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New Advertisements
Auditor's Notice—G. W. Guernsey. • •
Elour and PotlM. B. Prlneo.
liardware—Converse & Osgood. •
Plaster—C. 11. OROna.
Appliestiefifoi C hurter—Rapti St -Asspoiation.
Furl &DrrGorrds- - - - Delano A Co,
Register's Notice-,41. L. Beane:, '
Administrator's •Notteli-m-Latlina Gee.
Atlantic, & Great Western Railway.
Atiaditors Notie—C. W. Beaeh. •
Dry Goods--a B. Kelley. -
Pay Up—.o. W. _Wagoner.- -
Dry Goods—Converse & Osgood. •
.Piaster--Baldwin et Co. .
Divorce—Westlak.
" Plank.. • ; •
" • Cook.
" 'Brown. "
Sheriff .Sales—J. B. Potter.
Bankruptcy—A. J-Smitb.
'‘c • R. P. Yeomans.
E. J. Purple.
•
Joseph S. Childs.
C. H.,Dartlett.
M. F. Elliott, assignee.
M. Bullard.
& Bailey. ;
ME
"'Nptjco—WO
RELIGIOTIEL—Rev. John Farrar 'de
livered a Jecture on Infant:Baptism, in the Free
Church, Knoxville, Sunday afternoon, Jan. t.
BARN BURNED.—On the night of the
2sel ult., Mr. Joseph Whitney's barn, in Chat
ham was consumed by tire. About 100 bushels
of wheat, 1.5 twits of hay, and a quantity of buck
wheat was destroyed. The the oriE,, , inated by the
explosion if a lantern. Insuranco $2OO. Loss
about .5.500.1
MORMAL SCHOOL. The Normal
Anniversary will ho observed with uppropriote
ceremonies, Thursday tho ith inpt., in the chapel
of the .Nortnal Building. We' are q.drind that
tee celebration will be in the nature df a reunion,
lid great interest is felt in it by the friends of
the Institution., There should be a full ntten
darico as there will be an interesting season.' '
S oF T.—The following officers were
chosen for Wollsboro Division Sons of Temperance
No. 365, for the ensuing quarter:
W. P., Cteo. W. Merrick; W. A., Chas. Stevens;
R. S., Hugh Young; A. R. S., Joseph kuresey ;
F. S., E. J. Purple; Treas., W. B. VanhOrn ;
Chaplain., B. Monroe C., M. Spencer; A. C.,
John F. Cowden; J. S., Curtis Culver; 0. S.,
James Bowen. /
,
LITTLE .BITS.-Snow fell in this lo
oelity on Thureday night and Friday last, to the
depth of abOut Winches: -
-The officers elect is Osseit .Lodge, No. 317,
were duly 'installed, In their respective places,
for the current Masonic year. Monday evening,
the 28th-, ult.
—Messrs. Williams A Sears, bare commenced
lining their Furnace Building with t?riek.
—Rev. W. A. Smith,* and A. B. Chase, are
bolding a series of meetings in the Delmar
Baptist Church, and much interest is manifested=
A NEW AND GOOD THING.—Mr. E.
A. Smead, of Tioga, has patented a enniriva_m•r,
for convenient'hitching, holding, and unhitching
tug-Grape. It consists of a hook and spring -bar,
ID adjusted that the tug may he hitched or do
uched in an instant, yet cannot unhitch of itself.
The bar shoots at right- angles with the hook,
and cannot be touched by the collision• of the
whiffletree with anything within, Its "line. This
invention supplies a want long felt, anal we hope
it may remunerate the inventor handsomely.
BRADFORD COUNTY. — e rlie ''Repor
ter says that Blackman's Saw-will, in Monroe
Lip., was destroyed by fire the 16th. ult., °roping)
together with,4o.ooo feet of lumber. 'Also, that
Washington iiiepow, of 7nrien, died suddarly
from heart disease, 15th ult. /. •
The "Troy Ociwetic" says that a lad of 15 years,
son oft. D. Baxter, of 'Granville center r ipaaa shot
by occident, Baxter,
tecently. The gun
was a double barrel, and the loaded barrel was
Somehow discharged while lie was ramming
dowaa ball in the other'_ ,lle escapes with the
lots of one eye, and three fingers _and thumb of
his right hand. The same paper says, that E. B.
Case, of Tray, ft 11 from the loft of hle barn . Dec.
17, injuring himself severely. Mrs. Case dis•
covered him in an insensible condition. Ile is in
a fair way to recover. Beaker copies the burn
tog, or sell about the busting of a bomb shell in
Mansfield, Tioga county, severely injuring Wm.
Ford, a grocer. No man of that wawa live= In
Mansfidd, and tho story is 11 hoax.
12:,15T C ARLESToN.--A co' r - respou-
I.
eut writes; 'Our temperanee ineetfug ,of Dee.
I'S, evitiug;, ri` ti a grand s . r.eoess .Iti,-. C. A.
'tent: preside , and there ivits choice veal and
ratruutental uda by the choir. Ili.v, Jas.' A.
' aNid33n addrsed the meeting kith good Gala,
nd a lodge o' Good Templars was organized
i ith :'.s charter — man - ere, With tho following
scert : 1 .
1 W. C.I . .—Rev. M. T. Wheeler; V.V.A. T.—Rev.
! • A. StOpCj W. S.—A. H. Avery t W . :T:—Alice
s:it I o.—Mary Pitts; O. G.—John Neal;
I• r. , e.—II. Morgan ; ebaplaln—Rev. C. A
t , :no; P W. C. T —E. Tipple; W. M.—L. H.
viAir:=, W. D. M.—Julia Elliott; W. A. S. ---
- achael Trull; L. H. S —Clara Eaton ; It. H.S.—
/Whitnts. '
"This 1.0.,17e will:ine l et Friday evenings, and
1 , n , ua.ner.: , v. ork under favorlibre — nu. , picei."
,I:
CHEttrty FLAT4.—=RO . . Jas. A., Da
-1.50n lectured before a large audience ih the
ptit Church, Thursday evening I th ult. At
e cr , Re of his lecture a Lodge of Good Tiai)lars
organized, as follows :
lt,c, T.-3' l H. Smith; W. V
own; W. S- 1 41. J. Elliott: P. IV. C. T.—Wm
men°. ; 0. (3:-A. R. Entent ; I. o.—Lottee
C 'Wn ; Chapliit.—T. R. Bowen; W. A.
Forctt T —Mary -Bowtn; L. H. S
rtha Bowen; W. V. T.—Lucy Etoie;
147 A. FeulLri • It. 11. S.—B triotrif Hart - W.
s.—U.
the Loth et s :, Tlatt,iny oveiiing4. Th .
111(.4 inPth tire enstie.r ineri - an.l nuw.u , ant
gova orl: lie expls:tctl.
MAlNsnviio, _ 0 IL I.
