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MONDAY, OCTOBER, 6,, 1868.
—We make this tinuOuncement oti the authoil
ty of Gen. Cameron, from whom we have received
the following note datodEkept; 23;
aGen..itutler, - Witinn I saw in Virliaebingten,
will be in Welleboro, Monday the sth of Ocer.":
Oen. Camerii and don. Geary:at:6 expected to
be present also. Let every Council and Club
take notice. •
AD.ToINED COURT.—An adjourned
s,.
Court wail be held ilesthe 9th-day 'of Ociobei,
chiefly for the purpose of naturalisation. Our
friends, and othkrs will please take notice. bon's
forget it.
DON'T BETI—We learn that certain
of the Democracy are trying to effect bets with
Republicans so as to challenge their votes on
election day. BettinVen elections is' illegal, and
ought to be • puniahed. If we can get hold of any
such blaoklegging the Stakes shall go to the Poor
fund.
Two ACRES.—Mr. H. H. kot l ter,J of
Middlebury lately harvested 75 bushels of Spring
wheat Min 21. acres of ground. That will dO for
this year. _
ItELlGlOUS.—According to provious
arrangement hetweonthe WelMore and Delmar
Baptist Churches, Rev. W. A. Smith, the patter,
will preach at pelmet' in the morning, and at
Wellsboro in the eieriing, at the nsnal hour—
commencing Sunday inert.
PERSONAL.—H in. 8. F. Wilson re
turned from Washing on •laet Friday, Congress
having extended the recess to. October 16. Ho
represents the state of feeling in every part of the
true-hearted North as earnest and confident, and
says that Indiana and Ohio, •as well as Pennsyl
vania and Now Jersey, are certain for Grant.
ELK.Le.ND—TIiii3 village bids fair to
become an important manufacturing point.—
Measro. Fitzgerald t Monroe have shout finished
their Sash and door &gory, the machinery being
all on the ground. Mr. Coates is\ progressing
rapidly in the oonstruetion of his fakery for Him ,
ilar work. The COl46iliotel is in running orderl
and nobody need • stay away from the Pair for
fear of losing a geod.4d . oi a warm meal. .
The Presbyterian Churob is nearly done, and
will be an ornament to' the town. The Graded
school :Is flourishing finely under the control of
Prof. Ward.
The-Pair begins to-day.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.—We are oblig
ed to Mr. James Steele, of Delmar, for a bouno
tog watermelon, girthing between two and three
feet. Mr. Steele hei loft with us two bunches of
Dutton - Seed corn, very handsome indeed._ We
don't see how it can ho improved upon. -
We are obligod to Mr. M. Conway • for a mag
nificent eaulitio/sr, the first We have seen the pres
ent season. -
" Also to Mr. tam, Carroll, for a fine lot of To
matoes: • s.
4. - ELoi , p3.7-Thl Agitator is indebted to
Mr. John Spaulding, og , lnathatu, for several fine
morons. May no irreverent band rifle hta •melon
peach. . .
SPLENDID FRutr,i-"Wettie obliged to
Mr. Vine D. Patchin k .of Itichmond township, for
52 apples, repre s senting 25 varieties of choice fruit
growing in his orchard., The 52 apples inadehalf
a bushel, liberal meta9tire3' and constituted as
pretty p display .of apples ',as one ever sees at a
Pair.
PRAPES.—the .elvitator makes a very
low bow to 3.fesers. T. D. Sion° and IV. E. Rath
away of Tioga .for a - box of suporb Concord
grapes, with the following neat) Terse inscribed
thereon: . „
"We love tho products of the vine
And toast Our leader, Grant, in Wino !
littrra,.then;libys, and pay your poll-tax,
And east your vote for Grant and Colfax!"
Messrs. Stone tin& Hathaway sold several hun
dred pounds otgiapes to James Ai. Bunnel, the
Grocer. The fruit is ftom Hammondeport vine
yards.
M.Augsromoa .ITEMS.—Our local COT
respondent: Writes: "The time of meeting, of the
Grant it - Colfax Club has been changed from Sat
urday to fittetidaY:' e'vening. The meetings' are
well attended. The Republicans of Mainsburg
and Sullivan are wide awake, and will do their
part toward making the Union majority in Penn
sylvania thirty ihnusand.
"The Copperhead Seymour Club has caved in
for wantof members and interest in their candi
date. They aro troubled as much" by the news
from• Vermon t -and Maine as they used to be by
the news_of Union victories during tlip. war.
"The
first thing that Mr. Peleg Doud is doing
sinoe taking possession alba Hotel is, just what
any one who knows him would expect.' lie has
raised the building two feet, and is ging at a
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thoroug repairing inside and out. It is no lon
ger the dame hotel; and trivelord who call there
will not fail to notice it. '4-. ,
•`On Monday tho net, Mr. P. E. Kniffin closed
his tin shop add took, his departure for Bricks
burg, N. J. He intends to go into the tin busi
ness at that place. Honest, industrious, respeet
able, always attending to hii,.own business; he
deserves prosperity, and We sincerely hope he
will have IL"
Gossip.—Leh often become, so 'thor
oughly absorbed in business that they forget to
look above the level of their eyes. Weald you
believe that a man ever lived ten years without
once looking at the stars? sueb is-the story, re
lated on good autheilty , 4 Ho had been'favored
in youth in all ,things pertaining to education;
had a good knowledge of the soienees, was gen
erous, frank, and-had 'noble aims. Attaining his
majority, ho entered into the business of life with
all the zeal of an impulsive nature. For a few
years ho accumulated for the double purpose of
liberality and gain. Then ho began 'to look
straight before him, and forgot to look higher, until
it camp to pass tliar • ten years pissed away and
the etars,-and the blue sky were to him as tradi
tions. He became like a tree l with leaves turned
care and yellow by a Juno frost. The springs of
his best and brightest youth - dried up, and the
dust from their parched channel's was churned up
by the remorseless wheels of traffic. The teach
ing is thii: For every transgression of nature's
km there is a swift and sure penalty. If a nisi
suffers his soul to boot+ absorbed into a °butt*
for gain for the sake - of gain, and neglects to eul
tivate his sympathies, and the better relations:
which unite men in a common bond, the world'
will chill toward him as be chills toward 'the
world, and the sore autumn of life will come to him,
when the flowers and bright foliage of Juno are
blessing the wise and unselfish. To him ago will.
not Mite be unlovely, and the sum of life bitter
ashes. Obey the higher law ; look up, eveii , hour
of your lifer study the skies in all their ;starry
grandeur; if, only for ten minutes each pleasant
evening; keep the warm Ado of your heart to
ward the world ;ad shalt.tnen and women respect
and love you, and so shall the fruitage of life'ri•
port beforelle frosts of natation destroy the - vine
to its root.
