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AVEDNESDA:V,i FEB. 5, 1868
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OSSEA ,lA3DGE, No. 31.7, A, Y. M. meets at their Hall,
over Dr. Roy's drug Moro, on Tuesday Or ening, on or
before the Poll Moon, at 6 o'clock P. M.
I!YODA CHAPTER, No. 194, R. A. M., meats at the
Hall, on Thurinlay *coning, on or baton) tbo Full
;goon, at 6 o'clock P. M.
TTOGA COUNCIL, No. 31, IL & S. MASTERS, meets ht
-.the Hall. on the third Friday of each calendar
month, at 6 o'clock P. M.
TY AGAOIITON GOMM ANDERY, No. 23, of RNIGIITS
TEMPLAR, and the appendant Were, laces at the
llall, On the that Friday of each (1,1011(1rnr month, at
6 o'clock Y. M.
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N ewAdvertisements.
County Statetnok—Commissioners..
Caution—Abel Hoyt.'
11111's Hotel—E. Q. Still, Proprietor.
Potatoes and Grass Seed for sale—M. E. Prince
Administrator's Notice—Sheldon Oeorr,
Assignee's Notice—M. F. Elliott.
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PERONAL.—Gen, Jas, carle has re
ported for duty' at Jlillsbdre, ,North .Carolina t
whero - he has established - the Headquarters of the
Freedmen's Burend forioni counties.
TEL Ks.—We had the pleasure and
tbo prop!, of meeting .many, of our patrons last
yeek, anal of adding a goodly, number of new
names to our circulation.
DEFERRED --'Tie great length of the
County Statement, e,nd the proceedings in court,
force us to defer the publicapn of several inter
esting loch . ; matters, among which is a capital
letter from "Pat," We shalt endeavor to catch up
next week. •
The Second , Quarterly rneettu of the Tioga
Baptist Association Will be held with the East
Sullivan Church on 'the second Wednesday in
Feb. at 10 o'clock A. M. Rev. C. A. Stone will
preach thfi opening sermon,
Contriblutions - for the Education Society. Tioga'
Feb 3d 1368 E. T. Bentlo.f, Clerk.
Mr. G. I W. King writes us from Dixon, Scott
CO„ /0178, An. 19, that but two' inches pc' snow
had fallen - in that region up to that tiniO.
aro obliged to him for a copy of the Davenport
Gazette, a largo_and ably conductod piper.
.PaouoTE/i.—We are glad to see that
our friend Lieut. If. J. Ripley, of the 32d U. S.
Infantry, now stationed at Camp Goodwin, Mi
zell& Territory. This is an honor to ho proud of .
Capt. Ripley is a native of Richmond township,
ADMITTED.—Maj. Geo. W. Aferriek
was last week admitted to practice in the several
courts of Tioga County. The Major passed an
excellent examination, as we learn, and deserves,
s° it is our sincere wish that be may receive, pro
uccess
Foum?.—A lady's gold locket pin, on
the Court House steps. The owner can have the
same on application to Judge
"ThE TRIBUNE."-All those who
xvith to avail themselves of the offer we made'two
weeks ago for the Tribune should call upon us,
or send their money to this office at once. Thisi
opportunity to secure the largest and 'Nest
newspapei in this country for $ - 1,10 a year will
not soon again present itself.
We desire to close our hat by one week from
to-day (Feb 12.). Any persons in the neighbor
ing townships sending us the names of five sub
scribers and $5.50, will receive the papers at
their posbioffice. Ten names and $ll will secure
ten copies' for one year.
Active Republicans in tb,e several election dis
tricts will do well to canvass their neighborhoods
at once. The biter will be withdrawn on the Ist
of March. .
THE TEMPERANCE MEETING.—The
temperance meeting held Pursuant to notice
at the Court House, Tuesday evening week, was
the largst, most enthusiaatie, and impressive ; of
any thathati ever come under our notice. The
opening address,- by Alexander S. Brewster, Esq.,
constituted one of tlin moat ..ffoatire appoala for.
sobriety ever made in that Court HOUEC. Plain,
unpretending, without aireffort for mere effect,
the address was a model of English composition,
and full:‘,l flip pathos which springs from earnest
convictions. His relation of individual experi
ence vtus full of humor, and was loudly applaud
ed.
Maj. Brewster was folloted in a neat speech
by Maj. Merrick, full of argument and showing
a determination to advocate Maul& enfrAnchise
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meat from the bonds of Excess worthy of high
praise. Ho was followed by Rev. O. L. Gibson
in an address full of force and fire, and of great
efrect.upon the crowded assembly. Re wielded 'a'
sword of two edges, and spared neither seller nor
drinker. The closing address was by Pim. J. F.
Calkins, who put a few questions in the opening
which wore so neatly answered by his predecessor
and others that the sarcasms went - barbed to the
mark aimed at. Ho closed by reading a drataat
ic poem by'Dr. Nott, full of warnind to the vic-
time of Excess, and very impressively read.
The meeting was held under the auspices of
the County Temperance Union, and IT 41,9 grace
fully presided over by Judge Williams, the
President of the organization. Taken in .con
nation with the revival now in progress' in this
village the meeting cannot fail of lasting goad to
the county.
TirE counTs.—The business in the
Quartet. Sessions and Oyer and Terminer lust
week was vp*. heavy—Riad- of unwrn!' interest.
Mt ease of 'Commonwealth vs. Russel, (INF!), still
attield had long clidtned and received a large
Lars of public attention. -"file indictment was
or burning tho house of Russel to defraud the
Wyoming Insurairee Comnpny. . A nollo prose
qui was entered against Russel by order of tha
Court, and the District Attorney elected to try
the defendants upon the first count of the, indict
sent, for conspiracy.
We ga've a history of the case in , theso columns
mine }reeks ago, omitting, however, much of the
tettimeny.44.Nr. Sc i Mrs. Russel hefoio Justice
Brewster on the b - ariug. W shall not rehearse
thatfortion of tiro matter.
1 1 1,X,plidtt, Esq., opened for the Common
:trcurth, giving a graptio history of the OfFSO from
inception to the arraignment of the iteense'd.
W. T. Reed, EN., the General Agent of the
ill:minutia Company was called to identify, the,
handWrifiiig and the ymlieies of in
turance upon Mussel's house, furniture, ite. The
amount of the insurance was $2OOO. Re testified
to the notice of lose from Hatfield, tho local agent
through whom the insurance was effected, and to
its adjustment by himself on the' ath. of last
August. Both Green and Hatfield assured him
that the less was full, as stated. The loss was
adjusted for $l5OO, cash
Ruesers testimony set forth the following foots :
That Green came to his - house to board, and some
time in May;lBst suggested to him that as his
i.P.o.Erers) house was getting old he had better.
get it insured, nssuring hUn that he, Green, bad
got the agents in such a shape thattlicy must do
ho said, and that Hatfield would effect the in
surance. Russel finally consented. Hatfield
rent up to Russel's in June and after some eon
rsraetion offered to insure house, barn, furnitu
and provisions for $2OOO, stipulating that he
sboula receive $5OO out of the insurance. Russel
agreed to this, and Green agreed to burn the
Cir,2e, receiving pay for the Ecrvice out i,C the
I ,l ruldtr.: The time of burning was-fixed fur the
tidy part of July; and it was remarked that
lir. F.eed would be in Wellsbore about that time,
situ that there was to be a fro at l3lossburg about
the same time. Hatficlll said that Reed knew
a'.l &bolsi it, but that • Russel must nut "let on"
lc, R ee d th at h e koeiv it when Reed came on.
