00ME:1!1.A.TTERS.
WEDNESDAY, BEPT'R 23,1888.
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New rti t '
In B a nkruptcy-4ra. Baker. ,
Notice in Discharge of Nast:4 , ...6o6tbab.
o n ly Steer-:-Geo. Skelton - .
cloth i ng —Ctothing Lan° . Cp.
)larbinery for Sale—D. Austin, •
D uck for Sale—L; L. Russel: ' '•
SOtICA to Colleetors—ll. O. Batley.
„'
gyp Agenc,—; l . C. Jacobs.
I ; o ooods—Jamea A. Parson., .
MASS :ETI'NGSI
Hon. E. D. CUI.VER,
AND
Non. JAS. A. =RIGGS,
OF NEW-YORK,
address the people of Tloga County
A.TIII
WEDNESDAY, SEPT: 234
WELLSBORO
• • .• "
THURSDAY, SEPT. 4.
HOE. Wk. H. ARMSTRONG,
fill also be i)reseq, and address the
people:
hNqxvILLE,
FRIDAY, SEPT. 25. t'
The Grant'Clubs, Union Leagues, and
Boys in Blue; are requested to make all
necessary preparation's fOr such dem
onstration as Tioga never saw before 1
The Leagues,are expected to appear in
their uniform; if they have it, but the*
are expected to turn out, uniform or no
uniform. The albs and Leagues are
expected to make ,alt necessary arrange
malts for
A Grand Rally
Coroner:
The nomipaGon of a Suitable person for the
offioo of Coroner havingb l een ()reel) ked by the
County Reppblican Convert ion, the Republican
County Committee have a wed Dr. H. ii. Bon
ers of Tioga tor that office. ..._ ,
- - yUGH YOUNG, ..
Chairman Rep. Co. coznmitte..
Sept. 19, 1868. , .
OATS W ,•I!tuhels of Oats
wanted at: thie . olge:e. These Of our subscribers
who wish to pay: for their ; paper in Date, earilde
so until the above auseuxib js reepived.
„Or Correspondents are informed that the prosi of
matter is so great this week, that many interest
ing articles
. touching' the campaign and' local
affairs, are ,crOWded over. We cannot help *it,
much has to be'rewritten before it can go to he
compositor, and we. cannot do !matinee for ho
neglects of other' _s. •
GRAPES.—We, , ,apk indebted to D r.
Afoutford, of ,TiTestfield, for scrotal clusters of
Concord Grapes, raised by` . bira „this season.
They ara beaatiefr. We do:TiOt.learn wbother
has a large crop, or notf , We tippe . hemaY have.
BIG YIELD. „ —Mr. M. J. Griffin, of
Brookfield; writes us that last "spring 'his father
planted a Goodrich potato weighing two ounces.
On the l7th .of September ho dug from this
planting-Arty-two poonds'of potatoes ! We . con
clude; with him, thai this'inay suggest to farmera
that a little - seod• in a hill tray produeel a largo
crop., „
CoIin,EbTION.,4,--Iti' our, notice o the
Potter family; last Ivectir an , error occurred., The
mother of the family , is 92 insteadoflB years old,
as the types made its say. 'A
lilaeke of twenty
years, more Qr./00010es not seem,Muola in such
a life—almost a-century.
HEAVY Wednesday night of
last week was extremely cold. The mercury fell
11)* below 'freezing `point, and the frestwas severe.,
Friday night was 'nearly as . cold, W e 'believe
that the crops; save' the latest buckwheat, were
out-the way of the frost, however.. .
DAiNENPORT-tlie clever, caricaturist
and inasylr.of thp art of elocution, gave an en
tertainmenCat 'tunnelll last Wednesday even
in ~...11-1 - •atidiencea—Aa..--a---clalincat.r of
character, and as a ventriloquist,,,Mr. DavenpOrt
has few equals.' In fact, SigrOr Blitz cannot ap. ,
preach him in ventriloquial facts. - Mr. D.; coolly
informs his audience that ha is ahOut to deceive
them, and dOes it,. effectually. The , only 'regret
we have is, that the political excitement- spoilsd
his field for this time. He deserves a large audi-.
ence, tor his entertainments s ere calculated •to da,
stied. Hisiiiee't; in _three. seenes—"The Drank.:
and".:—.is excellent. If lifr. Davenport will come
here next winter he can have an audience worthy
Of his talents.. • •
CHURCH MATTEII.S.—Rt. Rev. Bishop
Stevens administered the rite of confirmation to a
class of upward of thirty at S . Paul's qiitircli in
this village, Wedrieidiiy nfteriiiion of list week.
t
A. number'. 4I ibis class had icceived,..,hap.-
;,bap
tism at the bands of ev. Mr. Mien, Intl- or 'this
parish, now of All henY, and the remainder
were baptized on the 13th, hy Rev. charlhs Break ,
of Wilmington, Del., ow on a visit to hi friends
and former parishioners in this village.
.1A lire
audieice Was present at the confirmation. - r '
Bishop Stevens preached in the evening. The
discourse was extempore, and won ail hearts by
Its earnestness, simplicity, and beauty.
The several parishes in Tioga county :crere.rop
resented on the occasion, as follows :
Blossburg•'-sov. M. L. Kern. ' I": -
Mansfield--Rev. Mr. Barrows.
Tiogts-Rev. JAL A po'biTe.
Revs. Mr. Montgomery, of Corning, and Chas
Breck, of Wilmington, bel., were also presen
and assisted in-the ceremonies.
Max ANII Boy SHOT.--A - gentleman
writes te:Sisim Farmington yielder date of Sept.
14, as follows:
"I hasten to.lay.beforo year readers the do
tails of a tragedy that occurred in our midst Jas
night. • ; - .
"It appears that a man by, the name of Fdr
sythe, living on. the , Elkhorn near R. Shaw's,
has been missing apples,
which' he supposed were,
stolen; and last night his , son Charles
. (aged
pbout 17) and Frank Denham, loaded their guns
4nd went to the : orchard to: watch.. They; lay
under the tree until, near. eleven - o'cloeic, .When
they heard some - ono coming. ; Charlie raised,up
on his knee, and peering through
.the„darkess
saw a man raise up his arm to get an apple,
when, *Without warning; bilked. The Man , fell,
to the gzettyt44roaning,, and, the boys Lledi' 'Ono,
went home, to bed; thb other went honie find
got a lantern, and. calling up the neighbors', Went
back to siee 'she %•'While they,-,ireitigtme,
the wounded,reatt and boy.fsi-there preyed t 9 't" )
two, bad managed to build a fire, and word lying,
by it. - The Man seemed to ,be hurt- the ,worst.
A wagon ,was procured, and the, wounded than*
was taken to Mr. Forsythe's, • who sent a boy
after the Doctor. , _ The boy met . Dr, otaith of
Tioga, on his-way to visit Mr. Colegrore. The
Doctor hurrled'to the scene, and ou examination,
found the man had 15 shot,
• lodged in, his hip,.
groin, and side, anddthe boy one in • his aria and
another just grazed his side.
