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WEDNESDAY, OM 1868
3To w .ldvertisomonir
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New ( loocit,—Swith & 'Waite. Tn • ; •
Toodo.rs Duildors—C'haiieston Sehoo
Board.
To Teachers—Delmar School Board;
*ray Heifer—lL-IL Potter.
Discolutioni—Warriner th Co. •
Farm for Sitle—D. Weteel. '
Assignee'Notieel--C. u, Beynionr.
Great Bargains—AVilson te Van Valkenburg
Stray Steer—R.-Moore,•
Bxecutorl.Notice—ki. Ifollivan.
New Arrival --hire;
New Goods--WtelihritnA Farr.
New Gobds—J. R.
ATTENTION, • REPUBLICANS
At a special meeting of the - Union,
League of Wellsboro, October 17, - it was
resolved :
" That we will present au American
Flag, 18x8 feet, made of the best flat.
nel, to the Republicans of that election
district in Tioga county which shall
give the largest percentage of gain for
Grant & Colfax, over its vote for Audit
or General at the late election."
J. B. PoriEtt, Hureir Youxe,
Sec. ... Pres't.
APPLES.—dye are obliged to Mr.
Robert Harr, of Delmar, for a half bushel. of
superb Douse apples, Larger, handsomer apples
do not often come to;this market.
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To PATRozszs:---111uch of our • Usual
reading matter is 'crowded out by the demands of
the Campaign upon the space at, our. command.
We cannot promise better until after November
Election. . • • '
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PERSONAL. —Messrs. Herbert T. Ames
and Walter Ames, of aullivan, returned to Ann
Arbor University to resume thi3ir studies, 012 the
" 11th inst. These young. ifell did yeoman's ser
vice in the campaign, and bare the thanks of the
Canvassing Committee.
DRAWING .11W C;O:
Thompson has a elm of nineteen advanced
puplie, and another of twenty-one in elementary
Drawing and - coloring.' All letters and papers
intended for him should be addressed to Mansfield.
Also, all orders - for Work in India Ink and water
colors.
EGas.--Mr. G. W, Foster, of - Nilea
Valley, has left with us - half a dozen hen's eggs
arernging 7 inches in circumference in one di
rection and 6 the other. These eggs are of the
average size produced by a breed of fowls which
has introduced, gond layer‘, ati4 which never
4,1. A good breed of fowls, certain3r.
CORN fitTsKER.;--Mr. C. A.
way has on exhibitio n and sale in this and othsr
)l
towns in the county, an ingenious Corn Iluchi»g
achine. • It Is simple, always effective, and
,':cap. The operator sits own by a stack and
hnsk s fro m the stalk about as fact as a hen piths
, 6rn. Such a machine ought to pay for itself
IL hus:.ing the growth of two arses, and we pre-
Eutaw ,it
THE NIGHT .BEFORE THE\ 13ATTLE—
The meeting at the Court House the tigi)t before
the election was the most satisfactory meeting of
the season: The house was densely crowded, and
brief-speeches were had from the Canvassers-
The best speech ofthe evening was that of Mr
Henry Palpbramand, of Charleston, who gave
wauv good reasons for the faith within him.
The enthusiasm was very great.
EQUAL 1t1ta11.T.9.-=-In the hurry of the
the week preceding the election we neglected to
uotice - Mies. Maud Molson's lecture apon the sub
ject of Equal Rights, delivered in the Court
House, Frida4evening, Oot. 9. The house was
crowded and the audience attentive. Thelecturer
snide a favorable impression upon, everybody,
and her lecture, both in matter and delivery, was
considerably above the average of the speeohes
Ins , le by Democratic Congressmen., • IV° judge
this Miss Nielson has ability equal to that of
Mackey, Pillsbury, ljgdon and DoiEel, combined,
I» grade. Yet 41iaa
an octoroon. %Ve should like to near her discuss
the questions of the day.with; rho whitest Dens-'
°era in America.
TRICKS OF TILIDE.—We received,!
but not until our paper of Oct. 7 was in processi
{,f printing, a letter from Mr. Wm. Hyde, Prcal '2
dent of the First TotO Abstinence Society of Blase
buig, containing correspondence between Mr.
Anaqtong and himelf, touching funds to organ
ize e Brass Band, r the Society. Air. Arm
thong's note expres s sympathy with the objects
of ihe Society, and e closes $lO in aid of the fund.
Th.< was right. A postscript added by Mr.
ilydo, of whose politics wo know nothing, and
she probbbly .hit!il no political object to serve,
gates that Mr. Mackey gave $2O to the fund.
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Tu this we have to say : Mr. Mackey's money
haS extcnsir - ely used in this county by unscrupu
li.o agents; and we presume that not less than
1100 of it•was used by bis agents to debauch men
I,itb whiskey. Mr. Armstrong furnjahed no funds
e*.thPr to buy whisky or influence. Mr. Mackey
17 ;tel.:me-0 his'hypocritleal record.. Thp - peo
-11.: will continue to remember him.
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THE JultlLAT,roiv - .-- The Repa ttheans
Wellsbore anci vicinity duly celebrated the
TiCt.;(lo9 in PenayiViiiiia, Ohio, Indiana, Nebrns•
la, goad in this:, Congressional District last
Friday' evening. The affair was vont (aeons,
nut very systematic; but proved a success.
Tanners, Capt, Carvey, with squads .- of vtd
'4,..its from Delmar and Charleston, paraded
" 1- !:k '''rches at dark, and afterpossinir, through
!I,.l,.ineis portion of the village, repaired to
Ifum.e. in ten minutes the house was .
packed, and hundreds remained outsith
gain' admittance. An organization WAS
by the election of W. U. Smith, Esq.
Bowen and Hugh young, 'Vice
ani- Maj. Al... Trick z - s'terelary': Thal
",••• ."t th•o. tl. c ~izo of the oqt-
I a , , ~.t, -;,runic•nt to the steps to ttie
T!..t. , I Da Li filed d‘ra n :stair., inic;
lc , 1,..,. yar,i, she Tunrir,•: , forming it,
_•.-.. v it' ii3Ottad tot elms on Otree ;ides
.. - • After 1111.121 C by tile Band, the
,•,, I tb, peut,i., , brietly and ap. • ''.. , ~ 1 wits f"llowed 1 , .: .11.1 , 11. , :i• Willi,..
,a.,:,i ' ,l iiii , iu.i,..Nichui.. , . , i Nile; Packer, Mitch
',JEll,,,k, and others ii, brief' rernarki 4 bieb
,N,,1 aeeir e d lay the vast crowd. Dr. Webb
•' ii , ‘ pattiotte" sbuga and the band Waled
'; '•" 1- ,' pieces. After three cheers for the
``" t " , t in each of the States voting last week
'''"' 1 7, and three cheers for our gallant leaders,
' fainters were formed in a circle on Main.st.,
'•• t famished with Roman Candles. At the
Yri the air was blitzing i with red, white and
l ''` ` , Li, forming 4 magnificent spsctacle.