.„conlißlptident
it,s' "M , 2....n.5. :Unit.] ft W"ocil;t:rit are "erecting
n eain law-mill in the South 'ut orth, borough.
"Mr. J. B. Cudworth has puteha-el Mr J. .11.
• nerd's farm at iOO per acre. Mr. 6.. F. Rich
If it selhn g hi- brin in lots'i.;;Mit pitichasets
r. liiito n 5i,,,, lots pu1 . ,A1.1-•‘1 M.. li•it i 1.1, rt-,
' lkrm at $17.50 per acre..
"The Welch', Coal Mining Company is turning
•I c ontideraVe quantity of coal this st_al..,?n, itncl
superior todity. It is hut lirtli) . itifeliur to
' ' lhr acity. T:c demand. :s (heater than .thi
"NP?n7 eau apply, but it intends to inerear , ::
s tUllillig fur( !. The nip the.Computly is nun
'rki l3 3 . ie 25 niches thick. The vein Len‘atL
Fait to be leech better.. The: e itiini s ; are' Jo
44 on the ro'n•l to Pall Brook, 1! , . in Pee from
aitshurm.
"The aatl Templar Lodge hero is flourishing.
r e• 4ccessiona being made to its working force
eidY. The enemy is doing Lie best to turn the
c.
"Tbe friends of lie‘. G. P. tYalruus gave Ili'
donation at the house of r. Dewy, vac. 1,
.e. affair passed off pleasantly, the friend
hug tho Elder 00, mostly cacti:
Tut,1,91,1) A NI), Nsn } ; ;4l , t i - 71 111 0141
YotOial ti'Aellett : ' 444 ttp iaidrainaUfaluisii of
tip•lt memory's altar many
,eCents long Cu be - tLyneuttict'ed. -Happy Now
Year," has.eveyywher..o2.teitii t:riaaj da vela have
just pasisirorer the tin eshohl of 1868. The new
'Child of Time is now bea'ring us onward to des
tiny with lightning speed. Has our record been
such, that we can glance back with feelings of ad
iniratiop for the year just past, and with the pout
quaff a health to the new King
"Etourr.crt St-vv-Nrtr4.."
Como fill tho goblet up
' ' With the. heart of the blood-red wine !
•
And a health we'll quaff, -
With a shout and a laugh
' To_therigig4t”RiSisty:N . ine! .
• • • A health to the grand. oldHingf—, •-,
the 'whole' wide World;
His purple ond_gold -
)r Aro low in thh tnodld , " -
And his glorous hamper is furled.
•
Hurrah fdt the :year gone by !
Which left with us peaceful gains;
Rot . the flashing . strord.
- Nor-the cannon
.0n Southern bloodyiplains !-
• Lainent for till dybag.ye,ar 1,. -
.Pfienatosis, and cold; tad
'An rldrppx_hiold, .
- Steals his'terptra of gold, •
And seizes his golden throne.
Pill np the golden cup - •
With . , ,
the (heart of the tilood-itt •
tatte r
And quaff to-night,
And enjoy outright,
A health
,to--.7"Sia,cry-NINE J"
CiirtlST.M.ef4, TEE
Christmas wn . a duly` elliServed - Eit St. PaUl's Church
in'this borough, there being a Sunday School
retu t itiori Christmas Eve, and lay service Christmas
Morning, hy Princei They:church 'Wits
tastily trim:nes with xgreen immortellek
and tho Christians Tre& ve - ry — biutiful indeed.
Tho house was filled, notwithstanding tho severe
cold., The gifts wero • remarkably t-well selected,
and profuse,. overy-ehillhaving methin
able and interesting:. .
Superintendent, Mr.
Prince, reeeivcd a splendid Prayer nook awd
several of the lending teachers were appropriately
remembered. • Tho ciecidiimi was full of . interest
and profit, and the School enters upon 1800 under
most favorable auspiees.' , .
The Germany Sunday School also had a. re-,
union and a 'splendid Christmas Tree. Tliis
School, superintended by Dr. A. D. Eastman,
deserves honorable mention among Sunday
Schools. It is.doing a great • deal of good and
thrives remarkably.
The Afethodir3t Sunday School had a'sleizhvide
Christmas: Dat,. and_ a sPlentlid reunion and
Jubilation in tile CourtiToupoi,Chiigtmae
Tho veritaido Santa Claua ;nada appeOapee,
with a trumpet and a ear 18ad - ottoYs and traps,
and the ydldren were fairly wild with delight.
The obcapion was ono not soon to be forgotten by
little or great people, and wo hope they may dive
to see•tuany like it.
Several of the Charleston Sunday Schools were
out on a ride Christmas Day. The weather, was
cold, hut the- voices of the children rang out
sweet and y clenras they sang their carols.
MANSFIELD).--''.Accidental" writes:
"On Thursday, 22d, ult., a foppishly dressed man,
came into the place, reprcientipg, himself as an
Ex. Foreman in a sash and lined Tactory, al!Tor
mal Scheel teacher several years ago in N. Y.,
clerk and furnace ktok•lieeper, and in fact,: Ex
anything genteel he visited many of our leading
citizens, urging his claims upon them for l a"Mitc
cash, to help him on his way home. At cae
place ho succeeded in getting a cheek for $3O, 'at
another place, received ono dollar. Said well
dressed candidate for public favors, paid his
hotel bill from
,an ninpie_ purse, presented the
cheek to a lending merchant, - who "smelt" per- -
fumery, and referred ' hint to B. __
under
whose touch tho ehe9k:heeame "leg - al tender :
Tho Hon. E. suggiested to the needy "Exquisite"
that he might be an Angel in disguise; but if se,
the disguise was remsWkahlrexp - ensive.-
" How are you, confidence matt ? bow are yoil,
victims ? ,
" The members of the Sunday School undm;ile
iratronacof ot. Joiner' churob, s•-•%• , --- , -"
fur it of it Christmas tree that grew to the school
room of the building formerly occupied by the
Otphan's School.
"Mr, Chas. Slingerlatnd Ira opened a Grooery
and Provision Store next door a b ove ' Elliott's
Drug Store..
ti
" Thestudontsof the Normal School have hen
granted a vacation (trap Jr.n. 4th, and many of
.
them have Bono h ome to spend the holidays. ,
"A part of the - members of the Orphan : Sehogi
have been ferlonihett for the hollidays."
GOSSID.--:-Fattey,.,foy an instant, that
You sbouldleeeive winate worded eumetbing like,
this :. "You Ore respectfully invited to "affect:it
the highest church spire in Wellsboro to-inorrow
tifternonn, at precisely 2 o'clook, and to jump'
therefrom in tho presence of an admiring andi l s
once.' You would conclude thatrthe-rwriter was,
either a bad joker or a confounded foot. Yon'
- would reason that men t or woraerriyajiessession.
of their sober senses, raTer'dtiliberately commit
suicide. In other wards, then and -women in
mental-- health never_ Don') .from_. steeplesTor
preciplCes for the pleasure .s pf admiring audialeeet -
No person Would feel complitnen'Mdby suet' an
itivitetion, and none would aeenrit it.
