MATTERS.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 5,1869.
New Advertieeinnts;
Itegiator'o Roticiwv.. la4oanc :
Appllostlotio ()use,
cooper TO. CopPinVW.tattiiirli. Nifbitg; :hover vs.
Gower, Brown ,91.-BrOWiti .411:Bierton bOrton,
Bristol rte.-Iteletitt' , t:t.
spring no4:l3ninnief n
Co. , • r , ,
Sowing
Administitttoeo.Notico:—Ellen Searle' Adwa.
Notice to Tax-pavers—Virtn. Roberts, Nteeelv
er of Taxei. .1. • . 1‘
Democtat.We - gonufor'Salol—L: C. Bennet.
To Lovers.of Good Stock—V. C. Bennet,.
Petition foi Charter. _ - .
CONCERT AND TABLEAtX 1 -4
(Tuesday) evening theCou4ll6uSe. Lutiiiio no
forget it.'
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RAILttO493B.--Thii 'time % table - a. on
fourth page, 40010 column; are iloli oorrected
up to this ditto according to thesehodttles Sent to
this office troin this ofgegi ottho- several ',compl
:lie!. . Of cisaric•they can' lie relied oh. bY. travel
ers. ita •-, . . - - • - -
Ductruss.—Gio. Bubb, Esq.; Collector. of this
District, lest Week appointed . P. Bodine, Esq.,
of Delmar, Deputy Cp)loctot: fot_lliaga Coiinty.
Mr. Bodine, we understand, 'declines the ap
pointment. 'ln this wo opine he' does wisely
and well.
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PERSONAL. — Mr. P. R. Williams,'one.
of our most enterprising business men, has es
tablished a Drug Store at, Pushore,,Sullivan
county, at which plane be *ill remain Iv , ; potion
of the year. Dushore is One of the 'rising 'towns,
and we suspect that Mr. , Williams' venture will
pay. •
TAKE NOTICE.—We have just re
ceived a lot of heavy Commercial Note paper
ruled for letter heads, and can furnish the same,
printed neatly, to order. We ilave": alsci a large
lot of fine envelopes, various sizes and qualities,
which can be furniihed - Very cheap with business
cards printed' thereon, to order.. . '
Having lately purchased the - latest itnproved
Gordon Jobbing.press, we cart turn out tine work
with great rapidity.
THE CONCERT.—The Concert by - the
Cornet liana last Friday evening was fairly -pat
ronized and was fully worth the money paid.,
The-band was embarrassed byAbe absence of a
tenor singer but the 'audience had no reason to
complain. Mr. Shakespear stated that there wns
yet due, for instruments - 4183.00, and the proceeds
of lie Concerts eto . nt tuplated were to be applied
in liquidating the'de t. The receipts were about
$26. Now that the atter is brought fairly
Ibe
fore the. üblic we conclude that the debt will be
,
q)sitl. L tit be paid.
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PERSONAL.—We find the following
handsome notice in the Troy Gazette:
"Our young artist friend, C. 0. Thompson, of
‘Yellsboro, teacher of Drawing and Painting at
the State Normal tichool, of Mansfield, showed
his pleasant countenance in our office the other
day, and brought with hits a fine specimen of his
work with the brush—a truly excellent copy of
rang's Chromo of. the Magdalena of Correggio.
The fineness of tho work, the delicacy with which
the outlines aro copied, the correctness and fidel
ity of the copy, show that Charley has made
great improvement since we last saw any of - Fis
work, and give promise of a bright future for our
young friend, if ho but works faithfully. The
picture hangs at present in Mr. Estell's Roetp."--
WITIOH Coilaing Democrat
chronicles the death and burial of a noted cour
tesan of that village, and among other things
states that the expenses of the 'funeral were paid
by a sister of tho ,deceased. Thei• Editor then
mks: "Was it the wiokedness_of woman, or dm
.goodness of man\that enabled the I sister to do,
this? Wits it the wickeddess ofl man or the
goodness of woman that made this woman what
she was ?" We conclude that it was a little of
all. put why there should have been any diffi
culty lu tlntllng pall-bearers on that Ogaantioa io
much more of a question to us. The men who
lot those women down the steeps of moral death
might have appeared and performed the inst sad
offices of co lemon respect. A dozen yeais ago,
those women were innocent girls. Who's to blame
SCHOOL CLOSING. —, The District
School closed on Friday, and 'will probably not
e011:141011100 until September. The closing exer
cises were interesting, and evidenced skillful
training on the part of the teachers—Mr. Young,
111111 Misses Sturrock and Itedington. The term
just closed has been one of marked progress . with
the children. They not only learn how to read;
write, spell, cipher, etc., but they also learn 'how
to - behave. We do not wish to say a word to lend
the children to suppose that they, are fully edu
cated in manners, but cheerfully bear witness to
their general good behavior going to and from
the directors will be lucky if they can retain
the presenteffloientoorps of tertehers fur the'..fall
and winter terni ensuing. But we suspect that
'this win not be done as regards the_ retention of
ail.
CoV r aIGTON LOCAL.--Mr. Wm. San
acrQ (of the firm of Sanders, Nowell dr., Co.) has
btxouie sole proprietor of the -Covington Glass
Wr.rlts. Mr.. S., is an old glass 'manufacturer,
and 1611 run tho works to their fullest capacity.
2 , 1 r. Holman retains the ropnagetnerAt.
A little son of S•. F. Richards fell from the
fence, forcing a stick into his mouth, severely
lacerating it. Dr. Robbins , was called, and
dressed the wound, and the child is doing well.
Our young friend F. M. Patchin, stalled for the
"West" on Wednekday. May fortune attend him
wherever s he may j?itch his tent.
The. Superintendent of the Union Sabbath
S , zionl,larts irrstittited monthly reviews of lessons,
usually on the fourth Sunday evening. The first
was a complete success. The programme inclu.
ded questions and answers, solo, and school
closing, with' an illustrated dialogues•
. CORRESPONDENT.
MANSFIELDLOCAL.—A new Street
running from Elmira street through Petersburg
over Prospect bill to the Picket hill i Dad, is be
ing npened.
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The Orphans have been turfing the grounds
about the School Building, which adds much to
their appearance and the beauty of • our village,
and :hews that the education of their - domestic
tastes is not being neglected; if any one desires
to become acquainted with a school that is thor
oughly 'Model,"t let them visit-this school, and
be eotiv'•iliced the "Model"' schools, rightly man
aged, nrePpractical.
Mr. John Murdaugh has set out trees around
his lot. The enterprise is.worthy of general im
itation. Yet seems as though they would look
better with some portion of the top left on. Trees
hither much of theirriourishment from the atmos
phere. The leaves are the lungs of the troe,_.aud
wt,hout them it must die of suffocation.
The "CI reeler" bend". may bo fashionable and
":qlisli," but that is no reason why the side•wallt
oiLlhe upper end of Academy street should put
on "G reetan" airs. '
Dropping into a wagon shop the other day, I
noticed a curious box, which the proprietor, Mr.
R. I'. tunics, xery kindly pulled to pieces and
explaine.l It 4roved to be a "moat" beehive,
and no prosperous family of bees ought to be
sitliout Dllc to live in. Its use and manufacture
is secured by patent granted to Mr. Bottles, who
is a skillful mechanic, practical . npiarian, and
itmrouk, , llly acquainted with the domestic habits
of bees.) With his hive there never need be a
swarm of bees lost by flight to the woods, and
throughout it is the most prnetioal Beientilic hive
I haverer seen. -
By ti way—there is no need of going .to
"Gotham" to BO a curiosity shop. Mr. B: keeps
one on free exhibition. I believe he has a few
humircit, more nice tools than any other man in
northern Pennsylvania, and what is better, they
of qwn.euttnufneture. I believe he intend,s
iciuging some of them to the notice of tool
toanufaeturers.
Upon reflection I think my friend ''Snobb;" is
right about - kiting Lawrencevillo blow its own
_ "born" cif it line any to blow), and though we
did a fine thing for them when we gave them u
lawyer, we have continucd'our benevolert o (tho'
It COSA us no loss or regrets) and send t mitt our
vehicipede. We humbly beg of Mr.—what's-his
namei at Covington , tbe privileg of withdrawing
-. our challenge to a velocipede ra . We have no
ambition to win• laurels of such oubtful reputa
tion.
