114 E MATT EIR 4.
WEDNESDAY, °CIT. 7, 1868
`row tlavertieementt
1;1 ,, or :11311 Food—n. B, P r i nce.
ply Goods—Smittu.S. Waite
Pim for sali3—;•Wln: Egibro:.
TO Mr. L. A. Mackay.
I !corn thnt you, daring your Into visit to this
c ounty, expressed a willingness. , to Bell your IJ,
per cents. for their face in greenbacks,
past . for dollar. I iiill.take theth, - and produce
:be cash to your. order on six day's Doom. I
sill deposit $lOOO on notice of, your acceptance,
of die offer, to, be , forfeit 11 1 do' not fulfill the
c ontract, and to I.Apapplied. 'on the purchase of
the bonds if • Cone.
WELLSBORO.—Owing to a drenching
rain Friday evening the I meeting at the Coui•t
House was not as full as !usual, only about 150
persons being 'present. 4r. S. B. Elliott ad •
dressed the audience-in a able speech which was
frequently applauded.
PRoottEss.--4The walls of the M. E.
Church building are now about half way up, and
the promisefilm_ structure is made good.—
The weather has not been favorale to. the rapid
progress of the work for some days. With the
amid good weather of the season, however, we
see no reason to dotibt the completion of the walls
end roof before hard frosts sets in.
MORRIS.—Mr. W. W. Rabb writes us
as follows :
'Our Grant Club has ben some tune organized,
and meets every Saturday evening at Babb's and
Duffy's SehoufHouses, alternately. Its offieera
President—Aug; S. liusseltun. Vice Presidents
—Thos. Gaffney, .Wm Blackwell ; John Wilsp_n ;
Seemtary—J. E. iVehoter; Cor. Sco's—W. W.
Babb; Treasurer—Robert Wilson; Committee—
Geo. W. Emick, W. B. Emick, W. C. Galispie,
C. P. Smith, John Blackwell, John M. Webster,
James Blackwell, Sanniel E. Jenkins, Warren
Lewis, Harrison Breede.
"The Republican cause is, I think, gaining
here. At least the party is thorough/3' aroused."
To THE BAPTIST CHURCHES. The
Committee for the Building Fund in the Tioga
County Baptist Association would urga_the ne
gersOty of each church being prompt in sending
their respective subscriptions to the ehairmin of
the Committee. Let the name of every member
he nttechetLto the list whether anything Is sub
allied or 7;t. Promptness in this matter will
greatly assl t
the committee in preparing their
hooks to re ort at the nest Quarterly meeting.
P. 6. VAX GELDER, Ch'n, Wellsboro, Pa.
TiociA.. l Purinton Call, Esq., of El
mira;-addressed a largo and enthusiastic 'meeting
of Republicans at Tioga last week Tuesday eve
ning. The Democrats had a meeting the same
night and brought out iliqir biggest guns—Pills
bury, for example.. Mr. A. C. Bush furnished a
free lunch of herring ani green watermelons, we
learn, for tho unterrifled but kith ail the efforts
Rat forth by the old 'Fermi and his agents the
Republicans had tho crowd—as usual.: Wo learn
that the Democratic cannon was spiked and the
materials for a bonfire consumed untimely. This
is Lelieved to htive been- dune by the Deru..ntraLy
themselves in order tuoreate dyinpathy. We hope
ft was not done by RopubliCans. Let them burn
as much powder as they please before the election,
as they aro not likely to have an opportunity-to
do It afterward.
L'uca.a / ND.—Our reports from
Ik
land and a - 4 Currancsque region wire never hot
ter than for the week just endeU. The - Copper
head Cat avau took advantage of alto Fair to set
up its side shows in Elkland, and really furnish
ed nearly as ninny speakers as the Fair furnished
auditors. Wednesday fliOt was set apart Co'
the ?peat Exhibition of the • trained animals
knor.fl as the Demleratie Carucan, and Judge
Maynard was 'lnfluenced to enter the eagti 1;;-
fooi{4ll4 boot in the presence of tht people
Night conc. The cuO‘von repaired o the Hull
of Bunnel's Hotel , and the performance begun.
Tho audience was fair until the Boys lin Bi t e of
Neale and Elkland paraded the sfreetß
their torches The ghtee or the torl:hes sent a
lurid light up into the Halt and start)lt the on
woo tlibught of tire. Mr. Maynard as 7.
sured his auditor. fbal the ligt.t preceded from
a„few Bernbliean torches DM' jtoldil 1.u;t,u..c.43.
Tho andieilto Lt yet, to leave the
Flan theni-ielv4 to the r
ill f r o n t o' Hon.
ut Nl.l‘ 4 A:orb, dcliveitl
to an immense crowd of Republicans. 'Me l en
thasiasui was ovcrwheltum. During ibis out
side sb l ow turned out to be the main tliing
after all, a gentleuntu retained loithe Delntieir
/i/lati itttd QVL4IOO,I the audit:a/Oh It nu/o,i
-.d Thc of ,s the ;oi,rori:. , o Re
publican ineetit. - g in strict was e 4— ;timatedaf sic
hundre.l. The eontp trisou will lAtirrn.p. - ont.tArt
alter the votes are ournik,i nest Tins-
day.
Thursday evening the Caravan adrertise.l
to AMR" in ilunnel Hall again. 'rile leruerhable
Pillsbury ira. andounce.l to enter the cage'
roeinv l bewszs: Night value, loot the 11(11
well 111 l tI, thottlly hr Itevuldluathi, linwevt.r. I.
Pillsbury poured nut hig oil with 4 . ..ent i,i t411n , •• , ,
and to the delight el a little of Ito'. t•lith'ol
4Tho clustered together In one corher .it the 11.11.
tioun, however, the crowd, 1.44 an; to depart. awl
Mr. Pillsbury gIlVt3 hit.perorna6n u. an ayray if
t"Mpty henehes.
Our eerrespotident btlya that the prowl( hoi-' or
10;he,t tin. to
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mut, ha t;v't.•!' rtni's outg. , -.1 -
erdled, end thoroughly 'I ih,s.ed ent." The slni
pie t nth is that the Republicans if Clip Cewant.s•
litte cannot )4q3 beaten by Coprm head strategy,
uud they never did Letter then when they rut
Hamilton Ward against the entire erond of speak ;
4hich makes up the Democratic portable
Corer a.
lioxvILLE. - - On r correspondent
writes : "We had a splendid meeting: at Knox
ville last Friday, for all it rained hard all day.—
"The people assembled Ai and around the
church, and were addressed with great effect by
Ilona. E. D. Culver and J. A. Briggs.
"Several processions were expected froth the
surrZiunding, country, but on account of the bad
weather they wore somewha t disorganized. The
citizens of Osceola and Elk land, however, under
the leadership of those tried veterans Capt. C. R.
