tho third Friday of each - calendar
month, at 14 o'clock P. Id. •
TTAGAGIITQN COMMANDERY, No. ES, of TZNIGTITS
TEMPLAR, and tlho appendant, orderts, theot6 at the
Ilan, on the OM Friday of cacti calendar tuon tit, at
t; o'dock P. M.
New Advertisements. .
The Bastiar-LHugh. Young.
Watches 5; Jewelry-A.Foley.•
Farm for Sale—A. Hart.
Lost Pen—W.. A. Nichols.
Election of 0111cere—Agricultural Society
Real Estate Salo""-A. S. Turner,
Excelsior-IDi. C. V. Elliott. - -
Now G oods —J. It. Bowen St Co.
, THANKSGIVING. Gov. Geary has
imed his prOclamation r;Conirnentli4 Thurs
day; Nov. 28, as a day of thanksgiving and
prayer. We purpose to recognize this thanks-,
giving, and not that appointed hy . the arch hypo
crite' Andrew Johnson.
ti I EAT !-- 1 111r. D. G. Edwards, of
Charleston has left at this office a cabbage, Meas
uring four feet in circumference, and weighing
trenty-tivo pounds. .It is olio Of fifty •raised by
him, all approximati»g very neiirly to the size of
this.
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PRSONAL.—Gen. Thos. L. YOUNG,
Recorder of the City of Cincinnati, last week paid
a visit to hie brother, Hugh Yotng, Esq., ( of this
village.' Gen. Young served with distinetiorLdu
ring the war for the riation's life, and vitas elected
to the responsible pojition of .Recorder of the
city at the recent election. He says that Ohio,
proposes to send Vallandigham to the, Senate as
a representative man.! We hope it may be done.
It is about time the party allowed its true colors.
The General, however, is a thorough 'Republican.
APPLES.—Mr. E. W. Grinnell, of .
Shippers, has a claim upon the gratitude of this
office for a half bushel of commingled pippins and
King apples, very large and exceedingly good..
lle also' left a peck of sample portafoes.
We had-barely recovered from the surprise of
the forgoing donation, when Mr. Jas. E. Smith,
of Clattileston presented himself, with a half bush
el of King apples in no wise inferior to those
left by Mr. Grinnell. Thank you, gentlemen;
may your orehardi bear every year.
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FOR SALE. — Mrs. Jerome Smith offers
for sale a quantity of, household furniture; con-
Osting of Parlor, dining-rooM, Bedroom, and
Kitchen furniture, carpets, glassware, &c., &c.
To those who wish to purchase such articles this
is a desirable, opportunity. The goods may be
leen at her residence on Main streek4n this vil
e
lege.
REAL ESTATE SALES.—A. S. Turner
Esq., advertises valuable real estate for sale this
.week, a portion of it lying in the tillage of Logo,.
These latter lands must be very desirable, their
quality, being eclual to the very best bottom land,
End their location, near the railroad, unsurpassed
for market facilities. We sliould } judge these
lands to be capital for gardening, for the most
part. Tho property is tope sold together, or in
lots -- suit purchasers.'
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AUCTION.—Mr. D G. Edwards, of
Charleston, zcill sell at public vendue, on his
farm, Friday Nov. 15, 50 tuns of hay, cows,
}ming cattle, sheep, lambs, pigs, bulls, oxen.,
threshing nmehine, cider-mill, mower and reaper,
This affords a fine opportunity to persons
wii.hing to purchaf , c. The terms are favorable..
FIRE IN UNlON.—Lieta. Hollis, of
Ward, writes us that the ham of Mr. Ja‘kUll
Dann, of Union was burnt on the night of Oetn-
yet 29, ult. With if
,were destroyed about 9 0
Itive
,t rof hay, a largo crop of grain, and valuaLle.
ZA.' s g imploments. It is thought to hale been
't ..rtit g o lire.
I.ll,:LEtt PATIO:V.-1 1 ;f.! are requested to
annollle2 iliaLtho DOMOCIftey. of Tmga County'
a ill meet at the Oiort 'Rouse in - this village,
Thar.idly evening., 11th inFt.. to celebrate '•the
i,et , o_% of Democratic principles over Radicalism"
tin lato elections. Promineut speakers' are
tapected to be pre,ent. Preparations for a gen
eral good time seem to be in progress, and .the
r.ceasion will doabtle:s he it rious,
Bat tie 4tFpect that the' I'ork ;itatc election
can higetly be called h "vlctOrY - --Demberatie
principles ovei Radicalism." It loOlbi..more like
a victory of the U. over the ekcieo law.
Jlowever, it is a practical victory of the' "lietial:(
." and it is their right to celebrate. -
MANsFIELD.—We are indebted to oilr
onzeiprlsing friend Frank Spencer. for the fol-
I'wing Items:
-The Iron Works continuc to turn- out Plenty
2f the bet of iron, but snit increase the chapter
aeeidenrs. Last S.,turday tnoroing, Noi - : 2..
while diliwing off the iron. Mr. Neil, one of the.
heepers, had his foot badly burnt by the iron
igeaking over the sluice• opposite the mold-bed
apd running into his shoe. The burn is very
bsd, but will not,•it is hoped, cause the loss of
his foot. • A
"The brick work of Mr. Orson Elliott's Shoo
Store is being rapidly pushed to coMpletion, and
Piof. Allen's nett , house is progressing.",
POTTER COUNTY.—The Journal says :
"Mr. VERIIILVEA. has left the Coudersport
Hotol, and it is row managed by Capt, N. J.
51tu.s,•&. Son. They are ;Jell known in this
Tieinity, as-thormr and energetic men, and, we
feel confident that with such men in charge, this
Hotel will keep'upits well-established reputation.
'lowet--Treek we w re shoWn art Indian arrow
heird, or it may be a spear-head, measuring six
and one-fourth inches in length, and- two and
one•sixthinehes in width. It was found by Mr.
-i• S. GoousELL, pf this Borough, and is made
. of the purest white flint, This relic of barbarism,
- like the Egyptian Mummy unrolled at the -Part
- rotposition, or the ono of BELZONNIV Exhibition;
le - London—which was so dumb concerning.what
" itdtd "in Thebes street three thousand fears
age—is a silent and mysterious souvenir af some
. things past findrtl te rt, but it help's to ,prove
that tho Tarious t es of aborigines of forth
Anieriett used arrowsrin every respect alike in con
struction."
To PRISONERS OF WAR.—Congress;
slits session in July last, appointed a Commis
sion to investigate the treatment of -Union Pris
oners of war by the Confederate authorities during
the war of the rebellion. This Committee appeO
to all persons in possession of important infer
nation touching the subject to address the Com
znittee, stating, First—The name, age, and Post
office address of the writer. Second--If a soldiol•
pr seaman, his rank and position, and with what
command ho served. Third— i t full statement of
all the facts known to the w Rel.', touching lijz*
own imprisonment -or ttelitment, andl tho tresi
ment of others, with names, dates, and places,
and names of Confederate officers 1 in charge.
Such Communicatiolis will free of i,ostage, and
if from Pennsylvania or- New York soldiersor
s - amen, must be addressed to Hon. JOHN P.
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:"-lIANKS, M. C., Washington, D. C.
Aq there are several of our Tioga .0 tier: who
~ :, p erienced the horrors (..'f imprisonment in rebel
_prison-pens, we earnestly appeal t 5 thcnt to
send all the inforipation they May Lo p1,t,4 . 1.. , 1
1,,,t0 the foregoing address, without delay.
FIRE IN CORNING. —Tile Journal
i slitt k p that afire broke out' in that - village last
ITionFday midnight, coif iuning eight 'two-story
frame building on Market -etrect, Ino,cly tenant
houseß. The o'coupants lost the chief payto of
their good. It is Pupposed to be the work of
ibeendiarics.
