.0111 E MATTERS.
WEDNESDAY; APRIL 1, MS.
IlTew-11.avertisementa.
Administrator's Noticc—John I. Mitchell
Ai " —J. T. Jackson.
/I " —l'ersoll & Snuthworth.
In ,Bankruptcy—L. Truman.
Assignee's Notlea—J. I. Mitchell.
Dentistry—A. B. Eastman.
Bee-Hive Exchange—W. T. Mathers.
Examination of Teachers—Co. Supt.
Property for Salo—L. C. Bennett.
Buggies, Lime, Grass Seeds, and Buckwheat
Flour for Sale—Wright 4. Bailey.
Grocery and Saloon for Sale or rent—C. W.
Brown.
Agents Wanted—Ziegler & McCurty.
NORMAL SCHOOL. — Mr. Evan Mere
dith has been engaged as InatrztetOr of Vocal
Me.sie in the Institution in the: place of Miss
Alice B. Seeley, assistant Instructor.
DONATION.—The friends of Rev. N.
L. Reynolds aro invited to attend a Donation at
the house of Oco. P. Card, Hills Creek, Friday
evening, April 3, 1888.
VESTRY , ELECTION. —The anima/
election will 'be held at St. Paul's Church on
Monday the 13th of April at 2 o'clock P. M.
All Pew holders are voters at this election and
arc very earnestly invited to attend. t )
By order of the Vestry, W. W. WEBD.
Secretary.
BASE BALL.—The boys have- organ
iied a "Star B. B. Club" )in this village and aro,
preparing for the campaign. All right, boys,
only don't run yourselves under ground. Exer
cise ought never to be violent. If violent it de
tracts from the muscle.
Messrs. Smith & Waite of Coding, have ro
ceivedlla large and superiorstnek of Dry Goods
whioh they offer at reduo'ed prices. They have a
eplendid assortment of Carphs to bo sold very
low. Their advertisement eame:toc, late for this
issue of the paper.
VIOLENT DEATES.—A gentleman
,in
forms us that the number of, fittal accidents in
the lumber woods this year exceed those of any
year within his recollection. Eight or nine men
have been killed within a radius of twenty-five
or thirty miles. Probably six of these cases were
the result of carelessness.
TEMPERANCE MEETING. —We ar e
requested to announce•that there will be a Tem
perance meeting at the M. E. Church, Mainsburg,
April 8, inst., commencing at 7 P. M. Prof.
Streit, Hon% S: B. Elliott, and He's. H Lamkin
and C. L. F. Howe, will address thu mooting. The
occasion promises to be one of great interck.
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GLASS POLISIL—Mr..4I.. B> Princc•of
this village, has for sale a superior polish for
cleansing glass which every housekeeper should
have in the house.- It, cleans and polishes glass
without, the usual appliances of soap. and water,
and does its Work rapidly and well.
ALARM. OF FIRE.—The population of.
this Tillage was suddenly emptied into the streets
at night o'clock Saturday night by the cry of fire.
The alarm procCeded from the dwelling of A. P.
Cone, Esq., in which a lamp flame calm) into
contact with a curtain and. consumed it. Nu
other damage was done. Tho engine was prompt
ly brought out, but happily was not needed.
BUSINESS CII.ANOES.—Mr. M. Bullard
has disposed of his inteiest in the Grocery basil
noes to Mr. C. U. Goldsmith, ITho will carry on
the business alone at the old stand.
Mr. C. H. Goldsmith took possession of the
Wellsboro liotel,t as lessee, this morning (April 1),
Mr. B. B. Holiday retiring. Mr. Goldsmith has
the elements of a popular landlord in his com
position, and we predict for bini a large meas
ure of success. •
or T.—Vellsboro Division No. 365,
held its quarterly election Wocine3dity evening,
March 25, with the following result
IV, I'., Robert Trull; IV. A., c penjamin Seeley;
R. S., J. B. Shakespeare; A. R. S., James Bowen ;
P. 5,. IValter ; Trees.. .Josephßamsey'
Chaplain 7 —W. P. Bigoney; Con. H. C. ;
A. C., Clui`rlps Van Horn; I. S., Chas. Lockwood ;
5.,.1(din Cowden.
Rrw. D. R. MeDERmoND.—We re
ri-t to learn that this promising young preacher
the troth has left Tioga where his ministrations
have proved nceeptatile and prOfitable to the
church and people. iHe grtes to Norristown,
Montgomery Co. .110 hears with him the love
and claim of the entire community . Success to
loin in his new field of labor.
DICTIONARY OF THE 818 - I.E.—Mr. E.
R. Haight, of Lamb's Creek isak4ent for Burr
edition of Dr. Smith's gictionary 01 the
111bie, for the following townships and boroughs
in this county: Wellsboro, Delmar, :%lorris. Lib
erty Gaines, Clymer, Shippen..Elklaaol, Mans-
Richmond, COrington and horough t floss,
and Ward. This Bible Dictionary has the high
sat reputation of any, and every man who owns
a Bible needs it. Mr. Haight is selling a great /
number of copies.
I MPROSTEMENTS. Mr. Jame:l/Fo
r-ythe is making a line improvement u on his
a Melling on Pearl Street. /
1
Mr. C. T. Wheeler has purchasedlot of W. T.
nation?, on the A4,3enue, and purposes to pia up
a dwelling the coming season.
Mr. Is. J. Purple purposesto build on the
Charleston Road.
1-
• Mr. Isaac Sears has pu . chased the old lot or
the M. E. Church, and M / rposes erecting a trick
dircllin ,, thereon. / 5 :
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Messrs. Wright ,3: Bails} - are preparing to put
11a
up a handsome rick bloc)c.:cm Main Strict, with
a spacious Half in the thiA4l'stery.
l ' The M. El / Society will tHalc ground .for their
nw brick/Church as soon rtifille weather settles.
' Thcv have purchased the vacs lit block below the
. te,l,l)niCe of lion. It. G. WItIIe one of the finest
locations in the village. ' ; : F "
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Mr. J: R. 13arker talcs .4- huitchng on the
field lot, Avenue. k •
other improvements tire ; ine,titated, notice Of
uhich will appear in due season.
GOSSIP.—"Don't kill the birds, the
pretty birds," that - run up and Clown your apple
ire( s. They are the conservators of orchards,
and the arch enemies of hugs, grubs, and worms.
`onto one told Us the other ‘lay that the farmers'
1,03 s up in Delmar were shooting woodpeckers
and -sap Suckers," as if they•icere l hictls of prey,
lot wliat is their meat is poise t to orchard trees.
