HOME:. MATTERS.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1868.
ow Advevtisementa
F''ll
Well t• b a Insurance Agency —IV. 11. Smith
New Bpr ng Goode—Do Lune) A: Co.
New Go its at Tioga—T. L. Baldwin A: Co.
Agents 1 anted—J. B. Burr & Co.
Blackrm thing—J, W. Ritter. .
Notico i Dlechargo —S. 0. Daggett.
Wellsbo o Hotel—C. 11. Goldsmith.
Spring lilillineYy—bire. sofield.
,Tioga Indurate Store—J. Behieffelin, Jr.
0. C. So e—Rosa Estate.
To Buil era--Deltuar Directors.
usx will open a school for lit
in (ho borough sahool house, gon-
Mrs.
tie childre
y, gay
`.FIRE da
BaUWEAWILLE --Early on
the morning of Saturday. Apr. 25, lire brohe out.
in th \ e%dwel/ing of ltr. Reber hall, Wagonmaker,
Keener - 114', and in spito of the efforts of the
citizens on reduced it to ash Os. There was a
11•1;! light 3 , ,Usuranco upon the premises..
GEN. Chas..K. Thompson is agent
for Riehatlson's Life of Gen. Grant; in Charleston,
Delmar, and Wellaboro. Tho book is written in
the attractive stylo for which Richardson id noted,
is finely printed and bound, and is the first in
the field. The Doctor is now on his round.
BIJSINSS.—Messrs. Urban Fisher and
James Buttrel have purchased tho Grocery of Mr.
C. IT. Goldsmith, and will hereafter carry on the
business. 'hey aro honorable young men and
ileum suc l oess.
Mr. E. IL Hastings has opened n Grocery,
Crockery and Glassware store in the rooms lately
occupied by N. Asher for a Gents' Furnishing
Store. Ile understands his business.
' A NENy' WRENCH.—Mr. E. A. Smead,
of Tioga blrough, him obtained a patent for a new
wrench, destined, we apprehend, to.eupercedc the
ordinary screw wrench. 'l' We congratulate Mr.
Smead upon his really' ascent invention, and
trust that it may fill his purse while it accommo
dotes the plublii.
'S REFORM HOCIETY. W e
something of a society of this kind at
he fruit of the philanthropy of several
ong whom Mrs. _Lyman Reynolds is
YOVTI
have bear.
Mansfield,
persons, a.
The plan is to pledge children to
vulgar and profane language, and
prominent.
abstain fro
from the u:e of tobacco; and it is said that the
Society new numbers seventy members. We
%Todd be o i liged to some one of tho managers for
a Ain repor i t of tho origin, object, progress and
remit of the laudable work. Too much vigilance
,annot he exercised 'in tho matter of youthful
trall.lng
1:11.PR&9 MEr TS.--T he Trustees of the
Preebyteria l n Church Society aro erecting a row )
oficomforta j ble frame sheds iu the rear of the
Church—alrery great eonvenionde to the, country
lirch corners.
Dr. Shearer hi erecting a neat fence in front u
h premises, Main-st
Mr. Bon. Seeley r is finishing up the eellar t of
his new dwelling,. and the removal of the pfd
building reveals the fact that this is to be the
finest improvement made on Main-st., for teeny a
day.
Mr. Chas. Visber has added a story to his
ovelling on State-Bt.
• Messrs. Toles .&. Barker are about to build a
large barn in the rear of their store, near Pearl :A.
Mr L. A. Gardner will put up a storehouse in
the rear of his Grocery and Provision store the
',resent season
The Borough authorities are rebuilding the
bridge at the intersection ,of Queen and State
Streets.
'ME GALE.—The high winds of Fri
day week, mentioned briefly in our last week's
issue, inflicted considerable damage upon the
fences of upland farms. The damage to standing
limber was heavy In exposed localities. We have
au further accounts of damage to life and limb.
Tho Potter Journal speaks of the gala as being
violent in that county, in ono or two instances
stripping the shingles from roof. 0
MANSFIELD ITENS.—Our correspon
,km writes to correct an error in last week's
Items." Mr. Noah Iv heoler, instead of Wheeler
M v.e, has opened the Hunt hotel. Miss Pauline
Sia;i h has given up the enterprise of opening a
• w Millinery Store. lle sends us the following
.ri.licional items:
Mr. Wm Adams has associated Mr. U. W Vh
vvld with him in the mercantile business.
`fr. A. J. Drake has purehnsed and occupied
'Li. iforace Maine's farm. Maine bus gone
.” Vint-land, beuring with him the best wishes of
neighbors-.
Mr. John Cole has bought, and occupies the
of lion. D. L. Sherwood.
Jr, A. J. Colo has opened an aloe at his rei
kiiee on Baptist-St. Ba comes Well recominenile(
Mr. J. Thompson has• taken the blaekstnit
,hop.iately occupied by Mr. Ide.
\lv. Jolla Murdaugh is putting up a neat pick
et tell.:0 around his lot—an improvement whit
n I N , rrespondent Impop may 'become cpitlemie it
new silo-walk is in progress from _Academy
; 4 r, M the depot.
Tuesday evening. April 2A, Ulnyton Blaok
-11, of Enoch Blackwell, While standing
Lear the shingle machine in Bailey's Mill, was
rau;•bt by the saw and had his arm so mangled
1, to necessitate amputation. The operation was
i.• rf , rtned by. Dr. Eagle, assisted by Drs. Elliott
i' Or. Clayton is a lad ofl7, ofexcellont hab
.t• atol highly esteemed. Ile is doing well.
Ft RE IN LAWRENCEVILLE.—Messrs.
J. J. Turton, C. P. Leonard, and J. If. _Mather, a
, '• , tnrnittte appointed to report the facts about
fire in Lawrenceville, tends us the follow
ihg statement : .
ff
'•tin Tuesday night the' 21st inst., at attlont
a:id:light the inhabitants of Lawrenceville were
muse:ll7 the Mira' of fire. When first dis
d, ~•rL.I-the tire was raging in the cellar of the
ta.mi are store owned by Rev. E. P. Wells, and
• ~., t pre‘l by him and Philander Hurd, Esq. 11e
h.1.• the ehtrm could be given, and help obtained,
(i.e lurniture room above was all in flames, ren
••t it impossible to save any of the furniture.
From the workshop in the rear of the
I.,,rtron of tho tools of Mr. "Turd were I , ecured ;
I.to the Imilding rapidly filled yvitli flame and
tlrt.ko, 111) it but little could be done toward reseu
mg the property. The tire soon communicated
tc , an adjolning dwelling house on the south,
..„ mot by Calvin Cowley, Esq., and occupied at
,t,e time by Mr. Martin taruphere and family.
Every exertion was made to save the surrounding
I,oildings, and it was hoped that the fire would ex
tend no farther; but, notwithstanding . the most
droutous efforts,. the carriage shop ou ned and
occupied by Mr. Chas. Bookie caught-11re, nod was
+ i,eedily consumed. The d o welling house of Mr.
