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NV EDiESDAY,JAN.J S, PR.
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MASONIC'. -' .' - -- •
OSSEA LODGE, No. 317,tA l V..* liaiiete at tilclr HMI,
l i e
13 , . Pr Dr . Ray's drug atcre, on day oveng,"on,,or
tn
before the ill Noon, n't t 8 tect P. iti . ,• ,
Dr
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TICOO A CLIATTR, Novena .1.. 5.1. ra r e . ,- t
liill, on Thursday vfg, en or, before 7 /10 t , „IL ,
Moott,,at G o'clock P. l'il. -- .! , ,
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TINJOA COUNCIL,
N 0.31; B. i 13:1M4TER13,,tneets at
the Mall, on the third ' Friday Of each oi}oud•
uNehtb, at 0 o'clock P. 7d; • •
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ITAO MOUTON COMAIANDEP.Y, NO: 28, OrlEfflatt
• TEMPLAR, and the appendant ,orders; meettri at the
Pell, on the firet Friday of each calendar' moiathy at
, I ti -e'clock 1 31: .
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il,fr New AdvertlBol3l.ents: • •
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negreat Drama of 1868—Wilson 4L- tanvalk-*
euburg.
New PbotogroPlrGallery=-Ding & Eastman.
Tam for Bale—H: D;'Eastmon. -
(}round aldwin tt Co: - •
'Surveyor k, Draftsman—Thos. Dryden.
r e tray—E. 11.13riggs: ' • \
DONATION.—TiIe frienibi of ev. L.
Pe e, are invited to attend a Donation party at
tbiolain of .... Efr. E. S. Stevens; hi 'lllildlehi47,
Nondafeorening, Jan. 20, inst.
WHITE, Esq., a , prominent
member of the Lyeondpg Bar, and :brother 'of
lion. B. G. White of thiil county; died inWil
liamsport on the let inst., .
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. ADMITTED.;—AIvin F. Ityon,.Esq.; of
Lawrenceville, wait admitted to pr ice in the
several Courts of tioga County; on the inst.,,
mlicturned Court. We' wish Mr. Ryon every,
'access in hisyrofesaion..
BusniEsEi.--74r?.Ar;..A. putt,' .puri
chased ,the old Foundry property on Water
of Mr. A. P. Cone,' and , nrill convert it into ,a
tannery early in the Spring. • It is a good loon
tion raid Mr. Durif nn .orstands Ms MiSinesa. •
Tireonts.—"The . Igitator"la greatly
obliged to Mr. R. Tol9lof:Chathato, for a pair
of chlekene fairly Oohing with "fatness.,, Mr.
Toles 4, one °Ohm greri who never do any
thing by Halves.
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. NEW" AI:AOnIN.FRy.—We have I
pur
chased the latest imp ()red Card Cutter and a.
qUantity of Card-boar , plain and colored, and
ea'a now print cards .o any size not greater' than
22x28 inehes,_to order ) promptly. "The machine
is a beauty.
PERSONAL.—Gen. James Cade, well
and favorably known -to 'tho people of Tioga
county, has been appinted an agent in the
Freedmen's Bureau, and assigned to North Car
olina. This is but just recognition of the merits
of a gallant Soldier who fought. the , entire fight
for Freedom against armed' treason. Ho has
gone to his post,:
THE West Branch Bulletin hasstarted
out in 1568 enlarged to nine colunins to the page,
making it the largest paper in Northern -Penn
tylvania. Thie improvement was made necessary
by the increase of its business. To trust that
MD may add another column pert page to our
cotemporary. _
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A' SHAMEFUL - TA r FAIR.7 2 W e have
somo particulars of an outrage in Ward township
about ten days ago, involving the beating of a
woman by her brother. Miss Rowena Rico mar
ried Mr. Is aac Comfort about Christmas time,
much agAinst the will of hor brother George. A
few days after, Mrs.' Comfort went home for her
clothee, i which her brother refused to give up.
She attempted to take them, When ho knocked
her down, and heat her so badly that she still
remains in a critical condition. Such are the
facts as vouched for by good authority.
REMARKABLEpI FAMILY.—A lady
writes us from Oceola the foPpwing interesting
particulars tonehk n Tioga County family. She
says: •
:
"There is now living in Westfield an aged lady
named Weeks, now in her 89th year, and enjoy
ing good health. Sho has had ten childien, all
living at present, and all grandparents. The old
est daughter is in her 68th year and the young
est ;on is in his 76th year. Mrs. Weeks has 60
living gran.tehildren and 78 great-grandchildren,
and two ghat-great-grandehihken—being of the'
fifth generation—one hundred \lllll fifty in all!
Four of her children have had, together, Mu
children born to thena.'.l
Mrs. Weekes is entitled to distinguished oox
sideration among American mothers. She ough
to be pensioned by the GoN'ernment.
WATER PROOF CLOTH.—TIIe Messrs.
Ingham, Manufacturers of Woolen goods in
Deitteld, this county, last week sent to this office
a-specimen of a now waterproof fabric made by
them, which promises to take the lead in that
fine of goods. We clewed it up by the corners
and poured into the each thus formed about half
pint of water and - hung it up. It stood the test
for twenty.four hours, not leaking a drop. '..At
the end of two days it had not leaked alcriepoon
fol. The process by which this - cloth is made is
known only to the elder member of the firm. For
overcoats this cloth, • which is handsome, ,will
prove invaluable. The manufactory of these
gentlemen has 'an enviable reputation for its
superior fabrics. Its cassituercs are not excelled
on this side of the Atlantic. '
• - GREAT 113 - WM:iilt.Y. - -Oh 'Wednesday
of laet week thm • fellows.rOni into Black's Bar
ber Shop, on Crifton street, carrying a , bottle of
hisky. They sat down by the stove and cow
4, aced drinking. Soon ono of them approached
Mr. Black, who was shaving a customer, and
made an assault nylon him. He remonstrated
with the fellow; but without other: effect than to
provoke a Berm) assault from the whole batch, in
which Black was knocked down'and parted with
a piece of his scalp' as large as an old-fashioned
penfiy, aid one of the rioters receiy,pd a chop in
tholforchead with a hatchet( Tito rioters were
token before Justice,' Young lon a warrant and .
• held to answer at next Court. Failing to procure
bail the parties were looked up. We note this as
one of the blessings which flow from that source
of perpetual delight—Whisky.
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GOSSIP.—We had a little experience
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tho other week—nothing out of the usual and
• Ordinary in winter timf—wliicli wo shall here jot
down, not altogether for the benefit per read.'
ers, but that they may comp re it wiihAbeir own,
and doubtless similar experience, . very
same time. It was on the morning afts the last
• great snoww fall (the exact date doesn't nSatter,you
kndw). We somehow arose early, as 'usual, and
donning our striped mittens betook us to the
pleasant task of "shovelling watt At first the.
day-streak was too faint to give \ the eye more
tban a glimpse of a large expanse of dead white;
but as the sun got near& the horizon we were
greeted by a scene of !Fps/31ns beauty. Just
where its slant rays fell 4estward was a shining
highway strewed with
p erystals, as lustrpun Rfl
diamonds, and on every itind was a cailpet of
dazzling whitenes, unbroken and 'unmarred by
by the wheels of traffic' or the 'feet_ of nien or
beasts. Wo confess to a pang of remorse as
with shovel dedicated to UseNe inflicted sundry
disfigurements upon this scene of Beauty at the
bidding of Convenience. Thin till the. call to
breakfait withdrew us from" the task. After
which we journeyed down town, to .busihess.