Several conversations were held by Russel and
liatteld about bunting the building, at different
tortes And places. Hatfield said the house could
)3 e burned at any time. This was at tho June
Eloise fair. He told Russel that there would he
a fire at 131cssburg thatsnight. Green wanted to
4°l '7 the burning a fa'w •drtye on account of being
erorehed attheStossburg fire. Green - helped hide .
r
,ussel's goods in the loft' of tile' mill, Hatfield
w as hot Present when the goods were moved, but
ktscr of tbo moving; and said, when the inns
rause was effected, that "we must save all the
godds we eari."• The bonze was burnpd July 12,
( 1,
in the morning, _Hatilolitha¬ , ellvered: tho,
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policy to Russel up to, that - line, but ' did deliver
it on,tillytiY. - ' fialliPhi told ;i4 q w4)l4ia?i
.v g i.;!tte6tlllo p,tili4iiiiiS $406; 4 44, s4Rifl?ti ' eliditi
told Williams that he wanted to havo Russel take
a policy for $5OO, but Russel th4ghts4.oo enough.
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Green waa'at ,BlOssb,urg '-irlien': thei hOtisP. Was
burned. On Sunday 'folio ing Hatfield Tisited,
Russel and showed him'ho to malie out a bill
of the loss. Russel made o t a bil for $lOOO,
and Hatfield told him Ifena st make it gO over
$lOOO, thOt it would be al right. lbreen also
- nul ' -,, ti
cold him that he could get sl
or 40 miles to burn the koo
of 9. man by the.natrit,of Da
the goods off. They went to
they got back to Wellsboro,
buggy - with them and said ;
that the Irisitrance`Cinpk
When Mr. Reed eamo on to
field told 'Russel that Reed
that Russel must not
, agree to,taku , it. Reed and
Green went up and - examine the yicmises, and
the'former told Rnsselto collie down to Welisboro
in the evening. HO came down and Mr. Reed
gave him a draft fol. slBoo' to satisfy the loss.
It seems that shortly after Green 41 Hatfield
went to Blossburg, the latter demanded a. note of
Russel fur $2OO, saying that some hadigene back
on himj.befeyo,':Green did-n 4 Avant 4 ' 'oitii: J/Bliii
note was given. When the 41oney ca et. Russo'
ptlitl Hatfield $2OO .ared-Cirb . id $l5O '' iitid told
C. G. Williams, in whose.pfhie tbst ,husiness was
transacted, and whO canio im during the settle
ment, that it was pretty hardto pay $lO for the
use of $2OO for ten days'. This was to blind Mr.
Williams.
. .
Ptt,Monday preetiling:the:li , ireit of the' iirirt id
they began to suspect that .they
closetedCre .we.tehed.
Mr. Reed Was id town, and i,iclosetedwith Mr.
M. P. Elliott in his pack office , . HIM sent a
man to listen at the door. HO thought Reed was
after him for embezzlement. Russel further sta
ted that the first arrangement Was for Green rind
/Weld to pay the premium fecs,!and that • they'
ware both present when 'the application . was
made for insurance. On his cross examination
Russel denied that there was' any arrangement
between him and %is wife to burn he house.
Green told hiM she was to -do it, but' not ahem
This was the day before the burning. The grinds
were mood at different tinier. ' They vere worth
$lOO. . Green put the, idea into 4ip head souNtimp .
in MriY - 18d7; sflielhaVit ilrfli all old - , louse and
ought to be insured and burned ; that to lied the
insurance agents where he could use fli:r.. Russel_
did not then agree to 'it. but afters'ard being
strongly urged by preen, entered into the ar
rangement. Whew Hatfield ' insured - him, lie
thought the barn ought to Ile insured n's ft. blind,
1 and that he and Green '?nust have $500!oul of the ,
insurance money.
• Mrs. Russl testified substantially u
Tlint Green told her Bometimo in Juno
he Was "going to get the 'd—d old slier
and burn it." When ho got back fronx,.
ho told her that if tho house was borne
•be done carefully ; that he was suspcctc
burg, but find got out of it
the house; that Mr. and Mrs. Russel
away and he could set the'firo so that
burn in 12 bnurs ; but that olio could h
never be suspected. That benzine ryas
but that she ,would have to be smarter
to use it safety. The goods were moved 11
and the Russols. ,She set tho fire by pu
per soaked in Kerosene between the (.1
Green got her to do it as he was suspel
'wag but green knew that ahe was tri
The insurance on tho house was $750
Mr. John W. Bailey testified that the
of the house was about $5O. It was tirdi
old, and might cost $l5O to build noW.
Wm Henry, Curtis Culver, F. K. WT
Orrin Fenton testified similarly. Ml'
corroborated Russel's statement as to Tirel l and
Green coming to his house. Messrs. C immings,
Wingate, and Johnson testified to the iutimaoy of.
the parties accused.. C. G. Williams, testi
fied that Hatfield, Green, and Russel had frequent
interviews in the back roomof his oilids, before
and after the fire, IlatfieliVat this time ticcupying
a part ofthe same building as an oldie. That
he asked Russel what insurance be lad, and
Hamm replied for bim - $450... After Joss was
Paid Rattal 1 143,in the offico witli Pleb! on 4
ho saw money in liii4hands. • '
Evidence of the attempt of the he l ve(
jail was introduced.. We gave the sl
Mr. Reed was. recalled and cross-e
He said that Hatfield told him, after the
he thought the house was worth- less
UME131133
The defence_introdueed but two w
whose eridenco did not`materiallY affect ✓
Mr. Knowles, of Albany,'N. Y., empli
the Wyoming Insurance Colthpauy, ad:tr ,
jury for the prosecution 16 . a'''cloar and caniel , o
argument in' WiliCh 0110 connection of the pa'rtit.:s
accused, and the chain of eilentS leading the
crimo were logically and consectitiCely trn tied, i'f'om .
tho hour tho plan was laid by the ecettsell the
tour of arrest.
.j
.o was follovied by B. B. Strang.'n:q
defend in a most masterlY argument, in wbie.
everything that legal ingenuity 'could do fur his
clients was done, and well done. lie I,Cf{tl fei- .
Solved by J. Emery,•Eaq,, ~.clrlfo wee engAgea 114
a
the deree, but left theaudience iiit.l ilie jai
Wider the impressionthat/to walLiteting t 4:
P. Elliott, Esq., made the ele , ing. n , , oech,
for the CommOntxealtli arid it hut r4eat the
verdict of lnitut in saying - that it wiisi -
the wort brillian andeffeeAivo etferis,wy
been made before ai Tioga County.-,jury
years. In fact, vhon it is said 'it
with 'Mr. Strange plea— fur calm- nnri . enn'
reasoning, it is ararde4 high praifie.
For tho proseention",Wiles, Dist Attorney,
glerwood,,atid . Knciy)es. For tile arm ce
Emery
The jury returned a verdict of guilty *81404
„,
Atte defendmiti.' #fr-
Friday afternoon Judge sentenced
Culprits, as follows . 4
Theodore Hatfield, penitentiary, I year 9:zoos
Thoinasl.4!•ecu. do 1 year S mom
D. 0. Ritter - . • do , I year row!
James Wallace (horso stealing) 3•yeat' 9 MOB.
Fisk, (arson) du , 2 year 111 WO&
Mott; (larceny) 1 v& • 2 mot.
