... o a ; £I _Shcriff Power., '' S’
JVoh-ee-H. Crawford. ?. ti. t
reason E. Smith. •_ -.’iVr'/ .
>W* S- Archer. 1 '! I ! ' "'
■ 11 W. Williams, Henry SfcitTOga. ' • !
Ihe Fall Term of the Wellif Academy
r tfodnesday, 27th inat; Oni iW|evenirg‘ of
' prizes will bo awerdcd st jh'i pwrt Bouse
beat declamation by the young geufjomen, and
[the beat reading by the young ladidid|Don’tf«.
jj Ecn cirs Wasted.— We learn4h(fi; Sergeant
will visit this borough next wceUtKcnroll «-
■ufor the Bucktnil Rcginient. SixmVjce wanted
"cpt.Kiles’ Company. The advantages bf being,
into a crack regiment like Uane’o, under
are well drilled; and comps cn| need-not
j,tlt upon oo they are obvious enonj -ji § all.
t ® u.
.
•ft HcNif- R 3 tsn Oibehs.—MattySf the eol
,io th» Buck tail Regiment baye wtfttff to us for
t'tsili to place in tbeir hots dee
o-our friends will gfeatly oblige fv raiding us
,b V con get, and we will fonyardt itjm to the
lief will also oblige usfby *tiding them
■triends whom'they know to be. in thnt^^iment.
0- Horse Caught.— Last night
d»e White’s beree was stolen.froin biff l tw&le, The
if rode to Tioga and stole a sulky l»arnes»
a Ed. Benton of that t illage. He 5, iadbllowed
i, nested at Pointed Post, X. Y., nnd.jltl; found in
possession. The thief-was found to jtaja colored
; itman unknown in this place. UeisaiVir in Bath
' ' ' jj’f
iJ-'The Fall Term of tisc d^Claseical
sijsry, which Iras been u. very aoceeiif f one, will
eim Friday, 22d inst. The Hraminartgs will ho
lon Thursday and .Friday. . ™ .
1- Friday evening a public session oh tied Orohpi
aSoeiety will bo held, at whioh $&>C of
ifiinira College, is expected to lecture. % general
ndsnee is desired, and we venture, t* gredict an
Bin; of ratcTMti-ng exercises. ■ 1? i 0
• .* ' ■
gj* As the Teacher’s Institute is at
ipliWj we deem it a fitting time to
[if folioiring resolution which was p mfl unani
ukat the last meeting of the Pennsy’ raflia State
uherfi’ Association, held at Lewisburg August.
Etiulrerf, ThaUho funds of the iA« Mi now
lie bands df the Treasurer, together «w*th other
illlo.be contributed fur -the purpose, \
Cavxon, to be* irSenled to
[Government in the name of the -_•£ •
it* Teachers' Association, ie aid in -Hoem
-illioo • ■ .Ji-.a
h !eam that Superintendent •fl’oiid, vaas been
:cd as Treasurer of the fund in tbis’&o > and our
ienare ali patriotic. We expect t*>,§e dblo to
aide a liberal contribution to this object.
Patriots ! Dischaß' mr
!-We ate authorized to say that the Sobers of
’Tioga SuLdlers' AW Society" will gif 4 ji enter
laeotst the Hall of J. K. Strock, ott‘:h^.evening
lielljtof Xomember, consisting of fifth a direr
icd variety of scenes as to e>ta#tes of
ib may bc.preaent. 'Remember desJ that
frocceds'of this osiefteiniDQDt, a ndA: [’ "ih ers gi v -
llm society, see appropriated tol f 3 -Jfcpcrsanal
of those noble, brave and loyal of”this,
atr,*lio.bgfvo so cheerfully sacrificed t'.treasures*
ih home-circle —tbe sacred aeseciatiots of friends
I the flre-side, and gone fytth upon-the tented
ito defend with their lives, if necessity, our be-
vi c:untrv, in this its darkest hou' of peril
i Jlwm. Rally, Patriot*,'and cqjjiribtrt© your
nio reader comfortable those «obl*/; volunteers
) in traveling their weaiy rounds/ dold and
ur days, amid the storms and blasts « approach*
'icter,useafi[wtts, and. outposts, fi *djhis
i peaceful, quiet homes from the d® * . ding hand
** traitor and rebel , - ■“* £ - ,
, / k».
