MASONIC. I.ODO C. No. 317. A, Y. M., meets. et their ❑sill, • ~, r Dr. Roy's drug store, on Tuedday evening, on or befuru the Full Moon § at U o'clock P. M. . TVOOA OHAPTIIII, No. 194, R. A. M. tileetx ;.t, the e lls% on Thursday evening, on or .1; fore th Full Moon, et C. o'clock P. M. TVOGA COUNCIL . Nd. 31, R. & S. MLTERS, meets at the Hall, on the third Friday 4) each calendar month, at 9 o'clock P. M. TYAO A lITO Ni).lf KNIGTS TEM PEAR, and thin appendant orders2B, ,o meets at the Hall. on the first Friday of each calendar month, at 0 o'clock P. M. . HOME MATTERS. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1868 Now Advertisements. • ' Noti o in Discharge of W. B. Baker. Noti o in Discharge of W. B. Midaugh. Now Millinery—Mrs. Truman. New pprin g Goods—Smith k Waite. Administrator's Notice—Annette French. Exectitor's Noticd—Est. J. Kissinger. Audit'or's Notieo—J. I. Mitchell. Dissolution—Goodell `.4 Pierce. Building. Proposals—Trustees M. R. Church. Cabinet Shop—S. Rowland. Government Property for Sale—Pilkin .4 Co $5O Reward—J. Seheifielin, Jr. Tioga Borough Statement—D. Cameron . Mr. Do Lano, of the firm of De Lano & Co., is now in New York purchasing Spring Styles of Goods, eases of which will arrive in Wellehoro next "week SenooL.r.—Mrs. Tunis Bush will open a Select School for the little folks in the District School house, - (Monday, May 4, :proximo. This is a good ch.nee for the children, BAPTISM.—Revs. N. L. Reynolds and C, A. Ste i n° administered baptism by immersion to thirtykhree persons at Crooked Creek, last Wednesday. An unusually largo concourse of people was present, and the occasion was most solemn and impressive. BUSINESS CHANGES.—Mrs. E. E. Ki - ball has removed her Millinery establishment to the room' over Betwen k Co's Stqc, first door to the right, up stairs. Mrs. Truman lies bought out tho Millinery store lately owned by Mrs. Goliisinith, opposite Rey's Block, and will carry on Dress-making in additi3n to the business of Millinery. She is now receiving Spring styles from the city. HOLD ON, BOYS !—We are sorry to notice that somebody has thoughtlessly cut the maples on the Public Square, apparently with :ft jackknife, to see the sap run. This 'is bad fdr the trees, which are the crowning beauty of our village. Let the trees grow unscarred, boys, to ha remarked by visitors 4s an evidenee . of public epirit and taste. DOCTORS DISAGREE.—An anonymous correspondent questions the statement of Messrs Guiles h Merrit as to the quantity of lumber drawn by them on a recent occasion. lie differs with them as to distance, number of men employ et', and number of feet of lumber drawn. -lle should have put his name at the bottom of his letter,qts did Guiles and Merril, at the bottom of theirs. ' WASHING MACHINE. Mr. James Wilkinson, of Charleston has' purchased the right to make and sell P. Jones's tent Washing Machine in Tioga county. Thig is the best machine we have yet seen. It is in USII in this locality and gives very general satisfaction. Wo have ono of them, and would'not sell it for twice the cost. ART:—Mr. Charles 0. Thompson has established himself in the business of finishing up photographs in Oil, water colors, and India Ink, on State Street, in this village. Ho is improving rapidly in" the art, and we hope that an apprcei ntivo public will accord bim n - genefous patron age, THE SUGAR. SEASON.—Contrary to the expectations of most people the present has been an average sugar season. The groceries arc well supplied with it, Ind the make is unusually nice. The highest price was twenty-fire cents uer pound, and the present wholesalepriceruleseout l‘itlt best grades of refined cane sugar. " . .ante traalla like maplo cyrup but for L. tona ono:" tv turn to indifferent sugar. By canning it and keeping it in a dark, cool place, maple syrup may be kept as long as you please )o keep it. The Itero"bruit Jar,is the best Do. the purpose. • PLASTER.—Messrs. I. (;iiimpney fi Co.. have_ sent to us half a bushel of pla=ter from their mills on Eik Run, this county. 'The crude material exists in inexhaustible quantities on the premises, and an antillsis proves it to be, as we are informal, equal to the Cayuga plaster for fertilizing purposes. The prorors of The Agitator propose trying it on small scale for 11 , 11 y potatoes, etc. This quarry o f gypsum will pi ore of very ,great value •to the farmers of claims, Elk, and neighboring townships, anti we hope that they will use it freely on their meadows and grain fields. ' iMPFLOVEMENTS. Mr. Benjamin Sceley is moving his buildings back from the street, and will erect a neat two-story dwelling on hir let the'coming season. lie will build on a 11110 with the Presbyttrian Cnurch, giving him a I•pacious front yard, and greatly improving the appearanee of the neighborhood. This improve meht-will rank with those contemplated lower 9 own the Street. Mr. Loren Sean' ir completing 11 new dwelling 4.1: :ludo Street. Mr. Moses Johnsou'is building a house on it lot moth of Second Avenue, on a new street about to Le opened frto Second Avenue to the Delmar ME • •••—. The First National Banking room is being rcntly enlargod and beautified, the entire front the bilding having been devoted to the ari v••intuoilation of, its increasing business. Few Tanks tiara so il.iteions anti testy lle c.mitiodations. Mr. A. B. Eastman, Dentist, has now corn his new office, and titled it up in a super ior manner. Few villages have Dental Rooms to ein t wo with it, A LITTLE "DICKER."—It is not often lion the Agitator syyps knives or. pocket-combs, er resorts to any kind of 'dicker" to improve its fortunes. But the other day IN ho should come ip but , Yankee plook man, and what should he ao but banter the Agitator for a trade of clocks. rfhe proposition was so.novel that we'to l ok it into zansideration, and calling a council of two, soon traded off a cheap affair worth $2,50, or less, for l at. u 1 "Marataville's Calender clocks," One of the rosiest things for an office ever invented. This cluck gives the month, diiy of the month, day of the week, hour of the day, and minute of the imnrovith aa , much eTatetnces as many of the costlier kinds. It is.quito ornamental as well as within the means of every business loan, needs winding only Once a week, strikes the hour, and costs but $l5. We can confidently recommend it to every man who is tired of coun ting-house almanacs and cannot afford thedouhle sod treble-priced clocks of the same sort. C. T. Merry h CO., Troy,__Pa., are the fiencral Agents for twig Clock. tithisiP.