Mr. Wesley Pi ts has bought tho grocery store
of C. J, Ztlunti,"iin Main street next, door south of
tilt: Post (Mee.
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The billiard saloon, formerly ran in connection,
-is closed, and it is hoped, - never to be opened.
- AUOIDENTAL.
GossiP.—Our exchanges are descant
ing upon the absurdity of an übiquitous boy who
has been seen by over a thousand. editors living
is as many . different towns„, ton. the ,very pause
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'daY;itild veff "on our
Ivay..hopti itea" , 4t7ing• to, lift .heinself : l,iver
I - erica - by his tio9o44ps.'` .!;Thilt Alp;nrtli ti!(if la t
thing thais l uot strike us 'Bo• forcibly as 'does the ,
folly of the boy who never tried to get (Aver the
fence at all. That,b9y mtly, befound everywhere.
Ile wouid go a mile to find it gap sooner than
climb a five-rail fence. The boy who has fur
nished so much aid to digestion in essaying to
lift himself by his boot-straps has the honor of
trying to lift himself somehow. 'lois not the only
boy who has 4.oled.away his -time upon itnpoit
sibilities.
—For exaMpliii There - are lots of, young men`
who make groat show of getting "up" in the
world, yet are hourly striding down hill. They:
profess to have an ambition to rise, yet parsec
the patti‘hihh leads hdt up. 'to ItWoF 143e
fulness. , Th6 , ,seleWthe c0n.40 and vulgai:, 'the,
brutal omit - degraded for their associates; and
when advised'to so live that their friends may bo
proud of them and:grateful for the honor WhiA
accrues to a well ordered life, they regard the
advice es a riftection upon their present conduct,
and make ha te,to - qotaruit the overt act* of defi
ance to all friendly restraint. about this class
of young men who are trying to
.clinib , thn hills
of life by eliding downward, We 'hear little said..
It is, the luokless fellow who, tugs at his boot
straps as richeap and easy way to .got over a
fencq who gets all the notice. Wo aro sorry • fin 4,
it. hcro.ono ;l boy essays, :Oat absurdity five
hundred boys - ilia' striding down hill as a cheap
way of rising. in the world:a ThcrboY who thinks;
it manly and smart to swear; the .boy who has no respect for hi; liaperiers; the boy. who mO
- all tho conversation in company i?f
his elders; the boy who drinks lager and whisky ,
and forgets to pay for the boots he weara; the *
boy who cannot bear reproof; and the ~boy who
mistakes infamy for distinction—`these boys ought"
,not to be laughed at,•but - orled over. And were
we to choose between a rattlesnake and such a
boy, we shonld take the rattlesnake, as a lesser
evil.; because one may kill, i and so be rid of
.the
rattlesnake,huN thankless' child wounds, his
parents to death.
—As if the Legislature could not do enough to
earn the eiirses of the people we notice that one
of its measures Was 'for , the• incorporation of a
"Society for the prevention of Horsestertling.'l,
What becomes orthe'vested rights of the ancient
and honorable fraternity of liorso thieves ; after
thiirlfas it come to this, that 'hors; thieies have
no rights which legislatures are boundl4 respect?
Is the man who has given the best years of his
life to perfqcting, himself in the noble are of enter
ing a stable, and obstructing . therefrom the nit
blest equine of the studbvithont so ranch as; dis
turbing, the slumber's of the owner, to be robbed
of his privileges and immunities ,,- his profits;
issues, - remainders t iind•So-forth.,'What
we asli, had the l i ennsilvtinia Legislature 6:l:Cre
ate a hatelul monopoly of the husinessof preven
ting crime? Can you legislate.men.ineehonesty ?
or morality ? or decency ? Is a man who can make
twice as Intich.bY'stetilinffl horse's as ho can by
chopping wood, to be legislated out of , businces .
in this reckless style -
—Some weeks ago our exchanges biought the
news of a tragedy in a Western town: Two men,
notorious topers and bad characters, after think
ing themselves mad •at a wayside inn, then
repaired to the housi,of an old man - who was sup
posed to.have money. ' They invited the old man
to do something which required him to stoop over,
and while in this position the murdei , ers despt tched .
him with blows upon the head. They fotind but
a few dollars and staggered away. Justice over
took these murderers at last, and as the worst one
was standing on the drop, he exhorted the spec
tators to bewarer of strong drink. Wo do not
learn that the man who sold the poor victims the,
rum was tried and convicted as an ACOCBS01;y : be
fore the fruit. However, should A deceive B in
such manner that A should tall down a pitelpice,
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and Ws act becomes known, how long would a
sober jury be out beforO finding A guilty of caus-
ing the death of B 1 It does no harm to think of
gwoo tittiv` mrtfAvx;., tr •
PEltkpliAL.—We have been requested. to copy
ho following from a Into number - of,the Brialfbril
Reporter
Last week we published an article neatening
Good Tem - plan against one N. S. Frazier; sup , .
posing it to be correct, as it catuo from what wo
supposed a reliable source. We now invite the
attention of the public to 'the . ,
Editor Reporter:—ln persuing you paper of
the 11th of March, I discovered n very slanderous
and untruthful article, concerning:myself r headed
"Cautifin." The accusations contained irr it, I
denounce as utterly false, and defy the author to
prove them. This vile slander was intended for
my personal injury; and if the author has any
,more calumnies in store for me, I challenge. him
to publish tbenrover his"own signature, and, hot
thus anonymously shield his villainy and respon
sibility. N. S. FllAZliit.
jIST-of Letters remaining. in tim WOlsborisi
Post Office May let, 180.
Martha Austin, Deborah A. Bacon, Lucy
General J. S. Brishin, Mrs. T. •Benhon Lewis
Culver, Mary 4Thappell, 2, ' Geo.J3. Belk Ellie
Carlow, Chas tDo - nlon,._Simon Davis, Prof.,. Ch'as.
Edson I, Alice'Breitn, Dennis Geo,'Julia L i varts,
Phinens D. Harrington ' J. E. Henry, Chas.
Haines, Clayton P. Kimball 3, E. M.Leary, Eliza
hic Cullock 2, J. E. Neily, E. Philips,.E. D.
Reynolds, Thos. Stone, Julius Sherwoo, :MrS.
llattie €tarkweather, Jennie Sweet, Josiah 'S.
Taylor, Mary Washburn, Addio Wilson, Maria
Webster, John Wetter, W. •H. Reynolds, Maria
Mitchell, Rebeeda Reece.
.Enquiring for the above, please say adverthied
etters. . • GEO. W.W.II:RICK, P,. M;
Jurors drawn for May Term, 1869.
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clait,CND JUROia.
'Brookfield—Johii G.'Holmes
Chatham—Francis Popo.
DelmarL—llenry Palmer,"
Farmington—Roberl S. Lngg, Jerome Bottom,
W. W. Welch. • , • ,
Fall Brook—Chas L. Pattison, L. C. Shepard.
Gaincs—Benkunin Pqrman.
Jackson—William Papher, Hid Updike.
Mirldlobury—William J. WestbroOk, Abram,
Westbrook.
Mansfield—Abram Shuart.
Richmond—John Ireton, R. B.'Bailoy.
Rutland—Geo. W. Van Allen, &ink frost.'
Sullivan—Geo Huslander, Samuel It. Long
well.
Shippen—Nelson Swope. • '
Tioga—James Dewey, William 'Goodrich.
Union-Edgar M.-Spencer.
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TRAVERSE Junons—lst L week. „
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Bless =Kafue Farr: '
Brookfield—r Horace 11. Seeley, Andrew J. Sim
mons.
Chatham--Benjamin VanDusen, Reaben Morse.
Charleaton---Jpbn • Kimball, Dime Wheeler,
Harvey - Young, John Jennings, Joel Culver.
Clymer—Watson :Hush mbre, „James Attcal ,
Rlfgah 11 Siobbing. -
Covington ,
Gillett.
Deerfield-
Elk—Lar
Farming'
Hall.
Gainea—Octavius_SEnith. •
Jackson—" Jesse Ctirran, .Tororno Varnhart,
P Dlv.
Knoxville, 7 1,-301in P. Brown. -
Lawrence—Allison E Evans.
Lawrenceville--Charles L Ford, Lot (iiiinger.
Middlebury—John )V nose . , Joel Telmer, Geo D
Keeney, Ralph Button, John. Starkey.
Morris—Enoch Blackwell.