tf'PoaT Office Robbery.—The r Ttmes,
■ijouDg men named C. B. mr
>iit Moreau, Saratoga County, Withreb-
I tie Post Office at Uammondsport, Wbffre ire tad
" toping school, just after the ‘ rej'fci ifyj but he,
Oorne luch a reputable character tbti ,h« peqple:
:) l inspect him, Hon. A, Humphrey of Tioga,
4e Special Agent of the GovenuncnV.who bad
atria Ma hands, waft not-jo The;
of the business of secret mail mge its, causes
•tmploy that ktod*of Jagie known a i iftduotive
r,t H to & greater or less extent, 'tie-bought be
rridencea of Mawney’a guilt. Helbere&fto tracked
‘•first to Schenectady, where it was 4fr J ’ of *’ he
to sell $l5 worth *of postage sU * ',A for
and Moreau, W t‘ S be was
>*oae rdatirei. A letter tnaiied aflbc,Mta arrest,
‘food to contain a very large'quantity'ot the sto*
riJn P*> Ibe respectable young -man, Lftar an ex*,
Were U. S, Commissioner s : bite, was
to the BalUton jail,. ? ,
1 Robinson's Stationery EN ; p)ELOPE. , '—
ass, most if net all of our local are
•'. ; ,|r *itb the cheap dwdge, practiced *• frequently
pedlars, of selling a large filled ,
article of stationery-, for twenty .five cents,
held out of achwice3raW,Jcw
• considerable value. Everybooy
humbug, and in fact, -wo petf» of good
Jensfc will patroniro thesd itinerant humbugs,.
J is, ‘’that game is played out* 5 But we
, f r“*! er W shown an envelope, nbont-.wioe the
•j ifiose referred to, and containing,. B’rcthe low-.
D alien, seventy-five cents worth 1 * * Excellent
t! r^ at the rates these nrtUlhiwmrally
, a »*hich we were informed E. E. .lobinson,
!j.. t?ll i cr pf‘*i n g bookseller at retail
»enty.fi V 6 cents!_ There is no lotfity about
these envelopes whatever, and the phr-
eives at least three times ibe of bis
v 11 good letter paper, envelopes, tjc. Each
jy 5 14 e0 ? la ‘ I 's 12 sheets of good, comth rcial note''
'•is* i? 8 ° f * etter P a P«r» 12 sifeets fancy
s, j* r ’ l2 fico "bite fancy note envelopes, 12. fine
U w 8 ’ ne ®Dveloper, 1 .good lead
holdcr r and six good Steel pen^t— Elmira
n * ’ ' ' ■•i’l?
envelopes are for salt at J. R .lebimons
>«■ i" (hi. Borough. '
.ADJOINING Cp3XNTPIBS ‘-
T&e following letter ■ l»t«
, 0 tbo Telegraph, no
J ®omo Bradford County in an th-. t at that
'f K f f
n nefit of eucll shorts a* the tlriot and
•uißi tbct . Jama's Of like ilk, be
briber utterance «f f -Kir tree-
C<h B ire vent to their malic* iyrcbarg
t^Binf an CoBnl ' e * ** Bradford ft want of
<Hon .11“ •“•■■thing volunteers to pofedown the
btfo’rlr., ae to giro your reader* a.forrcrt iist
' r -J«S , that noble bid c?jnty, who
“win n wtght (at (he maintenance f[ the gov
■fetd],,, ■"■■so Knitted to us iromoir .fathers,
tifg - “rnubed men os follow*, Vi*’
W, company, sth regiment,! Sim-
G^dbu°r»'?*nT ’ <th Colfc£»icVott
ur J« company, 6th re gi writ, Col.
company, .IJth regioeng’W. Ta-
company, 50th Col.
S Telfor<i ’' ! «>np*ny, 50th legii&bt, CoL
V : ,■ 1 u “
•H * Ban B foopany, dfopshetd’s itslcpocdeDt
fe... •» • ■ ' ! * . I
" - TIQGA COUNTY AGITATOR.
Qapt. Calkin.’. cavalry company, Harlan'. indo
pendentregiment.
■ Capt, E.iington’s cavalry company, Camp Cameron.
>j Capt C.rtin,: -
Capt. Davi.’. company, Camp Curtin.
Capt. Griffin’s company. CampCnrtln.
Capl. Lither’s comnany. Camp Curtin.
To which add 100 men recruited there for the rtg-
Aar army. Add also, >3OO men, enlisted early, in the
aofihern tier, regiments of the State of Now York.—
Fall 1,700 men are now in sorvico from this county,
and they are now offering to raise a regiment in ad
dition to the' above - force, when consent can be ob
tained from the Governor. Veritas.”
. Old Bradford may well be prond of her shale of
the troops furnished.''We ask the Honesdale Herald
'to make a note of the above letter for future reference.
About half of-Capt, Calkins’ Cavalry Company put
down in the above list belong- to this county, but we
waive our claim to-.any of Ihom. aa wo still have
enough, in the field to more than double the quota due
from this county.