Taylor and Maj. R. T. Wood, were unwilling that
the dampness of the weather shi)uld cool their
ardor in the least, and forming a procession of
horseruen r ono hundred and twenty number,
.and with the "starry flag" at the head of the
Column, and a banner bearing thenatnes of Grant
and Colfax, in every bridle, they set forth. Their
~ p pearanc'e drenched alit' rain, and tiespatterA
alai the rich of the C"wanesque, if wet
phe-
Possessing to the faatidioui, yet gave evid.4lc , •
of the terrible earnestnes.p of their zeal.
"Fifteen hundred people were present, lind the
rousing cheers with which they greeted the speak
ers betokened how little the damp chills of the
equinoctial storm couldabate their enthusiasm "
Lttenry.....Thc peoplo.of Liberty will not soon
forget the meeting held at Block _House this night
week. By some _means Messrs. Williston and.
Humphrey were announced W !Teal: I.r the Re
. publicans, and Messrs. Elliott anti Deisc for the
Democrats, on that evening. The proposition for
ajoint meeting was made and after consultathffl
agreed to. Judge Williston was not present, and
W.ll. Smith, Esq., having spoken nt Nature° the
nizht previous, chanced to be present and teak
Williston's place. Neither Pelee nor rltiott Rest
present, but a-;%lr. Ogden of Pent) Van, lint in
appearance for' the Deolueratty. The ord.'s ot
speaking was arranged as folloi.s: .11114 e item
phri - ty to open and speak I. holltr. Mr. 0,4.1e1t
to follow in a, speech of Ii hours, and Mr. timid)
to °lose with a upeech of half .in hour .ICcorres
iondent gives me, rich acgottut of the atillit% it
ppears that Mr. Ogden indulge,l in certain loose
tatetnents about taxation, the debt, he., 4c. , to
gether with the usual misstatements of facts which
go to make up the bulk of a democratic speech
nowadays. In his half hour summing_ up Mr.
Smith took Mr. Ogden'a than of straw to picot,,
dissecting it beautifully, and constraining Mr.
Ogden to rise and. take back his rcokles:e mis
statements. touching taxation, In feet, it ni)-
pears that the, De:ruiner:toy enjoyed their cham
pion's total discomfiture ns much as did the Re
publicans vand she meeting broke up leaving the
Republicans jabilant and the Delnuarany in thel
1 damps. So' must it over be when the issues , upon 1
which the eiimpaign ii . mnde nr fairly discussed.
The 0111111. G (.4‘ the' Demltc.ratie speillter's enrlpot
st.s.ntl u.'moulent beftice, 11.11 - Ntelligent
when the mast: is removed..
The Itepublleans. or pb s irt w4rt
Mr. Ogden is n.
where the pop 'guns tof tlic 1,41}1.„f
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' GOSl.P.—Honesty is hot Om beist , llol.,
icy, because his not a policy•itt •all. PtireSi'f\d s
simplOmnesty is - a principle; just as lire 'i ,, s 'a
principle. It cannot be put off and on like one's
"Store e.lothes..," It is n part of a man and wom
an an alttriliate of the soul. Is a mall or woman
1
honest, til or t
she is so born. And we do not
I
know of nybody born witWdiChonest tendencies
who hasso getten'thti uppeihand 'cif 'them that
they will net crop out sometime and ' somewhere.
Dishonesty does not lie in flagrant' departures
from the path of rectitude alone. The woman
who goes to the merchant's, and afto getting his
lowest living prices sets herself about beating
him down a peg or two lower, is, 'whether she
knows it or not, dealing with a dishonest ten
deney. It is not, strictly speaking, either &ir or
honest to attempt to purchase anything for less
than it is worth in the market, nor can it be called
flagrantly dishonest. It is the beginning of, dis
honesty. It is a departure from the honest and
upright course of living, and letting to live.
perfect honor requires one to coneeds to, every
other person all that one claims for oneself. If
Jones makes btiskets, and cannot afford to make
them for leas than .a certain standard price, what
right has Jones to demand that Smith shall pay
full price fur his baskets and sell him a pound of
tea 'at its cost in the city? If Dobbs makes
cheese which is worth sixteen cents in the' Mar
ket, and Hobbs pays him the price without
grumbling, why should Dobbs insist upon buying
a suit' of clothes of Hobbs at less than a living
profit•?! On the other hand, why should Smith
sell factory cloth to Jones Ler two prices because
Jones Bays fur the cloth in.. baskets at the fair
living price? Now, to our mind none of these
non-reciprocal seta are honest. They are not of
the grade of rescalities and they fall below the
',teeth of fair dealing.
—We once heard Ward Beecher preach a tor
won upon unrecognized sins.- It did not';seetn
for a time that anybody was to be scorched a
great deal. But as the dise'ourse began to take
shape ninny n man and woman moved about
uneasily and fivalfy everybody came to know
that the preacher was preaching strait at them.
He took the fine lady who shopped at Stearra,
and painted her all 'the way froth the moraeot:
she conclUded "a bargain" to the moment when
she exhibited her ' bargain" to the envious eyes
of her feniale friends. "I think it very cheap,"
says she ! I 'in fact I know I got it for less than
it cost at the custom house." "Then you cheated
,the dealer," said Beecher; "for nu man can live
and sell at cost, or below it. He then paid his
respects to the man who attended church reg
ularly, had family worship, was liberal in church
matters, grve largo sums to the missionary fund,
and was known for extensive charities. He,
pictured him in the stock exchange, watching for
a man Nrbo had bought recklessly and sold short.
He showed how this man bought Erie tit a low
figure whelp it was sure to rise, and afford hilt' a
'chance to sell out at a film profit; and painted
him us litj looked in his back aloe when" he. had
accomplished his purpose, and Was richet: by
j twenty thousand dollais at 00011 than he was at
the breakfast table. "That was well placed," !says
the stuck speculator. "That is a good day's
werk." Truly, as Beecher said. the Devil rejoiced
behind this pillar of the church all the 'while;
feryibi Sitanic Mdjesty understood that if the
speculate ..s had niado $20.000 in an hour it wad
not done in stiietly legitimate business, and so
the Mali l lnd cheate'd soma body..
f l
The pialett:a. then took in hand the tuan who_
habitually buys wherever pi operty is to Lc sold
at it sacribee. "Thia Mart," said he, "fattens upon
the misfortunes of somebody." Somebody's neces
sity becomes somebody's capital, you see. And
though a bargain is a blessed good thing to con
template from the stand-point of the.makee,lictei
it is from the stand-point 01' the victim? How .
many people think of t l hat ?