Joel Adonis on the North, end that of They.
:'l , lnoy Mills on the South, were in great
_danger,
Lut fortunately were saved with no further dam
:.go than a good browning on the sides next the
Ere. and such injury as the wa i ter may have done
,:tiiite. Tito fire eoniparty of the borough were
meinptly en the ground with ft cir engine and
all that men could do. Bdt or their efforts
ii.
did ihe two houses mentioned, as We I as others, must
mecitahly have been destroy d. They posses:.
(Jae of the best engines in the County, but their
ttannly of heso is sadly deficient. lint for this
.I , 2ii;oen..y they could easily have saved me.
I:rebe',, :shop. Another great disadvantage under
ti hid+ they labuted, was the want of water con
+‘ id , at •to tio used on such occasions.
'•roi;;; 'i: 014 FCCOnd lime withiu a year that
lt.t.tvr. net., tile lids been . thus visited; and on
reap , 5 , %!-101IS these deficiencies were too upper
et.t I; LztAtpe notice. Let the nitiyens of - Law:
reser teo to it tlint all noc.lfitl werligneos he pre
pared ftir the future. A few dollars wisely ex
piated now may save thousands hereafter.
- Mr. Well's property destroyed is estimated at
5.2000 fur the building - and furniture; on this
nun. was an insur4noo of $900,00, in /Etna, Co.
"Idr. flora's loop was about upd, and Was in
tated for the fall amount.
"Slr, Beebe's km is ahoilt $lOOO, uninsured.
iMr, Cawley's ja about WO,
_ . "'fbe Olio wgg evidently the work nf ten incen
diary, all:there had been no fire in the buildlig for
a nutaber of • days. But what motive' anyt one
could butt for such a fiendish net' is bityentl all
present eo Pjeetur o, " t.'
• MoltRIB , MM.—Our ruin d eorrespqn
dent. 4.ambler,".writtis under. d 'to of April 15;
is as follows:
"I observe in a latO'icsuo of Our paper bat
"the hamlets of Morris lii n, Fall Brook, and ,Ar
not" have been explored, and so ie of the facts
in'regard to the said regions state for the bone
fit of those who dwell in the oute world. It has
been said, and with truth, that these places aro
unlike any other towns in TiolCounty. Our
western towns are not more'ra id in growth
t t
than are the settlements of our t ining regions,
yet you find none of the evidence of a beautiful
village, such as shade trees, si e-walks, etc.—
These are not necessary to feed tle many hungry
ones who go to make up the mi ter's family, (I
'now speak of Morris Run, as I 1 Oro not yet ex-
P
!ored, even for one short hour, ei;
or Arnot.) This plaeo is much la
Brook, and, if we map credit Mad
ahead in point of privileges, eve(
"There are three min' at this
Jones, East, and Tioga, and cact i
vision of the town. Wo Nave a v
Baptist Church, probably capable
persons, Rev. N. L. Reynolds be
pastors. A second church is occu
palians, Preshytertins and Congrei
union is strength) while Catholics
ans worship in our spacious soh,
new church now nearly ready, is
the Wesleyan Methodists. Iwill '
fication of Brigham Tau g, of Sal
ty, that we have:a smallthtock of L
in addition to • our other deno l
whether they bolieve.in a plural',
pouent saYeth not. The majority,
are of a very intelligent class, an
their families you will often find !
such as Dr. Dick's, Rollin's His ,
upon their tables, showing that th
desire • to master the English, I
talk freely upon all subjects, and
much by association with the hf
tires of Morris,Run.
"Major R. C. Dailey (School
place, and mine host of the
determined to make the public se,
There has been an - attendance du,
of over ;160 different pupils; an
such a small army of children req
anti attention, The population
s in the neighborhnod of 1500 s
County has not within its limits
ng or onicr loving cominunity."
GoSSIP.—We perceive, t eitt a great:
many little boys in Wellsboro lea,. been reading
the delightful little fable of Washington and his
_Hatchet. Now I.idorge Washington was a most
remarkable boy, and a not less retiarkablo Mani
and,V he did—mind, now, we say if he did—
hack his father's cherry-tree, and, own up to it
like a good little boy, that is no reason why boys
should imitate the hatchet psi t of the example.
It is not to ho supposed that hackingeherry-trees
is a prerequisite to a. great and good life. And
we must assure the boys of Wellsli ire who fare
been hacking the maples in the streetti, it since
tiny have imitated rho hatchet part of Washing
ton's example, they ought to imitate the noble
part or owning up to it, We aro
say, that not ono boy who has had
trees in this village, Can bo I'reo
acknowledges the fault and ,proznis
Boys, boys ! Did you know
iilaoteth alree,is a public benela
know that lie who destroys a shad
a very thoughiless or a very bad
And did you know that any boy n
jail for hacking, or in any way.
trees and fences in this viliage? T
and kayo alone tho beautiful Pint
arqlie growing beatit,y of our yin
—Anal then: We hope the buys
we want to tithe the boyishness all
oh, it io. But boys must begin to
degrees. It won't do to remain j
fifty-nine minutes past eleven
twenty-first year: of your lives. Y
to be manly boys,(to thinit of manl
manly acts. At the same time yo
Now we observe lttat, whereas, the
two acres, more or less, called the "
where boys may play their fill, an
lungs too, ye the boys will race ut
trectu with p•II4 nod whoops
digt:rvflit to a bao.l of Arapaho
people run to the doots and windo
a fire somewhere: for these yells
often sound like a, cry of fire. Bo
right. Wool men nod women nee
neighbors wantonly. So, boys wh
good men must learn to regard t
quieter and older people. Wo en
the boys have an unpleasant wri.
doors when they Fhut them• Ever
to be a gentleman - when he grown
doubts that, we hope. But a ge
slams a door, or drums with his
floor, or upon the chair he sits in
sit with his hat on, when he enters,
does he break into the couversath
ple without being first consulted
want is to have the boys grow up
man may be a gentleman and s
living; for it is the soul, Etp4 not
surface manners of people •which
lady or gentleman
"ON THE WINO:" A •
Children) By NELLIE EYSTER, a
Hours," Chincapin Charlie," eted
This is one of a series of doligl,
children, fast attaining popularitH
of "Sunny hours Stories." The n, l l
Harrisburg, prossesses great very
is a noted lover of little childre
their habits of thought, their nee
importance 'of cultivating the sot
natures. In looking through
"On the Wing," we perceive this
a pact in her prose. •She posses
of adapting herself to her' audi
guage and in thought; yet the (
this - Aeris of books will use bet
before. Another advantage pre
stories—there are four hoo'ks
that the same characters apper i
have the ideal life hikoty of ‘1
with their trials, adventures,
feature lends a ehrtliti to the nar
resistible
We areiglad to Bce that these
generallyladopted by Sunday
hope to see them in each of thi
day Schools. They should b.
where ebildien arc found„
The "Satiny hours"
printed and neatly bound.,
nut Street, IWaitelphia, .14 t
ihoni the heolc.i may ho ordcre(
. • •
Putnam puts his s4re• market a
head of all competitors 'for M y. 1 The number
contains articles of groat merit, anutng, which wej
mention"lnstinet Demoralized,' " , Ring Abiond"
by Mclennan, "Life in san Firancirco," by El
liotti "The Mbqis,ippi !User," It , .!";:cs, "Woman
and Worh," by Mrs. Lander, t. fine article by
L. E. Chittendun on the National Finances;-an
other en the National Honesty by V. B. Donslow,
and some very ...pleasant notesof travoi in' Japan.