The sentencing of these six young Mei), but
one of them past thirty, was the ;:,old •;:t and
most impressive spectacle ever witnessedi iu the'
Court louse. Let it be received as an puniest 01
the determination of the authoritief , to punish
crime wherever it. shall be found out, nod as
solemn warning toynnng men, who have gone
out, of the right way -into evil paths. We eon;
gratulato the people upon the inangurajion of a
new order of things.
. The court House was densely -crowded (13)14»g,
the trials, the gallery being filled with ladle.
The friends of Rev. G. P. Watrout', are l iovitea
to attend a Donation Party at the 11 . 6110 of
Dewey, in Sullivan, Thatsday after noun Dial clu
eing, Feb. CI, 18G2. Also„, at the hone ei*
E. B. Gerould, Covington, Tuesday, 11 I i inst.,
afternoon owl evening. " 1.
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It is often enrions to note tbo working.; t Erc 7
judieo in tho human mind. If wo hat.u'a tikiike
to the people of a 'country; thin tllllll I {ll ' 9 mutts
the eot , tomo and speaks the language:of that rico
ple,'is coeteleillTlCA iil , ollr thoughts, WiEltotit Judo
or jut t. A man with a black tdcin most ho a ve
ry learned man, or remarkably . good, to reccive
oven a purf.ing'noth , e. So With' theWtc - k
ottiled
f t bries of which the} ore made. li'',,ilt, ii,Lt es
tititate them at their true worth, but a'ie i linen
evi by rho tiekeis tittnehed. They I.,us come
from a foreignltountry, or hove tho'il'atrie of a
nok..c) milt upon them... So .in 11,...•4,114 I tilt,
reici.dy culled Sidultifer, bonus° it itwlt up in
,ft printed n rapper attiatencountcr all ho Olen,
attached to patent niedicinon. But tha iksito the
good4eure of the people in givirig_it a fait tiial;
it is fast winning its way into every G My' ' If
is so protfipt and thorough in. its acth n; bo c'er•
min to relieve pain, so sure to perform, i 11 it pro.
mites to do, that, it' tuuit — outrldt_s th btorin of
Prejudice and he counted.among thoylitflti things
that tend to, protnote,thopublitygood: 711 lihnost
every instance where bas been liar 'tleeed it
has bovine 21 . neeetailyeiletird - ofsore
Throat, Croup, Quinsy,. Pains,' Ileatin ho, and,
Lameness, : J , Votrrysia, itheurantisre; an ,:lnany
other disease's which aro often cured an - alwaya'
beuelitted by' an ottiward. appli2ation. ' rieUP? ;
eenia'a bottle: lYboleitille depot 54 Cou Hand-kt
Noir Yorlf: — Soldin WeilliEiiiro by John . itoy.
vitt - InEttiteivtioxttitci-Vto,'lt
No artiele of itirritture requires more core in
seiceting than a Coolant; Stove. Among the
grpa4 variety in the marl iteillho„strong;- Tee
ommetitlation . 1 ' Jeaolt, interelatid partielt,
those not familiar with-the operation ,of Stove4l
are liable tiOinits ttiar f„etilesttions ; each
may baits Solim i g'iiotrptiluts, nearly all haVe some
setleus improved American?
Air Cooking Stove, manufactured by Shealt„Pacar.
and k Co., of Albany, N. Y., is the most complete
in all its arrangements of any stoyqy,et;'produced.
o titii4rfititt wet s. - htqAa r 4 o4tilliMeitt.
ex
pense'otrittlrVtlils'itiiviS petted:Jai itself, and
• they havo succeeded admirably. It moats the
approbation of .the people thieugbout ittuv couni'
try, for both coal and , wood, trod...is universialli
spoken of in terms of the highest praise, and Ito;
one should,ntalie poleetion vty p ou,t glyoll the
Improved'AmbriChn'hicareful and thorough ex
amination, and after.doing 'so, they. cannot fail
being convinced of its superiorily over all others.
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For sale by CONVERSE lE. OSOOOD,
Wellsbero.Pft., Jan nth, :lw
me one to • come 30
e,,a4d;itiv4.,4o , kneir
ks w.120 - ' l ltould
• see DaTilts. When
Hatfield get into the
it was humbly;
? s•iisiciteo. thiyilAg!
..justPlO9ses inat'
ould offe $lOOO, but
11 11 0.14 , rgeiti:best , anci cheapest assattol
went of l'unies ever( luvaatit into 'Pup, 'County,
•with late pictudzein:erary:Way T tWinit, and card
photographs at $1;06 per Ade.; ‘d.ll - `ghiag fast at
Frank Spencer's Art Gallery, ansfied,
D..qq. , n s —tt• .‘ -
ADDRESS TQ TUE N1N1.170133 AND DBUILITATFIDt
. whoio suifitrings have ?icon protracted from bidden
eanee.s, and wlmla cases require „prompt treatriumq tit
render exiiteneu - deeirable. If you are suffering or have
suffered from involuntary discharges, what'effect deka
It Prodtice it pon • your general health? Do you' feel'
weak, doldlitated, easily, tired ?" , •Does a 'little ext.rti: .
exertion produce palpitation of thp ,Iteart-2 t.2•Doeri ,
your liver, or urinary organs, or our kidneys, Ire•
f inently get oat of order? le your' Wrine sometlines
thick, la ilkY,-Or llocky,,or. _is it ropy or sot tling4 Or
doel,,,it thick. le scam rise to Id top? Or is a solimeutat..
the Ifottloililtlier it has !stood awhile? Do ."yotfyihrtVol.
spoilt/ if shorebre;itioing or dyspepsia.? Are your hoWl
Do you have spells of fainting or rush
es of blood to the head? your memory impaired?
In your mind constantly dwelling futon this suldeett—
Do yeti feel dull, listlesi,- moping, Wed of company, of
life? De you wish boleM alone, to get away front
everybody? 110e8 any DOM thin); alnico you start or
Jump? Is your sleep broken or iestit , ssd Jd thl,lnstrob
of your eye AB ? Tim bloom on •your elioektii.
bright? 1.10 you enjoy yourself in society as well?—_
Do you pursue your businesJAvitir .the samailitwg,y/r!,4
yawkdila much coutiktuidealdbuntaldfl.'
spit Its dull and.ilagging; given mats or.trieititfhorri,
If sot, d0t601,11.3 3 ,:1t ilo plu; ilvdr b~dyvLloptl4.- Thu..
you restless nights 4 Your back weals, your knees'
weak; and hase.llnt. tie • appetite: •tt to I 'you. attribute
iliiy tpil,yl,Pepsta, or liver complaint? •. ,
110W,fabuse, venoreardisisu4B badly cured,
ayd sommi o all capable of producing , - ,11
wentraefei of the goiMrat lye organtf."lllo orgAns,bf
emt io f t,- 1 0, 01 , .41afectt health;ninki, 'the ritn*Dpl'
yoctev,er think that those. bold, dellantVencrgeticarer."
san,Cltilt,,,ausccsuffil, Inisimom Men era always Unlit
wit I mo gotiscal/vo prgulis are •ht perfect ;11e111111? ,rY/OU:
to;Vetbe.ti• such M melancho l y, complain of beinmelancho l y, of
of palpitation of the heart. They aro nov
,sr shill they cannot succeed blisiness; they don't
become sad and di,couraged ; they. aro always polite
and pleasant i n the company of ladies, %outlook you and
them right in the face--mono of your downcast looks
or any other meatiness about ' I JO not mean
who keep the organs enflamed by running to ex.
coon. These will not only rain tin „coustltutious, but,
dodiusittess with 'tr for. ,
flow Matly tomi from hadlY-burtl ale . .e'usee, front the ;
elk; (s ot• iielr w
alac`atal excessna, have brought about
that stato of weakness iu limbo organs that hue reduced
the ;viler:ll sysion so uiuch 1115 to.,lnduce almost every
uthrrdloeaac--ldiocy, a iclacYf'Patalisis, spinal effect
io lin, suicide, and almost . every Other , forin' - of Wise*
. which humanity Is heir to, and: did reel'ottueobttho
trouble sca'rrety ever aiNpoeted.'lludllave'dontered for
all but, the right one.
