rpYIJ? \PTT A T H U * ■ . ®, c 7 O,rE - Thiß i« oar aaVice: wo refer to the beau' 1n U AiIAAxXAOIi/. trial family keepsake now bei&g sold in onr county by • Mr. Moore, i • , . tO CAI. AMP MI6CiLLABEOCB «rellsboro. Wednesday, Oet. 4, 1866. New Advertisement# 'ft* Arrangement —T. X.. Baldwin 4 Co.' DiHuiutioD— Cole 4 Calkins. i.Mcr.ee Sal®—D. Angali, Lovi Scott. i. Copartnership Notice—X. L. Baldwin, A. M. Bic F. H. Adams., / ; jew Millinery Goods—Miss Pauline Smith; *’ - Estray —H. L. Smith. . C. A N. Hammond e Nursery. «c« Firm and Now Goods at Tioga—Borden B|TS>«. Sew Fall and Winter Goods—-Smith 4 Waite.' t Caution— Nelson Gold. Eslray —Elijah F. Jennings, hist of Letters— Tioga Post Office. Auditor's Notice —J. B. Niles, Auditor. Administrator’s Sale—B. C. Wickham, D. L. Aik»n, Admloi« tnitors - r ■ ' Lftwrenoeviiie, Tioga Co. Pa—Millspnngh 4 SShutts, ye* Millinery Shop—M; C. Stevens. jX Notice to Advebtisebs.— -This paper gcss to: prew on Tuesdays. Therefore advertisement*-? mbst to banded in on Monday toaecoreprompt Insertion. Miss Pauline Smith has just returned from'{few York with a choice lot of Millinery Good* whiih she offers cheap for cesu. Who'll Beat This ?— Mr, S. Bootr, of Chatham/! has left with us for exhibition, a handful of*oatB, 3tZ j of the beads measuring 22 inches in length 1 Mr. Boom Informs us that he faarreated several acres 6 f iuch ottJ thU year, and that good judges estivate, tbs average yield at 100 bushels to the acre.; the uu are of the ** horae-tftU variety, and weigh 4$ lbs. 32 quarts. That will do. Ihi Mabc« of latsofiitisT.—The good exam ple set by Mr. C. Bobinson in tbe line of sidewalks,,, bu been copied by Mr. B. Seeley, and tbe Coronals, lionets. Mr. L. B&cbe baa aUo thoroughly repeated tbe walk along bia premises on State Street. tVe hope the mania is catching, in which case citl ions t nd strangers will be able to “ walk the plwk* In this Tillage without risk of life and limb, • -s. All about a WBiarix.-r-Our people were atktlled out of their qnlet Bip Van Winkle Bleep on Satondsy by the shrill blast of a steam whittle. Same thought tbe cars bad come; others, that all the boys hid. put their whistles together for a big blow. It tarnsk'but to be the new steam whistle at Von Horn's Chair Factory. If he will blow a blast at 7, 12, 1, and 6 o’clock each day, be may have oar interest-i l tbe town clock and grateful acknowledgments. ' •fiXE Apples. —Mr. Wit. L. Jones, of Cbartestpn. iaa left with us fifteen varieties of choice Win er fruit, altogether the larges', fairest, and best exhibit ve have seen for years. In fact vre have never seen them excelled. Many of the samples would Crowd a pound weight, each. Mr. Jones has about 160 bush els of these fine apples, and we oommendjthenrto all those hospitable friends who wish ns to patronize their “apples and eider" next winter. Earner's Jlagazine for October, bat forty-six beau tiful illustration accompanying three papers: *• Down in the Cinnabar Mines/' “ Visit to thedjole of P.uritans/' and ** Sherman's Great March/* ' Fresh chapter! of “ Armadale,** and “ Our Mutual Friend/’ with several fine ttoriet, the * ( Drawer/' ** Easy Chair/* and “ Monthly Record/* makeup .*& Unusu ally attractive number. May be ordered atibe post office Book-store. The Fall Trade. — A glance at our advertising columns will repay the reader. It will be s*eh‘- that the merchants of oar county are preparing-to'Accom modate the public with a richer and choicer “variety of good# than ever before offered here. John R. Bowen offers a heavy stock of goo'ds. , If yon will call and see him you will feel obliged-lo pur chase to give him elbow room. ' I . Thus. L. Baldwin, Esq., of Tioga, has foimed a partnership with Messrs. A. M. Bennett ahc F. H. Adams, and offers extraordinary inducements to tfce trading public. . ,- Messrs. Borden Brothers, Tioga, also dhtfUoge competition in their line of busine«a'-Dfugi> Medi cines, an>l Tankce Notion*. They are also >^ierpri- ling men. . • Miilipaugh A Shutt*, Lawrencevlllo, oflyr now Goods for winter trade. v'. Smith A Waite, of Coming, always ilio offer extra inducements to the trading public. The Oil Hdster*.