"They were out' cooning," and set the dog
- out in the cornfield and "stepped evera into be
orchard for an apple when they 'were shot: The
names of the wounded Are Wib "Stratton, and
Daniel gee son of Mr. Daniel Clee,•,all of:Middle-
' =" These are believed - to-be-the facts in• the case,
and aro written with the view of: silencing the
thousand-and-ono stories-that would otherwise be
circulated:in regard to it." • • ' •
We - are mach obliged to-our correspondent for
the relation. • ,--
likEiP. The Grant'lClubs in the several
erection districts are requested to ap,
point a Committee to attend to the as
sessments itthey have not' done SO ati
read This work must. be done before 2d of October.
1111 E
_ TORCHLIGHT PltOCPsSION—FINEDis
rwor.—T4o Grant Legion of Tanners last formed
in this village, had a notable torch-light.-display
last Thursday evening. boys had= heard
from Maine; and as Our Democratic fallovv•eitimut
seemed to have retire'd froth' ppblio life iitiee, the
Maine thunder reverberated arlit'Mg the Alloghe. : ,
nies, it. was thought hest, to ilbunino their retreats
With the glorious light.of, victory. .Accordingly,,
On very short notice, Capt. Carvey, commanding
the Legion, summoned his forces to assemble in
the League Room at dusk, and prepare for the
work. In forty minutes one hundred men issued
from the League-Boom, attired. 1,4 at; ettps r and
capes, lately procured and hearing eaefi slimming
torch. The line of march was down Main i -st.,
and the affair was so well managed by - Capt.
Carvoy and his lieutenants that the company
looked like a regi ent as it passdd down the
street, the sides of w ere lined with epee 7
tators. . Meantime the firing--rty,c under- the
skillful direction of Mr. W. Bullard, fired a salute
'of twenty-five guns on the Public Square. The
procession having returned to the Avenue was
formed in a circle around the Grant .t Colfax
flag, and , thy : , whole joined in sioging
toynd the with: trierheq: *greet,: 4,i1410,
close of the singing three hearty cheers were
given for Vermont, three for Maine, three fur
Grant, and three for the Flag of the Free. The
.procession then marched up Main.st., to Lincoln,
hp the latter to Pearl, down Pearl and by King
at., to Main, halting in two battalions before the
residence of Judge Williams, who, being called
for, appeared, and , Made a' neat congratulatory
speech touching the, splendid victories in Ver
nont ;§.- Maine, and thanking the Legion for the
compliment. ' Threo hearty cheers - were' given
ferihe Judge, and the 'procession resumed its
march, passing down ,Main and out upon- the
State Road, and returning to - Main. Here the
-order of march was changed, the' procession
formed in column by division, and marched up
Main-st., to
_thef League - Booms: where, after
eheers for Grant, and Capt.' CarVey, 'the coin
pany broke up. The best of order prevailed du
ring the entire evening, and the officers of the
Legion deem() much credit for the ease with
which they dandled the company of irregulars.
This is but one out of several displays determined
upon by tho U. L. A.
Republicau Meetings
KEE,NE,YVIT;LE, Sept.2l,ev.ening. ,
EAST CHARLESTON, Sep; .2;s;,Everlinti.
MAPLE HILL SCHOOLHOUSE, Sept.
26, evening. Speakers will be sent.
GOSSIP.—A roguish boy was once ob
served bard at work to drown a mouse in a tub
of water. The mouse swam for dear life, and
once or twice succeeded in getting nearly out by
climbing up the side. On these occasions, so
hOpeful to the poor mouse, the cruel boy would
pidfe, him back. ." (live the little fellow a chance
for his life," Saida Lying laokeieelf
plucky he is, and have pity on him" So,
'when we see a poor, fellow who baboon " a night
and a day in, the deep," of degradation, - strug
gling for dear life to get out upon solid ground in
daylight, we usually sepootem one or, pore as
slduously labririneto push bah into into the
hateful gulf. Give him a chance for his life, ye
_who take a devilish delight in loosing his bold
upon better things. • Remember how difficult it
'is for him to look up and climb, and admire his
pluck. It is easy enough for one who has not
met his conqueiing teniptatiendo make'light i of
the struggles of a fallen man or woman to escape
from the bondage of a great crime against socie
ty, and an almost hopeless breach of Divine law.
The man or woman who regards him or herself
firmly •anchoredpu,selid ground,'may,fsney that
he or she can afford to laugh at the unfortunate
-vim has fallen into the mire. No greater mistake
was ever made. It is truculent prosperity exu/t
-.,
mg over adversity; and it cannot prosper. (live
the unfortunate every chance to recover and re
trieve what luis Veen lost. ''.l3ettef f ilitenti t tlAidfi?'
ing hand to every such unfortunate. Encourage
the vitip:a to persevere in, the begi,opings of
Ooine dad iliotigh i the work - Periiinemay prove
foorgreat.for the virtue left to accomplish, the ex
ercise of charity in every such case has - a'nrellek.,
action highly beneficial, 'At least 'none Ilan :a&
fo'rd,t_p push inch '4e'l!rifortiiate
Oral:1010 trying, to , al3tindon. If you t aanttet
help; detitdfindere i,-;' • , r. - •;„ ;
liomtliody hai Much to answer 4 f s or'''! tar the'
Braperor of- the Toads. Wife over saw' 'ate4d',.
big or littlei that.demeaned himself by,
lug some other toad,.bigger-ntid;- warder than,
himself! :KO; iyiien 'onclunittri c ilini - 'lltkr • anti .
fawns :Aport•angtheet4iratin, hint'
:toady," In the nrune,,Und for. the , b'oper of,,tbe .
'ancient oh& honorable' faMily of Batraohia,- we .
;protest against this grievous wrong in In
'the pane of the sacred crocodiles of'ilie..l4llle; in .
the name of the slimiest alligator pf
ippi and of the lizard tribe, whereier • Mind,
we urge a roforniln this matter of, calling aantes: .