„—Yet,—hundreds oCsitell invitations to do=
'st'ruction are sent, received, end accepted, every
day. Of course we do not intend to say that the
invitations are worded in precise terms like that
above written; but in scope end object they are
hit - Attica], The youth Who' accepts the invitation
of some one older Andlrteire practiced, to drink
drams ; the Mari who yibide to the temptation to
gamble, either with' dice, cards, or in stocks; the
youth or man whoXites willingly into the society
of disrepute; the girl who is not fastidious in
her choice of I her squire; who' prolongs the
healthful exercise - of detneing until it becomes a
mbens of mural deterioration, and who intngines
that she can win and wear the reputation' of "a'
sereeicel," and notsetTer in morals—each, every,
and all of these persons are coolly invited to take.,
just such a faint step as is contemplated bytho
suicide That this view of the ease is not- 11111-
vcreal, even among f ciy - good sort of people, ter;
are aware. But it is a view borne out lay"the re
' of , t•
sups yie Id' in t o tp - eptetion 'into forbidden
paths. The * rinology 'of the eases discloses
another teaching, namely : What vaulting am
bition, unless sustained 'find directed by correct
principle:, carries ita ,victirn to the highest
priamele of the mountain only to hurl him down,
headlong. Thus elevation becomes more certain
destruction. Though the uutipodes, ono of the
'other, great renoun and great infamy, high es
teem mina profound contempt, are. not SO 'Widely
setaratca as they - ..f.ecdri. e ,,Tt is but'tr .step - from
the highest to the' lowest", end the transit is
often stoldcn, if not unexpected. In every case
the victim is a suicide—as eertninlyeas ho would
he whit should fling" biturelf from the top of 0.
Steeple. :•30, to young men we eny, accept no,
irp , ittitions to enieldb; no,t re lIICIT/ her that auk
yielding to what you know is wrong is, in some
seri, en everptenee of_ such an invitation. -
._ ,Gooat people, If itit?pt wood arta bread, our,
Northern .Winters won a eedly operate to pro--
long life. Caney a itanily witho Ls-comfortable
o'ittliefe - withfut %toed, Without Oi meat,
dur eg th is cold wenthcr I Pc‘hara you cannot
fancy it;; for in amity •aeighbarhoods slit:lC - a
spec t tele 1..$ nova. a s.t. U. We ',how ...demi 9 ju this
region, th,,' tiet peer ere alnp e l e to be futuid t and
never too emu:so - table. Thin exhortation to re
member tile iertr is min ;,nl . fur no ne i ighbothood
in partiettlar, but :yr on taiehlerheedi,_ A worm
fire, a ft II Il!ller, iv,d in cluthes, and who; , erea ,
tore c auto' i., ,lai not :11i. 1 0:i a 4:31.0(1 . people 19.
forget -, hat there may be fenne 'IMMC ' Without
i t
them; , ut the- ta.naleney , Of alltllfdai s lqa ii not Co
soften i u heart and spur the uharities. Divide,
and cuquer your sellls.liness.' Don'ttitv.p%:rith
* .l
taking enie of No. I. .Try cariiik - iifF Nee. 2, -',.
4, and on on. Hundreds ofyon dethis already,
and this is nut to you Het other hundreds 'do
it not; and they here yet to learn the - felt:10,o
the beet kind tit siilaSlinbis. - Tiferee are WO bites
to every apple, and tau sepotelcjOints tii beery,
turkey. One ut either , given to soinebOtly„, not
a ripptivd, will - return the Ivan . with' usurx. Not,
•
itt O•tbh, not its ltiatki you 'play never w a nt
T.-C. M
MB
either'i Win . :lt'it,hcicksazia ways; iot ttientianablet
Above alt things remember that what we have
, c l l - 1 : 40, 9 124)9 1 a17 lour; 4, 1 1 are Btpwctras ofttbli
Qf . Crod. - lidtiQmay . . assume to appro;
prltao too much to his Or- her (Ain separate We;
'benefit and helmet. • - •
c' • ,
~$ Ilcakh 'and ifinne,"%ttin trim:licettly„, edited
by Donald G. Mitchell and Uri' Stowe , istill Vint
it adTsrtlspd tn:l;e..) It Is a totintiful liaper ? :vilth
cartoon t.)s , A r net,:la - tivery:atitinbi)' , r. J , Its eon
tents aro varied and Ditoristiiii. -Trites.l ( 1 4 er
annum. Pettengill & Bates, Nety,Yorltp, • • ,
.Xessrs..Geo.X!../tow,ell;4p
,Cp„•ll , iii:jaele late('
AdveitisiniagentS; 40,' . 1 ) 1i41t01r, *iir.'" York CitY,Vritralmut tc4iiblislit 6n AMerican.lcowipti.i
1)
per Directory, embracing t l / 4 11}ho publications
issued in the United'gtafes and the British Prov-1
lutes. It is to be printed as • a book :of 800 or
400 pages, and bound in dark elotb, From- tho'
ad vane ed;sliS s isf lip oaa f peak:of it fist 41eolY: ,to
be a mostltalaatie; 48'401 as a handsome bo?k
and thecost44s vorYlNiscsonable. crdots ; should,
be tdifitisea - airiiiaov4." 1 f:,
TilE PittartiCt_LOßlCAL " JOTTRZTAI,_ f 0 iJa .n-17
contains Ite a verplyt-Johisen as ft Di p lomat ;I, a
poison Bonaptate, - his character and genial; ; l'i
8. Arthni•:; • "Ohnrchi:jiilrstalt,. Pifford,.. Pa: •-,.
Huntingrotti an& i'six• 'iithet — tiptierit'. Annie°, tt.
Artists; PcculiaritiesofAmerlean . es; Diets 'd
Habits -0 f Groat'-men t'llititliCal Typ a and .pe_ e..
Rarities as.i/lustrated in the Lives g Great 'co
.iPhysiognonty of .Abrahariv,aid - r'haVAVlfe"; •T o
Neer Year; "Efo'sv .tho..ttoctop -- ,apMblitteli: -
ncang9; Tbirteett., l- ValiCtieli .Aif .Dogs ,etc.. et ~
with fine Portrait; and'lrilasttatiens.: Price 0
cents, or $3 a -yent'Z.Mitirl,Valigh4 lust bogn .
