thoinv o nat,i t o)- v irnereir# ebllsfter
.
‘GidaeDeeliner: =
41,11etilts'e t ' l ! Wrote`
Grant. • a l ly voice 'is !till for
cries pra ~78lbir;jr,„ -
In -P• 4A,
,mairYing Prank Blair, the Deinee
racy marries thet Whole fatally. They
fludit-very e*pensive. II •
ivasi invededl, byE the
Rektibi.94r 'lo o 4ll7:New - YorltijulY
8' 1888.
.210, ester: D,enwerat, with %net,
Patinn = • .unbeil the, Demoeratie
nonkr , ' ; • '"Seymour and Blair--
,01,1iin -Nat : 37. 11 . , • _ •
7'7 ,
fil~o:'siagtafii of
the words - " 'Vote for
Horape Seynaour" _ ll I , N:tryout° have
moo "rifits - .” 'The one containsol) :7
er exactly - • nothing or less:', '
The,Lienfoera s, '
are t3o deficient in
arltfunetle Oat l'nadding s up 'Northern
State:ol;4 eti)plt, know how,,to, , "carry'
onb:"
«
(r •
The non. Sohn K,lP.inghinn; whti has
been Making effective speeches —i
Maine, predicts that the State will give
Grant and Colfat".2o,oollmajority.
Doolittle ; says -that,_ Seymour fought
the battle of Gettysburg.. The WW
.Commerciatsays this is
a ruffitake--he only shied the Reb.cls .to
-,, r
Mr: S. B—Cox says of 'Holithi • Sep
Incur:- -"The more; you - rub him the
brighterhe shines. ' - AThe Same s. ay bd
said 'of a brass' candlestick and - :tales
nose. ; ••11: •
Eat:min, .P4-tilun' • seyit
that 71 persons to:
Howard .County Jail since, Sept,
17,1867, 65' Were ilDezpoornts, - 7and 2 only
5 Republicans.' • _ •
The. Zaneeville , (Ohio)• Oermankt, the
I only German . paper . -published-'there;
and which , has_ hitherto• been Demberat
ic, in ; last %reales issue > repudiates Soy;
mour. and Blair. • , •
We ean . hardly credit the report "that
the Demloerats are tt) hold a grand rati
ficatlon Mceting at Andersouillle
E(oratio Seymour, originally had a
middle. name, Nelsen, which•he - deopp
ed. Good chance for a few"artieles •in
The: World. •• , •
• The - latest casErof sun-stroke is where
young Smith struck old Smith l for . ,
ing him' a Seynieur inan, or $0113:0 other
oppreblouti'epithet. ,
' Frank, Blair wits_ nominated by :the
Democrats to draw. Republican votes.—
Might AS well , attempt to :draw day
light,froth darkness.. " • ;,
• An'artist•adVertises, portraits of,Mr.
Blair-" in-fifteen 'different poSitfolis."—:
After the election' he Can give siNteen—
one Of them "face doWn." _ :
It Is thoughe that Gran. would hava
been more-popular ,among -.the Demo
crats if hie initials had been; "C.'5..0."
instead of "Pi S. 0) , ,
The /Albany Argus boasted a :3lfort
; time-since Of the accession of CharleS
Francis 'Mama. - Mr. Bowles telegraphs
to The Springfield" Republican that
; Mr. AdaniSileft 'New-York, disgusted
with - the platforth.
A i :Western journal says : ;" Since
•Johnson failed to get the Dernocratiq
• nomination, he may be , said to be de ,
cidedly dead ducir,! so that hereafter
it shall be known that ',ducks,' as well
rik
as chickens, come hoelo roost."
•
The. Hon. George H. Pendleton has
signitled.his probable acceptance of an
invitation to address the - Democratic
' StateiCsthvention of West Virginia, at,
Grafton; on'the .I.Bth inet: Senator'Thur
man of Ohio will 'also be there- •
° In his address to the So 'Wars and Sail
. oral Convention; Gen: W. B; Franklin
said that the Democratic
,Party • " ought
rT to nominate for the"Presidenby an un
faltering and consistent friend of the
soldiers." - They,did,it, of 'course.
A Washington correspondent *rites :
" Chief-justice Chase was present ;on
Thursday. evening at a dinner given by
• the British Minister to .Roverdy John
- son, and „bp remarked that it looked as
though Grant would be- electe4 Presi
dent." . ,
A Washington dispatch says : " Gov.
Randall,' Sec. McCtilioch, and See. Sew
and indicate to their 'friends that they,
have no interest In Seymour's success.
Mr. Weller'' and Mr.' Browning are,
however; earnest for a peuaberatio vie
for y.,,
- The Demberatic Nat onal Committee
have been , tendered quarters free,' of
charge for the campaign, by the Le
lauds, at the . Metropolitan Hotel. in
New-York. A Similar courtesy has
been tendered to the Republican Com
mittee at the Union Hotel, Saratoga. ~
,
Lieut.-:Gen. Sherman, according --to
The Chicago (Demoeratie),•--Timett, re-,
plied to a erowd_leSt,Loiiis on Friday
eyeningovhen asked , what he thought
of -- the nitlinination of- Seymour : It
is a badnomination . , and will be beat
en all .o nietes; Grant will be elect
ed." - ;
The Bridgeport Standard discovers
the name. of Col. Stoddard, from Con
necticut, among ,those of the soldiers
and sailers in, the Derb. IS..and S. Con
vention, and naively asks : "It can't
be that ox-paymaster Stoddard, assum
ed the title of 'Colonel' just , for that
occasion, can it
New-York has bad Presidential can
didates at five of the elective during
the past 60 years,- and in on one in
stance has the candidatebeen elected—
r.`Van Buren, in 1836. De Witt Clin
ton had 89 electoral votes in 1813, Ru
fusiCing 34 in 1817, Van Buren 60 in
1841, and none In 1849.
The Boston Journal says : "A
prominent member of the 'Democratic
party said,last, night : 'I have talked
to over a hundred Democrats this after
noon andevening, and they think
as I do—that no honest. man 'can we
for Seymbur, and no white man for
Frank Blair."
Mr. Bowles of The Springhld Re
publican, in speaking of- the Mlignanl
mity of the Southern membera of the
Democratic Convention in going fOr F.
P. Blair, says that " Wade Hamilton,
wbose.hous - e he burned and whose -liq
uors he drank, and Gen. Forrest, 7ere
-among thespeakers for him."
The Nete;York World on Thursday
occupied three columns with its ; dis
cussion of .thc_q_nestion " Does Grant
Drink ?" - 27iew - Rar(firrd Post now
asks it to turn its; attention -to Blair,
and furnishes the - following copy of his
bill at the Allyn-House in that city for
a two days' stay. during last year's Cam
paign : Two days' -board, $lO ; lemons
. and whisky, $65 ; to ta1,1575. 2 ' ; •
• The Boston , Tranaeripe says : "An
indignant New-York Democrat writes
...to a friend in this city : ' The Pomo
. eratic Convention to-day, in imitation
of John Phenix, who disarmed his ad
versary by planting his nose in his op
ponent's mouth and advancing his stom
ach suddenly and violently against his
' adversary's list, have elected U. S. Grant
tti. the Presidency. They have •my
hearty curses.' "
. Mr. George Wilkes makes the follow
-lag offer :
A CHANCE To MAKE SObLE MONEY
—GnAawr vs. SEYMOIIII.—SOIIie of our
personal friends among the Democracy
informed us, while their National qon
ventlon was in session, that they would
be willing to lay Out a little money with
us, even up, on the success: of the nomi
nee of that. _Convention figainet Gen.
