„.hnro. Wadn«» da y- lTor .'^ Bßl ‘
jl #w AdrartiMnitot*.'l d . ,
■ (
Sale— Jacob HiltboW.Adm’r.
if*""* „ « Lydia I(. Mokbtr, 4d«n’Xi
,1-, Abl.V'-Henry Sherwood, AitMtof.
' —S. F. Wilson, Auditor..
<1 _:H. W. WilKams,! Auditor/ ,
Ttoii'.l T. Bentley, Cor. Sec,
__ Ct IV. Nesbitt, Cor. Sec, »-J - ‘ ; _
U p, Donaldfon, Protb’y. .*■
“ _Bobt C. Simpion, Boc’y. '5 !
~r . Kanlcd- D. Deisey, Soo'y, ”
*0«« Kolia— Fo *’ P ‘*jL
_J. G. Dartt, P. If . - i-
County C»«rt Proclamation.}
i,I Jirorce— Sheriff >
" ii —Sheris' Powb|>
tßf'l fl°9‘ , w-.., ,
llf( nl VMor-ljO™? * W'laon,
.'0 Conßß9fo^ STB - —We ve ? kl J “ th ®
of poems bearing, mostly upon subject of
oollloc, bet it is impossible for n.titffint them.
,pi r it which givcs'birtb fe these «W J«p* is com
.bis bet sometimes it is notvery will; expressed.
the following vorsefrom n poet «{£ lesshurg:
So put your treat in god my boy?
And keep your powder dry
And when yotf get to Washington
then smite them hip nnd thigfio. • i
„ ideas in the first, second and fourth lines, are
L original, probably. A young lady at) ninsberg,
" nof sign her name as she on* ,t to have
writes a tolerable poem, but its; why e pith is
„n in this vessel , *! 1 .’
Go buckle ou thy. sword and shield!,. ■ y .
Poetise the traitors-never yield
<*The Stars and Stripes thy motw be,
•Aud soon our country shall be
jpjful enough. _■ , i.
While these poets invoke the nation \ > action, an
i,r (atng a different view abjures it t;j repose t
bdod! proud nation! in thy might 4‘thy, strength
/.puerile foe stalks thy land in it's length . .
u night of thino intellect keep to ftrfpjllow;
ill (he fee makes thee writhe like a twisted Willow
pS'Vr, Sloven*, Rector of St.- Andrew's Church
‘ilidelpbia, it chosen,Assistant Blahof of'.the Prot*
•jat Epiicopa! Diocese of Penn’a,
Teachers' Institute will bd; held at the
irt House in this Borough on morning
(12th November) and continue fmu-jdgyfi. Prof.
F.gtoddnrd of. New York will boiMi’esent. - Let
n be a full Attendance of teacher*. ? ,
jfl*The simple nnnonneement of j J" Marriages
I Deaths are published free of charge' But Temem
ribii lengthy obituaries, 6r poetry or
at till be charged for. like other adfiel-tisemenU.
jllcwei when you send the nolic& of k marriage
ideith be sure to write your own dom<j in foil as
pinntf to us, otherwise it will not fee printed.
&K circular has been issued from the Treasury
prtmeDtiQ relation to the settlement of .the ac
uiiof deceased soldiers. The widow of an officer
(ante is entitled to waive the money l due. If
nis do widow, the pay goes to the ’Children or
lir piardian. If the Boldier dies trthfcarried, the
io r motHefn>rothers and sisters, Wire in gen
ilrtce:ve the amount due. Tfritteb application
uthmde under oath, and be accessed to Ezra
Enoch 2d' auditor of treaeacy Wash
...... c J j
learn from Maiosburg t on? friend,
cVtrtS. Brundage of that £ enlisted in
t rinks a* a private soldier in the Mountain*
a, of which J. S. Hoard Is Str. Brundage
nil-known as a prominent Rcpui r Jl}an of that
rJ-3 of the County, and he was acar|tfdate for the
hsfSheriff st the Tioga Convention,
im Ms delegates stood by him to tl A. last ballot,
hdication of the confidence to his ability
iinUgnty by those who know him • jst ' Succors
Ik* 1 Vi
adjourned Court wot held hero by Judge
htelast week. In consequence of physical disabil-
Tte iftend to tho. duties of Coutify'C&mnissioner,
-sßixby, E<q., of Mansfield sent in hi£resignation,
fiith was accepted. Mr. Bixby had Served nearly
•’jarj.and had distinguished himselTby his pecu
• reifications and business habit?) ' Til® people
Ictct the county will regret that has de
aths county of bis services. [/ ; .