Nelson.-henry Smith.
— Oen°la—Russel Crandall.
Richmond—Alonzo M Spencer.
Sullivan—Northrop Smith ; Isaac Squiree, A
Slingerland.
Shippen—Uri Tnipson.
Union—John E CleveAtud.
IVestficld—Joel L. Calkilw, James King 2d,
Le' i Skinner.
Ward—Tracy 0 Ho • ~
:Wellaboro—Charles M Sears. Andrew Foley.
2D WEEK
Bloss—John FitzAcrald.
Chatham—Sidney Ranch.
• Charlestorif---John Reese; Warren Miller.
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Clymer—George - M /keltl6l.
Covington—Levi Soper.
Covington bore—Thomas Putnam.
Deortield-Charles.l3lllkloy. •
Delmar—Delos V Miller, Charles' Cepestiek,
Ephraim Jeffers, `tan Coolidge. • _
Fall Drook.=George Hollands; John McCall.,
Jackson—Emmett flamers. • „
Lawrence—George L Ryon,Julius E
Ii irlcen
dall, Horace Roff, Joseph Guies, Robert W Stew
art.
Liberty—Henry H Sheffer.
Morris—Samuel Doane, Job Doane.
Middlebury—Thomae Roe.' •
T., Richards, Lem - lard 1
Red field, R bodes %V
Nolson--Nolson G Ray, A 111
. Loop, Qoo 11
Oceola—Morgan• Seeley. . •
Rutland-:-Andrew , J Watkins.
- I tlPhiPoßd":"PaPs-V, r, ... ll ub_ b arik , jamas.3l,,Roßo
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Veigield,Vbro*-Wiin
•T E P,.pItANCTO,I4v , FNT;pN.-.,-The first
qunde t ,ly aesstoil of the Tiogakonnty Tomperanee
Convention, will boshdM'at COvington, on Friday,
May 21st. inst., commencing at 10 o'clock A. M.
It is desired that each Lodge in the coeipty,, send
-a:full delegation: - Chase: wilt be
present during the Coti'renthAt'. '
Roptcsentatian-1 delegate flit. ,pach..2s meta:
bets,' and ono forehhh fraetiobni part.'
LaWrencovilloi 'May lst.1089:
BEIJAMIN, W. S.
Troy District Quarterly D';etetinge.—,
• Thirdiciparter.4 7, , -'•,
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0.1 Weai , er,
15,16. ' •-• • "
Wellebaro,
Pine Creek,
Mansfield,
Towanda,
It is desiccid thaethe rtigialar hours at every
Quarterly Meeting . should.be maintained, eseepS,
by special arrangement; Sernion; Saturday,
at 2.iP M. followed, by ; quarterly conferpoti, and
meeting Inithe evening;: L6vefetist tillinday:•o, 4.
M. Sermon 10 1.1 A. M.. followed by, Sacrament.
At. these hoiirs'l'lritirbe'expected,ilt,
'the places
just named with' each 'date. Where 'no 'supplies
arc named the pastors wilt "obtain. if they •destra.
where I am net present ,at, the , Quarterly: COO
fereneo I design to visit and'preaoh some Sunday
or other evening luring the quarter.
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WESLEY ,C001(1144
Mr et.l'
Tioga,l,ta pofa.nivungr opooiy49l64,ot.o7ii!thxpelte.s7;aga.t%
and Caps, Boota atidßlides, CrOottai,i'& Wooden
ware—ready to NJ inePabtediland void at a fair
profit.' Colt and ace.• .
HOUSE CLtANING:.- 2 Ugh Young
Co.,,are now receiving Choir Spring. St t ock of
Wall 'and 'Window PaperB, Chttaina; Curtain
piXturee, Cord and Week',
which they . areinew Bailin at gory figures.
Persons wanting geode in thhir lino will. do well
to examine their stock before buying 'elsewhere.
Pjo charge fgr chewing. goods.; • , ,
MATRIti.AGES.
BALLARDL—BAILER:.: 7 In ...Mansfield, 'April
29; by... Rev. IS:P. , Watioui, 3O`sio Ballard,
Of Sullivan; and 'fiire. Rabedos,, 13aker; of Mitns-
TIPPLE—WHITNEY.--April 4 , by p,ovi C.
A. Stone', Mr. Abram: A. Tipple ] aud• :Miorii‘fary.
Whitney, all of Eaat CharleatonJ
DEATES.O -
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VERRILL.—Tri East - Oar nth, Me., Orilla,
wife of Prof. Chas. H. Verrill, aged 28 years and
2t days; • Fit • * ;
DAILEY.—In Heonoyville, April 10, Mrs'iyi
dolia Dailey, aged 56 years. ,
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For sale by all Druggists. -• [Apr. 14, 1969.:,-
IN 'Ann Roast): Ta ce
notice, that Carlos itouso,"yOur 'husband, has
applied to the Court of Common Pleas of Tipua,
county for a divorce from LIM bonds of matri
mony, and that. the-'said court ba,s . appointed
Monday, May 31, 1889, , for, a. hearmal 3n a,.
runty - rz tact vas t -- "act ctatatru - - I , tatatcror -- rrtlictit
which time, and place you can , attend} if you
think proper. . - J. D. POTTER,
May 5, apt)... 6h,riff.
TN DIVORCE.—To ,Lyman. Cooper: Take
notice, that ltelieeen Coopor,your wife; by
her next trioud, Miner Watkins, has applied.to
thu Cutht,of t.,:ummun Pleas ,of Tioga County for
diyoree frout the bonds of matrithony,. and
that the said Court has appointed Monthly, May
31, 1869, at .the Court ilouso, Welishoro, for a
hearing in Pie said matter, at which time and
place you can attend if you ,think proper.
J.ll. POTTBIL,
May 5, 1860. Sheriff.
N DIVOltOll.—To TryphonaTWllito: ' Tnko
g
notice,, that Daniel A. White, yourlinsband,
has applied to the Court' Of Con:molt' Plene of
'Doge County fni. a Aivdiee, frOrn the *rids of
matrimony, and Mit the Said Court lias aP
pointed Monday. May 31;1869, at the' Court
House, Wollsboro, fur . tt hearing
. in 'the said
matter, at widish thou and illaco you'enin attend
"if you think proper.' ' 'J. 13..P0TT111t,,
May • • , ',Sheriff.l
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T.N 1.).1V QitcYlc. ; ---To -Dan iel groYer : Tqe n 0 -
1. fide, that-
,ypur wife, Henrietta' ,Orover, 'by
her next 11 ion il AI3 iel 613%, 'has. applin . d4o the
Court of Common. Pleas of Tioga _County , -ft a
divoroe from. the bonds_ of matrimony, an that
said Court tufa appointed Monday, Ma , .31,
I SO:), ai. the Court Louse, W.ellnboro, for a hear
ing in the raid matter, at which' time engine()
you eon attend if, you thinly. proper..'
J. B. POTTER,
May 5, lac* . „ .., . . ! . , Sheriff.
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TN DIV9RC.E.- I —To Maiy , W.. • Brow n : Take
lotiee„that„your•husband. Edwin C.
has - applied to the Court of Compion Plefiii of
Tiogn Couny for a divorce from, the bends of
inetrimuai,end that said. COurth:ie ,appointed
• Alonday:, - Mify••:ii,,lBl#9, at rho Court 'W a sp !in
Wellsboro, for ii,henringin• said 'enee, atn;hich
Limo• and place you_ CAUL_ attend. if you think
proper. S. D. POTTER.
May 5; Jsop., .„.
Margaret*theidodi'Take
iletice, that - Thomhs R. Atheiton, your 'dis
band has appNed to ttio Court of, Common Pleas
of Tioga County Wit a' divorce front 'th'e" bends of
matrimony, and that said Court has appointed
Monday, May • 31 ) 1809, at the Court z Utilse;
Wellsboro, fur ii.hearing in said matter, it which
time , and Mae° att*Ml if yod - th ink
proper. ~ i '" 4.15. P./TT/1R;
,„.
May 5, 1509. Sheriff.
DIVORCE.—To John' F.llrietolir Take
A. -notice, that" Polly -D.:Bristol; •by her nowt
friend' Corollas Iroveland, ,, has applied to the
Court of Comtnom ' Pleas of fflOga. County for a
divorce from the, - bonds of matrimony; rind thrit
said' 'Court , has oppointodsiMimdrtY, , May, 31,
4869, at the Court House., Wellaboro, fOr
ri; hear
ing in the prernices, - at Whielt , time and • place
you can attend if you think proper: ••• •
J: B. POTTtit, ' '
Mayo, 1869. • Shotiff.
