The tir4 r `t ri i
a1 . d .., f . th - O •
N -,:4 1
10 ., 111 ;
111n q i ty
in PennaylVaniagave 113 a Democratic ,
Supreme t.tourt, and every chief justice
since hasheenp, Democrat. Black was
a violent InVislaverY natimiliM3 Afttorii
ey °Amoral of ;'the; United States he ad
vised Mr; Buchanan ' that- 1i had no
4
pow .1. tetemphiy foree,against ;rebels.—
He , 'rote it is alleged, President John
son's;Veto 'of the rek:onstruaioiC act ;
ai4l we preSnme he lfold with 'the' dis
tinguished counsel of .Tellbison Davis
that.theamendmentabolishing slavery
.is no part nf •the-Constilution. Lewis
PreMcdifit,AP,'Valltiljilighalli meeting
i
iii Independence Square, which -,WaS
pr sided over by sent lemon more than .
sn petted of ' secegsiiin . pioeliVitics.—
Lowriewmhiired themeNiewg,., c and ficlieliA
- ed thedrattand.,letval toner laws to, be.
unconstitutional. .. - INTOodwari,L, from his
• speeeh in independence Square, iu 18(i0,
to the Tires - 04 ; 0111e, haS openly, ex press
ed shililar:doetrlaes. All of them be-'
lieVe the State bounty„ laws top: uncoil-,
- stitutional,,aria that the national banks
- are proper subjects for State legislation, '
a doctrine, ikirldcli would,lead to their ex -
tinegori . hy State, authority ; and they,
all ;were opposed 'to the war, and tyii - .. war
- measures-of : the General Government,
and gave their hearty as:Wilt 10 the suh
missiveChicago platform, which, if ear-,
vied opt, would have dissolved the Un
ion. .. „
They were all ,opPosed(to the amend
, . ment t eholi'shing slavery , to the amend
- ,meat . protecting the . national debt
against repudiation; and they. approv
ed the veto of the reconstruction act,
TheSe are fair representatives of the
Democratic ,party- and of a Demoeyatie
judiciary, advocating doctrines really .
subverivo of - the Unipn and ?iista.steful
to the loyal, itizens of our Common-,
wealth. . • ~
Wothus,grlmp thcSe gentlemen and
their principles and 'views. as represent-- -
ing intist be subscribed to
and carried out by a Democratic nomi
nee for a seat on,the Suprenne,,Beno,--,
Could an.y Union
_Republican votb. for
either of the abovci•named gentlemen?
If - not,Ahen we ask, how can he vote
for any Democrat for Supreme Judge
will° must naturally entertain the saifie
views, promulgate the_saine decisions,
and engraft the Calhoun theor,y info the
law of a loyal State like Pennsylvania?
But it is argued the candidate may be
a Man of great learning and ability.—
True, and so niuch.the worse. All the
chief justices were men of learning and
great ability, but that only !Otte their
pernicious doctrine:4 more dangerous,
- and their decisions more • inisciiievons.
If a judge is not sound on the great
constitutional questions' and pleasures
of the day, he is notfit ha' a scat on the
bench of tlie highest, tribunal of the'
.State, no matter what his talents may
be ; for in proportion io his ability, i:-
• his power to do.,evil .
The members of
,the Union Republi
'can party have a clear .conrse marked
out for them—Tovo'fOon THEIR OWN
CANDIim.TE, Hon. II kihyy W. W tos,•l
a man of unspotted character, great:
learning and judicial experience; but,
above all, thoroughlyloyal in his sentil'l
meuts, and perfeetlysound on the great.
questions of the day.—Phila. Pre
.
One day week before last Were was a
trial ht Roseville Tioga (20., and among
those in attendance was a yonng man
namea Ira Smith, who %With stime other
young men indulged in a friendly game
of quoits.. lie threw ]ti coat_ contain
ing his
. pocket,hook with :,557 ;6 it over
' a post, and entered into thecgame heart
-1 ily. 'A frictulk. , Wislied to horrors some
money, when Smith took up his coat
and taking out the money put - the pock
etbook hack in the coat. Shortly after
the pocket book vas missed; and susilic
cion fell on two men fi'mn jrroy, .who
had been present during, the game, hut
left soon after quite preci pi to ti.4_,i. Con
stable 13. F. Knapp followed them .to
Troy, and, then ti) Elmira, "Nirliere he
arrested them. In the trial which took
place at, Roseville 1,4 \i'eck,. Michael
• Wade )r Weed wasll it eld to answer in
the.Suni of $2OO, but ; comproniise was
• oll,,heted l , TIIN other_ - x ?•u. ? ”. AV . I
-..; 'I r Vi r 'ril VI/.
A . 00 , 1/ Clia:C(Ce,
1 1 UtE .1 - 01}Ji13411.14{ 11 ,-‘ ..."'- 2-- z - 5" , . 0,,
Howie owned
and kept by Mark Flynn, on the road
this Place and Wellsboro, too
tire and burned to the ground.
Plynn was absent-from home at the
time, and the tire is supposed to have
been flip work of nu incendiary. The
House Nyas insured for :','So6.—Potto.
Journal.
_ T
• A REA D ADV . IZII OU TO LIFE.-
, An interesting and, astonishing event
transpired-on the 2,211 ult., at the house'
of Mr.GeCit,' , Ye Chandler, a farmer liv
ing near , the. Lowell road, between,
Nashuacially_t_tgsnoro, M ass.A phy
sician, Dr. Stroinshi, stoppe4 otb the af
ternoon of the'day mentioned at Mr.
C.'s house to feed his horse. On enter
ing the, house, Mrs. Chandler informed
the doctor that her daughter Snsan died
on Saturday, had that the body had
been placed in a coffin for interment on
Sunday. The doctor on looking into
the conin remarked that the girl was'
not dead, but only in a lit. He ordered
the removal of the body and placed it
in a warm bath. After along struggle
the girl was brought to life. After lea
ing some medicine,'the.doctor took hi.
departure. On the-following day—the
one assigned for the funeral—the resus
citated voided a taPO worm measuring
twenty-eight feet in length, and instead
of burying Miss Susan Chandler, t the
parents interred the \cause of i all her
troubles. '
-: • _
. •
No man.ER c93tirENTARy On the
character and record of Judge Williains
is needed than hat found in the fact
that the opposition have abandoned
truth and taken to !forgery and false
hood to weaken his chances of election.
Few men ' pass —through life without
staining theierecord at sonic time i
au injudicious. act, and Mr. Williams is
one Of that few. The Democrats are
driven into desperation fora point on
which•to attack hhrb and finding none
they are forced into disgraceful slanders
and, disreputable trickery, by Which
they w t ill Only succeed injnjuiing the
cause.
• A Nov Wonie ON BooK-N. :Etuso, AND A Nsw
AND IMPROVED SYSTEM or C DSINESS WRITING,—
'" We have,• on various occasions, taken great
ploasuto and pride in alluding 'to the .emincht
, • success and increasing patronage of this decided
ly praiseworthy _ and progressive institution,
" The Elmira Business' Collage, Elmira, N. Y."
Tho Principal of , this College, 'Prof. A. J.
