FE
,LOCAL,_I4OTIag
A good first class ,open
for sale, good ft.l new, Olean; and ont t iinc. : ,
Aug. 21, -1872-3 t. - ! A:
Norton.—Ail persons indebted to•lsits:',A..
Setleld aro earnestly
_requested to make
immediate payment.- •
Wellsboro, Atig."2l, 1872-2 w.
LOST. lace handkerchief' la'st ;' be=
tween the Episcopalian and Baptist church*
On Sunday, the 18th inst. Any one finding
the same, will plgaso, leave - it at P.
Kel
ley's store.
Great harm , nri,d , 418Comfort'js _caused" by
the use of purgatives, gripe" and rack
the system. Parsons' Purgative Pills are
free from all impure piatter,', amd .ara mild
and health-giving in:their•operation.,
T. 0. OF G. T.—The quarterly - Convention
of the I. 0. of G. T., Tioga Conn* . District,
will be held at Blossburg on 'September, n
and 12, 1872. All the Lodges in the county
l ire requested to send Delegates. • ,
E. T. BENTLEY,-Bee'y.,
, Tilt; undersigned having got done sawing
for the season, request their customers to call
the alto of J. B. Bowen, in Bowen &
tone's block, and settle up their saw'bills at
TRUMAN & 130 WEN.„
Weilsbero, August-7, 1872.-4 xi: .
MBE
At this season, of the year erainps and Pains
in the stomach and bowels, dysentery, diar
rlues, &c., arc quite common, and'should be
c hecked at once. Johnson' a Anodyne - Lini.;
meat is the best article that
,can be i.sed in all
Loch eases , Rua should be kept in &very; fain
,
A L.W . AYS . III APY/CPlll}l AF MIE.-At the
Emporium of Fashions you can h.nd thOrst
and best assortment of coatings, suitings,
and fancy Cftssimeres for fall trade, that can
be found in any market, at cash prices. 22
Ea97t Market street, Corning, N. Y.
The Direntorg tiro having the!choolbnild
ings thoroughly renovhted preparatory to
the opening of the now term. Wo qie re
quested to announce that 00 tuition rates
will be the same as last year, viz: Common
Englisb,,ss; Nigher do., $7; Modern Lan
guages and Latin, $1• extra.
.A-ncrroic.—On Saturday, August 81, Mr.
Cloys L. Miller, at his residence one
,mile
east of C. E. Brewster's, will sell at auction
twelve cows, seven yearlings, an •Ayreshire
'bull; a pair of mares, and other stock; being
compelled so to do on account of the failure
of his health.
C. L. 'Wilcox has sold his interest in
the mercantile business to his partner, Mr.
}. Truman,
,Who Will eeritinqp the
pusi
ncss ir; heretofore. Mr. Truman has a large
stock of goods of nearly every variety and
price, and is selling them very low. Drop
in and See for tvcmmelves.
Auction Sale of Real and Personal prop
erty consisting of the old Morris Mansion
- and four acres of land, also one hundred and
fifty village lots; VI horses, 12 wagons and
Larriagos, 10. to 004.0ns of hay, 2,000 bushels
of oats, farming utensils, dairy. utensils, ,ma
ple sugar utensils; 21 - head of cattle, a' lot of
sheep and hogs, a piano, 4 sets parlor furni
ture, 500 yards of different kinds of carpet
ing, 8 4oves, 1 billiprd table, 3 sets of choice
bedroom furniture, 100 chairs, and all the
mt. of my household furniture; all of the
first quality. Terms )vill be made known on
the days of sale. The sale will begin, on
Tue, , lity, August. 27th, and continue from
lily to day tudif all the property is sold. G.
L. Wilcox, Auctioneer. P. D. RUNNEL.
Wellibord, Aug. 21, 1872.
Tho 'Watkins Glen, and the Northern and
ieuthern Glen I .4.attutnip Houses, connected
this. popular summer resort,,--united by ,
II beautiful new iron suspension bridge,
I -pans the gorge—are now open for the
:cason of 1872, and thrfinged with visitors
fioin all sections of the country. The path
railings, bridges, staircases and rest
ing stations are all in excellent and safe con
dition ; and the two flountain douses; one
( if which is pew,--illpler tin 3 personal spperr
Ni , ion of the proprietor, Lytle, late
'of Philadelphia,—having Veen attractively
furnished, and now incomplete order for the
reception and accommodation of guests, and
the supplying of unlimited refreshments to
'large as well as small parties. The princi
bul visitation months are July, August,
lepteinber and Octobn.
tiy Atiitator.
AVE:ANESDAY, A-VgUST 21, 1872
Elorn.e Affairs.
Briefs.
-- Pa 3, your taxes and save the percentage.
—They are putting flit roof on the pew
t,•iel; M. E. church at Tioga.
--Some of our citizens are doing a good
thing in putting down flag walks.
—Don't fail to attend the meeting ut Bow,
es & Cone's ball next Monday night;
—Wilcox Kress's new block is- up •to
the third floor. Wo understand that story is
finished off as a fine public hall.
—F. D. Bonne], Esq., lute proprietor of the
Air Line, has our:thanks for a box of delic
ious grapes, from his North Carolina land.
Hope for a season bade the World *op
, well,
,ttridlireeley shrieked when North Car-
Jl
2 Whoever would listen ton cajni, can
did, discussion of the issues -of
the any, F hould go to hear Gen. Diven at
tlw Hall next Monday night.
—The Paley Entennise says Hon: .John
I:Mitchell addressed ,the Grant and Wilson
Club here last Saturd4y week. This will be
ttiv to Mr. MitOiell, at least.-
--:The RaptiNt Sunday Schools of Tioga
(minty are cordially invited to attend a pie-
Ste in Btu:Ws grove, Tioga; on WeflnestinY,
Sept. 4th. A good time is expected. Let
titan , large turnout. • •
--Our colored friends organiicd a Grant
and Wilson Club in this village last week
Tuesday evening. ,Somehow they don't-seem
to takelnuelt stock in the Great Senatorial
Growleis, rathiT preferring to follow Fred.
Douglal and Henry Wilson.
rumored that tho left wing of the
Democracy are to have en "organ" at Mans
tield. Well, they need it; but it isn't very
onaplimentary to our peighbor across the
way to sruib-hirn - in that. manor, after he
has swallowed his dish of orow SO gracefully.
—A friend who has taken the trouble to
look it through, says Mr. V. A. 14:Mott's late
pronuneiamento has thirteen references• to
"the great and grand statestwan" and only
twenty to Mr. V. A. Elliott: : Me really
mope Mr. Es ill health wasn't of the Gratz
Brown style.
—The club book 'containing the names of
Grant and Wilson Republican's Nm 6 stolen
from the Sheriff's office on 'Saturday night
Anothei book for the enrolling of names
be found at the bookstore of F.: 13.
Young & Co. Let every Republican step in
arid Place his name in this book as soon as
POA ble.
I '. S.—Since the ahoVe Witd, in. typo the
f , illinving anonymous letter has been reedy
cc], which fully explains the honesty of the
iefor»i" party:
Sir. J. B. Paten—Your club book is
I n safe keep
4. and will be returned es soon as we can complete
!mei it our list of doubtful voters. It will be need.
!'is to tumble Col. Niles to mike another canvass, as
the book will be returned before he cliuld complete
regular organ of the Liberal Dem
i cersts says that Senator Strang's "eftbrts
to defend Ilartranf es conduct ill.referelle° to
the 'Evans fraud was as clear as'lud. The
I)elaker done the best ho coultL under the
circumstances." Considering that what he
“40: ke ,, was to prove liartranft's innocence
LY the deliberate testimony of William • A.
