110IME MATT ER S.
NVEDN' sDAY, y AUGUST 26, 1868,:
exv Lavertisementv,
Attention Farmers.
Eetiny Sheep—E. P. 'Deane.' •
Salo of Real Estate—G. R. Sheffer.
Premium _List Tioga Co:, Agricultural Society'
Meet School—W. A. Stone. 1
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REPUBLICAN MASS MEETINGS.
Hon. Wm, H. ARMSTRONG and Pt.' Win: G. DOANE,
of Williamsport,
Will address the citizens of Tioga County at the
following times and places: '
Monday, September 7 at 2 o'clock, P. M.
mieL. - vcrirek33..ofeemarlize,,
Tuesday, September 8, at 2 P. M. •
io salta,, •
Tuesday evening, September 8, at $ o'clock.
. Wednesday, September 9, at 2 - P. M.
- DR. WM. C. DOANE,
Will address the citizens of
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Monday evening, September 7, at 8 o'clock.
SCHOOL.—MrS. Bush will open her
aohool for little follis, Monday, Aug 31.
The Elkland local news reached us
too late for this edition.
The Fall Term of the Union Academy, at
Knoxville, will eommenee Sept. 1. proximo.
E. HORTON,:Principal.
New GooDs.- 7 -De Lano &) Co., are
resolving now Goods, Fall styles, at their store,
nowadays,
and offer bargains to all who way
call' upon them.
EitLECT SCHOOL.—Mr. William A.
Stone will open a Select School i 6 the 'Union
School House next Monday. Mr. Stone is a
gentleman of fine education, competent to teach
all of the Academie branches. He deserves, and
doubtless will receive, a liberal patronage.
OirriTAßY.—We are -inexpressibly
pained to learn of the death of Rev. D. It. Mc.
Dermond, recently of Tioga, which took place at
Norristown, Pa., on the 20th inst. We have •no
particulars.
BUSINESS.—Messra. Fisher & Bufinel,
groOers, have disolved partnership. The business
will be conducted at the old stand by Mr. Jas.
M. Bunnel.
Mathers has now the finest salesroom, for his
business, in this village. Thi3 room is high and
airy, with a fine glazed front, and a capital sky
light in the rear. The walls are bricked up from
front to rear, and the sale and store rooms make
together 'a store 100 feet deep._ Thank you,
William.
CORNING.—Dr. Pratt, of the Journal
has been sick but is, wo are very 'glad to say,
around again. The Journal says that Din Dock
et:a:mow, has rented the Cold Sprin Brewery
at Blossburg, and removed to that place. Also,
that C. W. Brandt, Jolni A. Gload, and Jerome
Huckley, of Hornellsville, have been held
,to
answer as accessories of the late fire in that vil
lage. ThojDoctor in his great good nature gives
Brick Pomeroy's new paper a half column notice,
and says that it, is very vile. Why advertin it,
then, Doctor?
UNION S. S. PIC-NlC.—The most no
table social gathering of the season took place in
&Hanger's Grove, Charleston, Saturday Aug. 22.
The Charleston Sunday Schools and three of the
Wellsboro schools united in it pie-nic,. and the
occasion will not soon be forgotten. Upward of
1000 persons were on the ground. There was an
abundance of provisions, plenty of amusement
for the little folks,
,the best of order prevailed
threpghout, and not n thing occurred to mar the
pleauro of the day. The crowd was addressed
by Tter. 0. L. Gibson, Messrs. W. H. Smith, J.B.
Niles, and Cap. J. H. Shaw, briefly, and to the
point. The Welsh Moir sang as it is famed for
singing, and Wetmore'} Band played its 14st.—
The Sunday, 2014 M or Charleston aro vigorous
institutions, and doing a groat amount of -good.
May tho•little'folks have many happy returns of
the pleasure of last Saturday.
RATTLESNAKES. A correspondent.
writes us from Lamb's Creek tells a big snake
story, or,ra,hor, several snake stories. On the
19th, Mr. Pittsley killed two, the largest meas
uring feet bi inches. A week previous Mr.
Charles Day followed a sna;ke trail- from the
road to the woods and killed the snake. Tho
next day another was killed near the same spot.
In the afternoon a party set out to find the den,
long known to be somewhere in that vicinity.
About a quarter of a mile from the road .they
came to a ledge of roan . , and found • the rattle
snake odor • very strong. Filling a suspicious
crevice with powdersthey fired the trail, when an
immense development took place in the snake
line. The boys went at it, and in a ,short time
killed one hundred and I/ally-est:en rattlesnakes,
the largest measuring 4 feet S inches, and the
smallest 14 inches. Mr. 11. E. Cooper killed a
large snake in his cellar. Mr. lU. Land, had a
valuable mare bitten by a Coppnrheitil, Ctrs bite
proving fatal. Our correspondent rejoices that
the copperheads are not very plenty os tualtes,
and hopes that the other sort may disappear
after November. So mote it'bo.
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U.L. A.—For the ittfor4iatiott of MI
who °are to be lactated we 'Any state: The
Union League of America, ..:übordinate Coun e 'ds
of which are now being - organizedlby Mr. A. F.
Benjamin in every election district in thin county,
was instituted originally for the ikreservation of
the Government during the great 'elm:lion of the
Pont:antic party. Any urn whofought in the
Union armies, and every Mph who supported the
•measures for the suppression of ribellion, if still
faithful, can join the League. On Eho other hand
no r bel, South or North, would flail the 11850Cia
tion ( bOngenial. Every mau who acknowledges
the supremacy of the Federal Government, who
is willing to aid in preserving the Union and the
Constitution intact, is qualificd , to train with the
Union League. The Untie vas terror to
traitors during the war, and it it no less a terror
to them now. It will keep watch and wird over
Wm. A. Wallace and his pimps until the ballot
boxes closo in Pennsylvania, and fair dealing to
men will be secured.
EAST CHARLESTON. ' I A. V. P.,
"writes us as follows: "I notice ,that the Cop
perheads are circulating a small poster,. contain
in gl a ohargo to the effect that. the Republican
of 41118 place are stealing oil from the Church,
ani p appropriating it to their own use. Ide not
imp ose that any sensible person wil. believe the
eh rao upon such authority, but I must be psr
witted to say that it is as false as an out.and
out lio Can well he. I trust that we can take a
joke as quietly as any people, anyWherc but
this goes a little ton far. even for a political lie.