WARNER, has nearly ft ompleted for the ]use of
this Institution mid Counting Houses, a new
wd?k, of - severailiiihdred.pagas, on Double and
.Single Entry llookl-reepin. It will prove a
valuable work, pmbracing improved and labor
saving forms, a' tin' austilication of accounts,
commercial correspondence, a thorough course of
commercial c‘ i iileulationo and business- forms ;
and &tit willi be appended what has long been
nebilpti--4-o, Colnmoreial Dictionary. ~
'ln addition. to this, Prof. WAnNsit has al
ready arranged, to aid in the success of ibi s
• College, a new l and'itnproved Specia of Th o ,i nen ,
Pcninauthip,ffree from ornaments, plain and
..,. iegiblo, -
In' addition to the manifold other nttractiions,
arrangements have been made whereby the
' :students will be permitted to attend the Course
- of Lectures, fie° of charge. Tho Lecturers have
been selected from among the mast profound .
writers and or tors of the ago.
t ( t
Every eifor is being made to place thi J s Coll
ege on tebasis hat will render it worthy of the
Rama it bears, and at the same time stand second
to none in the whole routtry.•
No better recommendat ni is needed than the
fact that both in Xlinira ak t
II places adjacent, the
• graduates of this Institution occupy the very
first positions. This snout has alrilady given
the different offices, banks, mercantile houses,
• and - other business places, in this part of the
country,, heir best clerks, and some of them,
though fresh from this College, are receiving
salaries of $BOO to 1.600 per year. Tuition for
full course it $35. Per further information ad
dress the College. •
•, from!he
. otlice of the College is-issued a qua .-
telly paper. containing Snitch intetesting Iv l
ing Molter, aside from giving full intormatio in
regal - Art(l'We Institution. To those dasirot s, it
will be sent free by rending name uthi 'ad rots.
. —From the Elmira ,Adrercr. ,
Cold is $1,451 in New-tork
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13 .- ORO:P.EN ll'A,
•
WEDNESDAY, SEPT.
12.1.11.411:LIOAN STATE NCall NATION
Ilia 11 01: 1 Hi! VPITEMP, UT,
HENRY W. 'W ILC LAMS.
oP AT.E.ECTIENY
REpuBLIC.S,I4 Cfoi_INTV TICKET
• ' FOR , ASSEMBLY, - •
B-. B. SPRANG,Iof WeStfic/c/.. .
JNO. 8. MANN, of Coudersport.
FOR snr.itlvv, "
e
Al. POWER, of .illtddiebyry,
_ - voiI , TRBASTIREIt,
of—Ptln Ito
FOP. VOMMISSIONEE.,
JOB REXFORD, ok We•Ofickl
;,, FOR AUDITO4,
DAVID zeAMERDisi, of Tioga.
FOR JURY COMMISSIONER,
LEROY TABOR, Of lirelblboro
FOR cORONE
E. J; BOSWORTH, 'pf J31o88.•
TUESiLtY; OC'T. 8.
. The number of tickets sent to each
- election district will equal the totakyote
last fall Multiplied i.)Y :two. ,At the
:same time, no tickets should he wakited.
Tt is better to put one-third-6011c
\iholenuMber in safeliandtras'arese6le
supply.. This'plan.will always ensure
tickets enough for use.
Assessments should be attended to at
once. PridaY, the 27th of September, is'
the last day, npon, which assessments
can-be matte to,be serviceable in, this
eleetiom Voters'. who - tutve\ changed
their residencvs during the tax 'year'
shOuld see tai, it at once that they; are all
right n' the assessor's boo l lcs. The Coin
inittees of Vigilance are expected to at
tend to this matter,..but every
Republi
can should constitute •himself a Com.j
mittee of i one to'attend to it.
FLAG FOB, TUE BANNER COUNTY.
1-1 - tuatA.! The Republican State Coin
tuittee announce, in a card 'publishe(
on the 11th inst that they will presen
their nenraffd elegant-.campaign flag
:30Xi2.0 feet, to the county - which stud
maize the best return for Judge Will
ianni for ,Tudge lire Supreme Court
as,eornpared with . the last fall's majori
ty for Cleary.
.Republicans Of wil l
that flag if you:will it. Tiuga luis heel)
the banner county, for feu years :int
more, and can maintain hat,proud t-u •
premney .on the sth day = of Oetebe
nett if her Republican voters say so.—
We want thatilitg. We must have it , .
And the only Way to get it is to brin4
every Republican to the Polls in. the
several districts. Let us iMite the ef
fort, and plant that prenduln flag on
the peaks of the Alb ghenic:i
'Win 7n the lirstnews• honk California
reached the East the Copperh 4 eos were
exooedingly noisy. `Plie 13aK41 news
remarkably quieting, and W•f!, - =t IA
,
any of their papers mutt:tie to ; telt their
ponders the' unpleasant truth.
son /lois
were COrpQr- .
!Wad:4. true it, is that, devil whi t
devil dawned firm concord holds!" '
Vriends, see to it that your tickets,arl•
placed
,in trusty hands and properly
Added. Watch Out for fraudulent tiek'f
ets and see that, noanan is imposed mi .: .
on'by designing politicians. Nye never
saw a fraudulent democratic or
ticket in Ibis county, and we have
reason to believe that n RePublicati
would deal in such wares. - But the
Copperheads Imo sometime 4 attempted
to palm' off su
wary Republi -any. They nifty
tickets upon un
y attempt
1 1c,
it this fall. Always desperate ; they itre
not likely to scruple at„, tkie means by
theta deemed necessary so carry their
ends. "Therefore be vigilant. . - -See to it
that the ticket Toted is-identical with'
that at the heati z iif this paper as fur 'its
names and offices are
,coucerneth -TWo
ballots only are ,to he - voted this Wit—
" State—Judiciary " and County."--
The County ticket embraces the names,
of Assemblymen, Sheriff, `Treasurer,
Commissioner, Auditor, Jury Comings
sioner, and Coroner. The State ticlet
has the single name of Henry W. Wi I
lams, for Judtv of the Sttpreme , Con 1.
We regard our local ticket, a' , -% nearly
unobjectionable as any ever PM - , in Ole
field by any party. , • Z,lessrs. Strang anti
Mann, for Assembly, are men of fine
abilities, large e4erience, and loyal im
pulses, and their polit4ealcildelit3;,Was
never questioned.. J: B. Potter, for
Sheriff; is one of the Most reliable and
Upright of onti young men, a Mal o
superior business qualificatiOns, an I
patriot of the first water.
.1-I. C. Bail y,
for Treasurer, has a - dottble claim 4 Jon
the people. A. man of correct bush
habits, a, good accountant, pos.-es
the confidence of all Who know in)
timately, he bears upon h ;. is p . ::son
evidence of his devotion to th repu
iit the hour of its sorest need./ Job I;
ford, for Commissioner, In 4 the . cc
deuce of the masses - of a) parties,
served a term with credi t , and dese
well of his fellow-citize s. David (
eron, for Auditor, is one . of our
young men. Sheri • Tabor, Mr ',
,Commissioner, is k lown hi some
of our citizenk an Ave think not 1
vorably ; and E. . . Bosworth, for (
/
tier, is one of tl \ most respected, :
'zens of Blom. ilo can vote this ti
without, a septa,. and as cheer.
commend it 0 every Republican.
us give the State and county tieke
old-fashioned majority
K ,
The C pperhea - ds have a great de,
/
say ab It hard money. Tkey ii
thepe Plo to vote for their eandn i
and s ) bring about the return a
money. About the hardest Money!
evyfr saw ii) this country - was that is
bile lot of wild-eat banks undo
uspieas of the Democracy. , 1
And as for hard money, we 1'
saw - much of it in Tioga county ini
best of times. We do recollect, i
tinctly, of seeing some dimes, qua
and halves, , in circulation about
ten years ago ; 'but, unfortunatei
few Democratic admirers of hard
ey scattered so much ofthebogns a
hi otit titnt tin nithi - iiv'ci' illiCW " « hetiter
al y 4 it• %vat, t.t., I( lit (31' lifiL ' If the
(,‘ tied 1,011 tett us whieh Itind of
11
, i . t
ill moues - . they want they will . much
of Lige t Ile 'public. , ;
proelamatinn just 'issued bY Gov
tryl3 eary an'uoiln iug the, „can
'OlOll $1,794,04.1,14. of , State, debt. by
the Connoissioneeri; of the Sinking
- Fund, during the past year, reminds us
that: thefinances of the State are im
proving. We believe this is the largest
a l mutat payment of the debt ever made,
3et our State taxes are very light. It
qi only- since the State “overnment
pzu;p.ed WO the control of the Itepubli
iihns;-thati '•anY
Lion of the debt. lia4'enken 'Educe. The
llcld was contracted by the
. Forty.