Wallace, it seems to'us, as it did to the Sen
ator, that the "small dogs" of the Democracy
should hereafter keep still. They might be
more profitably emploYed in trying to explain
44kaletv'e ;Word, gee the Met ?aim
,--43, ,,I,Rusutritttl,914%,f0L00 Aldditl9lltO
tho-Normal :School :building •at 'lllansaeld
last:week.• The slate„for, the roof of
bulfiPng.4 0 .0.1 4 1 t0A 0 0 a groundAm ;,the
work of fiepairing:a(Welk4bertiAlntmilLtbe
pushed I'AP,I4 I Y f 6 ki'l4 - 4: l =Wki;ioi,'!#l.4,4 l l o
that there been'ttinaterial, &Ingo:PON,.
nutnakeinent - Viiieloo44ionitealyrOult
in inlviintingra*thOnsticuilorl'Ajeretefore
the :ivlitft;' bard of4asti:o 7 -thirteen n fili----
havi34 , 4kerejsed equal :41c utlye, authority in
thedirCetibiLet4frairC nat
ural result folleite4,the 'rernplOrn4it:4pf
many : co"oks.,;:: ;( llotri the..whole,,.cOntref , „has
been placed in•tlie hands of eon:meltMe of
three, .and hereafter we may reasonably look
for nmbre Stable, policy-Ind .inere t .iatelent
acticin. - -
—The',Tiogit.countY 'AgrieultniallikietY
will 'helot Abair anninty:Fair, oni - :!Tuesday,
Weduesdriy - iind:MhuisdnY, SePtenlber
25 and 2G. _ The oil:leers • of. the. Society are
malting every effort to insure tho success
, . ,
the:exhibition, catty needs` the-.hearty
co-operation of the' farmers 'and meehardei
of the county to Make itialMe'CreditahltiAa
profitable to all . eo,neerned. A 'large axed
suhstantial twO r stOry', building,is note 'being
erected on the ixrounds its sr - - Fleral; Hall -
14rgc) . poyered standli to' be piikui - nerninatt4
-ding ii' - view of _the :track, and -every
possibleiteperniujdation . be 'fq'efille4
exhibitors.. We publish the premium-list in
another column; and We commend its_ eare=
ful examination tolhe producers of thepoun. - 7
‘A ..•
' Piritis t rvirA
pkirop,TA344 , :FOR
gßoygs.-•- - -1:too. , Broadhead,' Second'
diniptrolier of the Treasuryi lta' reversed
the former deeisiOtt of, the • second Auditor,
Hon. E. 8, - Orthicii, :refusing, to „allow the
claims of the roernh'ers of the . Pennsylvania,
Reserves for the $lOO bounkir; iindar th e'pro-.
visions of thettet - ',pf Congress of ApTiV2tk
1873. This,bounty"wili now he past
THE COLORED, MEN POE GRANT AND
WxLsoE . ,—The colored voters OfTioga Conn
• •,
ty met in Wellsboroi August 13th, to form a
Cnmpeign C 1 for Grant and:Wilson. The
folloiVing officers were elected': Chairman,
IG. G. Reynolds i Vice President, 4. - W.,
Peterson; • Seeretsry;_ A. 8. Cummings.—_
The ' ‘natnes
. were enrolled for'
Grant unit Wilson; first, last' and ,all the
time.
L.'A. Cramilton,
, G. G. Reyuqlds,
R. arkPoP.'
E. R.
G. W. Renpet,
U.
Oscar Reynolds,
G. AL Day,
C.' Rs Mack,
W. Spencer,
H. O: Stiles,
George Randall,
Neverson Snap,
Jesse Johnson,
Phillip Cross.
W. Hill,
Charles Btoivp l
J.-H. Turper,
C. Spencer,
ff. C. PERRY
POOR LINDLEY. 417 RE . A.Y lEco,
print all the useful items we can e and SQ me:
copy the following,onk, We,shonld bp glad
to give credit where credit is so evidently
due, hut as we have 'seen tbis'gein'printed
as original, matter
_in several of our exchan
ges, we can't
,say Which of 'them ltad tho
honor of originating it. Ilere.it is:
'``leW'PeoPle'knoW, and thouiands do' not
know, that by sitting a glass • fruit jar, on a
folded towel, thoroughly soaked in cold wa
ter, the fruit can 'he poured in boiling hot,,
with no More danger of breaking, than a tin
can. Olt this-out and paste, it ill .your cup
board. .? ' ''' • '. . • _ •
Tbero; if anybody .crin:beitt that, lei him
come to the front.' • Just•notice how guarded.
,the writer is: "Few people know, and thou:-
sands do not know," &c. One would nail' ,
ally suppoe that if few know, a great twiny
millicins"qo not kno . wthat it is p,roperrto - sit,
hens-'or fruit jars, ;ey'Cll
,when thoroughly
soaked in cold water. But it "i 5 comforting
Lobe assured that if poured, in boiling hot,
there is no more danger of breaking the
fruit than with a till etlo-91' a tack ham Mer.
1 - Ve aro not quite sure what thotruit is to. be
poured into, whether the glass jar or the'
folded towel.`, Perhaps it makes no differ
enec. Cut this out and paste it ittyour gram
mar.
, -
- 4TEnv,sTlNg' t:3P.lnictzu7Z
—Last week Tuesday,. the 18th- instant, was
n rcci
At six o'clock in the evening the corner stone
of their new church edifice was laid with the:
customary ceremonies. At that hour the peo
ple gathered at the north-east corner of
,the,
building that is to be, and the services were
opened by the - choir chanting the 1224 Psalm.
The address end prayers set forth by the
church for, such occasions were then-preeced
ed with, and the stone was laiid by the Rect
or of the parish acting for the Bishop. ' The
stone was , ffnely carved with , ' the Cross, and
the WeriPtiPil "Pt. Alulren's Church;'
D. 1872." Before it waa laid in its place tho
R . ector read a list of the deposits - in it, con=
sistitig of the Bible and iiraypr Book, church
periodicals, lapel papers, .5; e.• Ile also rend
a concise history of the, parish' frorii its ineep--
tion in Ipil to the present time. ' ',t _' :
After the stone was placed in position Rev.
Mr. Barrows, of Mansfield, made a few re-
Marks, spealcing of flie inwortappp of ITch
edifices as the churchmen of Tioga were a
bout to build as nn index of •the Christian
civilization and tastO of the people.
-Ho then
spoke pf tho mission of the (Thßrcl tn pre
serve and band down the anastPlie fait'h-in
f
its ritual modeled on that, f the pritnitive
Church, and in words many of which were
those of the fathers thernlel es: _ He spoke of
the dismay with which the )eople saw their
former church destroyed lk the fire of Feb
ruary 9th, 1871,-ana eongr4ulated them, on
the brilliant prospect of a 'cc),:qc substantial
structure.
At the close of hisycmarlEs t ilev. Dr. Par
et, of Williamsport, delivered a most inter
esting and eloquent address. fie spoke of
the importance of the work they were en
gaged in, whether viewed in the light of the
long train advents which prepared.the way
for it, or the far reaching influence it WAS cal
culated to exert in the future. The events
which made the laying of this atone possible
began eighteen hundred years ago among
the hills of Judea, and the chain mild be
trailed tiolyn'tlirough three tpin!lrefl ypqrs of
Roman persecution, through tine centuries bf
the dark ages. to this very hour,: Its effeots',,
he hoped and trusted, would be felt for good
during coming centuries here on earth .r.nd
Would only end at the throne of God ;hove._
Ile then proceeded to sketch in a rapid but
most
lucid mannerthe history of the Church
from the time of the Apostles down to this
hour: He spoke of the beautiful temple they
were abut to erect as fit to be consecrated to
the service for which it was intended; not
that it was worthy , of God,-no work of ,11u
man,,skill could be worthy of as a
fitting place whe*e - 1118 people could draw
! near "unto Him and commune,with
Attie close of the address a few collects
!Were road, the Oloria s in Exechir was sung
by the audience, and the people were dis,
missed by the Rector with the usual =belie;
The new church is to stand on the sight of
the old one, which was burned last year, on
the cast idri of the multi street.' The
lotion is already laid, and is about ready for
the water-table, q'tie whale, ohurcit'if to
built in the most subStantial triannei of stone
obtained at Tioga. The style is to be gothic,
and the fact that Mr. Henry Dudley, of New
York, is the architect is sufficient warrant fur
the belief that when completed the new S
Andrew's will be a work of utility-and-beat
ty.
The nave will be 00 x2O feet, the chance
about 16 x 18, the vestry south of the chancel.
12 x 9. The choir is just front of the chan
cel at the north-east corner of the nave, and
is about 12 feet wide. Moro are (lye bays
With four windows on each side, the tower
filling the place aerie apd the-:ch9ir
other. The tower is at the sotith-weSt (Truer
and is about 10 feet 0 inches square. Above
the bell deck it will be surmounted by a sla
ted spire running up 104 feet from the ground.
The roof will also be 'flafed. There will he
an entrance at the fron'kbr - West end, and also
through the.towor. The 'whole cost is esti
mated at $7,060. Aftke work to- be done is.
executed in the -same thwugh rattnnev as
that already completed the-----now church
should stand for centuritis a morittatertt of
the cbristian liberality an taste of the aura
ram of Tioga, • •
IV. Jackson,' ,
G. Itandal, , Jr.
J. Spencer, I
; T. M. Johnson._
A. S. Oummings,
Spencer,
J. noi, •
p. Pi3LplT9l2.,'
N. Marslitg,
4.
p p°etertion.
