HOME MATTERS.
WEDNESDAY,
New Advertiseittenta
Rip She Goes I—Wright 44 Dailey.'
Goods at Cost—Dtillard .1 Co..
Pbotographs—ll. B. Wood. -
Notice in Discharge of V; 11. Thomas.
A CARD. Rev. J. S. Palmer, of Mid
dlebury, 'returns thanks to the liberal friends who
met at the house of 3dr. C. r. iluniOroy, 'Frida,
evening, and presented him with $lOO in green
backs.
A CARD.--Rev. Asa Dodge andfarntly;
desire to express their gratitude to their friends
la Sullivan, for gifts amounting, with other fa
vors, to $150: 'A o fis is exelisive of subscriptions.
.
, BUSINESS.—Mt.'32Lugh 'Young, Book-
Eeller and Stationer, has -taken Mr. Williaux
lareen, hie Well known nitentiro rind gentlemanly
clerk, as a partner in hie business. We wish the
+ nest faux itcreased -prosperity. -
DONATION. The Mends of Rev.
Russel Kennedy aro incited to attend a donation
party at the house of Loren Nobles, in Delinar,
Thursday eve., Jan 28 th, 1869. ..!
The friends of Rev. 11. C. Harris will gli.e
him it Donation at the home of Widow Evans,
Charleston, Friday main, 29th inst.
To C 011 RESPONDENTS.--We shall pub
-151 the first of w series of articles upon the Ca:
Stitatioll of the globe, zest week.
" Vrworking Republienne"--.-wq also appear
neat week.
"The Old Year," being written on both *sides
of the paper, and longer than it phould be though
excellent in matter and style, is subject to the
order of the writer. 'Two pages foolscap make a
long enough article for a country' paper.
PERSONA L,4lr. Charles Tubbs, .of
Oceola, has been appointed a transcribing clerk
in the House at Harrisburg. Mr. Tubbs js a
young man of talent and liberal culture, and is
remarkably well fitted for the position. If the
other officers aro as good, the Legislature is very
fortunate. We believe one other Tioga
man has a position there, also, but having 7 :lAti
no mention of the fact in the proceedings, we
await further advices. \
A Goon THrtiat—Mr. Foley, dealer
in watches, Clocks, Jewelry, and Sewing Machines,
has just received a few of postock's Patent Tuck
er, applicable to every first-class machine in use.
We have seen ono in operation, an - d the . operator
assures us that it beats all the old styles of Tucker
out of sight. The tuck is made by a wheel
running on a track. The machine is beautiful,
easily attached and detached, very convenient,
and cheap. If any owner of a Sewing Machine
neglects to get one of teese attachments, she loses
the benefit of one of the best inventions of the
times.
PERSONAL.—JOSEP,II CAIRN SIMPSON,
Esq., one of the editors of The Field Turf and
Farm, and author of one of the most valuable
treatises upon the management of the Horse, has
been spending several days with his brother, It.
C. Simpson, Esq., in this village.
J. B. HALL, Esq., proprietor of the Recorder
and Democrat, Catskill, N. Y., is visiting his
relatives in_this county. liar. Hall has managed
to cover-in the last ten years, so as not to show
the marks of time In the lead. Beings first-class
printer, we presume that he enjoys a clear con
science-and observes a spare diet. Ho certainly
publishes the handsomest, spiciest, and most en
terprising sheet that comes to us from a rural vil
lage. If strict attention to business and untiring
industry deserve success, then he is getting what
he deserves. - '
HARRIED, in '43.pchester, N. Y., by
JAMES VICK, Esq.,T.jsr.,•anqprarxr, comopo-
BM
Mr. Vick, instead of the usual cards, sends his
"Illustrated Catalogue , of 49.e0s and Flutist Guide
for 18n," to all people on :2 ecuipt of It) cents.
This pamphlet Is beautifull.i. Printed and illustra
ted. the frontispiece being tieolored flower-piece
of rare b au,.y. Mr. Vick seeks to scatter choice
flowers wel the whole country', as' he says—"to
add beauty to the beautiful, and to make the
desert LAOSSOIII as the rose." If we can help hitn
to du so good a work it will be'a great pleasure.
Seed for his beautiful catalogue, worth a dollar
to lay on your centre table, and costing 10 cents.
Address: Janos Nick, Rochester, :SI. V.
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' I. 0. of G. T.—Rev. Jaz i es A. David
eon State Lecturer, organized a'j.odge l a . Good
Ttinplais at built Settlewent Jan. ti, (trial the
following (Accra:
W. C. 'T., John Francis; W. V. T., Matilda
Data N., Miss Silvia Varket; areas. Mlss L. It.
Moore; I. G:, Mi'ss L. Putter; 0. G., R. Otto;
F. S., Mary Kelly; R. 11. S., Clarissa Parker;
L. IL 5.; EValie Francis; .m., L. O. Potter; L.
M , 8. - J. Dartt; A. S., Frank Potter; Chaplain,
F. Schuster; P. W. C. T., S. P. Moore.
Lodge meets every Tuesday evening.
Mr. Davidson organized another Lodge at
Ijoliday's.; Jan. 7, with officers as follows :
W. C. T., Jesse Keeney; V. T., Jane Doan ;
R., B. C. Byrnes; Treas. Mrs. 11. R. Mitchell;
1.-G., Mrs. B. Cilymes ; 0. G , Thos. Keeney p
Isiarshal—Jas. Anderson ; Deputy—Mary IL d
iugion : F. S., Wm. Cady; A. S., Mrs. L. Niles:
L. If. S., Annie Cady; R. R. S., Carrie Cleft;
Chdplain—Ezra Potter; P. W. C. T., S. M. Cady.
The .name of this Lodge is "Union Lodge,"
and it meets every Monday evening..
Gossip.—Two or three weeks ago a
correspondent asked in this "tiossip," if gossip
ing always related
.to tho faults and frailties of
people, or the shady side of things. As he had
a story to tell, and a very good one, we I l did- not
break in upon him to answer his question.
