11011E1 • MATTERS.
WEDNESDAY, JAN.. 22, 1868,
MASONIC.
osstA LODGE, No. 317, A, Y. M., meets at their Hall,
ON er Pr. Roy's drug store, on tuesday evening, On or
Were the Full Moon, at 6 o'cleh P. M.
No. ----'-
'MCA CHAPTER, 11!4,.. f1ip ..A.. M., meets at the
Ball, on Thursday evening or beforb the Full
nom at 6 o'clock P. M.
,
TIV)A COUNCIL. N 0.31, R. ii S. MAST tuts, meet; at
the iiall, on the third Friday of each calendar
mouth, at 6 o'clock .1.,..—1 II
Ty.
A.O
AGHTO N conIIIANDERY,_ No. 23, of KNIGHTS
TE3ll'LAR, fl ed the appendant orders, meets at the
uo. on the drbt Friday of l each calendar month, at
6 v'clxk I'. 31.
_
!low AdverApements.
• Orpbo.'s Court Salo. 1
• Pissolution—Wileox & q w .401.
f
Executor's Notice—C. _ : icy/tour.
" —J. A . Semaitiri;—,
Mministril tor's Notice .....540,,../Xebe. --...
31illinery7-3.lrs. E. D - . liliteholl
To Inkeepers—ll. C. Bailey, Treas.
ramps —J. D. Stone., .
_,-A-,, _ -.
Farm for Sale—Elias Tipplo.
Sale of Personal Property—F. D,Eunnel.
flour and Feed—N. E. Calkins.
DONATION PARTY.—A donation visit
for the benefit of Rev. 11. Latakin will take
I da
• ee at the JI. E. Church, Mansfield Pa., on tlio
evesing.of Friday Jan; 31st 1868.
TEMPERANCE MEETING.
The friends of Temperance Reform and the pnb-
lie generally : arc; invited to attend a Meeting to be
holden in the Court louse, Tuesday evening,
:Jam 2S, inst. _ - .
n'-i--AddreSses will be - made by A.B. Brelrgter, Esq.,
as, J. L. Calkins atiao. L. Gibson. Maj. Mer
rick, and others. Let there be 'full attendance
a• the occasion will be of unusual interest.
tIEV IV A Ls.—The Methodists and
Pre•byterinns of this village are holding , nightly
meetings at their respective pieces of worship;
vs.)) •necessfnl in awakening considerable inter_
e-t!kin their congregations. .
GooD —Dr. Pratt, of the Corning
knew,, announces that he is about to enlarge
h.O 'paper to 8 columne; .are -glad to note
tio- evidence of deserved propperity. The
Jour
, a/ is among our moat valued exchange:'. and the
•
local paper on our
Btu LOAD.—VrOIII Mr. Peter Doug-
Sealer at Phelps Atills, we learn that Mr.,J.,
E. English recently hauled a ]nail of logs meas
uring 3; 01 feet withoneleam and bobsled. This
wi. en William W. J. E. English's log job.
tather hard to beat, we guess.
RAILROAD MATTERS.—TIeury Sber
1\ lA, E•c.i., of this place, has been elected Presi
acot the Welisboro and Lawrenceville Railroad
t ampany, in the place of Humphries B4ewer,
.I,ces.ed. Mr. Sherwood will bring to the Coln
poly well-trained energies and a disposition to
I ,, rwrn , l the construction of the toad not less
tarorahle than those which characterized Mr.
Brewer.
TIME.—The McKean Miner, in a
kte number says that it is not often that finds
time to niitice the thousand and - ono medical pre
parations on sale. Yet in its local column of the
same number it has seven tintfs of seven slitterent
medical humbugs. 10w much time does our
cotemporary want to"nlitice poor whisliy prepa
rations in its editorbli
, •
SELLING OUT.—By reference to our
advertising columns it will be seen that our
tewns.man, Mr. F. D. Bunnel, is about to remove
to Elkland, and take charge of the Hotel at that
place, having purchased it. Elltland will gair? a
citizen of Untiring energy,• and Wellsboro will
wre one of its chdracters. if Mr. Bunnel had
means proportioned to his zeal for progress and
improvement, ho would build up any town in a
!year. Success to him.
STATE TEMIERANCE CONVE.NTION.—
A Convention of the friends of Teinperance will
be held in the Court House at liarrisburg, com
mencing Tuesday, February IS, 1507 at 10 °Moe]:
forenoon., Tlie railroads will carry delegates I
.the Convention at half fare. itstor: , ... of Churches
are requested to giro notice of this convention to
their con„:qations. All temperance organiza
tions an d hutches are requested to send as many
dellgate4 us they may think proper. The Stato
Temperance union will hold its minuet Session
during the same week. Let it be a rouser.
TOWNSHIP ELEcnoNs.—We again ask
attention to the business of• township elections,
a=sming our Republican friends that our oppo
nent 4 are making great efforts to crentrol the elec
tion boards wherever they can do it, and by nn v
' . ins within lair power. Their, leader. in t'he
e has recommended the drawing of party lines
r'tat
lin•the elections to take place iii Friday. We
tau=t Mcet the enemy on the ground chosen. If
thiy ant to draw the lines let us accommodate
them. Arad remember, whenever they proo by
the magnanimity of Republicatib they nil claim
It as' a Democratic Victory," and trumpet it all
ever the State. keep theM in their places and
hdlg them level,
•
WEIGHT GE GRAIN, are
Lligcd to John I. MitelTU, for the follow•
ihg table of standard weights of r t various
gflll - 15, and produce. It is compilkdi from -the
latest =tat utes of the Commonwealth: , •
Wheat, `,t - 1 bushel
I%uley • ••••
11mAir ' heut, '' ---
.
'ltd., " "0 a
Rye, '• ',ll ..
Corm " - • - ,0 -
Clover Seed, -'•
l'ointoe`
I 50
••.;
I artnefs. will save themselves tlouble les ruffling
Oa- wit :Ind preserving it fur refereilei
AN OLD SETTLElt.—We_ttre
1:111Cry for a copy of the Lgromiifil Go
, dated December 1:1, So!r It t. al nilt One-
I hi' size of nn Ayihrtow, anti chiefly devo
f.d to unseated land Ellie'', County statemerit4; and
hrevri news. First under the editorial head
the Mnrriage nothe of ile»ry Barris and Nancy
\ltatlonell. - following %%bleb is volomnions pe
tc•n to the Legitdatnre for the location of the sent
.1 Government at Bellefonte. Across the bottom
the third page is the statemmit 4,rthe Conimiss
..meis of Tibga eotpity in neeonnt with Satanist
W. Morris, Treptu4r, showing a credit of $52581
to his favor, apinst a debitofi , 132,69—10ar fug
the e.ounty in 4 , lit to Mr. .Morris in the sum of
.t 1 13, 1 .2.. The statement (is signed! by
.Natban
Nile* and Ira Kilburn, (I.drnissioners, nod at
tested by John Norris, Clerk. comparison ol
the Treasurer's business fok the year 1809 ith
that, of 1.917 presents st contrast. The
war. and the progress of the comely, during - a
!MIMI of 62 years, are represented in rho last
against this minty Lut a step re
movedl:vom a state of nature.