— •probably the hlggos£ week's work yet done in this County in boring.for ijOit was done by Mr. J. Schlefielin, the Superintendent «f *■ Jacob's well,” last week. The depth made era# 115 feet, through compact slate and thin reins' W-.shale sod quarts. The bitt reached a salt water Restore on- Wednesday l«ff at « depth of 160 feet. The water mibea very fine white salt- At 198 feet the bitt Struck & stratum of sandstone which proves to be of very, c. eonfclderable thickness. The developments at this well show that we are a hundred feet sand rock than at Tioga. This well is down 225 fopt. The boring at Knoxville has been for the present. Jv The Westfield well Is down .upward of and ilowly progressing. _ ' ■ The Oceola Well is down upward of 500 and the bitt is in another stratum of oil-bearing fock it iMiid. * The ** Lucky Well” is down 860 feet, -Mr; Murray U pumping his Farmington well at 676 foet—having drawn the tuning. * ‘ We believe in oil in paying quantities Jin Tioga County. : oommoN schools. The undersigned hiring been County Superintendent for the remainder of th&pO*sent term, hereby gives notice tbit examination* teacher* will take place os follow*: "i . ' Gaines, (Veroulyea*a)..~ 11. Deltnar, (Butter School houaC) “ 12. Charleston, (Dartt Settlement) u 13, M&ntfield, U. Mainsburg, “ 16.. Covington, “ 17. Middlebury, (Holidaytown)..—...... 18. •Chatham, (Stark's Corners). " 19. • Clyiiicr, i SabinxvUie) Westfield „ u . 21. Brookfield, (South Haad -School house,.23. Knoxville, “ 24. Farioinglun, (House School houi-e) .....A;;/ u 25. Osceola, . u 26. Lawrenceville, ~" 27. Tioga..;. : 28. Blow a-As., “ 3«. Liberty,.. .w ** 31. Union, (Swamp School bouse) ....... ..ya.Not. 1. Roseville, - “ 3- Jackaon, (Baggett's Mills) > “ 4 - No necessity is felt for making examio/tions less rigid than heretofore; on the contrary, jt.h> expected that the standard may be considerably ralftfid by, the Accession of male teachers to the ranks ot the pro fession. The examinations will commence promptly nine o'clock each, day advertised; will be conducted by both oral and written exerci?#?. Teach es should furnish themselves with and *nk; also fire cents for revenue tax on certificate. V. A. -Elliott, 1 Supt. Mansfield, Sept. 25, 1865. * , *»* Ucst Eecwvjep.—'Youko has just Received a splendid assortment of Stereoscopic including scenes of the War; American, EnglUbflrish and French Scenery. Also Photographic in many styles and prices. Also twenty styles <r*envelcpe?. Also plain, fancy, gilt, and Ladies' note p »per. Also school hooks of every variety— and see for yourself at No. 6, UkftfQ Block, Pa, 2f( ap6s-6 w. l)owh goes the Prices of all Cotton Goods. As fast been expected by all close buyers, the recent great marking up process has resulted in on equally sharp marking down 1 of prices. I have been selling all goods at Ic-s than the extreme New York prices for the paatelx weeks, but the reaction of last week en ables me to go still lower on staple Cotton Goods, as samples we will sell Good fast-colored Prints, 25 cents. Yard wide Sheetings, 31 cents, Yine Brown Shirtings, 28 cents, Best Delaines, 35 cents. Yard wide Bleached Muslin, 3 shillings. All other goods at equally low rates. Woolen Goods at still lower rates in proportion to actual val ues. Ido not know how long those prices will last bat intend to sell cheap as long as I can buy cheap. _ J. A. Parsons, Corning, N. Y. In Wellsboro, on the 28th nit, by Rev. John Shaw, Mr. HORACE HERRINGTON, and MUs