If you ti l t° row l after row of round h les encircling
Ja apple tree trunk don't be alarme 1, but thank
l'rovidejnce for the birds which took r grub out of
every h i ole i.erhaps, Many insects deposit their
eggs inlthe interstices of the bark, and when
they hatch out they bore into the soft, spongy
bark. !The "sapsucker" as he is erroneously
called, seeks out the biding plaees of these pests,
and gobyes them up. The woodpecker (fleets )
alights on a tree, trunk, null darting, sidewise,,
tap-tap-taps on the bark with his beak. Ile is
sounding the bark ; and when he detects a hol
low—and 'it must be a very small one if he do
not detect it—he bores his, way into the cavity
and devours thelenant. You lose ten bushels of
apples when you shoot a woodpecker. So don't
kill the woodpeckers, boys, dcM't kill the wood
peckers. I
Js,ll'hceler 4: Co., New.l. Irk, arc sending
out circulars to the greenhorns anti tipelorns
the'rural districts, ins iting thklm to take an,
:Ig-el+ for the sale of tickets in tiieirgreat"Prire
ra mktg." Now -Mears. Wbeefe4 a,re not lottery
nit n of course; and they oV inagniticeat
[ems-le agents." They ate pre Wing ,to give
away gold watches worth 1i1175 lottriewpostage
t
stamp 4 and diamond pins .for . : The
ti,stfty (/f the :system is that iAtOclect vow
prizes. If a man wants a watch // 'Worth S2OO be
is not obliged to draw a diamond - pin worth $75.
We li.he that arrangerner i q./Under the: usual
a
system a man might get / dizl\mond pin every
lime he paid a quarter. / There is one drawback. ;
, Izes is a .C. l lOOO sett 01
in sending a dollar !s
1 13 Messrs Wheel.,
i
to withdra that elephant from the prize list.
Suppose a ountry lad should draw the sett, what
would he d with it? If the firm will guaranty
"no draw" on that prize we could_ almost go 'in
fora quarter's worth. We don't know of any
othei place where solid gold rings, 16 carats•fine,
can be gofso dog cheap. To ,be sure the firm
requires a small remittance from easterners, "in
evidenee of sincerity ,". before issuing : commie
elope to agents. Thafagerits aro not . required in
poisess any,ovidenee of the integrity, of Wheeler
t Co. That is one good thing about the concern;
so much trouble avoided. We guess Wheeler
& Co., nay send us about a peck of •_tinge and's
dozen watches, hat a dozen solitaire diamond
pine, and twenty feet-of gold chains; six sewing
MA/lines, 1000 revolvers, and three peeks of gold
pens with diamond points. With this assortment
we can do them a heap of good in the way of
selling by sample. We advise our rural friends
to wait until we get this order, when they may
take their choice for a quarter. It will save
postage and some hard searing. Do you take,
good people? Better.
DEATH OF A PION :
James Steele, of Delmar, ,
another pioneer woman.
widow of Aaron Furman,
March, ultimo, at the adv
"Mrs. Furman," writes
the first settlers on Pine C I
children, live girls and fl
nab,' as she was familiary.
the Church to which she
and to society. It was nci
go eleven miles to attend n
of her Church, walking fr
house Saturday afternoon
Bayer, who ireached near
enz now lives. She truly
ern;" and no Christian ev
without a hearty lvelcom.
"Her worth cannot be t
afflicted shil was a ministe
the subject of her great
the hearts of all by her
cheerful and rcliatit upon
•
embalmed I.
- in the hearts o
hem"
NEWSPAPdRIAL.—
zette, one of the ablest of
has adopted the quarto f.
none in size and neatnes l
weekly issue deserves iime l
manner in which it is edit
The Steuben Courier, of
proved in ability, Probabi
helm. Ills pawns will
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THE MAGAZINIIS I"!
per" has a capital illustrat;
Pri.:fho Andes," by E. G. S
went' of "Recollections s
Strotlitr, profusely illustral
"Sheffield" and its hist l
which is not usual; and t
will be read and realm'.
Cnrrent Events, Editor's
have no rivals. 41. per yet
"PUtnam," has a fine pe!
Beecher, by Nast; A Pap
learned and useful, hut no
tory and its Philosophy; •
Among the Poor. Girls—raj
is the Ore l at cities, 11. Yedol,
Temporal Sovereignty; A
a story as abrupt us the to
heroine; Resumption; the
very good indeed. $1 Per
'•TI ATl«ntie," sets out
'Afternoon••—hf Life: Whi,
er paper on English Liter
give us another delightful
EnrOpe ; An Ext ram dine
• riends, and a paper of
ontrilmte to make up oiie
- t tis Magazine ever issued.
roly-poly boys and
It guilt Cornucopia of
Iv dolls, two Kittens
i,
It co..3tsabout, one-tit pc
find is much more de
loston, Mass.
T -
DierConary of rife — eitir,rnoraing it Aurirpti.
tics, 11 (Wraith §, GGlVraph f .10(1 Ntclitpat History,
faith numerous Illevetroarei .1 rend Jfeepr. Edited
by Millirem Smith, L • L. D. A' ad (ill( fi 112 1
Meg!). rX . J. it. Burr & Co. Thertirerd, Ct.
".t b ctionetry of the Mille?' If/one relief:Lc how
mush ,- the Striptures iu history ~ i iil biography, and
hod 14 eh relates to the geogi Thy of the East. and
the tanners and cnstoms—th 'social and national life
of man)`) peoples—be will see, teat no\ note can he an
intelligthit reader of the Bible withitut such a help es
this. Pilsibly the :Sabbath et: pail Teacher has thought
himself equal to his work with i ont such an aid. lint if
so, he haii'greatly ruisapprehirled his duty, and done
injustice to Ilk puldb;.
There lime be.envininertlis Bible Dictionaries Ko
val ed, but this of Dr. Smith's greatly excels all others—
pi eseuting the )malts of the ripest scholarship and
latest tesearch!so largely and SO luminously that he
and his assoriates have courtier •t 1 a measureless bane
tacthin upo)f the religious wort 1.,
I.'
,
Every pyrson ;knit people an place : every allusion
03 manwirs, customs, ntensils,iweapons, modes of life,
forms
,ol 'worship, and Idolatry ; strike and nars—ev•
erything that one can wish tn know about in the
.8i1i,14, is included in this invaluable work. ,
/ This reptupt, by Messrs. Burr Si Co., has' important
excellencesi‘ rendering it superior to any otbor, anti
/making it just the thing for the fondly and teachers
It is in its external character, its typo, binding, and
especiail its numerous wood and steel engravings,
••a thing 01 boa
.•." It is at reprint of Dr. smith's
Abridgment without—any ,mtitilation. It gives the
proper !Mules (of seiliCh thele are hundreds) with the
American and not the English pronunciation. There
is a -- e'ry...wiiiti difference in this respect, and it is obvious
that n liiide - Dict binary for Arno lean households and
Sabbath tichoolti should accentuate its names according
to our OWII I.Ciit lexicographers, else those who study
it will be contracting a mode of pronunciation obsolete
and oot liccepted by good usage and intelligent people.
