!U . r alui Kocoidcr,w|>'^«4 tc, t ea thß Succat “ h
jucracy qiay circuUtal^^^*
of the
' bun- l„lm-crr.i, between the redird of marriages
Joa’tbs. Lea"* H f J w “s U ° BS 1 ...
,{_Rebecea Mblacbor, j( f DanyiUe, and
Itolum, of Mississippi. ||
’-rr, of DanY|lle, and Ottinger, of
!sr, ior.Pi
:g Utuem
li.tiMi
[,aml i Co.’s Saleratus giving the most
.-faction to as it cannot fail
Lnufacturersjare determined that it'shall
r.ro sparing qb oxpensefito make this the
braodjof Saleratus evsr oSfctod to tbo
; for sjfl at Retail bjfcost grocers .and.
The principal grocep throughout \tbo
icsale it. -Manjufactureji -at the F airport
)fks, Fairport, iMonroojCo., N. Y.
i.-B. Da I
sat
i.'. Iu- II
-■lira, and
t reliu-blo
lie. k‘f
ekccpers
ntry whoa
3i cal Wp
mu,—Out yoimg fri|pd Mr. L.
nh who Sas been studying wijn H. IV. 'WilUamU
l..fur the fast two yfiars was admitted to practice
lie several Courts in this Count|f on Monday last,
learn tbit Mr. E. peeked a'yorl;; creditable exami
ian, wbiih speaks welt for his industry and Jalent.
,lo not know whore bo itftonds to bang oiit his
ingle,” but wherever St may b% success to him.
:C- We okH attention to the following
. r OIICB--r-Tfa'e public genetalls, and paiticnlatly
i tanners and Memhers of thdi>E''i 0U 'tnral Socie
iaTc licrei’y noticed that the tiny) for bolding the
t-nil tniuty EairLasfbeon changed from Oct. 3d,
I sli, to Sept. Zdtlu.aTth. ihd 28th.
inn, E 0. Culver, ofj BrobkTyi&Nj T„ will deliver
Addresfe on the 3d day of at 2 P. M.
. EGBERT CAMPBELL, Pres’t.
I. B. Isips, Sec’y. / ■
Club Meetings.
"no Wellshoro Republican Clni[‘ meets every alter
[o Tuoalty;-evening, i|t tho Coi|i‘t House. James I.
;tson, ffresfdent. I if
I 4 f v
Deerfield and Knoxville Union Republican Club
its every Friday evening alternately, at Knoxville
rough aujd Union Academy. •<
'.esifield Republican Club every Saturday
; ' f',
\ ' ; <i\j
1 : = >/9 ■
.iberty Club Saturday eve
lS - i - I )‘ tj
lyraet Sopabtioan Cflnb maetatoyery Friday evo
-1 -i d f J
‘S* j jf|
Um-bafg Club njfflts every Saturday
ijga Republican Qlub meots| (very Saturday eve
■ - ; * J I , i !
last Farmington Republican meets at tbe Hall
bool HoUse every Ip day evening. *
—Cltilii here please notify ns of
iy time I andplacoof *
lilt Editor bf-tht Agitator :
Di-a-h As the present Hungers of tho "Demo
at, ’* not contend wfth misrep sentntion, decline to
rjrect tbeirmisstateimenta, give the Dquio_
ats of this Boro on opportunity to place themselves
;bt before tbo people. -
The statement in t)sc that tho friends
Breckinridge in this Bofo a; ticket at the pri
nry meeting, which received' btdy seven voles, is
thnut foundation. The ( incn had no
ket exclusively their own, and 1 only a few of them
fenced the caucus. An arrangement was made for
e election of unjbn delegates, who should oppose
solutions favoring eilhcrj Douglas s or Breckinridge,
.d the friends of the latter co|Tied ' out the plan in
od faith) whße the friends |jof the former, acting
kder the lead of gentlemen W'bo wormed themselves
to tbo Convention as substitutes, forced through a
dilution declaring the regular nominee,
ereby alienating ino portion of the
uty, I may add,’ further, fibat instead of seven,
icrs are more thkn seventeeii Breckinridge men in
da Boro, no one of whom evj r nided in disorgani
ng the Democratic parfy ly supporting ■John'yV.
orney or any other Black Republican I
‘llnping you will b° more than, your
dented cotemporary, I am, your humble servant,
* * - J i! ; 3JnECKiNXiiOQE Mas.
ining.
cruiij,.
Cocrt -op QuAitTiiii Sessions. —Comtnon-
ealth vi. John C. Olarand. s'3 ail forfeited until Do
craber term. [ ij; >
Commonwealth vs. Alonzo) Defendant dis
barred. . ; ) f ' *
Commonwealth vs. John
ssault and battery, discharged.
■Commonwealth vs. Selah* Williams,
■Esault and battery* wlfb -anient to kill. True bill.
Commonwealth ys, jVTm. Jlioso. Indictment, mal
metiee. Defendant discharged.
Commonwealth vs. Jjjfmnji Truman. Indictment,
anti battery. True 14U,
■Commonwealth vs. Austin:HoTtuun andWin.Piper.
Indictment, larceny. Tri|o feill.
Commonwealth ys. Cordtlla 'Jessing. Indictment.
I'lclteiy. Traebill,. | [
Commonwealth .vs, Jliratn iSwinclair. Indictment,
idultery. True bill. -
Commonwealth vs, Thomas Stone; Indictment,
trench of peace. The defendant was put under bond,
)f £2OO to keep the peace, ;
Commonwealth vs. Stephen Robiyer. Indictment,
issault and battery. Tyne bill. i
Commonwealth vs. Jam eg Wilson, John Wilson and
Jhas. Pearce. Indictment, selling diseased meat. —
lefendants discharged. 1 1 j •
Commonwealth vs. Geo, Jordan. Indictment, koep
a tippling house. True bill.