—LENT, which usually conies and -goes without notice save by exempfitry, Cl.hreh people, has-a . physical and "liygienic iii well as a spiritual significance. It is sinihy 6 period of forty days in Which such Christia is as regard festivals'and fasts of iiiiportann confine then...lves to a spare ,c) Oho quantity of meat ii•tel being inconSidera , except in certain eases ...\eepted. It precedes. ire festival of Poster, in stitut4 in moilory of ihe llesurreetitn. The re ligious significance of the Lenten itiloil is obri *us, ns it types the fasting and teniptation of Je. susSlirist. .The hygienic and moral significance is not so obv ious to the arises of Clhrlstilins. Jt has ii, 'philosophy, however, and (4, lesson to ,bc heeded by every one. Spring, as the name indi cates, is the season of ,quiekening, the resurrec tion of vegetable life, and the renewal of animal vigor. Do people ever think of the beautiful sig nificance of, the Resurrection occurring in Spring time? Does it not aid to impress the mind with the continuity of the Chrietlan Plan? Is it not an aid to belief? To the philosophy of Lent : All life is quickened, and what but yesterday sp• neared lifeless to-day begins to assume forms of beauty. But 'the Offeat T.l' ii owlet° more' Strikleg than inl hi; the quiekenig of hnman pate:l92i and aMbitions. Tte station to \ excess is greater' at this season, and by Consequence the power to resist tempted:l43%A less'. SOFely,,4ea': „ ri )3,41 is the necessity of some check upon this 3 dewily to excess, and the example of the Eoundr of the , Christian system affords - it. 4 The bb,ser 4 nee pf Lent provides a corrective. , No feet is 13 . 3, ter es tablished than that a fruga ' diet tends to strength, en the moral and refine the spirituel diture: , A diet chiefly vegetable holds the passions in check and gives freerl,cope to the nAind and tone to the, will: Doubtless this led te, the forty,days fast of Jesus. The teaching to the Christian werlsl 7 -„-by, which we mean all who wept the Christian ti's , tens, without regard to church-membership—is of self-denial, lending tei a triumph of the soul over, „the body and its appetites. At present Lent is indifferently observed—feu' men and women'hav ing self-denial enough developed , to put them selves on a spare diet. On the other hand,' as if to prove that religion is: generally a secondary, consideration where appetite is involved, the festival of Easter is very generally observed by . professors' and non-professors. We questlott the good sense of the establishment of this fe;di'yal. ' It follows upon the heels of a profound fast; and the practical effect upon those who observe the , fast iS a rebound to the °lipoid() extreme. ,Tfpon , those who rho not observe Lent, the effect is iii-• creased ga l rmandizing. Tho real good of a -fast is the subjugation of appetite. The real good 'of . a feast we have not beeti'Syeto., FOefelaye• a , religious sigificapUo a raft from. tho gopd named, of course ; but we cannot comprehend the: spiritual symbolism of gluttony; and Moro' than that we should not believe in it if ten - thousand - council's enjoined it. If joy and gratitude have uo higher expression than eating and 'drinking we mistake those emotions in tote. —March, which came in like a lion, departed with all the modest amiability of a cosset• iambi' The inspiration of its latter days found often expression in such terms as"delightful weather!" "Lovely di yt" "Did you ever see the beat,Of it?" etcetera. I And people were not too extravagant: in Ulm r: ise. The vast body of snow, which had steadily misted during three months of vigorous winter, disap .1. - t_Eed withotikextraordi-' - nary ... flt . :Lod. There was little frost in the , ground, and therefore a week after the ground, came into sight the roadi - -were dr,35 and dusty. But as there is supposed to lie a fly in every , pip of goffee, so dusty roads in parch, in , this latitude, ttO. not constitute summer. No sooner did April, ditsin t upon us than its caprice took the reins. . Before three o'clock, afternoon, we had seen several suns and alternating showers. The skies wereprodigal of glowing ;irides and refrigeratinig frowns, , Thern . was a nice shower, accompanied by thunder and lightning. There was a first night of fitful and dripping blasts—during vihickthe windows rat tled and the doors shook • ficecely: Then there was the dawn of April 2, not rosy and warm, but looking as if she had been poorly staid with; All the forenoon her, hreath was elinl as the blast from amino: and before two o'clock the blue hills beyond the Marsh Farm melted into a:black and boiling stonn-clOud. Wellsboro took a swipe from the skirts thereof as it. ruShed over the* mountains. The gusts were fierce and the voices of the blast unco' shrill. Then came a period of April calm, and April skies with masses of eumuluselolds hurrying across thOhlue .; and scud flying low ai l counter to the ripper currents; and robins singing interludes in the grand opera; a the froglf!—. THE • BANKRUPT LAw.— The 33d section of the Bankrupt law pro•vides that no person, Nybose , estate will not pay 50 per centum of his indebtedness, shall be privileged. to profit by the law after the same has been in operation ono year. Judge McCandless has published a circular by ordeAof the Court, to the effect that the year' ill expire on the' first day of June next. All persons wishing to zo into 'bankrnptcy, yet cannot pay 50 cents on, the dollar, Must apply before the first June: 'The impressithi; which e has to some extent prevailed, that the year x pired'March 1. is pronounced erroneous. John I. -Mitchell haviiig the agency of the Continental Insurance * • ompanp of New York, among others, has authority to write policiep on dwellings and farm-property, and solicits a phare of local rmlrona_•. _See advertisement —6weoW. Nonce.