LOCAL NOTICES,
sz•ive and mend Iri4 SpAl4iiii $lOl tie
'polo Will certainly ettic
,oCt to try it. Sold by. -\,
Oct. PtEr.cE.
Palk - ATE furniture, &c.,
„ \ .,;,•for it few flays at the residence
P. C. VAN GELDER, i
O c t. 13 . - Alain St.
Dangittas Smith, 'the Weil knotrn
i um Tuner of Rochester, will be nt this
on or before the tnit weelsiof this. month.
toll with, Miss - Todd j will
"wilt attention. I 0ct. , 8, 2w.
The tindepigned. is shout to don up his
,ro f Blttekstnithing, in Wellrbbro
-ott: indebted to hint are requested to
Il till -ettle at MKT,. and save coat,
It. t Rica ART) LOLINEiIIT.'I2Y.
A I,I"I'BTU.ED BY SMILES IS SOZCWONT, and
‘ ,, a a e it daily, the white gleant of`the
101 , bkween the parted rubies will prove
As a Dentifrice, and the sweet
. of the breath will attest its purifying
„r.
fall goods, new dress goods, new,
poplin_,
~.f-, ribbons, gloves, - dornestic good=, largo
.trtment very low for cash at Ituthers,
Ado - & Co. Converse Block, Wellsbor.i.
uct t. 1382- aw.
BEE* FOR SALE.—The undersigned , lifts
lit-tike wartris of bees, which he will
II it lwblic rendue, on his premises in
nn.Sliturday, the 19th of °cul
-1 1,5;2. E. M. BODINE.
Sf,e: 2w.
A iwthor largo lot of those nice cheap
Goon 3 justreceived at ;Wickham &
m ; Come quick if you want a dress; for
i • n;,t oftet you find cuieh bargains. If you
,nit t.i see a, nice store, a nice stop': of good:3,
ul ho=t of all, the lowest prices, just call at
M•hlnuo & Parr's, Tioga, Pa.
(1, , t 1.3,-3w.
Cow Losr —On the 27th of Sicptember la.zt
cow belonging to me, strayed or Wrii stolen
ora F D. Bunnell's pasture. She is a mid
ling sized brindle cow. One of her horns
bent down lower than the other. She hai
'art. on her teats. I will pay five dollars re
itni her return, or for information that
ill lend to her recovery, Address
1.3, 157:1'"
Aquawka, Illinois,Sept. 1872.
Robeil Roy:—l, believe your Cholera
roph to be the befit combination medicine
er made for the cure of Diarrlicea,-Chotera
Disentery, Colic, &c., and as an an
,lote for Cholera. WP often have,a violent
p c these disorders on' the Mississfiri
ottomz, and yet I have preheribed.the
f.w twelve years with uniform success.
11, OnlEltlintly in my practice. Pleahe
tnl nio-ix dozen at once by express and
,1. 2 , Yours, Daniel P. Neihart, M. D. „
M r lirl l lots now 'opened and for - salea
• (h. ice aFsortment of ladies' and chir
n fall and winter goods of every Ayle
A Lid, which !,I) (A)er t ; at unusually low
te- A very nive asiortnient of rea I and
„datlion lace=, in all the new patterns.
:0,1 imitation hair goia.b. Ladh,' and
merino undvrgarnients. Merino
I ilocce-lincd hosiery. Yarns „ cif every
11,1 r.ir haittinl and other purpose q. In
int • and loods—hand made and new
f.-. All the newilsfyles of hats and bun
t•.: hd millinery in all its braDelies.
\\*,.tk solicited and guaranteed to please.
el j e ,Iteitatot.
11 - ESDAY, OCTOBER 1& - , 1872
Home Affairs.
r.kll Bh—i. th, ~nl7 , trotrict in the
int v that griei t)emorratie
-Thom ur Enhi,;,-,,t; which dun t pay
1\ ,•-t znan g 4,
Viii .1 C tiv, of Kpoxville, had a
z: ha=t Thur - i‘ - lay night froth his
- .. Tccial tefin 4 olurt commenced here
,terday. Judge 11“rrow, of Towanda., pre
lour.
—Tioga County cast 7,880 votes, for God
,or. and 7,890 for member of Congress last
I( i3O
—The old inay who was killed by the can,
few clays since, near Covington, was nam.,
Pliwnix
- Ilwre is to be a celebration of our vie-
Tioga this evening. Go down and
rv.v yourself!
—We are under obligations to Mr. C. S.
llitcornb, of Ronseville, for copies of Ve
,:oe,-.4, county papers
wa4 it was running on the "Liber
n, kot for District Delegate to the Con-
Convention ?
1 , s ear, ago Sherwood received 11
,1 1 ,,,it\ Well-bore; thii year Ito:;' , re
, c,r- to; majority. That will do.
- There were VS VIA PS cast for Governor
t, ,•11.1)oro laht Tuesday. That indicates
lo Boro has about 2,000 inhabitants.
}•e;u, ago Aringrong carried the
“ta.fy by 1,691 majority; this year Ross
by 2,731—a Republican gain of on
v
- Tim e hundred and nine votes for Hart-
high, Inetty good for Wellsboro, isn't it?
‘pe, nik when you consider the renowned
Mn,• in Buckram.-
3,-oti, Potter county, casts all her
-- verlit --fur Buekalew, and Po . rtag9
.ttirt.• the compliment by casting all bet's
I:111E1111ft
o.
MI
- Lot -1 0:11 , \ I tn,licitl gave Stanton a ma
..nt IT, 11w, year liartranft gets a ma
yrlt% t thought there
to, " ,, igsn" running in 'Mansfield.
11.1, gill Ilea 1:01/111.01Call niTqing next
..v..11 t the Culver Seliool House
( ' , 311 , •-t.,n, at u iicit Mr. T. 11. Edwards
01 \lv (i Lewis, will speak On the issues nP
vanvass•
-IV t• (• icidelited to the Cutnier'sport /6 - aft
copy of the otliCllll CIIIIVHST Of
r The enterprise shown in get
-1,1 the official table out do proroPOY is
1,0,1) l'utlitllble to the publisher of the
- year Stanton carried 'Richmond by
14 ' 1 1 , :ii ,, rity ; a al now Hartranft geti I G
11, :t ; .nib that township. And yet in -Rich
lu°'"l ftrk - • is Manmfleld, and in Mansfield
thrq, - ..rgan," and grimling that or-
r in thi, village lag Friday and
l.
WY to tILe general satisfac
''''' ..11 lotoro'ited; hut the attendance of
mai not - large. The Grand Na
t' Sweep,thdces abiorbs 'most
attention just noa.
,Eiplp, you remember. one-third of
IL e iteptib l iinenS of Tioga county had de
fur 9rePloy ; and now klartranft gets
Iii”.1 , q11: of 3.123, whereas Stanton gnt
1. , 371 ia,t. year. That is we gain 1,257
1i- t c , •9r's mujulity. Enough said t -
— Th.• Republicans of Wellsbero and • vi
d'"'LY ii•lebrated their victory with torches,
f•ri,\torl-,, salutes, a big bonfire and music
11:t Priday evening. Maj. Merrick, Judge
WIW)n, Dr. Packer and . John I. Mitchell
made short und telling speeches (rain the
'land on the public square.
correspondent informs us that a lad
"utile(' _Mitchell, in Blossburg, was shot with
h revolver last week Saturday. It seems
'that a man, whose name we did not learn,
tr od at another man, missing him, and the
diot took effect in the boy's shoulder. At
last accounts he was doing well.
— Just take a look at thevote of Charles-,
ton., Othertowns have done Well, but Charles-'
ton keeps the lead. 411 for Efartranft to 87
for Thicloile tv;:' n ninjoritiof "224 Or: tliettiOk
side. That' is
Promises to eollpse, that vote-neat montb"b ii
'rolling up a,bigger majority; for Grant,
•
—Last October S tan torfreeci
in the county; 'rind this year iltirtranft
ceivcs 5,501—a gainibt I,oB2._Then Alc.Cand : =:
less received 1,741, ancE.'nocii Bpokalew
ceives 2,876 ,
—a gain . of So - 091!Itepith-i
livens gain a little oVer 02 per cent-,,and
Dernoct'ots a little over 26 Per cent.
. _ .
year's vote \ , •
—Last week, .lienday night tiro gun shops
of 'Mr. James.l,beke, of - this village,- wits.
broken into and ilVe:rifles,_an'd one shot efik
carried oft' One of the rifles was ftitirithieite
day hidden near the shop; the load evident: ,
ly. pro v ng too hedv . :foi- - - the - burglar:' The,
property stolen is wcirths-.O . ver .$lOO.. Mr..