There were few foot-prints, and the hue unsi! fitly streets were spotless. At nine o'clock we ook
liD othor look out of doors. J.fraftic had , begun: to
tow up the streets, and hoof-marks and 'the
prints of feet—from those.of the children hurry
ing to school, to the hea'Vy nailed boots of the
workingman—had wrinkled land scarredthe
beautiful snow carpet. - but when the sun wtnt
down the change was . yet more marked.. The
streets wen!' splashed with - dirt and sweepings
from the shops, and the •ft.tt-prints on the walks
were so intermingled that nothing could be made
out of them; Such mused we, is the life of maii.
First—Childhood in its robesof snow-like ptir4,
a blank page, without a blot or a stain to detract
from its Nedadriaus beauty. Then follows youth;
with its activity and its little offendings' which
leave tho marks like foot-prints in the snow.
.Than manhood vitit its conflict, its ambitions, its
hu-trYings to and - fro along the path=of liforlts
• - 7,7,r7",
offending!. grown - to evil lia:biti4isituip: to
erlines;
and its cenfAs44rinirdtniio
and inselVaboattirlt*t
walks after a day
, :of travel and • Mo. And
though knexithat this simile was, 0; new, it,
occurred to us that ft ntikitt be.' 4eqi.ethind'
the children froth six tosisty, of ibe .oriespond
ences'of animate and sentient, • an. inaniamtb
Nati% % • None.of us are too old_ to learn.: None
too'good e ? with all our goodness: Ilona too careful.
- COW> ledger-of life; Which should not Jo a mass
of unsightly blots and stains. So, if you are no
worse for tlitiralatien;oroi'siniple,ltperiiaCy
are content.
L-Erpin'an old subscriber living in Elk town
ship, wo;havo the following i agreeable greeting?
i.,...
• "FRIEND AOIT/408: I nret any h. ew Words by
• - .=, , - -•• ;,i•. tt I -' t: ..
way of compliment: Ist—lon or always a
welcomo , visitor .-lit'ray house, , ,?d;-;
,our ,Eitilriep,
arp always good and generally instr olive. 8d—
Your politics aro beyond question,. e . peolally i by
the party you represent.
-ye .I.t does overy geannio
t
Republican good to scolitio'ifgar ' as /tiding
spoken concerning the affnip; of the country. I
regard Andrew Johnson ai'rio l l.i'etle 'than Jeff.
Davis, and not so honorable; fink f ,the latter
had had his deserts ho would have I eon hanged
1111111
long ago: 4th—YOur "gona Matters
good (not tIME dreadrcd*oidentsitr.
often interesting.`4 7 our ffOossi
ing to nanny readeis.
are worth a great deal- l ur,east, , the •
so to me. One little notice
your cost for ton years, to say.ikotif
benefit's from like sources. Probabl
great deal of humbuggory. about ad
but Tre must choose the.geotlituithrqj
And one thing is certain—they all .
live. If your patilin's wart fd-v cite
tion of thanks I think th4e , ,_ will be
but cheers. ‘ lf nil could see you
wou,ld'be in every house in the
says and so thinks,
Tae liorrs,Ton is much obliged to
for his favorable opinion. It will t
• ' Trn "N.ortriA.V.' . ANN'
TU Eleventh AnniVitise,'TY
Classical Seminary, now, Statt
Wa,:s"eelebrated . with appropriate_e
the,aftornoon the insti T
was very large, upward - el - 600 peril)
ent as deeply interepte4 ; speetat9 . rs. S. B. Elliott,
Psci.,President of the Board. of rusteei, aiia
identified with the School, licimi i si beginning,
read an. able ~arid intersting hii l iorica\ paper
touching the4nsiltutiori, cronittl4l . l 4., Alp ii ; l9.i
found form in tho minds of its fo nders to. the
presenetime. ' The address ,receiV' d very high
praitie from tho - So who heard ity.and will he pub
lielld, as we aro glad to learn, i the annual
•Catalogue.• .; i- • . • is -; : i
Mr. Elliott was followed by llor
Williams, of this village in an addri
philosophy of education. Biseardir
neyed methods of treating the subjei
took a broad and catholle view of t
ter, ranging from physical,Ahrinig
up to moral and religious culture,-:
cilg the union of alt the desiderata
dress is pronounced a model .of ili
gave great satisfaction to the audigni
After, the exercises were doneludei
served to all who chose to sit,down.
a good, old-fashioned Sociable was o,
enjoyed by a large company. ' 'The
Blind was present and furnished ezd
during the afternoon exerofsil. Al
eleventh anniversary of the "Nor;
counted best and 'happiest, as well al
present. The institution, under its ,
mcnt, already stands first in tho lis
Schools in Pennsylvania. ?fay 'ea
anniversary be happier than •the In
the people of Northern Pennsylvani/
predate it as it deserves.
MASONIC. —The followit
Officers of Ossea LOdge, No. 317,
the current Masonic year
M. 11. Cobb, W. M
D. Monroe, S, W.
• , A. Fol,,ey, Treasurer.
Tho officers ( . ./f Friendship Lodge'
M., for 'tle current year, are: • 1
Mart King, W. M. = Kingsley, .1. W
' F. M. Shaw, S. W. J. T. Streit,
A. J. Ross, Treasurer.
Tioga Lodge, Tioka
11. F. Johnston ' W. M. Frank A
Dr. Warren,S. W. - - - J. Sehie
11. 11. 80rden,.7...r0a4....
Bloss Lodge No. 350,
RuCui Farr, W. M. " E. h
Nathan Clegg, S. W. L:B
H. J. Landrus. Scc'y.
Ton 11. R. A. Chapter ; ,
IL P., M. A. Durif. 5., - Daniel
11. W. Williams, Sec. J.B.
' Treasurer—Andrew :
Grand Master Veuxii t a's appoiute
BON, ESQ., of this Village, D. D:
Masonic District of Tioga.COUnty;
meat which honors the judgment o
ing power, and'giyns gi•eat
tornity in this District. ••, •
A ciIRD.--,The undersign
hie !leatifelt thanks to his friends i.
and vieinity for their - liberal Chi
amounting to $173. • - I
RITAGICAL.--Dr. E.-Smith
field, last week, sticeensfully operate
on 'Lion of Mr. L. Fish of Faro,
Dr. also htraightenad a croiseye for
minted Lovell, of Layrnsneeville,
Mrs. Nelsoktibuld, of -ivnir cpSek—
correcting the deformity in an exec ,
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List of Letters rttnaining.in - thi •
bore, Dec. 21,1867: _
' 4A 'D Amine, Mrs Ercy Austin,
(foreigii,) Charles Chad', George
Culver, Asa Dodge, George Decker,
Eunice Davie, M Evans, N' Trent
Frost, 2, Mrs C H Fisher, Andrew
nardGalliher, Stephan Hojg, Jena°
Luther' Hit*ox, Lewis' M •Hever
Johnson, ()'bbweign,)-31rs Mtwy M
A Miller, Margaret H Robertson, Qc
ley, Miss F L Smith; Miss Annie
U A Smith, Miss'Maria Smith, Mis
oar, E.D Webb. Please Say -qAdVe
Lacpcp .
The largbst, lest d d ehea
went Of, frames ever brought into 1
with latge pictures in every way
thotographs at slp° per dos:, all
'rank Spencer's Art Gallery, lkfane
Dec. 25—tf.
THE AMERICAN fOOKI
No article of furniture requires
Selecting 'than a Cooking . .StOve.
great variety in the market and the
ounnondation of each, by Paton
those not retainer with the °porta
are liable to mnko poor selections
may have some good points, nearly
serious defects. The improted At,
Air Cooking sto VO,,ruanul ctured
ord tt• Co., of Albany, N. Y., is the
in ell its arrarigemettts of any stove,
The ruilnufactprere have,Sphripl.no
pense to . . Make this' stove . PeileCtit
they havei succeeded adnii . rabl,y:t
approbafiUn vi.the;peoplicthrOughM
try, for both ' wood, and it
spylilln of pi terms . of - tlie.hlghest
one should make a selectiop With&l}
[:{{preyed American a careful anii ti
athinntion, and aftei doing
being convinced of its superiority o
— Corniny'Journn/.