Grant. This, therefore, is to say to
those gentlemen, and all others simi
larly inclined, that we have a little
money left; notwithstanding our im
peachment losses, and stand. ready to
start anew .with a few thousands on
)en. Grant against Seymour for the
next Presidency* By of making a
distinct offer s we will beg CI with $5,000,
We will double this ofYe if -requirk4,
and go even a little (anther, it primsod
bard. Wbb speaks 7"
*,c
RIOT,
•FOIt,q ` ItR~`IT~RNPr T. : ,
Gen. ULYSSES' S. GRANT.
''FOP.
„Ron; S,c4l4,lo'Colrak, olr
Rep4blican State:Nominations.
.
TheßepubliemiS__ tif Potter .County
held theiC r ennyenflop' 'on:the
~16tb.H
44im: .Arin4ron g , of Lyc_ining,
was nominated, for Congresi 'accla
rmation, and • 11-on., jobn'S. re
nominated for.AsseniblS7 oit thte‘Btli bal
lot; His competitor was Dial:Kilbourne;
. _ .„ • .
" who:Was Anformed by a
• ,
" Demograt,'"' thatthepwrreri of :United
States bonds do r pay:any
,tax.„uppn . ,
the income derived therefrom, i as
sured that, his - informant 'is either
, • •
a very 'ignorant 'man
, Or: a very sfeat
liar,Ms ; itifermatit . eau „,,talce .either.
.illorn.of the dilemma, and• eharge:iti to
By a eirenla pnrj)6rting,t4 be Generj - - -
41 °filer No, I ( ' to; 'the 4ratni,ariny of
Ate, Vdhattatt". we: learn thatta great
battle was fought on the West-'l3ranch
'waters, in` County,, on the 18th .
, TAe slaughter s Was soinethjng
iieni:en'doo, the wounds being chiefly
Inflicted "in thelneek.h "The enemy"
is much Obliged by the receipt, of _t'i'e
plan of battle..
We are glad_ to see that our friends
are 'organizing Grant &Colfax c t luiyslin .
the' several'election .'distriCts. These,
'Club: should ;ut once ,raise money
enough to subscribe and pay for 50 or'.
100 copies of 'the N. 1 7 ; Tribune fot the
canipaign. The T . Veekl:y..Trib,kie will
b'e'sent to One.address in clubs of ;20.f0r
$8; p fin- $l5 ;
, G 0 for $2l ; 'lOO - eOpies for
$34. The papers will he Sent,froni"Xtili
. 22 to November •11., Address ,"The.:Trib
une,' .New York City. .. •.. •
~
Republicans must recollect that:they
can not expect their share of
,the, ex
.
peusps of the campaign to be paid - out
of Abe$150,000;900 Plundered front the
Tretwify :copperhead 'Whisky.
, The incidental 'expenses;of, the
campaign must be paid , by the people
who desire the success of Grant & Col
fax. ,
The immense patronage 'of •-the
Government will he' used-against'
,us.—
It is a Contest• between the intelligent
masses and tiring of uncrupulons
plea
dererß_ The pettyPlacerneti are' all tis-'
sensed to-swell - ther.corruption fund to be
used against Odr i ticket., : •
A Coppeihead, paper published in 'a
county where Its party is in an ' over
whelming majority, says, among other
things, that " the rich are getting rich
er and the poor poorer." Thrift:nay be
in the county where the editor liV'es, as
it is a " Democratic . ," stronghold, and
under : the rule.of that party. But it is
is not true here in' T,loga'county.. With
a population of .40,000 we have less than
60'paupers in the County House... Thi
lin view of the fact that the' Manager of
that institUtion knows how to make
misfortune attractive, and puts the
milk of human kindnesS into the bread
of Charity, tells the'stOrY.
We lastweekpresented some, of the
utterances of the Democratic candidates
for President and Vice President, going
ito . provethat both Seyniour & Blair are
hostile to the establishment of peace
upon the-principles of the Declaration
of Independence, and only' wait op
portunity, to plunge the country into
another Civil war. •We now present
herewith some of the utterances of the
men who loudest shout for Seymour &
Blair, and who may, be expected to do
the greater part of; the talking for their
principals, the 'catidiciatea, 'duriog the,
canvass.
At, a meeting, to ratify the nomina
tions of Sey.mpur & Blair; held in Phil
adelphia on the lath inst.;:evening, and
over which Mr. Richard Vaux presid
ed, that , gentleman . is reported as say
ing, in his spCech.H`
"We will sUbmit, to a. fair election .by white
men, but we will not submit to nn election which
is deckled by black witites." ,
Mr. Vaux is a 'matt of usual intelli
gence, at least, and - must know that
" black votes,''• as he elegantly names
them have had Something .to.do with
deciding ',every 'election for President
for half a century. It is also true that
the , Southern wing of the' party for
which Mr. Vaux speaks, did appeal,
from the decision at the ballot box 'in'
1860, to the bayonet and bullet; and it
is likewise true that that portion of the
Northern wing of the party Which
counts Mr. Vaux one, of its oracles,
apologized for, and upheld the South
°ill wing In its appeal to the sword.—
They
,discouraged enlistments, under:-
mined the puhlie 2 ,credit, demanded a
draft, and then opposed the law auth
orizing a draft, proctired deserters , from ,
the army, and in everkcOrmeiVable way
sought' to embarass the nation in its
fearful , struggle with organized and
armed treason. Nye could name' men
who-wilt give their influence, -whatev,
er that maybe, and their votes, to elect
Seymour drßlair, 'who acted its go-be
tweenrhi the interest of the rebel army
during the war. Mr. Vaux, as the lea
der of such •" Demodrate," now threat.:
41136 another appeal from the ballot to
In
WEXILSI3OIIO, PRINN'A.
WzDN - ESDA.Y; JULY 20869. i*
NATIONAL NOMINATIONS:
Mt!
• --:
• •
'4 1 900.
or ItONTGOIESCT COUIi s
TY!' '
-,• , - artimnron iigratnAti.%
COL. YACOB' 31: cAmtg,g44,,':,
-=' -
MORE WARNING VOICES.
tifektiaraiief*Alf '.-14:Ms*ttiittfiT7' NV
not mean it. tie - is ;4.yi , n - , , 'to ttit,,eoes .
-anti . a.4piFing:sc.ntOtQes ; tin,A, i yeelh)y
the Jatigitege - Veoted !nay . .!!0,,:t gillirig- ,
,ttypt:el.l.iiiti - :itti,eFtinalleft . (titi st.'!;ii. itux„,on
Itlicilf.irre - ;7, i , .tiew'e : Yei:,:',: it : . stitti sas itt4
iiiiiii,qie tt„ckt:. 'oi6 f i Otaflie,noepi:; . 4llvo„
04.iti.ek.,'4'',qt9i#401,140gd.,'44-:'."1 -
: '."l to
antes; arid there yiiietive ittin:,ttiejires
-nt.w
'7l Ai, the saute eteeting 'Geo . & StVitriu;of
AleFyland, said : ' .
