Il
italtiß‘r',4. - AT'VERS.
FEB.
ninw. Advertlantnerits
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tiOe.:-.44. B. B,liollietiiotdnfr:.:.
Aeisterio's 8141 i 44 W.. Gfuoliiey,
it - Mork. -
-''The American Cooking
„Stovear-Shoor;Pook-,
rad et Co. , ~„.
Pmts.'s E..Eoutt. _ - -
Roy't Drug Storo--John - 8.0 y.--
FOB 4 1 ALE....1rA 'few. copies of , .the life*
and times of Elder, Sheardown are on hand-- and
for rile . •-•
friOndo of Roy. A:
B. Chase, Are inidted to Attend a Donation, fOr
his benefit at tho,Ball over Stiith's Shoe Store,
Vega Pa., Thursday evening Feb. 113,..180,3.
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, AIICTI9I3 &NA% • ; Benjamin 4.T4stiil, of,
Cheadleii, will sell a 4ittintity of Farming uten- 1
silo, bay, bonen, atidllousehold furniture, at
. bis
fit rm . Friday Ott& week, at 10 o'clock . forelioon,
A Thresbing Machine and Mower are to be sold.
CommytT.—the Tioga Band will give
IS Concert consisting of Brass, String, and_; vocal
Ilusic j at Fares Hail, Tioga, Friday evening,
Feb. 19 There will be ,a Alinsla perfor
mance on that occasion. Cotame es at 1 7. i
o'clock. • ,
Aocmgm.—Mr. J. V. Ives, employed
at Oard's Mill, Hill's Creek, met 'with a serious
acoident last Tuesday morning. He was at work
near the shingle-machine, when his foot slipped
and he fell with his right hand against the -sair:
He loses a thamliand two fingers. •. "' ti •
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BARN 817114. , --A barn owned by
James Loper,ll3rookfield, tool; fire on the
night of Jim. 12,
,ultimo, and "burned to the
ground, together with its contents. aertain
facts afforded reason to behave that it was an in
cendiary fire. The live stock had been driven
from the stables. There - was some insurance on
the Ara and contents, but bow mush we have
- not hulled. •
TEE REVIVAL. - -L 7 The meetings at
Stony Fork are closed. ,41r. •
Nightly meetings are being held in each 'of
the churches in this village, (6z opt the Episco
pal), and considerable interest is manifested.—
Several conversion are reported.
ImatEßsiori:—The rite;of baptime by
immersion was administered on Sunday to seven
persons,. by R. W. A. Smith; pastor of the
Baptist church in this village. The ceremony
took place at Brewstoes bridge, below town.
Seven persons were ieteilied into Stony
Fork Baptist church; by immeriion, Jan. 31,
ultimo.
MIISICALCONVENTION.—Lovers of
maga will not fail to remember •the "Musical
Convention to assemble in this village, hionday,
Feb. lb, inst. under the conduct of Prof.\ A. N.
Johnson:', Prof. Johnson is Master . ohho i science,
and beiiira reputation among tension.' ounois
sears in everyi respect enviable. We •hl p°
. the
assembly will represent the musical talent of this
and Bradford counties. Let Rho a decided success.
TUE ldrasLEB.---This disease is sweep
ing through Wellsboro like a dry fog, Is there
a house free from it? Whooping-cough is like.
wisp on the rsunpag k ok Searletina is ono the de
cline, and the type, to far,- is not severe. These
diseases of children ought to bo banished in the
life of the next two generations. Stop eating
pork, and so help it on. , ,
ERRATA.--Mr.. •Galinus, Thayer, of
Lamb's Creek, writes us as follows
"In the notice of the death of my son in your
paper of Feb. 3, there are several errors in spell
ing. My son's name was "Elles," not "Elliz;"
my wife's name is "Ann Eliza," not" Anna
and my.namc is "Galjnei,!' and not "Gaines,'
as your types mako themo'
Mr. Thayer is entitled to the correction. But
:with a singleexceßiton,',tho spotting wee preathiely
•accordifillit the copy. ednt. Mrs. Thayer's name
Is the exception. - ' • -
I. 0. of T. - -ThO following are the
officers of Welisboro Lodge for the ourrent
quarter, installed lis,Deputy G. w..e. T. Bosard,
•
Mopday evening, Feb.l, inst. : '
W. C. T., M. H. Cobb ; W. V. T.;Mie's S. D.
Rouse;( S., A. B. Eastman; T., Mies Sadie
Brevreter • E. S., A. R. Austin ; Chaplain, B.
Monroe; 'Marshal, Ellis; - I. G., MlssNanoy
Johnson; 0. G., J. Cowden; Dep. M.,. Miss
Anna stevens; A. S., Miss S. Fanwood R. H.
S., Mrs. A. B. Eastman ; L. H. S., Mrs. W. W.
Webb.
The Lodge is fast inoroasing its membersoip,
and is doing a noble work.
MAI6EURG. —0 u r correspondent
writes: "Mr. Anderson has purchased the prop
erty lately owned by Mr. P. E. Kniffin, in this
rillago, and will open a Tin Shop.
"Mr. 3. M. Clark has purchased the house
and lot corner of North and Main-Sts., of Mr.
0. P. Richards, Mr. Richards has purchased a
farm in, Chatham.
"The Welch mines aro four and a half talks
rom this village, instead of I+, as printed be
ore.
"The petition for prohibition has been signed
y a large majority of the voters of Sullivan and
lainsburg. The remonstrants run so far behind
ttthat they are scarcely visible.
'5 The measles have made a clean sweep here,
remembering several persons fifty and sixty
•
yetqs old. No fatal eases."
MANSFIELD.—We hereby apologize
for tho non-appearaneo of the follovin# local
items from "Accidental" last week. they)lwere
t
mislaid; but they are still.novvs':
" The friends of Rev. I. 11., Spencer ;made him
a surprise visit; WEIS lehidence at Canoe; Camp
Creek, on the evening of 6th ult.,leaving him
about $BO cash, as proof of friendship.
I
" The furnace started again on the 15th ult.,
and is making. about 45 tuns of iron per week,
on native ore and Jackson Marl limo. Mr. IV. G.
Luti, is so far recovered from his long and severe
illness as to be able to partially resume his du=
tics as Superintendent.
"Prof. Streit returned home on the 6th ult.
from his trip West in search of health. Wo are'
glad Jo welcome bins among us again, and though
ho is undoubtedly better for his trip, we, wish
him entirely restored
"Prof. Verrill ,has returneeafter an sibeenee
East of nearly five weeks. gverybody, and the
members of his several claises in the - State Igor_
seal School in partioulai, were glad to have bins
back again.
