110 ME MATTERS.
WEDNESDAY i - J'Mtil,7; 1813'
New Advertisements " .
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Cash paid for Wool—D. P. Roberts.
Cash pntd for Woo), Butter, and I,
. .L.
V%lleox. ' ••
Flour and Ideal—Fisher & Bannel.
In Baokruptey—O. il..artlett,film./1. Thom
as, Floury P. Yeomans, Lawton Cummings, Con.
stoat Bailey, Alumna fllard..
Bornetbing kiew at T oga—Dra, Thomai &
Warren. , „
F otra a.—On Stare Street, a purse, oonlaiiiiAg
$2 an d a pair of eleove buttons. - The owner will
find the eatno at Fellows's Hotel. ';
pERsoL.-=-Senator. C,osiles 'was Ail
_
town Wednesday find-Thursday of-last: weak, :
good bealtlf and apiritr, and with an rabidingeoE
faience in the success of Grant and Colfnx:/,•,
RELIGIONS.—There will be twoftelppg
before the First Itaptist Society, in
. flannel
Sunday evening next., the 20th . inst.,—by the
pastor, Rev. W. A. Smith. - • 1 . ,
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A Goon TooL.—Messrs.
Sears, of the Wellsboro Foundry, 'aro- snaking
shovel plows for'onitivating , corn and potatoes,
which seem to us to prouilso usefdluess and
a ready sale. For biealcing up the surface of
plowed:land they are capital. ' „
,Tr n, STORM.--=The great thunder
storm of the 6th seams to haVe been pretty ,ben
oral. We see notices of heavy rain and terrific
thunder on.every side of us. South of Wellabore'
the wind wile quite destructive, leveling , fenceS
with the ground. Farniers' in Delmar and
Charleston inform us that inclined fields in , some
cases were scooped out, and the crops carried off.
The roads and bridges east and south of us have,
sustained great damage.
t hIIIPERANCII—In noting the :prog
ress of the cause of Temperanco in this county
soMe week's ago;we stilted that there were , six
organizations of Good ' Templars and song of
Temperance in this county. We arc very glad to
_ stand corrected, and to be able to state that there
are 11 Lodges of Good Templare in the county,
located as follows: Mansfield, Mainsbnrg, Elk
Ituri,illosebtirg, Covington Tiogit, Lawrenceville,
Ooeola, Knoxville, and Niles Valley.
Theta should be at least three times as
,many in
Joite..lBBO. •
tocrosTs.The Southern Penn
syJilftio,sapers aro full of accounts of the ap
pearing:lo of the weteen-year4ocusts. , These
destruCtive insects JO appearing by millions in
the latitude of Philadelphia. The worst result
yet frota.their visit seems to have been the death
of the Bogs, which dig up the grubs and eat them
itith tividityr The locust Crawls out ofthe ground
- as a worm;• shakes, of - the worm and emerges
Winged from th - e shell. •
THE BIGGEST YET I—Mi. J. L.
ere writes ns from Lamb's Creek, under date of
June 4: "We think we can beat tbo Edgocomb
Mill a few notches. Monday last 114 r. Fred. Hill,
the well known sayycr at Flowors4 Co's. Steam
mill at this place, assisted by Messrs. L. L.' Flow
ers, Hiram Waters, and Gad Lamb, sawed 24,272
feet of lumber averaging. 1-4 inches, with a cir
cularsaw, in 7 hours and El minutes; including
two itoppages : to, mend the bf4t.".
As there appears to be no limit to the capacity
of Steam mills, as well as to human.enduranco of
fatigue, we begin to think that somebody will
beat even this last beater. Well, send on the
A -NIIISANOE—*OF- - COVESE.—Our. at
tontio-n bile' been`, in v ited to ,the condition of
'Alain-It. between Wain atidike Avenue, 'as
.to a
nuistinee. ' Wis,may hero remark that .we have
frequently, during the last four years. recommen
ded an -underdrain on either side, say five feet•
deep, running from the Avenue to Queen-st. It
is the only remetly for the evil ofud. But
unless the owno # of property along th isroute are,.
willing to construct the drain, wo doqbt if the
ft
Burgas and Council will force them o do it.
Paving the street hadrbeen suggested, but there
-is no bed for paving until the drainn ii is pro
vided far. Pavement cannot bo laid
. iethe mud,
_
or if laid, will not' stay put. Draining is • the
best remedy for the uncanny condition of the
street: We will hold up both bands for the con
struction of the sower by the authorities, and the
collection of the expense from the owners of the
property. Or, we will go in for doing the work
by the owners of the property. Who neat?,
CUT T.#,E4t,-DEAD.-11 arper,
s: co., calling themselves the "Metropolitan Gift
C 0.." and hailing from New York, said us a
letter, with an advertisement for publication. They
promise to cash our bill on receipt thereof, we
to give them the usual terms. We have already
cautioned the credulous public niainst tliese
Et% intllcre, and would not allude to this ease ex
cept for purpose of warning against the circulars
Which.this f.et of swindlers scud aLread to catch
the gullible, These fellows have no abide
of business and we suspect that tho.entiro lot of
Gift Swindles, though under different names, is
under the. control of two or three men - who work
together. At all events, and whatever MaY be'
the fact, lot them severely alone. Nobody can
sell plarmifor a dollar, 'or dianionds for, a song.
Can you clo it, or you, or you ? If you cannot.sell
diamonds and gold watches for a. dollar, who
can 7 Beet satisfied that the laws of trade never
permit pianos, watches orvalu6, and jewelry of
precious metals, to fall below intrinsic , values.
So touch for so much is the law of trade, . and
not even the President can violate that law 'with
lippanity.
a osarP. 7 -Taking up .a - paper, pub
lished in the eastern portion of the State, the
. _....
other day, we found the announcement •of the.,
death - of a matt who was not knots - in beyond his'
owii neighborhood, but who was a martyr:'never
thelese. The world is indebted to him___,@ Many
a hard day's work when a good portiLn , of its
people were abed and asleep.. This mro died
from overwork—a disease rarest wherej , ou would'
most expect it to' develop itself, and omb:tone-at
where nobody thinks of looking for it. The an
nonueement put us on strain of thought' which
we :dull( briefly jot down here. In looking over
the, works of the Creator many people aro struck •
with the nice adaptation of Means to endi. .We
have storms of rain' and snow to keep the, fluids
in equilibrium ; navigable rivers and lakes to
Connect the' innermost, 'with the
to
re
dens s grains an fruits peculiar to e'ertain lit-,
' ituilei rind exactly what is needed to sustain life;
a . tiur to plow, sow, and gather in; sunlight, il
luminating the world eo that its work may be
done,, and darkness and silence of night fir- rest
and rtpoec; "mines of iron and coal in juatapo
tlition; the Camel for the desert the llama for: the
preolpitOus Wrides, the horse and ox for the
g raps)! hills and plains:- Then there is moo, the
°literati of creatures, arrepitosno of the - universe.