—Wanted—a copper the Tinges Eagle, contain,.
ing a rhyme 'entitled • "an Irishman's Dream."--
The verses appeared in 1842. .Mr. C. Lewis, of
Ulysses, Potter Co., writes us that •he -
half a dollar for a...copy of the paper..-Ne
doubt if a Copy can be found. for sale;. but 1f tiny
one has such a copy and Will idid it'to 11Sr. LoWis,
tbo latter will pay the price and feel greatly
obliged.
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Great Poaniar 715emonstrationi—Ohar-.
iekton t Debnat-Niddiehtiry, , and- Tv''
oga ont 'ands oar.
• • tat of Wagons; 11* , and /3typiekli
• ,-- Grant'OolOA,Tteli widl,ll'
ME
As a measure of Republican sentiment and en
thusiasm, the turn-out to the Mass-Meeting in
Able village last Thursday was overwhelming and
cone/naive. Rain commenced falling beforosevon
o clock in' the morningiutd throughots,thtifore r
;noon'" continued to fat iritii ' little interniiselon:'
I`iie prospects were not every promising, but at
elitven o'clock the Debi= delegation led by the
Wellsboro Band drawn by four fine greys, entered
town and pasied down Main street. It consisted
of 4. - Utagenic sin of them drawn by four horses
each,, and all loaded - down ivith'sniett add women
looking very much in earnest as they braved the
rain. The horses wore gay with flags and the
wagons were blossoming with fine flags and np.
ioropriate banners. It was the best turn-out from
potoaar that we (Tor end -it . 1005 its 15trAY,
Republicans grbut credit. They ttie, thOrougbly
'in earnest, trusty and true as Steele. '
At 12/ o'clock _ the Tioga and Middlebury del
egations, led by the Tioga Cornet Band, entered
town and were halted by Marshal A. W. Potter in '
order-to perfect the junction between them and
the Charleston delegation than waiting on the
State Bead., The Wellsboro - Band went out to
escort theins in, and at .1 o'clock the procession
began to move up Main Street. - Teams of four
and six horses,,froni Charleston headed the line,
and the combination of banners, devices, mottoes,
41te.; was something to be wondered at. East
Charleston came in behind an eightyoke ox team,
.
drawing a tannery in 'which the work of tanning
and currying was prosecuted with much vigor,amid
the cheers and - laughter of thousands who lined
the street. The Mottoes on the•arest.of the tan
nery roof and on its sides was—" East Charleston
Grant & Colfax Tannery t Reprobateskins tann
ed-free ! Democratic bark taken in exchange !"
In the center was a neat spread eagle with a cop
perhead in' his tier*, and the, legend—" Liberty
Triumphant! Death to. traitors I" On the other
side was—" Copperheads tanned on short notice,
and warranted to turn salt water! All skins de
livered Nov. 3,1888; bring on your bides ! The
SeymOurnbrs and‘"Blairites will remain ,in the
woods as long as they stick to their Forrest /
Johnson's policy played out !" Over the tail
board hung a hide labelled "Seymour." On the
near side hung another rather damaged in spots,
labeled with the name of the hero of Oter 'pant!.
We noticed another hide upsidedown, with a pa
per collar affixed over the stumpy tail. Behind
this original affair came• two lugubrious looking
creatures, bearing a rebel flag and begging the
spectators to hurrah for Blair and Seymour.—
They sported enormous bandanas which they used
- .
to sop up the tears of ilisappointnient,'• only one
Democrat being honest enough to salute his flag
and his candidates. One no sooner saw the stars
and bars than he flung up his hat and cheered.—
We learn that the Seymour Club will administer
a private rebu" to the incautious rebel at its
next meeting.
Next in order came the delegation from the
County House, With ex-Sheriff Tabor at its head,
and a banner borne by a gray headed gentleman
who seemed to enjoy it amazingly. Upon this
banner We road: "Democratic, Taxpayers, this
is Joel Culver's Team !" On the other side: "We
are Poor, but not traitors!" Next came the
Round Top Delegation with a beautiful flag in
scribed with the names of our gallant standard
bearers. Then followed the Welsh delegation
with a truck planted with evergreens end labeled
the "Wilderness." Among these evergreens was
the-Welsh Glee Club which sang patriotic songs
as the procession moved slowly along, so that ono
Man called out—" Even the birds are singing for
Grant in the wilderneß?." Then canto a : wagon
bearing a stalwart sour apple tree, in full leaf la
beled "Appomattex;." This was one of the land
things,in the procession. • 'Further along,. came
a load of wood, labeled "Grant the Wood-Draw
er." • Catlin Hollo4League came in with a Bix
horse team, in capi4l style. , The devices of the
Charleston delegation pOssessed the unusual mer
it of originality. Without intending to be pat.
tial we must coincide, with the universal verdict—
" Charlesto- isliard to dmat." , Tho,•Delmar : men
furnished some of=the , _finest leanii , in the pre-'.
cession, and were riot behind in number.' Tioga:
did nobly, and her - .l3and added nineli,,O,'theen-, ,
joymont of the occasion. . , - ;
At two o'clock the Grant Tanners of this• vita
loge, preceded by the Wellaboro -13andi• marched
down Main-st. to Wain, crossedto the north side,
add halting at Goldsmith's Hotel, mottett the"
speakers—Messrs. Briggs and Culver, to the:stand
on the Square: The clouds Weroliterally dis
solving at this time, and the rhinwas, cold and
pitiless; but still, the orowd was tinny times too_
great to get into the Court House.. : Hon. H. W.
Williams was calledto preside, 'and in' a few pre
litainati remarks introduced Hon: As. A. Briggs,
of New York. Mr. Briggs plunged into his.sub
joet without delay, land delivered an agument of
great power touching the finitticerf, the restoration
of the revolted States, and the duty of freemeti.—
'
His speech bristled with official facts and figures,
embracing the subjects of revenue, taxation;debt,
&e., &e. His long service
,in the Treasury De
partment peculiarly fits him to discuss theisub
jeet of the finance. ~, Notwithatanding the pour
ing rain 'the iminenee audience stood for tido hours
earnest listeners nd enthusiastic applauders.—
Judge Calvet- followed in ' a short speech full of
patriotic fire, wit and humor, at the close of.which
the meeting adjourned, with three boisterous
cheers for the ticket, to meet in theJConit House
at VI o'clock, evening. •
. .
