,-0• 014 11 geror WEDNESDAY -JULY IT; 146 t. oos barg Ev: Corning, .'iroga'' • 1 ,2.• e Corning. Amise. tat a 612 ,Intlon 630 p m Accommodation,lo 15 a m _ L. H. SHATITCH, .• • New . Advertisements. I, o ga iaat of :TAtt.gro—e-gortitt.,r4. . . , 10 , cremn—S. S. Spencer. iLmYed 6"'er6-14, W. Vietiorboe. , Adtr unisirator's Robb; 'Atriattlier :,sdies Library Sgclety:--Mansfield. coot <:,s Icr. : --ptviting a man to en, Isar hoepitaliti, 'analh4la abasing:jam Ike d ..:;%,cret as seen as his book -is turned. IcL CREAM.—Mr: S. S. Spencer will 0: ice cream it iitia bodes,Apt , . doO,rbeloiclitiy'a ;3 , 1 , 4 , , at retail or by Lb. queirt. Ho under the business. Give him a call. Fifa: IN C73A.RLESiTOX.A imtin be _ , • .- .... , . . .. 4 , g to Mr. N. k lisi.iumon4,_ three.fosirths,of a :ja g of tiiis village, was burned to the gron*l 0; W e ioe:dey evening. The fire broke out a t ivr.v.va o'clonh. There was en insurance on a. tairg. ~._ ,- c:4 :'_ ' e- .. I t"..:2 .1.-:.; B, L FrieIAL Fogl l -t'H go - FIELFFS4uVeII, borough, last week was the recipient of a Baptismal Font, a memorial gift from fly of the latf—Di 4 .! 0.3 i. •Oftneitt. Thn z::s of porcelain, *fn a,MiO" ,„ Cif_btOk . 7 ,4 sod bears the fulloc3hai,.hitsittli "Ia itronon. 0. L. G. et E. B. G," CO- THEODORE. GRE&G addressed the eri and citizens of "Delinar at' the Austin bonse, last Friday evening. There was a , c gt crowd and much y The Colonel ri pe for a speech, ana gave treason and its i x:toff " particular Jesse."_ • - ArBOBAz BoRze.AXV*4 _— / Xtierg WAS:: cesdid display of Northern Lights lest Thurs aTerening. risible is=this telitide. ',Fhe entire yirens were a glowing red, and thenorth a sheet , pale flame flecked with searletishadows. Thu. , peeple look fora lev i er ten4eratartt - after diEplays ; i the e; Ca tion, if , cherished, : •ris case was moat tot, ' We are requested tbAtafp,thatt the Committee of the Tioga County Agrieuf. Society will meet-st the office of Nehols in Wellaboro;•itt one P. M,; on Baer 1-4 the 21st instant, for the tranaidioticifiniper, batiness. At this meeting the committeea'to isui-premitsmrund diploints'will be chosen, and .: a desirable that there he a fall and,pirompt at titans. PRETTY G. E4wards, Cbarlefiton, furnishes i ns' with a translation, the Drench, a Welsh jourtiali It the( foilcrsi- g anecdote "some years ago, there- lived in Earth Wales ;:erg3 - man noted for repartee. One Sunday -t , ng, tome boys. who were playing truant, the old gentleman on his way to church. - .1 feeling exactly at -home, yet desiring to greet r. as unconcernedly as possible, as he drew near accosted him with:, Good morning, Mr. Morris.' Good morning, my friends,' he responded. Did you bear the news; Mr. Morris ?' asked the rpokesmen of the bcrts. Su, my friends"; what is tire nevi The Devil is dead !'said the boy. 'lndeed!' said t Idld,maa• (Winn!! will go immediately and preach your father's zeral sermon?" Lieut. T. 0. Ho ..LIB, of :Ward; sends the following gem of literature, which he totial ,t!ttd at City Point, Va. It is a enriosiiy, in, its CITY P011(7, 1 71/1 Jan. '6; 1866. it happens city paint Ilikg4ny i-Jtckson Jones wife v(rti - Deswthled . by Dirt Dari.l to go to her brother george ita any man have lily Wife anift Eliza Jones II kill him. when i hive my she was .rtg in the bed eielcomd She it we one - Hon,. Vri and ten Dollars to gad het , ffigl satin., :tit had her one year and one chile. term Eliza . /sr Wito and i intend., to follow her: to her. rm. So then, There ir,plenty of laingloiadieb carryingiwith MR. JACKSON 3u6 Ed NURREL HUNT--" 0. H. R." writes Js,kson the faliossfug particulars of theit .etrstion on the Fourth : • he lih of July, 1866, was celebrated by the toot . I ..akson and 471,:cipait,y,i . ls• ; ovary', :at, shier, considering "tfin numblir "engaged, 'city on a stdel, far surpasses anything of the 173 neret4 lore .wittleSsea; t, of game td, which satiated 22,940! 