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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, WS.
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New A.dvertiaerrientk
Seed Wheat—W. V. Bailey.
Oxen and Holies for Sale—J. r. ltusling
Farm for Sale—A. Borden.
Roy's Cholera Drcips—Dr. Roy..
Attention Farmers—P. R. Williams k Co
Republican Meetings
The East Charleston Club will ineet at the,
Welsh School House, Satuiday evening, Aug. 22.
ppeakers will be present.
The Middle Ridge Club will meet at tlit
n edy School House Saturday evening, Aug. 22.
Speaker's will be present.
RELIGIOUS.—Rove. W. A. Smith, and
N. L. Reynolds Will exchange pulpits nest Sab
bath morning, at the usual hour. •
Our paper goes to press.befora - the as
tembting of the Convention, (though dated a day
later) and by delaying the paper wo could only
announce the general result. Full proceedings
uest week. • •
A special meeting of th 'Vega County Medical
Society will be held at Iriega on Wednesday
Sept. the 9th, at 1 o'olook, P. M. A cordial
invitation is extended to the Physicians of the
county. " D. BACON, M. D. Seo'y.
PICTURES.—Mrs. Bryden has two
pretty pictures at Young's Book Store, and as
modest as they are pretty. We have seen
Pictures of much loss merit in the public galle
ries. There is a chromo fruit piece worth looking
at.
THANREL—TheAgitator is under o -
ligstions to Mr. Sprague, of Charleston, for ‘a
peek of new potatoes—the: finest of the season.
Mao, to Mr. D. Dookstader, of Charlston for a
like quantity of Juno potatoes.
ACCIDENT' AT ATINOT.- 1 A fall of coal
took place at the Arnot mines ontMonday, Ang.
10, instantly killing Michael Mahe4-, a miner. He
leaves a wife and helpless
PERBONAL.—MaJ. V. A. Elliott has
been admitted to practice as Attorney and Conn
color at Law and Solicitor in Chancery in the
Circuit Court of the United States for the iiistriet
of Nebraska. •
• SEED WHEET.—Mr. W. V. Bailey, ad
vertaes a quantity of White English, bald wheat,
for seed in another column. This wheat is said
to be superior• to most varieties raised in this
county, and probably has no superior anywhere.
It was raised on new land and will be clear of
impurities.. He has prepared it expressly for
nod, and we hope its introduction may be gen
eral. Good seed is a desideratum.
CAUGHT.—The Colored vender of ob
scene pictures alluded to last week, was caught
by Constable Van Horn, at tho Block House, last
week, and brought to WeHaber°. Ho was exam
ined before Justice Young and held to answer in
the sum of $5OO. His accomplice in this place
was li;dd to answer in the sum of $2OO. The for
mer, unable to procure bail, was committed to
jaiL The 'letter was bailed. So far so good.—
NoW let ue l l eoe whether there' is virtue enough in
Israel to de justice.
DESERVED COMPLIMENT.—We find
in the Lawrenoe (Kansas) Republican, a letter
giving an account of the recent commencement
exerdises at Alfred Universal, in which a hand
some compliment to one of our own citizens is
desetvedly paid. The writer says
"Among thoi exereisei was an address by Rev.
N. L. Reynolds; of Blossburg, Pa., a student at
the Institute some seventeen years ago, and now
an excellent and worthy - Baptist clergyman of
large influence. I ventured to tell him he ought
not to bury himself up among the hills and coal
banks of Pennsylvania, but come out to Kansas,
where men!of worth and ability are wanted. He
promisds to visit the State, and if ho does, I hops
ho will stay. He will be a valuable addition to
the learning, the moral and religious enterprise
of our State."
THE AUGUST STAR-SHOOT.—Those
who happened to be ahroati from 10 to 12 o'clock
last Wednesdaynight, 12thjinst., may have no
ticed the meteorio display m`bieh clothed•the nor
thern skies in splendor. Tge fall of meteorites
...ona is manbout throe par zainnte far an hour and
a half, some of them being very One,
which.started in the constetlation of the Dragon
and moved on a line parallel with the horizon for
thirty degrees, leaving a trail at least 15 degrees_
behind, was very beautiful. The - point of depart..
are was nearly always in the region of Ursa Mi
nor, thqugh not a few clusters appeared in the
starless space between the pole-star and the Dip
per. The night was unusually cold, and at eleven
o'clock there was a display of the Aurora. Frost
Was noticed in many places next morning, though
no damage was suffered.
Had the passage of the earth through this me
teorite belt anything with the sudden fall of the
mercury Wednesday afternoon ? At six o'clock
there was a ehaw, November blast, from the W.
N. W., lasting about thirty minutes. The term
of cold seems to) have oulminated in frost," and
Thursday was quite warm again.
COVINGTON - TElilf3."A correspondent
writes: "Mr. Harrison Copp, of our village,
killed a rattlesnake on Dr. H. Kilbourn's farm,
10th inet., in the hay-field. His snakeship re
joicedinfourteen rattles.
"A
-Council of the U. L. A. was organized here
on Monday, 10th in!t., evening with thofollowing
officers
Pres.—Thomas Jones; " P., S. S.-Packard;
A. V. P., 0. G. Gerould; See.—J. C. Johnson;
Treas.-- 2 4. 0. Pine; Marshal—H. A. Fisher;
Herald—M. G. Leo.; Sentinel—E. C. Williams.
Meets Friday Evenings.
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"THE LIFE OF HUMAN SOULS"—By
Rev. Wesley Cochran, A. N. Duodecimo, 221
pages. Perkenpiuc d Iliggini, Philadelphia.
The author of this little book is well known to
our people as Presiding Elder of Troy District, E.
Gcriesseo Conference of the M. E. Church. The
bdok is divided into three parts, treating of the
Wet of human Souls while on the Earth,' their
lite - between death rind ressurreCtion. and their
liTo,titter tho resurrection. The subject of spiritual
lieeis treated in a catbolie spirit, and wherc - er
the author passes into the spc:culativo realm of
thought his flight is always controlled, and never
otravagant. The argument is conducted through
the,mediuto of dialogue. The author inclines to
the belief that there is no Intermediate state of
the soul between death and resurrection, but that
the son' at once goes to its place; that heaven is
a condition, and without definite limit; that no
lazy souls'will he found therein, but % that the
spiritual life of the void life oftictivity
the language of the author—" The harmonious
development of nil the powers of the human
being with which he is endowed by his \ , Creator,
land the seeking and enjoyment of the' supplies
offered which are „adapted to sutisfy, are evidently
,the spheres where• human , happiness 'is •to be
found,"
We can cheerfully co s t - emend this little book to
all aho desire to read the - argurnen ts of u vigurone
thinker and a pleasing writer. It i. b,autifullV
printed and substantially bound.