1 , Evening came; but wiiii it increased rain. The
prant Tanners, preceded by the Band, left the
Leagne.room at 7 o'clock. with lighted' torches,
and after parading the streets escorted the speak
ers to the Court House. Such a dense crowd was
never before seen in that room, 'iCery inch of
standing and Bitting room being occupied. • Dr.
Webb sang "Rally 'round the tiag,;' -in the stir
ring chorus of which the vast audience joined--
Judge Culver was introduced by His Honor Judge
Williams, and spoke for aillour -and:three-gnar
-1 ters as only be can speak. The subject of t'econ-
Struction.was handled with such ' ability, and the
1 points mailo were so tolling; that , the house was
1 (
fairly sha en with the . ,applans'es. 'We can say
for this s eeeh that it, was perfeetly . tineissailable
: by tho en
r iny. Every affirmation, was sobstan
•tiated'hy h i e record. The speaker's illustrations
l varied . "fr in grave to gay, from lively tQ severe,' ,
no* convulsing with laughter, now dissolving to
tears, and again filling the audience with deep
indignation at the villainies of the hpposition.
The Band furnished capital in,tisio and la - entitled
to the thanks of this 'community for its successful
efforts to please. Altogether this was a'day long
to be remembered in `Republican annals, and•the
Seymour; Des will:: not " .. 3 i . ,4i1: forget it..- 7 -
Islotwithstanding the pouring, rain not less than
500 people weio`Present iti theettr ` ;rtioon and the
crowd in Tno Co(irt liOnso'o%iiiitl not be rati)(lles'e
than CM. All honor to the Republicans whose
political faith will waith. All honor to the prin:
ciples which can boar the teat of the:eqiiinoetial.
- What would it ' hare-been, had the,day..beeu
fair? 'Think-of it. - •..
'Unqei tlieeffielent. direction of idarsind Potter
the best of order preVailed all day./
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Committee for the Building Fund rip. the Tic g u:
bo'uuty Baptist= Association ‘youl3!.urge the Ile;
cessity of each 'church belbg'prOmpt in sending
their respective iullicriptione to the eNtirslian of
"the Cenunittee. _Let :the name oft, every Member
be attached to the list•,WhothenFlinything is sub
s rmbed or‘rwit. atis,inntter will
greatly iissist 'the conimillee,'.;d:pleia,!'ill, : ,.;,lheir
books to report at the nextQuarteriy•me;ling.
' P. C.'VAN GatuEt4 Oh*:Wellsliere i .Pll. '
E. D. Mit6he,ll
Sister, having.lor some. time past supplied the
ladies' at Tioga and 'vicinity- with Millinery, hare
recently Y., trlitne they iniond
to engage tune extertsiYeii
,They
are practical and tasty milliners, thir : dealnroia t pd
we hope their nowifield^of iabor may be , onia of
pr9spority,
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GOOD TEMPLABS h e
Blossburg Good Templars had a pie-nia eelebra,
Goa at their Lodge Room on the 21st inst, is
irbielithe Vega and- latinitleid" Ledges •weib
ritpresented.--: A line eolleption was prepared,and
-enjoyed in the Li:idgc; Hewn. - • 'After- dinner this
nitirobera repaired to 'the- DenatiorOtte', iftiotoy
',Whore'speeehea by Revs. Reynolds,'W -L.
Kern, and S. B. P,Illott;, ; wore liatened
with ~noh intereat. O.V. Elitett presided,
and Mr; J. Q. Horton who
- thiStood Templare:' 1J •
Secretary. . Stream ,to
t ' ;-
Judge 'limy - any` ivilE• - *Often'. the citizens of
TIOGA Saturday evening, October 8, Agentral
turn out is expected.
Messrs. Wilson.‘k silos will address the people
of DELMAR at the Graded School Rouse, Stony
Pork, Saturday, oe'ning, October. 3; • . -
Meagre. Wilson, Niloa, and Dr, Webblvill speak
at BOLLTDAYTOWN, Saturday evening; Ooto
bar 10. , ,
GAINES.—Tho Republicans of Gaines met Sat
urday evening, slept. 19, and organized a Grant
do Colfax With, with the following caters: •
President- - . Ethan [strait; .yioe Presidents-7A.
Cgden, R. Persing, Furman,' D. K. Marsh; D.
A..Barnhart.' Secretary-7; 7 lnm Locke. Tread,
z—flenry Crofut.
The &iub meets every Saturday evening.'
JESSE LOCKE, Sec'y
"A Union Soldier," writes us from Union that
the meeting of the 17thtit the Swamp Church was
a grand success. The church - was tee small to
hold the crowd. Messrs.. Niles , and Smith ad
dressed the meeting Very acceptably to the Re
publicans and damagingly, to the Democracy. The
Canton Baud was present and added much to the
enjoyment of the occasion. - I -
ill:.ee ,
LIOERTY.-A correspondent wr t of the meet
-Niles, on the 18th inst . Great a
ing held at the Block House by D °sm. Smith de,
its were made
by a Copperhead showman and her friends of
Blair and Seymotir to draw the c r owd slay, but
the hall of the Grant & Colfax Club was literally
jammed with earnest listeners, not loss than 900
people being present. Gen. Cox presided. Dr.
Webb opened the meeting with a stirring cam
paign song,,which filled the audience with, en
thusiasm. Able speeches were made by Messrs.
Niles & Sniith, covering the whole ground and
bringing conviction to the hearts of the au
dience. The occasion was one to be remembered,
and the Republicans of Tioga may rest assured
that the altar fires of liberty burn with a steadily
increasing radiamig in -, old Liberty. We shall
give over no effort until the ballot-box..is closed.
TIOGA MASS "MEETlNG.—Wednesday
was the firist.daY of the equinoetical storm, cold,
wet and inclement; but this did not prevent a
grand outpouring of the people to hear Judge
'Culver and Mr. Briggs, at Tioga. Prom 1500 to
2000 people were - present, and the enthusiasm
was marked. Delegations from Delmar, Charles
ton, ' Wellsboro, Middlebury, Lawrenceville,
Jackson, Rutland, Mansfield, Covington, and
Blass began to arrive a little after noon, and by
two o'clock Tiega was a pretty lively town. The
display of flags and banners wascreditable. The
speeches, which held the crowd earnest attentive
and enthusiastic listeners for more than two and a
half hours in a drizzling rain, were efforts of
marked'force and ability and very effective. • It
was a grtind day for the cause and a blue Monday
for the Copperheads. .