' • What fi 'do/icatis'zitbine is his body, yet how
strong ip its perfect daptntion to life's uses. If a
;pas truly nii; with , "iir'kands annihilate space,
l a
in his curious brain Is. evelveli' the telegraph,
ohieh ootmts.by the pulsations '-of the siibtlest
aktnt kpown. If he may rot liftjtnd trririri , port a
'thousand tons by 'himself, he pauses, rbflects,
compares: and lo ! the ponderous loccunoti e i't.-;
comer histhoughtiinstinet with life mid force,
xtri,l -feeds away with its laden , train ' Over
'dolor, through - mountains., • and -,across .vers,
sluing rho work Of ten thousand Mew' in a' day.
Fo. if time Creator did not provide all things for
flu. pi fy f: i• v of man ' Ile gave the powerof further
(:tation ink, inan's iteepmg..
, So tbo l universeilis
periti.t ui i4:elfaind only when some niat4zets
out of his• place is there any jar, 'or . confusion
psi -colt-aide.
—Well, but what has this to do with a man
de. o i from overwork T i This: ,If men would Jill
th'e meaqareW lifO meted out to Ahem, the'ro
)skald oar have been a mein dead from overtityrk;
consequently, no nonnuneement °rale facti , (....i.nt-
E.Cllll,'llils IRA hiug paid ,'bout It 41 this toskiti,
e‘eq 11141.1 Vg./Igti dolga work—the Fork' vet
spurt for bleu---,ii, man could die from overwork.
I;nt as th e w is so much work laid out for man to
do, o; r 1 a, it must be done, if not by all, then by
less thou it Ftande to reason that when'
oar-half of the race shirk thojr tashs,• somebody,
, sLo .loit.o't shirk must carry double .from the
m Bravo; bunco some back breaks
tin) 15.110 brain •,beeetties inert, and a
man ,sht to have outlived his usefulness.
—Coalmen uourteay is a Chap 001121310aity?
.
but sorneboa the market n ref gets' ..overatooked. -
It costs nothing to say "g• Oil morning," and to
:-.4. 4 P-A#A 0 , 4 14,14. 1 01110t",*-Pas#vitts`ii tat- if
rounds the corpora of, life In i'thltinap
liiiiimeiit;, -bfkiriekneiy ;world: - ' , ,E11.46,.vihnt1e.;
Ellis: sort of courtesy becomes • a hablt,'lnzia:`ean.:,
veyr no espeellpign of, ail), it is; i:ist '•bypoo
risYl far &Way drill - the! iiSt, - ,WhOn: the habit
t
was put , on,:there was a geod motive at the , hot;
tem, vrid,Oh motive, , being good,' hots .thr ough
time.. "X think your childMikhave one defect,"
wilds geittliisian to 'tui' the tither , day in the
street. ' tte'-Was a 'comparative 'stranger to our
village, and, ranch struck 1 with its . beauty. In
What respect? we asked .4 .Tu reapeot to thb
little courtesies of life;" said -be ; '"I., notice that
few of them respond to a anhitatien from an
elder. "Thinking it over we canto 'to the co4lu
sion that he might be correct. Probably some of
the boys and girls•of our town 'May be shy of To
turningithe "good morning" of a'straager. ' This
Lased not het It looks like eliurlishnos a kza stran
ger, though it way be nothing so 'unwokthy as
that. So we say—cultivate thoiraces of out-door
'life; be_eourteous to, all, without regard to garb,
, station„ or condition. Grow up into the habit,
boys, and when in after life you meet superiors in
position you will be enabled ta,, carry yourselves
creditably. Politene4O does not cimsi st in gestarea,
or in grand manners, but in the respectful nod,
and the "air" of manliness and' womanlineis
which attends , the carriage of true men and woman.
You need not practice a ta',,rrangais. No need
of studying fine,pbrases to astonish. , the natives.
If you are glad to meet a stranger, : or a casual
acquaintance, say 'so in the Simplest way, and
then drop compliments.' It is all very easy, very
agreeable, and always in order. ,
, NORMAL SCHOOL EXERCISES.—The
examination of the Graduating Class 'took place
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday of last week
and gave general tlatiefaction. .
TIM Examination of the junior , Class• - will' be'
hold Thursday, andEridayoTurte 18th and 19th.
The Sub-Junior Class will bo examined Monday
Juno 22. The Junior and'Sub-Junior Classes are
examined by the Faculty of 'the School op the
Stair aof the year. Friends of 'the :Institution
acid of on are invited to attend --these
Examinations. 'imfourth annual Catalogue,of
the Institution is in firess, ' and will be out in
about two
_weeks. ,
-— Tha-Exereises for Commencement Week are as
follows:
June 21, Sunday evening, Annual Sermon by
Rev, N. L. Reynolds, of Blossburg.
Juno 24, Wednesday evening, the Normal Lit
erary Society will celebrate its 3d Anniversary.
Herbert T. Amos (Class 1867) will give the Ora
tion, and Miss Sue E. Conard (CUES 1866) . will
give thepoom.• - •
Commencement exorcises June 25, as follows:
'Salutatory Mary J. Alderson, of Ilradford
county.' e •
Valedictory: Vine It. Pratt, of Tioga county..
The Music will be conducted during the Exer
cises by Prof. Hoyt, assisted b9inembers of hie
Music) Class during the year. The Public are
cordially and earnestly , invited to attend 'these
Exercises. '
A WoRD To BUILDERS.—We
. regret
to learn that Messrs. Wright lc Bailey' bay°
prostponed building their proposed brick block,
for the present, and probably for the season.' . We
doobt the profit 4 building more than two stories
of twelve foot—giving walls of twenty-four,feet—
on such foundation as can be bad' on
between the Avenue and }Pain. At 'a depth of
night or ten foot quicksand is found.i!t unknown
.quantities ;• and a wall of fifty feetought to root at
least eight feet below the surface, ' Awall,of half
that height Will'idand firmly if rooted below the
frost, on a gravel bottom. % p ore land is so
eheap it does not pay to build more thati two .
floors, since the higher yon go tho greater,
proportionably, the coat. It seems to us that
substantial brick buildings, tvro.storys high,
without ornament, may bo built safely this year,
or any other year, l and when built Will pay well.
Let no hope that present plans may be so modi
fied as to render all •projected improvements
practicable. .•
MAWR tiAME OF BALL.—The "Star"
B. B. C. played seven of their nine against a
field.. Odds three to one, with the following .re
sult:
First Nines 0. R. Fie'hi 0. It
Bigony c ..... ..... 6 9 Bowen c ' 2 4
Roy p' 1 13 Truman p 2 3
Williston 5a.......5 0
Rathbun 1 b 21'1 Lounsbury 1 b..-3 1
Smith 2 b '1 10 Edwards 2 b 2 2
Buncll 3 b 5 7' Sears 3li 4 1
Rose I f 3 II tounsbuiy IT ' 2'2
Sherwood c f ...,7 6 . Seely c f ' ..3 1
Webb r f,.... ..... ...4 1
. • Total 27 67 Total, 27 15
,2 3 4 5 6 8 9
'First Nines 816 4 2 12' 6 4 6 9-67
Second, • ... 1 2 2 3 4' 0 1 1 1-15
Number of .Fly balls Aught; ",Star" 6, Field
6. '
James_ l earpenter a f "Keystone"
B. B. C.
&ton4n's, W. V. Emery rind L. Williston
MAINS/31.31G ..ITMS.—We,are obliged
f
to a friend at Mainsburg or the following items
of local interest: :. i ?,.
