The Duty of the s llcivx.
-' • H
.
. .
• - Ii relates thorganization"for the open
, big \ campaign. Let' it. be , prompt,
. - --tharAtigkand so efficient. To organize,
' ; ';fateitoativ6iciquitoers , -iii- one 'thiov
\
-. - z ,-- titad;£o - Orgitiiizts in every.. eleetion .- Ws
,.:trigt, is'inother t and net - less -important
ork. Let - us See what work is- to be
. 1. liateNier -the -- titiprineifiled Verna
-gog aof the opposition I, may declare,
ortru p'up aeissues upon which' the
parties re to, Join in .the approaching
campai6 ,'the true issue is this : Shall
, thagover. went remain-in the bands of
its friend or shall it pass into the
• ,-;bands of i. - ' enenlieel
- That is the
question ; an. 'every roan who goes to
the polls next s otober and Noyember,
, I• and deposits-hi: ballot, must unquest
.-lonably'put in hi- retaiponseto that seri
011aquestion.. We may . know before - -
haudlhat our unao pulous.. Opponents
dare not go-before th'; people - on: this
, . _naked question ; for t k ;re is too keen a
--` '-recollection of .the Brea : z oritiee of - life
andtreasure_inade ne -=nary by the
- misrule of this striving p ; ty to render
. - the'experiment a safe one be made.,
The people _recollect that the emocrat
.
is party controlled the govern ent ' for
thirty years.ending,in-1861, and hat be
. fore the 4th of March - of that ye, r,,ten
States had,- more or teas forally a din
'faCt - repudiated flint - Co stitution, ,of.
- - the inviolability Of - hie its orgy Is
add orators have no which
so much to say.,
The pretext for - this . repudiation was
'.'
the loss,of : power by the itill and over
whelming decision of the people. The
cause Of it was - the demoralization of
the party by slavery', ambition and too
inueh plunder. • Long rule had-begot
ten reckless. administration of a high
, - publio trust. The then President, now
7% „WI -itpd , despised dotard, fumbled
.
over . le Constitution for authority to
z*Notie it from- - destruction. He found
Watt its framers,had neglected to pro 7
' vide, in se natty words, for the con
; ini,,ency that had arisen: True, it de
',hired itself supreme' ai3 ..law; and:. it
. hound him on his oath to- Uphold and.
ma, ntain it, and to execute the - laive
ra',..iteilin pursuance thereof. But it
1'.4 : 1 /lot declare that a rephdiation of the
..-oiiiiiiiet..hy a State .should be put tioWil
- .:ny ;
9 rCe.• Tl,ke 'President searched 100 t...
- ai.4o Cilligcutiy for the word " coercion,''-, ,
... i.L,t, it was not,to be found in the Justin
. ...:::.:,... lie handed the instrument over
;, 1: _ 1 , ;.: -L. tie , Attorney T General, -Jere
- - .._,, ..„-::::-1, null tnat func.ionar
. '-. +_• ...- ---- - -fry or the tiecessar
~...
- . . •- • : _.l. ~.,,, i 'V. 71i61.4:10:
,' .' • - :1 -. .-•‘.:.: •,•;.:.',1.1.:. r4r..;:5 . .., 0::', ./'• ,
',',•. . -... :.. L ....,. - 1 ..:;.1.:64i....:C.f 1.36 AiLtt.lB . '
'• - l. '! ' - 4.-4, .......c:3 5. - i.C•i - i0elot• 0.
, , .•. ,- •• ,
_. -: l': tr..1....e1.. Lel, oitiei t io s
..-:.,.,,, . . -,..,,..L..ee. . I. ....:ineolu ple.:.
.:-.-• -:: t )
~ u- L L'llort6 , to re,ltore mut, -
~.. •. L.,-.
- , oi...eaawy of the organic lam,
~..t.2 ...yi,L.e.o this in thenatue of the par
_ •,,,' WLup., elected him. Just as tlii:-
1iit. 41. 4e 'war , about to be redeemed he fel'
: - y,, i ,l.e:le.nd O. all itsse;isin. A drunk
id ; ...,-,%; :or, ;,,y one or' those u nacconn t
ial - 4:aceidents -which• attliet the bell:
s.;rileYed landlies sometimes, dropper
intn the dead patriot's plaCe. But . tin
pledge of Lincoln must be,redeemed 1.,
the party which honored ihim in lice
and mourn him in death. 1
- We know that it is an oftien repetatl
story, but we must i•epeat it again ti,
again, and so long 'its its 'repetition is
Maw: ett'eostiry by the ostentatious hY
pocrisy of our opponents. Did the
.1 - ./L'.r:!• , _:,: uric party rally to the support
or 1,k,t,? CUZISMUL./00. 'when )the riatricic
Lincoln appealed from the imbecility
- of Buchanan and the villeineof Black
to the common sense of the people.?
None have forgotten how I that appeal
was met by the party which now rallieS
arc und Andre* Johnson. None will'
ever forget, while reason endure. 4, how
..the leaders of that party denounced the
proposition 'to meet forco with force as
destruetive , of the Constitution which
ten States had even then
r epudiated.-4
None will ever forget how, later in the
struggle, D'etnocratic judges ruled the
currency of the country, Made tifees
sary by the stress of war, as 'so much
waste paper. None will forget how the
Democratic orators and editors counsel
ed the people not to lend the nation the
money to, ea r r v .,.... t..1.0 : -... a._.*....i.,....-t.
WWlllld 5.20'a as seenrity-fro--t- —r-s-
- L0e , ,,, , L,--1-z......,..-Azi -ally one . 'forget now
these orators and editors counseled: des
ertion from the army and avoidance of
the draft ; and exhorted the skulking
crew to resist the, provost marshal.—
This is a brief sunimary of the measures
instituted by this party, now clamoring
for remission to its ancient right to'rule,
to prevent the punishment of men wile
'had deliberately repudiated the Consti
tution. They now, m ss ever, demand
the keys to the treasury, and - freedom
to bring their native hell abbveground.
It is for the masses of American citi
zens to reply to this impudent demand.