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KtioxviLLE,—lf it "rained" on Thursday, it
"poured" on Friday the day of the Mass Meeting
at Knoxville. From early morn to 10 P, DI., -it
poured- in turrent.i. Verily, thought we, If Tina
Republicanism can stead a three 'days' wash it
will never fade - It stood it. 'Knoxville was cram
med, and , jammed. Through the down-pouring
deluge came the people from Clymer, Westfield,
Brookfield,. Deerfield Oceola, Elkland, Nelson,
Chailtanceinl Farmington with ,an ardor which
no equinoctial, could ,dampen. The speakers,
Messrs. Culver and Briggs, expressed their sur
!glee at this thrice repeated expression of disre
g.trd for the weather on the part of Tioga Repub.
li*ns, hailing It as an earnest of victory. It is
anfearnest at . vii tery ;, and the Republicans of
Tibga arc eatitled to highest praise for these great
pepelar lenlonetrations in the midst of difficul
ties. ' -
NEW STORE—.NEW GOODS !—BULLARD Lt
Co , have put iu a superb stock of Goods at the
old ;fond, next door above Bunnol's Grocery.
The be goods, and selected with taste and care.
Gall and soothe stock, ladies.
Liberty, October 6tli
Ogdensburg(f 6.
•
Sullivan, Llakorsburg, " 7.
Rorevilic,
• Jaokson, Cotton S. IL II 9.
Chatham, Starks corners, " 12.
• Knoxville Academy, " 13.
Rroukfield, South Road 8. R. " 14,
Westfield, " 1)5.
Sitiiinsville. • - " 16.
Vcrinilyeter, " 17.
tollidays S. It. " 19:
1 Tiogn, • " - 20.
1,11 v: TelieeN ille. " ' 21:
Nel l oii. " 22.
Parmingtoo Cea S. 11. " .23. I
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Cot iu Urn." 26. ,
Nouslich!, " 27.
Churicrston, Monk S. 11 " 2S.
Detinar, Doane S. H. kft .
Welleboro; - • . " 311.
Weltehoro, Nnv. 6th 13th and 20th.
Nnyrivare•e•NroninationB.. _
No, certificates renewed or endOrted.
Examinations commence nt 10 o'clock A. M.
Applicants are expected to be punctual ; to he,
examined at the first examination they attend,
and on US. History in addition to the usual
branedies ; to bring with theta O' and ink, a
sheet of foolscap paper, and nn envelope with
address an t stomp if the certificate is to ho
mailed to them.
Directors And all friends of Education aro
cordially invited to attend,
' Grant & Callan Cluba.—The times of meet
ing no as follows : "
Brookfield—Saturday evenings.
Charleston—Tuesday evenings.
Chatham—Saturday evenings.
Clymor—Saturday evenings, sabinsville.
. Onvington--Friday evenings.,
East Charleston—Saturday evenings.
Elkland—Thursday evenings.
Farmington—Thursday evenings..
Gainei—Saturday evenings.'
daekson---Tuesday evenings,
Knoxville—Friday evenings.
La wrenroville —Wednesday evenings.
bikrty—Tties.lay 'evenings.
id;llis ltidgo--Saturilay evenings.
Nfiddiebstry—Saturday , - evenings.
. Mansfield—Saturday evenings,
' Nelson—Saturday evenings.
poooja—Wednesslity evenings.
Round Top—Thursday evenings.
Rutland--Thursday evenings.
Sobth Charleston—Tuesday evenings.
Stony Fork—Wednesday-evenings.
Tioga—Sataiday evenings.
Tinge. [U. L. of AA—Saturday evenings.
Union—Saturday evenings.
Ward—Saturday evenings.
'Westfield—Tuesday evenings. ,
Wellsboro—Friday evenings...
Utiles names will be inserted as fast as they
.are received, and the table will be published
Weekly' duringthe Campaign.
X min, c 9 al 312113.611.23. c• ow na .
The subscribers aro selling all wool Enipress
Cloths, handsome colors 50 eta; plain and white
Alpacab 31 its; handsome Dress Dodds 25 cis;
good fast colored prints 121; good wide Shoot
ings 121; good wide bleached Mutlina 121}; win
ter Bnlmorel Skirts 51,20; double Shawls $3,50;
pot! wool Cassimeres 75 cts. to $1,25, and lots of
bargains in the, entire stock. Cali and see for
yourselves. J. A. PARSONS, '
_Sept. 23, 1808. ' ." Corning, N. Y.
Nuw (loops ! New .Goons.—Charlie is now
in, New, York buying a fresh supply of Dry Goods
GrocOries. Boots (F.. Shoes oke., which will be scold
at astonishing by low prices. So look out for
bargains.
Bring on your Batter, Eggs, Grain & Cash and
take home lots of the needful.
C. S. MATLIER,& Co.
Lawrenceville, Sept. 23, INS.
State Street; Wolisboro, Pa., finishes photo
graphs in India Ink, Oil, or water) colors, for
th,C trade or to individual order. Copies old pie
tures, large or, small in a finished manner.
• All kinds of Oval, and Square Frames on hand,
and at as low prices as can ho found elsewhere.
Cash taken in exchange for all kinds of work
or goods.—Ap. 8. 68-tf.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine.
"Its seam is stronger and less liable to rip in
TOtie - or " - wear than tho Look-Stitch."—"Judge?
1 Repprt," at , the y "Grand Trial." Send for the
I -Nteport," and st4nples.of Work, containing both
iiipt)siptetitehes, on the sewn pea of goods..
GEO. C. BOWils', AGENT,
AEA 29,18-4 y. cot:TOWN Go. 47126.1000 1 Pat
Republican rdeotinge
County Political News.
I=
Examination of Teachers
J. P. CALKINS.
• Co. Supt
C. 0. THOMiS0 . 1,N,, J
YES I YES S YES. I
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in* WILLIAMB CO.; have got Ate best;
largest and cheapest
_Moak of Dritpqned
leines,Patentliedieines, Paints;ollsi D 96 lotus,
Bnisbes, Varnishes, Glass, Putty,. Yankee No.
tions,'PerfninerY,' Toilet Soap, Fishing Tao Mei
4434 rover brought into thistoouuty.l :They
will positivelyiell everything in their line oheap.
er than can bought ebuiwheta. l Theylpenght
their goods in large itus i ntWes und'for,netf gush, '
and can and will sell ebeaPar . Thawany flier es
tablitiltment in this county . 'Call and 'examine
eteek and prices, P. &WILLIAMS 46 . 00.