GLASS FACTOItir AT 8L0543.1361.ici.,--Our
Covington Correspondent. "A. M.
( B." writes
"Lust summer an association of Glass workmen,
principally Blowers, leased the Blossburg Glass
Works, put them in order, anti made a very suc
cessful run, their fire having been out about No
months. Iturilig the time the• have erected h i
new furnace, and are now heating tlf , tqr u aid;
months run. it is understood that it has IrCell
quite successful, the association receiving regular
wages fur their lahor, awl's; fairiiiiidcuct besides . .
They have materially enlarged their finance and
pots, and expect to malie a large amount of glans,
The men are all practical men, and onOt, to know
when it goes right."
"Jerry Ilealey, a miner at Fail ii re,,k, was killed
on Thursday last by a fall of coal. Ilie brad win;
smashed badly, and he only lived a short time.—
Ile was buried on Saturday at floss, the Fenian
organisation turning out in full force,"
" TheCovingtcri Glass Works commenced work
for the sinter o» hfornlay last. It has a frill ziet
of hands,land everything in ship-shape for turn
ing out i'p.rge quantities of thu article "W,
T.
Holman is the manager, and Messrs. Sanders )
/ievrell .t Co. of Syracuse, are tho Proprietors."
BRADFO . RD COUNTY.—The Troy. (M
-ettle caya it ban seen a beautiful pocket chronom
eter, made by-Mr. A. I'.. Flint, jeweler of that
Once._ The mevemente complete were made by
Mr. Pllifit - andf:the --ivatali- keeps correct" time,
11. I. Boardslee, of Canton, died Met week from,
heat And overwork;''
Judge Long is fitting -up Hall 'in ex'-
eellent taste:
.
• The Repo'rfer says that the bridge across the
river at Towanda' was twice struck by lightning
daring the recent StOrm; A barn . in Standing
Stone was destroyed by lightning the same day,
together with four valuable horses In -its /Rabies
'The. Argus complains of Horse thieves.- It
says that men come to Towanda nearly every day
after their horses. The thieves take, refuge in
New York.
SOAP AND FEATHERS. Mr. L. A.
Potter, of Charleston, township, ,the 'other day
gave us an' amusing rebitinn abcint two nica
l es practised by itinerant vendors in that region
of late. The first was a soap receipt man, who
sold a receipt for making soap for $l, and gave
the purchaser a chance to draw fabulous silks,
satins, suits of clothes, carpets, Jcc. Mr. Potter
was invited to draw several numbers as an• ex
periment. He did so, and drew two suits of
broadcloth, several silk dresses, &e., &c. The
obliging traveler assured Mr. Potter that the goods
were shipwrecked goods, such as the Government
would not permit the sale of in any other 'way ;
and furthei"informed- thrit, - foi twenty dollars
ho could have the articles drawn, ten' dollars to
ba paid down, and the balance on delivery of the
goods. Mr. Potter preferred to pay the whole on
delivery of the goods, and the scamp left.
Some weeks later came along two fellows with
a big covered wagon. They were the feathers
trade. To the housewife they said "If you
have any old feathers, bring them on. We will
give you 40 cents a pound for them and in a few
weeks will return with new feathers at the - same
price:" Who could refuse to secure new feather
beds so cheaply? So the people broughtotiktlieir
old feather beds, ripped them up, and emptied
the contents into the big wagon,—receiving!, 40
cents a pound for the feathers. Now, feathers
-being worth 11,25 per pound, the cheat was plain
enough. • But plain as it was, many failed to -see
it until the chaps got several miles away. We
learn that they wore followed and made to die=
gorge; but if any 'chap or chaps over come so
transparent a game upon us, they may go and be—
hanged.
Good peOple : Once more we warn you not to
trust men who promise to give you more than
your money's worth in goods. The "benevolent"
stranger who is an agent for damaged goods, and
gives, or proposes to give you ten dollars for ono,
must be a knave, or a fool. :14cp,o1ear of him.—
born trust him. And remember, that there is no
exactly honest and honorable way { to get rich in
in a week.
Gossxr.—Suppose you have a boy of
eight years who, like most boys at that age, is
possessed of a gloriously good appetite. Pies,
cakes, puddings, et cetera, are his especial delight.
Seeing this, you consider the effeot of muoh
eating upon the physical frame in the matter . of
growth. You farther consider what an advantage
it would be boy were of such size that ho
could wear his fatlTiCFirc ff clothes. Feeding
being a means of growth you stu ho boy with
that which he likes best, and in the course of a
couple of years, if fevers and surfeits do not carry
him off, he can wear his father's coat comfortably.
You hare raised a fine animal, but overgrown,
and some day he drops dead in his tracks and
that's the end of him.
—What would the people say of you for cram
ming your boy with food in order to develop his
body so that ho could sooner put on men's
clothes ? Just'what they might say we do not
know. Probably there are no epithets yet in-.
vented by which such an outrage can be charac
terized. Yet acts as bad, possibly worse, are
done and permitted in many families, and no
body, or, next to nobody, ever thinks ' of remon
strating. For example: You have a bright boy
of six years. Ho shows an aptitude for books.
you urge him forward by praise and by evrards.
The boy of six is paraded and shown off before
people witlithe accomplishments of the ,boy of
twelve; The boy of eight is shown off as far
advanced as the boy of eighteen , and the lad of
a dozen years ls shown off no a full.bloivn man.
"Your Johnny is a remarkable boy," says neigh
bor Somas y "but is ho healthy 7" ' You . have to
reply that Johnny is a little nervous, bus a bad
time after dinner, does not sleep, well, and .com-'
plains of his head a great deal. • For this condi.:
tion nobody's to blame;" just Jas nobody's to
blame when a train of cars run off a track and
kill and maim a hundred men and women,• , Of
course nobody's_to blame. i It whs a good thing
to force a boy's brain to do a Mattis work, just as
it would be a good thing for a father to feed and
fatten his boy so that he could wear a man's coot.
—We aimed that at the "erammers," and
never'll apologize. 'Sometimes a precocious boy
turns out a brilliant man, but commonly n pre
cocious boy turns!) out a stupid nobody. And
then, how often a little broth : and sparkle is
mistaken-for wit and genius. - flow true 'it is
that "the proof of the pudding is in the' eating."
