`trot
c 7,
wEDNE,
- -
New i4avertinemertlll. :4 LI 5
Ajouinibilator's Sale—J. L. Kingsbury.
farm tor Sale—C. It Seymour.
lconee to Pobtors,—Juirope, Smith.
Auditor's Notice—C. W. Beach.
Auditor's Notice—C. W. Beach.
Ltsi of Letteniltigia'‘g3outts. ;
fares Hotel—E' S'lrartr. f
NvE congratulate , thViLadies ofi the
riehyterian Society upon their
, spleuAid success
a the roarth. - recciptir +vete •nimird' of
70
A c cioENT.--puririg.an extemporized
4 , p lay Fireworks this viifige hit trichly
14 t,t, Mr. F. K. WILIGHT. was amok in the eye
ty 5 hall from a Rouaan - caridlo, and to eckously
, t , u red that recovery of the ejghtie doubtful.
p E ssorui.L.7-74e:friends of 31Is'a Ve . :o
.
ut o, Preeeptrees of the Academy, will be
p ,ped to learn that she' ie lying dangerously ill
stber borne Co., N. Y:, con.
left„,r, of - the lunge " llat - alender hepe:of her
worer y is entertained.
TEE FO RTH AT STONY FORK.—A
fn ain De l r writes tie: a .glowing.adeonitt of
a , d ate at Coles's new house at Stony Fork,
:o leo the part of the-yntwig ladies and gents of
Delmar desires to return' thanks to Mr. and Mrs.
lc. R. Coles for their kindness and attention on
L ac octagon. -The sway, : wan astd
t i a ng agreeable. Abott sovenfy 'amides 'partici
ted In the festivities.
WHEELER alpi..-pIiF.F4SE
new factoryiietit - iiii - o operation - Tuesday,
Jute 26, ultimo. ,We learn (444 Air" Ed
orb, that it will take the milk tronicters Mtn
4;0 cows. Hr. Andrew Block and wife are the
E saufacturers. The 01leiriloblie company are,
p. d. Edwards, President; Vice President, Isaac
peeler; Secretaiy; J. Block; TiMiaurer, 'Adam
I. Klock.
SAD CASUALTY.-7A valued corres
pondeat at Tioga aeidintritie , folloiring mean :
tbo:y account of a, anti resalt,frpra use
, of fire
• . . ,
°Op the morning of the Fourth a group of
Ads started from tbedrAbsie of Tioga, to ;seek a
tly 'f pleasure it gunning. Cfri ,usoendidg the
back of the depot, one of the number, Chas
Geld:herry, nged 14 years, stopped to drink froin
;spring, bending over bis gnu; which was loaded
and c4ked. By some means it was discharged—
:Le entire contents passing through the stomach,
:Ed inAging in the back:
-He was brought down to the house. of Mr.
Ddlistin, where he died about nine o'clock, two
after being wounded. His mother, a wid
or, and by this accident childless, resides at Char
httescille, Va. He was living with Mr. James
Cady, of this place."
THE FLAG PRESEIsITATION.-1 - was
,trended that all color•bearers and Soldier; Who
mai been regularly 'detailed to curry the: -color, of
soy Pennsylvania regiment, should be present at
the ceremony of the reception buttle-flags by
the Governor and staff, at Philadelphia, ; ore the
4th inst. The MI was roadein every etheetyPattae
this. Is it possible that Tioga caulk"- bad =no
color sergeant in all its volunteer organizations?
We had one General, several Colonels, Majors,
etc , but no color-bearer ! Well, perhaps not
it don't seem likely. , •
TRrcirrx,e.—Mr. S.- S. SPENCitIti !Of
this borough, has shown us a letter from a rela
tive in lowa, from which weextraet thts following
touching the new pork disease
"A case of the new pork disease occurred in•
Marion, about twenty miles from this -placer - re.
cently. Of eight persons who ate of sugar cured
haw, six died, and the remaining two are in a
critical condition. O i rt a post tuortern exatnina
illin, the flesh of the victims was found alive - with
trichina, or little worms, very plainly visible un
der the microscope. The victims fell sick about
four weeks after eating of the ham."
For the benefit of those who persist in 'eating
[l , loe£ flesh, we will any that_ such flesh, thu
roughly cooked, contains no trichina. in a living
rata. We preach and practice entire abstinence
into pork, and trust the day. is mot far off when
people will as soon eat snakes as poik.
THE FOUHT.IS( AT Mellisßuati.—The
celebration at Mainsborg was somewhat damaged
by the rain, but was participated io by Some 700
treople. Report says that it was a most euthusl
utic gathering.
The meeting trait presided pier . by_ Di. tiaO. D.