"The Doan) 's A sAstail t," is a rtory with a moral.
The June No. Will contain a poem by 13ayard
Taylor, ankles l,y prof Vert.; Ilnyttinek, Miss
Alcott, John Neal, Mrs. hall, Mrs. Chcepebro,
Thom White, and blliets.
TnE Multi:l: von MISSIONARICti.—There is,
it is welt known; but one sewing Machine, suffi
ciently rimplc and ?enable fur the use of Missioo
:tries : and that is the ‘Villeox tt. Gibbs. So long
ago as 16131, do )tev. A. T. Pratt, Itlissitourlyy
the American I.lofird,'lvriting to Mr.Viloox said:
"I have now had one of yonr Itlnchines fiir six
months, and ant ready to' thank you for intro
ducing them tit the 1111blie. It is the .only
m
achino whose working is so sure. and simple that
I could venture to introduce it into
WELL, I DeeLenr:!—We always thought, and
.so did everybody we ever talked with about .it,
thrtt when au eye was injured, and rep/seed by an
artifieial one, the old eye had to be gouged ,or
cut out previous to the insertion of the other.
But tisn't so, Nothing of the kind. The new
eye is put tight over the old, and moves about
just as natural as life. No pain, no soreness, at
tends the insertion or wear. We know, 'cause
didn't we see the thing done yesterday, by Up De
Gra.Tl—Elmira Advertiser.
- . NIA 1,111 - AI4.,ES.
0W Lb:T . l' --BEI A N.--.Tri Mhbilebuny,April .
rothi:Vstuti, ist the hone of the - bible ti=lather ' Isy
1ti.v.41 .Tlotter, Mr. Benjamin °ulna, WI Chatham,
to Mir 9 VI ilitemina liveruan. 's
CURBAN—CRAMPTON.—In Middlebury,
Marnh 72 1 1,v Rev. C. 'IL Stone.. Mr. Ira Carnal;
and Ali ,s Addle Crampton, both of Chatham. •
. . . ,
iIECISCIVITIL—In Alladieburyi ....April J, of
typhoid fever, Mrs jultrirpeelcrrith, in th? tic-eh
ty-fifilt yesr of her age. , 1.
T-a .0; (3 ne,l
State Street, Wellaboto, Pa., tiiiiblMs photo
graphs in India Oil, or tenter colors, fur
the trade or to individual order. Copies-old pie
tures, large or small iii n finished manner.
*All hinds of Oral. and SqUaro Fame; on hand,
and at a. tote prices as can ha found elsewhere.
her Fall Brook
i rger than Fall
Itme Rumor, far
!lolly religious.
knee, knimn as
Vaql) token in I.?st.lpinge for all kinds of work
or goods,--Al,. P. ns-tr.
have their tli-
IP"
ty commodious
of scaling 250
ing,ono of the
in'ed by L'pisco
"lntioinaksts, (in
11(11;,1: ej.EANINI:.—)II , OIIIV.PUNO hus junt. fO•
CCIVed TIVrII, and Polk of IYall Paper for
S,pring= Flim.k, in EigliA dilTuuCnt StyleA, includ
ing. Brown:. Loather Whitps, Satins. and
Satin tlilt.:cor liitehens. Parlors, Halls:. Dining
Room?, ilpd-ltoons, at prises 20 per cont. lower
than la 9 year,' with BOTACTS of all kinds to
match.
and Wesley
lol house. The
the property of
fur the edi
t Lillie notorie
iater-day Saints
rninntion2;' - but
ty of wives de
., Cof our miners
upon Visiting
Also, ,4Viodow iixturas, (.1 i inis,) Window pa
per (.11 - RoPs) el.)th - '(ID ,1..11F,) Cur
tain cor,l, Lis:4:ll4, pie t uro• houl , s, and
AerCW rye'
Also,. Lool:ing glaszfei Piettte r es, Picture-
Vrtmes, ;ma flu t .vvrylbing necessary yr.
bealii6 .siir ItoincP. I.) 1 , 411 lira at
thoj : W p:L . 1,5 . 1301: O 13901;'•,
tatulard works,
ote., lying
ey have a strong
nguage. They
one may learn
net's and opera-
EinLE. - yob. want
.4% Harihng
Family li;ble worth from s3,to $ . 5.0 callat young's
Oolc tgoin anil examine stack. Remember
Mal pre:emferl pgerils allrn,rl4';4l their fpivoling
eNllel7t.(•S In
_the price;ailft tuithe you i'tuy
roll Putilact6 prices: . April 29. If.
iiector of this.
ltnn Nouse) is
tOol a sucCess.
ing the, winter
to watch over
i tires much cure
f Morris Run
I uls; -and Tioga
more law abid-
The largest, hest and cheapest assort
luck of frames ever brought into Tiog.a. County,
with large pietures in every way to tujt,pnd card
photograph,. at ,0 11 per doz.. all going fast at
Frank Spencer's Art tllaristied. Pa.
Dee. 25—t f.
fliE AMERICAN COOKINti STOVE
1S(16.
I!, PA CICA I:1) Cu :
DISIJ EIICJOSed 11/1..1 d raft for amount of
y•mr 1,01 foe CoOkillg
Sint The Moro arrived all right, and I 'ilia
running it•with tvaste They nt a
shinglY fa:•tury, at a curt of seventy ,cents per
week ; and. f nan run it with coal, at $9 per 'toil,
for less. , 1 ttscd„to run an eight-inch fur eighty
four emits per week—coal $9, per ton—and kept
tire night and flay. I have sold hundreds of
styles of stores, hut I say, without prejudice (now
that I am out of the stove business), 1 have never
see n i, economical, convenient, well arranged
awl (MI A& a :lore as the American, and "think
its equal Imo not ytd been furnished to the Amer
ican m,i~;.,•t.
R. P. ROSE.
ror Sun by CON V1:131; °snoop Wellsboro P
• A oil I 5. 7 4,1 w. , .
authorized to
ed the shade
dent utitil he
!.4 to altdtter.
hat "he ',trho
HPECIAL NOTICES.
, .
or"? .1.)0 you
tree is either
an, or boy
ty he put in
lounging the
Willcox '& Gibbs Sewing Machine.
stronger anti loirA liable to rip i
11 •t: r sta r Ilmn thu . 11,(.e.)( yea
_Re too t," (be "(I'l owl 7)1,01." S and for tht
''ltepmt," tool enmities of Wolk, containing boll
ki w i; ..ritch e ...,,in the s.ttote piece of goolk
(i EX). C.- 110 W 3311` , T , ', Ac
r s. for 'f owl iCnox vine, 'Pa•
link Grit, boys,
,o trees which
will not think
out of thetn.
be manly by
ist boys untij
I 'clock in the
ti must learn
-
duties: to do
can be boys.