Republicans bold to paying their tioneq debts;
Copperheads ulnae believe - in [hill, aml epualia
tion. Republicans manage in get atom.; without
resort to petty lying; Copperheads do nothing
whets they do not lie. As for the liberal contri
bution made by dr Johnny fah:, one of than
put in a two-cent postage Amu?. pet les . ; from at'
wrapper after it had passed throo;:it t tt,, sietib , .
A small cheat, hut elannleteri.thi of at, at
Their platform is a lovely eNainple of that t
thing. Hero Is ry party Milting about -61.4
money" ouramoy, and io ()posing to
backs enough to prevent a return to , peoie pay
ments i n fifty year:. Ho wever, 1 shall admit
that the members of that party have manufactured
some of the "hardest" money that ever circulated
in this region. Since :Tobncan became Pri
he has been very kind to 91301 of ihes,.; makers of
."hard" money as happcnied. to into durance
vile. And I wool,' call attetitieu to the Met that
every ono of these counterfeiters will • doubtie‘e..
fling up their bate for Seymour II: Blair.", ,
[We can assure our friend that nobody will
believe the "tic of circumstance" to which lie
alludes. The Republicans of t East Charleston
*wilt make the "home stretch" interesting to the
spectators, Nor need they fear that the Copper
heads of that or any other locality will depend
upon the Church for either 104-light or any
tilberlight.` The illuminacion which best twilit
the coPperkead leaders cooties 'Crava t the nether
world, or irouitb Orphan Asylums burned by
Horatio Seymour's utri E.," ED.). , ,
MANSFIELD :
writes:. „ _
"On Saturday-15th inst, Mr. A. J. Drake, one
of the workmen In Elliott t Clark's, factory, while
adjusting one of the moulding planers it was run•
idg, had his right forearm caught in the, cylinder,
making an incised' wound six inches in length.
Dr. C. V. Elliott dressed the wound, which is do
ing remarkably well, being now nearly healed up.
;"- Mr. 3larrisuu is ittildiug tVtlxvelling-house in
that liart, of thid iforo' known as I Petersburg.'
" Our streetjeonunissioner, Mr. 13.: - M. Bailey,
has been waking some excellent iniproretnents;
ditching and grading on the loiver end of Elmira
Street, on Maiu-st.,.and the west end of Church
Street. •
Air. WT. Lutz, Supt, of ,tho-'Tio¢a Iron
Works,' is receiving orders for pig-iron, ata rate
much beyond the capacity of the furracc to pro
duce.
"That your readers way know what the "Star,
of Hope" society is doing I send you the following
programme of the exercises last Tuesday
mot.' evening, before -a Crowded' audience :
"The society was'ealted'to order by Mr. 0. V.
Elliott, manager, and opened by singing by the
members, and prayer by Mr. Compton of Oberlin,
0. 2—A dialogue, entitled "The Hidden Monoy."
3—" The use of tobacco,"l by. Master Albert Lay
man, 4—Dialogue entitled "Country Aunt.'!
13—Deolumation by Adclia Elliott. 7
Dialogue—"The Miller of Mansfield." B—Tab
laux4-"Evening prayer" 9--Musie. 10—A short
address by Mr. Compton. Closing prayer by
Rey. H. L mkiu.
"Your o rrespondent is indebti
Kelley, Se , retary of the society)
p regrew m . .
Bi.oss Prims.—The "Democrats" are
building a small wigwam, about largo enough to
hold all the Democratic voters of'this county.
The Union League of America have a good
subordinate Council in this village which will
give a good acount of Itself this Fall. A thor
ough canvass Will be made, and a strict watch
over the Ballot Box will be kept.
' A Concert was held at the Baptist Church on
Friday, the 14th inst., which more than answered
the expectations of its patrons, inasmuch as the
preparations made by the performers, and the
decorations so neatly arranged, reflected the
hightest credit on the small town of Bless. The
Concert consisted of vocal and instrumental
music. The instruments used were the •Organ,
Piano, Violin and Saxhorn. The overture,, ar
ranged expresSly fo ethe occasion by our worthy
Friend Prof. Hoyt, j Mansfield, was. a decided
success. Miss.-E. S..ttuck, Piano, IVr. 3. Brad
bury, Organ, Mr. Wm. Copping, Violin, Mr. H.
P. Erwin (leader) Saxhorn. Tho Quartette by
Foster (Come where my love lies dreaming) was
admirably sustained by Miss Mary It. Hollande
(Soprano), Miss Maria Holladd (Contralto), Mr.
J. Bradbury (Tenor), Mr. Peres Bonney (bass),
accompanied by the organ, Miss Mary Boniloy,
violin Mr. Copping. Mrs. G. Lewis sang the
Solo (What shall be my angel name?) in an able
manner. Tho pathetic piece entitled "Give , my
love to Mother' was effectively rendered by Miss.
Bell Gaylord. Miss-Mary Walker's part in the
Quartette "Beautiful Hill," reflected great credit
upon her. But the Comic 'Solo, 'Sting by Mr.
Erwin, sustained by the Sompany in full Chorus,
called "Jolly Days" received unbounded ap
plause. The selections from the Opera of "Mar
tha" executed by Miss E. Shattuck (Piano), and
Mr. Capping (Violin),l was perfectly magnificent.
In fact the performano'c was such that the audi
ence were-deterinined to have a repetition of it
which was announced to take place on the 18th,
inst. Mr. it. P. Erwin is entitled to the thnhks
of the community for his untiring efforts in ad
vancing by his example and azlistance, the _ dig
nity of the. little musical world ih Bloss.
ACCIDENT.—AS l i Mr. Michael
Mengher.was at his work in the rArnot mines on
the 10th, inst., a piece of coal became detached
from the roof, striking him on the head, causing
almost instantaneous death. .111 r. 11feagher was
highly respected by all who !knew him as an
intelligent and upright citizen. He leaves a
widow and seven small childken to deplore his
loss. s *
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BANKRUPTCY.—We are advised by
F. E. Smit h Esq., Register of this District, that
the provisio a of the bankrupt act, permitting a
discharge 1 i thout the payment of fifty per cent
has been e. tended to January 1,1861), by Con
gress, and uly approved by the President. Per
sons desiri g ti avail themselves of these pro
visions should apply at ogee, us there is no
prospect of a further extension.' The Register
suggests that at)plicatiens should bo ft übmitted
to him for Exaannation as easily as - possible, to
Inettre their filing in the Clerk's °flee .at Pitts
burg before the first day ofJannary next. ,
MCPHERSON'S HAND-300K. OF POLI
TICS.—IIon. Edw. McPherson, Clerk of the
House of Representatives, Washington, has issued
his hand-book of politics for 1868. ' It is a 'com
plete repertory of political knowledge, perfectly
arranged, entirely
,imparetal, and very minute.