Register's Notice,
OT is hereby given thaLtbe.
IN Onion: named below.have. filed theirnoL:
counts In the Register's Office for Tioga County,'
Pa., :Ma that the said accounts will be presented'
to GM Orphans' ,Court, for said : County, at &-
session of. said. Court, to be held in Wellsboro' od
Monday the 3lst day of May.lBB9, at 2 o'clock -
A.
AT,; for confirmation , and allowance. -,
Aceohnt of Jno. L Mete', Adminstrator ,of
the Estate of Sarah. A. Num, Into of Tioga
Township, deceased.— _ -
Acceupt of Roswell, Ackloy and-. Jane Oriffin,
Adiniiiistrators' of the 'Estitto ' ofPhila Griffin!
Into,of, Middlebury Township, deceased. .11
Account of A-. W. Wilson and Butler- Sinith;
4dminitreturs, of the Estate of Thomas' B.
poodeneW late of Covirmten Tw'p:,- deceased.
' `Acenunt -of C. .11..F4Moily; Suiviiing jAd
uninistreter'ef. the Beira° of ,11,4a1 Rase, tale of_i\ei
Antland -Township, tdecensed, with w a de ~ is
j o ined D. 0. Steveris and 11. hi.'lev'ens, Ad.
mln itiralpreStevens,of Ezra' I. Stevens deceased, who
' was - al's° on 'Adni i iiiitrii,tik ;of lhe','sqid ,Iloyal
_
Ruse, deesaaMl.
Account of Islatitan Austin and liiraul Brooks;
Administiletvra of the Estato'or'Nelson Austini,
lAN or 15 7 10,1sliere •' deddiksetl; - 1); If. , DElligkl,r- ~
Wellsbore, Ea.;,ltlev:s id.. . Ite4ls'teti.: -
- To- Lovei; of drooA 7 St6titi. '
'STILL er.it 7 tfatie to hoop . my Alderney Bull
na• int pp- vet Kent of §tock.. Ho will
be port of a simeo n in 'liiiddlebnry, and Wane°
of. the time at Wollsbaro, f • •-1 ' "
1 aliavo . .Sale", I,..Doyon'l;ull y vit.& blood, r '.
Yen ie ,AI tot), ira'de :Aiderh ay ' Tluile,
'Wed, d' year old:, - • .
,
rit(Aintioik to, iriP Chester Cdtlnt,,y
White poors7.4incle Eleirp and'lroifog America.
Unc l e, $4 lO w igtiv)in 1 , 1,k Mid:dle!ntry-,-Yontig
AmeriO,nt "' ' - -,• • .
T t!ol'
s i) gto§ii Fleasb give bibla
_Ol - 1L , , ,-• :' L, tr4lit.T..
Wellibpitilday'l4 - 106e.tt i• •
. ,
. ,
Orpbano' Court Sale.
BY VIRTUR OF an order issued Out of the Orphans'
Court of Tioga county, 1. will expose to pub& sato
and wRI sell- to-•ther highest and best bidder, at the
- fom svtg ng te r t f -U ndid o rris
itip4,r, a t g i on keg Ow!
at
net.iNnwood in.,tho warrant line,4hence along
,B.torrte
bias WOO 9101)eecileil :to a, liimldeV 4lionce:porti of
perches dlong lands of William Babb t o a: post, thence f;
east six and . a half perches to 'e poet, thence
north 60 perches Monk , eald Babb's. kind to a post,
thettee r ripeth 03 0 west 21 perches alomp.the publie, cord
'lka Int to Wellihoiti, tri a Poit,thence north 25 0 east
30.5'perehos 'to a:ROl3t; thencethorthitiong 'said Babb's
bride 66 perches' ton post; thriceVasti.l.7 patches to a
post, thence north along- the tract 06 perches to
a hemlock,-thence cast Montt, littlfriztluttda 224 perches
,to It post s theace math along sakA,liabb'e land 126 per,
i
, oh ee,tO r n puir;ll34ace , wost.:ls ' orcbeioti.a bierh; then •
''south IG4'PcfClies to the !thaw 'd Corriiii, c tliti pitied df
beginnim, , --eoritaing 200 nc - r being same land &-
scribed in reterd book 23; pa ge ila; toeing and reserv
ing therefrom the following 4 et,liegilitiing at the
south end. of-the 200 -erre •t ra tiabova detwitibed, and
i
running from the southeast cog er -therdof,'West 'along
%ha south -line, thence tiortli fa eti 'midi' - to 'make; 100
acres and to be taken ofr-theso therid'of th e aforesaid
tract, and being the loton • whi h the tavern - stand late
owned by Jacob Babb etalids,,,b lug the -premises ~ sold
by Paleh , Babb tOJaines.Carapbell.by.deed recorded in
I.Ourd hook:34, l page 117, r.efereneo to which., will .be
found la record , book a 4, page.22:l, , whoa: Caleb .Babb
,sold and conveyed t 0,151 -.Borst and.Wm , Bache the led
auce,of the first tlescribco tract rosary/Lig .tho said 100
acres sold to saki James tampbell; -i': - ; ; ~
. -Al4o—(okile,ptinalsee)4.)ot of land In, Welleboro,
beginning eta post in Ist Artllllo,llo feet southeaster
ly from flu; east corner dr let of 111-61/Convers; on tho
south side of a street 60 feet wide intersecting with bit
Avonue,thenco by the Avenue Am:10145 0 east 120 feet to
a post s thence 'tooth 46° west 250 feet byla i nds of,Anna
Moils 'l4 s ixtzt„thencei by An alley north 4b west 120'
Riot to the strait, thenco by the street. , north 45° east
250 foot to placo of beginning--containing % of an acro
more or lose—into theentato of Matthew Borst of Wells
boro, deed. Terme cusir - on - confirtontion of tho sale. 1
April 28, 1669. - MARX BORST, Adnex. :
#ii • te; Ll ' t?
vans -eohrt- 4
Y VIRTUE OF an order of the Orphans' B. Court of ,Tioga county to mo.directed, I pill
expose to public sale otin the promisee, on Friday
the 28th day of May next, at 1 o'clock p. m. the
following real estate, Into the property of Philo
Griffin, I ifilifidrilebury,4l9;d :
A lotpaimd Micidlolitiry - ; beginning' at
postein tho south lino of tho Philo Griffin farm,
being at tho t3p corner ot a 0-Acre - lot sold nS ,
Philmarlffin in his /ifetirde Contract o Dwight
Cummings, thence north r east ihoutl94,l:per
cies to north line of said. Griffin farm to a post
in the line separating tho Griffin farm from Rich
ttrfl-0R4P16.1. WO) *mice east .aIiOTICO ;Derails
and 6 feet to a post and stone Corner, where the
Griffin lot corners with thesaid Goodwin lot,
therice?south 41-3 Terehod•to 'thVs'• southrireat e'er
nor of the Richard Goodwin farm aforesaid,
thence.eonth . r.srost-parallol-with the west
'i1f.)1410411416Ca1i0ut4,42,4M. r;difelie'stto 'the S
line of the said Griffin farm, thence west to place
of beginning—eontaining,abont 30 acres, be the
same more or less. •
: • •••• :• ••
• ••
; -
• • R.cisw.uuri A
cgLEY,
• JANE GRIFFIN,
••••4; , 1% r•-c 7••—•"
••. .
_ . . .
' Orphans' CouN Sale. ' , t
13Y virttio' df itn'ol.der of 'the -111?pha '4 Court,
..11i of Ti?'gtk County, I will expose t tale by ,
pa blic'entbry ni, kite, edtirtllfiusei Wellsbbre ' on
Thursday; May, 20tb,.1889ittt '2lo'dlOck P. M.,
then and there, io tbei highestiand beat bidder,
the following described Real Estate, the prop
erty._ of Ella R. Hoyt and Evh C: Not, minor
children of Tosept Hoyt and Sophia Hoyt, 11(3 7
ceased, tomit : : . -• •••
•- • A•lot of land:.sitnated • in.the' , Bore Of Wells.