Aecording to the tame' paper, the election in
that village was vet; boistmons and in some re-
Epeco rather indecent.
.t):IXTION.-111r. D. L. Mlhien will
`ell at hie farm in Richmond, Thursday, Nov. 21,
d of cattle, ehcop, horsey, Mules, and farming
cummenco at 2. p.
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GostkP.--=ltihas- someti t ee
to us that a book of "Anecdotes of Bortqwers'
would prove a decided, literary success. Bor
rowing is.many-phased; sometimes', but' not of
ten, teaching theisublime, and often touching the
absurd and the inconsistent. The man who, sent
to borrow his neighbor's buck-saw to saw meat,
excusing himself by saying that he did not - like
to dull his own, may be cited as a specimen of
the sublime in borrowing. The shoemaker who
borrowe4 his neighbor's boots on a Supqay,, l the t
grocer who borrowed his coffee by, the tette,petd,;
and apologized by saying that he • was kept so
busy serving others that he i nEer:rememl;ered to
serve himself, and the mill r cv
.borrowed his
flour by the "haking,"—these ' aro specimens _of
the absurd'in borrowing. However,. these 'bor
rowers may be laughed at and the world - be no
worse fur their oddity. But there aro borroweis
who can neither be apologized for nor laughed at.
Thalman who earns i 2 per day, or ; more, and
spends $1,50 for 'oysters, extras, and beer, or
something stronger, and then borrows his neigh
boi".-:,priper to read, because be is "too poor to take
a copy" for himself, 'comes under neither of the
classes named above. There aro other and not
less disagreeable borrowers. aliere is, one, whe
is never hard up for money to purehatte luxuries,
and articles to please his fancy or gratify his
whims, who never buys, but always borrows his
books; and what is'Worse,held'omrettirns them to
the owner. There is another, who, though hO'ne.t .
and honorable in intention is always lirrowing
somebody's credit to gain a precarious livelißuo 1.
If "lucky," as be culls - it, he repays with use:
but if "unlucky," ho regrets his etc..
etc. Somebod. wbo ; Hite& half ''a ',,Sentizty back,
whose name has escaped xis, says that wives were
borrowed, sold, and SivappeiliritliOse day's. So
we may presunk that borrowing is not peculiar
to this 'year of grace, 1.867. We recollect the sto
ry of the unfortunate poor man who_bereowed ,a
pair of breeches to wear to church.' Being about
to kneel at prayer the owner of the breeches call
ed out loud enough to be heard in every part of
the church—" Don't kneel iii my breeches !" The
poor man was 'exceedi'ngly mortified and was,
seen no two at church for some time. A worthy
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deacon meetl
4 ng the poorice day asked why
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he did not attend 'church.. The borrower of breech
es hesitated for - a'snorn'ent; and then disclosed the
fact that be had no: -- fuitik-paritaloons.,
lend you a pair," said the Deacon. "I don't want
to borrow," repliedtho other. And then related
the result of his former borrowing.
, The
, Deacon
vas aniused, and preaped 4'4 theother ac- kept the loan of a pair of pantaloons. So, when
khnday came, the borrower appeared' in ehui;ch
with the borrowed breeches. Prayer being an
nounced, the borrower" was observed to stand
when he should have knelt. ..The Deacon 'seeing
how it was, whispered, laud enough to reach the
ears of half the congregation—" You aro welcome
to kneel ip my breeches, man;'-'—again over
whelming the poor fellow with shame and - eoriJ
fusion. This gives the shady -side of boriutving:
However, it is not our purpose to inveigh 'against
those reeiprocail acts of kindness - which' indicate
fraternity among men. It is to those- who- bor
row of the provident to repair their own improvi
dence.
—Did 'you -notice the splendors or the sunsets
on the evenings of November 2 and 71 Did you
see the magnificent daAdawn of November ti?`
Seldom, even in this regicH of magnificent dawns
an evens, is any man or woman privileged to
bch id so much loveliness. When the daystrei!k.
apleared last Friday morning the heavens were
! ;vered with cirro-cumulus clouds, beAtifully
disposed. As the dawn came on thie effset was
gorgeous. We shall not undertake to define titer
colors developed by the rising situ; in our case
that would be dangerclus t But tho "altogether"
of the scene cannot be expressed in words. Good
people, it pays to look abolre ..the liorivih'
sometime.. It pays to rise early, even liy. ac
cident. The more of nature's.heauty ono alliiths
iuto (he soul, the purer and - better the soul ho
come. • We toast hot..ploq along with out err,
on the dusky 'earth continually. Look opt! The
soul follows the eyes, if only there be ";peenla
tionin those cyCs." •Ye that grovel for half a
e:ntdry that ye may accumula_te tangible..riehrs,
will enter upon the next stage of being as ill
trained children"—having every thing to h arm and
much to umlearn. There is no picture g•allery
like Nature'f. .
(412 he LAND. Sure.—Under
head the 'illiamsport Bunctin of lad wci:k
chronicles an intense exettetueut!in the sth watil
I of that city touching the title to ninety :tyres 01
land, eompising what was known as the "Al
o strong farm." It is stared that .Tudge A rm,tlong
lately deceased, owned hut a life interest in. thi:
faint, and two of the heirs, Mrs. elintield 'and
Mrs. Bolden bring a it in ejectment to recover
the property. They allege that they not only did
not join in making thectitle v hut refused enn,ent
to the•sale of the prope'rty. Accordingly a ',UM
mons has issued to Peter Herdic, and other occu.
_pants of the land in-question. and the matter is
court.
The Bulletin say: it has th 1 st
thtit as soon as'the otiginal use.itioacy utni
interest thereon rhall be paid,' 7 will he
discontinued. It also states that do' tit Alas
brought during the absence of lion.
Arm,trong, anti without his Ituov,ledg.. As :tich
a proceeding relleels somewhat upon the jmsim..ss
integrity of Judge Arritreng,
. it may be, it. is not likely (init the matter will .he
prosecuted very far. It is not likely 'that the
purchasers supposed they were buying ; pig in a
poke; and it is just as unlikely that Judge Aim
strong intended to wrong anyhinlY. The land in
dispute is valued at $1.000,00. Judge Armstrong
received $262 per.aere for the same.
PiIEgAREADLE.—The miso with which Dr..E.
Smith of Mansfield, coricetect by' operation, a
cry bad distortion of theifootiof young lady,
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augbter of Mrs. Scott, of East Troy.
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A communication touching Soldier' OrpluMs'
School,s, - came too late for this number. Adver
tisers and correspondents will please remember
that long advertisethentsoitud long articles - shotild
reach us pot later than Friday morning previons
to the publication of the paper, tt enntre their
appearance..
BIJRGiCAL.-Mr. Sedgtviok, of Bradford Co.,
Pa.,had an interesting plasticoperation perform
ed upon his face last week at the •Eye and Ear
Institute, by Dr. Up De Graff. II is entire lower
lip.,was estroyed by scurvy while confined in
ono of our southern prisons. The I.b;ct,r made
him anew and almost perfect lip by taking the
material from each side of the patient's face El
mira Daily Gazeae.
RESTORED TO eIOHT:—An old lady waz restored
Ito sight last week, after , a blindoets of several
pears,-by a surgical operation p`erfoaipca by Dr.
E. Smith, of lfans field. : •
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LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTUP.t.i )11 \Vat
boro P,o2toffice, Nov. ry
Thomas J. Brown, S. W. BaiLey; 1 / a no Bah
eodk, William Bates, Jacob Blattner'. Miss. R. E.
Clifton, Miss. IA131) Canplcell, ',.l.frs, Charlotte
_Decker, H. Evans, It. G. Fisher Th.:pry 'nand..
