LOCAL NOTICES.
Our School chooli open SeptemlAer 9tb. Already
.I(tdo»t3 from various parti of the county
have berai in town looking for board and
Ai the year round, S'hcridan's Cavalry
emtditirm Powders should he given to horses
that are "kept up." 10 horses and cattle
that graze in summer it ey should only he
given, in winter and spring.
Officers and soldiers who served in the ar
my, phyciemna, surgeons, and eminent, men
and women everywhere, join in recommend
, n; .b,bnatas Lii?inirnt to be On,
he-t internal and external family medicine
cr invented. That's our experience.
We call the attontion of our readers to the
verti. , enient of a new Cabinet Shop estab r
IL,lked by Mr. Jacob Sticklin in this
Mr Stieldin determined not to be under-
The under:•igned baying got done yawing
the !,eftson, request their enstoinerA to call
at the office of J. H. Bowen, in Bowen &
Ct HIV'S and Fettle tip their saw bilk nt
once. 'Num AN 4.C; Bo WEN.
NVell.boro, August, 7, 1872
111":“ \ E•S CIIANuEs - .-- As will be seen by
adverti-entent in another column, Mr.
Hugh Ygiung has sold his interest in the
os
tablisluncut of E. B. Young & CO, io Mr.
William H. Whitiog, who in connection with
M r . h .. B. Vo t i ng will continue the business
under the old firm name. We have known
Mr. Whiting I) ern his boyhood; he. is no
tranger here in IVellsboro, and we think all
who are arguainted with bite will join us in
the: tatenient that lie is an accurate, honor
ahb. and obliging business man. We wish
the ',VW linen abundant success.
NIT. Hugh Young will from this tune de
v,,te his entire attention to the insurance bus-
=I
tly Anitatoi%
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1872
Home Affairs.
Jiriefc.
TLe bather shops of Towanda are now closed on
S —a good iika.
_we arc under °nitrations to Hon. Ulysses klexcer
•i• teablc itithite documents.
—The
tot Totiplars of this village had a pieme to
13.tha , 1 s tirote InAt week Tuesday. 441ttit,
—Mr 13 C Caldwell of Loch: Haven, has just re
c, pat..ut. nn 41.1)ntorest-calculating
reit I:inseha's store at 13lossburg„ was destroy
ed ity fire 11,t `reek Tuesday morning. Loss $3,000,
tart. any neUrt
l.
—The William,pot Standard couldn't get-its dish
~r do-v a mml a couple of weehs ago, and then it
.111 iLINful squirming.
.1,/rorote (litotes a leiter signed "D. C.
F, 111 , 1," and in it is "Col. Forney" he is citing.—
ri hai psi, i i n t r W,19 very complimentary to its
hnost,
the landard at Williamsport., says it t•spits up
on tht Coe oinali—Balpinore platform, and tun its
-bit upon it with loathing and contempt." This
n II n e xcr ii Mr Sicvnlard ! You mnst go the whole
lIM
I. lit )1101.4, ppltOr of he Welleboro Bap
t.st Autch, w,Il rattan home this wcel from a tour of
mecka through the Western States. - He will
jo,Am at Sumlay morning at the renal hour :it the
Bain. t cher, It
npmnc rat its curious to hpow how we
.a..”,w..! to mai - aurae candidates for local ot?ioca on
Ow 'rav,l,,nt county sy4eta, where them ore ,to many
Ow all. Well, keep your oyes, "tight l i eu!' and
v,t 4how Sou.
-1 hey hir e been tallithim an eitcrisive pair of
ni , cls down in Williahr.port They measure 51
ar ;mid wai.3i, 57 Ground the Feat, sit 8,3 in
laTtli from the too (nor 4lia flit( ijoniiis
, lath b. make them, The rientlemiiii who is
t at at: ut weivha only 5:0 pounds and is one of
th.l men of talsion.
I'l it••ii-;.‘t..—pludge Blodgett a n d
his nc
eapii lied wife areguests at the cone Howe.
11, a :trik;og .c.iii-odderipp Jtt li,topeq,
:••,,n!tay inornMg, to an eloquent sermon from
io• find friend, Bev.
.11 L.
\ 14)1 . , Nvli.4 On - If : Wed, it the Invitation Of
tit , Rector, at St. Paul's Church, morning
mei Thhi unexpected revival of
early frienilthip,was mutually very grateful.
The shaking of lian•ls was very hearty, with
:ut lookipg at "the bloody chte:m.' Co-m,
Jutyd: Wir.to , ..; HUI:T.—L:I4 :-;aturday ay
Hon. S. P. I,Vihon and Win. A. -tone, 1..',, , ,1.,
N% ore (Ili 6 rig d OWn Brion's Hill about two
mile thi-, :Ade of the Bloeic Howe, they met
..Itli`an accident by which Ow 4 1 0ge w:l7/20n
.idorably injur,d. A 9 they , tarted down the
rte,•p hill the noel; yoke Patio away, !Puling
the polo of the earringe fait to the ground.
The carriage ww- tipped over, and its occu
r-ink thrown upon the large bowlders by the
s'de of the road. Mr. Stone escaped without
wadi injury, but the judge wfts ?feverely
trui •al about the thigh and shotildrs. lie
~ N taken to the house of Mr. joopli Brion,
tu,,t it wat found that no honeA wero broken,
At ~ur latest advice he wtis doing well, and
a ,-111,alglit lie will be around tfr,itin soon.
--.\ -hart Autement relating` to the teei
,pi t till ) 0 :., fonnd, ir, the, polltiNd cobutin on
,0,: , trend pa„r3e. .-
__ _ -i---
o'rT :VOA i f
following letter
i• an vc.arnple of the effect produced in the
• Lilwi•al'• ranks by Mr. Greeley's Democrat
oAaaination. Thousands of honest Re
-I,4)livaw, feel and act just as Mr. Bailey
ti cud Ills Ipttpr
TfOOA, August t, 1872.
Enirons AorrATon :—lt being currently
roPorted that lam for Greeley and Brown,
iur ('resident and Vice PreF,ideut, I take this)
way Jim'. aming the public that such is not'
the cl,e, although I did say when areeley
i;n:poininated, that I thought of supporting
ima,lhaving always been a great admirer of
Mr Greoley's writings &C.
Rut for all that I - believe' that the election
, airpeley and [drown would be yirtually•
rims the prigeiplcs of the Republi
cq party aii'd throwing the managantent of
vrlllaNit into the hands of the lead
a, 01 dn. Rebellion and their Northern sym
pathisvri, Which would be one of the great
calsnoties that could befall this nation
jit,t the prc , ,ent time. I 'wonder that any
Itylaildionn- can be deceived by thebnit•now
!hrown
Off to allure thelb ihto the Pomo'
Whi.smwe see hire accepting
thi mimination iif p party that repudiates
!;ati. , lll air:3,_and can only think of "Dixie"
itnd "MS' Maryland," how can any good
:otaid 11,pubilean (unless soreheaded) slit) . -
pa -t him. They call themselves "Liberal
R1 )0) 11011115." Which I suppon means the
ame hind illiberalism that Tweed, Connolly
&;(."- had with the funds of New Tort:
cite
Nuu u,ay count on Ine for Brant and AYH
ion anti the, whole Republican ticket.
Ywirt truly, H. C. BATLEY.
HOW li, E HEARD FROM NORTH CAROLINA
A liwelv Meeting . hi We{Moro
. 11t11- t °i i r 111;1 Saturday, Main street
this inap., , e looked n good deal as if there
Wa. a political linos meeting in progress;
it, 1 , 11 , 4[105s part of it wns thronged by vil-
Liger , , slid people from the surrounding coun
try It bad become nretty generally hnolyn
that the ttepublionns l'heardirtim North
Cti.ilism," and that they proposed everybody
i'ke in Well:-boro should hear that evening,
w hat brought the crowd out to
, '” l :giatul a t e each other on the good news,
“ I,4 lNiololge II..) least Lit !t‘ ft Brow over
, tilnoralized eWerny.
The first thing on the prbgramme was
puttin g up a new Grant and Wilson banner
111 Ole loipc of it fine national flag properly
i , s , orib r d with the names of the candidates.
we., a b crie purchase 4 in
pan
'..") York, thirty eget' long, q»di I,yith the
stripes ands thirty-sevon
'rtars till
'isht, just as A. Johnson used to describe it,
\wn h e swung around the circle. It was
FAlqiended over Main street „opposite the
GNP Howe. As it was Slowly run out the
(
Pi ng was saluted with three cheers by
!"ePeonle, with "The StarSpariglod 'Winer"
the hand, and the firing of it, ialuto du the
• •
Then the crowd went to the court House
t Pniteral the meeting of the Grant Club, and
in short tune peeked it full,' gallery , ttli4
. 41 1, many standing during the', whole meet
ing. Those who came - after tbe;tinie-appoin
-4d for the meeting were unable to gairf
ad
mittance and had to gd As Will be
the I#ali viler° a larger autlien6e t.an bo ac-
contrnoclated.
A little after eight o'clock, ;the meeting
Was called to order by the Pfcsident, Mr.
Robt. C. Simpson, - who thanked . the Club
1
for the honor conferred upon h in,
,and then
proceeded to read the followint -. letter from
Judge 'Williams explaining his, absence :
JUDGE WILT:TANI:3'A LETTER
WELLSBORO, August 9, 1872.
Roam C. SnitesON, Esci., Dear Sir:
desire to acknowledge an invitation to be
present at the meeting of the friendsof Grant
and Wilson at the Court House on Saturday
evening, August 10th.
As it Is impossible for the to be with 'ou
on account of official engagements, an as
my absence might possibly lre iii-cons used
if the reason which compels it WWl' not
known, I desire to say that. the re War
August term of the court in Cameron e mn
ty'begins on Monday, the 12th, and I can
.aeli 'Emporium in time only by leaving
home on baturday morning.