TlM'Gazetk,was in its third volume, and bents
the name of IV. Brindle as Printer.
- TILE KEENEYVILLEWAIL -ROBBERY.—
A$ considerable curiosity is awakened-touching
tho detection °Ca serious leak in the mail service
from Putter's tothe,Cowanesque, by special Agent
Humphrey, we herewith present the facts as givpn
by a reliable informant: The public had long
felt it to be dangerous to entrust valuable pack
age,! to, the mails on that route, and Judge Hum
phrey undertook the case long ago; -Ind the,thelt
uai carried en so zhillfulfy as to Lafile his ef
hnt. uutii recently. He persisted, I%irh lua welt
known perseverance, and as we'stated .. , (aue weeks
Liu, brought the offender to justice. On or about
th e 3d of November last, two p.tokages of stumps
p;iseni through the ofliee at Tioga, one for Farm
lnton Hill, and the other for Farmington Center.
The Judge took the stamps from the office in the
presence of a reliable witness, and after marking
them in a way as not to excite :tam ion from
base not in thq secret, yet so as to be distinct to
all in the secret, sent them along. The package
for rarmington Hill, directed to Reuben T. Hall,
was not ordered by hint, and not being expected
by him might be stopped without causing inqui6.
The Judge repaired to lienncyvilleit day or two
afterwards and found some of the stamps he had
marked, but concluded to try again. Meanwhile
he e o numuniented - Uith trfo - TP: 0. Department
Washington and got the order for the stamps
directed to Postmas4' Ilan. , Itotherk
Keeneyville ,naititheiWqt ~bf
stamps with his mark upon it. TkO pat ( ~es were
arrested and taken before F. E. Smith, Esq.,
CoMmissioner, and -Mrs. Keeney, appnaring, from
the evidenee to be the'cbief actor in the istisinesi,
warheld to answer in the sum of $lOOO, The
ease was ono requiring the best detective ability
to work up, and reflects much croak _upon the
skill of Detective llumphrcy,
Gossu..—"l had supflosed," writes a l
friend, "that a golislper was 130010 sorts of a slan-'
derer, and that gossip was some sort of slander
But your "Gossip" seems not at all like slander,
and I have thought that you could better call it;
"Chat." - We assure our friend that. he ,is in error.' ,
Gossip, per se, is never -slanderous, though the',
two articles are confounded often. : Gossip, as' wit,
would define it, relates to that class of neighbor
hood events which'does not usually geti into the" i
public prints. For example: Aunt Sally, having
slicked up the kitchen and dusted the furnittire
of the inhabited portion of her house, puts on her
bonnet and drops in upon Mrs. Jones. "Good
morning Mrs. Jones," says she; "it was so bright
out this morning I could not stay at home; so
I thought I'd drop in and have a chat." "I'm
glad to see you, 'l'm ' sure," says • Mrs. ,Pones;
"how's Belinda Jane?" "Poorly," ,says Aunt
Sally ; "the measles has been vjery hard , on lici:;
and its!wonderful how much the4ine hail to suf
fer, poor girl. First she bud the chicken pox,
then the nettle rash, and now i thel Measles. I
expect she will be down with the mumps soon."
"Have yon heard from(Mary Smith tri-dity ?"
asks Mrs. Jones. "Mtiry44::lnith 'that na.4, /i ' iiir
pose you mean," says Aunt Say ; ,"tille,dhat In s,
married Bill Simons. They any she's in a gal-f
loping consumption. Poor , thing! And iganey'
fluke has got another baby—which Gm sixth
in, seven years, yea know. ller i other Mull
iliiWkin children before she yips fp •ty." "Thi l ve,
you tried Stebbins's young IlytMn yet 'l . iislitil,lrs.'
Jones; "they'sity it's'the best in InWia." "I' gin: a
drawing of it last night," says Aunt Sally,
just stepped in to ask you to come over and tryl
it this aftei noon." "Be si sionie,"•saj , s Mrs,
Times. "Well, 11l go home now," says Aunt Sally,
"Mr Belinda Jane will want her broth. Good
nif i wr y ing." Now, that's what we call gossip, &Cella.
impri;f4 nobody; anti seldoia 'gets ditto the 'Papers.
4 Slander, liowever, is very different. tlatier
tinnunles,h.irexample, heating that Mr. 'tipple,
hi neighbor, is noted for industry' .amt minding
his own business. Conceives a great hatred for him
and "determines to pull
.oatfer to hipself----m'any man cam:Mind his own
business if ho hi& , any business , to auindt• and
Ripple is entitled to no credit for it. dlf I hint
any business to mind leould'deit:as w i ell ashes
So (laffer lipmuiles isays to neighbol• 'Snook , :
"This Ilipplb is no better than he .
lie's 4n't believe he'ever spent al
a grocery orilmr-room in his life. Ile hi
to mix with Wks who work for a li
owns live or six farms und spends a gre
money, mid where floes the money e
Something wrong ai/ut Ripple I'll 11
nom) of my bugtpess," says,,,,finoo
Mr, Ripple does with liis money. ‘t lie
suppose, and it's fiis'n fo spent, .lie
business and I mind fitine:" So Gaffer
a hatred for Snuolys, Snap, and Unmet
Of 1V 11 he conimunicates his suspicion
plc, and none of them agree with Gaffe
it falls out that Gaffer hates Ripple Itil
his own business, and Snooks, Snap,
mon hecause they will not hate
Gaffer is unhappy, and on bail terms
nezighlihrs.
friend ettinnits tlni following
"Detz). ilflitutor! Ts not this the s,
year of the nineteenth eentay ? Some
it is only the sixty-eighth, but of eour
ninth year began on the thirty-first d i
eember at midnight. Will some or gvol
readers who believe this is the
..sixty-ei ,l
of tliis century, toll us why they so beli
Jan. 18.,18.65._
4
• , ABBATII SCHOOL EXCUTISI)
FESTIVAL:A season of social enjoy }
proVided for the Sabbath School of tie.