Every official utterance bearing upon the ques
tions which enter into the dampaign is here pre
sented. The statistics of national finance are
compiled from the official reports, and the several
acts of Congress touching taxation and recon
struction are here reproduced. Mr. McPherson
is the most eminent statistician and collator in
America and his works are acknowledged au
thority. Every kumper muk have ono of 'these
books of course; ariTheysry Grant Club should
order as many or the elifaper edition as it can
well afford. Price of pm pe r cover 75 cents,-post
paid. Speakers should order the large edition of
400 pages, being a full history of -politieft from
1805. Price S 2, 50 post-paid. Address Edward
McPherson, Clerk II: It. Washington, D. C.
GossiP.—The Devil is represented in
Seripture as one "going about as a roaring lion."
On the ether hand, the Almighty is likened to "a
still, small voice." The
,prophet heard a great
wind pass by, and WO assured that the Lord
was not in the a iud. Ile hoard and beheld a
fearful war of the elements, and was assured
that the Lord was not in that terrible din. IC Is
well to iecolleet this fact when you estimate men.
A brass kettle will, when beaten with a hammer,
drown the shock of forty sledge-hammers upon a
ton lump of pure gold. And most people would
prefer the gold to the brass kettle. Much speech
on small Liceasions, and upon no occasion, is the
sign of ignorance and folly. The man may not
be an idiot by nature, but he is what the Yankees
call slack-baked." Such a man is not an cuss,"
hut something less. Ile cannot be called a "hum
bug "beeause,he deceives nobody with fair com
mon sense. A man may be compared to a glass
tumbler. Fill it to the bi ) ina with water, and
tap it with a table-knife, and it gives out but
little sound. Half full it rings louder. Quarter
full it rings louder still. Empty, it ,jingles the
nerves out of tune
—There it a remedy fur the everlasting racket
made by the sort of mon above alluded to. Go to
the tinner and order a rattle-box which can be
carried in the pocket. NVhen you, meet a brass
ltCttle man who insists upon foreing you to listen
to his twaddle, listen if you have time, with' duo
patience. When he stops from exhhitstion,' pro
duce your rattle-box and shako it. vigorously for
three Minutes. By that time you will have re
plied full i r to his volley of small shot. If he do
not take 4he hint then you may know that 1M is
an idiot. tut if he take the gentle hint thus
impat tet , write down in your hOolts that there is
hope fur that man,
nevi is not et erything, but more:than
many people suppose. A mannerly boy or girl
always wins his or her way to our hearts. We
e.mit , dexaetly define manneis, but if called upon
to live a d .linition should put it something this
twat : the tin:Token language 91 the
iamb itaml mannerd annnot be laid off at trill
IRO WI upuu mieasion. They aro native and
They' improve as. the rout develops
its 1...acr., Irit whett native, they cannot be
,00dheiTs1 out, .A 011;111 may be rich :is Croestts,
Y. if lie la. k. good IlitktillUrS. 1115 finds a barrier
himself and those who possees the qual
ity. We a ea!leet calling at the door of a ruinous
11,4 i.ou , e itiiies away from the busy 'world, some
years ago, nail asking for a glass ofAvitter." The
wi:'e - of the house was at the wash-tuh, her arms
bate and red,h - er gown and petticoats the worse
for soap MIN. SIIe at once ran l out 'to the
spring and brought us a pint basin ef delightfully
cool irlitm. "Wo think it the boat of water,"
amid she ; and se it was. Now, Mark : .We
nelted for r . i.f r." There wipe not a
glass . tumbler in that house, probably. The
lady—for that was her rank=never apologized
for giving us a - tin Latin to drink from. She
never excused her nppearance in the auds." She
was as easy and aolf.pnssessed as any- lady of
noted accomplishments. - That woman had "man
ners;" and though wo have never seen her since,
and do not know her nitma, we alkali neyprltirgef
bc,:sv ?e,i , my: , 4 Lkb‘.o,eirtnilefirtked:mz'-i: , Y 4, ,,,. e , 'X'ES t ,-, Val I'
% '.l---Aid Vtidle4s; this italiestin-iihlW '14 , 0 sa '- ' ""' 4 '-'• -17 -• k -, "ir jfj
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gested by an inquiry' for - A book on etiquette—, , It. WILLIAMS A 00., have got, the lost,
let us say that good manner's are never revealed
,1 ) . largest and• cheapest stock of Drugs, mad- .
tomes,u Patent Medicines, Paints, - Oils, Dye Stuff,
in .effusion; ' Tree politetteiA uover slops over, as
Artemus Ward said of greatness. Effusion , be - lions, r i3h e
Perfumery, ariehei 'l' O s i } l l :t .° ;l4, ll" ?'' st:t g Yankee
a oflo",
longs to simulated politeness. It always - em. &0., Ac., ever brought into this county. They
barasses ong to meet with it. hut, after all, it Is will isositiVely sell everything in their finechecp
oa;utlisranueaLi e bought elsawhete. They bought
better than none at all. It is bitter 'than a 7 iiii tt i r u g u e il qkitios and for nett cash,
rough, gruff manner, which is often simulated ( and can and chea per than ittyl other (m
-ale°. On a former occasion, touching upoo this tablisholent in this county, • Cali and examine
yery subject' top nhor9,l people,tntp,t,h,eingewes, stock and prices. !
.:. P. R. WILLIAMS eh 00,
to he natm.al, and forgetful of se:li t i ) .;:i . 'l4,etio only May 6;1868; ' 146 ' 3 ' Union Bleak '
repeat that, exhortation, aud assure all inquirers
that hooks of etiquette are of little account aside .
from the teclintval rules of procedure in certain
miiet. .• : '-: f• '. • .
