HOME MATTERS.
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Now Advertisements.
Wellshuro Bakery—C. Stevens.
Dentistty—Dr. Van Hearne.
Special Notico—M. B. Prince.
Washing Machine—J. M. Wilkinson.
Administrator's Notice—J. IL Brown
Dissolution—Boughton Jr , C
Mediral—Dr. C. K. Thompson.
Auditor's Notice—J. 13. Niles. •
Plc-Nic.—The public is invited to itt
tend a picnic in Knapp 's Grove, mar Farming
ton Bill, July, 4. Everybody is eNpectod to
bring rations.
SEWING IiAOIIINES.—MrI3. Soli elcl,
Milliner, is tho local agent= for the salo of the
Wilcox & Gibbs Sowing .Machine hereabout.
One Of these Machine!! may be seen in operation
at her rooms.
'THE DAIRY.—The Cheese factories
aro now in full blast and. doing a good business.
The Eaet Charleston Factory, his made 150
cheeses which are raported to us as something
,nice. Mr. JC. Mrs, Johnson are the makers, and
'they have few equals in their vocation.
IMPROVEMENTS.—We have neglected
to notice the erection of anew houseon Queen-st.,
below Water-st., by Mr. R. W. Bodine. It Foto
lee!! to be a substantial improv went, and the
first one upon that portion of Qti n st. since it
was opened. •
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ACENOWLEDGEMENTS.—I he 4 g italor
is obliged to Mr. G. W. Hathaway, ofoga, fo r
a lot of the biggest tomato plants we have seen
this year. May his luck never be less.
Also to Mr. Jere. }Moir; of Charleston, for a
sample of new cheese from his dairy. It is Era
rate.
To TAXPAYERS.—Wo are requested
to state that the .dublicatcs for borough and
School taxes remain in the bands of the Receiver,
William Roberts, until July 4, only, under the
now Jaw: 'Delinquents will do well to take notice
that after that day the uncollected tames . will be
placed in the bands of the Constable, who Will
collect the same by summary process, and 5
per centum additional to costs of collection. i No
further notice will be giv,en.
ELECTRICAL PITENOMENA—We had a
splendorous electrical display hereabout last
ThiirsdaY night, though the fall of rain was not
much, and tho thunder moderate. The ittmos
pheri) was highly charged with electricity, the
discharges filling the vault of the sky with lurid
dame. Some speak of feeling the shooks in
their persons, as if connected with a battery.
The meteorology of the season is remarkable.
BAPTIST COUNCIL. —•Tile BaPtist
Society of Wellsboro have issued an invitation to
tlo Baptist Churches iu Blossburg, Covington,
Mansfield, Tioga, West - Jackstn, and Whitney
vile, to send delegates to meet in Council in
Bunnell Hall Welleboro, on Wednesday, July 29,
prozitno, for the purpose of recognizing the
Welleboro Society as a Baptist Church in fellon;-
:-hip with the Association. •
Rev. W. M. Ring of Owegotas bocn invited to
preach the sermon of recogni ion. Rev. T. S.
Sheardown of Troy, will conduct llqa evening
exerctees
The public is-invited to .atteuti tho mooting of
the Council.
PARTIES.-E. S. Parr gives a Party
ut his Hotel, Tiogo, Friday evening, July 3.
F. D. Bunnel gives a . party in his spacious
Elklnd, Thursclay,evening, July 2.
Ueo. Jordan has a party atj his Hotel, LaW
lence Friday evening, July 3.
There will_be an Independence Dance at Cole's
\Hotel, Stony Fork, Friday evening, July 3, to
which the pleasure loving public is invited.
MORE SWINDLES.—WO see it stated
that a new swindle is in preparation for Tioga
county\ farmers. It is in the shape of a patent
iron sham -and, recommended for its economy.
Farmeis are cautioned against purchasing this
"Aonoinical\aorangement, unless they aro aching
for a burn. The better way is to let all hum
bugs alon'. This swindle has, itis said, cost the
Western Farmers \ ‘2oo.ooo. As a rule, all desirable
improvements in farming utensils can bo pro
cured at the nearest \ d7ot for such implements;
and it does not stand e reason tha, any man can
travel and deliver heavy \ goods as 'cheap na you
can get them from a regular local dealer.
ICE-CREAM.—At a taleng of the ladies of
the Baptist Society of Wellsboru, held at the
residence of Mr. Charles Williams, Tuesday
evening of last week, it was decided to provide
for an Ice-Cream entertainthent eery rue sday
evening, in Bunnol Hall; also Stra \ i!beies and
Cream during the day and evening otthe Fourth
Or July. The proceeds will be devoted\ . to the use'
of the Society. Wo hope that the enterkise will
command a generous patronage, as it affMds an
opportunity to gratify the palate and do g'ci d at
the same time.
Since writing the foregoing wo bear Hlat h
and Mrs. M. M. Soars, first door below De Lano\
Cu's store, upon learning the action of the
Baptist Society, propose to donate the proceeds
of all raloi of 40-Creatu made by them this
ev:_niug to the Baptist Society. Tho proposition
is very generous.
MANSFIELD ITEMS.-01.1r correspon
dent writes.•
Mr. A. Vetereoti is building a frame dwelling
un 1 7 .1mira-at., near the bridge.
The furnace has been standing still, with fires
I,loel t.d, since the 21 inst., owing ton leek of
laborers.
The Alert B. B. Club has rented grounds on
the 14end above town, and is getting into pliay
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The side-walks on Church 9 . 1 d Elmira Streets
aro b,eing put in good conditicM, and the village
is steadily mending its ways.
CELERRATIONi—The citizens of Lib
erty will celebrate the 92d anniversary of Amer-
II Independence at the Block House in an ap
propriate manner. The programme is as follows,:
Prei,dent —Wm. Foote, Esq.; Vico Presidents—
Jcbtt B. Bastian, -J. F. Hart, Isaac
Fulkrod, John Leavegood, Leonard llarrer,
Gen. Re.44le, J. Sheffer, Geo. ‘Vheling.
Mai +hal Gen. R. C. COI. Assistants—Lieut.
Win. Lieut, J. E. Anit, and .A Cochran.
I.di L. W. Johnson, M. D.
B, Niles, M. F. Elliott, Esqs.
Choptains—Revs. J. I'. Neel', E. Sehiunaker
and P. Rishel.
Renclerpf Toasts—D. S. Alaelcyy.
ul i toe. of A rill ri gem e» t avy or, U.