• • For solo by CONVERSE
IVellshoro PS.; Je
OWLETT—AVERY.—In Jae
house of James Hamilten„Dee,
0. P. Livingston, Mr, Thomas Owle
burr, and Miss Martha Aso - 6'; of it:
r" 7
J WARD—.SMI'iIf.-L-Tn Union,
by Rev. I. B. Rayne
_Matthoy
Tempera nee Smith.
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TEI3O—LAILEY.--A:t the eamo
same, Dec. 24,-1867, Marvin Teba
L. Dailey, nt the house-of the-britfe
DItE .-In Madelia,„lyintonty;
- Dec: 15 1867,.0f consumption Plan!
ter of john,and ..jilla! Dieir'A )
5 months and 8 days. ql/o decease
ly a resident, of Tioga for -
teacher of common schools, for .1
yeas a member of the Tioga Bapti l
She enjoyed the concolattpns of roll:
a long and tedioutt ilinesspand ea
as perfectly resigned to the will of
to soFwhenever he saw tit.
aro alarapi
godd) iillid
is pleas
hayo J)coa
'been' worth
g of other
I there is a
• ertisements,
etthe batl; .
149113 you to
; hiStilu
pppo)qion,
s ao you
lootintry, So
READER. "
‘,‘A Readeef
. ;
, to, desorvoi
o tfansfleld
,roaal So 400!,
•remonies on
o atterOonce
e - to t liii pros:
I • r
.Henry W.
• l is upon the
g the hack
• •
t, the tipeaker
to *hole; mat:-:
intellectual"'
1 . a pronoith-'
TILIS t ad
„s Mad, and
ice.
i i siiipp -1118
, ilf4t at
,
erganized and
e
ioga Comet
. llent mimic.
,together the
at” , will be
E x last.- 7 4?r 0!o .
able niapage
of Normal
eh recurring
it; I a nd may
learn- to ap-
'are the
Y. M,y fur
%ei, .1. IV:
.nsworth, Ser.
S. B
A. L
o, 247. A.l
nms, W.
ei iry AL' 00-;
errellg; .1. NV.
Smith, Trcu
=IDE
Niles.
WINIM
M. for; the
an appcnnt._
the..
reliinpt
Alniiisharg
1. 1.10.W.E.-,
I. ofiAltins
I
for club-foot
ingtoli. The
la young Ulan
imp Ka r ,n
In ' ' thee,
dingiy short
d.
wen Conerty,
rather, •Eilon
~Elmci Doane,
, 2,
it,pitriling, 2,
'John 0
Mrte E
iorge W Saf-
Allos
cs Mollie Spen
rtieol."
ART, P.
-
gest assort
'iogn. County,
and CatA,
-giiing fog, :at,
od,
STOVE
OMP Care
i‘ifirtf the
stiozig rac,
p 4 rtiefr,
l on' jig Stlives
arlillo'rtrAttr
all hive grluia
tnerican lltit
Shear, Pick.
trio?t , eimpleta
i• et producer].
aiw or,, er;-
t Itself . ;, iiirl,
t Inept.? (ie
1 - t. :the ,Criutt
Vviinlj:i
tp
'tiliriot , fail
tt,loonp;
n 15th, :rvr
A.IARRIAOTS
IRE
/Bon, at the
1867, I,y Ito 7,
tt, Midd)e ;
strl(l4
ov. 11, „ISM',
_n }4l
pinoe, 14y..tin;
nd Miss A.
13 fit her..
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MT
DEATHS.
Ito b.. 1,1 Jaugh
oil 32 , year's.
was l'urrael,!-
h any years a.
'lout sizieen
i=t a veil:—
'on - - thTtragh
f4ed beratilri
IC od; willing
Con. •
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-air•l'brii, arq AMit(o l Y l Wctgcor,;kroolll,4sAWV97l-1
Eruptionej&e.Olrecuasn'hy the use Of pr,lt. ti KEENE'S
,
i vuocitvo.Avuelte4 Falba . 1.1 .
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n )
and'lntlian Yegetaltlo felittedisla wNibliclianstillhe bide , :
of all hurnoystiAlercuki,Lead„.K.ol4l:o9:oo9thilq-,
to invalids a ft lictat With 'every variefy- a1....,.d.RW1•,..-44
hook deseilbing Cancer , Scrofula , limners and other
disease!, iv . ill), tb i lgi t ty#ocl, I ..,
tams' fren at tit I , 1,4 tir , . ,
dross Dr. It. on , a P Ole e,, Ito ; . 41 ' - ,
, j ariv t o, :i867.--4t.
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SPECIAL' N .._... 0P10E: '"'" '1 '---
ADDIIEPS TO TI t; KETLYOUS .A.NDDSI,II4ITATg9
L whose suffertnts bilve bestiprottattedfrobibldden
muses, nod whose nisei ref:Attire prompt treatuAtt to
Nentler tlxistence d4sirable. ,, lfYial are suirekirrg or have
NUfferell fFOOVIOY OI UOth r • Ulech art:what,efect
Opts
.
lSeproduce uponttere,d(lolOt.i 1011(“Diou4eol
weak, debilitated, easiiy tired?i
oea a little extra
' exertion (produce palpitation „of. to ,lissri, ? Does
y our liver, or 'urinary Organs, or` our kidneys, fre
otiently,get-out of order ? de your urino sometimes
thick, litiik.VlTll l l.c!l-,1;41 gt .I.BIFXdoPy: or settllpg?!., Or:
does a flack sot the -to 1'4,,-.0r.19.4 sediment se
tbe bowfin ittlerit Was -goad awhifet 9, D0, *out haiot
spells ofels.rt Weill It I n g:orillyspopsial; '420 Yolie llow
els constip, te,l? Do you have spells cif fainting or rush
es of blood to Om head? Is- your memory impaired ?
Is your )hind Con sjontlyAlirelting open this gighject ?...rr ' ,-
Do yen filet dilll, m m
listlens, atop tried of copany, of
life? Do you wish to be left alone, ,to get away from
oyarklanly? Does any I t ittlet It ing \flop? . you start: O r '
juditt?"' Is your sleep broken or restless? Is tholnetro
of your eyo'its brilliant? Thu bloom ou your Cheek as,
bright? iDo you enjoy yourself IP,/ftchltYdut ' , lvelq.r.V.
Do yon piireuo your busindss with Do:teem° energy T
Do you iel 9 niuslv cpti,Mence, lityourseltt i toe yin=
I
spirits dull tintl s finggingretl to' flea of - melancholy?