La Tanners thiii rcsumed . their march, pre
t•Htl by the Band, and passed through the entire
0.{,.,) niin.st., cheering, tin; flog at the inter- .
lai et Main antillic 4vente most itatti.ll nod
i ' : ':tlg hs they passed the houses of several
i''',:•l2rzllt Citizens. At ton o'olook the company
Billed to Goldsmith's Hotel whore a bountiful
69 t(*t Supper was prepared and waiting. The
. '"th 16. s immense, and we hope that Charlie
r-talilt was intended in his behalf,--11 regular
t t 4 t.t,
-y ear l y the entire' inisiness portion of the vii
i,.o awl iquminated, from Rays Block to Gold
t::!ii.'. tlo
G,
tel Borne
' . Boe of the business places ,
'''e 'o , taershlps of diffring political faith,
; IR ' ' , llly enough illutnitta ed by halves. l".." R.
1, 445, At Co's Drug store, Wilson t Van Vol
'turgl, and Webb k Hastings Drug store,
tiles li3Otted. The darkness very properly
''llint.t.il Demoortioym-as- usu4t. lre noticed
:e''/itat7 window-in Holiday's Hotel lighted
',?' Ilittw ta DrurBtore lea's room. nil od for
'''4:'.l 'lt the private dwellings illuminated and
~.- , '"'e.l we noticr4 Dr. Shearer's, Judge
;nue.' .J. L. RObinsofi's, and Sheri ff Potter's.
Vi‘l4,i Williams's and Mr. Robinson"s,_ winduws
iVii,. draped with rod, white and blue curtains,
.-tifellY festooned and addihed with flags..
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Dr. Shearcr'a front door was a splendid tabl4u.of
flags, and:colors. The Sheriff's house was Eipi4ii•
ditty lighted;,, but the grandest illumination was'
that of Goldsmith's Hotel, which was ~ t i
. perfect
blaze of ilea- A Epleneltd bonfire was kindled
onthe . .Square, sending op clouds of sparks above
the, tree-tsps.' 40 saw no excess, hear of no'
accidents, and fool proud of J the demonstration,
so enthusiastio and so urderiy. ,
The great feature of the portable display was a
banner Bzl2 feet, with a gigantic rooster crowing
for Pennayivania, Ohio, Indiana, Nebriska,
Maine, and Vermont; underneath which was the
legend: "How are you melons ?" A blue Pam
phlet was'abso represented with g •ComplimentS of
A. c.'Butlii." A melon was shown, cut in twain,
and labeled "Mackey." This banner was made
and, sent to Mr. 11. C. Bailey, by Messrs. Cady Sc
Meade; ornamental painter; Tioga. Their lam).
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to message was : "Let tho cock crow! "This
banner was admirable, and made lets of fun as it
was borne along the streets. Tho Boys in Blue
otvc Messrs. Cady .t• Mende not only one, but
"screral." What shall it be?
PREMIUM LIST
Of the Tioga County. Agricultural Fair, held at
Enclantl, Sept. 30, and Oct. 1, 1808.
Classes 1 and 2, Horses,Mules and Coltsv—
Best Stallion, F. D. Bunnel $10; 24 hest, 13.1 A:
Fish $5; best 3 year old stallion, J. A. :Ham
mond $5; 24 best, F. D. Runnel $2; best single
Horse, Emach Blackwell $0; 24 best, E, A.
Fish
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$3; best pair draft horses,' S. Hazlett $5; . best
'pair matched Horses, R. Campbell $10; best 2
year old stallion J. Robbins sl;d 24 best, D. B.
Whipple dip.; best pair stallions, : S. B..Gdedell
$5; best pair matched Mares, W. 0. Seamans $10;
best mars-and. colt, John Monks $6.; '24 best, Ira
Billklei $3; :best sucking colt, W. C. Wood $1;
24 best, C. /lowland, dip; best yearling colt, John
Monks SI ; . .2d. best; W..• Wood dip; beet 2 year
01 4 . c0/t, John Fitch $1; 2d best, Phillip
„Tubbs
$.l. ; beet paii - 2 . year old matched . colts, A. K.
Bosard $3; 24 best; Alien Seeley $1; best pair '3
year old matched colts,-A.B. 'Wood, dip; beat ;.4
'year'old mare colt, J. Veil $3.
- Class 8, JaCks and Mules—no entries.
Class 4, Cottle.--Beet 2 year old heifer,- Ira Bulklely
$3; 2d best, G. W, Phelps $1; best Durham bull, F. D.
Dunne' $5; best Devon buil, John A. Hammond 55; 2a
bete, F. D. Dianna $2; best native bull, G. If. Baxter
$3; best Durham cow, Ira Bulkley $8; 2d beet, same $1;
best Name cow, F. Thorp $3 ; best bull calf, Eddie
Tubbs $3; 24 best, J. A. Hammond, dip.,
Class 5,-Working Cattle. --Best yard •of cattle„lra
Bulk icy (no pompetition)s3; best yoke otworking-ozon,--
A. carpenter $5;-2d test, A. Alba $2; be fit yoke of two
year "old steers, Jae. Preston (ao competition) dip. I
Glass of Sbeep—Bast
..klerino Bucks $3
Class .7, Rege:—Bt,,st hoar, F. D. flannel $3; bent Bow
and -pigs, samos3; boat barrow, O. P. Babcock. $2, 1
ass% t 3, Poultry-mo entries .
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Class 9, Dairy Protlucte—Best tub ot butter, Phillip
Tubii $2.; besrlolbs maple sugar, Hiram Brooks $1; beat
bola at honey . Chas. Toles $1; best roll of butter, Allen
y $1; 24 best, IL A. Thiel, dip.
Class 10, Field 'Oral:l—Report wade at Dec. Court.
Class 11, Garden Ve getables—llest34 , huvliel pototfieS.
Chas 131 A iry .$1; 24 best, L B Brawn dip; beet 39wtslies;
it. ct.,.%bier V; b.:lt orlion3, C Bulkley $1: best tutuatove,
sumo $1; Califenda tomatoes (no c,,rupetitkin) Clots
Toles dip; best cabbages, L Est:chivy $1; 24 beat, JameS I
,Freehand dip; best pumpin, E Bulttley $l.
Class 12, Grain—Best bushel corn on oar, (nu
eutripetitiun) B 8 Bowen dip.
i;litss 13, Fr:kits—test variety of grapes, 11
En:oqm ) Si; 2d best, C B 110.:tt, dip; heft variety
of apples, C Buil:ivy 42; 24 'vest, 1, W Clark in;
best variety of pears, Cl 3 Thy t Si; 24 bit, WO(
thiclibee dip.
Class 1-1, Agricultural Implements—Bost fart
ping min, J it mau ler *1 ; best harrow, C itulitley
'81; best mower, C B Bev .S 2; best subsoil plow,
F,; ) we $1; best feed cotter, Sallie SI; best 110.1 . 50 fOrk t
L ...N" Tialiba in ..;I; heist grain drill, D W Stull ti:2;
best 111(lIVer and reaper, J A liatuttoind3; best
broad -cast susser, L I Baldwin dip.