Allow me also to add that I am the friend
of General Grant; of the party whose stan
dard bearer he is, and the measures with
which that party is identified. 'The party
that defended and preserved the Union; that
fulfilled the purpose of our fathers and made
this a land in which all men are free; that
guaranteed the continuance of such freedom
by making all men equal before the law—
the party that did this is good enough for nu'.
I ion proud of its history and its achieve
mentg. I can not distrust its future. Here
and there an officer or a soldier may fall out
of the ranks, ,but the treid of the great host
is steady and firm.
Thantdng committee fur the honor
Moire ine by their invitation,. lam very truly
yours, llEunv W. "WILLIAMS.
' The Secretary then read the Constitution
and By-Laws of the Club 115 reported by the
committee on permanent organization ; also
the 1121110 , S of the Executive Committee, as
follows : .1. B. Potter, Chairman ; N. T.
Chandler, Jos. Williams, Gee, Derby, David
Cameron, J. C. Strang and R. C. Bailey.
For Treasurer, D. L. Deane. On motion the
repiirt was accepted, and the committee dis
charged. The President,annoticed that the
Constitution and By-Laws would bp left
with Mr. E. B. Young at his store, where
the members Were requested to call and sign
the same as soon as convenient.
After a 'tune by the Brass Band, the Pres
ident introduced Hon. B. B. Strang of West
field- Senator Strang spoke about an hour
in a calm, argumentative strain, and during
all that time received the most unflagging
attention from his ItuFgc andienee. We pre
sent a pretty full abstract of Ilia gPPeeh, so
far as relates to State ittfOrs below
He said his first duty Was not so much an
apology as a statement . of the condition in
which be found himself!i He had been for
many weeks traveling 1 1 different parts of
the country, and p_olitie ',lied not entered his
thoughts much. pot or returehighome two
nights ago, he learned he was pp the pills to'
speak here this evening. Ho alto learned
that he was set down to address a political
meeting at Coudersport this • evening, Ho
also received nntice that a Grant, Club - was
to be formed at EdgecoMbville this evenipg,
and he was expected to speakthere. lie bad
finally made up his mind that the campaign
was opened; that the people meant business,
and that the work was even now begun. He
knew no person bad a right, to appear before'
such an audiepro as this of his own Volition
without having made at least a decent prep
atation. But lie should not have been-here,
if it had not been that he was sent for, cap
tUred and brought herC. put he Wtiglinilio
chine, beemise when helooked upon this au
dience he could appreciate the fact that the
campaign had begun. Indeed, it might be
said that wrquid heen preeipitatpd into the
campaign orid4 - ilirpriling eiretunsteneee.
The history of Afilmiean polities could
sh Ow nothing more astonishing than the pres
ent political situation. The result of the
Cincinnati Convention showed that we bad
no right to be surprised at anything in this
country. Some of us old stagers supposed
we bad been contending for principles, for
ideas, inside our respective. parties, and for
Men ivho represented principles. When I
went about talking heretofore ttto Deiporrats
would ask if I had my Greeley .Bible along,
arid now the present its their political chart
that same Greeley Bible—and vet not the
t-time, but strangely changed. But we did
net comehere to talk about Greeley and the
-T,•;bad,2, but to consider the political sitoation
and our (tidy. We are told - by those who
oppose mir Suite fielik that there are impor
t:let reastirei why they should not support it.
We are told that although the party 'has car
ried us safelypogeigh such trials and dan
gers as no people ever before passed through,
there is something it hici . A requires us to de- (
part from the ancient faith, and support the
nominees of tii -, . Demo.:rati- pii•rty. He
therefolie prOposed to ecAdertht, State tick
et, its nomipation, and the objeetitins to it.' -
We are met with the allegation that LI - u,' ll-.
mit is mat the candidate or the people, but
ofeerlain cabals, rings and cliques. 'They
talk of wheels within 'wheels very much as
though they were o ell acquainted with such
things. Tt is said that the.-Cooventiett was
under thO 0, - 4)0 of Gen. patoeroo and his
friunds. 'Let us see how much truth there
is in this allegation. 'He did not come here
to talk ahoy; i'teri. Cameron, He had i
much right to complain of the weight of his
band as any man in this county, and when
he said that there were friends here who
kninv to what lie refeired. There bo been
in evory .•:tate is: both parties too much per
sonal r 410,110 doubt, and Was glad the
people pfoposed to get rid of it all, and to
take the direction of "patters into their own'
bands. It is well known that Gen.' Hart',
moll came out of the war ti firm 4 devoted
and stead las t• fri end. of Gov. 'Curtin. In 1866
he was nominated not as the friend of, Geo.
Cameron, and in the next etimpaigoin which
he was a candidate he was sto3Polied'ai 'the
devoted adherent oft Andrew Curtin. He
was nominated at Harrisburg last spring as
the free ehoiee of the Convention. Gen.
Cameron laps no control of that ConVention.
Hartranft was nominated on his record as a
man, a public officer, and a true soldier well
known to the boys of Tioga whb fought un
der him. But it was sometimes• wirispered,
and only iyhisperetk that, k g yeas connected
with the Avails= ri air. That_ charge-had
been thoroughly investigated by a eomMittee
of the Legislature At the head pf which wa.a,
Wm. A. Wallace, the lender of the Demo- .
erney of Pennaylvanin, and by. that corn,
mittee lie was completely exonerated. — Af
ter he had passed through such an investiga
tion, and had been found true by socli a
man a.s Wm. A. Wallace, lgt all sihall dogs
hold their pette.e. The leader of the Deroo-,
ca goy had the decency to say that his eon
duct was praiseworthy from beginning to
end. He is, in fact, the eandidatnnominated
n opposition to Gen. Cameron—nominated
'by, the people as a spontaneous offering to
hint as a man and a soldier. Gen. Hartranft
was not hurt by the investigation of the
Evens fraud ; -but there are men: who -Were
hurt. $6,000 of that Money was' traced into'
the hands cof ~john NT. ts - ;.: D:"
0. `Fornev.
Prom the inOitient tha expesc NS.`ilS made John
W. Forney has been a bitter and relentless
opponent of Gen. Hartranft, and has been
instant in season and out of season in vilify
ing him. Ile did not say there was any con
•nection between- these facts, .but they art
facts, and it is proper the people should knew
the animus by which forney's enorie IS dic
tated. Ts J. '\V'. Forney SO, pore, so immac
stilate, a Than, hat fie must lum a better cal
didate than e man 'Wm- A Wallace is
ready to tiel
th
homage to? ;- "On what ; meak,
Both thiii, - our Cesar, feed, that lie bath
grown so great'?"
He had no patience with those men who
are ready to stab our State Ticket. No man
knows better than Forney that asFeoosylva
niagoes so dunes the VT eioa, tUid AS 5110 goes
in October Ito, no doubt, she will, go in No
vember. Let these men point to one stain in
Gen. Hartranft, or go. to the part where
they belong. So much forthe character of
oun own nominee. 'Wherein hashe beenfaith
less to any trust? Re is well }mown to,-p5l the
people of the State. Ho lias had control of
untold millions of doltiirs in the And SIX years,
and it has been proven that he has 110V01-
Misapplied a dollar. As a candidate lic:.o,
gaud enough for me. •He possesseS all - tlic_
elements needed in a Governor—ability and
honesty.
' 'Wile have we on the other side? To hear
some talk you wouldthink vfehad a veritable
saint. We have a roam who, when he au'-
rived home from South America, said, that
w h tot he found - Abraha in Li n colny-Presi detif
and Seward Secretary of State he felt ashatn
fgl i, Yes; he was actually ashamed of Al,lll
- Lincoln I Well, nobody is ashamed of
Lincoln now. We have a man who tpl,i iv
that t,h‘,3 pii - >si prosperons `Colintry in South
It trierieu was Brazil, because there "labor
was properly organized." .A sort of slavery
known as • peonage then existed in' Brazil.
Did anybody ever hear this, man raise 'his
voice inithe Senate in condemnation 'of .the
rebellioh ? No; but we did hear of his he•
lug at .kliegara t Falls eetniseling with . Wok:
Hit says tliqt ilteeting was poreiy accidental.
Peritims it was ; but the people will be apt to
think (lint for fear of ;such accidents hereaf
ter, lie had better reinain in the ftiture 'quiet
ly ,at home in. Blo6msburg. He is A Man,
who, when Lindell contested Decbert's seat
in the Senate, wrote an elaborate report to
prove that there was no right to inquire wile
! ther frauds had been committed or not; big
when 31.'clure can 44 politest (Hay's 0;0 1
when there, was not a single, provistoyi of inn
trod& whibh it e.3utd be'contpsted ) lie tui..lic4
Around' and made elaborate atgpments to
' .- 11'0,y that it could be done! He is n thorough
partisan,' He wilt - dive deeper arid ' qv Mr=
der longer to curry out a purely partisan po.
litie4 -idea than any other man. 'We are
told lie is the man the party of reform, - of
1 progress—tbo party who propose to "clasp
hands across the, bloody chasm" ought to
support- , He is ati_elegant ge,ntleman,.:andli,
- dyed in-the-wool Democrat. - The Republi
can "ho •otea for hi.. ,• , i t•: o a—
Miring reform, had better Itoo - back at once to
Bill _Wallace with his coffee pot and all.
&ntitor S tra ng", then' iiroccedect td discuss
national politics in the same clear and
sive style. We regret' we haYe not space
to publish his remarks on ~that
week. His argunients fur the ItepttbliCait
party and its candidatei' were-able and" -con
vincing to "eitlidid minds.
Mr. Barber,.of New York, was called out
and made a few happy rerearks keeping the
house in a roar halt the time. We have . no
room tar a report of them, however:
Hugh Young Moved that the neat meet
ing of the Club be at Bowen's Hall, as it spas
larger than the Court room: • The .motion
was carried, and thb meeting adjourned with
three cheers for North Carolina, three for
Grant, and three for the speakers.
•
THE NEXT TERM OF COURT.=-OH Mon
day, the 2ith instant, the next regular term
of the Court of Common Pleas, - Sae., will
convcne in this village, and last for two
weeks. The term will undoubtedly be a
highly interesting one, in the popular sense,
as there are several important criminal cases
to be disposed of, including Burgen's, Ke
ough's, and Hiss Helm's. As a matter of
course, the AGITATOR will keep its readers
fully posted as to all the proceedings. • .