Locke oilers $lO reward - for - its - return - and,
the capture of.thc_thief. . -•
—7lVe are indehttal,to a valued
,correspond
ent, at Farmington Hill for a lively account,'
a
of 'Greeley, BuckaleW andSherWood.
ing at that place on the evening of thofith, nt
which flumphrey,'Eyon:and Peck held forth
on the iniquities of Hartranft,• and-so-forth=
The meeting byoke_ up' with an animated die.
cussion on bark. • Faiii- - iington cast 212 votes
for member, of Congress and gave , Boss,a
jority of 92. That's what the pedple of-Farm-:‘,
in ton thought alio& it.
Last Tuesday was finC an autumn - ;d4::
14'S ver dawned, and. it well..lMPrdVid;
o,y he Republicans of Tipga county.
in Vellshoro the election xves warmly
,CUrh,
test , d, Mr. J. G. Magee, of Watkins, N E N, -
" to .ing a hand in" by proxy: bitttborOiliaa
no serious disturbance. The bars were. all
close& in obedience to the Jail,' paSsediest :
winter, and there were few drunken men to
be seen on the streets. The , politicul work. :
ers did their beet; , almost everybody. ytoted
who was entitled_to, and.thesloriods result
will be found on our second page. •
—Bowen
.& Cone's Hall was Republican_
Headquarters last Tuesday night, and one of
the happiest crowds you ever saw gathered,
there to get the returns. There was speak
ing, singing, glorious news from all quer-- ;
ters; and mtch cheering! None : - ot , your
"Rebel yells," but honest Republican obeers,
When the news came from Mansfield, Tiega - ,. ,
and above All from Charleston, there).Was
some little noise made, and when:
patch came from Mr. M. H. Cobb al - stains,
us that the State was safe for Hartfataft, the,
people seemed wild with joy. E , h.ry_
publican felt jolly, .:
. and not until near morn
ing di'l they all leave for home. Such a day
and night is worth a year of ordinary life.
Joirl: Oen,
WelMoro, l'a.
SUN ' DAY SCII.OOT. INSTITUTt.The, Tioga
Sunday School Teachers' Association will
hold, its next regular meeting at Tiogit on
Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 23d and24th:
The programme of exercises offers . to Hid
friends ofl the Sunday School the discussion
of important 'subjects by experienced work- .
among Whom we notice Rev. G. A.
Relts, of Philadelphia, secretary of the State
Sunday School Association; Rev.
Huntington, Prof. Verrill, Prof. Winters
and Rev. N. L Reynolds. ,
A commendable feature of this Institute
will he the combining of theory anirpractice
A'Sunday School composed of the audience,
with officers and teachers selected at the time,
will give opportunity to witness the conduct
of 0 1 , % S un d a y School session as well as the
different ;methods of teaching, after which
thecritieism upon tl e school will brinqup
essential points whi b otherwise might be
overlool: ed.
Those in charge luq'e served the Associa
tion well by prese,atin. so good a programme.
Excursion tickets 11 be issued Over the
Tfoga and Wellsboro Railroads. The hos
pitable people of Tioga invite to their homes
the workers of the ,)eounty. The Suly
School is deservedly engaging the attention
of the Christian men everywhere, and meet
ings of this kind will do mach to awoken
enthusiasm and increase the zeal and
cieney of the-teacher. It is to he hoped that
all in any way interested in the work will
aid it by their presence at the Institute in
Tioga
Thk convention met at Blossburg, on
WMnesday, Sept., 11th, 1672, at 101 o'clock
a. \V. C.'l'., 0. V. Elliott in the chair.
The following appointments pro ton., were
then made : W. V. T , 'Airs R. B. liireh ;
W. C Rev. .1. A. Basquell ;W. 0 G. ,' E.
R. Meeker. The Convention then opened
in older, and prayer was offered bythe Chap
lain. The minutes of the last Convention
were read and approved,- after which the W
C. T., appointed the following committee
On' Credentials—B. Monroe, J. Donnelly
and Bud Baldwin. 'On Resolutions—T. It
Edwards, S..F. Richards and, the Rev. J. A.
Baskwell.
Adjourned until 3 o'Floelt- p. rn.,
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Assembled 119 per adjournment. Conven
tion opened with prayer. Committee on
Credentials reported the following delegates
and L. D.'s entitled to seats : New Hope—
Mrs. R. B. 'Erich, Mr. and Mrs. 0. V. Elli
ott. Mainsburg—Lorenzo Doud and J. A.
Boyce. Covington—S. F. Richards, E. R.
Meeker, and Mrs. A. L. Meeker. Morris
Run—T. H. Edwards, Mrs. P. H. Shea Miss
Jennie Davis and W. A. Davis. Fall Brook
—George Wilson, Andrew Nilsson, Mary .
Tait and E. E. Filler. Wide Awake—L.
A. Johnson, Alice Johnson, Mrs. Inscho;
W. 11, Sigston and' Viola Malerson. Bless
—,J. R_ Miller, 11. M. Beeles, Elia Earnest,
and James Donnelly,. D. D. Wellsboro—
B. Monroe, John Brown, Michael Mc
"Malian, Levi Mead and ,V. Clock: Tioga—
Buel Baldwin, H. M. McCulloch and E. T.
Bentley. The reports from the Lodges,
were now veiled for, an responded to by
the delegates, showing the condition of the
Order in the county. Very favorable re
ports were received from most of the Lodges,
,ome having largely increased their mem
bership since the last meeting. The Con
vention then proceeded to the selection of a
place and time for the'nextmeeting: 'Morris
Run was selected as the - place, and the 10th
of December as .the time. The following
resolution was then offered and laid over un
til the next meeting: !
Re.iolved, That the Conetitntion of the Convention
he so altereti that each Lodge shall he eutitlethtd One
representative for every ten members or fractional
thereof.
Under "Good of the Order," several
short speeches were made on Local Option,
and the political aspect of the Temperance
question. Adjourned to meet_at the M. E.
church at 71 o'clock p.
Met as per adjournment. E. T. Bentley
was appointed chairman. After singing,
prayer was iiffered 'by the' Rev. J.. A. BM,:
quell. iippriipriate and very interesting
speeches . were then-made by Rev. IL - Lamb
kin. Rev J. A. Rishuell and S. F. Richard's'.'
'rho house Was well-title d with intelligent
and attentive listeners, antithe nieeting was
one long to be reniem a ber by the citizens
(Jr Moss - burg. After singi g the DOI:010,1Y,
l r
the meeting adjourned to I met at the Lodge
Boom, nt 9 o'cloik on Tht I
'' sdaylinorning. ,
sliSsioN ot , ' TiIURSD/Y MORNING. -.
Convention met in opell Session. S. F.
Richards in the cluiir—prayer by the Rev.
3, A. Basquell. One-hour for "Good of tho ,
Order'' —a pleasant and profitable dismission,
was had, many of the membefs participating,
The Committee on Resolutions Was - called
for, and reported tis follaws :
itesquii, let, That in the Independent Order of 0 pod
Tonplars NO recognize' an institution thorough in
orgaiiization,, efficient in purpose, ainr replete with
generous m mirk/II for the reclamation of the di -nail! d
and the dethronement of the ”rnm power I" that our
.murso thus - me Las been a minima success ; what
owe seethed utter impossibilities, have by our efforts,
become glowing realities ; and we ieel,prond to._ Int
mitigate to all, that our orgahlaation is the hope of
the oppressed, the succor of the free:
Re.otred, ad, That we denominate every person en
gaged in the minor traffic. virtually, an, enemy to right,
and acting in a sphere directly - antagonistic to the VeSi
interests of humanity and the coluruou cause Of pita
.
anthropy. . .
R caul 06,1, 3d, That Limed Option ree44Yea our hearty
approval and tamest support. That ace WM dilly sub
mit the question to the minds of a candid and thought
ful people ; deeming it but the basis upon which to
rear the forthcoming, needed, long-wished lut LIU•
pc rstructure-=-Prohibition.
Re.soked,4th,Thnt we solicit the aid orlegialatien to
forward our Movements : and, farther, that the cans,:
of humanity and the interests of our Countionweaithr,
demand that the new State Constitution be so framed
as to admit the right to establish a Prohibitory Liquor
Law. - ,
Resolved, Sib, That to the membe t li of the BlassLtug
Lodge, we tender our thanks for th generous provis
ion made for the entertainment of eir guests.