Church.of Tioga;on Wednesday, oth in
Teachers and iriends of the Scholars. 't
ota‘za,.//, whoa.*
readincs, and about 10} o'clock a pros
eight well tilled vehicles was formed, net
by the Cornet Band of our Borough.
the way, we find the Band an essential
piece success, on like occasions of festivit.
A bannerre . Npressed the design of th
zation I . We...sentence "reed my lamh
the' intimattiiiseociatiOn of religiouFprin
political priiilege and dutiesovaa cshihi
waving folds of our national emblem.
The part} { proceeded to Lawrencevilbi
turned to the It. 11. Depot:
Music, general joy, and hearty wel
spectators combined to entwine evergrci
memories of all participating. • On this
the company an ample dinner wai in w.l
willing hands supplied Imlay appetites
;.cothing occurred lo mar the pleagui -
the silver of 6 Kul.
AlAsoNte l'Arru.—The New York ./.?,
per published in the illasonie Asylum
at Havana, N. Y., i 4 a large (piano
tilled with eatetolly Selected matter.
organ'of the In-dilution wherelt pit
is devoted to its interests and thyeeof,
nity generally. Every oily wantin:
t• t rind should inke it.
•AT LA.NTIC ONTITLY.--Tile 1
St alment of Dicken's new story—` Wori
inon's Expinnation," written
J~fluuwlr appear the January •
also eyntain...: poona
ortielA by l'aitot!,. Ifa i4'
jggjo , i,li, Bil-'ll.l * (k '1 ay 101,
Hawthorne, and Benson. We 11. - e tl
Letter mitnher. 4; Field!
pet year
ME
At the call of the ltaptitd Chtirol nt
a routwil met in their hotwo of
Ist;7, to -et apart J. W henry, Into '
the Theological department of Aititlittt
ty and pa , tor eltet of PM.] oltnrch, fo I
thoutinistty. Iti.V. N. L. Itt ynold-
Moderator, and /fey. A. Stone, (
examination proving Fatisfaetory,• the
Hirviees took place in the followingioth
ing of the Scriptures by Iter. 11. Lam
by Ito'. Watrotw, ordaining
:;• b.-114.yttoftle, loutti t.f
C. A., titotie, ,:itarqe to thi , candiihtte
P. IVatrotti, address to the church
Itnchwell, ltettotlit•tion by candidate.
3CJ 4=. oral. vrx• Lt. da ,
TUE AMERICAN COOKING
- No article of furniture requires tn,
selecting than a Cooking Stove.
great variety in the market and the :
commendation of each, by intertstc
those nut fantili s ar with the operation
are liable to -make poor selections :
may have 'Fortmt) gem! points,"nearly nl
serious defects, The :improved Am.
Air Cooking StOve, roanubicturcid by
and ci; Co., of Albany . , N. Y., is the mu
in nil itg arrangements of 41Ity stove
The manufacturers ha:ve ttptired no-p,.
pease to make this 'stove perfection
they have sip:a:ceded cultniraWY: it
approbation of the peepliMiriingliutle
try, for both coal and wood..anct ie ,
spolten of in tering of the highest phi
one should tnal:c a selection withont •
Improved A inerieno,n careful and the
antination,.a tot atter doing so, they
being convinced or iisisuperiority'ov,
—Coco forriffil.
For sate by CONVERSE ' •
Well:bum Pa., Jai,
Large Sale of Real ond
fropertp.
T 1 I F.: sob3criber, hayinti purrinpo , 4l tho
property at Ellilaint, will soil at pub!
tho prentig,4, TUESI)AI, Jan, 24, Itoss,
prtlperty :
. TileTiotting liorte Kern, 1 It 'mil Mare
2:3 - 2. a 2-year...1.1 bull, a yearling boll, an
rid i biOult 7CVOII4,—It sow with pigs, a hi
a limber N;ltitillt t a tiClll9Crat likToll, It SU;
double itarnesi, :I single harness, 2 (Muhl l
tivator drag. a double sleigh, n Fanning n
with plows, scrapers, and till kinds of Far
Also—Poultry of all kinds; 1000 11,134,
har,ley, buckwheat, oats and •corn, with
fodder; farm produce, 2 cook stovesoml
hold furniture. ' ,
Also the following teal estate, at pull'
sale: sundry town )tits 'on the Avenue at ( i
&pled streetpond ad acre of land on Nll
Alq, a lard,- uf a acresono mile fro
knot, nas tt Iligondi Farm, about (moll
Also , Ow building otkpoqito ilie Dank in 1
.1 - will also relic or lease for a term of y'el
ilel' known as the fortis Fatut; . Wellsbi
continue until close& t ' • • Fi Ei r
Jun. 22,18118. I
:. 1
peiilorckit oung ?)1 :ta is ,one o
ttioifiswdr firventhe Itittglfzinds.
.iar s tifterit'k mieros.cope, or a good tyro bladed
knife, to every enbserttp.ir Lending the price of
the Magazine 't. 1 , , ,1,5,tX Al% .T.,!Dentoreet,d73 • dkoOd;..../
way, New York.
'Tie largest, 1.) fie nd l ape i assort. ,
meet of fratuee ever brought into Tiogn,,conoty,
with largb enrCS - every'waY to sdiciitad: Nita
photographs at Xl,OO per dor.,
all going Tait 'at
htanit Speneer'e Art Unitary, I%fansfied, Pa. _
De, 2514-tf. 1" 44 >l'
G I i;g•—'-.M A CO M EAtii i ,Cheirfrelon,
Jan. IS6B, by Rev. C. A. Stone," r. Rosel!
Gib ! , of Riebinonth, Cliastirk Allem:of . ;
beef of CliorieStun.
FELT F.R—M Liherty, 7; Uy
Rev. M. b. Drupti g 6 tbp brii.le!lirestdeneN Mr.
Gurdou Feller, and .111iss M. Alice `ltfoore, 011 of
Liberty, Pa.
111 ones vi Ile, „Wis,, - ,Jan. t 5013 ,1 or
Consumption, Mr. Hiram R. Hill,'son of Maj.
Wm. 11111, formerly of Ti'..fga. Co.,Pa. Mr. Hill
waq horn in Wellsboili - Aug.
Delmar, dan. to,
4 Mr. lf.ph
raiin'Atierly, aged 82 years, ami S months.
Mr„Satterly Iva.; one of the oldest inhabitants
of tholcouni y. He IVIIS thofather of 13LXICOM
drew, grandfather to fifty-three grandchildren, and
several great-grandahildren:• ;11e, removed from
Chemiing county N.Y.
