110111 rig • 1 - IATTERS•
I,VEDNESD.A.Y; ESEP_Efie 16,
i) New Advertiaeraerkta
Stop Thief- - -Jamea Lank's,:
Briok for Bala!—Fred: - Blarkrait
golly Calvesz-o.' Ballard. * • " '
• Executor's Notioe.--•-lina., Strang. „
Stoves t Wm. Roberta, ,
Agorae 14taatod—Zloglar, MoCurdy,,& Co. ,
ASS jIEETINGS!
lion. 10. - 1).: eiTILVER;_.'
_,"- - AND
Mon. JAS., BRIGGS;
OF NEW-YORiC, • ;/,
will add restt the people ofl'iofik((ii44y,
WEDNEI
WEL
Tl3llltl
KNO. i •
PRIDAV, SEPT. 25.
ThnOrani , Clubs, 'Onion League,s, and
Boys in Blue, are requested to make all
necessary preparations for such a dem
onstration as Tioga never saw before I
The Leagues are expected to appear in
their uniform, if, they have it, but they
are expected to turn out, uniform• or no
uniform. The Clubs and LeagueS are
expected to make all necessary arrange
m,entsfor
A Grand Rall-y
SOCIABLE.—The Sociable conliected
with the Baptist Sooiety will be held at the .resi
denco of Dr. Shearer, Tuesday ertning, the 15th.
NOTICE.—We h aye several communi
cations of a political nature, but without the wri
ters names attached. Will our friends remember
that the true name of the writer must be sent
along with communications ; They need not be
published.
WANTED—A young man with a cap
ital of $l5OO or $2OOO to engage in a safe business
in a populous western State. His habits must be
good and his references unquestionable. Further
particulars can be had by calling at the Agitator ,
Ore.
ADMITTED TO PEACTICE. , --Johll C.
Horton, Esq.,"was on Thursday last admitted, to
practice in the Several Courts of Tioga county.
Mr. Horton possesses the elements of success in
his profession, and sets but with the good wishes
of all who know him: ''
Tl3"RitlßLE!—Thel4ntiose Republi
can has an accountmf a case 'of amalgamation in
Rush township in that, county, an active Copper
head politician haying married a colored woman.
Whew !NV 1120 ri ot surothat, , tiorti -Will not bo
a necessity or a law to prohibit Democrats mar
rying colordd women,
FLA.UFSTAFF.—On Saturaay, the flag
staff on tbo Publio Square was taken doyn and
repaired s 9 that a flag can be 'heisted to the peak.
It was done by Mr. Curtis Culver, under the
direetionti of a joint committee of the rant te
Colfax and Seymour dr, Blair Clubs of thisi)villago.
SALES AND TRANSFERS.—Hon. H.
W. WilliniUs having purchased the- Bunnel Hall
property, opposite the Bank, last• week sold it to
the Baptist Society. The propetVis to be
preyed and made rather more ornamental- and
useful that it hits heretofore been. ThO - ball is
hercaftni'to be knOlin as the l 'Towx mid
has no-anwier,aa aq aytditotiqm
J XL - 1113S AT — WrEnNYWN
John C. Jacobs - gai,o an amusing enteikainmont
at,tlie Town Hall Thursdaxevenung of last week,
consisting of condo sons, inStramental music,
etc. The llatl , was , w4ll, filled and wo belyvo
everybody was satisfied. ISfr. Jacobs is a good
vocalist:and a capital 'ventriloquist.
OttritrAnv..—Mr. fl. I.' Stevens, a
prominent citizen of Middlebury, died on -Thurs
day. In company With his brother, M. b. G.
Stevens, ho had been to Virginia, south of Nor
folk, on business, and while. thoro contracted
dysentery which caused his, death soon after his
return. His death is a loSs to community and
will be generally regretted. '
THE COUNTY :PA:111.,:—:-A correspon
dent whosomote. reached us too Into for notice
last week inquires, if the .priee,of admission to
the Fair grounds is' to be the sate" ati last year ;
nlE l o; 7: if life members of the Society will he ad
mitted, free. We' are informe'd 11iat, the ,Com
mittee has not yet decided these matters, but
that due notice will he given of the decision
when made.
ATINEICROP."R., C. a n , " writes
"Mr. Morris P. Metealf, of Brookfield, in thi.3
county, harvested the, present season from 17
ner4:::: of new hand. 514 bushels of excellent white
wheat of the.Soule's variety-301, bushels z lothe
nere. - Can ti2lB bo . betite». anywhere?"' -''
Few loculi ice, east of the rocky' Mountains,
can beat tha crop. Mr. Metcalf will sow 28
acres this ye r. lie Will sell wheat for seed at
i 2.50 per bushel at present.
You WANT IT.—Every family wants
Lloyd's revolving map of America anll Europe.
It is well gotten up, burg on rollers, and by an
ingenious arrangement it is made to revolve. Mr.
L k R. P. Thompson, of Nbw Jersey, is tho gen
eral agent and Messrs. Robert Trull of Charleston,
sgd John C. Jacobs, of Tioga, arc agents for this
county. This map is after late surveys, is a
miracle of cheapness, and supplies a demand for
an atlas'which shall come within the reach of all.
Hung against the wall it constitutes au ornament-
Mr. Thompson wants agents in every county in
New York Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. A
copy of tho map may be seen at this office. •
I TIM: WEST.—Mr. CO Vlll Royce
writes It's from Satterly Mille, Mccosta county,
iitick-kr tl an, and submits some fat4s for tht; con
NestsideWition of thoso Urho intend to ,go
He styei ''"
- •
"Uncle Sam has thousands of acres of land as
good ns you can find in Tioga county, to give
sway yet. The soil is productive, the water good,'
the climate as healthy as Pennsylvania or New'
York, Lines df railroad arc now strettihipg over
the State. The thouiaiuls of emigrants passing
through the Southern part 'of the , State for the
far west would Bnd•better ` home's here. Wheat
usually goes 30 bushels to the nom L \ The dron4 l. ,
has dituaged the crops some this - ienstm ft ."`-'
We shall be :glad to hear :.from i lr. Ito . §ce
often.
.- • ,
.11 ONG-LiVED Alit Lt have
seen ktable showind. the ages of nine ,noonbers of
a Family, two of
,witom,- Ilenry, Putter, of
Michlhobury; father Of Sheriff' Pottee, un
Totter, of Charleston ; arc residents of 'rioga
county. The ages or the, hips) are a's follows:
lletsey so T44. , otitore i 0,,,
- ....