. Diseases of tin,. organs require the net of a diuretio.
II ELMBOLDT VIVID FIXTRAtt% ?MOULT is the grant
Diuretic, awl In a certain cure for dieeases of the Blad
der, Kill/le.) a , to - an el, Dropsy, Organic, weukneee, Fe
-0.1(.1111 Debility, 'mid all - dlseases of
tho Octal - try Organs, whether existing In Male or 'Er-
Malt', from whatevet camp m iginating and no matter
how longstanding.
MIMI
1:klt flat
illstirpt
' lossburg
At mus
at 1.1105.•
HO otreracti
to burn
night go
it ysould
`wn it I.n,
the best
an he wa
c Green
lain , . pa,
/ , r ( , ,
,:tpoottrits:
+ed,
No
MIME
enlworth
my years
Messrs.
fight, and
1 . Daliks
to ',real:
i=t week.
Lamitied.
dire, that
han the '
( lii ense.
need'by
fur the
IMES
cit hnce
n man
rinlict
tr , Mili fe
Elliott,
Strang,
.13A Vir e s ter t riet o 4iaj,
'(' whelp . it may eencerei The
.under
signed heraiy gives riekice.of hid eppOntment as
assignee ofJetees eappVell; 4 (
P; q 11 3Iftl". Tioga Ce,
Penteai 3Vile• has been adjudged ' a"banitrept epee
• his own petition' by the District court'.ef said
-District. - "-P. IDLLIOTT,
'Delmar, :Feb. 5, . 1868-t Assignee.
riC i 3rictcle).
SRECIAL_i MOTTOES.
-0-
If no tiTaimoit is Slibinitted to, Consumption or iii
it I Our flesh and blood uro'supportod
fr i n n t sitrre,, nud the:health and boppiness, ttin)
bat of tio...ti•rity, depends upon prompt woof fi;
,' • ,
1.:1, 1 1110i.D'S• 11CliU, calohliBhed ul
word of-,4B;‘;&irs,i?repored if. T. HELM BOLD,
:::".''+Olictfrond way, Nir York, and
• \,1.0.1 Booth lOth Stref , t, Thiladelphia, Pa.
I'uter—i:l,2s per botllo4tr G bottjeq for $6,50, delir
cred to coy told' C9F. `F.;blll - I.ty all Druggists urcrytclotre
•'‘
COLGATE & CO.'S
GERMAN
•
ERASIVE SOAP
- tls minurn. , :thred from PUKE
. .MATERIALB,.and may jan.cou•
ty y ~ altered STANAAEO OF EX
CELLENOE.: Foiri'anlo by nil
• ()rotors.' • V.may67-Iy.
- ERRORS OF :YOUTH.
A Gentiennin Who suffered for •Yettrs' from WM*5
Z 101.111 4 !... ..-0,11 , 01-thrtevire'dtsrlAr 3 cm th:
fel Indiqcretion, win, for tho suite of suffering. human
ity'. Pend free to all rho need it, thy recipe and direc•
tkii, flex - salting th'esimplo remedy by -‘vhich bo was
enrol. Syfferors'isisbing to . pVotit by the • edvertiter's
,xpeKietice; can do so by addressing-, in perfect cella
desce, • - - JOIIN D, OGDEN.
224nay67-Iy. , , 42 'cedar Street. New York.
SIMILIBUS CUR'ANTUR
lIUMPHREVS , •
lIONICCOPATHIC SPECIFICS,
HAVE PROVED. FROM THE MOST AMPLE EX
perivne,, au entire sueeet..S; Simple—Prompt—,
1211leknt, and Reliable. They-are the only' :Medicines
vrlectly adapted to tinimlar use—so simple that mit•
tkile.i cannot-dm 11ladd In usithrthein; so hannittgii as to
train diingerouni so efficient its to be always re.
, Tin Lace raised. the highest ,'entrrrneimittion
from all , and will elwa. render satisfaction.
1, C 1113.3 PoVerfib .cyjlge3lloll3/filltliiiiiltloll•....3. "
:2, do WoralS.,Wortn - Foror, Wei:m•Cplic
3. do C r yi n g. Colic, or '11!c.!,111in
do _ Dip.rrhcoa,or qinate?) (y,:tdultl..•
5, do .I)37gen:tekv,bilping,
6, do , Cholerd-IVldibus• v6b6tibg
Coughs. Col Id, Prouchitis,.
S, do Wouralgio,'Tootliacjie;tic'eii'cito
'O, 4°. Be Sloklipallaclib, Vertigo: 25.
-
11/, do Dystiepsia, Bilion4'stoulach. -;
do: r suppressed or 41'1110111 lieriad4•••••;:i.:2••'Bs'
dt? W hitos, too pt'Ornia: rerloda '
13; lc) Croup, 0,1101, difde l At. Byeat11104••;:2 - 7' I '2s'
Salt Ery9tilein ' 71)6"
A I ' l O Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains 2
il, FiCtici and Ague, ChiilTolur
-Iz, do &ilea, burnt or !deeding'
111,, ophtbalmy, and sow or yeah Eyes..,-..
to, do Cafarrh, acute or chronic Influenza '
2 ( ,. (ti Whooping-Cough, Ytolqnt
21, .1. , Awthlllo, opines:ea Breathing 50
du t ar . Di s o, arge s, impaired ilenriug..
'an Scrofula, eottr u a svd.dit N o.„ Lli
24. (1 , , GotteratD6bino:,:pityi , teo wc4lli. l . 50
0 0 ' D ropsy , si,d bei l itt.yi Scab,} n, ? • PV
2o; do Sea-Sickness, ideltnetdi'fr ? m riding,,.. r;o..
27 ; du Itianok;lDide s ii,'Orave:l • • •
' 2 . 5 '? do Norvotks • L'Un?i//rq, •.
~..1 00
' 2 N, do .Sono 14onth,thilticer. so
- ( 1, 1;f: VririayyyypAlrocss, %yeti:ins 60
Poriods, with fipallms • 50
;12, •
lk of Filo 1 00
8, Epilepsy, 800004, St. VittlA' Dance • • - -1400
t, , 1 0 Diphtheria, ulcerated Tliront
KA JUL r . •
I.liit , dB VIXLS, ' r: sr,; ONT,'“NiNG
• Clue Lycra' Olt Al! Y I)lt,3:Aet): A nutaLt
N f , t'ls.ll:(.l' To, AND Alllooli 010 DIRF.CTIOrifI ...... $lOllO
FANtor ow! :11c.tvt,41110 with 20 to
ItS i. ittl:4 - •
Specifics ft.I:lill .1...ii - tv.,6'e, • Ilu;Ark.ti both fur etta
trqtt anti for • eitETT!NT7i . £ trOttthent; and vi
ars mid pocket ei1 ,, 1, $2 to tt)
Therm Ituntettlov Ity the atm' or nios t o Irc, ara.
bent to a ' part Of
• ti n+ country, by 31101 or 4..xpross.
filth of c .rgti,tirtCylpt -of tint- tt l Icti.• , • 1
1 .