ANDREWg.-04 Stpidgi,
deneej Co. I. 3 A;,4ftet a,sbort,an4
painful ilhur e, Harvey Androws,:in tho'G7tlfSl'ar:
of his age. ,•• i
SPE€YIFAIJ NOTIO.F4S..
lilaltEzaa7 l 'Val THE N ELIVOUS
whose ,orderings have been protalnkleatroul hidden
etiiveaj, awl WIIO , O a ctpah l / 4 } inkattijaitroat'maitie to
,moiler exittenco desirable. 1 rpm are suffering or have
tiorusllyortilllttir.3ll,4o4o4; kla4tTOViafgdoes
itrq f inve Upon 111..1110/1 tyoy
weak, (Winn ated, e114113i "tired? 'Doe4 7tltin exliW
exei Doc pro d uce . tiltarai of hea l At7
your liver; .r ei!"Xfrafiecf,Mi l ey •
(lucidly get oil l of:iara a:r i2,9r itrifitC.siinietiuM
lb iel: , or ltorkJ,' [is It ropia
aloes a I scum ? Or is a sediment at
the actor lit bus stood awlui{oe Dy you have
F,ie II; idololf or 113'81RP:dal Art your &dm'.
, •D'o±ou 101ve spells of faint ii;gin. En3ll.
•
TalTalTiiil to the head? Is your memory impaited
laa.) On 4 Mind enngtnlitiY dwelling upon this - subjeett
it' feel doll. moping, tried tit company, of .
life? Da/ ).‘4ll wish ily lap Jett aionei,An get, away , froin
e c e a laoal3 ? nay , 1 hig make yajat. efarc or ,
jump? 3 3 our 31.3.031 - aakeri reailll 33 ;Is tfic In!tro
of your eye iv( brilliari Of 'VIM bloom oft your cheek as
• brig i Do you moy your,ell in Mil let) w ell?—
Do you pursue your baishiaah3 atilt the faanie Merin' 1—
bo you bad as much confidence in Jona-molt ? Are your
epirit.4doll
Mao, 110 set Joy it Di 3 our fiver or-dysl,wisia, Halm
you rEstief.3 nights? roily lalnic
Weall,tl t tid.itVi‘ Ida little appetite,-nnAyl.4l, ultribute
rift to dyipep-iia or liver complaint?, ..„.
Nuty;reiialt.ll)o 1101115 pri real dire: 1(i djyf i ttrid
:and toll osNeis44,;dra l alK citod,b,'; 9 t, 4 2 a
wolocl'iol , ,-+ tim4ll[l.ratiVALl V lnti.l j4 l (..ipt
.erationa.uloall in perfect healthannlco the - marl. Did
you ever think that thosebold, defialit,:energelic, per
ovis foicaessfill liiisiness men ':tarasa" ntwayellioafa:
whose go iterative organs aro lit perfece : ,healairrirOtt •
never he: stielt Mead complain of 'being dielantaltolYicat
m aryousiie,3,-of palpitation of the hem I. Micky. ttrOve4.,,
er (braid they'catinot succeed Im don'ti
become soil and disc-enraged ; they aro aliN'sys polite ,
nbd pleveaant in the Company of ladies, and look you and
them tight in We f4ch—larmo of your dotedeagt looks ,
01 any other 1114.111111 e, abort them. Ido .not mean
thal-ao who laeclillieurgaiis enflamed by running to ex:.
eelS. These will not only rain Iho constitutions, brit
also alloy ,albiatisillefel with or for. .
lion many (here Ri o n badly-tarsal diseases, front the
effect; of abase and excesses, have brought about
that „t a t, „1 a. ul.ne,s in those organs that has reduced
the ..4,14,•ra1,t- tern ,t) murk as to imitate almost every
other-d, , a , ---IlhoiCy, lunacy, paralysis, spinal affect
tutu. Yoar tde, and aliore.t every ether form of disetif.e
IA W a l l Ount,unty 1-/ „Pelf to, ,and•tho real canse-of the
It' stis,peted. And liavo doctored for
all hot the a i bf Onb. • ;'-
Di-avau-3 ol those organs reptile the-use of a diin Mica.
Fl.ll ID EXTRACT 1?UOIIU is the great
Diuretic, and is a certain cut o (or diseases of tile Hind
del , s, Male], Dropsy, Organic Weaknesat, Fe.
male Complaints, General Debility, andrill diraßc:9 of
the Urinal y PI WindileV-eNriding, In Maio or Fe
male. from Whnlever catuaii originating :nut 110 matter
how long slantlima,-.
RE
Ilion Id he.
1 'Mill' :111
• too
.110
gat den! • . oii
froTivtv,
"ii bar
!arils it,
Buds
/Ns
enii.2eivPs
n,
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111(1 -0
tpleittind3
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ule.id
itli lii•
MEI=
xtv-nint
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ICuotre.ttment is submitted to, Consumption or In•
Itta t•u+ne. Our 11e,6 and blood ate supported
'tom the.,• -eurces. and the health and happiness, and
that of p.strtttv,dcpeudanpunprompt use of a reliable
rr•metly
thesia h•
ty of De
1114, \ I Ittll.lf:j I:XTRACT ItIICIIU, establislia up
ward urIY Pair 4. prepared by lIELM,IIOLDi
6;04 ilioittlway 4 New rottc; and
14.14 :South Pith titreeti PlifladelOtitt, '
te It arm..
I ,lith stn
liter. 1.26 per 1.01110, or (1 bottlbftDm 860, dellv
t any fultllo,o. - Feld by nil Druggists overyirliere.
- COLGATE &'
•• • •1\, 64 4 G
2, ERAIAN
.
• C)f O t tly ZRASHWE SOAP
• In' manufactured from ;PURE
'MATERIALS, and nifty- lm con.
,sider . ed tbe STANDARD OF EX
' - • •- V.:MEN - PE, For sale by all
thocers. "" , 22may1;7-Iy.
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IN AND
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c,.cple with
0 in titt:t.
' A 'ffentienunt frito nutfermi for years from Nefe'ous
°eighty. l'ietnaturo ilee.ty, anti all the s Tfffeete of youth
itidideret ion, will, for the sake of suffering Minoan
ity, •tool free to all who need it, tho recipe and direc•
dons for I»:kizi»g Ike iimple remedy .by which Ito .
'cured. ,tillieletauthiting plat by - am ndverlisei's
.•\j o erioiry. emi 'qn by :I , l4lreq , liirr. iu perfect minti
fh`fief.. JOIIN B. OLIDEN.•'
22iniiyh7—ty. 42 Cellar :: , trioet. Now Yolk.
