E
OME MATTERS.
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WEDNESDAY, .TAN. :8, -1868.
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VIASONIc. . „.,.
o l' n . , l l ., e rn a cota aftheir'ttall t
1 oL , st i LorF:,
drag s tore,
n . 3 1 46 . v. evening, on <or
rforrilortlioVoll Moon, at 16 o'clock P. . .
TTOGA CHAPTER, No. 114, It: X. M., meets at the
lb% on 'lnurskty evening, on or, before tho Fall
moon ,,nt 0 o 'clock P. M. <
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vixiA COUNCI, No. 31,5. MASTIMS, meets at
T.,. li o, on tho thlrd Friday of each. calendar
n t " 00 1 7 , ot 6 o'cloW P. M. • ~ 1.
TYAOAGIVTON CO3IMANDNItY, No. 28, of ANIDEITS
TEMPLAR, and the appendant orders, meets at the
Ira% on the tlrat Friday of each - . calendar mouth, at
6 o'clock P. 31. , _ , . .
) New Advertisements,
Sheriff Sales—J. B. Poltor. '
Caution—if. J. Mourey. •
Trustee's Notice—ä. I. Mitchell:
Applications for License. . •
Quarterly Report4J. L. - Robinson,' cashier.
Happy New,Your—. M. B: Prince. ,
Bee-Dive Exchange—Mathers, •
Two Bankruptcy Notices, • i .•
Betray Steer—S. Frost. • - . •
In Divorce—Sheriff Potter.
Administrator's Notice—Estate of M. S. Bald
win. .
Court Proolamation. ; ,„ ' •
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Business Card—Dr. Bitter. . •
B. B.. Case, Agent. ,
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The' inflect of items of news and the advertising
which i.lways precedes Court crowd out our
weekly gossip for this week. Several interesting
matters have to go over also.
CAuT.rori:—lthe accidents in the lum
ber camps this season are unprecedented in—nuufi
bet. A little more caution would. save inclin
bows and funerals. 7 -
NAME.—Some person who 'failed
to subscribe his name, or to date his letter, 'sends
us One Dollar, with "please accept and obligo—'!
and nothing more. We ‘have accepted, bat wish
to know how it is to be applied: '
DosAm:T.—The friends of Rev— W. Statham
rtill give him a deflation at the, house of 'Joel
Catlin, Friday afternoon and evening s Jan:l7th,
host.. •
AcclDErrr.We learn that Mr. IRA-
N& in the employ of Dlr. C: Herrington, lumber,
man on Kennedy Run; had his 4eg broken in two
places during the holidays while at work. No
particulars have reached ns. •
Aui.— Our yoiing friend, Charlie
Thompson, with Prunk Spencer, Photographer,
Mansfield, fits shown us some specimens of Iris
skill in retouching photographs in oil. We think
he has succeeded Well, Cud predict for the now
arrangement a thriving business. r
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HUMPHRIES BREAVERA ESq:, Super
intendent of the "FikU Brook if oat Mines and
'&.
President of th W
e olin 'ro Lawrenceville Rail z
road Company, died,' a ddenlY, at Fall Brook,
Dee. 26. His disease as congestion of the
lungs. Mr. Brewer was man ofifine , business
capacit, and for , 'ene y . and activity had , few
superiors.
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SBIABEf-UP.—Messrs. Williams & Sears,
of the Wellsboro Foundry, had an unpleasant
smash-up n their engine-roost on Christmas
Day. ' Mr. i earnwas at work with a wrendh about
the engine, the latter being in slow motion, when
the took dropped into the machinery and brolps
the main shaft, the crosshead, the eylinddr' head,
and the kat i des. \ The engine was sent Roch
ester fok4epairs, and will probably bekti its old
placeyrind at,work ere this meets' the' eye of the
reader. •
MANSFIELD.—A corresPontient NIT rites
us some of the Particn4ars *ching the Crystal
Wedding anniversary,i of / Prof. and Mrs. Y. A.
Allen, but the letter •hss' been mislaid, and Aso
can only report from,/memory. -It was a very
pleasant affair, and , the gifts were nanny and costly.
The chiefost of,them was 'a porcelain dinner
sett, with the Initial "A" - iji Magenta dm each
piece. Fro a what wo gilh6- the Professor might
pruar.sury f oot up' a, crockery store for a moan' tor
two. Glad of it.. • LI
'READFUIi DEATH T.— Monday
Mr. Jacob Conley, in the employ of
/Mr. C. P. Grinnell on his log job on Marsh Creek,
met with a sudden and dreadful death. llp was
working near a pile of logs, when the logs hogan
to ion, and before he could' get out of the :Way,
•passed over him, eiushing his body into a shape
less mass.
Mr Conly wa's an industrious and highly -re
spectable man, and-haves n -wife. and sovoral
dren to mourn MS fate-.
S. or T.—We'Moro Division N0:•265, Songof
Temperance ; hold its election for officers for the
first quarter of 1888, Thursday Evening, 26th
with the following ,
W. P., O. P. Ellis; W. A., Robert Trull; R. S.,
B. Shakospear, A. R. S., Maj, Gee. W.
hier
:iek;F. S.. E. 3: Purple; Treas. :Robert Helsoy;
Chaplain, C. G—Guernsey C. oeo. 'Epgliill; A.
C., MC. Bailey; I. S., Chas/Van fern;
C. Lockwood. •
' The installation took Place tl on Thursday eVe
ning, Jan. 2.' • . ,
:44t : , - DELAYS.—Friend J. P. Biles,
of Knollis, , writes.us tindardatc - of January 2,
to , taylr% he t has soot eta 'several letters , 4:oPrz
'whichlra has li 7 dat'2;ofhiiig ; and - coneiriding to
'try once more, we are happy to assure him that
his last effort was best.. As to the former letters--
not ono of them ever reri.thed us. We rather guess
the stoppage is accounted for by the rkents of the
last two weeks; as a good many dollars of our
looney-have disappeared, from .timo to time, on
the cross route to Knoxville. •
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PRoanEss.--Mr. F. D. Bunnell has
dcme something to avert the disgrace which ought
to attach to a village of the size
,of Washer°
without a publio He has fitted up his now
Hall opposite then Bank in comfortable style for
the accommodation of the public. It is spacious
and well lighted, and , will'seat; comfortably, 500
people. Thanit.you, Mr.B., for your enterprise.
The amusements 3ThiCh have so long ono by,.us
Without 'stopping will please take notice that
Wellsboro has tigood.Hall for concerts, lectures.
Come along.
-The Hall was dedicated to Use New Year night
in a public Dance under the auspices bf Mr.llltri.
Townsend, of the Townsend House.
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PEIISOI!TAL.—Capt, Geo . . A:- Ludlow
Iftto stationed at Ileums, below NOW Moans,
is
reached Lis Lome in Charleston ueiday oyeniug,l
Dec. 2t, ult. Capt, Ludlow h resigned his
commission in•the army, an,4 wil return to more
civil. bustnetts. Re reports very rand weather in
Louisiana, rio frost having appeared when ho
left. lie is In, sturdy health, having run
,the
gauntlet of yellow flitter for many month awithout
becoming a victim.