Commonwealth tb. Geo. M, Carman* Indictment,
areony. Xrno Bi|L j
JED-At a meeting, pfl the Ossea Lodge Ho. SIT of
J rce and Accepted MasooS, held at the Lodge Boom,
b 'Ajishoro, on the 10 th day of September,, A* L.
800, thafollowing resalittions were ofi'eredand unan
nougly 'adopted: i '
Resolved, That while 1 we deeply doplore the loss of
Sttr dcarly-heloyed and venerated Brother, Jakes
Rikbaxo, who has been taken from onr midst by death,
efter a severe and protracted illness, we feel strong
consolation in the assnmtjee which exemplary Mason
ie life has given ns, that feed, in whom he placed bis
trnst, bns translated hild from this imperfect to the
perfect Grand Lodge above, to enjoy tho Immortality
of bis hope, 1 . ‘ \
jS*.
Ecsolvcd f That in the death of our deceased Broth
erf this Lodge deplore tho loss of one of Its most zeal
ous and valuetL members—of one whom, during the
time of close Masonic'intercmrrssc, they have rightly
esteemed as adjust and upright Mason, a sincere
Christian, an indulgent father, and a trno friend.
Jleaolvcct t That we deeply sympathise with the be
reaved family, and tender to them,'our heart-felt con
dolence in this their great affliction, while we partici
pate in their' consolation, from tho assurance
that His faith is lost inf sight. His t l3epo in fruition
while Hia charity is everlasting.
Resolved, That a-copy of the above resolutions bo
given to tho'family of our deceased Brother, and that
a copy ot the same bo published in each of the county
■papers. ‘ a
Attests A. Folet, Seely,
DIED,
In this borough, on’Saturday morning, Sept. 8,
1860, Col. JAMES KIMBALL, aged 69 years.
In’Wynona, Minnesota, 1 on tho 16th Aug., 1860,
LIZZIE BELL, daughter of Mucaja and B-owena
La Bar, aged nearly two years.
LITTLE LIZZIE BEIL.
Fi om the far-off westernprafrio,
“Where Nature's ‘flowers bloom
From .Spring-time through tho Summer,
TO-die in Fall, too soon I
There come? (ho mournful message
From patents doubly lone,
That ere the flowers vanished,
Oodbas claimed his own!
‘Two seasons had those flowers
Ikcknd tho western plain, l
And pleased thotd parents, roaming,
So oft o hanpy twain;
1 But little thought they, strolling
O'er those meadows Nature gave, '
The flowers they were calling,
CTe h zzis's wu\e!
Still, now tbo-gentlo zepnyr,
Which wavea the golden grain,
And sweeps along the mountain,
To tho far Pacific main,
Bends those gent o'flowerg
Which Lizzie loved so wall,*
And wafts their voice of taigttmco
O’er tho grave ot Lizzie Bleu .
Trom Ibo realms of ■PartulißO,
Whcib Joaocbnco and Lovo
Are joined in holy union,
■ In that Haven, prepared obovo,
Little Lizzie beckons to ns,”
To come up there and dwell,
Where joy shall nevei perish.
Like tbo flowers of .tho delL
Mitchell's Creek, Pa., Sept. 7, 180(L
♦The little girl would frequently meet her father coming
from hi** work with a-boquei of her own arranging, saying,
‘ ‘ Papa, pretty flowers 1”
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WHO SHOULD US£ ,
DK. S. BOVEB BODS’, VEGETABLE
IMPERIAL* WINE BITTERS ?
All übq are afflict ad with Incipient Consumption or Weak
Luncr* “hould u»*e them. ,
AU uho -uffer from weak Stomachs, Indigestion, Dyspep
sia.. or Piles ‘•lioulii uso.thom.
AU wh<> : suffer from General or Nervous Debility, Kestless
nes.H at night, want of Sleep, ic.. should use them.
Jill perymn who are convalescent alter fever or other sick
ness should use them.
Mincer* of The Gospel, Lawyers, Lecturers, and all pub
lic speak <-ts should me them.
Book Keepers, and all persons leading a sedentary life
should use them.
* Tbo aged and iaflrnv fhoulil use them.,
AU who require a stimulant or tonic should use them.
All who are addicted to the use of aident spirits and wish
to riVorir, should us« them.
They,arc made of u pure Sherry Wine, and of the native
plants aud herbs of the coanfrt, and should be recommend
ed l»y temperance societies, clergymen, physicians, and nil
frieuds of humanity.
They ?ro prepared by an experienced and skillfull physi*
cun.’hlnd aside from their medicinal properties, are a must
delightful beverage; arid yet, na a medicine, are aa innocent
and harmless fts the dews of heaven,
gold by druggists generally.
CIIAS. WXDDIFIELD k CO., "Proprietors,
78 William Bt~ Sew York. .
Baldwin, Lowell & Co., Agents at Tioga. 7:3yl
HOUSEHOLD FUHWITURB,
OF' ALL K.IXDS, .can be found »t the rooms of
E. J>, WELLS, LAWHENCEVILLE.
THE EAST fi IVVE&TEB>,
BEST AND CHEAPEST
<ra bed xjst xjsib j
It TO UK elastic than feathers, and lighter and more
[\| durable. Price, only $5.00. For sale by
d E. D. WELLS, Lawrencevillo.
A2SEW, Large, and Elegant assortment of
CA.BPETXKTQ,
Will bo sold at tho lowest prices, by
' E. D. WELLS.
Sept. 12, 1860.
: AOMsSkV SJ E V WAVTIIA
TIIE.EE or four good Journeymen SHOEMAKEKS
wanted immediately at my Boot apd Sjoq Shop.
J. RIBEKOLE.
Wellsboro, Sept. 10, 1800.
FAIR RILL
THE company of yourself and lady is respectfully
-invited to attend a Ball at the
WELtSBORO HOTEL,
ON FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 23, 1560.
Floor 3fanagers~~A. K. Smith, of Tioga; P. B.
Williams, Wellsboro; E Dyer, Jr, Covington j E Cul
ver, Elkland.
J/imc — u Wotmorc’s Band. 2L7Z, $2.00.