)" Governor Geary' telegraphed to
C(ingi•ess, - not hung ago, that. he had
110,000 Buys in Bite for any emergency.,
•I don't know what they wonla have.
(lane, or whether they ,would have gone
41:1 4 ; I Itiie 0-4k-ernto of Pen inly Ivan la
'had. tl attenipted jzto"ikaif this, 'power
around hint' he' have niutal $O.OOO
mentin his front an(lloo,ooo"Deineerat's
:from' Pennsylvlinia, foltdiving••=in hie ;
retir.'-' • - • •
• Now bON. , ,Peary'didnet telegraph to
Congress nntit: this. Gov: , Swann ,had
''plitced the gray -of 'l.klnry.
Jan t cif
.president Jc,litisgii ' a .disposal.,
14, ne a7M..'obligedtd!''eov., Swann ,all
the .same,. fort the • , in fOrminion' ' that
100;00 e Tro in Pet s'Y I yania
hrereadY to,resist the,Governor. of the
,Commonw:valtli. Nye recollect hearing
Capt., : Thonias;Tordiiii,'afteiward Gen;
; Jordan;Chief 'ef,ptair,,i . e",#p4Lirega.rd;
,Saysit 41).111- 18(31 ,•. ( 1 , The IlOmocraeyof
.Pennsylvania have pledged to us' (in izi"7.
of iob;otio vize o down . -
cdln_atid the ..Atioti(ioniste. ) .'
~ Perhaps
_dr. Swann - had 'reference- t 6
rrien'. They Proved to; be good a"tyfoir,
lowi r rfg the ~116ys 1 . 11 - (le, way in.
the rear, during tiie war.-; _Tint the
men who applaud - Gov. t3Witno4iee'o3.;
ever 'think that Ihe - Boys in
not. propose to leave any fire in -the rear
the next time•they are foreed' to'fitit 'on
the Blue? - •
Mr. Thomas 13. Florence, on the same
occasion, Fuld : .•• '
" wilt try a, practical regeneration
through the ballot-box, and with our.
strong rigid arms A be ,always ready for
'every, issue. Wet,serve, the notice that
wp,are Cquilit. to t
This 'utterance, following, , Governor
t•tvinan's closing Sett teii ee—".7Thoii
any help at apy' tinie
. on the State of
lifaryland," —is easily interpreted. it
t..
-is a threat to appeal
, f:romtbe ballot to
;the bullet: :Now:let us,lopiiat :.,Who
earl show a sentenee, from a Republi
can orator, 'or e*ditcr, , proposing or
thirtening any appeal frt;tn the:ballot?,
‘Nbmtut can show IMlCli , usejitegge. The
truth. is these fellows know that:they
are to l'ae 'defeated, : "and hank-bed ,froin
the place's where ,:power and pqronage
.„
are to be dispensed; They aelfhOwl=
.edge it. in • their siolent appeals
„to ',the
passions Mid` PrejyidiceS of. th igno>•-
ant, partisans. .They adverbs their
rliscomfliure.-in their thi•eiith to 'resort
tothe sWord 'to' 'defeat the will of the
People. But it will ,not do. f any
party ever appeals from the ha lot to
the bullet again in this country; unless
its caustibe so wholly t,, 'the
world shall aCknowledge o rli ar*ce, it
will' be annihilated:in t h rty day'. No
Man of reflecting nowerp; and, common
'sagacity, wants to sec suelt a war:: 01 . 0,
the fools and ectivards who light flies'
and run away, by tile, light there - of, can,
urge on such anstate atlitirii: ‘rhols
Richard Vattx, or:Ctov. n, or Toth',
torence-Lthit they ig 'y
aSsume.to speak' for the America'
pie? Let them be warped in ti
The instigators of violence sons:
fall' victims to the madness they
E
and cannot control: Fi`en spnec
pl.es freedom of n'etion - ; 'titini in a
where men are,in, terrible conies
they , demand a•majoi ; ity Tole,
knowledge the people as the I
tribunal on earth, such language
provoke indignation and disorde
In conclusion we otl'er the roll
extrackfrom a Ricinnund,
the' /Veit) York Times, as f,howin
spirit of the rebels Who' o,ontrolie
Tammany Hall Convention:
"There was a grand ratification meeting hero
last night at the theatre. Three ,thousnott peo
ple were present. The t Mho:l.lmm ivas •'grand,
but entirely Southern. Goyernor Vance spoke at
great length, repeating his HeiY - York Speech,
saying in addition theretb, however, that'' be
could talk more familiarly of the xyrongs'of the
South hero than at the North. His 'idea was
that what the COnfederaey fought for would ho
won by the election of Seymour (t - _Blair. He
was followed by Gover9or se,' whose, greatest
expression was Olathe (lid not care for the plat
form. It told a . lie ia its Drat resolution. It said
secession was dead; that was 'trot so; s. , e6sion
was more alive than ever. Ho supper ed the
nominees, and especially' Blair; because lie bad
declared that-he would assumo military power."
This may be regarded as an eloquent
statement of, the party whieh rallies
around the standard of Seymour. &
,
The requsite.nuMber of Stateshavin
ratified the Fourteenth' Amendment-to
the Constitution, Congress has declared
it to be a part of that instrument.:
'The first section providestbat all per
sons borliTor naturalized• in the United
the
states are citizens ,thereof, and o
State in which they reside. tai
State can abridge•the.privileges of
citizen of the United States, or, (lc
any citizen of life, liberty, or prof
without due process of, law.
Section Second provides that the Con
gressional apportionment ,in any State
shall be based upon the whole Ammher
of persons therein ; except• Indians not
'taxed; unless a Stalk 'deny the
right to vote for "PiCsident and' Vice
President, , Congressmen, Executive,
Legislative, and• Judicial Officerathese
of;to any male inhabitap;s of lawful
age,:being citizens ; : in whieh case such
disfranchised personsshall not be count
ed into the apOrt io nt,
,he, ,
therefrom. • . _ _
'Section Three provides that no per
son shall be a Senator or` Representa
tive,. an elector, . President, Or ' Vice
President,.or hold anS• aloe, ei% il .or
military; under the United Staten wini
left the service of the Seint'tn 'engage
..)
in inSurreation or rebellion, agai us ; the
satnii,-or who has: held .liiiy civil Ince
under the nnspices - of a - rebellion, 'ail 7
less Congress by rt twcirthirds vac shall
first :remove, the disability_ , ' . .-- .,
Section Four declitleti 'Of
.
the Public Debt, .forhid:s. PatY,-
inept of any debt 'contracted hi aid - of
any, rebellion ftgaiii.4 the 'Crn heel , titate§'.