Class; 15, :Mechanical Department—Best one
horse iyoggy, P Crauciall.S3; 24 best, WW B r y ant
dip; belt gamily carriage, S W Beach $3; 211 best,
Chas Tole, dip; hest 2 horse carriage harness, E
B Hart
ness, 13 'B. $3,
Hart $2 24 best,
.E A Fish dip; best single har
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Miss 10, Household and Domestic—Best pair
blankets, J Ingham it Sons dip; best piece of flan
nel, sainp $1; best piece of 4. "
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tit; full cloth, same $1;
best rad carpet, Hiram Brooks SL; best wheat
flour, Mr Baker $2; best bop yeast
, brd, Mrs
Geo Tubbs $ l; best milk yeast bread Mrs. Ira
Bulkley
Class 17, .Flowers and Paintings-- Best parlor
bouquet, Mrs Mulford $1; best band bouquet, Mary
Bonnet SI; best penciling, Mrs B Horton Si; best
hair braiding, Mrs C Walker dip.
Class 38, Plowing Match:.---Best plowing with
horses, Chas Bulkley.ss; no competion with oxen.
Class 19, DiscretionerY.:—Diplomas were award
ed to the owners of the following articles : pair of 1
fringed mittens, Mrs I Bulkley; air of worsted
socks, and pair of fine woolen stopcking
y s Mrs L B Boy
s to Mrs
Chas Bulkley; a cotton chair tid,
nolds; set of embroidery and worsted chair tidy,
Miss A Parkhurst; a sofa pillow and pin cushion.
Mrs F 111 Crandall ; feather flowers, Miss Ada
liosard; Bristol board Cross and pair of mats,
Barbara Toles; hair wrentlt,, .11fra_COnv
11.Tiaridn-- !Mir aim nate - le - covers an robes, Ira
Bulkley; ' Masonie chart, Edwin Bulkley; speci
mens of photographs, India, ink pictures and am
brotypes, King & Eastman; eanned gooseberries
and raspberry bush in bearing, Allen Seeley;
rhubarb wino, Emum. Belson; canned corn, L B
4cynoltis; carpet coveilet, Mrs II Freeborn; af
ghan blanket and set. table mats, Mrs Toles; arti
ticiai teeth, 33 B Whipple; counterpane, C C Ward;
root cutter, C. B. Hoyt; Manufacturing sewing
Macbing, J Scott.; best sewing machine (Wilcox
& Gibbs), Geo C 'Bowen; best quinces, A K Buck
bee; best tine shirt, Mrs Tarbell; baby cloak, Mrs
Gen C Bowen; picture medley, Miss Coates; Otto ,
man cover, Mrs Mead; lamp mat, Miss Spencer;
bag ornamented with apple seeds, Thomas Bunnell;
best specimen of printing, Cobb & Van Gelder;
best gun, F D Dunne]; curious rattle boic, G IN
Iluckbec. •
Premiums of ono dollar each wero awarded to
the following Eibibiters: The Lords Prayer a
pen-and-ink drawing, A. H. Rawson; var,iety of
canned fruit, - Mrs. Ira Bulkley; Sweet pdtatoes,
Chas Bulkley ; Slippers and case, Mrs'. Geo. C.
Bowen; best quilt, Miss. Spencer: wool press,
Gco. Tubbs; shell what-not, Mrs. Lucy .1/ba,
also retlip/onsa ; a pair of booth a pair of shoes, J.
Scott.-
At a f tneeting of the Executive Committee o
the Tioga Co. Ag. Society held atWe'fisher°, O ct.
17, the following Resolutions.were adopted:
Reeetved :--;-That the Secretary of the Society
be directed, a 8004 as he can safely do so, tOttp- :
propriate the funds in the buds'of the officers to
th‘ payment of the premiums awarded at the
Mt; Fair at Efitland.
jeeolued:—That the Life 'Members besequested
either to surrender their Life Memberships, or
pay the additional sum of Five Dollars, and that
hereafter the price of Life Memberships shall be
fixed at Fifteen Dollars.
Itirsolecd :—That these resolutions he published
in the County papers.
In aceordance with the above Ihesolutions,
will be at Culver's Hotel, Elkland, on Tuesday
afternoon, Oct. 27, awl IVtkitle..,.tlity forenoon, O c t.
2t. to )).1.) the money premiums awarded as above.
The dipto/23:1a will be given at some future time.
I.lL'Oll - YOUNG,
Secretaty.
iNCIDENTS OF THE ELEOTIHN.—We
never rcioPinher to )111 ye etrervieri no clectioa
is
Well4oru alit a ther • ••••••••ri• s:. ma n y li q hi s cla
yt.:iter•irt'y week. The crawl WM, w,ery large, an•l
catty in the iay uc n ,, tic , d a young man spoil,-
g for L. fu:,3 with a grayhea•leti allltnait.
This you u, moan carne t•) tutu, as is generally
beltrt eel, to have some sort of a field day f and
we understand th c at he got. "enough" before he
went /porae. 41;e/ ig where the trouble eotn,nruced.
At &Amt ten o'clock he fleshed his maiden sword
iu an altercation with another Delmar elector,
though no blood Wes spilt. Right here; in our
judgment was the opportzznity to have seared
the peace for all day :by arresting both parties
and lodging them iu jail for half a day. But
Sheriff'Potter, out of it' desire to got along without
further interference with the freedom of ele,ctors,
and in accordance with counsid freely proffered
i l vbieb, in our judgment ho should have re
jectei, restored the peace, and let the parties go;
It is a noticeable fait that whi/c the sheriff held
tho assaulted party in custody, (and the assaulted.
&arty_ , n Republican) a demberatic voter
tried to interfere against him. In the afternoon
a ring light was arranged for between some of tbe
parties to the morning fracas, and the "mill"
casieoff according to programme in Holiday's
burn and barn yard._ This, we suppose; was a
gaol-natural "mill," as tbe'parties to 'it parted
in good hunter (?). But the example was conta
gious, and several "side mills" arose, in which
some heavy hitting was done and mach bad Wood
develuped. Thp principal cause of the final series
of lights was an old grudge between two families.
Plentiful potutUms of Whisky had stirred up the
slinnbering batted in the bosoms of one' or mere
of the co , .titstririts. One threatened tha. lira of the.
ether; and the threatened man struck out from
the shoulder and struck the threatener down.
Sheriff rouer was en the ground as soon as noti
fied, and reado every effort to restore the peace.
lie milled upon fill good citizens to assist in
maintaining order, and in this was 'secOndea by
ClAlStai 010 Van Born and others. But the spirit
of party here intervened. TWO or three friends •
the aggressor in this ease were assisting the
Sheriff to got the excited vsaisont of the crowd.