Two men are, soon to be planed In the
held, each representing, not personal
considerations, but certain pOneiples.—
To till Republicans and frietpis of la*,
order, and stable peace , , the nominee -of
the Convention to beheld iti Chicagl 11
in May next, will look for support.
will represent the principle announce
by Congress—" Loyal men must fide
the Republic." To the demoralized and
ignorant, to open rebels and sympathiz
ing Copperheads, the nominee of;the
Convention to be.. held* by our oppd
nents will turn for support. He will
represent the principle announced by
Andrew Johnson and Jeremiah Black
—" A-white scoundrehiebetter than an
upright soul incased in a dark skin."—
'To this proposition not only Mr. Black,
and Mr. Pendleton assent, but likewise'
every white scoundrel in America.---
And the issue of the contest Must, be
in some sort, a victory of the law-abid
ing,
over the. law-breaking, or contra
wise.—Harrisburg Telegraph,. , ,
. QUERIES 13 Y THE PHILA.UELPHIA
POST.—If a President is never to be im
- peached, pray why is there a Constitu
tional provision for that extreme _pro
cess ? If a President is.to - exectite mere
ly those laws which may happen to suit
his convenience or to
,square, with his
couN ictions. play what is the use of
,having a Congress at all ? If a Presi
ident may 'with impunity make'the See.
Of Wan his mere - creature, pray what _6
the use of having a War Department at
all; ; apti why not do its business in some
baplioffice-of the White House ? If a
President may create a War Secretary
or destroy the same officer at his pleas
ure, what is to prevent his dealing as
he pleases with the whole arm? And
if with the Army, why not with the
Navy ? And if with the Navy, why
•not with the
,Treasury ? And if with
the Treasury, why not with the State
Department? And if with the •State
Departgtent, why not with the Post-
Offiee ? And if with the Post-Office.
10iy nor Nei+ the Department of the
/nterhu:? • And if with the Department
of the Mentor, why not with the
torney tieneral And If with the At
torio- th tie Su•
p;•:;; v. ;I i:
pr.?;, . v, ;1 . 1 Lnk
wby 1,t,, ‘‘ motet, iii ail _the eon.
grertsitmal districts r Thus the -Presi
dent is hive:it-heti because he has sub
stantially supreme and irre
spoitsil,le*evaiiii over the lives, and the
liberties aid all the posst,sions of all
the citizens of . this Republic. The
right to break our law iiiiplies he right
to - vol./ the Pre , idential rheum upon the
whole :statute book—to imprisop, huuk,,
behead - , punish, confiscate—to! be the
autocrat of the whole laud, with nobody
to question his authority or to dispute
his personal will: So we end as we be-
I gan I, Is a President ever to be im
peached ? 2. And if a President is ever
to b Impeached; why not Andrew
Johnon 2.
NE Mutat.o.—We are obliged to
Messrs 0. Ditsou & Co., 277 'Washington St., Boa
'
ton forltho following choice sheet music:
"Gem Andrew's Funeral march;" "Dow-Drop
,Waltz;" "Pickwick Gelop:" "She is so Dear to
me," song; "The stepmother," long ; "Oh, how
the charm of all Earthly Beau yI" song. The
Pialtwick Clapp has a tine portrait ,o 1 Dickens.
II•
sitator.
-tiiilttaiiosi - o;'*'in*:i.'
.
WEDNE?.DAY, MAIICH 1,8,1868.
Republican State Nominations.
• -
GEN. J(3l-7...';
SURVEYOR- GENERAL.
COL: JAQ o'4 M; CAMPBELL;
Lock =Haven ,Dernoerat beats .
several large drums over • the result of
the election in that borough. As Lock
or never gives lesS than
80 .triajority . dein Oeratic, we suppose that
the victory niay:iipilt, with that. which
occurred when _Mitch took Hollond.
To l our respectful criticism, of its course
the,h't4te guard responds _ with- person—
tattles and absurdAiharges. -To its per
sonalities we,: shall .. not reply. To its
charges of „complicity in legislative
jobbing-we reply,: That wel - rave never
been, directly, or indirectly'- an 41 I
t for any position in, or any patron
age r personal favor . from;the legisla
ture.
Pennsylvania, or the leiThslatf&. , re
of any 't they State. - Nor have , we,di
'tectly or • irdirectly, participated in, or
Profited ,b s any contractlto which any
branch of th t State Government - vas a
party, fit any : :le in .the past. Nor
haVe . ive to the b lue of- a single penny
any interest in th t , publication of the
LOisintiye/4.!ecord, • ither iittet„ present,
contingent, Or reftiot• 'Nor eau it add
to or-subtract from 'our 'income the val
ue%
of one penny, wheth the contract
for, rinting tho :Record h with George
Bergner, Or With Dunglison Forney &
Kauffman. , ' \ • , ,
,
, .
We deny that we, .hare trey ed , the
State Ciyard unjustly, ,We . hay eriti
, ibted it, justly,"tu3 we believe, and ro
, ..to :agiiiii4i be' addition of anot er
~.. the swarz :1;;11 , !flies, which phlebo -
s
the State. And we disclaim any
,enspnal feeling in the matter—having
oaxes'to *hid, and no enemies to
punish.
A WORD TO REPUBLICANS.
fOvlll not do to' ignore common wis
•iOrn in transacting any part of the buts
diess of life. • Th &farmer plows, plants,
~iiltivates; and harvests - in view of the
:Zvi/Ater tbat . is to come. , If he idle away
the spring, summer,and / fall, he will
neither Infve' hay . or. grain, nor the
weans tobuy them, and his stock will
:starve, or 'he must sell at a disadvan
tage:to avoid a dead loss.
:Now we propose to rate the nation at
as high a figure as a stock of cattle and
horses• at least. In this country the
people constitute the source of power.
The people are responsible for whatev
er. goes wrong, whether it be , in Wash
ington, HarrisbOrg, or in the smallest
township. The Are privileged to gov
ern this republic. If they govern wise
ly, all goes well ; if unwisely, trouble
is inevitable, and the damage is, wide
spread and universal.
1 ,,
We shall admit that Misr' le is not
entirely avoidable.,, So long a men are
selfish, parties will be more o less cor
rupt; and human selfishnes is one of
the ineradicable defects of h r man na
i.---z....—zrin:.—.1,..7••-.7- ig.....ii ...44: - . maxi vy aA a
find no party perfect; but he will find
some one party more obedient to prin
ciple than another. Every man must
act with some political organization,
either positively, by alliance, or nega
tively, by refusing to take part in gov
erning. We act with the Republican
party) because it more nearly represents
the principles of a truly Christian mode
of government- than any other party.
