MASONIC
rS 317, A, Y. M.
..‘..1 , Inig store, oti • ttti
Ow Aloon, fa, 0 fkkic
11,0:4 ell APTER, No. 191, R.
33.311. taw ThuleAty evelthig, 611
31.,011, itt tt o'clock P. M.
TI WA COUNCIL, No. Bt, IL & S. IASTEHS, meets at
dm Hall, on 11)o 'third Friday at each 'calendar
month, At 0 o'clock P. 111. '
TYAtIAGiIiON COHMANDBRY, o. 28, of KNIGHTS
, anti the appendant Mere, nieete at the .
Kali. on the first Friday of each . ulondar month ! u 0
6 o'clock P.lt,
HOME MAITTERS.•
WEDNESDAY, OCT, 28, 1808
Now' A.d.vortiserr3nLa
New Firm and New Good' at
& Owen.
Iloilo° and lot fur Sala:
Dentistry—Drs. Thomas (kW
GRANT AND C
Monday Evening, No'
Return of the Ca
MEETING} AT THE COU
Torcklight Prominion
Tilittaraiic) Toy t
ally, Republicans
. FOLEY is about to ope • a stock of
fancy articles, not usually found in the rural
towns—something nice.
THANTCSGIVING.—The
appointed Thursday, Nov. 26t
Thanksgiving and Prayer.
We are requested to an I
the Republican ladies of Wells").
the. Republican Club room, und ,
Wednesday evening, the 28th ins
tendance is desired.
BUSINESS.—Mr. Jno. W
of Jersey Shore, has fitted up the
above D. P. Roberta' Stove Store
facture of tobacco and cigars.
Messrs. Newell .4 Owen have be',
of the Regulator, Corning. The n
business.
BIG WALK.—The Troy Gazette says :
"Sir. J. Ames, who accomplished- tho wonderful
feat of walking. 100 miles in 22 hours and S
minutes Will walk for a - Citizens' purse of $5O,
on the 24th inst., at East Troy Trotting Park,
1-4 mile against Asa Moon's , Obl Gray.' A big
time is expected."
PERSONAL.—Mr. Geo. C. Bowen, Of
Knoxville, has purchased the property _corner
of Pearl and Lincoln-sts., lately owned by Prof.
F. D. Hodgson . . The latter gentleman is now
Principal of the Graded School at SenoCe. Falls,
N.Y,
CHURCH 'BENEFT.—There will be an
entertainment at the Crooked Creek Church, con
sisting of' Orations, Declamations, Charades,
Thursday evening, Nov.-sth. Let there be a large
attendance. Admission 25 cents.
A BUSTER !—Mr. Lafayette Gray, of
Gray's Valley, sends us a cabbage of mammoth
dimensions—being four feet in circumferencel
Pretty good soil over in StilliiMn. Good place
for Republican majorities, too.
COHRECTIONS.—In our rep rt of the /
Butler Mass Meeting we credited tl e Cowan i
quo with a troop of horsemen. Th troop • %
from Middlebury.
The "uditary room," illuminated in I .1
Hotel on the evening of the jubilation •r
Currey's, and,not P. 0. Joe's, as TM - J
week.
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THE SHARES.—A viol- f
tractive earthquake' occurred r
coast on the 21st inst., dein,' .1
California cities. Buildin : .
San Francisco, and soup
Custom house, City Fle' ( '
other buildings were
opened in many
stench. Twelve.
was very groat'
Probably the
been visite()
.nt and des
'long the Pacific
.such damage in ilio
;3 were flung down in
lives were lost. The
Gas works, and icweral
nearly ruined. The ground
aces emitting a sulphurous
ehocks were felt. The alarm
itncl quiet is not yet restored
❑tire edast line of the Pacille has.
VA
pubti
Dr
'premouv.—The Bloomsburg Re
m of last week contains tho valedictory of
ohn, its founder and editor. Few men have
prgbt so good a fight, always against •numerical
odds, as be. For a dozen years his fearless cle
f,t,c of the right in a county where wrong
counted most adherents, has won the admiration
of every friend oflreedern. Ile is , entitled to
rest and reward, but tho Republican party cannot
afford to let him put ofi.tlie harness. May his
fortune equal his zeal for the right, and his path
be cast in phasant places. Tho guild loses an
ably worker.
TION WANTBD, or Willie
Hillard, age d ten years, who left his bomb in this
eity, on Tuesday, October fdb, and has not since
been heard of by his parents.• .He is stout
quick spoken, and intelligent. 'He has sandy
hair, fiooklo face, and light complexion. Ile
Was dressed in' a lonk, lightish colored round
about, lightish' vest, bound, salt and pepper pan
taloons, patclidd on one knee, a straw hat, and
Old hoots. Ai , information 'conc e rning him will
be thardtfu)ly r •ceivod by his father, W. I'. Hillard,
Viitliamsport, I's. Newspapers will confer a favor
by copying tbis_notice.--;Widimoyurt Thatetio.
OBITUARY.-In Wollsboro,
day learning, 21st inst., 131:,NJAUE.
Rig., in the 78th.year of his age.
So we chronicle the passing away lof another
ii
et the pioneers, and a prominent a d honored
citizen /1f our village for more than ha f a century.
6 QClitr.Smtru, as ho was best known, was born
in Masiacbusotts in the year 1791. He settled in
Wencher° in 3816, having come to this point as
an agent for a business firm, and for several years
taught a school in the wing of the building whore
he spent a great part of his home life, and from
which he was buried en Friday. From teaching
he went into the mercantile business, and contin
ued in it, with few interruptions, down to so into
a period as 1857. However, in 1826 he established
Tie Phenix newspaper, and published it for
se.erai years when publishing a new,
co Joke, and "fat takes" were uncoil:
Piano, judging from the few copies we heave
seen, Was a well conducted paper,
onsideration the disadvantages atte
filch an enterprise at that early day.