•boro, !flogs: ()Minty, Pa. Mounded on the North'
by lands of A. P. Cone, on the East by lands of
U. G. Fisher, on the South by State Street, and
on the West by land of Eliza Maxwell, contain.
ii3o;ll`of an acte reore; - or' lees-0401A isne, ; itory
frame houEil'and some fruit trees thereon.
'- . I
QUARLES WILLIAMS,
April, 28, 1869-Im. _ Guardian.
ifilhazis' Courl
.Sdle.. „
1)Y VIRTTIE OF • an order of the Ophanii'
ji Court of Tioga'county, I will. offer at pub
lic sale at the bourt house in Wollsboro,griday,'
the 28th' day o .( May next, at 2 o'elcielip* the
following real %State; late the property of Minor
Benjamin, of Balmar p dec'd '
lot:of lama in:Morris, suiveYed - Oil warrant
Nci. - 4278, James - Wllion warrantee+, ' It being
all of said' tract lying 'West of the top of the
hill, west of Stony Fork (reek, commencing on
tho South line of said tract, at the top `Of said
hill, and running a straight line. toA-point on
the, North lino, at the. top of said hill. Thd
point of said hill to be considered• as the point,
at the top of rocks, containing about seven hun
d.red and fifty acres. Terms Cash. ' '
' SARAN BENJAMIN,
Apr, 2:3, '69-Im. Adm'x,of N. Benjamin.
Mercantile'
(!f Tinuu County
Glass. Ta.r.i
Kelly 14 $7
David McVoy 14 7
John A Alartin . &
0 F Taylor 1 7
II W Holden 14 7
Chas Chapel, billiards,3o
AL Run Coal Co. 5 50
J L Belden 14 7
J II Patterson 14 7
James Kelly ; 7
Thomas ' - 14 7'
Elijah Plumer - 14 7
James Morgan 14 7
111,A Derow 14 7
Jas Mitchell 14 -7
J clivans • 14 7
James Tralief 14 7
L B Smith 14 7
J L Belden 14 1 , 7 •
Jacob Miller 12 ' 12 50
31 L Bacon. 14 7
W Thomas 14 7 „
S E Caldwell 14 7
Moss Mk RR Co S 30
W llockeriberger i ßey S
Ilirsch,Ely & Co 14 ,
Hines If a Itlt Co 8 30.
II 0 Bailey sv - Co 13 10
IntOORPIELD-
W003,-a Stanbro' 14 - .7
i4,7 ; k
'vlf '.•
W 0 Bristol 14 7
R U Stebbing 11 7
ltubhm'ro & Beachl4
Toolc'r a Burns'ael4 7
01 0 -Bristol 314 7
CIIATGAM.
W 14 7
John Short 1 14 7
J S )Innry 14: 7 -
W A Newcomb 14 T
CoVINGTON.
Sanders & Newelll4 7
COVINGTON DOROUGH.
restßurant , 4,
Packard,* Keen3o4 l ., '7 .
J 0 Bennett 14 7
P L Clark 14 7
B Byer 14 7
.P 0 Pine 7 -
CHARLESTON.
Albert Tipple 14 7
T Westbrook 14 7
Cooper &Kolder 14 7
ri3tono .1 14
Holman Morgan 14
RJR Rockwell 14 7
0 S Parsons 14 7
.43EsttrrEtn. •
V Purple 14, 7
I 13 Payne 14 . 7
W Wagoner 14"
M3l Lee 14 7
DEL3Ltn.
Job, Willcox 13 10
Colo ccp . ' 13 10
Wm Colo 14. 7
KIRLAND.
TUNA k Crandall 14 7 1
Wm D0n:15451i :J4. 7 - '
A J Tillman 14 7
Dor'neo a Dunb'r 14 7
Ji/Whitaker, bill'ds - 30
J Q Parkhurst 13 10
Etuckbeo & Co. 14 =• 7 -
I Reed' • _ 14 7
PALL BROOK,
Fall B'k Coal Co. 6 00 00
• PARMINOToN.
A. J Doano 14 7
7 ..
• S.X Dlllings - 14, 7_ -
'D K 'AMA 14
Goodell, - - 14 7
JACKBON,
Vfileme , 7 ,
11t 1t Itetrln• 14 7
YlGßryan, 14 7
L Boynton ' 'l4 '7 ,
'Caw"
~• • •'•l4'
0110e 1 Shehrs jr 14 • ' 7..,
•XliozYtt.sr. DORO
011 WOO d:/: Sun 12 1250
1. Case .fit Co 7,
A Dearman 14 7
•WDRnox = 14 7
GoOdap'd Sr. Prldol 4 7
Wm 11 Smith 14 7
1 Wm D Knox. . - 30 00
Dcarfnan , 14_ 7 ,
AI arekkii 1..14 •_ 7
01100 Roberts 14 7
B ReYnOlde 7
Truman,ollbort ,1,4 7 ,
upto.
diiorge ISclOn 14 7
I; koni .• ,14 7 •
Joel Adams •:, !,.14 = 7
C P Leonard 14 .. .7 •
Joseph A, , hippen 14 . 7
0 S Pttatber 5: Co 11 15
,001
LIBERTK*;
Moses Now - Mari .14 • 7
S Caldo'ell • 14 " '
Norber +lt .51,d0r0.12 1250
David:lL Worlino 14 7
Seltitig
. d: Miller 12 12 50,
Werlino a Ilartql 12 .12;50
G R Sbeffo'r - t • 14 "7'
er V Vail Son' 14•
B Saalorunpn. , 14 .7
.4 Contstoqh .11 , 7
14"1 7 ,
• - • TIORRiS. _
Job iDonne '.• - •14 , '7
,W Blackwell& C 01.4• ' .17
llenytotta Be.sto 14:.- 7
. .
Notice is hereby giVekullant nn.'nppeal . will be
held at the Coratblegiontin OffiCo in Wellsboro, on
the «d' dly.. , of.,XunCA. D. 1869, between the
Itogre,eflo.li. m:.iinkt 10 p. m,, at Whialt time and
place all persons aggrieved by the foregoing nii-
DrojELemitt.will bo , bjard, awl.buchTabatttents
avian nsssbema 0 . 40)i-rind jtigt;' atAl; peranne
foiling to appear at, said time and place, will bo
abbarital fionrroinking an, t y defence before me. •
FtttiST,
Mercantile Appraiser for . Tioga Co.
M
$' We'oro,' AO, 140809.! • •
Flowers, hats;-Bonnets,;Ribbons,
• - Laces ,
and latile.ittittcy goo,dei generally., • , 4
Partleubir _ant:piton paitl tq repairing }tots
and Bonnets. • Wellsboro, April, 28, 1869-2 m.
mr's
ppraigement
/Jr Me; Year 1869. 1.;
MAINSDUAO DODO , '
tra -Ando -14- 7
Fox & Clark - 14 1
nil Dow, . .14-' 7 •
MANSFIELD 110 50
.