1111 1(
low , by
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awn of
itin4 and
SIKEILIA OURANTUR
lIII.JOWPC
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HUMPHREYS'
YiOIV
OPATHIC k SPECIFICS,
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.I .1 kil. 1.. 1411 viiIIIP ~ .11C, P 44: si met e—Prothik
-1.0..iXt. ,01.1 1:,11.11,1,-, TIII-y aro tho only Medicinrs
lad b•ctly solaided to popular its..-- - FO'situnln that min
take,. cannot be nook in lidng• than ; so hainil! , ss IN to
hell cc It ~iii drtiit(et ..snd qoAlinient as to ba :1.14 - aya h
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'1;1; ',to rthnumatism, lt,ln•oloatic Paill3 . 27
lb, , do rcitOr and Ague. Chill Pt
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ity .‘ N,IA. -Tit I; RAT FY. KI) 111PGTENCE AND
. ibid eI:NE[IEION Cling inIIUM
VIIREYS' 110LEOPA'I'llIC SPECIFIC
TkVEN T Y-1 7 .1(f111'. --
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emit they ,trillo.t at mire the root of dmmatter, tone
up rile -.1P , '' n , .. 1111..4 the tthalmrge., met impart vigor
1111.1
cuss V. lira and vimlity to the et.tire: flout. 'They
h.tti• I_7l!l'Liti,llimi,9atln of cases. Price $5 . per package of
911 I/030'4. :11111 5111, il per bingleboN.. gold lip drng•
zind .h.,nt,kt• naml on revelpt•of price. Athiregs
110311'1 t 1.; ' P1•'01 Pie fIOM It MEDI.
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111 , Her. }..DWARD A. 11114 SON, will sooll (freo of
"chat 4?) to all who delire it, the iiicsulptiiin - with the di
for Awl 11-4lilg the shiijilg remedy. by
...eltteli he wao cured of :nun!: affertlon and that dread
Iti•V/I,“1 Con,ntupttou. Ijie old) ,vbjec.t. iu to benefit the
he hopes every sruteret• 1 - rk -thil pre
..scrilition, :14 it will cot thoui.nothlog,ouil, may.. [novo
, •mblrei=3 • ' ,• • • .
' -yt. s •T• it EV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
22itia)47-Iy.z'f v.
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If improv,l.
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BUNNEL..
MARRIAGES
.ADEATHEL
-0-
lY
; s•,F
CESI
'PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
IN WELLSBORO,
i +' i
NOW OPEN TO. ,THE, PUBLIC.
..
,'d
11111
:
MRSSItS. KING ct, EASTMAN sv!ould, In
f6ria their.frionds,Ancl the publio , genopally
that tlidy have littcd,up .4 new Illotograph Gal
lery in the host, possible. styto. Haying
.ono,of
- best SKY-LIGHTS in tho State, Ito are prepared
to tako all - styles and sizes
.
PHOTOGRAPHS,' •
it :4iii.f, o
MiI,RIiOTY.PES ec„, MELA.NEOTYPES
in—tko best artistic manner, for Lockets or Cases,
large,or small. Large PROTQGRAPDS'eOpied
from small Cards or old Daguerreotypes of do•
ceased friends, No trouble to take
CHILDRENS' ,PICTURES,
Drrig then' alang.
. • 1„ I 1
iSampTo:proofs always givp4 i wben ordareot—
,corge,and try us.
lary tasintati?a
bir below Ro7's Drug Store.
;•4 • .
KING & EASTMAN.
Jan. 15; LB6O -I V, I -' ••, 1,1-•
t • '-'••• • --
IVOW•14
011111 „ I °K • -
: '''' : 011.011.N11. :PLASTER
at T; L. BALDIVIZt Tjt?g,
Jan. 15, 1868-2 w. - , '
-- CISTAA.I I SITEEP.-Leinno into , o onetesuro
ortho Middletniry, ou the 7tll
we„ eight shod, point !narks on tho right
"aldb. 'The owner is rerynesiett,to proilo property,
pay ehaiges and Oki) them away. . .
Jap. 15,1803 k; It% U,XiItItiCGS,
CASH 'PAID-INIR ASH LOGS, at..Bodino's
Mil I, h i p „ i3,;11.1M8A141.,
iVellsboro, Dcc. 25, l'Bos-tf
•i •
ef. t •
Applications for
_License.
OTICE,ISIHEREBVOIVEK that•the'for
•.ol lowing named persons li/we politiened the
ildnOrablo Court of ,Q,ltarter' Sassions for liceneus
and,maintain taverns and eating houses
f4s the current -year, and that said Court will
hearth° peationers-en Monday the MI, day of
January 186?, tit, ; •
' "
„ TAPRRNS..* "..
811 Holiday, WellsbOro:. •
M. Watkins: • • do. '•
John hillier, Lawrenceville.
William IP. , ,,Slossqn, do.
Oco'Crist, Morris.
David Wdesel,-Bloss.•
Michael Kelley, do
11 0 11111, Westfield Borough. -
Deo Close, do. do.
H Potter, Middlebury.-
J Pine, Covington tom.
S W Reynolds, Jacktion. ti
II 0 Vernailyea, Oainbs. - • .1
A J Martin,. Osceola. • I
Wm. L. Thomas - ,.Ward. a
$ "4
-
EATING HOUSES. A
IK S Potter, Middlebury.”
Van Buren Holiday, do.
John Westbrook ' do.
Simon 119 lleox, Westfield.-Borough.
M Bullard L . Ooldetnith,
John A Martin, floss.
James Trahoy, do •
It C Bailey, do.
Stephen Bowen, do.
P ,
James S Mitchell, do.
JOAN 'F. DONALDSON.
Wellshoro, 'Jon, 8, 1888. ' Protb'y.
-XX;4IC>MaiX:3O 41:::001•J:
lo to. Kl:l:LF,i''S and seo the . I;aiost . Arrival of
FALL GOOD'S!
poDsiting of a &onerOl tpsortment:of
pg
0 '4
CS 5 X
- o • i za
Ct I
r"" 4
CORSET =AND, SKPRT
PsuPPOWPTIns 'A,I;
- -
SAN'IrlaM slina mflu oin 039 pUV 11°319nr
EMEI
VIM PRESS GOODS AT I(ELLI4.IY'S:
'5,N51T15131. 1 ,1 SgAiviis
CENTS' FURS AT KELLEY'S
2==MMMI
No charge; fdr SHOWING GOODB at ..,rpf
• C. 11, • K LF. S,
Well:tiboro, oet O, X 18( ,
'24c 4 P 7 We ;uqL N i Via 3 M
'FOR THE MILLION. •
Good:peoplo all, bothigroni:lizia atria, f yo ' u
want to keep •
• PE•AtE 'IN" 'VIE FAMILY - '•
you must have enough to eat, dry wood, a gobd
wife, -well.hehuved•ehillyen;land to crown
Tit.. TOP COOKING NIOVE!