A piece of very dirty official, or rather officious
has come to onr knowledge which de
rserves a passing word. Some time ago J. Bill Means
of Towan.da, who was. First Lieutenant in Co. F, sth
Regt. of the Penna. Reserve Corps of Volunteers,
was appointed to a Second Lieutenancy in the Regu
lar Arm|y, TMs created a vacancy in Co. F. A short
time ago, the Company proceeded according to law to
elect an officer. The Second Lieutenant became First,
add onr friend R. W. Stnrrock, Orderly Sergeant of
the company, was unanimovthj elected Second Lieu
tenant to fill the vacancy. The Q overnor was noti
fied of the election, but instead of sending Mr. Stur
ropk his commission, he sent n yioung man named
Riddle, jof Pittsburg, with a commission in his pocket
ns Second Lieutenant 1 It is needless to say that this
is in direct violation of -the statute which is so plain
as not to be liable to misconstruction. We cannot
believe that Governor Curtin lent himself to this email
potatoe business; and we assume, therefore, that It
was done by the corrupt Ring be keeps about him—a
Ring which is disgracing the State Administration
every day .by its open and flagrant favoritism in the
distribution of the offices within its control.
—— ate pleased to learn that our old friend Maj.
L. B. Pierce, of this county, has beep appointed Lieut.
Colonel jn a Cavalry Regiment, now stationed in
adelpbiaj, So it will be seen that while Old Bradford
U sending her share of men, she is getting some of tbe
officers. ryus.
Tioga; has sent about 1,400 men and yet not one of
her sons 'fills'a Regimental offiq^
We arc informed that several colored people of
this place contemplate emigrating to Hayti, in conse
quence df the inducements'held out by the Hayti&u
Colonization Society. No doubt their condition will
be greatly improved, both morally and socially.—,
Reporter i
• Lycoming—A refugee from Norfolk, Va., in giv
ing a brief sketch to tbe .Philadelphia Press of the
personnel of several of prominent editors of
Norfolk, in order to show tbe utter insincerity of
their devotion to their own bad cause,' says:
"Ewing, the editor of (he Exam\ne9p had previ
ously published a paper at Williamsburg, Virginia,
but it hod not met with any degree of.socdess. He
is a native of Massachusetts, and bis paper ans been
largely 'Supported by the advertising of Northern
merchants, who were made to believe (hat its circula
tion was something fabulous. Although one of the
first to <cqpo«se tbe cause of treason, tbe people of.
Norfolk bare no confidence in him whatever."
Tbe TSwing referred to is J. Harvey, son of the Rov
Jame Ewihfg, of the Methodist Church, for two years
a resident df -this place, and recently deceased on tbe
-Juniata. Harvey learned tbe printing business in tbe
£«fft(«ary office, and was a faithful apprentice. He
iposEessesi considerable’ ability as a newspaper writer,
And his remahringc* Norfolk and espousing tbe cause
of the rebels is a gourde of great regret to his friends,
die has visited us twice, however, since his residence
in Virginia, where be has made considerable money
-aVthe printing business, mod from what we kuow of
him we never could believe (bat be ieaetneere traitor,
'tmd the above would seem %o indicate that our con
tclusions were well formed. —Hfvncy Luminary.
The publis’liea » poem by request
which is alleged to have beca wrritten by Frank G*
Williams, of Co. G. Stuart's Bng’r. Regt., and pub.
<Usbed bylhim in the Rochester-American of last week*
The peomi in question was .printed In the Agitator
about twoj months ago, and is bended tf The Counter
sign.” ft was published originally in the Lounger's
department of Harper** Weekly about three months
ago. Wo|don’t say that Mr. Williams did not write
it, for weiknow nothing to the contrary. We only
know that the G izettc'e correspondent 4s wrong as to
•dates.
1 MARRIED,
At the boose of tbe bride’s father, on 'the 70th init,
by Rev. E. IL.Craumer, Lieut. J, S. INGHAM of the
50tb Regiment of Pa. Volunteers, to Mrss BELLE M.
PURPLEI of Deerfield, Tioga county, Pa.
; 'b 1 e b.
la Middlebury, at the residence of D. G. Stevens
on the 31st uIL, MARTIN STEVENS, aged 86 ycars|
SPECIAL NOTICES,
; WHO SHO.UIO USE
DR. J- BOVSS BODS’ VEGETABLE
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS?
AH who tsre afflicted with Incipient Consumption or Weak
'LaagashoaM u*e.thcm.
All who suffer from weak Stomachs, Indigestion,
sia, or Piles should use them.
All who suffer from General or Nervous Debility, Restless
oesß'iit night, want of Sleep, Ac., should use them.