A. fow of die Mote vielent and indieoreet of be
Democracy regarded this as an attack upon a
Democrat, interfered witli'the Sheriff and his
posse; and by their cowardly and Parlous appeals
endeavored to convert the Mass - into a murder-
Ma riot, Ono young: man, capable of better
thingirwe hope, boasted of carrying a revolver,
and threatened to shoot anybody who should
touch him. Tho-attempt to convert the rumpus
into a political fight was made by men who form
the substratum of the Dernooratio party,—men
who are good at kindling fires and running away
by the light thereof. The simple truth is that
Sherrill' Potter worked nobly and disinterestedly to
separate thes6 parties, and several times called
upon the bystanders to assist in arresting them
lie did, alone, arrest the more powerful man,
which Constable Van Horn arrested the other.
This ended the fight; and it would have ended
long before but for the efforts of a few blind Cop
perhe'ads to convert an attempt to separate the
parties into an attack upon a Democrat.
We hare tried to be just to all; and when it is
attempted to fasten upon Sheriff Potter the not
which savors of partisanship in the discharge of
his duty we shall pronounce it false from begin
lag to end.
llr e 'were surprised at the manifestations of
passiOn by men who ought to have counseled
moderation on that day; and at none more than
at the declaration of Mr. Sherwood, who, as 'Wa .
are credibly informed 'by several, said:alluding
to the morniog fracas, that the Democrat Ought..fp
hwe killcri the Rcpublicon' oa the
•t.: Thealter
catikm arose from the use of political epithets,
We assure all concerned that men who coun
sel killing for words . spoken in the _heat of•
political strife, invite tip fate they prepare for
.others.,. This:is.the reialt'of such •tealti
ing, 'exeMplified in all history. The words were.
doubtless spoken in anger; but men recognized'
as leaders ought Ago t to indulge' itt such deo.
larations. The Assault upon the Republican.
headquarters a' ?ow hours later, resulting—in
breakage of glass and making good natured Men•
angry, thojugh not the act of the Democracy as. a
party, nor desired by Mr. Sherwood, still,
came Trom the same spirit of violence and ungov
erned passion -which we advert to. The young
Man who armed himself with a revolver in the
morning, and gave newevidence of his instinct-
JvOfolty every holm of the day, may rest assured
that hone • but cowards and desperadoes carry
concealed weapons, as rule.. •We lonlied for no
violence on' election day; and but for tho turbu• .
knee uf a few men who took good care to keep
out of harm's way, there would have been little to
complain of.
There MIS more or. less violence - in' serlral
election iffsfricts. At the :November election an
eilleient plilice will be provided, and we trust all
men will refrain from violent words ai well as
from violent actions.
JUDGE —STEELE.—Ita Delmar,
15, at thu restdenee of the bride's father, byOat.
ihe
Rev. Wm. A. Smith, Peter D. Walbridge, and
Miss Sarah Steele, both of. .o/mo.ro
DEA TT S. •
LEONAltll.—ln Lawrenceville, Sept. 12, 1868,
AriefS., only child of O. P. and Nellie Leonard,
aged 1 year and 4 months.
Only a little child
To heaven has gone; •
Only flowers wild
Its pathway shall throng„
Only a little child
Jesus h•ts taken.
Only angels siniled,
'Tis not fo*salten.
Only angels wings
Shall bear her home.
Only hor little body
We lay in tho tomb,
Only an angel sweet
Now praising Jesus,
Only Ler angel feet -
Shalt upward leail us.
Only lend us above,
Whore alt aro blessell.
Only lead us to lora
who knoWs test.
11. E. VAN Hamm.
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SPECIAEJ NOTICES.
Wine OX CC Gibbs Sewing Xi/chine..
" 1.1t6 scam is stronger and less liable to rip in
nsolor wear, than, the Loolt-Stitch ." —"Judgee'
RePort," at, the "Grand Trial." Sand for the
"Report,"and samples of Work, containing both
kinds of stit i cihes, on the same pioeo of goods.
GEO. C. BOWEN, AGENT,
Apr, 20,'68-Iy. for Tiogs% Co. lirmillo, Pa.
Notice to Teachers and Builders.
(FIRE Directors of Charloston School District
1 will meet at the Young School House Sat.
urdny, Oct. 31, inst., for the purpose of hiring
teachers for the winter Schools; aixo to let the
building of iwo school houses 24x34,.and 14 feet
posts; one of, them. in the Ferry District, and
one in the Eltiott District. • Thp buildings will
be let in the'mording,:itud theT :teachers will be
hired in the afternoon. CLARK BARLOW,
Oct, 21, 1868-2 t.
Seo'y.
Notfe - e:
IItEOTOItS of Debtln! School District will
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meet, at the Graded School 'louse, Stony
Fork, on the first Saturday of Nov. next at 10
o'clock A. M., to hire teachers the ensuing win
ter Schools in said township. No one need sp.
ply whose certigeato foot up over 18. By order
of the Board. • ISAA EL, STONE, See'y t
Delmar, Oct. 13, 1838.
Lstray. ' •
STRAIED Crow the pa:oure or L. IL Potter of
Oharletston, about -1 %reeks ago, n DEEP It ED
YEARLING II MEER. Any per-on returning
the animal, or giviug ittfurtnnlinu Nyboro Om may
ho found, will be I uittlor his trouble.
Oct. 21, - 11. 11. POTTER.
FIMMII
THE firm or I. 31. & fi D. Witrriner, is this day
divg , Aved by e ., ,tiFent of parties, I. M. WATtiriCr
Will continuo the hns . hies, nt the c. 141 ,land.
I. M. NV A 11,11 IN ER.
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S. 11. WARRINER.
Wellsboro, Oct. 12. 18iiS.
•
Farm for Sale Cheap.
rTUATE on the C-p /Inflow road in Coving
tontowtistiip. one and a bell miles from
ijimriy Patti+. 100 'acres-10 improved, 1O
timbered with clietnut arid - ash. Cn., known as
part a,f the Zimmer's tract. fitie good. 'Pin
torms,inquire WETSEIJ,
Oct. 22, 2868-6 w. Morris Ran, Pa.
IN the matter of Nast d Auerbach, Bankrupts:
In the District Court of the United Btates.
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of an
order of the Court in the above entitlecrcase, the
assignee of the estate of Nast & Auerbach
will sell at public auction at his office ip the
Borough of Tiogn, commencing on Thursclti the
20th day of October inst.. at 2 o'clock, lo M.,
S
e
alt the'accounts, notes, and. judgments b ong
ing to said estate now. uncollectable ;, an kiln
also at the same time and place sell at 1111 Von
or private sale, all tho remainder _ of the at kof
goods and property belonging to said e tate,
consisting of cloths, hats, caps, Shoos, coats,
cloaks, buttons, hoods, clocks, nets,land one coal
stove slid pipe, and one tailor cutting table, and
other things not sold and too numerous to men
tion, for cash,-very cheap
Tiog, Oct. 21,186 S
We)Nrgr. ..01.1.14°117ail
MRS n . m ß t . ite lt e .
L i g { A li !At Ll
is . . n t ift re: to tl e r k El ea
fritt fill
MILLINERY GOODS,
than she ever offered for the, Fall and Winter
trade before. Customers arc rerviested to call at
her now, shop, one doer above the Presbyterian
Church, Main street, Wellshoro, and examine
for thotnselVes.
Oct. 21, 1868-2 m.