-Mr. John' Fox has bought out Mr. Jcromo Cqd
worth, firm of Cudworth & Clark, and tho firm
name is now I' , :ix &' Cla'rk.l '' ' ' ' ,
Mr. J. M. Clark has purchased the lot corner
of Main.° an(d;rl,erth-sta 7 and enntemplafas erect
irig a:thvonin g thprepn.,
Mr. P. D. Knillliilytrlcorected an addition to
his Tin Shop, and pOul o crted the rooms lately
Used for.thid, pnrpose into a dwelling. „
Mr, Jerome Cudworth and Mr. John Strong
have formed'a co-partnership in, the_ ,ishoop and
cattle trade. , •
Mr. L. M. Rumseq'bae moved hie, dwelling to
North-st:; and is snaking impreyetnents. '
Mr. Edwin Maine is' 'building dwelling' on
Whiokkromises to be a oredW to the
builder and an .oriiii - went_to Mainiburg. It Is
equal to that built by Mr. U. F. - Richards last
spring. , •
. ,
The, steam Vlouring ne ever; (Thing a
large amount of business. The steam Savrmill of
Bond,' Woodburn ti c , ee., ,situnted a little way
. .
south of the village ; and 'destroyed by fife last
Marob, bias been rebiailt and &inn:good business.
Many needed improvements :in .fencing and
painting have been rciAdo this season. 1 B.
We shall ho glad to bear from '.‘11." as I Lften as
ho may ,havo ,news of local interest to send.
•
A „lIANDRONE; GIFT.-030Orge •W. StiCtilg, an
old gentleman entirely blind, from Friondebip,
Allegany Co ,N. • Y., was eent toDr. Up De Graff,
of this city, yesterday; by the citizens
.of the
former place, for the purpose of baring an op
eration ter the remoiral.of cataracts, front his
,eyes. , • The Doctor.baving been informed of the
Inability of the old .gentleman to paylfor 840
services, very generously. performed the oPorar.
tion gatuitiously, at once metering him to Vision.
,Oaxette. .
THE Fautizr Samna Micutuz.—Stout pants
for boys, delicate ruffling for. girls, men's ; over
coats and ladies ' trimmings should . not . 1)(01 be
the:Weary work for ladies' fingers, and, need not
be ;,for the.iteel ainews of the Sewing Machine
will Au/1i weary' days of work into , a , morhiug's
pastime. But a small share of .this,work gen
erally done on the sewing _ , machine, because of,
the lack of ability to make the machine do; IC- -
It makes little difference hoW complicated a ma
chine for a work shop is; for there operators
make it abusiness to learn and manage „them.—
But the machine for the family should be of the
simplest and most perfect 'mechanism? 'We are
led to make these rcmarks,le justice to a compar
filively-nevi machine, which has gained greirt4a•
vor niitong. 6s, on account' or its rtitiet, prompt,
rapid, and real business ability to do all our
work, find with astonishing neatness and perfec
tion ; &,- .Gibbs.—lt'orthipmere
Ohrietion 41dvoco(e„ „
'Xi1,4C0 0 ;2 0 .E,14. Sti.22.C) FO.
WITIIIiUT A ItiVAL.—Alle Snuffle' cited in mak
ing its Lock-stioh,•noiei ravele•or rips*,* dbes tho,
greatest,variety,ortvork . wosr attomptod,on
indobine. Wheeler 4; Prison's Improved
tiewing machine. Boma, rolls, 'Braids, Cords,
Binds, Tucks, Einbroiders; and*,tvorkti •*Button
holes et the rate'or 100 Samples and
Cireuitirs•sont free to !tiny , ,
• . * • • (Cll. Bisl9o,'Agi;
" • • • Oeonin, Tiriga Co. Pa:
'• June, 17,11368--3tv: ' .
04 - EAT IN MI Cl ENTS
A ISratijud Sett of Cum Teeth only $lO and tcar
rantcd
Tooth extracted with the least *Ado pain
NitrOne Oxide, Choloreform, or Ether adminis
tored when desired. Call owl jozamino spool
mans of:work before going elsewhere. Romero
her the place qtrer the Boob Store Welleboro.
- • DR. F. ii 3. HOWARD.
Juno 17, -•. '
• '
The
A ,Caarf.-4,.see - by The , : olgitator„ that , Mr.
Young advertises 'larding% Bibles at Prom $3. to
5,14. a nd ttvet - 4!p...ungeotliqa.anly, Ohlg4tegients..
(Or' Mr. itardtog'a'lliblea, by calling them "pre-'
ttaded agorae." The' feet* are that Mr, gArd. -
ing . ptibliabta tlO hiblee:thitsell 2; for more thin
$35, retait, and that I' . nra'rin itotaal, accredited
agent of Dir. Ilarding for the counties,of. Jima
ford and 'Doge, as may Iti.eaaily ~terided bY nd
dropping Wm. W. liardieg, Philadelphia.' Very
Truly youri, , • Tn..% CASE. ,•
Harding's Alburus—tho best in market on 'iEda
at P. R. Williams it CO's., Post Office, WelMoro,
at Agent prices.
Boston Brown Bread, Graham ,Bread, riot
French-Roll e, Coburg loaves,•Card" Gingerbread,
Co o kies, Ginger Snaps,Tea Cakes; Sponge Cakes,
Pies Tarts, always to be had fresh and good, at,
tho IVELLSBOIIO BAKERY.
. .
The lhrgest, best and, che apest assort
mont of franies over brOught into Tioga. County,
with, /Argo, pictures iu every way to snit, and card
Phoiographa at $1,50 per doz. ' all going fast at
,l3penerr'fs Art Gallery, 11lanstiod, I'a.
Dee. 254E'
THE AMERICAN COOKING STOVE
1 V nwr ltrAirmsouno, Nov. 20; 1808.'
Messrs. SI4AII, PACKARD & Co':
acallt•lnmi; The American lint Air Cooking
Stores that I bought of you Dot, nth have ar
rived all,izi , goOd order, and all sold. I wish to
say to you that tho American Cooking StoVes
which I purchased of you give perfect and entiro.
satisfaetion.'i I eonsider it the best in the world,
t.
t
and too much cannot be said in its favor. As a
cook ;Uwe. i cannot be surpassed, as a heater ,it
cannot he b :irt_ It oil/ do the most work . with'
the ivett, fa lof any store I ever saw in use.. It
will burn g een wood better than any stove we
have hero ; re have the Stewart, & Homo Com
fort, and a number'ef others, but they don't com
pare with the American. You are at liberty to
use my music to any testimony in its favor, as ( it
cannot be too highly praised.
Yours truly, Z. ARCHER. •
For Sale by CONVERSE & OspoonWellsboro Pa:
L • May 13.-3 w.
At Yolika'S Book STOICE.—Ydu will find : All
the New York Dailies; the Now York, Boston,
and Philadelphia Weeklies, and Monthlies, at the
Publisher's prices. One advantage in taking
periodicals from 'Yonsa is, that . you can take
them for a day, week, or mozith, and stop them
at any time, Buck number:' always supplied.- 7
Call and flee Conant's Patent Binders for preedry
ing papers, magniines, and music.