Address S. It. IVIALs 389 Broadjitay 2T. Y I'
• Nu' :AWAGE§i
JAMES,--,FROST.—I,V 'Ata Jj.ev,„ .11.111, „Stints
Door AO, Mr. Willlamlt,ll4tessi.neliKirs ?Venial:Al
Frodti...:' z ' .. -
'•
REESEL—FROST.—Dythe Rev. IL E. Be i rrAy
Die. 10, Mr: James Reesti,ldidMisi..Vintie Trost,
nll of Chathani: ..:, -.-, , ••• i d ,i!•' ';''''.l
JORNSOI4=4O)II%fSO.IC4—„In ti;koga, Deo. 2
1868, by Rov. A. B. Oherte;`3ll.:ll:A. Johnson
Blossburg, and i llii..t.s .Matitda, c II Johnson
Covington. .' -'-• :"- - 7. ,..... :• :
~ . , 1... :,i
~....-:
Vi r rLL • l4 - 4iS—C - AMPBEI.L. , — , „ Ry tho.D.ov..
P. Wati.ciutt z 'Obiington, Doi). - 2 ,2,1, :•_Mr. John -
Wiilinins; to 'Miss Mary, A.. catnOboll, ;both .
Covington. i ."
CLINE—OIIMRRE.f.../...;—8y, the ,s .- ame Deti22
at Richnuind, Mr.
,Mareus Clint?, of Tioga, - t
Miss Mifflin Cainpbeth s ofßichtnonl . ' r.-:
bERItitSRIREr-SIATTISON.-1 . 3? the Rev...]
%3:l
F. Calkins, on the 31eo. 1868,
_Mr. Chafle
Dohyshire, and Mary Matlisoripbet 'of Delwin
KE LLEY.-DE NV ET. —at the Mansion:nous(
in Covington Boro • Deo:22, 1808, WK.'S. 'Paoli
ard, Esq., Mr. John B. Kelley, of ltfansfield, an
Miss Margaret Dewey, of Covington.
GEROIV—PITTS.—By
.Ilov., C. A. Sion;
Jae:East Charleston, Dec. 27, Baily A. Geror
and Miss Ataxy E. Pitts, ell of Charleston.
ii:OHLEII,7ORROW.—At'fIIO 'Bain° 'flint; an
place, .by the sumo, Mr. ' Francis Kohler, an ,
Miss Phebo Gorey( ' of East Charles:on e
CARTY--111J.WER.—By ; J.A. Boughton Es'
'at his Office, Mr. Daniel " MeCarky, and Mi
Eunice Mariah Ilutiler, all of Dolma,
BLISS—WILLARD.—By Rev.
December 28, Mr. Sohn E. Bliss, of
ana and Miss Lucinda Willard clan:
Willard of Charleston.
SMITH—CASBEAR.—At the Jl'arsonage
Elkland Boro, on tho 23, ult.- Mr. ~John Smi
of Nelson, and ' :Miss ' Kate ' Casboar, of Par
ington.
EATON—KNAFT.—At tho brides's •fathiiis
Nelson, Tioga Co., Pa. De 6. 20„,by the Rev. W.
BaSkoll, Mr. Nathaniel Eaton, Jr., to Miss A.
Knapp.
JACKSON—STAPLES.—In ICenneyvillo'Ve,
23; by the Ear:W. M. Haskell, Mr. l Wallace
..Tailltson, to Miss Emsline M. Staples.
'BARLEY—BRQWIi.—At Eas4 d Chariest°
Bea, 31; 'by Rev.'O. A. Stone, Mr: William
Burley of Richmond, Pa.,- and Miss. Em..
Brown of Lodi N. Y.
BIITLEB.--,l)T,lTLER.—eit,!mx', Jan. 1.4
1869, by dui Rbt. Wm. A. Sinitb, Att i re's A. But
ler, of Chatham, Pa., to Caroline 1,. Butler, of
Delmar, Pa.
11.ICE-I:IILDRETH.—In Plattaburg, N.- Y
Nov. 2], 1808; by Rev. Mr:Bmith, W.
of, Eclat Charleston, nrid)iflas Liddio A.Hildret
hOnso of
brides fatheFrnDelmer, December Slat ult., 1
.11ov ? 0. 11. - Glibsori, r hir.:ltarahall B. 'lVarien
- Wellsboro, and Miss /I?len A. Spicer, daughter
Martin Spicer, Esq.
DEATW3
ISM
.„
t Mitidlibury BLlth
little:son au& Matilda Potter, Aged
mos.'and 7-days.
PACKER.—Ip \yellsboro,-Deo. 81st tlB6O,
yphoid lover, Jblinies Paaker, aged 19 years.:
- ,
- The deceased, when 11 - ving, was a promisi+
young man, had highly esteemed by all w
knew- him. His loss will ho, deeply; ifelt by
friends and acquaintances.
Ii ~VIS
s c t o 24, _l5,
- Elizabeth Lowls; wife 'of-Jan:Los L aged
y . ears and 21 days. • :•
-Mrs. Lewis at the timo, - of - her 'death,' was
niember of the Ist Diptist church of,:Dolra
For thirty years, she had maintained, tho ebrl
''tian'profession, showing by a consistent - lifo t,
Christ. had been formed in her the hope of gip
All Frain to those )vho die, leaving behind- the this accord... -
551.1111—/icturah, wife of George F. Smi
.died-in Sullivan, Deo: .gth, 1568, in the 51st y ,
of her age.
The subject of this notice was the daughter .1
the Rev. Neh?micas and Sally"*.ROdgcs.,-)Fath r
Hodges was otio - of lb& pioneer lacal preachers •f
the M.E.. Church in this part of thol State, a d
has long since gone home to his reward. Sist `l'
Stuithavae converted whms - about:l6 Airs Crag ~;
r
soon after she connected herself with tlidlit ..
Chuieh, where she has continued a , very, wort.E y k
faithful member, until_ death'. -Zho'has b n
a great sufferii for a year or more, and has bo
her sufferings with christisn patience, rejoici
in a glorious hope of a future and blissful imtn
tality beyond the grave. She leaves I a husba
and seven children and a largo circle of relatis
to mourn her loss, ~.,
• ,
.11fay tho blessed &Moor In WhOna she trust
wing the affectionate husband and• ohlldren•
.he rest that she now enjoys: 'Witty they all 11
bat their loss is her gain.
Mainsburg, Dee. 9, 1863
Written du the death of'John Lehiny,•whe w
recently drowned at' Blossburg.
Have you seen him ? seen my darling ? ,
Cried a mother in dispair;
We have missed him since Gm. morning;
Cannot find hiniaßywhern; '
Searching, waiting, oh. how weary
- - Drag the heavy hours to-day: • .
Ilope:and fear together • minglod -
Pass the dreadful night away.
Oh! what anguish, bitter anguish
Filled the mother's bleeding heart:
When, next morn they broughther loved 0n, , ,
And she knew that they =Ai:Mit: "* --- '7
For, they found him cold and lifeless
On the river's stony bed,—
Death's dark river had closed o'er him,
Tho immortal spirit fled.