—Tho members of the Delmur•razont wagon-brake Cu., are requested; to meet at the Townsend house, IGllsboro, Saturday afternoon, April 11, for tho,; purpose of organization. . Per Order. Da. T. S. Ur DE ' OnArr.—rt was q nito a field day, yesterday, at the Eye . and . Ear Institute.— Two cases of cataract came under. operation, and ono for entrupion, Those were , ' Witnessed by quite a number of our citizens. Tho two Iper suns Who were mask to see, an aged men and wo man, were profuse in their ssords of thankful-- ness for the sight of which they had been do. pri-sed for so many long years. The case of en tropion was that of a poor Irish domestic, who 'had lost the sight of one eye, and the disentio was fast depriving her of the sight of the other, of which she Was happily relieved by an °pert- Don of soippiv out a piece of skid just beneath the eye lid, and bringing tiae wails of tho wound together.., This' drew out the under 'lid of the eye, the eye lushes upon which had previously been rubbing agaihst the surface of the eye, causing constant inflanattiorl.of thaVorgan, and and forming the disease called eutropion. All these operations were qUickly and skilfully done, and lasted bnt a few ihoments at a time.—Et. mira A decrtrtfer. ' Tbe April number of the trenoTogicoUourtut/ is Fresh, Itney, Vigorous. nong the Portraits and Characters are, Adelina Patti;' Isaae.Jeu ning, M. D.; Allen A Griffith, the Weste'rn Elocu tionist; Charles 1. 'of England; ling and Queen of Greece: Revs. M. J. Raphall, S. 111. Isaacs, Itpute Leeser, A. De Sola, Dr. Adler, Dr. Illowy, and six _other prominent Jewish Divines; Articles and Sketches on Phantnsmagoria—Association of Ideas its Memory; Who shall be Chief? or, Mrs. E. G. Smith on "The Fatnily ;" 'rho Pipe and its Story; Inordinate Affee / t.ion, by Rev. G. J. Geer, D. D.. ' Di.sipation—Disease ; Our Congressmen,, etc. Priec, only 30 cents a number, or S 3 a year. Address S. R. Wells, 380 Broadway, New York. "Jo C, Eta J 2.13. Eau. fo slaw . PuorroaßA CoLomsT.—Charles 0. noniron : , State Street, Wellsboro, To., finishes photographs - in India Ink, Oil, or water , colors, for the trade or to individual order. Copies - old 'pictures, large or small in a finished manner. Ap. S. ES-tf. New Seam; A SUMMER 0001:lg.—Wm. A. Smith has just returned from' liew York 'with a large and . One assortment of D;Y Goods bought' during recent decline and which will be sold at about what they aro worth now in New Yet*. Mew Poplins, Delaines, ArmureS, Prints, Lawns, Percales, Poplinettes, Shawls Ac., Ac. Also the largest stock of real genuine Alexander Kid gloves in black and Summer colors to he Mend any where. New styles 'Hats A Caps, Boots & Shoes . , /tird Wall paper, New Cassimeres A Coatit ' 7s. Sugars, Shectings A Calicos at less price than they can he found in the County. Now Brussels Ingrain carpet, and Oil clothsin great variety. Ready made clothing at Atonishing. low prices, Of our own Inanufacture. Call in and see the cheapest stock of Otnids'to bo found in the Conn , . ty. . W3f. A. SMITH, :-:ueopasor to W. it. Smith's Sons. Addison, New York. Mrs. Jane Campbell, of this village, isin very skillful worker in Ornamental Bair work. She wiil make switches, Col Curls, Frisettes, Braids, wigs ) half-wigs, and' front-pieces. She ab.n ibies il.adies Hairdressing, Dyeing, curling in all style,?.. The highest market price paid for 2w Tu TUO - L - ADIES 01 7 TIOGA (,lot. Tr.—The un de•rsigned hewing taken the agency for Tioga County of the in Ft family Sewing Machine now iu n-e, wiAts to Fay to. the ladies that he will be at the door of every home in the county. du ring the coining season. with the celebrated %iieox Gibbs Sewing, Machine; and all par ties thinking of getting a Machine will do well to defer their purehs,:e..; until they have seen this favorite among the ladies, For farther particu lars FCC advertisement, oraddress. (leo. C. Bowen. Agent., Knoxville, pa. The largest, best and cheapest assort meta of frameg ever brought into Tioga County with large pictures in every way to suit, aniVear( photographs at,sl,oo per doz.', all going f.ist a, Frhnk Spencer's A rt Gaiters, st4n4cd, Pa, Dec. 25-.4 Dissolution: NOTICE is hereby given that the copartner. ship heretofore existing between the sub scribers under the name of Goodell it Pierce,, is this day dissolved by nititual consent. • S. B. GOOftFiLL, I'AgtRCE. Clymer, Ap. 1, '6B-4t MARRIAGES. VRltill 'LYRA —lt EA (111.—Tti Elk, on the 28th inif:; , li - S , ; Soli n 'lii4;iiitraFElitil;LMV 2 4itiiii4V- 3 tr milyoa l iif 11atnes, and Miss Mary Paaol,, of plk., ' ttArei:2-110Tclitiss,-i-At X o tring' t Cinek, Mtirch 2t, by Rev. J. W. Henry, Mr. Ira B. Clark, and Miss Lucy if. Ilatehltiits; ; till.E—I;F4Y§T .. .Ell44—By tip soma, at tile same limo anepinee, Mr. Lorision K. Gibe, mttl 1 4Irs..,Jtilio 11..irows!cp; 7,. . • -.., 1 .'. =l:i I 0 . 1 t DAII .II -0 ll.lo—liirlie sallidi I lli fti ' sltnaktirde, and place, Air. Charles Day, p i ng Miss ,Hattie iii).-t,OF: of: Lata.o.ftilzeY e; . , et. :, t i. '4. ft.,o i6.4c - ',: i .IV OPI - 1 2 .4,UOUSV.7 1 jii,l , ' 'AXalittliefif,sl4 , M 29:- by the Iter../. W. Henry, Mr. George IVood, of $., anima, and Mits Aliners . a llonse, of Richmond. -. ebfil--RLSON''.- -2 . 2 ...ki did' Pillutgc iii Janice town, Chantatitity ,Co, - March 8 , 1a.. ; Itgy.My. 'llit..j•, Air. Inward Ciiit, o ' f'roiiilAt ii, ,Titi4ac,.; ,in f t nrissi.;Alieo,c, Nev,i,, , ) ,-,;e S ti t dtg i a.'n.. ':,. `: ; .RACOI‘I—COLIANS.—At ; A he ; 1 house t. or. tile -/ride's father, , Mitrdh 22, by the it f ovi...h.;B.ROyit olds. Mr. Leander Liter's' or Union, antl.:Mks Maggiu (;,,Rios, of tht Rune place. : .. ~; : 111: NRI N - 1 riliCK.