LOCAL NOTICES.
Glue il4(,f %l 111 over bon 3e
Mr. Douglass Smith, the well known
Piano Tuner of Rochester, Will be sc this
piaci , on or before the last week 'of this month.
()Mori 'left with Miss Todd will receive
prompt attention. . O c t 8, 2 w.
Scw goc,(ls,' new dres:Cgoods; new
prplin3, black japan
ril.borv, gloves, domestic goods, large
vf?ry low for va4t at Diathera,
Hoi laity & Co, Cr k y v ve r ,; e Bl oc k, il'4llth r ,
Oct 1. 11372-3 w.
Br t 7 FOR SAVE.---The undersigned brig
bees, which 116 'Will
it public ventlue, un his premises in
Weikboro, oer Httturduy, the 19th of Octo-
( let,
Mone. , y way be saved by buying Dry
at Mather, ll4.)liday 4: Co.; in C'on-
. Block ; they are elos'ing oat many of
1114 it .iummer goods at coat, and at same
are keeping their stock replenished with
new. Sept. M. 3w. 'I.
" tte-well Hopper, Esq:, an idd resident of
Allegany county, eighty year; of age, and
entirely blind, - was operated Upon for the (lc
traction of cataract, by Dr. UpDeGraff, yes
torday morning. Et the afternoon a lad
I ,nrleen year; of.age was operated upon for
the :nine di leult3-.—EbniraA4vert;ser.
A FRAGRANT BREATH AND PEARLY
TEETH Are easily attained, and those who
fail to avail themcelves of the menus, should
not complain when accused of groq3 neglect.
The SozoDoNT will speedily -eradicate the
auie of a foul breath, beautifying arid pre
serving the teeth to the oldest age.
•
NOTICE TO TAXPATERS.—Niotice is hereby
given that the undersigned will receive
sehoel and Building taxes of Wellzboro
School District fur the year 1873, at his, store
in IV, ellsboro, on Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday the 10th*, 11th, and 12th of October,
1472
ti. pt. 21. 1872-3 w
On the 25th of March last Mr. Isaac Sylvia,
of Welisbya•o, left his home, and has never
returned. II was five feet five inches high,
thick i.ct, light complexion, lull face and
very red cheek., brown hair, in Ins twenty
ninth year. When he left, he had on a suit of
brown clothes. and wore a inoirstache and
full beard : Ile was supposed to be in , rane at
the time he left. Any information concern
ing him will be thankfully .received by his
wife. All communications may he directed
to the Aorr.vreia, Well4brav,'Pa.
Exchanges please copy.
ebe Auitntor.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1872
Home _Affairs.
lireet , l.
11 e go to prez - 4 this Nvi--fsk nu Mondw.
-- Pratt, third son of Dr. (1. W
of Corning, 'WM awrarleil the Cornell
Fo.e 8(.1101m-316p in hia Srhonl Cnnirni,zion
t • ,trict.
- Pieispoetzet; mere i:lenty at lie. Slaw
ran at Eltaita la-4 week - , and on the way
:.Ikarte of ',air citizens received
gal attention tr• - .a - a the fraternity at Cro
.
F.Al.4eriher wi uzl. "They led me
v a yPitr in AnderF,onyillo on t7`ol'll,
...di and all, Ilia that did not enlaige
ti I,,ittiral cliniihPl though to onal.le me to
the (}rocky pill.
- - sion i , RIM rimP
of 1,F , 0n ti.tv; or coal p er
Cciripany ship about
NR , I 2 , 0 -I,er„ (lay, and the Fall Brook
on-Tally aro rtiriniiig Lag. , tho,
we have lug the esact ttirfount
\,+ill I,C , F. ft publican meeting at
(' tt i v .,,• s'.-1 1 c,01 !.zaturclay
I)ciAler h 'Flmmai 11. Ed
ward, :m.l Ifr. Ilf ELM, trill
tie of the
110 u , lllll I ail \
-'Ph, little month `,;rgan ' feels bad be
cau:e.the editor of Ore ca TA - roa basn' tbeen
in the county a great -while. Well, that is
a fault tbat time a ill cure. Don't waste any
tear, ovel• the sorrowful fact, Mr. Enterprise,
but re , ,erve than fur the "Liberal" candi
,h,.. for Constitutional Delegate.
- The Elmira Aare rimer of lint Saturday,
under the, head or "Amusements," says,
Mrs. N. M SherweA, wife of Rev. N. M.
Sherwood, is bereaved by the sudden death
~f her father. - If there had been a mother
in-law in the ease we could under:Anna it,
but a. it is we don't quite see the point.
—The little "organ" over at Mansfield has
k.,trespondent who writes that the "Liber
al meeting here last Thursday week "was
or quite as large as the Grant and
ll Irtianit meeting on Monday, and far more
eallie-t and enthusiastic." 'Chat is rather
rich, in a paper that way always to tell us
the exact t ruth.
- We ar , e informed that some of our sub
, Wei, in Covington did not receive their
tupei tv,.o . 'wecks ago. They were all duly
ut ide,l lien., as they are every week. We
t maginc why they shoul d tail to reach
telt t, adcr-,4ittless it is because of the trouble
0.-ot the nodls at that time. We trust they
hie, all eot around by this tirne.i
)tit correspondent writes us
tint ,k- thr Mail train u , as about .11 mile be
that place cit its way north, litht Thurs
,l•,y' alt.-teeen, it rtin over nit ltttly
billing her instantly.. It
the obl lady had been' vf.iiting
whbor, tnul %;i1.4 walking home tip Ain the
ti:ak and Tor some unknown rettF:on did not
Irt tit of the way when the train came
She was about sixty-six years old.
- 1 a , . annual ceS9lOll of our County In
in b held at the Raptist Church,
ei On , twxt ,week, I , ef,tinning Ilion
'1,1Y• 11'0 11th. iral closing Friday
F A Allen, C. 11. Verrill, A. 0.
Wint.-1:, Int 6ityle::, 'Rev. N. L. Reynolds,
11,-; T. p ar 4 o p s , of Rochester,
N 1 zire engaged iia ipgtructors und lee
r- teacher in the county is
I. liiiittPr:And not one of them
atf-r(1 to be abzi , nt for a flay:
./..?nfori»-;sc has finally fotinA
zl ,, Ln A t I, t.) . l.:rint what it. calla the, State
t told v.ounty "Liberal ' nominationl.-r-
\‘ •h n Il i. nllp like. to hums ashen
1. , (%,11), , a "I.ilwreif nominee.' Like-
F. Elliott Wit= mimed by the
[Awl for ('onztlintional Dcieg,ate We
reo illeetio!) o I reading in a pnper
‘ .,1 1101 ',vaq td;vays to toll the exact truth that
smi w ..t h t . ! . man was notnitint&l for that ()trice
Ly the unhappy "Liberal" squad-. What.
\ 'a• 11:1111(. 9 find w hat 13103 become-of him?
lh t h. cho,en coM'ereei yet?. Will some
-I"'dy (di ti:o
- The Cornin,t; ‘fot:rnal talkz•libout the
v , .0i1-choppers, ' who came np hero ~the
~ th(r night ns follow 4 11)
.Ihout one third t>f 111,0 hundred- and
1 ;t(y toiThes and woolen hatchets tateft to
t,br Welkboro Demoeratie meeting, by the
Coinin g Greeley Club were left, or loston
the route homeward. IA colored man, a Re
publican, of Corning, was offered three
, llar=, if he would carry a torch to the
Welkhoro meeting. De refused. Another
,hot he was otleml len dollars to
v:trey the banner. Athird colored man 'was
Ilrued to go and carry a torch. He refused..
lie Was ()Were(' two dollars by one Democrat,
dye dollars by another, and a ton of coal by
le , taing Donoerrtic politician, who having
once lived in Tioga,
believed it would be a
good investment to have a negro marching
the processson of the Democrats and
so re - hea p s. Ile also refused.