•.> E. S. Farr, Pro.
Weßsboro, Sept. 12, 1860.
ITETW BOOT, BKcsb,
LCiTlim & FINDING STOKE,
THE undersigned, having leased the store-formerly
occupied by G. IV. IVost, intends carrying on ail
the branches of the shoe and leather trade, Compe
tent workmen are employed in the -Manufacturing De
partment, and all work warranted to be our own ma
nufacture. '
Also, all kinds of 1
ready-made boots and shoes.
constantly on hand. All kinds of Leather and Shoo
-Findings, also constantly on band and for sale at low
prices for cash-or ready pay.
HIDES and PELTS token in exchange for Goods
at the highest market price, JOS. RIBERQLB.
Weilsboro, Sept. 5, 1860.
ST.. HOTEL.
■ .BROADWAY,' NEW YORK.
i'TTT'HEK completed, six years ago, the St Nioho-
W las was universally pronounced the most mag
nificent, convenient, and thoroughly organised estab
lishment of the kind on this eontinepL
What it was then, it remains to-day —mithout a ri
val to size, in lumptnausneee, and the general elements
of comfort and enjoyment
The Hotel has accommodations for 1,600 guests,
including 100 complete suites of apaxtmeuts
for families. _ ~
Six htumrSe persons can be comfortably seated
at the tables of its three public dintog rooms, and
nothing that modern'art has devised for tho Conven
ience and sociad gratification of tho traveling public
has been omitted in its plan, or is neglected in its prac
tical details. - I
The early reputation of tho honso at homo end
abroad, derived - from its magnitude, its superb ap
pointments, and-its Aome-ii^e-com/orM and luxuries,
has been enhanced every year by the unwearied oxcr
■ lions of the Proprietors. - ssep:m3
TREADWELL, WHITCOMB & CO.
SPECIAL COURT.
is hereby given that a Special Court trill
be held in Wg!isboro,j &r' the trial of special
eauses'moved into said Cooft, commencing on MonV,
day, NWembotlZth next, Hon. David Wilmot presi
ding. ■ JOHN E. DONALDSON, Proth*y,'
EVENING Edition of, the DAILY TRIBUNE for
sixty cents a month utl
dU . ROBINSON’S BOOK STORE.
F*RY DAVIE-S PAIN khh.br in largo bot
tles. for Sale at Roy's Drug Store.
S 1
THE TIDCIA COUNTY AGITATOR.
: j| , —: ) -1- —:
-■' i A SUPERLATIVE .• I
TfNIC,DBqBETIc;
paMfeeoßßilr
m
itizens of New Jersey and 3?efcn’a.
lE3, tVESOGISTS, AKD TOT&TE TAJOUKS.
Pure Cognac Prandk,
Pure Mdderictf Shcrty and Port Wine,
Pure Jamaica and Ss, Croix Hum,
Pure Scotch and friqh Whiskey,
IN BOTTLES.—liheg lears to call the
pna of the United States} to the ‘Wines anti
■ported by TMoJpho Wolfe, of New York, vrfao-Mj
miliar in this country Ibr the parity of Ins cole
f/iclam Sc'mpps. Mr. ITVJfc, in Jim tetter to me.
if the purity of his wltfis and Liquiors, says; “I
any reputation as a maoi-my standing as a jner
tfrty ymnCreMilem-e in the City of New York, that
fi* Ura»«!lcs and wines- which 1 bottle arc pure as
To the
AyOTHEC)
Wolfe’t
Wal/c'l
Wolfe'i
W/e'i
ALL
XJL cilia
Liquors It
name is fa
braf<tl Soli
speaking (j
will htakoj
chant of I
that all tl
imported,-
oiory pur
the wax, t
The pul.!:
thotn-cIvQ
cere in PI
ami of the quality, hnd ran bo rolled upon by
!b.a°or.* t IJvx-ry bottle Jm/» the proprietor** name*on
nd a f.ic simile of hi* eidattatare on tho certificate,
■ are rcsportmily invited to cal! and examine for
«. For sale «t Retail byia/1 Apothecaries and flro
.laddpkia. tJi:f>ni3E H. AZUTOX.
| . Kb. «f 3 Market St.. Philadelphia. '
J ' ' <&ilA Jfpnt/or Philadelphia.
Head tao following from the nc* Vcrk Owner: f
Esor.Miv* Ru>ixem» I'oiiofc*. NE\j York Mcr.riuxr.—TTo/iro
ftappy to inform onr fellow citizens tha,f there H one place
in our ri y where the physician} npbthcrary, and country
tnereban , can go and p«r<dm*o pirn* wine** and Liquors, a;?
imported and of the beet quaUiyi Wo do not intend to give
an Halm: ate description of this porchun's extensive b»>i*
ne<s.nttl ougb it will well repaylany ftranper or citizen to
vts.it Cdi pho IVoJfe a extensive wbrebonse, -Vos - . 38. 20. and
J£i Heave ■ street, and Kos. 17.10 And £l, ifarketfield btreet.
Uis etoci of Schnapps on hand ripdyjor shipment could not
bare bee i than thirty thousand cases; the Brandy some
ten than und —Vintages offiStfG to!SSR; and ten thou*
sand ha of Madeira. Sherry and Port Wine, Scotch and
Irish W) iftkey, Jamaica and St, Ctoix Rum, gome very old
amt oqm Ito any in,this country.! He also had three large
cellars, tilled with Brandy. wlucjic., in Casks, under Cus
tom Ifoftee koy. ready for botflfng. Mr. Wolfe's safes of
Sc-hnapj* last <ycar annmntcd tJ one hundred ami eighty
thousand, dozen, and we hope filter in less than two years ho
may be Iqally successful with hi*t brandies and wines.