Thieves, former alas of Democracy,
In' chief part. - Every dollar must be
abl,4ltookh .Unx , it - .Of the funds were
ioeketed by timie thieyes years ttgo
!. clay of,the election is at hand.—
[But a dozen daylkintervene, and what
kv..er is to,be . dene'to give the premiuM
flag to k`ioga must. be llonemtiickiy.• To
'Win the prize, TiOga county must give
Ilhiniss 2,800 majority. Make It 3000
if you can. The votes are here to carry
the 4 fi l g,ures that high, and even higher.
Tire little doubt than were cacti par-'
ty , to ll it. last vote one week from
ne.x.t Tu Wday, the majority for the. lie
publicantiekei would be not 1 than
3,201/.. Strength is of 'no - account unless.
You use.\t. (live us a full vote.. Go .to
the polls early and vote the entire fie
publican ticket..
• Through the late.aetien, Of Preside . Ut
Johnson the rebels are encouraged, and
the spirit of the retfellion has taken a
new lease of life. It is not too much to,
say that the dal gels : which threaten
the peace of the fountry are as immi
nent as were those of ,1360.' But 'these
dangers - may be averted .I:(yipl'omPl , ac
tion on the part of the loyal men of tlie
country!' It does no good tostand apart
and cry for hupeachment of Andrew
Johnson. We must do something to
strengthen the hands of Congress—show
s . ,
it that the people are 'ready to sustain
their representatives and Senators to
the uttermost. The indignation of the
loyal,inasSes at the usurpations and bad
faith of the President is deep. But the
President cannot be checked so.effeet
tinily ias by the defeat" of the Capper
head 'candidates in ther fall elections.—
If you desire to encourage a bad man to
usurp all the power4of the Government,
you eau do it, by,sitting idly down and,
frrumbling. - ';'But t if yon would render
him liarink.-4:fo call
i r serious evil you, can
do it. by gOiti4 !(.)! the polls And voting
him down in the per,:iins of the several
Copperhead eandidati:s.• f.et every dis
trict Pot itself upon . the record agair9l
A iiiii : ew Johnson, who this day repre
s'ents the rebellion. Ile is obedient t
the wicked will of traitors, disolivaleni
to ther,will of the loya4 lll:ltieti. ile af
-1:4,0,4 CO believe,, 1111(1 he openly declares
it, that the people are \with him hrhis
rtisoally . netions and dangerous designs.
14ry ltepublican trim negleene to vote
right akkil promptly chit: fall says to Mr.
John:4M "I am 'with you—go ah,ead."
• Weshall see who di.sires
\
to encouVage
Andrew . ()boson. ' , •
IMII
111 f 1:4.1 true; as 8f:di:II, that Mr. (or
haw; bite Republican Candidate Ifor
Governor in Californht, was identified
wlth the State rohiserwho have infeg-
Led that State from its inrtli,•we rejoice
iii his defeat. For thieves we have no
vote and in apology ; anibwhen justice
overtakes them We have 110 regrets., It
is said that the nomination of Mr. Fay
by the protesting Republicans defeated
Oorham aid elected Mr. liaight, the
Democratic nominee. that ease we
join with , the protesting Reptiblieans in
pre
hough
1
~opper/cad
/cad member - from Clinton County,
who was Chairman of a • Committee to
investigate tli fast freight system. As
for stealing, the chiefs of that party
have ho rivals. They can beat ! the
cutest of the cute. ,•,
=
Oen. Griffin,
, who acted as Comman
der of :the:itli Military Department af
ter Sheridan left, is dead. From pres
ent appearances-We suspect that- very
few army officers will be eager 'to take
Sheridan's plac4l The Yellow Feve>j is
making great havoc in all the Unit* cit
ies. We know of but one man who,
eon)d stay in New Orleans
,with impu
nity. President Johnson is ." pizeuer
than " Yellow, Jack," and might oper
ate as salutarily as ~ a
sharp frost.
.-tm
wst
tiry
feN%
Lila-
The Republican majority for Govern . -
or in Vermont is over 20,000. 1 The Sen
,4de is solid Republica» and there are
btit half a do2en Copperheads in the
Representative branch the legisla
tion in a total membership of NO.
I oro
eiti-
-k et
Lilly
Let
- In Maine; the Legislature is over
whelming Republican, as. usual. The
Co plierlicads and sour-beer Republicans
united in souse towns to elect sour-beer
legislators, but the result. was. , clot af
fected.
,Our majoritx for tiovernor; too,
is increasing and instead or 112,000; as
we stated last week, 11, now reaMICS
14000. Tlie 'Legislature will stand—
itepublieanu la; _Democrats 30,
►I to
vite
ntes
Jard
we
~ ued
the
ever
the
At the late municipal election in
Delaware, the : , I.ladical
ticket-Wasrelected by an overwhelming
majority. We have set to find a word
of news from Vermont, Main►t, and
Delaware, - in n Copperhead paper. They
do not chronicle ,Republican victories:
ters,
here
Y it
dam-
MOE
seedily, coin--
mon parlance, for ten days, reaching as
high as, 4(s percent. soinetitues. Aglance
at the Stock Sales disyJiy day : discloses
the fact that.:the,itioney'mlirket la in\' , Ei;
. •
feverish state r :-I.he : obvioiirq•eakon r o t
this monetary 'dlsturhaneci, IS' the "stf&
. •
pense in which the publie Mind is kept
by the antics of Andrew Johnson.—
The removal of Stantx . m, Sheridan',
Sickles, and other sterling patriots, aft ,
fceted the entire basiness'ef The coon-
try. Then came the - proclamation of
amnesty and pardon, illegal, and there
foie void, but waraing' - elbar -lieaded
men - of other and more daring usurpa
tions; Thissent gold up lice per cent.
Nothing,se certainly nica.ciures" hie de
grociof public confidence as MR money
market. If .the October eleotious are
carried against the Coliperjolinsinis this
fever will disaiipear, and it is this only
remedy.
We are 094 to see that T. B. Peter
son & Brothers, Philadelplittt,"are about
to issue the excellent letters written by
Col. Forney from Europe;' in book,
form, at'an early day. No tourist has
given the people so graphite a - picture
of the aelit4l Etkrope as Col.. Forney.-He was not a paid writer, and sacrificed
nothing to• increase his' Wages. We
predict a large sale for the, book.,
.•
• Examination ofledelters.
Liberty. Block Home, Monday Sept 30,1 p tn .