The tift4 ssection luithorizi!§ f29f I
to 'enforce the provisn.kno oY the; Ai'
The Copperhead papers , nre Jan'
ing a, story in which. a emnpuris
instituted between (Jen.. Orant
Gen. Jackson. The former, they
plain has a sentinel pacing' bet&
door and hia'boy hCs two Jutland'.
OM
=•==ll
• •
A l lifift - tiVlll 111' . ( . 1 i On'
other hand: they allege tbat oil his
g~tto New Orliipta oreh. 3 - ttoioil
yawed a sentinelieho nail 'been sent to
patrol befor.a . _tbe :be Opp%
peit,
the. mid IheK. A n'initl
tDerefore '0 a fk-!';,
before th9L; ; beinderatin - party became
thiS'asso9sin4flis».-, • Do ;y ou
take? ' Or are you - foola tie ,As
,sassins?
*
• John 'sm th owed .nines ones
Smith :,gave t:t Iliff:'n'ote," , ''for 4 : the'
aindtbi, pnynitlein five yearo,, with in
terest. the'end"Of.,-ift`Cyal, j - o 'd4
r presinted.,lffe',hote,ticti !118
money.„", said ' tnlth Inu
he sat:down anti wrote:a-fry - 48n** note
for-sloooli pivot', or '4 - orte`pOvitliOt..lo,4r
teree,t. 'AA Is not rtgGnrai ng to . eon.:
tract," said. Jones. Very good," , said.
y
knOw, drawing ,nO,
„interest. Very.
respOn dad • Aloes, '
you theiort tif•...tnoney' ybanok ed. : f 4 ;‘,
'and*boxir ~9 llft , this
note WitUfiut -interest??! That's the
least oti tny trotibl6s," , repliers ' : 8initl~; :
,
And joneS CraWded arid ,S,tnith
:wenfittio,boWptcy, Moral will
•be .obvions to some' people. - -- . 1
• -;, •
:We - tioPe:o64,oBe - Wilf,*44 • adjOUrn
untifit PaBies the. ' short tariff, bill 're
ported by Mr. Sehenelc, the! flouSe,
Committee of WaYs and Meatier,'
nrillitilf of the*,n - taahinery, of Oueman
ifactories in operation how , can , 4we ex
pect to prosper ? Our voice 'Yids :been
for Protection - for49yel'al 'yertrB; for:the
reason that no , . nation has. - ever grown
,strong while it purchaShd What '4,t,
Could lio.VO - PipdOed within itself.
us have protection for our wool-grow,...
Ori, , ,wtho - now Ore-obliged 'to compete'
withloreign producers, so that the en
! tare ww 00l clip of 1 2 08 will not;reim nurse
the owners the, aunts expended for feed=
Ing 'their sheep through the wiiiter'jniat
,
, past. . . • .• ..
. •
The Dernadraey, ! kis, all will reinem
ber, elbeted their candidate for -Govern
or In Connecticut last . The It'll
publicans' 'elected At inajOrl ty. pf the
and secured: ,134licat -IT: S,-
Senator. The Legislature' passed a lavi , "
recently for the prevention of. frillidS'ait
.
; elections, and having 'deposited,!
the Office of the Secretary of ,Segte,
Adjourned from 'Saturday'
,tii'
„
evening. On reassembling the Endres
sing Committee took up the till), and
-
were astonished to' find that somebody'
had been using ixe i tds . ;the' ,pro-. ',Visions so thaitheylbrnished no protect
tIO4 against' Aands • isliatever. It is'
'worth 'of note thaf':ibe innendnients
-p - roiisecl by 'Copperheads, and rejected
'.in both Houses, :were found inserted in
the altered bill. Thisis ii , nicopiece of
work by the virtpeus paity,.. which.
howls so much over. the corruption or .
the Republican's. Fol'gery 14 a' Denio-
H6iiitic virtup, is it? We, believe ;
does .iiotA .T, the forgers
`and counterfeiter* ?
, ,_ • ,
"DRIVOICEST'S i4ONTITLV.—This popular parlor,
Magazine has won for' itself an enviable placelh"
the esteem of American ladies. Its usefulness,
the amount furnished :for. the money; is only
eqlialed by, its varietyi its high tone, and general
literary-excellence. • In all-these respects it is far
in advance fits enteinnoraries.Land:'ThorimAtif
aczer - V - ciftlio high favor it has .won. it is mar
vidouf the premiums are real and great value cans
bc'added toit, magazine of such, cost' and oliar
tinter, for three dollars per year. It. only proves
%That is so often said,that books rind newspapers
are the cheapest and-best educatorS in the world.
Address, W. dux:in:els Duironesr,473llroadway,
N.Y. • ~ , • ,
$ ptsG
me.--
day
eated
i im
.egion
Irien
pi fe
riest
(mid
When Caleb Cushing heard of the
nomination of Seymour and . Blair on,
their repudiation and' revolutionary
platform, he - remarked that he had
hoped that the'DeineeratS'Weuld serve
up a new dish',this time, hilt:that they
had presented the same old plate`of hash.
The Sandusky Register (Rep.) thinkii
'Pit was particularly cruel, in the Dem 4
ocratic Coayenthin to force the ,Presi,
dential nomination onto a gentleman
WhO has a taint or.hereditary
.insanity,
'aid then to couple him with one of the
whose society through.the cam
paign would deVelop lunacy in the
sanest of men."'
ERMI
i tter to
f the
SEM
The proprietor of 2V e' Washington
Evening AS'tar, telegraphed from this
city as follows: While yallandigham
was - speaking yesterday, insisting on
Seymoar's .rtorninntion. Mr. Seymour
approached the stand to again • decline,
and, as ho said, to nominate Chase, ac
.cording to agreement. lOne of his par
ticular friends stopped him;liaving as
certained,what he intended to "ilo, and
said,- If !you,do it you are foreVer pp.
litically.damned:!- Mr:, Seymour then'
retired from the hall." -' •
The .lCrorfolk:
,(V),L) Journal (Rebel)
has the fallowing. conundrum : "How
Can we compare a great statesman •like
Seymour, with n than , who knows
nothing
,of the Constitution of his coun-:
try, whose only talent is' his , capacity,
for 'judging'Horse-flesh, 'and whose
greatest exploit is the needless machine
of en ary across a country bristling with.
forts and cannon, by which 117,000
brave men Were. sacrificed ? * *ln
fine, While' Gov: SeyinbUr IS a man who
can shine among the greatest intellects
of the day; his opponent is a mere spiller
of huniali blood' 'and' while Gen. Blair
possesSes brains suftleient tO, grasp the
greatest national problems, his • oppo
nent is a political shyster, a compound
of Mieawber and ,Teretny
Prn Copperhead 'newspapers of the'
North, liko -their: rebel • co-worker 'in
the,i3outh, while they fill their columns
with lies in abuse of General Grant and
,other Union , generals, Mint out :little
scraps of history, of the rebel • leaders;
which go to,prove them,; iot in- 'reality
fiends, but possessedbf some humanity,
and' print the extracts with flaming
headings or editorial introductions:—
These stories; as may, be expected; are
not always true, but are _ always exag;
gerated in favor of the rebels: General
Grant,
, ; called; a • •," butcher!! and 'a
‘ 4 drunkard,'.! 'while Lee is praised as a
gentleman, a great soldier, and an .un
equalled college president. •
(I no
•any
prive
)erty,
The New-YOrk 'COriespbtident of The
.Cincinnati 'Commercial 'says : " The
Western delegates remaining in r the
city .are. very indignant at - the &literal
result of the Convention, not merely in
the.n otn ;nation, but in everything else..