Maine Marshal, Maj. V. A. Elliott. assisted by
Lieut. T. 0. Dostkatid',Bl4loo Cochrs‘n; Eead
c, W. H. Ramsey.
At ten o'clock tbe mass assembled ,M listen to
u oration by Col: Tnzonoaa-anzaa, 'late cope:
auding the 45th P. V. The:oi:alioti was a most
thoring tribute.to the unselfish. petrratiam of the
ton of the Revolution, es well as .to the heroisitt
of the hundreds of thousands who but yesterday
znnophed over treasop,lnthe field . The speaker
did MI jastice.4o,thi-oetiakien.:
The dinner was well gotten up and duly appre
(.4o4 and the day tittieetroff with r o eeeidetit or
utraurdinary disoruer to mer the' (eativitiea:
THE CELEBRATION.—We have to
, Croniele the arrival and, departure of another
Fourth of July, a duty about arc pleasant as ra
ening the cloth after a banquet. The weather
aanag thkruorang e rrAs not.propltiqns i
. Juin fall
,tl at itlteri.tall until etertoon . fen l odiock,
i4verar, the thin cro d in our etreeta indicated
failure of the celebreatirip here. Ample piepa-,
T M" had been made, the beast roasted, the .36
gala fired—gennine brass gone; too—and tbinev
ertl tells rung with usual 'vigor Itridellaugor.'—
The preparations were, we think; amply made;
but there was a heavy drag of the machine which
foretold a break-down.
The rain drove tie peotleito the,cot a tft House
to listen to the reading of the Tjecraration and
the Oration. The heti" t POl, chiefly
with ladies and 'ebildtolf.".a - lle Oration - Wag
Charles A. Chapin, flip / of glmira . ,,emd is re.
Ported to 'as as a' will' irtitiiit -baling to
tonoess requiring our , presenee elsewhere, wo did
Lot bare the pleasereveliitterfitiki . l;JAhni
It la said to have closed with a-beautiful eulogy
a Thad. Stevens, semetliittg vtiai ~sii tire : tl+6 billy
the getters-up of the celebration, we presume,
but with which, if the .Zumtnittur of Ariange
menu are suited, a large majority of the people
o f Tioga conety will End na fatgt.', !"
The oration ended, the roasted ox was served
4 t')_lllFM,ltuf4#4hiribrto"/"..ortrt""
themselves w i th ' a
distant . roast `Was
rell e tione, we are told, but- the number of diners
lasi not large. Some " spleaned ; '. against it
others took offence U( something Said bisionieli--
dY; and thus the faterrOod--eethat the oz-roast.Tbe greased pig eta not much of a 'mite!).
The greased pole was climbed at,- but eel:it'd;
tot op to reach the $ . 5 greenback.
The fonworksi - pert is AY *amp etiesied
citt7 ithe
di sappointment s of the day, being ;good both in
quantity and quality. -
The Phenolates Ball in the evening Intsz - hufwi'
Ludy attended, and netted .e fair' ;it'reo:
Apart from the unsuspicious weather, the fail-
Ott toast, we think, be attrihnted to the refusal of
,(Hain elements to mix. They will never mix
tout thwy find their friendly alkaloid , tir other
l efrtliter
d it gives na pleasure to state that no Keel
.!'',t.:r!.+rious disorder. marred the day- - Con
'
406! Williatna - ,and his entire force OttkVifir
mum duty, nett are entitled to the thaoluiir brit
• sounsaireboarvzprrzom
-•-•
To the Honorapls_pieeharged Soldiers Tioga
•
Co tats
&masers :—The eolairerstState - Conveistion;which
Asset-aided in Pittsburg on the Eth of-June. nitimo,
re
mmended permanent county organizations - argil Awl-.
diers of the Union atniyinrthe late war against r
slum who served with credit and received - honorable dis
charges.
In pursuance of this recommendation, and in view of
the important nature of the present tiubernatorial cam•
page, the' undersigned, who are proud to have shared
the fatigue of the march and the perils of battle - with'
you. earnestly recommend that the honorably discharg
ed soldiers of eimli election district In this county meet
and elect two or 'their comrades in arms to represent
them in a Soldiers' County Convention, to he held in
the Court House. in Weitsboro,'Friday, July 27,1866, for
tjta purpose of ratifying the action of the Pittsburg Con.
vention above named, and of further effecting a permit.
nent organization, through which old companionship,
funned in field and In camp; may be- perpetuated, and
the memory of our association in the midst of peril
which threatened our land with destruction, be kept
fresh in mind forever.
Gen. Robert C. Cox, • James Seely; .