May 9; PBS. No. 3; iinjoik '
it
' 7
I
aeries.,
lar SERE can close buyers find Pure Th4l'lBll l
_,V I' White Lead and • Linseed Oil, Varnishes,
Laelter, Turpentine, the :cheapest, at
P. It. WILLIAMS, & -00.
Who sous the purest 'and beet 'Otago, Patent
Medioinee, and bye Sin% • •
P. B. WILLIAMS, k CO.
Who keeps the largesi stook of 'Pahit Powders,
Tooth, Hair, Cloth and Nail lirtuthes, and sells
the cheapest, • P. R. WILIJAALS, - ..k pO,
Whero can you go to find the best and cheapest
Toilet and Saving soap, Pocket Knives, Perfum
ery, Hair Oil, Pomades, Writing Paper, Pens and
Ink, to P. R, WILLIAMS, ft CO:
STOVES, STOVES, STOVES.
WILLIAM 'ROBERTS;
Agent fot all titst:olaSs Stoves,
Main .Street;
A VINO been • appointed 'agent for all first
ja class stoves mannfactured by Shear, Pack
ard ,t Co., of Albany, N. Y. Aina
,now ready
to furnish the following named celebrated Stoves :
COOKING STOVES;
AMERIOAN I 'NATIONAL,
HOME COMPANION, MONITOR.
THE BENEFACTOR,'
the latter of which is the best sieve for common
use over-in market being cheap, welhnade, and
convenient. Thave'alse, a variety of
ELEVATED OVENS,
PARLOR STOVES,
CAST IRON various patterns,
SHEETIRON, Self Regulators
ALSO—Stoves suitable for burning bard or
soft coal, will bo furnished to order. Customers.
will do well to examine my stook, which is as
full and well selected as any in Northern Penn
sylvania. I have also put in a full stock of
MICEZI•SIWEtr i e
of all sorts. Thankful for liberal patronage in
the past, I respectfully solicit a continuance of.
the same.
Sept. Its, 1868. Whi. ROBERTS.
AGENTS WANTED FOR
Men of our Day:
The men who govern our country, make its laws,
have fought its battles, charmed us with their elo
quence, founded our colleges, control our railroads,
manufactories, and our finanees-0110 attractive vol.
ume, full of vivid interest, lifelike illustrations and
characteristic anecdote. 660 well tilled pages-12 firm
steel portraits, and the lives cf over 60 men, Price low
to suit the times. The cheapest us well as themost In
teresting book published within five years. Bales lin.
menso. Every body wants to know the life history of
these men. Send for circular to
ZEIQLER, MeCURDY & CO.
Philadelphia, Pa., Cinch:math, 0.„ Chicago, lU., or
St. Louie, Aio. 8ept..1.00.812.8-7m
Farm for Sale. r
'llfillE undersigne offers for - stile Oa reasaia-
J_ able torms,a v noble farm,'sitnated in Chat
ham Township. Tioga County Pa., (Oho direct
road dom. Knoxyill. to R. eaneyvilKalx. miles
from the former pladea, containing 150 tieres, 116
acres improved. A good frame house, large hay
barn and shed, and ,a good horse barn, also two
good • apple-orchard/. Well watered• and well
adapted to dairying.' Any one deairiuma, good
farm and pleasant home wilt do well to apply to
- VANDUSEN.
Sept. 2, 18138-tf. ,
Executor's Notice. , 1
T ETTERS TESTAMENTARY having - 6,6
L granted to ,tho undersigned upon, the list.
will and testament ,of Richard Phillips, let, ' of
Westfield borough;Aeo'd; all persontiindeld'e to;
and all claiming
s against said docedent,,raust et
tie with . FRANCIS STRANfi.
Westfield, Simt. 16, 1.866-6 e- . ' E .
.. ,
---
A. 3. THOMPSON ; '
DlAlia FIELD PAT . , 1
•
BLACKSMITH, has two fires, and is ,preihred
to do all kinds of work in his line' with protipt.
nese, and in a workmanlike manner.' He draes
at tarellence in his trade. '
Mansfield June 3,1888-Iy. . , ,' 1 '
0, TOP THIEF !=-if 'the• man who took'' gun
k) lock from my shop lately will retur it, I
will not expose him ! and if the man who Mk n
band•vice and pliers on another tceasloimirll re.
turn them; ha further proceeding - 8 • .will ~b, bad.
lam on the track of both. JAMES,4I4OC - E. , ,'
Millsboro, Sept. 16, 1865. • 7 .
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il_,/ •
. ,
ETTERS TESTAMENTARY having been
granted to the undersigned upon the last
twill and Testament of Peter Green, late of Del.
;mar, deceased, all persons indebted to:the estate,
lare requested.ta make inimediater pap:butAd
all having drams against the same wig ,preisent,
them to • AGNES, GREEN,.
GEORGE GREEN,
Sept. 2,1868-6 w.. Efre.
Estray. t
TAKEN UP on the Cominons in 'Wells,bero;
Ang. 21, ult., trio Three.year-old rod /item.
Autiee is hereby given to the OM:* or owners to
prove property pay charges, and take them
away, or they .will be disposed of,attoording to
law. 0. E. ELMS..
!Sept. 2t, 1868-4 w, nigh Constable.
MILOIIit 111 MEAL, always on hand at •
Juneff, 1868. JAMES M. BUNNEI'B.
NEW A.DVERiITSEMEIV-T,'s.
: 7, jf ,p4EPOED FOR
Spring and snmmer Trade
T. L. BALDWIN. Bk_oo.
TrooA, PA.
. .1
1)111 - AVE now on hand and still coming, a largo
IM,II
and well solooted stook of
"Goolx:GooDs
bOratlr 3 tains everything needed.:. stock
24111 20.111112.1120b1i 000,190
can't be beat mueb.
ALPACAS, POPLINS, •CAMBRIOKS,
' FRENCH JACONETS, ORGANDIES,
lEQUAS, VERSAILES, BLACK
AND COLORED SILKS,
ALSO, IRISH AND FRENCH POPLINS,
SHAWL AND CLOAK DEPART
MENT COMPLETE,
TRIMMINGS, LOTS YANKEE
NO
,TIONS, HOOP %SKIRT% - BAL.)