Itryed as Register and Recorder of
with credit, and as an evidence of his
ite may mention that ho served as a
tht Peace in this Borough for thirty-three ewise
rul;ve years. Always genial, fund of his joke, and
11-, t , undiug in humor ho was t a welcome visitor
4 berever he went. *lle was it nut of ,deuided
and great energy. War t s after ho was
lioineted to a high seat among the '[oldest in
4baants," ho walked to and from hit place of
tusiness with the litho and epringy step of a
1 .11 of thirty. But for six years la t past he
kai been seen' seldom on the street. 8 (Ceiling of
:he brain 'wrecked body and mind, and for several
Yeart he was praetically'dead to the 7 ring. H e
pasted away in the fuilnees of his ti ne, haring
f wieentities to outlive but fairly untli ing them
0 1 Pea ce to his ashes
KILLED BY A HOINF:.--A boy of aho
'fags, named Vangelder, living at
il tymf , ad's, in Ulysses township, this county,
ihh hilted by horse on Sunday afternoon, the
ito.t. lie had, a slay or two previous, in
I tetering the horse at the well, tied the halter to
hn ankle while drawing the water, nod was told
141 be must not do so again its he might get
' 11 !hi• On this occasion he took the horse to the
' 4 ' l, sad, probably tied the halter as berme, :,s
is few minutes after the horse was seen running
II full Speed, with the boy-attached - to . th - e - tialter,
Y
in the air, and within two minutes after
-I.t.rd was taken up perfectly lifeless ,. -skull
'ag badly fractured.—Potter Journal.
eels nt their Hall,
Batty evening. on or
P. N.
M., meettritt tLe
A. bawl? the Full
Corning 2-New
MO
I=3
2, 1868
nvassers I
T HOUSE
he Tanners
El
X 3 xxick. cll.
Rally !
resident-has
, as a da of
oance,
ire will meet at
'r Town Hall,
.t. A large at
late
i hop next door
'for the Inanit-
gilt out Goff,
w firm means
tiauy's
das Capt.
fated last
Wednes-
B. SsilTll
paper Was
,14011. 7'hc
Inking into
dent upon
IMr. Smith
ho county
popularity
'Justico of
t 13 yeari
+fr. Amos
Gossw.L-Every “Weak
ness," as it is called, tend everyyaar'hisslts"rage:
Last year Inive4all
among the hOys, arid
„Croquet among ,the girls.
Base-hall exhausted itself by its vioiondo.' and
croquet still lingers Out a dewily life. From the
papers we reed wesjudge that ‘.‘ylanchetto"is this
year's i !rftge.", As -smile knowi!Planchette by
name only we will 'describe it. Fancy, then, a
heart-shaped piece of black)widnut, cherry, ma
hogany, or other wood with two castors and a
- pencil for its Seet - . A sheet of white paper is
spread upon ti table and this little machine placed
thereon. The operator' then, putii2.llii or her
finger-tips upon the heart-shaped pieoo of wood ,
and to questions put by spectators Planchette
moves about, writing answers with its pencil leg.
The movements of the affair aro supposed to be
independent of the will of the operator. The
ioformation imparted does not much .enlighten•
people, so far as our observation goes, but some
(*ions things happen at times. Planchette .had
a great run long before wo witnessed any exper
iments with it. In fact it is but a few days since
we saw it in operation. On that occasion we
propounded some questions _which were. readily
ansviered,-thouglinot of much consOquelice. To
the question—" Will it gain to-morrow ?" the
reply was—" No." "flow do you know ?" we
asked. Reply—"l don't know." That was clear
;enough. it rain day after tomorrow 1.7"
we asked. Reply—" Yes." "How - do you know
that?" Reply—"l don't know it." Alen clear.
"Do yon know anything certain I" Reply—"l
know many things certain," "Well, how is
Mackey ?" Reply—"He is beaten." "How do you
know that r 'Reply—"l know it." Very clear,
you see. • Questions by others were variously
'replied to, sometimes one way and Sometimes the
other way. Altogether, we, don't know much
about Riain i phette; and certainly doubt its setting
tho North River afire. But let nobody imagine
that it is Jost a. toy plaything, _ It is. more than
-that; and our advice 'is not to' give too much
time to it to4he neglect of business and the tan
gible things of being. Tho majority of people
will do well to let it alone. It is not a humbug,
and it cannot do much to let light in upon the
world, at present, if ever.
--eiYou will much oblige nip by publishing
this in yourrpa per. Please correct all errors."
'Such is a very, common endorsement upon verses
sent to us.evcr3i day in the year.. To very much
oblige anybody; especjally patrons, is always
pleasure. But then,•somo things cannot he adno
as well as others ; and ono of this class of things
is the correction of errors in indifferent rhymes.
We cannot undertake that sort of work in addition
to the lubors which cannot be shirked or avoided
in the strict line of business. It does not follow
that we may not sometimes reject good things
under the rule. , But a communication must have
-d7
I,f 3000, carrying every Congress'-
', istrict and three-fourths of the
tore. Welcome, sister!
jority
Tonal
Legisl'
FADING PUBLIC.—''S. B. E.'
i s from Mansfield, under date of 'Oct. 10
%rites
as folio
ler
me by t t l
taken h
that the)
try, if a
pie in
than in
Wee 1
Semi
Tri-
Dail
Mont
Semi
that
;with I eend you a statement, furnished
ie P. M. of thiii_placle, of the periodicals
, re. Ido this with some pride, feeling
ye. are but few places in the entire coon
ny, in which there are more reading peo
•oportion to the whole number of citizens,
this:
•
y wipers, OGS
weekly,.
eekly, ..
. .1.
a l l n i r 3 o l . 3 n ,, t h 1 y,
Iota)",
Thor LI
which t
a numb,.
the cars'
icnl chn
N. 1.1
ro,ne l
-
Agita
Demo ,
Daily
Vlrcir
World
Press,
Elm;r
is another Post Ciffieo-io tho- township at
ere are 63 weekly papers taken. , Quite
rof detillts'arelaken tild ilea's' boy at
besides. The fOlfewing shows the polit
actor of those journals :
Tribune, weekly,
Pres.;,."
IMI
NEM
Advertiser "
.. ...,•.;...„.,....,,,,..
~... • ..... • •
;'•1•••,, ,,,,,,, •. •
Gazette "
above, about 120 Forney's Press, and 30
Of the
Tribune.
are rigu
of Itieht
nutzber
canitinign subscribers; all others
The list of voters for the township
lend and Mansfield Bort?, shows a, total
if 523. ,
The oil standard, Godcy, crops out with new
summer eatures for Augpst. Its motto is some
thing, be ,ter, each month, ' for the pleasure and
deleetati.n of the fashionable world. Its en
gravings aro pretty, and its fashion plate of tho
ras ishin I order. There is no 'end to handsome
costumes fancy 'needle work, the most taking
patterns .f all descriptions and the latest dress .
novelties withe innumerable suggestions for set
ting off t c human 'form feminine.
Grant i & Colfax Clubs.—The times of mce
ing are no follows: - p p •
dlreektield—Saturday evenings.
Charloiton—Tuesday evenings.
,Chatham—Saturday evenings.
Clytner--Saturtlay i evenings,
Covington—Friday evenings.