Below we publish the list of Grand and
Traverse Jurc;rs, and the Trial List for the
term:
(IRANI) JURORS
Amain Robert, Wel!shorn; Barnhart John, Gaines;
Blowhard Hiram, Liberty; Blackwell Enoch, Nekton:
Colen William. Delinflr; Demon: Lewin, Wellaboro; Ely
Russel, Charleston; Ellis Alonzo, Westfield Boro;
FonArod John, Liberty; Fitch John, Brookfield; Hot ,
ton'Tiarvey, Rutland; Johnson tteorge. Covington;
Thug Alfred, Clymer; Kelt a (Ritmo W., Covington Born)
Mclttroy Hugh, Charleston; Patchen Orrin Al,. Rich
mond; Ripley Willey, Richmond; Sheffer Jacob, Lib
erty.; Mown) t James, Lawrenceville; Smith Bhiletus P.,
Sullivan; timitultir Hiram, Westfield; Taylor Charles,
Osceola; Went Nathan F., Middlebury; Wass John,
Chatham.
ricAvkitsu itiltol3ll-ihT WEEK
Aiken David L,
Tioga; Dowen Stephen, Ilatnillou;
Denis John 13., Clymer;'l3ennett filbert 14.. Covington
Ilord; Copestick Charles, Delmar; Case John, Law.
reme; Cowden Russell, Osceola; Cooledge Amu , Del
i-too; Close Mull 03(3,-Westfleld Bore; Doty Jam - a A.,
Jackson; Eldridge Benjamin , Clymer; Eldridge win;
4 .1
Cl}mcr; Furgersuu Levi, Covington; Ferris G orge,
Chatham; Gleason Fiplorriei}, Knoxville; Gear Stowatt
M,. T4)014(40; Iterrington ppurgp W.. Shippoll; ihnii
Charles, Covington ; Longwell John D., Rutland; er
Henry, Morris; Moore Preston, Charleston; Ist chola'
Thomas, Tinton; Near .George W., Brookfield;
George, Sullivan; Owlett John, Chatham: - Purple
I.llsha .1: Wellsboro; Peters J4lllf3S, rarmlni3l4n; Phil
lips Charlton , Wcattleld, Borp; Vollipa Bryeeter D.,
Westfield Bpro; Peck iforaco, Tioga; Potter 'William,
Westfield Bore; Rose Rusiell H. ;ftiliveu; Itetan - Levt;
Jackson; Smith ft: B. , Tioga Hero: .Shumwaf Luther,
Charleston; Starkey Le v i 11„ BleDmiindt Schoonover
JU'au, hhippen ; ilfowell' ppvillo k„ PelMr; qenpy
Thomas, Union ;- Squires head, Eliilllyani . MI Harry,
Middlebury,: Van Horn Phineith; ChtFleistoni Van
Dileen Charles, Chatham;Valker Peter G.:, Delmar;
Wedge Henry, Middlebtify; heeler Henry, Lawrence
ville; Wilson hansom, Ilidd ebury; Wood * Oliver H.,
1 1,
Knoxville; ..
Tz/Avrivit: n'AORs -. 21 3 I"Y".E
~,Brewster Cliurlea E., Delmar; Bactzer'Enner; Bur
ial/di Bffrtew Clark, Charleston; 'Birmingham Sohn,
Union; Barrows Wesley', Union; Bailey WaajayS:Nr, t
Charleston; Close Anuis,Chathara; Campbell.WirLami
Delmar; Dartt Gillis, Charleston;
N DimarraireiVrtlyem
Son, Noss; P4vig Jail 4,
Jr., liloga; prilOuJingrtQ. thrlpt;,Gbyliet'Ale;Lia4lor
IL, Blois; Hathaway George W. Pap lle • ro; .HVbb.
Georgi, Libeityl Hort& 'Doctor, Dp.tmaslllollaitOn
Mater, Wellshorec Efttrtsciett• 1,11)OrtY; Wan-
Phrey AbOl, Ttois , Horn; Inscho Hobert, Bless; May-,
nand George, El Miiridn• Tilly EC', Covington; Moony
James; Voss; attereoh Reuben' F., l3losB; Pritch
ard William; LityketiCef Peak Elijah; Charleston;
Rose 'James Richmond; RiehardS'WMlain
Bloss; Swimlar Samuel, Cler ; • ippr West
tiem ; 339Fthpii, ym TrumanT ,tiactia L,
Wellsboro; VatniteeS Jb u, Richmond; Pan-Horn
Benjamin Wellaboru; Wheeler, Isaac, Charleston.
TRIAL LIST Pi:in Arronsr TERM, 1.872..
Rosskani 6: Cerisley vs. The Towns,hip of Deerfteli2,
It. Ki iisen ys.,- NlallorY 1 t liii
JI;:::. 'W. Otierney ve. Collins W. Soper.
Ditel Baldn in Cs. Wet. K. Mitchell's Adm'rs.
flolumou Plank: vs. GOO: Chambeis. , ' , .7.
(lea. MitiMell. Adury.Vs. R. NT, Wheeler. , = .t.;' ,"•
Leiiiiiel Davenport vs. Charles Ryon.
Susie Vanderholf )s. kinris uolegrovp, -, ~
R. ilandnond k C. Ns. 'Wilt T. } it;g i st - }3 I IA.
0, 0. k F., F. Ifemiersiln vit. °corgi: Wilign. ,
C. 0. ~. .ti' F. Ilenderallin vs. Johirl3alier.
John Young, 4/.. vs. (Ivo. netT.,
C rll
Larlem T. , 8 ‘s. r.linli.t Are:nopl.ett .-/ qt.
Charles Sherman vs. Jiiines Sliiiiloil ..ti i{ .
1 %
Morris Smith } - s. I . - E (465„3 1 ,
Shardicy & i i ,Ln k tyl a Vii. liICAB Coal mining & IL R. Co
.1. B'roitAr vs. 11. I. Lailin it al.
jno. A.. Hammond 11. .las. M Reed. ,
(k. 11 k S. P. Bend Isoll NH. A. A. Updyke.
f
i
C. & 1.. Ferrigo k l'O. vs. John lit - anti - mill.
Sarah Allen Vo. Jol u Benson et al. LI
It. Hunt vs. Jacob idt aillize,
Lotlir6iiiiiin 11 ~e i.ii 3 '.1. Airlili.o iitmnall. •
kiirani - I , 4lex' -- 9., Mielsli lAiell , Cii, , - i . ; ' : • •
1 DEATHS.
RINUSLEY.—In Itutlaud, July 25t11
,qe9rge King
slt y. 2S • .
1.11•Calalt- :1 Iliernbai• 61 the liaviil4 olkitrkl t wUn 11
yearn "1 aLq., .111.1 11119 ( N.or 111?„,t1 yonuaifil.enplifistian
to the day ef TeikleB. n I,Lrp cIiCIQ
frit:nth,' Ed Hopp) L g IoE F
N - 6"tices.
AVOID QUACTcS. '
ulqtVlY ;'f: l vQ. 4°
SF:, havtpg tiled vain eiNty
aclvertn.e..l rrnietjy, 1i tliareeered a dimple means et
self-cute,ileh be will vend tree to his fellow-suffer
era. 3. li. REENEfi, 18 Nassau at., New foil:.
Jan. 1,1672. •
Bltsli"0 8 1 9 "04 0 ? 6 ??-0( 3 ??0 7 •50.
PkilTl 4 .E sTir? Ijo ICI ,
1 HAVE {,real jn liat.took. slettenery
and nova illiaues4l of F.: Co::.161 Mr.
William 11. Whiting, %Ai), in conneution with Mr. E.
B. Young, will eimtimie the hiiiness tinder the nartie.
firm name.. . Thanking thti public for the generous pa.
.tronag,ll....,oicle,l to nit in thin line of Unsinoss for
offer teal years, 1, respectfully, rocotnnwatl, ottio.ngig
ors as worthy of all 4.11 deb tigcl'front
or to • jiff. ifl 4C. thl ! t, (hie w4ll Ike
.ettlfi‘ we. •
Aug. 8;12-14 VOuNg,
r mulerghtnetl hawk this day fbrined&tartMer-'
kW, and will,contintae the' book; etationery and
Dewy businosa under the Min name of E. Young &
Co. E. B. YOUNG.
w. WIIITING • .;
We•llsboro, Aug 8, 1872—nog 14
Mtra,yed.
. •
ROT EL MAIM l 'aeVtiti!s l iir;lirolii:Aun-ititiiikiii
*/),, the right hip, lame iu the hear hind leg, and
white look aercali het, breaat—tho effects °fa collar.
Any nelson giving information of her whereabouts or
returning her to.tho subscriber will-bcratiitably paid.
Aug. 14, 1.972-3 t. - • : OEO. W. - MANN/NO:
• •
I, G. Hoyt's inetitutit,
040E0TIA, Tit:PA: COUNTY. PA. _
A MONO the many who atterupt the.acquire l ment
.1 - 1 1 a musical ednettldu,' tqW, eqmpaKtitety,
ever reach tchigh'itatidird of altathinent, arid'thascr
are .generilly students of the consuvatories of one
large cities. One of the principal cause g whiah play
be assigned for this factis to to Muni tn,,the total
Indifference or ineonlpsidney ot - many teaOliers, who
are doing, 141 r 4 61111e411Cita Intilitail; the work
which cu ht only to he done by teachers qualified for
their profession by a thoroughly systematic course of
study. '
'Arany, teachers give their pupils pieces in their first
stages of lust:lupin, (without adequate preparation,)
width are so tar beyond their stage of aclvanCenlent
that mechanistills deStroYed, aiikthe
of the composltlidi saCriticed 0' A mere ng over
the keys. Unfortimately, thin proccsa, With a little
mechanic/0 iltligeop., does not always fail to produce
'osteuzliite etets. Anil thug WON . and Whalers are"
deluded wit tile outward appearaneo of a groat step
forward )caring beep achieved, when in reality only
one thing has been done—that is, nature has been
raial) zed and piaci 4 put .of, tho reach Of, synaphy.