Col. Theodore Gregg, Pierce,
Capt. It. T. Wood, Andrew Bullin, -
Lieut. A. Culver; Geo. Ilelsham, -
Capt. C. R. Taylor, Geo. G. Newman, Jr.,
ira J. Mack, Lieut. Wm. 4... : Yalkner,
Theodore Smith, W„_I; Rail ker,
Miles Egleaton, Milton Lapis,
Vernon ; J. A.Brintoeti
, A. B. Trice,
Lewis Beaver, Lut%er "Mattison,' '
Charles Starr,: James Costly,
John G. Betty, ' Franlt4o 3l l';, -
Berg. Worden, D. E. Stone, ;
Serg. Mr, 0. 'Merrick, J. W. Faulk
Serg. Wm. Fletcher, David
Corp. John - ,Flatcher, 0. A. Benedict, ,
- corp. L: H. Saxton, ' George W.'dlice,
Corp. Nathaniel Bloom, - Wm. L. Pitta,
Lieut. John .1. Rogers, Geo. G. Butterworth, .
William A. Stone, Robert RelseY,. - - -
Capt. It. 8. - Webb, W. F. Willarl,
Capt. J. HYSIMer, Miles Andrus,
H. D. Deming, Harrington,
Edwin B. 'Carvey, foseph. COwden,
Geb: Q. English,. 11 .4aft" n Gleason,
J. B. Willcox, Morrison, - _
J. F. Calkins, Dhaplwiti,,iiter"-Walbridge,
Lieut. J: John J. Johnson,
J. B. Wetmetw,-*.
_Webb, -
__
A. F. Packard," Lieut. D. Bacon,
0. T. Haight,' , • 0. Henry,
Lieut. T.. 0. Deucl, - : Aid: G.- W.Nerrich, -:-
Capt. J. I. Mitchell,
Lieut. T. J. Davies,' Eugene Besuge,
Dr. Geo. D. Maine, Capt. N. Whitney,
A. Packard, T. B. Van Name,
Charles W. Pitts, H. D. Calkins,
J. I. Cady,- Capt. H. B. Seeley, •
S. Mitchell, J. G. Seeley,
Wm. G. Seeley, J, E. Gilkey, -
James M. bawls, Jiil9l, W. Gitkaij,_•.',.."
B. B. George,- At R. sicifif,,
W. F. George, - 1L Bowerd:
-./July 11. E 1866,.
SCHOOL OF DESIGN rap WOMEN.—
We have received the Prospectuiof the
_Septeur
her Term of the Northeastern School of Design
for women, located-at Wilkesbarre, Lucerne coup
ty. This ikons - of Auste,Similar institutions in
this State44'harliave ler their object the culti
vation of Aatiertnlentin-Woman and deserve a
liberal patronage.'
Northern;: ennaylvaninaught to patronize the
Wilkesbarre school. 'Ladies 'desirous of cultiva
ting a talent for drawing and designing, can here
have the benefit of a thorough system of study
and practice. Commencing with -outline draw- -
jag, the pupil is carried systematlcally upward to
landscape painting, designing on wood, litho
graphing, &a., Lc.
The sessions are two, of five months each, and
Ale fee is $l4 per session. The auhool bag a fine
-deflection of art studielin iniirble,and bronze, of
oneient, middle-age s and modern conception.—
ittree courses of lectures are delivered during the
sossitini •i S• 2
Persons desiring ftrvt.ter .intormatiOn, should
addrers E, Darling; Esq., ; Secretary, 1,11 kno
b:tire, Pa. -
T/oG4 MARBLE WOAKS.—Messrs.
Calkins L'onkling - tiftirefereived a fine itoek of
merble at their'bhop, and invite the public to call
and examine before ordering elsewhere. It
Agricultural *vaiLug•
At a meethg of the officers of the Tioga Coun
ty Agricultural Society, held in Wellsborct, on the
3d at July, 1.8136, the following business was tran
sacted : -
Resolved, That the county Fair grounds be lo
cated at IVellsboro, for the next ten years.
Resolved. That a committee be appointed to
select a sufficient quantity of giound To the pur
poses of the Fair. '
1 he committee was composed of Messrs. Bai
ley, Wood and Bentley.
Reirolved, That the above committee be2-"eni
-powered to appoint the time for bolding the Fair,
and to make 'a'rwritten lease of the ground.
The committee' reported as follows:
That they had leased'sufficient ground of_Mr.
F. D. Bunnell, on - the Morris farm,. near Cftoo
'street, for feu 'years, for one ' dolltr . That , the
`time forhalding-lbellair shall be the
. 16th, 17th
anti-18th of 0et0ber,.,1866.
Resolved; -This.t a gertificate of life membership
Abe issued to any person for ten dollars.