East Charleston—Saturday evenings.
Iliklaild—Thursday evenings.
Farmington—TbnrAtly cvcnibgs.
Gaines—Saturday evenings.
dm:holm—Tuesday evenings;
Knoxville—Friday evenings. .
Lawrenceville—Wedn eE d a y even i ngs . - •
Liberty—Tuesday evenings.
Middle Midge—Saturday evenings. '
, - -Middlebury—Saturday evenings.
Mansfield—Saturday evenings. ,
Morris—Saturday evenings.
Nelson—Friday evenings. •
, Oceola—Wednesday evenings.
hound Top—Mini-:id evenings.
Rutland—Thursday cvenings.
South (Me riegten—Thesday evenings.
Stony Fork—Wednesday evenings.
Tioga—Saturdly eVenings,
Ti [U. L.,ot A.]—Saturday evenings. •
Union—Saturday evenings.
Ward-,Saturday evenings.
Weqlielfi—Tuesday evenings.
Wellsbore—Friday evenings.
- UsE OF LEUONS.—When persotts are
and thirsty beyond what is natural,
indicated in some eases by a metallic taste its the
mouth, especially after drinking water, • or by a
whitish appearance of the grotter part of the
•tongue, one of tho best "Coolers," internal or xe
ternal, is to take aout 4111 - the top, sprinkle
overit some tine . loaf auger, work it downward
into the lemon with, a spoon, and then suck
‘ it
slowly squeezing the lemon - and adding more
sugar as the acidity increases from being brought
up from the lower point. Invalids with fever
ishness may Mite two or three lemons a day in
this manner, with a most marked benefit, nmb.
kited by a sense of coolness, comfort and invig.
oration. A
,lemon or two taken thus at, tea-time,
a. :In entire substitute for the ordinary "slipper"
of Summer, would give many a man a confortablo
night's sleep, and an awakening of rest and
oration, with an appetite Tor breakfast, ,to which
they are strangers who Will have their eap,,of tea
or_ supper "relish" and "cake" and berries of
peaches and cream,—/fral's Journal of Health.
;. tizsustalm'Aptiv'xifiß 4
' SEWING MACHINES•
•
' Ofit.lll:einiiiiii 'Sowing Ma
. chine for salo in Welp3boro -by
Oct. 28, 1 8 8 8 -2 t. s •A, TOLEY.
The largest, - best, and cheapest, assort
ment of frames 4 ever brought into Tioga County,
with largo pictures in every way to suit, and card
photographs at VA()per ' doz., all gnink fast at
Frank. Spencer's Art,qlllery, 4tansfied,
Doc 254 f. • '
T TIS 0 PARR U RST,—;` In, • '
Pa., October 21st,. 1808, 4,the residence, of the
ftitheritY tlie Rev: John Oarretion, b. P.,
Charles L. Pattison, of Fall. 8r0015,,Pa.,. to Anna
S. Parkhurst, danditer of Joel Parkhurst, Esq.
[The printers Vere,mado uncommonly happy. ,1
EMERY—OTTO—In Williamsport, Sept. 30,
1868, by Rev. Wm. Sterling, Mr. John B. Emory
and Miss Helen A.,Otto, all of
_Williamsport.,
- [GoOd for , you John.]'•
EGGLESTON-LIIARROWER Farming..
ton, on the I4th inst., at theesidence Mr.
Blocs, by Ref; S. A'. RaNsison, Mr/ Abraham Eg
gleston and Mary.llarroFerp both /of Elkland.
,
CLEMONS—ELLIOTT—In Covington Boro,
on the 13th inst., at the residence of Mr. Henry
Levalicy, by Justice 'S. S. Packard, Mr, i ltavjd
Clemons' and. Misi•jano Elliott, both of Coiing
ton.
BLACICWELL. In, NelSon,. Nt; 23, 1868,
Mrs. Caroline, wife of Enfieh Blackwell, Esq.,
aged 26 years, after a short illness. Mrs. Black
well was a superior woman, and her loss fall:
heavily upon the husband, and thaeircle.in w.
-eke moves: • •
AIeCORMIC IC— Illossbcifg;lhe Ist i ‘t., of
consumption, Mrs. Maiilda , J., wife of h .E. C.
McCormick, and daughter Of Dee. Pu . am. for
merly of Mansfield, in the 29th year her age,
and in the 16th of her married life. .
- .1 . 01,6 spring Of 1806, she mad' a public pro
fiSsidsitif religion, and With ttni.y others, ns the
fruit of the precious revival at 'at time cannect
ed herself with the Baptist oh roll of Blossburg,3
of which sho has since been faithful member.—
The fatal diseascrwhich to hutted her life began
its work some five years • nee, and when baptised
she had scarcely stren th to cons . o_ty °At, dila
cline been mostly confined
to het room, .steadi but surely declining, Ana
ThuisdaYnvening • a quietly, as the falling leas
of AututhWabov, 'or,,tcll to sleep. Her previous
suffering had b n great, lint her hope in Christ
firm. She p .n expressed her thankfulness that
she bad not o prepare lo 'die upon &bed of suf
fering. I. her last moments she seemed to hear
the voice .f hSr departedlnotherlcalling her child
home t. rest. Iferfunernl took' lace on Sabbath
morn' g from the Baptist Church in Blossburg.
The . =ermen isVai, preached by Rtiv. N. lilloynolds
fr n istJolin 2:29, after which alarmeepcburso
heir a-special train to Mansfield for the burial.—
They were mot at tho depotby many friends from
that place, •and , proceedlng to the. cemetery with
reading scriptures nud singing, - her body was
lowered to its lai4 resting place. Sho leaves a
husband and little daughter of 5 years, to mourn
her loss.- But tvbat is their loss.wo trust is her
Cost.
„
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Willcox & Gibbs .Sowing Machine.
"Eta setup. is 'stronger and loss liable to rip in
use or wear than tho Lock-Stiteli."—"Judgeft'
Report,!' tit • the -"Gliwttcl
.Sind for, the
"Report," and samples of Work, containing. 4
kindsTof 'Etitebes, on the same Piece ,of goods. i!!
.- GEO; C. BOWEN;, AGENT,
A r.r:29, y. for Tioga Co. Knoxville;Ta.
YES! , YES! YES I
PR. IVILLIAIitIS - Its CO., have got the best,
• largest and cheapest stock of Drugs, med
icines, Patent. Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuff,
Brushes, Varnisher, Wass, Putty, Yankee No.
tiotts, Porfomery, Toilet soap, - Fishing Tnrklq
e., hp., over brought into this county: They
rill positively sell everything in their line oheap.