S. S. Ives, Margret Inseho, Sai , dh
Kate E: Jaclison,j2 R. W. Jaelist•li, J;., P. ICenty,
F. S. Knox, M. V. 'Nichols, Clinrie, Mattbson,
J. Peake, Fannie Boughton, 2 Clavneo W.
Stanton, Sarah Stevens, Rowland Scars, Mrs.
John S. Spalding, Robert Wil iou, MN. Julia
Wheeler, Mary Wintns.
PlefiSe say "advertised."
.T_s ico 0r.3 al, '1 2 x..L - 4.,,c1 ED .
Kew Gor.h? at Parsons at the lvve“ for ,
vear3.. •We have more b ar4aiiis Bow and Ov(%
inure ti nods for $lO than,at a t,V time itl. 5 yes r,..,
• - f , t'e ,sample list :
Prints, Bc. !o•-d Ht- best ui c t,,,
!Jest Delaines • ......
110AVy.yard aide bliceting4 12), et?. ,
Fine bleached mastitis 123 - els
It'ett•twilleil flannelll
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ilrey "
lluavy paiit ,tuft ..... to stl et.. , .
3est Kent nutty Jeans rift its,
Yard wide Frenchilic , .l~~rs,7s eta.
Thu hest bargains in drcs: in•G yrs.
Winter Shawls at an eritthily
Beaver Cloths, Furs, Bohr!, .11111 Sil.O•S, elleap
We claim to give out) , R•r, thPir gas
at the lowest rates the t '
enti Let r
and
also a large stork to select
Cornin ,, , N. Y., Nov. 1:i. J . 4 %. PAlisoNs it Co.
Tho subscribers
.good;
when applied tor, ,hy letitr, and will forward
packages free of charge wilen . the orthir execials
*lO in amount, fo a// ett,tonie:4 iii c.„„, 21
idi„ ctin be reached by expre , s.
Corning, Any. 7, , 6r.i f J. A. PAnioNs S Co.
` GET THE I?EEY.—In purchasing a COokin . v
Stove,,ityrill be foikeitneurnituy 'to boy The '_best
in the market. A few dollars waved in the pur
chase. f 'an' infeilor stove will soon -be exPended-'
in the odditional oortsumption ; Axilei, say i ng
nothing about the repairs and 00/conveniences
of using a stove that dock tint 'operitte'Perfeetly.
The American, liot Air Stove, pantlfaottireit by
sheer;
,P,atpl n r,%1 A. Co; 11 - 4 0, It e9n. eltehnively;used '
and theroughly tested throughout all thctbiorth
ern ikatafr for . the'hist'-iik''Yeari4 biithfdinefilitlid
wood, and-thenniversill expression tifthei People'
has been in its favor, as an econemleal; 'durable
and Pell' Allartiting itoie in:atitmespectsfind
those in T
, p suit_ of a first - glass. Cookingfitove;
will consult heir own . Interests and convenience.
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and he surd of Oiling value:Xer , their mono* by
parch asingpie A moricap c nybfiy .
,:ve.niyg.Aour.
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Fan SALE . Hr. Nit vorec
..t . Osgood, Wellsbaro.
' 3 W.
THE Criii.nnsys 110unfoi December filled our
a
youligeo chicks with great joy, is one of - the
nrst, relnab!e contributionslo
everyeblisheil in thil:country, put- year,.
ILIZLETT—PAUL—In Delmar', on, the Otb,"
inet: ' by A. S. Brewster, DN., Mr. James Hazlett.
and Miss Ida Paul, both of Wellaboro. • ,
WILDS—MAINE—AV e.inmlity Nov. 6,'at the
residence of the bride's tathor, in MansSeld,,pa.,.
by Rev. N. Barrows, Ji1111(':i Wiidi 4. 44: Detroit,
"(Nell., to Emma Mary, Aau—hter of Horace S..
Maine.
Deluzar K Nov. 7, by:
Itev. A; Dodge, Mr., Edward ,L. Tay-for, Af Ship
pen, and Miss Ifelyina Willcox, 61 Relmar. „
LOGWINS4--BEACH.—At 'the - -house -of Alio
bride'' father, in- Mansfield,--Oct. -230, ulti - by
ItereL. , Beneli, Mr. Theodore Logwins, ofNe,rnipt,
N. TO fid elli iso 11„ , Berfoy, daughtcr'ofty=
man Beach, Jr., EN!.
.SPECIAL NOTICES.
itJo-Per:mils afflicted with Cpucer, Scrofula, Tumors,
Et pttous. 4.a,11 trti cuntn ttyiltioutept D
31 4 .
and Indian Vogellikld.renitilini , Widatreieiti:ise ttiVildb4
of all final:it a, Meratry, Lend, Ae., and restore 'malt It to
10 invalids nill!eted with every variety of disease. A
Week describineCancer,, Srrotuls , 'llinnots' and other
diseases, with their proper tames of cure, may Le oh.
tats d, tree at tha Ide,fflcal Itistitute,„or try mail.
Ad
dross Dr. It. CI It) Templo place, Ilostop, Afi o.
'Nev, 4 lt, ISt;i7.-4t. . ,
IltiL15111011:03 ErrizacT RUCTIti gidce Itealth qqnt
vigor to the frame and blown to the pant:l'ol44i. 'Da ;
bllity k accompanied by many alarming' sytaptotne,
and It no (Tenement Is enbinltted to, consumption, in
sanity, ar opilepqc Ilia saiMic. 4 v
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GLORY OP MAN IS writENtiTit.—Tliettlore
the nervons and debilitated s elimild immediately use
ItEtnnaLn's EXTnAcT BUCIIO. fob-271y.
'- - -..- • COLGATE & CO.'S
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SZ) :4"'s '
Y:, &C 6 r el 'ERASIVE SOAP
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74' 7,., in manufactured frpm• kJ It E
i `V. MAlERlALSiandlins4 bo con
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Information guaranteed ; to prednee n Ittzuitaiit
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growth of bate upon a bald bead. or, PGartileMi CelB9,
a n'cipe for thu removal of rin4detiiiill9lA. ,;.P'
t ion, t •lo-, on t ho Skin , leaving the earde'eoftce exroirul
neaut iful, ran bo obtained without charge by,..atidreso
ing T11k.):2. P. CllAP,blA*Cueuter, '
18,epth7-B.nr 823 Woodenly, New York. •
El?1?0.1?,5 OF YOUTH.
A Gentleman alio iiffered for ,cars from Nervous
Pebility, Premature 1) -ea y , and all tho eflects of youth
ful induct t ioff. will. for the slko of suffering hornets
dy, semi 11,0 to all mho need it, tic, redo.) and diree
ann.. Or tucking tho simple remedy by which ho Irta
cured; Eufferere wishing to profit by the advertiser's'
et:Twit-nett, CAD do e:1 by fifidmemlng, fa perfect. (mill- ,
defies., JOHN if. 00llfiN. .
43maye7-Iy. 42 Cedar Street. Now York.
SIIYIILIBUS: OURAAITUR:i.
Lib IVIPITIZEV S' -
fiCiIYICEOPATHIC srkciric,
fir E PROVED, FltOM MOST A Slp;;, lEN;
itpriairr, :in entire - .III'VeS2II;
ttoltaide. 'rimy are the only '3loM:inns'
p•rlectly iolophol to popular use—to simple that lois•
eatoiot io.oh• in .m.ing. thou ; ho harmless as to
It co rode Mame r. and 40 ctileient at M nhvflya ift•
Imblo. 'Hwy 1, lie mho! higitent commendation
ft offi ail, MO will ale ays riAnthr satlalai lion.