Goooxiss GRActousl—We are simply as
tounded—as no doubt our readers will be
-0 learn what has been going on right here,
Tioga county, and nobody know it until .a
=-•-' ='. - • i%
;'epofter X4o,23.sfiiktold uv
nll about it, Just:lookiati_ for t*iiarj-pouncl,
Pat . ..rafts, that immense bell, thrat:sl9oo tele
scope, and those green andir l 4..sii,Tial lan
terns to-night I • '.ll7o.liithilst fogot: , to men
tion tliatthir.magnifleant story'
aria
the
N. T.'Sua aftbe- 30th ultimo, aria of course
must he true: -•
There is to-be a {;neat Greeley IBMS meet
ing in Tioga . nekt Saturday., .It. will be hell'
in'Busli's Pitrks, , one of-the, grandest mom-.
twin resorts the State,:siterloOking a dozen
valleys. '..E.x-Gbv2Curtaln And 'Judge Culr
ver 61 Brooklyn, will speak.; 'Bush is
planting 12-pounder Parrott 'on t,the cope 61
the bill to be used on the occasion. There
willhe a 2,000' pound -rex.' lamb}` served. up . in barborme stylei It Will be the
great final rally of the Liberals , inlsiortlierii
I ?eaatilvaaht. The -of-the Tiogn,
the '''Jiver of the West,'! Anil Chemung
echo to the triple- cry,- "Greeley, .Honesty
and 'Victory." '
E. M. lioraN.E
Mr. Busli who owns the cattle on a - thou
sand hilts, and who scorns to , retail • the milk
of human kindti&4,` having a tower one
hundred and lifty feet high• raised on the
apex of the Ohemung : range, • On this .is to
be mounted a telescope • costing • $1,000,'
through which can beisecn,_eig.ht 'of the lar
gest towns• inren_,,sNilvailui.an - d - four or live
towns in Southern IN QW ork. ••By means of
thi% telescope he intends to get• all =the elec
tion news on Alie.night of,thel3th.from North,
ern Pensylvania, and'telegraphit to the Sun.
lie has an ingenious system of.greettand red
signal lanterns arranged,- which 'will be
placed in the hands of a perfeertly: drilled(
signal the'sWingtng of pOticulai.
lanterns the tens and hundredsL of jnajority
on either side' will be given,
and Mr. Bush
*ill communicate the - result to the people of
the valley -by strokes upon an. immense bell,
which reached '',lidga,bn Friday. afternoon.
A Union Sunday School Convention for
the COwanesque Valley was - held
commencing Wednesday afternoon j 'peptem 7 .
, ber.lBth, 1872.-
Cnarles Hoyt, of Osceola, was 'elected con
ductor of the
,ConventiOn. lie is an , aetive'
Sunday School man, and presided with abil-'
ity. Rev. T. Leslie Weaver wes elected Sec
retary. Some opening remarks - were - made
by Rev. Mr. Rawson, of Nelson,* wbo has
bad considerable experience in - Sunday
School Matters. An able essatwas_presented
by Rev. Mr. Sigston, of Knoxville, on "The
Philosophy of Education." Rev. Mr. cairns,.
of Osceola, discussed his thesis "Row to se
cure the study of the lesson by the scholar."
It was maintained that - an interest Manifested
in the lesson by the teacher i .ivegld..beget an
interest in the scholar, and that it was ticces-,
silty to have the co-operation orthe,parents.'
In the evening theiConvention wasiuldressed
by Rev.t T. Leslie Weaver on "The' relation
of the 'S. S. to the Church. - ThUrsday
morning Rev. Mr. Rawson illustrilfed ably
C. B. KELLEY,
Receiver
'•The u,e of the Blackboard" in the S. S.
All were impressed with the ,utility Of ob
ject teaching, In the absence of. Rev. My,
Blades, Rev. 0. R. Weaver,:of Westfield,
di•cussed "The Conversion of Children'.'!
After some discussion it. wa.; moved that
%;lien We adjourn it bo to meet, at Knoxville
the second Tuesday in December. In the
afternoOn Rev. Mr. Rawson -presented his
thesis "How to obtain and retain older per-
It was maintained that the scholars
should be sent,out after them and be instruct
od'to tease them until they would come, and
that the 8. S. should be held after the morn
ing service.
Rev. Mr. Sigston, Rev.. H. Blades and
.1. E White, of Knoxville, Tore eonqtituted
Coin. to arrange a programme for the Con
vention at Knoxville, Seine of the S. S.
workers of the county have inquired what
we mean by holding Clonventiong in the Cow
anesque - Valley when we now have a County
Convention. Our anAlrer is that we mean
business for Jesua.___llNTe regard. our iCon
vention ns auxiliary to: - the.County Condcn
tit,n, and we are in perfect - Accord with that
movement. Our-method rif conducting the,
Convention was a little 'new. It was corn-'
planted that the County Convention at uns-
fluid was tuo mechanical, tlnd that 111(.1
wns too utach occupied O.3Si
Clhqe of (AICli 1014.11'( , S filltoWPd the
confirm to question the speaker freely
to 'pump ull the knowledge they could
hiln. This resulted iu some' it/n*11111de(
ctission:. which 'enlivencil the Come
Some per3omilities might likusA? been
ably avoided, but on the whole we r com
mend this plan.
lie are indebted to the good people 0,3-
ceola for many kind attentions and for their
Christian hospitality. May they he pros
pered in hasket and storehouse. Let the rip
pronehinif, Convention at Knoxville be gen
.rally attended. T. LESLIE WEAVER.
Covpicaos NEWR. Dear r-.449Rtitor :
Again I attempt to furnish you with some
items which lops prove interesting to your
reader ,
A few days since in company with a friend
I visited this factory, and :we were well
plerved , with what we saw there. We en
tered the furnace room by a back door, and
there found ten blowers and an equal num
ber of tending boys busily engaged in trans
forming the liquid glass into long cylinders,
termed " rollers."' It is a very pleasant sight
to witness this process, especially in a dark
evening when, the bright red rollers are
swung around by the blowers in a manner
that would seem to me careless.
A few stevs from the furnace the flatten
ing oven is located, where tly rollers are
licated to a proper stole, and men smoothed
over by the flattener until they - are larg6,
smooth sheets of glass. They are then placed
upon a little iron car, which as soon as load
etris rolled away to the cutting room. In
this room we found four men with skillful:
fingers cutting the large sheets of glass tip;
into a variety of sizes varying—as a gentle-,
man afterward told me—from seven by nine:
inches up to forty-five by seventy-two inches"
We visited the packing moth and found
large quantity of glass there ready for pack
ing, but did not ace any being packed in 66
boxes.
We next visited the pot room where the
pots are manufactured, in which the ingredi
ents,comphsing the glass are melted together:.
At dne side of the room big Labe. LaGrange
'Vas hammering the clay into the form of a
pot with one of his fists. There is just One
sight in a glass factory that is perfectly lu
dicrous, and that is to see the clay mixed be
fore it is ready to be made into pots. It it
mixed in a snit of übin, such as farmerastore
away potatoes in. After the clay is plaee4,
in this box, a man with bare feet, with b
pants rolled up to or above his knees, gets in
to it and treads away like a little boy in IL
mud puddle. This treading operation is free
gauntly kept up all day
Tht; proprietors of this institution have done
away with a great deal of bother and incon
venience by purchasing - an engine and , plac
ing it in; their - factory. Formerly alt the
sand and clay was ground by horse pmver,
while now the engine, in addition to perf,,rto 2
ing both of these services, runs a Timber
circular :AM?, which.are uled to cut lumber
into the right size for the manufacture of
Gla , s maziufacturers say that the favilitles
for making glass ii our locality are af,gootl
as eau be fo - uud any where.
There are ut present fifty tnetl enr
played by the company.
'SMALL Errs.
The Railron company - hero rented tor a
\
term of five yen per's old depot building
and are going to re nidel it' instanter, and
establish in it that long needeallfthir—a tele
graph office. .. 'il . . ,
.
Report says that the Covington Hotel , is
about to change hands. Per the sake of tlk* ,
traveling public I would advise the new
comer to put a patent outside upontltebuild , „
ing and then purchase oats enough to feed,
a team till day, if such an event should ever
occur,
Our Sal)betli school will be held in the
tlaptist church titi z ting,the Pall ana Whiter.
Our military company intend building an
armory soon. '
Our farmers aro squeezing out a consider..
able amount of eider from their surplus UP.'
pl es.
Who is to have chare,of our School this
.Winter?