BETSY HOLMES, both of Shlppen. I In Mwnaheld, on the 1 ' Ist inrt., by Rev. W. Bedch-i Mr. EBENBZER -BRONSON, of Sullivan, and Miss JANET WELCH, of Richmond. i , 1° Charleston, on the Ist inat., by Rev. p.Rey- 1 nulds, Mr. CHARLES T, JOHNSON;of Delmar,and Miss FRANCES C, COLLINS, of Charleston. .. In Mansfield, on the 26th ult., by Rev, N. L. Rey nolds, Mr. NOAH J. WHEELER, of Charleston, and Miss OLIVE GILLETT, of Covington. ‘ ~ Also, by the same, on vhe 29th nit., at the residence of the bride, Mr. THOMAS CRITTENDEN, and Miss SARAH M. GRAVES, both of Richmond. Atsd; In Mansfield, by the -same-, on -the- let-iaaL, Mr. WESLEY REYNOLDS/of Rutland, and Mi s ELIZA ORVIB, of Sullivan. ' „ - fall and winter goods; PEOPLE’S STORE, lu Corn!us! We now hare on hand ah uhasnelly * *- LARGE ASSORTMENT OP FILL AND WINTER GOODS, adapted to the beet trade of this place and vicinity, and shall be constantly, receiving each additions to our stock as the varied wants of our nnmeroii- cus tomers shall demand. 1 Our stock consists in part of our usual variety of DOMESTIC GOODS, a larger stock of Mourning and other Dress Goods than ever before, among which are a targe line of FRENCH MERINOS, [' . IN GOOD COLORS, AT 91.00 PER YARD. A good stoek of y - > l CLOTHS X CASSIMKHKS, to be sold by the yard or made up to order. BEAVERS, DOESKINS, & SACKINGS, for LsdieV Clojtks and ornaments to trim them. FLANNELS OP EVERY VARIETY, •v - RED, BLUE, GREY,' YELLOW, WHITE, PLAIN * TWILLED, OPERA FI AN-. i NELS, SHIRTING FLANNELS. SHAWLS, for Gents, Ladies, Misses and Children Balmoral and Hoop Sklrta, HOSIERY AWO GLOVES, of every variety, among which' are ALEXANDER'S KIDS, BUCK MITTS, ap'd I BOOTS, SHOES, A RUBBERS, Among which are the Arctic Rubber, a new and very nice at tide. DR7 GOODS, Ac Our facilities for BUYING-GOODS arc UNSUR P \SfiBD by aoy in this section, and wc wish it an* der&l!bt>{i that We do Hot intend to be-UNDERSOLD by any. quality of Goods considered, whatever others may say about it,and in proof of this we ask an EXAMI NAXION of our GOODS and PttICES, promising .ourselves not to get angry for showing- Goods when no purchase is made. We shall give our customers the FULL BENEFIT OF ANY DECLINE in the Market should there be any, and should Goads ad vance we shall be-compelled to follow. We shall continue the system of One Price and Ready Pay, which i# shailly growing In favor. - Wc tonder our thanks to thacitlxensof; Tioga Co., wha-hAve-pntro«Me«i .aa and. would reapecfifnily ip vile those who have never done so to call and see uf fc Store opposite, the Dickinson House on Market Street, three doors west of the comer, and two doors east of Hungerford's Bank. SmiTH St, WAITE, Coming, N. T., Dot. 4,1865. TIOGA CO.. PA., IS THE PEACE Bimr*. rASrih m® ©s CHEAPh JUST REC El VEM, Come One and all SEE FOR YOURSELVES. OLOTBING .GOT lIP TO ORDER, WARRANTED TO FIT. A Large Stocfc of CLOTHS Just Received. 5 f COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. DILLSPADUH feSHDTTS." LawnncerilU, Oof. 4,1865-1;. [Advertisement ] married. AT THE GLOVES. —TO— A FULL STOCK AND AND i' Hli TIOGA COU N T Y A(i ITATOR. HUNTER’S PATENT WATER FOUNTS OR BORED WELLSJ— ' TT’ - A durable Well made, and pore wafer obtained in One Hour. This well is an improvement upon those heretofore sank upon this principle, Using the SLOTTED PIPE, which is more durable and in EVEKT respect superior to any other. , To those intending to hate Wells of this kind sunk, we respectfully ask Of them to examine bur process before doing so. Having, purchased the right for Tioga aud Potter Counties. 1 shall commence at once canvassing and putting them in. operation, when 1 can convince the most skeptical of taeir success. ./Township Rights fur Sale. Address E. A. JOHNSTON, Agent. , Tioga, Sept. 13, 1865-4 t» h £ H s ~ A .H © 3B .g 5 « * I 3 .fe H a « 2 ° r s*. a . S r 'i O .