" Gossip," originally meant pleasant chat. Of
late years the word has come to be used as sy
nonymous with slander, and its cognate terms.—
It stands to reason that when two-friends meet
and chat there will be gossip—as we use the
word. It does not stand to reason that either
will make the other a party to all neighborhood
quarrels, or that- either, or Loth, will slander
somebody before they part. In this gossip we
aira to instruct, as well ns to amuse. We do
not advertiie to make people laugh twill-much,
thu' laughter is a good thing, "helpeth digestioU,
and serves o shako the cobwebs out of the
brain." The
, r:unny side of human alTairs re
ceives no lack of attention. Almost eery man
knows every one of his good qualities; few men
"see thomselves as others see them," and so, ho
man frailties and inconsistencies need a great
deal of showing up before the work of self-re
form begins. There is-hypocrisy, you knoiv, the
very meanest of human vices, some threads of
which straggle into every humandlife, be it ever
FO goad, relatively. And the sorts, of hypocrites,
you know, are many, froin the wan who •tiais
long prayeri in, public places, and gouges right
and left all the week lung, to the man who
meets one \ whom he dislikes anilCcatOtUnS, and ,
shakes hands with a—"l'm - gua th . see - you! I
hope you are Well and Prosper . ,ms!" and goes nu
with Litter thoughts about this wan whose health
he to teuderlY inquired
,alter. Thu 'difileCLlCO is
in degree rather than in kind. The first canted
b3poelite types a class of men and women null/
athertise for about a thousand per wit. Hunt:
than they ate worth in Fi3viety. . They get u
living by false priirelias. Vie latter sett
lime harm to anything or anybody .except 1.,
their awn Pelf-respect.,' „There in another grade
which softens down the asperities of life sonic
. what. When Mrs. Smith calls upon Mrs. Jones,
, and Mrs. Jones is elbow deep in - thii sponge for
the next hatch
,of bread, of course Mrs. Smith
accept s Mrs . . JonCs's—:-" Delighted to see you, my
dear Mrs. : -. with!"—as law and gospel. So llte
t latter goes away in good humor, leaving the fer
nier in very doubtful humor. Per what house
wife hilts to be interrupted by fashionable calls
when she is mixing the spon,go? Who dares to
say, though, that Mrs. Jones does not better to
tell a little whopper, and sii.serd - her neighbor
sway in good humor, than sho would to put on a
sour. face,,atid omit the . pletieffMCoozWeinticinitl,
greeting ? We don't dare to say it., yet it is not
altogoth er righ that hypocrisy is not. .-igaia—
jonel goes to . Smith for tho'-lotin:Of hundibd or
two, for a few days. Smith gas the money, but.
does not want to lend it to Jones. Ile says to
" I wish I could lot you have, it, but
really, rya strapped, and can't." Now a man
may be a tip-top fellow in other respects, and
still not be a good fellow to lend - money to. Who
knoif that-by experience? The gnestipe
is—does Smith commit ono of the, eardinialsini
when he tells Jones a litilo whopper to get rid of
him? Wo don't know ;• and 'yet —and yet—
"fair and square" dealing bety . een men does hot
recognize such courtesy as eiaotly right. 'What
do ,you think? , l!ut jemes:s pine
•and tell us what you think., Ydu have stood in
Smith's shoes, arid know hctrit • looks from that
quarter. Suppose yolf.geLinto Jones's boots and
take a survey of the affair from his position.
FARMINGTON. ` l WitlleSB, 77 ,from
whom wu hope to hear often, tvfitee,: under date
of Jan. 11, inst., as follOws
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" Believingits rdo'ihat th -eitizent of Tioga
county ought to sustain their Paper, not only by
subscribing for it; but by - supplying many items
which help make the Local column interesting,
I send - you a few items from our part of the town.
The farmers of East Farmington are, as a class,
gradually surrounding 'themsehies with all - the
comforts, and many of the luxuries of civilized
life, pre-eminent among which stand good buil
dings. Among those who have built within the
last four years are Mr.' P. M. Close, who has
built a large two-story, square-roofed house; 0.
L, Butts (whose,bouso was bathed), has built a
( Jorge farni•houso and Gossiplyou ought , to know
who that is) says that ho is soon to put a bird in
the cage - he...has so nicely fitted. Our storekeeper,
Mr. Merritt, lias put up a largo upright to his
house, in addition to rebuilding his store, which
was burned, and now ho bass o/d 'out his goods
and moved to Nelson.
" Mr. Eli Knapp has built a very fine residence
on the top of the hill, and for once it is not pain
ted white.
" D. C. Kemp has put an addition to his house,
well finished and painted.
" Rhodes IV. Hall has this summer put up a
large upright and entirely remodeled the old
part, all of which is thoroughly painted inside
nod out.
'" Mr. ColegrOve, outsupervisor (as our meadows
can testify), has built a good, substantial house.
"Mr. Russell Shaw has also put up an upright
part to his hones.
" Now, Mr. Editor, as all this has been going
- p4l within a radius of four or five miles, and in
•.tlie space of two or three years, you can judge
wtether the citizens of East Farmington are or
not,-an enterptising people; and as there arc
two churches and two Sunday Schools, 'which
are well attended, and school-houses on nearly
every four corners, it shows that Moral, and
Mental, as well as Physical wellbeing are cared
for.
" There is a flourishing Lodge of ,Good Tem
piers, numbering nearly 60, who are theroUghly
canvassing the town for :prohibition, and . who
report that-nearly every person signs the petition.
`We fire sometimes honored with the pres
each of impo.itors and swindlers, though not
often. Ono came _mast Friday to Mr. Russell
Shaw, claiming to bo an elocutionist; he inquired
when he could give an "Entertainment," as be
called it, and then wanted to stay over night.
During the evening he directed his discourse
against rich men, bankers, especially, declaring
they could not bo Christians, and that their
houses were plastered over with "Poor man don't
you come here." Ministers, as a class, were de
nounced as being "men without ability, top lazy
to work, who ride around, ate chicken, and
visited the sisters." He is of middle hight, wears
a Moustache, whi - ch ho thinks a great deal of,
combs his hair back, and has a very hcairy voice.
When ho came to settle his bill in the morn
ing, he said that owing to an accident which
happened here, ho was unable to' pay; but would
take the name and send .it to them. The last
seen of him he was making his way towards
Middlebury, inquiring for a county map. I hope,
the people will convince him that this, is a poor
plade for Min to sponge his living this winter.}'
TRAVERSE•' JURORS -ht week-
Dlosa—Hen4 Ellis, 0. F. Taylor.
Brookfield-oeo. Frazier.
Chatham—Philip Close, John Wass, Ilenly l
Daniels, Alex. Wass, W. A. Neweoinh, Samuel
King.
Clymer—Stephen Strait, John Hancock.
Deerfield—Chas. F. Billings, Jas.: W. Knox,
M. V. Purple, George• Clark, S. L. Planh.
Del mall—William 11. Jones, Andrew Bartle,,
D. A. Stowell. Vine 11. Baldwin, Job SytnondF.
Elkland—Daviil Dunbar. .
Farmington—John C. Robb, Joules DcelT
Guinea—Darid Ilex/ord.
Jackson—Charles Oecutt , • .
LUNTOlCUVille—Charlvs Beebe
Llberly—ticorge Attley,. R. C. Sebring. FL's.
Sh.ffer.
Slanstield—John M. Phelps, At4i
nti3 Runt.
Itlains'uorg..:-.-J. B. Cuthroith.
Morris—W. W. Ltahb.
Nnox‘ille.---0. 11. Wood.
t:Zeison—Barris T. Ryon.
liiatinond—Apollos Pitts, D. P. Shaw, George
Sce
Sullivan—Pliilotus Smith. Thram
Tioga—ll. W. Calkins, Williatn,K. Mitchell
Wthlsboro—Andrew Sturro(k.