Resolved, 6th, That wo pledge ourselves anew to the
work of Temperance ; that we will Over be on the alert
to wrest from the flaming hells of 4uteinparance, , i the •
prize of human souls ; that in the' genial light arid
warmpth of our fraternal circle, they wilrbe nurtured,
and with the aid of Heaven reinstated to the control /
of self, and invested with the mantle of trne maulioad4!
MovOd and "caved that the resolutions be
adopted. Moved and carried that'tbe third_
resolution, of the last Convention, jie reti-7.
adopted as follows:
Resolved, That .we, as heretofore, behevelt our duty .
to vote for temperance men, to All official positions
in our county; State and_ Nation, in preference to theee.u.
who are -hot, other qualiticatioUslieing equal.
Resolved, That a committee of two be appointed.
whose duty it shall be to Appoint a vigilance commit.,
THE GOOD TEMPLARS.
Tioga County District Conversion
E ENING 9ESSItoN
-.
-,, r , - - _ : . •
%AO, of ono-,0r.-Ori. lu rich elesttett ; tklaylo,„prelatra,„
tiSi•ailyttaatag•for Local Option. •
_and 'F,. '.C. T. Writyy, , rarf r ,
twp•anted . pid •Rorentittee.2 - •
The entire sessions of the Convention were
und,prolltable. After
a Sew appropriate retnnrkk•tiikeltir,tikrtl
prayer by the Chaplidri,rthe v tkonl
. - ‘ l"ourned, to meet with' the Ifor P,unVodtt
on Tuesday, the 10tVklay,,of DkiXtnben r - 1872,
at. 101 o'clock ',rt.
E. ry..r. - B.p.iTI.MX, gee".
TirePoLrrizet Jf:mt 0 r,.1111
—=On Saturday rdghtliisePrM,lltehinsbn'llPd:
.Thos V. Cooper; .'were dif#44ll,44lietilia--tr
-Ttep.,blican switches- at..rho,droxvilltir Ink
-ftoth Went by wityofßeading . ral**l"fr•
'Reicl. chairman oilit4i'CifeSter-e0P41,-Vtkita
•iiiittee had provided ir.siotiOrtatio•da-.'West
Chester, and fincling!'iliVel nit on bankso4r:
Sidwcil and -Nen,piTrWindle.
'West C.n.lie.uer, lo'n',4lll thny, plades' at the ineet;',.
, id
' The b' et Phoenixville bad beeneti
,gag.i.dhy the Reptililican3,_ and Cooper was
busy miring, white Demorratie' "meeting
wa , under way it square below at the Phoenix ,
hotel. , After 8, Sidwell and Windle rapidly
the- meeting ,alt the ;hotel,- were
received on.the sidewalk by the , chairman,
asked if -they hid been sent As additional•
vyakers;and when infortned that they' were
said that'll - on. J. B. Hoskin' h'ad just Closed',
and he Would: introduce
the. band:ceased playing.' ,was ac
cordingly. introduced And. went ,on.,with, Ids
speech, while Sidwell entered the•bar to whit
there he asked 'one of .the .
local tuditiklanS whit,
Phoenix "and' req4ektetl, pa tiqu~,
!Ugly riltinested to Aioli..linttl,beinterests,of
1
;t,U Solith and these of Atiki lab - oring men'of ,-
ty r -North- were identical:!'_ Sidwell
iind - OndtirfliC
,k`hO
in-the worldisei.&4ll4
km Jn rushed tin excitedman,from;the-plat
-I'ol.o Ws that-man tit}kingxf.iut thereV•
ha inquired of Bidwell • "Why-that's'_:.,Witi-',,
die of West Chester?'? `l\tll,7
"'Why-, I•a i Eva - wear'
clinipinian.of the regular and..%Vm-. B Reid of
the-Republican committee'.).'"But • -whaVe
yany.polities—Democrat?,Libeintl'or Straight
itepubliciirwr "Why we're - Straight Repuli, 7
li ct ip 3 '7 ; '`s'he'd,--1 you are 4 Just look here,.
'this is a_Dettiocratic meeting, and gee that
friend of yours °lithe-stand this minute; or
he'll get killed. The'Republicaj. Meeting - is'
it sgilare• above I" Windlc,for Oft en minutes
.had be4ii discUsiing general prin.l plea frame -,
Retlublpan standpoint ; had spoken of: , rebel
pensions, compensation for: slavt,s,: )Nittgarir'
con ferences,and was just sibetittd relikk'sjoiTikr.
Of the climaxes by Mentikaiiii`g',tli?'" nartn4nf,
tlint.anilidilteS when "SidWeli
up . kind)whisperesl:l "For Gcars st,ke; getout•
of here;this is a Democratic meeting Witi 7 ?
tile;reached for his -hatand; s!ope,d - the -
,
enct wondering what was wronmlobkindsOrt •
•oseenfised, but up to tbatAinferw . ere — unable
•t p.s p e - w h a t Whiffle was driving at, whether
;he; a Liberal Republican, Straightout
-Deinecrat, or .was only in a sarcastic vein.
The tletaitg of llit§jolfe were 4iveri - fit the im
inente Republicnn; Meeting °ye,' the:andl- - ,,
ellen shouting With laughter' ilet•e' 'Cootier
witS followed by IlutchinsoriTAVindle and
Sidwell,-the meeting being one 44 - 416'best
known to Phoenixville.— Mid ia Antril
•
Dr. Francis Lieber, •
_ .
Francis Lieber, Lt. P., Professor of eon
sti t utionallbstay and:POliticid Science in
Columbia Law School, and one.of the most
distinguished writers 'On government arid
.citiillaw; died of heart disease at , his resi
de n ce, New York city, on the.2d
dlis death sudden and severe bloW to
lib - family, and its 'announcement will 'be
tend with sorrow by, radtitudes of-i3cholOir
on both continent's to' 'wag etr=
cleared. .
Dr. Lieber was born at Berlin, _March 18,
1800, and was accordingly in his seventy :
third year. - lie entered 'the Prussian army
at fifteen as a volunteer, ,His regiment was •
stationed near the frontier, and he took
part in the contests of 'Amend Waterloo,-
and tyas - seVertly w, ended at the assault of
Namur. Returning to Berlin, he Was one
of a large number of young Germans who
resisted tho reactionary,, tendencies of the
Government, anti was arrested as a Liberal.
Having. procured a roleasec he went-onwith
his studies at the University of Jena. The
Government nirteed obstacles in thcmay of
his advancement :and tit thV a,tre: of ' t iveneyd
one he proceeded to Greece ,tii..be of, what
service be could to that country in its strug
gle for independence. He traveled on:foot
through Switzerland to Marseilles:' "After
great pri N atiolli he returned to Italy,,•and,
was - so fortunate as to be-received" into the
family of the historian .Nierfrihr, who was
then Ambassador from Prussiato that coun
try. Here he spent the years 1822 and 1823,
and his reminiscences of this period, after
ward published, are a, kind of Iletl - filid - inir
portrait , of!the'great historlari."During this'
time he prepared a journal of his experi
ences in Greece, which were published at
Leipsic, and translated into other languag
es. Encouraged by promises of safety, he
returned to Germany, but - was imprisoned
at Kopnick. He spent the period of his in
prisonment in study, and- in writing a collecTi
tion.of poems, which, through the influence
of Niebuhr, were published at peylin,under
the name of Franz Arnold. Annoyed by
continued persecutions, which seemed not
likely to abate, he wet:arta:England i 18251,
and supported himself during alearal4,bn-.
doh by private teaching and by contribu
ting, to German periodicals.. In. 1827 he,
came to the United States anddelivered a'
series of lectures on history and.:_politids in
the large cities of the country.', True:to,'l . -
bent toward physical training Which — his
German life had given him, he founded a
swimming school at Bi;i§tpri4 Upon I.,Wsyll-'
tern of Gen. Pfuld,c.ivtra*„.l'ol,lpil lreit had
been n( Berlin. While at Boston he edited
the Encyclopedia Americana, based upon
-Brockhaus's Conversations-Lexikon' - "11,
filled thirteen volumeli, and was published
at Philadelphia between 1829 and 1833.