Adarps.iViric - 0ht1.4 ,;*. 7 '
J W Willi/oink 14 7;
0 Sllngorland 14 7
V Klllott 14 7'
J D Webster ,14 7
Ohns,Slingerland S 0 00'
C noltlon 1$ 7
N Holden 14 7
N Kingsley 14 7
W Phelps , 14 7
11 KIII" 14 7
W Phelps 30 00
hlurdough & Pitts 11 15 00
It I.loloey 14 • 7'
Mart K:tug, ~ 13 10
311DDLESUIlle
J T Purvis 14 7I)
JlSDlznon s Co 14 7
51 C Potter 14 7
S Staples • 14 7
R. M Keeney 14 7
Ifoliday,tatiug 11 0 00
A J Smith 14 7
D k M 0 White 14 7
NELSON
C B Whjted
6eal:414;00611d 14 7
11 & T Oarnbll3 10
Parkes & Bros 14 7
OSCEOLA
Skinner 14 7
N Strait &Co 14 7
Henry Seeloy 14 7
Martin & Boalli 14 7
Wzn 1i Taylor 30 00
R Itaintiond AC° 14 7
FIC Ito Worth ' .34 7
Seeley & Crand'l 14 " 7
Crandall & Co 14 7
Levi Skinner 14 7
rticuxioNn
T T J 1447 •14 7
• saiieNfi
Elmer Backer 12 1250
Watkins &Co 13 10
Minor Mills 14 7
Dliedtler l 4 T
bULLIVAN '
1 V Ilarknues 14 7,
suIPP.Ex
O,D Lpib . 13 10
- ' TiOGA DORO
.1' n Hathaway
S C'Alvord 14 7
11 II Borden & Co 14 , ,7
jr Van Osten 'l4' 7
Baldwin & Co 11 15 00
11 E Smith & So n 14 7
J Van Osten, billiards 30 00
Joseph Fish 13 10
Philo Toiler 14 7
1' S Tullio , 1310
Johnson &Lowelll4 . 7
J J Brady ( 14 7
B B Borden 14 7
J Shieffella 14 7
Wlchhitth &'Farr 11 16 00
• TIOGA TOWNSHIP ,
J II Mitchel 14 7
lIN/O/P
BF & D Iryin „14 7
T /4 Grisivold 14' 7
John Irvin 14 1
WESTFIELD TOWNSHIP
Edgeomb & II 14' V 7
VESTFXELD 110110'
J 11 I. c 8,0 unriFirl4
9 WilcOx 'l4 . 7 '
Ern
i
en.* Tease 11 :15 00
1 , L coville 1.4" 7
1. Pi Ilk 14' 7
T 1 001;la *Phil's 14 7
ito
B.or 8.,& Hunter 14 7
B M., l nghtoit 14 7
K B ill /billiards - 30 00
.1 Swarzenbach, brewer 5 00
Sander . I ( iVCco 14 • 7 '
111111rilk!ley ' 14 ' i 7
A & N I" Closo • 14 ~- , 7
WELLSItOrtO ,
Wilson & V4ku V. 13 „10
J B. Bowen .-11. 15 00
0 1111elly ' 13- 10
Converse & Qsg 'l4 7
M it Prinid • • 14 "- 7
. Converse & Osg 12 -12 50
G Mahilnip .. s 14 •.'. 7 ,
webb 4llastingsl3 ' 10
0 VanNalk'b'g 14, , 7 .
E 11.1Iastings -14' ' , 7
J ()Wheeler • '.". -14' '-7
I?eLene4,llache 11 - 15 00
John A. Boy, , . 14 • '4* ' .
ars Bunriell ' ',lf . 7 .
1, A Gardiner ' 14 ' . 7
WT suithers' .' 14 " 7 .
Toles & Barker' 13 10
1 C L Wilcox .13 10
Bullard & Co , 14 7
B T Van Horn 14 7
1 x Werriner 14 7
i Tbotriaii Harden .1118 00
11-11,11itable . .14 7
I Charles Stevens, E. 11 500
i SCars & Perby. 14 .. 7 '
Win Roberts ''''l4 , 7
IlY6thi6 & Ca - 14 - ` 7 7 ,
I/ P Roberts : • 14 . 7
A Foley .. ~ -,,,. 14 . . I
WTI gh t i'llalay 11 15 00
Geo. Hazlett E II • 5 00
' ' " '2 billiards; 40 00
0 Shaffer, breweryi - ' 5 00
6 00
VERTISEIITA'NTS:
- •
IW,ouk.l) re sto o fully, Iriforp ,th o that
le, ndiCoVaffiagl a larka!ageortmoili of
; Spring and Summer Millinery
wbieb she )ow prices. Her
stock comprises '
4 1 iiNftierY, & Dreßfirlaakiing:
fIE underaigned would say.to her old Wanda
c4nd.the,publie generally. that ahe haft fitted
'up rpotne, in .her,building (Isedoor,below Van
liertt's ware rooms') for,the pl i rposo ofVarrylng on
Millinery & Dress-galungl
in all its departments.
: .Her goods, aro, all wkr . ,apd 91?n00 In part
Flowers, Liwes,Riblititze, Strata goods, &c.;
and in short,, everythinr pertainin g .tp a Itash
liniablo 'establii3anient. Call liaoro - purchasing
elsewhere. Prices reasonable.
April 21 1 1869-3 m. Mrs. C. SMITII.
''. State'Street Lois. - ' ' .
P. CONE having laid. off his land on
A
,1
. State SWI t into town lots new offers
them fot sale on'r hi:amble toying: ',
Wellsboro, Apr' 28, 180 t- .-' "
'Bankiliptcy.
THas,*(o 04i0 - iiistroil'oru <>a.At *h.
- 22d/day of ;January A7, - D. - 1869, a - warrant
in Ronkiiiptcy. was Issued against the estate of
Jambs 1 nit tihel of Welliboroi in Ihe'coun ty of
Tioga, atd State of Penn's, who has been adjudg
ed a Baricrupt•on petition of jijs creditors; that
tho payo ent of any debts and delivery of any
proporty,bolonging to such Bankrupt, to him, or
for his,mo, apd the transfer of any property by
him aro forbiddeji by lair': thist is mooting of the
Creditors of the said Bankrupt, to prove their
debts, and: to ohOose ono °outer° Assignees of his
'tiAtate'- will ho- held'at Dui bourt of 'Bankruptcy,
to bo bolden st the °Moo of F. E. Sthith, in the
Bore of Tioga, Pa., beforo F E Smith, Register,
on the .101 day of -May, A D 1869, at 10
o'clock A. iii
THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
U.'S. garaltal!Western District, Pa.
Apr 23,'69. Per DAVID CAmEnon, Dopy.
PORTABLE" ENGINE;_ -
BIFOLBIMILL, and 'one'run of French Burr
Stones fok Peed, for s t ale, very cheap. Par
ties can scurthe machines fanning up to the let
of May. - NEWHALL do REESE.
Bill's Creek, April 21,1869 7 30, , ;
Just -.
Received
PRINCE BACKS miId:SACKINGS; at'
. & CO'S.
April 14y 1884/ ' *-
A NEW lot .of POPLINS, ALPACAS ho.,
1}13(1 Satins for Trimmings at
DE LANO tc4CO.
ril 1 1 4, 1869
'ql.ttwo ' 1T617/3.g's
(i ART 'GALLERY
Is the place to,gat yoni PIICIToGIiAPIIS. New
and Rustle Scenery, The new Cabinet size made
in any position'. ' ' ' apr. 14, 1869.
ASPLENDID stook of f llidAlovos only $l,OO
at ' DE LANO A CO.
April 14, 1869.
A A LARGE Stook of Spring Clothing at
DE LANG ft: CO.
April 14, 1869.
HALO :PHOTOGRAPHS
litadb 41,0LASILI144!S 'Ate 11a11ori,4 at $1.25
par dozen. Also HALO AIIIBROTYPES, large
dize tor' ramep; each. apr. 14,,1889.
Stoc
Lirgest
In Tioga Cotint
for solo at the lowest prices, a
CLAY KING'S
• Art
.4allerit
April 14; 1809
FOll SALE=
splonditd etook.of
• I
Picture Frame 11tOuldings
wilioh will be 'anufactured to order at reasooa
blo prices, at • CLAY KING'S
April 14;186. Art Gallery.
EDICAI A.DVIOE
Is often quite expensive, 'but this you havo fOr
the reading. •
If 'by accident, yon get sealdcid, bruised,
burned or sprained, then apply
J. ; 1.. .
Salutifeir ..,
immediately; for it is quick-to give relief;
and powerfiti to cure pain and soreness. ''.
, ~
.. _. .
_lf :l ow ; ar. :-., qfflieted , faith lameness, or
.nuntbness aiu stiffness of the limbs, or with
severe pain, or painful swellings like Neu
ralgia and In amatory. Rheitinatism, then
:• . try • ' , •
•
•
- • ' SiLLUTIFER : •
. ‘
byall means. Apply, it quicklySb as, not,to
leave it open to I the air'; and use 'it acarding
siq,ql oc(ipn on the bottle.,.
if youlave , Sore• Throat, or Quinsy; or
'Felons,' f ctr4, or .Pleurisy,Or l ChiAlains,
or any of t*zese disorders t hat , regaire an
• Oglrrel reniaily, then
.SALUTIFER
. ,
IS\ l O hat you.want, far it has proteeda bless;
in 4 to thousands. „Although it izv reckoned
to be one olithestron:got
,Medicines ;,yet'it is
so safe ihatevet a ehildindy handle & use it.
• SALUTIFER% -"
: Kept cionsiatta .1
on hand for immediate use,
will certainly revolt much sifigring, and
may save life.,
If you, are prudent ‘and econostnieal, and
desire 10 ,sa:vo;eapense,-• then. remember that
AUTIFER' .