131. Nanewell, Oct). 'Wilcox, Philip Kohler,
Jr., U. A Veil, Win. Merrel, A. Keagle, Christ.
li kellei, F. Thomas. 7
prceusion will form at 10 A. M. and
neurlc t, tbe , Grovo. A frill Band of Music will
.A.NtoNe.4 THE BRICKMAKIMS, WO
pull n vieit fo the brickyards north of the vil
m6e on Pritla) and were highly gratified with
‘vl..it we saw. Tho yards arc located on tho;flati
upiilbat. thu Culiotery and aro two in number.
itoge ow: id operated by stfr. Isuao Scars,
nil. t.a , waehine which simplifies the work of
roodaihz, nod was turning out brick at the, rata
of LAW per hour while wo wore preseht. It is
by levers and keeps a bevy, of boys
busy at striking and removing tho brick to the
(1.3 tag ground. Mr. Sears has contracted to
ftunialk 600.000 brick for the Church building ,
alai private paltice, and his job is well under
way. lic was fulfilling the prophecy of the
li u ture which teaches that man shall live by
Won, when we arrived on the ground, and wo
kit him working out tho common sentence.
lex rodssouth of Sears's yard is another,
Upt ri.i,d by Mr. Frederick Margraff d.nd Sons.
AL.rz... 9i ititoff arc putting up a kiln 01150,000
t7vl(-, The workc of moulding dud
ht.r.: done Ly hand, and the Welt are
very landsomo indeed. Mr. Louis fldavgraff is
- the pritkeipelimealder, end ineidds rreei:6o!),
6000 per day.. The Marg rugs .11 kiln ii./1510lni
brick last year.
DEEM
The flats upon lihici4 4 ,.the'sof..;ards are located
contain upward yf 40 acres,' and are underlaid
with a stratum .of fine brick clay seven feet
thick; enough, of conree, if economically used,
to build a city of brick houses. !Dm', enterprise
deserves tho utmost encouragement
Gosstp.-Two things co ntr i bute
much to make up the sum of eexatio l ns "under
the sun I" to wit—Talent, without:Aim; and Aspi
ration without Force: The first is a gin fired et
random, and the second a stetint engine without
a boiler. te'oneti beard of a young: mart i iyho
was accredited with wonderful parts. • At ;school
he seemed to get his tasks without 'effort; what
others studied hard to learn appeared to come to
him by intuition. lie' was foremoid in recitation,
in the sports of boyhood, in fdats of agility and
Strength. He was a natural mechanic, a good
draughtsman, composed with case, Was almost
wise in everything. The neighbors looked 'upon
him as a prodigy and predicted grent things, for
him. At twenty-one ho sat down 'and tried to
select the business of life. Looking over the
business, avocationtt, and professions they all
appeared to him as slow processes of advance
ment. At twenty-five' he bad dabblefd in a dozen
things and failed to suit himielf., Lawswas too
dry and formal, mechanics .too dirty, medicine
too uncertain, and involving too melt sacrifice
of elegant leisure. At thirty' he had made the
round of avocations and made no choke. At
thirty-five be had lost all power to, choose. At
last ho dropped out of mind, and nlten'only recol
leeted that twenty ;fears before there was a lad of
great promise who lacked wisdom and energy to
seize upon Opportunity. And so the lad of prom
ise lapsed into the man of nothingness, and the
possibilities of a life of usefulness and honor
were cdoverted into broken threads in the warp
of life, the loom stopped, and the weft...remained
unfinished for lack of filling. „
,Bad enough! but there may be two sides to
life. We have read of another lad who obtained
theoretical knowledge only by en equivalent of
labor. The seeds of Knowledge fell upon slow
'soil, germinating painfully under the compulsion
of the midnight lamp. Whatever he sowed had
literally to be harrowed in, find hoed many days
in succession. But; as may 'be conjectured, what
was annual and ephemeral with many, became
eternal with him. At twenty-five ho had master
ed the elements of hook knowledge find reduces!
theory to practice. At thirty he had surprised
his old file»ds, and won recognition as a man of
remarkable attainments in the intellectual world.
At thirty- , five his position in the worldwas,itu
pregnablt The superficial men of his time ,
sneered itthinr,-tito envious snarled and detained,
and the depraved hafed-him. Still be, pressed
Gll, his eye on the mark descried so long before;
and when ho had done his work and "folded
the drapery of MS couelt aboUt him" at life's
close, he knew that ho had succeeded, and the
world know and acknowledged it. And when
the balance sheet was exhibited, the ;debitand
credit jii§t. Wei - iced. The reader'will attach the
moral.
—The spectacle of aft abandoned man or wo
man is never agreeable. Tho spectaCle of au
abandoned 4raveyard, with its leaning and
broken stones, its graves overgrown with briers
and foul weds, its prostrate fertees, end the gulfs
left, by the:letrioval of bridles to more desirable
places, is also disagreeable. We live strangers
from the regions south and southWestof l Wellsboro
will he particular to enter the village by the State,
Charleston, or Tioga roads. By no means 'dare
to approach by the road which enters Pearl-st.,
from the southwest. Fur by that • avenue of
egress and ingress you must pass, if your horse
will let you, an abandoned graveyard,: open to
the Commons, with broken stones, briers, thistles,
weeds, and yawning chasms from which the re
mains have been , remo+ed to a better resting
place, the Cemetery. Tho unsightliness of this
place will strike the stranger forcibly. As for
our own pee;ple, they have seen it to often that
they do not mind it much. Tf, as we suppose,
the remains of the relatives of so no of our own
citizens still occupy that awful desolation, and
the suttiver! do. not move 4 for t putziame... ti llm
people woo nirce tatere.J.,
deposited may be pardoned for waiting some
bedy!s_metion. But the dilapidation, the air of
neglect everywhere visible in land around the
yard, plead for some befriending . : philanthropist
to take steps toward fencing It in, out of the
Commons. Did the body of a friend of ours rest
th4e, and his ghost neglect to appear and pro
test, we should be sorely' tempted to doubt the.
immortality of the soul. Nothing but the rank
est skepticism c.in fully account 'for' the: neglect
whi ' cli we have but feebly described.
STRAWBERRIES.—The Atchison (Kan
Ens) Free PreAs, snyg:'
"Some time ago we published a paragraph
from The ellsboro, (Pa.) Agitator, relatirig ,
the success of Mr. G. W. Hathaway of Thiga, in
the cultivation of strawberries. We have since
received a letter from 4 ).1r. Hathaway on the' sub
ject from wiriela'Wb'ektract'the'fcillowing,:
"I tried foUr Years before I sueceeded:in find
ing tho'hind of strawberry best'suited to this !co
cality. MY first best is the Willson's, Albany
seedling. That has produced the best crop of
any' end has paiditt,the rate $2,600 per acre, and
then,l lost near 4 erie-third by wet weather, and
the scalding sun rotted them. I try, from three
to five new kinds each year,•and throw sway
that do not succeed. . .
I sot Durand!ki seedling lag- sense.; the sOar-1
e runners and a Gernirin strawberry. Ido not
iko .*ho latter. Durand's seedling promises 'fake
hie season, and so does the scarlet.
I setout_this season, the Willson Durand, Tri
utnph de\Gatid,-and the 11.ueselli for tlic main?
rop of nee and the Jacunda Green Pro
lific and I for a test. I have found no
ground too strawberriei or othdr crops.
The Willsc let for rich soil, deep tillage
and plenty I like to pick berries that
measure from 34 to 5 incheilfi circumference, and
five bushels 't.o tho - rod
,"ground. But (our
bushels is a very fair or*, pa.y about
$4,000 per acre."