,A row occured in Pine's hotel .a few 'days
since which resulted, as is usual in such af
fairs, in bloody enoote arid sore heads. }
Yours, Cuas. G. Grur.
THE TELEQH.A.V.H. To BE BET
Sunday School Convention 'at Sicepla,
OUR GLASS FACTORY
ATtiY 4 '
Court,
a- A 9peeill'o~nti' •r ; ' e ta nex t
0,1*„. 4.877 , ear -
fiT-vitil'alo 4 1 0- da had haen
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s: 11 . 14 bn; 0%0 those,
tf6titihktiiiibeerk:,stKfli!kthe
oiit Alicoyealqi lyttlianied
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••Thh,tiugn,ykip b:, dnby 4ttional
' Law Judge Illorraii, .anda. he rot
liyiiikrir'ellfa:Tra,:iairsuffardrxdrootiii* 014
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ttiiii„ellrliki?rrt,, sofESD-
Il tairy Aekloy, w e Atfi bta t ....o. A . R Cx. Cl:lO
W Minn' H. Braino. Union.
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V!"`Sttlelairs , ,t7 ',
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'Charles M. ISfoore,
.I.leorge•MeMasteraUniou..7 4
Philander-Niles •Middlebury-
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, ill i ein)",Pike.'thvttOee
Johan Piet; rielyitarr.. " "
Martin V;;X.Atirtlol
iJohn Reese, arlesion:z,
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Jno.' Jr.:V1.:1131-eiv. Reba: '
• .J.:11. Potter;Vs.,XifearY3L - Llittiti4:44
A:-:lliimmond,va. Jas. _AL.lteed-:;.;
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441.i.i,..0qmffirrtiqe , )0/ZoSirttailii:o 7 --We
mil ) I i I iPinli::::SvgclVicklnji, Ap
pear* It! another JournalAi i4ilesiz A i:
: T letrii *. the' ifeuWierbss
the' Atlantic, hi_ both.'.li:oglisli:lind'..'Welsh.
prints, that a greet victor was .achieved
• the South Wales Choral 'Choir at the Crys
tal Paley 'e,4England, on the 4th of July last.
The Company of the Crystal -Palace, offered
a prize- of aold cup to the value of a
thopiattd pounds to the hestchoir t tortMlber
not over 'OOO -voices. Sev mitt ons ',were
represented. A ,seleetlon was made of the
best- singers throughout_ Wales the
above choir, numbering- 400 voices:, • - The
leader was ,grlilith; -Jones, a blacksmith by
trade. •
When practicing in a certain hall at Lon
don previous to the- airy of test, the leader
heariing the -voices of the. choir drowning
the sound' ef -the banthwhicli rpliiied. hi; the
middle,- had to request the choir to modify
their -voices in ordefte.'littruignizo.tha band'.
The lien of our-principality defrayed I their
expense:y and the Prince of• Wales • made
them "a present 'of a gold Vase,•• After the
above test, thirty pounds were offered to the
• best individuat,4inger,linalosto sing a se
lection made by the- Company ; ihe females
allowed to select their own. Both prices
prizes were.awarded to dielcs..: .
• Permit me to boast a little over the above
on thisiide of the Atlantic.
D. G: EDW 4.ltriS.
. „
A aft -00)7 REPUBLICAN .1414:4i
—The great inac , 3 mooting, of yesterday, Was
- one of the largest. tanks of the. ,kind which
have"hcen'hcla present
campaign, und, w&= an immense, ailco,esa
throughout , all its proceeding=. Thq add e tesses
were delivereit in the afternoon by the Hon.
Briggs, of New York,an•4 Wln. ;A.*
Jczcup, of Montr9se, tWo very eirqbaatt
speakers, WhOSS speeches "appealed,.to, the
reason, rather than to the pa3snms and 'prei
ndice3 of theit' hearez'sl." 7 --NetpW, Oct. 8.
MARRIAGES:- .
DEWITT—CUDWORTH - -At the house of the bride's
Lather tj Hcc..l3u tc rseiiti:3ept..tth..46l2, Mr. John
W. 14-Witt an-I Miss Jahn, 1,. Cudworth, all of 9tilli4au,
Va• .
ELLS.B9I4Q 01411KET.
coRproTF.D
E H KIMBALL, Retail Grocer, : :.
wELLsDoup, Omobsif : 7. 1b7,4 ,
pEA TIMIS PAY YOE- - A LL AT
. .
Flour, per . 9 („:4,' Sll CO
irockwhe.at flour, per cwt • 4 00
Wheat, white, per bushel .
Wheat, red ...... :
Wheat, spring! , • "!' •
Buckwheat; " • . . ;DI ,
Corti,
Oat*
Barley, -
Rye,
=I
Thiwthy seed, ``
el s, " '1 1 50
Corn weal, per cwt
.. 2 25
r eg4k; per. cwt . , ..- ' , , 2 OO
Potatoes, per Wish " - " - FO" 50
so
Apples,"green, per bush 50 vo
Onions, per bush 1 50 1 75
Turnips, per bush . 20 ,
Pork, per lb 7y; 10
Haws, per lb • - • 15 17
Should ors,' re: lb I „. ~iq /94i
Dquer,P 4 • . 11) •:: 7I • • 1., i: •••1 . • • • %I $
Cheese, PC; Ili. 1 - 11 15
Lard, per lb 12y; 15
tlow, per lb 8 10
riey, per lb 20 20
Beeswax, per lb -3(1
Vinegar, per gal • , , 40
-
Eggs, per dozen 15
.. 15
Dried ples, per lb 12Y; 16
. 1
Dried 1 eaches, per lb 15
Dried. erries, per, lb -4 .- :,,,I .-.--.. s. -r 40
Drieilb iieklit rrirsi pi ~ r
lb.. • - • , i• • ••j, it 10
l';
Dried. spherries, black , venni, ..: ~ 125
Dried r sp!)erries, red, per lb 20 "25
Oranbe rtes per qt 20
nay, per - ton 10 (4/2
NVood, IH inches, per cord . ---, ' • , -2 00
W0,..1, 3 feet, per cora
Coal, hard, Ira tuu...
.. _ ,
13441, soft - .. •
‘, - 8 80
.-•...
ud plaster, per ton ; 8 60 .
Sugar, "A" tot Tee, per lb
... : :--. ' - / 3 %
Bugur, Yellow. per lb 1234
*lifer, bro)vp, per lb . ' '..; - i .1- .' `...;11@12
Tells, greet . per lb • -- • • -L-- 4 80654 80
',.(e4ts, black. per-lb , .—.^ so q i 25
..K.ii.oseoe, per gal. ~.,.. .. , 10
Wool. per lb' • ..-.A4 , " , -:. , 5 4-
, .
-,4clniktipstila & tar Sci,l6..
~ ,
.n,y imuo, at Ala Oiler Of thelOrntitnett;C, o
Onrt'Of ; the
111)11 , Comity of Tioga, the undersigrust Adaultilatratrs
Jr the estate of C. C nOidOO L dereftfied,viil s enic:3o for
sale al nitblib Vendee, °tithe preittisea In the lownsblP
of R 14111 0 24, In laid county, on ThorsdaY, October
2i, 1072, at 10 o'clock ;in the forenoon, ILte following
described lots of land lieliniging to said est.tte, within
one-fourth tulle of the State Normal School, at Mans.
field: all that lot of land known as. the Holden. mina,
beginning at the_northertet%erirrier;,thende. south, ono
degree tve't , 75.9 rods'to the isMatlicsiereorto'er ; thAace
north, 88 degreett west,llWs'ris.lti'td thil teritro etre'
'rises river,- thence down the said . river p,..,41,, L'd,..
greeemairk29.l.rods ;' and; urcittnAtfidegr.,,,e9 weet i ,
40 'reds' le' the northwest' corner';• - •thetite south; 87
g degrees east, 60.5 rgda to the west line of . lot ;
thence along aid lineeouth, 14 'degrees west , 10 nods
to the suntiru at corner of sap lot •• thenet4 south, Elth
degrees east, .5 rods tuthc,publie ;pad : Ihericsalong
the'west side of the ro4d: -- turrth,lthree '.degetea — west,
10 rods ; the ce south, 87!.i degrees east, 162.11,r0di to
-the Phrseor ginning; , t‘tr4lll 4 4ingt l o4:o"ttera, c eiore
t
'dries% alflin ,roped; and - Willa Vie , fheellitig' 'Unites,
three . . three sheds, a corn•house stad other small
- slittotOldrd Orchartritiereen - 6 RlMJane of the
moat desirable farms in Moss county.