All persons who are convalescent after fever or other sick
ness should use them.
Ministers of tho Gospel, Lawyers, Lecturers, and all pub
lic speakers sh.ould use thorn.
Book Keepers, and all persons leading, a sedentary life
should use them.
The aged infirm should use them.
All who require a stimulant or tonic should use them.
All whoafo addicted to the use*of a:d«n» spirit! and wish
to reform,.*p uu l < l use them. ]
They are made of a pure Sherry Wine, and of tho native
plants and herbs of tbe country, and should be rcconimnDd
cd by teiapdrance societies, clergymen, physicians, and all
friends of knmanity. , L , „ . .
they are prepared by an experienced and stimuli physi
cian, and aaido from tbeic medicinal properties, are a most
dsHghtfui beverage; mad yet. as are as innocent
and harmless as tho dews of heaven.
Soldtjy dfuggi*t* generally. * ‘ j
, ~ CHAS. WIDDIFIELP A CO,,Proprietors,
! 78 Wnifan st.. New York.
DridWin, Lowell A 00., Agents at Tioga.J , 7;3yl
fctA. Dr. U. 11. Borden, of Tioga, is Geueifal Agent for Tlo-
to wko« all applications for agcuctea mnst bo
made. 1
ESTKA^T. —Came into the enclosure of the sub
ecriber on or about the first of November, a two
year old( red-Heifer, with some whitk spots thereon.
The owner is requested to come forward, prove prop
nerty, pay charges and take her awayl
■ Charleston, Nqv, 13,1861* JASON E. SMITH.
NOTICE. — 7b Kiom it may Vontjprn ; Notice is
hereby given that tbe books, Recounts, Ac., of
the late firm of Baldwin, Lowell A|Co., have- bean
placed inltiho hands of F: E. Smith, of Tioga, for im
mediate settlement ,and collection, , jAll persons in.
debted toiiaid firm will confer a favor Upon us and
save themselves costa b/calling upon bim and settling
their sceKisti. BALDWIN, DOWELL A CO.
Tioga, vet, 30, 1861.-U, | ■
TIOGA BAPTIST The first
Quarterly Meeting of the Tioga Baptist Asso
ciation will be held with the East s»llivwi church
(Gray'* Valley) or Wednesday Nov, 27tb, 1801, at
10 o'clock; A. M. Rev. N. L. Reynolds will preach
the introductory sermon. Rev. D. [P. Maryott the
aHero&te. i] E< 3* BENTisEY, Cof* Set ( y«
Nov.O, 1801. " | .
"VTOTICE. —Notice is hereby given that an applica
|\j tion J has- been 1 made to tbe Court of Common
Pieta of said eoonty, by C. G. Seely,|S. H. Murilock,
John Afoklee and others, to granka (fhartor of incor
poration for religion* purposes to themselves, their
associate* and successor*,.under the name-and style
of the •' Free Will Baptist. Church ttf Brookfield"—
and if no sufficient 'reasons bo shown; to the eontrhiy,
the said Codrtwill decree that they become a body
corporate. 1 ■ J, F. DONALD&VN, Proth'y.
■ Nov. 0, lS6l,*mt. i •
GROYER & BAKER^
CELEBRATED noiseless
SEWING MACHINES,
FOB FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING US*,
, 495 BROAD 'WAY, NEW YORK., .,
Agtncic* tn all tlx* principal Ciixet and Tovmt in tU
United Statu.
Shuttle er Lock Stitch Machines.
The Grower 4 Bakejr S, M, Co- beg to call the at
tention of the public to their recently introduced
NOISELESS FAMII T AND JIANUFA CTVItING
SEWING MACHINES,
MAKING THE SHUTTLE OK LOCK STITCH.
These machines combine all the latest useful im
provements in sewing machinery, and are highly rec
ommended fo; their
Simplicity of Constnidion ;
Noiselessness ; Jtapidiiy ;
. Ease of Management.;
Capacity for all kinds of Work %
And Beauty and Begulariiy of Stitch,
Various styles of these machines adopted to the
house or workshop will bo found at the different agen
cies of the company throughout the United States.
Their new
SHUTTLE MACHINE FOR TAILORS* USE,
The latest triumph of the sewing machine art—noise
less, rapid, and easily operated—will commend itself
to those who use machines for manufacturing clo
thing.
GROTER & BASER BIACHINES,
MAKING THE
GROVER & BAKER STITCH.
There justly-celebrated machines, adapted tt all
tbe wants of tbo household and manufactory, con
tinue to maintain the pre-eminence which tbe almost
universal verdict of tbe public has awarded them.