Nho c . er saw a taad'rabbing
. trousera with; his _ Very
'young Cats, and tenlier dogs are chieirk — fair - --tt.,l
that sort of thing: t hen' let' the toads alone,
good folk, when you untleitake to define fawning
t • II
'and foozling ,as pertaining to humans. ..,13c,a.'t
; think to impose upon tho ancient and honorable
%plush LTheY ante-date Adam; you 'An *
and as ago is respectability, or so considered
aritOniman-Wershipera, sa the to,'ett:±4esi not be
imposed upon,
-.•-
—" Atinstr," The pohii entitled tiThe Ever
green Mountains of.-Life,"swas.-written by, James
G. Clark, the noted ballad writerand .
It has been published in nearly; everY 'SeivsPaper,
in the United Stites, and is tc be hid" of dealers
in sheet music' everywhere.. ,The music, as :t+ell
as the words; is by 11 . fr. Clark. The poem tO,Whieh
you direct attention, entitled •." To the memory
of . Wm. 13. Bradhery," is abold . plagiarisui, all
that is good in it being taken bodily from Clark's
poem.' 'The new language, is the. nature ,of
"adding insult_ to injury," iVe cannot: ati.9iver
your second question., In general„terme w 9 may
say that a . isregiiril or memo in wafters
of this kind does not - argue that the offender
Would 'plokr4ooltit4 - -bat 9ckrtio - 4 on
to watch your p00ke,,,,30147 pocket your watch,
while in his immedia42 - vbiliriLity, oar last
question we say ",prnb.Viliry
not worth thO.,
MANSFIET;D ITEMs,z—The , ;corner
stone of tho new Episcopal Church of At.- - James,
was laid by Bishop Stevens, Saturday' afternoon,
with the usual ceremonies' -and: addresses from
several clergymen present. The stma4 - is
cube of white sandstone, hammer 7 dreised,Lebout
2 Xeet square above' - .the, - ,groand.e+A Bibß;
. and
Prayer-Book,..tiewspapars of tite r : day,. religious
and secular, with a brief history ,of the. Parish
and list of the vestry, wardens -and Rector: Ito.,
ware soldered into a tin-box;.for which b cavity; in
the atone had been prepared; - and - all' was' then mortared over and above it, d alah'ef'' stone was,
placedroloti probably, to,bp disturbed during the
life time of any of the - speataters. • '
it I,s e.spseted that the building., frill bo,-,1711rd
and, ppt:, under„ coy er betbre"wilater; , 1 - 1 1
THURSDAY Sept ' j 'afternode," ' the'
citizens of Mansfield'sverCalio6ked by the now,;
l'E r usw9 sight of a dra n kel-M,sp,stagge,rlß,
the street. - 1V hero he'got is 'tin intet-i
eating question, as he eaine into the village with:
a bundlevver his, shortide.ri_over,tba river-bridge,',
about eleven A. M. and. perfectly 7 sober. 21,
Tia ;lira atc4. B. 'IC Eli I:
.drianiter. liqUer is sold in Mansfield ; legally ;!,
and moreover'this man has beercknosvnforytais,l
!as .'"a habitual drankardP and.- ferminly. was la;.
pest and - nuisance in the plac t e. iaitterly.weliave:
been spared fosut having oar night : amide hideous .
.by his drunken ravings rand ame;cold -night-he
was very near perishing,' `as,:ale :One thought-1f
worthwhile to take any-notice of. the means- ,and,
Bpreams , of olcr--," until a chance
,pasaer-by,
found.tiltbi almostlelpieWitillle snow and'took
'care of blth, The gentlemanwhe-hadz sold, hitn
, the liquor, of,eourse had.aaol farther: concern, for
hina,lafter taking the,pbor wretch / is Money 11.
•(!' '; • • • " 13.. 4. , AL
MASS CONVENTION OE BOYS I3`'
BLU-gAT
THIJASDAY: & P}EiPAY'OPT;_
.• :AND 2,D.- 1`.71
, ,
Nyo r nro requested to announce that ssquads of not,les . 's tha . rk Ihree with Noir' fu'Uii4es,
can Era, to . the Mass Convention fronr„XJiiii:4: - Di•
Troy at tiro cents a wile, -and: retard . - tree.;vl .-
&large.- The tiolptits will to:ipsuetinelbt-Fitittiolie
along the - ioadsStvf.;9; 0 . !);
retrivrt, on 9ctolier 6 All. to go
shorild WeileboroiL nt once;
stating the number froin eaolOneighboThoody'that
Le may, notify• Tial!road- °labials in time.
•Tioga•eoLiatY should 86611 a-, good flotpitation. 'lt
ii'belleydd thatuot leas than 30,000 soldiers will
parade On that occasion. Rally, Boys in Blue
Tiooa Co. Medical Society.
The meeting of the Tioga County Medical So
cietY,was a decided success. :All parts of ther
county were represented by men of interest. The
names of Drs. Darling, Jr., Phillips, Smith, and
Christy, were added to the list of members. Ono
item in the proceedings, of Interest to the Phy
sicians as rreli AS ,those, who require their servi
ces, is the Tollowina tie adopted by the
Society, Sept. 9th, 1868:
Visit in an ordinary ease,
Visit exceeding one mile, every additional,
mile,. - ,50
Visitin ivillaie4wbCre;Physician resides, 1,00
and every allditiOnal patient in family,. , ,50
Visit at. night 'in. village,, 1,50
Visit at night out of .town 33,1-per cent ad
dition/0 - •
Rlstiig at night to give med. or proscripticiri, 1,60
Verbal advice and pres. or Medicine, 1,00,
Written advice, i 5,00
First visit in consultation, , 5,00
Vaccination,• : ~; —': ,". ' . , ,
. ,2,00
Cupping,
Ordinary ObStOtrieztie, ..' ' " 10,00
Use of Portreps,,Turning, .5:43., , ' 20,00
Itedueitig, fracture of' Thigh; : 1 25,00
Redueihg fracture of Leg, - . l .l 15,00
Reducing fracture of aim orlore.arm, 10,00
Reducing 111,01)11ot, of Thigh, `' 25,00
Reducing lunation of Leg, . 15,00
Reducing hisation of atmnr forearm, ' - 1,0,00,
Introducing Catheter, - 2,50
Vaginal examination with InstruMent, ~ : '5,00
Extirpation of ordinary Tumor, 6,00
Exiirpation,of larger Tumors, $lO,OO to 50,00
Amputation of finger or too, 5,00
Amputation of Thigh, ' ' • 50,00
o knee, 80,00
*.
Amputation below tho
Aniputation of Arm above elbow, 20,00
Amputation of fore arm, . • '25,00
Amputation of carpal, bones ,, ' 15,00
.
Trepanning, 50,00
Operating for llyArocel.e; ' ~' . 10,00
ParacentoFis Thoratie, 15.00
Paracentestft Abdoutinis, 10,00
-
Reducing Hernia by Taxis, 10,00
Reducing lleinia by Instruments, „ 25,00
Oporaiipit'fur - liiiro-lip,, ' '' 15;00
Fistula iii Anti, - • •- . - 25,00
Fistula in Perinea, -
25,00
Ligating Arteries for Aneurism, 25,00
Ligating Arteries, slo,oo to 50,00
Post.nuireetn'exainintition, [COroner,] 20,00
Professional opinion in Court of Justice, 10,00
Removing Tonsils,' ' ' 6,00
Operating fur Phytnosis. .. . 5,00
Ailminisicring Chloroform i or Ether, 2,00
For all sitrgicni eases, The charge for operat
ing to he proportionate to the time occupied and
trouble incurred. D. BACON, St. D., See'y.
Ihraminaiion of Teachers
MEE
Ogdensburg,
.Suiiiron, tin kershu rg;
;Jitektsori;Vt4 ton . H.
,Chuthain, titarkB corners, " 12.
'Knoxville ActidOtny; " 13.
,Brookfield, South Road S. 11. " 14,
IVestfield, if 1 5.