MOREL SKIRTS, OPERA
FLANNELS, 'CORSETS,
DOMESTICS
r ;
at a very eniall margin;"
.READY-MADE' CLOTHING;
cloths and•Cassimerea and a Tailor to
Cut and Fit.
Roots ans'
tops,
HATS . AND CAPS, STRAW GOODS,
CROCKERY, WOODEN WARE,
HARD WARE, SHELF HARD
WARE, NAILS, IRON,
I
SALT, LIME, PLASTER, PORK, FLOUR
Don t forgot to look over our stook of
GROCERIES,
the most complete stook you can . find, such ai
TEAS. We are old tea drinkersand know them
to be good.
SUGARS, MOLASSES,
everything hi the Grocery line, Gunfa Bank
Oodfkh Bay Mackerel, Ashton' Salt, *hat - makes
the liuttee good,,and nice firkins to put it in.—
Alsoißutter Tube and Pails ; Butter sold on coni
roisshn—noi charges for handling; but would
like a sruall portion of the money you get in re:,
turn, that is if our prices suit,
FARMERS TOOLS,
Mince. Wo are agents for the Ohio and Buck
eye canbined Mowing Machines; general depot
for fixtures and extras for the the above ma
chine'.
,All kinds of , ,
OC I U - NTRY PRODUCE,
taken, In osohango for Goode . Wo proposo to
Sell oui"Goods reasonably. "Live and let Live"
Prioes i given at„ the counter—only one price.
T. L. BALDWIN & 00.
'Baia, Pa., April 29,1888.
Doin'esties Yankee Notions, Hate
; ~and daps, Boots and shoes,
;
,
hitt as wohave neither time nor space to finish
he beginning, wo will merely invites you
to call, ask for in",
,what y want, wo will toil you
the iirioe, and 'then weigh out,or measure off tic.
`corokini,to order.
PORK, FLOUR AND SALT,,,
ho three groat neoesearlea,,alwaya on hand.
; t
- •
' Remember Farmers, that tre'oan supply you
with
BUTTER FIRKINS, TUBS, OR PAILS,
. „
an old Astir°it by the sack Of
Wo pay Cash for l3attor.
WICKHAM ,t -FARR.
Vogl), May 20 4 1868.
LOOK AT THIS?
A ,B the Printers say . that success follows the
liberal advertiser, and other people seem
to believe them, so we (that% Wickham it Farr)
will take warning, follow the example, and in
form the public is general that we have a good
stook of good ,
GOODS,
to be sold at good prices 'for good customers=
dud as we oorkbider all customers good—they will
be very apt tO,he offered. the same goods at one
and the same price. We might begin and men
tion some of the various articles and styles that
help to make up our stock of • • .
111 6.001130
E. EL HASTINGS,
DEALER • IN
Groceries and Provisions,
CROCKERY, GLASS-WARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
SEWING MACHINES,
AND THE
E t ureka Melodeon,
• At Wholesale prices.
E. H. HASTINCIS,
May 6,18684 f. Alniq Welisirr°.
JAMES I% 'RUNNEL
- .First Door tibooe Roy's Drug Store. Weßebore.
•
DRALRR IN . •
•
GROCERIES
AND PROVISIONS.. •'
Will keep constantly OP band everythingin the
line of Family Groceries, as well a's Provisions,
FrnitO;Confeetionory, Yankee Notions, Toys, ete.
All of which will be sold at reasonable prices.
JAMES RUNNEL.
May .
SUM : cati,bo hod In any quantiti , at
WiOILHAM. &.I•Attwa.
Tloga June. 8,1888.
~ :Y,
- Sioring'iNDods
W i g have reciervoil a very Llama STOCK of
on , the moat favorable terms,' and will be sold lit
very advance feoni ' We think we
b gard nothlng in laying that we - keep the-
Elf
' : ' i lWor ASSORTMENT
and the BEST QUALITY of Goods that are
kept in the place.- Dave a store light enough to
seo what Yortare buying, and pledge ourselves to
,
quality Ooneidered, as at any other establielimeni.
We oontinto to make our , A", •
orie Ot, Our ispecieltiec, cl d wben desired
on short notiOo and In the best manner; Wo
have added to our stook a good assortment of
BRUSSELS, THREE - PLY. INGRAIN,
' COTTON WARP, HEMP, AND
STAIR CARPETS.
GREAT E. S. TEA COMPANY,
and sell TEA at New York prices by tho single
pound. All visiting Corning, are invited to call
and examine stock and prices.
SMITH & WAITE.
Corning, April 8, 1868. 1
4411 r
Go to KELLEY'S and see the Latest Arrival of
NEW GOODS!
to ct ° d
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MRS. FRY'S CORSET OD SKIRT
SUPPORTERS, xi
saarmax PI mina An exo
NEW DRESS 600DS AT KELLEY'S.
No charge for SHOWING GOODS at ..eff
-0. B. KELLEY'S,
Wellaboro, Oot. 80, 1867.
NEW ARRIVAL OF GOODS.
WOULD say to their friends and tke public
generally, that they are now receiving a
splendid assortment of Summer
SHEETINGS, SHIRTINOS, PRINTS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VEST
INGS, , READY MADE CLO
THING, HATS 8 CAPS,
BOOTS Ann SHOES,
CROCKERY, HARDWARE, WOODEN
WARE, STONE WARE, KERO-
SENE OIL, PAINTS 84 OILS,
SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES,
SYRUPS, MOLASSES,
ETC,. DTO., ETO.
WO are able to offer our customers the benefit
of the
in the New York Market, our Stook having been ,
purchased since the great decline in Goode.
•
Dr. C. IL Thompson.
tassosouos Ps.)
Will nttond to Professional calls in the village,
and immediate vicinity of We'Moro.
Office and Residence on State St. 2d door on
the right going East. [June. 24, 1868.
100 000 BRIOIi FOR SALE,-,
AIGHT it BALM,
Wellaboto, Pa.
ME
IN:, ,OQIVNINCt.
=I
.1•••••:-!--
DM
SPRING GOODS
MI
'B.4L AS LOW,'
CLOTH .TRAVE
MIMI
MAKE THEM TO ORDER
CARPETS,
gonviating of
FLOOR OIL CLOTH
and MATTING, and can sell them
s
HOW VERY LOW. I '
,-;_:_.
We are the agents for the
Connisting of a general assortment of
_!