Mr. C.A. Deane, Whoseline lottersi from Colo
rado our readerstwill remeMber, is On a visit to
his relatives in this-village.' lie has 1 absent
nip) than a year, employed by the rdoeruluont
inisurveying the public domain, and has had
great opßortunities 0 see the wonders of the
great 3V4t. He brings &splendid collection of
minerals, which may he' seen at Youngs, )3OOk
store.
He states that he hoe notbden sick a day 4nring
his absence. •
A WOEIDVOTHE WISE.--r-Mr. William
1 A. Wallace,yChairmatt of
,the, Copperhead. 4taiej
Commit issued another secret circular to'
the g•Delfa: tic" wire pullers of l'ennl-rtnia,_
r
— intended to bear upon_ the approaching ikwnship
- elections. Our readers will bear; witness to; the
feet that we have never used -41te columns of
Tat A6ITATOrt to specially IntluinCe the action `of
Republicans . in the township and borough) elect : -
fens, unless such usereiated to a general t'oe . ..om- -
mendation that good and -temperate 'men' be
selected to fill thaplaces. ~ ,
But as Air. William A.: trallace, ran?ve men
tioned, has WA , fit to enter into the canvass of
• the'Etatefor tewaship oftleers,3ro shall Meat him
rather more tltairt.'half way in- one. - rec4airrenda.
Lions to the itePublicani of Tioga County. As
• he recommends that tho,4Temooracy" arouse
themselves, and carry every.oloction district that
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belongs to thcm,nrwlits Marty . e . re .: s they:, eau,
we earnestly urge our Repitlilieat fil , rids !.cl Pliice
all necessary - preparation.le - eleot stp ling Ttopub-;
Resin Buporrtsore,)iatites.of the Pee, and Con
stables in every distriat where we liav a majority.
As ,be recenumends that none bUt trusty' Men
be elected, so do wc.' And it is of v y great im
portance that our friends see to-it in good time,
that there may - bo'no failure to scour. a thorough
Republican organization in Ocry to nship'where
we nave a majority. If Mi. Walla e wants to
draw the party lines in township el. tions let us
assist him to do lt.; . ond,iet us ace to it that Ocy
cireilram'a SO tight ae io ' 01°14, . don) rheaCiften 40
death idiereper it is possible, : ,We mu;t meet the
enemy on the field to which . he invi es us. Let
r $ show him that we are ready, theu.h the, prop
osition did not come from the Republican party.
We propose ibat,qh snit. Majority iitriots, ono
rational - and decent democrat be. p.t upon the
- Election Board. This is 'the ' inten lon of the
law, that the Minority may be repres.nted on the
1304 d. We can counsel no furth'er "m gnanimity"
to alporty which has earned condip political
dantnntion; and thcolcorn and conte. pt "rd*, 'every"
loveTr of his country. . '' " ,
Let Republicans hold their ethic' ses,4i week
preVious to the day.of . oleetion,,. and, ? agree' upon
thejmndidates receive their ttiff iikelh Sink
all personal feeling and select . good ..en who, Will
'honer the positions. Our opponents may P'e up
:to ttielr usual trick's. Look out f. r t em.
INCENDIARISM IN EL tL I
about ten o'clock; 'Wedriesda:xj
ultimo, a fire was diseovered o
ing to Duvall's Mite!, in Elttland, an
allelforts to control it, the building a
yferci destroyed. It-was supposed :1
that the Afire inut.t extend to: the, best
village, but owingto the onow,,enty 9 l
the great exertions of citizens, it Nr:
At about 9 o'clock, Saturday nigh!
flro was discovered issuing from a
by Joel Parkhurst, 'Es4.; and ' eprd.
'oth'ers fontignons. ..I!he entire four a.
of hay and grain were totally cons l
Parkhurst•had no insurance . , 'Duvall)
insured; the losses are not stated.
Both fires were Incendiary, bayou,
The Bev; of Elkland offers a reward
the arrest and conVietion'Of the I.
'incendiaries. tre are glad to, bear
people Tioga. Count); tlo Snot; s take .
matter of barnburning, and put it do
strong'hand, no Man, than asee
be ablO`ta'elieet un insurance, upon
five years. In these' 'latter- cases no
discovered, sis:yet.
these thinge must come to light ono
has-been too much dillydnildling' with
iu the past; Make'llio punishment o f
certain as it is'possible to make - it, an every viis
cal in the State lgeiv York will no Lstop over
the lino into Tioga 4 to yen:oWe his tut of :law
"
Oad order
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THE SUNDAY SEPfOOi.S. lylriFittlitts
pasied pleasantly and notably with thOE ' piscopal
and 4lethodis.t : Suridny Schools—the fririncr ;liar-
Mg a reunion and Christmas Treo at tile Rectory,.
and the latter a film occasion at the Cciurt'llonse.
Tho RCetory parlor was , decked , -inii Christmas
attire, arid a large evergreen occupiel . , a contra.]
i. ,
position; illuminated with vials.' tapers nd leadCd
with gifts. ..Tho -childrOn - 'swanned - in • hogaitY.
attire,, sang their pretty Christmas . aio`lti,t,`lite
their Cakes and apple's, and w2nt ho e in mind
season with their nice preents. A go t odly num
ber of books in flue biadittg)rere diki buile.l, and
of a class seldom protided; ' - , .'
The' Court Rouse Was well filled with l•hildre»
and adults.- The Christm4gree yrael Me , ., and
thl.cliildran'missio happy. .ho .grown folks ap
peared to enjoy the occasion equal ' with the
it
children. 'Mt Paised_off pleasaritlin 'd in a way
to be remembered by the participants Pleasant
meetings, these, antral' incaloulable be ofit in- the
little folks.
The,P
'reshyterian anniversary took phii,o ' N'Cts
Year Might, at th . e church. The , room ; was
tastily, decked with evergreens and in front of
the deilt stood tho most.fruitful tiee Wp ever saw
in bearin6 , durir. (3 -4k. , ---..,-;,,,t,-- mcnit t.,b,..,... tr: wr , ,. ,
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foasieth.lvith Cornucopias, , pietnr.4, ' &blots ict
silver and setts of Bohemian glass, ouif lone, riii:-
bons, china mugs, slates, jewelry boxe.
On a stand near, were 113 volhmes
many of_theut 'choice, for diStributiOu'l
classes. 'We were present but a Shorkti
the-distribution, but long enough to
.•
plensant surprises 'and the rippling- It
the children. The superintenifenl, - 7 :.
Esq., received a beautiful Chrpiiopiett
tly framed. The.ccotthion vies highly i
and th 4 church crowded. • -
So end's our brief notice of the -Sunday - s_,!"eiteol
'Anniversaries. i ;Nay s they -idereitSo is Linterisi
frCrn year to yeal.