1. CHIA'S revers, Coupi,,.tion, Inflammation...-. 25
no WOritith iVorni-Fever, W00t•C01ic....,. 20
do C r yi ng .Cyll6, or Teethin g of infmits... 25
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;-I, .to Diarrliad , or clithitell or tottills
•:,, .11.., Dy sen f e ri., thipii; it , 'Thliona C01ic..... 25
6 , . 1 0 ''Cliolera-Morbus, VoniitiK,' 25
- 7 , ' l ' , COUghs,Cold , , litouchiliA
, On' Neuralgia, Tocaiii,ll,4 viidenclio --"'2.1
9 , .1 , . Headaches, sick 11c.tditelie, Teri igo.:. 25 '
10, ,I 5 Dy s p e p s i a , Bilious Stomach ' ~ 2.5
It, ,io suppressed or idiant reri, t d:, ' :15
12, ,to \V lutes,too I ,forttio l'eriode 25
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1:7,' d. , s ,cract4i PA l l7lv,:giff,lult-lit c0,thing..... f „..t..M
1-1, ihl. j salt l t h i l m ; 'Ex:ypiliel4s,'S . iiiiitiotTif: i . t. 14
15, do . Rheumatism, lllibilalltic Paint 25
16, do Fever and Aguo, chill Fever, Agues 50
r . do pil es , blind oft Lleedini • , : - . 104
IS, ,;..., °pi: l: Maki : ly, lvtd roro .nr e . ealt'lei!..: : - .'eso" .
19, do c a ta rr h, :1,010 or e1ir0tti0 . ,441 11 120'71 6 ..;:• 50 :
20. du whooping-qough. v(ol(tit Cott g ll:s 't;v'
41, •i ,,
,Asthrum, oppre,, , ,i 14eittlqng •).:. 50
• do. •Ear Discharges. iiiiptiFed Ilearid.-. 50'5,
Scrofula. v nl.l eg,). tillinds,.Swellitgii:. 50,
21, ~J Gorkwal vet.ilay, rilybidal Weatin'es.t. 50
....5, d...),i.Drcipsy, Ali , l Eenlay secretions 5O
•:,,,, ,;,,• sea.sich a e f ;s', eieknega from rhling.., 50
.7, 45 nidney.DiSCaSd),Gravel 1 1 ... i. 50.
-6,nuittal , Emis. '',,j.,
,2 '`• , d'' Nervous Dolatitpc
i :lons, invoittit,tiHO)isclitir g cri - ,110.
;.:..),. a., s ore lo oa tiv, ilLer
A - oo
.'9 , " 1100 1 ,iliffe*noss, wet tiod•bea:.. Lo '
--yorikidoiyaik . sraiirhs
~, - 'bo •
:12. do'illittit " girittfiAzo ~ri Ire • i',. - A;;; I b
23, do Epiieritir;SPlisms; Si. Vitus' Dan c0..,....i 00
24., do. Diphtheria ulcerated Sore Throat-I—• 60
.
FAM il, Y CASES. -
Or 25 LUIGI: VIALS, MOROCCO CARE, CONTAINING A
Ill'lll YOH I,'VERY. OPD/EQUIT MPIEASE A PAVILY
14 sI3II.I.EPT To, AND A ROOK OP D1RECT10N9..,...510 DO
timal kr FAMILY and TRAVELING cases, with 20 to
28 vials $5 to $6
Specifies for all PRIVATE: DISEAPE9. both for CUR. •
(Ni, Mill for PREVENTIVE treatment, and vt• . .
al and lioeltet caves
~ - $2 to $5
kk - 4-. These Renikes by the case or . single box, are
sent to MIS part of the - country, by Mail or Express,
free of charge, on receipt of the price.
~ -
Address Humphreys' Specific -
Homeopathic .1311edicinwpoliipaii..y.
once and' De'pbt, No. 512 liltoa . nttetVtirtr Yeaa.
1
!:i Dr. lututurirs is consulted daily nt his °aloe, per;
9 ,, nall,cir by letter, as nbew, for nil forms of Alsease„,
. . - -fi'filt..SALE If Y ALL DIIUGGISfi'S. -- ' .
Atig.t..t 21, ISt-17-Iy.
DTERVOUS DEBILITY.
W ITU ITS GLOOMY ATTENDANTR,—LOW
'DEPRESRION,, INVOLUNTARY
Eimysiwis, LOSS OF SEMEN, SPERMATORRIIOOI,
Miss oF PAYER, DIZZY HEAD, LOSS OF MEM•
kil' AND TIIREATENED IMPOTENCE AND IM
13EcILITY, find a SOVEREIGN CURE in HUM
PIIIIEYS' • SPECIFIC
.No. TWENTY-EIGHT.
Compieied of the t niest 141tmblo ndld and potent Co
zad, es. they at once the root or the matter, tone
up the , ystuni, art est the discharges, and impart rigor
and enei gy, life and vitality to the crake. man. They
have cured thon , aulls Prico $5 per pad:noel
six Imx.e‘i, and vial, or $1 per tingle box. sold by drug
rkt-1, :til. +e it by wail oit receipt of price. Address
illt111111:EYS' 11011EOPATIltc MEDI
CO., 562 Bitomuver,Torix. 211'007-Iy.
TO C'ON,STVI-'I7I7ES.
; •
rho Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON. Nr t ip •eeod (free ! or
charge) to atl wlto desire it, the prescription with the 41.
rrtions Go' Waking Idll using the simple ,rernbay` by
which was edit i-d of a long affrrlien with that dread
diArase Ctomoinplhoi. lliFronly.object la. to benefit the
idllhded and ho hopes every soth.•,ier will tay this pre.
krription, no It will cost thou nothing, and niar,yrovo
a blessing. 41ease address
• REV. EDWA.4 I / 1 A. W1L862i,1
2:2,,tay47-Ik., NV illiarrobnig,)liuga po;',7i. T .
Eire You Afflicted with a Cough pr 'l6'O -- I
)
.:" A I: C YOU PRgl)
YOI;;PCiIiED T 4) Ci/NkniPTION ? , .
.1), the LitYS al Tina CAildnon'iv Jeclai:dg li•otti I 4: -
-, i de.a and kept-Ai:et Atiack ~. e lf- :"(,) otip 7:, TI ;
a, Purchase a Box of
111.A.DES' E UPITONI AL .., .. ,ti
M. un P.M
rho' rtople'a Most 6' , lrc and Effectual Reined)/ fair
tlougau, Voldn, Ott,vroh, Aerthruct,`Elrou
, ehitis, all Pulnium;ry Discuses.
/Pall ,ii it medicinal preitaralion in
11 . the form of a of nil modes, is the
mint plea-ant and convenient.' 'They - contain no dele-
Wrivis fituTedimit,..,and itro Warr:tilted to be always
tiro, - even for Om weitl.o4t and Most s noltive stomach.
In ()Row they For,Coughs and
°olds tiny aro caliiable. For Catarrh, Asilninti and
!frontline; tiny linen no equal in the Attila:et, (title
ttektf ticates.llreollll4oYillZ; each box.) Dlptheria, that
dreaded and ile ., ohning_irli6enie, they control wonder
roll y and /dimwit immediately.,
. . . . .
.. .
No public Spoil:or, Singer Cr Teacher, should lie
4htliont thetn.al they remove boarleilees`and at rength
_ • ...
ou.and elMo tho voice.
- thir - Always 1,14, Ulan in pule r tini if Ulu sy wooing
nre i , ..vereilso very trebly.
.1. 11. I:IALCS S.: CO., Prop're,
• " Elmira, N. Y..
gir FOR SALI±; NY AO. DILUGOIST4::' 7I .
Price 26' teiiis Per Box.
Dee. IS CG—]y.
IgAItRIAGES
=
-0--
Camber, perofula: &b., 'Cued.