MR. GEO. C. DOWEN;Agent: I have
htid the Wilcox A: Gibbs, Sewing Machine, left
by you at my house, in use for rather more than
a. month, duriag which time'my wife haS tested it
thoroughly for every kind of - Family Sewing.
As a bit of mechaMsm it has, no, superior in its&
line, being as - nearly perfect in • all its — parts as
machinery can be made.• It has never missed
,a
stitch, never refused to work right ahnig on all
Eorts.of fabrics, and has never been out of order.
As for that matter I see 00 chance for it to get
out of order, so simple is it in its construction.
Among its (lA:Camp:les I nifty •mention the ease .
with which it i's operated, the impossibility iof
putting the needle in wrong, 04 efficient mode
of regulating tension, and rapid work. Another,
and not the least of its advantages over , any
other machine in use, is the location or 41k,:thei
machinery oboe, rho table, so that the 4c can
detect the slightest irregularity, if aught of that
sort occur. Again, it is almost 11060!3:16 in opor
ation---a very great advantage. Thk ingenious'
little fixture which prevents the wheel from
running backward, being a part of the shield
shish prevents the fraying of the, skirt of the
operator, ought' to he adopted by all manufacturers
of Sewing machines. lam certain that wo have
no I,it of furniture about the lhouse with • which
we would not part, in preference to this tireless
servant, which, though , instinct with life and
beauty, subsists on tuff a dozen
,drops of' nil a
day, :Ind never arks for wages. • • •
WeHebert', Pa. June 24. 1808. AL il. coin
Wirtimrr A RIVAL—No elmole used in 'nuk
ing its Loek-stick,tever tave a or ripe, dues the
greatest variety filwork ever attempted on a sin
gle muchirm. Wheeler J.; Wileon's Improved
Sew.tng, machine, ' ' Fells, • braids, Cords,
Binds, Tucks, Embroider'', and works Button r ,
boles at the rate of, 700 por hour. Samples and
Circulars sent free to any address.
G. N. Valkley, Agt,
Tioga• Co., Pa.
Juno, 17, 18118—lee.
A .17entiful Sea of 11111 TCCOI 01119 $lO and war
• ;
• ranted.'
Teeth extracted with the least possible pain
Nitrone Qxide, Choloroform, or Ether adtpinis
tered when, desired. Cell and examine apooi
mops of work .hotfore going eleewhero. Remota
her the place Over the Book Store Wellaboro.
„ DR.' F. S. 1101 1 (ARD.
J4no lid 1.868-4. ,
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GREAT INDUCEIAENTA !
A1.,t1„k3r0.:4-1 Pee ;Li g ycitor that
Vuupk pitoet:at L
550, antrgic. , an tine'entictnanly fling tangents
f t ir Mi. ilariling'a Itihlw, I.y calling 11410 pro
.l. toted agenie." The facts arc that Mr. ifard.
ing l' ,ll .l4heE till ItibtuA that sell fur more than
$35, retail, and that I ant an actual, accredited
areal of 'Air. Ho l ding for thu counties of Brad
ford and. Tinge, ne may he easily verified by
I Wru. W. llar.ling, •Philadelphia. Very
Titily 3 E. P. BASF!.
liar,linir's Albums—the best in market on side
nt P. R. Williams A; Wellsboro,
at 'A gent . wires • •
Ruston
Frrneti enbi
Cookie',
TzrtB, alitnia
EL 1#4,1,-.1(,)
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The .largest: hest anti heapest assort
ment ot ftauus e twought into Tioga. CouqT„ i
with largo pictuvls in every . way to so ft , and !c&trd,
photographs at $1,:10 per 1102, rill going fast at
_Frank t 4 pencer's Art 1:lallery, Nianstled . , Pa.' "
Lee. 25-tf. •
THE AMERICAN COOKINCI STOVE
WESI' MARTINSIIIIIZO; Now•. 2U, 1866
MCSFI:I+. SLI RAU, PACICAIID, S: CO :
tle»tlenten: The Atnerienn llot Air Cooking
Stoves that I bought or you Oct, sth have ar
rived all in goo'd order, and all sold. I wii.h to
say to :yoti tbat the American , Cooking Stoves
wide!' I purehar.ed of you give 1 i'fcet mid 'entire
satistnetioEl.• Lconsider it'the best in the world,
and too much (..atuott be said in its favor.‘ As a
cotitt tieve:it cannot bo surpassed, as a heater it
eaniod. he I•4•at. It will do the most work with
the least feel of any stove I ever saw in use. It
will Lori, given wood better• than any stove we
have here ; we have the Stewart, A: Homo "c:Com;-'
for J, and a number of other:•, but they don't com
pare will? the Auu•rieau. You are o i l liberty to
Else illy naine to any testimony in its fitvor, fts it
C:1111114 be too highly praised.
You r 3 truly, Z. Mu:l4m.
For Sole by CON VERSE Osuoun Wellshoro
Alay 13.—not. •
AT Voll:itiS 110uhl STOItE.--YOU will find: All
the New York Dailies; the New York, ,Boston,
and Philadelphia Weeklies, and Monthlies, at tho,
Publisher's prices. One adeduta,ge in taking•
periodicals crolll YOUNG is, that. :yin! can take
thi•!n !rot-11day, week, or month, and stop them
at any time. Back number. , always supplied.—
Call and tat Conant's Patent. Binders far preserv
ing papers, magazines, and music , .
[ Wensboro, iNlay 13, 1811S-tfl
State Street, Wellsboro, Pa., finishes photo
graplts. in,•ftlin Ink, Oil, or watercolors, for
tho trade or to infliridnal order. Copies old pic
tures, largo or sumli lit a. finished manner.
A II kinds. or Oval, and Square FrAmes on hand,
and at Iv , low . prices as eau he found elveachere.
rOs-li taken in exchangfoi . stvll Jclnds bf work
or goods.L. - .A . p•.'43.;05-tr. "
Binr.u.--If you wn!nt a Harding
F am ily Bible worth from $3 t 0,530 call at Young's
Rook Store and exaMine his stock. Remember
that pretended agents always add their traveling
expeoccq to the price. and 'make you pay it. I
sell at Publishers prices. April 29. if.
- llousr. YotiNo has just re
ceived Two Thousand Rolls of 'Wall Paper for
Sp t i rw St,,clc, in Eighty different Styles, includ e
ing liroirm.; Leather Colors, Whites, Satins, and
Satin Gilt. for Kitchens, Parlors, Rolls, Di t ning•
Room , fc.l Rooms. at prices 20 por cont. lower
than In.i year, aich ; Borders' of oil kinds to
• ‘Viuflow fixtures, (4 kinds,)Window pa-
Tier (17 At . Nlys)(ll.illi gilt shades (10 styli:Bo . Cur
tain c ord, tasaalbt, pieture•itaiig, hooka, arid
screw eyes.
ALSO, LOA ing Pictures, Pielnre-
Frames, and almost' everything necessary to
beautify your homes. lienieutber to call first at
tho WELLSROTiO 33001 STORE.