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Turriitit'a7iWtzer . i.Aper'rent,.LlM test tewcdy fur
irolipstion arlil:its honors, caii,l4 Sound. at P. It.
WiMinns S CA Drug store,VellAuro. Buy it
ip)il try it, mad !ie,happy.
SALE oI PERSONAL PROPERTY.—The
se.te,of the personnl property of Datid H. Smith,
dedbiseit,'' is- postponed' until &Aurally , ifiti 29th
inst., nt •the .house of Mrs. Smith, in Wpllsboro.
• J. EMERY, Afitter.
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lives his reatliis a 3 good a number fur
SeptmlAir nanny Magazine Published. Prom a
somewhat cursory examination we should say
that every article would bear careful reading.
"Camping out in Sibbrin,'' the Saddle on 1.1/e
Plains," "614yed frout,,the t isylunii," will please
everybody and everybody's wife. $1 per year.
Your ie 1160 diem fot:Ottlo.i *, •
SELECT SurooL.=-L-Tho undersigned
having procured k rooms in the Union school
building will open a select school. Patronage iq
solicited. Those who attend will receive care
ful'attention iu:theik tftillies• ,wilt -
organized to uteu,t,t,ho wants of students. Assist.
rine° will•lie tWuttured ifinec.essary.
d to Miss. Frank
for the• above
Those who intend to teach will find it advnnt
ageods to review their studies previous to exami
nation a Teneher's elastO will be organiztid, and
they Avill reeeivo tinily instructions in the Theory
and., Practice of teaching. Those -.who, 'attend
will find this to be a liVing, working; sehbol.
First term will commence •on Illonday,tAug.
31, close on Friday, Nov. 20. Tuition will bode.
tertaieed by number and kind of studies taken,
ranging from $3, to 53.
Ono half of the tuition will be paid in advance,
the balance ut.ihe middle of the terui. yo de.
dnctions made fur absence except in cage of sick
nods. WILLIAM' A. _STONE.
cs cavil Su ma. ge. its ea.
WHY TIOA , YOU TAiX. , --mays a lady customer to oue
01 their agents : "It's a charming little machine-41M.,
Wilcox a Gibbs: it rune so easily , and quietly."—
"Oh I yea, madam," says the double:Wealagent, "but
then it is only a single-thread; and a "iingle-thread ,
machine, you know, is of no value as a pewing-ma
chine." "Why, how yon talkl';' Oly slat* has ono et
them, and alio does all her sewing on it;And would not
Ottchangalt othermachltinu_the44ld," "That
may ho so; sho probably nover wisitaVytither:• but
though it may satisfy her, it would never suit you.
Why, madam, those single-thread machines were tried
long ago, and rejected as totally worthless t"—Bee "Re
port " of the "Grand Trial" at Island Park, where the
falsity of those charges were prorod—by practical testa
--and the fams was • fially established, that the work
done on the Wilcox Gibbs is handsomer, stronger,
loss liable,to rip, anti every way better than work dune
on a lock-s(ltch machine.
THE AMERICAN COOKING' STOVE
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The following letter speaks . for itself, and is
conclusive evidence of the superiority of The
Atherican Cooking Stove'over all others.
N,. Y., July 25,
Messrs, Shear, Packard ez Co.:
Gents.=l am soon to return to Vermont, and I
wish you to forward to any address, immediately,
by railroad to Manchester, Vt., one of your No. 8,
Improied Americans, with Estonsion Top, and
wheu it is received I will remit the money.
I was the first man who purchased your stop)
in'this town, three years ago, and now it is the
ttovo of the Wee. ' '
We had preyioutdy used 'dip Stewart Stove five
years, and we find The American a better stove
for every kind of cooking. In , fact we arc fully
satislicid it is the best cooking stoyeextant.
Tho one we had was a No. 9, and larger than
we need ; ,so, to got the sire we .wish, and to
sate transportation, wo sell,this (and for more
than it cost. three years tigo) , und order the new
(lOC. So push it along. Very respectfully yours,
- It: P. CHENEV:
For Salo by CoNvEusu-& Osaooo Wellsboro Pa.
Aug. • •
The largest, befit and cheapest assort
ment of frames ever brought into Tioga County,
with largo pictures in every way to suit, and card
Frank
at $1,50 per doz., all going fast at
Frank Spencer's Art Gallery, ilineflesl, Pa.
Dec. 25-tr.
Ilaiding's Albums—the beet in market on sale
at P. 11. Williams & co's., Post Office, Welleboro,
at Agent prices.
A Cean.—l•aoe by The Agitator that Mr.
Young advertises Harding's Bibles a f t frOm $3 to
$5O, and . gives an ungentlemanly_ fling at agents
for Mr. liniding'a, Bibles, , by 'calling tbom "pre
tended agents." ,The, facts are that Mr. Hard
ing publishes no bibles that sell for more than
$35, retail, and that I am an actual, accredited
agent of Mr. Harding for the counties of Brad;
ford and Tioga, as may ho easily verified by ad
dressing Wm. W. Harding, Philadelphia. Very
Truly yours, E. B. CASE.
State Street, IWellsboro Pa., finishes photo
graphs in India Ink, Oil, or water colors, for
the trade or to individual order. Copies old pic
tures, large or , small in. a finished manner.
All kinds of "Oval, and Sqinire Prames on .liand i
and at as low prices as can he found elsewhere.
Cash taken in exchange for all kinds of work
or goods.—Ap. S. 68-tf.
AUSTIN—GIBSON.—In Charleston Aug. 11,
at the house of Frederick Ely, Esq., by Rev. 0.
L. Gibson; Mr. Nathan Austin, and Miss Nancy,
E. Gibson.
:'CLAUS—CLOSE. —ln Charleston, Aug: El,
at the house of the briae's father, by the same,
M. Benjamin F. Claus, end Miss Martha E. Close,
(laughter of Charles Close, Esq.
JOHNSTON—STIUMWAY.—In Charleston,
Aug. 19, at the house of the bride's father, by the
same, Mr. Elbert N. Johnston, and Miss S. Ellen
Slumway, daughter of W. P. Shumway. Esq.
[The printer was liberally remembered.]