—So really, the 'only honest plan is eicet
rectiprocit}. A, ownsia horse, but if, 01,1 0 tars
mer, nor is lie rich enough to keep the beast at • a
profit, 1 11, has a ton of; flour, lives away from the
business centers, and cannot retail it:t i o. edv4rt
-,..,-..,,,
_ 7 :2w st, vs 'to - ,( 11'1V WI )8 a - ttr0.... ? ..' ll . ~.s.„.
you my dour fiii- your horse." The, exehange ,i t
ap.k, and though ,s sells the flour for mace thin
the horse woußhave brought in market, it finds
th., hone wui th wore tu him than th , ',. flour. .-
,tit vxehalige by which both g. t good
ankimboily is c h anted.ll A'l , huriurya,'.i r 1
flour, It's I.; farming. , Both 'lire
,iiired and n0hf..1.• ..vrong,d. The tne . ..ti-,ore of
deaiiog, them sculls to be thulanLlUMP
bent.fit of ail patties. , whoever is willing to deA
thus isihotit•A from prinpiple, not from polity.
--Why Fhould Agriculture be a 'inyz•teriims
calling When Jones raises a big eror s of wheat
how often can 116 . .11(!iglibur,,Brown, telryou' haw
it was, chow? when Prowli is able to raise a goo'd
er,p of potatoes every year, how often him Jones
explain how it is done? There arc many . ways :of,
doing the bailie thing, some good, some bad, and
ionic in , lifferetit. The good way is the right way
ItrOt brings the profitable crop. The 'bad way
runs the farmer who practices behindhand, _and
thr indilletent way starves the farmer hp inches.,
If Jone 4, wake it'll. point to inforiti Ilrovert
h ,, ".1 i - ei' , "Pq k , o,q, of ‘?heat, and then if
'II :ell ,Jone:i hove to lake a food clop of
pot,:tot , )uLt oee Iho some of the ies
, 8 all! elucidated' Til?
of le every School Itimttiot in
Ti:.ga 4tittly world add ttivlty 'her : "etitt. to the
ethic ereps ec el'y year. Compare nines, 11 tee
„„ l of L.kir ..... . lici6111)(r;, tiPq IC( ill
ail ttt • light 4 11 qt . ; 1, 1 y s ou
eta.. 'Wit, 11.)C:
nopublickm. IVlonting
CHAtir-Am.—Dr. 1-luth_pbry Webb
B
will address the people at the Oattlione School
House; Siiturday-crening,-Oet. -
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WELLsßorto.,Tbere will _ be..a can
easier: j Class meeting . in,_ the Court house,
Wellshoi•o, Monday evening; Oct, 12r-in -which
the Grtrut•Fr Colfax inealirlivltl — gBn.iiilty*
f
Tremehdous Dem.
onstratio4 b.
GRAND OVATION TO BEN. BUT-.
LER !
10,000 People on the Grounlll
ack spaee•and;wor4to - describe
the glories of the .- Afas - Meeting' op
I Mon(hi*. Such an 'outpouring of 'the
inassee wns never Witnessed before — hi
this County. We - giVe only the figures
this e Week, and will try to do it better
ustileer next weeti..
C4arlesten sent in, "119 wagons-89
niqr, than the en ti rehurnber at the Seyr
moufri meeting.
I)6lmar. sent in 120 wagons-40 snore
t t he - en tire . ntunbot at the WtSrinotir
meet fug.
Tiogn, Middlebury, Chatham and
Fartningten sent lit 140-, wagons-60
more . than the entire number at the
Seymour meeting, . -
('ov to ton Richmond, Moss, and
en
Sullivan sent in about 50 wagons.
The whole number of teams on 'the
v,rotimi was 500. . .
0) 1 .4a 75 Boys in Blue, and tho
CdwaUesque sent 35 horsemen. '
less than, 10,900 iwople were vresent.,
By nine o'clock, and before a single
delegation arrived, there were more
people in town than at any time lust
Saturday.
0,1•:11 Butler arrived nt noon, and was
reeeivtql timid the plaudit.), of: thous- -
ands. l lie took_ the stand at '2 o'clock
and delivered a':speech,,Of great ability
and effectiveness, ()halting the most en
thusift49l.l,TPlEP!BerfrQm Ole? Mist ok.dtc
i1t044 a 4iir; tiOeCt..4 Antoitit
n in Ting% annals.
NOTICE 'TO TRACUERS. , --:ThO ilaOhool
•iakrlots onfiddlebury *lll Meet - atiMillars
Oct. 31. kat, to hire teachers.
M. C. POTTER.
SeePy.
Examination of Teachers.
Liberty,
og4ensyttrg, 7. '_' • ' i
Salliian;Bakershourg,
Roseville,
Zaekson, Cotton S. IL
Chatham, Starks corners, " 12
Knoxville Academy, II 13.
Brookfield,,Sonth Road S. Hi " 14.
Westfield,ll 15 .
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SabinsVille, t'. , ' • . tif 16.
Vermilyea's,, " . ,17
Hollidayi S. • ' • ' " - 19.
Tioga, : • " 20.
Lawrenceville, " 21.
.
Nelson, " 22
Farmington Gee S. R.
Covington:i j ;.! ' ,
Mansfield,
Charleston; Rluek S'. II
Delmar, Deane S. 11.
Welleboto, ' - , II
Wellsburo, Nov. 6th 13th and 20th
No prinete exainittatialia
No certificates renewed or endorsed.
Examinations commence at /0 o'clock A. M.
ApplieptA•ara x pte.tptl Co bM VipactpcilA ti) ehtt
examined at the first examination limy attend,
and on U. 4,3l4.,srulrittadtittitin to7"the, -usual
branches ; 10 bring with them pen and ink, a
sheet of foolegap . :paper; enr4lope with
address an I stamp if the certificate is to be
mailed to them, -
Directors and all friends of Education are
,cordially invited to attend.
J. F. CALKINS.
' ' _! Sept
Grant & Colfax.olnba. 7 --Tbb times of meet
ing are as follows:
Brookfield—Saturday evenings.
Charleston—Tuesday evenings. 1 . ,
Chathafu•—Saturday evenings. i
Clymer—Satnrday evenings, sal,finsville.• • . ,
Covington—Friday evenings. '
East Charleston---Saturday evenings. '
Ell:land—Thursday evenings.
Farwington—Thuratiarovenings.
Gaines—SatUrday evenings. •,
Jackson—Tuesday evenings. - p . -
Knoxville—Friday evenings......._._,._.
Lawroneoville—Wednesday evenings. 1 ,
1
Liberty—Tuesday evenings. f•,
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Middle Ridge—Saturday evenings. '
Al iddlebury—Saturday evenings.
Mansfield—Saturday evenings.