•
. • ,
..Thial.ast and crowning good, at my Tin
Btoo establishment, opposite Roy's Block,
WellsVero, and its namo is tho--
. 2 ' -HOME COMPANION
•
;on 7.ll,lhands admitted to_he
,eqpat.to any in the
‘"vorlif,
TIN WARE , MADE TO ORDER, ."
promptly, and warranted to give satisfaction
REPAIRING
' • e -
("Kt:Anted in the beet wanner and tyitb diawiteb
CALL ANA SEE ME.
, 6illeboroqgh,'Nov, , 21, 186 i.
:,. :~~.'
Dry Goods.
t i i
and.to buy Goods cheaper on an average of pri
,kos t.1:00 at any time during the past 6 years, can
do so by calling on the subscribors,
111
KELLEY'S
~ r+
~Lh
R. ROBERTS,-
Great Barga,inm
I=
Every ono in need of Dry , Goods, who dosirot
to secure the
FULL WORTH OF THFIR MONEY,
3 CONCERT BLOCK, CORNING.
Our stook is nearly PI new and all put in at the
NEW SCALE OF LOW PRICES
Read the following list and coon:IOro it with tho
prices of the past 2 or 3 years and decide rii-r
. yoursolves if
' Cr ' ®o Ij
are .not cheap.
it • •
i
i ft
.Comm9l4 ?rittis, •• • ' 8 eta,
Gam' - - ;• i 11...;.......',' ......, . 10 "
Warranted fast colored Prints' ' 12/ "
libavy Shootings yard wide' 1 2i "
Fine Brown Shootings 12/ "
Fine Bleached ": , -- - ,-....i, • 121. "
Red 'gunnels twillabr plain, 20,"311; 37.1;44,50
Grey Flannels twilled, 31/, 37/, 44, 50
•:,
a reduction of from 12, to 20 cents yer yd.
Fancy Shirtings, 311, 41, sd, very cheap
lickings, Stripes, Denims, Ketuoky Jeans, Cot
, , . tonades, are reduced full no much. I
I
,-, STILL GREATER BARGAINS IN
DRESS GOODS. •
3G in: tidfdo hands no fine French Merinees„7.s
38 if g , . u u • a di 1 , 00
40 " " extra qualities " ' " l ' 2s'
in all colors in eachiot. They aro full 30 per
Coat loss than the prices of 30 days ago, and aro
.thi host bargain's in the County. Empress Cloths,
Alpacas and Paramettas are equally cheap.—,
4nr,prio in need of Winter Dress Goods will do
well to call on us.
SHAWLS, CLOAKS AND , CLOAK
CLOTHS ARE VERY CHEAP.
No havo made the following reductions from
the prices of 30 (lays ago.
$O,OO Double Shawls, good colors, now. $4,50
$7,00 Double Shawls, good colors, now 5,50
_s7 - 40 Doublet Shawls, extra qualities , now 6,00
$2,00 Double Shawls,
extra qualities, n0w.....7,00
$3,00 Beaver Cloth, 1 yards wide, now 2,50
$4,00 Beaver Cloth, 1k yards wide, now 3,50
$4,50 Beaver Cloth, yds wide, Black, now 3,50
$6,00 to $7OO Beaver White ilack
boot markcit, now ; 5,00
Those goods wore all considered cheap nt our
first prices ono month ago.
FURS arc reduced full 30 per cent. On
BOOT AND SHOE STOCK is
full of bargains.
We sell Women's Morrocco Belmorals, $1,50
* We sell Women's Kip" Shoes, 1,50
Also large lots of Fine Work, such as Button,
Polish, Balmoral, and Congress, in Kid, Morroeco
and Serge, for Ladies, Misses and Children at
the Lowest Prices the Market will afford
We buy Goods almost daily, and se
everything
,Cheap
• J. A.- PARSONS 16
9p1a45 Bazaar.
Books, Stationery & Fancy Articles
HUGH YOUNG
TEAS just returned from Now York where ho
carefully selected a full assortment of
everything in his lino of business.
BOOKS.
'Tho latest pnblicatimis of the best authors;
Gift Books for young and old; The poems' of all
the standard authors; Novels ty,ithout‘ number;
Biography and Travels; Bibles (pocket and him
ily)in.all styles of binding; Pter Books, Bap
tist, Methodist, and Presbyteri n Hymn Books,
in all styles and at various prices.
N. 13. All books sold fit, publishers' prices.—
Lari, Medical, quid Music Books furniFbed to
order.
SCIIOOII BOOKS.
• Every variety of Spellers,
Reader:: Arabi - no
ties, Algebtas, Geometries, Obograpille's,%llieto
' . • _,13
keol,l or usedin,any sehooi 9r neld
theemy in dewily at the lowestprices.
BLANK BOOKS.
Ledgers, Day Books, Journals, Memorandums,
Pass Books, Timo Books, Diaries for 1868, and
all sizes and styles of Binding. for either Mer
chants, Farmers, Mechanics, or Lumbermen.—
The largest steel: ever brought into the county.
STATIONERY. 7
Inks of all kinds, ]Mucilage; Pens of the best
makers; Quills, flair Pencils, Lead Pencils of all
coloik'lnk Stands several varieties; Blotting Pa
per, Commercial, Ladies, and French Note,Bill
Paper, Billet, Letter,_, Foolscap, Legal an Flat
Cap ruled or plain; and every article ever sold
by a stationer. ', '
a ,
•
WALL PAPER. '. 141- .
. .
1111116 as always,' tho very best assert
merit, and tho largest stock of Wall Papers in
,the County." (lilt, Stamped, Satin, White and
Brown with Borders to'ruatch, Also Side Light,
Fire Boards.) Cloth and_ Paper • Window Shades,
_Patent Fixture?. (three ririetios)` rind
Cords, Tassels, Ace.; and'elorythingin this lino.
Pictures and Picture Frames,
We keep the latter in all usual RiZOS and shapes
square, oral, and rustic, and all special sizes wil
ho made to order at short notice. PICTURES of
variotioti (except oil paintings) constantly on
hand; Card, Imperial, Cabinot,liedium and 4.4
Photographs, Engravings, Lithograpits;Chro'mos,
and Prints from 10 cents to thirty.dollars each.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Parlor Ornaments, such as Marble Busts of
the Poets; ornamental Ink Stands, Writing Desks,
Match Safes, Vases, Mugs, rt.olhi, and other.Tiqs
for children old and young.