'a - imitating of squir ^-4 ikunk9, woodchucks, crows, 'Owls, etc. The 4 1per, gotten up for the occasion by 'Mr. L. B. ttrre. web - a splendid• affair ' ,- and was highly huaen tett by all who partook. After: supper, *4: , :zapany quietly dispersed, feeling that they :LI 1 , used a pleasant and profitable Fourth." WITHDRAWN.—C RATHBONE, Esq., 'robe animal] cecccpt - firi tber'ic*.btlitbiertrter sad L-oder we pubrialied Witidt IPA the ='-"ring note of Withdrawal, which certainly 1 .' , 1 Lai credit.: . - Bear Sir.: *4l* jetzt learned zzi Mr. Deans; who tost:Eal atm - in Aghting fin is a candidate. I will not stand in the such an applicant. Respectfully yours, ati A/414110V SiLicATE.-1,-Our old, oorxespondeut ::111 FLINT, rends es' 0C Following serape - of '-nom by the t ardsciabble Si"t ak6ITATOIri: .. Eight years ai. t o I went into elf -imposed exile in the caves .of Silence. etd you the fruits of that exile, in part, by Sand Stout, the poEt.boy : " If yoo IrLuld be rid of a troublesome fellow, .end him bre dollars. He will not return to vex ?to until after tasn3r.dilkire.is _1 ki - I retired to get quit of theuvexing noise of 4 t le these ,Choi ees cjiyeg p oicg ip inereT, tesrd. Tha r !bedew- kof f bit - 7 4tafigker . within these soundless corridors. "Therefore I 'ay that be win rPetteth much: He is like *into a bra - o .7" w idth, which brawls adown its stony bect.— . , te mighty liissiasippbsioves'* iaelisttble ride, .....lbrewl e th hot .." The germ of the ehiT4 lent 6 riA 't egg. Though` thi - eggbeltreCtlie deint 441 /Y Tisible to the naked sight. - ,FroLe this I learn that -truthieweiree . Vat "= 4 Eace, while the extraneous envelopment of etch is thick.—so thick that few bave patiece ft through it. - -• • • "co, many declare that error is in the ascend ttt, it this sreri,d. I kifii4441494! Rea.° if ag tenti o ti n e. t ttk the ma Therefore, aa betweettLa =JO • /Rd , his dam, P , Pularity is a soap-bubble.; A aitillfty poptiar among thieves. A bad man is popular bad neighborttooit ; Aitood ilk4sOn-P4IMP `4I' with those whose -atubitions•fre tirTafisb.:" l iVe are much obliged‘Co you, &lex. ~ trol , Distifee l hetlizid isle association -•- - E mlbren of the Dietrkt : At the suggsql4l6ol: 4 Seeretary, I address e few lints to`y*int.Bi f,4itttnent' lbe tist,osieetni of our stamadail" qi+ • e ki Co nference year.ia to ekheirci Li iireaeboro, " 1 7 at and August 1. Dr...Lora,-of Auburn, bas , " I ten late that he will be with na Tuesday P. Y , ~-"1 1. probably remain during the meeting.— "`• Lialley P id at 'of Oenesee College, - and E t , , , .ree e • A. 1.). W i lbor, Treasuier of the, college, are dged to be present. No,r f bretbren, will ~,torqz 3 ',.° WI none, and be preee4t, to lanai the alkaii 4P t c•rs, at two . P. M.r•on. leeeetay. , brother i crownell will give ne an able essay; I do7-not, a W e save s, good . prograntmei,and Uosi leimi all come together , and hive an interesting meeting. LitaMeatber this is, from •Present ap pearance, the trey-gathering we are to have be fore Conference; and probably /30#10 of us'Will " read out" on other districts, at tho coming " turn of the wheel-" ,ring .3 - oar Tares 'long with you, and let theni have a rest from the cares of home. You are all cordially invited to come, prepared to stay untii4 close of the meeting.— if,you reach hero before - the hour of opening, nt the parshnage, and I will assign you places of entertainment. Come, brethren, and let ns counsel together. Jon:c Saes - . Welliboro, July 14, 1866. , TICXL9. Co. Barik.—Whia Bank will continue Le take from its customers State curren cy without discount. 