• - 16;
Vttrinilyea's; 17.
llidlidays 5: 11.. .• ". 19.
- 20:'
Low,renoevillii, • - " 21.
Nelson, " 22.
Farmington
Covington.
Mansfield, '
Char,leston, Klock S. LT..; :28
Delmar', no S. IL . "'"'l29
WidlebOrro, , • , "• '3O,
Wellsboro, or.lith 13th and 20th("
firivajc e tuninati9llB,
' N 4.); dertifiCates, renewed or endorSed.
' ' Examinations commence at 10 o'clock A. M.
Applicants tire oxPected to be , punctual.; - to bo
examined at ',the' first examination :they attend,
and .ou, Tr. S. llistery in addition ,to the usual
tiratiches • to bring with theta, pen and ink, a
B)l6e ' t loolsoap paper, and an envelope with
address oh i tsinnp` if the certificate is 'to be
thailed to th'etr.
Directors and' ell friends of Education 'are
cordially invited to attend. .
• ; • • J. P. CALKINS.
; • ;• CO. Supt.
an.AND BAIttEetTE i—Thdie IA to . be
grand Rally and Barbecue at Woodhull; N. Y.,
Wednesday, &Rt. 3 . 0, 1868. Horace Greeley and
Geri. Butlerlvill be present'and address' the peo
ple. A Roasied Or will be aerved_ at noon. It
is to be a big thing, of course, but why-tbe deuoo
qe. you hold meetings in York State wheri -- -th,
light,ia. on Tenneylvatii 1, . Why, ?
1 Grant & Colfax Clubs.—The times of meet.
-fieg ore 112-ibttowr : •
Broillitield,Stqurilay eyenings.,
Charleston - .=-T,ti,,esday fivonings.,
chsthaio-:-Saiurdny oVeniinge.
Clyiner—Satnrday evenings, gahinsville.
Covington—Friday, evenings.
East Charleston—Saturday evenings.
• :11:11iltud—Thnrsday,evanjfigs.
Par4tingtou--g4urstlay evenings..
Jackson- r Tuasday 'eFonings.'
Knoxvillo:=Vridit'y tiveningi.
• Lavironeavillee4Wodtiesday.eVenings.
Liberty—Tuesday evenings. ,
Middle Ridgo—Saturday evenings.
• 11.1iddlebury—Saturday evenings.
Mansfield•—Saturday evenings.
Nelsen 7 —Saturday evenings.
,Q4ebla— if iVedziesday evenings.
Round Top—Thursday evenings.
Ilistland—Tharsday evenings.
'S ( 6,utb' Chirriestnn—z-Tuesday evenings.
Stimy Feric—Wednesday evenings.
- c Tiega,--Saturday.evenings. .
' ° Boma' el. L. of All—Sn'torday evenings
• ,
Ullion—tsaturday evenings.
Ward—Saturday evenings.'
Yirelitfteld—Tuq.dayovenings. , .
Wellsborol—Friday evenings.
Other names w i ll( be inserted as fast as they
are'reeWed, and' the table will be L'pnblished
weakly during the Campaign.
X.ac>ocial. 13ueti2s8IJ.
Tliesubsoriberli are ; selling all wool Empress
Clothe; handsome colors 50 cts•; plain and white
Alpacas 31 cts; handsome Dress Goods 25 ets;
good faSt colored prints 124; good - wide Shoot
ings 12:1; good lrido bleached Muslins 12k; win
ter BalTnorel Skirts 0,251. double Shawls 53,50;
good wo6Peteseittieres 75 ets. to $1,25, and tots'of
bfirgains in tho 'entiro stocic. Call and soo for
yqurselves. J. A. PARSONS,
Sept. 23, 1883. Corning, N, Y.
_ .
Npur,Efooas Xvsr•GOODS.—Charbe
,is now
in ' Now Yorkiniying a'fresh supply; of Dry Goods
Giibcories, Boots & Shoes &c., which will bo sold
at astonishing,:bylow prices. So look out for
bargains.' '
Bring on your Butter, Eggs, Grath do Cash and
take home lots of the needful.
C. S. MATHER & Co.
Lawrenceville,- Sept. 23, 186 S.
The largest, best and cheapest assort
meht of fratnes ever brought into Tioga County,
71 . 01 /prgo pictures in every way. to snit, and card
pbotograpyt of $1,50 per doz., alt going fast at
Frank Spencer's Art Gallery; lilitnsfied, Pa. '
lbee. 25 tf.
C. 0. THOt , IPS ON,
St* t.'"sStreet;." WeUsboro ' ."Pa., finishes photo
grdialts India • ink, Oil, or, Water ;colors, for
the trade or Co individual order. Copies old, pic
tures, large or small in a finished manner,
'All kinds of Oval, and Square Frames on band;
4ntt ;Is low prices as can ho found elsewhere.,
4 ,Chililt taken leeitillianke for all .of work
or goods,--..4p.
MARRIAGES.
._ ~^rs
ANDREWS—BRMAN.—Iii Middlebury, Sept
12, by the Rev. SJlntler, Mr. Frank M. Andrews
of 'Wisconsin, and Mies 'T.'lleman, of Middlebury
WBBSTEII—BAIINIIART,—At the same time
and place, by the same, Mr. David Webster, and
Miss pheiie 'Barnhart, both of Tioga Co. Pa.
•
DEATHS.,
HALETT.-111 Middlebury, • Selit. 13, 1803;
Augle, dadgtiter.of A. Id...and S. J. Hazlett, aged
intditbsDll 1:3 days. ' •
SPEC - I - AI, NOTICES.
—o—
•
, • • -
• ;Willcox -84. Gibbs Sewing Machine.'
tfisiteain' is "trenger find lose' lieblo to rip to
oqo th'en - tho toOV.Stitcb."--- 4 ..fudpert
Report," at the 41 .01 4 eriur fiend for the
- "RePort,"•and , earoPlea of Work, containtng.both
finds of !;titelaps,: on the same pies° of goods.,
4449; 18-I.y. for Tiers. Co; PlOXViiie t Pa•
;11• R. WILLIAMS do CO., have got the best,
largest and cheapest stook of Drugs, med
icines, Patent Medieinet, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuf f
Brushes; Varnishes, Glass, Patty,. Yankee No-
Hone, Perfumery, Toilet Soup, Pishirtg Tackle,
4e., dm, ever brought into this county. nay.
'will positively soli everything inthelr linb cheap=
er than can be bought elsewhere. -They: bought
their goods hi large quantities and for nett cash,
and can and will sell cheaper thati tiny other 'es=
tablishment in this county. Call and exarnine
stock and prices. P. R. WILLIAMS ct 00;
May 8,1863.
No. 3, Union Block.
Queries:
,
WHERE citn,close bnycits find Pate tnglisit
, White Lead and Lin Seed Oil, yarniShes,
Locker, Tarpon Ono, the cheapest, at
P. li, WILLIAMS, da CO. -
..