IV. ,
d. Borer, _,
T. Spencer,
D. Parker.
N. Robinson.
Ford,
w.DIM',
• '
deserved eintplimplitlortlici lit 't 4,j 1 7 6
9f 111 .0* 1
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134 on'of IsaittClootlvßlON,
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woalineis::And AllWiftn4ndk''VO3l4ollo,
11 4 'g mid motber 44B 4:lolo:ilboSut, , boi*4 l
VherFi,l4: o l )4ern, likikibtoolol4oo
111i:r4:064,14, 4s o oziut,
t h at it I°a 4.4)P i. . 4 , lo3 lkigiifitOf - li f ***lo 4
ign ofait 4 trA} 4 ,4eittlialik4WAitiptc t6me
iiraes fail ; -- tot to iiy:the liastrtinik aro a-
vays - sictEly , t hikj i ‘ en . •
o tnysutpr e ge atak
f ;re fe l * .;
Republican, FAveated to mo,, the n'ld.blue,:or
th eNir tie thie
ra erAreen mar • e een
reas oll ,ol49
exPOinroto thi) 81113 i WI you know. the a r litgef
rays enjo`rs:
Now fivedtifet ai); anybostinp lire:y(bd .
he is for_; .wciloAltor Vhis:=maricl this,Blol,
wont fail: , I will give five , cents apiece for
every Greeleyite frorn•thiatepuhlicaii ratdto
Wet •hus:not got iny '' good _o d o,tidiiimalt?
V henever those shgil teeitnottiir, like 4i&-
r
blio. with
but 'delay:: . - Av - e tow / just , ovoli - hert? t *o .
too inftnj‘':,:'
East narleheon AuKtiell.s7T
71> iss aggico 44144)f. , Aug -43 41489
AdtlMaOlyrOLeiltil gtonortotiberleath in
"most singular Manner on-i-Thursdkv:last--4
She had been out pigeltig.,lparrias,. '0441„' on
her retum,,,tii,. tho,:house' Ift.'tfiii`rrn'Oon; '
AVAB iMETaiitlitr:tP,zi4: O At: r some
Creeksisters wito vat's , 41:, 10 : '
Creek,- .netif , by: , illl4ll , rt •At p!titinkp
mtir - PlegYatoll'Atilt ' AO9l,
Tipc . 1.110 WatONIAPP - sig.'
ruilbed'into.thastreatii.kiiiscuwileip- ,
sooner, had she entered *h% voter' thauqs
foil down - dead,' • ,. .Slielr , wasz: , an't,eakrigarr
yering lady abOut,l7, , port 141 , --. : lnpat ff t f r ft -,
4 4 Pqrteti`it14.11 4 0;
- —l--
'.24.ARROW GAtrOt.- 4 -It-,5601158 30'11% About" ,
decided tliarth'eEriik rffilway %Bet
.inatile
narrOW gang& 'atqtlww`praklytcy,PO4,eo..a.t.,
once. "Alluti be 4at, a ,
gang ) of foHr Got audiitiglit , inches; the pros
entaiiroad 'gauge' being raise reserved,' until .
tho.iolling stock-is. worm 'out ;-but all :me*,
cars and locornotives.will adhere to' the-siar 7
row gauge. The proposed
of the road will prolo,Ably Tefiuirp at 1m 9t five
years, liefolio tilt broAd gauge efill be finally
d ' i ld 4 a rt Witt heped.then Altfit i ttc
roil AO I ea 45' to`' earn handsoruCiproate
for all classes of stockholders. The AtlAtitle
and .Greet-Western bAillg•
row gfipgc fls titSt 45 4'. eau' 34 ?. 11C MP.: -- F4 . !'
Ch(ol9e,
There is a youtig lady who rest es in, up+
per 'Kingston who hasrather nn - anomalona
way of disposing of gentleman oalleTs : This
Venus has a favored - sniter—whom we shulY
call F.--who : quite naturally, - "though sqme : ,-
wliatnnreaSonablyf, '(So sky t.,thil boy's); 'eV-,
jeets to the 'PreAenee' of other intriTh'ers of the . "
male sex. A friend of ours went to the
house to nutke'a short cell the.other 0004,
and imagine his surpriie if you pgp, when he
was met at the clops AO ATAlyjnformed,
'Jr you to call on the lou lutist go and
get the permission of Mr. 1.:`,"- Our friend,
who generally don't, lack holdne:is, wa4 do
tilittek%that actually c'ouldn'tl tAttbi
word, but stumbled . out of the dc(Or 'and
event home by the nearest routepossittlec7
and then went to bed. —Roff4o,:it
,
‘• A_ .8114 K. is SToit v.--lAs Mr. G eorge Knadle
was. crossing the mountain from Slocum,
about one and one halfmiles frona,the Threes
Cornered Pond, and'iclittle iertv the
road, lie diseovered - q large snaltit coiled
aroim i l a young Ifierrery, tree,- tail up. lie
gradually approached his snakeship, and dis
covered that a cow wns lying at the- foot 'Of
the tree. To . his surprise he - vairmerely,
Milking the cow ns ababe would, sneklothe
breast of its mother. Mr. Knadle, after
satisfying himself thnt'it was a mutual , %in
derstanding between the cow alit} the snake,
procured n qlvili..,,iiqd,lwroyed the
snake, thiEteow bellowing -though she
111 )& 10 4 her calf. It was it monster bliiek
sna - o of the blue racer species measuring
-ec-rentetm fact,- four - inches' length, and
twenty-three and one quarter inches in - cir
cumference.— Wilkesbarre Daily. •
'A CURIOUS ACCIDENT.—As Charles
Hotchkiss of Liberty township, in, conipany
With two - others, wqs rhlinii- fit this,weinity
Of W. iSiiilljts' . NI VrilleY week,An accident
occurred which resulted in the deh of
Hotchkiss. It appears that the buggywas
driven over a cow that happened to•be lying -
in the road;' the - animal springing to:herfeet
while the vehicle was passing over her body,
Upsetting it. and those within. -Hotchkiss'
tvaS hart 'about .11iti: head, l .. - -in4 his-lAIIIODi
were not riigar cvl f t s, serious, The Nifty
1..
went on to Vort licganY, after which young
Hotchkiss went to his sister,s,bonee,stndi laid
tiowri, complipping. somo of,,his ,injurles,4i.
His head was bathed with camphor,.. and
Went to sleep. Somo, time afterward his:
friends-approached his side with the-view-of
Wakinglitm,- when they found: , he had' ea--
pired.-211eKean Miner. ._„
- • 4 _.: ~ s ;1, .- „ti
i CURED OF ROSMifY.CtTIP Igliclqac -rr.f . '
p'an 4t§ th 4 PtYsO B ro ilb. 0 YOO - oOltiO
of Shugortles, New 'l.-or ‘,.- recently ' diseilv- .
ered in some paper anadvertis ern ent purport
big to have come Tr4p-t a ra9)oatitPtlo (Avis-
Tian yo'nrig man, desirimg some yqupg lady
to corrospond, with him, probably with a
tiew directlo inariinciny. 'Now, though she
dwas a plain country lass, she was by no
eans-ono who would, !`ultste her.ssveethess
on the desert air,''''scf She - concluded to—an
swer. In due time a reply came, and as time
passed on the letters becamd more affectionate.
At last affairs came to aerisis,-andthexonng
gallant was invited to comp aud . see tier. In
dame. lilt 1 1 1 1. 1 ?. I: lO' ' fame 4"1--,(IrPRIc•
glut thPiy) it) Pfitlecliqil to: got:* or
throe in e' . 00, - Ot bivi3,l-.00 Pyety: louse he
Came to he inquired if Miss ____ • livid thorn,
Being very tight he watil4 generally state
the object of his- yisit to for, Mitt Would read
her lastlletter, and then pass on to the. next
house, Ilie made out to arrive at hor.house
at - }en o'elook at night. The old folks :were
absent, but two siSters were there. -The meet
ing_can better be imagined than described •
suffice it to say, 4104 cured of, ` ; 'Romance.' ''-- - --,. , ...il '4 t 4
TUE "GO- .ES soldiers and
sailors in East Washington organir e ed
ii few days since to go to rittiburgh on this,
17th of S , epteuiltpr to tithe paint in the 004,
peelings df the po.nypntiop.ghe.follewing
qtlieers were elected : 41. Vitlpap, presi
dent; James H. I4ogap, vice president; lie
jiimin Aiistin, 'secretory • franeis
treasureri Vlarenee liartnii, marshal.--
lA, bout thirt,v ineinbero have signed tbeAoll,
and thesitillowinro)644,was
We, thenndersigned;honorablidischarg-,
ail sc ! ltliers and sailors of the • Vtdon,aripzi
baud being, , desirous ,of hikingr_part. in
the proceedings at the, Soldiers' and Senora'
Conventioh, to be held at rittsburgb, ya.;‘,,on
the 17th of September 7872; 'do !hereby ' - forrri
eimelves into-an association to be known as
the "Go West" Club, pie d ,ging etlirselYea La
support''lto OM led US on to,
viefilry atiii:nr‘l , 9oo tie reballien,
prlnt,.nrict for_l rrC.Sid(ltt_. he who stood
N
1 4 Y us in the ntipnat Legislature, curing
Our Atka/lee Ma s ked afters thel - int4rest?Df., the:
widows and orphans of our fatten comrides t
and was instrumentatin procuring for theW
,
and bOunty, increase of pay, Pansions,
Iteary Wilson. , . . 1
We also pledge, turself -to - "go west" on , !
the 17th of iiepterilligr next us' far 'as Pitts
burgh, with n determination to make aryangec
inents to decently bury the Peploitratyi par
! fy,-,tiorace oreolo,l , 1444 Ciratz .ornwn in.