A wonderful boy never lives to ho a man,:and an:
ordinary boy often lives to be a remarkable man.
So things go by contraries the world: over,: and
life through. And the day - must , finally ionM,
when to cram a child with the learning Of books
will be as disreputable as to cram him with suet
pudding to Increase his size. So mote it be. :
—So much for the mind. Now, a word for 'the
body : ' This is the intlmmittory Oiled the
season. The days ere Warm and the nights are
cool, and the wise have already Ueeeinmodated
their dress to the changing temperature. Bolter
pmt on the flannel next the shin, and so get the
benefit of the irritation which keeps the circula
tion tending to the surface. This, of itself, is .a
preventive of bowel diseases and fevers of typhoid
typo. All sudden chills are dangorohs. They
may result in nothing worse than "a. cold in the
head:" and they may result in tyPhoid fever, or
in dysentery. The utmost care may not always
give one immunity from such diseases, but if
people will keep the surface as warm as tho in
side; and take, a common sense diet, they may
generally escape inflammatory diseases.
—Fruits should not be eaten at night. Morn
ing and neon aro the periods When the system , is
beet in tune for acids; for aoids "thin" the blood,
and so are somewhat in the nature of' fobrifuges.
At night, when the body is at rest, the work of
repair goes on, in the healthy person,„moro tep
idly and effectively- than during hours of labor.
It is not well, -therefore, to rob tho blood of its
consistency toward evening. ' Let its rich chyle
pass on and build up the waste of tissue; in other
words, let the blood wood and water. the System
during sleep. So shall you be healthy and happy,
and all because you obey the higher law: of
Being.
NELSON U. L. A.—This. Cottheil was
iuBtittited on the Ist inet., with tho following
otErNrp ;
Pren't—Serutiel Bogart; C. P; Wright;
A. V. P., Theodore Smith • See.-Gbo:' 11. Bas_
ter; Trots— Goo. W. Phelps Marshal—Cephas
linrald—Wm. It. knapp ; Sentinel—W'
A. Whitley.
evening Meeting , . , ,
- 13, T.. A.—`Phis council
~..,fg t .:l3rvii (In the 11th twt., with the following
cridl nt—ll. Holland -3; V. P., IL C. Pail 9. :
V. P., Richard Williams ; •Scc.—.l. P. Taylor;
'c.ls—A. I'. ti3IIIICH; 0.111111.11 C
,(I.l—John .Martin; Scntinel.—Fra»lz
0 c A GRANT CLUE.—`Tie Republi..
calls of this town mat last Thursday evening and
urgiitsiZed fl.. Unfit and Colfax club; with tho
following officers:
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President—Eion. Wm:, T. - Humphrey; Vice
Presidents—T. R. Atherton, A. N. tlosnrd, Jae.
Atherton, Henry Seeley,B; Crandall, L. L. Kim
ball, E. E. Bosworth; lieorefary:-.;-Charles Tubbs;
Treasurer--Truman Crandall. • •
Tho Club will meet 'every Wednesday evening
at the High School l Itullot,
eit.44LEp-TIMBS,
MERRY's MusiUM, for Auguq;is re
(wive& and contains, among o her good things, a
funny very for 'boys, • ''The Persuadable Pig,"
with three capital illustrations.- The anbserip
tion pripe . of this sprightly and entertaining'
Monthly, is only r:Z.1,50 per year, with liberal
terms to Clubs, and valuable premiums- for
,riew
subscribers'. The Publisher will send a syeeigien
number free, to any onefwho ;fishes to •Tfilse 'fs
Club. Address, .11Qiu,cs a. anucie t Bostpia. '
OVAitroToMY.--Yesterday Mr. UPDEGnAvi;
performed another operation for removing an.
Ovarian tumor. The eint was inultiloonlar and a
large portion quite fibrous. ' The 'adhesions wore
fintovaDworucornpleta and ,
,satisfactory. The lady, on Whom the operation
'w'Ffsvpirf?m,A,PPt,',...firtY
zycitO old s arta ? ,11, resident; ,efaii94ll4bpi. It
TOE, County. Drs. Mi.TCALF of eitiogo; Drs.'A. lOE,
CRAB; P.ll. FLOOD and COYELL Of this city
were present and asslited_ at the operation, to =
gethee with • Dr.. , UPDriGnAierLatsistant Dr.
GREEN.
At a late hour, last evening, the patient was
quite comfortable. The weight of the tumor was
thirty pounds.
X.mot czt X3l.2.tsi ILzuct et is.
A 43L1GLIT , Dxp,uRRzep.-4:(446- 0.01-
ceis 'Craton — Fair' 'Thb bksikned,
your,Special Committee on So'nFinktslaohineS,
re
port: That it, was agreed, by the :Agents rep
resenting the two competing Machibes, to render
to your committee, in writing, tho oculiarpoints
on which theY basedi;,thdir, 'alai a ,of,Silpertority,
and,iH Le ti g the maphiposi tach point
_was to.bo
taken sepal itcily, atitilactee'h'' fair trial; ridjudged
to the best of, ony '
, Eacit 4gopt presented
his Claims iti ' due forth:'‘roi . •the2 Wilcox it
Gibbs Machine, -,th,irty-fife. distinct claims were
made for its supprioi•fey, ALL of which, on a thor-.
ough and impartial trial, were sustained ! For
the competing double-thread Machine, but ten'
wore prtsqntetl, , ,tq , ci of ,which were - , ,sustainpd.—t:'
(Siglied,) S. U. Tucker, L. •0. Cliampneg,
THE AHEEICAt COO1(IW61 . 'STOVE
The following letter speaks for itself, and , is
conclusive evidenco of the superiority of The
American Cooking Store over all others.
,'Gt.blEsEtr;l+l.=Y.; Jul - y`24} 405.
Messrs, Shear, Paokard.& Co.:
am.noon td return to:Vermont, and
wish you to forward to my address, immediately,
by railroad to Maneheter, Vi4One of your No. 8,
Improved Americans, with g A tonsion Top, and
when it-isree'eived I 'remit be money. I f
I was the first man who purchased your speve
In this town, threo years ago, and now it is ' the
stove of the place. • I '
Wo-ha*prolanely need ,the.Steyeart Stoyelive•
years; ant) we find 7ho Americana lietior stove .
for every kind: of edeatingl 7 iln fact we aro fully
satisfied it is the best cooking store extant.
The one we had was a No. 9, and larger thait.
we need ; so, to get the size wo wish, and to
eaco transportation, _we sell thip (and for more
than it cost threo years ago) rota order the 'riew
One. S'o• Bush tilting:" Very 't-esirieetfully yotire,
R. P. CHENEY. '
For Sale by CONVERSE c WelleboroPu.