HART—GIBSON.—In Wellsboro, Aug. 20,1 at
the house of the bride's father by Rev. 0. L.'Gib
son, Capt. Morgan Hart, and Miss Susan R. Gib
son, daughter of John Gibson, Esq.
HART—AUSTIN.—In Charleston, Aug. 19,
by Rev. I. R. Spencer, Capt. Charles M. Hart;
and Miss Sarah C. Austin, all of Charlestou.-
[Twice has our gallant friend the Captain' been
led captive—once as a prisoner of war, and now
for life. We congratulate ;him and his captor,
and hope fortune may bo as liberal in its favors
to them as they were liberal in the good things of
the marriage feast.)
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Willcox &Gibbs Sewing Machine.
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i•lt.B 'seam is stronger and less liable to rip in
use or wear-than the Lock-Stitch."—"Jadges'
Report," at the "Grand Trial." Bend for the
"Report," and samples of Work, containing both
kinds of stitches, on the same piceo of goods.
GEO. C. tOWEN, AGENT,
Apr, 29, '9B-Iy. for Tioga Co. Knoxville, Pa.
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pito subscriber , offers the following valuable
Property for bale, situated, in the flourish
ing village of Liberty, Tioga Co, Pa , namely :
1 Store House 18 by 30 feet., 2 stories high,
suitable tor o Drug, Grocery, ittwelery or Book
tt Stationery Store, Also-Dwelling Douse 18 by
24 feet., 2 stories high, with kitchen attached 12
by 18 feet., Also-the lot it land thoabove build
ings stand upon, containing 4 of an etre, under
a good 'sttite of eultWation. -'There is on the
premises, 20 young Fruit Trees, also a never fail
ing well at the kitchen door. The above pro
perty is locked In the' most central business
part of the village. nod is consequently the best
location in the place, to carry on any . of the
above -
Darned business, Any person wishing to
purchase the 'said property, eat do so by calling
op the undersigned, at Liberty, Tinga Co, Pa.,
The pieperty will be sold . at a bargain for cash.—
" Title for property, warranted." -
G. R. SHEFFER, Agent.
Liberty, Aug. 1,1868.-3 w
A TTENTION FARMERS !—lf you would
11L save time and Make hood liutter got Will
iams Laaaon's katent Churn-Dasher. Call and
seo it at X" Hamra Grocery, lirolleboro.
'C. O. PII.O4F'SOIT,
MARRIAGES
For Sale
Queries., • • •
NiT
lIERE ehn eloso'hujirs'ilnd PurtiEnglish
Ir, ' White Lend and Linseed Op, VartOshas,
Looker, Turpentine, the clioaket, at " • •
.- P. R. WII.LIAMS, A CO.
Who•sells the 'purest and best Drugs, Patent
Medicines, and Dye stuff,
, t a ; P.: R. ,W11.,D1AM13 4 e t CO.
• e ; 1 ; '
Who keops the largest stock of Paint. Powders,
Toothi .HairiCloth and nali Brushes; and sells
thci cheapest, P. R. WILLIAMS, ,4 CO.
Whero can you go to find the best, and cheapest
ToSlet nn4 Saving soap, Pocket Knives ' Posfuni
ory, Hair Oil, P t oinadee, Writing Paper , Pens and
Ink, to P, IC WILLIAMS, & CO,
LOOK AT THIS?
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A I 3 tho Printers say thatsuccess follows the
AL liberal advertiser, and other people. seem
to believe them, id we (that is, Wickham t. , Earr)
will take warning, follow the example, anditn
form the'public in general that we have a good
stock of good a 1
er001)S,
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to be sold at, good prices for good customers—
and as we oiin'sltler all customers good—they, will
bo vory.apt to be offered tlto same goods at one
and the same pricM We might begin and men-
Sbron of the various articles and styles that
ltelp - to make up our stock of
OCOMOD
Ulna' esties, Yankee Notions, Hats
• • and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
&c., &c. ;
but as we have neither time nor space to finish
even the beginning, we will merely invite you
to call, ask for what 3 you want, we will tell you
the price, and then - weigh out or measure off ac
cording to order.
PORK, FLOUR AND SALT,
he three great necessaries, always on hand,
Remember Farmers, that we can supply you
with
BUTTER. FIRKINS, TUBS, OR PAILS,
andxonuino old Ashton by this sack or pound.
Wo pay Cash for Bator.
Tioga, May 20, 1809
E. H. HASTINGS,
DEALER IN
Groceries and Provisions,
CROCKERY, GLASS-WARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
SEWING MACHINES,
AND THE
Eureka Melodeon,
At Wholoaalo price&
E. H. HASTINGS, 41 ''
May 8, 1888-tf. Main St., Wollaboro.
E. B. CASE.
JAMES M. BUNNEL
First Door aboOo.11:o l tore. Wollsboro.
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• • DEALER. IN
FAMILY GROCRRIES
AND PROVISIONS.
Will !Edon constantly on band everything in the
line of Family Groceries, as well as Provisions,
B`ruits, Confectionery, Yankee Notions, Toys, Ito.
All of which will be sold at reasonablo prices.
JAMES RUNNEL.
, May 6, 1888—ly.
MILLINERY FOR 1868.
W E bog to call your attention to our stook o
READY MADE BONNETS and
-STRAW JOCKIES
Which we aro selling at COST.
PATTERN HAT FRAMES
of Madame Railing's large and exciuisite assort
mont, of which we will give our friends the mos
desirable styles. ,
Mrs. E. D. MITCHELL.
Aug. 5, 1868—tf. Broad Street, Tioga, Pa
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N.E.W ADVERTISEMENTS.
PREPARED FOR
Spring and Summer Trade
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T. L BALDWIN 8c 00.
TIOGA, PA.
RAVE now on hand and kill coming, a large
and well aoleeted stock of
!GOOD GOODS.
oomprising everything needed. Our stook of
Lk= ii it 211}31100 00011111,
can't be beat much.
ALPACAS, POPLINS, CAMBRIOKS,
FENCE JACONETS, ORGANDIES,
EQUAS, VERSAILES, BLACK
AND COLORED SILKS,
ALSO; IRISH AND FRENCH POPLINS,
SHAWL AND CLOAK DEPART
, MENT COMPLETE,
TRIMMINGS, LOTS YANKEE NO-
TIONS, *HOOP SKIRTS, BAL•
MOREL SKIRTS, OPERA
FLANNELS, CORSETS,
DOMESTICS,
at a very small margin.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Cloths and Cassimeres and a Tailor to
Cut ngtd Fit.
