Af
AVEDNESDA:I!Ly 4. 1866
New Advertisements.
c o , firm em,l New Goods—J, It. Bowen & Co
R. Bowen. National
,;acrierly Report First simnel Bank—J. L.
an.en, Cashier.
B. Squires.
tire—Ellif.trin P. Morris.
ii.tetter'e Stomach Bitters. •
,;„rmal InStitute—s. C. White. ' • •
T ,,,,4ing in Hair—Mrs. G. C. CampbelL
Ent y in partition—L. Ta.bor.
„ we d—American Ink Company.
g e publican Club.—The Reading Room over
Pot ofilce is open day and evening, and -gar
:(Lj: are cordially invited to call and read the
Regular meetings every Friday evening
FIRE AT KNoxviLLE.,The shingle
owned and operated by hlr. Samuel C.
• , at linoxville, was destroyed by fire Last
in; .
Monday, P. M. A quantity of shingles
burned. Loss from $3OO to Slyt,,oo.
ESE
A.c r,-,sowLEDGmENT.—The proprietors
ur A g itator are under obligations W Mr. G.
E „ R oes.r. eCTipga, for r . , : lr of ufai,niff
,ttaterries from his garden. They were,
u the eTer4 e t
ful f large as Siberian Crabs, and
the handsomest fruit we ever saw.
Fuisos !—The leaves of the, rhubarb,
f plant. Our erebangeS give accounts of
K rual cases of poisoning of. *bole families from
wag the leaves of this plant for greens. In one
icEtsece a nbole family w,as poisoned by eating
t..Te sauce made from the stalks: Great care
L t,eld be observed in the use of this vegetable.
it EIT.NEYVILLE CARDING MACHINE.
_lle are requested to et*te•tlaat The prpprietor of
establishment has received his machine, after
oar unavoidable delays, awl` will commence
w t hug Tuesday . , July ,
- 4 Or, •f?:.
A. WEEK OF FrßEs.—The Clintqn Re
caicon designates, last week as-a' week of fires,
less than four conflagrations happening in
"gk Haven. Tkio loss sustainoa was aliward of
ifooo.
The Ladies of Presbyterial!' Ch
r. have an Ice-Cream Festival in the Court
on July 4, day and evening. Let flint!' be
ozonized.
SQ MEE EL Htris - T.--A correspondent
g Knoxville sends us the particulars of a.' Mint'
LA:EIy undertaken by the sportsmen of that vi
which may be called, a big rbing. lle
"The people of this vicinity had a want hunt
,.;ter obnoxious animals and ' varmints,' ending
La Saturday with a supper at tats place, got up
iT Dr. Mattison, mine host of the Eagle Hotel.
'Everything passed off to the satisfnction of
concerned. Eepreientatives the following
lime were brought forward as the result of the
LL.Lt, as per list furnished us by Mr., ;Goldsmith,
,Le of the Secretaries :
11 Rattlesnakes 10 Hawks
Unis 71 Crows -
1 Raccoon Fox.
Stnnll 1 Mink
4S - Woodchucks - 7-Weasels
49 Gray Squirrels 356 Mick Squirrels.
763 Red Squirrels 866 Chipmunks
11 Rats '6 Nice -
We call that pretty good work.
NORMAL MUSICAL INSTITUFF.—Tp'Of.
White, of Mansfield, this week gives notice of a
te.t:ion of the Normal Musical Institute at Mans—
commencing July 23, and closing Aug. 4.
the object of this Institute is so excellent, and
the qporturaity afforded ze rare, that we can'
cummend it t, a most liberal patronage. See
tit adcertil,ement.
STOMI.—,A heavy wind storm passed
;free mdc, east of this village, Monday afteineon
cf at week, at about nix - 0 'clock. The dty
,haJ
ttto extremely hot, the-mercury showing d 8 in
t !bade. There was a - high wind, in fitful
et this point, though"doing no damage.—
h Charle•t.da tome damage, was done,' !VIT. J.
R. Bailey hada barn blown down.. :Lathe lor;er
ea Of Catlin Hollow, and on Crooked.. Creek,
tD:r< vat heavy rain attended by bail- , •
Tuesday evening following, a deem:lied eland
p:Rti ever this village, dropping bail.