The fmulamentil idernentstandexereliati, pppq lath
all name progress is foundaq, Faust op tuitieco the
delayed fez' the practice of Pieces.
The object of this institution is to finutatk s ease
l/lett mils:cal education .14' v,;er'4•--dopactirient of the
science, and to rdVi"! SOU - lent upon a foundation
whim emiu'le tom to roach the highest standard
of 134dt - uncut iu the art , . •
Braticheg Ttiught
'instruction is given on the piano, organ, violin • and
other orchestral instrument's; in notatintl, cultivAtion
of the voice, solo singink, O,4II•titrUISTLY,
and otinterv,int , ;, r f l -4
eolirtitv'OPlTMtnotioil. - • J.•
Thu courae of instrlictlOn is identical with the con
set vatories of Hosion t and is divided tuba Ive grades.
each grade being sitbdirkiki into thiee divisions
earth;
- .; .- .llustructioo e n the piano, organ, violin, and other
lokrranent., aud,in harmony and companion, will
be giveli of Pine pupil; eaa.by in elementary
instencti ,, n. notation, nod aliming4 at eight-number not
PopilA an the advanced gradre in the depart
ment ill tostrnmental are exereiaed r in;,pilf*'
pract'co of canceitt , d inindo; {linen in this 415itirtindfirt'•
of vocal music in cluwnees and oratorios., .Diplurnatt.,
trill be 'aWatded to those who corap p .te, Atn.reg i u,iryi
course 61 any tiepin talent: ellagfra
cttitiir.;andln the department of intArttcavntra mu,
sie rCeeive two lc soil itlyr;rlp,V o.l,9„hchic,cilph; thupie_
reerivinq .. UV , Ull.i.lol44 it . q WOW IL ;moo]: i o t
thitiy mtnocee each; harmony and composition in
.chl,:;es, two lesaona a leek of oue hour each.
Fates of tuition per term of ten wens, payable
strictly in advance: For organ, piano, -violin; and
other orchestral instrinnenta, voice culture, harmony,
nal composition eaelt4l2,' For nciation, e'en - Muhl,
Ty illstrurt ion, end singingat sight. one leninn lyee)h
free. No,dezniction 'wit{ berir4l46 ittlr 20V.
sence, nor for leaFmkk 001 c . .rinAl e ict . ecii'Ver7c. llike man
of a tori 4. - - -
TUB the !Arse la classifiad• so•
cording to,theiiivairma .nf the grades, ,biwirming ;at
the soupiest and eatending to the moat difficult; and
inelndes tlni piano, foite„.work.* of lhe,ancient and
modern eltiaide. composers.. ,f :
T 1 tie S . nu rs, e of instrne.t.nn Covriktiie nlwle wpm&
and no more. The'stunprir Of t:icellence. therefore;
Will depend upon the number of books- thoroughly
mastered. _ .
_ .
OErItAL REttanns.-1..
Osceola is Blt IPSO
Of excellent Inovals: sltvittC4 /Airt4 - A th€4 ' oo UM M ,
es fin co wilpy. .11, nlll in a few we2:lo LC easily eventual -4
Llp *O4, !ill parte •of llisreotiiiitir by' xneninrottlio'
iwnuellWiun - prom"
(.( bailthvg, and by ibbaigtCe.ltus febsnqul4latip:'2l% - 7.`
linactl canbe.obtained to reePettitble Ittrolltes,for'
$3 SO to- $4 a week,' '-" -
, Qnly grst,einateplpiiii will be ruled fo.r.iiiMproli,
Fon- 1812-43:
ThnF 11 Tern/ brgins"3l'edMitd4 eteßs9,nber
and end Tuellibiy, NoNtembei .
TLe Inter Term begins Wr.drahr,ivN:avetaber*
and ends Tuesdny.-- - Jrammr 29.,
Tho Spriva Term begins - filedneuday;';Jannari . .
1879, and ends Tnraday.: April 7..:. . , •
Thu:Sumner Ttnal *sins ARru t it. s aMit
eridaTueaday, Juno 18,
A !am *Eta - a 'tteuigi Nyijl w e enr Vetween
New Cabinet Si(
untiarmigned bas apaued a wont;
moat or hi. cabinet %id Wing, Mai
posit° Dartl'a 'Wagon for alb aala
Cabinet Wa
of all kiwis 'such
Bed Sets, Bui:eols, :tied
Chairs, Loit7qs'es, Extt
awl other Tables, fd
.Hots, Hat Racks,
anti many other things, ulucii will he sold lux% er than
the lowest. lie invites all to take a lout. t i t his gothis
beture purchasing elsewhe.c.
. .
Reny:in:bexAtip Placeg-titpciilte liartt'4ll agnni3hip,
West Main Street,
J.-11;ot) STICKI,IN, Agetat
Aug. 14, 1871.
JVotice.
~. .. ..
A cr t and Veet made tut Flank Loughotuam, which
e can have by paying charg,s on the Se/110 and
the exi)eliao of advertiming, I.y applying fo John B.
Shakeepcare, t anion, Bi A 1.,. it , ' u , ht. i f the above
garments pre nut paid for in - io nays fromthe date of
thia notice they will be sold J. B. zillAKEtii•U NICE,
Aug. 14, 1873-3 w.
. ,
Granted.
riTWO Art44,111E33 Carpenters and
j_ Li. F. Dowd at .sd6lt uod
tory.--Aug, 14, 1872-1 w
• Xotice
Tl 3 hereby given that n tlpeciut Coot t of dui
I will be hold at the Court ha Welisboto,
lug on Monday the 14th thy or Octobcr u
llou. Paul D. Morrow, Addittoudi Law Jt
lath Judicial Markt, for tin t. t,.l .Jt all e
tied to said court. J. F. nu:i%).
August lath, 1872.
rIJOOA CO. COURT .PR0V1..1.31 /N. W cos.
the lion. U. W. Wiiliau,e, I•ic,•ldunt Judge t.w thu
4th Judicial District of Peuu,llvauia. 416.1 W. B. tinoth
and D. fdelittughten ifs, .itioniclatk; 31141.1 , td 111 Tiut,ta
c:nut
cty, have issuedtheir pieced(, lug data al,
12th day of Apg, 1872, and to too duetted, for the
holding Pf 04111flo calm, CoraMou
moral Qua or
° essionseumrOyertimi 'Ttemilini4 — at
Wellsboro, for the County of Tioga, on the 4th Monday
of Aug., (being the 26th day,) 1872, audio contintia two
weeks. -, 4 ' k t .
Notion jrtkreforp hereby .36 the:Witt-114,
Justices of therreace, aryl Consfal,les to aud for the
county of Tioga, to appear in their owe proper persons,
with their records, inguialpozia, craft - dilations and re
membrances, to do those things which of their °dices
and in their behalrapPertain to be uo ti e u p ti o o m wiy
nestles and o erp rdApS pfesPtlligtlif 01 , behalf of the'
pommonwealth againet qny verann or persopli are re
quired to be thou and there :Mending, sioi out to •de
part at their peril. Jurors( ar:, requested Ohs punct
ual in their at iencippea at iil o. +lNldithal tints, agree
ably to notice,
Given ;puler my hand 'and seal at, the FM • traraftlaa:
in Wellsboro, the 12th day of Ang - i,in tire: bar d 1 tiur
Lord one thousand eight hundred and He eu,ty two.
• E. A. Vizi% litteriit
.
', Sheriff's Sale.
, . ... .
PtiY VIRTUE OF gwactry wit { ; of Vivra Facial, Leve
rt rweill'A- klkiVtillditinni k;>altalttEl, issued out of
Court of Common Pleas of Tioga county,l, and to me
:directed, I will expose to public sale, to the highest
and bestbuldez, at On? court Houscl s 7 - Welistiornit
Monday Jtbe 24 of Aitgust, 147- ott. (M 0: OCkf i clf
Pi M., theSol.l #escrilled prop el , 'Fp iiic;`". 1 i ,";
!AT I:10- 7 4 )ofi cllqd lzi.lilossbitrqfqll,:i
r
e 4 north:(4s -Of 11010 1 . ci:" 4 i U 'AV
Williallig; VOA Vklintla Of A. It
n urse : 1 7 0„ south by
the pupat e hg way, east by Thema/spur, b(ling 66 feet
front, 105 feet on the back and of tl,e lot, sots' 191 feet
deep, ono frame houste thwon. To be la as the
Properly of 4no, RoPcfx, auti of Thiliiiini Mar in.
:ALSQ-,A ink 9s ti•A4 itadelimona townshif; bound
e4 mush ;,y and of C. J. Ripley. wet.t and south by
the Tioga river, and cast by Williamson rot , contain
ing about 0 acres all improved, frame house 4 outbuild
ings, apply orehard,and °the; fruit trees; th renit,4 ;'o boa sold aintlle property' Of A. In Cativelatld, sill' of L.
ti: Haight, for use of Henry hlistsmott.,
A lot of laud kll
_i-typotßell, tawellete) i 1411m-340d on
the fionth hylq lio. 13 ; 004 tacMcX oit....icati .iti-BeTi
japitn George'; west, nor O A vid, i-49,4 by biudli ennveyed
to P. P. Morrie, Inintiniatrator of Mc sotste , t John Ad
,laru deceased, containtog ;‘,(1.,,, gercg. with alliViihre.
'being kit No, tl of the allotmen t of the holds of the'
Birtglorn er.dare in Brookfield township, adrl part of
warrant No. It6l, With about 2-1 acres tnipif o n., .1. To
be Bola R 9 the property tif f Douglass D I ~Codk,, , sUidl of .
the Bingham 'trustees...A-, 7- ~lti , r.,
.11L5C)...-A. , 10t of land :ant' WegtftAft; - Ditnided north
by tine of warrant Nq 14'4, caat by lot No. 4 c.niveyed
to Zelda Alliinth C..1 1 4 1 t
1 0 . bit ) . W. south by hit l'.lo. 277
cobtr?ctpd Id bo sold o Hiram Swinlar , and lot No. 976
contracted o p lia
rancia rsly, west by lot o mtz fluted tn.• .