Fe is n‘ pint of
I 'it blie Square,"
[ exorcise their
and down the
h wont.' do no
1
:: ,, otnetiznes
vs to look for
o complain 'of
•s, this is not
r disturb their
intend tO be
e comfort of
Lice, too, that
COLGATE & CO.'S
GERMAN
ERASIVE SOAP
• T. niantaa^tured from PIIItF.
0 4 k: UAT EU I A awl mAy be I Ora.
- ' ithlrreol the NTA N I: 0 04'
CW.LLENC E. For snit. by :01
• • • • o 52nutyfi7-S1 y.
SIDIILIA SINUOUS
,CURANTUR,
11171VIPHIZEIZS'
HOMMOPATHIC SPECIFIC S ,
I'ItOV ED, THE MOST AMPLE EX
net k nee, an entire talcco.43; Si mple—Prompt—
t, a wl Reliable. They are the only Pilo:Reines'
perfectly adapted to popular une . --rai Mmple that mtg.
takes cannot be ' " nada in toin, them ;' no hartnleaa at to
be free from &Inger, 0.11 , / to eIIICICTit SS to ba al
they have raised the ltitthept commend:Wan
from ...ill, an n ill always render initlsfaet
No.
I of Mai:wing
y boy intends
up. Nobody
tleman never,
feet upon the
; nor does -be
, n house: nor
of older peo-
1, Cito: rovers, Ontgo , tiott, inflatittiation
2, wor ms , Woi ta-rever,
3, do C r yi ng Colic, or Teething of 25
Viarrhcaa of .... 25
5, do Dysentavv, Criping, Bilious Colic 23
0 , . 4 . , Cholcia4tiorbus, Vomiting r 25
7, do Coughs. C 01,14, IS,oucldtia r... 25
8, .1t) Neuralgia, Toothache, Vrtcencho 25
9, (1 , . Headaches, Sick.lletiditelio, Vertigo.... 25
10, do Dyspepsia. Mucus Stomach
17, do - Suppressed or 1 ,31 11f11l Pct ivai 28
12, do W. latuS, too et Porioiln ..... 25
Now nil wo
gentlemen. Ai
w Wood for a
the ekithes atui
courafituto the
tory for the
thor of "Sunny
13, a., 0:'au11 Cong i. dililcult Drent ......... 25
14f do „Salt., 4 nhouraiTrysiptdasi, Eriititioo9'... 25
15, do . Rheimati s i nt , 11!icianalic P.dhs 25
16, ,10 Fevcr and Ague, chat re.ei „tgues
17,, 110 riles, blind nr idevaing 50
tin) stories for
' under the name
uthor, a lady of
atility of . talent,
n, comprehends
de, and the vital,
ny side of their
his little book,
Mrs. Eystcr is
es the rare power
3/ICC, both in lan
.hildren who read
er,English than
sented by these
n the series—is,
rin n 11; and we
Tom and Mary,"
d rewards. This
rative which is ir-
18 1- 11 " Ophthalmy, and solo or weak
19, do catarrh. acute or chronic X nfinonza..... 60
20, do Aritooping.ool4h, siolcot Ginglis... 60
21, do Asthma , orrte . ,, -, ccisreattliAg . 60
22, do Ear DiFcllardcii iitNiritig.. 50
28, do 5C4:061 . 4. onlaCgoilqllisidls! Sirellihgs .
24, do General Physical WcahrocAq. 50
25, do Dropsy, and scanty t , vcrtt!ons - 50
26, do Sea-Sickness, sickness fto.ni riding... 50
21 , do Ltidncy-Discase, Oriv,l LO
28, ' lO, Eni!g• •
• , 1‘.111., n vohl ta DLL-bargee 100
29 , h 0 Sore Month. (-7;inkt.r
co, do Urinary Weaknosi, wetting bed— 50
81, Painful Periods, wilt' 91.(t.t0s ...... 50
32, do 4 Suff9rings nt vlrAtiao or lifo
33, do Epilepsy,Spasing, .t , t. 11014' 1hlis:0
34( du Diphtheria, uteemted eon. 'flu out-.
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OF Lkisiit: VI kl.•!. 11(.1.tit Co CO.K, I,:titiTAININO A
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- C1.,4 iit;2 Ittcomm“. NEW Viir.x. 9kougtl7-Iy.
Tha lee.v. I.lllt ARO A. WILSON. will tie oil (free of
eliargii) In nll whit It ; the presr riptien t% it h Ihe ;IL
rectiolis 11,r IR.; ti. ,tea wising the simple remedy by
Which lie wit. .1 of n lung' nfluctlon nho therirreed
libteitise oi l ly object Pi to ber k elit
ealleted nud lit 1.••1t, y suff6 - er try thl4 pie.
ketiption.aN it
,w thou' tiTtliint:. and tivsy 1.1.0ve
it Mr ' Pleve .10.1ri ,
f'y ErtIVA. A.
, tie , N.
221.) i 6 -1 r
A 11101. than II lig knife) for 3 eari. from Ner v o u s
Debiitty. all the oil, vitt I.lf Youth
fu,l irolis<rd for the of sutlet log liutottn.
Ity, read tO afl 'Alio aced fL tbe recipo • sad dime
tktri f d maldoir the Simple retliodE by Nibieb be w its
cured.. Softlhoritwt , ilifog to profit by Ma Ildvetliser's
oxperlilice,c.so do cu by iiildveefing , :in petreet.
donoo, . • J(NIN 13 °OVEN, •
..22may67-Iy. ce4AT 840.0. Now. Yor k.
DEATHS
C, 0. THOMPSON,
VollEB traily,
-o--
0111 c. ‘ll , l beput, No. 51;2 ❑nn.►nwrtiv, Kew Yonx,
I,,TERVOUS DEBILITY,
r OINSUMPTIVES
PS (.11" l'eit. 717.1.
•
NE Tir AD V:ER TragigE Arrs,
1 -3 4EPAREIY, FOR ~i
Spring and Summer TA& !
T. Loi!HILDWIN • Gq. , •
. .
tiOEA . , PA. • •
H A a l r: l 4 ° well r scollohcaten:ii s 'a t n oc cl ii nt o lp c o ining, a largo,
"GOOD 'GO011S,"
entyprising everything needful. Our stock of
114LIVAKA EIMEao aca,m;
::~:
can't bo beat much
ALPACAS, POPLINS, CAMBRICKS,
FIU JACONETS, ORGANDIES, ,
PEQUAS, V E RSAILES, BLACK
A
Ica COLORED SILKS,
ALSO, IRIS\
AND FRENCH. POPLINS,
SHAWL AND CLOAK DEPART- .