He also translated a :French Work on the
revolution of July, 1830; and Feuerbacles
life of Kaspar Hauser, De Beaumofit rind
De Tocqueville'sworknn the - -;pertitlittint'y
systems of 'the United States' he translated
in New York in 1832. He' waanext instruc=-
ted by the. Trustees, of: Girard" P011e46
,to . -
draw pp a plan-of instruction-Jar:that Instii
tution.:" . It Was pnblished in 183,4; attdirt i the'
same year appeared - his, !LetterS trr;kere,p . :•,,
den t en iii Germany, :Written after 'ti Trip'
front Philadelphia to Niagara," which-nfisa:
niad a setting for a. series of-anecdotes-and
phiapical discussions ; suggested by the
? , . : + ,
t‘.
journey. 1,. ~ , i
:la l i, .A., If, _ .;i 3 , .. •e
Among his valuable writings since anti:
mingthe chair in Columbia College are' his
inaugural addreaS, entitled ','ltidividitltriSM
and Socialism or Corntantristri," ire . Writehhe,:,
maintains that these are the two elements
on which human-life- ltifignsi arid-.49tr,lii-e:
problem is to excludeneitlier, biretn - tiac‘.er:
taro their true limits; and his discourse,in
troductory to a course of lectures on the .
State, in the„Columbia:TsaW Seho 01 - cettlittled.;
"The Ancient and thellfoderti - Teacher tir
Politics." He. wasnppninted Arbitrator - of
-the Mexican Chtims,nit heldthat'poSition•
at the time- of ;t 10-death. He ; enjoyed the,
friendship
Kent, Story, Woolsey,--andothers kr
.--„!
t t _
-I , WELLEtaiii) 7 iiiiftiit':',.:,';;:',.-:2:
' • CO/11 - LEI:TED NCF:KIN - •
E. R. KIMBALL, Retail grocer.
WELLSHORO, OCTOBtIi 14.; 1872 .
DE tLEr'i P t.Y FOR_ SDLL A_T_
Flour, per Mil 9d $ll 00
..
itueku beat tiour,,perawt ~ - " --7 1 ~ 1 4 ~ , ,APY- i i•
Wheat, NvLite, per livatiel - ' ' ..... ,
\cheat, rcd, ; 1 -- .A."' - :; ,- ;74
•• • •.• -•:• • -.-,.; ,;•:, •,i•—• .-r.
Wheat, ',Ks 14, 1 2'0 11 ,- , ' ,- ;;- - „1 - . ... ' .. -.L...., -.,--: a
Buckwheat; • - ,-'2' - t , .. - a 70
Corn, abetted, .* - '" - : ,90 - !: ' tat.:':
~•-,..
o a t % • 1 • r - , ... ..... . .
~ 1 35
.;.,..,;„,"
bailey; , --, • . • ..... . ."....' :: Bff ' . ;
~;---7
Rye, •', • ' ' 86 1 ' ."= l --
. , ..... ..,, .
Clovrt eeol. ' ' " , ' , i " " -_,-;.: ;'' -18 -"-
rninoniy s .. - .e do. '• — ' ' —'; ': $1.9 . ';,,i
Beans. , '' ' " '2,'••:: .. . . :,-, ~1.',00 . .-. . ',- . " , , tyl
Corn ideal; per ervi ;- ' . ,
'Peed, per OA. --= ` ' 2 1)u - '
letatee•i; ;kr ,inibb - ' '
~ b 6. ' , Pa ,
pples, green, per bush • , ' ' '''l9,l - OD 7
Ouious. per bush ' ''' 7 ` lUV'- /1 .1g;:,
Turnips, per bush - - ' - .- 20 ' ' ` ---;•
Pork, Per lb. 73; " ' 10''
flatus, Per lb "-- i .
,„
~ , lb . j .. ,. 17,
, I
Should ere,,pir - lb
, i.•(-,:..i.... - 1 W e 1231
Butter,per 1b... , . ... „: h,. t 5, „... ~ 23
Cheese, per lb : . ..--........ ') , /1.'21'1 .t. , ..e.1,11 •,
Lard, .per lb.', ; „ ! 25.1 ~ . , /.5, ~
Tallow, per lb ; .
Ifpney,.per lb' ' ' ' - 20 i `
~
Beeswax, per lb; ' '
, • 4 —,
.
Vinegar; per g41, - .: ' •„,. —
r
Eggs, per doze,i ' , ;_
IV ~
lc
Drie-Ls:l4es. per1b.'..... , , ... : . ~, '.., 14 1 i' , ,„ is_
Dried,pcaphsa, per lb., ,
.'
,_,
Drioil sherries, perlb , • —_, .” 4
Dried blia.berrlea, pea: lb - ' "16'
, ,
- f
.
Dried reapbarrieii. bl,ack.'per 1b. „ .., . , :Li_ ,
Dried raspbeirica, red, per lb, -,,-, ; „2O ,'"-.
Cranberries: per ,t
.
Fray, per ton • -
'Wood, 18 luches4el cor
.., . „..„ .. , -, —, ~,
Wood, 3 feet, per cbrir - ' ,
Coal, hard, per ton'
~..
~
....._
~7 . -•, t f
Coa), poll
firouSd plaster, per tpu
Sugar. "A" coffee - 4er 11)..:;,,,.., ... . 7-p.: .i
Sugar, selloll', Per , 1,_ 11 ; ,,, ,. --
~ ...... - .
Sugar. Wt . " • 1144.4:.„: . : . .
.. ::::.
Teal, Veen. Per 'l:r ,- -. -, t*
Teas, bloc);,- Par • ":;`:` f:‘,4l
IterosetiO,llbe gi11.:.1.,...- - , .-
VpOlc perlb. _ .....
~ . ,
I .•,, 7: .. .. . . 7" . F....1C1 A P.: . tx:',
r , ,',,, , : g. , -.! fi:C:`.11110-Seler- - i
inn PitalltAly atteud - t5 the collietion:iii-all elalaus in
Tioga county. Offtoo with Henry Sherwood* Son,
east side of the public square, WeUaboro, Pa.
Oct. 15, 1872. , .
[ ,
New York C:ij I i - *4 . 4-3 - 7 ll 3lT,tin . T t ialitt A.,, ,- ; . :: 4 '''''' k uP
... yville,
be
i cOna.vcrun ti ro i' 1 7 ber.41411; lOilitallii, ills( .I ' , w'. whits bri-
A-. - . y, and. the other's roan: They aVe'. yearling*. tun
aumnie • 11A.1 - DEN CO.
'. & -
.. mas marked, with ter ..r, the rump. The owner le re
produce commission merchants, vis WasLington t• guested to prove propeziy, pay thargas, and take them
Nun. Voss, Oox. 12, 1911 away. ' - • - A. A'. - ANDREWS,
_ :
r per lb 81 to 39 to
Oct. 15,1671-9 K * . - ', - Keeney:Lilo, Ph.
l i
iiii * .
/ 8 0; " .10 tO 14. i,' t
. 8 t .-, 8% 1. _ ,
Lard •- " Paz In for, Sale. - a -
i . 4 _ ..i.v . tO, 9 ). i i ,.., . -"...; , , . • N . r 1 ~i ' A
i
104 0 01191. 111 , / - 1•-'. -- 6 I .•••••, ".' '.: . 424- . :i t..lf , , -, .I farm, m 1 v
j
Ti le par 1 1 . .. s
.. _ .
~. i . ....t.,. 1 ~s • . , a...re-. • .g... 1, ,, •••;,• . 1 b - mi o ).,..t . : (e,
Egg? per d ..i... / .. . 1.z,-,t, . • el., . : ~,, .v,li :r vc.,r P•i- tr .fg i,• - ' 7 .± , c ,pl;r • ..
. u rns - Itt , '. • .
~,,.! • .. : • • _ c...
-.-. :- "i - _r -corn ho' , • '•• 7. , Es' •,' • ;77 -. 1 a - - • --$
. Iwatered. Situated Quo-fourths of a mile from Whit
ney villa, five miles from WellsborM and seven miles
from 31anatle13.:' Apply to the undersigned at his res
idence, drat house below the Episcopal church, Wel/S
-berm , _ , . OTIS DOCRerTA.Dtti.
:
~ •
. ...........- ~,,,,,,,,,,, • .. , ....-..,-,, , ...,..--,...A.,
(7 ~.- ; ....- '4 - --. 14 THORPE.—Tn •Faelsion, on the Ist iif Sop
tobsber.Riy Nev. 'M. Reel:well. Mr. 1..., W. Stout and
- Mail Adrian Thorpe, both of Rutland.
IthOI7—IIARRIS.-:-By the .same, Sept. lath, Air.
Xidtvkenee 'Wood and Miss Ophelia Harr of SWAIN-ns
`4IIGETSINGER—SOPEIL—By titer satEe, in lan
-son, Oct. 7th, Mr. James Argus/11gs/ and Miss Elie
Soper, both of Rutland. .