Eddy Hantty, containing 0.7 acres snore or
less and
being lot No. 999 of the allotment of finds o the Bing ,
,bant estate in Westfield township, and partf warrant
'No. 1070 with eight acres improved. To be t
sold as 11.1 0
U m
property of Albert . Handy, suit of W, a VIY.Wor:
and others, Trustee% of the - estate 'tl IW'lll. 11-1444113,
deCeased.
ALSO—A lot Cif .1(kiltl. In 1- , ibecty towns ; begin
ning at he Wrib eaat Corner of lot Nu. 40 0 the allot
nte.qeS lite liktigllana land in Libarty town shi p, ,. t 4.044,
east 511.4- pereltegi-theuce.west SO psteliag Ali ths' south
east cornet of lot No. 38, thence nortit 121 perches to
the north Cast corner of lot No. 88, ;.: 1 . 1 1 ,1 - 1,, e, ivtsi , 90 i
, Pdehee to a cornalpflot:4o.49 1tc,91. eXtita, 611 0:Algue° 1 1
. tdentg the east linettfitalttßitN o :4o;iinttli Tdl.4 torches
to the place of beginning! it bOitla IQ4 No. 8 in I.abertY
anti part of warrant Nog. 114.1 anti 1178, con atuiu g 75.7
&area, all trnproytcl i . To ho se.l4 as the . 1. •operty of
Elliall PArk.or , ant/ of 1 3 higkalla Trustees.
ALSO—A Int of (aria in Ileortiold tJwnsht
ed north by lands of Jess° Roso, west by I],
perder, smith by Wm. Clark, and east h 1
Charles Nall, containing 62 acres, 25 a,_res
frame house, log barn, and a few hint tree;
To be 'Sold as the property of Jelirt If, Vaikl
A. Palkner, snit of John, 'll, - ;.oe, V>A• ino of j,
& CO.
ALSO— A hit of Isuil in Liberty towtuthip'. bounded
north by: lamb' of C. F. Veil, west by lauds of the es
tate of T:e.Onitrit Schoubaeltor and the public. highway,
east by lands of John Young, and south by Jacob
11 4frin and John Schonbacker, coniatuing 237 acres
rnaye er leas, 150 acres improved, with a fo.nom house,
logdmune, frame wagon house, frame baru.lont.hitildze-
WO, three apple-or&ar/14 . ridiVItlierTglilt t t-te4.lllnitof
on. To be gold ad the properly orb. Ri - , - terry, ficififol -
E. S. Bailey.'
hALSO—A lot of land lb PAwrenpnytils borough;
ot tided north by bitula of L. Dabitlitt and ;do Butts,
We/ t h Charlea Ford estate and Lock granger, south
by the saki, Lock Ordnger, east by Ma a street, L. Dag
{tot rmd D. parker, containing 1 to re mo i re or tom,
frame Unite. RAW barn. out bulkitege au ftnit trees
:the eau. To ha sold as the property - of I. . Mather,
slut of O. S. Mather; also th - th same prop,' iy at the
suit of A. Cropsey.
. 'ALSO—A lot of land in Chatharo townsliiii- boinided
larritt by lands of John W 449, west by E. 4. limv,...
:smith by tlitqlAhho irigltway, east by ti y as 17,
4..
contgirapg 11 acres. all improved, log gad I aunt Ito se,
Jog ,ar l l, iiiPP:lii WrOmard and other t:milt tree there in.
To in sotl ail the property of Jacob B CO.ll It' and JOhn
Wags, putt of SOYIIIOIIf Unild, for use of path! 'Wass.
AI.SO—A lot of land in Chatham township; hounded
nrulh by lands \ of R. H. Taylor and Delos C irren east
by lands Alfred Short , Josiah Si Miller a e"tlithia
lbar4 lands, south by the Bingham lauds ciittl 'timid
Wags, west by lands of Ashley Guild Alfred Molt and
J. W. Bunnell, containing 140 O , IY-11. BM acres im
proired, frame halite?. a trme barna, apple orchard
latidk4 l .loX split Wee thereon,
'IILA II B -,- Allotner ‘ot of land in Clymer township:
toll ./aed north by and/ Of ---.— Deity, au d muds 01
- Grpy ROydlllan, Oast by lands of Lovel Short and
'Ashley Cittild, south by lads of ftetner WeAlcs, wegt by
the public highway, containing 60/teres mo-e or leetti/18 11
ogees improved, frame house, a log barns l mg tioild
ings, apple orchard and other fruit Lees t'iarktou, To
'be era as the property of D. C. Utiirwhit arid Wills '
lareDimrchlll, suit of J. P.arldflrld ti iii , '
7. - - ALSO—A lot of lath 11A tleerhald 1 ilvinilt p; holm:t
ut(
..nd north by lands of the Plughfun estate, pat by Lon
ch. O .V - Po ll ter , soil% I , y William A. IN , and Isaac
button. West by 011arles Hall, contiott:tma 6* ii acres. 30
acre improved, frame house , out building and apple.,
ore thereon. To beaold'igightteprofjc.ll . 9clguleg.,
t
Cor ell, salt of F. H - 'Wciodcock foYuiil or gum Swam
A Sri—A lot of land in Delmar towithliii i Is 'untied
nor by Wm. Cole, east by R. 1 1 .. Ts hue, i l e nth by an.
cobpolo and J. E. Stoughton, and w, at by lyui, Cold,
containing 151 ft9leWllll improved, 2 Irani Louses. /
fy. hlkri, plot 0 1 1 1 aftTle °mimed there a. To be sold
qa tire proßortY of Ilrial iltOugliton, suit of Itinn.rt G.
W e.
• ALSO--A lot of land in Richmond towns lis: t bortiCt:
ed north by lauds of Lewis Crittenden, os i by lands
1
of fis noel Waters , south by ITTLIrth 11, and weat
by la as in possession of Lewis and Abija Lent, Con
tain g4O seres..4.2-acrea,improved_withrt,tramel , o, l ll;
Irani Ilinfarld'grEoligia, out biiiidiaBs, epPle_ orchard
i
---...4 1 . qiiipottohtli Otto bah
and' ther fruit trees therectn.: be sold as the prop:•
, arty, fA . B. IlatlebOad, apt of Dwight Riley, formic
'of oth Slit
'” r pht 8 . 1 '
oft 4 . 1 ' lititill Aet Dr the lid wa ~ south .
lap da of J. V. Leach, and east by lauds of Nelson liar.
dick' containing ;y• an acre, frame bonne, board and alab
bard, hen park, out buildings and fruit troca thereon. -
; To be sold as the property of S. 0. Itruwn. snit of B.
, u, Martin, for use of H. 1., RO-Yrialtla•
- 'AF..9O—A lot of land ill the borough of Wellsboro;
bounded north by ......„-,, tstAverilieltWVllllt,
'law itkktrtfickst, *oat Tior?Jillyikr Mal . 411 ens 1
Laom :frasatin, Wing 150 feet' on Second Avenue
stroet, and running back to the land of David Sturrock,
laud all improved. To be sold as the protrty of A.
M . Italian', suit of Wm. Harrisou, tor oat : • Sarah T.
Niclibls. 1 .i.i un .,- - 44
' ALSO—A lot of land in Elklaild hort.ugh; boded
north by Main street, west, south and es-t by lauds of
Joel parkburat, captaining about one-half Of au acre,
frame house, frame store, frame bare_ on buildings
and trait trees thereon. To be sold as the ,ropet ty 01
Abby Johnson and Harris Johnson, suit of J. el. Park.
burst, H al., for use of David Dunbar. _ , - 4 1 -
ALSO—A lot of laud in Sullivan titscalk t .
1(14 $:
north by binds of Stephen d Coinielf l :,sialk.
by Arming Richmond and Jiiilathati Groitlic 'south by
Arteame Rumsey and tioatge Seymour, amid west by
Jessei Rtimael, ioutabalug 152 acree,f Utii arlea in"-
yr9viick, S triple licaMeti. 4 frame barns out buildings.
Re 'pulp ct liar, appl o orchard and o Low Huh. trees
t.ll.4etwm, To ho sold as,tho property o Sa ford Johns
antratTac's C. Johne, suit of Sarah.Holitejk atttl,,c,, , Ht,
1.11
dkyiuottiVAilnyiniatratcsitt of D.'o:lli.eis.A eceasiA,, ,
„•-•':tALSO - A - lot of land in Aftdiafteld - lb fough: ' hoUnd.
'ea north by Wellsboro stree , cast by and ' of William
Hoilands, south by Ross Sz Williams, rid wttit by J.
S. Murdaugh, being about 80 feat all 1 'Pita wo street,
and 75 feet deep, wit aoltr 1, i 1 e 1 • Ibis
ing and e t
11,1 . on •"s ht ; 1 - thlf
Lam ot A. p.. 8 p
~ ;, I f ge, itta us ••
W. Phelpit. t -
,",i_ 411.41-stA lot of land in Union township; bounded
001411 by lands of Clinton Manley, east by Charles
EtwlaU, south by Jauett Spencer, and west by Eatery
. :Thbrria a and David Vandyke, containing abbot 85 acreit .
I *tuOre 'or leas, 304uzrelkimprov.e4/1121/11eLhOurimi;qratWO'
bard', frame shop, out buildinga,,Tapple .1Y hitett iggli
,15thiii fruit trees thereon. To be sold ita trip pro.bvtlif
• 'of Benj. N. Harding, suit of J. g, gmuckcii.,
1 i Weilsboro, Aug. 7,1071 4 V., A. rim
1 ~. , .. 1 ....N, --. ~ - - , ..._•11 - ...AI- '..t:Aps.44
Hav Grocery and iieste
1.4. i
4 !
1 ..
.11111 J
r
1
.