Also, another Lot Of land, adtolningr, the *hove •de.
scribed on the tenth, afl-begtenthg %Le' the . southeast
,enrßef t491 .6 0f 4 0 the ri9lbtiot cArliPt 4 1 4" Mt. thelco
. alga ale west itue Pfille 193riteee Lot as PI 1414 Of D.
J. - Brats, cult th one 4egreO W05t.361 radii to the sOuth
east corner hereof ; thence uorth",lB 'degrees' West,
:.13 rods to the centre of the Tinge river; thence down
the saute" moth; fire degrees east. 86...4 f rodsl9 the
southwest corner of the said. Holden' farm ; "'thence
alone the south line. of .the same, south; 88 degrees
east, .210 5 rods to ihttpliee of beghoniug. , Containing
fort) -,lgot acres, tame or less, arid - being whaV is
known as Ihe Drake - farm; and - a ' 'Wee' - adard - t5 tile
earns fing , ..llheAtorflen., farm, 4.1.17.1in"00ved, with a
large lirlite and lime house; a bare iind apple orchard
thereon.
Also, another, lot Of latiilta told totYita tp colt it the
yoorhees lot; beglantng in 11e east line of th alµd
Holtleft fitroi..theuco.aout/fg ficaff-ef§ - east:74 rods to
;TerrilinslandiAllieu&Along. autuottud land of D.
J. Bptts, south. one degree went, Si rode to the ctn.
1. 5 r of a email ca•rok and ravine; thence down the sofae.
in a nortlpveaterly dlreetion, to the eel ltne
I N--
3 lid Driiltiffeto W
,tee SliSugA tta fmrie.:,,,sud east n -
ot ttre ;laden farm. nortlVoile 4 08ree east, 64-rod Bali"
tile of Ing more
or lees, all improved.- &
TERatS nF SALE-4111y dollitis on tieli 4, lut,' at' the
time of side. and enough more on confirmation of the
sale by the Lim it, 0 matte balfrtliej purchase money,
and the iittot halt of purehase, irmiiey 4 with Interest,
out, year Iriali t t.;=- sale, •.•
'SAMAR:H(4PN
C
' - A.dralulthators.
- ;
A .LL psi song are elbilioned pot ,to pureha7 tfro
ja: notes, one Sated tit Jacheini,Aprll,23,l,B72 or the
suia,of dollars jvittHisterest,anfl . afgubd
-by 8. L. Parmertee; 'the other diteilyttelf44l; t04c1.,
2d. 1871, fbr the aiim.'oVehiliteett''do soya stabe
by' Charles Cat ntleld; • balk made
These notes-wero Biolen froth Meat- the' their& Siete
Falrbn Weld instant: - "imatorpi Bwcrof;
de.4so f i., October 4, 1832*
.111, 1970,Ai.
taanttniStratOrSOttee,
iTTE* Augnisti4lol4lnftilti aiie ' 4 ' 4lbirt
424 P, ConC, itite of Wellohoro. TlC43ll..cout4.*_^, de.
mad, bitting been grated t4r,the. tuideraWn'e&
The liegiolOr of Ttogs empty, MT pendia !gated to
sarn eototO are reereeltett to take pkyteeat, anathose
toning chshns:ngalnots i ratatgaln cement the:Jaime
fur ortUoment. tit the oce fortarly4oetiglo nal&
Albeit P: Cone in nan.l3 Weßsbnro;
Dated at Wollaboto, Pa., the itt OctOber,
1.0111 HA: CONE; Wdmin 's4
J. HARRISON, AClntln'r.
Oct. 8,-6w
Special Notices.
-AV - •
A victim of early indiscretion, causing nervous de
Witty, premature decay, &c., having tried in vain every
advertised remedy, bas discovered a simple means of
self-cure, which he will send free to his fellow-suffer
ers. J. S. fIEENER, 78 Nassau at., New York. .
. • .
• r
• :" • .
. • 7 • k, •
• . Sat e• A
• •• in pu.nce of
order of the Court of Common Pleas' dated Sept.
4, 1872, the dndersigned, Guardian of the person and
estate of Sherman Wheeler, a minor, will on Wednee
day, the 16th day of October next, at one o'clock p. tn.,
at the premises hereafter described, expose to sale by
public outcry the following described land the estate
of said minor, to 'wit: - Ali that certain tract Ofdand
Situated In Jackson township,. conuty of Tioga,.and-
State of Pennsylvania, beginning at EntgEet StadM'
south-west corner; theileelitirth, 46 4 ,r d6g. 'ea
, rods; thence north. 49% deg. east. 15,6 rods; thence
north, $9 deg. east, 9.7 rods by highwakto A. J. Blor
rell's lands; thence west by said 8..1. kforrell'i land
31-6 rods; thent*north..2 deg. west. 79.6 perches to a
post and stone; thence in a nottleeasterly direction
40.2 rods to Eraniet Stafford's west line at a post and
stones; thence southerly by said Stafford's went line
79.6 rods to the place of beginning; containing 8$ acres
more or leas with the appurtenances.
Terme-10 per cent, of hid at time of aaltbf
ante at confirmation. LEWIS EISNER,
Sept. 24, 1872-4 w. Guardian, 6c.•
WAgbillffi c 1
-“TE want an energetic and capable man to canvass
T T for us and represent our Nurseries in tide or ad
joining counties—same one who can give his time and
attention to the business. se as to build up a, perma
nent trade. Applicants please state age and previous
Misidonocenpation arid give references. Termafagoorn-,
. .ELX. HOOSEDA DD
WlR i t# 4 l , l qVi.t ,
1, „ 4. ir • a.-
"• E i Teti,tor,•fale.:..
Brrlrtuals all order Of We ten* Mutt or ne
county of Tioga, expose to saleiat puilU
veudtle, orih titthalladr-berretetUat ttbfpfibed. th the ,
township of Tioga, on Wedneaday, the lath day of
October next, at One y. in., the following described
lots of land, belonging to the estate of Vine DePul, '
deceased, to wit:
A lot of-land situated in the townships of Tioga and
Lawrence, in said county; beginning at the itaftfi. •
west corner of lot No. 2 of .Bingham lands, conveyed.,
by the Trustege of..the Ditiglienseatidele Jacob. Prot*: I
man; thence along the north side of said kit south,
89 degrees east, 253.7 rods; thence along the east line '
of warrant No. 4,300 north, four degrees east. 151
rods; thence north,B9 degrees west, 126.4 rode; thence
shah, my, degrees west, 185.4 rolls; thenta along the
west line of warrant No. 1,300 south, 13 degrees
. misivaseanto449Yoollkia's4.*:4lo.lltiPinitel
253 acres. more or less.
Also another lot of land situated in the said town
shilpialabeginsdnt at e n r lti in thee fe r ia on
the pi and4Z47
Rs beealonli *bah norttiP 1 14 '
east, 84 rods; thence north, 15% degrees west, ten
rods to the public road on the west side of the 'Bog*
river, from Tioga to Lawrenceville; thence south,.BB%
degrees west, along said road. 42 rods; thence north.
803, degrees west, 26 rode to !argiq.glpt by - the Atisib
docking on the west aide of fhb' ea% mill; Wedge
north, 71% degrees west, 22.6 'rods to a post about
two rods west of the mill race; thence south, 353 de
grees east, 38 rods to the place of beginning; contain
ing 10.2 acres, with a saw mill and dwelling house
thereon, and mill race, bulMtead,' dapic water
power appurtenant, and btTgot ;gold, x 1 n f oe
Saw anti a touring mill, ME - AU - me t her ladd'
hereby offered for sale, a very desirable property.
' Terms of sale: fifty dollars down at the time, aside,.
and enough more to make one-half the purchase mon
ey on confirmation of the sale by the said court; and'
the balance of the purchase niteney. with inteMitisone •
year from the time of sale. '
EEIZA DE PUT, Executor.