Addresv, axt - Lphreys' Specific+ • , •
• •• Liomoopathic gedicings Coinpany.
- otliee and 1),•1,0t,a1u...562 11,41)AnwAr, Igtv Zirit, ' 1 .
iii.. iluAtronEla is Conti:Med (bay^ at hit; iiiilittli , poi:
ignialli or. by loiter, as almva, for all 'onus Of diseaUtt:
-,- • FO le S.' Al, 1;1 11 l' AI: .1. DI?UG (1 LSPS: "'
Au'ins..t 21,1167-1). • •
. .
„ , .. , ..
DTERvottg ,
• • 2 II ;
WIT II 'WS 'cidc;iiY ATTENDANT.,—LOW
SMUTS, i DEPRESSION, • INVOLUNTARY
EMISSIONS, MISS OF' SEMEN, svEnsivromuiceA,
Loss o Pow E ft, j Dlzzy.fiJ tP ~ct s s t o i r E ,).Em
-OIIT AND THREA I TENEV 'IMPOTENCE AND IM
BECILITY; find Ci SOYERCION VIRE' in lIUM=
PLIREYS" : 110.1111.10PATITIO BriEpfr,lo
Composed of the 111c13t VIWVIIMAO ,11111(1 inntt potent Cu•
rittiyee,!they ntrilte at once the root of the mutter, tone
up the.nyitteptiavrest thellieithargeni and' impityl Nijkot;
110,4211V1ta, tit,lADaNitality tho.`entire — tinn.
ed triotHAnds tit cases.' Price sti per iiaciiagoof
nud viol, or $1 per eitigle box. field by drug.
centgictc, and by aulil mt .vecetpt of price. , 'Athkens
IIII:11P1111FY,S' .117,C)FIC AvIMEOVATItte
WYE CO., i,(12 IltrtauwAr, .Nitt,
To CONSUMPTIVES
•
!rho Rev. El WARD A. WILSON, will fiend (free of
charge) to all aLo de ire it, the preacription the di-.
.rgctiena for Intik:Hit .tn(11 using 'remedy by
MOO he we 9 cat... of. a Inngeflection abd :that drend•
4 11 :4 easo Conanyption. Ilia only object is to lieneflt thg
mulcted and Ho ],liken CVl`ry, sufferer will ivy is pre-,
.acriktion, haltchat `dicta lletli ing;11151 , 1 mlyyrote
IPltnon address• • • • •
ill% EDWARD A. WILSON,
Wllliumnburg, filngm Co., N. Y - .• •
_ .
PHOTOGRIPIIIIIY
Tic 4
Er isßoma
' '
NUIy PE N Tk: PI,VIL,O:E.I;;
•
••(, ,; 'I
• , "!;•.1 •
.EA'FfNitli would lit-
Inform theirirletide andlhe pUblie generally
tbnt they have fitted up , a new,httagraph,4l4-
tory in the best possible style.`,yetrlPlT„.9l/0;°!
beletTeklr-tIGHTB itOlie§4is t propviw
bizei'ef .
• 2 f1 , ,. 1 u • '
PHOTOGRAPHS •
IKAIRR QT yp f s zl n yiN f A i rkry xl l
6 t!.
- "t:Cil /44 IC ta or e
befit lartistib'tia e . ; too ,
Isrgb oi 'Saadi. • - Litiiii`PlTOVo6lliaMS-napind:
'from small Cards or old Daguerreotypes of do=
-cecina friends ,No trouble tosloktit
.ttITUREINIW - PICTURES- j
i ring them along.
•
; • i 4 ' `.
Sam& progfic 6fAired:
Como and try
-"7• 2-041 )erY ;,over ..:NAstnullee: Den tal •Office,
!Pitth Door below llay'e Drug Store.
• LNG, &,-',EAST,III N. • •
A. 0,1), Ik.: 1868”-1yih. •, r ;•,•;, , • •
•
9. NQW I rQURI TlM]] • •
• •
•
,ROUNII _ .PLASTEII.
at . ; fl.: B oge: PA;
4,9 P; . •
TSTRAY BLIEEP - . 7 —Onme into tho 'eneldsure
.or the subscriber in Middlebury, 1147th .
qc.Pgc,, , eightshoopi paint ufarkeon - ,IIM right
sitle..ll:lnkowner is requested ts4rovn'property,
pay ellargeg it t rul talw them away.
Middlehary, gnu. 1611868.
,E. 11. BRIGGS. •
CASII PAID! FOB.
,ASII LQOB, at. Bodineeti
WI; by C. S. - KIMBALL.
Nyonsboro, Doe. 25, 1805—ti
Applications -for.:TAc.a . zse.
N.OME IS HEREBY GIVEN thetitiefol.
3osving . nrimod persons hive petitioned' the
Honorable Court of Quarter ; flonsione•for Beene - 08
to keep and maintain taverna and eating houses'
for the current year, and that said Court
hoar the potitioncrn, on' ht<Miday the 27th day of
Sanititry 1868, nt`\Ydllsboro ;
. . .
TAVERNS.
„„ ~
1
Ti .1.1 Ilolid y,-Wellaboro.
i()Vo.tkins. , , do. .
John ,11 illio , Lawrenceville.
IVilliatu H. losson, do.
Geo.Crist„ mild. • '
Vivid Wets 1, Bless.'
'Slicked. Kel ey,: 'do .
.B ci Bill„ Westfield 13orinigh
. Geo Close, do/ - do.
' 11 II Pottor, Middlebury.
J 0 Pine, Covington Bora. •
S W Reynolds, Jackson..
!IT C Verrailyea,,Gaines.
A J Martin, Osceola. .
Wm, Ti:,Thoiptis, Ward., ~
. „
'LATINO HOUSES.
. .
M S Potter ' 'Middlebury.
Van Buren Holiday, do. - ,
, - t.. ,
John IVestbrook; :, . do.' i
•Simon Willcox, Westfield Borough. j
M Bullard ,t..: Goldsmith, Wellsboro.
.
;John IA Martin, Blass, .
. i
'James .11rabOy; do , ,
It C Bailey, do.,
titeplien,Bovron, du. •
1 Williams, do.
James S Mitchell, do.
',
i i ' s j 4. J, O. lIN $. .I)OPTALDS OIL 1 .
WellsberO, Jan.,8,18138. Protb'y
,
X-rCnii,a7Zl
pa to KELLEI"B and eat) tho Latost Arrival or
YALL, G.OODS!
— Consisting of a gencial assortment:of
• k
Jr .
" •
.78
,),
0
0 s-4 P CS 14 (4
0 A C E 2: 2I
, 1 , o sC ' • , - ' 1:4
• U
MRS. FRY'S CORSET • AND SKIRT
Cents
FRE
SUPPORTERS, nT
- .• • ; „
kETADY'S
I! I, :
.S.ARTI33I vo Sllna Ao"q) ° O2 Pc 113 ll” 3 Vinf
; ,
MEI
NEW DRESS GOODS AT KELLEY'S.
s,AaTian In. saavris,NotAt.
QENTS' ,FkIRS.AT .NELLEY4S
_="l"7 N I) a NOS fOi 4101Msta,
*Cllsliori), Oct. 30, 1867
Stoves & Tin. Ware
FOR THE MILLION. • .