MINT COMPLETE, ,
TRIMMINGS, LOTS, YANKEE NO
TIONS, HOOP SpitTS; •BAL.-
. 410 REL 'snitrps, OPERA
FIANNF , LS, CORSETS,
DOMESTIOS,
at a very small margin.
RE ADY -M Pti, OtOT H I N(1,
Clot* and Cassitnores and a Tailor to
• Cut and Fit. •
Boots anti Shoes,
lIATB AND CAWS, STRAW GOODS,
OROOKERY, WOODEN WARE,
i i i > DARD WARE, SHELF HARD
WARE, , ‘ NAILS, IRON,
SALT, LIME, PLASTER, PORK, FLOUR
Don't forgot to look over our stock of
G ItOCEitiES,
the most emplelo stock
,you can find, such as
TEAS, Wa aro old tea drinkers and know than
SUGARS, MOLASSES,
everything, in the Grocery - line, Ounja Bank
Codfish Bay Mackerel, Ashton Salt, what makes
the l:ot id:: good, and nice firkins to put it in.—
A Ise, lint ler Tubs and Pails ; Butter sold on com
mission—no charges for handling; but would
like a small portion of the money you get in re
turn, that is if our prices suit.
FARMERS- TOOLS,
full line. We arc agents for the Ohiu and Busk
'eyo combined Mowing Machines; general depo
for fixtures and extras fur the the above um,
eitines.
.411,kinds,uf, .
COUNTRY PRODUCE
taken in oxebango for Goods. We .ptopose to
sell our Goods reasonably. "Live and let Live"
prices given nt the counter—only one price.
Tingn,Pa., April 29,3505.
Tioga "Hardware Store,
cN.ND GENERAL
Agricullural Implement Agency
subscriber would inform his friends and
patrons that ho has just returbed'from New
York with the best selected stuck of
HEAVY -AND SHELF HARDWARE
ever brought to Tioga County. Particular at
tention has been paid to tho selection of ME
CHANICS SEALS, of which I have the most
• complete assortment in market.
HOUSE TRIMMINGS, AND HOUSE-
HOLD HARDWARE
in endless variety. These good* have bran bought
for Cuoh. I agree to made it an object for any man
to examine my stock before purchasing,, ,
To till n dolideentarn long fo i lf by ho~Fsrnierii
cif this C0.,'1 6nda ostablisbod a General
At ,',IIICULTURAL IZIPLEMENT AGENCY,
for the solo of Implements tif all descriptions in
the farming line, I have traveled nearly 1000
miles looking up the meet improved and reliable
Toois now in use, among whieltimay bo,fonndihe
KIRBY STEEL PLOW.
The liirby is superior to any plow now manu
factured for the following reasons:
I The inaterio it - ned conatreetion is
Euvetioi l to ithy'plori now tniitle. Rim:ons un to ,
of Win. Jessup do Eon's best Coat Steel, and t
wood work from the best white Oak butt logs.
2d, Tho shape of the mould-board is d great
improvement over all others. It turns the soil
with the least possible resistance, and in, such a
manner as to ooverdeep all high 43110 & Stubble.
3d, It pulvdrizes 'the earth- More thoroughly
than any plow now in use.
4311. The point and share are independent of
each oilier. the latter being' made of first class
,teel, and is so constructed that any blacksmith
relay it. The , point is of Carbonized Iron
Chilled, and ean,bn replaced cat, a trifling; cost-- - -,
giving the farmer tt steelNiard mouldlhoard and
land aide without the expense of a Steel point.—
This is a great advantage over ALL other Steel
Plows, and is protected by letters patent.
sth, 'Tito draft is very light, being a gain of
over 40 per eent - over any cast iron plow now in
'use. More land can be plowed in a day With
gloater ease to tatratitlicani than by tiny other
plow.
1 00
1 00
6th, The tatnlard is Wrought Iron, made yery
strong and does not harbor woods, stubblo, or
tidier trash. 'ln all other plows tho standard is
east.
7f11,. theit:on au the beam is malleable l er.
ecpt the manlter'fort)p, Which is made of the ties ,
wrought iron.
Don't fail to seAlte „Kirby beforo purchasing
The time bas'enine when all folfilligent fazta
crs need only exanidno the comparative ILIOXiSB
steel on cast iron Orms, to booOnio folly con l yin
rod of the decided superiority 'of the former. I
•
Bickford & Htiffrilau's Continuouls
GRAIN '111 q 111111111!
Oho Farmors favorito,) -
&midi, or rovoraiblo , ateol points on the tubes.—
Thu best and wont perfect Ornin Drill in the
world. Accuracy awl - con:linty , k of, (1 i tri h uti on
Otarrentoott with coarse Ur fino grainslitrorking
6in the hill-aide or level.
Improved FIiItTILIZEIt and °Tabs Seed A.
taelucut. It "sdiVii;Ounno, Super Phoeptinto,.,
Bone Dust Limo, Salt, Ashes, Plaster, es any
other lino fertilizer. in any dosirodl?iptify:por
acre.
Grass Seeder weighs but .20. 169., sows
broadcast l# ra¢s auq , Clovez sem) ; overly pnd , iu
inprovetuent made in 'the CONTINUOUS
DISTRIBUTOR and other devices socural by
I,43:ters patent during the past fifteen Leo*ollie,
have doubled the merits a Ibilt drill, 'and placed
it in at of all colupetite'rs, 'Fan ners will
please ear in mind that it 9, all, kinds of
grain from peas and beatis' , to /grave seed, With=
out anichitig the kernel. No 11l tkei drills do this.
I need only add, this Drill is in universal use
cueing the farmers of Oonebeo
Agent also'for the Rooheiter CULTIVATOR
nrti RORSE 110,E.
•
•pitta Threshing Machine. I Block Tin Wnter Pipe.
'Oblates Horse Hake . Universal' Wringer ntAd
.11on•ets and Reapers. j Doty Washer. . t
Ehnirn Saw 'Factory, Patqut end ironli, 4- •
ihifilik, .rate works. • • AVlalo )81re Clpiboa. Line
Sen. ca Falls Vornp - Do, ,' Clnimplon Polito I.)l(gerri
and kiedina Iron \Yorks
r .1.1 11,. . t
t ' ..Any kkud of 'Beais owt itoplotnenteluirilshed
on short noiico rkt uoinoftiotorors pqogs.
• COtowitigoations Attendedto 'nobody, , Or
dorsi rplicitori,' and in - formation . frieliiven. ,
• 't• •' . • ' J. - SCIIIEter.E.TAIN, Jr..
.
,Tioga, April 29, '69. -
1
1 -
lEN
to he good
T. L. BALDWIN & CO.
WiliilllVil EXCHINGErt
', G ing, I sing of n curious thing,
Almost as strange as Boggs tipon Tyng;
I've awuneround a circle as;rOund as a ring,
And while on the down oast part ofmy swing,
I stopped at the city and took on the Spring
STSES Cit!ICERIES
The fashions for
SUGARS ARE LOW IN THE NECK,
And moroasto s nishirig eta],
Molasses &
havo a freer run downward, w
pod trail.