If dci not lay It to your liver or dytipgpsla. Hato
you revile:di, a ightst: . Your: - back iwealt,'lollo ktieelic
I wenyotinfjytyp butt ilttla zappotitpil and Yeat;altitta.SP
this to dyspepsia or 'heat cornplalpt-t: -. ,1 • '-e1:,..i.-i
Now, reader, sel fabuse, venerealit iseitic a hoary cured,
,and sexual excesses, are all capable of' Prod - I:mint "a
-' Weak dess of the generative organs., „The_ergantio.f.gell
eratjon, when in perfect health, make the man. Did
you ever think thpt those bold, defiant, energetic, pet-)
severing, speaisful-basiness mon '- two :nlwaYs those
whose genet-mitre organs aro in perfect health? You
never hear such men complain of being melancholy, of
nervousness, of palpitation of the heart. They aro nev
er afraid they cannot sncwed l't -kristnitsst ;they
,don't
become-sad and discouraged; Abe,. -Wm' always Vont,
and pleasant in thecomnony otliadlos, untilook you and
'-yourk'llOWnitast:fooki'
:d tl ira n n i. y l 9 l l l lll:ln th e ie uttri lice es " s ftib "h otti 6 r thatc,t • Ictioi tint' rank'
these who keeP tiro organs ectiamed by running to ex
cess. These.kll,l*Otgatirrulthu. tißatituthiMbeik
also, thre.thttploittllittliss wal t. ii l' uro 40 5 1
IToor massy moo from tts,dlS, cum( smog frptit4
affects of selfttiinsi2iluild ilteAses,tht
- ISrouthasbOttl
that state or weakness in those organs that has reduced
thergeneralllYstetu'ilo not e h. nolo_ jn‘lnctialmost overY,,
other disotomt-Adioch ltottcy, rwall . BlB,,uplpst affect-,
ions, 81liatie, and' almost every tither term of disiahe' ,
which huruartity,itt heir to
.and _the rent _cense of !he,
tronble he'itradynVer hitspected. Mot barn doctored for •
all but thefisittozio. ,l “ „.r . ; -4 • , :-..1,
`DiseusesaittliOso organs require : tile use of allitiretia..
`IiEr..,WBOLIDqi V 1,1111) ,EXT,It itiZrr qaUCllD,itfthe grad'
Diuretic; end Is a ce,rtain,cure,for sliscases of .the - illlsid-,
der, Kidneys, Oiavel, - DropsY, Organic IVesknels, Fe
male Complaints, Oeneral Debility, Intl all, diapatea 0
the prtuary Organs, whether existing in' ?Salo or' Ft
malS, from AVlllittiver -J.uuties-caginating..and untriatter
liow longstanding.
, ,lf no treatment. is sithini t t ell, 't o Alci nen nap Von or:ln
sanity may ensuo. OuVilesii - Mid hlocal lire trippofted
Tram these sources, and the health niaihsppinftis, and
that of posterity depends ,npoliptompt Apure reliable
remedy.f..::.;ll..t!-; .1 ;1 , ; i 4 1 1 il lt fr
itt.:011101P,. 'XXIA:CT 1114C1111,' etaltsluld up. ,l
ward of 18 yeaie, rit'epare'd by I . f."T : TIDIdII SOLD, ''
Zed 4 Broadway New York, and
s4l4th 1Q h stroei;o44 - 4,9lptipj,
Taxci—Vl;2s par bottle, or tiliottiei'..lol9*;tieli!or{
Cred ty any addrasii.. Sold by an Diagglii4Aptorry . l4Vs44 t. ~
• • COLGATE tk H
',GERIitA,TT'
.C). &CO . BRASTITE SOAP ,
4erysz)..
.17: • 1.7," •.,
HRORS -" : - OP , 'XQUTH.
A Dentlemurf , 4o,ltufferiffl , for:leirs from •NervoMf
Dreniaturbtecay, and'ail the effects of" youth
ful indi,cret ion, yin, for the sake of:suffering human
ity, semi ft ec to ell who need it, the recipe sad' direc
thtp, for making the simple remedy by, which ho was
cured. Sufferers wishing te'prodit' by' the 'advertiser's
experience, con do se by addressing, in perfect confi
dence; ' JOHN D. OODEN.•
22.1111130T-Iy. 42 Cedar Street. New York.
SIEILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR,
HUMPHREY S'
,
AVE PEOVED, FROM THE MOST A ainE:-.11X:
1 - 11 . In•rienre, nn ,snt fru nuccesv
Efficient, :Lint Iteliatild: They aro the bnly.-Itleillo nes
perfertly adopted tp, popular use-,ifu ;Tito•
tnlcol cannot tot. nnuto in 11Sint: thein ; AO Intintless nato
he free, from armor, and s lneiont an to"bo
They have raised o OrititinotitiglOn
from nll, awl wi ll niwttyq re (ler sittinffietinn.
1"-Z
1 . Clireg reVern, Congvstiou, Inflatnntatiou
w o n:p a ,
r iv . ppn-yexcrii worm-cot ic
Crying c‘oll,c,r.Titiptii* of" infante.,. 25
Diaritll6ol4.thqftoti - sAr ,iu 5
lults 2
2:11.
......
7, — 4 9 ' Coto9. COpisi Brou
s elOtis r..; 25
: 8 ) 1-4 i) DlCUratlia,"riiotni . fiti,.iitcenclT..„...,. 25
- 9, 49 Ileadacheg, Vertigo... 25
11.1. 1 , :110 Ily,pcpsia, Bllioun Stutnach 25
11, do Suppressed or painful Periods 25
ME
12, . do , Whites, to?
. proftigo Periods:. , , . 5 ... 25
/ 3 , do Cr o up, COligli, difficult Br'entbliig . --• 25
14, do Salt Antrum, Bryhipdlcis; Eruptions..., 25,
15, do ritlifilltrtaltisni,lteutnatic Dallis: " 25 .
it;i' 4 . . b, O Fever and Aguo, Chill Fe.ver,'kgriet 5 . 0
.1 %, 4 ' - Viioo, blind or blooding ' i 0
1 . 3,. - - 6 1 . Ophthalmy, end auto or ucuk kres.... LO
1 .' 4 4°,; 04) , Catarili. acitttliirklirdild :111 ) 00:020 1 ' Go'
42 0 , do Wheeping..ooll,44i,.vlolent' Cii4ii9.:`,'' 5d
21, : dr, A s th ma , ~ppre.,:eqi-lireatfting ---- - 50 .
2 . 2,i. '4to Eakinischaviltig,., ifilpalrthit ' .l444l4.. 50'
. 4:Y I . 1, Scratikla,p/lIR 4)(4 him ak§yOli!4€o..; per
24. ilv Gene r al Debility, Pliynicill Wenicnesti. 50
t iy Dr o psy, and .9 eirniy- !WI
16 ; .• do 5 04r sjo rmoss , bicydisa (Iva jdfling:,,„Lp : ,
21, ii
dio ; 111 0 y-Disei li s, ... .
DischivAroutii., - LIN
2) . do Sopa Mouth, Canker
p) ,To,_ urinary - . Weatcnegs;Jottibg '@e.l l •;. .* 6 4 ,
;$l, do Painful Periads,'wob
3 ;4, 4 1 0 .flufforifign:et
3 3i; du: Epilliitisnr;Spdaraii;Et-TVititMiTitil4.t . ..-ELOO'
31, do Itlphtheria, Ulcerated ' , Jere Thr.eat.` ,
17 Y 1 OA'S ES: 1,- ~ • z,
'OP 35, &AIME VIALS. 110110CCO CASE, CONTAINING A
'One goll•XyLft,r.. 041S,LIWIT, DISEASE `..i‘E;FMII . I.T
AOSJECT v TO, AND A DOGS OP . EISECTIONS 2510,9 q,
Bm.iller FAMILY atilt 1 anyLLINo mum, with 20, to
;.• "2g vhile ' "„ - t" ' ' 4 3 8 it) $ 8
Speci ti c r W
for all I'aIrAr ISEAOLS. botnfor uttn•
iNtr ,and fur . ..f.rtsvdt.TlVE titiattitezi!litn4
' end pocket capes to $5
`,44. These Remedios by , :the - ettati" °value° me, ire.
to,any part of the country; by_ :gall
- tree of clutro, :of , the price. -
Atltlrt•se liumphra.te' .•
Homeoptithia„ga/licineo - Coup/in*,
Office and I)epori IT6! 5G2 I.llloXrarny,til*"l"g6Pe . "-'
' ft ummurss • Itcenntin FOCI daily at peri.
sunnily or blitter,- otiose; for all forms of tilsettgo. „
FaieS i ALE Di': A Lt. 'DitUGG INDS: ' 1 " "' •
August 2/, 18c7-Is. •
. .
•VERVOUS ' '
W I ' 1 § L OOl.