They, say' the New-Fork Denioerats
showed their - generous 'Spirit - in a varie
ty of ways, First„by holding:the Con.;
,ventionr in ..liewA ork ; Second, in 'mak
ing Seymour, a •NcW-Yorker, - Presiderit
of 'the,ConVenticin- ,• third, in making
Murphy, a New-Yorker, Chairman` of
thellommittee on Platform ; fourth, in
taxing'delegates ss'ejicli'fbr contingent
expenses, ,but not 'Specifying those ex:
pens,es,; fifth; - in reelecting Belmont, a
New-Yorker, to the Chairmanship .of
the National Democratic Coniniltice..—
Soincof them regret that' Grant's Order_
against Jews cannot be enforced against
him. .Sixtli, in' arrlging' 'skillful
gatne•that should defe it Western inter-;,
eats,. notni nate Seyttio r, ritid.leave New-
York rmentleciaring they had nothing
to ,do, with It. ' ; From present indications
the Eastern a n'd Western delegates
%%fund ho.pulling, each other's ears',' if
wreunistanceslind not ;separated ' them
soon-after the nOmination.' ' -
r s.re.‘S
dish
n! is
and
(Om-
Ilia
a to
RING & Eit'S'illittrOt • re, still qiiiiiin — i
- great-Wm:memo to thoir. patrons ik . l Photo
graphvtoture framers, cases &o. For oory two
dollars inOtitell:at their eitablishment e titlee the
person to a:tkipli:ekto draw a premium. _
i
, ~,
convotion, , ;0,1
• At a mecting of the Republican doutitp r ,poia.;
tnitte . d, 'held in , Jirellsboro, Saturday; Jilt'
inst., it was resolved
That the Republicans of the several electi'On
districts Of Tioga County be requested to meet at;
the usual places of holding electioi3s in their rei
speetivo,districts
,on Saturday,August ,15,180
at 2
,o'eldole-P.: lld.,"then• and thereto Cleet two
4tlcAtisa frr ilistriot, to tho'County Con
etion; to o hold DA Welleboro, Tuesday, Aug., d5t,1,,,1868,,''f0r the purpose7of,ieleeting condi-
Alatesibettui several County and 'district offices to
be filled at the Cotober election ensuring.— _ •
The'geritlinneti'intmed' beluir as Committees of
Vigilance, are requested Co give immediate no
tice of the meetings. lei etedtion of delegates;
and they are further requested to , act as' an -elec
tion Board'at such meetings,,and to receive the
votes of, none but kiihivn Republioans for . dole.
gates. The Committees aro • also ;.requested to
take prompt'stepi to organize' Grant dr, Colfax
clubs in their respective districts, and are appoint
zed with a view to an efficient organization in
every township and borough in Tipga. County.—
Following arc the committees of Vigilance -
Bless—ft C-Builey,A T 4amer. r•
Brookflild—Capt II B Seeley, Isaac Plank.'
• Clymer;==Wm. 0 Bristol, Wirt Donglatia.
, Chathaw--1, 0 Ileach,iteuben Morse: •
Charleidon—Geo Avery, Capt John J Reese.
• Covingloh Boro.—S S Packard, 'A M Bennett.
' Covington—WY Richards, John Lewis.
Delmarr-Robert Steele; D A , Stowell. •
Deerfield—Joseph 14 Ingbam, M V Purple.
Elk—John Maynard, G,W Rathbone.
Elkland—Benjamtn Dorraitee; John Parkhurst.
Farmington—Robert Casbeer, James Beebe.
'Fall Brook--AleianderPolleek,‘Martin Strati- ,
ton.
,Gaines—A B. Vermilyea, 0 A Smith::
, Jackson-4 A Doty, 000. Hudson. • •
Knoxville—John E White, Judson. Dearman.
Lawrence—Samuel ; Rockwell, N'Grinnell.
,Lawrence Boro.—T B Tompkins, R Wheeler.
Liherty 7 -C F Veil, ta-R.Sheffor.
Mainsburg—Otis Richards; .0 A Fisk,
' Mansfield—S 13 Elliott, Frank Spencer.
Middlehuryz—C J Humphrey ' , W C Stevens. '
Morris—Job Doane, Wr•liabb.,
Nelson—Jesse Howe, Epoch Blackwell.
Osceola—Charles Tubbs, W T Humphrey. „.
Richmond—A M Spencer, Y. II Robbins. •
Rutland—Capt'Elmer Backer,..P V Van Neu.
Sullivan—Musselßose, Lafayette Cray.
Th p p en—B WGrinnell,
Albert Harrison. '
ioga—D L Aiken, A 0 Niles..
Vega Boro.—Philo Tuller, Abram Farr.
ilnion—Maj John Irvin, Justin Bothwell.
Wellsboro—John P. Bowen, E B Carvey.
' Westfield Boro.—Ambrose Close, Jerry Strang.
• 'Westfield—Joel Calkins ' W. A. Hurlburt.
Wald—Wallace Chase, Abram Rniffirt,
Administrators' Notice.
LETTERS of "administiatiOn * having been
wanted to the anderedgned,upon the estate
of 0; I. Wells, late of jnekson,tornship, deo'd,
all peLsons indebted to said estate and all hay
ing shams against the ammo will call at 'mile and
settlewitli • EENJ. WELLS,
F.• " JNO. W. GUERNSEY.
Jamson, July 29, 1898-Ow Adm're.
In Bankruptcy. 0 ' •
,
Bredep 14thjctpf.1 1 ,ennsylvania, se: " ,
.j vr - , 4 0-,. it may concern: ~The undersigned
h riby gives notice or -his appointme tas
itssigito of William Bostwick of Lawrencevi le in
, a
the Cettity of Tiogn, and State of . Pertnsyl , nia,
withiiisaid 'District who has boon adjudg d ' a
Banktipt upon his 'Own potitiOn by , the Da triet
'Courtofsaid District: - - '' ''' '' "
- .
s ; - J. HARRISON,
Wolabor°, July 24, 1868-3t* Assignee.
•
f
; A.. W. AYEttS ' ,
31LIEtaarlale. s. Silacorp,
IS ail only place this skin of New York City
.Whiro you will find ooliblaritly, on nand, a
.good als l' ortment of
.pRANITE MONUMENTS, -
cant to celebrated Quincy and Concord Quar
ries :shped , direot to : his . '
order; also 'a fine as
soduierb of Marble and. Slate, .Mantles, 'Coal
.Grates, hlarblo Shell;es, Brackets, &c., as obeap
li
as can I bought in . the, Stato. All orders will
receive
. y Personal attention. Shop and warn
roams o Water street, a few doors below Ayers
JeWelry l'tore; Elmira, N.V. 1
. .1. July 2 , 1868—Gin. ....A, SY.
.AYEAS.