Westfield 13orn—Simun Lewis.
IVestfield—Gust us W. Green.
Ward—D(l.6d Sparks.
2d week.
Blom—John 'Martin, John Dinsmore.
Brookfield—Samttel Tubbs, W. It. Seeley.
Charleston—John E. Smith, H. Adams, Joseph-
Johnson.
Chatham—Silas Avery.
Covington—Hiram Ziminner.
Deerfield—B. S. Bowen.
Delmar—Edwin Campbell.
.Farmington-0. 11. Blanchard.
Jackson—D. 11.,_fifeIntyre, David.. Everett,
M. K. Retan.
Liberty—Jos. Sheffer, John Brion.
Mansfield—T. H. Bailey.
Middlebury—John Smith.
Nelson—Henri Rathbone..
Richmond—James Hoard, W. W. Barnes.
Rutland—Elmer Backer.
Sullivan—R. B. Rose.
Tioga Boro—S. M. Geer, IT. S. Johnston.
Tioga—Fred. Hughes, W. B. Keyed.
Union—Anderson Burin, L. N. Griswold, Geo.
G.'Collins, Erastus
Wellsboro—Thos. B. Bryden, Lewis Dumaux.
Westfield—Chas. Scull.
Ward—Robert Killgore.
THE RtTRAL.—Even in this day of
enlarged enterprise, the enlargement of Moors's
Rural New Yorker is wonderful. It is now a
qurirto of IC pages, same superficial size ns before.
It never bad any superior as a journal of the
farm and fireside in this country, and it now
leaves all competitors far behind. A club is now
being formed by Mr. L. Harrison, at the Post-
Office. All.who want a bargain in a newspaper
should call at once and subscribe. Terms, $3.
'" THE AMERICAN ARTISAN":—We
have received the first number of the Bth volume
of this sterling journal of Invention, Mechanics,
ands . practical science, published by Brown &
Coombs, 180 Broadway, New York. No paper
of its class is oftener quoted as authority than
this. Its cheapness should place it in the hands•
of every workingman, as its practical value
ahoulii commend it to every manufacturer and
inventor. The Artisan is a quarto of sixteen
pages, beautifully illustrated, with a meekly
record of all patents issued., Single subscriptions
10 copieS one year $l5. Specimen nngsbers
sent free.
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ONwann.—The first number of Capt.
Mayne Reide's new magazine, "Onward," has
found its way to our table. Capt. Reid is an
Englishman whom it seems after much study and
observation in the old world, has become an
enthusiastic friepd of our Republic, and it is to
imbue the young'people of.Amerietivith a love
of their own country, and a just pride in her
unequaled institutions that he has established a
u.agazine. The specimen before us contains 86
!.ages with fotir
i ll age illustrations The lit
fu ,
entry matter s mau p e up of romances, poetry,
nvws, AA! . s3,so;tt yeb.r. G. W. Carleton Pub
lisher, 137, Broadway, N ew yuric
l'ackard'r Alwitflly for January kat band. It
, bono:. in butter than formerly. nut
a is hit or thu piquaLey Hurl int,r,bt which have
inti.le it 6u popular. Tile present ,r
iawitritis
in Vllitlable artieles, ainung uhicit v bu men_
tiuuttl "Pereit=tency" by llot tt,c "Iry
wan as a iklp meet," b - Olive Logaa, "flow
Newspanur3 are Mule," "Woil;zhoi.6 and. Sauk:-
IttaN,” ;to..
by S S. Pat.:ll.r,l,
w at wily .ito.trullai a 3 Lar
V A 111,ITOM V.—Dr. T. S. Li Graff,' :14-sisted
by Drs. hies and Morse, of thn, city, ant several
physicians from 3 - fara thou, and vieinity,,removed
a large ovarian tumor front Mts. Joseph Baker,
of Marathon, N. Y., on Wednesday This,
makes the fifteenth operation for Jivarioto)uy per
formed by Dr. Up Do Graft; and !melee of liAs
patients are now living, a success not equalled
by any surgeon in the United States.
HoormiNo's dannA.m comhination
of all thoingroslients of the DittWs,• with pure
Santa Cruz Hum, orange, ,ruse, dc., .making
prcparation of rnro medical value. The Tonic is
used fot the same diseases as the Bitters ; in eases
where some Alcor)lic Stimulus is necessary.
Principal 01lice, 631 Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold by Druggists and others, Oorywhore.
Winans, it is ono of the , foundations principles pt
Free.atesdnry to,Care foe the-afflicted and sympathize
with them lu distresaLoverywhereAnt more espeelcdlg I
of the Brotherhood; and whereas; it has, pleased 411-
mighty :Clod in his inscrutable providence to remove
the Wife of our dear Brother, X: U. Mosher, by death,.
- Icrsolonco..,;--That white tae as al,odge r bOvt with Irk,
mission to the providence,. which has iremoved' from
earth hire. Flora Mosher; we do feel deeply for our
Brother, avhq bee , beet : se soon ; after ra , ,toose
union(o. Wife endeared to hi ni by - scr . slam vlrtneaatil
so much levellppis edi AlinritctvWed.:the'otie4lietso
deeply melaried. ' t
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ItzsoLvEn.—That'in'tbe'eMlctiorrof onr.tirother, we
offer hint' our condolence, and, assnre him of, o 4
sincere and continual sympathy lit hisfuture lone.
lines, and sorrow over hls great ham. :1.4r - - 1; I
ItssiAvan.—Thst tender to, the ,petrents, , ',
looked with - so mirth hope, and love, tqion one eadeeted,l
by to"i many virtinis" , atiC. endowed with-, so malty
amiable qualities, but so soddenly taken. Mini thluttil
in this their sad actectlou t And wo,do cherish the pope
that Itheband,lNkraute,:.audAindredOntry-rdi
Ina iilieTi3 ... deatb i.e unknown,
Itesem'co.—Thut n copy .of •these.. - Meselutions ho
furnished Brother Jlosher, and also to the afflicted
parents, and that, they Published to the ;TWOS
COUNTY itOISITOIt and Bratifyrd countyVapare.
Antmilmirio.—There is no'denbt.that tll9 great
lever in the extension of tt busifietii, in tliesie:-'go
ahead times, is advertising; but the immense
popularity oftnateelpbrated remedy fox:Dyspepsia,
Liver CouiplaintiNervonsDebility;'&e.;Beelland's
German Bitters, is not so much oning.to the fact
that it has been extensively' advertises,' as it
to the griat merit of tho article: '
A worthless medicine may,
through publtcity,
acquire' a: "short-lived, notorie ty; but 'it ' requires
the basis of true merit, in order to sustain itself
for any considerable length, of ,Boolland%
Gerniunl3ifteis,has been 14town to the' Amprinan
public for more than tvitintY Years i — elieh `day • ad
ding some new'-proof •of • its find great
curative properties. -This Bitterne entirely free
from all Alcoholic ttatnixture.