" Correspondent" dropped into the factory of
Messrs Elliott Clark a few days since, finding
them and their . employees busy, and judging by
the quantity of lumber being dressed, by them
for building purposes, there is to be a busy
time among the builders, in Mansfield and va
'shifty, the coming Spring. -
• COUNTY FINA.NCES.—The Annual
Statement of the COmmissioners allows fair prog
ress from a state of indeldeduen to ouo of uom
parativo-freethyai from debt. Iha entire debt of
the county in Jan. 18613 was - $169.475.84. Upon
this indebtedness the sum of $3,2.3 . 15.95 was paid
dUriog the year, leaving the debt at present $157.
129.95. Irt addition - to payment of principal,
$13.758.70 has been paid in interest—making a
total ofellsbursements on debt account of $50.104-
65.
The l i t rinary expenses of the county • during
the ye were, exclusive of County House aooouut,
about 00.000. The cost of the County House,
includitig balanco paid builder and interest on
mortgage,. was $1111)03.60. Of this sum the town
ships are changed with $4821.55, leaving for the
county the sum of $13.282,05. From this latter
sum deduct the property on hand Jan, 1, 180—
$3142.51—and the nett cost of mainting the insti
bitten appears to be $8.139.54, The actual cost
per week for each inmate was about $l.BB, inclu
ding ererything.
The greater number of the persons lodged in
the CountyHouso' by the townships were too
infirm, or too young to be of much use on the
ifarm, Ma y- of these persons required extra
bands to ti re for them. The Management of the
establishm nt is worthy of highest praise, and the
Superintendent, Mr. Tabor, has earned deserved
credit for executive abilities of the highest order,
as well as for a happy, faculty of winning the
esteem of the inmates,
by a kindness and con
sideration for their oomfort as rare as i 4 le noble.
abssi e;,-Nv at . ,coul,rl'
writtea' the . perislntt ns„teKhi n'
A 4 k
blacken the records of mankind from the begin
ning of historic time!_ The rack, the whee), the
Stake, the d'ungeon, thef44,1141,.-:a4(tjae;exe I
What a story for children it would be; and how
kings'and priests, end-lesser men:Would blush
far the crimes of their
,elasses• respectiVely I The
demon of persecution has a-thousand heads and
tot many arms. :` It termites into every nook and
corner of the globe and seizes Its 'statute in • its
awful fangs,. Shall me N reeermt some . ths.4etls.
of this monster ' Fnsiltig bY rulart„i4tlOht
the saints of old, the cruel slaughter of the'ilugue
mks, the outlawry of Roger Williams, And tho
himging of the Quakers, let us see
'—There was the myithi:Bibtherliood
the ancient and bonorable.ittur `!Tide Assitss:
whoSo P tiatiotvrti plied "With 'Poisol, i4 ” knife
anti dagger, uuder Cover of darkeeis, -if Tannin ted friendship ? and of the patronage of princes.
Choice spirits, they, high `toned gentlemen, who
bad reduced murder to an exact science and held
ths world in-atie. But •Public,Opinioni re
lantleis ty , raitt, attacked the Brotherhood untied
e
'the Iltiosy guise of lati r tielng the public gam' • in't
a pretext: and after a bitter struggle, dispersed
the Brotherhood of it.ssaisins so that they no
longer plied their organized trade. This inter
ference with a high-toned andehivalious Order is
still oiled by the survivors thereof as ono of the
trioit notable persecutions the world • has over
seen.
;, •
--Thera Was the chivalrous Order of Highway-
Dien, led by suchgentlemen as 011ffordund Duval;
which Order rendered the highways of Britain
historic, and relieved the financial, plethora of
traveling noblemen and merchants:. Attracted
by the brilliancy of the fame of these noble
chevaliers, but under...alike, 'or providing for 'lthis
nubile security, the reckless-lawmakers of Britain
attacked these lord's' Of Iffirliiglaway, land af
ter a bitter persecution, and much martyrdom of
the chiefs of the Qrdor, at last drove them out of
titelingdom ; so that, to this day, the remnarie9 1
of this litlotherhocid, in all lands, cite this notable
persecution in evidence of the madness of law and
the destructiveness of Order. • ,
—the i re was the Noble Fraternity of Robbers
which,-for many years ruled the Southwest of
this country, stigmatized*. sOnse us
,"1/Urrell'is
gang." It was composed lof as Mild-mannered:
men as ever out a throat :s i r slit a pocket. Bat;
the civil authorities, alwala at war with progress,'
ever the deadly foes of libdity, caused these noble
ohampionti of freedom to Ile hunted down, and so
scattered abroad that riot two of them remained
together. This was ono of the - most notable
tersemitions of the age. . •-
" —Later—and.vvithin the memory of many now
living-4-there was the philanthroPio and innatelY r s
noble band which_ possessed itself of the;:apPli
ances of power in the city of San Francisco;
which robbed pedestrians, at high noon' in the
streets; carried those' noble weapons,' the torch
and the dagger openly, - applying the' one, and
using the other freely, day and night. It 'mon
.opolized the business of bathing, cock-fighting,
theft, murder, arson; and it awed tiro judges and
I officers of the law by the grandeur of its achieve
silents. But the hour of its calamity came, when
the insatialsl7,derneet of Order, in the guise - of-a
Vigilance detnnlittee, leveled its bitter• "persecu
tions against: thb I:kb-toiled, gentlemanly, and
I '
noble murderers. l incendiaries , thievesand gam"-
' . ,
Isl , Fs, and most R itilessly bunted them to death,
or into porpatual banishment. And the voice of
these-vietitna of legalized persecution, wherever
they aro found, is still raised in stern denunein.
tion of the SaniFranoliToo Vigilitnee i tiiimusittCo s
—Later still, the southern wing of the unoient
and honorable Democratic party, arrayed itself
as the champion of a government founded on
Slavery, and with arms in hand, made war upon
the Federal - Government. The Intter,in the spirit
of persectitiOn so often alluded to in the'foregoing,
at once prepared to put down its assailants. And
by all the means known to honorable
. warfareit
waged the fightegainst the Free Companiens of
the chivalrous south, and their allies in the
North ; until at last, bereft of their slaves, robbed
of their share of the public plunder, demoralized
by persecution, and disheartened by defeat, these
noble scions of a noble race were brought low by
the appliances of despotic law and 'order; and "to
this day bewail the "Lost balm" as the
_victims
of the mostgi g antio perseeet . tiou at'ttliti'initinool
mouth, on record. .
•
—Briefly we have. mentioned some of the most
notable persecutions of innocent creatures which
redden the pages of history. The lesson is'. eta s
erance. : Law is a jealous tyrant. Order is:con
trary to 'the ordinances of Heaven. Rigl)t :its'
wrong, wrong is right, vice is lovely, virtue:7llas
eons; and the millennial day ap - Proaohes, .:When
the great:blunder ot chaining the, Devil ' shell be
made - plain to every creature, save those 'idiots
who persistently refuse to admit that beastlineS
is nobler than manhood. ,
—From aletter from J. B. Rail, Esq., L'' 't
Of the Catskill (N. Y.) Recorder, wo tar.-
liberty to extract the following quaint re, t
upon the mutability otthings mundane:
i?