- Cr ii'qn earl be bought elsewhere. They bought
their goon, to large quantities and for nett
,trash,
and ...ATI :111a ZOii oknnpor than any 'other os-
CANA own tin this: county. Call and examine
stuck awl prior', P. ft. WILLIAMS & CO.
M ty I), I3iP3. No. 3, Union Black.
UT HERE ,eau close buyers find Pur'e:English
Vir Whito bead and - Linseed OH, Varnishes,
backer, Turpentine, the cheapest, at 1 ,
P. R.'WILLIAMS, Sc 'CO.
Who soils the ',area and hest Drugs', Patent
and Dye Stuff,
R WILLIAMS dr, CO.
Who hoops the larghst stock of Paint Pewdori,
Tooth, Bair, Cloth and Nail Brushes, and sells
tho cheapest, P. It. WILLIAMS & CO.
24
92
. 137
924
Whore can you go to find the best and cheapest
Tel and Saving simP, ; Pooket Knives ' Perfum
ery, Ilair-Oil, Pomades,•Writing Paper, Pens - and
lack, to • I'. It. :WILLIAMS, & CO.
SILYLILIA SIDIILIBUS CURANTUR
HOMCEIOPIVFHIC SPECIFICS,
101
-.... 134
103
HAVE PROVED, FROM TIM MOST AMPLE 1:X
-pet•ience, an entire success;
Eilicient, and Reliable. They aro the only Medicines
perfectly adapted to popular utie—so 'simple that mis•
takes cannot be male in using them ; so harmless as•to
be free from danger, and so efficient as to bo,alvrays re
liablo. They hitve raised the highest commendation
from all, and will always render satisfaction.
2 No. Cents.
--- 11
1, CUM' reVerg, Congusliou, Itithiumation 25
2, .10 WOrtins. irorni-Forer, Worm-Colic 25
3, .lo Crying Colic, or Tcvtiiing 'of infants... 25
4,. do piarrhcca or elillafen or adults 25 .
5, do Dysentery, Griping, Bilious Collo 25
6 , do _ C4olo,rarillorbus, Vomiting 25
•7, do Coughs. Colds . , Bronchitis r,.. 25
A, do Nettralgiti, Toothache, Vaccache ,25
9, do Headaches, sick.uead.chp, Vertigo... 25
10, do Dsr a pep s ia, Bilious Stomach 25
11, do Suppressed or painful Perinds' 25
12 , do Whites, too profuso Periods • 25
13, do Croup, Cough, difficult Breathing, 25
14, do Salt nhoum, Brysipelaa, Eruptions... 25
16, do M
Rheumatt ~,Eheumn:tic Paine 25
16, do Fever an -Ague, Chill Fever, Agues 50
17, do rib's, blind or bleeding 50
18, do Ophthalmy, and sore or weak Eyes.... 50
iP, do afillarrh, acute.or chronic Influenza 50
20, do Whooping.. Cough, violent Coughs... 50
1, do Asthma, oppressed Breathing 50
2:2, do Ear Drschargon, impaired Hearing.. 50
du Scrofula, enlarged Glands, Swellings.. 50
24. do General Pybility, Physical Weekuess. 50
25, do Dropsy; and scanty . 5ecreti0n5.:.........,60.
20, do Sea-StaknOtig;sitkuess from riding— '5O
21, do iiidnoy-Disease, Gravel 50
23, du Nervous Debility, Seminal Emis-
hions involuntary Discharges OO
29 , a.) Sive:Mouth; etii)Vei i 50
30,
,do urinary weakness, wetting bed... 50
81, do Painful Perioda, tritti Spasms' 50
32; , a,) sufferings at change of life 100
33, do Epilepsy, Spasms, St. Vitus' Dance 1 00,
31, do Diphtheria, ulcerated Sore Throat DO
OF LUIGI.: VIALS : MOROCCO 46ASFI,"cogrAltsina
.. CIFIC FOR EVERY ORDINARY DISEASE A EAI9IILY
IS SUBJECT TO, AND A DOOR OP DIRECTIONS $lO 00
Smaller FAMILY and TRAVELING eases, with 20 to
29 vials $5 to $8
Specifics for all PRIVATE DISEASES both-for Con- •
ING and for PRF.VENTIVE treatment, end
nlO and pocket .... , $2 to $5
•
'OxZ'Thess Remedies by the case or single-box, aro
soot to any part of tho country, by Mail or Express,
free of, Charge, ou receipt of the pike.
Addreze Humphreys' Specific
Homeopathic Medicine Company
Office nwl Depot, N0.'56 BROADWAY, NEW YORE
Dr. H9IPIIREVI (S consulted flatly atlas Mike, per
sonaily or by letter : rus nbtrro, for all forms of disease.
FOR SALT. BY' ALL UGGLFTS.
August 21, 1567-Iy.
• ' isTEli VOUS DEBILITt.
WFr it . ITS GLOOMY ATT'ENDAINTS,—LOW
DEPREiiRICK,
EAI9SION9, 1. , •54 of , SEMEN, SPERMATOERUCCA,
1 :q,98 VF y.,wi:11,, Dizzy HEAD, ROSS OF MEM
ORY AND THREATENED IMPOTENCE AND IIA
Bre; 111 1( 1 a SGVEItEION CURE in
PIIREYS' riomEtwATine SP.EOIFIO
No, .TWENTY-EIGIIT...
Centuo.ted of the moot valtittbie mild an a . potent C
ran yes, they.atrilie at onte..the root of thts-matter ton
-0 the system, arrest the dischar g es, and impart trigoe
and energy, We and vita l ity :.to th e entire man. ',hely
have eared thousands of cants. erice per:Pankageof
nix bpxes, andsig4or,g,/ per eingle boa. kiold by drug..
Vkstsound 'nook' by- : ett'ou roookpt of price. "'Address
HUMPHREYS' SPECIVIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDD
Mg C 01664 ttagATrwsor t H> Von. 9lner-44
IVEARRIAGES.
~pEATHS.
--o-~--
eri es.
FAMILY CASES
,REGULATOR STORE!
=BIM
MI
IaiVING. purchased the entire oak former
ly owned by IL Goff, we w uld announce
to the people °X Tioga'gotinty . t •t we have' just
received a frill assortment of
• , .
SEASON 1
. _
bough : Val
wti turtle
give us :
stock • f
do the recent decline
all Who appreciate get
call. We shall continual
DRESS. GO
Lusuo
SILK GOODS, WHITE GOODS,
Ccottcr3a c-ooclis
:WOOLEN AND PAISLEY SHAWLS,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES,
CROCKERY, &c., &c
You have only to look through our stock to
satisfy yourselves, that wo are selling
"Cheaper than the Cheapest."