We know how it sprang up, for we as
sisted, in a humble way, at its - birth.—
It was 'lite outgrowth of the love of
universal freedom and equal rights. -It
proposed to prohibit, not slavery, but
Its, further growth. Itpromised equali
ty before the law. And it to-gay rep
resents, not the sum of human selfish
ness, but the comparative growth of
moral public • senthiletit. It does not
follow that its members are all saints,
nor its leaders paragons of wisdom.—
What we declare, Is, thatall the advan
tage,it has over any other party exist
ing, or that has existed in this country
for fifty years, lies in its sturdy devo
tion to, and advoeacyoof the measures
which tend to elevate man in the scale
of being. So long as it abides by its
stand upon these measures of policy it
will be invincible - s against any force
its opponents can array against it. Here
and there it may suffer temporary check,
for that is the common }story of all
political parties; but in th' grand . av
erage its triumphs will be unmitstaka
ble.
But how is it to triumph We reply:
pirst,•and chiefly, because of its active
devotion to prindiples which upbear
and carry forward the race ; and sec
ond, by a proper employment of the
means of enlightenment.
Ignorance is the natural enemy of the
Republican party. All Republicans so
recognize it, as may be learned by their
championship of universal education,
and by the t 'support of the Press. It is
a well known fact that about_ three
fourths of the patronage of the news
papers in this country proceeds' from
the Republican party. Such papers as
the World, and Herald, of :New ,York,
could not live week but for -,a patron
2k, 11\n2ely They would
o"ve go-Le ...octelitic...auVierices
In tiny thtAr issues except such as
-ui , seribed 10 the doctrines they pro
niulgate. A large percentage of the
party opposed to us either cannot read,
or will not,
This Wings us to the point we desire
to make. ActiVe Republican t must
eombine to furnish an' increase of read
ing matter during the campaign. For
the sum of five dollars a correct tran
script of the history of current political
events maybe put into the hands of
every voter in any township in Tioga
County. The Tribune is from time to
time publishing campaign, sheets con
taining the most impartial history of
the movements and utterances of both
Parties.. Horace Greeley, of all party
journalists; is noted for his impartiality
iri publishing both sides. There is noth
ing ex parte in these campaign sheets;
hilt; like 'the Tribune Ahmahae, they
or 110NrootareY conNTy.
• .- „
OF CAMBRis couNTr.
be .
will e,appeald to a's authority by -.the
leaders of...both '-,parties:, , -"Wif.,do,‘,iiot
urge th "purchase find distribution,of
t4g01),-V. lA-M 3 : : f9r the'Orlic..*:Pr' P#iiieY!' . l
thing; pilit'is not Possible. There On
be, but _ pw-:convertii . ,or,,perverts, to' or
froth to y_, party', at thiS'i)34 - e :Of prog
reis.. A more therouglf:einiaSS of the
facts Of 'ICU r ren tli i stori is \Vhfit is need
edi,tha-Men:ndury bori*alientil" from a
.conilitlp ~ ipit - fipatititie • .indifferenee,
when, if4W, ACTION' is'thUenly rem,r
edy for :he disteniper ot-thutimes. •
- Facts,
.to
_intelligent men, are, gtioays
potent
_ arombentS. 1 , ~,,,,,, '.
We se'enO better it ti;i), - roCuTe . tbe,i3e
campaign - '
sheets; than by - organizing
clubs fOr the, work of the campaign 'at
once. We have not urged the forma
tion 'of 10r - tint! club's :hitherto; heatiteie'
theiejirfrtieett'Aio WOrk - to'de.:_''.'llut th?
campaign 'bus" been-1410Y and gallantly
opened by New Ilani psh ire, and Repub
licans everywifete should' organize at
Obee,ifilse ; money Tor reading Matter,
and:wollt together from. this .hour till
the Polls close in''NeVernher Our op
ponents will fiit' buidle--,-they arenever
idle; tl e agents of Wreng_are sleepless.
Shall we ~Who to-champion the
i 7 . ,
Right,:hudareless 'Of the great interests
att - Stahel neglectful in' the: performance
'of 4 u tie.'l . which . i !IVO' Ve - the success of
the expe linent of Self-government?
"Gan ye belie "to succeed bythe Unaid
ed forcei l l )k our cause? ; -Now, as . °ever,
" God helps those ' Who' help , them
selves." Believing our cause approved
by Heaven we , should be inspirited to
new and untiring efrort to- carry it' for
ward, i' :- : ... ' - • I
'Clubs should be at once organized in
every elee.tiondistrlct; and money raised
to pay l, for' rfewepapers:' ..The;
,Weekly
2 1 /44inie is still offered a $1,10.a copy to
clubs - of 50, to the' addre's - a of ' each - sub-
SCriber and a copy . : to the - getter-iip 'of
the club: 'For! $l5 'ten :- wides - . will be
sent to \nem& ef:Sfibeicribers; . XFOr $27,
tweiitycePles,will 'ie. : sent6 :names of
subscribers, and an ;eXtra,•'copy to the
'getter-Up:of cli.iff'in.' both cases.. : Hera
is'a - eha . 6e fO'aeWi;'!ayming men to do
\ much g od at little:cost. - . There is not
I;\rteigh orhood in the Connty,ln width
a, elub d ten for The .Pibisne cannot be
raise , emetnber-,He wins who Warka.,
11U,
,1
.IVEW . TIMPSIIIRE !
1 . 1,4 , o..r'p wr. - G '' r'anite 1
--,--:-
First Gin of . tiiii, StiO i rial Campaign.
ifieptiblic ority
4n aj"-3,000 I:
, ~
.. .
P.Ou xacAw wkb, congratulate you
upon th great' victo \ r,ci for the
,peeple
against he 'odds'azid ei Osof tieaStin . in
New - Ha c tapshire. Wheel ? iion of Tues=
day, 10th inst., was Lott ' contested.—
i l
•Andrew Johnson and his L 'filen& con
tested the ground i inch by. Isch, and
the resit tls a victory for the P < cpUbli- .
cane. T e entire State ticket, s and an
oveiwbe mlng majority in, the legksia- .