A. . ,
E ,
0014 AGENTS WANTED, for HOWLAND'S
Ll fl OF GENERAL GRANT, AS' A SOL
DIER A. A STATESMAN. An accurate History of
his Milit ry and Civil Career. ' One large octavo
iFed,:of 650 pages, finally illustrated. Agents
WM spa lIMS Lholtook - co aell- urrtno present
time ' Tho largest commission given We employ
`no ,encraf Agcati,'und offer extra inducements
to'iassers. Agents will see the advantage of
de fug directly with the publiehers.For aim
le and terms, address, J. B. BURR
,CO, Pub.
in
lis ers,Tfartford, Conn July. 29.21 r.
THE DISTRICT COURT O 'THE Wil
ted States for the Western District of Penn
he n ia.
SNAJA/I WILCOX. a bankrupt under the act
Congress of March 2, 1807; having.applied for
isoharge from all his debts, and other claims
t vable under said:act, by order of tho Court,
o ice is hereby given i to,all creditors who have
r ved their 'debts and other persons interested,
o appear on . the 22d day, August, 1888, at 10
lock, A. M., before F. E.Smith, Esq., Register,
t his office in Tioga,Pa., to show cause, if any
t cy have, why a discharge should not be granted
t 4 the' said bankrupt. And further, notice is
ruby giverrthat the second and t bird 'meetings
o creditors of the said bankrupt, required by
tie 27th and 28th sections of sold aot, will be bad
Wore said Register, tit the same time and place.
1 . S. C. 111'CANDLESS, Clerk
1.. of •U: S. District Court for said District.
' f.Taly 20,
,18684 t , „
aluoGA O.:dountPROCLANIATION.
r Vi'berOas, the Hon . Robert G. White, Presi
nt fudge for the 4th Judicial District of Penn
sylvania, and' C. P. Veil and Elisha T. Bentley,
'Esq.'s, Associate Judges in Tioga county, have
issued 'their precept, bearing date the 22d day
ofJuly ' 1888, and to me r directed, for the hold
Insg - efOrphan's 6%110, Cohrt of Common Pleas,
Gotteral Quarter Sesilons and Oyer and Termin
er at Wellsboro, for the County of Tioga,on the
6t Monday of 'Aug. (being ..t, a ' asst day),
1 8, and to continue two weeks. • •
,Notice is therefore hereby glv n to the Coro
utr,Justices of the Peace, and Cons tables in and
ler the county of Tioga, to appear in their own
prop or p ersaris, with thei r record s,inquisition s,ex
amitations and remerebrances, to do those things
Whi4h of their Offices and in their behalf apper
taidto be done, and fill witnesses and other per-,
Boni prosecuting in behalf of the Commonwealth'
agthist any person or persons, are required to be
then and. there attending, and not to • depart at
thOr peril., Jurors are reqUested to bo punctual
in their attintlanco,atthe appointed times agree
ably to notice. ,
Given ender my hand and seal at the Sheriff's
*iico. in Wellsboro, the 22d day- of July,
Italie year of our Lnrd ono thousand eigb,
hdadred and sixty.eight. ,•, „'
• ! - ' JEROME B. "POTTER, Sheriff. ,
.Executor's -Notice.
T'ETTERS Testamentary having been grant
'll od to Cho subscriber upon the last 1011, and
testa meet' ef' LeWis howls, late ,of Charleston,,
perions erainilng against said deoed
enep estate, and all indebted to the mane are ra•
quited•to settle with , DAVID G. EDWARDS.
- . • EVAN 'LEIVIS:'
4ailesttin, July 22, 1868-43ivs. , Ear.
Notice.
' all parsons to - whom theso
'eome:
tiotiee is hereby given that' an applioatiOn
made to the 'fStovertier 'of pennsylVania
forte pardon of Titus D. Xv'es, now confined In
the sastern • Penitentiary: sit — Philadelphia; •by
sentence of o theCourt of Quarter Sessions of Ti.
oge Count, ; AMBROSE ‘ IVES.
13 , nokfield, ! Silly 8,1808. . c • -
TITTHE DISTRICT COURT OF 271.D'
tici Stara, for the Tireateri) . Dietrict of Penh
• fyloanict.;.
&. John A. Rose, bankrupts tin
der the, act xd• Congress. of March 24 1867, Jim , .
lug applied 'for a discharge from all' their debts,
and other claims under said act, by order of -the
Court, notice la hereby givonito, all persons who
Wpm proved their debts, and other persons inter
-cited, tti 'appear on" the 22fid day of. August 1868,
'at 10 o'clock, A. M., before P, E. Smith, Esq.,
Register at his office in'Tiogh,"Pa., to show cacise,
if any.the'y have, 'why a discharge • should - ' not
he granted to the said barskrupts. And further.
_riotica is. hereby given, 'that the second' 'and
third. meetings ofcrediterwof the said bankrupts,
7s,qiiirqd hy" the-27th. and 28th Sections of said
act, will be had before the, said Register, at - the
same timi and place.
' S. C. M'CANDI;ESS, clerk
of U. S. District'COurt for said District.
July 22;i2t
For. Sale ala Bargain. - •
, . ,
rplir Abscribee' offerd Wien be Steam Saw
and •Shingle Aiills, located in South Charles.
ton, Tina Cd. Pm; at a inirgain; if apPlieation is
made within 60 days. Will• Sell the mills tiOpar.
ato,•or 340 acres of: land with the Mills, or land
.with Out the mills, or .part of the laud. Title per.
PAT terms apply to -; - • •
A;,S. PACIcAitD; Covington, Pa.
180844. • • - •
. .
. • Anstvuteemonts • . - .
, .
We are requested t announce Wm. A. Ntchols,
as a candidate forth Legialafare, subject, t 6 the
1 $
decjsion'of 'the Bei blica4;9o;loty Convention
. t'; .To the ggilitOr pi the Argireter4 ' Wo ought to
train tvro'liro nititatti al thiLegistature from',
lakti.Disttrjet 4 tie l iOilnter, and 'Mr. : Strang's r e .
ileition'atifene - of -theM," is '"generally coneedod.
noretofore Potter County with one-01rd our
pOptilation has shared equally with Tioga In the
representation, but in, the evobt of-. bh- mere:
hers' being: conceded to this county t 1
is Fall,
WI:Oh:now seems probnble, Janona . NILES
hoe consented to
_become a _candidate from this
Diqtrict for the Legislature. Please announce
his name, subject; of course to the '- Republican
Convention, and oblige, MANY CITIZENS.
DISTIII9T ATTORNEY.,
~._ , •
We ilia 'legiitiiitediO pail - mince - John ,L Mitch .
e11,.0f Wencher°, as a candidate for District At
torney. subject to the decision of the Republi
can Convention.
Comtism n.
We arc retpested to pnnouncehf, W. Wetherbeo,
of Delmar,- as a candidate for s Commissioner,
subject to thellecision .of.the. Republican county
Convention. , •
:A WANTED you f‘1 1 1118 ,111 440!: 0 . 4
,t3Lt-'i'lll4 GIVEP,Nin' 4 The 'mist ' enterl'alzik
book published, abounding in Romance, Rumor
and Wt. Agents say. it lathe best nellipg .booh
i
out, nytieople the repet tiepl et ,!dry
details and
,army' reports .
triti.6loENT BOLD bB 111 eiNE WEEK.
a II •1(/' 92 ti
tt " i " 182::“ 'Lisms.