'[Wellshoro, -May 13, 1868—tP]
U., 0. THOMPSON,
State Street, Wellabor° _Pa., finishes photo
raphs in India Ink, Oil,. or'
water colors, for
the trade' or to individual order. Copies old pic
tures, large or small, in a, finished manner.'
All kinds of Oval, and Square Frames on hand,
and at us low prices as,can be found elsewhere.
Gash taken in exchange for all kinds of work
or goods.—Ap. 8. 08-tf.
BIBLE.—If you want a Hardtng
Ramify. Bible worth from-$3 to $3O call at Young's
Book Store and examine hie, stook. Remember
,that pretended agent alsiayi•add their. traveling
eipeneee to tho pried, and make you pay it. I
sell at Publiehera prices. . April 29. tf.
House CLEANING.—Buse YOUNG IMO just re
calved Two Thousand Rolla• of Wall Paper for
Spring Stock, In Eighty different Styles, includ
ing Browns, Leather Colors, Whites; Satins, and
Satin Gilt, for Kitchens,Parlors, Halls, Dining.
Roins, Bed•ltooms, at prices 20 per cont. lower
than last year, with Borders of ail kinds to
match.
At.so, Window fixtures,(.fkinds,) Window pa
per (I7styles)Cloth gilt shades (10 styles,) Cur
tain cord, tamale, picture•naiis, hooks, and
screw eyes.
Atgo, Looking glasses Pictures, Pieture-
Frames, and almost everything necessary to
beautify your homes. Remember to call first at
the . , IVELLSBORO' BOOK STORE.
• MARRIAGES.
CRIST—CAMPBELL.—May 31, by J. G. Al
,
beck, Esq., Henry'Crist, and 'Rhoda A. Campbell;
both of Liberty, Tioge. Co. Pa.
'BOSS--:PEARY.---At the residence of the
bride's fetber, jean 4, by the same, David Ross,
of Granville, Bradford Co., to Fannie J. Perry, of
Liberty, Tlnga Co. Pa.
CLEAVELAND—MeCONNEL.—In Ur a y's
Valley, May 24, by N. A. Taylor; Esq., Mr. M. S.
Cleavelaml, and Mks Angeline McConnel, nil of
Tioga, Co. Pa.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
=ME=
Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine.
"Ti.elm is stronger and less liable to in
use or wear than the Lock-Stitch."—"JtroVere
Repot," ut the "Grand Trial." Send for the
"Repori." and satupleß of Work, containing both
kinds of stitches, on the satue,pieco of goods.
Ci gO. C. BONY.EN, AGENT,
Apr 'GS—ly. for Tiogn Co. Knoxville, Pa.
ME
SIDTILIBATS CIIRANTIIR
HUMPERRETS'
110DICEIOPATITIC SPECIFICS,
NAVE PROVED, PROMIT E MOST AMPLE EX
perieuce, an entire an nss; plinple—prompt—
Efficient, and Reliable. They arc the only Medicines
perfectly adapted to popular
,use—Fo simple that min.
takes cannot be made in wain; thorn; so harmless nn to
be free from danger, and eo cfllcieut as to be always re..
liable. They have rained the highest, commendation
from all, and will always render satisfaction,
No.
1, Cures revert], Congestion, 25
2, do Worms, Worm-,Fever, iVorel•Colic 25
Y3,.' do - Criintreolio; orTeeibint of Infants... 25
4, do Diarrhea q. c iiildren or adults 25
5, - do Dy 80114014, (Japing, Bitive colic 26
0, do Cholora-Dlorbus. Vonaliing 26
7, do Coughq. Colds, Bronchitis r... 25
5 8, do Neuralgia, Toothache, liaceachu 26
9, do ploodechee k Sick.llendache, Vertigo... 25
10, do Dyspepsia . unions StomaCe 26
11, do
Suppressed or painftil Peridds 25
12, do Whiton, too pro,ttise kerlode 25
13, do Croup, Cough,Afllcult. BrCathing "25
14, do Salt Rheum, kpiipelaii, Eruptions... 26
15, do Rheumatism, Itheumatic Pains 25
10 , do • Foyer and ligito, Chili rover, Agnes 60
17, do piles, blind or blooding '6O
18, do Ophthalmy, and sore or weak 6.0
19, do Catarrh, acute or chronic Influenza 60
20 r do Whooping•Veilgh, violent ,Counbs... 60
"ititlana, opprotS•ed Breathing \ 60
22, do Ear Discharges, impaired Hearing- 60
23, do Scrofula, enlarged Mande, Swellings- 60
dd General Debility, Pbsical Weakness.. tdi
25, do DrOpliV, and Beaky Secretions 50
20, do Sea..Sicknagg:idekness.from riding... 60
27 , do Itidnpy-Disouse, °ravel -50
28, do blervilus Debility, Seminal Emilia:
• : • !;iir), Involnntar! , A150bargea.,,;.i f ....,...1 00
4c!- •
-Bak% Itiouth,!Aanker - • 60
80, 400 Uiinary ,WCA,gueso, wetting bod... 60
31, do painful pericida, with 5pa5m5......... 60
82; do SpArorings at Owego of life 100
33, do Epilepxy, Bovines, St. Vitus' Dance ' 100
44; do Dliphtlieriat`nlieidied SoreTilioat 60
• .:/e4.YIL4Y::•CASES.
OP 36 LVLOE WILLS* MOR . OOCi. CASE, CONTAINING A
CIVIC FOR EVERY ORDINARY DISEAOD A FAMILY
16 11013FECT TO, AND A DOR OF DIRECTION& $lO 00
Snit'ller NAMELY owl rtukva.st4i3 MOS, with 20 to
28 %lois 46 to $8
Specifics for all PrayArs DISEAPES, both for Con.
Lao and fur Pasvtania tieattneut, and vl-
ale and pocket cases .$2 to $0
' Algr•These Remedies by the case or single box, are
sent to any part of the country, by Mail or Express,
free of cbarge, on receipt. the price.
Address Humphreys' Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Company.
Office null Ottpffi, Buommtvr, NEw YORK
Dr. nurmpriamis is consulted daily at his °Mao, per
mortally or by letter. al alrm, for all tonne of 'disease.
FOB ,SA L/: BY :ILI, DRUGGISTS,
4ygu.st•st, . •
rERVOUS DEBILITY,
W II ITS GLek(l3fir ATTENDANTs,--LOW
res, DEriMssioN, INVOLUNTARY
EMISRIONB, lir StAIEN, SPERMATOIptIIO:, , A,
1058' DP .I•llVP.rt, LASS rkr NEM
OBY AND TIIIMATENED, IMPOTENCE AND '11I—
BZCIIIITY: Aid SOVi;b!P,ION 'CURE in. [WM.
II(MIEOPATIIIC SPECIFIC
No, TW ENTY EIGHT.