Sept. 24, 1872-4 w
STAIAte-ziipiLP of ma 5'4 i`e - ` . ;c
imt;
a ter r atl i g 't
‘ar
111111Piriu-gigteedato 4rOite 6 fis
C e e tlte.animata , q LI A, It,
yth,
ftt....21.14010it,
T 014 8 10 OVA T 1141
ALL kinds, styles and sizes of Pictures taken and
executed in uptiatic manner at D. H. Naransore's
Gallery, opposite Cone Itouite, Wellabora.
Pore
‘1 _ 1 1 ;;;!.:
raits on Porootaur riates;
Notbulgolocitibe,optreciitt.4.iti_qsN4eautiful Por-,
celain pictured sn'n gelYnt , C 4126 of VaMO4 Tiil.6- 1 3 6 11;
fleas and delicacy are superior to anyliallit produced
on iron or paper. IS YOU Willa
,tifso4r self, gptiNtiramo4i'W, , „
4 ..1f0u,0A.t.' 9 990.1netuttikt adAji to: iii0;10 to?
maramore's.
If you %mut something that looks like you, go to Ngt
amore's. .
Itlnit want an Pagnnrr‘ntyvv . ,
Antbrotylis. dr other pictures Copled.aud;ettlaided lli
can do that as reasonable as guy other man. They
will be finished in India Int, Oil or Water Colors when
desired
MEIEMI
Persons wishing pictures of gronps and children,
Vill-teeelVe especial attentiow= 41%4- •“ri
A large assortment of Frames at Franilniliftifittsf
eazumnitly,orr hand, All }:itikls of%
IlfcturesiFvamctuOr4l
ti.R —Don't mla l take the place. dVer A. B. Eaatoian's
Dental Rooms:
April 24, 1811.-tc. , P. VI. liiAl-st:movr::".
QEO. A. DERVY
1-lA"just returned from the city with the largest
stock of
El
4,,1300E MW SHOES
8 IS
Ladies' ..Kid and Cloth,
Taorols 094 , 741 Octiteps,
Ladies, 'Misses, Children,
and Baby's Shoes.
• t •
Gents' le)-B 4? - 4,18/44.44 I
Prince ./11b erKoff
Bola
. ..Cal a. f.W-Azp-tßoil - os A 4.
routio' i3oots.
4t tact, all kinds of Mena' and NN'oulerea lyear kept
a drat-chlae Shoe Sitqre. a tiost sowed Women's
Shoes eyer orl'ere4 to sliiiiniarket. We defy the world
_ 3 00
- § 7 5 0 7 g 5
. -
If you don't believe us, try us. We buy ouly the beef
stock, and have as good C9rdwatere as lunacy ran
hire, -
ftr.dtiVITTIRI Gone neatly, and dvl,4tell
of till jgpda coristaniV cni iuwet.
Cash paid for tildes, Deacon
liavingjnitt filled up our shelves with s alcaic:c aim. k,
personally selected l'or this inarliet, we respectfully
solicit a fair share of trade. '.5n4411 tuollts snit- 'rick
returns," we believe to be i !plod Villainess outrun .•
tind.tve hold the best goods, to be the' chedliast. 'We
keep no shoddy. Our assortment to fillibeiUM to meet
- -aikeirtintl - takteti.74-.Wa-AttYlte'....oldr.luttroutrillUdAtux.
public generally to call and examine our stork. No
trouble to show goods. Always to be found, one door
north of 0. B. Kelkeyi Store, Main
_Street, Wellsbofo,
P 4L iZ asrii/A
4 ;3' ii it'SV X FPl..WOt4i
. .
General Election Proclamation,
wHERF,AS, by an act of she General AsseinblV. of
Y A V OPintribuwectillt of Pennsylvania, entitled,
la act to regulate the tietieral Elections- of this Com.
monweiliftuerooted gfiZ=Vniir Hese, it ter
en40inci114241404441bv -,wElit officers tu.
to 00 elected—therefore I, E. A. FISH. High Sheriff of
Ttoga county, do hereby make known, anti give this
public notice to the_Electors of Ti.:ia • couniy, that a'
General Election will be held throuebout the county
on the'2d Tuesday of October nexte-,bk.ing„ tbe•_signk
day thereof, at the several districts OW:: ~ ant county
namely : -
Blom' township, Arnot school house.
Blossburg borough, Union school house.'
Brookfield, South Road school hogs;, . .
Charleston, Dartt Settle tit sohoo) ky f ose. , •
Clymer, Sabitielittleyte Antuffts 0••• -
.- ;'''''n om `'
Cbatham, Chatham Ce r ilethobLolist-•ir-e. - t - ,
Settle
poyffigtens, hotel of GA:avail -4-, t--,•-••,,, tt-4
dopvington borough, hotel of Thos. Graves,
Delinar, Court House.
Deerfield, Cowanesque /Ulnae,
' liland.boraugh, SintIYSti,USTL. . i.;.-.
Stilth echo na house - •
4 ciactok borough, Fallow School house.
It
Fie OM: Geediebetict,holagai i.: - ..- • ",..a. , ...-
_.
i., ..I:lSinettaii• AlliettAllYelgile, .." 4 -'. br-': , `4 -- 1 11:::' , .4 . 3 :j.
Hamilton township, Morris Run Halt
Jackson, house of o.llamiltots.
Knoxville borough, Eagle - House,
„Lawrence, Slotson's Hotel
4
Law.iin s .,.... •s tr o t „.....uotel:. .4
0 - - - ,: o t ..'
Lib - A • i ' Co iv ,t, it :!,': ,i; ~,f t - ';:t..
M•-• • , - •it.• gbaell•ol libilse.tt, : : : $ -.itt
'Mains • usiboroug , P. Doud'a Hotel.
lifiddlebur3•. Hollidaytown school hou.c
Alorria,,bouse cif Geo. Grist. • -,- .
Nelson, bout& 0f114r2.9"4 *vatic* , • -
•
oil-eolt„ Is. A; J. l'utibra Bloclr. - ' - -
ilism. a) Allaptilatpti_fh: - /f..,' . ..".7. , frn: .'... • '•'..
Rittlaild,liouse of Vezlitasker. l. A . 5 .--j- d2 i , ,11s i 1:':.
Sullivan, P. Dond's 01. -- .- ..
}Happen, Big Meadow school Innis* - - • - ,
.Tloga,....liotel of Ellakht, Smith.' • • • • -
Zoga borough, Hotel of piss
r at E. l24llrt i ct. . f rto 1,11 - A ---1-4g
Viresttlat4 haVingh.
pd; house o f William L. Thomas.
m, house orßohn .
which time 411td.PhIce thltn'iviltliii ' Faecal:ale
following State, District and COunty ,officers; -
One person St Oovernor.of the Crepigionwesith Of
Perinailverda• . .
Me person for Auditor Genneloal thik„Catuttene ,
wealth of Pennsylvania. :1;
One person for Justice of the Supreme Court of the
Commonwealth orßennaylvonla.
Three persons for Representatives at Laige from the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, in the Congress of
the United States. • ,
Twenty-eight peisiThs Its ^ Delegitei at Largi• to ' the'
Convention to Amend the Constitution of Pennsylvan
it IrrePriXr.Shall vote 7 for more than fourteen. (14)
One person for Additional Law Judge of the 4th
Good •Pictar•e
DERRY PISHLER,
evet brought into WoUnbar°,
con9lgtthg of
CUSTOM WORK.
Loather and Findiugo
Pelts - and Fun;
Judicial District of Peun'u
. .
0 Unfit() nottoill e Eighteenth ( IA) platelet
of CV , the United States. •
T *.regri I eta the Sixteenth Sena
tor: I lee ,Ts 4.. it Mee to the Convention to
Atneud tffe Conalltutbei of Penn's. No person to vote
for more than ism delegate.i.
One person to represeut There romite In the Mouse
of Representatives of the emmuunwealth of Peep - it.
One persou for Prothonotaty of-Tioge County:
Out person for Treasure r of Traga county.
• tine person for Register & Recorder °Mktg& County.
-o' °Me pew( . .•.i .. - stoner f •1,, .. a 4 nett.
htelper' e • , ~ i of Tiol _S. , ,••
_.