1 Court appointed Chas. F. Miller if liogaTown
*bii successor to fill the ’term. Mr.
h ayoung man of strict integrity, of good husi-
and we are well assured thjifc the interests
1 county will not suffer in his I!
I&* A soldier friend — may his pow&etlhe always
■wi lii! aim sure—sends us the joupcy for ft clnb
**My-hro Agitators for,three to be sent
■ fl 'A, of the Buck-tails, " **
i ? no Pfizer that reaches 1 dhr camp so sought
u . Agitator. When one finds us, it goes
“«td to hand, from tent to tent,; ifilil it is worn
All mast gee it and ail must readmit. It tolls us
, «ncwB of our own native the homes'
■ beside? we have left, perhaps for over. And it
= *so tell those who stay at home of-’their gallant
A ;f tlri| y from the scenes of tboiti childhood to
I*.” °f the nation ; and ifr they wish to
ftffl a?, they can do so by taking I nq AqOtator.
wne of our friends at home wi&
because we neglect to .wrfje, fdr'/we are
Wrrciunded by circumstances. wl| [ch it
■ Forgotten, no! iU* i fiends at
•*<r school mates and scholars, st*ll;bd remem
j! * T C 8» matter what scenes snrrf ansi ns, Tipon
ifm° * 8 you kesP onr m kr|s light and
® care, for nothing is so welcomf to) the soldier
' **
Soldiers’ Aid SociEtr, ~ ladies of
instigated by Mrs.A,C. Bush, the
mlctoa society called, the - Aid
p\ following were'the offic«c*:o/oaen -
.
W-GotreUocM ' h , "
,a, yaiuf Treasurer —Miss Joint!*. Willard.
,( tra»d Inspector —Miss jflavensi
’ociety feeling that government Isnpplies of
■d not hlwayg answer alt th(| V*nta of the
' in many cases the articles furnished
a quality, that they out
mppiy reached thera,bivo,dejermined
bravo volunteer* should have their
socks famished from this township
ich is the object of the oygahixatioa
Those who have friends andrelft*
hero bill undoubtedly fee!an interest
and delighted to hare ah oppor
’iff the comfort of their friend? in the
* of the Tioga Soldiers*, Aid Society, ■
1861, - j,*!,, Willard, Seo’y.
°WXBT&
'ge 0. 4. Lewis of Ulysses township
■***• fsohs u 4 prirate soldier in Arch
’«t Harrisburg, Judge Lewir-has
AisocUte Judge County,
' ptotainent SeptUieon' alitician, and
a-woribyone. ,-'i i
'Viet Strong „t the Jfc.fc. Church of
Uc# oppointed Chopleio of. the 48th
f •j’ Order* of Potter Couely hjure not
lar We fw » BOmbef of jean oe-ioj to
i J
i i [
the deila\;(jntlact*4ii» Gliding tb* U*wf(?6oK HtiarV
! . As the relief fer the familice of. loldiers under the act
of Assembly niustbe paid'in thesoordervihe Com
mieaipnera hate wisely concluded to make them par.
To this end thty Advehiae for a loan . of' $lOOO on a
Bond per cent interest, payable in one year.
’ Braifbr4thatgood Eerosine oil
is being sold ii| Towsnda for fifty cents a gallon,
The BlnfckaiLlth Shop and Wagon Shop of 6.
W. Vincent, s|esheqnln, —ore totally, destroyed by
fire one night last week, • A boose belonging to V.
Smith, tsis als« destroyed. The loss is quite heavy
with no insnranee. I ' V
. ~ —nonvßrfbXtQ. White, of ;Tiog» Cofn|y Is to
preside at the Special Court for ttyis eottnty cpmmen
e’itig Monday anl ' ' -' ■ ; ' ■
. — l —The Bradford County Teachers' Assooiation
will hold its- seventh annual meeting at JUonroeton,
Friday and! Nor. Sth-aed 9th.