Ontnpc..--c;tl of the moot valuable mild and potent Cu
ratives, ad ettrikolat once the rota of the ntayer. tuna
up the. system, arrest the 111qt:bargee, and linitart vigor
and energy; life and vitality to the chum 'Mans They.
have cured thonsande of ettattt. •.Price :16 per Package of
elm boxes, and vial, or Sl-poi Eibglo box. • Sold by drug-
Oats, and stitt by mail on receipt of pliee. 'Address
LIIIMR.IIRiIY_V SPECIFIC, .1101.1E0Piallt0 MEDIa
OINE 4701404 AI QAPWATi VMS' Tors, gisugeemy.
• ,Z:ie.:llex. STWARD..4..WILSON, will- read (free QC
`iiblitgeYliiltli who' delittlit4liii piwiltiriiitloii - wigh the dl•
rections for,lWsking and tvitvg •the sisOta• mood=
;
=Tr 'u gl y "
tarot ggreTtiVt d o
t tt it tifit Nib
ratted 040.14 Impee every tafferer will ti 7 tbb pre-
Option, tyi It will cost,tblui,,nottilng, mit Inv prows
bleFattiv, PleasOmiiiites , ,: ••• 4 ..' v•- - •
, • . _.. , Rev; EDWARD A. WlllloNi
,2'4241:17'-'ly. .=,. ' ~. , Willismilrarg, Ringo Co., N.Y. •
V.. B. CA.St;
EMU
MEM=I
Conte
TO OONSUMPTIVEB.
BrIMQRS„ OF,, F9V-TR. -‘'
Aluitiemeritwiip slim; d,for *au from Nervous
'Debility. Prom/tin* Decay, and all the effects of youth-,
Indbleration t ,WID, fox the suite of suffering human
ity, send free ttt allwbo need 1 the reelpe and &ten
cliene for mfdttegthelltaplol4etnedy by which be was
etiOd:" guferbrs wHBIns to profit by tint advertiser's
experienee, tan do soqty addressing, In perfect confi
dence, JOHN B. OGDEN"
22mayp7rly., ;4, 1 42 Cadar,iltreet , New Yori.
YES TEST YES 1
,
R. iVILLIAMS' dr. 'CO.,-havit:got,the hest,
P
larg s est aud cheapest stock of , Drugs, mod-.
icines, - Patent.lifedicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Rttiti,'
Brushes, Varnishes, .0/ , Putty, irliakkee No.
lions, Perfumery; Tctio , 4 ' 4 clap, Fishing Tackle,
over brought, into.
,tbis county. They
Brill poeitively sell ovialYtbingin -the& lino cheap
er thaw can be bought elsewhere. They bought
their goods in large quantities' and for nett cash,
and can and will toll eheaPer than toy other es
tabiishment in this county. Call and examine
stock and prices, , P.,II.IVILLIAM6 At CO.
May 9, 1808. No. 3, Union Block.
Qne
WHERE can close buyers find Pure English
White, Lead and , Linieed Oil, Varnishes,
Limiter, Turpentine, the cheapost,'at
P. fit. NV ILTA ArS'_h, CO. -
,
Wile sells, Oho purest, and 1 -best Drugs, Patent
M - ediciaes, and Dye
P. R. WILLIAMS, & CO.
, ,
Who keopa tho largest Ate* of Paint Powders,
Tooth, Nair', 'Cloth and Nail Bruaboa l and aollo
the p3eapeat, .. ' P. ROVILLIAMS; & CO.
Moro can yen go i tofind the bestand cliettpoat
Toilet and'Saying aoap s Pocket Knives Perfum
ery; lleir Oil, Pom'ades, Writing Paper, Pena and
Ink, to ' 'P. It. WILLIAMS, & CO.
NEW, : SIYRING GOODS
1 1 ! r.
Ai r
•.i
ME
OM
J. A. Parsosis & Co's
CIIIIIP CASH' STORK !
=I
T HE SUBSCRIBERS ARE OFFERING
Great Inducements
to all buyers'pr
Dry-Goods, Boots Shoes.
Our stook is all now, and cannot bo surpassed
FOR. VARIETY AND CHEAPNESS'
The following is but a small portion of our
BARGAINS:
GOOD PRINTS, lOcts.
BEST " 15 "
GOOD Y'D WIDE SIIEETINGS 124
Br.. MUSLINS 15ets
EXTRA " SOFT FINISH 20ets.
SUMMER PANT ,STUFFS 20 o 50cTs.1
TICKINGS, ls . T 15.23 dri FOR BE ST; ;
ALL WOOL SHAWLS $3
ALL WOOL CASSIbIERES 'MOTS TO $1
HEAVY GINGHAMS lO CTS.
FINE ALPACAS 31 to 50 CTS.
ALPACA POPLINS 50 CIS.
PARASOLS 75 To $3.
SUN UMBERELLAS $1,25 to $2,50.
HOOP SKIRTS 75 TO $1,75.
LADIES' GAITERS $1,25 To $3.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS 10 CTS.
LINEN HOSE; GOOD 4 25 CTS.
IC will:pay to call and examine our stook Ile
wo are buying new Goode almost daily and sell
ingGiera very *beak.
J. A. PARSONS it CO.,
June 10, 1868.
ASH: ?fill FOR
WOOL.
7 -WIIIGIEUr& BAILEY'. :-
WeHebei°, Juno 10, 1868-4 N,
HEAR YE 1 HEAR YE HEAR Y - 1
BARRELS, FIRKINS, CHURNS,
BUTTER TUBS, &c.,
Bopt constantly ondyind, and furrifshtid to or.
der, by
W. T. MATIJERS,
at ilia new store, 2d doo'r boo ItOy's
Wollsboro. (Juno 10, 1888.)
pAylfOrA PLASTER
=II
A NEW supply of fresh fino ground Cayuga
Plaster, just received at Owen's Mill gear
Mansfield. C. H. OWEN.
Mansfield, Juno 3 ,1868-4 w.„ •
Executors' Notice
LETTERS TESTAMENTARY having Isom]
granted .to themniloreigned upon the lint
will and testament of Jonathan Stokes, late of
Farmington, doe& all persons indebted to said
testator, and all porsons claiming against the es
tate, are regu'ested 'seta° with I. Prieo, of
Farmington Center.' I. C. PRICE,
NOAH CORWIN,
Juno 10,1863-6 i Ex.!rEW
T OST—A Tito, drawn by Jacob prutarnan,
jJ payableio me or bearer, six
,months otter
date, and daied:Oet. 3, 1866. Said 'nolo was,
lost shoot .the; 21st of October, OWL' , The re.
oeipt of $46 wag endorse:l on the book. The
note was drawn. for the payrnerit of $68,25, with
use. I)4mont or said note has been forbidden.
JAMES HILLS.'•
.Ferinington; Jonello, 1868-3 w:
QAL'i!.oan ba had in any quantity tit
11V.101i.11Abi F AAR,' 13 .
• toga June. 8, 1'868.. • • , •
ADVERTISEMENTS.
'M=E=
. .
PEPARED F"
' PR
,t
,irm►g clad Balmer Trade!
T. L; BALDWIN' k 110;
TIOGA, PA.
4 1 4k.1 '. .
.... .
. Y linpw on hand,and still cotalpg, a largo
and well snloOted stook of "-' x '
.