"There is
,something sad—almost inful—in,
going over old ground - like that. verythiug
changed, yet the same- ' nevrnaraes the signs;
the little boys and girls grown to e men mid
women, and the men in their gr yes, .or 'white
with age; the toddlers of the of time grown to
be the parents of other toddlers; Everything old,
yet new, changed, yeras before . * s' * There is
food for thought in such a visit.- Do and seethe
place you lived in seventeen years , ago, and , if
you can keep down Just a iittie' sight of regret
when you see how the world has gone on in the
old way, unmindful of you, then you aro not the
honthre I take you to be." -
~,
—Wellwa appreciate that, friend Hall's for
did we not once, after a lapse of twenty years,
visit the school house where we learned to road,
with tears ? and did we not see the same old
carving, done with jackknives longonough runes/
out, lost, swapped, or worn out,' whose owners,
slept, many of them, under the daisies ? And the
seat where the prettiest girl sat--we sat' 'down
there. Yes, we did; and listened to her after fer
turie—tho wife of a sot, who abused her every
day, and kinked her children out of doors. Oh,
ah, arid alas! Let us glve.over thinking, friend.
A GOOD JOKE ON' VERDIC.ZWe,fiIId
in the Wallebin tho folloering good jolce otti‘ the
owner of the Hurdle Houge," as well, as upon the
Man with trumpet-voice who sits 'pll•s6lay, liito
Cerberus, attho gates of _that establishment:
"Rather a good joke was iunoe'cetly.porpe
trated a few . evenings ago,.op "the. man.. who
owns the House" a little girl of seVen
years. As sise4ciok her sent iti 'the '
mint she said: "Papa, what a funny ru a' that
was "What man i." said papa . " Why theinan
_who owns 'the Herdio House, and kept) saying
Passengers for Elmiralake that train; ,TPassen
gers for Look-Haven stand on 'that side."' We
advise the "man'who the Herdic House to
look to his laurels or the faithful sentinel at the
outer gate Will be pointed out by Passengers as
the enterprising mart who runs all the public
and much of the private enterprise of Williams
port." - - - .
We rather like ",the Man: who obits Ore Iteitlio
House." Ho would make n decided sensation as
a stump orator. Such a stentorian, yoke is not
often met with.
THANKS.—We are obliged to ~*r.
:ilerbert T. Ames, of the Michigan trnWersit3; at
Ann Arbor, for Catalogue, and Constitution,
Laws and' Dy-Lciws, of Inttitutlon. the
whole number of students therein 'is 1114. air.
Ames is in the Department of Law,-anti has-taken
his degree of B. E: already, -
A SWINDLE.—A fttendiu.._whoru„we
•
have utmost Confidence, seeds up the follOwink
'" We learn from the general Land Office at
Washington, D. C., that, :there. ere numerous
persons, not only in• P thisr State hat elsewhere,
who, having taken 'out the "Internal Revenue
License" ns "Claim
..11gent4," represent to
heirs of soldiers of the - War of 1812, that they
can proeuro for them, Bounty 'Land Patents fui
160 or 320 acres of land. charging, 11.toefer from
$25 to 860 in each ease;' whereas, these agents
only procure, exemplifications of the, original
Patents from the Rebind thereof,. and these
copies• are in 'almost eliery instance- entirely
valueless, as the premises embraced therein, have
been either sold by the 'Original Patentees, or
their immediate heirs, or have been forfeited Pr .
non-payment of taxes. '
"The , General n iLand . Mee,. we understand,
furnishes these certified_ copies to all.whomitda
belleved...ara..houa-lido ,applicants,at-a-oest-ef,
sl,4s—as required • by the MVO:congress, ap
proved July 2d 1863, and which took .eft ct on
the 2d 9f July T 865, whiCh alkotia•l4
the Treasury of the United States, and aids so
Much in the extinguishment of the Public Debt.
"We fillep that after this explanetion, none of
; the vtrties, , i*tereetepsrilkeubjeoL4llooelvee to
the
payment , °Vibe 'extnitionote 'ignited
•
by the, so-called claim agOpte.
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" vrOufin!
•„.
Tho visitors appointedly_tho Court of Quarter
* Ses,o o oft OW I•Tar!t„Tarat.to y ‘ le4 the.,99lfigt
PPerliensrteP§rti, 0044 elher:tbtbko,ttio. ZOV , ,
lowing: "That they hattmincitelf - oiriniined
11 001:101100,toci Itto said Poor Waste, , fia4l Awl -it
gelficrnider. (tag 60Aditton' uAniVrAtitti
the atmoti:pOtittf at tate .1 ' 2
Of' he bittlding, Wig follows : "The
building Is.well ' arranged, lighted, warmed and
'ventilated, so as to,Aondribe
cOinfoiter iti4bia tea,,,
• Thor spoke orthe tothoor 'room— in:'whigh ;the
youngert inmates-Ara dailyAnught by a competent
teacher in the branches of a good Etiglish'ednen.;
flouthus • "The sohnelloora i 5.... well arrange. andfurniehed, and.the aohool in :progress therein
is ono of the most, pleasant,, cheering, 0 1: ! 4, hopeful
filatures of the'eitliblitihnicitits.°
;Their roport oonelades with the fellowing
served trilifitmth`Leroy; Tabor, -the- genOematity:
andieffleicint superintendent'; •"We desire to 'ex•
preas'our entire approbation .of„the . - manner
• hlehthe establishment end Its inmates are cared
for and managed by Mr.' Tabor, and ourgratifioa..'
dot:v.oA, the.evidenees of his treatment of .the aged
and the infirm' with, a kind and tender eareiwineh
must go far towards making them tci. rgetfu I of 0015
unfortunate - dependenne." • ". ;
This report is signed by all" the =visitors,, via:
IL, L. Ryon, Augustus Streeteri'and John Vox;
and is substantially the , samtrln char:deter .'w14.11
the report made by the grand Jury to tho Court
during the-lat week of Court.
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• The' grand.harY ;visited't.he Poor. illouse in 'a,"
body, and in their report of the.'reault 'of.their
visit warmly Commended the management of the.
institution. • . Cosr.
THE .LattHSLATURE.Wo "take'; great
pleasure in - notiuctho:offoring 'of
the HOnie, by Mr. E. W. Davis, of Philodelphia,
to
y miliifrahiniei of .filei - friildulfOilleie'.
do tint, talin in;p4ing motion of
Mr. Rea (wonder if it's 'Sam P) tho resolution
was' referred to thi Cdmixtittoo ofWnyi and Means.
However, the note 'tie; reconsidered and tho
resolution placed upon th'e ilteCial orders.
. In the Senate u bill relating to evidence was
..... .•„
introduced and referred -to tin Jrullolary. -, Corn.
mitten. 'lt provides that parties :Interested ittl a
pending suit shalt not be therefore - distptalified to
testify there'd ;- no woman to be sworn.to , testif
for or against her husband, except .in 'snits b
tween husband and wife; and no person can : e
sworn rts a withers, being interested, :where, - . tie
opposite party is'legally disabled from testifylit' ."'