I.Toveinber. '
Th 6 elPVhaver 4(dopted thv''tirmy-fetul4 7
tion (Grant) hat, di‘rk pants, tind hlne army
Plousil Rs n'uniformi and Propose' to tiikitat;
! lewd ollellnildred Members to Pittsburgh,tiriti
all honorably discharged soldiers - and sailiar
Who wish to Join were invited to send their
names.tipd address to tha secretary, Wash.
!C'hiorifclej z• '
HOW TO GO. WEST.
This Is an inquiry • which every one stionidAaie l
teulltfulty answered before be 'starts' gn .411191triitib'
find a little care taken iti.tramtnatioh of goittia will
?:{City v;,4 .ayE kß u c .,b t v pbl F ,_ 41 47. „0 spd, n2 ar t y.
R..f , ratt ling. t ifo' tsh ago,
glrotigh Galesburg to Mulingtou, and the "1., B. &
routs," rfundug froth 'through Bloom.,
gton114:1 Burling:pp, havm kat chlere splendfai relqkq
tatihn Inthe cast tiro yenti
'finites to the West.
~/ft Buffington they eonnopiwitti
the 11., ,t• M. 'if,' and ar the great Inteitireitoli
Route. which rune direct through Southern Java to
'M brash& slid liarsys - ,.with,el43e connections, WlNO
numb', and ihe Terri - kr:les; and n _passengers starting
from ?foga courtly. Pa,, thtdr4gy weetiaid, cannot
alp better than to take tho Buitzmurronpnrrn.
iThieline hail a ,
ge \Viet" which contains mnexi,yaia4ble tnforretttortk :
a Jingo correct map of the Great West, which can be off ;
;tallied-ties of ihargeliY addressing the Gantral : rii* -
oger Agent B. it. M. 8. iittrUhtitPzir #lll.
pAyAVIltf , `
RRIAGFA ;-
z- Diallk-;T1X.1.0t40N=Lc..414
' a -
the Iter.
. 1 '• 11_ .
34i s ma , • .5. , claim( -
ipvg4ams9—At
CbarleatliaiMigi i l3l.ll, 1/172r: by - ,:1ti,jr, , ,?, 51 ;0 „lyougr;:
Mr . .- - Mbert Love; lot 41 11B,AlkPili: 40 '. ll4 l!'Vpitt -t , tevelot
ptyary t iiiiitem.c ' ; I
DEATHS.
Cloarneld coupty, ra - ; .?t• tll l . _ dtLyiAurolit MU,
tEminslsabel, infant , dailklivr .114ittiritAtitlik 4 4
M. Ltbbeyy , *get' A year, 3 m oillAtotu 4.4p.r. •
-WELISOWT- i ffIARKET,,,
• , c 9 ssio : Ali Wm('
E R. , KIMBALL,
Wsza.B3oxi'-f, - 'tirtiatt 24, 1871
-.'
- ''
' REAT, , Bilez - „', ~ - kAX-.1 . 01t. -.04.4, ,1:y . • .
Flour, per bbl`-''f.V. , .:'-i:•: - ,.=:'.' , ' '• .---..... 9 41.111•INE.• i -
Buckwheat Sour, per.owt. ..... ~ , . ---- • .4; Cu, -
Wheat, white, per bushel
_Wheat: red, ' "
_Wheat, spring.
•Dackwbeat, •„ 1 { ,„• , . 1 ,,... • ,...,..• ..,!, ‘ ,...%. , •••-•. 70 „os ., s.=
Corn, abWEV.,O 'alt. '-'4?...•-* A 00.4.. .,
k.,.,,w
'Oats', • " ... ...... 55 - ' •50
Barley., - '
-
Bye, -
Clover seed,
Timothy seed, "
-Roans, . •.
Coturoeil, pier Dirt. i. , .
Peed. per ovr t-,.... , •,•.; ~4•2'40:"
'Potatoes, per bush. . ~. 25 _ 25
Apples, green, per tNash... - • - 1 00 , 00
Onions, per bush 120 1 75 -
Turnips, per busb •' -
Pork, per lb:.. - 734 , 10
trams; perlb ' •,- -.19)4, - st.' ' 1 4-7
Should era, per lb. ~.. i t'..l )30,4V41(. 4 1314
Butter, per lb ' 23 . 25
Cheese, per lb . , , 11 15
Lard, per 1b.., ' -UN PI
Tallow, per lb N ID
coney, per lb . ' 20 20
Beesvisay per.lb. ' -'-- • '• - -•-•• •' • , • r , 031:1"7 ,- f,4 ...11 44 t.,,, •
Vinegar, per esl.-..',.:"...-s ..:. 4, .1....,. , t• , -.4 , 5...:',4.:-,, , 40„ , , , 1
Egge."per dozen:: ,; ... ... ,:-...,,,.....''.- , ' - 'W -..-- -", :" - .}d
Dried apples, per 1b..,.. , ,,...'L r ,-...;.‘ .-• , 121i'"•••-p 1 . , - , 15 ,- --' ,
Dried peaches, pgr lb . . --; '‘'.. 4 13_. •.' •',,
Dried eberrieff, per 111 ' ' ' 1 .. .. —._ -, 40
Dried blackberries, per lb • . 1 6 - 24
Dried raspberries, blsolt, per 1b.% :. ' 26 NO
Dried raspberries, rod„' per lb 20 - 95
. Cranberries per dI•71 , t, - - ' • - .
4
fray, per ton - -i ' ' - • .•,'.. 10.00 r..,.,.; - 4 r..
Wood, 18 tootle% per cord • IOP
Wood 3 fees, poll %WI. •• , ...•.,. 300
0041 ,
(kk ll ,, Wird, per ton ' 0 75(4/7
0025
Aloft ' -5
emu:44W rApErk ittbl'i...
&war, .•,A, , co , , . . : lb
Sager:Tow; F t )1, ._ Sugar , myth. 11/vvrei4tvi -
.Toteter la, pe I - ..,41 ~, 1
This, black, per I
r e - • ..
zeroneneAr e .h e tt xs „...„
. a 4 .... 4
..*7
NE
Ncyl York City Market.
coalmen:is
HARDING, HAVDEIi k AO,
iroduco Commission Manila Ma. AO Washington St.
Mt" YOWL Juts 20, 1872.
Butter per lb
Cheese 4 .
Lard
,Tallow
Dried App1e5.......
flops per 1b., : , t „
Loge Pell dad
sg 10
l• a to 9
. ... tO5O
2 to 21 "
Special Notices.
r
44.ty:m:4. 1 1,9 .
I A victim lf 7,1 l h alliaciotion, ?laiii WlO
r alit", plepp ileidai. 4, having rill ttil
;salver ti4lt r` edfl hak hiscovoracc • ithr ' ' o f
ailitcuro, which lie 'will agal frac to hia tolloW4ruffer
sig. 4. U. VI MEM 78 Nassau at.. Ziew York.
i
Jan. 1. 1872. -
, .
Sheriff's Sates,.
11t VIKIM APsundry',villa of Merl Pludas, Lora.
, rt Feiiipparipi yertilittaut iilgionianillbs!tiltPUtl.qi. '
e Court of COnisnort Plena Of Tie& 'enmity; and to me
directed, I will expose to public sale, to the highest
and best bidder, at the Court- Ifonse iti Wellabo,lo, on..