INFORMA VION. + : ,
L.LJBRICAT,O,FSII
cs`,'t; CtiSz;~;t~2 u::l'w'~ct:-z:'~.d.~':~:,.7~ : ... ~ . -_~ -".:.^~
1 , 10 , 1 4 1 E 1 Fi.EW 0 ikfill: STO
rAylcAre Siu_bb9y. sThing.t. ,artetEcd
1; 4•Kairk-pi ;1-4.f
1M
NEW FIRM,SL:NoIAt COO
=MEM
PA . oi
I: • • ,
BODINE & CO.,
1 40"
,•+ A .
•11 d i e ' it .
ving 'pure t o retnnan a of ate
firm of Bullard ttr, Trunuin; 'hagolfittdd 'up that
Store and have tilleildCnith an ,',%'t
' ) - t.
ENTIRELY NEW STO I
Ptirolutoo thin lost. wopkovireu;
' • ; t ,
" G .0.1)
Mil
,N:,.
IMII=I9
.....
Just look at the figures !
Goo I parA , , , Prig tt*at eerilly a yard
Medium Prints at 10 cents a yard.
Amoskeag,Prints warratited col's 1
B l est American, &other standard Pr
lwarrauted colors, 15 -cts a yard ; I
OTHER DOMESTIC GO
` ' In complete assortment at
I'VAy- L`oziw-Dowiv.—PRIECEB
, C
I.‘
DE S
Best Quality, 20 cents a'Yarci ; also 'aa — gd
pertinent of Alaltacits and Merinos,
A t—LozocHE—CAsit—PRICES
ECM
LINEN GOOD
TABLE DAMASKS; TABLE CLO
11A1431t AND TOWELS, NA
KINS, CRASH, &C.,
~.:,.
Were—Ofered—lN'—WELLSßO
n:II /. .0 ~.','i
FLANNELS, CASSIMERES
WOOLEN GOO
READY-MADE, CLOTHI
HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS & SH
At-Perjectly - ABTONISHING- PRI
Eitee, 13Core
Good Ladles' Clan Uaiter at $4,25
Boys Napoleon Boots Nos. 1 toB,-$3,
IM=l
, t
14 PL,C) 1 4 L MM:I6
' 'A new and splendid assortment to bo eol
or in odd pieces or in sets, at _
Figures- Which— DEFY-COMP
:iifi3i 3
liE!I
TAKE NOTICE.—WO cannot and: will
Oct. 30-4nr, BODINE &
- ." -
„ ,
-.‘ \ •
~ ,5 -i .. ,
MIIM
{:~.
IHM
t
TUMBLED I
MIME
And all
ijir 1..;,
Such as
lIMEI
' ' lorv'as ever
,t,i
ii i ti (7tt-)
•
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MN
MEI
E 11111111•11
MEESE
De LANO ,&
TTAVE hieniui tin i entirtily itoeteof Goods
at their now Store under tho Aorrwrort
=1
GOODS
aro, purobasotj for cavil, nod our outitotnerd • will
itavo tho iadvan!ogo chooking (Vow , :
TOE LATEST PIE RES",
• 'ASSORTATENT;TIIE LAR
• OEST STOCK
, of glfods in Tioga County, and of buying at thu
Bost prices goods of the best quality. We enu
merate tho following special advantages :
DRESS GOODS
e r
v -41 P
.t, e • . , _
Fancy and black Silks, lilinprces Ciotti, French
-":murex,Poplins, Figured Reps, Fr nch Me.
rin.es, Ipaccas, Wool Delaines, warranted Am.
wool, Tamise Cloth.- • •
Ci , (DO r i ll II IS
? • •
'Panay Cassim6we3, , Doeskins, Brosideli:tilio t Bea
vers, Tweeds, Jeans, ;Farmers' andi Mechanics'
Cassimeres.
OE
Boots Shoes
Men's and Boys Kip and Stoga Boots, Men's
Calf Boots, LadMs and Children's;Shoos,• a full
and splenid assortment.
• t i ' 1 t
•
•
All Boots and Shoes sold at this.es
tablialment warranted to be as
represented; or
,Inoney
funded.
Oil
mum IMB eiZuit g
Men's and Boy'a Felt Bats, Franklin Hats,
and &full assortment of Cloth Caps.
nte,
Groceriei
•
Sugars, Tats, Coffees, Rica, Soap, Spices, etc
DS
- • •
We liuy our' Goods of First `Class
Houses in New York, and have arrange
ments there by which we are to be con•
etantly in receipt of the latest styles of
goods,_ bought during the easy stages of
the market. We call attention to the
fact that we can•,i and will, furnish car
pets of all ,ttyleal and qualities at New
York prices; If e 'o f fer that portion of
the trading publi. , 3 which goes to Liymira,
and elsewhere, to purchase fine qualities
of goods,
,b+getins which they, cannot
better, at an point beyond Ntw York.
DD• LANG & CO,
BUSH Da L "0 1
•
L. BA9IIII. ,
Wellsboro, et. 2,1807.-1 y '
MI
alma _
LANO_S: CO'S
AAATS I: k t - Istatr,Yorlt . i!iices, at
k-) • IeLADIO 4c, CO'S
A LAIt4 Becteithf lloaliiind . Shpes, at
H .D 43 TA.NO'dr. cO'S
. .
FRENCRI COBS • B, !t - •
, •' Do LANG A: CO'S
2
F AY CLOAKL
no LANO Ag,o , nts for tho Susquban
na Vooltn MU: ,
HOOP SKIRT, , at
Do LANO d; CO'S
Hs,
COTTON YARN, ;it
ot"
Do LANO , CO'S
THE undersigned loving been appointed an
auditor to distrlmte the proceeds arising
from the sale of the eitate of Lyman Hart; late
tf Charleston, deed frill attend to the duties of
his appointment at tha office of Nichols &Mitch
ell, Wellabore,.Erida:, Oct, 18, 1867, at 2 o'clock
P. M. •JAII persons i)terestod are requested to
take notice. ' rOHN I. MITCHELL, ''
Sept. 18, 1867; 4w: . Auditor.
~R(
..
. : In. pinkruptcy:
DistrictUonrt of the Onited States, l. t : t
for the Western : DisOct of Penn
sylvania.• , i ,
In the matter of Nasit, Auerbach B ankrupts:
T ,,
O whom It may concern : The undersigned
hereby gives no co of his appointment as
~,,,
assignee. of Nast /LA rbach of Blossburg, in the
county of Tioga and to of Pennsylvania, with
in said - district., who !aye been adjudged Bank
rupts on Creditor's Petition by the District Conrt
of said District. : C. H. SEYMOUR.
Oct. 3, A. D. 1867. Assignee.
01
Brick"! rtick II • Bri6'lK. II 1•
65 000.BR V IK, Just burned, and in
otAr, for sale at our Brick
Ted, opposite t .e amatory, Wellaboro, Pa.
FRED. MAROBAFF,
Aug.,2B, '67-4 . LOUIS MARORAFF.
El
S.
A UDITOR'S .NDTIC.E. The undersigned
„having been Opohated an auditor to state
and 'settle the acciornt'in the case of Daniel An
gell lc Levi Scott, tssignoes of IT,elary Seeley, dmi'd
will attend to the &ties of his appointment at
the Exchange Hotel,' in Knoxv,ille, on Monday
the 18th day of Novenber, at one o'ctock. P.M.
.when and where all ictmties interested will please
attend. ; J. B. NILES Auditor.
Oct. l 3; 1887,--4w,
UM
• In Bakkruptcy,
Western District of Per;44.ylvimia, se
r He undersigned ,biteeby gives notico or his
appointment as issignee of Win. H. Baker,
in the County of Tiogt and State of Penns_vlva
niu within said Distrio, who has boon adWidged
a Bankrupt upon his.olth petition by the District
Court of said District.' 0. F. TAT OR,
Blossburg, Oct. 23,367.-4w. Assignee.