.BEI3OIIT—GREEN.---At the residence of Mr. Phil
ip Erway in Chatham. Oct let, 1872, by Rev. W. if.
hurusey, Mr. John bebout and Aire. Susan A. Great,
both of' Tuscarora, N. Y. • .
- BUITON—SCRANTON.—In Gaines, Sept. 29th, l° 2,
by 11: br. Smith, Esq., Oliver button and Obationo
Scranton, both of Westfield.
IMEI
. -. ~ .. .
i .r'.*-''''''-''-'-'-'-'''-''''''A!e,—:.-*7-:T'V'"iet.''..-'-'
ILILL.—In cbattuuM, i iia vifir4 t 187
at 4 , lagi 1 agi .g
, Lydia,'wife of Robert Hal, aged 59 years.. , I
.Rbevrofeased religion many years ago, and died An
bops of a better land.
' lagnit--Hardiab, wife of Win. B. amnia, on toe
Oth y,of September, 1.872. aged 54 years, 5 =mita
and.ll3.4ya.
••:'
' • , i-.-i .-:. , .. 4 6 7 „, ~ •
-- ,-- . Teach,o's 1 Untert. ' "
EPHOW,BchooI Directonkof Gliptissn'ttokurgethijcv4A
_LAuert at the lidliblts - 414001 - sh e WM4114 r,
1812, iii 10 a. m. M hire Ceirliere fiii k tn . . Sehdola i td,-.
Charleston for the winter Atria., 'llrtttlerk /VIM
Board.' xi:Tuve v.."..atnri.
0,4.15,-2w. ' — iiecietary:.
-,' "
' eniMen Fetcrowt.—T,Lie fo lowing is the account
thelrtainds of milk 'received at the Hound Top ghee
Factory, in September Int.
VP. gimmway 7071
B. Clans 2e.,93
.J. S. ]Silas . 6443
d. OM ' 1371
W. rettle. M I
11 $ Atimball 41798 1
D. Willioo 4624
0.,1411.19 , ' 10541
il. iMumwtif 7 -:=. ^ .139:16.
,Pi VaXtrfforn 13461
,P, Bopchus 2067
'l,'lrOn.Ws 1197
oa.,wm? REM
A,„,.,mtnit
gs,,Viinke I
-, 5, s ,
:Ittai,
..,
• SpecialNotice`"
AVOID QUACKS.
„ rd k .r. 4 itioxEr fast and honorably, $l2 50 p . i.r - dap:
at onceapplying tWti vk re e e g l 4e b ri '. f a r ageilso r s o llltfi t e i lt r Xstr.
est, most useful and rapid selling Sewing Machine, and
Patent,Lintton Mole Worker, ever used or recommend
ed b dimities, or buy one fqr your own use; it is only,
$6. Sent free everywhere by express. Address for
particulars, Janosra B. HUDSON IS; CO Cor. QreenwiCh
and Courtland sts. N. Y.
Oct. 15. 1872-6ro.
A-v).ctira of early indisizreil li , ' :11 -
11
61116', premature decay, &c., having tried in vain every
adVertlsed remedy, has discovered a simple means 61
ielf.cure, ' iwhich he will send free to Lis .fellow-sultSr
-.7.11. 11EENES, 78 Nassau at., New York: I -
:„.lan,t, 1872. 1-
;Guardian s Sate.
NoTiet is hereby given thatinpurausrice pi
order of the Court '9l,:t'OnitnoriPleisMatidigip.
4, I.Bl2'gthe undersigned, Guardian of the person ad ,
estate I Sherman Wheeler, a minor, Will on Wedne
day, the 16th day of October next, ut one o'clock p. ni
at the nreknises hereafter described, expose to sale b
phblic ffutcry the following described land the cstai
of said minor, to wit: All that certain tract of laif
situated in Jackson township,. comity - 01-Tloga,
State 'of konneyiyanial begjnuiriglat Ennint ,E144;9
`south:west cortibtrthence ibrtif, 46:.; Ale
reaatJ
eeda;',thence uoith, 4E9-6. deg. cast, 164 rods; then
itOrth;39 deg. east, 9.7 rods by highway to A. J. Mo
root's lands' thence west by said A. J Morrell's is
31.6 rods; t hence north, 2 deg. west, 79.6 perches to
post and stone; thence in a north-easterly directioj
40.2 rods to Emmet Staf f ord's west line at a po-t ail
stones; thence southerly by said Stafford's west tin
79.6 rods to the place of beginning; containing 33 acr
more or less with the appurtenances.
Terms-4.0 pp' pant, ,o;„bid at,, 4410 af, tiale . and; b ,
ant°. it confirmation. LEVIS Kno.:En,
Sept. 214 /a72-I , A. Li lit/W.IIUL.
. ' I 3CI 3C 30. a
wp ,-
went a n energetic and p abo ns) to zsnvr oralc rei9ntolis ! re i ;tbiaor
joining ootuittessoitio'brisiOrtt.ltiitagiViihWitnii! , gns
attention to the business, so as to build up a pertuti
rent trade. Applicanta pleatat state e go Ann ptc•intt•
occupation and give references. Terms—a good Co.
trossiota, H. E. HOOKER Jog 23RD.,
Sept. 24-4 w Rochester, N. Si.
--, e'xecutor's Sale.
~.....
B Y virttie of an order of the Orphans' Court of the
comity of Tioga, I will expose to sale at publi.:
vendue, pith te premises herein last described, in the
township of Tioga, on Wednesday, the ltith day di
October next, at one p. m., the following describe
lots of !anti, belonging to the estate of Vine DePu ,
deceasedic t . wit: .
t- A, lot oflaud situated in the townships of Tioga an
litirrence, in said county; beginning at the north
west coiner of lot No. 2of Bingham lands. couveye I
by the Trustees of the Bingham estate to Jacob Tru -
man; thente along the north side c,i said lot aunt ,
89 degrees east, 253.7 rods; thence along the east hue
of warrant ; No. 4,300 north, four degrees east, 47
,rods; thence north, 69 degrees west. 128.4 rods; thence
south, 8 3 3! , degrees west, 135.4 rode; thence along 114!
.teat line pf warrant No. 4,300 south, l:I., - degrees
west, 158.1 troda to the place of i - Tinning; contuinin
253 scree, .}tore or less.
Also another lot of land situated in the said tow -
ship of Tioga, beginning at a notch iu the fence o
the' wet We of the Wellsboro and Lawrencerdie
Railroad; eucc along the same north, 74 1 1 degree's
east, 84 r 0 : thence north, 15,!..1 degrees west, ten
rods to the public road on the west side of the T.Oli
river, from Tioga to Lawrenceville; thence south, St r!•'
;degrees wefit. along said road, 42 rods; thence norti ,
;.... degrees west, 26 rods to a small elf l?r
n,the.. sla ,
roclang on the.-west side otittle '-'4,W,) , ;1411;
north, 7131 degrees west, 22.6 rode to a post abo t
two rode west of the mill race; thence south, 10 . ki..4 -
grees - elist, 88 rod& to the place of beginning.o.:spt
log 16.8 fieros, with a saw mill and dWeillug tiouee
thereon, and mill race, bulkhead. dean; and orate
power appurtenant, and being a good location for .
saw and a flouring mill, and., with the timber lan
hereby. offered for sale, a very desirable property.
Terms of 'sale: fifty dollars down at the tune of sal ,
and enough, more to make one-ball the purchase mu -
eyjm,c r opilnaation of the sale by the said Court; an
the bidanee of the purchase money, with interest, on
yearltnuf the time of sale.
-...-, ,4 i ELIZA DE PUI, Executor.
• -,septeli, 1872-4 w.
CaittiOn. •
Is is to give public notice that nty wile, Clariss
7..palitteiNbas lett my bed and board without jn.
cansalliprovocation; and this is to caution all persoi
against trusting her on my. account, as I will pay n
debts of her contracting after this a:Lt.,.
r DAVID P. PALMER.
'.ol.tiddlebury, Pa., Oct. 10,1872.*
A FAMILY ARTICLE.
;14041 3 diake $l2 60 per day. s7e; per week
SEWING MACHIN
FOR . DOMESTIC USE,
11.1:A r FIVE D
Withtht; lizi-V:PaViefintelfir7VoniEr
• ..,,, -:. i• Patented June 27th, 1871.