4- AYTMOAtrOOII - IY4F,/
SPIRITS, DEPRESSION; IbiVOLDNTARt
.EMISSIONS,II.OBI4 OF BEArRi!i n •SPERMA'FORIFfitdA,'
:Lt , SS OF P6W - F.E;.DIZLy -
ORY AND TII,REATEMED IMPOTENCE, AND
DEdi LlTy ik ell B . 4,:ev4T,Ezoq ,AURE 111;13/7.
Paia l 4Y otrtoo:A.TFito:,stitdivic:
11 7 p, TWENIT=EIO3II".
-•:•:--.,
-CorupoetA atta ,potent Ca,
naives, ttrey isltiko at once tlitiiVot or tio'inator; tons
up tlio ayatem, arrest thii ditchireep anti" fniphrylviicir .
, and energy, Wu and vlIaltty•loille Uri Theki•
intva (111,4 Miouslualictilioll3lo6i• Plie,e4t) pot' PP-Pkilgelof"
and vial, or sl per single box. Sold by,i3rpfs•
r a i dt) l l . 4 4: lll6 * A A lli ka s .tliJ~lpllltEYs'. ~SPECIFIC' -
CINE CO., 562 EnuAriwAy, NEW YORE: , ^ 2latig67-Iy. -
4.3 TO :7l) ..: 6 o.3:4 l4 thirPritg. '4$A.
• 4T1 3 6-,R.,- upTARD A. WILSON, will. aeod (fret) of
elhfrVO to n i who desiry the prescription With tho
,
-reetioos fur taking ankasing the situple remedy by
;which he wa or a Iqjig'aftoction and that drend
( novas° emisomptiop.onlr phjectds betleflythe
affqmed laud he hopes every sniferer will tiY"thia *re.
seription, It will cost Lilco', no , tl!iuf and may prove
tt blessing. 'Nemo addrioss "
• • • ' EDWARD A. WiTASON," , *
•
22rnay67-Iy. Williamsburg; Rings Co."; N. Y.
,Taniarae and Mandrake. , Bitters ) :
FOIL ; DYSPEPSIA. _
'F i,:os,,‘O KT and Stylingi t rytptlrtt Ted:
silo
nuke tor Sciufula , Oil ak, -fur Cabin
Ueafnere, Sono Es ihirllh b Sllll3s4Z,A.F•i
llitvetic, eqmpoutiii,lii4i!in i Comp:mak
of Donny, lintieset and Stliditii-for l- 804i.hyjr,.
.W.IIIAAJS & CO.. Drulrgiots anA
Vell,tdoro, Pa,
Fino r French Iklerinae,+ far 90 cents at
ti TOLES BARKER'S.
.13q.1 Del:tines 18 k 20 tcentit, '-
• '1 -1 • TOLf.;!+ illAßKEit'Si
All k inds! 'of Cii3sinichcs tat'
' TOLES'-‘4:-.IIMIKEIVEI.a .
Vestsr4TlVOlritwAriti at e: ,, 'Pai
- -• ( TOLES tt BARKER'S.
lla and Ca - tr. - 4,l3eiors - antl - ,Shies
sttian:llF aE tid i ftt' "l3l 4o l
purchasc ' a a now ono we ll se Cetotr
' 'Of ult f inAirof Iklot , ehr.ndliolttth'olliet
'decline in prices, we' , foereonittloat nOtnitilig,youd
both lir a leo.- , 1 4 • T
'l l Zewlil be pleased to show - to-all who will call
on'tl caamino cur stock , 3f,f,(160(1fi ,berpro l yilrch.
asing-elspw,here, wo it *ill p'ar yon for
;youtOultmid ttoublcc! 410LES•it
b 6 Union Block, i ••
~W ellaborci,D64l; 18671
=IS
Ta. snanafikurad from c PURE.
MATERIALS, and may be rom.; ,
shored apt STANDARD OF EX:
. rift sale by all'
OrocerN:,;22inay67 7 ly,.
•
tiro
'kIAIiDING!Si EDITIONS
OF la s ,AblILY, PULPIT;*
- GRAPH BIBLE • ;••-
• -.Wi ldeante ;Dealers Wei ilit to omliraee`
grist assortment of Bibles'
The pilbliilitirama4o,4l,9lotAti*
4. them tu'oro
ieTho'variotheildltl , haVabe ill:tlth . V
one etykls of binding didriiiiiii.ollitype; varying
Jw i kriee from $2
nrto t etizo..to $3O; for Painq lliblo', large
' TIC*. ,1111 101 11 1 . 0, "
..4.4•4o6AlkoLfrile-LA NAO..
-PATENT FLEXIBLE_ CIIAINAJA
• !PILOT,OGRAPII•?:ALBCMIt.
The euperioriiy of; 4.‘ Ilardines Potent blexible
Main-Book Album," over all others- heretofore
manufamuredov4l,4o94 thokollEillet*tirtapit,4
ii?u, apparebilirfillii 4 g, . 5 "
• , &troll - naafi are Tared thai ch,e.abovq,boobs
ll rho blladelOhi'riulanufacture
e a 0 CB •;,
E. B. cIASE,
Jan, 8,1868.-3 m, . • Tioy,,
„
.Appliegtions .. for License. .., :.
NoTtaß , #B , HEREBY '' iiiIVEI4 i thaftbis fel
lowing mined persons have petitioned: the.
lieriertilile . Cetirjer, - Qhaiter SeSsiona toy llcifieei
,to keep and maintain taverns and eating houses
Vc4iiiiie eurrtintiyeaN, apt Oink Co ino ,yrill'
hear the; petiliOners on Monday-li; Fhb., Ai l ph i
Monti `y 1868, at wetioibiai -" - . - •
-4.,..;.5;:v~
T.B.vuu3s.
' , D)3 holiday, Wellsh ' f iir4. l ' ' t ' l I ` •
1 I , lWatkins. i' do. :-,• ' , 4
- -John .111111er, Lawrenceville. I . .. ,
yillitim 11. Slosacip, Ao:\ L'.; t !: ' ,
fx.1.,',.. .: .i.;
(~,, ifed orisf, Mirrii. 1
David' Watson , •l3lotiv.. ,
Michaet Solltiy ;de , ~', '•
E G 'lilt, Westfield Borough.
Cleol Close ? o do ,
II Il jPSlntr, 1111'40140/.41.; i , j - ;.,i .'• ~• i
JJit") Vine, Co itigtou'lloric.', i I ( ~' ,-; ":..
W,
. .A. SI, I ,ilermilyea, °Musk. ~ .
AlWPdartiri, Dsceola. t.- ; ~ •,-i
; ti.P.l_rp9pooyo'd...... ,
~.:-1 .
~.,.......„,„.0„..,. ~., .;_...
.-Jdi S 4 Potteriltiddiebaryl” "-.',.-- - t - , .
l',F :Mart Buren', 1101 day, do'. ,", - '" • 4.- ‘, '--
- John i Wietbroolt ) . l%'.; do.;- :'' 1 r -, ',.' '' ' '-'
t . Sheol iirilleoxi Westfield 13oreijg14.'' '":',
lif , Bullard - eGoldsmitlipWellsboro..-
.i , John A-.llda're n, - 131055. , 1 . •• A ' '''
;
Jannis Trahe ,2. do-.
..,,it a Daile:vii -.-!' tlo 1 °a ci
step lien Bowfin, do. ' . s ';' . •
•Z 4, P Williams, - - do, -
Jaroeis SAlleltall, a0.'0, 1 0.. A.
• JOHN F. DONALDSON.
WellebsviYam - V,3808. x - -Trotley.