Henry H ' , 77 I 1 yam -
am ... ' . ...GA
Paleg - .. .
72 S' authrird ' . ' .66
Dr. B. M 72 Harvey ...... .., 64
- , , 7 . , Julia .60 ' c, , . ,
. .
_ . .
. .
—An average of_7o years, and in the aggregate
630 years. The parents Or ttii;s6, el4tdrercl died
at an advanced ago; the father, at, tiG, and 'the
mother at.713.'; i; The life Inatimnacri'Companlea
Would not object to , such a record;•of ' ICiighViti.
"AceiclOnt6l" Writes :
"Mr. P. V Ciark is enlarging aml improving
his reeldenei; on Aeadethy street. 4 .
• -
"Thursday evening; 25th - nit., thti "Star of
Rope" lociety , gave anothereueeessful, entertain 7
!neat, and Tumidity evening . 114,1Nit, c ,rjrg 4i16,
leeturer,was tileliyprcl.l3ol2 T pllit; Society .by Rev.
N. L. Reynolds. ' i , %. i' , '4 '
"Elmira street 191:icing giadediM s 4 ditobe'd " lb':
, a manner thnt,lelleet" , nindh cir edit iip4iW;13...M.,,
street'•B i lley 66,Tritritssiihtei; ':: '' - ' : : •-t •' ,
• ' ~
MT;;A.4,O liVe4 or ,has -, -,btnit Jr", neat: picket
fence 1 p front ,of / hts resiacupe on Main street.
/
O. V. 'Ent "..t M. D. Druggist has jiiii,,!'rill
turned from New York City, reloccing in a good,`
frc - sh stook of 'saleable - goods; iirid inch • nice
0 ,
,()rant an Colfax flags: everybody wants one.
"Ad ea and Vincent, dry goods merchants, on
Main s rect, have a few hundred Chinese Lanterns,
that give off (red, white and blue) republican
light; just thething for o brit light piopsalons.
?‘The gionatiMi beettcbroitMitakiNtit fowl
,dation is being laid for the new, St. -James
(Episcopal) Church, Cor. Alainsburg and St.
James Sts ; and it is expected that the building
will be put up and enclosed yet this fall.
"Tho Rev. T. S. Sheardown preached at the
Baptist Church Monday evening, 31st ult., after
which baptism was administered, by".•nioonlight,
in the river, by Rev. J. W. Henry pastor of the
paptistoChurob."
ossiP.—The saddest o spectac es
is an aimless, conscienceless, ill-spent, life. The
man 7be sten thiep
and looking likkiheholdlfi nb tio)3l4ap(iiihAi;ltis
history, nothing but a dark record'of self, minis
ering unto self, trusts betrayed, life's promise
blotted out, bettor aspirations eliminated from
the soul, and the impulses of vice pulsating in
their stead,—such a man needs compassionating.
For him, oh,"Pity, diStill your gentlest tears!
For ho has crossed the divide of life;, he has
chosen hisimitkitnd aheadefei4h," to him, is
a fearful repetition of the unlovely past." He iitY(,
destroyed the ,bidenee - which was in'tho beginning!
in favor of virtue,sand there is no hdpe er; hell
for him save by a Miracle. Conscience long' age'
departed the inhospitable mansion of his breast,
and in its place'freezd's'iiiineill4 , -less than en
['avulse or principle—cold_ soulless calculation .
Ile is a very Lazarus in spiritual poverty, without
the innate g,opcod.whieh bridged - the gulf 'from the
gates of luxurious Dives to the ProMised Land.
The life of such a man is given to the devilish
work of leveling down. If there be a man of
generous impulses and noble intentions, the
Pariah whom we have feebly described above,
Conceives fer him a bitter and murderous hatred,
and would, were it in his power, sweep him and
every one of his class out of existence. (liven
him to people the_ earth, it would swarm with
villains, thieves, gamblers, liars, and
mOnsteri). = , Ms - hat:rod-begins DtvinitY, :and:
trickles its slime down through the mass of hu
manity, excoriating every creature above his
level like the discharge of a purulent ulcer. , So
goes he through the world, never trying to up
lift any man or woman who may (if possible) be
a trifle lower, and always plotting to drag every
man or woman above him down to his own level
of degradation. Such is the logic of persistent
evil.doing, suer', feebly pictured, young man, is
the spectacle of an ill-spent life. Need w i e urge
you !ti
,avilid the robki `upon ivbielk'sqoli ;tmfOtt4- 1 '
miles are wrecked? 'need we urge you to shun
the paths frequented by such young men ? Hardly,
we presume ; for it seems very like warning a
man of sense not put his hands into molten iron,
or the traveler n?t to walk off a precipice in
broad daylight. 5 i-
—lt is a matter of skill to kindle a fire and do
it promptly and well. Can anybody build a
good fire? Not at all. Not ono person in a hun
dred can kindle a fire well and quickly. To
build a fire requires mechanical skill, caicuiatipn,
4 knowledge ofventilationtasl thi3,' most, favei: r
able Conditions for combustion. But how is
everybody to get such accomplishments? Not
out of books, not orally. If a poet is born, and
riot made, so is a blacksmith, or a, carpenter, or a
shoeinaker, and so is the lawyer,. preacher,
,and
teacher: Of course th'e natural 'ithillty must be
cultivated But all successful men
are born 's of success • innate.
No man e 1 acquire them. Now
as to the man who has a sleight for building a
fire! no,does;it jmit'as a bird llitilds-itshist L 'Or.
the beaver his house—by intuition. The bird
and the beaver never fail to do their writ,. apd
‘131:1M0 people 'neva. thraii'aiie ; 'nfatetil in
lighting a fire ,
,of
body, asks. ,*hy, this : _There are fireS:.which
persons online skill , may; , kindle. 'The fires of
Peighborhood cententibit ( tire esasily kindled.' 'The
- ,4110 oest:Patnred peo,
pie, tvlio‘wish:everybody . wen t •who_. love' ',las
and , take no pleasure iu the inisfettanes i oficitners,
sometimes furnish Oxyge,rCto feed,,'suph,_ flrejy
Love of misohief,lapil no:malice ;whatever, often,
fernishes fuel to a: smoulderingiltime which ,"at
last ' culminates in a 'crilandlone - cOnflagraiiefiZ . ,
If anyiman,ib nursing some
tizo fun of:it, bitter, _quit; lest ,the flames: arise,
rebound, and. consume something he • reapooto,l
' I
reveres, or loves, to ashek . • • • - •
Ty. , 23:
11110)v
, r , . 24.,
=There is a aiieiek7 in: ilietTitiga . Cottptl .