.. ..,
A moat wonderful and* elegantly einstrue.4l SE -
rap 31,4cnnez for A:dilly Ifor.ti.•;:-,,corppleThdll all It 11
Parhi, ,, traes tlie Atuldht B 4 Oe Modell Qaolitre, Si ' ,
.TimEAnlsd,:. direct upright POhITIVE liforloN, Ne
/Tension, Self Feed and Cloth Guider. Operates u. 7
• WHEEL and pu a TA33I.E. Light Running, Smooth anti
notaelesklike all good high priced njachines. Ha l l s
ikiteet 'heck, to prevent the mbel lielbg turned the
:virengtway. : 'Uses the thread direct trom the-spool.
Mapes the Riawrio Locs. Silircit t 4ip,est akid„streitge4.
stitch , known ;) firm, duralgitAl e h ^ nd,..; rata, e. , 141 ti,
- do all kinds bf work, fi ne anlitaltiefrgin eXiilii t ic,"to .
heavy Cloth in. LEATEIFII, and uses all deactiptions 4f
thread. This Machine is lICAVELY cOli.Alll.lexp.o to
give it STREIIGTR; all the parts of eada Machine being,
ii
made alike 4 . 4 machinery, and beautifully finished an I
- ertralthitte - d.i It is very easy to learn. Rapid, Syno:,- 4-
and Silent in; operation. Reliable at all times. and a
• , , --• "'1 ScrEtrriric, ZIECFLANICA.L. INvErrioN, at
'efie.., - , iced Price.
'. W, r„..,.;
. :;i -)."heap, Family Sewing 3faChtue :A last .-1
4'frii',l7.".ftl.: only success iu producing a valiiabl.,
60:: ~, , `6lajad reliable low priced Sewing
. Machini.
Its - ei,t,Senia' lbw price reaches all cohditlOnsil "Xtreanki.,
DUititY,Alid 'strength adapts it to all capaitiesAllllk
its Mani' Merits make It a unicersal4ttavecllitAshl•rew.t
steed; anddedates a rapid demand.
IT „IS ALL IT IS,RECOIIIIIENLED
1. can cheerfully and confidently terorom,ha i
use to those tcho are wanting a really gr ; c.ci Scwing,
aline, at a•loa - price." Mrs. J. P. WlL:st.rit,'ltutlittid
„.Park, - .F.ergen!,Co, J. -
t , 'oLvi..' w.i
rantedilt,t.r C'ertle.iit.,Y,r with ,
atafixtures, , and eceryth2ng complete. belongiug to it. i
chiding Sms - -Truarannict NEEDLE, packed hi a f‘tro
woodettjlow ? and delivered to any part of the coutar,
by4Mss - rnas of furthercharifes, on, recei tof pric.
o ai t iglit
,eacbitracbane,we ac S V ip 1 41.,1
notyatent
• - " IItYPTON HOLE WORKth,
Ota„Cbt ,the,most important - and useful inventions
spnple and certain, that a child can wo
theillieseluitlon hole with regularity and ease. Stro
And'
" and - Fitta'lndueeriiiide• o,
and - R,,gtrix:s. Agents, Stare 'Keepers. kc.. iitl" ee
'"•les through the country and keep our
NW:A 9 on Exhillition and Suit.. ,coustix
Marta 'Wen to smart agents vitsi.E. Agent'aYsiewlete
"0140 furliiiille4 wl3l2,ollkaty HIV gag A qv t ri,
deMilMillaarcNftlats ctinte.ffill '6 o ' s.
Teatlnipnishi, 'Engravings, ko., atrr rn EE .
alcdjitiptdyl
. - .
_it .1 A.:...,MIRICULTURAL IMPLEIMIS. ,„ A
LatestlPateuts and Ltaprovementilt4igt Atria a
Gardenal-Idowers Reapers, cultivators, Feed Cutters,
-.Nayeem - sh.ltarre Mills,ls Planters, Hatvesters, Threshers
and allartioles needed cur Farm Work. Rare Scedirt
Norway Oats. The vrouderful 2
p 1 A
. j."- Doss $1 per hundred, teci's II
Poet' Office ney Orders,-Registered
• • • •.' or by Express, will be at our risk, air
Att., a • Itqcure 4 Safe delivery of all our goo s
_ _
-tro
k! 5.47 25,
.Irt
14
_ )4 1
1 1 2 2 ,
st:S9Lka l .
77 ? 3 ""flf
66
- - old•ankremoneiblefirm.tbsisell sbebestU
pOodrand can be relied upon •by 4 ;
runner's Journal, New York.
'f t
JEROME B. HUDSON &
Corner Greenwich and Conrtland ste., New Yorkl
Oct. 15,1879-Bm,
11
DEATHS.
:It
ga 0
at laorli )
..!-.. •• , s • ... 4.42
C. Coolidge • tii9
E. Johnstor 273
A. J. Tipple • 2415
J. V. Morgan 261
K. Coolidge . 624
A. Pope .* .. . 195
li. Peake tio
j-:-.:Virin mit :.....1 - r.7.........xf.:48f.
Arch Walker 9 . .36
H. Eckerson 8144
Abu Walker 444
k..,..p e Jo it,, ~... 204 .
Webst t„-, ) 210
rf au (! 4* , ,,,... • mir
:. %heeler
. .
66;467
LABLEs CLOSE, Proprietor.l
=I
AN ENTIRELY NEW
OLY 15, 187?-4w k
tt - A It Xekuk t l- • •
mllfi Directors of Delmar School District will meet
1. at the Cheese Factory School house on Saturday.
the 2d day of November next, at 10 o'clock a. na., to
hire teacher° for the.ensitinvvinter schools; and they
earnestly deette that each atib-dietrkt ithuuld be rep
resented by parents and guardians, to confer with
them in selecting Machete. By erdero l the Hem&
STONE,
Secretary.
31p2-9w
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.
HE £lllllllBl meeting of the stockholders of the
Ti°ll, V.C 4 CoMoll‘Y. foe, el tinnlof Pres
ent, 41,rits,. letlti*itryi and ,til/ibe held
'il the °Mee o t is, ompany, in orning, N. Y., on the
4th day of November, 1872, at 10 o'clock a. m. The
election to close at 12 o'clock, noon..
A.C. STEkRNS,
Oct.O 12. 1872-3w* Secretary.
' •
~.4 d ik- W •qratpetAotlo,7 s .
f 'Aiiinlniaiiatottirs fe4!ccif Coq:
- L. blillekbit46l4 pekrior, 44,1t,..9.ogomikekde
pfailed1bilYlo1f,bUti graitxteo toWttlfddiviperd, by
I ftfeter , oi Ttoga month sum*" totlebted tp
MO 44:g nAttatt*LickatiOe milatriat t .-• t h o l e
trtitatedaima Waif axitreitate wlllpietialit the alma
to me for settlement. MARC Ei. MILLER,
Delmar, Oct. 16, 1673_64,
.. Useful and Ornamental.,
;F •
_
`;'Fees and Plants,
Solid and Liquid,
.
Sweet and Scri.tr x
" - "A Varied Stock,
A. General Amsorlmegit
ia t i iti eftine lll4 ll6in
tireenhouse Plants. liyael , Tulip and Crocus bulbs
Roses, Syrin g ae, and other shrubbery; Tuberoses read
to blown; Orders for cat deem ti
s promptly lled.—
Tarnips and Yumpliins, Applel and Older. Also a lbw
&warms of Bees, ants trio of, debri g ht Bantams.
Tordattiediothetiven away.
All the above for Sale at fair prices. you can
find nothing in the hat .stilted to yoUr wants, call
and I will try to . find something for you.
1 wk. & acep,,x , RIIIOE, Wellabpro.
v;"
3Eit.M3E'Cirt9C"
(IF THE CONDITION OF £*U FIRST NATIONAL
BANK_S4-Wellsborough, Pa., at the close of bust
lieiii;Chitabee3,-1872.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts ~4198,506 78
lust. , 1 i vA1 ir w at 4u .. i . : ,. ;. ,„.., ; :.. 4 1.. 9 , ?9 , :1)
Bo
ninon pi a 5.,.....• :IikUUU
,Bo 'ea d'illoigagera - 6,000 00
Due from Redeeming and,Reserte Agents. 10,14 73
Due from other National Banks 3,768 79
Current .Expenses • .. „ 118 43
CashEltents; (iuelueng Rev: Slamps) 1,425 17
Bills of other National Banks 3,384 00
'Fractional Currency (igcludizig Nickels)._ 990 00
.Legai Towleti: r .C. • •••.••• .•-• •••• • A
• • ••• " 1, 21,2 14. 1 / 1).
k 1 „,?"0 ~, t ,sl.-v,4 i A.,1 :/ - . ,7 :. 1 -, A.,4', , A 7f \ -1/
.