~_
dlitek ~.a , „..., by , hid the
Op 'IV • . - . - :tr"•'eleetio •.• • . P. Moe,
ttei -4 . . • . " -., :bons _ ' •t. . 7 r‘ ...t., ',, ~
ti k t.
elections, being the 11th da' of October-••,,-
, I sin by said act further . . .. to give wilt+ , k„
every person, except Audi - of the Peace, who, , ‘
hold bfillee or apeointreents of trust or profit a 'fr: ,
'governuaent of t. 13)3111ed States, or of this State. . - )4;
.1 4.
any city or incorporated di et, whether aco , ,
10120 d officer or agent, who or shall be enlo° Ye dl i n e' ; '?
'dl's legislative; e&ecntiv or judiciary departineutt
..' 4nltlikititlecCisinyelego rated district ; and also
I F
11 t every merrzher OfCett ss , and of the select; o$•
common council of any ty, COI22I3IIeaIOLICIV of stay
incorporated district, Is by w incapable of holding Or,
exercising at the same time office or appointment
of judge, inspector, or OPI. any election of this,
Commonwealth, and that n mot , judge , of any.,
other officer of any such _ n shall be eligible to
any office then to be voted r.
ei tt
And the law of 1866 dire : - -
' - i'Abeelualified voters of e avers' counties of this
'Commonwealth at all gene , vandlip and borough
and special elections , are h b required to vote, by
tickets written or minted, o partly written and partly
printed ; severally audited as follows: one ticket shall
.tpribraceCooemeVE
iz eourts voted for.
rar Aldfillied ' . ;' one ticket' shall
nili 4 he eleame of • • State officers voted for,
I and be labelled, .Statee;on ticket shall ettibmeez the
• names of all the county oft n voted for, including
office of Senator, member inl members of Assembly,
, livoted tor, and members o fCongress, if voted for,
and labelled ' Countye one ticket shall 'embrace the,
.nameteofill township office voted for. and be /a
-le? 'Tetanal:lll* one yet t e thallethracethe O t i ,e uxls,
IMillgrMt, iiiineiltiiii i trae t totiterl Y i n. se '
.aretelt i z ak •
c Aes." .. : •
•
i& Wonstlxiltie eta the-organization of
o election, etc., see ws of 24 July, 1839,par0 •
oblift misell2,,sicul ithto hlet laws of 1869, page 49,
hienlithetrtziothe Mid 1 e s leetion districts.
41eittu t
' Wzotness, By an act of thCongress of the united
States, entitled "An Act •to amend the several acts
heretofore passed, to provi e for the enrolling' and
calling out the national to Land for other 7;nlePos-
es," and, approyed . March d, 1864, all persona who
i. i ti t
have deserted the militiry or naval service of the
• United States , and whole/. not • been discharged, or
'relieved &earths •ponalty;• r-ellaahillty therein pro
vided, are deemed, and take , to have voluntarily re
linquished, and forfeited, their. rights of citizenship,
; and their rights to becomeVeen', and are deprived
of, exercising any
. rlg,lits of , tizetts th ereof:
t
And whereas, Versals, no eietlitehie of z:the United
States, are not, under th e natitulion and laws of
TlieetotYliriitterelffifffilefreMtriirtlifiretannson
wealth: -
• Szerros 1, Be it enacted biz the Sena te
~ and House of
. 4.,..• ,
,e j (atgf r of, te i • hag ' wirdr - ,,Pennsy/vania in
• el' . As bke e/ .41 is canard by the au
* , •
of tilt tire, . ' e nit hereafter to be
held in this co mmonwealth, it shall be unlawful for
the judge or joepectars of y 'such election to re.
cafe any ballot, or ba ll ots,from any person, or per
ilous, embraced in the provmiens, and subject to the
*llltilselllity, impoteel by said et of Congress , approved
i )
March 3d, 1865, and it shall e unlawful for any,seell
person to offer to vote any ballot, or ballots.
:SECTION 2. That if any au 1b judge and inspecteh of
election, or'ellY one of the shall receive, or cousent
to receive, any such disqualified person, he; or they.
so offeuding, shall be &It) of a misdemeanor, arid
teio . ticibitylithltethereof, In any court of quarter semi-'
ions of this commonwealth, he shall, for each offence,
be sentenced to pay a fine of not leas than one hun
dred dollars, and to undergo an imprisonment, in the
jail of the proper copnty, fo - not less than sixty days.
• Sretios 3. That if any person deprived of citizen.
lahlit;and disqualified as aforesaid, shall, at any!elec
tion. hereafter to be held in this commonwealth, vote,
or tender to the officers theieof, and offer to 'vote, a
ballot, or . bailout, any person so offending. shall be
decrueleguilty of a misdepeaMar,Au „„on conviction
themeeiimaqicourt of like* s'eof this cone
moovee01), 1) all, for each: ot. 0 21Infijklied in like
, matiner.g.l.4: ovia,:a in th p &limit efetian of this
aett le the,case of officers bf i • e tedti n eceiviug such
• nufswpal lialint, or ballote.if A I, d 1 1 '•,.J
BECITON 4. That if any person shall hereafter pgr
snails, or *Wise any person, or persons, deprived of
citizenship, and disqualified, as aforesaid, to offer - a y
ballot, or ballots, to sue o ffi cers of any electiou, h e' a--
after to be held in this commonwealth, or shell ri
1 4
euade, or advise, nuy sucheer to receive any ballet?.
or ballots, from any peal's' deprived of citizenship,
cil
and disquelified as aforesei , quell person, so offend
ing, B e a u be guilty of a mu demeanor, and upon con
:01tlitO fliottliztfEtninny con. PC( go.artef dons of
fide ebriariceiwealtie'shallii .-'planialle'd 114.11ke manner
as is providea in the 'wean. section of this act, in tbez .
case of office's of melt elec lon receiving sucb unlutte
• fni bill l 4OT 10444 il J: n ; it' .
•1
At the same time and pia • fi, also, an election will be
-fi'ild for delegates to the co vention to amend the Con
:etifiltion of the State, in co . fortuity with the Act, en=
titled —An.Act to provide r calling a cohvention to
'autetul the Constitution," a mroved April 11, /b 72.--
At Prefierlbed by said ,Itet,.t, e frifilfl rilltkiiitd re
•nlattol,fil shall'lMA•ifttril 11, findlth,b, %turns 1
'the same; .
first. Ai the general elec !Onto be held the second
Tuesday cd October next, th re shall be elected by the
codified electors of this Cot monwealth, delegates to
at coaVention to revise and a neud the Constitution of
this State; the said convert ion shall consist of one
hundred and thirty-three ru i tmbers, to be elected in
the manner following! Twe ty.eight member/ thereof
-shall beget:led in the state at large, tey follows: ~. Each
voter
iio in. tie State Shalt Vebilia f r tint more than fourteen
estralidedes, the. IlVenty hr . ,„highbilt in - Vote Shall
'be deClared'elheted; ninetytn nib di:le - gates illiall be tip•
pointedto bald efeated 'from that.dinerent genata m i
districts of the State, three delegifes'to be elected for
eitatoteng.tur therefrom'tunkin fartnelollstrict
delegates; eiteliVotirlhaTflreigt 64 vole fur'not.
mere Seto two_of the members : to e choti'eu from Its
irslet, ut.d.f_e three calidkleetitale , it in Vote illill"
I.eV tut echncreledeet. evetm body Of Ailaghatty;
UsuNgitig the "Vweeftv-thtrd Sell CAM instrict, where
no yoke Allah vote far Mere than six eandtdates, and
the nine highest in vote 611;011 be elected, and the coma
ties of Euxurub, Monroe and Pike. forming the Thir
teenth Senatorial District, where no voter shall vote
for more than four candidates, and the 1814 highest in
vote shall be elected, and additional delegates shall be
'chosen from the city of Philadelphia, bye, vote al large
in said city, and in their election tin voter !shall vote
'for more than three eilMilitte4. and the at; highest in
vote shall be declexed Ale 14.