Is foul - a? tc.,be a saving of, more than ! $l.O a
year in: all fcimilia that nse it:
Ail - For-sale by. all Druggists—, Wholesale
Depot 252 Greenwich St 6, New York.
Fresh Goods rt eceiveo . Weekly.
Gooiis
viiisicca.oceries:
CROCKERY:
500 , 11% 4ND 0M3 11 40
-Mats- and *aim
, .
Be it remembered, trfat
. .
,
!qop . o,cia4antly . on hand a large , stock. of genera
BM
'''.:R.E.II.,C IILI:N 11:1 Z.Vs..,
GOODS 'AS REPRESENTED.:, NOT
, TO., BE lINDERSOLD.
•
Jan. 6,1868,4 y. MOOR,
NEW . SPRING. GOODS
..*. -- *:','",sEi - ii'kiii,ii'' . *: . :stos.
We invite your attention to our NeW Stook as .
we think you will find it very nttraetive and
cheap. We do not, as most in the, trade, claim
great advances, Au.; but intend-to give more
goods for a dollar, taking the average of our
stock Than dearly time for several years,
,
'Our Linen Stock is Very Jarge a
Drown-Table Linens 48, bs, ss, 8
" " Oa, Ss, 100,
, Table, Cloths in
,extra
Napkins from
Towels from •
Towellings •
Full lines of .Drapery' Muslim?, Marseilles
Quilts, Table Spreads, cheek and striped Nein
soek#, Ash ,at eery reasonable prices,, ,
In Domestic 'Cottons our Stock is
very desirable:- - Witbfas many
Leaclingpoods at IhO i NV Rates .
We" have 'Brown Shootings yd. wide 12i , cts.
Bleached muslins . la per yd.- Handschne Prints
is yd. Common Prints cents, and all other
goods such as Checks, Donims, Tiekings,
Stripei, tac.,equally cheap.
Cosiniercp„ Kentucky Jeans, & Cotton
-ales ." icirger atock , than, usual, and at
Aress Goods and - Shaul's.
We have a fine Stock of early Spring Goods,
il
We are keeping a still Large Stook of the
same' makes of which 'we sold so. many: last
seasons,and aro now soiling thommt about 10 per
cent loss than 'last fall. We shill keep all the
numbers hating them at 36; 4s, 4a6e, SS, Os, 7s,
Bs, 103;12.5, and - wo know' that no one can beat
us either Its to, prices, qualities, or as to to the .
assortment.
BOOTS & SHOES..
Our trade last year was larger in this steck
than 'over before, and we desire to increase it
this season, and to do so, intend to keep a still
better, stock •in tine -work for Ladles and Chil
dren. We shall continue to keep up our large
assortment of
Richardson's Work in Men's and
At aboUt the, same prices as ast year. This
work is the most reliable . of an • sold, and our
large trado enables us to sell it t vary admit
profit. In '
Ladies' Serge Con
tens, Serge Balmoral:, and
Also, Sid and Pebble
We shall keep a much large
before, and sell it less than reg
At a reduction of full 25 por cent. from our
regular prices, any one desirous of baying very
cheap can now do so.
of Frames
I . 7 l l •lrß•mmwm'Meirrr.viiimmiumial
Atlantic and Great Western
CLEVELAND, 'TOLEDO, CHICAGO,
MILWAUKEE, ST. PAUL,
OMAHA, •
And to all Points in tlio WEST and llotan-West
Dayton, Cincinnati, Louis
' VILLE, ST. LOUIS, KANSAS .
• • guy; MEMPHIS, NEW
ORLEANS,
And all points in the Sonth ! 4 Southwest, with
No Change of Coaches
TO CLEVELAND OR CINCINNATI,
From any point On the Erie Railway. An ad
'vantage' and convenience not offered' by any
other route. •
3 Tunouan LTOIITNINGL EXPUESS TRAINS
DAILY. ' •
Baggage Checked Through, and No CLIANCIE
from ono car to another, preventing loss or dam
age. .
Tickets via this popular. routo can be procured
at all offices on the line of the Erie Rail way, and
or
When puychasing ask the Agent for Tickets
via the ATLANTIC A. GREAT WESTERN
RAILWAY. • '
_CONYERS & OSGOOD
RACE on hand and aro constantly receiving
at their
Hardware Store
every article noeded in this roOon of country,
in the
•
SHELF HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL
NAILS, MIDDLETOWN AND
ELMIRA SAWS, ROPE,
TIN-WARP,
No pains will be spared to meet the 'Wants of
our cuatomera.
MI
Q;tiOities,
- , St,•
-5!,
la, 16e, 18; 2
as ever.
still lower prices
yory heap.
BLACK ALPACAS.
Boy's Shoes, Women's & Chil
dren's Calf, Kip and Moroc
co Shoes.
WINTER, GOODS.
Wo are selling off the balance of our stock of
Winter Shag's,' Saequeings, Dress
Good, Furs, &c.
J. A. FAR§ONS & CO.
THE
. -AND- • '
ERIE RAILWAYS,
TUB GREAT BROAD . GUAGE -ROUTE
Oil
BEERS & ABBOTT,
oreosiT.i.DEpor Ex.malte•
W. B. SHATTIIC,
Gen. Ticket and Pass. Ag't, Cleveland, 0
Ti. D. RUCKER,
Jan. 6,'69., Gen. Sitpt., Meadville, Pa
HARDWARE AND STOVES !
srrov - vAs,
Cooking, Self-Regulators and Coa
Stoves.
Home Companion,
and tho justly colebratnd
AMMAN COOK STOVE,
COWERS St OSGOOD
yirellsboro, Jan. 6, 1869; ly.
CLLAR THE 'TRACK.
AtchiGAN Si TIPPLE, 'Agt!s,
A 11.* receiving fresh lots of goods ay: railron
every tiny of their Store in - I
East Charlestott
and hereby give notion that they intend to load
one-horse towns like Wellshere and Panned()ld in
both .
,PRICES .AND VARIBTY
See - if we don't do it
%wit 21, 1800-4 w
,Por Sale.
i
Mason •t, latulin Cabinet Cogan. Five
AOctave Sin le'Reed, for cash or en .t t itne.—
Inciuire 'of ,J: . 'Shakespeare, over John R.
BOwen's Store. 1 ,• April 7, 1860—if.
. • , Ne*- floods
Tust Received and sojd ()neap, for Cash.
U April 7 1 19.4 f... TON a BARKER
SHLIANG OFF AT COST
0, per vird:
120,
Sizes slid
{~
Zi'g Big wszazin§ a ca.
0 t 0 .55,00 doz.
sto $6,50 "
ic; 250, 2.6, 3s.
Vlll seil l from this date their entire stock of
„ .
i•. _ .
' '
DIES, WHOM
Perfumery, Notions, - Dyeip
Stulß, Paints, Oils,
Varnishes," Glass, Putty,
Alcohol, Turpentine,
,Kerosene Oil,
Tobacco, Cigars,.
Wall. Paper, Curtains,
ress
7olish Boots.
oat Work
Positively no Hum' bugl.
stock than over
ar prices. 1
We'labor°, March 3, 1869
The .Battle hqs been Fough
AND VICTORY WON.
OODS hi g h in qyality and frw in price have
Calt ICU LUC nay, nun naratrater-wnino zontio
ready and wtlling for active and efficient service
in behalf of all those who will call and give their
I orders at
WICKHAM & FARR'S,
TIOGA, PA.
On the Dry. Goods side we have• a full, and
complete and assortment of Fall and Winter
0 - 001)S,
Flannels, Sheeting; Prinks, Muslin. De
Mines and _Dress Good.;,
with a groat variety of YANKEE 'NOTIONS
with which to fill in and trim np. We wouli'
call epeoial attention to our assortinont of
with prices which we know will compare favors
bly with prices of the same goods before the war
which have boon made to order from perfect stock
with warrantee. Work ready to bo shown and
fitted to all customers. Tho Grocery stock in
cludos,
Flour, Pork,4Eish, Salt, Sugars, Teas, Cof
fee, Rice, Syrup, Molasses, &e., &c.,
Then comes the WOODEN WARE, such as
Tubs, Pails, West' Boards, Mop Sticks, Sugar
Boxes and Pails, together with nutderous other
Goods, such as Crockery, Glass-ware, Stone-ware,
&0., which we will Wrap, be glad to. show and
risk the selling after the goods are soon and ox.
amino& •
WICKHAM a FA R.l'
I
Tioga, Oct. 16, 1868.