Bishop purges*,' of Maine,'administered' the
rite of confirmation, to a number of candidates in
Pike, this county, on Tuesday nIC
tycoming-pThe Gazette cohtiiins a lengthy obitu
ary notice of (jol.Thor.'W, Lloyd, .who died at bis
Residence in Fairfield on the 27th He was
sixty years.old! had_ spent more than half a century
in Lycoming Cfcnsty; •he‘had"been|oontraotof on the
extension of the Wept Branch Canal, and afterwards
Superintendent!; he had been Sheriffi and Treasurer of
the County andlhad represented the people in the Leg
islature. Bat’{what did him more honor than all
was the fact that in April last when the Capital of
the Nation wasltbroatened by rebe(s. Col. Lloyd,’old
■a, he was, raised a company of stalwart men,.and
■ offered his andiheir services to the [government; but
the requisition feing full for the State, after several
ineffectual overtures for acceptance the company dis
banded’, I !
-A diapati h frtan Washington, dated Oct. 23d,
says: “This a benioon the Fifth Pennsylvania Regi
ment buried at (lamp Pierpopt. with military honors,
private F|lby, o ‘ Company A. The.dceeased died in
-camp of Syphoi fever. Ho was a native of Jersey
Shore, Pa., and much esteemed by alt bis comrades.’’
tt!R.
NEOTTS,
Jabes Hopkins, arrested in Williamsport sev
eral weeks ago lor passing bogus coin, itas convicted
in the U. S. Co|rt, at Pittsburg, lasjt week, and sen
' tenced tot pay edats and one hnndrej dollars fine and
be imprisoned dbe year in the Western Penitentiary.
appointed the fifty’ second
* _ ■
1 &6C A. 33. !B I 33
At the!Parsonage in WelUboro, oij the Ist inst., by
Rev. J; Landrolh, Dr. J.’PUTMAN' of Hornolsville,
N. Y., to Miss ijLIZABBXH DERBYSHIRE of Del
m»r, Pa. {
By the saraejat the residence of 'the bride, on the
sth iwiL, Mr. .CHARLES F. JOHNSTON to Miss
JULIETT VAIjHORN, both of Charleston, Pa.
In MainsburjL on.tbe 20th nlt (# at .the bouse of R.
K. Brundugc, by the Rev, E, Colson, Mr. SAMUEL
HAYNES of ireene, Chenango County, N* Y., to
Miss IDA JANE WETMORE of WelUboro, Tioga
County Pa. k
On the 25th bf Sept, by Rev. N. L. Reynolds, Mr.
BURNETT J.SLOVE of Chatham, and Mis*
MYRA L., daughter of Jesse Streeter of Tioga, Pa.
•In Sullivan, in the 24tb alt., by Rev. H. Rockwell,
Mr. A. J. WEBpTEH of Mninsburg, to Miss IDA P.
GRAY of Grajjs Valley, Tioga Co. Pa.
| DIE 2D.
On the 27t|i ult., of Dipthoria, JOSEPHINE,
daughter of Josn E., and Hannah Henry of Charles
ton, nged 3 yeafs, .
In Delmar. al his residence, on the ISth of Sept.
1861,-Mr. STEPHEN SABINS, aged 63 years.
BPEOIAL NOTICES.
w|h O SHOULD USE
DR. J. BOVEB DODS’ VEGETABLE
JMPERIAI, WINE , BITTERS ?
All who-are afflicted with Incipient Consumption or Weak
Lungs should O'** them.
vAII who suffer from- weak Stomachs, Indigestion, Dyspep
sia, or Piles should use them.
At! who suffer from tenoral or Nervous Debility, Restless
ness a; night, want of Sleep. Ac., should use them.
All persons who are convalescent after fever or other sick
ness should use them.
Ministers of ihfe Go*prt, Lawyers, Lecturers, and alt pub
lic speakers should use-them.
Book Kcepersjaoft all persons leading a sedentary life
should use them. | >
The aged and idfirra should tfletbem.
All who require a stimulant or tonic should u«e them.
All who are addicted to the usoof a.deut spirits and wish
to reform. shoultfinse them.
They are madepf a 'pure Sherry Wine, and of ihe native
plants and herbs pf the country, and should be recommend
ed by temperance! societies, clergymen, physicians, and all
frieuds of humanity. •
’ They arc prepared hy an experienced and skillfull physi
cian,'ana aside frsm their medicinal properties, are a'most
delightful beverage; and yet. as a medicine, are as innocent
and harmless as tpe dews of heaven.