Jail." He is a colored persutt;nnt.l t i Democratic;
poets are urged tolook.to , their laurelsl,forl this
dusky favcirite of the MliBC.4'i s t4 aftei diem. OA •
Leonard Mpore,'4risoner L having'
capC, ottr,Ooet wrote • I •
• "Whilst in the Jail and walking round - ..: , i ,
.Ills health,S.or to maintain,
Ho tiid Conclude thatirhe could, -1 .
He would be free again.
"The 24th of August Ours .
A plan 14 ilfd'contrivo I
I'll got below, and out I'll go,
Or not come back '
Being missed by "Joe,'.' Aseareh was instituted,
;when—
, .•
"With light in hand betieath the floor •,',"
' The search by Joe was made', = , ; • -;
And by i s boiler fur below
Upon the ground ho , , -
After a parley Leonard came out'of his hiding-.
place and was locked up 'in his ;‘.:;ell."'
•'l'he'
moral is more forellile than elegant..;w rail by
our dusky poet
"Ohpricon lads don't ho liko him
And try to break your "soli,'• -
If so in court theyll cut you short,
' And send you, down to .., ."
The "poem" is prefaced by a rddo penci
sketch of the recusant Leonard hiding behind thi.
boiler. ,
' EAST CHARLESTON.—The Grant
Club will hold its next meeting at Bast "Ouir'ea
ten, Saturday evening, Sept. 19. -Itev. S. 41.
Brockman will tultliess the people.
.W.LLSBORO.—Iion. li.. W: Williams will"
address the people nt - tbe Court house, Situiday
evening, Sept. 16: --- Musle by tho Baud. Lot
there be a grand rally.
STONY PORK—Hon. S. P. Wilson will ad
dress the people at the••Oshorn Nehoel` IlouLv,•
Wednesday evening, 5ept...113.' ' •
•
firOs (T ho otube in the several. townships,holch
their meetings as usual,. and where we knew' Of
the names of speakers engaged we ihallgladly -
announce them.
;7, -•
13firit)11FIneD. —ot? r eatoApon clOtt
sands us a long and spicy cmumuniemtion which
we cannot find room for ' iti hill 4id - mustbo pon
! tebt with briefing: ' , •
:
' :“We have a strong Grant - Chili, and are waging
aggressivewar upon thottreiny.• The eicieting• - tit
'Wdhiney's grore, on the
. 2911 i by
144thi, r:Lsc amount
pind: • E The.Donnerrifty are:lol6Ni restless, licit:
their attempts to organiaiz hi `rtr' fah fntlC•d:
'They Erica' thC2t/th
less than a ilez,en - voteralir,*e:, Thei,c ,mperc - gr
reproved them of-intermt and appointed ,
nantlie,r meeting for , Scpt.' eventing-, at'whiebi
:inn:they eltpecteil'iM 'RePtitelierint f
. - •V. 111 II erevy i l, i t!qik
1";-e4-jq. egaretary•iin•
making op hit= , report the :11.epulilienn 3 'proPosed;
to dividc'the - The. ri , teltz•shdiVed t it 'ar` a
anit 11reSitteni 8i:3'14'44V
;ono 'not, ,
for the Iteptiblicans, at, a. Aey maitre
meeting.
"Yon" ein
Brookfield
.will . tlnivi4 g r
Tioga county Octobt-1. i 3 Novetnher 3, thiny
was ever' hedail ' ;;-•
„ -
In the - , Aglantio
several articles by nuthora not genenilly ‘it'Onsid
e'red "in-the ring.”. A along ; these'ohee" '"Sihrtinn -
Exiles,"- by W.B uns.; Olt '1 ) 411i 0 iis, r iii L lriFt!
W. M itchell; end u hy - (ielliti"Tp sit dr:.
Among the actititoin4 Tiro . ltayard
; Taylor, C. , E3 . ' P. ' Whii r li)Ste;
Phelps, and Dr. 0. W. Holmes. • t 7.
Republican Meetings
Al'etizis:
i T1101 , ',./aO 664000 4 1 -4 At
teOlfgokiMloaliOd rraAtli,"Z
loads off the September number of this "Queon
the Monthlies." This is followed by the usual
. elegant Steel Fashion-Plate, and, by a Ana. Wood
- sngraving,iluitedlio the )tdeitaidif Called
"On the Cliff." Published by Doacon'a Peterson,
319, Walnut street, Philadelphia, at $2,5 1 3 a year
(which also includes a largo steel engraving.)
Harper opens with au illustrated ar
ticle upon Silver and Silver Plato. A further
portion of "Travelling in Siberia" is given, and
there is a curious paper on the parasites 0f In.._
seati:V.Thefie lif. M : 1110 id; ail 8t ktite:ria Ling illifiti
cia ‘•Tho Last Years of Koisuscoir.i ililVocitianla.
Fork and lVages" is a sensible because praotioal
View of an important subject. The no chapters
of "The Woman's Kingdom, " by Mb Mules*,
ctOrdictil COIN-groWiMiclaPrelpoo,ll. tllig - his fit9ry 3
will be her thef ii'tilleh—fiiiitilt `bedan 14' it tut'a
real Pat?a,i'MiNft T NV l 9)F l 4T'ft Easy; C4alr) is
very geed, tins month : the' Allintlily' s pmeerd of
Qurront EvOrits is, nitrilye .)g00d..1,1 A t f : c ' ; i
Xacsesa,l 3iEtttiviiil;l3.elsusi.
11 Oysters, Clams, Eggs, Pickled Tongue, Tripe,
and all sorts, of Tatahpip,pf!T.§4. - vtlaloa t t o .:#1 4 .949
Pannell Janzuhi knows how to
MEN
'• Tun "new thing under the sun" pf which Sol
emn dotiNectLis Phildifii`iivattamiliiitlibil that
rare perfume fpr4, gannet be
described, for:th'er'irisltilliliiiigi HILO itin'the'whole
iealin - of fragrance Sold by all druggists.
,;3 P , , %.-; ZIARBiIAGEI3I 1 57 CI;,
0 • Mt obeli—
town, Sept. 7, 1868„ by,Roy. A., _ll. , L'l?aso, Mr.