Landed safe beyond the river
On the bright celestial shore,
See! he beckons, hear him whisper f
Mother dear, oh, weep no more;
For I ' m singing -with the - arigs,
Praises to my_ Snviadr'deai.: '- •
Father, mothOr, sisters; loved ones,
Trust in God and meet me hero! ,
At a icgular church meeting of the let Baptist chure
in Delmar, Pa., held Dec.l9, 1869, the following-obit
'nary weir read, and resolutions adopted, on rthe'su ,
den and distressin'g death of Dcheim Minor Benjamin-:
Alison BENJAMIN was born on the 10th tif4et:
to ("MAW S:l,4wrence Co., N. Y. At - 23'yearriof age
/lawns hopefully converted and united with the Baptis.
church: Ms uniform christain course has been char
acbwized by devotion nod. fnitlifulness to the li - defeat:
of the Reckoner's kingdom. •flis sudden death is an
event dee* lamented, not only by his family, but b
the church and community in which liedvicd,t. ;Whilst
his widow deeply mourns the death - of - a tender and
,affect estate husband. and his children that of a hind
'and Indulgent lather, the church deplore he lose of
zealps .Worker, a liberal contributor nu fitinrdea,
friend to youthand Sabbath Soboolsf and hetommu
- uttrtliat aTlirinuright, , honeat business an, and .1
humone and patilotic citleen.
— {irponnAs our Ilenvenly Fatitor "in 1110 bfinito nul
mysterione wisdom 11.0 been at, Oucitiouly to movo fro
no-our...lA.oller in Chribt. Deacon Nino Benjamin
theretbre,—`'
Remltcd: That we deeply feel the loss . . W.. 0 hare to
mimed. As one of our,tlo.‘cons,‘our late Brother ells
clurtggdlain duty with strict fidelity. lila whole soul
betug.lntei, t ted hisuntster'e cause, Igo fee) ;hat
{data the church cannot casils, , lle Alle,l.i • .
liaar.ed : That taw brat her IntVinfl beep Su Rein ten:
dent of rolantli :School for tiro successho years
hia dralli 1., an merit n latch Icada ti), taiacliers au
stholat f ty nullau this Clod boa also (Illy afflictsOM. OM kM . iIIN hamt w tinting manner ems traipeil th
}Teti' and child on.to 14;44 him as a fah r In Tirbal,
and his atilimt pia:iota, for their best to perm alt .
,spit Jinni welfai o eitl Laqr 1m Lemembeted.
Rooltra.v.altat bereave ivklow aue
•clalliken eurlisam
rtt and cliri Isis regard
Willa themasu mourn, and would commit hem to tit
j,stinTlycatirinti protection of him whose promblea t.
. t h e eplettigod orphan tiro peculiarly tender anti faith
.mud 1 ferrimtly.prayitg that at the great 'requrrection
.may by their' happy lot to come forth an unbroken
'•- ! •
,That this obituary and - resolatteue ho In
i.erfea rxamlncr "a2ic? ohr ee fa e ,, en
4 irrational Baptirt. • " 7 " ; A .1.5; , •
,
ljuita,
IV9llPboro, Dec. 10. -- 1808.-LE
,
S. Gibs . °
1
• lbion Ind
tnoftiOSe
1
ALPACAS, POPLINS, OAMBRIOKS,
FRENCIPJACONETS, ORGANDIES,
PEQUAS, VERSAILES, BLACK
, AND (mow SILKS,
cEt': • ,
ALSO, HUSH AND FRENCH POPLWS,
SHAWL AND CLOAKDEPART
MENT COMPLETE,
• ' j. 7 il
TRDIAIINGS, LOTS-,YANKEE _
• ZIONS, -HOOP - SKIRTS; 11 - 4L7
' ' • MOREL SKIRTS; OPERA
FLA.NNBLS O PORSETS,
, -I ,I)OMESTICS. • .
I
A fro:4111ot of- •-
REAbY-MALD 4 -- CLOTHING,
`elottivisn,d 6issinieTl,
_es imel a. 7alloi to
' • Cut - Alibi Fit - • .
:1 Boots and Shoes,
HATS AND CAPS;' STRAW GOODS,
tROCKERY, WOODEN WARE,
lIA.RD WARE, SiIELF f
WA-RE, "NAILS, IRON ,
~.‘
, . .
SALT, LIME; PLASTER, PORII,PLOUR
cayuga Plaster, 41.0.
S. O.R
,cir . ,R ocE=RiEs,
tho most complete stock you,oan find, such' as
TEAS. We are old tca drinkers and know them
•and in fuot.everyihing intho Grocery line,
Also, Butter Tabs and Pails ;'_ Butter sold on corn.
mission-=no charges for handling; but would
like a small portion of the money. you get in re
turn, that is if our prioos snit.
FARMERS. TOOLS,
UM
All lands and superior quality
If you Err doatt fall to try ours.
want good ' We warrant it.
COUNTRY PRODUCE
o:4ohnngo, for Good& Wo.pro`Pole to
sell'eni'Goods rousonablY. "Lima and let Live'
prices given at' the counter—only one price.
Cash paid for produce if desired.,
T; L. DALDWIN 4t CO.
Ilokik,.Pti.; Nov. 25,1808.1" ' • -
, . .
WANTED—, : , —, , • ' : .
1 :
. ' ASH , LOGS, " ... ,
at our Mill. Cash aid for thorn. Wo aro ready
le saw for custotnorO.• Vriug.on'your lor,s."'Latlf
and pickets dltrays.iiii Mufti:
.X..t"Th Ash logs must hi 12 or 14 feat long.
,- • * BOW 4N & .TRUAIAti.
Wollsboro, Deo". 16, 1 1:36 . :it '
OM or nll kinds
ur Ott.Orilia'at C.J. Ilumphrors Mill, Crook
ed Creek, Tioga County, Pa., and the best mar
ket prices; C.
J, liUDIPIIRIsY:-
- Deo. 16, 1863-3:wo
NEW.AND LA.Rap -SWOO.K.: OF- _
At.;l3T3MS','
Just.3.tooi-V4ll by i ll". Williams 47.
greatest , atid-olieapt:st TEy evor brougllt. Into.
. troth 75 CU,' ta $26,0ae1t.. Call
Ancl-soe. 1). R. WILLIAMS & CO.
IVellsbprO,-Pee. 23, 1368,-- • _
DR SALt—oni pair pletouro• Bobs, at
Am 2; /648, TOLES & DitHUB'S.
Mai
Bush as
to bo good
SUGARS, MO,LASSES,
OS
iEGRATOR STORE
CORpTING, N. V. .