Ilia b
Bpodpft,
fur medi
until ev
discard
with W
We u
deniera
liquors,
jsinoss merits the p.rfrdoftge of every lover of his
Private families who wj-di pure winea and- Liquors
use. fih'nftld semi thesr orders direct to Mr. Wolfe
ry apothecary in the huLl nmice «p tbeir minds to
ke poisonous sfnff froinltheir shelves, and replace it
lfo*s pure wines and Liijuora. ■
derstnmi Mr. Wolfe, forltho accommodation of small
n the country, pftte up issortecT cases of wines and
Such ft man, and anclija merchant, should be sjh-
bu'ust his tens of thousands of oppodent* in the Vnl
vs. uliosflll nothing ruinous alike to
health and happiness. | CttiG
taincd r
tod Stn;
human
TSBOIiO J|OOK STORE.
BOOKS, BOOKS!
RE AH E(j»E SMITH.
HU
T 9
S subscriber, having purchased of p. 5- Rob
ison his interest in the Book and Stationery bu
woulct respectfully inform th.e public of bis do
carry on ['
sines?,
giro to
ROOM
AND BOOK STORE,
n ’
ie will furnish.
where
AT THE t)LS) STAOT f
;Ue C. G. Osgood's Sto'ija, or by mall, the following
jkpers and Magazines,{at the publisher's rates,
DAILIES BY OAJtSfEBS. *
|cw Yoyk Tribune,
I ' Herald,}
Tithes, | jl
j News,
opposi
nowsd
, ; 1 - World,
Weeklies.
ork Ledger, Iwaverly Magazine,
jTboropscfn’s Reporter,
|Xiifo Illustrated, .
jlVilke’s fpirit,
porter’s | “
’Boston PHot,
New
Mercury,
Weekly,
>ffio*6aest r 'i
Scjsj
Fjraii
ific American,
[k Leslies', j j True Flag, -
L Illustrated News, | Irish American, -
fer’s Weekly., J Litlteirs l Living Ago,
prly Magazine, ! Thompson's Reporter.
iIOITTHIiIES.
»cr‘s Magaritoo, • Godov's LadyV Book,
k Leslies’ Magazine, j Petcrsoni's Magazine,
j A r Ihu r’s Magazine,
tic Monthly,
Ladies’ Repository,
Ladies’ jUisitor, ‘ , -
pkcrbockcr, sickJea,[
jet of Eon, PbaanylAeilow,
|so, -will be kept constantly on' band,! a complete
SSICAt, HISTORICAL, POETICAL,
ICHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
ctic Magazine,
he Year Hound,
Kui
Bad
itory of
;mk Books, Paper Mngings.
SHEET-MUSIC, PICTURE'S, MAPS, &e. ■
its for Binding Books, The w6rk executed to suit
taste, and on the lowest possible terms. Particu
.ttentiou will also bo given to SPECIAL ORDERS
my thing comprehended in thei trade. }
SCIiOOL BOOKS.'
dcrs'Series ef Befcders, Grean|eafB Mathematics,
ion's & Fitches'Geog'y, Davies ’ lf (
atcitf it Mc&ally'a " Sanders* Spollorsjp
ter and Hammond’s Writing Book, It
wn's and Kenyon's Grammar.
»f the public is respectfully solicited
XJM. H. SUITS.
September 5, ISdo. y-1
C ABIWET
WAKE KOOM.
most respcctfuily-. announces that
id at tbo old siaod, and for sale a
Lot of Furniture.
ton Jsurcctif>, and Booh
ird nnd Pier Tables, Dining and
, Marble-topped and Common Stands }
tge nnd Bedsteads, Stands, So-
Gilt -and Boseioood Mouldings for
ids to order oi short notice. A
ished if desired!
m 3 Sawing done to order.
B! T. VANHORN.
| CEDAR RIX HOTEL.
CESAR BUN, L YCOMING ; COUNTY, PA.
fTUIIS has been lately reliitod and opened for
I tber accommodation. of the public. Located at a
cqptral points stages leaving every alternate day for
Blcllsboro and Jersey Shore, concocting with cars on
•tf-fc Tioga R/B, north and S. 3c Rj B. R. on the south,
xiis Honse is situated on the Cddar Run Gang Mill
pond—-tv safe and convenient landing for rafts.m the'
rating season.* Good posts are firmly set on tfie left
bink, and th’o beach is free from obstructions. JTar
irig been practically engaged in the river business for
ESiny years wc feel confident we can anticipate the
wants and requirements of this trade, and will bndcav
oif to pleasoi The table, bar, chambers and stables
will always be attentively watched and well supplied.
Call and seejns, and we will part with you .'sore to see
you again, ■' X>. A, PISH, Proprietor*
jCedar Bun. Peb. 16,15G0. * ' ■
IRAT FLOUR, tip top and cheap, nt
. WBxaurs.
R\V TYi
v ■ !
NEW GOODS!
WNI. A. ROE & CO.,
Have jusi received their IVeto Slock of
FALL & WINTER
GOODS •
Consisting in part of.
DRY GOODS
Okocekies,
i
P/R O Y I S 1 0 N S ,
READY MADE CLOTHING
HATS * CAPS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
CROCKERY & HARDWARE,
GLASS & "WOODEN "WARE,
CARPETS,,.-.
FLOOR & TABLE OIL CtpTHS,
and ia faht everything in the line of Goods that is
usually kept in a store can be found dt this establish
ment. Purchasers- will please call and examine Goods
and prices before purchasing elsewhere, and convince
themselves- that tlie place to Tony- good and cheap
Goods is at ' W. A. KOE & GO’S,
Wellsboro, Oct. 27/1859.
FOR SALE!
WICKHAM & BLOOD GOOD.
'. AT OCR vrp.srsT IX
Tioga, Tioga Coun-ty, Pa.,
- A LARUE SCPPI.T -Of ,
PP-UIT TREES, SHBUBBBE'/.
GRAPES, EVERGREENS, Ac., de„ d-e.
PEARS —Trees of the most desirable kinds, and of cx
tra lai tre tr/e, if dc«ired. Standard treeajn bearing.
APPI-E-S —A (p-oat supply of the choicest kinds. Four
different kinds of Crab apple.