Yankee Notions.
Including Pocket Books, Banker's Cases,
Pocket Knives, Scissors, and a hundred other
traps of that sort.
MIJSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Violins, and'tho best Italian Strings for them ;
Flutes, Banjos, Guitars, Clarionets, Accordions,
Concertinsisinrui all sorts of Musical Goods.
Finally.
Yl Oll Walt. to Sale& Iloliday Present for a
friend', brother, sister, father, mother or lover,
the Beanar_heforo going elsenthere,•-
Na4'. 13, 1891.-0 HUGH YOUNG.
%
4W .11 " 3
r
DRUG AND BOOK STORE!
BRICK BLOCK,
f.-4'
MANSFIELD, , -
C. V. ELLIOTT, M. I).,
Has just returned from , Now York with a full as
sortment of -
DRUp-S, PAINTS,
OILS, PATENT MEDICINES, DYE
STUFFS; PERFUMERY,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
MKS, STATIONERY,
TVA LAIRAPER.
CHINA & BOHEMIAN WARE,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
I=
TOYS, and all ollqr articles found in a
FIRST CLASS,-
DRUG AND BOOK MIRE
Vlach he atlas at prices DEFYING COMPETITION
CALL AND SEE!
Remember, in the BRICK BLOCK, fain Street,
2 doors below - Wollsboro Street,
MANSFIELD, PA
Nov. 13, 1867.-3 m
N - Ow Goocits !
J. R. Bowen & Co.,
TT AVE just received from the city a large and
varted assortment of
WINTER GOODS.,
J 1 •
Bought since the decline in prices, and will be
sold accordingly. iVe respoctfully invite atten
tion:to our stock of
CASSIMER,ES; BEAS V E R .CLOTHS,
TWEEDS, FLANNELS,
also, a largo line of
MERINOS, EMPRESS_ CLOTHS, AL
.APACAS, and other DRESS GOODS
'4' and DRESS TRIMMINGS,
Also, alai:go and new assortmentof
READY MADE CLOTHING,
at greatly reduced prices
LADIES' FtaiS— T a nice assortment, new
and cheap.
BON-TON, and outer kinds bt HOOP
SKIRTS, j.
YANKEE . NOTIONS,
HATS .A.Np CAPS, HARDWARE
CROCKERY, GROCERIES,
lIAND MADE BOOTS AND SHOES,
Arid many other things which we will be pleased
to show to all-whp,will call and.oxaßitio
Stock of Goods
Before purchasing olatmliere, as we believe it will
pay you far your time and trouble.
SMALL PROFITS, QUM( SALES, &
READY . PAY IS OUR MOTTO.
Don't forget to callat the
Empire Store, No. 1 Union Block.
..,, .
Wellabor°, Nov, 13, 1867.
leacor
PENN'A.
.IPC3OI-allErsr
WILL. SELL FOB- ; gASH,
r i ;e
-. .
AMERICAN AND SWISS.
Watch6s!
Cheaper than they can be
bought elsevebere. Also.
Silver &, Silver
of which he bas a In
C . L 0 C K S,
of all styles afid prices
JEWELRY
ali,tho latest styles
# 4
RICH lOHEMIANj► VASgS
AND TOILET SETTS '
TERRA COTTA AND LAVA
German Students' Lamp.
FLORENCE AND E. lIOWE
MF' SEWING MACHINES.. : m
_ i
Nov. 13. 1767. ANDREW FOLEY
TE L. BAIBWIN & GOE,
ARE RECEIVING their stock of FALL and
WINTER -
GOODS,
consisting of a g? oral assortment of
DRY GOODS,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY
pLo - vEs; SHAWLS, KNIT GOODS,
I HOOP SKIRTS, BALMOREL
SKIRTS, SILKS, DOMES—
TICS; paANNELS,-
Ladies' Cloakings, Cloths and Cass
tneres, Gloves andllittens,
I t
Boots and.S oes,
, ,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Under Clothing, Hfits and 'Caps, Ya
kee Notions, Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Paper Hangings, Groceries,
Flour, Feed, Pork,
Hams, Sugars, Teas, Molas4es, Syrups
Coffees, Fish, Oils, Paints, Spices,
Extracts, Wooden Ware,
•Brooms, Pails, Tubs,
Baskets,
Hard Ware, Crockeiy, Glass' Ware
Stationery, Salt, Nails, Iron
Stone Ware.
fn fact, a general assortment and as largo a
stock as you w3 ll find to select from ontsido of
tho city. All kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE
taken in exchange for Goods. We hay good
goods and will sell as cheap as anybody.
Ground Plaster,
constantly on hand
T. L. BALDWIN & CO
Tioga, Pa., Oot. 9, 1367.
O. G. VAN VALHENBURG 8t BRO.
EXC"ANGE for Farm produce and Cash, on
the principle that "even exchange is no
robbery."_
PORK, lIAIIIS, SHOULDERS, WHITE .
FISH, IkIACKEREL, CODFISH,
SMOKED' HALIBUT,
FLOUR, CORN MEAL, BUCKWHEAT__
FLOUR; FEED; &C., &C.
Wo have no ambition to get rich faster than
our neighbors who are equally industrious;; nor
are we desirous of running - all creation that we
may have more to eat, drink, wear, and
To Lay By foi• a Rainy Day.
As an evidence that we deal fair'? and square.
ly with our eustomerq, we point to' the fact that
our run of custom has steadily increased from
the first, and promises to grow considerably lar
gor,
1 ' lated Ware
go aaaortment.
OM
FARMERS' EXCHANGE.
ARD TIMES OR NO HARD TIMES.
We pay CARL for PRODUCL and keep up
with the_ market prices.
Retnetnbor the place,
TOWNSEND'S OLD STAND,
MAIN S7'ItIi;ET, . \ - I WELLS#O.IIO, PENN'd
Sept.. 11, 1867-tf.
Publit; - Benefit,
A MONG the uSef(il improvomenis of the day,
there are few that give re - hie - promise of
good, few so well adapted to relieve human suf
fering, few so well approved by the publio as that
new and powerful reinetty . called Salutifer (or as
tho German people callt Ilealthbringer).
It , gives ease anti co fort, to the poor sufferer
from Neuralghiand I 'cue:intim, and bringi
speedy relief to that lar e class of diseases that
are often cured mid alw tys benefited by an out
ward application. _ _
For sale by all Druggists.
Wholesale Depot DAY, HOAGLAND 41: STI
OER, No 54 Courtlandt St. New York.
Hotel for Sille.