II;12
T _
O WILLIAM 11.41BBY: ' Take notice that
Mary your wife, icy her next friend, James
~lornon, has applied 'to the Court of Common
Pleas of Tioga Count( for a divorce front the
bonds of IllatrlmonYi and that the honorable.
.luilges of 'said , (Jour 'lt ave. appoln toil iMenda3i,
N0v.250897, for aaring of said applicant in
the premises, at We sboro, at which tithe and
lie
place you can attend f you think proper.
Nov. 00807. 1 'L. TABOR, Sheriff,
, ..
MAKE NOTICE.-1-All persons are hereby ter
-1 bidden to take And from my premises with
out cash dowii., ERA STUS SMITH.
Charleston, Oct 30, 067-2sr.
eith
El
• •
- 14,N ANNUAL ELECTION will be held at
the Banking hose of the Tioga Coon!) ,
paisk, at Tioga, on 'ho 19th of November, to
elect Directors.k B. C. 'WICKHAM,
Tioga, 30 Oct.,-188f.-3t. Preet.
E'ftray. "1
AME into the oislosure of the subscriber
n
0ct..111, 1867, oniyearliug heifer, dark red,
wikb broad horns, and some white on 'the belly
end of the tail; e owner, is requested to
prOve property, pay clines and talc° her away.
_ JAMES KELLEY.
Charleston, Oct. 30, .867.—.3w,
of be
En
gm
Office,. Our
O 6 at
Da LANO S CO'S
AuditoA Notice.
In Pvorce.
=I
bitular thy GI ods Trade
ME
•
T' iSubscriber line • just , received a large+
,stook of . • • . , •
DRY GOODS,..
embracing °Very variety
CARPETS, oiarLoTps, &Aj.
Among which will be found many of the moA
popular Styles of
„ 31)11E4 glOaDOp
sirn.wris l CLOAKINGS 4-, SACKING'S,
at prices that are worthy of attention
Also, n full i lino dl',
1 ,
P.RIFIA,, •G 1 - 40111A45. .:111t()IVNi 'iviiD
BLEWeIi'D 'IVIUSLM,'TICKI.NOS,/
DENIMS, STRIPE SHIRT
INGS, TABLE LINENS,
BROWN & B4ACIIED,
;NAPKINS,, TOWELINGS, LACE AND
- EMBROIDERED WINDOW CUP
TAININGS, EMBOSSED AND
PRINTED TABLE AND
• PIANO' SPREADS,
•. • •
HOSIERY GLOVES,
* Speclai'ittt'euition is called to hie
; CLOTHING & • TAILORING DE
-1 PARTIIIENT,
Where a perfect St is guaranteed or ne. sale.
A sham of tke public patronage is reipectfuliy
solicited. THOMAS IIAItDI N.
Wellsboro, May 15,,1867..
DCWiI it COMM -
TOUT & HAILEY { are receiving alarge
Niiro l lut, of CHOICE NEW WHEAT Fl4olllt,
the first in marktit.( To be sold at reduced pri
ces. 14aug(17.
- •
1 Register's Notice.
ITOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Ex
-111 ecutors and Administratbre nomad below,
have filed their accounts in the Register's Office
in and for the county
. of Toga, and that the same
will ho presented to the Judges of the Orphan's'
Court, for said ; county, at a session of said Court
to be hoWat Wellbbero, on Monday, thb second
day of December aext, at 2 o'clock in the after-.
noon, for confirma ion and allowance.
Final account of Robert Casbeer, Administra
tor of the estate of Erastus Butts, ate of Law
rence Township,l ii econeed.
Account of En eh B. Campbell, Administra
tor of the estate of• James Campbell, late of Tioga
Co., deceased.
Account of I. M. Bodine, Administrator of . the
estate of Norman Francis, late of Delmar Town
ship, deceased.
Account of James Tubbs, Administrator, de
bents ton of the estate of David Taylor, deo'd.
- Mitoifrii of Jantda Lowtri, 'Executor- of the
• the last will and testameint of John Phelan,late
of Delmar township deceased.
• •
IN BAN C.RUPTCY.—This is to give notice:
" That on the 29th d4y of Octt. A. D. 1867, a
IN
in Bankruptcy , as issued . against the
state of George Asher, of.Wellsborongh,ifb !le
county of Tioga, and' State of Penn'a, who fits
boon adjudged Bankrupts on his own Petition ;
that the payment of any 'debts , and delivery of
any property belonging to such Bankrupt, to
them or for their use and the transfer of any pro
perty by him aro forbidden by law; that a meet
ing of s the creditors of the said Bankrupt to
provitbeir debti and to choose one or Moro As.
signeos of the estate, will be held at a Court of
Bankruptcy, to be hoiden at the office of F. E.
Smith, in Tioga, county of Tioga and State of
Penn'a, before F. E. Smith; Register, on the 30thi
day of November, A. D. 1867, at 2 o'clock . P. M
THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
U.S. Marshal West'n Dist. Pa.
.1): Por DAVID 'CAMERON, Deputy
oct. 30, 1867.-4 w
FALL & WINTER GOODS
FOR .1867.
We beg to calf your attentiou.to our stock of
MIWNtRY GOODS,
for tho Fall and Winter trade, which iz now
completo ) embracing full lines of
PLAIN AND FANCY SILK AND YE L
VET RIBBONS,
' of all widths and ahsdos.
STRAW, SILK AND FELT HATS AND
- BONNWI'S,
of the latest and vat approved fhape.
Velvets, Crapes, Blonds, Braids,
,
Feathers, Flowers, Rhehes,
Orparnents;,
apd all articles pertaining to the Millin4y trade,
to which we invite your inspection.
• 'N. B.=Particular attention paid to \Custom
Work. -
. B. D. MITCIIO..L.
Broad Streati'Tioga, Pa.
NEW HARI7WARE STORE I
oot. ; a iasr—u'.
CONYERS & OSGOOD
TN addition to their old business in. Dry Goods,;
Groceries, have established a
STOVE, TIN, AND GENERAL HARD-
' WARE STORE,
two doors lllpw,tbo pld qtapttr ,tvitoro tiro) , than,'
ufacture = • ••
TIN--WARE
ON lON
HUMANITY" PAINCIPLE,
that is, in the most substantial manner. In thl
!miter of
S'TO S,
we have enough to do all the cooking ands warm
ing in Tioga County. In fact, we have kltoves
enough to MAKE A SUMMER in
IVALRUSSIA
We're the o'nly agents fot. the Endo of tho
AMERICAN COOK STOVE
in Wellabore; and this Stove is the
AUTTRAT OF groy - E.s.
We keep all kinds Of Hardware, Iron, Steel, Horse toes, and a complete variety of,
SHELL` 'HARDWARE.
If you don't, believe it DROP IN.
CONVERS dr, OSGOOD.,
Weltsboro, Sept. 4, 1867, ly.
,;
T"E'QEfIIEWS CEPHALIC PlLLS.—These
are the latest improvement among the pills.
They are confidently believed to be tho best pills
for family use that have over been made. They
are so mild and pleasant in their operation and
yet so effectual, that it would
. 0 qpito impossi
hyrto supply the demand for thorn were they
mao generally known. The whole story is told
in the directions which accompany each box.
Price 25 Cent:f. For sale'at ltoy's Drug Storo.
kill Property .for
MBE Subscriber an account of failing Ittalth
t (fors for salo'his Mill Property at Crocked
CXOC Tioga county,'Pa.,formerly known as the
MoCI ire Mill. Said Mill is now in complete
,roaming order, having been lately furnished with
entire new 'Machinery of the most approved style,
and Wilhbe sold together with about 24 acres of
land, on which there is a thrifty, young Apple
Orchard' and Other 'fruit trees, Building :i.e.; on
favorable terms. C. J. lIUMPIIHEY..'