RE undersigned has opened a new GROCERY and
?TI
.11. EATING HOUSE in the atom lately t4a.upied by
George Hastings, the first door below Buntiel'ditiotel.
-.t.,1914 as a foll air fresh stock of flue ~.: 11 1 . 4 ,.z ,i i t
~:,' • .
• '
, Groceries & , Confect
liWiryo.ll he sold cheap . fir mit. [- . , -- .- t
Zvi 'Valli* ilii“-siitiva tith.
lt,lrirticular t!ttear.l; if: - be '
k
-, ,,,.i liu ,,,, ,, : : : ?€T i c :idri ca l'l llsS4.l-3,H i t i
von : th rra i o : f li ortur 6i .' ea '; eht l3 t d : u g iti r ro 4 or S l4l .., g il t4o 4.olu.arectlllilinstrulbet.,Lintlibidttit:seadthTea:heti
ilz'istratol.'s Sale,
NOTICE Is lerebi I.;i%t n that by virtue of tut Order
Issued o I. of Cie 411 plums' Court to and ttor the
county of TB a, the tualuisinned,, Administrator of
the estate. Of [tier Benjamin. late Of Delmar, deceas
ed, will exposit° sale by public, vendue, at the COW t
Ilutise 111 WeiilbUro. nu fitesday the 37th day of An.
ihm t 4 d, ale o'clock a. Gt., the tillowing licoleribed
real estate, tin prof or s itd decedent, to wit:
trait of bind kimam as the Noe Isiah I
trsi C s tuate 'Lorna tow .ship, 'Duo county, and
State of Pellottivstila: 4311,4 wirraut N 4 .3711 and
colds/Wing ouetlAnuKinit aivea to • ”1. L.as; Uts
Ou.,b4f was a .id it admin.
ittttar It your, jletiti-m , ; .1 to •13 I day Of 0e
t..,14% idlp,)Cithe at it 4 os l 4ve 4.••11a.5, t • - , /m/ms
iCOlec
T•jottla,
II
iu the base
Ntruist, ii i
r.
•
• n •
/7r cat
Al'Aliat 7, 187
1114 c
E
Hare reiwirecla4
lgtot,t stiles are uow
,infering fur, its
ol
71::›reisigs Cgi-cscodLes,
Including Black, apauaae and fancy Bilks, Hilk pur
hum. Silk Valoges, pare mahairs, Greuadiaca,
Tantlaeaud lißrietta•Clutha,' Alvae,ta, Lyon
rim 4,1 1 0, HI4 Wed and plain.
imiihiutd
1 hud Id
Poplin"; Japanese
rnoil Yl*4s'
i'clintliNti•-
xl. b. i.n(-
1 d t o uC thl•
+lllHt.4 t Lt, ti_
Pr , Itlf y.
titripod and phila3AVaith Nopinni, Kuerauaere. Cre;
to,iiiks, i'ari;i tiLitirao, Crape Mare,t2. Organ- '
' -' ', Ctlili. I , livikliuttanui pailitinge, lilua
-14,/ ' l kutiorua, Percales„
RI4 Oft, httiped qua
U v - r;.: Otatintitti,Y.
tut
Yratch4 icotcli.Vikghag?ts,
oi
1 : Cli)ilisti- aid eissimeres,
1-I . 4iiit.W . Ations, Hosiery
and Domestics
Our stock of lattics' Awls and Scarfs 'orator hp ex
celled, either azrbgardi qttaitty or Eric%
Ti ?
•
0 . 4
4 '.
'llElatis: - gina • ;Jape;
, .
ifitooU told
UM Attu! and coarsest,
ttia: bast 'and most set
market.
It anybody wont:, a 0111.1
P , Ort4t4 duty in to look tl
Ready-aSe aothliag,
buy an outfit a
Carpets, OlAClothS and
ME!
la 41-e
47.4•. t. -,44 , , , ,,*, 1 1-,-; 1 t. , -.1 v.:
on band to be sold at the oat reasonable prices
Neat comes a full line of
(
Groceries, 1 .ockery, and
,—. , ~W'oode Ware „
rain Car.
laud% of
a Puoryyo4.
tbarenn.
twr k Wai.
Pair.harat
at rates to suit even theopt particular purchaser.—
Just come and see how nich you can save by buying
where gooda are sold rig
Tioga, May 15, 1871. 1 WICKHAM' Al FARR.
t4italc.
PUMA VEOETABLEf FREE FROM ALCOHOL,
DR, P. ORDER'S
JUMPER , R BITTERS!
A ~Eitriui tanit. b.\nt
Seated Cm %Ix, imiple.itetustunptiou, Colds, Spitting of
inuott inikuhuatk4 onto 1.1.u48, Catarrh, Bran-
Croup, Vimoping ,Cough, Asthma,
PdiUtl,ll; Breastat tied + Dyspepsia,
Jaan
• Loss of ApPs 'te, Fevir and Ague,
,
Indigestion. t. - or Complaint, Dian ,
Ime': and all seases of the Lungs,
Stout •It and Liver.
Wa ( egg COs;
• IV holesae Druggists,
•• EinaiL, N. V•
f r
al: 49 %N. and t•. who ell orde) 3 aboal.i. be 4.(l(trebs
lfr-y-til'E‘ 4LEillti • igli U El9,,,Syeib.boro, Pa.
' 41 %:. i .r , _ I A __,..i - „F
P.. , E. iwuct.
attue i 2, 1872-!y,)
.
.
4,,, invalids on't Despair. 1)
t Unclean( have found relies, z
Ind thou 64 I will turn to M'
ineenomo. after exhau ng their pnrses ana patience
In search of Malt's.
~„..t..,,,ltoftb.l4...dllllllo3a.OL.ll2ll:ndini,..fintilL
reirig — igsi d ated tango toss of appetite, pnins and
'weakness in the eta ,' enlargement of' the' liver,
yellowneas of the skit constant fever intithisst. with
ato .. • it aitio ,he es,topiwipl a V
s '
''4" Tit Ts t 4141 e "
ii. , ~- • vri 'llt days, oVe i wo 0
ohms of sympto ms. e fluids of the body become
pure, the mind clear; o stomach etrongthenta, the
toxigueLcleisn, the appiUte improved, aria the whole
systoin lip bond:fitted hat disease, in bad weather, is
lees liable to afflict you
?, Ditir.P.IWILEN 11(' S ,
Celebrated Blood Cleanser or
As a medicine for chtdren. the panacea ta, in every
way, Calccdaled to taktithe pluvial' the endless variety
of dives which are ;rally sold for that purpose,
And Whiehdtre'efteu y injurious. A medicine which
possesses the (mantleof a cathartic as well as a mild
alterative, and which capable of arresting disease
without the least Mint to the child, is of incalculable
to
value to every inothev A 4 11 , cathartic it is very effec
tive, yet It does not if given in ptoper quantities,
cause nau.seanK dig , ii in a fitomach or bowels.--
'lt.: I,, ,, rJrynt •toe, . bi is a very impor
qa , lertir . ili in I' ti 11 .As a Present-.
ire
not
' .ni Ali e ft • a 131 it acts directly
upon the digestive erg 1.1 end tl,el;lJed. In all scrof
ulous cliscases,it is the', moat AY wtive medicine ever
offered to the public, ftial if given regularly and per
severingly those ornpt l ve diseases so common to chil
dren may be entirely eradicated. -
. .
ProPareei by V. F44loey's Brim it co., Wayttesbor,
'...kennitritlr (tag tiii(Viki f fP.PAH It A EYt t RitirtieDe.iobbrp
MirWA. 4100:-P. A' $1 .1510
•ottle, roe ssie by • wltoWiale'isni. ""s '
ntAil dealerl. and by - Hastings & •:.‘. ll
:Wm Wellsloto, Pa. .
t i t i tA t:' 01 4111 9% ipg 5i i i 1 l i p
Pf IT
_leg4,l - tigi xa.ll - o tt.l 4.9 .
OlItS 1 A moment to h e
Constitution .of Pennsylvania.
: . ~ • t •
JOINT ExBommo3i, -
- ~u 1 r---vi. 4 , 41 ..- s,,cppiteltiww
Be itresolved by th 4 &mate eta House of Represen
tatives of the CMumouweelth of Reruasylrettle he Oen- I
Oral Assembly met. TIM the llowln nihmmLo
ShltgioNl)444oo_,lthfil we (
t rot ` VilllelOtato or rb
to the provisions of the teeth article them**, town:
,
_ 4
AATENITMENT:
/
h Sole ef the
enrhtlat il k l ati ti ntarreof \h ar e ,ellnaing ,
"A State Treasurer shall bg theaen by the quell&
act:tore of the State, of WO limes and for each ter/1i
of eery lee ralihiffi * lolkrevrtbs(l l3. 9 law."
*1 4 ,4
41Z-4: 454sercisittif Rouse of ftepreaentattvk a, •
JAMES S. RIITAN,
. • ' speaker of the Senate.
AggnavED-4Thii 'virility -nevoid day of march. Anna
Domini one thousand night hundred and secent4 , -two.
- •,- -r Y iul3 fat : , 41911.:W'60EARY.
Pretar ani eel:tided for publication pursuant to.
the Tenth Artiole of the Constitution.
FitA.M3l9 JORDA,X,
Secretary of the Commonwealtti.,
Offtee Secretary of the Conasuouveslth,
cola .:1 o •
lit 111 H. HEN i . %Auer
HAIM & F.t.itit
to- Ytorx: tri"
ffilliall
in eu&ss Nariety,
~ S
=1
vhisitsist and west stylish,
'sable to bs found in the
of clothes, their most fm
•ugh our stock of
;
,
,
are their money
MEE
MEE
Cash the true 13a,sis of BuSines
1. ,
c .Tio attbser,bir would big learn to call attention to big; SPIVINti AND BUMMER
OF
CIEUESU
•
. .