'THE INSTITUTE Oil,
The annttafineqing of,this
pontud froin Des.to Thiirsday,San
metingTmeting will be ' lleld nt the - St i tt
Sehool, , commencing at 2 p.m. of that;
cptitizitiiiig ev,oni.ng:
attendance of the inetubeiti ie :expecte,
proceedings Will be
Boon Monti,
UCAcrc3-ixTi' Tr'a;cl6
.} ,
:401ding.—Perso4s
volumes of the Atlantic, Harper's, The
ory, Peterson's, Clodey,,
Young Folks Law - .Ttegister, or other
will,pleaso taro.notiee.that'.l-
,
and - will receive until Jan. 6, all orders
lug. Styles and . priees'rnilytio CiXal4ll „
Book Store. .L ( . 1 90-/R7?./. -,:33,1140
PtoTtintis S PICTURE: PRA3LES.- 6 Piliti
illg pictures to be . framod - : had 'b,iiiter'c
gpokrzfitore, and' miaziiinoTotrzs' lar
*eat of !Frames in' every Style, and at i 1
- tiry price, , J,ithographa, Chromos, tut
and Photographs, with - and -without 4r,
Albums; and Album Phituros, in groat
also Stereoscopes and Stereo:m . 4l,A pi: 1
the Holidays. -, , 7-''N'o - obargo. for
them. ~w - i
1, t ~ i ' •-;' 5 Jdeii
The Jargest, best and cheaper
merit of ;frames ever brought:4A° Ting,
with large pietures-in eyery way to suit
Fhotographs at $1,60 per ' dot, ,all :go}
rank Spencer's' Aittialleryllifahiited, I
• "Dec. 25-tf. .
J‘ 1 "44R4A.CiV5, , ..,
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• DEMBN,V-410CEIVEl.D.-6
Jackson, by.Rov."3l..Rockwoll,Tr
and Misi Mary E. 'Rockwell, 4aught
officiating clergyman. , _
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BORDEN—WOOD.+In Wellshoro, 's
inst.,.by A. S. Brewster, Esq., Mr. Bel.
and Miss Jane Wood, both of Deliiitrr.,
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Deltad..
1807, by Rev. A. Dodge, Franeis ; •Sim,
Clara S. Johnson. •-• •
OSBOBNE—PALIOR:-In •Delnsia
reddened of the bride'i'mother', by. the
bert Osboirric, and _Amanda Palmer,
Day, Dec', 25, 1867. • ; •!,
WELCII.—WDLC/L-:-.DiSnlDran, P
by N. A.l'aylor ' Esq., Mr. NblsoNelson'W'
Miss Delon Welch, all of• Sullivan,
,
WILSOIN—STICKLEY.—In East
1),pc.11, by Rev C. A. Stone, Mr.• Dania
yon, - of Charleston, and Miss Lydia' Sti,
Demar.
HO R TON—FURMAN.—=In Delmar,
80v..N. Dart,- Mr. Morino Dorton,
Mary Jane Purnilin, both of Delmar
-25111,1M, by Elijah Stowell.Esci., - Mr 4
and .3Des ,A.
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Delmnr;• Nov. 24;
the infirmities oe;a,ge,,M r fa. , Warririer, in
UYBIES.~ In' Middlebury, -Dec.
Jacob Hypes, Esq., of paralysis, in
year of his ago. - -
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BALDIYIN - .--in • La*rai6e,' Ded:• 3
tiosea S. Baldwin, in li-i 53a year: ' ` -:.
ALBA.:—At ili.o're'sideneopi her son, ,
ville;-Pa. 8ee:24,4867,,.Mr5. of.
Al
89 -years. .
Shippen, Dee.
B. Lnpgoi), aged 11 yeari! 5 in . onthe 9, di
• on the:l3
alingering rngig.T4il34..tculalt_Chriaman,
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in
Jacob Chrisan, of Walton, N. Y., in
year of her aka: . •
dark neek'For, on Friday
L4Deo. 27t1 between Harden's sit
Dai-Ct'a wagon chop, Main-Bt. The fi
confer a favor by leaving tho same at
Jan. 8, 1868.
SYECIAL. '*yAbh.:
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. ; ptuneriAcci,.P
, X ll O4 ,
oirdsorgnnaltioliil Opncei, P9r9r44 l 2Vounr., if;
Er apt Son aro coup hy 01'01Mo - of Dr.R.GARENEI3
1 i ne9tr 0 7 1 494i9a114 B • •
aud - Indiatiti , g - OtOihir.SMOlfea*hloltoitOritrid:thiibloOd
or all humbiCr;lkfoieniy. Lchidpfd.,an4
ardicic-d with _every .variety of diaeaso. A
694 diqm . rlhing Conc,M; Vorofnla; Ifnmore ' and 'other
diseasoa t With their propili mimeo of elmO,:, may. be
teincd froo at .tho Medical Inatltuto, or by, mail.
dress Dr, 8. tittEotip, 19.Tem iil4e; floston.,l4com.
Nov, 0, 180 .--4 t. ' -
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SPECIAL ; NOTICE.'
ADDItEfiS TO THE NEILVOUP AND DEBILITATED
i whom) en &doge have been protracted from hidden
cauarm,.aml whoso caeca reunite prompt treatment to
I ender,ex Istenee desirable:, If yon arosuffering or havo';
I s ti ffiCrid item lavolutitari discharges, what effect deice
it proluco upon your general -health? : Do rate feel
weak, ,debilitated, efullik tired? Does , a little extra
oxertlea product. 'palpltatlOn of - thd; hiutrt?' Does
your liver, or urinary organs; or your kidneys, .fro
fluently get out .0f order
,•? In your urine sometimes
thick, inliky,,lor ilochy, or- is it ropY 'or - settling r Or'
does a thick scum rise to-Alto top? Or Is a sediment itt
the• bottom after, It has stood awhile? ' Do' yon,have
'spells of short breathiugbr dyspepsia? - Aro your bow
els enlist Mated? Do you have spells of fainting or rush
es of blood to the head? la your memory. impaired 1
Is your mind constantly dwelling upon this subject?—
' Do you feel lull, listless, moping. tried of company„of
lifer Bayou villij, to be loft alone;- to got away front
r
everybody Does any little thing make you start or
jump?' is your sleep brokenorrestless ? Is the lustro ,
of your eke es bitilliankr: Tito bloom au . your' cheek as
bright? -Do - yon enjoy yourself' in society itieivoill-r,'
Do ypu pursue your business with the istras - enorgYl—
you feel as much confidence hi yourself?,,. Are your.
spirits Mill find flagging. glven'td fits of mancholy?'
`lf so, do n0t...1ay.-tt-to-your Dver_or dyspepsia:- -Have
you restless.,nights? - Your hack weak, your kneee
wea k, atioltele..hut, tittle appetite, ond.you attrlijate",
this to dysPotisia of liver complaint ? ~. -•- - • ''
Now, fender, eelfabuse, venereal diatom a badly cured,
and sexual excesses, are all czififible of producing a
weakness of the generative organs. The organs of gen.'
eratibn, when In perfect health;,Mlce the man. Did
you ever think that t (le' hold, defiant, energetic, per
`soverin,m suCCessful: uslnesamon _Are -always thotio •
+lies° generative .or Line are Ili perfeet,:heidth? You
S
never hearsuclitini.Manifiltardt . lielhg ufellificholY, of
nervousness, of palpitatiou,of the heart. They ere nev
er afraidAttey,stundLiucceetrAuAtteitkass trdortf,
hocornO . W/ne? discormarp•tigy tare:al qt:pel fit
and pleasant-ln tlke,conif tt, y oriadlea4l4l Ipiiit d
them right in ebb field-none 'Of your ifowneastlciblis
„or any other meanness about them. I dp not mean
. theta Whollietill the Otgahiventlamed liy runnlnkto'sx.;
cess. Themjvlll pokonly rut u ,-.tho ednatittiticintf. bbt
_Also tliose they, do 'Witness with or for; .
llow s inanymen from badly.cured diseases, from: tide
effects or actitaimadatid ok(!estibi, havb brought about
that state hf *caboos e in thosobrgans thathaa reduced
tho 'general systom.somuch -ftelto 'induce almost every
other Wawa-40;0bn - lunacy, paralysis, spinal affect ,
ions, Salable, .andpalmost every other form of- Meuse.
which humanity is heir to, and the real cause of,the
trouble scarcely over suspected. and have doctored for
!, all but the right ono. , ~.