Liberal Terms to Agents.: ' Song for Olreaffir:
Aliso, Family Quartotltiblesi Best edition
published. ViAL A'L,ING,, PahHeber, 28 Routh
7th Street,Thiladerphiai - Pimen.
June 8i 4.8118,4 t.
•. e .
Valuable !ba"fri- Farm :-arld Timber
Tlid tor, Salo. .
.
350 ACRES•6I land in Itaion' p
Townsb ,
Tloga Co., - Pa., known there is the
"Ellis or Elk Valley Farm". within - 4 miles of
Canton and 8 of the Williamsport and Elmira
Railroad,' at which Is a large 'Attain Saw Mill=
160 aoresimprotted;good buildings, Well watered
--: pli b r a ti la t : lies
ot ce i over seven millions of hemlock
and hard wood upon it—will be sold entire or in
pureha sera.. - Price $BO9O, if, sold
entire;. 'parts the price riest.or hiek ofT.S: - W.
Wright containing 103 acres atls2o •Per-ticre:—
That south of S. W. Wright iitOblding s old orch•
and and spring near'Canton.'reado3ontaining 78
acres 1;4 $3O per dere. The price including build
ings, water power, Ac., 102 acres-at $35 per acre.
Theaot adjoirilug Joseph-'Wilber "containing
63 acres at s2b per acre. All"the 'parts. wolf
watered. Terms easy; for partieulars enquire
of the owner; R. MORRIS ELIgIS,
• Near Hughsville,Lyoombig Co., Pa.
July 8,1868.-4 w.
QUARTERLY REPORT,
,9SIFtBT • NATIONAL k BANS - bf WellsborO,
showing its condition on the •morning-of the first
onday of July, 1888: -
RESOURCES. . .
U.S. Bonds deposited to assure circulation, $lOO,OOO 00
IT. S. Bonds on band.l' • 30,680 00
Notes & Bills discounted -- ' ' •'' 113,938 'l7
Due from National,Banks - • • -- 29,898'33
" " .other Banks t. 402
Revenue Stamps ' 4 535 00
._ , „{Notea ot•thi4 Bank ' 1,12500
Cash on ha(h •" " other Banks • : 780 00
• Legal Tenders ' ,- ' 35;835 00
Cash Items • - i • - 1,019 81;
LIADILITIItS
Capital Stock '
Circulating Notes, '
Surplus Fund • '
Due Depositors, '
Due National Banks
. . ...
' '. .X 330,681 71
•
J. L. ROBINSON, (Nobler.
Sworn and ouboorlbod before zoo tbio oth day of July
lee& . R. 0. SIMPSON, Notary Public.
LOOK AT 'THIS?
8 the Printers say that success fellows • the
41. liberal advertiser, and ,•other pdople seem
to believe them, sa we (that AVickhain do Parr)
will take warning; follow' the example, and in
form tha;public in general that.we have a good
stock of goOd - •
0-001)S,
to be sold at good prices for good customers—
and as we consider all customers good—they will
be very apt to jick offered the same goods at one
and the same Price. We might begin and men
tion some of the various articles and styles that
help to make up our stock of
IMMO& 00011100
Domestics Yankee Notions, Hats
and Domestics,
Boots and Shoes,
&C., &c. ;
but as wo have neither time nor space' to , finish,
even the beginning, we will merely invite yon
to call, ask'for what you want, we will tell you
the price, and then weigh out or measure off ac
cording to order..;..
PORK, FLOUR. ANA• SALT,
the three great necessaries, always on hand
,Remember Farmers, that wo can: supply you
with
PUTTER FIRKINS, TUBS; OR -PAILS,
and genuine old Ashton by Oa reek or pound.
Wo pay (yob for Butter.,
„Tiogsi, May 20, 1868.
E. H. HASTINGS,
DEALER IN
Groceries and Provisions,
CROCR - FIRY, GLASS-WARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
SEWING MACHiN7,
AND THE ,
Eureka Melodeon,
At Wholoaale'prioca.
E. H. HASTINGS,
May 6,1868-tc. Main St., i " oliaboro.
FISHER &BU NEL
Firtit Door abooe Roy'e Drug Store. Wollsbero.
• DEALERS IN
0.,.,
FAMILY ; GROCERIES
•
- . AND PROVISIONS:
•
Will keep constantly on hand everytkingin the
line of Family 4hoceries, as well as" Provisions,
Fruits, Confectionery, 'Yankee Notions, Toys, .143:
All of whieh will be .sold, at rensonable prieee.
JAMES RUNNEL. , U. G. FISHER.
May, 6,1888-Iy.
Valuable Film for Sale: -- -
-•-• ,
Afarm of three hundred acres, with two. hun
' dredand'twor4.frve acres improied. • -Sit
uated two miles north of Tioga Village; on the
Tioga River and Railroad. , Well watttered, un
der a good state of 011164061 i, and good build
ings. Also four houses and lots for sale in Tioga
village. . : . T.11,.-DALDWIN:
Tieett, 18d8—tf. •• • - - c ,' • - • .e
,Administrator's Notice.
IBMA:3 of administration batting been
a granted to the undersigned upon the estate
,of B.F. Jennings, late of Charleston, deceased,
all . persons having claims against, or indebted to
said estate, will settle with
• DARWIN THOBIPSON,
July 15,1888-6 w. Adm'r.
el AIM PAID FOR • WOOL, BUTTER AND
ki CHEESE, by • C. L. WILLCOX.
Jane 'l7, 1868.
$338,081 78
$lOO,OOOO OOOO
..: 90,00
-.40,604 24
.400,007 60
09 99
WICKHAM A, FARR.
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A NEW STOCK 'OF
SPRING. GOOOS!
DeLiana & Co
IT AIrI t NG justrecieved a"riell anti varied as
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
fur Spring and Summer wear
SHAWLS -,4.ND CLOAKINGS,
P,
all of tho latest pattlrys
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings ; also a
large stock of
LADIES' AND CHILDRENS SHOES,
MEN'S AND BOYS'
HATS AND CAPS,
We have also some fine
CARPETS AND MATTING},
and as good a stook of
STAPLE GROCERIES
as can be found in We'labor°. Wu have a good
stock of
COTTON YARN, CARPET WA6,
HOOP SKIRTS, LATEST STYLE, SIIA
KER BONNETS, r
and a largo stock of
LINEN CLi)THING.
Call and oxamine onridnods and Prices
Vrellaboro, April 29, 1868.,7;
MORE NEW GOODS!
J. R. Bowen & Cos,
A RE now receiving a large and complete as
A
sortment of
Goods,
bought since tba late decline in prices in New
York, consisting of
1 : 03 r3r Cm-codes,
•
Groceries, Hats &aps, Boots & Shoes,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
40.,&c.