We caul conscientiously commend this work. possess•
ing, sn much artistic and intrinsic excellence. We
wish it might find a place in,overy family of the laud,
and beside the bible, shed ill light, and yield its ex
planathins, and tell its morph.) the student, young and
old, of God's word. Agents here haven rare opportu
nity in canvassing for a work of such real and permit.
nent and I Hdi,peumablG. value; they can not but find
most remunei mil e employment. It is cheap,compact,
comprehensive, and should go Into every American
1 household.
"The Ntiysery," hu th
ris, is as-fascinating as
'sugar-plums, five-and-fort
and a shaggy white deg.
as mach as a ilog,-41.25
sirahle. John L. Shorey,
D PSI' REM EDY. —A correspondent
eitds us the fulluwiug Dropsy remedy:
"Take of the roots of Milkweed, Dwarf Elder,
Dandelion, Tory burr, Thistle, mid Horseradish,
each halt a pound ; half pound of juniper berries,
same of Prickly Ash bark : Boil all the strength
from the roots, settle and strain the extract; Billl
- two quarts of hard cider, in a brass kettle,
down to a pint; take out, scour the kettle, add
together and simmer down to 011 C pint. Dose :
a tablespoonful three times a day. 1 have never
known this - to fail."
Loooal Trade,.
-SAVE Youn TEETIL—P. Newell, op
erative Dentist Mansfield Pa, will insert solid,
Adheaiee hold Fillings in decayed teeth, build
up and restore the crowns of teeth when partially
lost, fill the fangs and restore to usefulness ulce
rated teeth, and 'perform all other operations
necessary to prevent decay of those beautiful and
useful organs the teeth. It.
To THE LADIES OP TIOOA COUNTY.—ito un
dersigned haveing taken the agency for Tioga
County of the best family Sewing Machine now
in use, wishes Zo say' to the ladies that he'will
be at the door of dvery house in the county du
ring the coining season, with the celebrated
Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine; and all par
ties thinking of getting a Machine will do well
to defer their purchases until they have seen this
favorite among the ladieS. For farther particu-
Las see ailverlisenient,oraddress, Geo. C. Bowen,
Agent., Knoxville, Pa.
THE AMERICAN COOKING STOVE
BUFFALO, Sept. 6, 1866.
Mcs , rs. I,MAR, PACKARD at CO :
dentlemen : Enclosed find draft for amount of
your b(li for the seven-inch American Cooking
Stove: The stove arrived all right, and I am
run)ting it with waste shingles. ivhich I buy at a
shins le Thefory, at a cost of sevenly cents per
creek : and 1 can run it with coal, at St) per ton,
jibe less. I I used to run an eight-inch for eighty
four cents per week—coal s9.per ton—and kept
tire night and day. I; have sold hundreds of
styli s of stoves, but I 'hay, without prejudice (now
that I am out of the stove business), I have never
seen sN edonomical, convenient, well arranged
and datable a stove as the American, and think
its equal has not yet been furnished to the Amer
ican market.
Yours truly,
R. T. ROSE.
For Sale by CONVERSE & °scoop Wellsboro Pa
March
l'he largest, best and cheapest assort
ment of frames ever brought into Tioga. County,
with large pictures in every way to suit, and card
Autographs at Sl,oo per doz., Al g .ing fast at
Frank pl•Del.r . :s Art Gallory, ‘lausfied, Pa.
Dec. 25—tf.
WomAN.+Mr.
rites us of the thiath of
Mrs. Hannah Furman,
died on tho • 17th of
!mod age of 90 years.
Mr. Steck, "was one of
reek. She reared nine
lUt boys. 'Aunt Han.
. called was an honor to
belonged (Methodist)
1 uncommon for her to
pon the ministrations
m home to Mr. Steele's
and thence to hear Mr.
where Mr. Wm. Eber
kept a "pilgrim tav
r crossed her threshold
. from Aunt Hannah.
.Id. To the sick and
ring angel. Such were
.ve. Amiable, winning
good counsels, always
God, her memory is
her friends and neigh:
11 be Pittsburg Ga- -
epnsylv ania journals,
Inn, and is second to
I s of rippertranco. Its
1 credit for the clever
late, has greatly im-
• Mr. Mull is at the
o well to keep him
OR A rmL.—"Har
teti. article upon "Life
3,quier,; another instill
of the War," by Col.
tted; a second paper on
gory ; two line poems,
co or three tales which
ered. The Record of
fable, and "Drawer,"
ell portrait of Ward•
ron Paper, which-'is
very fascinating; His
" visit to St. Albans;
'ther sensational ; Life
good; The Pope and
cidents will Happen—
Imo of its hero niiti
Monthly Chronicle sis
With a plea.' for the
)ph, contribute.sanoth
lure; Bayard Taylor
chapter oflly-ways of
y Case, 1)r. Molke's
Itatllesnako
oS the, heat ontaers 0
$l. p`r year.
thssoLuTioN. The CopartherWiip
heretofore existing under the firm of W.
Smith's Sons, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. It. It. Smith tetiring front the same.
All debts against mot all claims due ( the above
concern will be settled by W. A. Smith.
:Addison, N. Y.,'March 24, 1868.
NOTICE.—The undersigned haring purchased
the interest of It. R. Smith in the above concern,
will continue the business of selling goods cheap . -
ek - than - ever,. I 4thalVlreep . Tull.: tirideCrmtileto
stock of Dry floods, grOcerics, Boots and Shoes,
Ilats and Caps, Clothing.lta. With the% facilities
havl) for buying and selling on the popular
plan of low prices, I shall try and merit a con
tinuance of the eVeusive patronage, peaorded
the old concern tbr the past 33 yea's.
W. A. SMITH.
Mrs. Jane ChuYpbrf, this village, is a very
skillful worker in Ornamental Hair work. Shp
will make switches.. ,Cuils, Curls,• Frisettes,
Braids, wigs, half-wigs, and front-pieces. She
also dues Ladies
• Tlairdressing, Dyeing, curling,
in all 'gtyles: The highest market price paid for
human hair. - • • - 2w
MARRIAGES
COPP—BnEWsTER.—MareIt 22, 11. G.
Martin, - E.q., .31r. 1), '.'Copp, of. Covington, and
;Miss Sabina. Bre%veter, of 6iillivan. •
LUDLOW—'IIIIOW—At the bride's home, on
the 25th inst., by Rey. J. F: Calkins, Mr. tfeorgo
Ludlow, of Charleston, and Miss Mary' firown,
of Wellsboro.