PLUMS —A large supply of and most approved
kinds.
CHERRIES —An extensive assortment of tho best kinds.
GRAPES —Viz • Delaware, T)iuim. Isabella. Black Burgun
dy. White Sweet Water, White Summer, Hartford Prolific,
Rebecca and Concord.
ORNAMENTAL—Weeping Mountain Ash; 1 Horse Che?-
nut, Balsam ot Fir. Scutch Fir, .European Silver Fir, Norway
Spruce. Siberian and American Arbor Vitas. Larch. Ac.
SHRUBBERY—HoIIy leaved Berberry.ChiuoacWeigelia,
Spiraea pru ni folio, Beutzia, Green Forsythia.
ROSES—Baltimore Belle, Prairie Queen.
• GOOSEBERRIES—^Of several choice varieties.
C U R R A N TS—Cherry, Bed, and White.
Wo would invite oil who are in want of tiny of thenbove
trees, Ac., to call and see them for their own Ratnfaction.
R. C. WICKHAM,
Tioga, Aug. -Is iSCO-yl JOHN T. BLOODOOpi).
EEGLST£K'.s XuTXCE.—Notyrejid hereby given,
that the following' Administrators ami Executors,
ha\ e filed their accounts in the Register's office of Ti
oga County, X’a., and that the same will be presented
to the Orphan's Court on MONLAY, the 10th day of
September IK6O, fur confirmation ntd allowance, viz :
Account of James Barber and Chester Robinson,
Executors of the estate of 0. B. Goodman, dec’d.
Account of .Andrew Bartles*and Ruth .Ann Buckley,
.Administrators of thp estate of Peter Buckley, dec’d.
.Account of Isaac F. Field find Chagall Wilcox, Ad
ministrators of the estatfe of D. B. Wilcox, doe’d.
Account of Calvin. Reynolds and P. P. Smith, Ad
ministrators of the estate of Joshua Smith, dec’d.
Account of Calvin Reynolds, Administrator of the
estate of Lorain Lodge, dec’d.
W. D, BAILEY, Register.
Wollsboro, August 13,18G0,
UILBRETH & LANDIS,
CASH DEALERSm
OUOCEKEES,
PROVISIONS,
CLOTHING,
Hats, Gaps, Boots and Shoes, &c.
One door below Holiday’s Hotel, Wellsboro, Pa,
Cash.' paid for Hides and ail kinds of tirnin.
C. HILDRETH,
Welfeboro, Oct. 6th, 1859.. S. 11. LANDIS,
WOOL, WOOL.
THE subscriber gives notice that he has taken the
Woolen Factory of J. I. Jackson, near Wellsboro,
where-' ho will do all custom carding and cloth dressing
that may be entrusted to him Ibe coming season. The
works have been putin thorough, repair, and all work
will l»e warranted if the wool Ls brought in- proper
condition.
Thje terras aro pay down In all cases.
Thte highest cash pride will be paid for wool to those
who (wish to seli, R. W. JACKSON.
WAUaboro, April 12th, 3560. 3a.
UNION AC A DENI Vj JULY 33, *6O,
T]IE FALL TERM of this Institution will oom
l menco on Tuesday, August 2Stb. 1860, nndcr the
direction of A. R. WIGHTMAN, A. 8., Principal and
Mrs! J. A. S. WJGBTMAN, Fiocoptress, aided by
comipetcnt assistants.
Ijor full particulars os to regulations, expenses, Ac.,
address the Principal at Kuoxvillo,, Tioga Co., Pa.,
anq receive a circular.
August 2 f 1800,-wA
FOR SAXE,
THE WELLSBORO & TIOGA PLANK ROAD.
riNHIS Road, undcrltho provisions of an Act of As
|| sctnhly having been .conducted into a first-rata
Turnpike or Gravel Rond, and being in complete or
der and rapair, including Toll Gates, .Bridges, Ac.—
Tfie prefent owner offers to sell said- Road, with all
-thi rights and franchises belonging thereto, for the
-actual amount he has paid for it, and its repairs and
with interest to time of sale. Terms
caidi, For further particulars, address the subscriber
i atl Brooklyn, N. Y. , E, BAYER*. .
June 2d, ISGO.-wG* I ’ -
1 E. B. BEiNJEDICT, M. D.,
"ITTOULB inform the public that be is permanently
\ y located in Elkland Boro, Tioga Co. Pa., and
Isfprcpnred by thirty years* experience to treat all dis
eases of the eyes and their appendages on* scientific
principles, and that he con cure without fail, that
dreadful disease, called St. Vitus’ Dance, {Chorea.
■S’uncfi Fi’ti*,) and will attend to any other business in
tile line of Physic and Surgery,
i Finland. Boro, August 8,1860,
f Potter Go, Railroad- Company.
A MEETING of the share-holders of the
Potter Co. Bnhrnm! Co., will be bob! 1 At Germania, on
Saturday Septj Ist, IFGO, from 1 to 6 o’clock P.M., for the
purpose of electing a president and 12 directors. Those
abroad are requested to bo present, or send their proxies, at
least three dnys previous. The subscription list will remain
open until that time. ' [By order of tho Commissioners.
Germania, Pa., Aug. 10, IfcOO.
CACTIOBT.
"t\ riTERKAS.my Vrifo POLUT, hna left mybod and
YY board without just ciiu&e or provocation, this
is to warn all persons not to harbor or trust her on my
account, as I shall pay no debt of, her eon trading, af
ter this date. RICHARD TILTOS,
! Union, August 15, ISBO,- •
FALL FASHIONS.
1860.
GENTLEMEN'S wear of Silk Hat,., at the NEW
HAT STORE in Arcade Bloek, opposite the
Dickinson House. S. P. QUICK,
, Corning, Feb. 23, 1860. . Hatter.
~VT OTICE is hereby given, that Alfred T. James has
-filed his petition in the office of the,Clerk of the
Court of Quarter Sessions of Tioga County, for license'
to sell liquor as a merchant in tho township of Bio's,
and that ho will be beard on Thursday.the IStb day of
September next, at 2 o’clock P. M.