- - - TAt rilia Iy ; a r4ll 1 1 3' ...11)..wyek. ipl9 .1, •IVi) I i ( j4eLstinri ng. 1.11 ranitwir: , 141 th 1.1 . Oth the , sumo, fil ree f Ly the zlatite :\%'eshu.y Anne Ihtaue, 'hipth neUrrion,- 9'h).Ye;••( . o.4 ) m • • -;:- ~, ,•: ,:• 1. • SPECIIA I , • ` NPTWE/5,i i CM= ItEAsolcf-i•wrry - I.'6u slroiipti IJS Will to csair. OM-11:31coss;, F NNIILY—SEW ING— —lll A C liiN ,„ • . A t t., tr,-;,, the eiinpletit in use nut) the least dines a tO , got .oat of order, :24, Its attachment - a are more practical titan 'that.of any btlier ntlieldno, ' • 1,1 t 1,.1he 1110/Ipot4. • ' '• • 1 404' It riles the Ailleht, :tricot end tiiteet: " ' Von iAn not turn it backwards, and thereby avoid liree 1., lig 1°4411,1. t t r/ktfq , ' Yiett 1,0 4 1110 ,n10, 1 Ve lo bleak t 11'0004 ni •tit lit a 7tll, netalloig delf adjitltiet.' , lttid can't latiset tvraitg qt., It 'tees nut out:thread & thus avoids tifeconO l• ente'l (outlaw ry Ileeelttry ton tionitle t bread initatinery till., it ...Mt, 1111 . 1. Ct ram' too spa.), - • wto..xoo nenni in more el:tette than that 'of any other machine. • Ito tension id the ',nattiest anti itc,lt in one., 1'2411 It niece the heisted ltit.p st4elt, 11 011eb orig inal with this machine gild nitille by 04 otberd. tier general purpoded id superior to atty other iii uge.l li:the Every machine id mart - anted perfect , and the putelittfer it ill l'u learned to inaeter every kind of work; llth, It ii. ervi y hiad of %Vol it epeli zln itpinruing, Itraidlivz, tie:Hug, ' All I. tiert concerning this tneclii nadressed to, tell, rt prolnitt uttetitititit ' ` a ECI.C. 1.11. t i. EN; 'A gont,llc l'a, C€L. tfo.'S • • tRASI V I: SOAP J„„ v ,tactu f4 traiy U 11,E ,ATERIA1,801s)11 linty by con. dered tho STANDARD OF EX- LIWOZ I1!'& Bald Thy all ,roc( ! x., 22.ipayr,72 - 1. 3 . SiMILIBUS CURADITIOL • : .1- 11111;KPIIRVES'q 01 1 igEOPATI-IgC , .SPECIFICS, HvitoyEtt, yaon TIIE MOST AMPLE EX: perience, an entire SUCCebe •,Simplo--,Prompt—L ~ k;thcient,an,.l Reliable, They are the only Medicines perfectly 011:tided to pallid/a-nee—so elinple that !rile. takes rannot bo made is wangthenit eu hartnlese see ; to lie lire from dangereand so efficient ea to be alwaym re. ,Thry have.Jeked ; the highelpt copirne i nflatinn (man , ' t, 91i 1111 yOltie!patislictiotf...l: No. Cru x. 1, Cilie .4 revere, Congestion, ' 5 2. ,10 Wo "%Vern', Fe vee p m-C ol le , de, Crying Colie, or Tee th ing, of infants... 1. 110 Diarrhima of cluldten or adults rS - 5, do ,Dysentery, Colic 1 .25 6, do • Ch i biCra ;n lOrbtig , 'Vointtific, , 5 2 7. do Coughs.codq, mow:ll4k s,, 'l° Fic r eaCli It 1.0, n d q Dy s pep s i a , Bili.u t otoinach 25 11, do Suppre-Sqed or painfikl,Per,lods;:. ~ . : ~,, 25 12, ‘l., profive Periods Itl. du Croup, Cough, iltllicult 11rvathing 25 14, .10 Salt; rthe t ura„crytipiau.4, };,options... 25 1.,, d.. UhittllttaiiSiXl,llFnitnallel'ains YJ I. rover and Agnt.s. Chill Fever, Agnes 1.0 17. do pile s , blin,il or Ideetling 10 Is. ,li• Olihthalray, and soro or Weal: - LO 10, d.. catarrh, acute or citrotile • Inflaciti ,LO 20. do whooping-Cough, violent cono.s,:. 50 21, d.. . t e Li ohni ar oppressed 51) 22, do 'Ear riisChargediorpuir;ch Hem lug.. 60 .1.• Scrofula, enlarged (Hands, Eilrelling9.. LO 21 . 1- • General 144).1'10. rloysical ‘l, - ...ll:neo—i. 60 2:o, .1., pral3.3v, no.o scan fy ..... 50' 20„ do sea-Si t -i x - floss. , siekno , s irons 50 27; do Kiclueir..Di so oi o . , aravi 50 2P, .do ... Nervous D at azirv, an - mitts. - • . _ Wpm.. Involty4ttry Dinchamtnt ;.:). 00 20 ft t 4/ Pe t0=1:31414- PM l4 er'• ) ,,' - ' - 4 :1'!"1 46 zlo, ito trileary erne ices. wetting tell— SO 31, 40 pai l : t ie' p er i o ds, with t•;110.010. ...... ... 50 :1 . 2.. Ih. Suffczing s .. ill cl).ttige of nil' 100 3.1, it,. ppilcift've, Spa -10A. Ft. 1 'tit,' Dance IQO 31. do Diphtheria. Ille,raiNl Sari. Thyttat 50, A - t .} '1 , c1;1111, 1 OA :.o.' N: i= ' 1 Ue :. • , 1,1 , 4 i.: % fit.•'. 1ii1i . 111 . 113 I'Vti'. , ONTUNINO it ; ==9 , , 1:. -1,10(.1 70, , %ND A ,pol: OF bIIIECTIOrib..,•,.O.I) 00 Smal,. i 1* lAillr .ilia 'l..e..Nyi i.voi eAle. - + ,, x1; 6 2.0 to . ..:';,‘,:ial , ,' , - $.l Co SS I Spirilics for all PitivAtc 16r t4S,'l,iol I:f. for, Cilit- " • v.° atiA for .l'arii . iri. irraltialitolol vi-• ' ... iiik nod putitt,t.elk ,, , , ,•t , ......-.:..........V2 to %5 . 4C:i . " Th. V /14 Inivtll“." . the taco or singla box, tiro 09eii1, to e lm). 161.4 4 tlio couaitr.y,l,y . Mail or .I . :N prom., free i): ,;!, , ig... ~ n ~ C eiri of 1 Iv , in ire.. .. ~ , A,11111.1 14 unalMreya' Specific I HorneopattucAcclicine• Company. oir i t i• .00 t , il.lJub Ni.i..lfi.!..lll,ADlT.ir, isil.l7 YUlli. ) 1 • 11t oin t ..q u ily, l3 per shttil hI, A Lii,re! 1)t• -• royth.i of 'ffig6tsei FO/4,1.•:.t1,t:. Y 41.11.41,111G015T5. All:01qt •zr. 1°0.7-Iy. 11/4 7' CO NS UMPT/VES. The It WIIAON, itendl(nla" of charge) t•. ho de?lrt:it„tho pkc.9crjptioßWWl atb making lho Pimple remedy by which ,mted of , it lour, nllottiou and that tit9eflHo onl)•'ohject iv to iietiOnt tho atilicted uud Ito p.•+ <v.•l3 cutlerer will try this me net ipt , it'wdlco,t Mont nothing, mit% may pt (IV4I hlo,,imt. O.:a-e t a/I.h chv 11 EY. EDWARD A. K e,4 Co., N. Y SEM= NUR (ill,‘,' OF r ()UM A 14.1.11..15mi, -Inr yearn front . Neiwima Debility. I'l ylilat 1). - wity,Itild ii the olTecta Nowii for N(11,1.1' iuu: Will. for tha fiab,apf IMffet lug human ity, fiend live to .41 md , tl it, Ilia 'reeina and clirec tiAn4 far n u ticily; • tlii. t.intide Milady , Ify 'which In, win cured. to profit by On advertigerls oxpei arm dd , Sahtit ,l, ll ll4 hing. In perket Conn donne. JOIIN 11. OGDEN. 2211glyii7-1y , FEJIRVOIC‘S:-W:ipglityrs • ' WIT CI '!1 'F S LoOStY *fa r..;1/4 LA° w bplllllS, DEPIIESSJON, INVOLUNTARY LeS:t OP I , ENIEN,• SPERMATORIIIICOA, LOSS or PoIVER, DIZZY lIPAD, LOSS oF liElf- OltV A tip • TIM EATEIiE,D . MPOT,PSCV AND,\ UR— DEC' L find (1 SGVEREIGN CURE ift HUM PHREY S' lIOMEO PA TLH C SPECIFIC .No. TW EN TY-EIII HT: . COM I...`fd Or tin 1110.1 , v. 111141.16 arid'potdnt Cu rative-. they Qtril; e ;it oppo the o,ot of the matter, tone ttp Up. sI .tern, ay! eot 1110 diselmrees; and , impart vigor end etieret ;life and vitalitS , to the entire note. They have enrol tholl'arld 01 603 , q. Pi ice per paeltago of six boxes. amt Oat, per f-initie to*: Sold by dhig• gists, and LA !twit nn reeolpt Of price. Address lIUMPII E V.z• VIC nOl EOP ATIIIC MEDI CINE mmtlle I run y, NEIV ICoax. 