ME
7AWING purchased tho entire stook former
ly owned by, B. fifog,,we would announce
to the people Allow', County thative have jest
received a full assortment of
SEASONABLE'GOON.
bought since the recent decline in prices, and
we invite all who appreelate good , hargains;tee
give - win call. We shall continually keep a full
stook of
DRESS°
MO 14221.11 M 4_ll%glM,D,
MEI
SILK GOODS, WHITE GOODS,
C,ottc•ss
WOOLEN AND PAISLEY SHAWLS
'YANKEE NOTIONS,
BOOTS ANB SHOES,
GROCERIES,
CROCKERY, &c., &o.
You have only to look through our stook to
aatiefy yourselves, that we are selling
"Cheaperthan the Cheapest"
Country Merchants supplied at smell advance
from Now York Cost.
- • • NEWELL & OWEN.
Corning, Oct. 29, 18(16.;—ly.
TIDY Ditttps UUS Mal rUU6II
AND VICTORY WON.
G
OODS high in quality and low in price Italie
carried the day, and hereafter will be found
ready and willing for active and efficient &mice
in behalf of all (huge who will call and give their
ordure at
& FAAR'S,
• TIOGA, PA r ' -
On the Dry - Onoda sidi) 4 biLvn 'a
fall and
aumpletu and,aeaoytmont of iFall and Winter,
GOODS,
- NO•
••• Good stook of
Flannels, Sheetings, .Prints, Huetins, De.
• - ' ?Ones and -Dress 'Goods,
with' grant :varietyof YANKEE NOTIONS,
.with which to: fill in and trim
,up. Wo would
call rpeciatattontion to our nzeortmont of
• •
Hats. and Caps,
•...
with ,
pikes which we know 'will compare favora
bly with prices of the same geode before the war.
Boots and Shoes,
wbletibave been made to order from perfect aim*
with warrantee;— Work ready to 'be Amu and
fitted to all 01'5Ni:core. The Grocery stock in
, - eludes,
Flour, Pork, Fish, Salt, Sugars, Teas, Cof
fee, Rice, Syrup, lgolasses, &0., &c.,
Then comes the WOODEN WARE, such as
Tubs, Pails. Wash Boards, Mop Sticks, sugar
Boxes and Pails, together with numerous other
Goods, such as Crockery, Glass-ware, Stone-warn,
(to., which we wilt always be glad to show and
risk the ceiling a ft er the goods are seen and ex:
amined.
Tioga, Oct. 16, 1868.
Great'Bargaints
For all who call lit
Wilson & Van Valkenburg's
No. 2 Union Block. in
, .
French Merinoes, Empress Cloths, Bea
yer Sackings of all dlsoriptions,
Poplins of all colors.
DELAINES & PRINTS, AL;, STYLES,
PA.C!TORY?S, SHEETINGS, BLEACH
ED AND UNBLEACHED MUSLIN!.
HOOP SKIRTS,
of every daseription,"DßESS TRIMMINGS and
131/170Nd of all kinds; also thelargoseand
cheapest assortthent of
'READY 'MADE, GLOTIIING
- -
evoa brought , into. 'Logo County... Remoniber
thu and call before purchasing.
We ba co a largo asa.ortalen't or, 9014' sµrnteh•
log 900dg, tiaisistins of-.
_
,
Drawers Under-Shirts;riannel Shirts,
Ruck ' Sleeves, and —Mittens, and , •
Clothing:of every description
manufactured to suit. / •
•
Thankful ftii past patronage, and by strict at
tention to businesswo hope to Aare a continu
ance io tho same.
' , • IVILSON_.&..VAX.SALIXENBUAG
Wellaboro,Oot.l2,.lB6B—tf;
"IDLOUR tt MEAL, always on hand at
a l: ACM 11, /en. MISS 61. BUSMIL'Ii.
~ '~ S f ~i ~ f 4~
_..y.:
GOODS;
~.
MEM
WICKHAM a-FARR.
& Winter Goiod*
MI
IN CORM,.
w n ha vo roomed a very LARGE STOOK of
PILL AND WINTER 401%
on the most favorable terms, and will be sold at
very small advance from cost. We think we
hazard nothing in saying dative keep the
BEST ASSORTMENT
and the BEST QUALITY of Goode that are
kept in the place. Have a store light enough to
ee what you aro baying, and pledge' ourselvet to
SELL AS -lOW,
ci r
wilily oonsidarod, as at any othar ostabliellment.
1 a continuo to make our
CLOTH TRADE
ono of our specialties, and when desired
MAKE .TUDAI. TO _ORDER
uu short: nottoo and in the best, manner. We
have added to our stook a good assortment of
CARPETS,
conolsting of
BRUSSELS, THREE - PLY. INGRAIN,
COTTON WARP, HEMP, AND
STAIR CARPETS. t
FLOOg OIL CLOTH
and MATTING, and can sell them
HOW VERY LOW
.....--;,...:........-
Wo aro the agents for the
GREAT D. S. TEA 9)IIPANY )
1,
and eoll TEA at New York price by tho angle
pound. All visiting Corning, are nvited to call
and examine stook and prlcee.. '!
, i ,
SMITH & WAITE
°Ming , Oct. •1, ISGS
P.4.3104.-iiitvki„r,,..j.... • _.,..
"P t-ir 1111: kli-A
- .n .4_7? Tr Alin
t continua btu lusah;ckaa ie. A 4.-4 hihnrn
"gra " where ho respectfully solicits the
patronage of all who need, or desire the services
"of n Dentist. Having been for the past fourteen
years engaged in Dentistry exclusively, ho feels
confident of giving perfect satisfaction In all op.
orations intrusted to his cam. Special attention
given to the treatment of caries, irregularities,
exposed nerves, ulceration, and inflamotion of
the gums, and all other diseased to which the
teeth and gums aro subject.
„mg-First Claes Work guaranteed in both me
chanical and operative Dentistry.
; , •=t 4 •Okrzcs) at my residence near the Episoo
.
pal Church.
Wellaboro. N0v.11,1888.-310
DRS. THOMAS & WARREN,'
__,
DENTISTS, TIOGA,PA
•
ELY a ole.
-
etc,
..z.OO • _ It
- , 's 1y upon
!- ,I Q4
s4,C , the boanty,dur
i ability and ar
r.;.!:-x,--'''.='l-t--ight:c. tistio •
;!=Airt ;? - ic r . . k .........,
~-;--:.r..fp;ylz.v . merit of
fil-ti ~;.Z-,-*"...--.`")-WziLz.G.,-..-44G-.., , tboir wor k to
1/44.11,''': -1-.''''''.-FOII:TrI:' rectomm,„d
provonao ' ntsl i !d e d! r er:y ll : il ind of tt ;
o:Wrmk m o dern'
known ll a i
Ali t
O
the profession. - DR. O. THOMAS.
. T. R w A Tint
Tipp , - , Oct, 8 1808. R. R
---N hi. D.
~: . . .
Dentistry
• •iet‘' Lawrenceville.