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of F.ottera romaitling unclaimed
I i'i.Ft otll'c at Wellshoro, Rine 21.1811,;
ltria)c, B.' C. Buckley;
Mr! Pell Brawen, Mrs. Ltito Duck
ldy,' All:, 1. 1,1. 11rts:elt, Nelson Clio,Nliss Alice .
Chiloon, 'Nils'', Mary A. Omani, Susan Converse,
Mrs. F S Edwards, Clura Francis, Chas. Henry,
111r9. Alice Nimble, Mrs. E. 'A. Kimball, Alits.
Ada Michel, Putt l';$11, JoAti Phi'ins. Ervin
Rout, ts, Salquel Feely, Polly
Wilson, .1. If Wilcox; II: S: - Wairc`.
" rlyorti AL HART. P. M.
SPECIAL NO
=MEE
y
Willeox & Gibbs Sewing Machine.'
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"rt, ,0,0) it stronger and lees ,babietto rip in
elite or wont.' than 1110 toett , Stirell."—"Jachi6'
Repot t ~t the "Grum/ 5r.0.1 for `tie
"Repori, : ",and . eninples of,Wbik, containing bo th
kind; tit ehp,, on trio onion picot% of goods.
GEO; C. BO\VEN, AGENT,
Apr. 29,'93-I,q. for Tiogn Co. Knoxville, P 9
SIIYIILIA SIDWABUS .q,II#,ANTUR.
• 1101V/lEOPEITHIO . SPECIFICS,
peH:AVE PROVED, FROM VIE MOST ASIP4EE.4:,
riencin an entire ; ~
Efficient, and Reliable. They. aro the enlx-.ltlediellfe4
perfectly adapted to popular use—ao simple' that mis-
takes cannot he matte 3n using them; so hartnless as to
be free from danger, and so efficient as to be always re
liable. i They,liare raliedt . ete,,yieletdlcontincittlat ton
'froin%ll;'and alWe.Yi Molest' BaMfitet
No.
tl, Cpres revert, Contesdlon, inflammatioo...... 25
2, do Worms, Worni-Feyfr, IVoym-Colie 25
3, do Vryiug Colic, or Teething of infants-. 25
4," do D i ar o lam of children or adults 25
. .
6, do Di roor it o ! rv , Griping, uilimv. cwic, 25
0, do Cholera-B/Orbila, Vomiting' . 25
7, do Coughs. colds, Bronchitis F... 25
8, do
.NOUridgia. Toothache, Facoache ... :.. k.. p 25
.9, do ITOUdaahos4, , Blelz , lleadtiblre, Vertigo ,25
10, do Myspepsia, Bilious Stomach 25
11, do Suppressed or J ytinrill Period 9 25
12 do VithitdA,lb6 pfulose Periods 25
13, do Croup, Cough. di ffi cult Hi citilling
14,
do Salt Rheum. Erysipela3, Eruptioini... 25
15, a? Rheumatism, Rheumatic P. 11114
1 0 , 4 / 0 ,. Kovur.und Ague, Chlll.4 . oer, Agues BO
.17, :-., d4,111416011,4,1i n 1 tVr fifer , 41 jug '` --' ... .. .50
13, do 4-pltthaliriy, nod ',roe, of ircak Nyeq.... 60
10, do c4tarrh, acme or chrome liiiluenzii (.0
; 20, du Whooping-04mb. 4iolouf Poimivi... fit)
21, 110 Asthma. opyrivoArt s,,,uhi n ,. ' i,i; ;60
22, do Ear \plSCharges, impelled Hearing- 50
23, do Scrofula, onlari;vl Glande, Sttellingi.. 60
24. do G enc „,l lit,illl'ity, Nip:4lll ‘VO.t1(lle(10,•:.4,0
25,, do
_llrftp i ll% athd, item), pevintiones, 50
,4i /4. i 0p.9-qicitsein ilAka*Artitit,kiiling... 50
27, c 'do liidney-DlSeasO, or:n..l' 50
25, do Nervous Deb4itir, Seminal i-mid.
iaiNS
mions, itiyohoitary Discharges 1 00
29, do S oro Mouth, Canker- i• , •
go, tido*** 00
31, do Parroriods , with Spasms......-.. 50
32, do
. S 0 iiingiiS'nt change , of life 100
33, do Epilepsy, Swims, St. Vitus' Dance 100
34, do Diplith i qin, nievrattal slore Throat 1.0
• ' ' Ai 31 lb CARPS',
OF 35 LARlik: VIAL:• , L(+RAWLY) CleT, CoNT4.I:V/Nti A
eiria:Vptr. 1.1'4V 01:1D,INAltY DISEAsi: A FAMILY
Is sint,sker Tu. AND A 4100 K. OF ntimertines...:..sl(ll)o
Smaller FAAIILV Rh '2.0 to
• 2S $6 to $6
Specifics for all t'IIiVATA ilisEAtl.s • both fur CUM
1:40 .and fin PiterrNiavF. treatment, mid
als and p,. 1: ,, t $2 to $,6
Llea?-Thegs , Itenwhlrti,by [Lim ease or singlo box, aro
sent to'llll):ii3ri pt llnd country, by Mail or Eximeear,
free of charge, on receipt of the pike.
Address Humphreys' Specific
iloindopathic Medicine COmpany.
,Offic9 95,1 In,pdti No. 662,11ROIDWAV,
Dr. II0M1011:1.1' , liM cilithulleil daily at his otitis, per;
Bonsai) , Or by kite . . for all lot ins tliseatm.
FOR. I.: -fir ALG D 1:11G01. ,
August 21. V..; ily. •
. . - „ „ . , , •
WTI( l i i .' S 1.1 . 1, , ;0)1Y ATTENDA'N'TA, —1.91 V
i'
1 . sr' RI Tl, lIEFRESSLON, INVOLUNTARY
Emis y sl.G . Nsll, I. ; ,, Cor I SEXiESI,' 'SPERiIATORRIICCA,
111 I
LOS OF I' .IVEK, DIZZY' IIEA . D, LOSS 'Ft , MEM-
Pit . AND THEEA'rENED I.IIF(I.TENCE AND IM- BECILITY: L fioal a SOVEREIGN CURE ilt , 1.1i.M
-PIIREYS' iipmEoi)ATlne SpEclne
No. T W Jr: N T Y • EIO 11T.
Coiripe , vd.of 41,0 mutt valuable.
b uild a lid, poputt Cu
riitiVes, tin:y/41 , 1w at ..ice the 11,01 of 111.- matter,,tone;
up the syhtettf.iirri•st Ille'diseharged. - itttctinparti vigor
And energy, life and vitality to the claire man. • They
have cared tholvtincl. , of omen.. erke i 5 per packagoof
six boxes, and viall or a per single bus., Suld. by drug.
gists, Rod sent .by t well et) receipt of price. L.' Address
HUMPHREYS' SPECIFIC, ICOMEOPATHIO MEDI.'
OLNE b0.,602 Bso'Difitt;'Ntw Tots. 21au;87-Iq.