Monday Monday the 2dth'ilaynfAuguef,` 14'4,!id 'mint o'clock ;
P. 8.., the folloWing described property, viz i
, ALSO—A lot of laud in Blossburg bormigh; hound
ed north.by,lands of Patrick Ooettdow and Willialu, ,
Williams, west by landp 0,,f 4. Ramsey t:. tin., saullii by
die public highviv, cast by Thomas Farr, boidg 611 feet
front, lily feet ou the back end of the lot. and 191 feet
deep, ono frame house„. thereon, 'roam ficilgi aiii,the i
nropertre Tpo tioneeei putt ol.titiql4ll Xfr WI, g I i s ':
. ! At9o.--A lot of had iiißlebiliond ;iiviiiiiiip; liiinnii
ed north-by lands of C. T. Bliley. nest 'cud south by ~
the 'Bea river. and east by Williamson road. contain
lug about ft acres all Improved, frame house, out build
,
ings, apple orchard and. other fruit treed there.o4. ;,'2411F '
be sold an the property of A. B. Cleaveland, snit of R.
R. Haight, for nee of Henry Sherwood.,
- I
A lot of land In Brookfield township: bOuntied on
the southnby tot No. 134 contracted to be sold to ben. ,
jamin.tienrgo; r west, north and f. setup biota ooncorod , l
to P. P . orris, adininistrator of thu opt& nt4ohtlAd, ~
lam deceased, containin+6o.7 Rttfil. with 'allowance,
being lot,No, 6/ of the .moat of the lands of the
latinglumq.atth to Woo held township, and part of a
warrant a. IliatOyith.abotit,.2o, .iitioat.ltoproyeutraika N
be sold as tho property of Douglass D. Cook, suit of
the Bingham ¶1 Ustees.
ALSO—A lot °Haag, tg o ppatgelittidoutuleitinorttli: J 7:l it,.-- 4 - a k---5-: , .;p tst , .4.,..Ng
by line of warranf - Nte 1. , elit by N 9. 2 - entivoyal ''''' ViininWsies- l'Oaa7l/ and
tb Zenia Atkins, and lot No. 300, south by lot No. 27/ .., .1 ,
- r 7`"
contracted to be sold to Hiram Swinlar, aml lot No. 276 Wooden Ware
contracted to Francis Handy, west by tut tontraotetl.to
Eddy Handy, containing 65.7 acre* 'll9 as Ana, and
being lot No. 299 of the fdlomenk of %arida of the Ding
ham estate „ in We ‘ srolti towtiatiip, awl part of warrant
No. BnY Wiltotila acres Improved. 2'a be sold as the
'PrOPer_ly of
_, Alpert 31, Handy, suit of Wm. 11. Clymer
and otheta, Ultateas of the estate of Win. Bingham,
deceased,
ALSO—A lot of land in Liberty township; begin
ning at the north east corner of lot No. 40 of the allot
ment of the Bingham land In Liberty township, thence
east 141.4 perches, thence west 80 p..relies to the south
east corner of lot No. 38, thence north 65 perches to
the north east corner of lot No, 48, thence west 20
perches to a corner of to No..ttl aforesaid, and thence,
along the ewat line of said lot tfo. 40 ,11eith 7 0. 4 lecbes
to the T aco It being., let lio.Ao in bevy,
and pa tof rule t. No& 1111tand containin 713
acres, all TO be Sold a the propettVor
Elijah Parker, suit of Bingham Trustees.
ALSO-8. lot of. land in Deerfield township; bound.
oil north by lands of Jesse Rose; west by Lorain Car.
pouter, south by Wm. Clark, and cast by lands of
Charles Hall, containing 62 acres, 24 acres Improve
frame house, log barn, and a few fruit trees thereon.
To be sold as the property of John E. Vollmer it Wm.
4, Vollmer, suit of John Bose, for UN of 4. Packharet
CO.
1 Sft.-....4 lot qj land In me*. townolip; hounded
north by lands o went by jandalef the est!
tato of Leonard chonbacker and the public highway,
east by lands df John Yollng. and south by Jacob
Annan and dohs lielientatelter, containing 937 soma
nore At , legs, 150 acres improVed, with a frame home.
log beeee-irarrin Wagon Molise, frame barn, out build
ings, three apple oithards, and other fruit trees there
o S.
Pl n. To be sold BS the property of 0. D. Perry, suit of
. Daile y.
ALSO—A lot of land in Lairrenceeille. bossngliP
bounded north by lands of L. Daggett, and Kate Bolts,
West by Charles Ford estate and Lock (hunger, south
by the said Lock Granger, east by Main street. L. Dag
gett and D. Parker, containing 1 acre more or less,
frame house, frame barn, out buildings and fruit trees
thereon To bo sold tho property of J. H. Mather,
sidt of d. S. Mather: also the Main yotpetty at 4 ,he
shit of A. Oropsey.
ALSO—A jot otligth Catathatt township; bounded
rkorth by lands of Jo n vetst, west by E. J. ,Didittiv.;
south by the fltt6llo °east by .4.4roit Avery,
egur, l 4 l 4 lift /V Wall all /lllgrovad, log and frautolionso,
g to, apple orchard and other Vint trees thereon.
To be sold as the property of Jacob DecOril and John
Wesii. Emit of SeSioeur Ouild, for nee of David Weas.
t 41,80—A lot of land in Chatham thwnship; bounded
north by lands of IL H. Taylor and Delos Curren, east
by lands of Alfred Short, Josiah S. Miller and the Bing.
.barn lands, south by the Bingham laude and David
Wass, west by lenge pf Ashley quilKll.lCrEd Skint ittz
J. W. Burwell,- ethifeitnidg 'l4O ticklia; 'l6O Itorea im
proved, frame house, 3 frame barns, %lila orchard
and other fruit trees thereon,
A:Leo—Another of of laud to Oyu= township;
beeme.lll4 hertli by lande of Baits, and lauds of
T#erblophEt, an;eask by Was — of Local Short 400
Ashley Guild, south by lands of Reiner Weeps, west
.the Public highway, containing Mama tupracir lesk%
acres Improved, frame house. 2l og harint„lnit
ingS, apple orchard and other fruit trees thereon. To
be. field 4s the property of A. 0. Churchill and Will-
ISM Churchill. still of J. Parkhurst dr Co. •
ALESQ-4, FA of laud Deerdeld.townsiiip::•houndit
ad north - by lands of the Bingham estate, vast by Lor
an Carpenter, south by William A. Blank and Isaac .
Sutton, west by Charles Hail. containing 0214 acres. 30
ij'crps impnved.vievrimil3o
e ll llliseoW iproget
Coath of P: e for 11sae a
ALSO—A lot of land in Delmar township; bounded
north by Wm. Cole. east by E. P. Deane, south by
fa
cob Cole and J. E. Dv:maiden, and west by Wm. - Dole ,
Containing 137 acres all improved, 9 frame houses, I
frame balm aid ark apple orchard shore. n. To tie sold
14113 th e property PS tfrial littatightort. Mk of Robert U.
i e.
490 lot 0101101,313Tal4o7sunIAQuud
d north by lands of Lewis Crittenden, east by lauds
f Samuel Waters, south by —Underhill, and west
by lands In possession of Lewis and Abijab Lent, con
taining 60 acres, 42 acres improved rdth a frame barn.
frame house, log house, out buildings, apple orchard
and other fruit trees thereon. To be sold us tiii3 prep•
arty of A. B. Cleavoland, snit of Dwight Ripley, for use
of Enoch Blackwell.
ALS i—A lot Of land in Westfield borough: hound,
eti north and west by the public south by
'lnds of J. V. LeaCh, and east by lauds of Nelson fur.
dick, chntaining an age, tiCarrlQ Pieiboaiandelab•
barn, hen park, put buildings and .e twoon.
,To be sqldits the pt , operty
.• RA V&A:-
'H. Martin, for use of if. T. Jleynolds.
ALSO--,A jot of laud in the borough of. Wellsboro;
bounded north by Second Avenue street, west by Will
iam Harrison, south by Payld Sturroek, and east by
.Lucius Truman, being 160 feet on Second Avenue
street, and running back to the land of David Sturrock,
landed improyed. To,be 80 10.4 1 , 8 ,,fba,IVIPvxtY1.9f
51...Tughluia, snit bllyp: Rf *rah - - 4.
ALSO—P. let of land in Elkland borough; bounded
north by Main street, west, south and ea-t by lands of
Joel Parkhurst, containing about one-half of an acre,
frame house frame ate barns. bung. cut Adittga
and fruit het Mg* Etutiligplo Y
ankma,l
Abby , Jhns *int 'gib tat IfiLl.l
'hunt et al., for nett laavi
A - ttle lot ndiu Sullivan township; bounded
lands of Stephen. and Cornish ',fudge, east
by Ann a Richmond and Jonathan Smith, south by
Artemus Runway and George Seymour, and west by ,
Jena RullleeYi. bon iltraorill, • -111Interes %inns'
proved, 2 frame houses, 3 e - biirns, ontdantibllblle; - •
one house cellar, apple orchard and other Milt trees
thereon. To be sold'as the prbpesjy of Sanford Johns , road James C. Johns, suit of &rah Holden and C.