Aug., „
. you want a Harding
Family Bible worth from $3 to $3O cidllit Young's
Book - Stoic and examine hie stook. Remember
timt.pretended agents always add their, articling
'expenees to the price, and make -you' pap At.f I
sell at Publishers prices. April 29. tf.
.
The largest;-bestAtud cheapest assort
ment of ifamelf over brought itito Tioga Cowl%
with large pictures in every way to suit, and card
photographs SIM 'per doz., all going fast at
Frank Spencer's Art:Gallery, Mansfield, Pa.
Dee. 2576.
Barding's Album --..,th0-best-in Inmiattrpn; sale
nt P. H. William's 4 Co's., Pott,Ofrieo; - Wellsboro,
at Agent prices.
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A Osan.—r see 'by ' The Akitator that Mr.
Yoling advertises Harding's Bibles at frau% $3 to
$5O, and gives an ungentlemanly fling at agents
for Mr. Barding'a Bibles, by milling them,' 4 pro
tended agents." The facts, are that Mr.-Hard=
ing publishes no bibles That sell for more than
$35, retail, and that am an meta al,.- aedreditod
agent of Mr. Harding for the counties of Brad
ford'and Tioga; as may lie onsilY - Verified by ad
dressing Win. IV. Harding, Philadelphia. - Very
Truly yours, B. 11.'CASE.
AT YOUNG'S BOOK STORE.-.-YOU will find : All
the-New York Pailieii; tho New York, •Boston,
and Philadelphia Weeklies, and Monthlies; ntthe
Publisher's: prices. One advantage in taking
periodicals from YOUNG. is, that you eartl-take
them for a day, week, • or month, and stop them
at any time.. Back numbers always ' supplied: 7 -
Call and see Conant's Patent .13inders' for presorf:
ing'pepers,tnegitziO, and
(Wellslioro, May 13, 1863—tfq • -
• C. 0. THOMPSON ".''
Btau; tree t, :Welleboro, Pa.,;, finishes .photos
graphs in India Ink,- Oil y or• water colors, for
the trade or to individual order.' Oopieknid pic
tures, large or small in a flashed *tinier, '
'All kinds of Oval, and S'quare - grames oii•hand,
and at as low, prices as can be found elsewhoro.
Cash taken in exchange for all kinds of work
or goods.-,-p. §. 08-tf. , 1f
SPEC9I A t:;" NO
-0-
Willeog & Gibbs Siiwin
"Its seam is stronger and teiii
nee or wear than the 'Lock-S}'
Report," et the "Grand Ttio7.ll
"Iteport," 'and 'gain pied?. tit' worlc,
kinds nf 'stitolles; in the gime td,
•GEO.
Apr. 29, for Tioga Co.
MII
SIMILIA SIMILIBUS'UURAMTUR,
- 1113IVIPILRETS'• - 7• , • • • ,-"
EIONICEOPATHIC SPECI FICS ,
~
J'AVE PROVED, FROM: THE 5 OST AMPLE E.IC.-
perience, an entire success; Sinele—Prompt—
,lffilcient, and Reliable. Thpy are ;t to only, Medicinds
perfectly adapted to popular use-714.,simple, that 1:n fil•
takes cannot be made In using them; so harmless Ise to
be free from dan g er, and so efficient as. to, be always re
liable, ',They' have. raised the highest commendation
from all, and will always render satisfaction. ; •
No., . , , . - ; . ' ' Cents.
1, Cures Pavers,, Congestion, Inflammation., 25
2, do Worms, Worm-Fever, IVorm.Colic ' :25
5, do Crying-Colic, or Teething of Infants— '25
4 ( : ; 41 ? piorrhp a iiifellipixr. 2 . 6,01)i te, 1 25
5, do Dsratinterv, Bripirig, 13111oua Colic 26
a, do Cholera-liaorbus, :Vomiting. ; - 26
7. do Coughs. Colds, Broneldis r... 25
8, do Neuralgia, Toothache;racencho 25
9, do -Headaches, Sick-Headache, Vertigo... 26
10, do Dyspepsia, Bilious StoMach 25
11, do Suppressed or painfallPeriods 25
12, do Wilma, too 'profuse 'Periods : 26
19, do Croup, Cough, difficult Breathing - - 25
14, do Salt /itheum, Erysipel as, Eraztra... 25
10, - 'do Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains 25
10, do Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Agues' 50
17, do piles,blifid or bleeding % `5O
18, do Ophthalmy, and soro or Weak Byes.... 60
19, do Catarrh, acute or chronic Influenza..... 60
20, do WhOOpingpersugh, violent Coughs . ... 60
21, do Asthma, oppressed Breathing 60
poilDiSidlargoiOrripairid Itearing.., 60
23, do Scrofula, enlarged Glands, Swellings..; 50
24. do General Debility, Physical Weakness. 50
25, •do Dropsy, and scanty Secretions 60
26 ,- - do Sea-Sickness, eickness from Ur:
27, do uidney-Disease, Gravel 60
23, do Nervous Debility, Seminal Ernie-
Mons, involuntary Discharges; 1 00
29, do Sore mouth, Canker PO.
SO, do .' trrinuiv NireukuciiiiFettlni bed— 60
31, di/ Panful Parkas, tvitl 'Elptilitoti.: 2 4' 60
i
32, do fiufferjugu at change or life 100
33, do Eptupsir, Spasms, St. V tue! 'Dance 100
114, do Diphtheria , ulcerated ore Throat 60
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OP 35 LARGE VIALS, AIOROCCo.
,OASE, .43:4AINING A
CIFIO FOR EVERT 011X/frA4T DISEASE A FAIIILT
IS SVUSECT TO, AN"i3O A' 'ROOK OF DIRECTIONS $lO 00
Smaller FAMILY and TRAVELING cases, with 20 to
28 vidl9 $5 to $8
Speenlo3 for all PRIVATE fa . -
:ING 01111 I'UF PRLVENTIVE tI col lana, and ri
al.g and pocket caqes $2 to $5
flyz-Thrso llintedielf by not atis ior single bOX,,RTO
sal, I 10 ahy part of the country, by mail or Express,
free of charge : own:L:tin of the Nice.'
A. , IOIFOPS Liumphreys' Specific(
• Homeopathic Medicine . Company,
office and i:ktpat, - N046 - 2 littat)4,:c;icktic YORK
nr. HUMPHREYS is consulted dai)y at his °Mee, perk
Senaily orhy•letter, aaafiov . 6;for forms of disease.