Tbe well known 1
STRENGTH, ELASTICITY AND DURABILITY
bf the Grover A Baker Stitch will always insure for
these machines the preference for family use, and for
tbe manufacture of such goods as are intended for
wear—for use and not fbr show.
Wherever tbe Grover A Baker Stitch Machines
hare been exhibited and fairly judged in competition
with the leading Sewing Machines in the market, in
cluding the Wheeler A Wilson, they hare invariably
borne off the first premium.
This assertion is confirmed by tbe decision of tbe
Committees of tbe State Fairs of
AND MICHIGAN,
recently field, which awarded the first premium to
the Gxovcr A Baker Machine over all others in com-
petition.
Oct. 30, 1861,
NOTICE. — The School Directors of Wellboro de
sire to engage two teachers, (a male and female)
for tbe Winter term of 1 the Common School, which
will commence on Monday Jan’y. Gth, 1862,
Application in writing, inclosing the certificate of
tbe applicant may be made to the President or Secre
tary, and wlin)e acted Upon by the Board on Thurs
day evening Kov’r. 21st. By order of tbe Board,
Nov. 6,1861.-3 L ROBT. C. SIMPSON, Scc’y.
3pEACIIERS WANTED.—Tho School Directors of
L Delmor district will meet at tbe Butler School
ouse in said district, on Saturday the 16th day of
Nov. lost., at one o’clock P. M., for tbe purpose of
hiring teachers to teach' during the.ensuing winter
teyn. Teachers are requested to bring tbeir certifi
cates with them.* By order of the Board,
Delmar, Nov. 6,1861.-2 U DAVID HEISE, Sec.
ORPHAN’S COURT IS ALE,—By virtue of an or
der of tbe Orphan’s Court to me directed I will
sell at public vendue on ; tbe 30th of Nov’r. 1861, at
tbe Court House in WelUboro, at 2Vclock P. M.
All that piece or parcel of land situate in the town
ship of Delmar, beginning at a post tbe north west
corner of land surveyed for John H. Hastings \ tbenee
by said Hostings and land surveyed to L. Foss, south
seventy-five perches nndlahalf to ahtreb tree; tbenee
by land surveyed for Wm, L. Warner, west ono hun
dred and fourteen perches to a Lino tree in tbe wm
rnntlioe; thence by tbe warrant line north seventy
five and one half perches to a hemlock tree; thence
by land deeded to Gates ■& Wikspx, east en« hundred
and fourteen perches to the place of beginning—con
taining fifty-three and three ’quarters acsea, with a
log house and an old shanty for a barn and about
twenty acres improved and a #ew fruit trees thereon.
JACOB HILTBOLD,
-Nov. 6, 1861. Adm’r.ef Fanny Grcealea£
ORPHAN’S COURT SALE. —By virtueef an or
der of tbe Orphan'sjCourt to me directed, IwHl
sell ut public vendue on |tbe premises at one
P. M., on Saturday tbe 7th day of December, next.
A lot of land in Sullivan township bounded and de
scribed as follows: on tbe south by lands of Widow
Strange and Charles Strange, 00 the west by lauds of
Isaac Richmond, e« the north by Aaron Sqtire, ew
tbe east by lands N. A. Tcylor—containing about
eighty acres, with a frame bouse, frame born asd ap
ple orchard thereon, to be told as tbe estate of Ste«.
pben P. Mosher. Terms made knot n on tbe day of
sale. ' LYDIA L. MOSHER,
Nov. 18W> ' Administratrix.
AUDITOR’S NOTICE. —Tho undersigned havfag
been appointed by the Court of Common Pleas
of Tioga County, an Auditor to distribute tbe funds
arising from tbe sale of the real estate of Charles
Grierson dec’d., will attebd to tbe duties thereof on
tbe 27tb day of Nov. instl, at tbe oSce of Jas. Low
rey, Esq., in Wellsboro, commencing at 18 o’clock A«
M., at which time and place alt persons claiming any
part of said funds are hereby notified to appear and
present tho same. S. F. WILSON, Auditor.
Nov. 6, 186L-3W.
AUDITOR’S NOTICE.—The undersigned Aadifot
having been appointed by the Orphan’s Court of
Tioga County, to audit and settle the accounts of
Chester Robinson, Administrator off the estate of o.'
B. Goodman deo’d., will attend to ibe duties of said
appointment on Monday tbe 25th.day of Nov. 186 t,
at 9 oclock A, M. at bis office in the Boro of W-ulls
boro—at which time all persons interested in sard ac
count or having claims against said estate will attend
or be debarred from presenting tbe same in future.
Nov, 6,1861. H. W. WILLIAMS, Auditor.