•
ScHOOL DIRECTORS, TARE - NOTICE.
—Et the Coan:mu School law ot thi,State, it is
zade the duty of Directors to 4"ptiblish in . nnrin•
etaternent of the amount of money received
zrl expended, and the amount due from Collect
and setting forth all the financial' operation , ,
!f the dietriet, in not less than ten handbills, to
I, t Put In the most public places in the district."
it distrlctE containing a newspaper,"one 'or more
; , .Lheations therein ilof the "annual statement"
:] be Fafficier;t cm:optimise; with, the law, all
Tai render written or printed handbills unneces
ury—but they are indispensable in all other cases.
ENCOURAGEMENT TO AMERICAN Th
u.37.—Three hundred dollars have been offered
it the proprietors of the Stitiday Sawa Timex,
'1 Philadelphia, to the author whin will fainisb
tte bar original story for publication in the col
-.als of their paper. As this is more than three
: , XcE the amount usually paid for each an effort,
Cleprepoeition will be likely, to call out some of
beet American writers. In due time.theread
et of excellent weekly jottrnal will reap tbe
I,:r.tfaz of this story; and we advise those who
de:lre a good and interesting pa Per for the faint
to send for a sample copy, wlich will be fur.
nithei free rin application.
We'Moro Academy.—Closing- of the
School Year
CLess LEAntau.—Allie .Dopaldson, French
and class E Algebra : Belle M. McCarter, Chem
:Cry, class F Algebra and Physiology; Alice
Landis. Geometry and Trigonometry. Liitin Rea
der, and German Tragedy; Phebe Wetmore; class
E Geography; May .Williston, German Gram
mar: Nellie Williston;Scienee of Coln. Things:
Ellen Swope, class A Grammar; Milton Loons
Lary, advanced 13 Arithmetic ; Gossle 1 Bailey,
adr. A Arithmetic, class C Grammar," and class
D Algebra ; t>:. p. Christian, class A 41gebra and
Cass C Mental Arithmetic; Mary Ste rock, class
L Algebr a and class It Spelling; George Austin.
c;a1; C Algebra; L. Williston; class A Mautul
4ritbmati e ; A. Hart, class B. Mental Arithme
', • George RihercOle, class C Practical Arith.
m ' ti e William Niles, class 33 Praetimd. Arithtne
ti=, class A spelling. uud dabs A Geography; J.
j Rogers, class B Grammar; Alice Landis, Bat-
Sty
!tom. or linaon.—Seniors.—Alice A. Landis,
Eat M. McCarter, Milton Lounsbury, IV
Cbriltian, J. J. Rogers, John Dcwaux, Clara For
syth, Mary Sturrock, Flora Field, Mary English.
IreTIE Toles.
-
Seniors.—Allie Donaldson, Gu ss ie Dailey;
Ecamp. Blair, Nellie Willigton, Phebe Wetmore,
Carrie Deane, Clara Dort, Hilalloyt, Coo.
hdtc.Junior —John Sulu-, Frank Emery, Gee.
erelle, Ellen grope, Louis Maynard, Albert Hart;
George Bowen,,
Ida Bodine, Andrew Forsyth M.
Webster.
PRIZE STUDENTS
Alice Lauaie, Err best' scholarship among the
ienio r
Milton Lauai ; oury, for ben scholarship among
the teuior young, tuon,
dllie nottollion etn.l Gassie Bliley, for hest
tc.bolarehip among the sub senior (Prizes
Et equal value.)
John Sub., for best scholarship among the ju
nior btlE.•
Ellen Swope, for best scholarship among the
MEI
junior kirk
.
William Niles, for best spelling among the ju
niors during the-term.
Mary Sturrock, for best spelling among seniors
and sub seniors during the term. - -
'Louis Maynard, for but being absent during
the term.
Phehe Wetmore, for best spelling at "prize
spelling exercise." Missed four out of 100 nords,
selected for the occasion.
Nellie Williston, fur best readiutt at the " la
dies' prize reading." Fourteen contestants. De
cided by committee of seven. ,
, About $6O worth of books presented to the
above named students.
tirtAntiktZES.—llelle M. McCarter and Alice A.