4
ODD GOODS,"
) , 118 in,A3 ovory,thinig nootJpil. Our stook of
111111
mumg gagi ammo
can't be boat much
APACAS, POPLINS, CAMBRICKS,
tENOH JACONETS, ORGANDIES,
PECRIAS, VERSAILES, IMAM
AND COLORED SILKS,
AIIO, IRISH ,D FRENCH POPLIN'
3HAWL Alp CLOAK DEPART,
MENT. COMPLETE,'
TEMMINGS, LOIB 4 ,_YANKEE NO
TIONS, HOOP SKIRTS, BAL•
MOREL SKIRTS, OPERA
FLANNELS, CORSETS,: •
DOMESTICS,
at a very amais marsh).
ILADY-MADE 'CLOTHING,
Clths and Cassitneres and a Tailor to
• ' •
Cut and Fit:
Roots and Shoes,'
lI.TS AND CAPS,' STRAW GOODS,
CROCKERY, WOODEN WARE,
HARD. WARE, SHELF 'HARD
WARE, NAILS, IRON,
SIT, LIME, PLASTER, PORK, FLOUR
Don't forget tp look over our stook of
GROCERIES,
•
•
tb moat oomplete stook yen can ilnd, mob es
US. We and old tea drinkers and know them
• • to be good.
SUGARS, MOLASSES,
ely thing in the rocery line, Gunja Bank
Obleh Bayoke l, Ashton Salt, what mikes
tt Butteo go ,an nice firkins to lint it In.—
AM;Bntter übs ails ; Butter sold on com
-1171
tultiOn—no 4hirge or handling; but would
Be a small phrtion o the money you get in re
tin, that is if our prices suit.
FARMERS TOOLS,
Milne. We aro cleats for the Ohio and Buck
ep combined Mowing Illacbinea ' • general depot
ft fixtures and extras for the the above Ina
clnos. All kinds of
?OUNTRY PRODUCE
tkon in (=bongo for Good& )iro- propose to
ell our Goods reasonably. "Live and tot Livo"
' , lees given at the counter—only one price.
• L. BALDWIN .4 CO
Priogai Pa., April 29;1868.
( 0
-PER CENT OFF' CASH , AT
TICE
iioga Hardware Store.
HIS Store is stookod with a largo assortmen
1 1 of
HARDWARE,
of all Muds, to be sold at 25 per cent belotiibti.
usual rates.
Agricultural Implements
of all kinds, every Tool or lifitehine warranted
to give satisfaction or nioney refunded.
The only place to get the
KIRBY KING O PLOWS,
=MEE=
" Farmers Favorite."
]Drill.
"ROCHESTER" HORSE HOE."
CHAMPION OF THE WORLD.
IorCIALL AI,ID 80E401
New Spring Goodsi4r
,
W E have received a very LARGE STOCK of
SPRING Cr 00118
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on the moat favorable teries;and will be sold at
very small advance froth coat. We think: we
bawd nothing.in saying that we keep the
•
lAST ASSORTMENT
, „
and "the T...9W QUALITY - of Goods that are
kept in the place. ' /lavas store light enough to
Sea what you aro buying, and pledge ourselves to
nalttysonsidered, as .as anyother establishment.
We cantinas td make's=
CLOTH TRADE
one of our ,epeoialtiee, and when desired
MAKEmTHEM'TO ORDER
on short notice agd 14 the s t - best manner. , We
have added'to oar stook a gad aesortment of
BRUSSELS,: THREE -PLY. INGRAIN,
COTTON WARP, lIEMP, AND
STAIR CARPETS.
FLOOR OIL , CLOTH
and MATTIN'O;and can sell them •
Li
HOW VERY LOW.
GREAT F. S. TEA COMPANY,
and aell TEA at New York prices by tbo single
pound. All visiting Corning, are invited to call
and examine stock and prices.
SMITH & WAITE
Corning, April 8, 1868.
i®1..121 ON !
Go -to 'KELLEY'S and see the Latest Arrival of
N PS!
Conaieting of,a genoral vaaortrtient of
cS
w
A R I „og
0 ( g
,t 1 PT 4
g 8 k
g
' 4D 0
A 8 al
PA
11•111
MRS. FRY'S CORSET AND SKIRT
• • SUPPORTERS, AT
•saTnax 413 warm Issm 91 0 QQ 9 PQM 1P39
•
NEW DRESS GOODS AT KELLEY'S
* ,
saamax EVIKiTHEI aGiniAl
GRNTS' , FURS . AT KELLEPS
No charge for ROWING dOODI3 at 400
0. "B. ir.E.LEY'S,'
wena,lo6, Dot. 80,1867. •
SPRING & SIMMER GOODS
W I; beg to' call your attention to our stook of
MtHillery and Strai Goods,
for the Elpring'and Eliitnnier Tradiiirlitch is now
nomplelei and saloon:0 with 'lmre to meet the
wardia all, and embiaoing'fall lines of all that
Is new and novel, and at tho lowest possible rates.
,1 • 1,:
PATTERN' HAT ‘PitANIES
of Madantellailing'slarge and exqUisite assort-
Meta, or whidcyto Will give our friends the most
desirable styles. "
, ;; *Mrs. E. V. MITCHELL.
,April;22, 1868-tf. Broad:Street, 'Doge, Pa.
_ .
AOENTS`WANTED FOR
THE . OFFICIiL' 'HISTORY
OF THE WAR, '
Its CauseB,'Conduct and
Results.
By HON. ALEXANDER IL STEVENS.
A Itopk for all Septiona and all Parties.
- .
This groat work presents the only complete
and impartial analysis of the causes of the lVar
yet pallid:fed, and glites those interior lights and
shadois •of- the graii conflict only known to
those high officers Who.watched the flood-tida l- of
revolution from its fountain springs, and wilieh
Were soneeessible to ; 15fr. Stephens from his po
sition ae,second order of the Confederacy.
To a public, that Itas been surfeited with AP
PARENTLY SIMI AR PRODUCTIONS, we
promise it' change of Aire, both agreeable and Bal.
Attery, and an intellootual • treat, of the highest
order. Tho great American war hie AT LAST
found a
_historian worthy of its importance, and
at whose,handc it; Will, redcive that Moderate;
Candid and impartial 'treatment which truth 'and
justice so urgently (301 and.
The intense, desiroevery where manitested to
ObtaiiithifeWork, its Official character and ready
Salo, cOnabined with .an increased commission,
Make it this. hest subscription book ever pub
-1 shed.
Ono Agent in Easton,,Pa.;. reports 72 subscri
bers iu 3 days. One in Boston, Moss., 103 sub-
scribers in 4'daYs'. One in Metnibis, Tenn. ILO6
subseribere in 5 - days. '" '
, Sand for Circulars and see 'our' terms, and a
full description -of the work, with Press notices
of advance sheets, ikei Address
• NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.
26 South , Screnth-St. Philadelphiai Pn.
May 27 ) 180841 •
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,
IN CORNING.
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SELL AS, LOW,
v! ~.,
1 =' I
=I
IARPETS,
oon4letlog of
We are the agents for the
FOIE' 1868.
!.--siiilo.,C'Opr4Noirli
'Teti& 2 sing of a canons thlzik t '_.