'460/0. he Taagestgicl 'Meeting for each election
dielrlet shgli 'V proVide two suitable hoxe4 for each Don,
one 41 vw4teh 'to deposit the tickets voted for Delegates
at large, end the other in which to deposit the tickets
voted for District Delegates; which boxes shall be la-.
belled respectively, " Delegates at large" atka, sta.• l
trict Delegates;" midi!) each district lik tick city CI i' il'
adelphia an addititinal box nintlthe p,revided for each
poll r in which to depohit ttle tielter4 Note 4 1,5,e i' City
Delegates:" and said lAst mentioned 1,, , ,01ieg , must each
be !sherd i• City Dilegatee."
- ilefr 'The said election shall be hold and conduct
ed by propeFelection offieers of the several election
districts or the commonwealth, and shall be governed
and regulated in all respects by the general election
laws of the Commonwealth, do tar as the same shall be
applicable thereto, and not inconsistent with the pip,
visions of said act,
'~':if3
4014 X VISIJLER
Fourth. The tickets to be voted for tAsotbars a
large of the convention shall hays nn the outside the
words "Delegates at Aro." apit op the itiside the
names of th9,capolmea voted fur, Out exceed.
17 .4 f t rfr h tri e,,, r ek t4 ets 4o4 be oted fur district member
tbilocohvntion shall have on the outside the !vet:as
1001 /Delegates," and tut the inside the mat Or
liana 4.l"the ettntliOtatest yetvd for, not exceeding the
illniteifl as aforesaid; but any• il4et
wAtfcti gh coIoADA a greater rannllaor of names ptoin
itnniber for Which the voter shall be entitled .td;
vote, einAl be rejectottl and to case of the delegates' td
be C/10333/1 at huge in Philadelphia, the words, City
Delegates," shall be on the outside or the ticket.
.S IM. .In the city of Philticlelphla the return Atttges
shall meet at the State House, at 10 o'clock op the
Thursday next following thel eleetten o vtd tnalM out
the retud us of said city, ofthv votes cast theretn*Tor
delegOtes at large s t ud 9,1 V sna district delegates. to be
members of the conxentiettki rctorttjuditea-ot
several election districts wtthin quit comity of time
State, excludtrig vnitadolphva, BLAU maul on Ifrlday
'next, toiliwaug the olovtlon, at time penal place for the
- meeting% of We retdrn judges or their county. and snake
out Nil ancl aeOurale return a fur the county. Of the
votes cast therein for mombArs of the eonveution add
felt dietmiut members of th"ame; and the proceed
thirt of the return judges of %no said city-I've
phis, silt of the se‘eral c uLties of the ominnott-
Wealth. lu the making of t .r returns, shall lic",ttie .
sumo 114 those prescribed to retarn judges it& time &Is
of au elevtivu for Ooveruor, ex,:ept Unit, teturto traus-f.
nutted to the Secretary- of lie commonwealth,' shall
be addressed to 111111 lone and not to DV Spent
et of the Betme. •
' AMENDMENT TO Ti E. CONSTITUTION:
••
'Whereas. a joint resoluti pr• posing an ataemeli
Want to tho Constitution n this t ommonwealthitaa,
b een... W m- 4, 10 ritEptlite-ti elect
'ea eacirnous - e - of tlie - Leilsfatiiie at two successive
se semis of the same which (is as lollows:
„•
-- Actintitesciirtticirlitricatinimittolue Con
siltation of Pennsylvania: .
lie it resolved, b 414 Senate anti Hattie
titre I)the-CemmonTeetlitt .ett Tilin , ,Vlcithici 11 .'6V°'
ameniluisai 'the
' 0 04i4 1 441,4 1 , 4141,*0.1
tli4E€y idmir their it or rejection, pursuseittp
the iiiromaions of the tenth article thereof, to wit;
A.SIENDNIEN r.- i
" . Strike out the , sixth. 'section of the sixth ai•ticie of
the Congtitatioh, .and'insert in lieu thereof tto follow
- fig : ....A - Stitfirrrelslireridlaille christen by the guali
llost.electootof,thittate.„Ateitoolitimes and f •r ;au&
*ith, or se 4* it , :a~itirt,pr2s4ilibed by law.' •'
Ana, Whereas, John NV, Cleary, Governor of the
Comfrionwealth itif Pennsylvania, hi obedience tq the
.Act Of Assembly approved tie 11th day of Apil.t!, A...D„ :
1872, for the purpose of asc ,rtalning the senae ot the.
,people,of this ComMonweinth in Ward to the Sdop
-tlorecorlcjection of salil a mndnieut, as provi hid- In,
the tenth article cif pie con dantton, bas Issued td me':
a writ of r,loation, given It vier hi., hand and th t great;
seal atthaState ' , comma iding anti requiring itle• Ao ,
give notice hi the usual manner and its requiring
1 LW ',re
quired, that an election wal he held according to the
.ternia_ol.,tile-CritUllitilliOn s V.' the provisions of tug lket
e)tthe t r A l iatllly alb • said ,. for the purpo ik ' , of ,
Kilt etin ittilta and iatffication or rileei...
isn one all q , VAer,:tr.rr,.l do hereby!gfVb-
Mice, that at- the same time and places . , alsi an
' election will be beithipon said amendment in:conf rm
ffy with the act entitled ...an Act preeeriLing the UPS'
and.nianner otantouitting te the psdple - fol. thenj ap - r
proval strid-rattitcation or rejection a proposed ernes!
.-'
gli' tug pittstitution,';itpporved n ikpnil,,, i _l4,.„„&:.; D . , .
tdefieilltad try sartfAct,:,ttia*likititi rt a ,50.4 - .:
regulations shall apply to'sairVilectliin, and ' Vito gn.:
turns pf,the same: ,• - • • 1
First.- Alai' election shall lki oPened, bridatid (Ai:ilea,
.upon thb 'day •- t aforesaid, at the oaces and w flap
tleli tourti atlindi." t . f . IVA • '1
, L: - ! tkaral ete..t ,niaor,
~thh i coAtita t o o m ~ . - I or; 01).W. - . 1. t1y,411.•
t
' iiiid AClReV l itie It . , II 170 .i an y f the jnilni 5... ite..-
spet t arattlitl *riff of kaelilor said townsi.ii a 14,
oug .itartia.preAtiets and listr:MA. tore - ,. i te .,;..' t&
Heide ectlonllcketa, Pallet v i rittni or prninfct, o, part
,' ly written Cir...4otty printed, row raeit oi tie ills dined
1 .votencif.lhlllfltitto, w .iiiply PIP'? ,llic, „%sidit aii4 to
1,E005.A10.,1-11tIcer* in.,, , b4rniseib befinutite purpose,
' kerIGM-DylAa r Mileers: which nekets shat be
elred on„the oat aide - Amendment to the Co sti
tpnft' ahil e tui th nt e=l l. l . :: . For cite Amendment!! .or.
, 1 '•
" Ag a in s t I 6
it=agla e-"el l6 l 2lttra "4'
• all r - ' _ ice. il.ii
general elections ofilda Goinutotimmith are now tom
filleted: inlld it shall be the duty of the return knftlea
of the respective counii II and districts thereof, M first,
bia_J4l
1 1 :.1 42 , aisegained the wamtier of votes giv:'. -
' 'easier or ildafilthendinent, to make oult ;chi=
PdiCalie feturna thereof, expreisedlit words at leufitlk_
eta not in figurest,only;. - one sit nda' returnsi- ad'
ink*: shall be lodged in the Prothonotary's office of
the gra e 7Mrston Pic is of the proper county, lend ,
the '1 ed.and directed to the Secretary of i the
Oommonwealth, and'hy ono of the said judges depos:
ited forthwith in the must convenient poet office, upon
which postage shall be Paid at the expense of the rit•olc .
et chuntv -- • - ' •-•- ,
‘ l, ll - nd.lnThiliiitnelf eletti,iiiille* polls's/Ail he 0 1 4 4. atl
between the home of sii and arreii 0`9.1094 Se At . r nd
closed staheJteecloak-p. in, ,
- Olienvuder ufj , _ hailsttllVflqh94.Uth (W . -16thlday
of Septe/Plert 1874.. li. A. ?PH.
atterifir of Tina county.
HE!