Sold 1 by druggies generally.
ClfiAS. WIDDIFIELD A Co. f Proprietors.
78 William st.. New York.
Baldwin. Lowell A Co., Agents at Tioga. Idyl
Dr: H. n. dorden, Of Tioga, is General Agent Cor Ttof
ga County, to wham all applications Cor agencies must be
made. |
NOTICE. —in election for President, Directors,
Treasurer! nnd Secretary of The Tioga Bail
Hoad Compnujfh will be held at the office of the Com*
pany, No. 25 Ppiladeiphia Exchange, in' the city of
Philadelphia, on. MONDAY, the 4th day of Novcm
her, 2861, between tbo hours-,of 12 M. and 2P. M.
Oct 16, '6l. I A, E. DOUGHERTY, See'y.
NOTICE. — To tekom it mag Concern : Notice is
hereby given that the books, accounts, Ac., of
the late firm if Baldwin, Lowell A Co., hove been
.placed in .the hinds of F. E. Smith, x>f Tioga, for Im
mediate settletdent and collection. All persons in
debted to said srm will confer a favor upon us and
savb themselvesScostsby calling upon him nnd settling
their accounts. I 1 BALDWIN, LOWELL A CO.
Tioga, Oct, 3f, 1861.-4 t.
, . In matter df 1 Notice is hereby given that
Lewis B. Harfmer V Lewis B. Hanmer of Tioga,
Insolvent deplor, J Tioga County, Pa., has filed
| bis petition in the GoQgt of
Common Pleas if Tioga County for Ihe
Insolvent laws of this Commonwealth —the
has fixed'on lhe| first- Monday of December,
2 o’clock P. the Court House, in WeUsonHjHfet
the time and plfcce of bearing the same—at wlnefiu
time and place Ihe creditors of the said Haomor are'
notified to attend if they thipk proper.
f LOWSEY A WILSON,
Oct. 30, 1861-f ' Sttys for Petitioner.
JEROMEB. If I EES,
ATTORNEY. ASB COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
Middlijbury Centre, Tioga Co., Pa.
Will attend to all business entrusted to bis care Kith
promptness andjfidelity.
Sept. 11, 186| ,
NEW COOPER SHOP. —The undersigned
respectfully Informs the eitixens of Wellsboro
and vicinity, thit he hoe opened » COOPER-SHOP
opposite I . . - ...
CROWL’§ WAOON SHOP,
and is ready to 60 all manner of work prompt and to
order, from & gallon keg to ft fifty barrel tn|). Re*
pairing also dcnle bn short notice. 0. F. ELLIS.
Wellsboro, May 8,1981;
FLOURING MILLS.—
U waiaHT bailey.
Hiring sctnredfthe best mills in the County,.are .now
prepared to do |
Custom Work, Hlerchaut Work*
■ and in fact everything that can be done in Country
so as to give perfect satisfaction.
ungAL AND FEED,
AT W|HOLESALBOR RETAIL,
et oor store in' jlVelisboro, or at the mill. Cash or
Goode far grain at tbe'market price.
All goods delivered free of charge within the corpo
ration: i WEIGHT A BAILET.
Wellehoro, Ftp. 13, 186 L
iSf-®' tigga 'mmwm j-m gitato®.
GROVER & BAKER'S
CELEBRATED NOISELESS '
SEWING MACHINES,
1 - FOB FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING US*,
495 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Ageneiee in all the principal Cilice and Town* in lie
United Statee,
Shuttle or Lock Stitch Machine*:
, The Grover A Baker 8. M. Co. beg to call tba at
tention of the public to their recently introduced
NOISELESS FAMIL Y AND MANUFACTURING
SEWIKOi MACHINES,
MAKING THE SBCTTIJi OB LOCK STITCH.
These machines cpmbino all tba latest useful im-
and are highly ree
ommended:,^p|^^^
;
] :2foiselismeit; Rapidity ;
f ■ Easeof Management ;
■■ : Capacity for all, kinds of Work,
'And Beauty..and Regularity of Stitch .,
Various styles of these machines adapted to the
house or workshop will be foand at the different agen
cies of the company throughout the United States.