.
fi
ture, is, eputilica.n. In the languagiaf
our Cop ery coternporaries, " as - goe
New Ha pshire soAoes'the Union." ,
( Rock-,S
;earner:icy?' of this State have
Charles L. Boyle, of Fayette
r Atiditotpeneral, and Col.
lumbia County, for Survey-,
The "
j
nominate
County, f
Ent, of C
or Genera
cantanke 1
gaid-V`r'
Boyle is one of the most
loos Copperheads in the State;
yes. He 1 was "a McClellan
02
not very,' popular with the
man, an
voluntee
We ar.'glad to announce the renom
ination;) o Lien. John F.llectrauft for
Auditor eneral, and of Col. Jaeoli M.
Catupbel , for Surveyor General, by the
1 .
Republi , to State Convention.
i ßetter
and 'nor : deserving '',. men never held
those pos tions.
those
Colnvention recommended Grant
and Curtin for President and Vice Pres
ident, an instructed the delegatiOn to
Chicago .o cast a solid vote for those
We shall speak more at
action Of the Convention
gentleme
length of
next wee'
W. Williams, of this Conn-
Lon. Samuel Linn, of Center
re the delegates to the Nation-
Ition from this district, and
Furst of Clinton, and B. S.
of Lycoming alternates. A.
of Potter, is the Elector.
Hon: H
ty, und
County,
al Conve
Cline G.
Bentley,
G. Olme
THE L
tar Coy!'
relief of
mSLATUBE.-Feb. 27.—Sena
s read in place a bill for the
he frioga. Co.! Bank.
act to'repeal an act relating
bility of pffleera of the Tioga
otripansi.
Also, a
to the eli
Railroad
The bi
for 1866,
to confirm the taxes of Bloss
as passed,the, House.
give but, little news front
in. Friday Was, the day flied
of Andrew] Johnson. His
anbery, Nelson, and Evarts,
ud asked for, -forty days to
:• it cane. The' Senate retired
I consultation; and on return
!
Mondal, Ma l rch 23,as the
1. The only !news from Con-
We caul
Washingt
for the trig ,
eon nsel, B
appeared i'i
prepare th
and held 2
ing, fixed
day of tri 2]
gress 'wort
internal
mentioning is the repeal of
upon manufactures, save
d.tobacep. T i Isis good news.
whisky a
Auditor's NOtice.
MHE und-reigned having
.been appointed an
Auditor in the ease of Commonwealth vs
Orrin Blair, Jacob 1111tbold! do char:lee Lee, to
aesess doe:tales sustained by any person or per
sons who eta m any part eft ehe sum of money
noir in - Cour. arising - fronalthe forfeiture of re
cognisance u .on which' the !above *stiik•is found
ed, andAo ' atte destributien 'thereof according
to lair, hereb • gives noticethat be will attend to,
the duties of said appointOnent at his Office in'
Weilsbore, P, ,-on Wednesday the 15th dny of
p5ii,)868, at 2 ar,"cbok, P. sr.,"isrben and wbeee
all persons
. a o required to present-. o:Car claims
or be foreve debarred. from 'coming in for a
share of said fund. - "J.N0.4. MITCHELL,
MEM
war. 18, 14
F • 4 SURER'S SALE .
lIED LANDS IN TIOGA COUNTY.
•of an act of the Gene - nil Aseembly,
• 13th dayof lklafclr, 1816, will he exposed
t the Commitsioners' office in Wellebo
:econd Monday of . .thine, 1668, the Uncle
ed in the following list, unless the taxes
r paid before that time.
1.. C. LIATLNY, Treasurer of nig& Co.
r arch 11,1168.
TRE •
OF UNSEAL
,N pursuane
i
poseed the
to public e4le,
rough, on the
of laud desert
tine thereon a j
Weilaboro,
Bloss • Township.
,
Vat'Et or Otrialt.
George Meade
Nicklin & Griffith
dO -
- do
do ' t
do •
do
do
do
No. QuAler
5495 104
5916 21b
"218
5927 4783'
3inq
5977 2273%
" 352 K
400
14970 628
MO
5955 400
do
do
,do
do , •
do
William Wilaini
Franklin Collage
I. Coleman
James Wilson
" 760
6978 436
6489 364
1 308 -
, 809 873
636 132
6096 490
888 :
.
187 - do
18T do
208 ' do
-282
1 1 . 6 , 4 , 36,
137 R
200
ISOII6
6046
N
c,
44
066
o
1{
44
" 252 ~ do
6041 1099 do •
6932,- _
6914,- 'llOO •,•-• do.._
6839 1010 •
6610 • 1 000 •do
6051:, - 892
200 . , s
6063 510
68313 -- 509' 11. Coleman •
-4,182 • William Wilson
182 - ' do
- 132 „do
' 133 1 — do
183
do -
.609 ; .25- • -Pianklln College
s 4 ,69 1 ,6 d o .
- '• 214
" 229 ;; „ do - -
Brookfield' Township'
T. M. Witting ,
do ,
do .
do
do
, It. Blatkwell. -
• Tubbs nod others *.
do
1362
1864
1860
1856
1856
1067
1314
100
676
726
84%
1864
1805 J
1854
1008
1850
' T. M. Willing
do
T Id Willing'
Charleston-
-
toonship,
James Wilson
•
• ' do
do
_
do
Haws it Flatlet • •
James Wilson
do ,
' liens & Fisher
1 ,
do
8 do , - -
do'
James Wilson ,
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TREASUREW
OF SEATED LAND INi
1
of an net of the (ien.'
Ma day of April,lB44,
4- the Cominissionera'
vond Monday in Juno,
l in the following list;
Ore that time.
11. 0. usiLe.Y,
ter of Tioga County.
I gyp.
QUANTITY. Minx ASS MD. TAXES.
shop Ind lot Bush- C $3 06
$ houses and lots Corwin: Erastus 657
10 imp'd, 88 wild Dyke A a ; 498
10 imp'd, CO wild - Evans calcine 7 06
house , - • " Evans .1 muel 1 14
vacant lot • - Freema DB, estate 19 08 j
one town lot Ludlow i sane - 4 B 4B
house, and lot . , Phipps harks 0 83 j
house and lot ", ll'Kern , n Jana() 81
house and lot Powers Pat. 2 51
15 imp'd, 86 wild Reese ' illiam 924
88 ,tt 105 town lots An thbo ,e, Ford dr, Co. 132 31
house and lot . Seely ~ erriok . 819
house and lot" Wells nson 1 14
house and lot Knox ohn C-- 2 83
I interest, 120 wild Tioga R •lt Coal Co. 15 85
200 wild Dyer acks .ICo 52 50
3 vacant lots - Hugh Ellis 3 42
20 imp'd, 180 wild -Dy4, Lowrey ,!E Co 24 00
tavern house and lot Shiel • a John 34 00
house and lot Gaylo d Homer - 5 70
- - • ‘ . , •13ROOKPIELD. .vrisim.