Ilvismalm.e.
however, ore cut from the - neo
the style is blue and silver'
TEA =-7.--T
TEA
will bo prepared from a drawl
every customer who buys a po
to suit Complexions, &c., I mil
Black
you can have If sou•long for
time.to,Jook up all the hard •
GREAT AMERICAN 'T
use to startle tho innocent poo
try; but you ean.dopeed
best bf Tone a
BEE-RIVE EXI
As to
• ~"
The styles aro various. You
styles from tho following
ports, to wi
MOCHA. JAVA, RIO, L
AICA, &I
In the matte
PROVISI
flour atilt wears hoops over all, and dispenses
with trails as unprofitable. I have all grades
eatable. Ales,
PORK, DRIED BEEP. ND HAMS'
together with a full assortment
and canned delicacies
MA.THEI
Pays Cash or, Trade, for all
PRODUCE.
CALL AT MAT
Wellabor°, 4pr. 1, '6B.
NEW SPRING
J. A, Parson
CHEAP CASH
IIp.R6AINSI IN' SHA
DRESS GOOD
• , I ,' I . ,LINENS, TOW
_NAPKIN
1 )
LINEN lIANDICERCH
= NOTIONS,
0" Stock is large and cri
as to pricos. White God
nets, Nainsooks, Stripes, Chec,
aro much lower in. prices, an
Domestics, such a es' ; •
PRINTS, MEETINGS
DENIMS, ; TIOIUN
TONADE
KENTUCKY JEANS, &C.
We have a handsome stook, and 110' alel)ing
it at the lowest cash prices the market-will:afford.
W„uinvito tho attention or closo buyers to our
stocky assuring them:that tP will pay tbemity call
on:
ENE
March 26, 1868.
• - Coal fob 'Sale. '
el . °ARSE :BITUMINpIIS COAL for Sofa
Ohow1), 133:
Sqt. 23, 1587. \ D. P. ROBERTS.
VLAX , I3I;4ED--Cash pal ' for Flaxseed by r
P. IL I,LTAIAMS 8 Co.
yrups
h a funnel-ahn- El
ea.,
downward, and
with etripas: .
A-TEA!
'ng furnished to
tad. Of the styles
y mention thnt •
ea
it. I cannot gat
or4s whiebstho
A. COMPANY 1
lo about ttio coon
n the very
the
LUNGE?
4E,,
on bavp the latest
1. ablonaille foreign
GUYItA JAM
NS: I
la light groceries
As ever
R S
1
lARKETABLE
ERS'S
AIATTIERS
GOODS
r
& Co's
TORO.
LS, BALMOR
, TABLE
;LINOS,
FS, HOSIERY,
II giro satisfaction
da such as Jacka
-1 s, Brilliants, &a.,
irk great Varioty.
SIIIRTINGS
S; CIA':
-PARSONST'
Corning, N. Y
LBSILB MUIR STOItH.
ill
ICORNING, N., Y.
irARUOS AND MEDICIN:
AND OILS,
TIIADDEUS DAVIDS' INK'
_ CONCENTRATED MED
IREDELL'S FLUID,
TRACTS,
R ETT'S 'COCOAINE, FLAVORING
E TRACTS, KEROSENE •LeiMPS,
ATENT , MEDICINES, ROCH
ESTER PERFIIMERY
FLAVORING EXTR4OTS, WALL
PAPER, QTJASS,
WHITEWASH LIME &
AND DYE COLORS,
I NTS FOR MARVIN . CO'S RE,
FINED OIL.
Eat Wholesale Prices.' ; Buyers are requested
I and got quotations 'Word - going further
W. D. TERBE
ping, N. Y., Jnn. 1, 1868-.1
QE GREAT NM
AT
fSOI/ tt Van Valk
LIG' BENEF
Bffl
PROGRAMME
PART FIRST.
"r ,; view of tho contemplated R
b built to Wallaboro, the 'pr
on. udod to give the people her
nte tainmontB through tho year, 9 1
o 4th of January. The brat p
0 I'VE AND LET
IN Two 071ARACT
WILSON it VAIL
,is great drama has drawn c
, , in this and the old County
ed by•all to bo one of the MOB
sting, and boat places extant
ielcets to the Dress Ciro
1 .
. PART SECOND.
o wish it distinctly under:
I :es of politicians and even
tie Wolfish—anti in feet non
the I
AZAAR OF Fit
hero we can furnish any
ity of Gentlefnen's wearing a
o, and at prices astonishing
CUTTING DONE ADMI
is ' Cassimeres, Vestings, Ladies'
olotlls, and a large variety of
Ladies' Dress Goods.
Best kinds, and as cheap as the cheapest. .
Tickets to the Parqyette—FßEE
1
1 j, Is.ivr Truer,. •
thie great Tragedy for the benefit of the
4c, we .wou . lll not omit saying. to the Ladies
Iwo nron,koop everything to replenish their
Wardrobe.
C me one and all and witnofis the above en
:rt. intuont. We do not claim to bo old Stars,
ut •hall endeavor to do our boat to give ell the
'or h of their money.
- -
Reserved Seats for the Ladies.
Remember the place,
0 . 2, UNION► BLOCK
i-• 13.—We shall give our patr
of the decline in prices,
our thanks for the very li
, tofore extended, we solicit
e same.
WILSON tt VAN V
ollsboro, Jan. 15, 1888-4 f.
lime Life Insura
N9l 258 BROADWAY, N
LL the net profits of this
/IL the Assured.
•
No forfeiture of Polido&
No Limitation as to residence
Tho'Hoine has an amplo Cagh
curoly invested.
IyALTER S. GRIFFITIf.
GETIGE O. nieLEy,
f. H. FROTHINGHAM,
AI:J.. CPPFIN,
MORGAN HART, Ag't,
fareh 4, 186S-6m.
ATTENTION F
PRING has come, and tho!
b barns •carkhave thorn by buy
t tho Mill of I. Champney dr. C
0 ling at $6 per . ' ton at our mil
• kinds of Produco Taken i
ger.' Give us a call.
I. CITAMI
nines, Tioga, Co., Pa., Marc
T. HE • LAST CALL.
, AL n v e er o s r onLi o n i c i lob no te e
and Settle without dola3 !
• made: - WRIGIt
Wollsboro, peo . 25„ 1867—tf
11
For - Sale o' to
WAGON SHOP, and lot
square rods. Shop 24x2;
nrys.'high.
, •
A.lso—a house and seven tier
1•
res of timber and a fine young
;croon, with 53 fruit trees of
his property is located udthin
mum saw-mill, carding =chin,
d• church.
I will poll cheap, 'Eeparately-co
,ill' rent thorn fora torm of ye,
no chance for any man with a 11
M.
East Charleston, Pa„ March 2-
Hero Fruit Jar.
nil GROSS of the lIERO FRUIT JAR
k kJ for vale by
: . .