Crooked Crock, Tioga Co.,
my 31, 18117-3 mo
Wellsboro Cloth-Dressing Works.
UAviNa engaged lHr. JAMES SMITH to
Buperinteo ,Ottr , 0101111 w 'Works ire aro
iced) to do all kintl of coloring
. tind dress
ing in good style and on short notice.
S. A..111L TBOLD,
Sept. 18, 1807—tf. - 0. BLAIR,
" EXCHANGE !"
The harvest has come, the promise fulfilled,
To the man whose broad acres were properly
4klled;
Wheat is good, ctrn- bunkum, oats may be a
short crop, • ' -
But the average of all moot be marked 'as tip
top.
e
i
iltAlit no pretensio to prophetic tim ha
I' my reiteration of lo promises to the in
dustrions worker wad good timo. I are there
fore emboldened to pro bogy that nobody will
STARVE , T,O DEAirli
this full and winter who has raised,. enough of
grAin and root crops to keep him and his family ;
and .those who lack ati:hing in tho way of life's
substantials will °Reap starvation by applying
to me at the .. .
BtE-HIVE EXCHANGE , "
where they" will" find my I
PORK,
solid, and sweet, and oheap,,my
FLOUR-X--XX-XXX
according - tothe niarhs upon the barrels; my
, MACKEREL E WI..ITEFISH • 'II
. The latest catch
And the greatest 'catch, ,
west of the
" Silont, mobbing; roaring, and placid Soli."
Iforthermore prop esy that every man and wo
olen, without diet !lotion of color, rade x .or sox,
will be •
Cheered, but not inebriated.,
by using the splendid
II
which I sell cheaper than the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
(or uny other man. Barham ) ) and *no °uprose
Vharges, except the express charge of.ap much a
pound, which you always pay when 'YOU trade
with me.
I have had, and expect to continue to have a
great " of
66 Kaughithy "
MOCHA (from Mecca) JAVA,
_BRAZIL,
AND LAGUIRA
(Tbe latter of which rbymes with, but wea. not
ground at " Eludra."): _
I am further able to eay that people will eat
much or little, in proportion to their appetite,
;tad will pay for much or little, according to
their money! I sell Tea by the eft:tarter pound,
of course, but prefer to wholesale it in packages
of not leas than
SIXTEEN OUNCES,
and, by 1 ereuasion, can be induced to sell
chest, of a dozen pounds to ono customer.
I A T H E It S
will buy anti sell
FARM PRODUCE
at best prices, asking only n good chance to pro
vide something to keep his family
OUT OF THE POOR HOUSE
Wollsborn, Aug. 14, '67. W. T. MAT HERS
T. L. R ( &LBWIN & CO.,
A RE RECEIVING their st i oick.of. FALL ana
WINTER
G-00 DS,
Coneisting of a general assortment of
DRY' GOODS,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, SHAAVLS,KNIT GOODSi
HOOP SKIRTS, B LMOREL I.
- ' SKIRTS, SILKS, OMES-
THIS, FLAN ELS,
Ladies' Cloakings, Cloths and Cassi-
nieces, Gloves and Mittens;
Boots and Shoes,
READY-MIVDE CLOTHING,
Under Clothing, Hats and Caps, Yan
kee IsTotions, Carpets Oil Cloths,
Groceries,'
Flour,
Hangings,
Flour, Feed, Pork,
• i
Hams, Sugars, TeaS, Molasses Syrups,
Coffees,Fish, Oils, Paints, Spices,
Extracts, Wooden Ware,
Brooms, Pails, Tubs,
Baskets,' •
•
Hard Ware, Crockety,, Glass Ware,
Stationery, Salt, Nails,..Tron
Stone War&.,
In fact, a general assortment and as large e;
stock as you will find to eeloot from outside of
thz,eily. All kinds of
COUNTRY
..PRODUCT
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Tioga, Pa., 04 J, 1867.
SHERIFF'S SALES. " -7
BY virtue of sundry writs of Fieri racier', Le. ,'
van Facia', and Venditicrni - Expor!as, is
sued ci 3 Ot of the Court of Common Pleas of Ti- •
oga county, Pa., to me directed, will be , exposed'
to nab io sale in the Court Molise" in Wellsboro,
on MO DAY, the 25th of Ploy's, 1807,, at• one
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o'eloe in the afternorm, the following ,deseribed
property, to wit:
Ai lotf land in Deerfield, Winded east by _
!adds of eorgo" Gilbert, north by lands of Said
Gilbert south by highwayand west by lands of _
George Oilbert—containing • ono acre, more ior
less, all impvivqd, 2 framo houses, frame barniind
a few fruit trims thereon. To be sold as the prop
erty of Allen Frazer. " .
ALSO—a lot of land in the Borough of Wells
jaoro, marked on the Map of Welleboro. as- lot&
Nos. 14 and Id, heir% 120 feet on Main street
and extending batik to Water street, ho the same
more or less, 'frame house, frame barn, and other
'outbuildincm and fruit trees thereon. To bo •sold
as the prererty of Jerome Smith, deed. • ' •
'ALSO—a lot of land in Tioga and Middhibury
bounded north by lands - of 'William o.,Bernes,
east by !awls formerly Of Keyes & south
by lands 11.oFs k Turner, and west by DI G tr,
E I Stevens—containing 100 acres, more or less,
about 10 acres improved, a frame' house, 14-
house, log barn, and fruit trees thereon. To be
sold as the property of :Bharles B Brooks.
ALSO—a lot of land inltutland, bounded north
by lands of John D L0 . 11);ivoll, east by highway.
leading from Mill Creeleto job's Corners, and J
D Longwell. south' by Roswell Crippen, vast by
W'Van Allen—containing 200 acres more or
less, 145 acres improved, a &Mlle house, 2 frame
barns, other outbuildings; and apple orchard
thereon. To be sold as the property of J. Benson.- •
ALSO—a lot of land tin Bless, in the village of
Blossburg, hounded north by the railroad depot,
east by railmad, south 'by John A Wilson and
west by.Jacolldiller—being 50 feet feont and 90T,
feet deep, with- ono frame storehouse thereon.- To
bo sold as the property of James Gernon.
ALSO—a lot of !arid In Tioga, beginning at the
first green hemlock tree on the west side of Croo
ked.Creek, about 30 rods below Where the old
sawmill stood ori said premises, thence up alOng
said creek by its , several - courses, including gild
mill and the privileges ttiereof, to place Where
the creek panda its course t 9 the site of the Mans
field fermi how, thence across said creek to,a
'small elm-on the opposite bank, thence' south 78
degrees West 7 rods, to a large elm tree on the
south bank of a cove, thence across said cove
south.Bo.deg. west, 63 rods to, a stake in the line
of lands of the estate of George Daggeft, deo'd,
thence northerly along Said line to the Intersect-
ion of said lino with Crooked Creek, thence down
said creek according to its courses to a large but
tonwood tree opposite the first rollway above the
Mansfield farm house, thencenorth 87/1 deg. east
to the place of beginning—containing - a? acres,
more or less, 50 acres improved, a sawmill, five
frame ho'uses, two frame barns, two sheds and ;2
apple orchards thereon. To be sold as theproP
orty of William' B Keyes.