50 wild • Alvor , Benjamin 399
88 wild Calve Enos Jr. Co 8 85
216 wild Gills , & Stoddard 103 08
6 imp'd, 98 wild • Hunt David B 833
4 imped, 62 wild Lewi , J 473
70 wild - Osbo 1, e David 5 48
1 limped, 24 wild Shoe elt John 180
2 hoped, 48 wild Tho ' Martin - 445
.50 Wild - Owen- George 24 83
85 wild - Carl home W 7 72
330 wild Harr , wer G T 119 08
50 wild King Ozial 13 58
88 wild Park .urst .1 G ,b Co 19 81
70 wild Bake Jefferson 7 20
104 - wild Ding ~ an Dolour 3 12
60 wild Bills 11 B 1 80
78 wild - Ladd Ira. 9 83
50 wild Lab , - George 6 65
43 wild - Lovei John - 5 84
4 imped, 320 wild Piero 1 John 37 46
30 imped, 178 wild Purpl ' Silas ' 804
240 wild Potto Stephen 23 58
CHATHAM TO I NSTHP.
3 !raped
_lll.O-wilt 44 , /.olotus
81/wlld Cham ,erlain EIS
10 wild , Hunt :k. John
16 wild Mors. Merritt
84 wild •. Bldri , ge Thomas
82 wild_ Popo F •
house and lot Clem::. t Urlsh
10 wild - Sponc .r 3
house and lot • Whitu
_y Joseph
CHARLESTON T. TTNSHIP.
steam saw mill Barna Lehman
-858 wild Dance Nathan
96 wild Niles otitis
100 wild Sold • i lin Jacob
b 0 wild Hart men
3 !raped, 62 wild Wetm ~ e Edward
7 !raped, 87 wild Bailey Jan),
&morn TO • SHIP
Burch john,
I N pursuance of tie proviso
oral Assembly, passed the
will 14 exposed to public , sale,
alike fa Wellsborougb, on the
1863, the tracts of land deserlb
unless the taxes due are pald be
Words 4.1808.] Tren
- BLOBS TOWN ,
18 38
31 81
8 68
294 40
1,0
18 41 44
1 02
89 92
89 57
52 98
' 22 08
9 20
60 wild
100 wild Purges
8 imped,-87 wild Morgan
25 wild . Marvin
2 hoped, 25 wild M'Dona
5 imped, 145 wild Parkhn
8 impfd, 40 wild Farman
50 wild Sykea
17 wild Smith
imced, 40 wild Smith
lb hoped, 285 wild . Cone A
10,impfd, 68 wild Danka 0
2 Wiped, 30 wild Graham
2 imped. 70 wild Wilsby J
$0 itaked, 200 wild Bean Jol
196 04
698
82 19
74 88
25 76
202x4
86 80
86 , 80
' 2 68
46 80
158 91
44 56
14 04
22 12
18 88
25 wild Jordan S
26 wild Jordan L.
4 'roped, 28 wild ' Adams 0
4 'raped, 38 wild Degroat •
2 imprid, 48 wild Deane 0 4
52 wild * 11dgoomb I
100 wild Jordan J•
4 imped, 71 wild Layton T
45 1 w11d • River 111./
gimped, 20 wild Strang B,
7,lroped, 83 wild Bbillay L.,
80 wild Willough .1
10 'raped, 50 wild Reynolds
4 limped, 60 wild Bennett A.l
5 lipped, 80 wild Burdick 111
8 98
75 68
167 76
31 80
161 27
178 97
63 60
40 69
14 81
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honeo and lot Howe T 0
house and lot Rushton .h
house alla lot Baker and
Lott - Evans Lauri'
attire and lot Baker Geor:
43 60
42 68
3 91
12 76
COVINCITON TOWNSBJ
house,and lot Culver Vile!
50 wild Ennead Hsi
50 wild Pollock Jam
60 wild " Spencer D
70 wild • Sears Char
100 wild Ramsey J.-
90 wild' Wetmore •B
2 imped, 27 wild Gillett Sam
78 wild" Smith 0 .
glass factory Baker N J
100 wild ' Crosby Ho
20 imp d, 60 wild Bodine A
57 wild Calkin's
house nd lot Bliss Isaa•
100 wi d , Robbins 11
DEVII6V. TOWNSI!
100 W d Ashley All
3 imp Ova Coats Tim
60 wil ‘!• Green Job
100 wi !;'" Hildreth •'
70 wild' - Johnson L
5 hoped, 75 wild Kelly Sylv
58• wild' Kriner L
50 wlld j • Smith Jam
50 wild} Kenyon L •
100 wild Purvis Job
50 wild • Pond A
4 impr'd, 40 wild Campbell '
4 impr'd, 46 wild Simpson 0
10 hoped, 80 wild Warriner
70 wild . Bean &R.
5 imp4d, 65 wild Hoffmau.W
3 impr'd, 297 wild CalverVoll
7 imped,loB Wild Hall Hanna
5 improved Andrews Ja
8 impr'd, 6 wild Barker Mrs
3 improved " Plainer Ma
50 wild Butler Alm
30 wild Catlin Cyr
/oimped, 18 wild Gibson Otis
26 Imped, 27 wild Jackson
50 wild , Kennedy
5 iniped, 35 wild Smith W
16 laved, 35 wild Smead Da
house and lot Wetmore el
8 impr'd, 11 wild Wilson St
8 impr'd, 59 wild Henry Hi
5 impr'd, 10 wild Ouerneey S
6 impr'd, 35 wild Smith GM
183 luip'd, 234 wild Field Moses
6•impr'd, 45 wild Bailee R
75 wild Campbell J
1 imped,'l4 wild -Croft Willie
20 impr'd' 40 wild Grenollef et
house andlot Boyer Dash
6 imped,lo wild Merrick Job
20 70
24 84
27 47
8 07
56 91
17 81
412 03
126 96
44'16
608 12
51 77
51 77
16 43
60 89
4 85
9 07
71 23
66 62
119 92
168 97
59 80
133 16
50 01
138 37
88 75
65 25
28 31
163 61
135 90
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47 68
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29 20
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79 56
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SALES
TIOGA COUNTY
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'l6 , Du eci # 64 wild ;: llaoutton s •Pbineati ' ,' .' I,
6 imp d, 46 'wild' Plait D A and:Williaze'= 2 ]
80 wild Viands° John • 1
10 inaped, 62 wild.. Goodwin Marla* • 1
187 wild .......:' •,:r. : :Allan Edwin 2
' . • ' IMOEMMA TOWNSHIP'.