Sl.A.H i rlaß lu ErIAMIIB IaPIM 1
GENTS' SUBS AT KELLEY'S
_,
TOLES & BARKER,
l(NO. 6, UNION BLOCS.)
DRY GOODS,
such as i
also a large and well selected stook of "
LAST DECLINE OF PRICES
TOLES k BARKER
Wellaboro, July 1, 1808.
''''Bl&,gifilVg,," EXCHNGEr
=I
I sing,'l sing oft* curious thing, ~
Alittost•as strange as Boggs upon Tyng;
Litre owing 'round a otrolo as round as a ring,
• And rrhila on tho.downleart part duly owing,
I doped at tho Pity and took on'tho,Spring
1111
TYOgS r OF, igit46lllßi
Tho fashions for — „ • •
SUGARS ARE LOW IN' 11E'NE6K,
' And more astoniehingBllll, ,
Molasses yrtips
bore n freor run downward, with a funnel-sha
pod trail.
3~aol~er~Y,
however, are cut from the neck downward, and
tho style is blue and silver with stripes.
TEA
Will be prepared from a drawing furnished to
every customer who buys a pound. Ofthestyloa
to'suit complexions, &c., I may mention that
. -
you eel] have if pea-long for ft. I oannot get
time to look up all the bard words which the
(TREAT'. AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
use. to startle the innocont people, about th e eon
ttY; but you can depend upon finding the very
best of Teas at the' -
BEE-HIVE 'EXCHANGE?
tho styles ,.
are various. You can have the tritest
styles from the following fashionable foreign
MOCHA. JAVA, RIO, LAW:TYRA JAM•
Flour still wears Loops over all, and dispenses
with trails as unprofitable. I have all grades
eatable. A Ito,
PORK, DRIED BEEF AND HAMS,
together with a full assortment of light groceries
and canned delicacies. As ever
Pays Cash or Trade, for all MARKETABLE
PRODUCE.
WellebOro, Apr.).,'C.B, W. T. MATIIERS
100,000 Pounds of Wool
THE subscribers Trill pay Cash, Fall-Cloth,
Cassbneres ' flannels, &0., &0., for Wool.—
They also mae l afaetnre as usual—
)
TO ORDER, OR ON SHARES,
to suit customers. All work warranted as rep- 1
resented. They invite particular attention to
thoir Water Proof
which are warranted in every respect. Partieti
lar attention given to
ROLL•OARDING & CLOVI-DRESSING,
Twenty years experience in the business war
rants them in expecting a, generous patronage.
KELLEY'S
Darin° .4. Co., at Wellsboro, are agents for
the sale of our Cloths.
JOSEPH INGHAM & SONS
Deerfield,Oklay 13, 1868-tf.
Special Notice
T°GliTteAhNots°.::lk‘:fie':t'cbdorinkitnt purchase
i
FEED, MEAL, PORK, HAMS, FISH,
&e., of all kinds, will find it to their advantage
to nail and examine)
N. B.—Cash paid for Grain, Potatoes, Bees-
Wa:d )3eaus, Egge r Sec.
Viollabor°, Juno 20, IS6B. M. B. PRINCE.
WELLSBORO BAKERY.
THE SUBSCRIBERIhaving established him.
self in the
BAKING BUSINESS.
in this village, next door to E. It. Kimball's,
Grocery, is now prepared to cary on the business
in all its various branches. I will hoop con.
stanlty on band an assortment of Bread, such
LOAF BREAD, ; BOSTON CRACKERS,
GRAHAM. BREAD, SUTTER . °.
CRACKERS; B ROW N
BREAD, W A.TER
CRACKERS, SUGAR ;
CRACKERS, - I
DYSPEPSIA AND SODA BISCUITS,
OYSTER CRACKERS,' CAKES,
PIES, AND LUNCH,
at all hours of the days Sundays excepted.
• By, strict attention to business shall endeavor
to merit the public patronage.
• CHAS. STEVENS.
Wellsboro, Juno. 24, 186 S.
lAMPS.—A now of lamp for Kerosene
Ano bronkaco4Yr chitnno - ye—nt Fol,Ers
CARD PRlNtl"Ao,—at New York prices, 10
Colors or riiiitOfind cut to suit orders, at
° - • TIIE AGITATOR OFFICE.
ATTORNEY ANli 'COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Otlloe with W. R. Smith, Esq., Main Street
oppoiite Union flock, WelLibor°, Pi
July 15, 1868._
: t roop SKIRTS, at
lIM
TEk-TEA-TEA I
Black Tea
As to
`Cic:Priree,
porta, to wit :
AIOA, &O.
in tLo metier of
PROVISIONS
MATHER,S
CALL AT MATHERS'S.
Wanted.
I
OLCCE lilirago
No shoddy cloths made
Flour,
GOODS AND PRICES
at M. B. PRINCE'S, Mozart Black
GE,C* w. -MERRICK,
Da LA/!I0 & 0018.,
GlpiD GIFT. GALLLR
' Go 'to Ifint : SC . Eutp:Ein'g. tY`.
GAAN,D., `2GIFT . GALLERY
PHOTOGRAPHS.
A splendid Gift with everrlgiwortA o P
tuies, Frames, Cord sad Tassedi. . •
OVER 500 PRESENTS TO Bz.orvz
The largest assortment of Framtti end emit •
Tioga County, to , be sold low for midi'. Its 110- ,
dition to
-the low prices ' we will give: away the
following Presents worth from fifty cents to fifty
dollars ; one hundred prosonts worth from $lOl9
$5O; two bundredlresents worth from $3 toB/0;
two hundred presents worth from 50 cents to tB. ,
The presents consist of Gold and Silver Watches,
silver Cake Basket,'silvir Tea Bells, Castors, gold
Watch Chains, Seals, Charms, Sleeve Buttons,
Studs in setts, Watch Hooks, silver Plated Forks
Teaspoons • all gilt Promos Cases, Setts, Cord arid
Tassels, Gold Binge, family Bible, Hiato423l the
Secret Service by Col. Baker, with other pros.
onto foe numerous to mention.
COII.E ONE; COME ALL, AND SEE
FOR YOURSELVES AND BE
CONVINCED,
Your koseitt given to you the aurae day dolt&
lug. PrVees tho same as hat year.
GIALLERX OPEN TO PRESENTS,
JULY Ist.
Don't forget the place—over Eastman►A Den.
tal Office, and 4 doors below Roy's Drug Start,
Main Street. 1
,CLAY KING d- EUGENE EASTMAN.
Wellsboro, Jiino 25, 1888.