4. S. Tunuutt,' Camll4. The following notice has been sent US - for publication : "Sraczat Norio—On and after Monday, July 2, 1865, bills of all State-banks, excepting those of New York State, will only be received at a "dis count of ten per cent. - Sjgned,--"-A. Owns,- " Agent Carning and Bloesbartit. R. " A. a.:firatras, _ , - . ¢f General Agent.Tipga IL IL" 4VW for 41 4 11,4*(4 ii CWIIII4 unjust. Why discriminate against everi::Stlie biit New York 7 Is. not the Tiogkitailroed-s Pennsylvania institution? And' why d*ounrr aL 'teu,per cent.?" The railroad comPany, oast seed' these notes 'home for one per cent., at: nest. Who pockets the mine per Cont. balance 7, kAtri see by-Imlay and Bicknell's Reporter, that the National Bea of BedemptiOn at PkatenßiY 62 nouce Shat - it will continue to met** New Eng land State citUtre.nity for redemption, .as hereto fore. And it is,further stated B 3 the same au thority, that thedasociated*.litor Bosion have to receive State inatifoy on deposit, as *tifiretofore. A correspatio , : ain*Wiu . , a copy of the above noticooptinio2 ,o llinteartrno good reasons for shaving the' toliders of State currency from op, to ten per cent. Irery fitate bank is liable to redeem its circulation with legal tender notes.— No National bank cat be compelled to do more, or better." We agree with this in the main. State currea py, is just as rPood to-day as it was six months ago ; the Paying out of such currency, save by kistrats, not subjecting payers to any tax whatev er. Nor is there any tax on reeeiting banks .or individuals. HowleiteMitey, cannot afford to receive theni pn slepositjind.pay the. aipenee of sending theti.'home fOr redemp tion. It is right, eve think, fora bunk. to exact a small discount, enough to cover all expense and twrible. The Galaw', a fornightly magazine lately established in New York, promises to take a leading position in our periodical literature.— ts successive.. numbers, of which the sixth has how been reatthed, are filled with original and val uable. matter. WO ap►lrok surprised to learn that • its permanent sumuts: . 4:iio*:beyond a doubt. 1,000 Excelsior fruit jars _ 1,000 Lyman fruit jars. 1 4 000 Buckeye fruit jars. • The three best styles made, now ready, at re duced rates. Do not purchase until you have ex amined them at W. R. Sutra's SoNs, July 18-2 t Addison, N. Y. ;SOLDIERS' CONVENTION To the Bonorably Di/charged Soldiers of Tioga County : COYEADES :—The Soldiers' State Convention. whibh Issetubled in Pittsburg on the 6th of June, ultimo, re commended permanent county organizations of all sol diers as' Mlle Linton army in the late war against rebell ion. who :erase withstrodit stud vece..i‘s . pPhostizaWet charges. , , • . „ , In phrsrusnce of this roiommen'datioti and In view of the iitipoytjni nature orthepresent aublibitiaterial cant paign, the undersigned, who are proud - to - Imre shared the fatigue of the march and the perils of battle with you earnestly recommend that the honorably diacharg efi of each election district in this county meet and elect two oftheir ecouredee artai to represent them ipa a Soldieta' County . Convention, to be held in.. the Cohrt lionse. in Wellsboro. Friday. July 27.1860. for the purpose of ratifying the action of the Pittsburg Con vention above named, and of furthereffecting a perma nent organizati,,n, through,which cid campanionehip, formed in held and in (lamp. 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. ..,Gert. Robert C. Coa, Jamas Seely, Col - Theodore Gregg, Wilfiam'Pleree; Capt. R. T. Wood, Andrew 13ulfin, Lieut. A. Culver, Geo. Heysham, Capt. C. R. Taylor. Geo. G. Newman, Jr., _ Ira J. Meek, Lien t..-Wm. A. Falkner, Theodore Smith, If. L Itadiker, , Miles Eglevton. Milton Lewis, ' Vernon Green, J. A. Brinmer, A.-D. Keenly, • William Trim, • • Ladle Beaver,- LutNer•Matheson, Vhirles Starr, James Wetly, John G. Seely, Frank Seely, ' Serg. G. Worden, D. .B.Btorta,, Serg. W. 0. ?derrick, J. W. Fenn, Sorg. Wm. Fletcher , David Wilcox, Corp. John _Fletcher, _ -0. „iSimedict, . Corp. L. 11.'Saxidn, - ettieW.ltlee, llbrp. Nathaniel Blooso,..lifin`..L?Pitts, Lieut. Jobb J. Roger,, ''Geo Butterworth, William A. Stone, Robert Kelsey, Capt. R.II. Webb, W. F. WAIF% Capt. J.ll. Sim*, Miles Andidas, H. I). Deming, H. M. Harrington, Edwin - B. Carvey, Joseph Cowden, Geo. C. English, • • Martin Gleason, J. B. Willcox, • William Morrison. J.