Np.- At
liee: -iSth
rn ,belong
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' in spite of
d contents
t one time
itlaYtior - the
!r9cifs,llirl(t
s ltheeked..
following,
tarn olned
Id to Ireo
5;11 Contputi
.TS 'lt. Mr.
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t ,:oarn wits
, qfit.P4°/ 3 -;
f $lOOO for
'del:Whir or
it. ‘ If, the
41 of „ibi s
n With a
ndiel; Wilt
' c'l'a.Tol .. a
Motive , is
t , some 4 et
ay.; `there
eiintinel,s,
crime as
~. Diseases ofilose,orgaasiroquire the nee of a diuretic.
'ITELSIROIX'S FLUID F.:1. - TRACT DUCAT) is the great
Diuretic, and is a certain Cliio for diseases;of GI Dia&
- dor; Kidneys, Gravel, !'DroPey, Organic ‘Valikness, Fe
male Complaints ; General Debility, and ail &settees of
tlio.Urinnyy,Orgitue, vliether - existing in Maio or Fe.,
male, froth"wbaltwAt l tense orlginatibg aid Vo, matter:
;bow langttainlibg ,•= • • 4 ;'. !,I 1'- ,_!4,i , " r,!:: 4 ti; ~
• If no treatailift Is' tubli)ltto to, Consuaption or, In
sanity may ensue. Our flesh and blood are supported
from these - ,senti!eq and'the boalthandliapniriese,' - and
that. of poelefity; depends uPonProMpt,neenfa;rallabla
remedy.. ~ _ .
i 1 AIRI,MOGLIYS EXTRACT illollt, * estahlislied up,- i
'wa 01 aIR "yeari, prepared by R. T,114311101,D,'.' : -',
;. . _ • bp4 J3roadivay,Z; ow York; and • ..•• ,
;1646auth 10th Street, PhiladelPhiat t.- '
. - $t,25—51.,25 per bottle, or 6 bottleA3i $11,50, Iv
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ered to any address. Sold by all Drugkists oreryivore.
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- COLGATE & CO"S
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9,45 , - .. GERMAN- ,
&CO 4. r C : E.,lt_ AgVE,SOAP
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' , : j - •*-" , -•• -,' ClalltNOß. For sale by all
•- - . •• • .: >_ Grocers. % Vmay67-Iy.
ERROR ? S'
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A Gentleman who slit - feted for .years from 'Nerien ,
Decay,and all the effects of - youth
fulindi.!cretion, will, for the - sake of suffering human
ity, send free to all who need it, the recipe - and direr,
alum for• making the simple remedy by which ho 'was
Sofferers wishing to profit by the advertiser's
experience, car% do so by Addressing, in perfect confi
dence, . JOHN D. OGDEN.
22innyG7,1y1 . :'32 th , dar Street, New Yerk.
S,HaILIASIEITLIBUS OURANTUR,
Ipreueor4Tnic 44rmOsnros;
I. M (4 i S m T i c' l A 1:
51 r L o fi m
ELApVeilleincrto°'Velv'l,l).en't'lltr°o3riniTeicionAs
Edicient, and Iteliici. They are the only Medicines
perfectly lideptedeftoptilar uee—so simple that mfs.i
takes cannot be dial' in using them ; soliarmless es to
be free from danger, and so efficient as to be altvoys rei
Timv have mists,. the-highest commendation
-cont oil, and Will ntirays render eatisfactinn.
Nu Cents.
•1, Cures / 4 51752'5, Congestion, Inflammatiun...... 25
2, do Worlds , Worio•Devc ' r, WormiColle 25
,
it. lido orybigiColl4.ir Teething of infants— 25
d. -410 Diarrhea of Children or adults 25
ft, Ito risiseuterv, ilriping, Bilious Colic 25
Cholera-Morbus, 25
dui Coughs. Cultis t UroucLitfs r... 25
•
b,_ chi Neur a lgia, Toothache, Viirencixo 25
0, du neaduches, Sickilleadactio, Yet•tigo...
10, do. Bygpormia, lliltuits Stomach ~ 24'
td?' Suppressed or painful Vutitidd . 26
12 'do Whites, too profuse 1'eri0(11,...1,
25 •
:10 croup, count, disiont Breathing 25
do. Salt Rheum', Erysilkela4 Einlitions,.. 25
Is, 'Lilo , RheumatismiAlleilisatio Plvisa 25
¶I9 rover.and Ague, Chill b'ex l ai, Agues 60
11, du • rifles, blind, or g
do oplithaintylanif sore osjss'eait
10, ; Catarih, blifo»fo s lntinenzi, ' .... 50
20, 'do I Mi T hoOpillgi. o ol3o, s'iolfieccoughs... 60
21, do Asthmla, Opprueoed Bredthins
tto ' Ear Mischargnn,
i, I 'do Scrofula, enlarged Glands, gviellingl i
24.,•, (10 e r ouejoil.bebiliiy;l'lliV.ol,
Dri ipfiv,Nisii scinty Siera:Ogg — ` w .7611
4 / 41 RIFICU94(rolt]Ls - fidingpi
C ' dr , Ridnek.Diiraiie,, OilivZr"
9- 9-s Nervous DolrjlitiP,!vseToinllts I;
z , , annlO, inM):4lipary ;Inept:arms - I'oo.
I tfb Moffill, Canker (• - •.(eiki
CO, ilo DrinarpiNnaltnenth 'wetting" , b0t...T.46 ,
1, do Painful Periods , with Spasms . 60.
, sufferiuts Shasgtiollll6:l7.).';., i 3'66
; • -r
du Epllopgir, Spasm', St. Vitus' Banco 1•00
01, Diphtheria,Ulcerated, Sum
h'AMILT - CASES: •
,43 , r,rPtiAnor. /limit:fa% 4 - X6l47cON‘titiitNo
CIFIC FOR tvr.tr OnDIECAItZ.DIOndIIa. -A ..Ettlitt , '
fOIOJLOT 10, AND As DOOK„ cleDlitEatiottg.......slo
Smatter FAMILY and 'fit.t . eitirm cases, with 20 to
28• Vials.. . tssB
Syecificis for or MteVAl : l:. both for Cut .
ilXp and for Pni.vt:OTlM:treittoont, and •' '
il•rolif rind pocket cases: . : . . ..
ficutedleit by the case or Vingltk,box, are
scot' t&, any liart'of the country, by Nail or Express,
Troo - or charge, on receipt of the pifge.