Country Merchants supplied at small advance
from New Yor'Coat
NEWELL (4 *OWEN
0ct.120,
CAME to the enclosure of the subscriber it
Delmar,-abotrt two weeks ago, a two-year,
old RED STEER. The owner is requested t
pay charges and take him away.
RICHARD MOORE.
Oct.' 21, 180.-3 t
Executor's Notice.
II
LFITTERS Testamentary having boon granted.
to the undersigned upon the estate of Cor
nolius Hallinanylato of Union twp., deceased, all
persons indebted to or claiming against said es.
tate, must settlu , with
- • ' 'PATRICK lIALLINAN,
Union) Oct. 21-00 Ther.
Noiice.to Teachers and Builders.
lIE Directors of Charleston School District
I, Will meet at the Young School House Sit
urday, Oct. 31, inst., for the purpose of hiring
toachera for the winter Schools; also to let the
building of two school houses 24x34, and 14 feet
posts;_onauf thorn in the-Ferry - District, rind
one in the Elii..it District. The buildings will
be let in - the nr tning, and the teachers will be
hired in the aftei noon. CLARK BARLOW,.
Oat. 21, 1869-2 t.
_ Notice. ,
„ .
TIIREOTORS of Delmar School District will
s j meet at the Graded School Muse, Stony
Fork,-on the first". Saturday •of Nov. next at 10 17
o'clock A. M., to hire teachers the ensuing win
ter School in said township. No ono need ap.
ply whose certificate foot up over 18. By order
of the Board.. ISRAEL STONE, Soe'y.
Dolmar, Oet:13; 1888. _ ,
, • Estray.
STRAYED from the pastiiro of L. IL Potter of
Charleston, about 4 weeks ago, a DEEP RED
YEARLING HEIFER. Any person returning
the animal, or giving information whore she may
be found, will be paid for his trouble.
Oct. 21,1868-30 , _ IL 11. POTTER.
1311.1 'arm of I. M. & S. B. Warriner, is this day
dissolved by consent of parties. I. M. Warriner
will continuo the business at the old stand. -
I.
M. WARRINER.
B. B. WARRINBR.
NVellsboro, Oot. 12, 1868:
Farm for Sale Cheap.
ITIIATE on the Cop Hollow road in Coving
ton . township. one and a half miles from
Cherry Platt& 100 acres-10 improved, 90
timbered with chosnut and ash, &o.; known as
part of the Zimmor's tract. Title good. For
terms inquire of D WETSEL,
Oct. 21, 1868- 3 .4 w. M.rris Run, Pa. ,
TN the matter of Nast kt Anerb, ch, .Bankrupts
In . the District 'Court of the nited States.-
3tice is hereby given, that in , ursuance of an
order of the Court in the above e titled case, the
ashignee of the ?state of Nast tt Auerbach
will sell at public auction at his office in the
Bcirough of Tiogn, - Commencing on Thursday the
29th day of October inst., at 2 o'clock, P. M.,
all the accounts, notes, and judgments belong
ing to said estate now uncollectable ; and will
also at the same 'time and place sell at auction_
or private sale; all the remainder of the stock of
goods and property ;belonging to said estate,
consisting of 'cloths, hats, caps, shoos, coats,
cloaks, buttons, hoods, clocks, pets, and one coal,
stove and pipe, and' one tailer,cutting 'table,"and
other things not sold and too numerous to men
tion, for cash, very cheap.
Tiog, O'L 21,1808
I , 4oTaw saiierrtnstal
MRS. E. 4,..lippeLLL has just returned
from the city roll a larger and finer stock of
MILLINERY GOODS,
than she ever offered for the Fall and Winter
'trade before. Customers are requested to call at
ler now skep,,pne hoot above thd- Presbyterian
Church, Main street, Wollsboro, and examine
for themselves. A
.Oct.A 21, 1965-2 m.
NOITCE TO TEACHERS.--The School
'Districts of Middlebury will meet at llolliday's
Oct; 31.105 t, to 1149 tenchem
iitiACKSMITII, has two fires, and is prepared
to do all kinds of work in hie line with prmp,t
nesi, and in a workmanlike manner. Haab:nes
at excellence in his trade.
Mansfteld June 8, 1888-Iy.
CQBN)NG. N. Y.
LE GOODS,
Mil
Estray.
Dissolution..
C.ll. SEYMOUR.
Assignee.
M. C. POTTER.
Spec
A. 3. THOIYIPSON,
[MANSFIELD PAi
=MI
NEW AD 'EI'TISEMENTS.
- kR. PARED FOR
=
Sprii and Summer Trade !
T la. BALDWIN Co._
• ; TIOGA, PA.
TT n i ps. on hand and stilleoming, large
JUL" (ell selected stook of,
"Cri)OD GOODS,"
compsing everything needed. Our stock of
24.4021110 MEM 000113
can't be boat much
ALPAAS, POPLINS, CAMBRICKS,
FRECH JACONETS, pRGANDIES,
PUITAS, VERSAIL, BLACK
AND COLORED ILKS,
O[RISR AND FRENCH POPLINS,
111,1VL AND CLOAK DEPART
MENT COMPUTE,
KINGS, LOTS XANICEE NO.
DNS, HOOP SKIRTS, BAL.
lOREL SKIRTS, OPERA
FLANNELS, CORSETS,
k •
DOMESTICS, •
at a very small margin.
REMY-MADE CLOTHING,
Clo Wand Cassimeres and a Tailor to
Cut and Fit.
too l ts and Shoes,
lA3 AND CAPS, STRAW GOODS,
,ROCKERY,,WOODEN WARE,
- ARD WARE,SHELF HARD
-WARE, NAILS, IRON,
SAN, LIME, PLASTER, PORE, FLOUR
Don't forget to look over our stook of
GROCERIES,
o kest comploto stook you ban end, such as
Wa aro old tca drinkors and know them
to be good.
SUGARS, MOLASSES, I
1 ,
. ' , thing in tho Grocery lino, Gunja Bank
1 sh Bay lifaokerol, Ashton Salt, what makes
. Butteo good, and nice . firkins to put it in.—
, 13Inter.Tubs and Pails; Butter sold on cota
.. sio*--no charges for handling; but would
1, a Snail portion of tho money you get in re
n, the. is if our pricos suit.