«rjr •* a toft.w b Q - 5 v.. - *-S S- « flfl & 61 8S rj' •» ~ ® 58 CS « -H ■■ |MN < ' hj w « < e £ -N ® S S*L ‘ *° © W 4 ' I? a £ a * m : ~ *5 I* 3 g < Q S |< IS ' <8 a >■ O» 2 . *S • ® w •*-.«,{» ■ i. o « S $ * S. a S 'l' . N w a s * -■ i. . 6 a « m & £ ••■ -i W « -w ■ § £ja e ■ "N 3 S s a ' A <| S 0 - .... &N W £ ' _ IF ►* * ©J e . Hi H ’32. < S H * V ta h f. I * as- -eq g * ‘ 25'i £ -• ' W H Z 5 pfl .CO ® 3 © J® w uj Q k 3 ® 0(0 ■2 § 2- <S “ © - ? s I •/ i ® a L *O5 -.i2 8 s b« S 3 « ~ B « -a CU a'■ 5 ft « C 8 ® . s * .-s ® ® . 8 i i s J •■ ~ ■ ggi 2 o I 3 a 21 •J S 2 s g « « t W fcjj M k 3 3 rj f • H 53 < rj'HE HORRORS OF INDIGESTION 1 You complain of your stomach, unfortunate dya ; pept'o; but-ought not your s’omocb to complain of ' you f P6»sibly the pangs yon endure are simply the stomach’s method of taking revenge opoir yuu for neglecting and abasing it. Perhaps yoa have never mode an effort to improve Us condition, but on the other band are continually cramming it- with an. wholesome and incongruous food. Have you ever tried IIOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS, aprop, er diet, and regular meals ? The Bitters in a week would put your digestive apparatus in perfect order, regulate the flow of bile’in accordance with the laws of health," and produce just po much aperient action os would be necessary fot* your good } and when you were once all right, judicious and regular dieting, with a little of the Tonic now and then, would keep you so. If you have, neglected these means Of cure, don't blame yonr stomach for It? rebellion. Tt fa merely s alnre's hint "that she 'wants 'lielp. -If: you ■ neglect it, the next thing may be Inflammation, or ' Pyrrhus Cancer, or some other violent and dangerous 'disease. There is such** thing as being too late, in ; the?e matters. HOSTBTTER'S BITTERS will core Dyspepsia; but Dyspepsia may engender dis ease* which defy all restoratives. Im. AGENTS WANTED FOR rnilE SECRET SERVICE; THE FIELD, A THE DUNGEON, AND THE ESCAPE, By A£ BE RTJ). RICHARDSON, .7. ;Ni Y. Tkibose Correspondekt.' , Tbe most interesting and exciting bonk ever pnb < lished, embracing Mr. Richardson's nnpnralleled ex . perienoo for four years; traveling through the South in tbe secret service of the “ Tribune" 'nt the' out break of. the war, with our armies and fleets, both Bast and West, daring the first two years of the Ke c hellion }h»a thrilling capture; his confinement for , twenty months in seven different rebel prisons; his . escape and almost mlrwalom journey by night of • nearly 400 miles. It wui « bound in stirring events, : and contain more of. the fact, incident and romance of tbe war than any other work published. Horace Greeley says: ** A great many books will yet be wrltten eonstrn * ing this War, in addition to the many already in print; hut not one of them will give within a similar ; compass a clearer, fuller, more readable account, en , Hrely from personal observation, of the nature.,ad " mas, purposes, tendencies and instrumentalities of the Slaveholders* Rebellion than does the unpretending narrative of Mr. Richardson.** Teachers; ladies, energetic young men, and espe cially returned and disabled officers, nnd soldiers, In wont bf pr .fi table employment, will find It peculiarly - adapted to their condition. Wo have agents clearing $175 per month, which wo will prove to any doubting -applicants Send-fhr-circolars. Address .- - . , JONES, BEOS. A C 6., V*; N. E. corner Sixth and,Minor Streets, 273ep6fc-lm® . Philadelphia'Pa. EXECDTOK*S NOTlCE.—Letters testamentary having been granted to tbe nabscriber on the es tate of Albert Fowler, bite of Nelson, deo?d, notice is hereby given to those indebted to make immediate payment and those -haring claims to present them properly authenticated for settlement to : < J PHILETUS CRANDALL, Executor. - Osceola, Sept. 15, IBfis-6t.