J. F. DONALDSON,,Cre.-h.
Mrs, Winslow's gootliins Syrup.
I ,tOil Children ieethmg. ’ Price 25 cents.
JP pur Sale at Iloy'e Drug Stare,.
W. D TEBBELL,
COBNING, N.Jt. .• ”
Wholesale and Retail Dealer, in
DJI ESS, And Medicines, head, Zinc, and Colored
Paints, Oils, VarnieK, llnsfics Ctlmj heneand Burning
Thtid, Dgc Stnjf, Sash and Glass, Ihli'c liquors for
Medicine, /Well. jfcrfiVnM, Paint » and Brushes,
Perfumery, Dancy Articles, I hteornog Extracts, tic.,
ALSO, , | . ,
—A general assortment of School Books —
Blank Books, Staple rind Fancy ■ ,
■Stationary.!
Physicians, Druggists and Country iiferchants dealing
in any of the above articles canbje supplied at a small
advance on Diass York prices. i [Sept. S 2, 18a..]
FURS! FURS!; FURS;!
FBRS.o— The subscriber has a largo
assortment of Furs for ladies wijaf, Consisting of
PITCH CAPES & rnroPJEESj
FRENCH SAULE CAPES I- VICTORINES,
RIVER MINE CA PES if: M VfFS,
ROCK MARTIN CSPBS & TfCTORIXES .
Those comprise a small quantity of the assortment.
They have been boHght at low prices nml will heboid
at extremely low prices for cash, at the New Hat Store
in Cornidg, N.T. i 6. P. QUICK.
Tho Great Remedy.
Sis'.Taxes Ciarkes 6u.Eßr.iTEn Tbuie Pni- Prepared
rorn a prescription of /Vr J. Clorkf ] M. D- Vh}fsuti\n AV/ra
nrdinary to the Qt!em.—lhiS veil known nieiUouu is no mi
position, but a sure and Pafe for T’Ptna’le Dittb'uUh’S
and Obstruction*, fn»:n any arul although;
& powerful remedy they contain nothing kurtiul in tlmii ton
stltntion. : ’/ i
To McbmeT) liiprrs It l« pe<-nliar]y suited. It will In n,
short tlrm*. on {he monthly pvrlod with reg%
The-e Pill* huye uou-r been knowif to fail where tho direc
tions on tho 2* pace of the pamphUt are well observed.
For full particulars get a of the agent.
N. U.—sl amt 0 postage stamps enclosed to any authorized
agent, will Insure a bottle, <coQtai|iiug over on jnlls, by re
turn mail.
U. D. DEMIN G,
Would respectfully announce to tht people of Tioga County
that he h now prepared to fill aw orders . for Apple, pear
Peach, Cherry. Ncetvtrinn. Apricot. Evergreen and luvi.hjons
Ornamental tree.-*. Alxo Curranta Ea*pb*vnea. Gooseberrie'S
Blackberries ami Strawberries of a|l now and approved van
nT?\CpC CQusisting of Hybrid. Perpetnal £ rtn(l Sum*
liUorii> , ' n , er K*ae?. Mew, 'Bourbon, Noisette, Tea,
Bengal or China, an J Climbing Iloics.
rjTjrn ttt>Rl?T> V InchJuHngMl th® finest nowvn
OXIIV U XJ.OX4IV X riHicb of Althea, Culycanthus
Dentzia. Lilacs, Spiraea, Syfiugias.lViburmim I *, Wigilms \c.
rr»r Puennie*. Dahlia*. Phloxes. -Tulips
fLv n L>IXC7 Hyacinths] Narcihbis; Jonquils, U 1
Tics. Ac.
GUAPES —All varieties.
Teahody’s New ILuU-hois Strawberry. 4 doz.plnnte, $5.
Order* respectfully solicited. . j
for Grafting. Budding or Pruning ulll b«
promptly attended to. Addles?
Hoc. 10, '6B. H. D. IfEMIXQ, W , hard, V£
Farm and Milii for Sale.
THE subscriber offers his and Mills'in Rut
land for sale. The Parra ’contains2Boacrcs, with
200 acres improved, three good houses, three good
framed barns, one new horse jbarn 30x40. Also one
new Steam and Water Grist pHH, with three run of
Burr Ston£, all in good order, and a good run of
custom. All of the above property, will 'he sold pn
time to suit the purchaser, together or separate.
U.W.VaS ALLEN.
ip.3l, 1300/
Rutland, Tioga Co. Pa., Mp?
JTot sdlf. *
undersigned wishes toj sell.order to enlarge
hU Mercantile business, hU fang (with personal
'property,, stock and farming tdols) slanted in (Tysses.
Potter Co. Pa., consisting ofj 100 acres 80 cleared,
good buildings thoreun, >ituaied ‘on a good road and
near a good market, a Warrantee Deed given to the
purchaser. Price $3OOO, one j third down, four years
for the balance in annual payments. Address
THOMAS E. URIDLEY.
ErookSeld, Tioga Co. Pet., March 16, 1860.
&nn^.
THE subscriber has for sb-le n largo quantity of
farming land of excellent quality, and lo
cations in Tiogis and Potter County, comprising seri
al lots of Improved land. ;
These lands will bo sold onlten years time treason
able rates. Those who desire! to secure to themselres
a good farm, can now do bo oh better terms' than will
ever he offered again in this
MTellsWo, March 8, 1860. . A. P. CONE.
Majoti G smsrai/b Office, 1
Liberty, August 27,-3860. j
NOTICE is hereby given fb tfao volunteers of the
2d Brigade, I3th Division, that X will review
the same at Tioga, on Saturday the 22d day of
September next, aud the Revision Staff are hereby noti
fied to attend, armed and equipped as the law and
regulations direct. !
' * .. JOSTAH HARDING,
• Mry. Gen. of Division, Pa. Militia.