Resolved, That the Secretary be requested to
address a Circ;ll.ll7 to each officer and others inter
esteil i'allieltiecess 'Mit si)eietreonceriiireig $l.
members, le. , . N. A. ELLIOTT, Preet.
W. A. liienoli,'SieretarY.
MARRIAGES
On the 4th instant, in Richmond, "by
R. Spencer, Mr..enssrEtt. W. - Flumes; of Charles
ton, and . Mimi LAURA E. GoODALL, of the former
piece.
film *inters were moat bountifully remem.
bered.j
On July let, at tha residence of .the bride's,. (a
ther. by Rev. D. R. MoDermond, Mr. Se.unti
CROFT, of 'Chatham, and Miss AMELIA, daughter
of 4.4-: W. Hymuee.,a• • • - - f
In Middlebury, July fki by , Thomas 'keener,
Esq., Mr. W. C. ME-name and-Mies FAusir Make,
all of Chatham. •
pZ Tas
Covington;townBhip; Dropsy, 111 - r
~ToaN-14.aniria, aged 82 yeara. .
Mr; Marvin lived an exemplary lire as a Free
Mason and a Christian. lie became a Free, Ma,'
ton-over 61-yearaago.; hm . roLunteered in the war
of 1812,-and was a Free Mason then; and he
lived ariddigd'an honOtable member. He wile a.
member of Bless lodge; No. 350 of A. Y. M. He
was buried on the 3d instant, when the lodge
turned out to pay ita last tribute, of respect to his
remains, and buried him with prayer and in due
Masonic , fornr, Therefore,. i t
Resolved, That while we feel with, and extendxn
our'sympathy to the bereaved widow and rela
tives. we mourn the loss of a faithful patriot in
thecoupe Free
and'aihifblits irriitit epaiteitiaa-44gliegow
cherish his , memory in our hearts.
And in token of otar,Loaa anthont of respect to
his memory, it is
will
,epkved, • Thatall, the monkeys of Blase ledge
win wear mournixi for the spice et thirty
and that the-lecife roonr oNiso be 4eoorskted with
crape for the tame perlea - cif time;
A Card.—Fe low Ci tzens:—ln presenting
myself as a candidate for tie position IA Regis
ter anti Recorder, I do so believing it 111 be the
w rizi k :oC•inspyl,f yotutbatibe ogees la,youriff"
be filled by those who have been disabled w
fighting to /instal= the unity, of,onr copntry and
the integrity ot oar-Elovettiment against armed
traitors.
Belonging as I do ta4apolaqs, having lost my
entire left arm in almost the last engagement of
the war, I can only say, that should the people
IronOr nie with - the irmitiiintiOn, election,` I
will endearor to perforrri the duties - 01 OM peal-
tiotk leptiof my sOility,plid-in sur.h. a-m!rt
ear as to "merit-the notnineudithin- 01-Aliuse to
whozio I shall hsrao muclrindebtetl:: - :
Respectfully, . DRAM 8.1
Delmar, June 11, 1886.
4 , ITCH! ITCH ; ITCH ! , • ;
SCRA CH! SCRATCH !•SCRATCri
'WHEATOBES OINTMENT
Will curt; the itch in 48 StantstlE •
Also twee SALT RHEUM, wicEns, , byg,AlNg,
metall-,13,11.111.T.L0NS OE._.I'LLE SILLY.-. Price.,so cent A -.—
For eale by ail (Iran-late. By ero ding-60 00048 40
%4 IIifTER. Sole Agenta.l7o IVaahington,St.
.kloeton,qt will be forwarded by mail free' of posteige,
to any of the - tinited tOntes.
Tape 6;1666. 69,110ticii 11.
- - -•-
Itts Madness goonnsif .gfors is mainfaciatropsith,
certign ;Inv ro semen ter, seenrid by letters patetit,..stider
datee-of 1888, ' , and Aleeernber'.. 18e5. Ossa of
these impratemehts coveralls arran,gement•of fitting'
portable ash pen in the hearth of ',cooking stove, to
receive the ashes atilt passes down from .fge . grate- ...Alt
persons ire cautioned against "tnatilifieturing;tenaing
or using other stores made in-imitation of the-
Win, as saits-hace been "commenced for fatiriugernent.ot
these patents ; _and all persons manufacflfringi..sPiling
itr using said imitations, will be liable for damages for
infringement on,thase letters patent,
BILEAU, PACII.ARDA CO.
17 and 19 Often street, Albany; N.Y.
The Aminidessil is for salo by WILLIAM ROBEW4B,
Wellsboro. .113-6mrsp
A Pottir GE W,SICEE Pip-atm:is AGREE.