Their new 1
SHUTTLE MACHINE FOR TAILORS' USE,
The latest triumph of the sewing machine art —noise-
less, rabid, and easily operated—will commend itself
to those who use machines for manufacturing clo
thing. , ,
GROVER & BARER HACHIPIES,
MAKING TUB
GROVER & BABER, STITCH.
These justly.‘celebrated machines, adapted to all
the want* of the manufactory, con
tinue to maintain the pre-eminence which the almost
universal verdict of the public ho*, awarded them*
The well known ' '
STRENGTH, ELASTICITY AND DURABILITY
of the Groter k Balter Stitch will : always insure for
these machines the preference for family nse, and for
the manufacture of eocb goods ap are intended for
wear—for nso and not for show.
Wherever the- Grover k Baker Btitcb'*Macbioea
.bare been exhibited nod fairly Judged in competition
with the lending Sewing Machines in the market, in
cluding the Wheeler k Wilson, they bare invariably
borne off the first premium.
This assertion is confirmed by the decision of the.
Committees of the State Fairs of
ILLINOIS, OHIO AND MICHIGAN,
recently held, which awarded the first premium to
the Ororer & Baker Machine over all others in com
petition.
Oct. 30, 1861
JMMENSE ATTRACTION!
$lO,OOO
WORTH OP
SEW FALL GOODS,
SOW OPESISO
AT THE BEE HIVE 2
We refer the citizens of Elmira, iod the Public gen
a|lyf to the following Catalogue of Qoodi, which
UNSURPASSED IN BEAUTY!
UNEQUALLED IN VARIETY!!
UNRIVALLED IN CHEAPNESS!!!
We call the Ladies’ special attention to our
Dress Qoodi Deparlmeo*,
omprislng all the novelties of the,season, such os
Plain rep. Ottoman,
Brocade Ottoman,
Vellour Ottoman,
French Merges,
(all colors and grades,)
Rich Paris Printed Mcriqos,
do do do Wool DcLaines,
English Plain Repp,
.* i English Printed Repp,
English Printed Coburgs,
English Plain Coburgs,
Irish A French Poplins,
' Glace Mohairs,
Mohair Foulards.
An endless variety of
BLACK DRESS SILKS from SCcts to $2,50 per yd.
COLORED DRESS SILKS, plain and figured,seme
of the most recherche designs.
LYONS ALL SILK MANTILLA VBLTETS.
Oar Shawl Department,
contains all the best makes of American and imported
Woolen shawls; a fine line of lad es’ and misses’ small
cheek Shawls.
BROCHE SHAWLS,
at less than 50 eents on the dollar; owing to an ex
traordinary large.importntion the prices are. very de
pressed. Fine nil wool Silk Double Broche Shawls,
formerly sold at $lO, we can now offer at $6,
EASBIONABLE CLOAKS.
Black and Colored;, we shall receive weekly during
the season alt the very latest styles. Cloake mode to
order in a very superior manner, on short notice.
Black Colored Broadcloth—Beaver and
French Tricot.
Desirous of making this ,a very important branch
of our business, we have purchased the mast exten
sive Stock ever brought in town, ranging in price from
$1 to $6 ' v ard. W* can and mVfsuit everybody in
*''nd.
’’•OODS
id retail, at anpre
s Notice.
iting New York this
/ith us at New York
ias been bought ro
-1 state of things, for
The large increase of sales stimulates ns to still
greater efforts. Nothing on our part Trill be left un
done to please the public.
A call is respectfully solicited.
ELIAS H. DORMAUL.
Elmira, Oct. 9 1881. apr. 17-mB.
•BANK NOTICE.
AN Election for Directors of the Tioga County
Bank, will be held jet the Office of the Bank, in
the Village of Tioga, onjtfao third Monday in Novem
ber 18G1, between the boars of two and fonr P. M.
B. C. WICKHAM, President
Tioga, Get; 23,1881." 4L -
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
THE Advertiser, having been restored to health in
a very few weeks by a very simple remedy after
having suffered several years with a ssvero long affec
tion, and that dread disease, Consumption—is anzions
to make known to bis fellow-sufferers ' the means ef
cure. ''
. To all who desire it, he will send acopy of the pre
scription used, {free of charge,) with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find a
SOBS COBB for CossDUPtios, Astana, Bttoxoarns,
Ac. The only object of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to'benefit the afflicted, end spread' in
formation which he conceives to be invaluable, and he
hopes every safferer will try his remedy, as it will cost
them nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please address
; ; v ; ; Rev. EDWARD A. WILSOIL,
WUliamsbn rg,< Klag County, Slew Tork- j (Sub)*.