-F. Calking, Chaplain, Peter Walbridge, Lieut. J.B. Catlin, John J. Johnson, J. B. Wetmore l) , • Stag. W. W. Webb, A. F. Packard, -• Llent.m. Bacon, 0. T. Haight, 1 O. Henry, Lieut. T. G. Dond, ' Maj. G.' W. Merrick, cept. J. 1.. Mitchell, MaJ. WI A.-Nichols, • Lieut. T. J,Deiries, Barna:Beluga, Dr. Geo. D. Maine, • Capt. N. Whitney, . . J. A. Packard, , J., B. Van.Namet ••• °hides W. Pitta,' H . D Calkins, L Cad,y, sCaptvki.. B,Aaeffy, T. S. MiteleTl; G. Set It Seeley. J. B. Gilkey, . • :jeans M. Davis, -John. W. - B. B, George, , Was, R. Bosley,. W. F. Georee. • E. 4. Howard. , July. n. 1866. Theibllowing additional name, have come to • band since our last publication : - t 'apt Omer Backer, 2 B Kennedy :. NelsonW B Kennedy, Warren C Wood, Capt A A.Arnsbry, Charles W Kelly, Maj S_D Phillips, Albert Miller, Lient A B Moos, - Benjamin Shdrinaii, T J Stirdam,' Limit H S Horton, H V Leach, D F Smith, • _ B Stanater, S F Lewis, 4419 1) may. .. W Horton, B S Waterman , M 11 Wilkinson. ,lot l aßowlitdj _ J 114 Wood ;Aflection for delegates. Saturday, July 21. Col. , THEODORE GREGG, and others, will be preset sad 10414 Ar Like- Couvenqon. ESN MARRIAGES. In /kookEtßld, Junft .7th, ultimo,, „Rev: p, DillenGarle, Calk, Tlolexcci IL': Bit 'rind Nest MARY E. Weal!, both of .11.1190401 d. Ia Chatham, on the Bth instant, Sines 8,, youngest son of John Spaulding, aged 7 years nd 11 - muntlrs.l.- -7 - -c. • r tint why should oar bosoms With sprrowlT . . For one -itoPettrties 13losetittii 3 " Transplanted in Heaven ? The saints gather , ronn ti tint; In garmenti of wliite, And Jesus has crowned him •.. . - - Catilielleir primenthti (sts7self as a - candidate for the position or Regi , t ter and' iliiirrdeljdo se :beliisving it :te:b4 .wish of many of your that the offices fir Your gift' be filled by those who have been disabled while tetting to suetain the unity of our country an,l the integrity of our Government against armed traitors. . , Belonging as r do to that class, hariligloat GtY t.ntiteieft arm in almost the last engagement' of t 4 war; r eon only ess, that should 'tlio'peopfe" honor me with the nomination - and eieetion,"4 will cilde - Tior to perforce the duties or the ppd., tips to the beg of my -ability, onala suet! if ntnn qv- ,as to_ merit' the eoinmetidatioti of ;thnie'to Whom 1- rink! bend intletitedl""- • cTk. - ittlipectfully, • ' ' I. L. PEANi:"..' • Delmar, Jane 11,1866. • = EMI DE.A„ • 'merit ECHATCH I SCRATCH+ Stilt ATOM WarjerOWS OLOTZENT_ Will cure the itch izt 48 . - -Also cores SALT LICISRS, CLIILI34AniS, and all ERUPTIONS OF TEE SKIN. Price .50 cents.— Eor sale by all druggists. - By seading CO - cents to ;PEERS POTTER, Sole ♦gents.l7o`Waslaingtoa'sß. Sttsten, it will be forwarded by man. , free of postage; to any part of the United States. . . -June 6, 1666. - sp. notice ly. Tit ANSIIICA27 CoOEING 31'olt manufactured With certain improvements, secured-by letters patent, under dates of May 5, 1863, and December 5, 1865. One of these improvements covers tits arrangement of fitting a. portable ash pan in the hearth •of a cooking titan', to receive the ashes asit passes down from the grate. All persons are cautioned against manufacturing; „vending or using other stoves made in imitation of the Ameri ean, as snits bare been commenced for infringement of these patents; and all persons manufacturing, selling or using said imitations, wilt be liable for damages for infringement Olt these letters patent; - SIIEAB, PACEAIID Et CO. - trandl.ft Dion' street ; Albany, N. Y. The ASUMICAN is'fortale by, WILLIAM' ROBERTS, „ . Wellsboro. - -.1140164=-9P . . . A. Polar ow ETCH ALI, PiriVICIANO RgE; —Out of tea' th nd regular physicians yoU cannot find one-who will not say that_ stimetants and insigoranti ;41.7 absolutely necessary in Ludt: cal practice. And yet in bygone years luitiazte practitioners have hesitated to administer theta, .becniase the fiendish ingenuity of wretches who Male maratiandire of human infirmities, had so polluted and deteriorated them that the remedy was deemed as dangerous as the disease.. This perplexity is happily done away with. Phyaioians, know, because