—Out of ten thousand regular physicians ypit
cannot fed.one who will not say that stissitlenth'
and inoigorants are absolutely necessary in inedi-:
cat practice. And yet in bygone years humane
practitioners have hesitated to administer thein,
because the ilennish ingenuity of wretches who
make merchandise of human duflimities, had so
polbsted and deteriolvited". them that the remedy
was deemed as dangerous as the disease. This ,
perplexity is happily done away with. - Physicians
know, because the Ara analytical chemists of
age have demonstrated the faCt, that IiOSTET-,
TER'S CEI 4 EURATED. STOMAOR BIT US
are absolutely,and entirely' free, from all
clone elements; '_:Bence they have bean introdueed
into the United States army, tend - ate accepted;
tvliereou the testimony of the wise, the
:kilt and the philanthropic, is, rated at its just
value, as the best protective against and cure for_
all diseases arising from, impurity lin the air or
other unhealthy climate influences, that ha's ever,
been tested by experience.
we
cases, of Dyspep,
six and Liver Complaint, state, without quah
fication or reservation, that the Ditters are as
nearly infallible l as anything prepared by hainati,
skillcan be. • • -
RBROILS OF YOUTH.—d: Gentleman who suffered
tor years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
and all the effects of youthful indiscr,etion, will, for the
sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who need
it, the recipe and directions for making the enviers=
edy by which he wen cored. Sufferers wishing to profit
by the advertiser's experience can do so by addrandug
SOHN A: OODZI, Chambers-St,N. Y.
Jan. 31, '6B-11.
/1111E - CONPESSIONS k EXPERIENCE CV
VAlTD.—Publisbed:for-thetenefotandlista casstion ,
to yoinsg men and others, who suffer from Nenrouedkr:
bflity; Prernatpte Decay of Manhood, isc.oninplying
the same time. the means of self-cure: By ono who NO
cared himaelf after -"undergoing considerable quatkery-
By enclosing'. ix plistimid addressed envelope, single cap
lee, free. etchttrge,ml4 be had of the anther. •
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, - Esq.,Brooklyn, King6oo
fj an. 31. 135-Iy.l
. .
T 0 CONSUDIPTIVES.—The advertiser,:having been
restored to health in a few weeks by a very simple
reniedymfter having suffered for several year, with-a
severe lung affection and that dread disease, Consump ,
Lion—is anxious to make known to his felloWutifferers
the means of cure
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the pre-'
scription used, free of charge, with the directions for
preparing and using the aatno, which they will find a
sure cure for Consumption L pathnin,BrQng Coughs
and Colds, and all throat and lung affectione' — 'llmenly
object of the advertiser, ill Betiding - life Prescriptionle
to benefit the ufilloted and spread informationr.h.,
conceives to in s ySdkriltl6, - arril hepas eve
_stiff
will try his riiiiiudy, as it will cost them not frig
may prove sniiessing Parties wishing the preseript • •
rave, by return mail, nil' &nen : . address Rev. ED
WARD A • Cia;•4 Y
[Jan. 31,6641.17 '
• -•
TR A Nagt 143 , aid eillt
tlemtudtnthiftftlited Stateseanliear sem etilirirte
their advantage by return mail (free of charge) by ad.
dressing the undersigned Those having fears of being
brimbagge'd will please oblige nornoticing this card
All others will please address their obedient servant,
THOS F CHAPMAN. - •
_ Jan 31, 436—1 y 831 Broadway, New Yiirk
To THE FARMERS OF TIOGA COUNTY.'
WOOD'S PRIZE MOWER and COM-
BINEDMOWER and REAPER,
, .
NIANITACTURED at Hoosink Falis,'N. 'L;
far sale to all wha'may want a good
-We meebioe. •
Thdeemacl Ines ire well known -tbroothont the
poen ty, aa being tbe best in use. I shall keep, an
/assortment of _
JOINTED BAR MACHINES,
iithieliNtTe lamb; been put into use. • Also of the
stiff bar. A plod assortment of guards and °thin'
,flatnres constantly on hand. Price of jointed
bar timelines,- $llO. Cheaper than they ha4re.
cver before been 'offered to the public. •
EDGAR Him., Agent, Corning, N. Y.
• E. J. PURPLE, Agent, Wellsboc4,
Wellsboro, June 27, 18811—tt • .
New Firm'and New Goods.
J. R. BOWEN &
Bowend _
Is now receivin g Taoiii { Nir;Nimi a fib!
U.t
DRY GOODS -0 AINV:GROGERIES,
BOOTS Akre
AND-ZAPS,
We DA peal_itollqi,ttifitti4ul toper fflok of
LADIES' OAITEIS,
a! we shall sell them very mach *beaker than last
- .