Morris—Saturday evenings. . ' •
Nelson—Frida`y - evenings.
Voeula— Wed nevlity evenings. , •
Round Top—Thursday, evenings.• , ,
Rutland—Thursday evenings.
South, Charleston—Tuesday evenings. ~---, •
Stony Flnic—Wednesdo evenings..., • - -'-
Tioga—Saturday evenin s. . ,
Tia,fpi[tr. L. of A.]—Sa urday evenings.
Union—Saturday evenin s.
Ward—Saturday evenin s.
Westfield—Tuesday evenings.
welleboro—Friday evenings,- . -, '
Other enmea will haf , inaerted na fast as they
aro received, and the 'table trill be' pablisited,
the.eninpaign._ . ,
St.a EzIL 31Eltti EA lime. 151 oss
Y ou w ptiettp, f ipnpfiza.? 4 ,to to Bullard --&190'el
Fre American .Merinoi; Emprees
I.lloffililleitiybed and Drown Maslfritli:Fririts and
I)elu.inv4; Bouts and.Shoe~,
_cloths and ,Clinliinß,
ulfut dullard's' S 06'11.. If you `waut,to . bee, Ote .
largept tud alfoupest lot of ,Croker'y
gu to . BULLARD .4.41114:
"THI§".'NE.NIX!. GoODS 'HAVE COME and
tho gieni fall in . piices: has thken pined, •,Otnut
reducltiqu,:iik ;Sheetings„Prinls;
class,c's TO' athidd'Ati,MtitheVii. Zt will fiq, your
eyes mitt your bona good to tako 'a look 4.the
Piles of Now Oobdh: Never did ivo . baiio as
thif prosont 24'0; itnei
nt loWei,,n4cce than at any titno side Oil? 91620'
of tho war. ,COtno pad seo us.l Silo want you to
look if you do not buy.. .0.• FL MATHER At. CO.
Lburitb6Ville, 'Oct. 7, 1.806,q ; c',-, •
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0. THOMPIE36I4,_ :•• • -
kii;,l; - FICieT3I7 \VOii1;;TO; fa, priolc;•: -
ghicili - tf ri - 4 (-6, Atiajthi,
the trade or to indiviclual.Copigs. old pic
tures. large urjiuntill..in IflAishedLirihnner.
All kinds of Oval, and Square Frames on hand,
and at as low prices as em. ot.ewhere.
• Cash taken in exchange for all kinds vy,t
of goode,-+Ap. S. 88-tf. • .
s ss:viLtKL "7i'~.~.
JO Iltiz‘ON,-MELNIIPE.- 1- Al. StOnyT,orki Sept
27, ISCs, by J. D. lloughton,-EeiV, Mr. Atm 0
John:lon, and Ilmelta Munroe, all of Delmar. -
KNIFFIN—AUSTIN.—In Ward, Oct. 1, by
Rev. I. IL Reynolds, Mr. Levi S. Knillin, and
Miss Mar); E. Orttstin,,nll of %Vim!. •
Is thO Poiddli;uffe,ln
Lawrenleevillt , Sept.l3o, - . by Key. TUrton,
Mr. Thos.h. of 151ansfield, Pn., and Miss
Josephine hillier orlm,wr6neeville,
OLEON—STEELS--In Delmar, Oot. 4th, by
Teev. S. Butler, Mr. llurtOleson of Potter County,
to Mist Kate Steele, of Delmar.
App3oTki, - t4'6vibhiW '
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Willaci.`& Gibbs .Sewing Machine.: ,
"Its ne.tin is,strongor * und. leas liable to rip' in
'tie or wear than the : :I.4ek-Stiteh."---‘,•.fodgete.
Report," at the "(grand Trial," Send for the
"Report," and rumples of Work, containing both
kinds of tititekel, on the satne,"pieeo of gockdi,
•,
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GEG: C. "BOW F,N, - A
r +2O, y. f r'iioge co. Knoxville, Pa.
SIDIILIA SIBIALXBUS cURANTUa.
HUMPHREYS'
11(IIVIMOVATMC, - SpEPtr.ICS,
tiAve, puovkii, radm Till: MOST AMPIX EX
portenco, no entire SUCCO99; SiILIV/e-POITIPt-
E dent, and Reliable. Thep-aro—the only Medicines
perfectly adapted to popular use—so simple that mis
takes cannot be made in using them; so harmless as to
be free from thimgerMitlittio'dl2cleut aslo — be alplys re.
liable. They have--rated' the" highest corurrakidatlOn
trout all, and will always reactor satisfaction
No
1, Cures revert .Conglotion,lnna motion. , 26-
'2, wiirin g ;`Wiirimiecer: Worm•Colid... 26
3, do Cryi n g , Colic, or Teething of Infante— 25
4, do Diarrhoea of children o'r adults 26
G. du Dvsonterv, Griping, Bilious Colic 25
J. do Cholera-Inorbno. Vomiting 25
7, dO! Colighs.bolde, Brotichpli • '
8, do • rokiiiralgiii, Toothache{ Feceache F 26
9, do Headaches, Sick-Headache, Vertigo... 25
10, do Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach 26
11, do sl4l3prOßlled or painful Periods - 4.. . 25
12,
13, do' 'Crony, Couth, dififeutenfortihing .'=" 25
1 4 , do Salt Ether; Eruptions... 26
•11). do Rhonmat Rheumatic l'aius I 25
10, do Fever and Apia, Chill Fever, Agues 60
17, lip 7Plll4, , ,toinct . nr ' " '6O
/6, ;10 o'phthahni, and so or weak Eyes.... GO
19, do Catarrh, acute or chr pie Influenza GO
20, do Whooping-Lough. TI °lent Coughs... 60
I, do asthm a , oppressed Breathing 60
'22, do Ear Discharges, impaired nearing.. 60
23, ;, do' s cr si tt ia - , - osisrsv Glands; Kfellings.. 60
24. Lb General Debility, Physical Weakness, 60
26, do Dropsy, and scanty, Secretions. r i 60
20; du Sea-gialliniii, Melhiess fronl riding... GO
27, do Kidney-Disease. Gravel 60
28, do Nervous Debility, &mina' Emig
, - Worth, Invoip9tar3
:29, SOIC;11/611th,Canki.r 60
rm, do Urinary
W ea kness, wetting bed— 60
31 , 410 Painful Periods, ivnh Spasms GO
Sufferings at change of life 1 00
33, do Epilepsy, Spasms, St. Vit Dance 100
34 , . 1 . , DiPlithOria, ulcerated Et,tre Throat 50
I 1 • ;
VAgES. • ' • '
0w a 5 tAnor, vs AloEuCco CASE, coNTAIEINo A
LVLIir o)11),IN, AttY 2 DISEASE. P47lYlf , -
IS 111 , ILIECY TU, AND A DOOR OP DIRECTIONS $lO 00
6171Illier FAMILY Mill I.I.AVIILINO cases, with 20 to
, •lR votlm $5 to $8
Spooilivo fist till PItIVATC DleigArLit both for Cur,
;:i,o and for Pnerr.sTivg treAtfoeut, itad vi-
Oa and pocket . cx.es
Reiile(ltee by the ease„or single box, are
soot to . Itty'part of the country;hy Malt Express,
Prue of charge, on rreolpt of the prie; ' •• •
Address Humplirciyie Specific
Homeopathic Mediolno Company.
and Depot. No. 5U2 BROADWAY, Nuvr-Yoga.