\
at lowest 'ilitirktt piece. tionsekspers will ito,v, bit to to:online his stock of
1
MI
DEE
1 , -: 1 •=1 ,'•
:- -- uppets 9 Ofteloths
=~ - n ;
which will he found Worthy of nth:Litton. , The /when will tioll it. to their Interest to look through
I ot ,
Dress Goods, Sha.wls,
OM
as they contain =any bargathi—many of which Lave ant beau bt-fure offered in tills zecirket.
' 4 ; public - aro 'lnfect to call and see for themselves;
Julie 1, 1873
• •
' !
•
t; e
1311.1
111
Corning & Machine Shop.
- itaiiiiiaitnrani Oittationary and Poiblblo Buenos and lloilora: Gearing , ilhafting and Machinery required
for Saw Mille, Grist 3tdia'aud erica, Ove and Grates, for burning
,Tan. Serowe for moving' inileached
Outllascaitil barb, Castlliga, tfa, Mattroad Fr e, Chairs'', antl Repaiting , done at short notice. We have; fa
sl'asn,
nilltiat fci ehipping`by - Oanaf r Railroads to points, and, can furnish Machinery Cheaper than .alatern or
NSltetz' i *Writ Of,tilkb!a. quality.
. 1. - J i m. . 18 7 a47. ^,, . . .....„ . .f . COHNIIie, STEITBEN 014241f,'N. Y.
• 1. , B. 'YOUNG. ~,
i , Apart. Totrtro.
;'
.* E. B 'fowl' g & Co„
i , '''''ttie4s t sora gi l lixtgh Ppni4 at co.l ,
' • x:' 1 *•:';',"• •., • • ",,' .At •
, 1,
l ilioksetirs. aad, Itatiooets -
„,...,..,1,`,-'- ',
Wall Paper, - I '.' ' '
Window phadeit: i '
Window Fixtures,
i ' ,-) --,:- l- ' ...',, Musical Instruments
leadteelZationti '' ;„ -.''. ...=',•. -,:l '.,. ... , i ,-, 1 -
11cta.Oraitte0.6341 4 gassr'::::." - ''- - ' ' ,'''::.:
Pictufes ail 11011 1 1,' ' ,' .' .
i, . ~'
.- 7 ; r .!-..' 0.., V. ' 'VI Ileti#olloo. - • . 1, • ,-,.
) _l i n/Blanks.
Justice Blanks, -' .3 ~ ,, : .1 v,...1, ~., . . •,' , _
: . Blank Books, all sizes,
i Neivapapers. Magazines,-
, .r. :,,,.., - ..„ : e- ~..1 ~.-.. • f 1: .W# 14 1 2 6 , Dellke.
..,,.., ..,..,..........:.+ ~..T J._ ,r.:... 4 c. k ,r. ..- Seleta Ooodal
1 -I , • l E,lP.utau.'" L. , ..' V . -." ;. ...;.; , • -
. ge.diCia Woks, . ."
' .•
•
4' A Religious Books,
, . :
• liiid query sitiCießA our 40 of trade. -
, -
k
I—New Tort Bailles at Oise Dollar a month.
I—Rimira Dailies a 75 fields a month. i
—Subsariptions for a week, or month, or year. ,
4.-zOrderii for Hoag , not hi stook promptly' attended to.
u
—shn Brgas :package "readied , fro:411-'1;W "York e*.
erg day.
}-We are Ages of Atiwhor Lino aryl . the Gulon
Line of U. fl. , irr — titos)Daslh 11 1 1.(100. 1 4.4teto to
and from atilt/WU reEilropalft - tho ieWeafiateti.
Sight Dregto atad on etit.lyink:izi,lNro/Pis at cur•
refit rates of ititeriange. ' ' - ' ' -.
1
.ian..2t,1812-7 1 r.
.',
CAMP.A.IGN
tom.- 74,13724
LunAmr, 4 • WILSON.
fAIiF.Ei.EY ":BROWN:
[,, • '4OAiiiPA.VIN ,
• .0 ar,.
tains And
arc
TRANSPARENOIF,B AND .
. 1 .- 1 1,41iNE 11 . A
Way
Silk, Bunting and Muslin flags °tail men AA, Laud
or made to order> Mimic Lantorrol Pt 511 Ith" sUo
stYles: Paper Balloons. Fire Wor)(n. sc., /to. C am-
Pslgn
Cl/414),4014)M451 TgeSikt ,„
" iVilr:". 1 80 11 E/Wirg
' n tolir6T, t t :_ „
t o s o u t h =NI Philadniptdatr
, v , i•; ,-
NEVI) ciactmAs.
July 3,-181241th. ,
C;MI
UpPayl,-,4i 1 -
1.. .
ii perrionsaikletilell 4 Mier: o,'"ez.fitlifoi.MlJ.
_... litieriare .requested t . p , Ras . Iv, et Mk* or Dori
will pdiriiide: -- . . ".. ', . 7- i . Mr,rt. 0 V. 1.131,0411, •
. _
REM
' nOW e „ • , •
••• ; - '•
001b t ta , 11. ! : NV : 4 8 h 6 r 1;
!GREY , eiinest. they work tha-Faisfest.;
- A. they last the Longest they ara" the tightest and
moat Durable. , The agent is now in town taking or
ders for • em. ; • sure and et one. Price .6.-
Mia
is'now racelviug,, and widell Le ()Man for
ittariAfiL 3FL+sa,cl3r-, Ph l rt \
•
Table Linen, and Window Drapery,
11c>asleis37,
Call and see the 'pites of New Goods at
C, C. VMATIMRS'S Store.
=I
IME
.-,. : X.i s pr, Y0ZT.59:4 CO,
Effl
EARCH.AXD!S,
Lace,
Kid
_~ ~,
-
. , '.4dntutistra - t - or's Sate.
140TICE is hereby given that by virtue of an order,
issued out of' the Orphans', Court hi and for the !
comity of Tioga,‘ the ! undersigned, Administrator
c if
the estate of Isaac - Bush, late. of Wellsboro,. Pa:, •
cettseri, will expose to i dale by public ',endue, at
.t e
Coprt Renee In Violist :ire , on Tuesday the 27th dayer
Aulguist instant, at 10 o'clock a. re.; the following de
scribed real estate, the property of said decedentc to
w 11: ..- : , „ f. ; i L •
•
to , :o
4. An inollvieled,one.thlro of the following described
to tS or laud, to wit: That certain ' lot of land Minute
in the township of Middlebury; • Comity er Tiogu and
State ! of Putney-iv/mitt, bounded on thenorth by lands
of 0. B Lc, well ot; Co., on the east by lands.of Prudes
I•7llets"Pitilat.dor 1.41165, "John B. biinori, Aaron Niles,
anima Sties. E - rastes 'Niles, 2tl, .James 13. 'Niles,. ZS:
eatiShatute and L. B. Sweet: un the south by lands of
thelPentlaylvaitia Joint Luieber and Land Company,
and oti the west by the wires and land of 0. R.-LoWell
3; 04).: and:being .one hundred acres, more or less,
froth the east pair of, the John•LoStroger warrant, con
veyed by, R.'and M. Searle to Solomon Bennqt by decd
dated Way 16; 1363, mid recorded in Record Book '23, ,
page d 203, of Tinge; City. •, -o " • ,
. 2: Aldo a lot from t o deptheast part of said John'
Lesinger w ! .irrant, emit ming 64 acres. conveyed byd no.
ILofartgerk to Solomon enact by deed dated IdOr ;26,
1864, and recorded Record' Book No: 24-, - rage 402;
excepting two acre heretofore sold "to' Cornelius
Rhodes, The above of is also released. by John, W..
Guernsey by deed da ti Juno,2,. 16:5, and recorded id •
Record - nook Not 15 , age 371. ! . , " —• " ••,• • • -
3. Also u lot etntaluing twenty acres, .inoreor less,
couveyedb:y the gold John Losiegcr, to Solomon Bch
nqtt,by deed dat6d May 24, 1854; and recorded „fti Reo;
ordllook N 0 .'24; page '408: , ' o: ''• '• • ' -. ~ ,
4.1A1a0 a lot 01 land containing • two:and. Ant-half
acres, More or leas, conveyed ; by; John'''. Piqvis and
wife, teiSoltmaoullernict by CiCetl dated - klatch 9 ; 1855,
and recorded lellicleord'BooleNci:lB;page' 472. ' ' "
6. Aloe se lot i on' laud containing 234,0.{. 2 7,erp5, teore,or
less; conveyed by V. W. Ballard to Solomon Bennet by
deed dated Septe or 24, 1856, and recorded In. Rec
ord Book No. '27, a 111. - -
r i g
6.„",A150 that
! ,ltot, f, land beginni og, at -I the; et:outburst.
corner orwitritut. ;220;th - duce along the south line of
sa id !warrant. soli ' 88g degneso emit:4ooA perches;
thence along lineinc, varritut No. , 1,027 south , : de•
grees west, 2rny'ritrhef; *duce north, .8834. degrees
weat, 430.6 yerchet;;thetice berth, 1 1 . : 1 1 degrees Cast,
21 . 7.4 parettee : to , Cid placeoef' beginning: containing
359odacres, with thOtenal snowrace oc4 lair per., con•
tarn feread4 ore., be the shine morn or less,: being
warrant, l'hi: '2,027, conveyed 'by the ',Tresteo ntili e -
Hingham' Estate do ',Solomon - Bennet by ! di:cid , duct
titg 'et 21), 1810, gaol reoro,lo in -Record' Book Ne. 40,
ofige 01.8. Exeopt hilt. L hi, o} thy' ludo mined. lot 203
cresjicidedoic t orli - idi:d to Ji . ) ll uAtC3' l l6lilj, 34 S,„_ ! :r,('S.
old to 'Francis kr Illiar,•rtnit , lB3 • acres stold ' to" Illef , :
Avid Compton, .; ,". t ' ,. •, , .• ~...”--, :_ -o: : ...... •
• 7. !Also alt that etherlriet of laud, sit nate,tti Aliddle•
ouriAciweehlp aforesaid,' iecOnteng al it Act) ICC I) no.
the htorth, - itor eortthr tor let 'No.f 114 of the slitetteet , fof
the ,ghttltteinlttlfdit itt S OU" township; thence • Werit '64
Pere,,dea:o thence, north ; `223 4,e-reheat thence ; west 241
pktchea fa,' a - Whitrptite;, thence s.ktith. 105-perches;
L thenei:{llolitit, 88?'4 degrtiett ctilor;88 2 porches to a tea.