John L. Lienibrtiits , knn
df Toga,
ALS NV 011'rl ATIIIIO NE. —I n Earlville,
Lasallea Co., Illinois, Aug. 18, 18(18, at the resi
dence of Cleo. Cady, by the Rev. C. S. Harrison,
Mr. Byron., AlsworAh, of Chico, ~col,lforpiar and
Jlrliss ii tliband, 'ditiegliter 'et Ci Rathbont;
Esq., of Blossburg,liog,a
HENRY—WILKINSON.—Aug. lfx, ult., by
Fev..J. F. Calkins, Mr. H. E. Henry, and Miss
annie M. Wilkinson,. of Delmar.
MOWREY-v-TOLES.—..S.apt:I3, ink," by
Rev.' if.. Mr. John Mowi•y; nib
Miss Eliza Irina Toles, of Chatham. '
. DA2s4.THS
.Charleston,•A lig:: 22, xdt3;' , Da
vial Bowen, aged &2.
In-the not 1841, ho espoused the rohlOoKso
4esuiChtist,3and at the Tainecthue helped area
ive the Welch Congregational Church of Charles
ton, l and .lied in the hope Of a glorious rusurroc
tion.
S'PECITAT,
—o—
4
• :
' :3 i;,. • •
Viiillcox -& Gibbs Sewing Machine.
413;111/ is strongerAtnd less. liablo. to rip in
ase or , Lock,Stiteb."—.."Judyce,
Repol ir " ut ; 44 .ff(lyind,7riall," Sand. for. thb
`atppor 1,", um! samples of Work,; containing bath'
slitpbos,,on tbe same piece of. goods.
GEO. C. BOW !N, AGEI4.Iy
.Ar. r. 29, 11S—ly. for Tioga Co. Knoxville, Pa.
•
. • 3 ,, ,• !
, t.O i , ;;; in• •
3r ck for:;1 - 6'44: , - c: -
nancetor, 'l3-Alok
of 6Otol' a
tjery,*Vieltsboro; by 't • PIipD.;IIIARGR'AFP.:'"
E ; cec2cto.' xOll ,
AISNTAIII: having been.
ranted. it4l4lte 'undersigned , upon the laet
nti.te.stentlast-of iticharil , 'Phillips,•lnte ni
I) . oekoitilbsdelitis4;t9,,
anti nil .eMitnln4 Agatititt.snid degoilout,.muet sek
' ) FRANbIS STRANG-4 t ,
Westfield, Sept. 16 , 1868.4 we ,; • •
Bstroy
C- 4 • i •
tA
, E to&the premises of thu su seri er, in
Farmington,' FePt. 7;lbreejaprlngtiCaives.
the owner is requested to pay charges and re•
claim thew. CYRUS BALLARD.
Sept. 16, 1868-1 t
4 \TO V.*
O.T OO ' 11 1 ,114):-,,Tr.t11e niaulvip tc ) §!{,aipth-;
2
linml vieo and pliers on another occasion will re
-41sti.tbipeqytiagthilwilv0V2/sqp-aN-urtit.
Welibboro, 1.6,1805.
STOVES, STOVES, STOVES
S ; I ;W I i 5L , ' - 42 411:kl ''
NgVni)64
Main Street,' Wellgboro; Penn'a
•-ri '.'
Tyflriti been appoinfed agent, for all first
class Stoves manufactured by Shear, Pack.
mtd Co., 'of A tbany; N. 1.".• ! •fitu re dy
IQ furnish the following named celebrated Stova:
COOKING strovEs,
) AMERICAN,
I NATIONAL,
iIOAIE COMPANION ; - -MONITOR
TILE BENEFACTOR, 'll
•
tlio' otwhich is' tbo best stovo I'ot - common
uio over in market; being.cheap,.well mode and
convenient:"- qibb,ite ra1. , 0, "
ELEVATED OVENS,
J'A.B.LOV, ISTOVgS, I ;
dAST IRON, various paderos,
SHEET IRON, Self
A LSO- 7 8toyes suitable for burning hard ur
soft. coal, will be furhishesl, tq.order. Customers
will do well to exatnino Jny i ) stook, which is as.
full and well selected - as any inWorthern Ponn:
sylvanim . I have also.put in a full stock of
Mis:aLi-clN7‘reitaike,
of all sorts. Thankful fur liberal patronago in
tho past, I respectfully solicit a continuonco of
the same.
Sept. 16, 1863
AGENTS-WANTED - FOR
Men of our Day :
Tiroirion:who govetn our CcOantry', , ihiliO7 its laW4
harp fought its Etitles, charmed,. ns with ,their (O.
wilco, founded our colleges, control our railroads,
ITlRollfactorles and our finances—ono attractive vol.
m
nu, full of livid interest, life•hke illustrations and
characteristic anccdoto. 050 pages-42113:10
steel portraits, and the limier over 50 men. Price low
to suit : tho tinets.
,The cheapest BB weltettuthealeestclp&
(cresting touivpittlialse6Nritbin Anti...Mlo
'rime) EVely hatlyNtatkill t 6 knbw thd , hlatory or,
these men. Send for circular to
ZEIGLER, MeaI:TREY & CO.
philadolphia, 6. Cincinnati', 0., Chicago, or
Louie, Mo. $0y:t..113,1868.-7,1n
I, ' • V , A
a.
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RI
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t!.l.l:voy it:,',.:—.4
Notice to Itilyge , Auaders.
i,v,, . ..,,,,,,,,, J.
111111 BRIDGE across Tioga. Riv i or at Spon.
_ cer's Mill, in the Township df Richmond,
pill be lot la, tlioa lowelakttnitabost f b Odor, ,otti gat
e1131313Y, on Monday , Sip s t. 21st t o'clock
P i M. Plan and . _ speci i a'afi-', cation a the same
itti se and place. .as'. 11 a giitA 11,
s P. V. VANNESS.
-, ) JOB. REXFORD.