UlllOl3, Ogdonebnrß, Tuesday Oct I, 9 R
Sullivan, Otay Valley, Wednesday Oct 2, 10 n to
lintlind,llOsevillo, Thursday Oct 3, 00 w 44-
3itelteen, Maple Ridge, Friday Oct 4.9 a in
Charleston YO 4118'4 House, Mon my Oct 7. 9a in
Delmar, Dean &Willi Mouse, Tuesday Oct 8, 90 in
Covlngton, Wodnetillay Oct 9;1 pia •
Mansfield, Thursday Oct 10, 9 a to
Wellaborojriday Oet 11 9aml • ; • :
Middlebury, 11olliday's, Monday Oct 14:0 a ,
Farminkton,But VS Schein' House, TnestlaY Oct 15,t6 a in
Tloga,VednolidayOet 16, 9n m ' '
Lawrenceville. Thursday Oot 17, 9 a in
Nelson, Beecher Island, Friday Oct 18, 9 a in
Chatham, Closo School House, Monday Oct 21, 1 I , i n
Knoxville, Tuesday Oct 22, 0 a in
Brookfield, Seeley Bch House, IVedneadny Oct 23, 9 a in
IVestfiold,, Thursday Oct 24, 9 a ni •
Clymer, Snbinsville, Friday Oct 25; 0 a I 9 • .1 .
Gaines, Vermilveas,Saturclay Oct 10, 9 u in
And at Wellaboro the three Fridays fulloiving.
Teachers will come with a sheet of loinsear paper,
pen and ink, or a good pencil. School Directors are
earnestly invited to attend.
Wellsboro, Sept: 25, 1867. 3. F. CALIC,pIi,
. , Co. Snp't.
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
The Republican County and thieve/sing Com
mittees met on the 13th and appointed meetings
1r) held in SEPTEillflElt,at the following
named times and places, to wit :
Close School Houso, Saturday eve
ning, Sept. 28, Niles & Nichols.
COVINGTON, Saturday evening, September 28,
Strang dr. Wilson.
DELMAR, BroughtOn School 110u.9e, Thursday
evening, Sept. 26, Smith & Cobb.
DELWAR, Rartle's . Sebool House, Sattirdhy eve
ning, Sept. 28, Smith & Webb.
DAGGETT'S MILLS, Thursday evening, Sept.
26, Merrick A Elliott.
GRAY'S VALLEY, Friday evening, Sept. 27,
Strang & Wilson.
Kis'ENEY VILLE, Friday evening, September 27,
Smith .. ( 4 Merrick.
KNOXVILLE, Friday , e vening, September 27,
Nichols 1
LAWIIENCEVILLE, Friday evening, Sept. 27,
Merrick A Elliott.
MAINSBUIta, Monday evening, September 30,
Smith A Nichols.
STONY FORE, Osborn School llooso, Monday
evening, Sept. 30, Niles A Cobb.
TIOiIA, Monday 'evening, September 30, Strang
A Wilson.
WRITNEYVILLE. Wednesday evening, Sept.
25, Smith A Cobb.
OCTOBER MEETINGS
BAITS' SCHOOL, HOUSE, (Sullivan), Friday
evening, Oet. Niles .t Mitchell.
CHEMIN PLATYS, Saturday evening, Oct. 5,
Niles
GO V IN(ITON, (let. 3, Niles
it Mitchell.
ELKLAND, Thimany cveninif, Oct. 3, Suitt
FARMINGTON TILL; Wedric!iliii : evening, 0e
.
2, Smith Jr. Nichols. • . -
HOLIDAYTOWN, Friday evening, Oct. 4, Smith
.15 Nichols.
LAMB'S CREEK, Thenlay evening, Oetober
Smith do NiChtilB.
LAWRENCEVILLE, Thursday evening, Oct. 3,
Niles . k, Mitchell.
MILLEATOWN, Wedne:lay evening, October 2.
Strang,&.
MORRIS RUN, Wednesday evening, October 2,
Niles Mitchell.
NAUVOO, Tuesday ovt.iiinv,; October 1, Nils
& Mitchel?. ' •
NELSON, Friday , evening,- , Ottober .1, Strang
& Wood. o •
OCEOLA, Saturday eveni4 October 5, Strang
tt, Wood.
,
R9SEVILLE, Tnestlay evening, Out. 1, Strang
& Wilson.
WELSH SCHOOL HOUSE, Charleston, Satur
, day evening, Oct,. 5, Smith k Nich,
WELLSBORO. Court' House, Monda3 e vening,
en any-,1 October 7.
_ . _
• The friends in the several districts.are requos
.etl n to Make all necessary ar f uugon obis for ge
ting`ont'alfull attendance: `•
By order of the 'ommittee.
ucces- .
ity the
.publi,
Btm
FULL PARTICULARS
NEXT .W EEK,
ME
e COM]
tion
MIEN
MEE
e mai
as not
De LANO & Co.,
ono.
• Corn
HAVE OPENED .THEIR NEW STORE
y WAS
all the
n 9 was
under the AGITATOR OFFICE,
he ex•
litte6
WELLSI3ORO, PA.
!MEI
QUANTITY, QUALITY, & PRICES
sritiefuetopy.to all reasonable peoplo
SEPTEMBER 25, 147
.
Mirse . A. - J...Sofields
Is .
now rocoiving t,6e Fall styles of
IMI
MILLINERY,
direct from the city, , and will be pleased to s;e
her old friends rind 'customers, with no many no,
ones as may choose to favor her with their-pat
ronage. I have engaged a first-class. Dressma
ker, and am prepared to carry on .
- MAKING
in all its branches. in a satisfactory manner.
Orders taken for Hair Jewelry. Good prices
paid for human' hair. Store over VanValken
burg's Grocery, Main-st.
Wellshoro, Sept. ?5, 1867-tf
Notice to Bridge Builders
The building of a Bridge across Crooked Creek
where the Road crosses from Tioga hero, called
l ithe Cowanesquo Road, running from Tioga Boro
to Cowantlsquo River, through Farmington, will
be let on the site of the premises to tho lowest
-and best bidder, on the sth day of Oetobor:nerk
the bridge to be of two spans from 80 to '7O feet
teach, altogether' one hundred and forty feet long
on thereabouts, to be erected on piles, and of the
style of the Westhrook 'Bridge in illiddlebury:
Plan to be 'exhibited on the premises at tho time
of the letting. E. S. SRELY.
Attest, Tuonns ALLEN, E. HART,
Clerk. I'. V. VA N f
Wellsboro, Sept. 25, '67. . Commissioners. !
•
*CIAUTION.—My, wife, Louisa V., having loft
niy bed and • board with Out just cause or pro
vocation;,lbis is to forbid tho public harboring
or trusting hor on my account; as I will pay no
debts of hor contracting uftor this ditto.
• .Tacksun, Sept Id, 'tl7.2t MO. H. PERRY. '
'R. E. OLNEY,
DEALER in ChOCßS'er. JEWELRY, SILVER
.ti-PLATED WARE, 'Speclaelo3, Violin:Strings,
Mansfield, Pa. • Wittelies and Jew
• elry neatly repaired. liig,raiing done in plain
English and German.'
C. 13;•-ICE - L - LY I - -
AGENT for MARVIN Er.,. CIO'S FIRE AND
BultwiArt--.P4O , DP, SAFES.
Wellsboro; SOitotober 26. 1867.
Elmira;Sa ManillaOtOiyi
• t s " f /';" • , i . •
efist Ocid &eel Putent:Typer
Ground
Circular Saws.
MILL, MULEY, GANG, CROSS-CUT,
CLEARING,-SOOTII AND OTHER
SAWS.