FIRMERS 'POOLS,
full lin. We aro agents for the Ohio and Buck
eye (whined Mowing Machines; general depot
for fixtres and extras for 'the the above ma
chinot All kinds of
, t
r
C . NTRY PRODUCE
rah in exchange for Goods. We propose to
sell r Goods reasonably. "Live and let Live"
pri iven at the counter—only one price. ...
/ '
BALDWINT. L.& CO.
bga, Pa., April 28:63
1,8.
The Battle has been Fought
'AND VICITORT WON.
001/S high in quality and oNir in price have
carried the day; and heron ter will bo found
re and willing for active and efficient service
in half Of all those who Will call and give their.
43 ,7
orders at
ICKILIII.I & FARR'S,
. il
TIOWA, PA
IA the Dry Goods side we have a full and
enplote and assortment of Fall and Winter
aoops.,
Good stock of
Pn i nels, Sheetings, Prints, Muslims, De
laines and Dress Goods,
i a groat variety of YANKEE NOTIONS,
1 which to fill In and trim up. We would
>all special attention to our assortment of
Rats' and Caps,
•it prices which we know will compare favora
ly ith prices of 016 same goods before the wor
Boots . and Shoes,
have boon made to order from perfect stock
• arranteo. Work ready to be shown and
o all customers. The Grocery stock in
. eludes,
FiPork, Fisk, Salt, Sugars, Ras, Cof-
Rice, Syrup, Molasses, &c., &c.,
Th; , . comes the WOODEN WARE, such as
Tub ails Wash Boards, Mop Sticks, Sugar
I \
Bexe and Pails, together with numerous other
flood such as Crockery, Ginss.waro, Stone-ware,
, flood
Mb we will always he glad to show and
risk tltt selling after the geode are seen and es
Amin*. .
. \
WICKHAM . 16 FARR.
Tiog
Oct. 16, 1868.
Fl - teat Bargains
For ail who call at
ilon VanYalkenburg's
No. 2 Union Block. in
French Merinoes, Empress Cloths, 4ea
'yer Sackings of all discriptions, I
4 Poplins of all colors.
' I
DLAINES & PRINTS, ALL STYLES,
FACTORY'S, SHEETINGS, BLEACH
ED AND-UNBI,EAcHap . MCSLINS:
HOOP SKIRTS,
of every description, DRESS TRIMMINGS and
BUTTONS of all kinds; also the largest and
cheapest assortment of
5
READY TOM MING
ever brought into Tirga Cq uty. Remember
the place, and call befi re purchasing.
We ba vo 4 -large assortment c, Gents' Furnish
' ing Goods consisting of
Drawers, Under Shirts, Flannel Shirts
- Ruck Sleeves, and Mittens, and
Clotking.of every description,
manufactured to snit.
Thankful 'for poet patronage, aid by strict at
tontion to business tro hopo to sbaro a continu
anco of the same.
dc - ITAN VALKENDURG
IDLOUR & 111 EAL, always on hand at
Juno 17 1 1868, JAMES M. BUNNEVI3,
Fall & Winter Goods
=I
IN CORNING.
W E have rooetved a vary LARGE STOCK of
FALL AND WINTER 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 BEST QUALITY of Good; that are
kept in the place. ' have n store ligh t enough to
see what genera buying, and pledge ourselves to
SELL AS LOW,
quality eonsidered, as at any other establishment.
Wo continuo to make our
CLOTH TRADE '
ono of our spe'oialtios, and when desired
MAKE TllElki TO ORDER
on short notice and in the beat manner. We
havo added to our stock a good assortment of
CARPETS,
oonAisting of
BRUSSELS, THREE - PLY. INGRAIN,
COTTON WARP, HEMP, AND
STAIR CARPETS.
FLOOR OIL CLOTH
and MATTING, and can son them
HOW VERY LOW.
.........:.....:-.
We aro tho agoots for tho
GRE4T L S. TEA COMPANY,
and sell TEA of Now York prices by the single
pound. All visiting Corning, areinvitod to call
and examine stock and prices.
I SMITH & WAITE.
Corning, Oct. 1, 1808.
STOVES, STOVES, STOVES.
WILLIAM ROBE4RTS,
Agent for all firstelass Stoves,
Main Street, Wencher% penn'a.
HAVING been appointed agent for all first
class Stoves manufactured by Shear, Pack
ard 44 Co., of Alban)), N. Y. I am now ready
to furnish the followiUg named celebrated Stoves :
COOKING STOVES,
AMERICAN, - NATIONA L,
I
HOME COMPANION, MONITOR.
THE BENEFACTOR,
tho latter of which is tho best stove for common
use over in market; being cheap, well made, and
convenient. I have also, a variety of
ELEVATED qVENS,
PARLOR' STOVES,
CAST IRON, various patterns,
SHEET IRON, Self Regulators
ALSO-Stoves' suitablo for burning hard or
soft coal, will be furnished to order. Customers
will do well to examine my stock, which is as
full and well selected as any in Northern Penn.)
sylvania. I havo also put in a full stool_of
1-XamrciLlsmnare
of all sorts. Thankful for liberal patronage in
the past, I respectfully solioit a continuance of
the same.
• Sept. 16, 1868. I WM. ROBERTS.
1-3tC2d_.l3+ CitlV ! '
Go to KELLEY'S and seo the Latest Arrival of
NEW GOODS!
Consisting of a general assortment of
us (4,1 d
ce W Oki 03
cl
C 0: -
m .
O n 4 V Pei g
0 V 4 0 g 14
ct. cs 8 w
P 4 u) Pe) z g u
g '4•ii 0
A 8 at g
MRS. FRY'S CORSET AND SKIRT
SUPPORTERS, AT
saaTiax g tt sutra ma oru on puu 117 Inf.
NEW DRESS GOODS AT KELLEY'S.
*SAUTIVI Itt VIAIVEIS aolulAl
- GENTS' FURS AT KELLEY'S
03 - No ohnrgo for SHOWING GOODS nt ..it-
0. B. KELLEY'S,
lWepsboro, Oct. 20, 1867.
Executors', Notice
T - ETTERS TESTAMENTARY having been
JU granted - to the undersigned upon the last
will and Testament of Peter Green, Into of Del
mar,.doeeased, all persons indebted to tho estate
nro requested to make im . modiato payment, and
all having claims against the same will present
diem to AGNES GREEN, '
GEORGE GRgEN,
Ex'rs.
Sopt. 2, IS6B—dw.*
CARD PRINTING—at Now York prices, In
Colors or plain, and out to suit orders, at
Ton AGITATOR OPTIOE.