$1 00
Who sells the purest and best Drugs, .Patent
Medicines, and Dye Stud;
: P. R; WILLIAMP,f4 .00. it
Who keeps the largest stock of
• Paint Powders,
Tooth, Bair, Cloth and Nall Brushee 'arid' sells
the chetipost, ' ILWILLIAli8;& •00.•'•'
Where can you.go to findibe best and eheapeet
TOilet and Saving soap, Pocket KnivesiPerfam
ery, Hair Qii, Pomades, 'Writing Paper, Pens and
Ink, to WILLIAMS,- do
STOVES, `STOVES,_STOVES.
Main Street, Welisbore,-
JUL T_TAVING been -appointed-agent for all first
elm Stoves manufeettired :by, Elltear,,Pneh
ard k Cb., of 'Albany, - N. r. I aril: Fibw ready
to furnish thofollOwing hatned celebrated. Staves :
COCKING STOVES,
AMERICAN, 1 NATIONAL,
OME COMPANION, MONITOlt:
TItEI4:P,P,itFACTOR,
the let* of wldaix is tho.best stoVeior ooiniaoa,
use over in market ;"'being cheap, well'made, and
convoUlent. ; I have also, iveriet) ,
ELEVATED *YENS,
PARLOR STOVES,
CAST IRON,
_various patterns,
SHEET IRON, Self Reiplatois.
October Otb
co, 8
i - 7
(4 ' 8
cc I)
ALSO—Stoves auitable for burning hard or
loft coal, will be furnished to order. Customers
will do well to examine my stook, which is as
full and wall selected as any in Northern Ponn,
Sylvania, I have also put in a full stock of -
of all sorts: Thankful for liberal' Patronage in
the rut, I respectfully solicit a continuance of
the sauce.
Sept. 16; 1g68; ; A AVIIE.ROBERTS.
, At 23 .
. 26.
" ,2T.
AGENT. .WANTED FOR • ,
Men of our Day:
The men who govern our country, •make ; ha laws,
have fought ihr battles, charmed us with their elo•
quenee, founded our colleids, control our railroads,
manufactories, end our finanees—one attraetive vol
ume, full of vivid interest, life-like illustrations and
characteristic anecdote. 050 wel44illed pages-42 fine
steel portraits, and the lives cf over Ninon, ' Pike lbw
to suit the times. The cheapest as.well as the most in
teresting book published within five years. Baled Im
mense.. Every body wants to know the life history of
these men. Bond for circular to • '
IideCIIRDY & CO.
Philadelphia, Pa, Cluelanattl, 0, Chicago, 111., or
St._ Louie, Mo. Eept.113,1568-7m
Farm fey' •
THU undersigned offers for sale on reason
able terms, n valuable farm, situated in Chat
ham TOwnship`.l'ioga 'CountY Pd.r on the direct
road from Knoxville, to ;Reeneyville,"alx' miles
from the former tiltioea, containing 1150 - aoresill.s
acres ;improved, A-good frame house, le t rge bay
barn' land sh'ed,,ao.a. gtiod horse built; Web-two
good apple-orebards • Will watoied-arid well
adapted to dairying. Any ono desiring a good
farm and pleasant home will do well to apply to
; • '• • VANDPSEN.
'Saps. 2.'18884 '
`scut is Nvtieel '
ETTERS TfiSTAMRNTARY having , ,been
grantea to Ibtftillatereiglierhpho the lest
and testament of Richard; Phillips; ate_ of
Westfield borough , deo'd, all persona indohted - to;
and 'all'claiMing against said doeedoni ginet set.
la With " ' ' , BRAN'CIS V1,R4p7421t. '
p'estflaid, Sept; 70, 1881376ws , Hu:
-r
THOMPSON, :
quicispiaLD - • 4
BLAOKSWIITEL has two fires; • and is prepared
to do all. hinds.of work in bis lino With promp t
.
neat, and in n'iverkinanlittn manner.. 11enitnel:
at excellence in hiti trade:
Matiefield'inrie 3, 18118-li,
t • •
STOP TItIEP .
the Man' Who tool. a gnu.
lock, from Mi. tibaplately will return
will not expcidt hint I and if this man who took a
hand. vice and pliers on amber occasion will re
turn thorn, no fai ther pro - cot:dings be bad.
lam on the tia-c;k of both,- JAMES LOOKE;f
• Welishoro, Sept. , 1411, 1868. - -
T ETTERS
,TERTAMENTARY hating he 4
.114 granted,te tbe undersigned upon 3. the; )09t
wilt and Testament of peter "Green, laic of Disl-!
mar, deposed, ail persons ipdebted ,to alienate,
ere requested to. make immediate ..payment, and
ail having claims against the anteervill . - present'
them to ,: , ; AGES, GREEN,c_
GEORGE .GREESTI
.;
TAKEN 1:1'1' 3 '150 - 1120 ,Oomtaono - In Woliaboro;
Ang. 21, alt. ' two thieo-year:old rasteera.
N'otico is horebyrgiye , to, fli,e , o r waotor owners to
Prove property pay' i3liargea, and"Auk° Them
awoy,or,they will, I ?a . diapoact4 aooorditig:td,
, - F, ELLIS; -
eopt. CoaitalitC
"MOUE , MEAL, always on band at'
J: Jane 114068. JAMES M. BIINNEL'O.
YES 1 , 71 7 ES 1, YES ,1
WI I LIA . AIII
Agent for ult. flrst:elass Stoves,
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Executors' 'Notice.
Sept. 2, Ikl,6B—aw.t
Esircry.
NEW ,ADVARTISEMENT4,
PREPARED TOR
Spring and Slimmer Trade I
,T. L. BALDWIN FL 00.
TTAVE now on hand and still coming, a large
;
and welt selected stock of
"GOO‘D GOODS "
ti
comprising everything needed. Our stock of
tkirlin,ltli,'l4 - 66a4
ALPACAS,: 1 1 0,PLINS, OAMBRICKS,
FRENCH JACONETS; 'ORGANDIES,
PEQEAS, VERSAILES,ELACK
• AND COLORED SILKS, •
ALSO; IRISH AND FRENCH POPLINS,
---- !OKAWL AND CLOAK. DEPART
----ME NT COMPLETE,
TRTisIMINGS,' LOTS , YA NO
-1 HOOP SKIRTS, itAL
MOREL .SKIRTS, 9PERA .