SPEZTVER-- - -:PELLOW.-=-In We!labor°, Jan.
5, inst.,' by Ravi J. P. CaWins, Mr. A. M. Soonest'
of Richmond, and Miss; Mary Follows, of this
village. 1,. ~ . . ~ - : •. ~ • , - • -, •
(A - hugc_(lllac];;itgo;?r. astrjr;firthe .daintiest
sort, accothpanied'thc
..t, Vto r ro.tic'e t - and clothed
the countenances of tlia - litliftter'S with radiant
smiles.- :- :gayly, imply nrpixorsarkos to you.,- ED.]
KIMILEIf—ItUES- l At,;tho' holed! of 'Abe
bride's •fa tlle r r, - Jah. 14;4 A. - Steno, Mt.
John 'Kohler and EunSoo 1: Keyes; all' of
East Charleston: • ' ,
Ukacompaning, Um above _notice *as n box of
- Calm - weighing'not, much Ices than. half-a-teti.—
The Agitator never had .rpagnifiont
array of wedding cake, laid' on its table. Our
friend has ",hp and done it" stiddenly, and with
out warning. Merry Christmas and Happy• New.
.
Year to you']
POTTER—MULEO,RD.— In - sPotter', county,
by Elder Thomas, Jan. 1, I 80, Mr. George Rot,
ter and Miss. Mary Mulford, all of Westfield
Tioga Co., happy New Year.
MULFORD—THOMPSON:--In Westfield, Dec,
25, LSO?, by Elder Thomas, Mi. Benj. Mulford
and Miss Sophronia Thompson, all of 3yestfield ! ,
Merry Christmas.
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HOUGIITALING—KEENEY.:—In Keeney-
Nov. 4th, 1868, by Rev. S. Butler, Mr.
Theron B. llouglitaling apd Miss. Jenny" L.
Keeney, both of KeenEyville.
POTTER—WILSON.—In Chatham, Dec. 12th,
1869, Mr: Joseph Potter, and Miss. Francis A.
Wilson, by the same..
ERWAY.—In ilarrison Valley, Pa., January
5 ; 16'09, Jonas Erway, in the 31st , year of hil3
age.
MOSHEIL—In Blossburg, ultimo, in
the 21st year of her age, Mra. Flora Taylor,
wife of Mr. E. Mosher. ,
She leaves a hind - husband to.whont she • had
been married only about 'a 'year and a half, an
infant daughter, an affectionate father and
mother,"a much .loved and only brother,. and
many dear friends and relati'res to mourn her
loss.
GILE.—In Sioux City, lowa, Dec. 8, 1868,
Anna A. Gi)e, aged .42 :years. Wife of Georgo
W. (ilk.
MCI
gsocu.F - 2:71. Ea SI.
The largest, hest and. cheapest assort
ment of frames ever' hrought into Tioga County,
with large pictures in every way to suit, and card
photographs at $1,50 per doz., all going fast at
Frank Spencer's Art Winery, Mansfied,
Dee. 2.s—tf,
SEWING MACIIII\TES.
1~4 nuivE, Jr., tir‘A, Prowiuw &win" ;114-
• Ain° for ,itie iii Wtrllsboro 11y
*Jet. 28, •18158.j.2t.' •
SPECIAL ,NOTICES.
GENERAL AGENCY,
yor SEWING
,11;ILACHINES4
SILENT fatally Machin© makes the elastic
twisted Loop Stitch, and the only First-Class
burgle Thread Machine Manufuctered. Also
Nos' Family and • :Nl:mut:taming Machines,
with all the late improvements. • The Singer Co.
cold in the year '67 over forty-two thousand
Machines, being ee vein 1 thousand in advance of
advance of-any other - Madan° .Manufartured.
The Buckeye Shuttle 'Machine, the only cheap
Machine that makes the Loch Stitch. Will ho
',aid at $22, for hand Machine, and at $35, With
table anti treadle.' Orders taken fur the Arnett=
can Family Knitting Machine.
, 611110., C. BOWEN, Agent.
Gale . ° just holowTho Toivnstind 1i0n66;
boro, Pa., Dec. 16, ,1868.
HALL'S
UTAK SICILIAN
liAna
..22621TEWAR...
PERSONS WHO ARE GRAY
Can havo their 'hair rcitorod to its natural col
or, ftwCif it has fallen out, create a now geowtli
by its Usu. _ -
It is the best HAIR DRESSING in the world,
malting' lifeless, stiff, ; brushy hair, healthy, soft,
and gliissy.
R.P. HALL A CO., Nashua, N. H. Proprietors.
Fur sato by all Druggists. Doc. 23, 1863.
Too loofjo,:Paym39ebt,;
AND not quite rich enough to tnko the "Benefit o
the Act." Also, obliged to find some location
where lidug is cheuper, or cea*u‘living zi,ltogethor,
Therefore 1 offer, to sell Thy Nara for
1200 DOLLARS,
if applied for before the Ist of May - next. Said place
consists of 1 . % mores of land, cottage house, never fail.
Ing well of water, a good spring, also a brook, anti a
capital young orchard of sixty trees, over thirty,of
them in blaring. Thorois about 9,11 of an,acro In gar.
den, and onoathe saw the mixed crops of .potatcfes and
pigwceds the past season know what the soil is. (I
presume that either crop might boas well raised separ
ately, but have never We'd it.) The balance of the lot
Is also good soil, as is shown
- by the . strong growth of
Imp briars and elder bushes, along the fences, and
which might easily be trained, byjudicfons negieq` to
cover the ground. Said lot is situated 175 rods ssnth
of the center part of Wellsboro, on 'the Delmar road
and to any one desirous of embarking in the Shanghai
bUsthens or the production of ducks eggs for market,
offers conveniences not to be overlooked. Enquire at
the Agitator office, or at the shop of Sears & Derby, or
for further particulars of GEO. W. SEARS.
1069.
CAYUGA PLASTERY
JOTS of Fresh Ground Plaster at Painted
Post Mills ; constantly on hand, at $6 per
Toil Also all kinds of Flour, Feed, at lowest
Carh price.
Will deliver Flour and 'reed at Tioga Depot,
Corning, free of charge.
W. S. HODGMAN, Lt:, Co.
J,ui. tith I 8138-31u0s. Painted Post.