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8,/tOP ) 17 , Oki •::•:,Bolie Nathaniel ..
,80'nftld, •, • :;' ',-:' Woodcock John 0
-..,` 'sl' : - ,Eiiii.siin Township.
hawaiiiind lot --, • -'• 'gash B
heuee'aad lot , ',,- - PalmarJ hp
house and lot. : ''" Clark Sa ford
tavernliouse A lot Deninny John W
87 iinpr'd,, 88 wild' DaVonpo t Lemuel
houae,let,blit'h shop Chase Jo n-•
house and lot ' , Bennett staey
house and for ` Young Areby
house and lot '. Brooke-8 B •
. realtiNOTON TOWNSHIP.
/00 Villa ' Clark David A ' '
2 imped; 0 wild Mann 413' -
25 'taped, 18 wild . Lomas floury
I iniproved -- - ' - WebstorDaniel - '
- -Parkburet Joe!
• Sander's Furman
60,1014 , F
50'1(iitiroti4
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OAINES TOWNSHIP.
•
98' • ; 'Dent 11 ii
8 impr'd, 42 wild Matteson:Lafayette
138 wild Rice D 4 (veldt/vs)
12 improved • Ortflln Samantha •
600 viiid
- , , TJACEI3O2f TOW,ASHIP.
100 wild Mitchell William K 13
105 wild _ . • Updilte IVilliant " 7
000 Wild Yeomans A. Buryows '2B
15 iblped, 35 wild Demmiog Samuel IV 8
ft improved , ' -• Besse° James ', 4
4* he'd, house So lot Smith Christian 0
50 wild" , Adatos; o widow, estate lt
200 wild . Bush A 0 - 5
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420 wild . Burrows Aaron, estate 04
60 wild Bunt it 11' 20
80 wild - Hudson .8 N - 12
4 ire& h.,tiso &let Irelan Joseph - 32
85 wild Jones Richmond 16
55 wild . ,: Keys William B 2O
house and lot „Roberts Hiram, estate It
30 ?MO :. . , Seely Lucretia • _ 11-
496 wild Western Or, Bronson 129
Uo wild Baker 11 GI 18
30 wild. , , Massey Rodman 3
25.iraped,, 4C wild hews Frederick 49
3 impr'd,,4o,wild Kinner N F • 16
4 imped,-25 wild • Still Jacob - ' 2t
18 74
103 08
60 80
802 450
802 60
47 87
70 08
60 67
81 95
95 47
97 22
116 80
217 88
155 20
38 80
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house and lot
TOIVSSUIP
.
643 wild ' Ford jaine.2„ estate SO .:*O
- - Knaperibangb DA. 14 11
10 - improved , Guiles Leonard " _. 14 56
60 wild ''., - . - Stevens John •2 28
linage and'lnt ' - Van'Gorder ()eerie ' 2 73'
12 (taped, 43 wild 'Stanton C ii. 4 60
100-wild : Baker B F ' ' ' '6 36
25,wild Buller 8 8 ' • ' 264
4 itnped, 4 wild _. Curran Lewis 3 87.
65 wild - - - " Daniels AJ - - 287
3 iwpr'd, IS wild '. Page Stewart , 114
11 wild Rifle Hiram - - 81
66 wild . Ross & Snyder 3 87
4 imped, 26 wild Tremain junto " 182
• , . , Llaltlar TOWRSIIIP.
20 impr'd : 27 Wild Dison George
2 impr'd, 00 wild Fogle F M
10 Impfd, 70 wild Ribble Samuel
log ' • Shah) estate
10 impr'd, 23 wild Childs Joseph .
70 imp'd, 120 wild Black John 7
50 wild Woast John
i
8 biped, 92 wil ' M'Andy Thomas
8 impr'd, 92 wil Foror Daniel ,
, ORRIS - TOWNSITIP.
3 impr'd, 97 wild • Campbell M '
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2 hoped, 98 wil Field Moses saw mill, 1
house add lot Wilson Henry
1 leaped, 300 wi d Blackwell George .
2 immed'lB wild Emmiek Nicholas
5 impr'd, 10 wild ' Hearer George
HAMBURG. ,
Ellis John A
MANSPIRLD.
Spun Hu'dab
MIDDLEBURY TOWNSHIP.
house and lot
town lot
O'impr'd, 3 wild Hazlett Samuel 13
25 impr'd, 31 wild Smith John ' 5
10 impr'd, 40 wild Guile 0 C 12
house rind lot Maxwell Charles 11
36 imed r 233 wild Patchen :Furman 29
50 wild Rice Abram 2
140 wild Hodge Daniel 13
house and lot Mitchell William if: 9
5 impr'd, 66 wild. Niebola L I i ' 6
1329 wild liuliner John 4.1: Co, ' 211
154 wild Card D and C ,--' 25
10 impr'd, 65 wild Whitcomb J and J A 6
80 imp'd, 720 wild Ballard W W ' 285
'2 impr'd, 99 wild Brooks C B -17
house and lot Keeney Ira 3
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60 wild Smead James
26 impr'd - , - 42 wild Short Nowbory
house and lot Wont Luther
houso do 14ack'h shop Gorton W
110...w1M - Iloward Q
/OU - notices William
35 impr'd, 66 who lioshier Aaron
howl° and lot Levergood J II
100 wild M'Wharter F hi •
2 improved . - Palmer Anson
2 impr'd, 18 wild Shutter John
70 limped, 496 wild Whitcomb Charles
100 wild Wickham B C
29 Fa
-28 58
10 50
1 25
2 28
8 64
5 34
2 84
3 49'
1 78
Livingston William
Ramsey P D
NICHLIOND TOWNSHIP. -
15 biped, 32 wild Hoard & Beach
4 imped, 28 wild Jobe John
200 wild Ross& Williams
88 wild Faulkner J E
40 wild Rouse Jlanathan
SMITH TOWNSIIIP.