FLANNELS, CORSETS,'
I DOMESTICS,
,KEADY7MADE CLOTHING,
Cloths and Cassimeres and * Tailor' to
, • „ Cgt,amipAt.,
`Boots and Shoes,
HATS AND CAPS, STRAW GOODS,
CROCKERY, WOODEN WARE,
RAID WARE, SHELF HARD
WARE, NAILS, IRON, ,
SALT, LIME, PLASTER, POW FLOUR
Don't forget to look over our dock of
GROCERIES,
the most• complete stock• 'yen can lindisuch as
TEAS. We are old tca drinkere and know them
to ho good. •
SUGARS, MOLASSES,
etierythlog:in" the IdideerY 11riej:"Ganja' Bank
Codfish Bay lifaekerokl, Ashton SattOrhet makes
the Bntteo - good, and nice' firkins to put it In:—
Also,•Butter Tuba and Pails; flutter sold on com
mission—ao charges for hapdling; but would
like a small portion of the money you get in re
turn, that is if otir . jirideasuit, J
FARMERS TOOLS,
, • .
fanned We a e agents for the Ohio and Buck
eye -combined 24 Gyring, Machines; • general-depot
for fixtures and extras for 'the the above • rda ,
chinos- All kinds of ' -- • •
rl . . -. •
• t
. ,
•
FiculsrrAy , ; , E , Ropp•on
taken in (=hang° for•Qoods.: ,Wo, propose to
sell our Goode reasonably. "Live and let Live"
prioes4iven . at the counter—only one price.
T. L. BALDWIN A PO.
Apr 11,29, '
„
Domestics, Yankee . : NOtiCti3l3,
• ftfia 'Capt3 ' 3300 ts and Shoes
- .- Sze., &e. ;
butine we,hayo neither, timomor apace to. finfah
even boiiinling, we will nierelyinvite'yon
to cell, sialiierzw.kat yeia(W i ant, we 'will tell you
thit prioo,'and thei - weigh•out or I:n*4ll,llre, off no
cording to order. ' '
FLOIJW,,A.ND
tieitiree igionfneoesearioli, obyliya on hand.
r I .
.3.10 pi :7 - e , .
• etube Farmers, that ' wo can supply you
with i „ . . .
MEM
OR
.
and genuine old Ashton 1 y
1 • sack or pound.—
W'6 pay Cult for MAW!. : ' •
Tioga~ Mar2o, 1868.
MB
LOOK 'AT THIS?
Sher::rssl thnt eue follows theAlib„aterti„ana - ottreoiseem
'to believe thetn;oo wo Wickham &Parr)
Will take Warning, follow ' the example, and in
;form the'pnblie In general that:wel. have a
,good
sleek of, good .
C:..'
CPZ;
AD
Lf'_ •
o 0 0
to be sold at good prices for good Oustomers—
and, as iv 6, on sider all.ou stomata good—they, will
bd vary apt to be offered the same ibods: at one
and the same price. We might begin and men
tion some ‘of the viariona article!' mid.styles that
help to make up our stook of
(O OILDs
E., 11. HASTINGS,.
.
Growies and Provisions,
I
CROCKERY, GLASS-WARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
SEWING MACHINES,
Eureka Melodeon,
!• May 6 1868-tf
JAMES 1 1116.[BUNNE)Lf
-":First DoOr aboaiß,y'aDrdgfEltore.'Wellaboro., -
; •
. •
FAMILY: - GR
PROVISIONS.-
Will ktiep constatitly:on hind iverything itlthet
lino of Family-Orocorles, as well as -,ProviaiOns,
Rrotte,Confaotionory,Ntinkedliptiona, ToypAo.
bo sold at " onablo
. . UNNkts.-
Ma y 6; 1888-4 y.
paa ka had in 4 ---- quantlt—
sl:;'
, ,Wl 9 111‘4,44
_ og* Joie. $, 1 648 1 .
. I
UM
TIOGA, PA.
• \ NI. t 1 •
can't be boat
ME
at a vdty 9tnnll margin:
BARR
Icz
EOM
'DEALER IN
AIM
ANA, TAB
At, Wholesale prices.
B. H. HASTINGS, „
- Main St.;-Valleboro.
New, Spring Goods
IN CORNING.
1 i ,
, r
rei3eive a very 14144 E 81'00K of
SPRING GOON
- . ,
on the most favorable 'terms, end will be sold at
very smell advance from colt. We think we
hesard.riothing ip saying that we keep the
BEST lASSOWOIE:NT
and tho'ilE s St QUALITY of Goole that are
kept to Wei Place., have aet re light enough to
too :what you'are i bn3iing, and pledge oureolvoa to
• ,
"'SAL AS ILOW,;
'Anality,conaideced, as at any other ei - ti s aThia thm t.
We continue,to make our •
=I
=
CLOTH TRADE
I'd' •
ono of our speoialtios, and when desired
MAKE' THEM TO ORDER
on short, notice and in the best manner. We
have addisd to our s took , a good assortisient of
CARPETS,
BRUSSELS, THREE - PLY. INGRAIN,
C9TTON WARP, HEMP, AND
STAIR CARPETS.
FLOOR- OIL CLOTH
. and MATTING, and can sell them
HOW VERY LOW,
• We are the afteritaiifor the
GREAT U.- S. Tilt COMPANY,
and sell TEA at Now - York prices by tbo single
pOund. All visiting Corning, are invited to call
and examine stock and prices.
SMITH .zt WAITE
Corning, 6iril 8, 1808., .
x3ox.ii3co cowl.
lo KELLEY'§ aiul see the Latest Arrival o
=1
NEW 9-ooDstT
Consisting of a oneral essortment of
L
C=l
A p`•E' l
E 4
P:1
MRS. FRY'S CORSET AND SKIRT
SUPPORTERS, AT
*S4ASTIMI le milli. ^au eq; ass pug No put,e
, NEW DRESS GOODS ATKELLEY'S.
TaH7. 1 138 SrIAiVH9
GENTS' FURS AT KELLEY'S.
Of- No charge for SHOWING GOODS at 4ye
Wellaboro, Oot. 30, 1861
NEW ARRIVAL OF GOODS.
7fOLES:vBE'BAIiKER,
(N 6. 5, UNION BLOCK.)
OULD say to their friends and the public
generally, that they are now receiving a
splendid assortment of Summer
DRY GOODS,
SHEETINOS, SHIRTINGS, PRINTS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VEST- ,
' INGS, READY MADE CLO. _
- -THING, HATS & CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES, .
tiled a large and well selected steak of
OBOCKEitt HARDWARE, WOODEN
WARE, STONE WARE, KEEO.
SENE OIL, PAINTS. & OILS,
SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES,
SYRUPS, gOLASSES,
We are able to offer our customers the benefit
of the - -
LAST
,DECLINE OF PRICES
In ilia Now York Markot, our Stook having 'Coe
tittichosed - icOkbe - grOa(declino in Goods. ,
TOLEB - & BARRER
W ellsyoro, July:l 1 ,
86g. ' "
Dr; o.` S. Tiaimpao.
[virtmtanonomin Pal
Will„attend, to Profeestonai T calls ►n the , villogo,
and ithmediata vicinity or Wellsbore.
Office and itavidence on "State St. 2d door on
the right going East. '[Juno. 24. 1868.
100 •
000 BillOK 'FOR :SATiE S --'
, by
• • W4IGHT 41r, BAIT.BY,
Thllibors
consisting of
E
KELLEY'S
C. 11, KELLEY'S,
such as
tTO;. DTC., ETC.