® WINDOW glass A PUTTY, foi sole cheap, at P, R. Williams’ Drug Store. . KEROBINK LAMPS at 7 RQX'S DRUG S?ORE. JURE ! FIRE ! 1 ‘ FIRE i 1 1— The, undersigned begs leave to announce to the" people of Tioga County that he haa established an agency in WelUboroi or the well known HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, of New Tori. That he is prepared te Insure ail kinds of property upon aa reasonable terms as can be had in any other responsible Companies, AND ISSUE POLICIES without sending the application t,o the General Office. This is one of the richest Companies in the United States, having a Cash Capital of Two million Dollars, besides the Assets which on the Ist of Jsenary, 1895, amounted tr $3,766,503 42 Liabilities. 77,901 52 Its Officers are OUAS. J. MARTIN.! President, A. F. WILWORTH VKfe President, JOHN McGEE . .Secretary, J. H - . WASHBORN.,,'. .Assistant Seo’y. This Company has taken out A STATE LICENSE. and monthly pays the per ceotage charged upon its Receipts which is-made necessary by. the laws of Pennsylvania, in order to make Us policies valid and binding upon the Company, * 'All issued by Companies which have not taken out'a State- license are and void, and the parties are liable to a heavy'penalty for so insuring. Sea Pardon's Digest, page 85$, See. 21, 22, 23. WeHsboro, Aug. 23, 1866. W. H. SMITH. FOR EVERYBODY!— THE BISTORT OF THE I’EHHSXLVANIA HE SERVE CORPS, Comffiltd.jfyom. Official Documents by. J, R. "'' V STPHER, Esq.. (late Wat Correspondent of the Tribun*.) Mr. O. B. STONE, (of the Buoktaila) is general agent for this valuable qork fur .Tioga County. It contains all the muster rolls and the military history of every member of that famous corps. 723 pages. With four engra vings on Steel. rjpo THE PEOPLE. OF -TIOQA , COUNTY: — Gel the best and only authorised Life and Public Services of- ABRAHAM LINCOLN, impartial, truth (ill, 750 pages, 1 with beautiful engravings, good paper and binding—by Hon. H. J. RAYMOND, M. C. Sumo important things are copyrighted and cannot be used in any other work. Wait for the Agent and see RAYMOND’S before you subscribe. E. R. VAN HORNE, MV D .. Agent, For Lawrenceville, Tioga, Richmond, Chatham, Deer field, Clymer, Westfield end other towns. Knoxville, Aug, 2, 1805-tf. JAB. T. CLOSE. P. E. CORBETT, W. A. MONROE, Col. 16th Vft, Vols. Of New Tork. Late of War Dept. CLOSE, CORBETT & ffIORROE, Attorneys, Claim, Patent, Real Estate, And General Insurance Agents. :o;' Claims of all air letnda agdiiieV t xhe~Uiiited States j . Government or collected. Ordnance, QuartermaatersVfthd sfl Government ac counts promptly made up and adjusted. - MORE'S LOANED and‘ADVANCED, on Claims.. Special attention given to PATENT CASES. REAL ESTATE Bought and Sold. HOUSES and FARMS for Sale or Rent in Washington, D. C., Alexandria, Vn., and surrounding country. POLICIES granted on LIFE, FIRE, and MARINE RISKS in some of the oldest and most responsiblo Insurance Companies. J J Office, 227 Penna, Avenue, i 1 opposite Willards* Hotel, July 19, ,1866-3 m. Washington, D. C. ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTlCE.—Letters of ed nrin;9tration having been granted to the under signed on the estate of Mlcaj.ib Seelyc, late of Law rence. Boto, deo’d, notice is hereby given to those indebted to make immediate payment, and those having claims Co present them properly authenticated for settlement to SARAH E. SEELYE, Adm'x. Lawreoceville, Sept. 6, 1866-61.** £ TV ME A T MaHKET.— ,s WM. TOWNSEND, Agest. Wholesale and Retail Dealer 1l FLOUR, PORK, SAMS, & GROCERIES, WBLLBBOR®, VA. A L S O, • FRESH BEEP, MUTTON, BUTTER, ic. - Shop one Door South of Smith's Law OSee. Wellsboro, Ang. 2, I88&~tf. gTOVESI STOVES 11 STOVES!!!