• ,
11111
toCS 4;B
poop
want to' keel)
APE IN THE FAMILY
you.inut4,..4yo enough to:eat, fliy - Wilod,
wihi well-behaved children, and to crown all, a
P COOkIND STOVE!
tlf ,
Thig Itvitaudi
Etrive-9el
IV,e118134o; an
crowning good, I bay° at my Tin
alitistiumt.Optiotlitaltoy'a'net;
& Ito nano is tho • ,
~„
ROM
COMPANION *,
on All brinthi r
. ,
r dmitted'
; to he 99441. to any in.- the
IN"1V
‘ MomPAIY, nil 1
warranted to•give satisfaction.
- : ) REPALIMNO
executed i nto boat w atm or and dispatch
'r 4 4 ,
CA L UND SEE 11E,,,
, 1 , , •P• .P.IROBEwtq.
:I'l • ••
ly f eli t sboroug, 7 •
- •• . -• •
11/Sll2
~G?N. ~
3d.;
C. 13 4 • KBLLEY'S,
! ~,.,.
`~~~ ~
4~~~=
'f l e t ° P 4 g r r l t:al?4
lEEE
ItAJLAI.Wir,r9 PIMA
=I
NM
Bargains , : r ; ,
-
IN , J., • •
EN
fir.
Every ono In need'af Dry Goode, who desires
FULL WORTH OF THEIR MONEY,
IBM
and to buy Goods abeam on Ml' average of pri
ces than at any time durillg the past 5 years, can
do so by calling on the subscribers, : 2
• , ,
®OM
3 CONCERT BLOCK, CORNINaq
Our doe'
• , ‘,
• NEW SCALE OF LOW PRI
Read the conliaie ibe:
prities ottheiniat.' 2 'ears and' deeide for
.o,ro is,J
Common Prints, 8 cts
Good i• 10 "
Warranted fuse colored Prints—, 1n
Heavy Shootings yard wide ' 12.1 "
Fine Brown Shootings :'• r i. ' • "
Flue Bleached " / 12?,. "
Red Flannels twilled or plain, 25, 31/, 37k, 44, 50
Grey Flannels twillethio.,. 31144, 60
a retimitian of fi•o i m•l24th 20 cents yer
Fancy Shirting, 311, 44, 5t3, very cheap
Tlckings, Striper, Denims, Ketucky Jeans, Cot.
tonedes, are reduced full as much.
STILL GREATER BARGAINS IN
DRESS GOODS:'
30 in. wid6 handsome finelFroneli Morinoos„7s
38 44 II 44 di Id 41. 1,00
40 " " extra qualities 4' 1,25
in all colors in each lot. They aro full 30. per
sent loss than the prices of 30 days ago, and - are
the best bargains in the COunty. Empress Cloths,
Alpacas and Paramottas.are equally 'cheap.—
Any one in need_of Mater Dress Goods will do
well to call on us.
SHAWLS, CLOAKS AND CLOAK
CLOTHS ARE VERY CHEAP.
Wo hare made tho following roductiong from
the priebs of 30 days ago. t
i,OO Double Shawls, good colors, taorr $4,60
,00 Doublo Shawls, good colors, now 5,60
,50 Doublo Shawls, extra qualities, now 0,00
~00 Doublo Shawls, extra qualities, n0w...-7,00
,00 Beaver Cloth, la yards wide, now 2,60
,00 Beaver Cloth, la yards wide, now 3,50
,50 Beaver Cloth, 13 yds wide, Black, n0w,3,60
,00 to $7OO Beaver White Back Chinchilla,
• - best quality market, now 500
• f
These gootli were all considered cheap calk
first prices ono month ago.
FURS are reduced fUll 30 per cent: Ow
BOOT AND SHOE STOCK is
full of bargains.
Wo eon Women's Morroooo Bolmorolo, $1,50
We sell Women's Kip Shoos, 1,50
Also largo lots of Fine Work, such as Button,
Polish, Balmoral, and Congress, in Kid, Morrocco
and Serge, for Ladies, Misses and Children at
-tho Lowest Prices tho Market will afford.
We buy Goods .almost daily, and ,yll
• everythinY Cheap
Ded. 4, 1867.
'1L"313,.ei 3E3 131 , M Etiatar.
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Boolh Stationery & , Tait:l-Plateles
HUGH 'YOUNG
, .
T_TAl3jast rotained-frora New York where ho
carefully 4seleeted a full assortment of
everything in hie line of husiraim-
B. 0 0 K S .
The latest publications of the best authors;
Gift Books for young and'old; The poems of all
the standard authors; Novels without number;
Biography and Travels . ; Bibles (pocket and fam
ily) in ali•styles of binding; Prayer Books, Bap
tist, Methodist, and Presbyterian' Hymn Books,
irt all styles and at various prices.
B. AU books sold at publishers' prices,—
Law, Medical, and Musio Books furnished to
order. - • - 4
, SCHOOL BOOKS.
livery variety of Spellers ' Readers, Arithme
tits, Algebras, Geometries, Geographies, Mato
rics,..tc. ',toe., sold or used in any school or acad
emy i tiZt"ho :court ty at the lowest priees.
EN
,11L A : .8.0 . 0 . K S
Ledgers, 'Day Mk Ica, Journals; Memorandums,
Pass Books, '
,:•,10 Books, iligriee for 18G8, and
all sizes anytyles of Binding. for either Mer
chants, F :mere, Mochanics,or Lumbermen.—
The largos stock ever brought into the county.
STATIONERY.
FBI
Inks 'elan kinds,y Mucilage, Pone of the best
makers; Quills, Ilan. Pencils, Lead Pencils °Cell
colors; Ink Stands several varieties; Blotting Pa
per, ominereial, Ladies, and French Note, Bill
Paper, Billot, Letter, Foolscap, Legal and Flat
Cap ruled or plain ; and every article ever said
by a matloner. , • • •
-71
. , ,
WALL PAPER.,
have now, as always, the Very hi:A assert-
Mont, and the largest stock of < Wall Papers in
the County-. Gilt, Stumped, Satin, White and
Brown with Borders to'mateh, Also Side Light,
Fire Boards, Cloth and Paper Window Shades,
Patent Window Fixtures. (three varieties) and
Cords, Tassels,.&o., and everything in this line, ,
Pictures and 'PiCture Fraktes.
We keep the latter in all usbal Sizes and shapes,
equaro, oval, and rustle, and all special sizes will
be maflo to order at short notice. PICTURES of
all varieties (except oil paintings) constantly on
hand; Card, Imperial, Cabinet, Medium and 4 4
Photographs, Ppgravings,LithograPhs, Chromes;
and Prints from 3Rippl . e,to thirty &digs each:
=I
FANCY ARTICLES.
Parlor Ornaments, such as Marble Busts of
the Poets; ornamental Ink Stands, Writing Desks,
Match Safes, Vases, Mugs, Dolls, and other Toys
for children old and young. . -
•
•
... , Yankee Notions.
_
Including Paket Books, Banker's Cams,
Poirket Knives, Scissors, - and a hundred other
Ararrof that sort.
*
11,USICAL .INSTRUMENTS.
'linkiand the best Italian Strings for them;
Fititis, Banjo's, Guitars, Chirioneq, Acoordions,
Concertinas, and all sorts of Musical Goods.
- •
If you v_i..prit select a Holiday Present for a
filea,d, brother, Astor, father, mother or lover,
calf the itimar before going °limber°.
4110$ YOUNp,
to geom.° *6
early all now anitall put it at thai
yourselves If
aro -poc ohottp.:7.