Dr. HUMPIIKLYS' is consulted daily at his office, per t
'woolly or by letter, ita Above, for all tones of dine/tap.
- 4'94 4944ty Att4oo , o9.bsts. --
aginit RI; i44T-17,
~ YES 1, ,YES' YES 1' , .: '-
,' # R. WILLIAMS it CO., have got. the best,
1 • largest and °heal:i s m,. stock of Drugs, mod.
Patent Medicines, Polots,.(!ils;Dic Stufk
Brushes, Varnishes, :Glass; Patty, 'Yankee No.
lions, Perfumery, Toilot Soap, Fishing Tackle,
eves brought into this county. They
will Tositively sell everything In their line cheap.;
or than can be bought elsewhere. 'They - bought
their/goods in large qua n tities and for
u ptt peak
and,tan kna Fill dell •bhiSper than et4er ev
tabliehment in this county. Call and bititatae
stock apd prices. P. R. WILLIAMS & co.
May 9, 1888. 513..8, Linton Bleak*:.
; ,
C
October stb.
,"' • 6:
A , '
Q4eries. -
AtRE can cloaa bayou find Pare Read%
White Leadtine the ari L e r e a ri o r e e d st, o2:, Varniskis,
L oker
P. R.'WILLIAMS, & CO.
itho sells tbe pirest and lest Druks,. Patent
Medicines, and Dye Stuff,
s t P. R.,WILLI4MO,'4 CO.
Who keeps tho largest stook of Paint Powders,
Tootb, Halt, Cloth and Nail Brrishes, :and sells
tho cheapest, P. It. WILLIAMS, & CO.
" 23.
. 20.
" 27.
" *.• 18,
29.
30:
Where can you go to and the best and cheapest
Toilet arid Saving seep, Pocket Knives, Perfum
ery, Hair Oil, Pomades, Writing Paper, Pens and
Ink,:to t P. R. WILLIAMS, at, co.
STOVES, STOVES, STOVES.
Main Street, Wellsboro, Penn'a.
AVING been appointed agent for all Bret
class Stoves manufactured by Shear, Pack
ard Co.; at Alba Y. I an now ready
tofurnisit the following named cillebrated Stoves
, • ; COOKING STOVE, . •
; AMERICAN; ' NATIONAL,
tiorg.cplomitoN MONITOR.
she latter of wbieb is tho best stove for common
uao ever in market; being cheap, well made, and
convenient. I have-also, a variety of •
OAST IRON, various patterns,
SHEET IRON, Self Regulators
ALSO—Stoves suitable for burning hard or
soft coal, will be furnished to order. Customers
will do well to examine my stock, which is 418
full and well selected as any in Northern Penn
sylvania. I have also put in a full stock of
of all sorts. Thankful. 'for literil patronage in
the past, I respectfully' solicit a continuance of
the same. .
Sept. 16; 1866
Ilfiten of our Day:
The tr*n vita .goVern our country, melte ,its laws,
hevetfought fis battlos, charmed ; us with their elo•
cinenc'e, founded our colleitis, control our railroads,
manufactories, And our finances—ono attractive vol•
ume, full of 'avid interest, lifo•liko illustrations and
chateCteristid andcdote. 060 woll•fllled pages—• 42 fine
, steel pc:An:dis t and the liv,es cf orei,6o men, Price low
to suit the times. The cheepest'os well as the most In•
tdresting book published within five years. saies
meuse•, 'Every , body wants to know the lifd bistory of
these mon. liontlTOr clavier to
ZEIGLER, McCURDY & CO.
Philadelphia, Pa., Cincinnatti, 0., Chicago, 111., or
St, Louis, Mo. Sept. le, 1868-7 m
Farm for Sale. •
.11SHE undersigned offers for sale on reclaim
.: JL- able terms, a valuable farm, situated in Chat
horn TOwnfibip t ,T i egti.CountiA)4„;osi the direct
road Nom KuoxOrd, to: ,Aveneyvilltri;slx
lkiriner places, con taining.l.6o acres, lib
7 11 0ef.trPrPiasl. g A good' Itoaseilargo'hijr
ham find SW, ond:a.good titorse tiara, also two'
gedd" appletcltchtith. 'Well watered and well
adapted to dairying. • Any ono desiring a good
farm and pleasant - hems will do well to.app/y to:
;.. .; VAMP:MEN.
•
Executor's -
LEPTERS TESTAMENTA I ICY, having been
granted to the - undersigno upon the last
will and testament of Richard Phillips, late of
Westfield borough, deed, all persons indebted to,
and t ali - Claiming against said decedent, mnstact.;
tie with, „ • , FRANCIS STRANG.
IYetaiilit, Sept, le, 136V-OW"' , Exr.
• TIiODIPSON, -
. • -• tIiANSIFIELD 'PA]
BLA CKSMITIT; has two dreg, 'and is prepared
• to do nil kinds of work in his line.with prompt. l
nilser and ip a ii , ortcmanlike manner. Ile aimea
at excellence itl his trade. .
Mansfield JuIC 3, 180 —ly.. • • I,
1, •
TOl 3 TIIIEI I-41 - the man , who.took a gun
lock . from :my shop lately will return
will not exposOlim ! and if tho than who took a
hand-vice ai d pliers on another ocoasien will re
turn them, n/1 further proceedings will be bad.
I atir oh the thick of both. JAMES LOCKE,
Weltsboro Sept. 16, 1868.
c ‘ o n ty
T J ET:ERRS TESTAMENTARY having been
granted to the undersigned upon the last
will and Testament of Peter Green, into of Del
mar,' deceased, all persons indebted to the estate
are requested.to make . immediate payment, and
all having claims against the same will. present
them td. AGNES GREEN,
GEORGE 'GREEN,
Extrs.
42 toga
LOUR away on band ae
Jpzien.llloB. JAMES M. lIIINNEL'6:
MINI
'WILLIAM - ROBERTS,
Agent for all first•olaea Stoves,
THE BENEFACTOR,
ELEVATED OVENS,
PARLOR STOVES,
MlCetr'ol.N7s7asire ,
' WM: ROBERTS-.