Nowien To TErtemms.—Till School
Districts of Middlebdtrs will meet at loniday's
Oct. 3/. inst . , to hire tea
MA RR TA
i C. U. SEYMOUR.
Aesigneo
M. C. POTTIth
Seo'y.
_ . YES i "YES
IRar . gWeallianilaoltaBpla f :
P.
leineti; Patent Medicines, Pai
1 Washes, 'Varnishes, Glass,
~ . t 1 ' t —I
tiona, Perfumery, Toilet Boa
broug n o
will positively Bell everything
or than can he bought eisewh,
their goods in large quantities
and can and will sell cheaper. t
tablishreent in this county. t
stock an 4 prices. P. R. WI
, May 9,1808. No. •
•
. -. Queries. 1
WHERE can close buyers a
Yr White LCad and . /awned
Linker, Turpentine ' the ebeapes
P. R. WILL
Who sells tho purest and best
'Medicines, god Dye Stun;
P. IL WILL
. 1
Who koeps the largest stoelc-of
Tooth, sair, Cloth and Nail Brno
tho cheapest, P. R.,IITILLI
•
Where can you go to find the best
Toilet and Saving soap, Pooket K
ery, nal Oil, Pomades, Writing P
Ink, to P. E. WILLI •
Great Bare
'For all wbo call at
Wilson ct Van Valk°
No, 2 Union• Block. i
French Merinoes, Empress Clot
• ver Sackings of all discripti
:Poplins of all colors.
DELAINE§ & PRINTS, ALL S
FACTORY'S, SHEETING'S, •BL
ED AND UNDLVACHED /Min
' • •
HOOP SKIRTS,
.of ovary description, DRESS TRIMMIN
BUTTONS of all kinds; also tho larg
cheapest assortment of
BENDY MBE
ever brought into Tiogn Conn)
the - place, and call Were
Wo have a largo assortment of de
ing Goods, consisting,
-
Drawers, Untlel'-Slarts, Flannel Sh
F, RI E S
ri. 0
Rack Sleeves, and • Mittens, and
Clothing, of every tieseript(ou itvimgt noiliplcre stook you eau find, such
manufactured to suit. ts. We are olti-tea drinkers and know them
ne
m
•
be good.
Thankful for pest patronage, and by strict al
tendon-to Liminess we hope to share ts'4ontintl
i
epee of the saute.
WILSON ch VAN VALXRNIIIIRG •slhing in iho. Grocery line, 0 uilja Bfiri t
Wellsboro, Oct. 12 . 4N
, 18—tf. 't
sh Bay Mackerel, A.titat, Snit. what wake.
'
--------------- luttec good, ant' nice tirlii
'The Battle -has been Foughfi
o ll n utt n 6r o T c t li lh a s r:e u : l I fO i r il h ; eutlling i
a • Butter soldon nom
111+ [0 pot it in:
would
ii small portion of the money you get in re.
AND VICTORY WON ' that is if our prictiacuit,
• .
GOODS high in qualitly altid low in price hao L
carried the day, and hereafter will be found r
ready and willing fur active and efficient service
in behalf or all those, who 'will call an d give their
orders at
WICKHAM & FARR'S,
TIOGA, Pit.
On the Dry Goods side we hnve a full and
complete and assortment of Fail and Winter
--GODS
9
Good stook of
Flannels, Slieetings, Prints, Muslim., .De
laines and Dress Goods,
with a great variety
with wh:"F..- - et YANriRw rarkmv.---
1 - Iklts andi Caps,
with prices whin we know will comparo fav r ora.
biy with prices o the saute goods before the war
s anti Shoes,
,
which have boon mad(' to brder from perfect stock
with warrantee. Work ready to be shown and
fitted to all customers. Tho Grocery stock in
cludes,
Flour, Fork, Fish, Salt, Sugars, Teas, Col-
fee, Rice, Syrup,
Then conies the WOODEN WARE, such as
Tubs, Pails, Wash Boards, Mop Stioks, Sugar
Bores and Pails, together with numerous other
Goods, such as Crockery, Glass-ware, Stone-ware,
gto., which wt. will always be glad to show and
risk the selling after the goods are seen and ex
omitted.
Tiogs, Oct. 16, 1868.
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Executors' Notice,
ETTERS TESTAMENTARY having, been
Id granted to the undersigned upon the last
and Testainont of Peter Green, late of bet.
mar, deceased, all persons indebted to tho estate
areßrequested to make immediate payment, and
all baying e/ainirligkinst the'sameN4l present
them to AGNES GREEN,
GEORGE GREEN,
Ex'rs.
Sept. 2, IS6B -13w.0
A. J. TROBIPSON,
NANSFTELD eAI
BLAVICSMITIT, has two fires, and is prepared
to do All kinds of work in his tine with prompt
ness, and in amorkmanlilio manner.. ifeairoes
at excellence in hit trade.
Mansfield June 8, 2868-Iy.
NEW
Sir* and' Siiiruner Trade!
VE noir on hand and still coming, a largo
;
and X 11 selected oto`ok of
"GOOD GOODS,"
LUZINSi IDSi tg 00030
Eemc
mba4ngl.
turn Don't forgot to look over our stock of
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AD V.EPTISE2IIENTS.
PREPARED FOR
T. tL, t - BALDWIN - & 00.
i. :TIOGA, PA.
• =
oditipriem overything•novaod.' Out'atook of
can't boAlog‘t ouch.
•
ALT'ACAS, , POP INS; OAICIBRICKS,
FRENCH. JACONETS, ORGANDIES,
PEQUAS, VERSAILES, BLACK
'• • - . AND COORBD SILKS,
LSO, IRISH AND 'FRENCH POPLINS,
SHAWL AND CLOAK DEPART
MENT COMPLETE,
RIMMINGS, LOTS YANKEE NO.
- TIONS,. 1100 P SKIRTS, BAL. •
•MOREL .SKIRTS, OPERA
FLANNELS, CORSETS, .
DOMESTICS, • • •
at a very small margin.
:EADY-MADE CLOTHINCI,
otl;t0 and Cassitneres and a Tailor to
Cut and Fit.
Roots and Shoes,
TS AND CAPS, STRAW GOO])S,
CROCKERY, WOODEN WAR,
HARD WARE. SIIEI4F iIAR
WARE, NAILS, IRON,
LT, LIM, PLAmn, PORK, FLOUR*,
SUGARS," MOLASSES,
ARMERS TOOLS,
ine. We are agents for the 'Ohio end Buck
mnbined Mowing,llachines; general depot
'ttures and extras for the the above am
is. AU kjnds of ~ ~. .
, .
PRODUCE
gi r\t,
A earl:tango for Goode. We propose to
ur ods reasonably. "Livo and lot Live"
at the counter—only one price.
T. L. BALDWIN & CO.
PV April 2blrik, V LF
sod: RQBERTS,
• •
ttetor alt ficat•etass Stoves,
Min reet, Wellabor°, .Peritt'a
LTAVI.j. been appointed agent for all first
I eiadttoes manufactured by Shear, Pack
ard ‘t Co.; Alhitny, N. Y. X am now ready
to furnish tfolibwing named celebrated stoves
00,KING \ STOVES,
AME:CAN, . NATIONAL,
HOME COVANION I I MONITOR.