J.A. PARSONS Jo CO.,
.Corning, N. Y
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L......, .._. _ .
,
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t
114E6 STORE
BRICK BLOCK,
i . =1 0
MANSFIELD
.:
p: -,,.., i , :.•
it,f7,,),'''i.
C. V. ELLIOTT, M. 1):,
flan just retina l ed from New York with a fall ae
sotrtmalt•of
•• • •
13111,1 I '
.:.NIT
'?i; Itt
lintGS, PAINTS,
OILS, PATENT MEDICINES, DYE
STUFFS, PERFUMERY,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
BOOKS-, STATIONERY„
CHINA & BOHEMIA WARE,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Tors, anti "ail Other ariiclee'faittut in a
FIRST CLASS,
DRUG AND BOOK STORE 1
Which ho offers at prices DEVYING
Remember, in the BRICK BLOCK, Main Street,
2 deore below Wolleboro Street,
Nov. 13, 1867.-3 m
DITEBW GiriCZO'
1
J. R. Bowen & Co.,
HAVE Alit received from thekcity a largo and
varleit assortment of
;WINTER' GOODS,
Bought shied the decline i. . prices, and will be
sold accordingly. We respectfully invite atten
tion to our stook of-
CASSIMERES, BEAVER CLOTHS,
VIVEEIPS, P - ANNA •
MERINOS, EMPRESS -- CLOTHS, AL
APAGAS, 'and other DRESS GOODS
, and DRESS TRIMMINGS,
Also, a lairs and, now, assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
LADIES' FIIRS—a nice assortment, rem
and cheap. • .
BON—TON, and 'other kinds of , HOOP
SKIRTS,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
%.1
HATS AND CAPS, HARDWARE
CROCKERY, GROCERIES,
HAND MADE MOTS, AND SHOES,
And many other things which we will be pleased
to show to all who will call and examine our
Stock of Goods
(
Before purehtaing elsewhere, Us wo bellevo It will
pay you for your time and trouble,
SMALL PROFITS, QUICK SALES, &
READY PAY IS OUR MOTTO. -
Empire Store, No. 1 Union Block.
WeHobo 43, Nov. 1808.674
y .l. I : , 4,!/.1
PENN'A.
Mill
r
_ ~
TV ALLA-PAPER.
CARL AND SEE I
MANSPIELD, PA.
-,
I
alao, a largo line of
at grectly reduced prices.
Don't forget to call at the
. 4 96. • N'IOEOM-34"
WILL SELL MR . Oka,
AMERICAN AND SWISS
Wateheo.
Cheaper than they can be.
bought elsewhere. Mao.
Silver 6: Silve Plated litre
of which ho has a large assortment
C L 0 •C TC: S ,
of all styles and prices
JEWELI i itY
■
RICH BOTH
AND TO
TERRA COT
IE3
I
German St
FLORENCE AND E. lIOWE
Isar SEWING MACHINES. .z..*
Nov. 13. 1707. ANDREW FOLEY
T. L. 11AL &
ARE RECEIVING tl cir stoell of PALL and
WINTER
b. 6
consisting of a go.
DRY
LADIES' DRESS .ODDS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES,. SLIANTtS,KNIT GOODS,
HOOP SKIRTS,- BAIIMOREL
SKIRTS, SILKS, DOMES
TICS, FLANNELS,
11
...,
PATEN V PLEXIIILE C.IIALN—BACE.
PllOll'OG RAPE!. ALBUM, ~
Tile superiority ol' "Li...Niie F ,' s Patent Floxibl l
Chain-Back Alba/nl," ove,• all ethcrs hcretofor
.. • tlef3efule.l, will; trreek the ;i.-ilieq ex:mina
tio , be apparent to 101. ~.
LildieSi Cloakings, Q ' .Cioths and CE!,6I
- aro :,,r.:l3lcit t!h't hie above boo
meres, Gloves,and Mittens, ' ar a.ll (.!; the be , ,, t. l'hila•lell.!1:ti inawatactuo. . _
. ,
1.:. 13. CASE,
• , . , • ,
• 1
Boots atll Shoes,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
l
i)
Under - Clothing , ats and Caps, Yan
kee Notions, Ca ets, - 011 ClotbS, _
Paper Hangi gs, Groceries,
Flour, le ed, Pork,
•
s, Sugarh, Teas
°frees, Fish, Oil
F,xtraets, W
Brooms„ P
Hard Ware, Croc
Stationery, Sn
Stone
In fact, a general assortment and siS large a
stock as yon will find to gelect from outside of
the city. All kinds of Il
COUNTRY PRODUCE
taken in exchange for Goods. Wo buy good
goods and will sell as cheap RS anybody. .
Ground- lastele,
MI
- • T. L. BALDWIN •it - CO.
Tioga, Pa., Cot. 0„ 1867
ME
all the latest styleg.
MI - AN VASES
ET SETTS
A AND LAVA
dents' Lamp,
us ;
oral assortment of
QOD s; _._~
Molasses, 43yrups,
Paints, Spices, •
soden Ware,
Tubs,
lets,
L oy, (3lass Ware,
, t, Nails, Iron
' Vare.
constantly on band
FARMERS' EXCHANGE.
O. G. VAN VALICZNBURG - -Ex B 40:
Ti 4 XCIIANOF: for Farm pr o duce and Caili, on
-4 tile . .. priopiptti that _ 0 431*4i exelkalAgo' in- sW
r ry
PORK, HAMS,- SHOULDERS, WHITE
Sri, M., 4 (MERV', CODFISH,-
SMOKED HALIITY,
FLOUR, CORN MEA LI ...RUCKW HEAT
FLOI3It; F,Eta,:
,
'a. •
We bare no ambi , ion i:(21. car-tor than
our neighbors who ;Aro wriaaliY •nPr.
aro IVO desiroui . of runikii4::. i.o:-J4tion ativt•Vre
snsy hive more to e?,.7; , •
To Lay By fw a Rainy-
AR atkvittenco that w t , and squart,tir
ly with our onttornore., wa iloittt io thn fact that
our run of oustotu has 'Att,aclily inl - reased -froira,
the first, and promibes . v, grow coLnidtrab.ty
HARD TIMES OR- NO Hit U) TIMES:
Wo pay CASU.for PRODUCE, and kcal): up
with tho rnnrkeE PriCee, :J. • - - •
TOWNSEND'S3:ohti•
MAIN S7'.REFI7', PEXIPA
• Sept.),t, 17-If.
EOrne
useful ,inipio-cments of. thoxlay,..
2 . 1 Mere' pro few that giv a .mono promise of_
good, few -coo' nal I adapted 5 o hureirrr sul
feilni, fair ro teit A aPproVild 1 .y * th , Pliblic,aatbatT"
nei'-andliewerful. rams' ciT eS ulakirer
the Gc.rman people calf it ilcaltlibringer).
It gives artier and comfort to the poor sufferer
fr t im 'Retrn.; gia qua Itliottmotiatn,• and • -irringit.'
speedy relief to that klitenses that
aro ottan cure 3 and alr.ay - s - bencflted Lp un out
ward .
application.
, -
For totlo by Druggies.
Wholosalo Dopot DAY, 110A(ILAND &
GER, Nu 54 Collrtiravii Si. N(.17 York.
ryiHE TAVERN HOUSE it Tinoxville,.known
ns the Engle Hotel, is offtroll for tale at a_
bargain, Kith turnittit, ncnrly new_ .I.lonse•arl -
Earns aro in good rolOir,
Also, on the Ino lot, a Drn,se:,toter and Lair
Office. -To Lc sold with the and, appurten.