F 01: SALE liY ALL D , 'fIUCIGISTS,
August 21, 1867-Iy.
FM:MOUS ,
W ITII ITS GLOOMY ATTENDANTS,—LOW
SPIRITS, MEPERSSIONc — INVOLUNTARY
EMISSIONS, LOSS OF SEMEN, SPERMATORROO34i
LOSS OF POWER, DIZZY DEAD, LOSS OF
(my . I t 4f) ; . ‘
find a 'BOPPREIGN CURE in HUN
PHREYS!, , -,H0b140P,A311X9 SPEOLFTO
No. TIVLN'Y-I:IdFIYP:
1 -.
Composed of the most taluattle mild and potentCu
ruttyps,,they etrt4e at once the rpet;uttbe,matter, tone
anthri eyhtetn, nrrdat the'dtallbttrvai and part vigor'
and 'mord; I Ife tinitv itafit# ID the pt tire' ntAtt They
have cured thous:m(la of canes. Prito $5 per parkage of
atz,bezea and sold by drub
tla arta' sent by mall.on recedpt of! puce. 7 Addtesa.
spEORICI .11011X0PATIng
Ustourffix,yol You 211146.10.1.
R. WILLIAMS & CO., have got the best,
largest and cheapest stock or Drugsvmed
lOinetlitattititifedicines;sPaints, 011 e; Bye Slid;
Brushes, Varnishes, Glass,Patty., Yankee No
paribMori, 'Toilet oan, thing Tackle,
&0.,"&e., over brought into this county. They'
will positively sell everything in theirliao cheap.
er than (an ho,bought,elsowher:e.• '
-They' hoUght
their goods in,large (pantieica and for nett cash,
and can and will sell cheaief than any other es
tablishment in this county. Call and examine
stock and prices. ,P. 11.'CULLMAN; &.00. ,
' May 90888. 'Onion Bleak.
HERE 'akin Close buyers find .Ptire English
W
TV White:l4mA and 'Unseat/. Oil, Varnishes,
Lacher, Turpentine, the cheapest, at .• •-
P. 11. - WILLI,±.MtVit CO.
Who. sells Op purest and I;est.l).tage, Patent
Afedietnes,, and .pyo Stuff, • • •
P. R. WILLIAMS,' 00.
Who keeps thek largos( stock of Paint Powders,
Tooth, Hair, Cloth and Nail Binehee, and "sells
tho cheapest,"- P. R. WILLIAMS, dr, CO.
. , ,
Where can go,to find Abe best atid. Totipaple t
Tiiilefand Saving soap, Pocket . Kialires Pertain=
ery, Heir Oil, Pomades, Writing Paper, Pens and
Irilq • 'll. Wrv o imas, & pO.
LOOK AT 'THIS?
• • ,
'AA the Printere any that success follows the
1 - 1_ liberal advertieer, and other people score
tq ;believe them , eq ,syo (thati iv, IV Witham , & parr)
wilt take waruing, , i:ollow the: example, 4114 in
fOrdthe public in 'general thaf.we have a good
stook of goOd • I
GOODS,
to bo' 'Bold At, kocid' prices' for good eustomere-r
and as i7e einisideialinustomers good—they wi
be very apt to he offered the same goods at otn
and the 13111IW prieo. Wa might begin and meg
tion doine id' the various articles And styles thtt
help - ta mike up our:stook of "
-DBMS& (600111 So
--
Domesticsy Yankee Notions, Has
an4.Caps,,Bpots and,Sho s,
dee., kt-e. ;
but as *4) haverneitber timo nor space to fmbh
even the beginning, we will merely Fl
inyito u
to call, ask for what you want, we w ill feu
the price, and then weigh out or measure offac
poplin; to 9rder.i
he three great necessaries, always on handi
Remember Farmers, tio,* we can suppk you
with • , • ' I
E. B. CAST
BUTTER FIRKINS, TUBS, OR OILS,
and genuino old Ashton by the sack; or pdnd.—
Wo pay Cash for Butter.
1
Tl9ga, May 20, 1868
E. H. HASTINGS
DEALER IN
Groceries and Proviso s,
CROCKERY, GLASS—WA*
YANKEE NOTION 4
SEWING MACHINES, i
AND TUE I
Eureka Illelodec;
At Wholesale price&
, , i. R. EAsTOO,
"Ma y 6, 1868-tf. Main St., 'Maio.
.ICES.I
MI
. Valuable , Farm, for Sae.
i
Afarm of ,three buudred acres, wth tto bun
dred and twenty-five acres it4ovek. Bit.
tutted two miles north of Tioga Villige, n the
Tioga River and.Rallrood.; Well. !iotaeir ,
tin
der a good stato of cultivation, and good nild
toga,: Also four {souses and , lois for sale irtiloga
.village.. : - - • T. L. BALDWAr
' nom Fob, 12, 180-tr.
i idachine
Diablo to rip In
(itch."--"Jucco'es'
Elm* for die'
c o containiiig both
)i.i&) of 'goods..
Nt- I
AGENT,
Asergnee',§ Notice. -
Western District of Pennlsyleanier; es :
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Th y 0-
deesignedd hereby gives notice of his' -
pciintment aa-, assignee of liassena Buller of
Wellsboro, TiogsvCo. Pa.; who has been adju d;
a.bankrupt upon big own petition by the Ms ot,
Court of said District,
• JOHN I. MITCHELL,
Ang. 12, 1868-31* Assignee
Knoxville, Pa.
NE
,
IL" piirson'aro •hereby - cautioned op'
..a„_ buying ' a certain note,' drawn bY. 0 d
Morrell tt Stephen Morrell for' ono hundred
fifty tiejla:rs, bno ftom date; With rotor 4
pa ; yabliso. 41 :Isarke Cl NichOls,;or hearer," as e
same was obtained by fraud, and without con -
oration. • I shall not pay the same or any p t
thereof. . STEPHEN MORRELL
Jackson, Aug. 12. 1808-2 w." •
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("lAMB into the andante of•the sobsOriber ion
ki-the,2oth of June, 1868, a dark red two year
''old Stem high horns, white star in the forehead,
and four white fiipti about ono half of , the length
of _hie tail white. Tho owner is regatlated to
prove property, pay °barges' and Mkt, him away,
or he will he disposed of according to law,
-nags, Aug. /, /868. - W. J. MANN.