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Executors' .Notice.
SOL 2,186314w:5'
Esfray.
TAKEN UP on the Commons in Wellabor°,
Aug. 21, ult., two three-year-old rod steers.
Notice is hereby, given to the owner or owners to
prove property pay charges, and take them
away, or they will be disposed of according to
law. • 0. F. ELLIS.
Sept. 2,1288-3 w. High Constable.
NEW AD VE.RTISEMENTS.
Spring and Summer Trade !
i T. L. BALDWIN & 00.
lar AVE now on hand and still ixning,-a large
AUL and well selected stook of .
"GOOD GOODS,"
comprising everything needed. Our Mock of
Lan 145 mum soon
ALPACAS, POPLINS, CAMBRIOKS,
FRENCH JACONETS, ORGANDIES,
PEQUAS, VERSAILES, BLACK
AND COLORED SILKS,
OEM
ALSO, IRISH AND FRENCH POPLINS,
SHAWL AND CLOAK DEPART
MENT COMPLETE,
TRIMMINGS, LOTS YANKEE NO-
TIONS, HOOP SKIRTS, BAL.
MOREL SKIRTS, OPERA
FLANNELS, CORSETS,
DOMESTICS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Cloths and Cassimeres and a Tailor to
HATS AND CAPS, STRAW GOODS,
CROCKERY, WOODEN WARE,
HARD WARE, SHELF HARD
WARE, NAILS, IRON,
SALT, LIME, PLASTER, PORK, FLOUR
the most complete stock you can find, such as
TEAS.- No aro old tca drinkers and know them
to be good.
everything in the Grocery lino, Gunja Bank
Codfish Bay Mackerel, Ashton Salt, what makes
the Button good, and nice Arkins to put it in.—
Also, Butter Tubs and Pails; Butter sold on com
'mission—no charges for handling; but would
like a smolt portion of the money you get in re
turn, that is.if our prices suit.
full line. Wo aro agonts for the Ohio and Buck
oye combined Mowing Maohines; general depo
for fixtures and extras for the the above ma
ollinos. All kinds of
COUNTRY. PRODUCE
taken in oxekango for Goods. We propose to
seal our Goode reasonably. "Livo and let Lieo , " .
prioga given at the opuntet!--only one price,.
T. L. BALDWIN 44 00
Tioga, Pa., April 29,1868. ' -
itiad
but as wo ha • o neither time nor epaco to finish
oven the beginning, we will merely invite you
to calliask fer what you want, we will tell you
the price, and then weigh out or mom° off ac
cording to order.
the three great necessaries, always on hand
• Remember rumors, tbat we can supply you
with
BUTTER FIRKINS, TUBS, OR PAILS,
and genuine old Ashton by . the 'tick or pound.
Wo -pay Cash for Butter.
LOOK AT THIS?
A 8 the Printers say that success follows the
liberal advertiser, and other people acorn
to believe them, so we (that is, Wickham & Farr)
will take warning, follow the example, and in
form the public in general that we have a good
stock of good
to be sold at good prices for good customers—
and as we consider all customers good—they will
be very apt to be offered the same goods at ono
and the same prico. We might begin and men
tion some of the various articlos and styles that
help to make up our stock of
E. 1. HASTINGS,
DEALER IN
Groceries and Provi§ions
CROCKERY, GLASS-WARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
SEWING MACHINES;
.App THE
Eureka Melodeon,
At Wholesalo prices.
1 E. H. lIASTINOS,
May 6, 1888.tf. - Main St., Wellaboroi
JAMES M. RUNNEL .
glut Door aboooßore Drug Store. Wellabor°.
DEALER IN
FAMILY GRONRIES
AND PROVISIONS.
Will keep constantly on band everything in the
line of Family Groceries, as well as Provisions,
Fruits, Confectionery, Yankee Notions, Toys, &c.
• All of which will be sold at reasonable prices.
JAMES BIINNEL.
May 6, 1865-Iy. -
PREPARED FOR
TIOGA, PA.
can't be beat much
at a very small margin
Cut and Fit
Boots and Shoes,
Don't t , forget to look over our stock of
GRO.CERXES,
SUGARS, MOLASSES,
FARMERS TOOLS,
'tipT,iinkeets IStronoes,".
&c., &c. ;
PORK, FLOUR AN]) SALT,
, AVICKHAM & PARR
Tioga, May 20, 1808.
&OODS,
Ma ula • Wang
SALT can be had in any quantity at
wzoguant a FARR'S.
Tiote•Jitie.B, 1880.
Falb & Winter Goods
IN CORNING.
Vvrin have roomed a very LARGE STOCK of
t.
TALL AND WINTHR GOODS
=
on the most favorable terms, and will be sold at
very small advance from .cost. We think we
hazard nothing in saying that we keep the
BEST ASSORTMENT
and the BAST QUALITY of Goode that are
kept in the place. Have a store light enough to.
see what you are buying, and pledge ourselvea to
SELL AS LOW,
quality considered, as at any other establishment.
We continue to make our
CLOTH TRADE
ono of our epeeialtios, and whdn desired
MAKE THEM TO ORDER
on short notice and in the bust manner. We
have added to our stook a good assortment of
CARPETS,'
oottpisting of
BRUSSELS. THREE - i'LY. INGRAIN,
COTTON WARP, HEMP, AND
STAIR CARPETS.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH
and MATTING, and can sell them
HON VERY LOW.
We-are tho agonte for the
GREAT V. S. TEA COMPANY,
and sell TEA at New York prices by tho single
pound. All visiting Corning, are invited to call
and examine stook and prices.
SMITH AD WAITE
Corning, Oot. 1, 1869
HOLD ON' I
NEW GOODS!
Consisting of a gorralassortment of
zd I C.S
(II A a
rn -
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,T,
0 1 1 g M
LA g
1- 1 a c ,
--q = eg 0 pli
so 0
A 8 es g
PP tg Q
MRS. -PRY'S CORSET AND SKIRT
SUPPORTERS, AT
sataquax re suaa , men 1 "0 "El PEEI 2 11" PIN.
NEW DRESS GOODS AT KELLE'Y'S.
3,A.R'1'1231 in B'IAINH3 JaiulAt
GENTS' FURS AT KELLEY'S
Air. No charge for SHOWING GOODS at -am'
Welleboro, Oot. 30, 1807
NEW ARRIVAL OF GOODS.
TOLES & BARKER,
(NO. b, UNION BLOCK.)