!Well:thorn Sept.,Otikisqs. , Oorers
' ' at: '-.. -, \I \-"- ak A, —,-
-t-'=t- r. -Y,
I. ' Farm for Sale.
- 1
limiu undereignbdititters forlsale .on reason
:' able terms, a valuable farm, situated in Chat
ititm To wnship. Tioga Bounty Pa, on the direct
"ram] from Rtaoxle to ,Kcc a nt2y,ville;_ssix. miles
'l4ill. tiro tersimi pi CietL Antsiining-45feaeres'ills i
,asires improved. A good frame house, largo hay
hdrn and elitad, , aillittvosatt
,flors9: . lom ,also two
galcl apple orchards. Well - watered and well
adopted to dairying. Any one -desiring a good
fa r ina and pleasant home will-do well to apply to
-B. IT 'VP LIA VII. ,
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1 ••,.'•'. I.7blitilieiV Tiistifute . l- •`: t '`,i , '*
ItiAT thu Deerfield Academy, Rnoxville ' Mon
day
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Deard at the ilotela.at 5b to 75, gents per, day•pt
. I , torei..4lenril ce:rildeaerrirrid-idled, - 41itlse* . ders
"de; ire e Ate - rid ;one 'ir ftbe id ; Testi tateli;' be se rid. - '4' ,
16 tistae tortirrittbn, - Opufo. ,-.',' `.r'.. - ' .2"
._ Provisional cortifliiiites lieketifter lesited' te
l'etieliers—who,-without-batisfaetory excuse ; do
not toted the„lnsture, will b(ii marked :F,lve ofi
thl_ditaitilliketice or TirOliitit'g';,' '-'''',- '" 1 .1
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FR. WILLIAMS & CO., have got the best,
• birkest and 640'st stook of DrUgs, me'ff
16ines, Patent Medloines, Paints,\olls, Dye Stuff,
Itrhshes, Varnishbe," Olais plitty, - Yankee No
tions, Perfumery, iTollot Soap, Fishing Tackle,
40.0te4, 'ever,brouglit , into' this county. Th
will poiitively soil everything in.their line ohm - -1 - ,
cir
or than oau be bought elsewhere. They bong t
tbelf.kbods in' largo:a/114h titles end foftettottsb;i
and can :and }}still sell cheaper thanny:•othor,os
4011stat:int in this coup ty.l 'Dail' and examine
stook and prices. " ' P. R. - WILLIAMS & CO.
May 9, 1869. .No. $ Union Block.
4': •4. 14.. • .•
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• ; - ••1 G. Queries.:
"nratßE Oail'elose bnyers - 116d Pufn
White Lead and Linseed
Limber, Turpentino„tbe,,eheapes,t, at
P. R. WTLLIAMI3.,.fr. CO,
Nho sells the purest and best Drugs, Neat
Medie!no4 / a Bye
1.Y.4 P. R.`WItit.,TA.MS,A 110 '1
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Wh'ii , icereps tifeldigeit'sgoc af Paint Powders,
Tobth; Ifair;'43l6th and•'Neit fertisheS, and :salts
the cheapest, P. R. WILLIAMS, 44 CO:
Whore can'yo'n go to dud the boat and cheapest
Toilet and Saving . soap, Pocket Knives, Perftwo.
(WY:snide bit, Potnsideie; Writing Paper„ Pens ; npli,
1'0;16 = '`- PI It . :'Wit,LtAmg.,.k. co.. •
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'A S the Printorasay thpt success follows the
dilvortlisar; and'Bther paoplil sot=
to bolioVo,thoro, so wo.(that is, Nioktiam•di ,Fa cr.)
will take warning, follbw kbo' oattinpla, 'and in
form. the Toldio in general Oat fro have. a -good
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to be sold at good prices for goodcustomers—
anq, as we consider ell customeragogd—they.,will
ho vary apt, to be, off e red the same goods at one
: and ,the same price., We might begin and men
tion some ' of the various'articies and styles that
holplotnakii.iip our stock of ' •
! 1D23, daamo
• t:
1 •
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Domestics, .Yankee Notions, Hats
and Caps, Boots and Shods,''''
but as we have neither time nor space to finish
even, the beginning, we will merely invite you
to call, ask for what you want, we will toll you
the price, and then weigh out or measure off ae
seording to order. • • •
FLOUR • AN)) SALT,
the three great necessaries, always on kiln&
Remember Farmers, that we can supply you
With •
BUTTER FIRKINS, TUBS, OR PAILS,
... . ,
•
, .`....• :i!n l ± ~
and genuine old Ashton by the sack or pound.
;Wo pay Cash for Butter.
•
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Tioga, May 20, 1860.
tz
E. H. HASTINGS,
DEALER IN
Oroceries and Provisions,
oocKERy, GLASS=WARE,
t.
kiYANNEX , NOTIONS,
91,
SEWING MACHINES,
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At Whelamin rrtdas.
11. HASTINOS,
; hay ox 1863:4f. , Main St., Wallsboro. I
• . .„-
A.111VS:111 - ..-111UNIVEL
First 7)1;101,z\bospo I oy'e4rupStoro t Wellshoro.:
DEALER' IN'
„AND ,PROVISIONS.•
' Will keep constantly
,on hand everything in the
Of Familk Groceries, as wolf' as . Pro visions.,,
Tnys t
Ay of iiihfch will ba sold reasonable prices.
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Executors'..Notive., •
ETilthS TESTAMENTARY. having , •been
_EA granted to the undersigned upon ,the last
will•and Testament of Peter , Gieen; 'late. of Vet.,
mar, deceased, all persons iti'debted to thff.eouge •
are repugitcd.to inakti
alt hating claims against the strineVill'presera
thim tte-3.• •• tiT tIAGNEg GREEN,
; IGV,ORGE GREEN,
pep t. 2,1808-6nr. o ` l, • •"•' • Berk'
jr- AK 41,1 f i v 4) on ',Coramtina .in WC11111kro;i,
! 4,0 g, 11, nit ii 40; Arco-year-Oil rid steers. ,
Istiitice,lB hereby givOn , to'ltlke.oNtnor o* ovraira to
pfdve property.• pay. phar,gee, and tako theni
Away, dtspased of according to
aw.
.(, Q t nuas.i
"Sept. 2, High Constable.
HAW`4ZIVERTISEMENTS.
:_ _ • - .
Spring and Summer r4ade I
I TICAVE now on hand and still coming, a large
IX and well selected stook of
`,` OD- GOO DS;
oou3priatng everything needed. Our stook of
•
Lag IA 2:21100 641023
41.0AaAS, • P4LIIstS; CAMBitIeKS,
FRENCII JACONETS, ORGANDIES,
' . PEQUAS, VERSAILES, BLACK
AND COLORED SILKS,
' • 1 ' ; ,
ALSO,IRISLI AND FRENCH POPLINS,
• SHAWL AND CLOAK DEPART
MENT COMPLETE,
TRIMMINGS, DAS YANKEE NO
TIONS, HOOP SKIRTS, 'BAL.