Cttobtr 23» WW* . : ; .iwr
WAR! WAR!
UPON HIGH PRICES ALONG CREDITS!
O; BULLARD
Hm just ntamd from tbf rift* •ojojlet* u
, ~ jortment of • ,‘"x
sttaAas,
MOLAB3BS,
and othar etapTa 8fooerl««/wliliir ;aaaot be excelled
is qn'aUtj or ebeapaau la tbia or any other country
tows.
Hie saw itoel at firoaariaa anibraaaa
BALER ATCS, WAP) ; j,
CASTOR on.,
SWEET OtL, : LAMP OIL,
and nearly all the luxuries need in the tablaa of
Cirilisation generally and the people of Tioga County)
in particular. Among theae are each article! ai
1 HAMS, Sugar-Cured or Smoked,
1 DRIED BEEF,, an excellent artisla,
CODFISH, Pickled or Dried,
MACKEREL, WHITKFIsb, HERRING,
PICKLED LOBSTERS, SARDINES, At.
i A good article of FAMILY FLOUR. - t
' ■ I
Alwayi on hand. Alio,
BICE, CORN STARCH, SYRUP, At.
OODEN WAKE,
Including, |
WASH TUBBS, PAILS, CHURNS,
MEASURES, FANCY BASKETS,
BABY WAGONS, two or thret kind!,
MOPS, BROOMS, ' BROOM.BRU3HM,
CLOTHES. BASKETS, MARKET do.
, . BUGGY MATS]
and other thing! too nomorona to mention.
DRIED FRUIT*,
Including 1
DRIED PRUNES, I
- DRIED APPLES, |
DRIED PEACHES,
DRIED "ENGLISH CURRANTS,
CITRON, DATES and SPLIT PEAS.
Alio, aR klndi of NUTS and FANCY CANDIES.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HEMP and CANARY SEEDS, |
LAMP CHIMNEYS, all lixu,
Adamantine Candlta,
May 15,1881-ly.
Snhff, Smoking and Chairing Tekaaaaja;
doian Tariai, and a good aiaortmeelt of Yaakaa Na-
tioDi and Toyt.
Wellsboro, April IT, 18C1, [
pALL AND WINTER GOODS I
SEROnF SMITH
Has now on band a LARGE and EXTEN6IVB
STOCK of 1
Consisting in part of
BLACK AND FIGURED DEESS SILKS,
WORSTED GOODS;
Plain & Figured Delaine* A Caaaimelea,
MEBINOES, • ' 'i
LADIES’ CLOTH,
OPERA FLANNELS.
LONG AND SQUABS SHAWLS,
And in fact the best assortment df
Ever brought into this County.
I bar* olio a Largo Stack of ,
DOMESTIC GOODS!
Such as Brown and Bleached Sheetings and Shirt*
fogs; Tickings Denims, striped Shirtings, Red and
White Flannels, Brown and Bleached Cotton Flannels,
Cotton Batting. Carpel Warp, Codon Yarn, Drilling,
etc., etc, We have also a larga stock of „
Sotinotfs, Full Cloth, Tweeds, Kentucky Jeans, Ae.
I hare also, a Large and Kxtensiro Stock of
GROCERIES, .
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS,
Boota and Shoes, Hardware, Crockery, Glass Ware,
Wooden-ware, etc., etc.
I would inrite the particular attention of purchasers
CARPETS AND FLOOR pIL-CLOTHS
which is undoubtedly the largest assortment ever
brought into the county, and will hi sold at prices that
mutt give entire satisfaction ; and I would invite
purchasers, generally, to call and examine my Goods
and Priest, and they will undoubtjodly find that the
niece to bar Good Goods and at Low Prices is at the
Store of JEROME SMITH.