the first analytical chemist' of the age have demonstrated the fact, that HOSTET-, ,TER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS are absolutely and entirely free from perni cious elements. Hence they have been introduced into the United States army, and arc aCcepted, whereon the -testimony of the wise, .L 111). intelli gent and the philanthropic is rates at its just as the beat protective against and cure for all diseanea arising - from impurity in the, air. or other unhealthy climate influences, that hie ever been tested by experience. In , osses .of DyspetP sin and Liver Complaint, we state, without quali fication .or reserFation,. that, the Bitters are as nearly infallible as anything propartid"by hnottan skill can be. 3y4 • - xR.llOll$ YOIITH.—A Gentleman who suffered for yeara front Nervous Debility,Preinstitre Decay and all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will; for the sake of Differing humanity, send free to all, who need it, the recipe and directions for making the simple rem edy by which he was cored. Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertiser's azperience can do so by addressing JOHN 'B. OGDEN, 13 Chambers-St, N. y. Jan. 31,'68-Iy.. TitHE CONFESSIONS & EXPERIENCE OF AN IN TAI ID for the, bensfit and as a potion to young men and others,'who" surer from Nervous-10e briny. Premature Decay of' Manhood, supplying at the same time the means of self-cure. By one wbo has cured himself after undergoing considerable quackery. By enclosing a postpaid addressed -- enYelOptoingle cop ies, free of charge, may belied of the author. - , NATHANIEL MA I 1'444:4474t00k 1 1 11 , 4.4441 Co N: Y. - Van- 31-1.16'..*44 TO CONStIinIVES:-The advertiser, havinglkete. j reatored tAealth in a few weeks - by a very simple remedy, after having suffered lot Several years with a Severe lung affection and that dread disease, Contrump. , Lion—is anxlolll ialltftelth hiitArn`t& b ll fop the means 0f 7 .i 04 . 1.: , 4:l' 1 To alrwho cc4livr jbe pp scriptidu afklbDgeovith the^dlrectfoni-foi preparing and being the same, which they will ,find a sure core for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis: Coughs and Colds, and all throat. and lung affections The only object of the advertiser in sending- the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted and spread information--whlch he conceives to be invaluable, and ho hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, es it will cost them nothing and may prove a blessing Parties wishing the preseriptiaty rare, by return mail, will please address Rev. ED , ' WARD A • 1.3. mr4„iia .. 33 Jo. f [Jan. 31.'66-Iy] STRANGE, BUT TRUE.—Eery young lady and gen tleman in the United States can bear something to their advantage by retafrrectail (free of charge) by ad dressing the undersignik Those , having fears of: Wile humbugged will please oblige by not noticing this card All others will please address their obedient servant, - THOS F. CHAPMAN, ' 83/ ItroadwaY,lfew York Jan 31,'86-13; TO litiJ FARMERS OF TIOGA COUNTY. WOOD'S - PRIZE 'MOWER and' COX. MOWER and REAPER; MirANUFACTUREEI at Hoosinic for Bale to all who may want a goo,d - reya. We machine. , These timelines are iselfir;neists,' through - Oat the county, as being - ihe best in use. I shall keep sn assortment of - • - • JOINTED BAR MACHINES; -• which have lately beea Put - into nee. Also if the stiff liar. A good assortment of guardriattotatir fixtures constantly on hand. Price of jointed bar machines, $llO. Cheaper than they have ever before been offered Co the . EDGAR HILL, Agait,l* -- E. J. PURPLE, Agent, Wellaboro, Pa. Wellsbortt, Aurio 2Z,ls6B:—tl'. , New Fir,m, and'..New, •• • J. R. ,BOWEN (into I?...idolletso _ 'fihe undersigned, having formed a copartnership in the greroailtik",t,!.l:4fii)w, Are now receiving faom New York a line stock o 'AY GOODS AND D GROCERIES, ROOTS laq AND CAPS, -.tia.,"4.z. We isk Pardonlai attoll ipn to. I.A.DIE4' G4ITE4 §i saws 04111 soli the* very ►pDRb.4bPR MC ikl~klnay • season. • • cf."