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email amount of real. Uur stn . :Y. Is yEity LAlttiE In all DEPAR
1'
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fti,,l_Yl ii:i'ii_ci,
Fancy' Dry G
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And is almost daily replenishing with thervariona novelties as they bappt
Grateful for the sin g swed upon us by Fairl y seat wi t h
Tioga
lance of the sant% assusd t h o rn that they shad be dealt with and gat
Closittng, ae C. 24,184. •
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Cash
the true Basis of
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The stibscritier wuukl beg leave to call attention to his SPED?
)
rTEßalit
.41.C1N1up.,.. Id
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Caash and I,Leetcl
st lowest market prices. Housekeepers will do well to exam;
`Carpe - ts, Oilel
f•
to • ,•Table• Linen, and Window Dra
fs s t ;'
which will bo :Quid vrtir thy. of etteution. The lathes Will find it to the
his ritoa of
I .
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Dress Goods, Shawls, Laces
at; •
•
at thy contain Many baigaina —many of which have not been before offer
• .1 public are tvited to call and aee for themaelves
Irmo 1, 1872.
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Manutacbarers of Stationary and Portable Rtiginee and ROOM. Gearing; tithe
IoV Rit‘v.lll.lliii RAM Mills and 'antiortes; Ovens and'Oistes, for burning Tan.
-and leselied , blitlrAlstingsrßoftrßetheed Frogs, clothe, and Repairing done at
*eatuiZtittar :(124 r pointy, and can ~urpiab ~lac>3ine
Rl72 -Ig.
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. 4.'"2 •15194,k illopkiz - Wellsboro.
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1 , -, fr ; r . FALL' Alia' WINTER- GO
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PRY - ; GOODS, 'I,4DIES ' DREIS GOODS, ALAp 4 k
~.: -. - - . ..;l:Wotit::l4l:ll,At-gES,• LAWS, 'BIIOAIR
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,
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.. Boots itii.l ShCkji. • •
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sirk z ..
psis masked theta down to Teri LOW prices for cash. Now is the time
(nothing cut and made to order, and a perlict nt, guaranteed.
401$1, 1472. \ ' i • I ,
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1000: Me
and c
'wantdi at ttoi
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Ele
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1,44 edlell.6l' , to carry away Fart of their
Stook •of
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MO
which he is stow receiving, and which he offers
iicossler3r,
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Call and see the
1
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Goods
undies will be exelninge3 fox a
t ..ILLNTS espanially in
mwos,
OCS,
in Use New York 'Markets
peounty we bespeak a contin
i sfaction guaranteed.
aural t& win&
Business.
AND S JDIZSE:R
[I- SI
!o, Lis stock of
interact totlook ttu•ougl
ORE
3PEtwr
this,
ery, l'
id .loves,
I 1
d in this market. The
HARDEN.
4
S
Si. °•
i ne Shope
0.
la.
,g ind Naehixtery required
i , vvs for moving ut:ed
art notice.' We . ve fa.
cheaper thou See or
SBN CunN7s, N.Y.
Store,
DS,
AS, POPLINS,
Bats, Ciis,
agouti good Viegains.
To, , GD
Ilea& tieturicrs
MEI
.Drugs and Medicines,
(Patent or otlierwlae)—Alen fur
PAWS, OILS, VATINISIIES,. GLASS, Furry,
AND ALL STYLES OF .13ROSFIFS,
/WOO TO BEAD QUARTETtfi.
Choice Liquors, Cigars,
and TOBACCO. 'Akio fur
. _
C) 4=o IC. 63
Religions, ifistortealAtedical, Legal, Mtn* or BeltooL
N. E. A. full assortment of the latter. Also, an ex.
6ellent assortment of
ALBUMS. lIIIRRORS, FICY/tRE FRAMES,
STATIONERY, CORDS AND TASSELS,
rzra
GG-rooer3.e as
On Teas, sugars, Coffee, Sprup, Molasses, Ride, Spices:
Soda, etc, we will not be beaten In price or quality.—
We will sell choice Teas by. the chest, or sugar by the
barrel, at as low itg - ures as the same (tin be bought at
this side of New York.
Y. S. TRY OUR 4 SHILLING TEA..
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS erc.
br
I
old ea ie newest styles, and lamp chimneys that WM
l. • •
' aney - and 'Toilet Articles.
PERFUIItRY, Tort= SOAPS. PIYSLIDEB
BRUSHES, &c., &c., LDIEWIEtE CITY
',EBY AND JEWELRY. mars
IND LASHES.
We holdlweniy clearable Tillage lots for sale In the
central part of the towu ; and will also loan money at
realonablo rates.
N. B. W. W. We b hai hie office in our store,
where he may be c ted for advice or treatment.
Jan. 1,1872-4 r. HASTINGS & COLES.
INPORTAN TO FARMERS:
rpav uuderalgned, an experienced, practical cooper
j: is manufacturing a' first-class article of work, con,
siding of
Butter Firkins, Butter Tgbs, Barrels
Churns, Wash Tubs&c.
Lining to the influx of firkins and tuba into this v.l
Inge, creating n monopoly and combination which will
inilegg 1 act spetdily, overthrow me in this branch o
business, therefore I shall sell direct to the farmers'
from my shop, from the )et of August, and continu -
through the season,
FITLEIIiSI at
TUBS AND 00VE133 at
FOR CASH ONLY:
J, :WILLIEEN.
.corta.r Water ar.l Crofton sire&
Welleboro, Pa.
July . 31, 1e72-1.50/. '
MRS. A. J. SOFIELD t
Is Dow receiving from New York, a fine ala3rtie
0
• Ditillliaerry --
-
AND
H ; FANCY GOODS,
whfch she offers to the public at low rates. Eve
thing usually found in a
Fancy Store, -
will be kept on band and sold low for cash. e W
cox and Gibbs sewing machines for sale, and o rent.
Jan. 1, 1872, MRS. A. J. 130
.reposed -_A mendment to th+
Constitution' of Pennsylvani
JonsßEsournox
PROPOSING AN AMENDIW. I WO THE CON Al AU a lON
PE:7I4I3SIVANIA
Be it resolved by the Senate and House of Repres
tatives of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in (k
-en! Assembly met, That the following amendment
the Constittition of this Commonwealth be propoa
to the peoplefor their adoption or rejectibi), pursu
to the provisions of the tenth article thereof, to wit.
AMENDME , i. T
Strike but the sixth section of the sixth article cf
COnstitution, and insert in lieu thereof the fhowl
"A State Treasurer shall be oltosou by the undid'
electors of the State, at such times and ter such te 4
of service aY shall b., prescribed by law."
• WILLIAM ELLIOTT,
Speakzr of the House of Representatives
JAMES 8. RUTAN,
Speaker of the Senate
Assr.ovsr.—The twenty-suond day of blarcia, An
Domini one thousand eight hundred and seventy-
JNO. W. GEARY
Prepared and. certified for publication pursuant
the Tenth Article of the Constitutitm.
ETANCIS JORDAN,
Secretary oTthe Commonwealth
1 Office Secretary of the COnimoulNaltb,
Harrisburg, Juno 2Gih, 1872.
July 3,-Srn.
New Boot, Shoe, Leath
AND FINDING STORE.
Slevirsi
IN TtiE FIELD AGAD.I.
New Shop, Now Stock, and fire
class Work I
AN SWUNG from a Raul Gaol to a Kid Gattir, Be
lanQ
'Ladies' _kid znd Cloik Bai
- - morals and Gaiters,
Ditto Children's
and .hisses:
Gents' Cloth, Morocco,, an
Calf Gaiters.. Oxford'
tancl, Prince .filbert
Ties.
A good line of ono:tors, and a foil MO of
FINE . BOOTS,
ranging in price from $4,00 to $7.00, pegged arca liOn
CUSTOM BOOTS
from 15,00 to "16,00, and worth the money every ti
Leather and Findings •
at the loweat rates,' as ii.sual
S
The undersigned a ving spent twenty years of
life in Wellaboro— "uch of • the time on • the stool,'
penitence, drawing e cord cf affliction for the go.
of soles. believes tber la hammering than blowin
Wherefore, he will slily remark to his old custom-
and as many- new ones as choose to give him a'
that he may be found at his new shop, next doorto
T. Van Horn's ware rooms, with the beet and Ole,'
eft stock In Tier County. C. W. -11L1144 1 1
41 • ..i‘. • ~• . 71 , --' •
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