TOR PEY—tiItOS3EAN.—At theparsonage by
tho mine, on the 24th inst.,- hlr. Aaron E. Torpey,
of Williamsport, and Mies 11ft9ritut M. Grosjean,
of Delmar. • •
HATIIA WAY- - JOHNSTON.—In TiogaOlarelt
2 MI, at the residence of the bride's father, by
Rev. D. It..McDermond, Mr. Wtn. E. Hathaway,
and Mie.; Nettie daughter of H. S. Johnston,
Eq.
[We acknowledge tho reieijit of a box of cake
which tootle the printers happy. May happiness
attend the pair.)
DEATHS
CAMPBI3I,I,—At the residence of his son, a
Phelps Mill., MA roll' 2, ult., Duncaii COmplien, it
the tomb
.% ear or his ago.
POWERS.—At the re:4tdenao of —her son, e,r.-
Sheriff Powers, in Lawrenceville, on the Tit,h
Mr?. rfolly Powers, aged TO years 5 alo'.lo, days.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
• •
Hi SONS WHY YOU SHOULD USE
1:710-11CcaaiL
VAMILY-SEWING TT -MAVIIINE,
, ..
~ . ~
- Ist, Itt i s tho simplest in Ilse and the' ictaq lialtio to.
get oat at miler. ,
2cl, it, at ti‘chttirtas are snort , practical than tint of
ally othvr tnachitze.
:Id. It h., tho clavapetit.
, , Ith. It Enna tint stillest, easiest and fastest.
Atli. Yon call, riot ttiko it backwaribi, and thereby
avoid brenkiniativedled
etl.. It u-ien ncediaan Lless Jiablo to break
than n eurv,tl On".
th, The needle is self adjust intotal can't be set eroiig
gib. 1i 1)/..C3 but one thread & thus avoids thecampid
rahal machinery necessary to a double thread machinery
MIL It u' di roc t from the spool.
Thtp. The ream Is o elastic than that of any
of PEI 111.1,1111 W
,
Ili lt, Ile tt•m+lon il the simplest end hest in (use. '
1•2.11 i, It makes the twisted loop stitch, a Nti CII orig.
inol with this 'machine and made by Tin Other . which
for gele•ral put 1.0 . :e3 is superior to any other iu use. -
l:111., Ere. y machine is It at - ranted perfect and the
punint-er, will he learned to master every kind of worlt / .
1.1.11,11,i does c we'ry kind of work, such aq hemmirig,
cordingidhr..irling, tucking, felling Ac.
.All I.f illlr concerning thin machine, addressd to
the acrilt will-receive prompt attention. /
01 , ,0..C. IioWEN, A e.ent , 'Knoxville, Pa.
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2:Miti.rGi-ly.
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22. Ear Discharges, Iknt ini.. 5 0
1..1, do. scrofnia. sN,eitiligq.. 50
21 . Gcncral bonlitY, Ca_ PI k
_
Dr o ' pir. and , vasdy t tAt
211, ,1„ sea.siek ne ss. Aicknrtir froht riding... 50
d'. Gravrl Si)
,14, 21lerV0115 Debility, Se
-imot s . hi vo!mittnry 1/14chargoR
20, .1,, SarC mouth. Canker
30 , 4 i" Urinary Weakness, wetting hod... 50
31, 41.) Painia.llama ...... ... 50
32, .1..
.Suiferinga at Clamp• of life 100
3 : 1 9 d.. EpliCpsV.Spahom St. ' V itus' Dance 100
34, do Diphtheria. 111(41:y1,1 :;111 . 0 Th treat
PAJII 1, L',l,B* RS •
OF 35 I. OtIO; VIA LB. 3:01toCCO CAS F, CoNTAMINO A
=I
t. , Lll.l PT TO. 'AND A uuor. OF DIRECTIONS SAO 00
Si1I,11.o• tsw.r and TRAVELINO CiISES, With 20 to
. S 5 to $S
Spoviog— 14 , r pl.ivwc DENt.t.t H both for Celt-
.1;i.1 PRI.VENIIVE vf
:.1.4
A ~ 1 i.cmcdins by the cinns or single, box, aro
snot to arty ' , art of the country, by Molt or 1 .. .X13104H,
free of etc cc:{V, oo receipt of the pt ice.
liumphreys' Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Company.,
111140 azot D. pot, No. nee2 It ruk 1T WAY, NUR' YORK
H 1.4 ennsallud daily "at liiv Oftll4P, pat h
n01...113 ot 1.3 let (yr. am :Ll.ove, for .all foram of diAvase.
/ .11 YALL(JUG /SY'S.
Ati, , ,11-1 21. 1'4.7 -Is.
7'(l. 04VS1.7,111'1'1VES
The Rev. ED,WAND A. WILL4ON, will bend (free of
charge) to all it ho dire it, the prescription nith the di.
rection, for making awl osing the simple remedy by
which lie was Cllll.ll of it long affection nod that dread
dihellBo Consumption. Ili: , only object is to benefit the
afflicted and im hopes eveiy FUlTerer will try this pre
scription, as ft will cost them nothing, and may prove
a blessing. I teutso addITAY
It EV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., N. Y.
--.
_FMB 011 S OF YOUTH.
A Genii. tuait %%Ito suffered for "'ears from Nervous
Debi iThniiture Decay. find all thu efte,clB of yolith
ful twit. iv ill. for the t.nke of suffering burban
ity, ~ • s, l Is., to 011 who need St, the recipe nod dircc
ti,,n. for us thing the ..trople remedy by which ho was
COI 1..1 :"..1111or. , r•s wisting to fireflt I.); the advertiser's
experience, by itddregsing, in perfect confi
dence, .1013 N B. OGDEN.
2 2n) ay67-1 y
Adln inist rat'or's Notice
LL'ITNRd Administration having been
granted to the tindersi”ned o. tb ostfito of
John Nonnill, late of Chatriatn, doe'd, All porsons
ownt , e‘iate, nd claiming against tho same,
nee required in souk, with
ELIZA M. PEA 1t501.1,, I
Adm's.
SQUI RE SOUTH WOll 'l.' 11.
Ch.dhlin, April 1, ISEiS—Fae
C4rocerr and Ice Cream Saloot\ for
Sale or Rent., .
C\t: tROWN'S l)nie'ary airy Ice Cream
szilmth Hill he F old or rented on reasona
aide fri +I ~,lock of Clroceries and
Fix tareF, and a lar g o Ica
lioase t, a at fee, for sale Cheap.
W. nRowN,
- I, ISAS-tt Man.field, Pa.
77.1 E lasTI:101' C017117' oft' 771 E lINI
11, Pii• the W. 'k.., biNit ict Pettit
.