SHALL taELL,9OO DS,4B CIIE4I . AS ,
THE RA/MET WILL AFFPAP. - .F.0.
READ . PAY '37
No:I Union Are.ll.ll"Oi
ly 4, 1888
No3l,CE.—Notice ig lerelaysiy,epikhai 114.1
ert Custard, Senior, bag been ,placed'
charge ef,:l,reril Ne..l.s9ojund those
.patty -of trgnt
NO. 1589, i11,d153 vicinity otßigbteg cregic,lganar.
itatto the heira of Luke *. Morris; and all:par
sone are forbid tresmasing4iereon, pater-Tensity,
of prosecution.
• • • ; EI.LISTON:., P. 1110.13.11 IS;
.tit)sldarket 0.;
July 4,
,1•8660-8 m c _ , • • ,
, .
Itlfitttut
Profe.tsor:L - . - V:Emersoir; . of Boston; Mass.;
• Musieal Dziector. - ?`
IrpHE firthression oI the above Institute idiot:.
held it"' he State Normal - School building,:
?demented, • Pa., commencing Monday, July 23,
and closing Saturday, August 4, 1866. Tho.lol
- be the order of the classes : ,
Ciao No.-. 1, VOICE CULTURE—lncluding &11!
feggio.singing, right breathing, artimilation,-prOP:
nunciation, de,
Clan No. If, NotinoN,i)r Beginners' Clase--!
In which will be tnnght the radio:lento, together
with singing exerciser.
Ofqw, No. ii4.I ) .IIALDIODY CLASS—For the pm
tictrof• music -Imitable for the Song Bervioe in the;
home etrhe. Lord. - ; ; _ _ ,
_ -
_ 3 1 , 1 Aro., J . Vi _,TROBOUG II -BliAl-F-491t.1391).51k0,
titimestuirtaet iv practical _knowledge - .010...'
ile
m®uords,imidi their iaversions7and minute-.
thous, and a theoretical -knowledge3 of pas Sing.
,notesltnd seventh chords. can bo ohtaiwedoto tbnil
;theetttdent can gixon without the 01 ofit teavher:.
1 ~ , Oitiva Na. -Ir, Cnoune—ger the practicf. -glee
;and eacred'eTifortuies: This class will;:occepy the
'evenings. f- _ '', -; ,i, .-- , ', -,
Class Na. VI, FREE GYMNASTIER—WitIi vocal
aeoompanimeat s tor-giving especiaL...eun
tone and expanding the chest. Common- School
teachers catrobtain in this class a knowledge that
will be both pleasing and healthful to their classes.. ,
.Class No. VII, TEA.c4ETts r Cr. A2s—llludtratiTig.
by lectures and exam:4)les the best known methods.
of :instillation in Vogel siwiirtetrnmen44l,Mnale,
Meets twice each:week. .' -
13(noke'will be furnished for'scbolarie - use free. '.:'
RlVlS:Taitisi - to --- all - the- etaes-the
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__:"Clasiies II and IV willlenv_e,twn sesaiops"etw
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_one session enotlL
lbw, MaßgeAd,
July 4,,;18116. • - -
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JARS-3 SIZES, BEST
and latest patent, for canning - , and Prfzerving"r=
no-wax or rosin required—at
• - WILLTAMSTC—
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done-27, '66. a; - -
Cash `Vaid .IforWikikl•
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thatTintenftiki'kive'd*i# the-fin ira7ueggf
thei r ! money O'A alti4oitiod
new-unit-ammorrable-grdwiti-seleet from.-
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14: Ali PAltiltplit„,
MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, SOAPS,
PERFUMERY, .q , LiASS,:„PUTWX, ,
OILS, TAINTS; VARNISHES; 1,
• DYES, COLORING
MATERIALS,
ME
PURE WINES & LIQ UORS
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C• q:o
FOR MEDIOAM mtp,sls.
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All selected. i
with great sere. warranted to be
n..; "
'FE I RST•CLASS ARTICLES,
and bb ti iu pugh quantit4ee Oiat they
THE
AA :WEST MARKET Pitroo.va..
71.L j6F. tishil
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At- Prhisui ridrwesd to shltibir market.
... These ere die" gioitosii at" • • sr—
DRUA A STQW.
Al.ays call before you pucehase elsewhere.
Tifilitge4
.'~.` :'iri-'.''3
, wows, ---MEDICINESf
MA.TERIAJJA
gri - 4 0 41 , ,111. lEVAL
to Witho ll ~/ H igt V1.1410"` Idi 110 °
; to be found in t Is part 0 thirStite.
.ef
'~`''•WOOLV4II -FACTORIES.