"
'I sing, I sing of a curious thing,
Almost as strange I:13 Boggs upon Tyng;
I've swung 'round a circle as round as ari g,
And whilo on the down east part of my sw ng,
I stopped at the city and took on he Spri g
STYLES I:IVCROGERI S
SUGARS ARE LOW IN THE NECK,
Molasses Sc, Syrups
,- -,-
have arfreor run downward, with ) a funnol.sha
-, pod trail.
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7 ' ' l "l-4 - 404,- , '
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hotsfey,9., aro co. , ,trot*T . tv .e • , ird
1110 . at3l9lB:blifi' ! ,, , 1 v
,pi po!
1 ;1 , - -: , •- . ~1.., /..;- - ;=z-1.,,,
; A.t ... .. ....,,,‘
TEA TEA -TEA TEA!
I
1
will bo prepared from a drawing furnished to
every customer who buys a pound. Of the styles
to suit complexions, &e., I may mention that
you can havo if you•long fur it. I cannot got
time to look up all the hard words which the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
use to sta tie the innocent people about tbq coun:
try; but you can depend upon finding the very
beSt of Teas at the
BEE-HIVE EXCHANGE?
the styles arteririons. You can have the atest
styles from the following fashionable foreign
MOCHA, JAVA, Rld LAGUYRA JAM
AICA,r&C.
PROVIESION:
Flour still wears hoops over all, and dist eti 4
with traljs as unprofitable. I have all grades
eatable.
PORK, DRIED BEEF AND HAMS,
together with a full assortment of light groceries
and canned delicacies. As ever
M A, T H E R:S
Pays Cash or Trails, for all MARKETABLE
PRODUCE.
CALL AT MATIIERS'a
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NEW ARRIVAL,OF GOODS.
TOLES & BARKER,
(NO. 5, UNION BLOCK.)
WOULD say to their fricuds and the public
generally, that they are now receiving IL
splendid nssortu en.. of Summer
I, DRY GOODS,
such i as
SHEETINGS SHIRTINGS, PRINTS,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VEST=
INGS, READY MADE , .CLO
THING, LIA r 5 & CAPS,
BOOTS AND ' SHOES,
KELLEY'S
abo 'a large and well F eluded stock of
CROCKERY, HARDW A RE, WOODEN
W ARE, STONE WARE, KERO
SENE OIL, PAINTS & OILS,
SUGARS, TEAS,
,COFFEES,
SYRUPS, MOLASSES,
ETC,; MC, ETC,
We are OA to offor our customers the bonefi
or the
, LAST DECLINt OF PRICES
in tte New York Market, our Stock having been
pur hided since the great decline in Goods.
TOLES & BARKER
Wellsbors+, July 1, 1865.
CIASII PAID FOP. WOOL, BUTTER AND
k_) CHEESE, by O. L. WILLC9X.
Juno 17, 1868. 1
Tho fashions fur
And more astonishing still,
lowiarard; and
Pith 'tripes%
Black Tea
ME
tocarB® 9
ports, to wit
In tha matter of
G MNERAL 4LECTION PROCLAIVATICIsf.„,
Whereas,- by an act of the General' Assembly Of ,
°amnion weal f of 'Pen risyDni ontftled a An Art tO
regulate the General Election's of thisiCcrentonwealthr
enacted on the 211 day of July,_lBl9;lt imenjoined ott
yne to_kivo public notice what 'officeritare to bo elected
-therefore I, JEROME IL ,POTTER,' High Sheriff of
Tioga County, do hereby make known and Igiee- this
public notice totho Electors of Tioga Connty,;:thAt
tleueral Election will be held throughbut the • county oat
the let Tuesday offiovcmber • next,' belt/Valk third
day thereof, at the several districts', witlilrisiddOOntitY•
pomely: •
!nuns, Union school b o o". j.
Brookfield, South Baud rebel
Charleston. Darts Settlement schoolhouse.
Clymer, Sabinvillo school house.
Chatham, at the Chatham ,Cente e sich c Ab ousi .
Covington, hotel of Samuel - gift •
Coyjngton itorought hotel of Stuntlellliff.•t •
• Delmar. at the Court House.
Deerfield. Cowauesque Dome, Ira Wagner
Elitland Borough, Bunny! Hotel.
Elk, at the Smith school house. -
Fall Brook Bon:nigh; Fellow solunil house. ,•
Farmington. home of Peter-blowzy, dectsuied.
Gaines, 11. C. Vermilyea's. - .
Jackson, house of, 0. Hamilton..
Knoxville Borough, Eagle Muria.
Lawrence, Slonsou'if Hotel.
Lan-fence Borough, Elosson's-1744- -
Liberty, Shaffer's Hotel.
31anstleld Boreqh, Jlodel school house:,
Malmberg Borough, p. Bou t paliotol.
Middlebuiy, lioltiday town school house.
Morris, house of Geo. Criet. •
Nelson, louse of Charles Goodrich.
Oceola, Hotel.
Blebniond, Mettiodint Church.
Rutland, house of Elmer Backer. "
Sullivan, P. Dotal's, Ilotel„
1811 i -ripen, Big Sleadow school h ouro .,
Tioga, E... . -
Tioga Borough, E. S. Farr's Hotel. ,
AVeltsbero, at the Co lt urt Rouse. '
Wentfleld, IMP Hotel.
Westfield G. Mira Hotel.
Ward, house of Willi , ni L. Tholria.s. -
Union, bowie of Joh Irvine.
At which time and places the qualified
_electorsOf
Timm county will vote- or-twenty•six persons for elect.
ors for President snr VietsPreeldent• Of the' Milted
States.
....•
it is further directed that the meeting of the Aar*
Judges at the Court [douse, treltsbere; to - Mke-ono that
general returns, shall no on the first Friday succeeding
the Bald election, that being the Gth day. ofilVoYeinbilfs
am by saki act further directed to give notice - that
every person, excipt Justices of the Peace, who Abell
!hold - office or appointment of ti tuft nrWofitiinder "As
m
governent of the United ,States, or of this State, or of
any city or -incorporated district, whether a , conitiolio
pinned bilker or otherwise, a subordinate officer or
Igent, why is or who shall be employed, under the leg . . .
slas I ve, executiv;i`orj data:try departments of this State,
pr of (fitly incorporated district; and also that - every'
b,entber of Cotcgress, and of the select srcomlnon C 01212. "
ell of any city commissioners of any incorporated '
-trict, is by lan incapable of holding or exercising at
'the same time the otike or appointment of Judge, fns
specter, or clerk of any election of this Commonwealth '
and (but no inspector, Judge n or any other officer
.61
any such election shall be eligible to any office then tia
be voted for.