Tx THE DISTRICI COURT 01: rim: UN
fed St•rite fueihi; Wthfrru :nitfridr of
,Penn
^
:;37 I;ro•Ldway
\Vin..}l. Thomas. a bankrupt under the act of
Congress of noel' 2, 1867. having applied for it
discharge !rem all his dobtsi and other claims
provable nilder said act, by . order 91 the Court,
notice is hereby given to all creditors who have
prey' d their
_debts, arid'o thee perionaltiterestod,
to appe.,r en the 20th day of Feb., 1869, at ten
b i elech bcl'o,u F. E. Stn.ith,EN,, Register,
at his when in 'rings, Pa., to show cause, ,if any
they heve, why a discharge should not ho granted
tc t i z 6 ;.4ijid bankrupt. And further, notice is
hereby given that the second and third meetings
of creditors of the saidininkrupt, required by tha
27th and 28th sections of said act, will belied be
fore said ltei,, , ister, at the slime time and place.
8. C. M'CANDLESS, Clerk
of U. S. - Uiitriat Court for said
' Jun. tO, 1669-2 C • • •
Lii.NlY - 13 . :—"A'now kind of lamp for Kerosene
no brenkageof ohimneys-.. , •4t FOLEV(d,
01112 1 trAulr.
:~~IARRIAQES.
DEATHS
-o----
IVILCO . iti. & GIBBS
SINGER'S
- 2.bV.ERTISEMENTS.
ATE W
ME
--;,T-.J.: lug Aitt,'" ''''•- ''
.'or real merit ids certain a .8-Ae changes
the seasons: and a good medieine; like
an honesl ; matkaodiarmakescc-reputation of
3
its o wn, which rogues and humbu 8 cannot
'destroy. Those who use SAL UT ..b7lll.are
alWaysiCadi to:sixak of its . pirt es.as . the
Great Remedy for Pain, 'Swellin it, Bruises
Sprains,.Burns, Quinsy, 0:Oup, Chilblains,
Ifetiralgici;" inidßhenmatisrn_. :, - c••• - -
ME
PhtVE, 50 CE2V2S.y
SOLD AT EVERY DRUG STORE.
=I
IMO
I N BANKRUPTCY.—This is to give notice
That on, r ,the Attli ;kitty of Jan., A. D. p 69,
- a warrant in Banlifupfey was issued "against the
'estate of F. D. Bannel, of Welliboro, in
the county of Tioga, and State of Pennsylvania,
who' haibeen'adiudged a Baiskrapt on his own
petition ; that the payment of any deb(' and de
livery of any property belonging to snish•Bank
rupt to him or for his use and the transfer of any
property hybita are forbidden by law ; that a
meetitig.:or the creditors of said Bankrupt to
prove their debts, and to choose one or more
Assignees will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy,
to be holden at the office of P. E. Smith. in Tio
ga, county of Tioga, and State of Pennsylvania,
before F. E. Smith,Rogister, on the,2oth day of
Feb.; A. D. 1868; at li)
o'clock, A. M. • '
THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
11. S. Maf
shal Western Diet, Pa.
r. D. Oslo:non, Deputy.
Ja.n 13, 1869-4 w.
In B4kruptcy.
HIB into givC notice: That on the
31st day of December A. D. 1868, a warrant
in Bankruptcy was issued• against the estate of
James R. Wilson of Richmond, in the county of
Tioga, and State of Pennsylvania, who has been
adjudged a Bankrupt on bis own petition ; that
the payment of any debts and delivery of any
property belonging to such Bankrupt, to him, or
for his use, and the transfer of auy property by
him are forbidden by law; that a meeting of the
Creditors of the said Bankrupt, to prove their
debts, and to choose one or more Assignees of his
estate, will be held at the court of Bankruptcy,
'to be holden at the office of F. E. Smith, in the
Bore of Tioga, Pa., before F B Smith, Register,
on the 20th day of February, A D 1869, at 10
o'clock A.'l4.
THOMAE A. ROWLEY;
U. S. Mgarshal Western District, Pa.
Jan 13, Tar' Per DAVID CAMERON, Dep'y.
Oiphans' Court 16'ale.
I N pursuance of an order of the Orphans
Court of Tipga County, dated 7th Deeem
bor-1868, tho Undersigned, Administrator of
tho Estate of Robert Martin, late of said County,
deceased, witl,! on" Wiedne - sday the .Sd day of
February, 1869; at the Court -louse in Walls
bore, lit one o'clock P. M., expose- to• sale the
following tiosc•tlibedll,yttat9d#49tll9-11ro,
erlf of -said'
ea—viz—alrthat lot of land
situate in Belmitr Tosinship,iff the Cottuty of.
Tioga and Sta o of Pennsylvania., Beginning
at a beech in Ohio of land's hito of Jonah
Brewster—thonCe by lands of the said Jonah
Brewster, East, '7O rods, to a hemlock, a corner
of lands heretofore owned by William S. Bliss,
thence by said last aiontimied‘ lot south, 57
rods, to a post'.. Thence by land fortnely owned
llftWiker - Sltfkbr iral !iitrulfel — Diek in son, North,
h 7 rods to the Piano •of ,beginning—containing
241} acres:: Cash. JOLIN ENOLIBII,
Jay 13,.istit-3t.• '! - " A.duer.
1,2E:4 "Ens liCaarcrep
PEA.C.E!
J you want.to seo a good stock of
FALL -- &: - VVINTER 'GOODS!
L, BALDWIN & 00%
ZgAZZIMI DIEM 0003 i;
ALPACAS, POPLINS, CAMBRICKS,
FRENCH JACONETS; ORGANDIES,
PEQUAS, VERSAILES, BLACK
AND COLORED SILKS,. '
' ' &c., , &c. • .
ALSO, IRISH AND FRENCH POPLINS,
SHAWL AND CLOAK WART
MENT COMPLETE, •
•
TRIMINGS, LOTS YANKEE NO-
TIONS, HOOP SKIRTS, BAL.
MOREL SKIRTS, OPERA
FLANNELS, CORSETS,
,DOMESTICS.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Cloths - And passitneres and a Tailor to
Cut and Fit.
Boots and. Shoes,
HATS AND CAPS, STRAW GOODS,
CROCKERY,.WOODEN WARE,
HARD WARE, SHELF HARD
WARE, NAILS, IRON,
SALT, LIME, PLASTER, PORK, FLOUR
• lime, Cayuga Plaster,,"&c.
GROCERIES'
the most comploto stock you can End, such as
TEAS. We are old tca drinkers and know thorn
to be good.
SUGARS, MOLASSES,
and ih fact everything in the Grocery line.
Also, nutter Tubs - s:od tails; Butter sold on coin
o'harges for handling;
,but would
like a small portion of the monoy you get in re
turn, thatie if our prices suit.
FARMERS
All kinds and superior quality.
If youdon't, fail to try ours.
want good. T We warrant*.
COUNTRY PRODUCE
taken _iri_exchango- for Goods. -- We propose to
sell our. Goods reasonably. - "Live, and let 'Live"
prices given at theleounter—only one price.
_Gash paid for produce if desired.
• , 1- ;T: L. BALDWIN & 00.
'toga, Pa N.!. 26,1868.
, r: ,
illiiiiiiilliffill
=MB
•
TTOGA, PA.