Itup4rtant Facts.
SINCE tialutifer is now being used in thou s -.
ands of families the following facts are itu.
portant to bo known.
FlR . ST—Though it is the most powerful of all
popular remedies, yet it is so compounded, as to
be safeland harmless. - It is of such a nature-that,
it may bo handled and used by children, ant
persons who . are ignorant of Medicines.
SECOND—It is found that Salutifer will relieve
severe pa in in any part of the body sooner than j :
any other application.l I
Tulare-14 is important that the bottle be i rrell,
corked, if-left open only a few minutes it loseSl
strength. _ ,
.Youn.ru-L.This useful remedy can be obtaine d
from almost every dealer in medicines.
(P I IE attention of Merchants and others liablato
a License, is respectfully called to the aot.of
th e 11th of April 1802. pamphlet laws, Maas
ulating the collection and payment of LiCOllllll
which are payable at the , ..Treasurer's Moe on
the Ist day of May in eah and every- year, and -
by said act, all Licenses remaining nnpal4 on
the first day of July, the Treasurer is required to
sue and press- to judgment and collection, sr
soon as practicable thereafter, and in default
thereof, to be personally /labia. Those liable to.
a Licensq aro therefore requested to'be prompt
in making their payments before that date, there
by avoiding any trouble to themselves and unit& •
perplexity to the Treasurer.
Juno 3, 1863. 11. 0. BAILEY, Treasurer.
YTIIIE undersigned offers for sale the following -
1 described property, 'situated in Mainsbnrg,.
Tioga Co., Pa, ono Howie and pot—the House le
4,3- Stories well finished off, a good cellar; also
S. 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- ,
eribed House and Lot I will sell at a low ligttre,YL
such as defies competition. Apply to
' Wm. H. RAMSEY.
Mainsburg Tioga Co., Pa.
May 27, IS6S—Ome
ATTENTION FARMERS 1
S P bt i ! G ea h u a h 3 av e rt l llOm at b l y 4 i t l Q y a l e ng desiring f
I =l l.4ls l Vatelti .
at tlie Dlill of I. Cliampney;& Co.,:whieh we a..4e
selling at $0 per ton at our mill on Elk Rnp.l
All kinds of. produce taken in exchange for
Give us a call.
I. CHAMPNEY t CO.
•
Gaines, Tioga, Co., Pa., March 26, 1866.-6m*
Coal for-Sale.
COAIIBE BITUMINOUS COAL for Sala
Cheap, by
Sopt. 24, 1867.
HEAR YE I HEAR YE 1 HEAR YE 1
BARRELS, FIRKINS, CHURNS,
BUTTER TUBS, &c., .
Kept constantly on band, and furnished to or
der, by
W. T. NIATHERS,
at his new store, 2d door above Roy's Butldi4,
Wellshoro. (June 10, 1808.)
Attention Farmers!
. -•
'IUrANLY'S ALL-HEALING SALVE, for
IVI gale, contracted Hoofs, old sores on Hos..
ses, Ifoof•Bound Horses—the boat Salve In ex
isteneel-for,sitle only by
P. R. WILLIAMS & CO.
•
iVellsboro, Aug. 19, 1868.
CASH Paid FOR WOOL
by TOLES k BARKER
Wellsburo, July 1,18138.4 f
Adrninistrators' 'Notice.
LETTERS of administration having bean
granted to the undersigned upon the estate
of 0. B. Wells, late of Jackson township, deo'd,
all persona indebted to aaid.estate and all hav
ing, claims against the same will call at onmand
settle with BENJ. WELLS,
JNO. W. GUERNSEY.
Jackson, July 28, 1.868-6 w Aden.
, A. W. AYE j RS
azicyr•
S tho only - place this side of New York City
I
whore you will find constantly on nand, a
good assortineut of
GRA.NITE 111QNPIENTS;
cut at the{ celebrated Qulaey and Concord clam
ries, sniped direct to his 'order; also a Sue as
sortment of Marble and Slate Mantles, Coal
Grates, Marble Shelves, Eraokets, 88 ob•BP
as can be bought in theiState. All orders will
receive my personal attention. Shop and wars
rooms on water street, a 'few dears plow Ayers
Jewelry Store, Elmira, 11. N. t
_July29, 1868-am: IT &qr. AYE4RI3.
• Orphan's Court Sale.
virtue of an order of the Court of Con i tmen
JOI/ Pleas of Tioga County dated 4th Septem
ber tho underAignod ,Guardian of Sarah
Gray, Georg° W. Only, and Amoa F. Gray, mi.
nor children of Peter Gray; deeeased,:will on
Saturday the 10th dtLy of October, 1868, at 10
o'clock A: M,, at the qourt House Au Welleboro,
expose to public said 'the following described
lands, viz: . all that lot of land situate In the
Township of Osceola, Tioga County Pa., begirt
im; at a Post in the highway loading from Osee,
ola to Wellsbero, in the North lino of lands of
C,1,1r1; Kimball, thence South. 74 : 1° 'Rost along
la ids of Clark 'Kimball, 20 road to a post, thence.,
North 21° East 20 rods to a post,' thence North
711° Wtnt !!,0 rods to said highway, thence South
Wet,i 211 roes to the place of beginning. Con-.
tailling V: acme. Terms cash. , •
MARGARET FRENCH,
Guardian.
Sep t. • J. I SOS-3w,
LOIKIH, No. SIT, A; Y. Al., meets at tholr Ball,
orcr Dr Roi:',4 drug ntopo, on Tuesday arentug, oa or
beforr the Full Moon, (IA '6 o'clock P.N.
TYfitiA. OItAPTEI , No. 104, It. Ai* IL - meets at the
Ilnll, au frhuttalay. eveaittg, on ot before the rail
'f)1(10 n at 6 o'clock P. M.
tno A COUNCIL, No. SI, It. & S. MASTERS:meets at
the- on the third Friday of each calendar
mouth, :it G o'clock .P. DI.
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TYA(ROWLTON CIONIMANDIntY, lsiay-118, of ENDA:ITS
TIIMP), Mt, aria tha , appendant ordera,"aibeta at the
Halt, on tho li t 'Friday or 'oath Calendar' month, at
E oNlack k), DL, - 2-
nASIT PAID FOR WOOL, MUTER AND
onßESb,', by O. L. WLIALCOX.
Juno 17, 1868.
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FOR YOUR
AWAY I ,
Notice.
'For Sale
D. P. ROBERTS.
MASONIC.