Wellsboro, Oct. B, 1881. ' |
1b now receiving a large and Well Sis acted Stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting in part of a General Stock of ,
DRY GOODS, LADIES' j)B h S6 GOODS,
! BEADY MADE CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, l
BOOTS AND SHOES, WOODEN WARE,
Ac., _ Ac., Ae*, [ Ac.,
All of which will bo sold VERY LOW for
READY PAY ONEY.
all kinds of country produce
. TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
All persons baying GOODS for | .
Arc respectfully invited to call and examine
THE . i
As they are te be sold at -
VERT LOW PRICES.
Tioga, Oct 16,184JU , T.L. BALDWET.
TTtTOOL I WOOL I Tha iighoat M«rk*i
VV priee piilfor Tf Ool'at the
J. W. BAILEY, i CO.
.a •COTEWS, . 'I- .r TEAS, r
KAIBIN9,
ORASGKS,
HBROSINE,
CLOXHBS PINS, lota of them,
TRAVELING BASKETS,
WHEELBARROWS, for amall bojre.
iDBY G-00$3S,
LADIES DRESS 1 700DS
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERRS,
to my assortment of
NEW GOODS!
T. L. BALDWIN
READ T PA r,
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SPICKS,
LBMOITS,
CJ MPHKNK,
JLDID,
MAJOY MADE CLOTHIp
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A STOCK 1 or
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HAS BEEN RECEIVED
AN* IS NOW
OPEN FOR SALE.
AS THIS ENTIRE LOT '
WAS PURCHASED
THO M THS A S SIGNS j:
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BROADWAY
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CjLOTHING MERCHANT.
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BELOW
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FERINE fit 00.,
THE foilowiog worjfs to (SaUcrlbeM in »ny p»r«.
of ‘tlie'country, (upon receipt of retail pace,) by nun or
expreea, prepalii: 1 .j > 4 ' ■■ V ’
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Agent*. Asr Aokzt'Wanted 4n ihlsConnty. Term* mid*
known on application to the Publisher*. [Aug. IT, *69.
HAS removed hi« BOOT, SHOE; LEATHER
and FINDIQ STORE, from bis tote locationan
Mein Street, to hie Tannery at the lower, end of the
village, where be will be glad to wait on bis customer!
and the public generally. Competent Workmen are
employed in 'the Manufacturing Department, cad all
work warranted to be our own manufacture. :
Also, all kind! of
■EADY-MADE BOOTS AND SHOES,
constantly on band. All kinds of Leitber and Sboa
Findings, also constantly on hand and for sole at low
prices fur cash or ready pay,
HIDES mad PELTS taken in exchange for Goods
at tbb highest market price. JOS. BIBERpELB. -
Wellsboro, Aug. 14, 1861.
If. B. All those indebted to the subscriber by b»ok
account, or otherwise, are requested to call at once
and square up. JOS, BIBEiOLXK. ‘
jj. W. BAILEY & CO.,
f ■>t Tin? -
UNION STORE,
WELLSB OR 0,~
Are opening a fine Stock of .
new goods
Just botightat “ PANIC PRICES,” and will be sold.
FOR, CASH, at a little ABOVE COST, jf possible,
EVERYBODY ■
Call and see the New Goods and Prices. -
. All persons having unsettled accounts bn sar
Books, are requested to Settle the panic fay Cash or
Note, immediately ,rs we intend to- 1 -sell ‘on’ the pwf
down system, nntil farther advices ,from the seat of
war. ,„, - , J. W.- BAILEY i CO,
Wellsbqro, July 31, 1861. .
ORPHAN’S COURT SALE.—By virtoe of
an order of tbs Orphan’s Conrt to me directed, T
will sell.at public vendue on tbe' 16th of Ncv’r, next,
at the Court House in Wellsboro, at 2 o’clock P. M.
A certain lot of land in Delmar township, bounded
north by Wni.'Hoa’dley, east by the Stony Fork rood,
aonlhby Edwin Bnyce end west by John. Hastings—
containing about fifteen acres, about.five acres im
proved. , .
ALSO—One, other lot ’in. said Delmar; bounded
irirlh by Calvin Boyce, east Sy George Volsfng, south
by thetblghway abd westby said Boyce—containing
abonfintbree' acres more or less,,with a fra mq : shop
thereon,, , J. J. HOADLEV,
Oct. 16, 1861. Adm’r. ;
I
WELLSBORO’ ACiOEIBF.
• ; Weilsboro’, TrogaCounty, Penna.