' MOREL SKIRTS; OPERA
FLANNELS, CORSETS,
DOMESTICS -•
, REApx-m-AIyg, : cL9THINO,
Cloths and ()assinieres and 4 Tailor to
B ,
oots and 'S c hoes,
HATS AND CAPS, STRAW GOODS,
CROCKERY, WOODEN WARE,
HARD. WARE, SHELF HARD
WARE, NAILS, IRON,I
'l l .
SALT, Lilt E, PLASTER, PORK, FLOUR
Don't f got to look over our stook of
GROCERIES,
ihe moat complete stock you can find, such as
TEAS. We are old tea drinkers and know them
to be good. • .•
everything in the Grocery line, Gunja Bank
Codfish Bay Mackerel; Ashton Balt, what makes
the Butteo good, and nice firkins to put it in.—
Also, Butter Tubs and Pails; Butter sold on com
mission—no charges for handling; but would
like a small portion of the money you get in 'r t e.
turn,.that ip , if eufprices suit. .
FARMERS TOOLS,
full line. We are agents for tho Ohio and Buck
oyo combined Mowing Machines;
general depo
for fixtures and extras - for the the above ma
chinos. All kinds of " „_
COUNTRY , PRODUCE
talon in exchnngo for Goods. Wo propoao to
soli our Goods reasonably. ~‘fLivo and let Liv e;'
gisfonk at lhe•bounter—L6nly bne 'price. • •
\
• . . - ,T. I. BALDWIN & 00.
'pow', pd.; Apy t il gt!;T§qp,..,
MIME
J: A. Parsons & Co's
CHEAP CASH STORE!
THE SUBSCRIBERS ARE OFFERING
Great Inducements
Dry-Goods, Boots 6:,...5h0es
Our stock is all_ now, and cannot be surpassed
FOR VARIETY AND ORTAi'NESS
'Mb 'following isbut:a amali portion l' of our
BARGAINS:
GOOD PRINTS, 10ers.
BEST
, 121 9 PP. Y 1 1) WIDE SHEETINGS 12} .
- " ' BL. MUSLINS 15oTs
EXTRA al SOFT FINISH 20nTs.
SUMMER PANT STUFFS 20 TO 50oTs
TICKINGS is 6D To 2s 60 FOR BE ST.
'ALL WOOL SHAWLS ,
- A,LL WOOL CASHMERES 75eTs To $1
REA VIViIIIGkEIAMS 16 PTSe.:
FINE 'ALPACAS 31" TO 50 CTS. .
.A.T.,P,OLOA" POPIANSSI)CTS. „I .
;PARASOLS. 75 To $3, •
SUN lIMBERELLAS, $1,25 TO $2,5Q.
HOOP SKIRTS f0;*51,75:.
LADIESOIeV.ITERS:WS To
LINEN. HANDKERCHIEFS 10 OTS
LINEN HOSE, 090)) 25 OTS:
==M
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4 I 1
Tt. wilt pay to edit and''examine our stock as
weiare_bnying new Goods almost daily and sell
ing them very cheap,
'
' 411 , 1 q !1°! 1808.
SALT aaiiba had is wag 'quantity at
• x!3 , = • i • WICKHAM do FARR'S.
Tioga June. S. 1888.
PREPAID FOR
T. L BALDWIN & 00.
TIOGA, PA.
can't bo bent much.
MEE
at p. very
.small margin.
Cut and Fit.
SUGARS, MOLASSES,
1U1.1.1
LVII
to nil buyeia'of
EMI
Milli
Mil
Jl A.
PARBOIP 4 CO.,
.•f , , •
Corßing, N, 1.
*ea, Spring GoOds
IN 'CORNING.
El
•j have roamed a very LARGE STOCK of
, E;i
SPRING GOODS
MEI
=SI
ERIE
on'tbe Most faveiable teims, and will be sold at
vai3i entail ad4anoe from"einst.'"lVe think we
12;n:i0d i;lotIllnk in saying.that we hoop the •
BEST ASSORTMENT
and. the BEST ,QUALITY of Goods that are
kept in the place. Have a store light enough to
Ste what.you are buying, and pledge ourselves to
SELL AS LOW,
quality ecinaidoriid, as at any other establishment.
We continue to Disko our '
i ; :~. ~ '
CLOTH TRADE
one of bur 'specialties, and when dceiied
MAKE THEM , TO ORDER
on short, notice` and in the best manner. •We
have . added to our stook'a gobd assortment of•
CARPETS,
BRUSSELS; THREE - PLY. INGRAIN,
COTTON WARP, HEMP, AND
STAIR CARPETS.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH
and MATTING, and can sell them
GREAT b. S. TEA COMPANY
and 801 l TEA at New York prices by tho single
pound. Ali visiting Corning,,are invited to call
and examine stock and prices.
SMITH & WAITE
Corning, April 8, 1868.
micimmr,
Go to KELLEY'S and see the Latest Arrival of
NEW GOODS!
Consisting of a general assortment of
' a (.5
re . W
A o'ci
O'. oo us' , co? R
0 a k t g mi 4 E 1
4 4
A z g
g P ia 0
80 ' g
A 0 4: U
MRS., FRY'S CORSET AND SKIRT
SUPPORTERS, AT
saapiam . vs fiana aim oq; owl pms us so rani,
I__ NEW DRESS DRESS) GOODS AT KELLEY'S
S,AVATI'3II 9 1 ? S'IAiVHS AolulAt
GENTS' FURS AT RELIAEY'S
..wr- No chargo for SHOWING GOODS at 4rf
Wellsboro, Oat. 30,1.867
NEW ARRIVAL OF GOODS.
TOLES & BARKER,
WOULD say to their friends and the public"
generally, that they are now ree'eiving a
splendid assortment of Summer
DRY GOOD'S,
SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, PRINTS,
CLOTHS, OASSIMERES, VEST
: INOS, READY MADE CIA
, THING, HATS & CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
=II
also a largo and well solected stook of
CROCKERY, YARDWARE, WOODEN
WARE,, - STONE&WARE, KERO
SENE OIL; , PANTS & OILS,
SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES,
SYRUPS, MOLASSES,
ETC' , M. ) ETC.
We are able to offer our customers the benefit
of the .