Boots trid Shoes,
HATS AND CAPS, STRAW. GOODS,
CROCKERY, WOODEN WARE,
HARD WARE, SHELF HARD
WARE, NAILS, IRON,
SALT, LIME, PLASTER, PORK, FLOUR
Don't forget to look over our stook of
GROCERIES,'
the most complete stook you can find, such as
TEAS. We are old tca drinkers and know them
to bo good.
SUGARS, MOLASSES,
everything In the Grocery lino, Gunja Bank
Codfish Bay Maekerel,.Aehton Salt, what makes
the Button good, and nice firkins to pnt it in.—
Also, Butter Tabs and Pails ; Butter sold on com
mission—no charges for handling; but would
like a small portion of the money you get in re
turn, that is if our prices suit. .
FARMERS TOOLS,
full line. We are agents for the Ohio and Buck
eye combined Mowing Machines; general depot
for fixtures and extras for the the above ma
chinos. All kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE
taken in exchango for Goods. Wo propoeo to
sell our Goods reasonably. "Live and let Live"
prices given at the counter—only one price.
T. L. BALDWII it 00.
Tioga, Pa., April 29,1868.
NEW SPRING GOODS
J. A. Parsiins & '
ICON
CHIP COSH STORE!
T HE SUBSCRIBERS ARE OFFERING
Great Inducements
to all buyers of
Dry-Goods, Boots ec, Shoes.
Our stook Is all new, and cannot bo surpassed
FOR VARIETY AND OHEAFNESS.
Tho following is but a small portion ) of our
BARGAINS:
GOOD PRINTS, lOcTs.
BEST " 15 "
GOOD pp WIDE SHEETINGS 12,1
BL. MUSLINS 15oTs
EXTRA " SOFT FINISH 2OcTs.
SUMMER PANT STUFFS 20 TO 50CTS.
TICKINGS is 6D TO 2s 6D FOR BE ST.
ALL WOOL SHAWLS $3
ALL WOOL CASSIMERES 75CTS TO $1
HEAVY GINOHAMS 16 OTS.
FINE ALPACAS 31 Tp 50 CTS.
ALPACA POPLINS 50 CTS.
PARASOLS 7.1 , ro . s 3. •
SUN UMBERELLAS $1,25 TO $2,50.
HOOP SKIRTS 75 TO $1,75.
LADIES' GAITERS $1,25 TO $3.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS 10 CTS.
LINEN HOSE, GOOD 25 OTS.
,It will pay to call and -examine our stock as
we are buying new Goods almost daily and sell
ing them very cheap,
J. A. PARSONS_& CO.,
Juno 10, 1808.
SALT can be bad in any quantity at
- WICKHAM 435 FARR'S.
Tiop June. 8, 1808.
New Sprints GooOs
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have received a very LARGE STOCK of
SPRING GOODS
on the most favorable terms, and will be sold at
very small advance from cost. We think we
hazard nothing in saying that we keep the
BEST ASSORTMENT
and the BEST QUALITY of Goods that are
kept is the place. Have a store light enough to
sea what you are buying, and pledge ourselves to
qualltrtionsidereci r as at any other establishment
We continue to make our
CLOTH TRADE
one of our specialties, and when desired
MAKE THEM TO ORDER
on short notice and in the best manner. We
have added to onr stook a good assortment of
BRUSSELS, THREE - PLY! INGRAIN,
COTTON WARP, HEMP, AND
STAIR CARPETS.
FLOOR 91L CLOTH
and MATTING, and can \ sell them
GREAT IL S. Tit COMPANY
and eoll TEA. at New York prices by tilt) single
pound. All visiting Corning, are invited to call
and examine stock and prices.
SMITH & WAITE.
Corning, April 8, 1868.
MEC:O3L:32O ON 2
Go to KELLEY'S and 800 thoLateat Arrival o
NEW GOODS!
Consisting of a general sesortmont of
12110
Cfi
A 4 $
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MRS. FRY'S CORSET ' AND SKIRT
SUPPORTERS, AT
saarma as wand A" ern 090 pas il" ilinf
NEW DRESS GOODS AT KELLEY'S
GENTS' FURS AT KELLEY'S
Oger• No charge for SHOWING GOODS at ..
Welloboro, Oot. 30, 1867.
NEW ARRIVAL OF GOODS
'TOLES & BARKER,
(11?;0. 5, UNION BLOCK.)
WOULD say to their friends and the public
generally, that they are, now receiving a
splendid assortment of Summer
DRY GOODS,
SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, PRINTS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VEST
INGS, READY MADE CLO
THING, HArs & CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
also a largo and well selected etolk . of
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CROCKERY, HARDWARE, WOODEN
WARE, STONE WARE, KERO
- OIL, PAINTS Sc OILS,
SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES, _
SXRUPS, MOLASSES,
ETC,. ETC., ETC.
Wo are able to offer our customers the, benefit
of the •
LAST DECLINE OF PRICES
In the New York Market, our Stook having bee
purchased since the great decline in Goods.
TOLES & BARKER.
Wellabor°, July 1, 1868. -
Dr. C. E. Thompson.'.
[wELLsnonolussin PA.]
Will attend to Professional Calls in the village,
and immediate vicinitylof labor°.
Office and Residence on State St. 2d door on
the 'right going East. i [Juno. 24, 1968. •
Corning, N. Y
160.000 b BRICK FOR SALE,
y'
WEIGHT it BAILEY,
• Vireßiboro,P•
IN CORNING.
SELL AS LOW,
CARPETS,
consisting of I
HOW VERY LOW.
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11.1aillall 4 13 S'IMVHS laluf Ai
C. B. KELLEY'S,
each as
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I sing, I sing of a curious thing,
Almost as strange as Boggs upon Tyng ;
I've swung 'round a circle as round as a ring,
And while on the down east part of my swing,
I stopped at the city and took on the Spring
STYLESiOF GROCERIES
SUGARS ARE LOW IN THE NECK,
Molasses & Syrups
have a froor run downward, with a funnel-sha
pod trail.
ME,olLol'al,
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'however, aro cut from the neck downward, and
the style is blue and silver with stripes.