• The Innoidal Convention.
Prof. A. N. Anson, of Friendship, N. Y., will
hold a Musical Convention at Westfield, Tio,ga
Co., Pa, commencing on Monday e ve ning,
22d, 1869, and closing on Satuvlay evening with
a concert, to be held at the 'Methodist Episcopal
church. All those who wish - to avail themselves
of this opportunity of receiving Brat class instruc
tion, in vocal music, shoilld attend, as -Prof.
Johnsonlias no superior, Abundan't accotonio;=,
dationa for board can' be obtained. " •
Trot District Quarterly Meetings.—
Third . Quarter.
- charle9tos, Feb, -
Tina, " W. M. Haskell, Supply.
Evening April 18th, W. Cochran.
Canton, /Burgh, - - 6 y• 7
' Burlington, " W,Etathatn, Sup. ~Eye,
nlng.April 9.th; W. Cotihran. •. ••' t
Dlossburg, Maich, 18, 14."
D.
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Troy, ,"- J. D...llequai:Enp t
Westlield,,"_.
Farmington '
-", "- J. J. Turton .Eve
ning 2lst, W. Cochran.
. IFrooktield, March, 27, 28.'
West Chatham, " Eierott Sap. Eve
ning 2Sth, W. Cochran.
_ Jg near - the
stove, when the car left the traok and
, rolled down, an embankment. He. as
burned, buttiot seriously._ . •
x., co a al. .131z05i1.22.45 Isis,.
etions
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BcatooL DIRECTOUS sato Oissms..--By ar
rangement with the Publishers, we will sell until
further notice, the following Books at Introduc
tory prices : •
The National Readers, and Spellers.
McNally's Mouteith's Geographys..
Clark's Grarnmari , `r
Davies''Arithmetia..
All other School Books used in the County will
be sold at Publisher's lowest rates, and sent by
mail or otherwise to order.
• ' fluon YekrAG'l. Co.
Wellsboro, Jan. 27, 1869.,
The largest, best and cheapest assort
,ment of 'frames over brought into Tioga County,
with large - ptetures in every - way to Suit, and dud
photographs at $1,50 per doz., all going fast at
Frank Spencer's 4tt,tiallery, Mantled, Pa.
Dec: 245-tf.
, SEWING MACHINES.
nowg, Jr.; first 'Premium Ma-
Xa i hino for sale in Welisboro, by
Oct. A. FOLEY.
SPECIAL
GENF,RAL-
For SE*lifier hiCEILINESi
• y , • y
WILCOX ;Fr. dIBBS
SILENT caut4 "Maehint mattes - tile oltistle
twisted-Loop Stitch, and the only First-Class
Single Thread Rittehine Mantlfactoyed. Also
New Family • and Manufacturing Machines,
will all the late improiements. The Singer' Co:
sold in the year '67 over forty-two thouiand
Machines, being Several thousand in advance • of
advanee•of any otherMeohine-Manttfartnred.--
The Buckeye Shuttle , Maohlne; the - only,eheap
Maobine"tbat'makes the took • Stitch: Viir be
sold at $22, for hand Machine, _ and ars3s, wilt/-
table and treadle. Orders taken for the.,Amori:
can Family Knitting Machine. - • . .
.
• GEO. C. BOWEN, 'Agent.
Office just below the Townsend gonso, Wells-.
hero, Pu., p05...16, 1868. . . • '
-- : ' ' l'l3 1 EFFgeTS - IS :"• 'I .-
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.It.la a' perfect 'trod' wondetfal - .nrtiele. . -Curlw
baldness. , ,blakes_bnir grow. , A better, dressing
than'any "ell" or:"potriatuntel Softentthrasdp,
dry and wiry hair into Beautiful Silken Tresss.
But, above all, the great wonder le the rapidi y,
with which it rei , tbres' GRAY ITAIR TO 1 S
0 RIO INA i.z_cor,oit. • ~' - - '- '-
The whitept-timi-irertt looking-hair retutnes it¢.
Y"bthr.itirbeirtrty by -its-use.- - _r. 3 t tictir., - ,trotribtolitar
hair;bnt - pi rike#'ll rthe" root - anti fills it witti nenr
life and et;loring matter. - 1 % .7 -
Thq firFA a lirl ie.:llion. will doziiiid ; you. , liil
. t .. fee
the NATI T ll AL COLOR /Finning every day,ried
BEFORE YOILEITOW.II%.
the,old, gritY• diftetered appeorenee ot , the ;
vi4l )o gene, ple.eete lustrons;uhining : and
- , -
4.1 k, fur,lle)rs - Siellien Ji3ir 4enew,eri,no et
er artiele . is itt till like it in effect. , • •
, See that each bottle has out priviiie r :(ii; : vein:i
(mkt St plop o . y.ey_ tbo tog of the bottle , .lil of is
ere ire, I,nifortfent.
R. P. 11ALL k p - 214) kittl'hua,' N. IT. Propiletprs.
• For Kilo by all Drugeletp. 4v. a, 1868:
OTICES.
-......4..0
SINGER'S
HALL'S
WNW
22autsIVAR
' WI -EEL • ;
1148
4.,
- - MUDGE—ZIMM . .—At tlao Baptist church.
x.c.,
ti" Cherry *Elatts, - Pe . 4th 1869, by Rev. 3. E.
Calkins, A. W. Mud and 7.ydia C. Pamir,
ill of Oberry_Platts. I •-•,,
.qILANGIVAD4.4I R1:17. 4 8,t, thlrresldenee
of tho brides Parent's 'near - Paris; Bourbon Co.
Ey., by tho Rev: Mr.yarshall;fdr. 0. D. Blanch.
'Barak
formerly of Tio a eonnty, , Pa., and Miss
' , Dar& A. Burdin, of i mis, Ey. •
: BATERLY—GRAVIL I -In lianeneld, Degr.
4th 1868, by Rev. -Reach, Mr. Edgar
Saterly, and Miss De lah Graves, both of Cov.
Angton.
.VE TV AD Vfal? TIS MIEN TS:
- - -
ate k r'siTqtioci.
t Weft:talon•ile both non on
odorick TabOr Isto of Jack-
Co. Pa., deo'd, having boon
awing aaid.oatatoomelain
wlth • •
L. B. EMEIVES,
Feb.l9, .1.8(19 r 6T.- • Adm.%
• .
- A l ipan 4 ll,
ETTERS.of:Adt
_LA tho Estate iff Fl
son township, Tioga
gal:atm:4'4o4o4ons
idg; Yignlnit-tholuttni
ve,
• WANTED, AGE TS—Mato isr Pamela, who
can earn fro $lO to $5O per week at
80we.,-All Goods Allo sonsigned'to Agents,
to bolitiid for when Sold, and ittinees sent - fro.