13. B. CASE
Bread, Graham BrTad,• I[ot•
g loaves, Card Gingerbread,
)M O , Tea, Nit)zeg,,,Sponge Cahem,
to be ha d ri - esh and good, at
KERY. •
C. O. THOMPSON,
ICES.
IZZEZZI
=NM
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numirfintis , '
ItTERVGIIS DEBILITY.
--
5.4 : ;_i W CO og • 1? VES. ; il , i ;
no Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, will solid (free of
charge) to all who desire it; thoproscription with the di
rectMUs Dm Making mid itshig , the 'biotite remedy by
which be vele etiktyl tlf,ti lung affection and that dread
diseastiCensumption.- , Ilis only object is to benefit the
afflicted and ho hopes every sufferer will try this pre
serlptbm; slit will cost them nothing and may provp
A 1‘14.4,4Ag, ~ Plow 1111400 .!, ii f.
i• , ~,, Ater:: 4:DWAR Yr WILSON,
4
22may07-43'. , - Williamsburg, I rigs Co., N. Y.
, 'L -. : ..i '•
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.#Rituifq,OF. YO U7ll.
.A. Gentloman.who Auffered for years from Nervous
Dobllityellietlititate Decay, and all the otreeta of youth
ful indiscretion, will, for the sake of suffering human
ity, Bowl free to all lylio,nocil it, the recipe and dire&
Dens for making the simple retnetly by which ho was
etytea. Sufferers miilifitg to tlotlt by, t)10 ' advertiser's
64etielICh, Cini'dii ise by Mfdresslitg, in perfect coon
dom.°, ;:--- • • ." • -- .IPIIN V. OGDEN. .
22mny67-ly. 32 GotitteStrtadt: Now , Yptlt• ;
YES r
6 IES YES 1
• 'it: CO., have get the best,
• largeptiattvlicheap9tit stogkef IYrugs, !80 - .
iq Pk ‘ C4l4. Araaieinitel Taintloollls,.DYe BtUff,
Brushes, 'arnishos, Glass,
Putty, Yankee No
tions, Perfumeiy, ffr Oilot Bcittp; . "Piihing Tackle,
Over litought , into this itqunty.s They
will positively sell evorythitik in their. line cheap •
or than can ho bought;elseivhere. They bought
their grinds in large huathitits and for nett cash,
and can and will sell chettp . tir than any 'other es
tablishment in this' eotihty, Culi Mid examine
Mock 'and 'Oleos. ' P. A. WILLIAMS lc 00.
May 9, 1865. N6' union Block.
Queries. .
UT - HEAP.' cart clof,u'buyi3r# find Pure gnilioh
• Vl'
Whit liedd t and Oil, Vutiliebeg,
‘lionpost, nt
WILLIAMS, 415 CO.
Who solla,the' purest and-best Drugs, Patent
Medicines, and Rye stutr,
;. • *, ItirsLlA MS, & CO.
Who keeps the largest stock cif" Paint -- Powders,
Tooth, Bair, Cloth aud•Nail Brushes ' and sells
the cheapest, P. R. WILLIAMfiI, CO.
Whore eau ,you go tolind the botit and oheapeut,
TOW and Baving_ '
soap, Pocket Knives,Perfum
ery,' tfairOil, ; Poniados Writing Paper Pons and
Ink, to ' P. R. WILLIAMS, lc CO.
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Slietelitl - Notice •
TooV:tlAtisenni3t a e l r l o o s i tv er in ki t tos he pu rchase
of
Flour,
, IFFD, •NE AL, HAMS, FISH,
t.:l' all kinds, will find it to their advantage
to call exst wittu
z , qoops PRICES ,
at M. B. PRINCE'S ) Mozart Block
N. B —Capp paid for Grain, Potatoes : 8008 ,
wax, Bout,', Egg-, &e. ' _
Juno 20, ISII!i!
M. B. PRII OE. ,
WASHING MACHINE.
AS. M. WILKINSON, of Cbarleston,baving
.ittS tlictiksed 114q, l rigItteAtt hi . aksi,artdlvend the
tie AVablibig Tidga County,
hereby gives notice that the machines ore being
made at Van Born's Cabinet Factory, Wellsbore,
tvlicre they may be procured.
The hest, cheapest, and inert sensible machine
ever invented.
I
Cont"- Jun e .24,1868.-If. , .
;t
'77issolution.
TBE copartnership heretoforo existing W
twoon tho subscribers in the Wagonmaking
businois is dissolved by mutual consent. '
The books are in dm hands. of Charles
yestor. Iloughton for settlement.
IiatOHTON.
C.ll. CROWL.
Delmer, Juno. 21, 1868:4
v
IL
ASH HID FOR
- WOOL.
' ..t i
Wellibnro, June JO, 1808-4 w
HEAR YE I HEAR YE! HEAR YE
BARRELS, FIRKINS, ,
BUTTER "TUBS; Acc.,
Kept eonstnntly on hand, and furnished to or
dor,'l4;
. W. T. MATIIERS,
...?,
at his new atom, 2d door above Roy's Building,(
W9/ 1 44 1.0 - ,
C V~JGA, I'T,,ASTER
, , ,
,•
AT. rlit'lr":2!ipply of , hreslcfine , ground Cayuga'
.a,. Plneterdtrist, rticoived nt Otren's Mill near.
Mansfield. C. H. OWEN.
Mansfield, .Tuna 3,,1868-I,ly. , •
Notice.
T. F.TTERS TES PALS.IIINT:4,R.Y Jotting been
Jur granted, to ~ tbe ttndersigned upon the last
will and testamet 'ofJonathan Stokes. late or
Partningion, deed, all persons indebted to said
testator, taint all persona claimingagainst tho es;
tate,' are reiltiosted to settle with, I. C. Price, of
Farmington Center: I. O. PitICE,
Juno 10, 1.908-owm
OST—.A ',note, drawn by Ja obi Priitsman,
4_l -payable' tb nie or bearer, six months infter
date, and dated Oct. 3, 1666. Said note was
ler.; about thn of Patellar, ' ,1867: u rn() re-
Ceitit t; %Oith 'tifitlai• - sed on the back. 'rho
note. was drawn inr the paymenvol.,oB,2s,
uso. 'Thiyinen.t.of ,said' note liqs been foibidtlen.
, •. JAMES RILLS.
' r • ' 4 isre
•arstang on, tilp , ; • :
4A N new kind of lamp for Kerosene
t brOkatie of ehlinneya—at FOLEY'S.
BAILEY
NOAH CORWIN,
rs'rs.
YWR 23SEMENTS.
PREPARED FOR
Sprit% and., Suuniner Trade !
T. L, BALDWIN ,Rt 00.
TIOGA, PA.
Ty AVE now on hand and still coming, a large
XI. and well soleo(ed stock of •
=EI
r0,09,j) GOODS,"
comprising overythingneedod. purttook of
OEM
&gun =Ku eaamo
can't bo boat much
ALPACAS, POPLINS, CAMBRICKS,
FRENCH lACONETS, ORGANDIES,
PEQUAS, VERSAILES, BLACK
AND COLORED SILKS, ' •
. •
.ALSO, ,I IItIkiI AND FRENCH POPLINS,
SHAWL AND CLOAK DEPART
MENT COMPLETE,
TithibliNGS; LOTS YANKEE NO
TIONS, HOOP SKIRTS, BAL.