Almost as strange ailloggs upta l fyng;
I've. s/v*4 'round aA101.3 as Sound as a ADC'
And while on the east part of my swing,
I stopped at ro oily and took on ;be Spring
STYLE* OfT.C4OCERIES.;
SUGARS- ARE 'LOW IN THE NECK,
And wore astoMsbing
Molasses i f fir, Syrups
,
have a freer run downward, with a funnel- ha
yed
z4aOl
however, Are out e
io from th
the style is, lee and ai
TEA
willlto prepared f at a
every oustoiner wbo
to suit complexions,' ho : ,
you can have If yeti-long
time to look, up all the heiil
GREAT -.AIdERIGAN
mei io etBrtl b'elniecicent 'people emit the coun
try; but you can depend upon finding the very
• beet of Tee et the.
.BEE-RIArif,',EXCHANGEI
, Ais to
o • 4
- • CI tiee,
the styles are varioMi; 3 ats can have the latest
styles from the follbwing fashionable foreign
•ports, to wit
. ,
MOCHA. JAVA 'I ll
LAGITYRA JAM
.
, • : " ' • '':
1 .
."
In the ma tter of - .
..,
i 1
O
- PROViSINS2 .
-1 ~ 1
...
, 1 ,
Flour still wears hoops over all, and dispenses
with trails as unprolltable,; I have all grades
eatable:
,Also,
PORK, DRIED BEEF AND HAMS,
ogether with a full assort' ent of light groreries
and canned dollen ,ies. As ever
M A ,'l l H E .
Pays Cash or Trade, for all MARXETABLE
• ' piopv Er
CALL AT MATHERS'S.
Wellaboro, Apr.l, '6B
'OVERNMENT
PROPERTY-AT fRIVATE SALE
Wi rr nia Seto
AN IMMENSE AII3OIIOIVP OF PROPERTY
!BOUGHT AT'OONERNMENT SALES.
Consisting altielly of
10,000 Sets New and Second Hand
Harness, Bridles and Collars, 3,000
; •
. ' ' Saddles,
. Alt at los, : . .
2,000 WAGON COVERS all sins, new & worn,
5000 WOOL AND RUBBER BLANKETS, & HORSE
1 COVERS, MILITARY LATHING, GREAT
COATS, FROCK C ATS, BLOUSES,
PANTS, SHIRTS DRAWERS, &a. • -
Also a large: Pit of Reins, I ead Lines, Buggy Ambu
lance and Cart Harness. Dot blo Trees Lead Bars, Port
able roma, &c., go. Wheel Team , Harness, little
worn, all oak tanned leather, serviceable, cleaned and
oiled, $5 per hone, including Bridle Lead, do $.1 4 Am
bulance or Stage Harness with superior leather Traces,
perfectly suited for farm or gthieral team work. double
sets complete $25 to 30, Bridles $1 to $3, extra hair
lined Artillery case, do $2,50 and $3, Double Rein $1,75
to 2,25, Halters $b to $l2 per, 'dozen, New Officers, Mc.
°tenon Saddles. $l6 do, with plated Bit Bridle $lO,
Brass Mounted Saddles. geodes now $9, with Bridle
$ll, Boys Saddles $O, Wagon' Covers, superior. 10 and
12 oz., Cotton Duck .0 to $l2, 1000 Hospital Tents,
new and good as new, 2 oz, Duck, LI feet square $25 to
$5O, with poles and pi . e coMplete, Wall Tents $l5 to
$2O. Wedge do $6 to $8 Shelter Tents for Hay Caps
$3O to $5O per 100.
Grain Bags, 12 oz. D' k, 2tp l Bushel $0 to $lO per
dozen, also full assort o out Of !Seamless Bags.
Small order by )txp ess, C, 0. D.
KELLEY'S
LIBERAL DEDIJOTI INS •TO WHOLESALE' DEAL
EA.
(Formerly on F
71 Nonni SISCOND ST.,
Alse, : s l PARK PLAQ
Descriptive price Hit s
April 8,1868-3 m.
100,000 Po n i ds of Woo
yvi
,
TR! eulleoriberg ,
will pay Caeb, Pull-Olotli,
0 seimeret, Flannele ho., act., for Wiwi.—
They also manufaeture ae'ueuttl
-...
TO bRDER, ORj ON SHARES,
'`-
. „ •
,
to stilt aurtorners. All work vrarranted as rep.
resented. They invite particular attention tp
their Water Proof
which are warranted in'e •
lar attention
ROLL•CARDING & C
Tpenty years, merlon
mite thera•in ,eipeeting
' No, shoddy
DeLano do CO.; it' We
the sato of our Cloths.
JOSEPH
Deerfield, May 13, 186
Fa* • fo , ~,S ale.
THE subscriber offers for sale a farm in Jack•
son toWnship; on Alder stun near Mitchell's
Mill, containing IQB acres-0,5 linprovod, and 35,
wood land. Said farm has- a now frame house,
good barn, young apple orebard and good water
thereon. Also SO ac os timber land adjoining;
which will bo sold w th tho'abovo if desired.—
The above_property ill ibo sold, cheap. Title
good and terms - easy. TriCiains at this Office, '.or
of GEO. W. HUDSON,
March 26, 186,8.-3
A farm of throe hundred acres, with two ban , -
drod and twenty-five acres improved. Sit
uated two miles north of Tio'ga Village, on the
Tiogi River and itailitica, Well watttorod, un
der a good state of cidtivation, and good builds
, Also four hennas apd Rita for 'sale in Tioga
village. • • ,
Tiara, Feb, 12, 1868-tf4 I • „
10.IJA4,43AED—Clasli pild for Flaxseed by
P. R} IVALL/M45.4 00.
•
1111
Tl',ko(a!tilona for
rel.,
nook downivard, and
Iver with Wipes.-
MM
EA----TEA I
rawiag furnished to
• pound. Of the styles
I may mention that
Tea
Black
for it, I ' einnot get
d words which the
TEA"COMPANY
V. T. MATHERS
ITKIN & 00,
ont St, SOW) •
„
UST BELOW Anon ST.,
ILADELPHIA, PA.
N.
lint on application.
MElik
ailViatllt
.ery respect. Partien
$i 'on to
'LOT If -DRESSING.
, ) .
o in ti c 4 br!iness war
r
generous atron%o,
°this inane. 11
aboro, aro iigontel for
&, SONS
on tho promiBes
Valuable' Farm for
~Vale.
THE'GREArniti:Oll 18,-i
I,V4sOli:it.:Ya#4.lkenbuit's• •)
-c PUBLIC BENEFIT
Li RROORAMMM: -
,I PAM', E 23157 . -- -
'• In vie* of the coniemplittek'XtailrOsa soon Co
to be built to Wollsboro - , - the preprietorehave
concluded to give the people hereabouts, daily
tortginatentx through theses'', commencing on
the d4th.of January.- The , Ant plete,totitled,
. „
"tIVE ANII LET LIVE 1"
iN Two . . _
Live ' Wkszon * f Ali VALICEISIMEG.
Let iivo, ' ' Tea Pear a. 4.°
This groat drama has &Arta crowded hones
both in this 'and tho old Pountries, and le a -
mitted by all to be ono,of the most profitable, I -
tempting, and best pieces extant ,
Tickets to: the Dress .01rote—FREE.
PAR'!' SECOND.