R. li,. E. VAN HORNE, lato with Bar
dean Dro'd of- Hamilton and New York
Oily, ha+ opened new Dental Rooms at the Ford
Douse, Lawrenceville, Pa., whero he Is pepared
td do work in hil the departments of his ram
ion in the most soientific manner.
All work warranted and satisfaction cana
i
toed. Call and examine specimens of wo, k.
IL E. VAN lIOR .
Lawrenceville, June. 24, 1868—tf.
• Tiogal Warble Works.
rplIE undersigned is now prepared to exe
g cute all orders for Tomb Stones and Monu
ments of either
ITALIAN OR IRIITLAND MARBLE,
of the latest style and approved workmanship
and with dispatch.
Ho keep constantly on hand both kinds co
Marblo and will be able to suit all who may fa
vor him with their orders, on as reasonable terms
as can be obtained in the country.
Stones discolored with rust and dirt cleaned
and motto to look as good as new.
PORTER WILCOX.
Tioga, Nov. I, ISo7—tf.
(111010 E LOT OF GRAIN BAGS for sale
kj, cheap: al WRIGHT tt, BAILErs,
Wo'labor°, Juno 5,1867.
CAltt PRINTING-=at Now York priori, in
liolors or plain, and ent to suit orders, at
Tun AGITATctri 072 , 108.
lCrusou. W. 3. Itrueon P. D. Poaso.
R.' F.RUSEN Sc CO., • .
WESTFIELD, PA.,
Wol.llD,ennounce to the public that they
aro n'oit , receiving a full and aornplote as-
Sorttnent of
DRY GOODS
9 •
Notions, Clopets, Furs, Hats, Caps, Boots,
Shoes, Grocerics, Provisions, Crockery,
- . ;Hard:owe, Stoneware, &c.
tvkich they aro prepared to sell for cash, or ex..
01i6%e fei,Ctiantry Prodace;at rates def t y
competition.
Westfield, Dec. 2, 1863-tf
. ..Application for Charter.
IVOTTEM is" hereby given that the Rector,
;IN Wardens, and Vestry of St. John's Church
of Lawrenceville, have applied to the Court of
'Comninu eloas. of Tinga County for a charter of
incorporation;linti that the said Court hos np
pointed Mon lay. the 25th day of January 1869.
for_ granting said charter, if no objection be
wade. J. F. DONALDSON,
Da0.10 4 1808. Pretl7.
..5. t . t ., t* ,..
'li,
ON
The forbtona for
tAv ibrivin non,
SUGARS ARE 'OB
1
Aittd moroastonish.
ups
Moles es 4& Sy
have a freer rim dovraward,lNvith a funnol.s.
pod trail.
hi:mover, aro 'oat from tho neck downward, and
the stylolo blue and silver with stripes.
TEA
will bo prepared from a, drawing furnished to
every customer who buys a pound; Orthestyles
to snit complexions, ere., I may rention that -
you can have if you•long for it; I cannot get
time to look up all the hard words which the
GREAT A.MERIOAIf TEA COMPANY
use to startle the inn*ntpoople about the coon.
try; but you can depend upon finding the very
beet of Teas,at the
BEE-HIVE EXCHANGE?
the styles aro various. You can have the latest
styles from the following fashionable foroign
ports, to wit:
MOCHA, JAVA, RIO, LAOUYRA JAM
Flour still wears hoops over all, and dispenses
with trails as unprofitable. I have all grades
eatable. Also,
PORK, DRIED BEEF AND HAMS,
together with a full assortment of light gtoGerie,
and canned delicacies. As error
Pays Cash or Trade, for all I
PRODUCE.
Wellsboro, Apr. 3, 'O. W. T
Royer Dr ag Store
/TIRE stook of Drugti, Perfumery, Dyo Stu fa,
1 Glass, Panay Articles,
PATENT MEDICINtS,
LaltPi, dec.,
To tile most complete and carcfnlly 'selected.—
The stock of
WERM 4.LIM EIECIZOMZ
Aro warranted to be old, pure, and of a superior
quality, and will bo sold - only for tuedical use.
Tho subscriber wishes to say that lie is now
waiting largo additions to his stock, and would
assuro the public thnt ho will not only sell goods
of tho. I
BEST QUALITY, but also the CHEAP-
Call and soo us beforo purchasing elsowhoro
Oct. 14, 1508,
LIR INSURANCE COMPANY
UNITED STATES OP AMERICA,
Oliartered by Spoil Act of Congress
APPROVF.D JULY 25, 1848.
1.4
Cash Capital. $1,000;000,
PAID IN FULL.
First National Bank
Whcrc Corro•hondeuce shoula Lo Addressed
CLARENCR lt. CLARK, Presit •
JAY CooKe, Chairman Finance Bxecutice COIL
llusny D. Coottn, Vice-Prey i ent.
FunteseN PcnT, Sce:ctary nd Actuary. •
RussrLL, Manager. .
Circulars—pataphicte, and toil particnlga Or.
en on ziTplicatiun to the Drawl Once of the
Company, or to•
R. C. ti1.11PS0::::, WnLtsrono PA,
by whom applien,tions will be rteeived and Pull
cies procured for Ti Q ga County.
/0,00. 18884
1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 01 . 1 1111.11
"lIE frily!! r '
t
I cing, Z sing ota curiorus thing,
Almost ate strange as 'Boggs upon Tyng;
Fvo 9rit4lg 'round a circles. roundna a ring,
And whilo on the down oast part °fray swing,
Z stopped at the otty And;took on the Spring
.'"vLES OF CROCERIES
IVlCsetals.ere3l s ,
lEMEMII
Black Tea
RE
CYcollee,
/1:10A, &O.
h tho matter of
PROVISIONS
MATHEr s:
()ALL AT MATH
IS THE OLDES
Drug Establishment
IN THE COUNTY
MEI
NATIONAL
OP TUC
WASIIINGTON, D. 0
BRANCH OFFICE
PHILADELPHIA,
OFFICERS
the latter of wb!oh to tbo beat store for common
oea ever in market; being cheap, welt made, and
004 Ntuteat. / hare also, ararlctr of .
ELEVATED OVENS,
PARLOR STOVES,
OAS'A
SHE
ALSO—Stoveu ,
soft coal, will be fa.
ssill do well to exam,
fall and well selected a.
sylvan! a. 'bravo also put t
9 - 0711
patronage in
of all sorts. Thankful- for - llbe: .-•Noutiatutoo o of
the past, X respeetfully soltelt a
the wino.
Sept. 16, 1868.
All articles of. value and established repute.
don have their imitations. Manufacturers who
have not the brains to Invent or the enterprise to
establish a reputation for themselves, seek ,to
appropriate the inventions and reputatfonS of
those who havo..l l The American Cooking Stove,
,
or instance, has obtained a worldwide repute.
don.