, •
SVPHARD,WFLEI DY,E4OODS
'i .1 •13 1 1" THE CASIC,', AT
'IVIIbLESALE• • • •
•
PRICES. -
The Brock of-glass is also exteasiieyourapriaing
Whitlow-re - y*es,y4
rPPictos,Vi,, frt
Mirror g Ater forolirfignibt , , • ^ix ]
SpCh as Goblets, Turibleris, Cream Pitchers,
. . ,
fait;.it. is impossiblo to enumerate. •
- 0r article* made of Glast and sold at by ng stores,
ean.lie;fmind at Roy's.
.. •
laoy's stock of pure Wines and Liquors for
dictnal purposes has long
been known to the phy
sicians of ithis county. These Pquore are of the
purest and best quality, selected with greaCeare,
and - expressly for medical use. Perfumery and
Soaps of all kinds, - '
SODA & CREAM 'TARTAR, SALERA
.TIJS -GINGER, PITTMEGS SPICES
„ ,
WRITING PAPER, 'INK,- PENS, PEI , T
CILS, YANKEE NOTION2,7'
, - FANcy o=4.
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CRYSTAL - =K-RROSZNE;
a pure and reliable- article, perfectly salt to use.
Laets much tonger r tban the. oorcr qualitiep. It
bill be sold ittit6jAs atetlinap sathe Cheapest:
PHYSICIANS' P,RESORIPTIONS
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.trarefuily and accurately COrirolinded from pure
and reliable medicines. - Orders by mail
promptly attended to.
Thoin.its Htirden,
WOULD respectfully inform the ithalliAanta
1 of Tiogs. County, that he is now receiving .
"great additions to his stock of Merchandise Whieh
Le offers)t teinalladlia.nct frogs 'cbst.:l stock
.consists in part of -"
SHAWLS, CLOAKS, DRESS GOODS,
of various styles and colors,
BROAD .c 4 Lo . r,y;,s, .oatsimAßEs.„ LADIES'.
' CLO V llig;'YWEibg, skriirlrArrs,
KENTUCKY JEANS,
. A.;.1. i) . iri - 4 Fr "=.;
TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS, TOWELLING,
TABLAT:SPREADS: - . CALRPET.INGB
'AND OIL CLOTHS, RIBBONS,
BLOKES, HOSIERY, VEILS
AND NOTIONS.
- !Amongst jhe Domestic Goods will be found a
teat variety of Broiroi'Musliniaiiiinprideaticim Is
to 2s per yard: Bleached Sheetings and Shirt-
Denims and Tickings at various prices.
L, Also a great variety of READY MADE
CLOTEE .T .1., •
"V .. Please cull and eee for yourselves.
June 12, 18118. THOS. HARDEN.
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Hou
wiltfm T
„As otIT : THE
; NEW CLOTHING STORE.
IN WELLSBOROUGH
ME
ANEW. wrop.g.„,og Tip f ,BEST
• - 7 _
READY =ItAIIt.CLOT.MG
HATS, CAWS; TRUNKIS,- , -TRATINDING
BAGS, UMBREI O LAS,
:At
EMI
`GENT'S' Ftliudt.inict OtioDs._s,
1 . The 'talk 'fb . ; ( ItJo& siriatilftig
iIVEN T Y-F IVE IaIIRXENI. CHEAPER
• -.)-• tican atairy4otherstoWin tbo,tlatintry.
I T '`tip" f i ii' 7 E' t '-' I'' A Y
.
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everybody to go there and examine the assort
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et• .4.tt?
Ti ailiNififit -5 K .st.
Tiv.ta:ll S biWilf
- • 3.7!. \ ir
under ttie Agituiartittipg , Offic -
P, rag S t ore.
Wel lB bArt: Parte, ri l S: l5 . 6 .: ";
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Wellaboro'VTool Cardiltr'Machine.
4stp G puttbiS:establiahment . in dnt.- - tate
auditicar t ed. the seitrie eipe.
rieneod 'ldork:tnin; we: are now-prtateil to card
wool into . rolls: to oidoriwith promptness and
despatch.
The machines are operated by steam power, and
perpoiwbrldgittcptot from n (thump!, nay de
pend upon having their werk s done as early as pos
sible. In its turn. ' - JACOB lIILTBOLD.
Wellaboro, Jana 6,-1880.-tf
lEEE
1 - .)
John A Roy,
=El=
4 Spoop-Holders, &a, Lap:415,1493p, ,
Chimneys,Lantern Glow,_
CLOVES, .PEPPER,
suitable for men and boys wear
and a fine assortment of
.~:iQF;h~el~~s~ t bap9pp~ll~a. Y ~ f#.,
• •
,STAND FROM OMR.