ATTESTIOW !
THE uniformed militia’ofj Tioga County Pa, You
are hereby commanded! to be, and appear, on
Saturday, the 22d Jay of September next, at 0 o’clock
A. AL. in the Boro of Tioga, Ifor the purpose of parade
and drill, armed and equipped as the law dircts. By
order of , [COL, L. D. LANDOK.
FOB SAFE.
THE Store Building nu Main Street, nearly oppo
site C. <fc J. L. Rojnnson'a Store. The Tot is 30
feet front, and extends backJOli feet. The Building
was built fora Store HousA with open front. For
terms Ac, apply to' SAAiuBL DICKENSON,
I Wellsboro Pa.
Wellsboro, August 20, IS6|3.
WALL PAPER ! !
WALL’PAPER J
WALL PAPER
WALL PAPER
WALL PAPER
LWALt PAPER
soriment of wall poper
ever brougbt in Wellsboro/j*lu .connectiop with the
above can be found WindowiShades of all kinds. Call
soon at lE. E; ROBINSON.
• Wellsboro, April stb. ISC6.
REMOVAL.
Dr, SHEARER, Homeopathic' Physician, has re
moved his office and residence from the United States
Hotel to second house below! Hart's Hotel,
July 32, 1860. ! ‘ ~
PICTURE FBAIMNG.
TOILET GLASSES, Portraits, PicturoVLeriifieates
Engravings, Needle Work, Ac., <tc., framed in
the neflMt manner, in plain and ornamented Gilt.
Rose Wood, Black Walnut, |oalc, JUahogany, Ac. Per
sona leaving any article for framing, can receive them
next day fraued in any they wish and hung for
them. Specimens at j
ROBINSON’S BOOK STORE.
Brown’s BronfcUlal Troches.
OR COUCH LOZENGES. For the core of hoarse
ness, Sore Throat and Pulmonary Irritation, and
to clear’ the voice for public speakers and singers.
Far sajle at Ray’s Drag Store.
F ARRIERS POWDER. s now extensively used for
horse distemper, also for colds and coughs in
horses, to increase the appetite, regulate the digestion
and to improve the condition of thd animal, useful
also as a preventative for horn distemper in cattle.
For sale at Roy’s Drug Store, j
SABS AM TOLU, COUCH REMEDY.—This is the
most popular o»d useful expectorant now in use
in mis vicinity. It is prepared from tho Balsam of a*
tree growing in hot climates, mostly in South America.
Ror tele at Roy’s Drug Store.
GLADDINC’S patent horse hay forks.—
Prico with Unpos on I Pulleys, complete, Slfi.OD.
Em sale by Q. P. ROBE ITS.and J. ,’M. EDsALL,
Weliaboro.—Jane 14, 1801). . i
SEED?. —Fresh and Reliable Garden and Field
Seeds, the largest stock of Soceds In tho county
will bo found at Roy’s Drlig Store.’ Farmers who use
Field Seeds will remember Roy’s Drug Store and the
large packages of Field sccde. - •’ i
H4YISC 10018.
CAST STEEL,- Silvorjsteel, and the Golden Tan
ner Sythes, Snatha, Knkes, scythe -stones, grind
stones, gram cradles, &c.j at - . OSGOOD’S.
BISWSO.
BOOKS, Magazines arid Rowspapers hqnpd in Su
poricr Style... Unijevs.il facilities enable ns to
'..pluas tfil. Call and ecu a, the LUuIC SiCOiiF.
i
’ - FALL (CAMPAIGN j‘
• just ontTirai m • .* i
C. & J. L.| KOB;IKSON^S
ONE pRICE STORE. j
WE wish to call jthc attention of onr friendi|«o3
customers to jmr assortment of • f
?EASOBTAUtI? jQOODS,
I snen Aailj' |'.i J
LADIES') DE E !O 0 S f |
1
I
cosprisjsq ■
BLAOS AMD SIL^S,
CHALLIES’ AND BE BAINES, ' | '1
' GINGHAMS, J BRILLIANTS, LAWNS, '. |
FSENCtI fifty AICSniCAN PRINTS
I A l - 80 )
■ , SHAWLS, DUSTERS.
Our stock of staple goods is large. Particular notice
la invited to our j [' j -
BROWN AND BLEACHED EirmTENOS i SHEETINGS,
CLOTHS, CASHMERES AND VESTINGS.
FARMERS & MECHANICS’ CASgIMERES,
BIUDV-n tDI! CJCOTHIIfCI,
r'- crockery and orarswahe, ;
caocspass, boctsi : and shoes,
/ .hosiery aND(j Gloves, , j
&c., &c., ! &e., • &c.,
Wellsboro, Sept,''{, 1860,
GREAT INDUCEMENTS. ;
I AM cow prepared to wholesale FI<OTJR r FEED,
MEAL and GRAIN cheaper any manm the
count}'. As -• I I j' i * - *- 1 ■
t BUY FOB,! (CASH] ,
And being conceded with sej , <rn| large ftnor|n£W
tnblish.Qents, I caii afford toll® supply Lumbermen
and Dealers generally with a good article* and.cheaper
than the cheapest, j ■
• I htpo made arrangements in the city of New York
so as anybody and everybody with
GROCERIES, AT WHOLESALE .OR RETAIL,
j j veut j -..
COFFEE, SEG|AKS, j {PISH, POUR.
And in tu-t any tiling in tlioffflnjytsion line, ■>
sold cheap for ca&b, or e-xcbanofl for; grain.
10,000 RCSIIBLS COM, AND OATS,
In exchange for) Groceries, Call at K,
\VIIIOJITS> Flout, Peed and Provision Stored No, 8
Mjun-?t. f Woil&Wcy Pa. j
June 7, IS6O. j ,j, j 1 j •
NEW-GCabbs. i
Pali. \mi ivknter
HATS AJ&X> , C-AJPS. j
Justreccived, and having bought my SUfcppls a|
unusually R ' ' \
Jj OfW PRICES. j
I am ornihfrd to; giro my customers the benefit of it,
Look at these figures: IlL' £ ' *—.