TEA
will be prepared horn a drawing l'arnisbod to
every customer wit° buys a pound. i Ottbe styles
to suit complexions, de., I may mtntion thnt
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you can havo if ybilong for it. I cannot go
time to look up allitho bard words which the
TEAT AMER!CAN I TEA COMPANY
use to earth) the innocent pooplo about thd coun-
try ; but you can depend upon finding the very
best of Teas at the
tEE-HIVE EXCHANGE?
the styles are varionii",4, You can have the latest
styles from the following fashionble foreign
MOCHA, JAVA, RIO, LAOUYRA JAM
AICA, &C.
PROVISIONS :
Flour still wears hoops over all, and dispenses
with tra is as unprofitable. I havo all grades
,eatable. Also,
PO , DRIED BEEF AND HAMS,
:ogether with a full assortment of light groceries
and pinned delicacies. As ever
MA TITERS
Pays Gish or Trail°, for nil .MARKETABL
PRODUCE.
CALL AT 'INIATITERS;S
Wollstrro, Apr.l, '6B. W. T. MATIIEIIS.:.
100,000 Pounds of Woo
MILE subscribers will pay Cash, Full-Cloth,
I_ Cassimeres Flannels, &c., &0., for Wool.—
They also manufacture as usual—
TO ORDER, OR ON SHARES,
to snit customers. All work warranted as rep
resented. They invite particular attention to
akesituinag,
which are warranted in everyj respect. Particu
lar attention giden to
ROLL-CARDING & CLOTH-DRESSING
Twenty years experience in the business war
rants them in expecting a generous patronage
° No shocidy cloths made.
KELLEY'S
DoLano 66 Co. at Wollsboro , are agents for
the sale of our Cloths.
JOSEPH INGHAM . tt SONS.
Deerfield, May 13, 186 S—tr.
Special • Notice
GRAHAMTO L those : interested tther in ki t n h d o s purchase fc o
FEED; MEAL, PORK, HAMS; FISH,
(to., of all kinds, will find it to their advantage
to call andtlexamine
at M. B. PRINCE'S, Mozart Block
N. B.—Cash paid for Grain, Potatoes, Bess
wax, Beano, Eggs, dte.
Wolleboro, Juno 20, 1868. 3d, B. PRINCE
WELLSBORO BAKER Y.
iIIRE SUBSCRIBER having established him
selfin the
BAKING BUSINESS.
i
inl this village, next door t E. R. Kimllll's
Geocery, is now prepared io cry on the business
in'all its various branches. I will keep. on
stantly on band an assortment of Bread, sue
LOAF BREAD, BOSTON CRACKERS,
GRAHAM BREAD, BUTTER
• CRACKERS, BROW N
BIREAD, WATER
CRACKERS, SUGAR
CRACKERS,
DYSPEPSIA AND SODA. BISCUITS.
OYSTER CRACKERS,! CAKES,
PIES, AND
at all hours of the day, Sundays iJcepted.
lly strict attention to business ~hall eildearor
to merit the public patronage.
CHAS. SITEVENS.
Wellabor°, Juno. 24, 1868,
LAMPS.—A nosy kind of lamp for-Kerosene
no breakage of chimneys—at FOLEY'B.
CARD ARINTI&G—at New York prices. in
Colursor plain, and cut to suit orders, at
TIM AGITATOR OFFICE.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW'.
Office with W. 11. Smith, Esq., Main Street,
opposito Union Block,; Wellslioro, Pa.
July 15, 1,868.
2Or' Bu'? hob Timothy §ood. 100 bitaliols
Clovos seed, choicest kinds'
WRIGHT 4 BAILEY.
The fashions for
And more astonishing still,
TEA TEA
Black 'Tea
As to
41:Dcolfrea,
ports, to Wit
In the matter of
Wanted.
their Water Proof
Flour,
GOODS AND PRICES
GEO, W. MERRICK,
TrIOGA CO; COURT PROOLAMATION, ,
± Whereas, the. Ron. Robert G. White, Presi
dent Judge for the 4th JudiaalDistrict of Penn-.
BY,lvania, and C. P. Veil and Mahe T. Bentley,
Esq.'s Associate Judges injiega county, have
issuedtheir, precept, bearing date the 22d day
of July 1868, and to me directed, for the hold
log of Orphan's Court, Court of Common Pleas,
General Quarter Sessions and Oyer and Termin
er, at IVellsboro, far the County of Tioga, on the
sth Monday of Aug. (being the' 31st day),
1868, and to continue two weeks.
liotice•is therefore hereby given, to the Core
nor,Justioes of the Peace, and ,
Constables in and
for tho county of Tioga . to appear In their own
proporpersons , withtheirrecorde,inquisitions,ex- -
aminations and remembrances, to do those things
which of their - offices and in their behalf apper- 1
tainto bo done; and all witnesses - tend other per
sons prosecuting in behalf of the Commonwealth.
against any person or persons, are required to ber •
then and there attending, and not to depart at ,
their peril. Jurors are requested to be punctual
in their attendance at the appointed time, agree: :
ably to notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the Sherif:re-_
Office. in Welleboro,
the 22d: day of July,
in the year of our L ord one thousand (sigh,
hundred and sixty-eight.
' , JEROME B. POTTER,,/Sheriff.
TN 7'Iik.IIISTRICT COVET OF :THE UM
1. ted 896 - for the Fir Diska of Penn
eiguanici.
.W11.L149t B. RYES a b Israpt under the act
of Cotigrepo of March 2,4 67, having appliedlor
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a disch — orge from all his debts, and darer claims
provablb under said act, by order of the Court,
notice is hereby given to all ereditorti who have
Proved their debts, and other perions• interested,
to appearlon the 22d day of Augttst,4BBB, at 10
o'clock, 0.1. M., before F. E.Smitb, Esq.. Register,
at his office in Tioga,Pa., to show cause, if any
they have, why a discarge should not be granted
to the said bankrupt. And further, notice is
4
hereby given that the second and third eetinge
of creditors of the said bankrupt, req red by
the 27th and 28th sections of said act , * be bad
before said Register, at the same time and place.
S. C. IWOANDLESS, Clerk
of 11. S. District Court for said District.
August 12, 1868-21
TEA I
Important FactiN
SINCE Salutifer is now being Vied in tbons
ands of families the following facts are im
portant to be known.