Landis. Diplomas.
May Williston,, in behalf of the Faculty and
stmlints, presented Miss Jennie Shaw a beautiful
framed picture of Washington and Lincoln, and
Lowell's Poems, two volumes, for singing at this
and previous exercises.
Vote of thanks tendered to Dr. Webb, Captain
Shaw and sister, and Joseph Williams, for fur
nishing music on various occasions.
Colonel Emery announced that the Academy
would continue under the administration of the
present, Faculty, the fall term to begin about the
last of August.
De read an extract from the minutes of the
Board, approving the course of the teachers, arid
.
unanimously asking them [a return, -
FIEST COMMENCEMENT ANNFVERSA
RE OF STATE. NortliAL SCIIOOL AT MANSFIEL3I.
Thursday of last week will constitute a. sunny
day in the calendar of the Mansfield-Normal
School, being'the first Commencement Anniver
sary of tbe institution under the patronage of the
State. The greatest triumph of teachere and pu
pils, however, marked the previous week, when
the entire graduating class of fifteen was subjec-,
ted to a most rigid examination by Professors
Wickersham, Cooper, and Allen, Principals of the
State Normal schools of the second, twelfth and
fifth districts, respectilvely,-ia the presence of all
the County Superintendents of this Normal school
district. The impiitance of -this triumph will be
seen, when we state that it is the only graduating
class in the Normal echools of the State which
passed the ordeal—all the others, being rejected..
No higher praise Can be awarded the Faculty of
the Mansfield school than the mere mention of
this fact. It places them first !among educators
in the Commonwealth.
The' Commencement exercises of Thursday
.
were conducted in presence of a large audience
of the friends and patrons of the school, • and
proved among the most interesting we ever lis
teried to: The composition'of the essays and ad
dresses was superior, as a rule, 'and in some cases
classic. Bettor decianitition by• ladies we never .
beard. Following are the names '4;f• the gradua
dug class and their respective parts in the exor
cises :
Salutatory, Mary J. Carr, Montrose, Susque
hanna county.
~Defence of Homeopathy, 0. Brainerd Bird,
Swmien Valley, Potter county.
Reputation, Electa Camp, Camptown, Bradford
county. -
. Adverse Circumstances Favorable to Success.,
Emma A. Brewer, Orwell, Bradford county. _
Chntacter, Mary J. Briggs, Leraysville, Brad
ford. county.
The Influence of the Educator, Hannah I.
Dartt, Tinge county.
Light, More Light, Sue E. Conard, New Lon
don, Chester county.
Ridicule an Incentive to Action, Lizzie B.
Ames, Mainsburg, Tioga county.
Labor, Ella Lung, Rush. Susquehanna county.
Effects of Influence and Example, Mettle J.
Buchanan, Downington, Chester county. '
- Life's Object, Sarah J. Shove, -Rush, Susque
hanna county.
Hasten Not, Linger Not, Mary:l,,Carr-
The Known and the Moknovtp,
~Tames H, Boa
ard. Osceola, Tioga county.
Valedictory; AdeDien 'R. Venni'yea, Gaines',
Tioga county.
We think the future of each individual of the
foregoing hear us out in sating that the,
world is . to he tutyle i richer and better by the:pro—
mising talent of the class. They will be educa
tors in more than the school !twin 'sense' of the
term. 41od speed them, each afid , •all; and may
they'feet at the last that , the *4:oldie betteii feri
thiar,living in it,; and:that they have , earned a di
plonia not writtennpon,varchm94._
Professor Allen's address to the class Wail like
himself, genial; heartfelt,' and .wsll-itidged. He
alluded briefly to the struggle 'fur existence thro'
which theinstittitidn hail passed, and the triumph
it had achieved in spite,af : all übstpules, and pa,ln
ed on to the parting advice ia_tlie earnest teacher
to his pnpiis. ,
The total uoinber of_pupito taught dating the
year at this flourishing inAtitatiehl, , was 3137:- It
will, commence its ne;:t'year'nrith enlarged facili
ties, fresh hopes, bright prospects, and a fall. het.
" Succrss :!' a POE,M, X. W. WE,SiT,
Lippincott, publisher, Philadelphia.