TilE TAVERN HOUSE in Knoxville, known
•as the Eagle Hbtel, is .offered for sale at a
bargain, with furniture, nearly new. House and
Barns aro in gdod.repa
Also, on the Fa me lot, - a Drug Store and Law
Office. To l i us sold with the I.iotel and appurten
ances. 'THOMAS R. MAYHEW, Prop's-.
Knoxville, Pa.., Dec.. 4,
Planing and Scroll Sawing, -
- col/iN:GTON, Tio(4lA. 'Co., PA.
The
, undersigned has put in a t
'Woodworth Planer
AND A SCROLL SAWI I Na MACHINE
at his shop, south-east side of Gorould'a Saw
Mill. Ho will keep constantly on hand
CLAPBOARDS AND FLOORING,
and subscribes himself tho publick's bumble set.:
%%Lilt at a fair compeasatiton for labor.
TRELAN, Jr. 7
19;7.*
Covington, Dee. IS,
liegister's Notice
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Ea
ecutors and Administrators named below,
have tiled their accounts in the Register's Office
in and for the county of Tioga, and that the same
wit he presented to the Judges of the Orphans'
Cc rt, for F aid county,, at a session of said Court
to , held at Wellgbore, ou Monday, the 27th
day of January IS6S, at 2 o'clock in the after
noon, for confirmation and allowance.
Acct of W C Ripley and D W ,SLhaw,Adrainiatra
tbrs of the estaCo of Vardis Shaw, late of Rich
' mond, deed.
Final Rea of Thomas J Baadbury, Administrator
of the estate of Rufus Daggett, late ofJackson,
dee'd.
Acct of Wm W Baines, aeministrator of the es•
tato of Joseph Walker, kleed._
acct of W F Lamb; administrater of the estate
of Daniel Lamb, late of Richmond, .deo'd.
Aect of Amos C Stearns, administrator of -tho es
,
tato of John 0 Stearns, dee'd.
Acct of James Kelley, administrator of the es
tate of George C Marvin, late of Charleston,
deed. .
WellAioro, Dec. 23,
,S 6?. - D.. L. DEANE,
Register
• NEW T GROCERY
At r aft t Settlonent.
1 111 . E SUBSCRIBER hats opened a nets,
GROCERY '&; PROVISION STORE
At the above named place, where he proposes to
furnish Goods in his line cheap.
Afaiket prices "paid foe Farm Prodlice, either
iu cash or trade. The patronage of the public is
respectfully solicited. ALBERT TIPPLE.
CharThston, Dec. li, Ist37—tr.
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Rea - novel"
tsu„.
-DR. A. B. EASTMAN has remoi-ed from the
old stand to his TRIM oflieo, No, 2, Main-st
Wolisboro, Pa., (two doors below .Block)
where he will perform all operatiou,Wthnneeted
with the profession of 1/13etal Surdenjin a supe
rior manner—having lilted up suitatile rooms and
prepared 'himself with all the improvements of
the day.
In ntiditiou tf, the NARCOTIC SPRAY, Ether
and Chloroform, which he has still in use, he of
fers to the public ; the NITROUS OXIDE GAS,
which is perfectly safe even for the invalid, be
ingt fre from all after effects, having no unpleas
ant trts oor scent, and by far preferable to any
thinghefore offered. , Please call and examine
specimens of Mechanical Dentistry.
8.6
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January 8, 18, .
TN BANKRUPTQY.—Thi4 is to give. notice:
i That on the 24th day of December, A.D. 1867,
awarrant in Bankruptcy was issued against the
estate of t , Denajah Wilcox, of Covington,
1
in the county or Tioga, and State f Pennsylva
nia, who has been adjudged a Ba kruPt on his
own petition; that the payment of ny debts and
delivery of any property belonging to such Bank
rupt to him or for his use and the transfer of any
property by .Lim are forbidden b4r law; that a
meeting of the creditors ofsa id Bankrupt to prove
their debts, and to choose one•or more Assignees
will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be hol
den at the office of F. E. Smith, in Tioga, county
of Tioga, and State of Pennsylvania, before F. E.
Smith, Register, on the Sth day of Feb., A.,D.
iSGS, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
U. S. Marshal Western Dist. Pa.
Pr, D. CAMERON, Deputy.
Jan. 8,1868-4 w.
TN BANKRUPTCY.—This is to give notice:
That on the 26th day of Dec. A. D. 1867. a
warrant in Bankruptcy was issued against to
ostato of Chas K. Thompson, of Charleston, in tile --
county of Tioga, and State of Penn's, who havi /
been adjudged Bankrupts on their own Petition ;
that the payment . of any debts and delivery of
any property belonging to such 'Bankrupts to them
of for their ti , c nail Iho transfer of any property
by them aro forbidden by law ; that a mooting of
the creditors of :brit Bankrupt to prove theiK
debts, and to choose one or morn Ass,ignoes. will
ho held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at
tho - oftico of F. B. Smith, in Tioga, county of Ti
oga, and Stan), -of Pennsylvania, before F. E.
Smith, Register, on the Sth day of February,
A. D. 1868, at 10 o'clock A. M.
THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
U. S. MarshalVesen Dist. Pa. •
Per },)A VID CAMERON, Deputy.
TIOGA CO. COURT PROCLAMATION..
'Whereas, the Iron. Robert G. White,
dent Judge for the 4th Judicial District of Penn
sylvania, and C. P. Veil and Elisha T. 13 entloy,
Esq.'s, Associate' Judges in Tioga county, have
issued their precept, bearing date the 24th day
of Dec., 1867, and to me directed, for the hold
ing of Orphan's Court, Court or Common Pleas,
General Quarter Ses:.4ions and Oyer and Termin
er, at Weellsboro, for the County of Tioga,on the
-Mt Monday of January (being the - 27th day);
ISO, and to continue two week's.
Notice is therefore hereby giyen, to the Coro
ner,Justiees of the Peace, and Constables in and
for the county of Tinge. to appear in their own
properpersonsovith their records,inquisitions,ex-
Htminationa end remembrances, to do those things
which of their offices and in their behalf apper
tain to be done, and all witnesses and other per
sons prosecuting in behalf of the Commonwealth
against any person or persons, are required to be.
then and there attending, and I not to depart at
their peril. Jurors are requested to-be punctual
in their attendance at the appointed time agree
ably to notice.
_Given under my hand and at the Sherira,
Office, in Well'sboro, the 24th day of December,
in the year of our Lard ono thousand :eight,
hundred" and sixty-seven.xi
JEROME B. POTTER, SheARL.
FLAY-SEED—bash paid ?or Flaiseed by
I.` P. R. WILLIAMS ct Co:
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