- - WE SailEii-azix liE/ODS:L44, CHELP , AM . " :; *.4 1 14. ItfAcol l 4irtf , :4.** ) , - CIL"' `I3,EADI ; PAY. /31* . p14 ,MteMbitiOtrra.:l BONVO & co. - - A. HOWLAND JCLIy 3. B. iBOWEX. - Nor,lcE.,Notios 4 hareisylleyen, , thst -Hub ert _Curttard,ostPlor, hark been placed--in .4/m4e-of WKS Jut-L-1.590, oink/bon parte of-eract No. 15$0, jo, the vjcinity of Xabb's creel% Worm tins tb ibe,hpirs,pf.Luke.W. Morris' ; and ail per-. lige are forbid tresparring thereon, under penalty of prosecution. ELLASTON P. M.04t13.18, 805 Market at., Philadelphia. July 4, - 1 1886.-8p • • •; • Normal:Musical Institute, Professor .4nersOn. of Bostan,"„lffass., 'Musical Thrector. iesaion of the above Inatitntewillbe T ,heßi in the State-Normal Bebe& bitilding, Maniflield, commencing Mendip; . 23; anti :eloinng - Hatorday, August 4,1.84. The for order oX theplaases: CCars-No.' yv.l6 - E • -autittlitincict'dink _ 1 64 1 fegglo singing, right lirreatbirti r ElniallittiOn, nunoidtion, Jr.O. • . - r • Clair - No. if, NoraTioir, or BeginzteraC , Ciatte— , " In Which will be taught the mdiments,• together with eingingemarclies.- • : • • • Clara No. 111, Paataienf-CLAitif-:-For tba-prio.' tiete - of if tisie suitable-fa the Song Service in the house or the Lord-. . _ Mass No. IV, .Taorgaltm .13Ass—Althonit the time is short, yet a practical knowledge -of . cow-. mon chords, with !their 'inversions and_pernante tient, and as. theoretical. knowledge of , nezeleg. note's and seventh chords can be obtained, so that Claonderattpe go on without the aid of a teacher. ss No. V; Caortaa—Fes the Practice Pf gJ and 'sacred ottornees.—This class will occupy -the evenine. -•- , — Mass tNo. - tlirl, Faze, -ClYniCieTlCS—With -vocal 'MAP ornlnininsent, for - giritig especial emphasis to lone and eXpanding the chest. Common - School - teachers can ohtein in-this chaise. knowledge that .trill be-both-pleesing and healthful to theirclassea.- --= ages No,;VII, TO4ca EOM .CLass,-:-Illnetrating by- lectures and cramp.* the Wtknown methods of instroction.lo vocal anslreinrctreental masio,r, Meets twice each week. - 73001 t - will bolurnisned for scholars' use free.: - TERMS.—Tuition to all the classes the,,. - entire session - i -- 4 5 00 -• Board per week ...... 10 Masses It ortd'lVirill have twe- unions `todeft 'day. Cle'ss444 7 l - 1 1 1,-Vand VI one session each ittay. J ; kflanstelf, July 4,.lg6p Pe, ~. , „ -"- - pAmspirt: - P* 11111 9 1 ..y 1.1 I . AM NOW- CtITBRING BARGAINS IN French i;awbrics-;"" rzench Priuto, E f iglii4i -.- Piiiite; ----: „in. American French, ditlibtt4' English Ginghtinis; Plant Alpacas, pl i i't;d . J4i6 i iiAiiiik, ,Z..':T....;...:-.1 r . ` Striped Alpacas, Enta Plaid PoiLde Cheaes. f Chenie Figyred " .r. ~ t i. 5 ~~ . ,- .3" li Melan "` !„ -,-,. ‘, q ''. , r:.';' , 11.1i3":::',.:n.,:1' E.:,',-.1 Chalhes; ine Plajti Wool De Sun IJmbrellath ;Shawls, u jZ.,; ,Sacgaes =EI =NM :14*etpl Cloths, Black Silks, Ell El MEM • =a .:ii 7 1 .'• - StiiiAtetatislineW* 3 ; - Kentucky Jeans, 1 ~~~ :COVOtta t ie S t -' Shi4etinge ; 11 StkittifigS; A . . liEl2l ..,,,.:.:...8...a...,,..,... ii --liolop---Skirts,- i -- if.a.P.1'.7111r.2 .1. ...2 '7,..1, , i MEE Ili L-.- : the ...a/bialion of-all:l4siza . of ~ drs;gbeitirio infaisw eider that I inoad , inoney,-and-olso a good-aaserialent of biar and seasonable goedatAlaaleekirpm.:,.; :tr• E ,_lll% i :-..-- :I -1 .: :ill 1 OMB T 7.47,:0T 111 LI , :Uf DITACi ;-• T. TApril il, Tik cr ''" " Comfit, N. Y. ; =EM!M ; , ; - ;: 7-1 , , :i.,. , '7'..., j-, • I`,:f. .... €1 7 , - ..:i. 21 .i MESE .•:f ".7.4 , :slrA _} :~':: 1 1 241.:1f +..1,.1. EOM - - ME ROE = ii• EERIE MB MEE E lEEE i. 9 act : i ~> : s ~.; : ~. CzZY , • ENE -:... _.f t ~-,. .1 , I. ,f 4,1.! , • dr.c. CM BEI MEI =I =I ESE 1 ) ". MEE - ..) 