",,We are obliged to our old friend Westlake foi
anent pamphlet copy of the above poem, read at;
a musical and literary soiree of the Y. Id, C. A. of
Washitigtoti,'ll:C:i Like all the-:efforts of the
anthor t 'Success" is ebaraeterized by it. practi
cal definitions of human .duti,"being
. of Reason rather than of, imagination.
The Atlantic for July is a remarkably
good number. , The first paper the case pf one
" Dedlow" is a" sell," but not ,to he sneezed-pt.
Prof. Agassiz contributes a fine paper on the
g'all'ey of the A mason," 'Bryant a grand poem -
o n the Death Of Slavery." " The -Chimney.
Corner,',' is continued, to the delight of kady
readers, and the wbole number is one for kditti4
and publishers to be proud of. ; st, per year. To
bed at Young's noohltore.
larper.—Porte Crayop contributes .
his second paper of" Recollections of the war,"
and it is Cory interesting. An illnstrated paper
on Natural History is another great'attraction.
" Arms.dale" is concluded in this number. This
Magazine's monthly record of.•eurrent events is
invaluable, while the Editors - Table - and: the
" Drawee'continno to be delightfully chatty { and
inspiring.- $4 per year. - Yoruag:keeps..them.
Republican County _Convention
The Republican electors of the several election
districts, are requested to meet at the respective
places of holding elections in Each township and
borough, on Saturday, the ISib dap of' August
next, for the purpose of electing two delegates for
each district, to represent the same in the Repub
lican County Convention, to be held at Wellsboro,
Friday, %August 24..nexpfor the purpose of nom
inating candidates for the respective offices to be
voted for at the coming election.
The persons below designated, are appointed
Committees of Vigilance for the townships and
boroughs named, and requeited' .give atleaet
one week's notice of the delegate elections to be
held as above, By order, Of the County Co
mmittee. A. M. SPENCER, Chairman.
Wellsbaro, May 29,11366. •
COMMITTEES OF, ViOiLANCF.
Bloss—L BScaitb, Stephen Bowen
Brookfield—ZS d Murdosk,Jpbn Simmons.
Chatham—David Costley, Thaac Sutton.
Charleston—Addison Potter, Wallace M Moore.
Covington Townshipt—Edwin Illock,John Lewis.
Covington Ilord:01—V M Gray.; 'Leonard Pallier,
Clymer—B W Skinner. E if Stebbins.
Delmar—Daniel Monroe John liarr f
Deerfield—Joseph S. - Ingham, Jalinifowbuo„
Elklatid- —Loren Wetmore. John Maynard.
Elkland—Amara Culver, E B Benedict.
Fall Brook—Martin Stratton, Alexander Pollock.
Farmington—itobert Cas.beer. 0 11 Blanchard.
Gaines-31 1.1, Floyd. A. Knowlton. -
Jackton—D. 11. Mclntyre, E. Kinner.
Kuosvillu—John E. Vi bite, AVilheltn„
Lawrenceville-3 C Beamtn,C. B. Mather. '
Eawrence--M. S. Baldwin, Henry Colegrove.
Liberty—Roliert Sebring. William Narber.
Morrie—Samin-I Doane, Wayne Lewis.
Middlelmry—G I) lieeney, Calvin Hammond.
Irnit-tield—Porter fiaolurd. P Al Clark.
Maiu.iburg—E A Fish, S Peters.
Nelson-41 H Baxter, Samuel'Hazleft.
otcoola—Charles Tubbs, Sheldon Ocor.
Itiolunoltd—L H Brea ster, :loth Whittaker. -
Btu land—Peter V Fairness, Sole Frost.
Shipper—Joepli D.,rling, Edgar (*lnnen.
Hodge-, Lafayette Gray:
Tioga Aiken, Wm M Inscho.
Tio.d.a cmul,—J) W Clark, F. A. Binned: • , -
U dam—John trvin,,lECleavaland,
11 - cstbeid...J L. Calkins, Simeon Lewis.
Ward...T b Hollis, Wm Melatosli..
Welleboro...flugh Young, Charles4Willlame.