We wish it distinctly andeirstood, that a 0
classes of politicians. and even - those who feel
a little Wolfish,—and in tact nono aro ozoluded
'from the
BAZAR 0r HENN !
Where wtrean fuinish any, style, hind and
quality of Gentlernen's wearing apparel ou short
notice, and at prises aitonishlng low.
•
OUTTiNG DONE ADMIRABLY.
Cloths,
,CEOirperes, Yestings, Ladies'
Cloths, and. large variety of,
Ladid Dress °beds. '
But Map ; ant u cheap its themhesput
Ttekete to ePciniuefee—FßEß.
A IHlsn.
In this great T .godY for the benefit of the
public, wo would. not omit soyi,og to the Ladies
that we also keep ayorything. to,'roplenith their
NAir4r4M*ol3().
• Come one and all and' witness' the above en
tertainment.. We do hot Claim to be old Stare,
bnt shall endeavor to *do our beat to girt all the
North-of :their money.
•z•
,1 .Relerved Spais.fortke Ladies:
• . Remeinhei the Om,
NO. 2, .UNION . BLOCK.
- -
' N. B.—We shill eve our patrons the full ben.
efit of the deeline .in prices; and extending
thew' our thanks foi the very. liberal pationage
heretofore extended : we - solicit, a. contlnuano
of the'aatue.
A WILSON' .t.VAN VALICENBUR(I.
Wellaboro, Jan. 15; 1868—tf.
Home Life' Insiirance Co.,
No. 258 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
A LL the net predis of this Company go to
lithe Assured. - . . : • : •
No forfeiture of - Polidiei. ' ,
No Limitation 4:to;reildence or TrareL
The Home has an ample Cash Capital most se.
euroly invested. - : -
WALTER B. GR1T1111TE...:..... ..... ; Pres. 1 1
GEVIRGB O. P.IPLXT; • 4 ' - Bec'y. 1
I. IL PHOTHINGHAM, • ' ~.... TREAS. : i
WM. J. C0FF1N,....... ......... Avrtritur. 1
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MORGAN HART , AO, Welleboro.
March 4,1808-6 m. ' • . , ""1,
For Sale . or .to Rent.
A WAGON SHOP, .and lot centaning 72
ja. square rods. shop 24128 feet, and two
story high. - •
Also—a house and , seven sores of land, two ;
acres of timber and a-fine young maple orchard/
thereon, • with 53 fruit trees of different kinds.
This property is looatod .within a few rods of a.
steam saw-midi. carding machine, school house
and elireh. ' ,
will pall c heap,'separately or t ogether; gether k or
will rent'them-for
a term '.of - years. This In a
fine chance for any man with a little eapitak.i
0; ,SIITTON:, •
East Charleston, Pa., Mareh 25;1268-3m. -'
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ATTENTION FARKER,4I -
PRING has come;' arid desiring full
1.0 barns can have them by buying):
1 7:3 q-ndirtear -
'at the: kill of I. Champuey it Co., which vie are
selling at SO per ton at' our mill on Elk Run.--
All kinds - of Prodneif taken ,in. auditing) for
Plaster. Give us a call.
I. CIIAMPNE4 Sr. CO. „
Gaines, Tioga, C0.,.Pa., Mara .26.,'888-6m*
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For Sale:
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1 4141}t SPLENDID BOMBING LOTS, in the
t-Y Borough of Wellsboro, and a TIMBER
TRACT of 400 acres in Delmar, three miles from
this city—heavily timbered. Terms easy. a
Jan. 8., 1868. • WRIGHT BAILEY.
Wellsboro Wool Carding
TllE proprietor' bating put hie Machin in
tirst.rato order islaow.riady to card to or
der any grade of Wobl:':l49'Oards are of the
finest quality. '4ll Wrol,'fine or, coarse, should
be well . cleansed for the benefit of both'partiee.—
All work donel With 'dispatch, and ivarrantedP
May. 27,1868-2 S. A. R TBOLD.
Scales
TIRE Buffalo PI tform. Shale!, all ordinary
I_ sizes, for heavy; and counter use, may be
feumtat , the Hardware - Store of Wm. Roberts,
Wellsboro. These - Eaglet Are the Fairbanks pat
ent and have no anperior • anYwhere:•.' They . are
made in the beat style and have taken a the preml
utri at all thigreat exhibitions. z, "
• I have the sole agency. for these Scales In this
region. WILLIAM ROBERTS.
Wellsboro, Fob'. 12, 1988.
Lath I I.Shitigleia Limber I
A LWAYB on .band •at Poite'w Mill, Niles
Pine and HemlUolifl • tb, shingles,
and lumber, as well as all, kinds . . hard wood
plank and boaras. ' Lumber deli** • d to'order.
O. W. FOSTER.
Niles Valley, May '186 7 ,4ta.• ,••:1
'Administratora Notice.
T.ETTER'S of administration having been
granted to the undersigned upon the estate
of Simeon Butler, late of Delmar Twp., deceased,
all. parsons owing said estate, or having claims
against the same„ will settle with • i •
, 131M9X-, V. BUTLER,
Delmar,, May 13;18681 .Admer.
Coal for Sale: •
COARSE BITUMINOUS ` ' COAL 'COAL, for Salo
Cheigi, by
Sept. 28, 1867 D. P. RQBBETS. •
. LIMY, 'F - ciltgArm.
3 . 000
BUBDBIa of LIMB for aalo at
Mansfield Station this season. 50
eon to per bushel, 0r . 51,75.per Barrel. •
P. V. CLARK, Statlon,Agent.
Mai: Acid; May
- 20, •
Hero Frwit Jar.
500 GROSS of the lIE t 0 ITIT JAR
foe ei
W. D. T$111; ELL •.15
00roingiN. Y.
Wo ate prepared to fill• Ord -ra' for the Hero
Fruit ,jar as low . tiler eat' be -bought any
any whero, and shipped' from . Corning. •Wo can
give special rates owlarge quantities. It is the
best and most salable ..Tar in tho• Market. dot
quotations from usibefore ordering elsewhere.
liarchlB, - 18138.+6m ' • -
IDISITING TACELE=—RO,OII.EBtiIc - FIAES,
.11.` REELS, SNTILLS # LINES; •11,0.135; :LEA
DERS, and a gendral nss'ortniont• of 'First' class
Fishing tneklb fat salo, by •i • •
1Yo118boroi14,Iay)13,186S-3t. , L. A. SEARS.
A.' J. 'THOMPSON
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• E.VANSFIELD P . 4.)
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BLACKSMITH, has-two fires, and is 'prepared
I. to do sit kinds of work in hislibe istitt prompt
ness, and in a wOrktitanliko manner. Ho aimes
at exeollenso inlie•trade. .: ,.. • ;
Mansfield June 3, 1868-Iy.. : - • il,
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200 Bushels, Titnathy Seed,- 190 bushks
Clover seed, tilloieest kinds
' " . '' ••• . 'WRIGHT .t ',IIAILEy.
100 BABHELS Lithe forsaleat '
WRIGHT • BAILEY'S.
T 4111.1T.—A'now kind of liimpforßerovent
A,/ no broopogo of oblzonois...st .1z44.1E7113.
,cales ! • Scales !