$364,050 90
LIABILITIES
_Capital Eitiikk 41.1.5.. t. i. ; . ;:-..... i .'..•
r. .. 1 .; 1100,00 b 00
Surplus Fund .. - 50,584 87
Discount, interestand Exchange 6,856 15
Vpdittledi.jpictifal 6,185 05
National Bank Circulation (outatauding).. 88,960 00
Individual Deposits 109,842 81
Due to National Banks 593 05
Due to State Bynks and Bankers : 1 1 528 97
c• V , r4 . 1 " ."1, 'I i• ''..!
,4) ;,, i LVI„li, -- , ".. 1 '.;.ot 1: 9 ,, , ,' 64 . , , 55( y. g0
...
STATE OF PErnes., Tr,OGA COtiliTS, es.
I. E. II Bobingen, Cashier of the First National
Banhot Wells,porouglhiPs., do solemnly swear that the
Shovtietattinent it tiii, to - the best of my knowledge
and belief. E. H. EOBINSON, Cashier -
Subscribed awl suroni to before tx.c this 12th day of
October, 1872,ROISEIVE C. Srmsscrie,
_ .
Notary Public.
Correct. Attest-41:19, L. RobinotL,TOtte4e4, 71(44.
S O', g : 11* ,...7; i Pirt. L .Iie r t.P.i r . F . 42 51 .k_ -,.. ,! .:, :: ? .',. : ,ix
Sheriff's . Sale. .
•
VIIITIrg. of a •a•rit. of Fieri Facials issued out of
DP the Court of Common Pleas of Tioga county, and
to 1.4• dire,ted, I will expose to public sato to the high
est audJALSt..bithlarp.Allkott .the.....premises..iduadkland.
orough, on Thursday': the 31st dal - Of Debaher-VIT 9 .
at one o'clock-P.tw. ronowing described property:
a. tot or mint in E am.. andbnrough bounded north by
the Co wanesque River; west and south by lands of
Joel Parkhurst. and east by the public highway; con
taining abciut taro acres all lmprot - ed, with frame
hotiae, frame Stearn Tannery; frame Shed and out
buildings, and mutt trees thereon., To be sold as the
property of Wing Tabor in trait of J. Sr J. Parkhurst
&Co _ E. A.
Oct. 11, 1872-.34;. Sheriff.
Adfiz,inistrator'S Sale.
BY virtue of an order of the Orphan's Court Of the
Comity of Tioga, the undersigned'Administrators
it the estate of IX Q. Holden, deceased, will expose for
sale at public veudue, on the premises in the township
of Richmond, in said county, on Thursday, October
24. 1872, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, the following
described lots of land belonging to said estate. within
one-fourth tulle of the State Normal School, at Mans
field: all that lot of laud known as the Holden :arm,
beginning at the northeast corner ; thence south, ono
degree-west, 75-9 rods to the southeast corner ; thence
north, 89 degrees west, 210.5 rods to the centre of the
Tiogwriver ; thence down the said river north, 5 de
grees east, 29.7 rods ; and north, two degrees west,
49 rods to the northwest corner ; thence south. 87
g degrees east, 50.5 rods to the west line Of lot ;
thence along said line south, It degrees West, 10 rods
to the southwest corner of said lot ; thence tiouth,
degrees east, 0.5 rods to the-public road ; thence along
the west side of dhe road - north, three degrees West,
10 rods ; thence siluth;B7,'degrees. east, 152.5 rods to
the place of beginning. Containing 100.8 acres, more
or lelit-auxrovgli• and yith t houses,
tlite 7 eitlKaN'edi,ta76ord)llbUite itiltbtlier small
thereon, and one of the
Atiettnill}tl l % ea43l,lltio.
r . dther,Artf•di' land, atig• the above - de
scribed - orothe and beginning at the southeast
corner thereof arid the northeast corner hereof, thence
along the west lige of the Voorhees lot.and land of)D.
J. Butts, south, one degree west, 36,3 rods to the south
east corner hereof; thence north, 88 degrees west,
213 rods to the centre 'of the 'Flogs river; thence down
the same north, tire degrees east, 3 6 4 rods to the
southwest corner of the said Holden farm; thence
along the south line of the same, - . south, 88 degrees
east, 210.5 rods to the place of beginning. Containing
forty-eight acres, more or less, and being what ,is
known as the brake faun, and a piece added to the
same from the HOltlen term, all improved, with a
large brick and fratne bongo, a barn and apple Orchard
thereon.
Also. another lot of land in said township, called the
Voorhees lot; begidning in the east lino of the said
Hulden farm thence south, es degrees cast. 77 rods•to
Jeri.)ld's laud; thedee alone the same and laud of D.
J. Butts. south. one degree- west, 81 rods to the cen
ter of a small erect: and rtivito-; theme down the same
in a northwesterly direction, to the east line of the
s 'id Drake farm, thence along the same• and east line
of the Holden !arm, north, one degree cast. 5l /CNN to
the place of beginning. I 'ontamiug 32.72 acrca, more
or less, all improved.
TElnid Or.Su.E.- Fifty dollars on each lot, at the'
time of sale. and enough more on confirmation of the
sale by the Court, tonnake half the purchase money,
and the other halt of purchase money, with interest.
one year iron the time ot sale. •
Oct. Sth. t872.-3‘t•
Adp2,i7tistrators' Notice.
iITTE'RS of Adiidi stratialt_on tlik. estate of Albeit
./4 0- 4 A ,
g Ice the -o.'i
the Register 01 'tToga county. all persons • ebted to
said estate are requested to make payment, and those
having eitlillit4 against said estate will present the same
forahttlenhht,"r.tillioftice formerly occupied by said
Albert P. Cone in the Itoro of. Weliabara• Pa'
Dated at Wellsboru, Pa., the Ist October, 1872.
1_01:I SA CO g, 40• 2 ° 1 1 1 ',Z•
• 4.1.1.01114454(341)4L
.7)4P. a.-cw.'l= 4-- 4 -A . •
Furniture and Undertaking.
Van Horn & Chandler;
(Successor/ to B T. , Van Efoin)
R e i :Clowypii*VitiiAtititk laptift#fil place,
gtiratt at cgtupjft -
FINEUUMMON FURNITURR
n to bi• Patna in Not;liirti cottniatiug 01
a • rim: PABLO/I A.ND C11A:413F.12 SUITS,
a-.4.4%.151',043:43./tiOat-4...1'#4E-A4V/EB,-
.43 Jily• -11 •• •
t r . MARBLE AND .WOOD TOP CENTER TABLES:`::
DAT RACK:4i 'FANCY CHAIRS, lIIRRURS,
OVAL AND SQUARE FRAMES, DRAcK
• • ET.T.PV,RE No. 'I. HAIR DNIA:LTRAttS
-1 I:4 416 f E;iir e n4f.T-i .1
e '.11..„-z.; ---( 4..„ it • itVi. -tto
as a4atil ?t. rar Le common go-oils usitally found lu
enalyOttta.:pt. Above goods are large
ly ofthelr . C.V.IIIIIIIMIUante, said tiatledAcitou au guar
tvuteed Loth al to quality stnl priru,, Thep sell the
,g •
the tuost popinar oring bed sold; also the Tucker
,i.3.yritag),:k4 plat 1w.e41 pup tai fur .17. yizau'd taut Ow
datiattetion: bur .
vst
• OJill'h • WOOTIL •
• ft gum:l'44l with ali sizes of the Excelsiot e2aal et, a neq.
and btniutifullAtylA .okaLuciniolge, tfillgotbegg with other
iirrelM !Mien WI, 'thiti6 'icfribufffetilftr`with trim.
minga to match. They W - 111 make nuderking a spec
iality in their busincsa, and any needing their aervic es
VII be ntretuldti to promr W e d at aatisfacto7 char.
trignsmic 22.18. mo o , Turujug
Jan. 10, UM. VAN HORN do cliAnamt .
;To wagal, xx MAY eintrg&RN,.-THAYing %Akw.kkttl that
Etunihitftted toll : BM:far after& 40 - years 'eTos
application to business, I hive Rased ores' the furni
ture business to ' , the Boys" as per above advertise
mad. and take ilais.methoti of asking for them the
same liberal patronage as has been extended to um.—
hey books may be found at the old place for setticut
10. 1862. B. T. VAN 1108.
„, - - , •
• V.l:. t
4/SP
ts!..znit
=MEI
3.-tt 7 , 4 sf:
II
•
, ~. .