, ifolOres! 4ECuditihr eys''Sbeehlo
Ilomeopathie Mscheine Comparpr,
bCDOE, NO. 662 .13k0A.DNiAt,NEW YORIC.
Dr,. floxruaxre: lei Cupoulted_daily at pert
serially or by; letter, ap OWN? tonne of &ammo,
Si FOR SALE _BYi.A.L.‘ DI2UGGISTB,:I
/ August 21, 1807-Iy. • ..• E
, •
eto,, etc.,
the
rae . kluring
,osijey tltß
i titer of
re;eW;ttlit
11
tcrefAing.
TION. - . — ,
i n - is post
arp ,160).
i •,. -
e-, , ,4l9tiunt
day
_.nrid„
41. laygo
, a 3 the
CZ
ti,' L
iliantil44l
Itcp6ll--'
ou'f,f:.olir
agazineb,
-eceivi lig,
for Ili WI
-0 la i lit;
1r.,(47.b . v.••• •
14-.), , •
: 4 i1:14 14#-'
Qv
gr!!.Ong,l:
twee; find
vdriaty_i
tGrt, .fur
bowing
L!-{f
assort-'
ttiuntyi,
apt] emit
1 . 0-4 5 -44.
a:
• -
zrEl4 - VOIVS:, -- i tqln , -„
• I ,ITII STS eir.:ooky ATTENDANTS,—LOW
•
4 7,thsi9 OF POWER, DIZZY - HEAD, LOSS 0111E117 -
oEx -AN D ' 4.1 1 4 A . T Eg , ED ;:IMPOTENCE '{M
DECILITY, Aid Ci.,AV,.F.,V,EION • ( I . llREzin :num-
PIIREYS' ..110.MECIPATHIG SPECIfIt
TWENTY•BIGHT: • • '
-
perrteni,'
0
r • r
h thk Ath
Borden,
I Dec 21,
nong, nud•
Cumpe..titl.of the mont vltteehle mul potent. Cu
ratives, th'ey strike ntsidea the,rnot of the tugter, tone
np the system, /urea tIIA ahgehargeß, end impart vigor
and a ergY, lice and rihslikyAo the -entire - man, - They
have etire4 thousands of ca6e , a. Erie° $.5 per package of,
six bexee,,lo , Bllo, d $ 14 boxi; .Sold i by drujk•
gists, and niftir emiveeipl price. Address
111.33IPIIREYS SPECIFIC MEDD
C(NE CO.; 56'2 I OADWAY; bins Yonk:' 21,aug117-Iy.
tbi;
loiniv, Al
,
o. ` ) 4 u)t.'
lets,l .loo. l'a
larldstoli;
M.
kt4f ) : of
MOM
yTe CONS - F
A/WT./VW&
A/W T. /
EDWARD A2..WYL20N..011 send, (free of
'charity .to RII who desire it: the prek
fCcrifous for-making and ;ruling • thtr'siniple tetnedy by'
:whin. be wan clirect of ;along affection ,and , that 'dread,
'' , ll4Valie!.Constituptien.l Ills only objec is t.o.,benetlt the,
afflicted and ho hopes every sufferer...oll try this pre.
tis it xvill cost then nothing?, and may' prove
a Mt7e , Antl.; Pleasladdreu
D, il „ I ,
EDWARD, WILSON-4_
•* '22tint`ye,7:7l;y: WinfitiltsbUrg,liings L:'• •
I liy
.
Tam4rac ant', Mandrake. Bittirili,
f' -
Bril , Sl!lVl) . ll. i f And Styilingi4:girup - ,‘144!.9114
Scrofula', .
Qe
'elk-a ter erofulx, Oil of Oak, for Catarilt,
Denniess ' Sore Eyes', Piles, Burris Spahls,
Diareile Compound, trillion Compound
'or nobey,:troileset and Squills—for.s.ale,4 P, 11...
APothedn.
rieß, Wollattuio •-•
y.: Pee.
. Tim
I • •• •
1867, of
11in -81 At
`that
hi+ 77111
- Fine French: Afekinoes -f0r,90 - cents ;ntioo
• . -.:T(.4LES• acIIARKEIVS." I
jiosepcjninee,lS Jr.!-21k cents, nt
I.al-,' ,••1 • " -- TOLES a; • BARKER'S:
2, 6 tAt37,
•
All Muds of,quisl . roaront , _ . P. ,4 pre &->
44 3 J:TOL:B8
(Ladles Vostaatt4 letrawers at ; --•
4 , LBABLCELith
;Hats and Ceps ; Bootnapclsla,o,ps - at
- 4 • , _TOLFS AL BARKER'S— ,
) Having just purchased a pow,,and,orpll,saleptotl
took-of-all hinds of 14Ie riedieo at the last great
,ideolktp-.44 WQ;f O Ct o °P.tident PCPPlllatiraTil
Y11)_ ).nkquailly-,nnWprico.
Vio will be pleved -t,o,ahow to - 01l who will, call.
•
aiad•exaidino bur stock of Goode before porch
-agog elsewhere, as w 0 heliOvelt.Will pay you for
your Hoag and trouble. TOLES It BARKER.
No. 5 Union Block,
Wellsboro, Doe. 4, 1807. f
u
In) uged
EMU
k with
/I gjt a
-wife--of
, ho . 64th
MN
evoul ig
ire' nd
dor will
s °Mee.
iximrrinpvsf,
" EEE , IIIVB EXCHANGE!"
RE
MEM
Old six.ty-seven - ---ne* slitty-eight—
Ilia Old sleeps with its fathers;
The new stands kneoking
M at the gate
Of eery, OKkat; And MATTIERB
•
__MIKE the beeseaad the bear s,
finds his life renewed by tho clear, cool, tracing
atmosphere of Winter, and his determination to
,•, T. , :
• • , , ;• C' .;• :"
gAKE EVERYBODY RICH,
'Still, like' . (
BROTIIETtLY LO*E • UOl4, TtiTUtS.
. By tho.way,have you heard ,ttuythinc.of
_fhb
otinf) who SrEILB H i l9 tinoo,rEs at, h 0
,• • . • ti ;
ffEE-11 - XYA•IXCIIS_NGE?
A it wheLgiyeaaate: isaisott, (awd a goottreatii3u It
is; too) that if a fellow gets caught at staaliag, a
tip-top prilolti of
v._ 14' o "Yaw olt It
• -
- „.,.
• :ISIAOKEREL .84 WHITE FISH, •
• - ; • --, .71=3'.1F-'••
-, •
Sugari:.Coffee,-.molaEtsep,
anti So, fprtii,be•cal becitaCtUittil Of ...TRYINit 'TO
CIPAT„I4 . I,I4BELIP,,; bu follow is .caught •at
stealing 'lft poor, artiglepand, is ,00nvicrran AND
GENT or, his remorse roust beaarrible..
I silppose that when - the old inaidp , maids eon;: -
Bole themselves with the saying—
,
"There's as,,good fish in the sea as
were ever eaughtout of it,"
they don't ailed° my 14AZTERVL, Mad' when
people bethplain of a bad cough, they don't al
lude to my Counnv. But when they speak of
' the
OREA'P AMERICAIJ TEA COMPANY,
suppesa they do mean my stook-of Teas; *doh
ore, as the Elder Weller said of advieci "WErirtr.