Yh§! YES! Yi3Sl
Queries'. '
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PORK, FLOUR AND SALT, ;
WICKHAM A EIRR,
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'NEW
ADVERTISEMENTS.
PREPARED FOR
Spring and . Summer Trade
T. L. BALDWIN Sc 00.
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TIOGA, PA.
jaAVE now on hand and still coming, a large
and well selected stock of
.
"GOOD GOODS,"
comprising everything needed. Our stock of
ZIAZZIti; DEM coma
can't be beat much
ALPACAS, POPLINS, CAMBRIOKS,
FRENCH JACONETS, ORGANDIES,
PEQUA 8, VERS./LILES, BLACK
AND COLORED SILKS,
ALSO, nusii AND FRENCH POPLINS,
SHAWL AND CLOAK DEPART
MENT COMPLETE,
TRIMMINGS, , LOTS YANKEE ' NO•
TIONS, HOOP SKIRTS, BAL
MOREL SHIRTS, OPERA
FLANNELS, CORSETS,
-DOMESTICS,
af.a vary.amall margin.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Cloths and C'as . slmeres and a Tailor to
Boots and Shoes,
EATS,, 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 stook of
GROCERIES,
tho moat complete stook you can find, such as
TEAS. We aro old tca drinkers and know them
SUGARS, MOLASSES,
overything in the Grocery line, Gunja Bank
Codfish Bay Mackerel, Ashton Salt, what makes
the Butteo good, and nice firkins to put it in.—
Also, Butter Tubs and Pails; Butter sold on com
mission—no charges for handling; but would
like a small portion of the money you get in re
turn, that is if our prices suit.
FARMERS
fallible. We are agents.for the Ohio and Buck
eye Combined Mowing Machines; general depot
for fixtures and, extras for the the above ma
chines. All kindt•of
COUNTR PRODUCE
•
taken in eichango for Goods. We propose to
sell our Goods reaso, ably. "Live and let Live"
prices given at the if tinter—only ono price.
•
. L. BALDWIN dr. CO.
Tioga, Pa., April 9,1868.
NEW SPRING GOODS
J. A. Parsons & Co's
CHEAP ` CASH STORE!
THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE OFFERINO
1
Great Inducements
Dry-Goods, Boots tt Shoes.
I
Our stook la all now, and cannot bo surpassed
1••••• •
C)
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FOR rARIETY AND CHEAPNESS.
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The following h but a emelt portion of our
ARGAINS:
GOOD PRINTS, 10aT.
BEST " 15 "
c 00D Y'D 'WIDE SHEETINGS 12i
" Br. MUSLINS Mors
X. RA " SOFT FINISH 20esrs.
SUMMER PANT STUFFS 20 TO 500 TS.
ICKINGS is CD TO 2s 6D FOR BEST.
ILL WOOL SHAWLS $ 3
LL WOOL OASSIMERES 750 TS TO $1
lEAVY GINGHAMS 16 CTS.
SINE ALPACAS 31 TO 50 CTS.
LPACA POPLINS 50 CTS.
'ARASOLS 75 TO $3.
UN UMBRELLAS $1,25 TO $ 2 , 50 .
00P SKIRTS 75 TO $1;75.
ADIES' GAITERS $1,25 TO $3.
NEN TI4NDKERCHIEFS ,10 OTS.
NEN HOSE, GOOD 25 OTS.
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ill pay to call and, examine our stock as
buying new. Goods almost daily and sell
:m very cheap.
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L lo ' 1868 .
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Tio
can be had in any quantity at 1
WICKHAM & FARR'S.
une.; 1868.
Out and Fit.
to be good
to all bayou of
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J: A. PARSONS a- 00.,
Corning, N.Y.
New Spring Goods
IN CORNING.
i
W E have received a very LARGE STOCK of
SPRING GOODS
on the most favorable terms, and will be sold at
very small advance from cost. We think we
hazard nothing in saying that we keep the
BEST ASSORTMENT
and the BEST QUALITY or Goode that are
kept in tho place. Have a store light enough to
see what you are buying, and pledge ourselves to
SELL AS 4W,
quality considered, as at any other establishment.
We continuo to make our
CLOTH TRADE
one of our specialties, and when desired
I
MAKE THEM TOi ORDER
I,
on short notiao and in the best manner. We
have added to our stook a good assortment of
CAiIPETS,
consisting of
BRUSSELS, THREE'- PLY. INGRAIN,
COTTON WARP, HEMP, AND
STAIR CARPETS.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH
and MATTING, and can sell them
HOW VERY LOW
We are the agents for the
GREAT U. S. TEA COMPANY,
and sell TEA at New York prises lty the single
pound. AU visiting Corning, are invited to call
and examine stock and prices.
SMITH & WAITE
Oorniag, April 8, 1868.
micomaco ON 2
Go to KELLEY'S and see the Latest Arrival of
'NEW GOODS!
Conitlating of a gexter;alossortmont of
e 6 a O
(4' w .?
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A $ e: -
o m ;IF C , P 4
2' 4 a PAW
0 4: 8
u) sd . p 4 0
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A 8 a$ z
P I = D
MRS. FRY'S CORSET .AND SKIRT
SUPPORTERS, AT
saarirmit qe sum moll eq) Goo pus too pint
NEW. DRESS 000D3 AT KELLEY'S
saaariax lu fiIgAtVHS JNEITAt
GENTS' FURS AT KELLEY'S
Or. No charge for SHOWING GOODS at ..zeg"
Wollsboro, Oot, 30, 1867.
NEW ARRIVAL OF GOODS.
TOLES & BARKER,
(NO. 5, UNION BLOCS.)
WOULD say to their friends and the public
generally, that they are now receiving a
splendid assortment of Bummer "
DRY GOODS,
auoh as
SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, PRINTS,
CLOTHS, OASSIMERES, TEST
INGS, READY MADE CLO
THING, HATS &
BOOTS AND SHOES,
also a large and well selected stock of
CROCKERY, HARDWARE, WOODEN
WARE, STONE WARE, KERO
SENE OIL, PAINTS tt OILS,
SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES,
SYRUPS, MOLASSES,
ETC,, DTC., ETC.
We are ablo to offer our customers the bona
of tho
LAST DECLINE OF PRICES
in. the New York
pt mimed elnee tb
arkot, our Stook having been
groat &dine in Goode.
TOLt3 do BARKER.
0808, '
Wellaboro; July
Dr. C
E. Thompson.
ILEUM:MUGU PA.]
.fessional calls In the village;
leinity of Wellaboto.
owe on State St. 2d door on
I est. [June. 24, 1868.