• Mr. J.AOIIIEVFHLIN,..fri, is. i►ytboriaed ;to
soil a
s t, Fseto - ry Prices In '11Ogn: ' •
Orders for repairing, ae.,, left with Mr. , Sellief
felin will be attended no pinteptly as if-?oft at
tho Mantifeetory.; i f; ..c. i i ; • •
ANDRAWS J 4 11IIRBAGE.
. .
Sept. '1 8, 1367.—er.,, 1
____.
Orphans' Court Sale.
ily virtue of an order of Orphans' Court mado
on the 30th day
,of July 1867. The following
described piece of real estate will be sold at pub
lic ludo on Saturday the 28th day of Oct.. next
at 2 o'clock P. Id, at the Court Douse in Wellsboro
Pa., us the property of James:E. Johnson Into
of the township of Delmar doe'd.- Said property
being bounded and described as follows viz : Be
ginning at a post the north wost corner hereof ad
joiaing the lands of Phelps Sc - Dodge thence south
86 dogs. east 128 porches to a small beech,
thence south 2 dogs. west 162 perches to a post
in theVounit island road, thence along' said
road sotilh 86 dogs. west five porches 'north 62
dogs. west 38 perches nOrth 69 degrees won 34
porches West B porches, south 69 (reg; west 24
perches, south 87, dpg. west 28 ,perches, thopoe
north one dog. east 121 perches to the place of
beginning—containing 118 and fi-16 acres more
or loss, with one frawo bons° frainosipirn,2o acres
improved and a few, frtilt trees iliercen, all Situ
ated in tho township of Delmar Tina Co. Pa.
• • RUSSELL LAWTON,
•
Wellsboro Sept. 25 1867-4 w• Adam
Planing Maclene.
AT KEENEYVILX.E, PA
IHAVE put in a first-claps ,PLANER, and am
prepared to plane flooring, siding, etc. to
order. , GEO. D. KEENEY.
Sept. 18,186771 y.
Auditor's Notice.
MILE undersigned having been appointed an
I, auditor to lifstribilte the prOceddi 'arising
from the sale of the estate of Lyman Hart, late
of Charleston, dec'd will attend to tho duties of
his appointment nt2the Offlee Of Nichols dc Mitch
ell, IVellsboro, Friday, Oct, 18, 1867, at 2 o'clock
P. M. All persona interested are requested to
take notice. JOHN I. MITCHELL,
Sept. 18, 1867, dm. Auditor.
The Amerlean .Cooking. Stove.
AFTERAwenty yora'exiieriento in fhO marf-i
ufacture of stoveS, NVO 'b ecame convinced,.
some six years , since,- that, a Vast' atuouht of
money was being expended by the peoplo of this
country, in buying cheap and worthless stoves, a
largo portion of which was wasted; and that
true economy - consisted in buying,the best stoves
that could be made, notwithstanding tho price
was higher, With this view wo proceeded to
censtruct the American Cookitig
,stove, end
spared no pains or expense to make it the best
and most perfect stove that could be made. And
we have experimented with it, and carefully
watched its operation for the last six years ' 'and
when an improvement sugeested we have
at once adopted it, and wo have several of these
improvements secured by letters patent. In
this manner we do not hesitate to say, we hove
brought it to a higher state. of perfection than
has heretofore' boon attained in cooking, stoves.
The recent improvements in this' stove has
added largely to its convenience and effective- .
ness. In all the varieties nf stoves wo manu
facture, we study usefulness, durability, conve
nience and economy in operation, rather than
cheapness in price, and in so doing wo are satis
fied we :study the interest of those purchasing
our stoves. •SHEAR, pACRARD, & CO.,
Albany, N.Y.
. Per sale by CONVERSE & OSGOOD, Wells.
boro, Pa. 18sept07-3m.
G ENERAL ELECTION PROCLAMATION,
Whereas, by an act of the Clonoral Assembly of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled, "An Act to
rogulato tho Oonetal Elections of this Comluonwealth,"
enacted on' tho 2d day of July, IBn, it Is enjoined on
me tp give public notice what officers are to he elected
—therefore I, LE'ROY TABOR, High Sheriff of Tioga
County, do hereby make known and give this public
notice to the Electors of Tioto county, that a °snore!
Election will be held throughout the county on the 2d
Tuesday of October next, being the Eighth day thereof,
-- `/IdtFas;trifidnifeatilliiiiitg; "`" ---
Brookfield, South Road school house.
Charleston, Dartt Settlement school house. '
Olymor, Baldwinto school 110118 e.
Chatham, at the Chatham Center school house.
Covington, 11601 of Sam,uol
Covington Borough, 'toted of Samuel Kill.
Delmar, at the Court Masc.
Deerfield, Cowunesquo lions°, Ira Wagner. -
Miami Borough, \Veen:the Ilotol.
talc,
at the Smith school houso.
a
Fllllrook_ Borough, Fallow school house. •
Farmington, house of Peter Mowry, deceased.
Gaines, A. R. Vermilyca's.
Jackson, house of 0. Hamilton,
Knoxvillo Borough, Faglo House.
Lawrence, SlosSon's llotol.
Lawrence Borough, Slosson's Hotel. '
Liberty, Joel B. Woodrnff's Hotel.
Mansfield Borough, Model school house.
Mitinsbnrg Borough, R. IC. Brundage's Hotel.
• Aliddlehttry, llolidaytown school house.
Morris, house of Geo. Cast.
Nelson, houso of Charlos Goodrich.
Oceola, Hotel.
Richmond, Methodist Church.
Rutland, house of Elmer Backer.
Stillivan, li. K. Brundago's Hotel.
Shippen, Big Meadow school house.
Tioga, B. S. Farr's Hotel. •
Tioga Borough, E. S. Farr's Hotel.
Wellsboro, at the Court House.
' Westflold, AL G. Bowman's Hotel.
Westfield Borough, M. 0, Bowman's Hotel.
Ward, house of William L. Thomas.
houso of Job n Irvine..
At which time and pieces the following named State
and'Clounty officers aro to be elected : ,
One person for Judge of the Supremo Court of penn
sylvapia.
Twb persons to represent 'Hogs find Potter counties
in the General Assembly.
One person for Sheriff of Tioga county.
One person for Treasurer of Tioga county.
One person for Commissions of Tioga county.
- One person for Auditor of Tan county.
• Two Eerfons for Jury Commissioners of Tioga
OrieW'rkon for Coroner of Tioga county.