`BERiIIIVE EXCILINUI"
I sing, I sing ota curious thing,
Almost as strange as Beggs upon Typg;
I've swuneround a oirelo as round as a ring,
And whilo on tho down east part of my swing,
I stopped at tbo city and took on the Spring
STYLES OF GittICERIES
The faihions for
SUGARS ARE LOW IN THE NECK,
And morons onishing still,
Molasses & Syrulis
have a freer run downward, Stith n faunel'rqha
pad trait
AtErtalmer el,
owever, are ont - from the neck downward, and
' the style is blue and silver with stripes.
TEA
TEA
.8
I
will bo p oparod from a drawing, furnished to
(ivory cu tomer who buys a pound. Oftho styles
to suit omploxions, 4',43., I may montlon that
- i
, i Black tea,
you can hp° if you-long col it. I .cannot got
time to look up all the hard words which the
GREAT./ .---- i - MERICAN , TEA COMPANY
use to startle the innocent people about the -
fry ;,but you can depend upon, finding the very
bost of Teas at the
BEE-RIVE EXCHANGE?
f ~ ~ +
popr®e►,
the styles are various. You can have the latest
styles from the following fashionable, foreign
ports, to wit,:
MOOHA. JAVA, RIO, I'M:MYRA JAN,
PROVISIONS
Flour still wears hoops over all,) and dispenses
with trails us unprofitable. I • have all grades
eatable. Also,
'PORK, DRIED BEEF AND HA S,
ogetbor with a full assortmeut gro arias
and cantina (Minato& As ever
MATH E R S
Pays Cash or Trade, for all BIAK
RETAELE
PRODUCE.
CALL AT MATHEirtS'S
'Wellsboro, Apr.l, '63. W. T. ..MATIIkIiS.
100,000 Pounds of Woo
Wanted.
THE subsotibern will pay Cast), Full-Cloth,
Cassimeres; Flannels, &a., &c., for Wool.—
They also manufacture-as usual—
TO ORDER, OR ON SHARgS,
.0
to suit ouatoniers. All work warranted as rep
resented. They invite particular attention to
their Water Proof
elikgßZEMMgo
ROLL•CARDING &.O,TH-DRESSING
Tienty years .experience in tho business war
rants.thom in expecting a generous patronago,i
No shoddy clothe made.
DeLino Co.- at Wellsboro, are agents for
the sate of our Cloths.
ING:IIk4 4 §IbINS
Deerfield, May 13, 1865ttf.‘
To ALL those,interesteld tho purchase of
GRAHAM'an4 all other kinds of ,
Flour,
FEED,. MEAL, POitE,' HAMS,,
of all kinds, will find it to their advnntago
to oall t d examino.
GOOpS AND PRICES
at M. B. PRINCE'S, lozart Block.
•N. 8.--*Catli paid for Gral Pptnt4Bs,• pool
wax, BOAIIB, Bggg,,,Sco.
I Wellsboro, Jurie 20,"1868.• Mi. B. PRINCE,
„WELLSBORO BAKER Y.
rEIfBPtCRIB” havin4 eoabliabetl lark(
BAKING BUSINESS
in this villngt!y riox.t door to E. It. liimbalrs
Groceryi is - now prepq4ed to cart' on the bushes
in all its various bait:lobos. I will keep con
stantly on hand' an assortment of Bread, such
as -
LOAF; B i nAD, BOSTON ORAOXERS,
GRA AM. BREA.% BUTTER ,
AOKERS, B ItovN
TREAD;A •T, R
' CRACKERS, SUGAR
..CRACKERS, - . .
DYSPEPSIA: .AND _SODA.., wscprrs,
OYSTER CRACKERS,,-GAIOS, •
PIES AND LUNCII,
,
atilt 11Qura Of the day, SUnfrloys excepted.
By strict uiteaooit to boainess sbnll endeavor
to merit the public rhitronogo.
CHAS. STEVENS,' '=
Iroflab;lra,.,Tur.e. 24, MS. '
~..,
T A NIPS----A, new kind of lumpforlieroaeno I
1.4 - no broakngoof chimney e -r-u t
.
r•AUD J-1 ur NTING—at,,Nor oriLapri~os; in
•Colors . or plum, null, eat to twit orders;
- Athi.A.roit.OrPicl:,
GEO.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT. LAW.
OdlEo with -1 W: 11. Sinitfi, Esq., Main Silva.
opposite Uniou Rlgolc, Welltibero; Pa, . •
July 15, 1808.
HOOP SKIRTS, a t ' E
- Do lirn lis-otAir.
MEM
TEA ,TEA I
As to
AICA, &C
1
In the matter of
7 respect. Purlieu
Won to - -
GRAND GiA,LL
Go to King;. Eastman's
GRAND GIFT GALLERY
FOR. XOlirt,
PHOTOGRAPHL
splendid QM with, every $2 worth of Pie.
A
tqree, Frames, Cord and Tose°
OVER 500 PRESENTS TO BE GIVEN
AWAY I
The largest assortment of Frames endemics in
Tioga County, to bo sold low fo'r cash: In ad
dition to the low prices, wo will give away the
following Iresenteworth from fifty cents to fifty
dollars; ode hundred presents worth from.SlO tO
$5O; two bltndied presents worth from $314 $ 1 0;
two hundre presents worth from 50 ionts tot&
Tho preso nsconsist of Gold and SilverWatehes,
silver Cake. Basket, silver Tea Bent; Caitors,gold
Watch Chains, Seals, Charms,- Sleeve Battens,"
Studs in setts, Natoli Rooks, silver PlatedFikits,
Teaspoons ; all gilt Frames Cases, Setts, Chird - andl.
Tassols, Gold Rings, family; Bible, Ristory of the
Secret Service by Col. Baker, with other
eats too numerous to mention.
COME ONE, COME -A.LL, AND SEE
FOR YOURSELVES AND BE
CONVINCED., .
Your present giv,in to you tbo same day of sit.
tin. Prices tho same as last year. - .
• -- - ' -
r ALLEM OPEN TO PRESENTS, 1
1,
it
JULY IST.
Det forget the place—over Eastman's Den
tal Ltice, and 4 doors below Boy's Drug Store
Main Street.
CLAY KING a EUGENE EASTMAN.
e •• o Juno 25, 1888.
IMPOttan ; etSe:
OINCR Salutifer s isumnilieing thowf
, ands of families the following facto are im
portant to be known.
Vinir—Thotigh it is the most powerful of all
popular remedies, yolit is soicompounded, is 'to
bo safe and harmless. It is o such a nature that
it may be.handlaand " used by' ethildrep," and
poisons who afro ignorant of calcines. -• ' '
Secomn- 7 11 Is found that 8 alter will relieve
severe pain In any part of tb body.sporier than
any other-application.
TIIIRD—It is important that the bottle be 'troll
corked, if loft open only slow rainutesit loses
strength.
poortru—This useful remedy can Le gbtaiitepii
• ,
from almost every dealcrirt medicines. ..
Notice.