ALSO—a lot - of land in Chatham, beginning at
the southeast corner of a certain point 10 perches
west of the old road, thence west 1 deg. north 64
eerches and ten links, thence south 2. perches,
thence west 35 perches and 1,0 links, thence north
40 perches to a beech tree, thence east 74 perches
thence southwesterly to the place of beginning—
cOntaining 20 acres and allowance;., '
all
•ALso—one other tract of land in said town-
ship described as follows: all thateast part of -
lot No. 267, part of warrant No. 1332, in tbb al
lotment of Bingham lands in said Chatham twp.
beginning at the middle point of the nya4h line,
that is to say, 46 rods from the northwest corner
of said lot as surveyed, thence, east 46 rode to the
northeast corner of, said lot, thence by the boun-'
dary of 'said lot and of lots Noe. 116 and 117,
171 9 10 perches to the southeast corner of said
lot No. 267, thence west 46 perches to south lino
of said lot, thonco northerly by a direot line to
the place of .beginning—containing 47 acres
more or less. To Ito sold as the property of Was
D Kelly and Joel Parkhurst. -
ALSO—a lot of land in Middlebury, bounded
north by Lorenzo Lake,
cast by Brutus Niles,
south by Lewis Ames and Trost by David Palmer
- , --containing 50 acres more or less, and being the -
Fame lot conveyed by Daniel Holiday, Guardian
of Erastus Ames of al. to Richard Brown. To be
sold as the property of Richard Brown, Admr. of
Gin Palmer, doe'd. • ,
A .SO—a lot of land in Middlebury, bounded
north by lands of Ralph Button and Rodert sax- .
berry, cast by Ralph Button, south -by Bingham
lands and west by Robert and Albert .9.aaberry•-r.
containing 85 awes more or less, about 45 acres
improved, one span of horses og house, log:
blacksmith shop, a frame bar and fruit treos
thereon. To be sold as, the. property of Hiram
Rutton.
ALSO—a lot of land in Blops, known as lot p
No. :1 in block N0.,7, of tho vitro of BlossburV
one frame house thereon. T bo sold as th
oroperty of Thomas Sample,
ALSO—a lot of land .in Wollsboro, bounde
northerly by Pearl at. easterly by tho street runl
wing from Pearl st,to James Locke's, southorl
by Walnnt-st, Westerly by lot formerly owned b
C Y Dartt, now owned by B. D. B. Cobb, extonq
ing back from said Pearl-st Z5O feet, and front
ing on'Penrl-st CO fcet,-containing a. of an acre.
all improved; frame house, front° barn, and fruit
treesithergsm. To be sold as the property of 11.
Stowell, J?.
ALSO—a lot of land in Knoxville, bound d
north 'by J Dearman, east by lliram Freer,nr ,
and C 11 Goldsmith, south by Main.st. and we t
by Giles Roberts—containing aboutii of an acr ,
2 frame houses, a frame barn, frame butcher i s
shop, and fruit trees thereon. To bo sold as the
property of Samuel May. i
ALSO—a BA of land bounded north by itt No.
3;34 of the allotment of Bingham lands in Chat
ham, under contract to Jonathan Mattison, east
by part of lot 835, contracted to Christopher Col
vin and lot 333, in possessitA of William Boone, '
south by lot No. 373, conveyed - to Mercy Truman,
west by lot No. 322, conveyed to Osins Martel .t.
lot No. 2 conveyed to Daniel Angell—containing
55 acres and_ the usual allowance of six peF cent.
for roads, &c., bo the same !more or less, being - __
lot No. 341 of the allotment offßingham lands iu
Chatham, aforesaid, arid part of warrant No. 1315
—about 15 acres imforoved, ono, plank house
To be sold as tho property of Gaylord
thereon.
Mattison
ALSO—a lot of land bounded north by lot 139
of the allotment of Bingham lands in Rutland,
convoyed 'to Hiram Wilmot, east by part.ofiot
130 and lot 127, in' possession of Reynolds ~... cx
hee,-south by lot 125, conveyed to W L ,it I J.
Kenyon, and west by lot 128, conveyed to San
ford S A James C Johns—containing 128 7-10
aeros, with the usual allowance of six per cent.
for roads, itc., bo the same more or loss—being
lot 128 of the allotment of Bingham lands in
Rutland, aforesaid, and part of warrant NO, 1217
—about 35 acres improved, a frame house, frame
barn, and two apple orchards thereon. To be sold
as 'the property of Milan Ellis.
A LSO—a lot of land bounded north bilot 17
of the allotment of Bingham ,lakids, in Rutland
conveyed to Johnson Brewer, and lot 19 in pos.
session of Urial Lucas, east by. lot 50, conveyed
to Justus Garrison, south by lot 51, conveyed to
Jefferson Prutsman, west by lot 53, in possession
of said Jefferson Prutsman, and lot 48, contracted
to George W A N Brewer—being lot 49 of Go
allotment of Bingham lands in Rutland, and
Part of wnrant 1401—containing 84 1-10 acres
and the usual allowance of six per cent. for roads.
Ac., about 60 acres improved, frame house, frame
barn and fruit trees thereon. To be sold as the
property of Uriah Lucas.
ALSO—a lot of land hounded north by lot 13
of the allotment of Bingham lands in „Rutland,
contracted to Aaron Burr, east by lot 1-1. convey- 4 ,
ed to W B Sturdevant and 10t,17 conveyed to'
Johnson Brewer, south by lot 79, in possession of -- .'.
Urial Lucas, lot 48 contracted to John W & N :-
Brewer, and west by said.lot 48, lot 20, contract-
ed to W W Westgate—being lot 19 of the allot
ment of Bingham lands in Rutland, and part of
warrant 1401—containing 31 5-10 acres and' al
lowance of, six per cent. for roads, - firo., about 20
acres impr o ved. To be sold as the property of
rich Lucas. , _
ALSO—a lot of land in Ward, bounded north
b land of A J Teter and Joseph Brooks, east by
H N Williams, south by A W Johnson, west by
Leroy Ayres—containing 118 acres, about 30
Ores improved, 2 log houses a log barn, an apple
orchard and outbuildings thereon. To be sold as
the propoity of Jnstus E Brooks and Jas Brooks.
1 ALSO—a lot of land in* Mansfield, bounded
north by Wm M Barden, east by said Barden,
south by Elmira-st. west by Williamson road-1
storehouse thereon, being about 83 feet deep and
13 feet wide. To be sold as the property of 11 P
Knowlton and Thomast North. 's
. ALSO—a lot of laid in Elkland, bounded
north by lands of J W Ryon, eas by said Ryon,
south by highway,.west by J G 4Arkhurat—con
.taining 1 acre, 'a frame hots°, frame barn and
fruit trees thereon. To ho sold as the property of
.0 F Marsh.
; ; ALSQ—fi lot of land bounded north by lot 43
of -the allotment of Bingham lands in Westfield
township,'unsold, and lot 44, contracted to bo_
sold to 'Barton Hunt, east by said 10ti144, south by
lot 267, conveyed`to Thomas Stone, and lots 171
;1,11(1'79, conveyed to Caleb Trowbridge, west by
lot 262, conveyed to John Goodspeed—contain.
log 69 8-10 acres, and usual Allowance of s x per
eent. for`roads, ,he i be' the same more or less—it •
being lot 77 of the allotment of Bingham lands'
in Westfield and Clymer townships, and
.part • of
warrants 1231 and 1230 i about 18 acres improved„
a log house and apple orchard thvroon. o be ,
sold us the property of Isaac Hunt. , •
ALSO—a lot of land In Jackson, beginning In t emu.
ter of the road near the barn, thence along the road
vent 160.1 perches to William 11. Brollies SW corner,
thence along -40 id Smith's south line castl33.7 perches
to th* road, thence along the road south . 30° east 23.8
heretics to lower corner of Joliu Stallard's lot, thence
north 64° east 18.5 perches, thence south 27 perches to
place cf beginning—containing 37 acres, more pQppr less,
about' 5 acres Improved, a framo boasts thereo . To
Lo sold as the property of Isaac Searles. --
ALSO—a lot of - laud , in Middlebury, birded
I north by lands of Waldo White, east by aniel
White, s south by highway, west by W K Mitohe)l,
1 - i containing i acre more or less, a frame house,
2" risme bares and fruit trees thereon. To he sold
thu property of E. C. tleorge, and Raeltuel
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