WE
Will attend to Pr.
and immediate v
Office and Resid
the right going I
100.00
BRICK FOR SALE,
by
BIGHT & BAILEY,
WeUmboro, Pa
KELLEY'S
C. B. KELLEY'S,
BEE•IIIVE EXCHANGE!"
I sing, I sing of a curious thing,
Airooet as strange as Boggs upon Tyng;
I'Ve swung 'round a circle as round as a ring,
And while on the down oast part of my swing,
I stopped at the city and took on theßpring
STYLES OF CROWNS
Tho fashions for-
SUGARS ARE LOW IN THE NECK,
And more astonishing still,
Mola;:ses & Syrups
bavo a freer ru ,T downward, with a funnel-sta.
1 ' pod trail
11/I,Etc4l..eavel,
however, aro eat from the neck downward, and
the style is blue and silver with stripes.
TEA TEA TEA!
TEA
will bo prepared from a drawing
furnbilsod to
every customer who buys a pound. Oftbe styles
to suit comploxions, &0., I may mention tbnt
Black Tea
you can have if yeu-long for it. I cannot get
time to look up all the hard words which the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
1180 to startle the innocent people about the coun
try; but you clan depend upon finding the ve y
best of Teas at the •
BEE-111VE EXCHANGE i?
As to
4CcolTee,
the styles are various. You can have the latest
styles from the following ,fasbionable foreign
ports, to Wit :
MOCHA. JAVA, RIO, LAIMYRA JAM-
AICA, &O.
In filo Matter of
PROVISIONS
Flour still wears hoops over all, and dispenses
with trails as unprofitable. •I have all grades
eatable. Aloe,
PORK, DRIED BEEP AND HAMS,
ogether with a full assortment of light groceries
and canned delieaoies. As over
MA THERS
Pays Cash or Trade, for all MARKETABLE
PRODUCE.
CALL AT MATHERS'S.
IN ollsboro, Apr.l, 'Os. W. T. MATBERS
100,000 Pounds of Wool
Wanted.
MBE subscribers will pay Cash, Full-Cloth
Cassimeres, Flannels, &e., &0., for Wool.
They also manufacture as usual—..
TO ORDER, OR ON SHARES,
to suit customers. All work warranted as rep
resented.
_They invite particular attention to
_ ? their Water Proof
' CASA= I;.
which are'warrantsd in every respect. Particu
lar attention given to
ROLL-CARDING & CLOTH-DRESSING
Twenty years experience in the business war
rants them in expecting a generous patronage
No shoddy cloths made.
DeLori° At Co. at Wolisboro , aro agents for
ho, sale Of oar Cloths.
JOSEPH INGHAM - d; SONS:
Deerfield; May .1:3, 1808—tf. •
Special Notice
To ALL 10 interested inthe purchase
oAßlTanaloteri3sof
. Flour, . t
1
FEED,? MEAL, PORIt, HAMS, FISH,
&0., of all kinds, will find it to, their advantage .
to call and examine - I
CODS AND PRICES
B. PRINCE'S, Mozart Block
ash paid for Grain, Potatoos, Boos
s, Eggs, Ace.
o, Juno 20, 1868. 13 1 . PRINOE.
wax, Bea
WE LSB OR 0 BAKERY.
THE SUBSCRIBER having established him
self in the
'BAKING BUSINESS.
in this village, next door to E. R. Kimball's
Grocery, is now prepared . to eery on the business
in all its various branches. I will keep corr.
gently on band an assortment of Broad, such
as
i!'
LOAF BREAD, BOSTON TRACKERS,
GRAHAM BREAD, BUTTER
CRACKERS, .B ROW N
BREA D, •:W A T E It
CRACKERS, SUGAR
CRACKERS,
DYSPEPSIA AND •SODA BISCUITS.
OYSTER CRACKERS,. CAKES,
PIES, AND LUNCH,
nt all hours of the day, Sundays excepted.
By strict attention to business shall endeavor
to merit the Public patronage.
GRAS. STEVENS.
Wellsbaro, Juno. 24, 1868.
Wellsbo
T AMPS.-=-A now kind of lamp for Kerosene i
J. 4 no breakage of chimneys—at .170LEY'S.
CARD PRINTING- 2 A Now YorlF f
prices, in
Colors or plain, end cut to suit Orders, ut
TUE ACIITATOA OSPICE•
GEO. W. MERRICK
ATTORNEY .AND COUNSELLOR AT LA`'..
()Mee with W. 11. Smith, Esq., Main Street,
opposite Union Block, Wel!shorn, Pa.
July 15, 1868., -
200 Bushels Timothy , Seed. 100 bushels ,
Glover seed,- choicest kinds
WRIGHt A BAILEY.
TIOGA. CO.COURT PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, the lion. Robert.(}. White, Presi
dent Jtdgo for the 4th JudicialDistriet of Penn
eylvanja, and C.-F. Veil and Elfsha T. Bentley,
Esq.'s, Associate Judges fn Tioga eounty;= have
issued their precept, bearing date the 22d day
of July 1868, and to me directed, for the held
ing of Orphan's Cowl, Court of Common, Pleas,
General Quarter Sessions and Oyer and Terinin.
er, at Wellabore; ; for the County of TiOga, on the
sth Monday of Ang.: (being- the Slst- day),
1868, sad to continue -two weeks. _ • •
Notice is thinefore hereby given "to the'Coro
nereTustices of th e Peace, and Cona s tablei ID and
for the county of Tioge. to appear in their own
properpersons; witlitheir records,inquishionit, ex
aminations and remembrances, to do thosO things
which of their offices and liitheir behalf apper
tain to be done; and altwitnesies and other per
sons prosecuting in behalf of th 9 Commonwealth
against any parson or persona, are required to be
then and there attending, and not to depart at
their peril. Jurors arerequested to lie' plinatnal
in their attendance at the appointed tithe, agree
ably to notice. • - - , •
Given under nn , hand and seal at th Sheriff's
Office. in Wellsbore ' the 2211 day •of July,
in the year of our Lord one thousand eigh,
' hundred and eixty-eight
• JEROME B. POTTER, Sheriff.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNA=
led States for the Western District of Penn
syiraniu:' ". ' •
Wtia.tatt B.- Erns a`bankrupt undei the act
of Congress of Maioh 2, ,1.887; having applied for
a discharge from all his debts, and other claims
provable under said act, by order of the Court,
notice-is hereby given to all creditors who have
proved their debts, and otber persona interested,
to appear on the 22d day of August,lBBB, at 10
o'clock, A. M., before B. Smith, Esq.. Register,
atria office in ,Tioga,iiPts., to show cause, if any
'they have, why n discharge should not begranted
to the said bankrupt. And fdrther, notice is
hereby given that the second and third meetings
of creditors of the said bankrupt, required by
the .27th and 28th sections oreaid rt.:I4PM be had
before said Register, at the same titan and place. ._
S. Ci M'OANDLESS,•CIerk
of 11. S. District. Court for said District.