.Messrs. Shear, Paokard tr. Co. have openl
seven years in improving and perfecting this
stove, tall it is almost perteet as a stove, and
they. have spent large amounts itt advertising
and "'bringing its merits betere the people.
There have been numerous imitations of it, and
they ave been compelled to bring five suits
against different parties for appropriating • their
pate4ted improvements, all of which have resulted
iu their favor. The fleet phase of ,thete WM*
dons is ono similar in design and almost an ea.
act imitation of the name, only one letter left out.
These spurious imitations are sought to be
palmed off upon the public as a gentiine article.
This is in violation of their rights; and they
have commenced a suit to restrain the sale of
these fraudulent articles; and they propose to
prosceute all infringements and imitations till
others cease from appropriating and imitating
their-improvements.
SHEAR, PACKARD & CO.,
Nos. 17 and 19 Green st., Albany, N. Y.
For sale by Wu. Ronntrrs, Wellsboro, Pa.
Dec. 9,3 wit
W. .TAVLE; would Fay to his friend)
• that phis Harness Shop is now In full blast,
and that he is prepared to furnish heavy or light
MX inarilLefißeee9
on short notice, in a good and substantial than.
nor, and at prioes that can't fail to suit.
The boat workmen are employed, and none but
he beat material used. Call and tee.
Dee. 9, 1868-Iy.* * ' G. NY. NANTLE.
ARIIETABLE
•=0137 - 311Mixure;
V ART GALLERY.
RS'S
MATIIERS.
Tn consequence cry Sickness, the firm known
heretofore as Ring i 6 Da4.t.mau'e Gu'llery of
Art le hereby mutually ait.sulre , l akrtieoble to
both portico. The 'olio:twos ‘riii hereafter be
carded on by
At tho old slam' Ea.tttna l t,'4 , Ilet.tol Office.
Constantly on hani t :lige os,orto.eht of
FRAMES, SQUAIIE AND OVAL, OVAL
SIZES MADE TO ORDER,
Also eases•jast received, 17111(1 will be fitted
with large or malt pictures of the bast quality
and at reasonable rates.
copied from old A rubrotypcs or Baguet=lnca
of deceased friends. flaring secured the song
ses of ono of the best finishers in Itk-sepia or
Oil. lam prepared to illl ull orders.
TWELVE GEM CARDS
at $2,00 por dozen, eillter cards or vignette;
large size from :2,00 to:10,00 eao).
, Also a largo lot of CASE." which I will Et with
pictures from Ell/cents toy ,00. - No charges for
showing Goods. Especial attention paid to
making Pictures for iamilic in groups.
Also a Mao assortment i f PHCiTOCIAAPIIS
and tin typo albums, worth rpm 08 cents. to $7.
Wollabor°, Dec. 9, IZ-.05
House and Lot for Sale.
lIOUS>a and Lot, and vacant lot for sale,
cheap. Location Wcilaboro,.and desirable.
Inquire at the Agitator'Otlice.
Oct. 28, I:B6B—tr.
•
riq ..
~ HE undersigned has titeed up the old roma
. dry building, near the !Brewery, Wellabor°,
an is now prepared to turn out fine calf, hip,
cowhide; nd harness leather in the best than
norii Ilid s tanned on shares. Cash paid for
hidea:M. A. DIIRIF.
Wellsboro, Oct. 14, 1865 J
JOIIN- A. ROY.
Farm for Sale
PEE subscriber offe4for sale his farm, lying
about 2/ miles eastot Wellsboro, in Charles
ton. Said. farm oonOris 52 acres, about 40
acres cleared, wellfencbd, welt watered, a OM
fortable house, tirst•class barn, OthOr
fags and a good young bearing orchard thereon.
Inquire on tho promises.
ARTEIIIIS BORDEN.
qttarlestou, Aug. 19, 1863—tf.
HEAR YE ! HEAR YE! HEAR YE
BARRELS, FIRKINS, CHURNS,
. BUTTER TUBS, &c.,
Rept constantly on hand, and furnished to or
der, by
T. MATHEE,S,
at his net. stem 2d door above Roy'ii . Banditti,
Wellaboro. (Jun/.0, 18684
. Ror ! Sale.
•
GOOD span of young horses, true awl kind-
A.." Inquire at
ROY'S BUBO gTOB;E.
El. 13. 11111.11LETt.
WHOLESALE AND 1:17A TL DEALER.
Flour, Feed and Motel, W T stflold, Tiogu Co,
Nov. 11, 1868.—1 y
Wellsboro Latvi-tneerille A?.. R. CO.
THE Stockholdere tlt;) Iroliabuiough and
Lawroncevillo Rai!: oad Cowpony, will meet
on Monday Jan. 11, A It. 160, at the taco- of:
the Fall Brook Coal Company, in Full Brook, *
Penn's, at 12 o'clock. nawn, for the purpose of
electing a Pre . eident and tatlve pireetars.of said
Railroad Company I+t the :ensuing year, and
transacting such other boNmess as is authorized,
by lan l . JANIES HERON, See'T.,
Fell Brook, Pa., P:r.. 113, 18135-2 w,
13ANK NOTlCE.—Notice 1,3 hereby given to
111 the stochholLirr3 i z The Fist National
Bank of WellsLoroly, l l,•thikla en election win be .
hold lit their office La th e 2d Tueßclayof Januaxy
-1619, between the hitr.ri ,, f 1 nod g o'clock, L -
for the purpose of electing a 1.1 °aril of Piryeeterc,
for the ensuing year. .1. L. IiODINSiNi,
Deo. 16,'63. • Cashier.
TOB-WORE, IN TIII: r,E.5.7 STYLE, an ( 4 ,1
U if Ith clospatall, at T 11;i O,Q u TO Vacs.
STOVES, STOVES, STOVES
WILLIAM, lIQBERTS,
Agont for all firs t-elita Biros
Main Street, Wenebarc4 Pennta,
n-AVING been appointed agent for all brat
14 elan Stoves manufactured by Sh, Pack-
IS) tarnish t
ard Co.,
hefollof Albany ear
, N. Y. I am now ready
owing nem.ed celebrated Stone :
• 43.00E.MG STOVES,
AMERICAN, . I ,ATZONAL,
HOME COMPANION, I MONITOR.
THE BENEFACTOR,
'' vario
T m oN utPatterpa,
R6gallitors.
saltablo ror buralno bard or
'•tnlehed td order. Costomtair
- *ln my' stook, uhlob te tut
Ar t y it. Northern Penn.
full er
lionzaaav VLllre
The Aanerioan Cooking Stove
HARNESS SfitlP I
CLAY KING:
•
EICATOI: :ND F-110 lETOR,
PHOTOGRAPHS
for $l,OO, or 24 for $l,BO.
PHOTOGRAPHS,
New Tannery,
` 4 IIIITEL
WM. RDA:
CLAY KIN
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