21augfl -Iy. vAdininisfratoi"il of Adminiittration having . hell grunted to the undep,igned on •Che, giant° f John Peat toll, late of Chatham, deed, till peisona owing t•itid et.into, or't:litithingagainFt the salmi, nre required to t.ettie. t:ith ELIZA M. rEARSOLL,• :-.QU wr E SouTtiwoil. }" chno):11,1, April 1. iso-nwE".--.: Grocery and Ice 'amain Stoon Sale Ol' HIli)W Cfiror;ery and Ice Cream Sal.+on , or. rentedon rcasona• able tel Als,..a i.took of Clroccries and arid' a, largo Tee House full of ice, for ale cheap: • BIIOWN, April 1, 19e,M1 r Sine field, Pa. IN TIF DISTRIQT COURT tol: THE LIN! 1,41 tat,' 1. , r 14.::11' c ao s o hi•dro PO)) .v . )1,1:11 ol . Lucius a Mint:rapt uglier the net of Cmigr,•s , t.f ntreh 2. 1867, linvitig pplied for a difehargo from ail his del:ni, and other claims provable. onile :le:, by :::rder of the ,Court, notice is Let el., rit, ra ro.nll ereditorS 'titho`ll4 'o pro% ed their I.:, and oilier pi r i ..ons. to appear IL- 22.1 41:y 01 April.l.9fiB, al 1 P. 7.1 1, e a t hi. 'Musa, 1'4., to show eatise. it any they 1..ve ) 1 , 1,. a ili-rliargt• not he granted, to , stud lid:ill:lop:. And 111Cthei, li n ti&J, is 'herby given shat tlio wrootal II meetings of err Ilicts of litc !•::1:1 I:at:kr:Mt, 'require's' by the .27.1, and rut :ions of snit) . act, vtill,lor4 had before ;aid liegi,der2.:t the ramp time arid pla'co C. l'CANLILI:188, Clerk of U. S. fiittrict Coors for sia.4l DistriCt. April i,, 19t -2;. JAMTS.—A nee ,• k i kid of lamp tor KerdFene,— ino breakage of ebitiMeya—at FOLEY'S. c IF,ItMAN Ce.lar :greet. New Yell; "Bliltl.HlVß EXEIIANGH!" T; 4' T 4( -f h e .-,,, •,1f 1 ` Z A . . I ' • • "jr r A l ng. I sing of At curious thing # - ,SAlniolt,tij stratAfeVai, Boggs tfpbb 01 1 nd.' V ,t I've swung 'iinina a.pirele pa round as a ring,i, nil wiiiia iiiiiiikilalke en - stpart of my swing, I F topped at the city and took on the Spring , z.I --. ~.._.!. i, ,i.,fa , Q;1! ).• .r. : l-1 1!;:-. : , ,, -, ,,ii 0 , , ~.. STYLES OF - elt.OOEItE .7,1:.r. , „.;‘, , , , ,i,,i,.1 ~ T ~. :,_.l ,-„,.,„ - ~. • • I rtiol faebj j ohii or MEMMaI SUGARS ARE LOW,RI THE NECK ' ' Molasses:LSD Syrups hare n freer run downward, tyith a funnel-sh 4 ' lioW I "1, I . l.l"ffnu• ; I • ltatkOUerea, BEM MI ,owevo rk n r e l e N t, fpm thcrnepigtipvynward, ate tiro %id - 18 bind/and' siNkr stripes. t.' •I ' •i t;'; it. `) • • 'I7EA: TEA ---4-TEA,I----TEAt, . , win Lu p!opared,froin,.:t •iirti•yichstomtr %ibb'buSi tc l T.:fiulyilialititien 010 .• • Uhick' `'rea yulp,on.lll 4 N; 9 ",rf you-lcug` , 'OA tb:T'.Aarinot ol timo to look up ull thi herd weals the AkiERIOAN TEA CaMPATI ' ' ' CI R`ti A T , , , `t! , !• . ' 1 • - live to startle tbti knuqcoacr opt° about tho try ;'-btit you 'eab lopplot !von finding tho 'cry LOA hTiTetid at the )3 . E)71111, 1 1" . EXCITANtr ' l4 s 4 c , ffe t EN ,11t0.ttsxlesinroAiftrious. You can haw° the kat styles from thn foign ports, to wit MOCHA. JAVA ItIO',.LA trXßAiali •LA , .&C. ,•• 6 - oil'Atter ' . ,OVISIONS ME Flour still wears hoops over all, and clenses with trails as unprofitable. I' have all!rades eatable. Ake, PAiii o . - OF ; ;t 0 ) ,13 ttif4isiV iiis, • together with a full assortment of lightiiceries and canned delicacies. As °Vet , M T 'H E R • Pays Cash or Trade for all MARKIiBLE • PRODUCE.: I CALL AT MATIIERS'SI ,; 1 tiii4 7 44 1 4. 1. • I i'.4ii) I if ' a iiiilllllS. ~ • ORICTIN AND HISTOt . 1 or THE • i 1 BOOE.B OF THE 811 111 -..iri.: ' I C HOF: ) ,,CIL I :STO{SeE, D. D. pi Showing what the Biblo,is noi r. ; at it E l 4 is ;Fund how to uQe. it; tracing the hiry of r 4/ e a ch ho o k iip to its origin with ,i,te,;pired A llltitilliill4,l'4lll honit.detely,an ~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, l Tclet '0a4i1.4-'ilita . /i.d;,joeiione to thoi,Seilures. tA Ff It LA jii; oiditiary ,I,ilVrary,of-Piolloal ittiirY: --, sera *sitig la , eol nine i"„ !Tor, oter . tr, ,9 0 4i, , te,-, A ijittilit,k4l4k , i,:nA:yl,iii.,..l,,y ! aterept l eg,,‘<i . k lq rg r^friter ripililtitir.a life of study andc,,-,,6, 4 dtP 'irescareh. Contains' juat what everf•ew Z reader %ryas .to know. i.: lteepinmondea' 8 Pi le.uling flier; oralideiiorathations. NO (-Kt id KK T '. petition, for thero 1,1,n0 other book on ill elate subject tublihhtid or eold in tbo coil;" 0 ' ~ try. ..--cial for .Circalar.., Addreza I N - ' ‘. ' 1 J ZitiOLA,lqOCURDir A; Co., tri) (Ili Arch Stt., Philadelphia, Pi ' Apr. I, 'lN—aw, , Flowers, Grape- Vines, and Gam P41,1?1,9; • • }TARRY MIX, OF TOWANDA OFF FOR SALE- FLOWER PLANTS, Rose& Climbing, and other, on endless vari VRrlgnas,. §4.1141a.,4 34p,,nottim ikermitlrt,l , 7, rg mi) Mel 44 tanak, ,GRAPE VINES. All tho approved varietitts—Sumo two y odd, in pots, All true to name. GARDEN-' PLANTS. Turnatees,—every yar f iety, Cabbages, C flowers. Peppers, & c. Cucumbers, and Egg Plants, in PO Plants carefully packed, sent safely to al any distance. Persons in the Eastern par the County,.may send their orders by mail rcceiyo.the; plants by : stuge.. Order , iV ILL LA It OBER T 8,! at hid 1 - rttYd ware in Wellsbore, will have prompt attention. may depend upon getting, plants exactly as (hired, and in good condition. • II A 193 X M L Towanda, Pa., Milrelt 25, 1868-tf. Mle• Or - I tO Rent. AVAGON SHOP, and lot containing square rods. Shop 24x28 feet, and storys WO. Alpo—a house and seven heres of land, acres of timber and n fine young.. maple ore, tlicrette, .51 (suite gees hf dilkont /ki This i 14cntiur- Within a re* rods' steam machinc, • school h, and church. I kill sell cheap, separately or together ;, will rent them for a term of years. This fine chance for any man with a little capital. , , „ • M.. 0. strrToi East Charleston, P 4., March 25; :-3m. Hero Fr 500,P RO S r ,S.:I N.11.T ' • IMELL & CO., Corning, 11, 1 prerlar6d. to fill' .:dais Mr the- II Fruit Jar as low as •they can be bought a anywhere, and shipped froth Corning. We give special rates on large quantities. It is 1 best and most salable — Jai. in the market. quotations from us before order Ng elsewhere March 18, 18G8 Em Notice to 'Teachers T"Ps...lloar4 of Delmar will, meet at Ornddd' S'ehobl House, stimy Pork, A 15,7868, at 10 o'clock, A. M., for the purpose hiring Teachers for;thosSununer Belief:AN Tea , ors will take notice. JOHN WtLLIAMEE, April 1,1868-2 w. President County House Notice. T HE. Ovqrseors of tho Poor in, Balmy several bawl ehiPand bOriNha the' Balmy aro here notified that the County House, will 130 in real noss to reesiNo inmates on lilonday;April 818 E. HART, , tfelP. V. VANNESS} Com'rs Morel), 26, '6B-2w. JOB REXFORD TN BANKRUPTCY.