— LAMPffIAH A ®O., . WELLSBOBO, PENN’A, respectfully inform thopablic that they have opened a ; . NEW STORE & TIN SHOP, one door gfart’ Shoe Shop, and will keep on hand and famish to order, TIN, COPPER, & SUEBT-IRON WARE, , COOKING, .STOVES, PARLOR STOVES, i THE EXTENSION-TOP, & THE "j' AMERICAN & NATIONAL COOK STOVE. We sball’deal bn tbe Cash System, and will not be nnderaold. Our motto ia ‘ 1 small profits and quick ■ales.” MI LK- -CAN'S”, 7 kept constantly on band. ' - D. C. LAMPMAN A CO. ■’ Wellsboro, Sept. 6, 1866-tf, n EWTISTRI. c. N. DAETT, “YjTT’OXJLD say to the public that he is permanently - W located in Wellsboro, (Office at his residence, near the Land JD See and Episcopal Church) where he will continue to do airkThds oTwork'totlStfed to bis care, guaranteeing complete satisfaction wberb the skill of the Dentist can avail in tbe management of oases peculiar to the dulling. 'He will furnish ARTIFICIAL TEETH, - set on any material desired. FILLING & EXTRACTING TEETH., attended to on shortest notice, and done in the beat and most approved Uyie. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN by the the use of Anesthetics which are perfectly harmless, and will be/admlnistered in every ease when desired 1 Wellsboro, Sept. 6, 1885-ly. The mason a Hamlin cabinet organs* forty.differenfc styles, adapted to sacred and sec ular music, for $BO to $6OO each. —Thtrty-Fiv* Gold or Silver Medala, or other first premiums awarded them. Illustrated Catalogues sent free. Address, MASON A. HAMLIN, Boston, or MASON BROTH ERS, New York. [Sept. 13, 1865-ly.] ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTlCE.—Letters of ad ministration having been granted to tbe under signed on the estate of Gilbert Hnbbcll. late of Cov ington township, dec*d, notice is hereby given to those Indebted to- make immediate payment, and those having claims to present them properly authen ticated for.settlement to S. S. PACKARD, Covington, Sept. 13,1858 6t* A^m'r. -TfAVBtrSKXRK'S for Craning ,V - Te«tb,'fvr «al« at P. 8.. WilUwaV DrugbWM. Stoves I Stoves I 1 We shall keep constantly on band a full assortment of BAND, HOOP A BAR IRON, STEEL, NAIL BODS, HORSE SHOES, HORSE SHOE NAILS, & CUT NAILS, POMPS, LEAD PIPE, Also, a moat complete assortment of STOVES, TIN. COPPER, 4 SHEET IRON WARE; and a full assortment of HAYING TOOLS, in their season. Patcieolar attention paid to the manufacture of HlLft CANS; the subscribers having bad an extensive experience in the mannfaotare of the article. Alto a quantity; of t . ■ FANCY, PRESSED. A JAPAN WARE. Weare selling a nice article of SAD.IRON HEATER, which effects a great saving in fuel. ' JOBBING and REPAIRING done promptly, li the beet manner, and on the most favorable terms. We also desire to say that we shall sell ear ware: as cheap as they can be purchased anywhere else, tl.< difference in freight and transportation only added We intend to make it the interest of the public t buy of us, and shall study the interest of patrons a; well as oor. own. The Subscriber will take in exchange for Tin Ware, SCRAP-IRON, LEAD, PEWTER, COPPER, . .. BRASS, AND RAGS. Cull Bud'examiDO bur itocl before purchasing eL* - where. GUNN A TUCKER, Successor* of Wm. Roberts. Wellsboro, June 14, 1863-tf. * $ AS rm •N T £ t . a «-a 2 2 * a m « ©. $ ■ MD Q g a H "£ ® ° Jf S a 6 - 2“ % = V* 5 ® ■t 8 fifl 3 §I £ s H§ | 5 « O 2 © « ® & <1 s s Ik « j O ° P J i—< - a , o 3* s ® I » £ *2 £■ B H® * 5 * a 1 O« " I § 23 *1 H * | £ ? - fc ORfc , iiAN'o'OO^JHL , SALK—in pursuance oi an order of the Orphan's Court of' Tioga County, bearing date the 10th day of June 1865, the following described real estate, late the property ol Norman FaacctSi deo'd* will; be offered at/public sale, at the Court Huuae, on Thursday, the 12th day of October, next, at 2 o’clock P. M; f to wit; AIM of laird ttf Delmar; on the north by Ira Wetberbee, on the