LAST DECLINE' OF PRICES
~ i - '' ~
in tho. New York Market, our Stook laving been
pnrchased-olnee tho great decline in (tooth.,
Wellabor°, July 1, 1868
Dr. C. R. Thompson.
• , IWELLSDOROUGg r PA.)
Will attend to ProfessiOnal Dulls in the village,
and immediate vicinity of rellaboro.
Office and Residenco on State St. 2d door on
the right going Hatt: • [June. 24, 1868.'
10(000 IBRIOK FOR SALE, -.7
•
WItIGThI .t BAILEY,
Welloboro, Pa.
MMI
ME
EMI
consisting of
HOW VERY LOW
i
Wo are the agents for the,
O. B. KELLEY'S, \
(NO. 5, UNION BLOCK.)
such as
TOLES A BARER
"BRE.IIIII EXCHANGE!"
I sing, T sing of a curious thing,
Almost as strange as I3Ogga upon Tyng;
I'vo swung 'round a circle as round as a ring,
tints - while on ,the down east part of my swing,
I stopped at tho city and took on the Spring
STYLES OF GROCERIES
SUGARS ARE LOW IN THE NECK,
Molasses & Syrups
have a freer run dowpw a rd, with a funnel-sha
ped trail.
M.Etcll.7..ere.l,
however, ara cut from tho neck downward, and
the style is blue and silver with stripes.
BM
will be prepare& froth a drawing furnished to
ivory customer who buys a pound. Of tho styles
to suit complexions,! &0., I may mention that
you eat; have if you•long for it. I cannot get
tinio to look up all tie hard words which the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
use to startle tb9 innocent people about the coun
try; but you can depend upon finding the very
best of Teas at the
BEEHIVE EXCHANGE?
the styles aro various. You can have the latest
styles from the following fashionable foreign
MOCITA. JAVA, RIO, LAGUYRA JAM
PROVISIONS
Flour still wears hoops over all, and dispenses
with trails as unprofitable. I have all grades
eatable. Alt o,
. .
r RICI DRIED BEEP AND HAMS,
together vi l ith a lull assortment of light groceries
and canned delicacies. As over
Pays Cash or Trade, for all MARKETABLE
CAUL AT MATIIERS'S.
Wellaboro, Apr.l, '6B. W. T. MATIIERS.I
100,000 Pounds of Woo
THE subscribers will pay Cash, Full-Clutb
Cassimeres, Flannels, lco., Ike" 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
elagauzEl6l/a ,
i
which aro warranted in eve
'y respect. Particu
lar attention von to
. .
ROLL-CARDING & CLOTH-DRESSING
Twenty years oxporionco in the business war,
rants thorn in expecting a generous patronage.,
No shoddy cloths made.
KELLEY'S
DeLane Sc Co. at Wellsboro, Are agents for
the sale.of our Cloths.
JOSBPI! INGHAM Sc SONS
Deorfiold, 1808—tf.
Speciai Notice
T o G AL AAr
those i a
n i interested t
other k
i di nt n h d e s E f u rc h a so • of
R
FEED, MEAL, PORK, LIAMS; FISH,
J:O., of all kinds, will find it .to their ad antage
to call and examino
GOODS AND - PRICES
at M. B. PRINCE'S, Mozart Book.' '
N. B.—Cash pail for Grain, Potatoes, Bees
wax, Beans, Eggs, tt. - .$0
WelMoro, Ane 20, 1868. M. B. PRINCE
, TVELLSROI?O BAKER Y,.
THE SUBSCRIBER having established ) him
self in the
BARING BUSINESS. .
in this village, next door to E. R. Kiinball's
Grocery, is now prepared tocary on the business
in all its various brantha keerilion'4
Manny on band an assortment of Bread; such
as:
LOAF BREAD, BOSTON' CRACKERS,
GRAHAM BREAD, BUTTER
CRACKERS, B ROW N
BREAD, WATER •
• • •CRACKERS, SUGAR •
, CRACKERS, • '• .
DYSPEPSIA AND SODA BISCUITS,
OYSTER CRACKERS, CAKES,
• PIES, R I ND LUNCH,
at all.hours of the day, Sundays excepted.
By strict attention to business shalt endeavor
to merit the public.patroagey' '-
CHAS. STEVENS.
Welleboro, Juno. 24, 1868.
LAMPS:—A now kind of 'lmp for Korosinui
no breakage of ehimnoys—tit 'FOLEY'S.
CARD PRINTLNG— Ht lir' York prices, in
k) Colors or pluin, and entito suit orders, at :
I ' THE: Afirritrori,ol . riet:. -
, . . • --h------'-'-'--
I GEO. W. SIERICK., -
ATTORNRY . ANU COI.II4SLLOIL AT t
?Ohio° with W. 11. Smith, Esq.', Main S
opposito Union Bloch; Welfsborii, Pu
J4ly lb, 1868.
20 0 Pushsis,WinioN , Seed. 100 bii
Cloirof . Sood; atoicest kinds
WEIGUT 41c BAILEY.
The fashions foi
And more astonishing atilt,
TE.A..--,-TEA 1
TEA
Black Tea
As to
. 4 c)lXeges,
p0r .. V,.=1 , 3 Wit:
AICA, &O.
In the matter of
M A. T H E R, S
PRODUCE
"WIT au 11:1k*Anh)a
their Water Proof
Flour,
AND ; GIFT GALLERY
GR
. •
Go to King ix' pastmaix's
GIiAND I,GIET..:,,;GALLEiY
FOR YOUR
PHOTOGRAPHC
•
.„ • • •
• • .
P Gift ' ever s2' worth of Pie-
A 8 t i tl e :D a s: Frauses7, , o4l9 Y d
OVER 5O PRESENTS -TO 'BE GIVEN
AWAY!
The largest assortment of Frames and Cases in
Tioga County, to bo sold .lowt.for cash. In ad
dition to the low pricesi,we will give; away the
following Preset:4s t worth from fifty ; cents to fifty
dollars ; one hundred presents worth from $lO to
$5O; two hundred Resents worth from $3 to $10;;
two hundredPrestinfs worth from 50 cents-to s3.'
Tho presents Consist of Gold and Silver Watobes,
silver Cake Basket, silver Tea Belle, Castors, gold
Watch Chains; Seals, Chow', - Sleeve Buttons, 4,
Studs hi netts, Wet& Hooks, silver Plated Forks,
Teaspoons; all gilt Frames Cases, Setts, Cord and
Tassels, 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:
CONVINCEEf.