Our iiroungTotics contknues to cater
fOr much jtidguient; - taitd and line-
ICess as ever. .*e ai a niot4",dollOtyl
jand useful periodical, $2 per year. , To be bak!ii
the Wellsboro Bookstore
VANHoax put the frame of his new ,
FactOry up last Saturday . . - The work will 'go
raptly forward- .. „ -
THE Fall Tai ni of the Academywill
commence about the laiat itf
auspices of Prof: Vaa AlleA'tind his aocouiplialf,
ed Assistants.
MARRIAGES
On May 81, by Rev. McWalter B. Noyes, BEN
in- R. BENICARD and QRACE, daughter Of , the late
Peter Gordon, Esq. ,
DEA:tirS
In Chatham, gunelOsh, 1806, - of consuraptier4'
Mrs. CR It/STIANA SPA.FLDING, wife OfJQIIk SPAJJL•
DING, Esq., aged abcut 37 years. , ' •
In Delmar, of Consumption. May 24;-. Pnnn
ANN, daughter of- Henry and Phebe
aged 25 years.. •
In Delmar, June 22 Manx - Etta and SARAH
True, twins, daughters,of George 'and Ellen R. -
English, aged just six weeks.' There' Was about
an hones difference in their birth, 'and the same
in their death—the first-beim' dyitig first."
In,Morris, ou the 21st of June,iMr. Wa.z. .134833,:
aged 88 years - , die - was sick but a fqw
Athol. residence
PHILLIPS, wife of Richard,
Mother Phillip's Iva§ one of the• oldest inhabi.-4
tants of the county. At her death she was the
mother of ten children; %grand, and
thirty-five great "grand children. At' the begid
ning of the rebellion she'lMdltwentyliving grand'
eons. Ten of them went into the army; but one"
lost his life in the service. Her large' fatally cir. ,
ele mourn their loss, which is her gaiti: Shehas
gone home to rest: ' -• ' -Om
COOSZENG EMOTE is manufacttired with
certain improvements, secured by, letters patent, ander
dates of Max- 5, 1853, and.,DecemSer 5, 1805.: One , or
these improvements covers - theArratigeruent of fittings
portable ash pan in the, hearth of a- cooking 'stove ' to
receive the ashes as it-pesrs'atraii from the grate. All
persons are cautioned Against matinfattnring,-Yoilling
'or using other stoves made in imitation of the .4meri
can, as suits lave - teen commenced for infringement-of
these paten ts;4ind• &IV= persons' manufacturing,fnilllng-
Or using said imitations, will be liable for damages for
infringement on these letters ; :
S E 14.6.11;
17 and 19 G - teett-etrset..Albaiir, - N. y. •
The AftisicAN is for sale by VV_ILTSAM- 11OrtURT4*
Wellsboro. - jl3 6m sp
A POINT ON WIIEWIrkIAL PlirpecANS itOhyg'
—Out of ten - tliousand- tegtilar4hysierartp - yon
Cannot find oneAltiv,ittill net434%,...tat. 'itientrtette
and invigoranti'are 1'1;0h:he& necessary til*Med i i(
cal practice. And yet in bygope years humane
practitioners have hesitated to [administer them,
because the &mulish. ingenuity, of wretches who,
make merchandise Of4atrtan , :itArtnitieg,;hid
polluted and deteriorated them ; that .tho retneds
was deemed is4.l'angerous as :the disease
perplexity is happily clone away with.- Physicians
know, because the first analytical ob'einists or the
age have deinonstrated'the fact,' : that 11.0STET
TER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS
are absolutely arid 'entirely free from- all perni.l
elm:tick:Men ts. - Hence they have been introdueed.
into the United. States army, and are aceelittot
whereon the testimony of the - Wise, the late i lli."
gent and the. philanthropic is rated •at its jes4
value, as hest protective against and care for
all diseases - arising from impurity' id the air or
other unhealthy climate influences, that has ever
been tested by experience. In cases Of,Dyspep
sla and Liver Complaint, we -state,,without quell:.
fication cfr reßerVatiory that the , -Bitters areas
-nearly infallible hs'anything - prepared - ',plateau
skill cailbe.;
-.- •
ITCH f: ITCH! ITCH , ! •,' :
SCRATCH! SCRATCH! SCRATCH!
WHEATON'S Ortlinittri
Will cure the itch in 48 Hours.