=::Western Di'strieCtif iss: To whom it mny concern ; The une signed hereby gives notice of 'his appointmen riscrig n co, ef, Q. K. ThonatitiOn' of 'Charleiton Ti eo. Pa, who have been.a.:ijudged bankrupts u their own petition by the District Court of District. 3E1107013 B. NII.EI, "rei4horo, March. 25, 186 S—St Assigne I ltE ; LAST Ocikl Au'persons indebted to u 8 tithe note or boolc aapoupt, must= , and Rattle - wit hout delay or costs' Wilk made. WIII44fIT k BAILERI liboro t Dec. 25, 1867—tf ; 122 =I J. A. Parson S & Co's FM ,eIIO,IP CASII STORE ' ,! '; , , , BARGAINS IN SHAWLS, BALMO ALS, DRESS GOODS, TAE,L . E ?cOWVII,I/141c; 11/ Ikl LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, HOSIERY, - It NOTIONS, &O.' • . IMI . . OUR Stock is large and will give eatigaction as to prices. White Goods such as Juke nets;.Ntiinsooks, Stripes/ Obeckii, Brilliants, dm., are much lower in prices, and in groat variety. Domestics such as . • =II • , 1 I / I KIM SIM PRINTS, . SUEETINGS, SIIIRTINGS, El We have a handsome stook, and- are - selling it at the r lopept tub- prices the market willafford. IVe invite tho attention of close buyers to our Stock, assuring them that it will pay them to call on 113. NEW JEWELRY STORE . wELLsBouo, PA. ;• • • ; if. WARRINEit.i * CO. - wouldtii - rnt t o they..hpvo opened a glop in D,aviditart'a Store, qn , lllaitt Street, where can be found ---, largent stock of CLOCKS, IVATCIIES I AND JEWELRY , I ; . raver nfrorell in Wpilebnro. •.. SPECTACLES, FIFES; TIOLINS, VIO LIN STRINGS AND FIXTURES, =5 Of the best quapty , with ,many other Notions too numerous to' mention 'here. They are also preparyi to do ' \ ' • ' 0/90k . and ,W4tch Work • ! . : %), i i:1 . " ' ! : • in all its various branches in a workmanlike man: tier and warranted: Their work and goods shall is cheap audits represonted,. Tor.Crish on deliv ery. Call and sooli,s. I. M. WARRINER. March 1888.—tf S. B. WARRINER. INT•totiao- Car .41..prjpket.va.ost IWSTATtg EXCNE TAX Collee ion District of Penn sylvania, comprising the Counties of thntre, .4coming, Clinton, :Tioga and, Potter. OTICE is hereby given, pursuant to the pro. N visions of Sec. 9th of the A ekapproved July • 13th; 186114 that the list of valuations, assessments or enumerations, made under the Internal Vey ;nue 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 title date fixed to hoefappeals, for the examinationof all persone i iiitcrekted. The Assessor will receive and determine ap peals, relative to oroneous or excessive valuations; at his office, in Bellfonte, , Conter County,,Pa., on ' , MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the 13th, 14th, and 15th•days of April, 1868. All appeals. Jo the Assessor must be made in writing; specifying tho matter respecting which, a decision is, requested, and stating the ground of ineqUal iiy or error complained of. Home Life_ Iguranee Co., ALL tho net prOtits " %. of this Company go to the Assured. No foifeiture of Policies. . • „ No Limitation as to residence or Travel. The Home has an at Ple Cash Capital most se curely invested. WA TER S. GRIEFIT GEO tap c, xieusv, I I I.,!1 ‘.-.' FR . 0 I HING.II Nil, '..... ' 'WA J. • daTIN, ' ACTUARY' MORGAN HART, Ag't, Wellsboitt. .h 4,1868-6 m. FRUIT J SPRING has come, s and those desiring, full barns can have thcin•b'y buying i=plaitrte..r at the Mill of I. Champney & which wo are selling at $6 per ton at our mill on gut Run.; All kinds of 'Produee taken in exchange for: Plaster. Give us ri - I. CHAMP-NEY & CO. Gaines, Tioga, Co Pa., March 26, 1868.- IPHIS is to give notice : That on the 25th day jof ianunry J. 1808 a warrant in Bank ruptcy wee issued against the estate of William B. Keyes, of Tioga, -in the county of Tioga, and State of Pehn'n, whO , bus Ueen adjudged a Bankrupt on his own petition; that tho pay ment of any debts and delivery of any property belonging to such Bankruot to him or for his use and tile transfer of any property by him: are for bidden by law;' that sbineeting of the creditors of said Bankrupt to prove' their debts and to choose one or more Assignees of his eitato• will be hol den at the office of F. E. Smith, in Tioga, Penn sylvania, before F. E. Smith, Register, on the 22d ; day of April, A. IX 1868, at 3 .o'clock P. M. • TBOMAS:A. ROWLEY, U. S. Marshal West'n Dist. Pa. • Mar. 18, 1868-4 w. per D. Cameron, Dep'j. NEW. SPRING GOODS ::12",,e‘...-1:..:. - . - 1 ":,:......,,,;,;.:.,,'„ ::::.%L.-.. , :1 , ,:, ~,,,,,,,,1 6.,,,,5:1-:,:f ' ,t, , 1;;qi:[ , AT 1 t. I ; - ~ ~ - ~ ~ ,la.. 1 . =I NAPKINS, =II :i)! El DENIMS, TICKINGS, ICOT- TONADES, KENTUCKY JEANS, &C J. A. PAItSONS Jr, CO., 2 q2. 349 (.58. R. H. FORSTER,Asses , ;zor Bellefonte, March JO, No. 258- pßoAlowAy, Y011,.K. Mar! ATTENTION FARMERS I In Bankruptcy. 120 AD Duplicates at this Office, 11014ESIIIR DREG STORE. ADDEUS DAVIDS' INKS, KEITH'S CONCENTRATED MEDICINES, 'REBELL'S FLUID, EX- RNETT'S COCOAINE, ELAVORING XTRACTS,' KEROSENE :LAMPS, PATENT MEDICINES, ROCII- ' e 1) FLAVORING EXTRACTS, :WALL PAPER, WINDOW GLASS , ti k 5...• OE Sol to c EMI ME view; of the contemplated Railroad soon to built to Wellsbaro, the, proprietors have luded to give the people hereabouts, daily rltainments through the year, commencing on 4th of January. ,Fho first piece, entitled, to b l I 0011 . OD the i ;.IVE AND LET LIVE V' OM T • is . great drama has drawn or • wded houses hots in this • and the old Countri , s, and is ad mitted by - all to be one of the most profitable, in teresting, and best pieces extant Tickets to the Dress Curd —FRED. Wo wish it distinctly understood, that ell classes 'of politicians, and even those who-fool a little Woltish—and in fact none are excluded from the " • BAZAAR OP FASHION! Wll qnnli! notic, mm Coining, In putai that ; tortai but sl worth En efit o thorn herot. of the CM Go to Pres See'y ,-,• . .... TREAS. 