WOULD say to their friends and the public
generally, that they aro now receiving a
splendid assortment of Summer
DRY GOODS,
suoh ay
SHEETINGS, bHIRTINGS, PRINTS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VEST
INGS, READY MADE CLO-
THING, HATS & CAPS,
• BOOTS AND SHOES,
also a large and well selected stock of
CROCKERY, HARDWARE, WOODEN
WARE, STONE WARE, KERO
SENE OIL, PAINTS & OILS,
SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES,
SYRUPS, MOLASSES,
ETON
We are able to offer our customers the benefit
of the „
LAST DECLINE or PRICES
{
i
in the New ork Market, our Stock having been
purchased a lice the great decline in Goode.
TnEB it BARKBR
Wellaboro, July 1, 1868.
Dr. C. M. Thompson.
, [TrlncLsnonouoti
'Will attend to Professional calls in the vilingo,
and immediate vicinity of Wellsboro.
, Office and Residence on State St. 2d door on
the right going East, [June. 2., 1868.
100•00.0by BRIC" EC i lt
WsUsboto, Pa
KELLEY'S
C. B. KELLEY'S,
ALE,-
" BEE R EXCHANGE r
I sing, I Bing of a'eurious thing,
Almost - us strange u Boggs upon Tyng ;
I've swung 'round a circle as round as a ring,
And while on the down east part of my owing,
I stopped at the city and took on the Spring
STYLES OF CROCERIES
•
The fashions for
SUGARS AR LOW IN THE NECK,
And more netoniebing:etill,
Molasses & Syrups
have a freer run downward, with a funnel-aba
ped trail.
l!Via,Q3s.erel,
however, are cut from the neck downward, and
the style is blue and silver with stripes. .
liM
TEA TEA
will be prepared, from a drawing furnished to,
every customer irho buys a pound. Of the styles
togsuit complexions, ,t.c.;l may mention
Black Tea
you can have if yea-long - for it. I cannot get
time to look up all the hard words which the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
use to sturtlo the innocent people about tho coun
try; but you can doped upon finding the vorY
best of eas at the
i
11,EE-1-IcP-.EXCIIANGE ?
K •
'\As to
ck Jere a,
the styles aro various. You can have the latest
styles from the following fashionable foFign
porer, to wit :
MOCHA, JAVA, RIO, LAGUYRA JAM
AICA, &C.
In the matter of
PROVISIONS:
FloUr still wears hoods over all, and dispenses
with: trails as unprofitable. I have all grades
eatable. Mgt),
I=
PORK, DRIED BEEF AND HAMS,
together with a• full assortment of light groceries
and canned delioacieo. As over
M A T HE R S
Pays Cash or TradO, for n►l MARKETABLE
PRODUCE.
,
CALL AT MATHERS'S
Wellaboro, Apr.l, '6B. W. T. MATHERB
100,000 Pounds of Wool
Wanted.
PUB subseribern will pay Clash, Falk Cloth,
Caselmores, Flannels, die., &0., for Wool.—
They also manufaoture as ustial 7
TO ORDER, OR ON AHARE§,
to suit - customers. All work warranted as rep
resented. They invite portion ar atteption to
their Water Proof
kti.LOZF,IO,III9OO
which are warranted in very respect. Particu
lar attention given to ,
ROLL•CARDING & CLOTH-DRESSING
Twenty years exporienee in the business.war
rants them in expecting a generous patronage
No shoddy cloths made.
DeLano a Co., at Wollabor°, aro agents for
the sale of our Cloths. ! .
JOSHPII INGHAM tic SONS
Deerfield, May 13, 18684 f.
liu Bai)kruptcy
TIIMS 18 TO GIVE NOTICE, 'Piiat on the
12 t h day of September, A. D. 1868, a War
rant in Bankruptcy was issued against the estate
of Ira Baker, of Tioga, Tioga county, and State
of Pennsylvania who has been adjudged a Bank
rupt on his own petition; that the payment of
any debts and delivery of any property belong
ing to such Bankrupt to him or for his use and
the transfer of any property by hint are forbidden
by law. That a meeting of the creditors of the
said Bankrupt to prove their debts and to choose
ono or more Assignees of his estate will be held
at a court of Bankruptcy to be holden at the of
fice of F. E. Smith in Tioga, Pa. before F. E.
Smith, Register, on the 2d day of Pa._,
A.
D. 1868, at 10 o'clock A. M.
THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
U. S. Marshal West'n Dist. Pa.
Sept. 23, 68. PorIDAVID CAIIEIIOI , I, Dopy
IVELLSBORO BAKER Y.
9111 E SUBSCRIBER having established him
selfj 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 keep con
stantly on hand an assortment of Bread, such
as
LOAF BREAD, BOSTON CRACKERS,
GRAHAM BREAD, BUTTER
CRACKERS, BROWN
BREAD, WATER
CRACKERS, SUGAR
'CRACKER,S,
DYSPEPSIA AND) SODA BISCUITS,
OYSTER CRACKERS, CAKES,
PIES, AND LUNCH,
•
at all hours of the day, Sundays excepted, •
By strict atte , ltlon to business shall endeavor
to merit the public patronage,
• CHAS. STEVENS.
Wellsh,sro, Juno. 24, 1.84.
C AME
into the inelosure of the subscriber on
Cthe 2lst inst., a red mow, the ownor be 'Tott
ed to pay ebargos and take ber away.
E. T. BENTLY.
Tiogn, Sept. 30,
,18684 w
TAMPS.—A now kind of lamp for Iteronne4
J no b rea k a ge of chimnoys—nt FOLEY't.4;
I
CAlin PRINTING—at Neer York prices, In
Colors or plain, and cut to quit orders, at
THE AGI TATOR
; 1 GEO. Ay. MERRICISI,
AT ronnw AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Office with W. U. Smith, Esq.,• Main Street
opposito Union Blook, Wolleboro, Pa. ,
July lb, 181:18:- • , .
TE4i
In=!9
Estray.
GRAND GIFT GALLER
Go.to ging & Eastman's
CBI
GRAND. GIFT GALLERY
FOR YOUR.
PHOTOGRAPHS..
Asplendid Gift with every $2 ifort10:1 Pk=
tares, Frames,. Cord end Tao:Hail
OVER 500 PRESENTS TO BE GIVEN
AWAY
The largest ( assortment of Frames and Cassini
Tioga County, to be mold low for cash. In ad.
dition to the low prices, we will give away the
following Presents worth from fifty cents to tiny
dollars ; one hundred presents worth from $lO to
$5O; two hundred presents worth from $8 to $ l O
two hundred presents worth from 50 cents to $3-
Tho presents consist of Gold and Silvei Watches,
sifver Cake Basket, silver Tea Belle, Castors, gold
Watch Chains, Seals, Charms, Sleeve Buttons,
Studs in setts, Watch Hooks, eilyer Plated Burka.