.
Also cures SALT MIMI, ULCERS, CIILLREAINS,,
anditli ERUPTIONS OF TILE SKIN., Price iii?,curyte,—
For sale by all druggists. By se nding 60 cents, to
WEEKS A POTTER, Soto Agents, 1.70 Washington
Boston, it will be forwarded by mail, free of Acistage,
to any part of the United-States. , .
June 64860.. sp., notice ly. ,
•
it7t. BROM OF YOLITII.—A Gentleman who suffered
-kJ for years front Neryous Debility, Premature-Decay
i and all the effects of yOuthfid indiscretion, will, for the
sake of suffering humanity, send free to all .who' need
it, the recipe and directions for - making the simple rem
edy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit
by the advertiser's experience can do so by addressing,
.10115 13:" 0G.R.F.N 0 13 Chambers-St —NA , :
- Jan. 31, '64-Iy.
• !
THE coriFEssr.oxs_,A , EXPERIENCE OF-AN IN:
for 01 benefit find al tr dutidn
to young men and others ' Who sutfer , from Net:send De
bility, Premature Docay,of Alanhood, supplyiug..,at
tiuksanle time the means-of itielf.cure.- By orte.who hla
cillitd himself after undergoing considerable atackary.
By enclosing a postpaid addressed' envdlope; c6p.
ies, free of charga;tuay be had'of the ettt1101;.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq., Broadjil 'Sings Co
N. Y. t• Uttu.3.l.lyL-f:
M •
O CONSE --a
SIgTINES.he ,The, havipg been
restored to healtlantsiewiweektVby a'sdry...sfrable
remedy, after having suffered for several years with a
severe lung affection and that dread disease, Consnmia
tion-is anxious to make'known. to hid fellow-sufferers
the means of care
To all who desire it, lie will send a copy of the pre
.scription used, , feee, oraltarge, with' the Airectioper,for:
-preparing and using the Berne, which they will
sure, cure fur Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis. Coughs
land Colds, and all throat and lung affections. The only
oWect of the advertiser' in sending- fht. , PrescriptiOti-is
to benefit the aftileto and spread information whlahlle
conceives to be invaluable, and be, hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing arid'
maYPrnve a biassing Parties wishing-thapreseription
nal), by return mail, will please address. Rey, ED
WARD A
, [Jai:1.31.'66-Iy]
TRANGE, BUT TRUE—Every young lady and gen
v.D Heinen in the United States can bear something to
their advantage by return mail (free of charge)
liresping esx n Osoal tide*: ThOlytiuvviAell~. n r i
humbugged will ilease - obligetry riVrtroficizi'grh
Alt - others will please address their obedient servant,
THOS F CHAPMAN,
Jan 31 'B6-ly 831 Broadway, New York
CAUTtON.- - itly - wife Lydia 'having left my
,bed and board, without just cause or provo
cation, this is to forbid all persons harboring or
trusting her-on.my account, as twill pay-no debts
Of - her contracting after this Alate.-
?I.ND:II.EIir, B. sQtrIRE . .S,.
Sulllvan, etints
I\TOTtCE.NOtiee 'hereby given, that Rob
/A( ert Custard', Senitir, ' has - been , plada
eh arge' Of tra6t No. - 1590, aid theSe' phi& ottriiol
No. 15 . g9, in thriVielnity of - Babb's creek, belong.;
ing to; the 'heirs of Lnlie W. Dforris toa d'allper
eons are tb'ibiit frisfaSEr,iiag ther . eon, nnger penalty
of prosenatinn s- '
nr,rawrox P. , MORRIS, • -
805' Mark - et st.,
July 4,1868.7.6ar
Normalniusial Institute
Professor X. O: kmzerson, of Bosun, tlfass.,
• • Musted Director.' • -• ' •
„
,ef the above Institute will be
T 34...fi r st, eis.l . ioia
held.in the State Normal School building,'
Maeshield; Pa., commencing IllOndaS , , July ,23,'
and closing Eiatnrday,,Aug6si. - 4;,11366. The fol-
ToWing will be the order pf l the claites :
Class Po_j, Yawn ..CuLrpatE47nclading : Sol
feggio singing, righibriatbing, artictilition,---pro
ntinciation„Ac„ -
Class 4 7 0. 11, NOTATI9N r . iir Beginners' )
In whieb.Will be iitighetbe,rndiments,_ together'
withlangingexercises.