If you wont
such as
A fresh lot of
REGULATOR STORE!
, . '
col NING,
I=
,
'
HAVING purchased the cadre stock former
ly owned by H. Goff, we would announoe
to the people orfloga County that, e have just
received a full assortment of
EMMEN
SEASONABLE BOOBS,
MI
bought since the recent decline fn prices, and
we invite all vrivy appreciato good bargains, to
give us a'eall. Wo shall continually keep u full
stock of
DRESS GOODS,
ENE ILILIM NC cgro 230211114
SILK GOODS, WHITE GOODS,
-40 1 CottClia 4131.0 Co
•
WOOI,UN AND ,PAISLiY 'SHAWLS,
.NIKEE NOTIONS,
MI'S AND SHOES,
GROCERIES,
CROCKERY, &c., &c.
You havo only to look through our stock to
satisfy yourselves, that wo arb selling
"Cheeper than the Cheapest."
Country Msrelmuts supplied advancer
from Now York Cost.
NEWELL .t, OWEN
Corning, 0ct..29, 1818.—iy.
Tho — buitic hob rpi gat
AND VICTORY WON.
GODDS high in quality and low in price have
carried the day, and hereafter will bo found
ready and willing for active and efficient service
in behalf i) f all those who will call and give theit
orders at`
WITHAM. & FA.RIVS,
TIOUA, PA. •
On the Dry 'Goods side we have a, full and
complete and assortment of Fall and Winter
GOODS,
Good stock of
Flannels, Sheetings, Prints, Muslin; De
laines and Dress Goods,
with a groat variety of YANKEE NOTIONS,
with which to fill in and trim up. We would
call special attention to our assortment of
•
Hats and _Caps,
with prices which we know will compare favora
bly with prices of the same goods before the war.
Boots' and. Shod,
which have been made to order from perfect stock
with warrantee. 'Work ready to bo shown and
fitted to ell customers. Tho Grocery stock in.
eludes,
Flour, Pork, Fisk, Sall, Sugars, Teas, Cof
fee, Rice, Syrup, Molasses, &c., &c.,
Then comes the WOODEN WARE, such as
Tubs; Pails, Wash Boards; Mop &ticks, Sugar
Boxes and Pails, together with numerous other
Goods, such as Crockery, Glass ware, Stone.waro,
&c., which we will always be glad to show and
risk the Bolling artofi the goods aro seen and ex
amined,
Tioga, 00t.16 r 1868.
Great Bargains
For all who call at
Wilson & YanValkenburg's
No. 2 Union Block. in
French Merinoes, - Empress Cloths, Bea
ver Sackings of all discriptions,
Poplins of all colors.
DELAINES lc PRINTS, ALL STYLES,
FACTORY'S, SHEETINGS, BLEACH-
ED AND UNBLEACHED MUSLIN&
lIOOP•SKIRTS,
of every description, DRESS TRIMMINGS and
BUTTONS of all kitidsp also. the :largest and
elippest assortment of
101111 Y MADE CLOTHING
over kbroirglit ' Into Tiogs County. Remember
the place, and call before purchasing.
• !
. . .
Wo havo a large assortment of Gents' Furnish
ibiGoods, consiiitlpg of
1, -
Drawers, Uider-Shirts, Flannel Shirts
Ruck Sleeves, and Mittens,
.and
Clothing of every description
manufactuked to suit.
Thankful for poet patrons o, and' by . atriet ate
tention to.bueinoee wo hope o Aura n oortinn
nine of tho woe.
WILSON & VANVALKENBURG
WollOoro,OoLl2, 1888 7 t t
. , .
NLOUR 44 MEAL, alwaia on hand at
Arne 1813i1 .14X86 LIVINaIeS.
EMI
MOE
WIQKHAM . FARR.
I
i
Fall & Whiter Goods
IN CORNING.
.r•m5e:.•.•.4...nw00,a.
W E have received a very LAThGE STOOK of
FILL AND WINTEI GOODS
on the most favorable terms, and will be sold at
very- email advance, from cost. We think we
hazard nothing in saying that we keep the
BEST ASSORTMENT
and the BEST QUALITY of Goods that are
koptin the place. Bove a s tore light enough to
see what you aro buying, and - pledge ourselves to
SELL AS LOW,
quality eons Oared, as at any otleirestabliihment
We continue to make our -
CLOTH TRADE
ono of our specialties, and when deeired
MAKE THEM TO ORDER
on short notice and In the best manner. Wo
have adthul to our stook &good assortment of
•CAIIPETS,
tonrieting of
BRUSSELS, iIIREE - PLY. INGRAIN,
COTTON WARP, HEMP, AND
STAIR CARPETS.
FLOOR OIL CiOTH
and MATTING, and can sell them
HOW VERY LOW
-:-:---
Nilo aro tho agents for tho
GREAT IL S. TEA COMPANY
and salt TEA at Now York prices by tho singlo
pound. All visiting Corning, are invited to call
and examine stock and prices.
Coming, Oct. 1, 1888
DE - WINTRY.
PR C. DARTT, will still
ter'..tc.,. , 06 , continue his business in Wollsboro
wboro ho rospoctfully solicits the
patronage of all %elm need, or desire the services
of a Dentist. 'lasting been for the past fourteen
years engriged in Dentistry exclusively, ho feels
confided of giving perfect satisfaction in nil op
erations intrusted to his care. Special attention
given to the treatment of caries, irregularities,
exposed nerves, ulceration, and intlamation of
the gums, and all other diseased to which the
teeth and gums are subject.
9j First Class , Worlt guaranteed in both me
chanical and operative Dentistry.
~OrFici: at my residence near tho Episco
pal Church.
IVellsboro. N0v.11,18G8.-3m.
DRS. THOMAS & WARREN,
DENTISTS, TIOGA, PA.
RELY sole
.
•• the be I l t y u t y u , dpuorn
,
0)11* and or
* .7 14 !- 1, ,, tistio merit of
their work to
o d
r th e e e rn , mtn o n
4,4040 We . have all
the modern im
provements and do every kind of work known to
the professiOn. DR. C. THOMAS.
T. It. VARREN M. D.
Tloga,,Oot. 23, 1838. •
Dentistry
in
Aft.co'N'P Lawrenceville,
- FIR. E. VAN TIQRNF, Into with Par
' f deCii Xcio York
City, has opened new Dental Rooms at the Ford
House, Lawriincevillo, Pa., where ho is prepared
to do work in all the departments of his profess
ion in the most scientific manner.
All work warranted and satisfaction guaran
i/
oed. Call and examine sp cimons of work.
IL .. VAN HORNE.
Lawroncovillo, Juno. 24 ; 868—tf.
Tioga Marblel
TIIE undersigned is no prepared to exe
cute all orders for Tomb Stones and Montt
merits of either
ITALIAN 011 RUTLA i ND MARBLE,
of the latest stylo and approved workmanship
and with dispatch.