' ) I'llE BENEFACTOR,
.
.the layer tvtilbh - is•tbe best stove for common
use ever Market; being cheep, vireA made, and
convenient I have also, a variety of
I ,
.ELEYTED OVENS;'`
• .• 1 PARLOR STOVES,
.dASTN'
I , various patterns,
SHE IRON,
IRON, Self Regulators.
ALSO—See enitniale for 'burning hard . or
soft coal, wihe furnished to order, Customers
will do•well',t examine my stook, which is as
frill and well i tleeted as any in Northern Penn
sylvania. .I . 4ve also put in a full stook of.
Mhisa - visrare
o all sortaiTbankful for liberal patronage in
;ha Pots fspoctfully solicit a continuance of
t
the some.
Sept. 161.68,
JANIS - 211.'iBUNNEIL
First Door toot Roy's Drug Store. Wellaboro.
DEA(,L•R IN
:
Fll3O4Y' ' filttitll4lß
AID PROVISIONS.
•
Fill keep rAsStiitiny. 0 11 ban.] everything: tho
lino of Enindy " 'Pr"'
ogry, rankce Yotiene. Toy, &e.
Arid VII be 80)(1 rei6onu ble P.rjue''
JAMES' SLINNEL,
i$tSS-
AGENTS WANTED ?OR
- - •
• Men • of ourl?ay.
The Wien our country, r the it, laws,
have fought ice battles, ch4rtneti 4s %PO their elo
quence, founded Our colleges, coutt-01, our railroads,
manufactories, and our tioanees—the attrietive vol
nuto;full of vAyitl• interest, tifedikd Olusteations and
eharacuiristio anecdote: ;U6O vvidi .1111cd pol i es-42 11 no
steel , por traits, and the lives cf over',so Pace low
to suft'the times. Tito cheapest as well as he most in
teresting book published within kn.
mango. ivory body wabta to-kuvp thy history of,
these men. hand for circular to ;. - • -
2.P. IdcOU 1 Y 4: CO.
Philadelphia, Po., CinoitthO/OLltti. 'M
0., .0111 ago, 111., or
St. Louie, Mo. 5ept..1.0,1.868-7SI
Farm for Sate.
rinin moersignod offers for sal- on reason.
able term's, a valuable; farm, sit ated in Chat.
ham Township. Vogt" County Pa., on the direct
road from Knoxville to Keenc,yrille, six miles
from t i be former places, ()ordaining 150 acres, 115
acres improved. A good frame house, large hay
barn and shed, and a good borso barn, also two
good applo-oroharda. Well watered and well
adapted to dairying. Any one
_desiring a good
Carta and pleasant home will do-weli-toripplyrto -
B. VANDU,9I3N.
Sept. 2, 1868—tf.
-Excqz . it,o)".7lcroliee. - •
ETTERS TBSTAIdt having- been
-111 tgrliqe4 to t4ennderaignod upon the loot
wilt and testninent 6f Richard Phillips, late et
Weitfield biirough,,dec'4,,alt persons indebted to,
and till against so,id decedent,- mast set::
tle with FRANCIS STRANG....,,
Westfield, Sept, 16,•l868-4wo • Exr.
IGILOUR & MEAL, always on hand at
JLI Joao 17.1868, JAMES M, FUNNEL'S.
Fall & Winter Goods
WE havo received a very LAROB STOCK of
- .
'ALL AND WINTER GOODS
on the most favorable torms, and will be sold at
very small advance from cost. We think we
hazard nothing in saying that we keep the
and the BEST QUALITY of Goods that are
kept in the place. Have a store light enough to
see what you aro buying, and pledge ourselves to
)
quality eonaldered, as at any other eatabliabment
We continue to make our
on short notice and in the boat manner. We
have added to our stook a good assortment of
' W3l. ROBERTS
CROCKERY, HAI2 DW A RE, WOODEN
7 - WARE, '.Bl 0N E WARE, KERO.
,St.l'NE OIL. PAINTS & OILS,
SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES, •
- SYRUPS, MOLASSES,
ETC,. DTC., ETC.
AEI
' YN CORNING.
BEST ASSORTMENT
SELL AS LOW,
CLOTH 'ERADE
one of our specialties, and whon desired
MAKE , THEM TO -ORDER
C.A.RPETS,
.conoisting of
BRUSSELS THREE • PLY. INGRAIN
COT CON WAR!'. HEMP, AND
STAIR CARNETS.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH
tibd MATTING, amd eau eats than
110 W VERY LOW,
We are the agents for the
GREAT U. S. TEA COMPANY,
and fell TEA at New York priees by tho single
pound. All visiting Corning, aro invited to call
and examine stuck and 'prices.
SMITH & W4.ITE
Corning, Oct. 1, 1888.
Ir-347.101_,3:1 C11% 71
GO . Cl_ IMiLEV'S nnri snn rho T."..._. . •
NEW GOODS!
Conalating Of a general mon:meat of
t4' z c.j
A
k 4 mu 41!
A co I: co
-0 co 4 Cs ) 4 P-i s
. Igi 124 g
Pei E 4 *ll ,c)
A 8 •• c: g
P
Pkg 0
MRS. PRY'S CORSET AND SKIRT
SUPPORTERS, AT
saaTura sada 00.7 pa. tr. Ignr
NEW DRESS GOODS AT KELLEY'S.
luaTrax ln SULIVHS aquLii
GENTS' FURS AT KELLEY'S
- -
Ho I % katge fur Sici.OWING GOODS at ..ka
WellAtiro, Oct. 30, 1807
NEW ARRIVAL OF GOODS.
TOLES & BARKER,
(VO. 3 , e.VIONBLO CK.)
WOULD .. , ay; frci-wls Ana tlio
y ' trwy fird litpoi re.,eiving
tizbortulent dainziler
DRY GOODS,
euelt as
MEETINGS, SU IRTINGS,
CLOTHS, •cAssimEFtEs ; • VEST
INGS, READY MAIIiE CLO
THING, ILA Fs, CAPS,
11001 S oEB,
le Lk large and well sole ted otook of
AVo aro ablo to offer our customers Alto benefit
of the
LAST DECLINE OP' PRICES
in the Now York Market, our Stack having been
perehnsed singe the great decline in Goods.
+OI,ES d BARRER
. ,
Weilabdro,Thly 10800._ .
' - Dr. C. E. Thompson.
[ivELLsouneuen PA.)
Wi . ll attend to Nees:dm:Ml
and immediate vicinity of Wollsboro.
Office and Residctice on Stnto St. Id door on
the rigl4 ;ping East. - -- [June. 24, 1868.
100.000riteK - FOR . SALE,—
WitIGUT & BAILEY,
Weiloburo, Pa.