.
Your present given to you the same day of sit
ing. Prices thous= as last year.
GALLERY OPEN TO PRESENTS,
JULY LIT.
11
Don't.forget theplaie—ovor Eastman's Dan.
!lil Office, and 4 ors below Roy's Drug Store,
Jain Street.
1 CLAY RING d, EUGENE EASTMAN.
1 Welb3boro, June 25, 1868. .
Important ,Facts.
INCE Salutifer is now being used in thons
inds of families the -following facts are im
portant to be known. , • '
FlRST—Though it is the most powerful of all
popular remedies, yet it is so compounded, as to
he safe and harmless. Itidef such a nature that
it may ho handled and used by children, and
persons who aro igriorint of Medicines.
SECOND—It is found that Salutifer will relieve
severe pain in any part of the body sooner than
any other application.
TIIIRD—It is important that the bottle be well
corked, if loft open only a few minutes it loses
strength. ,
FOUITTH—This useful remedy can be 'obtained
from almost every dealer in medicines.
Notic©.
attention of Merchants and others liable to
J_ , a License, is respectfully called to the act of.
th e 11th of April 1862. Pamphlet laws, 492, reg
ulating tho 'collection and-payment of Licenses
which are payable at the Treasurer's Office on
the Ist day of May in each and every- year, and
by said net; fl.ll Licenses remaining 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 defaidt
thereof, to fire personally liable. Thosie liable to
a License aro therefore requested to be prouipt
in makingßheirpaymentsbefore that date, there
by avoiding any trouble to themselvesandmuoh
perplexity to the Trintsnrer.
,June 3, i " 86S. U. C. BAILEY, Tteasurer.
For Sale.
rilllE undersigned offers for sale the following
JL described property, situated in Mainaburg,
Tioga Co., Pa, ono House end Lot—'—the House is
24 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
Muse and Lot in-good order. The above des
eribcd House and Lot I will soll.at a low figure,
such as defies competition. Apply to
WK. H. RIJitEIEY.
MainsbUrg Tioga Co., Pa.
May 27,1568—8 rat
4T l 'rzri - xozi FARMERS 1
CPRINQ has poise, and those desiring full
3Plewerte•r•
at the Mill of I. Chamimey it , Co., which we are
selling at $6 per ton at our mill on Elk Run.
All kinds of Produce taken in exchange for
Plaster. Givens a call. ,
CIIAMPNEY tt, CO.
GainCs, Tion, Co., Pa., March 26, 1868-Oni*
Coal 'for Sale.
Co.Al2 ' §E BITUMINOUS COAL for Salo
Cheap, by
Sept. 28;1867
ME
Hero 1 Fruit Jar.
5000: OSS of the HERO FRUIT 'JAI/
for sato by
! - W. D. THRALL k. CO.,
'Corning, N.*Y.
:We arqrepared to Ell .orders for the -Hero
Fruit Jar as lout as they can be bought any
anywhere, and shipped from Corning.. We can
give special rates on large ,quantities. It is the,
best and most salable Jar in the market., Get
quotations from us before ordering elsewhere.
'March 18, 1868.-8 m - .
lIitYING. sold my location and good will in
tho.practiee of Dentistry to Dr. C. Thom-
I respeetrully recommend-him_to -
trans as I have made arrangements witi
perforin all operations for which I have
el. I can recommend him as a gent
skill and ability in the dental art.
J. H. 'RAND.4 ,
Tioga, Pa., May 13, 1863-tr. ' Snig,eon Dentist.
, .
HEAP, YE! HEAR . YE I .11Bia''YE,1-
BUTTER TUBS, &c • •'
Xept constantly on hand, and furnished
to or
der, by ' .
W. T. MATHER S,'
at his now 5t0r0, 4 ..d door above Itoro
Wollsboro. j. (June 10, 1888.) 7 -, e
THOINPSONi
[lll ll9 :spiEL±.• pay
BLAtIcstOTH, es two Ares,' and ;is prepared
to do 101'kb:if:IS otneork in hie line with prompt
noso, and in e , Workmanlike manner. Be• alma!
ex - colioncofin hii trade: '• • •
Manslioldlune , 3,lB6B-13 , :. - • • •
•
• • At tepiiOn . • IFeinheis,/ - • •
4,vvy.k.',m.;L-liEALi G• . i .941 ,1 1E, 1 - or
1.11. galls, contracted 'hoofs, old,sores on-Sor..;
see, hoof-Bound horsea--tho bait Salve in. ox;
istenco—for sale oi3ly by - '
'; ' It. WILLIAMS A. Co.' ..
Weltsb'oro,'Atig. 19, ' • •-" • -, •
CASH:Paid TOR, WOOL'
-, lb y-TOLES4 BA.11,KBR":,1(
July 1, 1863.-ke -.-, •
. Ada iinisira . tor . 4', Notice.-. •
LETTERSof adminiitration having been
granted to the undersigned upon the estate
or U. B. Wells ; late nf Jaokson township, - deo'd, •
sill persons ittdebtett to said estate and•all bay 7.,
log claims against t4e same will call.at once sad,
soffit., with BENJ.,IWELLS, •
, 3_N O. W. OUERNSET.
.-IL'e•ktgl, July - ^9 ISGS-13w - ' Adra'rs
,••:' • • 1 • • •
- - 7
A. W. AiYERS 7 .
iStiaCs3po r
tho only, .place this side of Now ,York qty ..
tiftorc . you wl.ll find conAtantl ,on( nand,_ a '
grim! aFsurtrito4,of
GRANIT.} 2 ; iiIOWI.I,IIIENT •
.
cut ttt 'the - celebrated Quincy'. and' - Ponder(); Clear,
shipcti direct to his ordet,; - '
also. •finems- .
Sarttuent of Marble and,Blato, Mantles, Coal
0 rules, Marble *ltelyes,l rack et s ' as -cheap
as can ! l c bought irt_the•State; 411`orders
rc.colco Rty 12t3
personal attentien..` p and
robins 'watet: 'Street,: k few' doers holosii 4yers:
Jewelry .
18884 Int: ' • 4.1 V; AYBR§.'
lANS
e t
,PATO4O 4 1VOOL, WITTER' AND
0 1 11E13gli; . by -0. L. WILLCOX. •
June 17, 1868. -
Mill
D. P. ROBERTS.
Notice.