-MOREL . .SKIRTes, OPERA
FLANNELS, CORSETS,
;pONESTICS,
; i at &very small margin
:RY/Apxr*.Aßg
Cloths and Cris , ainaeres And a Tailor to
Cat and Fit.
Boots and Shoes,
HATS AND CAPS, STRAW GOODS,
CROCKERY, WOODEN WARE,
HARD WARE, SHELF HARD
WARE, NAILS, IRON,
SALT, LIME, PLASTER, PORK, FLOUR
Don't forget to look over our stock of
GROCERIES,
tho most eomplete stock. you can find} such ns
TEAS. 'We, are old tea drinkors and kilow them
to be good.
SUGARS, MOLASSES,
everything in the Giocery lino, Ounja Bank
Codllsh•Bay Afaekeral, Ashton Salt, what mattes
the Butte° good, and nice firkins to put it in.—
Alio, Butter Tabs and Pails ; Butter sold on com
mission—no charges for -handling; but would
like a small . pertion of tho motley you get in re
turn, that is if.our prices 'suit,' •
FARMERS TOOLS,
full line. We are agents for the Ohio and Buck
eye combined Mowing Machines; general depot
for fixtures and extras for the the chore ma
chines. All kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE
taken in exchano for Goods. We propose to
sell our Goods re. sbnably. "Live and let Live"
prices given at ttr, counter—only ono price.
li., BALDWIN it CO
Tidga, Pn, , A S nl .
{29,1508,
NEW i SPRING GOODS-
J. A. Parsons liir;CoN
Clffiir USD 'STORE!
ME
; I
•t •. .
T ill; SUBSCRIBERS ARE OFFERING
•
Great Inducements
to all buyers of
Dry 7 ...goods, Boots (!‘ :Shoes.
Oar stook is all new, and cannot bo surpasadd
FOR VARIETY AN CHEAPNESS
The following is but a saiall, portion of our
BARGAINS:
GOOD pRINTS; 10eTs 1 * „
BEST " 15
GOOD rp suRETINor,S, 12,1
• 131,2,11U5t1A8 11.5cas
I,
EXTRA " SOFT FINISH 20cTs.
SUMMER PANT STUFFS 20 7.0'50cm
• TICKINOS,Is 6D +o 2s OD . FORBEsy.'
~1
ALL WOOLS AWLS $3
4Wwocirr e _o qsims46tscTs TO $
`ILEAVY' G IN aANS 16 OTS.
FINDALPAC S gl' To . 50 OTS.
ALPACA PO LIDS 50 CTS.
.
PARASOLS 7.5 To $3. • . . '
' StillthltEßELLA ;351,25'i0 $2,50.
1100 P SKIRTS 75 TO $1,75:
LADIES' GAITERS $1,25 To $3.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS 10 CTS
LINEN HOSE, GOOD 25 CTS.
ME
It will pay to call and examine our stock as
wo are buying new Goods almost 'daily and soil
ing thorn very cheap.
J. 'AI. ` PARSONS et Co.,
June 10, 180.
SALT can be bad in any quantlly tie"'
WICKHAM &
Tioga June. 3, 1868.
•:: :
W E have received a very LARGE STOCK of
on the moat favorable hams, anti will be sold at
very small advance from cost. We think we
hazard nothing-in saying that we keep the
and the BEST QUALITY of Goods that are
kept in the place. •Ilave a store light enough to
see what you are buying, and pledge ourselves to
quality considered, as at any otherestablishment
We continue to make our
on • short notice aid in the best manner. We
have added to our stock a good as4ortmont of
BRUSSELS, TII 1 REE - PLY. INGRAIN,
COTTON WARP, HEMP, AND
• STAIR CARPETS.
GREAT 11. S. TEA COMPANY.
and sell TEA'at Now York prices by tho single
pound. All visiting Corning, are invited to call
and examine stock and pries.
Go to _KELLEY'S and see the Lott:tat Arrival of
MRS. FRY'S CORSET AND SKIRT
ECM
.Coilaing, N. 17
New Spring Goods
IN CORNING.
SPRING GOODS
BEST ASSORTMENT
SELL Ab _L9W,
CLOTH TRADE
one of our specialties, and when desired
MAKE THEM TO ORDER
CARPETS,
consisting of.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH
and MATTING, and can sell them
HOW VERY , LOW.
We aro the pietas for the
SSIITII &
Corning, April 8, 1808.
MICOX-01:) , CO'
NEW - G-OUlio:
Consisting - of a gonoral visortment of
vs z d
C/i A O4 1, , c 3
A 2 et
0 c'pl =:; CI
co
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0 . , p 0 *CS g C 4
t •z al 0 U.
W -4 c:: , cg X
4 ri) tj a I=4 0
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A 8 Za: Pe4
0
SUPPORTERS, AT
s t xarriau lu gung Am eqV on putt tpra Isar
NEW DRESS GOODS AT KELLEY'S.
StAH'lriHll 3 11 STIAt.VHS "WM
GENTS' FURS AT KELLEY'S
.ASJ- No charge, for SHOWING GOODS at 47Fe
C. B, KELLEY'S,
Wcllsboro, Oct. 30, 1867.
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS
FOR 1868.
uTE beg to call your attention to our stock of
TV ,
Nillinory and Straw Goods ,
for the Sprig and Summpr Trade, which is now
complete, add selected with care to meet the
wants of all, and embracing full lines of all that
is now and novel, and at the lowest possible rates.
PATTERN HAT -FRAMES'
of Madhoid RhDing's large' and exquisite assort
mont, of which wo will give our friends tho mos
deblrable st
s fee.' °
Mrs. 'E. D. MITCHELL.
April 22, IS6S—tf. Broad Street, Tioga, Pa.
AGENTS WANTED FOR
THE OFFICIAL HISTORY
OF THE WAR,
Its Causes, Character, Conduct and
Results.
137 . 110 N. ALEXANDER H. STEVENS
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yet published, and gives those interior lights and
shadows of the groat conflict only known to
thoso high officers who watched the flood-tido of
revolution from its fountain springs, and which
were so accessible to Mr. Stephens from his po
sitiOn as 'second officer of the Confederacy.
•To a public that has been surfeited with AP
PARENTLY SIMILAR PRODUCTIONS, we
prom istf4change of faro, both agreeable and sal
'utary, tied an bifellectual treat of the highest,
order.,, Thu groat A utericatimar has- AT LAST
found it historian worthy of its importance, and
at whose hands it will receive that moderato,
candid and impartial treatment which truth and
justice so urgently demand.
The intense desire every whore manitosted to
obtain - this work, its Official character and ready
sale, comblited with an increased commission,
make it the best subscription book ever pub
•lished.
Ono Agent, in 'Ruston, Pa., reports 72 subscri
bers iu 3 days. Quo in Boston, Mass., 103. sub. ;
scribers in 4 days. One in Memphis, Tenn. 100
subseritters in 5 days.