N. BA NKRUPTOY.---This - is, to'gi •PiAttitilm;
,111,111 at on the 24th day, of Deeetiiber;4:,D; , lB4l4
, aw4rant in Bankraptey, was issued r,igpinat 'the
estate of 13enejah" Wilcox; of WY o v,,i n,
in the county of Tioga; and State_ of, L'etitisylva;
• pia, who has heen . adjudged a ; Bankrupt on his
own petition; fhakth,,e,paypput ,of any, debte and
;delivery of:apy property ; belonging to snoh,Bitnis
4upt to hitwo t s.for,i?is,ms9, and the transfer of any,
p - roperty, are, .fo,rbicraon by , law; that f)
meeting of the creditors of said Bankrupt to prove.
their debts,, and iii;oboose one or reorcAssignees
held ; iit. a Ogart Binkruptcy,; to be bal.
den - at oTtc9 of Jr.. E. Smith s jp Tiogei 9oOntY;
State of Ponnsytyunia,-,beforalovE.
Smith, 11441s:ter, Pn the • Bth,day of Feb., 4,
.D.
.1/165, at . 10 O'Clook, A. M..... ;, •
" •, ' ,TpoMA!..cit". B.OWLBIr,, ,
,Marshil Western Dist. Pa.
Pr. D. CAMERON, Deputy.
Ana. B, 186.8.74 w
'ln: Divorce.
T.'ItLE . CTA, ,Triko 'notice th at
ll oorge Penoyer, your husband, bas apPlied
to the Court of Common _Pleas of Tioga, county
for a divorce from the bonds of matrimony; and
'that Said Court has appointed Monday, Jan. 27,
'lBO, at Wellshoro i for a has-in; in the' matter,
at which time and 'place' You can attend if 'jou
think proper. . J. B. POTTER.ft
Jhn. 8. 1858. Sheriff.
dministrator's otice.
Tr' ETTERS OF "ADMINISTII i ATION" baying
1.. j been granted to the tinders gned on the es
tate of Moses S. Al i ul4win e . late ctf•larrpncei de
ceased, all personaAhdebteil to, ar;btiting clairds
against'said estate, will call and settle with
MBLICENZILT BALDWIN, Lawrence,
TIIOS: L. BALDWIN; Tinge. " •
Jan. 8. 1808-Bt*
Cent .
H'4l;:O3C-a1:10 C:01\1" 1:
• ,
14 - KllLr,iTY'S.:l 4 4 . o 9 ,tliek I.lltwit:.Arr;irni
FILL GOODS!
'Con'afgfing - of n'ionoral istsirtnaant:of
ots , ._ ~.. c...) * f,„
, P., iy - .3 0 4 • ,',. 4 '43? . 03
,0 , .
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r - v. • * ‘l.? .. - • via '" cb 0
Pei • ini
A -
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t,,,,„., , 4 _ , :! 7 4 ;: I_i4
: . ' lii/g 1 rOlt§ET: '..A. - Ntl --eSiiiii ,
4.1.1g+ . F - -
!1..... - . ' SUPPORTERS, AT
••
,
AiXalsgaN 9v BfiII . I tu 9 a (1 114' 900 tit" ) il.i.D * Vinf
1:1 • !
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NEW D4E4S-.-L9pcipS
111211
~... ~ ...
GENTS' FURS AT KELLEY'S.
• , 4, , ) t., t , 114
_ . •
i ';:pit:::,l4 , o °barge for SHOWIIN.:(iIO9DEtt.ipf
Oot. 30, 4867
_ _ _
FOR THE MILLION
EMI
' ' MO people ail, bothig n ient;nnd etnall,—if you
to hoop, I • •
, :PEACE IN TUE' FAMILY
you vituktijajore eaorigh,to eut, dry 11;pod i , atoo. ,
4 ohildren, 'o,4volt-behaved a.d to csosirt all, a
r. `. l, 7,,
TIP. TOP,,COOKING SOTEI
• •
bid, lust and crowning good, r liatie at my Tln
and Same establishment, opposite - Roy's
.Block,
~
::: i . --ftwitEt , :comrAMON;
4 01 1 411: .bandsiiiiinitted to ba ,equal to any in thn
TiN..WARE , MAPE TO' ORD.Erk,i
- • -
.t,4311":11k; .• . • .
- ,330;vItt;
- "
•biotiuted in the heat manlier atitlitit4l'ilisfidich
• C4Eri
17 , 13 .„....
I,: .111-, P.t RODVA ,
w4uoloroil#l4l.toy. 21 4 *ft,'
• t•
IM=S
NM
EOM
MI
KELLFY'B
T ; KELLEY'S,
Great YBargains
,
- • -
•
":1 ry f
-- ,
.1 ‘ ' i -
S
lEi,hey'one ht , need of Dry 000de, who &Ram
• to secure the -
lycitrit oPixitEht
• ,
itirl,to buy Cioodsi cheaper on an average ot pri
orM4an at-any Ono during, the pa years, can
de So on The - subscribers, • ,
OE
'I'OOIIIOEAT BLOOk, CIOROING.
Oey'stook is nearly all new Land all put in at the
NEW SCALE OF LOW PRICES
Wil '
i , 24'1 4 ' ll 41 fi
;i4.; t. 4
Read the foildwing list and compare it With the
prices of the past . 2 or 3 years and de ids for
yourselves if
1 °
•
MEE
onunon,,Piints; • '' 8 Sets
•Clobd j :...i.:S.;'
Warranted fast eoloreid'l 3 rints., •
.•
Heavy Miehlings-yard. wide • • • 12* "
Fine Bro,sr,n Shootings ... ..... 12* "
1 1 1n1,Bleaohed " . • 12* "- -
:god elarmols. twilled or, plaire, 20141, an, 44;56
- laivyPlanneLs - twilled, 31 1, 3Th, 44, 50
• a reduction of froin 12* to 20 cents yer. yd..-
Fauoy Shirtings, • -31 k; '44, 56,'veryt,hirap
TicitifigO r Stripes, Denims, , Kettioky Jeans, Cot
-,, Oviedo!, are redwood full,as.innoh. ,
IMO
' •
-
••• 'STILL (3111,ENITR BAIWAINS IN
•
•• •
, - , ,DRESS GOODS.
*3O-irr.— A.
wide handsome fine Prenehliferinees„Th
38 if a if. . '•.l"' •• le 1,00
40 '° extra qualities ' .*- " ' 1,25
in all colorrin each lot. :Tiley i are 'full '3o' per
,cent less than the prices of 30 days ago ' , and are
the bbst bargains in the County. Empress Clothe,.
'alpacas and Pammettas are equally cheap.—
?. 4 5,tiy.one in need of Winter Dress 'Goods will do.
well to call 0.1? us. •
. .
SHAWLS, GLOMS AND CLOAK
• CLOTHS ARE YERt ., CHEAP. '
made the 'following roluetions from
the prices of 30 dais ago
lIIMI
WM Double Shawls, good colors ? now $4,50
,s7,oCatoutile Shawls, toOd colors, now 5,50
$7,00 Double Sbawis, extra 'qualities, now 6,00
s2,ooDbulA6Sliawls,'extra qualities, n0i.....7,00
$3,00 BOaver Cloth, lei yards wide, now 2,50
$4,00 Beaver Cloth, 1 yards wide, now 3,50
$4,50 Bonita. Cloth, 1* yds wide, Black, now 3,50
56,00 to $7OO Beaver Whi te Mack Chinchlila,7 l
hest quality in 'market; now 5,Q0
Those goads wero ail considered cheap at our
fit r prices ono month ago.
FURS are reduced full 30 - per cent. Our
BOOT AND SHOE .STOOK is
full of bargains.
Wo sell Wonion's Morrocch Balmorals, $1,60
We sell Women's lip Shoes, 1,50
-Also largo lots of Fino Work, such as Button,'
PoBA, Balmoral, and Congress, in Kid, Morrocco
and sergo, for Ladies, Misses and Children at
the Lowest Prices the Market will afford.