Best sU,SO Silkjla-t, CityFa'lgjjylcreduced ft)s3 60 f
Best $4,00 Stilt Hat, Citjt rail Stylo-teducod to
$2 50. ■ j J i; 1 ; 4
??. 50 Hat warranted orfual A .(hopa usually soli at
| • 1. ■ v ,
Silk ITnts frotu ' ‘ 4ato:s3iso.
Wool Hats rt j - t Bsto 2 iOO,
Fur Hats 111 . * 6s to 6 00,
r Men's Caps from 20s to 2 00,
Tivy’s Cap* 3stoJ|so t f
And all my goojds at my usually low rates* and th*
■ LARGEST { STOCK? j|
of goods to selcctjfroin ever brought to Steuben Go.*
comprising almost ail stylcs sna Shapes known in tbn
New York Marke\, |j|j jn [
•- STRAW QOODS |
losing out at 25 pjer cent less than -cost. |.
Corning, Sept, ij, 1860. WM. WALKER,
TO I'.ill fIEaS ASD OTHERS.
TIIE subscriber bogs leave lo inform pnhlifl
that Mb Flouring Mill in Mansfield is:DOW 14
complete operation, and that lc has been patting., in
new machinery, and'among tli >j I
irdli CEtEBRA TE§ | V&EAT SSr^TTSB,
used in the best jwills of Bocfjester, N*. Y. j He boa
also a Corn SheH|er and Corn (Irackerj a n»W Corn
Meiff Sifter, and is therefore prepared to grind corn
from the ear. two bolts for WhMt*pooe fop
one for poor wheat, so as Dot fo pel? good
and poor flour. j
-}? B.* A first-rate miller; from the celebrated Klonr
of Wngdell <t Co., of Rochester, N. Y., l»
now employed. Be served 3.; wears in tbeli employ,
and ijotfommeodadifjl Jr t j - !
Cnsb pain for grain. I j[Ji ' ;C|. YT, BA|IKEY.
Mansfield, Sept 5, 1860. Ws ; J j
Ta, Persons Out of Employment.
AGENTS WANTED to sell the EEIB SEWING
will given CotAnussipn, orwa.
gcsaUrotn to S6O per month, andexpenses paid.
This is a new machine, and so simple in its Iconstroc-
Uon that a child of 10 years can: learn to operate it by
half an hour’s instruction. Mu Cjqn&l to any Family
Sewing Machine in use, and thw pride is but Bifceoa
Dollars. HI T : 1 „.. j
Persons wishing on Agency’will. Address ! “
> J. It. BOYD AN;
Secretary Erie Sewing Machine Company,
■ 4w5 ! ; MILAN, jOBIO.
STRA j
AS we lifivo received many Mtia»[fr|sJi in
varioiiv |»arN of the County ciifUff rent tit n***/. fnqniribtf
where can. best] p&nfeMic Stmwbwrriv*. imi
have madeiurrangemeots to *upijli|lpoebjwho taayjwaul tfcem
ut the fuikfvdng rates delivered iai Weijbbhro.
lij .perdoz. j»crlinn‘ll.
{ 60 cts. I
87 tk J -3.. W;
<1 i tLia.
25 i ino
StU } 250
T 6 I 4.00
• bo 1 s,«r
l] fib * ( a.M)
!is 1 I 4W»
inkers oin “H 'cc fronj
addrr.ikwl
tm, Wellnboro ?
I*oah<wlya New Haulbols,
\VilfHfo'a Albany,
Honker’-*,
MtSVvoy's Superior,
Loryworth’a Prolific, ,
Le llaron Variety) i
.Scarlet Magnate, i
Fuller No* 1, | .1
1 Homiug’s Nqw Seedling, >■ w! ,|
An the-*e varieties are troocJj pm
thorn to amt themselves. AU ordfrra
, .
k ESTRAI.
CAMB-do4he promises of Nathaniel in MM*
dlebury, o.a the; morning, of the 28th, a wj>iU
black MAUE, handsomely built and in good oNcr,
with both bind feet white, nnc\ a small red spot nhnufe
(he size of a dollar on the left £ide ? which looks »s if
it had b£en worn by the bock: >4dVfBaid marc Mokrd
as if sbq had been rode or 9 ’it®) -hard through {be
night. The owner is request to Wine forward, pfuvq
property, pay charges and takcj|hejr|away. 1 ,
. Seplem'-er 5, 1860. • w2* f !j ' J
PEDLEKS will find it to their advantage to call ftt
' Roy’s Drugstore, as hs has just received ft large
supply of Essential Oils and Essences .bR kinds
which ho 5s selling very cheap for cash. |
'Konshton’s Pep*iu f
I7IOR Dyspepsia and miigcHioh.
' For sale Bt Roy’s Drug Store.
t— — : —— I ——^
SUBSCRIPTIONS received pfbr Ml the; Magazine*
‘and papers, either* in clnlikol' by the single copy,
Bt - ROBINSON'S NEWS ROOM.
Ptr.ES,' PILES, PILES.—A how land valuable
remedy for this ‘painful and ttoub asp mi di-eane
cutflio obtained at liOi ’S pii L b STOil ip 1 ,
_ June 21, ISGQ.- ; j __ _ ,
NETT ARTICLE OF STOVE POLISH.—Put
Sale at Roy’s Drug Stork! ll'; .-, J
BROTHER Jonathan's. IlW'nitpro Polish.' Price
2o cents. ' For srilejtjt jßay’s Drug Store.
MITCHELL’S SYlii’P Of! IPECAC. For Colds,
-Coughs, Croup-, Ac. •" At Roy’s DrugStotp.
CASH paid Tor GRAIN at , 't .
•,. , - ~ TIOGA STEAM FLOUR MILLS,,
.logpit 15, IdfiO. Sin. • , - ’ ,
VELVET £^*4
ill'
a*.
rill be
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