. f'\i'V. J.h.Y.,.. r": - ili 3.4 IF! ;0 -",..;
HEM
THE °CORNERS" OF HIGH PRICES,
e
ALP TCVlitc'infPliNg'cra
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TO OORRESPOND WITH
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PEOPLES' STORE,'
In Splendid shape to satisly everybody
FRESH - STCOK'OF' GOODS NOW •AR-
RIVING AT THE SLAUGHTER.
ED RATES
ME
f To eee ie to be convinced that you
CANNOT DO BETTER.
Put lie eye over - on the Loral- Colunin for the
": t ,_ ~, i
i `
;
l E'figures Won't Lie.
t '
4 10TICII HOW THY HOWL,
` A
: Who hold large Stocks of Goods at
, nigh Prices.
- , Ir' '
- 1 :71, •
dkx YOU DO BETTER?
lEEE
Than to bay your Goods of
d - • 1"," - - , -
441111Mr,..1ik : Y., March 14, 1868. „
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!Irl*,iy,
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ADDI,SO4,
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The old alid reliable
IMPORTANT NEWS
..
ME
Not U' know ootiiolyos,‘
R: SMITH'S SONS.
T:LiAAtiIIVIN & co.,
TYOGA,, 2 NN'A
Bespeetfully Inform their otuitomers and friends,
that having entirely sold ont their old stook of
DRY GOODS
MEI
At Anetiow: .They hare ?opined them with a
new and selected lot of
DRESS - GOODS,
MEE
pia,4.o ? - 'egAia ! rEs, PRINTS,
BLEACHED AND• BROWN MUSLIMS,
'FANCY' GASSINERES,
s~ ~ t r.
READY iUDE -OLOTICLIWG,
MT
run
- •
LINEN 'COATS, HATS AND CAPS,
14ADIES' HATS TRIMMED AND
PLAIN; CARPET WARP, -
' BOOTS 4- SHOES,
, WALL AND *WINDOW PAPER,
=
I=
lIEBWBB & TINWARE.
On! stock of
GROOERIES AND PROIRSIONS
li.lafgo and ce • mple;e; and we would most re
spectfully'carl Aar attention to'
4LICrD PRICE
FLOUR,. SALT AND NAILS,
we keep on hand at all 'times and will be sold at
priceit to-defy competition.
YOUR BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS,
GRAIN, &e., &e.,
Is as good as the CASH to us at their market
value.
T. L. BALDWIN dr, CO
•
TOGA, May 16, 1866-ly
THE THIRD LOT
•
New Spring Goods,
JUST RECEIVED AT
YIN NAM & WICINWS,
TIOGA, PA. i
IATE HAVE JUST REPEIVED . A
NEW
and well selected stock of goods, which
we arefielling very
LoPj . FOR CA SH 01? READY PAY.
Good y
yard wide sheeting for 20ots
vy, yard wide sheeting for 25 "
Delaines,
....-... ......... ...-..... ...... 25
Standard prints from
OTHER GOODS IN .PROPORTION.
We also keep constantly on han'd a choice
stock of
GROCERIES, FLOUR, .PORK, &c.,
At very Tow figures
IttETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION having
been granted to the undersigned on the es
, eof Jacob Prutsman, late of Tioga, deceased,
allpersous indebted are required to make imme
dia.te payment, and those having claims against
said estate mast present them to
JOHN I. MITCHELL,
Adiainistrator de bottle non.
_Wellshoro, June 13,, 1306.-4*,
_____
Tf RTYERS OF ADMINISTRATION baring
11 been putted to the undersigned on the es
tate of Philander Webster, lata of Sullivan, de
ceased., all indebted are required to make imme—
diate payment, and thous having claims against
the same will present them to 11. B. CARD,
E. A. FISH,
Sullivan, June 13, 'BB.-Btl Adm%.
JOHN SUHR
WOULD announce to the citizens of Wellsbo
ro and surrounding country, that he has
Opened a shop on the corner of Water and Craf-
Jon streets, for the purpose, of manufacturing* all
:kinds of
CABINET FURNITURE,
- REPAIRING AND TURNING DONE
to order. COFFINS of all kinds furnished on
short notice. All work done promptly and war
ranted. Wellaboro, Jane 27, 1866.
L. baying
ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
been granted to the undersigned on the ea•
tate of Albert G. Herrick and Martha Ann Her
rick, late of Lawrence, deceased, all indebted are
required to make immediate payment, and those
haying claims against the same will present them
to - GUILE, Adm'r.
Lawrenceville, June 21,1866.
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OF
14 to 20"
MIME
May 3P, 1866