W, 1). TERBNLL .k, CO.,
Corning, N. V.
We are prepared to Oil orders for the licro
twit Jar as low as they can he bought Buy
inysithore, an& shipped' from Coring. .Nilo can
ivo Fpecinl rates on largo suan itioa. It is the
best and most salable Jar in' t.o market. list
quotations/from us before orderi ig clsowhore.
March IS, 1811:4--603
Administrator's
ETTERS of Administrotio
granted to the uncial - signed
I rho Pearsoll,late of Chatham, I
• lug said estate, er - elaimina. a
n o required. to settle with
ELIZA M.pEARsoL
SQUIRE SOUVIIWORT I
Chatham, April 1, 1888 -Itwo
,AMPS.—A now kind of In p fo'r Kerosonc
no breakage of obluanoya— t FOLEY'S:
•
COUNTRY MER
Dairimen, F
ASHES, BEESWAX, BEANS, BUTTER
CHEESE, EGOS, FLOUR fillsiO
S, PAINTS
, ftIEAA.jLA'IS, COTTON,
DRIED AND GREEN FRUITS, GRAIN,
I KEITH'S
CINES,
EX-
/ WOOL, GAME, POULTRY,
EATIIERS, HEM?, PROVISIONS,
OILS, LARD, TALLOW, SEEDS,
JOSIAH CARPENTER,
General Commission Merchant
442, 444 and 440 Washington St.,
Ntamgcr "Irgaz-lx_ city .
And receive his weekly Price Current \pf Pro
duce and Groceries the most complete Price Cur
rent Publi4ed in the United States.
SEND FOR A PRICE CURRE T .
Marking Plates & Cards Eurn • :lied Free
Liberal Advances made on Consignm'ts
Establisiiiiifliay Ist, 1860.
First Class References given lisrhon
April 22, 1868.—1y._
i
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,
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.1110 N !
Lyle, kind and
,parel on short
ow.
x3o2r..Ap ®N I
ABLY
Go to - KELLEY'S anollsee the Latest Arrival of
I4EW GOODS!
Consisting of a general assortment of
ris * 6
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A ?-_, ok cs - 4
Q c/2 ;6 ca) 1. , 3,
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MRS. FRY'S CORSET AND SKIRL
SUPPORTERS, AT
na the full ben
nd extending
3 .oral patronage
a continuant
s.A.arriau lu suns MOLE OM 009 pin! flip 1511 f
RENBIJRG
I eel Co ',
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NEW DRESS GOODS AT KELLEY'S
ompany go to
r Travel. .
apital most at)
^ No .dhargo for SHOWING GOODS rt:
rmi
EOM
TREAS
Well3boro, Oot. 34, 1867
1... ACTUARI
Ve'labor°.
ATTEN . 11i4N, FARMERS.
MERS I
-•
SOMETHING NEW WELLSBORO
-0 desiring fu
ing
I will pay cash for tly amount at
, which we are
on Elk Run.—
exchange for
IPNEY & CO.
260868-6 me
Delivered at my §toro, whoro you can find a
FLOUR, FEED, MEAL, PORK, FISH,
to us either by
.unt, roust cell
or costs - will be
& BAILEY.
For sale at reasonable prices for Cash,,nrel'arter
March 18,1888
Flog ers, Grape- Vines, and Garden
fZE
.
Plants. s
. '
i
TT - ARM' Al 4 X., OF TOWANDA OFFERS
11 - 1 3 FOR SA E—
' FL DYER PLANTS, ,
Roses. Climb i g, and other, an endless variety;
Verbenas, Salvi s, Bignonias, Geraniums, Pel
argoniums, Petunias. Heliotropes, Larktanns, v,e.
containing 7 . 2
feet, and two
a ofd, two
maple orchard
difTcre kinds.
a fen/ rods of a
school hone()
together ; _or
rs. this is a
the capital. ,
GRAPE VINES.
All t)ie approved varieties—Some two years
old, in pots. All true to name.
0. SUTTON
GARDEN PLANTS.
Toma oe
s,—every variety, Cabbages, Cauli
t-lower& eppers, Celery, he.
Cum Ibers, and Egf y Plants, in Pots.,
Plants ,ari4tilly packed, sent safely to nitootA
any distance . 4 Persons in the ]lantern part of
the County, tray send their tikdors by mail and
receive th plants by stage. Orders left with
WILLIAN ROBERTS, at his Hardware Store
in
nifty
c,zwill have prompt attention. Al'
nifty depen I upon getting plants exactly as, or
dorod, and, n good condition
, 1868-3 m
otice.
i having
iN/11\17 1 -4tF l CA4Vlrgege
t Beautiful rteat American Faces;
Engraved ie Parte by the most eminent Artists
i❑ Ili, world. 1 - r,"
For particulars :Intl deser ptivo circular, ad-
n tho c:sto t ie
iced, all pei
minst tit() .snim.
AdtWs:
MIS
and Others.
CONSIGN Ton
FURS-AND SKINS,
NAVAL STORES, HOPS,
GINSENG,
TOBACCO, SORollak,
MOLASSES, &0., &O.
To
R,Aa'lrlaN
GENTS' FURS AT KELLEY'S'
C. B. KELLEY'S,
"JMG Gr
ebOico stock of
SALT, &C.,
HARRY MIX
Townpdt4 Pa., March 25, 1868-11. ,
WANTED t
1:000 MEN AND WOMEN !
To Rot as convassorB fora series of
L. D ROBINSON,
46 Main-St., pringtiald, NOF.B
April, 22, 'BB-7w. . ,
Ell
EMS
HANTS
. .
A Patent Bight that Is No Humbug.
rE SUBSCRIIrERI - baring purchased the
ight of D.E. Sturdevant's Milk Shelves 4k
Provision Rack for Tioga County, is prepared to
sell Township or individual rights at fair rates.
This Rack is portable and so arranged that it
can be taken apart and - put together again in five
minutes. It occuplep less than fourefeet square
of a room, and can be placed in the kitohen in
cold weather, and in the cellar in warm weather,
and 'will hold fron 72 to 84 pans of milk. ,The
shelves are made in skeleton form so as to allow
the free circulation , of air alit: around; the pans.
It has been proved that milk will Milo more
cream, and keep from four to six houitr — loisger
'than on ordinary shelves.
Each shelf turns by itself independent of the
Ir other, so that the cream of the former milking is
, not disturbed by the removal or putting on of
pans. The frame is such that it can be readi
ly covered with a cloth or• gauze, effectually ca
-1 eluding inscets'or dust. It is a complete-arrange
ment to dry fruit upon. The subscriber will soor,
visit different parts of the County with a mode)
of this rack, or ho can be addressed at Welleboto,
by those desiring to purchase Township or indi
vidual rights. Specimens can also be seen at the
Foundry building of Soars k William* in tills
Borough at any time aster the middle of March.
GEORGE THOMPSON.
Wellsboro, March, 11, 1888-Bm.
rmers
Wheeler & Wilson Improved Sew
ing Machine.