1111 11 EM 1, CORNING; N. Y. 111 RUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS .AND OILS, TRACTS, ESTER PERFUMERY WHITEWASH LIME & 4.19) DYE CO IORS,• '*- ( -' • ''; NTS FOR 'MARVIN & CO'S RE FINED OIL. • at Wholesale Prices. Buyers' aro iloquested ll and get quotations before going further W._D. TERBELL & CO ruing-, N. Y., Jan. 1, 1868-•ly H - GREAT DRAMA OF '6B, ilson VanValkenburg's PUBLIC BENEFIT I PROGRAMME PART FIRST IN Two CHARACTERS. - WILSON & VAN IVALKESBILIIIG THE PEOPLE PART SECOND. ere we can furnish any stylti, kind and ty of Gentlemen's wearing apparel on short e; and at prices astonishing low. CUTTING DONE ADMIRABLY. Ihs, Cassimeres, Vestings, La/lies' oths, and a large - - `e of Ladies' Dress I oat kinds, andas choap ' icket's to the Parqui PART THIRD h 4 great Tragedy for tho benefit of the 1 , we would not omit sexing to the Ladies r e :deo keep everything to replenish their 11311.0124:,113-45..- 1 .e one and all and witness the abovo en *merit: We do not claim to be old Stars, all endeavor to do our beat to give nll the of their money. eserved Seats for Me Ladies. Rerciember the place, 2, UNION \BLOCK. —We shall give our patrons the decline in prices, and .ur thanks for the very libera fore :extended, we solicit a same. WILSON 4k VAN V l isboro,Jan.ls, 1868—tf. 1 cii.ar, ',KELLEY'S and see the Late : I EW GOODS! onsisting of a general rossortn eat, of I , • 011 CIS ci7 al' Cs) pa t z 1 F4 4 w W E-1 a o 0-4 P 4 001 0 c) • 10 .. FRY'S CORSET A SUPPORTERS, AT , arirja); 11 slum men gm ooe putt Ilya len". DRESS GOODS AT KELLEY'S. *SaarnaTl 101°!A1 GENTS' FURS AT KELLEY'S, Ni obargo for SHOWING GOODS at-.arra C. B, KELLEY'S, • e14b0r,6, Oct. 30, 1867 TIENTION, FARMERS. lETIIING NEW IN WELLSBORO r 1 pay cash for any amount of 3M - G- ivered at. my Store, where -you eariAind_n th - oice etoolt of I UR, FEED, MEAL, PORK, FISH SALT, &C., sale at rea.sonablo prices for arch 18, 1888 Down it Com Os. TWIT Ac BAILEY are receiving a large I A of CHOICE NEW WHEAT FLOUR, tin market. To be sold at reduced pri. 14aug67. T. L. BALDWIN & CO., ARR RECEIVING their stook of PALL and A WINTER Groor•s, LADIES' DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, SIIAWLS, KNIT GOODS, HOOP SKIRTS, BALMOREL SKIRTS, • SILKS, DOMES : - FLANI4ELS,. Ladies' Cloakings, Cloths and Cassi mares, Gloves and Mittens, • READY-MADE CLOTHING, Under Clothing, Hats and Caps, Yan kee Notions, Carpets Oil Cloths, , Paper Hangings, Groceries, Flour, Feed, Pork, Hams, Sugars, Teas, •\iolasses; Syrups, Coffees, Fish, Oils, Paints, Spices, Extracts, • Wo den Ware, Brpoms, Pails, Tubs, Baskets, Hard Ware, Crocke l ly, Glass Ware, Stationery, Salti Nails, Iron - Stone-Ware. In fact, a general assortment and as large a stock-as you will find t 9 soleot from outside of the city. All kinds of ' -. COUNTRY 'PRODUCE taken in exchange for [gods. We buy good goods and will 801 l as chap as anybody. Ground Plaste'rp, • T. L. BALDWIN & CO Tio_ri, Pa., odt. t, 1867. apest. EE.-) ho full ben- extending I patronage ...ontinuanc NBURG t Arrival of NAVE added to their stock a complete .as sortment of 'l , l.osaciw-10/Lacle) Which they offer at 25 per cent loss than such hoods wore over sold for in D SKIRT , i.ELLEY'S Good suits f0r.... Overcoats, . L ADIES' Vests and Drawers, at Do LANO it CO'S CARPETS at Now York Prices, at Do LANO do CO'S C OTTON YARN, at A LARGE Stock of Boots and Shoes, at Do LANO A CO'S, F RENCH CORSETS, ,at Da LANG S CO'S F ANCY CLOAKINGS, at Da LAND k . frIIE — COMMISSIONERS of Tioga county will meet - for-the purpose of hearing appOols from the assessments of the several Assessors of the County, on Wednesday, March 18th, , and at any other time during theilr sessions, , up to the Bth day of June next. E. BART P.V. VAN EBB 1. COM T. ALLEN, Clerk. JOB REXF .Rn. Wellsboro, March 18, 1888.-3 t , ash or 'l3n rtet NOTICE TO TEACHERS.—The Babel Di rectors of Middlebury will in ‘et at the b„ tifo of John Redington, Saturdn't, 4, proximo. for the purposo of hiring t aehers for the roverel Schools in Middlebury. Teaeihere will pleto , o attend. By order of the Bostrdi . March, 18,1868. PRINC 1: consisting of a ginoral assortracut of DRy GODS, Boots and ,Shoes, MI /constantly on hand CLOTHING! CLOTHING : : GLOTHINGII De LANO & Co., CLOTHING, WELLSBORO BEEORE. IMO ME DE LANO & CQ, BUSH BE LANO. L. 11/1011E. J Wolleboro, Nov. 20, 1867.—1 y Notice TN BANKRUPTCY.—This is to give - notice: That on the sth day of March A. D. 1868, st‘ warrant in Bankruptcy : was issued,-against 4. , the estate of Lewisl: Stone, of 'Clymer twpi, in the county of. Tioga, and-State of Penn's, who has boen_adjudged - Bankrupts on his own Petition; that the payment of any debts and 'delivery of any property belonging-to such Bankrupt,' to him or for his' use and thetranifer of any pro perty by him are' forbidden by laWi that a meet ing of the creditors CV the said' Bankrupt to prove their debts and te . chooie' one or more As .igneel of thee:date,' will be held at a Court of l ankruPicy. to 'be holden at the office of P. E. • mitb, in Tioga, county of Tioga and State of I oath:, before F. E. Smith, Register, on the 22a day of April, A. D. 1868; - at 11' o'clock A. M. THOMAS' A. ROWLEY, U. S Mars al WOit'n Dist. Pa. Per DAVID OAMBB,ON, Deputy: March 11, 1868.--4 w , A Patent Right that is No Humbug. Tip SUBSCRIBER having pureitased the right of D. B. StOrdevatit's Milk Sholves & Provision Rack for TiOga County, Is' prepared to sell Township or indivldtial. right's at fair rates. This Rack is portable' and so arranged that it can ho taken apart and put together again infilvc minutes.. -It occupies lose than four feet *pare of n room, and. can be placed- in the kitchen in cold woodier, and tri the 'cellar in warm weather, and will hold iron 72 to 84 pans of, rnillr l i The shelves are made In skeletOnliain Ea" a tt allow. the free circulation of' ' air alt around' - the pans. It haerbeciii proved that milk will raip - Igore cream, and_ keep- from four to eilc . 