' 9, • •
1414.10t-'llCf m -
a banhrupt tinder the net
of cougre:.• i,t
atel2,-) 867, having applied for
a di•eliarge debts, and other rlaims
prk.‘3l.le mle] hy order of the Court,
itttll , o Iteitit, to all creditors who have
proved their th hiy, and - other I.ert.on..t interested,
.ippe.ir the 22.1 day ot April. ISatt, at 3
e•eb,eb, I'. Al,. b.•lt,re E Sinilb,F,l•4l,.ltegieter,
at i i..,(liee, in Tin=a, l'a show 1`;41/F1`, if any
tlio have, a tii:oqurge .tiould not Ito granted
to the ,11/ti. further, notice is
her. ht giN en thi,L the reintlid and third meetings
ul etetlttori of ibe said bankrnpt, toquired by
ti,, 3i tl. d ud ~ e t•tioos-td said het, will be had
het. IL ,ittl Ittgod,t. at the rattle time and place.
NI.IttESS, Clerk
or U. s inhlriet Court tot'. nu id Dictriet.
April I, 1868-2 t
$2 to $5
42 Cedar Street. New York
"BEFAIIVE EXCHANW"
sing, I sing of a curious thing,
Almost as strange as Boggs upon Tyng ;
/- , rive swung 'reand 0tZ91. 0 .48.,X9pad ite,, ct VIVO -
= ieisirriilitto 'en - the mown eat part: of my swing,
I stoppocl ;it tho city and took on the Spring
STYLES OF GROCERIES
Tho faOhions for
SUGARS ARE LOW IN THE
And nivre asionist!ink still;
MQlasses & Syrups
have a freer run downward; with a funnel-shn
, „ ped trait:
Mvtalx..e.rea,
however, are cut from the neck downward, and
• • the At blocs' apd 14 blo apd silver with striPes.
TEA-TEA TEA
will be prepared from a drawing furnished , ..to
every customer who buys a pound. Of thdAYies
to suit complexions, &0., I may metitionAat
Black Tea 1
$ „
Siou can bavo if ylitt-lopg for it. I cannot got
time to look up' all the bard words Which the
GREAT AfkiERICAN TEA COMPANY
use ,tolstartl9 the innocent pitoplo 'about the 9 un
try ; 'bit you can depend upon finding the very
beet of Tens ae.the
E . XBI7AGE?
As to
. • 40 I COrtlek,
the styleg aro varioes. You can have the latest
tyles,,from the following fashionable foreign
/ torts, to wit :
•
•MOOTIA. JAVA, RIO, LAGUYRA JAM
AICA,
. in the matter of
/ PROVISIONS
Flour still wears hoops over all, and disp/nsos
with trnils es unprofitablo. I have all grades
eatable. Abao,
PORK, DRIED BEEF AND HAMS,
together with a full assortment of light groceries
and canned dclicticies. As ever
MATHERS
Plus CAA fir Trade, for all MARKETABLE
PRODUCE.
CALL AT MATII.EbRS'S
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Znintdoi, AlcCurter CO.
614. Arch St., Philadelphiakr.
i a
Air. 1,
Flowers, Grape- Vines, and Garden
Plana
TTARItY MIX, OF 'TOWANDA OFFERS
FOR SALE-
FLOWER PLANTS.
Poses, CliitWjug, and other, an endless variety ;
Verbenas. i i,fs, Bignanins, .Gferaniunis, Pal
axgoniollls, Patunia;i. Heliotropes, ',entering, ,V.e.
c; I.A PE VINES.
All the approved varieties—Some two years
013, in pots. All trap to name.
041,DEN PLANTS.
Totuatoos,-4very: 'variety; .C i abbagee, Cauli
flmvars.
Peppers, Calory, dre,
Cucumbers, and_ Egg Plants, in Pots
Plants carefully packed, writ Palely to almost
any distance. P4rsons in the Eastern part of
the COutity, may send their orders by mail and
receive the, plants by stage. Orders loft with
IVILLIAM.; ROBERTS, tit his Hardware Store
in Wellsboro, will havo prompt attention. All
may depend upon getting plants, exactly as or
dered, and in good condition.
HARRY MIX.
Towanda, Pa., March 25, 3868—tf.
For Sale or to Rent
A WAGON SHOP, and lot containing 72
squaro rods. Shop 24x28 feet, and two
storys high.
Also—a houso and seven acres of land, two
acres of timber and a fine young maple orchard
thereon, with 52 fruit trees of different kinds.
This property is located withib a few rods of a
steam saw-mill, carding machine, school house
and church.
I will sell cheap, separately or together ; or
will rent them for a term of ydars. This is a
fine chance for any man with a little capital.
M. 0. SUTTON
East Charleston, Pa., March 25, 1868-3 m.
Hero Fruit Jar.
500 GROSS of the HERO FRUIT JAR
for ealo by
W. D. TERBRDL"CSi, ,N,
Corning, :Isl'..`Y.
We are prepared to fill orders for the Hero
Fruit Jar as low as they can be bought
,any
anywhere, nnei shipped from Corning. We-can
give special rates on large quantities. Itikthe
best and most salable Jar in the. market. -- pet
quotations from us befordord6ring elsewhere.
March 18, 1868.--6 m
•
' Notice to 'Teachers.
TIE School BoOrd of Dolmar will meet at the
Graded School 'louse, Stony Fork, April
15, 1868, at 10 o'clock, A. M.,' for the purpose of
hiring Teachers for the Summer Schools. Teach
ers will take notice. JOHN WILLIAMEE, '
April 1,1864-2 w. ." President.
County House Notice.
. 4
Fr LIE Overseers of the Poor in ale several toden
ship and boroughs of the County are hereby
notified that the County House will be in -roto
- to receive inmates on Monday, April 0, 1ft.98.
' • 48. HART . '
P. V. VANNESS Cona'rs.
March, 28, 'fiB4-2w . . JOB REXFORD
IN BANKRUPTCY—Western District of Pa.,
ss : To whom it may eonborn ; The under
signed hereby gives notice of his iappointinen t 88 ,
ns-igneu ~f C. K. Thompson of Charleston Tioga
co. Pa, who have been adjudged bankruptiupon
their own petition by, the District Court of said
District. JEROME B. NILES.
Wellsboro, March. 25, 1868-3 t Assignoe.
TIE LAST CALL
I. I ; l l . ot p e er o s r on t Li o u k tle a b e te co d u t i o lt usmouite cull hter'b
a 4 settle without delay or costs will be
made, WRIGHT k BAILEY.
Wellaboro, Dee. 25, 1882—tf
RE
T SPRING GOODS
.1. A. Parsons Sr., Co.'s
CHIP CIE STORE!