,
rpri ' attention of Motel:rants and others liable to
1 . a iconse, is respeoffillY called to the aot of
th e 11 h of April 1862. , Pamphlet laws, 492;rek.
vletin the collection and payment' of ,Licensee
which' re payable at the Treasurer's Office ott•
the lst day ofMay irteaeft and every year, and
by raid act, all Licenses remaining unpaid on
tho first day of July, the Treasurer is reqrtired to
sue and press to judgment and - collection; ,as
soon as practicable, thereafter, and , in default
thereof, to be personally, liable.. Thesediable to
t License aro. therefore requested _ to ho,Prouipt
in making their paymentehefore.'tat date,lbere=
by avoiding any trouble to the maelvcs and tuna
perplexity to the Treasurer. • ''' ' ' •- 1
ll
Juno 3, 1868. ' . O. BAILEY; Treasurer
For' Sale.
frillE,unjersigned. °fora for sale the folliiVidrigi
described property, situatod l!glaiitaburil,
Tioga C 0,.; Pa, one House and Lit.—the Rouse is
21 6tories well 'finished off r a'•good..oetlar;> stso
a splendid well id - water, on tho,stoop, - 3):ie tot-:
contains 2 acres of thg best . f_gardening land,
plenty of apples and otheripit, trees . tlikeTecen7a
good barn, and everythingpertaining,to theaSid,
lionso and Lot . in good erect, Thtt RNA , . 'des
cribed Hodge and Lot I lOW 801 n a I.*`figrtrai
such as defies competition. Apply tO' • • •
'IW7J: - /1.-RUMSEY..
Mainsburg. Tiogs Co.; Pa.
May 27, 186S—Gmb
ATTENTION' FAIthiERI--
; , --i . :... - 4 . T
PAINE: has come' nue , those , • ties/ring 1,
,
Marna can have them by hikying_:;;„4::., , ;f"s :' '.
, i - 3E 3. 11443 " t„er _ • •:. ",
-..- f'.:
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at the Mill of L Champney .tt Co,, whi c h we ,
are
se ikog at $6 por, ton Wont; thin nr(Nik, n un.—
i i
Al i ,ikinds of Pis:Waco taken , iti_ - eiebi ee, for.
Piaster. Givo'ns a dull.' • • • - - ' ' - '"-•,k/' '
' I.• dirAIIPNRY - k' op.' ~'
" Gaines, Tioga, iTo., Pa.; March 26, 1668—rill'
, . .
Coal for Sale, •
COARSP, 131TITMINOIIS -COAL • for :alea
Chap, by ,
Sept. 28, 1867. , ,D. P. P.ODBE
Notice:- ' -
•
itAviNo aeld my location and good will,tn
tikkpractieent .I),entistry, to Dr,..o*Ttit'gw4l4l
would respectfully rennin - mend fo m psi-y,
il.ons as I hava;rnade arrangements, with hini
perform 'all operations for which rbavenentiti)it,:.•.
ed. I can recommend 'Min as "i'ierttlentiiti.nt;
skill and ability in the denial ar pS •."
J. •11. , 114A1 , 11):ALL, ,
Tioga, , Pa., May 13, 1888-tr. aargeonDtnitist.“4
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..HEAR YE 1, HE AR 1 - :}IEATIVirr:
• . •
BARRELS, FIRE.INS/OHIJRNS;- - '
BUTTP,R7TUBS,
Eelii,canskantly on hand, nnd Ynritigbmd 1,0 - 'oi*7
der,' by - • n. • ;• >- ';
W. T. MAWITERS,%.•
nt his new stare, 24 OPT ail!' ) -Ve 4 • ° rO luii " ;l gPi
Irellsboro. - , • ' 1888.) „
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Attention Trannerst_t :; t).
1
/itANLY'S ALL-11EALM SAL Eer
contiaked• Hoofs ; sioiaa • ;
N
aes, oof-Boundrilotses==the 'best Salve in ex
istenei—for salo•anly
P.`I4•WILLIABIS *4OO.
Wellsbore, Aug. 19, 1.860:
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CASIT:Paie,..tOILVOL
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- • ,by 1 1 ,(5,,,E0,.& ! .!3 8.04:44.. ,
. 11:ellsboro, Judy 1, 1868:7U
Athilimstraoks' Notwe - -
.LEITEItS - of administiation , %,haviig. , boah
gin ted to tho'ilndersigtiod iirnin-the estate(
of 0. IL 'Wells, late, of Jackson tovincl4; deed,
all persons indebted to sold estolie,.ll4 all hav
ing claims , against the o t ttme will ctill ati4Mxtmd
eottlo with BENJ. WELLS,.
JNO. W. GUERNPEY. - "
Juokoon,,July,29 i 1868-6 w,
,AVERS - -• •
I%titistarlicoleif .1E31:Lot)
Ts tho onty'-'p'6ed,.thiq side . at
$9l) dr° yon will ,find rgnsfaiifty';on'nand;,a
good assortment of i •' I -
V RANITE IittOISIUME.NTO, 1 • ,
q tt at the celebrated-Quincy atid.„ c'ettepr . nu ?
,vies, stiiped direct to his _erdor';..tilio-a,lyine as
crtment of Marble -
find .filate• :ffstii!,tlie,',teitl
ilrrates, Marble Slielves;,Biacketl, Ike.' ail* cheap
s can be bought' in the State:.' Athiraers- gill
receive niy' persona attelitiort; - Shop Itirid / ivare'-
r6oins uni water street,' li 'foci' loi.iiS bOeif"Ayers
itive,lr3 Store. Eltniiti., 'RI IC -,'; .i ' :::,1 .: .;
.July 29, 18t3S-Stn. .• - Ai 'W. - AYERS.
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Oipliate,l Corirt.l94p' Y .- •
1:11. virtue of an:order - of•the.ooutt , oP. Conn:don
•131. of liogal)Ounty, datcd_4o i L.!Elißl9.l;ll-
I :r 1 S 08, zihe undo rilg nall• i quat . tlJ 00 1 3 ci"::kallat
Gray, Ororgo I%'. Gray, and ,fIinQP.I.:IOY A .
nor eliildren pf Peter Ora', 'deceased; will 'on
Sotordlky the itttll day of ,t4tclpr t 10+314o e t 10
u'ulu ,
A. AL, Ile the e9tlre , Willsel,p7Vellsborc,
tispi*a to 110111te' solo thti''fotlirnlng
lauds, all tkat •lot - kind liktdaato : -In • itio
Tow of Oseo'ofn, Tiogt.'County;Pa4ibegin.-`•
int; of a l'oA in tho bigliway loading fronk"Osoo
weitshoro in tho•Norin lino of lands of
Ct.ti•te gooth.',37.ii°:•::lttat
, along
lands' 4f ClarL Kitaball i , 20 zadlitoaloatiftbonoo
uttst lo rode to a too oti itimoot:North
744° Ai est 20 rods to said Itir,EtTra , Y,OenectScloth
2.1° ll'ut.t 20 rods to tlia.ilace of beginniiig.`Con
tainiog • 2kacres., •ToTino-ooth k - •
• gATttiA:REI, I .
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