AND HOST RELIABLE RACIIIXE IN EXISTENCE
TT IS SIMPLE, COMPACT, DURABLE, and
beautiful. It is quieti light running, and ca
pable of performing a variety of work never be
fore attempted on ~a single machine, sewing with
equal facility, the finest and coarsest materials,
in the most beautiful and aubatantial manner.
Wgg
"aro nova
ad for
hand at
Oce
Et)(VILLE EiRI T V II I E NG PARK ASSO-
4 pquired
pr
CIATION, _
give an exhibition of the - apeed of 3-year
colts,
11 ntr az c o
COLTS ENTERED FOR ABOVE EXIIIBITION.
0. 11. WOOd onterdd Roan Mart, name Lady Wood
0.8. WOod " Bay Mare, 1 " Knoxville Maid
IV. C. WoOd " Roan Horse "
F. D. Runnel, stallion, nano 17rsa Miner Star.
All from 'Hamiltonian Jr, Others will appear
soon. -
•
Name and deser4tiori-of colt, with ono half of
the entrance-money mutt-be handed to the Sec
retary by the lot day QV -May.
• Premium for boat Trotting Colt‘one.half the
money received on entries.
Second beat, ono-third of the entry money.
Third best, one sixth of the entrance money.
M. V. PURPLE, Sec. 0. 11. WOOD, Pres't.
Kuoxville, Pa. Pcb. 26, 1868-tf.
VARDTNG'S EDITION
OF FAMILY, PULPIT, & PHOTO
GRAPH BIBLES.
Wholesale boilers will find the list to embrace
the largest assorement - of Bibles in ,the country.
The publisher hlis no hesitation in pronounc
ing them more saleable than any Bibles publish- "
ed. The'various editions embrace all the-vari- • -
°us Styles of binding and sizes of type, varying
in price from $2 to $3O, for Family Bible, large )
quarto size. • '
I. RDING'S
PATEN r FLEXIBLE CHAIN—BACK
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUM, /
The superioiity of " Harding's Patent Flexible
Chain-Back Album," over ale others heretofore
manufactured, yill, upon the slightest examina
tion, he apparent to all.
Purchasers are assured that the above Looks
nro all of the heat Philadelphia manufacture;
L. B. CASE, ,
Troy, Pa.
8, 1888.-.3in
NEW JEWELRY _STORE
IM. WA I:TUNER k CO. triould say that)
. they have opened a ahop Hart's
store, on Main Street, tvhere can bo found the
largest stock of
CLOCKS, IVATCHES,ANDI J.3,WELRY
I
ever offered in illrelleh t oro.
SPEC 4 TACLES, F.IFES, VIOLINS,, M-
IiELLEY'S
OP the best quality, with many other Nqtions
too numerous to mention here. They aikaso'
preparedto do
in itr various branches in a workmanlike man
ner and warranted. Their work and goods shall
he cheapand as represented, for Cash on deliv
ery. Ca lra nd see us. I. N. WARRINER.
March 1888.—if S. D. WARKINER.
••
1' aria for .(
Sale. •
fp HE subscriber offers for sale a farm in Jaok- c a
j_ sou township, ou Alder lion near Mitchell's
M)11. containing 1.90 acres-65 improved, and 35
wool-land. Said farm has a now frame house,
good-barn, young apple orchard and good water
thereon. Alm) 89 acres timber land adjoining,
-hi,di will be Fold with the above if - desired.—
te i chovo property will ha sold cheap. Title
t fond terms easy. Inquire at this Office, or
i
.
GEO. W. I DSON,
on the premises.
En
r subscriber oponed a Meat Market in the
building lately °coupled by Dr. Webb, on
Crofton-street, Monday morning, Feb.l7, where
ho will'keep 'a full assortment, of
'FREW MEATS-
Hams and Shiculdera. If the people will give mo
encouragement I will keep up a good Market.
Fob. 19,1865-3 m. J. TIPPLE.
Great Excitement! Johnson Impeached, and Eat
bree's !Moots and Shoes triumphant! The subscriber
would say to the people or Westfield and vicinity that
manufacturing a Patent hoot which he believes to
pussmis the following advantage over, all others,• let,
110 erimplug; 2d, no wrinkling, save as they break
I o the feet; ad, no ripping. In abort, they are just
t lie thing for everybody. Samples on band and orders
Sole right of Westfield Township and Bore'
i.een red. Ito has nlso jtt t received a splendid set of
Balmoral patterns, latest "giiles. Como one, come ail i•
Wo are bound to sell cheap for cash or ready pay. Shop
ono door south, of Sanders S Oolegrove.
Westfichl floro', Feb. 13 1868. 3. 11. EMBIEE.
M. B. PRINCE
Buffalo Platform Scales,' all ordinary
filtcs,loi• heavy, and counter use, may be
..fpund,at Rio; llardtiero Store of Wm. Roberts,
Weilsboro. Those Scales aro the Fairbanks pat:
ont and have no anporior norther°. They aro
math) in the best style and have taken the premi
um at all the great exhibititins„
I have tho solo agency foi West) Settles in this
region. WILLIAM ROBERTS.
Wollsboro, Fob. 12, 106'S. I
•
..... i Notice
i .
rpm: COMMISSIONERS of Tioga county
will meet for the purpose of hearing appeals_
from the aisesstnents of the several Assefsors• of,
the Connty,l on Wedneadag t March Itith, Inst.,g
and at any other time during their sessions up to
the .Sth day of.JUI3e next. E. KART.
P.V: VAN NESS Com
T. A 1.1.E11, Clerk. Jon'ltExeonn. .
Wellaberb, March IS, 1568.-31 - • -.
TfIE BEST,
chrnents for hemmingi braiding, oUrd
lug, folliug, gathering, Act:,
and practical, Ail Machines warrant
no year, • Full .assortment always on
he salesroom of -
G. N. DULKLEY,
solo Agt. for Tloga County
.•
a, Mar. 11,'88-Bm.
SEPTEMBER 3, 1868.
E.. 8. CASE,
AGENT F 011„. _
IN WELLSBORO, PA
LIN STRINOS AND FIXTURES,
Chick and Watch Work
M tr( 11 25, 1t , 65.-3m
Wellsboro Meat, Market !
BEEF ! PORK fithrrToN.!
13 co cst fa slp tEihcsk es as .
Scale's! Scales ! Scales !
For'Sale
Q SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS, -in the
BorOugh of Wellsboro, and a TIMBER
TRACT of 400 acres in Delmar, three miles from
this city heavily timbered. Terms easy.
an. 8, ISt;s. :WRIGHT Sc BAILEY.
Down it Comes
W R io ri t lNT ei t o ß l NLa v ar l e vi receiving ;
the first iui market. To be sold at reduced pri
ces. 14augt17.,
T'tlt. ABDOMINAL SUPPOR,T
ERS, for sale at Roy's Drug Store.
•
DER, French, Marino and Chinch
a, at c Edeol93 ' FOLEY'S.
n ALB
V Qloo
. : ... .:.$245100