BARGAINS IN SHAWLS, BALMOR
/
ALS, DRES / S GOODS,•TABLE
LIN NS, TOWELING%
• NAPKINS,
• /
/J
TEA. I
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, HOSIERY,
&C.
OUR Stock is largo and will give satisfaction
as to prices: White Goods such as Jaoko
nets, Nainsooks, Stripes, Checks, Brilliants, ac.,
are much lower in prices, and in great variety.
Domestics, such as
PRINTS, SHEETINGS,I SKIRTINGS,
DENIMS, TICKINGS, COT-
KENTUCKY JEANS, &C
We have a handsome stock, and are selling
'it at the lowest cash prices the market .Iqlafford.
•
No into the attention of close buyers to our
stock, assuring them that it will pay thorn 'to call
on UP.
March 25, 1868
NEW JEWELRY STORE
WELLSBORO, PA
IM. WARRINER d:CO. would say that
. they have opened a shop in David Hart's
Store, on Main Street, where can be found the
largest stock of
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY
ever offered in IVellsboro.
SPECTACLES, FIFES, VIOLINS, VIO
' ,LIN STFLN OS ANT) FIXTURES,
Of the best quail 4 y,Y with many other Notions
too numerous to Monition hero. They are also
prepared, to do
Clock and Watch Work
in all its various branches in a workmanlike man
ner and warranted. Their work and goods shall
he cheap and as represented, for Cash on, deliv
ery. Call and 80111.113. I. M. WARRINER.
March 1868.- - tf" S. B . WARRINE ft .
V"Oticre cor .41.rproieftlegi3
IL STATES EXCISE TAX
Eighteenth Collection District of Penn
sylvania, comprising the Counties of
Centre,Lycoming, Clinton, Tioga and
Potter.
NOTICE is hereby given; pursuant to the pro
visions of Sec. 9th of the Act approved July
13th, 1866, that the list, of luationsi assessments
or enumerations, made under the Internal Rev
enue Laws, and taken by the several Assistant
Assessors of this District. will remain open at
their offices for the space of ten days prior to the
date fixed to hear appeals, for tho examination of
all persons interested.
The A°sstiesor will receive and determine ap
peals, relative to oroneous or excessive valuations,
at bis office, in Bellfonte, Center County, Pa., on
MONDAY, :TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the
13th, 14th, and 15th days- of April, 1868.
.1
All appeals, to the Assessor must bo made in
writing, specifying the matter respecting which
a decision is requested and stating the ground
of inequality or error complained of.
R. 11. FORSTER, Asseiisor.
Bellefonte, March 16, 1868.
Home .Life Insurance Co.,
NO. 258 BROM/WAY, NEW YORK.
ALL the net profits of this Compankgo to
the Assured.
No forfeituro of Policies.
No Limitation as to residence or Travel.
Tho Home has au amplo Cash Capital most se.
mob- invested.
•
;WALTER S. GRIFFITH. ;‘
'GEORGE C. RIPLEY,
Soey.
I. 11. FROTIIINGHAM, TREAS.
WM. J. COFFIN, - ACTUARY.
MORGAN HART, Ag't, Wellsboro.
March 4,1868-6 m.
ATTENTION FARMERS !
SPRING has come, and those desiring ful
barns can have them by buying
•
inetartor.
,
thesitlill of I. Champney Jr. whieh we aro
selling at $6 per ton at our mil otr Elk Run.—
All kinds of Produce taken ii exchange for
Plaster. ,Give ns a call.
I. CIIAMPNEY &, CO.
Gaines. Tiogn, Co., Pa., Marc!). 26, 1868-6 mo
In ginkruptcy. •.
pars is to`give notice :• That on the 25th day
1. of January:4—D. 1868 a warrant in Bank
ruptcy Wall issued against the estate of William
13: 'Keyes, of Tioga, in the county of Tiogii,
and State of •Penn'a, who bus been adjudged a
Bankriipt on his own petition; that the pay
ment & any debts and delivory of any property
belonging to>such liankruot to him or.for his tse
and jh etransfer of any property by him arc f r
bidden by law; that a meeting of the creditor g of
saidMankrupt to prove their debts and to choose
one or more Assignees of his estate will be hol
den ht the office of F. E Smith, in Tioga, Penn
sykiinia, before F.. E. Smith, Register, on the
22d,day of April, A. D. 1868, at 3 o'clock P. M.
U. S. Marshal Weser' Dist. Pa:
Mar. 18, 1868-4 w. por D. Cameron, Dep'y
ROAD Duplicates at this Office.
TONADES,
J. A. PARSONS & CO.,
Corning, N. Y
THOMAS A. ROWLEY - , 1
WHOLESALE DRUG STORE.
CORNING, N. Y.
TWOS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS
AND OILS,
THADDEUS DAVIDS' INKS, KEITH'S
CONCENTRATED MEDICINES,
lItEDELL'S FLUID, EX
TRACTS,
BURNETT'S COCOAINE, FLAVORING
EXTRACTS, KEROSENE LAMPS,
PATENT MEDICINES, ROCH
, ESTER PERFUMERY:
lAND FLAVORING EXTRACTS, WALL
PAPER, WINDOW GLASS,
WHITEWASH LIME &
,AND DYE COLORS,
GENTS FOR MARVIN' & CO'S RE-
FINED OIL
,old at Wholesale Prices. Buyers are requested
to call and get quotations before going further
W. D. TERBELL & CO
Corning, N. Y., ,Jan. 1,1808 1 .1 y
• I
NE GREAT DRAMA OP '6B,
Van Valkenburg's
PUBLIC BENEFIT !
PROGRAMME
PART FIRST.
In view of the contemplated Railroad soon to
to be built to Wolleboro, the proprietors have
concluded to give the people hereabouts, daily
! , ,ntertainments through the year, commencing on
Ithe 14th of January. The first piece, entitled,
`LIVE ANTI LET LIVE I►►
IN Two. CHARACTERS.
WiLsoN gk, Vii VALKENBLIRO
Livo,
Let Live,
This great drama has drawn crowded houses
both in this and the old Countries, and is ad
mitted by all to be ono of the moat profitable, in
teresting, and best pieces extant
Tickets to the Dress Circle—FßEE.
PART SECOND:
Wa wish it distinctly understood, that all
classes of politicians, and even those who fool
a little Wolfish—and in fag nonc t ,are =eluded
from the
BURR OF FASHION!
Where we
. can furnish any style, kind and
.uality of Gentlemen's wearing apparel on sho - rt
°tic°, and at prices astonishing low.
CUTTING DONE ADMIRABLY
loths, \ Cassimeres, Vestings, Ladies'
Cloths, and a large . variety of
Ladies' Dress Goods.
Best kinds. and as cheap as tho cheapest.