FlRST—Though it is the most powerful of ill,
popular remedies, yet it is so compounded, ae tel
be safe and harmless. It is of such a nature that
it may bo handled and used by children, and
persons who are ignorant of Medicines.
SECOND—Zt is found that Saintlier will relieve
seviire pain in any part of the body sod - er than
Lilly other application.
TRIRD—It is important that the bottle be well
corked, if left open only a few minutes glona
strength. .
FORAM—This useful rem* can be btained -
from almost every dealerA Paodioinos. 11
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Notice
lIE attenthin of Merohan and
otliersrp liable to
j_ a License, is reapootfall 'called to the got - of
'the 11th of April 1862. Pa phlet.laws, 492, reg
ulating the collection and p yment of Licenses
which are payable at the reamer's Qffloe on
the let day of May in each;d'every year, and
by said. act, all Licenses maining unpaid on
the first day of July, the Treasurer Is required to
sue and press to judgment and collection, as
soon as practicable thereafter, and in default
th4eof, to be personally liable. Those liable to
a .lAcense are therefore requested to be prompt
in making their payments be ore that date, theret
by avoiding any trouble to hemselves and much
perplexity to the Treasurdr.
June 3, 1868. 11. C. EAILEY, Treasurer.
1 .
I undersigned offers for sale the folloWing
described property, situated in Mainsbarg,
Tioga Co., Pa, ono House and Lot—the House is
.2A- stories well finished off, a good cellar; also
a splendid well of water,
on the stoop. The lot
contains 2 acres of the best of gardening land,
plenty of apples and other fruit trees thereon—a
good barn, and everything pertaining to the said
House and Lot in good order. The above des
cribed House and Lot I, will sell at a low s figure,
such as defies competition. Apply
Wm. H. AMSEY.
May 27, IS6B-6m>•
ATTENTION F.A.RILERS I ,
SPRING has come, and those desiring full
barns can have them by buying -
1 3)- Ittsiter
at the Mill of I. Champnoy do Co, hioh we are
'selling at $6 per ton at our mill titnl .Run.—
. All kiwis of Produce taken "in exchange for
Plaster. Give us a call.
L CITAMPNEY it CO.
Gaines, Tioga, Co., Pa., March 26, 1868-6 me,
18- SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS, to th*
Borough of Wellsboro, and a TIMBER •
TRACT of 400 acres in Delmar, three miles filmy}
this city—lieavilylimbereid. Terms easy.
Jan. 8, 1808. WRIGHT & BAILEY.
Wellsboro Tiro.l Carding. 1 .
T"propriator haying put his Machines in
first-rate order is now ready to card to or-.
der any grade of Wool. :Ms Cards are of the
finest quality. 4'lll wool, Eno or coarse, should
be well cleansed for th - o'benefit of both parties.—
All work doh° with despatoh, arid warranted.
May. 27,1865-2 m. . S. A. JULTBOLD.
Lath I Shingles I Lumber I
ALWAYS on band at Foster's Mill, Niles
Valley. Pine and Rismlook, lath, shingles,
and lumber, as :well as all kinds of hard)vood
plank and boards. Lumlier delivered to o tder.
G. W. FOST R.
Niles Valley, May 13. 1868-3m.* I
Coal for Sale.
COARSE BITUMINOUS COAL for Sale
Cheap, by
Sept. 28,1867 ,
Hero Fruit jar.
,V:4OGROSS rof , the HERO FRUIT JAR
for sale by
W. D. TERBELIi t CO.,.
1 - Corning, N. Y.
Wo are prepared to fill orders fr the_Hero
Fruit Jar as low as they can be' ought any
anywhere, and shipped from Corni g. Wo can
give special rates on large quantiti s. It is the
best and most, salable Jar ip th e arket, Get
quotations from us before adoring elsewhere. ,
March 18, 1868.-6 m
Notice.
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[TAPING sold my iocation and good will in
I - 1 the practice of Dentistry to Dr. C. Thomas,
I, would respectfully recommend him talky pa r
trons.as I have made arrangements with him to
perform all operations for which I have contract
ed. I can recommend him as a gentle m an of
skill and ability in the - dental art. •
. • - --; .1. - A. RANDALL, , -
Tioga, Pa., May 13 , 1868-tf. Surgeon Dentist.
HEAR YE I HEAR YE I HEAR YE I
BARRELS, FIRKINS, CHURNS,
.. BUTTER TUBS, &0.,
Kept eonstantly'on hand, and furnished to or
der, by
W. T. MATHERS,
at his now store, 2d door above Rey 4 Building,
Wollsboro. - Pre 10, 1868.)
A. 3. THOELPSON,
[MANSFIELD PAj
BLACKSMITH, has two fires, and it prepared
to du all kinds of work in his line with prompt
ness, and inn Workmanlike manner,' - Ho Mules
at excellence is his'trado.
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Mansfield Juno 3, 1868—ly.
Administrator's otice.
LiETTEtiS of Administration having been/
grouted to tho undersigned upon the estate
id C. P. lato of Lawrenceville ' deo'd;
u
all persos indebted to said estate, and alf Ter-
SIMS elaitning ogninst the same are required to
settle. will JOHN Ili BROWN.
• I
•latlvrowo.rilte, June. 24, 1858-6w* Ashur.
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- i - Assignee's Notice. - ' -
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13 - ,th,,, l l . Atefriet Of Peialyrye ydati, as: ;
rilo W I
IMNI T MAY CONCERN: The mi
i der:-.1 tied hereby giros tiotic of hi's ap
pointment as assignao of Masson~i Bullard, of
Wellsbaro Tioga Co. Pa.,who halt b an adjudged
a tiatikrupt upon his own Petition b the District
Court of said District
JOHN I. MITCHELL,
Aug. 12, 18138-3 t. Assignee
Valuable Farm for
A farm of ihreo_hundred acres, with two bun
tired and twenty-five acres improved. Sit
uated two miles north of Tioga Village,, on the
Tioga River and Itallroci3. Well watttered, un
der a good state of cultivation, and good build
ings. Also four houses and lots for sale id Tioga
T. L. BALD IN. ,
Tioga, Fob. 12, 1888-tf.
For Sci,le
Mainaturg Tioga Co., Pa
For Sale.
D. P. ROBERTS
In
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