Send for Circulars and son our terms, and a
full description of the work, with Press notices
of advance stoats, dm. Addreis
NATIONAL PUBLISUING CO.
• 26 South Seventh. St. Philadelphia, Pa.
May 27,1868-41
BBIII.IIIV
I sing, I sing of a curious thing,
Almost as strange as Boggs upon Tyng;
I've swung 'round a circle as,round as a ring,
And While on tho down cast part or MY swing,
sirtyped at the city and took on tho Spring
1
STYLF, OF CROCRIES
SUGARS ARE LOW IN TIM NECK,
Molasses Sz Syrups
have a freer run downward, with a ftnanel-sha
' . pod trail.
IviCadaimerel.,
however, aro cut front the neck downward, ;and
the , atllo is blue and silver with stripes.
TEA
. _
will be prepared from a drawing furnished ; to,
every customer who buys a pound. Of thestyles.
to suit complexions, cbc.,l may mention'tlutt
you can have if yeu.long for it. I cannot get
time to look up all the bard words which the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
I ,
use to startle the innocent people about the coun
try; but you can depend upon finding the very
, . best of Teas tit the
BEE HIVE EXCHANGE?
ii Corfee,
1
tho Vies are various. You can havethe latest
styt s from tho following fashionable foreign
ports, !o wit:
AIOCTIA. JAVA, RIO, LAGUYRA JAM
AICA, &C.
PROVISIONS 2
Flour still wears hoops over all, and dispenses
with trails as unprofitable. I have all Jades.
eatable. Alvo,
PORK, DRIED BEEP AND IL
nether with a full asgortmont of light g
and canned delicacies. As over
Pays Cash or Tradi, for all MARKETABLE
PRODUCE.'
CALL AT MATIIERS'S.
Wellsboro, Apr.l, '6B. W. T. MAT HERS
GOVERNMENT
PROPERTYAT PRIVATE SALE ,r
W ITKIN s, CO. .1
AN IMMENSE AMOUNT OP PROPERT7
BOUGIIT:AnGONF,RMIXAT EAU - Ls. .4_
_ ._ Consisting cb.rcuY.,onnd Hand
Harness, Bridles and Collars, 3,000
• 'Saddles,
All styles-,
2,000 WAGON COVERS, all sizes, new 4.7 worn.
0000 WOOL AND RUi3BER BLANKETS, & HORSE
COVERS, MILITARY oLoTuiryo, GREAT •
COATS, BROOK COATS, BLOUSES,
PANTS, BLURTS, DRAWERS, 4c.
Alto a largo lot of, Reins, Lead Lines, Buggy Ambu
lance and Cart Harness. Double Trees Load Pars, Port
able Fotges, Ac., &c. Wheel Team Harness, little
worn, all oak tanned leather,eervlceable, cleaned and
oiled, $5 per horse, including Bridle Load, do $4• Am
bulance or Stage Harness with superior leather Trot:el,
perfectly suited for farm iegeneral team work. double
sets complete $25 to 30, Bridles $l. to $3, extra, hair
lined Artillery case, do $2,50 and $3, Double Rein $1,75
to 2,25, Halters $5 to $l2 per dozen, NOW Officers, Me-
Olelian Saddles, $l6 do, with plated Bit Bridle $l9,
Brass Mounted Saddles, good as now' $9, with Bridle
$ll, Boys Saddles $O, Wagon Covers, superior, 10 and
12 oz., Cotton Duck $6 to $l2, 1000 Hospital Tents,
now and good as new, 12 oz, Dock, 14 feet square $25 to
$5O, with poles and plus • complete, Wall Tents $l5 to
$2O. Wedge do $5 to $B, Shelter Tents for , Hay Caps
$3O to soo per 100. .
Grain Bags, 12 oz. Duck, 2 to 3 Bushel $6 to , $lO per
KELLEY'S
ozen, also full assortment of Seamless Bags
8133111/ order , by Express, C. 0. D.
LIBERAL DEDUCTION'S TO WHOLESALE; DEAL
ERS.
71 NORTH SECOND ST,'JUST BELOW ARCH Si.,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Also, 5 PARK PLACE, N. Y. ,
Descriptive price list sent on application. '
April 8,1868-3 m.
100,000 Pounds of, Wool
THE subscribers Ivill-pay Cash, Full-Cloth,
Cassimeres, Flannels, ,tc., Sc., for Wool.—
They also manufacture as usual—
TO ORDER, OR ON' SNARES,
to suit customecs'. AR work warranted as rep
iesented. They invite particular- attention to
*lid' aro warrantod'in ovary roBpect. Partiou
lar attention given to
ROLT.,,CARDINC} & CLOTII-DRESSING.
Twenty years experience in the business war
rants them in expecting a generous patronage.
No shoddy cloths made.
DeLano b Co. at Wollsboro, are annts for
the sale of our Cloths.
JOSEPII NAM' ,t; SONS.
Deorfiela, 1868—tf.
Farm for tSale. -
subscriber offers for sale a farm in Jack
".son township, on Alder Rim near Miteboll's
Mill, containing 10U acres-65 improved, and :15
3,v(imi land. Said farm has ai'new frame Louse,
good,barn, yoting apple orchard gotid water'
thereon. IA Is° SO acro3 timber land adjoining,
which willbe sold with the above if desired.—
The above piperty it hill ho 501(1 cheap. Title
good and terms easy. Inquire at tliis cface, or
of • ; GEO. W. HUDSON,
March 25, 1868.-3 m. on the' Promises.
A 'farm of threo hundred acres, with two g
dred and twenty-five acres improved. Sn
orted two miles north of Tioga Villago,; on tho
Tioga lliver'and Railrecd. Won watttered, nn
der a good atom of cultivation, and good build=
logs. • Also four housits and lots for sato in Tioga
village. •
T. L. BALDWIN.
Tioga, Feb, 12, 18f1S-lf•
pAX-SEED—C as h paid for Flassecid
Co.
P. t. WILLIAMSit Co.
- TRIM!"
This fashio,ne for
And more astonishing still,
TEA
BM
Black Tea
As to
In . the matter of
E'lt, S
M A Ir
PITKIN & CO,
(Formerly on Front St., now)
Wanted.
their Water Proof
oloog_nmmmop
Valuable Far»t for Sale.
TEE_. GMT DRINA Op '6B,
Wilson & Irian Valkenburg's
PUBLIC BENEFIT 1
PROGRAMME.:
PART
,
In view of the contemplated Railroad soon to
to ho built to WeHeber°, the proprietors have
concluded to give the people hereabouts, daily
ontertairituents three :1h thayoar, commencing on
the 14th of''.l,anuary: The Bret pies°, entitled,
"LIVE -AND LET. LIVE I"
IN TWO, CHARACTERS. •
. ._. , . ..,. „.
Live, , IYILSON eL yea VALKENIII4O.
Let Lived ' ". . "- - - TEE PEOPLE.
Thisgrcat drama has 4 rt crowded houses
both in this and the old °unifies, and is ad
mitted by all to be lone of t q most profitable, in
teresting, and bost!picces o fent -
Tielieta to thl Dresa.Oircle—}FßEE.