Teaspoons; all gilt Frames Cities, Setts, Cord and
Tassels, Gold Rings, family Bible,History of the
Secret Service, by s Col. Baker, with other pres.
eats too numerous to mention.
COME ONE, COME - ALL, AND SEE
FOR YOURSELVES AND IBE
CONVINCED. I •
Your prosent given to you the Ram* day of sit.
tang. Prices thosameue last year; ' •
GALLERY OPEN TO PRESENTS,
JULY" leT. -
Don't forget tho place—over Rieman , . Daa.
tal Offide, And 4 door') below, Boleti Drug Store,
Main Street.
CLAY KlNce A EUGENE EASTMAN.
Wellaboro, June 25, 1868.
Important Facts.
QINCE balutifer is now being used itt thou.
)3 ands of •familips tho following foots are im
portant to be known.
FlRST—Though it is the most powerful of all
popular remedies, yet it is so compounded, as tq
be safe and harmless. It is of snob a nature that' =,
it may be handled and need by children, as*
persons)%rlio. are ignorant of Medicines.
SaeolcV—lt is found that Saintlier will relientp
severe pain in any part of the body sooner than
any other application.
TIIIRD—It is important that the bottle be well
corked, if left open only a few minutes it loses
strength.
FourvriThis meal remedy can be obtainad
from almos every dealer in medicine'.
Notice..
THE attention of Merchants and others liableto
a License, is respectfully called to the aat of
the 11th of April . 1802. Pamphlet laws, 492, g
ulating the collection and payment of Li
which aro payable at the Treasurer's Mee on
the Ist day of May in each and every year, d
by said act, all Licenses remaining unpaid on
the first day of July, the Treasurer is required to
sue ail,' press to judgment and oollection, at
soon-as practicable thereafter, and in default'
thereof, to be personally liable. Those liable to
a License are therefore requested to be prompt
in making their payments before that date, there
by avoiding any trouble to themselves and much
perplexity to the Treasurer.
June 3, 1808. 11. C. BAILEY, Treaeurer.
For Sale.
THE undersigned offers for rale the folloWing I
described property, situated in Mainebtu&
'flop Co., Pa, one House and Lot...the EOM 11
2i 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 lad
House and Lot in good order. The above del
gribed House and Lot I will sell at a low from
such as defies oempotition. Apply to
Ww. IL Rumegr.
Mainsburg Tioga Co., Pa.
May 27, 18138-6m49
ATTENTION EMEERSI
pC:t - 0111133 can have them by - buying --
.7C: 0 14E4
at the AIM of I. Champney & Co., which we are
selling at SO per ton at our mill on Elk Rgn.—
All kinds of Produce taken 'in *bangs for
Plaster. Givens a call. ,
I. CHAMPNEY & CO.
Goiacs, Tioga, Co., Pa., March 28,003-om*
Coal for Sale. 1 •
Coa by
BITUMINOUS GOAL for Bale
eap,
Sept. 28, 1867
HEAR YE HEAR YE HEAR•YE
BARRELS, FIRKINS, CHURNS,'
BUTTER TUBS, &e.;:
Kept constantly on band, and furnished to or
der, by' .
W. T. IVIATHERS,
at his now store, 2d door above Roy's Building,
Wollsboro. (aunt) 10, 18084
Attention :Farmers!
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I%uIANLY'S ALL-lIEALING SALVE, for
galls, contractod Hoofs, old moires on ° Hor-
SCE., lloof•Bound Horses—the beat Salve In ex
istOnco—for sale only by
' P. R. IVILLiAtd . B it CO. •
Wellsboro, Aug. 19, 1863.
CASH Paid 'FOR WOOL
Vy TOLES k, BAUKI3IIt
Wellsboru, July I,lBBB.—tf _ _
Administrators' Notice.
T ETTERS of administration baking .been
i s( granted to the undereigned upon. the estate
of 0. 13. Wells, into of Jaokson township, doted,
ell persons indebted to said estate and all hay=
ing claims against the same will call at onoe and
settle. with, • :BEN - J. WELLS,
JNO. W. GUERNSEY.
Jackson, July 29, 1888.4 - Adm'rs.
•
A. W. AYERS . • "
Marliale Eilkicaro,
IS the only place this side of View York City
whore you will `find constantly on nand, a
good assortment of,
GRANITE MONUMENTS,
cut at the celebrated Quincy and Concord Quar
ries, shiped direct to his order; alito • tine as
sortment of Marble and Slate Mantles,. Coal
Grates, Marble Shelves, Brackets,
40., as cheap
as can be bought .In the State. All orders will
receive my personal attention. ShOp and ware
rooms on water street, a few doors , below Ayera
Jewelry Store, Elmira, N. N.
July 20, 1868-om. A. IV,. AYERS.
Orphan's Court E,atat.
* D I Y virtue of an order of the Court of Gammen it
Pleas of Tioga County dated 4th Septum-,
b'er .1808, the undersigned ,Guardian of Sarah
Gray, Georgo W. Gray, and Amos F. Gray, mi..
nor children of Peter Gray, doceasea, will on
Saturday the 10th day of October - '
1868, at-10
o'clock A. M., at the Quirt louse in Welleboro,
expose to publio salo the following described
lands, viz: all that' lot of land situate in the
Township of Osceola, Tioga County Pa.', begin.
lug at a Poet in the highway leading ! from Osce
ola to Welaboro, in the North line: of lands of
Clark Kimball, thence South 74i° East along
lands of Clark Kimball, 20 rod/ton:post, thenoo.
North 2i° East 20 rods to a post, thence North
Ili° West 20 rods to said highway,' thence South
2i° West 20 rode to tho piano( beginning. Con
taining 2' acres. Toros (nigh. '
M A 11 GA R ET FRENCH,
Guardian.
DIASONIC. '
08F..EA 1.01.1(1}:, No. 311, A, M., MGM at t h ou' Hall,
ever koy'n drag store, on Tuesday', cYci3inff, CM or
won. , the Full )loon, at 0 olclockl P. T .
py.A oil - APTER, No. 194, R. 4. XL meets at the
en Thursday evening, on Or 'afore the Full
Moon, at 0 o'clock P. M. -
'—••••••
MOIL COUNCI F., No. 81, It. & S. I'dASTERS, roosts at
the Hall, on the third Friday. ofi each calendar
month, at 0 o'clock P. st.
TYAtIAOIITON COMIANPERY, No. 43, of KNIGHTS
Tin! MAR, and the appendant orders, meets at the
on thellret Friday of each calendar month, st
0 o'clock P.
Sept. it, 18(18-3w.
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InA:sti PAID 1 1"01i. WOOL, BUTTER ..06
CIIERSE, - by C. V. W 11.440.11 4. •
• .• Juno 17,1808.
D, P. ROBERTS.
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