Application in divorce.—To Poiiy
Richardson.—You are hereby notified that John
W. Richardson, your husband, baa applied to-tbe
Court of Common Pleas of Tioga'county Tor a divorce
from tbe bonds of matrimony, and that the said
Court have appointed Monday, tbe 2d day ef Decern--
bet, at the Court House in Wellaboro, at W o'clock A.
M., for hearing the -said John W. Kichmrdson in the
premises, at which time and.place yon can attend if
yon think proper. €. L POWER, Sheriff.
Not. 6, 1861.
Application in divorce.—t© p. a.
Johnson. You are hereby notified that Marilla
A- Johnson, by ber next friend Abram Kniffin has ap
plied to the Court ot Common Pleas of Tioga Co. for a
divorce from the bonds of matrimony, uni that the
esid Court have appointed Monday, the 2d day of De
cember at 2 o’clock P. M., for tenting the said Ma
riUa A. Johnson in tbe. premises, at which time and
place yon can appear if you think proper.
•Nov. 6,1861. S. I. POWER, Sheriff.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.—The undersigned having
been appointed an Auditor to settle the account
of Robert H. Archer Administrator of John F. Har
rison deo'd., and make distribution, will attend to tbe
duties of said appointment at his oSee in Wellsboro,
on TuestUytbe 36th dny of November, ia*L,-at two
o’clock P. M. of that day.
UEXHV SHERWOOD, Auditor.
Nov. 0,1C6L-3U ! ;
WAR! WAR!
UPON HIGH PRICES 4 LONG CREDITS
Hu jut returned from the eitiei with s complete u
•ortment of
BUG Aft?, ' COFFEES, TEAS,
, MOLASSES, , RAISINS, SPICES,
and other ilaple Groceries, which cannot be excelled
in quality or ebcapaeii la tbie or any other coon try
town.
-Hie new itook of Grooeriee embraces
SALERATCB, SOAP,
ORANGES, LKMOHS,
KEROSINE, CAMjPHKN*,
CASTOR OIL,- IHIID,
SWEET OIL, I|AMP OIL,
and nearly all the lozariet need in the tablet ef
Cirilixation generally and the people of Tioga Conaty
in particular. Among tbete are teeh artlelet at
Alwayi on hand. Also,
RICE, CORN STARCH, SYRUP, At.
WASH TUBBS, PAILS, CHURNS,
MEASURES, FANCY BASKETS,
and other thing! too nanerona te mention.
Including
DRIED PRUNES,
CITRON, DATES andj SPLIT PEAS.
Alio, all kinde of NUTS and FANCY CANDIES.
MISCELLANEOUS.
1 * :
HEMP and CANARY SEEDS,
1 LAMP CHIMNEYS, all aiiei,
i
Adamantine Candler,
I
- Snuff, Smoking and Cheering Tekaeee, a
docen Tariee, and a good aeiartment Yankee Ne
tione end Toye. . I
Welleboro, April IT, 1161. m 6
May 15, 1861.-ly.
pALL AND WINTER GOODS 1
JEROnF-fIIHKTH
Hu now on bind t LARGS »nd BSTKK6ITS
STOCK of
Con«*tin|r in .part of
BLACK AND FIGURED DEESS SILKS,
WORSTED COODB.
Plain & rigrure* Delalnea A; Customa,
MERINOEB, •
LADIES’ CLOTH,
OPERA FLANNELS,
LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS,
And in fact the belt a»ortm*nt of) j
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Enr kmgkt Into this County.
1 fasr« alio a Largs Stack of
DOMESTIC 600DSI
Sncb as Brown and Bleached Shocking* and Shirt*
ing<; Ticking! Denim*, ttriped Shirting*, Red and
White Flannel*, Brown and Bleached Cotton Flannela,
Cotton Batting, Carpet Warp, Cottonj Yarn, Drilling,
etc., etc. We hare alio a large elect of
CLOTHS AND CASSIMERMS,
Satinetti, Fall Cloth, Tweed*, Kentnck; Jean*, A*.
I hara also, a Large and Extensive Stock af
GROCERIES,
READY-MADE CLOTHIHB,
DATS AMD CAjPS,
Bools and Shoee, Hardware, Crocket;, Gins* Ware,
Wooden-were, etc., etc.
I weald invite the particular attention of pnrehaaere
CARPETS AND FLOOR OIL-CLOTES
Which la undoubted); the largeet assortment ever
brought into the count;, and will be lold at prieet that
nUftt give entire ealiafartion; and 3 would invite
purchaser*, generall;, to eall and .examine m; Goodt
pnd Pries*, and the; will undoubted}; *6nd that the
place to bn; Owed Goods and at Low Price* I* at tha
sroto of JEROME SMITH.