TIIOIXS :dAYfIEW, Prop'r.
Knoxvllc,• Pa., Dec. 4, ISll7.—tf.
Planing and Scroll Sawing,
CoviNGrox, TroGA Co., PA.
The auderhigned 11,)s put lain
' Woodworth Planer-
AND A SCROLL S I AWING MACHINE
at hie Oicep, HOuth-ea6( ride of Gerould's Emf
Mill. He will keep eongtantly on hand
CLAPBOARDS AND FLOORING,
aid subscribes himself the publiel:"a humble . aor.
vatit at a fair coppoweatien for labor.
' P. S. IItELAN„ Jr/
Covington, Mi r e. 18,
TN BANKRUPTCY.-This i 3 to givo notice: •
That ou tho 24th day of .I..kuoutbec, A.D. 1887,
awarrant in Bankruptcy hats iLsned against tho
estate of Bonajah WileoN, of Cori ti - g ton,
in the county of Tjaga, and t; taro of Pounaykra.
nth, istio has boon trtljud,..:cd a. Bankrupt on Ails.
on . n. potitihti ; that the payinvot otlisby debts and
dolivery of any property - belungiug.to such Bank
rupt to hitn or for_bis use ,aid tbu tr.:osier of any
property by likni nra 10, bb.blca by I or; that a
meeting of the creditOrg. of :aid uk nip tto prove
their c.fhts, anti to OhOoSe One or tc , re Az•ssignees
will be held at a Court of l!ankrupt...y, fo be hol
den at the eftloe, of P. E. Smith, 111 'Pinto, county
of Tioga, and State of leitn4lrahia, before F. E.
Regi,tor, on 61'6 to (I,ky rub., A. D.
1868, at lU o'elo..k, :tl.
Jan. h, 663-41;
_ -
, TN 1:21.N11 - .1:1iP fC.X.--- , i• - - , .; to gir-,3 notico :
.I . That ~n the 21;tii ii.i y i•:: 1.1,,, _La.). ISO% a
icarraut in riiii:'irnt , tey N.:.2 .i-s.,ril ti,,loint4.t the
e6talo ~I (.711.1 1,:. liliiiiw. ra, l'ar - 11.:,...i11. in the
eaunty , _ , t Tloga,, p.iLl .1.:.....,C1f . i ' 111n. ' :.., Nilin have,
been ad.jc,tl4ed 1...11.tuh1api,'.,.,1, their n' r. Petition;
;hat tl.e 1-..3 - u.,...;. '1 ":,: , 30] , 1` .I..tt 1 tic;iVery pi'
ally 1•r.p0rty)..re,,,,,:::u.4 L,..., -Ls...IA I, (•,..1.:1,te t,,,th, - ;u3
er f-t !heir ,11.7 . 0 .. , 1(l-thi: II .3L . . :4. ...i. ..a, - I;r, - _ , perty
by them ,Ir,, forbiel.h , n by t it ; ri ..t , ir:(.otillg of
the creditor.: ,:: E,.i,1 .1.ha,,,.r..:: : :. t, 1.,-, , :u their
debts, 1111•1 to elluri.ii (.11, -, or al , ri, J.. , ...iili:LS oil)
be Lehi a> a Court of E...akr,, ,,,, ..:;t , , l•c. holden at
the oftie , luf F..E. :_=uuth, in 'f'l ,-,,, c,;..lity of Ti
oga, and tAatc ,
~ of Pccn,.vt.e.,:li_;', 3.k.r ,, re F. E.
1
.tnith,• Regis:or, or. [lle title. ii.Ly ~12 February,
A. D. 1808, ill 10 - , , 'e1001, - ..A..:d...
- _
i . Tllolli,d_ , A.- i•tOWI,EY.
• .- ,L. S. -,11 - drh,.,l We.,t'n,ll)ol. P:‘.
Pi:r DAVID - ti.1:11 . E.46Y, IN.futy ! ,.
i • •
HARDING'S EDITIONS
OP PAMILY, PULPIT, •&. PHOT,I?-
. f;RAPII "
- • .- • . i
--Whoiqqale DeAlcrz %:.:11 I:nd 1;10 li=t to embreai
rho burgerll , 3ortmo:nt or Jr:' , b,..-.3 in - the country, l 7
The publisher lrac DO 1'..1 . ( 1607) in lironouim
ing tlhcm more 2111.e. - 1/.10 than any Bibles , publish
ed. tThe v'nriott , eclitior,, t rube ,e ;:11 the vpri.
ons etyleA of•bindinp:. nod ~ i7.:s of typo, vo.ryin
in Price from $ to—,-`,-;:,'f), f-r• Er mily 1;i1)1 , :, large
quarto .j.v.:. ' . .
3 - an. 5.6.-'-",111
Fs - ans& for
FARM' of 168 nere., situated riboutti3 miles
s3l;thwtst tf kl'ellFlJoro, Tiogit Court}, Pa.,
in Dalin:tr. IV ithln of a µiiln of iarge Choose
and Butter Pactory, 101! nereA improved and
nearly free from Ftutups, and under goad cultiva
tion. Of the best dairy farm& in the counts.
Well watered, ti,th never finlini.; springs School'
lions° it few rods..
I The unimproved portion is ::cavil; timbered,
with conAdcrablo. pine.
Upon thix farm them urn a largo franie house s
welbliniehbfl. i-bop, a :j0 x4O wagon home, a
largo grain barn, cow 1 , 31:14.1-licop.1.10.4.1.-a134 oth
or noceseary cutbuililing, , , and an orchard, pf4,41)-
ward of 300 flees." Tbo pripertly Can balind
chip, torrns'oay. .Inquiro of
IL ➢. EISTUAN.
Wi.qlshorn, pn, , Jab. 15, ISCS-t£.'
IIIE1 IIE copartnership ef-Tall at
- at Westfield, as dissolved I•}•" mutt al con
en.nt, Dee. 18, Mi.' Tho books and accounts of
tho Into firm aro in the heads or Jilnotl Wilcox
for,adjiutment. All per;.ons owing the id° firm
will call` and settlO at tits ~tore I, with
out delay, WILCOX it CRANII LL.
West4ld, Jan. 22, I S6S-3v:
TO triton - kit tuay noncom t -- The andorAigirtni;
Trustee of A, J. ez R. Weleiter,insolVent
detirers, heretv give~ noLire that he has appoint.
od Tiirsday. the .ut .lanualy, ISdS tut
the time, bi 3 uede Pa.
Its tiio rfrcc, au]. iv hi.:o3 he receive
proofs creflitOr, iti burl,urt. at their i - tzliectire
claims against the fund bcleu i,t to the eitato
of said insult - cntg retnaittirg in Lic L.Za It fur dis-
Iributian. according I,tes. •
.1011. N i. ITt•IIELL,
Weiteboro, ra. c.
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-A l'il'1;1•:/:'1.1)N 0u.,1 .tt "It
iv ell tpau
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FL:raliLlra
Tioga County, $:11 - ..le. Ito
hantl be
ofrere ns iow 19. r, as car. !WY
Lthcr oit.tbliuliment 1:02V.I.
'Nov. '27,
A X-Sg —Olusii paid t,...
:4X, LI
Ngsv AUCK WIIP.AT PLO
wEIGET tt. BAILEY'S.
Romerubc . i. thci
Hotel for Sale.'
LOWLEY,
U... ..7.1.ar,,,1 Tuk,t, Pa.
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