So 401 j, &Ulm t, soft
gaUlOdit'ffilllti. bound- - ;
' 'ed north by Wellabore Woe east by lands of William ,
flatlands; south by Ross & Williams, and west by J.
Plurdaugh, being about 80 feet on Wellsboro street.
`and 75 feet deep, with tpfrahmatoro and lung tljUld%
lug and out buildings,i3.• Tcfbemoldwthe prop
erty of A. D. Sheuart, suit of D. H. Pitts for use of B.
, W. Phelps. , •
-ALSO--A lot of land in Union township; bounded
*nth by lands of Clinton Manley, east , by, Charles
Randall, south by Janett Spencer..stldiAititC44.2a4ol!
lhemu and David Vandyke, Containing about 93 col es
Moro or less, 30 acres improved, -frame hous.L. fra.ue
barn, frame shop, out buildings, apple ureitaid, and
other fruit trees thereon. To be sold as too prohqty
r Benj. kr, Itarding,.autt pulloWvi . •
IVIOPM clift4 Ut - 404W 8 ienit
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totiiiii,iv„.' Wit bsi*liinit4l.o4* _iiid
ittaiatfril flu! 4 iiiiiiikart . ' ilVt i- _„
Lo t g. 1 ..... hyr , fi fii t %le i feu
7eivqll ' 4 7 , 'XL fni ale *indoo r a ..t.)iii,Cluti3:
i tc+.4
tintialif - ' ellsbarii,:na -,i'n _ ailayghel7Bl, day - , :ciuA, .
g 'at ii*titit j ilt 14 b'clottek,a,, pb, 00 to 410* Mg 11000ri . ,-
at 'uliiiitei,'ilia lira party ni '4llll tieCialkiat,to wit i_ ,—/.:' •
• a.naiiiiiii trutzottinifif , anvii as ;the 48iie lintin ',
4 : luate 61, With,' tiiiviestilP., 1.1 441i- 40 0 4 6 , * -,
li WO or PiniiimAvanta.; fan ii 4 l wareant`lin: 411% . al! I
~t liat i iiiyirounitioniand'Uori•se in . rli '4! , - iPtil: L . 41 ‘ ; I
-43kvaial. inittlaut ,- perrtian Ilf which Ivan ii , i.l at' IR
i 77 .
reitieit aate by yriur tv•iiti-iser at, 1)1' • =1 i.441Y of
t. ifit,'lB7o, fur Sla 6 , tinJak , 4*th-a diiiiiiiii'l.• J 41 1 ,1 4 11
-, '• i p.tina. oish on ciitifiriu'ailoti, , a; pe{s4:. ,:' -' -.
3 i,
k.‘" - '' '' . ' i.8.41X Il t "181 . r Ai - a; -ailt';'. ,
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an,ke Notions, Hos i ery
rti-c:4 0 , , trie
ME1,7113M!;1
ur stock of Ladies' Shawl* and goads cannot be ex
celled either as regards quality or price.
- iftsL .141? - 1 - 1
,ess • t
• : 4 4 ,
o libeat'arta cOarseat;the'clieapost wad xiico'si Stylish,
01 hut and most serviceable to be fono in the
iduitiek itliar most
• im-
Fit~~duty la to look through our stock of—
!-
. -ud to be sold at the moat rtasonablo prim.....
: . wades aflidl../idea..,. :,.. ~. , ..,,,„--,,,,, - , .
t rates to suit even the most particular purchaser.—
oat come sod see how much you can save by buying
here goods are sold right.
Tiogs, May 15, 1872.
E he World's .Tunic.
P RELY YE , pETAF3LE S: 'FREE micist . R.oolloL.
Dit; 1. LOIIIIwPR'S
UNIPER- TAR BITTERS!
Catedfcfplent,Consamption, Colds, Spitting of
loblf,qaidiffition of the Lungs, Catarrh, Bron
chitis, Croup, Whooping_ Cough, Asthma,
Pains in Breast' or Side, Dyspepsia, taus
dice, Dizziness, -
Loss of appetite. Fever and Ague.
Indigestion. Liver Complaint,
and all - Diseases of the Lungs,
Stomach amiLiver.
I 11 EL Gregg a Co,
.",te• Agent+, mid to Whom all orders should be address•
4.-10-Irou Wax. AI PIHROF: & I{llll4b, WOHOGre. P.
,•
a,........
invalids 'Don't Despair.;
Thousands have found relief,
aid thousands will tern to this 1 1)
medicine, after exhausting their purses and Vienne
Iq'avarch t uf health.
Oliildiutnis of the held, dullness of the mind, foetid
tor , cttalli toailtiO , loss of appetite, pains and
, ritibtsß, o eto iwb, enlargement of the liver,
y Newness of the ski , constant tuber and thirst, with
a Ha disrelish forb sleet's, pleasure, or any kind of
e ployment. FAR R' EY% PtIIACEA, if taken and
ftvendin Mar i t r .thera..witl'reenove,..this_whate
i )
class of symptoms . he fluids of the body become
pure, the mind clear. the stomach tatr e lir ne k ti r
tongue clean, the a
ti t ii re itenroveci.. and
, 2.: whole
ilOtgi„. 7 4g. u• r i n l tl Mrt
o r
DR. P. FAIIIINEY'S F.
-- P4 l lobinte4 Blood Cleanser o o r Panacea. •
As a medicine for children, the panacea is, in every
w,ay, calculated to take the place of the endless variety
o ,ifti v :s hi t c o b orttife.let. l bArt i tt l etge ri gc it'. wil i t s c e l;
al
p *messes the qualltlea of a cathartic as well as a mild
I a terative, and which la capable of arresting disease
Without the least injury to the child, Is of incalculable
value to every mother. As a cEtthartie, It Is very effec
t-We. •Y.ht it,..dovs not. If given in proper quantities,
eause'rikusee, or 4latresslu the stomach or bowels.-
1 l is very plOaiuttit to the taste, which is a very impor
tnt feata as I/ medicine for children. As a prevent
ii-e of (limits° It is tinprecedented: as lt acta directly
1 11.1)Ou the tligii , tiVe organs alto tue blood. In All illerol
ulona diseases it is the mime effective medicine ever
offer to ? l e i AiihliC k allf given regularly and per
aiterin iv oantrniett *ea.nja ao common to chil
' gut ii,entirely e ilited4 I
redliyl'. Pith ny's 'Unit:ea Co., Waynesboro,
- Pennsylvania, and Dr. P. r MENET, North Dearborn
-it, ca. Chicago. Price $1 25,pei -- -
r 'mine:ter sale by wholesale and -,
1 , ntall &atom, and by Hastings &
Joles, IVellsboro, Pa. —II
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Proposed Amendnient 14 thti'
Constitution of Penns Dania,
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rsareafria AN '4ll.Mgra T.,
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iIIINIF TO4lllltedatthrArip
, lt OP
1 PrantraLVANlA. , r ,
it resolved by the Senate and House of &proem- '
(Mires of the Commorkwesith of Pennsylvania le Gen
eral Assembly met, That the following amendment of
rtheAkktratttuttou 9kfAilp:CoutnirtiToiAtbb,9 ,ptopnsed
tOithaqppla. toa *ln arlopliiin or refect ion, pursuant
:tia the provisions of the tenth :article thereof, to wit:
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4 AHEM:WENT: •
Strike out the sixth se o n of the sixth article Op
lleueggitlAwftilo
- ch IP' tlfecttl Wed
electors of the State. at such timeaThuid for such term
of service es shall be prescribed
, „WILLIAM
i 6 - ifiSNIVIMPf sHoviso.of Ilepresentatir s.
U3SES ItUTAN,
Speaker of the Senate.
• Apraomm—The twenty-on cond day of .Parch, Anne
Dontini one thoUsau
r d eight hundred and seveuty•two.
v 4. „ A t, W. GEARY.
- r 4- fireparett Itzilludifled fur publication pursuant to
the Tenth Atticlu of the 'et - institution, -
I • Vit,V+lo#l.
, • Werek.ity. cif the C(lnnonumaitti.
Waadalieciatarg Cnntutrrovretilth, •
• •1•-• Harrisburg, June 26th, 11372.1
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LW; Velourea, MohalreOrettedinei,
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tMalq, tia4eintwith (kayo - Monti; ' , Orstur.i , -,
, ....:4 11 ' talus, tinttanna lauttingm, mug.: • i
- . stn 'Robe Patterns. Peroales, - '
niclucw; IStripe4 , %ad - - , - i
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Norto4 f*,,Nootal# ievinallarnsi 1
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to g ther alt a fine asiortmont of
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and Domestics.