For fun phrtienlateadd i rtssj . .7sltk stung', FOOT
,it CrAnn, Detroit, Mich. 4 . 1
' Feb. 10,11389-4 w. . _
. Sate.,
•
NQ
TIOB 1a her - Obi given that X shall eripoi
to'public Sale at my office in taiga; Ti
ga county Pa., on Saturday the 20th day
March next at ono o'clock P. M. Back accoum
and -judgments of Lawton Cummings again'
vat:lona individual's at Mansfield, and. vielnik
;or cash. A schedule of the accouisti"andjudi
manta containing the name of the Debtors, to
,the amount 0100100 c bAdtie k tvill be exhibit
_at the time of 'eftle'
UN W. GUERNSEY,
• , A:sigpee
FPk.I,S I , IBA9-4W
' Ilona° a
ii Lot for Sal
, LOT large, house oomodiona and 00 1
ni
will be sold ()heap for ready pay,
• Also, n; Iforse, gutter, lie
Buffalo - --all in goodcondition -- f or sal
For particulars, inquire at this office.
, . . . ~
The American Cooking S ve
Is steadily increasing in sales and in Olio fa..,
vor, notwithstanding tho attempts t imitate it}',
name, its dosign.and yarions impro
,ements, and
to appropriate or , "detract from its great
tion. Tho people soon learn t t they aro de .?
ceived and sWindlod bythese orthless imita 1
dons, and go back to tho artio o of standard andi
Well kdown value land tho mushroom' imita4f.
!I
tions have their brief axis nee, and are- heard,i
of nO,rnord, whiled the A &MOAN, pursues th ,
9 r
5 i ,...
OOLEN AND PA - 18Ln SHAWLS,
w
even tenor of its ray, a will continue to do',
So as long as Stores.co inne to•be necessary ar-i 7 NE= NOTIONS,
tidies of household_ fu nitnre.
I • •'• •
SHE , PACItARD &CO .
. . .
.
Nos. 17 and 9 Green at., Albany, N. Y. 1 ,
' For sale by Wu ItonErtrs, Weltsboro,l s a. I
,Feb..lo, 1869 7 1i..• -, • '
o.u~T`z ' s
,_QELI4II7I&TRI)
aiio Cattle Powilers.
for
This preparatiori,long and favorably
'known,wills ,thoroughly re-Invigorate
broken down and low-spirltad hifiraes,
by jatrFigtllening and' cleansing the
siotiich ad intestines.
r 11, 7 1 1 1 It is a Iwo preventive of all diseases
Incident to this animal, such as LUNG
FEVER, GLANDERS, YELLOW
WATER, HEAVE ,S 1 COUGHS DIV
TERM, •FEVERS; F 01TN43 ER
LOSS 'CIF APPETITE AND'VITAL ;
ENERGY; — &o. 'qt.! 'nee improves '
the wind, increases the appetite— f#r
gives &smooth and gT i sif , skt -rand
transforms the raise skeleton
lute fne-looking andel> rlted horse. - •
• To keeper. - of Cotrs thli preparit•
-it2 tlon is Invaluable.. lt is a etre pre
''' - "•• Ventive against, Itlnderpest, Hollow
r , a c if
1 ;;•••." i -,,.....,l
~ .t 1
actual
ual e e tc x . peri Tt m b e as nt betoenintreasrovee the nby
• 'l7 • 511.7 quantity•of milk and cream twenty
• per cent: and make the butter thin
. -.'"'• " e t e tr. , id sweet. In tattentog cattle i it.
tits, Ibosens their bide, and mixes
'glister. , ' -
gives them an a ;
them t h rive mno
In all Meanies .f. Swine, mob as Coughs, rieeTtl in
the Tnnge Liver,"...e.;thliarticleacts v ~ , -,
By an a specific,. By putting from one • ,4".,. - ;'''< - :::: -- ..
halt a paper to ' ap aper In a - beirel of • .. - 7-.3 -
trwill the above eases will beeradi• . • ~..-' , ,
cated or entirely revented. Velum lel IV . -
in time, a car n, preventive and -:-- ---=---,-.,-•
Clllll for the Hog Cholera. ' ' s:.. , ' l,- 7-- -- - ,
... .. .
• •
DAVID . E.I FOUTX, Proprietor,
11 1 40LTIZar.QAE• Md.
For sal' by Druggists and titorokeepers .throughout
tits timid Mutes, Cantultui and Bontb Asuirlos.
. .
Lots •of Fresh Gronnd.
• FOR ROO, at
L. ,13ALD WIN &
Fe!). 3, 186 . -
DE • ISTRYIE.
1.1? O. N. DARTT,
co .tinne his bUsiness iri WeHeber°
Where he respectfully s olidits' the
Patronage of all who need, or desire 'the Cervices
of a Pontist. Having been for the paWfourteen
years e'ngaged in:Dentistry exclusively,. he feels
oonfident of giving perfect satktfaelion in all op
erations intrusted to his mirk' Special attention
given to the treatment of caries, irregularities,
expoied nerves,l ulceration, and inilamation of
the gums, and all:other ;dise ased to which the
teeth endgame are subject. 7.•.• •
ims-rlrat Class Work guaritnteed inoth me
°Masai and opera liVe.Don Seery.
14 'Ortrion di my residence near the Ephioo-1
palljhurchi - •
Wellsbore. Nov.11,1808:-Smi
. .
• \. •
DRS: THOMAS - eNVARRRN,
. „
• DENTISTS, TIOGA, PA. .
Do A .
you want to save money'
'coo to Wodd*Grillory fOr ydhr Praureti, •
•'' BOA:DON an,il Cases, it will cost pm
• noshing to entioiro' hie ptioeo. •
, *ollaboro, Jati. l lB 1869.—;-tf. ' • . •
tAYUGA - ITASTER
jOTS :.of*Fresh Ground , Plaster at Painted
j Yost Mills ' ..`coustantly on hand, at $6 per
Ton Also all kinds of Flour, Feed, at lowest
Caelxpriee.-. , • • -
Will de/iver :Flour and Feod at Tloga . Depot,
Corning, frit,' of charge.
W. B.IIQDGMAN, Co.
Jan:6th' 1868-4 mos. I Painted Po-St.
-, TUE. fiIIIFIS I BOOK . -
140 beautiful and useful -illustrations. 7bo octa
vo pAges.. Sli,otri ijustwhat oviry fainter wants
to know; - • ~,
_,; . ;-
41.0 W . TO' KE -THE FARIItITAY.: -
Elenifor a'eiroul t giving Poll , description.
Piiikkß" , isji:FARALERS' - SUNS!i tt
1
Experlencod.Rook Agents and Otters; wanted to
take this
. hoi:Cli to every,`Farmer in eve g oomeau
ttitjc 11ttilitees 'permanorit.- Pay; ,from $l5O to
$2OO, per' month 116(1ot:ding., to us,psrienoe, and
abifitF.'," :Addicts :.. '' , • '
• ' • ri . ' ZIEdLET; ' lllc6tirß ' PY a 0 0 :2 - .