Goon AND witnnr , onEAr.".- .•
am fiirthOr Ablo.to'say that pooplo eat
much or Mali, in proportibri 'to their appetite,
unil will pay for much or Litt according to
Choir money. I soil Too: by — the !"rtor pound,
of course, but profer-16 whohisalo it in packages
of not less than - '
SIXTEEN OUNCES,
and, by
.persuasibn,, , Can' IA induced to sell a
olio, of a dozen pounds to one customer.
, m. A..rr 11.!E R S
1111 buy and sell
FARM P:ROD.UCE:
.;
AL ouch rates as Ann epnble linyorOnd aello to
Sleep sound o', nights, • -
.. •baying oonsolonoes void of offonoo.: - "
' IV : 81186(6i; 3nn. 8,'88: " W. T l . B.ti.:l'ilthiii;
- ‹C.1 4 42 - 2
,en to lf,ig t bfil"B•onds - OO.!the Latoat - Arrival of
FA L L_. G-0 OD 8 L.
•;-
Cpneisting or a general wesortment:of
re 40
1
(;)
41-
o 04
:=4 ig • 8 , -
k r :s=f s.t fsmi 'Cr' ,
, „
MRS: R,RVS' ICORSET., , AND v.SKIRT
SUPPORTERS, -AT
. l~'T
' , .".7;.".
1511
„2, 2L ivriag: l trtsiteig. „ilea enarttOcipult its° itni
!~
NEW DRESS GOODS AT KELLEY'S
•
; - .GENTS' FURS AT XEttri"S.
,-pir No oluFgo for sllow.mia dosCiDl3 at .
" t*
, • ,
‘ ,- EV.itikEfiti - itig, , '
Oot. 30, 1807.
Stov'es & Tin Ware
'P MILLION.
: •
flow) poOple hil, licithigroattimd Binh t
yOu
jpeep
,P.PACE IN THE FAMILY
• - .
i have enough to eat, dry . viesid; a geed
i lyiteovjillrbebared children, and to crown all, a
TIP. TOP COOKINGATOU!
:and Crowning good,-L.havo - at my Tin
0i34 oppivalkplior,B gioqk,
it 4 lakintib iwe - • -•
t 14
'.
• on
,tld
admitted to 1)6-
•
/ -
WAltt
,ORDERE,i,
- ,
promptly, an yratrptod to eve,satiffilotion.P.
• , `
_— , REPAIRING - - • -- •
fceicutaii;itk u nd
.
CALL AND SEE 11E.
' D. P. RODHRTS.
Wollattorougla, Nov. 21,1887.
i . r
lEEE
~1 .1 ... ~
.IPLX , PY. '4 .
•; W.o'
MEI
Mil
/ N-RW - G 0 01.D.8
=I
FQR THE FALL & WINTER TRADE
Just recolved by
Wilson; -y, On: liail'otiblirg;
, , . •At the well known store,
'.q, . UNION BLOCK.
t' • 1
. „
Na aro now preri4rod to show as good goods and
at as low figures its at. any, other store•ln
this; vi
einity..;.' ask anrinspectlon - of air
1)ft;...,Y,,, .:,,G, 0.0;D S.
„ „ ,
y. '
.;;.
Which consist in part, of
:7 4- 4 • -;
1.4 i g. 3 ;"'.l . •
Cloths Cassimeres, Vestiugs, Ladies'.
Cloths, and a large variety -of
Ladies' Dress Goods.
- . - 1 .
GROCERIES,
,
•
Be§t.kinde,,,and as oboap no tho phonon.
MERCHANT TAILORING
AND FUANTISUT I NG GOODS.
, ;
The Senior . partner has bad a large experience
in Merchant Tailoring, and it is the intention 'of
the new firm to pat this branch of their busineis
beyond suacessful'entaietigo'n
-
"No aro Agents for Singer's Sowing Machines,
the host and cheapest _Machine for : family .ase
'loss liable to getout arata:l4llnd mm.6'410614
than any other, adapted to no or coarse sewing.
' Oall and sae them. • .
VANATAKENBURG..
,Weljohnrn, pat;
.P 3 4; 'lB67—'!t;
FARMERS' EXCHANGE.
0. , G.', VAN 'VAIREATBITRG , & BRO.
E X th C P A pEtl f e °l 4l%4tat i o c x e s a lst: B i h i on
- robberi.2! ••• -•— -
•
PORK, HAMS, sHoutlakith i .wHlTE
FISH, MACKEREL,' CODFISH,
SMOKED;) HALIBUT,
FLOUR, CORN` MEAL, BUCKWHEAT
FLOUR, FEED, &a, &O
We have no antbiticii; to ; geC rich' fader than
our neightiora who are equally industr)one:; nor ,
are NY o deacon:6, of planing, all creation that -we
bay have more to eat, drink, wear a and• : •
To'lay By 'for 'a fifthly Dad
•
As un evidenoe that we deal fairly and square.
ly with par customers, we point to the fact that
,our zukof Oustom-shae- steadily increased - from
the first, and promises to grow considerably lar
f ger,
OR :NO H4Rti TIMES.
We pay CASTE for PRODUCE, and keop up
with the market prices.
, Romenibilx ttie'phiefS'
TOWNSE WO' QLDi. D,
' . -
, M.4IN STREET, WE.46:73/01?0sMi244t:
Sept. AI, 1867—tf.
=Z I'ablic Beno,fit,
,MONG the useful improvements of the day,
'there are few that Ave moro promise of
good, feW so well adapted tiirelieve human suf
fering,, few so well approvecEby the public as
that
new and poteifuliemedy,:ealled Saintlier (beds
the Gerd an people,call it ilfitylthbrVe -';.
It gives ease and comfoktp the p , su ff erer
from Neuralgic, and Itlitirdatiini," arid 'kluge
speedy,rellef to that largo class of diseases that
areeftins cured and always benefited by an out
ward application.
For ado ,hy all Druggists.
WholosalekDeptit DAY, 'IIDAGtAND & szt:
GER, No 54 Couttlirtat St. New York.- ' - •
1-
F - U RN I T'U.R -E : •
..,,,
FURNITURE 1 .
T ARTHERTON would . iaform his friends
ti . and the pnblic generally, that he has open
adr a ' • -t- 1, • -''' '- .
Fur itute StOre, In.'Cieeda ' '.
, , 1 i
Tioga Cou ty, where he - kepe constantly'on
blind all ki de of Furniture—all n 'of - Which be
offers as low for cash as can be bought at any
other eitabliehmant in the County. '
Nov. 27, 1867.-tf. J. ATHERTON.
Planing Machine: - k
AT ICEENtIMILTI,E, PA'.. •
y HAVE put in a first-class PLANER , ~anc~ em s
prepared to plane flooring, siding, oto. to
order. • ,GEO. D. KEENEY.
Sept. 18,18014 y.
INFORMATION.
Information guaranteed to produce a luxuriant
growth of hair.npon a bald head or boaNless-faie„abio
a roolpe for thiCtinnaval Yruri
tions, etc., on the skin,leaving the trame soft, clear, and
bcaptifnl, can be obtained without charge b 7 address.