. Wellsboro, Get. 9,1861. j
BANK NOTICE,
AN Election for Directors of »he( Tioga County
Bank, will be held at the Ofice of the Bank in
the Village of Tioga, on the third Mobdny in Novem
ber IS6I, between the hoars of two and four P. M.
B. C. WICKHAM, President.
Tioga, Oct. 23, 1861. 4t.
NOTICE.— An election for Fresijdent, Directors,
Treasurer nod Secretary of The Tioga Raff
Hoad Company, will be held at the office of the Com
pany, No. 23 Philadelphia Exchange, in the city of
Philadelphia,on MONDAY, the dtbjday of Novem
ber, 1861, between the hours of 12 M. and 2P. M.
Oot. 16, '«!. A. B. DOUGHERTY, See’y.
In matter of 1 Notice is hereby glren that
Lewis B, Banner | Lewis B. Haunter of Tioga,
Insolvent debtor. J Tioga Couaijj, Pa., has filed
his petition iin the Court of
Common Pleas of Tioga County for the benefit of the
Insolvent laws of this Commonwealth—the said Centt
has fixed on the first Monday of December, 1861, at
2 o’clock P. M., at the Court Boose, In Wellsboro, as
the time and place of bearing the same—jat which
time and place the creditors of' the laid Bantam are
notified to attend if they think proper.
LOWBEY 4 WILSON,
Oct. 30,18flLAll'ys for Petitioner.
JEBOISC Bs KILES,
ATTORNEY AND COVSSBttVR AT LAW,
Middle bury Centre, Tioga Co." Pa.
Will attend to all business entrusted! to his wo with
.promptness and fidelity. ■ ' •
Sept. 11, 1861. -
o. bullaAd
HAMS, Sugar-Cured or Smelled,
DRIED BEEF, an excellent arliel.,
CODFISH, Pickled or Dried,,
MACKEREL, WHITEFISH,(HERRING,
PICKLED LOBSTERS, SARDINES, At.
A good article of FAMILY FLOUR.
O ODEN WAfCE,
Including,
BABY WAGONS, two or three [kind*,
HOPS, JjillOO MS, BROjOM-BRUSHE*,
CLOTHES BASKETS, MARKET d«.
CLOTHES PINS, IoU oil them,
TRAVELING BASKETS,
for null i»y».
BUGGY MATS,
DRIED FRUIT*,
DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACHES,
DRIED ENGLISH CURRANTS,
DRY GOODS*
to my eisortment of i
A STOCK OF
READY MADE CLOTHING
{ HAS BKN RECEIVED
AKD If SOW
OPEN FOR SALE.
AS THIS ENTIRE LOT
WAS PURCHASED
FROM THE ASSIGNEE
M A|l
BROAP^YAY
CLOTHING MERCHANT.
THE QUALITIES
■ s
: 1
ARM SUPS RI 0 R
n axt
IT B B O T FIRID
—«p—
THIS MARKET.
tEE PRICES
ARE GREATLY
BELOW
THE VALUE.
PERINB ft. 00.,
TROY, PA.
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THB follffWlßg-wori* we «ent la lafaerftew *».ny per,
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REMOVAL.
JOSEPH RIBEROLLE
HAS removed his BOOT, SHOE, LEATHER
utd FINDIG STORE, fronj hit late location on
Main Street, to hie Tannery at the lower end of tha
village, where he will be glad to wait on bis customers
and the public generally. Competent workmen are
employed in the Manufacturing Department, aid alt'
work warranted to he our own maonfactnre.
Alio, all kinda of
READY-MADE BOOTS AND SHOES,
eonatantly on band. All kinda of Leather and Show
Findlnga, alao eonatantly on band and for aal< at low
prieea for eaab or ready pay.
HIDES and PELTS taken in exchange for Goode
at the faigheat morketprice. JOS. RIBEROLLE.
Wolllboro, Aug. 14, 1861.
- N. B. All thoae indebted to the subacriber by book
account, or otherwise, ore requested to call at once
and square up. JOS. RIBEROLLE.
WELLSB.OR 0,
Are opening a fine Stock of
NEW GOODS
Joat bought At “PANIC PRICES/ 1 ant will be sold
FOB CASH, at a little ABOVE COST, If possible,
EVERYBODY
Call and ih the New Goodi and Prices.
P. 8. All persons haring unsettled accounts on ear
Books, are .requested to settle the same by Cash ox
Kote/imflitcftniWyttai we intend to sell on the prrf
do ten system, until further advices from the seat of
war. J. W. BAILEY A CO;
Wellshoro, Jnlj’Sl, 1861,
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE.—By virtue of
an order of the Orphan’s Court to me directed, I
will sell at public vendue on the 16tb of Nov'r. next,
at the Court House in Wellsboro, at 2 o’clock P. 31.