,lihil'a ' Clrcin,nati,
,Chica,s, oi,St: Lents. •
. NOV. -25;1811-5u3O. -.. " ,
"~ Cabinet
Card Photographs,•
and hll:sPeciiirelies, and finest styles of 'pictures,
finished. in Srst•class manner at Spencer's. Art
. • .
Pitansfield;Feb. 3, 1809. ' • -
9 . Tony% t eptoo of that elegant .new style
;e_ard Phbtoir4phl to be had for $1,50 per
~doz;„.at'SPendot's Art Oallery 1
hferiefleld, P oh, ,O, 'lO9. , • •
. ..
„ I s
- , -; - pi,:n i -is_ the .cilecipeati ..
' idle the or &going to Sponeer'aArt Gallery
tolteethe best.' ' ' '
11401teld, rb, 8, 1888, • . '
, t
KottAToovvoßEto
BE
EMI
AVllira purchased tho r entire stook fotiner.
H
1y owned by n: Goff', we would announce
to the people of irloga County •that we baie just
received a full assortment of • .
,
SEASONABLE GOODS.
INIII
,
obiliesince the . 'recent:Aconite in pricoaNnd
irealate good bargains, to
al continually keep a full`
MI?!
P. es.s nl
oh,
SILK GOODS, WHITE GOODS,
(:,4::ktt011. CA-ocodLia
BOOTS: AND itIOES,
GROCERIES,
CROCKERY, &e., &o.
ou haVo only, to look through
.our, stook to
:fy youraelves,Ait ire are aelltug
4 04ectp - or - thii,4:the Ch.ectpetiat."
rintry Merobante oupplled at email advanoo
;Now York Cost. •
NEWELL go OWEN.
ing, 04;29, 1808,-Iy. _
T 4 Battle has been Fought
A\D VICTORY WON.
G°high in quality and low in price have
d the day, and hereafter will be found
ready willing foi.actii , e and efficient service
in beha f all those who will call and give their
orders at
& .FARR'S,
• -
Goode eldo *a havea. full and
and_ussoktinent_c f an d
On th'
(7=o
Flannel
with a g l
with whin
"oaira
Lt. variety of YANKEE N.OTIONS,
rfitl in and trim up. We would
l afiontion to our assortment of
,•
. 4.liats and Caps; -
With Webs ich we know will compare favora
bly with prl of the same goods before the war.
- 14 ts and -Shoes,
which bar t 1
with warm
fitted to all
Flour, Po
fee, Ili
Then cora l
Tubs, Palls,'
, Boxes and :
Goods, such
,to., 'which
risk the sell!
amine& •
P ELT sole
-1y.1.10 upon
the beauty,dur
iblllty and ar
iatio merit .of
tkeir work to
recommend
:born.
' Wo have all
the mochrn im.
work known to
:OMAI3. .
REN M. D.
Tioga, Oc
Gre l
Wilson
French Me
ver Sao
Po
DELAINES
FACTORY'S%
ED AND
of every derecipt
BUTTCFNI3 of
• - • obe
READY
ever brozight , lo
"the-plass,
We have large al
r ~,
Drawers; Und
Ruck Sleev
Clotliing
- man
Thank fat foc.pa
tentioti to Ineinos
anco of ttlo same.
Weiriboro, Oct. 1
- DOR 041,111-4.41• pair otploasure Bobo, at
Vic 28, IBM TOZii BARICHWO.
."..1-:. 1.,.; , 11 ',",:.: ,:''.; ' ,- 4 , ,'
CORN
:: 'k
a~~ . n
:
=OEM
EOM
ES
RUM
GOODS,
.
Si eti VeIMMO;
TIOGA, PA.
oops,
Good stook of
S7teetings, Prints, Mutlins, De
, ines and Dress Goods,
?en made to order from perfect stook
e. Work ready to be shown and
!storners. The Grodery steels in
cludes,
Fish, Salt, Sugars,as, Cof-
Syrup, Molasses, &e. &c.,
the . WOODEN WAR such as
; ,c
O'ash Bonrds, Mop Stio 8, Sugar
is, 'together with name us other
[ CrockerY, Glass=ware, Stone-Wire,
'will always be glad to show and
after the goods are seen and ex-
• ,
. ,
W.III%RAM A, FARR.
0, 1808,
t Bargains
or all who OaII at
Van Valkenburg's
Info
2 Upipn Block. In
es, Empress Cloths, Bea
ngs of all disoriptions,
ins of all colors.
PRINTS, ALL STYLES,
SHEETINGS, 'BLEACH
LEACHED MUSLIN'S.
OP SKIRTS,
n r DRESS TRIMMINGS and
kinds; also the-largest and
en assortment of '". •
IN CLOTHING
, .
Tioga County,. Homomber
tallbeforo.purobating.--
-ortment of Gents' Furnish
ode, oonglettrig of
fitlirto - , - Flantrel
;, and Mittens, and ,
f every description
otured to suit. - ,
patronage, and by atria
bopo to abare a cootinu-
wir,§o
VAN VALKENBVite.
18013-tf. ' ' '
kall'&;Wisiter
I=
IN , CORNING,:
MI
W E limy° received a very LARGE STOCK of
FILL AND- WINTHR GOODS
on,tbe•most favorable terma i arid will be sold it
Very small advance from 'cost. We 'think we
hatard nothing in saying tbative keep the
- t
-,.
BEST ASSORTMENT
and the BEST QUALITY! of 'Goods that are
kept in the place. Have a store light enough to
'see what you are buying, and pledge bunrelvei to
SELL -A8 Ttr,
. 4 i ir l e alciotynteionnusaidteo makered ou
as at r any t,
.othlrestabliehlhen
CLOTH TRADE
ono of our speoialtles, and when desired
MAKE THEM TO ORDER
-
on short notice and in the best Manner. We
ttavo added to our stook a good assortment of
CARPETS,
BRUSSELS, PMIZE - PLY. INGRAIN,
COTTON WARP, HEMP,,,AND
STAIR CARPETS.i
FLOOR OIL CLOTH
GE
"and MATTING, and can sell them
We are the agents for thO
GREAT F. S. TEA COMPANY,
and sell TEA at New York prices by tho single
pound. An visiting Corning, are invited to nail
and examine etock and prieee. •
SMITH & WAITE.
Oorning, Oct. 1, 1688.
Mae% IETs; X-Xix-v•e•
P_E:4A:C_E!
I F you want to 9130 a good stook of
FATJt & WINTER GOODS!