Tickets to the Parquette—FßEE
PART TEIIRD
In this great Tragody for, tho benefit of the
public, wci would not omit saying to the Ladies
that we also koop everything. to replenish their
J
• W EtralarC)lC)e.;:
Come one and all and witness the illlZOire on;
tertaintneut. We do not claim to be Old Stars,
but shall enkleavor to do our best to give all the
worth of their money.
Peserved Seats for (he Ladies.
Remember the piece,
NO. N, UNION BLOCK
[ N..l3.—We shall give our patrons the full ben
;fit of the decline in prices, and extending
I;thetn our thanks for the very libe`ral patronage
heretofore extended, we solicit a continuanc
i of the same.
WILSON & VAN VALNENBURG
Wellsboro,Jan.ls, 1868—tf.
x—xt=or...r) ON !
Go to KELLEY'S and see the Latest Arrival of
NEW GOODS!
Consisting of a general nssortment of
rA' z
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P-4 A
ci)
O ''(-' 4rF "w
0 a 4 Pt g
0 z r.../\ 0 tr 2)
--1 c:. g 0
rn 't
P4P SO
A 8 et
:I
I ItS. FRY'S CORSET AND SKIRT
SUPPORTERS, AT
asmax vs sund mom oq) oos pau uttp lenr
E ESP DRESS GOODS AT KELLEY'S
Saa'l'lH3l l o SrldiVl3l "IuTAI
, ,
GENTS' FURS AT KELL
'S'• No charge for SHOWING 000
Wellabor°, Oet. 30, 1807
ATTENTION, FARMERS.
OMETHING NEW IN WELLSBORO
will pay cash for any amount of
M Gt- Gir St
olivered at my Store, where you can find a.
choice stock of
LOUR, FEED, MEAL, RORK, FISH,
SALT, &C.,
or sale at reasonable prices for Cash or 131krler
March 18, 1868
Down it Comes.
RIGHTS BAILEY are receiving a largo
lot of CHOICE NEW WHEAT FLOUR,
be first in market. To be sold at reduced pri
!co. 14aug67.
TIIE PEOPLE.
I
KELLEY'S
MI
13 at ..nie
C. B. KEL
ESE
M. B. PRINCE
T. L. BALD
A RE RECEIVING their stock of FALL and
1 - 1. WINTER -
GOODS,
CODeisting of a general assortment of
DRY GOODS,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY,
GLOVES, SHAWLS, KNIT GOODS,,
HOOP SKIRTS, BALMOREL
. SKIRTS, SILKS, DOMES
TICS, FLANNELS,
•
Ladies' Cloakings ' Cloths Cassi
ineres, Glovedand Mittens,
Boots and Shoes,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Under Clothing; ; Hats and Caps, Yan
kee Notions, Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Paper Hatigings, Groceries,,.
Flour, Feed, Pork,
Hams, Suga s, Teas, Molasses, Syrups,
Coffees, Fish, Oils, Paints, Spices,
Extracts, Wooden Ware,
Brooms, Pails, Tubs,
Baskets,
Hard Ware, Crockery, . Glass Ware,
Stationery, Salt, Nails, Iron
Stone Ware.
In fact, a gonlral assortment and as largo a
stock as you will find to seloct from outside of
gho city. All kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE
taken in exchange for Goods. Wo buy good
goods and will sell as cheap as anybody. •
Ground Plaster,
constantly on hand
T. L. BALDWIN 4fc COI
Tioga, Pa., Oat. 9, 1867.
CLOTHING!
cLOTHING;
GLOTHINGII
De LANO & eft l ~
TTAVE added to their stock a complete, as
sortmorit of
IlLeetcl3T-IVlCiacio
CLOTHING,
Which they offer at 25 por cent loss than such
Goods were over sold for in
WELLSBORO BEFORE.
,1
Good suits fin
Overcoats,
&c., &c.,
BUSH Da LANO. t
L. DAME.
' ,-,
Wollsboro, Nov. 20, 1807.—1 y
L ADIES' Vests and Drawers, at •
De LANO ct CO'S
CARPETS at New York Prices, at
De , ANO 4 CO'S;
C OTTON YARN, at
A LARGE Stock. of Boots and. Shoes, at
Do LANO dc CO'S
F RENCH CORSETS, at
De LANO k CO'S
F ANCY CLOAKINGS, at
De LANO A CO'S.
, Notice. :I
MIIE COMMISSIONERS of Tioga eonatY
will meet for the purpose of hearing'appeals
From the assessments of the several AssessotT_of
the County, on Wednesday, March 18th, log.;
and at any other time during their,sekslona - up.to
the St 11 4.5 1 3 etf June next. E. 111 NT
P. V. VAN NESS Com
T. ALLEN; Clerk. Jos ItExPoup. JJJ
Weilshoro, March 18, 1868.-3 t
NOTICE; TO TEACIIERS.—Tbo School Di
rectoi 8 of Middlebury will meet at tho
h oo , o .1' John Redington, Saturday, April 4,
proximo, for the purpose of hiring teachors for
the several Schools in Middlebury. feacbers
will ploore attend. By order of the Board.
March, 18,1808.
'IN 84 CO.,
WM
EN
~,-- ;yam
..SlO,OO
7,50
IMI
DE LANO & CO,
De LANO ~t COS
F►.~f ~+.iil
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
IN WELLSBORO,
NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.
•
MESSRMESSRS. RING EASTMAN Would In.. ,
S. form their friends and the publio generally
that they have fittod up a now Photograph Gal
lery in the best possible style. Having one of
beet SKY-LIGHTS in the Stato, we are prepared •
to take all styles and sh i es of
PHOTOGRAPHS,
AMBRQTYPES & MELANEOTYPES
in the best artistic manner, for Lockets or Cases,
largo or small. Largo PHOTOGRAPHS copied
from small Cards or old Daguerreotypes of de
ceased friends. No trouble to take
CIIILDRENS'- PICTURES,
Bring them along
Samplo proofs always given when ordered
Como and try us.
_gr:9 4- Gallery over Eastman's Dental Office,
Filth Door below Roy's Drug Store. •
Jan. 15, 1868-1 y
N BANKRUPTCY.—Thin is to give notice:
I
That on the sth day of March A. D. 1868, a
warrant in Bankruptcy was 'issued against the
estate of Lewis J. Stone, of
_Clymer twp., in the
county of Tioga, and State of Penn'a, who has
been adjudged Bankrupts on his own i Petition
ghat the payment of any debts And delivery of
ii.ny property belonging to- such Bankrupt,. to
him or for his use and the transfer of any pro
6orty by him are forbidden. by law; that a meet.-
tog of the creditors of the , said Bankrupt to
prove their debts and to chodse one or more As
signees of the estate, will be held at a Court of
Bankruptcy, to be holden at the office of F. E.