• ‘.' G,
We buy. Goods almost daily, and sel
everything Cheap
Doe. 4, 1867.
91 I;LP MiEllEtEtrb-
Books Eitiiionerttr, tia,,nay4Oicles
YOUNG
AS just returned from New York where. he
carefully selected a full assortment of
everything in his Hue of business, -,
• ,•;•
B -0 K S
The latest 'publications of •the' best authors;
Gift Books for'yonng and - old; The 'poems of all
the standard.autliors; Novels without number;
Biography and•Trhbele; Bibles (pocket andlam
(ly),ln all styles of binding ; I Prayer Books, Bap-.
tildnetethodist, and Presbyterian Hymn Books,
in nil style's and at various prices.
N. Pi All•boo)tQ gold at publishers', priceg&
Limi t ;Medical, and Music Books furnished to
order: . .
• ji .1 B 0,01
;4veri, variety or- Spellers, Readers, Arittane
ttfis Alkabiabi etemetriee; Gergeraphles,•Rlsto
We: dze„ 4;;•sold or nsecllto any, oohed or aced
idly in the 'county at the lowest •
BLAN \ K'Ainti'Kl.
—, Tiedgers ' Day Books, Journels,,Me,morandums,
Paps Books, Timo Books Diaries for 1868, and
all alio and styles of Binding. for either Mer.
Varmera, Mechanics, or Lumbermen.-
441, largest stock ever brought into the county.
SAIQII
•
•s
I..lnks - At all kinds, Muciltfge, Pane Ortho best
eiekom Quills, Hair Pencils, Load Pencils of all
'Colors; Ink Stands several varieties; Blotting Pa.
per, Commercial, Ladies, and French Note
' Bill
Paper, Billet,, Letter, Foolscap, Legal -an 4 Alta
Cap ruled -a very article 'evei gold
by a stationer. l • ,;
~.- W ALL PAPER:' -
-, • • i
I have now, as always, e very best assort
ment, and the largest stoe of Wall Paimrs in
the CountY. Gilt, Stamp ed Satin, White and
Brown with Borders to'match. Also Side Light ;
Fire Boards, _Cloth and Paper—Window Shades . ,,
'Patent Nirindoiv FlittireS. (three ' yarlolies) and,
Cords, Tassels, it e:,'ind everything in this line.'-
Pictures and Pictures Frames.
We keep the latter In all usual sizes and shapes,
square, oval, and rustle, and . all special sizes will
be mado to order at short notice. PICTURES of
all v*rietins (except• oil paintings) dohstantlYinn
hand; tYard, ImpeFial, Cabinet, Medium 44,44
Photographs, EngraVings,Lithographs, dhromOe,
and Prints from 10 Cents to thirty dellatVdablf.'
FANCY ARTICLES,
EMI
Parlor Ornaments, such as Marblo Busts of
the Poets; ornamental Ink Stands,ling Desks,
Match Safei,Vrisosiltlugs, bolls, anottile TOO
for children old and young,
Yankee Notions.
.Tneludiu Pocket Books ' Banker's Cases,
Pocket Kiives, Scissors, •and a hundred other
'trap§ or.that
,sort.
Eilll2
‘ ,IjIBII!: . (JMENTS
and the best Italian Strings for them;
Fli/tes, Banjos, Gnitars, Clartailikte;:,lteeofdions,
Votideititigis;tind nli sorts ofldnsioal Goods.
.FiinPUY•
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..:- tf ion want to selent.m.:Holidny Present for a
fries,, brother, sister, father, mother or lover,
631,0 thp•Baraar Word goVrelstithere. - -
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"ile .1;1807.—d " ' ' 1117411 YOUNG.
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Igo not don.
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DRUG "AND . BOOK STORE 1
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M ANSFIELD,
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C. V. ELLIOTT, M., D.,
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Has just ratamad from New York,with a fall as
sortment of . , ,
MEC
DRUGS,. PAINTS,
&LS, PATENT ifEDICII:I 4 EB, DYE
STUFFS, PERFUMERY,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
' WALL ?PER.
CHINA* BOHEMIAN WARE;
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
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TOYS, and an other articles found in a
FIRST ,CLASS;
DRUG AND' BOOK TORE 1
Which ho offers at prices DEFYING COMPETITION
CALL AND SEE
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Remember, in the BRICK BLOC , Main Street,
' 2 floors below tirellebor Street,
Nov. 13, 1887.-316
N'e• - vv' Gr.cococits ,!
J. R. Bowen & Co.,
RAVE just received from the city a large and
varied assortment of
WINTER GOODS,
Bought since the decline 1. prices, and will be
sold accordingly. Wa:resp. ctfully invite atten.
tionti; our stock of
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CASSIMERFA VE R CLOTHS,
TWEEDS, FLANNELS,
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MERINOS, EMPRESS CLOTHS, AL
;',`,APADAS, and oilier DRESS .GOODS
and' DRESS TRIMMINGS,
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Also, a large and new assortment of
BODY MADE CLOTHING,
at greatly reduced prices.
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LADIES) FURS-4a : nice aesoriments new
and cheap.
BON—TON, and l oiher kinds .i t f HOOP
lIM
YANKED NOTIONS;
1144T5, 4Np O.ARS,= HARDWARE
CROCKERY; GROCE7,
A' • ,
HAND, MADE BOOTS "AND SHOES,
';.
And many other things whiet we will ba.pleased
taahow to who wilt can and 4araino , onr , : •
Stock 'of GiOods
•• • •
Bofors/ purChasing ei so ero, as We believe it tail
pay:you for your time and trouble.
'§laiL PROFITS, QUICK SALES, &
REAPY, P.A.Y,,IS OUR ;MOTTO:
• 'Don'eficirget to call at the
Empire Bi.ore 3 .to. Baton Block,
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Wellabor°, Nov. 13, 1802 .1 f
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MANSFIELD, PA
Mao, a large line of
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•wcpx.asorsz.
WILL SELL FOR OAS/I,
AMERICAN • AND SWISS
Wate-hes!
Cheaper than rhea , can be
bought AlseWhereT Also.
Silver ec, Silver Plated Ware
of wbi h be has a large abaortteent.
CLOCKS,
of all etylee and prices;
JEWELRY
all the latest styles.
.........:-.
RICH BOHEMIAN VASES
AND. TOILET SETTS
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TERRA COTTA, AND LAVA
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German Students' Lamp.
FLORENCE AND E. HOWE
ter SEWING MACHINES. ,ggli
13'. 1767.
BALDWIN &
A • E RECEIVING their stock of FALL and
WINTER
G • 0 DUS,
consisting of a general assortment of
DRY GOODS,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, SHAWLS, KNIT GOODS,
HOOP 'SKIRTS, BALMOREL'
SKIRTS, SILKS, DOMES- •
•TICS, FLAN#ELS,
Ladies' Cloaking, Cloths and Cassi
mere Gloves and Mittens,
gootsland Shoes,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
'Under Clothing, Hate and Caps; Yan
kee Notions, Carpets Oil Cloths,
Paper Hangings, Groceries,
Flour,--Feed, Pork, - -
Hams, Sugars, Teas, Molasses, Syrups,
Coffees, Fish, Qils, Paints, Spices,
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_ Extracts; ooden Ware,
Brooms, Pails, Tubs, _ .
Baskets,
Hard Ware, Crookety, Glass Ware
• Stationery, Salt, Nails, Iron
Stone Ware.
In fact, a general assortment and as large a
stook ae you will find to-select from outside of
the city. All kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE
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taken in i 1
exchanger for Goods. We buy good
goods and will sell as cheap as anybody. . '
.
Ground Plaster,
constantly on hand.