In nOcerciTince with, the net of Assembly of March
1860, riigulati rig the manner of voting nt 'ull elections I -
further state for the ititurtuation of voters thakalf SW*
officers, will ho voted for on a Piugto slip of paper label*
ed " State ;" and all county officers, Including member
of Congress, Senator, and mealtime of Assembly, -will
bo voted for on a separate ballot, nod labeled "County?*
each Class to bo deposited in separate ballot•boxes.
For instructions in regard to the organization of
boards of election, etc , see act of Assembly of 2d4uly s
1839 pamphlet laws, page 219; likewise contained in a
prttetteal digest of the election laws of this Commons
wealth, lurnished at every place of holding' general
elections, page SO, etc.
Given linnet my baud oagWeilsborough, this 2d day
of S:ept ein bey, 1868. ' J. 11. DUE LEA. sheriff.
For Sale.
rrille, undersigned egets for sale the following
JL described propiiitj7, fituattrd in bla.insburg,
TiogCu., Pa, ono liouso and Let--,the Holm
2 stories well finished off, a good cellar ; aleo
a splendid well of water, on the stoop. • The lot !
contains 2 acres of the best, of gardnoing. landi
plenty of tipple. and other truit trees tkereon—a
good barn, iindleverythin. , ' pertaining to the said
!louse and Lot in gaud order.- The above des.
eribed 'lout° and Lot I will sell-at a low llgum
such as defies competition. Apply to
War. H: RUMSEY.
Maiabburg Tiogo Co., Pa.
Muy 27, I$6S-Om°
.Coal for Sale.
OA RSE I.3ITUIINOLTS COAL for flai
IL) Cheap, by
Sept. 26, 1567,
H E A R. YE! HEAR YE! HEAR YE
BARRELS, Fi RK
BUTTER
' Kept constantly on hand, and furnished to or
der, by
W. T. MATHERS,
•
at his now store, 2d door above Roy's Building,
Wellsbczo. (June 10; 1868.)
Attention Far
Mt Nl f sAlr o lll3ALi l
tt A llVE' ! ikiectitraCtedloufsi Eeionior
:et, lipor Bound Ili:en—tbo
beat 6alvo ta ex..
istenec—for bah: only by 1
P. 11. WILLIAMS & 00.
Washoro. Aug.. 11), IS6S.
GASH raid FOR WOOL
by TOLES & BARKER,
We%tor°, July 1, 1888:—tf
Administrators' Notice.
TjETTEES of administration having been
granted to the under fined upon' tbe estate
or 0. 13. Wells, late of Jackson township, deed,
all persons indebted to said estate and all hay.
ing Maims against the same will call at once and
settle VII BENT. W, ELLS,
tt JNO. W. GUERNSEY.
dueliaon, July 29, 1899-6 w ' A drier&
A. W. AYERSI
"Meora eataxcor,
• II
IS the only place this side o New - York City
where you will find constantly On nand, a
good assortment of
• GRANITE MONUMENTS i
-
cut :it the ealobrated Quincy an) Concord Qaar:
Hod, ship4d direct to his oide ; also a fine as
sortment of Marble and Slat 4 Mantles, Coal
Or:Ito. Marble Shelves, DraCkets ' &c., as cheap
as can be bought the Stab). All orders will
receive lily personal attention. Shop and ware
rooms on water street, a few doors below Ayers
Jets elry Stoic, Elmira, N. N
July 29", 186 S-Gm
JAMES' M. BUNNEL
•
Fiirt Door about) Roy's Drug Store. Wellabor°.
DEALER IN
Ec,ILYGROCERIES
AND ; PRJVISIONS. -
Will keeptconstantly on hand everythingin the
line of Faior Groceries, as well as Provisioris,
Fruit-z, Cunt••etionery, Yankee Notions, Toys, &c. All of which ! will be Auld at, reasonable pricer.
JAMES BUNNEL.
May G, IS(18-1y.
AGENTS WANTED FOR •
off our Dart 1,
nn.•u %%Ito g6reria our cuuntry, rustic it, laws,
latNe uught its battles, ch.trtue.l ua With `heirolo•'.
voice. f o unded our colleges. coutrul our railroads, !
Ill4tltlClet.ilit`h.llllll our 11101111.03-0110 nttraetico VOA
uttit.fn!lut held intartst. lit,lik. illthatatious und
clowietvrhtic lowc,l”te kit) 'well filled pageb-42 Sno
stis.l portraits, snit the lit e. cf uccr 60 teen. Prico low
to :•utt the timco. t ht , oh,.tp••-t as the most in.
tele:fling book I)llhl,6lird within lirt )ears. L.lotes IM.
tat.use. %%aka:, to kuow tiro life history of_
thesu melt. feud for cut:Witt to_ _
ZI:1,.041.:11, MCCURDY & CO.
Philad e lphia. Pt.. C/II( Clateagtii.M., or
St.' Louis. al°. z:upt. lb. IbuS-710
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arr. or Sale.
pm; undersign/ offers fur sale on reason.
„1);5‘ - a nable farm, situated in Chat.
Tit , 4 ' a County Pu., on the direst
roa d (•i„,„ Knoxvillo to ReeneyKille, six miles
from the former pbideB, containing 150 abree, , ll+s
, ffil wev e d. A good Iratne,house, largo bay
aril Aud, and a good lioro barn, also two
goad apple-n-tehards. Well watered and well
adapted to dairying. Any ono desiring a good
Carol aria 00?...ut how° will do well to apply to
B. VANDUSBN.•
Sept. '2, le6i—tc.
• • Executor's Notice. . •
.E I TESTA MENTAItY httvin been
_LA to the unkterz:igntl upon t.t o last
wtit ow! ; la of Richard • PhillipS, lato of
We:oii.,ll I—o oti;th, e t ee'll, all persons inclof)tecl to,
tu'l all c 1 uminG ng:11111SC 6111 d cloeotlent, trittat set
‘sith Fit S'rIIANG.
11" c iti• i•i, IS6S—OtO
Dr. C. It. Thompson;
(wELLsuonouQn
Will nttend to Prnies , donal calls in the village,
anti iminetii , ,te vicinity WellAboro.
(Arica a Offle,i 1, nee en State St. 2,1 door on
the right guilig East, • [Juno. 24,, 188.8.'•
FOR SALE,-
1V R.IGIIT S DAILEY,
- Wellaboro,Plt.
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F.
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D. P. ROBERTS.
FITh
A. W. AYERS..
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