The undersigned would respectfully inform
the Citizens of Tiogn and vicinity that he has
just opened a
establishment in Borden's Drug Store, and is
prepared to execute 'all orders: in his fine of
business with despatch and in tile best of man.
ner.
Tioga, Feb. 24, 18139.—tf.
THE:GRAND; PRIZ
at the
Paris Exposition) Univerifelle,
.CIIICKERING 9 S
American Pianos Triumphant
OVER ALL THE WORLD.
ilea 11. N. TaDD,Agent.
Deo. 2:3, 18613. , - We!labor°, Pa
20 5 000 forrlo u w V isc is::f l G w o i n i
pßrou,t,tiosr
centsw ant ti n
tradu at tnytitore..• C. L. WILLCOX.
IVollalioro, Nov. 23, 1888.
FOR SALE—ono,Pufr of platiure‘Bobs at
Doo. 23. 1848. TOLES k. BARBER'S.
IiTiCIPS ABDOMINAL • SUPPORT
EftS, forsala at Roy'e Drug Store.
far hopsyboatqt}a]
0 at Da
00t.12, • •
LAMPS. --A new kind of lan:life r Kerosene--
no boakagoof ehigineye—et
FOR 6,AgH
,to i
1111
Fixtures, &c., &c., 4r.e.,
AT 'COST FOR CASH
P. R; WILLIAMS .k. CO.
Good stock of
Hats ,and Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
A I
Vit,„ - ,„1 -
` N \ I-,
.A
I I ,--\---, if-,..- ; ,c),
• if \ : 4V4 _
Z, \< .1, " ' it,,,, , 1
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Watch and Jewelry
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
'S. WILE
• For Sate.
•
The subscriber offers for sale: the followilt
property, - situated in Covington township and
borough, Tioga county; Pm:
5S mares of . land in Covington'tp, l , on William-
Ben Reid leading' to Blossburg, 4 miles there
from and 1 mile from' Covington borough, about
20 acres Improved, a good frame house, barn and
other outbuildings' thereon. - Also,Sawmill, Bash
Factory, and Shingle dill and - water privilege
thereon. Also, two apple orchards of f 1.70. trees,
mostly choice fruit, and about half. bearing trees
—lB plum trees;l2 Cheril, 90 Currant butler,
red, white, and black, 4 Crabs, 10 beating'Grape
Vines, 12 Pear, and Peach and gull.
Mao—a_ Timber lot, 349.8 acres, of a mile
from Sash Factory and Sawmill. 'Timber, pine,
oak, basswood, chestnut, swill , beech , hireb, maple
and hemlock., Alect.,--a lot in the village, adjoin
inglli., Glerould's orchard, fronting on Williamson
road and railroad, ipntaining abou an acre, a
2-story House, outbuildings; fruit trees and a
good well of water thereon. .
Also—another village lot, iron tin on William
son road, 60 feet front by about - 20 deep; and
another lot fronting on Said road, 1 45174 feet.
For further particulars inquire o DAVID S.
IRELAN, Sr., or 43.. T. IRELAN, Co ngton, Pa.
• April 21, 1.58 p-tr. . .
NENiTi AND NEAT;
Iti rnavelatllmea
10 For $1,7t5,
DENTISTRY.
.:y---. DR .0.'1 7 : DARTZ i% Co.
ii i .„ win Mil continue the business of
"Ilea Dentistry in Wellsboro where they
respectfully solicit the patronage of all who need,
or desire the services de Dentist. Ravingbeen
for the past font-teen years engaged in Dentistry
,exclusively, they feel confident of givingperfeot
atisfaotion in alt operations intrusted totlaiiircare.
-. leii, irre - gutermee,-cre ......w, -...........____, .
and inflamation of th gunti, and all other dls-
eases to which the tee h and gumii are subject.
•f+ First Class Work guaranteed in both me-/
chanieal and operative Dentistry. • i
Gas and Ether given for extracting teeth.
,_.OPPIOEI .over Book and Jewelry Store.
Wellsboro. Feb. 24,1869.-tf.
LIFO INSURANCE COMPANY
UNITED STATES OF AMERIOA, 1
•
Oh ' teredbq Specil Act of Congress
• ' I
APPROVED JULY 25,4868.
, •
Cash Capital, $1.,000,000,
•
PAID IN FULL.
First National Bank Building,
Where all Correspondence should he Addressed.
CLARENCE H. CLARE ' President - .
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance it Executive Com.
HENRY D. COOKE, Vice-President.
EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and Actuary.
B. S. Ritssat.r., Manager.
• Circulars. pamphlets. and full particulars giv
en on uppusiation to the Branch Moo Of the
Company, or to
R. C. SIMPSON, Wnw.anbnn, Pe.,
by whom applications will bo receivod and Poli
cies procured for Tioga County.
. .
Deo. 9, 1868-Iy.
Great Bargafti
Wilson & VanValkenburg's
French Merinpes, Empress Cloths, Bea
, ver Sackings of all disoript one,
Poplins of all 'colors. •
DELAINES & PRINTS, ALL STYLES,
FACTORY'S, SILEETINGS, BLEACH
ED AND UNBLEACHED MUSLINS.
HOOP SKIRTS,
•
of ever description, DRESS TRIMMINGS and
BUTTONS of all kinds; also tho largost and
cheapest assortment of _
RHADY NADk CLOTHING
ever brought into Tioga C.aunty. Remember
the place, and call before purchasing.
We havea large assortment of -Gents' •Ehrnlsh
ing Goods, consisting of
Draivers, Under-Shirts, Flannel Shirts,
Buck Sleeves, and Mittens, and
Clothing of every description
• manufactdred to suit.
;
I
Thankful for past paoonage, and by strict at
tentioti to business we hope to Aare a continu
ance of the same:
=EMMia
V 4 4 4 4 4 ?,
To viz WORKING CLlss:—.l am now prepared to fur
nish all classes with constant..eniployment at their
homes, the whole of the time, or for the spare ma
meas. Business rievr,light and profitable. Yifty cents
to $5 per evening, is either earned by persons of Other
hex, and the boys and girls earn nearly as much as
men. Great inducements are offered those who will de
vote their whole time to the business and, that every
person who sees this notice, may send me their address
and test the business for themselves, L make the follow
ing unparalleled offer: To all those who are not well
satisfied with the butilness,l will send $1 to pay for the
trouble of_ ain. me. Full particulars, dtrectious,
sent free. Samples coot by mall for lOcts. Address
E. 0. ALLEN,
_ _
- Augusta;4lsl.3.
Marph 17. 1819-3 in,
Cabine i l l` Card Photographs,
and all special sizes, and finest styles of pictures,
finished in firbtAclass mannerist Spencer's Art
Gallery.
Mansfield, Feb. 8, 1869.
L ETTERS of Administration• having bees
granted upon the Estate of Philena Lan
die, late of Wollaboro, deed, all persona indebt. ,
ed to, or claiming against said estate must set
tle with THOMAS ALLEN,
Wollsbere, March 31, 1869-6 w. Admr. •
.•-4)
0
"'
pair largo Team Hors.es, weight 2,000
lbs:, 2 Utica Wagons, I light two horse
Democrat Wagoi, 1 light two horse dovered Wa..
gon, 5 pair Bob Sleds, part new, 2 'sett. koalry
Harness, pr. binding Capin'', Ae. Terrniieasy.
For further particulars i?quire DlM the store of
B. .
r lBooztf. • •
Niles Valley, March 1
John 0. • orton,
ATTORNEY dr, COUNSELOR AT LAW, Law
reneovillo, Tioga Cqunty, Pa: Moo over
George ItioLotta,e Boot & Shoe Storti. Business
attended to .Iv.ith promptness; apr. .4th, '69-17.
ity 25 cis perysird
1 ANO A OQ'S,
A - VULL Stock of Groceries at old prices at'
DE LANO CO.
4px . 11 14;109.
de Wood'a_ Gallery.
NATIONAL
OP TIIR
WARRINGTON, D. 0.
811444011 OFFICE
PHILADELPHIA, 11.
OFFICERS
For all who call at
No. 2 Union Block. in
WILSON & VAN VALKENBURG
AdministratoT's Notice.
For sale.