33, OE ; SPROIGIft-1138 e RILES OF NEW GOODS AT LANV RENCEVILLE, AT GREATLY • tiktreED t I VICESI I is ; -.L4 4 •t 1 C. S. Math& - aa. pleasure in announcing .to. the psibliogen andly that tliey have just returned from Newy ork • With_ the largest and' most desirable Meek of floods' in Tioga County. We have a full line of STAPLE AND, 71. NO,Y. DRT GOQP S, err& AND CASStitERES, BATS k CAPS, BOOTS kEROES, GROCERIES, Ready Made Clot atom TAILORING • 'superintended• by; a first-4:llmi Catter In fact, we bare a complete assortment of all that 11 new and desirable. Me are detemnined 30 take the lead in Low Plucks for thciprise.of , PPM AND SEE! - • ' to:see is to be "convinced," and to look will cost you noihing. We. extend ,3444 fel.. dprrsiradiersl Ind 647 be friends of roar Weal and Praltitwijisatisfy themselvethemselves,eselves, that 'Lawrenievalla u .r.n7 ?hoe to buy Goods Fight._ C. 8. bfkr.ErEll - 41 - CV. — ,Lavrtell.4 B- . 7 1 1 04kr- 25,.1.f.rfe, INDUSTRY MUST PROSPER. Boots, Shoes, Leather j- Findings. :.;;;.?-;,-;--, • DERBY, .11Aeineit kValhdlet:cdk.trai4(ttAtrv.iugh will t Scuts lion," wiDotouthrne:ibe ittpie at, the stead-440 occuple# by thetn.-Y'Obod custom- vh3tkiznade to' oider and warranted, will be the first thing in order at this ' shop; but spechaattention wilt also be Oren to keeping , up good rim*. of LEATHER AND FINDINGS, Such a& Soj,r, And IN% PEGS, THREAD, NAILS, LASTS, AWLS, W. AX,-Ao.; and, in a general iiay, the chrions' txin's usually kept at a finding shop. Cash paid for Stars. SZESS, P 21.73 hnd toss ; and -par_ titular attP.t nn gicen_to. tie purrb..._ of real and dee, fsghich ths r highest ;mut% price will be ItitraLINI01411:) lOmPt,ft: #Ercuien. • ,F :50.1=; •.‘ • - 440 . .:)C4bER8Y. - ' Ifaving,getidiktrigockln tituJe;, and_ gbOd - .ll6 l rtoriglit business lately conducted by us to Mr. Derby, We cor dially recommend him to our old customers, as a good workman, and a stittare-deatiug man.. - • CHAS. W. B. GEO. W.' SEARS. Wellebbro,ltay - IWhitnori#le Wool Carding and Oheese Box VactoryT 11" L firm tir Areiy do IWhitneY having been cif solved by mutual consent, the business will h4risaftpi.be conducted by the subiariber. ' I ha-is - NO:based a Dotible Doffer, ' thirty inch. %.:= , .CAItt!ING N,AO capable of carding 500 pounds of wool in twenty fear boors. So r can safely. promise to card wool aa,fast as-ii comes in, and people will-not bavoto welt, for their rolls. ' . . , Mr. MARVIN SMITH, well •und. favorably known to the people of tbisjregion; free been gagad tom: . . _ Lam also prepared to make . - CHEESE ROZE-S- - - - toorlier and on short notice. Dairymen will please take notion_ • - - • TUANING DONE TO toRDER, A 'SAWED SHINGLES tiwityis on hand. I Upend to do wok-so weIL Bad - , do _p_tomptly, that people sill wake nothing by going away from fiome to get their work - done, A. B. AVERY. Whitneyvillpj OfSay- 1- : 6 •. 18611 -tf --• • • Thoina . s''Hlarden WOULD respectfully inform the - inhabitants TN of Tiogs,Oonnty, Ant bejer ‘ ist,w "plying grant add i tick a' s s&cir. of Nercdaian di sarshich he etfora at a small advance frOm cost. His stock consists in part of SRAWLS,i CLOAKS, DRESS GOODS,, coyra, - IMOdD CLOTHS, 'CAStrilEftES,‘ LADIES' CLOTHS, TWEEDS, RATTINETTS, KENTUCKY JEANS, suitable for men and boys wear TABLE LIMB; VAPKOS, Tows=zr% TABLE SPREADS. CARPETINGS AND OIL CLOTHS,tRIBBONS, BLONES, HOSIERY, VEILS AND NOTIONS. ' I.4j4ongst die Domestic Goods' will 'Be Boman „graat.variety of Brown Muslim, at prices from Is to 2.44 per yard. Bleached Sheetiugs and Shirt .joksii, Denims and Tiokings at various prices. ,1 -Alio a variety of •-READF MADPr CLOTHING. Ofik" Please call and see for yourselves. '" Julie TEM. JIAADHIL.!, %T 6 Aliott iligLikililllNEMOlL IN WtLiB'l3olt6ll6Fl i '6TOII6E -C h• THE-BEST 841 ADY - MADE CLOTHING TRAYELINce ' --ttAGg;TArBRELLAS, and a fine iiitottmeni oft-, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS 4 ()"" Dina L ately teen opened. BEI 'Tbh talk is, that at sthiltri i .9l are selling than at any 0tii,r,.5,ii1,e,!0 . 11:17)., II T I,r: 4 4 A Y !oillotioayto iaLtheredurt eramiAa uuLamort, VI - F. Artt) - 1111 Of: if N. ASH-Elt,. AT - RP3 -7 1410V.,:905V4Wrati11. T - under the Agitator Patoiticafrtee_ , ; . 