KELLEY'S
C. B. KELLEY'S,
BEE.IIIYE EXCIIINGE I"
I sing, I sing of a curious thing, ,
.Airart 48:s.trungo as Boggs upon Tyng ;
I've wung 'round a circle as round as a ring,
And loth lie oti - the-down east part of my swing,
I stopped at the city and took on the Spring,
STYLES UP CRUCERIES
The faehtone for.
SUGARS AWE LOW IN THE NECK,
And more astonishing still,
Molasses & Syrup's
have a freer run downward, with 'a funnel-sha
ped trail. i
ettolLerel,
however, nro cut from the neck downward, and
the styleis blue and silver with stripes.
TEA-TEA -TEA-TEA
will be prepared from a drawing furnished to
every customer who buys a pound. Of the styles
to Suit complexions, 14c., I may mention that
Black Tea
you can have if you-long for it. cannot go
time to look up all the hard words which the
GREAT AMERICAN. TEA COMPANY
use to startle the innocent people about the coun
try; but you can depend upon finding the very
best of Teas at the
BEE-HIVE EXCHANGE?
As to
40c)free,
the a tytes are various. You can have the latest
styles from the following whioDulole foreign
ports, to wit:
MOCHA. JAVA RIO LAGUYRA JAN
RICA, &C.
Tn the matter of
PROVIIONS:
Flour still,aeAri.ll4‘eps over and tlippense
with trail:, us ut.imaitoble I have all grade
eatable. Also,
PORK, DRIED BEEP AND lIAM
,
together with a full as.zurtnient of light groCerie
nq canned delicacies. As -ever
A. i A T li E R .S
1 21.53 CAsh or Trzole, for all MARKETABLE
Pito LUCE.
CALL AT MATIIERS'S.
Welk;boro, Apr. 1, '6B. W. T. MATIIERS
100,000 Pounds of Woo
.
MITE subscribers will pay Cash, Full-Cloth
Cassimeree, Flannels, dko, 166., for Wool.
They also manufactdro as usual.—
TO ORDER, OR ON SHARES,
to snit customers. All work warranted as rep.
resented. Tho s ' invite particular attention to
their Water Proof
OL_RgEE..Z.7O_ , RI O
which are warranted in every respect. Partieu
tar attention given to
RSLLOARDING & CLOTII•DRESSINO
Twenty years experimeo in the business war
rants thorn in expecting a generous patronage
'No shoddy cloths made.
DoLatta Co„ at Wellsboro, are agents for
the sale of our Cloths.
JOSEPII INGRAM et SONS
Deerfield, tiny 1808—ti.
In Bankruptcy.
TIS TO GIVE NOTICE, That on the
I. 12th day of September, A. B. 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 petitjon; that the phymont ut
any debts and delivery of any propert . belong
ing to such Bankrupt to him or for his use and
the transfer of any property by him aro torhiddei,
by law. That a meeting of the creditors of the
said Bankrupt to prove their debts and to ehoure
ono ur more Assignees Gf his estate will be held
at,a court of Binkruptcy to be holden at the at
(ice of F. E. ..Stitutil in Ting:), i's.,,befmt. E. E.
Smith, Registe on the 2.1 day at November, A.
1).• 1865, at 10 'luck A .:11
TiIONIA 6. A. ROWLEY.
Ti. Si Mar:14111 it est'n Jibe pa
, Sept. 2:1, OS. Wer iievia CA3I EntN, Dtp.Y.
1,513 0 BAKER V.
Navin,;
13AKIN - G LUSINESS
1n FI II It - Anthill' ,
Iroevry • awry
4,.tri,,us larttn,.•{l. , A. I '. iit
fieep uu
A;tuO.y un hand t-soittnent
as
LO. Y 1312.1.; A 1), BOSTON CRACKERS,
GILA 11:13.1 1.31?..G.i. 1), BurrEtt
B N
B AP. SV A. .E
CR A.c S, SIIUAjt
CitA
DYSPEPSIA AND SODA BISCUITS
CB.;CNEBS, CAKES,
PIES, AND LUNCH,
at all hour t a of tho day, Sundays I):veopted.
fly strict otto , tion to bwinces shall ondoavor
to merit the public pAtronecc.
lJtl AS.
Welli4i.iro, Joao. 24, IS6B
• .
-ESirOk,
OAF; into {he inclosuro of thus bscribor nit'
Ljtita 21st ito,t a retl eow, tho own ris recieNt
i" hi - 1"Y 0 1 1igel.-7 :tll.l t•Osu twr ;ma .
' E. T. Ii,.ENTLY.
Tiogiv o Sti.t. 30, 1503-3 w
LA M new kind of tamp for KerOeno
no brealtagUof chimneys—at ro LEY'S.
lltD "PRINTING--at New York prieep, in
kJ (Wore or plain, untl eut to suit orders, ut
'cue AGITATOR OFFICE,
OEO. W.. ,)I.ERRICK,
ATTORNEY 'AiIb"COUNSELLOIt AT LAW.
Office with W. U. Smith, Itisq., 111Ititi
uppo.3ite Union llicck, Weilstkiro, Pu.
July 15, 1858.
GRAND GU 7 : 1 .0 lAA►LLERY
Go to Zing k Eastman's
GRAND GUT GALLERY
PHOTOGRAPHS.
Asplend4 Gift with ever $2 warth - of Pia.
Lures, Frames, Cord and Tassels.
OVER 5O PRESENTS TO BE MEN
The largest assortment of Frames and Cant in
fioga County, to la l c sold low tor`cash. In ad.
dition to the low p ices, we will give, away the
hullo wing Presents worth lrom illty cents to tiny
dollars; ono hundred presents . wert.h troth $lO to
$:?0; two hundred presents worth from $3 to $lO
two hundred presents worth from 50 cents to $B.
The presents consist of Gold and Silver Watches,
silver Cake Basket, silverg e tt Bells, Castors, gold
Watch Chains, Seals, Charms, Sleeve Butttns e
Studs in flats, Watch Hooks, silver Plated Forks,
Teaspoons; all gilt Frames Casa, Sotte, Cord and
Tassels, Gold Mogi, family Bible, ilistory of the
Secret Service by Col. Baker. with other pros.
eats too numerous to mention.
COME ONE,, COME BALL, AND SEE
FOR - YOURSELVES AND BE
CONVINCED.
Your present given to you the same day of itt•
14 Prices the same as last year.
GALLERY OPEN TO PRESENTS.
bon't forgot the place--over Eastman's Den
tal Office, and 4 doors below Roy's Drug Store,
Main street. .
CLAY KING EUGENE EASTMAN.
- Wclkt uro, Juno 25, 1663:
Important Facts.
'ciaiutiter is uuty being usod in thous.
ands 01 luuttlica libu following Snots ate im.
poi taut to be linuwn. l --
Finsr—Thilugh it is the mosr - povrerfulof all
popular realedle,, 3 et it to sip etirapetmeled,
tO
- utid h ut a. It is ot such a nature that
i mad bo nundltd aid used by ehiterun, and
t rerutit, elle ere ignurant of Medieities. • •
6E.coNu—li is woad that Sahailer %sill relieve
-evert, p.itu in ally part ut the ,body a?unefs ibra
,t,3 Jthcr 4,l)l'lc:talon. '
telp.stuut that the bottle be vial]
corked,
corked, it lofttail) Levi tub:weed it lone!