east by ; Wm. Francis, on the south by Wm. Bbererttz and ou the west by Wm. Eb ereutz and Wm. Stratton—containing about fifty acres, with about forty acres improved, frame bouse, frame bam, corn house, apple orchard and other fruit trees thereon. ‘ Also— Another piece of land situate in Delmar aforesaid, bounded on the north by Miner -Benjamin, formerly the McDonough faru., on the east by Wm. Robertson, on tbe south by ■■■—■ and on the west by public highway—containing about fifty acre-, aboht twenty acre? improved, one smell bouse and one small frame barn thereon. w Terms made known on day of sale. ' Sept. 20, 1866. I. M. Adm'r, SHEEP ASTRAY !—Came into- the enclosure of the subscriber, in Charleston, about tbe first of July last, TWO SHEEP and two LAMBS. The ow ner canhavo thtm by paying the charges. OlutrlMtaß, Aft.MW. A. A. BOCX9& © § JOHN A. ROY, 4 RETAIL DEALER IN DRUGS AND MEDICINES. CHEMICAL* PAINTS, VARNISHES. DIES, PUTTY, PERFUMERY, WINDOW GLASS, FANCY GOODS, SPICES, TOILET ARTICLES, PATENT MEDICINES, LOOKING GLASS PLATES, PICTURE GLASS, WINDOW GLASS, ENVELOPES, CAP * LETTER PAPER, INKS, Ac., Ac., Ac. I ’ IN. B. Physicians’ Prescriptions and all other Recipes will be carefully and accurately mad* dp from pure and reliable Medicines. Wellsboro, Aug. 53,1866 QIENEBAL ELECTION PROCLAMATION.— Whereas, by an act of the General Assembly at A* Commonwealth of Penns;Wants, entitled “An act to regulate the' General Elections of this Common* wealth," enacted on the second day of July, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-nine, it 1s enjoined on are to give public notice ot each election to he held, and enumerate in such notice what officers are te ha elected i Therefore, I, LSHOT TABOB, High Sher iff of the County of Tioga, do hereby make hnowd and giro this pnblio notice to the Electors of said County of Tioga, that a General Election will be bel4 throughout the County omthe 2d Tuesday of Ootobef next, which will be the 10th day of said month) at the several districts within the oonnty aforesaid, namely: SLSOTJON JOISTSWT3: Blose, At the Union School House. Brookfield, at the South Rood School Bom. Clymer. at the bouse of 0. P. Douglas. Chatham, at the boose of £. D. lUngmaa, Charleston, at the Dartl oettlemsut School House. Ojrujgton Borough, st the Dyer House. “ „ Township, “ »* •» Deerfield. «t the Co wan esq ae House. DelmaK at the Coart House, tlk, »l the Smith bchovl House. Elkland Boro, at the boose of Charles Ryon. Farmington, at the honso of John A. Se op. , Fall Brook, at the boose of K. Gh ff. I Quines, at the bouse of H. 0. Vermlljea, Jackson, at the boose of Jamee Miller. * Knoxville, at the house of 0. W. Matttam. Liberty. at the boase of Joel H. Woodruff. Lawrence Township, at the bouse of W. H. Blossom Lawrencoville, at the house of W, H, niosson. ilauofli.'ld. at the School House. Morti», at the bouse of W Y. Campbell. | Maiosburg, at the bouse of Lewis Wetmore. . ' Miduleburj at the Holiday school House. 1 Nelson, at the Locoy House. Osceola, at the Hotel. Rutland, at the house of Royal Bose. Richmond, at the house of John HUlyer. Sbippen* at the Big Meadows School House. Sullivan, at the house of Lewis Wetmore. Tioga Borough, at the bouse ol £. S. Pan. »* Township, Union, at the bouse of Jobs Irvin. Wellahoro, at tbs Court House. Wordt at the School House. Westfield, at the boose of Jerod 0. Thompson. At which time end places ere to be elected the toU lowing Htate, District and County oftetn; One person for Auditor General of the State of Pennsylvania. One person for Surveyor General of die State of Pennsylvania. Pne person to represent the counties of Tioga, Pot ter, ClUton and HcKeen counties in the State ftenatsv Two persona to represent Tioga and Potter oonntiM In the General ■ ssetnbly. [ One person for Additional Law Judge of the 4th Judicial District. 