T. L. BALDSTIS tt CO.
Tioga, Pa.; Oot. 9, 1867.
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ANDREW FOLEY
FARMERS! EXCHANGE.
0. CI. VAN VALICENBURG et BRO.
EXCHANGE: for Farm produce and aaeb, on
tho principle. that ."even exchange is 'no
robbery."
PORK. HAMS, SHOULDERS,' WHITE
FISH; MACKEREL, CODFISH,
SMOKED HALIBUT,
FLOUR, CORN MEAL, BUCKWHEAT
FLOUR, FEED, &C., &U.
We have no ambition to got rich faster than
our neighborni who are equally industrious:; nor
are we desirous of running all creation that we
may havemoro to cat, drink, wear, and
- To Lay )By for a Rainy Day.
As an'evldence that we deal fairly and equa're
ly with our customers, we point to the fact that
our run of custom has steadily increased from
the first, and promises,to grow,considerably lar
ger,
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HARD TIMES OR NO HARD TIMES.
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Wo pay OASIX for PROVIICE;_and keep- up
with tho market prices.
Remember the place,
TOWNSEND'S OLD STAND,
MAIN STREET, WELLSBORO, PEN PA.
Sept. 11, 1807—tf.
Public Benefit,
ABIONG the useful improvements of the day,
. there nro few that give more promise of
good, few' so well adopted to relieve human suf
fering, few so well approved by the public( as that
new and powerful remedy called Salutifer (or as
the German people call It Ilealtbbringer).
_ It gives ease and comfort to . the poor sufferer
from Neuralgia and Rheumatism, and brings
speedy Voile to that large class bf diseases that
aro often cured and always benefited by an out
ward application. -
For sale by all Druggists.
Wholesale Depot DAY, HOAGLAND & STI
GER, No 54-Courtlandt Bt. New'York.
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In Bankruptcy.
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TIIIS is to give - notice : That on tiro 30th day
of November A.. D. 1867, a warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate - of Jacob
Larrison of Jackson, in; the county of Tioga, and '
State of Pennsylvania who has been adjudged a
Bankrupt on his own petition, that the payment
of any debts and delivery of any property be
longing to such Bankrupt, to him or for his use,
and the transfer of any property by him, are for
bidden by law : that a meeting of the creditors of
said Bankrupt to provb their debts and to choose
one or more assignees of his estate, will be held
at a court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at the
office of.F. E. Smith, in,Tioga, Penn'a, before F.
E. Smith, Register, on the , rlBth- day of Janua
ry, A, D. 1887, at 8 o'clock, IA.
THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
U. 8. Marshal West. Dist., Pa.,
per D. Cameron, Deputy.
illotel for Sale;
THE TAVERN HOUSE in Knoxville, known
as the Eagle Hotel, is 'offered for sale at a
bargain, with furniture, nearly new. House and
Barns are in good repair.
Also, on the same lot, a Drug Store and Law
,Oflice. To be sold with the Hotel and appurten
•ances. THOMAS R. MAYHEW, Prop'r.
Knoxville, Pa., Deo. 4, 1867.-tf. •
Planing and Scroll Sawing, -
• COVINgToN, f rIOGA CO., PA. .
The undersigned has put in a
Woodworth. Planer
AND A SCROLL SAWING MACHINE
it his shop, south-east lido of Gorould's Bats _
Mill. He will keep conhtantly on hand
CLAPBOARDS AND FLOORING,
and subscribes himself the; publick's humble ser
vant at a fair compensation for labor.
D. S. IRELAN, Jr.
Covington, Dec. 18, 1867.—1 y
All. persons indebted to E. A.
SNEAD are requested to notice
this l last call* to SETTLE UP.
Tioga r ,Nov. 21, 18G'i.
FROM PHILADELPHIA
I 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 Salt'.
fifer I was entirely oured. It has also cured my
wife of .Neuralgia. There Is no remedy in my
knowledge like it for Rheumatism or Neuralgia.
H. L. HOPP,
Oct 9—tf No. SO7 Perkiomen st.
i Register's Notice
NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Ex
ecutors and Administrators named below,
have filed their accounts in the Register's Office
in and for the county of Tioga, and that the same
will be presented to the Judges of the Orphans'
Court, for said county, at a session of said Court
to be held at Wellsboro, on Monday, the 27th
day of January 1868,. at 2 o'clock in the after
noon, for confirmation and alloirance.
Acct of W C Ripley and D W Shaw, Administra
terit of the estate of Vardis Shaw, late of Rich
mond, doc'd.
Final aect of Thomas J Ban . bury, Administrator
of the estate of Rufus Da.. gets, late of Jackson,
deed. •
Acot of Wm W Baynes, ad ninistrator of the es•
tato of Josoph Walker, tho'd.
Acct of W F Lamb, admini:trator of the estate
of Daniel Lamb, late of ichnhond, deo'd.
Acct of Amos C Stearns, administrator of the es
tate of John 0 Stearns, deed.
Aoct of James Kelley, administrator of the es
tate of George C Marvin, late of Charleston,
deo'd.
Wellston), Pee. 25, 1867. D. L.-DEANE,
Vot 38. 1.1 1
No. 212 ARPER'S 'MAGAZINE.
-Tho an of the Magazine excludes 'Politics
and Polemics. It includei everything pertain
ing to Literature, art, industry, Popular Science,
Esthetics, and social life. " Tho Woman's King
dom: a Love story," by the author of John Hal
ifax, Gentleman, is commenced in the January
Number. •Pour Dollars a year.
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V:or... 12,
ARPER'SVERitLY.
A Record of the otbing pertaining
to civilisation is beyond its scope. The organ pf
no party or clique, it discusses all questions of
politics and social economy. A novel by Wilkie
Collins, author of "Tbo Woman in White," will
be commenced in the first January number. $4
per annum, weekly. Splendidly illustrated.
Vottruz t,Fon
rp
1. JH BAZAR. f 1808.
This is to be a a urniitfor the Home. - It will
treat of everythin pertaining to Home Life. It
will furnish ate, latest fashions in dress and orn
ament; describe the amusements and exerels'eS
aqapted for in doors and out-of.doors , will con
tam stories, sketches, aria poems. Published_
weekly, with profuse illustrations, at SA 'per an
num. .
Alf Fdr any of the above publications ad.
dress, with•the cash.
;'HARPER & BROTHERS,
FRANKLIN SQUARE, NEW Y ORK.
irer• Tim three publications sent_lo one ad,
dross for $lO : any two of them for s7.4fief
Deo. 25, 1861-2 m.
NEW GI4OCERY
At Dartt Settlement.
T HE SUBSCRIBER has opened a new
GROCERY & PROVISION STORE
At tho above named place, where ho proposes to
furnish Goods,in his line cheap.
Market prices paid for Farm. Produce; either
i ll cash er trade. Th o patronage of the public is
respectfully solicited. ALBERT TIPPLE.
Clirlosten, Deo. 11, IS(l7—tf.
IN BANKRUPTCY 7 -Western Dfitriet of Pa.
ss: To whom i ay concern The The easier - -
stgned hereby gives n 'se of hie appoirAment as
assignee of DoPui iohols, of Tioga,Tioga
county, Penn'a within said District , who have
been adjudged bankrupts upon their own petition
by the District Court of said District.
JOHN W. GUERNSEY,
Tioga, Dcc. 25,1867-3 t Assigns,..,
In Bankruptcy.
Western District of Pennayleaolict, +te.
undersigTed hereby gives notice of bts
1 appointment as assignee of W.B. Midaugh,
of Lawrenceville, Tioga County, Pennsylva
nia, within said District,' who bas been adjudged
a Bankrupt upon his own petition by the District
Court of said District. M. F. ELLIOTT,
Wellsboro, DO3. 18, 1867' 4 Assignee,
Register