1140.1 °oaf" 50y'.53:14 Pqr@i P , Wellsboro, Jun 0430861. : Welliffibiti: Altaireiglitiehinel AVINOIpgt lli,g)tatilii tiieet . ad,ilietltite _ 4 ll order, andleearri th 7 fcArrireg igtil99lXPe ioMed workman, We are now _prepyred to card I into rolls to order, vital prom toees and eadatch liThe initiditneW areiii/MW Cod by sten ttd . 41;4 , 4r, preens bringing woo 111 iiiitance may de pen upon having their work done as early as pos -41 frAIMB HILTBOLD. - ---"Welleboro, June 6, 1866,4; , MIMI 46664 .1, itiND FROM FUEL ME i. 1 .4 .1174:-.1., - 7...1.11:. 31 - i , _ ,;17: Ugt 'CORNERS" OF HIGH PRICES, ARE NOW ROUNDING OFF! 11 ._.... ~i~i,..i ~,~ i ,~'_ ; BEE , , , f EVERY THING DOWN, TO OORRESPOND WITH PHE EMERGENCY, IEI W. R. Smith's S ns, PEOPLES' STORE, ID Sykiedid shape to satiabr'evettrody 'FK,ESti STOCK OF GOODS NOW .AR- RIVING AT THE SLAUGHTER- I=l To see is to be convinced that you CANNOT DO. BETTER. Put an eye over on the Colamit for be ME ME Fowes won't Lie. NOTICE 'W THEY. BOWL, Who hold large Stocks of Goods at I. , s ,`. ; t- \.. 1 CAN YOU DO BETTER? C . : eil (not if wo know onreelm,) Than to buy your Goods of . ME .`3lll-r. AiDISON, N. Y., March 14, 18841: 11/166./ 4: NIMIES9 MIME! ME SEES ADDISON, N. Y., The old and reliable ED RATES IXPORTA'ST NTWS- 1111 .High Prices. =I MIMI EWE W. R. .SMITH'S SONS. L BALDWIN! &. go., .TIOGA;ZtIi'A asportfit . ily hafaiit, thou automats aad Mind,, that barftg 441111..17 sold out their old stook of DRY GOODS At AtiOtigAi ;Tiv47 hive spLuxd them with !L now, mod well sflootod lot of DRESS GOODS, DeLAINES, MALTA-ES, PRINTS, BLEACHED AND BROWN MUSLIM, FANCY CASS/MERES, REM - MADE OLOTROFG, LINEN s COATS, , HATS , AND CAPS, F 1FT.V7.0..M CARPET= WARP, BOOTS 4 1. SHOES, WALL AND WlMMi' PAPER, 11A7WARR & TINWARE. GROOERIEB AND PROVISIONS is large and complete; and we would moat re spectfully call your attention to QUALITY AND PRICE FLOUR, SALT AND NAILS, we keep on hand at all times and will be sold at prioes to defy competition. YOUR BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS, GRAIN, &c., &a., Is as good as the CASH to us at their market value. T. L. BALDWIN do CO TIOGA, May 16, 1886-1 y TIFF, THIRD LOT New _Spring Goods, JUST. RECEIVED AT VAN NAME & WIC: In, TIO G l * P 4, VirE HAVE JUST RECEIVED" A EMS" and well selected stock of goods, which we ere-eelling Tau LOW FOR CASH OR READY PAY. Good yard wile sheeting for Ilcuiv!!ntwide atiebHngivr Stand 44 prints ................ to - 20 " OTHER GOODS Ili PUVOITION. We also keep etnistandy yet band a eboiee stock of GROCERIES, FLOUR, PORE, &c., At,vory low figures: TETTEBS OP ADMINISTRATION having . _La been granted to the undersigned on the es tate of Jacob Prutsnuua, late of Tinge, deceased, all persons indebted are required to make imme diate payment, and those having claims against said estate must present them to JOHN I. MITCHELL, Administrator de bonis non. Wellabor°, June 13, 1866.-6t*, LIITTERS OF ADMINISTRATION having been granted to the undersigned , on the es tate of Philander Webster, late of Sullivan, de ceased, all indebted are required to make imme-. diaterpayment, and those having olaims against the same will - present them to N. B. CARD, ME Sullivan, June 13,'66.-6M JOHN SLIHR N I V OULD announce to the citizens of Wellabo ro and surrounding country, that be has opened a shop on the corner of Water and Cra ton streets, for the purpose of manufacturing all kind' of CABINET FTTRNTIVRE, REPAIRING AND TURNING DONE to enter. COFFINS of all kinds furnished on short notice. All work done promptly and war ranted. Wellaboro, June 27, HUI. ETTRRS OF ADMINISTRATION baying 1.4 been granted to the undersigned on the es tate of Albert G. Herrick and Alartha Ann Her rick. lute ..of Lawrence, deceased, all indebted are required to make immediate payment, andAbose having claims against the same will present them to JOSEPH GUILE, Aduer. Lawrenceville, June 27, 1866. Our stock ofi OF =I 2ats. May so, 1866. E. A. FISH, Adm'rs 25 "
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