A certain lot of land in Delmar township, bounded
north by Won. Hoad ley, east by the Stony Fork road,
south by. Edwin Boyce and west by John Hastings
containing about fifteen acres, about five acres im
proved.
ALSO—One other lot in said Delmar, hounded
north by Calvin Boyce, east by George Volsing,'avuth
by tbe highway and west by said Koyce—conUining
•bout three acres more or less, with a frame shop
thereon. J. J. HOADLKY,
Oet 16,1861. . Adm'x. ~
WELISBOBO 1 AC A DEM*. ’
Welliboro’, Tioga County,.Penna.
■Alarm N. ALIEN, a. a.l - - Principal
assisted by a corps of eompeteot teachers. 1
The Fsll Im will commence on the IBth inst.
Tuition for tnu of '/imrtica vetit, from $2.50 te
$6-M-
i I
. MILITARY INSTRUCTION
will la introduced tbii term into the Academy, seoor
ding to o late act of tbe Legislature of this State.
pB~A Tiacazt* Class will also bo formed.
By order of Trustees,
i. P DONALDSON, PtW I.
Wellsboro, Aug. 7,1861.
TBE OSCEOLA HIGH SCHOOL
WILL OPEN the Fall term of the ensuing
year, Aug. 27th, Winter term. Dee. lOtb, Soring
term, March 26th, 1862. - -
Each Term to oontinne fourteen weeks. ' Tuition
from $6 to $6. Booms furnished for these wishing to
board themselves.
Board $1.60; Board and lodging, $1.76 per week;
Boom. $1.60 per term ; Instrumental Musie, with aso
of instrument, $10.00; Singing in classes free.
Bebool Books can be procured at tbe Institution.
MO* For Circulars, or for farther nertiralars
address A. R. WIQHTMAN, /Wwetpat
. Osceola, July 31,1861.
8. P. QUICK,
THE HATTER,
XT AS removed from CORNING to ELMIBA, 136
1$ Water Street, where he keeps, constantly on
hand a general assortment of /
FASBIONABLE SILK i CASSIUERB BA TR.
. Also,all of the different qualities of soft HATS end
CAPS, pf ail kinds. Every article usually found in
a fiat Store can be found in bis assortment.
Tbe prices will ell be made to tuit tbe tinrea.
, i QUICK, Hatter, !
Sspt. 11, 1861. 136 Water Street, Elmira,
* u!
1 V
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTlCE.— Letter* ~f
administration having been granted to the sob.'
aeribcr, on the estate «f Presilla Coitus, late of Del.
mar Towmhip, dec’d., notice is hereby given to those
Indebted to aaid estate to make Immediate payment,
and thoia having etaima to prelent them properly an.
thenticated Tor settlement to the subscriber.
ISRAEL STONE, Adm'r.
Dal mar, Sept, I, 1861.-61.
i
-1
I
1 , ‘
Administrators notice.—Letter# of A 4.
ministration having been granted to the auhaeri.
her on the estate ef Stephen Sabin, late of Dcimar
Township, dec’tU, notice is hereby given to! those in
debtcd to said estate to- make immediate payment,
and those having claims to present them properly as.
thenticated for settlement to the subscriber.
Oat. 3,4861. JOB W. SVMONDS, ArfmV.
T^TOTICE. —The annual meeting of the alookl eld.
era and election for officers of thee Mansfield
Classical Seminary, will be held at Mansfield <<u
Tuesday the 19th of November Inst. A full attend,
anec ie earnestly desired, C, W; NESBITT,
Not, #, 1881. Cor. Scc’y.
EXECUTOR'S NOTlCE. —Letters testamen
tary having been granted to the undersigned on
he laat will and testament of WM. SCOTT, late of
Sullivan, deo’d, alt persona indebted to estaleof said
decedent, are required to make immediate pnj meat,
and those having claims against the same will present
them to HORATIO ALLEN, i
W. H.PECK, J
Troy, Pe., Sept 11,1861.®
NEW COOPER SHOP.—The undersigned
Tospectfully informs the eltiaen# of Wcllsbi.ro
end vicinity, that h« has opened a COOPER SHOP
opposite ■ .
CROWD’S WACOM SHOP,
and i# ready to do all manner of work prompt and to
order. froio a gallon keg to a fifty barrel tub. Re»
pairing also done on short nutlyo, O.T, ELLIS,
Welhsbero, May 8,1561, ,
TO A^EIfTS.
J. W. BAILEE & CO.,
AT THE
UNION STORE,