Mims No: I I I,•PSA MODS" s—FOr the prao
tico of mnsic suitable for the Song Service in the
houseef. the Lord.,
Mow NO; ..rr, Timuoung - Bass-41thotigh - the
time is short, yet a practical knowledge et com
mon chords, wlttr - their inversions- and permuta
tions, snit *A: thenretical :44911 , 100t f Varvaing
notes And apventlfchovds can be obtained,,so thqt
.the student can go on without theaid of a teacher,
01.24 No. Cnoaos--For the.praetiee of glee
and sacred choruses. This class . will occupy the
evenings, . _
Class No._VI, FRE7F,
.41rWi t TICSi ' LWit.11 vocal
accompaniment, for giving especial emphasis to
tone and expanding the chest. Common School
teachers can obtain in this class a knowledge that
will be'both pleasing and healthful to their cla'ssei.'
Class No. VII, TEACUEarte Cl tss—lllustrating
?by lectures and eiamples the best known methods
of instruction in - vocal and instrumental tousie,—
Meets tiviee each week.
BOOki will be far - nisi:MT for - Seholitre' use free..
' TERMS.-- - TuitiOn- to" all-the classes the •
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entire session.....„ .- , - ss' OG
Board per week - '— $3 00
Classes Wand IV will have 'tvrd • ‘ssiotur ta"otv
day. Classes 1, 111, V acid.Vlshire eesslo¢ each
day. e.ivarxg, Maustleld, Pa.
July 4, 1866. -• 311- 4
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OILS, PAINTS, VARNISHES,' "
DYES, COLORING
MATERIALS, „
PARE IN A lag
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if IF
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DYE5., 0 0.4004111TG2,3T1R1,A4 it
is withsiiidostAatiesq
to be:1140 is ibis-partpf4be State.
DYERS' & WOOLEN FACTORIES
suilG -L 4 1:1 1$1M;f1 1 / 1 TH DYE•WOODS: .
CASE,.
I. `N WHOLESALE
PRICES.
; . : - /TileatLk of ;NOS is also extensive , comprising
Window ;ea* , rjiairs;
French glisirtOTiettires,- ->
mirtorAltiss,plateti for old frames,. 4
Flint glassware for the • -
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Stich is Goblets,a '
nmblers Cream Pitchers_,,
SPO'be-Holders, Lamps; Lamp •
Lantern 'Glass,
ttfcti itfislarptisiblo . to - enumerate. Al! sorts
of articreiMass and sold at - Drag stores,
can be fhera - al i Roy's.
Roy'slstock of pure Wines and Liquors for Me
dicinal t urposesibaslongbeeti known to thnpby
sicians of this county: These - Lignorstre of the
purest an4thest.quality, ; selected with great, care,
and expressly for medical use.:, Perfumery and
Setwrof all kinds, - ,
SODA & CREAM TARTAR, SALERA
GINPER; NtrTMEgS, SPICES.'
.CLOYES. PEPPER; "
WRITING•PAPER, INK, PENS, - PEN:
' CIES, YANKEE NOTIONS AND --
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L•eItiYSTAL .I‹E it`o
a pure and reliable article, perfectly safe to use.
;Vaisgp flinch ibiager thau.ttie.ponier jnalitiear ..
wilLlie`is . 94l. Roy't etvokp as the cheneft.
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ISHYSICIANS' PRESCRITTIONS
carefully and accurately compounded from pure
and reliable mediainea.,
, e 7g6"pOrders by mail
iromptly attended to, _ . ,
Thomas.. Hamden,.
OULD respectfully iniorm Ate 'inb!abitants'
or MOO - coun - ty; -- tbta he is - now receiving
additioes q IZia stock of Merolla - a dila) which
te-offer" a at a imall - advente from i504t.-‘ Hie•stock
eetniiscs in part of
BRAWLS, CLOAKS, DRESS GOODS,
; of various styles and colors,
WeijlD
- i• - fLq.TCLOTHS, TWEEDS, SATTINETTS,
; >KENTUCKY JEANS,
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- suitable for men and boys wear:
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goat' ariety of Brown *Uslins, at pnces tieing
/tab er yard. Bleached Sheetinge and Shirt
,.ings, enims and Tickings at various prices.