'.:..l''''f-l'r ' ''' ll hl
•
1
1 ' !;0 .M.Q . :, ; .4,Hi- aj . ''. ? 4 '. -:, ; ••, - 71' ' - • ''-' 1
,- ,. L ,,-- 1.;
::. I ,
- .i i , . I
IL
II
=I
That they may have room to eh
small amount or cash.
:`)-.'yam-_ .
"- - . , .!=.7:- .
• .. - e".-. ,,- i --- ,' ;
, -_,1.:',::: , ..‘ir1;,, -, ; , ' . - 1 --;:i"-• - - .. ,
- --':-- ' - 4. ._-. "'. ;;:'Fancy',: Virf
~, ''Stat)lo -.. '.and 'll''
•.‘,..„.,,,,,:-A.,•,,•„,....• •,..,... _fy , i.tiroo.,
~.,.,-..,.., _.,,,-...„....„.„,.,....:,„....„_..,,...,
, ...„.....„,.,,,..,.„
.....-„," ~. - ,- i, , eff,tir . ..;.::;,--;, : ',. \.',,: , , , ,i• l'.', - 4,-' _.-,'.,,:, , ,
, - ,.- 4 -4't*Zvg 'fa - - 1,. .J.!.. --, -...3.- -- •:: , ...:`. 1;::: '•'' , ,,''..'4'.f.: ',,' ~., .• : • '' '
--k- - :4 , 41.0, - ,rt,:).,,,,:55,14,,t_z - ,, , ,.;,.,, , , - /s-, ,, , , , ' : ft,;
..,:, ~,•,.. , : -,.; .
• - , i)'..,0 1 / 4 , '4..` , trs;iitba,,,:'- , . - ; , '..f.'":-..-4:i- 2- .'";'',."- ; , ', l - t ---'-,..,',,-.1., . .
: .• • - .,, i
••,i•ti t **-1 , - - , i , l ii!i . -- V:4','--,i , ,:, e =IP '•• ~ ---=‘.
And ds ahrust ic ,
. 4 0 161 11„*Iilt;t114 2, 41r4ituilloirelifes'as they happen-in the- liew'Tork Markets.
Grateful fet• - ' . ttOW4- 11:040)`itit bythiiillod citizens of Ttoga county 'vie ' bespeak" a contfu• -
nano. of thtior,-, , — .lAea that thfiYSlSOllre'fairly.dealt with and satisfaction - gitansuWl3d:--
tf„,• ,- ~,..... ~,..,...,; , spapkgr wArrE. , ,
1 --: -4_ rt y ..5. ,- Pi - 4 - sre! , - ,,, 'ITAr , -T- , !•-l'-'•":r , •
- ;,' ,, ,:5„, , ,,,',.,-, ..-0-. , t.v. 4 , 4•..44, , ,...5....1--- 4., , --.t. .; . F-- ' -'.7 " "i '' t - -
I ' -,--4, ... ,' ..o';'T'f ,r k;',:t • A* -- I,? r ith','rt=' , V-''.t.-1.7;. ; --e...',.',..-• .:, - I , „ .... ... , :. 4,4 L , - '.! 1— - l'' , .• '.- •
Ir
i.
"r ll .? L 0 t-i. z.". h:. Shawls ~-: ,
Dress oods, ,
SARAH HOLDEN,
C U. SEYAIOUR.
• • Adthlfilstratora:
EBB
ti •
: ,
Oprning Fc)iiipt.dry & Via'bi
che "' Sho p.
.: „!Irii.:Jli':.ii','; ';,,-; .:• ~, t. ~ I', , . 1
tv 1 ri
17IX.iil-, r 4 . ••••
I.;
• ..
. i .
~:.) ;:-, ' ',....\.
.........;- l •
li a,,i '. ' 1 .. .2; 1 .SA..77.lll:'lllLF.:llalrortiler;:s CFO. '..1151.C1 / lI MIL I M- ft
\
1. %.,I.;;"4 ;.1.14 f. , ,,, - .. , ,de,. ...."1 F 1%...: ...6. - 1.,.. 1 '5... i , ALF 2 L'S
4.T3z;1;...";:: t; t',:Yi ,-4 %-• %.'i.;;;:c;... l'; 1 , ; - .1: - .4 , •. , -.1:,• ..:;•_:" .
, itz'.i, , l: ~,-, t - •
:t:Matiesetureri:iffititionWeiniyiiitable Engines 864 lioilere:' : Geitrinit - Stuifting and Machinery regUlred
for iliw Mills, Grist Mills and Toneriee, Ovens and Grates, for burning Tan. Screws ter moving unleselied
and leacheci . bark, Castings, Bolts, Railroad Prog.s, Chairs, and Repairing done at short notice. ,We have fl edifies for shipping by Canal or Raihveds to aßi points, and.oan furnish Machinery cheaper t on Eastern or
Western 'builders of the beat qttallty. -- - . . ' •
1{)-4 0 AdE
• va T titll t thd
,avi it A J .
. _
, ~,,,. „. •,.' ~.• ,i, ~ ~, ,
PI ;.-. ~, I . ~.• - 9
i . li" ,
F. ,e.,t.„ 7 „..,..,, ,
s: ~04.:•,-.1,,.,, - I, ,
't •-
t.. ~ .t.A ~a... ;. i' a ~
Ilvmp.ft
9lAt::0 1 T 1 .1E161, C,A.1=1.12°
ffiliS
Sil - rrr;
Cash., the trge f 2
et,
The subscriber wo r ld, beg leave to call attention to Ilia SPRING
=ELI
.STOCK
rin 1.1
4:leash ,aim.4sl. 11.00-(1.37'
at lowest butrze N rioas:' ll'onttekeepera willllo well to examine hi
, •
Carp ts, Oileic
11
Table Linen, d Window Drapl
- Irthyi of attention. Tt.
ti
races ;
tchieb will be fOuntl worthy, of attention.
lila f r T lLCll. MICHSI.
MU
as they contain runny bargaine—inany of which have not heen be'fore offered in this market. The
public are 'cited to call and see fe,r the \ inselves.. ,
, .
1 .
...
June..l; 1872
ki
139
- 'E.: • •
1=11!311113
; Calt-and seethe'
I
~ 1
N._ ~w LG,i6=-0. I=)..
at woirjr
I ,
I
'
%:? r s
41t2 -
6 , V.
.3::'i, ..i'. , " II: , 4,
';
.EST-4.11 D 1840.
" / a..- • ,
• —l-est.:"-.'1;.. „
,- ,
SEE
111
1 1,4 . 0.0g004,"t0 ' 6;171 :away part of their
, filitQak ,
w the balance. Until furtlitr.notteektige•butill
stock is VEfilt Ltiltelf in all DERaltill
`~
yP.'" ~ ; " fi b
.1 •- `u
MIN
Basis of
OF MERCITAKDISE,
which he is now receiving, and which he offers for
ii,PJ 1 4.7,
ludic% will find it to their
is stock of
I'
' r
IMill
IRE
ME
',Orion tiros.
RIM
• F,'ilt• - •
~•;,• • -
• -
.? 4....,',...
tlt ; Y '"
d..l
1,. ,
,
=MI
i~+ -.
lEEE
non
11111
~c ^kb td e[,_
ST
I -
MI
OELI3,
ME
•i:iUi {i
'o . iii4ixhatig . id " - for it .
; 8 esteoally in •
ME
I.
s,sa
S;
..
WM
iciness.
=ll
IEI
D -DIJAIMER
OEM
t ,
t•
3Paw
Is ato k or
t S 9
lig
ereat to look through
- t
1 1 ° Z7 .
V;
TILQAUJ3 HARDEN
'.\, • -
=I
IE
111 -' ,
lEIN
=I
Mr
,- •
MIME
dren
TIE
_ ,
RE
'Pa o
=I
d Gloves,
MI
EH
El
Nil
ME
We have Shed the,Shanty I
T.L,BALDWINE(CO
TIOGA, PA.
- • -
end uotr, tom) but time taw' to our Wends. And
customers tbab svii, have good
BARGAINS
FOR THEM.
Ouir Elegant New Stare
Is filled full of
BESIRABL!, tOOll S
of the loweit price; to be found
Callitnet iptt will Incrx iow it 1 TOuritelves
Oct. 15,, 1852
13 as N'T
READ
. Unless Totkniut to know that
'V=Milt! iS Thal
Have a van'
V
e
LARGE- STOCK,
A. NICE A.Sion . III.IMT, and are sallia,g ipatda at as
..toaisbingkr • , . •
II
LOW PRICES.
Tioi., \ Oct. 10, kn.
I.
P
6
i 1
__l
T. L. BALDWIN k CO
Till
111
111