',.P3e attiOP..tilc .i.tot•thestbfl cotter. of:sui4'lld; thence
I tbuth, 39)4 degrm i t r . ,a,51,7411,1;t: vcrellett to a hemlock;
! these nerd'. 25.11 perches to InePLICA , 10 beginning;
„, i e01.114110141,03.1 ser,t•s,arlth'iloott4ottlullnkvitiocc.;b o ieg
s
de sittnedanereenvored by Tractly olleatiie; , Guardian,
•ko•titO Seolorepn diet.oul by 4leed 4 dated September 1,
igtß, an d re,cordml in Record Book No, 34,,page 467. ' :,
A Also lot'Neo. 170'orBinidtailrlandif lit 741111e1
'o,ini Ml 7,
taining.299.6 serer, with the usual alloininde, being
the same lot conveyed by Lorenio.th:l3reoWnt to Solo•'
won Benne,rby Seal dated May 2, 13530:end recorded
in Record ßoot! No' , 23, paec . 29"„ ex.,•tiptlum hid reseiv- ,
tug 100 aeree'robtdlo X Rik Baker. '-: o • ;- ; •
ditesobeing,tbeiSaltoedamiti tocetea to li.- 174Betinea,
yolin B. litmen and fsaao Busia-byt•Jslin . Vldcher 'and
igliere,by dead `of NO - v.4o3er 2,1921. ,• . ~• , ~. - • :
Abiethe - coptitable'tdieto an end:hided one-,third'of
the; folloning delieribE a loviir land fit;;Middlebtity
toWneliipafereintid.btopuded awl defiCrlbedne.followst
thi the north by read up Norris lirook„ort,the east by
larid'Or John B; Dimon, on the stonthbylalicl of 0f..,8.
Niles; and on the weist ' , by IMO of Dirmin"rißennet,
containing about one. acro,vititit gi Ist' ;Mill, thereon:
- Terbia, cash on egulirwa
' tcu 6f 'sale. •
: " ,
~.,. -.,_
-
;,1, CATUAlrv,titpp , :3li # r.- ,
,AteeetV7B7'2-Uiv. ~, f. o
pa'rtuezehip here ofSie exidtli4 utid . er the firm
name of Hoyt audiDaubar, I.lnalcDealers, et Osce
ola, Pa.. was dissolvtd ou the $d day of - Augrat, 1872,
Lai consent. I. 0, lERAT.
Gloves
THOMAS HARDEN'
T
,Etir 0 0 To
Head 4ke
Drugs and
(i'fitont or othrrliitloi
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISITE9
LIME, AND ALL I,,TYLLB 0
4'oo TO HEAD QUAR
Choice Liquor.
and TOBACCO
3E3
Relfizions, Insthriral, 3feclieni, Le
N. IL A. full afiyortitalit of thu
ikssolllllellt of
PICT
••STATIONEItY, CORDS A
&c.,
(Grrac,e, 43
On Teas. Sugars, Cott •e, Sunup, hf
Soda, etc., we will not bo beaten
We will sell choice Teas by the eh
barrel, ut as low figui es as the
this side of Now York.
P. S. TRY OUR 4 HIM
LAMPS, CHANDELT .1
of the newest styles, and lamp chi .
bleak.
Fri Bey and Toilet
Articles.
PEE MEITY, TOILET BOA 8, POMADE-%
13 SUES, &c., &c., WISE 411111T
LERY AND ,TENVELRWHIPS
il
AND LAiilrE'
We hold twenty desirable village
central part of the town ; and wit
reasonable rates.
N. IL Dr. W. W. Wobb has Ws
whero bo may be consulted for ad%
Jan. 1, 1872-th i H .
TIOGA DRUG
lit Th e sttbscraatr keeps •.
Pure Drug 4 anti Mc
Patuts and Otis, Lamp.,
kee Notions &e.
PREfiCRIPTIONS CARETULLY
Troga, Jart. 1. 1872
Insurante: Ins
Hand in . H
Mutual Life Insuranc.
OFFICE, No. 112 R. 4Ta BT.,
INCORPORATED , FERMI
Chart'd Capital
ASSETS OVER
stock and Mutual, combining se ,
Suppose you are already iusued 1.
puny, and from any cause whateve
ly paymentsy you do not or cannot
your insurance gone and yOur mu
in the "HAND-IN-HAND 1.." all Po
FE1TA.132.1:.
This company which ranks atuot
anti successful Life /USW ce Coiu
tries on all desirablo pl us, both
profits.
Traveling Prive ages
All policies aro iiiroute tlble alte
of the ordinary causes.
Look to your Life luau nue°. I
following Comparative Ta de. It
by Agents of other Comp.inies tha
represent ma eater than others.
tingly. assert our &lite in the soul
of all ClilllllalliCll. ws deiare to pr
for the inspection of those drshhn
Of the following companies,
ITIIII4IB charged by each for an
age of 10 y ram payable at dl
Animal ply num,
.6.r life. •
'cravelcrs?' $16,81
If ri:fie ... .. ...... . _23.30
Equitable, .... ..... .. 22.70
Was] kington,. ........ _22,70 ."
ii
Ilaud-11)-1106 , , 16,60
LC: not alr6c6 ly irrured t.ttio a
.I[AND-IN-111.N
the best Mu IA Com1•ally iii t
•Jau. 1, 1672. 1. A
New ,Boot, Sh 6 Leather
i ND FINDING STORE.
47.
INTILE FIELD
New Shop, New Sto
class Ww.
A , z3rximiel from alioncl Coc:
11 line oc -
Ladios' Eid and
morals and e
' Ditto Chilli,
Gents' Cloth, 4f
Calf Gaiters.
and Prince
1 .Ties.
A &rod line of OVERSHO
FINE. BI
ranging in price from $4,00 to $7,
CUSTOM
front $5,00 to $13,01:1, and worth
• t -
• Leather and
at the lowest rate;
The nucteraigned having Elm
Wein Wellaboro—much of the
penitence, drawing the cord cf
of 041e$, believes rather hills
Wherefore; he will only remark
+
an as many new once as cho.,
that he may be fond at his ne
T. an Horn's ware room; wit
est +stock in Tiogn connty.
. Sycllebtiro, April'24,' 1872.
IMPORTANT TO
. 1 •
111 BF undersigned, an experie
si4is manufacturing a flrat-cla
ing of
Butter Firkins, Butts
Churns, 'Wash
'lowlng to tlio fotio:x of tititiott
4te4roi;' , a nwnppoly diotc,
uplei'm l net ape , vlitp,'ov.•rthrot
tqtaiitess, th,refore I shall
from lily ohop, from tho 16t of
Oroilgl.l tho.:wasou,
nitEos . la
roBS ANI ooytats at.
VCR CASH
'"o4.Wpiumgo ieoili'Or of Water
We.ilcboo; Pn.
- Atily 31; 1813:-3iii.
OTiCE is•heroby given tha'
IA film f3r Charter wilt he ui
rtibu Plait of liogo ,c l 4O- 3 4. on
next,' fir p healing in tha 'rem?,
ippllcationti Wlil bo , granted iP n
petition of' Potei. Oationon'i J
end others,
Vrpsbyteritui Church of
Petition of P. D. Shia, Moses
and others, for charter of inc•,
District Gemet • Association,' i
MEM
EMI
edicines,
IME=
OLA.M, PUTTY,
' 1.11:UHILE8, &c.
ERS FORS
, Cigars,
ERE
EL
al, Blank or SchooL
•ittcr. Aloo, an ex-'
DIE Ia;AMF:S,
D TASSELS,
is
Af1:39116, Rte, Spices,
price, or quality.—
st, or sugar by tho
o can be bought at
MEE
128
meyfi that will not
aft for sale to the
ABO loan money at
Moo to our store,
co or treatment.
08 6c COLES.
TORE
.natantly on hand
,lielnea, Chemicals,
Stationery, Yen-
CONIPOUIiDED
H. IL BORDEN
trance t
nd
Company,
ittsitte)*ingtot.
Y 29, 1867,
500,000.
- $1,00),000,00
laity with Profits
a' drat-class cow:
(sajs after ten year
,. r yl longer anti dic—
ey wasted. Not so
!idea aro NoN-Faa-
g thn most popular
allies, manta
pol
with aid without
nrestricted.
• one-year from any
b a o (3 - ./1111iLIO the
. so I - whines alleged
the Company they
Vhile tre unhesita
dness au l stability
the following
to insure :
are the annual pre
aneu un life at the
Ten annual
I)aymenta
$83,21
92,80
50,00
46,97
46,97
32,60
olicp ith the
rnited StateB.
INGIIAM, Agent.
efilorlSS
,aAm.
Ir, and first-
to a Bid Gaiter. Beat
Cloth Bal
aiters,
reWs
:es.
rocco, and
Oxford
lberf p .
and a full line of
OTS,
00, pegged and sowed
,OOTS
I;GI;MIE;II
indings
las usual
t twenty yews of his
mo on the stoot-ot
!, Won for the good
meting than blowing.
to his old rnatomers
so to give him a , call,
, shop, next dobr to B.
the beet and oheap
, C. W. SEAR*,
ARMERS!
heed, practical cooper
's article of work, cm,
Tubs, Barrels,
Os, ierc
nd tubs into this cil•
mbination will;
! me in this Windt: of
!inlet to the farmers,
August, and continue
MI
~.. bi 10,
NLY
J,' MILLIKEN.
u.n.l 'Criition streets
(the following applies-,
e to OM Court of O:.M.
bp 26t1S daiAliktt.Tast
es, at,wlll,:b time said
e objection is made : -
'fl: J.
,T ! andrus; J.
ittoorporstiOn of ,the
ruot."
French, John Brown
.ration of "French