Ong ' i EROS. F. CHAPMAN, 011111118; •
18sept6T-Blici• , 5 ; , 828
•
APING engaged Mr. JAMES SMITHto
H
eetajrintend our Clothing Works we are
notoyrea r ,V kind of. coloring ;‘and
14 * goodtetyla and on phort eaticei
; s;`;.4t. ;MILIBOT*
Sept..l,BoBBt:-tt.: "' • ,
BLArp.. " "
_ Down it Conies
WitiOhli=itiitiY are roceivi9g a lergo
, lot of 'CHOICE NEW WHEAT FLOUR,
t o' fiat in inlAti(et, •:.Te.bo sold at miaow." prt.
, ' , • 14attg67:
11 1 49 - r - L r A . ,."' ;
B it-tr P T - 0 : Y : - )3'S
VQIING'S. BOOXBTORE.
Estray.
Found on the*Commens, in this borough, Sun•
day, 17th inst., a red calf. The owner can have
the same by applying to High Constable Water.
man and paying charges.
~.
mccou3lari .
Mil
DUG AND BOOK STORE!
•
TitWOIC 131,0 b K,
- t
I MANSFIELD
=I
4 *,;
Q., y., ELLIOTT, M. D.,
. •
• 0 ' 7,
Ileejust returned froni New York with a full as %
noiiment of
DRUGS, PAIN4'S,
MEM
OILS, PATENT MEDICINES, DYE
STUFFS, PERFUMERY,
YANKEE NOTIONS,,
BODO, ',STAJOIIIEItY,'
WALL PAPER. '‘
CHINA & BOHEMIAN WARE,
111
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
.t%• 9
TOYS, and art otiier articles found in a
FIRST CLASS,
•
DRUG AND_ BOOK STORE !
`Which ho offers at priceLeDkFrttio CourErmort.
CALL AND BE 1
Remember, in the BRICK LOOK, Main Street,
2 doors below Welleboro Street,
oitANsintEL IZI
Ntrlf:,ll3l
New c.oodtes !
J. it. - Bowen &
OM
RAVE just received•from the city a large and
varied assortment of
• .."
TER G-00))S,
Bought sink the decline!' in , pleas; T ?c ,
sold aocrorditigly.e Wis•r4stoootfally Inifiie'attett=
tion to our stook of
CASSIMERES, BE AV E R CLOTHS,
' TWEEDS, FLANNELS,
Effll
also, a large linti of
EEO
--•
MERINOS,. .4*E i iESS - 1)LOTIIS . ;•
•APACIAS, and othei• DRESS GOODS
and,DRESS TRIMMINGS,
v. i
Also, a large and new assortment of
lIME
;- '•,t
READY MADE CLOTHING,
1••
at greatly reduced prices'.
LADLES' FURS—a nice assortment, new
and cheap.
130N-7,N ? cici il o c tir ai , g (las
,•}10.9P,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
HATS AN L `ri :. D " W I A RE'
CROCKERY,
• 1
,AND MAZE BOOTS AgD SHbEg,
'And ninny other things which we will be pleased
to iihoW to all who will call and examine our
:;, Stock of Goods
Before purchasing eiseiShere,as we believe it wil l
pay.you your time and trofible.:i;' 1; '
'Miltll, PRUF TS, O,WO k. SAES,
READY DAY IS OUR • MOTTO.
4
Don't - forgot to etalittiAlto,!:.!
Empire Store, No. 1 Union Block
FeMoro, Nov. - 18, 1867.
MI
- PENN'A.
ME
EMI
...?;
MI
El
V;- •
I=
1 1 '
MI
ME
MI
'OIAMBI"Er
A.
WILL SELL FOR CASH,
AMERICAN AND SWISS
W.•:te,..li e-§!
Cheaper than they-oisi be
bought *timelier& Also.
Silver - tit Silver Plated Ware
•
Of:Whiob. a large assortment.
-:-..-
CLOCKS
a
of all styles and prices.
JEWELRY
an the latest styles.
RICH BOHEMIAN VASES
AND TOILET SETTS
TERRA . COTTA AND LAVA.
German Students' Lamp.
FLORENCE AND E. HOWE
*firySEW NG MACHINES. .4glx
Nov:l3. 1'767. ANDREW FOLEY. ,
T. L & CO.,
ARE REOEIVINq their stock of FALL and
WINTER • •
~•• • • • A
G-.oops,
coneiptipgof a gooorar,aesoftment of
r. • I-
EIS
DRY GOODS,
LADIES' pßpps GOODS, - HOSIE4Y,
GLOVES, SHAWLS, KNIT GOODS;
HOOP SKIRTS, -- BALMOREL
SHIRTS, - ;;SiL'ES; DOMES- "
• - • TICS, .FLANNELS, •
• .
Ladies' Cloakingsi • Ciptiis • and
,Cas.si
meres; Gloves and Mittens;
BoOtsign.d. Shoes,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
C ~
Under Clothing, Hats and Caps, Yan
kee Notions; Carpets, Oil Cloths, .
Paper Hangings, Groceries,
.Flour, Feed, Pork,
Hanes, Sugars, Teas, Molasses, Syrups,
Coffees, Fish, Oils, Paints, Spices,
Extracts, W ooden ' Ware,
; : Brooms; Pails, Tubs,
• ; Baskets,
Hard Ware, Crockerp /lass Ware,
S Stationery, Salt, a s, Iron
Stone WalV. -
•
.
In fact; a genhral assortment and as largo a
stook as you gill (ind to, select from. ontsido of
the city,. All,klnds of
I=
COUNTRY' PRODUCE
takenflu au:lmago' for Goode. we buy
,good
gooda;and:will sell as-oheap se anybody.
'i
-
Ground MustOr,
ISE
1 , constantly on hand
T. L. BALDWIN at CO.
Tiois, Pa., Oat. 9, 1867.
The Commonwealtheof Pennsyivanirf to Ceivirt
W. Davis, uardian ofblary Jane Haskell, Ana
Eliza Haskell and Riley Leroy Haskell, minor
children of Riley R. Haskell, ,deocased,
greeting : • -=
• • TIOCIA COTINTY ! ,O3.,
On tho petition of Allen - gtrawn
!•+. and Rlisha S. DAVIN, your sureties
\ , 2 6 :1): for the faithful performance of your
• duttis SS such guardian, you are
hereby cited to be and appear hefore
the Judges of our Orphans' Court in and for said
County, at a Court to be I:Odin Wish+ on
Monday the 27th day of January 1868, at ,two
o'clock in tho.afternoon, then and there to' show
cause, if any you haVe, why you shall not be dis
charged ,from the further performance of your
duties as'guardian of said minors. •
I=
Herein fail not, _
Whituel Eon. 'Robert G. Whit. President
Judge of our Orphans' Court, at Wellelsore
the 2nd day o December 1857.
D, L. DEAPIE, Clerk.
December 4, ,1387.-4 - sst* _
In Pankruptcy." _ •
fr HIS is to give notice : That on the 30th day
1, of November A. D. 1867, a warrant in Bank
ruptcy was tamed against the estate of'3aoob
Larrison of Saokson in the county of Tipp, iv.d
State of Pennsylvania who. hes been adjudged a'
Bankrupt on his own petition, that the payteeq
of any debts and delivery:of any property La
longing to suoh . Bankrupt, to him or for his nrte,
and the transfer of any property by him, are for
bidden by law : that a meeting of the creditors of
said Bankrupt to prove their - debts and to cboo'so
one or more ataignees of hi estate, will be bea
st a court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the
office of F.E. Smith, in Tioga, Penn% before F.