1 One person for Treasurer of Tioga county. One person for Commissioner of Tioga county. One person for District Attorney of Tioga county. Two persons for Auditors of Tioga county* One person for Surveyor of Tioga county* It is further directed that the meeting of the Re turn Judges at che Court House in Wellsboro to make out the general returns shall be on the first Friday succeeding the said election, which will be the ISn day of October/ And in and by said act, I am further direcud to give notice that every person, except Justices of tha Peace, who shall hold office or appointment of trUt or profit coder the Government of the United States, or of this State, or of any city or incorporated dis trict, whether a commissioned officer or otherwise, a subordinate officer or agent who Is or shell he eat piayed under the legislative, executive, or JndloUty department of this State, or of any incorporated dis trict, and also that every member of Oongren, and of the jeleet and common council of any city, com missioners of any incorporated district, is by law In capable of holding or exercising at the same time the office or appointment of judge, inspector, or oltrk of any election of this Commonwealth,-and that no in spector, Judge, or any other officer of any inch elec tion shall be eligible to any office then to bo voted for. i’or instructions in regard to the organization of election boards, etc., see Act of Assembly of Sd July, 1BS9; pamphlet laws, page 219; likewise contained in a practical digest of the election laws of this Com monwealth, famished at every piaoe of holding gene ral election, page 88, etc. Oivcn under my hand at Wellsboro, this Ist day of Sept. A. D., 1886. LEHOY TABOE, Sheriff. OF WONDERS! $20,000 WORTH DRY GOODS, Boots & ShoeS 9 ' TO BB SOLD ST REDUCED PRICES. If yon want to hay CLOTHING, Call at WI^LCOX^ PRINTS will be gold for 25cts. for 30 days. ' DeLA IN E 8 cheaper than elsewhere. STOGA BOOTS for $3,75. WOMEN’S SHOES, $1,50 only for 30 days. Wellsboro, Sept. 20. 1865. C. L. WILLCOX TUB WELLSBOhO AND troy express,— Th«» subscriber will t»k« charge of Express peck ages for New York and Philadelphia by the way of tfavington, Mansfield, and Tr <y, guarantying tholr «nfe and prompt delivery at the offices at each plica. Packages for Philadelphia may be sent cheaper aad quicker by this route than by the way of Corning and Elmira, Packages for New York can be tent cheaper, and as promptly by this route as by any other. Office opposite Roy's Drug Store. , w. N. MARVIN, Proprieter. Wellsboro, Jans 28, ISBS. ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTlCE.—Letters of »d. ministration basing been grant'd to tht under signed on Ibe estate of Tbomes Warren, lets of Deer field, dec'd, notice is hereby given to those indebted to make immediate payment and those having «i-ty » to present them properly authenticated for settlement to H E. POTTER, ) . . , 6EO. W. INOiIAM, 1 A< tm Deerfield, Soft. 13, 1885-Bt.* ' ORPBAX’S COURT SALE. —In pursuance of an order of the Orphan’s Conrtof Tioge County, bearing date the first day of September, IHfifi, the following described real estate. let# the property of Joseph Walker, dec’d. will be offered et public ~1. on the premises, on Wednesday, the Ist dey of November next, at 1 o'clock P. M., to wit i A lot of land lying In Richmond township Ti o g« ooonty, PA, bounded on the n rth by lends of Jo seph P Morris, on the east by Unds of Joseph P. Murrie and D. C. Holden, on the sonth by trade of Hoard and Baaeh, and on the west by teode of Qeo. Slingerland and —— Co vouy—containing .boat forty seven seres. * Terms of sets. Cash on confirmation of tho solo WM. W. BAYNES, , nelson walker, Adrar’s of tho sstato of Joseph Welktr, itW S?Np(^^t> J. A. EOT.
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