August. 12, 1888-2 t
•
Important Facts.
SINCIE Salutifor is now being used in thiirui
ands of families the following foots are im
portant to be known.
Fiasr—Though it Is the most powerful o -
1
popular remedies, yet it je so compounded, ft to
be safe and harmless. It is of such a nature 4at
it may be handled, arid used by Andrea; ,nd
persons, who are ignorant of Medicines.
SECOND—It is found that Salutifor will relieve
sovore pain in any part of the body sooner than
any other application.
Tutan--It is important that the bottle be well
corked, if left open only a few minutes it loses
strength.
Fooll.7ll—This useful remedy mad obtained
from almost every dealer in medioines. _
Notice.
TLIE attention of Merchants and others liable to
a License, is respectfully called to the act of
the 11th of April 1862. Pamphlet law, 492,reg
ulating the collection and payment of Licenses
which aro payable at the Treasurer's Office on
the Ist day of May in each and every year, and
by said act, all Licenses remaining unpaid on
the first day of July, the Treasurer is required to
sue and press to judgment and collection, as
soon as practicable thereafter, - and in default
thereof, to be personally liable. Those liable to
a License are therefore requested to bo prompt
in making their payments before that date,there
by avoiding any trouble to themselves an much
perplexity to the Treasurer.
Jpno 3, 18138. 11. C. BAILEY, Treasurer.
For See.
THE `undersigned offers for sale the following
deshribod property, situated in llfainsburg,
Tioga Co., Pa, one House and Lot—the Rome is
ii
2a Stories well finished off, a ood cellar; also
a splendid well of water on th stoop. The lot
contains 2 acres of the best of gardening land,
plenty of apples and other fruit trees thereon—a
good barn, and everything pertaining to the said
House and Lot in good order. ,IThe above des
cribed 'Homo and Lot I will sell rat a low figure,
such as defies competition: Apply to
Wu. H. RITAISEY.
Mainstkurg Tioga Co., Pa. ,
May 27, I.B6S—Gm*:'
rrriHE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE of Penn
sylvania, re=organized in 1866, as a Mon
adic School, gives courses of instruction in
GENERAL SCIENCE, AGRICULTURE;
MECHANICAL AND CIVIL EN
GINEERING, & ENGLISH
AND CLASSICAL LITERATURE.
First term begins July 29 anil i Ands Dec. 18th,
1868. For further particulars apply to,
JAS. Y. .I'KEE, Vice Pres't.
July 8,1868.-4 t Agricultural College,
• Center County, Pa.
ATTENTION FA.RHEItSI
SPRING .has come,' and those desiring full
barns can have them by buying
lE 3 lialearter -
at the Mill of I. Champney t Co., Allah we are
selling
VI per ton at our mill on Elk Bun.—
All kinds of Produco taken in oxohango for
Plaster. Give us a cal ..
CIIAMPNEY & CO.
Gaines, Tioga, Co., a., March 20, 1808-Bm*
•
For Sale."
8 STLENDID BUILDING-LOTS, in the
Borough • of Wellsboro, and a TIMBER
TRACT of 400 acres in Delmar, three miles from
this city—heavily timbered. Terms easy.
Jan. 8, 1888. WRIGHT ch BAILEY.
'
- Wellsboro Woo/ C arding.
-
T" proprietor having put hio Mlichines in
first-rate order is now ready to•yard to or
der any grado of 'Wool.. His Cards are of the
finest quality. All wool, fine or coarse, should, ,
be well cleansed for the benefit of both parties.—
All work done with despatch, and warranted.
May. 27,1868-2 m. S. A. HATBOI4D.
Lath I Shingles 1 Lumber !
ALLWAYS on band at Foster's Mill, Niles
Valley. _Pine and Hemlock, lath, shingles,
and lutnber, as well as all kinda of hard wood
plank and boards. Lumber delivered to order.
G. W. TOSTER.
Niles Valley, May 13. 1888—,3m.•
Coal for :Sale. -
COARSE BITUMINOUS COAL for Sale
Cheap, by
Sept. 28, 1867,
Hero Fruit Jar.
500 GROSS of tho HERO FRUIT JAR
fpr enle by
W. D. TERbELL a• 00.,
, !Corning, N. Y.
We are prepared to fill orders for the Hero
Fruit Jar;as low as they can be bought any
anywhere; and shipped from Corning: We can
give special rates on large quantities. It is the
best and m.st salable Jar in the market. Get
quotations frOm us before ordering elsewhere:
Mareh.l:, 1868.-6 m
;.
. Notice. •
LTA,VI tlold my location and good will In
MI.
the p etice of Dentistry to Dr. 0. Thomas,
I would rospeotfully recommend him to my pa
trons as I have made arrangementi with .him to
perform all operations for which / have contract
ed. I. can recommend him as a gentleman of
skill and ability in the dental art.
3. 11. RANDALL,
Tioga, Pa., May 13; 186.4-tf. Burgeon Dentist.
HEAR YE I HEAR YE I HEAR YE
• BARRELS, FIRKINS, CHURNS,
BUTTER TUBS, &c.,
Kolit constantly band, and:furnisliedlo or
d,:r, by
W. T. MATHERS,
hi' notv stork, 2d door abOvo, Roy's! Minding,
W011.51,0r0. (Juno 10, 1808.)
A. S. THOMPSON,. •
(MANSFIELD PA] it
IWACKSMITII, his two fires; and is prepared
to do all kinds of work in his lino with_prompt
ness, and in a workmanlike Planner, HO Mines
at excellence in his trade. ' - •
IllansGold June 3, 1803—Iy.
Administrator's .Notice.
LETTERS, of Administration having boon
granted to tho undersigned Upon' the : Vide
of C. P. Brown, into of LaWrOricoville,'oleo'd,
all person* indebted to said estate; and' ill par,
sone claiming againertho earn° are requirqd to
settle With ' BROWN:
Lawrenceville, 'Juno: 244,380.4w*•, Admr. '
CASH Paid , FOR, WOOL
, by TOLES•&,..BAIiKER.
~Palleboro, July i, •
D. P. ROBBRTS.