Particular attention is invited to onr,Steek of
MUM 031111 DA
AND TRIMMINitIS,
Gaiters and Hoop Skirts ; also 4 nice
• line of TEAS, New Crop, very
fine at reduced prices,
all of which will be sold at the very lowest mar
ket prices. We respectfully invite all to call and
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Remembor,
Empire Store, No. 1 treion 'Block.
Weitaboro, June 3,1868.
insiutragace Agettcy,
WVONIAG INSURIMI a, CO.;
IL e. W. 8, itOetr,`Prell.
w. T. ijr're :11 L.l). SITOP.SIAK - Elt. r.
_
OVITAL AND, SURPLUS, 4150,0
fr, if (S 1,•Z: the etAnysti Li ` •:ivliido . re
I Hatfield it OA lately ugat.i.- - andAmlioy',ll - 04-
irs who Wit , ll to rentw thrti Int.tirattet. , l - iit re
itou,lttil to apply to tho subscrfl er . .",
Girard Fire Insurance 00.,
.1. B. ALVOHD. TRnIIA3 aRAVkii, President.
..ieerelprz/._'' A S.' a ILLVTT, V, "
004)Hital,"" 1 .. 2007000,
Continental Ins. Company,
' •
• .
Cash Capital, - - ( 1
I -- - - 1 $500,000,00
Gross Surplus, Jan: 1. 1888, 1 , 31 4,590,31 y
Cash Assets, i do ' 1 ,814,590,31 •'•
4 - 3 - Policies wiltten at this °thee. '
1 • ' . I
GEORGE fr. HOPE:'President.
,11. IJAHVORT. Viva President.
,„. OVRIL4 PECK, Secretary
the suberiher takeet this tuetlioti r pf,fir ors o nt
the public " that lie ham the agency , of the abuTe
Companiee,' end will be tound at his Mike over
keys Drug Store, adjoining Agitator Office
IN°. I. MITCIIELL.
Wellabor°, Pa., FOIL. 26, 1868— IL •
GRAND GIFT .G4LERY
GRAND GIFT': GALLERY
AEidendid tlift with• every $ 2 worth of Pic':
Lures, Frames, Cord and Tassels.
OVER 500 PRESENTS TO BE GIVEN
, - AWAY !
The largest assortment of Frames and Cases In
Tioga County,' to be sold low for cash. In ad.
dition to the low prices, we will give away the
following Freseuts worth from fifty cents to fifty
dollaro ; one hundred presents worth from $lO to
$5O; two hundred presents worth from $3 to $10;
two hundred presents worth from 50 cents to $3.
The presents consist of Gold and Silver Watches,
silver Cako Basket, silver Ted Bells, Castors, gold
Watch chains, Seals, Charms, Sleeve Buttons,
Studs in setts, Watch Hooks, silver Plated Forks,
TePspoons ; all gilt Frames Cases Setts, Cord and
T4sols, Gold Rings, 'family Bible, History of the
Secret Service by Col. Baker. with other pres
ents too numerous to mention.
COME ONE, COME ALL, AND SEE
FOR YOURSELVES AND BE
CONVINCE 4
Your present given to you the same iiay of Ot.
ting. Prices tho same as last'ytiar.
Don't forget' the place—over Eastman's Den
ial Office, and 4 doors below Roy's Drug Store,
Main Street.
CLAY KING Jc, EUGENE EASTMAN
WeOsborn, June 25, 1863.
SOMETHING
N PAV
A C
PIOGA.
DRS. TRO,,. _.. —......n,ei nave opened
new Dental rooms over B. B. Borden's
Drug Store in Tioga. We 'have - Introduced all
the modern improvements in the dental art, and
are prepared to perform all operations .upon the
teeth in the most approved and scientific manner.
When desired we extract teeth without pain by
tbo use of Narcotic Splay, Ether, Chloroform and
the Nitrous. Oxide gas. We have a large assort.
moot of artificial tooth and put them up in s
superior manner either upon rubber or metalict
i r
base. We warrant Hour ' work and guarantee
perfect satisfactio to reasonable parties or we
will not require p for our •servicee. We pay
particular attention to filling and preserving the
natural teeth, and to treating all irregularitiea of
children's tee h. Our prices shall correspond
with the kind 'of work dune,ln all cries doing
the same kfti of work as cheap as our neighbors.
t
We will visit Tavvrenceville the 3d, Dios the 17th,
and Roseville the 23d, of every month positively,
at which time we shall ho prepared to perform
all operations npou the natural teeth and contract
with desiring artificial ones.
Our Oleo at TiPga will pot bp closed during our
visits tirt tho above pained places. .
Tioga Stme 17, MSS
Dentistry
in
A _
Lawrenceville,
DR. E. VAN. HORNE, late with Ba
deen,,ll-i•o'a of Hamilton and Neu. York
City, has opened now Dental Rooms at the Ford
House, Lawrenceville, Pa., where ho is prertred
to do - work in all the departments of his profess
ion in the most scientific manner.
DuLANO gt CO
. .
All work warranted and aalisfactlon guano,
teed. Call and examine specimentoof work. •
IL E. VAN HORNE ,
Lawrenceville, Juno. 24, 186S-tt;
SPECIAL NOTICE
THE beet assortment of
Teeth, and largest Owl
ety of different kinds of
Plates as well as the
Nl•tJ,..i best operations of Fill
s
- ing and EXTRACTING
.
TEETH may be had
at the now Dental Office. Nitrous Oxide Gas
given for extracting, which gires pleasant dreams
instead of pain. Also, Narcotic Spray. Ether
and Chloroform administered when desired.—
'Prices as low as can he found elsewhere . MI
work done promptly and warranted.
Call and see specimens. Remember the place.
A. D. EASTMAN,
No. 13, Main St.
May G, 1808
•
YOUNG BERTRAND !
r1111.1.S well known horse wil be found t e,ptes•
ont seneon as follows, vie: I
Monday afterdoon and Tuesday morning at
Whitney's qbrners ; Tuesday afternoon, and
, Wednesday Morning et the stable of Gillis Dartl i
d)artt's Settlement; Wednesday afternoon 11P4
[Dumly morning at Cherry Flat.ts; 'Martial
lifter:icon at the stable ul Thomas Graves in
Covington Dom; ':Friday and Saturday at the
stable of the subscriber in Mainsburg Bore. All
owners parting with mores Before foaling will be
held responsible. To insure SIO
'Mainsburg s Ain, 20, Ityt;
• WASHING MACHINE.
JAB. M. WILKINSON, of Charleston. having
purchaser' the right to make and vend the
li. P. Jones Washing Machine in Tioga Count,'
hileliy4fves notice that the machines are being
made at Van florn'a Cabinet Factory, Wencher°,
!here they may be procured.
The help, cheapest, and Test sensilnetnacOMl
ever invented.'
Jane 24,1888-0.
WILKES-BARRE, PA.
PHILADELPHIA.
All paid np in CaA
Surplus Over $160,000.
OF TUE CITY OF NVW YORK
Go to Ring gr. Eastman's
FOR YOUR
PHOTOGRAPHS.
GALLERY' OPEN TO, PRESENTS,
.TULY
DR. C. THOMAS.
T. 11. WARREN M. D
Ll2l
B. 4. FISH.