It is further directed that-the nesting of the Return
Judges at the Coal i tions°, Wellsboro, to make out the
general returns, sh II ho on the first Friday succeeding
t h e said election, t being the 11th day of October.
lam by said act 'father directed to give notice that
every person, except Justices of the Peace, who shall
hold offico or appointment of trust or profit under the
government of the United States, or of this State, or of
any-city or incorporated district, tvliether a commit.
stoned officer or otherwise, a subordinate officer or
agent, who is or who stunt beemployed under tho legisla
tive, oxecutive or judiciary departments of this State,
or cif any incorporated district; 'and also that every
member of Congress, and 011ie select or common coml•
cil of any city, corn:Mesh:meth . of any incorporated die-
Riot, is by law incapablo of holding or exercising at the
same time the office or appointment of judge, inspector,
or clerk of , any, election of this Commonwealth, and
that no inspector, judge, or 4 any other officer of. any
s n itch election shall ho eligible to any office then to be
'voted for. '
In accordance with the provisions of the Bth section
of an act entitled , A further supplement to tho elect
tied laws of this Commonwealth," I publisl) the follow
ing:
WtiTHESI!, By the , Act of Congress of the United
States, entitled " An Act to amend tho several acts
heretofore passed to - provide for the enrolling and call
ing out the national forces, and for other purposes,"
approved hatch 0,1866, all persone'who have deserted
the military or naval service of the United States, and
who have not boon discharged or relieved from the pen
alty or disability therein provided; are deemed and ta
ken to have 'voluntarilyrelinquished and forfeited the
rights of citizenship and their rights to become citizens
and aro deprived of exorcising any rights of citizens
thereof: AND VIIEREWS, Persons not citizens of the
United States are not, under the laws of Pennsylvania;
qualified electors of this Commonwealth :
V. That in all elections hereafter to bo bold in this
Commonwealth, it'sball be unlaWful for the judge or
inspectors of any such election to receive any ballot or
ballets from any person or persons embraced in the pro
visions and subject to the disability imposed by said act
of Congiess, approved 'March 3,1865,Und It shall be Un
lawfill for any such person to offer to vote anyballot or
ballots,
That if any such judge and inspectors of election
or any One of them, shall receivo or consent to receive
any such unlawful ballot or ballots from any Such Mt
qualified person, he or they so offending shall bo guilty
of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof in any
court of Quarter Sessions of this Commonwealth, shall
for each offence, be sentenced to pay a flno of not less
than $lOO and to undergo an imprisonment in the jail
of the proper county for not less than sixty days. .
That if any person deprived of citizonehip, and
disqualified as aforesaid, shall at any election hereafter
to be held in this Commonwealth vote, or tender tO the
officers thereof and offer to vote, a ballot or ballots,
any person so Offending shall lie ffeomed guilty of a
mlsdemeaner,'and 'on conviction thereof in any 6ourt
of Anarter Sessions in this Commonwealth, shall for
each offence be punished in like manner as provided in
the preceding section of this act in the case of officers
of election receiving such onlawfal ballot or ballots.
0. That if any person shall hereafter persuade or
advise any person or persons, deprived of, citizenship
and displaiilled as aforesaid, to offer any ballot or bal
lots to the officers of hay election hereafter to be held
in this Commonwealth, such person so offending Chall
be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction there.
of in any court. of Quarter Sessions of thbi Common
woalth shall be punfshed'ln like manner as is provided
in the second section of this act in the chine of officers
of such election receiving such unlawful ballot or bal
lots.
In accorlince With the act of Assembly, of Mardi
1866, regulating the manner of voting Ut all elections I
further elate for the inforination of voters that all.
county °Moore will be voted for on a elogle Blip of paL
per, labeled "County," and the candidate for Judge of,
the Supremo Court will be voted for on a scparato bib
lot, labeled "State—Juiliciary," , each clues to be depos-
Ited In separate ballot-boxes. ,
Vor instrnctions in regard to the organkation of
boards of election, etc., see Act-of—Assumbly of • Ed Jti•
ly, 1830, pamphlet laws, page AID; likewise contained
In a practical digest, of tho election laws of this Coln
monwealtli, furnished't every Piaceof holding general
„elections; page 80, etc. • •
Given under my hand ,at ~WellsboxOrough, this 6th
day of September, 1867. , LEttOY TABOIt Sheriff
J. llort li,
T ATE of the iirtoifi,Mo44,l ILAPP4'iv
jj log just roturned'fromlbe eity of Now York,
is now prepared to offer toitheAtiseris of Law
rehaeville,4o,yleinity, a Igesieriti assortment of
titoEllalgiSitllWlSlONS
~C.ROCKER.Y, HARDWARE,
•,
WOOD, & WILLOW-WARE,
YANK EE NOTIONS. -
'T LAWRENCEVILLE, PENN'A.
80titag!b.0,r, 1 70.1, 1 q 1 . 3 7 - tf .
Wellsboit• Clotli-Drehsint,i; Works:
lIAVING engaged Mr. JAMES SMITH to
superintend our. Clothing Works wo aro
now ready to do ail kind of coloring and dress
ing in good style and on abort notico.
S. A. IIILTBOLI),
opt. 18, 11307-I.f. 0. BLAIR.
•
f." 4971,7,
DEAL rt
STOVraS & HARDWA K;
TIOGA, PENN'A.,
AS on band a large and choice assorttnen
Stores, among Ablok ara:
4 ' •
• • Cook-Moves,
• ;-
Monitor, - Oregon,
Uncle Sam, _Dictator, (coal)
Mohawk, (coal)
,Ginessee,
Niagara e. Grecian Cottage:
Parlor.
Salortype, coal, Smoke Consumer,
All Right, • Atalanta,
Champion, Saptrior, coal,
and Air-Tight Stoves of nil sizes. ,
Agent, also, for Elmira San. rectory! I ftir
'Ash Saws of, all Icinds at Factory prices. I sell,
also,
PRINDLE'S STEAM CALDRON
for cooking feed for stock, beating _water, etc
The only place where you can buy
DOUBLE STEEL AXES.
A fall accortment of
MECHANICS' TOOLS, HOUSE TRIM
MINGS, SHELF & FLOOR . IPARD
WARE, TIN, COPPER, AND
SHEET.IRON FARE,
,always on hand. •
P. S. Podlor's Tinware not made at any prico,
My ware is made of standard tin, and I defy
competition. J. SCHTEFFELIN, Ja.
Tioga, Sept. 18,.1867-tf.
FARMERS' EXCHANGE.
0. G. VAN VALICENBURG & 1140
IXCILANCir, for Farm •produce and Cash, o
9
tho principle that "even exchange is n
robbery."
PORK, HAMS, SHOULDERS, WIIITE
FISH, MAWCEREL, 'CODFISH,
moral) HALIBUT,
FLOUR, CORN MEAL, BUCKWHEAT
FLOUR, FEED, &C., &C.
Wo have no ambition to get rich faster than
our noighbors who are equally industrious'; nor
aro wo.desirous of running all creation that we
may havo more.to eat, drink, wear, nod
To Lay By for a Rainy Day.
ly with our customers, we point to the fact that
our run of custom hail steadily increased from
the first, and promises to grow considerably lar
6er,
HARD TIMES Olt NO HARD TIMES
We pay CASII for PRODUCE, and keep up
with the market prices.
Remember the place,
TOWNSEND'S 'OLD• STAND,
MAIAr STREET, IirELLSRORO, PENN'A
`-gept. 11,, 1867-If.
To the Public of Wellsboro
AND
SURROUNDING COUNTRY
N. ASHER 9
; •
TAttnEtSthiehl6'ltonlekitohrl of notifying the people
SPRING CLOTHING
ie 011 hand, and offers it lower than before
The Store is well stocked with the most (ash
ionablo
COATS, PANTS 'AND VESTS;
also, a large assortment of g
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
consisting of
WHITE AND CASSIMERE SHIRTS,
COLLARS; NECKTIES, SUS
PENDERS, SOCKS?
and a good-large lot of the most fashionable
HATS AND- CAPS,
over brought Ao, this market. Also A .
TRUNKS, BMIS, AND UMBRELLAS,
which you can buy low for cash, at the Cheap
Clothing Store of N. .ASIIER, Ist door east of
Vau Valkenburg's Flour Store.
Wellsboro, Sept. 11, 18137.'