1- ?Alsto a great, variety of READY . MADE
1110111ING': `l----' . t ' " - . 3- 1-''' ...'a
•'''.,:,,vigh-• Please call and see for yourselves.
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IMPORTANT NEWS.
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NOUN HOW THEY HOWL
Who hold large Stocks of Gtoods at
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TJOGA, PENN'A
Itompeetrally inform their oustontsrs and friend;
that having entirely sold out their old stook of
DRY GOODS
At Auction. They have replaced them with a
new and well selected lot of
DRESS - GOODS,
• g •
CHALLIES, PRINTS,
BLL'ACHE AND BROWN MUSLLNS,
FANCY CASSIMERES,
READY - HEADE CLOTHING,
s° I
LTNE . N COATS, HATS AND CAPS,
LADIES' HATS TM - MiIED AND'
PLAIN, CARPET WARP,
BOOTS & SHOES,
WALL AND WINDOW PAPER,
&lINWRE.
Our Stock of
GROOEILIFS AND PROVISIONS
is large and complete; and we would most re
spectfully call your attntion to
QUALITY AND 'PRICE.
FLOUR, SALT AND NAILS,
we keep on hand 4 all times an will sold 4
prices to defy competition.
YOUR BUTTER, CHEESE, zGps,
GRAIN, &e., &a,
Is as good as the CASH to us at their .market
, .
value.
T. L. BALDWIN t CO
Tl4PGA;_biay,lB, 1866-1 y
THE THIRD LO►T
OF
New , Spring Goods,
JUST RECEIVED AT
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YU NAM &
170 GA, PA.
iITA HAVE JUST' ,RECEIVED ANEW
- artifwell selected - stock of goods, which
we are hailing very
LOW - FOR"CASH OR READY PAY.
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Good:yardwide eheetiog for
Heavy yard wide sheeting for
Deasines,
Standaid p4ts from
OTHER
_GOODS IN PROPORTION
We alio keep caudal:ay on hand a choice
stock of
GROCERIES,
~OUL,', PORK, &c.,
AS very low figures
TIFAMBLBTONIAN, Jr.—Sire, Ham bletonian;
,grandaire, Abdallah ; g-grandsire, old
Mambrino; g-g-grandeire, imported 31eseenger.
Seven years old, 16 hands high, dark roan, can
trot a mile in less than three minutes. He can
show more good stock than any other stallion in
Tioga county.
WilLstand the ensuing season at the stable of
the proprietor, in Knoxville, until August 1, '66
For terms, see largo posters
Knoxville, May 16, 1886,
1 . " ETTER& OP ADMINISTRATION having
1 1 ,4. been grunted to the undersigned on the es
tate of Jacob Prutsman, late of Tioga, deceased,
all persons indebted are required to makelmme
dpite payment, and those having, claims against
acid estate mast present them to
. JOHN I. MITCHELL,
Administrator do bonis non.
Wencher°, June 13, 1866.-61*
FOI3R FROM CHOICE WHITE WHEAT,
buckwheat flour, corn meal and feed, always
on band. Call at the Charleston Millbefore buy
ing your flour and feed. I can make it an object
for you to buy. A. RUSSELL.
May 16.1866—tf
LETTERS OF AMINISTRATION having
,D
been granted to the undersigned on the
es
tate or Philander Webster, late of Sullivan, do..
ceased, ell indebted are required to make imme
diate payment, and those having claims against
the same will present them to E. B. CARD,
E. A. FISU,
Adm'rs.
Sullivan, June 13, '68.-Bt',l
QAIT RHEUM is easily cured by using the Homes
-17 This valuable reiztedrels truly called
the htothets' Favorite, as it cures all the sores on an
%be little ones. It may bi used on the youngest ehil
drau with perfect safety. - It is usefed for all eruptions
and skin diseases. Sold st Roy's drug store. Prics,23o.
20ots.
DO
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, 14 to 243"
May 30, 186 e,
0. H. WOOD