Ile keep constantly on hand both kinds of
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 made to . look na good as now.
Tioga, Nov_ 1, 1887—tf
riIIOICE LOT OF GRAIN BAGS for salo
‘...) cheap! at WRIGHT BAILEY'S.
Welleboro, Juno 5, 1887.
CARD PRINTING—at Now York prices, in
Colors or plain, and cut to suit orders, at
TUE AUFMTOR OFFICE.
R. Kruson. W. J. Rrusen P. D. Pease.
R. KRUSEN & CO.,
•
WESTFIELD, PA.,'
•
WOULD announce to the public that they
are now receiving a full and complete as
sortment of
DRY GOODS
9 -
11"otion3, Carpets, Furs, Hats, Caps, Boots,
Shoes, Groceries, Provisions,. Crockery,
Hard ware, Stoneware, &c.
which they aro prepared to sell for•cash, or ex
change for Country.Produee, at rates which defy
competition.
Westfield, Dec. 2, 1868—tf
Application for Charter.
lIILTOTICE is horeby given that the Iteetor,
IN Wardens, and Vgstry of St. John's Church
of Lawrenceville, have applied to the Court of
- Common Pleas of Tioga County fora_ charter of
incorporh tion . and - that said Court has ap
pointed Monday, the 25th day of January 1869.
for, granting said charter, if no objection bo
made. J. F. DONALLSOg,
Dee, 10, 1868. Protlity.
SMITH & WAITE
Works.
PORTER 'WILCOX
" BEERIIIVIC EXCIIANOB!"
I sing, I sing of n curious thing,, . •
Almost as strange,as Boggs upon Tyng $
I've swung 'ronnd a circle as routed as a ring,
And while on tho down snit part!of my giving,
X stopped at the city and tdok on i the Spring
;,
STYLUS ROCRIIIES
The ruble c es for
SUGARS ARC; liol l sl IN TIM NEOK,
And moreastonishing still,
Molasses & Syrups
avo a freer run downward, with a funnel-aha
ped trait. E • -
ThiErtalraseoreDl,
•
however, aro cat (rpm tho neck downward, and
the style is blabitnd silver with stripes.
TEA.
TEA
will be prepared from a drawing furnished to
every customer whis buys a pound. Of the styles
to suit complexions, hc., I may mention that
Black Tea
you can bavo If you-long for IL I cannot get
time to look up all the hard words which the
•
GREAT - AMERICANITEA COMPANY
use to startle tlto innocent people about the coun
try; but you , can depend upon flndink the very
best of Teas at the
BEE-lIIVE EXCIIANGE?
As to
( 4 4061:ree),
the styles are various. Yoh can have the latest
stylou from the following fashionable foreign
ports, to wit{.
MOCHA, JAVA, RIO, LAGUYRA JAM
AICA, &C.
In the matter of
PROVISIONS 2
Flour still wears hoops over all, and dispenses
with trails as uuprofitnble. I have all grades
eatable. Also,
PORK, DRIED BEEF AND lIAMS,',
together with a full assortment of light groceries
, and canned delicacies. As over
MA T H E R S
Pays Cash or Trade, 'for all MARKETABLE
PRODUCE
CALL AT MATIIERS'S
Wcllsboro, Apr. 1, 'OB.
NATIQNAL
LIVE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF TIIE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
VtAsprxcros, D. C
artered by Speci'l Act of Congress
APPROVED JULV 25, 1858.
Cash Capital. $1,000,000,
PAID IN FULL
I
BRANCH OFFICE
First National Bank
, - -
PIIILADELI'IIIA,
Whore all COrrespondoneo should ho Addressed
OFFICERS:
CLAM:NCI: H. CLARK, PEC$111011).
JAY COoli Chairman Pin anro R Executive Corn
II F.Nlft '. 1). COOK VICO- PreFide - nt.
Pal MOWN W. PERT, Secretary and Actuary.
B. S. Russr.t.r., Manager.
Circulars. pamphlets', and full ,particulars giv
en on application to the Branch Office Of OM
Company, or to
It. C. SIB 'SON, W r nt:Lsnotto, PA.,
by whom applica ions will he received and Poll
cios procured for Tioga County.
Dec. 9, 1868-Iy.
W ANTED— •
ASH LOcrS;
our Mill.. Cash paid for them. W. are ready
tb saw for customers. Bring on your logs. Lath
. and pickOts always on hand.
27z.T1 - • Ash logs must be 12 or 11 feet long.
ROWEN TRUMAN.
• Wellsboro, Dec. 16, '6B.tf
ANOTHER"
NEW AND LARGE STOCK. OF
ALBUMS;
Just received by I'. 11. Williams & Co. The
greatest and cheapest variety everbrought into.
town. Albums from 7.5 cts.,to $2O each. Call
and see. P. R.- WILLIAMS CO.
Wellshoro, Dec. 23, 1863.
Register's Notice.
I Notice ie hereby given that the Executorsand
Administrators, named belex, have filed their
ieccounts in the Rogietere 011'nm tort Tioga Co.,
Pennsylvania, and that tho said Accounts will
be presented to the 'Orphans Couit,-_for said
County, at a session of said Court, to las bold
in Wencher°, ou Monday, the , 2s day iol_Jann
ary, 1869, at too o'clock P. M., for Confirma
tion and allowance.
Account of John W. liurnboy, Adu4istrator
of tho Estato 01 Daniel Lamb, into ref Rich
mond Twri., deceased.
Account of 114irriet Bird, Administratrix of
the Estato nr.datc.lliktl, late of Jackson Twp.,
docinn,ed. •
Account of Jas B. Jaquish, Administrator
cunt textuinnuto annex,' of 1140 Etqatn of JO6OOl
Jaquish, late or Covington deceased.
Wellsitoro, Pa., December :Bth 1668.-Iw.-
) D. L. BEANE, Register.
In Bankrupte)
to giveliotiee: That on the 2tttli day of De
j_ &ember, A. 1). ISGS, a-warrant in 'llmiltreptcy was
famed against the Estate of Zophor Teed, of l'ute town
ship. in the County of hycomnig and State of l'enn”l
- tt ho has been adjudgtal a Bankrupt on his oa n
Petition; that the payment of idly debts and the de
livery of any property belonging to such Ilaukrapt, to
him, or for hig use, and the tramfer by him are for
bidden by tow ; that a Meeting of the creditor; Of the
said Bankrupt, to prove-their debts, and to chootat ono
or - more Assignees of his estate, will be held at a Court
of Bankruptcy, to ho !mitten at the orice of F. E.Smith
in the Borough of Tioga. before F. E. :midi, Reg
ister, out the 20th day of Felnuarf A. 8., liat9. at 10
o'clock, A. 31. THOMAS A. HOWLEY,
U. S. Marshal Western District, Pa.
Jon. 13,'00. , l'er DAN to Ctur.RoN. Deli y.