E. Smith, Registet, on the 18th day, of 3anna
ry, A, D. 1807, at o'elock, A.M.
THOMAS A. nowLEt
V. B. Marshal West. Dist., Pa.,
- per D. Cameron, Dciputy.
- Hotel for Sale.%
HE TAVERN HOUSE - lir Knoxville, known
T
affect Eagle Hotel, is offered. for sale at a.
bargain, with furniture, pearly new. - House and' -
Barns are in good repair. ,
Also, on the dine lot, - a Drug Siore and Law .-
Office. To be sqld with the Hotel and appurten
ances. ' THOMAS R. MAYHEW, Prop'r.
Knoxville, Pa., Dec. 4, 1807.-tf. 6
dii.. FARM containing about 112 acres, situated
on the Tioga Ricer, in Richmond township,
oga County, Pa., three miles North of Mans
field. For particulars. inquire of W. D. Lang,
F. N. Lang, or Ross & Williams, Mansfield, Pa.
- Planing' and Scroll' Sawing,
COV . INGTON, TIOCtd. CO., P 4..
The underiigned has put in a '
Woo4worth Planer
AND A SCROLL SAWING MACHINE .
at his shop, south-east side of Gerould's Saw
31)11. Ile will keep constantly on hand
CLAPBOARDS AND FLOORING,
and subscribes hilTiflbe publick's humble ser
vant at a fair conffenAationfor labor.
. D. S. IRELAN, Jr.
Covington, Deo:118, 1861.-fly • -
All persoUs indebted to E. A.
SNEAD are requested to notice
this last calf to SETTLE UP.
Tioga, •Nov. 21, '1867,
PROM
was afflicted for years with rheumatism in
my hip, and have tried everything for it with no
avail. But by the use of a single bottle of Sala
tifer I was entirely cured. It has also cured my
wife of Noutalgia. There is- no remedy in my
knowledge like it for Rheumatism or Neuralgia.
H. L. HOPP,
lig. SOT Perkiomen at.
Oct 9—tf
Regist'or's
NOTICE -IS kiEREBT GIVEN, that the
ecutors and \Administrators named below,
have filed their accounts in the Register's Office
in and for the county of Tioga, and that the earner
will he,presonted to the Judges of the Orphans'.
Court, for said county, at a session of laid Court
to 'be held at Wellsboro, on Monday, the 27th
,day of January 1868, at 2 ofclock in the after.
noon, for confirmation and allowance.
Acct of W C Ripley and D W Shaw, Adminiatra-
tors of the estate of Vardie Shaw, late of Rich
mond, doc'd.
Final neat of Thomas J Baadbury, Administrator
of the estate of Rufus Daggett, late of Jackson,
. ..
deo'd. . ,
And of Wm W Baynes, administrator of the es
tate of Josoph Walker, deO'd.
Acot of W F Lamb, adminibtrater of the estate'
of Daniel Lamb, lath of Richmond, deo'd. 1
Aectof Amos C Stearns, administrator of the es-,
tate of John 0 Stearns, Eked.
Aeot of Jamea Kelley, administrator of the es-i
tato of George C Marvin, late of Oharleaton,l
deed, -
Wellaboro,Doc, 25, 1867. D. L. DEANE,
Registor
vor, 36.1 TT
No. 21,2 LjUltikAllPnß'S IV AGAZINE.
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and Polemics. It includes everything pertain -
Ing to Literature, art, induetry, Popular science,
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to civilization is beyond its scope:, The organ et
a() party or clique; it Aisousses all questions of
panties and squint economy. A novel - hy Wilkie
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ac commenced in the first January number-,
aerannum;vitekly. Splendidly illustrated.
VOLTME jj
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This is to'bo a a Journal for tho 116 me.-It wilt
treat of everything pertaining to Ilomo Life. It
Will furnish the latest fashions in dress and orn
ament; deseribelhe amusements and exercises
adapted for in-doors and out-of-doora, will con
tain stories, sketeheS, and poeMs. Published
Weekly, with profuse illustrations, at $4 per an
num: -
OD- For amid- tho' abovo publications ad
dress, with.
' the cash: . . , •
HARPER & BROTHERS ;
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/SP' Ttke Ore° publications sent :to one ad
dress for 1.1) any two of thorn for $7...42e. :
Deo. 25 , 17-2txt. • -
NEW GROCERY .-
- - At Dartt Settlement. -
THE SUBSCRIBER bas opened a neir
,• a
GROCIERX & ,PROVISION STORE
At the above named place, where ho prpposee to
furnish Goods in his line cheap.
- Market prices paid for Farm Produce, sotther
io cash or trade. The 'patronage of the public is
respectfully solicited. ALBERT" TIPPLE.
Charleston, Dec. 11, ISGT—tf.
AXOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the un- -
jr dersigned, appointed an auditor to distrib
ute money arising from sale of real estate of North
&, Knowlton; will attend to the duties o€ .the ap
pointment at his offico inAVellsboro j - ,Pa., on
.Thursday the 9th day of Januar y , A.11:1868, at
10 o'clock, a. m., at which time. and place all
persons aro , required to-produce and substantiate
their,ClaiMs'against the estate of North & Knowl
ton, before the' auditor, o 1 be , debarred from com
ing in for any portion of the said fUnd. ' •
• . JOHN I. MITCHELL,' •
Wellsboro, Pa., pea. 11, 1867-4 w. Auditor. •
I N 'DANE,RUPTCY—Western, District of Pa::
as : To whom it may concern -• The linder
signed herehy gives notice of his appointment al
assignee of DoPui it Nichols, of Tiogs, Vega
o.otinty. Penn'a, within said Distriet,.whe bayo
been adjudged bankrupts upontheir.own petition
Distriet - Totirt of said District. •
JOHN W. GUERNSEY,
Tioga 4 Dec. 25, 1867-3 t . ,Assigraes.
IMI
In Bankruptcy: . -
Westeion Disirict of Peansyty l anid, es. - ,
MBE undersigned hOroby gives notice of-his
i x
.1.-hPpointraent as a - Battens:4 of. Anß....ltlideu h.,
of Lawrenceville, Tioga, County ,. Poesy' -
nia, within kid Distriot , • yille has heen'aeld d
R Bankrupt upon his own petitionby the Dis et
Court of said District. 'N. P. ELLIOTT, . •
,Wellsieore,:De:.-18,1867: 4 . ' 4issigriice, ac t -
RAII.tIIOArt.:NOTICE:=—The amnia tnaotini
of ;the Stockholders 'AA% the' Welliboro. and,
LawrencieVille Railroad Company, tOr 'the elect-
ion of President and Pirectors, will be.held-a
:he plebe of tho Fall Brook Coal Ccmpany, i•
wall Brook borough, Tiogo ems. Po., on 'ton
day, the 13th day of January .1 12 o'e s l*
noon—the election to close at ' . P.M
Doi. 18, 1867. JAMES 1:1: P y.,A)N, 800
For Safe.
Azditor's ;Notice.
11
El
Pow,
J 1868.