N'ENV HAAD*ABE i §TOitE
CONYERS & OISGOPO
IN addition to their old business in Dry Goods,
Groceries, &0., have established a
STOVE, TIN, AND GENERAL HARD
' WARE STORE,
two doors below the old stand; where they man
ttfaettwe .
TIN WAR.F/I
0N 111111
HUMANITY PRINCI E
L ,
that is, in die most substantial manmatter ofrr
SOAr A
S
we have enough to do all thp cooking and warm
ing in Tiogn County. In 'rad, we have Stoves
enough to MAKE .A SUMMER in
WA LBUSSIA.
We are the enVagenta for the sale of the
AMMAN COOK STOUR
___,---
in'Wellabore; and this Stove is the
AUTOCRAT OF STOVES.
We keep all kinds of Hardware, Iron, Nails
Steel, Horse Shoes, and a complete variety of
SIIELF HARDWARE.
if,,you don't boliovO it DROP IN.
• CONVERS it OSGOOD.
Wollsboro,',SeS. 4, 1867, ly.
SECOND, ANNUAL
%V TUE
Tioga Co. - ,Agriettittirol Society,
.7o on np,,044
V;EVSkan° ilr`ciingday &. Thurs
" 3
.". p!.o(l,,,:vet9Per 24.: - (l.nd
.3d, 1867..
lii is c:iir
- Ist. 2d.
Boa Stnllion 4 years old and over, $5 00 $3 no
do 3 yours old 300 200
Bost pair matched Horses 400 200
.do Mares 400 200
do 3 year old Holdings ' 4 3 00 , 2 00
do do Maros 300 200
-Beat single horse - _ .• 200 100
Best single mare 200 100
Commitiod:-.Zbair' I
id I. 'Aiken, A. lunt, ii. fi
Wood.
CLASS 241—MAREA dt — OOLTS. •
Beat brood'tnaro and eolt
Best pair 2•year old colts 200 100
do 1-year old colts 200 100
Best 11•yoar old mare or gelding 200 100
Best 2 year old 'do ' 200 100
Best 1-year old do ' . 1 00
Best suckling colt 1 00
Ceramittec=--John Pearson, Richard Vidcen,
1 , 1, P, West.
CLASS 3d. a
Best Jack, ony ago ' ' 5 00
do pair mules , 300 200
do Alderney hull . 300 • -
do durbnin bull , 200 100
do devon bull • ' 200 100
do durham cow • 200 1 Oil
do devon cow 200 100
do Alderney cow.' , • 200 1 . 00
du 2 year old boiler _ I 00
do 1 year old heifer 1 MI
'do bull calf , I 00
do heifer calf 1 00
Committee—Wm. Francis, Geo.V. Avery, La
fayette Grayi.
CLASS 41b.
Best fat worprig bien •3 00 ' 2 00
do 3:year pld,steers., 2, 200 100
do 2 do • -. 200
do 1' do 100
do beef cattle 2OO 100
do COW 1 00
Best yard cattle not less 0 bend 3 00
Committee—Newton Buckley, Moses Lee, Job
Doane.
, CLASS sth.
Bost merino buck ,2 00 100
do Saxony buck - 200 1 110
do Leicester buck 200 100
do mutton sheep 1,00
du lot lambs not lens 5 head • 100
do yard sheep 10 head or over 300
Committee—J. W. Bailey, A. W. Wilson, S. I
Power.
Best boar hog
do Eow
do sow and 11 pigs
do cock and bon
do , pair turkeys 1 100
do pair geese 109
do pair docks 100
do variety of fowls not less 1.0 200
Committee—Jos. P. Morris, Lyman Potter
Jos. At Darling.
CLASS 7th—AGBICULT'L IMP'MTS,
•
Best plow $2 00
do side - bill plow 200
(Ili sub soil plow 200
do cultivator
•do seed drill (field)
do roller •
do reaper and wiowor
do mower
do thresher and eleliner
de straw cutter
do fanning mill
do horse rako
1 Oft
Colmniticc—Chas., Eberentz, 1). 0. Steven's,
0. 11. Blanchard.
do korso fork
CLASS Stb—D. PRODUCTS.
Best firkin butter 200 100
do " 10 pounds - roll butter 1 00
do factory mitde cheese 200
'do hand made cheese 200
do 'variety of cheese , 2 00
do 10 pounds maple sugar 1 00
do gallon maple 83, 4 vp 1 00
do box honey 1 00 :,
CoMmittce—Gco. D. Keeney, J.-LD. Houghton,
Rufus Farr.
CLASS Oth—HOUSEHOLD k DOMESTIC.
Best 10 yards flannel $1 00
do 10 yards full cloth A 100
do 10 yards rag carpet, 1 00
do 10 yards tow cloth 1 00
do 6 yards linen (domestic) 100
do loaf bread . 1 00 ,
1 0t)
Committee—Mrs. Hiram Brooks, Mrs. G. X
Billings, Mrs. Philander Niles.
CLASS 10tb—FLOWE1tS A: PAINTINGS.
Best parlor bouquetssl 00 50
do hand bouquets 1 00 50
do dozen dahlias ' 100
do i display of flowers 2 00
do •specimen embroidery 1 00
do sheen oil paint'g, work of exler 200
do do . penciling do 100
do, do ' orayon • do 100
1 11
ommittee—Mrs. Jos. P. Morris, Mrs. F.
Sm th, Mrs. 11. W. Williams.
t LASS I.IO4—MECHANICAL DF.P'TIII"P,
Vest farm wagon $2 OD
.o single buggy 2 00
,
do family carriage 2200
ao sett double harness (heavy)
'do sett carriage harness
do single harness
do sett horse shoes
do sett chairs
The above articles must be entered by tho ma
kers, or owners whom they have been with
one year. _ _
Committee—Cleo. P. Card; H. S. Johnston„ A
M. Alba. •
CLASS 12th—FIELD CROPS.
Ist. 2d. 3d.
$3 00 $2 00 $1 00
00 1 00
1 00
200 1 00
1 00
2 00
2 00
Best acre wheat
do aim
do oats
do barley
Best / acre potatoes
Best .acre buckwheat
. 'do timothy bay
All contestants for the above premiums mist
submit the proofs of measurment of ground qual
ity 41:.c., prier to Ist Dec. to the Executive Com.
mitten.
- CLASS 4th— t GARDEN VEGETAB'S Ike.
Best 6 heal cabbage . $1 00
Best peck b ots . 1 po
do potatoes 100
do tomatoes 100
Bost 4 winter squashes 1 00
Best 0 water melons 1 00
Bost pock onions 1 00
Best / bushel rutabagas 1 00
Best display garden vegetables 2 ftl,
,Best bushel winter wheat 1 0
do rye 100
do barley, • 100
Committee—A. M. Spencer, H. B. Card, C. 3.
Humphrey. e
CLASS 14th—FRUIT.
Best variety apples $1 00
do pears 1 00
ll do peaches • 1 00
jl do plums 100
Ido grapes 100
,do' fruit 200
c l ommittoo—Diratu Freeborn, 'C. F. Veil, O.
F. Taylor.
CLASS 14th—PLOWING MATCH.
Ist. 2d. 3d.
Best i acre plowod by horses $5 00 $3 00'$1 00
do do do oxen 300 200
Time and depth of plowing to ho taken into
consideration.
-- Committee—Win. P. Shumway, E. T. Bent
ley, Jas. Tubb .
All articles t at are worthy of premiums and
not mentioned n the above l'st will go before
the Executive Committee.