FSiLlti—ouo pair of Pleasure Bobs,_ at
-1: Deo. 20, 18138. TOLES 41 BARKER'S
I
STOVES, STOVES, STOVES.
HAVING been appointed agent for all first
class Stoves 'manufactured by Shear, Pack
ard & Co., of Albany, N. Y. I am now ready
to furnish the following named celebrated Stoves :
AMERICAN, .1 I - NATIONAL,
HOME COMPANION, I • MONITOR.
the latter of which is the boot Novo for common
UllO over in market; being cheap, well mad?, and
convenient. .I have also, II variety of
CAST IRON, various patterua,
SHEET IRON, Self Reguldora.
ALSO—Otoves suitable for burning bard or
soft coal, will be furnished to order. Customers
will do well to 'exittnine my stock, which is as
full and well selected as any In Northern Penn
sylvania. / have also put in a full stook of
I
W. T. MATUERS
WILLIAM ROBERTS,
•
Agent for all flrat.olci;rt Stoves,
Main Street, We Debora, Penn'a.
•.
COOKING STOVES,
THE BENEFACTOR, •
ELEVATED OVENS, -
PARLOR STOVES,
3Elria-csL:vtrarep
of all eons. Thankful for liberal patronage ID
the past, I respectfulllteollolt a eontinuanoo of
the same.
Sept. 16, 1868.
The American Cooking Stove
All articles of value and established reputa
tion 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 reputations of
those who have. The Atneviaan Cooking Stem
for instance, has obtained a world-wide reputa
tion. Messrs. Shear, Packard dr, Co. bavb spent
seven. years in improving and perfecting this
stove, till it is' almost perfect as a stove, and
they have spent large -amounts in advertising
and bringing its 'merita before the people.
There have been numerous imitations of it, and
they have been compelled to bring five suits
against different parties for appropriating their
patented iinprooonents all of which have resulted
in their favor. 'he last phase of thesegriefimita
tions is ono ar in design and almost an ex
act imitation of r. t
he name, only one later left one.
These spurious imitations aro sought to be
palmed off upon tho public as a genuine 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
prosecute all infringements 4 . 1 d imitations till
others cease from appropriating and imitating
their improvements:
• SHEAR, PACNORD & CO.,
Nos. IT and 19 Green ere., Albany, N. Y
For sale by War. Ronears, Wollaboro, Pa.
Dec. 9,3 w.
HARNESS - SHOPT
that
tAsVnLaErn,el;wsosulod ''p.
is note
in lil f s t ; i f i r i i ) e la n s d t s ,
and that he is prepared to furnish heavy i oi light
3EXEla3lBedso,
on short notice, in a good and substantial man
nor, and at prices that can't fail to suit.
Tho beit workmen aro employed, and none but
he best material med. Call and keo
Dee. 9,1863—1 y
403.ix3r
ART GALLERY.
Iu consequence or Sickness, the firm known
u heretofore King Eastman'a Gallery of
Are.is hereby mutually dissolved ni..,•reeable to
both parties. The business will hereafter be
carried on by
CLAY KING,
OPERATOR AND PROPRIETOR,
At the old stand over Eastman's Dental Office.
Constantly on hand a largo ttt , :o.rltnent of .
FRAMES, SQUARE AND OVAL, OVAL
SIZES MADE TO ORDEE,
Also cases just received,_ which will be fitted
with large or small pictures of the bust quality
and at reasonable rates. •
PHOTOGRAPHS
copied from old Ambrotypes or Daguerreotype
of deceased friends. I I:tying secured the sorvi
scs of ono of tho best nishers in' Ink-sepia or
Oil. 'I am prepared to (di all orders.
It
TWELVE GEM CARDS
for $l,OO, or 24 for SI,BO.
PHOTOOR A PHS,
at $2,00 per dozen, either eartLt or vignotte;
largo zizo from $2,00 to $30,00 each.
Also a largo lot of CASES which 1 will fft with
pictures from 50 ccnis to .53,00.:_ o charges for
showing Goods. Eilweial attentiou paid to
making Pictures for tamilics in groups. •
Also a lino assortment of PHOTOGRAPHS
and tin typo albums, worth from 60 cents to SY.
Welisboro, Dec. 9, 1968
House and Lot for Stile.
i OUSE and bit, and vaoitta jot for rule,
cheap. Location IV cllAtoro, and tletiira,ble.
Inquire at the AuitatiJr Office;
Oct. 28, 186S—tf.
14Teu, , 111Innow
THE undersigned has tittod up tho old roun
dry building, near the Brewery, Wollsboro,
and is now prepared to turn out lino calf, hip,
cowhide, and harness loather in the best man
nor. Hides tanned on' sharer. Cash ,paid for
hides. M. A. BURP:.
IVellsboro, Oct. 14, 1S S. -
Farm for Sale I
IrHE subscriber offers for sale his farm, lying
abeut2; miles castor - Wellsboro, in Charles
ton. Said farm containa ;52 acres, about 4O
acres cleared, wOll fenced, well watered, a com
fortable house, first-class barn, ether outbuild
ings' and a good young bearing orchard thereon.
Inquire on the premises.
ARTEHHS DOUDEN.
Charleston, Aug.,l9, IS63—tf.
HEAR YE i HEAR YE! REAR YE
BARRELS; FIRKINS, CHURNS,
- BUTTER TUBS, &c.,
Kept eonst intly on hand, and furnished to or
der, by us
W. T MATHERS,
at his nal? etoro,
W9llBboro.
2d door above lloy'e Iluildiqg,
(Junt, 10, 1S08.)
For Sale
A GOCat_ p pan of i young horsoo, truo and kind
qt
E. B. =LIMEY.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Flour, Feed and Meal, Westfield; Tioga Co, Pa.
Nov. 11, 18.68.-1 y
• i
- CtItOUIOI3 Plead
In the matter of the Co., Nov.
TiogaAlieordation. I,urin, 1863.
NOTICE is Lomb) given thai - applicatlon has
been mado to the :aid Court to grant 'll
Charter
. of incorporaticn the Assoeiation,
Ail if no sufficient red-on is slitiwn to the -con
trary the same will bo .;r.tr.ttitl . oo tho last Mort•
day of .fa n u ry, A. O. I Slit).
JOON I'. UUNALDSON, Prottey.
Jop. 6, 1863,-4W.
Cutters and Wagons,
OF all kinds, mado or the beet utaterials, (lan
ho had at 11. W. Dartt's shop, on Main
Street, near the Academy.
Also—particular attention paid to Blacksmith
ing of all kinds. • 11. W. DAItY.P.
Wc]lsboro, Nov. 25. ISOS.4Im.
08-WORK, IN THE BEST STYLE, and
withdespat.b, a tillisi MIITALTOA 0411c6.
WM. ROBERTS
G. W. NAVLE
CLAY KING
ROY'S DittiO STORE.