•trttigth.
Fueran—This useful remedy can be obtained
trout itiat.,:t. every rlerirr.r . n. madtetner.
HE a!tentiaa of 31ereh.,hrdaudutheraliableto
li a Lteehre', Id restAettuity culled to the act of
uu llth of April 161'12. Pamphlet lawt, 41)1E, reg.
Wu lag the 1,a3 theta of Lit:cures
are 1...3a61.3 at the 'lran:meet Office on
he It.t day ot May iu each and every year, and
id act, all 1 1 ,ireape: reutaihibg unpaid on
• "'t
ue
h ir t .113 .11 Jul}. the ltearurvr tr tetiutted to
u. ~l i a I rt.,. to Jod„-.lneht used aulleatiuh, tit
all a, pr.utuahle chi lealter. and to eeiault
I,ere"l, to I.e pal sable to
I..tactoe are theletute riquertett Si, he prompt
their pa * moth. t,elare that date, there.
ut.lv to ti.oure`web at..(l much
, erpirxitt to the Trearurer.
June 3, 16'137 4 . 11 U. BAILEY, Trearlirer.
, HE undersigned offet., tot sate the 1011012;114
Lie,eflUd lA - 0110'13, ~ituut.ed iu muinsburs,
Tt ,, w . Co., Pa, liouse and Lot—the liuuEe it
Su rieo welt finished oil, a good cellar; also
, tp l u ottio well 01 eater, on the stoop. The lot
aout...ins acres of tho heat of gardening land,
plenty of apples and other fruit trees thereon—a
Aocad ham, and everything pertaining to the said
House and Lot in gued order. The above des
cribed Bowe and Lot I will sell at a low figttre,
such as duties competition. Apply to
Wm. 11. RUMSEY. •
Mainsburg Tinge Co.,
MAN 1:7.18G5-21%0- -
ATTENTION FARMERS!
SPICING has come, and those desiring full
barns can have them by buying
30'11365 - ter •
at the Mill of I. Chnuipney do Co., which we are
selling at *6 per ton at our will on Elk Rue.—
All kinds o$ Produce taken in exchange for
Plaster, givens a caii
Gaines, Tioga,
Ceti' for Sale. ,
.
CovilisE BITI.J3IINOUS COAL for Sala
Cheap, by
Sept. 2S, 1867. D. P. ROBERTS.
HEAR 1 7 .E_ t HEAR YE! FEAR YE I
BARRET:9, FIRKINS, CHURNS,
BUTTER TUBS, &c.,
ICept seustantly on band, and furnished to or
der, by
W. T. MATHERS,
at his new store, 2d (16(a ab o v e Roy's Bnildiag;
Wellshoro. (Juno 10, 1868.)
ATA,NoiV'oSootAroLoLte-dHEHAOoLIBNI
BoSlLVoEn,lifoorr
set., Hoof Bound 110n. , e&--Cho best Salve in ez
istenee—for sale only by
P. IL WILLIAMS f.t . CO.
\l'cllshoro, Aug. ID, 16'68.
GASH Paid FOR WOOL
• by TOLES (t BARKER.
Welkl)ors, July t , 13133,—tf
y ETTER:3 of athatairtratton having been
.0 - .ttacil tu tho underzt;zatul upon the estute
u It. Wc11:: latt, of J:tek:un towobhip. deo'd,
,It persuo, ttult,)“,l t.usql tu.tato Hod all hay.
1»,t.: On lra. itgaluzE the itt.e will cell at once and
•ectla with EN.I WELLS,
JNu W
Juoksi , n, July f9,.t;tiz-,-tiv: A , sn'rf.
ia.32l,Cor) e ,
hi,: • 0", ctn.. a,io -1 - .New lurk Ctcy
heck: v. ti .vt'd u/1
naafi, a
ilbsot Ili, tit tit.
t; I I'V MO U ENT S,
4t Oie t.oy nit
.1 Quar
•l,, 14,11 j 3iso ilratt
•• '1,13,1/1 4 Ai Ft, und• .Thmtle,, Coal
'; ttc , 11$ cheap
y.:(tt bougf:r thp .te, ! .111 ”rders Will
r'eei C me P,M,1131 :::11.0p aryl Sr 'INV
7' ' , lit, ttt c“it,r :-frct:t. 1...! , ,AL1V01n belvlv yors
•NcrellyAil. IA:11101 j
July 2ft, IS A. W. A\ S.
•IT 110 au (II lel .it the Cl•tlirl of Corntnen ..
10, e .as C•ounty .laced 441
the ot;th.righet Altoir - iiinta of Sarah
t;rl;y, W. it Moot. E: Gray,
II I't ter'Gra3, Itereaseli, will on
oiitortihy the loth 14y of October, •1608, ut i 0
;,', , b,cti A al., at the Court House in Wellrbore.
t,, pobbc ralo tile, following ;described
y)7.: an bIL of hula sicunte in the
Toot nAsi. of wec...141, TiogA County Po., begin.
in. nt Pint tbu leading (row Osce
ola to \V dl,boro, in die Nurtb, tine of lands of -
Clank li:ini4:ill, thence South' 14.3. 6 131 w along_
{alias of Clarlt imbn I), 20 rods to n pest, thenoo
North 2 , 1° Vazt 20 Iris& bi it post, thence 'North
713 3 Vet 20 rod.; ae.iifl highway, thence South:
2 3 ,'" \Vv.'. 20 rods to the riacit of beginning. Con.
ta!ni“::: ;%crep. Tcrrtr carp.
:11,11tGA It ET FRENCH,
Guardian.
STEVENS.
IS(13-3w,i
rriasotrie.
101 , 02. No :317, A, V. m.. meets at tbcir
rover Dr 1;0'1 drug More. vt Tursday evtning, on os
Lcruie 11,u f u ll Moon, :it 0 o'clock P .
TYOII.I CHAP VER, No. 114, R. A. ' rue,Otk at the
Thursday n.cning , on or bordre th e PuU
Moon, Its 0 o'clock R. 31.
TYOGA COUNCIL, No. 31, It. & 3. ItIA.STO3, meets at
tho Mil, on tho third liriklay of each calendar'
month, nt C. o'clock. I'.--31.
TYACi AG IRON (701131 AN P.M% No. ‘2l;nf IiNIOWTS
Tin.ll'LA.ll, Anil the appendant orders. meets at the
flail, on the tltst Yrlday of each calendar month„
G)'t.focl: I'. M.
CIASII VIAID FOR, WOOL, BUTTER AND
CiIEESE, by ' C. L. WILLCOX, ___.,.
June 17, 1868.
FOR YOlllt
AWAY 1
JULY ita.
:Notice.
Fur Sale,
I. CIIAMPNEY &, CO.'
Pa.,"March 26, 1868-6.10
Attention Farmers!
Administrators' Xofied.
A. \V. AYER S
Orphan ' s Court Sale.