Smith, in Tioga, county of Tioga and State of
eenn'a, before E. Smith, Register, on the 22c1
day of April, A. D. 1868, at 11 o'clock A. M.
THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
U. S. Marshal West'n Dist. Pa.
Per DAVID CAMERON, Deputy,'
March 11,. 1868.-4 w
BORO ORDINANCE.
RELATING To 11ORSES,CATTLE SC., RUNNING AT
LARGE, &C.
TT is hereby ordained by authority of the Bur
l. gess and Council of the Borough of Westfield,
Pa., that it shall be the duty of the Pound Master,
lligh Constable or any other person of said Bor-_
ough, to take up and deliver to the Pound Master
any horses. cattle, mules, sheep, swine or geese,
found running at largo within the limits of said
Boro, after the 20th duo 4 March, 4. D. 180 S:
That any person takidif nil horses, &c., as afore
said shall Ile entitled to ten cents for each and
every animal so taken up and delivered to the
Pound Master-, the same,t9 be paid by She Pound
Master, and the Pound Master shall charge the
sum of fifty cents and ton cents added, for eltott
and every day, or part thereof, for each and
every animal kept by him in the pound; Pro
vided, that if he shall keep any animal for a
longer period than a day at any ono time, he
shall charge one dollar per day for ever.. 'day
after the first, which sum or sums Shall -be .aid
by the owner or owners thereof. and it Oar 4
the duty of the Pound Master to advertise a
animals left in the pound for a longer period
than ono day, for the space of one week, in three
of the most public places of said BOrongh, at the
end of which time it' they are not reclaimed and
charges paid by the owner or owners thereof, he
is authorized to sell them at public auction, for
which service ho shall charge the further sum of
bne doll ar, and it shall be his duty to pay over
tho balance of the proceeds of such sale, if any,
into the hands of the Borough -Treasurer, for the
use of the owner or owners thereof and if not
claimed within one year by the owner or owners,
aforesaid it shall be forfeited to the use of said
Borough; and the Pound Master shall pay over
into the Borough Treasury for tho use of the
Borough one half of all moneys arising .and re
ceived by him on account ef any animal, or ani-•
malt', being by him impounded.
AM ROSE CLOSE, Burgess.
Attest: J. C. STRANG, Scc'y
EWAND BOROUGH ORDINANCE.
<
, T rto ogular meet the Town Council q l f
E , and BorotigWon Saturday March 7th
t 4
ollowing ordinance was passed: ,
1868, t ' -
That cry lot owner be. required to build ih
front of" his premises a good anti substantial
plank side walktas hereinafter described:.
Commencing iiN Goo. Dorrances' front gate on
north side of Main Street, and reaching to the
we line of S. B. Brooks, and on the south sido
of ~ said, i street from John Robbins front gate to
east lido of E. S. Culver. . On-Buffalo Street,
from the hotel to the north lino of Wm. Trim's
lot on the cast side of said street, and on west.
side from Budine's north line to the brick block.
On Water Street, from' Reed's corner to south
aide of the Robbins lot, and from Parkhurst
lot on east side of said street td'iNfain street. '
• Said walks to be made of plank, not lest than
one and a half inches in thickness, to be four
foot wide, and set ono foot from the fence ; 1 to be
laid on substantial stringers, and tto be of even
grade. Said walk to be completed on or before
the tenth day of May neat, and in case of failure
of any of said lot owners to build their respec
tive walks, said walks will be built and an ad
dittinal chargo of 2tt per cent bo made above
cost of building, according to law.
' , ORDINANCE isle. 2.
That from and atter tho first day of April MS,
it shall bo unlawful for any horned cattle, sheep
or swine to ruu at largo within the limits of said
Borough, under the penalty 0G25 cents per head
for each offense. T. S. COATES, .liarg'ess.
E. S. CULVER, Secretary.
March IS, 1868.-3 w.
MRS. L. D. ATITCHEIL,
is now soiling
MILLINERY GODS,
AT, COST.,
A imitation to all. Como and
atfe. You will yet find a:fine assortment of
all art Albs pertaining to the Millinery. •
' Mrs. - E. D. MITCHELL.
\
Jan•c2,lB6B—tf. Broad Street, Tioga,
BAMC.HUPTCY,This is to give notice:
.1_1 4 118,1 on HID oth day of March, A. D. 1888,
a warraret'in Bankruptcy wasissued against the
estate f A. J. Stuith,k, of Sullivan township,
in the county of Tioga, aticl - Stato of Pennsylva
nia, who has boon adjudged a Bankrupt on his
own petition; that the payment of &fly debts•and
deliyery of any property belonging to such Bank
rupt_to him or for his use and the transfer of any
-primiffy by him are forbidden by law; that a
meeting of the creditors of said Bankrupt to prove
their debts, and to chow one or more Assignees
will be held at'a Court bf Bankruptcy, to be hol
den at thii office of P. E. Smith', in Tioga, county
of Tioga, and State of Ponnsylvania, before F. E.
Smith, Register, on the 22d day of April, A. D.
1869, at 2 o'cloCk, P. M.
THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
. U. S. Marshal Western' Dist. Pa. •
Pr. D. CAus:nosr, Deputy.
March 18, 1868-4 w.
Auditor's Notice.
THE undersigned having boon appointed an
Auditor in the case of Commonwealth 'vs
Orrin Blair, Jacob Hiltbold 6 Charles „Lee, to
assess damages sustained by any person'or per
sons who.claim any part of oho sum of money
now in Court, arising from the forfeituro - of re-
cognisance upon which the above suit •is found
ed, and to make dostribution thereof according
tmlaw, hereby gives notice that ho will attend to,
the duties of said appointment at his office in
Wollsboro, Pa., on Wefinesility the 15th day of
April 4868, at 2 o'clocli,,P.n., when and \viler°
all pl?-re9fis are required to present. their claims
forever 'debarred .from coming in for a
sharp of - said furid. Sl , lO. 1. M1TC.11131.1.,
'mar. IS, 1868--4up.4.: - Auditor.
Farm ifor Sale.
HE suhscriber offers for sale a farm in Jack.
.1 son township, on Alder Run near Mitcholl's
Mill,.containing 100 acres-651improved, and 35
wooillaild. - Said farm has a now frame house,
good barn, ykung apple orchard and good Water
thereon. Also 80 acres timber land adjoining,
Which will bo sold with the above if desired.—
The above property will bo sold cheap. Title
- good and terms easy. Inquire..at this Office, or
OHO: W. HUDSON,
on the premises.
March 2f, 1868.-3 m
FLAX-SEED—Cash paid for Flaxseed by
I'. R. WILLIAMS Co.
Ii
KING .3; EASTMAN