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11Soots - and Shoes,
ifteaffy-alade, C4pthi*aglr,l
buy an outfit and save Wets Money,
amets, Oil Cloths an a l
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- Wholesale Druggists,
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telL will, be found worthy of atterition. The haies4lllllhd a ,to,t4vatr intereseto' look through
Ws stock - ot ' . . „ .
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asttber.tuttartuany-wrgittniazwati of which have notbeeribefere offered in this liar e t.
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public are bitted to ca ll aud see for themselves. .. .. ;. .. . • .
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0. 0. MATIIERS'S„Store.
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Corning. Foundry, plat.iChine Shop.
usrrA. - Biaisrl_ED .1844.
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Air Barr , Orlat Mlle and buttaritia, Ovens and Grate* , for burnint i rla=a for rnoyiag nraea c hed,
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I:xero j i - - 14 A Htsongskykro.
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ißncce~ore of lingo
ican,
Bqnksgllers and Stdtion'ers.
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bag ine .
W 4111446 `OAV-it) 0* OA.
• Window Shades, '
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Window Fixtures,
I liusical Instruments,
Tinikets. ' ° ,
PictiaroFtsto4:4tfinii 6 )
• • indwell; silicirts, • 5 " )
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Pleture,Cord,
Law Blanks.
Justice plankp,
AllVai .l4 rEgtal t Abe mkni eikVi),Y,, - .\-
c i) ; Aorg Ihalib t ; N •
•.'4. i kf,99 °41
Lew Books t ‘ t. • 41. -' Ar
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blealc4l 80% " • *
glous Books;
andov_lrysrßilpl our line of trade.
,L=lle*.Y4:4* Dallies at One Dollar a month
Dililes at 76Detrts vibuinth.
thibaaripttons foi a week, or month, or year.
—Orders for Books not In stock promptly attended to.
—414 Noma package received from New York ev
. ,
—We are Agents' of tiie Anchor Line and the Onion
Ltne of 11. S. Mall Ocean Steamers. Passage tickets to
itafraln•sn9 point in Raxope at .the lowest rates.
rent
„Drafts sold °UAW- Bank Eutr9E o cur,
rent rates of Exchange.
Jan. Et!' %ir CO
MEI
POLITICAL -CAMPAIGN
•OlW' -34372.
iIRANT' & r WILSON}
IREE,LEY & BROWN.
CAMPAIGN
Oati o p Capes and
*. orals;.• -
T A A 74 3PAit,EIVEEIiiAND
84 SANISlig;,
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it Poittalti dr any' dertee for'ill - parties.
, 81114:Dutititlii into. ilnalitrrboli of MI el* on baud
&Elamite to order, Chinese' Lanterns of -ill ',Area Wad
ablesn-Paper Balloon% Vire 'Works, Ae.,
_Dam
paligittobit fitted out it the lowest ratee!it'`..'
'ACM S. BONEIBLVEY.
CAMPAIGN DEPOT,
49 89. U. 044 #o4et Philtia€4o ll '
aim VOfl ciacursit. .
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ItSORREL MARE seven years old,' piu.laippealn
Aka right hip. :lanic in the: near hind leg. , and
w e mark across bar breast—the.. effects' eta collar.
Aurgeisou gtViaipinformattou of her arltereSiNola or
returning beriathe.subscriber will be Tunably paid.
Aug. la,
• GEO. W. IIiASNII.IG
\ , t_ctiikaCVolloY.
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• itszn,ess igl27Lottneeinent
TT_ -AuegtiFitsupgiongg , -
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connects -With 'eci;' to M r:
Vanillin:ll; Villa* Who, in connection:With Mi.. E.
totaraf,'Wlli Continue the tightness iinderethe seine
Jinn dame. 4 _Thsntdng'the tsiblidfortbe igeneratis
l ir:maga worded:to me in this line.of nosiness far
:ovensl4tai t respeettlilly rerommand•my anaemia.
toms* Al confidence.: Ali Aebte - due.. from
otkto his data will be Nettled b.,
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Nover4 is herelr,4tvenlthat by :ditto - of an order,
,taapird'eut.OL the Orphans' , Vona : In and for the
county of 'nage,: the,. undersigned, l ,Administrator" of.
the tete% of 'Bogie ROW, late of Weßaboro. Bo.; der.
cateed, Will expose to We" byLienblios *endue,. at the
• , Bousetn-Wellaboro, olaTtleadaylli• 27th day of
i l td
A. hat instant . , at'lo ielcick. air in., the, following de
s
c reaVestitte, the;property, of :wild deadent, to
1. An undivided on -third of the foTiowing described
lota f laiid, l to wit: '' • hit bertabi lot ,et land situate
in'tito township of ddlebury;., county , of Mope - and
State of: Pennsylvania ; bounded on titonortli bylands
: 11
of ' 0 4. , X- 4
)7ell & on CO.; theo 14
aat lsinan of Braaten)
Nileli, 'Philander I:iilea.',lolln - 11,;Dimon., Aaron ,Niles,
lblarielNilard ErrishuilNtlitti, 2d, Jantealli. f Niles., Ja
cob Shanaprand,L. N. l -13weet; on the yob th by lands of
the Penneylvania ;Joint. Lumber and. Laud ,Uompany,
iind'on:the werreby the same and laud Of (). B. Lowell
& CO; and lielno' one hundred - styes , more or less;
front the east part of the John Losinger warrant, con
%eyed by It. and M. Searle to'Solohion Bennet by deed
dated May 15. 1853,_anddecorded in Record Book 23,
page 203, of Tioga wimpy, : - --,•., ,• , 5 , • ~ -
20 a lot from the ,amithearit: part Of said John
Lei -I nger werrant,ecrntaintag 61 acres: conveyed by Jno.
thainger tc(Solentirm Bennet by deed dited May Li.iti,
891, and recorded in :Record • Book No. 24, page'4o4,
bigot - big: two acres', ,heretofore sold „to' Cornelius
fthoffeit.n.•The 'above lot Janis° released by John W.'
Gll onaey by dehil dated June 2, 1855, and recorded in'
Record Book NO 26, page 371.. . • .
3.1.&15e a lot containing twenty acres, more or leas,
eonveyed by the said John Loaiuger to Solomon Ben
net by decd dated-May 96, 1864, and recorded, in:, R*,-
ord.wook, No. 24, page 403. _ . , .„.,,„ . , ,
'
4.1 Alto ti lot of land 'containing tWo afid.ene-belf
*area, more or lets, cOnveyed by Jolin'T. Purvis and
wife} to Solomon Bonnet by deed dated - March 9;1855,
indsrecorded in Record Rook No. 2s; page 472. . • ,
• 6.1 Aldo a lot of land Containing 234%
,acres, more or
Ilene, conveyed by W. W. Ballard to Solon:ten Beuttet by
deed dated September 24,1856, and recorded in' Bee
ordllook No. 27, page:lll., ~
+ 6. Also that lot of land beginning at, the southwest
Corter - Of warrant 1;220, thence along tlie'eouth line of
said warrant, south 843% degrees, east'43o.s perches:
theirce along line,of, Warrant No. /4127 south, IH, de
grees Welt, 217.6 perehear l tbenconerth, 88% degrees,
*esti : oB.6 perehes;:theuce north, -, a% degrees east,
217.5 perches, to dhe• place of beginning; containing
659.9 acres; with the usual allowance of six per can.
tuurfor roailii; ac.; be the Same More' of 40 - 51';,bolug
warrant No ;I,o27;bonveyed by the Trustees•of the
Rini/beta- , Estate to' polozneti. Bonnet by . deed dated.
Aug 800, 1870. cud recorded in Record Rook No. 46,'
page 9.26. 'F.iceptin4, out of the lest. niimed lot . 2'03
acrea heretofore conveyed to - .loleir Reynolds,- '3s acme
told to Francis M. Short, and 138 acres - sold to Mrs,
()acid Compton :
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7.17 k Igo all that other tract of land )44ittiate in Middle.)
,bury township aforesaid, beginning et _a ;white .pine,/
the northwest corner of lot No. 114 in the allotment of
the' Binghttru lands in said' township; Thence Vest 58
perebes; thence north 20 'persheal tinkle° west 264
perchekto a , white Pinta; thence south. 105 perches;
theneehouth. 883„. degreeteeast. 85.2 perches to. -a ma
ple sbamp, the northcsit corner of said , led; thence
south; 8911 degreeti cast; 284.6 perches to a hemback:
thence north 25.3 perches to- the place of beginning;
iaMtaltiing 108.1 Acres, with lite usual rdlowance, being
the 'same land conveyed by Tracey Beadle, Guardian,
Ste.; tbSolonlen Bennet-by/deed dated September 1,
t B64 i and recprtleil lit Record Book, No. 34i,page 167.