T. L. BALDWIN Er. CO'S
it ,Ajo 1 . N$ 'lol:ttg, 5 5 (6; (1 . 0 (s) 10 S
ALPACAS, POPLINS, CAMBRICKS,
FRENCH JACONETS, ORGANDIES,
PEW:IAS, VERSAILES, BLACK
AND COLORED SILKS, ,
&c:;" &c. •
ALSO, IRISH AND FRENCH POPLINS,
BRAWL AND CLOAK DEPART-
I MENT COMPLETE,
TRIMMINGS, LOTS YANKEE NO
TIONS, HOOP SKIRTS, BAL.
MOREL SKIRTS, OPERA
FLANNELS, CORSETS,
DOMESTICS. •
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
01Oths and Cassimeres 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, &o.
GROCERIES,
the most complete 'stook you oan, find, such as
TIJAS. We are old tea drinkers and know them
to be good.
and in fact thii-Grocesy Um-
A l iso, liutter'i l ebs end Pails;. Butter sollAou-eom
f
mission—lto herget,l fOr hundlpig; het 'would
like a small ortion of' the money on get in &-
turn, that is f our prices suit.
FARMERS TOOLS,
All kinds and superior quality
IT yen rr don't fail to try ours.
wont good We'ttrirrant it.
COUNTRY' PRODUCE
takon in (mining° for Goods. Wo Propbse to
sell our Goods reasonably. "Live and let Live'
prices given at the counter—only one price. -
Cash paid•for proluoo if desired.
T. L. BALDWIN A 00.
Tioga, Pa., Nov. 83,1868.
.4TTERS of administration haring been
Li granted .to the undersigned upon the estate of
Chester Patridge; late of Charleston Winship,
deceased. ell persons indebted to the said estate,
or gitkitninZagaiufiLtha.satamwill.settlemith
RACHEL PATR ID GE,
JOHN KOHLER, • •
Obarlestozi, Yob. 3,1883' ddla'ro.
~..
consisting of
110 W - VERY LAW
.-:~
go to
TIOGA, PA.
If you want
each as
A frcib !Olaf'
SUGARS, MOLASSES,
Administrator's notice.
o'BEg4iitiFitgOkott '
I sing, I sing Oa. eutiotat
Almost as strange as Boggs PPRu Trktik
Vv.o:owitiieround-il oinle oil roAnd
Xad while on the down oast pert Om awing,
/ stopped at the city and took o Tribe Spring
STYLES OF CAGERIES,
The fashions for.
SUGARS; ARE .BONT IN THE NEO*,
And moreastonlibing
Molasses & Syruils
have a freer run downward, vilth a' fennel -4i-
pad trait.
1011
03x6rel,
from theneok'downward, and
uo and envoi with stew.
-.TEA----TEA 1
__- from .a drawing furnished to
'every ouitomer who buys a pound. Ofthe styles
to suit eomplexionsy cto., I may mention that
Black Tea
you oan have it yeti.lang tor it, 1 eannot get
time toihok up all the hard words whit& the
‘._ „
GREAT AMERICANI'EA COMPANY
nee to startle the Innocent people about the coon.
try phut you can depend upon finding the very
best of Tees at the
BEE-HIVE EXCIIANOE?
As to
11 CcolTek3,,
the kyles are various. Ton can have the latest
styles from the following fashionable foreign
ports, to wit t
MOCHA, JAVA, !RIO, LAOUYRA JAM.
&C.
I a the matter of
PROVISIONS
Fleur still wears hoops over all, and dispenses
with trails as unprofitable. I have all grades
eatable. Alto,
PORK, DRIED BEEF AND HAMS,
together with a full assortment oe light groaerlea
and canned delicacies. Asevti
MATHERS
Pays Cash or Trado, for OR 'MARKETABLE
PRODUCE.? -
LL AT MATIIERS'S
Well eb o, Apr. 1, '6B. W. T. MATVERS
I '
NATIONAL
LIFE 'NUANCE COMPANY
OP THE
UNITED STATES OF _AMERICA,
WASHINGTON, D. C
; •
Chartered by Speci'l Act of Congretis
APPROVED JULY 26, 1868.
Cash Capital. $1,000,000,
PAID p' FULL.
BRANCH OFFICE
First National Bank . Building,
PIIILApahPIIIA,
Where all Correspondence should Le Addressed
OFFICERS
CLARENCE H. CLARK, PrOSidoßt. '
JAY COOKB,PhaItIXESU Finance & Executive Corn.
HENRY D. Coott, Vice-President.
BEERSOR W. PEET, &big:ltaly and Actuary.
B. S. RUSSELL, Manager.
Circulars. pamphlets, and full particulars giv
en on application to the Branch Offibe of the
Company, or to
. R. C. SIMPSON, IVEurono, PA,
by whom applications will be received and Pol
ales procured for Tioga County.
Dee. 9, lBoB—ly.
WANTED— . •
ASH LOGS;
at our Mill. Cash paid for them. We are ready
to saw for customers. Bring on your lOgs. Lath
and pickets always on band. • •
Ash logs must be 12 or 14 feet long.
BOWEN & TRUMAN.
,Wellsboro, Dec. 10, 'BB.tf
Tioga Marble Works,
HE undersigned noir prepared tae. Tcute QII orders for Tomb Stones and Monu
ments of either •
. ITALIAN OR RUTLAND MARBLE,
of the latest style and - approved workmanship
and with dispatch.
lie keep constantly on hand both kinds of
Marble and will be able to snit all who may fa
vor him with their orders, on as reasonabll terms
as can be obtained in the country.'
Stones discolored with rust and dirt cleaned
and made to look a& good as now.
Tiogts, Nov. 1, 1851—tf
IT. 3. Krrtion _ - P. D.. konatr.
R. Krupp,
R, ItRITSEN'.& CO.,
WESTFIELD, PA.,
WOULD'announee 'tho publlo that they
are now receiving a full and eomplote as.
DRY GOODS,
•
Notions, Carpets,, Furs, Hats, Caps, oots,
Shoes, Groceries, Provisions, Crock ry,
Hardware, Stoneware, cte.
which tikoy aro prepared to soil for cash, or ox
change for 'Country Produce, at rates which - deb ,
competition, '
'Weattiolti,.Dee. 2, 1308—tf'
.11010.6 LOT OF GRAIN BAGS for 8010
C
clump at 'WRIGHT BAILEY'S.
Vfolisborp o Juno 5,-1887.
j:OBAVORIcIN VIE BEST STYLE, and
wSlhdeepatch,at VIE ALI ISMS CifEgAs
"FIR; Brltlll3 ABDO
JLP ERS, for salo At Roes,
111
E: '`
lIM
, i
PORTER WILCOX.
INAL SUPPORT,
i Drug Eton.
STOVES, STOVIS STOVES.
' Wit; l, -ROBAS/i*:
dgomttq alt9tl444anet4Teit
Naliptreet i ftliellatioro, Nowa,
i• , :;
i 3464 7„,:r;"
MEI
IpiaNG biien aPlotutod *lent ibr all ,ll,rif
elm Stoves manuflatturtid by tibiae, gash.
and & C0.,.0f Albany. N. Y. I am aux Tardy
to &rata tbo fallowing named Ofebrated Oftritst
COOKING STOWS,
AMERICAN,I • NATIONAL,
1
ROME COMPANION, • MONITOR.