'hartie 'lodger than on ordinary shelves. " ~""•- Each shelf turns by itself. independent of thp other. so that the cream' of the former milking is not disturbed by the :removal or. patting on of pans. The frame is such that' it can be readi ly covered with a cloth or gauze, effectually ex cluding iniects.or dust. It is a complete arrange ment to dry fruit hport.. This subscriber will soon visit different parts of the Comili With a model of this rack, or he can be addressed at Wellsboro, by those.desirtng tiara - me Towns - 14p or vidual rights.' • Speoimens can also be soon at the- Foundry building of •Sears 4 Williams-in this Borough at any time atterilie middle of March. . GEORGE THOMPSON. - Wollsboro, March, 13, 1808-Bm. AND ROST, RELIABLE MACHINE IN EXISTENCE IT IS 'SIMPLE, COMPACT, DURABLE, and beautiful. It is quiet,,light running, and ca ie liable f performing a variety of work never l fore at meted on a single.machins, sowing ;be fore tinnily, tho finest p.na coarsest materials, in the most beautiful and substantial manner. Its attachments fur hemming, braiding, cord ing, tucking, qUilting, felling, gathering, to., aro novel and praretical. All Machines warrant ed for ono year. Pull ' nisortment"always on hand at the salesroom of KNOXVILLE BRIVI G (PARK ASSO CIATI N, Will give - an exhibition of; the' cpeed of 3-font{ old colts, I 1 II SEPTEMBER 3, 1868. Entranco., Name and description of colt, with one-half of the ontrapco.monoy must be handed to the Sec retary by ,the Ist day of May. Premium for best Trotting Colt one•half the rnopey roceived on entries. Second best; one-third of the entry money. . Third best, one-sixth of the entrance money. HARDING'S EDITIONS Wholesale Dealers will find the list to embrace the largest assortment of Bibles in the country. • The publisher has no hesitation in prorteene ing them morersaleablo than any Bibles publish ed. The various editions embrace all the vari ous styles of binding and sizes of typo, varying in prico from $2 to $3O, for Family Bible, large quarto sh.e. PATEN r FLEXIBLE CHAIN-BACK ..SIO,OQ 7,50 ME Do-LANO CO'S Wheeler . Et Wilsnn Itopo#o Sew ing Dlachine, TILE BEST, O. N. BULKLtY,. solo Agt. for Tiogn County Ocoloa, Mar. 11, '&S-3m. IMIB M. V. PURPLE, See. -O. H. WOOD, PreB't liuoxville, Fa. Feb. 2G, IS6B-tf. B. CASE, AGENT FOR PHOTO OF FAMILY, PULPIT, 4; PHOTO-- GRAPH BIBLES HARDING'S . rri - rnap..4pn.,AT., - au t id - The superiority of '•liaring a ra eat - Flexible Chain-Back Album," over all others heretofore manufactured, will, upon the slightest examina tion, he apparent to ail. . Purchasers are assured that the above books aro all of the best Philadelphia'manufactare. • 5 E. 111 CASE, Troy, Pa. Jan, 8,1888.-3 m MRS. E. D. MITCHELL, is now welling MILLINERY GOODS, AT COST. A CORDIAL invitation to all. Come and It see. You will yet find a fine aeaortment of articles pertaining to the Mrs. E. D. MITCHELL. Broad Street, Tioga, Pa Inn. 22, ISGS—tf. IN 11ANKRUPTCY.—This is to give -notice: That lin the pth day of March, A. 'D. 1865, a warrant in Bankruptcy was issued against the estate of A. J Smith, of • Sullivan township, •in the county o i l Tioga, and State of Pennsylva nia, who has been adjudged a Bankrupt 'on his own petition ; that the payment of any debts and delivery of any property beipnging to such Bank rapt to him or for. his use and the transfer of any property by him are forbidjen by law; that a meeting of the creditors of said Bankrupt to prove their debts, and to ehopse one or more Assignees will he held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be hol den at the ofilers . of F. E. Smith, in Tioga, county of Tingti, and State of Pennsylvania, before F. E. Smith, Itegi,der, on the 22d_ day of April, A. h. nt 2.o'clook, P. M. THOMAS A. ROWL U. S. Marshal Western Di ti Pa.' • Pr. D. CAMERON, eputy. March 18, 1868-Iw. Auditor's Notice THE undersigned hating been appointed an Auditer in the ease of C4inmonwealth vs Orrin Blair, Jacob Hiltbold 4. - -,Charles Lee, to assess datnages sustained. hY':tri-iy person or per sons who claim any part of - ehotlsum of money now in Court, arising from the forfeiture of n - cognisance upon which the above suit is found ed, and to make' dostribution thereof according to law, hereby gives notice that ho will attend to tho duties of said appointment at his office in Wellsboro, Pa., on Wednesday the 15th day of April, ISGS; at 2 o'clock, when and whore all persons aro required to present their claims or ho forever debarred from coming in for a share of said fund. JNO. 1. MITCHELL, , mar..lB, Auditor. Farm for Sate. THE subscriber offers for Sato a farm in Jack son township, on Alder llitm near Mitchell's Mill, containing 100 acres—Os improved, and 35 wood land. Said farm has a now frame house, good barn, young apple oroliatd and good water thereon. Also 80 acres timbal. land adjoining, which will be sold with the abovo if • desired.— Tho abCce property-will be,' sold cheap. good and terms easy. Inquire at this Office, or of GEO: W. March 25, 1808.-3 m. ' l on the premises. F LAX-SEED—Cash paid for Flaxseed by P. R. WILLTAMS ,t, Co Coal fpr_Sale. • COARSE ' BITUMINOUS - COAL' for Salo Cheap, by Sept. 28, 1867. jI4.ARE CHANCE FOR BUSINESS MEN.= sjailihe lino location for a Ettore. between the building known as Roy's BroVlOnd Bullard's Saloon is now offered for snlo 'oir'.poeuliar and favorable terms ; inquire at Roy's'Drng Store. J. A. ROY. DR. FITCH'S ABDOMINAL - SUPPORT RItS, for sale at Roy's Drug Store. Fronth, Marine - and Church - (deal9l: , , FOLEY'S. fIALENDER, Cloaks, at- For Sale. 18 SPLEN BUILDING LOTS, in the Borough- .f Wellsboro, and a TIMBER TRACT of 400 . cies in Delmar, three miles from this citry- r heavily timbered. Terms easy. I Jan. 80E08. NYBAGIBT A BAILEY. II lIIM 111 ii .... .$25,00 V. P. ROBERTS
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