) 'Also lot No." 170 or Itinghtuu tends in, Middlebury,
Containing 299.8 acres; with the usual allowance, being
the;satne lot, conveyed by Lorenzo' S. Brevity. te! Solo
mon Bennet by deed dated May 2,1851,4 end recorded
to Record Book No. 3; page 20, excepting and reserv
ing:loo Beres sold to Albert Baker. , ,
These beingthC ;sante bolds deeded to I;.f O.„ Bennet.
Sobaa,B. MAIM end ltisitio Posh by, John, Visober and
lath* hy,deed of November 2, , 1871., -
I- Abu') theO4tiltable tale to sit undividekotte-thlrd'of
deketined liit ;of land in' Middlebury
tOwluibiPsforelial& bOundeil and cleseribed us follows:
(Stalin) north by toad up Norrls,Brook. on the east by
laud of Sohn B, Dimian, 436 the 'south by land 'of J, it
Nato, and on the wait by,lanitiitparnOt( & Bennet
co tainingabbaut , ouo ac;l3 , ,,with .l ai i ,litat; mill t hereon.
weirir,,casn on confirmation of e 10.
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krigust,7, ; . 7 n •%'
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rfnititirtnerithip heretofore dilstliot o ondei• the firm
f namo-of iloyt and Ditobsi,lluele Wire, et Oitoe
o Ei.144. *sq, dieSolvea moths $4l day of Aug a at, 1872,
bymuttutO oeueent. , •
.1,, - ' • „ I, 0 110XT.
Oteoo4l. July Pa 487 _. - — ,A:,l# , .
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LWON,P.A44O7,MLEit,OI/,'..B#11:1;
" TO'llEO 01.61=30 Yr* '
Choice ,Liquors, ra.rsi
Oi
•IuurTO . J3,ACOO;%; Alsci,for -, =
8aitg10..""3313C)033L15:
as. Illstcalcal. Medical. .or EkthooL
N. 33;'d; futf_'aeefortment of tie° _latter. Akio, an ELT
+COMM 11165024 Of :-- " - -- t
Alanntee
ampolivor; CORDS AND ThipgfiLa,
• "Aux; Afx,
MEM
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9 11 . 2.0 8. Bugs" 'Cioffe4 Spiny. Maleases, 14ce; Spices,
etc., we will not be beaten in price
i c r ) . 4 o : o uallty.
We will sell choke Teas by the °hest, or web"' the
barrel. at as low Oguros as the setae can ha l , tight at
this side,of New I
.. •
'irittlt * •
LAMPS, CHANDELIERI3,:ecc r &c.
Ot ilia neCiOst, styles, lid ti 4: will riot
•
Fancy and Toilet Article&
xoilirtiPo
DRUMM ke... ko.;.'awii3P. 6 I
f..ERY AND JEWELRY, ' • :re. •
AND WON.
We hold, twenty deeirable viilag_9lgalOr sale In ' the
*antral port of the town ; And w ei r no - money at
reasonabl# rates. •
W. W. Webb ILLS his Mama in l our store,
where he may be,toniulted for advice or treftbrumt.
.Jan. 1. ; • • 111441The9 ts i COLEN.
TlOftit. " tatlft tgrroßF,
rThe subscriber keens conatatitty on hand
gore Drugs ' and Medicines, Chemicals
- Paints and Oils. Lampe, Stationery, Yen
kee Notions &o.
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PRESCRIPTIONS CAIIESUFLIZ COMPOI
A
Tloga; Jap: 142.
insiiirance;
Viand in liaid
MutiuifL Life Insurance, Cern
OFFICE, No. 112 E. 4TH BT., 'PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPOyATED FEBRUARY 1 23, 1887.
Chart'd Capital $500,000.
AEISt.7I'B OVER
Stock and Mutnal, combining Security with Prolits•
Suppose you are already issued in a firebtlass
privy, and from any cause whatever, isay after ten year
ly payments) you do not or cannot pay longer and die—
your insurance gone and your money waste . Not so
in the . 11.1ND.IN-11AND ;," all'Policies arc Noft-Fon-
FEITAIILE.
This company which ranks among the most pophlar
and successful Life Insurance Companies, grants pol
icies on all 'desirable plans, both with a d without
profits. . • -
Traveling Priveleges Vines ieted:
All policies arolincenteslible after one y from any
of the ordinary causes.',
Look to your Life Insurance. Please or mind the
following Comparative Table.. It hi sometinie alleged
by Agents of other . Companies that the, Cora) ny they,.
represent is safer than others. While we uhealta
tingly assert our belife in the soundness eta stability
of all companies, we desire to present thcl ollowing
for the inspection of those desiring to Maur' .
Of the following companies, comparelho nual pre
miums charged by each for an insurance on eat 'the
age of 30 years, payable at death : - 1
ual premiinn Te .annual
• for life. payments.
Travellers' $83.21
Etna 22,73 ' 42.80
'Home ...23,30 • 60,00
Equitable .. 22,70 4197
WashlngtOn 22,70 40,97
Hand-in-Hand, 10,60 32,60
If riot already Insured take a polley Nvlth the
•-
w i IiAND-INMAND." • 1
the best Mutual Company In the United. States. _
Jan. 1, 1872. - A. M. TNGIIIAiI Agent.
New Mit, Shoe, Leather
AND FINDING STOnE.
W. SI e.
• INI THE MELD AGAIN.
New Shop, New Stock, a
, class Work]
A• I & NyTELTNG from a Rand Ca to A Kid
lute of
Ladies' Kid and Clot ntorals and Gaite;
Ditto Children'
• - and MisSes.
Gents' Cloth, 4fortice, and
Calf
and Prince
Oxprd _
and Wrinee vilbert
Ties
A good lino of 'OVERSHOES, and af , lixio of
,
ranging in pripe from $l.OO to $7.00. pegged and 80Wed.
CUSTOM BOOT
' I
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from :0,00 t o 16,00, an _worth the mono every time
; : - , •
Leather and Tindings
.. •at the lowest rates, as usuai
i .
' The undersigned having spent twenty years of his
WS inNellaboro—much of the time on the stool 'of
pc,nitetice, drawing,the cord of ailliction!for the good
of soles, believes rather in hammering than blowing.
Wherefore, hlowilllonly remark,to'his old oustoniers
and as many Deal Ones as choose to give him a call,
that ho may bo found at his now shop, next door to B.
T. Van Horn's ware rooms, with the beet and cheap
est stock in Tioga County. .' O. W. SEARS;
Weihiboro, Apri124;•1872. • • , i - •
..•- • ,
IMPORTANT , TO -FARMERS •
.
an
iundersigned,Pxperlenced, ,
iv manulactaring a lirst-clan4 article'
siattng
Butter Firkins, to
• ,
, •
Owingto the influx of filli n dna a. d to
logo, creating a nufnopoly ; d corubina
unless 1 act speedily, overt wow mo in
btisiness, therefore I Omit oil direct t.
frOmmy shop, from the is of August,
through the season, - .
, .
J, nquaKrai. - -
000porage c o r n er of Water and rafton streeta
Wellcborop Pa.' - .. ..11.- -
, .
July 81,-1872.3m: ' • . . -.
, ,
NOTIC.E. is hereby given that the-fo wing applica
,timia for Charter will be made to tho Court of Chan.
anon Plcaa orPtoga coutity.-on the 26th day of August
next, for `a bearing to premisee; at which time said
applications Will bb granted If no ohjecqovis made :
Petittoll'Of Petei Omicron, Jr., 17.7; Landry& -Jas.
Eileen and others, for charter of incorporation of the
"First Presbyterlau i
eh of 'Arnot,'
PetitiOn of P., D; , Moses French, John ßrewu
and others; - for-ober r of incorporatron of orriknoh
DistriCtVerarttery Aosocintloft," - •i' - - _•
411111 t '14 . 31171L17470 - • , r i. F. P.0144.1:04N.
' ; , 3"-.‘,4'i
YOk
FINE - BOOTS,
•
Churns, IVrt,;hl,rul
rainxs at
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TUBS AND OuVElli a 1... .....
FOE CASH ONLY•
11
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latti
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PUTTY,
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IBDEN.
IL IL
ce : t 1
any,
..... 5i,000,000,00
• i
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d first-
mom
Bal
,rs,
ticnl cooper-.
of work, con,
Barrels,
121
a into, this Ili
on *ditch will,
a branch tif
tho farmer),
and cp.ntinba
$1 16„