Austin Charles
' Taylor Deloss
Hammond Martin
, Seely Herman
SULLIVAN TOWNSHIP.
70 wild Hulslander Jahn
93 impr'd, 123 wild - RObbins - TO J'
TIvGA TOWNSHIP.
14 imp'd, & saw mill Miller William
50 imped, 90 wild. Sly dc Alford
TIOOA Donovan.
house and lot Mann 0 B
50 I proved Berry T J
WARD TOWNSRIP.
Ikg r'd, 57 wild Austin Abner '
200 improved .Aldrich Andrew .
15 i i tproved Beardsley David''{
80 lid Beach Samuel
100 lld Bollard D C
90 improved Cowan John
41 wild Chapman D C
80 wild Conley William • •
107 wild Cross Jed.
110 wild . Ford Byron
20 wild Ferrith W B
94 Wild - . Knapp Derias
122 wild Larootab W H
50 wild Morsoman DD
5 impro'd, 105 wild Packard Haly
102 wild "Smith - Jolt. •
25 wild Sherwood - S D
91 wild - Ville 0
80 wild
s 5 wild
50 wild
105 wild
100 wild
100 wild
91 wild- .- -Ville Nicholas
2 impr'd, 103 wild Whalen Alfred
100 wild • - - Watkins John
24 Wild - Curtis Clovaland
40 prild Griffin Jams
100 wild - Hoyt C D
7 impr'd, 89 wild Knife Philip
S imped, 44 wild Money Charles 1
50 wild Sullivan W
80 wild . Vandiko F•
144 wild Vandiko F
499 wild Ward C L
20 improved .French William 13
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62 wild Welch Hiram
1811 wild ' , Bigeby William I
66 wild - ;Denmark C
7 impr'd, 50 wild Sullivan William
499 wild Ward C L
1773 wild Ward Henry
45 wild, Tubbs Frederick
45 wild Smith Anthony
03 wild Durgan Timothy
15 impel], 107 wild Rathbone Charles R
10 leaped 95 wild Purvis John
66 wild Bishop Ephraim
800 wild Smith Isaac
100 wild Welch Samuel
ranoN TOWNSRIP. •
1 imped,'l24 wild - Anthony. F A R
50 wild . Congland William. .
73 wild - Ciro Francis
108 wild . Decorsey 11 hI
60 Dame Charles
7 impr'd, 83 wild Field'Oeorge
30 ild Larriber Martin
5 1 pr'd, 15 wild Newell L and W
133, wild - kycoming FA Coal Co
3 hoped, 37 wild Ostrand David
4 impr'd, 27 wild Rodgers Charles
50 will& - • ' Stratton William
12 impr'd, 112 wild Stookwell Charles
5 impr'd, 25 wild Laggett George
75 impr'd, 543 wild Ward 0 L
40 wild • Ensand dr,. Smith
Cimped, 035 wild Green John
6 improved Leonard John, Jr
2 impr'd. 48 wild Jenkins "John
2 impr'd, 78 wild Williams Charles
8 impr'd, 22 wild Dann Jackson
4 laved, 15 wild Ballard Niche
168 wild, saw mill Stratton Harrison
3 impr'd, 22 wild • Clafiln Abner
2 impr'd, 75 wild titayman Augustus
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house and lot Campbell George
house and lot . Petrie Henry
house and lot • Hirkpatriek John
old printing office Bigony J W
grocery and lot - Bryden T B
7 32
3 78
3 42
' 0 05
3 19
7 92
8 59
LBl5B
3 53
15'97
6 09
29 20
, 7 05
8 71
7 . 55
0 87
8 88
8 46
5 74
4 58
91 42
1 44
1 88
1 la
1 85
1 17
1 88
RUTLAND TOWNSUIP
insuirance Agen cy
WYOMMI INSURAIVE (1,i4
PA.
H. , S. SOBS, Prey.
r k Itetni4 L. D. 811063.ir t en, . ,
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CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,' 8i50,000.
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Tr MS is the eatnpani for trbleb The,th, ft l,43,i
AL Hatfield Was lately agent, and valley hoi • t!'.-
era wbo with to renew, 1
their Insurance are r t . , i
: gtterted fo -apply to the,eebeeriber. “?'
Girard Fire Insurance_ Coq
PHILADELPIIIA.
J.' B, Ahvenn. TiTO3IAB ORAVRN, Pread u ,
Secretary: A. B. 0.11.1.r.vr i P. di "
Capita /4200,000,
All pald up in Cosh,..
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Surplus Oirer $lOO,OOO.
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Both of which bevo been safely invested. lbw '"lx
$100.1500,000 property •bas beep sucem,sfuliy in..:,....%-
I.
in this Company in lb years; Bfm 7."3."4„,,
tire promptly and honorably paid. "Phla
'parry ocos not, belong to att , Board of underwm.
era, Neal M. National. •
Agents are not required' to juin ony orpriiza. tijr,
Lion for establishing arbitrary rAtes'and
Ite tariff of Ratios have proved sufficient in -th e y
past, and will in the future; be such us to wart 1
the interest of the assured, and the prosperity (.;
the• Company. ,
.
The subscriber takes this method of thforwieg
the public that he hos the agency of the abu t A
Companies, and; will. be fonad.at hiif6ce nreto.„,
Roy's Drug More. adjoining Agitator Ewe. kj
JNO. I. MITONELL,
Wellsboro r Prt.; Feb. 26, 1868:4r.
jN BA-NKRIPTCY.—This is to give — notice ;
. That on the 21st day of Feb. A.-D. 1865, a
warrant in Bankruptcy wee issued against ti t
estate of Win. A Jno: A. Rose, of 'Rutland, in fit
county of: Tioga, -amt-state of Tett &A; w ho hal t
btu adjudged•lfankrupts on their own PeiltiGoi
• that the payment of
,nny debts and :delivery at
auy pioperty belonging to such Bankrupts to Oro
or for Moir use and the ; transfer of any property
by them are forbidden bylaw; that a meeting 0
the crediters 01.._ said, Bankrupts to prove their
debts, and to choose one or more Assignees
ho bold at a Court of- Bankruptcy, to be holden at
the office of V. B. Smith, in Tinge: county of ti
oga, and State of Pennsylvania, before' P. E.
Smith, Itegiste- on the 22e1 day of April, A. b.