, i •
.„ . , Ppm fitroaP..• . i' '
Wo
_wish it distinctly, understood, that all
classes of politicians, anc even those who feel
a little Wolfish—and in f ct none are excluded
from tho
BAZAAR, OF „vatsitiori't.
. ,
„ . ,
Where We; can furiaish any style, kind and
quality of Gentlemen's wearing apparel on short
netice,,and at prices astonishing, low.
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TEA I
.CUTTING DONE ADMIRABLY
Cloths,.:C.assiniero§,'Toratin'gs,
' ClOths, and ety
Ladies" Dress-Goo s.
Best kinds, and ns cheap a 9 the cheapotti.
Tickets to thn Pargitette-1
In this great Tragedy for the benefit of the
publie, we would Wot , omit saying to the Ladies
that wo also keep everything to replenish theiri
Wardrobe-.
Come ono and all and witness the above en
tortaiemont. We do.itot claim to be old Stars,
but shall endeavor to do our beat to give 'all the
worth of their money. •
Reserved L'eats for the Ladies.
Ren.iemlie place,
NO. 2, UNION BLOCK.
N. B.—Wo shall give our patrons the fall ben
eat of the decline in prices, and extending
them' our thanks - for the very liberal patronage
heretofore extended, we. solicit a continuants
of the same. •
WILSON ;4.t VAN VALKENBURG.
Wellshoro,Jan. 15, 1888-tf:
Si ~.
t _ -
Tome Life Insurance Co.,
No. 258 BRI)ADIVAX, NEW YORK.
ALL the net profits of this Company go t.
the Assuredi
No forfeiture of Policies.
No Limitation as to residence or Travel! -
I The Home has an ample Cash Capital usost se.
direly invested:
WALTER S. GRIFFITH
ot:gytal: C.
I. H. FROTHINGHAM,
WM. J. COFFIN, - ACTUARY.
MORGAN HART, Ag't, Wellsboro
March 4„-186S-6m
.1.,
oceries
For. Sale Or 'to- Rent.
AWAGON STIOP, and lot containing 72
equare,rods. Shop 24x28 . feet, and two
storys high.
Also—a house and seven acrea of land,ttwo
acres of timber and a fine'young 'maple orchard
thereon, with 53 fruit.:trees of different kinds.
This property is located within a few rods of a
steam saw-mill. carding machine, school. house
and church,
I will sell cheap,- separately or together ; or
vill rent them for a term of years. This is a
one chance fur any man with a littlo capital.
M. 0. aUTTQN
Emit Charleston, Pa., March 24, ISGS-3rn.
thliTY--NTTcThTirikV r-P l
QP come, cam g
ij barns can basic them by buying
at the Mill of .i..Charnpney dc' Co., which we aro
'selling at $6 per ton at our mill -on Elk Rep.— ,
All kinds of Produce. taken in exchange for
Plaster. Give us 11.
• I. CIIAMPNEY CO.
Gaines, Tioga, Co., Pa., March 26,1868-6m.'
j For Sale.
18 SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS, in the
Uorougil of Wel'shore, and a TIMBER
TRACT of 400 acres inelthar, three,ruiles from
this city—heavily timbiD p ied. Terms easy.
ikitn. 8,188 S. • WRIGHT a: BAILEY.
Wellsboro Wool Curling.
1111VC proprietor, haCing put his lkineltines in
X first-Kato otdor is now yeah to card to or
der any ginde'or Wool. - Ills Cards are of the
finest quality: Alt 'wool, fine or course, should
be well cleansed for the benefit of both' parties.—
All work :dorm with:despatch;and. warranted:
S. A. HILTBOLD.
:Scales tles ! LScales
T"' , ,,,,Gito . Platform . Scales, all ordinary
eizee, for heavy, And- counter use, 'may bo
found at the Hardware Store a Wm. Roberts,
Wellsboro. :•Thicto Scales aro the Fairbanks pat=
ent and hare tin snperior anywhere. They aro
:wade in the best style aryl have tttlzen the promi
'ora at all the great exhibitions.
I bare Om solo tigonoy for theso Scales in this
region. WILLIAM. ROBERTS.
Welleboro, nib. 12, 100:
• Lath Shingles Lumber 1
A LW AYS' on hand 4:Foster's hfill, Niko,
1 - IValley. Pino.and Hemlock, lath, shi4los,
and lumber, as well its all, kiridi orhardATood
pin nf : and boards. . Logiberdellveted to order.
• . ' G. W,. FOSTER.
Niles Valley, May 13. 1363-3110 •
aoal for Sale..
,
rioAD.sE. BITUMINOUS COAL for Salo
ki Cheap, by'
Sept. 2S, 1867,
LIME FOR SALE.
()nil BUSHELS of . LIME for eat° at
e", x_r wk./ Mansfield Slatton this season. 50
coo is per bushel, or $1,25 per Barrel.
P. V. CLARK, Station Agont. -
Mansfield, May 20, I,BoB.—Gin. , '
Hero Fruit Jar.
500 PRO r 78 0 ,,,,
of :tho HERO FRUIT JAR
W. I). TERDELL k CO
Corning, N. Y.
,\Vo aro prepared Eb fill orders for tho Iloro
Fruit .as low as, they can be bought any
anywhOro, anti shipped from Corning. We can
give epecial rates onllargo quantities. It is the
best and most salabltiiitr. in tho 'market. Got
quotations.frOm us ligforo ordering elsowherti.
March 18,•1868.—firu
AiAVINO sold my location and good will in
the practice of Deptistry to Dr. 0. Themes,
would respectfully .recommend him to my Tie
trons I. hare made arrangements with him to
perform all operations fur, which Ihayecontract
ci• I can recommend. him' as' a gentleman of
skill and ability in the' ilvntril'art..
• .r. IZAND'ALL.
Tioga, Pa., Idoy 1345-tf...Surgebn Dentist.
FISIIINaELS, TI L ACKL-I,I—:ROCIIESTER FLIE_S,
RE :;,NELLS; LINES, RODS, I LEA=
DERR, and n, ,ionerai risFortment_ of First elri.l4
Fishing tackle; for f-alo,-by - ,
Wellsborip, hlmy 12. S'6S--:-.lt. L. i 'SEARS,
1,.-
A. 3. 'THOMPSON,
•
.EuAggro:Ll) p.p.].
üb:(mcsmitit;'hos twrilites, and is-prepared
• to do all kinds of work in his line with prompt-
MRS, and in a werkmanlik - e manner. He aiu3e:
at excellence in his trade; t : - •
Mansfield June 3,1865-Iy. • '
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•hy_ S ed.
'-s 1,.
9/1/1:Bushola Timothy- Sjcoa. lOU bushel:
i‘oVN-1 o . lcmcr,setta, choices libido
WILItPITS:. BAILEY.
•
00 BARRELS Lim
IWRI
EEM
PART .THIRD.
D. D.P. ROBERTS
Notice.
for salo at
lIT .t BAILEY'S.
.Pres.
Sec'y. 1