All animals or articles for exhibition must be
entered upon the Secretary's book before 2 o'-
clock of the first day, or they will ho excluded
from tl i m exhibition, unless by permission of the
Board of Managers. Persons from a diAance do.
siring to enter stock can do so at any thee 'pre
vious to .the Exhibition by signifying their in
tention to the Secretary.
or. LI the
_. • Committee of Arrangements :
Mrs, Henry Sherwood, A. Foley,
Mr' T. L. Baldwin, 0. B. Lowell,
Mrs. L. P. Williston, . R. L. Van Horn,
Mrs. Jas. H. Gulick, . W. A. Nichols,
Mrs. Chas; Toles, W. Garretalin,
Mrs. Juliette Sherwood, • L. Bache,
Miss Julia Nichols,' C. I. Brewster,
Miss Ruth Donaldson, Walter Sherwood
"ASTRAY.—Came into the enclosure of thu
subseribordn (lollies, on the 13th of Aughst,
a yo)co of Stags. The youngert, is about ,six
years old, color tad; the oldest about twelve
.years old, of a dun oolbr, some whito on his lyiek
and a white spot in his.forellead. The owner is
requested i to provo properly, pay charges and
take thomjaway.. JOHN C. MILLER.
Gaines, Sept. 11, 1867-40'
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Cleaning Sewing Maatintis:
11E undersignod hereby notifies owners of
T
Sewing Machines' that ho is prejotred, to
clean anti put such machines in gonti order O"
call. Ile also is agent for the " pat Ont tucker,"
which can ho usCd on any machine.
JOHN B. SIIAKSPEAItE.
.MellBboro, Sept. 4, 1807, tf.
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Aug. 28, 1887-Bw. •
T"EQUEEN'S CEPHALIC PlLLS.—These
are the latest iMproyement among the pills,
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offers for I•alo-his Mill Property at. Crooke)
Creek, Tioga county, Pa., l formerly known as the
MeChne Mill. Said Mill is now to complete
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entire new Machinery of the most approved style,
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JulyTl,lS67 . -3in
/VMS is to give notice: That on the 24th day.
j_ of August A. D. IS - 67, a %Omuta is ltank•
ruptey was issued against fhb emote of Peter._
Walker of fielinar,lin the county of •Tioga, and
State of Pennsylvania who has been adjudged a
- Bankrupt •on his own petition, that the paymeet
of any debts and delivery of any property be•
longing to such Bankrupt . , .to him or for his u,e,
.Lrot the t, ..,,.for or arty property by him, .ro I,4r
lien by law : . that 11. Meeting of the creditors of
sai! Bankrupt to prove'their debts and to choose
one or inure assignees of his estate, will be held
:it 4. court of Ilaulcruptey, to be holden at the
efftee of F. E. Smith, in Tinge, Perm'a, before V..
IT.,Smith, Register, on the 28th day tor Septeta
bim A, D. 1807, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
Marshal ldrestcrn Dist. Pa., as Messenger,
Pr.'D. C.isuanoa, DCMO3.
Sept. 1, 1861%-4ty. .
roiiils is to give niAleo: That on the IDth day
of. Angust A. 1). 1567 a warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued against the estate of Lucius
Truman, or Wellsboroi in the county of Tioga,
'and State of Penn's, who has been adjudged . 4%
Bankrupt on his own petition; that the pay
ment of any debts and delivery of any property
helonging to such Bankruot to hint.or for his we
and the transfer of any property by hint are, tor
bidden by law ; that a meeting of the creditors of
said Bankrupt to prove their debts and to choose
rumor mo're Assignees of-his estate trill he t)o/-
den,at the office of F. E.,Sruith, in Tioga, Penn
sylvania, before F. E. Smith. Register, on the
28th day of September, A. D. 1867, at 2 o'clock
P. M. THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
Marsh.,l West'il Dist. Par:, as Messenger.
Per D. CAMERON, Deputy:
Sept. 4, 1867, 4w.
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MILE UNDERSIGNED hereby gime aotica
that ho will ho in
IV LELIA MSPORT, 2d Tuesday c:tah month.
LOCK HAVEN, 241 Wedne'ftlay each month.
BELLEFONTE, 2d Thursday each month.
COUDERSPORT, 31 Tuesdays in Ffb., May,
September, and December.
—to hold Courts of Bankruptcy, being previous
ly notified that they will he business 're'quiring
his attendance at such times and places. At
other times he will attend for such purposes at
his office in Tioga, Pa. Gentlemen of the Bar
prosecuting • involuntary bankrupt cases, will
please have warrants returnable at such times if
possible. Parties tnakink voluntary applications
will please prepare their pet Tuns and schedules'
in duplicate, in conformity with the 'Bankrupt
Act, General Orders and forms, and Special rules
of the Western District of 'Pennsylvania on
Bankruptcy, and submit theta to me for examin•
alien ; and if found correct in thrin and sufficient
in substance, will be certified and tiled, and au
order of reference will he issued. Fifty dollars
required by the Act must at the setae tinie be
ide
posited with me, and fi 'teen dollars for clerk :mil
Marshal tees should a paid al the .'ante time. •
To save answering many letters I will say—
I—That, Rico's Manual is the bet work I litre
scho on the subject, and 'contains the Act. tlee
eral oraers, forms, etc.-si ,
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2—The Special Rules can be obtaiad e - C.
W. Johnston ,t'Co, Pittsburg. .1" , .
3—Thu best blanks I bare seen are saby
W. S. Haven. Pittsburg.
I—Letters eortfordling to Special ]tole 1S uttl
ba promptly answered. ,
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F. E. SMITH, llegixtti- o ,
. llankraptcg 18th Lrio. P.,.
Tlogit, PA., Aug. 29,181:1.7.
Notice..
~7OTIeE is hereby giy . ort to Collectors that on 7,
tho Ist day of Oct. 1.367 . ; the seoaol iesto
`or Soldier,' Bonds falls due, and tee leFpeelfully
;1:1 you for the la:d dollar on that day.
. TAX PAYERS—Tiogn. County ha:: ,ixty owy
sand dollars to pay on that dayoand
pay your taxes the debt eat lie paid; Inure
than that the money hat; got to cow by that
Onto, or cost will be made.
By order of the Coin mib:d otter,.
Sept. 11, Is(i7. C. F. MILLER, Trc.ts'r•
I 3 Ilt.ll du ANCE FOIL BUSINESS MEN.— ..
_LC The litie location for a store bet vicq,,n ilic
building kn rim us:litoy's Bh,ck, and Batilard'.i
Saloun i:i min- offered lor rate on peculiar roul I
favorable ierins • inquire lit Ito'', Drug ;:tore•
. • d.. 1. RUT. ,
1 A
Rutter and Cheese.
iiloilEsT Markt.' -l'a u. 4., .paid for Iliittcr uud !.
eltees.e, or Otippet) 100 lc; at
• 2 ljulytl7. TOL E S ~t. BARKER'S.
of
- I)MII4IS4ItATItLX. NOTlOE.—Letters
administration tja% ing been granted .to the
undersigned upon the estatepl Samuel 'l'. Wood ,
I:110 deceased, no4iee [oral:
Olen to tho , e indebted to, and. thw q having
claims affainst vaid estare to roll and field, with
M Alt 11001), Adin'rx.
C.Jvilgtim, Sept. 4, ISII7-11w
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'„Crl3 (C)14)1b)g eda .ears.;
lilt hot cakes at - C. B. KELLY'S
April 1, 1867.
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Crooked Creek, 'Tioga Co.,
fit Bankruptcy.
In Bankruptcy.
In Bankruptcy.