1868, at IQ. o'clock A. filt -
THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
U. S. Marshal Weet'n Dist. Pa.
Per DAVID CAMERON, Deputy.
&ales !
,:t.
'TIRE Bealo latform Scales, all ordinary
I, aizml, for he v.), and counter use, may bs
found at the Ilan whre Store of Win.' &bent,
Wellaboro. net calea:are the Fairbanks pat.
ent and have no a perior anywhere. They an
made in the_best yle and have taken the prea.
urn at all thitix,rea exhibitions. '
__l" htve_lhe solo gency for these Scales in thin
region. 1 WILLIAM ROBERTS.
W , /lsboro, Fob. 12, 1988.
5 10
1 04
8 42
4 55
1 37
7 55
Wellsboro Meat Market!
BEEF ! PORK r MUTTON
T T RE subscriber opened a Mat Market in the
building lately occupied, by Dr. 'Webb, vn
Crafton-street, Monolny mOrnitig, Feb. 17, lettere
be will keep a full asortment of
FRESH - MEATS
flame and Shoulders. If the people will give me
encouragement I will keep np a good Market.
Feb. 19, 1868-3 m. , A. J. TIPPLE.
MI
3plcac,tos; elb SSlscsieiesic.
Great Bxcltendentl Johnson impeached, and 'Em
brae's Booots and Shoes triumphant! Tim subscriber
would say to the people of Westfield and vicinity lint
ho is manufacturing a Vitteut Boot %Orieh ho believes to
possess the following adrantago over all others;
there is 130 crimping; 2d. no wrinkling, save as they brok
to the feet; 3d, no ripping, In short, they are pat
the thing for everybody. Samples on hand and order.
soliditod. Bole right of SVestfietri township sent ‘l..kv .
secured. Re has also just received a splendid set
balruoral patterns, latest styles. Come one, come all:
Wo nro bound to sell cheap for cash or ready pay.
, Sho,p
one door south of Sanders .fc Colegrure.
Westfield Boro', Rob. 13 1E48., J. It. F.3111R4.
_Valuable Xt. , m _.!
Afora of three hundr d aoros, with two hut.
drod and twonty-fit acres improved. Sit.
meted two miles north of logo Village, on the
Tioga River and Rancor... Well %towered, ut
dor a good state of oultivatioa, and good build
ings., Also four houses n!nd lots for sale in Tiuii
T. L. BALDWIN.
Feb. 12, 186871 f.
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Assignee's Notice
5 46
55
All persons interested will please take 'notice,
that the second meeting of the creditors of Nail
it - Auerbaolt bankrupts will be held'at the 'Ake of
:,„
F. E. Smitl Esq., Register in the Bort; of Ilios,
County of ioga Pa., on the fifth day or Marlb
next, 1868 t ton o'olook diat..
C. H. SEYMOUR,
February \lO 1868-3 w. Assignee.
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75
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78
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69
75
KNOXVIDLE DRIVING . PARK ASSO•
CIATION,
Will give an exhibition of the speed of 3.yera
old colts, -
20_47
10,51
SEPTEMBER 3, 1868
G 95
10
Entrance _ $25,00
11 a 3
8 76
Nanie and dercription of nett, with one-1381f of
the entrance money murt be banded to the See
rotary by the let day of-May.. -• •:••
Premium for beet Trotting Colt one•balt the
tnoney'rocelved on entrier.
Seeond beat, oue-third of the entry 'monoy.
Third best, one-sixth of.the entrance money
M. V. Ponatm, Sec. 0. id, WOOD, Pres't.
Knoxville, Pa. Feb. 26, 1888-tr,
Wheeler & Wilson Improved Sew-
A N 7) ItOST 71EL/A.97.8 )rAcurvil iNi
TT IS ,SIM PLE, COMPACT, DURABLE.IioI
j, beautiful. It is quiet, light running, and;ca•
pablo of performing a variety of work never:be
fore attempted on a single machine, sewing with
equal facility, the finest and coarsest tuatorlids„
in the most beautiful-rind substantial manfier.
0 77
- 1 09
93
.55
51 , 6
9 12
Its attnelnnenta for hemming , In-aiding,-cool
ing,t
timid g, quilting, felling, gatherilig„ ,te .
arc novol 1 practical.- All aehiues wsrmt
ed for on. i_yoar. 411 assortment alivs)s es
hand at th Palearoom of
G. N. BULELEY,
solo Agt. for Tioga County.
Ocolon. Mar. 11, '6B-3m.
A Patent Right that is No Humbug,
THE SUBSCRIBER having purchased tte
right of rf. B. Sturdevant's Milk Shelve.
Provision Rack for Tioga County, is prepared to
sell Township or individual righti at fair rates.
This Hoek is portable and so arranged that it
can be taken apart and put together again in fire
minutes. It occupies less than four feet square
of a room, and can' be 'pined in the kitchen, is
cold aoather, and in the coilar in warm weather ,
and will hold frau 72 to 84 pans of milk. Thu
shelves are made in skeleton form so as to alto's
the free eirculation of air all around the
It has bean proved that milk will raise more
cream, and keep from four to six hours longer
than on ordinary shelves.
Each shelf turns by itself independent of the
other, so that the cream of the former milking
not disturbed by the removal ur putting on of
peas. The_frame is snob that it can be readi
ly covered with a cloth or gauze, effectually es
eluding insects or duet. His a complete arrange
meat to dry fruit, upon. The subscriber will soon
visit different parts of the County with a model
of this rack, or ho can he addressed at Welleburor
by those desiring to purchase Township or lath•
vidurd rights. Specimens ran also be seen at the
Foundry buildineof So irs lVilliatnn in this
Borough at any time alter the middle of Mere'r-
GEORGE THOMPSON.
IV°!labor°, March, 11, 1868-6tri.
azution.
Apersona uru cautioned nguinv purobail
ing any note or notes drawn byEno in favor
of Phl!ander Fuller, Judgment confessed aucl ex
otription, ,to., ,valved, na I have ro,colved no con
sideration ihorefor, and shill not pay said Dot".
pr any of tburu, unless compelled by
JOSEPH IVBITNEY ,
Chatham, March, 11, 1868-30
I
HAMILTON HOUSE,
On .strictly Temperance principles, Morris
Pa. R. 0. BAILEY, Proprietor. Horses sr. I
Carriages to let. —March 8, 2888,—Iy;
Scales ! Sales!
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