' • TILE XIFNEFACTORI ' •
• - -
the latter oftrbloh Is the beat store far common
use *Thrill taarketi 'being cheap, welt mad., - and
oonsonleat.',l have also, irvarle4 of
ELZITATED OVEIIB,
PARLOR - sTons,
•
OAST IRON various plasma
I
SHEET IRAN, Self Regulators.
ALSO—Sloven suitable for Banatne bud or
soft' °on), will be furnished to order. easterners
will do well to examine toy stook, 'which Is as
full and well selected as anyin Northern Penn
sprouts. I haroalso putin a full etosk of
13sarcl . viraz•e•
of all 'torte. Thankful for liberal patronage in
the peat, I
,reepey•tfully solicit a anntinuantte of
thi same..
Dept, le, '1(1,11 . 8: ' 1144,. aoniVisr.
,Orplkqn's_Coxtr
rN pursuance orin order Of the Orphan's
Court of Tioga County, dated the 28th day of
January 1889, the Undersigned Executor of the
Ratite of Richard Phl!lJps, late of Westfield
Boro, in said County deceased, will on the 6 day
of March 1869, at the premises in Westfield
Boro, at one o'clock in the afternoon of said day,
expose to sale tile following described real estate,
late the property of eMd , decedent, .via : All
that lot of land situated in Westfield Boro, Tioga
y l;
County, State.of Penns Wards, Bounded as fol.
lows:- On the North b lands of Endue Hoon,
on the, South by the Co anew:lna" River, on the
East by lands of Charlton Philips, on the Wort
by lands of M. G. BoWman, Containing about
one hundred acres of,' land, more or less, fifty
acres improved with large frame house, frame
barn,_wagon house, together with other out
buildings, an • apple orchard' of seventy good
bearing trees thereon, Also a certain other
piece of /and situate-in—Westfield Township,
County and State -aforesaid and bounded as
follows : On the North by lands of Charlton
Phillips,
on the South by lands of Charlton Phil.
lips, on the East by lands of James Dodge and'
0. W. Edgoomb, on the West by lands of Charl
ton Phillips, containing forty acres mora•or leis,:
about ten acres improved, and a few apple trees
thereon. Balance good oak timber. For terms -
address Francis Strang Westfield Penna. .
• FRANCIS STRONG,
Westfield, Feb.. 3, 1369-It t * _ Executor.
HARNESS SHOP
W. NAWLE, would say to 'his friends
• that his Harness shop is now In full blast,
and that ho is prepared to furnish heavy or light
MaCinarixofiesiess,
on'ahort notioo, in a good and substantial man
ner, and atinioes that C r atei fail to stilt.
,
The,beet workmen are employed, and none lint
he beet material need. Call and see.
Deo. 9, 188.5-Iy. G. W. NAVLB.
PIMP' 32c4X1.1r19
ART GALLERY.
In consequence or Sickness, the firm known
heretofore as Bing-41; Eastman's Gallery of
Art Is hereby mutually dissolved ngretable to
hoth_parties, The business will hereafter bo
carried on by
MN - 6;
'OPERATOR AND PROPRIETOR,
At the old stand ores Eastman's Dental Office.
Constantly on hand a large assortment of
FRAMES, SQUARE AND OVAL, OVAL
SIZES MADE TO ORDER, .r
•
Mao oases just received, which will-be fitmd
with large or small pictures of the host quality
and at reasonable rates.
PHOTOGRAPHS
copied from old Ambrotypee or Daguerreotype
of deceased friends. Having seeured the aervi
see of one of the best finishers In Ink-septa or
Oil. lam prepared to fill all orders.
;TWELVE GEM CARDS
for $l,OO, or 24 for $l,BO
PHOTOGRAPHS,
at $2,00 per dozen, either cards or vignette;
largo size from $2,00 to $lO,OO each.
Also a large fot'of CASES which I will fit with
pictures from 60 cents to $3,00. No stooges for
showing Goods. 'Especial attention paid to
making Pictures for families in groups.
Alma a fine assortment of PHOTOGRAPHS
and tin type album:, worth from 00 cents to $7.
Wellaboro, Dee. 9, 1888
Hou;
IT OUSE . a!
cheap. I
Inquire at t 6:
Oct. 28, 186,
:e and Lot fOr Sale.
d Lot, and vacant lut for sale,
Location Wollaboro, and desirable.
Agitator Office. •
);—tf.
New Tannery.
MBE undersigned has fitted up the old Penn
.". dry building, near the Brewery; Welleboto,
and is now prepared to turn ont fine calf, kip,
oewhido, and harness leather in the best man
ner. Elides tanned on shara. Cash paid for
hides. M. A. DUMF.
Wellabore, Oot. 14, 1868.
'At Woods Gallery
12 Gem'Pictures for 75 ots. All Stylea of
work cheaper than elsewhere. Call and
Jan. 20, 1869-tf.
HEAR YE 1 REANYE I BEAR YE
BARRELS, FIRKINS, CHURNS,.
BUTTER TUBS, &c.,
Kept constantly - on 43nnd, and
,
derby
w. T. IVIATI-above'
at his now store; 2d door - above R i aj'a idiairi
Wollsboro: ,• (Jape-10, 1 SEL)
For Sale.
A GOOD' span or young lames, true and kind
„L - 3,„ Inquire at
DRUG STORE.
M. V. ntrzEzzr. ,
WHOLESALE, AND RETAIL 'DEALI2II: IN
Flour, Feed and gee OVesttleld, Tio'g,u Co, Pa.
Nov. 11, 1868.-13- - • , '
Cutters and - WagenS,.-,11
( - I F all kinds, made of the beat inaterl)lla, azen
‘../ be had .at It. W. Danes shop, on Maio
Street, near the Academy.
Also—partienlar attention paid to Mac'
log of all hinds., ' 11. W. TM
Wellaboro, Nov. 25, 1268-Stn
Adminislraior's_..Notke.
Letters of Adminittrationo having bee. gran
ted to the undersigned upon the Es' to o f
Joseph G eo , o f Niadlebury,,dee'd., all 4 - , Elbow.
indebted to the said Estate, and :all having
claims against the", Ellille, will call' and soak
with • LAVINA ORL',
Niddlabury, Jan. 0, 1868,-4w. Administratri
A H.Q,.~L' ~ I .R
n .N.W AND LARGE STOOK OF
Just received by P. & Co, Tito
greatest and cheapest variety ever brought iota.
totjrn._ Albumll iron) 75 eta., to $2 O each. Cult
Lind see. " P. R. WILLIAMS ,t CO.
• WeDebora Dea, 23,1888., r
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CLAY KING
IL H. WOOD.
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