BK&KtNVS N.jatLElv; A. HI; - - Principal
tislfted by acorps nf "competentleather*. - -
. - The Fall Tem.wiH commence os tbe,l9th ina*. f
- Tuition for term of fourteen tecek*, front $2.50 to.
$O.OO. ......
MILITARY INSTRUCTION ;
Will lie Introduced tbisterm into tb'e’ ! Academy,' nee or
ding to'a fate act of *the Legislature of this State. • ’*•
• perk T«aches* Class will also be fonried.
.By order of TiWecs, * • ’ *
*J. F DONALDSON, fafL >
Welleboro, Aug. 7,ISSU-
THE OSCEOLA HIGH SCHOOL
WILL OPEN the Fall term of'tb'e ensiiing
‘ year, Aug. 27 th, Winter term, Dec. 10th; Spring
term, March 25fb, 1862.
■ Each Term to continue .'fourteen weeks. Tuition
from $3 to $6. Rooms furnished for. those wishing tn
board themselves.
~ Board $1.50; Board and lodging, $1.75 per week ;
RoOm’,sl.so per term ; Instrumental Music, with on
of instrument, $10.00; Singing in classes free. ■ .
School Books can be prooored at the Institution..
•*lß!7‘For‘ Circulars, or for. farther narticilar*
address .... -..A, R. WIGHTMAN, ■
Osceola, July 31, 1801. ' ,
V S. Fl quicil,
THE HATTER,:
HAS removed from CORNING to ELMIRA, !35
Water Street, whore he keeps constantly em_
hand a general assortment of
FASHIONABLE SHE & CASSIMEBE H.ir/r.
Also, ail of the different qualities of soft BATSand'
CAPS, of all kinds. Every article usually found ia
• Bat Store can be found in bis assortment.
The prices will all b* made to suit the timer. ,
QUICK, Bailor,
Sept. 11, 1861. 135 Water Street, Elmira. ■ A
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTlCE.—loiter* of
administration baring been granted to the sub.
seriber, on the estate of Presilla Colton, late of Cel.
mar Township, dec’d., notice is hereby given to thd «
indebted to said estate to make immediate paytnent,
and those having claims to present them property att»
thentieated for settlement to the subscriber.
Administrator's NOTicE.-Lettere of Ad.
ministration having been grantedtotScJsnbecri
ber on the estate of “Stephen Sabin, late of~Delmar
Township, dec’d,, notice is hereby given to thnsh in
debted to said estate ta ipake immediate payment,
and those having claims to present tbemproperfy ea
thcnticated for settlement to the subscriber. 1
NOTICE.-!— The Books and accounts of tfaa
. late firm of Niles i Elliott arc in the bends of
the subscriber for collection. All persons indebted i»
the,iate.finn, are requested to call at his oftca'asd
settle’tbe some without delay or coats will be made,
Wotlsboro, Sept. 18, 180 i; THOS.ALLEN.
EXECUTOR’S NOTlCE.—Letters testamon
- toyy,having been granted, to the undersigned on
the last will and testament of IVM. SCOTT, late of
Sullivan,‘dec’d, alf parsons indebted to estate of said
decedent, are required'to make immediate payment,
and those having claims'a'gainst the some will present
them to ' . HORATIO ALLEN, 1
W. H, PECK, I E ”*’
Troy, Pa., Septi 11, t 861.« 1 . ’
THE STEAM GRIST MILLS near TIOGA*
wlll rcsnino business on IhetSStb.nf Pestenrher,
•, , JOHNSTON,/
QHINGLES are now Jn good dHnifbd And
O, llkoly to pav better nSf. Spring. thap.T.whea,
Thosawho will draw good Timber >inßc aKav«i«ills x
may have it mafloinlo Shingles for 'He«w Wn;®r d*
~h»wse.; , ~,., .. ... • „IL «. JOBNSKaU.
lioga; SepblSjT£Cl.-31, - '•'■uc
-t'%
important national works,
'‘PffßtVjßtlrßT D. API-tSTi:* * CO. '
: 34A-& 34S Broadway, Hew York.
REMOVAL.
JOSEPH RIBEROELE
ISRAEL STONE,
‘Delmar, Sept, 4,1861.-61. •
Oet 2,1861,
JOB W. STSIONDS, AtfaiV,